INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PROCEEDINGS OF feeding, bad milk, ignorance and all probability the candidate who INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS similarly manageable factors makes the most noise and attracts BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING cause a high infant mortality. the most attention—in other THE CITY FATHERS PRESENTS With these science and intelligence words, who makes the most effectual AND BORDER BUDGET can cope—are indeed, coping campaign—-will get the We have an endless assortment successfully. least votes. The Herald proposes Entered as Class Matter June 23,1909, the Postottiee at International Second at of appropriate gifts, Proceedings But what makes for high adult Falls, Minn., uiider the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. this political truce in good faith. of representing the newest and Minutes of a regular meeting It would be glad to hear what mortality for many deaths finest products of the Jewelers' of the city council held June 15th, shortly after forty Bright's disease, 8E0R6E P. WATSON, Editor and Maoagir candidates, committees, newspapers Art. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHIN8 CO. 1914, at 8 o'clock p. m. Wedding rings, beautiful and citizens think about diabetes, hardening of the Members present, Alderman litis, diamonds, Sparkling jewels, Official Paper of Ranier arteries, organic heart ailments it. Paper of International Falls. Official Miner and Zimmerman. Watches, Unique silverware, —these are the ills which are increasing There not being a quorum present Sterling Novelties, Rich cut SCIENCE SUCCEEDS IN adult mortality after for- Glass, Clocks, Etc. the council adjourned. old September primary. The June TRUCE UNTIL SEPTEMBER. LENGTHENING LIFE ty" L. W. Wilson, primary was adopted for the sake The following timely editorial Science has succeeded in lengthening And before these common ailments N E S O N S the farmers. They said they Attest:— President. of from the Duluth Herald is worthy medical science is all but the average of. human life Jewelry Store R. C. Fraser, were too busy to vote in September, of consideration: impotent. in this country. International Falls, Minn. because that is harvest time. City Clerk. Every party and every candidate What causes these ailments But it is painfully clear that the Minutes of a special meeting of When it came to a discussion of for the public office in this gain lies almost wholly in the reduction which carry away so many is just the project, after it had failed to the city council held June 19th, state, should be willing to agree as society is reaping dividends of infant morality. 1914, at 11 o'clock a. m. get that far in several sessions of to a political truce until September More babies than ever before from its investment in their education All members present. the legislature, it developed that first. We venture the prediction and training? The answer live through the perils of babyhood. On motion duly made and seconded Horses Stolen there was a division of opinion that those who do not will is simple: "High mortality Alderman litis, F. H. Keyes even among the farmers. In be sorry they didn't. Election after forty is caused by wrong But on the other hand, morality the grain country where planting and Zimmerman were appointed day is nearly five months off. $200.00 Reward after forty is increasing rather living methods before forty. members of the city board of equalization is done in June :md haying is nut That's to long a campaign for the than decreasing, and so far as What can science do about to equalize the 1914 yet begun, there was a good deal candidates. It's too long a campaign Zimmerman's that Little' apparently, except STOLEN from Barret A science has been unable to stop feed lot at Midway, St. Paul, an MIm assessment. of sentiment in favor of the June for the public. July and that dangerous trend. to issue warnings which few heed. Wednesday night May 6th. primary. In the corn country, on On motion the council adjourned. August are the hot months and One black horse, 4 yean old, white strip* Infant mortality is due largely It is dangerous because by it in face, weight about 1,300 pounds. Om the other hand, it was declared the vacation season, when it will on bay horse, 5 years old, small win mark society loses many of its best to community conditions that are one hind leg, weight about 1,150 pounds. that June was a bad time for the be practically impossible for candidates factors in the years of their highest easily handled by the community. L. W. Wilson, We will pay liberal reward for recovery primary, and that September was to interest the voters in of the horses and the State of Minnesota usefullness. These diseases of adult life are Attest:— President. will pay $200.00 REWARD for the capture better. The cities, dreading a their ambitions. Indeed, themselves or all due, nevertheless, to preventable and conviction of each horse thief. "It is one of the sad things," R. C. Fraser, Make inquiry regarding any new horses long and expensive campaign, to interest the public attempts Professor Sedwick said recently, causes, but prevention rests sold or offered for sale in your rldlitf City Clerk. during'the past three weeks. were always against the June primary. months are more during those wholly with the individual. "that so far we have succeeded er Notify your local officer and win The grain farmers prevailed likely to result in resentment and shiefly in saving life at the lower Dissipation, irregular hours, telephone over the corn farmers, Barrett & Zimmerman, political gain. irritation than in end—baby life. We have prolonged overeating, overdrinking, worry— however, and the rural interests not be a general Why should there infant life and diminished these are the enemies that menace Midway Horse Market prevailed over the city interests open campaigning ST. PAUL, MINN. agreement that adult humanity. And their infant mortality we have been so this year the primary election begun before September will not be much slower in securing any prolongation greatest mischief is that they day is nearly five months away. Candidates and first? work in such deadly stealth. A FINEST QUALITY of life above the age of LARGEST VARIETY ill So far as the candidates are concerned, lay their wires, committees may forty. That is where we want man may dissipate and overeat TYPEWRITERS lte them remember that so far as possible make their plans- extension. A baby is a very useful and overdrink and worry in his the old primary came in the middle organizations Repaired, Overhauled or Cleaned perfect their twenties and thirties without thing, but it certainly is not of of September, only six weeks in can do that the intrim. They DRESSING Prices Reasonable and Work any use compared with a life at much apparent harm. Yet a decade before election day. Let them the But without annoying public. forty, which has been well prepared or decades later, in his fori Guaranteed "1ACK SHOPS what campaigning for of literature, remember speeches, the distribution ies, fifties and early sixties, he at great expense and which M. Care of the Press Office. T. six weeks cost and then let them attack public SOFTENS all attempts to ought to be efficient and which we goes untimely, when he shonl PRESERVES do a little figuring about the probable to public ought to be in his prime, to swell the statistics prolong just as much as interest and appeal LEATHER cost of campaigning for we possibly can." of of adult mortality. well be in —restores.- sympathy, may as held COLOR Indeed, by nursing more babies Life after forty is determined otel twenty weeks. That ought to LUSTRE abeyance three months, otherwise for through babyhood into adolescense, largely by the manner of life you help convert them to the plan of would be wasted "GILT EDGE," the only ladies' shoe dressing that most of it live before forty. there is hardly any doubt positively contains Oil. Blacks, Polishes and Preserves 4 1 5 1 9 E I S a political, truce. So far as the ladies' and cnildren'B shoes. «Hin« without anyway. This is the first trial ST. PAUL, MINN. that we nurse along the adult existence The problem on high mortality robbing, 25c. "FRENCH GLOSS." 10c. OPPOSITE CITY HALL public is concerned, no referendum of the June primary election in "DANDY" combination for cleaning and pnii«hh»B after forty can be solved only by many weakings, only to MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN all kinds of ruseet or tan ehoes, 26c. "STAR" size, 10c. need to be held. The public It will not be surprising increase the adult mortality. improved living habits before "QUICK WHITE" (in liquid form with spoiige)qulckly Minnesota. cleans and whitens dirty canvas shoes. 10c. & 25c. LOCATED IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT forty. will favor a short campaign.and RATES: Rooms with detached bath and if it is the last. Certainly But the problem of reducing infant "ALBO" cleans and whitens BUCK, KIMCK, shower bath— SOEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In round white cakes Cure for ailments like these resent a long one. If the fights if candidates persist in thrusting mortality and the problem of packed in zinc boxes, with sponge, 10c. In handsome, One person 75c, SI .00 and SI .50 per day Two persons in same room, 50c extra. large aluminum boxes, with apmom. 25c. there cannot be. The solution starts now and continues till November, themselves in during the dog days reducing adult mortality are two us ROOMS with private baths and toiletsOne If your dealer does not keep the kind you want, send rests with the individual more the price in stamps for full size package, charges paid. person SI.50 and S2.00 pen day people will get so tired there will be a wide-spread demand different things. Two persons in same'room, SI.00 extra. WHITTEMORE BROS. A CO., largly than with society or 20-26 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mao*. Send postal card tor colored blotters. for restoration of the of political opportunities that in The of Insanitary conditions, ill-judged Oldest and Largest Manufacturers the science.—Park Rapids Enterprise. WE AIM TO PLEASE Shoe Polishes in the World. i, ). Official Returns of the Primary Election Canvassing Board Register Judge Superintendent County Com. County Com. County Com. County State of of of District District District Sheriff Office Attorney Probate Senate Schools Deeds Number Number 5 Number 3 —1 $ E in bd 2 E Candidates ft bd 2 O 0. bd O FFI ft a O p« 5*' •t 3* r. •-t £5 fT •1 "t •t •1 & "t 0 o* CL CL QTQ Cfl ft r+ r+ 5' CL $*r ft O -t ft 3 ft 3 ft ft Cu rtCu •1 ft cr ft Qr«? 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