INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS my INTERNAHO ng ah sw herf no *~sti1^ ?g#^k-s^te. The next legislature will^tfl^e Entered as SecondfCiass Matter June 2^90»9|at |fctie Postojfflce at In- __ -Ifefo^^t^Bi^ busipefs praip€nis,! ternational Falls, Minn., under the Act^^ngpess of March 3, 1879.« STOLEN from Bartet A 'Smmenngfe'i feed lot at .Midway, St. Fnli caliinggfoj the bestSfentell^efcce TRADE Wednesday night May 6th. SPECIAI/ PRICES' and5"public" spirit "the state'can 8E0RBE P. WATSOI, Edit* aod Miaagw One black hone, 4 yean old, white etrioe INTERNATIOML FALLS MESS PUBLISHIM CO. CtitvmaHTiAe. in face, weight about 1,300 pounds. One supply. AnyoQtMndtnff akotfihwid doMriptloiiasy bay horse 5 years old. small win muk qnloklriucortala our ©i»h»ion froo whotbov pound*. one hind leg, weight about 1,150 The tendancy toward ever-in r..T«.tSon tottsbly Official Paper of International Falls. Official Paper of Bapier «trieUr confll«ntUJ. HAHDBOOK onP»Uirti UOHA The "400 Coffee" regular -We pay Hberalrywarf for leoevecy creasing taxvrates and appallingly •ontfra^ Oldoot iconer for MoaitaKMrtsM^ of the horses and the 8tate of Hinnwnti Patoau Ukoa tfaronfh MunnMJHk noOri ijicUUnottf, price 40c, now. 35c will pay MOO.O0 RBWAfiO for t£Teap. wltlioatoo*rgo. laths mounting expenditures must Sdentific Hniericmt ture and conviction of each bono tUd. to be recognized as one of the It is with very great pleasure b^ checked.-* Mjdte. inquiry regarding ujr aew bonw Dill pickles, each.^vr/f". .lc «Md or offered for sale in your vMaitr state's most important manufacturing'cities.—Bemidji A. The state government must be that we welcome to our city the during the past three weeka. •/. Timndaonolf Utnittr*t«4 enUOton of anr artohUdfl fhaclnd. Pion€er^^ Sour pickles, qt,. 10c wr fonr months, (1. .Sold byaU no' members of the Northern Minnesota co-ordinated in a business-like feilvi local dk« Ut-vlii telenboae Barret! & Zinmerman, Editorial association and a system with-wastes and leaks and ^lllf :U:'T :,'S1 Iff^illlf Sweet pickles, qt^ V:^2®c —~i You "watch th^ successful 'tneyi few of their immediate friends. sinecures and temptations to corruption Midway Isrse Market about you, keep track ^of the Sauerkraut, per can 10c We feel highly honored to have eliminated. I. srrAW, WNN. hours that they work, and you the privilege of entertaining them A more progressive and more EXTRA! Regular 10c toilet paper. .5c will agree that they work much for a few hours while they stop business-like state land policy harder than the average man. lt over on their way to Spooner and must' be adopted, one that will Cheese cloth, per yardv .5c American citizen jwn. seems tb be the penalty that success of lnterwted ia the outcome Baudette, the thriving twin cities develop Northern Minnesota and brings—much work j*nd little of the north, which is their objective profit the ^ole&sta&e, instead of Jp?H ONE ^s§fc2 ife|:M..81118. .ms mi mm jl pleasure., -But it a:tso teaches Mie point. May the weather be letting the state's Sfreat landed W. Kib^ey C.'-fe. Parry M-'. II lesson tnat the fellow who is propitious and no evil befall them. possessions stand a^aTstumbling waiting for the whistle to" bloiy I E a lr block to development, mM, W does not get very' far on the It is with pleasure that we are These three duties confront"the WITH pathway of success.—Biwabik Architects and Engineers next legislature, and they are too able at this time to give to our MEXICO Times. BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING subscribers an enlarged issue of big and too important to be entrusted J*' PRESENTS ^"V'Plans^ Specifications the Press, giving by illustrations ito a legislature of nonentities. The "cut-out" is an invention of and descriptions a clearer idea of ... "and Superivsion and there is- no better way o( We have an endless assortment the devil which gives the automobile the large and productive industries Every district in' \l«e"" state keeping intelligently informed of appropriate gifts, the capacity to irritate than by reading the Office in Court House of this city and also of the should choose its be stNfor berth representing the newest and that passes endurance. When the Teleplione No. 181 magnificent lake and river region senate and house. The pub St. Paul Dispatch finest products of the Jewelers' cut-out is used, and a machine (Evening and Sunday) which many persons travel hundreds choice has been reduced by the Art. OR goes spluttering and. explodin: International Falls, Minn. of miles every summer to primaries to two men for each Wedding rings, beautiful Paul Pioneer Press St. see. The Rainy river district is along the street, in ninety-nine place, but let's hope that the people diamonds, Sparkling jewels. (Morning and Sunday) fast becoming one of the leases out a hundred the noise chose the best two in the field Watches, Unique silverware, most of Rqports of war, furnished fer popular summer resorts of this thus interprets the mind of the Sterling Novelties, Rich cut for every legislative position, so Associated Press, greatest newsf' Glass, Clocks, Etc. state. of motor boats and,driver: "Here I come! Look at gathering service of world: that in November they can in Scores W. C. MESSERSCHMIDT special correspondents on tho steamers ply its waters, tents and me! I own an automobile! Tho every instance choose the better ground, staff photographer, etc. N E S O N S Plastering, Chimney Building and summer cottages are becoming 'I am young and foolish and emfamiliar of the two remaining. •end for sample copies and «p» Jewelry Store sights where the forest pty-headed, they let me run it! clal mall subscription effort. Men of business experience and Calsomining. International Falls, Minn. meets the shore and the child- Here I come! Look at me."— BUY A COPY capacity are needed in the legislature All Kinds of Mason Work. ren play on the sandy beach. We Stillman Bingham in Duluth Herare as never before—men of Vtm your Local NewsdsslW All Work Guaranteed to Be First indebted for the use of many aid. level heads and cool brains—men •r Agant of the scenic cuts of Rainy lake M. E. HOLLER who can balance business problems Class to Editor Osborne of the Fort Minnesota's permanent school Write to -the American Motor ADOLPH KROHN and weigh them wisely— League, 511 Palace Building, Minneapolis, Frances Times, and also to Hon. fund i? increasing at the rate of International Falls, Minn* men who can fit theories and Minn., and learn how to cut W. T. Cox of the state forestry a million dollars a year, and is facts and not lose time twisting down the expense of running the auto department. It is also a delight now $21,931,182.13. It is believed to nearly half. All standard tires and facts to theories—-merf, in short WANTED—We wish to know accessories can foe had at prices which to us to be able to present to you that the- fund will ultimately the personal experience of any-/ who can handle the business of The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel the garage and dealer has to pay. the pictures of a few of the news- amount to $200,000,000 through Sixty cent oil costs you 20c. Discount the state as business men handle one farming in this county, who is 800 MODERN ROOMS on broken parts is from 25 to 60 per paper men of this state, who have the iron ore owned by the state, Locatod ia H*wt of Builaeer Dialrlct interested in BOOSTING his district. their .own business. ... cent. The saving on a single tire is $1^2 81 N LI ATE $1^* done so much by their loyalty and which will put Minnesota in a Tell us whit YOU have The governorship is important, $4 to $15. Tops, side curtains, windshields, SUROPLAN RATK.rON TWO PERSONS |1.«0 fearlessness to not only commend class way high by itself. The inthe bumpers, horns, lamps, spark done since coming to this county and the voters make no mistake PRIVATK BATH AND TOILET EXTRA plugs, speedometers, carburetors, at COMPLETE SAFETY good but also to point out and terest on the school fund now is —Send a^picture of yourself and in filling it. But neither should AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS 33% to 50 per cent below retail prices. advise for the elimination of a million and a third dollars, and AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION farm if possible. Give your postoffice evilf No matter what car you have, we will they make the mistake of underestimating that have sometimes cropped out is distributed an^ong the public supply you. We issue the most complete (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES address. Write, the importance of EVER LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.) automobile supply catalogue ever of, perhaps, unavoidable condi- schools of the state, and relieves W. R. McKerizie, Secretary, EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD RUNNINQ electing the best kind of a legislature published. Only standard goods, at WATER, STEAM HEAT, GAS AND ELECTRIC the taxpayers of this much of a tions. prices almost unbelievable. Write today, Northern Minnesota Development UQHTS, AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. available.-^-Duluth Herald. burden. ... for full information and prices. SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. Association, Ifrinneapdlis, Minn, While an Irishman was gazing WHAT "ONLY A NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS into the window of a Washington MEANS ON THE FARM book store, the following sign It is a law that a weekly newspaper caught his eye: "Dickens' Works "We are only making a living must not allow any subscriptions all this week for $4." "The devil on the farm," complained a friend to run over a year he does," exclaimed Pat in disgust. not' long ago. We happen to without being paid for. The law "The dirty scab."—rEx. know tliat it is a good living, that is being enforced and a number of the home is a roomy, comfortable The Spooner News figures that papers have been called to account sort of place, that there i§ a sleeping by the postal authorities! about four million people have porch, a bathroom, a fireplace, This paper has a number already been notified that the a sunny dining room. He subscribers who are a year FOR 15 DAYS BEGINNING editors will visit the border cities has cows, fowls, horses, carriages more in arrears and quite this week, and advises us to look and a garden. Besides, certain man ,- who. are nearly a year out for the write-ups we will get improvements and soil ameliorations arrears. after they have enjoyed the fine that he has undertaken will Personally we- would like to them. some day yield him far more of 1et everyone pay when convenient, the fruits of the earth than he is but we have no option in the The city or International l\*ills matter, we either have to' today receiving. and E. W. Backvhave come to collect the money or take the Leaving this friend and his farm terms, each mating some compromises names of such subscribers oft" our, we took a journey and awoke to 1 /erything I", now list. The penalty for neglecting! look- out at a manufacturing city, serene at the oumt.y seai laivi At the Pe pic's Store to do this is the ioss of the second Closely set \vere the tall houses, from this time forth things will class mailing privilege and a fine dusty, smoked, between them hot boom in the be it littte citv of the from 5?100.00 to $500.00. r"V and dirty streets. In such en- northwest.—Xoi ihome Record Now we ask every subscriber vironment lies a great proportion who is in arrears on subscriptions America's people fewer than The Northern Minnesota Edi the half of us dwell on farms, the off, tonal association- is to have its Pa' but to rest in cities. pi attend to it at once. summer meeting this month at A living?:^Seeing men emerging Spooner and Baudette on the' THE GOVERNORSHIP AND from these begrimed homes A Great Reduction, of Prices in Rainy River west of International THE LEGISLATURE dinner pails in hand to go to their I Falls, and the people of the border places of toil we remembered our towns are sitting up nights figuring It is of .great importance that' friends on farms. They arise and LADIES afid GENTS READY TO ont things to do for the entertainment the people of Minnesota choose go forth in the freshness of the of the newspaper fellers wisely in electing a' governor but dewy morning, the air is clean, their ladies—Mesaba Ore. .and the importance of this issue often the birds are all about them, WEAR QL0THIN6& SHOES ind obscures the equally important issue thei.sun shines, the fresh breezes Some newspaper men are careless of the legislature. blow?. Theirs is, no-such'toil as handlers of the truth. In that of shop or'office. 'A living? i^The governor can recommend MILUNERY writing of a cyclone out west one veto bills ~he can, if Command us to the living, that sign or of them said it turned a well up- has the prestage and the per- goes with the peaceful fields.— he side down, mowed a township sonal power, largely influence the Breeder'sCOazette. line, blew staves out of a whiskey iegisiatUre to do its duty but barrel and left nothing but a bung PRISONER OR PANTS? any governor,-however great and It will pay you well. to attend hole, changed the day of the week, strong, Can dp little without a •^yOR THE COP'S CHOICE blew a mortgage off a farm, blew properly representative and constructively Last Thursday a Soupth London the clearance. Railroad fare will all the cracks out of a fence, and progressive' legislature. .policeman arrested two suffragettes knocked the winji out of a politician.—Ex. r. who were acting suspiciously be paid from a distance of 50 miles .. In the' campaign to come— N near a?1."church and 1 which will not, we trust, be projected marche^ them toward the police around with every $50.00 purchas^. fj tn International Fallsv is rejoicing. upon the state before October station, holding one by each hand, All differences between the city is in sight-r-the tendency will He was getting alongiill right and the Backus -interests have ixit be, as always, to let the governorship despite the struggles of the two been settled and agtfjeement made absorb nearly all: of 'the publie militants when a third woman to end all matters of controversy. interest while the' legislative approached from behind and cut This action on the part of the city contests go almost by default." the constable's suspenders. Either officials and the heacT of the border Ah~d, that of course is wrong. his trousers or his prisoners had city's -greart ijidustrial plants ,^^A state can get shrdulu uuuuuu to go—and the two women es- means much to International "A state can manage to get'eaped. if & r- TpJ, Prop* Frills/ and wHtNcaiise it to progress along with a respectable figure-1 The booby is being unmercihead L. RIPKIN in still more rapid manner as governor ^it cannot go fully "jollied" and has applied to than during the past few years, INTERNATIONAL PALLS ahead without a progressive and be transferred to another preconstructive during wilich time it has come legislature and the' cirict. I- A A