p' -v'r Vt&ir pp fOTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS on them.-iBecause the wealth of Decause another mother may-not thier and others. For Sale—Olson's brick busi« INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS view her daughter in the same I The dining room was then ness block on corner of 3rd street existence is bestowed upon her and 5th avenue. Apply at Pressn^' transformed mto" a ball room', re a part of her them, they very AND BORDER BUDGET office.—Adv. "Pc litics will not su*Ter by wo- where the visitors joined the citimaji :•*Ar your treasure is, being—where entrance into «t. If the zens in tipping the light fantastic your be also, there will heart Entered Second Class Matter June 23,1909, at the Postoffiee at International as political world lias grown more until the midnight hour had paspure Boys—Have your mother rus- "When one considers the cost to Falls, Minn.,-under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. in spite of-the evil influences sed. At six a. m. we were called tie up some clean cotton rags and parents, especially to the mother, m. operated to .debase it. it will to a fine breakfast of buttered' BIOUE P. WATSON, Editor til Hangar of raising a child, it seems impossible IIHMUTMIUL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHIH8 CO. T.-ot oe polluted by the presence toast, bacon and coffee and at that any one would attempt 7130 a.ncf participation of woman. sharp all were abroad again Official Paper of Rauier to 'lead a child astray Official Paper of International Falls. Neither should we doubt that wo- and amidst cheers and song and HOTEL SVEA or rob its parents of the priceless man can be trusted with the~bal- cameras the gang plank was pulllot. John Peterson, Prop. re'gard to which they are She has proved herself equal ed in and the plow of our pleaseto their right of iranchis°. as American Oh you Kenora. entitled, and yet _there are in every responsibility imposed ure steamer turned again toward Ft A good, first-class hotel for citizens. every generation—aye, in every upon her she will not fail society the beautiful islands crowned with local and transient trade. I desire further to extend my community—those who are inparticular Our money was no good at Kenora. in this emergency. Let her vote, their magnificent and costly sumand Newly/ Constructed and appreciation to the human enough to deliberately lie 9:30 Sample Room in Connection may that discernment which mer residences, and at o'clock large number of ladies, who at an in wait to make a wreckage of has, throughout tire ages ever en- practically all were joining in the inconvenient time of the day, laid the lives of young men and voung Spooner-Baudette sure know Rates Reasonable. able her to quickly grasp great usual Sabbath morning- service aside everything else, to attend women. They lay snares for how to take care of a crowd. truths—made her'the last at the as though they were at home. the election and cast their ballot them they set traps for them cross and the first at the sepul- The song service was conducted for me. I would say to them in ancj the men who ply this ghastly "Doc." Rutledge is some secretary chre'—so direct her in the dis- by Mr. Frank Meyst of the Westcharge all sincerity, that I hope to see.trade for gain are allowed to use and planner of a pleasant of her political duties as ern Newspaper Union, while Edto the day soon come, when, not the ballot to advance their peeunalone trip. add new glories to her and itor Hoatling Qf the Mapleton on school matters, but on jary interests. through her still further bless Enterprise preached an unusually win every other issue they have I am not willing to stay the society." Editor Geo. E and Mrs. Erick- helpful sermon on the "Preacher equal suffrage with men. other's hand if she thinks that by $ and the P'rinter," a copy of son of Spooner are some entertainers. This note of thanks extends to the use of suffrage she can safe which will probably appear in EDITORS ENJOY all classes of our citizens, without guard the welfare of those who next weck'.^ Press respect to social status or religious are dearer to her than her own After an enjoyable trip tiifough Editor "Billy" Noonan of Baudette creed. I am prciud to feel life. SWELL OOTING the wide expanse of beautiful certainly held up his end in that not alone -many protestant "The mother can justly claim blue water which extends be fine shape.' friends supported me, but that the right to employ every weapon Spend Your* Vacation In tween the islands of the Canadian very many equally staunch friends which can be made effective for (Continued from Page" 1.) American routes we were and the of the Jewish and Roman Catholic The editors and friends who Yellowstone the protection of those whose interests safely landed at Warroad, where took in the excursion were certainly faiths, worked for, and endorsed she guards and the ballot we soon took the excursion a splendid bunch of boosters. me with their votes. This I take will put within her reach all the After the banquet selections internation- Dark train and returned to TH,S to be an endorsement of my case rariv instrumentalities of government, were rendered by both bands at Falls, where after a hearty YEAR upon the claims upon which my including the police power. If both Baudette and Spooner, after grab all lunch of sandwiches and Talk about the Thousand Islands candidacy was made, namely:— she is a widow, there is no one coffee and the guests sped away which a few good addresses were SEASON 1914 of the St. Lawrence river. Personal. fitness in all particulars, who is in a position to speak for on their return to their homes Juiie 15 to September 15 Why they can't hold a candle to delivered of welcome by Mayor as well as education her nthis matter of supreme importance P. along the M. & I. and N. railway, the 14,000 islands of Lake of the ally, and as a parent wth a child Middleton of Baudette and Editor if her husband is living, No where in all this world is there a was indeed declaring that this Woods. in attendance at school, for the place so rich in natural phenomena. she can supplement his influence Erickson of Spooner, responded a never-to-be-forgotten trip. Pullman Standard Sleeping cars daily position. if they agree as to what is best to Geo. F. Authier, secretary and direct to There is some style to the summer In conclusion, I can only assure for those under their joint care representative of Governor Eberhart. Gardiner Gateway cottages on the islands near my friends that at a future election mwm if they do not agree, who will say Frank A. Day of Fairmont Kenora. They are more like royal their vote and influence will and others. This, is the natural and logical route to that the only the father should palaces. be approc::.'-tc-l as now, and ".hat and through Yellowstone Park. You be consulted The speaking was followed by see it all—the painted terraces and bison their constitutional right to vote a dance at Baudette and at 8 For a time I was impressed by Shoe Polishes at "Mammoth the paint, pots and Who said "banquet?" Banquet will be fully protected and extended geysers, in regular order Yellowstone the suggestion that the question o'clock the next mornuing the is right when you speak of the Lake, a mile and a half above the sea to them. Further, though steamer Kenora started with its should be left to the women to FINEST QUALITY LARGEST VARIETY the Grand Canyon the climax of the spread the ladies of Spooner-Baudette the vote cast this time was not Through regular Train Service decide—a majority to determine jovial guests for the city of Kenora, tour. daily with Pullmans direct to had ready for us( successful in electing me, yet its 7 which was reached at p. m. whether the franchise should be the Park boundary and to North QUICK" strength justifies me in believeing iaVkr extended to woman but I find after a most delightful trip^ Pacific Coast Points fiDuE WHIT! Editor Geo. P. Watson of the that at a future time the result 10,000 MESSING myself less and less disposed to amongst the beautiful islands Press displayed much enterprise will be a decided and unquestionable i'ANvJJ indorse this test. Samuel Johnson of the Lake of the Woods. Send for illustrated literature A. M. CL&{ by making his issue of this week majority. I ILAS-HriiU: LAND, C. P. A. St. Paul, Minn. coined an epigram which is At Kenora teams were in waiting an illustrated and enlarged one call and see Thanking you Mr. Editor for in point here, namely, that 'no to transfer our baggage to the W. 6EMHELL, 6. BralMrf, Nllimtl' in honor of the visiting editors.— H. your courtesy in allowing me the half million dollar tourist hotel, man's conscience can tell him the LEATHER Daily Journal. use of your valued columns, I am, right of another man.' which is without doubt one of the color Yours very truly, Responsibility for the child's finest if not the finest hotel in all lustre often The country newspaper is D. Geo. F. Swinnerton, M. welfare rests primarily upon the north country. Assignments tbe only, ladies' jhoe drawing that for asked to do many things 20,-1914. positively contain* OB. BUcka, Poltarttea and Preserves parent the parent receives ?the of robms were immediately made ladies' and children's shoes, rtlan nothing' because "it helps the rahMaa, S5c. "HENCH GLOSS." 10c7^ 1 largest measures the blessings after which an elegant course ""BAWDY" combination for deaafen and MUshtaM town." Why not do something WHERE THE WEST BEGINS that flow from the child's life banquet was served in the spacious all kinds russet or tan shoes, 25c. *STA*"slxe7l0c! ot for the newspaper occasionally— "QUICE WJUtr (in Uqald form with sponge)aalck' if that life is nobly employed, dining rooms, after which lydeans and wrkBeas dihjr caavas shoes. 10c.&25c. (The following poem was read at the doesn't it help the town too?— Editorial meeting: at Spooner, as the and upon the parent falls the blow addresses of welcome were made deans aad whitens BOCK. NOBCCK. Walker Pilot. favorite poem of Gov. Eberhart by his with severest force if the child's by the mayor president of the' secretary, Mr. Geo. Authier. Ed.) span^M. W ife is misspent. hy should any Board of Trade and Prof Bunnell J. who Mr. and Mrs. P. Vasaly, If roar dealer does not keep the kind yon want, sand as Out where the hand clasps a little r-.other, therefore be denied the of the hotel, and suitable responses th* price in stamps (or (all slse package, cbargas paid. Pansmi-Picific International Exposition attended the outing of the Northern WHITTEMORE BROS. CO* stronger, San Fransisco, 1915 use of the franchise to safeguard by Editor Erickson Judge SO-te Albany Strati, Cambridge, Maaa. Panama-California Exposition Minnesota Editorial association, Out where a smile du. ells a little Tht Oldest and Largest Manufacturers Of the welfare of her child merely Johnson of Red Wing Secy. Au- San Diego, 1915 Shot Polishes in the World, returned Monday morning. longer, The trip included an outing on That's where the West begins Lake of the Woods and the visiting Out where the sun is a little JUO&E iVe HUNTED FOR^ them take a cooo of the large industries^ at brighter, CHILDREN'S CORNER IT MIC.H ON TO FORTY LOOK AT IT- ITS International Falls and other Where the snows that fall are a Filled pour year with the, points. Mr. Vasaly states that trifle whiter, REAL TOBACCO CHEW they could not have been used Where the bonds of home are a BY LAURETTA DAV1TT finer. One feature of the trip wa§ wee bit tighter— the fact that at every hotel stopped That's where the West begins MRS. PORCUPINE'S STORY at no money was taken from That's,where the West begins the newspaper boys. When they The moon streamed a soft glow of light over the billows of every Out where the skies are a trifle, stepped lip to the desk to pay clover bloom when Mrs. Woodchuch and Mrs. Porcupine met each bluer, their bills they were met with the other in the meadow. "Something very exciting and queer happened Out where friendship's a little statement that bills had been settled to me some time ago that I thought I come down and see you next truer, for.—Littie Fails Transcript. week," began Mrs. Porcupine as they nibbled tender blossoms. That's where the West begins Laws Do tell me," said Mrs. Woodchuck, holding up her paws. Out where a fresher breeze is STATE LUY3 LAND "Weil," continued .Mrs. Porcupine. "Do you remember that little PARK blowing, FOR ITASCA black thing about six inches square that I told you a girl held up before Where there's laughter in every me and clicked it, last year?" "Yes Well?" "I've found out The state forestry board Monday streamlet flowing, purchased from T. B. Walker of Where there's more of reaping what it is!" "You don't say!": "Yes," said Mrs. Porcupine, "it's a Minneapolis, 237.6 acres of timber and less of sowing—- :amera, a thing that takes pictures and —well I'll tell you just how land in itasca state park. The That's where the West begins it was. It was a beautiful afternoon and I happened to be eating price was $4,702. bark from a youne the grove in front of Farmer. Kennedy's O'ut where the world is in the The 1913 Legislature appropriated MEN ^THE BUILOERS HUNT IS ENDED place when I heard voices. I crept closer and peeked through making, $100,000 for the purchase of the bushes and there I saw a ypung boy and girl sitting on a big are learning the truth about months 1 Where fewer hearty with despair land ni Itasca park. Two mossy log. and she was showing him some queer flat black and white are aching— chewing tobacco. ago the board made, its iirst deal, That's where the West begins things they called -photos. They talked and laughed and sat there getting from the Walker interest 1'Right-Gut" is the Real Tobacco Chew. A Wfyere there's more of singing a long, long.timew Then the girl said, "Oh Henry! Here's a picture 1,120 acres for a total cost of clean, small chew satisfies you. and less of sighing, $50,039.30. The timber in this I forgot show you. ?lt's a snap shot I took of you last year when w* Leaves a clean after-taste in the mouth—not Where there's more of giving and fe- I tract was appraised at $44,438. you were near that porcupine on the fencet" The boy held it up and the thick, foggy taste that the ordinary chew less of buying, Additional land will be purpurchased. smiled. "It's dandy of the porcupine, alright," lie said. "Why don't forces on a man. That's one of the reasons why A nd a ljian makes friends without you send it to some magazine or paper "I believe I wtll-I" the girl men are so eager to tell their friends about half trying— said laughing. "I'll send it to the paper the very next mail!" and— "Right-Gut." There's where the West begins. THANK FOR SCHOOL die sirl looked down. "It's good "of something else in there too, see. —Arthur Chapman. Made of rich, sappy tobacco—seasoned and ELECTION VOTES you had on that little green can and I can see the strain 011 your sweetened just enough.. BRYAN'S VIEW ON cheek where I threw a straw berry at you." Ijthought they were July 20th. 1914. WOMAN SUFFRAGE Take a very small chew—less than one-quarter the old*./ going to laugh but they didn't the big boy leaned over and said To the Editor of the Press. size. It will be more satisfying than a mouthful of ordi* somethingf real low and they were very, still for along time then the Dear Sir: liary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find the strength chew thatv--suits (Continued from Page. 1.) you. Tuck it away. Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly Permit me rhrough the columns girl snatched up the black box, sprang up and said, "Now's my chance the real tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without grinding, hovr of your paper, to express my to get a dandy "Oh Marion! Don't you dare cried the boy holding sWJ much less' you have to spit, how few chews you take to be tobacco-^^ 4 row to the grave. satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco Chew. That's whv thanks to tie voters who so enthusiastically up his hand.feiThen he sprang toward her, but she clicked tin costs less in the end. ,-&• "The Creator has placed upon rallied to. the-polls camera arid laughing she ran toward the creek with the boy after her. a ready chew, cut fine and short shred so that you won't the mother a burden which she at the recent./ school election, in have to grind on it with your teeth. Grinding on ordinary candied to«s I crept out and looked at the 'picture things' scattered around and could not shift if she so desired, baceo makes you spit too much. support of my candidacy for the there sure enough was a thing: that looked something like wliat wesee and he has given her the disposition 4 The taste of pure, rich tobacco does not need to be covered uo: three year t?rm as school director. with molasses and licorice. licorice. Notice Notice how how the the salt s'alt brings brings out out the rich/ when^we look in the water. I put my paw on it but it didn't to bear it. Her life trembles W* I wish to thank the large number tobacco taste in "n'" & 'Right-Cut. mm in the balance at the child's birth move then I bit it and it tasted something like dried bark. Just of legitimate- voters who were your dealer does not sell it, send us 10c- in stamps her active years are given to the a then the boy and girl were coming up the hill arm-in arm and I cuttied for pouch of "Right-Cut" Chewing Tobacco. there to cast their ballot for me, ... •$&&» care and nuture of her children into the bushes. was glad they vvere too busy looking at in whose face, for some reason or WEYM^N-BRUTON COMPANY-'^ her nerve forces and vital energy T*" other, the door of the election each other to notice me?|Arid how I'm "going to be quite great because SO Union Skauare. New York are expended in their behalf her tv room was closed, denying them I'm going to have my picture in the paper.-'^ exhaustless ,loxe is poured out up-.