•INTERNATIONAL PALLS PRESS Dollar Pier," furnishing one of the suit. But Atlantic City with 50,|ooo ATLANTIC CITY most interesting examples of concrete people within a radius of 500 S. E. THOMPSON By J. E. Jones. miles, is good enough for the aris work in existence. There LIST YOUk BEST BARGAINS tocrats, the democrats, republicans, are concerts and dances, shows & SON or Christian soldiers return and side shows, and here Keith There are three big sights jat ing from Armageddon. has the finest vaudeville theatre Atlantic City, and if you want to in America, way out over the (Continued from Page 3.) "Have furnished me every month by Central SPECIAL PRICES rocean. As you sit in the luxurious see them in the order of their auditorium you faintly hear Real Estate Dealers' Association lists of Best prominence, you should start from "See Minnesota Flr**.*- £he swish of waves as they break We declare, our keen appreciation the ocean coming in, in which tion of the commendable Bargains in Real Estate in Every State in the directly underneath. apirit. of public enterprise which The "400 Coffee" regular prompted the villages of Spooner an event you will see and feel the The board walk has been truly price 49c, now 35c Baudette to make it possible for this Union, including Minnesota and Koochiching association to visit the northernmost laughing waters, as there are no proclaimed the "Promenade of section of our great state. It will do County. If you have Anything to Sell List it Dill pickles, each lc much to arouse In the people of Minne America," and the saunterer is lec 'sad sea waves," and you may 1 sota the desire, to "see Minnesota first.' To both Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ericeon on by the pierce bracing air anc with me. It will be sent to Five Thousand hear the noise of the roaring Sour pickles, qt., 10c of Spooner, and to Editor W. the resiliency to find enjoyment Noonan of .Baudette, we feel especlaUr breakers, and the laughter of the cities of the United States and Canada. obligated because of their untiring erforts Sweet pickles, qt., 20c for our entertainment. and allurment in the ocean, or the pretty women, who are pleasant We express, our appreciation for courtesies —CALL AND SEE ME— amusements, and most of all in to look upon, especially on account extended by the public-spirited Sauerkraut, per can 10c citizens of the city of Internationa) of their gaudy bathing the great crowds. There is nothing Falls f^nd especially by. Mayor W. V. Regular 10c toilet paper. .5c Kane and Editors George P. Watson P. S. PENDERGAST exclusive about Atlantic Gity. suits. Up beyond tls surf there and C. B. Montgomery. No Minnesotan can realize the industrial importance The rolling chair business in is the white sand of the beach, Cheese cloth, per yard 5c of his state without seeing the great pulp and paper mills here in operation. REAL ESTATE AGENT thickly populated by the pelasurejterested me immensly and I went For the cordial endeavor- and genu* ine hospitality extended by acting seekers, and this sight of the sea [over to the mayor's office to ask Internationa! Falls, O N E N O 1 2 S Mayor J. P. Earngey, the city offlclali Minnesota is the biggest thing in Atlantic (about it. There I found that and the board of trade of the beautiful city of Keenora, and Mr. Wilford Chap City. Some day if you are lucky there was no mayor at Atlantic pell, manager of the Tourist Hotels we express our high appreciation. The it is said that you might find City, since there was a commis picturesque beauty of this attractive oity and the Lake of the Woods in approaching •sion form of government. The 50,000 people in the water at the it by the steamer Keenora through the multitude of islands which officials boasted that perfection great resort. otel adorn it should make this city a much sought after summer resort. The great attraction at Atlantic.---.—r—., had nearly .reached attainment at Thoug thip most enjoyable gathering gkM /5 /9 City is the board walk, and'Atlantic City. "But how about of the members of this association has I S for its cardinal objects pleasure and nowhere in all the world itshere the privilege of all these rolling ST. PAUL, MINN. recreation we are not unmindful of the fact that the existence of this associa»on, OPPOSITE CITY MALL such a pathway traversed by such chairs that go about?" I asked, due to. our desire to promote M.ODERN EUROPEAN PLAN the Interests of the state of Minnesota multitudes as go to this play-j "We license them," was the reply, at all times and upon all occasions. We LOCATED'IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT therefore, commend to the favorable ground. We are told that^This and they told me how they did it, A E S it a he at an consideration of the voters of Mlnnesota shower bath— great board walk has a total/'but, je ne comprends pas," so I the" proposed amendment to Sectlon 2 xf Article 8 of the state constltu* One person 75c, $1.00 and SI.50 per day IN THFBARN length of eight miles, but a little took away a sort of newspaper tion (No. 3 on the ballot) which provides. Two persons in same room. 50c extra. ror a revolving fund from the ROOMS with private baths and toiletsOne more than four miles constitutes that is published each month by proceeds of the sales of state swamp person S1.50 and S2.00 per. day and school lands to be used in constructing Two persons in same'room. $1.00 extra. the portion frequented by visitors, the city government, and from it roads, ditches and Are breaks Easier to Use In. through and around swamp and Send postal card lor colored blotters. The board walk is next to the (learned that there has been liti- school lands in the state. WE AIM TO PLEASE Cheaper to Use ocean, and next to the ocean is gation in the Supreme Court, and Urge Soil Survey. We urge public and legislative attention ithe greatest attraction of Atlantic that these 25,000 chairs, pushed to the matter of a comprehensive soil survey for the whole state to the City. on hot days by the cavaderous end that we may reap the benefits of the most, advanced ideas alone agricultural If it were not for nature's de-j hungry sons of Martha playing lines. E. W. Kibbey C. E. Parry We approve the proposed plan to devote mands for sleep and food one^horse for the amusement of the prison labor to the construction of IN THE might never see anything but the sons of Mary are supposed to pay public highways and the preparation of road material. NEW SIFTER CAN I E & A ocean and the beach, and the a license of $20 each. The chair We appreciate the favorable legislation already enacted in behalf of education thousands of meiv and the pretty company has been resisting the and urge the continuance of a Architects and Engineers liberal policy toward our schools with girls, or the great steel piers, and tax, but they may have to pay it particuliar reference to the encouragement TUST as much as of consolidated rural schools. the other piers—and the miles of The license is likely more than the We. favor the specific purpose of the Plans, Specifications efficiency and economy commission and you want—no shops, and stores, and places of, value of the chair. more we Invite the next legislature to give and Superivsion amusement along the board walk.j I suppose all boys excell in careful and fair consideration to the -comes out of the report to be made by this commission. •The board walk is sixty feet wide, something or another and as they We consider It of great importance new sifting top. You Office in Court House to Minnesota that a different policy be I in places, and up and down its grow to manhood they recall the CHICKEN HOUSES adopted with regard to the handling of Telephone No. 181 lands unsulted for farming. Such lands add a lot 01 water, and pathway 2500 licensed roling anticipated pleasures of childhood. we have seen in considerable extent, particularly on the islands in the Lake chairs carry their pleasure seek- For my own part I could swim the strongest cleanser of the Woods, and we know that certain International Falls, Minn. ers. If you hire your chair further up the creek, or a greater areas of a similar charater occur is ready for se. known in various parts of Northern and Northeastern "above the steel pier," it will cost. distance out into the millpond Minnesota. Common sense and good business calls for the management It is liquid muscie. 'you thirty cents an hour, but if than any of my playmates—that 0 of suh rocky, picturesque areas for timber production and recreation Wherever there is you seek the principal center of was my specialty. I used to look purposes. Northern Minnesota can be made the playground of the Middle gravitation—for the board walk, up at the big map that was hung dirt, wherever germs West, but to do this our rock-bound lakes with their rugged islands covered .'like everything else, has its cen- on the schoolroom wall, and I was breed ^wherever there with young and old pine must have all BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING the protection we can give them. The 'tral sphere then you will pay captivated by the surroundings of constitutional amendment providing for is an offensive odof— PRESENTS fifty cents an hour for exactly the the Bahama Islands, down in the the use of non-agricultural state lands of the character mentioned for the production house, barn, anywhere—there for same type of chair, to be pushed West Indies, since it was easy of tree crops and recreation We have an endless assortment purposes needs and deserves the support j'by the same lean, cavaderous sort enough for the youthful mind to is nothing of appropriate gifts, of all the newspapers in the state. SPRAYING To Develop Rich Area. •of individual—a type which is al- figure how, by living therev on a representing the newest and that can equal it Having enjoyed the opportunity of FRUIT TREESy^i(x~^\ finest products of the Jewelers' ways found around where other barren rock, I might have a house seeing and observing the untold natural resources of the Rainy River district, in effectiveness. Art. people are having a good time,! whose back porch dropped off,in- realizing the lack of adequate railroad facilities at Spooner and Baudette, Wedding rings, beautiful with their funeral like count.enanr to the ocean. Having become in:'ces and knowing that the territory Highest in Strength diamonds, Sparkling jewels, lying between Kelllher and the Rainy giving evidence of the unequal fatuated with this idea, I gave it river consists of a vast area of forest But Not in Price Watches, Unique silverware, and meadow in which a large number struggle for existence. You can- j/some study, resulting in my emoI of settlers are awaiting the coming of Sterling Novelties, Rich cut 10c transportation facilities and that this not help feeling that they are per- (tions becoming somewhat chang- Glass, Clocks, Etc. region is. especially adapted for dairying and diversified farming we urge haps hungry and are waiting for ed when I discovered that great upon the management of the Minnesota You Use Less—It Lasis Longer you to finish your ride in order sharks frequently swallowed & International Railroad company the N E S O N S Bpeedy construction of its line to Spooner ,'that they may collect their per- children, whereupon I concluded Jewelry Store Write for booklet showing many uoso. and Baudette for the reason that the Valuable pruaents for the labels. construction of such a railroad line centage upon your hour or two that a waternymph I could suc~ International Falls, Minn. Write for catalog. would result In great reward and encouragement to settlers and greatly increased of lazy pleasure, and thereby pro- ceed better in some region where B. T. BABBITT LNTHE ST development to an important section of our state. jvide themselves with something the fish had smaller mouths. Last P. O. 1776 rk Box New City To the officers of this association and All Interesting Automobile Offer. to eat. lyear I went down among the Ba- especially to President C. F. Scheers and Secretary A. G. Rutlege. in recognition Write to the American Motor'. Sreat of ^hamas and became convinced that of their devotion to tne duties of But of the third item their official positions and of their untiring League, 511 Palace Building, Minne- importance at Atlantic City—-or my early ambitions were a bum efforts to. arrange the many details of this unprecedentedly successful apolis, Minn., and learn how to cut rather it might be said, items of bunch, but this year when I went excursion, and to provide for the personal comfort of every member of to ha?f?DAl^standar?tiresS£uid imPortance—since Atlantic City is to Atlantic City I found a revised nearly this party, we extend our most sincere and fervent thanks. accessories can toe had at prices which distinctively a city of hotels.'version which fitted the illusion Moat Successful Gathering. e««aad *?ealeronhas rfi° There are supposed to be fully one and it was the "Million Dollar pay We pronounce and declare the 1914 Sixty cent oil costs you 20c. Discount VT ... T»• excursion of the Northern Minnesota on broken parts is from 25 to 60 per thousand of them, in this city of Pier." Way out from the shore Editorial association to have been the most enjoyable and successful editorial cent. saving on a single tire is 52,000 inhabitants. They seem to at the end of the pier stands a The gathering ever held In the North Star state, and we urge every citizen of our 'weMs/bumpe?! hora^TaSa,' S stretch, out oyer miles and miles—magnificent house, and the owner great state who wants to see Minnesota, Plugs, speedometers, carburetors, at regular plethora of. hotels. They of the pier lives in it with his*fam- to include in his itinerary a visit a to Spooner, Baudette and International 33% to 50 per cent below retail prices, range, from the magnificently ily and all the sea breezes that Falls and to Include trips over Rainy No matter what car you have, we will »1 *.i* Lake, Rainy River and the Lake of the a supply you. We issue the most com- grand down to the, category of blow come whistling about the Woods. Your committee suggests and asks plete automobile supply catalogue ever descriptive adjectives far .past the habitation. The garden spreads that every editor who has participated in this excursion cause these resolutions good bgd and, ij)diff«^it: sort'put about the building and it is to be published in his newspaper, and further that he forward to Mr. day, for full information and prices. 1,1 August, ,ot each year in is esti- filled with flowers, shrubs, and a Frank J. Meyst, manager of the Western Newspaper Union, at Minneapolis, mated that 390,000 people daily lot of green grass. It is the a marked copy of his newspaper containing visit Atlantic 0ty. They are of |dream of a man who loves the sea. his personal write-up of this trip, as we nave the personal assurance JfiOT all classes and nations, therefore Along this, pier are dancing pavilions of Mr. Meyst that his company will, from all these write-ups, prepare the hotelkeepers have provided and many attractions which a comprehensive description of this trip, which will be distributed generally for different sizes of purses, and make the place a paying one. It to the newspapers of the state in The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel plates. for different standards of visitors/is a^ dream of first importance—a Respectfully submitted by your cetn* 200 MODERN ROOMS Each year 10,000,000 visitors get mlttee on resolutions. dream come true. Located in Hurt of District C. W. STANTON. Ch'm off the trains, and join in the mad Of course Atlantic City is brilliantly $1.°° 8INOLK RATI $1^* FRANK A. DAY, MATS TWO NRMM HARRY P. PHILLIPflL pURQPLAN row |1.|» hurrah for a good time at this PBTVATK BATH ANO TOTLST IUTHA lighted. At least this-the A. I* SHEETS, H. HOTAUNG. favored spot on the Atlantic. [/case along the board walk, and in COMPLETE SAFETY ll FARLEY DARE. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS B. C. KILEYL When you are in Atlantic City the cafes, hotels, cabaret shows, AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION WIL8ON. 4 HER (INSURANCE KKCOHM •HOW NO una ygu, do not care a rip ,about the |all rooms, and all the other places COvI KVKR LOOT IN A MRIHRM0 AHCHII^ EVERY ROOM HAS MOT AND COLO RUNNIMO city itself because you spend, where evenings that run clear in|^actically WATER. STEAM MEAT, OAS AND LUOTM all of your time at the to the next morning are spent. UOHTO. ANO TELEPHONE SERVICE. Dorses Stolen SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNKCTIOM,, Waterfront. Strolling or rolling I By special arrangement with .along the board waUcr—it is the Gulf Stream and the weather $200.00 Reward "great." Perhaps there is nothr bureau and the tides, the weather OVER AS YEARS' EXPERIENCE PATENTS ing like. it in all the wprld. is usually almost perfect at AtlanAlong STOLEN, from :Banet & Bnuncnnsa'c the side of the board tic City. Its hotels and cottages faed lot at Midway, St. Paul, Mh» -Wednasday night May 6tb. walk the shops constitute one of furnish the best sleep—after you I® Its chief charms .Armenia \and are tired out with a day at the .oay aoiN, ye»n oia, amau win Copyright applied tor. Syria, China and Japan, Hawaii shore—that is to be found along ona hind lei, weight about 1,160 IWBWB Out west there Is a river called the Milk River. How would you like to "BSfflS"** & and Mexico, Egypt and' Turkey,. the Atlantic coast: t*\GOPYRMNTS We. will pay Kbeial rawaid for of th«,horsea Mid the. State af. Miaaaaete face the task of swimming up a real river of milk, 10 feet deep. 100 feet wide Jkajlndia and Persia, Italy and Scan- The aristocrats may flpek about wffl pay 9MO.OO for tha eabtura REWAKD and 142. miles long? It would take a strong man to do. it ana conviction of aaek bona tagft Anyone Mndlng 1 ikMeb oitnlou.j^ andd dinavia, Paris .and London, are their Bar Harbor, the. society peo«*meach.represented ..Tet,Minnesota.produced far more milk than this in 1913 The milk received Make inquiry regarding any naw uNfUIn onr •3-, sold or onered for sale in yeur by the 884 Minnesota creameries last year would have filled this river one or more pie move around their newport by during,the part three week*., of. Had the milk been considered f^M^^y\c|l«ivptedto it| and likely Virginia Beach rolls ten Umonib Mum Al Notify local officer sad wire ar jam that was used in making home butter, cheesy or used as whole milk, the big I notice, vltboqiMUM tetss telephone river of milk would have been increased considerably rare importations. In addition t| the biggest and most dangerous fturett & Ziauseraan, cJ^Lerief^lu l^atrons last year amounted if breakers on the Atlantic cfetL Jjwtifles ther encouragement, given to jdairjh *Nvhichare^wplaya crea|ffhei WflKseJIipta nlaUon of an «37fn Afe&kt ?s£i jWcl^bi^orB of hatter and dioni& and ovdr S7.000 tionsof American artists. An§ lame extends to the tag that at tM-Didry Cattle Show. The catfle abro aTths mis then there is the great "Millionaewed Into MdMtt^lAatadBtatjasflilsjMr. 1 A