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•*, 1 -"X *%r- -5.'-"~^-*f INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS DONT GIVE A RAP STACKING A PART FAMOUS BAND AT HAMLINE OF THE CROP FOR YOUR ENEMIES International Falls Abstract Co I +k LIberati Concert Band and Grand You can't make a real success By Professor Thomas Shaw. BE Opera Company Is Coming. BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors without making real enemies. In many parts of the Northwestern You can't hold a strong position Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance states there is a promise There is no Concert Band in Amerl without strong opposition. ca as good as the Liberati Concert of an abundance crop of straw. Band and Grand Opera Company, Collections, Conveying and Loans You won't seeni right to any if This means a prolonged season of which is to play at the Minnesota you don't seem wrong to many. threshing, even though the State Fair, Sept. 7-12. Organized foi J. E. BURDICK, Manager $ Speed Kings of America Coming Viewpoints aren't uniform. weather should prove favorable over forty years it has gained a reputation to Minnesota State Fair Auto Standards of mortals and ethics International Falls Minnesota all over the world. :or such work. Should it prove Races. This great band consists of 45 players —means of livlihood—sources of unfavorable the season is proportionately and eight singers. Liberati, him happiness and prosperity vary still further proonged. The greatest auto racing program with individual habits of.mind and In such an eventuality ever offered to the Northwest will be life. loss will follow to a greater or presented at the Minnesota State Fair, Men aren't ants., llumans are less extent, as it did in the autumn Sept. 12. Never in the history of Hamline LICENSED PLUMBERS not born with standardising impulses have so many drivers of international of 1912. Is it not the duty and predesigned ways of reputation competed against of every farmer to prepare for and Heating Engineers each other. working. such a contingency? How can Over $1,500 in prizes have been offered All minds, like all thumb prints le do it?" He can do it in part for world's records by the Minnesota WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE are original and unique. State Fair. Four drivers, piloting at least by stacking a part of the the greatest cars ever built here or There are a thousand grades grain. ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE abroad, have entered the one-mile and and types of proficiency and intellect—untold In the Northwestern states the five-mile exhibition time trials in an EAST & CORRIN variations of intelligence. endavor to win this money. These practice of threshing from the There isn't a living four speed kings are Barney Oldfield, shock is almost universal. It is Oveson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 221 Louis Disbrow, Eddie Rickenbacher, soul with whom you entirely the outcome first of the dry and Bill Knipper. Some sensational agree on every subject. character of' the weather which driving is promised. Even if you tried, it's impossible usually occurs at harvest time Lively Time Promised. for you to accept every issue and Oldfield, in his great 200 horsepower second of less labor involved in {1.(0 PER ACRE front-drive Christie and famous Fiat regard every situation in the SSSS CROP PAYDIERT the handling of the grain. But Cyclone, has put up a forfeit that he same light of reason as a fellow when the growth of straw is unusually will drive a mile one second faster creature. abundant, there is always MnOOArraa than any other driver. Louis Disbrow, CHEAPER THAN RENTING. NO CROP, NO PAYMENT. Improved So how can you hope, even under V/V/V/ *»l.rCa farms and wild land. Heavy soil, clay subsoil. Near R.R., Schools and holder of more world's records than some hazard incurred, as the Ndftll Dsikntil Churches. Cheap fuel. Prices (15 to 925 peracre---10 annual payments the most favorable of ausvoices, •any other man, is under forfeit to do HUrin l/dnuid or crop «ach year. Excursions»V€Ty Tuesday. Free fares to purchasers. threshing of the grain must in IN FAMOUS MISSOURI ...... ... the same. He will drive his 290 to have everybody like you Signor Liberati. A SLOPE COUNTRY Write or see The A. H. HAAS CO., 215 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. such a case cover a very long horsepower Jay-Eye-See and little Simplex or do like you. self, is one of the greatest cornet solo period. Zip cars. You must think for yourself— ists in America. At the Portland Ex Eddie Rickenbacher, winner of the That such a result must follow you must respond to your own intuitions—you position the Liberati Band was chosei famous 300-mile Sioux City Speedway can be easily shown. Usually the as the official band, despite the hun race, July 4, has entered his Dusenberg must reason your number of threshing outfits is dreds of other applications. It is said car used on the Fourth. At Sioux own way ahead. that it will be engaged at the Friscc City he won over the greatest pilots only sufficient to do the work in Your cares can only be guided Exposition. Thousands will visit th in America. Bill Knipper'has entered a normal season. That season by your own personal observations Fair to hear this band. the Delage car piloted by Rene only covers some eight to ten Other bands include the First and Thomas, the Frenchman who won the and convictions. weeks. This means, however, Second Regimental Bands, Minnesots World's Speedway race at Indianapolis The greater your force of character, State Band, Zumbrota Concert Band that some of the grain must stand on Decoration Day. There are followers the more you'll force others Do you want and Crookston Citizen's Band. Musii of the game who assert that the in the shock for many weeks before to demonstrate their differing enough for anyone! Delage and Dusenberg cars are the this dandy it is threshed, and this is always No characteristics. two best ever built. BICYCLE attended with more or less Eddie Hearne Coming. If you're upright and just and 140 FARM BOYS AT FAIF Money of loss. A heavy crop of straw Eddie Hearne, the noted Chicago sane and clean and capable, it is'nt pilot, who posed as team-mate to will mean that some of the grain 9 w. a matter with your own volition Needed About 140 farm boys from the fou "Wild Bill" Endicott last year, has entered Kcw Ycrk C'. must remain in the shock for a to gain the endorsement of warped the Hamline races. Johnny corners of Minnesota will be enter :r ninn"' much longer period. It will also Raimey, driver" of the Ohio 999 last tained at the Farm Boys' Camp at tin Hear: t-II r.-o how and erratic and mean criminal This is not a Prize Contest. Every ljoy pet cI y~ur mean that the loss will be increas year, is another entry. Others already Minnesota State Fair, Sept. 7-12 cm -a... brutal men. EL-ycles, without money, ai. who fills out and mails the corner cou- These boys, the guests of the Fair entered are Fred Horey, of St. Paul, ed. And if the weather proves You must stub your advancing pon can cam this high-grade Bicycle for vcry lutle cflort.* and Joe Cleary, of Chicago. will have the times of their lives dur bad it will be still further increased. for very little effort during spare tame feet against jealousy and bigotry Ulstuiy will undoubtedly be written ing the entire week of the big Exposi time. ASK "The Bicycle Man." and rascality. And the more de whan all these men get together. tion. Mail this coupon TO-DAY. This hazard may be materially cidedly you progress, the more reduced by stacking a part of the vehemently you'll conflict with AUTO P0L0ISTS TAKE DANGEROUS SPILL. crop, even though it should prove those who dislike you. impossible to stack it all. The You can't attain without pain— portion stacked, is safe from hazard. you can't secure your rights without Three Leaders It. may be threshed in the hundreds of- ottaers believing late autumn even after the ground that you have interfered with frozen. The land from which las their rights. the shocks have been removed You must do your duty as you f*ir" be plowed and thus made may see it. ready for the next season's crop, Every earnest man in every GOLDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS whereas if the shocks still occupied generation has paid the price of the ground, it could not be so individuality. HARPERS WHISKEY plowed. You can't dodge. W The greater you are, the greater Suppose a farmer has reaped ROCK SPRING WATER his crop and yet he is unable to the penalty of your progress. The farther you go, the wider get a machine to thresh it. What you range, the more you increase should prevent him from beginling UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, Local Agents the points of contact with which to stack it at once? What you must reckon, and, therefore, should hinder him from continuing International Falls, Minnesota you multiply your battles to stack until" the whole is completed, if he has still to wait against misconception and slander Auto polo, one of the most dangerous nator of the sport, will compete, Ai and em and malice. for the machine to come? Every proof of the risk suffered by players games played, is to be a daily feature You can't afford or evade your stack that he builds means so at the Minnesota State Fair, Sept. 7 a malletman coming to Hamline broki much more of his grain rendered allotted destiny—you can onl his leg at Salina, Kansas, recently to 12. Two teanll of trained athletes. Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co. hold down your share of trouble safe from hazard. It means so In charge of R. A. Hanklnson. the o*Jgfc» when two machlnea turned turtle much more of his ground put in by holding back. In every sphere men gibe and a condition for being plowed. E. A. Yernberg, Manager 5 sneer—even the peace of the ditch While it is true that the stacking does add to the cost of handling digger it threatned by the unemployed Wholesale and Retail Meats, laborer who covets his the crop as compared with Groceries, Fruits and Feed threshing from the shock, it does job. So long as you aspire, others not add so much to the cost as will aspire—so long as you try many suppose. The-grain has to Home-Made Sausage and SOME others will vie. be drawn in any event from the Hamburger You'll have hostility to to face in shock, whether threshed at once CHICKEN! or stacked. It does not involve every place and at every pace Go straight on to your goal much more labor to draw to the Give us a Trial and You Will So long as your conscience isn't stack than to draw to the machine 7 Stay With Us ashamed to acknowledge you as a directly. Of course there is more labor in the extra handling friend, don't you give a rap about Our Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh of the sheaves. The saving your enemies.—Herbert Kaufman. 01 the crop, however, is the great Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, Minn. matter. A little extra labor is A VALUABLE HISTORIC FIND not or should not be allowed to stand in the way of the safety o: Mr. Smootz of Indus was at the a crop after it has been grown courthouse Monday exhibiting a It is well to consider this matter very interesting relic in the form in time. The lesson of 1912 of a spear head of solid and tempered THIS YEAR, THE SAME AS LAST YEAR should not be forgotten. The copper, which is evidently a growth of straw was very heavy THE relic of the mound builders or DULUTH HERALD that year. The harvest was copper age. He found it while showery. The threshing machines hoeing on his island farm on could not nearly handle the Copyright applied for. Rainy River near Indus. The relic crop in time. Much of the wheat is 14Yz inches long and inches The demure, unassuming Minnesota hen deserves every bit of the recognition remained in the shock all winter to be given her at the 1914 Minnesota State Fair, even though the premiums wide, one inch thick anc offered, are larger than they have ever been before. It is no more than antf much of the flax lay in tljie weighs four pounc1s About six her due that $56 in prizes should be added to poultry premiums, swelling the 18 THE sheaf form under the snow unti inches or the pointed cud is temp total awards to $1,947. BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE MRTHWEST the spring. But little fall plowing A wonderful little bird is the Minnesota hen. Our Secretary of State is ercd so haul ii at it is impossible responsible for the statement that there are 11,00(7,000 chickens in Minnesota. was done 4n the localities, to to make ru»y repression it with on Last year Gopher Hens laid no less than 7OO.O00,000 eggs. Multiply 700,000,000 the great injury of the crop the ordinary tools. Mr "Smooth is eggs by two cents, and see what you get. Just to be concrete here are some conclusions reached by a statistician: folowing year. This should not getting photographs made of his Send for sample copies—after you've read If all the. eggs produced annually in Minnesota were laid around the world, IV be allowed to occur again. It valuable find which he is going ta them you'll surely want to join The Herald's end to end, they would not only girdle it but reach 3,000 miles more. need not be allowed. Ordinarily If all the eggs laid in Minnesota in a year were fried and placed on top happy family of satisfied readers, submit together with a good writ of each other, there would be a stack of hen fruit 3,600 miles high,—nearly if a farmer loses a crop after it ten description of it to the Smithstonia'n 1,000 times as high as Mount McKinley. has been, reaped, it is, at least Institute at Washington If a man were to eat five eggs at a meal, three meals a day, 365 days in DAILY BY MAIL-THREE M0RTHS FOR $1.10 a measurably, his own fault. year, it would take him 120,000 years to get away with the annual Minnesota and also to of Min­ the University crop. MDBESS—HEIALD, DM.UTH, NIIIL nesota with a view to finding out Make fun of the little old Minnesota hen if you dare! The Press office Has a complete more about such ancient weapons To make the method of exhibition practical, birds at the fair will be shown to as great an extent as possible, in flocks, as they appear on assortment of library inks, small ^^^Ifrora men who have made a life paste, thefarm. The unit will be eight hens and a it»Bter, pultets and a eight DGOClls.-£f)C. soM tiiils "I 1,111 eaSSKi All vOI fry Vt."