WOMEN MAY VOTE IN A SI'LLY CHARGE ried.^ 'V *nS library loans of 25 or 50 volThe If so address your state depart I It might seem'that this report, R-R ELEVEN STATES hearing on the special as- jumes which may be kept for six DISPOSED ment Minnesota Public Librar OF fClear and emphatic as it is, and a a 5 Commission, The Capitol, St. Paul coming from a body of Masons extensions was had and there be- Do you need a package "library Women now have full suffrage For a year or two past a cer- would be sufficient to forever Siltsln .The Press office is headquarter.' ing no protests entered the as- for debates AnTgricultural lisessments in -eleven states and in the territory class Tf writers, who seem to wnee the calujnn.es that have beer, as listed were approv- brary for your farmers' club? A for all kinds of school supplies, ofAlaska, according to latest -efer to their iivW fcv!to..peMI«»«iitljr and mallGlous7 ed- 1 general, foreign language, child- returns, which gave the franchise tlanderiiiir their fellow-•.•citizen's launched against those of our feland Ordinance No. LIII was read r£ns' or teachers' library for your to women in Nevada and-ap­ fifnoranc*. Ladies, our Sponge Pads for sanltarj playing on the ,l«w cOxons who happen to be and o_ for the first-time. (town? Do you want information belts are the,greatest absorbant, made parently to those -in Montana. of a certain other, class .'members of this particular fratermade prejudice ot a soft Sheeps Wool Sponge and cost bu On motion^ of Alderman litis, which can be supplied by a book Late tabulation of the vote on the welkin. nal benevolent order. But it, prob- Pro 10c post-paid. American Sponge tf citizens, havt seconded by Alderman Zimmer- Gr magazine article charges equal suvrage in Montana did not aucts Co.. Ralston. Pa. •." ring with of ably, won't— and for the sole "treason", man, John A. McPhee~was grant •gainst upset the lead previously recorded hundreds" of thousands of that there are, always, peoAmerfcans ed a cigarette license. in favor of the women, but rural who are members of a jPje who prefer to think evil rather On motion of Alderman litis, SftY JUDGE NEART* ALL and mountainous counties had not fraterna' and benevolent than good of their fellow men. YOU TOLD "YOUR FRIENDS THE TRAINMEN ARE USIH® order1 seconded-by Alderman Doran, the reported. These missing pre known as the Knights of Colun.: I While there is another, class THE REAL TOBACCO ABOUT IT OUST LIKE ducts probably will not overturn flowing: bills w*e allowed: kug ignorance and prejudice leave OTHER PEOPLE DQ. CHEW NOW the 1,300 vote lead in Montana. Burnett, street labor .$15.00 There wa's no more reason why jthem easy dupes for- those unthese In addition,to the 10 states now Julius Mountain street labor 13.50 scurrilous writers should I scrupulous persons who do not $• Gambino, street labor ... 13.50 listed as grahting-full franchise to have singled out this hesitate to com slander into cash particular John Dragaman street labor 13.50 women, the sex have the right to order for their deliberate misre-M who recognized the representations Pat Lynch, team labor .... 5-50 vote for certain officers in 22 and diatribes any, hg-ous issue the s.mplest and C. E. Whitaker, shoveling states. v. ..--v: more than there was why Uures* means to this _end-God they gravel 4-50 The female suffrage states with should have pounced upon the |!fP them j-Aflgusta, Ga. Chron- Jbhn Schram, shoveling the time of granting the franchise Knights of Pythias, Knight Tem- |lcIe* gravel 4-5° are: plars, or any other benevolent and HOW TO PREVENT FOOT John Holt, hauling gravel 4.50 1—Wyoming .. .18901 7—Arizona fraternal order—except that the .1912 AND MOUTH DISEASE 2—Colorado ....1893| 8—Kansas Gehart Void, hauling graver 4.50 .1912 3—Utah ......1896 9—Oregon members of the Knights of Columbus 4—Idaho ......1896110—Nevada 'Herman Void, haulin' gravel 4.50 '1914 o—Washington 1910(11—Montana are communicants of the Oscar Niemi, building hy- 6—California ..1912! Fumigate all the clothing of all Cathdlic church. And it is an drant house 3.60" The 22 states allowing partial a certain !persons who have been near an injected easy matter to make 'Green Hardware Co., supplies suffrage to women are: Connecticut, animal or herd. class of people believe anything Delaware, Florida, Iowa, Indiana, ... ...._ 8.15 Burn all hides taken from cattle about Catholics. THE STATION AGENT SHARES HIS PLEASURE WITH THE SOOP JUp&g^ Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, C. B. Montgomery, printing 20.00 in which disease has broken The burden of their song was, f^OOD news travels fast— Massachusetts, Minnesota, H. J. Miner, expenses attending out. ..." that the Knights of Columbus prescribed Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Mankato convention Kill all rats in infected area, and VJ it's the users of "RightCut" a certain oath for its New Jersey, New Mexico, 45.00 all poultry who have strayed hear members, which alleged oath New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Mrs. Anna Jorgenson, that are boosting the Real Tobacco infected animal or herd. pledged their fealty in temporal Ohio, South Dakota, Vermont boarding prisoners ...... 13.20 Chew. Keep close watch.on all herds as well as religious matters to On motion the council adjourned. and Wisconsin. of cattle to discover sores about the Well we've said aU along that tobacco pope of Rome. They went mouth or hoofs. So far as to repeatedly publish chewers are just waiting for a smaller* PROCEEDINGS OF THE L. W. Wilson, Thoroughly disinfect with creosote that alleged oath, as proof that all CITY COUNCIL Attest President. more satisfying chew. and fumigate with formalin who subscribed to it were "traitors" R. C. Fraser, less all cars in which infected cattle No virtAe in the big wad. They want to their country—as they City Clerk. have been shipped. Burn all manure, Minutes of a regular meeting size and more substance—just what "Right-Gut" would have been had they ever straw and loose lumber in of the city council held November gives them the fine, rich taste of pure, sappy taken such an oath. BOOKS FOR THE ASKING. Of these cars. 2nd, 1914, at 8 o'clock a. m. tobacco, seasoned and sweetened just enough* course, no such oath ever Sprinkle ground over which infected All members present. existed for that or any other fraternal the Take a very small chew—less than one-quarter cattle have passed with The minutes of the meeting 1 Are you making use of the or benevolent order in this old size. It will be more satisfying than a mouthful bichloride of lime. held October 26th, 1914, and Oc- State Free Traveling Library country, and it is doubtful if even of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find and Kill infected- animals bury tober 27th, 1914, were read and on A free book or books may be the strength chew that suits you. Tuck it away. the men who made capital of it Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the rest in quicklime. motion pf Alderman litis, second- had on request and by paying believed in its genuineness. As a tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without grinding, how Report the least illness of any fed by Alderman Doran, same were postage or freight on the same, much less you have to spit, how few chews you t«lr$ to matter of fact, it was proven, time animal immediately to the state approved. The cheap rates now offered by be tobacco satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco and again, that this alleged oath, Chew, That's why it costs less in the end. livestock sanitary board in the Alderman litis .moved that the parcel post make books accessstreet Was a pure fabrication—manufactured a It is ready chew, cat fine and short shred so that yon won't hay* old capitol building in St. Paul. An commissioned be instructed ible to all. tobsflM to grind on it your teeth. Grinding on ordinary candied by some malicious and with makes you spit too much. inspection of the herd will be to take care of the snow on the! These loans are made in two sal Unscrupulous person for the very as re to a to re it as public skating rink this coming ways—special loans of one or two •oonce. notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste in "Right-Cat." made without delay. purpose to which it was put. One small chew takes the place of two big Isolate all cattle that seem to winter, which motion was second- books, which may be kept for And, yet, tens of thousands of (chews of the old kind. ed by Alderman Doran and car- two weeks or one month. Travel- |.have disease and bind hoofs with as good citizens and patriotic WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY [bandages soaked in bichloride of Americans as this country can lime. 60 Union Square* New York boast were forced, for along time, Care must be taken in feeding to CBUY FROM DEALER OR SEND IO?STAMPSTOUSY submit to the charge of "treas- ta,rand "to unavoidable^ abuse— a"d watering cattle. Each animal Jnternatiohal Falls, Minnesota I should be watered out "of a separate for the reason that no individual pail. The disease may be member of any secret fraternal spread through the use .of a common Order is permitted to make known watering trough. the obligation of his order without HAS V',. Persons who have come in contact special permission from the LOCATION, POWER AND RAW MATERIAL with infected animals should Supreme order, no matter how keep away from all other cattle harmless that oath, or obligation, These Combined Guarantee a Populous Center of Activity. until their clothes have been thoroughly ftiight be. fumigated. Care should Of late, however—in justice to Weatherproof is expense-proof especially be taken in the fumigation LOTS FOR RENT its members all over the country ratn# of the shoes. Trinidad Lake asphalt makes roofing lastingly tight against —the supreme council of the The Koochiching Company will lease tun, wind, snow, heat and cold. —Dean A. F. Wood, This is the everlasting waterproofer of Nature. We use it to make Knights of Columbus have felt lots at International Falls for building State Agricultural College. called upon to make known to impartial THE TRINIDAD'LAKE-ASf purposes on the basis for the first five AMERICAN BAR ASS'N and disinterested boards years of current taxes and assessments and committees the true path oftteir FEARS WOMEN LAWYERS and six per cent per annum on the assessed "Because it gives lasting protection Genasco is economical roofing**: order. Very recently this valuation. Leases for a longer costs less in the end. Call and get samples. it FALLS LUMBER & COAL CO. path, together with the ritual of The American Bar association, period will provide for an appraisal at tile order, was^ submitted to a International Falls, at its annual- meeting last week, the end of each five year period. board consisting of a number of again attempted to side-step its Minnesota 7 Buildings must comply. with city California Masons of high degree, responsibilities when it shifted the and ordinances and be appropriate to the this is their repert thereon right to admit or exclude women Trfnfdad Asphalt Lako neighborhood* afid must, in case of residence "We hereby certify by authority,of the and negroes to its executive Highest officer of the fenights of Columbus property, be placed on .the same committee. Even so reactionary in the •aiate of California, who acted building line as other houses in block. under instructions from the supreme officer an organization as.ihe American to the order in the .United States, We were furnished a complete copy of Bar association apparently itll the work, ceremonies- and pledges used bv-the orde'r, and that we carefully fears to take a square stand Residence Lots from $3,00 up Business Lots from $1,200 up toad, discussed and examined'the same. and state that neither w'omen "We found that while the order is. in Industrial Lots from $600 up Terms to Suit All fi. Bense ?*.- secret association, it is not Three Leaders nor negroes ever-become useful tin oath-bound organization and that its ceremonies are comprised in four de- and "respected members of the C. B. KINNEY {neulcate frees, which are intended to. teach and principles that lie at the foundation bar,v(W'hich would be. the only of every great religion and every reasonable ground for exclusion, free state. SALES MANAGER "Our examination of these ceVemAnials from its membership. The real fctid obligations was made primarily for International Falls Minnesota the purpose of ascertaining whether pr truth is obviously that the mem* liot a. certain alleeed oath of the Knights r« -r: GOLDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS Of Columbus, which has been printed and bers of the Bar association do Widelv-circulated, was in. fact' usedvbv not like the idea of giving a -fair the order and whether, if it was not Used, anv oath, obligation or pledge was HARPERS WHISKEY chance to women and negro lawyers, Used which was or would be offensive to Protestants or Masons, or those who are no matter how able they fengaered in circlatingr a document of may be. Their endeavor to Jje^uliar vlclousness and wickedness. The Housekeeper's Friend ROCK SPRING WATER "We find that neither the alleged o'ath, evade the issue shows a kind of Mt anv other oath or nledsre bearing the remotest resemblance thereto in moral cowardice which deceives histter, manner, solvit or piv/oose is used hr forms a. part of the ceremonies of any no one. $£'r. decree of the Knifhts of Columbus. §«&<•£(. "The alleged oa.th Is scurrilous, wickad I and libelous and must Jhe the invention WOMAN APPOINTED UNDERWOOD HASSELBARTH, Local Agents" of an impious and venomous mind, Solvay Coke is clean. No cinders, U?S. ATTORNEY find that the order of Knights **t nolumbus, as shown bv its-n*t."als. is dedionted -p International Falls, Minnesota' to Catholic religion, charitv and ^:The appointment of Mrs. Annette smoke, soot or gas. Quick to burn Patriotism. There is no propaganad nrotosed or ta.uerht agains* Protestant "r Abbott Adams of San Francisco, ••-v- Masons or persons not of Catholic faith: and laisting, the ideal fuel for this| to the office of assistant Indeed, Protestants and-M^sons are not, referred to fllrectlv or indirectly In the United States attorney there, is lere**ionial pledges"The time of the year both fd^range orS ceremonials th» order tear»hes arousing much interest because vh, high and noble natrlotlsT i»!«tWs a. heating.Place your"order at once,-as Jove of inculcates a reverence Mrs. Adams is the first woman in countrv LICENSED PLUMBERS ilgsaa?. ror law "nd or^er. urffesf the conscienTti^'S the United States to occupy such &: andnnselfish performance of civic of a car jvill soon be in from Mil-! flutv and holds ut* the Constitution a position,. It is said that when Kur country as the richest and most and Heating Engineers Precious nossession of a. knight of the Mrs. Adams' name was submitted waukee.f Otte car doesn't last long.| Vi^" order. We can find nothing in the entire 5 S.K. JJ* .... ceremonial^ of th« ordeV that to- our spring, her- appointment was last SEWER^WORK*GPROMPTLY DONE 3*&c WATER AND .v ininds could be objected to by any person,- .endorsed by President Wilson, although "MOTLEY HWWK9 PT,TNT. opposed by Attorney General SHORT NOTICE: ESTIMATES "33d Degree. ,Past Grand Master" of CALL" PHONE 308 OR 25. FURNISHED :30N Masons nf California. McReynolds. "DANA RFTD WPT.LKR & .p:,,S2d Degree.. Past Grand Master of Mrs.. Adams is one of the«inokt EASTfirCORRlN P. B. PENDERGAST Masons of California. 'fe: prominent women of, her state, O E S E E j- —•"9" A M33r T)pere«. :^M^gter. rcu Oveson Block 3 international Falls, Minn. jgtfrr f— *C -v 2. 5Phone Oil-e is a graduate of the Univer- ifcg 931 I HfTTTNT, W pTT'btf'R Oi Ca*r^Qfilla. 7 *mr-*