INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS Bii aun HARBiAGES OF THE CHINESE wvncu or oomtmm* EDUCATION COMMISSION The Housekeeper's Friend STATE OF MINNESOTA No Longer a Dreaded Ordeal Are D*PABTME3ffT OF THE INTE2IOB it I SUG6ESTS tfclt&tf St a O a Sine* Western Methods Have County of KooeWehing Mixmesota, November 25, 15*14T© Been Adopted. IX PROBATE COURT Frank Tvrznik of Clementsoo. Minfttsota. MATTER IK THE OF THE ESTATE OF Conteetfee: You Ko looker seed the poor little Chi' are hereby notified that Matt F. Adjust State Aid to JMES LLSPETT. who jrfvee Spooner, Minn.. care aese girl look forward »itl dread to Notice i* hereby ^e11-That by r^tn# Schools in Proportion to Borden Solvay Coke is clcan. No cinders, ftf Gw. 35. Ericson. as bis post-o»ee to pursuance of ox her wedding day, says a writer in the and an order Uoena# address, did on November 25, 1J14. file of Local Taxes, Says Com. made fn said matter by the la this offlce his duly corroborated apJflication Strand. Today she can marry the Coyrt of the County of KoochJchtn k, on smoke, soot or gas. Quick to burn to oonte«t and s«^ure the canepilation tbe"28th loxes and not blind- A. T. day of July if 14, the man she walk of your Homestead Entrr «3idersigneA will.. _on _***« J? folded into matrimony with the man Distributing the income of the ial Ifo. 0747?, made March ZJ. 1»148% and lasting, the ideal fuel for this J-armarr. A. D. IMS, at 1« m-, of f?W5£ of Bee. 7- and N% of vrho h«« been chosen as her husband *t the Office of the Judge of Probata, trust fund among the school districts Section 1?- Townshln 15* N-. in ll'e Cily of International Falls. from earliest childhood. Until the 2® VT. Fifth Principal Meridian. time of the year both for range or on a per capita basis and ciunt-4' of Kooehlchln* and Stat* aad a» crounds for bis content he alleces revolution in China in 1911 it was the of Minnesota, offer for at jrabl.c Frank Tvrrnik has wholly abandoned sale offering the state school tax as a general custom in the East for the auction that tract or j»reel of ^anfl said lasd for more than six months. heating. Place your order at once situate and belli* in the Cmmty ar parents to allot their daughters husbands help to poor districts and a premium kMt past: that fee has never established Koochiching and State of Minnesota, described Kt! denxse thereon or cultivated or imp*wed from babyhood, and with the for good schools, the state as follows, to-wit: as a car will soon be in from Milwaukee. the same in any manner. Kortheajst quarter of the So^thea^t sonsent of both families a huge party Too are. therefore. fnrQier notified goes still further in helping out qoarter and the south half of the Southeast that the said allegations will be taken would be given and the children be Quarter of Section One, Township One car doesn't last long. schools that do more than their at confessed, and your said entry will One hundred fifty-six. Egnre considered engaged. But it was not fet cancelled without further right to be twentv-seveii. west of the Fiftieth Principal stint. permissible for either the future bride heard, either before this office on Meridian- appeal. If you fail to file in this office yr groom to know of the arrangements The terms of sale will be to the highest There is state aid paid from the Within tweaty days after the fourth bidder for cash. Any and all bids KMlcatton made -on their behalf. The families of this notice, as shown be- CALL PHONE 30S OR 2S. general fund, for rural schools, msv be rejected- w, your answer, under oath, specifically might even drift apart, leaving the Dated 14th. 1S14. "December responding to these allegations «f for graded and semi-graded foung ones in total ignorance of the L»2a Shaver. Plaintiff, 70BT CSEAL) P. S. PENDERGAST schools, for high schools, for consolidated existence of each other. Between the •a probate Jade*. Otis Shaver, defendant. ages of fifteen and eighteen the Chi* schools, for schools that OBO. a. &ajro&asR>, THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE nese girl was told that she was to be offer teaching in agriculture, ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: Attorney. Dec. 17-S1. married soon, and arrangements would manual training and domestic be made for the wedding, but the You are hereby summoned and required science, and for schools that train to answer the complaint of the foung bride never became acquainted £Aintiff in the above entitled action. KOWgAW rOXEC&OIUBB 81£Z with her future husband till after the teachers. gXXXX88X!SX»XXXXXX3SXXXXXX36XX30006^^ ve served a copy of your answer on Border Wholesale Meat' & Grocery Co test, together with due proof that you cere&ony, when her thick, beautifully The education commission believes *^id contestant either in person or whereas default has occurred in the embroidered, but impenetrable veil -rV\ nia.l. ditlons of a certain mortgaee. execution that aid should be given as was removed. Then would she behold c?n should state in your answer the D. Stoner snd aLnJ del5vered by now but somewhat differently adjusted. awne of the iostoffice to which you rz^rtrvde Stoner, his wife, and Peter Mr0*Kir« for the first time the husband to whom E. A. Yernberg, Manager future notices to be sent to you. ,Jtrh. mortgagors, to W. L. Brooks. she was tied "for better or for worse," The amounts given each a yui ii ht.kwiimt mo-tpapee. upon the following described knowing that she must resign herself Register. r&51-l oronerty situate in the r'mjntv of district have been fixed largely by rnrfl Koochiching and State of Minnesota, to her lot and endeavor to live her life guesswork. The education commission Wholesale and Retail Meats, Beoaivfr. de^ribed as follows: through with a man whom perhaps she rtle Of Frist publication Dec. 3. ~1914. The southwest j"ter 'SW£ V?* of believes they should correspond Groceries, Fruits and Feed could never like. Many a young Chinese Date of second publication Dec. 10. 1914. northeast ouart*WNT3% and the worthDate o? third publication Dec. 17. I west ouarw fNW^) of the southeast bride has been known to attempt to the effort tof the dis- 1914. Date of fourth publication Dec. 24, 1S14. quarter 'SE*) of wrtion ten 10): the suicide, often attaining her freedom trict, or its expenditure for special nTrtheast quarter of the sowthea«t of quarter ^SE^l) section twenty Home-Made Sausage and through that one open gate—death. purposes, or to the results accomplished. (2^}. and the west hal* fW%) the of But such a thing has not been heard Hamburger southwest quarter and the rcnacos* southeast of the southnuarter quarter of since China adopted the forms of fpwu section twentvnrip of The education commission modern civilization. The Chinese gentleman FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTP.ICT "211, nil 1n Townshin one hundred has learned the art of courting f-ft-7-two (152) of Range twenty-seven would have the state say to the IN DISTP.ICT COURT Give us a Trial and Yon Will (2~~— and winning his bride, and the districts that have one room "WViloh p«1d mor^fB heara date the Stay With Us happy couple enter into their matrimonial ?*tv rtpv r,f .Tim". 1906 ard was re^-ordi*1 schools—and in the common STATE OF MINNESOTA "j tV»e of^ne th*1 of Deeds compact with open eyes. The n-f r*onntv. Minnesota, on fhe school districts there may be $ Chinese are gradually adopting our Our Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh Co'jrt" of K' t,* fit r»V-ln'lV methods, and the marriage service is these local schools for the smaller S of r-vrv c-c— aid Coyrt 2.nd to serve 'vcher*'** th«*r^ Va no longer a dreary and almost weird ~v the C: children—if you will keep open Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, Minn. s.rs'wer upon the bud- jc date of this co-r ordeal. In fact, in the matter of dress, *n the City ox mortca^e tT»p h:«? ofn^e seven or eight months instead of of Beltrami _and /V.c.T-iy.od tbn cum One thoi'°5 rvri as well as in customs, the Chinese SnSS within thirty days o^rl 'PvpyifT rJnl'urR 00^ five and put in a teacher with a are becoming very Europeanized. State -v ^r*.'".ce o, rh's? Summons upon nn aoHon or rn-oceertinfr at law or t'' first or second grade certificate ... ,T,,-^vl' c? »he" day of such servV"-.-o'j t""1*'-. has been instituted to recover *.»\\ to answer said comV:*'r- the same. ire I and provide certain other things, I If HOW MALTESE DERBY IS RUN the time aforesaid, the "VOTT. thPr^'oro( f3 }ipreVtT ^veri sis: api-tjon will anply to saJ^ like maps and fresh air, the state that hv virtue of the nower of sale Three Leaders t'v'4' relief demanded in Bald in *r»ortp?i.gre. yind ri'renjin co- will contribute S100 or S150 cor-T!5?^t 'for her costs and disin "Go-as-You-Please" Rules Govern S t^e «t?t"te 1ri ra «e ry^»de pnfl to r,T-ov1^f»d. c-qWI rnn'f r'p pp Will he foreflocc Yearly Event in toward the extra expense. That Sporting JJoverfiber 4th, 1914. rrid tVe reol nro^^ft1' fVii»oIn That Island. is about the same as now. ^r.pr'r'ho'? wil he sol*1 the sheriff of 1 (jKAKI.ES W. BCBUTUMIH oor-hiohlnS ""'nrie'sota T" r*ountv. "t r1,h- IIp vendue to the hlfrhest bidder for The state would also say, this Attorney for Plaintiff. a Horse racing is favorite sport the r-". c-.Vi pt tVe Profit floor of the Dec. lT-Jan. 7. Bemidji, Minn. world over, but it is doubtful whether aid is given to equalize the burden Ho'ton the C'tv of Tnternn tiona •fall's 1 ori T^oorhfrhinf ^ntinfv, 'Hfinneaota. any nation can boast of a more unique of good schools. If the burden GOLDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS 191S? c'it'ir^P". +he fith dov of TTehruarv. n'o]nr\r race course or claim more remarkable rovKOirs at t.wo in the afternoon of that on your district is less than the Maltese. dav. to nsv the amount wh'ph will then ideas of the sport than the Ko ilttn on qnM *nort£Taf?e. onfl ottorne^-'o average school tax over the state, a a in Once year, says writer STATE OF MINNESOTA "J HARPERS WHISKEY fee of flft-" flollarQ, ns ctipii.lated to he you don't need any help. the Wide World, the road skirting naid in oald mortprarre in cane of *oreoioRure. Pnitntv r.f TCnnrb^rhSr^ together with the co^ts of foreclosure. is Sliema harbor reserved as a race dtrtrtct court wun The average school tax over nFTEENTH -TTTDTCTATj DISTRICT in ROCK SPRING WATER course and the people turn out thousands Dated this 19th dav of Der-emher. 1914 the state in the rural districts ICoehler' & Hinrichs, incoriorat«a to back their favorites. There a corporation, ria.imm. W. Xi. J»W.OO*B happens to be 5 mills. So that is no regulation of the course the Mortiratre*. Tr.felt Defendnnt. OVAHAM M. TO«WAjrCS, condition would be added. If the crowd simply clears out of the way aa TW orr STATE MTNNKSOTA TO THE Attorney for Mortgagee. the horses come along. The jockeys ABO VK NAMED DEFENDANT. local levy is five mills, the state Bemidji, Minnesota. 24-F. 4 You are hereby summoned and reouire^ ride without bridles or saddles and will give special aidjfor maintaining to hrtfv/ftr the complaint of tne UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, Local Agents each carries a whip in either hand— Blalntif in the above entitled action, rrpATTOir yon wrmow on a first class one room school. which "n Pie in tbe office of the Clerk one for his own mount, the other to PETITION POB ADMINISTRATION. of nn'd r,r"'rt. his office In Interna­ If the district is rich enough to International Falls, Minnesota keep back any horse which may try to tional Falls. Minnesota, and to serve A rorr/ of keep up that sort of a school overtake him. We saw one of the voii' answer to said complaint Estate of George Munrea on the suhwcrlhers. at. their office in the spectators deliberately trip a horse by without its costing more than Citv of St Paul, in t^e County of STATE OV MINNESOTA putting his leg out, at grave risk to Ramsev. v/ithln twerit.v ^20) days after five mills, the help is not needed. himself. These things, however, incredible the sr-rvk-e of this summons upon vou County of Koochiching I There is no sense in collecting eXr-lu«ive of tb* day of such service: as they may seem to sportsmen IN PROBATE COURT and if vou f-il to answer the money from a district that may be in this country, are taken as within the time aforesaid, the plaintirr IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE in thif sr-tion will finplv to the Court for quite a matter of course, and consequently paying fifteen or twenty mills for LICENSED PLUMBERS OF GEORGE. MUNREA. DECEDENT the relief demanded in said comnlaint, hardly a year goes by without its school tax to help out a district together n-Hh the costs and disbursements The State of Minnesota to the unknown a fatality of some kind. All things heirs in the above estate and all herein. that is so fortunate that it doesn't Morphy, Ewlng. Bradford, Onmmin(f«, persons interested in the granting of and Heating Engineers considered, it is not likely that the Att^rnevs for "Plaintiffs. administration of the estate of said have to levy five mills. "go-as-you-please" rules of this Maltese decedent: The petition of Frank B. Capital Hank Building, St. Paul, Minn. Green having been filed in this court derby are likely to commend D-10-24 State school aid should be given representing that George Munrea, then a WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE themselves to our turf authorities. resident of the Countv of Koochiching to equalize the burden of furnishing State of Minnesota, died interstate on a good common school education NOTICE OF MOKTOAflB TOKECI.OSUH,B the 19th day of December, 1914, and ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE prating that letters of administration History of Westminster Hall. 8AXE. to every child. his estate he granted to Thomas P. Westminster hall is used as a vestibule EAST & CORRIN White: a.nd the court having fixed the As for semi-graded schools, Default has been made in the condilons t'me and place for hearing said petition. to the houses of parliament, but of that, certain mortgage made and Therefore, vou, and each of vou, are where there is a two-room school, in it were held some of the earliest given bv Alvin O. Bowers and Ella M. herebv cited and reouired to show cause. Oveson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 221 English parliaments. Edward II and Bowers, his wife, and Anna E. Bates, S+ anv vou have: before this court at give twice as much where there single, mortgagors, to Interstate Securlliefl tie Prohate Coijrt Rooms in the Gourt Richard II were deposed in this historic fomr:inv. a corporation, mortgagee, House, in the Cit"" of International Falls, is a three-room school, give three hall. Here English monarchs the Countv of Kooohiohinev State of dated September Cth. 1913. and with the school, give three times as room innes^ta. on the 2*?t.h day of January power of sale therein contained, recorded gave their coronation festivals. Here 1115. at 10 o'clock a. m, why said pe In the office of the Register of Deeds much.z If there are four rooms Edward II entertained the captive t.iHon should not be granted. In and for Koochiching County. Minneiota. W'tness. the Ti'dfe of «a1d Court, and kings, John of France and David of or more, it is called a graded October 24th, 1913. at 4 o'clock p. the Sam of sMd Court, this 24th day of m., in Book F. of Mortgages, page 360 Scotland. •December, 1914. The Godin Dray Line & Transfer school. mortgaging and conveying the following COURT SEAL,) TOF7f BE*S*. In this hall Charles I was condemned described land, situated in said Probate Judge. Countv and State, to-wit: to death. Here also Cromwell Northeast quarter fNE^) of the Thos. Godin, Proprietor. in 1653 was saluted with wonderful "MAN'S BEST WORK Southeast, quarter (SE1/^) 4 GERMAN VESSELS SOLD fourteen f14) Southwest quarter(8WJO enthusiasm lord protector of England. BETWEEN 60 AND 70" Of the Southwest quarter (SW%) He wore no king's crown, but he held 0# Section thirteen (13), West half DRAYAGE AND WOOD SAWING Disposed of by Order of the a Bible in one hand and a golden seep (W%) of the Northwest quarter(NW%), and Northwest quarter (NW%) of the ter in the other, and he was clad in Marshal of the British Admiral (Only Five Per Cent of 600 Noted Southwest quarter (SW',4), Section DONE AT ANY TIME—AT PRICES royal purple lined with ermine. But twenty-four (24), and Northeast quarter ty. Men Accomplish Mission Before (NK*4) of Southeast quarter (SE%) or only eight years after this great honor THAT WILL PLEASE. 40, Says Educator. Section twenty-three (23), all In TownShip the protector's body was dragged from one hundred fifty-three (153),Range London, Dec. 27.—Four Ger his grave in Westminster abbey and twentv-flve (25): which default con- Mists PHONE 115—CALL 7. In the non-payment of an installment thrown into a pit at Tyburn, while his man schooners, Slse, Garhard of twenty-one and 39-100 ($21.39) Eugene, Ore., Dec. 22.—"Investigation head was exposed on one of the pin dollars, due October 1st, 1914. Theodor and Bolivar, capturec by keen men has And, Whereas, by reason of said de'fault, nacles of this Westminster hall, where as prizes, have just been sold byorder the power of sale contained in shown that man's best work has It remained for over twenty-five years. aid mortgage has become operative, and of the Marshal of the Ad •aid mortgage, pursuant to the terms been done between the ages of of said mortgage, is authorized to, has miralty. Pleasure in One's Work. 60 and 70 years of age," said elected to and hereby does declare ana International Falls Abstract Co, consider the whole amouxjt of said These are the first prize ships Pleasure in work produces a sym President E. .Bryan, Colgate mortgage debt as immediately due jpnd to be sold in London since the pathetic, teachable mental attitude toward Se ay able and there is due and claimed to university, in an address today due at the date hereof on said mortgage, the task. It makes the attention Proprietors. Crimean War, and the hammer BURDICK, KREMER & KING, before the Western Division of and the debt thereby secured, the involuntary, and eases the strain sum of one hundred twenty-one and used by the auctioneer is the same the Oregon Teachers' association. Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance 89-100 ($121.39) dollars, with interest at of attending. It stops the nervous one used in the year 1855, when 10 per cent per annum on twenty-one leaks of worry. One of the secrets ol and 39-100 ($21.39) dollars from October "Six hundred of the most important the last batch of prize ships were Collections, Conveying and Loans lasting well is to avoid getting stale 1 st( 1914, making a total sum of scientists, statesmen and One hundred twenty-one and 72-100 dollars disposed of. It was afterwards and tired and in a mental rut. Pleasure ($121.72), which is due and claimed Old World famous men were J. E. BURDICK, Manager gives a sense of freedom that is a presented to the Marshal of the to be due on said mortgage at the date hereof. And no action or proceeding selected," he said, "and it was rest, as a wide road rests the driver. Admiralty as a momento. International Falls has been instituted at law or otherwise Minnesota To know a thing thoroughly and attain found that only 5 per' cent of them I to recover the debt secured by said A condition of the sale was that mortgage or any part thereof. mastership in it, one must be accomplished their world's work Now, therefore, notice is hereby given each purchaser had to sign a de drawn back to it repeatedly by its attractions, that the said mortgage will be foreclosed before the age of 40 10 per cent claration that he was not an alien and must find one's powers by the sale of the above described premises between 40 and 60 20 per cent, by the Sheriff of said Koochiching evoked and trained by its inspiration, enemy, that he was in no way as County, at public auction, to the —Prof. Edward D. Jones, in Engineering 50 and 60 35 per cent between highest bidded, for cash, at the front sociated with business carried on door of the County Court House in the Magazine. 60 and 70 21 per cent between City of International Falls in said in enemy countries and that he County, on the 23rd day of January, 70 and 80 9 per cent after they was not purchasing on behalf 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m., to pay the House With Glass Floors. had reached the age of 80." amount then due on said mortgage, together any German, Austrian or Tur George R. Howe of Norway, Me., IS with the costs of this foreclosure, The speaker added, however, the Including twenty-five ($25.00) dol­ kish subject or company. There planning to build on a hill in that $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE lars, attorney's fees stipulated in said town a fireproof house, entirely of artificial was brisk bidding throughout anc period of youth was the most important mortgage. Dated November 25th, 1914. stone, steel and glass. The floors good prices were obtained, but INTERSTATE SECURITIES CO, in man's life, as the foundation and stairways will be of solid glass, Mortgagee. the chronometers of the ships for future accomplishment while electricity will be used to a nXLIP J. RIORSAN, frx A++«"*T(ftv Mortsyaflfee,.. came in for most attention and great extent to eliminate possibility 505 Oneida "Vock. was laid then. were Fold separately. Minneapolis, Minn. D10-J21