J?^ ig&ggsfsqgi A* i'- "-3 s-fJUTx^ *"*Y^£**** "V -K_r _, j*. "X- "*^1*^ -v. X* -v* *&£--> *. -_-*«v INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS •'•^'»!..' 'jt='*if COAL WILL BE SUPERSEDED {THE QOOP VJUDQE SETS A REASON THAT HE KNOWS IS QOOP MASCOT Little Doubt That Oil I. to Be the Future Navail Fuel'—Has Many C. HE^S ONE OF THE MOST MATTRESSES %95-r^rrTV- THAT "MAN'S DESPERATE W. Advantages. 5UMT4NT1A1 Th$ Introduction of the use of oil as TROUBLE DARNED PISAGREEABLE WHEN I fuel upon our battleships is really the most important development in naval THE REM- TOBACCO Special for 10 Days 0 engineering, since the advent of steam. CHEW./ The naval authorities have been experimenting with oil as fuel for the last fifty years, and its advantages GRAND VIZIER DECLARES ALU have long been recognized, but its use has been restricted because of doubts ANCE WITH ENGLAND, RUSSIA as to the existence of a sufficient supply. AND FRANCE WOULD It is 'now known, however, that HURT COUNTRY. enough oil exists in the public lands of California alone to supply the needs of the United States navy for a century TIRED OF HYPOCRISY at least. Oil has a higher fuel value in pro ACTUATING THE POWERS ducing steam than coal, giving a greater evaporation of water, both per pound of fuel and per square foot of This Musi?e Z-Inch $10 Bed &eti Claims Ottoman Government Wai heating surface. More important, however, This $4 Guaranteed Spring and Made the Object of Many Falsehoods is the fact that the fuel can be Tpends This MASCOT' $7.50 Mattress. taken on board a great deal more rapIdly by the Entente—Turkish EMPER, whether good or bad, dea without manual labor, and without COMPLETE 04 fZ *f People Want Chance FOR...9JLtl*f interruption of the ship's routine. heap on a man's getting the OUTFIT to Work Out Their Coaling has always been a long, laborious tobacco satisfaction he has a right to* KEYES' FURNITURE STORE Own Destiny. and inconvenient process, dreaded by every branch of the service afloat. Man after man will tell you that "Right* Constantinople, via London, Feb. 22. With oil as fuel, the amount o! Cut," Chew, gives a comfort —Prince Said Halim, the grand viziei the Real Tobacco smoke may be controlled, there are no of Turkey, in the first interview h€ cinders and no delays or loss of speed and contentment he never had before. He insists Turkey's ADJUSTABLE has ever given, has outlined due to the necessity .of bringing coal on it for himself and he recommends it to reasons for entering the war. He explained from a remote bunker, or to the exhaustion E S I N the abolition of the capitula* his friends. of the stokers. It makes possible tions and pointed out the advance! a considerable reduction in the A little chew of pure, rich, mellow tobacco—cut fine, made during the past six years. crewj and makes less weight and short shred—seasoned and sweetened just enough, cuts "We have rejected the triple entente's space necessary for boilers. These offer to guarantee Turkey's in« out so much of the grinding and spitting. savings in weight have made possible tegrity for thirty years," said the the use of heavier armor on the battleships Take a very small chew—less than one-quarter the grand vizier, "because acceptance Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co. old size. It will be more satisfying than a mouthful Nevada and Oklahoma. would have been detrimental to Turkey's of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find sovereignty. Turkey's experience tthe strength chew that suits you. Tuck it away. CATCHING UP WITH CHINA Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real with the promises make by the A. Yernberg, Manager tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without grinding, how E. powers forming the triple entente much less you have to spit, how few chews you take to (Great Britain, France and Russia), Western World Has Adopted System be tobacco satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco has not been favorable to the promotion Long Popular in Great Empire Chew. That's why it costs less in the end. of confidence. Wholesale and Retail Meats, of the Orient. It is a ready chew, cut fine and short shred so that you won't have Russia Is Old Enemy. to Groceries, Fruits and Feed 8 grind on it with your teeth. Grinding on ordiaary canuicd tob&ccQ "Turkey knew that to enter into makes you Gradually, very gradually, eiviliza spit too much. The taste relations with Great Britain, France of pure, rich tobacco does not need to be covered np with mojaasca sod tion is catching^up with the Chinese. $ fioorice. Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste ia Right-Gut. and Russia would have been a harmful The University of California lias Home-Made Sausage and One small chew takes the place of two big country's factpr in respect to the established a new profession—that ~*Kf Hamburger chews of the old kind. interest. Russia, moreover, is out .r~ keeping people well. Those who adop hereditary enemy, from whom we this calling will go into the world am WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY *v could not Expect lasting effects of a earn fat fees by not letting folks fall SO Union Square, New York change of heart. Had the past actions Give us a Trial and You Wiil ill. Sickness will mean starvation to of these powers been definite, the page the practitioners a healthy populace Stay With Us 8 (BUY FROM DEALER ORSENO IO^STAMPSTOUS") of history which is now being written will make them rich. 8 might have read differently. In China the doctors have nevei Ouf Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh "We were tired of the hypocrisy looked to the sick for business. Only actuating the powers of the triple entente while their patients were well could when dealing with Turkey, so Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, Minn. the physicians charge for services & we did what provocation forced us to rendered. When a patron fell ill the do—went to war. doctor's income shrunk when recovered Northern Minnesota Hospital "Turkey was made the object oi the convalescent resumed feeing many falsehoods by the entente. Now. his medical adviser. the allies assert that^||i§^^ernmentf4l, Itjfis a good scheme, evidently.- 01 lacks the support of thei^igople. Could we *f the wiser world would not havt we make such a good military showing taken up with it after having so many Three Leaders after the recent wars and other troubles thousands of years to investigate its if the government had rrot obtained workings. In time, perhaps, all the the hearty co-operation of all wisdom of the Celestials will become Ottomans? ours by adoption.—St. Joseph Gazette, -X* "We are not a barbaric people, not savage, not black, but brown, not yel Rubber Armor Plate! low, but white with every right of the If the present war has proved anything other white races, a people willing to GULDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS it has proved the inadequacy oi invest its wealth and blood in the the protection afforded by armor plate opportunity to 'make good,' as Americans HARPERS WHISKEY covering the under-wato.r vital parts say. of a ship. The armor does not extend sufficiently far below the water line TWO NATIONS TO PROSECUTE ROCK SPRING WATER to assure complete protection when the vessel is rolling, and in this respect Canadian and American Government* a suggestion put forward by a Announce Moves in Case of writer in Popular Science Sittings Alleged Dynamiter. might be worth serious consideration. Describing an experiment made In Boston, Feb. 22.—Two official moves UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, Local Agents i860 on the recoiling strength of rubber, apparently entirely distinct, have been R. H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. D, he says tbat a piece of rubbei announced in the case of Werner International Falls, Minnesota two inches thick and a foot square Mary C. Ghostley, M. D. Horn, who attempted to blow up the was placed under a steam bammex International bridge over the St. Croix Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Min and a six-inch round shot was placed river near Vanceboro, Maine, Feb. 2. on it. The hammer fell with tremens The federal district court will begin dous force and broke tbe shot to an investigation here this week pieces, the rubber remaining elastic to determine, it is understood, whether and unimpaired. Results from great the law against transportation of explosive force on rubber flooring and SUBSCRIBE FOR THEPRESS dynamite was violated by Horn In his buffers have shown that beyond fusing preparations for blowing up the by heat the rubber remained uninjured, bpidge. so apparently rubber would Fourten witnesses have been summoned Faim and Draft Horses for Sale to testify. The announcement make a ship more shot-proof than ap jnor plate. was made in Portland, Maine, that action had been begun by a representative Prom 500 to 1000 head of horses constantly on hand, The Mines of Spain. of the Canadian, government ii including large Draft Horses, Driving Horses, Delivery More than one-third of the quick* Horn's extradition. An applicatk* Horse*, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Bvery horse silver produced in the world last year was filed In the federal cpurt here, DOWN DEEP IN YOUR POCKET hitched and tried before sale. If you want one horse, a team or a carload, came from the mines of Spain. Those asking that a warrant be issued to BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN WBWt0 bring Horn before the court at the mines were worked centuries before If, Christ, and they seem good for centuries AY. expiration of the sentence of thirty MttthSUbte Cor. 234 W.&Superior St. Great Midway Horse Market, St Paid, Mha. The coins ,ache for freedom. They exert, an Ftiute Saki Batty Auction Every Wednesday. Private Sates Dally more. Other quicksilver supplies days he Is serving in jail at Machias, after pleading guilty to the technical are discovered, exploited for a s*- influence you to be put into circulation. No ovet charge of injuring property at Vanceboro. time, and exhausted, but no bottom has been found to the veins of Spanish The destruction of railroad property temptation to spend needlessly when the money ia in cinnabar by setting off an explosive is the basis Many high authorities hold that othei THE LITTLE MEAT MARKET of the extradition -proceeding. mineral resources of Spaip' are quite the banj^ on interest. Start an account now with Horn has announced that he Will as splendid in proportion as her supremacy PHONE 120. fight extradition on the ground that in the production of mercury. whatever surplus you have—even a dollar will open Jt? his act was* one of military expediency. Spanish iron ore is sometimes shipped On Third Street, Opposite Rex Hotel. to the United States, yet the mines are an account. Don't allow your money to work you Must Give Tickets for Bread. to be worked in very clumsy, said Good Suppy. of Meats, Fish, Groceries, Butter and Eggs. Berlin, via London, Feb. 22.—Bread ineffective fashion. It is even claimed make it work for you-this is the way others get ahead. "or flour is' not obtainable, here except that the coal supplies of the peninsula FISH AND POULTRY CLEANED BEFORE DELIVERY upon the presentation of bread tickets, are superior to those of any othei the distribution of which has been part of the continent, but these, again, FIRST NATIONAL BANK ended.. GIVE THEM A CALL are managed in a careless, indolent, Proprietors of th6 largest popular unscientific manner. M. LARSEN, Prop. priced restaurants in the city with International Falls, Mum. dozens of establishments, announce 8cotch Eela. Jthey have succeeded ih making bread When so many-British trawlers have containing no wheat, oats or barley been commandeered and'so few of tbe flour, which can be served their cu$ others can venture, out, why Is there in tomers without the necessity of pr» not a more systematic slaughter ol •ejfiting bread tickets. freshwater eels and of the conger eels that lurk about': the masonry of old uy Montana Passes. "Dry Bill." piers and other breakwaters? The Co International Falls Abstract rivers of Scotland swarm With eels, Helena, Mont., Feb: 22.—The state which are almost completely neglected and Heating Enjglne^rs lenate passed the house: state-wide as a means of making money by BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietor* prohibition bill, offered? as, a sub? to the natives, who themselves do not the senate bill providing for a constitutional WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE eat eels. Fish from the sea will grow Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance amendment. The sub bill scarcer and scarcer, consequently provides that the question be left to a ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE dearer and dearer, as the war goes on I Collections, Conveying and OM». referendum vote of the people'in 1918 and we cannot afford to ignore our to ratify or reject the legislative enactnent. EAST &XORRIN eels. The board of agriculture! and J- I E. BURDICK, Manager,.^ The senate amended the bill fisheries may presently have jo make prohibition effective Dec. 31, Oveson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 1 sii Minoetets thing to say on the matter. Mi 221 International Falls S£l*» the house bill making it iffeo* while the opening for individual PWfr Ire Dec. 1, 1918. Th«.bilt new t«i»rl04 |a obvloos