INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS WASHINGTON NEWS U. S. AGENTS FIND THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS AN OPIUM DEN After being continuously in PROFESSIONAL CARDS session, with a five weeks recess AND BORDER BUDGET corner Fifth Ave. and Second St. last fall, since April 7, 1913, when On Tuesday afternoon six of E. Entered as Second Class Matter June 23, 1909, at the Post L. Heermance, Pastor the President assembled the the field agents of the Indian Bureau DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ Social Center for the Community. Office at International Falls, Minn., Under Act of Congress Congress in extra session, the who are working in this section 63rd Congress at last came to destroying liquor found being DENTIST a 3 1 8 7 9 an end Mar. 4. The last days brought in violation of the Sunday school at 10 a. m. Office over litis Drug Store. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING CO. of the session were strenuous Indian treaty of 1855, including Morning worship at 11. The Office Phone: 245. George P. Watson, Editor and Manager ones as it took some lively work Chief Agent Larson, came into topic will be "Love on its Knees," Res. Phone: 274. Official Paper of International Falls and Ranier, Minnesota to pass the various appropriation Deer River from Bemidji and at John 17. The music will be in International Falls, Minn. bills needed to keep this government once went from the train to the charge of Mrs. Sorenson and places formerly occupied as saloons. supplied with funds to continue Miss Remington. 6. F. SW1NNERT0N Keep the "floater" away from the polls election day and this on its work. They found small quantities city will vote "dry." M. D., M. of liquor in several places, but Evening worship at 7:30. The For the first time since 1879, this time they were after more topic will be: "Stand Upon Thy 'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON than that, and they got it. when the legislative, judicial, and Feet," a sermon for all discouraged With the closing of Big Falls, Gemmell and Mizpah, yesterday, Eyes Examined and glasses fitted It will be a surprise to all in executive appropriation bill faild, people. The chorus choir will all the south end of the county is dry except the commissioners Office over Empress Theatre it became necessary to provide the county to know that for some sing. There were ten in the saloon near Craig. International Falls, Minn. for a part of the government time Deer River has had an opium chorus last Sunday evening, and joint. Yet these agents seemed expenses by resolution continuing they are doing better work all the PHINNEY ft CAMPBELL Speaking of better roads, we believe that the defeat of county the appropriation of the to have been well informed of time, under Mrs. Sorenson's careful option would cause more farmers to fall out of the wagon box than LAWYERS current year, the Indian bill and such a den, from the way they training. the repeal of the Elwell law.—Walker Pilot. Over International State Bank went in to find it. The dope was the post office bill failing of passage. International Falls, Minn. located in the old Sivertson saloon Reading room open each evening, building, alleged to have and on Sunday afternoon In this issue will be found the full text of the county option law W. E. LAWRENCE been in the custody of Frank from 2130 to 5 :oo. Before adjoining Congress •w^hich was recently passed, through the use of which it is believed Inscho for some months. In the granted the President power to THE REXALL STORE that two thirds of the counties of this state will rid themselves of the call on the army and navy, if necessary, first search the agents failed to SOUTH BETHLEHEM licensed saloon. International Falls, Minn. locate the drug. They went out to preserve our neutrality Town Hall, Holler's Addition. and protect our interests. about town and in a very short Sunday, school on Sunday at 11 Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Every member of the legislature who votes or works against an time returned to the Inscho place a. m. adequate appropriation for the forest service ought to be planted PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Secretary of the Interior Lane and began tearing out the walls right in the midst of a forest fire with a family of children hanging of the building. After considerable has announced the discovery, by Office over litis Drug Store FIRST METHODIST on to his coat tails. He would then perhaps be a little more considerate Of this procedure they went the U. S. Bureau of Mines, of EPISCOPAL CHURCH Phone 11 of the settlers who are often living in a tinder box. two chemical processes, one of out again without finding anything Remember Baudette, Spooner and Hinckley. 5th Street, Corner oi 10th Ave. Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching more than the little liquor which will increase the output C. H. Blake, Pastor of gasoline from crude petroleum which they had found at first "The Down-Town Church" DR. J. F. PETERSON entering, and again returning in 200 per cent or more, while the We have men in the state legislature who ought to'be in an a few minutes, went directly to a other may make this country independent insane asylum or in the war trenches without a gun. We refer to DENTIST Service at Ranier tonight. certain spot in the wall of a back of the rest of the the imbiciles who want to rob the northern woods of fire protection Office over International Choir rehearsal Wednesday and the idots who would do away with the immigration department. room and that at the first pry of world in regard to materials necessary State Bank evenings at the parsonage. These same fellows would gladly spend $50,000 to count the cats and the boards found the layout of for the dye industry and International Falls, Minn. that are running around making night hideous, but the hundreds The W. C. T. U. will meet with dogs dope consisting of nearly a pound the manufacture of high explosives. of human lives that may be sacrificed by forect fires and the Mrs. E. L. Swope at 1103 Sixth of opium, pipes, etc. DR. H. H. IHRIG millions of dollars that may be lost to the state hrough these conflagrations street next Tuesday afternoon. It was plainly evident the are nothing' to them.—Delano Eagel. agents had been informed thoroughly The Ladies' Aid tomorrow DENTIST The discovery of means of (Friday) afternoon will be entertained of the location of this Office over Holler's Confectionery making toline and benzol, Which plant and the "hole in the wall" at the church. are the bases for the production International Falls, Minn. HIS ENEMIES. before coming here, and further of dyes and high explosives, is The pastor will preach next In the profession of journalism it is perfectly understood that an evident that not going" according especially appreciated at this time F. J. McPARTLIN Sunday. Service hours are 11 a. editor's usefulness is to be judged largely by the character of the to instructions were able to get when the world supply of dye is m. and 7130 p. m. opposition to him. Enemies deal in no flatteries. If you want to LAWYER further instructions from some tied up in Germany by reason of The Epworth League devotional measure an editor or any public man accurately, first find out who his Office over International the war. one in the village while doing meetings next Sunday at 6130 enemies are and there will probably be no need to ask why they State Bank their work. p. m. will be led by Miss Rose are his enemies. Iheir attitude towards a newspaper tells the story It is announced, that the Federal Frank Inscho was on the same International Falls, Minn. Carpenter. as nothing else can of that newspaper's attitude in respect to its duty Tuesday night taken to Bemidji Trades Commission, all the to the public.—Baltimore Sun. A cordial invitation to you to and there arraigned before the U. GEO. S. LANGLAND members of which except one attend 'all the services of the S. Court Commissioner who ordered were confirmed bv the senate before Down-Town church. LAWYER FORTUNATE. him held to the Federal it adjourned, would go very Office over International Grand Jury under $1500 bonds. slow in its work and proceed 011 Minnesota is fortunate in the number and character of its newspapers. State Bank Up to this morning it was reported the idea that is was to help business Their prosperity is the best indication of the character of SCHOOL NOTES International Falls. Minn. he had not furnished the bond. the citizenship of the state, for the newspaper in the country districts and not to retard it, and any o- is dependent upon the support and encouragement of the At-Bena Wednesday th^ agents legislation it may recommend will Harold Mclntire. JOHN H. BROWN solid and intelligent ranks of the people and that it does flourish aqd took under arrest John McGarrity, be with a view to business improvement. The domestic science girls gave expand is the evidence of the reciprocity of sentiment, the acceptance a settler, at Ball Club Lake, Attorney at Law a six o'clock dinner for the boys of the clean and right-minded newspaper as a medium of information, who had with him on the train a Office in the litis Block a defender of the public right and a leader of clean, wholesome of the high school last Friday "KEEP CROSBY DRY," suit case containing several bottles sentiment.—Pioneer Press. evening. Everyone present reported International Falls, Minn. SAYS TOWN'S FATHER of liquor. The charge against a good time. The cooking McGarrity is introducing liquor Crosby, Minn., Feb. 23.—This and sewing rooms wef H. STUBEE into the Indian Zone contrary to KEEP YOUR VILLAGE DRY city will continue on the water beautifully decorated with the the provisions of the old treaty. wagon if George H. Crosby, the ARCHITECT ^ou have voted out of your beautiful village the greatest curse school colors, purple and gold. He was also arraigned before the father of the town, has his way as and known to humanity. Keep it out. Nine tenths of all the crime and At 6:30 dinner was ready and U. S. commissioner at Bemidji expressed in a wire received from distress finds its origin in the liquor traffic. Put your efforts in the Superintended of Construction everybody did justice to the delicious and was ordered held to the Fe icral him at his winter home in California upbuilding of your village on a higher plane. Elect competent, things which were on the Office over litis Drug Store grand jury in the sum of in response: to an inquiry honest, clean ctizens to office. 1 he money spent for liquor each table. After dinner the crowd International Fails, Minn. $1500 bonds. Friends of McGarrity's year if spent for food, clothing and comforts will make prosperity whether, if the people voted the went to the commercial rooms, were in Deer River Thursday and happiness in ^our midst,'' said Geo. H. Crosby when aisked town wet, and licenses would be where ,they played games and DR. GEORGE HOEY trying to raise the bonds for recently what he would advise the citizens of Crosby* the town he issued to four saloons he would told fortunes. The guests left started, to do on the license question. him. remove all deeds to property sold VETERINARY SURGEON the school house at 9:30. by him the proviso against liquor -—and FARM CREDITS BILL Leopold Golden, a nephew of being sold on the property. He TWENTY-FOUR COUNTIES GETTING READY. DENTIST PASSED BY SENATE Mr. Ruben, is here from Newark, wired back: Phone 41 There are already 24 counties getting ready for county option New Jersey. He is taking up "You have voted out of your International Falls, Minn. elections. Letters asking for petition forms and information as to in the freshman class. Washington, Feb. 25.—A farm beautiful village the greatest how to proceed have been received by the Minnesota Anti-Saloon credits bill, providing for government curse known to humanity. Keep We are glad to have Tressa PROCEEDINGS OF league from the following counties: loans to farm owners, was Noll back with us again. it out. Nine tenths of all the THE CITY COUNCIL Watonwan, Winona, Stevens, Dodge. Todd, Otter Tail, Carlton, attached to the agricultural appropriation crime and distress finds its origin The pupils of the high school Meeker, Koochiching, Chisago, Traverse. Sibley, Roseau, Lincoln^ brll today in its hurried in the liquor traffic. Put your wish to thank' Mr. Watson for Minutes of a regular meeting Martin, Kittson, Lyon, Nobles, Kanabec, Anoka, Wilkin, Clay, Mille passage through the senate. efforts in the upbuilding of your his kind present, the Press. It is Lacs and Lac qui Parle. of the city council held March Presented by Senator McCumber village on a higher plane. Elect placed on the table with the 1st, 1915, at 8 o'clock p. m. Several counties already are saloonless. Kandiyohi, Isanti, as as amendment, the provision competent, honest, clean citizens other papers, where the pupils Members present, Alderman litis, Cottonwood and Norman counties all have been voted "dry" under was incorporated in the supply to office. The money spent for may use it at any time. local option, while Becker, Mahnomen and Hubbard have had all F. H. Keyes, Zimmerman, Doran bill without a record vote at liquor each year if spent for food, Jane Zimmerman has been absent &neir saloons closed up by agents of the Indian bureau. These and Wilson. a time when but few senators clothing and comforts will make on account of illness. She is counties are in 110 hurry to proceed under the county option law, but The minutes of the meeting were in th ehcamber. The bill prosperity and happiness in your now back and resuming her work. it acts as a club against the return of any of the cities and villages in held February 22nd, 1915, were itself was passed a short time hem to license. midst." The agricultural labratory very read and on motion duly made later. much resembles a tomato farm Fillmore county, which has saloons only at Wykofif, and Yellow and seconded same were approved. You are entitled to a rebate of The McCumber amendment Medicine county, where Wood Lake is the only saloon towh, are now. The students of the agricultural ic per mile on all 3c passenger would create a bureau of farm expected to get into the county option column early.—Mpls. Journal. class, under the supervision On motion of Alderman litis, fares paid by you on the railroads credits in the Treasury department of Mr. Van Cura have seconded by Alderman Doran, the of Minnesota between the to make loans of government transplanted 800. There are more WHAT NO LICENSE DID FOR HOWARD LAKE. following bills were allowed: dates of July 1, 1911 and July 20, funds through national just sprouting. T. Duca, prisoners board. .$ 6.60 1913. Send us your receipts or Facts and figures furnished from Howard Lake state that it took banks on farm mortgage notes. A meeting of the senior class Dept. of Weights and if you will tell us what roads \ou $12,000 a year for each saloon to pay running expenses and that These loans would run for ten was held last week to discuss and Measures, testing city travelled on, between what points from $35,000 to $40,000 a year was spent in liquor so that the village years at 5 per cent interest and choose class pins. scales 3.00 and the dates, we can get you the could receive a net revenue of $1,848. would not be less than $300 nor H. Zimmerman, supplies.. 1.75 rebates withoujt receipts. Also, The deposits in the Howard Lake banks during 1912, when the more than $10,000 to individuals. International Falls, Minn., Wm. Mears, supplies .... 2.25 collect freight rebates send us town was "wet" increased $48,978.92, whereas they increased in Issues of United States twentyyear March 6th, 1915. Rainy River Prod. Co., feed your freight bills. I9I3 (a "dry" year) $88,856.92, or nearly $40,000 over the gain of the 4*4 per cent bonds to establish Any farmers who contemplate for fire, team 18.25 previous year. The increase in taxation between 1913 and 1915 was Schulz Rebate Adjusters, a permanent fund of $10,000,000 the sowing of alfalfa this year, Pat Lynch, team labor and 35 Per cent, not because the saloons were voted out, but on account 203 Nelson Block, to cover such loans would in order to be sure of a stand that of the fact that the tax commission revised the assessments in most drayage 1:0.25 Montevideo, Minn. be authorized. This and other will last, the seed for the ground towns and villages of the state. This is proven by the increase in F. F. Cook, agent, insurance Uric Acid. changes increased the bill's total should be innoculated. I have the taxes in the town of Millerville, which was raised 47 per cent, on city hall ...... 420.00 How this harmful substance occurs from $23,000,000 to about and the town of Victor, which was raised 67 per cent. Neither of application blanks from the U. S. N. W. Electric Supply Co., $36,000,000. in the body and how it may these townships were affected by the license question, still the increase Dept. of Agriculture so that I apparatus for lights ... 78.78 was more than in the village of Howard Lake. be avoided is the subject of an can get some liquid innoculation On motion of Alderman litis, article appearing in The Hygienist It is also shown that in the villages where there are no saloons Once upon a time a man remebered for alfalfa. If anyone will write seconded by Alderman F. H. the banks have the largest deposits. Previously Howard Lake occupied Magazine for February. The that the day was the me I will be glad to get the innoculation Keyes, G. A. Oveson was authorized the fourth place on the list, but after going dry jumped ahead article is written by Dr. R. R. tenth anniversary of his wedding from the government to'repair the burner. of Annandale, which, during 1913, remained wet. Daniels, a contributor to this and he brought home some flowers and. assist them in applying the On motion the council adjourned. It takes nearly $100,000 a year of our good money to keep the paper. Get a copy of the magazine and candy to his wife and same. lrink bill paid up in Delano and if this sum is allowed to stay at at your news dealers or send gave her a kiss. And £t took D. B. Jewell, L. W. Wilson, liome it will be a mighty poor busness man who cannot grab enough ten cents to The Hygienist Publishing eight doctors nine days to rsetore County Agricultural Agent Attest: President. out of that amount to pay what lttle extra tax may be levied for Co., Majestic Bldg., Denver, the poor woman from the effect and Agent U. S. Dept. of R. C. Fraser, the first year.—-Delano Eagle. Colo. of the shock.—Ex. Agriculture. City Clerk.