ILL OPtN UP ST. LBUISiMY Visit THE EARLIEST GRANGES OF THE SEASON California's FIR8T ATTEMPT TQ EXPEDIT1 •Where are they grown? WhyjJo they ripen earlier than cin other sections Why are fhey so luscious NAVIGATION 19 MADE. These and other questions are answered in a booklet Expositions Red Wing.—A conference of the NOW CONSIDERED 'which we have issued describing -Glenn County, Calif. Young-People's Federation of theRed Wing district of the Hauge synod Number of Steamers to Take en Oal* Glenn County is in the heart of "the great, rich Sacramfento Low Round Trip Fares opened at the Red Wing seminar/ Valley. A few years ago oranges were grown comrnercially goes at Once—'Boats to Be chapel. Daily to November 30th in only the southern part, of the State. Later .. Shifted.' Litchfield.—The Litchfield" woolen it was discovered that cijtrus fruits ripened perfectly in Three Months Limit i&llls, which were recently da» attempt even th£northern part of the interior valley. Since then Duluth, March 22.—The first With Liberal Stopover HUNS OF MORRO CASTLE HOLD stroyed by fire, will be rebuilt with of the year to open up St. Louis Glenn County has come fprward with some magnificent LINER ODENWALD PRI8ONER larger buildings and better equipment Privileges bay for the purpose of expediting navigation than before. early fruit. There are countless opportunities for not IN HARBOR OF was made here and it is believed Minneapolis.—When" a little gray only citrus fruit culture but for all sorts of deciduous SAN JUAN. tbat tugs will soon succeed in mouse, unaided, turned failure inte fruits, live stock, grain, truck farming, etc., in Glenn N moving the first steamer this year success in a police r^id on a house at County. A. from one slip to another to load. 1111 Second street south, the police We wilL send this beautiful book describing Glenn Two tugs made a lane through the CLEARANCE IS WITHHELD decided to have a corps of police mice bay to the Peavey slip, where they County free to you if you will send us your name and a and to drop the request for police BECAUSE OF SUSPICIONS started to release the steamer James two-cent stamp to help pay the postage. Better still, dogs. Corrigan. She will be transferred tar send ten cents in stamps and we will send the Glenn Thief River Falls.—The dedication the Capitol Elevator slip, where she County book, a map of California and a sample copy of of the new Carnegie public library will President Authorized to Direct Collect will load exclusively on wheat. take place the first week in May, probably Sunset Magazne, a great Pacific Coast national magazine. ore of Customs to Withhold ClearMice Early next week, it is expected, on May 4 and 5 SUNSET MAGAZINE SERVICE BUREAU other steamers will be shifted for loading. From Vessel Believed speaker will be Governor W. S. Ham-: San Francisco, California. See the two greatest Quite a number are eapected to Carrying Supplies to mond. A complete program will be writing be sure to mention this paper and Glenn County book. take on cargoes at once, to be ready world's fairs ever held— ready in a few day#. Belligerent Ship. for the opening of navigation, which Mch. 18-25 Apr. 1. both expositions are in Fergus Falls.—Rev. E. T. Ferry was is expected to occur about Apfil 15« formally installed as pastor of the Federated celebration of the opening Washington, March 23.—While the church in this city. The church of the Panama Canal, the LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR guns of Morro Castle hold the Hamburg-American is a union of' the Congregational and PROTEST AGAINST PLAN8 greatest engineering feat liner Odenwald, prisoner Presbyterian societies. His aged father, in the harbor of San Juan, Porto ever accomplished. Both Rev. Dr. Ferry of Saskatchewan, Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co. St. Paul.—Persons who desire to Rico, officials of the United States Canada, preached the installation ten* universal in their scope. protest against the plans of the city government are considering the question mon. and the railroads for changing the Travel via whether the steamer's captain Red Wing.—Frank D. Burdette, who Northern Pacific channel of the Mississippi river to accommodate (hall be prosecuted for his attempt to In 1893 gave his place of residence as E. A. Yernberg, Manager a new passenger terminal leave San Juan Sunday without clearance •La Crosse, but who is known to have will have a last opportunity next papers. made his home in,Red Wing since that week. and see Lieutenant-Colonfel Burnham, commanding time, has $101 coming to him from the Wholesale and Retail Meats, Engineers of the war department, the Porto Rican regiment, Yellowstone Etna Insurance company but the cor* who held a public hearing on the proposed Groceries, Fruits and Feed cabled the war department that it had poration has been unable to locate change, went over the testimony been necessary to fire shots across National Park him to turn the money over to him. submitted in executive session and decided the Odenwald's bow to keep her from Brainerd.—The program for the to postpone final decision for putting to sea Sunday, although on Home-Made Sausage and Through trains to the meeting of the Minnesota. Sunday another week. Colonel C. M. Townsend, Friday, in the presence of the customs Hamburger School association, which will be held North Pacific Coast-^-rail division engineer at St. Louis, collector, he had formally warned the in Brainerd April 8-11, has been issued. or water from Puget and George M. Hoffman, district engineer captain that he would be fired upon The convention will be a short term officer at Rock Island, two of the If he started out of the harbor without Sound cities or Portland school and a corps of instructors affiliated Give us a Trial and You Will members of the Federal board, left for taihg cleared. to San Francisco via Astoria with national and international their homes. Stay With Ua Circumstances 8uspicious. Sunday school work will be on the and the Great Northern No further public hearing will be! program. Clearance had been withheld on account Steamship line. held, but arguments in writing may Our Pricea are Always Right and Oar Stock Always Fresh Montevideo.—Nearly every train of what' the customs officials be submitted to the engineers, accord- Free descriptive literature brings someone who has decided^ to considered suspicious circumstances. ... ing to an announcement made by Col- A The ship, It is understood, has no including Exposition folder make Chippewa county his horae. The onel Townsend. Arguments are to be Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, Mjim. other cargo than coal and supplies. new arrivals are mostly from Iowa and addressed to Colonel Charles L. PotIHinois-men and full details of the trip Under a joint resolution passed by who have sold their engineer officer at St ter dlatrict furnished. lanhs in those states and have de. Pauj of the commie- congress duriut the closing hours of the thlrd m#mber G. WHITNEY* cieed to cast their lot. in this produo* gjon. the last session, the president is authorized tiropart or the state. The most of Oliver Crosby, president of. the Amem t£ direct collectors., of /-customs to withhold clearance iromany are bringing stock and ma* «rican Hoisiand Derrick company, "SEE AMERICA" •easel which he has reasonable cause 1 whose plant is on the south bank at to believe to be about to carry fuel, regular March ton* the river, has signified his intention of arms, ammunition, men or supplies to ef the district court began here with putting into writing his protest) any warship, tender, or supply ship of "J**® Nelson of Slayton pr* against the change oil the ground of a belligerent nation. siding In the evening memorial serv- the increase in flood hazard. W. B. The resolution further provides that in honor of the late Colver who declared at the hearing If any such vessel depart or attempts P^J^ 3ro_wn, associate justice of th* the city was giving up important rights Courteous Trauimen,ModeraSteel Framed to depart from the jurisdiction, of-.tho supreme court. The bar of the en« ftn(j pieces of property without speci- Trains With Every Convenience, OnThne To United States without clearance, ifor tire Judicial district was represented fying what they are, also said he the purposes set forth, it shall be forfelted and the oldest member from each would write the commission. county delivered an address...... I to the United States and thei "owner or master or persons or persons Winona.—At the public meeting of A8KS YEAR IN PRISON the board of education: the matter ,t)| having charge of command" shall WOULD REFORM INMATES the superintendence $ the. j^biiQ severally be liable to a fine of no.t schools, which ha's caused so much less than $2,000 nor more than $10,000 Minneapolis.—John'Shean, 32 years controversy since the board declined or to imprisonment not to exceed two old, Harvard graduate, insurance solicitor, toc -years. to re-elect Superintendent J. V. Vooiv telegrapher, and by his own state- Officials of the state, war, treasury hees, was threshed out, many citizens ment impersonator of George F. Warnspeaking. TICKET OOA.DULUTH vbjNI and justice departments were in con-, The present board. de« ock, by which impersonation "he obclined OPPICPS DULUTH-SUPERIOR ST. 0,6^AV.W. SUPERIOR-8S3T0W6R AV. ference over the case and they will to reconsider its vpte reject tained $75 from a Minneapolis flour consult further when complete report* ing Superintendent Voorhees. mill company, wants to stay in jail have been received. At the German Bemidji. The city council will draw for a year to do missionary work embassy it was stated that nothing up a resolution to bond the city for among the prisoners, the amount the overdrawn warrants was known there of the case, officially. •i,- state prison," ag goQn now total, or about $55,000. The plan It became known that the treasury Sfiean said, "but I feel' I could do HIHNKlUk is to get the money from the state department has had its attention called more good right here." THE LITTLE MEAT MARKET and thus save about $1,000 annually 8 to the Hamburg-Americian liner Saxonia, District Judge C. S. Jelley will be The of marvelous durability PHONE in. on interest. In addition the warrants now laid up at Winslow, Wash., & called upon to dispose of the secottd "Nobby Tread" Tires, the are discounted when paid, whfeti with a cargo of graia loaded at Portland, fact that they are really two tires degree grand larceny charge to whidi! On Third Street, Ojpposite Rex Hold. in one make them the tires that Ore., last July for Hamburg. means that persons who accept city' Shean has pleaded guilty. you should unheatialingly buy. warrants will also make a saving. Recent activities aboard this vessel B. F. Baldwin, resident superintendent & Good Suppy of Me«ts Fish, Groceries, Batter and Egga. Hallock.—A successful farmers' institute have caused officials to take steps to of the Whosoever Union, 424-28 has just closed. It was under assure that she will not put to sea Sixth avenue sonth, said he will inter- again without inspection and clearance. FISH AND POULTRY CLEANED BEFORE DELIVERY tiie. auspices of a committee on arrange* cale for Sheaw and seek to, have him "NobbyTread "Tires ments headed by Superintendent Hays^ pixeed on proiwtfaai of the high school, while Prof. W. V. "f am a reiigierrist, btrt.not a sent^menttelfst," —GIVE THEM A CALL are now sold und-^r their regular BILLY SUNDAY CONVERTS Longley of the agricultural department said Superintendent Baldwin, M. LARSEN, Prop. warranty—perfect workmanship 41,725 IN PHILADELPHIA. was "floor manager." Prof. C. B. who conducts mosical and re-'^ and material—BUT any adjust* Brown and Prof- McKerrow of the ex* ligiputf services in the county jail.. "I Philadelphia, March 23.—Billy Suitday ment is on a basis of tension division of the University of am go in# to the ffn nt for Shean. He 5,000 Miles ended his'religious campaign here Minnesota gave daily demonstrations, wants to1 reave a trail of good works in a blaze of glory. Four times the evangelist preached to audiences that Stillwater.—"Eight million dollars behind. From the first he told me he overflowed the tabernacle. The total is the sum the brewers, have voted to was guilty and wanted to take his MINNESOTA RUBBER 1 Co Minneapolis, Minn. run the anti-suffrage campaign 1Q medicine. I will ask that he be placed: number of his hearers was 60,000. No-thwest Diatr.butors Four times he called for converts Massachusetts," declared Mrs. David on probation' and fntrnsted to me for I '4 Simpson of, St. Paul, fm addressing a a year. I »ewd Just such a man te and-got an aggregate of 1,858 for the day. meeting of suffragists list Stillwater, help in my religious work.'* LCtV The number of converts for the "Ail they are trying to do is to make 1 Farm aad Draft Horses for Sale 11 ftQTEU It hard for us," said Mrs. Simpson, ba| DULUTH BENEFITED BY weeks of the campaign is 41,724. It one by one the different forces oppose ORDER OF COMMISSION not only beats his record, but probably ing equal suffrage are being swept Washington, March 22.—Iserease in surpasses the record" of every modem From 500 to 1000 head of horses constantly on hand, evangelist. including large Draft Horscs» Driving Horses, Delivery freight rates in connection with lake I The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel Horses, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Every horse Two Harbors.—At the city election line deliveries at Dvlnth have been hitched and tried before sale. If you want one horae, a team or a carload, 200 MODERN ROOMS WILSON HAS NO INTENTION the following officers were chosen: suspended by order of the Interstate located ia Heart «l Bmiw— District c°m"D BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN CALLING EXTRA SESSION Mayor, William Towl, socialist alderv' Commerce commission until Jtsly IS, OF $1.22 SINGLE RATE $1.*± men, R. J. Tubnian, E. gtrom, F. B. pending an investigation. SUMOPLAN RATC FOR TWO PERSONS SI .SO DattkSsbkc Cor. 234IT. W.asujefrr ». fintt Midway Bone Market, St Pari, Mhat Washington, March 23.—Formal announcement Murphy, Ed. Strand, F. Wickstrom, S. The new rater which was to have MIVATK BATH AND TOILCT EXTRA Pxivate Sales Dally Aactfcs Every Weiaesday. Private Sales Daily COMPLETE SAFETY was ma,de at the White J. Nelson and Andrew Anderson become effective at once, provided that AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS House that at present President Wilson treasurer, W. L. Fowler assessor, G, in freight lots of SO tons or less there *ND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION has no intention of calling an extra M. Thompson municipal judge, W. B, was to be a switching charge of IS (INSURANCE RECORD* SHOW NO LIVES session of the senate or of congress to Woodward special judge, L. D. Rose, cents a ton with a minimum of $3 per EVER ST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.) before the beginning of the regular EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD NUNNMN The socialists have control of the car. Complaint was made that It WATER. STEAM HEAT, OAS AND ELECTRIC session next December. council. would discriminate in favor of Chicago UOMTS, ANO TELEPHONE SERVICE. against Duluth and other Minnesota SEVEN S'.ORT ANNEX IN CONNECTION. Delano.—Walter S. Buckley, aged 61, Italy SuspeQts German Spies. points. The commission has died at his home in Delano, in the Rome, March 23.—Italy's mobilization maintained the general theory that eraly days of the Dakotas he was orders have been changed by the prominent in Masonic work and at .Chi?aS°- and Duluth should be on a general staff,"it is reported here, because the time of "his death was an honorary P*™^life $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE of the presence of German spies. member of the Masonic grand It is said there is reason to believe Prisoner Reads Paper Russia. on lodge of North Dakota, and -also a that some of the secrets have been revealed. /S /9-E FIFTH ST member of the Masonic veterans' as .' St PAUL, MINN. According to a Venice dispatch Stillwater.—"Russia is, for the most sociation of the state. He had been the Austrian censor has forbidden QPPOSITE CITY MALL part, untouched .by the two great Connected with the mechanical de* MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN the newspapers to make any com* forces of civilization: the newspapers partment of the Eagle Printing comi ments on relations between Italy and and schools," was the statement made LOCATED IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT pany here and was a brother of C. J. Austria. RATES: Rooms with detached bsth and by Charles Zieske, at the Minnesota Buckley, the editor. Vv* "-cj shower bath— state' prison Chautauqua meeting, Crookston.'—The tentative organize One person 75c, S1.00 and 91.50 per day LICENSED PLUMBERS Zeppelins Fly Over Paris. Zieske, a pristdn inmate, read a paper Two persons in same room, (Oc extra. tion of the Polk County Better Farm* Paris, March 23.—Two Zeppelins on "Russia and Its People." ROOMS with private baths and toilets— ing Bureau, effected at the farm crops One person SI.SO and 12.00 per day were reported flying over the depart "The greatest, obstacle in the path sams show here in February was made per* and Heating Engineers Tws persons in room, SI.00 extra. ment of Olse dropping bombs about of Russian progress," said the speaker, manent when delegates from farfners' Send postal card lot colored blotters. 10 midnight. Paris was in great excitement "is the political condition which puta WE AIM TO PLEASE clubs from various parts of Polk again, every point of vantage the interests of the state above thai county met and discussed various farm WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE being taken by householders who of the people." problems as related to the work of rushed from thetr homes in hopes of County Agent A. R. Knutson. ESTIMATES" FURNISHED *ON SHORT NOTICE. A good supply of Dennison's witnessing another aerial battle. Married After Quarter Century. Moorhead.—President B. E. Sharp St. Cloud.—Anton Fleig, a forma last color doilies, napkins, dinner of the Moorhead Commercial club ap« EAST & CORRIN German Zeppelin Wrecked. resident of little Falls, and Caroline pointed the Committee to have charge sets, crepe paper and dinner Londoa, March M. Vogler of Los Angeles, were man 23.—An Amsterdam of the entertainment of the visiting Oveson Block llnternational F^lls, Minn. Phone sap favors at the Press Stationery dispatch reported a Zeppelin was that ried. Fleig is an artist. He and l(ia« tarmers In this city during the annual wreoked at No 4«tall| Vogler were eofagad a quarter of Uefee. "further meeting of the Olay Couaty Faftn b» .were given.. eentury ago. reau in Juaa 'MM