^ZTT'"C^. Jrfzv"%&£ t: --far-* •-W' ~J r~ *t&3**g£x}'-J 2^^JC^|giM tu*. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS iJ CUBE SM MUMS M""» DRYS'TO MEET IN TWIN CITIES PROFESSIONAL CARDS By J. E. Jones o- GERMAN MACHINES USED IN 1.0N* NATIONAL PROHIBITION PARTY A pretty little story of visits JOHN H. BROWN j,. DON HOSPITAL^. EXPECT8 100,000 TO ATTEND. to Mount -Vernon on the Potomac Attorney at Law impressions »and sentiments 'in the litis Great Mass Meeting for 1918 "Planneo Office Block like yours and mine," explains Two Novel Instruments Imported from SLEEP ON A .fc By Committee—Prospects for International the author tothose who have seen i,: Kaiserland Prove Best Things Falls, Minn. Cause Very Bright. on Record.- our country's greatest shrine. Bound in colonial blue and buff Chicago.—Members of the national London, April 20.—Machines made DR E H. IHRIG with hand illumined cover desand committee of the Prohibition party met in Germany are being used in ,a London here and selected the Twin Cities as colonial ribbon book DENTIST AND MASCOT "MATTRESSES hospital to cure British soldiers the meeting place for the 1916 Prohibition A wounded by projectiles, also made in mark, profusely illustrated with Office over Holler's Confectionery FOR 30 NIGHTS convention. July 19, 1916, wai Germany. handsome halftones and pen International Falls, Minn. the date set for the convention. E Two novel instruments for putting drawings, it is a dainty and a The convention really will be mast Thats the on|y way you can appreciate^ its injured limbs right again were imported meeting of prohibitionists. Delegates valuable reminder that will instantly from Kaiserland just in the supreme comfort and restfulness. to represent different states are to be niclf of time, And they are said tq appeal to every person F. J. HePAFTLIN chosen after the opening of the convention. turn men out on the street fit for who has been to Mount Vernon, Your money back if you want. LAWYER The membenf of the national I fighting again in one-third the time while to those who have not committee said that efforts would be I nature, unaided by Teutonic invention, Office over International made to get 100,000- Prohibitionists to had that good fortune this ciever would have taken to do the State Bank attend the mass convention. job. happy little story of our beloved rjeu r»iVu, Eugene Chaffin, twice candidate of International Falls, Minn. Legs torn by shrapnel, even when George and Martha gives a the Prohibition party for president of O the wounds have healed, often have to clearer view of their colonial the. United States, presided at the be humored "a"-long time before the DR. M. S. ROSENHOLTZ committee meetihg. home, which is today the pride muscles and ligaments will properly DENTIST In addressing the meeting he said of Virginia and of the Nation. perform their accustomed duties'. 3oirdttions throughout the world presaged (EVES' FURNITURE STORE Office over litis Drug Store Perhaps the German who invented As a souvenir or gift book, a big gain tor the Prohibitionists these two machines didn't have German Office Phone: 245 for young or old there is nothing in 1916. shrapnel in mind, but his contraptions Res. Phone: 274 to approach the elegance of have proved the best things International Falls' Minn. LA BAR ABLE TO RAISE BONDS this little volume, and it will on .record for hastening recoveries from shrapnel wounds in the legs. make on feel more like a patriotic & G. F. SWINNERTON Like Be Alieged Swindler Probably Will Just Pendulum. American to possess it. The most interesting machine looks, M. D., C. M. to Released Pending Appeal NOW BEING PRINTED when one sees it in action, like a weird Supremo Court. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON instrument of torture. It is a pendulum, Send $i.oo for a copy to be Eyes examined and glasses fitted to which the injured leg or arm Minneapolis, Minn.—Dan La Bai delivered to your address at Office over Empress Theatre probably will be released at once on is strapped. The patient is supported Easter. bail, pending an appeal of his case to in such a way that he is fairly comfortable, International Falls- Minn. COMPETENT JUDGES the supreme court. J. H. Shapiro, a1 and then a weight as heavy U. S. Press Association, as his wounded limb can bear is attached torney for La Bar, announced that he Bond Building, to the pendulum, and the apparatus, Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE would be able to arrange for the $25,000 Washington, D. C. bail bond if the court would be leg and all, is set swinging Special Note: Mr. Jones is the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON back and forth, just like the pendulum satisfied to accept sureties offered by Washington representative of of a clock. The weight, pulling Mrs. Mary A. Wood and Frank Salter, Office over litis Drug Store who appeared as bondsmen on the on the muscles and ligaments, proves the Press, and if you will state Phone II OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS $17,500 demanded for La Bar's appearance painful at first, but in this way they that you are a reader of this are induced to knit more rapidly, and at trial. County Attorney Rees Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching paper, a autographed copy of the the weight is increased day by day intimated that he would. be satisfied SAY THAT THB first edition will be furnished on with these sureties. Mrs. Wood and until the cure is oompleted. DR, J. F. PETERSON Mr. Salter qualified for more than the regular order. To'Exercise Legs. DULUTH HERALD $25,00(T. Mr. Salter appeared only as The other German- machine looks DENTIST surety for a bond of $7,500, Mrs. Wood like a bicycle. Its purpose is the exercise for the balance. According to Mr. of stiffened legs and, consequently, Office over International acceleration of the healing Shapiro Mr. Salter is willing to assume State Bank the additional bond. process. The patient sits in the saddle, x~ In case a new trial is denied attorneys grasps two posts corresponding International Falls, Minn say it will be nearly a year before to handlebars, and pedals. A cyclist \. IS THE BEST IH THE NORTHWEST TRADE-MARKS. the supreme court can act upon used to trying to pedal up a very PfflNNEY ft CAMPBELL the appeal. steep hill will appreciate the sensation. COPYRIGHTS LAWYERS A heavy flyAvheel is attached to Send for sample copy and you will say the same. Send sketch, cr model and description the chain, and to ketep his legs moving, Over International State Bank BACHELORS MAKE FAILURES for free cct-r^h. the patient must overcome the resistance Book containing over 2C0 mechanical international Falls, Minn of this wheel. movcmecls sent free upon request. MAILED DAILY, THREE MOUTHS FOI OHE DOLLAR Unmarried Men Unsuccessful 9s Farmers, WM. N. ROACH, Jr. Declares Speaker at AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EY-AT-LAW ATT ORN W. E. LAWRENCE Women's Club. MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. EXFERT Played. Won. Lost. Pet,. THE REXALL STORE Moorhead.—Unmarried men cannot LIcGill Buildinj Washington, D. C. Louisville .. .. 4 4 0 1,000 make successful farmers, for home life ^International Falls, Minn Minneapolis .. 4 3 1 .667 is essential, P. E. Clement told the Indianapolis .. 4 3 1 .667 delegates at the annual meeting of St. Paul .. 4 2 2 .500 the Ninth district of the Minnesota H. STOBEE Kansas City 2 2 .500 Federation of Women's Clubs. .. 4 Cleveland .. 1 3 .333 "If a man had to do the home "work ARCHITECT .. 4 Milwaukee 1 3 .333 on farms, there would be cisterns and .. 4 and Columbus .. 0 4 drains in every kitchen," he said. .009 .. 4 ^Superintendent of Construction "Farming is the greatest occupation for all life depends upon it, and agriculture, RESULTS OF THE GAMES. Office over litis Drug Store American Association. is the greatest.of sciences for International Falls, Minn Minneapolis, 9 Milwaukee, 8»Indianapolis, it Includes all sciences," was another 9 Cleveland, 1. contention of the speaker. A St. Paul, 10 Kansas City. 1. Mr. DR. GEORGE HOEY Clements scored the bulletins Louisville, 11 Columbus, S. issued by the Federal department of VETERINARY SURGEON agriculture, supposed to be for the INCINERATOR benefit of farmers, wh'ch he said are American League. and Cleveland, 6 St. Louis, 1. too scientific and not sufficiently practical DENTIST Detroit, 8 Chicago, 7. to be of use. Phone 41 "These bulletins should be written THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING National League. from the standpoint of the farmer, not International Falls, Minn t. Cincinnati, 6 St. Louis, of the scientist," he added. Chicago, 2 Pittsburgh, 1. ALL KINDS OF an GARBAGE. SOtrBXiS. SMMTCCB J/ 0 LABORERS THREATEN STRIKE AUTOMIBILE TIRES Federal League. Louis, 3 Chicago, 1-. Guaranteed 7000 Miles Servic* St. Tell Officials Lives Will Be in Danger ABSOlitfTE2L,Y PUNCTUREPROOF Donblf Service Tires are double the If Work Is ProvidedFamilies Not GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. thickness of the best standard make Starving. "tires. This 100- per cent greater wearing .M!nn«apoilN Oraln. Chisholm.—Threatening bodily in May Surface ttatufatly gives that much more Minneapolis, April 20.—Wheat, jury to Recorder Culver and Street mileage and service The. average of July,, $1.55 No. 1 northern, Of No. 2 northern, $1.60%:. No. 1 12 miles tough fabric and one inch Commissioner Abbey, as the two were durum, $1.75 No. 3 corn, 73»4c No. 8 surface' tread rubber makes these tires mi their way to the village hall, a whitie oats, 55c barley, malting, 68cs «bsoltft«iy Dnnctureproof. No. 2 rye, $1.15 No.. 1 flax, $1.94. group of laborers with picks and shovels These tires excell all others for use OiiiiilhUiiiin.' in hands told the officials if work In the country over rough and rugged Duluth, Aprii 20.—Wheat, May, REASONABLE $1.61 Vs July. $1.59% No. 1 northern, Toads as well as on hard pavements. was not offered soon their lives would $1.G21/^: No. 1 durum $1.75. "They are as easy riding and resilient be in danger. as any other pneumatic tire—the air I.ive Sluvk. One of the men cried "Get a rope" space attd pressure being the same. South St. Paul, April 20.—Cattle^Steers, as the recorder sought protection in a They ar6 the most economical and .?6.25@7.25 cows, 4.50@6.75 "rare calves, $4.50 @7.60 hogs, 7.80@7.45 nearby blacksmith shop. Commissioner free" tires made and are used sheep and lambs, $8.00 @9.00. Where tires must be depended on and PRICE Abbey heard the grievances of the I. V* THING tire trouble cannot *be tolerated. Many Chicago, April 20.^—Hogs receipts, laborers, who declared that they were -Double Service style tires are in use in 22,000 strOng 10c above Saturday's brought, here by the.mining companies, tli« United'' States government and average bulk, $7.4.0® 7.60 light, $7.35 @7.80 mixed, $7.30#7.75 heavy, $7.00 EFFICIENT and had been thrown out of work. European War service. @7.60 rough, $7.00@7.20 pigs, $5.85® Our output is limited to a certain Their families, they said, were starving. $6.90. Hmount, but for a short time we offer They deprecated, the action of Cattle receipts, 17,000 firm native the following reduced cpecial prices as beef steers, $6.25@8.65 western steers, VILLAGES IN SERVICE the new council, which has discharged 3in Introductory Offer: $5.70 @7.60 cows and heifers, $3.10® $3.10® 187 men in the employ of the village, 8.35 cklves, $5.75@8.50. Extra Heavy Sheep receipts, 10.000 firm sheep. Tubes Si2e Tires Mayor V. L. Power of Hibbing sayt $7.50^)8.65 lambs, $8.25@10.65. ECONOMICAL $ 7.25 $2.20 2&X3 that Hibbing must adjust its work to Arrivals *of hogs today proved to ba 2.30 305C3 8.60 much less numerous than expected and the mining operations or labor strikes, 10.85 3.10 prices went to-a new top level for the 30x3% something unheard of here, will result year.- Eastern shippers had good-sized 3.15 CITIES OF 31xtya 11.40 orders for cattle.. Sheep and lamua -12.75 3.20 32x3% :.v: were .scarce and lambs scored a -new 12.90 3.60 3-1x3% high price record. .. MM 13i50 3.70 OPERATION '4lX4 14.25 4.00 .MINNEAPOLIS' POPULATION Iliitt'-r. Kg-jSM itixl Poiiltry. «ss Minneapolis, ApriL20.--Butter-Creamery 14.90 4.10 32x4 351,37V 18 ESTIMATED AT M&4 extras^ 29c extra firsts. 27c 15.75 4.20 firsts, 26c seconds. 25c r'atries, extra 16.70 4.35 34x4 GUARANTEED firsts, 23c packing stock, 18vc. Minneapolis, Minn. Th-* United 16.80 4.60 35x4 Eggs—Fresh prime firsts. new caseL States-.census bureau has announced 17.45 4 65 36*4 -, dirties and checks out, 19c current receipts, rots out, case, $5,40 checki 17.65 4i70 that according io its estimates the 37x4 and seconds, doz., 12c dirties, doz., 14c. 4.90 .18.50 34x4% 10* population of Minneapolis—April 16— 41. l.ive Poultry—Turkeys, fat, lbs. 21.20 5.60 3&X4% and over 14c thin and small, 9c cripplies-and-culls, "was 351,379, an increase of 40,971 over .. 22.50 5.75 36x4% unsalable roosters, .»o 1910 returns. '6.20 stagg? cockerels, 13c 1914 cockerels, 37*4% £3.60 4 15 medium weight, 15c hens, lbs. ani The state's population April was 24.40 6.35 35X5 over, 15(®16c hens, -3 to 4" lbs, 13@ &• 36*5 26.30 6.60 2,230,919, and on July 1 will be 2,246,761. 14c hens, 3 lbs and under, 9c geese, 6.60 37x5 26 30 *v -r fat, 10c ducks, 13c guineas, doiMk AU other sizes not included in above |4.75 spring, lb. 12%c. )lst also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per ent additional. Potato Train Arouses Interest Swiss Stop. German Supplied. Terms: Payment with order at above Carlton.—The potato special train -Special prices, a 10 per cent discount which is being operated on the Northern 20.—(By Geneva, Switzerland, April PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHEPnJQf!!:, APPLICATION TO Allowed on orders for two or more Pacific' lines, in co-operation with way of Paris.)—As, a result of a railroad tired. All personal checks must be certiflrf. the State Potato Growers' association L'l-'n urn-. viVJjn accident, Swiss customs officer's and tne state university, has aroused Try these tires and be convinced of discovered tliat a- sealed car marked nit H-{-1 their very high qualities, v. and great interest enthusiasm among "vegetables" shipped from Genoa to ww Sold direct to the consumer only. potato growers. A week's schedule Jrrr,I ft »j.Ji ^3»«uMe- Service Tire and Bnbber Co. Germany, was .loaded with Maxim has been completed- on the Duluth Akron, .Oklo*- 1 guns. Patentee1" omr-.Hi/no nK ./ini 4 tfSort line, stops having been made at Apr 5 Aug-1 Seven cars consigned by an ltalian Contra^tor juid Builder —f •O'T/^V {jfafo ,-Tfttog the leading potato producing centers. Brm to Frankfort were seized at The car moved'west over the line to fi'j *.. MINNESOTA Wanted to purchase,—A small Como, when it was found they contained INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Brainerd and Staples, and continued flOilKfl jvri' iikrA: sulphur, copper and other contraband. latinch- hull 18 or 20 feet long. line as far as pn the main the Red This merchandise wu eear M" A.UllALU' AyA. iA. iA. il. il. Apply at Press Office. river .valley^ Kscated. CKT*