International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
June 10, 1915 · Page 3 of 10
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INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS FACTIONS MAKE OVERTURES PROFESSIONAL CARDS SEN0RITA CAVALCANTI Get The College of Saint Thomas FALLS DECORATING CO. JOHN H. BROWN To do your Painting, Papering BY CARRANZA APPROACHED SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA and Decorating. We sell Attorney at Law VILLA AGENT, 18 REPORT. Under the Control and Direction of Archbishop Ireland WALL-PAPER and PAINTS A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE Office in the litis Block Marvin Building 4th Street and 5th Are. International Falls, Minn. Belief Plans Are Being Put Into Collegiate Commercial Academic Preparatory Phone 182 feet By United States Red Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training DR. H. H. IHRIG Cross. Seven Hundred and Forty Students from Twenty-four States Last Year For illustrated catalogue address Five ten twenty years DENTIST Washington, June 8.—The end sf Very Rev. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D., President June is the "Reasonable time" whioh from today the files of LESLIE'S Office over Holler's Confectionery Corning President Wilson is expected to allow International Falls, Minn. will be priceless. For LESLIE'S the Mexicans to settle their differences before this government takes final action. is the one great national illustrated THE LITTLE MEAT MARKET J. F. McPARTLIN weekly newpaper of today. This information comes from reliable PHONE 120. authority and is said to indicate LAWYER Special war correspondents the exact measure of patience which On Third Street, Opposite Rex Hotel. this government will show. Office over International and photographers by the score State Bank Good Suppy of Meats, Fish, Groceries, Butter and Eggs. "cover the war" for LESLIE'S Washington, June 8.—Informal efforts—as International Falls, Minn. yet without official sanction —in Germany, in Austria, in FISH AND POULTRY CLEANED BEFORE DELIVERY —are being made by Mexicans identified France, in Russia, in Britain, DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ with the Villa-Zapata movement I E E A A in Mexico to bring about a reconciliation DENTIST in Belgium, in Turkey, in with the Carranza faction, with Office over litis Drug Store M. LARSEN, Prop. Egypt, in the Far East, on the view of establishing a government -aV, Office Phone: 245 that could claim recognition at the the high seas. s, i. Res. Phone: hands of the United States. 274 5 I International Falls* Minn. Villa Makes Move. The LESLIE'S news and pictorial ft representative Eliseo Arredondo, Washington service "covers" not only the war, of General Carranza, has G. F. SWINNERTON but the world, for the benefit of its received a message from a Carranza M. D., C. M. consul on the border saying he had 350,000 subscribers. At home or PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON been approached by a Villa official abroad—wherever news is happening to learn what could be done to initiate Eyes examined and glasses fitted —there the unparalleled service Farm and Draft Horses for Sale peace negotiations. The message was Offiice over Empress Theatre of this great weekly newspaper is forwarded without comment by Mr. Arredondo International Falls* Minn. Vera to General Carranza at recording it and picturing it for the Prom 500 to 1000 head of horses constantly on hand, Cruz. people of the United States. JENNER PERRY CHANCE including large Draft Horses, Driving Horses, Delivery Enrique C. Llorento," agent l.ere of Dr. Horses, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Every horse Senorita M. Cavalcanti of Rio de the Villa-Zapata coalition, said he had hitched and tried before sale. If you want one horse, a team or a carload, For sixty years LESLIE'S has Janeiro came to the United States BARRETT & COMETO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON no official advices that any peace parleys ZIMMERMAN with her father, who was a delegate brought to the American people had begun and believed any preliminaries from Brazil to the Pan-American commercial Office over litis Drug Store week by week the most important in this connection would be Duluth Stables: Cor. 23d Av. W. & Superior St. Great Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, Minn, congress, and intends to spend Phone 11 arranged through his agency. Private Sales Daily Auction Every Wednesday. Private Sales Daily news of our own and every other the summer on the Atlantic coast. American Red Cross officials are rapidly country, not in words alone, but N-ight Calls at Hotel Koochiching putting into effect their plans for TORPEDO 200 ENEMY SHIPS also in pictures—that universal I relieving starving Mexican non-combatants. DR. J. F. PETERSON -I language which tells more at a An army transport will leave Is Galveston for Vera Cruz at once with glance than pages of words could DENTIST a large consignment of corn and beans describe. SUBMARINES PRODUCE RESULTS, LICENSED PLUMBERS for Mexico City, arrangements having Office over International supplies SAYS KIRCHHOFF. been made for safe passage of the No wide-awake American can State Bank through the Carranza lines. and Heating Engineers afford not to have Leslie's in his International Falls, Minn. Next Important Operations Will Be p..- home every week. Every member Minneapolis, June 8.—Twelve com* PHINNEYft CAMPBELL in Dardanelles, Declares ties, the greatest number yet to vote WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE of the family will profit by it. It i-n on a single day since the county option German Admiral. LAWYERS is not too "old" for the youngest law was enacted by the legislature, ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE Amsterdam, June 8.—The next important will hold elections. Voters are expected child, while every page teems with Over International State Bank field, for German submarine to flock to the polls by the thousands. EAST & CORRIN interest for every man and woman International Falls, Minn operations will be in the Mediterranean, in the family. declares Vice Admiral Kirchhoff Oveson Block International Falls, Minn. of th$ German navy in an interview Phone 221 W. E. LAWRENCE STANDING OF THE CLUBS Get the current issue at any newsstand— with the correspondent of the Dresden IO cents. Anzeiger, "Coming events before the N THE REX ALL STORE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Dardanelles," adds the vice admiral, W. L. Pot. W. L. Pet, Better subscribe by the year (#5) and Indianapolis ... 45 29 .644 St. Paul 22 21 .511 International Falls, Minn. "will be of a nature never before witnessed SUBSCRIBE FORTHEPRESS (•ouisville 24 19 .558 Cleveland 17 22 .436 be sure of receiving every issue promptly in warfare, and will have a potent Milwaukee 24 20 .545 Columbus 1C 26 .381 Thursday. on Kansas City .. 22 20 .524 Minneapolis .. II 26 37' influence on the whole course of E STUBEE HwultS. the war." Louisville, 4 Minneapolis, S. St. Paul, 4 Coiumbus, 8. Discussing the Lusitania disaster, 6 Milwaukee, Cleveland, 5. ARCHITECT Indianapolis, 3 Kauris City, Kirchhoff remarks that the chief lesson to be drawn is as to the unseamanlike AMERICAN LEAGUE. and W. Pet. W. L. Pet. L. character of the British seaman, BURN-ALL of Construction Chicago 28 16 .6361Washington 17 20 .45# who is unable to rise to an emergency Detroit 29 17 .630 Cleveland ... 18 22 .450 Boston 20 16 .E5S|St. Louis ... 16 26 .381 9 9 Office over litis Drug Store like the German sailor. New York 20 16 .487 (Philadelphia .16 2C .381 Results. "The last 10 days of the third month 66 International Falls, Minn Detroit, 6 New York, 4. of the submarine blockade," says the No other games scheduled. DR. GE0R6E HOEY vice admiral, "have produced positively NATIONAL LEAGUE. brilliant results. In one week W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet Chicago 24 17 .585 St. Loi^ls ... 22 22 .500 alone our submarines sank 32 enemy INCINERATOR Philadelphia .. 22 19 .537 Pittsburgh ... 19 21 .475 VETERINARY SURGEON ships, including many of great tonnage, Brooklyn 21 20 .612 Cincinnati ... 17 22 .436 Boston 2120 .512 New York ... 16 21 .43 around the coast of Great Britain, and Results. Boston, 5 Cincinnati, 2. (10 innings.) and the total of ships torpedoed DENTIST Chicago, 8 New York, 6. now exceeds 200. THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING No other games played. Phone 41 "But the greatest influence on the NORTHERN LEAGUE. reduction of exports to England and International Falls, Minn ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. W. L. Pet. W. Li. Pet. Bt. Boniface ... 18 11 .621 Virginia 15 15 .600 on the shipping of all nationalities to Fort William 18 11 .621 Duluth 12 15 .444 British harbors was exerted by the destruction Fargo-Moorhead 17 14 .548 Superior 11 16 .407 Grand Forks .. 15 13 .536 Winnipeg 19 .28# double service of the Lusitania on May 7. Results. AUTOMIBILE TIRES Fargo-Moorhead, 1 St. Boniface, 0. Within the last few days much has Fort William, 9 Superior, 5. Guaranteed 7000 Miles Service been written err the various aspects of Duluth, 1-4 Virginia, 0-5. ABSOLUTELY PUNCTUREPROOF Winnipeg, 2 Grand Forks, 1. this achievement, but little emphasis Double Service Tires are double the has been laid on the danger which FEDERAL LEAGUE. thickness of the best standard make W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. threatens those who embark in large tires. Chicago Pittsburgh 25 19 .568 .. 24 21 .531 This 100 per cent greater wearing ships. Kansas City ..25 19 .568 Brooklyn .. 21 21 .500 6t. Louis .. 22 18 .550 Baltimore .. 16 20 .400 surface naturally gives that much more "The peril is not so much from submarines Newark 23 19 .548 Buffalo .. .. 16 80 .348 mileage and service The average of as from the lack of discipline 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. on the part of the English crews and surface tread rubber makes these tires the imperfect nature of the life-saving absolutely punctureproof. These tires excell all others for use apparatus. About half the crew of the Minneapolis Grain. REASONABLE in the coiintry over rough and rugged JUST Minneapolis, June 8.—Wheat, July, Lusitania was saved, or, we should say, roads as well as on hard pavements. $1.29 Sept., $108 No. 1 northern, $1.36^4 saved themselves, vvhile scarcely onefifth They are as easy riding and resilient No. 2 northern, $1.33 No. 1 Tliirum, of the passengers escaped. That as any other pneumatic tire—the air $1.22 No. 3 corn 66%c No. 3 white THE 2 oats, 46c barley, malting, 64c No. space and pressure being the same. says much. Whoever travels by English rye, $1.12 No. 1 flax, $1.82%. They are the most economical and ships can count himself as lost Dulutli Grain. "care free" tires made and are used PRICE Duluth, June 8.—Wheat, July, $1.25% in the event of a mishap. That was THING where tires must be depended on and Sept., $1.10% No. 1 northern, $1.23*4 the case before, and is still the case tire trouble cannot be tolerated. Many NUo. 1 durum, $1.20. Doubl* Service style tires are in use in SvttV EFFICIENT Soutb St. Paul Live Stock. FOR the United States government and U. S. Has Secret Gun. South St. Paul, June 8.—CattleSteers, European War service. $6.50^8.35 cows, $5.00@7.76 Rock Island, 111., June 8.—The United Our output is limited to a certain calves, $5.75(^.3.75 hogs, $7.20@7.385 amount, but for a short time we offer States government is manufacturing IN SERVICE VILLAGES sheep and lambs, $6.00(5)10.25. the following reduced cpecial prices as a new type of automatic field gun Chicago Live Stock. at the arsenal here which, it is said, Extra Heavy Chicago.—June 8.—Hogs—Receipts, will revolutionize the artillery of the AND ECONOMICAL Tubes 34.000 slow at Saturday's average Tires Size lli,$7.55 7.65 light, $7.45@.7.75 mix.l, |2.20 arm. The fact became known despite $ 7.25 28x3 '$7.35 ©7.7-2% heavy, $7.10@7.65 2.30 8.60 30x3 the m-Troy maintp ned by Colonel X-" rou rh, $7.10@7.25 pigs, $5.75 7.40. 3.10 CITIES OF 10.85 IN 30x3% Cattle—Receipts, 17,000 weak native George W. Burr, arsenal commandant 11.40 3.15 31x3 Ms beef steers, $8.75'@9.30 western steers, The new gun is said to be capable of 3.20 12.75 32*3% $6.80@8.05 cows and heifers, $3.20@ throwing a continuous stream of 12 90 3.60 34"x3 Ms $8.75 calves, $7.50@'10.25. ALL OPERATION 13!50 3.70 Sheep—Receipts, 10,000 steady sheep three-inch shells. 30x4 31*4 4.00 14.25 $6.40@7.20 lambs, $7.75@10.75. 14.90 4.10 32it4 Breaks British Air Record. SIZES Butter, GgKi and Poultry. 4.20 GUARANTEED 33*4 15.75 "Minneapolis, June 8.—Butter, Creamery London, June 8.—Harry G. Hawker, 34*4 16.70 4.35 extras, 26%c extra.firsts,.25c .firsts 4.60 the 35x4 16.80 English aviator, flying an 80-horsepower H4c seconds, 23c dairies extra firsts, 4 17.45 65 36x4 J2c packing stock, 18%jc. biplane at the army aviation 4i70 17.65 Eggs—Fresh prime firsts, new cases, 37x4 grounds at Hendon, beat the altitude flirties and checks out 18c cufrent receipts, 34X4% 18150 4i90 rots out, case $4.95 checks and record of by attaining a height 20,000 5.60 21.20 35x4% seconds, doz* lie dirties doz. 12c. 5 75 feet' 22.50 The previous record was 14,500 36x4% Live Poultry— Turkeys fat 1(J lbs and 6.20 23.60 over, 14c thin and small, 9c cripples '37x4 feet. The flight occupied 90 minutes. 6.35 and culls unsalable roosters, ttc hens, 35x5 24.40 Hawlipr out of of the spectators was sight 8% lbs. and orer, 12@13c Hens, 3^lbs. 6.60 36x5 24.30 and under, 11c geese, fat, 10c ducks,12c for an 6.60 nearly hour. 26 30 37x5 guineas, doz. $4.75 springs lb. 12% All other sties not included in above Jumps in Front of Strefet Car. list also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per Greek King's Condition Critical. cent additional. Minneapolis, June 8.—A man whose Athens, June 8.—King Constantine's Terms: Payment with order at above name is believed to be Edward Miller, PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO condition was reported as critical, special prices, a 10 ppr cent discount Frazee, Minn., ended his life by Jumping G. A. OVESON in an official bulletin just issued. allowed to orders for two or more front in 'of & Northbound knelling tirea All personal Checks must be certified. Premier Gounaris nearly all the and and Minnfebatia street cat, midway between members of the cabinet remained at Try thfese tlrts and be convinced of Mintiehaha Falls and Fort (he palace all night. their very Ktgh Qualities. Snelling. His body was badly manfled. The bulletin stated that the king's Bold direct to thfe consumer only. B«nUi ItfTlM Tit* Xubber Co. The oftly dftfe as to the:,identity temperature was 103.3. The serious Patentee Attofc, OMo. af the man was found on an Odd Felows illness of the king has paralyzjed political Contractor and Builder Apr '5 Aug-1 identification card he carried. In activities preceding the elections MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL FALLS, lis pockets wdre found two postcards, to be held June 11. There is no doubt SPRING BfcII)£S Should insist the but that the war party led by former ne of himself and a girt, ^tnd that thdir Premier Venizelos has suffered ather mita, t*U*v«d Ui of 4 to Hf itfouEh aymoathj. *Li lit liiiSi