j^TWiWRB 3WF5»"^' S I 8 W INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS TO SAVE "RICHEST VILLAGE"' PROFESSIONAL CARDS NEWSPAPER EDITORS NOTE IS MEET Boys Cremated at Swanville. Get The (Mayor Power Says He is Prepared toj O I I lllll O -Northern Minnesota Association Little Palls. Minn., Aug. 6.—Orrln Proceed Against Mining Companies—To FALLS DECORATING CO, JOHN H. BROWN Ready for Annual ExcursionVisit McCrea, aged 14, and Walter Tatro, See Governor. do your To Painting, Papering to Iron Range Planned. MISSIVE REGARDING FRYE SINK' aged 16, were burned to death at] •—Attorney at Law and Decorating. We sett Swanville. They had fitted up a sleep-' Hibbing, Minn. Victor L. Power, ING FAILS TO ARRIVE. Minneapolis. Newspaper editors WALL-PAPER and PAINTS Office in the litis Block the mayor of the Mesaba metropolis,! ing room in the loft of a feed sta-i from all sections of Minnesota are Marvin Building which until the loss of its municipal) ble and used a lantern for light. H? International Falls, Minn. At* meeting in Minneapolis for the annual is supposed they tipped over the laivs "meal ticket" boasted of being thej 4th Street and 5th Speculation in Washington as to Con« excursion of the Northern Minnesota richest village in the world and show-: tern and set fire to the barn. McRaa Phone 182 Editorial association. Secretary A. G. tents of Kaiser's Reply to Last was the son of J. J. McRae, a banher. ed an $84,000,000 assessed vaulation! DR. B. H, IHRIG Rutledge estimates that 200 people American Communication. bank roll in support thereof, went be-, will participate in the tour, as invitations fore collection of nervous Hibbing a DENTIST Five ten twenty years have been sent to all mem« grocery purveyors and made announcement Washington, Aug. 2.—The German Office over Holler's Confectionery bers of the state association this year, Leslie's from today the files of at that he "has the goods", note regarding the sinking the and responses are coming in rapidly. International Falls, Minn. on the mining companies. American ship William P. Frye, which Leslie's will be priceless. For Two days will be spent sightseeing The extraordinary mayor of was handed to Ambassador Gerard at In and around Duluth, including two is the one great national illustrated bing, when he had finished deli-. Berlin has not been received at tha DoUftr-Hotfll boat trips, and one day will be spent himself of his position, felt satisfied* state department F. J. McPARTLIN weekly neivpaper of today. 300 MOOIRN ROOMS on the iron range, with citizens of that the grocers now are satisfied Secretary Lansing said no word had el Dhrtu the embattled village of Hibbing as LAWYER stay with him to the limit. to been received from the ambassador |l«i! UNQLI RATE $t4t Special war correspondents hosts at a dinner. The editors, who •WWUil una row TWO wmowi •••ML concerning the note. Mayor Prepared to Act. Office over International are like one big family, are preparing MMATS SOW AMD TOUJBT UTDA The mayor informed his little and photographers by the score audience There Is considerable speculation for a hilarious time. MHfiin Mrm State Bank in the rooms of the Hibbing here as to what the German reply to AUTOMATIC ININULCUS Leslie's "cover the war" for J. C. Morrison, of Morris, president, Corcipiprcif 1 club that up to this week! the last American communication contains PINWdUUV construction! Intern atfofial Falls, Minn. and Herman Roe, of Northfield, secretary, he had been somewhat at sea, but —in Germany, in Austria, in MCOIIN OMOW HO UVW in view of the attitude then taken (aSHMRH will be on the trip also pres* ma in lost a sprinkled ruiumimm now he is prepared to proceed by this government. that OR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ ident and originator of the "Newspa* France, in Russia, in Britain, SWMT BOOM MAS HOT AMD COLO Run HIM •against the mining companies for entering Germany was asked to reconsider mrrsn. steam heat. oao ano per Week" idea. All members of thej DENTIST IIHTI, AMD TELEPHONE SERVICE. into a distinctly illegal conspiracy her decision to send the Frye case to a in Belgium, in Turkey, in "Newspaper Week" committee are to •EVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNRCTtO«, Office over litis Drug Store made apparent by the united prize court for adjustment, the United Far be on the trip, and they will take Egypt, in the East, on failure to pay taxes into the Hibbing States maintaining that under the Office Phone: 245 advantage of the occasion to com-! treasury. The object of the conspiracy treaty with Prussia of 1828, it was a the high seas. plete their plans for a broadside of &es. Phone: 274 in question, Power explained, matter for diplomatic adjustment a.nd Mr. publicity Minnesota during the about International Falls- Minn. subject prize court rules. is not to to steal and absorb the village of The LESLIE'S news and pictorial week to of October 10 16. Hibbing, both physically and politically. Could Not Recognize Ruling. service "covers' not only the war, Mr. Power said he was prepared G, F. SWINNERTON IN BUSINESS MEN ACT CRISIS The United Star.-* maintained that bt:t the v.x-rlu. :or the be:,eh of its to start the nor-essary lea a! proceedings.. M. D. C. M. 't. would not re a:::e a prize court but did net say whether the-e PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON r-'iiiiv. in tae case as binding. Proposals Urc Circ-iistion of Petitions proceeding.- would be civil or crim- til" Jr-:-1 a. an repiv in-- rio Der,,,ire' .*.•' r.:- of Mayor Eyes .-y jiViiiii''i and g'hisacr !itU:! cticS i/'iic, Council. Oi'iuce fvr r.ii'jj- Vi -v 'i !:catrc lutcr .:,iiM.u..-.'. i-.-il Ai'mi. I 1 Dr. JENNEK PLIM CHANCE t: r- SURGEON it' PHYSICIAN AND jnt lie-. -, nl of L' martial uovi Ano:her i'n-eo-nniun litis Drug Store. tie- I." to !"re to i-. in Oriv.v I' uvl i. \'-.'eeK L- e- :i:e or: a :it e- ed vrca' 1 :ritain's &?:: 5 is 'ii- uiinn com- m:t t!:( Phone 11 'i e, iu4 to Ameia I it.-i news of our i.ivn and ever c-thvr ponies. iness in Iiliiiin'4 met RACER STRIKES SPECTATORS -?™rdins Brtiuuwi.k.j Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching in and (liseni-r^-d private :-ove:'al proposals country, not. :i words alone, hut ade :nteretere11 ce with American and to relieve :inancialiy stricken Powerful Automobile Leaves Track commerce. aia° ':1 I ^ture^ Uiat univei.-al at village "richest- in the world." DR. J. F. PETERSON Winona—Two Injured—Other .-"c: t-tary T.-ansing was informed language which tells more at a One of the proposals stronslv urged Accidents Mar Day. -i-at the reply would be forwarded in glance than pages of words could I The of marvelous durability was the circulation of a petition demanding DENTIST a few days. l| & the "Nobby Tread" Tires, that the mayor and entire I describe. fact that they are really two tires Office 0¥er International Winona.—Blinded by the dust raised village council resign their places and I in one that make them the tires by cars ahead of him, Big Haugdahi of surrender the government of the village State Bank No wide-awake American you buy. can should unhe-tiatinglv Albert Lea drove his powerful and to a Citizens' committee pending Leslie's in his Rochester School Burned. & International Falls, Minn. speeding machine from the race track to have ai Qrd nQt the election of new officials. Ro-"hester, —Fire Minn., Aug. complet' ci at the fair gi rands and into a crowd h( •me ever} week. Every member Another that a committee destroyed the iy Phelps school FHINNEY & CAMPBELL of {spectators. ilat'.gdahl is said to I "NobbvTread Tire 1 merchants wa.it on the mavor and all of its contents. of building The th rely will profit by it. It 2? I have been traveling fully 00 miles an any drasti( is ta'.cen. and was a ward school in the nor- ,. Phelps LAWYERS hour aen the accident occurred. tain tenlion is and ia.t teem part of tl are now t-o'd under their regular city and iis loss at Over International State Bank Only two so were injured. the chare-: :i^i :sting' th" ,i r' -1- warranty perfeciworkmanship r.Lis tii:.-' is a. very serious one to the a llaugdahl has wounds and tiv -. 11 [nteniatlunal Fa!l, Minn !i: e\-s h:,t and BUT any adiustment ii in a "iaii brnis-'d ui. Wii !:e, la-}ear- is on a b.-isis or iU-.-s re a as ran e., ,• but Ir.s iea (ri"s {-Vi! 5 £f at re a a 1 a a are -r k- be ..-.-rious. a a 1 W, E. LAWMNCE :n- i'w v:".', in rir el t'ao ii s' THE REXALL STOKE a 1 a 1 a r•:ee :l--3 r\- 1 r-r:'n but te Pheips ftre iati'-."!.- e- a -. a is s- .a erf. I but Inter Fails, Mitm tsrt cv«\tt4 & demand for three. ... i- .1 a ..i-his. e- 'l' nr ,.:i!ie v.e compktely STDB.EE II. Ilemidjjj. Ae u.- 3 reBuit a ace (.'. K. r'3 ARCHITECT of legal ii'o.e 1'e si.areei hsre racir-g fire took and biirned up. 1 on behalf of wr'-,er i.e^pei's at Grand P. L. seaifer, in a lieid of nine entries, and Rapids, all saloons in Bem'.uji and wo:i the race of 25 miles on a Superintendent of Construction BURN-ALL other places jiow closed under the half mile track in 33 minutes, 14^ Office over litis Drug Store of provisions of the Indjan treaty seconds. 99 18o, may be reopened. Another thrill was furnished the International Falls, Minn. 66 restraining order prepared on behalf A spectators near the close Qf the race of the Grand Rapids saloonkeepers when $2HO worth of daylight fireworks further to obtain an injunc­ BR GEORGE HOEY seeks were exploded at one time. None was tion preventing the government from hurt. carrying out its announced intention VETERINARY SURGEON INCINERATOR of closing the Grand Rapids saloons, and Court Holds Stepchild a Dependent. on the grounds that there is no longer DENTIST sufficient number of Indian wards a St. Cloud.—A stepchild, if she has Phone 41 in the affected territory to enforce been taken into the family of the stepfather, THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING & the treaty provisions. International Falls, Minn may be considered a dependent The injunction proceedings will be child in fixing the amount of ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. heard before Judge C. W. Stanton at damages under the workmen's compensation Bemidji on August 17. Attorney E. act, according to a decision DOVBX.X SERVICE E. McDonald of Bemidji and Mayor AUTOMIBILE TIRES rendered by Judge John A. Roeser, of Power of Hibbing are assisting W. the district court, in the case of Mrs. Guaranteed 7000 Milea Service W. Barron of Grand Rapids in the ABSOLUTELY PUNCTUREPROOF •Helmuth Hartfiel, against the Melrose 2"\~ case. Attorney Barron was in Bemid, Poalile fkttrvieo Vire* are double the Granite company. Hartfiel was killed thickness of the best standard make Jl, but neither he nor Mr. McDonald in the quarry when a piece of metal tires. would discuss the case and neither flew through his body. There was no This 100 per cent greater wearing would the government officials. (Surface dispute over the compensation to be naturally gives that much more mileage and service The average of received by his widow and one child, 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch Married Sixty Years. 'but the insurance company contended •urface tread rubber makes these tires Winona.—At their home in this city :that the stepchild .could not be included. pMMtuMproof. S the presence of seven surviving In The amount involved is $400. These tires excel! all others for use children out of thirteen, twenty-foul REASONABLE In the country over rough and rugged JUST grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren, treads as well as on hard pavements. Find New Notes at Osseo Bank. They are as easy riding and resilient Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dionysi* IN any other pneumatic tire—the air Minneapolis. Minn.—A. H. Turri,tin, THE us celebrated their sixtieth wedding «pace and-pressure being the same. state superintendent of banks, announced anniversary and for the third time They are the rhost economical and the finding of torn scraps of were married. The second marriage "care free" tires made and, are used PRICE THING jpaper in a waste basket in the Osseo Where tires must, be depended on and took place ten years ago when the tire trouble canto,t be tolerated. Many bank, which, when pieced together State golden wedding was celebrated. Mr, -Double genrlee style tires are in use in and by a deputy bank examiner, Mrs. Dionysius were born in Ger EFFICIENT the United States government and FOR many. were found to be notes accounting for They were married in Illinois Buropean War- service. and (6,095 of the bank's total shortage of' have lived in Winona since 1868. Our output is limited to a certain •amount, but for a short time we offer $67,000. The notes either are forgeries IN SERVICE VILLAGES -the following reduced cpecial prices as or otherwise valueless, bank Rural Schools Extend Work. ma XntxoAuctory Offer: examiners say. Bemidji.—That the rural children iq Extra Heavy AND ECONOMICAL this section are getting more atten« Of the total shortage, there is $35,000 glze Tires Tubes 29x3 7.25 $2*20 tion is shown in the fact that some not definitely accounted for, 30*3 8.60 2.30 of the rural and semi-graded schools though it is supposed to be in bad 'W CITIES OF IN 30x3% 10.85 3.10 of Beltrami county are planning to paper somewhere. 81x3^ 11.40 3.15 extend their work to the ninth grads 32x3% 12.75 3.20 94x3% 12 90 3.60 or the first year in high school. At ALL OPERATION 30254 13150 3.70 the annual meeting of the school board 31«4 14.25 4.00 Substitute English for German. in district No. 58, in the town of Sum« 32x4 14.90 4.10 Petrograd, Aug. 9.—The English SIZES mit, money was raised for buildings GUARANTEED 3334 15.75 4.20 language is to he substituted for German new two-room school house and 34x4 16.70 4.35 in most of the commercial schools 35x4 16.80 4.60 one-room school just east of Blackduck. Jpv ^-vrr",sja. .. "iv* 86x4 17.45 4 65 of Russia as one of the compulsory 87x4 17.65 4i70 subjects of the curriculum. This step 34x4% 18.50 4.90 was ordered by the minister of finance To Ask Indictment of Thompson. 35x4% 21.20 5.60 at the request of the school authorities. 86x4% 22.50 5.75 Minneapolis.—County Attorney John 37x4% 23.60 6.20 M. Rees notified Isaac La Bissoniers 35x5 24.40 6.35 to order all persons who have knowfc 86x5 26.30 6.60 Packers Renew Protests. edge of the affairs of the Osseo Stats 37x5 26 30 6.60 Washington, Aug. 9—Representatives bank and of J. B. Thompson, cashier, All other sizes not included in above of American packers have renewed 31st also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per to testify before the grand jury. ••cent additional. their protests to the state department Mr. Rees said he would ask indict Terms: Payment with order 'at above against British interference ments for forgery and embezzlement PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO epecial prices, a 10 per cent discount with their trade with neutral European and for violations of the state bank« allowed on orders for two or more countries. tires. All personal checks must be cer­ ing laws. He said he had written tq G. A. OVESON tified. They asked that representations •. H. Turrittin, asking whethei Try these tires and be convinced of & be made in the forthcoming rejoinder Thompson is not liable for making vthelr very high qualities. to recent British notes on neutral loans after he knew the bank to bf Sold direct to the consumer only. rights which would establish and Insolvent. Double Service Tire and Xubber Co. Patentee maintain their right to engage in this Akron, Ohio. 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