fpppfsflp FALLS PRESS IJNxERNATIONAL PLAN PUBLIC LIVESTOCK MARKET YOUR FAIR THE ADMITTED LEADER (jOOD (THE JUPQE CAN'T TAKE THE FARMERS BET.) HEY, YOU FELLERS I I'll BET THIS The Minnesota State Fair, September 6 to 11, will be the largMt JUDQE.OUR FARMERS I THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW IS HAVE MONEy AND BUY ••position of its kind in America this year—next to the Frisco Exposition THE BEST MAN EVER ANY USED! THE BEST OF EVERyTHINQl in size and importance. It »tands supreme as the world's greatest annual fair. The Minnesota State Fair Grounds occupy over 300 acres, or nearly ta much space as two average Northwest farms. The inventory value Of Its property, according to the last annual report, is $1,729,212, and Is rapidly increasing every year. The roof space of buildings used to house the exhibits covers over twenty acres. Last year, as far as can be learned, it was the only fair lasting one week that had an attendance of over 300,000 persons, 321,000 passing the turnstiles. It has had an attendance of over 100,000 persons in one day. The Fair is giving a tremendous impetus to improved farming, better business, and cleaner living. This year nearly $85,000 is offered as premiums to exhibitors of farm products, livestock, women's work, and Children's work. Supplementing this immense educational exposition, quite a bit of money has been spent to bring the greatest entertainment features in the world to Hamline. Is it any wonder that all the fairs on earth look to the great Minnesota Fair as a model and example, or that one person out of every six in the State attends it each year? No person in the Northwest should miss their greatest fair. A SK your dealer for W-B Cut Chewing Tobacco. It is the PRESIDENT WILSON new "Real Tobacco Chew"—cut long shred 1Y VISIT THE FAIR —or send 10c in stamps to us. City WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New York and sheep will be emphasized as much The Minnesota State Fair, September President to Be Invited to Address as the one for horses. There is a need 6 to 11, is planning to turn its million-dollar Visitors at Minnesota for more sheep in the Northwest to livestock show into a great State Fair, Sept. 6 to 11. turn waste pasture land into wool and public market place this fall, to assist mutton, and aid farmers in clearing up In the introduction of more purebred ITmaypossibleat their raw farms and keeping weeds under farm animals in the Northwest. Indications is that President Wilson WHAT DO control. Last year over 200 sheep are that the movement will speak the Minnesota State Yoo Think were sold at private sale at the Minnesota meet with complete success. Fair, September 6 to 11, as a result of THAT? State Fair, but it is probable that The European war has created such OF a plan just approved by the Fair a much larger number will be disposed & demand for good horses throughout Board. An effort will be made to obtain of this year. the country that it is probable that a promise to visit the Fair on more horses will be raised in the near A Record Show. Labor Day, September 6. The twenty-three nominations for tuture than ever before. Especially is Unless international problems are the Poland-China futurity show insure this true of the Northwest, where good so serious at the time as to require one of the largest swine shows ever brood mares are employed to such an his constant attention at Washington held at Hamline, despite the fact that extent in doing the farm work. Breeders it is possible that the President may each successive year has been a record-breaking of good horses all over America come. It has been said that he is desirous one. Sheep and swine are being urged to visit the Minnesota of taking a tour of the country entries do not close until August 26, State Fair this fall, and not only this fall to familiarize himself with A LTHOUGH NEARLY ALL of the premiums offered by the so that ample opportunity is given compete for the generous premiums offered, public sentiment. visit to the Minnesota Minnesota State Fair, September 6 to 11, are for superior A breeders to enter their stock within but actually interest the buying State Fair would enable him livestock and farm products, some of the greatest amusement ten days of the fair. Hundreds of public in their sale of animals. As to address at least 100,000 persons, as features in the world will be presented. Art Smith, ending hogs will be disposed of at the fair. 113.215 in cash is offered for horses, there is no question that that many ten weeks' engagement at the Frisco Exposition, will thrill The cattle show has been one of the an exceptional entry list is expected people would go to hear him. everyone with his aerial loops, night and day. He has made 32 features of the livestock show for PRESIDENT WILSON. by August 12, when entries close. The desire to obtain the President many years. In several instances successive loops in one performance. The War of Nations will is the outcome of a plan to bring to Good Bargains. more dairy cattle of special breeds portray the destruction of a great scenic city by shell fire and Farmers are being advised to attend the Fair a representative of each of SHOW FOR KIDS have been shown at the Minnesota aerial bombs. Auto polo by American and English teams, aft the Minnesota State Fair for the purpose the National parties on separate days State Fair than at any other show in of buying good pure-bred stallions auto racing program featuring many of the world's best drivers, of the week. A special committee of the country. There is no reason tar and mares. As practicaily all the leading a dozen bands and orchestras, a $24,500 horse racing program, the Board is now working on the subject. •hlld Welfare Exhibit at 8tate Fair believing that a similar entry list of stables are to be represented, good Men of the character of Elihu motorcycle races, three stages of vaudeville before tht Mammoth Size Thie Year. dairy and beef cattle will not be made bargains ought to be possible. Attention Root, of New York Senator Sherman, grandstand each day, and many other similar features will supplement this year. Premiums aggregating of Ohio Senator Borah, of Idaho and is being called to the excellent opportunity the educational program in an effective way. No wonder Flans have been perfected for a series $13,865 are offered for cattle, entries afforded of studying the best others of presidential timber are to that one person out of every six in Minnesota attends the of exhibits pertaining to th6 closing August 12. types so that it may be easier to pick be invited if the whole plan is found LET'S State Fair. It is worth fifty cents of anyone's money. As formerly, all stock will be judged proper development of children that good stallion in the raising of colts. feasible. a Vlll occupy practically one-fourth of at the opening of the fair, which makes GO! No effort is being spared to stimulate the floor space of th^ Woman's Building a visit during the first part of fair the production of good horses in this VETERANS ENGAGED at the Minnesota State Fair, September waek more valuable than one during part of the country. 6 to 11. It will be the largest the latter part. The public markets for cattle, swine Ap* and best equipped exhibit of its kind Morgan G. A. R. Drum Corps to OT«r shown in the Northwest. pear at State Fair. In addition to the baby health contest, OUR PUBLIC FORUM The veterans of the Civil War which is to be conducted in a will ft be royally entertained at the great glass cage placed in the center C^CTEffiMEl Minnesota State Fair, September 6 to 11. the Woman's Building where visitors 1r0t Special programs of interest to them can watch the physical examinations, Peter Radford will he given. The general program there will be a child welfare exIdbit of the G. A. R. veterans of On Church and State of suitable foods, clothing, furjfiiehings, Minnesota 'Fresh will be held at the Fair, Thurs playthings, go-carts, nursing The recent action of one of the leading churches ol Water Sea v**" day. September 9, at 2 o'clock. In the {bottles, and cribs. Beside it will be an this nation, in annual convention, demanding that the Voyages"— evening a campfire program will be exhibit of play material for schools laymen vote only for candidates for office whose views On the Great held in the Assembly Room of the coincide with those of the clergy on one of the leading Und homes, both the Montessori and Lakes—Ideal Travel political issues, and direct and indirect efforts of other Minneapolis Court House, where short Froebel kindergarten systems being and Recreation Cruises church organizations to interfere with the freedom of addresses will be made by the vet -with all the material comforts—luxurious There will also be a pub ^•presented. the ballot, make one of the greatest perils of this age, and appointments and pleasant enjoyments of ocean erans. The Scandinavian Veterans of hie welfare exhibit furnished by the present a p/oblem that should receive thoughtful consideration travel on the Largest Liners. the Civil War will take a prominent fBureau of Labor at Washington, con of both laymen and citizens. part in the general meeting. of oharts and models dealing With the added attractions (if delightful excursion to Beautiful Falls,—Interesting Forts and Ship girting Suckling babes may well squirm in their cradles Locks—Pishing Trips—Basket Picnics to Nature's Wildest iNooks—-Kinrst Meals—and Comfortable The Morgan G. A. R. Drum Corps With public health problems. when ministers in convention assembled release the Berths all included. of Minneapolis have been engaged for All exhibits will be in charge of Duluth, Fort WiHiam, Port Arthur, Soo, Mackinac, hearts of men and grab them by the throat, for Cha :hjafl- two days by the Fair, and will put on -•. {Mrs. Bertha Dahl Laws, of Appleton, tianity has broken down, religion has become a farce Georgian Bay to Detroit and return a good program each day. The music the pulpit a failure. When the church substitutes foF^: Jllinn., Superintendent of the Public on this Modern Fleet of Lake Liners for persuasion, command for conviction and coercion for reason, the sheriff given is always very popular. Welfare Department. had as well pass the sacrament, plain-clothes men take charge of the altar Covering all the best routes through the enchanting and policemen bury the dead, for why a church? Personally Conducted waters o5 Lake Superior—(Jeorgian liay, the ART TO LOOP THE LOOP SMITH It is as dastardly a crime against government for a minister to undertake Weekly Cruises Soo. Mackinac and the wonderful 30,000 Islands. to deliver the votes of his parishioners to a candidate, as it is for a Cruise No. 6--I)uluth From the light draft "Waubic" which wends her to Detroit and return via Port Arhur For*. William ward heeler to deliver a block of votes to a political boss, and both ought way among the myraids of islets to the big steel and the Soo. 6 rlavs, $43.40. Floating Hotel "Noronic"—all boats are admirably to be prosecuted, for the law should be no respecter of persons. Cruise No. 9--Duluth Georjftan to H,-.y Suited to the routes they serve. I.ittle am re*urn via Current, It is as objectionable for a convention of ministers to seek by canonical Killarnev, Coll injjwood, Owen Souud, Choose Your Cruise Now 10 days. *$47.00. law to control the votes of church members as it would be for a convention Cruise No. 7--Duluth to Sault Ste. of manufacturers to issue orders for their employees to vote for a certain Let us assist you in planning your outing. Marie and return, and Mackinac via Port Arthur and Fort William. 5 We have booklets full of valuable information candidate. Such conduct is offensive to decency, business morals and a crime da vs. 5-4.00. regarding these different cruises. Cruise No. 10—Dulutli to Port Arthur against society. Any convention, whether composed of saints or sinners, Booklet on any Cruise sent FREE and I-'ort William and return. 3 days, rich or poor, white or black, that seeks to prostitute power and coerce conscience Jl&.OO. E. W. Holton, Gen. Pass. Agt. ought to be broken up by the police and its leaders arrested for treason. A crime by any other name is crime just the same. An ecclesiastical a robe cannot sanctify treason, authority to preach does not carry with it license to become a political ringster, or the right to teach us how to pray give a permit to tell us how to vote. No man in joining the church should sacrifice his citizenship, forfeit his constitutional liberties or subordinate his duty to the state. The earth many times has been drenched with the blood of our forefathers fighting to throw off the ecclesiastical yoke from the state, arid the suggestion of a return to these medieval conditions with their horror and their, torture should not be tolerated for a moment. Laws should be passed prohibiting any preacher, or combination of preachers, from delivering or attempting to deliver their membership or congregation to any candidate for office, and suitable legislation should be passed preserving the sanctity of the pulpit from political vandalism. It is A as much a menace to church and state for a politician to occupy the pulpit as for a minister to preach a political sermon. He has no more right Jto preach his politics from the pulpit than a teacher has to teach his politics to his pupils. A preacher cannot make political trickery righteous by usage any more than he can make profanity respectable by practice. It is one of the ironies of fate that a preacher may become a scandal as well as a glory to civilization. Trains Ouluth-Superior College of Saint Thomas SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA StoPeiul Under the Control and Direction of Archbishop Ireland A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE Minneapolis Collegiate Commercial Academic Preparatory Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training Seven Hundred and Forty Students from Twenty-four States Last Year Milwaukee For illustrated catalogue address Through Very Rev. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D., President yjsiiiti Chicago S/e epin rf Cars JP Corning ART dozen daring ways. At night he loops the intrepid ariator, SMITH, the loop many times in the dark, his fresh from a ten-week's engagement gyrations being traced by a whirling SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS at the Frisco Exposition, where streak of light made by the colored '5 he has been playing as the star amusement incandescents attached to his machine. feature of the big international As he loops the loop many times in fair, will be at the Minnesota State successiop at the close of his evening Ticket Offices Fair, September 6 to 11, each day of flight a fireworks display is released $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE SUPERIOR' 823 Tower Ave. the week. He will give performances at that is said to be superior to anything Smaf and night, looping the loop in a of its nature evfcr aaan. ^3 umiiifii.% itiSbi \iSSS3