I III II. ... .1.. 1 L- ....*. i3 9. "*r"* INxJIRNATIONAL FAILS PRESS A NAME FOR EVERY FARM FARfeO CHAIN GANG MANKATO WOMEN INTERVIEW CONG. ELLSWORTH OPTION SUFFERER The custom of naming the farm wwi."l«jll js spreading all over the United Fafrgo, N. D.—One industry in tyx*. Silver of States. Iowa is probably ahead Fargo has been greatly handicap of other states at present but the ped as a result of Clay county, ""'"it/til^ Quality lead is threatened. Farmers are Minnesota, going dry under the ipW^ not naming their places for mere county option law. mmmm and sentiments sake, altho that has a Mporhead, just across the river lot to do with the choice of the has peen the source of the liquor Beauty names. The farmers recognizes suppfy since state prohibition in I the advertising value that a good Nor^h Dakota. Always at this farm name creates. Charles Dillon season of the year, when the miimiM'i Unquestioned 4' of the Kansas Agricultural country was flooded with transient^, si durability and College, pointed to this feature there were numerous arrestsj exquisite design—the I when he said. on this side of the river of highest ideals in plated ware 'Why don't you advertise, Mr. intoxicated strangers. As a rule —are assured in spoons, forks and fancy serving pieces Farmer. Get a name for your man| of them did not have the bearing the renowned trade mark farm and then advertise your mon^y to pay their fines and were \v^' »farm by that name. Suppose placed on the street chain gang to ••w ,s 1847 ROGERS BROS. I you choose the name Fairview. worki them out. ijsed for Cutting Weeds The Congressional Union has been just interviewed Congressman F. P. "Then buy under the name Fajr" view, sell under the name Fairthe holding open air meetings in various Ellsworth of the Second district. In [. There are various makes of silver-plated tableware The squads were used for cutting districts of the state and following More-«view, have your foreground are Mrs. W. J. butter marked which are claimed to be "just as good," but, like all ^veeds and were frequently them with calls of delegations of print Fairview on your hart, holding the flag Mrs., J. W. An- Fairview, detailed for work in helping to women upon the congressmen, asking drews, Mrs. H. M. Stoddard and Mrs. imitations, they lack the beauty and wearing quality berry boxes and have eggs markof Myra Hoffman of Amboy, all officers them to use their influence for clear away rubbish in the city identified with the original and genuine 1847 ROGERS BROS, ed Fairview, Fairview on the Blue Earth County Equal Suf- !, paint the passage of a federal amendment parks. Since Moorhead went dry "Silver Tlate that Wears.n ware, popularly known as enfranchising women. Above is a wagon boxes have Fair frage Association. Behind the group and yOUr this source of labor has been en- group of Mankato women, who have of women stands Mr. Ellsworth. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Send for catalogue view printed on your letter heads t, tirely eliminated, r-- 1 "CL," showing all designs. and envelopes. elopes. It __ wont be .. long. EQUAL SUFFRAGE tion in great questions, before the name of your farm is human will 9ne Vagrant Gang International Silver Co., meridencbr!tan'nia Meriden, Conn. co., soon in as known and people will be calling! Ordinarily there would be a prevail Minnesota they products. The town1 chain gang at this season of from IS NOTHING NEW have elsewhere in our own end other Tut [merchant advertises and the far-« io to 30 men. Today there is just right in rner can just as well advertise his one vagrant on the street chain out women from the voting this butter, eggs and products." gang. The police will be compelLet great liberal state. Its Success Demonstrated in Various the progressive farmers of riSid methods in led to use more this neighborhood name dealing with the vagrants to keep MRS. ANDREAS UELAND. their Parts of World—Minnesota farms. Pick out a good name San£s recruited up to the cham DOWN DEEP IN YOUR POCKET and let us know. We will pub- standard. Women Equally Fit. lish it and that will pre-empt the, Less Inducements for Vagrants I title for your sole use. Just forj With the saloons closed, there The coins ache for freedom. .They exert an !sa starter we will suggest a few are less inducements for vagrants names: to linger aronud Fargo, and as Eighty years ago, with a few minor influence over you to be put into circulation. .No exceptions, women could not vote anywhere Brookfield, Brookside, Blue a result the hobo camps that have in the world. Today they have temptation to spend needlessly when the money is Grass, Brushville, Buckeye, Cedar been fixed features in the jugles full political rights in Norway, Finland, Ridge, Clover Dale, Clover Wave,1 west of the city for many years Iceland, Denmark, Australia, in the bank on interest. Start an account now with New Zealand, Isle of Man, twelve of Country Maze,Cedarhurst,Crow's now have a small population. our own states and Alaska. In England Nest, Cherry Grove Elmhurst whatever surplus you have—even a dollar will open and other of her colonies they Would Never Do Forest Lawn, Fruit Hill, Gladbrook, have considerable rights, as they have an account. Don't allow your money to work you in Sweden while in France, Boznia, Glendale, Green Hills, Gold Austria, Tyrol, Krain, Wurtemberg, "Why do you censor the vaudeville Sheaf, Golden Rule, Highland,1 make it work for you, this is theway others get ahead. Bavaria, Saxony, in Saxe-Altenburg, bill every Monday morning Homeville, Honeycomb, Homeagain, Lippe Detmold, Schwartzburg Ruclolstadt before the show starts for the Hillerest, Hoosier Hall, and Schwartzburg-Sonderliausen, week?" "Have to do it. Some and in far away Burmah and Honduras, jersey Fruit Farm, Lonetree, FIRST NATIONAL BANK they have some form of franchise. of these unscruplous performers Liberty Hall, Locust Grove, occasionally try to ring in some Maple Lane, Maple Lawn, Maple In none of these places have complaints International Falls, Minn. hurst, Meadow Brooke, Maple new jokes." arisen as to the use made by women of their privileges. They have wife of Crest, Manhattan, New Era, Oak Mrs. Ueland, Judge Andreas not been a dangerous element in citizenship, of president Qr0ve, Pinehurst, Poplars, Pro­ Ueland Minneapolis and nor have they disturbed the of the Minnesota Woman Suffrage As- piace otel equilibrium of business and society. sociation, is prominent in the club On the other hand, from Australia, Ravenwood, River View, River- 1 and in the social life of Minneapolis, New mm 1519-E. FIFTH ST. Zealand and Norway, and from cjale, Roseland, Scyamore, Short­ She is a typical home-woman, moth- the enfranchised this country, states of Sleepy Hollow, ST PAUL INN. er of seven children, all grown into Shadyside, OPPOSITE CITY HALL have come repeated official statements horn useful men and women. She says of ., Voll^v MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN community of the value to the herself that her active work for worn-1 Shepard Retreat Shady Valley, of admitting citizens to a all adult The Elms, The Maples, he an suffrage began when her daughters 1 l-O LOCATED'IN HEART Of BUSINESS DISTRICT share in the government. The French custs, The Meadows, Walnut came back from college and she real- ft AT BSt Rooms with detached bilk ud government is considering the now •bower 1 Water Edge, Weeping Wilhold bath— ized that if she were to keep her Lane subject of extending the franchise to One peraon 75c, $1.00 ami 41-80 pet day them she must meet with Woodcreast, Woodeaves. upon T*o persons in same room. Mc extra. women, and there was recently read them the problems that confront the ROOM8 Pith private baths toilets— Mid before the French national parliament One persoa Sl.SO'and OO fey Pgr women of today. Tn persons ia same room. fl.OD extra. •an exhaustive and favorable report Her sane viewpoint, marked executive SALOONLESS WORLD formulated by the committee sent out Semi peeta/ eeti Jer colored blotter*. 'Fresh capacity and sympathetic temperament PROPHECIED BY 1930 WE AIM TO PLEASE Water Sea fby the government to examine the results make her a leader of eminent Voyages"— of woman suffrage in every fitness. On the Great country where it had been put into imrann Mrs. Ueland spoke on woman suffrage Another stirring message to Lakes—Ideal ravel -operation. and Recreation Cruises every day from the Suffrage young people from Daniel A. Poling But when we get to talking about —with all the material comforts—luxurious Booth at the state fair. the age of the woman suffrage idea uttered at the Chicago Chirstian appointments and pleasant enjoyments of ocean we are started on a very alluring travel on the Largest Liners. Endeavor Convention. Champ Clark on Woman Suffrage. path, and one no anti would pick out With the added attractions of delightful excursion to Beautiful Falls.—Interesting Forts and SMy TRADE-MARKS Speaker Champ Clark has said that The campaign cry that by 1930 for an argumentative stroll if she Locks—Fishinf Trips—Basket Picnics to Nature's Wildest Nooks—Finest Meals—and Comfort' the coming of woman suffrage is as able Berths all included. knew her history. Among the Iroquois strong drink must be banished COPYRIGHTS Duluth, Fort William, Port Arthur, Soo, Mackinac, inevitable as the rising of the morning Indians the squaw appeared by from every portion of the globe Send sketch, or model and descrip sun. Even a blind man must see Georgian Bay to Detroit and return delegates of their own sex in the tion for free search. was raised by Daniel A. Poling, now that the question is not whether on this Modern Fleet of Lake Liners tribal councils, and because they carried Book containing over 200 mechanical suffrage will come, but merely when acting president of the United movements sent free upon re* on the business and managed the quest. it will come. Over 4,000,000 women property they took a leading part in Society for Christian Endeavor, Covering all the best routes through the enchanting VM. N. ROACH, Jr. Personally Conducted wafers of Lake Superioi—Georgian Bay. the in the United States are now eligible all deliberations involving property Weekly Cruises who four years ago put up the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Soo. Mackinac and the wonderful 30,000 Islands. to vote in presidential elections 49 •settlements or negotiations. Among MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL Cruise No. 6-Duluth and From the light draft "VVaubic" which wends her to Detroit motto, ''A Saloonless Nation by EXPERT return via Port Arthur, Fort William per cent of the territory of the United way among the myraids of islets to rhe biz steel the Romans, during the empire, the and the Soo. 6 days, $43.40. McGill Building Washington, D. C. Floating Hotel "Noronic"—all boats are admirably Cruise No. 9-Duluth States is now "free white territory," 1920." to Georgian property rights of women gave them suited to the routes they serve. Bay aoc return via Little Current, as it is marked on the suffrage Killarney.Collingwood.Owen Sound, great liberty and importance politically. Your Cruise Now ''Millions are now persuaded," Choose 10 days, $47.00. maps. Ninety-one electors of the Cruise No. 7-Duluth Among the Anglo-Saxons women to Sault Ste. Let us assist you in planning your outing. he said, "that by 1920 the legal-j Marie and return, and Mackinac via electoral college are sent there by of rank in church and laitj| sat in Fort Arthur and Fort William. 5 We have booklets full of valuable information days, $24.00. ed iiquor traffic in this country the votes of women as well as men. regarding these different cruises. council with their peers and signed Cruise No. 10-Duluth to Port Arthur Booklet on any Cruise sent FREE and Fort William and return. 3 days, will be a black memory of a barbarous decrees. They sat in the Witenagemot, $18.00. E. W. Holton, Gen. Pass. Act. the Saxon highest national council. Women Freight or Passengers? past. But it is no time to After the Conquest we find four Mr. Seth Low recently made the NoftMKfiiMfcAfftJN CO lay down our arms. Even before ladies sitting in parliament in the suggestion that passenger fares on pne victory is completely won let reign of Henry while in the reign railroads should be reduced and III., n'tairio us lay plans for further conquests. O of Edward ten ladies were summoned I. freight rates increased because passengers to parliament. The throne of vote and freight does not. With Russia under prohibition England was repeatedly held by a Thereupon "M. C." wrote to the already, drastic regulations in •woman, and the great estates held 1 1 it*France New,3 York Times:. "If Mr. Low's idea r* »England and Germany and by women in the church or under the should become a law I am wondering & and with the United States dry 111 (THE crown for some time gave their owners POCKET THE aOOP PUPPE.) Tips under which rate women passengers a voice in making the laws of the 1920, we can go forward in ten would be charged." Tealm. These few facts sufficiently 3«y JUDGE! BET ON tAy HORSE TODAY HE S years until there is not a legalized THEN HE'1 E'S Al prove that woman suffrage is not new UKE THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW—GETS AWAV SURE WINNElO IN HE HQ saloon on the face of the QUICKER. LASTS LONGER. AND GOES FURTHER] under the sun, and they could be multiplied THAHTHE ORD1HARV KIND j- earth. indefinitely. RESULT OF EQUAL SUFFRAGE But even if the principle of woman "It is for us, the young people suffrage had not been tried out over of the world, 3,000,000 strong, to Colorado Has Sanest, Most Humane and over again, from the time women sound forth the new battle cry. first moved the human family Laws Relating to the Child. Let us push forward until there down out of trees into caves, tried in If the man who asks what woman The marvelous durability of Egypt, ^n Rome, among the Germanic will do with the vote really wants to is not a legalized saloon on the & "Nobby Tread" Tires the tribes and among many obscure, subcivilized judge the future by the past he can face of the globe. We can do it fact that they are really two tires races, whose wrecks alone see that she has helped make the by 1930 if we will. in one make them the tires that 2 survive even if it had not been state of Colorado what it is. The Interparliamentary you should unhestiatingly buy. S /working without a hitch in Wyoming Union, an organization & isince 1869. in Colorado since 1893 which meets in various European THE WESTINGHOUSE Utah and Idaho since 1896, that would countries for the study and comparison STRIKE PLAN OFF tye no reason why full suffrage should "NobbyTread'Tires I of legislation in all civilized countries, not be tried out for the first time in and whose members are famous the history of the world in Minnesota. jurists sent as delegates to these con Pittsburgh,—Employees of the are now sold under their regular The women of Minnesota are as well warranty—perfect workmanship gresses, said: Westinghouse Electric and Manu"Colorado educated, as public spirited and have and material—BUT any adjustment A SK your dealer for W-B Gut has the sanest, the most facturing company have voted had as much experience in the conduct ia on a basis of humane, the most progressive, the I of public and private affairs as 5,000 Miles agains\a strike ana win accept most scientific laws relating to the Chewing Tobacco. It is the any women in the country. They already ^concessions offered the comof child to be found on any statute books by have the school franchise. It pany, it was announced to-day. new "Real Tobacco Chew"—cut long the world." is to be hoped that intelligence and MINNESOTA RUBBER CO. So one of the things that women '"a decent respect for the opinions of Minneapolis, Minn. shred—or send 10c in stamps to us. will do with the vote will be to perfect Northwest Distributors mankind," which in this day and generation Pens, inks and pencils at the her old, immemorial work of looking are setting overwhelmingly Press office. WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 5* Uiin S^uk, New Totk City after the children. toward the abolition of sex distinc- svk&rJSLrvW.. a*