:mm& iilSs ':r,.-: :.3r *$r& J'#-18 *$. •w &r ^-V rfe- '&&*£*& jsX S? INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS jw?a [iHW WRECKED BY HEIICffi PROFESSIONALCARDS "PAY DIRT" UNDER YORK Finding that 1 f-~" .s sinking up to his the nigHt. took pickaxes beior? "fir shoe tops -in -the soft concrete he laid could be pried loose. A' new pavemo&t f-*trissBS-i O down and bothered no more about it. Legend Which Seems to Paint to Ex* is being laid.—Bayard (Del.) DispatCl) In tho morning the workmen found JOHN H.BROWN istence of Gold Under Streets of to Philadelphia Record. "RICHEST VILLAGE" TO DOUBLB THREE U. 8. SOLDIERS REPORTED him fast asleep and also fast in the -x the Metropolis.. f1" r% ,y-5 PRESENT RATE.3^T5 •—Attorney at Law *g-Office ..'A.*KILkED BY BANDIT8. concrete, which- had hardened -during SUBSCRIBE FOR THE^ PRESS '4^%^ A^5- "'C •"A Philadelphia assayer, Walter in the litis Block "1^" r4Mayor Scott by name, recently took several 1 ,vr.,__ .„, International Falls/ Powers Declares Levy Will Minn. handfiils of sand from a street excavation Four Companies of Infantry Ars &%"• Bring in Revenue to Pay for 'near Independence hall,. and Rushed to Scene, Near Brownsville, after putting it through an assaying New Water System. -ri'i. lL Texas. process, extracted .a emall quantity of DOWN DEEP IN YOUR POCKET DR.H.B.IHRIG gold. He declared there was enough Hibbing, Minn^ Oct, 18.—"The richsst Brownsville, Texas, Oct- 19.—A gold under Philadelphia, in his opinion, DENTIST village- on earth"—will "shortly southbound train oh the Brownsville to make hunting it worth whiles make a tax levy of $1,900,000 for the Mc** 7-: ...•_ Office over Holler's Confectionery railroad Was wrecked six & Mexico Residents of Upper Manhattan remember year 1916. The rate will be increased The coins ache for freedom. .They exert an International Falls, Minn. and a half miles, from Brownsville, Thomas Hartshorn, an eccen from 8.9 mills to 22.44 mills, more supposedly by Mexican bandits, and trie chap who iUred in the vicinity of than double the present rate. «fc. influence over you to be put into circulation. .No the engineer, several passengers and One Hundred- and Sixth street and -1 Mayor Victor L. Power confirmed three United States soldiers were reported Fifth avenue for many years. One of these figures. He stated that the levy temptation to spend needlessly when the money is GEO. S. LANGLAND killed by the bandits and in his hobbies Was absolute faith in the had been agreed upon and that the the wreck. divining rod. He talked about its unerring council would take'action at an early LAWYER in the bank on interest. Start an account now with /A negro reached his home four certiainty in the pointing out date"You mUes from Brownsville and gave the of metal for many years until he could can say that this levy will be In litis Block on whatever surplus you have—even a dollar will open first report of the wreck and deaths. seem to. talk of nothing else, and he made," said Mayor Power, "and th^it 4th Ave. Four companies of United States infantry got to be known as the Rod Crank, it will bring in sufficient revenue to an account. Don't allow your money to work, you were rushed to the scene by One afternoon several years ago pay in full for the new half million International Falls, Minn. special trains followed by two troops Hartshorn sallied forth from his homo dollar water system now being installed make it work for you, this Is theway others get ahead. of cavalry. and, entering Central park, took his .and leave a balance of approximately way to where the McGown's Pass tavern a million in the treasury after F. J. McPARTLIN. now stands. In those days it was SUFFRAGISTS END CAMPAIGN- paying off other ^indebtedness of the the Mount St. Vincent House of Refreshment. LAWYER Tillage." Hibbing has a valuation FIRST NATIONAL BANK Several boys noticed $30,000,000 higher than Duluth. Eight Close Hottest Political Fight in New Office over International Hartshorn walk along the path to the taxpayers of the village have served Jersey With a 24-Hour State Bank east of the tavern and hold out his International Falls, Minn. notice that they wiil appeal" to the Meeting. divining red. Presently he was seen district court the- minute- the village International Falls, Minn. to stop and, after looking around to funds are used to pay for the paving Newark, N. J., Oct. 19.—The vigor see if he was observed, stick a small Job which was the recent "controversy of the hot campaign waged by women G. F. SWINNERTON stake into the grass. in the mining companies' -suit against workers for suffrage rose to its highest M.D., C. M. One of the boys shadowed him for Hibbing. pitch on election eve, in every the remainder of the day and told his PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON section of New Jersey. All day the father. That night Hartshorn was followed yellow banners of the suffrage associations "NEWSPAPER WEEK" SUCCESS Eyes examined and glasses fitted to the place of the stake and and the green, white and they saw the Rod Mjan fill a pail with Offiice over Empress Theatre Northern Minnesota Hospital purple of the Woman's Political Union Hundreds of Publications in Minne sand. The ne^rs spread the next day International Falls* Minn. fluttered from hundreds of automobiles sota Perform Constructive-Work or two that Hartshorn had found gold. from Cape May to the New i.- for the State.- The Rod Man never denied it up to York line, and there were few communities. Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE the time he died, and many Harlemites in the state, even of the Minneapolis. -1— "Newspaper week" still believe there is gold near McGown's smallest, where the voices of feminine has closed... It marked a determined, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON pass—New York Sun. orators were not lifted in the co-ordinated effort on the part of the Office over litis Drug Store streets for the cause. members of the State Editorial association STICKS IN HIS CEMENT BED In this city, on the spot Where the to do some constructive work Phone 11 first settlers hoisted their standards, for Minnesota, and this appeared Vin Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching Pickax Needed to Assist Sleeper to Get nearly 250 years ago, a score or more concrete form in the shape of approximately Up From Soft Spot In Which of women workers spoke without cessation 1,500,000 copies of Minnesota !•. He Lay. .. throughout the day and evejning. papers each of which gave a page DR. J. F. PETERSON Late at night they said daybreak of space to some account of the natural It took a pickax to arouse a citizen would find them still at their wealth, beauties and possibilities DENTIST of this place from his bed. After the post for this 24-hour meeting is not of the state. Office over International pickax had been used there was also to end till the polls open. Hundreds of papers throughout the some strong pulling by friends before State Bank President Wilson's vote for suffrage state joined in making "newspaper he could jump out, for he had slept all Will be cast in Princeton. week" a success. From single pages International Falls, Minn. night in a bed of concrete and it had Any man's guess, or any woman's, the. idea was extended and amplified hardened more or less during the night. was as good as any other's as to how by many publications until entire editions, It was late in the evening, after the the battle would go. many of them of considerable DR. W. J. TAYLOR rest of the people of Bayard had retired, size and particular typographical that the hero of this episode beauty, were evolved. J- Veterinary Physicianand Surgeon ALLIES LAND MEN AT ENOS stumbled toward home. A new cement It Was perhaps the best illustration pavement had just been laid in front Graduate which the state has ever had of the ft H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. D* In of the home of Capt. W. P. Wilgus, and Capture Town on Gulf of Zeros, benefits of concentrated and combined McKillip College, Chicago workmen had been stopped by the Turkish Territory—May Open Mary Ghostley, M. D. effort and means that 7,000,000 readers darkness. Way to Constantinople. have learned more than they ever Office at Koochiching Hotel Our hero did not know of ths pavement Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Mia knew before of the resources and the and landed on it with both feet London, Oct. 19.—The Allies have future of the North Star state. landed, troops at Enos, according to rHINNEY fc CAMPBELL the Messagero at Rome, and seised HEAVY LOG CUT IS SEEN the neighboring Dedehagatch railroad. LAWYERS Enos is on the gulf of Zeros, in Lumbering Companies Say 400,000,000 Over International State Bank Turkish territory, opposite the Gal* Feet Will Be Cut at Various Camps lipoli peninsula, and the railroad International Falls, Minn. —5,000 Workmen Needed. would be needed for operations la Turkey or Bulgaria. Its southern terminus, Duluth. Lumbering and logging Dedehagatch, has been Bulgarian companies here say that more than since the first Balkan war. W. E. LAWRENCE 400,000,000 feet of logs will be cut at Success in this move will enable «the THE REXALL STORE the various camps in St. Louis. Lake, Allies to strike at the heart of Bulgaria Cook, Koochiching and Carlton coun* International Falls, Minn. and stand between the Teutons ties, and that more than 5,000 laborers, and Constantinople should they succeed skilled and unskilled, will be employed inbattering a highway through H. STUBEE at good wages to do the work. Serbia. Loggers say.that should conditions THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING ARCHITECT of the market warrant- it, as they believe they will, there will be more THE WEATHER. and ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. logging hereabouts than in many of Construction Jupurintrnilrnt years, but they art awaiting development Minnesota—Fair and slightly Office over litis Drug Store before making preparations for warmer today tomorrow unset' an extraordinary cut. Preparations International Falls, ,. Minn. tied and colder., are being made, however, for a heavy cut, and camps are being made ready JLm-' 4 DR. GEORGE HOEY •ven now. GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. j5 •, VETERINARY SURGEON Husband Drowned 8aloons Sued. Minneapolis Grain. —and— Minneapolis. Oct. 19.—Wheat, Deeember, Duluth. Mrs. Martha Fest oi 99c May, $1.02% No. 1 northern, Sparta has begun suit 1n the district DENTIST $1.05 No. 2 northern, $1:02 No. 1 fr- ,jfg!f^ durum, 98c No. 3 corn, 68c No. I court of St. Louis county to recover Phone 41 white oats, 34%c barley, malting, Slci $5,000 damages from William Olsen No. 2 rye, 98c No. 1 flax* $1.90 REASONABLE International Falls, Minn. and Mike Giamo, Gilbert Saloonkeepers, km Dulutb Grain. whom she charges with being responsible l-S for the death of her husband, Duluth, Oct. 19.—Wheat, December, IN MISS LYNCH 99c May, $1.03. Aleric Gustave Fest, who was drowned, by selling him liquor. Her South St. Paul Live Stock. ^'graduate of Wesley Conservatory son, aged 4 years, through his mother PRICE THING of Music South St. Paul, Oct. 19.—CattleSteers, is suing the same men for $4,000 for I $3.00® 6.25 cows, $4.25g5.60| the death of his father. It is said that calves, $3.75@10.25 hogs, $8.r~ 8.111 Grand Forks, N. D. Fest with a companion rowed across EFFICIENT sheep and lambs, $5.50@8,00. TEACHER OF MUSIC Ely lake on that day, visited the saloons Chicago Live Stock. of the defendants, became intoxicated Studio, back of the litis IN SERVICE VILLAGES and that on the way back, the Chicago,- Oct. 19.—Hogs—Roceipti Drug Store 22.000 strong, unchanged to 5c above other man stood up in the boat, upsetting Saturday's average bulk, $8.800&85| fe«r-. it, and Fest was drowned..' light, $8.00§8.95 mixed, $8.15@9.00| Residence Phone yv Studio 380 ECONOMICAL heavy, $8.05(3)8.95 rough, 8.05@8.20 .pigs, $5.25@,7.75. Ordination Ceremonies Held. Cattle—Receipts, 15,000 strong nt* jtive beef steers. $6.00@10.50 western Duluth.—Ordination ceremonies tor CITIES OF IN isteers, $6.65@8.76 cows and helfera. three candidates for the ministry and vl $2.85j88.35 calves, $7.750.11.75. cows8.75 '-cdElTcattlE4. etaoln etaoi three-for eldership featured the closing BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING Sheep—Receipts, 17,000: easy weth« exercises of the annual conference OPERATION •rs, $6.00@7.00 lambs, $6.7508.90.•' PRESENTS #1 of the Red River-Valley, Chicago Butter, Bggi and Poultry.- -4 and Minneapolis districts of the Norwegian-Danish WeJ have an endless assortment GUARANTEED Methodist. Episcopal Minneapolis, Oct. 19.—Butter, Cream* s*" of appropriate gifts, ery, extras, 26%» extra firsts 2Sc V, 1 firsts, 24c seconds, 23c dairies, extra representing the newest and firsts, 23c packing stock, 20c, ,p^§ finest products of the Jewelers' Eggs—Candled, free from rots, small Fire Alar dirties and checks out, 27c: current Art. St. Cloud. Normal school girls in receipts, rots out,- case,-$7.35 checks r. and seconds, doz„ 15c dirties, dos. 16e Wedding rings,^ beautiful night attire were all that the fire department No. 1 Refrigerator, candled doz. Sic. found when called to. Law* diamonds, Sparkling jewels, Live, Poultry—Turkeys, fat, 10 lbs. and over, 14c thin, -small 9c erlpplad fence hall, the school dorpiitory, on a Watches, Unique silverware, Jpr and culls, unsalable roosters 9C hens V* ise alarm. The alarm' had been sent Sterling Novelties, Rich- cut 4 pounds, &nd over ll%c 3 to 4 lbs, ., it was later ascertained, by a practical 19#llc under 3 lbs, 8c Reese fat, 10c Glass, Clocks, Etc. _lgf||/ ducks, 11c springs, lb. 12^0. joker pipr $4i Grain Yields Satisfactory. .. aif^ f&* NELSON'SgS- PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO Uwdry Star* Crookston. In spite of excessivi Hastings Has Live 8tock 8how. International Falb, Mfaa. rainfall and frosts, the 1915 report oi Hastings.—'The Initial iig live stock grain yields at the northwest expert* •how for Hastings and vicinity opened K' Bent farm, two miles north of Oroofe in a tent on West Second street ms/:- •ton, is considered highly satisfactory. and is proving a great success, attractIng Sfc5t.v, I Abstracts and titles to"all property I1! large crowds of stockmen and visitors. This is the fifth year of Superinten I 'atentee in Koochiching county fur-, dent C. O. Selrig's supervision. Professor The exhibits of swine, blooded Contractor and Builder cattle and horses would be hard tq F. L. Kennard, station agron* nished on short notice by the Om^st, in oo^peiiation with N. Q. surpass, Prof. R. C. Pollock, ^county MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL FALLS Kdochichi^g county-Abstract Co. !ln, fleid foremaii. cairrlsd oA ttui 191| •gent, and "Plx)^JL^ HcPhdeters, official abstractors, International flot and iisldi #«rk teatirsoiac 918 tostructor" of agriouitiire In oaf igfr Falls*. |iinn.*Tr-AdvV-^^^