The coins ache for freedom.".. -.They exert an influence over you to be put into circulation. .No rt* "7 \£v '.C~/" $8 temptation to spend needlessly when the money is iAmferican *21 8 he an in re S a a a it *, Dentist Washington.—"The historically important A Office over Holler's Confectionery rig discovery of gold in California whatever surplus you have—even a dollar will open was made in January, 1848, at John International Falls, Minn Sutter's mill on South Fork of Amarican an account. Don't allow your money to work you 4yjtieaii^r river, near Coloma, a point only ten or-fifteen miles southwest of the :and make it work for you, this is theway others get ahead. W} GEO. S. LANGLAND town of Auburn," says a statement by is in LAWYER 3In the geological survey. & "i*rom 1850 to 1853 the greatest litis Block on yield was derived front the gravels, FIRST NATIONAL BANK 4th Ave.-,., ... lachi and the largest annual output for .International Falls, Minn. this period was more than $65,000,000 International Falls, Minn. in 1852. There was some reaction in J.854, due to previo.us wild speculation, F. J. McPARTLIN but a production of about $50,000,000 a eight celumn capacity (rear, chiefly from placer mines, was Lavoter jnaintained up to 1861.. Office over International "At first the gold was won chiefly State Bank from the gravels along the present streams. Those who, first got possession ^International Falls, Minn. of the rich bars on American, Northern Minnesota Hospital Yuba, Feather and Stanislaus rivers 88100 and some of the smaller streams in G.F. SWINNERTON M. D.,C.M. Miss Teresa Granda Pezet Is an interesting the heart of the gold region made at Physician and Surgeon addition from the diplomatic times from $1,000 to $5,000 a' day. In Eyes examined and glasses fitted. circle to tfee list of debutantes in 1848 $500 to $700 a day was not unusual Washington society this winter. Miss luck but, on the other hand, •r„ Office over Empress F. O. B. Maywood, 111. Granda is spending the winter at the the income of the great majority of 1-,.' Theatre Peruvian legation with her uncle and miners was far less than that of men International Falls, Minn. Sold on one year's aunt, the minister from Peru and fttme. who seriously devoted themselves to Pezet. trade or even to common labor. "The gold pan, the 'rocker,' the credit or v3 per cent DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE 'torn,' the sluice and the hydraulic CANT PROVE HE IS DEAD giant, or 'monitor,' named in the order 1 Physician and Surgeon discount for cash. of increasing efficiency, were the tools Office over litis Drug Store Will of a Man Who Has Been Missing successively used by the miners. Into Twenty-One Years, Offered Phone 11 the 'rocker' and the 'torn' the miner for Probate. Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching shoveled gravel or 'dirt,' rocking the 9 machine as he poured in water and Denver.—For the first time in the MAIL COUPON TODAY catching the gold, often with the aid history of the Denver county court of quicksilver, on riffles set across the DR. J. F. PETERSON the will of a man of whose d.eath there, bottom of his box. Sometimes a stream is no record has been lodged with Dentist was diverted into a flume to lay bare the clerk of the court. It may become Office over International the gravel in its bed so that the miner necessary to have the maker, American Can Company could get at it. State Bank George T. Sheets, declared legally "In. sluicing, the gravel was shoveled Chicago, 111. International Falls, Minn. dead before the instrument is offered into a similar but much longer for probate. R. H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. D. Please send booklet descriptive box through which a stream of water Sheets, a contractor, made the will was allowed to run. Mary C. Ghostley, M. D. of American Adding and in 1893. He was then seventy-two PHINNEY & CAMPBELL "The hydraulic giant was employed years old. A year later, he disappeared. to wash into long riffle-set sluices immense Listing Machine. Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Mia LAWYERS The family did not know of quantities of gravel, especially Over International State the existence of the will until a few from the higher (Tertiary) deposits, days ago, when Attorney Edwin Parke Bank much of which was too lean to. work discovered the document in his safe. International Falls, Minn. out by hand. Water was brought for Name Parke turned it over to the clerk of many miies in ditches and flumes from the court. the high Sierra and conducted under SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Address great head to a nozzle, from which it W. E. LAWRENCE MORE JOBS THAN CHEMISTS was projected with tremendous force Clipped from INTERNATIONAL. FALLS PRESS against the gravel. THE REXALL STORE "It was the vast quantity of refuse Scarcity of Engineers Shdwn at Columbia University Since Outbreak washed into the streams by these hydraulic International Falls, Minn. operations that brought about of War. the conflict between ^mining and agricultural New York.—Since the outbreak of interests, finally decided in S E E the war and the resulting increase in favor of the farmers." '•Ejf- chemical projects in this country the 99 Architect and Superintendent of demand for chemical -engineers has BIG HAUL FOR "CRIPPLE" Construction grown so rapidly that the companies are finding it difficult to fill the many Office over litis Drug Store This Beggar Kept Record of Receipt* places that are now open. International Falls,' Minn. —Gives Police Hard Indication of this was given at Columbia Battle. INCINERATOR university when Dean Friederick A. Goetze of the graduate engineering Allentown, Pa.—William Newbe^ker, school reported that he had a perfectly healthy man, who can —Get The received a c'all from a mining company twist his arms so that he looks crippled, CO. FALLS DECORATING for several chemical engineers THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING did such a prosperous business To familiar with the iron and steel industry, do your Painting, Paperio| begging in Allentown that he went on but that he has been unable ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. and Decorating. We sell a spree and he was locked up, giving to find any of the recent graduates the bluecoats a fight before they landed •jt\ WALL-PAPER and PAINTS who were not already well placed. him in a cell. Marvin Building a At court it was found out that he 4th Street and 5th Ave. IS LONELIEST OF PUPILS had a roll of several hundred dollars. Phone 182 1 Newbecker, who covers the entire Missouri Youth Has School and Teacher East, kept a book showing his daily All to Himself—Sports receipts. His best day here brought Are Eschewed. $14.50, and the average for some time past was $10 a day. He was fined $5 BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING Chillicothe, Mo —Livingstone county for drunkenness and told to leave PRESENTS has the smallest possible school in Allentown. the world—it has just one pupil. But, We have an endless assortment despite the small enrollment, it keeps REASONABLE NO NEW JOBS AT PANAMA of appropriate gifts, grinding steadily away, confining its representing the newest and activities principally to the text books Canal Office Warns Unemployed Not, IN finest products of the Jewelers' and eschewing football and other to Seek Work at Art. forms of athletics. Isthmus.. i. Wedding rings, beautiful The school in question is in district PRICE THING No. 2 in Medicine township and Miss diamonds, Sparkling jewels, Washington.—The blockade of the Mary Phillips is the teacher. The list Watches, Unique silverware, Panama canal by earth "slides has not of matriculants has not been published. EFFICIENT Sterling Novelties, Rkh cut created new work for Americans in When the term began five GlasClocks, Etc. the Canal Zone, and the canal office weeks ago, it was anticipated" that a here issued a statement-in an effort VILLAGES IN SERVICE number of children would enroll, but to counteract published reports whicji N E S O N S only this one boy came, so the teacher have drawn man' Americans to the Jewelry Store started in with the course, isthmus in searca of employment.^, International Falls. Minn. ECONOMICAL "General Goethals indicates," the CHILD SMOTHERS IN COTTON statement says, "that the number of CITIES OF IN men continually being laid off on account of reduction of force is in excess Little Oklahoma Hole in Pile Girl Digs and Then Accidentally of the vacancies which were temporarily otel OPERATION In. created by the work on the slides, Tumbles and the influx of men looking for employment Guthrie, Okla.—The nine-year-old on the isthmus is entirely unwarranted." 0* /5/9-E. FIFTH ST. GUARANTEED daughter of Paul Richey,. a farmer living ST PAUL, M/NN. near Prague, thirty "miles, east of OPPOSITE C/TY HALL EUROPEAN PLAN .here, was-"drowned" in a pile of cotton They. Rescued "Tige." .: MODERN in her father's field. "Huntington, Ind.^-A dog belonging ^fcOCAIWIM HEART OF IUSINCS4 DISTRICT When the little girl was missed, her to William Wilcox, living west of Andrews,-followed AT ESi Room* with dttached bath and thowtrbfttb— parents Started out to search for her. a coon Into a ten-inch Om person 75c. $1.00 and II.SO p«r d*y Her father finally saw her shoes on til© ditch recently. Hunters spent Two persons in same room. M)c extra. top of the huge mound of cotton, and hours in trying.to call the dog back, M8 with private batha.and toHtU—person $1.50 and 12.00 per day closer examination disclosed her body but got no response. The owners dug persons in same' room. $1.00 extra. buried, head first, in the fluffy mass. up the ditch at several places and p»$l0l'€iid tot colortd Mofltrt. She evidently had dug a hole in the finally located Tige forty rods .from Wt AIM TO PLEASE pile and then .accidentally fallen into the opening and in an. eight-inch side It, the loose cotton packing about her ditch. The dog was exhausted, but' PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO Still alive. and smothering her. V* G. A. OVESON WANTED All. Anti-Girl Club Formed. Burned Tommy and Kendallville, Ind.—Thirty-five young Appleton, Wis.—Desiring to see a Young Man to bachelors of this city have organized tomcat burn, a seven-year-old boy living the "Anti-Girl" club." 5To be caught Patentee Learn on the outsorts set fire to the 7 takings a young woman to a theater, animal, the aftermath being the destruction Watchmaking Omtractor and Builder dance Or other Social function, or of a carpenter shop. The 1 W. F. A.WOODCOOK :MINNESOTA 4 INTERNATIONAL FALLS, home from church, or even to ma^e blazing fur of the feline communicated MANKATO, MINN. asocial call, will cost the member $5. to shavings in the building* and the 322 ST ATE ST. The "high cost of entertainment" is structure was converted Into Uhtt given as the cause for organizing. iriUiin a tew minutes. M\ •fe-i •M