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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

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A MODEL TEACHER FATHER HAS A MOTOR GIRL HANGS TO ROOF OF SIR ROGER CASEMENT. Worth Careful Thought DRIVEN BABY CARRIAGE AUTO BY HER NECK CHAIN When Twine Came Along He Aeked Leader of Irish Rebellion Father, Who Was Driving, Finds Hop Must Be Stylish as Well as Pretty, For Licence, Which Was Do you read the label to know whether Is Sentenced to Death. Unconscious and Effects Her Granted. Release. Says Principal. your baking powder is made from cream of tartar or, on the other hand, from alum Olympia, Wash.—A man in Vancouver Waverly. Kan.—Miss Dorothea Bob' 8, has a motor driven baby carriage ICHAB0D CRANE TYPE EXTINCT or phosphate erts. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. and has applied to the secretary of Roberts of Waverly, met with a very state for a license to operate it. He unusual and peculiar accident which Royal Baking Powder is made from Brains, Beauty, Charm, Magnetism, almost cost her life. wrote as follows: cream of tartar, derived from grapes, and Attractiveness, Poise and an Overdose With her father she was riding Jn "A short time ago I took out a li of Common Sense Are General their car, the girl in the rear seat, the cense for a motor attachment for a bi adds to the food only wholesome qualities. father in the front seat, driving. Attributee For a Modern Instructor, cycle, and now I want to transfer that In passing over a culvert at good P. M. Fisher of Oakland, Cal., Thinks. motor to a baby carriage that I pur speed the girl was thrown against the Other baking powders contain alum or chased when twins were born into my Oakland, Cal.—"There goes a schoolmarm. top of the automobile and a strong family May I do this without taking phosphate, both of mineral origin, and You can tell them by their chain which she wore about her necfe out a new license?" caught over one of the bows in the top, used as substitutes for cream of tartar dowdy dress and their prim manner.'' —t I. M. Howell, secretary of state, in "Oh, can you. though?" asks Princi ^ere s^e bung until the father noticed his reply to the proud though anxious because of their cheapness. rv that shA fnilarl tA anoTTAii hie that she failed to answer his remarks, father replied that the transfer would pal P. M. Fisher of the Oakland Tech When, he looked around he found her be allowed. nical high school, who has drawn up unconscious hanging to the top of the Never sacrifice quality and healthfullness the plans and measurements of the automobile. ROBBED BY BANDITS, ideal teacher and declares that more for low price. what He stopped immediately and did and. more of them are conforming to he could, but she was unconscious fot 9 BDT HE WINS BRIDE the standard. He has named the requirements I several hours. Her mouth was full of ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. necessary for the success blood caused from the choking of the chain. She is on the road to recovery. New York ful pedagogue, and those who are deficient can spend their vacations in And Then Couple Adopt Child Who BEGGAR PRODUCES MISSIN6 catching up. Brains, beauty, charm, magnetism, Sir I^oger Casement has been found Was About to Become attractiveness, poise and an overdose ARM HITS POLICEMAN guilty of treason in a London court an Orphan. of common sense are the general attributes. and sentenced to death. sons, ageu nine ana eleven years, lost The old type of teacher is Sir Roger received the sentence T^ith extinct, he says. their lives in a swollen creek near the utmost composure and smiled at IHQMAS FRANKSON. Montevideo. Recent rains had made "The day of the Ichabod Crane type Surprised Live Oak, Cal.—Starting out from Seattle, Patrolman Recovers friends in the courtroom. the little creek a rushing torrent. The of teacher is gone," said Principal bent on an auto trip that would The ending of the historic trial and Puts Husky Fugitive Under Fisher to his teachers. "The time boys were crossing on a small plan, came shortly before 4 o'clock, when include Yosemite valley, Harold Fitzgerald, when the lame, the halt and the blind bridge and fell into the stream and Must Defend Right to Remain the jury, which had been out less than Arrest After Fight. a lumber dealer, met in four were naturally elected as the custodians the mother was drowned in an attempt on Republican State Ticket. an hour, brought in its verdict against weeks' travel some thrilling adven of the desk and the wielders of the to rescue them. the Irish knight, accused of bringing tures. birch is also passed. Today the teach James Lawther, Red Wing capitalist, San Francisco.—When is a one round about the recent Irish revolution. er is more likely to look like a fashion Fitzgerald began his trip alone, but whose benefactions public and private beggar not a one armed beggar? Patrolman An appeal from the verdict was model than like a frump. She has no he is taking on passengers and may be have been many, is dead at his John J. Mullin learned the an* taken by Sir Roger's attorneys. narrow views, no old maid ways. She estate in Ireland. He was reputed to overcrowded before he is ready for the swer when he went to the Hospital. is brought into contact with many be worth more than $1,000,000, having homebound journey. Mullin caught Russell Head, who FOR PEACE, sides of life and to qualify she must become wealthy through investment says he is a waiter, begging alms oq Here are a few episodes in Fitzgerald's feel and understand. She must be su in Red Wing and Goodhue county Market street, near O* Farreli. One search for thrills as related when perior not only meu tally, but morally realty. He had crossed the ocean DECLARES PRESIDENT sleeve of the alms seeker's coat was he stopped at Live Oak to take on gas and physically as well. She must be fifty times, but has resided in Ireland empty, and the arrest caused murmurs oline. a well poised expert, human and efficient." since 1911. of sympathy for the woebegone beggar, When near Kalama, Wash., he was A plea for the voluntary exclusion New York July 1.—President Wilson to well from the lips of passers by. held up by two highwaymen and re In the scale in which Principal Fisher from Minnesota of importations of Mullin took Head to a nearby patrol made it plain in his speech at the lieved of a rifle and $40. The road would weigh the prospective teacher box. white pine, currant and gooseberry New York Press club banquet he will agents got into the car and rode sixty personally would have to outbalance plantings from other states has been With bewildering prestidigitation not countenance a war with Mexico miles, thanking him for his courtesy education. It is also as important that Head produced a second solid, substantial directed to all Minnesota nurserymen until there is no other alternative for and sportsmanlike spirit, as they left she be well formed as well informed. arm from under his coat At the by F. L. Washburn, state entomologist. to strike off into the hills. "No teacher needs to be a Venus settling the border troubles. end of the "new" arm was attached a The reason is the menace of the A few miles out from Salem. Fitzger neither should she dress like a dress Again he declared he is ready to fist which resembled a ham. Before white pine blister, prevalent in some aid came upon an auto going north. In model," the principal elucidated, "but sacrifice his own political fortunes to Mullin could recover from his astonishment .sections of the country but so far extremely the party was Miss Jeannette Draper, she must be Wholesome and pleasant carry out his convictions as to what Head leaned his fist against rare in this state. daughter of John Draper, driver of the to look at, and her dress should be both the former's jaw, and Mullin fell to would be the just course to pursue in James Myron of Duluth, special deputy car. It was love at first sight. Fitz becoming and businesslike without being the pavement. the situation. sheriff, and Thomas Ladvala, a designed especially to attract notice gerald discovered that it was neces The president's audience, composed Head ran away from there, with Mullin bystander, were killed and Deputy on its own account. sary for him to return as far as Salem in hot pursuit A brisk battle followed, of newspaper men, state and municipal Sheriff Schubisky of Duluth seriously "But that is not all. Though she have It was a whirlwind courtship that in during which Head seized the political leaders and others prominent injured, while Joe Orlendich, Philip the beauty of Helen of Troy, the style four days ended in Miss Draper becoming patrolman's third finger of the right in public life, signified their endorsement •Masonovich, Joe Cernogor and Joe of Gaby des Lys, the brain of Mme. de Mrs. Fitzgerald. Father and hand in his mouth and nearly bit it off. of his position by repeated outbursts Meekich, striking miners, were slightly Stael, still she would not qualify 100 mother continued north, bride and Head is now in the city prison, charged of applause. injured in a battle between the per cent unless she had a voice tuneful bridegroom coming south. with begging and resisting a police, The president dwelt also on his efforts strikers and deputy sheriffs at the as a thrush, soothing as the lapping of While crossing the Siskiyou range man, and Mullin is in the hospital witt} to serve the whole people, thousands Chicago mine location at Biwabik. summer waters on a sandy beach. Thomas C. Frankson of St. Paul the Fitzgeralds came upon an old a lacerated finger. of whom, he said, are appealing "The voice should be free from all spent too much mopQv to win the Republican mountaineer and his four-year-old to him to maintain peace as long as acid qualities, gentle and friendly," in nomi"* "untenant granddaughter. The man told a story REFORESTING SMALL ISLAND, possible.. __ TRY IT ON THE DISK. the opinion of the.Oakland. educator# governor, it sjjf ister ol_ how the child's mother had died, 'gsPjH imtii.i ry--'-inr'r- -tarrriir^i^ri'' '-'-TP'- -e- .. "and In character the teacher "must be Contest begum' and he was leaving for the county seat till 8kull a Plan to Make Habitable More of "ATest That Proves the Human 1916 JULY 1916 neither too insistent nor overstrenuous. oils voters wl .ition to place the little one in an orphan's Hawaiian Group. Good Sounding Box. Her mission is to call out a response to have the, Frank- home. now iVlr. Honolulu.—The reforesting of in her pupils, not to set them on son's nomir An interesting experiment that proves it is charged Mr. The beauty of the child and the pa SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT edge. The driving quality is too often barren Kahoolawe island, in the Hawaiian Frankson spent what a good sounding box the human more than $25,000. thetic story appealed to the newly wedded group, is the proposition the 1 apt to drive diffident natures to the skull is can be performed by any one while $3,500 is the maximum allowed couple. The next day little Mabel the territorial board of agriculture, wall. Instead of drawing them out she by law. who has a disk phonograph, says Electrical Hines was riding in the big auto. She the 5 6 7 Is likely to shut them up like clams. members of which, after a visit to 8 Engineering. 2 3 had found a new father and mother. "As gentle as a nun, yet she must be small islet heretofore designated tig* Stop up both of your ears with cotton The entire secret service force of to begin firm as a soldier. The pupil who tries suitable for settlement, decided as tightly as possible, so that no sound 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 the Great Northern railroad—114 men to get through school by dodging and the work of planting alga robe SOUVENIRS FOR BRIDES. will be heard from the outside. Now —has resigned and the Pinkerton detective fourflushing she must call promptly." trees there. place an ordinary darning needle be 16 17 18 19 agency was placed in charge 21 the 20 22 It is recommended a portion of tween your teeth by biting on it hard, New York Suffragiste Tell Each New of the work on the whole Great Northern island swept by the strong trade winde taking care that the tongue or lips du Wife Power Vote Would Bring. FORTUNE AWAITS TWO GIRLS. system. The walkout followed the 25 27 28 be fenced to prevent depredations by 9 not touch the needle. The latter is important, 23/ New York.—Little American flags resignation of A. G. Ray, chief special the sheep and wild goats. Members of because if either lip or tongue and suffrage buttons were given out at /oO Man Will Leave $70,000 Estate agent. to a board say the introduction of horses touches the needle the sound will be decreased the marriage license bureau to all the Maid and a Clerk. Mrs. Anna Lasher of Virginia ha3 on the island would assist in the distribution considerably. brides of the greater city recently by Chicago—An unusual situation due been granted a second divorce from of seed. For the best results the needle itself New York city suffragists. The dem GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES to the dearth in domestics came to her husband, Edward Lasher. The It is also proposed to construct several should project not more than one or onstration took place just as the sol light recently when the Illinois free couple were married on March 7, 190 -!, large reservoirs to conserve the one and a half inches from the mouth diers were called out to camp, and so Duluth Wheat and Flax. employment office announced that at Motley, this state. They were divorced rainwater that falls so plentifully at For that reason the darning neeJle many of the brides were tearful little man worth $70,000 who is adding $1. Duluth, July 3.—Wheat—On track Jan. 10, 1910, at Brainerd and all times. Algaroba trees planted there should be broken off about one and onehalf war brides, to whom the American 000 a year to his belongings is willing and to arrive, No. 1 hard, $1.12% No. about a year later they were remarried ten years ago have reached a substantial inches from its sharp point. It flags presented by the suffragists were to give his fortune at the death of him 1 Northern, $1.11% No. 2 Northern. at Moorhead. growth. goes without saying that the sharp peculiarly appropriate. With the flags self and his wife to two girls, one a do $1.05% @1.08%. Flax—On track and Matt J. Ring, Minnesota's tallest soldier point should project out of the mouth, and buttons each bride received a box mestic and another a clerk. If he can to arrive. $1.80. in the Spanish-American war, is while the broken off end should be in-' COLORS EMPLOYED ON FARM. of wedding cake tied with suffrage rib find them. dead at his home in Park Falls, Wis. side the mouth. bon and a bride's leaflet advising each St. Paul Grain. He wants a girl, preferably of Swedish He was a member of Company H, Now start an ordinary disk phonograph new wife of the power she might gaiu Barnhart Tells How He Made the St. Paul, July 3. Wheat No. 1 or German descent, for genera! Thirteenth Minnesota. He enlisted at and carefully press down upon for husband and children if she had Whole Place Yellow and White. Northern, $1.07%@1.12% No. 2 housework and another for clerking in the age of seventeen and at that time the record with the needle's point held the vote. his store, which is in a town of 2,000 Reading, Pa.—Henry A. Barnhart Northern, $1.04%@1.07% No. 2 Montana was 6 feet 7 inches tall and was known at the same angle as the reproducer's The leaflet told of the good laws wo sixty miles from Chicago. He will pay of Indiana told the committee of the hard, $1.01%@1.03% corn, 76% as the "Minnesota Baby." needle is held ordinarily. As soon as men have helped to gain in the twelve the girls $2 a week, with board and state board of agriculture, in session @77%c oats, 361/4@36%c barley, 64 the needle touches the record with sufficient suffrage states for the protection of Five hundred striking miners gathered lodging, while he or his wife live. here, of his efforts in behalf of the @73c rye, 94@95c flax, $1.80%. pressure the inside of the head before the city jail at Eveleth men, women and children. It ended artistic side of farming. will be filled immediately with music with an appeal to every bride to join and threatened to break in and release He illustrated this by citing that his Minneapolis Grain. exceedingly loud and clear. the suffrage movement, which is endeavoring DROWNS IN SET TUB. seven prisoners who had been arrested big barns and outbuildings are all Minneapolis, July 3.—Wheat—July, to "extend the wife and for carrying concealed weapons in painted yellow, with white trimmings $1.07% Sept., $1.09% Dec., $1.10%. maintaining a picket line. After the mother influence throughout the state." Brignoli In a Temper. Despondent Over Illness, He Commits the farmhouse is painted white, with Cash close on track: No. 1 hard, $1.13% Chief Scully entered heartily into the police made a few arrests of ringleaders Suicide In Novel Manner. On one occasion Bianchi, the noted yellow trimmings the cattle have the No. 1 Northern, $1.08%@1.10% plans of the suffragists and permitted the mob dispersed. teacher, went on the stage to see Brignoli, New Britain, Conn.—In a fit of despondency same yellow color, because they are No. 2 Northern, $1.04%@1.07% No. 3 them to trim up the marriage chapel in the famous singer, whom he arising out of illness with Guernseys not a horse is used except Roy Manley, a member of the Minnesota Northern, 97%c@$1.04% No. 3 yellow the municipal bureau with yellow flow found pacing up and down like a madman, OQ he is yellow and has a white mark Boat club of St. Paul, was alcoholic gastritis, Ricard Sederval, corn, 76%@77%c No. 3 white ers. humming over his part. his head and white feet The shepherd drowned in the Mississippi river when aged twenty-seven years, committed oats, 36%@37%c flax, $1.81. "Why, Brig, what Is the matter with dog is yellow, with a white band he lost his balance on one of the runways suicide by drowning. He lay across you? Are you nervous?" he asked. Hiram Also Keeps His Prize Despite around his neck there are yellow coU to the club dock and fell into set tubs in the cellar of his brother's Chicago Grain and Provisions. "Yes, I am nervous," was the reply State Game Wardens. ored chickens, yellow colored squirrels, the water. In his death struggle Manley home at 102 Llnwood street and held as he walked harder and faster thmi Chicago, July 3.—Wheat—July, $1.03% the place being known as the "Color almost carried down with him Appleton, Wis.—Riding a fish and his head under water until he died. ever. Sept., $1.05% Dec., $1.08%. Scheme Farm of Indiana." killing it is not catching it Such is the After returning home he put up a James Wray, the club coach. Corn—July, 75%c Sept.,, 73%c Dec., "But, Brig, you ought not to be nervous. decision of the state game wardens in pair of horses in the barn and then Carlo Tresca, strike leader on the I've heard you sing the part 200 61%c. Oats—July, 38%c Sept., 38c the case of Hiram Beveridge. BORN WITH EIGHT TEETH. went into the cellar of the house. He Mesabi range, has been arrested on a times. I '•heard you sing it thirty Dec., 40%c. Pork—July, $25.42% The water in the Fox river has been was found fifteen minutes later by his charge of criminal libel for allowing years ago." Sept., $24.85. Butter—Creameries, 25 a low of late, and Hiram saw a six foot sister-in-law. When the police arrived Baby Also Brought Into World Suf­ the red banner, "Murdered by Oliver @27%c. Eggs—20@22%c. Poultry— "Thirty years ago! Who are you sturgeon in a shallow pool below the at the house they found Sederval's ficient Quantity of Hair. Gunmen," to be carried at the head of Springs, 24@26c fowls, 16%c. that should know so much?" John street dam. He tried to catch it with helper holding the dead man's head Pittsburgh.—A baby boy born the funeral procession of John Alar, a "Who am I? You know who I am, by the tail, but failed. Then he jumped out of the water. eight teeth and Samsonian locks has striking miner who was killed in a and I know who you are." South St. Paul Live Stock. and landed on its back. It was worse The the attention of all Undercliff. clash with mine guards at Virginia. "Very well you know what I am, South St. Paul, July 4. Cattle— than riding a bucking broncho, but he boy has been named Alvin Leroy King Louis W. Hill has been named administrator Woman Chokes Rats. but I am sure you do not know what Receipts, 100 steers, $6.00@10.50 seized a stone when the fish was floundering Leroy and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. of the estate of his father, Atchison, Kan.—When Mrs. T. E. you are, and if you wish I will tell cows and heifers, $5.00@8.00 calves, in shallow water and beat it to King. Garvey of this city discovered six full the late James J. Hill, by Probate you. You are a fool!" $5.50@11.00 stockers and feeders, $4.75@7.75. death. 4 When the baby opened his mouth for grown rats in a barrel of chick feed Judge Bazille of Ramsey county. The Hogs—Receipts, 900 range, Hiram's knees were scraped raw and his first lusty yell the nurse was surprised UNHURT IN LONG FALL. she did not scream and run, as most action was on petition of Mrs. Mary $9.35@9.60. Sheep—Receipts, 100 his legs cut, but he got seventy pounds to see four teeth each in upper T. Hill, the widow, and the eight other women would do, but grabbed them by lambs, $5.00@9.00 wethers, $5.00 @7.00 of fish and furnished the basis for a and lower jaws. The child's head was the neck, one by one, and choked them heirs, who signed a waiver of bond. Metal Worker Dropped Seven Stories ewes, $2.50@6.75. new legal decision to ring down the covered with black hair. Ever since to death. There was a canvas covering The court fixed the bond at $200,000.. and Then Got Up to Walk. ages. the King home has been an attraction on the barrel, and it had a small hole San Francisco.—Bryant J. O'Connor, Upstate editors, their wives and invited Chicago Live Stock., for mothers, fathers and children calliner In the center. The rats were choked as a metal worker, fell seven stories to Sentenced to Attend Church. friends- from other sections of to see the baby. Chicago, July 3.—Cattle—Receipts, they emerged from the hole in the canvas. the pavement recently from a scaffold Gallon, O. Mayor Biehl recently Minnesota will visit the Chippewa Indians 200 steers, $7.50@11.25 cows and t5ioomingaaie. Ind.—William B. Leonard on a San Francisco office building and sentenced Sylvester Shade, found Aug. 5 and 6, auto through the heifers, $3.75@9.85 calves, $8.50@11.75. has inserted a notice in the newspapers surprised horrified spectators by rising guilty of stealing two dollars' worth Minnesota forest reserve and participate Bellefontaine. O.—i'ersons living in Hogs—Receipts, 8,000 light, $9.50@10.00 requesting his friends and and attempting to Avalk away. of brass from a traction company, to in an old fashioned basket picnic, Bellefontaine believe they have originated mixed, $9.50 @10.05 heavy, neighbors not to harm his pet Kansas He was restrained and taken to an three years in the workhouse and a when the annual outing of the Northern something new for evening automobile $9.45@10.10 rough, $9.45g9.60 pigs, jack rabbit The rabbit has the run of emergency hospital, where an examination fine of $50, but remitted the sentence Minnesota Editorial association -is rides. They are carrying small $7.75@9.40. Sheep—Receipts, 5,000 the Leonard farm, but is so domesticated showed that no bones were broken If Shade keeps cleitn, sober and attends native, $7.25@9.60. phonographs with them in their cars held at Cass Lake. sleep $6.90@7.90 lambs, that It returns at night to and that O'Connor's injuries were con'noJ and church at least once a Sunday. Mrs. Andrew Anderson and her two enjoying music as they ride. In the kitchen. minor bruises and scratehasL