fy j- jf, ». 5gs*js|^& ,^K '*-.'^t"C v*" ^i3ri '?J r/j* i.iwr T4f^riy^i^'ifnB^^4^a£^afe^'»aagS!atau^tf^M^»jag,, INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS lLiNNESOTA THE BREAD, I reation grounds, .private enterBUTTER power. This is precisely the argument AND IRON STATE prise has established hundreds of of the democratic majority I summer resorts on the lakes in in the house committee in (Continued from Page I northern Minnesota, where the I.) urging the approval of Clarke's traveler may find the comforts amendment. Based on the present Qf home combined with the rest- 000,000. The copy of the alleged Nitobe activity, the prediction is made ful quiet of the woods While report is said to have been that the output will show an agriCulture is readily filling th* 1916 stolen from a Japanese official. increase of per cent or more, unsettled portions of the state 25 State department officials state at an advance of 75 cents per be hoped that a large that no offer of or $300,000,000 it is to ton. Should this prove true, the of these forest tracts on f/if of any other amount has been number value of this year's ore output made by Japan for the Philippines. the lake shores may be preserved at the Minnesota mines will be I as recreation grounds for the Officials of the Japanese "iX^re than $110,000,000. people of our state and for our embassy here likewise emphatically The bulk of the Minnesota our visitors. deny the truth of the story. shipments is still coming from Although Japan may not be the Mesaba range, the shipments JAPAN'S ACTIONS able to gain possession of the last year being The THE PHILIPPINES 30,800,000. Philippines immediately, it can Vermilion range shipped 1,541,- (Continued from Page 1.) do much to pave the way for tons and the new Cuyuna 000 their acquisition, peaceful or range 1,120,000 tons. Of seven amendment, the house is against How America's largest cigarette manufacturer otherwise at some later date. iron mines in the United States conference committee The There is abundant evidence that has reached no agreement. has accomplished by "the Impossible" that produced more than 1,000,- Tokio is- maneuvering at this Another disclosure of the reports tons during the year, all but 000 time to promote this ambition. MILD SATISFIES. Producing a cigarette that to the administration concerning oneX were in Minnesota. The Japan is in possession of the Japanese activity when Mahoning mine alone produced Ladrone, Marshall and Caroline CHESTERFIELD It is the Cigarette the Jones bill was under consideration *4,311,940 tons of ore. islands, seized from Germany, relates to the presence The state owns about one2tenth which effectually screen the of several Japanese officials, accompanied of the known ore land in Philippines from the United States. A" by the chief irrigafrom LMOST anybody can make a cup The mild, yet satisfying Chesterfield the state, and of last year's out Japan is pouring its people of coffee. But there are said to ^on engineer of Formosa, on the blend is not the result of happy chance. put, tons came into these islands, establishing 2,436,790 be not over a half-dozen restau­ It is one of the results of our many years upper waters of the Agusan ri- state properties. enterprises and developing their rants in the United States where they of cigarette experience of the heavy It is estimated that this year's *n Mindanao. wv-uua ver resources. Permanent occupation right. know how to make it volume of our purchases of cigarette tobacco output from the state properties Japanese professed to be|apparently is.their intention. of the prestige and advantage will be tons, exceeding sPen"ing a vacation in this re-j When the European war ends Similarly, almost anyone can make a 3,000,000 these enormous purchases give us in securing cigarette. Just roll up some tobacco in a the record output of spoV but the explanation jthe question of the disposition the choicest leaf from the tobacco mote 2,875,982 piece of pure paper—and there you are. tons of ™as regarded with suspicion by fields of the world. 1913. of these islands win in To the landseeker, however,, American authorities, who the peace congress. Japan will There are, perhaps, over 800 brands Chesterfields are an achievement* our agricultural area is of more rePorteci the matter to Washing- swing an jts influence to obtain ©f cigarettes sold in this country today. But not one of them does what Chesterfields interest, and to the casual visitor to^u. permission to hold them. Russia our lakes, streams and forests Japanese activity was so result of the recently ne- do for Chesterfields are MILD A New Thing as a and yet they SATISFY. are a big attraction. In nor- P™"ou?cec* gotiated understanding, will be at for a Cigarette to Do the time that the are a big attraction. In nor- W*n°s themselves became favorable, presumably, to the 1 Some cigarettes may be mild, but they thern Minnesota there are still mecj- The more intelligentJapanese design. a ai don't satisfy. Only one cigarette does QHESTERFIELDS do the one thing large tracts of unimproved land. natlye eaders reached the con-i What stand will great Britain you have always wished a cigarette BOTH—Chesterfield! would satisfy I i^ome of it is government land that Japan had designs]and France take? Will they op- uslon do—they This truly unique cigarette has all subjiect to homestead entry. The uP°.n Jhe islands in the event of.p0se retention of the Pacific is- Smoke them and we believe you will of that refreshing taste delicacy (or state owns land in several coun- deration by the United lands by Japan, such retention eir find that ordinary cigarettes seem by mildness) which any good cigarette must ties which is offered at monthly 5s' enthusiasm for the bejing strategically tinimical to a comparison almost flat. have. Yet, without sacrificing any of sales at a minimum of $5 per a[ am^ndment noticably the best interests of the United this delightful mildness, Chesterfields go Give Chesterfields (20 for 10 cents) acre. The state requires the C°° an'n ln"Uential native cir-jj States in the Pacific, particular- one step further they do more than a trial. We believe you will be glad to taste"—they let payment of only 15 per cent of z. e^'. err^fU5-iW^S the re~| ly so long as the American flag merely "please your 4 learn what they can teach you about you know you've been smoking. They the purchase price at the time of iectl?n °J amendment the aarke flies over the Philippines? cigarette enjoyment. satisfy by the house produced very little ^the sale, giving years' time at Japan, having won Russia to 40 resentment on the part of the low interest on the balance. its side, is now bent upon winning mild/ And yet they're Philippinos. You have been reading here some There is also some unimproved Great Britain to acquiescense rather unusual, almost daring, statements The reports have been anything land held by private parties which in its dream of a Pacific about a cigarette. If Chesterfields but welcome to the ad- empire. Baron Chinda, who has lis offered at moderate prices. A Step Forward were an untried cigarette if we had ,lcl °n' which had beenjserved his nation so well as amhowever, The isnd suitable for agriculture,, in Cigarette Making not been observing their behavior in is being rapidly taken Pr.^s,n£ amendment ibassador in Washington by de- ar other cities—if we did not KNOW that up and the prices advancing. assurances that, if declared |terring the Wilson administra- make good they with smokers, we could \\^E are proud to be the firm that has ,ndef.e"den th/ Philippinos jtion from embarassing Japanese not afford to make these statements to To the tourist, especially at brought about this important new would eallowed to -work out designs on China and by causing you over our signature. this season of the year, the lakes, their Hectin^ assigns on China a development in cigarette enjoyment 'nterfer-Jthe administration to expuree the forests and the public parks 1— out lnterfer-jthe administration to for that is exactly what the Chesterfield 7 But these statements, strong as they ence by Japan or any other for- the Japanese exclusion clause blend is. of Minnesota are an attraction. are, can mean little or nothing to yoa eign power. Consequently the from the immigration bill, has until you have actually smoked your first There is hardly a spot in northern evidence of Japanese activity is This cigarette is an outgrowth of Chesterfield. been promoted to afield of larg Minnesota where some long, earnest effort on the part of this, being carefully suppressed by er endeavor. strewn or lake suitable for fishin^/ the largest cigarette manufacturing concern You will find that your own dealer the administration. The baron has been sent as and camping, cannot be in the United States. has Chesterfields waiting for you. It is apparent that Tokio refor ambassador to the court of St. green forests. b'g gards ther Philippinos unfit in which James, where his principal mission game is plentiful, cover large selfgovernment, that their lib) will be the negotiation of portions of the northern half of wouid eration resuIt in anarch Largest cigarette manufacturer an understanding with Great the state. Here the people from woll,d in the United States as shown and that this condition Britain, siriiilar to that with Russia, by Internal ttcvtuuc reoorta. our cities and people from states furnish Japan a plausible exto giving Japan a free hand in the south of us may come, for cuse t0 assume a burden the the orient and the Pacific. If the rest and recreation in summer United States had laid down Copyright lAggelt 5fyen TobaemoCo., Tort baron succeeds, Japan will be 1916 by A Mm and here they may hunt small Purchase of the Philippines making rapid progress in paving game, deer and moose in the by Japan from the United States the way for the realization ofits proper season in the fall. also, it appears, has been conThe imperial ambition, including, noon will be a college oratorical for special effort during the representative of the national state has done much to sidered in Tokio. The admirrispreserve as many believe, the acquisition contest in theY. W. C. A. auditorium campaign among the four million women's party according to the forever some of the tration has been furnished with ultimately of the Philippine islands. under the auspices of the voters, will take place each communication received from primeval forest which once a copy of a report made to Count Intercollegiate Prohibition association, morning at 8 in the Y. W. C. A. the chairman, Miss Anne Mar- covered a great portion of the Okuma, prime minister of Japan an informal dinner at auditorium and continuing until tin 5 state, and to provide public camp- by Dr. Nitobe, a distinguished Tokio, July 13.—Dispatches to p. m. and the big parade, in the ing and recreation grounds. The professor in the Imperial unilargest the opening hour of the convention We put in spark coil points America stating that Japan has evening. and best known of these versity at Tokio, recommending proper. and guarantee them indefinitely. authorized the construction of state parks is Itasca park, with- that the Japanese government John P. St. John of Kansas Fraternal delegates and ofcial four superdreadnoughts are untrue E. H. Weber, Ranier. 5 18-6 8 will preside at the public mass in which is found the source of offer the United States 600,000,- representatives from various and misleading. meeting to be held Thursday the mighty Mississippi. The yen, about for 000 $300,000,000, organizations will be introduced According to press reports, Special Sunday dinner from statt has acquired, partly by the islands. evening when an address will be from time to time during the 12:30 to 2 p. m. at the International which are contradictory, the given by Professor Charles ScanIan Tant from the federal govern- Administration officials say convention. Included will be a navy has submitted to the finance Club. tf. of the Presbyterian board of it, partly by purchase from they do not believe this report department a repletion program temperance- Rev. Clarence True fate parties, acres of is genuine and express the opin- 22,000 THE to be introduced in the Wilson, of the Methodist Episcopal jst and lake. It has provided ion that it was written, not by Japanese diet involving the expenditure PROPER board of temperance, and 'aj Douglas lodge a home with Dr. Nitobe, but by certain Philthe of 250,000,000 yen in Sumner N. Haynes of Indiana. comforts of the city and the ippino leaders, who caused it to seven years. This program calls Friday will be given over to quiet of the wilderness. Good fall into the hands of American for the construction of three the adopting of the platform and roads now lead to and through authorities for the purpose of superdreadnoughts, two battle WAY the nomination of the candidates the park from several directions, creating the impression that JaHunting cruisers, numerous light cruisers for president and vice president. within the park is pro- pan covets the islands. destroyers and submarines. The Friday evening session hibited and beaver, elk and other However that may be, Dr. The superdreadnoughts completed TO THE will be designated as Candidates' animals, elsewhere almost ex-. Nitobe is the foremost Japanese or now building are the W I N I I E S night and will be presided over tinct, abound here. authority on the Philippines and Fuso, Yamashiro, Ise, Ryuga and by Former National Chairman Ten miles west of Ely the state' sPent several months in the is- Nagato. Charles R. Jones of Illinois. A. i^thiHTis 20,000 acres of forest landi^an^s immediately prior to the ALL STEEL The reported program would (St. Paul and Minneapolis) lit) S. Watkins, 1908-1912 prohibition date borne by the copy of the known as Burntside state forest. fulfill the naval ambition by the 'id candidate for vice president, ELECTRIC alleged report to Count Okuma. Within this forest are 43 lakes. AFTERNOON TRAIN creation of a first line fleet of will give an address introducing The purpose of the report apparently The abundance of fish and game eight superdreadnoughts. LIGHTED the candidate for vice president was to set forth the Lv. Duluth 1:45 P. M. make Burntside forest especially Officials of the navy department iirt and'Eugene W. Chafin, 1908-1912 great desirability of the acquisition Lv. Superior 2:15 P. M. MODERN attractive,for campers, although declined to discuss the program, )L candidate for president, will introduce of the Philippines by Japan. Ar. St. Paul 6:30 P. M. nothing has been done to establish saying the Japanese press no TRAINS the 1916 candidate for It elaborates an exceedingly Ar. Minneapolis 7:10 P. M. permanent accomodation for accounts of it are surmises. ••.* then ingenious argument, made with travelers. the EVENING TRAIN a view to showing that it would DeWitt Hare of Minneapolis NATIONAL CONVENTION Near our northern border is 103 be to the advantage not, only of and Wheeler, S. D., a full blooded DELIGHTFUL OF PROHIBITIONISTS jportion of the state where :io P. M. Lv. Duluth II Japan 'to acquire, but of the Yankton Sioux Indian, is expected •9 ST. CROIX 'canoe is the only practical 11140 P. M. Lv. Superior United States to relinquish the to be sergeant at arms (Continued from page i.) RIVER 6:20 A. M. ^ins of travel. Here are routes Ar. St. Paul islands.*, ""V A. He is a musician, Painter, farmer COUNTRY 7:00 A. M. J^'undreds of miles^.in length, Ar. Minneapolis t^So far as the United States is and baseball pitcher. He is dress by Dr. William Shaw, genE. ^through rockbound streanis and concerned, the argument employed more than six feet tall and Union, election of the national —TICKET OFFICES— lakes, more beautifiil than the is that America could not weighs 220 pounds. t.1 committee and the report of K" Superior: woods and streams of Maine or Duluth: 'it' except by building up a tr£menduous the committee on resolutions, At. Conferences to complete the Ik ft Of4«ir Winter St. the Adirondacks. Superior naval, and military establishments-protect will occupy the Thursday fore At. permanent organization of the IpaMiaf Hotel Block Tow«r .. Wjul? the state has developed the Philippines noon session. Women's National Prohibition SAFETY and COURTESY with your TICKETS '4^, places as permanent rec- from aggression by a first class The events of Thursday afterr federation and inaugurate plans