v-Cl*i ji' --'V-f -*&rftr & ,f w^F r- s' *V/-' -v^'1 *. -rw^ ., vT 1 $\ INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS HUGHES PITILESS ON PROFESSIONAL CARDS i,E KEPT US COT THE OOOO UUPQE OVERHEARS THE GARDENERS CONVEHSATIOH- Ui ON CAMPAIGN ty HECK,IDOHT MINDGRUftBlN* JOHN H. BROWN SAME HERE. ITS RICH TOBACCO.CUT E I OUT GRASS ALL DAN IF I FINE, SEASONED WITH SALT. SO A O W A Iju HAVE SOME W-B CUT TOBACCO. LITTLE CHEW SATISFIES, Attorney at Law Office in the litis Block In His Mind and on His Tongue Disingenuous to Boast That lt Wives of Wilson Supporters International Falls, Minn. More Than Any Other Single Through Any Act of Wilson Will Take Stump For Problem With Which Mr. We Are Out of the European Gov. Hughes. DR. H. IHRIG Wilson Has Paltered. Contest. Dentist DIVERTING CAMPAIGN PHASE Office over Holler's Confectionery CRAZY CHAPTER OF BLUNDERS RATHER SHOULD BE BLAMED International Falls, Minn. Washington.—Families are being divided FOR MEXICAN BELLIGERENCY by the present political issues. No One Can Hear Him Speak Without Here are a few examples. J. A. H. IT GEO. S. LANGLAND Seeing the Reality of His Indignation Hopkins of New Jersey is treasurer During the Present Administration Over the Heartless Policy of MAKES a hard-working man glad to have of the Progressive (genuine) national LAWYER We Have Seized a Mexican Port and the Democratic Administration committee, and has announced that a dime's worth of W-B CUT Chewing in Sent Our Entire Army and Militia In litis Block on Toward American Men, Women and he personally favors the re-election of his pocket. A small chew is going to keep to Fight Mexicans \yhile Armed Wilson. Mrs. Hopkins is a member Children, American Citizens, Soldiers 4th Ave. him tobacco contented and happy along time— Mexican Forces Have Invaded American of the Woman's party and will take and Sailors Along and Across International Falls, Minn. the stump and do all she can to and he saves himself the labor of grinding, spitting. Soil and Fought Battles the Rio Grande. prevent the election of Wilson. Against Our People. It's rich tobacco and pays both ways: finer Gift'ord Pinchot is for Hughes and Soon after Mr. Hughes was nominated in flavor—more satisfying and it saves money. F. J. McPARTLIN all the militarism Hughes and his Sometimes you hear men, sensible a friend said to him: "Governor, backing can secure. Amos Pinchot, men, too, say, "I'm going to vote for Lawyer if the American people forget the Mexican City his. brother, is a member" of the Made by WEYMAN-BRUTQN COMPANY, .50 Union Square, New Yoik Wilson this year because he kept us disgrace they do not deserve to out of war." American Union Against Militarism Office over International have you for President." Quick as a and will support Wilson as the lesser Ask such men a short question. State Bank flash he replied: "The candidate who dwelt upon this question, saying: of two evils. Rep. William Kent of Ask them, "Out of what war?" dodges the Mexican disgrace does not International Falls, Minn. "I deeply deplore, in the name of California is a wild-eyed enthusiast Did Mr. Wilson keep us out of the deserve to be President." He did not for Wilson and is heading a Wilson labor, in the name of justice, in the European War? No. He has himself Pointed Paragraphs from pass around his address of acceptance name of American ideals, the surrender non-partisan league, while Mrs. Kent in a formal address to congress spoken for compliment or criticism in advance Speech ol Acceptance of the Executive and of Congress is a member of the Woman's party G. F. SW1NNERTON M. D,CM. of the European war as "a war of its delivery but the amount and will stump for the defeat of Wilson. to force, instead of permitting reason with which we have nothing to do, a Physician and Surgeon of space he devoted to the Mexican oi Charles £. Hughes to reign. war whose causes do not touch us." disgrace—"that confused chapter of Eyes examined and glasses fitted George Middleton has. allied himself "The measure to which I have alluded How could Mr. Wilson keep us out blunders"—surprised no one who had Office over Empress* with the group* of writers who have It is apparent that we are was not, properly speaking, an' of a war with which we have nothing talked with him since his nomination. announced themselves for Wilson, eight-hour measure. It was a wage shockingly unprepared. Theatre to do and whose causes do not touch It has been in his mind and on his while his wife, Fola La Follette, is one measure. It was a plain proposition us? International Falls, Minn. mind more than any other single problem of the members of the Congressional When we contemplate Industrial for a change in the wage scale. I do Did he keep the rest of the western with which Mr. Wilson has paltered. union who will hold Wilson responsible not speak of the equity of that. That* and commercial conditions, hemisphere out of the European war? To talk with him is to see at once rr,—r"~. for the defeat of the Susan B. we see that we are living in a is a matter to be fairly considered. No independent nation on this side the reality of his indignation over the Anthony amendment. Meredith Nicholson want what is just and right with re-' fool's paradise. DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE of the world Is involved in it the heartless manner in which American is a Wilson supporter, but Mrs. spect to wages. I am for the arbitration only people in it are the colonies of men, women and children, American Physician and Surgeon Nicholson will write and stump Not only have we a host of and the peaceful settlement of European powers and they had no citizens, soldiers and sailors have been resources short of war by which against Wilson on account of his attitude these industrial controversies. We Office over litis Drug Store voice in their fate, for they were automatically abandoned by the Administration along toward the federal suffrage to enforce our just demands, can settle everything in this country at war when their mother Phone 11 and across the Rio Grande, the victims amendment. Mrs. Louis F. Post is a but we shall never promote our if we approach those matters with & governments went to war. Who kept of Mexican armed forces, outfitted Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching peace by being stronger In member of the Woman's Peace party fair and open mind and an examination Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, out of with American ammunition and and an ardent Tolstoyan pacifist. words than in deeds. of the facts. the European war? Did Mr. Wilson? American rifles, Mexicans whom Mr. Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of "'this particular measure shows oft Did Mr. Wilson keep lis out of war Wilson has coddled one day as patriots A We are neither deceived nor labor, is for the Administration's its face that it was legislation in ad-' with Mexico? No. In his term more PHINNEY & CAMPBELL only to chase the next as benumbed by abnormal conditions. "reasonable" program -of preparedness. vance of the investigation, instead bandits. Americans have been killed by Mexicans LAWYERS We know that we are In $ -*:W.,. of investigation in advance of legislation. and more American property has It is apparently the belief of Mr. a critical period, perhaps more It is said that there was in Its been destroyed by Mexicans than by Wilson that the people of the United Over International State POPULAR HUGHES CAMPAIGN critical than any period since favor the judgment of society. The Spaniards during the whole Spanish States are not interested in Mexico. FUND. Bank the Civil War. judgment of society in this country war. In his term we have seized a His defenders have declared that it The plan adopted by Cornelius N. International Falls, Minn,. hag never been passed in favor of leglslation Mexican port and h^ve sent our entire ^vas £n "ohl story and out of d^te." Bliss, Jr., treasurer of the Republican The Administration utterly without knowledge of the equity regular army nnd militia to fight Mexicans. Mr. Hughes has a better opinion of his National Committee, to raise money failed to perform its obvious duty and regardless of the facts of thfii In his tevm Moxicnn armed fellow countrymen. He has proved for the campaign and increase the to secure protection for the ase. There was no judgment of so-, forces have invad- American soil and himself abetter judge of their feelings. force of active workers for the election lives and property of our citizens. '-.iety in favor of the roads which werei W.E. LAWRENCE fought battles against our people within He has made "the Mexican disgrace" of Charles Evans Hughes to the It is most unworthy to excepted from its provisions. If there I our boundaries. a foremost issue of his campaign. He presidency has peculiar merit. Mr. slur those who have investments was a judgment of society, why not ap» THE REXALL STORE President Taft w«*nt through two has assailed the record of the Administration Bliss asks every one who favors the In Mexico In order to escape a ply the rule to electric or other kinds Mexican revolution's during his term, in that respect in almost election of Mr. Hughes and wishes him condemnation for the non-performance International Falls, Minn. of roads or roads less than 100 miles the revolution acrninst Diaz and the every speech he has made. He has never to have the support of a Republican of this duty. in length? I say, away with such pre-' revolution a.irnin^t ?f*dero. American failed to strike a responsive chord Senate and House to contribute $10 tense! It was a surrender to force In* live?? were safe in Mexico during that in the hearts of hjs audience, whether and become a sustaining member of It Is only through International stead of a clear, candid, faithful' time No Mexicanvcities were' seized' speaking in Carnegie Hall, New York, DR. E. A. THOMPSON the Republican party. All such will co-operation giving a reasonable framed examination of the facts, and! by Americans and no armed* Mexicans from the platform of his train at receive a certificate of membership. assurance of peace that we then action in accordance with Ameri*' E N I S invaded the United States while Mr. Grand Forks, North Dakota, to a vast That the money will prove a good investment may hope for the limitation of can princl es. Taft was in the White House. Yet Mr. audience at Portland, at the Exposition is patent. It will help to secure armaments. "Autocracy represents force tyranny ii":' Phone 345 Taft never thought of asking the at San Diego or in the prairie for the country a more efficient represents force. Democracy rep* Over litis' Drug Store American people to vote for hin because states of the Middle West. He has refuted We have determined to cut administration of our national affairs, resents the rule of the common judg-' he kept us out of war with the slander, sometimes heard in out, root and branch, monopolistic International Falls, Minnesota which is necessary if the prosperity ment after discussion, after an oppor* Mexico. He put an embargo on- arms the effete East, that the people of the practices* but we can do and influence of the nation is to continue. tunity to know the facts." so that American weapons would not great West do not care what happens this without hobbling enterprise he sent across the boundary, and he to their fellow citizens in Mexico or or narrowing the scope of legitimate "There are at least 8,000,000 Republicans, NORTHERN MINNESOTA refused to interfere in Mexican affairs. to the flag beyond the border. No achievement. but how many of them have When he left office Mexicans liked man born in the West has a firmer any evidence they are, beyond the consciousness HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Americans and Americans were safe We demand a simple businesslike faith in the fundamental patriotism that they have voted or in Mexico. Since he left office Mexicans and "dominant Americanism" of the budget. will vote the Republican ticket? The hate Americans and Americans people of that action than Mr. work is done by a few and the money Dr. R. H. Monahan ... Phone 223 dare not remain in Mexico. Did Mr. I believe It Is only through a Hughes. He holds them responsible ordinarily is provided by fewer. Mr. Dr. Wilson keep us out of war with Mexico? Elizabeth Monahan Phone 223 responsible budget, proposed by in large measure for the encouragement Bliss' plan offers a cure for that condition. Not if words mean anything. the executive, that we shall and support he received while Dr. Help the cause and get a certificate Mary Ghostly .... Phone 301 Mr. Wilson did not keep us out of avoid financial waste. Governor of New York in his war of membership that will establish Endestine Hospital Phone 79 the European war and he did not keep i*,- upon political graft and political bossism. your party affiliation. It is not us out of war with Mexico. We have had brave words In He thinks they had much to do expected that all the 8,000,000 Republicans a series of notes, but cfespite Out of what war. then? Detroit with conscripting him as the champion will give $10 each, but if a Office over International State Free Press. our protests'the lives of Americans of nationalism in the current campaign. goodly number who can afford it do have been destroyed. Bank—Phone 155. He showed his confidence in so there will be a great many more HUGHES' LABOR RECORD. their practical idealism when he made able to give much more than $10 next International Falls, Minn. When Mr. Gompers, remembering "the Mexican disgrace" an uppermost time because Republican success will only that he is a Democrat and forgetting issue of his campaign. He has been mean to the country in fullest measure that he is a leader of organized vindicated by the response his arraignment preparedness, protection and permanent labor, ventured to assert that Phrases which will NOT occur of the Administration on this prosperity. Mr. Hughes Is unfriendly to labor because in the Wood row Wilson score has everywhere evoked. From j'0 he concurred in the unanimous 4 "V Mr. Hughes is seeing how big the speech of acceptance: Maine to. California "the Mexican disgrace" decision in the Danbury hatters' case, S N A S West is, and the West is seeing how is a sore subject with redblooded- he ventured on very thin ice. The big Mr. Hughes is. It is a happy arrangement. Psychological prosperity. Americans today. But nowhere -v Chicago Tribune promptly reminds Molasses to "catch flies. between the oceans are the outrages him that an honest judge must apply S N A S Strict accountability. inflicted in Mexico upon American the law as he thinks it is, not as Friends of Wilson are still trying Too proud to fight. honor, life and property more he thinks it ought to be and asks to explain what he meant by "too Salute the Flag. keenly resented than around the firesides him to tell those who look to him proud to fight." But can they tell us Get Villa. of the great West. Mr. Hughes SPOT CASH ONLY for political advice something about what he meant by "strict accountability?" Butt In. is no stranger to the West. His the record of Mr. Hughes as Gov: straightforward talk on Mexico proves ernor. Read what the Legislative it. Labor News, the official organ of the "Eminent judges," says Colonel Henry rvnr.zs One pint Mason Jars KATION. New York Federation of Labor, said Watterson, "have ever proved disappointing per dozen 35c editorially when Mr. Hughes left the candidates." He is right. He Would Be Firj.t *o Accord to Governor's chair at Albany for his Labor (The tops are worth Alton B. Parker was a big disappoint* HUGHES OR WILSON? All Rights Found Just After place on the supreme court. Here it ment to the Democrats. And so is ROOSEVELT'S ANSWER 25c per dozen). Consideration. is: Charles Evans Hughes.—Toledo Blade. White Crown Jar Caps, "Now that Gov. Hughes has retired "Against Mr. Wilson's combination In his Maine speeches Mr. Hughes Rubbers included, doz 10c from politics and ascended to a place President Wilson appears to have of grace in elocution made it plain that he was not attacking on the highest judicial tribunal in the (Fit any Mason jar) with futility in action against been keenly alive to the expediency labor or the equity of the proposed world, the fact can be acknowledged his record of words unbacked by Of accepting several invitations to These cost 20c per increase of wages for the railroad without hurting anybody's .political deeds or betrayed by deeds, we make speeches In the West. Nobody dozen whol- sale by men. He was simply contending corns that he was the greatest friend see Mr. Hughes' rugged and uncompromising knows any better than he that it will for the all important principle of arbitration the gross. of labor laws that ever occupied the ft take considerable shoveling to fill up CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS. straightforwardness as the right means of settlement Soap, all kinds, by the Governor's chair at Albany. During the holes that have been dug in that of character and action in of such questions. Speaking at his two terms he has signed fifty-six locality by Justice Hughes. r4 box, at What it costs every office he has held. We different places in Maine, Mr. Hughes labor laws, including among them the put the man who thinks and at wholesale today. best labor laws ever enacted in this It was John P. St. John of Kansas, speaks directly, and whose Apples, 1 gallon, 28c or any state. one time Prohibitionist candidate for words have always been made Corn, 1 gallon, ........75c "He also urged the enactment of president of the United States, who good, against the man whose labor laws In hie messages to the Blueberries, 1 gallon, .60c said that Americans vote as they adroit and facile elocution is Thotaai/' Legislature, even going so far as to cheer. If so, there is mighty little Red Raspberries, 1 gaL, 60c used to conceal his plans or his place the demand for a labor law in consolation for the Democratic party want of plans. The next four Sauer Kraut, 3 cans for 25c UNDER. T1& CONTROLS DIRECTION OF ARCHBISHOP IRBLAND one of his messages to an extra session In this campaign, for the Democratic years may well be years of tremendous SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA* of the Legislature. Administration in three years has given national strain. Which "Only 162 labor laws have beet* us nothing to cheer over. On the of the two men do you, the ^nacted in this state since its erection contrary, as Mr. Hughes has said, American people, wish at the in 1777—in 133 years. 0ne-thlr4 uuL' n^n these last three years have been years helm during these four years ,UV! II of these, exceeding In quality all of of humiliation and embarrassment the man who has been actually All] I J1 the others, have been enacted and tried and found wanting, or the 'signed during Gov. Hughes' term of Mr. Wilson says his mind is progressive, .man whose whole career in public three years and nine months." v0 but those who try to follow office is a guarantee of his City Let organized labor take to heart Stamp its progress can never .tell the direction power and good faith? But one RANKED \S AN HONOR SCHOOL BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT what the Chicago Tribune says on» Collegiate Commercial Academic Preparatory it is taking. It is just as likely 'answer is possible and it njust Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training. rhis point: "Mr. Hughes is no. demagogue to be progressing backward as forward. be given by the American people Seven Hundred and Fifty Students From MhrAMi Stamps and no visionary. .He is ja Twenty-Four States Last Year through the election of Charles man of courage and conscience, and TOR njfUSTRATfD CATALOGUE ADDRESS Evans Hughes as President of At Princeton Mr. Wilson used to If labor cannot confide itfe cause«to States."—Roosevelt Very Rev.tt..Moynihan. D. D. President the United confer honors upon D. Ds. He couldn't 8peech. his rock-bottom Americanisip there la in Maine oreak the habit wb»n It came to Dewmng something wrong with its cause/V^AmonHerald. Democrats.