MMV. V^wSE.-'yf V*^FVJ spj'jr*"' '4T "4 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE SEVEN A NEW BRACINGJEVERAGE HUGHES WINS IN SHOE HOSPITAL. Bentall (soc), 26,306. I Meier (prog, elector), 290. MINNESOTA BY 396 Andrew J. Volstead (rep).21,305 Anderson (pro.), 19,885. Wilson (dem.) 179.157. 9,144 Irve Townsend (dem).... 6,519 Johnson (indust'l labor), 5,476. Benson (soc.), 20,117. E. E. Lobeck (pro.) 11,961 Governor J. A. A. Burnquist Burnquist's plurality, Eighth district— 152,737. Hanly (pro), 7,793. Clarence B, Miller (rep).17,758 8,724 Elected by 152,737, Which Is This is more than double the Reimer (in. labor), 468. Bert N. Wheeler (dem).. 7,621 Twice the Plurality of Any plurality secured by any previous Jules J. Anderson (soc.).. 9,034 In spite of the big increase in Creameries to Take Place of Ninth district— other Governor. candidate for governor of Minnesota. (the vote, the following of the Breweries Father to Totally Halvor Steenerson (rep).25,249 1,634 Carl Swanson (dem.).... S,313 Abstain. minor party candidates fell off, T. A. Thompson (pro)... 4,347 Pluralities exceeding 100,000 Thomas Frankson, who was expected the socialists losing more than Tenth district—• were won by every republican by some to make a comparatively Lowell E. Jepson (rep).. 13,170 7,000 votes. Hughes lacked 10,637 "BOOZE" VS BUTTERMILK Neil Cronin (dem.) 7,148 candidate for state office this poor showing, was elected getting as many votes as A REAL STORY J. G. Soltis (pro.) 5,782 fall, according to complete official lieutenant-governor by Thomas D, Schall (prog).19,696 6 52C Taft and Roosevelt together in returns made public late 110,109. 1912. Wilson gained 72,731 over It is reported from Washington MIDWEST ROADS ORDER Repairing While You Wait yesterday by Julius A. Schmahl, The vote was: his 1912 vote in Minnesota. and Oregon which became secretary of state. NEW EQUIPMENT Frankson (rep.), 213,613. NATHAN NURICK, Proprietor dry states with the advent of the Vote on Congress In spite of the close vote on Thorson (dem.), 103,504. 213 3rd Street new year of 1916, that the people The following is the result of president, candidates on the state The Great Northern railroad Hanson (soc.), 33,628. Next to Boston Lunch. of those two great states are the congressional races in the 10 ticket piled up record votes. yesterday placed an order for Simonson, (pro), 25,667. taking more than usual interest districts of Minnesota: Burnquist Had 152,737 new equipment involving a large in dairy products, and that buttermilk Rines Leads Field The complete vote for governor First district— Plurality. outlay of money. The order includes fermented milks, and Sydney Anderson (rep).. 25,278 11 988 Julius A. Schmahl, for secretary was a follows: 1,000 wooden box cars, H. M. Lamberton (dem.) 13,290 various derivatives of them have tel of state, received the largest Burnquist (rep), 245,853. placed with the Pressure Steel Second district— gained much in popularity as plurality of any candidate with Franklin Ellsworth (rep.) 29,392 Dwyer (dem), 93,115. car company 500 refrigerator 1 5 1 9 I S (Unopposed.) "bracing beverages," and that at ST PAUL,MINN. opposition. He got 261,305 votes cars and 500 automobile cars, Third districtCharles least two large breweries have OPPOSITE CITY A to 84,132 for C. L. Johnson, prohibitionist, R. Davis (rep.) .25,527 15^173 which went to the Haskell-Barker MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN been converted into up-to-date E. F. Kelly. Jr. (dem)... 10,354 sell it, why, in the name of all a plurality of 187,173. Car company. The delivery of Fourth district— creameries. TOCATEITIM HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT that's good and worth living for, Henry Rines, republican, had the cars is promised next summer. Darius F. Reese (rep.).. 11,737 RATESiRooma with detached bath and is it good for us and our children?, We quote from Farm and Fireside shower bath— Carl C. Van Dyke (dem.)..23,516 11,779 no opposition for state treasurer, Herman W. Phillips (soc.) 1,854 On* person lit, $1.00 and 91-80 per day that, "fermented milk is of Two perions in same room. SOe extra. and poled 274,534 votes. H. O. Peterson (in. labor) 1,305 The Burlington road has BOOMS with private bath* and toilets— much higher quality now than You all hear people say that Fifth district— For railroad and warehouse placed an order for 2,000 box cars One person SI.60-and |}.00 per day when its manufauture was first Ernest Lundeen (rep.)... 19,131 7,282 Two pereons in aamrfroom. $1.00 extra. "whiskey won't hurt you if you commissioner the vote was: with the Haskell-Barker company. Madison C. Bowler (dem.) 11,849 Send postal card lot colored blotters. attempted in this country. learn how to use it," but the cemeteries .Thomas E. Latimer (soc) 7,526 Mills (rep.), 202,003. The Omaha has ordered W£ AIM TO PLEASE Arthur Markve (in. labor) 6,599 "The best grades are decidedly are filled with both men Hedin (dem.), 95,104. two superheater Santa Fe type Sixt hdistrict— 1 pleasant to the taste, give an and women who died trying to Lind (pro), 63,129. locomotives from the Baldwin Harold Knutson, (rep.) ... 20,889 7 782 agreeable 'scratch" to the throat, learn how to use it. It requires W. F. Donohue (dem.)... 14,107 locomotive works. Mill's plurality, 106,129. John Knutsen (pro.) 2,766 and in addition are nourishing. a higher, education than this Majestic Hotel Kellogg Wins Easily. world affords to learn how to use "When kept on ice they retain booze successfully. Therefore The vote for United States' their good flavor for a week or Cor. Seventh Street and Hennepin Avenue senator, announced yesterday, is the best thing for everybody is MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA more. The dairy industry can to pray for the day to come when as follows: well afford to encourage the production ftfg O.S'-V MODERN Think of wearing boots POPULAR PRICED HOTEL Kellogg (rep.), 185,171. buttermilk and good sweet milk of such drinks, the basis Ask for Within one bicc'c of ton theatres and principal made of the same tough will completely supply the niche La'wler (dem.), 117,543. department stores* of which is ordinary cow's milk the Red Line stock that the famous for which booez has been considered Calderwood, (pro.), 78,426. 65 ROOMS I 65 ROOMS with and a commercial culture." Kellogg's plurality, 67,628. necessary. When dairies Goodrich Tires are The red band The old saying that "time 75c"-- Slot) I $li5L--Sl50 and creameries will occupy the For supreme court ustice, nonpartisan, around upper works wonders," is truly exemplified made of—and by the anr! )».jnn'-"» Local and Hot Cold V/ater, sites where the breweries and the vote was: Anderson, Loiii? Distance i'uoucs in Room. in the transition of a large edge. No other Every same high-pressure process. distilleries have so long held 152,187 Quinn, 157,348 RAY BOYD portion of the inhabitants of boot or shoe ,-.A That's what you in this get forth and when wives and daughters Quinn's plurality, 5,161. CItIc rtcrlv CSi"f Vrnllome Hotel Washington and Oregon from has it •new boot with the Red will smile when the head of Our Eaios are Always AS ADVERTISED The total vote cast in Minnesota line "booze" drinkers to consumers of Goodrich the family announces thai: he ust for president this year was You can also milk and its derivatives, and the had a "little touch" down at 387»378, compared with 334,219 identify it by color man who a few months back "HIPRESS" Smith's, knowing, that the "little cast for president in 1912. It was thought nothing of downing a —rich brown or touch" down at Smith's will never by far the heaviest vote ever cast 9 dozen or so "highballs" during Rubber Footwear cream white send him home reeling and in the state, indicating a big increase the evening and then using a I—not black. Lumberman's Made in Boots and cursing The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel in population, intense interest, Shoes Brown or White goodly portion of the ice in the This new process is the greatest "Hipress" 200 MODERN ROOMS By all means let's have the or both. The comparative family ice box the next morning located ia Heart of Business District improvement that has come to vote of 1912 and 1916 follows: creameries and the dairies, turning Boots $1.22 $1.22 in fruitless effort to reduce the S I N E A E the rubber boot shoe and SI.60 our delicious golden butter IUROPUN RATE POR TWO PERSONS 1912— 'Last all over. size of his head, now uses the ice making industry PRIVATE BATH AND TOILET EXTRA for the bread of the world, cheese Taft (rep.), 64,334. to keep fresh and in a palatable COMPLETE SAFETY in more than half They are molded into one solid I AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS to whet the appetite of the epicure, Roosevelt (prog.), 125,856. state, his good old buttermilk, piece of rubber. a century. ArJ0 FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION Wilson (dem), 169,426. buttermilk to nourish and and moreover, he goes down to (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES .bring health to our loved ones. Debs (soc.j, 27,505. I VSR LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.). business with his brain un-befogged EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD RUNNINd instead of the breweries and Chafin (pro), 7,886. by muddling decoctions, WAT EH, STEAM HEAT, GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS. AND TELEPHONE STRVICE. stills, to bring disease, death and Reimer (in. labor), 2,212. MARKOWITZ S- SVMMERFIELD which our "wet" friends would SEVEN p-onv 4N«sry trv rCNfiSCTION. damnation to the human race 1916— have us believe are necessary to International Falls, Minn. I Star-Gaette. Mcose Lak^. Hughes (rep.), 179,553. the happinuess of the human family. We are willing to wager that in these two states during the THE KEYS TO SUCCESS coming winter there will be fewer children going around without They let you know you've been PROTECT YOUR INVENTIONS proper shoes and clothing than there were last winter, that there will be fewer women waiting for smoking—and yet they're MILD Send for free booklet explaining drunken husbands \o come reeling how to obtain Protective Patents home after the last" cent of and Legal Trade Marks their wages has been spent for "booze," that there will be fewer Labels registered, Copyrights secured and In other words, Chesterfield But they're MILD, too—Chesterfields Design Patents obtained empty larders and coal-bins this Cigarettes are MILD—and yet they are! winter than last, that there will TWENTY. FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE satisfy. This is something totally new be more, ah! far more happy If you want this new cigarette delight G. HOWLETT DAVIS to cigarettes. It goes further than homes in Washington and Oregon, {satisfy, yet mild) you've got to get pleasing your taste—satisfy does for where breweries are being Registered Patent Attorney Chesterfields, because no cigarette 918 St., Washington, D. C. turned into creameries than your smoking what a juicy slice of maker can copy the Chesterfield blendL there was under the regime of hot roast beef does for your appetite. This blend is an entirely new combina* Old King Alcohol. Chesterfields satisfy—they let you tion of tobaccos and the biggest discov* And we are willing to make know you've been smoking. ery in cigarette blending in 20 years. Get on the prediction that in another five years, if prohibition of the the Firing* Line sale of liquors to "whosoever may come," continues to prevail rGive me a package of those cigarettes that SATISFY'* for that length of time, many more people will own their own homes in these two states than ever before. 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