PAGE FOUR INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS "?.*. HIE M0~' WHAT A BAND MEANS TO A TOWN. RAIL EMBARGO ON NELSON AND MILLER FAVOR PROHIBITION EXPORTS ORDERED^ & AND BORDER BUDGET Once in a while you hear some fellow carelessly say, "What Railway Association Rules Immedlate Senator Knute Nelsdn and Representative good is a band in a town, anyway?" Well, first take inventory of Bar on Products Named in Publishers of the Official County Proceedings B. Clarence Miller favor the fellow who has made,the remark. You may have reasons to President's Export Proclamation. rational prohibition- for th« war. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY allow the silly question to go unanswered. But, regarding the remark Xhis was the statement in letters GEO. P. WATSON, Editor and Maugei Washington, 13.—An received from the two members of July, embargo more seriously, let uti say that a good, up-to-date band is one to Eatcred at the Pent Office at International Falls, Minn., ai Second-etam Matter Congress by.the Midway Farmers' be effective immediately against of .the most useful things, town or community can possess. It is club and read last night at Woodman all shipments intended for export— SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $1.50 FOREIGN, $2.00 PER YEAR. one of the best advertisements it can have. A good band has marked hall, Midway township. of commodities named in President the location on the map for: many a town. Emerson says something Both men stated that they favored Wilson's recent export proclamation, The public safety commission,should be made a permanent institution about the world making a beaten path. A good band will make all a law making 'the country entirely except when" bill of lading is presented in this state. dry and that they would use their with a federal license number the roads leading into town a beaten path even though the town's influence in the committees having furnished or authorized by the export other attractions be not numerous. Every merchant is benefitted charge of the measure and on the council at Washington, was ordered How much difference between German vandalism and the by a good-band—especially a concert band. Hundreds of people floor of congress. today by the American' Railway threats of the I. W. W's. to burn the crops? _— come to town to hear the delightful entertainment and they combine Forty members were present at association's commission of car the session last night. Following the service. shopping with pleasure. The promoters of business and municipal If you are under fifty you should sign up for the home guards business meeting, a social program The notice follows: enterprises always have the satisfaction of knowing that was held. T. L. Heighmark, president "Pursuant to the proclamation of company that is about to be organized here. their civic celebration from time to time will be a success, because of the club, presided.—Duluth Herald. the president of the United States they have a first-class band to lead the way and to attract attention. dated July 9, barring certain exports Work or go to jail and work is the new orders of the federal The churches are provided with orchestras and special musical numbers under federal license, railroads, are NEW ENLISTMENTS government to the I. W. W's. ind other loafers. directed to place telegraphic embargo, on anniversary and jubilee occasions. The social functions of effectively immediately, on all a community are more satisfactory and decidedly more pleasant because The following are the names of shipments of coal, coke, feed, grain, What's the use of ordering no shipments of booze to International musicians equal to any occasion are close at hand. A band, the men who have enlisted for the flour and meal therefrom, fodder, Falls unless the same order is given in regard to Ranier? composed of able players like many bands in the state, is a tower of regular army during the past week: meat and fats, fuel oils, kerosene, Christ Graming and Arthur ^Winger, strength to any town or community. It cultivates the public ear to pig gasoline, iron, steel billets, ship Pitt, Minn. Arthur J. Hennessey, iron In England they speak the language as it is written. In this places (structural shapes), scrap a high class of music and (Joes it right at your door, too. Every Big Falls Edward Morris, Bowbells, and steel, ferro manganese, fertilizers country we write it as it is spoken in our particular environment. enterprising citizen will boost the home band wherever he goes and N. D. Seymour J. Hanson, Coteau, arms, ammunition, erplosives. lend his assistance at home to keep it up.—Lester Prairie News. D. N. "Arrangements have been made Everything that German money and intrique can do in this Baudette Spooner, Williams, Littlefork under which all shipments consigned and Big Falls have been sending country, as well as Russia, to weaken our government in its war to points in Canada can ^*o forward WAS IT HELL? in a good share of men since against autocracy is being done. as heretofore." this station has been open. Why not have International Falls send in By A. Townsman. ATTACKS ON CROPS 'Every registered name will be drawn for service. It is simply its share of men so that it could come CLASSED AS TREASON The gray of dawn had just Announced the approach of Old a question as to the order, in: which those who are not exempt up to the other border towns Sol as he returned from his Occidental revels to push back the in their enlistments for the regular will be required to report for military duty. San Francisco, July 14.—"Any combined blackness of night into the west ahd make room for another day. army. The people of this city should effort by Industrial Workers w. take a hand in trying to obtain its The Rainy River and Lake lay quiet. As yet the meandering shore of the World to destroy crops will Those who are unwilling to become citizens, learn our language share in giving men to the army. line was indistinct. The put-put of a motor boat, quieted the noise amount to conspiracy to commit rrrrrQWYi'MJa and, bear their full share of responsibility as citizens of the United You can do your bit for your country treason," Casper A. Ornbaum, assistant of the myriads of frogs along the shore. The boat passed from the States should either be deported or interned. right at home. United States district attorney, river, through the rapids and out .upon the lake. Gradually, as V. said after appeals for federal the dawn reached forward, the projecting points of land became The threatened revolution against the Kaiser and his military aid to halt an alleged I. W. W. conspiracy THE FOREST REGIMENT more distinct. to destroy crops had been set is growing daily in proportion to the success of the allied forces. AND HOW TO JOIN IT The boatman glanced behind him at his lone passenger. She received from Yolo, Stanislaus and Nothing genders dissatisfaction like lack of success. other California counties. took occasion to ask a question. A regiment of woodsmen and mill According to Ornbaum, burning or workers is being recruited for early "Is that one of the resorts? she asked, pointing to shore. The embargo has been placed by President Wilson upon the destruction of crops will constitute service in France. It will be a part of "That's Birch Point," he told her. "No, that's not a resort." shipment of certain necessities the number of which will in all giving "aid to the enemy." the American Engineers' reserve A newspaper lay at her feet. She stopped and picked it up. Federal authorities here are investigating probability be increased from time to time as necessity demands. corps which will aid iri transportation the charges, details of Soon they were passing Sandy Bfcach. and other engineering work, and which were submitted to United "Is that a resort?:" she called. is being organized at the request of The first Russian victory under the new regime was won by the J. States District Attorney W. Preston's our allies. "Yes, but not the right kind, he called back. "That place is soldiers of Czechs—Slovak nationality who surrenderee^ voluntarily office last night. One man was The duty of 'this regiment will be for the sky pilots and their lambs. The places you want to visit arrested at a point which the authorities to the Russians, refusing to fight for Austria and immediately offered to get out timber needed by the armies—railroad is far more famed." refuse to disclose, who is said ties, trench timbers, "their services to Russia. to have declared that he was an I. "They must be swell they h^Ve such dandy names," she said. mine props, bridge timbers, lumber, W. W. leader. "And tell me, will the closing of the 'pigs' in town affect them?" and cord wood. The work will be performed During the county option campaign the breweries flooded behind the battle lines in The boatman grinned. He had 1 ferried many such to the "resorts," BOAR TRACES POISON BEANS this county' with literature telling how many millions of dollars France but may fall within the danger and all had asked that question. "I don't think so," he.ans-' zone. worth of grain wad bought to make booze of, and how the farmer wered. Agents of JSafe.ty Commission. Seek. The regiment will be made up of would be ruined if the people voted no license.-Now the. grain is needed "Crystal Beach, Island Viewr^Golden Gate," she muttered. "Romantici Consignment of. Deadly Vegetables,, picked woodsmen. Service inf it will for food conservation these same brewers are. slaying that, the Mihneapolis gets the frjr-byi from now on." give such men a chance to take part small1 Amount of grain used for beer manufacture is so small it is Agents for the Minnesota Public in the war for which their life and Instead of the sun, clouils nowb began to appear. "Safety commission, headed by John not worth mentioning. training have particularly fitted "Is there always plenty of people—plenty of money—at the McCabe, assistant dairy and food them. For the logging crews skilled 'resorts'?" she called. commissioner, are working to discover exemen, sawyers, tie hewers, skidders, To say the least it shows exceedingly poor judgment for He did not answer. He had turned his boat in shore toward the location of consignments teamsters, and blacksmiths ares those who are responsible for the unlawful conditions here to be of the poison Burma beans shipped a place where several wooden, buildings ahd a number of tents were wanted. Millwrights, sawyers and engineers into Minneapolis from the shipload are needed to man portable expressing their soreness at the brewers' committee for giving visible. of 300 tons which gained entrance sawmills which will form part of the publicity to the uncivilized and lamentable conditions that have The girl glanced downward. Her glance fell upon the paper at a Pacific port from Manchuria recently. equipment helpers are required for prevailed here for so many years. These brewers are doing no she still held in her hand. On it the letters of a large eye-wash Four seizures were made in the various activities connected with more than "handing" to the local lawbreakers the same kind of freight and produce depots yesterday medicine ad stood out prominently, and conspicuous among them the woods operations and the maintenance "package" they have handed to all their good customers when of large camps. and it is expected by Mr. McCabe appeared the word "sty," followed Mby a comma. She fell to studying that it will ultimately be discovered Recruits must be between the ages they could no longer use them. From the spitoon washer down it in the dim light. A bug crawled over the paper unmolested that the Minneapolis consignments of 18, and 45 years and must be citizens here to the millionaire brewer up yonder, there is little difference by her. She looked up and noticed the dark clouds which now were will amount to two cars.s of the United States or have declared in the treatment of their fellows. Better take your medicine, quit being bisected by flashes of lightening. The bug stopped upon the None of the beans had been sold their intention to become your squawking, and get in line with progress. in Minneapolis, according to the information comma, forming the letter "x." When she again glanced at the such. They will be subject to the in Mr. McCabeV hands satne physical examination as that paper she was startled to note that the word she had been studying today, and no cases of poisoning reported. required for other military service. Now that the brewers have said so, probably the state administration had apparently changed to "Styx." Enlistment will be for the period will believe what so many reputable citizens have "Styx, Styx," she muttered. "Why, that's one of the rivers of the war. "The beans- are poisonous and arae been! trying to impress upon them for many months past, that notwithstanding deadly if eaten in sufficient quantities," over which Charon rowed the souls to hell." The regiment will be made up of said Mr. McCabe. "They contain the fact that this county voted dry two years ago, six companies of 164 men each, aside "Drop the curtains! There's a hell of a storm coming!" called a large per cent of hydro-cyanic from battalion and regimental staffs, International Falls has been running wide open, utterly defiant of the boatman just then. gas, which, if nihaled, is deadly It will be recruited at once and sent the law and the entire state administration.. If these same brewers She dropped the paper and did as bidden. poison." The beans resemble closely overseas as soon as organized^ would add to their statement the facts that there are large stocks The curtains drawn, the boatman, having in mind the few formalities the ordinary navy bean. and equipped. It will first be assembled of liquor still here and others are sunk at convenient places near he thought necessary upon introducing a new girl, asked at two training camps, the regimental headquarters and one battalion DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION the resorts of ill repute along "the shore of Rainy laks, maybe they her name. at the American university, PROGRAM would give special instructions that these stocks be immediately "May," she answered him. "Just May. What's yours?" Washington, D. C., and one battalion seized, which would be a great aid to enlistment and probably prevent Oh, just Ackerman!" he mumbled. at Ft. Leavenworth, 'Kas. Examinations for Common School another expensive murder trial. Instantly the incident of the changing name in the ad flashed Certificates to be Held July 30, 31, While designed to serve primarily and Aug. 1, 1917. back to her. "A. Charon!" she breathed. "Charon! So, your name as a mobile logging and milling crew, the regiment will be organized on It would be a good thing if some arrangements could be made is Charon?" ir Monday, July 30. military lines and its members" will 1% "Yes," he said, "that's near enough." He did not know the-significance for cleaning up and underbrushing about a half a mile of Sandy be uniformed and armed like other A. M.— 8:00 to 8:45 Enrollment Ss£ Beach shore line. Its very gradually sloping sand beach and of the incident of the changing name in the ad. 8:45 to 9:15 Spelling If, units in the United States army. The wooded shore, together with its nearness, makes one of the most Thunder now boomed and soon the rain fell in torrents. The first duty of its officers and men will 9:15 to 10:00 Penmanship convenient bathing and picnic places to our city. It is not more be to learn military discipline and 10:00 to 12:00 Arithmetic girl, far from being a vestal virgin, was awed by the storm and team work through thoroughgoing P- M.— 1:15 to 3:00 Geography than ten minutes walk from the end of the Ranier street car and the incidents. drill at training camps. 3:00 to 4:00 Composition bus line. We understand that the street car company began yesterday Prensently the chug of the engine ceased, the boat slowed «£fv-s 4:00 to 5:00 Reading Clyde Johnson, the state forest to make a special run leaving Ranier at nine o'clock in down and soon grated on the shore. The boatman climbed out. Tuesday, July 31. ranger located at. Big Falls is here the evening to accommodate ,the picnic and bathing parties who She was alone in the boat. A.M.— 8:00 to 9:45 United as a special assistant to Recruiting States History would like to stay with their families until that hour. It will do "Hello, Ackerman." Again it sounded to her like "Charon." Officer Bloomfield for this forestry regiment. 9:45 to 11:30 English Grammar us all good totake our families and enjoy a lunch and spend the "Hello, Mathews." 7 The~ following residents of this evening after the hot summer days, gathering and enjoying the "My God," she muttered. "What place is this?" The return 11:30 to 12:00 Music county, have joined the" regiment: company of-our contemporaries. call had sounded to her like "Hello, Bacchus!" M.—: 1:15 to 2:45 Ph 1 ogyHygiene Ralph Sheley, H. C. Hanson, Glen By this time the two men had approached each other, and the Bromley, Louis Peggar, Gid Feldman, 2:45 to 4:00 Civics boatman was telling the "resort" keeper of a new law just passed, The verdict of guilty in the Black river grand larceny cases Curt Williams, Wm. Flora, Wm. 4:00 to -4:45 Drawing Kiefner, Sam Bjerre. whereby anyone found selling liquor in "dry" territory would should teach the few light fingered people throughout this county Wednesday, August 1. Owing to the limited area from be sent to prison for, a term of from five to thirty years. And also a valuable lesson. For several years back many settlers have been A. M.— 8:00 to 8:30 Enrollment which this class of recruits can be that the railroads and agents had likewise been penalized. annoyed and inconvenienced by theft of provisions of stoves, windows, 8:30 to 10:15 Geometry drawn it is necessary for any who The girl became impatient. She raised the curtain and called, 10:15 to 12:00 Physics furniture and other personal property from their cabins during can qualify in this particular branch F- M.— 1:15 to 2:45 Algebra "What place is this?" but she was not heard. their absence either tol-town after provisions or while out working to enlist as soon as possible. In addition 2:45 to :15 Physical Geography The "resort" keeper turned!^ from the boatman and muttered, to the above six companies for another grubstake. School houses and farmer club buildings or General History of ,104 each a call has been issued for K. loud enough for the girl to hear: "This is hell!" have also been entered and stolen front. Cottagers up the lake have 4:15 to 5:15 Agriculture f? 500 more to meet future demands. She withdrew her head, feeling* sure it was so. also made serious complaints pf thefts. Indeed it seems as though If Geography, Physiology-Hygiene, The forestry service is a good or Algebra do not require the full nothing has been safe throughout the country districts from the branch of the necessary military time, the remaining time may be^.g depredations of thieves. While many complaints have been made service and offers unusual opportunities. used for the subjects that follow. this is the first case of this kind to be vigorously prosecuted and it The pay is from $36 to $61.80 Subscribe for the Press Examinations to be held in the per month and all expenses. Enquire is to be hoped that the just verdict rendered by this homesteader of office of County.. Superintendent Mr. Johnson, be of who will found international Minn. jury will have a long and beneficial effect. Schools, Falls, the r.ecruiting station.r at Jul. 1926