*•$«» •'1^ S'V A ?*Lz? r* u-v»? INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS ^$$lr 5®^ PAGE SEVENS wKl Supplementary List of Registrations LIVE STOCK SHOW WILL BE BIG ONE NAMES AN DRAFT NUM- v:,' 1| PORPOISE FISHERY IS OLD HOBBIES ARE NOT ALL BAD --\. BERS OF REGISTRANTS 1 1099 Axelson Lars V., Belley Minn. *i«."+i XA 1460 Bishop William, Indus' One of Least-Known Industries in They May Have a Very Soothing In'fluence 1461 Tibbs Roland, Indus v'^ •'.•.•?• (Continued from Page Three.) America Operated for 200 Years One if They Are Upon 1463 Skipley Arthur Clemeotson From Cape Hatteras. Not Ridden to Death. 1463 Seaman Cyril, Int'l Falls _/ 1464 Haverkest, Ben R., Ft. Frances Minnesota State Fair To Co-operate With Government One of the oldest and least-known 1465 Cook Alfred W., Jjlett Lake A great deal has been said from 459 Svensen Johan M. Mizpah Officials In Campaign To Save The Fast Diminishing 1466 Hampton Dadid L., Nett Lake Industries in America is the porpoise 649 Sward William Craigville time to time of the unhealthy influ* 1467 Morris Fred Carl, Nett Lake «^*e fishery, which has been operated from 613 Swanland Andrew Birchdale ence of what the world is pleased to Producing Herds—Stock Exchange To Be Held 1468 Morris Geo. R., Nett Lake 269 Swanson John G. Int'l Falls Cape Hatteras, in North Carolina, for call "hobbies," the 'dea being, of 1' 1469 Fromble Oscar, Nett Lake 151 Swanberg Olof Gemmell Minn To Bring Buyer and Seller Together. about 200 years. It should attain an course, that valuable time is wasted 1470 Jaeger, Frank E., Nett Lake 193 Swanson Aleck Silverdale unusual prosperity in the next few in their pursuit which could otherMrise 1471 Jaeger, Ewald O., Nett Lake 1280 Swar Fred, Int'.l Falls years, for the bureau of fisheries is be used to advantage. Of course, 1472 Thorrit) Alfred J., Int'l Falls 732 Sweetkoweesk Anton Wildwood One of the most important features something must be done at once to impress urging more general use of porpoise in the case of hobbies, just as in all 1473 Janousek, Joe, Bannock 682 Swope.Claude Ezra, Loman of the Minnesota State Fair, which upon the people that they must| hides in place of cowhide. It is an 1474 Brooks Frank, Int'l Falls other interests of purely personal 422 Sjoberg Emil, Ray this year is to be held September 3 do their share or there will be a disastrous (1475 Dylstra Schelte Int'l Falls excellent leather and could undoubt-' preference, the harrn lies in their 573 Sjoblom Carl J., Ericsburg to 8, and which is to be conducted as 1476 Noblet Geo. W., Ft. Frances shortage of food from those edly be used more widely, says the 698 Sjogren Emil, Qurind Minn abuse. To mount a hobby and ride it sources. government "Food Training Camp," 1477 Wright Geo. W., St. Paul Baltimore American. to death, thus deliberately thwarting 1478 Haaken Ole, Northome will be the livestock exhibits. The wonderful opportunity afforded Heretofore the most valuable product our real aim, is sheer waste of These exhibits have always been an the government to spread the doctrine of the fishery, has been the oil time, but to care for it gently, to 1134 Taabs Jacob, Int'l Falls important part of the State Fair, but of production and conservation of food which is extracted from the jaws of adapt its influences to pur advantage 928 Takas Christ, Int'l Falls they are made doubly important this through the big state fairs and expositions MOUNTAIN LIONS ARE TIMID the porpoise and is worth about $20 a and to draw upon it with discretion 1001 Talbot Stanley E., Int'l Falls year because of the fact that the will doubtless do more than gallon. It is universally used for 986 Tandecki John, Alex Int'l Falls is a very different matter, says the great world war has for several years anything else to remedy the situation Animal Is Not Dangerous to Man But lubricating watches and other very 1448 Taranski Joseph, Int'l Falls Charleston News and Courier. Hobbies, been draining the supply, especially which exists at present and which each 1252 Tusk John, Int'l Falls Is Relentless Enemy to Large as a rule, are evidences of individuality delicate mechanisms. The body blubber in America, which has been obliged year has been getting more serious. 418 Taxas Paul, Ray Game and Live Stock. they represent various is also valuable. Attempts to to feed the world almost from the First Training Camp. 409 Taxas Paul, Ray routes by which we are struggling to manufacture fertilizer out of the carcasses very start of the struggle for humanity. 1044 Taylor Anthar L-, Int'l Falls At the Minnesota State Fair, which The mountain lion, next to the jagnar, have failed because of the distance arrive at a certain goal, a goal perhaps 1132 Tellier Leslie F,. Int'l Falls is to be the model "Food Training is the largest of the cat tribe native from a fuel supply. which may not be clearly defined, Realizing the great necessity of producing 241 Terva William, Norwen Camp" for the country and which to America. In various parts of but which exists somewhere for those The porpoises, are taken at Hatteras and conserving food, the govsrnment 325 Tessier George J. Int'l Falls will be copied by the other big fairs its range it is also known as the panther, who try to reach it. We find a certain in seines operated from the 853 Tessier Frank F., Int'l Falls officials at Washington have and expositions, thousands of people cougar and puma. It is a slender-bodied shore, and it is probably the only comfort at. times in yielding to the 515 Thayler William E., Nort'home loined the movement recently start3d from all sections of the Northwest will animal with a small head more or less soothing influences of place in America where this has ever 690 Theede Walter, Loman to make the fairs and expositions gather and to these persons will be 688 Thomas Allan C., Loman and a long, round tail, with a total some particular hobby, whether it be been successfully done. During the hroughout the country centers where given the urgent message of President 686 Tiiomas Emory E., Loman length varying from seven to nine feet merely the discussion of a special fall, winter and spring many porpoises the people can be taught these things. Woodrow Wilson—that each and 1010 Thompson Earl A. Int'l Falls and a weight from about 150 to 200 subject or active participation in^ a are seen off the South Atlantic Especially are the government offi-, every individual in the country must Thompson Jesse L., Int'l Falls 973 pounds. particular pursuit. So long as we keep coast and at Hatteras they come within jials eager to stimulate the raising of realize the importance of and must Thompson Martin, Int'l Falls 840 No other American mammal has a ourselves within check and resist the a few hundred yards of the surf. sheep, swine, horses, cattle and poultry do his share in producing and conserving Thompson Stanley E., Int'l Falls 776 range equal to that of the mountain temptation to give way to unrestricted They are taken by spreading seines and they will leave no stone unturned Thompson Treadore S., Ltlefork 208 food if America and her allies lion. It originally inhabited both indulgence in the favorite pursuit about 200 yards outside the surf line. in the effort to produce greater Tibesar George P., McClellan are to win the titanic struggle 728 North and South America, from southern which others are pleased to designate As soon as the porpoises have come efficiency. Tilander Karl R., Ray 37 for democracy and humanity. Quebec and Vancouver island to as a hobby, we can do no harm to To this end the State Fair management Tilander Victor A., Ray inside the seine it is dragged ashore. 34 Farmers and stock growers all over 1193 Tilli Mike Int'l Falls Patagonia, and from the Atlantic to anyone, but the trouble is that once has offered inducements in the Often a whole school of these sea creatures the West will doubtless take advant-i 381 Tillson Rufus S., Margie1* the Pacific coasts, says the National we settle upon a special interest way of attractive premiums for the is taken in a single haul. age of the opportunity to show their 1077 Tingstad Oscar Int'l Falls Geographic Magazine. which will serve as an outlet for our best in the various branches in the stock this season. The State Fair officials 988 Tipple Louis, Int'l Falls feelings, we are quite likely to emphasize livestock department. The mountain lion, while powerful are of the opinion that the livestock IS CURIOUS TRADE MONOPOLY 950 Tkachuk Tom, Int'l Falls that interest to an unwholesome enough to be dangerous to man, is show this year will far surpass 1334 Tkaizuh John, Int'l Falls A Livestock Exchange. degree. in reality extremely timid.. Owing to any yet held, despite the war conditions, 1196 Toder Nick, Int'l Falls Making of Missionary Boxes in England Among the various features which its being a potentially dangerous animal, and that the campaign already 675 Tomberlin Leon L., Int'l Falls Has Been in Hands of Same Family will interest those who are interested the popular conception of it is HISTORY AS SHE IS WROTE started by the government to encourage 780 Toomey Joseph P., Int'l Falls for Many Generations. in the raising of stock and also 404 Torgerson Gilbert Ray that of a fearsome beast, whose savage production and conservation will those who attend the wonderful shows 1283 Torrens David, Int'l Falls have its effect. exploits are celebrated in the folklore English Paper Says That General It is curious how certain trades and aeld each year at the fair, will be the 1281 Tostananski Wasyl Int'l Falls of our frontier. As a matter of ^fact, Secretary Thomas Canfield of the Wood's Chief Claim to Fame Was occupations remain peculiar to certain 128 Towsley Glenmore A., Gemmell cattle exchange, which is to be located Minnesota State Fair is optimistic over few wild animals are less dangerous, His Capture of Geronimo. families. There is one occupation 1105 Tracy Frank W., Grank Forks near the livestock pavilion. This the prospects of the big annual show although there are authentic accounts employing a large number of men today 257 Trompeter Merville J., Ranier exchange will serve a double purpose and believes that, with the government' of wanton attacks upon people, just It is sometimes necessary to use foreign which is in the hands of the same 1258 Tront Alec Int'l Falls It will bring together men who have behind it to the extent of sending several as there are authentic instances of buck papers to learn interesting things 1388 Twomey John D., Int'l Falls family that has been associated with high grade cattle to sell and men who exhibits and also speakers the deer and moose becoming aggressive. 1066 Trost Albert O., Int'l Falls about our own people. An English it for many generations. It is the making wish to buy such cattle. 1917 State Fair will be the best ever.: It had a wild, weird cry, popularly supposed 82 Thimble Raymond R., Littlefork paper says that Gen. Leonard Wood of missionary boxes, says London The idea of instituting a cattle exchange "We are doing everything in our 22 Trinka Joseph, Spooner to resemble the scream of a terrified was once an infantry officer and that Tit-Bits. was originated by Prof. H. H. power," said Mr. Canfield, "to encourage Twomi Alex, Big Falls 173 woman, which is thrillingly impressive he captured Geronimo! The following It might be supposed that any carpenter Kildes, head of the dairy husbandry the raising and showing of livestock 895 Turner Chester J., Int'l Falls when the shades of evening is from London Tit-Bits: could knock together a suitable department of the Minnesota College of all kinds. We want to cooperate 538 Tumahsaske Frank, Pinetop are throwing a mysterious gloom over The name of Gen. Leonard Wood receptacle for contributions to missionary of Agriculture, who is recognized as 1173 Twomey Laurence, Ft. Frances with the government so as to the forests. conveys little or nothing to the majority and other charitable funds one of the best authorities in the country 1108 Twedt Peter T., Int'l Falls stimulate activity, especially in the Although inoffensive as to people*, of us. He is America's foremost but the fact remains that every missionary on the dairy industry, and who 873 Tyre Erick, Int'l Falls raising of stock. No efforts will be this cat is such a fierce and relentless fighting man, with a self-made society, every church organization, has long realized that stringent measures spared this year to make the displays enemy of large game and li**e stock career as romantic as that of any of that requires a collecting-box must be adopted if the producing in the different departments of the that It is everywhere an outlaw. It the great captains of industry. goes, as a matter of course, to this oldestablished herds of the country are to be livestock section the best we have ever 1422 Urban Joseph, Int'l Falls often kills calves, but is especially a Although he never graduated at firm whose specialty it is saved. He is authority for the statement 563 Urbanink Adolph, Pinetop had. We have experts who this year fond of young horses. In many range military college, he has worked his to make such boxes. that the dairying industry of will give their co-operation in every districts of the Western states and on way up from obscurity to eminence It is a thriving business, and one the United States is being seriously possible way and, I believe, the results the tableland of Mexico, owing to the with amazing rapidity. which has profitecl rather than suffered threatened by the rapidity with which of the fair will be evident 1ft 135 Vallett, Gemmell depredations of this animal,, it is impossible war, for the institution of the that Perhaps the most remarkablie fact through the herds are being killed off and the next two or three years." 222 Van Buren Claude, Mancelona, to raise horses. about this remarkable man is that he flag days and other means of collecting Michigan 1030 Vangerow Otto E., Ft. Frances funds has led to an enormous increase entered the army as a doctor! Having 1438 Van Linn William, Int'l Falls in the demand for boxes. taken his medical degree at Harvard, For Those Who Want A HOW "TANK" APPEARS TO HIM -196 Vdovic Florigari, Silverdale entered the United States Medical ha 861 Villard Villa, Int'l Falls Training Gunners for Sea. corps as a surgeon. British War Machines Perform Some Real Vacation 247 Virden Maris, Norden When England trains her gunners It was not long before his senior Marvelous Feats. According to One 191 Virsek Frank, Rauch for the sea, she sends them to Whale officers began to take notice of Wood. Enthusiastic Admirer. 727 Voldan Leroy N., Belle island in Portsmouth harbor. Here He was transferred to the infantry, 989 Vroman James Int'l Falls the entire island ts given over to steel and during the Southwestern American One of the enthusiastic admirers of W sheds, which are built like gun turrets border campaign, with his gallant the British "tank" recently gave his we suggest on a battleship. The great guns projecting band of 60 picked cavalrymen, Lieutenant impressions of the car in action. He 1251 Waiskin Bill., Int'l Falls from these sheds are dummies, Wood for over two years swept said in a letter to his friends: 113 Walchak Jos., Sturgeon River Yellowstone National Park Rainier National Park as Popular Science shows, though they "The tanks are simply wonderful. the rough and wild country of Arizona 484 Waldo Clarence A., Frontier are exact counterparts of those on a 577 Waldron Mikel, Olford Fll. in the hopes of running to earth They can do up prisoners iir bundles North Pacific Coast and Alaska battleship. The prospective officers 530 Walsh Joseph, Markville Geronimo, the notorious and cruel Indian like strawbinders, and, in addition, 523 Ward Neven, Big Falls accomplished. and men are made to go through the chief, a feat he eventually have an adaptation of a perfecting via 1368 Watson James Jr. Int'l Falls exercise of range finding, loading, aiming printing press which enables them to 1230 Waychik Sem, Int'l Falls and "firing" these guns as rigidly catch up the Huns, fold, count and deliver 312 Weber Edmund H., Ranier as if they were in a real battle at sea. them in quizes, every thirteenth An Expert on Animals. 161 Weberg Gust A., Sweden William Snyder, head keeper at the The heavy steel projectiles are hauled man being thrown out a little further 132 Wedin Harold, Gemmell from the magazine by hydraulic and Central Park menagerie in New York, than the others. The cars in question 131 Wedin Oscar, Gemmell is willing to answer any question regarding electric cranes just as in an actual I 546 Weglarz Joe, Minneapolis can chew up barbed wire and turn it animals at any hour of the ship. A real breech mechanism locks 213 Wekan Carl, Littlefork into munitions. As they run they slash 1034 Welch Sherman, Int'l Falls the projectile and its powder charge in their tails and clear away trees, day or night. That readiness frequently 1021 Wenberg, Int'l Falls the gives him an insight into domestic gun, while an intricate swivel houses, howitzers and everything else 1123 Wenberg Nivkolas H., Int'l F. tragedies affecting the life or liberty mounting of steel swings the gun into in the vicinity. They turn on their 156 Wendt Carl O., Gemmell of birds, dogs, cats, monkeys and even firing position. backs, catch live shell# with their caterpillar 1057 Wenskutonis Martin T., Int'l turtles kept as pets fn New York feet, and can easily be adapted 1397 Wenta John, Ranier homes. Mr. Snyder was called to the as submarines indeed, most of them India Bearish on Silver. Special Summer Fares 1045 Wescott Thomas F., Baudette telephone recently and questioned by A London bullion house says the re* cross the channel in this guise. They 290 Westermier' Geo., Ranier an agitated woman who sought to cent fall in silver prices at Bombay loop-the-loop, travel forwards, backwards, 1139 Westerland James A., Int'l Falls know the proper food for a turtle. Mr. sideways, not only with equal throws a light upon the bearish, attitude 710 Westin Nels, Kelliher Let me help you plan a worthwhile vacation trip Snyder explained that it depended 1401 Wheelock Benj. J., Int'l Falls of the Indian bazaars which has speed, but at the same time. The tanks 625 Wheelock Dan'l, Birchdale upon the type of turtlei, and upon being can do anything and everything in obtained for some time past, and also Send for free travel booklets 1020 Wheelock, Walter E., Int'l Falls informed that it was a little one, fact, if there is anything that can't be upon the way in which the Indian people 1070 Whitbeck Asa, Int'l Falls two inches in diameter, suggested that lone, the tanks can do it." have been content with greatly reduced C. G. WHITNEY, Agent International Falls, Minn. 1111 Whitbeck, Quay, Int'l Falls It be fed one lettuce leaf a week. "Oh, imports for industrial consumption. 631 Whitcomb Harry M., Birchdale pshaw," exclaimed the woman, "and It is more than probable that Books for ControLftfJiaod. A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn. 1119 White Wm, Int'l Falls I've just sent the maid over to get it a many individuals whose silver jewelry 176 White Delbert, Big Falls Under a system of food control proposjgfe^n-England pound of chopped meat." Northern PaeificRailway depreciated seriously when the Indian to secure ^he same 150 WtoJM'Emery Gemme# 388 Whitney Geo. A., Gladwin, Mich resuftsT^as issuing ticSels permitting mip£s were closed to free coinage Forcible Remonstrance. 450 Wick Erick, Mizpah have taken advantage of the high the holder to purchase bread, meat, The burly man was telling his grievances See America First— 401 Wicklund Oscar, Ray prices compared with those ruling for butter and other supplies, every householder, to the man next him on the car. 1413 Wiczuk, Joseph, Int'l Falls the last twenty years or so and have Start with Yellowstone Park says Popular Mechanics Magazine, 775 Wikstarnd Arvid H., Int'l Falls "I lost the receipt," he said, "but I turned their silver bangles into silver would be compelled to keep an 522 Wilber Joe, Pinetop wasn't going to pay the tax again. He eoiii. official "housekeeper's book/' All purchases Have You Bought Your Liberty Bond 529 Wilber Perry, Pinetop knew I'd paid it, but, would you believe of food would be entered in this 1003 Willett, Archie Jos., Ft Frances it, when I told himi I had paid 479 Willickson Chris, Mizpah book by the shopkeeper, and after a It once and would not pay it again, the 965 Williams Fredr'k I. ,Int'l Falls fixed date no food would be sold unless scoundrel began to abuse me?" 1087 Williams Henry, Int'l Falls an official passbook was presented. "What did you do?" asked, the other YES, AND ITS 761 Williamson,\ Jacob, Clementson The book would sell for^^cejtfs and man. DO YOU MEAN TO 532 Williams Joe, Pinetop HELD ITS GRAVELY VS upward, according to size. It would "Why, I remonstrated with Mm." 99 Williams Roswell C., Dentaybow TELL ME THAT IS REFUTATION FOR show the number of adults in each "Oh, what did you do?" CELEBRATED 1409 Wilson Lawrence G., Int'l Falls THE OLD GENUINE 85 YEARS household, also the number and ages 916 Wilson Arthur R., Int'l Falls "Well, I talked to him." [GRAVELY TOBACCO! Chewing Plu§ of children. 1291 Wilvykusz A., Int'l Falls "Yes—and then?' Separate columns would be provided 1106 Wise Harlod B., Int'l Falls "He was ruder still, and I replied." BEFORE THE INVENTION for entering different kinds of food, so 1022 Wise Louis F., J., Int'l Falls "And to what effect?" OF OUR PATENT AIR-PPOOF POUCH 733 Witkuc Joe, Wildwood that the quantities bought could be "Well, I don't exactly know," was GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO 1157 Wiyrich Chas. A., Int'l Falls seen at a glance. No new book would the reply, "but—the poker was bent."* MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY 1146 Wagtoan Andrew, Int'l Falls be issued until the old one was returned WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. 177 Worden Wm., Rauch 1 for official inspection. MOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT Farming Day and Night. 266 Wolstad Albin G., Duluth FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD. Great Britain has decided to carry 968 Wood Geo, H., Ft. Frances A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH Ration of the Soldier. on farming operations for 24 hours''a '*•721 Wright Clarence, Kelliher AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW In The daily ration of the soldier day by means of hundreds of American 1138 Wucenesh Steve, Ft. Frances OF ORDINARY PLUG. tfijfr.9ravelySo&accoCo. the United States army, says the American gasoline tractor plows, searchlights, Wood Alfred J., Int'l Falls Damvill£,Va. "uSSf?""* Medical Journal, consists of expert chauffeurs* and taxicab drivers, bread, 18 ounces butter one-half and a civilian army of night plowmen BELIEVE BILLY ounce, or jam, 1.28 ounces potatoes, and plowwomen^ Great estates which York Gene, Int'l Falls POSTER, THAT 20 ounces bacon, 12 ounces beans, have lain fallow for countless generations 24 NEW POUCH IS. ounces lard, 0.64 ounce salt, „0.64 are tb be broken up/ and soon A PEACH pepper, 0.04, and vinegar, 0.16 gill coffee, moors and vast parkland expanses Falls 129" 1.12 ounces sugar, 3.2 ounces which have been the delight of the 386 Zeveski Victor, Margie 386 i**4 evaporated milk, 5 ounces. British sportsmen will hear the strange 4'/// 211 Zieglmier Pius L., Littlefork^ This ration contains 4,199 calories, £n'l?p846 Zellner Henry, Int'l Falls clatter of the gasoline tractor. 'M j, iSVHK.. lig and is greatest of any of the armies 1414 Zimmerman Edgar H., Int'l Falls jmI, ^956 Zimmerman Harvey V., Int'l F. of the world except Russia, in whicb Have Their Uses. 1006 Zimmerman H. Hayes Int'l Falls the 4.929 calories. ration is said to contain radishes?-They "Why do you plant 1049 Zimmerman W. J., Int'l Falls The in ration, calories the French contain ltttle nourishment." 1200 Truff, Int'l Falls Zoloff are given as 3,340, the British "Maybe so, but they come along rapIdly. 1331 Zuryk Ed, Int'l Falls nnd the 3.147. 3.292 German gardeaer You know, an amateur lii 1243 Zupchuk John. Int'l Falls nnrt likes to see ,* ^ew results,*! mm,