TO SHOW ORDER 330: -147 653 273 NUMBERS DRAWN APPLYING 1083 237 619 .1058? 344 country is understood to have beeh^' -i? TREASURE IN ROYAL. VAULTS Vvr LIABILITY OF 202 164i 268 510 917" 1 3 1 6 7 6 5 TO KOOCHICHING COUNTY 824 422 N' 187 registrants and the largest aboqt-,,#^ 866 936 364 125 1198 1174 964 277 272 7,000^Whenever the dumber beyond Vast 'Accumulation of Jewels, Armor, 591 ^5Q3«~ Drawing ,of Numbers Will Fix the 886 1465 883 466 74 Continued from P4ge One )A 593 407 the total'in any given district comes 1 Furniture and Works of Art Stored 1161 1380 1293 566 1244 865 167 '1340842 Stotus of Men for Later Service. 769 out it will act as a blank for that 1211 Koski Felix, Int'l Falls in British Palace. 895 754 1019 .'»h. Head Names to be Called First. 311 124 4811 141 525 Germain Robt, No. Adams, Mass 581 district. Thus if the theory works 1417 Raboin Thos., Int'l Falls 881 1409 1367 708 992 68 1446a Special precautions are tak£$ at 744' 979 out evenly, the larger district will be 760 Myrane Mike, Clementson 66 Buckingham palace during renovations 590 1475 366 537 240 499 1011 Washington, July 14.—Drawing of 829 constantly assessed in excess of the, 183 Ronseth Rognald, Silverdale for guarding the treasure vaults. These 326 399 1328 444 735 634 752 227 lots for the selective draft not only 1105 56 Boreson Alfred, Big Falls smaller on a pro rata basis' corresponding \. are three in number, and their contents 1319 1392 672 448 673 v/ill determine what men are to be 1453 447 1276 Nippitt Mike, Int'l Falls to their size. are of great value, comprising the 792 Jaeger, Walter H:, Int'l Falls 393 993 1306 110 called to tile colors in the first war 949 512 1363 The drawing will not take place vast accumulation of jewels, armor, 5 Early Eugene, Int'l Falls 1259 1181 1413105 1253 army but will show in what order 1048 1065 this week and probably will be held statuary, pictures, furniture, etc., which 350 Lundgren Anders G., Lindford tm 621 760' the others registered will be liable 187 650' 778 have come into the possession of the Hesthness Edwin O., Pinetop some time during the week of July 540 2 985 352 418 264 for service when later armies" are 836 36 870 Corless Jack,/Int'l Falls royal family through various channels 23, according to the present indicar LaBrie Jas., Mizpah 617 1418 1130 organized. 549 1176 416 during the last two centuries, and for 920 456 tions. 440 Magnuson Geo. Happyland 118 1473 274 948 1283 which no accommodation can be found It was revealed last night that a 609 526 To prevent embarassment among 741 Anderson Victor,, Wildwood 220 in the state apartments of the royal 813 plan of drawing will be followed under 1154 766 734 966 1353 those who are exempt, the war de^ 1054 Zink Andrew, Int'l, Falls.. residences. 956 913 343 660 188 which a definite place in the 511 1275 Piwtoron Bell, Int'l Falls 1072 partment has decided to give with Two of the vaults are of great size, 1330 29 918 533 907 waiting list will be given every one !7ll Burg William, Kelliher 934 460s each exemption certificate a bronze the largest measuring 300 feet by 260 1022 Hebert Jos., Ft Frances. 977 'll4 151 233 of the millions' who registered. 1159 1129 1370 1397 badge bearing the inscription: "Exempted—U. feet. These are used for the storage of 841 Aaserud Lars Int'l Falls 196 1463« 986 403 Those standing at the head of the 1359 61 618 1336 S." The design for this 638 Howard Earl E., Birchdale furniture, pictures, etc. The third vault, 1110 777 33 417 list in each country or district will 209 39 1032 Roy Jos., Cloquet much smaller and steel lined throughout, badge has been approved by. Secretary 63 994 758 be called first before the exemption 623 Petrie Roy A., Birchdale 1071 1348 1 954 MINNESOTA DRAFT MEN is the jewel room, the contents of Baker and a number already are 269 Swanson John G. Int'l Falls 816 371 529 boards and then the obligation will 1278 362 1170 which may be termed priceless. Of TO DES MOINES CAMP in process of manufacture. It is intended 685 Schwenk Robert Loman 818 762 gold ornaments alone there are over pass on down the line as long as 64 382 224 931 to protect those who are exempted 1141 Aal Hilman Int'l Falls 6,000, weighing considerably over a 41 men are needed. 1042 449 1241, 932 1012 Minnesota men drafted for the big 1314 Stepoway John, Iiit'l Falls from any suspicion of being ton in all, and many individual items 640 127 1086 This does not mfeari that a separate 1016 Sheehy Leo P., Int'l Falls 48 38 742 national army wil lform part of the slackers. r-, would fetch thousands of pounds in the 335 Denyterko Nick, Int'l Falls 1242 88 1074 743 827 name or number will be drawn for 668 Eighty-eighth division, which will be The law specifies that exemptions open market. 1430 Sievert Robert, Int'l Falls 473 876 287 every one of the country's 9,800,000 1038 1386 976 sent to the cantonement at Des are not permanent unless the cau Most of these treasures came to 493 Alick John J. Frontier 260 527 254| 446 registrants. In fact every number 1004 586 Moines, Iowa together with those 1358 Nelson Nels H., Int'l Falls Queen Victoria as gifts from other for which they are granted are permanent. 932 1377 drawn, under the theory of the plan, 1084 89 1197 1204 1305 Barstad Carl A., Int'l Falls of Iowa, Nebraska, North and South sovereigns. Every object in this vault For instance, if a man were 341 Benjiman Ernest E. Int'l Falls 745 573 281 will represent more than 4,000 men, 863 358 451 Is catalogued, and the whole collection Dakota. exempted on the first call because 1007 Hanson Lawrence, Int'l Falls 308 1451 one for each of the registration districts. 573 1137 1106 439 is checked once a year under the supervision Information to this effect and also of a dependent relative and that relative 391 Chapman Arthur L., Ray of the keeper of the privy 562 1055 1225 394 Details of the .system have 1383 1459 confirming reports, that national should die or become self-supporting 1366 Collum Robert R., Ft. Frances purse. 259 not beep made public, but an outline 1025 417 354 445 217 970 Franzen John P., Int'l Falls guard organizations of Minnesota before the second call, ..the 637 Johnson Axel, Siggestad, Minn. 1450 322 112 of its principle features follows: 1068 1374 1268 and other states mentioned will be registrant would be liable for service 360 Rushfeldt Walfred, Manitou WAR GREAT LEVELER OF MEN 702 232 1365 242 1333 403 sent to the training camp at Deming, under the second call. It will be the All Cards Numbered. 1217 Hunrescuk Manaska, Int'l Falls 694 198 1318! 1018 597 1421 N. M., was received by Captain duty of the exemption boards to 571 Hilan Herasin, Pinetop Every registration board has numbered 799 Dancer and Athlete, Patrician and 1023 671 561 195 1061 488 Gabrielson Chas. Frontier W. F. Rfiiriow, military secretary to keep watch of such cases arid recall the cards in its possession in Plebeian Are Equally Valiant 704 98 11847 801 145 1310 1053 Governor Burnquist. men who have been passed over red ink, beginning at No. 1 and continuing When Call to Arms Comes. 72 Dahlen Lars, Big Falls 708 990 44 226 286 It is contained in war department once but whose status may have 336 Botton Carl A. Int'l Falls to a number corresponding 1028 846 398 216 847 302 orders naming cantonements for changed" before the second call is 1112 Coulombe Gabriel, Int'l Falls I asked the president of an important with the total?4n the district. 641 1392 262 1123 662 475 1067 Schulz Bernie A., Int'l Falls troops of the national army and made. college what type of student has At the drawing numbers will be 128 Towsley Glenmore A., Gemmell 1104 239 852 1145479 975 942 raTTTWtTttS camps of the national guard in honor responded most quickly to the war used ranging from No. 1 to a number 678 Peterson Melvin, Int'l Falls 82 55 1274 478 1429 of the men who contributed their drum, writes Girard in the Philadelphia 805 Romanchuk Steve, Int'l Falls corresponding to the total in the largest PROFFIT SHARING CAMPAIGN 592 461 1345 480 1364 1208 Public Ledger. lives to the development of the United llRajotte Gene, Clementson district in the country. July 1st to Sept 1st, 1917 372 42 431 1328 "The surprising thing," said he, "is 1127 674 900 Buskovich Mik, Int'l Falls States. The first n4feSjfer Qfamh will determine that there is no class in this response. The St. Paul Dispatch *and the St. 1287 Mossik Bill, Int'l Falls 106 639 425 1230 1092' 21 what man .from-each district At our college the boy who is regarded 1142 Osburg Eric P., Int'l Falls Paul Pioneer Press wants a local 114 462 1299 423 1469 704 MAY INSURE MEN OF will be takein^ntfTt be No. 10, & Reese Richard A., Clementson as the best dancer was among the very representative, either man or womain 238 1089 1437 1220 1338 176 327 Johnson Oscar J., Int'l Falls for example^ifc^will mean that the first to volunteer. As many gl^e^lub THE ARMY AND NAVY in your community. Agreieable and 409 453 973 415 1467 890 664 Moen Aimer L., Big Falls fellows as football men are goipg to man in each district holding local profitable work. A fine opportunity 93 \JCoristantin Franz, P., Littlefork 294 408 1231 804 230 271 the front. Athletes are no more eager card No. 10 will be called for examination Washington, July 23.—Tentative 1448fTaranski Joseph, Int'l Falls for school teachers, students arid 375V 1424 65 282 1458 1158 to face the cannon than are 'jajgr tightest before any of the other men 957 Smith Adam P., Int'l Falls plans evolved at today's a conference special summer workers to make^ 1069 751 1046 615 1028 455 students." 343 Jeffrey Chas. A., Int'l Falls in that district. of government officials and insurance some exceptional good money this 220 833 483x 881 1087 546 War* like death, levels up and dbwn. 1355 Prymak Karp, Int'l Falls •The Second nurr&er drawn will determine men provide for the issuance in summer. 62 121 1404 457 1262 207 Those aristocrats and high-bred gentlemen, 103 Jung John, Osakis, Minn. what men in each district amounts from $1,000 to $10,000 upon This Is Your Chance George Washington and Marquis 1221 Erick^pn Peter A., Int'l Falls 67 646 1081 528 1043 912 are to be taken second, and so on. 1102 Kabool Slamen, Int'l Falls the lives of American sailors and Die Lafayette, starved quite as well at Plan different and entirely new. 1327 77 699 284 531! 695 556 Krenzilk John, Pinetop Those not needed for the first war Valley Forge as did the frontiersmen soldiers at ordinary premium rates, Some spare time workers are greatly 947 614 1382 1134 160 1252 154 Oliverius Frank J., Gemmell army will retain their positions on from Interior Pennsylvania. with the government paying the excess increasing their daily earnings. Part 283 1471 1027 1003 817 59 1281 Tostananski Wasyl Int'l Falls Meade, the cultured patrician, stood the lists, and these positions will determine charge because of the extra or whole time. Can use only responsible 51 Flory Nelson, Big Falls 1126 612 869 445 359 764 the gaff of battle as well as but no the order of their liability 717 Bung William, Kelliher risk in military service. parties with good references. 984 724 938 1317 497 667 better than did Sheridan, the plebeian. when needed. 1057 Wenskutonis Martin T., Int'l Family allowance to dependents The first one from your community 1037: 463 84 859 531 468 Marshal Murat, «en of a tavernkeeper, 1256 Gustafson Elmer, Int'l Falls The drawing will be public and also are proposed, the amount to depend gets the position. Why not send in 1200 663 245 580 351 1454 became a, king, and. Marshal 1073 Meyer John M., Ft. Frances each number will be announced as upon the size^of the family. In your application today? Ney, son of a cooper, later grew into 30 Flack John Clementson 94 1297 148 14 980 109 it is drawn. At the offices of most 190 Martinson Jos| B., Nass addition, indemnities would be given The Dispatch Printing .Co. a prince, and both were as valiant 892 1449 1298 782 251 180 local exemption boards the red ink 288 Bergstedt Nels, Int'l Falls for total or partial disability^The upon many a bloody battlefield as St. Paul, Minn.^. 1389 598 821 658 960 171 1423 Sehoen Harry H., Int'l Falls numbers pf most of the registrants were the sons of emperors and czars. tentative program provides that the Circulation Dept. tf !:.* 941 1131 631 1040 1177 773 Corrigan Thos., Int'l Falls 619 already are posted, so that registrants war" risk insurance bureau have full 608 Blomstrom Alexander, Laurel 879 746 583 830 995 194 A Case for the Oculist. niay inform themselves before 406 charge of administering the plan. Spias Charles, Ray 1361 1129 791 1116 845 1422 J] '. The oldest inhabitant of Little NOTICE. hand of their respective numbers. If 519 Meyer Jos., Northome 1036161 873 790 1155 1210 042 Cockleton possesses a telescope which 25 Huftile Claude M., Clementson they do, as spon as word of .the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 1009 189 392 459 659 361 he never used. Gamelgaard James J., Ray drawing copies they will know in My wife, Fanny Anderson, has 889 Sundin Herman Int'l. Falls 709 909 129 1153 1222 PROGRAM "Why don't you make use of it 213 just what order of liability they left my bed and board, therefore I 383 Joyce Leon W., Margie sometimes, James?" a neighbor asked. 465 1096 1408 165 665 1115 stand. .. will not be responsible for any bills 1166 Backus Seymour W., Int'l Falls "It used to be a good 'n," James said, 1224 904 1202 1015 1164 405 Examinations for Common School 588 Larson Chas. Ericsburg that she may run at my expense. On Pro Rata Basis. sorrowfully, "but It's broke now." 250 885 1147 959 329 628 Certificates to be Held July 30, 31, 856 Hackett Blenn, Int'l Falls Sam Anderson,. "Broken?" the neighbor asked. Obviously there will be high numbers 426 1452 '823 246 731 682 705 Anderson Andrew Kelliher and Aug. 1, 1917. ...» July 22, 1917 Ray, :Minn. "How's that?" 1146 Wagloan And., J^it'l Falls drawn for which there are no 768 1215' 955 1315 6 1063 21 "Well," James replied, "it was such 576 Kahl, Anton, Wildwood corresponding registrants in small 99 1277 365 144 1301 1405 Monday, July 30. a good .'n that I could see the old 944 Rudik John, Int'l Falls SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS districts. The smallest district in the 551 1394 1285 916 756 1126 A. M.— 8:00 to 8:45 Enrollment church steeple five miles away quite 428 1466 1090 821 850 1280 plain, but Joseph, the scoundrel, got 8:45 to 9:15 Spelling This list is of the remainder of the 523 855 902 891 the lend of it and tried to majte out 1111 1220 9:15 to 10:00 Penmanship numbers drawn and will'not be affected the steeple of the. Methody chapel, 669 104 540 579 F. C. ROGERS 1030 79 10:00 to 12:00 Arithmetic in the first draft but will be more'n ten miles away. He tried and 1228 740 83 142 1399 1445 P. M.— 1:15 to 3:00 Geography tried, and couldn't, so that he strained called—upon in the order shown if 559. 649 899 1279 1385 534 3:00 to 4:00 Composition my glass, and it's never been right found necessary later to make an-, 119 630 1321 1368 901 1052 4:00 to 5:00 Reading. since. Drat Joseph."—Buffalo other draft. 1311 803 139 648 643 1212 Tuesday, July 31. Read numbers from left to right PRACTICAL FURRIER v:u( 1000 946 291 1012 1312 812 A. M.— 8:00 to 9:45 United States New Artificial Food Product^ in the column. 554 454 1079 962 1438 953 History The Germans now add ammq sfiar|a Fort Frances,/ If your name does not appear in Ontario 13 20/, 1240 835 467 319 the waste liquors of breweries or sugar 9:45 to 11:30 English Grammar the list of those drawn in the first factories, and produce food protein 999 131 87 1427 915 1396 draft find your name on page two directly with the aid of yeast. 315 476 1335 1196 313 1235 11:30 to 12 :Q0. Music Reports also come on high authority THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FUR HOUSE or three of this paper and see what 1325 270 928 543 397 339 P. M.— 1:15 to 2:45 Ph 1 ogy-. that in Germany artificially digested your number :s, then find your numbei 1207 348 318 1290 1265 516 Hygiene wood fiber is being used in stockfeeding. THE WORLD' in this list and see the' order of IN 491 1223844 1426 720- 190 279 2:45 to 4:00 Civics Wood is chemically closely your liability. 716 1082 1243 1400 1113 --4:00 to 4:45 Drawing related to starch and sugars, and the 122 642 939 222 906 887 777 700 901 413 1033 1462 Wednesday, August 1. making of sugar out pf cellulose has 1195 297 321 736 1002 707 1349 903 697 210 3811 594 A. M.— 8:00 to 8:30 Enrollment been done experimentally in the laboratory 1151 1101 368 974 320 for a generation. It was only 950 494 95 498 545 92 831 8:30 to 10:15 Geometry ST'5 1010 919 656 a question of gettlng the process cheap 1339 814 306 998 317 50 244 153 10:15 to 12:00 Physics 11 1070 enough to be practical, and^we who 738 1167 1097 1191 1017 231 969 34 761 1190 P. M.^ 1:15 to 2:45 Algebra would scoff at "bread from sawdust" 1234 1360 848 1118 121 .787 680 221 81 288 1186 826 2:45 to b:15 Physical Geography^or may be .regarded by our children as 147 292 504 1064 296 489 /rl38r~ 1005 380 1208 m* .General. 'lifetiBry old fogieJj" akin to those who' refused 120V 579 1091 470 312 •395 1284 27 547 1125 884 943 4:15 to 5:15 Agriculture to believe in airplanes and wireless 90 191 477 1187 1179 753 798 1286 1384 132 1233 589 If Geography, Physiology-Hygiene, '•telegraphy.—Physical Culture. 130 858 168 1023 424 840 834 1238 325- 1460 1347 1296 or Algebra do not require the full 1347 1188 1008 657 175 300 289 1093 443 24 951 779 time, the remaining time may be Artificial Sunshine. 278 1240 524 911 1172 532 558 389 Among the efforts bein£ made b^ 1307 1162 1047! 728 used for the subjects that follow. 12J4 336 England to get better crops, on account 212 1357 8 690T 449 1133 149 482 Examinations to be held in the 97 1239 1160 of the" threatened food crisis, one of 1192 305 1143 557 219 693 1433 839' 1249 1094: 45 office of County Superintendent of the most interesting is an experiment 622 585 1464 1257 605 1077 781 1246 687 186 Schools, International Falls, Minn. 1135 541 in growing cereals and other field crops 1415 1035 958 323 1343 247 1468 1439 179 684 997 922 Jul. 192$ with the aid df "artificial sunshine," 857 1401 1303 963 253 '438 878 1273 263 732 661 727 provided by overhead electric current. 1059 441 880 584 522, 35*' 23 496 897 811 12 1078 This experiment, under the supervision Urges Eating of More Fish. 18OO 331 492 1201 108 565 *748 377 9 347 1447 70 of V. H. Blackman, professor of plant In a bulletin dealing with the wholesale 1049 1442 715 961 1 539 595 349 16 789 849 physiology and pathology at South 134 1372 supply and price of staple foods :562 1407 501 102 EXPORTER AND IMPORTER OF 195 563 607 1344 Kensington, -is being carried out\ at 374 1219 925 173 In New York issued by the health department 875 714 86 Huntington court farm, near Hereford. 1024. 4291 871 184 819 RAW FURS 166 1039 474! 60 housewives are advised to 1341 1043 The purpose of the experiments is to 71 1156 541 '1393 518 substitute fish for meat, it being noted 759 208 293 1403 771 continue on a large scale work done 301 555 978 1260' r506 1090 that there is an abundance of fish on 785 404 1037 1362 369 575 during the last few years near Dumfries, 1391 1272 877 435 the wholesale market and that it is 681 713 277 987 411. 80 266 1^3 where in 1916 an increase of 347,8 935 1121 far cheaper than meat. The bulU in 1150 450 1390 249 4 204 "387 1085 921 1182 about 50 per cent in grain and 85 per says in part: "Thtre is no reason 113 1472 725 1004 156 1034 130 57 159 419 1461 197 cent in straw was obtained on a crop (St why households should be fed on expensive 808 780 1183 267 567 1218 tic 338 165 1351 1263 767 of oats. 1193 wA meats when fish is cheap and ^Highest Cash Prices Paid on 421 940 1232 1254 169 43^ 334. 386 1001' 252 78 703 just as nourishing and healthful." 1477 396 0 i£K 989 1304 1107 1270 Terrible. 1041. 1229 683 1062 412 1026 FBES -V -V" 862 1406 257 "My dear, you mustn't let anybody 1109 155 "284 996 301 733 1044 1 587 Restful Slumber. 828 .133 read that letter from Cousin George at 1 807 867 930 -rp 185 1398 1410 937 «MGood morning, judge," said the *J490 340 1431? 706 He will pay the duty and war tax oifall furs from the United the front. I'm surprised that he'd 265 285 1313 1119 10511 5 6 0 prisoner, cheerfully. ... 729 401 N 719 515 1100 255: .write such things." 303 563 1412.1^234 211 1435 "You seem in a good humor for a 1163 '146 568 States and pay as high a price for them as any 1356 22 53 "What's the matter with his let* 843 man who has spent the night in jaiL*1 1376 1379 1008 229 410 576 1371 439 7. 820 225 ter? It's mighty interesting." the Unitcd States.: io mi MSo I am,, your honor. I had a good 299 QC 1075 1189 750 1122 58' 1443 517 W 'T a kf 893 |§'73967 610 "Some parts of it are, but his confessions night's rest and th^t always refreshes 150 19 400 1320 1359 1352 152 '#520 28 1434 of his disgraceful conduct me. You see, my ./wife is a. timorous 228 832 1180 206 136 688 1388 472 1342 1308 are dreadful. I wouldn't ror the world 484 woman, and when I sleep at Koine I'm BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL" OR BUY 430 t'328 965 96 896 1098 722 162 71006 181s have anyone know of his doings." 314 632 compelled to investigate many -sthuige F. C. 1021 624 5 0 7 544 747 1269 "I don't get yon at all." 599 1375 243 67 1206 686 noises. No doubt there were burglars 1258 929 1194 138 1199 "You don't? Didn't yon read that 91326 170 367 6S1- 324 503 all around ine. last night, but I didnt 861 838 635 part of .his letter where lie says he 1416 116 633 101 79$tSk 535 17 mi out with a British tank last'nighV 712 802 1255 378 8S3i 794 uiein* -,(A 1165 235 Hfef. and thej rolled all plM»r *Ci fcrec the •, fell ISM mmm