W r*& j^. ®'f iSS3 ij •rVrlV''^ ?3 international eall&press^ t&x&r?: PAex, .THREE ^MVi PROFESSIONAL CARDS alMET FOR WAB TIMES SET CREDIT FOR FARM WORK FEDERAL FARM timore, $3,19&684 Columbia, S. C., Wilson, has approved the new drafti"4 BANK LENDS f4 MlLLICtt $3,317,648 Louisville,$5^922,900 New regulations which will be promulgated 4 r-r -vk J?" ^Purdue University 8tudents Whe Q« if fjfjb*-1Mfe/kirSa Orleans, $6,564328 St. Lonis, $3,203,'245 soon to govern the selection of \_ JOHN H. BROWN. Horn* to Halp Raise Crop* h% Washington, Oct. 20.—The Federal St. Paul, $7,423,600 Omaha, $3,976,490 the remainder of registered men for^S Attorney at Law Retain 8eh^ol Standing. Provides House te State Clearing Farm Loan board has approved loans Wichita* $8,643^45 Houston, the. national army. The new plan gt Office over 0. M. Carr & Cof to farmers throughout the country $5,808,779 Berkeley, Cal., $3,062,460 aims to classify each of the 9,000,000 Prevent Waste. A young man, a senior student at International Falls, Minnesota aggregating $64,063,604. The figures, Spokane, $11,072,395. not yet drafted in his place in the, '4 Purdue university, entered the office which represent operations up to national scheme of defense and to of W. B. Stone, president of the institution, "5k Nine million men a. 4 October 1, are distributed among the DR. H. H. 1HR1C postpone the drafting of men most' and placed on the president's Ueal Representatives at Trade Ce* be drafted to twelve districts as followVf needed in war industries and those* desk a telegram. It was from the i'ir.V« Dentist tsrs Will Aid Small' Shippers la 4 ,1 .' Springfield, Mass., $1,872,330 Bal­ Washington, Oct. 20.—Priesident having dependents. young man's brother. It read thus: Forwarding Products. .r Office over Holler's Confectionery "You must return home at once. International Falls, rg Minnesota It You will find the automobile in the i-, ^)fs (Prepared by the Markets Division garage at Thorntown. I have enlisted. of the State Food Committee for ths GEO. S. LANGLAND Good-by." ''t Public Stefety Commission.) "What am I to do?" the young student v.:'Lawyer Upon the advice of the niarkets division asked. "The farm has been In the litis Block on Fourth Avenue of the state fpod committee, turned over to my two brothers and the Minnesota Commission of Publio International Falls, Minnesota myself and we have to run it. If this Safety has established in the midway brother has enlisted the only thing I district of the Twin Cities, stata can do is go back home and help with F. J. McPARTLIN market for perishables and semi-perishable the farm." kfti• Lawyer products. This market doss The student, was to be graduate^ not sell to consumers, but is a wholesale form Purdue in June, and he feared Office over International State Bank market that he would lose his credits and his International Falls, v' Minnesota Farmers and gardeners of Minnesota diploma. V'""."v who do not have other marketing connections President Stone told him that his G. F. SW1NNERTON, M. D, C. M. are Invited to send their products duty was there, and that he would not ,'V to the state market for disposal. Physician and Surgeon lose any of his credits, but that he The market was established primarily would retain all of his rights in the Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted In behalf of those producers Who are university and would be graduated Office over City Drug Store' unable to ship in carloads. However, with his class in June, the same as if the market will accept solid cars of International Falls, Minnesota he remained in school. produce when local marketing facilities President Stone has announced that are unsatisfactory. a similar policy will be adopted in favor DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE A local markets committee exists in of all Purdue students who are each county of the state and each Physician and Surgeon required to leave school and go home Important shipping point has a member Office over litis Drug Store1 to help raise crops, provided proper on this committee. These local verified showings .are made that they Phone 11 marketing representatives are fully informed are performing or have performed such as to the proper procedure in Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching work.—Indianapolis News. packing, grading, and shipping to market. International Falls, Minnesota Consequently, producers should consult the local markets committeemen UNUSUAL BOATS ON ATLANTIC PHINNEY & CAMPBELL whenever there is any doubt as in to the proper procedure. Lawyers Demand for Tonnage for War1 Cargoes The local committeeman is prepared Brings Into Service Types That International Falls, Minnesota to bring small producers together Are Rarely Seen. and thus obtain a car of produce for shipment W. E. LAWRENCE Many vessels of unusual type have Paul Ragatz, markets agent of the The Rezall Store appeared on the Atlantic in recent public safety commission, receives months because of tue demand for these mixed cars and sells them to the International Falls, Minnesota tonnage for war cargoes. Among them §$r tirade at the highest market prices. is the American four-masted barkentine Where necessary small lots of produce DR. E. A. THOMPSON John Palmer, a type of sailing of the same kind from several cars ship seen frequently on the Pacific, but Dentist are thrown together to make one solid seldom on the western ocean. car of produce. In this manner the Phone 245 Like some other American sailing producer is enabled to obtain better Office over litis Drug Store craft the John Palmer had an encounter prices. with a submarine. She was luckier International Falls, Minnesota Producers of even small quantities Dont be a Slacker than the Lyman W. Law, however, of food materials should see to it that for shfe floated on her cargo and managed these supplies are marketed. W. E. MARTIN to make port. While carrying 'fU Contractor and Builder lumber from Galveston to Genoa the SEED CORN AS A STOCK FOOD Palmer was torpedoed 200 miles west Repairs Promptly Done of the latter port. Phone 159 705 8th St After the torpedoing the submarine AN you look the world squarely in the was chased by a patrol boat, which The Shoe Hospital Problems Before Minnesota Farmers afterwart} took the Yankee vessel in face and feel you have done your full tow. As she showed no signs of sinking This Fall. V-: immediately the captain and crew REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT \. V'. duty? remained on board. TJie Palmer NATHAN NURICK, Proprietor eventually reached port and was able ... 213 Third Street Animal Husbandry Specialists At Unl« Are you buyin^^eveKy^Liberty Bond to deliver her cargo, although she had Nexf to Boston IiUnchL -V versity Farm Offer Suggestions a to bje beached. The John Palmer is now being repaired you can afford? for Its Solution. NORTHERN MINNESOTA at. Genoa, and it is expected she will be seaworthy in a short time and Your right to Liberty and happiness (Prepared by the animal industry ^HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION bring an Italian cargo to Ne\y York group, University Farm, and issued by Dr. R. H. Monahan Phorte 223 Sfle was built of wood at San Francisco has been attacked. If your boy, whom you the State Food Committee for the,Public Dr. Elizabeth Monahan....Phone 223 in 1901. /I- -v Safety Commission.) Dr. Mary Ghostly ...Phone 301 The condition of field corn caused have sent to the front to fight for you is Eudestine Hospital Phone 79 Days to Come. by early frosts makes it necessary for •Office over International State Bank As vacation time brings one out to many Minnesota farmers to consider not given enough munitions and provisions some quiet countryside of the United the feeding of soft corn to livestock Phone 155 this fall. As an aid in such feeding, States there comes a painful sense of International Falls, Minnesota to hold back the German horde, the fate specialists of the animal industry the contrast between what we see here group of the Minnesota Experiment and the scenes of desolation pictured of your home will be the fate of the homes If the public will get the habit Station offer the following suggestions: in all our magazines. The vineyards of using their street address on all about Lake Erie are full of September's Soft corn, aside from that required of Belgium. promise, but those of Champagne mails it .will give them better service for silage or fodder corn».is best' fed iare crisscrossed by innumerable trench when the carriers -are put in In the field both because this saves systems and tormented by ceasfelefcs on the second liberty service and also be appreciated by Your boy has staked his labor and because soft corn does not jshell fire. The orchards of California the postal department. erib well. and Virginia are ripening their burden life for your country. If Lean is $150. Postmaster. Feed the softest corn first because In drowsy peace, but what of those it is less satlsfaotory to feed in hard you do not stake your If you know of a man fought through by armies of cxar and freezing weather and because it is too kaiser? You can hear a woodpecker or a woman who has not money by buying a liberty bulky for good results in finishing off half a mile away In the pines of Chey S.ETB0HPS0N4S0N stock. Save the ripest corn for finish •enne canyon, but there's a different bought his full share of Bond his life may be feeding. ,story to tell of the blasted and bloodstained /..'Soft Corn for Cattle. sacrificed to your selfishness! liberty Bonds, do not be woods of Ardennes. And yet Where there la much soft corn the Agents for the this fever of war will pass. The guns afraid to call him a slacker! cattle may be allowed to pasture it will have had their day, however long Ttia down. rest should be saved for and terrible, and in the end nature and winter roughage. If it is intended to the patient folk who serve her will Buying a liberty Bond put flesh on the cattle aa soon aa possible, come to their own again.—Collier's. Your neighbors and they may be .left in the corn all does not mean your day.. If not, two hours a day is aufflcient. fw giving your friends are watching Mechanical Horse In War money. It means loaning Clover or mixed hay should Recently a "mechanical horse" was be allowed with the corn. Soft corn yooi. Your boy has staked your, money and receiving driven through the streets of Chicago along with other roughage will put to attract "fighting men" to the army his all. If this bond issue cattle in fair flesh. Cattle weighing every cent of it bade with recruiting stations. The powerful" tractor, more than 960 pounds do better than should fail—if our army to which a field gun and caisson lighter cattle on such feed. Soft corn rAl were hitched, was controlled entirely alone .will not maka finished beef, but lltiild not be jeqpiip^^ th6 Um byjtwo reins' In the hafid» of a driver* it will ^rryy cattle through Liberty Bonds are backed It^was takto through the congested winter in gocd shape.« the day will surely come "loop district" thoroughfares with perfect Soft Corn for Hogs. 4 by all of the resources Detroit Vapor wEen with your home ease. The plan was employed At first allow an acre to tem hoganmore daily for a fortnight and apparently Stove of the richest government Oil or less according to yield. Unless JT gone—your money taken netted good results* for during the period, the corn is down badly, the hogs in the world and are the large numbers of volunteers filed may be turned in at once as they will from you—and the lives i-m into the recruiting places. Although get little green corn the first day or The only absolutely safest investment nym has still little known, the machine is not two: The farmer who hasn't enough of your women and children i4' Wickless Oil Stove f", S%WVJ |Tf a new type. Primarily it is intended & hogs should pick up some thin shotes. ever known. Purchases of in jeopardy, you will on the market. for agricultural purposes. It is sufficiently Save the solid corn, mill feed, etc., -1^7 -rK striking in appearance and operation, for finishing off. If the corn la very liberty Bonds up to $5000 Aims just like gas. si ask yourself: "Whydidn't soft or poor a light dry feed may be however, to prick the curiosity Call and let us 1 are exempt from government of the street crowds, aifd in this capacity given once a day, as corn in the milk I heed that warning in my m. show you. stage carries about dne part of protein it performed valuable work for the taxes. or muacle-forming material to army.—Popular Mechanics Magazine. own newspaper and act 3eve|a parts pf fat forming material, liberty Bonds may be befpre it was too late?" while in -the mature corn the proper S. E. THOMPSON & SON American Woman Aide Wounded* tion is about one to nine or ten Less purchased in any amounts The wife of Sir David Beatty, commander Any bank, post office or protein (milk, tankage, oil meal, etc.) of the high fleet,, who was formerly in needed to balance the soft corn ration. in units of $50. The share department store will sell Miss Ethel Field of Chicago, has .. thrown open her large estate in England Keep salt salt and'ashes, or salt and of every American family you a bond today. for the exclusive use of wounded •lacked coal within reach of the pigs •I- British sailors. Ask your Hat man to show Reserve Bank No Longer a Fad. It is not generally know^ that ^ir you the new Vegetarianism was at one tlm« David Is a man of immense wealth, lltoked upon as a fad of the worst and but a recent financial census of the most bigoted type, but the day has British kingdom showed that he is, ^atteYSOw come when it is accorded consideratiou with the possible exception of Sir and has a greater number of follovers John Jellico, the richest man in the CT Fiscal Agents of the United States Government in than even the most optimistic British navy. —. Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, aiiiierent of the cause could have^ It also was developed during the Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan same census that Sir David: ha? ex# Reamed 20 years ago. The fruitarian movement- has ari'Textraordinary number pended large sums from his personal For Men of educated and cultured,, people: account for the relief of the families who haVe qpenly Joined its ranks.: of his J^ilors ,who lost their Uvea la Ifcr sftfff f«r :Jntlaod1»ttI«u