1, *4- "^war r^sK#^g^fj«js«rJf 1% ?T" ., ""*.- f*=¥^» s^-{ *-*ir INTERNATIONAL. FALLS PRESS PAGE FOUR TBE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS economies into effect July 15, 1918: monthly^ payments ha» meant thousands'of In every wound I'd pour- ground HELPS DAD WIN THE WAR Discontinue the acceptance d&the dollars saved for the farmers glass, return of unsold copies.^, of Minnesota and has helped to place I'd march him out where the brave AND BORDER BUDGET Discontinue the use of alt samples' Minnesota ahead of any other state boys died— or free promotion copies. in the union in the number of cooperative Out past the lads they crucified— Discontinue giving copies to anybody creameries. The creameries in the fearful gloom of his living INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY except for office-working copies in Koochiching county have tomb, GEO. P. WATSON, Editor and Manager or where required by statute law in adopted this principle so as to give There's one thing I'd do, before I the case of official advertising. the farmers of Koochiching county was thru— Entered at the Post Office at International Falls. Minn., .as Second-class .Matter Discontinue giving" free copies to the benefit of all there is in the Jk I'd make him sing, in a stirring manner, advertisers, except not more than one cream they produce. There is no SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR copy each for checking- purposes. single institution in the county that The wonder words of "The Star Discontinue the arbitrary forcing will mean more for its agricultural Spangled Banner." Our city council is making a very serious mistake in not backlg of copies on news dealers (i.e, compelling development than the creameries. —The Silent Partner. the Home Guards and every other patriotic movement to the them to buy more copies than They, merit the support of every farmer limit. they can legitimately sell in order to interested in the development of HONOR ACCORDED DAVID NEW hold certain territory.) Koochiching county. Patronizing ^Discontinue the buying back of papers the home creamery is a good finaa*" The Germans are finding out that they are up against a different Might with Entire Propriety Be Called at either wholesale or retail selling cial investment. class of troops than the poor deluded half starved Russians, the First Bandmaster Recorded price from dealers or agents, in in History. these days. I order secure preferential representation. LET HIM LIVE David might well be called the first It is up to everybody to lay aside their personal grievances and Discontinue the payment of salaries bandmaster mentioned in history, fT As long as the flowers their perfume he was the first orchestral organizer or commissions to agents, dealers, petty spites these days and, grab the opportunities that are coming give, of which we have any record. His or newsboys for the purpose of So long, I'd let the kaiser live— along to make this the leading city in Northern Minnesota. Any band numbered two hundred, four* securing the equivalent of return Live, and live, for a million years, public official who is unwilling to do this ought to be man enough score and eight, and he thus led the privileges. With nothing to drink but Belgian first body of players. He no doubt to resign. Discontinue all free exchanges. tears— possessed a knowledge of instrumentation Thomas E. Donnelly, IV With nothing to quench his awful and tone-color effect, for he Chief Pulp and Paper Section, thirst assigns his subjects to special instruments. Will the city council go along in the establishing of an armory War Industries Board. But the salty brine of a Scotsman's here if the state will give fifteen thousand dollars toward it, on condition The fourth Psalm, "Hear me when curse. the city will furnish the location and maintain the building. I call, O God of my righteousness," RE-SEED YOUR HAY I would let him live on a dinner each This is an opportunfty to put International Falls on the map as he directs to be played by his chief MEADOWS THIS YEAR day, musician, who was a player of the military headquarters of this part of the state, Virginia has done Served from a silver or a golden harp and the sackbut. Psalm fifth, The situation in regard tb the tray— Lord," it, Bemidji has done it, Chisholm has done it. Why not International "Give ear to my words, O he failure to re-seed the old meadows Served with things both dainty and assigns to the chief musician, who Falls? Its up to the city conucil. If they say yes, the goods and consequent low yields of hay sweetServed was the solo flutist of his band. will be delivered. this year obtains in Koochiching with everything but things to Psalm sixth, "O Lord, rebuke me not county. Clover, naturally runs ^out Newton D. Baker HI, eleven-year-old in thine anger," the chief musician eat. son of the secretary of war, is earning or soloist on the string instrument, so that yields are usually poor after And I'd make him a bed of silken FORT FRANCES INVADED tln money by acting as messenger for who bad a virtuoso's regard for expression, about three years. Alsike clover is sheen, bis father in the war department. His is called upontopertorm, a little more persistent than medium With costly linens to lie between father pays him for services rendered and so on through the Psalms. On the "Glorious Fourth" Ftort Frances was treated to a peaceful red clover, but medium red clover With covers of down and fillets of outside of school hours. David without question had. tn his invasion of our allies of International Falls. The sight of the yields better especially on high welldrained lace, band all of the component parts of wayuaucrs imnK oinn ugnn Uuy. land. Alsike clover thrives And downy pillows piled in place. soldiers, cadets, decorated cars, etc., led by a band was a fine one the modern orchestra—strings, wood* When the electric light company best on rather damp soils. And when to its comforts he would winds, brass and percussion. At the lighted the streets of Bagdad with indeed. Thus in amannejr we were permitted to share in the pleasure The season last year has killed but yield. I dedication of Solomon's temple, David electricity, the people were filled with of our friends. In these days such an act of brotherliness has a great deal of the clover, especially ijnd all the bouse of David "played^ It would stink with the rot of the astonishment, according to a Bagdad the on our special significance, and demanded fullest courtesy,1 part. before the Lord with all manner of newspaper, translated for the Review the alsike clover, so that yields are battlefields, Instruments made of fir wood, and of Reviews by Miss Mary Caroline It wSuld have been a Very gracious thing if our mayor, and such almost univerally light this ytki\ And the blood and bones and brains with harps and with psaltriQS with Holmes. Some declared that nothing Farmers are planning to plow* up of men the as were free, had met the members of council' 'invaders" at the trimbels,* castanets, cornets and cymbals, less than the Jinn could produce such those fields this fall ^and so far-as: Should cover him, smother him, and GO. ut. bridge and led the march through town! It wasn't un­ and the sound of the trumpet brilliant light. Others asserted that it possible, plant them to cultivated then, was heard in the land even as it is Vas male and female, the latter being doubtedly, the omission will not occur in the future should our crops next year to be folloWed: by His pillow should. cling with the heard today." Popular as a- oomposer the lights erf the city, while the males the stream so favor us again. Our town friends across thanks you, grain in 1920, with clover seeded' iri rotten clay— and popular as a conductor, Da vldwas Were kept in the pockets of the Englishmen. gallant allies! and if.you should need a few Union Jacks for gala at the same time. This freqtient Clay from the grave of a soldier certainly to be envied. From these Biblical jayS to the change of crops increases yields of boy, Still others said that in their opinion purposes the Fort would be glad to lend some.—Fort Frances present time the instrtjmeDte^odyhas these wonderfhl lights were the biid all crops grown. Hay will be a furnished And while God's stars their vigil Times, existed in many forrtts^-bands composed **A1 Rahman," spoken of by "Al Ardesy" keep, next year by clover seeded entirely of bagpipes, orchestras in his book, The Pleasure of the on clearings this year or annual/ forage And while the waves the white sands composed entirely of String instruments, Longing News from the Border." "Al CONCERNING COUNTY AFFAIRS sweep, crops sown on new clearings bands of oboe players, bands Bahman" is supposed to circle around next spring. He should never, never, never sleep. entirely of brass, bands of brass and and around the se^, observing the horizon, And thru all the days, and thru all M. M. Abbott, wood-wind, bands off trumpets, bands then mounting to the top of the It is becoming more apparent from day tc(I day that the people the years, County Agent. of bugles, bands of drqjns, and all tallest mast to warn the sailors of a and many of the hciriest backers of the investigation are realizing There should be -an anthen in his sorts of combinations have been made coming tempest hy man. that the work of N. B. Arnold has been one of the worst advertisements CREAMERY OUTLOOK ears,- ... Ringing and singing, arid never done, for this courity that it has ever received. Boosters may Queerest Coin on Earth. IS ENCOURAGING Anonymity In Liter at are. From the edge of light to the setting Have you ever seen a manilla? It is boost until they are black in the face, but one knocker can knock A writer in the Boston Transcript, a coin used by natives of West Africa of sun, The amount of cream received by down more in a few, minutes that the best builder can build in a speaking of a man vttv had written and is said to be tho most curious coin Moaning and groaning and moaning the creamery at International Falls much for publication but always anonym in the world. In shape "manillas" resemble week. We are getting sick of the knocker sentiment. It creates wild, is very encouraging to those interested nuonsly, says: MI donht the wisdom of a horseshoe with the two extremities a kind of county sour stomach to which nothing tastes good or finds A ravaged French girl's fatherless in the creamery and the development this onpracttcaj grounds tor the public flattened out like a camel's child. a sweet reception. It begets a kind of county billiousness. Nobody likes to kno\V whose work it is of the dairy industry in foot Being made of solid copper, And I'd build him a castle beside the reading a pseudonym is far better Northern Koochiching county. Pastures three-eighths erf an inoh thick, they likes to be around a person so afflicted or in a county chronically sea— than nothing, and if persisted In is as weigh over eight ounoes each. In have been very good this year affected with such an ailment. I believe that most of the As lovely a castle as ever could beThen good in the lop® run $s the rigjit •face value" seven of these queer coins and in spite of the fact that ajjreat people are realizing this. They offer valuable lands for sale and no name bat a book by an abstraction, by I'd show him a ship from over are equivalent to 25 cents, so that $1 many were forced to sell their cows reader's nobody, generally fails to win the worth would be an uncomfortably the sea, one from the outside cares to buy because of the reputation that has last winter because of a feed shortage, interest, unless $ rumor is put heavy load. As fine a ship as ever coula be, been given the county. Business enterprises have been affected, the amount of cream received at about that there is a mystery aoooerolng Not only are these "manillas" used 4-lLadeh with water, cold and sweet, the creamery this year is double-what likewise, for the same reason. Distrust causes men to send out to the authorship, and that the author among the natives, but white traders Laden with everything good to eat— it was famous man trying a new experiment." last year for the same period. is a accept them as legal tender for goods but spirit other places for things that they can get at home, the of Yet scarce does she touch the silvered He might bave added that The majority of those shipping to sold at the various stores. At one time one§ neighbor renders business dealings unpleasant. distrust of It sands, ^anonymity is not profitable to the this strangely shaped money had quite the creamery this year and in addi-. Scarce may she reach his eager' Vrlter, especially if he is capable of is a condition that is the natural outgrowth of the knocker spirit. a large circulation in certain parts of tion the creamery has nine new patrons. good work. He gets no credit with hands, the coast, but its use is now restricted is and In a community where there unity trustfulness people work Patrons of the creamery have fthe public for what he does whereas Than a hot and hellish, molten shell to a few bush towns and one including learned to depend on the monthly and deal together. Fairness is the watchword and confidence the bis name if it accompanied his published Bonny, Brass and Akassa. "Manillas" Shall change his heaven into hell, cream check to help grub-stake them writing should become a distinct are now very difficult to obtain. spirit and sentiment pervading the communities. This condition, developes And tho he'd watch on the heaven while they increase the size of their asset, editors, especially of magazines, a healthful business and social growth and bring happiness, beat shore, clearings to grow the clover, grain, being governed to some extent New Brand. Our Lusitania would rise no more. peace and contentment to all. How much better such a condition in their acceptances by the value of a and roots necessary to feed their Mrs. Leeder—I can't do without my In No-Man's Land, where the Irisn name, and persistent use of a name In these is than that of disunity. times when the nation calls on all live stock. Names of patrons receiv-. matutinal coffee. fell, even when attached to'matter of trivial ing the ten highest cream checks will Mrs. Newrich—Is that anew brand? to render the highest degree of service there is more call for united I'd start the kaiser a private hell— quality has become a source of liberal We've tried so many that are poor.*— appear in the next edition of this action than ever before and it is the duty of each patriotic to work I'd jab him, stab him, give him gas, income to many a writer." Boston Evening Transcript paper. for harmony, peace and an abiding faith in the country. To do less Contrary to the usual custom -of is to be a slacker. Let the spirit of unrest, discontent, factionlism creameries and centralizing firms, SAVE YOUR TEETH and private differences be cast aside during these trying times. Let the cooperative creameries in Koochiching—eounty pay the express us do away with such disturbing malcontents as N. B. Arnold, and charges on. cream received. The if we must occasionally have our family rows let's keep them at creamery is able to do this-because home and unadvertised, and settle- them without calling in. the neighbors/disturbing of the unusually good market for the the peace of the state and making ourselves a butter and buttermilk. This makes The cost will be small and the work will be of the best. There is no time like the present for good dental laughing stock for the rest the commonwealth. For the sake of a difference of more than two cents of work. "Abaolately Dependable Dentistry—Absolut ely Fair prices." a pound in the price paid patrons for our common country let's get together. CROWNS $5.00 butterfat. This difference is too attractive BRIDGEWORK Gold 08 Gold or TAXPAYER. SET OF TEETH for centralizers to compete Porcelain Porcelain against in this county. Cream comes $5.00 When a tooth is tob badly' decayed WHAT IT COSTS TO in different states. It was more expensive to the creamery from down river as to hold a filing, have gold or porcelain GET A SOLDIER ni Delaware than anywhere far as Manitou, as well'as from points crowns put on, which will make the GUARANTEED AT $ 1 0 0 0 else—$19 per capita. Vermont was along the C. N. and M. & I. tooth as durable as when perfect. Our Bridgework is teeth without plates. Official reports from the Provost gold crowns are made of heavy 22k They replace every tooth that may.be the second most expensive state, The creamery at International Our plates are made of Marshal's office show tha,t riot only solid" gold, and are guaranteed to be missing. We make them out of. gold where the cost was- $13.18 per capita, Falls manufactures ice cream for the very best 'ieeth and the best crowns regardless of cost. or porcelain and fasten them in your was selective draft the most effective and Maine, third, the cost there materials, made by experienced which sweet cream is necessary. In Our porcelain crowns are the best mouth so as to fit just like your natural and quickest way for the United specialists—dentists having been $11.18 per capita. order to get sweet cream a premium quality also, and when we place them teeth. These teeth inay last a lifetime who know how to make States to get an army, but that it in many cases. Others may in your mouth they look as natural as of ten cents a pound is paid for butter Nortfe Dakota did its work more plates. was the cheapest way as well. your own teeth. charge you as high as $10.00. fat in sweet cream. Patrons, who cheaply than any other statfe, the cost It cost the Government $4.93 per are in a position to do so are taking up there having been but $1.83 per Come la SOON—Today if you wish—for FREE examination CREDIT—We will accept part down balance in payments head for the drafted men now in the advantage of this unusual opportunity. tnan, less than one-tentfe pf the coat and estimate while work is being done. National Army. The per capita cost in Delaware. Lousiana was second Oat-of-town Patients should write for appointment -Daily, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. of volunteers is not given, but it is O01ce Hoara per The feature of a cooperative cheapest—*$2.1 man* Idaho was and have work done the same daythey come,, FREE EXAMINATION. very much higher. Also the cost for third, $2.85 per man. creamery which has made them so the present war was a great deal less THE UNION'S GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION popular in Minnesota is the fact that Minnesota was well below the average, than it was for the Civil'war. Absolut the patron is given the advantage of the cost for the iarge number figures for drafted men for the Any time during ten years' we guarantee to correct, repair, or make over, free of all profit there is in manufacturing of men sent from this state having Civil war armies are not available, charge, any piece of our work not satisfactory.. 'Phis guarantee made out in writing and is the butter. This is possible only been $3.13 per man. but the total cost for enrolling 1,120,621 absolute. •. -a" where payments are made once a men—volunteers and drafted—was month after all figures on receipts DR. NORCROSS A DR^ CLARKE $11,027,^15.21, or 09.84 per PAPER MUST BE ECONOMIZED and expenditures are available. If UNION DENTISTS capita. Of the total number furnished the "month's run has been unusually' only 168,649 were drafted men or On account of the shortage of materials BEM1DJFS LARGEST good, it-means that so much more substitutes. The draft was used in th* question of the supply of will be jidded to the price of butter^ OFFICES the Civil war only when a state failed paper is becoming acute and the use fat. Thus' thel patron gets the benefit to furnish its quota by the volunteer of paper must be economized to the of the profit which would be added 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m., Sundays 10:00 to 1:00 Telephone 2^6 Method. greatest possible extent. to the bank account of the proprietor For the selective draft for the present It is necessary that all newspapers BEMIDJI, MINN. if the cream were shipped to Opp. City~ Hall, Schroeder Bldg. army the per capitavcpst^qf getting which publish a daily and weekly edition a privately owned creamery or a the men into the esrvieeova-ried put the following preliminary •v tsff centralizing plant.~~.This system of