INTERNATIONAL FALllS PRESS PAGE EIGHT BREWERS BLOCKING CULLING THE FLOCK, OR KOOCHICHING COUNTY FAIR MARRIAGE AFTER AUG. S FUND INVESTIGATION NOT EXEMPTION GROUND GETTING THE SLACKERS The most elaborate display at the (Continued from page 1) Washington, Sept. 21—New editions Every flock should be culled. This fair rat of the Koochiching If the investigation is decided upon, of revised selective service regulations County Chapter of the Red Cross. process weeds out the slackers, de- ~..-t the} want a subcommittee appoii issued today by \Fr6vo'st termines the layers and finds the The entire wing formerly occupied -ed composed of men friendly Marshal General E. H. Crowder fix profitable breeders. It results in sav-j by the women's display was devoted u. s. pat. orr. »®oe to the brewing interests and suciii Aug. 5 as the date from which draft ing feed, furnishing more room, in- to this educational exhibit. Thru activities by the brewers as have boards shall disregard as ground for! creasing the ration of production, in-J pictures, posters and articles irfede bee revealed by the purchase of exemption marriages of men who* creasing the food supply on the one! by the Red Cross, the work of the registered on Sept. 12. the Washington Times for Mr. Brisbanc. i- hand, and supplying cash on the' various departments of this great other. organization was graphically shown. 9* They further want the investigation, When to cull—It is conceded that! Much credit is due the secretary LIBERTY VS GERMAN MEASELS if it is inevitable, postponed the most favorable time is from Sept.! Rev. E. W. Heermance who is giv15 until after the elections. "r Autumn Days to Nov. 1. The laying flock will ing all his time to Red Cross work Liberty measels. What a!n improper• They want it so restricted that it then be finishing their year's work' and is largely responsible for this ex- cognomen for a disease which is may not proceed further than the about as conducive to freedom as molt* bein& made. and commencing to Tbe later bibit developments which may come in when a ball-and-chain! Sinte have! they molt' the longer has been the' The value of any fair depends connection with the purchase of Are Here! the terms"Liberty" alind "German1' be- Period of production}, generally, much on securing competent judges. the Times. come synonymous? Hear us—Amer- speaking. In the various laying con-. Fairs are the best means available To this end they are seeking to icans—calling a disease which acts' tests the highest producers have been for setting standards of excellence prevent the issue being sent to a so nearly like pro-German agitator, molters. These have always for products of the home, field or late subcommittee headed by Senator W. in retarding the training of our S°°d record the following' stable. The judge secured for the made a Time to lay aside lightweight King of Utah, which already is troops and menacing the health of year' generally molt quickjy and farm crops department this year was and investigating German activities, and our citizens, by the sacred name of laying- C. E. Brown of Elk River. Mr. resume clothes and order your new How to cull—General appearance Brown is a practical farmer who has they have urged Senator C. A. Culberson, "Liberty"! did the name German How Measels" arise? chairman of the senate indiciary a"d habits are first observed. A. for many years spent part of his suit and overcoat made expressly committee, to appoint his own tile Because of the treacherous and large. comb for tbe breed, a bright time in the employ of the state doing committee. hostile nature of all diseases, our Prom'nent eye, sturdy, active walk institute work, judging at the state The question will be settled Monday. ancestors developed the habit of! a'ertness, indicate the layer, fair and superintending large agri- for you from the designating them by the name of an! ^be color of certain parts mark the cultural exhibits. Mr. Brown is an Senator H. S. New of Indiana, enemy country. It was the French' layer. Breeds having yellow authority on potatoes which is the republican, good style and woolens you select read to the senate today a who called this type of measels "The *ellow skin and legs grad- special reason for asking him to coIor of letter, he said was written by Secretary German Measels." In Germany, how-! l&ying con- judge the show this year. Koochi- ually Iose th,s coIor as by J. P. Tumlty to Arthur Bris1 ever, they are not called German me- tmues" Tbe color 8°es first from ching county is looking more and arie, whose purchase of the Wellington asles, of course, but "The Frenc^' the vent' tIlen from the eye-ring, more to potatoes as a cash crop. Times with loans from brewers Measels." And so it is among all na- ^rom *be l°be, from the lower Now is the time to get started on ear is under investigation, requesting pons, diseases are named from the *he correct type of potato After art of the beak and then from the Mr. Brisbane to send copies of the enemy country. Yet in America we 1-!pper mandible, and last of all these judging the potatoes Mr. Brown gave Hearst Chicago newspaper so Mr. are so loath to say the name "Ger- parts from tlie legs goinS down the a very instructive talk on potato Ed. V. Price & Co. Tumulty might follow Mr. Brisbane's man" that we unwittingly: substitute "an^s heel and toes. A hen that type and varieties. to democratic fight in Chicago. for it the most precious word in our n'shes her laying season with yel- Miss Mabel E. Anderson judged The letter follows: national vocabulary! Have German c°lor these parts is a the women's exhibit. Miss Anderson lower in Merchant Tailors Chicago "White House, Washington, May measels or any other kind of meas- "slacker I Emergency Home Demonstration 14— els ever been known to free anyone Examination of body structure is the employ of the government. As ,n Your money will buy more from anything? Rather it enslaves layer, the Koochiching county is included in her Dear Mr. Brisbane, the final test In a good the poor victim with isolation and pelv,c bones or "laying bones" as territory, her services can be secur- "When you were at the White House offices today I forgot to ask because of the fit, styler leaves with him serious complica-' wJde apart and for the asking to conduct any the3 are caIled are ed cah'things tions Let us resolve to flexible' the distance from thege. ',:,ecial demonstrations. you to send me the Chicago Heraid and Examiner regularly to my offices properly, and above all, let us no! ':ones rear of the S- Cleland, assistant state leader shapeliness and quality 6f to tbe keel or longer defile the fair name of/lib- bone is deep, and the whole county agents and Chas T. Payette here I am sure you are going breast orty by attaching it to a tiling as! •s9*t a"d pliable. When "idged the school exhibit Mr. Cle- to make the same good democratic abdomen ls fabric and workmanship. mucn to be avoided as German Mea-. signs agree, there can be also judged the exhibit of vep- fight in Chicago that you have been aH of these Iand doubt in telling the poorest lav- rtables grown by children sels. Minnesota making in your paper in Washington Public Hg£i in a flock. M- W. J. Freed, agricultural Journal. and I want to see just how you do ei* sud- Save the best hens for layers and ervisor of Independent District No it.' Have us show you the approved fashions breeders—Hens that are healthy, Judged the exhibit of live stock "Sincerely yours, J. Tumulty, BEAVERS DOING DAMAGE vigorous, active, good eaters, late '"eluding the poultry. "Secretary to the President." and, woolens for Autumn and molters, having large red combs, pale Wednesday afternoon Mi Senator New remarked this letter Dams That Are Being Built Are Stopping car lobes, beaks, shanks and toes, F,orence Hunt, domestic science was written shortly after "politics Winter a^rpfactice true Conservation up Many of the Streams in are wide between the pelvic supervisor for district No 1 •at had been officially adjourned" and This Section of the State. bones and deep from these to keel, sented a canning team which ga"' expressed the hope the letter would your by leaving measure—TODAY. be referred to the senate committee Trapping of beaver, which 'for l"*" «°°d during the den,onstl.ation made in the investigating the Washington Times years has been prohibited by the! .f 3« t, Pe" P" "ethod Members of the of canninf affair. state laws of Minnesota, may akain for, Eve,y Parker, Carol Pr0fital,e record O. M- CARR & CO. be permitted, as the little anmaH are1 s-L, Cann* Parker' Vlr8'l GregR. A prom,s'^ becomng a nuisance in this vicinity ,t.e,,m de™onstration work AMERICAN RED CROSS by (lamming the rivers. °"'°f th«'"ost important features large combs Special Calls for Salvage Several years ago a colony erf Keav l™i d"eI°Prae»« .»'•«" be c'»b work this year. The government must secure platnura ers was planted at the Itasca State 'i °C growln8 pullets The Highland Farmers' Club ser.-- and tin, and will pay market prices for them. Park and since that time they have proDorttoT^fT'T\h C°niS,derable "'eir building ,he meals in Peach pits and other fruit stones multiplied until they are to be found ITh^'nH b'rdS V"y Tl'= club add! a few 8rOUnds A Buy Wat Saving Stamps are needed, to make charcoal for gas in all the streams in this vicinity, .^ °"!er "r°veraents the building each ways masks. and in many places throughout Nor- U'd f'", the' added a good be Th,s year them Minnesota. In the vicnity of so.on as,they 'he building. „in° Second hand linen wanted for aS are A din the Itasca State park there are to be The ll c0nspicu0fly backward. Hall on the grounds is a great con­ French hospitals. Should be- comparatively new, of strong rather than found everywhere and practically all °e.Ver "rofit 'hose attending the fair a and Vto fine texture. Bath-towels, 38 by 19 the streams in that vicinity Lve '«S ,Th als° inducted an auc- the 5 club been dammed by the little workers. account. Ev-, tton for the bene6t of the Red Cross inches hand towels 30 by 18 handkerchiefs 18 by 18 napkins 14 by 14. The Little Mississippi river, which p" to klcpTem'8 ThT 'hem Ar'- fifly dollars Wanted if possible by September joins the Big Mississippi about 15 ,n ,..,C donated by various sold were ter the Red Cross will again collect miles west of Bemidji is now thrbng- h" '"./tL'?'/°°d 'hrif,y PU"etS m™bfS clul- ™n0''5 ,he COMING! 30. ed with beaveers and in many places Wednesday evening addresses were en by Rev. Heermance and Mr. The week beginning Sept. 23rd the they have built dams and flooded meadows by stopping the flow of the Red Cross will again collect second mcauuwa uy stopping me now ot tne WORLD DO MOVE urg»n ,the former speaking on the river. On many occassions the far- .. theatre man must be crazy" scope of Red Cross work and the hand clothing for refugees in France and Belgium. Should be good material, mers have destroyed big dams, onlv \C*oquet business man-no, latter on the work of the Home Ser- but need not be in perfect repair. to return and find them rebuilt in a i!l:m busi" department. Songs were ren- S a man who is in v,ce few days and the beavers protected "CSS ^"e^s he was reading dered by the Northome Boy Scouts All articles must be clean. Do not send goods containing rubber by the state laws, are permitted to n°t^recently. The idea, ard Girls Club. 6 All answers to the above calls To Hell work unmolested with the exception continued» of buying nearly a All out of town visitors remain- of thp Hpstrnrtinn nf their dome page just to advertise a mov- ing at the fair Thursday were the should be sent, charges prepaid, to a of the destruction of their dams. ing picture stow!" sts of C. P. Ellingson, president Mrs. A. B. Franson, International Many complaints have been received gue Falls. Next evening the same man who- of the Koochiching County Agriculis-in-business by Game Warden S. C. Bailey, saw the crowd wait- tural Society. A splendid E. L. Heermance, of this, city iv.gaiuuig regarding the UIC damage uaiuagc .1 SUpp?!" done by th^ beaver, and he, in turn/ mg. 5 t^ejnext theatre was enjoyed at-the Northome Hotel show at the Secretary. With The up the street at the .... .... and looked up the street at thi» has reported the cases to the state double line of autos that had brought 200,000 GERMANS game officials. Mr. Bailey says th'atl a communication received' shortlv-: P?T?„eKmJta1^ TAKEN PRISONERS show says that in order to stop the dam- ,, be.dTd' a" "e was he said age that is being done by the beav- p-°° 1S 63 an walked on. Washington, Sept. 21—German Kaiser" o- i*. F,ne K«ot. prisoners taken by the Americans er it may be necessary to have them I French and English since July 18 trapped, under the supervision of the NO GRAIN FOR NEAR BEER number approximately 200,000, according state, during the coming winter to French advices. The In the vicinit}' north of Bemidji1 cording to French advices. Th the rivers also abound with beaver '*'00^ Administration Eans all Sales cable quotes French war correspon- BETTER DENTISTRY which, it is believed, have migrated or .. dents to the effect that the German from Canadian waters. They are re-! prisoners have fallen into Entent 21—Malting FOR LESS HONEY ported to be doing damage in the! Washington, Sept. of at the rate of not fram from Hell is one the scenes in "To Hell With the Kaiser" viciniy of Littlefork—Bemidji Senti- frain f?r. brewinS beer or near beer 100.000 a month and that the German of is prohibited by an order issued to- losses in killed and wounded have nel. the masterly photoplay. In making this particular scene of day by the Food administration. The ,,een heavier than has been general- Bridge Work order is effective immediately. reported. Buy Liberty Bonds- Gold Crowns ... "To Hell With the Kaiser" the cameraman had to get behind Malting for manufacturing yeast, I White Crowns Plates vinegar, breakfast foods, malt extracts an asbestos screen, that's how hot it is! And right in the 'Get ready for the 4th Liberty Loan' and other such products will GUARANTEED WORK be permitted, but no grain shall be 10 YEARS middle of the big blaze you will see the Devil resigning his malted for these purposes until actual GET OUR ESTIMATE FIRST monarchy to the greatest devil of them all—Kaiser Bill. sales have been made. Special attention given to "You're a bigger devil than I am Kaiser Bill," says hi: Vote For KAISER FORCED TO MELT out-of-town patients. Write us STATUES OF OWN ANCESTORS Satanic Majesty. about your teeth troubles. We JOHN KIBBEY iff** any ail are glad to answer and Geneva, Sept. 21—Owing to general questions. Write us. "V for indignation among the civilian population-^! Germany because DRS. NORCROSS & CLARKE 01 GRAND THEATRE JUDGE OF PROBATE the melting of historic bronze monu Union Dentists ments such as those of the Hohenzollerns General Election ,Nov. 5 ^P.ztaiy is a and Hafcsburgs were left intact, a new order has been issued Bemidji Oct. 8th & 9th. Qv..:,iioaofStomina according to reports from Munich that the Hohenzollerns monuments: -(I3-.r£-Fats-Sufsar- shall he placed in the melting pot The fall opening at O. Carr ft Co's. continues to the close of this :'/je ituel for Fignt-iv: Today we received new serge and 1 -NtTliO STATES FOOD 'AdMlNtSTRftf .1 Get ready for the 4th Liberty Loan" month. silkdresses. O. M. Carr & Co. i% iV 11, iiivrt -L