US mi vc-^f vs&v- fV f£- -ft t*. ~'V ~^p& "'f *r- c«, —."'-3=5'" W-7' ^--j "SC "V3,t V--**• \^V* *, •, Sir INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. MAV. 8th, 1919 PAGE EIGHT The~g6Vernment demands much development AVIATORS TO PATROL WOODS ERICSBURG show and continued until 3:30 a. m, laud." he~snid impressively ""was fed E& NEVlr RAILROADS IN EUROPE work on these desert lands, with lobsters." .! Miss Theresia Knoll and Mr* Burton and Mrs. Cocke showed that in tho "But," interposed the objectionable Miss Chrystal Petterson and sistev, Day with the piano and drums played ?rl53 f3 Called Cheapest Possible I four years she resided on the "claim" person who glories in spoiling a good French Engineers, it Is Said, Are suratice for Vast Tracts of Mrs S Van Wyck returned Fn- AI music and played it all the time, she did much of the necessary tfork story, "that wont do, Jack. Lobsters lihinking of Tunneling Straits Valuable Timber. day from an extended visit at Vir Even those who never danced a step herself. Jn addition to- winning a 'ain't red before they're boiled." 7 I of Gibraltar. ginia Minn. i» their lives couldn't keep their feet home the aged homesteader declares •Tack was silent for~a moment it Northern Minnesota's vast expand '/till, and those that could dance sure that- she has improved her health by The French genius is never Idle, seemed that he had at last met his ot forest huids. \oue'l with hundreds John Nelson of the "Victoria Hotel "s)u,k tiiejr feet" for all they were life on the desert. Waterloo. But soon a smile lit up whether in art, literature, trade or of lakes, will be patrolled by hydroplanes is painting and papering the buildii: /J vvor(j1|- "j'he local "fans" turned out bis face. transportation. if a plan just proposed by Yv. Hat Making in China. and otherwise putting it in shape for, aj|(| ^iacje(j fo0ys to the limit, and French engineers announce four possible "But who didn't know that?" he T. Cox. st .te forester, is carried int» The manufacture of hats in China, new direct and through transportation asked, scathingly of his persecutor. the summer. there was a crowd from the Falls -ffecl". according to a consular report, is certain routes starting from Paris, says "This ere was a volcanic island, and, Mr. Cox has obtained the en-operation Arircrini". :u,d some from Ray who were not far to become an important industry. Clare Olson was up irom Virginia the Outlook. One is called "The Acropolis o' course, the waters Was all biling of- Congressman Carl C. Van •_ behind tliem. The total receipts were With the cutting of the queue foreign Minn., Sunday on a fishing trip. Hc Hp 'ot!"—London Mall. Express." The present Paris-Athens Dyke, who will endeavor to induce tlu hats displaced the native styles. More returned Sunday night with all tl.eif" mak.ng about $35 net, wh.ch II rout^runs across France and Italy federal srovernment to establish than 2,000,000 rush hats are exported ,, help the club in fine shape. Ihe start to the port of Brindisi, thence by water At Eighty-One Takes Up Desert Land. naval trainin.ir station on Lake s'intrior. fish he could carry. wa, large expected," al- each year from Ningpo to the United as to the port of Patras in Greece, and At. the age of eighty-one years, Mrs. i»refer:il)l.v at Dnhith, Minn., States. A hat of good quality is being Miss Ethel Petterson ^turned from t'no unfortunately the date conflicted thence by rail to Athens. The new Cornelia Cocke has proved up on a furnisliinsr the iieeessary buildings and made in Szechwan of palm leaf rout6 would save little in actual running section of land under the Desert Land the Twin Cities Wednesday for a with dances given at Ranier, Ray and equipment. The state forestry departfltent fiber. The extensive manufacture of time, but would eliminate the delavs Act, and is now the owner of the property. visit with home folks. Orr. The Club wishes to thank the could furnish several aviators, straw braid in Shantung will lead to in trans-shipments. It would fol- located tight miles east of Mo- ladies whose timely assistance made who are former rangers, now in the manufacture of straw hats In that low the present route to Italy, whence savs Los Angeles.. Disnatch. Ihe service of the United States and Mr. and Mrs. Stowl motored up a success of the dance, and also section it would veer due east to Trieste, and Canada as flyers, 10 direct the patrol from Ray Tuesday. those who furnished cakes and lent thence east and south through Croatia work, which, Mr.'Cox suggests, could dishes for the occasion. The Club and Serbia. THE EDEN ELECTRIC be made p,- rt of the training course. Joe Rogers and son Ernest, Martin also wishes to thank the community The second route is between Paris It would not be'difficult for the naval and Constantinople, following the first Mathison, Bruce Barton and Clyde and the crowd that was at the dance air students to cover a lavsrc part .to Belgrade, and thence over the old Hall were business visitors at thejjor their interest in the welfare of of St. Louis and Cook counties, .which Berlin-Bagdad route to Constantinople, Falls Thursday. the Club .and the backing which they are particularly subject to destructive, Another new through route is to gave. In a few weeks the Club will forest tires and which are plentifully Odessa, the great Black sea port. This supplied with lakes, thus insuring 'the Mrs. P. L. Petterson and. the Misses give another dance just prvious to would start from Paris.and Bordeaux Washing and Wringing Machine Makes Play Day out of lying boats s?\fe landing places. Mr. Ethel and Beatrice Petterson werej the first game of the season, which it and cross Italy, the Balkan states and Cox says a hydroplane flying high Ray visitors between trains Friday, is expected will finish paying for the southwestern Russia. This route WashDky. would enable an observer to "Spot" would demand new trackage from Belgrade uniforms. •Ires over nn immense area. The.speed along the Danube about 1"'0 John Nelson is building a- resi-'i the aircraft would enable him to deermine miles. den.ee .on his lots back of the Victor-j the exact locality of the fires MARGIE r- But on the fourth proposition such :in0 insure quick action in lighting ia Hotel, ,a welcome addition to the1 an immense amount of railway construction, town. Win. ricks on left Monday for the as well as of undersea tunel Tiie air-patrol plan is the cheape ing, would be required as to make ron Range where he expects to opiic por-sHile insurance for vast tracts of Paul Flakoy the blacksmith advisee one query whether for very many years an engine for the Co. timber that are becom'.ri^ priceless. the scheme could ever become profitable. that after this week the blacwshop Mr. Cox asserts. The plan is to save time between Mr. C. Rogers left Monday with will be closed until later on, owing! London and Paris on the one hand and that after this week the his ear of household good for Nary, shop Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires on BROKE AWAY FROM POVERTY work to be done during the bis future home. the other. As the distance from the months. 'fom Crystal returned from French port of Dakar in Senegal, on Successful Men, Born Poor. Soon Be the West African coast, to the north Anoka Tuesday where he had been gan to Hustle for the Highly Brazilian ports involves the shortest 1 What's the matter with the re-o 7| jn jj)e anltorium for about six weeks, Desirable Mazuma. transatlantic span, French engineers ganization of the Commercial" Clio. !.lK. better but still verv weak. is propose to link Paris and Dakar by Can't we get together long enough Somewhere'dn the obituary ol' a linos rail, tunneling the Straits of Gibraltar Mrs. Nickelson was in International some evening to re-organize and every successful American you wi got and building a line down the coasts of Falls* last Tuesday. find this sentence: "He began life the Club going again? need if We Morocco, Rio de Oro and Senegal poor boy." now and will need it more and more: Spain's consent being assumed. If the I\ Jensen of Northome was in Our great men seem to have had from now on. Think it over and talk English channel is ever tunneled: this I As An Investment \vn Tuesday and_ had services in positive genius for picking out poor route would thus save a considerable it over with the other fellow a church. parents. Although poverty at birth is Eden Electric Washer Laundress number of days (hut would add to the when Mr. Mathison calls another! looked upon as an asset rather than a cost) in: the transit of passengers and meeting for the purpose of., organiz-j Operating cost allowing: ?. Wages per day..$ 2.00 A man in town Tuesday represent­ liability, most successful Americans, goods from London and Paris-'to Rio ing come to the meeting and, boo.jt ing a new creamery in Bemidji, ship 2/* hi 1.00 notwithstanding the trem,%nd.us advantage for,: wasli: per Two .meals de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. or kick which ever you feel likg.The your cream-. poverty cave them, began to week A .033 .52 weeks:Tat: $3.00 hustle for riches before their milk Commercial Club can take the place ''X WILL NEVER PLAY BASEBALL 52 weeks 1.72 per week ..156.00 teeth had fallen out. of a Community Club, and can .to| Be" Be»aJdson returned from I-ranee last Saturday. He is looking Being born poor may be an asstft, things for the good of the community Christy Mathewson Gives Reasons Cost of Machine $156.00 ....$130.00 fine and like all the rest glad to be but it becomes a liability if you stay that the Red Cross, or the Fanner's Why the'French Are Not Likfely to that way. When you are a pink, stubnose back again. Operating ...! 1.72 75.00 Club or most anyone else can't c! Take Up Game. baby being carried around on and the comunnity "pull together! M. J. McHugo returned from Minneapolis pillow and exhibited to the neighbors France, the country that went spirit" is what w.e need here more: ___ $131.72 $231.00 last Wednesday. you are fortunate if pOor. but a great through the fighting of the biggest war than any thing else, to make this deal more unfortunate if you remain a in history without batting an eye, will so. good town. Mrs. ij. Costello came home from Comptartfiive Coct For One Year pever adopt baseball as. a national Most of the men who have succeeded Black Duck Thursday, where she Laundress .....v:.'. .$231.00 pastime because theJ game Is "too in getting their names in the United Mr. Veeder showed a real good had -been visiting for about two fougli." This was learned from DO Eden Electric Washer 131.72 States histories, in public libraries less an authority than Capt. Christopher bunch of movies last Saturday night weeks. and on cigar labels selected parents Saving in one $ 99.28 Mathewson, who arrived at New to a big crowd. There was a good' who were constantly bumptng Into people k-'. York recently. turnout from the "Burg" besides sev Dumas was in town Thursday on the streets to whom they owed Although the Poilus have bravely attempted Estimated cost of replacing shirts, towels, table linen, money, but the greatness of these men eral out of town people there, a«id|„ighi from the Little Fork looking a few games under American waists and lingerie destroyed by the rubbing on the was displayed In the neatness and dispatch the farmers came in with their wag- af,er his business here. tutelage, "they're more afraid of a with which they succeeded in ons packed so full of people, that the wash board $75.00 hard-hit liner or grounder than Ihey leaving something more substantial are of a German 77," according to "Always Room for Qne More" signs The ladies served ice cream and for their own children than pink complexions SOLD BY couldn't be used. Mathewson. "Their infield work is cake, last Wednesday evening. They and waiting lists of creditors. said rotten,'' Christy. "They can run were well patronized having sold out —Thrift Magazine. ZIMMERMAN ELECTRIC CO. bases all right, but they get little opportunity, The Virginia & Rainy Lake people by nine oclock. They made the nice because they can't bat. And brought intherear of their drive down little mi mof $13.00. To be used in Los* Was Serious. I don't believe you could pick up a the Rat Root this morning and tied 340 Fifth Ane. fixing the church. "You can't alarm me, Big Ben," first-class catcher in all of France. up just above the sa\v mill. The cre.y doesn't seem at all funny in print, but Every time a Frenchman gets behind is still camped at the Steel Bridge at one of the Broadway theaters last a bat he wants to retreat about ten Kvery one is getting their garden night, when the leading man addressed west of town. paces, erect a barbed-wire entanglement, plowed this week to be ready for this line to another leading character, dig himself a dugout and crawl I. plan ting. The roads known theW. G. Martin an old gentleman in an upi.er box into it. laughed so heartily, as did the nudl road and the Victor Nelson road, "No, the Frenchman will never take ST. THOMAS CHURCH Mrs. Miller and her sister Miss ence^hat his set of false teeth shot to baseball in a big way. He prefers were let by the town board last Tuesday, Gorman left Thursday for Maple out amkjanded plumb in the lap of something gentle, such as football and to Messrs. Ostrander and Line Lake in response to a telegram to dueling." an ensign who was seated in the orchestra. aman respectively. The lines are being come at once as their mother, Mrs. The portion of the audience run and both roads will be staked Gorman was very sick. that witnessed the accident went into The Retort. out in a few days, so the construction Hysterics to the evident discomfiture A A A He was regaling a breathless crowd work will begin right away. A very large attendance at Ladies' of the teeth's owner, and it was some with a veracious- story of a shipwreck, Th ese were roads badly needed by Aid on Thursday at Mrs. Markens. time before the show could continue. and how he and his mates had I In the meantime, the toothless individual settlers and will surely call in more 1 he house was filled to its utmost, escaped on a raft, and after many exciting to sought out a balcony usher, settlrs whn completed. olne again. adventures had landed ou a I his plight, whom he tried to explain desert island. left Mm The Board of Supervisors of this but the loss of the teeth "And the beach of that. there is? Margie has filled the bill on the The more or less inarticulate. usher, township have set May 15th 1919 ?s fifth -Victory loan, going over its quota who was unaware of what happened, the latest date when cattle may run ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION of SI5000.00 just a little. attributed his wild pantomimic actions A four days Bazaar will be held at large, so watch for the notices and FOR DETERMINATION OF HKIH to that of a craasy man, and she OF HOME§TEAD ENTRY be sure to keep your stock up after Al rs. R. Crowe and Mrs. Terrence ran downstairs to report to the manager that date or you may have to bale that "some guy in the balcony Cliilds were in International Fall State of Minnesota them out of the pound. was off his nut."—New York Sun. in the Friday having some dentist work ss County of Koochiching done. Mr. and Mrs. Boudieau arrived He Found Them. IN PROBATE COURT CITY HALL "here Saturday night on their honeymoon, "I have often heard that If a'fel'ler Mr. Frank Porter came home Saturday In the Matter of the Determination o£ from the country got lonesome here in to visit Mrs. Boudjeau's sister from Coleraine, where he had the Heirs of John Mensinger, Deceased Kay See," remarked the gent from Mrs. Walter McDonald. News of Homestead Settler. spent the winter. We presume Jtmpson Junction, "all he had to do to their arrival had proceeded them and will stay at home now for a time and ORDER FOR HEARING find somebody he knowed was to go -the local bunch had a sawdust wa^on On readinig and filing the petition help do the planting. over on Twelfth street. It's a plumb from the saw mill all fixed for of Edward Mensinger praying, among fact, too! I tried it yesterday. I had other things for the judicial determination, them. The wagon was decorated with Mis* Ward came down Friday night been in the city three days, and was May 7-8-9 and 10 by this Court, of who are the getting kinda hungry for the sight of just married signs arid cow bells to visit Miss Semon and left Saturand heirs of John Mensinger deceased a familiar face, and so I sa'ntered as the streets were pretty smooth day morning for Big Falls to go out homestead settler, and -what are the over on Twelfth. And inside of half blocks of wood were wired on to the to Dent ay bow to teach. respective rights and interests of such an hour I had been tackled by 'leven wheels, which made the wagon travel heirs in the homestead land of said fellers from my home town for money deceased, and to assign said homestead about like a sea going? hack. A.s Johnnie Hamilton and sister Mrs. to get back there on."—Kansas City to the parties \egally entitled to the soon as they got of? the train they Vick left Friday night for Walker. Star. same, were loaded in to the wagon, with Geo. Boynton accompanied them. It is ordered, That said petition and Supper Each Evening from 5 to 8 all due pomp and ceremony, and ev said matter be heard £iid examined on New Use for Movie Cameras. Saturday the 31st day of May A. D. 1919 erybody gave a hand to hauling them John Olson was a business visitor During the eclipse of the sun last at 10 o'jclock A. M. of said day, at the around the town on a sight seeing in International Falls on .Saturday summer, Professor Frost of the Yerkes office of the Probate Court at International Only 50 Cents trip in the dark. The wagon wobbled observatory used a movie camera to Falls in said County anc1 and jolted and bumped, and the cowbells, photograph a very evasive phenome Miss Semon went to Stillar on Saturday State. non—the outfiash of reversed spectral jingled like a whole herd of It is further ordered, That notice to spend the week end with lines at the Instant of totality. This cows, and the newly-weds hung on thereof be given to all persons interested Miss Kurzeck. j' instant can never be precisely predict by publishing this order once in with tooth and toe nail, while th«y ed, but by setting the film running be each week for three (3) successive got a little insight into the trials of HELPFUL CORPORATION Booths and Amusement Program weeks immediately prior to said date fore the flash the elusive lines can be married life. After the ride they caught. of hearing in the International Falls were escorted over to the dance for Press, a weekly newspaper printed Pat: "This is.the foist time inny of th remainder of the evening. and published at* International Falls these corporations hev done innythin Sieges of Constantinople. in said County and State. to benefiit the workingman." In Its long and varied history Constantinople Dated at International Falls this 5th No Charge for Admission The base ball dance given last Sat has suffered the privations Mike: "How is that, Pat?" day of May A. D. 1919. urday evening was a decided success l_"H 1 of a besieged city thirty times, but it By the Court Pat js this sivin cint fare. has been captured only thrice—by the from every point. There was a John Berg, hev bin walkin' to and from me work Venetians and Crusaders in 1203. and Judge of Probate Court, big crowd a big time, gobd music, 10 I and savin' cints, and now kin 1204, by Mohammed II, leader of the J. H. II rowii, and the club made the money. The save tourteen cints."—Boston Transcript* Turkish invaders in 1453, and by the Attorney for Petitioner, dance started immediately after th- mm allies last year. X1 sis International.Falls, Minn. M.8-15-22 4s? 1 itttiHaiBgpii