INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, DECEMBER 11, 1919 rAGE EIGHT S NEW DEVICES TO MISS MAUDE YOUNGER Battle Mountain, Nev., on Wednesday afternoon and be in the San Francisco ecial ra post office by 9 o'clock Thursday morning HELP AIB PILOTS in fact, delivered almost two days ahead of the mail sent overland by train. "This route, if congress permits the carrying out of present plans, will be Radio Direction Indicators Are Millinery operated by multimotored planes carrying a ton of mail from New York to Improvements to Save Omaha, and then onto the Coast by Life and Time. planes carrying 1,500 pounds over the Rockies. "The West has been aroused in NEED FOR IS ACUTE CASH favor of this service, but what congress will do in the matter remain^ t# be seen. The trouble with aviation in Starting SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 America is lack of vision and ignorance Eight Planes Used in Mail Service in of the problems that confront United States and 54 in English manufacturers. Until the national Channel Service Compared— At RIFKIN'S, 228 THIRD STREET congress obtains a clearer grasp of Fog No Longer Menace. this subject the United States will INTERNATIONAL FALLS steadily slip back while Europe goes New York.—N^w devices to safeguard forward. mail pilots and assure the sure In Death Struggle. Our guidance of mail planes through al! entitle: stock of women's hats must be sold regardless of cost or value. Insteai "Few of us apparently realize today kinds of weather are now being installed that the American airplane industry waiting until aftier Christmas we have deided to give the people a chance to buy the on mail planes and at the Newark is in a death struggle for existence. and Bellefonte flying fields, according winter headwear at a big saving. Our millinery business was far the best then any previous People seem to be under the impression to a statement by Otto Praeger, that our airplane industry is holding season and we can aifoird to sacrifice the balance of our stock. We need not -il second assistant postmaster general its own with the rest of the world you of the noby styles we have as every 13 knows that we have the prettiest styles in in charge of aerial mail. Radio direction and that the air mail service of the indicators and a new compass are this county, the materials consisj: of Lyor and pan velvets, valours and bears finest United States is the only one in operation. among the improvements which will silk and satin lined trimmed with the best immings, some have ostrich plumes. Buy yo is- save both life and time. "Today it is the boast of the air nriqll In his statement Mr. Praeger goes hats now for 1-ess than half price of what the material alone- costs. Following prices will service of the post office department carefully into the aerial mail situation of the United States that we have be in effect until every hat is sold. in this country, pointing out that much eight airplanes in the air daily, covering depends upon the attitude of congress a total of 1,906 miles of territory toward appropriations for the extension and carrying an aggregate of 2,100 of the service. He contrasts the Lot No. 1, $2.50 to $5-00 hats -T* pounds of mail. eight airplanes in daily mail carrying Miss Maude Younger is secretary of Now go at "Compare this with the information operations throughout the entire United the legislative committee for the national contained In an official report from Lot. No. 2, $5.00 to $7.50 hats AO States with the 54 transporting women's party of which Miss London detailing the status of the airplane mail each day in Great Britain and Alice Paul is chairman. Of Independent Now go at t|X««FO postal service in Great Britain across the channel. means, Miss Younger devotes virtually at the close of the month of September, Lot No. 3, $8.00 to $12.00 hats ttA "The fact that European countries her entire time to speechmaking 1919. This report discloses thr^ are operating more extensive air mail and lobbying in Washington for the 54 government airplanes were transporting Now go at services than the United States is due ratification of the suffrage amendment. mails daily from one part of Lot No. 4, $10.00 to $15.00 hats QfJ solely to the reason that the post office She spent five years in the college settlement, the country to another, the latest department has not been able to obtain New York, where she was routes, including Bristol, Birmingham, Now go at appropriations for the desired development," converted to suffrage through her close Newcastle, Manchester and Glasgow Lot No. 5, $16.00 to $22.00 hats *7^1 he says. Concerning the improvements contact with the laboring classes. also that multiple motor Handley Page in air mail carrying, he Now go at a QJr airplanes were carrying 1,400 pounds says: TREASURE DIGGER WINS SUIT of letter mail to Brussels for forwarding "With the co-operation of the bureau Lot No. 6, $1.50 corduroy velvet tams to Holland and Norway, and bringing of standards, the signal corps of the back on the return trip 2,000 New Jersey Preacher Doesn't Have to Now go at army and the radio section of the pounds of continental mail." Pay Farmer $5,000 on Note, navy, the aerial mail service has developed Lot No. 7, $2.50 velvet tams Q6 Says Court. a most powerful loop radio for ROUMANIAN COURT IS STIRRED Now go at vO1^ communication of mail planes and Paterson, N. J.—Frederick Loehrs, their guidance through all sorts of pastor of the Congregation of Enlightenment Lot No. 8, $4.00 velvet tams OA weather, even fog. This equipment Crown Prince Charles, Despite Protest of Soul and Spirit, will not be From His Parents, Rejoins Nqw go at 9 is now being installed on the new mail compelled to pay $5,000 for the privilege planes and landing fields at College His Morganatic Wife. of digging up a farm in quest of Park, Newark and Bellefonte, Pa. buried treasure. A jury in the circuit "The radio set has a tremendous Bukharest, Roumania.—King Ferdinand These low prices ought to interest any one that is in need of a hat. It will pay you well court here dismissed the suit range for sending. Its possibilities and Queen Marie have been much come and convinced. SALE LASTS UNTIL JANUARY 1st, 1920, terms of sale, cash, against him on grounds of "no cause be have not been fully determined. Instead disturbed by the fact that Crown for action." ro lay bys, no refunds, every sale final. of requiring masts from 200 to Prince Charles has rejoined Miss Zyzis The plaintiff was Daniel Balsinger, 500 feet high, the aerial wires are being Lambrino, whom he married morganatically who said he had loaned Loehrs $5,000 raised on masts only 23 feet high. in 1918, and from whom he was The People's Store on a note. The pastor testified that forced by his parents to obtain a separation Field Marking Equipment. Balsinger told him of a conversation soon afterward. Besides renouncing Jj: "Included in the equipment is a fieldmarking Balsinger had with a woman, in which his srights to the throne, he radio device which enables a the latter recounted a dream in which has accepted a subordinate position in pilot to steer exactly for the center of over $2,000,000 worth of jewelry and the army. The pair are familiar figures his landing field, although it may be gold was burled on Balsinger's farm on the boulevards of Bukharest. invisible and obscured by clouds, rain, in Oakland, N. J. "He has had all that a father and snow or fog. The tremendous importance The pastor agreed to buy the farm, mother could give to a son," said of this invention, which has been he said, and gave Balsinger $20 in Anderson and the District Attorney MUST PAY FOR PAPERS wtifen tTiff sraixie miTTt eliTSFed Tilt ySfd. Queen Marie sadly, "and if he chooses perfected by the bureau of standards cash and the note for $5,000. Then showed that the wine was worth $30 IS RULING OF COURT He sprang upon him and caugfct him to go his way we can't help it. We on the initiative of the aerial mail he and Mrs. Sophie Sautter, treasurer galln and that, therefore, it cost by the throat and killed him. a service, can be barely realized by those have pleaded and reasoned with him of the congregation, and Mrs. Marie Milosicch $60 a day to care for his A touching little episode happened .7! This Will Interest Publishers Who until entreaty is no longer possible. unfamiliar with the art of flying. Blumer, secretary, dug and dug in a few years ago in a Worcester village. sick child. After fining Milosch $600 "Fog is the aviator's most dangerous Youth and love, I suppose, will have Have Subscribers That Fail to Pi/ vain for the valuables. A boy was the proud owner of their way in spite of kings and queens. and costs in all and sentencing hm enemy. -A majority of crashes and bad for Their Publications Despite Bills a ."very handsome pair of fox terriers, landings are caused solely by the inability The whole affair has been a great grief to serve six months in jail, Judge named Mick and Jerry. Jerry went off of the pilot to determine his to the king and myself." Anderson remarked: one day into a wood near by and During the last term of the Circuit Babies Use Powder 1 osition and the location of a suitable "I suppose this is the first time in tackled a badger, which killed h!:^ Court at Atchison county, Mo., the landing place. SEARCH SKY FOR NEW STARS and Paint in Britain Raymond, his master, went out to look case of H. F. Staple vs Charles Traub the history of the world when a man "A new compass has been devised for him, but could not find him. But and put in service on the small planes, was tried. The suit was brought oil! was sent to jail for taking care 0* Harvard Observatory Finds 18 Not London.—Many English mothers two days after Mick was found mourning but one of the most important contributions a long standing account, and among his sick child." are putting "make-up" on Previously Classified Through over the dead body of his companion. to aviation being worked out their children. other items was sixteen years' subscription Photographic Study. by the aerial mail service, with every The newspapers are taking for the Atchison County ANOTHER NEWSPAPER He was brought back. One day he prospect of success, is a nonmagnetic the matter up with a view to Cambridge, Mass.—The Harvard college Mail. Mr. Traub refused to pay for did not return. His master searched and nongyroscopic compass which will preventing this burlesquing of conservatory is making a systematic and found him laying dead, his teeth the Mail, claiming he did not take Beltrami County is soon to have overcome the unreliability of the magnetic childhood. search for new stars, according in the throat of the badger, which the paper, and that he had refused compass caused by vibration and another weekly newspaper. It is not At a children's dancing class to Acting Director S. I. Bailey, who was also killed. other disturbing features of an airplane take the paper from the post office to known as yet, just what it will je it was noticed that two out of said that every two weeks a photographic An amusing incident was that of an in motion. and mail box by postmasters and otners called, but, it is known that the paper every three of the little girls study of the Milky Way was Indian elephant whose revenge on a "Through the encouragement and. I1 were made up in some way or that Mr. Traub did take the paper will be started before the made and the new stars charted. Since I? new mahout whom he took a dislike actual assistance of the aerial mail other. Powder was most prevalent during all the sixteen years. In this work was undertaken several year. to was rather funny. He picked him service an American inventor has fter several of the children had years ago, he added, eighteen new the case it was shown that, according up and deposited him in the branches The company publishing the paper created a self-cleaning spark plug for touches of rouge on their cheeks stars had been discovered. to law, even if a subscriber docs of a thorn tree. the powerful high-compression type of will be known as the Bemidji Independent and lips, while quite a number a "We also. are engaged upon de­ fe' occasionally order a newspaper discontinued Liberty motor. Publishing Company and is of pairs of eyebrows had been is. tailed study of the magnitudes of "We have every reason to believe or refuse to accept it, he NO NEED FOR FURTHER TALK darkened with a pencil. being incorporated for ten thousand stars," Prof. Bailey said. "In certain that these new inventions will do much cannot get out of paying for what he These things are being done dollars with Frank "J. Fiost, Nels special areas, in co-operation with id for the transcontinental service when Argument Had Convinced Man That the paper, and the subscriber more and more in everyday life owes Prof. Kapteyn of Groningen, Holland, Nelson and A. L. Bickenson of Bemidji it is installed. Heretofore the only Arctic Expedition Was Just the to such an extent that one must pay the arrearage before stopping we are making an especially intensive as the incorporators.—Spooner argument against the aerial mail plane Place for Him. "beauty doctor" has lately the paper. study of both the magnitude and position News. was that railroads were more dependable opened a children's room, with of all stars down to the fifteenth cS? than flying machines for long The jury in this case was out only A middle-aged man, with what appeared special attendants. or sixteenth magnitudes, or, in other hauls, that planes could not make a short time and brought in a verdict FARM FOR SALE to be a load on his mind, visited words, down to stars about 10,000 transcontinental or long cross-country for the entire account, including the arctic steamer just before it times too faint to be seen with the flights with a surety of success because the subscription for the Mail—sixteen started on the expedition, and seemed Five miles from Fort Frances on naked eye. There are something like the weather might either delay SHOT HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW greatly interested in what he saw. years at $1.50 a year, or $24. The Trunk road 25 acres cleared, 95 acres 100,000,000 such stars. the start or force a landing on undesirable "Say," he said to the officer on deck, costs in the justice court and the Cirhuit brush never cut, estimated at 90 ground. Kills Runaway Wife's Parent When "I'd like to go with you on this expedition Court amounted to about $100, "There was much in that argument cords wood rest posts, poles and She Declines to Act as a of yours." besides the attorney's fees. until the wireless was called into play ties. 60 acres fenced last summer Baby's Daubs on Waif Mediator. "It's awfully cold up there," remarked in behalf of the air mail plane." with 4-strand barb wire, 2 story house A similar case has been decided the officer, discouragingly. Better Than Masterpiece Cut Down the Time. Cleveland.—George M. Kauffman of the Court of Appeals, and it was barn large enough for team and 4 MI don't care for that." Air service across the continent from this city shot and killed Mrs. Nettie "You have very little to eat, and held in that case that any one taking head of cattle, $1400. Some down, Baby finger prints on the New York to San Francisco will cut Hose, his mother-in-law, at her home you might starve to death." a newspaper must pay for it as long rest arranged. A good wood cutter wallpaper are the finest example down the time of transmission of mail in Hagerstown, Md., following a quarrel "That wouldn't be pleasant," observed as he takes it from the post office.— could pay for it in one winter. of mural art. This was the by almost two days, according to Mr. because she would not aid him in the visitor. decision handed down in a New Exchange. Geo. Stampe, Braeger. He says: becoming reconciled to his wife, Ella "I should say not," returned the York city court by Justice Robltzek, 616 Nelson St. Fort Frances. "The proposed transcontinental air Kauffman. Kauffman surrendered to officer. "And you might be eaten by in dismissing a suit to mail from New York to San Francisco MADE WINE TO BATHE CHILD the police immediately after the shooting your comrades." recover alleged damages because is the result of our inability to get the and confessed the crime. "And then," continued the officer, BUT IS FINED $600 FOR IT REVENGE TAKEN BY ANIMALS a baby had embellished railroads to give the Pacific coast Accordiqg to evidence in the case, "you wouldn't see your wife for three the Interior decorations of an cities, notably Los Angeles, San Francisco Mrs. Kauffman deserted her husband years, and possibly longer. You know Story on Record of Huge Mastiff That apartment by a frieze all^. its and Seattle, an efficient mail Indianapolis Federal Judge It Not a week before he made the trip to you can't take her with you." own. Killed Thoughtless Groom at service. A letter mailed In New York Hagerstown, Md., where he believed "Oh!" returned the would-be explorer, Convinced That 300 Gallons and This would be a happier First Opportunity. and making all connections takers 90 she had fled. after a long pause, "then you world to»live in," the judge said, Still Were Necessary hours to reach San Francisco. can put my name down on your books. "if baby fingers could only Careful observers have put on record "If you write a letter Monday It will Aged Man Wants to Teach. i-B. Your last argument captures ine." make their imprint on -the some very extraordinary instances I leave New York at 8 :40 o'clock that Indianapolis, Dec. 6—Frank Milosich 'it Enquire, Ore.—Jasper N. Miller, I hearts of men and women. I ot dogs and other animals which have night, and if the trains are on time of Gary, Ind., told Judge A B. aged 78 years, who crossed the "plain would rather see the print of remembered injuries put upon them, will arrive in San Francisco at 12:30 17 NEGROES ARE INDICTED to Oregon in 1864, has made application ^Anderson in United States District baby fingers on the walls of my and have eventually retaliated, says K. o'clock Friday afternoon. During 25 at the office of County Superintendent *4 Court here yesterday that he had house than have them adorned London Answers. days in October the mail reached San Charged With Rioting and Murder In of Schools E. J. Moore for a with the world's masterpieces." made 300 gallons of raisin wine because There is a .terrible story on record Francisco on schedule only five times. Chicago Race, Clash. certificate to teach school and to take of a dog, a, huge mastiff, kept as a it was necessary to bathe his When the trains were as much as an Chicago, Aug. 5.—Seventeen negroes a the examination for certificate. Mil­ watchdog by a Staffordshire gentleman. hour late the mail was not delivered sick child each night in two gallons were charged with rioting and murder ler was elected as teacher of the school The great brute was kept by-a lintil Saturday morning. in indictments voted special Found His Ring. of alcohol. Miloosich was in court to in district No. 125, on Spencer creek. chained in the stable yard, and during: ^/"By the air mail route letters written grand jury investigating the race riots Portland, Ore.—While picking up until face a charge of having an illicit still Miller did not become a teacher the very hot weather one of the Monday would leave New York which for five days last wfeek held decoy ducks three weeks ago, Capt he was 46 years of age. He was a in his home} along with a bigv supply grooms, noticing the creature panting a Tuesday morning, arrived in Omaha, the South Side of Chicago in reign in a Floyd Cook dropped a valuable ring wagonmaker and was working of wine. **.& with heat, threw a bucket of cold water -§®L of terror. The indictmenta were returned Neb., that afternoon in great planes into the lake. The ring was found he shop at McMinnvllle in 1883, when j,*'*, The Judge, however, was not convinced. over him. of the type which are now being completed Jlf before Judge Robert E. Crow# and next day in a duck which had been entered the McMinnvllle. college at fr,& week later the flog was loose Calculations made by Judge for the mail service arrive in the criminal court,. studied shot. for two years.