0 3®? S" 0 W £j ^y*1'&•*£ INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS felfe $* J[-Ry^^fpt PAGE SIX |IL" I'll Tell the World T-^aer T7oo3 profiteering was abolished, whl?h, "U performed "three thousand LEONARD WOOD/ADMINISTRATOR Industry was built up, agriculture years ago, would have made him a says the Good Judge rehabilitated, hospitals organized, hero mixed up with the sun god in various equipped and maintained, tens ways." of thousands of people clothed and After the Cuban experience Wood fed—and all this done in a thorough was for five years in the. Philippines The man who doesn't\chew businesslike manner. .It was done under" confronted with the difficult labor of tribulations which arose from establishing a civiK government, this this class of to* the fact that the people were impoverished time among a Mohammedan people. bacco is not getting There he did the same- successful to the point of starvation real satisfaction out of work he did in Cuba. and had been dying by thousands This period of residence in the Philippines for the lack of the things which Wood his chewing. gave Wood an .opportunity to quickly ^provided. study conditions in the British colonies, Then there came the rehabilitation A small chew. It holds Borneo, Singapore, and to keep of the municipalities, the establishment its rich taste. You don't in close touch with conditions in of schools, the opening of roads, Japan and along the China 'coast. have to take so many the organizing of government in the Wood traveled through India, spent provinces, the readjustment of taxation fresh chews. Any man some time with the Dutch in Java, and and of the courts, and the work who uses the Real Tobacco with Lord Cromer in Egypt. He ot providing for the thousands of children gained and retained knowledge of all Chew will tell made orphans by war or famine which at that time came under his stu There was more business and more you that. dious observation. varieties of it thai\ it has been the lot Then .Leonard Wood became cir'e' of many men ever to have placed upon Put-Up In Two Styles of the general staff of the Unitef their shoulders. States army, in whose hands resttvery Not long after this there came the RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco largely the direction and admin greater opportunities in Havana. It istration of the military establishment, W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco was necessary tp re-write the election which after all is 90 per cent a business laws to make them fit the habits of the matter. people. Production had to- be^ stimulated, The administrative career of Leonard Weynan.-Bryton Company, 1107 Broasway New York City for agriculture was the main Wood is spread upon the record? source of the island's wealth. Here of his country. The work which he again the same measures were followed has done is lasting. It is a states PROFESSIONAL CARDo and as a result there were established man's work., law and order, protection of JUST A LITTLE PROFITEERING life and property, and liberty. within JOHN H. BROWN the law.' Attorney at Law These were the foundation stones. "Newsie's" Idea Was, Bright Enough, Office over O. M. Carr.& Co Wood knew that the government must but Its Honesty Might Have Been be run by the Cubans, and so 80 per international Falls, Minneso* Called in Question. cent of the officials engaged in the great work" of reconstruction were Fertile ideas apparently come to selected from the people of the island. the newsboy,by insti.net. One wonders H. H. DR. IHR1G The Cubans were taught government* why they don't all become advertising while the government was being built Dentist experts when they grow up. For example, and thus they were able to run it when here's the way one" Los Angeles Officc over Holler'-s—Confecti anei the rule of the island was turned over youngster sold his papers the other .ineiou to its inhabitants. afternoon. It was the sixth or seventh When it became necessary to reorganize day of the trolley strike, and crowds the J^uban railroads Wood secured were lining up the curb looking for J. J. HADLER the services-of Sir William Van etae Trom^ETarvartT 'TTnlversilyTu ~To33 WOOD HAS VARIED jitneys going their way. The newsie Home, president of tlife Canadian Pale and served for more than a year in came racing down the sidewalk LAWYER cific, and of Granville M. Dodge, build- one of "the great hospitals," later to shouting: er of the Union Pacific. international Stat* Bank Bail i% take charge of the charity departments "Strike all ovef! Strike all over!" CIVIL EXPERIENCE The same general policy was followed The waiting populace promptly in a section of the city of Boston in dealing with the problem of -where the poor lived. Whirled and called for the papers. One caring for the tens of thousands of NORTHERN MINNESOTA Not long after the completion of woman was so eager that she didn't orphans that had been left by the war. Wood's work in Boston he became an ^ait to turn to the headlines. Homer Folks, commissioner of charities ."HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION assistant surgeon In tha army, coming "Strike all ovej, is it? When?" ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITIES ARE of the state of New York, was Into contact with the western plainsman, "Yes'm," responded the boy, quickly Dr. C. Craig Phone 1% called to Cuba by Wood to aid in tHe TESTED AND PROVED IN HANDLING the miner, the people generally, making change. "Strike all overCalifornia." establishment of a systemlfor placing Dr. B. L. Osburn Phone 79 GREAT BUSINESS and giving much oif his time to the and permanently caring for these little LEONARD WOOD. Hospital .Phone 7$ work of assisting the Indians and to And -with the carefree laugh of the PROBLEMS. desolates. Chief Justice White study of the problems of irrigation Born in New Hampshire, 58 yean Bank budding genius he went on his way Office over International State of the Supreme court of the United ago. and .reclamation. calling "Strike-aK over—California!" By EDWARD B. CLARK. Phona 155 States, at~that time an associate justice, Graduated from Harvard Medical Then for Leonard Wood there came the last word being in a whisper to From time to time people, ask, International Falls, Minnesota was consulted as to the method to School and entered the army as a surgeon. four years in California. He covered himself. "What has been the administrative be pursued in reorganizing the courts. the state many times in pursuance of and business experience of Leonard Leonard Wood was in Cyba about Was given command of infantry in LAWRENCE'S PHARMAC* his duties and extended his field as Wood? What has been his experience TRUCKS TO REPLACE CAMELS foiir years. He left there a reorganized Apache Campaign and won a congressional occasion required into the states of The Rezall Store with men outside of the army? What and sound banking system, a medal Of honor for his bravery. the Northwest Then for two years he fi-.^ does he know about conditions in the good, railroad system, no debts, nearly Modern Machines Will Carry Freight Was appointed Colonel of Rough S. N. Rubin, Prop. was in service in the South, having different parts of the United States $2,000,000 unincumbered money in the to Central Asia and Bring Riders of which Theodore Roosevelt headquarters in Georgia. and in our overseas possessions? Has International Falls, Minnesota treasury, a sugar crop of nearly 1,000,000 Back^Earm Products. was Lieutenant Colonel., From the South Leonard Wood went he any thorough knowledge of foreign tons, sound municipal laws, fine Was appointed to be^Major General to the city of Washington, where hlfl affairs and of our foreign relations?" public works, a ""firm agricultural by President McKinley. Four thousand^ picturesque camels SUBSCRIBE~FOR THE PRESS work brought him lntodaily contact The administrative qualities of foundation and an absolute respect and their 1,000 drlvers are to be succeeded Afterwrds served as Governor General with Greyer {Cleveland. Then ho had Leonard Wood have been tested and among the people for. life and_ property. of Cuba and next held a similar by ^thirty, businesslike American the same intimate relations with William proved. No American living has been his The school system which Wood position in the Philippines. trucks for "the transportation of McKinley and the men bf tried more thoroughly than he in complex established was founded on the laws Was an early advocate of preparedness, freight between Tientsin, China, and time. fields of constructive civil work, establishing the Plattsburg and of Massachusetts and Ohio. Roads Kulja, eastern Turkestan, a distance Then came the Spanish war and the administrative work of the highest were built which made communication: other training camps. of approximately 2,000 miles. active campaign In Cuba as the colonel order which carried with it the necessity A speedy. The hospitals erected under his Since the war he has tactfully and An agricultural colonization company of the regiment of rough rldera for the exercise of keen business successfully dealt with riots at Omaha supervision wpre of the highest type. SBO MODERN ROOMS is responsible for the contemplated of which. Theodore Roosevelt was the acumen. and the strike at Gary, Ind. Locd Cromer said h^ Wished this LOCATSO IN MBART OP BUSINESS DtSTRICT change. Farm products will be lieutenant colonel. -The republic of Cuba, built upon Leonard-Wood's strong-point is his $1.25—ONE PRICE—$1.25 American officer was available to follow carried on the return trip. Each camel At the close of the Spanish war -firm democratic foundations, is. a monument ability as an administrator, evidenced 9ATE FOR TWO PERSONS S2.00 him in his reconstruction work of the caravans now. traveling the Leonard Wood's supreme administrative to the administrative ability of by'the splendid manner in which he PRIVATB MATH. SHOWSR AND TOILKT BXTRA in Egypt. Elihu Root said this work route is capable of carrying only 200 duties began. He was made the Leonard Wood. In the Philippines is COMPLETR IAPKTY, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS put Cuba on her feet as jx modem nation never was paralleled in colonial possessions pounds of freight, while each truck, A NO PIRKPROOP CONSTRUCTION. governor of the city of Santiago and to be found another monument to his after 4 centuries cf Spanish mi* anywhere. Theodore Roosevelt INSURANCE RKCORDS PROVR THAT NKVER equipped with a trailer will beiible to a few weeks later of the entire eastern rule. statesmanship. HAS A LIPB BKKN LOST IN ANY BUILDINO said that Leonard Wood "has transport six tons. PROTECT SO BY AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS. half of Cuba. L._ Leonard _Wood grortnntert in mon­ rendered, services to Cuba nf Hi^ Traveling at the rate of twenty C'ERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD WATER. STEAM HSAT. ELECTRIC LIOHT AMD TELEPHONE miles a day the animals require about Recover Priceless-Jewels. SERVICE. six months for. the round trip. Trucks Paris.?—The Bourbon-Orleans family are .^expected to cover the same distance SHIP 3*OUR has regained possession of a priceless in thirty days.—Popular Mechanics pearl necklace which has descended Magazine. from King Charles V., but which for HidesTurs some time has been in possession of Smiles Bring Fruit. Viscountess de Termens. Some time "I don't have trouble with any one," ago Prince .Alfonso' of Orleans, who recently said a radiant-faced conductor on the renounced his Spanish citizenship, street-car line. Some ^one had asked Deal Direct with tbe brought action against the viscountess Largest*aAOldest him what he was fexpected to do to alleging she had illegally appropriated support the street railway's campaign HonseintheWest the jewels, but in heg^reply for courtesy. the defendant claimea the necklace Hljhtrt Pa loss aad Immediate "Why, when I begin to dislike my had beed given to her by the prince Cidi Betanti Write for price work, I'm going to quit," he said. "As lUtfrtjiwd fall hliinflns. GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. long as I can smile over it, I'm going & 9 D.Bergman Go. to ring up fares." A S Minneapolis Grain. A passenger who knew him said on Minneapolis^ Jan. 26.—Oats, ^May, ST.PAUL -/A.INN. market days his pockets are full of I 81%c. Rye, May, $1.64%. Barley, apples and pears and plums in season. Feb., $1.40 May, $1.46. Just because he helps women with Closing Cash Prices. their baskets' and treats old bent colored Minneapolis, Jan. 26.—Corn No. 3 men as if they were his uncles. yellow, $1.43 @1.45 No. 3 white, $1.40 "Here you are for good luck," they @1.41 No. 3 mixed, $1.40 @1.41. Oats No. 2 white 83%@84%c. Barley, say to him, stuffing fruit in his coat choice to fancy, $1.38 @1.43. Rye No. pockets. I 2, $1.62% @1.63%. Flaxseed, $5.09@ 5.16. -r^9outh A Double Strain. A 8t. Paul Live 8tock. It was a stage rehearsal. The principal South St. Paul, Jan. 26.—Estimated lady come upon the stage in receipts at the Union stockyards: Cattle, 2,200 calves, 100 hogs, walking costume and started to sing 7,300 sheep, 2,800 horses, 50 cars, heir great song. 198. "My dear!" cried the manager, "you Steers, $8.00 @11.60 cows, $6.50® are surely not going to sing with your roii^jiEy 10.00 calves, $7.00@18.00 hogs, $15.40 veil on?" @15.00 sheep and lambs, $7.00@ "Of course I am," she replied. "I 19.25. ALK about smokes, Prince Albeit want to hurry off as soon as I finish. Chicago Live Stock. is geared to a joyhandout standard Chicago, Jan. 26.—Hogs, receipts, I have to meet a friend." $5.00 Bridf* 47,000 bulk, $15.60015.90 top, $1 that just lavishes smokehappiness on "But singing with a veil on 1" expostulated Gidd €row*s heavy, $15.40@15.85 medium, $15,600 the manager. "Well, well!" Wtfto every man game enough to make a bee line for a 15.90 light,.$15.65@$16. "h~e added, in a resigned tone. "I can't Cattle, eelpts, 19,000 beef stem, tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe—old or new I 5'. e1 help it if you want to ^strain your medium and heavy weight, choice and GUARANTEED WORK %oice!"—Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph...^: Get it straight thaTwhat you've hankered for in prime, $16.65@18.50 medium -and If YEARS good, $11.75@16.65 common, $9J0^ pipe or cigarette makiris smokes youTl find aplenty 11.75 light weight good and choice, That's because P. A. has the quality! $13.35 @17.25 common and medium, $9 in P. A. ,T Flippancy Loses. GEi OUR estimate FIRST 013.35. John D. Rockefeller Jr., in a Y. M. ":vYou can't ^feny more make Prince Albert bite your Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry. 7 ~r.Spwul attwtisn gma C. A. address on salesmanship cautioned Minneapolis Jan. 26.—Butter, extras, tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse his young auditors against flippancy. 60c extra firsts, 57c firsts, 50c seconds, patients. Write as drink when he's off the water) Bite and parch are cut 55c dairy, ~47c packing stock, yenr teetk ftrevbles. We lb., 41c. "Nothing in flippancy," he said. "A out by our exclusive patented process I 4 •re lUd to answer any ami a1 Eggs—Fresh, prime firsts, new middle-aged gentleman with thinning questions. Write as. cases, free from rot* small,dirties and You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat loqks came into a barber shop the other checks ont, per doz., 58c current re. morning as I was being shaved. He the ^ards and wonder why in soxihill you didn't nail a^ eelpts, rots ont, $J.6.50 checks and seo* sat "Sown ih a chair and saidi^ ohds, 35c. Qaotations on eggs A. section in the P. smokepasture longer tfean you 411 want a' haircut' to remember l^adcl JLive Poultry—Turkeys, fat, 8. lbs. «Tes, sir,* said a flippant young barher. rJSlIP and over, -28c thin,u small, 12O20e PrinciiJtlfafi Tdapgr rmd bagt, 'Which one?' 'MMtM Beni4i ftn ^iiyifaw fotaeeo tl soldi cocks, 17c ducks, fat, 25c geese, fat, :-f*The middle-aged gentleman got up jfcfrwgwMers. Yantf 23c guineas, dos. $9 spxing chicEens, I titfy rmd tin*, hand»om* poand end half paw*d and left without a word. .Flippancy LCttC all weights, 28c 1919 stags, 20c IM114 r-that chomr, practicml poutuicrywtal gla—hutmmjkr with apomg* rmout*$*mr thmkmip* thm tobacco in mtch pmrftct C(CA»cfTfc had lost that shop a. good^ cuttomer.** lop cowiffffcu. over 4 lbs. S8c, under: 4 lbs. 20c. I _5Jr4. is R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. t*.