V1 RV «n,j& v'tf •f-Asl* *Z* .,r ^f 7 a^O .1 K« tN 4 jf. rfu 'l PAGE FOUR JNTERNATIONAli FALLS £KESS I -*r THE IHTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS HARDING TO GIVE EFFECT GET RID OF THE FUtS he may necessary to develop and TO JONES MARINE ACT encourage the njaintenance of such TEN LONG YEARS Swatting the fly is a splendid practice, a merchant marine, and, in so far as AND BORDER BUDGET i- may not be inconsistent with the but better still is the practice Assures Final Return oSF Government of cleaning out and doing away with provisions of this act, the United Ships to Private Hands and As the places where the flies breed. States Shipping Board shall, in the H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager Elimination, of Waste. Minnesota Man Says Tanlac Overcame everyone knows,, flies are filthy and disposition of vessels and shipping His Troubles And He Has dangerous. They breed on filth, live property as hereinafter provided, in Gained 24 Pounds. Washington, April 12.—One of the Eatered at the Put Oflce at lateraatloaWl Fall*, Mlaa., aa Secoad-Clasa Matter the maknig of rules and regulations, in it, and winter in it. The presence early results of the Harding administration of flies indicates, the presence of filth. and in the administration of the shipping "Tanlac has actually built me up will be to put into effect the 'The best time to begin, if you laws, keep always in view this SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR from one hundred and forty-five to Jones Act for the promotion and wish to see a failure of the fly-crop, purpose and object as the primaryend one hundred and seventy-one pounds maintenance of. the American merchant is while the weather, is still cold. to be attained." in weight and I riow feel just as marine., SO per cent foreign born.. And who Clean all the flies out of the houses By the Jones law all other acts Foreign Advertising RePJwnf®"?® THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION gfod as I did when I was twenty was it that made Minnesota and This act was passed by a Repub­ and barns, so that there will be no relating to the subject are repealed. years old," said J. S. Levi, of 160 North, Dakota prairies civilized lican Congress, was finally approved parent flies to lay eggs for the coming EUROPE BUCKING UP All vessels of the old board are W. Third strerfet, St. Paul, Minn., well states but the people who had the fly-generation. The time to go by President'Wilson June 5, 1920. It turned over to the new one. The known machinist for Armour & Co. enterprise to come to us for greater after the flies is while they are looking, provided for the appointment of a As the nations of Europe inform new board is directed to sell, as soon "However, before I got Tanlac I opportunity. One of Minnesota's new shipping board to consist of for a warm place to escape t-he: themselves of the policies directing as practicable, consistent with good suffered for ten long years all the best governors was born in Sweden. seven members. The President, howr cold. We can destroy them in the the Harding administration they are business methods and the objects misery that goes with a bad case of If we can show our! Americanism places where the fly-eggs are hatching. ever, did not send in their names becoming more convinced that nothing and purposes of the act, at public stomach trouble and disordered kidneys only by casting slurs at these people, Lime or borax will kill the to the Senate until after election. is to be gained by suggestions or private competitive sale after appraisement and wa^ in a terribly run down only by denying them the honest eggs. By that time the4 Senate had become to the United States that the, allied and advertisement, to persons condition. Everything I ate caused man's right to an opinion and re-* Lime should be sprinkled around convinced by a majxjrity of debt of $11,000,000,000 to- this country who are citizens of the United indigestion and I bloated up until I sppct, then we choose to be poor^on seven millions of votes that the people heaps of dirt of filth—especially States. Such sale will be made at be canceled. It was only a few months Americanism. The brotherhood of wasn't able to get a good long manure and outdoor .toilets. Unguarded were not in favor of the confirmation such prices and on such terms and ago that Great' Britain made official beath. My back pained me nearly man and good will for all honest folk outdoor toilets are the of Democratic office conditions as the board iriay prescribe, overtures to the Democratic Secretary is worth more to us. On the other every minute of the day and hurt breeding places for flies. Don't allow holders. So the 'Wilson nominees but the completing of of the Treasury looking to the so bad it was just agony for me to hand we are not among those who any fly to inhabit your privy— -were not confirmed and on March payment of the pui||hase price an wiping out of her obligations. She attefnpt to .bend over. At morning can find pride in the accident of 4 their appointments expired. With for if he does that, he's just as certain interest is not to be^-.deferred mjre had been led to believe that the international birth. I was so stiff and sore I could hardly to inhabit your house, feed at the appointment of a new board, than fifteen years after the making idealism of the former get out of bed, and it looked as if I We are in good company, too, in your table, and carry filth wherever four of them Republicans and' three of the contract of sale. President would find expression in could find nothing that would help feeling the way we do. All the noble he goes. Keep the seats of the outdoor of them Democrats, the law will go the itransfer of that debt burden me. souls, past" and present, have taken toilet well covered, keep the into effect. from the shoulders of Europeans ot Subscribe for The Press, this attitude. That first sermon doors closed and cover every crack, "Well, sir, I finally ran across Tanlac the backs of Americans, as one of In the new law it is. stated as a national which Christ preached in Nazareth seam or knot -hole. Also screen the and that proved to be the turning the "supreme sacrifices" that America policy "that it is necessary for struck at the roots of 100 per cent windows and vents. Soap and water point in* my suffering, for it has should make for the benefit of the the national defense and for the HATCHING EGGS Hebrewism: make a good disinfectant, and the simply made a new man of me. That Old World. Since then prominent proper growth of its foreign and domestic "There were many widows in Israel privy should be scrubbed every week awful stomach trouble has entirely' citizens of England and France have commerce, that the United in the days ofi Elijah, and —as one of the ways of keeping the disappeared, my kidneys no longer FROM HIGH CLASS NORTHERN seen fit to harague their countrymen States shall have a 'merchant marine unto none of them was Elijah sent, flies out. bothfer me and I never have an acljie GROWN, HOGAITl*tESTED, BREDTO-LAY through the press, telling them that of the best equipped arid most suitable but only to Zarephath, in the land l£orax can be used as a fly exterminator or a pain.' I have picked up twentysix S. C. W. LEGHORNS it was America's duty to cancel,the types o^ vessels sufficient to of Sidon, unto a woman that was a for manure without any $2.00 for IS $10.M for 160 pounds in weight, feel fine all obligations as part of her contribution carry the greater portion of its commerce widow. serious loss in fertilizing value. the time and can tfuhfully say Tanlac A I S to the w4r. and serve as a naval or military "And there were many leapers in Every stable where animals are kept has done me more good than But of late there has been a change auxiliary in time o,f war or Sol* only fcy Aivaiee Orders Israel in the time of Elisha, the should be treated with borax, for a eVeryth:ng else I've. taken put together."^- in tone. It has been publicly asserted naval emergency, ultimately to be $25.M for IM prophet, and none of tjiem was stable, in which one horse is kept in the British House of Commons owned and operated privately by ORDERS TAKEN NOW cleansed, but only Naaman, the Syrian." will supply house-flies for a whole tha^ Great Britain intended to citizens of the United States and it The Cloverland Poultry Farm neighborhood. A few directions for COAL RATES UNREASONABLE meet her share of the debt Sir is hereby declared to be the policy S. Jensen, Qaudette Minn. In the four accounts of his ministry the use of borax as a fly killer are. ORDERS REDUCTION Philip- {iibbs, a prominent exponent of the United States to do whatever We' find' nothing to hbw that Ch'n^ here given. Use ten ounces of borax .. of British opinion,- who has been was not loyal to his country arid its to about eight bushels of manure. making a lecture tour in the United Washington", April 9.—Rates on people, but he found jt necessary Water, should be sprinkled over it. States, makes the same declaration coal from the Head of the Great from the beginning, as~ this passage In treating garbage cans, two the Italian government Ijas let it be Lakes to various points in Minnesota shows, to strike at nationalistic vanl'ty. ounces of borax should be used to a known that it fully intends to meet North Dakota and South Dakota can of garbage1- every' day. Th£* its obligations, only asking that were found today by the interstate Even the old Mosaic code says borax should be applied to the flbprs privileges extended to other nations Commerce coirimission to be unreasonable (Exodus 12:49: "One law shall be to and crevices of barns, stables, privies be accorded to Italy also, and now and unduly prejudicial and him that is home born, and unto the and to street sweepings or in aiiy comes M. Viviani to our. shpres* his p6w' rates were prescribed by the stranger that sojourneth among you." plac.es wherei flies are likely 4o lay first words being a repudiation of commission to go into effect July 6. their eggs. Water should' be sprinkl-, the suggestion that France intends'to In prescribing new rates the commission A TRIBUTE TO OUR FLAG ed over the powdered borax. dodge her debt to the United.States, took into consideration various Since the fly develops from the.:egg, and an unequivocal statement ..that prevailing rates and traffic conditions in about ten or twelve days, if the she will pay. From Boston Common arid Bunker in the territory and fixed a manure is carted away once a weeJE, "No civilization ,can survive repudiation," scale graduated in 10-mile and 25mile Hill to the far-flung battle lines of the eggs will not have time to dee pointedly declared President blocks, ra:ng:ng from 80 cents France, the American flag has stood velop. If the manure is: spread *oflt Harding in, his inaugural address. for thirty miles on both anthracite as the embletti of liberty and enlightenment—of oh the^grorurid, the: "sun' will usually Those five words set forth and bituminous to $3.85 on bituminous service and sacrifice. kill the eggs and maggots. --.m better than volumes could have done and $4 on anthracite for a haul of Our flag is the symbol of our government—which, There i»-no such insect as a cleap the views held by the American Executive 650 miles. When these rates become, for almost a century fly,r and .it is pretty hardi to keep ,3 on European, indebtedness to effective they will be increased 35 per and a half, has stodd the tests of house clean when there are flies in the United States. ^Their meaning cent in accordance with the general fire from Within as well as from such multitudes every summer. Not was not lost on foreign ministries, freight rate increase ordered last wfithout. Each itest has found it only is a fly dirty, but he is a disease and the change of front 'they h&ve August after the present case had firm of texteure and left it stronger carrier as well. It is said that a fly., brought about^-in discussions of international been filed with the commission. for the tasks its founders had fixed can carry as many as. six million finance.has been "ri«irWed. for it. Rates were different germs on his body at one-time. For Americans are justly proud of the The case grew out of the old Minnesota this reason, let us begin right now, OUR FOREIGN BORN it j~ stars and stripes,' because wherever rate case in which rates within if we have not begun sooner, and that flag has-been unlifted, on land that state were reduced and were go after Mr. Fly clean out the places For years before 191^we &kd iirfdre and an sea, humanity's tears have course no woman would think of upheld by the supreme court. This 0 where the flies breed, and then use been dried in its ffolds, and hope and foreign born people with us than we resulted in different rates over the* the swatter for those that escape the starting" out in a new/ spring suit or have now. The percentage-of gqod cheer have thrilled the hearts of oppressed two routes from Duluth, the interstate cleanup. peoples throughout the earth intentioned, hard working^ popple rates being higher than those dress without proper footwear, for a shabby Flies are one of the worst-poskible" at the sight of it. among them was as high 3s .amojig over the state route in Minnesota.' mences to health, comfort, and ex^ looking or ill-fitting pair of shoes will ruih the native born. Now,, of all times in the history of The commission in its decision today istence. Unless we abolish all breeding And we suspect that an even better our republic,, we have just cause to ordered the railway to cease a'rid the entire effect of an otherwise faultless places, millions of young will case could be made for them because honor the flag which lias meant so desist on or before July 6 and thereafter appear within the next few weeks. attire. they have done more than much, not only to our own people to abstain from exacting relatively Prevent this by burning garbage and their share of the most difficult work but even to those whose hands have higher rartes, distance considered, other refuse whenever possible, and that has made America what it is been raised against it. Our flag has for the interstate transportation by burying whatever it is impossible To those lobking for a perfect fitting today. Over 50 per cent of our iron become the symbol of a new dawn, and of anthracite and bituminous to burn. Keep all refuse receptacles and' steel workers are foreign born. a brighter day throughout the wo^d coal from the Head of I the Lakes shoe that will add a final touch to your ap-. so that flies cannot lay eggs in the The labor of the shoe factory, the and for all time. ports to destinations in South Dakota, garbage. Dra:n off stagnant water. mine, the road building, the cotton pearance, we can most highly recommend Let us ever look upon it with increasing east of the Missouri river,,, and to Make it impossible for flies to multiply. mill, the clothing industry, is over love and veneration. Liet us destinations-"in North Dakota, than Utz & Dunn Co.'s "Style Shoes of Quality." guard it in the future with the same the rates contemporaneously maintained Walt Mason said: unselfish purpose and with even for the state transportation of greater vigilance than we have done "Oh every fly that skips our swatters, like raffic.from Duluth to points in TOOTH TALK NO. 9 in the past. In all solemnity, let us Minnesota.. Will have, six million sons and O. M. CARR & CO. join hearts and voices in proclaiming: daughters, The commission also held that carriers The Ninth of a series of short And countless1 first and second cousins, naving indirect routes to points talks on teeth and mouth conditions, "The star spangled banner, O, long reached by more direct lines might "The Store of Quality." written and published for Of aunts and uncles scores and may it wave, meet the rates establishd by way of the good of the community. INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA dozens, O'er the land of the free, and the the direct lines in accordance with a And fifty-seven billion nieces home of the brave." distance scale prescribed by the commission DON'T WAIT So knock the blamed thing all to and that the roads- might There is nothing- spectacular pieces." SALVATION ARMY TO ASSIST maintain higher rates to intermediate about the (process by which a points. PARENTS AT ARLINGTON tooth decays. The microscopic FARM WAGES IN DAKOTA CEMETERY germ while eating its way, so to SAME AS IN MINNESOTA speak, through the walls of the To aid the parents of soldiers who house that shelters the nerves, died in France and whose bodies are Farm wages offered in North Dakota goes slowly it works its way now being brought home frorn this season are practically the through the hard, outer layers and, France for interment in Arlington same as those prevailing throughout into the small inner chambers before National Cemetery, the Salvation Minnesota, according to the first. returns the victim knows it is present. of Bur Army announcs that district officers the North Dakota Farm. It is in no hurry, but if left reau Federation's' labor survey. have been appointed at Washington alone, it reaches its goal, ^fany for Wages offered range from $30 to $40, to meet relatives who come the physical ailments require quick with the average about $37.50. This When Yh* Sit Down to Your burial of their sons or to represent action: Not so with the tooth. It them in case they cannot attend average the same as that revealed is may be months before a quick by the statewide farm labor survey these services. stab of pain warns the patient Next He&J of Plenty— War Department appointed just completed by. the Minnesotar The has that the germ' has reached the Majors and Mrs. McGee Farm. Bureau Federation. Most of^the nerve. A rush to the dentist $heh, members of the general committee 6rst. North- Dakota counties toreport, tent convinces the victim that he has THINK—$ 1 .OO will feed a to attend the services., and anyone declared that they had an sacrificed a, perfectly good tooth wishing heir assistance shquld write over supply, of farm: help. North a^d' on the altar of neglect. Care in to them at 930. Pennsylvania.avenuer South Qakota and 'Minnesota farm time would have saved Armenian Child for 6 days -THINK! W a bureau federations are co-op.erating Tliese officers, on request* will not to find average wages ^availablfe ,an4 DR. E. W. BUNCE, D.: D. Si Oftjy attendee services, but arrange the conditio!* of supply and dei^a^ N. F. Billiags, an experienced irosthetist for floral pieces," receive and forward in the. farm, labor market,-in an :of? A in charge the official burial flag or perform fort to prevent, violent fluctuations DR. J. F. PETBtibk, Ouimu Heu Eut telkf. OFFICE AND LABORATOIIY any other such service of affectionate in wages and to provide steady ^employment 311 THIRD STREET tribute. at fair pay, as well as to •V"V 1 If relatives are to attend th» tiuriaJL give the farmers efficient helprwhen I' .MWH the officers will met them ami arrange 474 Opaa Evg'i & Sundays they most need it. None of the^ federations for their comfort as requested is attempting^ to fix wagej.^ mMmkh Wag