V1 INTJbJUW ATlUAiAl* AL.L.b R^hiHB**^^SsteeiMihe HE HAD TO FIGHT THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS rfOTICE TO OWNERS OF TIMBER Of" THE Northome, 5th prize. v-* A STORY Every sample of alsike clover exhibited DEFEAT OF DEATH FOR HIS BREATH All concerns or parties owning or from this county won a prize, AND BORDER BUDGET the first six prizes being awarded having timber, such as logs, pulp If you will dig deep enough, study as follows: Swan Tornqtust, Clementson, wood, poles, posts or ties which was deep enough, you will find humanity 1st Clarence Waldo, Frontier, left on my farm by the recent high obtaining compensations for everything H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager St. Paul Man's Troubles End After 2nd Francis White, Littlefork, water in the Littlefork river, will in this world. Taking Tanlac—Feels Fine AH the 3rd Ellsworth Tornquist, Clementson, please pay damages and remove said In California is a place called Time. 4th F. W. Lundy, Frontier, 5th Entered the Po»t Ollce at International Falls. Minn., as Second-Class Matter timber at once before spring seeding, Death Valley, a place of horror because Ed Bennett, Frontier, 6th. Three additional "Tanlac has simply made a new begins. it ii a huge, redhot waterless prizes were awarded to exhibitors man of me and I now feel as strong PAT FITZPATRICK, area. The other day/a party of jolly SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR from Wright County.- and can do my work with as much vacationing Pennsylvania million-" 2t. Littlefork, Minn- T. W. Howard of Birchdale, won vim as I could ten years ago," said a:res, headed by Schwab, the steel third on field peas and P. L. Peterson Albert Schmidt, employee of the St When the assessor comes he king, motored into Death Valley, Wanted—Salesman for International Foreign Advertising Representative of Littlefork, won 2nd on Russet Paul Athletic Club, who lives at 225 THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION should be met with cordiality. Remember well knowing their autos would race Falls and vicinity. Commission potatoes. Reidar Dahl of Gemmell West Seventh street, St. Paul, Minn. he is not to blame for the them out of it before they need feel contract only, for spare time or full THE ASSESSOR won 3rd on Irish Cobbler potatoes "I had been-suffering from a stomach work he has to do the people them- the pangs of thirst. Of course they time. We will teach you. to sell income in the boys and girls' club contest. trouble for two years or more were plentifully supplied with water In every city, village and town in selves are to blame for retaining the protection through our free and Tanlac was the only thing I and probably ice too. Minnesota the assessor will start! annualfarce of the personal property The exhibits were made thru the school of instruction, and help you ever, got hold of to give me relief. assessment.—St. Paul Despatch. Away—away out in the desert they activity of the Farm Bureau with a making his weary rounds on May 2 build a business of your own. Massachusetts I was told I was suffering from an met two gold prospectors with an view of getting the possibilities of Bonding and Insurance Company, to discover just how much taxable acid, stomach. .My digestion was KIS MIDDLE INITIAL IS W. old horse and a rickety wagon. One this county before the people in Accident and Health Dept. Saginaw, personal property each of us owns. poor, my food would lie in my stomach of'the prospectors was lying in the other parts of the state. Michigan. Capital $1,500,000- He will a.sk questions as 'to our like lead and I would have such You don't often see it in full, but Wagon, suffering from blood poison- watches and clocks, our horses and a full, bloated feeling that often I the right name of the elderly gen- I jng an(j ]-, pardner was taking him. dogs, our bank, accounts and our tleman we all know so well is Uncle for operation. They were still would, have to fight for my breath out an washing machines, our solvent credits At other times I would have, pains I Al days from the railroad and tiie sick and our cows, our pianos and W' ~ai"' in my back over my kidneys that What does the initial letter stand man would have been a Jead man our poultry, bur books and our lugs, would almost bend me double. I for? before they could have reached it. our family plate and our carpets, our was tired and Worn out all the time co'ok stoves and o..r hogs in Oh, that because h,s ful name ,s But in the Schwab party was Dr. a and I would almost be driven wild to all our,-moveable chattels of Waste Sam. His middle name Jim Brown, of Pittsburg, one of the as IJ in uuy by nervousness, especially at night, If h" i' Waste. nation's greatest surgeons. Out in every kind and description, ne it "I\know now, why so many people There is no doubt about it. You see that desolate region, out there in the carries out his work thoroughly he allow their names to be published it everywhere. Most countries would vast solitudes of the burning desert, See us before placing- your contract for building. will list and value the Family Bible, recommending Tanlac. The medicine pretty nearly live on the things we Doc Brown performed the delicate the kitchen dishes, our wife's engagement! certainly deserves it and I am ready We furnish you anything in Building Material, Hard waste. operation that was so desperately ring, our own Sunday-goto-meetin' to tell everybody it djd me more We waste more.than $25,000,000 a needed and saved the life of one of suit and our ^very day Wood Floqrs, Doors, Windows, Screens, Etc., also good than all the other medicines year in trees that we allow to burn those heroic spirits who are constantly suit, the money in our purse and the I have taken put together.' My appetite up. The other day we heard of fiftyone Plaster Board, Paint and Oil. Lots of Rough Sheet­ adding to the world's wealth street car checks as well, our watchdog, is good now and everything forest fires going on in the same and helping to make life at least a the baby's toys, the hay and I eat agrees with me. I am not nervous ing, Lumber and' Dimensions on hand, cheap. Now state at the same time. little more comfortable for every one oats in the barn and even our door *"N any more, can sleep eight hours We find duplications in govern- of us. is the time to build. Lumber will never be as cheap mat. He will not overlook anything without ever turning over once and Who knows but that the man that is, and has value. After ascer- ment- two and three and even four feel fine every miAute in the day." again. We will meet any ^Mail Order House on taining as /near as may be-some- bureaus having jurisdiction over the whom Dr. Jim saved will yet find times as far as may be-what we thinS- Iabor' another Tonopah or Virginia? Koochiching County Farmers Win same Waste of time ^Building Material, and give quick service. The Bolshevists and anarchists Prizes, at the State Crop Show, own, or \vhat he easily can see we and ™oney. own, the assessor exercises his in-1 Thousands of hotels and tens of would rant about the millfonaries Koochiching County made a very genuity in estimating the value of thousands of restaurants in America traveling in luxury, but here we see good showing at the annual seed SEED POTATOES the whole mess in dollars, and the charSe hi*h Prices because their pat- compensation again. show held by the Minnesota Crop aggregate result of his undertaking'rons demand quantities of food, Improvement Association on at St. is expressed in the figures appearing ™ch which is left on the tables, iH^GE PRINT PAPER SAVING Pul, February 22-25, 1921. The exhibits Most of the costly food that is thus of "farthest north" corn at- in the last column of a ponderous Early Ohio, and Green Mountain. All kinds of left behind, goes into the garbage An effective plan for securing further tracted a great deal of attention and and depressing looking record book. can. Which means that the diners economies in the cost of public brought out the comment from a This book is just? one column after Bulk Grain and Garden Seeds—Northrup King's pack­ wasted huge sums of money in the printing has been devised by Senator proniinent member of the association another, some 57 varieties in all,and' ages 5 cents each. Place your order for Harid Nut there are rulings and cross rulings, negate, and caused great waste of George H. Moses of New Hampshire. that samples were better than any He has introduced a concurrent resolution grown in Minnesota 40 years ago. headings and sub-headings almost I Preci°us food. Coal now. Try ouir PRIDE Coal for Kitchen Stoves. Three of the samples of corn were providing that legislation without number. Some time next fall! ,s a rare thin& to find waste dealing "with pensions, private grown on the banks of Rainey River the county auditor will-multiply the jin American industry. Go to almost S. E. THOMPSON & SON on the Canadian boundary. claims of all kinds, the distribution total thus determined by the tax! a«y ol1 wel1 and note how much oil The following prizes were awarded of war trophies, and all other mat- in our district and send us a flows away* Visit al™st any factory rate Koochiching County exhibitors: for the result, which will be an* mill and about the first thing ters not of a public nature shall be bill ... .... Northwestern Dent .Corn, Simon Phone 128 International Falls, Minn. large or small in proportion to the y°u* eye falls upon is some wasted initiated fey--petition." The petitions Palm, Loman, 2nd prize Yellow Flint are to be referred to the proper accuracy of the guessing system thingadopted Corn, Axel O. Dahl, Gemmeli 1st by the assessor. We will It is so iff most homes and in many committees without printing. When prize Henfy Metcalf, Loman, 4th pay it and the process will start all barns and fields. Waste in greater or the subject matter shall have been lesser degree. prize any other flint, C. D. McLean, approved by the committee and a re^ over again. Yes, his middle 'initial is W. port made it will take the form o| Fortunately "assessors are but human a bill and be printed in the usuaj and are not always as exact as MAKE SUMMER COUNT way. At the present time over 700 the law would seem to require. Items Copies of every private bill intro* may be omitted and on the other Do you plan to vegetate during duced in the House, and over 800 Tiand we may be accused of owning the warm season of the year? Or copies of every private bill introduced things we haven't got. The result, are you looking forward to some in the Senate are 'printed however, doesn't vary much from systematic reading and stwly? There when the bill is introduced. In the year to year. A job lot of property seems to prevail! a wholly mistaken Congress which came to an end on is listed and valued and taxes are idea that one can relax and give up March 4th about 13,000 such measures paid becuse of 'its ownership. mental activity during the summer were introduced, and the en? Whether the system is founded without suffering any .ill effects. ormous amount of printing involved upon justice or whether it is conducive What would happen to your muscles is apparent. Hardly one per cent of to eqaulity in the distribution if you left them inactive during the those bills are ever_ reported, sepa1 of the common burden never seem year? It would take you a good part rately from committees, all the to worry folks until they pay their of thfi Qther h&|f tQ ggt them intg others that receive favorable consideration biJls. Thereafter, it is forgotten. condjtion again w0uld it not? being incorporated in- socalled The assumpton bafk of our whole There i§ no reasQn Jn the wQrM bills, each of which includes scheme -of property taxation is that shou,d why yQu kegp yQUr mjnd scores of measures all relating to the a man's ability to pay taxes can be active during the summer months. same subject, such as pensions. Tiie accurately measured by the amount Correspondence-Study Depart T1 adoption of the reform suggested by and value of his holdings. It fol- tt atlows Walking Shoes Will Give that the owner of the Oriental \r U"lvers'ty of Minne^ the sav Senator Moses would mean 1 sota, Minneapolis, carries on its ing of the cost of printing of'up8,000„000 rug must be better able to pay taxes work all through the summer, and, warHc nf copies of bills, than the owner of a common carpet VUU! Ui what is very important A its couises|moS£ Qf which, under the present that the owner of a piano is more More than Your opulent and therefore more able to 36 7T 7 system' find their way int0 waste lney include high school, college and pay taxes than tiie possessor of a ... udSKcib. than vocational subjects, and extend into mouth, organ. almost every department of learning. LIKES NEW LOCATION They are being pursued now by people Worth of Service. in more 'than a hundred 'different TOOTH TALK NO. 9 occupations with widely varying Jewell arrived the last of the aims—better training for one's posi- week and will nem.a:.n here until tion, preparation for ne,v work. rnh about-^Suncfay or Monday when he The Ninth of a series of short school and college credit, and even-, will return with his family tou.Cheas talks on teeth and mouth conditions, one student put it, "To stave off boygan county, Michigan, where MrrS written and published for stupidity and old age." Whatever Jewell is now county agent. House TA7"ALKING is a very pleasant ,practice .when your the good of 'the community. hold ,goods are being packed for youj- aim. don't waste'vour summer. shipment. Mr. Jewell reports that he Footwear is so comfortable that you are hardly DON'T WAIT likes his new work very well. Cheboygan LIME NEEDED FOR There is nothing spectacular county is not nearly as large BLUEGRASS LAWNS about the process by tvhich a aware of having it on. Such Footwear should, of course, Kentucky, bluegrass is the chief as Itasca and he has but 10 townships tooth decays. The ifiicroscopicv in his district. It is a country lawn grass in Minnesota, says A. C. germ while eating its way, so to be duraBle but it need not be unattractive in style. Our Arny, in charge of Minnesota university rapidly growing into a fruit producing speak, through the walls of the farm crons, because *»ynev- center and an 80 to 100-acre house that shelters the nerves, has shown that it produces the orchard is very common. ^The land ence late Spring Footwear displays are replete with Walking, goes slowly it works its way sod and gives the .best appear- is very much like the hardwood areas best through the hard, outer layers and ing lawn of grasses grown of Itasca county. Selling prices are any for into the small inner chambers before Shoes and Oxfords that will bear the most rigid inspect the purpose. Mr.*Arny points out! even less than those here, though the victim knows it is presw that ^bluegrass grows best where the there is not much difference in the ent. It is in no hurry, but if l£ft tion as to appearance, workmanship and quality. lands are of limestone orisrin the selling price or the ability of the and alone, it reaches its goal. Many soils Vrel not acid. He says: land to produce. Mr. Jewell looks physical ailments require quick "In order to get the best results forward to excieljent developments actionNot so with the tooth. It with Kentucky bluegrass in Minne- in that section of Michigan, r— may be months before a 'quick Walking Shoes, $6.00 to $12.00 sota, the soils on which it is grown Herald-Review, stab of pain warns the patient should be alkaline in reaction. This that the germ has reached the Oxfords $7.50 to 12.00 can best be brought about by the nerve. A rush to the dentist then application of lime—either crushed HATCHING EGGS convinces the victim that he has limestone rock or air slaked, lime. sacrificed a perfectly good tooth Wljere new lawns a^e being made, V5s on the altar of, neglects Care in FROM HIGH CLASS NORTHERN O. M. CAM & CO. these materials' may'be worked-in time would'h^ve saved'it. "v GROWN, HOGANI TESTED, BREDTO-LAY with the soil. Where it is desired S. C. W. LEGHORNS to-apply the lime to old lawns, it' DR. E. W. BUNCE, D.JD. S. $2.00 for 15 $10.00 for 100 may be scattered on the surface and BABY CHIC RS I H. F. Billings, an experienced prosthetist raked in. "The Store of Quality" /f in charge Sold onlyv by Advance prders "Recent publicity .given to making OFFICE AND LABORATORY the soils of lawns acid in order .to $25.00 for 100 INTERNATIONAL FALLS, "W "v vd* MINNESOTA 311 THIRD STREET J. 'aV ORDRRS TAKEN NOW keep down weeds is not practicable A r- International FaH». The Cloverland Poultry Farm in Minnesota where it' is desired to ru5e. Kenti^k^' -bluegri^S^as the'Jawii Phoiii. 471,. Opan E*|r»'4t-Sunday* S. JansAnfV^. '^Bainlatta Mimr* plaiit." I