lENACE TO FISHERIES I A 1 v_' ,.v Vi 1 .'V ,,-i, 'rl^i Sf-S 4 1 .-^ I ••.•f'O-f-'-i*. V~ Practices of Commercial Fishermen -O- ft •*'4' 18 Condemned by Burntiam. ft" *s Zftf*r' sl «. '.J -. J- E. F. Anderson of Laurel transacted Atlantic 8turg«on and Salmon l-iavo &fcle-JcbiE? tfcsfo. business here yesterday. Practically Disappeared, Ho 8ayo— u° MfOSTMILES Pollution of Stream* and Spawning Mrs. C. B. Whitney and daughter RsgulationaBlamsd. of Ericsburg visited here yesterday. /«r DOLLAR ONE SAID, aI pANT. —o—— Mew York,!—The salt water fisheries I-ET ©GORGE DO Morris Williams of Baudtte was a 1 of this country are seriously menaced IT." GEORGE DID, guest in the city over the Fourth. by the present practices of commercial AND GOT THE? fishermen, pollution of water and improper CREDIT. Hilman Aal and family visited in spawning regulations, declared _J\ Brainerd with relatives over the John B. Burnham, a member of the Fourth. V- Migratory Fish Conservation committee, and one of the originators of R. E. Coleman of Littlefork spent a the migratory bird law. Off the coast of' Lower California, few days here-this week transacting Mr. Burnham asserted, the water la business. frequently white with fish killed by .'. —o—— purse seiners, who cannot take them GUM-DIPPED CORDS R. Snyder, A. D. Collette and E. to port for sale. A. Shepstron of Warren spent the He says that the Atlantic sturgeon Fourth here. •andlheirJUghflilaagt/K&cords and salmon have practically disappeared -o—- and added: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McDonald are "Unless radical action to preserve visiting Mrs. Mrs. McDonald's parents our fish is taken in the immediate The high mileage records of Pirestone Cords continue to emphasise in Bemidji. future, this country will find Itself the fact that Firestone methods are different and better. facing the problem of trying to restore I These records, steadily increasing in number and in mileage Mrs. J. L. Albertson is visiting a natural resource of great Importance totals, justify the Firestone contention that there is one best which already has been lost." relatives at Brainerd, having left for way to build tires. The Migratory Fish Conservation that place last week. committee, an organization believing Among the primary sources of Firestone extra mileage is COPWMIIT Igeg PUB. AUTDCASTCW SEB*tt In the necessity for federal control of B. C. Brook^ returned from Glenwood double gum-dipping—the saturation of the cord plies in a vat the fisheries, soon will introduce in this morning after spending the of liquid gum—thus coating each cord and virtually eliminating congress a bill, similar to the present internal heat and friction. Fourth there with his family. F. H. Keyes spent the week end in migratory bird law, looking to the the Twin Cities. general protection of fish in the waters Another is Firestone air bag curing, with its 200 pound Mrs. Richard O'Malley returned of the United States, Mr. Burnham pressure, which places' every cord accurately and equalizes the from St. Joseph last week after a short !£. W. Backus returned here last said. tension. visit at that place with her father. The migratory bird law, he stated, Saturday morning., —-o—:— By blending the rubbers of different plantations and types, has proved conclusively that game can o—— Miss Gladys Lee returned from and by tempering it before mixing, Firestone men add still be conserved by proper legislation and Wm. Buckly of Fariland was fa more mUeage. Merrillan, Wis., where she has been the Migratory Fish Conservation committee visitor here during last Monday. expects little opposition to the for the past two weeks visiting with Many cord tires are good—a few are better—Firestone users bill except from commercial fishermen her mother. Every dollar paidi' for Tanlac is say one is best. and those states which derive a —-o money well spent. For sale by S. revenue from such fishing without a Those who Jiave already experienced Firestone mileage, have Mose Pening, of Mellen, Wis., is N. Rubin. thought of the probable duration of stopped shopping and experimenting—they have made these visiting in this city at the home of the Industry. cords standard equipment. Investigate your friends' success his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rev. MacNeill returned froin|Big with Firestone Cords—and buy your next tire accordingly. LaBelle. Falls yesterday where he delivered a COWS RIB PART OF HIS SPINE Come in and get your share of extra mileage. Fourth of July oration. Don't suffer any longer. Get FABRIC Blacksmith, Predicted Hopeless Cripple your stomach in shape by taking 301 3 Oldfleld "999" $7.99 30 3 $ S."5 A marriage license was issued early for Life, Can Now Move 30 xiii Oldfield "999" 8.99 30 3,4 lu.oi Tanlac and eat what you want. For this week to Chas E. Larson and About CORD sale by S. N. Rubin. «w ,w Regular Size Doris Mesick of Ericsburg. 30 Extra Six* 17.£0 Lynn, Mass.—How would you feel 33x4 32.40 32x4H 41» Mrs. M|. E. Withrow returned here walking about with a fourteen-inch Tanlac is a family medicine, as good 33 5 last Saturday after spending several section of a cow's rib as part of your for children as it is for grown folks. spine? Edward ("Spider Bill") Cosgrove, days with Dr. Withrow who is convalescing For sale by S. N. Rubin. formerly a blacksmith, three at Brainerd. times on the operating table at Massachusetts For Sale by Northern A uto fa Miss Jewell Feanr and Miss 'Katharine General hospital, answers J. E Mjck and Edith Kennedy, Towey are guests at thejhome that he is "feeling fine" and has no both of the Clementson country were of Miss Fean's sister, Mrs. L. P. desire to "moo" when a bottle of issued a marriage license by county milk is set before him. Sheehy. International Falls, Minnesota clerk Drummond during the early part Once declared by physicians and surgeons of the week. doomed to be a cripple for life John O'Malley, who has been visiting and spend his time in bed, now each here with his sister, Mrs. Art Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kinney are day In his home he hobbles about with for the past two weeks, returned home again after an extended vacation the aid of crutches, and within a short to his home in Minneapolis yesterday. time expects again to be walking the trip, which included cities in Streets which ^he traversed 'before California as well as the larger cities Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and a horse kicked him in the back. Cosgrove's in several other states. Studebaker Bodies son, Stanley, were visitors in Duluth time is spent making doll's last Sunday. Mr. Joohnson returned furniture, and only on cold days Is Mrs. A. D. Brown and daughter, he much inconvenienced. here while Mrs. Johnson and son left Mrs. L. W. Powers of Minneapolis "The cold gets in my legs and I for points in Wisconsin where they are here visiting with Mrs. Brown's don't care much about moving," he Don't Rattle or Squeak will visit for a few weeks with relatives. brother,, B. W. Bacon. The trip to told a reporter who called on him. this place was made by auto. 0 TEST FLU ON 500 MONKEYS H. U. Hetting of Fort Frances, but Donald McCallum and Robert Moran formerly of this city, not only celebrated Doctors Say Without Vaccine Disease of Deer River and Fred Frank, the glorious Fourth, but also his Studebaker bodies rest squarely on the chassis in Generally Fatal Same Joseph Weber, H. M. Jones and own birthday/ nthe same day, becoming Humane. frame—not on the body sills. The body and the Chas. E. Hurlburt ate among! the tourist 82 years young. Mr. Hetting visitors to this city during the frame form a rigid unit that successfully resists •who was formerly a railroad contracts New York.—Five hundred monkeys week that are registered in the guest is hale and hearty in spite of his have been used by health officials in the rack of the road. book at the commercial club. New York and Washington in the last four score and two years. He left two years In experiments looking to Studebaker bodies are built in Studebaker for Brainerd Monday* where he once the development of vaccines against Alex Ostrom underwent an operation resided, for a visit with his daughter, shops by men, many of whom have been building influenza and pneumonia. for appendices at the Northern Mrs. F. Coppersmith, and also to attend "We haven't learned anything about vehicle bodies for Studebaker for upwards Minnesota hospital last Sunday. He the home coming celebration, influenza," Dr. W. H. Park of the department of 30 years —and their fathers before them. which is being held there this week. is one of the new officials of the M. said. "The experiments on & O. Paper Co. and had only been From Brainerd he will go to Colorado the monkeys have shown conclusively Studebaker has been building fine bodies for where he will spend a few weeks visiting in the city a day when the attack that if one is vaccinated he cannot seventy years. became so acute as to acquire an immediate contract pneumonia when inoculated with a daughter who lives in that with the germ, but tlmt, in the absence operation. state. Studebaker Special-Six bodies, because of their of vaccination, inoculation quality and soundness, weigh more than those proves fatal /in a majority of cases. Experiments on humans would bring of other cars around the Special-Six price. You Hardinjg Travels Wilson Pathway the same results. cannot skimp in material and build a body that LOOT MILAN CHURCH TOMBS will not rattle. Freedom from rattle or squeak is just another Theft of Valuable Jewels Discovered at Services for Late Pope photograph of of the fine-car refinements that emphasize the Here is a close-up Benedict President Harding as he walked the extra value of the Studebaker Special-Six. pathway so often trod by President Milan.—A mysterious act of sacrilege Wilson to receive the degree of The Special-Six chassis LL.D. at Princeton University, a in the Cathedral of St. Ambrose frame is 7'deep. It tapers recognition bestowed upon the head was discovered when It was found MODELS AND PRICES—/, o. b. factories from a width of 29* in the of the nation following the recent that three saintly tombs had been front to 41* in the rear, of dedication the Princeton Mem rifled of jewels of fabulous value. LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX so that' the sides of the orial Battle Memorial. 5JW. Thicfves had broken open the tombs of bodyfitperfectly without 112' W. B. 5-Pan.. Iir W. B. 7-PmsM.. /26TW.B. 40 H. P. 50 H. P. 60H.P. St. Ambrose. St. Gervais and St. Protase. overhang. Five" crossmembersprevent CIMMM $675 $1200 the distortion Ckmmia $1500 After robbing the coffins of CIMMM Taurine 1045 Taurine 1475 Tooting.... 1785 that eventually their costly contents the sepulchers Roadster, 3-Pmm. 1045 Roadster. 1425 2-Ptm Speedster. 4-Paaat 1985 causes bodies to squeak. CoopeRoaditT Roadster. 4-JW 1475 again were sealed and, to all appearances, Coupe. 4-Pam ... 2500 2-Pu* 1375 Coope. 4-Pass—.. 2150 were intact. The robbery 'was Sedan 2700 Sedan 1750 Sedan 2350 discovered accidentally through ceremonies Cord Tires Standard Equipment attendant upon the -death of Pope Benedict XV. Pastor Quits Pulpit to Hang Murderers The Rev. W. E. Robb, sheriff f: of Polk county, Iowa,, has resigned his pastorate at the Urbandale Federated church, because, he said, he does not wish the church to be subjected to Central Auto Company criticism when ho ,hangs two murderers next spring. 1 "I will have to hang Orrle International Falls, Minn. Cross and Eugene Weeks in V" r. April and May," Robb said. "1 do not feel that I should be a Li regular pastor when I do this, as y«-i ""Vi- 1 S 1 S A S E A E E A I would subject my church tcf O A Sfeflii too much criticism."