Ms flaSlllS 5THE IKTERNATlbSjUL FAKLS' fgESS GET HEW ..•S C^&WSfci'u.^tfr '?.l .. *1 i* "f^ £V S3fe*tf**^ fv*. 3X 1 *&T~ S '-.. *"A v. Gabe Olson of Frontier spent Mon- Miss Grace Kinport$ amyed here jr f. '^A,r TiruvannamaJlai" Is-* Name of from Minneapolis7 the. tatter part of day here on business. list week. gr Place W^ereN^s ^BrokeH vMr. James Curran-and son 'spent the m.„ Vi and thafs^eason.j|:? ''"week ena the Clement soriNlirtrict. Martin Longballa, of Littlefork, was *r a business visitor here the latter part Miss Arvilla Fritz left recently for of-the past week. IN iJ-.f IS 'GHlEf 6uluth where she is receiving medical (i *, the early days of Automobile ture and distribution, has resulted t*U„ $ treatment.' contests, Barney Oldfield—out a Gunder Nybo, Joe Darval( and'O in price quotations far below what ^•y* to^ win every ^ace—studied tires. you'd expect on tires known to be Nelson of Birchdale^ w^e Satu'rda: licene of Recent Encbuntcr Betweirf *^C. W. Monty spent Monday atlend,Jog "i •His consistent success ^led other county seat visitors. ££-.&• better built .and more enduring. Indian Felice and Mob of 10,000 to county school matters in the drivers to_ask for tires constructed j. Natives Is Described by Practically every important race -1 Harrigan district. 0 •, ,• to his specifications. J*= Dr. and Mrs. Robert Green returned Geographic Society. even^for three years has been won Twenty years of road and. track to their holme in Minneapolis last Sunday. on Oldfields. The Wichita Test Run Mrs. David Irwin of Littlefork spent Wa8hlngton.—-One recent encounter victories—with a steady and increasing a Dr. Green recently purchased in which an entire set of Oldfield .? the week end visiting here with Mr. between British Indian police and a demand for tires as he built them Cords covered 34,525 miles on rough lot on Rainy lake and he will return Irwin and daughter. mob of 10,000 natives was not "played —convinced Barney Oldfield that a roads proves the mettle of^the Most here next spring to ha,ve summer .Mfc? '&£• up" in American newspaper headlines. these speed tests pointed the way to Trustworthy Tires Built in everyday cottage constructed* on same. Miss Carolyn Groves of Bemidji The slime of the town where the disturbances a better tire for everyday use. driving. ^.^"ha's taken up her duties as instructor occurred was-— ^The enthusiastic reception of Oldfield The Master Driver and Tire in the Woodland school at Greanejr. Tiruvannamaiiai. Men Who Will .« RUB Cords by the public proved he "This town is one of the chief pilgrim Builder has £iven the public a new ^liss Verda Kendal, St. Paul, left centers' of South India but is little was right. Scores of the most standard of tire wear and tire cost— Grain Growers, Inc* visitedby Europeans," explains a. here early this week to assume, her prominent dealers in the country-— a true economy that every car owner im bulletin- from the Washington headquarters and many thousands of car owners, duties as instructor at the Birchdale should know about. of the National Geographic school. --v experienced in the use of tires—bear Your Oldfield dealer has these society. "This ostracism is not be-cause-the witness by their decided preference facts—talk to him. occidental cannot pronounce Chas. Peterson, manager of, the that Oldfield is doing a bigger and the name to ask his wfiy, as one wag Loyalty theatre, returned here the better job of tire making. .. 9 Ilia suggests. Tiruvannamaiiai has 40 mi fore part of the week afte. concluding This volume, handled in an eftc•tive large chuttrams, or rest hou^fes, while a business trip to Baudette. way in every phase of manufac­ the only provision for the foreigner is small bungalow of two rooms. Nathan Shapira was among the "Two great festivals every year and many who attended the state fair Tuesday assure the gathering flhir every tiumbers of natives," the bul'etin-continues. f^om this locality. He returned here "During the Kartigai the early part of the week. in November or December, festival 100,000 pilgrims visit the finely carved Mrs. E. Kerrick and children departed temple or climb the 'Holy Fire Hill' Tuesday for Minneapolis which gives the town its name. At where they, will make their home during such times cholera frequently takes a toll and for many years attempts the fall and winter months. heavy I) been made'to improve the water have supply. Mr. and Mrs. John Noll, Mrs". Geo. A Cross Roads qf Religion and "trade. The Most Allen and Mrs. .Hugh McMillian were meet at Tiruvannamaiiai, "Four roads Trustworthy jmiong those who attended the fair three of them crossing the alluvial arid ball game at Baudette last Saturday. plain toward th* north, south and east. Tires Built fourth road carries a heavy traffic The over the Chengam Pass Into the Salem Robert Irvwin returned from the district. Thus the town is not only ,a famous religious center but an important twin cities Monday where he assisted entrepot of trade as well. at the Koochiching county agricultural "South Arcot, the district in which booth, the banner exhibit, during the Tirumvannamallai is found, sweeps up state fair. from, the harborless Coromandel coast fronting on the Bay of Bengal to the Miss Rose Glenn, who was a guest Eastern Ghats, the hills which mark* at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. B. the fall line between the plain and Kotilinek, for the past several weeks, NORTHERN AUTOMOBILE CO. the plateau, which drives south like a departed last Saturday for Proctor wedge from the Deccan and splits Madras Presidency into two widely dissimilar where she is to teach school. regions. Great expanses of reserved INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. A- forests clothe these hills and Adolph Krohn, accompanied by his the sandalwood and teak-/ound there daughter, Miss Jennie, son, Ted, and form some of the most Important assets A. L. Bergman returned here by auto of the region. Leopards, small duting the early^ part of the week bears, deer and wild hogs abound and after concluding a visit to the state there are several favorite shooting fair. grounds near at hand. When the Sun Went Out. "But the main interest in Tiruvannamaiiai Two hundred and sixty thousand is the fire festival, whose (in farm families either made their first ception recalls one of the famous legends home garden or changed their previous connected with Hindu mythol ways of gardening in 1921, as a Auro-/ ogy. Many ages ago, the legend runs, result of demonstrations of, im^oved Siva, the destroyer, and his wife Par The complete reorganization of the methods by agricultural extension vati were wandering through Kailasa, U. S. Grain Growers, Inc., has been agents,. according to reports received the Hindu paradise. It was the twilight made, E. H. Cunningham of Cresco, hour and the flower garden in by the United States Department of la., secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureaus, which they strolled was filled with the was elected president of the Agriculture. Id Eoard of Directors, and chairman of seductive perfumes of the East. the Executive Committee. a flirtatious moment Parvati playfully J. F.. Reed of St. Paul, president of Minnesota "covered the eyes of her lord with her Farm Bureaus and R. A. shapely bands and drew the godly Cowles of Bloomington, Ilh, are the head to her bosom. other members of the executive committee. "The time quickly passed for these t. LUC two wanderers in Elysium. But what seemed but a moment to them was a $ No Substitute Offered period of many years for the hapless STRIKE Say what you will about druggists inhabitants of the world whose sun and moon had thus been -darkened. offering something "just as good" because When Siva realized the hardship which BIG-SIX it pays a better profit, the fact !iis wife's coquetry had caused', he IGAPETTI still stands that ninety-nine out of a sent her Ibrth to do penance at the TOURING hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's various holy places with which the Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, southern portion of India is dotted. ITS TOASTED when the best medicine for diarrhoea When she at last reached Tiruvanuamallai, is asked for, and do so because they the famous 'Holy Fire Hill' It's toasted. This know from what their customers say of South Arcot district, Siva appeared at the top of the isolated peak, as a one extra process of it, that it fan be depended upon. TStudebaker sign that his wife's thoughtlessness For sale by §. N. Rubin. gives a delightful HE dependability of the restful 9-inch seat cushions, was forgiven. fc- Big-Six is due fine upholstery and shock absorbers. quality that can v* "At the foot of the hill, just outside For dental work that is as good as to correct design, the use of It is economical to not be duplicated the chief town of the region, lies the the best materials money can buy and own, and enjoys a the best, and better than the rest, fine temple of Tiruvannamaiiai. It is buy and the highest standard high resale value. visit the Dr. Burill Dentists. to this place that the pilgriins flock on of workmanship. 1 the occasion of the festival which commemorates The new price of $1650 for the reconciliation of their the Big-Six Touring car is the Studebaker stands in absolute chief god and goddess. The culminating lowest at which it has ever control of the quality of feature of the celebration is the CROOKSTON COLLEGE sold Yet the quality is actually the materials at all times, because lighting by the priests of a beacoq fire better than ever and this Studebaker makes in its Is the oldest and best equiipped Business School in the Norths^west. on the summit of the hlll which can means a value that is duplicated own plants such vital parts as We have helped thousands achieve Success, we can be seen for many miles throughout the nowhere else in the field motors, transmissions, axles, district. help fop. Lowest expenses. Board and room in private cars. You won't find frames, bodies, tops, castings, of fine Camphor and Butter Feed Beacon. family $4.50 to $5 per week. Tuition is reduced. Tuition free greater satisfaction at any forgings, stampings, etc. The "So heavy is the rush of pligrinls to to cripples if they have only lost a finger. Write today fpr EQUIPMENT price. parts-makers' profits on such see the blaze on the summit that strict catalog to E. M. SATHRE, President, Crookston College, police control is needea throughout items are, therefore, eliminated The Big-Six Touring car Rain-proof, ^ooe piece windshield Crookston, Minn. the 48 hours that the fire usually and only one manufacturing provides ampleroom for seven. windshield wiper courtesy burns. Camphor and clarified butter tight on the driver's side. profit is included in Studebaker When not in use the auxiliary or ghee, brought as offerings by the which promotes safety in pasting i, prices. seats fold neatly out of sight other cars at night. pilgrims, make up a large part of the 5 v%?.-/ —always ready for instant use The Big-Six is distinctive in Tooneau lamp with long extension fuel. The festival, which lasts for Free Extractions cord cowl parking lights: when you need them. appearance with its handsome ten- days, ends with this sacrificial cowl ventii^tori jeweled eightday body andmany refinements. It The name Studebaker is fire which commemorates the forgiveness ctock large, rectangular plate glasa window in rear cur-: offers genuine comfbrt through our greatest asset and your of Parvati by Siva and the re tain. turn of light to a darkened world. its long ^emi-elliptic springs, best protection, Massive head lamp«:thief-proof "The large Siva temple is, among the fc tool compartin MODELS AND PRICES—/, o. 6. factories most interesting In South India, for the lift Croat door usBrm. 515OT As a special offer for the month of ... ur w. s-r*•*.. nr w. B. 7-rmm..H IH' W. B. soh.p 40N.F. *0 P. 1973 (4-Paw.) 17SS four large gopurams or entrance gateways, VHE DR. BURRILL DENTISTS is most JUnpreSsive ef alL These CENTRAL gopurams, or gopura, which somewhat correspond to the pylons of the TELEPHONE 474 311 THIRD STREET