THC INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS AROUND LOMAN And now we haye a device by which AND BORDER .BUDGET A S S SS 3 3 3.3S SS 35 SS 3 SS SS 3 SS the angle worm is hufcted in his lair, Dressed Men brought to the surface to be devoured (Too Late Foi Last Week) H. J. B^INER, Editor and Manager-H A number of our folks attended the for the sustenance of the great Falli, Se«4nd-CIa*» at mm Emo fair last week, Eatered at the Poit Offlce International Hinu Matter American hen. Peter J. O'Keefe,. of Greenwich, Connecticut, is the inventor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIjGN, $2.50 PER YEAR Albert Palm is sawing lumber for. V, S^am Plummer this week. The devise is an electrical one and Northwestern Advertising Representative# literally shocks the worms out of the Minnesota Select Li»t Geov Mercure-and Miss Helen Nelson 5 4 ground. It consists of two brass rods 215 South Stir Street 709 Exchange Bank of Crosiei^^yere callerf here last that are pushed into the earth several /Minneapolis' St. Paul Sunday. feet apart. A wire is attached to each rbL and each wire connects with an sort of transportation mess we shall FARM BOY WAKES Mr. and Mrs* Mercure arethe'proud ordinary telephone, magneto^. be in when the heavy ^qrop movement TO REAL WEALTH parents of a baby boy born on Mony By' twisting the handle of the magneto sejs in. As long ago as last spring day, Sept. 4th. the angle worm feels'it is time to shipping associations were warning fiig Check ComSb When Prise Bull take'the air. Rapidly he moves to^escape, their members that it would be as is Sold to South American Ed Mercure and wife of Ft. Frances but, alas! the chicken is waiting, much as ever the railroads were able Farm. visitjed their .son Joe and family here and as soon as the worm imagines he to handle their business this fall In the past week'. is safe from danger his troubles conie How .Hereford' Clubs Among the fact, "#tr almost a year railroad executives, to an end. Young Farmers Are .Real vice-presidents McCrae and Geo. Peggar is driving the creamery Thus does the worldf move on/, If Content Aids. truck now, Norman Scholta the school Lee" of' the Pennsylvania and- others, the mentality of the angle worm were have been sounding the warning, and bus and Lafe Swope a mail car. properly developed, he would sense By DONALD D. DAVIS. that was before the railroads had the greater danger of leaving his the set-back of a "strike. Under the We are betting that the township It is the neat and well made shirt and fresh, colorful natural enviornment. Editor's Note: Donald' D. Davis is unit that shows more clearing for the best conditions tfte railroads ^would necktie which adds the final touch to the welldressed! head of the publicity for the American As time goes on the standard of have been hard put to it to move the season than ours, will go some. Hereford Cattle* Breeders .Association. man's appearance. angle worm intelligence advances, crops this fall and keep other traffic The following "story" illustrates tone things may improv^ for him but in of the new movements that are being ,The Land Bank of S& Paul sent twoof They've just arrived! If you can get enthusiastic rolling. -With «the added griefs, the the meantime, he will have to look for put into motion all over the country their best ap£raiser^ into this district overj good-looking shirts—and appreciate values— country will be in serious difficulties, to create and hold the interest of ^arm temporary protection to the American last week to do some re-appraising. come in and see them! A variety broad enough to and the situation is right5 upon us. boys and gftls in the farm. The problem Society for the Prevention of suit any man of good taste. Best imported and If the St. Lawrence route were open of keeping the boys on the farm cruelty to Angle Worms, an organization was long ago found to be a serious one. domestic fabrics, fine trimmings and workmanship. so that vessels could pick up their which undoubtedly will come into are The answers to it just-beginning Mr. and Mrs. R. Crawford drove to All sizes— load at the head of the lakes for being as soon as the cruelty of the to be effective. Montrose last week to attend the wedding delivery at the ocean ports on our own $1.25 $3.00 O'Keefe devise is conceived. of their son. Mrs. O. K. Scheie seaboard,"or across the water, the difficulty When a certain cattle boat sailed Surely' such an opportunity for a and son Arthur went also. of the seasonal movement for South America recently, a purebred new protective and paternalistic society would be reduced one-half and mpre. Hereford bull from Johnson cannot be missed. Word has been received from Rev. OUALITY SILIC SHIRTS $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 New England call handle New England County, Kansas, was on board—and Gregg that he will spend next Sunday traffic. The West can handle Bert Hemphill, the Kansas farm boy here and hold services in the- school MORE FURNITURE. PURCHASED western traffic. And so for all parts who raised the bull, held in his hand a house afternoon and evening. of the country. It is when the. western NECKWEAR! Mogad'ore silk four-in-hands, bias check for $1,025.00. load piles up on top of the local Black, Brown, Maroon,stripes, all of them, Nav-, Encouraged by the tremendous success It was the price he received for the Simon Hofdahl found his only fresh traffic»at eastern terminals that the with stripes of contrasting colors. Also many of of their first sale the Shapira bull c^lf, "Bright Visage" after seventeen cow dead in the river a few days ago, transportation system chokes. Cars the new winter weights in silk knit neckwear— Furniture store has made another months of "spare tirne work in where someone had mistaken her for stop moving and there are no cars for purchase consjsting of two carloads "growing out" the calf. 50c °$1 a bear or a moose and shot her. any shipper. Like any other machine, and will! announce sale of same in next "^Bert got into the purebred cattle when the railroads are overworked week's issue of The Pre,ss. This last business as a -member of a Hereford Barney and Pony Choquette and they don't work at all. purchase was made by M. Shapira calf club formed in his county. Each their mother.came, up from Baudette Special Lot 35c Each—3 for $1.00 A National Aid during his business trip to the twin member of the club bought a heifer last week and will make their home The St. Lawrence will not, be open cities last week. Mr. Shapira states which was bred to a good bull. The here. They have built a new house in time to help this season's difficulties. that this purchase was made at practically resulting calves gave the club members gince th^ey came. GILL BROS. the same low figures as the It won't be open to ships next a start as Hereford breeders. to come, at purchase of a month ago and that the year, nor for five years O Girls Too Young. shipment will be placed on sale at the best. It would save its cost in this The three children in the Hemphill ARO.UNI^LOMAN same low prices. ... one year of 1922 if it were open today. family joined the club, and their father TWO STORES It would have saved its cost in O O •V V# bought them each a heifer. Bert's %V the one year of 1920, if it were open Int'l Falls LITERAL LEONARD Bemidji two sisters were too young to take Prof. Rowe of the Indus consolidated then. It will, as soon as it is open,* •Minn. They were eloping. Minn. care of their Herefords, so Bert did school was a visitor at the Simon save its cosj: over and over. The They stopped the car and started to the work. It didn't take much time, Palm home on Sunday. West wants the way to the sea. But get out*in front of the minister's but it paid well. The very first calf to it is not the need of the West alone. house. be born was the one which the Hemphills Bill Carstens of Chicago is spending The whole country needs it. Whether "Wait a minute, darling," said the later sold for more than a thousand his vacation here with his brother it is shortage of fuel or blockade of eloping swain. "This is not the right dollars. John out on the claim. merchandise or -embargo on perishables place, after all." In, less than three years they have or congestion of railway lines, "Why?" purred the -One and only built up a herd of sixteen pure bred Fred Amundsen ,was summoned ^o there is one central difficulty which one. Herefords which is a constant source the Falls on Monday to see his father Hunting Licenses is the key to it all. "See that sign. It s&ys^no hitching of pride and profit. The Hemphill who is in a very serious condition. The prosperity of the United States here." farm has been named the "Sunnyside depends the speed with which upion Hereford Farm," and the firm name Barney Choquette and family $re a national transportation sVystem of DUMB DAN proudly printed on the letterhead is in International Falls at present. waterways mu^t have their place. For Sale "John A. Hemphill and Son." A wise He is so'stupid he thinks: 1 Among waterway projects, the opening father finds it ea'sy to keep his son on March fourth is a command. We are glad that Loman drew some of the great Lakes to ocean-going a farm which has pure bred livestock July f&ii#h is king of England. of the prizes at the county fair. commerce is a fundamental. We need to stimulate interest in farming opera-tions, Rocky Kansas is a Mountain. it now. Before it can be accomplished Brooklyn Bridge js a card game. A number of the Odd Fellows of we shall desperately need it. •The county Auditor's Office advises that hunting Babe Ruth is a chorus girl. An Earnest Student Littlefork visited1 the local lodge last Sing Sing is a Chinaman. Saturday night. The ladies didn't forget Young Bert Hemphill is an earnest licenses can be obtained at the following places: OUR COLLEGIATE ICEMAN Aspirin Tablet is a writing pad. student of the pure bred business, a lunch. I. W. Hinckley and G. A. Olive is a grandfather to a green attends every sale of Hereford cattle Olson of the Falls were there also. American colleges prepared for the AMERICAN STATE BANK ... RANIER pea. within range, visits the stock shows greatest year in their history. In almost Do you know a Dumb Dan? Tell Bert Thomas, our ever-busy patrolman and fairs, studies the cattle and reads ALEX ENZMAN ERICSBURG every state of the union the enrollment us what he thinks. We will print it. says that the worst piece of road Hereford literature. He is becoming figures show marked advances STATE BANK ...RAY on his beat is in front of the Thomas an expert in selecting and judging and records broken. store and that be has to take an extra cattle. He is determined that raising Yale, Princeton, Wellesley, Union, JOHN E. HOEL RAY in the Mayo hospital. She expects to weight there. Sometimes the wait is a thousand dollar calf which was sold Pennsylvania, Vassar and Darmouth leave soon for California. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LITTLEFORK extra larore. to South America is not going to be reached the pinnacle of their prosperity. his only achievement. It is also true of many western FIRST STATE BANK. BIG FALLS As last Sunday was a rainy day the Mrs. Marsden 'and ttoo daughters, The three heifers which the Hemphills colleges. Bessie and Violet returned Friday base ball fans followed the crowd and bought cost $325 each. The first STATE BANK .\.. MIZPAH Fact is that this prosperity for collges from Dakota where they had been for went to church. Rev. Warmanen held sale returned to them more than the is due largely to the change in the FIRST STATE BANK. NORTHOME over a year. services in t^ie Loman church in the original investment. viewpoint of our educational institutions. forenoon and Rev. Gregg in the school "We think that it is easier to make Many cobwebs Jiave been swept AUDITOR'S OFFICE (Court House).. INT'L FALLS Mr. J. Burns left a week ago for house in the afternoon and evening. money from Herefords than anything away. Rochester where his wife is recovering A. H. POWERS GAME WARDEN else on the farm, says young Bert Today the college means more than from an operation. She will- be "And I am going to stick right to the the accepted understanding of academic able to leave in a few days. Mr. Burns job until we have one of the best teaching. It means a broader MARGIE NEWS will accompany her home. herd£ we can possibly develop." vision of life nd a greater understanding #.• •.* ».• of the necessity for the thing Mr. Burns of Ironton was in town "IF ST LAWRENCE worth while. the past week on business. WERE OPEN NOW" Get More Power The college man today is to be found everywhere. He is at the head Miss Foley spent the week end at Some Possibilities Pointed Out Relative of a great banking institution, he is her home near Happyland. to Inland Waterways a chauffeur, he drives an ice wagon, he tills the soil, he' appears in literature A very heavy rain last Sunday will Coal for United States, Grain Could be Get 15% m^re power, and save gasoline. Reduce your carbon -troubles. and ornaments the plumbing establishment. help fill up the wells for winter use. Shipped, Other 'Aids Outlined Connect up a set of Lynamite Plugs, and watch what happens. Note the increased power in your motor. Note the quicker pick-up. Watch how Sometimes the unthinking criticize T. Smith and Mr. Elsig are on a By CHARLES P. CRAIG smooth it runs. the college because its graduates may duck hunting expedition down near "If_ the St. Lawrence were open be found driving a milk- wagon-and The Lynamite Spark Plug is constructed differently. It uses the Black Duck. now," they are saying in Canada. The the like. The answer, of course, is famous Lynamite Principle of ig-. Canadians don't know where they are that if all milk wagon drivers were The health doctor was around on nition. This principle is represented going to get their coal this winter. college men milk would be, delivered Wednesday and inspected the children in what is known as a Vacuum They will get it somehow," but the mofe orderly and even our babyhood of the school. outlook at this moment is not attractive. Transformer Chamber, producing would b&helped. For Canada's coal supply is The greatness of the college does results far beyond the possibilities Eric Erickson returned from Dakota drawn from \he United States,, and if hot lie in its being the gangway down last week. He says they are having of the ordinary type of the" United States will have scarcely which one may walk to the professions. lots of rain out there.' spark plug. enough to go around,—- the Canadian Its worth is in giving to the LYNAMITE .# supply will be still more precarious. country men who-can thoroughly perform Mr. an{ Mrs. Osborne, parents of Canada has all kinds of coal down the duty of the hour. Charley Osborne are here on a visit. near the mouth of the St. Lawrence, The college is not the panacea for They drove up in their car. SPARK PLUG and if the river above Montreal would empty skulls. The best it can do is *T accommodate colliers like those on to equip the man who has something The Lynamite spark is ten times more powerful than the spark obtained A special election will be held the the lakes, Canada's coal problem this unjler his hat. VACUUM from an ordinary blug. It fires your mixture every time and fires it completely. 'coming week to vote on bonding the TRANSFORMER winter would be solved.. By the same It enablep you to use a leaner mixture and saves you gasoline. It CHAMBER town to finish our town hall so it may adds more power to every piston stroke. token, the territory served by the FARMERS AND HOMESTEADERS be ready for use. Read Connect up a set today. They soon pay for themselves in gasoline saved. lakes on this side of the line would ATTENTION! Price in sets of four or $1.25 each. What it be greatly relieved if the way were See or write me for a demonstration. Agents wanted. Mr. and Mrs. Wicklander left last Does open to btfng in coal from Canada's Special efforts are being made by Zimmerman Electric Co. Monday via the auto route for Fos$t6n maritime provinces. Kibbey & Arney to secure settlers to visit relatives. Mr. Wicklander returned The Crop Morement. for Koochiching County. List your on Wednesday. "If the St. Lawrence were open now prdperty with, Kibbey & Arney, International '&• Exclusive Distributor '—"Farmers and shippers of grain, and MINNESOTA Falls. Third avenue ~a INTERNATIONAL fAJAS Miss Beryl Jarvis is home on visit railroad mep too, are wondering what across from the Rex ifctel building. a from,,Rochester, where she is rarse A. i-.AO* IS,* tc* -U-: WM