International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
September 21, 1922 · Page 7 of 8
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-v Ifr THE IOTgftMA-ElOMAL .FALLS PRESS Death Mine Gold Miners Perished oncy Surface vievtof the-ArgonautGo in in a if or a CITY PROPERTY FARM LANDS AUTOMOBILES NOTES—JUDGMENTS, Etc. This picture was Ukenas rescue work Bought, Sold or Exchanged 1 was under way. n/C I LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US. Office Keyes Hardware Bldg. tsrnr Phone No. 3 H./W. KEYES, Mgr. ARE WE GOING TO mother. In actual flying time, he flew isr" mm BE GRASSHOPPERS from sea to sea -in twenty-one hours .v and eighteen minutes. Did you ever hear of Doolittle? What would grandfather, as a boy, If some fellow had told your grandfather have thought of that? Nothing more when he. was a boy that in the than a passing news item of the hour time of his grandchildren a man now. We have grown used to startling -Bella. NtHSf would take diqner fine evening on the events. a We're Aav/V SS._„_ *ool summer veranda overlooking the Some day some fellow will rise up Kellogg'S at otir house frt. Me JcbKs tfcsfa 1,1 broad Atlantic and at ten o'clock bid into the heavens and sail all the way 6 DROPS HALF-MILE IN CHUTE toother keeps his friends good night saying, "I am around the world. And when that me goin' tor more—but I dining with friends on the Pacificjday comes, even that will not amaze don't cart Mountain Climber Has Thrilling Ex.-, 'cause I like coast tomorrow evening. I must be perience In Heavy Snow in'/ Kellogg»r SPEAKtNG OF TU/MES on my way," your grandfather would -We once thought it a wonderful Washington. WE LIKE THE have looked upon the predictor as thing to talk by wire across town. We O0PbRT4j|A»ITV- IH Snoquolmie, Wash.—Stepping out to now talk by wireless across the continent. a the edge of snow-covered precipice 1 O TRf IT! It's the flavor and to point out some scenery to his .wife Atlantic To Pacific We once thought it a wonderful and little son, Howard Rupert, a salesman, thing to go from New York to Buffalo disappeared intp loose snowv crispness that make Mi%. Rupert quickly notified men I in one day. Now we go from sea to nearby, who looked in vain' for several sea in a ttay, 'hours for Rupert. They were about to ^ou have seen in your school histories TTf give up the search on account of darkness pictures of the little Columbus when the missing man appeared. fleet, the Nina, the Pinta and the He dedlared he had dropped into a Santa Maria, compared to the modern loose snowdrift and falling through landed directly into' an unused log ocean liner, nearly one-fifth of a mile chute to. carry timber in stimmer to the long, accomodating thousands of passengers river far below. You'll wish the bowl at your table-seat was about in the luxury of palatial Rupert said the chute was filled with twice as big when it's "Kellogg*3 for the feastl'* grandeur. THAT'S SERVICE ice and that he tobogganed down into Great big, sunny-brown corn flakes—all oven-crisp ou have seen pictures of the little "Waiter!" yelle^ the ftngry customer, the valley at such a high rate of speed and crunchy—crowding each other to spread- you kettle-like locomotive, the De Witt JiQ could not yell loud enough to be\ "these apples are not fit for a real and true joy! You never tasted such flavor! heard. Loggers found he had taken a Clinton, which was the marvel of 1831 hog to eat!" ride of fully half a mile in the icebound Lieut. J. H. Doolittle. U. S. Army Pour in some fresh, cold milk—or cream—and—• becauke it acquired the amazing speed "'M sorry, sir," replied the civil mqji aviator, left friends at I'ablo Beach, log chute. Rupert was uninjured, fetart in! Well, it'll seem you can't get going speedy of 15 miles an hour. ou have seen with a towel on his arm. "If you Fla., one evening recently, and dined but was minus a large part of enough to suit your.appetite! Was there ever such the modern engine which pulls a will wait just a minute I will get you with other in San Diego, Calif., the his wearing apparel. a keen appetite maker such happy, next, going from ocean to ocean ia palatial Pullman faster than a mile a some that are, sir." health-making food! about hours of flying. 21 minute? Wonderful changes aren't SAD, SO SAD! they? Well— a Tomorrow, serve Kellogg's! What BISHOP OF ALASKA There was a lady from Weehawken, round of appetite-applause you'll win I The little air ship that Doolittle From morning till night she'd be Great to start the day right! either a laughable romancer or piti- I lifted above the storm clouds and TOASTED talkin', able fool. sailed by compass was but the Santa Do more than ask your grocer But a slip of her tongue A for "corn flakes." Insist upon Well—Doolittle did it. And not ^ai"ia sailing an uncharted sky. CORN Punctured her lung. #. Corn Flakes—they're* many people noticed it. The whole skv where great ships will follow. It KELLOGG'S At her grave stone folks are now so delicious! was the De Witt .Clinton piloting the world accepted it as a little news item flake? gawkin'. path for the up-in-the-air passenger of passing interest. Few even noted the item and most of those who did as coach that our children will jome day quickly forgot it. Famous Pastry Cl^ef use to meet a business engagement or Lieutenant James H. Dolittle, U. ,S. Has Tasty Bran Dish to greet a friend at' dinner a few Army aviator, hopped off in his aeroplane thousand miles away. fom the broad Atlantic at Pablo Beach at three minutes past ten All over the skies new lines of passenger o'clock Labor day. At 5:43 the next CORN FLAKES ships will fly. As Doolittle afternoon (Pacific time), he stepptd hopped frow sea to sea, we will hop ^out of his sky-boat ait San Diego, Cal., from shore to shore. on the Pacific. Also makers of KELLOGG'S K?UMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krunbltd Soon Asia is but a day away. We Doolittle stopped an hour and seven FLASH STARS, ALTHO WRITTEN Ii\ MEMORY OF HARVEY minutes at San Antonio, Texas, to take breakfast in Buenos Ayres tomorrow. M. THOMAS WHO DIED SEPT. take breakfast with his wife and •»», 1U21 THEY'RE NOT "COPS" Dear Harvey, none can tell t"he grief SALVATION ARMY FESTIVAL Or sorrow thjjt we know, We Repair Since you were called away just one The Fort Frances Salvation army year ago. Sta^e Highway Patrolmen Now Displaying will hold their annual harvest festival We love you still—we weep for you New Badge* of Identification And lift our tearful 6yes an4 thanksgiving on September 24. and Authority To Him, who balled you from oup home Appropriate music will be furnished GENERATORS To His, beyond the skies. for this occasion and the meetings will International tails people inquiring STARTERS be conducted by Captain and Mrs. He always made home happy the purpose of the small yellow stars MAGNETOS A noble record left, McEachen. Friends desiring to donate on iron rods now^being used fry patrolmen bishop Trymbal Kowe has been FANS A legacy of memories sweet vegetables, fruits and home cooking on all sections of the state bishop of Alaska for 26 years. He recently HEATERS To those he loved bereft. should send them to Capt. McEachen," trunk highway System—the Babcock called at the White Qouse to So then was stilled his weary heart, COOKING UTENSILS 245 Church Street, Fort Frances. roads—are answered in the new highway pay his respects to the, President. Folded his hands so white, and REWIRE CARS. And he was taken from his home bulletin.-* Before sending your work He always made so bright. Although too busy keeping the The harvest festival sale will be hpld 'away see us. Monday, September 25, at* the Salvation routes smooth to act as "speed cops," We bow our heads,and sadly weep Auto Electric Army hall, Fort Frances. Luncheon the highway members found need for FATHER 0F"28 BOSSES RANCH We miss our dear son's fape. will be served. Everyone is His soul has fount} a home with God badges of identification and authority. Before the throne of grace. urgently requested to attend. Repair Shop So the ^stars of smaller size than, the Declares None of His Wives or OffSpring Oh, Harvey, how we miss your face, official five-pointers of yellow, which Wer* Allowed to Tears of affiection flow Francois Scknutt officially mark the trunk routes have^. "Talk Back.'' TOGETHER THEY STAND We love you as we loved you 815 8th Avenue Autoist—"Say constable, Kvhat *is been supplied to fill the need. When you died1 one year ago. A Greensboro, N. C.—"Uncle Bob" BRAN pudding, termed by that red light for?" —Mother. Now when a patrolman leaves his Austin, an old-time darky living near those to whom it was served as Constable'—"to keep people from beat to haul gravel from a pit or here, is the father of 28 sons and "simply delicious," has been evolved falling over that pile of stones.". luhiber from a town yard or goes to a daughters, 26 of whom are living^ All by Francois Schmitt, pastry chef of FOR SALE "Well what are the stones {or?" blacksmith shop for emergency repairs but seven having gone off to themselves, the Hotel Pennsylvania, flew York. "My, but yer dumb! They hold u.p on some piece of equipment he Here it is: he has taken three other children fhe light." to rear. leaves his star posted behind on his Four heaping teaspoonfuls bran, one tablespoonful flour, one-half Uncle Bob's first wifeJore him eight section. A note attached m.ay advise tablespoonful corn starch, four eggs, children, Jthe second, fourteen the the superintendent ,of his whereabouts. The Ideal Purgative third, £till a husky young w^man, six. three tablespoon fula sugar, onehalf Likewise, a highway user in As a purgative, Chamberlain's Tablets A TITAN 10-20 TRACTOR cup butter, one-half pint milk. Austin is" the tenant manager of ^a are the exact thing required. need of free help may find him easier. Chop up butter with flour, corn farm. He eats three square meals a AND A 20-INCH P. & O. The passing taxpayer seeing gravel Strong enough for the most robust, ctarch, bran and, half of the^ sugar day and chews tobacco, but does not BRUSH BREAKER PLOW mild enough for children. They cause being loaded from a roadside stock and add to boiling milk stir well smoke and doesn't allow smoking on" pile by a^tiian with a small yellow star on fire f.or about one minute, .take an agreeable movement of the bowels AS GOOD AS NEW AND his premises. off, mix in the four yolks. At last No wife or child of his ever gave without any of that terrible griping. can be' assured that the material is WILL SELL CHEAP FOR add the four whites beaten stiff ITS, TOASTED him any "back talk" more than once, not being stolen. They are easy and pleasant to take CASH AND TERMS. SE|E with rest of sugar. Pour in well he says. "If they gets upity I soon and .agreeable in effect. For sale by The bulletin tells of a report frqm buttered and sugared form and set OR WRITE— trims 'em," he said with a chuckle. "In S. N. Rubin. one superintendent who found a patrolman's It's toasted. This in pan with a little water in bottom my house dey must go my way." star posted in a village and bake in medium oven for about one extra.process Thomas P. White Austin is ^eventy-one *vears old and street. Inquiries disclosed that the thirty minutes. was born a slave. He remembers gives a delightful Serve with apricot sauce made, as trunk route .ran through the village hiding- meat in the woods when Sher"man's can quality that follows: Put contents.of one small International Falls, Minn. and the patrolman was at the army came through North Carolina lumber not be duplicated The more tender-more dflifiom can of apricots through a sieve, add yard getting plank with which to' rerair after its march through Georgia one-half pound of sugar and Macaroni Pfoduct let to the sea. a nearby guardrail, boil foT about five minutes. no VMpLL I'LU 00 THE BEST I CAN- he we idea', leaving the VMMY, BUSTER'.WHY Suppose I'll he's sleepy- YtoME MEI6H0OR'S CHILD WilTH ME DIDN'T VOU 60 LULLABY1. S/NG A GO E OH BAB"BEE VJILE'. TWEY TO SLEEP? SWEET 0y£ GO SM0PP/N6 BAD HOWL? -TO WAN S HOME HERE'S ONE /AADE TOO GET AWAV MUCH FROM THAT NOISE p^P- PHONOGRAPH Oscar puts CHILDRENoo'ioM NAMT 'em to sleep T0 break A GCCOfctf? NOW "YOU SEND US ONE1.WE'LL W1 PRINT IT Gilkison FOR. 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