International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
November 9, 1922 · Page 3 of 8
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.*?• THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGEFOUR THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS WOMEN ATHLETES DEMOCRAT CONCEDES NOTICE TO HUNTERS A ELECTION 6F OPPONENT. OF FRANCE SIGN :v^': 5 IN SOUTH DAKOTA PEACE COMPACT Big game hunting licenses can be .» -i, afi.' AND BORDER BUDGET (By Associated Press) procured at the county auditor's office, Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 9.—George (By Associated tress) *AD MMCCW commencing with Tuesday, Nov. H. J, MINER, Editor Paris, Nox. 9.—Peace has been officially Philip, Democrat, last night conceded 7th, three days before the opening of the election of Representative Williamson signed between the two warring OVERCOMES WAR HURTS AND iBteraatlomal Falls, Kiuu 8eeomi-Cl«* SatcKi at the Poet 0«ce at the season. to congress from the Third WINS FELLOWSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL feminine federations of athletic The auditor's office will be open .district of South Dakota, according to LAW women of France. A temporary truce SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S.f $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR evenings after Nov. 7th, for the purpose was declared last July in order to hold advices. of issuing licenses to those who (By Associated Press) Northwestern. Adrertismf, Representative# at Pershing stadium the first feminine CLEVER. WIFE'S WAYS are not able to procure them during Minneapolis, Nov. 9.—Overcoming a Minnesota Select List games on record, in which Olympic the regular office hoars. serious disability, suffered while fighting 215 South 9th Street the United States team carried off second "She only kisses him when she 799 Ezdmf* Bask in France, ^andreth M. Harrison, MhaMpalu R. FRASER, wants money." honors. St. Paul 35 years old, of this city, receiving Gaston Vidal, under. 'secretary of "I've heard she is very affectionate." County Auditor. 1 training under t-he supervision of the state for physical culture sind sports, FLOOD UNDATES United States veterans' bureau here, MR. McPARTLIN acted as peacemaker. Both federations EXPRESSES GRATITUDE by high school scholarship has won elected officers to represent them a fellowship in international law, PUN VILLAGES in the* Union of French Sporting and I awarded by the Carnegie Endowment Let me in this way express to the Athletic Federations, and henceforth DAVIS OPERA CO. for1 International^ Peace, Washington, men and women- of this -city and they will be known as the feminine D. •, county who so splendidly supported Federation France. of GREAT RISE QF GANGES BREAKS Taking into consideration the circumstances interests of this county by voting for The new federation comprises 144 RECORDS AND OVERFLOWS "A Feast o! Melody and Laughter" surrounding this case, with me for state senator, my deep gratitude. feminine clubs and athletic organizations VAST DISTRICTS Harrison'sscholastic record, the Endowment A combination, unusual and throughout. Fraiiqe with a membership Presenting paid him an uhusual tribute unlooked for, took place during my of nearly 15,000 young women "MIKADO" (By Associated Press) by waiving the requirements for travel physical disability and my absence and girls. Cawnpore, India, Nov. 9.—The great and study abroad, permitting the from the city, and was so guarded rise of the Ganges river, which hay recipiei$ to remain at the University from you as to make it impossible to PRECINTS OF SCOTLAND broken all records of the past thirty of Minnesota, where he had been YARD RAIDED answer or overcome. No public criticism "Glee Club" years, has led to the flooding of vast studying, under the tutelage of "Professor BY THIEVES of my past record was attempted. districts on the Unao side. Many villages Quincy Wright, a leading authority My years .of unselfish devotion on both sides of the railway line on international law and relations. (By Associated Press) «. to the cause of development_rejnain to S to Unao are under water, and hundreds London, Nov. 9.—Scotland Yatd, the me a just and complete reward for of hamlets have been washed Harrison was a second lieutenant in world's most famous sleuth center, has such service, and I retire froth, public away. the 104th aero squadron and served been the victim of burglars. The Cast of Eight Unusally Good Singers life with no regret, as the years just from May, 1917, until September, 1919. The, floods are on the decline now, thieves entered the lost property office ahead of us are filled with many problems Mikado Sparkles with Melodious Tunes and At one time while in the service his of the bureau one night recently and but the rains continue intermittently, difficult of solution, the responsibility airplane collided with another apd he making the lot of those rendered stole a number of unclaimed umbrellas for which I am glad to let re$t Genuine Humor. was dashed to the ground but slightly homeless still harder. People whose and overcoats. on others. Again thanking the friends injured. However, some time later he Entry to the offices, which are on homes, have been washed away have of sound government and sane progress, THE GRAND THEATRE was shot down at Mount St. Martin, the top floor of the low building, was taken shelter in neighboring villages I am, France, fell within the German lines, made through the skylight and the some have been accommodated in Sincerely yours, but escaped. thieves escaped by jumping through a railway cars. Virtually all the villages F. J. McPARTLIN. MONDAY TUESDAY window on to the roof of an adjoining situated along the banks of the Ramganga Awarded training under the veteran's river have been inundated. building. bureau supervision, he entered Nov. 13th Nov. 14th ELECTION CONTEST IN WASHINGTON Horses and cattle have been washed the University of Minnesota in September, AND NORTH DAKOTA BRITISH POSTAL INCREASE away, and standing crops ruined. 1920, where he pursued studits. IS UNDECIDED Under Auspices of Loyal Order of Noose London, Nov. 9.—The gross revenue leading to the employment objective In some places the rise of the river collected in postage on correspondence of foreign trade representative. was so sudden that people who were (By Associated Press) and parcels by the British postoffice He graduated in June, this year. While in the fields tending their cattle or New York, Nov. 9.—With the senatorial for the last fiscal year will be crops were cut off. Many were compelled at the university he made an excellent ailllllliillllHllllilllllllll contests in Washington and 40,000,000 pounds, according to estimates to take refuge in trees until the record in political science and allied North Dakota still undecided, figures of the, department. This is a subjects. flood subsided. Others were rescued show that the next senate will have substantial increase ove^ the previous by* relief parties. Planks were tied 52 Republicans, 41 Democrats and one year, and a slight increase over the together and let down from railway BATTLING SIKI Farmer-Labor (Shipstead) senators. year preceding the war. bridges on the Ramganga, enabling a MAY-BE BARRED FROM CHOICE FURS Estimates for 1921-22, based ^n figures number of people struggling in the RING IN FRANCE of last October, show that the water to he hoisted to safety. Lucknow road is still impassable in department will handle 3,400,000,000 'The railway line between Kathgarh many places, and no communication is (By Associated Press) letters,' 50,000,000 post cards, 1,150,000,000 possible with outlying villages. and Got has been washed out for Paris, Nov. 9.—Battling Siki, who printed papers and 190,000,000 about 700 feet, and cannot be repaired Large supplies of food, sent by the defeated Carpentier recently may be newspapers. citiziens of Cawnpore, have helped to for some time. The railway connection barred from further battles in the &mt&m with Delhi also has been cut. The relieve the distress. RAIDO squared ring in France, as the result of a mixup at the Prunier-Balzac go last night. If this action is taken it mm will bar the light heavyweight champion November 9th, 1922 from boxing undfer the rules of WGY—General Electric Co., Schenectady, the French federation permanently/ N. Y. 1i Siki, who was acting as second for 6:30 to 7:30 p. m.—Entertainment as Ercole De Baleaux, struck the manager announced. We have just received from the tanners a choice selection of Maurice Prunier, who had of native fur. These will be on sale for a few knocked out the middleweight champion WOC—Palmer School of Chiropractic, days at Balzac, and the French boxing Davenport, Iowa. 400 meters. federation has taken the matter under 5:00 to 6:00 P. M.—Chimes concert. Reasonable Prices advisement, with the probability, according 6:30 P. M.—Sports results. to well informed circles, that 6:40 P. M. Sandman's visit—"The Boy drastic punishment will be meted out hero of Harlem. (The leak in the RADIO RECEIVING SETS for the amateur to the Sengalese. dyke.) These furs were all trapped in this section, are genuine 7.00 to 8:00 P. M.—Musical. and personally selected. Many include Mink, Otter, or expert. A full line of standard! parts "for FRENCH COMMERCIAL Miss Louise Burt Soprano. Ermine, etc. also Bear and Deer hides for rugs and, laprobes. John Naab Tenor HOUSES SEEK TRADE making your own" set if you are so inclined. A. A. Burt Bass IN SOVIET RUSSIA Call and Inspect Them 'N W®AF—Kansas City Star, Kansas (By Associated Press) City, Mo. 400 meters. Moscow, Nov .9.—More representatives Zimmerman Electric Co. 7:30 P. M.—Late news reports. of French commercial houses have been visiting Russia this fall than Rainy Lake Fur Co. WHB—Sweeny Automobile school, at any time since the war. Some have 340 Fifth Avenue Kansas City, Mo. 400 meters. come to negotiate with the government 7,^00 to 7:30 P. M. Special program for for concessions of various kinds, International Falls Minnesota the children. while others are here to buy or sell 8:00 P. M.—Educational and musical goods. OFFICE ON SECOND AVENUE, REAR WILCOX'S program. The first concession to be granted a French company under the Soviet regime KSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch, St. was that of the municipality of Louis, Mo. 400 meters. Moscow, by which deal a group of FLOWERS 7:30 P. M.—Entertainment. capitalists, from Paris afe given a forty-nine year lease upon certain WLAG—Oak Grove Hotel, Minneapolis. blocks. The buildings are to be improved 360 meters. by the French and subleased ir~ 6:00 P. M.—Lecture hour. for business purposes, or as living For All Occasions. We guarantee the Quality quarters, the company paying the city WLW—Crosley Manufacturing Co., government each year a certain percentage Cincinnati, hio. 360 meters. We specialize on Ice Cream and Candy Novelties for parties, of its income. 8:0b P. M.—Musical program by: Banquets, Card Parties, Church Entertainments, Etc. Ruth Draper Soprano MOSCOW COVERING FUR TRAPPERS We sell the famous Dunhill, Sasiena and G. B. D. Pipes Mrs. M. Morris 'Cello UP SCARS MADE BY Mrs. Howafd V. e\yis Piano McCormack Bros. BULLETS OF REBELS Speech by Miss Mary McMillan, playwright. (By Associated Press) Talk on styles by Miss Lorene and Moscow, Nov.~9.—Putty and cement QUALITY SHOPPE Harvey. by the ton are being used in Moscow FUR DEALERS in an effort on the part of the government international Falls, Minnesota KLZ—Reynolds. Radio Co., Denver, to blot out traces of the 1917 Colo. 360 meters. revolution. 10:00 P. M.—Entertainment: There is scarcely a house in the^soviet Margaret Mills ..Reader capital which was not bulletmarked, Market your Furs right here at home—no need to Edward Millstone ......... Violinist more or less, in the fighting, ship to distant points and takfe a chance on the market Beatrice Feinberg-Lessin and some of the larger buildings were We Have the Most Complete changing, to say nothing of delay and unsatisfactory .. J. Accompanist peppered witlT lead and steel froqi rk settlements. Sell here and get SPOT CASH for your rifles, machine guns, and shrapnel. Battery Repair Shop in goods. #WSB—Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Qa Within the last* few weeks hundreds 400 meters. The Fur season premises to be good the coining of workmen have been engaged in the 10:45 P. M.—Musical program by: year. Skunks are in good demand right now and wolf Northern Minnesota task of filling in bullet holes with cement Faniiie Calhoun Jackson skins are wanted at the highest figure ever offered for and putty, and in many instances Coloratura Soprano fine silky pelts soch as are taken in this section. been painted, thus wiping the walls have Josephine Ltandin-Kay Sheep pelts and cow hides'are selling at present on fair LET US DO YOUR BATTERY REPAIR WORK out the visible scars of the days Pianist and Composer terror which swept the Bolshevik! of 'Fred Graf Violinist Warm Storage Started November First. into power. Socve.Your Phone or write what you have to offer. Mytriqe Barnhardt FRED SHAW M1&-- Space Now, Before It Is Too Late. Good H*»iti» (Npte-pAll of the stations whose Central Autot Company schedules are printed in The Tribune If you would enjoy good health, have been clearly heard in keep your bowels regtilar. 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