FIRM B0REA0 TO BACKUS GRANTED ADDITIONAL WATER «SIL~ BOLD ilHOAL MEET RIGHTS ON SEINE T" ^(Continued from first page) I 1 MCE -f ternational aspect and the conclusion Items of this aolumn will V* gladly mrffi TabpboM FARMERS TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS of 4. treaty. RMdnrt owe it to tkair toasts and to tkraudr«« to saa tkatiC? ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER The initial conference was held this items of local intarast ara reported. Every Ham vW ba given1 AT THE CHURCHES morning.^Nov. 15) in the office of Hon. 24TH AT FALLS proper consideration whan the source is known. Charles Stewart, Premier Drury being present. The fifth annual meeting of the BETHLEHEM CHURCH Harold Barber of Craigvilleis here Premier Drury appealed for the repeal METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Radiator alcohol at Hollers" Tire & KoochichingCounty Farm Bureau will A. Wallace MacNeiH, Minister. on* business. *, Claude E. Ireland, Pastor Battery shop. of the legislation-of last session, R- be held ~at International Falls in the Sunday morning, 10:30: Preaching f"' A' O—* vesting1 full control of the Lake of the Services at tha Norwegian Lutheran courthouse, on Friday, November 24th. Radiator alcohol at Hollers' Tire & service. Subject, "The Crown of Our Church, Ctli St. and Cth Ave. Philip Hallock of Superior, Wis., a Woods level in the dominion power The meeting will begin promptly at Battery shop. Humanity." brother of Mrs. Louis Sher, is visiting 4 board. At the conclusion of this conference Sunday school, 10. 9 :15 and continue throughout the day —O-R— Sunday school, 11:35. Superintendent, at their home fox several days. it was asserted that the three, Morning worship, 11. or until all business is- completed. G. R.~ Scarlett of Forsyth" is a county E. Bergsman. Lesson topic: "The governments had% reached "common" Subject, "God, Looking for His Children." The thirty-three local units of the Sympathy of Jesus." seat visitor today. ground," which would be asserted in Gene Putnam and Elmer Wall returned Farm Bureau, representing as many -—o—-- Junior service for the boys and girls, yesterday from camp 80, where the consequent conference with the Epworth League, 7. communities, are invited to send officiaPdelegates Fred Smith Laurel, is spending the 3.30. Topic, *Jesus in 'Hie Desert and Backus interests. they have spent the past week hunting. All are invited to this service, but to this meeting. These day here on business. !... Beside the River." -Leader: "Dorothy The conference with the. Backus interesfs young folks are especially urged to delegates, or directors as they are officially Price. Superintendent of the and Governor Preus is in session O be present. designated, represent the 700 juniors, Miss Gallagher. Ed. Kucera and son of Ericsburg this afternooh. Mrs. B. F. Osburn and Miss Dora Farm Burau members throughout the Evening service, 8. Young people's meeting, 7. "How are" visiting in town today. Zimmerman returned this morning County and will elect the officers of o.—- Says Winnipeg Not Menaced We Can Help Home Mission Work." Subject, "Exceeding the Speed Limit." from Minneapolis, after spending several the county organization for the coming Leader, Mrs. H. C. Pitblado. Flash Lights and Flash Light Bulbs Toronto, Nov. 15^—When the provincial day visiting there. year. They will also come to the Song service and address, 7:45. Subject, at Hollers' Tire & Battery shop. government by order in council, The public is cordially invited to meeting preparedto discuss the problems 'The Gospel of the Second recently granted E. W. Backus additional The chicken supper at Bethlehem worship with us, and take part in all before the rural people of the Chance." G. M. Wilson, a Margie business water power and storage rights church netted the young people a good our church activities. Come and help county. Time will be provided for man, is in town on business. Wednesday afternoon: Meeting of on the Seine river, it acted with the sum for their fund for the renovation us I We will try to do you good. that purpose in the program. the Ladies' Aid society. —_o—— of the church. Appreciation is expressel full knowledge and consent of the Reports will be submitted by the Keep Nov. .16 free for Skovgaard Wednesday evening: Choir rehearsal. Lake ofthe Woods control board, declared ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH for the generous patronage. county agent, the home demonstration concert in Fort Frances -Town Hall. Premier Drury in discussing H. A. Mayer, Pastor and officers of the county Farm agent Come to Bethlehem church Sunday. C. C. Honey returned this morning criticisms of the order in council as Bureau. Addresses, will. be given by A cordial welcome awaits you. Mrs. l|ranz Jevne has as her guest being put through with great secrecy. Sunday school at 9:45. from Minneapolis, where he has spent J. S. Jones, organization manager of this week Miss V. L. Hillstead of Big Asked specifically if Manitoba's interests the past several days on business for Morning service at 11. the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation BETHEL SWEDISH LUTHERAN Falls. and particularly Winnipeg's, were the M. & O. Paper company. Services in the German language at A. J. Kittleson, assistant state CHURCH affected or threatened by Mr.-Backus' 3 o'clock. leader of the Boys' and Girls' club John H. Warmanen, Pastor Bring the radio concerts into your control of the Seine river water power, The Bethel Luther league meets at work, and Miss Julia A. Newton, state Evening service at 8. Sunday school) at 1Q a. m. home. Northern Lakes Radio Service, Mr. Drury confidently answered in the Swedish Lutheran church this evening leader of home demonstration work. No other services at the local care Shapira's store. the negative. Continuation of the story of the at 8 o'clock. Important business, M. J. Thompson, superintendent of o— church. Book of Esther. program and refreshments. Everybody the northeast experiment station, will Sunday school at the Norman school Jacob Hadler of Ada, Minn., is a Confirmation class meets every The matter of the control of the welcome. award the prizes in the county land at 10 a. m. and services at 11 a. m., guest at the home of his son, Attorney Monday and Friday. level of Lake of the Woods and the clearing contest and discuss dairy At the Loman church Sunday school J. J. Hadler, Third street. Choir rehearsal on Friday at 8. granting of water rights and storage Masons are now putting on the trim feeding. at 2 p. m. and services at 3 p. m. Come to the English Lutheran privileges is a matter now being considered bricks for a front of the LaPage business The entire family is invited to attend "The Old'Homestead" is one of the Young people's meeting at the Loman church, the little church with the big by the international boundary block on Third street. The completion this meeting. This is the most features billed for the Grand theater church on Friday evening at 8. message. commission and has been mentioned of this building will greatly important Farm Bureau meeting of in International Falls at an early date. as one of the major cinsiderations enhance the appearance of the main EARLY AMERICAN the entire year. The Koochiching queror was not realized, but there of ji proposed new treaty between the thoroughfare and add much to the county poultry show will be held at Johnny Nagle left this afternoon by are in the museum many remarkable United States and Canada. The injection upper end of the business section. HISTORY REVEALED the same, time and those attending the boat for Loman, where he will hunt for carvings and ceramics from the ancient of the Backus interests into The design of the trim is one of good Bureau meeting will have an opportunity a few days. Farm settlements he visited. the matter shows that the local company taste and of pleasing appearance. to see the birds on display. The visitors today saw many rare is reaching out for more properties F. E. Patterson returned frofn a successful to develop*and increase their already ornaments in gold from various regions Many citizens of International REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF hunt in the Ray country with of the country, illustrative of large holdings. Falls will go to Fort Frances tonight INDIAN RELICS MAY REVEAL Ole Wold of that place. aboriginal art. For purposes of study to hear Alex Skovgaard, the great REDMENS' ORIGIN #.f ».« «T« V# V# V# V* they would have ^one as well had Danish master violinist, perform on J. D. Twomey returned this morning S3 they been wrought in copper, but since his $13,000 Stradivarius. ERICSBURG (By Associated tress) from* Minneapolis after attending to they are worth about $250,000, they are 8 35 New York, Nov. 16—Every state in business for the M. & O. Paper company SENIOR HIGH NOTES always in charge of special guards a Rev. E. Frank, Bemidji, and Rev. A the union and all the Americans were there. and are heavily insured. Paul Seltz, Mcintosh, returned to C. Costly arrived here from the west represented today in the official opening Reporter, May Gorham The collections from British Columbia their homes last night after spending Monday for the winter's logging. of the museum of the American G. V. Kinney returned home this include food dishes as big as several days hunting about eight miles Miss Mabel Ofstedahl returned from Indian, Heye Foundation, dedicated morning after enjoying a pleasant business Las^ Friday, Nov. 3, Rev. MacNeill south of this city, in company with modern bathtubs a remarkable whal-, Canada Friday and again took up her' to the interpretation of the life of the I trip to Minneapolis, Brainera gave a talk on the "Fundamentals of ,'" Rev. H. A. Mayer. The reverend ing boat made from the trunk of a duties at the Victoria hotel. aborigines of the Western World. and other points. 'J Education." We enjoyed his talk very gentlemen bagged two deer during the single tree, and many other objects M. L. Cronfett made a trip down Within the walls of this great institution, •O"— much.. We always appreciate an opportunity which show the resourcefulness and hunt. river to Mike Konle's camp last week, the collections of which already to hear Mr. MacNeill speak Norman McKnight left last night skill which was attained by the going as far as Reuter's camp with comprises nearly two million specimens, for Warroad, where he will attend to A mock election was held by the The Parent-Teachers' association Indians of the far North West. Alaska Reuter's boat. it was announced today, the senior civics class last Monday. business for a few days, and from will meet Thursday night instead of and the land of the Eskimos are M. W. Keller, dispatcher for the D., mystery of the origin of the red men Phoebe Hanson acted as cleric and there will return to Duluth. Friday as previously announced. The represented by many fur garments of W. & P. railway at Virginia, visited may be revealed through intensive Muriel Fortner and Vernon Kinney will appear in a later issue great value and beauty. In fact, the program with his son, C. W. Keller, local agent, research. Such is the hope of George presided as judges. Regular ballot Mrs. Herbert Meyers left this morning of The Evening Tribune. whole range of the western world, between trains Thursday. G. Hey.e, founder and director of the •forms were used and the election was for Chicago, 111 after attending from the tropics to the poles, may be Mrs. Tom Kelly sustained a severely museum, and of the trustees. conducted as strictly as a real election. Von StToheim's producton, "Foolish the funeral of her mother, Mrs. O. A. seen in relation to the manners and burned arm last Thursday when she The mock election returns were Members of the cabinet, federal officials Wives," will be held over for Friday Preston, held here several days ago. the customs of the aborigines. accidentally overturned a pan of hot nearly the same as the real election interested in Indian affairs, governors riight. This announcement was made One of the most ancient of the civilizations grease. Her arm is improving nicely returns. of the different commonwealths by the theater managemnt tonight, was visualized by the fine ^George McLean, general manager of now. —A-mock trial was held in the civics diplomats from the countries from who fear that owing to the-popularity examples of the art of the Mayas, a the International Lumber company, Evangelist Harold L. Wood and class Tuesday. As this was our first which the collections were drawn, and of the picture two nights' showing will race which disappeared before the returned t^iis morning from Spooner, brother are here thj^week deer hunting, experience in holding a trial, we prided a distinguished company of citizens not be sufficient to accommodate all Aztecs. In this division was shown after spending a few days there on but have had poor luck so far, ourselves on our success in peac and scientists were amtfng the guests who wish to see it. the finest piece of inched pottery of company business. and haven't been able to fill their licenses. ably conducting the same. Our honor who for the first time viewed the collections Mayan origin known in scientific 0 ——o— able judge, Cecil Martin presiding at now installed in the splendid circles, a sacrificial vessel used in the "Foolish Wives," given at the Grand jMrs. Lawrence Berg, a sister of Mrs. Hazel Hermeyer returned to his desk with his clerk of court, Ce building at Broadway and 155th street. worship of the sun. The objects of last night apparently pleased the audience Mrs. A. B. Petterson of this place, ar. her home at Willmar this afternoon oil Sabourin, in front, made a very The structure is one of a group which this lost civilization were gathered in which filled the auditorium. rived here last Friday morning. Mrs. after conducting aft initiation of a dignified appearance. Two attorneys includes the museum of the Hispanic Guatemala and British Honduras. Judging by the comments one heard, Be rig, Mrs. Petterson and daughter, large class in the Degree of Honor last were Muriel Fortner and Paul 'Rau society, the American -Numismatic society A marvelous insight into the artistic the theme and acting were considered Mrs. Ethel Bostedo, left here Saturday night. scher, with their witnesses for the de and the 4me"can geographical beauty of the craftmanship of the isuperb while the photography is of a for Princeton, Minn., called there on o—— fendant and plaintiff. The jury consisted society. Archer M. Huntington, who Aztecs was a shield of cedar inlaid class by itself. The scenes were beautiful account of the serious illness of Mrs. Carl Harrison and Beaux McCormack of four pupils, who listened has done so much to develop this with a design of turquoise mosaics in arid the continuity was of a sort Ernest Shane, a sister of Mrs. Berg left yesterday afternoon in pursuit carefully to the evidence and found centre of study of the past, was the which 14,000 pieces were used. This not common in motion pictures. and Mrs. Petterson. of big game. We hope the latter the-defendant guilty. It is planned to donor of the site of the museum of the shield, which is undoubtedly the best Bill Eddy made a trip to the Falls will use a-different method of getting have another trial and a naturalization American Indian, and he and other example of mosaic work of the kind* Sunday, repairing the telephone line, "The old Methodist church, which has his deer this year than he did last court soon. By January Miss Moore men of wealth contributed to its building extant, probably was employed inthe and was forced to walk back through been moved to the corner of Fifth H- season. will have us so well trained* that we fund. Nearly every state in the worship of the planet Venus, and the mud on account of there being no street and Seventh avenue, is now iiiay -enter into the outside world union has at least one case in the museum carries a picture of prehistoric rites, t- automobiles on the road. quite a modern appearing apartment The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. ready to take part in political affairs. devoted to relics of the Indians executed in thousands of small bits of Max Shapira of the Falls was in building. A second story has been church meets Friday afternoon, with Although we are seniors, Mrs. -Hunter who once dwelt within its borders. the stone varying in shade from light^ town last Tuesday morning in the interest added and the building is about ready Mrs. W. A. Munro, 410 Fifth street believes some of the girls aj*e still The Indians who once inhabited Manhattan green to a deep blue green, all arranged of his campaign for the^position for occupancy. The International Improvement (Terrace Flats). Important business children, if she is to judge by their actions Island were especially at home so as-to give an exquisite of court commissioner. He made an company are now the owners requires the attendance of all interested in her room. in the upper part of what is now the blending of colors. open-air speech to a large crowd of of the 'structure. partie§. The operetta which is being practiced Inwood section pf New York City. A Ecuador is revealed by a remarkable voters, declaring himself as on the Mrs. C. E. Wisard, Sec'y. and which will be put on in the carefully prepared model represents coUection of stone ceremonial seats,, side of farm-labor, but, undoubtedly The work of remodeling the litis near future, is coming along very well. the life which they led in the rock not unlike the classic chairs with scroll owing to his late start, only polled DR. REEVES building at the corner of Third street ^Another six weeks is drawing to a shelters, which remain to this day. arms which were fashioned by the five votes here. and Fourth avenue is progressing rapidly. close. We are again getting ready for Diminutive figures, like marionettes, Greeks and Romans. Frank G^mett and wife, Claude Bell REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST The brick facing has been put six weeks' test. Some of the teachers were posed before a representation of Another unusual feature of the co!~ and wife and "Dutch" Rohr, who were 508-510 Mowatt Ave, Fort Frances up to the second story, and the ceiling have already given examinations and the ancient rendezvous ^o realistically driving through from Pine River to lection is an array of objects from Eyes Examined by Modern Methods walls will be the next portion to as a consequence there are some sad that the early history and traditions Venezuela, typical of the aboriginal spend the hunting-season here with M. be gone over. It is said the fixtures Glasses Fitted, Broken Lenses Replaced looking faces in the history and Latin of the Manhattoes seemed re-enact£d. days. A comparatively new field in L. Cromett and family, had to abandon to be installed in this business place Without the Delay or Expense classes. the trip at Northome on account By far the largest collection pf sacred archaeology is represented by the collection, will be the handsomest and most upto-date of Sending Out as We Do Our Own A number of boys went hunting last bundles in this country is deposited from Brazil, which is the most of the bad roads, and have arranged to of any in the city. Grinding. week and returned Tuesday morning. do their hunting there this year. Frank in the museum. Among the Indian recent acquisition of the institution. .We have seen no deer, but quite a and "Dutch" hunted in this vicinity tribes,-when a boy found himself approaching The imagination of the visitors was: number of rabbits' hind feet. Wonder fast year. manhood, he made .his way kindled at the sight of a wooden canoe what they did with the deer Paul Schultz was the first local'man to a wild and lonely place and prayed paddle, precisely of the type described to get his deer this year, which was and fasted in the belief that some in the voyages of Columbus, and judged CHRISTMAS SALE guardian spirit would make known to by experts to belong to that period. A Great Assortment a nice big buck. Gust Franson also got a big one. He had hunted all morning him $ vision. The guardian spirit This rare object was found in a cave The Bethlehem Ladies' Aid which, in his weakened condition, he returned in Cuba'which had been seated for without getting a shot, aiAl of Gaberdine nounce their Christmas sale for Dec. imagined directed him, told him to home to get something to eat. He centuries by the action of the sea. 8th and 9th. They will have ladies' happened to look out and saw a big preparer a group of objects, such as the The space for exhibition permits the -. bungalow aprons, ladies' and children's Ties—Alsoin showing of only a small part of the buck walking across the, field near the skin of the hawk, which would make plain and fancy aprons, towels, house, and went out and got him. Some him fierce in attack, or a swallow's collections at one time. For the benefit children's rompers and many other wing, to enable him to dodge. All of scholar*, artists, designers, manufacturers, luck I We understand that after hunting Neat Plain Patterns- things suitable for Christmas gifts. for thr&e days, P. L. Pettersen is these objects, which were supposed to and for the general public, willing to sell his license for 50 cents. there are glass covered drawers under give attributes to the young warrior, DR. REEVES were gathered in a bunch and carried the cases, which can be pulled out by Good Health .: with him when he went into battle. those who desire to persue their inspection. One of the richest portions of the If you would enjoy good health, tfjil fet DENTIST^ -J collection represent life in the South keep your bowels regular. No one can 508-510 Mowatt Ave., Fort Frances -MOTOR FAMILY West, where, Coronado sought the reasonably hope to feel well when NEW GOODS- NEW PRICES D. D. S., L. D. S., D. D. mystic Seven Gties of Cibola, which Hubby-^This milk is turned." constipated. Whenp needed, take1 Wife—"Impossible It can't bel This were said to be overflowing with gold Chamberlain's Tablets. They are mild Graduate Royal* College Dental Surgeons, is a one-way street." and treasure. The dream of the con­ and gentle. On sale by $. N. Robin. of Ontario