PREUS URGES OBSERVANCE OF EDUCATION WFFK .1'WMx« mt VIRGINIA CREATES en. BURNERS SHOW POPULAR EDUCATION VITAL TO fill VAST WCREASE 'M GOOD REPUBLIC'S EXISTENCE MERCHANTMEN NOW AFLOAT IRON RANGE AND HEAD OF THE LAKES TEAMS ARE ORGAN1ZING EXCEED 27,000,0M TONS, MOST FOR SEASON EVER RECORDED N (By Associated Press) .(By Associated Press) Trade Tour to This City is of Vital Importance Duluth, Nov. 22. Interscholastic London, Nov. 22.—The total tonnage Host Continue Improving System of Education of merchant vessels afloat at the end hockey* played on an extensive scale —Band and Talker Make Big Hit Here. __ in Minnesota for the first time last of June, 1922, holding the classification Until Every American1 Child Receives of Llyods Register, exceeded 27,000^)00 winter* is expected by Duluth high Grand Theatre Filled to Capacity tons, the highest/figure ever recorded, schools to be exceedingly popular this Training for Which He is Adapted. according to the annual report -of year. Head of the lakes and iron range teams already are organizing "Lloyds Register of Shipping." To S3- these figures .should be added 296 vessels for the season, which will formally ifew- The event of the Virginia'tra'de tour( NEWBERRY RESIGN A- a of 1,524,013 tons under the heading open |ust before the holidays. to this city is perhaps one of the most FILIPINOS TO AGAIN (By Associated Press) TION READ INTO RECORD 6f "class contemplated," which Duetto the late fall, which so far St. Paul, Nov. 22.—In a proclamatioa •vital occurrences relative to development PETITION FOR HOLDING •fii OF SENATE TODAY brings the aggregate to 10,325 vessels, matfe public today, Governor J. A. O. has caused postponement of early of closer relations between this CONSTITUTIONAL CONFAB 28,750^000 tons. Of the first total 5,878 practice too far past the usual time, Preus urges tlve people of Minnesota Section and the Mesaba range that has (By Associated Press) vessels of 13,724,562 tons are British, to co-operate in obeserving American ever occurred. If by this visit International no actual workouts have begun, but, (By Associated Press)' Washington, Nov. 22.—"The resignation and 4,151 of 13,506,567 tons belong to Manila, Nov. 22.—President Harding Education week, December 3 to 9. The according to coaches, all that is needed Falls has won the confidence from the United States senate of other countries. how is the ice. and congress will be petitioned to allow text of the governor's proclamation of Virginia, the "Friendly City," much Senator Truman H. Nejpberry of It is stated that disturbed political follows: the Philippine legislature to call a has been accomplished toward the betterment Michigan, the center of a bitter election Duluth Central, which was runnerup conditions, disorganization of exchanges constitutional convention. The Filipinos "Education is vital to existence of a good roads and other much of contest for the last four years, for the state high school title, claimed and stagnation of international desire the convention for the republic. If America is to continue as needed methods of communication between became effective today. His letter last winter by St. Paul Central, has trade, provide adequate explenations the land of freedom and opportunity, Ae two cities. purpose of framing a constitution and of resignation was read in the senate six letter men back and, critics say, if p6pular government is to survive, wt for the continued falling off in to further an independent republic in Virginia's large and splendid band by Vice President Coolidge, making this school bids fair to be! even stronger shipbuilding. tfce Philippines. must provide a liberal education for was considerably enjoyed by the residents a vacancy in the office. than last season when it defeated all. It is not enough that we give/ of this city as was "The Friendly Vessels of all types of construction This is th«^ result of the adoption by Mayor Couzens of Detroit has been Twin Ports and iron range teams. lessons to native and foreign born residents intended for bulk oil carrying and built the house of a concurrent resolution City's" speaker, Henry Clark. mentioned as successor to Senator Local high school sextets will in citizenship and patriotism. It adopted by the senate three days ago. The program at the Grand theater in the last twelve months, amounted Newberry. have the municipal rinks for their is necessary that all citizens be ableto opened with several selections by the to 114 of 602,399 tons. The progressive SHORT TERN FOR workouts, while virtual assurance has RAILROAD HEN TO speak, read and write our country's band, following which C. B., Kinney, demand for oil carrying vessels is been gpven that the big school games language fluently and correctly, for president of the Koochiching County shown by the fact that the registered will he played at the Curling club WOMAN SENATOR these three things are essential agencies club, delivered the following splendid S MVTOWN BANK tonnage of these vessels has increased rink. Hockey is the big winter' sport for conveying thought. Through address of welcome from 1,478,988 tons in July, 1914, to in this section and in line with action our country, them we learn the history of Mr.. Kinney's Address 5,062,699 tons in July, 1922. by leading sportsmen elsewhere, officials its fundamental laws, and the obligations "Ladies and Gentlemen: Some 209 vessels of 1,395,929 tons of the club are anxious to give MRS. W. H. FELTON OCCUPIES $200,000 STOCK SOLD AMONG UNION and privileges of citizenship. "I am pleased tonight on behalf of were fitted for burning oil fuel during every encouragement to the young SENATORIAL SEAT FOR LESS MEMBERS—TO OPEN Through them we express our joys and the Koochiching County club and the the year, and whereas in July, 1914, tlje puck chasers. THAN 23 HOURS DECEMBER 1ST grievances and learn the hopes and citizens of International Falls, to extend vessels so fitted totalled 1,310,209 tons disappointments of others, and may the glad hand of welcome to the It is- from these teams that the Duluth the' figures for July, 1922, were 14,464, (By-Associated Press) (By Associated Press) thus arrive at a common understanding officers, ladies, and members of the 162 tons. league squad has obtained many Washington, Nov. 22.—The first and co-operate for the common Minneapolis, Nov. 22. Quarters Chamber of Commerce of our sister of its| promising players. Manager The continued development of the American woman senator, Mrs. W. H. welfare. city Virginia.' We ar£* glad to have have been leased and business of the Gordofi Hegardt of the Duluth aggregation: use of internal combustion engines is Felton of Georgia, closed her senatorial "The United States bureau of education, Transportation Brotherhood National you with us. Much good should resuit was a big factor in encouraging commented on. In July, 1914, there career after answering once to the National Education association Bank will begin in the Metropolitan from this spirit of 'get together.' extensive play by the school teams were 297 motor vessels of 234,287 tons, her name and making a brief address and the American Legion are this "When I came to International Falls Life Insurance company building here and other outfits and he has promised while in July, 1922, there were 1,620 amid the applause ~of senators and year again promoting American Education eighteen years ago, it seemed a long December 1st, it is announced. This to give every encouragement again vessels of 1,542,160 tons, including 66 spectators. Her successor, Walter F. week. This week would be distinctly ways to Virginia and also to Bemidji. institution is patterned along the same this season. of over 6,000 tons. George, was then sworn in and Mrs. worth while if it did nothing Today r£*is but a step to Bemidji. lines' as several other railway union' FA».CLUB OPPOSES Felton became a former senator* after COAL OPERATORS FAIL more thap cajl attention to the problem We can get into pur cars after break- national banks the country. an actual service of 22 hours and 25 of illiteracy and haste the day fast and take dinner in Bemidji. We Practically all of the $200,000 capital 11 minutes. when it will be unknown in America. can pick up the telephone and whisper R.R. MERGER stock of the bank has been sold, purchasers TO RECOUP LOSSES Mrs. Felton, who is 87 years old, was But we must not stop at that. We into the ears of our friends there. being restricted to unioh named by Governor Hardwich of Georgia must continue improving our system Trade relations are excellent between members. to occupy the senate seat vacated of education until every American the two cities because of the railroad, Warren S. Stone, Cleveland, Ohio, by the death of Tom Watson. Governor child receives the training which enables ACTION WOULD PLACE NORTH? the highway and the telephone. As WARM AUTUMN HAS DISCOURAGED grand president of the Brotherhood of Hardwich's action in this matter him to do well the thing for WEST AT ROADS' MERCY, (Continued on Page 3) BUYING. NORMAL Engineers, is president of the new was looked upon as a political move to which he is best adapted. When w« SUPPLY—PRICES DROP IS BELIEF bank. Among the other pfficers will UGH BASKET curry the fav^or of the women of can, in the training of each youth, be found heads of various union organizations, Georgia. This latter proved true when combine efficiency with a realization (By Associated Press) A communication from the Commercial SIJCIK as J. /P. Barton, F. he announced himself as a candidate BAIL SCHEDULE Chicago, Nov. 22—An -expectation of his obligations to his country and club, of Fargo, N. D., shows that J. Kilp and. W. P, Kennedy, vice presidents for senator. He was, however,-defeated to humanity, we may feel safe about that some coa^ operators would recoup organization as being against the merger Robert Harding, cashier. at a special election and Walter their losses by reason of the recent the security of our country and welfare of nail railroads now being attempted F. Andrews, J. P. Barton, F. J. F. George was chosen. coal strike, through increased of mankind. by the big railroad systems Kilp and W. P. Kennedy, all of Minneapolis, Mrs. Felton would never have actually TEAM NOW PRACTICING UNDER "Now, therefore, I, J. A. O. Preus, prices, a belief given wide publicity at before the interstate commerce commission. are members of the board of served had not President Harding governor of Minnesota, do hereby request COACH BAKER COMPOSED the end of the strike, when one or two The Fargo club is taking directors, as are Richard Coyl, Francis called* the present special session OF GOOD MATERIAL and urge that American Education operators were quoted to that effect, the stand in view of the fact that such Morgan, T. P. Gorman and G. W. of congress. week, becember 3 to 9, be observed has failed to materialize according to a merger would do away with competU Carter, all of St. Paul. throughout the state. School teachers With plenty of good material to a survey of fuel conditions in middle tion and would conseqeuently mean and officials, churches, newspapers work with, Coach Baker should develop western states. RETURN CHICAGO'S "PONZI' that the various railroads merged into BRITISH FISH-MONGER and civic and commercial organizations a winning basketball team for Wide publicity combined with an one system would have the northwest of all kinds are invited and this city. Although a definite announcement DIED A MILLIONAIRE unusually warm autumn has discouraged at their mercy. St. Paul, Nov. 22.—Chicago detectives urged to participate." of the lineup of the high buying by domestic consumers are expected late today to return AND ENGLISH BARONET The Fargo club is asking all commercial team has not been made, it is certain to such an extent that there has Dr. Adam Kaspareck, alleged and civic organizations in the SHIP SUBSIDY BUI that V. Kinney will occupy the position been a noticeable drop in prices in "Ponzi," here on a swindling charge northwest to oppose the merger and to (By Associated Prespj of center and K. Kinney either right many states. The soft coal supply in write their representatives to that effect. London, Nov. 22.—America furnishes HAS RIGHT OF WAY or left forward. North and South Dakota and Minnesota STOCK EXCHANGE DEFENDED, many instances of millionaires who Several men are trying out for the is equal to 85 to 90 per cent of According to David Hurlburt, secretary rose from the ranks, but it is doubtful other forjvard position, and it will normal and sufficient to meet all demands. of the Koochiching County club, if even in America a millionaire ever (By Associated Press) likely go to either White or C. Romer. Dealers are also advertising a meeting will be called within the HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE REPORTS made such a humble start in life as did T. Withrow^ and Geo. Lee will undoubtedly London, Nov. 22.—Lecutring at the hard coal for sale which inidcates an course of a few days to take action on RESOLUTION GIVING Sir George Frederick Sleight, first play the guard positions. available supply. school of oriental studies, Professor this movement. MEASURE PRECEDENE baronet of, Wetherby Hall, Great Coach Baker announced today that H. S. Foxwell defended the stock exchange OPPOSITION DEVELOPS ARMED BANDITS Grimsby, who has just died leaving a a gi^ne with Baudette is arranged for from a charge brought by (By Associated Prtss) fortune of nearly $5,000,000. 4s the 15th of next month. During the many people that it was little better Washington, Nov. 22— By a straight Sir Georges began earning his living AT LAUSANNE MEET HOLD HP MAIL TRUCK month of February the Falls team will than a gambling hell. party vote the house rules committee as a boy by gathering cockles on go to the Mesaba range where' they H* said it was difficult to conceive brought in resolution giving the a administration Clethorpes Beach and hawking them will play three games with different anything more opposed to gambling ship subsidy bill the right throughout the town. He rose finally range teams. than the speculations carried on the of way in the house, with a provision DISPOSITION OF THRACE UP to be the largest individual owner of KIDNAP DRIVER AND ESCAPEWAS Preparations are being made to play stock exchange. Gambling was based for unlimited amendments and the final AT PEACE CONFERENCE DELIVERING MAIL TO steam trawlers in the country. -The y*s the Warroad quint sometime during on ignorance, he said, but speculation vote on its passage Nov. 29th. FOR THE NEAR EAST greater part of his fleet was .used during .AIRPLANE the coming month at* the local hall. was based on intelligence. the war for mine-sweeping and Coach Baker stated that all told eight WRITINGS OF LENINE (By Associated Press) submarine patrolling. For. the services games had been arranged for to date. (By Associated Press) MINE MANAGEMENT TO BE PUBLISHED IN Chicago, Nov. 22.—Armed bandits he rendered the country in thisway Lausanne, Switzerland, Nov. 22.— HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR RUSSIA—19 VOLUMES he was made a baronet, and the conferring early today helH up and robbed a DR. MOTON ENTER**"*-TAINED The question of the disposition of SPANGLER EXPLOSION postomce motor truck which was carrying BY ARCHBISHOP of the title provoked no such western Thrace came before the powers (By Associated Press) OF CANTERBURY air mail matter to Checker scandal as has grown out of the award gathered here for the settlement of (By Associated Press) Riga, Nov. 22—A complete edition ot Board flying field. The bandits kidnaped the near east political and territorial of many honors in recent years. Batoesboro, Pa., Nov. 22.—The management the works of Nikolai Lenine is about (By Associated Press) the driver and escaped. matters. The Question was of Reilly Colleries company the to appear in Russia- It is to include London, Nov. 22.—Dr. R. R. Moton, brought up by Ismet Pasha, who presented mine No. 1, at Spangler, is held MARGIE MAN DIES everything he has written and will, in successor to the late Booker T. Washington to the commission on military RUSSIAN LANGUAGE responsible for the explosion in "the AS RESULT OF DRINKING all probability, consist of 19 large volumes as head of Tuskegee Institute, IS STUDIED AT THE and territorial matters Turkey's claim underground workings on Nov. 6th TOO MUCH MOONSHINE of over 400 pages each. was the guest of the Archbishop of STATE UNIVERSITY to all the territory embraced within last, when seventy-seven men met The material is arranged in chronological Canterbury while in London recently, her frontiers of 1913. death, is the coroner's jury verdict. order.- The first volume willbe (By Associated Press), after a visit to Scotland where he attended The body of John Person was M. Venizelos of Greece immediately Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 22.—Despite called "The Early Development of the Scottish National Missionaries brought here fromMargie this morning opposed the claim.. In this he was WILLIE HOPPE IS 1 the Socialistic Labor Movement During the fact that Russia is commercially conference. and will be buried at the county's supported by Jugo-SJavia and the AGAIN 18-2 BALK LINE the Period^ of 1894-1899." The essays and diplomatically separated from Dr. Moton is also head of the National expense. Deceased died at' 2 o'clock Rumanians, who favored maintaining BILLIARD CHAMPION the countries of the world, there were written by Lenine when in exile Negro Business League. He a. m. yesterday as a result of over the Marietza river as the" western fill several volumes. *The eighth volume enough persons interested in the Russian (By Associated Press) was entertained by the Archbishop at indulgence in moonshirfe. His age is boundary of Turkey in Eurpoe. language induce the extension is entitled "The First Russian to luncheon, after which he visited the New York, Nov. 22.—Willie Hoppe given as approximately 46, birthplace Venizelos and his supporters agreed Revolution, 1905-1907." Volume 9 deals division of the University of .Minnesota 182 'British Institute, of International, afr~(%L is again {the balk line billiard Sweden, and relatives unknown. that there should not even be a plebiscite with the agricultural question volume in adding this foreign language to its champion* He regained the title last fjiurs. Person has been acquainted in the to decide the sovereignty of the 13 is on the world war Volumes 15-18 curriculum. Prof. Irwin Yotyig is the Dr.. Norton said the Archbishop of Margie vicinity fbr the past six years, night in the final match of the international disputed territory, as Ismet Suggested. describe the "Reign of the Proletariat," instructor in the former Czar's tongue. 182 Canterbury showed a deep interest In Syria Wants Indapaadrac* balk- line billiard championship, and was fairly well liked in -spite of and the last volume deals with the defeating Jake Schaefer, the the welfare ofv the black races, and his inclination to drink. A delegation representing Syria arrived "Question of Nationalities." titleholder, 500 to 283. that be yvas anxious to find means of Coroner Liljel^lad, who investigated toJay. They will demand that statu* of a French mandatory- state ^loppe won in the twelfth inning The bodes are to be brought out by -faking proper adjustments between the death, stated that it was due to the conference grant independence to by the Allied supreme council at San with in uhfinished run of 106. the state. valvular heart trouble. the white and black races their country, which, was given the Remo in 19i20. mm*- IV: