PAGETTVE MOOSffiKT LECIQN »V" The Bandanna -DIVINE SARAH* IS REPdl RTED TO BE WORSE MEM'S ELECTS BEWOFFKOtSI BY HER PHYSICIANS IDENTITY ts- to (Special The Press) Paris, Dec. 27. Sarah Bernhardt LAST NIGHTS SESSION MARKS Items of this eohram will be ghJIy wcwtA TliaphM* 32., STORjf PUBLISHED III ISSUE OF condition turned for the worse today. Red*r« owe it to,A«r gittiti and to tknualr«t to tf tint CLOSE OF FIRST EPOCH OF DEC. 11TH AIDS ^IMMIGRAJ„ yp Physicians in attendance on the noted ORGANIZATION items of local uMmt aro roportad. Ettry itam will b» I- actress attribute the cause to arisinb TION OFFICIALS propr coasi^aratkm whan tha sourea is knQWtt. yesterday when she felt much improved, Jhe njeeting of the local chapter of and to receiving too many visitors. Local Iitimigration Inspector. Burmaster the Mooseheart Legion, the ladies' organization, The fastest ru^ pn record is the acknowledges aservice ren^rt^ N^al Slaughts of Caigis a cou'nty last night marked the close Word received last night said. ed by the: International Falls Press in Christmas run-on the. bank. seat, visitor tpday. of the first epoch in its history.. Much Paris, Dee. 27.—Sarah Bernhardt is o— .1— publishing of a •story Dec. 11th relative -—o 5 has been accomplished in the past reported py her attending physicians K. K. Bell is in the city from ilinneapolis to a Mexican by the nam# of R. D. Main of Minneapolis in the year starting with some thirty members, as having rallied from her present relapse Waishaw Kowgey, who liad been taken to spend a few days on busi­ city on business today. the chapter now embraces a and after being near death. into custody by authorities at Bemidji 7 ~M' membership of nearly 100 women with Her physicians now declare that when he was discovered half Subscribe for The Evening Tribune many prospects in sight. The officers they believe her recovery is possible. -.•rv .: 6 suffocated in a shack near that place. Ed Bremeng of Dentaybow is in, —?first with the news. and members have worke4 hard and Mme Bernhardt has been known for the city/ today to secure a beaver The account published at that time I":,. o— r: incessantly to make the chapter a success. many years as "the Divine Sarah,' and stated that apparently Waishaw was R. W. Rippon was in the city today bond. I has toured the United States in many unfamiliar with stoves as the shack enroute to his home in Baudette. Much credit is due the retiring regent, plays( and is known .and beloved ot Miss Graves retuVned from Minne- he took refuge1"1 equipped with was Mrs. John Noll-, whose tact, unfailing million/ of theatergoers. apolis this morning where she spent on6 and of lighting afire in it Miss Lou Graham returned from the instead cheerfulness and untiring zeal Christmas. he built one in a tub, resulting in his cities where she spent the holidays. have done a great deal to bring the ORDERLY AUSTRALIA near extinction. o— ~x year's work to a successful close. As CONCERNED OVER THE Authorities at Bemidji discovered A marriage license was issued yesterday Charles Olson of South International an evidence of appreciation, the legionaires CRIME WAVE THERE to Alton Lewis and Ruth Jackson, that Waishaw was without papers Falls is confined to the Craig hospital presented her with a ring of showing that he had come into this both of Manitou. with pneumonia. the Mooseheart Legion. The legion (By Associated Press) country through proper immigration Sydney, Australia, Dec. 28.—So accustomed acknowledges with deep gratitude the Russell litis arrived from Minneapolis chaiyiels and when last heard from Ray /Landgraf returned from Deer is Australia to having a many kindnesses on the part of the they were preparing to send him back this morning to spend a few River where he spent the holidays with aw-abiding citizenry that a total of 654persons local Moose lodge, without the loyal days with his parents. to Mexico. relatives and friends. charged^ withp crime in six co-operation of which little would COPYRIGHT BY M*CAU This morning a hungry looking indk months in a city of 800,000—Sydney—is Tho have been accomplished. bandanna, formerly the exelusive Mr. and Mrs. F. W«Anfang returned vidual presented himself at the immigration Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clarke returned property of the ruler of thoj considered a crime wave and the premier The officers for the ensuing year into'1 this morning from spending the office, having been turned back fcifrhan. Aunt Dinah, broke #r from .Brainerd this ^morning where of the state has called a conference were installed last night and are as society at Deauville last summer.^ holidays in' the twin cities. from the Canadian side. His inability 'they spent Chriltmas with. Mr. to deal with the problem. follows: It is used as to make such blouses "v- to speak English made it impossible Clarkejs parents. the one Illustrated. Two bandanna It will be proposed that the minimum .Past Regent—Tharesa Noll. J. C. O'Hagen andv Leo Meade came for the^ local authorities to find out binding and ribbon1 jail sentence be six months. Although Senior Regent—Myrtle C. Hadler. to and t£e result is a Pari-, up from Minneapolis this morning to who. he was. A Spanish interpreter There will be a Christmas tree and' all but 184 of the 654 persons Junipr Regent—Jennie Masters. •ian creation.. spend a few days on business. was found and with her help /it was program on Friday-evening, Dec. 29th, arraigned were convicted or pleaded Recorder—Julia Eissenger. learned that the man's name was vefy at 7 o'clock at the Moose hall for all guilty, it is felt that the judiciary has Treasurer—Frances Bailey. Mrs. Frank Halupzok and sister of similar to the Mexican arrested at members of the Moose lodge and shown undue leniency in dealing with MANITOU COUPLE MARRY Chaplain—Florence McPherson. Big Falls are in the city on a shopping Bemidji. He also told the interpreter their families. criminal cases. Guide—Ellen Putnam. tour and visiting with friends. that he was a Mexican and after considerable Mr. Alton Lewis and Miss Ruth Assistant Guide—Sophie Douglas. gesturing he let it be known John Balmer has returned to hii MISS AMERICA Jackson of Manitou were quietly united Sentinel—Pearl E. Roth. Roberta and John Fritz had their that he had not eaten for_several days. home in Duluth after spending Christmas in marriage in the parlor of the MAKES 75 MILES AN HOUR Argus—Jennie Harbottle. tonsils removed at the Northern Minnesota Mr. Burmaster remembered reading at the home of E. H. Zimmerman. Rex hotel on Tuesday of this week. IN RACE TRYOUTS Matron—Etta Collins. hospital this morning. the story published" in The Press and Mrs.t Balmer will spend a few* more Missionary S. E. Gregg of Littlefork Cards were received by the chapter after procuring a copy it was ascrtained days at her brother's home befpre returning (Special to The Press) performed the ceremony. acknowledging„the recepit of the gifts Mr. Levin of Levin & Tanz, St. Paul, that the "Mex" was the one to Dpuluth. Los Angeles, Dfec. 27.—Miss America, The happy couple left on the midnight sent to the Saville children at Mooseheart, is in the city today displaying ready*' who had come neax death from suffocation Detroit's speed boat, is here train for Emo, and their home. and another pleasant event of Lo to-wear apparel^ forchis local trade. C. A. Hall, an employee of the M. at Bemidji. It is believed that take part in the motorboat races We wish them many happy years together. on the evening was tlie transfer from the & O. Paper company, who returned the Bemidji authorities were unable Dec. 28, 29 and 30. In a tryout yesterday, Toledo, Ohio, chapter of Mrs. C. V. Ed Waltenberg underwent an-operation to cope with the situation and released here yesterday after spending Christmas the boat attained a speed of Linsten to membership in the Jocan for acute appendicitis at the at the home of his parents in Waishaw or else he managed to escape seventy-five miles an hour. chapter. New Minister Northern Minnesota hospital today. Minneapolis, was one of the many victims from that city's bastile. In compliment to the retiring officers of the Christmas season "light STUDEBAKER STOCK Waishaw will be confined in the lunch was/served by t^e new officers fingered gentry." Upon arriving The Tabernacle society was enter- jaii until such time as arrange- REACHES HIGHEST MARK and the members of the legion. county tained yesterday afternoon at the ^e made to send him back Minneapolis he discovered that someone OF THE YEAR, 141% ments can The women of the Mooseheart Legion home of Mrs. F. M. Brlltnyre on Sixth Mexico to had relieved him of his "roll" enroute. (Special The Press) tQ .extended an invitation to Ihe street. New York, Dec. 27.—A resumption Moose and their families to the Christmas of heavy buying marked the opening AIRPLANES NOW party to be given Friday evening, DR. REEVES R. W. Rippon the new county superintendent of the stock exchange this morning. December 29th. This is .children SEARCHING FOR LOST of schools in Lake of the Studcbaker stock reached the highest and tittle is expected. night a gala REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST TUGBOAT CORNELLL Woods^couqty was in the city yesterday point of the year, touching 1415^. 508-510 Mowatt Ave, Fort Frances enroute to Bemidji on business in SCIENCE FINDS NEW to Eyes Examined by Modern Methods (Special The Press) connection with his office. COLLIER FORCED BACK WAY TO DEVELOP SUGAR Cleveland, Dec. 28.—Airplanes yesterday Glasses Fitted, Broken Lenses Replaced-Withdut 'P FROM SODA WATER were searching Lake Erie for the De-lay or Expense Harold Shapira aftid Fritz and Carl (Special to The Press) the missing tug Cornell, missitig four of Sending Out as We Do Our Own Halifax, Dec. 27.—The steamer Grossman returned to Minneapolis (By Associated Press) Grinding. days from her home port. One or the Lawton W. Hanson, from Wales 3 this evening to resume their studies at London, Dec. 28—Sugar may today lifeboats was found with tiw br,dy of to Halifax with a cargo of 3,000 tons the university, after spending the holidays be obtained from soda water, the a member of the crew frozen in the of coal, was forced to return to Liverpool vith friends and relatives in this aerated beverage which flows from MOVIES bottom. on account of a leak. city. 1 nickel plated faucets in thousands of -—o I Investigation of the/body/ye^terdny drug store and candy stores throughout disclosed burns on the'face which indicated MACHINE TRANSMITS Clarence Gaardsmoe of Brainerd is th^ country, according to two that an explosion may have PHOTOS BY WIRELESS, acting cashier at the M. & I. in the English-scientists who for nearly three occurred and disabled the Cornell, LONDON REPORT SAYS LOYALTY THEATRE absence of Roy Johnson, who has years have been conducting laboratory probably sinking the vessel immediately. gone to his home at Laporte on account experiments with th^ idea "of duplicating (Special to The Press) Friday, Dec. 29 of sickness. Mr. Gaardsmoe arrived artificially the work done by plants London, Dec. 27.—The Daily Mirror A new stoyy of man, woman this morning. in self nourishment. reports that Edward Baker, a noted WALL STREET BOMB and somebody's wife! It has always been a scientiiic British electrician, has perfected a machine, SUSPECT DENIED ENJRY KATHERINE MacDONALD Mrs. John Monahan (nee«£vora mystery how living plants build up permitting a photograph to oe In INTO UNITED STATE* Feeley) arrived here ^ysterday to the sugar, necessary for their growth, telegraphed by wireless, which is reproduced "HEROES AND HUSBANDS" V.V/t spend the day with her patent... who from* the carbon dioxide or carbonic on a sensitive plat£. Signor Gelasio Caetani, Fasclstl A drama of heart dealers and (Special to The Press) live in Fort Frances. The Feeley family acid, a component part of the atmosphere, ambassador to the United States, N^ew York, Dec. 28.—Wolfe Lindehfeld, heart stealers. will leave tonight to lfcake their Is shown here arriving in New which they absorb, by mixing Due to' Christmas airguns, women who was connected by a federal It tells of when husbands are York. He was greeted by a large fv.ture home ia Portland, Ore., an it with carbo-hydrates and the will continue their window shopping— investigation with the Wall street delegation of prominent Italians. heroes—and when they are just Mrs. Mona'hannvill leave for her home starch universally found in plants. to buy new winddws/ bomb explosion some time ago, has husbands! in Tomahawk, Wis. Their experiments convinced the been prohibited from entering the U. Also showing Two-Reel Comedy scientists, Professor E. C. Baly and S. The decision was made by the Charity With a Practical Side Last evening the Vies 'proceeded to Professor Heilbre'n, that not ohly is immigration authorities and is upheld Saturday and Sunday, JDec. 30-31 take over the Scottish hockey team at it possible to produce formaldehyde by the interior department officials. O IX 1 the Fort Frances rink in the first from soda water by the action-of a Lindenfeld was suspected of complicity In game of the season. This came as very short wave length light, but that in the explosion of a bomb in "FOR BIG STAKES" somewhat of a surprise to most of the' it is also possible to produce formaldehyde the financial district of New York city The story of a mysterious rider. local fans, as the Vies, which were the with,, ordinary sunlight in the some time ago which resulted in the The story of a good man, a good Square 88 of last year, were unable to pretsence of malachite green, or other death of several persons and the injury horse and a wonderful girl. take a game from their opponents. The appropriate coloring matter. and maiming of many others. His Also showing Two-Reel Comedy game last night was witnessed by Carrying their investigation a little connectibn \^as never definitely proven, COMING—.WESLEY BARRY about 500 of the local fans of Fort farther they succeeded, by acting upon nor were any other parties held in "Heroes of the Street" Frances and'this city. soda water with ultra-violet rays, for punishment for the outrage, but in building up sugar. They found that circumstantial evidence was such that formaldehyde turns directly into sugar. the authorities considered him an undesirable The yield of sug^r may be in-* Ohio Princess Returns to America citizen, lfence the ruling of creased by heightening the concentration the immigration officials. of carbon dioxide with sodium carbonate. 4 Bring the radio concerts into your home. Northern Lakes Radio Service, Special at Thompson's care Shapira's store. Besides feeding the Armenians, the Near East relief workers ar® teaching them the value of good roads by buitding#them. Workers are paid in food. Photo shows Clifford Downer of Kingston, N. Y., directing Some men say they have no kick FOR NEW YEARS a road gang at AlezandropoL coming when it comes time to kick. Strictly Fresh Eggs. 55c Good Storage Eggs A CLASS IN THE LODGE OF NOW IS THE TIME Littles Urodkfield Style Sausages, THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE per pound ... ^.-25c It Now Forming in This City !, 1 Turkeys, dressed, per lb.....33c Initiation Fee to accompany application During the winter months when your car is not in use is the Turkeys, liveN per lb. 30c bCTore charter closes $10. time to have it repaired and overhauled. We employ at all Annual Dues, $12, payable auarterly S. E. Thompson & Son times a full crew of first class mechanics who are ftilly com-petent $3. No Special Aiiewmenti to do your Job. The Opportunity to Join Is Yours 4'^ Why Not Take Advantage of It? .Drive your car in today and have it in tip-top shape when A Sick, Accident and Funeral Bene•"?, DR. ^REEVES -spring arrives. fit. &!: A Member is Beneficiary After Six Central Auto Company Months' Good Standing E N I S W'J 508-510 Mowatt Ave-., Fort Frances SEE D. D. S., L. D. S., D. D. C. A. E. KETJRiDGE -INTERNATIONAL FALLS the Cleveland-born wife of trlnce Constantlne Secretary Princess Anastasia, Graduate-Royal College Dental Sur-