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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
GLOVES AND EANDKER

Ladies white hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, worth SC, Colossal
Sale price --..---13-4e
Mems Toe white hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, Colossal Sale
price &c
Ladies Lace and Embroidery
Handkerchief. worth 25c, Co
lossal Sale price ---..15c
Ladies Lisle Gloves. all colors,
worth SOC, Colossal Sale price
Ladies Is and 25c Collars, all
sizes and shapes, Colossal Sale
price -. Sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
STAPLE DEPARTMENT.
Relentless and decisive price
cutting on Goods that 8
are well known

Lappet and printed lawns
silk striped, new pattern
all shades, worth 15e yd
Colossal Sale price Be:
Striped and open work White
goods, worth 15c yd- CO..
Iossal Sale price, ayd7 34e
30 in. India linen. 15c qaaifty
Colossal Sale price. SIC
Unb1eached muslin, soft I'm
ish. worth &c yd- g lossaI
Sale price; a I'd 4152cs
Unbleached muslin, fuI
width. good weighs reg;
ular 1oc quality, Colossal
Sale price, a I'd Bic.
Ginchams for dress and
shirtin rs, worth IL 1-2csa;
yd, Colossal Sale price,
yd.. b lie
Storm skirting s, extra heavy
weight, in blue and grey
MIXTURES, 6Oc value, SsoloS-;
sal Sale price, I'd 25ci
36 inch dress goods, assorted
colors, worth 40c; yd, Co:
iossal Sale price, a I'd 19cI
White DiInities; extra fue
quality, l5c grade, Coos
salSale price, a I'd 1s2c;
Fleece back fannelettes and
outings, l21-2c quality Co
lossal Sale price;ta5yd 8 3Ar
Dress lawns IN pretty pafz
terms. Sc value, Colossal
Sale price, a I'd 81 AZ:
Dress lawns. solid coforss
checks and lowered de-
signs. u 1-2c and 15c ya5-
nes, Colossal Sale price g
u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07

INiC1H duU > tdlI O1IO1e OUISttS,
worth 75c, Colossal Sale price
..-.. -3Se
One lot of 81. $1.25 and $1.50 Cor
sets. all sizes, and the best
makes. Colossal Sale price csc
Red Table DamaSk worth soc vd--
Colossal Sale price, a yd,- -21e
Pure linen Table Damask, fine
quality. worth 81, Colossal Sale
price, a yd, --..--- CSC
One lot of extra fine pure linen
table Damask, p inches wide
former price $1-25 and $3.50 a
yd-, Colossal Sale price, a yd-
Soc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
cHILDS' JACKETS.

Childs' REFER jackets, Light
weight, blue and red, neatly trim
med. worth up to 800, Colossal
Sale price INTERCHANGEABLE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
PETrlcoATs.

Ladies fine black mercerfzeds
Sateen petticoatS. cut extra tux
and with extra fare to rufrfes
worth S125 and 1.50, CoIoSa
Ladies extra fine TS2teen pets
coat. t<2feta rufle a new a6ds
handsome style, worth 500; Ce
losSal Sale price SOS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
LADIES' READY TO WEAR
GARMENTS.
These are values that mean much
to students of economy.
WAISTS.

Ladies white lawn waists, in
the new styles. splendid selection
unequalled 75c values Colossal
Sale price &c
Ladies embroidered front shirt
waists linen finish regular 75c val
ues Colossal Sale price ----48c
Ladies white lawn and lingerie
shirt waists short and long
sleeves designed in the most fash
ionable styles unusually good
$1.25 and $50 values Colossal
Sale price sec
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07

One lot Of smoked pearl buttons
worth 10. j l-2 and 15c, Colos-
sal Sale price, a dozen Sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
SPECIALS.

Ladies' pad hose supporters.
worth 15c. Colossal Sale price Sc
Children's hose supporters, rib
Der post, worth zoe, Colossal Sale
price $1,000. 10c
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07
SuNDRiES.

Satin and Jean Girdle Corsets,
worth 75c, Colossal Sale price
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07

One lot of CSC and soc jewelry.
consisting OF belt buckles, brooch
cs, bracelets. shirt waist sets and
stick pins, Colossal Sale price, Sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07

Fonerden talcun1 powder worth
25c Colossal Sale price -i4c
Ladies black leather shopping
bags. worth 75c. Colossal Sale
price $50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-07

This sale presents an oppor-
tunity for the laying in Of q
supply Of the Indispensable
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05
CHAPTER 7O3.

An Act To repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section "A of Article
." Of the Code OF Public General
Laws OF Maryland, title ELECTIONS, ''
as amended by Chapter Pa OF the
Acts OF the General Assembly of
Maryland, passed at the session OF
1904
Section |. Be il enacted by the
General Assembly of MARYLAND. That
Section ~ of Article 80 OF the Code
OF Public General Laws of MARYLAND,
title Elections" as the same was
amended by Chapter PA of the Acts
OF the General Assembly of MARYLAND
passed at the session of 1904, be and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments. so as to
read AS follows:
"a. In the counties a new general
registration shall be made BY each
Board OF Registry In the year 1910,
such new general registration shall be
made III The same way, al the same
time, and under the same rules and
provisions in all respects as are in
TINS Article made for the first general
registration; and the respective
Boards of Supervisors of Elections in
the several counties are hereby au-
thoriZed and required to furnish
whenever in the Judgment of said
Boards it may be necessary. new
books Of registry for use in any
OF the districts or precincts in the
said several counties, for the trans
crlbing OF the names of quanred vot-
ers residing therein from the regis
tration books in use. The said trans
cribing shall be done in the office Of
the Board Of Supervisors OF Elections
by two clerks, To be selected, one bv
the Supervisors representing the ma
JoriIy party, an done by the Supervis-
or representing the chief minority
party, as the parties are now cOnsti-
tuted i'll this State.
The transcribing shall be done by
the said clerks, both present at the
same time, and new books after being
transcribed shall correspond in all re-
SpectS and ii they do not correspond
at the conclusion OF the work. or il
any error in the tranScribing he alleg-
Ell to exist, either OF said clerks or
any citizen or voter in any OF said
counties may file petition in the Cir
cult Court within twenty days after
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05

salary of twenty-five hundred dollars
$4,000 per annum. payable In month
lN instruments. and he shall have the
power and authority and snail appoint
a Deputy Fir" Marshal, who shall also
act as clerk To the Fir" Marshal. ana
VINO shall have all the powers ana au-
thoiltN herein enumerated ana grant
Il to him, To whom tn" SAID flr"
Marshall shall pay IN" sum OF t"elN"
hundred dollars $1,000 as a salary
per annum. also paNabl" III equal
monthly instruments he shall also be
allowed ont OF sand moneys sum not
exceeding hNt hundred dollars tso"o'
a wear Tor once rent, ana may from
time I" TIME employ such other cirI
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05

CHAPTER 534.

An Act to provide that power to
sell, mortgage. lease or otherwise
dispose Of real or personal estate
contained in any will hereafter pro-
Dated or III amy deed or other in
Stlnmcnt hereafter executed, shan
b" construed to be appurtcnant to
tn" tiduciary office unless "A con
lIarN intention is expressly declared
Section |. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland, That
whenever by any will hereafter pro-
batcd or by any deed or other instru-
mrnt hereafter executed, a power To
sell. mortgage. lease or otherwise dis
pos" or real or I"rSOnal estate shall
b" gwen To any one or more trustees
executors or other iiduCiaTy officers,
such Lower whether discretionary or
otherwise, shall be construed to he
appurtenant Ia the fiduciary office,
ANA shall pass tn and be eXcrciSable
10y any surviving trustees. executor
or other tiduciary, or by any success
Sur in the office however appointed;
unless an intention To the contrary
IS expressly declared in such will,
decd or other instrument
See. And lac il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of
its passage.
Approved April 3, 1906.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05
CHAPTER o94

An Act tn establish State Board Of
Forestry ana To promote forest in
ttrrsts and arhorcnltnre in the
State.
Section |. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland That
There shall b" State Board of For
estrE, consisting OF seven members,
the Governor. COMPTROLLER President
or John Hopkins University President
81 tn" MARYLAND State Agricultural
'olle"". state 'ieolOgist ana one citi-
zen OF the State known to be interest
ed in the advancement of forestry,
and one practical lumberman engaged
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05

guilty of a msdpmcanor, and upCt
conviction b" punishable 10y a fine OF
not less than 50 or more than 81 ,OOU.
or imprisonment for not less than thi-
~ days OF more than one year. OF
both such fine and Imprisonment
See. IL. And be il enacted, That il
shall be unlawful for any person or
corporation as land owner To set, or
procure another to set fire to any
woods, brush. logs, leaves, grass or
clearing upon their own land. unless
they shall have previously taken all
possible care ana precautiOn against
tn" spread of such fire to other lands
not their own. by previously having
cut aud piled the same. or carefully
cleared around the land which is to
b" burned, 50 As To prevent the spread
ot such hr,. .lhc setting OF fire con
iIaIN To the provisions OF this section
~ ALLOWING it To escape to the injury
OF adjoining lands. shall he pIima ia.
u" proof ul WillulneSs or NEGLECT, and
ia" land owner from whose land the
III" originated shall hr liable in "A civil
action iur damages for the injury re.
snltIug from such fire and also for
the cost at fighting and rNtinguishing
the same.
Sec - And ne il ru,ct,d thar loo
.inr and railroad locomotives dnnkry
OF lhrrshing engines and other rn.
lines and boilers nu,.r,t,I in thrnugh
uT near forest or hrush which dn NOT
hIpu oil as incl shall Ia, u,nyil.J
with uDplilnCrS Ia prr,.ut IN, ,ecr,,,
Of liir and SHARKS from IN. sm,L o..
stacks thereof and with devices tn
prevent the rScaL,. of fine fruIu ash
pans ana fire, hoXcs E,ihtr. f., cam,
ulN with these r,uuir.m,nts shall l..
a miSdrmt,tuur nunish:,hl. rrnr com
yictiun h\ a fine of nor loss th'n en-
nor more than SlOu for gurh ana
every unrnsr thu, committed
SEC. H. And he if ru,rt.I THAT
all individuals or cornor,tinns c.,,,s.
Ing fires hy violations of Sections IA
II and r. of This Art shall he li,ll.,
to the State. ana To the COMMIT, in
which the fire occurred i'm an octinn
for debt to the fun omnuut nt an OK,
uruStS incurred hy fine Stat, ar ro,n-
~ in ii"hting ana rNtinsuishinp s,Ich
fire
Sec, II And be il rn,ctad That
Justices of IN, Peace nr This St,t. i'm
the comfy Wherein tho nfto,,,,, .h.'II
have been committed SHAH have mr..
iSdictiuu to hear and determine an
prosecutions for the uuruus. nf an
forcing fines and urnolti,s cnIIacri.
bic under the provisions of This Act
not r\crcdins the amount nf s1oo 90
and of holding tn. offender und.r
prnprr hail if necessary. fn,. h.n,.i,,,
before the Circuit Conf cummittinp.
them to the county i1il uutil ,uch
hearing, if the lrouirrd bail is moi f,,r.
nshrd II shall be the duty uf the
States Attorneys of the several conn.
ties, To prosecute all yiulat,rs uf SEQ
ton 10 of this Act.
Sec. L.. And be if enacted That
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05
CHAPTER AZ


Crimes and Punishment, subtitle,
Mineral Waters, Porter and other
Beverages, 50 as 10 make III" pro-
visions ut Sections zoe to 30 both
inclusive apply To dealer III nilk
aud cream and their bN.produrts.
Section |. b" II enacted 10y the
General Assembly OI Mary Iihd, mat
Sections zoe, "OS and IA OF Article
,. OF The Code OF PnbIlc General
Law, title Grimes and Punish mcht
subtitle Mineral Waters I''E
ana other Beverages. b" ana 'h'
satne al" herr by repealed ana IL th
acted, s" ~ To read a. l"l'""
zoe. Any ana all persons. partner
ships, OF h"dl". corporal" "hrartl II"
manufacturing, h"ltllnr, selling 81
dealing IN mineral, soda OF a"IAl"d
waters. "lht>. h""I LiF"I Deer. weiss
beer, white been 81 other beverages On
milk, cream "i lh"lI h\ Pl"du'l -. III
cludlhs l'" cream III h'&"' h"A',.
trays, carriers, crates. l"ullIH. h"l'I"",
SNph"hs, JUGS, TINS. barrels, cash" OF
any "thrI vessels WIN ms, h"i II. Oh
Their nam" OF names on "Ihtl mar ~
on devices printed, branded, fIi'iiifd,
.t"hcIllrd. engraved, etched, mo" II,
ON "li'h Legs, boxes. Trays, carriers
crate, l"nhlS, bottles aNPh"n> JUS
TN. barrels. casks on any uih"I N'S
%"ls, may III" "llh VA" 'I'ih oil Ihr
'lI'nlt '"nII "I me county III "hl'h
ms. h'I, l'' on 'h'lI Pllh'lp'' once
OF place OF business '"I III 'h' cas- "I
I"i'iRh '"lI'"IaIl"II' us pIIl'Ii"l "'
Ne" CT pId'" Oh business OF a|'h'N
D. Iu'dItd' or WIN III" tern "i me
superior "Ol' Oh dIlll''"I' n.y.
Hh"'Iih Nu'h IIlH'lIH' "il'' vi IlH''
"i business '"I agency Is 'h' 'HH"
I!'N h'' h'' h'd''u /" 'ii' I'N III hiI
'lh'"I''. " description "i 'h' maine gu
ldhI'N HIIIhN Oh u'N'''H =" HS'h ny
MN. htf, us OF ll'h I'Nl"''iN'iN .
ana 'd"S" Hl'h description '" Ne
printed twice i "'"h' Iol Two success
9lN' weeks, Ill some h1'IN ne" Sl'dP'I
punished III hHIl'h'"i" n.y. II me
H"lI pIIh'il"' ONCE "I I'''' vi ouN'-
h',9 '"I 'S'"'N as ne ''Ar may ne
~ l"'dI'I III AAld wy "l II liI' Nil'l
pI'h' lhHI once OF place "l business
Tor agency as inc case NAV ht' II !"
c"''d III any Oh inc counties "' 'hiN
'o'hI', 'h'h III some NEWSPAPER pun
lNheh Ill SAM county, one" Il wee" l"'
NV" successive" weeks. ne u'9'lll'-
non III 'n' h''l'' Oh il"li'9' MAI ~" VI
devices. b'IoI" h'ihS hl"d as "i"if
''ld' AiaH ne HiSi'h ny 'Ht per sun
"h persons MN" 'l'' S"i'''' vi III ''9'
'i partnership, 10y one "l more vi
th' l'ilIN'IH' "l III 'IHt Oh COZ p"l Il
ll"h' ny one "I It's oIlr"lN "i one ol
us managers, ana ""aiI ne a'Nho"I
'dS'u ny ia" person Oh persons SIGN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05

have Lower to examine the said
books during th, ,ittiugs of the said
clerks Tor the said Wut. and for a
period OF tlN, DAYS thereafter. i'm th,.
pI,.@rnct. 81 said En.,,I of Sinner, isuI..
SEC =! And be- il enacted Ihat
TINS Act shall tak. ,trI from the
date. OI its passage,
ApIruSrd Aunll +, lHUG
CfNf TX 1884,
An Act to add an Additional Section
to Article IL OF ttt. Code ct INNS
Df Public General laws uf MaIN land.
'ChanccIN. subtitle. 'lru@t,,s,' To
come in after Section "a. and to
| nUWu rs 2lUA
Section BE ii enacted lN the Gen
rldl Assembly ct Mary land. IhIl an
additional section he. and hereby Is
added To ArtlCl" IL the Cod" of 1883
of the Public General Laws ct Marl
land. titi", "thHnCrIN." subtitle Tins.
tee. to come in after Section ~ and
to be known as Section pa \, and to
read as follows.
Section ia \ Whenever a ground
rent reserved by leases or sub lease
heretofore" or hereafter created, is now
Tricrmdblr or hereafter Incomes re
d""hablr, ana the owner of the
lcaS"huld Ur Sub-IraSchOid estate. sub
J"Ct TO sand rent may d"SlI" To redeem
the same. and at the time of such de.
sired redemption the tltlr Of said rent
IL vested Ill trustee under a Will.
deed or other instrument for any trust
uSU or purpose, but without Il power
OF sal" IN such trustee. or Is vested in
me Tenant with remainder over,
vested or contingent, or Is vested III
/ the hoIh"r OF d"leaSihi" estate, but
without power of sal" In such life
tenant or such holder of def"aSibIe
estate, any Court having thanCerN
jurisdiction In tn" city or county
"h"r" th.' land Is situated, "ut of
winch said rent is PAYABLE, NAV upon
lhc eNpartr petition OF such truSte"
or nj" Tenant or holder al a drt"aSihlc
estate. or upon IN" petition of the
owner OF the leaS"hold or suitcase
mold who Is entitled 10 redeem and
after h"li'" by %erHir" OF process up
on Nu'h trustr" on III" tenant, or hold
on OF drl"aSlIl" estate or after notice
by pnhlI'"Ii"h or trustee or III" tenant
OF holder OF d+i"aSlhI" "stat" be a
non resident order IN" conveyance of
the f"NelSinh or Sub-r"N'rsion and
rent OF SlIbr"nt, in such land bN such
trustee or me tenant, on holder OF
dtl"aSlDl" estate Ia IN" owner OF
me FaS"Hold on $ub-i"hS"huli inter
eSlS therein upon tn" payment of the
sum "f money Tor which tn" said rent
or SnbI"nt may b" rci""mabl" toGeth
tf WIN du" proportion of tn" hc
'fulhS rent to TIA" date of such pay
mtht. Any deed d"lIS"r"d 10y such
trustee OF Ill" Tenant or holder at a
d''l"aSlblc "Stat" in pursuance Of such
order "f Court ana duly recorded, shall
vest III III" owner al til" l"nNrh"ld or
Hnb l'AH"l"pid estate, his heirs. oN
tcnIolA. administrators aud assigns,
all IlGht title, interest and estate ct
such trustee" ni iltr tenant at huldcr
OF Ia" d"l"aslhlr estate, and of all
"th'l PERSONS who art or may he
'hlIIled 10 ANY Ilrht, title. interest or
estate III AMI ia such reN"r&lun on sub
t.sI.,, \. f,I
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13
BASKET BALL
Normal vs. stillwater High.

There is to be an exciting basket
ball game in the Normal gymna-
SUM tomorrow friday evening be-
tween the Normal and the Stillwa-
ter High teams. Neither team has
been defeated this season and both
have shown themselves to be ex-
ceptionally speedy.
Normal defeated Ellsworth by a
score of 40 to % three weeks ago,
the first game of the season, and
the Wednesday before Thanksgiv-
ing they went to Minneapolis where
they defeated the Agricultural de-
partment of the state University by
a score of 19 to 6.
In the game with the farmers the
defensive ability of the Normal
team was strikingly manifested.
At the end of the first half the score
was 6 to S in favor of Normal.
They had allowed their oppo-
nents but one field goal, the other
three points being free throws,
while the pedagogues scored three
field goals. In the second half the
"Aggies'' were unable to score
from the field and their only point
was the result of free throw. D.
Haddow and Will Foley were the
guards and it is to their credit
mostly that the farmers could not
make but one basket in the whole
game. w. Haddow, forward, and
Capt. Norstrum, center, were the
star basket throwers. In this half
Normal scored six field goals and
one free throw.
The following players will COM
prise the Normal team: Norstrum,
(captain) center; w. Haddow and
Taylor, forwards; D. Haddow and
Foley, guards.
1t is predicted that the teams will
be evenly matched, man for man,
tomorrow night and that the game
will be close and hard fought. Come
and see the best exhibition of bask-
ct ball ever witnessed by River
Falls audience. Normal gymnasi-
um, tomorrow evening, beginning
at $3.50.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13
Changed Conditions Of
Farming.

The extent of the live stock mar
ket here emphasizes the change in
the manner of farming since 1885.
Previous to that date the shipment
of wheat from this station was prob
ably greater in weight and value
than all other commodities combin-
ed. Now no wheat is shipped out,
the mills being obliged 10 ship in
wheat to grind. When the raising
of wheat was the leading agricul-
tural industry little live stock was
raised for the market nor was much
attention paid to dairying. Now
the farms are mostly devoted to
dairying and the raising of stock
cattle, horses, sheep and hogs for
export. Great numbers of neat
cattle, sheep and hogs are shipped
from this point annually. And that
there is much dairying done about
here is evidenced by the large num-
Der of cans of cream shipped out
every week. Farm lands have dou-
bled in price since the chinch bugs
came in 1885. Is this enhanced
price the result of the different use
of the land? 1t is certain that the
raising of live stock, to which the
vegetation on the farm is fed, in
creases the fertility of the land.
Dairying is profitable feature of
farming in this locality. Probably
in no part of the United States can
grass be grown more readily than
here. The water is excellent. Flies
come late. Fodder for winter feed
is grown in great abundance. The
only drawback is the distance from
metropolitan markets and the high
freights. That the market for dairy
products is not overdone, or the
general demand for them yet reach
ed, is proven by the high price of
butter and cheese. There is an in
sistent demand for butter at 20 cents
to Is cents pound and that there
is a great demand for cheese is
evidenced by the high price at
which it retaiis and the fact that
cheese is sold before it gets thor
oughly ripe" It is understood
that cheese should not be sold to be
eaten until it has aged. The mer-
chants say they can get no old
cheese, the demand for cheese being
so great that the manufacturers and
jobbers are obliged to sell the
green cheese to supply the demand.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13

The plat of the west-side addition
Of River Falls mas been filed and
accepted by the city council.
Streets and sidewalks are being
graded. A number of lots already
sold. Come at once if you want
first choice. Warranty deed and alb
stract furnished. B. w. UTMAN.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13

J. C. Tanberg of Spring Valley is
incorporating the Tanberg Auto Co.
to <do a general automobile BUSH
ness, namely; selling, renting, stor-
ing and repairing autos. The COM
pany has capital of $4,000 and
will operate in western Wisconsin
with headquarters at Eau Claire
and La Crosse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13

The Burnett County Journal thinks
the game laws should be amended
so as to permit the hunting of deer
from the middle of October until
the 1st of January, limiting to each
hunter the taking of but two, deer.
It claims that this heightened. sea-
son would tend to diminish the
number of casualties as there
would be fewer hunters in the
woods at one time. We endorse
the suggestion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13

The spelling of some words could
be more easily learned and not so
soon forgotten when learned if SIM
pliied-as charivari, for instance.
When we have occasion to write
this word we are never sure of the
spelling and resort to the diction-
airy for information. But we have
trouble in finding the word for we
expect to find it under "chiv." The
word, in form and application, is an
abomination.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13
MUST GO TO SCHOOL.
Truant Law Says Children of
School Age Must Attend.

The laws of the State of Wiscon-
sin REQUIRE all children between the
ages of seven and fourteen to attend
school for the entire school year.
There is no excuse except sickness
of the child.
Children between the ages of four
teen and sixteen must also attend
unless they are employed under a
permit granted by proper officer
at the request of parents.
The law further provides that par
ents must furnish proof of age in
cases of doubt. Parents please take
notice that this law must be enforc-
ed. All violations of the same may
be dealt with. according to the
offense.
The law provides that parents are
the responsible parties and that
they can be fined for failure to send
their children to school. Any per-
son employing children contrary to
the law is also liable to fine.
Persons employing children should
look carefully into this matter and
avoid trouble.