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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

Besides 90 large cups from each
25c package of DIR. Shops Health
Coffee, 1 now put in a 25c clever
silvered "No-Drip" Coffee Strainer
Coupon. Look for it! The salts
faction of Health Coffee is, besides,
most perfect. Made only from pure;
toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc. Sold
by Stewart Mercantile Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
Fa~orite Mode of Suicide.

According to the coroner's RECORDS
asphyxiation is the favorite mode OF
suicide in New York city, there being
an average of one suicide each three
days, while there is about one in four
days from shooting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness, languor, heart
palpitation. Drastic physics, grippe,
sicken, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doan's Regulets act gently
and cure constipation. rs cents
Ask your druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

Never can tell when you'll mash
a finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn
or scald. Be prepared. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the
pain-quickly cures the wound.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
The Summer Man.

"Now, what can those girls possibly
see in him?' o.s
"Can,t see anything. When he gets
Nack to the city he'll nno tnae 'ne'
iidn't."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
Queer Creature.

Towne-The Nuritches have a but
ier, and he's a most remarkable one.
Browne-Why, l understood he was
the regulation English article.
Towne-Yes, but his name isn't
James" and he doesn't speak with
cOckney accent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
FRANK L. BAKER
Express and Baggage Line.

Leave orders at the Telephone Central or
private phone No. "a. Special attention given
collecting Baggage from and delivering to all
parts ofthe city. All kinds OF dray and team
work promptly attended to. Charges moderate
Wood for sale and delivered to all parts OF city
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

Don't let the baby suffer from &C.
zema, sores or any itching OF the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives IN
slant relief, cures quickly. Perfect
ly safe for children. All druggists
sell it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
Awakening of the East.

Damascus, the Oldest surviving city
in the world, and the most typically
Oriental one in these dominions, leads
in Turkey in adopting electricity for
purposes of light and locomotion. The
Harvesting of the Barada (the ALBANIA
of the Bible) for such ends emphasizes
the change which is fast overtaking
Ottoman industrial and social life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

Group positively stopped in 20
minutes, with DR.. Shops Group
Remedy. One test alone will surely
prove this truth. No vomiting, no
distress. A safe and pleasing syrup
-5oc. Sold by R. S. Freeman &
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

The tender leaves of harmless
lung healing mountainous shrub,
give to DR.. Shops Cough Remedy
its marvellous curative properties.
Tight, tickling, or distressing coughs,
quickly yield to the healing, sooth-
ing action of this splendid prescrip-
tion-Dr. Shops Cough Remedy
And it is so safe and good for chill
dren, as we'll. Containing no opium,
chloroform, or other harmful drugs,
mothers should in safety always de-
mand DR.. Shops. If other rem
edies are offered, tell them No! Be
your own Judge! Sold by R. S.
Freeman 81 Son.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14

a + RESH CUT
is what we always relish when it APP
plies to steaks, chops and roasts.
We have them, and they're lucious
and appetizing enough to tempt
king.
WE PAY
the closest possible attention to our
business; work almost day and
night, and understand everything
from A to z that belongs to meats.
That's why everybody says, oh,
your steaks, ETC., are so good"
It's the reputation we've made.
Come and see us, we want you for a
new customer.
MODEL MEAT MARKET
VINCENT FAIT, PROPRIETOR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-14
Steam TO Heat Electric Cars.

Provision is made for heating the
electric trains of the New York Cen
trail Ivy means of steam, which is gem
Grated in a small oil-fired boiler To-
Gated in the engineers cab. The boil
ers are short vertical shells, each
containing 800 half-inch copper tubes,
which are mounted on cast iron. brick
Lned fireboxes. Ordinary commercial
fuel oil is used, carried in 40-galloD
tank in the cab.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
AUBURN IS CONFIDENT
TEAM IN coon sHKPB TO MEET
 sEwAMEE ELEVEN.
Fsara Work ,of Week Pats Keen, ESxe een Plsysrs apd . Fast Game
 ts Expected.

Auburn. Nov. lo.--is Special. l--Afterl going through the Tech game In good shaps. Auburn is hsrS st york Rrs. Ing driven hard the work against Tech was the best of the year: The Tach team has deveioped rspidly and Iis the strongest that college iess vna.sN,,t s9s svsf in a badly crippled and demorahzed condition, but with the improvement of the cfipples the sptrit and team team work nes amprSveq; sx rsnsp nnt hsp n nsIs soSs %e take part against sewanee; he has been ii poor condition all the fall and is no better. He has . good under
 New plays are being worked pp for sewanee. while special attention is be-. Ing given to the team work. The team as whole will be much stronger bflt The beel<field has had two weeks scrimmaging together and have gone, through hard game witnout any fur- ther Injuries. so . decided tmprovs- game. The games. between these two saSsdSsiUad siossiy Snd asrcsiy feSsht. even wSsn. t sPpesrsd ss m AgnTra nss {. rn SsT
 ine aown from Tennessee determined to wipe out the defeat of last season. while the Auburn Tigers are equaliy SmenR Snssnass the leaders of the $. I. A. A A victory over Sewanee would so far towards doing this and would retrieve the defeat against Vanderbilt.
 Auburn will so in the Sewanee game with nearly her whole strength. Pen ton ie the only one not likely to go into the. gaHla Essiinger. whose in- fury SO defnoralixed the line in the game against Vandy, will start In at tackle: He (played over half the game against Tech and ought to be. all Tight against sewanse. Cogdeli, whose work was feature against vandy. is back at guard and Is doing better than ever. Hardsger and Mccoy at half backs are rounding into shape for the first time this year. and ought to keep the Sewanee defense busy, Locke, who has been worked regularly this year, ia being rested up. while Bonner. HaP- man. Alien. Beaver. are ali in good condition. Noble is another player who is being given the rest treatment his light weight makss hard scrimmaR- ing tell on him. The other ends. Ranks and Hiii. are iu eood condition, Harris, the speedy half back. ta ready to be slipred into the Rame at mo- rnent's notice and dodge his way to a touchdown, He missed 1t by. about ten seconds in the Tech game and is any- ioue for another chauce HeeTen is another light But good man:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
AMERICAN TRorrERs
 TO EUKoPEXN OWNERS

is New York. Nov, io.---t speeiai1 1---A number of high.elass trotters have been sold recently for export to Eu- rope, ]. echlesinker cf Vienna, Aus srsI previous occasions and made v.,sI ssI | really classy trotters for. export 10 his country, These purchases were The gray tfottin9 stallion Judge Lee, 2 s,os t. b .S sS s Sf hi. LSs From nileS w IA M saIls. of whstinsy,,is gh :. ssn, rsperssa g ,sa Austrian horseman were the trotting mares Fl yietress. s;os l-t. and Laughter of Ei Banecia. 2:i7 i-t. and has proved a rather in-and-out per former. A year or more ago she trot- ted . triai mile in 2:os s-l. but never could show quite that well when rac- ing. The bay trotting selding Joe on- ward aal tI2 by Norys a,h. s:iA ,gc.,,n. y.s; S,- stallion to go abroad is wsrd 40 of Italy. the man who owns Kirk wood. IT,; 2;t0.. . trotter, with which he has won some good races over the Italian tracks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
NEXT SEASONS BICCRCUIT
Ruafnlt. THAT. sPnovrDENCn Axu ' $. N N ras2.
yvlIz Start At xgaaanansse wfth De- a trost secenG and Then Confinu-
 fnw Eastward Em the Usual

Detroit: Nov! !o.--fspeciai,l l-rhs ielo. although 1t :s stil too soon to iooss KSSw syssns ans ssop.1 x snss nstars n s lest year at this time. The sscinE out look in the East which . year ago wa4 exceedingly. cloudyf Ah&s Hleared now seeing q bright -fIiurs skssd for for I 'issE is Ssl.vss sss Rsssr ssss s.r.sors viii p.y more attention to the light harness sesr or this sa thss sas ins..sa sf ssa sT.n. last thrse-day meeting they win have Tour days of rRcing for the harness norse and may be i've. The report that Fred Perkins, viii asain open s the Providence track and hold meet ing there next year in connection with s fair. Is gaining more credence every ass s1 # ssEns ss Ss iss sss S a e a M namely. .Readvills; Hertfora end Pre- whence, would be in line next ssea@op. each meeting being glven ih ooHheS-
 There Is report In eirculstisn that Jacob Ruppert, owner of thel Poagh- keepste track. will have thek rsee course resciled before next seasoa and that the track on the Hpdson vii again apply for dates in the Grsn6 Circuit If that prediction fs true the Grand Circuit seems to be sealed ub tight from Kaiamazoo to Columbus. This condition og affairs VIII knock out the probable Western invasion 50 strongly advocated. There is hew- evr. strong movement on fe6t to have . change made in the beginnink of the Grand Circuit and tt aesms likely that Detroit will not opeh the big racing circuit next seasens With Kalamazoo in line 1t is very awkward aa sweli as expsnsive and unbuslnsas+ like to open the circuit in Detroit. then retrace the route through Detroit to Cleveland anJ thence on, eastward What is wanted by trainers in general is to have the circuit open in Kalsma. Detroit. Cleveland, Buffalo and tho 0th- or cities in turn. By having Detroik lead on split takes place fH the ctg. cult which reflects on -KaIafaaseer and Cleveland
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
SIRANC BREAKS ! MORE RECORDS Nery Driver Gsts Two New
 Marks. RAIN MARS ATLANTA SPORT Heart-breakng fhishes Bring Crowd b lb Fest ] Fssturs sf psyAs Auts Raei.s l. Evsat fer IAsht steeH Cars tor iss
 Mi,es-D.trsst AaeAi.ss
 Tsaish Rirst ssd .. ssssnl
 2 HH

Atlanta. e.. Ney. ie.-Iwo hssrt- breaking nnishss. the lowering of two track records by 6trang. and rem. which caused the postponsmeat Of twss the "ss; sssona M day of of the satSmsSiis speed
 After many d,sappointmsnts ysster- day, Harding drove n Apperson "yeck- Tho. Buick car won the amateur ten mile free for ell by i-io of . second, but lost the feature event. 100 miles. on the last lap. The Buick vas drlven by Joe Nelson, Chevrolets mschsniciar, Knippsr. when his iubricatins oil be- came exhausted.
 Lewis strsng was compelled to withdraw from the ten.mi race TOT issss Msss ssSss sis yss ssss sixty had in his so-horse power Tist with ease. He defeated oidisid and Christie in spsci.ily E ssrssgsd % tsaimiie fsss ssra ,n aging about o:as.S to the mile. except In the last lap when he blew . tire and had to reduce speed st the turns. This alone prevented him from nego.
 isns h. s a . sis s 1as broke ssls Ss .ewn new record made yesterday cf strsng averaged io:li. Il. 0eerse Rob erteon W9G compelted 70 WltuuN1W Hts Flat from both svsiits' h which he was
 The feature event of the day. the io0-Iniie light stock car race. ended In first and second places, soing 0 the ,cha,mers- Detroit drivers. Knipper and Mataon, respectively. At the start Melton fought Mstson for second place. eventually winning It when the latter stopped for repatrs. A thirty mile chase of Knipper put him in, first pc sition. where he held until the eight- ieth mile, when Knipper.' who took brilliant advantage ef the curves. swcopsd past him at the grand stand. bringing the crowd to It's feet with great roar of applause.
 At the eighty-eighth mile another thunderous outburst arose, but shts time it was for Nelson. who had cAp-
 Kntpper ciung close to hts heels un- til the last lap and then to the gur-' prise of the spectators, Nelson sud. denly slowed up. His machine had been out of Iubficating oil for ten minutes, and moved At greatly reduced speed. Knfpper shot past him and came in an easy winner.
 Matson. who had been. lap behind the leaders. also. passed. the limptng Buick. which nnished in third position. j Tifes E M. F. car. driyeh by Yer- ger, was the only other ear running when the race ended. Yerger being on his eighty-fcurth mtis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11

ana his tall was scraggy affair. but for s22S more than bought him for. That happened in Lebancn, Tenn. where | vas Brought @xu@ My ia nax aa t; q. Satls . q 5sssT HSts - ,sss mss a pony onS dsht that <kt given to, me. traded him fer 2 i,si1 ss ascr '. Sncs naets | wofked the mare on the road until she went se we'll that I sold her Tor S21s and then bought the hsiFless fei- low that won many fast races
 Bringing ap q horse. .ts just as in-! seresting as bringing up ehtid. They have their family traits. and you have to take them inse seeeunt. ,Soms are ing them. But. that As tnothins. to. so by. Just get them intotn race and they steady down, The great trouble ts lets of people try to teacll them too much at a time. | believe in treating them tust like children. Give them only what they can take cheerfuiiy Then they won't break and gel. bad Hstursd; As for the whip. not one horse In LOGO should be touched with one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
PENIS TEAM WORKS HARD
iiasEc DisEcriNS nSS:n HE HnN Hs IMl IN rEAT. .p
I've Mere l1en ere In5usea--Mssks an1 RaWs6ell Been Ouf q it fer s
 the Present.

Philadelphia. Nov. lo..--(gpseial )--- The Pennsyivants football coaches have started the nnai week of preparation .varsity harder than at any time ssincs the early. season. At the start the reg nars were lined up agatnst scrub team, strengthened by ssverai 'varsity instructed to run throash his vsois list of plays. AS each play was run, Coach Smith csiied attention to the fauite which were 70 glarineiy eyi- gent gent in setuyday's gsme and every sf- Special Attention was paid to the is- terference. Backs and iinemen alike he'd # thoroughly drilled Into them shat they mutt take man on every p'1y 6. snd S5.xs sssp s,T xssrsi sua Of the fray
 into yesterday,s practice with . vim which has been lacking since the Tn- % aisn game. There were no changes cite game .sxcspt that Ferret M and cos- ems were kept out owing to minor in- to understand that there are substi- tutes es Eocd as they ere, and svsry mnsn n, Sn the team has to hustle to hoid .Hiir' Marks ran Into more hard luck during the preliminary work, bruising his hip % severely that he had to be u.tRs1 " tAN 8ytx0AAkNH1s ana l8EL night he was barely able to hobble around. Large went in at his place at right end. Marks has suffered series of accidents this fall which pave kept s s. out Fa.s Ha sns xss 1f: SsS sSa Pn. ssf ss an injured shouider and now a badly brutged hip. It is to be hoped inst Marks will be in shape to play against Michigan on Saturday. for the end sub- stttutes are rather weak.
 2 The coaches fully realise Michigan.s strength and are exerttng every effort to prevent defeat at the hands of the Westerners. On the neid yesterday Mecasksy, Morics. wiIiiama % rrpsy. Torpsy. Mitchell 0aston and Manier, each watching the men under his particular care and trying to remedy all defects in play. Saturdays tie game has help. ed considerably in this Itne.s for it cer- tainly. has knocked all overconf'dence out of the men ..... .lx ..-....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
NAP LAJOIE WILL. STICK
sS cI.ETELaND Nnxa YEAR.
OnieaaI Says Napeleen Ha. <, Yranezad Contract nmd ka Net psssattsee4 :. ,a
 .--New York Has ne

Cleveland. Nov. is.--fspscial. .)--.rsa, poleon Lajoie. king of second basemen, will finish ,his diamond career as 2 member of the Cieveisnd Americans. So says Secretary Ernest Barnard, of the Maps. and Barney, is pretty .nesf- ly the czsr of the Forest City club. His assertion bricks the baseball bub- bie that big Larry was. to Dc q member of the Yankees> next seaecn as the re- suit of one of the most gigantic swaps
 "Thsre is no chance fof Lajois get ting away from Cleveland. said Bar. nard yesterday afternoon. We might as well lock up the park as to let the big idol cf our. town go elsewhere. ! with cleyeiand. Certainly he has large business interests there. He is under an tronciad contract to. ps, not the usual baseball contract but a business any other team through the civil
 s Isjois proved thas past season that he Is as good as he ever was in hts life. do not think that the fact that will affect his play in any way. In- deed, it was at his own solicitation that he was relieved of managerial respon- abilities. There has been some faik of his dissatisfsction since he resigned,
 
 Cleveland. Lajois will play for us or
 Barnard says that Deacon Jim Mc- 0uire is very enthusiastic over his teams outlook for next year. The veteran baekstep will be given . free rein in the management of the club. McGuire is one of the most ardent ad- mirers of LAjcie, which backs Bar Yiard's assertion that there Is practical iy no chance of the big fellow escap- ing even should he so desire. Of course. there is always . chance for . deal for any one. and if LA5oie should irsist on . change New York would outbid any other club for his services.
 Barnard arrived in New York yes terday by boat from New Orleans. He has been in the South some time look ing up spring camp for the Maps, The team will train at Alexandria, La., next spring. This town has excellent hotels, fine water and admirable cii- mate. The 12.000 population is strong on baseball,( and every assurance of adequate training quarters and proper grounds has been assured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
OLD MAN GEERs ON
 HOW TO PICK HORSES

Detroit. Nov. Io.--(specist )--Edwin F.. Geers. the famous driver of harness horses. who is now ss years old. thirty of which have been spent in the devei- opment of trottcrs and pscers, in speak, lng about the selection oS horses for track purposes. says. ss-
 The only way to pick horse Is just the way yqu would pick friend. Beau ty doesn't count. Ycu look him square in the face, and if he has. good head. full face, a fne eye. and a good. ma tursd ear, he Is all right. If he looks like a convict. let him eione.
 "The first horse that gave me my start was az hairless as mangy dog,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
JEFF CAN BREATHE.

New York, Nov io.--James J. Jef- tion for the purpose of perfecting his breathing apparatus. and the opera tion was pronounced sueeessful. Af- ter 1t was over, Jeffrtes deeiared that that 1t is only a question of taking off some superfiuous weight before he will be ready to enter the ring with Jack Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
EufFraseftes NEuet Lahar.

London. Nov. 10.-~Aliee Paul and Amelia Brown. the window sma ashing suffrakettes. were today sentenced each to one month at hard labor. Both are members of the Mrs. Emmeline- Plank hurst organization. During the ban duet at Guild Hall In honor of the kings birthday last night. stones were thrown through c window of the ban auet hall, the crash of siass startling the company and inteFruptlnR the speech of the lord mayor. The aftafE proved to be a suiragette demonstra. tion and the two offenders were aFa rested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
SEXTON AGAIN CHOSEN LEADER Action Taken at Memphis
 Meeting. N ". LEAGUE MAKES FIGHT Agreement Adopted Admiitns the California Outlaw League. It Is rrepesed ss Eiaa sSns Plan to limit Plsyers Maisr cluss May
 prast ana Hsis-othsr
 Hestiass scheduled
 for TAuzsday. N

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. lo.--The admis- to organized baseball. the re-electio. .- sna Hs M IF ssrton xSt of RGck pa I Northwest League for special iegisia- ton was the features of the second session of the annual meeting of the National Association of Minor Leagues here today. The elimination of draft ing and the setting of q dat draft price on all minor leagues regardless of the classification of the organization were also discussed and may be taken the constitution which will make ils report tomorrow.
 The National Association will close its meeting tomorrow. 6yt the Nstionsl main here until Friday.
 There was little opposition to the ratification of the agreement drawn up by J. H. Farrell, secBetary of the man, president of the California State League. A few owners who lost the title to players by the agreement were inclined to enter objections but when t was e1psainssd nss the payers nisy sny where else than In that league be- cause they had been suspended for three years for violating reserve clause and i've years for rainrs to op eo become more reconciled to the situa-
 The Agreement. -, The following agreement was enter ed into between the National Associa. ton and the California state League.
 "l.-That the California State, League circuit shall be composed of the foi- lowing cities: San Francisco. oak land, Sacramneto. Fresno. Stockton and a sixth city to be determined later
 "2--rhat all playeys, who were with the California state League during teh season of 1909. who are free agents shah be accepted as players reserved
 ie California State League for iefe. q
 All players who were with the State League during the season of 1909, shaii be compelled to remain with the said California State Leagus for A period of four years fro mdatc
 "i--All players who were with the California State League during the season of 1909. who violated reserve contracts with National Association clubs. shall be compelled to remain with the. California State League for a period of two years from date here of, providing that such violation was willful and without just cause.
 5--All players who were with the California State League during the season of 1909 and who have Joined the Pacific Coast League shall revert to the California State League. pro-. vidsd. however, that the cases of all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
TslrncInne On Hennh-

Block Ihiand R. L' NOV, I0.--The shores of the Rock Island were stre wr today with wreckag' from the sehoon. CT Merrill c. Hart. which is believed to have been sunk in collision with the Britlsh bark John l. Bennett, with loss of at least six lives. No bodies. however, have been discovered up to this morning. Although the bark is thought to have been lost none of the flotgani cast up by the waves has been identlaed as from that craft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
Some Ba.ebaIl trades.

Mobile, Nov. I0--Announcement was made here today that outfielder woodie Thornton has been waived by the Mobile club. Frank Hulesman.. of last years New Orleans club has Ludwig has been traded to Milwau- kee for Moran, also a catcher. Out fielder Neighbors of Mobile has been Northweetern League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
YALE-PRINcEToN TICKETS.
zS.oeo AppIieations for Admission CaI
 not Re Filled.

Ig. .OD0 ADDllcations for Admfsaf0n Con-
 not De Filled.
 New Haven, Conn. Nov. 1o.--Yale has sold 1000 more tickets for the Princeton football game scheduled for two years ago. and the cYush Is so great that not only will the outside public be refused tickets. because of lack Of room to seat them, but per have secured graduates' names to make ticket applications upon have all had their money returned This throws out everybody who is not q Yale or Princeton graduate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
sPnCrAL TRAIN .

L. & N. R. R. will run a special train from Prattyilie to Montgomery. satur- day. Nov. 18th, account Barpunl a Bailey's Circus. Leave PrRttviite I ?, m. returning leave Montgomery il:so ?. m. adv-tx.