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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

-, sshAufgler has spent many
-. 8 quessioatns American
- sirls regarding their views
~s,,imany schaufiier. With
n trained social students.
:. ..fea hundreds Of working
- .hslr oplnions regarding
So n the frat Of a series
-. uhlch be has written for
49, versrlns. Schaassicr says
"a q al. the girls consider
...,s.sey . failare 50 tag as !
:. ss.srnsne cmly three 81 them
! .,sry tea below that more
$50 tafn or happily than
..a.sas Ysg these girls marry
$50 he lottery OF marriage
go ,Aam 3 way q eseaps ffom
@.se-sort rerycus exhaustion,
49, aaA premature old age.
wssla aarry Anyone.
.wsr IA marry anyane % SET
ma ,Als. said a girl who worked
- Minnesota hAg factory In a
psl.d,,pEia sxsAtshop a giri said,
Tes % escape ! Eoald 50 10 any
- sAo cane along These girls
ssrs oaly types q others shieh
wu iuand IN box factories NJ
NsnpA.s cigar factories " New
yxa ard pants factories In San
Frxaciseo
s.sasfllers figures show that
sss are . nllliea ard a half girls
n.1ess ire ages Of ~ and Is.
.rssyss is Industries IN this
.ssssry. Tsoshiras Of these girls
ne tie a struggle ara iocs 10
.z~sss sisher a. refuss Or as =
rssrrssls SORT 81 struggle.
+ hzss ny work and ! arm very
nsaAle. azsd a pretty ChicaEo
aaaary woFker 4 am iookug Tor
a "a maa WITH moaey. there
M 70 sach thing as love. A
rs xha works9 In a Brnektou
1as iartnry said n can better
u rn&i;inn By marrying. love
smt have aaythtnx 70 do With H.
Marry fer Love
! E0ald only marry In case ]
msz." said a young shigswaizt
zzszr 4 Philadelphia. but the
AaT girls say they felt az ! do.
xlT % have their resolutions melt
uaT a. ihey face a life Of dfadg
~
] seneTs that when n young
g. czzt ges The one she loves. she
kgal4 tase the one that loves her.
NJ : Saa Francisco necktis
NfksT.
Kasn y or 70 years old the fac
'nT Eiri has generally assumed an
k1erJ posn, q view toward the
rssaan Of lore and marriage.
srn ehidhopd she soon skips over
lxsagA Youih Into age The girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
VITA MONEY

pose ! would marry forg To sup
port a man. Never
The factory Eirl IL moro Of a
home body than giri Of business
Four out OF every five would pre-,
Ter the work Of housewife 10 tho
work % the factory
issas than one aixth OF the Girls
are unwilling Co have children
MANY uf these have been ia large
poor families
"kidsF Not for me know
what ma has been through. said
girl eho packs picture poatais IN
Chicago A New York laundry airl
said. ~ is wronE To have many
children. but thry say that one
would keep man steady
Many Wan, Kiadlss.
About twothirda % the girls On
Enthusiastically SAINT children A
aweatshop girl said Il want 10
feel their little arms around my
nuck. not other wnmena babies
but my oxn Il seems a. n God
gives little ones 90 keep husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Two tableapOOnfilB graduated
selatine. 10 cup cold water. Is cup
boiling water. cup sugar. ! cup
crushed strawberries. 3 table.
apoOnfuls lemon Juice, whites Of 2
eggs, z pint 81 whipped cream
Let the Rclatine soften In the cold
water. then add the boiling water
10 thoroughly dissolve H. Add the
sugar. lemon Juice and crushed
strawberries. mix we'll and set
away 10 cool. When cold. beat
until Il IL fr0thy. then add the
whites Of this eggs which hays
been beaten 10 d stiff frOth and
stir into u the whipped cream
gently. Line a mold with fresh
ripe strawberries. pour the mix.
ture over the berries and chill
Serve cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

aud wife together" A Chicago gih
spoke ESr mind and that Of most
working giria when she said. 4
want little flat that ! can fix IN
my own way. aud ! want my babies
and a man % look after nae
Fewer than nehalf 81 the girls
would like handsome husbands.
and they prefer them strong. large
and masculine Many are posi-
lively afraid 81 handsome man
az marriage possibility Ne
handsome man for mine. says a
Minneapolis SRI: they run around
altar other girle after they gel
married They feel that way
about The good dfsa1er. too.
The girls wAnt "a husband Who Ia
about ten years oidar than them.
selves WidoweFa are not popas
lar with them. most Of the gifla
said they would not mArry a a.
furced man
The fact that a young man has
suNn his Wild oats would not mat
ter with moat 81 the girls. bat thsy
are ali enemies ol The saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

biles Mr.. Frank Frcrichs. West.
ern manager 81 the company. re-
Gently stated. There is a great
field for the wireless telephone
xmong automobile users The Joy
and security Of vhizxlng over the
country roads at a thirtymiie clip
will be greatly increased when those
In the tonneau realize that there II
wireless telephone nj hand 20 call
up the nearest garage Ia case OF
breakdown"
A very successful demonstration
was made from an automobile rae.
ing at forty-flve miles an hour with
an asrOplane at Portland. Ore. r.
@. Plunmer. sales manager for the
Buick Company. sent the telephone
company the following letter:
Northwest Buick Company.
Buick.
Portland. Ore, March ". 1910.
Dear Sir: Wish 10 advise that
the two Buick cars that raced
against Mr. Hamilton In his aero
plane M the aviation meet held here
March s. 6 and 7. were equipped
with the radio wireless telephones.
I had Mr. ]. G Arnold. assistant
chief engineer. with me. and TO my
knowledge. aa was driving one Of
tho Buick cars and SIR KTauEe the
other. and from the conversation
Mr.. Arnold carried on and which !
heard. I arm satisfied that we were
in communication with you AT your
atatlon. erected near the grand
stand. and with the other Buick car
during the entire race, and while
we were maintaining a speed OF
forty.five miles an hour, and that
every word was heard plainly.
This denomination OF this won.
derfm invention was so convincing
10 mo that am satisfied that the
radio wireless telephone Ii beyond
a question Of a doubt the greatest
OF all modern inventions, and TO my
mind viii very soon be invaluable
10 the automobile. and II Is my hope
that very shortly We Will see all
automobiles equipped with the
radio wireless telephone. Yours
very truly -
(slgned) r. @. PLUMMER.
Sales Manager Northwest Buick
Co, Retail Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

IT, WIRELESS TELEPHONE
i shleh recently came 10 the
a.. neai a. method ~ long aud
-. -, Instance communication will
-. -. ~. y De q great adjunct 10 the
49,. 4 number Of successful
-. - STATIONS have been given
=. :, automobiles travelling al the
. =. !. .alF'y miles an hour or fast.
49, she words spoken we're re-
sslr, ss Gear and distinct At the re-
siAs station.
-, 80 year the cars in the Glldaon
~ . slee tour will be enulpped
dr. ~ Z, wireless telephone and the
scsss CO.. ~ ne automobiles viii b. I'M
ys,s, .~As communication with the
~ iaclhg stations
t,s n. year the chalmers Corapauv
- ,,sssslodhced the sparkless wire.
L. ~ ,s..ssfaph. the Invention Of Or
nun,ss,,f Forrest, and wireless com.
esess-.' y. from the cars IN The
On i = ~ 'oaf viii be one Of the fact.
se,.ss 80 ne ausotqob,las star,
kur sa sa1lalry this summer on the
sess,. aaaa,Fahee test. they will be
Vii s ss BY scout ears equIpped
u sa n,,sless telegraph. ALREADY
M s,.ea has been tried out
lszrs io,. successfully This
mani like NE that Of 1909. win
sAsre ,o, through much territory
NJ a. ~. and telegraph station
~ IN ~, A wireless telegraph
mus prove OF untold VAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Salad

To make a delicious strawberry
salad arrange large ripe berries on
leaves from the heart Of the let
tuce. aud dress with a mnyonnRise
made Of the yolks Of two eggs. two
fabiespoonfuls Of lemon juice. and
an equal amount Of vinegar. one
tablespoonful each of mustard
sugar and salt. and oue and one
half oupfuls OF olive oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Beat the yolks Of 4 eggs until
light. add gradually cup Of sugar.
beat until nearly white. add tho
Juice and grated rind Of lemon.
fold In the atiffly beaten whites.
turn into n buttered baking dish.
stand II In a pan Of hot water and
bake about threequartsrs OF an
hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Nnthia6reyo
II ettorS

Dear Miss Grey-Will you please
tell me what ! can use To promote
the growth of my eyelashes7 /
have used vaselino for a while, but
It seemed to have no effect. I
have been tempted to put on pow
der and rouge. but thinking n
would ruin my complexion | have
not VIII it,
SEARCHING BEAUTY.
A.-Vaseline Is as good a remedy
as can be found 10 promote the
growth Of the eyelashes The
trouble probably is that you did
not use II long enough. No remedy
will give results unless used rega,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Dvlmouico's way % serving 40
pATagus with cheese n called an
paragus a Ia Tenainolan Boil .
lunches 81 asparagus for ~
minutes Put Ia a deep dish Ia
layers. with grated Swiss or Par
messiah cheese between Brown
slightly third 81 q chopped oaion
Of medium sire IN an ounce II
buttaF Cover tho contents of tha
dish with a. Sprin die the top 9Th
a little cheese and fresh bread
crumbs. thsn cook Tor IL minutes
IN n moderate oven 81
A slight YaFiAiinn Of this rule
leaves out the onion and calls for a
small cup Of water In which the
asparagus was cooked. fof molstcn-
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

cream for each plate. beat into
soup and serve az once
sto~ 10 Cock and Serve Pianksd
STEAK
Wipe. remove auperfiuoas fat
and parbuil seven minutes a porter
house steak or eFoaacnt q The
rump steak. cut "a inches thick
Butter a plank and arrange a bot.
der ~ POTATOES ciuaa 20 edge. using
a pastry bag and tubs Remove
steak 20 plank. put in a bot oven
and bake until steak II cooked and
potatoes arc Drowned sprEad
steak with butter. sprinkle with
salt. pepper aud finely chopped
parsley Garnlsh top ~ steak with
sagfed mushroom caps and put
aFoand steak AZ equal diNfancea
halves ~ small tomatoes Hnutsd Ia
butter. and co top ~ each tomato
a clrcsiaF slice % cucumber. OF you
can serve snail hulicd onions. the
tiny ones. seasoned with batter.
pepper. salt. peas. dices of carrots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
s~es, strs~berrr shorteaks.

Two cups flour. y cup sugar. 4
teaapoonfula baking powder. a tea.
spoon salt. few grains Of nutmeg
SIT twice. work IN 10 cup Of butter
and y tableapoonfuis lard. then
add ! cgE vol beaten and l-s cup
milk. Cook until top is well
Drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Cut Y pound 81 cheese into
small pieces. mix with one cup Of
bread crumbs. add / cup OF aealdcd
milk. beaten yolks OF eggs and
I tablespoonful OF butter season
with salt and cayenne. Add beaten
whites OF eggs and bake in a but.
tered dish 20 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
strawberry Acid

Add "a ounces u tartnrie acid
~ ) quart Of water aud pour over
y pounds berries. Let stand "a
hours and strain To ] pint OF
Juice add Y pounds " sugar STIR
until sugar % melted. then bottle
WIN keep indefinitely Requires
no cooking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

prepared tapioca. Crush the straw
berries and add plenty 0f sugar
aud when the tapioca has been
boiled sufficiently take Il from the
stove and STIR the crushed berries
into a. Serve cold with cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Pineapple Iemonade.

Make a strip by boiling I pint
water and cup sugar 10 minutes,
Add ! pineapple. grated. and juice
of 3 lemons. Cool and add quart
Ice water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
sand~Iehes for sunday NIaht Tea.

oandWIehes TOT Sunday NIght Tea.
One i0-cent bottle stuffed olives.
/ scent package Neufchatel cheese.
ID cup English walnuts Chop
olives and nuts rather fine. mix
with cheese and moisten with table
sauce Spread between thin
crackers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

@f@W&NfFN &ftAf8Aa
A breakfast dish that has novelty
TO recommend Il N tho aabsrry
omelst To The beaton FOLKS uf
Z eggs add / tablespoonful 81 sugar.
: tabisspoonfuls grange Juice and a
lsttle grated orange peel Fold In
thc whipped whites Of tho eggs
and Try IN sell butt.rsa ran
Spread with strawberry jam Of pro
serves. fold and turn on = het dish.
surrounded - fresh fruit. and
sprinkle with powdered sugar
Tomato Cream Soup With whipped
Cream.
Strain I quart Of canned tomR.
toes through a fine siave seaia
thoroughly Heat large cups
swscf milk Until piping ho, Melt
: level tsbleapoumfula batter In a
saucepan. Into this put Level
tahlesp0onfuis Of flour and blend
thoroughly. Add 10 this the bot
milk and stir until thicksned iust
before serving time put level
teaHpDonf9l of soda Into strained
tomato and add the fhickenod milk
Ehlie the tomato - fnAming. stir.
ring thoroughly Season with salt
and a little cayenne and strain.
Add tablespoonful IT whipped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21


Dear Mas Gray.-f would like 20
know how Mark Twain got his name
and what II means
LOUIS KESsLER.
A.-wheu Samuel Clemens MARK
Twain was young man. he worked
on boats plying Mp and down the
Mississippi river. and many 81 his
stories Of river life are incidents
which happened during that period
lie used the nom de plume Mark
Twain" IN writing his stories, and
finally adopted Il entirely.
MARK Twain" Is a marine term
used I'm hcaving the lead In sound
ingA.
The following explanation ~ the
calls OF the man who throws the
lead f. from the Louisville Post II
win be interesting Go all rivcrmen
and TO many landsmen. The GUS
tomary weight Of lead is five
pounds. and the measurement ~
the line begins whore II is fixed 20
the lead: then IL runs In feet, FOR
instance. 3 feet. 4 feet. and so on
until the t0-foot notch Is reached.
After that tho words quarter less
twain" ring out. which indicate 1914
feet Then mark twain" means ~
feet. "quartsT twain" indicates 1871
feet, half twain" 10 feet then
comes quarter less three" 81 feot
quarter less four" 22ih feet. mark
four" "a feet. and the next call II
mo bottom" for that ~ enough
water 10 float any kind of river
craft The and i0-foot marks on
the line nre indicated by bits Of red
flannel. and all other marks by
Ianther pieces cut In various shapes
that are Understood by the man
''heaving" tho lead, on towboats
the lead line" Is carried on the
boat OF barge I'm front OF the tow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Strawberry Tsplocs.

Make the fapiocn according 10
the recipe given Gu the package OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

larry for a sufficient length Of time
A busting over Of the face with a
little good powder 20 take off any
unpleasant shininess will do no
harm. bat the excessive plaHtering
OF tbs face with powders certainly
would ruin the complexion The
uss OF rouge lie not 20 be advised
under any circumstances. az even
n harmless II never dcceivos and
ls In no way a mark Of beauty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

OFFICES, III First Hv Cnion block
between Cherry and Colombia sta.
Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Save Your Teeth nov

Euu FeNn d dollar.
us make e dollar and
loses two dollars when
No 90 your dental
work We work for
prices rnu cnn pay
OprG evenings until q
aud sunday until q
Tor pr1plo who wurk
offices establish "A
eighteen years and
not ~ she Com hiua.
BROWN DENTAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
IT4R{2@I:lU07
SUNDAY MENU.

.
e SUNDAY MENU. .
q
= Breakfast q
q Grapefruit a
. Toasted Corn Flakes with q
. Cream q
. Strawberry Omslot .
o broIied Bacon Mgffins q
. Coffee .
4
= Dinner. =
q Tomato Cream Soup with .
y Whipped Cream q
n Celery .
\ Planked Steak .
. Mashed Potatoes .
= French Peas .
b Delmouic0 Asparagus q
D Strawberry Salad .
. Lemon souffls waters =
4 Coffee .
. Supper. .
q Cheese Fonda q
h sand Nichea q
. Radlshsa .
. Cake Pineapple Lemonade .
- 49, 49, - - - =. - - - - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Dear Miss Grey Would you
please settie an argument by
answering the following query ?
II someone IL dared 10 stand on
bis head and refuses 20 do SO. II he
taking the dars3 J. A. M.
Al he dared TO and did not,
be, Of course. would not be taking
the daro--and a very foolish and
sGnsaless dare Il would be AZ that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Wireless Telephones Now
For Automobile Enthusiasts

In announcing the progress Of
the coutestiug cars. reporting
accidents or breakdOwnB and
supplying news OF ths tour. I'll
This has all been made pos FS
tihle through the wireless tel -
egFnph Instruments Invented
BY DR.. De Forrest
Plans are now being made 10 au-
persede the telegraph Uith the tels-
phone on the cars Of the Gilddsn
tour. This will do away with the
necessity OF carrying the special
apparatus. 40 that every chauffeur
can be his own operator and VIII
merely have SO speak into the trans
mitter o. the wireless telephone
TO be In constant communication
with the wireless telephone sta
tons along the route OF the tour.
From the number Of remarkable
demonstrations with the wireless
telephone recently made BY DR. DE
Forrest. the use Of the instruments
on the automobile will soon be
come as practicable as the carry.
ing of the wireless telegraph equip
ment
I Hertzlan waves. which carry the
sounds Of the voice through space,
I travel At the rate OF 10000 miles
per second. and therefore u makes
no difference whether the sending
station Is moving az a rapid rate or
standing still. since the speed OF q
mile a minute against this 10000
miles per second amounts TO prae'
tically nothing
In recent yenrs many attempts
have been made to communicate by
wireless from moving automobiles
but such experiments have been
nothing more than interesting tests
The Chalmers Company In eollab-
Grafton with Dr. De Forrest. have
al last succeeded in making the use
Of the wireless telegraph practi
cable on the automobile. and the
telegraph Is soon 10 be followed BY
the wireless telephone
/ n seems almost uncanny 70 De
able 70 converse with distant points
while speeding over the roads al q
break neck pace. yet this is what u
IN store for the automobile enthusi'
asst.
DR. Lee De Forrest. the famous
wireless engineer and inventor o.
the wireless telephone, has signed
contract with the North American
Wireless Corporation. whereby ~
Of his inventions will divert to this
company. This corporation IN
tends 20 make a specially Of install
ing wireless telephones on automo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Victoria and Vancouver and Return.
One and onefhird fare. good
going May 2i-24. inclusive: good
returning until May goth.
Canadian Pacific ny.
No. Geo First Av. see
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and the man that operates ~ calls
out 20 another man some 80 feet
nearer the steamer, and this man re-
peain 1t to another. and 80 on n
travels until Il reaches the pilots
ear. and he handles his charge 20
suit the necessities 81 the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

cream Tor each plate. beat into
soup and serve AZ once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Dear Mas Gray.--I would like 20
know how Mark Twain got his name
and what II means
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-14
BELDENVlLLE

F. A. Severance was Hudson
visitor last Monday.
Abner Fenton and family visited
friends in Ellsworth last Sunday.
Miss Gotchman from East Els
worth is sewing for Mrs. Osen this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith of Min
neapoIis is visiting at James brakes
this week.
Franklin Knapp is doing paper
ing for several families south of
Ellsworth.
r achael Junkman from River
Falls visited friends in town the
first of the week.
Floyd, Milton and Dan Greeley
returned from their trip up north
last Thursday night.
James Drake and wife, and F. A.
Severance and wife visited at ohm
Flanders, near Ellsworth, last Sun
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-14
Scenes in a Union Depot

A large audience greeted the
home talent production of the play
"Scenes in a Union Depot" given
in Thelander's hall last evening un-
der the auspices of the Firemen and
directed by Miss Luella q. Drake.
The ticket sale amounted to about
Sis.
Individually the actors carried
their parts through in excellent
style. The depot master kept the
station ship-shape and proved an un-
usu ally obliging railroad employee.
The bootblack and newsboy were
truly characteristic. "Jonsey" try
ing to transfer the care of a baby,
which had been left with him FOR
a few moments" by its mother, was
one of the best laughs. Miss
Piper's" success in landing "Mr.
Armstrong" and incidentally his
four unruly children, was highly
entertaining. "Josiah Potter" made
the hit of the evening with his OBJ
servances on city life. "Mr. and
Mrs. Martindale," the exacting wife
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-14
Notice to Cement
Walk Contractors

Notice is hereby given, that the
City Council of the City of River
Falls will on the fifth day of May,
A. D. 1910, at the hour OF eight
O'Clock P. NJ, at the City Clerk S
office in said city receive proposals
for constructing such cement walks
as may be ordered the present sea-
son. All such walks are to be con-
structed in strict accordance with
the specifications heretofore adopt
ed by the City of River Falls and
now on file in the office of the City
Clerk.
All proposals to be enclosed in
sealed envelopes endorsed PRO
posals for Cement Walks" and de-
livered to the City Clerk on or be-
fore 8 O'Clock P. NJ. May 8, 1910.
Proposals for constructing cement
crosswalks will also be received at
the same time.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to
accept bids for either crosswalks or
sidewalks separately. Address,
ALLEN P. WELD,
April IL, 1910. City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-14
NORMAN o. FORSYTH

Norman O. Forsyth, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Forsyth of this city.
died April s, at Spokane, Wash.
He was born August /, 1878 in Mar
tell and has resided in River Falls
practically ever since. Mr.. Forsyth
went to Spokane two weeks ago
last Monday where he intended to
take a position as fireman on an
engine, but he was temporarily en-
ployed as a switchman in the rail-
road yards. The cause of his
death has not as yet been ascer-
tanned, but it is supposed he was
injured in the switching yards. He
leaves a wife and infant son to
mourn his departure. The remains
arrived here Tuesday evening and
the funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of his par
ents, Rev. G. A. Bird conducting
the services.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-14
For SALE-My bay mare. ]. G..

For SALE-My bay mare. ]. G.
West.
The Ilwaco Springs resort will
open May LIST.
Fishing tackle-all kinds-at
Lund's Hardware.
Samuel Hoen of St. Paul visited
friends in the city Monday.
We have full stock of Black Cat
Hosiery, at R. N. Jensen & Sons.
j. H. Rogers has rented the house
on Spring street, soon to be vacated
by Fred Covers.
The speaking contest in school
district No. 2 will be held in the
Randall school house on Friday
evening, April 20. The following
schools will be represented: gDis-
tricts No. 8, I, 5, 6, 7,8 and 9, River
Falls; it. Dist. No. 8, River Falls;
Districts No. 4 and Trimbelle.
Admission Is cents.
Report all items of interest to
this office. They will be appreci-
ated and each item will help make
the paper that much more interest
ing. We can not get all the news
but by your help we can get the
lions share and that is what we
wish to do. We want all the news
f11 of'cs ]1aurc