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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14
Yes, He Was All Riuht.

George r. Sims account of forget
ting his own address and having to
look it up in the telephone directory
was capped by a friend Of mine, says
a writer in the London Sphere, who
told a story of a man trying to tell him
from what he had been suffering. Il
have been very ILL.," he said, with
with-wlth'- and could get no fur
Their. And then suddenly it came to
him, with loss of memory. But"
he added, I'm all right now"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14

In addition to this another set of
prizes will be awarded on per cent
of merit of all five entries, scored
as follows: Ten ears 20 per cent;
bushel IS per cent; yield 80 per cent:
set of accounts 25 per cent. Prizes
First $35 90. d SIS. 90.
Third $40. 90.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14

In addition to this another set of
prizes will be awarded on per cent
of merit of all five entries, scored
as follows: Ten ears 10 per cent;
bushel 20 per cent; yield 80 per
cent; story Is per cent and set Of
accounts Is per cent. Prizes-First
SIS 90. Second SIS 90. Third
$40. 90.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14

No. 2. Conditions.

(a1 Each person who enters con-
test must raise one acre of corn
Acre must be measured sometime
during summer by some member of
the committee.
(b) Each person must furnish
his own seed. The Ellis worth High
school has a limited supply of seed
at So 90 per bushel. Seed can be
obtained from ]: w Jung Seed Co.,
Randolph, Wis L L. Olds Seed
Co., Madison, Wis. Write Prof R.
A. Moore, Madison, or Pierce Coun-
ty Order, Ellsworth, for information.
(c) Contestants must exhibit at
the County Fair 10 ears of corn. (c)
and (d) must be in place first day
of Fair.
(d) Contestant must exhibit one
bushel $50 lbs } of corn.
(e) A set of accounts showing
the net profit and a statement of the
yield in pounds must be exhibited
at the Mid Winter Corn Show to be
held at Ellsworth, Dec, 1914.
Accounts and yield must be certi-
fed % by two neighbors who are
not relatives. These neighbors
may be selected by person entering
contest subject to the approval of
the committee. Accounts to be fig.
ured as follows Rent of land SIS 90
Seed 81 90 per bushel. Labor per
hour Is cents. Man and team per
hour 40 cents. Man and horse per
hour Is cents. Use of machinery
So 90. Manure per load SO cents.
Husking corn per bushel 10 cents.
Other items figured at cost.
CD All persons entering contest
agree to enter all four departments.
No premiums to be paid until all
four entries are made.
(g) The ten ears that are ex-
hibited remain the property of the
exhibitor. The bushel of corn how
ever becomes the property of the
association to help pay costs.
(h) Contestants must sign the
following contract and send to w.
w. Clark, Ellsworth, before plant
ing corn. Your name will then be
entered as a contestant and a copy
of the rules and contract will be re
turned to you,
Contract.
I hereby signify my desire to en-
ter the Acre Corn Contest and do
agree to all conditions and rules
given above.
Signed
Address
Names of persons to certify to
yield and accounts, not relatives:
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ACRE CORN CONTEST
To be Held al the Pierce County Fair, Sept.
20. "a, rs, 1914.

For CONTESTANTS OVER Il YEARS
OF AGE.
No. /. To Whom the Contest Is
Open.
All persons of Pierce and St.
Croix Counties oyer Il at the time
of signing contract may enter con-
test.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14
Effective Covering.

"When the train bandit was cap
tured was be covered with confnsion"
mo. sir: with the train crews re-
v~olvers." Baltimore American.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14

He who will not reason is a bigot;
he who cannot is a fool: lie who dares
not is a slave Byron.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-14
Left.

"Have you," asked the judge of a
recently convicted man, anything to
offer the court before sentence is
passedY
"No, your honor" replied the pris-
oner my lawyer took my last far
thing."-London Tit-Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
The Confessions
sseeeee of a Wife
MOLLIE'S SECRET

Hattersly came In and Sallie intro.
duccd him to mo lie rat down at
the table with us, and when mon.
toned that I had not been able 10
tell YOU | was coming out there To
dinner he said IN tell you what
To do You two girls come and dine
with me at the hotel. Then can
take YOU out To your brothers aft.
erward' Sallie said she had nm on
gagcment. but that need not deter
me from going. and after IA little |
said ! would 40 and he could call
for me at the house. | wanted TO
change my dress. you know. When
| saw you and Dick | was 30 afraid
he would get there before we left
| knew II he did that Dick would
make an awful fuss"
we did see him. Mollie. and
Dick told him YOU could not keep
the engagement"
Was Dick terribly angry" ask,
ed Mollie. sitting up In bed ana
looking at me with fear-laden eyes.
Yes, dear. at first he was, but
told him that II probably hap
/ 1'Nfu III lhNA AAA' NAf ~ -
scribed. and decided YOU should
go with us to dinner and you would
probably tell mo all about II.
Il am glad you got me. Margie.
for | don't mind telling you was
awfuliy scared when II came To me
what was doing: but. you see. his
car is so grand and he IN Just as
pleasant as he can be and ! wanted
To eat some artichokes."
What | asked In astonishment.
why. you know. have heard so
much about artichokes. and ] made
up my mind II went To dinner
with Mr.. iIattersly would order
them"
Was so glad that | let Moliic
order the artiehokes ut the hotel,
for she has found out HOW DIS
APPOINTING THE FRUIT OF
SOME ANTICiPATIONS CAN BE.
After alt u 10 curiosity more than
"eussedness" that gesn most OF US
into trouble. and the worat OF u is
that curiosity 10 born In us--a nat
uraI trait--and "eussedness" has 70
be acquired.
Ito BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
CHAPTER XIV

Didn't We have good time ."
said Mollic az she snugglcd up "a
mo IN bed. for We were sleeping to
gothcr after our little dinner down
town
In few minutes she asked
"Madge, are you asleep"
No. dear"
Il want TO toll YOU something.
IAN right. 40 ahead"
You won't think I'm awfully
wickedf"
Nothing. my dear child. would
make mo think you were awfuily
wicked. | might think YOU we're
ignorant and foolish. but We are all
that at times. no matter how old We
get"
"oh. Madge. you're such dear
You seem 60 see things from such
a broad viewpoint. | would not
dare tell mother what | tried "a
do for didn't do Il. after all. You
see. after mother got that tele
gram that Uncle John was sick she
was all up In the air She tele,
phoned Dad and he told her they
could take the next train.
What shall do with Mollie7
| heard her ask over the phone.
I can go over with Madgc and
Dick ! answered quickly. and
she seemed relieved.
"She was so worried about Uncle
tina, she didn't think any more
about me. You know. Madge. tina,
mother 10 one OF those one-lde 4
women. She is never able to work
out anything big. She 10 so com
plesely enGrossed with one or two
details Of H."
Lots OF people are like that. Mol
lie. Probably your mother expected
you TO telephone us
Well. after mother went away
did try to get you on the telephone
but could not. Then | thought
would go downtown and do n little
shopping and after that I'd 80 out
To your place for dinner.
Downtown | met Sallls WARRIOR
ton and We went into that new tea
place for something to eat. as
had had no lunch.
While We were In there Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
PHOTO
PLAYS

The I.eper's Coat" Is a Phillips
SmRlley Rex drama that deals with
Christian Science. The physician
wife fears the life In her husbands
sanitarium. and. when his friend In
vltes the two 10 his apartment. she
tells her story TO the friend aud
asks him to take her away.
lie Ia loyal to her husband. In
revenge the wife gives him a leper' =
coat when next the friend calls AT
the sanitarinm. and fear takes pos
session OF the friend. Crsxsd. he
wanders abroad until a Christian
Scientist takes him in and quie,s
his fear. y.
There are three other subjects at
the Class A until Saturday night
Soldiers OF Fortune" In six
parts. with Dustin Farnum In tho
lead, will be offered nj the Mel.
bourne. starting next Sunday.
Just Kids" at the Alhambra I'M
I'll Sunday night. IL a two-part play
acted wholly hy children Willie
elopss with his lady fair and they
20 West. Their adventures there
are thrilling. II Is a comedy drama.
"A Freak Temperance Wave
shows how Max and Bob. after they
have been given up by the local
temperance society. are reformed
when they meet animals escaped
from a visiting circus. There Is an
other subject on the program.
Pickles. Art and SauerkTaut. n
tvo-part yItagraph comedy at the
Dream until Saturday night, IL a
fanciful adventure OF a poor artist
who wins a homo when he wins a
widows heart. His art and the
wife's deiicatessen shop mix Ike
oil and water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

Night.
The Scots OF Seattle and their
friends will celebrate Mt tho Moore
theatre Friday evening with n con.
cert in honor Of the ib5th annivcr.
sary OF the birth OF their national
poet. Robert Burns.
When n mere stripping. Burns
went north from Ayrshire TO Kin.
cardineshire. from which latter
county in Scotland his ancestors
emanated. 10 visit some OF his rcia
lives. One day he went fishing IN
q stream which ran through the pre-
serves Of Lord Monbuddo. and while
thus engaged the proprietor came
upon Burns and ordered him off
At this Burns Indignantly threw his
rod into the stream. and turning
round to his lordship. remarked:
Your waters wee. your nsh are rna'
There's my rod. and EOb's ava
Lord Monbuddo made inquiries
about the lad. and later was the
first to welcome Burns on his vlslt
to Edinburgh.
The Vancouver Pipers' society
band will arrive Friday morning
from Vancouver for the concert that
evening. and at noon viii parade
tina. down town streets.
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Boys Suits

$500 Boys Suits.
serges and mixtures.
S2.3O.
$3.50 Boys Suits.
serges and mixtures. at
S2.79.
$3.50 Boys over
coats. in tweeds. gray
and brown mixtures. at
s3.79.
$3.50 Boys over
coats. sizes Is 20 II, at
SO. 40.
$500 and $3.50 Chill.
dren's Russian Blouse
Suits. ages 3 TO 3, Mt
S2.9S.
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Trimmings

Fancy Brnids. In dark
blue. red. bronze. pink.
pale blue. white. black
and ccru. Starr-Mac'
Pherson price 25c 20
soc. your choice Tor
Tic.
silk Braids. In black
brown, white. red. pale
blue and pink. Starr
Macpherson values w
to i5c. at &c.
Values up TO f0c nj
1tc.
Small limo OF fancy
Fringe and Cushion
Lace. Starr-MacPherson
values 25c and 35c. at
DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
Complete Report
of Market Today

Noticeable among the late ar
rivals on the street today Is n large
supply of Florida strawberries. The
fruit has an excellent flavor, and
bears n splendid color. The price
ranges from 65 to 70 cents a quart
box.
The egg situation remains the
same today. Another change may
come before the end OF the week,
though.
Price. paid producers FOR vegetables
aud fruit
Corrected daily by J. W. Goodwin g. Col
Apples local cooking ... IS " l25
Yakima potatoes ..s.....2Rp 90 Wefo0
white river potatoes co.. $500 $500
Onions .................. ,O8h
onions. green ....s..s.s. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, lndi-
gestion. Sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from a torpid liver
and constipated bowels, which cause
your stomach to become filled with
undigested food. which .sours and
ferments like garbage in a swill
barrel. That's the. first step to I'M
told misery - indigestion. foul
gases. bad breath, yellow skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
ING WILL TALK

Henry King OF the firm of King
Brothers Co. will tell the members
OF the Salesmanship club of the Y.
NJ. c. A. tomorrow night just how
much of figure dress and the per
sonal appearance OF the salesman
cut in selling goods.
The Salesmanship club has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29
BAILIFF IS DEAD

Scores OF friends OF Topping s.
Wlnchell. 70, fNniliarly known as
Tip" police court bailiff for L.
years. heard with a shock the news
OF his death from heart failure yes.
terday at his rooms. 725 24tk av.
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Laces and Embroideries

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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR RALLY

A rally of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society of the
city will be held Friday at the West
minister church. Broadway and Co
lumbia. The meeting viii be ad-
dressed by Rev. c. A. Killie.
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14(o ftsuefy that rafes whits Toa
- 10 Poisonous drugs 20 swaiio~.
y eNk symsch or div~stiv. troaeIe.
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YOU'RE BILIOUS AND CONSTIPATED!
LIVER IS SLUCCISH-DIME A BOX

mental fears, everything that is hor-
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tonight will surely straighten you
out by MORNING. 10-cent box will
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make you feel cheerful and bully
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Don't forget your children-their
little insides need a good, gentle.
cleansing, too. occasionally.
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RESIDENCE THEATRES

At the Home Until Friday
Treasure Island" three-reel
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edy.
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DOWNTOWN THEATRES
Clemuer All Week

CIemmer All Week
"Cheisea $780," Famous Players
feature.
Class A Until Saturday Night
THE Man Who Lied" two-part
Victor drama: The Option"
drama: "A Deuce and Two Pair"
Powers comedy. n Leper's Coat.
Rex drama.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
The Temple OF the Lion" two
part Sclig drama. His Excel
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Cupid" vitagraph comedy.
Dream Until Saturday Night
The Necklace OF Rsmeses, ="
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Art and Sauerkraut." two-part Vita
graph comedy.
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
"Withering Roses Beauty
drama: Divorce" two-reci Bron-
cho drama: Little Bibles Tri.
| uFUUn. htNNlDftF 'HhAFNF -
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Grand Until Saturday Night
Mutual Weekly No. b6: Jack 4
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Romance OF Sunshine Alley" X. B.
drama.
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"The Lure OF New York four
reel Underworld drama; "A Money
| Romance" comedy.
AIhambra Until Sunday Night
"a Doctors Deceit" two-part Imp
drama; Just Kids" two-part Eclair
comedy.drama; "A Freak Temper
ance Wave" Joker comedy.
( Tilikun Today
! THE inspectors story" two.reel
Lubin; "Bunny's Mistake" Vita.
eraph comedy. Conscience and
the Umpire" selig
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Tilikum Today

THE Inspectors Story" two-reel
Lubln; 'Bunny's Mistake, Vita
graph comedy: Coincidence and
the Umpire" Selig
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Colonial Until Saturday Night
The Temple OF the Lion, two
mart Solig drama. His Excel.
Iency," Lnbin drama: Timing
Cupid" Vitagraph comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

"A Doctors Deceit" two-part Imp
drama; Just Kids" two-part Eclair
comedy.drama; "A Freak Temper
ance Wave" Joker comedy.
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CleT1mcF ~ WIEN
Chelsea 1850" Famous Players
feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

Dream Until oatuTuST N'SHt
The Necklace OF Harnesses,
three part Edison drama. Pickles,
Art and Sauerkraut." two-part vita
graph comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

IN nom.
Hssafts are
Suys sar and
vsiferm-no |
rvvprssxrri-
- whatever
vspcsaAsy and
~ uni can not
rb q vHsh cd
- aann de-
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VENTILATION FRgr-cALI ~
POSSIBLE
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Melbourne Until Saturday Night

Mutual Weekly No. &c." Jacks
Hoodoo." Majestic comedy; "Adrift
in a Big city" Tanhauser drama ::
Romance OF Sunshine Alley" X. B.
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-29

Circuit Until Saturday Night
THE Lure OF New York four
reel Underworld drama; "A Money
Romance" comedy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-16
Democratic Candidate For Prosecuting
Attorney

Charles l.. Bermont, the Democratic
candidate for prosecuting attorney
needs no Introduction to the people of
Knox county. He formerly resided at
Fredericktown. In his younger days
he taught school and filled the Office of
mayor of his home town. He was elect
ed clerk of the courts and filed the Of
flee in an exceedingly satisfactory man
ner for two terms. While filling this
office he devoted his evenings and all
other spare time to a study Of the law
and passed a highly creditable examin-
alton for admission to t;,e bar. Upon
retiring from the Office OF clerk OF
courts, Mr.. Bernt mt opened an Office
in Mt. Vernon for the practice of law.
He is well equipped to fill the Office OF
prosecuting attorney.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-10-16
IN HAMLET, VILLAGE AND BIG TOWN,
CROWDS GATHER TO HEAR GOVERNOR
COX TELL ABOUT NEW ORDER IN OHIO"
SINCE POLITICAL BOSS LOST HIS JOB

ernor, I've got four sons and two
sons-in-law, and reckon they'll vote
for you, too"
A high salaried official who had
heard the governor speak to several
western Ohio towns introduced him
self at the station in Lima
Opposition Is LYING
Governor. I see now that the op-
position has been doing lot Of lying
about you. had told myself that you
were one of two things Either the
greatest governor Ohio had ever had,
or else the greatest and slickest crook
that ever sat in the governors chair.
Your story of what has been accom-
rlished for humanity and Justice un-
der your administration ought to con-
vince any fair-minded man that Ohio
has made wonderful advances during
the last two years"
A mill employe at Alliance pushed
himself through the crowd to the gov
ernor's auto, just as the governor was
about to start for Canton.
The mans right hand had been hor.
ribly mangled He stuck out his left.
God bless you, governor" he said,
as tears trickled down his cheeks.