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BANK ROBBERS GET
79s MINIMUM SENTENCE
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we met fellow, whose name 1 I'M
derstand is Uthus, and he said to us
You're out little late, aren't you
boys. Issaid Yes, little" That
was about. 1 or o'clock in the morn
ing We rode on up through North
Clifton and on past the Clifton Water
Go-apany's pump station, and about
miles beyond Sardine, and there.
we made our first stop, hobbled our
horses and walked up on to little
knoll and divided our loot..5
1fTWe hadn't been there but a little
while when we heard the noise of
horses travelling, and looked ups and
saw a posse Of IL men riding as fast.
as they could. We, of course, had
an. idea they were. officers. and we
decided to stay there that day.
About dusk we saddled up and
started out in the. same direction the,
place they call Fritz we saw the
horses of the posse, but didn't. see
any officers We rode on and finally
reached the place of old man ! Hale,
the father of my partner We had
breakfast and then told the old man
what we had done and gave him the
bag of silver and the A guns we had.
1--WE then took to the mountains to
keep lookout, and hadn't been there
long until We looked. up and saw
the posse again coming our way.
There were thirteen of them in the
bunch We went down to the house
rat night for supper and again went
to- the mountains and stayed until the
next morning. During the day we
saw the posse coming back. We.
were close enough to them to have
picked every one of them of if we
had wanted to, but we didn't want
to do any harm to anyone, so laid
low awhile and then went to the
house again to- eat. 49, t<zgs, /
I'VE stayed there at the old mans
place about ten days, when decided
to- leave, and old man Hale brought
in a horse and shod it and gave it to,
me. I started out one night about
one O'Clock and after riding four days
I.found So. myself near Magdalena,
New Mexico. caught up with a
Mexican freighter and dismounted
and got on the wagon with him. OF
course, I didn't tell him anything, but
when we got to Magdalena 1 gave
him the horse and outfit, and wrote
him out bill of sale for it.. I didn't
have any gun as I didn't want any.
l stayed at the hotel in Magdalena I'M
til the next day, when I boarded a
train for Roaring Springs, Texas.
when got to Roaring Springs
changed my name to Smith and after
a few days I went over to Wichita
Falls, where got to drinking, etc.,
and among other things 1 did was to
give a dance for the bunch, where
champagne flowed like water, and 1;
gave each of the walters twenty
dollar gold piece as a tip. The next
day / was still drinking and took a
notion to buy an automobile, and did
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-02-05
\ Labor Takes Inning.

The much looked for labor legisla-
ton made its appearance, last Satur-
day when Senator Claypool, of J., ella
county, in the house introduced a bill
patterned after, the Legislation here
tofore known as the Kinney bill and
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The following information con-
corning the state tax levy, showing
the reduction in taxes to be raised
in Pierce County for strictly state
p 1rposes, has been given out from
tie Governor office: State taxes
paid by Pierce County for 1914 10
meet the tax levy amounted to
ST. O97 So. For 1915, the amount
paid will be $34,821.74, reduction
Of $6,275.94.
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By virtue Of judgement of partition and
sale made in the above entitled action on the
18th day Of September. A. D. 1919, the SUB
scdfbng sheriff Of Pierce County. Wisconsin
will sell alt the front door Of the City Hall If
the city Of RIVER Falls. Pierce County, Wis
cOnsin, on the 10Th. da4 Of-NoyemOer a. D.
1915 st 200 O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day the real estate described by said judg
ment to be sold and described therein as
follows The North one-half of the South
II est quarter and the Northwest quarter OF
the Southeast quarter Of Section fourteen QD
Township Twenty-seven en- North, Of Range
Eighteen 49, West Pierce County, Wiscon
sin.
Dated September 26th.. 1915.
Martin Kjelsted Sheriff OF Pierce County
Wisconsin.
w 2. Knowles, PLAINTIFFS attorney
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At Gladstone Hotel, River Falls,
Tuesday and wednesday, Nov. 1924.

DR.. Roberts relieves all eye
strain that causes headache, diz-
ziness, floating spots, nervousness,
sore and inflamed eyes cross-eyes,
cataract, etc. without drugs or
pain. Not eXcelled by ocular med
zeal science.
All cases examined by electric
skiascopy, revealing he slightest
errors Of refraction as well as any
diseased or abnormal condition Of
the eyes.
Glasses made that WILL fit the
most difficult case. New lenses put
in old frames if desired. Lenses
replaced from prescription number
furnisher to every patient; a COM
plete record being kept of every
case. Artificial eyes furnished.
Special attention given to the
relief of all nervous tOubres which
come irritation of the vital nerve
centers caused from uncorrected
eye-strain. where the wearing Of
properly fitting glasses will re
lieye the condition.
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GILMAN

+ :....:..,...
There was a turkey rattle at Hans
Anderson's Sunday.
Clifford Hanson has bought a
driving horse Of Ben Bjornstad.
Mrs. S. E. Moen and children of
East Ellsworth and C. 0. Bunes
spent Sunday at Ed. O. Bunes'.
Mrs. S. E. Moen and children Of
East Ellsworth are visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. O Bune.
Mrs. Clara Mathison attended the
marriage Of her sister, Miss Mamie
Howde, and Donald Reed, both Of
Woodville, Saturday.
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School
Supplies
AT
t A G G A r T S
The Rexaa Store
T A G G A R T
The Rexali Store

Thee. Smith and family have been
occupying rooms at the home Of DR..
and Mrs ]. A. Mack since the fire.
They will move onto Mr.. Smiths
farm on the Ellsworth road, recently
occupied by VIM. Peirce and family.
| The Peirces are moving into Mrs.
Nels Jenson's house on w. Cascade
avenue.
FOR SALE-House and barn and
Il lots. P. Hastert. Phone 372.
adv.
FOR SALE-During the week be-
ginning Nov. 15-One steel range,
one dining-room SET, three bed
room sets, chairs, tables, book
cases, rugs, curtains and household
| furnishings OF all kinds. Also ODDS
and ends Of clothing, kitchen uten-
silS, etc. 10 be sold as rummage.
Mrs. Gertrude Follans bee. adv
The Wisconsin State Journal, in
reviewing this seasons high school
football, says that Lacrosse, New
Richmond and River Falls are all
ccntenders for the northern circuit,
but that River Falls cannot be CON
sidered in a class with the other
two because she has won. only from
weaker teams. We admit that
against the high schools Of La
Crosse, Eau Claire or Chippewa
Falls River Falls would stand a
very poor show, bat we do believe
that the locals are every biz as
good as New Richmond. The State
Journal bases New Richmord'S
strength on the New Richmond
report of victory over TIE River
Falls normal. The reporter care
fully ommited to mention that it
was the normal second and third
string men who played last Satur-
day and that it took the strenuous
CO operation of the New Richmond
officials to swing the victory. The
New Richmond boys, we are told,
play fast, clean game, and their
captain, Lynch is a marvel for
speed. A game between River Falls
and New Richmond would be a
battle royal, could it be staged with
out the we'll known hook or crook"
methods Of the New Richmond ath-
letic mentors.
Mrs. Haskel's program last Fri
day evening would undoubtedly have
been much more appreciated had she
given the selections from David
Harum" and the dialect readings
for which she is best known. Her
Interpretation Of the play, Equality
Street" was very good, however.
and held the close attention Of the
large audience, Strickland w. Gil
lilan, who is known as the worlds
1Ot ClIlOOI uUIIIOI 1917 Will DC IlCl = LtC.AC
Monday evening and we will all
want to hear him. lie contributes
articles featured in the Ladies Home
Journal and other leading national
publications, and his lectures are
said to be even more clever than his
writings. At the last number the
patrons Of the Peoples Lecture
Course were all on hand III time for
the opening. Let us continue to
make it a point not to disturb the
performance by coming in late. Be
there not later than $40.
| presume students realize the
value of their eyes, Do not injure
them by overwork. Get a pair of
rest glasses of DR.. Clough, the re-
liable physician, eye and nerve
specialist, Hotel Gladstone, Nov.
16.-adv
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BORN

CARISCH-In this city, Thursday
Nov 4, 1915, to Mr.. ana Mrs. Emil
Carisch. daughter,
SKOGMO-In this city, Friday,
Nov.~5, 1915, to Senator and Mrs.
Geo. B. SSkogmo, a daughter,
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CONGREGATIONAL


The Committee of Supply and the
Official Board of the Congregation.
al church have invited Mr.. Spencer
! to act as temporary Pastor, until
Mr. Serl, the Pastor elect, arrives.
Next Sunday morning Mr.. Spen-
Ger will fill the pulpit by exchang-
i7g with Rev. Mr. Tourtellot, OF
Hudson. This will be of interest
in view of the approaching Rey-
burn meetings.
The Mission Study Glass will
have meeting Thursday evening
of next week in the social rooms OF
the church In connection with this
meeting will be the organization OF
a class of Expert Endeavorers
and all Endeavorers who wish to
Join this class are invited to meet
with the Mission Study class at this
time.
The Who So Ever Sunday school
class have a social meeting this
evening at the church. The long
promised supper to be furnished
and served by the men in the class
is at last being realized A bust
ness session will constitute one
feature of this meeting.
The Endeavorers are glad to see
that Charles Hines has returned
Some time ago he was called TO his
home at Boonville, diana, because
the serious illness of his father.
Charles reports that his father is
much improved.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Next Sunday is the Worlds Tenn.
p9rance Sunday and the pastor will
speak at the morning service, 1l:00
a. M, on the subject, Degrading
Souls" In the evening the Sunday
schools of the city are to unite in
presenting a union program at the
M. E. church. All are invited to
attend these services.
Rayburn and Laraway, the evan
gellsts, are to be here from Nov. %
until Dec 26, Save the dates and
watch for the big tabernacle. These
are OUR" meetings, do not let
anyone say YOUR" meetings to
you.
The Ladies Auxiliary will hold
their annual bazaar Sat. Nov. IS
Christmas is only six weeks away
D. your Christmas buying now.
Three new members were added
TO the church last week,
II. H. SAVAGE, Pastor.
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(F'irst publication Nov. Z, 1850
o7lce of Final Setflemen

NO7ICe OF Final Settle emit.
STATE OF WISCONSIN County Court for
Pierce county.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special
term of the County Court to be held in and
for said county, az the County Court room in
the village Of Ellsworth in said county, on the
4th Tuesday Coeing the BIRD day. of Nov,
i d. 1915 at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
matters will be heard and considered:
The application Of Nancy j. Ensign Of the
City OF River Fails Pierce County, WiScOn-
SIM executrix OF the will Of Charles w Ensign
late Of the City OF River Falls, ia said County,
deceased for the examination and allowance
of her final account of her administration and
for the assignment of the residue OF the es-
tate of Charles w. Ensign deceased, to such
other persons as are by law entitled to the
same,
BY order Of the Court,
Dated October 1918.
Warren p. Knowles County Judge
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/
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Buck entertained
at cards Tuesday evening.
Miss Vivian Browell was home
from Baldwin over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maier motored
down from St. Paul Sunday.
Jean Manion was home from
Glenwood City over Sunday.
Some Chinaware from the base
ment was found intact after the
fire.
Mrs. Tony Lavalle was down
from St. Paul the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. E. Z. Buck entertained the
Priscilla Art Circle Tuesday after
noon.
Leslie Weiderman, principal at
Turtle Lake, visited in the city over
Sunday.
Caesar Spillcke and Harvey
Wygant left Tuesday to hunt deer
near Bruce.
Miss Hilma Nelson has purchased
Mrs. Follansbee's residence on
! Fourth street.
Mrs. Frank Fuller went to Madi-
son last Thursday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Fritz.
Quite number from here motor
ed to Prescott Friday evening aud
attended the dance.
Miss Bessie Nelson was a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Bachman in
Minneapolis over Sunday.
The Auction Bridge Whist Club
will meet with Mrs. A. E. Fuller
next Saturday afternoon.
L. F. Oakley and A. E. Anderson
attended a Masonic lodge meeting
at Hudson Saturday evening.
Leonard Juell, accompanied by
his friend, Harold Campbell, was
home from Minneapolis over Sun
day.
Miss Genevive Casey of New
Richmond was the guest Of Miss
Frances Stapeleton Saturday and
Sunday.
Slides, showing scenes at the fire,
were displayed at the Princess
theatre Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Al Smith was home from Mimi
eapolisover Sunday. He has charge
of heating plant in an office build
ing there.
Mrs A. E. Jensen returned home
Saturday from St. Paul where she
had undergone an operation upon
her throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Robinson of
St. Paul spent Sunday at the home
Of the latter's grandmother, Mrs
J. Harshman.
Mrs. S. S. Holmes, Of Baldwin,
spent Sunday here with her daugh-
ter, Miss Monte, who is attending
the Normal school.
Joe Foster left Saturday for the
Marengo Gun Club camp in the
Northern Wisconsin woods. A. C.
Dunn will join the party there later.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Howard
who have been absent for the past
month, doing concert work, will be
home next week to assume local
musical duties.
Mrs. w. G. Fortune was in ST,
Paul Saturday to visit her friend,
Mrs. G. A. Douglas, Of Eau Claire,
who is recuperating from surgical
treatment in a hospital there.
Mrs. Maria Field and Mrs. Geo.
Pratt of River Falls, Wis, were
recent guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. P Marshall, Church
street.-San Diego (Cal.) Union.
II was very fortunate that the
fire started in the daytime, and that
no one was injured. The upstairs
tenants might all have been trapped
and smothered had the fire started
when all were asleep.
WANTED-Girl to do chamber
work and to help in the dining
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local and Personal
; csc9s3cs s3ses;eee scee s;1s:ess;ces: &

O4IICo OfCl 0QAOdJs
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gould visited
in the city Thursday and Friday Of
last week.
Phone 213 for Pratt's pork sau-
sage and poultry. Howard Pratt.
adv.
Mrs. Cairns was out from Els
worth Sunday and visited at the
the home of her son, DR.. R. U.
Cairns.
Ralph Bradford went TO Osceola
Saturday to bring his family here
to live. He is employed in Lund's
tin shop.
Phone 213 for Pratt's pork sau-
sage and poultry. Howard Pratt.
adv.
]. w. Allard sent generous
check to the Fire Department in re-
oognition Of their good work in saw
ing MS store last Friday.
FOR SALE Second hand range,
coal stove and small heater. In.
quire Of Mrs. Christine Jenson.-
adv.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the M. E. church will
meet with Mrs. Joe Wadsworth
next Thursday, Nov. 10.
am selling purebred Rhode Is
land Red cockerals and the best
Fruit Jar Wrenches. Curtis John
son, at the cream station. adv.
Frank Pomeroy, Of Weyerhauser,
arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Pomeroy.
The Annual Sale and dinner Of
the Congregational church will oc-
cur November goth in the social
rooms of the church. Price SIS cts.
P. w. Ramer, DR.. c. A. Dawson,
c. Edwin Shepard and Lester
Schwartzrauber left Tuesday for a
couple Of weeks deer hunting near
Delta.
A special meeting of the Tuesday
club will be held next Tuesday,
Nov Is, at 2:3O with Miss Willet.
Every member is requested to be
present.
Plan to attend the Annual Thanks
giving Dance at Fireman's Opera
House, Ellsworth, Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 255h. A good time
assured.-ad
The city council of ST. Paul has
revoked the license under which
the photo play, The Bicth Of a
was showing at the audi
forum.
The regular meeting Of the La
dies Aid society Of the Congrega-
tional church will be held on Thurs
day, Nov. 18th at two O'Clock p. IA.
in the social rooms Of the church.
Owner Of a safe drying horse
would like to let it out to a reliable
party for FIVE or six months for the
keeping. Inquire at this of1ce-adv. J
Miss Bertha Evelin Chinook,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Chinook. and Mr.. John F. MiIliken
were married at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A, F. Morgan in Mimi
eapolis on Wednesday Of last week.
Louie Romdenne and daughter,
Miss Rene, of St. Paul, Mimi,
arrived in the city the first of the
week for visit with relatives. Mr..
Romdene left Tuesday for St. Paul,
and Miss Romdenne will remain for
a longer visit.
FOR SALE-40 Pure Bred Po-
land China Bears and gifts of March
April and May farrow. Sired by
Toppy Boy, Big Tom Jr., Wiscon-
sin Jumbo and Omaha Wonder.
Also Fall pigs and a few yearling
sows. F. F. MILFORD,
Hammond, Wis.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Snyder, Of
Amery, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Fuller
of Cumberland and Miss Ida Gala
han of Minneapolis motored here in
the Snyder car Sunday and were
guests of G. D. McKinnon.
Every citizen should be glad Of
of the opportunity TO show
their appreciation of River Falls
volunteer fire department. Buy a
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WANTED-Girl to do chamber
work and to help in the dining
room, at Hotel Gladstone. adv.
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SWEDISH MISSION

Services at the City church 1880
a m and at Mann Valley church
2:30 p. m. by Rev. Arvidson OF
Minneapolis.
Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. N.
Nicholson Thursday afternoon Nov.
18th at 8 o'clock.
Home Missionary Aid society
meets with Mrs. C. "A. Upgren
Friday afternoon Nov. 18th at 5
o'clock everybody cordially invited
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LEGAL NOTICES
lFtrst publication sept. 30. 1879
sRERIFF's SALE

State Of Wisconsin,
In Ciriuit court for Pierce County.
Emma Wilcox, PlalnuH
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At The LOCAL CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH

METHODIST CHURCH
10:30-Sacramental service.
1l:40-Sunday school.
6:3O-Union Young Peoples
meeting, all young people invited.
7:30-Union temperance meeting
by members of all Sunday schools.
You are cordially invited.
G. A. BIRD. Pastor.
SWEDISH MISSION
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NOTICE of SALE.

John Ellis, and Lizzie Ellis, his wife. Ina
Kalkes. Charlie Ellis, Henry Ellis ana hate
SchOOnOVer, Defendants.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-18
Conscience and Patriotism.

Mr.. Bryan's letter OF resignati5n
conveyed this veiled threat: IL -.
slider II 10 he none the less my due, ~
endeavor, as a private citizen, to pro.
mote the end which you have In view
by means which you do mot feel at lib.
erty TO use" lie has lost no time In
putting his threat into action, and
his iirst day a. a private citizen finds
him giving TO the world his Views OF
what ought to he done and what
ought TO have been done In relation
TO Germany. II must he assumed
that he intends TO follow this up with
a campaign In opposition to the presi.
dents policy, with the sole purpose OF
creating q division Of the American
people and thereby weakening the
government and frustrating Its plans
for . settlement OF the difficulties
upon the broad basis Of American
rights. Every man has 4 right to his
opinions, and every man has . RICH,
To express them, but there are times
when II II not only becoming but .
duty TO hold that right In abe! aDe.
and Mr.. Bryan's act and ui,s'aret
when all the circumstances ~. 60.
sidered, II little short u r.Asyutr.
IL Is difficult 70 avoid TIE eJot :.
sion that lie II nsgsuc-: rg'. =,
personal considerations i.Ll - ~
triotism, lie IL s:tir. ss III, SIT.
cede, IN accord mn ils slsit'a -
conscience but eyh-:!sDss !, - 'sgnt
and no man = cyI-:isoss !. 40 -,
a man mas ~ ps''s:,.y i.f5s,; D. p j,
Niea, u flsn; ana !s, ~ ne. "a !!
wrong NJ B'ylr ,A.=s -. ygs.;!.c.
that III, duty ~ L!Z.s.' ~ s'.t;<'
than hls dgty - ~, county, ana =;
a tine u stress L- deserts the hl.f.
once which lie 10 ~ h-caUss It's Ia.
ward conceptions u right could not
Ire accepted by his superior Cricer,
who also has . conscience and . re.
sponsibility much greater than Mr..
Bryan's, lie Is In the position Of an
army officer who resigns under lire he.
cause he does not approve Of the com
manders plan OF campaign. Millions
OF men have fought and died for their
country when they believed II TO be
In the wrong. Mr.. Bryan, II seems,
Is not OF that character.
As TO his Views expressed In the
statement issued they are In harmony
with his weli.known ideas OF peace st
any price. The fundamental princi.
pie that American life and property
upon the high seas must he respected
does not appeal TO him. Americans
should stay At home. They, at least
should not be permitted to sail on bel.
ligerent ships, lie raises . number
OF points that are beside the question.
In fact, he does not seem to have
grasped the essential Issue OF our In.
herent rights at all, and II Is that es-
sential issue whose recognition the
president firmly insists upon. Re.
gardless Of Mr. Bryan's acts or words,
Mr.. Wilson will have the country's
support.
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He Lacks a Year OF 100.

Orrin Curry celebrated his ninety
ninth birthday last week In his home
on Wallace Street, Red Bank, n. ].
His faculties are perfect. He reads
without glasses the war news and Is In
good health except for . cold.
lie was born at Trenton, N. ", May
10, 1916, Hetaughtschool In New York
state and later did business at Oneida
and Utica, N. Y, retiring with a for
tune about fifty years ago.
Mr.. Curry smokes three cigars q day.
He Is q Republican and has voted
with the party since the days Of Ere.
mont, except the first time Grover
Cleveland ran.