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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
BY PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Undoubtedly nothing in local
newspaper work has aroused SO
much interest and favor
able comment as the Journals
"by people you know" Each
week we have been congratulated
for securing such excellent con-
tributions. Those whose contri-
tributions.: Those whose contri-
buttons have been published are
Rev. VIM. j. Gray, Professor j. |.
Mallot, Regent P. W. Kramer, and
Principal H. C. Amy. All of
these have been highly compl-
mented and we hope to have more
from the same sources later. This
week we have the fifth number
in this series, "The School A Dem
ocracy," by President j. W. Crab
tree 1t is a delightful and rare
treatment of "the features of
equality" in public schools. Next
weeks contribution will be from
Mrs. E. F. Wright. Her subject
is "Women of Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow" Mrs Wright
gave a discussion of this subject
before the Tuesday Club and
later beofre the Home Culture
later before the Home Culture
Club and there have been many
requests that all be given the
privilege of reading it in the
Journal series.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
PACKING PLANT MEETING

Everyone should turn out TO the
meeting of the packing plant COM
mittee to be held at the Opera
House next Thursday, Feb. IS, at
1890 p. m. ]. H. Carnahan, State
Organizer of the A. S. of E., will be
one of the speakers. AT this meet
ing the location of the plant may be
decided. A large and enthusiastic
gathering from this city and vicini-
ty will help River Falls chances.
COME!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
PACKING PLANT
MEETING
OPERA HALL, RIVER FALLS,
Thursday, February Is
Everybody Come!
LEGAL NOTICES
First publication Feb. IL, 1850
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND TO
DETERMINE INHERITANCE TAX

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
Pierce County.-In Probate.
In the Matter of the will of Wellington Van
natta deceased
Notice is hereby given that at q special
term of the County Court to be held in and for
said county at the Court Room In the village
of Ellsworth, in said county, on the third
Tuesday (being the 10th day. of March, A. d.
1918, at the opening Of court on that day the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Wellesley annatta execu-
tor of the will Of wellington Vannatta, de-
ceased, late OF city of River Falls in said c0un-
ty, for the examination and allowance OF his
final account and for the assignment OF the
residue of the estate OF said deceased to such
persons are by law entitled thereto and for
the determination and adjudication of the in
heritance tax IL any, payable In said estate
Dated February 9. 1915.
BY order OF the Court.
ALLEN p. WELD, County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
NOTICE

The River Falls Cooperative
Laundry Co. will hold their Annual
Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Sat
urday, Feb. l3, at 200 p. m, All
stockholders and other interested
people are urged to be present.
M. NORsENG, Sec. Treas.
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SOCIAL

Mrs. c. A. Judd entertained Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ensign en-
tertained last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haddow enter
tanned Friday and Tuesday even
in9s.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Winter enter
tanned at dinner and cards las
evening.
The Auction Bridge Club me-
with Mrs. r. L. Williams last Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Bliss, Mrs. Frank Bliss
and Mrs. ]. w. Allard will enter.
tain at luncheon next Saturday aft.
ernoon.
The attendance at the Foresters
dance was not very large, but those
present report very enjoyable
time.
The Foresters will have a social
hour or SO among the members aft
er the regular meeting next Tues
day evening.
Mrs. w. E. Tubbs and Mrs. A. M.
Baldwin gave party in honor of
Mrs. Geo. M. Stewart last Friday
afternoon.
A number of ladies of the Ezekial
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society were
guests Of the Rush River Ladies'
Aid society at the home of Mrs. Ida
Heyerdahl yesterday.
The Catholic Society at the Nor
NAL school entertained the other
students and members of the facul-
ty at social hop in the gymnasium
Friday evening. The affair was a
most enjoyable one.
The Tuesday Club will enjoy a
literary and musical program in the
music studio at the Normal school
next Tuesday. Each member is to
invite guest, and the teachers of
both schools are to be guests of the
Club.
The Old Tyne Dance at Syndi-
cate Hall Friday evening was we'll
attended and very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all. Most of
those present came in old time cos
tunes, we'll chosen and worn with
pleasing grace.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Wiger enter
tanned at dinner at Hotel Gladstone
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carisch
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bald
win and son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Tubbs and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Vannatta.
Misses Williams, Adams d
West, of the Normal school faculty,
chaperoned by Mrs. w. P. Knowles,
will go to Minneapolis Saturday to
attend the play, THE Auctioneer,"
in which David Warfield is appear
ing at the Metropolitan theater.
The Business Mens Baseball
League will entertain at a banquet
and dance at Syndicate Hall some
evening next week. This will be
the annual affair, preceded by the
business meeting at which officers
are elected for the coming season.
There appears to be more baseball
enthusiasm than ever among the
business men this year and there
will probably be fourth team add
ed to the league. 1t is also rumored
that men of the Normal and High
school faculties m organize a
team and go into the league.
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BORN

HOCKING-In the town of Troy,
Thursday February Is, 1915, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hooking. a
daughter.
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BACK TO THE FARM

The farmers society the AgRi-
Fallian Club. will stage the play,
"Back to the Farm" at the Nor
NAL auditorium Monday evening
February %. This is one of the
first plays of real farm life ever
given here, and it is fine one
full of action. humor and thrilling
situations, with a plot that will
keep the audience in anxious sus-
pense from curtain to curtain.
Don't fail to see the farmers n
"Back to the Farm" Rehearsals
are being directed by Miss Schlos-
ser.
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The Local Market

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11

8 cans of peas, Csc at Allard's.
Who2 Everybody! When?
Tuesday February %, 1915. Re-
serve that date.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
Rornh IN Tariff Revision

with the conviction growing that the I'm
Gerwood tariff will have to be more or less re-
vised in the coming congress. the views OF sena-
tor Borah made public in New York the other
cny may he taken 10 foreshadow the demand he
will voice for his constituents 1T is my be-
lief" he says, that reasonable readjustment OF
The tariff on what nov may be practically rev.
enue basis. together with readjustment OF the
income tax, will not only take care OF adequate
measures for national defense, but enable US
also to eliminate the war tax which is a nut
rsnce. We we're collecting about s5o,0OO,O00
on sugar. and about $4,000. 200 on wool Those
two items alone indicate what tremendous adj
vantage there could be in raising revenue by
simply overhauling the Underwood bill. I think
the tariff on sugar will certainly be retained.
There Is no possible argument against II. and IL
is just a. feasible TO put back the tariff wool
The great cry for free wool was predieated on
the assumption that by taking the tariff off
WOOL you were going TO make clothes cheaper.
As a matter OF fact. the theory has not worked
out in practice The consumer cannot get his
clothes any cheaper today than he could when
wool was heavily taxed"
Senator Borah, coming from Idaho, repre-
tonts the intermountain territory, which lie
especially interested in wool growing and beet
sugar but the changes he proposes in the wool
and sugar schedues-good In their way-wHl
lot meet the whole situation. for other indus
tries exposed TO ruinous competition by the
Underwood tariff will also be entitled TO pro-
lection against European invasion of cheap
labor goods as as peace conditions are re-
stored. The coming session of congress will
have TO correct the fragrant mistakes of the
democratic tariff Law at once in order to safe
guard the revenue. but nothing but further re-
81 A. E1r
this purpose. in our judgment, we will yet have
some kind OF ON expert and non-political board
taat will provide the necessary basis for a scien-
tific tariff
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
Is O.traoism ths Rem,dv !

President Wilson gives further evidence OF
bis single track" mind in his advice that we
ostraciye those natives of Europe, now citizens
OF this country, who still hold affection for the
land OF their birth. II we begin this, how long
viii II be until our society is broken up into
groups OF varying grades of sentiment concern
ing the war? II is possible for a foreign-born
citizen to be loyal TO the United States and yet
TO retain some interest in the fortunes of his
nstve land. This does not imply dlsoyalty,
and ought not to subject any individual to in
convenience. One peculiar fact, very noticeable
In this connection. Is that those who have been
most annoying as champions OF one or the other
Of the belligerents are natives of this country,
descendants OF foregn-born parents. We ought
10 have better way OF teaching them their duty
as Americans than by withdrawing from inter-
course with them.
In passing this point IL may not be amiss to
call attention to the questionable proprety OF
Postmaster General Buresons order concerning
the mailing OF certain matter. THIS Is the more
impressive just now because IL Is but short
time since the postmaster general declined to
interfere with the mailing of publication which
siyes offense 10 very large section of our citi-
xenship. Some mighty fine hair-splitting is
being done in Washington these days.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
Another Note nn the Frye Case.

IN aceedns to the German request for arbi-
trstion of certain points involved in the Frye
case. the United States is but exemplifytng its
faith In the principle for which 1t has commended
that OF peaceable adjustment of International
difficulties The division here is over the dis
position OF vessels partially loaded with contra
band, whether the Objectionable portion of the
cargo IL to be removed and the vessel allowed
70 proceed or II the intercepting commander is
justified in sinking the carrier. This Is impor-
tant At this time. for the reason that both sides
10 the war have declared absolute contraband
what was first considered but conditional con-
traband. For this reason the point carries with
Il the whole procedure of the submarine as 4
commerce regulator. The case Is TO be handled
by two experts one selected by each party, and
without umpire. and its outcome should be OF
great service. for the future as well as for the
present
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
IKE wALToN's PRAYER.

James Whitcomb Riley.
! crave, dear Lord.
No boundless hoard
OF gold and gear.
Nor jewels fine.
Nor land nor Kline.
Nor treasure-heapS OF anything
Let but little hut be mine
Where at the hearthetone may hear
The cricket sing
And have the shine
OF one glad wonlan's eyes TO make,
For my poor sake,
Our simple home place divine
Just the wee cot--the crlcket's chirr-
Love. and the smiling face OF her. o.
pray not that
Men trefnble at
nv power Of place
And lordly sway
| only pray for simple grace
To look my neighbor in the face
Full honestly from day to day
Yield me his horny palm to hold.
And I'll not pray
For gnld:- 49,,
The tanned face gaFlanded with n1irth
IL hath the kingliest smile or earth;
The swert brow, disulonded with eweat
Hath never need OF coronet.
And so / reach,
Dear Lord to Thee,
And do .bsseeeh
Thou givest me
The wee cot, and the crieket'E chirr,
Love. and the glad sweet face OF her!
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
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ghe democratic county oonvontics NRs called 90
order BY John a. Atcshane, - county chairman ana
nrcsiaod over b,. Charles ogden. The work coa-
fined 70 selecting state deiogation'
The special delivery system Il proYine fairly sue
4. ssfui" says Postmaster contant ION saturday ~o
,.d the lareest number yet delivered. twenty-five but
the average h about fifteen. We have two special
deliver, boys but OF course. can't keep them pusy
all the time
j. J. Points is the happy father OF bouncing boy
William A Paxton has been appointed BY COVER
nor Dawes, q delegate 10 attend the cattle srowcrs
eonvcntion In Chicago next month
Dr. Page medical director 81 the Department OF the
Missouri With headquarters az 81 Louis Is the guest
q Dr. Summers
=. A. Cfidey. an old Omaha Bog and formerly
chief clerk IN the rostofficc but Of Rapid City.
here sist friends TO- two or three weeks
Sebiaska ledge. e'naf D nth, has arranged pro.
efan 10 ccichFetc ia fret annNcfsary peXt Monday
vita addresses aY Nessrs l. oberfciaer l,ahs Hsn-
eon and ~. lehman. ana fr1fcsi numscfs by Mics
Eclhschd, Mrs. N. Aichaes. Mrs oetz aai
Ma A. Jacobsen
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13


NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. Oct. ITO the
Editor OF The Bee: From a report OF the
Farmers congress recently held in
Omaha, & appears that the sage Of Silver
Greek did not approve OF the womsn
suffrage plank Of the resolutions. claim
Ing that Il was no pert OF forming. SO
much so good for Wooster. PaSsias mlL1r
matters Of entertainment. we come 10
tho prime purpose OF the Omaha farmers
congress. the endorsement Of Wilson's
democratic administration. which Was
reported unanimous. The query now
comes up. are all the farmers in Ne
braska democrats, OF were only demo-
erets invited to the congress-
The great common people OF this ooun'
try have become indifferent TO party az
filiation. They recognise what IL termed
the invisible government" Is not confined
70 any one particular party. but per
msateE all. They also recognize that the
taking advantage Of being in power by
any party 90 advertise its special inter-
ests. does not contIibute 10 the merit OF
such party. IL a farmers congress was
not place TO propaganda woman suf-
fraEe-sure Il Is not a place 10 propa gan
die any political party's interest. The
people should get wise 20 this trick re-
gardless OF the party that performs il.
Democracy Is a principle-the antipode
Of aTistoeFaey-not a party The democ-
racy OF jefferson. and the repubiieanism
OF Lincoln are one Significance OF OPP
position OF aristOcracy. Regardless OF
present party contention TO amuse The
public. there are three basic principles
OF prosperous people in this age OF civ
iliFstion.
l. ne land upon which 70 suhzist-this
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
77e o8eesAa
.lsMs2sRoaT

The Popularity Factor IN Musio.
SOUTH SIDE. oct. ITO the Editor
Of The Bee: &. G. y. seems very much
annoyed by The singing AZ tho Tabernacle.
! am TORY his ears are 30 sensitive, but
fear very much Il IL not his ears, but his
own conscience that hurts most.
Tho Boston Symphony orchestra vas
very good and hcpc he went 10 heer 81.
] myself can appreciate good music IKE
that, but was there any message 10 the
soul 10 be better yourself and &c help
others 70 be better spiritually?
50 long as there IL such a beautiful
lesson in the song. what IL the music?
Maybe 10 nc applied the Lesson 10 him
self he might be able TO Brighten the
Corner where he Is, inatepd % Finding
fault With someone vino IL aud Is sue
ceeding very we'll
People 90 not care how outlsndish some
thinsa arc. juEt so they take with the
general public and you cannot call
Brighten the Corner outlandish by any
means. and Il certainly takes.
And as far as casting any shadows on
the composer. wonder II he has seen or
heard ony Of his ether songs which are
many and are sll very protty7
MEMBER OF CHOIR.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13

includes labor and lts products
2 Means Of transportation OF coumou.
tiles
q The medium Of exchange values
this We call money Whoever ovns one
Of these three controls the other two.
and whoever owns the three holds the
nation IN slavery.
Go not propose here TO eulogize Or
eritcise any party. but az parties are un-
der consideration they must be ne =
tioneu. Barring for want Of space a con-
Fideration OF the United states banking
system, we come 70 the federal reserve
system, which the democratic party have
spent three years to nateriallze. outside
OF the time they spent on the tariff and
other nonsense. The federal reserve EyE-
tenn has placed the commerce and in
duHtry o. this nation In control 81 sever
directors. No person or parties can do
any extended amount Of business with
out thei- consent. They can carry on the
war IN Europe indefinitely without . DOL
lar OF lawful money. They cen control
with other International alliances, ths
commerce Of the world on the unlimited
credit OF this government But the fAr-
n'er whose labor supports the systsra
cannot borrow a dollar from II to save
himself from bankruptcy.
Wake up, YOU farmers! Send some
farmers to congress. IL they have to go on
FOOT. and have to carry a shotgun to de-
fend the farmers interess Wilson will
soon have to call a kindergarten school,
and Bryan has gone 70 sleep In the ngen-
lie hfe." Somebody has got to got
there! The system that lie in operation
VIII drift this nation to international
despotism unless the farmers arouse
themselves before Il IL eternslly too late
Martial law once declared to DONNA IL
clvl strife, and your opportunities a-r
at an end. LCCIEH STEBBINs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
nArmsd Neutrality" fOr Greece.

Having announced adherence for the present
To policy of armed neutrality" the active
participation OF Greece in the world war may be
expected at any time. Premier zaimis, in max
ing his public statement. says the soul OF Greece
il opposed TO Bulgaria; that Bulgsrias triumph
means the death OF Hellenism. This language
would seem TO admit but one Interpretation, ana
indicates that venezilos know what he was
about. The king, Danish prince ny birth and
brother-in-law 10 the German emperor may not
be any more willing TO support the plan of the
present than he did OF the former premier, yet
II the ministry represents the sentiment OF the
people how will the king act to turn them from
their purpose? The Allies continue landing
troops daily at salonik, and these are TO be used
Ia checking the Bulgarian movements against
serbia, which also includes something Of
menace to Greece. The presence OF the Helenes
on the battle line Is imminent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
BIG IMPROVEMENT
CAUS ES SURPRISE
Says She Is So Happy She
Wants Whole World to
Know of Her Case.

II an 20 happy" Mrs. Emma Henle
said 70 neighbors recently when telline
them OF the wonderful results accom-
plished by Tanlae, the premier prepay
alton that is now being introduced into
Omaha and vicinity.
81 feel like different woman" Mrs
Henle continued "For years l suffered
with kidney trouble and rheumatism
until was almost distracted. At times
the pain was so severe that Il was al
most uncomfortable. I had no appetite
ara was unable to sleep more than .
few minutes at a time at night. lost
flesh and strength steadily and my
friends became alarmed over my con
dition.
81 decided to try Tanlac, but must
say did 80 with great misgivings, as
had tried so many medicines without
being benefited. Much to my surprise,
noticed a marked Improvement in my
condition after taking few doses o.
Tsnlsc. In few days my appetite had
improved and 1 was able TO eat almost
any kind of food with the greatest rel
ish The palm disappeared as IL by magit
and feel better and stronger each day.
no longer am restless at night, bC&
sleep as peacefully as a baby and feel
refreshed and bright when I arise in
the morning.
81 am so happy that want all the
worl7 TO know OF my case and TO know
what Tanlac did for me. I am more
than glad to recommend this medicine
to all my friends. and to all others who
suffer an ! suffered for years
Mrs Henle's case Is typical OF thous-
ands OF others who have recently taken
Tanlsc with the most satisfying results.
Taniac is now being distributed In
Omaha through sherman Mcconnell
Drug cornpany's stores. Demonstration
at the 18th and Dodge street Store-Ad-
vsrtisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
sanaar.. picture o. non.


FREMONT. Ncb., Oct. ito the Edi-
tor Of The Bee: The Bible the book that
Mr.. Sunday appears 20 think 80 much
Of, says that the day Of q mans death
is better than that Of his birth" be-
lieve this quotation Is the words Of in
spiration. This should be evidence
enough to shut out Brother Sundays hell.
for surely to continue this life, even the
very worst Of Il. would be far better than
that crazy doctrine of an endless place
OF torment
The wages OF sin is death; this death
penalty Is the only one given in His word
and this has a promise that forever puts
TO silence Mr.. Sunday and his strong
suit hell.
want TO submit this proposition TO Mr..
Sunday. lie takes pleasure in ridiculing
people who think II best to know some
thing about what they are to believe.
Where have we any promise Of reward
for faith that has falsehood for founds-
ton. What does he think Of sand for
foundation 20 build on Here is the ma
terisl for his building and every word
Of It Is the work OF the enemy:
/. The immortal soul.
.. The saved to heaven.a at death.
3. The others into hell.
g. Kind OF probation at death.
p. II. wINTBRsrEEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13
Ills beat Advice.

The following story Is told OF well known ad-
vocate: When General Beck young lawyer
a man was arraisned for murder and had no coun-
sell
"Nr Beck" said the presiding Judge, take the
prisoner into the Of the court hear
his story and give him tho hest advice you onn"
Accordingly Beck disappeared with the prisoner
and in half an hours time returned into coart--
alone
where Is tho prisoner" asked the fudge
We'll" replied Beck slowly II heard his story
and then I gave him the best advice could ! said
Prisoner. " we're you I'd get out OF that window
aud make tracks, lie slid down the water pipe and
the last l OF him he was setting over D stone
fence half a mile way."-WashiaRton st2r.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-13

The camp Of tho suffragettes in New Jersey
resaundS with Joyous welcomes TO the admins
tration recruits. At the same time joy-killer
breaks upon the scene, brandishing hammer.
II consists of bit OF ancient history showing
that Jersey women we're granted suffrage CEN
fury ago and we're so delighted with the privilege
that some OF them voted as much as six times at
one election. Naturally. the men were fright
oned and hastily repealed the franchise. The
citation has no bearing on political conditions
nowadays. Progress has been made in most
sections Of the union. Indiana and Texas are
the main survlvsls OF the voting industry to
which the joy-killer directs the hammer.