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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
WITH THE BOWLERS

We knew right away yesterday
morning that Busby's Ex-Stars had
won Tuesday nights bowling match
our linotypist, a member of that ag-
gregation, admitted" it, and modest
ly pointed out that the margin of vic
tory was 225 pins. Then too the high
score of the evening was 1877, and
whoever made that must, of course be
a bowler of note, etc. This evens the
honors between these two teams, eX-
cept in the matter of total pins, "our"
team having big lead there.
The score:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
o. E. S. ELECTION

Kinnickinnic Chapter, o. E. S., on
Monday evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
w. M.-Mrs. Oliver Webster
w. Pr. w. Finn
A. M.-Mrs. w. Sutherland
Sec.-Miss Margaret Sutherland
Treas.-Mfs. H. j. Elliott
Cond.-Mrs. f. w. Finn
A. C.-Mrs. Roy Alton
Mr.. Oliver Webster was reelected
trustee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
METHODIST CHURCH

1880 Regular service. Preaching
by the Pastor.
HAS Sunday School. Everybody
invited.
2:15 Young Peoples choir.
6:45 Epworth League. All young
people invited.
1880 Regular evening service. Mus
ic by the Young Peoples choir
Everyone welcome.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
G.. A. Bird, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
MARRIED FOLKS, DANCE

A Married Peoples Dance will be
held in the Armory Friday evening,
Dec. 16. under auspices of the Bust
ness Mems Committee.
All married folks are cordially in
vited. Good music will be furnished.
Tell your friends!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
ANNUAL SALE

The South Fork Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual sale of aprons. rugs.
fancy work, ETC.. at Odd Fellows Hall
Saturday, Dec. II.
Coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts
will be served during the Afternoon,
beginning at 1880 a. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

A Parent Teachers Association was
organized at the High School Friday,
Dec. 2. The following officers were
elected:
Mrs. Frank Pomeroy. President.
Mrs. w. f. Tubbs, V-President.
Mrs. G. Kulstad, Sec. and Treas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
Whatchacallums VS.. Wh6dacallums

Two teams of the River Falls
Horseshoe Club engaged in tourna-
ment Friday evening, with the results
as given below. Wiger and Haddow
were the opposing captains, but both
refused to disclose the title under
which their respective teams played.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
County Agent Notes
H. G. Seyiorth


The Poultry Show at River Falls
the past week was marked success.
About $50 birds were entered at the
exhibition and there were some very
typey individuals of the different
breeds. This was one of the largest
poultry shows ever held in the county,
showing hat there is considerable in
terest in the poultry business in the
county. The grain and corn show was
not as large as was expected, although
what was shown was of very good
quality. Mr.. T. L. Bewick, State Boys
and Girls Club leader, judged the
grain and Mr.. HI. Lackie of the Diyis-
ion of Markets, Madison, judged the
poultry. Both of these men gave
talks on Friday afternoon to good
sized audiences. Pierce county won
the largest number of premiums both
in grain and poultry. | made an ex-
hibit showing different kinds of soy
I beans raised in the county the past
season, maps showing the location of
work done the past year and samples
of potatoes and apples showing the
results of treating seed potatoes and
spraying fruit trees.
What to feed the dairy COW is al
ways a problem when winter draws
near. This winter the problem must
be studied more carefully than ever,
due to the serious economic conditions.
The trouble is that no two cows are
alike and no two feeders are alike, so
that one specific method will not work
on every farm A bulletin, Feeding
for Profitable Milk Production" con-
tains many experiences of different
breeders. The following daily ration
for 1000 pound dairy COW is good
one.
Silage 80 lbs.
Hay 10 lbs.
Oats 2.5 lbs.
Corn meal 2 lbs.
Wheat Bran 2.75 lbs.
Oil meal Is lbs.
Part of the necessary education of
Wisconsin farmers lies in going away
from their farms once in while to
get in touch with other farmers and
to attend conventions which have real
tangible things to offer to them. Here
are few dates to check over and
think about.
Dec. 500 Wisconsin Potato Grow
ers Convention, State Beekeepers Con-
vention and State Market Exposition.
Tn above are to be held at Milwau
kee.
Dec. 14-15 State Horticulture So
ciety meeting and show at Madison.
Jan. Ills State Cheesemakers As
soeiation at Milwaukee.
Jan. 1927 Good roads school at
Madison.
Jan. 24-25 State Grain Show at
Green Bay.
Jan. 80 to Feb. Midwinter Farm
ers' Course at Madison. and 50th An
nual convention of State Dairymen's
Association. and deG.cation of Hoard's
Memorial at Agriculture College.
All orders for alfalfa seed must be
in before Dec. 18th, as l expect to or
der seed for the coming spring at
that date. This seed can be paid for
by cash or bankable note. The price
is 80 cents pound plus the freight.
This is pure Grimm alfalfa seed free
from any noxious weed seeds.
Nothing definite can be said as yet
in regard to obtaining lower freight
rates in shipments of alfalfa hay. but
/ shall not order until the last week in
December. The approximate cost now
is about $21.00 per ton.
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So far we have advertised non-resi-
dent lots. The next to be advertised
will be lots owned locally. If YOU have
not paid your assessments kindly do
so before your lot is advertised.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
CEMETERY LOT SALE

The unused portion of the following
lots in Greenwood Cemetery will be
sold on account of delinquent assess
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08

Had. 80 20 80 IA "a II "a 66-609
Wig. 81 65 90 20 AZ So CD 66-49s
Another team of Club members
presumed to take on Haddow's stars
last evening and were swamped even
worse than Wiger's outfit. The score
will appear in the court" news next
week. Please don't watch for it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08
FOOD AND APRON SALE

Trinity Guild will hold a Food and
Apron sale at Mrs. SCOTS Millinery
Shop Saturday. Dec. 10.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-08

If in need Of anything in the print
ed line call the Journal: the home o
Quality job Printing. The best wOrh
at reasonable prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Huge Derricks
Lift Wreckage
OF Big 'BIirnp'

Hull. Eng. Aug. 26.-workmen
engaged In salvaging the wreck
age Of the Inflated ZR-2 from the
turbid waters OF the Humber.
where IL fell with its human
freight on Wednesday evening.
employed powerful cranes today to
life the skeleton OF the airshIp. II
was believed that as soon as the
twisted and tangled framework OF
the dirigible was raised. II would
be possible to recover the bodies Of
many OF the men who died when
the dreadnaught Of the air col
lapsed and caught fire.
Official inquiry into the causa
OF the disaster will begin tomor-
row morning at Howden where the
ZR-2 was stationed before she
started on her last voyage. The
United States will be represented
by a naval attache. There seemed
to be a general agreement that
the accident was caused BY the
collapse Of a longitudinal girder In
the middle OF the dirigible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
To Have
Assistance In
Brurnfield Case

Roseburg. Or, Aug. 26.-Joseph
L. Hammersly, chief deputy dis
trict attorney Of Multnomah coun-
ty, has been appointed by the
Douglas county court to assist Dis
trict Attorney Neuner in the
prosecution OF the Brumfield mur-
der case. The county court re-
Gently agreed to furnish Mr.. Neu-
ner with legal assistance.
Brumfeld talked with his wife
but a short time Thursday and his
interview with his attorneys. Rice
& Orcutt, was very brief, also. He
refused to talk for publication and
merely scowled when asked how
he felt today. DR.. Brumfield's real
and personal property was placed
in trust today by his attorneys.
w. F. Harris Of this city will look
after the sale OF the property for
the benefit OF Brumfleld's credi-
tor. After the creditors have been
paid. the remainder Of the money
will revert to Brumfield.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Securities
Stolen By
Boy Found
Messenger Who Rob
bed Frisco Bank Is
Caught; Tried to Play
Wall Street.

New York. Aug. 26.-Detectives
announced today that securities
valued at s2s.60O stolen from Nc
Donnell q company. San Francis
CO, by Russell Lafayette Griffen, a
21-year-old messenger, had been
recovered In a bank here and in
the desk which he had rented in
an office In order to start specu-
lating in stocks.
In a confession as given out by
the police, he said he had realized
about $4,000 on the rest of the
stolen securities and spent it for
travel and entertainment.
Given sixteen packages OF mail
by his employers to be registered,
Griffen stole five, 1t was alleged,
and came east. He stopped at Salt
Lake City and sold a bond or two
there.
Griffen was sent to the Tonlbs
as fugitive from justice 10 await
a hearing a week hence. Detectives
said he had only SIS when ar
rested. The sale OF a registered
bond. which had been reported
stolen, led to his arrest when be
called for mail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
New Faculty
Member Named
AT Willamette

Professor Z. T. Brown, at pres
ent at the University Of Washing
ton where he is taking work for
his masters degree, mas been elect
ed as head of the physics depart
ment of Willamette university to
succeed Professor Herschel E.
Hewitt, who resigned this spring
to take a position on the McMinn-
Vile college faculty. With the
engagement Of Professor Brown
yesterday every position on the
university faculty for the coming
year has been filled.
Professor Brown was selected
from a list Of over 10 men who
were under consideration for the
position, according to DR.. Carl O.
Doney, president Of the university
who said this morning that he was
well pleased with the new ap-
pointment.
The new faculty member has
been instructor In the high schools
at Grand View and Puyallup, and
is highly recommended for his
work as a teacher. and a student
He is 80 years old and single.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
10 Bearcat
10
HeedCan

Despite the loss Of Coach r. L..
Mathews, who for six years sue
cessfully piloted the athletic teams
of Willamette university, and at
least four of last years letter men,
the local school faces the coming
football season with unusually
bright prospects.
Ten letter men, including Cap
tain-elect Zeller, star halfback.
are expected to answer Coach
Boilers first call for practice,
which has been sounded for Sep
tember 10. Four other men Of al
least one years experience in car
dinal and gold uniforms will prob
ably be among the first to request
suits.
Nothing definite regarding the
coach's plans for the season will
be known until Boilers arrival
scheduled for September /. OF
thereabouts.
Four vacancies are certain in
the Bearcat eleven OF last year IN
that Basler. tackle: r. Rarey
halfback: Paul Wapato. fullback
and Lyman, end, will not be in the
lineup. Irvine. quarterback. who
is working. in town during the
summer, Is not at all sure he will
return to school.
The ten veterans who are listed
as practically sure TO wear the
cleats and moleskins for William
cite are Balm. center; White
guard; Nichol. guard; Lawson
tackle: u. Rarey, tackle: Barnes
end; Powers. back; Sherwood
back; Ganzans. end. and Captain
Zeller.
Bird. guard; Oliver. tackle: "
Socolofsky. end. and Richards
back. are four other first strineer.
Of the 1890 squad who are expect.
ed back
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Council Fruit
Prices Advance

Advancing prices on canned
fruit taken place within the last
month are shown in a comparison
of price lists dated July IA and
August Is issued by the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association.
While the price per case on
strawberries for No. 10 cans re-
mans the same. the prices on other
fruits and sizes shows a consid-
erable change.
Cgtherbert red raspberries sell
ing in No. cans at s2.25 per
case, standard pack. has advanced
to s2.75, though the price on
larger sizes remains the same.
Royal Anne cherries have gone
up from s2.s5 for No. ~ to So.
Oregon Italian prunes have de-
creased. however, on the same size
from $500 10 s1.75.
BIaekcap rssDberries. loganber-
ries and evergreen blackberries
have not changed in price.
The water pack Of fruits quoted
show a slight decrease. Evergreen
bIackberries quoted at IS in July
are selling for s750 this month.
The pack on Royal Annes also
shows a decrease OF so cents from
the July price Of $3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Thieves
Secure
Big Loot
Daylight Robbery Of
Los Angeles Bank
Nets $4,000 to $45,-
600 to Bandits

Los Angeles. CAL. Aug. &c.
Between 5000 and $4,000 was
obtained by the bandits who rob-
bed the Huntington Park branch
OF the Los Angeles Trust and Saw
ings bank today. 1t was announc-
ed by the officials OF the branch,
and OF the downtown headquar-
ters. half an hour after the rob-
berry occurred.
-Four OF five armed and masked
men entered the branch bank
about fifteen miles from the prin-
eipal business district. shortly af-
ter noon. They lined up all the
customers in the place, and after
knocking A. Adams, branch man
ager and another employe nncon-
scious with revolver butts, they
made their escape by automobile
with most OF the banks cash.
Mr.. Adams was knocked out
when he refused to open the vault
at the command of the bandits.
They then demanded that anoth-
er employe open 1t, and when re-
fused. he was likewise knocked
unconscious. The third employe
lopened It,. The estimate OF $4,000
uJaced on the banks loss was
only a guess. according to bank
clerks. Officials of the bank at
THE downtown office said the con-
Germ was fully protected by in
surance and that the missing
money would be replaced immedi-
ately.
After the bandits had looked
Through the vault they tried to
lock the customers and employees
inside. but apparently lacked ia
Imiliarity with the vault mechan-
ism and failed. They then ran to
an automobile standing outside
and speeded away in a westerly
direction.
The bank employees Immediately
notified the head office, and also
lto,d the sheriff's office. Two auto
mobile loads Of armed deputies
were sent out at once, but. q the
! branch bank is more than ten
miles from the sheriff's office. the
bandits had a good start.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
DeVnIe1uIS
Reflected
Irish Leader

dublin, Aug. 2e.--Eamonn De
Valera today was re-electea ~
leader Of Irish republicans with
the title OF president OF the Irish
republic; Arthur Griffith, foun-
der of the Sim Fein was elected
vice-president and the other mem.
bers OF the Dali Eireann cabinet
were again chosen to membership
in that body.
The Dial Eireann took this ac-
tion at public session at which
Mr.. Devalera read his reply to
Premier Lloyd-'5eorge, declaring
this summed UP the Dial's posi-
tlon OF en- Irish settlement, which
he said Is and must remain un-
changed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Unknown Hop
Picker Dies

A transient supposed TO have
been Jim Rasono from the name
on a laundry slip found in his pos
session. died last night at his camp
at the Pearl Cooper hop yards
near East Independence where he
had been picking hops but few
days. lie became suddenly III
about midnight and died before
the arrival OF a doctor who was
summoned after Rosano's eondi-
tion was discovered By fellow
camper
Nothing Is known concerning
the man according to Coroner
Llovd Rigdon. who has the body
in charge. An autopsy will prob
ABLY be held TO determine the
cause OF the mans death NO
foul play is suspected By authori-
ties.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Yankees On
Rhine May
Be Recalled

Washington, Aug. 26.-Intima-
tions were given in high official
quarters today that withdrawal Of
the American troops from the
Rhine will be seriously considered
as soon. as the peace treaty signed
yesterday in Berlin has been rati-
fled by the senate and the German
reichstag.
No definite prediction was
made, but it became known that
once peace actually was estab-
lished, the administration would
feel there would be no necessity
of burdening Germany with the
support of an army Of occupation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26

Appointments of attorneys to
handle the applications of ex-serv-
ice men for loans from the state
aid fund were made public this
morning by Captain Earl Brum-
baugh, secretary Of the bonus COM
mission.
The commission pursued the
policy of naming as attorneys for
every county announced, men who
had been in the service. Attorneys
for every county in the state were
named, with the exception of
Multnomah county, where 1t is un-
decided as to how many shall be
appointed.
Allan Bynon of Salem. who
served during the war with the
signal corps, was appointed for
Marion county, and ]. N. Helger-
son of Dallas for Polk county.
1t will be the duty of the at
torneys to pass on all abstracts of
title and all certificates Of insur-
ance as to actual title. They will
also assist in clearing up defects
of title where no litigation is in
volved and aid the applicants In
making application.
The appointment of the apprais-
ers will follow within the next
two weeks 1t was announced.
The appointments made were al
follows:
Baker county-Frank c. Nc
CullOch, Baker.
Benton county-Jay L. Lewis,
Corvallis.
Clackamss county - Phillip
Hammond, Oregon City.
Clatsop county - Garnet L.
Green, Astoria.
Columbia county,. w. Day,
st. Helens.
Coos county-S. Fisher. Marsh
field.
Crook county-M. w. Skip
worth, Prineville.
Curry county-James c. John
son, Gold Beach.
Deschutes county-Charles w.
Erskine, Bend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
II Members OF
Ships Crew Are
Adrift AT Sea

Portland, Or. Aug. 26.-Eleven
men Of the Canadian Importers
crew. including the second and
third mates, have been adrift on
the north Pacific since a week ago
today, according to a wireless mes
sage to the Associated Press today
from Captain Westerlund Of the
steamer Cordova, which early yes
terday morning offered assistance
to the waterlogged Canadian
freighter. The message follows:
Second and third mates and
nine men left Canadian Importer
on the 18th 20 obtain assistance.
Names unknown. Canadian I'm
porter sprung leak from unknown
cause"
Vessels today were continuing
to search for the lifeboat contain
ing the IL men. who apparently
set out after the freighter's wire
less had been put out Of commits
sion.
The position OF the Canadian
Importer was given In radio meg
sages from the steamer Cordova AZ
about e25 miles southwest of the
mouth of the Columbia river. OF
directly west Of Eureka. Cal. Ra.
dIo messages yesterday said the
captain and remainder OF the crew
OF the Canadian Importer were
still on board the vessel, which
was reported to have water in her
hold and engine room, with q
heavy list 70 starboard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Bonus Attorneys Selected,
Bynon Gets Marion Plum and
HeIgerson Named for Polk

Douglas county-Wallace Ben
son, Reedsport.
Gillian county,. A. Keinke,
Condor.
Grant county Richard N. APP
pling, Prairie City.
Harvey county-John w. Biggsi
Burns.
Hood River county-George r.
Wilbur, Hood River.
Jackson county-Frank P. Far
rell, Medford.
jefferson county - Vine w,
Pearce, Madras.
Josephine county,. w. John
son, Grants Pass.
Klamath county,. H. Sarna-
han, klamath Falls.
Lake county,. D. Vanatert
Lakeview.
Lane county-John M. VIII
liams, Eugene.
Lincoln c6unty-G. B. McClus-
key, Toledo.
Linn county-Willard L. Marks
Albany.
Malheur county,, w. McCul-
loch, Ontario.
Marion county-Allan Bynon
/, Salem.
Morrow county-C. L. sweek
Heppner.
] Polk county,. N. Helgerson
| Dallas.
Sherman county-w. c, Bryant
Moro.
Tillanlook county--E. ]. Claus
sen, Tillamook.
Umatilla county - Harold
Warner, Pendleton.
Union county--Henry L. Hess
La Grande.
Wasco county-Frances v. Gal
loway, The Dalles.
Wallowa county-W. s. Bur
leigh, Enterprise.
Washington county-E. j.. Nc
/ Alear, Hillsboro.
Wheeler county = Carl Hen
bricks. Fossil.
Yamhill county-Roy Sparks
J McMinnville. !.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
T Father And Brothers
Of Murdered Sheriff
See Slayer Executed

later he turned up at Monida with
a saddle stolen from a fancnmah
in Idaho. The sheriff was
notified and he arrived promptly
from Dillon. Yeik took his arrest
without apparent protest but
turned suddenly on the sheriff.
shooting him twice. He was cap
tured a few hours later and taken
to Dillon. Yeik was convicted May
2s. 1920. The execution today was
witnessed by the father OF feik
victim. Alphonso Wyman Of Phii-
Iipsbarg, Mont. SIS years old and
Henry and Forrest Wyman, bro
thers CT the former sheriff.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26

= Datte, Mont, Aug. 26.-Albert
isik was executed in the Jail
s sela Al Dillon at 4;3O o'clock this
~otning ! for the murder Of Sheriff
m, !, n. Wyman, killed by him at
!. ..''a'aa, Beaver Head county, close
n. \ sne Idaho line, April 21, 1920.
- Trap vas sprung in the pres
-. - oi about 200 persons. Yeik
@ss death bravely.
,s, sek vas % years Of age. In
c,.- ~ ne was sentenced from Miles
,, ~ % serve two years in the pen
,sy ,s-..l'afy fer burglary. Three
-. ne escaped from the prison
- . reeaptured. He was re-
o March 2I. 1890. A month
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
First Exponent OF
Peace In Germany
Is sShot'ToDeath
Former Vice Premier and Minister of Finance
Killed While Walking In Black Forest;
Once Before Target for Bullets; Career as
Radical Leader Spectacular

Berlin, Aug. 26-Mathas Erzberger, former vice premier
and minister of finance murdered today.
Herr Erzberger assassnated Ofenburg Baden,
where he sojournng with his family There twelve
bullet wounds in his body.
Her Erzberger had left Bad Griesbach where he
ing the cure in company with the rechsag Deputy Dez,
for foot tour of the Black Forest An hour later both
confronted by youths who separated them then
empted revolvers at Her Erzberger who killed instant
y by shots in the head Deputy Diez also wounded
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Bicyclist Hit
BY Truck Gets
Injury on Knee

II. o. Ward of this city sus-
tanned a cut on his knee yesterday
evening when the bicycle he was
riding was struck BY a truck al
the corner of Church and State.
streets. The truck drivers name
was not learned.
The injury sustained was Of
minor nature Mr.. Ward resides
at 221s State stsset.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-26
Three Vessels
Seek Disabled
Steamer Today

Eureka, Cal, Aug. 26.-The
steamer Manuka has been looking
for the Canadian Importer all
morning but although nine miles
south Of the Importers given
position at 8 o'clock, nothing
was seen of her. according to a
wireless message from the Manuka
picked up by the Table Biuff
radio station.
Three steamers, the Canadian
Winner, Canadian Observer and
the Algerine are on their way TO
the disabled vessel, according to
a message sent by the steamer
Cordova.