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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Friday night our High School loop
artists lost to Spring Valley by the
close score of Is to IA. The first hall
ended with the score IL to 5 in favor
of Spring Valley. Dawson opened the
scoring with field goal and Spring
Valley came back with three long
baskets from the center Of the floor
Luck seemed to favor Spring Valley
in her long shots as nearly all OF
their scoring was accomplished from
long distances. Neither team display
ed good team work the first half,
Coach Orders warriors came back
strong the second half. Two field
baskets by Richardson and one by
Follansbee evened things up. The
game was nip and tuck until the very
end, when Spring Valley put the game
on ice by dropping in long basket
from the center of the floor. Better
luck next time.
After the game Friday night the
T. N. T. girls entertained the two
teams.
Our next basketball game is with
the Hammond High School team. Our
team will go there Friday, February
10.
William Hawley, of Baldwin, who
has Just finished the Commercial
course at the Wisconsin university,
has been added to our teaching force
The League debates will be reld
Friday, February II. The local league
CONSISTS of the high schools of Rivet
Falls, New Richmond and Ellsworth
Each school trains negative and an
affirmative team. The negative team,
which is composed of Winfred Bird,
Richard Smith and Margaret Bailey,
with Carroll Brown as alternate, Will
90 to Ellsworth on that night to de-
bate their affirmative team. The al
firmative team made up of Ronald
Baker, Clyde Taylor and Douglas Cor
son, with Catherine Chapman as al
ternate, will debate the New Rich
1nond negative team here.
The question for debate is "Resolv-
ed: That the limitation of National
Armaments to the states of an ade-
auate police power within period OF
ten years is practicable" The debate
promises, to be up-to-date and inter
esting, and the members of the teams
have been working hard preparing
their speeches.
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HERUM SCHOOL

We are all busy making Valentines
for our Valentine box.
The rs and S's are reading Grays
Elegy for reading.
The rs and 2's are learning "The
Bee" for language work.
The rs are making books of cattle
for Agriculture.
Our literary society met last Fri
day, February 3rd. We elected new
officers. The following We're elected:
Pres, Harriet Larson
v. Pres, Melvin Larson
Sec, Clara Louise Johnson
Program Committee, Grin Halvor-
sen and Mildred Hanson.
We all have weighed ourselves and
are trying to keep our new Health
Crusade chart.
The rs and SIS have each received
a picture of the presidents of the
United States, given by the st. Pau
Dispatch for entering the Know the
Constitution contest.
The girls belonging to the Busy Bee
Sewing Circle will meet at Valbore
and Selma Ordals next Saturday
Feb. IL. We wish to see all the girls
there.
We all are having great fun in
skiing on the big hill.
Mrs. E. Kasbs and her son Stanley
are visiting at Nels Herunl's.
Grin Halvorsen spent Sunday after
noon with Harvey Herum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hosied visited
at A. L. Rasmussen's Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Soil and chill
dren, Miss Quinn, Hjelmer Soil, Mrs
A. j. Soil and Alvin Rasmussen spen
Sunday afternoon and evening will
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Ramberg.
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FARGO SCHOOL

Several of the pupils were absent
last week because of so much snow
Preparations for short program
are being made for Lincoln's birthday
The children have received then
money for piling the wood IN the base.
ment and will enjoy light refresh
ments Friday.
The Agriculture class are studying
poultry and poultry buildings.
We began our paintings Friday.
The As and SIS Language class have
made booklets on the Life OF Lin
coln."
The SIS Grammer class have madS
booklets on the Life of Washington,
The Us have made various shapes
of basket, weaving them with con
.trasting colors.
Joe Baumgartner visited schoo
Friday.
Delmer Robey spent few minute:
with us on Thursday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-02-09

the funeral of their little nephew,
Henry Larson, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Swenson visit
ed at Ben Wahl's Sunday.
Christ Peterson visited at Adolph
Hilsen's Sunday.
Olaf Peterson visited at Ole WahTs
Friday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Falde and daughter:
Hazel and Louise, visited with Mrs
Oline Narum Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wahl called at
Otto Larson's Saturday.
Ed. johnson, and Melvin and John
Peterson visited at Lars Pederson's
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wahl spent Sun
day at Carl B. Finstad's.
Mrs. Jens o. Jensen went to St
Paul on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wahl and Mr.
ana Mrs. P. l.. Jensen visited at Al
bin Larson's Sunday.
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Social Items

w. r. c.
The W. R. G. will meet Saturday,
Feb. IL.
Afternoon Coffee
Mrs. Victor Weiss entertained at
coffee last Thursday afternoon.
Trinity Guild
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Frank Finn next Thursday, Feb. l6.
Special Meeting O. E. S.
Special meeting O. E. s. Saturday
evening at $3.50, Feb. II. Initiation.
Luncheon and Bridge
Mis-. w. G. Fortune entertained at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday after
noon.
Two PARTIES
Mrs. E. B. Carisch entertained on
Monday and Wednesday afternoons OF
this week.
&
Monday Afternoon
Mrs. o. A. Sheldrew entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
E. E. Buck.
This Afternoon
Mr.. l.. S. Doolittle entertained at
luncheon and bridge this Thursday
afternoon.
Pollyanna Club
The next meeting of the Pollyanna
Club will be held at the home of Mrs
T. D. Peirce Tuesday afternoon, Feb
IA.
Mysterious Whist Club
The Mysterious Whist Club met a.
the E. C. Melgard home last Wednes
day evening. E. Grossert won first
prize.
Birthday Party
A PARTY was helu at the nome o
Mrs. James Stewart last Thursday
evening in celebration of her birth
day anniversary.
e
Surprise Party
Sixteen relatives and other friend
rave surprise party for Mrs. A w
Andrus Monday afternoon in celebra
ton of her birthday.
Shower Party
About seventy-five guests attended
a shower party for Miss Elizabeth
O'Connor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory Busby yesterday afternoon.
w +. NJ. S.
The Women's FOREIGN Missionar
Society of the NJ. E. church viii NEE
Thursday, Feb. 16, at the home OF
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TROUT BROOK SCHOOL

Genevive Legler is absent from
school on account of sickness.
In spite of the blizzard Thursday
most of the children were at school
Miss Fuller has purchased full
blooded Hambletonian saddle horse
Harvey and Gordon Mollers were
visitors at the home of Mr.. Lang
hammer Saturday.
There were beautiful Sun Dogs
Monday morning.
Harvey Mollers and Isabelle Bar
ret have finished reading the books
for the Reading Circle.
Wednesday morning of last wee
LIVE Lewis drove to River Falls nor
NAL to help judge some cattle.
Mrs. Harold Deans is i'll.
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First Publication Feb. 2, 1929
LEGAL NOTICE


County Court, Pierce County, In
Probate.
In the matter of the will of John A.
Stauffacher, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at a
regular term of the county court to be
held in and for said county at the
court house in the village of ELS
worth in said county on the 1st Tues
day (being the 18th day. Of March, A.
d. 1922, at the opening Of court on
that day the following matter will be
heard and considered:
The application of Lee H. Stauf-
facher, executor Of the will of John
A. Stauffacher, deceased, late of River
Falls, in said county, for the examina-
ton and allowance of his final &C.
count, and for the assignment OF the
residue of the estate of said deceased
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character of George Washington.
The fifth and sixth grade Arithmet
ic class have now commenced study
ing measurements.
The Physiology class is studying
the special senses. They are making
drawings Of the brain, coloring the
different parts to indicate where the
senses are located.
Our Queen of Hearts" and wal,
entine Jumping Jack" jointed toys are
very pretty.
The grammar class has been study
ing adiectives and adverbs. They are
now studying Millet's famous picture
"The Angelus."
Our clean teeth graph proves that
the majority of pupils in our schoo
take pride in keeping their teeth
clean.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-02-09
CLOyERDAEE SCHOOL

The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy the past month: Hal
iner Norderhang, Hilmer johnson
Jasper and Wallace Jensen. Those
who missed only one day are: Thalia
Jen@on, Thclma Johnson, Marvin ano
Arthur Lien.
The As and SIS have had writer
examinations in Physiology, Geogra'
ply and Spelling.
The rs and SIS are reading 'sThe
Chariot Race"
On account of absences we were
unable to have our debate on Friday
We hore that all taking part in same
viii be present on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben VAIL attended
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Mrs. Ella A. Taylor, Sixth and Hazel
streets.
Swedish Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Swedish Mission church will meet
Thursday, Feb. 16, at the church. Mrs.
Elof johnson and Mrs. Frank Luberg
will entertain.
The Woman's League.
The Woman's League will meet
Monday evening, Feb. 18th, at the
home of Mrs. William Segerstrom.
Mrs. Segerstrom, Mrs. Kulstad and
Mrs. Simms, hostesses.
Shower Party
A shower party was held this after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Ensign for Mr.. and Mrs. Jack MILF
ken, who lost all Of their household
goods in fire which destroyed their
home in Hudson Sunday.
%. E. S. Initiation
Mr.. and Mrs. Geno Van Schoonoven,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sheldrew and
Miss Sheldrew were initiated into the
O. E. S. Monday evening. The cere-
monies were proceeded by supper,
and followed by program of ''vaude-
Vile"
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to such persons as are by law entitled
thereto; and for the determination
and adjudication Of the Inheritance
tax, if any, payable in sid estate
Dated January 80, A. D. 1922.
BY The Court:
Jay H. Grimm, Attorney for Exeeu-
tor.
Warren p. Knowles, County Judge
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lately has been punk. The voltage is
not kept up to the standard during
the day time, lights are turned off
during the night, and no current at
all Wednesday. 1t appears that they
should be compelled to- give their pat
rons the service that is required"
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CHIROPR ACTIc
and
SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS

Will give to you health, after every
thing else have failed. Prof. Isgrigg
is one of few who is able to prac-
tice these two systems together which
constitute the most complete and sue
cessful Chiropractie adjustment that
have yet been offered to the public.
The human body is governed by nerve
influence, every ailrnent is caused by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-02-09

impulse When the impulse to the stoacf
interfered WITH there stomach trouble When tn
impulse the body nterferred with
that part body diseased Why not have Prof rgg scien
cay correct the your Office River Falls Hotel
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DISBURSEMENTS


Inventory butter Jan. l. 1921, 3,zz5.uU
Paid for 1873, 287.09 butterfat
and skim milk olo,ooo- 20
Butter supplies lV,ioo.o2
Ice butter account aa9..o
rrea,,n banlers 1,859.75
Y Llua..t Toe craan Ian. 1. 1921 21.60
$4,000 butterfat and skim milk, ice 80 70
cream account 3,1ao.oo
Ice cream supplies o,Ooa. 90
Ice for ice cream account ooo.oS
Express and dray, ice cream acct 4oo.o3
Salary manager, butter maker lU,o4i.oa
Saia,., d;rac+nrs 1000
Taxes, federal and local ooa. 40
Insurance a ao1' O,
Workman's compensation insurance 23l.o4
pa,rac;at;on continent and bldg. 1,258.89
$500 r,oxpoy 1924
Electric light ga o4.o "a
Books, printing stationary, postage ooo o -
Phone rent and tolls m. 40
Fuel i,ooo 40
Advertising zoe 1895. GO
Repairs ' c1S0
Auditing books, 1920 6a50
All other expences 4o9.o3
NET GAIN
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RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
oo0'4s' iDsi lo 1ai'el ''-pp9N - S 335, 09762
10 a8e The b1tter to patrons 18,211.43
. On he h,,+ter Inventory ON hand $500
40 gals ice cream inventory oU.Ov
For butterfat sold IoU.ol
For buttermilk sold 5'a35.4 4o
1921 gals. ice cream sold 1929 20
Cash discount, supplies, 1870
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REVIEW OF EXAMINATION


ito b core
compared with the
on"
and
progress Oh
pasty
we L. R..
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ANNUAL STATEMENT RIVER FALLS CO-OPERA
TIVE CREAMERY COMPANY FOR 1921

TIVE CREAMERY CUMPANf FUK TIT
Total lbs. cream received =,
Total lbs. skim milk received
Total lbs. butterfat from cream 739,717.25
Less sold and corrected 5zOZ6
Less used for ice cream 6,299OO
6,819.26
!. h,ttorfo+ used for butter 732,897.99
Total lbs butter made
BIS. butter shipped 1922 ca0
Lbs butter sold to local dealers 1921
Lbs. butter sold to patrons 4z'ooo
Tot.l- 897s29
Oyerrun, .2193 Average price reed for butter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
CulbersOn Out
OF Senatorial
Race in Texas
Run-Off Primary August 20
to Decide Whether Earl
B. Mayfield or James f.
Ferguson Wins His Seat
Klan Issue May Subside
Fight Likely To Be Made on
Prohibition and Repeal
of Esch Cummins Act

FORT WORTH, Tex, July 24.-The
seat in the United States Senate now
held by Charles A. Culberson will 20
after the regular state election next
November 20 either Earl b. Mayheld,
State Railroad Commissioner, or James
r. Ferguson, former Governor 70 was
determined to-day by decisive returns
from Saturdays Democratic primary.
furnishing FIRST and second respec-
lively in a field Of six candidates, May
field and Ferguson will enter second
or run-off primary on August 20. the
Texas election law requiring a major
ity for nomination.
Bearing Of the Ku-Klux Khan issue
on the Mayfeld-Ferguson race IS n
subject OF wide speculation. Mayiield
is pro-klRn and Ferguson openly OPP
posed this organization. Latest returns
from the Saturday primary show that
the pro-klan vote, divided between
Mayfeld and r. L. Henry, former rep
resentative, totalled 1921, while the
neutral and anti-klan ballot split be-
tween the four other candidates, to-
tailed 246,997.
Il is generally believed both Mayheld
and Ferguson will ignore the KAN
question: in their second campaign.
Mayfeld declared to-day he would con-
tinue TO make his demand for repeal
Of the Esch- Cummins act and restora-
ton Of railroad rate making power TO
tho state railroad commissions, the
paramount issue.
Ferguson will keep the light wines
and beer plank Of his platform in the
forefront, il is believed, and will ap-
peal to labor with his support OF the
closed shop principle and Of the miners
and railway shopmen's strikes.
Pronouncing the Esch-Cummins act
"the most pernicious piece Of legisla-
ton passed by Congress in the last
fifty years" and holding its repeal Is
essential 70 the restoration Of prosper
ity in the Southwest, Mayfield is ex-
pected 70 make the fight against the
present system Of railway regulation
and rate control his principal concern
In the Senate IL he wins over Ferguson
in the second primary.
Mayfeld is committed TO support OF
both the Eighteenth Amendment and the
Volstead act. His opponent, Ferguson
has long been a leader Of the Texas
"wets." Ferguson's regulations with
the liquor element in Texas politics led
directly 10 his impeachment as Gov
ernor in 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
Loses Eye in Auto Wreck
Former Queens Sheriff Was
Hurt i'm Collision

Former Sheriff William n. George
Of Queens, injured in an automobile
accident Wednesday. will lost the sight
Of his left eye as result, specialists
attending announced yesterday. lie
is being treated at the Manhattan Eye
and Ear Hospital.
Sheriff George was driving his auto
mobile when IL collded with a street
car near Jamaica. Glass from the
windshield entered both his eyes. II
was feared at first the sight Of both
would be lost, but IL now is expected
the right one will be saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

A bin Of four new one-sct plays e pre-
sented tonight a. tho Threshold Theater
for a run OF three wees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
On the Screen
'Hurricane's Gal at the Strand,
n Real Hit; The Mysteries of
India at the Rialio
Rv Hnrriette LlnderhiIl


Hurricane Gal' IS hrst cousin 20
"Moran Of the Lady Lefty" II that
was the name Of the ship and Of the
girl impersonatcd By Dorothy Dalton a
few weeks ago. Hurricanes gal was
named Lola and. n We may be permitted
10 say 20. Lola is really mucn more At
tractive than her cousin, Moran. who
never expressed any desire 10 be
lady nor 70 wear pretty clothes; while
Lola fell I'm love as soon as she met a
gentleman and then. as a natural con-
sequence. she took OF knee ofeeehea
and put on skirts" Up 20 that tine
she had thought less about being
pretty than about being comfortable.
"Hurricane's Gal" Is the feature NJ
the Strand this week. Allen holubar
made 10 with his wife. Dorothy Phillips
In the title role. and 10 seems 20 as 70
contain only sure FIRE stur II we are
anv Judge OF such things Hurricane rs
Gal" Is going 10 bring lots Of money
into the box Office Of any theater where
IL is shown. Dorothy Phillips is PRETTY
smart and o clever actress and TINS
newest picture gives her an excellent
opportunity q mrplay her beauty ana
her talents. she has 20 be cute, jeal-
ous. seductive. murderous, sarcastic
frivolous. serious. rcpentant and dead.
ONLY she doesn't really die, even
though the man who fred the bullet
Intended for her lover, was never
known 10 miss his man. He did miss his
woman. however. for the title says
that love heals all wounds.
We. personally, took q cordial DIS
like 10 the hero, and felt al the time
that he was not on the level. So we
we're not surprised when we learned
that he was a spy. We were perfect
lv delighted when Lola went with
pistol TO kill him and sorry when she
decided 20 let him live. .
Whom old Hurricane died he left ms
ships and his business 90 his gal As
far os we could learn these ships car
NED pearls and other valuable things
between the South Sea Isles and San
Francisco. steele O'Connor COOS as
stowaway and when they End him and
nut him to work he makes love 20 the
galp and wins her heart. Not only
was he engaged 20 another gal IN san
Francisco. but he also managed 20 get
2 revenue cutter out 20 the boat he was
on and when the smoke cleared away
there was nothing left Of the old boat
but a few ripples to mark the spot;
AS a few Of the men were killed and
the gal had 20 suffer the loss OF the
boat. no one could blame her for be-
ing annoyed with the man 20 whom
she had given her virgin heart. Then
II is that she goes TO shoot him, and
we should think she would have done
IL IL only Tor the cowardly way. he
acted when she pointed the pistol At
him. We like our heroes 20 be strong
and masterful and 70 say Here, gimme
that weapon, you might break a mir
ror. and that's bad luck Now kiss
me and 20 on home ard forget H. ~
When Lola drops the pistol and falls
In his arms you think the story Is
all over, but it's only just begun. For
just then the hance walks IN, and
was Lola Jealous? As Marjorie Ram
beau saws. an tell the woild-hot
dogl" Lola would probably have ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25
The Stage Door

Celsbrating the Aoiisrs tsreenisnaIy the
c.h,,rr. yviii give four performances Of The
f,,.gsnarv Invalid" IN the gymnasium or
Columbia University On alternate evenings.
hsgin,inE tonight with a matinee on Sat
nrUnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

pressed Il that way herself. only she
never heard any slang out In the south
Sea Isles She did pick up a few
nhrnaes from the sailors, however
which were forccful and picturesque.
The story is By Harvey Gates and
the cast might almost be called ALL
star. Robert Ellis plays the hero
Wallace Beery Is excellent hs the IN
seaworthy villain. Gertrude Astor ~
seen as the rival fanccc. Jack Donovan
ia "A rival hero. William Fong ~ the
Chinese cook and James Barrows Is
Captain Danny. ~,
The comedy is Mutt and JET, called
Court plnstcred.' Prizma has PIC.
ture called "Thc Land Of the Red Man.
There Is an orchestral and a vocal ae-
commitment by Kitty Mclaughlin
who aings "By tho Waters Of Mime
tonka.
The program AZ the Rialto has sew
eral numbers which we prefer 20 the
feature picture. That is called THE
Nvsteries OF India" and II reads
scans rather-likc chapter from
"Nfistress Of the World" J. May, who
directed that mad, mad serial, directed
',Tbe Mysteries OF India" a. we'll, and
Mia Nav is the star Of both pictures.
As Ia usual In an Of these BIG foreign
nroductions the scenes seem % drag IN
terminably. Let an American director
take the same material and he would
make q rip-roaring melodrama with
never dull moment. The story IN
itself Is interesting and some Of the
settings are magnificent. but II Is aboat
as exciting a. a game Of cricket one
might enjoy 10 over a week end Whlen
had been dedicated 10 rest.
The cast includes Erna Aorenn'
Conrad Veidt. Bernhard Gotzke, LA
De Putty. Olaf Fonss and Paul Richter.
Some Of these people give excellent
performance.
one Of his entertaining exhibitions AZ
the Wurlitzer organ. This time ne
has a regular scenario for his music.
Narcu, rs another one Of our favoutes
with his cartoons, what a difference
a little hair will make" and Hugo
Rierenfeld has arranged some classieal
iazz which is fascinating. lie also con
ducts the orchestra through the over
ture. "Rigoletto."
There is on the picture program ..
short subject called "Danse haeabIe.
II is film synchronization OF SAINT
saen's composition by Adolph boim'
Ruth Page is seen ns Love ana w,
Rowland plays Death. Ford fAihst
sings Temple Bells" as proiesue 70
the feature picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

River
by Daylight

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