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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-11-02

before the 1st day of March A. ID.
1923 or be barred
Dated Nov. ], 1922.
By the Court,
Warren r. Kncwic' JUDGE
White & White, Attorneys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-11-02
GAMBOL WITH HOPI INDIANS
STORY OF A 5000 MILE TRIP

Editors Note-The following story
which appeared in the Oct. End issue
of the Everett, WASH, Herald, was
written by Royce Brier, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Brier, formerly of this
city. Mr.. Brier taught in the Normal
school here for several years, and also
served as president of this institution.
His son Royce has been engaged in
Newspaper work in Everett for some
time, on the Herald staff.
Fifty thorlsand years ago, when
auto parks, tire adjustments and
speed cops were almost unheard of,
it was entirely customary for your
good citizen Of the world to eat his
ChNtnas dinner in Irkutsk, Siberia,
and the next fall take in the races on
the site of what was one day to be
Rome. Horace Greedy had not yet
said go West, young man," but you
may be certain that his prototype had
painted many an editorial on cavern
walls, which, if to us bit cryptic,
said obviously enough to the constant
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-11-02
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
First Publication Nov. 2, 1929
Notice fer Administration and
Notice &c Creditors
State of Wisconsin, County Courc,
Pierce County-In Probate.
In Re Estate of Svelung Halversor,
Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at
the Special Term of said court to be
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
POPE SENDS WORO
TO AMERICANS

ROME. Feb. s.-(By The Associated
Press)-Pope Plus xI today gave
Cardinal o'ConncIi the following mes
sage to be sent thru The Associated
Press TO the American people.
Tell the American people i kend
them my very sincere and affectionate
blessing and that / shall always have
at heart their prosperity and welfare.
! beg your eminence to let the United
States know that all my life I have
felt the most sincere admiration for
that young and vigorous nation.'
Il have read very much about
America and have often wished to bc
able to see that marvellous country.
But now Of course that can never
happen. But stili I am consoIed to
think that ! can welcome Americans
TO Rome. Ny one great desire Is to
help reestablish peace and harmony
among all nations.
Tho conference at Washington ac-
complished much toward the pacifica
tion of tho world. America has shown
herself most unselfish both during and
since the war. God bless her for that.
She seems never TO want anything
for herself except what Is Justly hers.
AT the same time she is always help
ing the old nations OF Europe. which
today moro than ever need her CO.
operation. God bless your country and
your people"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
LARGE NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS
AT SHOW JUST OPENED AT MONTE VISTA

The poultry department is In = claz
b. itself and that the people OF the
valley have gotten away from the
barnyard variety OF fowl Is evidenced
By the fine showing of purebred poua-
try at this years exhibit. The poultry
Is exhibited under the auspices OF the
Ric Grande County Poultry and Pet
Stock association and in conjunc tfon
with the II. o. @. Stock chow. J.
Talbot OF Saguzche. exhibiting white.
black and silver laced Wyandottea.
Mrs. L. ]. Adams OF Monte Vista with
white Leghorns. Ward Isabelle with
barred Plymouth Rocks and Harry
Assay of this city with barred Ply
mouth Rocks. Rev. J. Ed Phillips OF
Sargent with white Cornish ga0seA. n.
Il. Simmons of Monte Vista with
bronze turkeys and E J. Hanan OF
Sasuache with brown LeShorns, are
among the large exhibitors this year.
Several years ago a little group OF
men of the Hog Growers association
OF the valley banded together to form
a purely social order to be known as
the High Order of Grunts-' This Or
ganization grew, as things have n way
OF doing over here until IL became
necessary to have some outle- for
their activities and from this the stock
show idea was developed which has
put this city on the map. The problem
now confronting the men In charge of
the show Is proper space for the ex-
hibits and steps have been taken to
build stadium TO take care OF the
show. As the plans are now the first
building will be one hundred by two
hundred feet In size ana modelled after
the new cattle barns at the state fair
grounds IN Pueblo. a committee COM
posed OF Charles Akers. chairman.
A. H. Webster and L. W. Headlee are
working on tho plans and an effort
will be made to have the stadium ready
for next years show.
Tho people OF the valley do not
realize what this yearly show means
sger Of the exhibition this morning
when talking about the growth that
had been made. IN five years from
now when II has grown TO the proper
tions which we In charge can see for
It. they will wonder why they did not
awaken to its possibilities sooner"
he said.
Altho It is due to the cooperation of
the farmers and buisenss men OF the
valley that has made the show what
1t Is. 1t is largely thru the efforts of
these three men, Charles H. Akers.
president: A. II. Webster. manager
and George B. Boutwell,. secretary.
that 1t is making its rapid growth
Today was taken up with the tudg-
ing OF the different classes while to-
morrow the auction sale Of Hereford
cattle will be held and followed on
Friday by the sale Of registered Short
horns.
Judging of stock was completed
this evening. honors being very even
In many OF the classes. For tho best
registered Percheron stallion II. f.
Winfrcy took first with ]. +. Goff
first for the bea Shire stallion. For
Percheron mares and colts. Coy
Wright took nearly all the first
honors with w. J. eanderson . close
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

PAtrOlInAn LINK lay neuIu the SAsoN
and rushed to the scene. Coroner r. B.
Ddhbfe was cut OF the city, but Deputy
Coroner Ray Davis was called. Night
Captain Sinclair and several other OF
lficers were al@o summoned. Officer
Fouch was placed under arrest and
taken to police headquarters whore he
was closcted with Chief OF Police g.
r. johnson. Night Captain Jack Sin
clair, sheriff Sam Thomas, Undersher-
iff Fred Kenyon for over an hour. Az
ter the investigation, the officers said
Fouch had killed Levecchi in the per-
formance of his duties. but he was
later placed IN tho county Jail.
Officers Fouch and Pezoldt entered
the Levecchi place in search of liquor
Tuesday afternoon and when they en-
tered the door. Levecchi Is said to have
emptfed glass of whisky in ths sink
and to have laughed at the officsra-
Two brother officers warned FoucA
to be on his guard when he was in the
Levecchi soft drink parlor. - Levecchi
had the reputation Of bad character.
Levecchi Is thirty years Of ago and
has wife in Pueblo. His parents are
said TO be in the Eas.. Ea was a well
known Italian and when the Deputy
Coroner searched the body. found a
diamond pin, valuable gold watch and
considerable cash.
Fouch has been on the police force
since September but was appointed to
the prohibition enforcement squad only
Monday. He had no uniform, but work
ed as a plainclothes man
Captain Sinclair said that Officers
on the prohibition enforcement squad
take their lives in their hands every
time they make . Faid. Ofk3cer OEle, a
member OF the squad received a black
hand letter threatening his life unless
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
N IRELAND

ing the British government with re-
claring listers determination not 10
yield anything. The Incident created
quite a sensation In the lobbics Of
parliament tonight. where II feared It
would have an adverse effect on the
Irish nesotiations and mako difficult
the hoped for renewal OF negotiations
between Sir James Craig and Mr.
Collins.
Tho small majority obtained by the
government in the house of lords to.
night on an amendment In connection
with Irish affairs Is regarded to some
extent as tho moral effect Of the
raids.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
Ends Stub bboYnC Coughs
In q Harry
For real sRecfivensss, thie cid
EaAly and ehesrly prepared.

You'll meyer know how quickly . bad
this famous old hons-.Ads remedy.
ali night, will say that the immediate
relief aiven is almost like magic. 1t
takss but : monsnt to prepare. and
really there is nothing better for coughs:
Into !. pint bottle, put 2 ounces OF
syrup TO make full pint. Or YOU can
syrup. instead Il sugar syrup. Either
thirds 81 ~ money usually spsnt for
cough prepe1ations, and eives YOU : more
positive, effective remedy. It keeps per
fectly, and tastes pleasant children
Ycu can feel this take hold ilstaatly.
soothing and healing the membranes in
an The air passaGes. It promptly loosens
. dry, tight cough. and soon you. will
notice The phlsem thin oat and then
disappear lto9sther. A dAy's ~ will
Usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and IL II also splendid for
broncAiti!, Group. hoarseness. and bron-
chial asthns.
PinAx is . most valuable coacsntratei
compound OF genuine Norway pine eS-
tract, the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointtnent ask vour
druexist for "2h ounces Of Pinexs with
directiens. And don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 70 give absolute satis-
faction or money refunded. The pinex
Co.. Fl Wayne. Ind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
JAPAN AAl1s HER
WARSAIP BUILDING

TOXIC. Feb. S-(By The A.so-
ctAte4 Pre3D-The navy department
has ordered dock yards to stop con-
stuction work on the eight battle
ships and battle cruisers now on the
ways which are to be scrapped in ac-
cordance with the Washington con-
ference agreement The battleships
the battle cruisers aro the Atarn
Akagi. Amagi and TakAo.
Construction of auxiliary craft Sc.
for the fiscal year leSa-lSeS will be
advanced TO the prsseut In order to
afford employment for the dockyard
workers.
Japan 1, allowed 3.r.soo tons Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

MONTE VISTA, Colo. Feb. S.-The
High Order Of Grunts opened its sixth
annual exhibition here today with the
largest exhibition of stock this little
city has ever seen and an exhibition
second to none shown in the sta te
this year. The showing OF cattle is
especially fine. As one man who re-
Gently moved here from the east put
1t, There are just as fine cattle at
this shos AS | ever saw at the Inter
national"
Among the large raisers showing at
Monte Vista this year are W. ]. San
derson and Sons OF this city. the chas.
f Gibson company of Gibson, Colo.
A. ]. Fyllenwider of Del Norte. ]. S.
Wilkerson, J. X. Holmes. L. n. Head
lee and Peter II. Getz of this city. II,
p. Means and Brothers OF Saguache,
J. II. Neal. Moffat. and from outside
the valley there are such growers as
David Firm and Son of La Neta. A.
J. Hayward of Littleton, w. A. Camp
bell and Z. Z. Harrison of La Veta-
For many years hogs and the San
Luis valley have been synonyms, for.
1. Is claimed. that outside Of Scandana-
vie the finest hams in the world come
from this section of Colorado. The
porkers at this show are worth going
cattle exhibit perhaps there are more
large exhibitors showing in this class
than any. Among the big hog ex-
hibitors are A. G.. Robertson and r.
II. Buckley of Monte Vista; /. r.
Rockey and Sons, Saguache: Charles
E. Gibson and Company and W. A.
Campbell. of La Veta.
The horsemen are also here in fun
force and while there are not 10 many
breeders exhibiting there is variety
and class in their stock that speaks
well for the Judgment OF the breeders.
The firms making the largest showing
In this line are: Coy Wright and w.
J. sanderson and Sons, both of this
city.
Peter H. Getz, ]. K Holmes and Gil
byaith Bros. all of Monte Vista are
the largest exhibitor. OF sheep at this
years show.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

second In tho number OF places
GeorBs Wright took a number OF
prises In ths ~arioss mules events.
In the different placinEs Of the
Herefords L. N. Headlee. J. N. Neal
Joe Shown, p. II. Getz, I. Anderson
and sons. E. E. Harrison and David
Firm and sons all came Tn for prisee
p. H. Gets took the prize for the
beA grand champion Here1rod bull
valley bred anA raised For the
grand champion COW. valley bred and
raised. L. N Headlee was given the
tho grand champion COW. open any
age. while for the bull In the same
class, L. n. Headiee was winner.
". A. Cam p bell took the prizes in
all classes In tho Aberdeen Angus
showing while for the best herd dis
play David Firm and sons was given
first prize with W. ]. Sanderson and
sons second.
In the Shorthorn class J. n. Neal
WAS given the money for the grand
champion bull, valley bred and raised
c. D. Hyatt for the grand champion
COW OF the same class while for the
grand champion bull, open any age,
Fred Spicer took the prize with t A.
Miner receiving it for the COW In the
same class.
Prize for the best boar in the Duroc
Jersey class was taken by Charles E.
Gibson and W. A Campbell for the
best SOW in the same class and Charles
E. Gibson. Jr-. for the best gilt among
the Duroc Jerseys. In the showing of
the large type Poland Chinas. L w.
InGersoen was given first award for
the best boar and A. G. Robertson for
the best SOW and also for the best
gilt All places in the showing ri
Chester Whites were taken by i. f.
Rockey and sons.
In the Rambboukett class OF sheep
Gilbreath Brothers took all money a
we'll al in tho Corriedale rams while
J. E. Getz was In all the money in ths
showing of the ShropShircs and
Ham pshireaL
Tho banquet of the High Order Of
Grunts vii be held tomorrow night
and among those TO be present are
DR.. Glover OF tho state agricultural
college, tho governors secretary, Mr.
Moorehead. Carl Miliken. secretary Of
state and Lew D. Sweet. representing
the war finance corporation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

light cruisers and destroyers by the
naval treaty. Al present she has ap-
proximately 235.000 tons of this class.
about $4,000 OF which can be de-
clared obsolete, leaving tho margin for
Immediate construction at $4,000
tons.
This construction work can be car
ried on with the funds released thru
stoppage of work on capital ships
The amount thus saved. according to
the tentative figure of the navy de-
partment. is approximately 1oe.TsA.-
900 yen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. which any drug store
will supply for n few cents. shake well,
and you have quarter-pint of HARM
less and delightful lemon bleach lotion
TO soften and whiten red. rough or
chapped hands. This homemade
lemon lotion IL far superior to giycerin
and rose water to smoother the skin.
Famous stage beauties use II to bleach
and bring that soft. clear. rosy-white
complexion. because 1t doesn't irri-
tate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

be ceased to act on tho squad. Officer
Gray. who resigned q few weeks ago
was the victim Of the bootlegsers, it
- thought. when his automobile was
stolen and burned.
1t was not determined whether any
persons were IN the place of the shoot
ing. bessaes the officer and Levecchi. A
large crowd rapidly gathered. blocking
traffic on South Union avenue for a
short time. The deputy coroner locked
the place up and took charge Of every
thing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

his homo 10 find-au carly robin
pcrcised on his Lawn.
REDDING. Calf. Fep. s.-The city
OF Redding n osas.r cf . whisky still
and considerable n,nsh, found in a
house acquired rrccntly by the town
trustees, II became known today. Tho
truHees fear they are technical violAt-
ors OF the volstcad act, in thnt they
acquired the still and mach as part OF
an Investment nn1 not thru n police
rnid.
SAIINA. Kas.. Feb s.-Skies arc
dsrkened with dust AZ .l,c result Of n
wind estimated by tfG local weather
observer At from IS to 40 miles m
hour, which has been blowing since
mdnisi't.
HUTCHINSON. Kas.. Feb. S.-Higls
winds thfuOut N1Sttrp KauaaS arc
causing injury 70 the wheat fields.
The ground 10 drycs than for years
and the winds arr sufficiently strong
TO blow the soil oii tn. Ncl0s cxposipg
the wl"at roots th.. ne sprouted.
CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Eduard o.
Lynn. accused OF disorderly conduct.
appeared before Justice John r.
Boyer aud asked for. change Of
venuc TO the court OF Justice Afax
N1tkOWCf. MS nc1RnDOr.
You'll probably want to soak me
Judge Witokcr is my pal. He'll go
easy on me-"
A short lime later Lynn stood be.
fore Justice Witkower.
II got ,pinchcd for slisor,icly con-
Duct" he explained. What / want
Il u square deal. and you're my pal.
got q little polluted and
equity or not guilty. ukkctl tho
Justice.
'Oh. sure. guilty" Ell RiggIcd.
WELL" said the court. "tllst will
bs. IS and COSTS
You're he'll Of u psl." FL rcinrtcd.
And" sa,IdA the court. "s5 more for
contempt Of court
FAIRPORT. Ohio. Feb. s.-Mayor
Amy Kaukoncn from the window OF
her office noticed wagon load Of
potatoes entering FairPort rC"rutly
md was puzzled to xDoas why farrus ~
wcrc bringing in potatoes. when tic
town already wns giu.tcI with them.
She stopped tho wagon TO lnvesti-
gate, and the woman driver, 1eapinG
from her scat. piled into n nearby
automobile and left Fairport in n
swirl OF dust.
The potatoes were dumped ard In
tho midst Of them were six Contain
ers OF whisky which tIn: mayor de-
stroyed. Steve Tomton of Con, ~ d.
who accompa MED tho load was mr.
rested.
Mayor khukoncn md the sheriff
pursued and srrcsted tho worsnn nj
hrr fhrm. Her name Is Elizabeth
DukA. She was arratgned with Tom
ton and pleaded gnilty To violating
tho Crnbbc transportation net. She
WINS fined $1,000 and Tomton $1,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
THIN. FADED HAIR
NEEDS ~DANDERlNE"
TO nHlckEN IT

IS cents buys a bottle
OF "Danderinc." Within
ten minutes after the
first application you
can not find q single
trace OF dandruff or
falling hair. Danderine
is to the hair what
fresh showers OF rain
and sunshine arc to
vegetation. 1t goes right
to the rootA fnvisoratos
and strengthens them,
helping your hair to
grow long. thick and
luxuriant-
Girls! Girls, Don't
let your hair stay life
less, cOlorleSS. thin
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

planned was made on tho basis OF fig
ures presented At public hearings by
fiscal officers OF the army. navy and
marine corps. These figures contem-
plated so per cent OF the men who
served with the army and IS per cent
of those who served with the navy and
marine corps electlng to take cash This
figure may be revised As the subcom-
mittee studies the matter. The first
question before the tax subcommittee
will BE- that of deciding whether the
tax revenue 10 to come from a limited
group OF sources or whether tho taxes
will be spread over = wide field.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

Victor Flanagan, Canon City boy
and graduate of the high school there
and of the University OF Colorado at
Boulder. has been called to Fort
old home of Robert Louis Stevenson.
Wayne. Ind. to take the management
OF the plant of the Deister Concsntra-
tor company at salary Of $500 per
annum.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

To CQre . uuna h Ouo nav
TAKE laxative BRONO QUININE
tablets The genuine bears the sigma
ture OF e. w. Grove. (Be sure Won
get BROMO.) soc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

scra4gy. \ single application Of de-
lightful Danderine will double the
beauty and radiance OF your hair and
make II look twice ~ abundant.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
Boys Union Suits

Boys medium weight, ecru ribbed balbrirran,
sl.Oo Union Suits for ages 8 TO l6. Thursday 73e
Boys fleecc-lned Union Suits, in natural
gray or Jaeger color. Broken sizes, s1.0O Suits,
BOYS SUPERIOR UNION SUITS
the high grade, perfect fitting, locked crotch
Union Suits like father wears. Made Of eeru
ribbed balbiegan.
Sizes for ages to years ...........Sl. *
Sizes for ages TO IA years. ......... 81 so
Sizes for ages 16 to Is years .......S1.75
Boys natural gray wool Superior Union
Suits; (sure satisfaction in these.)
Sizes for ages to s, at. 81 IN
For ages to IA at ..................S2 $3.50
And for ages 16 TO is at t.......... ST .OO
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
HUGE sum

CONTINUED from F.se one.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
POLICEMAN SHOOTS
Patro,rnan Link Day heard the shot

Continued from Page oss.,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

Mayor Kaukopcn md tho sheriff
pursued and arrested tho won'nn Mt
fcr fnrm. Her name is Elizabeth
Dui1A. She was arrntgned with Tom
ton and pleaded guilty To yiolatin
tho Craht,c transportation MT. She
WIS fined ~ 900 and TomtOn $1,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

SAI4INA. kAs.. Feb. S.-Skies ar
dArkencd with dust AZ .lsc result Of ,
wind estimated by tic local weathc
observer At from IS to 40 miles u
hour, which has been blowing sine
midniSi't.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

Correctly proportioned, well-made Union
Suits that give comfort. All have closed crotehcs,
and are long sleeve, ankle-length style.
Ecru balbriggan ribbed Union Suits, formerly
$1.25, Thursday .S5c
Chalmers natural gray ecru ribbed winter
weight Union Suits, regular $1.5O grade,
at ....................... 81 Is
Vassar Heavy Weight natural gray worsted,
$500 Union Suits at .S5
Vassar heavy weight natural gray, wool
MIXED 400 Union Suits at ...........S 2.35
Chalmers heavy weight natural gray worsted
$4.o0 Union Suits, at ................. .$2.35
You know the great merits of VASSAR and
CHALMERS Underwear Vassar is extra elastic,
wonderfully comfortable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09
ODD AND INTERESTING

CONTINUED from Page Ons.)
his homo TO find-an carly robin
pcrcfled on his Lawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-09

HUTCHINSON. Kas.. Feb. s-Higli
winds thfuOut WlSttrp Kanaas arc
causing injury 70 the wheat fie1ds.
The ground 10 dPyc, than for yearH
uHd the winds Arr sufficiently saronS
TO blow the soil Osi tn. gJcl0s exposing
the wl~H roots thu, ne sprOutcd.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-19
The Bible

This DOOk contains the mind oi
God. the state OF man, the way oi
salvation. the doom nf sinners anfi
the nappinrss Of the righteous. TT
doctrines are holy; Its prpcepts are
binding: It's records are true, and all
its decisions are immutable. Read
it to be wise, believeit to bs safe, and
practice It TO lie holy It, ontain
light to direct yor, food to support
yon and co mfort to cheer you. 1t is
the travellers mp. the pilgrims
sword, the Christian scharter. Here
paradise In res tered; heaven opened
and the waya OF hell disclosed. Christ
To tts object. our good It's design and
the Fede mption Of man its end. II
should all the memory. rule the heart
and guide the feet. Itis a mine oI
wealth. q paradise OF glory, a river
OF pleasure. 1t is given you In life,
will he opened ut the Judgment. and
remembered forever. Itinvolves the
responsibility. will reward the obe
dent and con denim all who trifle
with itsprecepts.
Selected
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-10-19

And instead OF Going to the ParIoF
She Sat Down by the Kitchen VIM
dow.
instead Of going to the parlor, she sat
down by the kitchen window. She was
In her chally gown, with her cameo
pin and her string OF coral.
Laughter from the parIor mingled
with the laughter Of Di and Jenny up
stairs. Lulu was now rather shy Of
Di. A night or two before, coming
home with "extra" cream. she had
gone round to the side door and mad
come full upon Di and Bobby, seated
on the steps. And Di was saying:
"Well, II marry You, you've simply
got to be a great man. could never
marry just anybody. I'd smother
Lulu had heard, stricken. She
passed them by, responding only faint-
" to their greeting. Di was far less
taken aback than Lulu.
Later Di had said to Lulu: Il s'pose
yon heard what we were saying
Lulu, much shaken, had withdrawn
from the whole matter BY fat no. !
Because. she said to herself. Il
couldn't have heard right
But since then she had looked 1T Di
IN II III were some one else. Had not
Lulu taught her to make buttonholes
and to hem oh. no Lulu could not
hare heard properly.