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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Portland Live Stock
Tuesday. Quotations


Cattle Receipts. -. Tone OF market,
stale. steers medium. is97.So. COM
mon. sos: hsifers medium and com.
mon, Iisos Sass; COWS medium and
common 's6I75; Gamers and cutters,
tiso9s bulls. Gamers and bolosnas.
t2,7kda.7Si calves. medium and choice,
100 ibs, down, i5.506lei 100 TO $50
lbs, ts.boap.S0. go lbs up. iSesso.
Hcss-Recsipts none. Tone OF market,
steady. Medium. good and choice, 100
10 200 lbs, tiO.7s6ll.Bo. 200 10 $50
lbs, iio.s5eii. $50 ihs. up. sioaip.so;
packing. smooth heavy. ;s.sods. pack
Ing. rough heavy, i7.s09sbo: slsush-
ter pigs. is750io.2s. feeders and
stooksrs. isIs.So.
sheep Receipts. ISL. Tons OF market.
steady: lambs. heavyweight medium
and choice. ts.so6io culls and com
mon, all weights. S5.soas.so; wethcrs.
itto95.5o. eves, common TO choice,
;SGb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Denver Live Stock
Tue.day', QuotAtion,

seo STEAD. Rect
steer. isaip..S cows and heifs-s. 81
feeders. itGt bulls. isGs-5e.
Hoxs-Rscsipts. $500. io03sc higher.
TOP. 1915. bulk. 9:saas5; pigs.
tT.t0Gs
sheep-Recslpts. ESQ M.rket steady.
rat lambs, fli.Egdl5!s; feeder lambs.
tle.5eei:; ewes. iS5sTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Vast Shipments of
Grain Cross Lake:

FORT WILLIAM. Ont. Aus. go
Grain shipments from the head o
the lakes from the opening OF navi
cation to July nth, reaches oySl
l2O, 900 900 bushels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
STOCKS FIRM AT
NEW HIGHS
Mack Truck Hits 1924 Top;
U. S. Rubber al 374
WALL SHEET JOURNAL FINAN-
ttAG WENIE-W

EEN YORK. Aus za-W|rh fn-
dgatria'E lu new high ground for the
year and duplicating the hrHf levels
rrarhsf Dol 1898 fhfs rIaEH ~ Ft-rkH
AZ favored az abe opening NArk
Truck reached new 1928 top On
the pr1EpFrt m important expansion
l1 lH business aH an olfEr1Hrh ~
me pTcpoHaI t1 open &c mes ruatfH iH
hFu York city
United States Rubber went up
frEstiHHaIF La I-a
Stocks opened firm with Fsthfe-
hem Steel ttA % q o. EFh Sim
clair lAh % e. Erie 90 ~ -;
Reading gta up d Anaconda. IN.
Of q. Ssw Haven l-H EIrksl
Plate. IllA. W - United safes
Rubber 15a. N g BALDWIN. igIA,
on ~ T 81 STEEL IIg. Industrial
Alcohol rs. 40 =. American Car.
111 on Il, Mack Truck. Ih8a. up
q Unl0h Pacific. 1916. or 2 North
can u. sgs. " 4 Marine. pa. asa.
up y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Chicago Board OF Trade
Cash Wheat
Tuesdays Quotations

CHICAGO. Aux. i---cash vhsat-No .
red iitE No. 2 rcd. .i-ssts Gl-5t: 10.
hard. U--si1 gl-sgEs No hard.
fln.el:etf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

tuesdays QuotatAons
Sugar Strong Raw. tsss; refined.
firnsr. grsnulAtsd. ts.75asts.
Cotfee-No. RIo spot. isae: No.
santo,. .Qi.e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Portland Produce
rur,d.r,. ouetatIen.

Butter-Ruying. -; selling, 5000.
Buying, 81. selling, ass 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Local Market Prices

poo.t.,, r,la NJ. n.r fb II
uo~. $780, Ter, f79 ~
$500. 49,, "a. so0 ~, .0Ga IL
y,.INt.,s,. ,,,tl s6.i.o ibs... lao rs
Hsavy. medium qualify, VIZ IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Ate. -
First Lea Tas
SEQ a ~. a. a.
TIrsl Iitrh ftds
tEg q m 90 a.
ssuand Isu TIas
o ~ b m as Or
ssTsna Ingh uas
tW p "a 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


40 81
TIrsf Les Ttes
aaI e.
flsa utsh Itda
90 a. r.
-~sand Los tia-
4 % b
-srshd iliEh riss
. 90 81 lai n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

CThs prices given are these made 20
retail dealers by wholesalers. With :
few seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro-
ducers can BE- figured By deduciing the
cost OF transportation 70 seat,is and
approximately IS per cent for hauling.
storage aud selling cost.D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Hay. GRAIN AND FEED
(rriees on MiSed Carloads Go shipper,
u. q. u. seattiel
Alfalfa Hsy-First grade 1900
Straw .................... 1880 o 1900
Cern-whois, yellow. i1or..,.....Bt.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Weather Bureau Report

TATCusF IHf-Asu Aug So o. ~
HaFeust=F rising ugriy. riE-ag H-a-
eat enc mile an EFuF
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02

chci NIT leseni ,ty mne musis
udelat kozu - delat kozy, ma
hate .kozy - Wis Josefe. to je
horst remeslo, nez zednicina.'
"Ale, Vaclave ma kozu nele
ze tesaf, to leze jenom zed-
mix! potmesile replikuje Ho-
fejs. "A jestli pax ty Wis, ze
|zednik neni clovek, zednikovi
Sc rika matlapa, ne, zednfk ne
nj clovek."
Novakovi nabfha lila ma ce-
lie, razem dopiji sklenici a tlu
&c still. - Vola: "Hospodo,
nalej! Sakra, hospodo, nalej!
A ia ii n6co reknu Vaclave,
tesar je prasive remeslo, te-
saf zmejli Sc o centimetr, bac
Vazba mu silha, vazba jde
sourem - ale panecku, zed-
mix 81 svou ostddu remesinic-
XIV krasnS schova, krasne pri-
placne nerovnost maltou, nebo
|narovna cihlu kladivem. a ma
|rovnost! A mGze to ud6lat te-
|sar?'
Horejs opilyma oc'ma diva
sc ma bfichateho panaka, skri
pc zubama a pliie pres stnl
|Zlutou slinu. Povida: "At'! A.
lie ia ii povim historku, zednic-
kou historku, abys vedel, zc
je tesar neco vic neZ .Zednik
To jednou jeli zednici ma stav
bu, chteli jet po zeieznici. A
jak mIzou dat upatlaneho zed
nika mezi lidi? Nedali, kdepak
by dali. Nedali! Ale vlaken
Jel wagon prasat - dall Zeun
ky mezi prasata. a cestou sc
Ito pomichalo, pomichali Sc zed
nici s prasaty, a kdyz pax je
lvyndali Il vagOnu, - no, Cd te
doby Sc nevi, co je zednik Z
lco lie prase!
"Sakrav uhodil Novak pc
sti ma stul. "Sahra, fekni to je
ste jednou a tuhle te zabijt
mou dusi! Mejkla jsem neZa
bill. ale tebe zabii - sakra -
"a tesari jsou vic nezli zee
inici!' prohlaSuje HOfejS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02

"Ty chlape - ty ty - tvs
byl vzdycky mil nepritel = ty
jses potvora - tebe ia jsem
vzdycky nenavidel -" chrei
Novak najednou vstava a ma
prahuje ruku.
Horejs opile: "A tesafi jsou
vic nezli zednfci.
ia - ia - ia jdi pryt!
rye Novak. "Jdi pyc! Jdi nebo
bude mord - previt tesaf bu
de tn spinit zednika? - Jdi
pryGw
Horejs dopiji, usklibuje sc,
neni prece tax opily, jako No
yak. Uvedomuje 81, re k nece
mu doslo jde cd stolu, doza-
du platit. A cestou povida jad'
ne $ dnrazem "Poradny tesaf
Sc zednfkem nema ami sedet-
tesafi jsou n6co vic nez Zed-
nici"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
| |ASTRONOMOVE OBJEVILI
NOVY VESMfR.
F. l.. l. s.

i 40 - Ne
Cambridge, Mass. - Nej-
vzdalenejsi pTedmet, ktery byl
WIDEN clov6kem, nova sousta-
va hvezd, byl objeven zm6-
rem. Byly zachyceny fotogra-
ficke snimky ma Harvard OBJ
sevatori ma nichz je videno
bezejmene souhvezdi svetelne
| v kontelaci Sagittaria Ar
chera, coz ma hyt vesmir ia
ko mas. snad pon6kud mensi,
ale sam pro -sebe. Zprava 0
tomto oudc podana velmi "a
hv drem. Harlow Shapleyem,
fiditelem Harvard observatofe.
Trva to million rokd, nez sve
Ito re sousedniho vesmiru pro
nikne X zemi, jak pocita u
suzuie Or. Shapley. Neivzda-
len6jsi hvezdy a svetla v ma
Sem vesmiru jsou 25O,o0O sv6
telnych rokd, novy vesmir ie
vzdalen sest ,kvfntilionn mil
Tento vesmir ie znam ien po
die znacky u astronomu N. G.!
C.. 1922, byl nejp4-ve widen
pred lety dr.. E. E.. Benardem
jenz jiz drive zesnul. Snimky
bvly zachyceny teprve media
vno. Stalo Sc to ma hoTe Will
son velikymi teleskopy. Podo-
bali sc snlmkdm zachycenym
ma observaton Cordoba v Ar
gentine. Uslzuje sc, ze tento
novy vesmfr je mensi nez mas
avsak je to ien hypotesa. jez-
to Sc media dosud presne zjis-
tit., .iaky ncinek ma meTeni me
la ia nesmirna vzdalenost.
Podle vypoctG hv6zdafskych
vesmir mas je v rrdmeru asi
$50, 200 svetelnych rokn: svS-
telny rok je pocftan tn dobu
iako jeden rok a vzdalenost
kterou v .e dobe probehne sve
Ito. Trikrat as tax daleko je
novy vesmir, jehoz nejostfeisi
sv6tlo ievi sc v dobrem teleskC
pu. ieu jako nepatrna teGka
svetelna. Konstellace Sagitta.
rius, v niz novy vesmir Sc ma.
lchazi. ie V teto dobe pfilis bl
zka slunce, aby Sc mohla ko
nat radna poz )rovani. Lfpe b,
de momo zachyt!t novy YES
mir letni dobe, kdy ocekav:
sc. ze bude mono zachytit d,
'cela zretelne snimky fotogra
ficke a bude mozno pozna
neco vic tomto novem YES
miru, anebo, lepe teto nov,
sluneCnf soustav6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
Pomlouvana rodina.

u sousedi nell malicke. -
"Ten rye porad, jako by no ma
nOze bral."
"Mlc, kdybys ty Sc dotal do
takove rodiny, fval by take"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
j. Jahoda:
KDY PADNE SEST!

| -~NNStssAk4Ns">N~ A~crFNNAy
: osvetlene jen jednim nahore O.
bloukovym oknem, tezkymi
: kroky vstoupili diva ramenatf
: |tezkopadni lida. Posadili sc i
hned u dveri, neprostfeneho
stolu. a sve baliky, We spinav6
!, pytlovine zabalene, polozili 81
vedle sebe ma lavici.
Clovek placatou cepici, sill
ne vapnem pocakany, je zed-
mix Novak, druhy Sc ctyrhran
ncu tuzkou vnaprsn1 v kapse, ie
tesar Horejs. Oba mali cepi,
ce ma hlave, Skosile u krku ro-
zapjate a ,tvafe ozehle, osle-
!, hanA.
u Kulhavy hostinsky, jen tax
VIC veste,- pytlovych kalhotech
a v 'pantoflirh, postavil pred
ne dive sklenice piva d pristy
cil k MIN tacky.
! Zednik Noyak peGlive 81 ru
haven utrel dold svisle, tvrde
Ekniry, zdvihl sklenici. a pro-
!, mluvil ke kamaradu Horejso.
vi: "A tax il piiu ma TIVE zdra
|vf, t'ukni 81, Josefe, - jednou
lbudu platit ia, podruhe b,,des
platit ty, at je pofadek. Vyde-
lali isme, ze. tom zeny nevG
ldf, pficinili jsme Sc - uz;jme
pijv
! Ted take Hofejs wal skle.
niei do ruky, nadnesl il vazne
k pivu kamarada, slime tukl
a hned ma to vypil pivo do dna,
postavil sklenici ma stGl a "a.
Ivolal do tmav6ho konce hos
pddky: "Nalejte!'
Kdyz kulhavy hostinsky pr
| nesl nova piva, zdvihl sklenice
opet Hofejs a nadnesl il k Nc
vakovi zafec1il: tied PHI Il.
ctu ty - to Ease pijme ma I've
zdravi."
!, A oba vypili razem, az jim
/ usi zcervenay. Hostinsky Sc
!, pro pivo po treti.
Zednik Novak nacpal 81 kra'
kou fajfciGku, taky hodne po.
: |vapnenou, vytihl plechovku 81
/ sirkami a mocnymi bafy zap:
: luje. Horejs tep,ve taha 2 kaE
Il ,sy mechurinu a rozvazne cp.
s. mad stolen, ;,meta kazde Gmi1
4 ko tabaku a pechuje do pore,
0 lanove hlaviSky.
II Novak uz ma zivejsi poh,
I by, Sc zalibenim sc diva ma trt
y tt sklenici s bilou tepiGkou -
G NELL dnes akord vypotil $,
na palcivem slunci. DvG skle
nice mu rozvazaly jazyk a No
vakovi zm6klo jaksi srdce. -
Srdetne hovof'il: "Josef, to
HE ie mole potGseni - nj,
I. nekde kofalne stat II skle
nicky, ale peknG takhle We 81,
snosti posed6t v nobl .hospodt
A pcsed4t tebou Josefe
8 zadnym jinym. ia hned tai
k nekomu srdce nepfilozim -
lide jsou zatracene potvory
'. a V naSem remesle zvlaSt' -
potvory. Zednik je hranaty t,
4 tvor - trochu mu t'uknes d.
natury hned .je slovo do rva
KY"
Horejs uz taky zapalil, liz
iazyem krvavy sram ma ruce
to mu tram trochu sedrel ru
ce, pfibral kousek HorejSoN
kdze. Ale kdyz neni rama cou
hluboka, nestoji "a rec. Takov
skrabnuti hoji Horejs vapnen
Trochu ranu pomaze mastno
maltou zastavi krev. A je p
rane.
Novak upiji hodne hlubok
a srdce mu nejak taje: "Pc
slouchej, Josefe. ia nevim, ia
to tax pfislo, ale ia jsem 81
Z tuze zamiloval - pi'ece jser
; w delal ma stavbach $ vsel
jakou sebrlnkou, ale nixon
isem 81 tax nezamiloval, jak
+ tebe, a Josefe, ia uz zednicil
tficet let, to pfece clov6k pt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02

ma 0 deSet ctverecnych vic,
nez ia, re jsem Q deset let star
81 a uz ne tax. otocity,. a kde-
81 COST - no, okradl mne. A
Ijeste mn6 pobral peknou snn-
ru - dokazat jsem mu to ne
mohl, ale jiny posmejcit memo
Ill.,"
"Byla shdra nizko ma zem;,
llkame my -tesaTi, utrusuje slo
va Hofejs.
Ale tebou ia vvsel vzdyc-
ky jako po masle!' blahoslovl
Novak. "PGjcim ii nacpat -
jty hned odvedes. Zaplatim ii
,pivo - ty Sc mi hned Ease pi-
vem odslouzis. Nadobi name
pohromade a to ia tuhle pred
devetadvaclti stavitely a poll
Try odprlsahnu, re mne ami kla
dive Sc neztratilo.'
Go teaaf Sc zednickym kla-
divkem, pc silnem dousku u
suzuje Horejs. ia nevim proa
zednici fikaji kladivo, kdy5
mali jen kladivko - ien ia.
kovou t'ukavku.'
! mo, my to nerozsoudfme ="
smifliYe pravi Novak a oba "a
Sc kamaradskv popiji. Hospod
sky ochctne kurha pro ctvrty
par.
KamaradIm sc rczsvecuji o.
ci, slime dymaji a jakoby 81 rex
Ii, oba najednou 81 posoupli &C
pici k tylu.
! Novakovi leveho koutl1o
',,zacinaji teci tenkou struzkor
zlute sliny a pravou rukou 81
ke slovdm dava takt: ga ii
Josefe, tuhle tisfckrat budu O.
pakovat, ze te mann tuze rad
| ze ia te sine nliluju. Kdyby
to nebyia pravda, ia to merck.
nu, ia 0 Mejklovi nikdy nereb
nu, ze bych mel takovou pot
voru rad. Ale tete, nam rad
ty jses muj cloves, tobe bycE
zadarmo treba barak vystave
Abys vedel.'
J ia tebe, Vac!ave, nam ia
ke rad!" ujistuje tesar. "T,
jGes zednik, ia jsem tesar, ale
, rad te nam tfeba ze isl zed
, nix
: Novak Sc zamlGel, hluboct
, Sc naph tMce premyslel {
Horejsovych slovech. Nejak 81
Sc mu lepi jazyk k dolni dasn
, pred ocima mu poskakuie brl
chaW panak ma plakatu, visl
elm ma prctAisi sten6.
PAX Ease "a chvili povida
"Protoze isl to ty, Josefe, M
fikam mic. Ale kdyby to rekl j
ny budu 81 myslet, re je t,
, ouchcapek ma zedniky. A zed
nk, Josef, je ve'iky clovek.-
Bee zednika nemuZe byt svet
Ano, ami Panbah. Nevystavi
me mi mu zednici hostel, -
( hA, Josef. Ale bez tesaru md
ze svet byt -"
i Horejs dopil, zakolibal ski,
: nici ma tacku, ably hospodsk,
, sell pro move kousa smirliv
} meZi zuby: ITO ySechno jal
Sc to vezme. ia nerad neja
ke sprochy, ale to jsem uz OF
e taty tesare slychal, re tesar j
!. mad zedaika, re svym posta
: venim na stavbe je vzdyck.
j mad zednika a je vzdyciy vys
] "A to bys mne pohneval
6 krakoravym hlasem prohlas
!. je Novak. ia te, Josefe, mil
! il vice nez vlastn{ho bratra
o ia bych Ia tebe tuhle tfeba d
set litru piva zaplatil, ale t
0 ty nerikej, ze je tesaf neco vic
= Tesaf. abysme to po zednick
k fekli. je skoro kazdy mic vic
{ mic min, ochlasta. Josefe, t
n isl mdj milovany kamarad, &
! lie to piece Wis, re tesari 81 pr
o pill pfidavace - ty prece VII
o ze zednici maji pfidavace, al
n tesafi nemaji, protoze 81 no pr
J pill"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02

- USelne vedenk reklama
rozsif; Vase zbozi a zdvoj.
nssohi Vas obrat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
SEARCH BEING MADE
FOR JUL. FORSYTH

H. J. Forsyth, formerly of this city
but for the past few years employed
by an implement company in St.
Paul, disappeared from his rooming
house there last THU sday night or
early Friday morning, and has not
been seen since.
A neighbor claims to Rave seen
Mr.. Forsyth, dressed only in his
night-dress, pass down the street
away from the house. Although po-
lice authorities, relatives and friends
have conducted a rigid search, no
trace of him had been found up to
today. His brother, A. P. Forsyth
of this city, is in ST. Paul assisting
in the search. A daughter, Miss Ella,
has been summoned from California.
The affair is mystery in every
way. Mr.. Forsyth's employers de-
clare that there has been nothing in
his business affairs that would in
spire such a move, and none of his
friends or acquaintance had noted
any signs to Indicate depression or
other motive for the act.
1t is especially mysterious that he
could leave the house clothed only in
his night clothes and his trail be so
completely lost.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
Teachers May Enter
The Political Race

Regent P. w. Ramer, president of
the Normal School Board, has handed
The Jouranl a copy of set of reso-
buttons passed at the last Board ses-
sion on the subject of teacher candi-
dates for legislative office.
The resolution calls attention to
the fact that "the Board at this time
could not take action prohibiting
presidents, teachers and other en-
ployes (of the Normal schools) from
becoming candidates for legislative
office at the coming session of the
Legislature because the matter was
called to the attention of the Board
at too late a date to justify the
Boards requesting faculty members
who entered Legislative campaigns in
good faith to withdraw at this time"
Because there was controversy
on this matter, it had been rumored
throughout the district that Mr.. w.
H. Hunt of this city would either
have to withdraw as a candidate for
the state senate or resign his position
in the River Falls Normal school.
The above resolution makes it clear
that Mr.. Hunt will not need to resign
from the school to continue as a sem
ate candidate.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
TROY BEACH DESERVES
MORE UNITED SUPPORT

Troy Beach, on Lake St. Croix just
south of the "Y" camp, is one of the
most ideal bathing places in the
Northwest.
Ladies' social clubs of that vicinity
have been working hard TO raise
funds for a bath house and for the
general improvement of the place,
and have accomplished great deal
toward providing Accommodations for
the public. They deserve more liber-
al support in the River Falls and
Hudson communities, where a greater
share of the patrons" come from.
In the next issue of The Journal
there will be definite outline of
what is needed and an estimate of the
amount of money which the proposed
program calls for.
The public is requested to use only
that portion of the beach from the
road south, and not to trespass upon
the Y. M. C. A. camps side to the
north, nor use the "Y's" raft, diving
board or boats. There is plenty of
room south of the road, and the
beach is just as good. Bathers there
will please observe this request; don't
trespass on the "Y" portion of the
beach.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
SUMNER COLONY AT
PRESCOTT INCREASING

L. J. Harnsburger and w. H. Far
quharson motored up from Prescott
Monday, and while here paid The
Journal Office call.
Both are interested in the develop
ment of Prescott as summer colony,
the former owning lake-front lots of
exceptionally choice location, and the
latter as proprietor OF The Manor
On Lake St. Croix.
Prescott is beautifully situated as
a summer resort town, with especial
appeal to those who prefer the more
urban contact. On the main line of
the Burlington, it is within easy COM
muting distance from the Twin
Cities. At the Junction of Lake St.
Croix and the Mississippi river, the
boating range is unlimited, and both
bodies of water furnish excellent fish
ing. The new highway from the
Minnesota side to the interstate
bridge will complete one of the finest
motor routes in the Northwest.
Dozens of new cottages have been
erected in Prescott the past two
years, and the popularity of the lake
front in that vicinity is fast increas-
ing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
TWILIGHT LEAGUE WILL
STAGE BENEFIT PROGRAM

Just as we go to press Judge"
Glen Healy comes in to request The
Journal to announce that sometime
along about the 9th or 28th of
August the Twilight League will put
on field day program for the ben fit
of the Peoples Hospital and the Wal
ton Leagues park zoo fund.
On whatever date is chosen the
Twilight Leagues two half4season
champs will play to decide the
league title. The program will also
include varied list of other athletic
events.
1t is planned to have the stores
close for the occasion, and make it
big event. Further details and
definite announcement of the date will
appear in The Journal next Thurs
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
fleets Tragic Death
In Farm Accident
Mrs. John LOida OF Clifton Dies
From Injuries Received While
Operating Grain Binder

Mrs. John Loida died Monday after
noon from injuries received shortly
before noon while operating grain
binder in field near her home, the
Tim Manion farm in the town of Cliff
ton.
She had stepped off from and in
front of the machine when it became
clogged, and while she was thus en-
gagged the horses started. The knives
struck her just above the ankles, sew
ering one limb completely and cut
ting almost through the other.
No one was near to hear her cries.
She managed to get up onto the
canvas portion of the binder and to
start the horses through cornfield
toward the house. The horses stop
ped in the corn and Mrs. Loida was
unable to direct them farther. Her
cries were heard by sister, who
had started out to summon her in to
dinner, and she was found, conscious
but helpless, on the binder, the
horses standing quietly by.
The sister notified Mr.. James Man
ion, who was on his own farm adjoin-
ing, and he came and carried her to
the house. Doctors and nurses had
been summoned, and every possible
effort was made to save her life, but
the shock and the loss of blood
proved handicap too great to over
come and she died few hours later.
Mr.. Loida had been summoned to
town on business that morning. His
wife declared that she would run the
machine during his absence, but he
insisted that she should not attempt
it. She was anxious, however, to do
what she could to rush the harvest,
and upon his departure took the bind
er out into the field.
Mary Roller was the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Roller and was
born at Cherma January IL, 1898.
She was married February 8, 1921,
to Mr.. John Loida, who, with their
son Richard, aged 2, survives. She
is also survived by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Roller, five sisters
and two brothers, all of this vicinity.
The sisters are, Mrs. George Loida,
Mrs. Anil Loida and the Misses Dor
othy, Annie and Margaret Roller.
The brothers are Frank and Felix
Roller.
The community was deeply shocked
by the tragic death of this kindly,
lovable young woman, and all unite
in heartfelt sympathy for the be-
reaved ones.
Funeral services were held at ST..
Bridget's Catholic church here this
Thursday morning, and interment
was made in the Cherma cemetery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-08-07
Local GuardSmen
At Camp Douglas
How The River Falls Unit Spent
Last Week-Governor's Defense"
Day" Attitude Not Popular

Our Camp Douglas correspondent
reported Sunday on the first week in
camp with the 10th Ammunition
Train. His report reads as follows:
Sunday, July 81 off for Camp Doug
las by train and truck The SO men
and 2 officers travelling by train ar
rived about $3.50 p. m. and established
camp. The two Nelson's and Rich
ardson officiated in the kitchen and
supper was served on the dot.
Monday, July %, plenty of drill
but no trucks in sight. Accepted
baseball challenge for tomorrow.
Tuesday, July 20, issued some am
mutton from the warehouse in the
afternoon. Four trucks in charge of
Sgt. Matt Nelson arrived late for
supper. Cleaned up Medical detach-
ment's baseball team.
Wednesday, July 80 handling am
munition for both rs nm and 155 nm
guns began in earnest. Had a busy
day.
Thursday, July 81 the rest of the
trucks in charge of Lieut.. Phillips
arrived. "Pete" Moe says that he
likes driving trucks when it rains.
Friday, August 1, went out to the
rsnge and watched the guns fire.
Cleaned up the 121st F. A. baseball
team, and had thoroughly enjoyable
day.
Saturday, August 2, Cleaned up
ready for Sunday.
Sunday, August 8, rain all day so
our efforts of Saturday were wasted.
Signed the payroll, however, so the
day was not wasted.
The morale of the 107th is at peak.
The grub is tip-top, the work inter
esting and not too hard, with plenty
of time for recreation. If the next
week turns out as well as the past
week, all of the Sc men in camp
this year will be rar'in to go next
year, especially if the organization
goes to Camp Taylor next year as is
rumored.
Gov. Blaine's attitude towards Ma
tional Defense Day, and his refusal
to call the guard out on that day has
caused considerable adverse comment
around camp among the various out
fits.
Most of the organizations will turn
out anyway.