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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19

room.
The jolly Forty-fye Literary So
ciety meets Friday.
Elizabeth Harvester visited school
last week.
The rs and SIS wrote competitions
from the picture study of 'The
Minute Men,
The IS and As are memorizing the
poem, "The Wonderful World" for
language and in Geography we are
studying Our Food and Drink"
The is and Is language and his
tory classes made booklets entitled,
My Garden" Now we are making
a scenery showing Indian Life at
the time Of Hiawatha,
The. home talent play entitled,
That's One on BILL prepared by the
young people of our district is to be
given at the South Fork school house
Saturday evening. The play and other
specialties will begin at 500. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the
South Fork Community Club, so let
us see you there, and help a good
cause.
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Donegal School
Mrs. Kenneth Pace, Teacher

Our Bird and Spring charts are
being filled day by day.
Grace and Theodore inertia have re-
turned to school after several weeks
absence.
The SIS Geography class are study
ing Argentina.
On Monday morning we learned the
song Juanita.
Spring is very near and we have
only ten weeks Of school after this
week.
Mrs. Pace has returned after few
days illness.
We have several absences due to
measles.
Edward Kordosky furnished the
incentive for outdoor play by bring
ing a ball.
The rs and IS Language class are
memorizing "The Star Spangled
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Bailey School
Opal Lawrence. Teacher

The Is and rs studied the picture,
1.-TWO Mothers" in language.
The 5's and 6's History class has
begun the study of Castle Life in
England.
The rs and IS mernorized the
poem, Oh, Captain! Ny Captain!
Friday the SIS and 6is Civics class
discussed the history of the postal
system.
The rs and SIS have made charts
showing the colonies of North
America
The SIS Geography class is study
ing the countries of Europe.
The 3's and As Geography class is
studying the relation between the
farmer and the town people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19

Notice To Prove VIII and Notice To
Creditors
State OF Wisconsin, County Court
for Pierce County-In Probate
In Re Estate of John Elliott, Dc
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at
the Special Term of said court to be
held on the Second Tuesday of April,
A. d. 1925, at the Court House in the
Village of Ellsworth, County of
Pierce, and State of Wisconsin. there
will be heard and considered, he aD-
plication of James Henry Elliott to
admit to probate the last Win ANA
Testament of John Elliott late of tie
City of River Falls in said county,
deceased, and for the appointment of
an executor.
Notice Is Hereby Further Given,
That at the Regular Term of said
court to be held at said Court House,
on the LIST Tuesday of September,
A. D. 1925, there will be heard. con
sidered and adjusted, all claims
against said John Elliott, deceased.
And Notice Is Hereby Further
Given,Th all such claims for ex-
animation and allowance must be pre-
scented to said county court at the
Court House in the Village of Ellis
worth, in said county and state, on or
before the 18th day of August, A. D.
1925, or be barred.
Dated March II, 1925.
BY the Court:
Warren r. Knowles.
Judge
J. III. Grimm, Attorney.
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Hazel Zimmerman, Teacher


The 3's and As Geography class
is studying about Oats and Oatmeal.
The rs Language class are learn
ing the poem, Foreign Children"
Mr.. nd Mrs. E. R. Steiner visited
our school one day last week.
We are enjoying the Spring wealth
er.
The IS Language class learned the
poem, "The Years at Spring"
The rs are having Board Measure
in Arithmetic.
The 3's and As are reading the
story of "How Politeness Won"
The rs are studying the Pacific
States in Geography.
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LEGAL NOTICE
First Publication Feb. IS, 1920

State of Wisconsin in Circuit
Court For Pierce County.
Leo Hurley, Plaintiff.
James B. Hurley, unmarried, Ed
ward J. Hurley, and Susie ]. Hurley,
his wife. Mary Ann Hawkins. Anna
Hurley, May Mulvanny, William f.
Hurley, unmarried, Celia Mccarthy,
Amoskeag Savings Bank, foreign
corporation, Nellie Hurley Dopkins,
Jennie Hurley Wenum, and St.
Joseph's Catholic Congregation of
the Village of Ell Paso, Pierce
County, Wisconsin, a domestic cor
poration,
Defendants
BY virtue of a Judgment of parti-
tion and sale, made in the above en-
titled action on the 14th day of Feb
ruary, 1925, the subscriber, sheriff of
Pierce County, will sell, at the front
door of the court house, in the Viii
lage of Ellsworth, in said county and
state, on the 8th day of April, 1925,
at II o'clock in the forenoon of that
day the real estate directed by said
judgment to be sold, and therein
described as follows:
The Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter; the Northeast
quarter of the Southwe~+
the Southwest quarter of the South
west quarter; the Southeast quarter
of the Southwest quarter; the North
west quarter of the Southeast quart
er; the Southwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter, all in Section 8,
Township &c, North Range 16, also
all of Lots 8, 10 and II in Block c.;
Lot 8 in Block B, in the Village of
FL Paso, and barn lot No. : in said
Village, all of said land being situat-
ed in the County of Pierce and State
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Banner"
Our school notes are furnished by
all pupils. On Monday each Of Us
hand in two items or more, these are
checked over and rewritten. This
way we all have a chance tc help.
By Pupi,s.
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If in need of anything in the print
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Quality Job Printing. The best work
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of Wisconsin.

of Wisconsin.
F. L. Baker. Sheriff.
Dated February 16, 1925.
KNOWLES & DOOLITTLE
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LEGAL NOTICE

list Publication March 10 1925)
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Notice To Prove VIII and Notice To
Creditors
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
BRIDGEPORT HAS
PARTY PRIMARIES
BehrenS and Cullinan Will Run
for Mayor

Bridgeport. oct IL P>--Mayor +.
VIM. Behrcns WAS renominatcd at
the republican city convention here
last nigdt aud tie democrats selected
Attorney Thomas NJ, Cullinan at a
n"-ntion TO oppose him.
The republicans re-noninatcd all
prcsoLt officers as follows:
City clerk, Alfred W. Burdick;
treasurer. Otto x. Edelman; sherffs,
John +. Maloney Morris Hoch-
s,ciscr and Daniel Della; selcctmen.
Howard J. Moody, Joseph Petrlell
and Hattie Wendell. They named
former Senator John y. Caldwell,
twenty-third district for town clerk.
The democrats renominatcd Town
Clerk Joseph +. Weller and these
others as candidates: City clerk.
Barton F. Champion; treasurer Sid
ney Tibbals: sheriffs. Thomas Clan
cy. Alexander Elson and Antonio
Abriola: sclectmen. James ]. Small,
George ". Smith and Samuel J.
Sorenson.
John r. King was in complete con-
troll of the G. o. p. convention hav-
ing dined the town committeeman
and convention delegates prior 10 the
session.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
Mexican Women Favored
AS Brides for Jananese

Tokyo, Oct. IS R'-The most de-
slrable foreign women In the United
States for tho Japanese 10 marry
are Mexicans J, Arima. publisher
Of the Hokubei Jill. Japanese
daily OF Seattle was quoted as say
ing In an interview upon his arrival
in Yokohama.
Mexican women have many OF
the slmilarities OF the japanese
women and they are beautiful" Mr.,
Arima said. German and scandi-
navian marriages also have proved
successful with the japanese, but
the women OF these nationalities are
not numerous.
The Japanese in the United
States have two alternates--to re-
main unmarried forever, or TO re-
turn TO Japan. One-third OF the
japanese in the United States are
still unmarried. American women
do not care 20 marry japanese and
even If they marry Japanese, hap
piness results in few cases, as
divorce is prevalent even among the
Americans themselves"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
II Foot Grizzly One of
Is Caught by Party

Winnipeg. Man, Oct. Is Pl-Ton
grizzly bears, one measuring more
than II feet in length. and dozen
black and brown bears we're part Of
the bag" of an American hunting
party which passed through here
yesterday. returning home from the
Cassair district Of British Columbia
| The huntsmen also secured 30
mountain sheep. rs mountain goats,
I1G caribou and IL moose. K. l..
Riley of WiIiamsport, Pa, headed
the expedition.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
Alleged Neglect of Homes
By Women Is Called 'BOsh'

Atlantic City, Oct. 10 Pt-Charges
against American women OF meg
Letting home and children" were
chara cterized as nothing but lot
OF bosh" by Ada Bessie Swami,
home service expert Of the Ameri-
can Gas Association. in an address
today.
"rhe only new fashion ] know of
that has taken permanent hold on
American women Is TO change the
word housekeeping to homemaking,"
the speaker said.
God game women a permanent
characteristic Of the womanly make
up. the ruling desire to be neces-
sary TO the happiness of those who
make up her family, her husband
and her children. II has never been
changed, never will be, and Is not
found in men, because God did not
fashion them So"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13

ton here. he was Joined In his cri-
tlcism by DR., Edward b. Hooker Of
Hartford. who declared 40 per cent
Of Z ra le In massachusetts, TO be
tubercular adding that mix from
them Is being sold daily throughout
the state withou. pasteurization with
consequent danger OF transmitting
disease.
At $, ssion this morning Or.
Leon r. Ashcraft Of Philadelphia
read paper advocating reduction
In tho mount Of radium used in the
treatment OF cancer of the bladder
Reports on studies Of the causes OF
ackache, the relation between pos
ture and ptosis and several ortho-
pedic problems occupied the rest OF
the days 'ssion.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13

Remarkable as il may seem, t.
$685. NOX-R1-TlS tablets, have
been sold in three months' time.
The reason for this is. NOX-RI-TlS
accomplishes results where other
so-called treatments fail. This re-
markabIe new formulate Is for the
exclusive treatment Of rheumatic
conditions.
The great superiority Of NOX-RI-
| IT'S over the ordinary remedies here
tofore prescribed, has been clearly
demonstrated and people every
where have been quick 10 recognize
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13

it as = preparation of remarkable
merit Thousands ha g used NOX :
R1-TlS for rheumatism Of the joints.
muscular rheumatism. sciatica, neu
iitis Iumbago, arthritis and kidney
disorders. and have sent us letters.
stating it vas the first medicine to
ever accomplish results in their ease.
We don't care how long You have
mad rheumatism nor wat kind u,
rheumatism You have, We want you
10 call at Miller Hanson Drug Co
20 Church street and have NON-Rl
IT'S explained 10 you.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
conn. BApTIsTS ELECT

Meriden, Oct. Is Rl-At the an
inual meeting of the Connecticut
Baptist convention, which opened
here yesterday for a three days SEES
sion, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Rev. George A. Atha, Groton:
secretary, Rev. Edward c. Dunbar
Norwich: first essayist, Rev. Davis A.
Pitt, Norwich; alternate, Rev. Man.
ford w, Schup. Hartford; second es-
ga yist, Rev. John r. Pharr. New
Haven. and alternate, Rev. Chester
j. Armstrong. Danielson.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
GENEVA STIRRED
BY RICHEST MAN
Maharaiah Of Patiala Having
Fine Time


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New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
ARMY ACE WINNER
At RECORD SPEED
Lieut.. Belts Flies 24S.99 Miles
Per Hour

Mitchell Field. Oct. 10 R,-Coy.
cred with CRIME and glory, with
his plane shooting flame In the
gathering darkness of evening, Lieu
tenant Cyrus Belts, army ace, yes
terday won the Pulitzer trophy race,
feature OF the national air races,
broke the worlds speed record OF
243.G7 miles per hour for a closed
circuit course, and established a new
record of 2iS 30 mics per hour.
Williams Hits 2ti.71
Lieutenant A, J. Williams. navy
pilot, who established the previous
record at the Pulitzer event IN st.
Louis in 1928 came In second with
an average speed of 2il.71 miles per
hour. Three other entries strung
along behind, and the sixth was UNI
able to complete the race, having
been forced down by engine trouble.
The largest crowd yet to attend
the meet We'd for sight of Ameri-
cas- premier racing planes, as Lieu
tenants Belts and Williams TAXED
into position on the starting line.
Ono Minute Apart
Taking off one minute apart. the
two special Cnrtiss racers of Sl7
horsepower piloted by the army and
navy crack pill ITS, circlad the field
first for a flying start. Their race,
however, was not begun together
the Judges allowing for the differ
enc in time L4twccn their take
offs. It was race against time.
Lieutenant Williams y eed Cor
tho fire. lap of the 200 kilometre
G24.2S miles, course was reported
al 243.69 miles an hour. which was
fractions OF a second faster than the
best previous Pulitzer time. In
lmediately afterward. Lieutenant Bet
it's plane shot past the home
pylon, and his time vas given on
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13

almost as thrilling as the latter
event.
SO eager were the crowds for a
sight of the racing planes as they
swept across the field that as
many OF them AZ could crowded past
guards into the press stand, with
the result that the left wing of the
structure collapsed, No one was in
jured, however, and guards cleared
the stand Of all save accredited press
representatives
The Mitchell trophy race was on
10y Lieut., T. X, Matthews, Lieut.. G.
+. schulgen took second place. and
Lieut.. A, J, Loyns was third.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
Born in Barn, Little
Church Now a Model

Chicago, Oct. tt. PF-Thirteen
families met in barn nearly 60
years ago and organized the parish
o, the Episcopal Church of Our
Savior. Through fire, wars and hard
times it survived. Today it is a
modern. fully equipped and beautiful
little house OF worship for 800 COM
municants, pointed out by Diocesan
officials as a model Of church living.
Weekly pledges have doubled, open
offerings have tripled aud special
offerings amounting to $4,000 paid
for the improvements.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
us 2i7,Sl miles an hour.
Belts Picks I'm


Lieutenant Williams SECOND lap
showed a decreased speed, being
gi9,sa, while Lieutenant Belts con
tlnued 10 gain. making 24S.62.
At the end of the third lap 1t was
obviously Lieutenant Belts race,
Lieutenant Williams speed going
down TO 2i2,39 miles per hour, while
Lieutenant Belts speed increased
still further TO 24S.66. Fourth lap
speeds were not made public. the
Judges giving out instead the an
nouncelnent of Belts victory aud
the average for the whole race.
Feared Accident
Early in the race tho crowd was
electrified when a report that Lieu.
tenant Williams had lost the left
wheel OF his ship. The report prov
ed untrue. however, but as the end
of the race drew near army officers
ordered an ambulance brought on
the field, and a file OF soldiers took
up positions TO repel any attempt OF
spectators TO rush out upon the fly.
ing field.
, Lieut.. Bcttis first question upon
landing was: where Is Al VIII
lams? ! want to ask him what
was the matter with his ship Will
liams, however, had left the field
inImeL ltcly upon landing.
Captain Cook Third.
Third place in the Pulitzer race
was won by Captain L, W. Cook,
/ who received last minute permission
from doctors to participate. He was
slightly injured in an accident sew
cral days ago and 1t had been
thought that he would not be able
TO take part. Lieut.. J.. II, Dawson,
wage fourth and Lieut.. II. J Norton,
fifth Lieut. George r. Cuddlhy, was
the man forced down.
The moments leading up to the
race Of the meet were made thrilling
for the crowd by Lieut., James H..
Dooitle. flying a pW-S, the stand
ard army pursuit plane. Lieut.. Doc
, littel did series af hair raising
stunts. which included breaking toy
balloons released from the ground.
| by guiding his plane into them.
Mitchell Trophy.
The race for the John l.. Mitchell
! trophy. which Immediately preceded
/ the Pulitzer race. and in which ton
pursuit ships were entered. proved
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
l,96S,524 Nox-ri-tis Tablets
Sold in Three Months Time

New Scientific Discovery For Rheumatism Is Rapidly Becoming
Sensation of the Drug Trade Throughout America
Nox RTis Is Not Patent Northumberland No Dope OF
Habit Forming Drugs. Rheumatism Discovery Made
After More Than Seven Years of Research Work
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
Are you really cleaning your teeth!

away your teeth daily doubt But brushing alone dis
lodge the fast -cinglng coating
Your dentist will tell YOU that ddes
Saliva deposits shiny There
particles like sponge Within acid bacteria breed and multiply actually eating
into the tooth enamel they of decay.
Atngh the Since takgor eating mouth
The hardens like layer
You them bleed and
tualy pyonhea.
Up would satisfactorily the with
out ncameas startling discovery
The new way to keep teeth clean and healthy
and different tooth paste called Oho has last been perfected Nov
revealed the woHdo youo the first The vou
onay Ohos method mouth hygiene strikes the first tooth decay
Oph action makes the harmful deposit off fakes under
brush grinding
your ta The polishing Ohos has acutng crystalline edge
teeth Yet what dazzling radiance smile!
New Britain herald., 1925-10-13

Prove it to yourself
or get your
money back !
Try OrPhos tonight-a
or rttk. You are the sole
judge. After two weeks use
YOU will see the results Of
Orphos. If your teeth are
not cleaner, healthier, and
prettier than ever before,
return the unused portion
Of the tube to the store and
every penny you paid will
be cheerfully refunded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-10
DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
RY DooToR FRANK oRANE
The Air Mail

4 BOUT seven years ago the air mail in the United
n States inaEgurated.
AT present. there are eighty five planes being used
forty fifty plots flying and carrying some slx nun
dred persons and sixty million pieces of mail.
The service began with the ransccntnental arpane 10
1917.
The plane service was originally under joint auspices
the ard pnst-ofce departments Now it i under
the exclusive management of the Postmaster General Mr.
Harry s. New.
The regular service over the New YorkSan Francisco
began July 1924 and since then there has been no
serious interruption - the daily service
Some time ago fier who apparently obeying IN
srucons struck his regular trip Chicago
and killed.
This does prove the failure of the service, but it
shows that it is vet in its infancy
The ordinary time required for the flight Is thrtyfour
hours and forty-fve minutes going vest and thrty-two
hours and five minutes coming east
The distance is $3.50 miles The fastest express trains
require four days for this trip while the planes
fly at one hundred miles an hour
The route is well marked and there beacon lights at
every twenty-five miles with powerful two
hundrd miles.
All flying "a still dangerous the record Of the air
service comparatively free from serious accidents.
It was five and half months before the first pilot
killed.
At first Only souvenir senders and similar persons used
the air mail but now it used by business men, bank
officers and for movie films
It will be long before the entire continent linked BY
sir lines entirely possible that the air will
take the place of the present postal service.
Two-thrds Of the transport of Europe oper
ated by Germany All OF the large cities Of Germany
linked by REGULAR air. line,
The above summary Of facts concerning air planes i
taken from Loose Leaf Current Topics
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-10
|AGas Merger---Barring Trucks
from Observation-Disclosures Seals
By BILL PRICE

c !; + he asked TO give the Public Utilities Commits
sion authority to consolidate the Washington and
Gas Companies that permit the former to absorb Inc
latter which it already owns, providing sucn
be in the public interest.
merger of these two companies should simplify the gas
situation reduce and enable the r u o.
to deal more intelEgently with the one company.
Extension of gas mains important to the progress OF
Washington and the Commission is constantly con1ronteo
bv conflicting responsibilities duties of two gas COM
panies one which all the stock OF the other and
sponsors its bonded debts.
authority to compel consolidation The companies are still
left the right do whatever is to their best Interests ana
the benefit of principal stockholders Inc nteres' u INC
public, usual amount to nothing ....
In all the merger talk Washington public utilities
there is no suggestion of compulsion AS long as pays
financial rnaninulators to avoid merger they will do
When it pays them to merge they will do It
Congress holds whip hand in these things but usually
caters to the wishes dollars against the interests
of the public Congress would empower the District to
take over and operate public utilities s on ga tS;s @ sre
would be prompt and beneficial mergers OF gas and street
railway companies.
Washington truck owner expresses the view that the
new ratio regulation barring certain types of trucks and
truckmen who pay large revenues in gasoline taxes
This thing Of denying the right to use certain strees
dangerous precedent Of The ruckman IN letter
the editor says that the bouevads denied to trucks are
wide with plenty of room for two rows OF ne
suggests right thing is to enforce the
requiring and horsdrawn vehicles to keep close to
the right hand curb.
you feel unconcerned about buying Christmas seals you
should remember that this about the only the thorough
reputable Association for the Prevention Of
get funds carry its battle here against the dreaded
disease There are public funds for that purpose.
You will be glad to that through the efforts Of this
fine organization Of health workers generally the death
tuberculosis in the District has been greatly lowered
1900 the from this disease 402 100000
population and 1873 for whites In 1922 the death
had declined to GAG and sxtytwo respectively The
coored onehaH and the white twohirds
The association effective work among and in be-
half of Washington school children. President HARDING
took deep interest Christmas seal sales and President
COOLIDGE is doing the same thing You afford to help
any cause that has such distinguished backing