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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12
KinnicRinnic

Miss Vera Selleck returned to st.
Paul Saturday.
The Monument school listened to
the exercises of March A through a
radio installed for the forenoon by
neighbors.
Mrs. Geo. Fuller entertained
neighbors at a radio party and picnic
dinner.
Mrs. Earl Sharp had the Trout
Brook school at her home to listen
to the radio.
Mrs. Stockdale had neighbors in,
and ali over the township people were
gathered about the radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selleck visited at the
Alba Pace home in Hammond Thurs
day.
A surprise party was given for
Miss Grace Wilton on her birthday
anniversary, Friday evening.
The young people enjoyed party
at the Henry Phillips home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Wilcoxon, who has been quite
i'll, is gaining.
The Lacy Hill family have moved
to River Falls.
Mrs. Geo. Rattary, who is now at
her home on 3rd street in River Falls
seems to be gaining.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12
BeHen0iHe

Mrs. C. A. Goldsmith spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. M. D. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Reynolds
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma
Hobbs Sunday.
Our school has been closed two
weeks on account of measles.
Geo. Richardson has moved on the
farm he purchased of Chas. Stewart.
Kenneth Dopkins is visiting his
brother, L. M. Dopkins.
Children in the Zarbock, Clonts,
Boles Corcoran Foss, and Geo. Hea-
cox families have the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fenton and Mr..
and Mrs. V. Gilbertson were in River
Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Gilbertson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Jones in st.
Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12
FWest0ile

Mr.. and Mrs. c. CANCER and Mrs.
George Bruegger spent Wednesday
afternoon at the Vince Motl home.
Mrs. Vince Motl visited at the w.
E. Sutherland home in Hudson Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Healy spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks and
family spent Sunday at the home of
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sutherland of
Hudson spent Sunday at the Vince
Motl home.
Mrs. Joseph Kordovsky has re-
covered from her recent illness.
Several from here attended the
program at the Donegal school.
house Saturday evening.
Misses Caroline and Victoria
Pechacek have returned to theil
| home here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12
Elwood wilcox is now driving a

Elwood Wilcox is now driving a
car.
Roddie Jacknan motored to Hud-
son Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oluf Gustafson and
Albert Madison visited at Julius
Evenson's Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Lowell and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. RuemmeIe, in Hudson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12

Owing to the prevalence Of measles
in Beldenville and vicinity, neither
the B. C. c. nor the c. G. G. will
hold a meeting this week. The next
meeting will be March %. The next
Circle meeting will be March 26, at
the home of Mrs. S. S. Crownhart.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-12

If in need Of anything in the print
ed line, call The Journal, the home of
Quality Job Printing. The best work
at reasonable prices.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
BUENOS AIRES WHISTLES
 WITH TRAFFIC TROUBLES
City Authorities Faced With Trans
 portatlon Problems Which Are Growing More and More Serious

Bucnos Aires, May l5.--Tho city authorities of Buonos Aires, whose population is approaching the 2,O0O,. O00 mark, are faced with a trans portation and traffic problem jhal is ever growing more serious, The city possesses over 52u miles of sur face. and subway lines. the former carrying G00,Q00,000 passengers an InualIy and the subway G0,000, ,000, but these are insufficient 10 handle the daily passenger movement with i out over -croWding, delay and con- i gcstion.
 Additional subways linking up dislantly separated railway tcrmin- l als with notorious feeder lines are | the necessary solution of the prob ! lem. transportation authorities say, 0hut although the company operating .the present subway presented a pro- position to inc city some threc years ago to construct q new one, inability 10 agree on terms has so far pre- vented it's being started.
 Many motorbuscs have been ir
 operation during the last year, but
 have cased the transportation facili
 ties of the city only to a slight eX'
 tent. Indeed, traffic congestion il increased largely by their use, to l gether with the increasing numbers
 of automobiles,
 ? Streets in inc business section 0
 the city are restricted 10 one wa, traffic. but even so vehicles in then
 move al a snail's pace during tn
 busy hours.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
day as it was l6S years ago when the light we now see left this star
Road Conditions
 In Connecticut

ColeDrooh~North Colcorook road IN under construction.
 New HartCrd-Nopaug road IS un" der construction.
 North Canaun.Nortolk, Canaan Norfolk road, sections A anu E are under construction, probable short delay at undrrpas s near Canaan One-way traffic near West Norfolk
 Sbarm--Sharon-Ane road is under construction. Short dctout arounl bridge,
 TorrIngton - rorrington-Harwm- ton road Is under construction short dttour at Torrington road. Waterbury. .Watert0Wn. Water tovn-ThomaNon rood work vii soon begin.
 paNhury-suror Hollow road con- er,tr pavement is under construction and telephone control for about one ul.artor Of a mile is necessary.
 Nvwtonu- Bethel road, st'Su shovel construction IS under way bu not datours are necessary. New J'oir0ol1-Sherman road steam shovel construction IS und" way and temporary dctours wlH b posted as necessary,
 Portland - Glastonbury-PortIan road is under construction, but open for traffic,
 East Hampton -- Hortlaud-EaS Hampton road is under construction but IS open for traffic.
 Stafford and union-Staffori-Cr ion turnpike is under construction road IS open for traffic.
 West Hartford - Hartford-Ne Britain road is under construction open for traffic.
 Enfield-Prospect Hill road is III der construction, open for traffic
 Poouonock and Suffield, road under construction but is open f' traffic.
 East Granby to Windsor Loci road is under construction but , open for traffic, , Nontyile-Norwich- HadIyme TO; Is under construction. Detour pos , cd over unimproved road, , ainfield-Putnam- Norwich rot . section is under construction, op
 to traffic.
 Lyme-East Haddam. Norvic 3 Hadlyme road, grading is being do . Detour over unimproved TO- e around a section Of the work. = East Lyme--shoro road is uud r construction. Traffic going e; e from Old Lyme will use detour; trt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
STAR CARERS ID
 HAVE GOOD VIEWS
Month ol May Will Have Beau,
 tiiul Heavens

Washington, May 15,-(APl~~sa- nrn with hls three rings, brighter than at any other time of the year, Aiu open the summer star gazing .,ason on May 2. saturn "l he .ound In Virgo in the east between Virgo and Libra. saturn romos mo opposition with the sun on that aato. bulletin from the American N.ur. association says, and 2o@s -umr things opposed 10 what 1Ae .#ih Io,s,
 Ky oppos.uou IS maHt that 'he nth will nc between the paa0"t and a.o sun. saturn wilt ho nearer 'he aMh on May 2 than at any other .mr during 'hr year. Tn" planet viI mso a' sursoa he on tho mert- Han Gno south at midnight awl scl .t sunmso
 \ltnoush one of 'he more distant p.anots. saturn will De .ust little matter a. S2L&4n."oo miles away on May ,. Uranus and Neptune are st}1 mora distant Neptune is near lv 2 6n0. inn .Hao mics from the sun. Uranus can hn picked I'D as a faint sixth magnItrde star if you kno" .ust where 70 ook, hut you can never And Neptune without a tele' scope. The show Saturn puts or will continue in the evening all sum mer. t does not take large tele' scope 10 see the rings. They will bt inclined 10 the earth at a high ang," SC they can be seen 10 excellent ad vantage.
 Other features on the May sta cazing program are the Big pippe and the huge water snake, Hydra that fills most ot the southern sk, below the celestial eQuator with hi two riders, Corvos and Crater Rootes and Arcturus will be seen Il th. east. the brilliant Vega in tn northeast and Capela in the north west,
 In the western sky will be Let while Denebola, which is in the Ii of the Lions Tail will be almost eX actly due south. Regulus and Tn Sickle in Leo will be 10 the south west of the zenith. Virgo, anothe Of the spring groups lies just to th east of Leo.
 An idea Of space in the sky given by the distance Saturn is frol the earth. The size Of some of 1T things to be seen in the sky is a most beyond human comprehensio New measurements of Mira have p' her on the front page. Astronom cal calipers have been taken to tn star and it is found to have diameter of o5o.000,000 miles, ou chasing the mighty Betelguese al standing second in girth only to t giant Antares. with its diameter 400.00o. 000 miles. The earth wi it's S.n00 miles diameter would rat .rounI inside Of Mira like pea 1 ras],.
 Mira is estimated 10 bo listan If 1C5 light years from the cart flat is the light of Mira takes i
 oars 10 travel to the earth at t -3,e q. which it travels of 156,0
 nilns in a second. We see Mira
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
flc going west of Mantle will pass

fife going west of Mantle will pass through work,
 Mansfield - Mansfield Depot storrs road, laying httuminous sur face. section closed. petour post cd.
 Colchcster- Hebron, Amston road is under construction, This road is as yet open to traffic.
 MantNillc-R Raymond Hill road, grading is being done, Detour post cd via Dolbearo liill road.
 -Wmdham North Wind ham roal Is under constructions oprn to traffic, Greenwich Boston Post road is under construction on n cutoff near the New York state line, No delay in traffic
 kcrlcrs nm on tn, Boston Post road is under construc ton, No delay in traffic, Oxforo--Eirht Mile River hrtdg, IS under construction. No delay il traffic.
 Kew Uavc0-Middlytown avenue is under construction on a cutoff No delay in traffic,
 Milford-Orange X West Haven Mltorl turnpike, being widencd, N delay in traffic.
 Wcsthruok-R Boston Post road | under construction on a cutoff. \ .dolay in traffic,
 Branford and North Brantord- Road from Branford to North Bran ; ford is under construction. No dc lay in tarffic, Bcrlin--On Berlin turnpike rrsul facing entire width Of concrete frol Berlin center 10 Hartford city line. . The following patching work in progrcss:-
 South Windsor--South Winds' Y and Springfield road
 North Havcn--Hartford turnpik
 West Hartford-AIbany avcnue. Brilgeport-On Boston Post roa
 PIainyile-Plainvillc- Bistol road s East Iartford-Burnside avenue Y Meriden-On Hartford turnpike
 All of the above roads are one s but traffic should proceed wi s care,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
Warn German Workers
 0f Hard IinuOr Evils

Berlin, May 15,--That the move ment for prohibition in Germany is rapidly gaining ground among the working classes Is indicated by an appeal recently issued ny a number of socialist party leaders, most Of whom arc members of the Reich stag,
 The document declares that "the working class Is the worst sufferer from the effects of alcoholism" It admonishos the workers to keep alcohol away from all your meetings sessions, and demonstrations, and es- toblish peoples houses and hotels that sell no liquor. Reduce the possibility of obtaining liquor where ever you can do so, and conduct in"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

Read the Classified Ads daily anl make them a habit. You could not acquire a better or more helpful o>.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
She suffered terribly with constipation Kellogg's ALL BRAN brought prompt relief!

Rid yourself of constipation as thousands have done by eating kellogg's ALL-BRAN. It has brought prompt, permanent relief after all else has failed,
 If eaten regularly Kellogg s ALL BRAN relieves the most chronic cases. It is guaranteed to do so or your grocer returns the pur- chase price. Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily. Serve with milk and cream. Fine with fruits.
 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is made in Battle Creek, Michigan. Served in leading hotels and restaurants. Sold by all grocers. eR
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
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Here is q Philadelphia woman who lay awake nights suffering from the destructive work of con stipation. Read her letter anc think what Kellogg's ALL-BRAN means to her.
 am writing this letter to tell you swhat think of keogg's ALL~BEAN. and what it has done for me. l eat it daily and it has cured me of indiges- ton as well as constipation. l am a well girl again and owe it all to won- derful Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. Use this letter if it will help you and others. thank you.
 KATHERINE FITZGERALD.
 12l s. 34th St., ". Philadelphia. Pa.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15
tenslve educational work concerning the harm done by alcohol"
Movie Shows Planned
 For Passenger Planes

London, May 15.-(AP)--ln the future airplane passengers who be- come bored while flying may be able to take in q movie during the voy- age. One of tho large Paris-London air expresses was recently equipped with Il movie picture protector, and, duging trial flight, q film was flashed on a screen inside the cabin, with 12 passengers as spectators.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

Watch the Classified Ads carefully today if you are desirous of obtain ing a new position.
, 1925-02-11
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
UNITED Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK. Feb. 11-Jack Demp-
sey's retirement from the ring.
which is bound to come soon. will
break up one of the most famous
partnerships that have been known
nounced that their partnership will
dissolve on May 20.
Dempsey's rise from hobo to a
millionaire heavyweight cham ion
Of the world is as romantic a story
as could be imagined by a fiction
writer, and with him on most every
step Of the Journey was Jack Kearns
There are a dozen who claim to
have been the discoverer of Jack
Dempsey. There are a score who
boast that they had a part in turn
ing him from a novice into one of
the finest pieces of fighting machin.
cry the ring has ever seen.
But Dempsey graciously admits
that 1t was Jack Kearns who give
him his real start and who picked
the way along the hard road that
brought fame and a million dollars
to each of them.
II is not generally known that Il
was Eddie Kane. who hasn't spoken
TO Kearns for years, who introduced
Dempsey to Kearns. Dempsey was
looking around for a manager and
Kane told him he didn't have time
to do his business for him. He was
engaged in n lot Of other promotions
1T the time and wasn't doing much
with boxing. Kane and Kearns were
friendly then and Kane suggested
20 Dempsey that he hook up with
Kearns. who didn't have any good
fighters at the time.
Something happened that caused
Kane and KeaBns TO fall out and
they never have made up. When ne
rotiations were being carried on in
Chicago for the Dempsey Gibbons
fight in Shelby. Kane was on one
floor of the hotel and Kearns was
on another. Kane refused to talk
to Kearns and the promoters had
, 1925-02-11

mess. Numerous attempts have been
made in the past to get Gibbons
away from Kane and many efforts
have been made to sour Dempsey on
Kearns. but to all offers to break
away. Dempsey and Gibbons always
have replied-'He's my manager and
I'm going to stick to him."
Kearns may not curt all his con-
nections with boxing when Dempsey
hangs up his gloves. He may find
another good prospect, because there
will not be- n promising boxer In
the game who would not want to
have his business done by such a
astute hustler as the doc" Demp-
sey's retirement may not dissolve
the firm at all. 1t may turn their
corporation-they are a corporation
from a boxing firm Into a real
estate organization.
Dempsey says hat he has n mil.
lion Invested and that Kearns has
just as much socked away in the
ground. They are 18th interested In
the same ventures aJi they may de-
eide to stick together. But Kearns
viii find It difficult to get away from
the ring entirely.
The same holds good for Gibbons
and Kane. Gibbons will be retiring
before very long and It is known
that he and Kane have already made
plans to stick together as partners In
some line hat they have not dis
closed. Gibbons and Kane haven't
the money OF the worlds champion
ship firm. but they are both well
beyond worry.
Kane has another great prospect
In Sammy Mandell. leading contend
or for the lightweight championship.
and he has another great little ban
tam under cover who is not old
enough yet to be tossed into the
big time.
Jack Kearns. in the handling OF
Dempsey. turned boxing from an or
binary occupation In which only the
very best got good money into a
real profession. where more money
was paid for less ability than in any
other wolk of life.
T. "If Jack Kearns hadn't knocked
the breath u OF Tex Richard when
he demanded 500 900 to fight Bill
Brennan in Madison Square Garden
and II he hadn't worked Richard for
some 5000. 900 for the Carpenter
fight. there would be no big purses
today" Johnny Kilbane. former
worlds f~eatherweight champion said
n afternoon during a tanning bee.
Maybe Kearns didn't mean to do
II and maybe he didn't know he
was doing it. but when he was figh t.
ing the promoters for purses that
were astounding. he was working for
the whole fight business and every
n in it. II Kearns didn't get those
purses nc other boxers would be got.
ting the pa they now get. Kearns
knew that he had something good to
sell and he was game enough 10 dc.
mand his W price, and he always
got IT.
, 1925-02-11
JOHNSON RAPS
SPRING TOURS
Voiced
Over Plan to Curb
Exhibitions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 11.-By The
Associated Decentralization over
the action OF club In adopt.
ing legislation to prohibit spring
training exhibition tours in the fu-
ture between contestants of previous
world series. was expressed by Ban
Johnson. president of the American
lague tday.
These games such as the Giants
and Senators have scheduled for this
spring are damaging to the sport and
have a tendency to cheaper the an
nual classic of baseball he said.
The American Leaguers yesterday
voted to end the practice. but the
extensive tour of the Giants and Sen.
ators Already arranged will not be
cancelled.
Because of the opposition in con-
gress. the offer to build a 500. 900
monument to baseball in Potomac
Park. Washington d. c.. was with
drawn by club owners. 1t has been
proposed TO erect the monument and
enscribe thereon the names of the
most valuable players in the league
selected annually.
Under the plan adopted by the
American League and previously
adopted by the National League. the
first. second. sixth and seventh
games Of the 1925 worlds series viii
be played in the national League
City. winning the pennant. Games
three. four and five will be played
in the American League City. The
following year the series will open in
the American, League.
, 1925-02-11
NO CHANCE FOR
RECRUITS AS
FIRST SACKERS
Position Well Filled
With Veterans in
Major Leagues.

NEW YORK. Feb. IL .CBy the AS
ISOLATED Press).-Recruit major
leaguers will do well to attack some
ether position than first base this
season. although a slight opportun-
ity offers in the Nationals cities.
The american circuit will go into
action with an approved list of eight
tried and trusted performers. The
champions again will station left
handed Joe Judge at the initial sta
ton. Judge found his way into the
majors through Leadston of the old
New England league. having been
sent there by the Red Sox and Buff
falo OF the International.
Two other Joes will work in the
same positions on other clubs, Hau.
ser in Philadelphia n Harries in
Boston, while Pipp will defend the
post for the Yankees, Lu Blue for
the Tigers in Detroit, and tw.
Georges. Sislor and Burns, for the
st. Louis Browns and Cleveland In.
dlans, respectively.
In the National nothing less than
dynamite can remove George Kelly
Of the New York Giants, stuffy Nc
Innis OF the Boston Braves. Walter
Hollse of the Phillies. Jacques -Four.
nier of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Char
icy Grimm OF the Chicago Cubs and
Jim Bottomley OF the st. Louis Car
dinals.
The Cincinnati Reds plan to have
Rube BressIer at first. succeeding
the late Jake Daubert. while Bill Nc.
Keehnie in Pittsburgh will try Bert
Neihaus.
, 1925-02-11
FAMOUS PARDNERS
OF RING, KEARNS
AND DEMPSEY, QUIT

to wear out an elevator running
back and forth from the rooms Of
the two managers.
Kane and Dempsey always re.
mained friendly. Dempsey remarked
several times before the Shelby fight
and he meant 1t too-that It was
a crime that Kane and Gibbons
weren't going to get anything out
of 1t. Dempsey even suggested. and
so did Kearns that something might
be done to get the fight away from
Shelby before It was too late. but
the plans in mind turned out later
to be impractical.
Considering the ways In which the
trails all crossed at various times. 1t
is not unusual hat the Glbbons-Kane
partnership should be the only one
that could compare to the Dempsey
Kearns combination.
In each partnership there is just
as much sentiment as there is bus
, 1925-02-11
Wills WANTS
CHI &c AT
WORLD TITLE

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. Ill
Harry Wills. Negro heavyweight, n
willing to met either Jack DcmrseJ
or Tom Gibbons or TO participate 81
proposed elimination bouts for I'D
worlds championship, Wills AL
aounced.
Il have Leen waiting three ana 4
half years for a chance at thu
worlds heavyweight title" Will
said. "Mr. Dempsey has said tina
he would meet me and then hc haI
said he wouldn't. and no one car
tell Just where he stands. L be
lieve I am entitled TO a chance and
| am willing to meet either Mr.
Dempsey or Gibbons or the WHINE,
of their proposed bout
, 1925-02-11
LATE SPORTS

Tho Jockey club of Buenos Aires
is probably the richest and most ex-
elusive sporting organization in the
world. 1t scarcely knows how to
spend the vast piled up by
It's race meetings. The entrance
fee is about $4,000, and only the
sons of members Of ten years stand
ing are 10Y eligible. Ever so.
there is q considerable waiting list.
VERNON. Callf.,-Louis Rid) Kap-
Inn, worlds featherwe'sht cham
pion, won a newspaper decision over
Bud Ridley of Seattle In a IL round
no decision contest last night His
margin Of victory vas small. &C.
oording to fight critics.
"Meet me at the SmOkehouse."
, 1925-02-11
PROCEEDS FROM SPORT
EVENTS WILL co TO
HELP BUILD CATHEDRAL

NEW YORK. Feb. 1I.-seldom, Il
ever, has amateur sport responded ID
a call as 1t has to the proposition OF
contributing $150.000 to the building
of the Cathedral OF st. John the Di,
vine in this city,
Indoor tennis will be conducted by
the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis as
ISOLATION, the United States Polo as.
ISOLATION will stage games at Me-
dowbrock and the Amateur Athletic
union is promoting a track meet in
Madison Square Garden. in which
the leading international athletes
will compete.
Basket ball. billiards. indoor polo
and baseball also will have a part in
building the fund.
, 1925-02-11
big" Mum To
Meet ZbyszkO
In X. C. Match

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. IL
Wayne Big Mum. worlds heavy.
weight wrestling champion. viii de.
fend his title for the first time here
tonight in a finish match with Stan
islaus Zbyszko. veteran Polish CRAP
pier. former champion.
Mum. who recently was awarded
tho title by the referee after n dis
puted match with Ed STRANGER"
Lewis. declared he was In perfect
condition"
, 1925-02-11
ROSS
STOPPED IN
10TH ROUND

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. IL
Eddie ketchell, Toledo feather.
weight. knocked out Ernie Ross OF
Ca per. Wyo., in the last round of
heir 1O'round fight here last night.
Ross inflicted n lot of punishment
on Ketchell but was outboxed and
forced TO take two punches for one
all through the match.