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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16
McHENRY

The farmers of this community are
busy blowing and sowing oats this
beautiful spring weather.
Our merchants, C. M. Railey and
George Glotfelty are charging their
respective stores by building addi-
lions thereto and otherwise improving
the same.
Mrs. Brison Glotfelty, of Addison,
Pa, was dinner guest of Mrs. Ed
gar Moomaw one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harvey gave
a party in honor of their daughter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16

Mr.. Blaine Wilburn has purchased
farm in the Flatwoods section and
expects to move thereon in the near
future.
Rev. Elsey preached a very inter-
esting sermon Sunday morning, his
text being "He is Risen"
Sunday school next Sunday morn
ing at 1870 and preaching in the af-
ternoon at 300 in the McHenry M. E.
church. Everybody welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16
GREATLY AIDS
HIGH SCHOOLS
Western M aryland College
Graduates Add To Teach
ing Forces.

OF the 1906 graduates of Western
Maryland College, 379 have taken up
the work of teaching, according to
statistics just made public by the col
lege. One hundred and four have
gone into business, 379 have adopted
teaching as their profession, 104 per-
sons entered the ministry, SO took up
law as a profession, SO entered the
medical profession, and 2SS engaged
in the profession of home maker"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16

Spirella, the worlds best corsets.
girdles, rubber reducing girdles, bras
siers and hosiery. Miss Ella Beck
with, agent, Central Hotel. Telephone
T-W for Observation-Disclosures
ment eff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT FRIENDSVILLE, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 9Th 1925
RESOURCES.


andd discounts, including rediscounts. accep-
tance of other banks, and foreign bills Of ex-
change or drafts, sold with Endorsement of this
bank Except those shown in and c)...... S1132987O
Overdrafts unsecured S126S5
L. s. Government securities
Deposited to secure circulation (U s. bonds
All other Unite States Government Securities in O'
GLIDING premiums, if Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total ............. 2655OOO
Banking House, s4oO0Oo Furniture fixtures $4,000
c Ca1qI TesGFvs with Federal Reserve Bank d485s0s
Amount due from State banks bankers, and
Total Of Items 9, TO- H. IS ...e...' s264447o ''f+
Checks and drafts on banks (including Federal Re
bank) located outside of of
Redemption fund with u S Treasurer and due from q s. 'S
o, Treasurer 10000
Oher assets II any 1,31449
Total ss05l6a29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in s25OOoOo
25OOOOO
Less current paid 427588
circulating notes outs ndlng 24600O0
Total Of Items 22 28 "a 25 and 26 s95ooo 2oooo
Demand deposits deposi Reserve
1di DEPOSITS d payable E within 80 days.: ,o
Certificates Of deposit days (other than for
borrowed 1453396
m to Reserve Items 81 g. 80, s15771578
lime deposits subject to Reserve payable after 80 days,
Certificates
Total Of time depsts subject to Reserve, Items SO,
Liabilities thanh above stated 4 11eO12
Total ssS51e32s
State of Maryland, County of Garrett S.:
Orv A. WEIGH Cashier solemny swear
that the above statement true to the best of knowledge belief
Subscribed and before day of April 1925
A H. RUSH, Notary Public
l. E. FRIEND
N SPEEIMAN Directors
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-16

Shaughnessy Olovnit lingerie sweat
ers and skirts. Miss Ella Beckwith,
agent eff.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

\ great d-,rl -; mis- SurriuS must.
pasture. But much ~ il is iT:"r.
changeable-that ts. it could lie used
for forest ard posture IN r"a:s.n,
and would be improved 10y the
process
Still more of the surplus is now
either too wet or 100 dry for crops.
but could be put in shape by dram.
age or irrigation.
This. however. will be scarcely
necessary for many years to come.
The experts figure that by adding
only 3S million acres to our present
crop land we could not only support
a population of $50 million but could
still devote half our present acreage
to production for export!
INTENSIVE CULTIVATION
For this 3S.million-acre expansion
there are now available 220 million
acres of forest land capable of use
for crops; 1872 million acres Of
medium textured soils which could
be improved by fertilization. and
great. stretches of land suitable for
dry farming.
The situation. then. sums up as
follows:
We have yet to use all the agri.
cultural land now available without
improvement.
When this IS used up we can re.
claim millions of acres by irrigation
and drainage.
And when this Is done we can still
increase our yield by intensive cul.
tivation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

NON'T worry about the United
~ States running short of meat
and groceries as the country
grows larger.
Folks supposedly ''in the know"
have prophesied that in few years,
with population increasing at its
present rate. Americas supply of
agricultural products won't be
enough to feed her people and We
must turn to foreign lands for our
farm produce.
President Coolidge made a predic-
ton to this effect in his recent mes
sage to Congress.
But an extensive survey by ex-
perts OF the Agricultural Depart
ment's Bureau of Agricultural
Economics seems to ease all doubts
on that score.
Statisticians estimate that by 1850
the country's population will be $50
million.
COULD SUPPORT 39o.0O0.0OO
The agricultural experts-L. c.
Gray, o. E. Baker. F. J. Marschner
and b. o. Weitz-found that it will
be an easy matter to supply that
number
They found that in pinch the
country could support a population
OF 800 million,
They showed that there were s73
million acres Of potential crop land
IN the United states at the time OF
the survey Only s65 million acres
at this were being used for produc-
tion Of crops. This left surplus Of
cog milltoo acres In reserve!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Building Permits

nrs v y Allen $3.50 ism d o. frame
residence. 600 1884 i9tH 81 D..
Mrs. n r. Allen. $3.50 ltfh IS o.. frame
residence. o. 900 Ig1s l1tb H o.
Do iIi.HHrduan. zoe D.. fatu o.. alter
residence. etc f6F7u. sVal bropAiyn
Nicholas LBHdgsB. ga Tefs o., frame
residence. 1900. lsp 1lHf
airH9'ss LuHdErrn. g1g soto g.. frams
rrsidTHrr. o. 800. 900 airt
o. hyfsH. tEih W0DalHrD. frame resi-
dsFrs tset9 liEs Lat0HH
~. D. HsIbrrr. gars architect tr'Pf"'f
station str. Euap18. Egisll L"DDFs sf
A. D.. LdHa.fu bIa spruce frame resi-.
drnts. tgsgU. tsll lHirl 81. vs.
deuce Esst8 NI1 THIrI E. Vs.
A. D. EdHafdt. one spruce. frame resi-
e.. Croft rff taft 1ltH Hs Vs. ffafEs
residence. g. 900. csc nth q rs.
u. o. THirs. iggg AipHa o., HuEEalgH
apartments $4,000. zEssssb EnErIsHr.
halsm Twist. Iib H gstH. frame resi-
drErr. 1850, g'os . gaIsr Hi
Petty 90 cara ave. frame residence.
1850. 1855 zirH eve.
q A. JruFl. tsuI California ave frame
residence. $500 stss 8iW Vs.
~ NYrru. tsis WaudlaEu. frame resi-
druss. 1900 ftgi LatDna eve,
*. H. Causf Corps ca HhuffeT 49,.
wrsrh bali q GOO 100 FlffH Hs'.
vs. d MHskry. 6ig3 Emplrr way. frame
residence 1890. 6fa8 Empire way
Allied Igu,usI. ssgz lith Vs., frame resi-.
drHre. $500. zz0a 8sih vs.
!, a LARSON. g0Ia sFtl w. frame fsSi-
dsnre 1880, 1000 som Vs.
=. 81 cushing 1883 Hrroud ave. frame
residence 5000, iEl smith d.
J. D. Mclean. Bz5 DEXTER Horton. frame
residence, $500, Gt's Thlrd 81 IS
J, J. Mclean. pss Dexter Horton. frame
Z
n. q. Nicholson. 1918 Donovan name
rssidsGcs, fiGg9. 1850 Donovan -
Carl Hsdsu, tgt Amer Bk. frame resi-
densu, ispbg. Stl Allison
vs. Hropn. Northern Life ins, Co.
frame residence. 5000 sti7 Bella
Vista ave.
- KsiElaea. sIt sgh ave. frame Ssrl-
dsnrs. $500. $40 zgih ave.
Samuel Anderson. 81 People hank o..
morusry, $4,000 52i7 WOodiswn.
h iiaaHnasB Ig9 IS. tsth e. frame
rssldsHcr. 1880 - w. tstb st.
D. a Trisdluud. EarDlina court frame
residence, $1,000 isgz isuoI pi
~ ~ Peterson estate. $3.50 Third vs..
Name apartments. $4,000 seS Thomas
g.
J. y Hihsaa. sac W. Cuh r.. tram.
tssidenrr. $500. ig0l s:d w.
Don Campbell 750s " Union. move
house. etc, 1900 sgt sd ave
y j. Donovan seas FIRST So. alter
residence. 1900. 1855 FIRST ave y
Afs J.. siunstt sil Thompson bldg mill
FsFAEs. 1890. ii1ls7i7 AiohA -.
}. 4 Hyde Frederick Nelson. frsms
residence. 1900. 2t1s Cascade.
Anton Antonsisb. 1885 Dayson a.. frame
residence. i7500. $3.50 18th X
chas Sismi s7tt t6th -. D.. frame resi-
dsHos. $500 Esz7 DIET ~. =
HfrihA cFemsr. Et17 tgth y " Tram.
residence 5000 tns " rindihy
AuEust Ions. $3.50 KensiHEtsn place,
frame residence. $500. 81: ISensinE-
ton place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
New Corporations


Pacific Northwest Construction CO.
Prank Nvshoin'. Gust olson 90 years;
Gaston Land Co. wsns wsis. 100
200 fobsr; .. Moore and william p.
Grove
United Parcel ssrglrs of Seattle. b..
sltis. $4,000 George ". Casey and
Frank 81 EEsn.
Golden boushnut Co. Tacoma. 1900.
wallace Marrhsfs1n. q. 4 Peterson and
Allen u. Nephsrr5n
NEchrs rsss CO.. Seattle. iio.poe Annl.
iss and ", = DJvaiir To operate one
Or more hotels
Columbia Amussmsnis Inc. T.onKYlsw.
Amendment increasing capital stock from
iiss. goo 60 i29t 69e.
washington Cooperative EEK & Poui.
~ asspcistien. RsartIe. Amendment IN.
rreasiuE capital stock rom $500. 600 10
81 o90 900.
Fystsm prtlysry Co. seattle Amend.
nsnt increasing capital stock from izs.-
5th 20 gse. geo
Hu FIrs.wora, Co. Seattle. is 600
stricken from records July l. 1874 re-
lnsisisd luEs Z. 1895
Hin Flash CrAeka CO. Seattle, $50
200 Stricken from records July J. 1884.
nsinstAtsd june g. 1875,
Msiiar sys4sm Of Painless Dentistry
Ai'rsd Goddard, Roy Mslisr. 20 years.
$4,000.
The Nature Herb Coz, H. Graham.
u ,. CHriirtt i9ys.eop 50 year,. Seattle
This Woods CO., inr-A- " Woods
~ l. Woods. r. " cake. ". T. i.auhc
70 years Seattle. z,e6g shares preferred
stock. iigo per snare, t2e.obo shares pre-
fsrrsd stock. 81 per share. :, 600 shares
common stock without nominal or par
value.
Msrcum Optical Coo a, MArrum. c.
4 10 Mont. 80 years Seattle. 1le.o 600.
Washington Investment Co. TAcoma.
i;S 80, u u. kilworth and Y. ~ Essen
hos r..
Hafbor Securities Corporation. Ifo-
quism. ist 900 Il w Craig. T. ~
EDdrrE-n. WIN. l.. Hyndmau, r. l. Ho-
man, George q, Kellogg. J 4 Taunahni.
Samuel Ibhitson, =. ~. Kellogg. Frank 4.
Gillstt and A. d. Eudrcssn.
Tho Second Seneca Corpors,ion-I "
Kane y. c, Morgan, 80 years Seattle,
SO. Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived June ~. str Canadian Rang
e. nom Apivsrp via ports ~ ESQ m.
az Dorothy Alexander from Tacoma via
porte at a.ts pa. June 10 str Geo
taurus from Nss York yia ports al b p.
ma ur col D.. T. Drake from iiyhs
mona % gao %. no. or President "rsut
from Nauila vie ports Of $50 O. u. eta
Afstia AarI from Tasoma nt $50 8 mt
ar Cello from san FFsgrlssa o. $50
o. m., sir j. O. LusRsubhsa from nas
ton fis pgus 81 srIs 3. m uir ", H.
miller nom los Angeles at -, m-
sailed Iuus il.-Hir jefferson Tor
Alaska 81 , o. m. June 90 str j. e,
KffhpatHra Tor Tacoma 90 . M. str
EaddopeaE Tor Tacoma ~ b.n1 B. 90. sir
Finridian Tor philadelphia via ports -
: o. ma stT TaithyhiuE Tor Tar6ma via
Vancouver 90 q 3, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
LAdvcrilscmenN 1

Department OF the Interior, Gem
cral Land office. Washington, II. c.,
Mnv ~. 1925 Notice is hereby given
that pursuant TO tho provisions of
the lands In the following abandoned
military reservations in tho State OF
Washington, will be offered for sale
for cash by the smallest legal sub
division TO the highest bidder, at not
less than tho appraised price In tile
district land office at Seattle, Wash
August 4. 1925: Washington iarbor
(West Sido), 4. 30 ~. II. Q w. w. NJ,
Washington, tT5.2b acres, appraised
Mt Sl0,00l.SS; Washington Harbor
east Side), 7. 30 n. II, w. i2i
9eres, appraised at Sa77I2b: Challam
Challam Point (EasD. T. 90 ~, II.
W., bbl,7b acres appraised nj
b,16iIb; Shaw Island (West Sidc),
r. 20 NJ II. 2 W. .b0IGS acres. APP
praised at s9,7il.20. Shaw Island
Cast Slde), rs. 30 and SO N, X. 9
VA, GlS'Sb acres, appraised at
There will be sold on August Z.
1925, tho abandoned military rcser.
vntions mentioned below; Lopez lsl-
and tsouthwcst portion), Ia % and
20 NJ H. 2 w, 67I2S acres, appraised
portlon), rs, 90 and 90 ~, Il. . w,
6gI36 acres, appraised at SS,0ib. 2h;
san Juan Island (southcost poinO,
r. ~ ~, X. 9 w. 2iS.60 acres, an.
praised at Sl.i1tb0. Vancouver
Point, TA. 90 and 30 ~, II. 9 w,
hb2,al acres, appraised Mt SN.0g0,Sa,
Further Information can be obtained
from the local land office at Seattle,
Washington,
WILLIAM SPRY,
Commissioners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
OILS DEMAND is.
MART BOOSTER
Brisk Early Dealings Lends
Good Tone to Entire List
WALL sruIsI-T JOURNAL flNAN-
tiAl WI,Nit.N

CtAI WIsNusM
MEM YORK. Juno a. lIEru'
bu,Ine nT public utilities aud H hfiEh
demand FOR ollie we're Doe evidence lh
thr upruue IsBNuEH uU thr Hi"rs
market today M impaired % good
tone ln the general llHt
American aud FarrIEu Power
moved ahead uu heavy volume
reaching "a UIEh uf in. up H'A points
from Yesterday low Havana ls','
tflc also had sharp advance, -
ing az iAl an uNvrnlEh' sam OF -
points
Texas Company continued iho
mgat active feature uf the petroleum
Eraup. reaching Now hiEh record
DOR tho year az uusl trll''Nnh INC
rNprgtntluu 90 an extra dlNln'hA
late. lu tHv year
steel common. boz which buying Tor
hr last few da5H hus hrrn NJ hu rise
rrllrnt character advanced traction
ally tp lliI
stocks opened nrm North Ameri-
can. tGL. oTf s May Department
stores. lIia, up ta American can,
lNg4. up - AtthiH1u li5h ~ a
%. 9bA. uuieB Pacific. lltA, up hI
Hal Twin, iiO, OF q United States
steel tlAA up {. Sinclair g7b up
a Studr baker iikl Texas Com
pauy. Sos up Northern Pacific
bgG ur -; Industrial Alcohol. "a.
az y Sew Haven. Iih up = Gen.
rrai Electric. sstE. up ~ General
Motors. ISL OF 20 Southern Rail-
way. o. on n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
BUSHELS
Auction
Auctl0n
Friday, June lsa
10 A. M,

ANOTHER MIC ArcT i, i
Nj, MA 5' his week We a y,
o lnS FURNITURE thai MI
g in for WE HMM
CoNsIGNMENTS ca,sT
H in,a. floor or win be for. for f ,,l,
s s9'fI I as follows: NEW S.I,N 4 WI
N MAENo buffet, server n 81
SINGER FELEcTRlV, o ~ n
case n;S SleSsrips PIANO schlll'H5
ivory bed, dresser n az
walnu, i, ar eteI floor lamp. mi
of dressers, dining rus
chairs. rockers. rans sssss ~
s,,Sin & and MATTRESSES
etc. .oNs,cNMENI Il
rH i!sI !. b FRIDAY rRooM, y ~ n
SATURDAY EVENLY rnllur
zoo numbers oil
utensils. i
WATCH MONDAY fn ,srss ~
w H. or sale OF ~ snli
mcnt Of notions ms. S recount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle


FRIDAY
"a ~ %
iirst low TIDE
rE6 e. m 90 a.
rtFst ittEh itas
so a.
Second Law itar
nIH D. m o.
.srand IIiEh Tide
10 60 - w n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Denver Live Stock
Wednesday. Quotations

Cattle Receipts. 1850. market. strong
10 ise higher. ne-f steers. iS1iofb:
cows and hsifers. i7Gpspg calves. s.
1ll1S, feeders and pockers, ssak,
bulls i597
Hogs Receipts. 500: 10000 lower. Ton.
I'll 30. bulk, iii.sowli.So, pigs. 30
Hlobe
sheep Receipts. LOO: steady. Fat
lambs, is0i'so, ewes. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
FUNERAL. NOTICES

GOODMAN this city, June Z.
1898. ROBERT GOODMAN. aged
~ years. beloved son Of William
w Goodman and brother OF VIII
liam w, Jr. OF Seattle. Mrs.
George Turner Of Tacoma. step
son Of Mrs Grace Goodman.
Funeral Friday at p. IN, from
Johnson q Hamilton. Friends in
vited. intcrment Mt. Pleasant Gem
etrry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Chicago Board of Trade
Wednesdays Quotations
Foreign Exchange

NEW PORK. June l0.--Forcngn ct
change closed irregular Sterling dc.
mand tsASbs; francs. y0.QlN lire,
so,os96A Belgium, SO.o4Ss; marks, 2SsO.
Holland, tol6; Sweden 26Ts; Norway.
1889; Montreal, 800; Russia, SIS; Hong
kong. b5S7h. Yokohama, io7b, Greece,
SCORES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Boston Wool

BOSTON, June io.-The wool market
10 broadening slowly. Manufacturers mn,
showing n quiet but persistent interest
In flescos and territory stock. Onto de-
lainea have now advanced TO a range OF
500 Sc. compared with tn. recent low
OF sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Portland Produce
Wednesdays Quotation

Butter Cube extras. csc; standards
taSc; primo firstH. &c; flrsts, tio
Eggs Extras. zoe; flrsts. ace; pullots,
sac; Curront receipts sic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Seattle Wheat
Mcdne.dnr.. ouotntlon.

No. / soft white, ,i.Se. No. f.. western
white, I,5S: No. | hard winter, $50.
No. northern spring, Ii.5s, No. l west
ern white, TVS; No. biz blue stem,
tI6o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Wholesale FLOUR. GRAIN. rEEp
Quot : lon. bs II.hEr IIaurinr MN.
VEGETABLES
rrIce- Paid Nhois-aip Dealers
uaotAtious By rinnsrr Iruii rrodHcs

TIN. price, rirsn ere those mad. 70
fstAu dealers ~ wholesalers VITA =
lew seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro.
dursr- can be figured ~ dsdac'ing ths
cost o, transportation TO Bss,yis and
approximately rs per cent for bsuliBE.
storage aul selling custl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the O. D. weather nuf'sul
FAruuat ISLAND 1pHs %, D. m. ~r
Barometer falling cloudy, wind south.
east eight miles sn hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Wednesdays gu,

sugar RAY. quiet; spot titaA as: re-
fined quiet graduated, fss5gs7n
Coffec-So, Riot. on spot. 7se. No. I
Santos, sinQ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

60 TO mimic
Zen Yours aud mine.
80 EDGE or roof
co. Plant used Go make bitter drug
As lalf
60 Second note
.si Every
49, Point ~ compass
55 Therefore
THE ANSWER TO WEDNESDAYS
PUZZLE
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

and join the armie instod Of SO men
ny single men and pa sed Well single
nen don't RELY no what war is. |
wandered what wood ma of sed if
she had of herd him say it but l CESS
if she had Of herd him he woodent Of
sed it. out loud.
Tuesday-Jakes ma says Jake is
a getting to be reel good boy any
more. she sed frum all reports he
never gets in to fife emmy more.
Ncept mebby once and q vile at Re-
sess.
Wensday-Got reddy for gkool in
a hurry becuz l got up Late and /
rubbed off my Shoes on l of mas
new Silk stockens. Witch was the
lst licbin this week. So fur.
Thirsday-was envited to party
tcnite but sent them my regrets,
l no what kinda party they will have
Lot a kissing games witch | don't
crave none. kissing talks up to
much time and then when you get
threw with it why what have you got
emmy ways.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

cthers-the Doctor with his Babcock
extinguisher, and Mr.. Bracket and
others, with new kind of extinguish-
er, saved the store of Mr.. APP Roberts,
and, consequently, of the entire
block in which it is situated. It is
due to these gentlemen to say, also,
that they aided materially to save the
store of Mrs. Scales, and the re-
mainder of that block, and how much
more we know not. In fact, the vii
lage could not have been saved with
out their aid.
For full hour the two lines to the
river remained unbroken during any
Of which time break of two minutes
would have resulted fatally. The
very best of order was maintained
and, with very few exceptions, every
one present did the best in his or her
power to do.
Among the ladies who were active
and untiring in the efforts, were
Mrs. Geo. Pratt, Mrs. Will Carleton,
Mrs. R. S. and Mrs. F. j. Burhyte,
Mrs. Addie Webb and daughter, and
host Of others, all of whom took
any place assigned to them, and
most faithfully did they work.
Among the men who did excellent
service, aside from those before men
toned, were Rev. Ball, President
Parker, Professor Eartham, "El"
Burnett, Will Armstrong. ]. D. Put
nam, A. P. Weld, G.. A. Bennett, J.
Saunders, w. W. Woodruff, and a
hundred others whose names we
would gladly publish did our space
permit.
But the most singular thing o. all
was that several of our citizens slept
through the whole scene, among
whom were Judge Foster, never be-
fore caught mapping during a fire. J..
M. Tozer, 0. S. Powell and several
others, any of whom is host in an
hour of peril.
A singular coincidence is found in
the fact that two butchers, two doc
tors, and one undertaken, who were
under one roof, were turned out upon
the cold charities of the world. Drs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

Saterday-Mr Gillem says there
mas got to be so mulch conversation
at his house by about z the family
that now he has got a new name for
his wife. He calls her the speaker
Of the House.
Sunay-The Sunday sEool teecher
was asting a lot of kwestions today.
She does asst offul lot Of things for
sum ! supposed to be smart enuff to
be a teecher She asst ME how old
was the Firth. and I sed in a jokeing
way why l CESS it is as old as the
hills. And she just smiled and sed
Why Stats that is 1 of the best an
sors you ever give to a l:wes ion /
asst you.
Munday-Today at moo l asst pa
why diddent more marryod men go
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

Golden and Ballard Messrs. Pratt and
Stephens and H. G. Haven were under
one roof
Several colds were caught by those
on duty. With a strong cold breeze
at the river, it was cold enough there
to freeze redman, while at the other
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12
A Disastrous Fire
OF Fifty Years Ago

Editors Note.-This account of
one of River Falls worst fires which
occurred Saturday, Oct. 16, 1875, is
copied from our issue Of October 10,
1875, upon request of several Of the
older residents of this city, some of
whom recall the disaster as one Of
the big incidents of their YOUTH
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

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.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

l loose my tempers
to easy here of lately.
But she was locking
in a book at Resess
and / walks up to her
and I says what are
you thinking about
Jane and she looked
up at me and put on
a smile and says l
have ben thinking of
you. / sed less see
what you was looking
at that made you
think Of me and she
showed me and she
had ben a looking at
the pitcher of a dun
key. She can call it
smart Il She wants to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

Stephens & Pratt's Meat Market
Ecker's Restaurant Building And
Many Others-DevOured In An
Hour
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12

end of the line the heat was beyond
the endurance of any live man.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-12
STATS DIARY
BY Ross Farquhar

FRIDAY got about = sore at
Jane today. I CESS / am getting so
New Britain herald., 1925-01-12
This Date in History

1s4e-Rssmus E. Anderson, au- thor and diplomaa born. He was an authority on Morse literature.
 1sIs-Battle of San Bias, Mexico. llsIe-Henry A. Hazen. meteorolo- glst. born.
 1sso-wreck of onisrant ship Ayrshirs-frst use of the Francis life car.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-12
Radio
66B

A. H. EpGERLY JR. .-Eensingtou, iadio repairs, vacuum tubes reactlvated. Puts new life n tubes. Tel, 697-3 for particu-
New Britain herald., 1925-01-12
Daily Thoughts

Times change. and we change with them"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-12

CROSBY7s RADIO sHOP-Fadlo scts, parts and service, Pioneers ID radio. Al Main St, up ] flight.