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THE RACINE JOURNAL-NEWS, WfcDNfcSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 29, 1S25, HOWS THIS FOR A DAY'S FISHING? RACINE YOUTHS LAtID AT CUSTER A'JAX CARS LIOST CAREFULLY BUILT 1 1 recruited from the park board but under the direction of the tkard of public works, started laying cement sidewalks on the north side. There Is more than c50, 000 square feet to he laid l-cfoie snow flics. It, Is figured that it can be put dfjrn for 18 cents a square foot. The coaf will 'be ajwessed against the property front of which the. vtalka are laid.

Recause of the lateness of the reason, the square feet of hidewalk on the soufli side will l-e laid by contract. It Is probable that next however, the city will be prepared to lay all walka that ore Ordered In. More equipment will be ndded to that already possessed, and the men will be- more skilled. them, not on the way to war a $ad bcn done but because they going Into tha training camp fo the purpose of building their bodil to fit themselves to carry on as feood citizens of America. At Battle Creek a reception committee appointed by the mayor In connection with the Chamber of Commerce were; Mayor Charlea C.

Oreen. Oeorge J. Genebach. president. Chamber of Commerce; Ralph H.

Holmes, president. Rotary club: Dr. W. T. Hobo, president, Klwanls club; T.

Ren Johnson-, director of Boy Si-outa: John secretarj-. ChxmWr of Commerce; Mrs. Charles Rathwtck. director, fjrneral Amerlcanixatlon committee of Battle ir Ktella Vnrmin. rtref ident.

i WKLiCOMKD BY A I POORE, CAMP COMMA NT) KB, AND tilVKN OVATION BY CITIZENS ALONG KOITE. city were willing to Journey out to cheer the boys as they passed through. At the camp every officer and man was: ready to assist the boys through the preliminaries. More than one hundred selected army officers have been detailed to be with the boys from the time they arrive until they leave. The boys will be In camp for another three weeks.

Vlsltora" day Is Aug. 14. on which day special features by the students, demonstrating their various proficiencies In matter of arms, maneuvers and general training will be given. CITY DEPARTMENTS GET SIDEWALK JOB The city of Racine started In the contrartlng bustnena today. Its own force of sidewalk builders.

ONLY- l.OOO ARK ITtOOl'CFJD IN 3 MONTHS AT l'LWT WITH ir oh capacity. if HIT ALh havi: "QCALrrV." 'J a 4 ivn iMuslnesa and Professional WVten' CAM f'l'STKR, July 29. Kour thou.nand boys, as fin a class of boys ns there are anywhere In the world, raised their right hands Monday afternoon In the presence of tne entire command at Camp uer and at the dlrertWm of Hrlgadler Oeherat H. A. I'oore.

One of the largest trees In Hutch Inson. has grown from a clul: Mlsa lAfna Cooper, president. i jAltruaa club, and business ani pro- cane planted by Judge Brown. in i 174. i 14 ft- reaatonai men ana women 5irom every quarter of the Pity.

Among the Racine boys here ere the following: Kdward C. Dale. Wonrow avenue. Krlc N. Dibble.

1100 State street. William J. Hoixapfel. Ttoute Vo. 4.

Harold J. Ranger. 163S Austin avenue. John J. Dobeckl.

1441 Hampden commandant of ramp, recited their oath of Vlleglmco to the I'nited States and frlclally the CJtlrena' Mllitao' Training Camp for ws In projfrefrS. The ceremonies of Monday were but a climax of the many lnrl.lnt that attended the trip of the boy from 1 time they left their homes until they arrived In camp. Traveling In a special train over the Michigan Central railroad, under the direct supervisor! of the official of the road the boj-s were brought directly Into camp. Along the route almost every town was down in a body to meet the boys and cheer "I Showing a banner catch of great northern pike at Lake Geneva by Mr. and Mra.

Herman Vrooman. One of the largest catches of 'St. street. Richard G. Harvey Hliain street.

Thomas G. Harvey. 112 ialn street. 3 The teafn" did not aro throuaiai to On this simplified summer breakfast QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minute Supplies energy breakfasts, ends hot kitchens assisted In the catch, being accompanied on the lake by a guide only, and who Is shown st the right In the picture. The Vroomans are shown at the extreme left of the picture and neither of them seem to register any trace of excitement as a result of their single day's experience.

The four Urge fish represent a weight of St'i pounds. The top-notcher weighs IIS pounds and the next largest a half pound lees, while the others weigh 8 and 7 pounds The smaller ones run fKm two ijand one-half to four pounds In weight. Mr. and Mrs. Vrooman were un this season Is credited to Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Vrooman, 1339 Grove avenue, who left here at 4 o'clock in the morning some time ago1 and returned to their home at 7 o'clock In the evening! with 19 beautiful specimens In their posseawion. 'the depot yet the residents ofthe In, the two month that have elnpd wince tho formal Introduo tion of tho AJhx Htx. a'rrrord tor pound ml rnrful production prac tlMlly unn.uallit' In the automobile Industry, ha heen utahllnhed by the AJux Motor" company. An AJax Afdan, heartnjf a tiny American flmr, wim cheered hy worker yesterday as It tame off the pri-durtlon line and was driven onto the teMlnr track for, tha last of a acore of teeti elilpment.

The car marked the one thousandth automobile to be prodwed by AJux elnre May 27. "The fact lhat only 1,000 cara have been rrodnced In the AJax plant, with a rapacity for many tlmea that number, Is an excellent Indication of the careful manner In vrhlch production being handled," eald C. W. Nash. president of xh AJax Motora company.

"While the plant will be ready to go into larger volume a little later, there always will be a rigid adherence to the policy of quality regardless of quantity. All GIto Splendid SaUafaction. "I have been a manufacturer of automobiles and vehicles now for more than 30 years and I want to go on record as saying: that the AJax, from the very outset, has been Jon of the most carefully built and fone of the soundest cars with which I 'have ever been It pleases me very much to be able to aay this now when many of these cars have been driven thousands of. miles In the hands of own-era. We always watch our product very carefully because we take a real Interest In the cars after they have left the hands of the dealer.

A report lying: on my desk at this moment shows that there are 70 cars in the hands of owners runnlnr about Racine, and of the entire number all are flying- splen- JUST NATISJRE WOMEN say this solves the summer breakfast problem. That it ends hot morning troubles in the kitchen. That it cooks without heating up tho kitchen. That men 'ike it, arid children take to it And feel better all day long as a result. Get a package of Quick Quaker.

And then tell us your opinion. I Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Has all that rare Quaker flavor. And with milk it is almost a complete food in itself at low cost. By W.

DEARSLEY TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER Jackson 405 You Will Find This Store Your Best Source of Supply GOOD THINGS TO EAT ALL ABOUT ROBINS. Join me in looking over a few of nature's curious objects that are sure to leave an everlasting Impression, especially If you discover the curio yourself and are quite convinced that It la the only one in the whole I will never forget the first white robin that I A farmer friend FREESTONE PEACHES Large, richly colored fruit wonderful flavor, and the baskets are well 30C Basket Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Their natural methods and combinations of appliances are nearly unbelievable, etlll they are with: us In truth and some of "the most: complicated species are at home In eastern North America. -The Venus Fly Trap (America) Is declared to be the most wonderful plant life in the, world. Any of our readers that wjll take the trouble to study up and get acquainted with one species of each of the continents will find It will make beautiful Winter evening's readings and hone of us will ever doubt nature's abilities nor deny" the unseen power that; tells nature how. What nirtts Are? THiltvg.

What are our birds doing about this time of the year? Well, the parent birds are busy changing their clothes putting on their traveling suits. September, 'October, and November are not far off. In fact, we will lose many of them next month (August) and many of the different species are training their young in dally flights. Just working them out for the great event. The Bobolinks are Just Rice Buntings now and squads of them are feeding around the country and they are all one color.

They have lost their cheer-, ful spring songs and many of them will never return to us. will be taken as choice morsel of food somewhere -along their: winter's journey, called me up one evening saying that he thought he had a new bird for me, and wished I -could find time to come and see It. Well, I naturally could If there was a chance i to get my eye on anything new In I Biramrai PINK MEAT CANTALOUPES 1 rr OA. Exceptionally fine and the luscious meatl-. I ii I ness that is good eating right down to the aOU L4J 1 rind cjihe home of Qood ats 3 for IOC Bound, ripe, enticinply flavorful CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PEARS Tlome Grown SWEET CORN Fresh-pullad ears, with that fresh garden flavor THE VALUE OF THE YEAR Georgia Fire-Red 40C Dozen' the bird line.

Those who know me best "know that a call of that kind! would bring me a long way. If there was a way to get there, and there was. When arriving at the farm the farmer was waiting for me and I casually remarked: "Keep your eye on that nest up there until the old birds come to feed them." We did net wait "long before the mother bird came and the young heads bobbed up with mouth open to receive their ration of angle worms and one of those heads was white, which meant that we had an albino In view" i i. i I WATERMELONS cia satisfaction. 'The same situation la true of Chicago, where many of the 250 AJax owners have driven their cars on long: tours to practically all sections of the country.

A poet card was received by the AJax factory one day last week from a Chicago school teacher who had driven her car to Colorado and was at that moment at the top of Tike's Peak. Thia young woman eald she could not resist the temptation to drop us a line of congratulation on the splendid performance of her AJax dan. Pteaaed with Iteeulta. "The fact that the AJax car Is giving so rood an accounj of Itself In the hands of owners pleases all of us for the reason that It Is the result of a very carefully laid out plan of production. It Is perform, ing exactly as It was engineered to Home Grown Ripe to the core and sweet as honey.

UtiUiuuiiu vmuiviu tor Largo (mf; lSJ Hacli Cabbas, a bargain 10c price, per head. anil ueviueii in leave wnere It waa until they left the nest of their own accord, which we did. Albino Is Bliml. The farmer promised to try and keep track of them until full grown. We were not to have that good luck, as the farmer was also a cat fancier and the birds had two 1 1.

1 in AT INVILLF II.U. MINK 1ANVII.LK. July 29. William T. Thay.

chief mechanic for the United Kleetrlc mine near here, was killed yesterday morning, when caught In a slide. Several hours afterward boys were visiting the scene of the accident when another caveln occurred. William Murphy, IK. waa killed. albinos.

Evjn the herds or flocks of the White Rheas of South America are not fiaturai. The waters of the earth contain, and occasionally give up. some starts ling examples of life. The different shapes and sizes of the sea people are not as surprising as some of the things they ido, andwhat they do them for. Tjie one striking example that I have called the Glutton or Gorman and the fl.h.

Itself, does not exceed one ond one-half pounds weight, and is blessed with a vej-y wide mouth and undoubtedly the hinge joints of the Jaw are made to unhinge similar to the snakes that swallow their meals In one piece. This comparatively small fish had swallowed a fish several times Its size and weight that laid cojled up- and could be readily seen through the Ptoniach kin of the 'small fish, whl-h had been stretchftl out to transparency. As an Illustration of the appearance of this specimen, place a Iake perch on top of a child's holiday toy balloon when blown up, and imaalne the large fish in the balloon. This specimen was found on the surface of a calm sea and was alive, swim mtng arountf In a circle. Why a living object should have been created to perform such an apparently tjtnneceswtry duty, not only makes It a novelty In the fish tribe, but alsu a life- member In good standing In Nature's Hub.

This specimen 'was In alcohol in the InibUVi. Ireland museum In splendid condition. Flowers 1 jt Inccts. i Even the oxglove in our flower gardens has nst a tinge of mystery to it. Thoughjthe fact is that the top blossom of its well developed Tlower stalk.

Is not designed the same as the balance of thb blossoms on the stalk, at the samel time It looks as If it belongs ther. The science of botany will explain that little puzzle for us. iot today. Keep it in mind until sime evening when the furnace is doing its best for comfort, and! look up the Pitcher Plant at the time. Insectivencss plants are well distributed throughout the world all seem to Require a lot of water.

They are Invariably found in low glade lands p-or marshes many of them ar floaters in ponds, and do really catch and devour insects and small Many are really aquatic In habits. There 'are nearly 200 species In the world and it appears that (heir victims can not escape, if they once get int their respective and they lnvariably drown their i-atch In a closed trap. When the digestion is finished that trap sets itself for the next victim. They are all shrouded in mys Sliced Bacon Chase Sanborn Coffee (In bulk) the Inform. i All of the executive heads of the Jx organisation have had years not more than reached the ground I kind of coffee that makes you of experience in motor car building.

This fact, together with 45c happy with your whole meal, pound Wl(h the rind taken ofT. The very finest quality full of r.est anrt flavor. You can't buy a finer eating bacon. flp Pound tJJ WHcira iPure Grape Jelly Contents of glass 7 ounces. A Welch Quality Product.

glass XOC 3 pourvds for TSUEHL Eft LUfr Wafer. A soda -cracker, lightly sprinkled with salt. "I Pound JLoC QjnOTHEHS thoroughly modem plant equipment and a policy that calls for inspections and teats of practically every operation, has produced, according to owners who are driving the cara, exactly the result we desired a carefully built, sound and satisfactory motor car. "I feel that the people of Racine are Interested" in the progress we are making with the AJax car and that because the AJax is a Racine product, they will take pride In the knowledge that it is giving men satisfactory service In the hands of owners." LEUKER'S GROCERY Corner Sixth and Park Ave. We don't believe we shall be aWe to sell them at so low a price again this It is marvelous for Fruit Salad.

Dromedary Grapefruit 29c .1 ut th tender li carta of locinns tree iiiened Florida graprfrult; You will be amazed at the amount one enn contains. i Your aluminum will shine like new. BRILLO 8c phg. StDDl-l7ool 5i8c phg. W'Uj not laic ulvani of tbc jr4'0? Svansdovn Crepe Toilet Paper A pure white soft silk-like paper.

i 7 Rolls for 55c A savins of 15c on 7 rolls. Thursday Specials CHUCK ROAST RIB ROAST Western Style lie 'SHORT RIBS 6c 1 TROUT WHITEFISH HALIBUT STEAK HERRING 10c 332 MAIN STREET STATE GUARDS TO MEET IN PRACTICE bparta will, bk scexk or LARGE GATTIERINO OP BAD GKR SOLDIERS ASSEMBLED FOR ARTILLERY WORK. ITIaurcday ond Friday before the cats were trying to make a kill, which resulted In our taking them as they jyere and raising them. This proved to he a dismal failure owintr the fact that the albino was nearly blind and would not feed. The other,) or common one, would eat everything offered him.

The coloring pigments being all left out Of the one bird gave us the albino specimen. Even the ye coloring was missing and the circulation of the blood hack of its eyes gave it pink eyes, which Is the. general case with albinos. The same pair of robins built a second nest and produced another albino. My friend and myself have each got a mounted specimen of a white robin.

While visiting the Field museum a few years ago, I was fortunate In meeting-the curator while there and on inquiring "Why the Albino." I was told that it waa a mark of weakness of one of the parents, and that one of the parent Robins that I mentioned had mosf likely contracted a cold while on Che spring migratory flight. Albinos are occasionally found among all the species of our wild friends, either beast or fowl, and even among us mortals. I have seen white negroes when tbeir curly heads of hair were light yellow, and also: the pink and restless eyes were, evident. White Birds Unnatural. No later than while looking over a collection of birds, an Albino sparrow was among them.

There are a few naturally white birds that do not have the pink eyes. Among them we find the beautiful Java Sparrow, the 15H1 Bird- of South America. our own showy White Heron and the Atgrette. Man has established everal varieties of while domestic fowls white turkeys, ducks, rhl knH, peacocks, guinea hens and tloes, all of which 1 believe originated bv mating 0. D.

NINE STORES Fashioned SPARTA. July 29. (A. Eleven hundred national guardsmen of Wisconsin will gather here Saturday for artillery practice. The contingent, which will remain in camp until August, 15.

is the last of the national guard troops to go into ummer camp, the other branches Jiavlng completed their period at Camp pouglas last week. Approximately 95 per cent of the national guard, enrollment will have 5iiiiiiuiiiiiiimuimmuimmmmmirci Gingerbread 10-bsr Liir.il Vhiio Hcphlha fresh every afternoon BAR 1 SGIIIVEITZER attended the encampments this year, Agne Food Shop Jackson Artitdc Illdg. Wc IcllTer Fish and Meat Market IkIUrr Ortler Ijirly i.ieut. col. Nicholas M.

Schanta, as-aistant general, 8.500 men went to Camp Douglas. The strength of the guard Is neatly 6.000. The orgsnliatlona which will take part In the taclta fli mou the I'nit. ed Statea army' artillery, range here Include one regiment of 'light artillery, one battalion or heavv arttllarv 15c Loaves Raisin or Whole Wheat BR A lG-oz. loaves.

Abso lutely nothing finei made. 15c Loaves BREAD Largest 24-ox. loaves of our own Better Bread. Good bread cannot be sold for less. Fresh Lake Trout Itaclne taught and on ammunition traln.

Tha light mi Fresh Lake Perch 'r A Ik arunery la compoaed Pf three bat-terles from Ia Crosae. one from Chippewa Falls, one from Merrill, one from WlsconMrv. IMplda and two from Stevens tnif n. w. I Fresh Lake Herring Fresh Lake Bullheads earn of heavy -artillery comes front U-G A TOHATOES 16 Its.

828 fl Pure Cane Granulated 2 Size TinJ Fresh Lake White Fish ureen nay, Whlteflsh Hav and Hart-ford. The ammunition train la from River Falls. The artillery range near here Is considered one of the finest-' In the country, and permits firing at' S.000 yards. Native Mackerel SPECIAL Halibut Salmon Smoked White Fish LARD COMPOUND, lb 15c Veal Shoulder, lb. 2V3c Beef Pot Roast, A Veal Chops, Veal Breast Jfi Sliced Salmon, Fresh Herring, fln Sliced Halibut, lb.

iU'O Shrimps OUR AIM BEST CUTS BEST SERVICE BEST PRICES Freeh Ftah for Friday CITY CASH MARKET 10 FOURTEENTH ST. Phone Jackson 493 We Guarantee; All Oar Fish to Bfe Fresh. Three Stores In Racine 4C9 Sixth Street 1407 Washington Avenue Washingrton Avenue To aowmimMlate our customer this market will be open batunlay nights as usual. CHRIST ODDERS' BAKERY SLICED BEEF LIVER, lb. JACKSON 6111 422 MAIN ST- 417 Mi th St.

Jack. If 1814 Sixteenth Street.