Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-03-18

G. L. Hubs, Leader, Lake Mills.
J. F. Hughes, Review, Reesville.
Margie Hurlburt, Free Press, Ocon-
omoWoc.
Adelaide King, Leader, Waupun.
H A Larson, Assembly Herald,
Waupaca.
E. L. Luckow, Democrat, Baraboo.
John McFarlane, Daily News, Maus-
ton.
George A. Martin, Record, Wausau.
Edward Malone, Post, Waterford.
Wilfred Mcbride, Herald, Sparta.
H w Meyer, Volksfraud, Appleton.
A. G. Munson, Censor, Viroque.
Frank E. Noyes, Eagle, Marinette.
R. E. Powers, Herald, Wausau.
Peter Richards, Valley News, Lodi.
M. P. -.lndlaub, Witness, Platteville.
o. F.. Roessler, Banner, Jefferson.
H. E. Roethe, Times Review, Fenni-
more
A C. Schmidt, Nor Worden, Mani
towoc
E. ]. Scott, Advocate, Shawano.
A. w. Shelton, Herald, Rhinelander
c. G. Stark, Journal, Berlin.
j. H. Wagner, Star-News, Medford
E. F. Wheelock, Sentinel, Milwau-
kee.
Fred t Yates, News Itemizer
Washburn
H M. Youmans, Freeman, Wauke-
Sha
Honorary Members.
A ]. Cheney, Chicago; G. E. Van
dercook, Milwaukee, A j. Watrous
Milwaukee.
Many Are Added.
The following members were added
to the roll of the association
John Turner, Mansion Star; e. F.
GAM, Alma Journal; Frederick Kull,
Elkhorn Independent; H A Winpple,
Waterloo Democrat; F. c. Bum,
Westby Times; Grove Palmer, Ocon-
omowoc Enterprise Ernest Greverus,
Berlin Courant; Robert E. VanMatre,
Republican-JOurnal; j. j. Pinney
Door County Democrat, Sturgeon Bay;
j. S. Konkel, Leader Clarion, Super
ior; E. F. Kramer, Cambridge News;
oseph T. Flint, Dunn County News,
Menomonie; Arthur C. Hathaway
Oconomowoc Free Press; Ralph L.
Thurber, Republican Observer, Rich
land Center; Nels Holman, Deerfield
News; Fred N. Harmon, Princeton
Republic; Frank w. Hadden, Sun
Republic, Dodgeville; ]. w Hail.
Oconto Lumberman; Mabel " Han
sen, Hartland Hub; j. M. Klaner,
Cassville Record; E. Westphal, Fox
River Journal, APPLETON; w. E. Forbes,
Central Union, Westfeld; L. T. Da-
vies, Columbus Democrat; ]. E. Jones,
Portage Democrat; B. E. Mccormick,
Brodhead Independent; Otto J. All
merit, Kewaunee County Banner;
George Ziegans, Sharon Reporter.
immigration Scheme Endorsed.
just before the close of the after
noon session E. F. Wheelock of the
Milwaukee Sentinel addressed the as
ISOLATION in a plea for assistance in
promoting the immigration movement
as it is involved in measures now
pending before the legislature asking
an appropriation of 100000 and relat-
ing to state board of immigration.
Mr.. Wheelock is the representative of
the Wisconsin Improvement and De-
Velopment company. At the conclu-
sion of his remarks ex-Internal Reve-
nue. Collector, ]. G.. Monahan, present
ed a resolution urging the passage of
assembly bill 159 and senate bill II
relating to the matter OF which Mr..
Wheelock had spoken and appropri-
ating $4,000 for the purposes named.
The resolution was adopted
Notes of the Sessions.
One of the pleasing incidents of the
morning sesisCn transpired when the
secretary called the roll of the con
gressional districts for nominations
for vice presidents. When the sixth
district was called Editor H. W.8Bo-
lens of the Port Washington Star,
arose and in his peculiar, droll way
maue the nomination in these words:
"A canvass of the returns from the
rock-ribbed democratic sixth congress
sional district discloses the astound-
ing fact that the unterrified democracy
of that district, never before defeated,
has gone down to overwhelming de-
feat before the stalwart editor of
half-breed newspaper-Adelaide
King :"
Colonel A. j Watrous made a strong
plea for consideration on the part of
members of the association for the
jamestown exposition. He hoped that
all who could would go and declared
that while the Wisconsin legislature
had refused to make an appropriation
for the exposition the duty of the
people of Wisconsin was none the less
urgent to patronize it with a liberal
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