Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
WISCONSIN

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Nov. las a
punishment for marking up SIZE win
dows on Main street with soap on Hal
loween night, Judge Ciblin sentenced six
of the youthful offenders to get b6sy
with a pail and water and wash off all
of the fronts that they had written on.
A police officer was sent out with them
to oversee the work. Nine others were
fined for destroying propepy
APPLETON, Wis, Nov. 12.-Peter
Tubbs, president of the First National
run for the assembly in the next primar-
les, his object being to get a seat in the
lower house so as to introduce a bill
making life Imprisonment TIN penalty for
embeZzling bank Since Thomas Cog
hill, the defaulting cashier of Mr. Tubbs'
bank, was sentenced to but five years in
prison the president has been greatly
wrought UP and believes that more dras-
tic measures are necessary to make an
example that will forever stop the work
of stealing from banks by trusted en-
ployes.
RACINE -Oficial notice has been sent
out from the office Of the j. I. Case
Threshing Machine company, that the
big plant, which has been closed the past
four weeks, will resume on Monday
morning with full force of men. The
shops will operate all winter and until
next fall, 1000 men find employment.
The vacancy made by the resignation
of G. III. Schultz, general superintendent
of the plant, is not to be filled by the ap-
pointment of another man, in fact the
Office is to be abolished.
KAUKAUNA-John Graham, aged 81,
the tenth victim recorded in the many
accidents at the ill-fated "McCarty's
Crossing was killed there by west
bound ipterurban car. His head was
crushed to a pulp.
Graham, who lives near the crossing,
had just left his home to carry a basket
OF eggs to the store and stepped onto the
track just as the car swung around the
bend. He is survived by widow and
three children.
KENOSIA-Kenosha was turned over
to the knights of Pythias when the
annual festival of the Kenosha lodge of
the uniform rank was held at Germania
hall and more than HOO Pythians and
their ladies from all parts of the state
were present. Maj John b. Zaun and a
company of sixty members of the Mil
waukee chapter of the uniform rank led
the great Pythians' parade during the
evening.
FOND DU LAC-By assessing fines
Judge Charles A. Fowler of the circuit
court caused a scurrying among wit
nesses and court attendants believe he
has stopped the practice of witnesses
coming late to court. The first delin-
quent, Jerry Mahoney, was fined 81 and
Benjamin Stein, who followed Mahoney
by two minutes, was assessed Sc.
RACINE-Martin Kowzlanski, Sc years
old, proprietor of large boarding house
at Chicago, came here in search of his
wife, Mary, aged 20 years; their 3-year-
old child boarder named Frank Olinski
and $4OO
SHEBOYGAN-Edwa Gartzke of Gen.
terville took long plunge with eight
kegs of beer in the elevator at the Cen
terville brewery. The accident was
caused by the elevator slipping and the
whole load going down the shaft. Sew
eral of the beer kegs bursted from the
jar at the bottom of the shaft and
Gartzke was severely injured
WAUPACA-The common council of
Waupaca has decided to install gasoline
street lamps instead of electric lights in
certain localities of the city. BY special
arrangement persons residing near the
lamps will gratuitously attend them,
taking turns in the work.