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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
RIVAL FACTIONS FIGHT.
Dispute as to Whether or Not Crandon
VIII Become an Incorporated City
to Be Aired in Court.

APPLETON, Wis, Oct. Sol Spe-
cial. Shall the unincorporated village
of Crandon in Forest county become
city with an area of nine square miles,
or shall it remain as it is! That is a
question to be fought out in the courts.
Some time ago a movement was started
in Crandon for the Incorporation of the
village into a city and the extension of
it's city limits so as to take in nearly
seven miles more of territory. Soon aft
er this movement found its inception a
number of citizens filed a petition with
Circuit Judge John Goodland asking him
TO issue IA restraining order preventing
the matter from coming to a vote of the
people. The injunction was issued and
the election, which was set for October
g last, was postponed. Today in APP
pleton a hearing on the dissolution of the
injunction was held in court in this city,
and the restraining order was dissolved.
The case will now be fought out in the
courts. The territory it is proposed to
annex to Crandon includes three small
lakes, considerable quantity of swamp
lands and some hilly land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
THIEF RECEIVERS GE ms
WRITES TO PAL AND SECURES RE-
TURN OF VALUABLE JEWELS.
Dick Rogers, Noted Crook, Under Arrest
for $3.50 Diamond Robbery
in Milwaukee.

MILWA UKEE, Wis, Nov. zoos.
Through the efforts of Dick Rogers, an
old time thief, under arrest for bur-
slarizing the home of Mrs. Anna Grieb-
ling, POI Fourth street, of SlI3O in dia-
monds on August 20, the police depart
ment today received an express package
containing all the loot, with the eXcep-
non OF pair of earrings, valued ut $500.
rogers was arrested on October 20 by
Detective Arthur Burns, who was sent to
Seattle, where Rogers was under arrest
on suspicion of being connected with the
Job. Rogers was brought back To Mil
Waukee and confessed the burglary but
said his pal had the booty.
AT the suggestion of the police Rogers
tried to get in touch with his partner in
crime, and his efforts We're rewarded to-
day when Chief Of Police Janssen re-
celyed the package of diamonds by ex-
press. The package came from Seattle.
An effort will be made to arrest Rogers
companion.
In his confession Rogers said he en-
tered the Griebling home during the
noon hour. while Mrs. Griebling was
in the house. So carefully and quietly
did he work that he was not discovered
until O'Clock, when it was reported
to the police department.
Rogers will be given Il hearing in dis
trict court Tuesday morning on Il charge
of burglary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
OREG0NA DAIRY STATE
FAR WESTERN COMMONWEALTH
HAS BRIGHT FUTURE.
President Scribner of Wisconsin Butter
makers Association Tells of
States Progress.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 31.-[Spe-
cial. Ito Wisconsin people, and there
are thousands of them in Oregon, it
seems much like home to pick up the
papers and read what L. Ii. Scribner,
president of the Wisconsin Buttermak-
ers' association, has to say after several
weeks stay here.
Like Wisconsin in past years, this
state is beginning the transition from a
timber to a dairying state, and an annual
dairy output of 100000 five years ago
jumped TO $17OOO,OOO in 1907. Mr..
Scribner was enthusiastic and said:
There is no spot in our great United
States that can excel Oregon In dairying.
This is my conclusion after spending six
weeks investigating several of her heauti-
full valleys | wish to say to the farmers
and dairymcn Of this section that | fear
they don't fully appreciate the wonderful
opportunity here for the raising of feeds
best adapted to the dairy industry and the
excellent climatic conditions for the growth
and development Of stock. You should
reach here the climax of productiyeness.
Oregonians listen to Mr.. Scribner with
respect, for he was the breeder of 10
retta d. the COW that won first prize
in the 12O-day milking test at the ST.
Louis fair in 1904.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
STATE NEWS NOTES.

JANESVILLE-Or Orlando Ford, 15-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Huntley, Is
GREEN BAY-The charter to do business
has been received by the incorpora tors or
the Bay Shore street railway.
APPLETON Hertz, first OF a trio
of prisoners who escaped from the county
workhouse two months ago, was captured
at Adcl Sheboygan county.
OCONOMOWOC-C. J. Crlley of Milwau-
kee has been awarded the $4,000 sewer
contract, which includes the septic tank to
be erected in this connection.
RIPON-Mrs. Il. A. Butzke, wife of a
Ripon manufacturer, was taken to the
northern hospital for the insane. over
eXertlon is assigned as responsible.
SUPERIOR-Work on the Interstate
Transfer railway, the belt line of the Uni
ted States Steel corporation, will be con
tinued through the fan and winter
WAUSAU-The local branch of the Young
Mems Christian association has bought two
lots adjoining its building, which Will be
used for athletic purposes.
notwithstanding to County Supervisor
of Assessments +. i. Starr the true value
OF the assessable property Of Rock county
EAU CLAIRE-Rcv. Carl 0. Lundquist
has resigned as pastor Of the Swedish Luth-
cran church. 1t is said he may take a
church in Minneapolis
RACINE-Thc English speaking Luther
ans of this city have purchased two lots,
and will build new church In the south
western part Of Racine.
MERRILI-The new Lutheran church will
be dedicated on November 8. Rev. Mr..
Luerkc, founder of the church but now
stationed at Chicago, viii be the principal
speaker.
ASKEATON-The new st. Patrick's
church will be dedicated by Bishop Fox on
November 10. TIE edihce which has been
bUildiuC for about year, will have cost
$4,000 when completed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Washington
l. g. announce the death of John Reilly at
the age of 81 years. John Reilly WAS one OF
the pioneers of Racine, and manufac-
turcr and Democrat Of great prominence.
JANESVILLE-Lyman c. Cooley, former
consulting engineer of the Chicago drainage
canal, viii be the principal speaker at the
Twilight club discussion of the Rock river
navigation project on November 10.
CHIPPEWA FALLS-Joseph Campbell
believed to be one of the robbers of the
banks at Ladysmth and Warrens and the
poStohicc nj Stanley. arrested here, appears
to answer the description of one of the men
wal ted
JANESNILLG-Thr marriage Of Cora Del
smiley of OrfOrdyllc to William O. Howell
of Fuotvllc. at prfordvillc, was the largest
wedding ever held In Rock county. one
hundred and seventy five guests witnessed
the ceremony. which was followed by u ban
quot Mt the opera house TO which the whole
Village was asked.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
GIRL IN DAILY TRANCE,
Case of Beloit Patient Has Baffled Physi
clans for the Past Fifteen
Years

BELOIT, Wis, Oct. 3O-[ Special J.
Going into trance twice daily, becom-
ing as insensate as if she were dead
Miss Lovinia Smith of this city has for
the past fifteen years baied the physi-
clans of the city and not until today has
the fact been generally known. Miss
Smith when seen today by an Associated
Press representative, admitted she had
been subject TO frances. Heretofore she
has gone into the frances with astoniSh-
ing regularity, going to sleep each even.
ing at $50 and 1870. The frances in
each case lasted just thirty minutes.
When the trouble first came on the
doctors were skeptical and thought it i'm
possible that the frances should assume
such regularity unless Miss Smith knew
what time it was. So they turned the
clock back, but to their amazement she
went into the trance at exactly $50
by correct time. When she is in one Of
her frances all efforts to arouse her are
in vain, even the pricking of pins max
ing absolutely no impression on her.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
RUSS FEARS TO RETURN.
John Schmidt Served Five Prison SEN
fences IN Native Land-EnterS
University of Wisconsin.

MADI"oN' WIS, Oct. ID SPECIAL
Fearing to return to his native land.
where he had thu experience of five
forms i, ioH in ronid succession Jnhu
SaL,,,ilt ,,,,. p,, f.,.' pi,,,
,'''''''"'' = Souns "ua9."" i.Ui' MS a.
mas announced ms intention OF becoming
a citizen of this country, and that he
may be better qualified 10 make a living
ynr.it, Of Xyisc,usi,, ,,.l,., l,o ,,.iu t,lo
course III economies ana aIIicu SUP
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
LAUDS ENGLAND'S RULE
Prof. Charles Johnson Tells University
Students of British System of
Colonization

-, :
MADISON, WIS, oct ID SpaclaLI
r." England has established great prin.
cipIo Of government in India" said Prof.
~ ,rl, I,,,r.,r in tho c,,,rgo nf his
~ 80 "''l''Sr" - Wv '''s
ioG'uI' ~ lii.ala, dcIVereH Il, tne IA"
sS.l" n . ',,'h H"H'oII"I l,,'G ~.
Hu' i."'" very Iarr "ccoT"!nE 70 us
"NI, hI"i -. E,f'IlIil'hl ana III Il i'irlm'
IIu '"3P'' 70 u. owl P'U"''aI 'Ilr' ~.
i-ay" I"'., @''"' or .I"lIi' ana rath us
irl',. ~ E'SH government suited 10
IS,ii, .''4I |"S are 4uHllI,iStortd &c
''r'.HS ~ %. q. IoriI''' III III courts WIlc2
u.s., l"r '','' LiIlEu'E'' ne PrlIn'lplo OF
IolE'g,V,,I, anon Is gwen run meas
u'J' hI,' 'H. r. Is common IrIH'll3i
,'u' Tor ''' non pI IHIHI' IHp ''NlI
PAW ~ or" ~" rom '1' I"u''u III" en-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
WALKS IN TO SET GUN,
Henry Butt of Merrill Probably Fatally
Injured-Two Fatal Hunting
Accidents.

MERRILL, Wis, Nov . Special.
While on his way to work Saturday
morning. Henry Butt, a laburcr in the
lumber camp of Reinhart Meyer. fifteen
miles from here. walked into set gun,
receiving Il wound in the leg which may
cost him his life. Fred Arndt and Rob-
ert Zimmerman of this city have been
arrested charged with being the parties
who set the gun. -Arndt was released on
$1,000 bail.
OCONTO, Wis, Nov 2.-Otto Pate
accidentally shot and killed himself Sun
day while hunting rabbits about four
miles from town.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Nov >.
Shooting ut squirrel Saturday with
rifle near Spur 454, on the 500 line
Samuel Hill, aged y. shot and killed his
brother, Emo, aged IA.
MAYNlLLE. Wis, Nov. 2.-Whle
hunting RI bbits about three miles south
of this city, William Adclmeycr shot
himself in the right shoulder. His gun
accidentally discharged and the shot tore
the clothes off his arm and penetrated
his shoulder.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Nov. =.
i Special. The second hunting fatal
ity within a week occurred at Rosedale
yesterday afternoon, when Duncan Nc
Kay. aged Il. was shot and instantly
killed 10y companion whose name has
not been learned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
CONFERENCE ELECTS OFFICERS.
Woman's English Lutheran Missionary
Society Adjourns.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Oct. 31.-Thme
Womans Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the English Lutheran confer
ence Friday elected the following Of
fcers:
President-Mrs. George II. Schnur, St.
Paul, MINI.
Vice pr"Sident-Mrs. T. II. Kaye, Lind
strom, MINI.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. A ]. Reich
ert Red Wing, MINI.
Executive Committce-Mrs. G.. II. Trabert
and Mrs. Holt of Minneapolis; Mrs. L. j.
Good Of ST. Paul, in addition TO the officers
At the conferences addresses were
made by the Reys. j. j. Clemens of La
Crosse on India" George II. Trabert of
Minneapolis on Home Missions" and
Otto Yurger Of st. Paul on Foreign
Missions"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
BOY IS HERO IN FIRE,
Tries to Rescue Mother from Burning
House and Is Himself Burned
to Crisp.

san DIEGO, Cal, Oct 29.-Thc 8
year-old son of Joseph Miller, mate on
the Steamship Kca, proved himself Il
hero last night in fire that cost the
child his life, fatally injured his mother
and destroyed the Miller home Mrs.
Miller and h"r five children were in
the house when a gasoline stove exploit
cd, filling the rooms with tl;mcs. Seeing
that the children were on their way 70
safety, Mrs. Miller attempted to jump
from Il kitchen window, but her dress
caught and she hung suspended aboy"
the ground. In the meantime S-year-oll
Mauuci missing his mother, re-cntpred
the house and ran from room to room
searching for her He finally entered the
kitchen, which was blazing icrcely ami
when help arrived his body was burned
to crisp. Mrs. Miller was badly burned
before being rescued.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
YOUTH KILLED NEAR WAUSAU.
John Hett, Jr., Bleeds to Death from
Gunshot Wound

WAUSAU, Wis, Oct. 30.--While rab-
bit hunting near here Thursday after
noon John Hett, Jr, aged II, shot him
self accidentally and bled to death. The
hammer of l1ett's gun caught on a log
discharging the weapon and the full
charge entered the youths body directly
above the heart.
PLYMOUTH, Wis, Oct. 3O.-Oscar
Hitler of this city was seriously in.
jured while hunting west of here Thurs
day afternoon. The gun was accidentally
discharged, the shot taking effect in the
leg. Amputation was necessary.
MERRILL, Wis, Oct. 30.-While
playing with a rifle Christ Birch of the
town of Birch was shot in the head and
instantly killed by n younger brother.
The boys had been amusing themselves
playing Indian.
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STATE NEWS NOTES.

yIROOUA-It is definitely decided that
the town Of WcStby will erect $4,000
school building.
EIROQUA-Thc contract for drilling the
new city well rs been let to Shilling Bros,
at $500 per foot.
BoSCOBEL-In a football game here
Herman Hof broke his leg ilof played on
the high school team.
MERRILIl-A movement is on to have the
two Presbyterian churches of the city unite
and erect one house of worship.
BOSCOBEI~-Mrs, Elizabeth w Bishop Is
dead here at the age of 90. Mrs. Bishop
was one of the oldest residents of Grant
county
EAU CLAIRE-Mayor Frawley has APP.
pointed committee TO arrange for the
centenary celebration of Llncoln's birth next
February.
MARINETTE-Larg sums of money in
bounties are being collected in all northern
counties by hunters for wolves killed since
the recent forest fires
RAClNE-The tug Charles IIyttel & Co,
will fish during the closed season to gather
spawn for the various fish hatcherles in
Wisconsin, conducted by the state
MADlsoN-R. e, Davis formerly state
senator from this county, and fer num-
Der of years trustee of the county asylum,
died Mt his home in the town Of Middleton.
yIROQUA-Capt. Henry Tate received a
letter from California with $50 money
order enclosed. The writer claimed to have
owed Mr.. Tate for goods purchased twenty
years ago.
RACINE-Because he accidentally ran
down and injured small boy, j. Christian,
a kcnosha business man, came near being
mobbed by a crowd and having his auto
mobile reduced to scrap iron.
MARINETTE-Dr. NJ. d. Bird has been
made president and head of the Menominee
river hospital. A large number Of changes
in the personnel have followed this promo,
ton.
WOODLAND-Whilc he was unloading
coal here the team Of d. J. Fletcher, Illus,
tlsford, was frightened by an approaching
train and ran away, throwing Mr.. Fletcher
under the wagon. the wheels passing over
his head and cutting and looSening the en-
tire right side of his scalp.
MONROE-The contract for 5000 feet OF
15-inch sewer from the Borden Condensed
Milk company's plant to point joining the
main sewer line west OF the city was let
foot The total cost will be S352S.
CHIPPEWA FALLS-Thomas Emmerton,
president of the American Society of Equity
Of Wisconsin; c. n. Luce vice president;
J. H. Carnahan, assistant state organizer,
and Reinhcld Liebau, secretary have Is
sued statement calling attention of the
farmers and consumers to alleged frauds be-
ing perpetratcd by the trusts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toward death
by inches, fighting vainly for an hour to es.
cape living grave, Cyril Holmes, eldest
son of former Sheriff and Mrs. A. A.
Holmes, alone in the woods, mired in
bog, was rescued by two men in a boat
who happened to be passing through that
Isolated section.
NEENAH-The Wisconsin Telephone com.
many has purchased strip of land measur.
ing 6 inches by 100 feet nor tn of the new
buiding at Neenah and running the length
of the lot. In laying out the site Of the
building II mistake was made and when
survey was uade later it was discovered
that the building was over the line
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
ARREST DONNERSTAG WOMEN.
Mother and Sister of Alleged Counter
feiters Brought to Madison.

MADISON, Wis. Oct. 31.-Deputy
United States Marshal w. II. Appleby
Friday brought to Madison Mrs. Jane
Donnerstag and her daughter, charged
with being accomplices of the three Don
nerstag brothers who broke Jail here last
Sunday evening. When the brothers,
Hugo, Albert and Rudolph escaped,
Deputy Appleby was sent to the Don
nerstag home, near Rhinelander, in the
belief that the fugitives might go back
brothers went directly west from here.
They had intended to go west shortly
after the time they We're arrested at
Rhinelander, but their capture and incar-
ceration in the Dane county Jail inter
fered with their plans. When they es-
capped it was deemed wise that other
members of the family be arrested on the
charge of being in on the counterfcftrrg
game. They We're admitted to bail, but
have been unable to furnish it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
THREE STORY FALL
IS FATAL TO GIRL
MISS EBERHARDT PLUNGES DOWN
ELEVATOR SHAFT AT HOTEL
ABERDEEN
OPERATOR MAKES MISTAKE.
Girl Walks Into Chute Opening-Skull
Is Fractured, While Body
Is Crushed
LIVES IN AGONY UNTIL MORNING.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 20, 1905
\ tbrec-sforv fan in the elevator shaft
- tbo Ty,toi \L.rdro, pup GRAND ave
VI ''y Ii'''' ,'',' ,'i.ai +h,
nue. tll'HH'S ''''l ',,'h ','''lIu - Wv
death tins morning 81 MISS Ade!Ia EoeI,
hardt, the lG-year-oid daughter OF
Charles Ebrrhar,t. 2O1J Wells street.
Ais. ItLerbor5f mad leon visiting .
f-ic,,d Nj. Iinuu.1"J ON the third floor
- thn hmiIJin,' and WINS toI,inr her leave
With IIeien Rair u yorng woman ac-
nnointarro IcrnrdinE IN H. :. Had
Nh rom. tnr IF thr hotel the elevator
stn,,nrd about Is inches above the floor.
Nj. Rair irrnnnd INTO tbr elevator before
Tho on"ratnr sam Iotow. employed as
yard,nan NJ The hn,rI had time to adjust
i Miss Ehrrhurdt WAS still talking
with hnr hostess with her head turned
away In nm effort ia adjust the eleva-
TOR Tho man rulleI tho lever the wrong
yav and the machine shot M / feet At
nix moment Miss Ebcrhurdt stepped
INTO thr npcuinr
o., p.,,- =. p..or,o,+
N'ii ans ~ Ia
With scream Of realization. OF hcr
mistake the girl fell forward mt" the
gap. Sh" reached for the car Which was
level with her chest aud caught the moor
The elevator was now slowly SlhhlhS
and I.afUW saw that he would crush the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
KING SLAYER's WILL IS FOUND.
Testament Of Bulssa Forecasts Assas
s'nauon Of Portuguese King.

LISBON, oct % The viii Of Man
uel SILVA Buissa, the man who on Feb.
ruary / Of this year, nssassinated King
Carlos. has been discovered in this city.
Il is dated January -, evidently in an.
tIcipation Of his death, and gives in
structions as 10 how his children were
10 be notified Of his demise. He said he
bad 10 property 10 leave his children
/ ather than my name, my respect and
my compassion for those who suffer. |
Hee tfiat ny children be brought up IN
lIte principles II liberty, equality and
fraternity for which they will soon be
come orphans
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SYNOD LEADER COMPLAINS.
Says There Is Opposition to Growth of
English Lutherans.

la CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 3O-In the
annual convention Of the central con-
ference of the English Lutheran synod
here Thursday, President \. +. Elmquist
charged that foreign speaking Lutheran
churches and the Methodist and Baptist
denominations are working against the
progress of the English Lutheran denom-
nations.
The presidents report reviewed the
progress in the synod which comprises
territory in Minnesota, North and South
Dakota and Montana and a portion Of
Wisconsin. The church is reported in
prosperous financial condition every
where. and an extension is urged in
chapels at Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Fargo.
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LABORER GETS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Nels Wick of Cable Receivers from
Omaha Road for Injuries.

la CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 3o.-[Spe-
cial. Five thousand dollars damages
were awarded in United States court
Minneapolis Il Omaha Railway company
for injuries received by the plaintiff
while in the employ of the defendant
company. The plaintiff was injured by
falling from the upper floor of coal
shed. He sued for $4,000. The jury
was out for forty-one hours before re-
turning verdict in the smaller sum
allowed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MEETS DEATH IN AUTO.
One of the Noted Barrison SiStes Killed
While Enroute to London with
Vienna American.

VIENNA. oct. 29.--An automobile
containing Clarence Wiener, wealthy
American residing in Vienna, and one of
the five harrison sisters collidcd with
another motor near Traunstein in Ba-
vara yesterday. Wiener was seriously
injured and Miss harrison was instant
ly killed. Wiener is well known in
Vienna, owning yachts, motors and race
horses. II" was en route for London
with his companion.
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Chinese Chamber Of Commerce, Active in
Recent Fight, Sends Welcome
Note 10 Fleet

SHANGHAI oct % The Chinese
chamber u commerce Of Shanghai Las
sent message TO Admiral Sporty vel
coming Tie American fleet ~ China
This action is considered among foreign.
ars here as noteworthy as the chamber
al commerce Is th" body that led the
bercp'' against American goods here
t4...s gs,I- ago,
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Best Boots for Long Distance Walking.

Clement Edwards. NJ. F., who is much
interested in the Territorial army. did
a fine bit Of walking recently. Starting
from the London embankment early on
Monday morning, he walked down to
Cwm. on the borders of Radnorshire, in
four days. a distance of 179 miles, or an
average of over fortyfour miles a day.
In one day the honorable member
walked sixty miles. His object was
partly to see what could be done in the
way Of marching and partly TO find out
what kind of boots would be best suited
for soldiers on long marches. He has
satisfied himself that the light boots
worn by professional pedestrians are not
the best for steady and continued walk
iup-rit- Bits.
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CIRCULAR CAUSES ARREST.
S. D. Boreham of Fond du Lac Accused
of Criminal Libel by Congressman.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Oct 81
Especial. Because he circulated small
handbills containing what purported to
be Congressman Charles II. Weisses
record in Congress, ). ID. Boreham, a
local insurance man, was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the charge of Grim
inal libel preferred by James Morarity,
a saloon keeper. When arraigned before
Justice -. +. Blewett, who is chairman
of the Democratic county committee,
Mr.. Boreham took Il change of venue to
Justice Fairbanks court. He was re-
leased on $1,000 bal! and his case adj
iOurned to November O.
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Celebrate Church Anniversary.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. so Spe-
cial, l-On Sunday the congregation Of
the First German Lutheran church will
celebrate the forty-iifth anniversary of
the founding of that church by holding
noon Rev Jacob Siegrist the pastor,
two weeks ago completed his twenty
fifth year as pastor Of the church.
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Hold Hearing on Risk Taxes

MADISON. Wis, Oct. - The state
taN commission Wednesday sent To- the
life insurance companies operating in
Wisconsin II letter stating that il would
hold hearing an the subject 0f tIic tuN-
alton Of life insurance companies nj the
commissions rooms III the capitol % No.
yeIuhQr Il.