The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-10-21
Observation-Disclosures
!: WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

DloLZ were only part CT the night
against the corporations, and urging
that resolutions be passed demanding
that Dietz be given fair trial, Mayor
Emil Seidel talked at the massmeeting
of the Dietz defense committee. The
resolutions passed are as follows:
Resolved, That we, the people Of
Milwaukee, in massmeeting assembled,
demand that John Dietz of Sawyer
county, in the state of Wisconsin, be
given fair trial, and that the same
opportunities that are extended to
predatory wealth be given John Dietz
to enable him to clear himself of all
unjust charges
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by the hooks
in the outer framework of high tres
tie crossing the Wisconsin river, a
blooded horse dangled head downward
for several hours before farmers could
pry it from its singular position and
let it down to the water with block
and tackle The animal was walking
across the bridge when it was struck
by a Chicago train. It was tossed over
the guard rail, but it's hind legs became
wedged in the ironwork, keeping 1t
from falling into the river. It's neighs
of distress could he heard for nearly a
mile as it struggled to release itself.
Both hind legs were badly cut, but It
is thought the animal will survive.
FOND DU LAc-k1dwin A. Cary,
pioneer business man and banker, Is
eighty years old. Mr.. Cary came to
Fond du Lac in 1916 and was presi-
dent of the First National bank six
teen years, retiring in 1903, and since
that date serving as first vice presi.
dent and member of the board of di-
rectors. For many years he had Deen
owner of the Palmer House, one cf
the best known hotel properties in
the state.
BLACK RIVER FALLS-Frank VIII
liams, of this county, was sentenced
by Judge James O'Neil of the circuit
court to one year in the state prison
for the larceny of watch. Holly Nc
Mullen and Frank Clement, of Juneau
county, each received four year SEN
tence for placing a coal box weighing
about 500 pounds on the railroad track
near Mansion. They said they were
drunk at the time and did not know
what they were doing.
ADISON-Attorney General Gil
bert has received a letter from G. w.
Freulich, of Minneapolis, who served
IN OF d1Iri in o.
the siege at Cameron Dam, commend
ing the state officials on their behav-
Tor in connection with the affair He
states in the letter that he has been
forced co change his attitude toward
Dietz. Originally he had much sym
pathy for the Thornapple river farmer.
FOND DU LAc-One of the most de-
structive fires which Fond du Lac has
suffered since the big fire that laid two
churches, garage and two residences
in ruins two years ago, occurred when
crossed electric wires are believed to
the extensive warehouses of the Fond
du Lac Cheese and Butter company,
where forty carloads of cheese, val
ued at s150,00O, were stored.
RHINELANDER- Secord,
six years old, daughter of Charles Sc
cord, engineer for the Robbins Lum-
Der company, was smothered to death.
She endeavored to jump across hole
which had been dug for a telephone
post and fell in. The dirt caved in on
top of the girl and smothered her be-
fore she could be extricated
kENOSHA-Pale anG emaciated
William N Eyster, formerly depart
ment head of the t. B. Jeffrey Auto
mobile company, and recently charged
with larceny from the company, ap-
peared III court and gave bonds His,
friends claim that the notoriety given
the case is causing him to fail Dnysi-
cally.
observation-disclosures tree agents
are in the state, according to reports
from Secretary Cranefield, of the state
ing to represent responsible firms, he
asserts, are selling varieties Of the
cherry entirely unsuited to the Wis
consin climate at exorbitant prices.
WAUSAU-Discussion of a plan for
direct shipping as means of elm
mating wastes of distribution by the
farmers of Wisconsin will consume
large part of the discussions of the
Wisconsin branch of the Society Of
Equity in it's annual convention at
Wausau Oct 1928.
LA cROSSE-Guy Roe. alleged ac-
complete of Phil Allen in the bank
frauds at Platteville, was arraigned in
court here. Roe is charged with help
ing to secrete the assets of Allen after
the exposure. He pleaded not guilty.
His trial win take place later at Mad
ison.
NEW RIcHMOND-Mr and Mrs.
Lyman L. Kidder. for more than half
a century residents of St Croix coun-
ty, and among its best known pion-
GERS, celebrated their golden wedding