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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
Bufralo Want Inn,hi,c

son another ril, M. HruuuI u
20 candidate or chat p,lrul 0r,uguJa,
which shortly o. Go boz torn 'rum .pr
wid.t l tb' Tart du ua 500 urtt,i
.upuo.' CO., s"m'ipus uku t1nl IHl-
illH Boz thr Hto.t mr'rppYli. flu ur
'Npr,s.'d a NlllIusu,.. Goo I.. tu.
American league privilege u.. uu.
huud. aud th, QurDu city evidently
means husiurss. Thursday Oh, r.l.d
'l commerce uf that place H.Iu H
meeting. discussed the ppssibuIr.. uf
Detroit 90 being cast out ur uuII. H.
'irty ana pledged 100000 Go puU-
'hHs, tho prnpvrt should 10 actually
be tuT alr which. OF course. it suf
George o. ~tuins uur ot tho n,.i
hu"vu figures % baseball aud ut prose
'nt manager uf the Bulltlu Ia.tDrn
l'Isu, club. is responsible Ior tniH roe.
formation. ,i,urr, $50. 300 town sos.
trrdaF uu husInrss ppriuIHiuE O. tu,
acquisition OF some talent Tor his club
holding conferences with MaulgrI
wallace ana President Nulu Tho
bcjr"it club rt. nothing Gao spare. nul
wallace gave zap Outflrldpr NuruH
iur "a price that is not made public
The buffalo manager suNs That b.,
cannot do amy business with Detroit
because President NaNu had uu play.
Crs To- dispose of Buffalo needs u.
nrldors ana $40 docs Detroit There.
fore there s uttl, chance or them
setting together.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
FORT STOCKTON IS
EDEN EXCEPT FOR
MISSING EVE
Representative of That City
Sent TO Kansas Town to Col.
lar a Few Unmarried Ladies
for Texas City.

T.u... I.. ru o. Wn,.u Ilr.
.. ... .r. ,..
'''..".'. ''''' 900 ''-'n.. OBJ. E.'''
arrived boo tn# rry f.u days ugo
from Fur' STOCKTON. r,Ns, 30 NJs
Thought Do. NIe h,r. eut Oh r.u,V
'ld .vudlui1n.' uIp
uuf Mt Crime. mission vI. uf
gt.Htur Importance than that llr
h1d pr,1 dr..sIt.d. De-, .H.d, uy the
men ni fur. STOCKTON tu sn forth
aud proclaim th, H.' that Fort
stockton N 900 Es... eden
whore NNs u, wanted. aud wanted
badly
TIN. town. up ~tIJ b. uisk and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
SANTA FEES PLANS
NOT MADE PUBLIC
Contrary to Usual Plan, No
Outside Assistance Was Ask q.
ed in Financing Improve
ments This Spring.

N,V York. IulN lt wall street
has Grown 81" accustomed To- expecting
90, santa Zee Coz enter the market for
funds every spring that tho failure of
the rumptu, tn du Its annual Nuoun-
ing tn,. year uas aroused comment t-
tu ia, possibilities ol financing loo the
near future officially the company
has mo- plans fur financing This SUM
mcr, bat what may Doe dome u the
fan d,pyud# tu certain rNtrut upuu
how tire road finds general business
conditions o. thr dr,oturs think
that expenditures un barge scale
would br warranted, then there s
little doubt hut that the santa IT,
viii go into the market Tor muuct ANA
continue tp improve and 'Ntrud lts
facilities uu as liberal "a scat, ls hero
toforr.
lu tbr year ended June 800. 1910.
the santa q, spent about $50 900. nUn
Tor improvements uu existing lines and
FOR tho acquisition of urn hu,. Fer
the year lust ended about Hai,"U0. QUO
WAS SEQ expended This OUTLAY Uas
provided for b' the proceeds OF th.
.uuy,rtihl' bond issue cot laHi spring.
when ti",GNG.uuu g. were offered Co.
.uo.kholdcrs Tho hast mstalim,ui uu
This issue. which brought m about
tIi.u0u. 400 in osh WAS pad about
tine first part of Juno Du n. lps.
or Tho cxucudiur.a aud tur recount.
from bond s,l.s rb, ~luta o.. h.s 20
balance of about So. Unu. uUu Goo carr,
over u, fiscal t,u inst ursiuuiug Go
'apply o. Improvement work during
the summer At the rud of u, FISCAL
wear 1910 IN, pumulny had lhnuI
SIS. 100000 WORDING capital
Al present construction work uuG,t
way is not being rushed ma, rut-ou
rom T,NIuu. n NJ. 90 Coleman. T,A-
us. which connect. thr Guir. Colorado
a santa g., with tho Iust,ru EuuNa.
ct Nut M,Nup. r about completed.
and Che uuueu from Lpm,tt il Eden
viii soon Do, uu.hoI TIA. nrm,r
covers about 5000 mu., aud Oh, latter
oS miles
This mil,as, Is mmortgas,d Tup
T,N0ru-Cul,mm uur ia subject 600 tI.,
conditions uI thr Tr,u..ont.u.ui..l
short Line bonds. of which $4,000 -
GOO Vpr, solid BOD 1905. Tn. form.
provide that the cvtcnt tu which tn,
new line shalt hc mortgugrd shall mot
Dec more than S25.upU pen uI, Ta,r,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
IlIrAcnnr a. Nmhiilnns-

Nu effort be- being made iu DhNruu.
go form q stock company for the pun
p"~, ol purchasing the n,s Muua
lruuUhis, n tho Western league aui
transfer that team 60 Cheyenne Zoo
finish uut the prescott season n i-
argued that tlv cheyenne Indians arc
too last for other semi professional
teams throughout the Rocky noun
tain region and us q result th, gaines
are not as Interesting as they shuuld
be-. As thc fans win not tolerate nu
inferior team cor one that would play
tnc other available suWi-prus CLOSE,
nothing Is lett tu do but put iu u
league team
II De- believed tho udNrrtisiug DhyN.
cunr would obtain would De- wolf
worth th, money such e team would
cost. ana f possible tho plan 90 trans
Ter ncs Molnos 10 cheyenne win 10,
pushed 20 The donl goes throush
.Chcy onnc'A league team would Do,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

Limo bonds could De sold. or stock
might hc offered. Il has been de-
olar'd in unofficial quarters that this
last method is the ambition OF tho
santa I' wIutgumyut Interests iu
the company uy, however. that the
question hu not br,u formally disc
yuseCd
whether the company prefers 10
enlarge ir list of creditors with a
bond issue cor whether u Wishes tu
acquire more partners ny Increasing
iis capital stock may bo largely dc
t'rWuDd Dos market condition. \
hungry bond market or boomius
market for stocks might determine
'hr uual phu The {l3.o0U.0 600
Irtusuoutiu,ntal Short Line bonds
alone are scarcely enough to continue
improvements on the seal" that has
prevailed fur number OF wears
Whom last iu Sew York President
RploN said that tho santa Fec hud
n' plans goa immediate nutuciug AMI
declared that predictions us 90 rail
road financing were difficult. Eau.
roads o., remarked always Mood
U"ucN ~ is hard to brlicyc that The
Santa W, Boa view of rs record of
liberal Improvement ana extension
work of mo past row wears N,ll reset
satisfied with thu present facilities ul
'h" s'stum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

Indianapolis. mly la Anvil. tho
ha, nur., driven uy the veteran g. o.
Oupl GuDt. boat ont \ Mcdonald
na, mare Nauah 100 IWop close heats
and Vul the @ ,U rutfu1 stake Tor
S'.nn. Tine l.Jur, ol the upcuiu.
card ul 'bo grand cu.uit racing sH.
SON Tuo-daN The trlcl was % lt'lu
slow nom rain hul the iDItuI, vas
made iu eood time There was o.
large Duvd uul and the space under
me hll eltud stand was lhilus,d
with lulluu.I. ul lbo harness sport
,Jg.. foo Il, fh,iI muu's George =.
g. lauruuN N,ru. % D,ut.r Colo.
horse. Was just uW side the money 100
the q lu truO llb g. Tine Limit was
fourth u Che u1 pace Results
2.lN pace. IwIs, 81 400 Fanny
stanton ODod-cI won; longWoUh
% lNurph,l second Ncllic g.
tNolutrluuI .hld 1911 Bailey
jflackl. fourth John y disanc"d
Three heat Bcsl lime, . 10 -
2.2O uul purse $500, Au,il
tGccIsI won N1uah mcdonald.
second. lu,h Nassar tlamcsl, third
NUru DNaDrp fourth. IN Archdal"
,Ra.ul Hitn. Lady Alice VI pc'rt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
,.rcn rnlcni 10 Nmcrl,nn-.

There are three sr,u ruu.s.i thing
combinations boo thr American lHtEu'
--.Cnbh ana Crawford OF Detroit.
ln,tsun .ud Iaiuic ur cleveland and
,ulIu. and Baker cot th, Philadelphia
N,hItI.s Uush,, J,uuiuEs declares
tru nis brilliant pair be- iry greatest
combination Iu tr, hsur, nf hnsr.
bah aud hp mb, hy ughl Cobb i# SEQ
much superior Coo Jackson 5a o. base
runner chat Itiuics ad,2uns, oyer
Crawford us batter is rpuut,rbal-
uuy,d Collins Be- almost U. good uu
tI, blscs 1s Cobb.
cobb. Jackson aud 'oillu. th, ran.
s,'tiug ends ol th, combinations. Doe
30 m,asur, Owe their hulInn' go On"
ar,tt batter h,hud thrm without
crawford Cobb would br 90 good ran.
r,tl.r but would not SHIN. with such
mst,r jackson 1900. tu, second best
uu-a,ttyr White Lalui, wus iu the
game. Ia order for Collins Co k'Dp
up hts great clip us O. tuu-grtt'r Do BE-
u,y,sar, lor both him aud H1hur 9"
uit veil
jackson. of puu.,. mis.rs lsl"i'
uur. than cobb would uH.s crawford
rr collins would miss idkDr l1Jus
D.. rated us the greatest batter ON the
hu-lud.ruu boz Ia, business. Larry
will hJt the ball four uucs uut of iiv'
il DO is within tvu feet ui th, plat"
uu 'tnc hit.uud.run aud even 30 h'
Tail. Co mt safely "a, protects JACKSON,
vino starts with thc pitchers motion
uu ihis plaS Jackson also MISSES
Laiotc for his Judgment
Tho batter signals the base runner
when "a, Be- going 60 hit on tho hit
tud-ruu sacrifice. aud SOME ''li'lH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
.CY YOUNG STAYS AS
LONG AS He WINS
Veteran Pitcher Has Had His,
Ups and Downs; Little Sen
tmcnt in Dealings With
Him.

uomi Iul l3 Sentiment 10
baseball les limited. ana ol what uilo
lbc. Is none cane the way @, G..
Yumr
Cleveland aor Cy Uom 'u.tuu toe
Slaluu Dl,,. hand did NOT secure
Young because DO though. Ice him 90
would uat, uaud winning pitcher.
u..lus, Young had alrad PASSED
Ibv Stage eft hs career where hr
could .r counted ou to win tuo ma
IurIt. %. u. games
IbW .u, reason Boston sold him
Ilu Na uU longer sure winning
uu,bu. and nosion fam. bad seen
H.u su Ions THAI hc mo- loJ-,r was
o. Wu drawing card .hc vat nc
"g. 100 BOSTON aud ol-cNhp.. when
DO. pitched lf H.s best
And cleveland bought um because
DO iHnusu boz. would Do, % great uI.
traction 1 Ohio ITO started hH m.iur
LEAGUE ruu.Cr with Cleveland and %
would H' uIdud idea iu hJy, him
hulnh tHD.. aud fans Vuulu .luck To-
|UD cleveland Dot 10 hvD fHp veteran
Boo H,. uu From the cleveland point
oft NIOa .uD acquisition oct Nuug
would mean thousands ul dollars ~
'u' treasury OF tuu Cleveland club
Sn lE. lUuu. sale from both an.
-l. was 1r a0 other reason than TO-
Masc money Boston vls getting
$4,000. which Nds more thar Nouug
could Hug 100 30 he STAYED lhcg. an.
,'H. year. aui cleveland paid that
much lor him because th, cleveland
owners Thought Young in cleveland
uuiiuJ % would increase tIp receipts
II.i year the novelty wore on
1ud Young was no LONGER much
WuIc u. % drawing card han other
'Vul,.a Con cquonuy Young. re-.
maluDd with tho maps simply for the
games DO. could via. and a- long as
%. could Io da well as broaa even he
would Dbl. worth kcaU.ue but no
louso. than that
Nuua WAS attacked with pncu.
Wuuia th.a spring and had to retire
.u hI# home iu paOli. Ohio llv could
uu' pitch ton the Maps ~, could not
work Recovering b. djI not seem
possible thar be would Dee able tn win
many more games. a. least not half,
and since Nouugs salary was 81 500 q
N,lr ,ho cleveland club decided D.
was LOSING money b, Keeping him
llo expected 20 be- given his uncnu.
UIiuual release llr was disappointed.
Noiurt letting him go Cleveland
-1l, hiM one more chance against
Wa. uiugtun And he beat the Ma
liouliH. % tu lp RECLAIMED that go.
Itiou Whrr. hc viii br able 40 give
return Iur his salary hv winning
g1Wcs The club kept Young
The day Doe beat Washington
cleveland players claim hc looked as
-ooj as ever Cy t"lt proud of his
J,hIrf, uoul
As. waivers ON mo CHI" ho asked
N,N they'd bette. think awhile
use gu. ae much as Z ever had ana
4 ou show them where The, re-
Nuuua Eve got 10 uu bunch ul
.I,m and they didn't know o. Iill
the. tried .u shove mo Out
So Ions us CN gives return 'ur
.hc $1,000 Hu will 1D kept Tho dU
%. couscs lu ry able to do that hu
viii .u
sentiment hu# MISSED ola C1
Nuuu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

Cla}l. disIsuc.J Dr Jones scratch
ud Three heats Best iimc, . 90
2."t pace. purse $1,000. Ginsr.
D'ruNu'. Hm l.m o.. Nu,utu,I.
second. SUNNY jim ,ShncllJ tuird
g. The Limit iNckafD fourth
l11 lslp. Maggie Nln0cr anl SaJ
m..urJ as named Fred e. Nclh
ContIy Dick Nllrn diemcci rM..
beats. boost time nD d.
I 2.Ia uur purse Sl'uu q. T.. g.
,NurpHtI. wub Ava DIluu tNoNa
hnu1. SECOND, sue 10 "a NcDunaldl
tbud Hash Admiral ui,.rI, luuru
IWelu NcGrrgoIy DSJud'rHI Auu'
Ru.arl DFHhorl, Finished 1888 named
Nad'll. tSeEasrI d.taJcod Ie4
heats BEST time. 1.I2 o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
College stars Deliver Goods,

uH, tho W.luN ul colloEjdus into pro.
&C.,. iuuil diamond circles iHi. a"usou
promises 'u hr the greatest Nut Al
wUei ctcu team la The majors and
WUU. Boo tAv minors hay, al Hh ,u.
,uuIs uud,. cover ur already signed
no.. several years ago Du. adNcui G,
a Dull.suu into tho maiOr leagues
was urp occasion The growing
tpudpuu U' lUr student to cast .hci
lots with fU, hired warriors is 500.
uuvut 100 tHu tact that 10 denote. 600,
wU-roas 90, game has made toward
H'DUuu ul-h class sport
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow,
NnrionnI League

pittsburg Jt N,v York
CINCINNATI at Philadelphia
Dhitpeu go liruukltu
81 Louis at Boston
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

For summer diarrhOea ia children
always give ChamberlAins Collie
Cholera ana Diarrhocu Remedy and
castor oil aud speedy cure ls certain
For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
Bases Full. Batter ONT

shop Camp. who viii hr with the
'fhc Travelling Statesmen" next sea.
son is q native ui Georgia He return.
ed 90 New Nork from Atlanta q few
days ago With tho following story.
which ho says really happened.
The Atlanta pcppous ana the Bir.
bingham Gold Dusts. negro baseball
teams. we're playing strenuous game
IN Atlanta IN one inning the Cola
Dusts had the bases rull with NO outs
Nn obOuA hucd batter stepped tu tho
plate The pitcher sent The sphere to
the catcher
one hall'' yelled .ha negro mI.
piro Again the pitcher got busy
Two balls" shouted the umpirc
Attcr fho third ball pitched. The man
with he Indicator shouted Three
bale once more The sphere went
ACROSS Inc ulatc
70 balls 500 OUT" shouted th,
umpire Tho batter was highly ndig
ulnt
"Nh. Dee Yelled. Me oui'
Whah So git dat'"
NoW, look a.hcah man. said 'h,
umpire. go gotta uo out nCy ain
no ruom TO- YOU ON dc bascs.'
su, You know. George. that dur.
ing nI wy sirIhood { have ur,cr
known ,tr,
IT, ,tbs,ut-miudcdi,I When 0,
nrc married. darling Nuu shalt mover
hr without &c. nu.tun Transcript
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
RAT|Fy ELECTION;
CEREMONY SIMPLE
Closing Formality in Returning
of LaFolIette to United States
Senate Held on Wednesday.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 25-The e.
lection of Senator Robert M. La Fol
lette as United States senator to sue
ceed himself was formally ratified by
the senate and the assembly sitting
in joint convention Wednesday noon
in the assembly chamber.
The form of the United States
statute was followed according to the
plan mapped out by Speaker Ingram.
Each house voting separately on Tues
day gave the senator a majority which
insured his election
Ratification Is Impressive.
The proceedings on Wednesday
therefore were in the nature Of ra
| tification of this act. The journal of
each was read, that of the senate
by Chief Clerk Wylie and that of the
assembly by Chief Clerk Shafer. Lieut.
Gov. Morris presiding, then declared
Senator R. M La Toilette duly e
| lected senator of Wisconsin for the
term of six years, beginning on March
| 4, 1911
The setting for the scene in this
final act, which clinches the senator
| ship for Senator La Toilette for six
years more, was impressive and at
tractive. The galleries of the three
sides of the assembly chamber were
packed with people and all the avail
able space on the assembly floor was
also filled with persons sitting and
standing until not another one could
| have been packed in.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
GIRL SAVES MAN
FROM DEATH
Hears His Cries for Help and
Disregarding Own Danger,
Digs Him Out.

NEENAH, Wis, Jan. 2S.-Miss Erie
da Eisenach, residing north of Nee
nah, is a heroine Although but a
young slip of a girl, she was the
means of saving the life of Frank
Krause, a mason contractor of APP
pleton. Krause was caught in a cave
in in gravel pit which he was exam
lining, and was buried to his head
Five tons of the heavy material COW
cred him and his face barely pro-
truded
Miss Eisenach, who heard his feeb-
le cries for help, discovered him IN
his perilous position. In great danger
of being buried herself by an over
hanging sand patch which threaten
ed to fall every minute and smother
both man and girl, she dug frantical-
ly until she released Krause.
When she had finished her heroic
rescue she tainted, and the rescued
man, although terribly bruised and
crushed, dragged her to a nearby
farmhouse, where medical assistance
was obtained for both. Krause was
buried in the sand for nearly an hour
but is recovering now from his terri
flying experience.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
ODD FELLOWS NEW
BRICK BLOCK

In another column of this issue viii
be found an article headed Notice
for Bids" for the erection of the new
solid brick building for the l. o. o. F
Lodge, the ground floor of which will
be 28x100 feet. The second story will
be arranged for lodge room purposes
The lodge room will be 28x54 feet,
with large ante-rooms and the club
rooms for the use of the members in
the front part of the building. The
intention is to erect this building on
the Goodness lot recently purchased
for this purpose. The frame building
now occupied by Goodness and Chap
man has been sold to j. A Cohen,
who will probably move it on his lot
adjoining We will all be glad to see
this new structure go forward to com
pletion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
MORE CIVIC BEAUTY
AND CLEANLINESS
Jan. 26, 1911.

Jan. 26, 1911.
Dear Mr. Editor-Recently it was
our privilege and pleasure to while
away two days in your city thereby
gratifying an ambition we have long
had, to see for ourselves the city of
which we had heard so much favor
able comment as regards what aid
Women's S Federation of Clubs can do
toward civic beauty. Our attention
was directed toward the Library Park
with a full explanation Of the condi-
tions existing before the Ladies took
this work in hand Next we were more
interested in learning what had bef1
accomplished in improving the banks
along your beautiful Wisconsin river,
and it was likewise explained to US
the improvements contemplated for
thecoming spring and summer. The
changes wrought we must agree are
marvellous and reflect great credit
upon those who push forward toward
that end. Through it all we were
impressed with the fact that what
the Grand Rapids Federation has &C
complished, truly goes to prove that
it needs but the cooperation of intelli
gent consideration, artistic minds an6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
MISSIONARY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. G. M. HILL

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Congregational church will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
G. M. Hill on Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 1st. The following excellent
program for the afternoon will open
with talk by Rev. F. Staff. While
in Beloit recently Mr.. Staff heard a
lecture by returned Missionary
DR.. Robert Hume, who has had an ex
perience of the work in India for "a
years. We are assured on interest
ing talk. The program follows: Can
al Zone,-It's History and present
Condition, Mrs. Hayward. Story of the
Incas, Mrs. Corriveau. Resume of
Mission Studies for January, Mrs.
Smart. All are cordially invited.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
PROF B|LLMAN
INDICTED
Grand Jury Hold Wisconsin Uni
versity Educator for Abuse
of U. S. Mails.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan. 27.-The fed
eral grand jury returned to Judge K
M. Lands, sitting in United States
gainst Prof Irwin Billman of the u
University of Wisconsin, charging him
with using the mails to send improp-
er matter to women students at Madi
son. Billman, who is now Being de-
tanned in Madison Jail, will be arrest
ed on a federal warrant and tried be-
fore Judge Sanborn there at next
term of court. A large number of
other indictments were also returned
by the grand jury.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02

an all round love of the beautiful, com
bined with little push and 'sStick-to
1t-iveness" to bring about these re
suits.
We hail from a little city which
boasts of less than three thousand in
habitants, having been Incorporated
less than two years ago We are
very proud of our little burg, and
visitors are ever impressed by it's
natural beauty and abounding cleanli-
ness. We do not boast of even one
Women's Club and the order and clean
iness is due to the combined efforts
OF our residents and citizens (and
incidentally an existing law restrain
ing anyone from dumping ashes or
any other refuse in our streets. We
consider these things unsightly and
believe them to be the more notice
able where othrwisee perfect har-
mOny reigns
A VISITOR
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02

st. Paul r. R. Co., and still we are
without the new structure.
Last year the Division Superintend-
ent, we were told upon good authority
had announced that new depot would
be erected in 1910; that the plans
and specifications had been drawn
and provided for and work would be
commenced Immediately. Some fur
ther delay has taken place, for so
far, no start is in evidence. This
is a great disappointment to the cit
liens and patrons in Grand Rapids
and we wonder how much longer this
delay will last. Many people now
travel over the Northwestern that
perhaps would take the st. Paul road
were the waiting conVeniences and
comforts equal to that of the North
western. The St. Paul company GER
tainly must not blame the people for
doing this.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
MRS. BREZEAU ENTERTAINS
BRIDGE WHIST PARTY

Mrs. TheO. w Brazeau entertained
the Bridge Whist club at her home on
Oak street on Thursday afternoon,
Jan Goth. Four tables were in use
and six games were played at the close
of which it was found that Mrs. l.
E. Philleo had won the first favor
and Mrs. Geo. P Hambrecht the
second, or what is commonly called
the consolation favor. At the close
of card playing a delightful luncheon
was served and a most enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent by those present.
The members of the club present
were: Mesdames E. w. Ellis, w F.
Kellogg, Geo. P Hambrecht, F. X.
Pomainville, Earle Pease, A. G.
Miller, l. E. Philleo, Guy Nash, D.
B. Philieo, Geo. Berkey, James Wright
Charles Boles, E. B. Redford and
Mrs. Mamie Pomainville
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-02-02
GREAT PAPER MILL
MERCER PROPOSED
Reported That Wisconsin. Min
nesOta and Michigan Plants
Will be Consolidated.

APPLETON, Wis, Jan 28.-A re
port current here Saturday night,
but can not be verified because of the
absence Of former Lieut.. Gov Johr
Strange, is, in effect, that the pro
position to revive the project of merg
ing all the print paper mills Of the mid
die west has practically been decid-
ed upon and has the sanction and
support Of most of the mill owners.
John Strange, who several weeks
ago announced that he and others
would soon close a deal for the pur-
chase Of the $1,OOO,OOO plant of the
Combined Locks Paper company at
Combined Locks, the largest print
paper mill in the west is said to be
engineering the proposed merger,
which would involve between $40, 900,
600 and $50,O00,0OO worth of property
and would require at least $4,000, 900
in cash to swing.