The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-07-20

DR.. John Mulholland, of Kenosha,
arrived in this city Saturday and will
remain here until Sept. /. He will be
at Dr. Roberts Office, North Eighth
street.
A stores medium of communication
with you is through its ads. When it
fails to advertise, it's reasonable for
you to assume that it has nothing to
say to you.
Wireless telegraphy is proving to be
heaven-sent boon to humanity. Al
ready in known cases it has been the
means of saving 5000 lives and $l2, 00O,-
600 of property.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanderson and
children left Saturday for visit at
Milwaukee and Chicago. Mr.. Sander
son is clerk in the local postofice
and is off on his vacation.
Judge Chloupek says it was so hot
| last week at Ravine Park that some of
the farmers were digging baked po-
tatoes out of the ground, and Judge
Chloupek never told lie.
Neil Olson who few months ago or
ganized the Great Lakes Chemical Co.
at Appleton has sold his interest to his
partner and will resume the manufact-
ure of his ''boiler compound in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mueller of
Tacoma, Wash, arrived here Saturday
for visit with the formers brother,
City Treasurer Bruno Mueller. They
will also visit relatives at Mishicot be-
fore returning home.
A nine pound baby boy put in his
appearance at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. l.. w. Brooks Friday morning.
The way Mr.. Brooks was stalking
around town Friday, you'd think he
owned the earth and had a mortgage
on the moon and stars.
H. C. Wilke, Two Rivers banker,
was in the city Monday. He said times
are so lively up in that town that a
giraffe died there Saturday of nervous
prostration. Mr.. Wilkes statement is
open to doubt. The animals neck was
SO long that it could see Manitowoc,
and it doubtless died of envy.
| L. A. Miller entertained the degree
team OF the Knights of Columbus by
way of a smoker at his home last
Thursday night. Those present were,
Harry Kelley, Michael Connely,
f. j. Taugher, VIM. Kappes.
Z. L. Kelley, John Carey,
Aubrey Egan and Frank Houghton.
An ABSTRACT OF TITLE may cost
a few 1888. Rather pay few SIS than
pay MANY 1888 to have title correct
ed and sometimes even LOSE the pro-
perty. Demand ABSTRACT, seller
must furnish same. Ask Manitowoc
Co. Abstract Co., A. f.. SchulZe, Mgr.
Lindstedt Bldg. 3
Co. II. will go to Camp Saturday
with 81 marksmen qualified for try
on the state team and Capt. Abel is
hopeful that the company will be in on
the finish. A total of ~ men were on
the range Sunday, going out ats o'clock
in order to finish in time for the Fest
picnic in the afternoon. Five made
big scores, Schade l20, Hansen ll9,
Daniels ll9, Frazier III, and Kicker
10.
Commenting on the election of DR..
II. l.. Banzhaf to the presidency of the
Wisconsin State Dental Society, the
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin says:
"The election of Doctor Henry l..
Banzhaf Dean of the College of Den
tistry of Marquette University to the
presidency of the Wisconsin State Den
tai Society an honor in ITSELF was
made especially significant by the cir
cumstances under which it came about.
There was no opposition-the fitness OF
the choice seemed to appeal to all and
the Office was "handed to him." so to
speak, son silver plate"
According to the Journal of the
American Medical Association the re-
suits of Fourth-of-July accidents eight
years ago were 46G killed and $685.
wounded That year. 1903, the number
killed reached its highest point for the
eight years. The maximum for the
number wounded was reached in 1908,
being 5,460. The score for 1909 was
fearful, being 2l5 killed and 5,301
wounded Then a reaction set in by
reason of this inhuman slaughter, and
last year brought the score down to
l3l killed and 1923 wounded. Fright
full are the totals for the eight years
reviewed, the dead numbering l,661
and the injured numbering $500
making grand total for this foolish
work of destruction Of 81, 2S2. The ma.
tional reform, to be sure, came none
too soon.
There is no horror like the horror oil
thirst no physical suffering compar
able to it. A traveller over the desert
in Egypt describes man who had lost
his way, wandered about for days with
ont Matpr md finally came sfa nnnrir q