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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-08-24
PAID $50 AND COSTS.
Woman Charged as Inmate of Disorder
~ House Fined Monday Afternoon.

~ House Fined Monday Afternoon.
GLADYS Jewel, residing at the house
On Pearl street just west Of Exchange
street, WAS arraigned before Judge
Randall in the municipal court on Mon
day afternoon charged with being the
inmate of a disorderly house and the
court assessed a fine Of $50 and the
costs of the action There was no ar
gument as to conditions. The woman
had been arrested by Sheriff Stahl and
when the complaint was read to her the
only thing she said was equity. -
:" Fifty and costs Z was the response
of the court and the incident was clos
ed. Complaints in regard to the house
have been coming to the district attor-
ney for several days and he ordered the
arrest of the woman. Mr.. Hastings
stated this morning that there had
been no agreement for the place to con-
tinue under the old regime and other
arrests may follow in a few days. The
JAagel woman is said to have come to
Kenosha from Racine some four weeks
ago.
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LONG WRANGLE OVER EXTRAS
Council Orders New Issue of Bonds for
Trunk Sewer and Additional School
Bonds but Refuses to Stand for
the Frank School Auditorium.

The city council met in regular SEES
sion at the city hall on Monday even
ing and Notwithstanding the fact that
the aldermen remained in session until
nearly midnight the meeting was one
of the most uninteresting held during
the year and outside of long wrangle
over the payment OF extras for the
trunk sewer there was nothing featur-
ed in the meeting No final action was
taken on the question of the sewer ex-
tras and when the council adjourned
it had been agreed to make a settle
ment with the contractors for extra
work just as soon as they could bring
reports from the city engineer or the
inspector in charge of the work to
show the justice of the over charges
made.
The report of the engineer recon-
mended the payment of extras to the
amount Of little over 5000, but the
company claimed thousand dollars
more than this amount Engineer
HALEY, representing the company, de-
clared to the council that every cent s
worth of material claimed by the com
pany had gone into the sewer and that
it had Deen put in only with view of
making the sewer better. He declar-
ed that extras had also been put in
on the west end of the sewer without
warrant from the engineer or the in
spectors, but could give no estimate of
the amount of these extras. The engi-
Deer of the company was instructed to
hold conference with the engineers
and inspectors Of the city and get the
bill into shape before the next meet
of the council
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NOVELTIES FOR THE GOLFERS
Women to Have Contest on Labor Day
and the Session will Close With
Annual Harvest Home Dinner and
Award of Trophies.

The sports and games committee of
the Kenosha Country club has complet-
ed the makeup of the program for the
games to be played on the links for
is going to be a lot of sport for the
club members in the closing weeks of
the season. The women Of the club
are included in the program for the
closing weeks and a special match for
the ladies has been arranged for Labor
Day. Many handsome prizes have
been offered by members Of the club
for the matches during the closing
weeks of the season. The list of events
as announced by the committee fol
lows:
August 19-Lucky Prize Contest.
Each player to play Is holes and
turn in his gross score. The drawings
will be made from numbers IS to 125.
The player whose score is nearest the
number drawn wins the prize. Prize,
pair of silver drinking cups in leather
case, given by DIR. G.. H. Ripley.
Finals-August competition Allen
cup.
August 26-Bogey Handicap.
is holes match play. Prize, silver
key chain and marker, given by G. D.
Barnes.
August Bodybuilding Round.
Women's Labor day handicap. 9
holes. Four to qualify.
Juniors Labor Day handicap. 9
holes. Four to qualify.
Sept. 2-Qualifying Round.
President s Cup. First and second
flights. Eight to qualify for presi-
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estimated by experts at little over
$1,000. Notwithstanding that fact and
the further fact that the brass COM
pany IS now taking care Of the water
the demand of the Cleary, White, New
man company which was to be enforc-
ed by the council under the resolution
demanded the payment of $3.50. Here
is the way that the bill was made up:
Rental of pumps and pipe sys-
tenn for so days at $25 daily 81 ,250
Expenses of pumping water previ-
Gus to August 10 .... 2,400
Protecting water mains of com
pany at Ashland avenue ... 400
Pipe laid along Fremont Ave. $50
O'"A -. 20, on
The contract between the city and
the contractors provided that the con
tractors should take care of all water
pipes in the line of the sewer regard
less as TO whom they belonged to.
The whole proceeding was a high
handed one and it is gratifying to
know that there was no member of the
council who would father the scheme
to make the city collecting agency
for bill which on the face of it ap-
pears to be unfair and unwarranted
The company has promised to bring suit
to collect the amount and the future
proceedings will be watched with in
terest.
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SOUGHT TO REVOKE PERMITS
Contractors for Sewer Attempt to
Make Use of the Council as Collect
ing Agency for Alleged Bill but Fail
Miserab bly,.

Attorneys for the Cleary. White,
Newman company, contractors for the
big sewer, took flight into high
finance on Monday when an effort was
made to make the common council of
Kenosha a collecting agency for the
alleged debts due to the contracting
! company and plans had been made to
cripple one of the Kenosha industries
| III order to enforce the claim of the
nipped in the bud and there was such
| a pronounced sentiment against any
such action on the part of the council
that the matter was dropped just be-
fore the meeting of the council on
Monday evening.
The plan was Of a nature to make
lit particularly obnoxious to members
of the council who are ready to de-
fend the industries Of the city and see
that they get square deal. The Chi
cago Brass company since 1907 under
a permit from the council had been
using Jerome Creek as an outlet for
water from their plant and when the
work on The trunk sewer started not
withstanding the fact that the speci-
fcations provided that the contractors
should take care of the water Of the
creek the company objected to the
1000 gallons of water poured into the
creek every minute from the big brass
making plant. The objections were
finally laid before the brass company
officials and they agreed to look into
the matter, A special committee from
the council then took up the matter
and went to the officials of the brass
company and urged that the company
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There was quiet little wedding at
the office Of Judge Randall of the
municipal court on Monday evening.
the contracting parties being Miss Jen-
ME Adulfae and George H. Holzbaur,
both of Kenosha. The bride and groom
will make their home in Kenosha and
have the best wishes of many friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martel and
daughter, Louise, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in Chicago
for the past. week, return home Sunday
night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Decker and
daughter, Geraldine, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday in Kenosha at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bujack on Ly-
man avenue
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The Kenosha Business College will
close for short vacation this even
ing in order to give the decorators
chance 30 work a transformation il
tho school rooms. The entire third
floor of the Merchants and Saving
Bank building occupied by the schoo
will be redecorated. It is planned tx
reopen the school on next Monday
morning and the indications are thai
the enrolment will be the largest il
the history of the school at that time
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dent cup. Sixteen to qualify for botf
first and second fights
Semi-finals, Women s Labor day Ian.
dicap.
selni-fnals, Juniors Labor day han.
dicap.
Women's and Junior S matches to b
played Ia the morning.
Sept. 4th-Labor Day.
900 a. m.-First round presidents
cup. First round, first and second
flights. First round choice score han.
dicap-
200 p. m.-second round presidents
cup. Second round, first and second
fights. Second round choice score
handicap.
Finals-1S holes Women IS Labor day
handicap. Prize. presidents cup, sill
yer loving cup, given by z. 6. Sim
mons.
First Flight-Prize, gold cuff buttons
given by w. L. Yule.
Second Fight-Prize, gold neckti,
clasp, given by Chas. G. Brown.
Choice sco-e-Prize; silver loving
cup, given by Geo. A. Yule.
Women's Labor Day Handicap
Prize, silver loving cup, given by 2. G.
Simmons.
September 9th,
Semi fnals-First and second fiigh,
Labor day handicap.
Semi-fnals-Junior Labor day handi
cap.
September 9th.
Finals--President cup.
Finals-First and second flight.
September Allen Cup competition.
September 16th-Grand Finale.
Flag Team! Contest - The Red
against the Orange.
The club will be divided into TIVE
teams, one team carrying the red flag
and the other team carrying the orange
flag. A prize is offered for the player
on each team who carries his flag tho,
farthest.
The balance of details with reference
to this matter will be posted in plenty
of time to give each player full infor
nation regarding this match. Prize
silver card case, given by Peter Fisher
ST., and E. c. Theirs.
Annual harest home dinner, presen
tstion of prizes and club meeting.
The Kenosha Business College will
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e o b % at o o..

Sie Gupiugtpn Office iar bas Sin
riunati gulfsbldtt" bsfiuoet iih im
@c6GnSe &D. 509-511 Raotiun
auenne. auseigen, Wtittbeilungen
nne Sritelangen irssnbmelfcr Art
iuerSen Bis 10 ltbr 46cuOs Snielbit
entgegenacnDmmeH. Sclepbpn South
1854.
- Stabtseri6t. Marp Sbompfom
erbielt peesn Sruntenbeit uno GENET
nen 8enebmens So uno Soften.
gbdrIes 6arrts er6telt fpegen pcli3eiz
ipibrigen genebmens so unb &p'ten
Topie 80 Gage Qrbeitsbaus. Dm.
Garmad, Der nit einem groBen SdteBz
eifen angstrpffsn tpurbe, erbielt $75
unb aoiten unb 80 Gage uno $5 me-
gen DiosrIeBli6teit gegsr bic pDltz
3ifteu 0alfer unb S6nsiber. Senr1
9ubr unb Ri6arb Bone erbielten me-
gen 5runtenbstt ie 81 unb Soften:
besqlei4en gorbelia Drtgbt. Gliffprb
Gbme er6ielt tpegen 8aga6unoireus
80 Sage Grbeitsbous.
- ssolqenbes III Der bolftGnbiee
9eri1t bes Gountp Steuerausglei6s
uugsrutbes unb Iinb bic Gteueriums
men fpte folgt: 2anb fir 1911: $4,s
l25, 1866, gsgen $3,937, ,824 in 1910,
alIo mebr $188,141; Sopn Cots fir
1911: $22, 2,658, ,745, 1910: 22,516,s
III, $142,568 me6r; rsberTauB 1911:
1922. .292, gegen $1,482,713 IN
1910, $139.579 ms5r. periOuliaes
gigentbum: 1911 $2,445,837, gegen
$2,412,693 in 1910 $33.144 mebr
Die Sptdlbeftsuerung auf 2unb,
Sonnlots, Surplus unb psriOnli9es
giqentbum betrus 1910: $50, ,349, :
407, 1911: $50, ,852, ,839, atfo $685.
432 mebr IN 1911.
5ruu @m. g. 5belen Itarb ee.
fern in ibrer Bpbnuns go. III 8dtss
ipeq Strabe an Der 2ungenent3iiu:
bung. 9as 2ei6enbegdngniB finbet
am DonnerItdg 9orHIittde um 9 ubi
bon Der ct. aIopiius Stride aus itutt
- Der 2i6erQl Democratic Gluf
piro am Samitug. Den 25. Sebruar
Abenbs I'm 7.30 llbr. feline 8eanrter
In ROtpetumps SatIt an Der 16. uni
Greenup StraBe tnitaliren.
s. &. unb &atie Garls iibertru'
qen an gbparb unb Sophia Seaine
cine Got in 5au, 5unbfpro &c 6aa's
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500,
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90, non gonington. uub 4bu gotho
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Gtatl Ielw eiasnss aiub.

Tie bisiiss gpIiSsi purbs ssiiern
pon Der 5umanitdtsssTeaihoft Ron
Ddptou, g.. erfu6t. oui einen Nnnn
4amsns 9. 20. parlanee 81 fobnbsn.
iptl6sr uRttr MitHn1me feines 8 Wlos
nate oIteH. untsr Der Gbbut Der De.
itnifnft iiebenben Ginoes BON ToptDn
perihlpunhtn isi. nm iia Hu9 gisu
OrIeans. Ga, Al beetbtn. Die gt.
bsimpolisiftsn 2eppert uno 6nnrabdn
tiltsn ioiori Rnh benz 9abn6ofs nnb
srfubren. bob Der Gefuhte init BEN
aiHbe Inn 8 llbr siutn 3ua ndd NeiD
Orleans beItieesn battle. Die Yolistis
beb0rbs aendnnisr Staot tpurbs tele.
arapbiFt erTuhi, ben Mann tei Isinss
4utunft fsiisuHthmen.
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Der syrnuens unb JuHgfrauenrerein
Der Britten TeutIdsprot. geTeiRoe
(gaItor 8. 5afnsr) oeronitrltst am
Tlittpoh. %. Jebrunr. DdFbingtons
Geburtstae, stn feinss Warthd N1fb'
iratpH Supper unb Ioeet basu aIIs
Wlitglisoer unb 5reunbe Der Gemeires.
iotpis hds gublitum i'm algemeineR
freunoIifIt EN-. Die Gamen tperoeH
ii6 freusn, fpenn reht pisIs Safe fih
einFinoen uno iielItu alIen ssnuBreite
Stunben in ausFidt. On llnterfcl.
tuna Der G6fte ipirb ss nidbt fsblen.
Die Sii6s iperben fchon bon 4 libr
Ra6mittags an ssbsdi isin.
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Suiidlsr pllIIiar Tint. ..yertin.

grafibsnt Casper pfiitsr fiibrt. in
Der aeftrigsn @srIammIuHg bes Gsuts
fden Tiliidr linterit. 9ereins. peIds
In Der gsntral gurnhalls itattfanb,
ben 9orIib unb 6err 8. 8. 2usb6erf
bns prototou. Jiinf trirdntttn Mits
oliebsrn tpurbe bis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
suertannt. Tem BAL aomnittse
ipurbe bis CUR nG6ften 9triammInna
53eit aeesbeH. iibtr ben iiiHgFitn yoii
bts gereins 4brehHung DOrSulsgen.
Cos biesj6brigs picnic bss @treins
tDirD am II. SUM- In Reihrntb spari
nbaehdIisn iperben. Die gerfnmHluHg
fproh iitb in tnergifder Msife fur abs
fhnffung bes aaHals innerbdlo Der
Ginbtarsnsen aus. Die GinH1bntn
bstrugsn $65, bic ausadbtn $50.
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5retber Nanbiiberfam.
Spsi 3.ibs BEN gissrH nisstrss'
i9lagsu una aasetplnnesrt

Ssurp gsreer nnb Gsorg 5duFon.
beibs nobnbaft go. 27S9 meFt 8.
Gtrabs. ginsen gsitsrn 4bsHb burd bic
5rahtb0fs Der Big 5Our Giienbobu
in RiDsriibs, als fis pi0klih bon sipei
Qtasrn ongseriffen unb nit einsm ics
aencnnten Grtmsfhuh nitbersefnlas
oen nurben. Die Mee.laeerer ourha
TuGtsn nie 5cfheH ihrsr Spftr, srs
beufetsu 80 Gents Iotpie sinen billigtn
gaiua uub tsriffsn bic iyIuhi. Sers
esnnf MulFifsr btmertts turse 3ett
fp6ter on Der 6. Strabe unb Stuts
Qpenue stpsi gsegsr, beren @euebmsn
ibm rerbdHtig oortaHi. Die aerIe
hitiepsn elm. SiraBsubobutdr, ets
foIat BON bem gsnnten, ptIhtr Die
Berbdhticen an Der s. Sirabe nno
Etaie apsnus feitnabm. 5n oem BE-
fib Der BslaHatnen rpnrben 30 Gents
iorie Der aing bes Berger eefunotH.
Gie ipureen untsr Der Antlnes bes
GtraBenraubss eiHeefpsrrt unb ipdter
BON gsrssr une 5anipn iotntifisirt.
giner Der @eIanesnen foll ppn ben
gebGrben BON Rttp albaHp lpegsu
Morbaneriffs stIuht ipereen. Die Re
Ger reeiltrirten iih als 5rani RuHel,
81 sohre olt, bon $40. 218 VI. 3,
Strnbe. unb RuHsu MiIinms. ~
Sabre ali, Don Qp. 2o5 McaaiIter
Gtrnbe.
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Jntereiiantes Yrpgraia''t'
@irb anIahIid) ber 8aibinaton 6es
bnrtstaasfeier oss Gionierper.
Gins bnrdgefnbrt wcrocH.

Gin ouberorbentlih intsreHdntes
qroer1mnl ipirb am fonReroeH Ulitts
mod aeIegentIih Der 5eisr BON Boihs
ingtoHs Gsburtstug nurd ben Dtuts
idtn Qionerperein sur Durhfhbrung
gelanQen.
Die syeier finbst ipit iiblih in Der
Central 1urnhaIIe ftati unp ais sSsIts
rebnsr III profe6or 6. W. 2ciipeih
Don Der bisiigen uniperTitGt eetrnnnen
porhtn. Der qrdiibent bss gioniers
Dersins soerr SStrhinnno Meseer fpire
bic 5eftberiomnlung fpttItpmmeH bets
brn ltuh duBrbsm bringt Der abtnn
nod 2iebernortrdse bes gionter Sun.
gtr6ors uno etnes 2uortetts. an befen
Spibe Der betannts 9snor 5err Sobn
u. 6ofimann, Der Srgnniit Der 8euts
Then ct. Sobannes airhe, ftebi, Der
aud sinise SoIi au Gebor bringen
lpirb.
RatiirIia ipirb bos iiblife ;ysIteHen
niht fs9lsn uno in bieier 6iniidbt lit
cine tleins @erdnberuns porgsnommen
tpctbtn, inbem bas 5titmabl ntrt tpit
Triiber nod Grlebigun1 nesgroaramms
ierpirt, fonbtrn In ber mitte css
sprpsrdmms eine.Fhobsn iuirS.
JoIgsnbes qrcgramm seIonet sur
9urhfiibrung:
@ilItpmmsn.
pr1Feent Ferdinand mees.r.
9efdng: rSonutng IT'S, Simongreu
pionisr SGnstrh0r, Girigent g.
=. Reuier.
Guartstt.: ,Ssimtsbr" GeIbts
Sobn u. SpFfmnnn. R. Sdlsoprn,
6. Gbriifino uuo u. Sduide.
Solp: .SonHtng" Brahms
Solo: pguts Hdft- abt
Sobn u. Soffmanu.
Jsitrsos - prof. Gr. 6. R. 2ctspeicb.
Quartet: sllnt,rm 2inhsr6aum .
Sturm
auartstt: Der GtuOsntsu R0dtgss
fona" fyii6er
sObn Il. aoffmaun, R. edI.bOrn, g.
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SOio: .5m auhne" 9ries
Splo: sd Iiebt bid" Grise
5O5u u. ooffmnun.
gsiaus: rWutterIitbe", Germ. 8oig.
pipnisr SGnssrhor, GirieeHt 6. 8.
Reuter-.
Gtitlisb. esfuugen on casn anpsfen'
ben.
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Ghsbunb erneuert. Qlm Abenb funb
I'm 5oilIe beg SnbeIpaares Elm Gupptr
itatt, on BEN fid) duB.r ben Gomiliens
n,itsliebern aud sabIreihe Grennbs
betheiligten.
GrI. eseTie Sempelmunn BON
Gbdrleitpn, SO. Ya., iit bei 6errn @. 5.
SursIer an Der 6. ap., Dayton. gum
8efudb einsetroffen.
sSrl. Wlargdrstbe Bed BON 6aIs
mouth. Hp., psilt auf 8eiua bel ibrer
ShneEtsr, 5rau R. 8. solIe in Dape
ton.
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@ihdslpi.I.

Der @irtb Otto Gpllini rDn 80.
1919 8ine gfrabe ipuroe aeItern auf
eineH BON 9elettin. Stretdns Gihei-
berger er1pirtssn 6afibsfetI hin BON
ben GehsimpoIi5iiten 5nrnclb unS
Gdlndn unisr Der anlInae Der 1uls
buna eints Glii6sjpiels fsfigeEonimtn.
g.e bereits asfiern beriGist, pnrp am
SOnnsag bds aosal. In irtIhem ein
Grapfpisl III nplItm Gnnas mar, drE.
cehoben. 9Dabrsnb adj. Gpislsr bins,
ftft aenIaff tDurDsn, gtlnn8 ts benz
Mirtb, feline Gluht su btlpsrIlttuissn.
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g}an.GrIanbniIiaeins.

sm itdbtiIdtn 9auanlt murbe es.
tern Inn bic Ausfienung Der folssns
ben Observation-Disclosures nafstIud,i:
6srrr0nn 2adndn Drelping 60, piers
Hodges GaDens nnb 5latsebdnhe an
Der Ncrbip<Ettde Der glart unb Bar
miller Gtr0be, Sic. 900; aTrsberid %.
Green. 2Aft5diges Mobnbaus an pros
fptft pi1fs. rl1rDIih bon Der 1oftn
glpe., 5000; 81. p. Cooper, 25fiDdis
gts Mobngebdubt an Der grper Apt.,
nak Der DbiffDdiczp RoaD. 5000.
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