Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-12


For RENT-Eight room fat, electric
light and bath. Apply to 9l4 Warren
street. If
Joseph Secs, Theodore Nickelaoski.
j. Osipwoski and John Kosmieja, all of
Hatley, have filed their applications
with Clerk of Court Beyreis for citi-
Zenship papers, their examinations to
take place at the September term of
circuit court. All four applicants are
subjects of the German emperor.
There is quite hot campaign be-
ing made in this congressional dis
trict between the Taft followers and
those who favor La Toilette for the
presidency, to have their respective
delegates to the national convention
elected. For the former w. G. Lam
don of this city and DR.. Walters of
Stevens Point are in the field as cam
didates, while A. W. Prehn of this
city and E. E. Winch of Marshtield,
are out as La Toilette supporters.
The case of the city of Wausau
against Mrs. Rose Halverson, Mrs.
Elizabeth Chester and Ener Halver-
son, which has been tried once before
a jury, the latter falling to agree on
verdict, was dismissed Friday in
municipal court. The charge against
the three defendants was the giving
of intoxicating liquor To a minor.
This disposes of all of the liquor
cases, which were brought as result
of the investigation held in juvenile
court several weeks ago.
| Loggers look for an early breaking
up of work in the woods this spring
| They state that, contrary to the gen
eral opinion, there is not as much
snow as usual in the woods and those
who have been in the woods gooc
deal this winter say that the extreme
cold of the past two months has
taken sail the life out of the snow
and for this reason there is little dan
ger of heavy floods in the spring
The log crop will be an average one
taking all things into consideration
so far as the season is concerned.
For SALE-Seven thorough breC
Plymouth Rock hens and two cocker
els, cheap. Enquire of Eugene Thaye
Jr., sic Warren ST. If
The socialistic lecture at Elks' hal
last Wednesday evening was listened
to by good sized audience and clos
attention was given to the remark
of the speaker, Ralph Korngold
whose subject was Socialists a
Work" This was the last of
course of five lectures held under tn
auspices of the local Socialist society
and its object was to pave the wa
for the local members of that part
to enter into the campaigns that poll
tics will bring up this year. TIL
officers of the society seem to thinl
that there will be large flocking u
its ranks this spring.
Game Warden John w. Foster OF
Thursday caused the arrest of Gustav
Kruger on the charge of having
fished for pickerel through the ice
The offense was committed on tn
Wisconsin river near the count
asylum. He was taken before Justic
of the Peace r. n. Larner, where h
admitted that he fished for tina
specimen of the tinny tribe, but ha'
not caught any. He was fined 800
and costs, but as he refused to pa
the fine, he was given a ten day
sentence in the county Jail. Frida
morning his attorney secured hi
liberty on habeas corpus proceedings
the claim being made that as no gam
fish had been caught, no violation 0
the law was committed. The closes
season for all kinds of game fish, will
the exception of trout and bass, com
menced March 1st and will last unit
June 1st, and Game Warden Foster i
continually on the job to see that n,
one violates the law.
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