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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
BRIDGEPORT BREAK!
INDOOR RIFLE WA
Connecticut Team y
Championships With I
markable Score Of 996

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Park|
OF Bridgeport, Conn. won the cham
ship OF the Eastern lnter-Club
league, as we'll as the indoor rife
championship OF the United State
1912, according to an 3nnouncemeu
day by the National Rifle associau|
America.
In the shoot-off match with Neu'
ven, Conn, with which Bridgeport
tied for the eastern championship
latter not only made a better scoro
st, Paul, winners OF the western le
but broke the national indoor record
a score Of 996. New Haven tied tf1c
Yious record OF 995, while st. Paul \
close third with 994.
Shooting was at seYenty-hve feat
with 80 callbrc rifles at n bull scy<
half inch in diameter. Each huI
counted ten points. and A. J. on
and e, 3. Naranore had perfect b
making 20 bull seyes each, or 400 D
Their teammates, Jarvis Williams 3
Il. Gulley, registered 1873 each. and
Nanstone 1875 This made Bridge
total 900. out or a possible 1000.
Wentworth Military academy OF
lngton. Mo-, defeated the Cciu
Tenn. Military academy In the
match OF the military rife sh1
league. not only winning the chAu
ship. but finishing with nine cons
victories ST. Johns Military ac1
OF Delafleld, Wis, was second with
victories and one defeat. WentV|
average was 905.4. as against st.
903.S. Harvard Military college, 70
geles, Cal, Columbia. Tenn. M|
academy: Hitchcock VI. A, San ~
Cal; New York NJ. a., Cornwall-on
1Iudson, New York; Northwestern
Highland Park, H.; Mount Tamalp1
A., San Rafael, Cal; Miami Militia
stitute. Germantown, O.: and Marls|
lcge, Atlanta, Ga, fiuished as nam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. :. c., March ~
Race entries for Wednesday:
First race five and half furlongs-Dia
mond Buckle. Leihola, Dipper, Miss
Stanuel Day MAY los; Elsie IIerndon,
fsUssaIo. Lenora Parle. Grace Nc, Chill
ton Trance. Princess May Clifttop. 1l3,
Second race. five and half furloncs-
Tiny Elm los, Incision. i13;' Park View.
Richard Reed Love Watches. 1l2, j. \.
Core. Mark Antony IL. j. II. Barr. Car
roll Jacobite. ia; Lord Wells, ll6; Po-
cotsliso. II
Third race, four aud 4 half furloncs-
Ella Graney 10l: Clinton. 1o5; Stavano
los: Faustina. l01: Roseburs ". Nick
Akin los: AUccuc. 100. Miss Nenla. Miss
Edith. SprlnShtly Miss, 10: Cedar Brook,
Prince Fonso. senator James, ll$. Ros-
| turiiun. 10.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Mad River S. Camel % Any Port l0I;
Bob r., IA: High Private. l2,.
Fifth race. five and Il half turonss--
| All Red. I01 Wander. lO9; Royal Cap
| dive. Union Jack. 10: Lord Elafn, 11S;
Jessupburn lls: Berkeley Magazine, 1l9
Sixth race. five and half furlones-
Tippy. I'Appellc. 100; Minnie Bright. l0I;
| Winning Smile. los. Descendant. Pre-
tend. Hslack. l09: Sir Edward. Wild
Cherry III; Western Belle. III; Tous-
saint dor. III; j. II. Houghton III.
Seventh race. mile and d sixteenth
Emily Lee 40: Bang. -: Tay Pay. Husky
| Lad lo2, Nadzu. l01; NJ. Cambon. 1o9.
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MONEY NO AID To
OLYMPIC CANDIDATES
Committee Refuses TO Accept
Expense Gifts for Pre-
ferred Athletes.

NEW YORK. March l2.-rhc .tmerl-
can Olympic committee has put sud
den emphatic quietus on any attempt by
athletes or their friends TO buy their way
into The Olympic team by offering to pay
their own expenses A unanimous ruling
by the committee declares that 1.-THE COM
mittec will under no circumstances ac-
cept money to pay the expenses of any
athlete the donor might name
The committee instructed It's secretary
10 inform clubs or others seeking such
privileges that II an athlete is qualified
TO make the team he will he selected. and
any offer 10 pay his expenses will have nc
effect in the selections made.
This action was made necessary be-
cause of the offers from prominent west
eTn clubs and many western universities
To contribute amounts equal to what
would constitute the outlay necessary tc
defray the expenses OF the men they would
like to name.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
BOWLERS SHATTER
WORLDS RECORD

CHICAGO. March 12.-Breskng Of
worlds record OF the tournament compe-
tition featured the eleventh day OF the
American Bowling congress tournament
today Louis Vielstitch OF Kansas City
rolled $50 for single game, while com
peIine {n the doubles with kid" Nichols.
a former pitcher OF the Boston National
baseball club The score. which beats the
former mark OF 2I9. made Jointly by
liam Miner OF Chicago at st. Louis last
year came az result Of clean middle
game with the exception OF the second
frame. when the five and seven pins had
to be cleaned off with second ball
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All HdHons Spof

The athletic association Of All ~
college is saDcuine over the %
outlook. All the old players are bzr
several new and promising younE6tc|
candidates for the team. No othcr
holds such prominence in the. co9e
the national game, and both facuILl
student body lend their hearty COZ
tion and support. Last season va
successful.
George Schmidt. whose brillialt
ing won many victories for the colIe/
season. will DO on the mound aFal1
Frank Stephens. a slab artist OF 10
ability and a sure hitter. viii relieV
Krayenbuhl, consld cred to be one
best back stops in this section. N
on the receiving line, Other meI
have earned their 4 and VIII e.
are Comstock. Miller. Little. Drim'
Eoyle. r Nelligan. j. Michigan, CnI'
sen. Uensel and a score Of others-
first game OF the season VIII be
Sunday morning.
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Vine. 1:2a 1.s. Ursula, Emma and

Time. 1;2i Is Ursula, Emma and
Merry Lad also ran.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
g. NJ. Miller, H. (ButwelD, , TO 1, won;
Helene, " (McCabel, TO 2, second
Camel, 100 (Turner), TO l, third. Time
80 3-5. Oakhurst and NJ. Cambon also
ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-James Dock
cry. log (Turner), iS TO 20 won: Sleeth
100 (Ambrose). ) TO l, second; Rey. lO'
Loun sherry, ; TO /. third Time
1:2i is. Judge Howell, Yanl1er. Steal
Away. Gaybird, Felix. Stalmora and Dr
SwarenEer also ran.
Sixth race six furlonps-Brevite, l2@
Iioerner) ls to ;. won: Warner Girls
well lO7 GtoodyD, % TO |. second; Billy
Barnes. 1l@ tChappelD, - to l, third.
Time IL 9l-5. Minnie Bright, Barney
Igoe. Prosper. Roseburg H., lncision,
and Emperor William also ran.
Seventh race. mile and furlong-
Flying Feet. l04 (BoreD, 4 TO ], won
Montgomery. 107 Uoernerl, 1a 10 =. sec
ond: John Furlonc. 103 (Skirvin). 10 >,
third. Time. 2.0l Is. Chanida, NV Gal,
Black Branch and Cuttiehunk also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
KENNEL CLUB TO
GIVE BENCH SHOW

Dog fanciers met last night at the
Western Arms company and formed the
Salt Lake Kennel club They decided
to hold spring bench show Nav |. . 3
and 4. Officers were chosen as loliO-s:
II. T.. Rand. president: Jacob A. Kahn
vice president; II. w McKm. secretary
+. j. Franklin. treasurer
The next meeting will take place Fri
Arms and all interested arc Invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Wendover Wanted Fight.

Joe ConleN. a Wendover business man.
came 20 Salt lake yesterday 10 find out
when Promoter Jack Curey would be
here and 30 leave word for Curlcy that
WendoVer citizens would cooperate with
him in every way possible. but Conley was
Informed the Western Pacific had taken
hack ITS tentative promise 10 build the
arena so the probabilities are that the
big mill is of. Conley was greatly disap-
pointed Curley will be here the latter
part or this week or the first OF next
but u is unlikely that his presence will
change matters Las Vegas, Now NeN-
ico. Is the most attractive bidder for the
big mill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
ABE TELLS WHY
HE TOOK BEAl
BY International News Service.

DIV l1ltl llplldl A'C"E '~N' 49,.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-A
tell did not bring his promised
damage suit against Jim BUCKLEY:
ager of Harlem Tommy Murphy.
legged defamation of character tone<
former featberweight champion a.
however, that the suit Will be hleo
the next few days. Buckley reitef1'
statement that Abe on three seph5-
casions tried 10 get Murphy y
down" -,
With his left eye practically elo5!
nose swollen almost 10 twice W.
size-and that's going sone-anu Y
bruised and discolored. Able Loo
anything but a fighter
In explanation Of the terrible ots<
took Attell declares he wanted 70 ~
public a Battling Nelson cEhiolIlon'
ITS foolish 10 think MurpnIA
have mussed me up IN this way
fought in my. usual style; SEQ
figured that I had him llcbeo. T.
and that could stand Toe to zoe e.
without serious danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
BRITISH PUClLlS1
IS OUT OF +

Bv international News Service
NEW YORK. Marcn l2.-F9
clearly defeated Owen moran ma
round bout at the Fairmont ashpst,,, -
tonight. outboNing ana oa,,rdc
Briton In seven OF the yen H. srlI
conr}daring m2ts his past performsncs:.. z.
yyn'' was sInw in getting started. and !
rate in his delivery. lie vas sao1- Z
the punches time and again. my>
ing little trouble in coun'ef'nN f.
leads. ,,.ith one
effective blow during, tue nErs nEms h11
i'm the third round after MOOT h
boSed owen until the last haA
nC the round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
CROSS COUNTRY
CLUB FOR SCHOOL

After the track squad had INDUCED IN
hard practice Yesterday Captain McCa be
~ Inc high school announced that he
would form a cross country club.
The baseball candidates had another
workout yesterday. Car Oleson. who
PLAYED third base last year. viii try for
catcher this year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
BOYS LEARN TO
SWIM AT Y. IA. G. A,

The swimming campaign at the Y, NJ.
c. a started with 300 boys registered TO
learn to swim Instructors who are mem
bers OF the y. NJ c. 4, lifesavers corps
were surprised when the number given
instruction exceeded 200.
Groups were admitted every fifteen min
utes at tho sound OF the gong and con-
tinued from $50 until 6 p m, In the
evening two groups were handled, one 1t
and the other at 7.30.
Each group will receive five lessons.
I.ifcsavers in charge were Roy Mcintyre,
Wendell Jones, Ralph Branning Al Cline
aud Leo Clark Those in the evening
were Arthur Bowen, Gatty Jones and
Emile Boucher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
BRUSH WILL TEST
PUBLIC OPINION

NEW YORK. March l2.-John T. Brush
president OF the New York Nationals. TO
settle agitation ror starting baseball ],
games earlier. has determined 10 install
a double get or turustiles. one 20 be
marked 3:3n o'clock and the other set
o'clock. During the lrst series spec
tatoTs VIII have an opportunity 10 eN"
press their time preference by passing
through one or the other turnstile. In
this way M Erush hopes 10 ascertain the
desires o. the clubs patTOns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Frayne VS.. Burns.

SAN FRANCISCO, Marco 12,-Promoter
Eddie Graney. holder Of the March class
\ boxing permit announced TODAY thai
he had matched Johnnie Frayne. the San
Francisco lightweight. and frankie Burns
OF Oakland for twenty round fight the
evening of March %. The men will weigh
in at 135 pounds AT : O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Palmer Earns Draw.

By International News Service
PHILADELPHIA. Marcn Eddie
Palmer, the New Orleans .tnulatto. gave
away weight and height 10 Barney VIII
Hams. the 'ocsl middleweiIht. and 81
the end of the sixth round a draw would
have heon a lust decision. The bout was
held ~ the Douglas Athletic club. Pal
mer scored knockdown IN the fourth,
Barney taking the count Of nine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
PuEilists DISCHARGED

CHICAGO March ie.-Tommv Barrie
and Vincent ketchel who we're arrested
- local cvmnag glum on Janusrs on a
yesterday when their casrs were called
fpf TRIAL bcfoI" MupiciDal Iudgc Frv
Tho court hnlI that N HaS without
jurisdiction irasmgch -sa tire rhafrr was
f"icu, Tho hail ~ both men was r-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
GERMANY TO ADOPT
COLLEGE ATHLETICS

NEW YORK. March 12.-Germany has
decided 20 embrace the American athletic
association. and German universities are
planning 90 Introduce college sports on
American lines, according 10 sdvices -
ceived here. German. UNIVERSITY men
hitherto have confined "Rports" prarti
cally 10 ssbsr lighting aud beer drinking
scuf.EfE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Call for PLAYERS.

The management Of the Bishop Ath-
Ietic club requests that the following
players be present al the team meeting
to he held this evening at l2S North
Sixth West street at 80 o'clock: Yer
nal ShinEleton, Harry Lovetr, Roy Eur
nam. Melvin Snegrove, John Gibson.
Walter Evans. Joe Bishop. Wesley Pap
worth. Earl Squires, Fred Newson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
DICK HYLAND is
GOING TO BUTTE

Dick HyIand vesterda S7tines'ed to ac-
cept an offer 10 box MauNGF Thompson
ten rounds in Butte. March, 2S, Thomp-
son IS a welterweiEht and Hyland will
concedc at least twelve. pounds 10 the
Butte lad at catch weights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
FITZ WIRES "LlVINC'
MESSAGE TO WIFE
Nv IntcrnoflonaI News Service.

EV IOIcrnuIIOUdT NtWs NcINIVc,
ST. LOUIS March Ii met your
sweetheart and handed him waiop,
VIII hand YOU one later.
(Signcdj "BO6 FITZSIMMONS."
\ hlis-capDcd messenger hoy bs md cd
this telegram To Mrs. Bob Ftzsimmons
this afternoon
Just look what My husband sent me
from Chicago she exclaimed. rs Just
like Bob lie would iujure me if he could.
am booked for Chicago next week. hut
after this I viii cancel my booking and
try 10 get engagements elsewhere
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Gem1nell Expects Good Meet.

SPECIAL 10 Tie Trlbune.
OGDEN. March 12.-William Gemmel
SECRETARY or the Butte jockey club was
an ogden visitor today He thinks the
outlook for racing i'm Montana during 1872
was never better and that more horses
| than ever before Will he at the Butte
track,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Bean S Show Next Monday

Willard Bean has changed his athletic
epterts inments from Thursday nights 10
Monday nights Next Monday night Kid
Davis and "Chalky" Gcrmaine will box
ten ROUNDS. There VIII be three or four
other bouts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Challon Yokel OF johnson.

w. tfeimauson. acting on behalf or the
wrestler, Waino I<stouen. challenges the
winner uf the Yokcl- johnson wrestling
match. ketcnen is also willing IN meet
any other rniddleweicht. Bermanspu saws
hctcncn will put up good eide bet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-13
Texans Best Champions.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March l9--In an
exhibition game today the San Antonio
team of the Texas league outhit the Phil
adelphia Americans and Won. 10 to ..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-05-30
Marriage licens, IS.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the co unity clerk
the past week:
Edward Swanson of Elmd y, Mime.
sofa, and Essie Stewart OF Liberty;
Margaret Brunner and Ell ner Allie.
both of Two Rivers; Daniel O'Neil of
Morrison, Brown county, and Elizabeth
Peppard of Cooperstown; Walter Thiers
and Eleanor Handl, both of this city;
Jonn Menschel and Kate Jagodainsky,
both of this city; Oswin Mueller and
Amanda Cans, both of this city; Frank
Sladky of Two Rivers and Julia STAN
zel of Kossuth; James Tetzloff and Lii
liam Greenwood, both OF Two Rivers:
Fred Stecker of Rantoul and Dora
Kruger of Rockland; Oscar Rndie Of
town of Manitowoc and Olga Fehring
of Kossuth; Peter Hauch of Meeme and
Annie Ramminger of Centervilie; HUI
go Rub and Alma Rabe of Kiel; VIM
cent Stupesky and Julia Jacobs, both
of Manitowoc.
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ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of members of
the Monday Music Club was held Mon
day at the home of Mrs. G. M. Gleason.
Following are the officers for the en-
suing year: President, Miss Bertha
Klingholz; vice president, Mrs. w.
Nelson; secretary, Mrs. G. krause;
treasurer, Mrs. Theo. Schmidtman,
Jr.
Emil Liebling, the noted Chicago
pianist, who appeared in concert at
the Opera House under the auspices OF
the club in the evening, was guest OF
honor and gave talk on piano meth
ods, instruction and demonstrations A
dinner was served.
Members of the club present were:
Mesdames Hamilton, Krause, f. X.
Murphy, w. Nelson F. Miller, r.
Rahr, Theo. Schmidtman, Jr, and
Misses Hanson, Kirwan, Klingholz,
Mulholland, Lucas and Pankratz. Prof,
Horsimeier and Edwin Knutzen were
also present
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MARRIED..

Bubolz-Bubolz.- Wednesday evening
at $50 p. M. at the Lutheran parsonage
in this village, Rev. Koch pronounced
the solemn words that united in the
bonds of matrimony Otto Bubolz of
Rockland and Miss Clara Bubolz. The
attendants were William Bubolz broth
er of the bride and Miss Frieda Bu-
bolz, the groom's sister. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Co. Treasurer
Robt. Bubolz and the groom is son of
I.obt. F. Bubolz. The marriage was a
complete surprise to their many friends
here. The happy couple will reside
on the groom's farm IN Rockland. We
extend congratulations. - Reedsville
Reporter.
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- - - -
TUBBS PLANT SOLD.

Sale of the Ludington plant of the
Hamilton Manufacturing Co., OF Two
Rivers, to the NJ. Reichardt & Sons
Piano Go. of Chicago is announced the
deal having been closed last week.
The plant was established by the
Tubbs Manufacturing Co., organized
in this city, and was taken over by the
Hamilton Company four years ago and
has since been operated by said com
pany.
The Ludington plant was established
by the Tubbs Co In competition with
the Hamilton Co. but was later absorb
ed by the Hamilton Company.
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CLERK OF COURT 70
TAKE DEPOSITION,

For the first time in this county de-
position must be taken in naturaliza-
tion case. Clerk of Court A. j. Clark
has been asked by the chief examiner
of the Chicago naturalization bureau,
Merton Sturges, to take deposition of a
former resident of this county, who
now resides at Evansville, Ind. The
man has not lived in Evansville five
years so can not secure witnesses. BY
getting proof from here that parties
know him and have known him for the
required five years, and having the
witnesses swear that he bas not left
the country during that time he will
be able to secure his second papers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-05-30
K. C'S. HONOR DEPUTY KELLEY.

The local council of the Knights OF
Columbus gave social and smoker
last Thursday night in honor OF e. L.
Kelley who was elected state deputy
at the annual state convention. I'm
promptu speeches expressing folicita-
tion with the honor conferred upon the
guest Of the evening we're made by +.
J. Taugher, Harry Kelley and Rev. J.
I. O'Leary. State Deputy Kelley re-
sponded in an appropriate talk. Past
Grand Knight z, A. Miller presided.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-05-30
COURT OPENS JUNE a.


open here next Tuesday morning.
There are on the calendar AZ cases, four
criminal cases, nineteen jury cases and
nineteen court cases. The jurors are
summoned to appear on Thursday,
June 6, at 10 o'clock A. M. The first
two days petitions for naturalization
will be acted upon.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State Of Wisconsin, VS.. John RadeJ.
Homicide.
State of Wisconsin, VS..
Frank Dempsky.
Bastardy.
State of Wisconsin, VS.. Henry A. OFT.
Seduction, etc.
State of Wisconsin, VS..
Anton Kohlbeck.
Bastardy.
FACT FOR JURY
Oconto Land Company, VS..
August G. Wallschlaeger.
Rebecca A. Shoyer, VS..
City of Manitowoc.
Fannie Riha, ETC., VS.. Anton krlZek.
William w. Wertman, ct al, VS..
John Bertler, ct al.
John f. French, VS..
Pere Marquette Ry. Co.
Henry Fischer, VS.. Mic Iaddy'
Charles j. Fokett, VS..
A. H. Rusch, ct al.
Verona Fokett, etc., VS..
A. II. Rusch, ct al.
John Holloran, Jr., VS.. Nj. w. Glenn
Robert p. Smith, VS.. "A. Il. DOW
Louis Franzmeier, VS..
Matthias A. Helm, ct al.
Katie Smazel, VS.. Otto Weyer.
Charles Auclair, VS.. Henry Ruchhoeft'
Minnie OFT, VS.. Henry A. ott'
f. C. Sixta, ct al, VS..
Ontonagon Valley Land Company.
Henry Meisner, ct al, VS..
Majestic Construction Company.
Henry A. OFT, VS.. Walter Pellet, ct al.
Walter Fricke, VS..
William Rahr Sons Company.
Samuel Hall, VS.. Chicago &
North western Railway Company.
FACT FOR COURT.
Arthur Klingholz, VS..
Peter Mason, ct al.
The VIM. Rathsack Sons Co., VS..
Herman Stuempges.
Mary Detrois, VS.. Ernst Detrols'
Stella Shanda, VS.. John Shanda.
Anna Schweda, VS.. George Schweda'
Minnie Sprang, VS.. Anton Sprang,
In Re Appeal of Jos. Doleysh, etc.
In Re Appeal OF JOS. Di,ndone., orS.
In Re Appeal of Christ Schwake, etc.
In Re Appeal of Fred Nj. Althen, etc.
In Re Appeal of John Jens, etc.
In Re Appeal of William Schultz, etc.
In Re Appeal of Doris Kolm, etc.
John Johanek, vs. Annie Johanek'
Default.
L. A, Schmitz, VS.. Ida Engels Kelley.
Default.
l.. A. SchmitZ, VS..
Joseph Budysz, ct al.
Default.
Joseph Herold, VS..
Thomas Hogan and wife.
Default
Frank Kennedy, VS..
Thomas Hogan and wife.
Default
William Link, VS.. w. f. Bratz, eft al.
Default.
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FOR SALE.

A hay press and 10 horse power
gasoline engine. Inquire of Mrs.
Sarah Sullivan, Liberty. p. O. Ad-
dress Timothy r. r l, Wis. tt
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FOR SALE

80 acres cut over land, easy to clear;
good house and well. Inquire of Geo.
krtil, Deerbrook, Wis. tt
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DEMOCRATIC.

DEMOCRATIC.
Instructed for, pledged or favorable
to Speaker Clark ANN. ....... $40
Instructed for, pledged or favorable
to Gov. Wilson ...............1Sl
Instructed for Representative I'm
derwood 80. .......,........... 81
Instructed for, pledged or favorable
to Gov. Harmon .... 36
Instructed for Gov. Marshall .... ]. 80
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MORE SOLDIERS CALLED FOR.--It
would seem that the rebellion is not
yet ended, and is not likely to be very
soon. AT least we form this opinion
from the fact that the president has
called for one hundred thousand more
men. The number assigned to Wis
consin is one thousand, and Gov. Solo,
mon has issued proclamation for the
raising of the Twentieth Regiment as
soon as possible.
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LINE UP OF DELEGATES.
The lineup of delegates in the pre-
sidential race thus far is as follows.
FOR TAFT.


sidential race thus far is as follows.
FOR TAFT.
Instructed, not contested. ....... 255
Not instructed, but pledged. ..l36
Contested by Roosevelt. t............l72
Total for Taft .......... -. 563
FOR ROOSEVELT
Instructed, not contested. .........3l7
Not instructed, but pledged. -. 49,. 80
Contested by Taft. t................. II
Total for Roosevelt. elt........,..4ll
FOR LA TOILETTE.
All pledged. .......... ........ 80
FOR CUMMINS.
All instructed ....... ........... 10
Grand total of all delegates chosen to
date, 1,020.
Total delegates yet to be chosen, So.
Total delegates in convention, LOTS.
Total necessary TO nominate (major-
ity), $40.
II Taft holds his delegates of all
kinds together he has in excess of n
majority to nominate, %.
Needed TO nominate Roosevelt, 129
Needed to nominate LaFollette, 50i
Needed TO nominate Cummins, $50.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES YET
TO BE CHOSEN.