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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-27
Calendar-State Normal School, AL
biOn, Idaho.

NditiiudI-oldlt 4NOTHhdl pCllOOl, Al
bion, Idaho.
April 14-May 81, 1913-Spring six
weeks course for teachers.
July 14-August 20, 1913-Summer
Term: Eight weeks course regular
normal school work.
July 21-August 81, 1913-Summer
Term: Six weeks course
The liberal appropriation made by
the last legislature will enable the AL
bion Normal to do better work than
ever before. Why not take your work
where you will obtain credits from a
state normal school? Special six
weeks courses close just before May
and August examinations. Board and
room at dormitories $4 per week.
For further information address
G.. A. AXLINE, President.
Butter wrappers at Index office
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-27
NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
dex Reporters and Other
Sources.

o . o 9 o SOC @ @ @ o o o o @ 9 o 9
o ON THE BENCH. g
9 Something doing every minute 2
@ on the bench, g
@ 1t is now the busy time on ev- 9
@ cry ranch; 9
o Flowing, seeding, garden making {:
o Till at night our backs are ach 9
. ing Q
+" On the bench! :.
% Let the old mercury drop &"
o We expect a good big crop; Q
o The alfalfa is not so tender @
g hearted :"
g Just watch it, when it's home 9
ward carted. g
o On the bench! g.
@ Then comes the hog and the Q
@ corn crop, @
o With prices of meat clear to Q
" the topl Z"
. The dairy COW is not so slow, Q
. She brings in sure money, as you 8:
=" know 81
On the benchi q
o We could mention many other (:
o things;
. But don't expect to wear diamond Z.
!. rings! q
Z. Clean oyeralls is good enough {.
{" for us,
. And an automobile makes too .
:. much fuss. &.
. On the bench
9 BY Willie Hayseed.
. eae@.ae ..@~%@@@
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-03

Nellie-Mr. Hotchpotch, what
do you consider the most delicate
form of flattery? The Chappie-
Teilin' a married man he don't
look it. 8
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-03
O'HARA INVESTIGATION OF WHITE SLAVERY
STRIKES AT THE CAUSE OF VICE


public officials the courage
bottom of the white slave BUSINESS and
something o stop the MAKING of white slaves
The legislative committee, headed by Lieut. Gov OFara,
wadng right through powerful pull of of Chagos
citizens and turning the light the CAUSE the
of vice and crime.
Reputable with long dealing with the
underworld have publicly testified that low wages have driven
homeless girls to life of shame.
The committee has announced that it will big
pyers appear the wages
they pay the girls who for them and help
themselves miionaires \
danger The organized
greed will get busy head off this investigation and block
further efforts of the the shame of big
poyers before the people of Chicago.
BIG BUSINESS will get busy 1t always does 1t will help
ordinary crusades that nothing than having the
police close the and the ,t-
But when people attempt get at the then BIG
BUSINESS gets cold feet Saving girls before they wrong might
interfere with business, you know.
the time for all the of good
who souls and bodies right back the
Oara white slave and that powerful influence
successful effort that be made suppress this inves
gatcn into low wages.
Let the light be turned Expose the greedy who
responsible white slavery Put OATH Make
tell the people of Chicago the Illinois wages
they expect homeless girls live decent lives
THE ENTIRE STATE OF ILLINOIS SHOULD GET
BACK OF THIS COMMITTEE, AND STAND BACK OF 1T TO
THE FINISH. LET THE WORK GO ON
"Sam Johnson, you've been Nelie-Mr Hotchpotch,
delicate
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-03

"sam Johnson, you've been
fightin' again. ~You'se lost two OF
yo' front teeth" mo, I amt,
nanny, honest, Use got 'em in
me pocket
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
El0PINs COUPLE ARRESTED
Disappearance OF 7s-Nea~-oi1 Maes-
shon cuuHSs Girl Caused SensH-
tion--HHr t3eta sor Snsfcfnp.

N'sgsau. Clara Bett. aged As.
whose Disappearance FROM her home
neat Norrie caused a sensation, was
found al Blrnam wood. where size Is 81
legged 10 have been enticea rs Vest
ley Newhnls She wss iaen1ified sit
She railroad station By IndersherIa
5osrIing oil this citg
NexboE was taken inla ecHta0g - q
hardware store. where ne was trying
TO pawn a mesh bae Thes we're
brought Ia NTsasSH and lodged IN jail
NsKbost is haia on charge 81 eatsc.
ing gira away from home sos I'm
neral purposes
The SRI had nothing to eat Tor an
nsT or supper The man had no mon-
sy. II waS sscars43nea that she had
previously met the man without the
knowledge OF her father. NexSolt -
said te have induced her TO leave By
promising marriage.
The girls parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bett, spread an alavEn when she
tailed 70 returR from her sTrand to
store. Her basket Of butter vas found
behind stump at the roadside and
persons saw tire couple together, bass
Il vas more than twenty -four hours
before they were arrested
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
SESSION LAWS Ase seaoy
Members az Legislature aecelVe No,.
unes Showing sesels 81 Tbeig As.
hors--soshers Can 61sN az Ccs8.

Madison Comics a. tle session
laws passed by 8he lsst legislature
have been mailed 70 che members al
slse Legislature The edition is bouha
In lesyhee and The state SELLS sire Yog-
aIaes 10 Others than members ST cost,
View laws passed occupy 1Ss3 pAges
not including the elaborate index ot
over sixty additional psges The acts
are numbered IN consecutive chapters
ia the eFaer ii ahieA thay we're re.
ceivea from the governor The volume
slso 8acmaes TIE so5at resolutions
passed af tae last session 81 ire leg
islatare that mast be sebmfUea to =
vote 81 tae people
h Was announced al the Office 81 ths
1esisot 81 the slatutes tAae tAe re.
sisea statutes Tor 1919 ~eald Re
ready TOR aisrib0t}ea bs 3aa. a5 This
velame contains ail at tie laws IN
FORCE in fhe state al tie presen, time.
laelHdSne tho new 8A@s and amend
Saenss made a, TIE last session 81 the
legislature.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
FUNDS NEEDED To
HOLD STATE FAIR
FINANCES OF BOARD o. A6s2s-
CULTURE ARE iN = CRTTs-
Ca SITUATION.
ONLY Ss4sH7 Cash On HAND
- least $1,000 mcrs R&aulrs0 ~
Ores Say 0tRclzss. # 1874 shov
Is 70 Sc 6ivsn---Asatter o. Date
stes6 IN Asegzuca.

Mllvauaee nless 81 Feast s1O Gee
: Talsed and nrogIds0 for the use nf
tire Wisconsin beard 81 agriculture
there may I've NO Wisconsin state faif
IN 1915 This was the statement fuaee
uy the president. secretary and sev-
eral naembass 81 tlae board after gvo
hnur executive session here
The statement autlmrizsd ny 4he
officers and members al the hoard IS
IS f0llows sWe have sssSn- rash
on huna THE bills payable hy Tire
hoard exreed tire bills raceivahle ns
between S3s50n and 81 aaa The 80.
called slaN nf the hoard is $4,000 in
notes Tor permanent improvements on
the 1air grounds and FOR bills incurred
By former boards. THESE rntes are
entiraly covered aly state appT0prs-
alton which can be used Tor ne other
purpose than that. AT least 81. aa0
more is needed before we car he sure
OF having any fair
The dase ot the 1914 fair sill be
settled At she annual meeting in Madi-
son on the first Monday ia february
All questions OF fnance and whether
or NOT the wisconsin state fair win be
held next wear win he settled In Feb
rusry The question d 3 Sunday OPP
sning oil she fair was nDg brought np
81 all during tire meeting hers. aud It
viii he discussed a1 she annual ses-
sion
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
RHODES PRIZE Is AWssDED
Lueiss e. Shere Defeats Tue other
SS7ser Candidates for cxfora
Scholarship.

Madison. Ilacias r. Saero ot Ra.
cize. Who took his bachelor OF arts de
gree at Haverfora college, Pa AND
graduate ssudeat At TIE Caiversity 81
Wisconsin for two yearS, receiving bis
master Of arts degree n 1912, becomes
the Rhodes scholar for Wisconsin.
There were two other candidates
in The Geld. RalpA b. New3alo, Mil
wankee, representing the JutverSits
OF Wisconsin and q contestant from
Lawrence college, Tie hoaor carries
an annual endowment 81 1880 which
covers student expenses ara summer 3
travel On the continent The present
Wisconsin scholars at oxford are
Carl Eaessler Milwaukee, who "a
ished in 1914. and Arthur n Doe az
WauwatoSs
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
EVASION OF RISK ACT
CoNFs4AfkTs MADE OF assess
mENTs on WORKERS. pay
'raaStfssi consaasssscH Investigating
caaiga That Sorss Employers save
illegal ssstsse II creat'ar Euro.

MSaSsoa opirsatnfs that few ava
Rsoyefs are assessing the wages 81
soFanAen d order q create nane Is
Esay for iasaran1e under slss xorR.
nassl S compensation act are receiving
tile attention af tsie Industrial cone
mission The alEssso practice Is cor.
trarg to 3aw The commission, IN lass.
tng up one al flie complaints ISSUED
me following statement
The compensation ac8 provides
tisa1 the employer shalI nay ave eona
peasa tsnu as provided ia me act aud
sts1ai tine employer Shall secure insur-
assee covering tIais liability. ar be ok.
enipie0 tiiersfrana Ay the industrial
commission Il IS 0ur Judgment THAR
''fse employer cannot shit tire liahllisy
I ier compensation d tge Insurance 81
compensation onto The employees bv
.dsductirs ans part a. their salaries t.
pa Insurance or compensation. Wa
d6 uot 9bina this can he done eveu lr
asreenaang vilth the mau. for Il would
III palpahle evasion a the suirp al
asse iaw 70 90 50 The nuhiic policy
al law Is determined Is the leaSsla.
1nre, and where the legislature has
declared nuhlic pulicy citizen nlav
NO SCI aside thai policy. even hy ean
tSs,ef"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
Bis INCREASE F1R
WISCONSIN BANKS
RESOURCES Grow cVsR SIX
mtAgloN ~ THE pAss
THREE MONTHS.
DEPOSITS ARE also LAPSE
Abstrscs 81 Full Barking strength
Shows Tcta Capital g &c SIS
SSS,7so sno surplus So, SOS 1Ss
---Nunstyer 81 ss-ssssss Nov So

Madison wisconsin eants report
hag e Commissioner AZ 6ssnalne t1e.
ola ~ q Bec !. 1919, SHOW total re-
sources d S18e o7s 7Ss So, AN Increase
.0g S. S9s .34ssS. ~ oaalpased with
conditions rapertea on Astg. 3. 1918.
The number at hanas had Increased
Prom SO go e4a
During the tareo months Individual
deposits Increased b. SOS SO q. time
certificates hy SoS0 lss and say,
Ing deposits b. 81 So sss rs caetie-
Gates eg deposits decreased Is S1ls.
Ssa 81 Leans 8nti discounts increased
rom 1885, 9ei S7SS3 on Aug $, 20
SlSs So Is GA Dec. Il az net In
crease 81 - SOS SSs 81. Commissioner
kuolt's nhstracl shows that tlie 4n.
crease al resources FnoSn Nov s6, 1914.
ia nee 4. 1918. vas So gs6 291.
Commissioners kuolt has slso issued
8 consolidated ahstraet showing the
5ull banking strength Of Wisconsin, AS
represented hs tlse nagianal haigSss, the
State hanlss, TRUSS companies snd mt
fual savings banks This ceusolidR
tien shows tatal capiial az SIS .6SS
$50, win a totsl surplus al STA s6.
1851 Combined individual deposits
are 1924 s7S. 81 eg. while the Ilnitea
States deposits arr SS7a ss3 M sne
poslsl savings deposit 1910 s04 20 The
total d loahs ard tliscouns shown II
SET l02 $50 eS and tlie total re.
( ..s.ssssssss.. %sft5~ K tfss9 asn
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

sii,s 8ss thai's aacN sNa aeeafs
4Atte af tless wl4eN giislgs go
When yea fsssl aissongsxell weary.
Nllen yson have ~ heart fer sbrs
when 1'ns fear slsst voo ARE esatv
foac sEasn of asaat NJ hesi.
sVhet sheersess HOPELESS iesfslg
lesAiihe fingers IN vAur hseast
Fale = Fas lise thnt ard trs
70 discover libS ava nelgy
H'hings lsSe nil gsirnee oUg sa asyassss
Ana1yse ilae us v0e heav
feerh fhe seus az ehnr despair,
MsNhe vep V'iil Ah8 9h8i ilSefe
Stal IS casas saF sttfVitse gladly
feke GAS WHEN yoe are fcetfiti,
When fho Ntgle e8rys ann6v.
When yce mofe aratina feeeelfili
81 slse blessings ~0n enjoy.
Wb1b s'ou wish thss vaa vsere gsiiax
t'neefneath ehe SOD ai neHtse.
Mlnn ire gr0ifsles SOU sse tFNslnr
70 hsVe fesVlom fs8m Increase
Easee $ a0N ilia lhsl sna iceN
FoE ssale aulis little noak.
And efiefe Wa in contemplation,
&fiiuk gllihgs 6eer. aaaIrge
Nao may fra tf Toer sarnrlsA
T'ltht ghe troul,le fnei'egy Has
- year own lmsxinatlon,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
TOBACCO WORKERS STRIKE
f've t4undre6 Employees OF SORTING
pisnss Al yEeeshs sesEss se-
d0cslon IN Wages.

Wesstg Five hundred employees of
ihe tobacco sorting plants in This viii,
laEe went or STRIKE today. resisting sin
a'iemnt 70 reduce their pss from go
u - GENTS per zoo pounds. n'he plants
Eare obliged "a close There has been
no violence and no attenp, 20 resume
work, A committee al She tobacco
soriers WAS named 70 1neei the en-
piogers and Il possible arrange com.
promise.
obnceo sortars ard employers SO
Sparta and 1'lro9ua. where nai.v
more hands are employed ulbn ii
MesthE, have not az yet been drawn
into The controversy but max bs later
~ settlement Is not mhae, IS The
employers are lares,s yne same ST 81
nnlnts.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
RUSH WORK on CAPITOL DOME
Enclosing Nearly FINISHED as seselt
Of Favorable weather
S6nditiens.

Madison Because OF the favorable
weather conditions an fa7. TIE work
Of enclosing the rev capitol dome
with tile and granite Is rapidly ap
preaching an end The tilHs Is I'm
IsAed and a0oat tbree roer9hs 81 TIE
stone is ia position When completed
tAis win be the ooIy stone dome IN
TIRE world The work Ut excavation
GA ,Ae north wing has been started
and foundation walls VIII be pag ~
this winter
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

ffe w8A my f1seuA ffl Yesterday
We we've ia tutb, IS brothers
Ard ofyfA ~ lia n3end3S WAY
7fe fg3a NE ne
WAs fond Of ma
TITS Yesterday he was fny rifenss
Ard Z Was glad 10 gr,set h3n,
T9at verythins nAUst havn an enS.
Ard he VIII snurn
Ny band ard hsssa
l4tfaart.sr when 7 mest h{0
gli yesteraas As was nay filcnd
And ! wAs Rla8 10 stWei him
Bet s@fstAsba na@r havH nn end,
Ard Va wifl spRsW
Ms hand ard anra
fse5~afgef, ~Ann } t5pct Hin8.
4he trndtc friendship yhat We had
Has teased - hava existence.
nnr ways have parted twas 800 bad
HAD fa mako
8ha sad mistake
or 8eesslne the assistAncA
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
TH0K PS0G MINED as BBes
Governor 1ppolnss EllsooEsh ksssraay
% Succeed Judge 'segnys in
the Eiehth crsuR.

Madison Gov Acs.e peisn has an.
pointed George Thompson 81 HAS.
ssoEsh, cifcalt saaee for she eighth
sircnit IA place 81 u " I3elms who
recently resigned. to take effect 5an.
I. Mr. Thompson Is q rathse 81 Dane
coents ard graduate 81 TIC aa3ver.
SHY in 1899 and 81 the law school IN
1901 Ire is a paaeticing attorney at
ellsworth, has been dlstg3et attorney
for six terms and is q member of TIE
board 81 normal school regents. The
eighth c5rcaii comprises the coaa-
ties 81 Fierce, ST Croix, Damn, Rasalo
and Pepin
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
Y. 8 enpleyes &c lneon.e ra1.

Madison For the Arst tme in
wears occupants al Use federal bulld.
Jas are facing tbe proapeet 81 pagln9
a state {ncome tax Cnder law
passed al the last secession 81 tAe leg
islatuce federal employees heretofore
exempt age placed under ;he proyi
stems al tho income FAX law This
a7eans thaf about 700 federal employees
wili 10 brought under the ACT IN t',e
western district 81 the state
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
EARNINGS SHOW aDeCssaSs
American Express Company Appeals
To Tax cena ssioa For Assess
nsens 70 Meet coaat5on.

Madison Claiming That the net
esrnsHgs OF she corporation had de
creased fTom S77l2s0ee In 1882 10
$4,000 in 1913, tie American tx.
press COMPANY has appealed to the
TAX commission 10 make the assess
ment 81 its property conform 10 the
new conditions The tax commission
Ass deferred making preliminary as
sesSmeat % the express comps ares be
cshse reports indicated 3aat the basis
o5 assessment musi IN sast7ce be
hanged
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
pa,. $1,000 Ia go Faetory.

Sheboy gan The Phoenix Chair
company Of tA}s csty. one of The larg-
est Ia The country, has heen bought
bv A. c. Rain. treasurer Of the com
pany, FOR S300. 0e0 from the estate Of
T. NJ. Blaokstoek, founder Of the com
pans, and the Mead estste
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

Here. safa MT Eolinton bond
hams bookeeepef. 30 an item 81 $40.
200 whish yo0r Wife ana daughter
gnent While they were in England for
the par4sase Of setting introduced -
reople With titles 4few shall enter
NJ"
''0h, 3ast nut e under the head az
profit and loss Mollie. The crazy liltle
niaftN hes gone and got married a.
FOOL OF M American Who il ekine oat
hs4Bg by ~rltSns books On phf'oso
ply
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
&c. csc srealoxster canaemnsa

Racine-The Arrowhead breakwa-
ters outside the hsrbor mouth, jast
completed by the government at an
expense OF $25o.000. have been con.
demneo by the city council and il Is
claimed conditions are much worse
since the breakwaters were built and
that there is no protection from a
storm in Racine harbor. owing to the
sweIls that roll up the river.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
Meveq pletsrs Mea eleet.

oshkos's TIE Wisconsin branch e.
sAe A6axahe Picture ExhsbBars
League 81 America, IN session here
elected the believing officers Nation
al vice president sor Wisconsin. 5ahn
r. E&. Oshkosh state president
Harry e B0Tfosa "a Crosse; state
vice president VI G. Jadson. Portage
second vice president, ~ g Zsnaer
Rhinelaader state secretary. A n
Grey, Oshkosh; state treasurer. NeH
Dafy, Appietons sefgeantat arms. c
l. HITLER. Eau Claire
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
2o.Monthsold nane Ml.slna-

Florence. No trace Of the 20
montba-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs 81.
man werder. who live on farm three
miles north Of Florence, has been
found. The child disappeared while
playing IN front Of the farmhouse. THE
Brule river runs near the farm and
the superstition ts that either he was
drowned. was kidnapped or wandered
into the woods and was lest.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

What Noaaa woa ADVISE 9ne rs dos's
asked The poet, waose posssh hAd 3ast
been handed back 70 A9o ~ the edi
tor
Are you married p
Yes
1bate roo baa was gong 10 al.
wise yoa 20 amply 70 sone institution
for the weskminaed. hat since yoa
have wsfe il might be better Tor yoa
10 try 10 SCI on By moving lawns Ans
doing o6d 3obs 81 THAI Kind.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
no Mins on, Dead nea,.

JanesvIlle "By wlpins out value
less book accounts being kept by
GAINESVILLE merchants we're going 10
reduce the high cost OF living do
clared A. Jacobsen, who IL forming a
retailers association In this city
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

Madison. Miss Elsa A. Sawyer of
Hartford. a teacher in Milwaukee
nigh school, has been appointed chief
clerk Of the civil service commission.
She will succeed Miss Laura Carter
o. Msuston
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
-. crsat rroubIe

The trouble with most people ~
that they can't see themselves as 9th
avs zee them
my friend, yca are mistaken. The
trouble with most people is that they
see themselves
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
chlppews FAN. Banker Dead

Chippewa Falls Alex p. MELON.
nell. millionaire lumberman and bank
er az this city, Il dead at the age OF
Is years Death was due TO harden.
inR OF the arteries.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
kiIlsd on Grad. cros.inu.

Marshfield Conrad Poppy. aged II.
was killed when the rig In which he
was riding was struck BY 500 freight
train. His companion. William Web.
er, escaped injury, although the buggy
WAS demolished.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
l..ld for nsnot Robbery.

Oshkosh Robert Poeschel, poberi
spott and William spott, all OF Osh
kosh. we're placed UNDER arrest here
charged with the eobbssy VI The Soc
line station at Fisk.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

Z seldom see you IN church with
your wife complained the minister
We'll. replied Mr. Goodman, 4
haven't the heart 10 compel my wife
90 ,ake the seat behind Mrs wods.
worth and her hat
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

DO you think IL will ever be zoe.
sible FOR men 10 establish an ideal gov.
eminent"
No 10 have that il would be nee.
essary for everybody 70 govern. while
nobody was governed How could such
a system BE worked out9"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
unwltllno 10 Guess.

"The Witherspoons are crazy over
their new baby. She is the arst girl
horn into the Witherspoon family IN
three generations.
indeed On the fathers " the
mothers side7"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26

Kenosha The city council has vot-
ed 60 submit TO the people the issu-
snce Of $1,000 in bonds for city
filtration plant
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
whlrIed 70 pea,h on shat,.

Brodhead wv. ID. Bossett. an en-.
ploye OF the Bsedhes: Electrical com.
pany. was whirleo TO death waen his
clothing caught on = shafting two feet
from the floor.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
suaar Proaueslon FaIIs on.

Madison. Sugar production az the
United States Sugar company plant
here fell of over half this year
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-26
Lively Row May Result.

1t is altogether probable that il the
Republicans and Progressiyes move tc
the attack on the administration. Sir.
Wilson and the Democratic leaders in
hose and senate will be prepared for
defense, but the opposition says thas
the reports of work In the Philippines
and Porto Rico turned in by officials.
both Democrats and Republicans.
show that every effert has been made
in the islands to bring progress In
the government and in the betterment
of the people. and that the results will
prove that the presidential criticism
is unfounded and unjust II looks as
IL there might be q lively row on
island matters before spring.
Men opposed politically TO the pres.
ent administration are pointing 10 the
reports OF the chiefs OF the bureau Of
insular affairs rs proof that the is.
lands are progressing and that Ameri
can domination has done much for
them. Brig. Gen Clarence r. Ed
wards. who formerly was chief OF the
bureau of insular affairs, was an ap
pointee and a strong personal friene
of President Taft. The man who sue
ceeded him in Office. Brig Gen. Frank
Mcintyre. United States army. is an
Alabaman and a Democrat. General
McTntyre's reports on island condi
tions show progress and apparently
good government II is probable that
this Democratic officials report vii
be used largely by the critics OF thu
words the president used In his me
sage.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-02-25
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Articles Of Incorporation Of
Jennie Stuart Memorial
Hospital.

The gentlemen named by DR.. E.
S.Stuart as managers of The Jennie
s uart Memorial Hospital have
had drawn up and adopted tn. ar
ii; IS Of Incorporation. The instru-
nent has been deposited with the
G unity Clerk and ordered to be
recorded but. this cinnot be done
until two of the gentlemen compos-
ing the board of managers call at
tie tffice ard sign the articles. OF
course this Will be done at once.
M sie on which to erect Il e
bui ding has yet been seIeced by
the managers. though they have
been looking arouad