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Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
YOU MUST COME EARLY
 IF YOU WANT THE BEST
Arizona Ostrich Fumes at Bake Big Curio Store for Christ
 mas Presents.

Those who want to get the best ostrich plumes at Bul<e's Big Curio Store for Christmas presents had bet ter call early for 2 heavy raid is being made on the huge stock of Tlumes. Even the later corners will get good ones for there are none but good pIumes, those of the Arizona ostrich kept at the Big Curio Store, but they will not get the choice and the choice is apt always to be the hest.
 People ale buying them in large numbers 10 be sent ro eastern friends, fer having looked at them, visitors from the east say trat they cannot anywhere buy such plumes for so little money. One lady, d guest at one of the leading hotels, the other day purchased one for which she paid $11.5O. She was pleased with the bargain and said that a little more than a year ago she bought one not so good and handsome for which she paid $35
 The reason why ostrich plumes are lower at Balke's than anywhere else, is because that line is not handled so much for profit as for it's advertising value one of these piuIltS sent tp dHOlnGT part tI tue country with the information that Il came from Balke's Big Curio Store, is worth a good deal of printers ink to the Big Curio Store. It starts a comparison of pIices which is or great value to the Big Curio Store.
 The Big Curio Store has special facilities for packing the plumes for hipment to any part of the country. But all the plumes for Christmas presents should not be sent abroad. They would be just as much apprccI- ated by your lady friends in Phoenix -tAdVt)
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 (O144I)

Department of the Interior, U. $. Land office at Phoenix Arizona, Dec. 8. 19l3
 NOTICE is hereny given that Charles D. Stewart. of Mesa, Arizona, who, on November End. 1908, made Homestead entry, No. 01441, for NW14. Section IS. Township 2S. Range 6E. G & SIR Meridian. has filed notice of intention :D make five wear Proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before Register and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Phoe- nix. Arizona, on the 14th day of J"nuarY. 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob r.. OttOson, William R Mi Csaels. William J. DrC rbaugh. William F. Grace. all of Mesa. Arizona.
 THOMAS r. WEEDIN,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 574
FRANK THOMAS. City Recorder.

An ordinance anncNins L." the Citv of Phoenix, all the property known and designated as that portion of tn. southwest quarter of Section .. town shlp l north range cast If the Gila and Salt River Base anu Meridian. lying south of the north boundary line of Fillmore Street and situate IE MaricoIa County, Arizona.
 Whereas. at regular meeting of thc Common Council of the City Of Phoenix. the petition in writing. sign ed by owners of more than a ma jor- ity of the premises hereinafter de Scribed. was presented. asking that that certain tract of land described as being that portion of the south vest quarter of Section 6. township north, range 3 east of the Gila and Salt River Base end Meridian. in Maricopa County, State of Arizona. and lying south of the north bOun- dary line of Fillmore Street be an-
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of John Bush, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of John Bush, deceased to the creditors of and all Persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within fouI months after the first publication of this notice to the saId F. w. Griffen, administrator, at 16 North Central avenue, Phoenix. Arizona, the same icing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Maricopa, Arizona.
 F W. GRIFFIN, Administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of John Bush. de
 ceased
 RUSH NJ. BLODGET, Attorney for Admr. Dated at Phoenix. Ariz., this Gth cay of December. A. D. 1913
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15

door life in dollar-a day homes; the grand proportions of the orange and lemon industry; the effects of the Pan anna canal on Los Angeles commerce. the completion of that historic $25o,- OOO,O0O municipal enterprise-the Los Angeles aqueduct; the opportunities m the southland for the man of small means; wages, chances and living cost in the southwest. In fact it would seem that almost any question that an m -quiring customer might ask about that part of the country is answered in the Nidwinter Number of The Times.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 575

An Ordinance amending section 3 uf Ordinance No. 425 An Ordinance amending Sections 9. 21 and g of Ordinance No. 400 of the City of Phoenix entitled An Ordinance Gov erning the Operation of the Water Works Plant of the City of Phoenix. @ud Providing for the Appointment of a Superintendent, Chief Clerk and Chief Engineer of said plant and prescribing their duties"
 The Common Council of the City Of Phoenix do ordain as follows:
 Section l. That section 9 of Or dinance No 425 of tie City of Phoe- nix be. and the same is hereby amen6ed to read as follows:
 Meter R1tes Fo~ each one thous- and GO00) gallons used per month. tWe elve and one-half G21&c) per thousand gallons, except where water :s used for public, schools, when rate shall be 2-3 cents per each one thousand gallons.
 Section z This Ordinance shall lake effect and be in force from and after it's passage and publication as required by law.
 Passed by the Common Council of Phoenix, this 9th day of December. 1913. LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Attest: Mayor.
 FRANK THOMAS.
 Citv Recorder
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15

George Scarborough, the author or "The Lure" is going to Panama soon as he intends to Wrte play with the Panama canal as a background
 IL is said that Charles -'rohman is
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
TYPEWRITERS

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., 35 East A AIams: Overland 67O tf
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15
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 NU BONE CORSET-Designed and fitted according to the individual needs of the figure. Comfortable, hy- gienic and stylish. Helen Jennings, 715 West Washington: phone 8689. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-15

ary Is, 1914 at 9 o'clock P NJ, fo~ the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year. and transact such other busi- ness as may properly come before said meeting.
 December F. 1913
 S OBERFELDER,
 Cashier.
, 1913-12-17
hd6eretning ger.

Efter afsutet Eksamen tlsendes der Ministeriet for Knke- 90
acknowledgements gennem vedkommende Observation-Disclosures
ioruden den S 4 nmvne Afskrht af den oversatte Opgave og den smd-
vanhge Fortegnese over Udfaldet af Eksamen samthge Eksamensbe-
svarelser og en- Fortegnelse, forsynet med Censors og Eksaminators IN
derBkrft, over De af liver af dIse we'd hver Prove gnne Karakterer 90
over de Henhold dertl fastsate Eksamenskarakterer.
, 1913-12-17
Ed3neldelser til Ek8omeo.

Skolens Leder eal betimelig It'd tlstile Skoedirektoreu Eks-
arnensindmeldelsen Qedsaget at PensaopgiVeherl hvorp"a Skoledlrek-
loren indsender den, eventuelt ledsaget at sine Bemnrkninger, til Minis
teriot for Krke- og acknowledgements linden vedkommende SkoIeaars
1se December
, 1913-12-17
EkS0menSteTn1in men.

Acknowledgement OF R~ealeksaraen afhodes Marts-Aprl Eks-
amenstermin.
De skriftige Proven Regning og Matematik afholdes til de samme
Tider OF de tlsvarende Proven KoIgeriget TIden for de andre
Proven fAstsmtles f Skoednektorenh
, 1913-12-17
C'enStu'e1a.

Skoledrektoren indsender linden hvert Aars 1se October gennem
neutrality-suspicious. for Mellon og ReMskoerne til Mnsteriet for
krke- og acknowledgements Forsag ON, u hvlke Fg der we'd
den forestaaende Eksamen like skal afholdes Prove, og 81 hvike Cen
sorer der sal bedomme de skriftige og mundtige Eksamenspr@sta-
1ioner.
Mnsteriet for Kmke- og acknowledgements meddeler Skole-
dlrektoren, om Forslagene kan godkendes, cg denne giver passende
Ind tor Eksamens Begyndelse Skolens Besyrer fornoden Undertaking
ON de trufne Bestemmelser.
, 1913-12-17
Eksamens A~fho1delse.
5 4.

! Topmmg Og NTGmNU gIV6S Ter q e SaWuI- ODgaV6T BOn ! Uu
tnsvarende Eksamenstermin Kongerget. For de 0vige Tags We'd
kommenle lndsender Skolednektoren linden 1se November Diet paa-
gpldende Skoleaar gennem Neutrality-suspicious. for Menem- og
Realskolerne mindst 2 Forsag for hver at Opgaverne til Ministeiet for
besvares we'd Eksamen.
ssahemt Opgaverne 81 afattede p"a Dansk og sal oversettes til
Engesk, moder Skoedrektoren paa Skohn passende It'd for Provens
AfhoIdelse, overgiver Opgaven lukket Konvout til Skoens Bestyrer
eHer til vedkommend9 Fag8rer der overs8tter Opgaven til Engelsk
og, linden Proven begynder, og linden observation-disclosures hr faaet Adgang
I'll EkeauensIoklet, opskriver Oversettesen paa eher Forholdene en-
ener fere dette Lokale anbragte sorte Tavbr.
Den Lnrer, der oversetter Opgnven, maa, efter at Opgaven OF ham
overgiven, like hverken direkte eer indirekte have noget som heBt med
Eksaninanderne at gore, for d@e har besvaret paag@ldende Opgave.
For den sEuiftige Prove begynder, afattes der an Afskrft af Over
swtelsen, der, forsynet med Oversetterens og Skoedrektorens Under
skrift, efter endt Eksamen tlstiles Ainisteiet for Knke- og Undervis-
ningsVesenet gennem Neutrality-suspicious.
saafremt Opgavon like shl oversettes, aaeverer skolednehoren
den we'd PrOvens BegYndelse Eksamensokalet lukket KonvOut til den
antagne tlsynshavende.
Saafremt SkoedreLtoren like personlg kan give Mode we'd skrht-
Zig Eksamen e. Es. paa Grund af Sygdom, ener fordi fere Skoler
Bamhdig afholde Eksamen) udnevner han n Stedfortreder til foran-
forte TIf@lde at handle sit Sted. MeddeleBe derom gives saavidt
mulgt Skolen pa ForLaand.
Til Besvaresen af den danske Genfortallngsstl gives der we'd Mel
lemskoleeksamen 3 Timer. we'd Reaeksamen 4 Timer Efter at Dix
totstlen er dikteret, gives der 10 NIinutter til Gennemsynet at den.
For Thsynet we'd skrftig Eksamen gaAde de estemmelser, som 81
givne Circul@re fra Nitistenet for Krke- og Acknowledgements at
7de Mats 1889, dog med folgende Undtagelser: ~ Skoedmekt6ren
godkender VaIget af den tlsynshavende. p Saafremt Opgaverne @
afatede pa Dansk og skal overs@ttos til Engebk-hvorom der uden
pa Op9avekonvOlutten maa we're gTvet fornoden Observation-Disclosures
som foreskrevet 5 4, 2et Sk.
Det paahvIer skoledirekt6ren at trefo de n@rmere Bestemmelser
angaaende Eksamens Afhodese.
CenSmen.
S
SkOledlroktOren indSender linden hVert Aars 1Ha OEtobor 0opnoo
, 1913-12-17
EK RetSUirkninger.

Enhver, som Dansk vestindien hr bestaaet Observation-Disclosures
Dg SOL onsker at optages en- Realklasse ener ct Gymnasium Moder-
landet, maa, efter n@rnere Bestemmese af Observation-Disclosures
for Melem- og Reaskolerne, i Moderandet underkaste sig 81 Tllggs-
prove Dansk (Svensk) SAINT eventuelt en- Tilegsprove Tysk, we'd
hvlken Fordrngerne svare til, hvad der dsse Fg we'd p~aageldende
Eksamen kraves Danmark.
Finansministeriet den 3die JUL 1913,
EDWARD BRANDES.
, 1913-12-17

The Principal of the school shall in good time send in to the School
Director q list of entries for examination accompanied with q statement
of the parts proposed for the examination of the different subl@ctsl where
upon the School Director sends this list, eventually accompanied with his
remarks, to the Ministry for the Church and School Department before
the 1st December in the school year in question.
, 1913-12-17
The Period of the Examination.

The Middle School examination and the REORGANIZATION arr held
in the examination period Maach-ApriL
The written examinations in Arithmetic and Mathematics re he'd
at the same times as the corresponding examinations III the Kingdom.
The time for the other examinations is fixed by the School Director.
Entries for Examination.
, 1913-12-17

After the close of the examination there is sent to the Ministry for
the Church and School Department through the Inspector of Instruction
concerned, besides the copy mentioned in 4 of the translated question
and the usual list of the results of the examination, all the written
answers at the examination, and a list, furnished with the signatures Of
the censors and examiners, of the character marks given by each Of
them at the examination in each subject, and of the character marks
fixed fov the examination, according to the said character marks
, 1913-12-17

S.
Anyone who in the Danish West Indies has passed q Middle School
examination and who wishes to be admitted in a Real Glass or a GYM
nasium in the Mother Country, may, according to the nearer decision
of the Inspector of Instruction for the Middle and Real Schools. submit
in the Mother Country to an additional examination in Danish Swedish
also eventually an additional examination in German, at which the de-
mands correspond with what is required in these subjects at the exami-
nation in question in Denmark.
The Ministry of Finances, 3rd July 1913.
EDVARD BRANDES.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
Houghton Department
81 CASES ON THE
CRIMINAL LIST
Calendar Is Largest in the His.
tory of the County

Prosecuting Attorney Lucas today
gave out for publication the criminal
ca,eudar for the November term or tho
Houghgon county circuit court which
opens ucNt Monday morning at the
county building.
Tho calendar contains - cases, in
volviue SO defendants i is the larg-
est criminal calendar in the history Of
tho county and in many respects the
most important, The list q" cases fol-
lows
James Cooper Thomas Raleigh, AR.
thur Davis. William Croft. Harry James
and Edward Polkinehornc. two cases.
murder
John RaaukI,a, assault with intent
10 do great bodily harm loss than muir
Ger,
Io2o NloiRoyicn, assault with intent
10 10 great bodily harm.
John l.oyineki, assault with intent
10 do great bodily harm.
Vosu Enczoyich. assault with intent
80 90 great bodily harm
Joscn1 Staduhar, assault with intent
&C. DO great bodily harm.
John Scverinski, assault with intent
70 10 great bodily harm.
John Nuhich. felonious assault.
Joseph Ndovieh. folonious assault
Loouar'i White. carrying concealed
weapons
Ratc Rrozoviah, CARRYING concealed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
Lake Linden ubbell
WANTS AN EXTENSION OF
CONTRACT UNTIL SPRING
JOLIET coNST Rucr ZION FIRM
ASKS THAT ERECTION OF
BRIDGE BE DELAYED.

Admitting that his firm is unable 10
trace carload OF building material
that was shipped from Joliet, ILL.,, moro
than a month ago, representative Of
the Joliet Bridge & Iron company
asked Township Clerk L. i. Prince to-
day To extend the Trap Rock bridge
contract until spring. the matter has
been referred To other members Of tho
township board ana Supervisors Sam
uel Eddy likely will Issue a call for n
special meeting.
The township holds n contract FOR
folt bond of $3.50 that expired oct. /,
but IL Is unlikely that steps Will be
taken TO force the collection. n term
in the contract. however. specifies that
should unavoidable delays occur. no
responsibility will be assumed by the
contractors. The firms representative
assures that the worl, will he complct-
cd during the winter if permission to
extend the contract Is granted.
rho new bridge will replace a wood
on structure that spans the Trap Rocl,
river q short distance north Of the
proposed site of the former. The old
bridge is on the point Of dilapidation,
according 10 township officials and It's
use has been condemned
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
EXAMINATION OF ALLEGED
MUROERERS TOMORROW
HEARING OF. MEN CHARGED WITH
KILLING DEPUTY POLLOCK,
BEFORE JUSTICE LITTLE

Justice Little will tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock in the village hall. begin
the examination of John, Joseph ana
George Gasparich, George Brlski, Luka
ard Joseph Plcze, Philip Lakovich,
ana Steve Panich, charged with the
murder of Deputy Sheriff James NJ.
Pollock, Jr, near Hurontown the
mornlng OF october s.
The examination was adjourned a
week ago because of the illness OF
Mrs. Merkely, II material witness. but
she Will ha present to give her tcsti-
mony Wednesday morning
Deputy Sheriff Pollock was touno
obout $40 O'Clock on the morning ol
October in an unconscious and dyins
condition OIL the sidewalk leading from.
IIoughton 10 Hurontown. He had n
number of bad wounds in his scalt
and a bullet hole in his head. lie livcu
rcSs than ,wo hours and never rccoy-
cred consciousness so that the evidence
against the nine men charged with his
murder Is all crcumstantial except
| ing that Prosecuting Attorney Lucas
has secured from two Of the defend
ants confessions. Whether or not these
men viii testify in the examination is
a matter yet to bo learned.
The ninth man charged with the
murder is dead. Joseph Mancrich was
/ found within two hours after Pollock's
! death. in Pintars boarding house n
Huron,own. lie had a bullet wouno
/ in his abdomen from which he died the
nleht Of October in 81. Josephs hos
pital, Uancoch.
ManCrich stoutly maintained on hi
dcathhod thut he and Pollock wcr,
alone when the mutual killing took
place. gut Brslil and pesc tell a off
:erent story. duplicating themselves
an6 the other men charged. though
.hroWing the weight Of the crime on
/ AIanerich. rlcsc and Brisk cannot bt
forced To testify against themselves
tho examination and trial. so that
their confessions may bear little
weight
Mrs. Merklcv's testimony and that OF
! August Matsou newspaper carrie
nos. t. cXpcct,d To rofutr Mncrch'.
dying statement. Mrs. Mcrklcy has
stated 70 the officers that ync saw to-
or twelve mon attacking ono thai
Inornina. Tho Matson boy has sworn
ot the Folloch and Mancrich inqucsts
! chat ne saw q crowd 81 mon going to
! ward HouGhton and saw ToUocl, 20.
: ing toward IIurontown short. heror'
/ the hour of tho shooting.
This evidence fixes the guilt on q
number Of men. whoever they may he
! IL is tho belief of the authorities that
his number of men included the eight
men now awaiting examination.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28

one in the community. Services took
place mt the Trlmountaln VI. Il. church
which was crowded TO its capacity on
tho way from tho residence 10 the
church music was furnished by n male
choir. following n Cornish custom.
The Duke Of wellington lodge. Sons
OF 81. George Of which MIR. Tresidder
was a member attended tho services In
a body.
Special Prosecuting Attorney George
r. Nichols returned today from his
home At Ionia tor the purpose Of pre-
pairing strike cases for the coming
term of tho circuit court
Miss Margaret Ducgan has resumed
her duties at the Douglas House sisar
stand after IN extended vacation.
Francesca =. Patrons, an Italian.
resident of Calumet. today fled with
County Clerk Kaiser his APPLICATION for
full citizenship. He has been resi-
dent Of tho United states since 1908.
\ false alarm was today turned IN
from Rcx -. Franklin anc Albion
streets. II is believed that children
playing in the street pulled the box.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
RUNAWAY BOY
RETURNS HOME
County Agent Nc Grath Restores
Laurium Truant TO Mother

County Agent McGroth, representing
the state board oc corrections and char
tiles. returned 10 Hougnton last night
from Alackinac county. where he haG
hoen to take possession OF Henry
Priebc. n t4-year-old Laurlum truant'
who ran away from home September
The boy accompanied me officer
back and has been returned 10 his
mother.
Young Priebe and Chester Wawryz-
MAX of Laurium left home September
.. They separated 1T Marquette and
Chester made his way back home
Henry kept on til ne got to Trout
Lake. the junction OF the 500 line ant
the South Shore. lie arrived there on
September IL.
At Trout Lake, Henry met Mr. and
Mrs. Rapson. who were en- route to
new homo on n farm near ST Ignace
Tho boy told pitiful tale Of being &
homeless orphan and MIR. and Mrs
Rapson. in spite of having three chill
dren Of their own. took pity on the
forlorn younrster ana took him along
with them.
Mrs. Mathilda Pearce, mother OF the
hoy. appeared before the Houghton
county board October with n sad
story OF her missing boy and Chairman
Edwards was so moved to pity for the
mother that he induced the board g.
sanction n somewhat unusual expense
in seeking the youngstcr. Publication
was given tho facts at tho time and
Mrs Daniel HouGh Of. ST. lGnece read
them. She was aware Of the pres
-ercc or the nrssing~boH on; INC PAP
son farm and she wrote County Agent
.McGrath. Tho officer went n ST IS-
mace sunday and had no difficulty In
finding the runaway.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
BOARD DEfERS ACTION ON
GREGORY WAFER CONTRACT
NEW ofree WILL Sc SUBMITTED
70 COUNCIL AT NOVEM.
GER MEETING.

The Lake Linden village council met
i'm informal session last evening Tor
tho purpose OF considering now wa
ter contract. No definite action re-
suited and adjournment was taken UNI
I'll the regular meeting next MONTH
The board has been Informed that q
new contract viii be submitted by the
owners Of the Gregory springs, the
villages sources Of water supply, In a
few days.
The feasibility of repairing the city S
reservoir west of tho limits was con-
sidered at last nights meeting and II
is likely that the cistcrn will again be
placed in commission. The use of the
reservoir win provide ample pressure
for fire protection and the necessity
of turning pond water into the mains
will then he eliminated. The trustees
admit that the pond water contains
impurities which may contaminatc tho
entire system and the use Of spring
water FOR both domestic and fire
purposes Is urged
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
Commercial cluh soeretnrx--


Edward y Daley, editor OF the Cairo,
H.. Rll'otin. win be tho secretary OF
The Marquette Commercial club.
Mr.. Daley was elected to the position
by the directors at q session Satur-
day. Hcror" his departure for hi,
home Friday, after interviewing tho
noard, he said no would probably %
ali" - report for duty within two
weeks.
Prior To- Mr. Daleys election the di-
"cctors OF the club interviewed an an
ulicant for tie position from chicago
Heights. Ho was a college graduate
and man of pleasing personality but
ne had had no prior experience in
commercial organization work and the
majority or the board were impressed
hy Mr.. Daley's superior qualifications.
The election was by secret ballot ard
all but ono Of Tic directors expressed
" their votes confidence that NJ.
Daley was ,ho man Marquette wanted
The new cecretary Is . man Of thirty
Years, who Was born nnG raised IN st.
Louis an1 who spent twelve wears IN
thc newspaper business there. working
M 20 responsible positions from news,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-28
TOM HAZEL OUTDISTANCeD
As SLAYER Of WOLVES
ROLAND AMES OF FlOOOWOOD
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
or THE u. p.

ROLAND Ames. of Floodwood, just
over tho Marquette county line in
Dickinson county, claims 10 be the
champion wolf and bear slayer of the
upper peninsula, having Tom Hazel
and other trappcrs outdistanced.
Since the first Of Jane, Ames has
trapped and killed seventeen wolves
and four bears In September and
tho first week in October, he trapped
ten wolves and three bears. The boun-
tics represent tho fine sum of 1926 and
the pelts an additional 1925 or there
ahouts, tho whole making a pretty
good wage for tho time expended in
looking after his traps.
The territory in which Ames opor-
wolves and they are particularly bold
in their dcprcdations. At tho Dykes &,
Hickman ranch. on the Fence river,
tho animals have killed over sixty
sheep in the past few months. How
many deer have been destroyed II Is
hard to estimate but the total will cX-
coed several hundred. In the timber
west Of witch Lake and Whitbcck, tho
animals can be heard nightly in their
chase OF deer. At Trout Lake, they
come into tho clearing at the Niele re-
sort and make night hideous with their
bowling. 4 well organized wolf drive,
such as held annually in some of the
western states. should produce a rich
bag
Amoa has killed number Of wolves
n Marquette county. coming To Mar
uuette 10 get the bounty.