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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

the mule and donkey seem to be the
beasts Of burden, and only occasional
~ are the oxen to be seen. The Int.
ter are most beautiful creatures. with
spreading horns and soft.
gazelle-like eyes. Apparently they are
well treated, for they look most sleek
and fat, and jog along at a slow mace
No doubt they arrive at their d~estina.
ton eventually: but then. this Il .
Ian OF leisure. No one il In I hurrv
NO n hustles, and yet eyervon
seems to be fully occupied. With THE
enviable placidity Of temperament. the
Portuguese has also Q dash Of recb.
essne and daring which one cannot
but admire. See him act a chanfpa,,r,
Once he 10 seated ct the wheel. =
caution seems to be Abandoned W
he manages most skillfully. The nun
Der Of accidents We might have h.A
a Just avoided by h~airbreadth -.
capes. were cause for wonder -
self-congratulation that 10 wera I'm
alive! What matter IL we wera rueh-
ing along : narrow, winding rnaA =
the edge Of . steep precipice. No.
desp ruts. and mounds. and huea ~
OF rock and stones! Why b co,efnu
Why avoid these pitfalls! oyer therS
or perish In the attempt! 90 " -
driven into Bussaco from OMDhse
one moonlight night. Ct such a1~1
70 rate that We had scarcely tinn9fn
rsaliss the marvellous beanty II
aoone. ~
Ihare = something ahout n-oe1nS
t.ae dl6sssntatee 4 nom
elgn eoantrasst lDslaa1 N
j, GO ands \ nsss ailusinG
dme 60 visttsHn h
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Rocket Victim Insured.

Sioux Falls.-It develops that only
about 30 days before his tragic death
George S. Babb, who was killed at
Wakonda on JAY 4 by being struck in
the eve by a skyrocket, took out a life
insurance policy for $4,000 in one of
the big estern companies, through the
state agent Of the company in Sioux
Falls. Proof of death now has been
sent 70 headquarters and i'll a few
days the widow of the dead mar will
receive the $4,000. Babb had made but
II payment on the policy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Searching for Boy.

Britton.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger,
living on a farm near here, are alarm
ed for the safety of Howard Berger,
their ~l3-year-old son, who has disap.
peared under somewhat mysterious
circumstances. Officers throughout
the state and adjacent territory in
North Dakota and Minnesota have
been asked to aid in the search for
him. AS he was we'll satisfied with
conditions at home the parents cannot
believe he voluntarily ran away. He
was last seen at a point about five
miles southeast Of Britton, while ap-
parently on his way home from a Gel
ebration.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Simple Request.

An Irish conductor on the Payne
avenue line was trying to make room
for more passengers in his a dur.
ing the rush hours the other night. AZ
reported by q Al less truthful
witness, this IS what he said: "Fu
thin in front PLACE move UP ~ that
thin behind Gu TAXI tn places ~
thin In front. m lave room r. thin
that's neither In front nor bohind?~-
Cleveland Plain OAnAnD
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Cooperative Company Prosperous.

Peever.-At the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of a farmers coop.
erative company which conducts an
elevator here, a dividend of 10 per
cent was declared. The annual reports
financial condition. During the year
covered by the reports the company
handled more than 1o0, 900 bushels
Of grain, and, in addition, sold great
quantities OF coal. Ben Sonstegard
was retained as buyer for the coming
year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Assessment Completed.

Aberdeen.-The city commissioners
have equalized the real estate proper.
ty in Aberdeen, the total valuation be-
ing placed at $9,278,130, as compared
with $685. 75 for last year, when the
assessment was made Under the old
practice Of assessing property at one
third OF its presumed actual value.
The assessed valuation Of personal
property OF Aberdeen this rear Is 3d.
433.115, making the total valuation "
the city 81, 706. 255, exclusive Of rail-
road property. which 10 assessed BY
the state board.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25


land OF flowers and sunshine is
altogether delightful. So we
thought when, q few months ago., we
landed In Leixoes, after a wonderfully
smooth sea passage. The land was
bathed In sunshine; 1t might have
been a day in June-an ideal English
June, writes M. Maxwell, in Country
Life. Though warm. the air was
crisp n fresh, and fragrant with the
scent OF pines and flowers. In the
distance the mountains we're still
ssumbering in the purple haze Of early
dawn: and all along our route to Opor-
to, the sea. q shimmering opalescent
blue, lay to our right, rolling up the
beach In immense foamy waves. BY
me "ays1de grew mimosa trees, one
mass OF blossom; camellias in full
bloom, red and pink and white, look
ing like huge rose trees; orange and
lemon trees, laden with ripe golden
frult; magnolias, myrties, pines and
ceaars; while vineyards, groves Of
olives. and plantations OF evergreens
clothed the slopes Of the mountains.
Agreeabiy Disappointed.
We had expected to see signs of un-
rest and discomfort, and we were
agreeably disappointed. Although we
travelled through the whole land, from
the north to the extreme south. and
visited every known and unknown
place of interest, We heard no refer
ence to political affairs. Citizens and
peasants alike seemed to be absorbed
In their daily routine. One would
never dream that so recently the
country had been the scene OF up
heaval Il revolution. However, we
did not trouble ourselves with cues
tons OF government. We went to
Portugal to enjoy the exquisite seen
cry. and found it far surpassed our
expectations. We were charmed with
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Popular Pastor RESIGNS.

who has held the p~astorate of the local
Congregational church for some three
years, has just rendered his resigna.
ton to take effect August 1. Mr.. Wat
son has accepted a call to the pastor
ate of the Congregational church at
Rapid City, S. %.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

Aberdeen.-An order creating the
office OF superintendent OF mails in the
Aberdeen ~postoffce and appointing
Charles w. Eddy to I'LL that position
has been received from First Assist
ant Postmaster General Daniel C. Ro-
Per. Mr.. Eddy, the new superintend.
ent of mails. served as railway mail
clerk on the Milwaukee line between
st. Paul and Aberdeen for Is years,
up to last fallA when he was appointed
70 All the position Of chief clerk In
~ mailing room here.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
Drew Worthless Checks.

Meadow.-One year ago Henry Al.
baugh Of Isabel gave a check to a Coal
Springs merchant and disappeared.
The check in due time was returned
to the merchant, with the notation mo
funds in the bank" Upon his reap
pearance in this vicinity Albaugh was
arrested ard before securing his re-
lease the $12 check cost him a trihe
over 500.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

ID leave London in the midst Of
dull, chilly weather and three
days later to find oneself in q
land Of flowers and sunshine is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
neAoEArEs VII III r1oa1AA AT
shafs-Dowa Nay. Give columsos Two
Teams. with Akron owuinE
Its AgIregatfoa-

Owners Errett V. Robinson. Of the
wheeling club, and Claude II. Varneii.
Of OF, the For; Wayne Central Champions.
via the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, for Can
ton. q. to attend the organization meet
Ing or the Interstate League. Mr.. Rob-
inson IL member OF the constitution
committee and he will make a report
At this session The constitution OF the
league VIII be patterned after that OF
the twelve-club Central League, with
minor changes. The old constitution
was one OF the best ever adopted by a
minor league and that Is the reason for
the Interstate League copying after IT
Mr.. Narnell IL not interested in the
affairs or the meeting. other than TO
meet old acquaintance and proba bly,
talk trade or purchase n few PLAYERS.
The Champions OF the Central League
are r:ddled TO pieces Pitchers Alberts
ard Hardin. the star Fingers OF the CLUB.
Shortstop Fabriquc and Outfieiders
Blount and Shaughnessy are all gone.
First Baseman Clancy and second Base
man yandaxrift are both after joos as
managers and Narnell has allowed them
the privilege OF trying ito secure Jobs
and II they land. they will be missing
The only players left are Catchers Mar
tin and Schneider and Third Bascrnan
McI.afferty. OF the last years Champs.
although Varnell has purchased several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
INTELLIGENCER CONTEST
COMES TO CLOSE TONIGHT

ing his real strength TO himself and
reports OF every nature are abroad
regarding the stength or each candi-
date. which is only estimated by the
talk OF his friends and hackers.
Finish Tonight
Today Will end the contest and
every candidate should have every
Dailot ready TO vote 1t nine O'Clock.
II Is requested that the substitution
blanks. when turned IN. bear the
name OF the candidate 10 be voted for
upon the back of it. This subscrip
ton blank TO be enclosed in a small
envelope and the name OF the caudi.
date TO be voted for be written upon
the face or the envelope. This small
envelope TO be placed in a larger en-
veiope with no name upon the face oi
H. This is done so THAI no person
or parties can gain knowledge OF
whom the votes contained In the en-
velopes arc for. These envelopes will
be turned over TO the judges and open
and the VOTES counted, AT the end
OF which the winners will be announo
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

The lntelligencers Bowling contest
viii come To a close AT O'Clock sharp
this evening and the FIVE successful
candidates will be sent To Toledo. o.,
10 attend the American Bowling CON
gress tournament with all necessary
expenses paid for by the Inteiiigencer.
The judges. who will preside over
the counting Of the ballots. will be :
William j. Ennie proprietor or the Nil
see Bowling alleys: Edward Filan.
Richard SummersOn. proprietor or the
Great Northern bowling alleys: Guy
Pryor. Frank BaUers, proprietor Of
the club Bowling alleys and Charles
ry Bowling alleys The judges Will
assemble AT III. counting rooms OF
the lntelligencer and in the rear of
'he room Will count all the ballots
east by the contestants.
There will be no ballots cast after
\ o'clock. The contest closes prompt
j. AZ . o'clock and no contestant will
T. allowed 10 cast ballot a fraction
o. a minute after that time
There We're no votes cast 10y any Of
fhe candidates yesterday. but there
was more activity among them and
their friends than any day since the
contest started. The local bowling
fraternity has found T. hard ~ pick a
winner. as all the contestants have
pat M gallant fights throughout tho
contest The winners will earn q we'll
deserved victory. sydney Fox. Elmer
J banner. Bert Emblem. Joseph Ran
Kin. Harry Mitthuhn. Tommy Dolan.
John Raw. Aivah Sarver and in fact
all the contestants have been work
Ing hard 20 win every day o. the con
test and T. Is a hard task FOR them 20
be able 10 find OFT their opponents
strength Every contestant Is keep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
CAPITAL CITY FANS MAY WITNESS
BASEBALL IN INTERSTATE LBAGUB

players. he may add q few more at the
ne i.roa ,Gssss.~.
A meeting OF Akron parttss and Rob-
ert Quinn In relation TO the sale Of the
Akron CLUB by the Columbus owners will
he held at 10 o'clock this morning and
the regular session OF the lsawue will be
held At O'Clock at the Courtfand Hotel
The election OF officers will be an i'm
portant matter TO be thrsshed out
Charles A. Dawson, OF GAINESVILLE seems
10 have the inside track on the loo
Dawson has been the permanent chair
man or the organization ever since AZ
was formed and has been Instrumental
IN trying 10 bring about q permanent
organization Through his efforts he
has enlisted many OF the owners OF the
league TO his support Last evening a
Canton newspaper wired the steubenville
owner. Frank Demetrous ana asked him
who he would vote for. for president,
and he replied, CHARLES A. Dawson"
Nate Cook. OF Columbus. and BILLY
Thomas, OF Youngstown. are candidates.
Efforts TO have Bobby Quinn. OF Column
bus. to run proved futile as the Ssna-
tors secretary has declared he 10 not e
candidates.
The nasnates who will attend the
meeting to-day are: r. v. Robinson
Wheeling; Frank Demetros and Franz
McLister. OF Steubenville; Marty HoRau
and Judge Smith. OF Zanesvfile: Nessrs
Harmon and Parker. of Akron: Robert
Quinn. OF Columbus: Paul Powers, OF
Youngstown: T. ]. OConnor Of Erie:
and A. .. Hostetter and L p d. Yost, OF
Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

land. have returned from a visit IN
Pittsburgh
Mr and Mrs. Charles EpaIin and
daug 1fcr returned Sunday evening
from q visit with friends N PITTS.
burgh
Mrs william Pressler and .itt's eon
nave returned from n visit w.fn reiA
lives in Columbus
Charles Moore. 81 Triadelphia. has
been ,riOusly ill the past few days
and viii undcrgo an operation on
"wednesday
). " Hoffman was ~ the CONNER
cial ~ iarkcrsburg. yesterday
W Moore was ~ the Antler, ir
hurgh. Yesterday
Miss Heicu Slemlkef 81 glsfcrsviffe
and Miss Helen Mrf.tldeu. have return
81 fo fNcir Studies fn NJ he Chanfai
HDfdefuf. after 10 ending the weekend
30 tf" home ~ " - MsFadden's parents
IN TIE Island
ME- o. ~ Hurns loves Tuesday
evening 81 o'clock Tor california "a
visit Her fWr sisters Mrs samuel y IA.
wards ana Mr. cora w. Edwards
Miss EduH Naue visited Ter parents IN
Wei. ehurC over Sunday
Mise carrie Pave spent SUNDAY vftn
friends Boo Wershurg
John FLETCHER was visiting his family
m w .ieuure over sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

CANTON. o.. Cy Dawson is a believ-
er in the proverb that variety is the
spice of lie. lie is the first man 10
sign Canton contract for the 1913
season. Last year he was the last one
10 sign.
Dawson's contract was received by
President Iost late Friday. less than
week after IL had been sent out.
Last season IL required two months
or dickering and telegraphing TO in
duce the star outfielder TO come across
with his promise TO play with Canton.
Tor then he was a holdout
The reason for the haste with
wLich Cy signed up. III limited. was
an increase in the amount OF kale that
the Canton club will hand 10 him
twice each month for heading the bat
ting order and playing one OF the out
field positions. How much of a raise
Iost would not tell.
"Cy didn't delay a bit this year"
Yost said Saturday He received his
contract. read IL, signed his name and
mailed II right back Cy's work in
center field and with the bat last sea-
son deserved raise. IN my opinion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
BAPTIST TOSSERS
PLAY PRELIMINARY
MARTINS FERRY CHURCH TEAM
TO AID MUSkIN6UM FIVE
DRAW CROWD.
Good Games To ee Played A. Y. NJ
CA. Thursday Evening -Prac-
tice This Evening.

One OF the nest preliminary atjTac-
lions ever PLAYED ou the !. VI. {. \.
floor will he the basketball game be-
tween the intermediates and the Bap-
list church five Of Martins Ferry on
Thursday evening According 10 IN
announcement made ias, evening this
game will precede the y NJ. c. A
Muskingum College mater
For the Nuskingum game the locals
are getting into the best ~ shane and
promise 10 play even a faster game
than they did against tho Washington
tossers last week The last practice
for the game will be- held this even
ing
Friday evening both the Y y G. \
teams OF this city Will - 70 SiPubsu-
vile TO meet the Y II. g.. A GUin-
tets OF that city in return games In
the contests ON tho local floor thr, q
weeks ago the Wheeling teams were
the winners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
CY DAWSON, HOlD-OUT LAST YEAR, is
FIRST TO SEND IN 1913 CONTRACT

With an outfield full OF Cy Dawsons
there would have been nothing TO
the race in the Central. but Dawsons
are scarce these days. when the ma
pors are grabbing every man that
looks like a ball player
\ second contract was received Sat
urday morning. but not from one OF
the men on the reserve list II was
from Earl Stutler OF Clarksburg. w.
Va, the youngster recommended by
Dawson some time ago as conner.
Cy touts Stutler as one OF the best
prospects he has seen In years and
promises to stand sponsor for him In
the Interstate. Stutler has been play
Ing Independent bail around Ciarks-
burg. refusing 10 go into the proie..
sional game until Dawson asked hir;
TO sign with Canton.
Manager Bade Meyers will not r
turn from his home in Bciiefontain.
until the early part Of next week. as
n" Is now packing his household
goods for removal TO this city. He
viii reside on Cassidy street. not far
from Vests residence. In North bic.
Niniey avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
NEW OUTFIELDER
Roseviile Pride Signs with GAINESVILLE.
Hogan Thinks He Has Tire
Mskind Of PliYer

EVANSVILLE. o Feb 3-Nutter.
the pride OF ROseviilc baseball fans.
has signed for q tryOuf with the Pot
ters The fast little ouifelder vas in
town yesterday and ciased the deal
with Manager Hogan Ho viii show
~ m when the spring training season
opens. and friends down ~ The sec
Ond pottery city OF the comfy are pro
dieting that he Wont have any fros-
bic making the professional ranks
Nutter Zaucgyille player Niil Ie.
member. swattcd tho cover ~ the Da'i
last fall during the transformer so.
ipurn ~ Roscril'n and ran the bases
like q deer while he vas some garden
or Ouf IN the field Marty likes him.
too though ho has never seen Ifw
play He looks good TO mo. 9a'd fbc
local boss. Hes clean cut aud has
the right kind % an eye-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
From the City.

James y Hanes. IT.. % Hastings.
colorado. Who vas called here 20 20
leud The funeral ~ his father. james
y ilanes. Sr. has returned 90 his
home
Misses Lulu il1rt and Cora scria
have returned from a brief visit VIII
Pittsburgh friends
Roy ~ Nay lor. secretary Of tho
Husrd of Trade. returned Sunda 4.
from charleston who're he spent sev.
eral days. last week.
William \ Ryers and Raym0nd
harrington. ~ this city. leave Satur.
day for Cleveland. To visit friend.
Mrs Edward Sticn. 81 Marietta. ~
IL visiting her mother Mrs. y T.
Names. ~ North Main street
Edward Whitehousc. VINO tsa been
very seriously ill a. his home a. -
2n South Penn street Tor the ras. sey.
oral days. underwent deiicatr opera-
tiou Yesterday
Ralnh and Orivillc Moore, OF thc L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
TWO BASKETBALL
GA MES SATURDAY
WILL eE FiANEO ~ WHEELING
HIGH SYMNASiuN.
eoys' Team Clashes Win parhers
burg righ, while LEGAL Girls viii
Meet Bridgepor; Lassies.

I'm announcement a. unusual in
teIest vas made az The High school
e;'rddy 10 The oA,c; that two fast
games r. hast 'bJ'l ar" 10 he PLACED
saturday evening IN the gymnasium
60 The lCca! school The boy team
vii try conclusions with the strong
Team representing the Parkersburs
high tDhoOl. and. owing 10 the rival.
Y. rhi.h hos 9lr+Nr existed between
ihG-" tto 'u-fitufiGus. = very spirited
contest is expected
A. preliminary game. the local
girls team wil p!iy he girls team
az the krd-epo~ hi-h school. and
coneid'-FrI' interest Us being taken
in tHi- event ~ doubt the games
vii pr UifUrteti o. Il large crowd 81
ba. tnfr1lI cu nIsi1sf- The FIRST game
hc"ius 90 go Ociacn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

Tho United States Is no wieadins
an oih"r countries In the ueo ~ cocos
and conec. bur ranks third in ths
consumption % tea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

How much money I'D he say he
u+d7"
DO didn't say"
Nah Then De- has untold wealth '
Pelican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

she Do seems sttanec that you did
not fcWcmhrr NV face. and ycf YOU
icW' W bored my name
lic taUkwardlvl Veil. YOU know
.uI have au attractive sore Of name.
y Oukerg Statesman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
HANK 0'DAY
win 3 gn Contract 20 Umpire IN the
Amer.can LeaGuc=Clairua
- coo Due Prom Reds

'fff' Nrp. ffh ? ttsrk pfia, i~t
r.f.or Dagger uf fIn cincinnati Naf.
fsf.iI ..aaua f.fu wi sign a contract boz
.tr aff. fu he Fr umpire fr fNs Nnn
H f IfHrHr HffHffiur Goo Informal luu
~ 90. uuf ut Dis friends lere TODAY
Iif. alau soy fntf o. itHN tl4ff.a o..
5000 l.fHt fnr FIe aeft .re Ifrf wear.
'4 uf te"'rffs Ue wac promised Ie
eIff..f llfI IunUu DO the Cincinnati
fttuI finished iu me nref division
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
NO BALLOTS WILL BE COUNTED
AFTER 9 O'CLOCK.

Contestant viii Make Grand Rueh To-
day and Lucky Five VIII Be An &.
nounced Tommor>W Morning. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
FOLLOWING Is TEE .
SCHEDULE OF VOTES
~ car-is--In or Gut OF City

Trio follow M - uir pf..e af tho
irt-l.il""cer and frc ael...c %
s. L. L!..l.-c. ~ ~. ..--,.- .-LL.fInr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
nc o., rorthern DUCK Pin League.


Tonight's Games
90 NHrtnfrn Sc Indians
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-05

FOR SALE-One five passenger ks
sci Kar. This is snap for $3.50. Geo.
G. Lund.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-05
COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council met Tuesday
evening. December ?, 1913, with Mayor
Perry in the chair and Aldermen
Chandler. Van Uxem. Price, Woodside,
CLAUS and Woodside in attendance.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
Marshal's report of street lights not
burning during November, referred
to finance committee.
Bill from city of Milwaukee for
water furnished to consumers i'll Wau-
watosa, referred to finance committee
City treasurer's statement for Novem-
Der certified to as correct, received and
filed in clerks office.
Report of superintendent of water
works for November, received and filed
in clerks Office.
A communication from John Moss in
matter of street improvement of 5Sth
and Wells Street referred to board of
public works.
Quit claim deeds of Dohertv Bros. to
to the city of Wauwatosa of strip of
land, referred to committee on streets.
Bills and payrolls for the month Of
November were read and referred to
committee on finance.
Petition sor street crossing on State
Street read and referred to committee
on streets.
communication from Mayor Perry
pertaining to sewer and street improve
ment work, read and fled in clerk S
office.
Application of John Wittig, Jr., for
cancellation of three water pipe inn
provement bonds, referred to commit
tee on finance.
An ordinance was introduced pro-
hibiting the obstruction of street gut
tiers, referred to committee on streets.
The board of public works reported
back resolution authorizing the en-
largement of the city engineers Office
Adopted.
The finance committee reported in
the payrols for month of November as
correct and recommended they be al
lowed. Same were ordered paid.
On motion of Aid. Woodside the
council adjourned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-05

Why not have your cellar clean by
letting me take ont your ashes each
week. Call Wau 1877 l.. 35tf
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-05

Sending cardboard models of school
buildings by parcel post is the latest
device of the United States bureau OF
education for arousing interest in at
tractive school buildings at low cost
for rural communities. They repre-
sent the very latest ideas in school ar
chitecture. With one of the new models
to work from DIR. Dressler, the design
er, asserts any carpenter viii be able
to build a school house for his district.
that will meet every modern require
ment.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-12-05
DO YoU KNOW

Geo. G. Heileman does painting of
quality? Now is the time. Call Wan
watosa 800 L.