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Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-03
(By United Press Associations

(By United Press Associations)
Mexico City, Dec. 3-Congress re-
ceived note from the government of
Colombia hotly denouncing America
for interference with Latin-American
affairs and urging Mexico to resist.
Several members of the senate fav-
ored an immediate reply, but Presi-
dent of the Senate Urrutia called a
secret session instead and decided to
postpone consideration of the mes
sage.
O'shaughnessy today openly voiced
regret that British Admiral Cradock
had called on Huerta yesterday. He
said, 81 don't believe the call should
have been made. 1t only raised Huer-
ia in his own estimation and made
the situation harder for everyone"
Huerta has issued summary or
der replacing Porfirio Diaz on the ac-
tive army list. He said he would fol-
low it with peremptory order for
legal proceedings to force his return
to Mexico.
The belief is growing hourly that
Huerta is near the end of his regime.
Even congress, which he packed with
his own supporters, is turning against
him. 1t is predicted the lawmakers
will speedily depose him if he escapes
assassination and refuses to resign.
He continues, however, to exercise con-
troll of the press. 1t still is unsafe to
manifest open disapproval of the
president. The papers published Will
sons message to congress under huge
headlines, but associated Wilson as
unfamiliar with Mexican conditions,
and unable to predict Huerta's down.
fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-03
Mrs. Pankhurst's Troubles

(By United Press Associations)
London, Dec. 3-The home office
has issued warrant for the arrest
of Mrs. Pankhurst, who is scheduled
to. arrive tomorrow on the liner Ma
jestic from America. The warrant
authorizes the police to enter her cab
in and arrest by force if necessary
Mrs. Pankhurst under the cat and
mouse act.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
GEO. H. DAWES.
A Good Idea, Push 1t Along,

Mr.. Dawes lives near Toina-
hawk Lake in Oneida county and
is practically surrounded by
Forest Reserve Land" and
knows what he is talking about.
Villas county as well as Forest,
Iron and Price counties should
immediately adopt the plan of
Oneida county and prepare an
exhibit of farm products which
have been grown on lands within
the proposed State Forest Re
serve and exhibit the same at
the State Fair at Milwaukee this
year and also in 1914. A COM
plete exhibit of farm products
grown on lands within the pro-
posed State Forest Reserve
would certainly attract attention
and would be the strongest re-
futation of Mr.. Grifith's claims
that our soils are unfit for farm
ing and the successful growth OF
abundant crops of cereals, roots,
grasses, clovers and last but not
least alfalfa.
The farmers should interest
themselves in this and each one
should select and bring in sam
pies of their different crops. A
committee should be appointed
to look after the matter of a
county exhibit at the State Fair
this year. Get busy now.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN ANY DEAF CHILD?

If so, then write to Supt. +. W.
Walker of the State School for the
Deaf, DelaNan, Wis.
This school teaches speech and lip
reading, has the same course that is
given to hearing children in the pub
lie schools and in addition gives in
struction in various trades
The children are well cared for in
every way. Medical attendance is
furnished and an eye and ear special
list is provided. all to the end that the
children may develop the brightest
intellect, the soundest morals and the
highest efficiency possible. This
school is supported by the state.
Everything is furnished free to the
deaf boys and girls of Wisconsin.
The next term begins Sept. 10th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Blind Femlnlnity.

When a girl refuses man he all
ways wonders most how she can be 80
blind to her own interests.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08

rations. About thirty acres have re-
Gently been brushed and is intended
to be stumped and broken this fall to
be ready for next years crop The )
year systen of crop rotation, corn,
oats and hay, is the one at present in
use. With the addition of the new
field the four year rotation OF past
uring a year following the day crop,
will be introduced and adhered to.
Mr. PersohR and SON Robert have
within the past dozen or fifteen years
brought their farm from the
wilderness of brush growth that fol-
lows the logging of pine on good land,
to the condition seen by visiting the
place and Of which the photographs
necessarily present only - small
view. Since the removal back to
town last January Of the Persohn
family to again take charge OF the
store, the farm has been in charge of
Nick Numerick who seems to be fol-
lowing the high standard of farming
established by the owners, very close
ly. Deluded disciples of Forester
Griffith would do well to visit this
farm ard many others in Eagle Riv-
er township, that daily show results
that place Villas county well to the
front as future country of farm
homes Of the first class.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08


Second, we get one. and one.
fourth taxes on fun value Of the
| forestry lands. from the state.
ThissWill mean about 5000 4
year to Oneida county.
After all 81 600 spent in COM
mittee work by the county looks
small when we consider that we
will forever draw about SIS, 900 a
year from the state. Is there a
single business man that would
not invest So, 600 to draw an an
nual income Of $4,000? Hail with
joy the taxpayers Of Oneida and
Villas counties. Sing the praises
of our legislators and all people
who worked faithfully to this end.
Rhinelander New North.
The above looks good to us. Villas
county has twice as much state land
as Oneida county and accordingly vi
las county will receive every year
about SIC, 100000 which the state will
pay to the town treaSugers. If an in
vestment of 100000 by Oneida coun-
ty to receive a return of about So, 600
90 each year is good business policy
for the Oneida county board, then it
strikes us that an investment ofabout
100000 is much better invest
ment for Villas county.
The county boards of all the coun-
ties in the proposed state forest re-
serve and especially the boards at vi
las, Oneida and Forest counties, can
not be too highly praised for the
courage and public spirit displayed in
carrying on the fight to save us from
rejungleiZation and to compel the
state to share in the burdens OF gov
ernment by the payment of taxes to
the various towns on the land owned
by the state within Villas, Oneida,
Forest, Iron and Price counties. We
have made a grand start and must
keep up the fight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08


With no small degree of pride
and qualification we announce
the appointment by Chief Mar
shall VIM. ]. Cronyn, Of Milwau-
kee, Of our neighbor and towns
man, Col. AT. Smith, Of Green
wood Ranch, as Asst. Marshal,
for the Perry Centennial Cele-
bration exercises of August 9th.
This is a distinction Of which any
citizen may we'll be proud. Yer
lily a prophet hath honor, EVEN
IN his own country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
"GET BUSY NOW, !"

The foregoing article appearing
in the RhineIander News of Aug.
LIST, from the pen of George II.
Dawes, was handed in to us too
late for last weeks issue, by one
of our subscribers who also has
something to say regarding the
Importance of what we our
selves touched upon last week,
the imperative necessity of q
Villas county exhibit at the State
Fair. The closing words of the
last article are highly appropri-
ate. GET Busy Now"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
FOREST RESERVE EXHIBIT.

The officers of the Oneida
County Agricultural Society have
arranged for a Forest Reserve
exhibit at the county fair in
September. Now we want ev-
cry farmer and everyone having
a garden in the forest reserve OF
Oneida county to send some pro-
ducts to the fair to be placed in
this exhibit. Ten dollars will be
paid for the best general exhib-
1t from the Forest Reserve and
six dollars for the second.
1t is hoped that all people in
terested will exhibit to convince
a skeptical public that the soil of
Oneida county will produce the
crops. The way the forestry
matter now stands it is largely
up to us whether our part of the
county shall be a land Of farm
homes with good roads, schools
and all the conveniences Of civil
ization or whether we shall for
ever live in a pioneer condition.
Do you want neighbors, rural.
routes, creameries and have your
property become valuable or do
you want wilderness occupied
by sports in the summer and be
wholly unoccupied and desolate
in the winters. The constant and
systematic effort made by the
forestry department to make it
appear that all the land north of
township 81 is wholly unfit for
agricultural purp oses has great
ly retarded the development OF
this part of the country.
We must not only have a fine
exhibit for our own fair but send
a fine lot of produce to Mr. f. L.
Coon of Rhinelander to be en-
tered as Forest Reserve eXhib-
it at the state fair.
GEO. H. DAWES.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
CHURCHES
Congregational Services

Sunday School 1000 A
Morning Service ll;O A
Christian Endeayor gasp
Evening Service 7:3OP.
Prayer meeting every WedneS
evening at 1880
Rev. w. A. Griffith, Pastor
There are no Church services
last Sunday in each month as
Minister speaks at Phelps.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
RENDER GREAT SERVICE.

There is all kinds of evidence
that our sassemblyman, senator
and committees at Madison have
rendered the most valuable SER
vices in the forestry proposition.
First, we get a committee to in
Vestigate agricultural lands and
non-agricultural lands. This COM
mittee will report conditions to
the next legislature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Plaintiff,

Lewis Bowser and Jennie Bow
ser his wife, Sheboygan Chair
Company a Corporation and
Joerns Bros. Mfg. Company a
COrporatiOp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
AFTER RILEY.

= < x ** +
When man ID on his uppers
and is feelin' down and out.
With his trousers hanging loose
around his lOins -
Mile he fumbles in his pockets
but cannot find sou
Where he used to hear the merry
chink of coins.
And if you should go. 4h.o
to him with your hand held ouV 0''s
The while you speak in friendly
sort of way
And say Old man here's ten. ana H'''
just tuck them in your jeans
For the same you needn't ever
think to pay:
If you have never done this act
and think it not worth while
To show little fai tn in man
little of Gods grace,
just find yourself without yotif' peh'
without your lands or gold
Poor and alone, without friend
in the other fellows place.
Col. A F. SAITH,
Greenwood Ranch, Villas CounT q.
June 22-l9l3. Eagle River -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
IN FORECLOSURE.

H. A. Henning doing business
as and under the firm name
and style of the Globe Furni-
ture Company,
Plaintiff,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Fair Comparison.

do you mean to say that you com.
pare yourself to Shakespeare" why
mott" inquired the manager of the
Clothesline BurlesQNc company.
Shakespeare had pretty much my ex-
perience. The critics roasted him
and the authorities were always
threatening to close his show. -
Washington Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
NOTICE OF MEETING.

EDf the Committee on Highways and
1BridQes 81 the County Board OF SUI
/ IESrvisois 81 the County Of Villas and
Estate ofWiscohsin, u decide Upon the
Petition for laying out, widening and
altering a County Highway extern dlng
through the town Of Flambeau insald'
County:
Application having been duly made
| to the County Board OF Supervisors OF
Villas County, Wisconsin, by thirty l5O)
resident freeholders of said county. NJ
teen of whom reside in the town OF
Flambeau and fifteen in other towns
within said county, for County
Highway to be laid out, widened ana
altered, extending through and into
the said town of Flambeau in said
county, as follows:
Commencing on the Township line
| between Townships 40 and IL norUh,
Range 5 East, and between sections Q
and 81. q. "a chains east OF township
corner to Townships 40 and Al north
of range east; thence north across
the SW SW, Sc SW, NV SW, SW
NV. NV NV, section 81; SW SW,
Lots ; and 4, Sc NV, NE NV, sec
tion 30; SW SW, Lot 5, NV SW, SW
NV. NV NV. section ;19; SW SW,
Lot 8, NE SW, NV SW, Lots and 3,
section Is; Sc SW, NESW, Sc NV,
NE NV, section Z; Sc SW, NE SW,
Sc NV, Ne NV, NV NE. section 8
all in Township Al northZof range 5
East: SW Sc, Sc Sc, NE Sc, section
81: Nv SW, SW NV, NE NV, NV
NE. section 81; SW Sc, Sc SIC, NE
Sc. section %; NV SW, SW NV,
Sc NV, NE NV, NV NE. section
%; SW Sc, Lot 4, NE Sc, Lots 3, l
and 2, section p; Lot 4, section y;
! Lot 2, NV Sc, NE SW, Sc NV, SW
NV, NV NV, section 16; SW SW,
Lots S, }, and |, section 8; Lots I. 8,
| S and 4, section 4; all in Township ~
North of Range east; NV SIC. SW
Sc. NENE, SENE, NE, NE,
section 81; Sc Sc, NE Sc,
| NV Sc, 'SW NE, NV NE,
NV NV, NE NV, section %; SW
SW, NV SW, SW NV, section q;
Sc NE, SW NE, Sc NV, SW NV,
section 20: Sc NE, sW NE, NV NE,
NE NV, section 10; all in Township
43 North OF Range 5 East;
And the undersigned five members
of said county board having been duly
appointed a committee, with full
powers to act in the premises: Notice
is therefore hereby given that we, the
said committee of the County Board
of Villas County, will meet at Town
ship line between Townships 40 and Il
north, of Range 5 East and between
sections 6 and 81, 264 chains east of
the Township corner TO Townships 40
and Al North of Range East in the
Town of Flambeau, in said county. on
the 23rd day Of August, 1913, at co
O'Clock in the forenoon, TO decide up
on said petition
Dated this 18th day of July, 1913.
c. H. KAMKE.
J. II. HUNTER. Committee on
CHAs. BAcKSTRoM. Highways and
j. f. METZ Bridges.
C. H. BENT.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Alteration.

Sunday School Teacher--Who can
tell me what an altar ISL Small Girl
Please, sir, it's where they burn
insects. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-08
Defendants

By virtue of a Judgment of foreclos-
ure and sale, made in the above entit-
led action on the 11th day of June A.
d., 1912, the undersigned, sheriff of
Villas County, State Of Wisconsin,
will sell at the front door of the Court
house in the village of Eagle River, in
the Town OF Eagle River, Villas Coun-
ty, State of Wisconsin, on the 23rd
day of September 1913. at three o.
clock in the afternoon of that day, the
real estate and mortgaged premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold,
and therein described as folloWs:-
All that piece and parcel of land de-
scribed in Volume two of deeds on
page 258 of Villas County records the
same being known as lots seven and
eight block S of McTntyre's Addition
to the village Of Eagle River. Villas
County, Wisconsin.
Terms of sale cash.
Dated July 18th. 1913.
j. T. NEMACHEoK,
Sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
GAGE AND DAILY
 SICK FOR BOUT.
Good Card of Four Fast Bouts Lined Up for Fri day Night; Prospects for July Fourth Are Develop Ing.
\ Gagc-Daly return go.

\ 'TaGC-DdlN return go.
 Egged on by the Phans of Phoe- nix, Frankie Gage and Pete DaIv both now of this city yesterday placed their names ulyon piece of rapcr bearing an agreement to box ten rounds before the Phoenix Ath- lctic club at the Elks' theater the night Of June 2. The great holdout is broken, and Daily is now prepared to weigh 145 pounds at five o'clock the afternoon of the bout. This will put him in the ring at around 15O pounds.
 Gage will probably not weigh much over 13S.
 The return match that has been brewing for a long time is now as sured. Since the two men had their first bout stopped on a technical mis- understanding of the rules about d month ago, Gage has drawn with Stan Yoakum, and Daly has won d near decision over Walter Kane Of una. Thes bouts have had the effect of bringing the fighters nearer together as a match, but further apart personally, until now they are quite hostile. It means that there will be fight to the finish Friday
 A little prophecy If the bout goes ten rounds, it is d decision for Gage. If Daly, the husky, hauls out that haymaker of hisn at the right mo- ment it is k. O. for the F'Iorentine
 At any rate the bout will be inter esting. The men are fully able to put up the same sort of scrap that Was witnessed last Friday night. and they are physically capable of speed ing up away beyond the record of the kane-DaIy bout
 Manuel Avilez has the bug in his ear about matching with Daly. Cor cister has promised him that if he Icks Frank Pascal in the six round semi final bout, he will get a chance at the Irishman. Frank and Manuel will weigh about 145 for theiir fight Friday.
 Kid Acuna and Jack Lyon are on the program for four-round bout at the lightweight limit. and the card ends with the announcement that Young Bill Rivers and Young Choynski will box at the feather weight
 The fourth of July celebration at Casa Grande will be featured by some boxing contests between local boys supplied for that purpose by Man agcr Gorcister
 What the prospects for a Fourth of July program here are. no one knows. George Memsic wants to take on the winner of Fridays contest. Daly is willing to box Memsic, but Gage thinks he is too light for the in structor. As in the coming bout, the weight difficulties may be settled however, beforehand
 A good bout is in prospect for Labor Day. Benny Chavez, of Albu- querque, and Battling Chico, of Cal Hernia. want to go on here for ten rounds. These two have met twice before, Chico scoring q knockout and losing decision.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
..t.TLuin.LLLn.

1etermination.
 Tni- commisssan l-Hercs that such budget iu the final form. determined
 upon by said executive committee. should contemplate. and does SD com template, mot ou5y line divisions and aggry gate ol the sums proposed to hr cxpen5eG. but .f-3 WHERE, to bc expended. for what purposes and how. NNo are uf tIc epsuiou that de- tailed Iarticularitv regardinG tho description. extent and 2 neral char acteristics of proposed additions, cN- tensions end lstterments mi@ht be dIf1icult for tho petitioner to furnish and file at this tlme as d condition precedent to any order of this ram- mission auuroNiug che i=-Uo and sale of notes but We do contend and as- sert that tho petitioner should cIear- ly definitely and u5tn certainty de scribe and fully explain to the satis- faction of thic commission Item 1 in
 Exhibit A. herein being "1. Rc-0- Lursement of the treasury of tho Southern Pacific company for c1sh expended arI reproseuti.s part only
 of the capital investments heretofore
 made and not included in the fol- lowing. $7.500.ooH." thai Me might de-
 termine taarefrom what portion. if
 any, of said sum is to bc used in
 reimbursug the treasury of the petit
 tioner for cash expended in behalf of or advanced to subsidiary ccln-
 panies in the state of Arizona. It iS
 true that counsel for tbe petitioner at
 the time oi the heariuS herein stated
 that such information Wa< not avail able at the Sau Francisco office Of
 the petitioner and ,hat il would take
 some time to get Ii up in New York and that the petitioner was willing to
 furnish the commission in the future with whatever statements the com mission might desire relative to tho matters ani thinGa involved herein.
 No effort has been made to provide this commission with information as asked, and on the evening of Juno 12th. 1913. there was served upon the commissioners notice of with drawal by the petitioner, seeking to withdraw and abandon said aUpGca- ton on which full and complete hearing was had.
 On the 13tn daN of June, 1913. the
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
MAROONS MAY
 SEE PRESCOTT
On July Fourth; Managers Are Exchanging Notes to That End; Strong Team is Formed for Frontier Day Game.

Providing the liberal offer of Frank Castle for the Maroon man agement is accepted by Manager Le- Baron, the Mexican team of this city strengthened and clad in fine new clothes will play a Fourth of July game with a Prescott team at the Frontier Day celebration. In let ters that passed between the mana gers, the offer was made to put the game on for expenses and a sixty forty division of the gate receipts, the home team to take the greater share. Castle sent 8 contract to LeBaron last night.
 LeBaron in his last communication to Castle asked the names of some of the Maroon players. The line up he was sent last night is perhaps the best that can be gotten together in the city if not in the entire val ley. Smiley Joe SOnOqui is to pitch and Big Delgado is to be second choice heaver Castle himself will receive behind the bat. The infield will contain such famous men as Resvolso. whose homer beat the normal school last spring, Butler. the fastest shortstOp in Arizona, Andy Scott, the old reliable at secOnd and Richie who plays most any place with the same ability and eclat. The outfield is not yet selected, but Cas- tie mentioned Gabe, Whitman, Johns and others in his letter to LeBaron.
 If the Prescott manager fears to put on a one-sided game with that aggregatiOn, he might well stop being scared right now, says Castle for the team picked is going to be a husky one. Bushers and bone heads will not abound in a Maroon team but heavy stickers and fast accurate fielders are numerous. In fact Castle went so far as to say that he thought his team could lam Tempe or Mesa a good one, if the chance ever offered
 Tempe is planning to play Tucson on July 3, 1 and ,. It is also in the wind to bring the Old Pueblo outfit to Phoenix for next Saturday and take them to Tempe for a Sunday contest This would meet the utmost approval of the fans of Phoenix and those of Tempe, for the game would without doubt be good one.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

total number of troops who will ap- pear on the attack of Juarez to be about 18,000
 In the battle of Nuevas Casas Grandes Saturday the Villas forces captured the place killing 47 federals and capturing 50 more, The prison CTS were promptly executed by Vil- las orders.
 Juarez is garrisOned by thOus- and federals commanded by General Francisco Castro. General Inez Sala- gar who came to Juarez a week ago from Chihuahua was today ordered out with small scouting party on a special train with the expressed object of picking up stra gglers from his defeated command who are said to be returning northWard from Casas Grandes. No activity is re ported from the neighbOrhOod of San Ignacio forty miles south of Juarez where a force of constitution alists is said to have been camp ing the last few weeks awaiting or derS for concerted movement on Juarez Rebel sympathzers in Fl Paso stated a leader will be found for the San Ignacio force when the attack on the border town is fully