The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-08-28
Farmers Nams Delegates.

gates TO aJJ6nQ the FARMERS udtloudl
congress at Fort Worth, Tex, October
| IA to II. They are:
Frank Strang, Lone Rock; r. G. In
man, Evansville; Herman Rafroth,
Shawano; o. Johnson, Minong; Pat
rick Barry, Walter Short, Francis Bar
ry, Sheldon Tusler, Oregon; H. 8.
Pomeroy, James Stebbins. Edgerton;
A. A. James, Ferryville; l. Post. VIII
liam Laub, Madison; c. L. Thompson,
Marshall;O o. H. Luehrs, Hyton; A. c..
lyn; w. M. Richards, Lodi; Andrew
Hutson, Sparta; F. w. Root, Fond
du Lac; Frank P Roberts, Bangor;
George R. Vanderpool, Nashotah; Fl.
]. Pauly, 165 Eighteenth street. Mil
waukee; j. A. Schwartz, Troy Center;
c. E. Holman, Waupaca; John Nelson.
Oregon; John w. Kalscheur, Kleven-
Vile; Carl Nelson, Oregon; H. c. And
erson, Cambridge; Emil L. Dreger,
Madison; j. E. Mielke, T. A. Carney,
Basco; C. e. Langworthy, Edgerton;
J. r. Bleasdale, Evansville; John Kiser,
B.. ]. McManus, Oregon: Henry S.
Smith, Brooklyn; John Richdorf, Boyd;
E. P. O'Connor, Lodi; H. Halverson,
Belleville; j. S. Waterman, Oregon;
G. w. Sankey, Durand; ]. c. Klaila,
Poynette; John Libby, Madison; G. c.
Hendy, Platteville; Thomas F. Cody,
Highland; r. F. Killian, Cottage
Grove; J. M Bonnell, Ripon; ]. F..
Ford, Mazomanie; Charles Neitzel,
Oshkost; c. W. Patterson, Cuba; j.
H. Hamper, Franksville; George
Schmidt, Arcadia; Gottlief Muehleisen,
Alma; G.. G. Holland, Stoughton; B..
Johnson, Strongs Prairie; G. A. Free
man, SPARTA Rudolph Herold, Stod-
dard; H. e. Wheeler, Richland Cen
| ter; Martin Haevers, Luxembourg; s.
Trow, Oregon; Carl O. Berg, Slough
ton; A. L. Gillett, Madison; Chris
| tian Grove, Columbus; James Carter,
Markesan Bert Weber, Belleville;
Henry Snyder, Oxford; John Wright,
Whitewater; Otto Toepfer, Madison;
Joseph Hamer, Lancaster; F. x. G.
Hames, Glidden William Larson, Ore
gon;F. l.. Mielke, Jacob Hefty, Henry
Boning, Basco; L. Hancock, Tomah;
Andrew Madsen, George Kiser, 10
seph Maggie, Oregon; Ernest Thoma,
| Sugar Bush; Philip Mutchler, Verona;
| s. s. Daley, DeForest; Fred Trumpy.
Monroe; Adolph Lstul, lola; Edward
Maggie, Oregon; A. R. Reynolds, Lodi;
Allen Carmichael, Waukesha; August
Berger, Boaz; Garrett Barry, Oregon;
| B. A. Cady, Birnamwood; l.. Barker,
Brookfield; Malachi Ryan, South Kau-
kauna; NJ M. Hayes, Kilbourn; H. H.
Moe, Woodford; E. Hamer, Hillsboro:
! G. o. Rustic, Blule Mounds; Edward
| Zumbrunnen, Monroe; e. T. Bender,
Viola; E. S. Daley, DeForest; Otto F..
| Trap, Columbus; George Melville.
Oregon; B. S. Hawiey, Sparta; H. N.
! Longley, Dousman; R. C. Triple, Ore
| gon; G. A. Lyman, Sun Prairie; t. f..
Nelson, Boyd; Ray w. Chatterton.
Bascoe; j. F. Lyle, Belleville; r. l..
| Page, Edgerton; George Snowden,
| Conrad Weittenhiller, Platteville; Sam
| S. Okey, Cassville; Orrin Bennett, Amo
| Stephens, Platteville; Edward O'Con-
nor, Hancock; A. Spetch, Platteville;
| George Mcpherson, Ellenboro; Hon.
John Longbotham, Dickeyville.
Law Is Power Above County Contract.
That the law enacted by the last
| legislature fixing the salary Of coun-
| ty highway commissioner at not less
| than $1,000 in counties doing more
than $4,000 worth of work supercedes
| a contract made by county board fix
ing a lesser salary is the poinion OF
| Attorney General Walter c. Owen to
District Attorney Daniel e. Mcdonald
Of Oshkosh The Winnebago county
board fixed the salary of the highway
commissioner at $1,000 for the second
year, the commissioner to pay his own
expenses. The legislature directed
that the expenses be paid out OF the
general fund of the county.
I'm my opinion the legislature had
ample power to make the amendment"
says Attorney General Owen, land the
| contract attempted to be entered into
between your county board and James
Binning, does not prevent the appli-
cability of such law to your county"
| 1.-The fact that the company in ques-
| ton is making the application for 10
trademarks at the same time and that
| it is difficult to distinguish them from
others that might be appropriated by
parties in the same line of business
leads me to believe that they should
not be registered in your office" says
the attorney general. II believe it
would give the company an advantage
which would work prejudice to the
rights of others"
S. A. Cook Names Aids.
Department Commander S. A. Cook
of the G. A. R. has announced the fol-
lowing staff: Senior aide-de-camp and