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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15
Champion Sow, Madison and Sons.

Bros, Il. II. Smith.
Jersey Reds.
Boar, l year old, R. Martiny and
Son.
Boar, 6 months old, R. Martiny and
Son.
Boar, 3 months old, Walter Pierce, R.
Martiny and Son.
Sow,1 yr. old, R. Martiny and Son, 1.
and two.
Sow, with six or more pigs, R. Marti-
ny and Son, land 2.
Sow, 3 mos, old. R. Martiny and
son L. Siebecker.
Mixed Breeds.
Best fat hog, Wichern Bros.
Best pig, 3 months old, Wichern Bros.
and 2.
Sweepstakes.
Best boar, of any breed, Madison and
Sons.
Best SOW, of any breed, Madison and
Sons.
$50 for the best pen Of pigs, Wichern
Bros, H. A. Quandt, Riley Martiny
and Son, H. H. Smith.
Poultry and Pet Stock
c. L. Gibbons, Supt.
Geo. M. Wells, Judge.
Division l
Best trio of chickens, Edw. Huebing,
C. J. Reck, George W. Hackett, T. A.
Kruger.
American
Barred Plymouth Rock cock, F. A.
Cooper, Geo. w. HacAett, H. C. Black.
Barred Plymouth Rock hen, T. A.
Cooper, Mrs. J. w. Waterbury, G. w.
Hackett.
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel, F.
A. Cooper, and 2, H. G. Black.
Barred Plymouth Rock puIlet, F. A.
Cooper, l, 2, 3.
White Plymouth Rock cock, Edw.
Huebing, R. E. Richards, F. H. New
ell.
White Plymouth Rock hen, Edw.
Huebing, F. H. Newell, Otis LOOMS.
White Plymouth Rock cockerel, Edw.
Huebing, l, 2, R. E. Richards.
White Plymouth Rock puIlet, R. E.
Richards, Edw. Huebing, R. E. Rich
ards.
Buff Plymouth Rock cock, Bruce Ap-
ker, Cliff Capener, 3.
Buff Plymouth Rock hen, H. Mielke,
Mrc. e. J. Lawton, Bruce Apker.
Buff Plymouth Rock cockerel, Mrs.
E. J. Lawton, l, 2, Otis LOOMS.
Buff Plymouth Rock pullet, H. Meilke,
Bruce Apker, Mrs. E. J. Lawton.
White Wyandotte cock, F. A. Cooper,
R. Martiny & Son, 2, 3.
Hen, R. Martiny & Son, F. A. Krue-
ger, 2, 3.
CockereI, F. A. Krueger,1,2, R. Mar
tiny & Son.
Pullet R. Martiny & Son, A. Ochsner,
F. A Kruger.
Buff Wyandotte cock, Rob. Pribbe-
now, Ivan Cahoon, 0. W. G. Fiske.
Hen, Ivan Cahoon, Rob Pribbenow,
Ivan Cahoon.
Cockerel, Ivan Cahoon, Rob Pribbe-
now, 2, 3.
Pullet, Ivan Cahoon, Rob. Pribbenow,
z, 3.
Silver Laced Wyandotte, Rob. Prib-
benow, Cliff Capener.
Hen, Rob. Pribbenow, Otis LOOMS.
Cockerel, Rob Pribbenow, Otis Loo
mis-, H. Meilke.
Pullet, Rob. Pribbenow, Otis Leomis,
Rob Pribbenow.
Golden Laced Wyandotte cock, Cliff
Capener, H. Meilke, R. Pribbenow.
Hen, R. Pribbenow, Geo. Reusch, R.
Pribbenow.
Cockerel, R. Pribbenow. H. Meilke,
Cliff Capener,
Pullet, H. Meilke, R. Pribbenow, 2,
3.
Columbian Wyandotte cock, G. w.
'Hackett, Cliff Capener, Otis LOOMS.
Hen, G. W. Hackett. l, 2, Otis Leo
mis-
Cockerel, G. w. Hackett, Cliff Cape
ner, r. Pribbenow.
Pullet, G.. w, Hackett, l, 2, 3.
Black Wyandotte cock, R. Pribbenow,
Otis LOOMS.
Hen, R. Pribbenow, 1, 2, Cliff Cape
ener.
CockereI, R. Pribbenow, H. Meilke.
Pullet, R. Pribbenow, H. Meilke,
Otis LOOMS,
Cock, R. Pribbenow, Cliff Capener.
Silver Penciled Wyandotte cock, R.
Pribbenow, Cliff Capener.
Hen, R. Pribbenow, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel R. Pribbenow, l. 2.
Pullett, R. Pribbenow, l. 2,
Partridge Wyandotte cock, R. Prib-
benow, Cliff Capener, F. H. Newell.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15

Pullet, Cliff Capener, / ard 2.
Hamburg
Silver Spangled Hamburg cock, o.
W. G. Fiske, Dwight Getchell, H.
Meilke.
Hen, Dwight Gethcell, 1st, 0. w. G.
Fiske, H. Meilke.
Cockerel, Dwight Getchell, H. Meilke,
Dwight Getchell.
P-1ev, DIV; yht Getchell, l, and 3rd
Silver or Gold Penciled Hamburg
h9a, CT Cape ar, and 2.
Division vi
Hou3en Geek, Ous Loomis, Cliff Cape
ner z. h. Newell.
Hen, Otis LOOMS, CHf Capenor, F.
h Newell
Cockerel, Otis LOOMS, Gift Capener,
Cliff Capener.
Pullet, Otis Loo.ni-, Cif Capener,
OlI1 CdpSIlCIs
Division VII
(Engish)
Buff Orpington cock, c. L. Gibbons.
Hen, C. L. Gibbons, l and 3rd, Otis
Loomis, End
Cockerel, c. L. Gibbons, H. Meilke,
End and 3rd.
Pullet, c. L. Gibbons. and End,
Otis Loomis.
White Orpington cock, F. A, Cooper,
and End, Ous LOOMS.
Hen, f. A. Cooper, and 8rd, Otis
LOOMS, End
Cockerel, F. A. Cooper, l, 2and 3rd.
Pullet, F. A. Cooper, l, 2 and 3rd.
Black Orpington cock, H. Meilke.
Hen,gChf Capener, H. Meilke.
Cockerel, f. A. Cooper, H. Meilke,
2 and 8.
Pullet, F. A. Cooper, H. Meilke, 2
and 8.
Any color Dorking cock, Cliff Cape
ner.
Cornish Indian Game cock, o. w. G.
Fiake, H. Meilke, Cliff Capener.
Hen, H. Meilke, 0. W. G. Fiske, Cliff
Capener.
Cockerel Clifford Capener, H. Meilke.
Pullet, Clifford Capener
White Indian Game cock, Otis
LOOMS
Hen, Cliff Capener, Otis LOOMS.
Cockerel, Otis LOOMS.
Pullet, Otis LOOMS.
Division VIII
Game Fowls)
Black Breasted Red Game cock,
Clifford Capener.
Hen, Clifford Capener.
/ Cockerel, Clifford Capener.
Pullet, Ivan Cahoon.
Any other variety game pullet,
L. J. Burtch.
Division TX
(Bantam)
Best Bantam cock, Otis LOOMS, Otis
LOOMS, W. L. Smith.
Hen, Otis Loomis, Otis LOOMS,
Clifford Capener.
Cockerel, F. H. Newell, Otis Loomis,
2 and 3.
Pullet, F. H. Newell, w. E. Smith,
| Otis LOOMS.
Division x
Best pair Emden geese, Clifford
Capener, and 2.
Best pair Toulouse geese, Ivan Ca
hoon, Clifford Capener.
Best pair Brown Chinese geese,
Clifford Capener.
Best pair African geese, Clifford
Capener.
Division XI
(Turkeys)
Pair bronze turkeys, E. C. Luce.
Pair white turkeys, Ivan Cahoon,
Mrs. H. H. Porter.
Bourbon red turkeys, Clifford Cape
ner, r. Martiny & Son.
Division XII
Ducks
Pair Rouen ducks, Robert Pribbenow,
Clifford Capener.
Pair Pekin ducks, A. r. Reinking, o.
w. G. Fiske.
Pair Cayuga ducks, Clifford Capener.
Pair Alesbury ducks, Clifford Cape.
! ner.
Pair CoIored Muscovy ducks, Clifford
Capener.
Pair White Muscovy ducks, Clifford
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15
P3EnIUn AWARDS
At COUNTY FAIR
The Glowing awards were mace at
the county fair.
Horses


Percherons end French Draft.
Stallion, years old, N. Kiefer, Il.
Mielke.
Brood mare and sucking colt, j. A.
Martiny, A. G. Werlich.
Mare 4 years Old, Frank Morley l
anl2
Mare, 8 years old, Frank Morley.
Mare, 2 years old, J. A. Martiny, R.
A. Morley Co.
Colt, / year old, Guy Weldenkopf l
and 2.
Colt under I year, J. A. Martiny, A.
G. Werlich.
Best breeding, pure draft stallion, N.
Kiefer.
Sweepstakes.
Best draft stallion Of any breed, N.
Kieeer, Fl. Mielke, Marshal Harrison,
II. Meilke.
Best stallion, years old, Gath
Promo.
Mare, 8 years old, H. S. Wilkinson.
Grade Draft Horses.
Grade mare or gelding 4 years old,
Charles Getchman, Frank Morley.
Grade draft mare and sucking colt,
VIM. Petzke, Wilbur Cahoon.
Grade draft mare or gelding, 3 years
old, Walter Pierce, J. A. Martiny.
Mare or geldIng, 2 years old, H. A.
Hill, Charles Getchman, S. DeKOeyer.
Mare or gelding, 1 year old, Charles
Getchman l and 3, Arthur Attridge.
Foal, either sex, Wilbur Cahoon l and
3, VIM. Petzke.
Mare and two colts, H. A. Hill,
Charles Getchman.
Grade Farm Horses.
Brood mare and colt. II. A. Quandt,
John Cafisch.
Mare or gelding, under 4, Joe
Promo l and 2.
Mare or geIding, 2 under 3, H. A
Quandt, Will Karg.
Colt, year old, Sol DeKoeyer,
Arthur Attridge.
Teams and Drivers in Harness.
Span of grade draft horses, VIM.
Bell, H. A Quandt.
Span of farm horses, Paul Neitzel,
E. H. Cady.
Pair of roadsters, Tracy Randall,
Carpenter & Carpenter.
Span carriage horses, E. H. Cady,
Arthur Attridge.
Single roadster, Henry Simon, Wich-
ern Bros.
Single carriage horse, Lee .Jefries,
Charles Getchman.
Surrey horse driven on surrey, Rob-
TT Schneider, Glenn Johnson.
Grade Coachers.
Brood mare and colt, E. A. Morley
Co, M. ]. Tyler
Mare or gelding, 3years, w. D.
johnson.
Mare or gelding, 2 years, Herman
Mielke
Colt, 1 year old, Wichern Bros.
Colt under one year, Bruce Apker,
NJ. J. Tyler.
Grade Roadster.
Brood mare and colt, Tracy Randall,
Bruce Apker.
Mare or gelding. 3 years, Herman
Mielke, W. D. johnson.
Colt year, John Guethlein.
Colt, under year, Tracy Randall,
John Guethlein.
Shetland Ponies.
Stallion, Walter Baker, l and 2.
Mare years, VIM. Bell, Walter
Baker.
Mare, 2 years, Walter Baker, l and 2
Mare l year, Walter Baker, andI2
Mare and colt, Glen Hill, Walter
Baker.
Best colt under l year, Glen Hill,
Walter Baker.
Best driving team, Walter Baker,
Tracy Randall.
Best single driver, Charles Promo,
Walter Baker.
Ponies Other than Shetland
Mare, 3years old, Mrs. L. J. Burtch,
Frank Morley.
Mare, 2 years old, John Meiser, Rob
cert E. Lee.
Mare, year old, Tracy Randall.
Matched driving team, w. H. Promo,
Tracy Randall.
Best saddle pony, Carpenter & Car
penter, Tracy Randall.
Mielke special, Roy Gasser.
Cattle
Geo. Carpenter, Supt.
r. L. Rundell, Judge.
Shorthorns.
P,11l Q vaars old Morley e ca
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15

Cow years old, Ed. A. Nc Gilvra.
Jersey herd, A. G. Accola.
Beef cat tie
Cow years old, G. Horton, Carpen-
ter & Carpenter.
Heifer 2 years old, Walter Pierce.
Heifer year DID, G. Horton.
Dairy cattle
Cow 3 years old, Glenn, Johnson, F. H.
Newell.
Heifer 2 years old, Ed. A. Nc
GiIvra.
Heifer year old, Glenn Johnson, "a. |
A. Nc GiIvra.
Heifer calf, Ed. A. Nc Gilvra.
Herd prizes
Herd Of beef breed, Carpenter & Car
penter, and A. Herr Bros. & Reynolds,
2 and 3.
Dual purpose herd, A. E. Capener.
Herd of dairy breeds, A. E. Capener,
A. G. Accola, Ed A. Nc Gilvra.
Young herd beef breeds, Herr Bros.
& Reynolds, Carpenter & Carpenter
and 3.
Young herd dairy breeds, A. E. Cap
ener, A. G. Accola, Ed. A. Nc Gilyra.
Sheep.
N. H. Smith, Supt.
B. L. Rundell, Judge.
Hampshires.
Yearling ram, W. c. Miles, 1 and 2.
Aged eve, w. G. Miles, l and 2.
Yearling eve, w. G. Miles, l and 2.
Ram lamb, w. G. Miles, and 2.
Division II-Cheviot.
Aged ram, G. Horton.
Aged eve, G. Horton, and 2.
Yearling eve, G. Horton, 1 and g.
Ram lamb, Gilbert Horton, and 2.
Eve lamb, Gilbert Horton, and 2.
Shropshires.
Aged ram, c. Miles, l and 2.
Yearling ram, C. Miles, and e
Aged eve, C. Miles, Robert Prible-
now.
Yearling eve, C. Miles, 1 and 2.
Ram lamb, C. Miles, 1 and 2.
Eve lamb, C. Miles, and 2.
Oxford-Downs.
Aged ram, Eli Grail.
Aged eve, Eli Grail, and 2.
Yearling eve, Eli Grail, 1 and 2.
Ram lamb, Eli Grail, and 2.
Eve lamb, Eli Grail, l and 2.
Cotswold.
Aged ram, Hogan Bros, R. E.
Richards.
Yearling ram, R. E. Richards, 1 and
Il.
Aged eve, R. E. Richards, Hogan
Bros.
Yearling eve, R. E. Richards, Ho-
gan Bros.
Ram lamb, R. E. Richards, and 2.
Eve lamb, Hogan Bros, R. E.
Richards.
Merln0s.
Aged ram, r. E. Richards, William
Richards.
Yearling ram, R. E. Richards, Will
| Ii am Richards.
Aged Eve, S. Grail, William IRich-
ards.
Yearling eve, S. Grail, William
Richards.
Ram lamb, William Richards.
Eve lamb, William Richards, S.
Grail.
Graded Sheep.
Best graded eve, H. A. Quandt.
Best graded eve lamb, Tracy Ran
dali.
Best graded sheep, R. E. Richards.
Goats.
Best nanny, H. Mlelke.
Best billy kid, H. Mielke, l and 2.
Best nanny kid, H. Mielke, 1 and 2.
Sweepstakes.
Best ram of any breed, C. Miles, G.
Horton.
Best eve of any breed, c. Miles, 1
and 2.
Best pen Of lambs, R. E. Richards,
G. Horton, William Richards.
Swine Pure Breed.
N. H. Smith, Supt.
R. L. Rundell, Judge.
Berkshire.
Boar, one year old or over, G. R
futile.
Boar, months old and under six, C.
r. futile.
Sow, one year old an1 over, C. R.
futile.
Sow, with or more pigs, C. r.
Tuttle
Sow, months old, G. R. futile.
Poland Chinas
Boar, l year old, Madison and Sons,
Wichern Bros.
Boar, months old, Madison and Sons.
| and 2.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15
Births

A daughter has been welcomed
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T'ierke.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15

IL
Pullet, H. Meilke, l, 2.
Asiatic
Light Brahma cock, Otis Loomis, H.
Meilke, Cliff Capener.
Hen, Otis LOOMS, !, 2, H. Meilke.
Cockerel, H. Meilke. F. A. Cooper,
H. Meilke.
Pullet, F. A. Cooper, l, 2, H. Meilke.
Dark Brahma cock, Cliff Capener.
Hen, H. MeiIke, F. A. Cooper, H.
Meilke.
PulIet, H. Meilke.
Buff Cochin cock, Cliff Capener.
Hen, Otis LOOMS, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel, Cliff Capener, H. Meilke.
Pullet, Cliff Capener, H. Meilke
Partridge Cochin cock, Cliff Capener,
o. w. G. Fiske.
Hen, O, w. G. Fiske, Cliff Capener,
Cockerel, 0. w. G. Fiske, II. Meilke.
Pullet, H. Meilke.
White Cochin cock, Cliff Capener,
Otis Loomis. H. Meilke.
Hen, H. Meilke, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel, Cliff Capener.
Pullet, Cliff Caperer.
Black Langshan cock, Cliff Capener,
H. Meilke, Ous LOOMS.
Hen, F. H. Newell l. 2, H. Meilke.
Cockerel, H. Meilke, Cliff Capener,
Otis LOOMS.
PulIet, Otis Loomis, Cliff Capener,
F. H. Newell.
White Langahan cock, H. Meilke, Cliff
Capener.
Hen, Cliff Capener, H. Meilke, 2, 3.
Cockerel Otis Loomis, Cliff Capener,
H. Meilke.
Pullet, Otis LOOMS, H, Meilke, Cliff
Capener.
Mediterranean
Best trio of chickens, VIM. Bell, l, 2,
Otis LOOMS, F.. A. Cooper.
S. C. White Leghorn cock, VIM. Bell,
l. 2, Rev. Western.
Hen, VIM. Bell, Cliff Carener, VIM.
Bell.
Cockerel, VIM. Bell, /, 2, 3.
Pullet, Otis LOOMS, VIM. Bell, w.
E. Smith
| R. C. White Leghorn cock, H. II.
Platt, l, e. H. Meilke.
j Hen, Cliff Capener, H. R. Platt, 2, 3
Cockerel, o. w. G.Fiske, H. Meilke
H. R. Platt
Pullet, O. w. G. Fiske, H. Meilke,2, 3
S. c. Brown Leghorn cock, VIM. Bell
i, 2, O. w. G. Fiske.
Hen, VIM. Bell. l, 2, 3.
Cockerel, VIM. Bell, l, 2, 3.
Pullet, VIM. Bell, l, 2. 3.
R. C. Brown Leghorn cock, George
Reusch.
Hen, Mrs. Chas.t Randall, George
Reusch, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel, Mrs. H. Eitel, HI. Meilke,
q, 3.
Pullet, H. EiteI, l, 2, H. Meilke.
S. G. Buff Leghorn cock, VIM. Bell.
Cliff Capener, VIM. Bell.
Hen, VIM. Bell, Emil F. PhieI, Gilt
Capener.
Cockerel, VIM. Bell, l, 2, o. w. G.
Fiske.
Pullet, VIM. Bell o. w. G. Fiske,
VIM. Bell.
Cock, o. w. G. Fiske.
Hen, O. Fiske.
Cockerel, 0. w. G. Fiske.
PuIlet, O. w. G. Fiske.
S. C. Black Leghorn Cock, VIM. Bell,
Cliff Capener, II. Meilke.
Hen, VIM. Bell, l, 2, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel, VIM. Bell, Otis LOOMS,
VIM. Bell.
Pullet, VIM. Bell, l, 2, 8.
Silver Duckwing Leghorn cock, VIM.
Bell.
Hen, VIM. Bell, l, 2, Cliff Capener.
Cockerel, VIM. Bell.
Silver Duckwig Leghorn pullet, VIM.
Bell.
Ancona cock, Otis LOOMS, Gilt
Capener, George Reusch.
Ancona hen, Otis LOOMS l and 2,
George Reusch.
Ancona cockerel, Cliff Capener, Otis
LOOMS, George Reusch.
Ancona pullet, George Reusch, Cliff
Capener.
Blue Andalusian cock, Cliff Capener,
o. w. G. Fiske.
Blue Andalusjan hen, Cliff Capener,
0. w. G. Fiske.
Blue Anda n cockerel, 0. WI. Fiske.
Pullet, Cliff Capener, 0. w. G. Fiske,
Clifford Capener.
S. C. Black Minorca cock, o. W. G.
Fiske, Cliff Capener.
Hen, o. w. G. Fiske. Cliff Capener,
0. w. G. Fiske.
Cockerel, o. W. G. Fiske, J. Roach,
H. MeiIke.
Pullet, ]. Roach, 0. W. G. Fiske,
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Division XI
(Turkeys)

(Turkeys)
Pair bronze turkeys, E. C. Luce.
Pair white turkeys, Ivan Cahoon,
Mrs. H. H. Porter.
Bourbon red turkeys, Clifford Cape
ner, r. Martiny & Son.
Division XII
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-15
Ducks

Pair Rouen ducks, Robert Pribbenow,
Clifford Capener.
Pair Pekin ducks, A. r. Reinking, o.
W. G. Fiske.
Pair Cayuga ducks, Clifford Capener.
Pair Alesbury ducks, Clifford Cape
ner.
Pair Colored Muscovy ducks, Clifford
Capener.
Pair White Muscovy ducks, Clifford
Capener.
Pair Indian Runner ducks, Dwight
Getchell, R. Martiny & Son.
Division XIII
(Pigeons)
Best mated pair Homers, Dwight
Getchell, Morris Deppe.
Best mated pair Tumblers, j. Roach,
Victor Sells.
Best mated pair Fan Tails, M. F.
Foley, Jr., Victor Sells.
Best show of singing birds, ]. E.
Savage, Mrs. H. Miller.
Park Plymouth Rock cock, G. w.
Hackett, l, 2 and 3.
Hen, G. W. Hackett, l, and 3.
Cockerel, G. w. Hackett, l, 2and 3.
Pullet, G. w. Hackett, l, 2 and 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
QUO WARRANTO IS
FILED IN COURT
East Moline Residents Claim
Andrew McKaufsky Oper-
ates Saloon Illegally.

Claiming that the defendant is oper-
ating a saloon in East Moline without
a valid permit, Louis Nicer and A.
De Schepper of that city, filed in cir
cult court this morning. quo warranto
proceedings against Andrew McKauf-
sky. Searle & Marshall and States
Attorney F. Z. Thompson appear for
the REALTORS.
1t is recited that on July 10, 1914,
the defendant was granted a saloon
license to operate a dram shop. 1t is
claimed by the REALTORS that the provi-
sions of the saloon ordinance of that
city were not compiled with, in that
the petition of consent did not contain
so per cent of the property owners
within a distance of $50 feet from the
location. One of the condi-
lions on which signers were secured
was McKaufsky's agreement to erect
a building costinS not less than $751;
OOO Judge Z. c. Graves issued sum-
mons, returnable July %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
PET HOUND SHOT
AT COUNTY FARM
superintendent F. B. WyEe
Kills Mad Dog Which Ran
Amuck at Infirmary.

A beagle hound for years favor
tie pet at the county infrmary, be-
came mad Tuesday and was shot and
killed by Superintendent F. B. Wylie.
AS Mr.. Wylie was washing buggy
on the place he noticed that the ami
NAL had been acting queerly. The
canine attracted his attention when it
ran toward the back door of the hos
pital and tried to get in even though
the door was closed. The dog returned
and lay down under the wagon for a
few minutes and then returned to the
institution, gaining entrance into the
office through a door which had been
left open.
superintendent Wylie followed the
canine and closed the door Of the Of
flee. He threw several dippersful of
water at the animal, which is supposed
to be a real test for mad dogs and the
animal frothed at the mouth, his eyes
turned green and spasm followed
spasm Convinced that the beagle was
really mad, the superintendent shot
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
tender FAR EWELL
PARTY TO GERMAN
Rock Island Maennerchor En-
terrain at Huber's Garden
for Louis Scholze.

As farewell party in honor of Louis
Scholze, 2737 Sixth avenue, the Rock
Island Maenerchor entertained at
Huber's garden last night Mr.
Scholze, who has resided in this city
for the past quarter of a century.
leaves next Wednesday for Saxony,
Germany, where he was born, and
where he plans spending the remainder
of his life.
About half hundred men and wom-
en- were present and the time was
spent in singing. Luncheon and re-
freshments were served during the
evening
Shortly before the affair was brought
to a close, Justice of the Peace Carl
Kuehl. a passive member of the So
ciety, in well chosen words, presented
d gold headed cane TO Mr.. ScholZe.
who has been a member of the organi-
cation for many years. During hit
residence in Rock Island, MIR. Scholze
was employed as cooper at the Rock
Island Brewing company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
CROCERS ENJOY
ANNUAL OUTING
Several Hundred People At
tend Big Picnic Being
Held at Linwood.

More than 600 excursionists boarded
the steamer w. w. this morning at
s: 80 for the big grocers' and buchers'
picnic at Linwood. Possibly the fact
that the thermometer scared around
the 95 mark this morning caused many
to seek the cooler shade of the popu-
lar picnic ground. The pleasure seek
ers commenced assembling at the dock
as early as o'clock with baskets Of
eats" Many made the trip by auto
mobile. The public was invited and the
committee had made arrangements to
handle the largest crowd in years.
The feature of this afternoons ath-
letic program was the annual baseball
game between the retail grocers and
jobbers. The jobbing statesmen have
won all of the games in the last five
years and the grocers are out for re-
venge this year. An orchestra was Sc
cured for the occasion and many of the
picnickers executed the latest steps on
the dance floor.
Several hundred more people left for
the picnic grounds at 1: 80 this after
noon on the W. w. The grocery stores
and meat markets were closed during
the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
NEW WINTERS SOLUTION
RECEIVES ITS FINAL BLOW

Champaign, I'LL, July 23.-Dr. ]. E.
Hiatt and II. 3. Barber of Newcastle,
IND. arrived here yesterday to identi-
fy the body of the girl whom "Detec-
tive" John Wallace claimed was that
of Catherine Winters.
Nicholas Larry, who said the body
was that OF his year old daughter,
opened the coffin. DR.. Hiatt and Mr..
Barber declared the child was not the
lost Winters girl.
It's ridiculous for any one 10 think
there is even any similarity" said the
doctor.
Detective Wallace, who was bank
ing on the Newcastle visitors to bear
out his theories that Catherine Win
ters' body had been taken to Florida
and then to Urbana, ILL.,, and had been
left there in the care of an under.
taker, without any pretense of a death
certificate. suddenly gave up all hope.
An hour later he was looking up
train schedules, and the mystery of
what happened to Catherine is again
open to the wits of amateur detec-
tives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
PERSONAL POINTS

c. y. Zetschel has gone to Mitchell,
S. D., to improve a 100 acre farm
which he recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Hurst left today
for Atlantic City. From there they
will go to Manchester, n. H.. where
they will join Mrs. James Conner and
her sons, Oscar Schmidt and Peter
Conner.
Miss Daisy Oden. tri-city passenger
agent of the Burlington, will leave Fri
day evening for St. Paul. where she
will join a party of Burlington pas
senger officials Saturday for 10-days'
trip through Glacier National park
The Burlington is sending it's officials
TO this park, that is fast becoming
one Of the most popular western trips,
to acquaint them with its beauties and
attractions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
POISON PUT IN SUGAR
PUZZLE FOR INSPECTOR

Decatur. Ill, July Oscar Lind
strom, inspector of the state pure food
department, was in Decatur yesterday
investigating the presence of bichlor-
ide of mercury in a package of sugar
in the home of J. r. Adams, 1912 East
Eldorado street. He left in the even
ing for Springfield. taking with him
the package of sugar from which the
sugar bowl had been filed.
Before leaving Mr.. Lindstrom said
he was positive the bichloride OF mer-
curry was placed in the sugar after il
had left the grocery store. How the
poison got into the sugar after leaving
the store remains a mystery. The
grocer asserts that he flied scores of
orders from the same barrel. and that
he had not other complaint. For this
reason Mr. Lindstrom believes there
can be no doubt the poison was placed
il. the sugar after T. left the store.
Mr.. Adams says he had had zorro
sive sublimate in his home. but not
recently, and not in his present home.
He is unable TO throw any light on the
mystery surrounding the case.
Mrs. Adams was up today and about
the home. She will recover from the
poison. When asked If she could offer
any suggestions as TO how the poison
got into the sugar. she said she could
not. and she was positive the sugar
bowl was flied soon after the sack
was opened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
Italy,s Deep Blue Skies.

The sky of Italy is noted for its
clearness. The blue is deeper not be-
cause the dust there is finer than in
the northern counties, but because
in the countries of the north, due to
the greater GOODNESS of the air, the
vapor more readily condenses upon
the dust particles. The dust particles
thus become larger and consequently
not so effective in turning back the
blue rays alone, but others are also
reflected, and a grayish effect is pro-
duced. In a single location the blue
of the sky may appear bluer at ons
time than another. The sky is often
times said to be very blue when some
white cumulus clouds are outlined
against it. The sky is then a deep
blue by contrast with the brilliant
white. After a shower, when the low
er stratum of air is washed of its
coarse dust particles, deeper and
purer blue is the result.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-23
Fire From Gasoline.

The fire department was called out
last evening at 1925 to the home of
Mrs. Mary Moller. APO Fourteenth
street, where a blaze was started by an
explosion of a gasoline can. A son
of Mrs. Moller's went to the basement
TO get gasoline to clean his clothes
and struck match to light his way
with the usual result. The boy was
painfully but not seriously burned.
Department No. 2 was also called
out at 1855 this morning, by a sawdust
blaze at the Denkmann lumber yard.