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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

It is not ''the old guard or
Stalwart element of the republican
party that is doing. the protesting
against the enormous boost in state
taxes, a. certain papers would have
you believe. any more than other
elements. It hits everybody and
is being criticized by the taxpayers
generally, regardless of how they
have been aligned politically in the
past A Glance at the names signed
to the resolutions of protest recently
adopted ia this county by the Tax
payers Protective League will show
that it &c: braces those who have been
the most ardsut followers and sup
porters of LsFollette, as we'll as those
who hav+ bsen in opposition to him.
The limit t. forhearance has been
reached snd a revolt has been started
all over the state the result of which
may not now BE- conjectured. Grant
county i pa ing to the state this year
about three times as much as it paid
last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

1t .h9sia be borne In mind that
the last legislature passed a town
and village caucus law providing
that cancuses for the nomination of
such officers snail be held at least
seven DAYS prior to the day for
holding tue spring election. There
shall De oficial ballots, prin ted
after The ma0uer of those now in
use il city and counted elections,
and no ballots shall be county ex-
cept tho7a provided by the res
pectva own and village clerks.
There VIII also be county board
of e. nramon 10 elect this spring
which S about as badly needed as
a fiftn 10 | to a wagon. The laws
relatt aa7S3 matters, entailipg
a LOT IT red tape and additional eX-
pens ne teXpayer to pay, were
Gece | Hn l,shed and commented
upol :'e columns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25
Notice Of NOn-Partisan Tax Payers
Convention.

A non partisan convention of the
tax payers and electors of Grant
County, Wisconsin, who approve and
accept the resolutions adopted by the
TAX PAYERS LEAGUE condemning
state abuses and lack of economy in
state government, is hereby called to
meet in the city of Lancaster on
Thursday, March 10Th, 1914, at one
thirty p. m, for the purpose of TAX
ing steps to compel retrenchment
liz state expenses and correct present
abuses to elect delegates to such state
convention as may be called for
similar purposes and to transact such
other business as may proparly come
before the convention.
Each town, city and village in the
county is entitled to four delegates
aud four alternate delegates in said
convention. It is requested that all
towns, cities and village hold their
caucuses on the Saturday before the
convention or at such other tins
prior to the convention as may be
agreeable Immediately after the
caucus is held in each town. city and
village, the secretary thereof will
transmit by mail to the undersigned
at Lancaster the names of the dele
gates chosen at said caucuses.
Dated February 10, 1914.
e. B ZIEGLER,
President of the Grant County Tax
payers League.
Attest JOSEPH Y. BENNETT,
Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

A story is going the rounds of the
press that a certain window washer in
Des Moines. Iowa, is said to be the
best in his line of all the world. And
we are here to admit that one who
leads his profession in the world is
entitled to much credit and praise
Somebody told this window washer
that he looked like the attorney
gene raj for the state. whereupon the
window washer asked if the attorney
general was a world beaten in his
line Unless the attorney general
was leader. the window washer re-
fused to be fattered by the mention
of aresemb lance. And he is right by
true American standards.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25
ARE YOUR EYES WEAK?

/ will make an examination of
your eyes without charge. If you
do not need glasses, we will frankly
tell you so. We wish to acquaint
you with the scientific methods we use
in fitting glasses. All work guaran-
teed. Am not stranger here. Have
been coming here for nine years. NJ
E. Martin, Optician from Madison,
Wis At the Hotel Farewell Feb.
26. q and %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25
PAY NO BOUNTY FOR
KILLING BABY WOLVES
This Premium Brings Out Young
and Careless Hunters.
Hack Gleason, Old Time Wolf Sleuth,
Insists Damage Not Done by
Experienced Nimrods.
Lancaster. Wis Feb Is, 1914.

Lancaster, Wis Feb 16, 1914.
Editor of The Herald:
AS l have been asked to explain my
views on the repeal of the bounty on
young wolves. have it for publica.
tion and circumstances leading up to
it,
It is not today as years ago, when
the settlers we're few, stock scarce
and wolves plentiful. Farmers at
that time sent for us to come and kill
off the intruders. We went and did
our work. It is not so today. Farmers
advertise keep off - You ask them
why, they tell you they have had
stock killed. Brother farmer, you
can t cite me to one instance where
the experienced hunter ever shot any
of your stock.
That is all done by reckless boys.
They 60 out and shoot at every
thing they see and hit more they
dom see than what they shoot at.
To prove this statement made. just
ask August Wenzel in the Town Of
Ellenboro what happened at his place
right in his door yard. Boys, if that
Dutcnman had or gotten hold of you,
switches cut from wild gooseberry
brush would have been at premi um.
Boys, be more careful. In the winter
time it is different when all the stock
is in yards or barns. The boys are
all in school and no farmer will OBJ
ject to hunting.
Now, brother farmer, just sign that
petition at the spring election and if
we are turned down, don't want any
more young wolves brought to me for
my decision With black ears, black
legs and white hair on end of tail.
For fact. they did not look very
wolfy to me. Not the kind l used to
catch at least. We used to get $18
for young wolves. the eame on wild
cat. Is it possible we are going
backwards?
Once more, you go to a farmer s
house today at noon, you are not in
vited to dinner. You are told to get
off the place and if you want a drink
go to the branch and get it, and pass
on. Don't mistake me, I don't mean
all farmers. if I did, I would hit Abe
Key of Patch Grove, once a farmer,
also Grandpa Jamison of Beetown.
once farmer. I mean the kicker,
who goes so far as to threaten to shoot
the dogs Don't do that. If the ex-
perienced hunter does kill anything
make him pay for it, that is your
property and if you shoot his dogs,
they are his property and you will
have to come across and settle. and
perhaps on the impulse of the moment
you will be compelled to try your
muscle, see!
Keep close to me, just sign that
petition and if we fail, it will only
be another Short Line Railroad af
fair, we will try some other way. If
thu Editor will only stick to US,
will come again next week and tell
you all about the Wallace Richie
deal Of this city, and the John Garry
deal of Bloomington and tell you why
I object to paying bounty on Young
wolves, no matter who it hits. Put
toe boot on if it fits. l am a kicker
from away back. Will tell you all
about it next week.
Hack Gleason.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

discussed before the Delavan civic
club at Madison, Monday night by
Assistant Secretary of State Nagler Of
Hudson and Harry F. Bolens of Port
Washington. This is the leading
question Of the day and one upon
which too much light cannot be
thrown
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

Tb h It Washington has
pass i tremendous majority
the ~ lisr alton measure auth
Orizi me president to build
$3.50 600 railroad from Alaska's
coasr rs ,oai fields, thus opening
up the ss~, resourC es of that cOun-
try tor "aval and commercial uses
The S .ad already passed the
bill. =. !, II soon reach the presi-
dent become law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

Now an airman has stayed in the
sky more than Is hours on stretch.
Before last week the record was IA
hours. And he did more than to
stay in the air-he kept her a-going.
He covered 1850 miles without COM
ing to earth. What next in air
navigation ? ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25
Strayed or Stolen.

A black mare with foal, twelve
years old, and weighs about 1000
lbs Strayed away or was stolen
from the pasture of William Wun-
derlin near the Potosi depot. The
mare was smooth shod and has
been missing since the first week of
February. A reward will be given
for the return of the mare.
Joseph KOeller.
Dated Potosi Wis, Feb. 23d, 1914.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25
GRANT COUNTY
School Board
Convention

To the School Officers and
Teachers
The Annual School Board
Convention for Grant County
will be held at the following
places on the dates herein
named:
PIatteViiIe, City Hall, March 2
Lancaster, Court House, March 8
FennimOre, City Hall, March a.
Bloomington, City Hall, March 5
Program commences at $50
o'clock a. m.
Every school officer and ev-
cry teacher in the county is
urged to attend one of the
COW entions. An interesting
and helpful program has been
planned. School officers should
encourage their teachers to
come to the convention. Chap-i
ter 255. Laws of 1913, gives
school boards power to allow
their teachers to attend school
conventions without deducting
from their wages.
School clerks, directors and
treasurers who attend the con-
ventIon will receive 81 90 and
mileage 1t is quite as import
ant that school directors avail
themselves of the opportunity
to attend the convention as
the clerks.
Visitors are cordially invited
to attend the convention.
Trusting that every school
officer and teacher will take
advantage of the opportunity
to attend the convention and
take active part in the discus
sions that come up for cOnsid-
GRAFTON, l am,
Very respectfully,
j. c. BROCKERT
County Superintendent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

FOR SALE-Six room house with two
lots on good corner in city of Lam
caster. Fruit trees, hard and soft
water, sidewalk. Everything in best
repair. Will sell cheap. FRANK
KOFLER, the tailor. 52tfc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

ESTATE of Anthony Bulman. deceased
~ State of Wisconsin. County Court of
Grant County-In Probate.
Notice IS hereby given. that at the special
term of the county court. to be held in and
for said county, at the court house in The
city OF Lancaster. in said county. on the
5tk Tuesday of March, A. d. 1914. being
the 3lst daY of March. 1914. at the hour
of one O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
matter will be heard and considered:
tor of the estate of Anthony Bulman. de-
ceased, for the adjustment and allowance
of his administration account and the as
such other persons as are by law entitled
Their Ito.
By order of the Court.
E. 3. GOOOSELL. County Judge.
Dated Feb. 18th. 1914
Geo. b. Glen Atty. for Admr.
1St ms. Feb. Is: last ms. Mar. IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

FOR SALE-Eikhtr room frame house
and eight lots in south part of city
of Lancaster; new barn. Everything
in good shape. Fruit trees, berries,
etc. Good location. Will sell cheap.
Inquire at premises.
52tfc MRS. FLORENCE OHLERT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

The al # state expenditures
and the leIaJlon to high taxes was
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

A spool Of the best thread on
earth free see Crichton's adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

To get spool of the best thread
made free see David Crichton 81
Co.'s adv. in this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

FOR RENT 80 acre farm three miles
south of Hurricane. Good house,
and outbnildings; we'll with wind
mil. About so acres under cultiva-
ton; balance timber and pasture
land. Write to or see Pay May,
City, Lancaster, Wis. 52tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

You wouldn't throw nlckle in
the fire would you9 The coupon in
Crichton's adv.-th1s paper-is
worth that much if presented not
later than March 4th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

Try a Herald want ad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

A new and better thIead-and
one spool free if you clip the coupon
in Crichton's adv. in this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

FOUND-A pair of spectacles. Own
er may have same by identifying
them at this office and paying the
charges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

milch COWS and some good heifers.
Peter Hoffman, Lancaster 52tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

A spool of the best thread on
earth free-eee Crichton's adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

FOR SALE--Twin M 81 M b. p. and
single Flanders b. p. motorcycles
in good condition. Bargains. Bur
nell Suite, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

You wouldn't throw nickle in
the fire, would you? The coupon in
Crichtons adv.-this paper-is
worth that much if presented net
later than March 4th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-25

A spool of the best thread on
earth free see Critchon's adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
BRUDSTYKKER AT IBSENS
BRAND.
(Ovcrsat al Ole O. Lien.)

II is the sick society
That from its ailments must be free.
You would but trihe. sport and
spree
Relieve a little, but not see
The world Of sin and misery
Then pile your load OF guilt and
shame
On HIM who to the rescue came
And took the Fathers wrath and
flame.
Gross, crown Of thorns and piercing
lance
He had TO bear, 81 YOU could dance
Dance on,-bui where that dance viii
end
That is another case, my friend.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
From IBSEN'S BRAND.
Translated by Ole o. Lien.)

What man calls charity or love
Is not the true one from above.
Gods love is not a tender child
1t is not maudlin, weak and mild;
His love divine is strict and stern.-
His healing touch mtst smart and
burn.
No compromises did He make
When the redemption was at stake.
His Son, who bore the guilt and stain
OF all the world. must plead in vain;
The cruel cup He had to drain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
Dcbbelt9jan9eren.
"a nor rrrnt tiIbonc ira Cihn-

\c8 par oerot iilbaae IRA N'"".
nicu eitcr lem Mars NronTr,
Sea itoo 1anifc nIerc / %crocn %
fin0c fnaot intOc mia t~ilrctic / Soil'
Sor. NIin cncitc SlGqtntna pdr en-
dommel ria Sonte iom hapoc lopct
at aiorc mig til iiu @rpina. hpi9 lc0
niIoc pulqe Sen aciitIi9c Stano III
nit irciutioiee anlb. : 10 Var hap
Sc ic1 oirct mig Tor bette Stnoinm,
irer par ga rciit ub al Sanoet uoen
at oonan henOca GiIaipcIie.
Zen ierite Senodg citer min Gil
ba1efomit I'll @onhon gif iea &irte
iii SeimeSic. llroer hen lerite SnI'
me foI0t nit @Iif pna ct al De pnoig-
tic Iuiioter lea nogcniinnc baOOe
iect - bchspcr lea at tiI'eic, at BET
uar eli ina GiQe6 An't9t.
Ct Cicblif citcr meotc$ pore Zine.
Set Qup ct Srt / benoc. @rm blcp
bIisienoe rs6, men oIlcre6c nritc
9Si horoe Inn fattet ia od nltteoc
inilcrbc Ill mia. SomtiOil laGoe
huu lin NoanO pao Ell Glnre Nerrc9
9Crm % bpiifche uo1ct I'll ham. st
lDotrnf ri Gorunorirl GIeN hen opcr
hans Aniint 40 Set iorDanhIcoc3 til
ct SmiI, IA han iaa rem pna mig oa
niffeoc.
Sea oor uoe al mia icIu al Gor
boiiicIic, men blep Set crNuu mere,
"a Ocn unQc (ige citcr cnot @uS2-
tiencitc fort mig / NieNc mc0 no
itraft Maano.
"Granci5~. ioaoc Inn, "trocOc on
life. lea ficnStc Hig iQjcu? &iIol OF
uurc Qaact uoeu al founnc 1cn til
o5?"
Seq ioritoO M at Ser pao Ell clcr
on0cn Maooc maotte ijnoc en- mis-
ioritaaeIic Stco, men fife oelto min
nre to1 icQ Sen Soano, bun raftc
mia. Ncu0c. merfebIoo zine. Tom
iaa pan mig mcO ct miIot, fjrrIiQ
@lif, qioroc mig hcIt iurUlrret, %
set pur finn mco 0eiuGr, at oct Inffc
0c5 mia at iremitanunc, at bun uilt
fog ieil.
Sea bIcp imioIcrtio oibru0t al Ct
let SIaa paa SftlNcrcn al Den ior
onttaltc GI6rc Ncrrc % bct llNroob
"@no set mn bare not, fom mto
bicm til min aonc, bum pil ~iiftcrt
bIi QlnN opcr al ic 0iA."
ga Ell Girfe life par noAct pa@.
icnOc Stco ior pocrliacrc Goriinrin
ringer. ulltc ica mco, men "a nj
Tom uncuior. itnnoicoc lea % luQ0c
Seq nil life trrnqe nia mo poo
Gem un0cr Stin al Ell T%ciltoaelIc
N}it NoUu cr 1rnnci5 (roiiorO."
"1rn'iorO~, Qientoa Merren mcO
ct iuI'omt Sn1il. ia set cr ruo'te
tloQt mot; men tom on Blot 6rduci2
(roiioro. NorQrpc ~ hans 6omi
lie err itaOiQ Dine aooc &cuncr. Gen
ituffrla GOitD Ser uiIoc Til belt ior
tpilct. hoi5 Nu Qier oig uimnIiQ
/
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
bette Menneife meo Sc ilspe Giifeei.

80 NNh'iih ~ lhN " HWY btIANbt
ne, DC opourltc0e ainocr % ben quit,
nc N%nligtsiarbc uirteliq hnpe noaer
Siahc0 meO mia? Gn iefol0 @picl
dlcrlneunlor mia, On lea Qlor0e MIC
lelu bette SpsrgSmnol. % oct por
meb Ell bis in6re SilircOSltiaelic, al
lea beiuoreoc oct b~enpltenoe. 5000
min bopOe i%oronOrct ia / hei @rno.
og oct par tuOeIiat at e, al BET o1C
Nettlnaer par gouet ncb n6 9nffC
meo BAN. Sea 9if bcn % Iagoc min
Soonb pon bans SfuIocr.
"@ooopin", uobrco lea, "hpo6 is'
rcr dig tiI6o9c til G~nglonb?"
San Tor op og blep IigblcI.
"Sroiioro, or set 0ig?" uobrsb
ban tiIipnelooenbe beroIigct.
Or on tonlmet nleo Sfi6ct nl?"
ueobIep iea, oq ga ban bcfrGiteoc
bette Spsr9Smool. iiIisicbc icg: On
lfulbe uiit bener blcuct, bpor on bar.
"@porior?" ipurgte ban nli5troiif.
"SpiS ou life ielu pe0 set fan oet
10 pGre BET iamme", ipnreOe ieg ro-
liz. oq otter OF houe beltilt Ell SLATE
@tn %bcannOtc lea ioriigtiA al ipsrIc,
bOorlcoe9 oct bar gouet bam / sc ior-
lobrc 9lur, % Tom ieg bnuoc pentet,
par set 9aoct ham oonrIigt.
80 buoO agter on MI at Qiere?"
ipurQte leg.
Seq refer til 2onoon, buor lea
bar &enner."
"SfuIoc oi5ic %cnner life tiliUI-
oilt prre Ell Semitic peO 9ioun &nr-
Qrope3?"
$50, netop, 3uo6 fienOcr on til
0en?"
Sea iauot set tloQeIt at iortuac
BAN SmnOhcocn, % oa lea bar iUr.
Oi9 nIeo min Ncretning. blcp set
hans 3ur. Get bite lia, at hans
Goocr % G0itb5 bup0e pprct &Cns
ncr, o. tiltro0a Tor hans iterrc e0cr
min0rc Sun0er hapoe oen aumle
NorQrouc life billet ildn Nnnnbcn ~
i'm lln901m2pcn@ Son. G0ith % ban
houoc nGret @cacfamcratcr, % Fan
hopOc irict iii hen0e mere Tor sen
Tormle9 Stnlb, hlrn Ell @nnl ifuIoe
nruc, enc pnn @rltno al nogcn itor
3iurliNheo til benoe - ioa mcqet lit
lCu lt0 al BAN. San hap0e uitplrn
oct ben0c ct &o'tc ON at oentc pon
bonn I lem Mar. oA mi por ban fom
met bicm Tor at Iepe Al henoc3 90
SpiNcrio0Crcn2 Vcnae.
Sea ifnr GUnber al Hoicri, ga icN
bortc bcttc, men icQ giorbe QoNc. @fi-
ncr til ilct SpiI o. iorciIpo BAN, at
ri ifltIOc icllc5 iii 2onOon ~ lam.
men oiIUQ1c ct @cIog nos Snr1ro-
pes.
Mop6c SoNcn pUrct al minSrc pc
tp0ninq, pilOc ieQ hare moret mig
f%oitcIid oper Sen @citnrtclic, ser mo-
lcoc liz poa mine me @enner3 Nm
lilt ga (icncrcn mel0tc:
"Nr. 5roiiorO o. 6r. G5ooo-min. "
"r<cQ hoo6cr. &c oil raaitionnc
min llcQcmntte", iaQOt icQ, Ger
brinlcr lea Sem Sen pirfeliAc Irnn-
els. Sc bar life pilct fro mia paa
nit Gro, men Tor NienoalicrninQer
nIan Ge boie Gent"
Get poreoe lpnqc in0cu Nr. %
Eru Nor0ropc tom iig al i'm Gor-
pouicIie. men ga ieQ loo mia ON,
G0itb iorl1ot Stuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

"HHWC NUII UFt Ut UVftH U0T!tFI1e
Sio. ioroi DC life aater pao Haturens
Sariel. 9eoenct fan praftiif talt be-
iTites moo SMoom ueo M % oa at
taae en- Coils al Or. Teters aurifo.
SHgcn Tpothefer- Mcoicin. N9rn,ere
S%plpsninger iaaes peo at ifripe til
Tr. Tcter Sahrncp & Cons Co, 10
-25 so. &onnc Ipc., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

N}orQc Maoue6cr cr iorle6ct ii0cn
hin Normi0boQ. Cen @onQ itoo
Soumlcren / iulot TIor. mi cr set at
Ter %aor. ) long 5ib pur G0itb
tolo "a tilboQchol0cn0c opcrior MIG.
% uNcn set mo0erliQr &eulfob, lea
mcbtr hos Gru NarQrouc. buem lea
bctroc0c mine 0nifer. piIoc ied llU-
item pUrc bIct bruQt iii Iortpilclic.
Sea iii licnncm min monerlinc
&cnin0c at pioc. at Goith life tunbc
tiIdiut liz iclp SEN IciltoNeIic. blul
hauOc bGlooct. Gc&u0en por hin,
AZ Sen N}cniu1. at bum par bunoeu
til @c9omin men paa Ben nn6cn 81.
Sc pnr Ser intet / &crocn. iom frnoc
iornaa heu6c til at QiIte liz mes
ban. M1i0Icrti0 iorcfom Set benOc.
At hun life fln6e Qiitc liz me0 en-
anOtm ipr Goo0wiu bap0e Qipct ben
Sc hcuOc5 Cr6 tilbalc.
StiaiuQcu udr nUittn moboINe.
liQ o. en- ltieu 0dQ ppieltc jca min
helOiNpi3 iorhGuUrcnoe Qob6clt-
llUnNcr % ipurltc ham. hpor nteact
nan pilbc hape ior at iorlaSc Sonbct.
Get bIcn ell our Slitcric. men iel
hapoe mco @lUoe Qipct set tioobbclte
Tor at blipc ham tpit. Nu par &cicu
Ill Goth iri. % ica bctrnftc nliO life
lTnNc. : nritc Hoe hoIoer ri NrnI.
Inn. o. lea islcr mia iuINt % init
%opcrbcui't ON. at icl al oa iii nil
icuoc min GobbcItQiGracr er renIil
Sorfc hi uocn ham uar ica oloria
bet 6cn IuffeIilc Mano. lea M or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

cent ~rsrsras.esnsn- III eIeot % Seuno
! bet sanle 9ano.
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CHANGES IN RUNS ON
WESTER PACIFIC

The order annulling passenger
trains Nos. 8 and 4 on the Western
Pacific went into effect Sunday. 1t
is announced that this order will be in
effect for about three months, and
that these trains will be running
again early in February of next year.
]. F. Hayes, G. F. Beach and J. d.
Knox, conductors who have been on
the passenger run from Salt Lake to
Winnemucca, have been assigned to
freight runs out of Salt Lake, and
James Smith and o. Schofleld, who
have been on the run from Winnie
mucca to Gerlach, have been assigned
freight runs out of Winnemucca. II.
w. Gibson, who has been on the Salt
Lake-Winnemucca passenger run has
been assigned to the Winnemucca-
Portola run, together with Robert
Ballatine and two other passenger
conductors from Sacramento. l.. d.
Bayrell, w. II. Campbell, w. J. Nee
han and G. r. Coin will continue on
the passenger run from Salt Lake to
Winnemucca.
The west end run has been chang
ed for passenger engine crews from
Winnemucca to ortola instead of Win
nemucca to Gerlach as heretofore.
There is a rumor in circulation that
the runs of freight crews and engine
crews Is to be changed also to Por-
tola instead of Gerlach as at present.
However, this order has not been bull
letined as yet.
There are now but two passenger
trains running on the Western Pa
cific, No. 1, westbound which leaves
here at 11:15 um, and No. 2 which
leaves Winpemucca at 1855 q. m.
These trains are kiown as the "Pan-
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FATAL ACCIDENT
At ROCHESTER

A. c. Finley, carpenter employed
on the new mill at Rochester, fell so
feet to the ground on Wednesday af-
ternoon, and sustained fatal injuries
from which he died at 300 a. m
Thursday morning
After the fall Finley was picked up
unconscious and removed to the Ho-
tel Brunswick in upper town where
DR.. Wilson attended to him. He new
er regained consciousness although
he lived some twelve hours after the
fall. The base of his skull was badly
fractured and his face was badly cut
and bruised. DR.. Wilson pronounced
the case as hopeless from the start.
Finley is well known here and has
many friends. Scott Hickey and
Charles Madison are old time friends
of his, the former having known him
in Bakersfield, Cal, where he belong
ed to the carpenters union and where
he is supposed to have some relations.
They are trying to get in communica-
tion with his folks.-Review-Mi Miner.