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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
WASHBURN MEETS
BAD BEFEAT
os.nah Trims washsurn Z. shs
Tune 81 is 10 8

Last Sunday Washburn ball team Came
over with the idea OF handing out to
Odanah tirst-class trimming for she reason
that they had defeated Ashland but returned
home sadder but wiser bunch as Odanak
turned the trick by score of 19 10 9.
This team from across the bay certainly has
no license to even score on bur team. In
las, SUNDAYS game kid Starr came into
his own with hits at times 20 bat, three
of which were two-sackcts and played
second in the same old way full of "pep"
and without an error. Basner pulled of
his usual stunt, two two-sackSrs and home
run. Two-basc hits seem TO be the fad
with the boys just now.s Manager Day is
highly elated by the way the boys are per-
forming. In fact the whole team is round
ing into shape in nice style and the game
next Sunday with Ashland will be hum.
mer as Manager Days speed boy will try
hard to clean the board of the two defeats
met at Ashland. The only drawback the
team has at present is i'll the pitching staa
as the pitchers Doolit,le and Greeley both
need lot of working out to round into
shape.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
EPWORTH LEAGUE
CONVENTION
Will BE HeIdssln Ashland Starting
Tomorrow. is

# Tomorrow evening the district conven-
ton Of the Epworth League Of the Ashland
district willsopen in Ashland. II will be a
four days meeting snd will be the occasion
for large gathering Of members OF this
society from all parts Of the district. Su-
perior will send large delegati. of Ep-
worth Leaguers who will take a prominent
part in the convention. The arrangements
are in charge of officers of the Ashland dis
trict Of which Radio Johnson is president.
TIE feature-of: the convention will be
the address of Bishop w. A. Quayle of the
Methodist church OH Monday evening.
Miss Emma "A. Robinson of Chicago,
national secretary Of the Junior League,
will address the convention on Tuesday.
Rev. w. I. Kern, of Superior, will de-
liver an address on stCopsecration in Boots"
at the. Sunday afternoon meeting. The
convention sermon will be preached by Rev.
y. w. Irish, superintendent of this district.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

WHILE INDIANS FROM OTHER PLACES
Represent the Biggest Portion Of
These Cases

This town and reservation gets credited
with every case of drunkenness that is taken
to the various federal courts and credit as
coming from the Bad River Reservation in
all cases. The real fact in the matter is
that the biggest majority of these cases are
caused by people who come here from
outside reservations to work, while we will
admit that some are from this reservation
il nevertheless is credit with cases Of per-
sons that do not belong here and as a result
Bad River reservation is looked upon as a
place in which i lot of whis key is used and
thus given black eye. In the early years
Of this reservation DOT of whiskey was
consumed here but of late years the traffic
in this branch has decreased until today the
decrease in the use of intoxic ants is very
low compared to what i! was. If the OH
cials of all federal courts would see that
the people indicted for whiskey were made
to state where they belonged and the case
to that place that would aid materially III
pidCltlS TIC Ddu i>lVCl lCSCifdtiOH III iSSdi III
whiskey. OF course there are some that
make it practice to drink but these are
considered by the inhabitants as hopeless,
Still this is not many and all are made TO
suffer for the few that does so. We had a
prominent member Of this band tell us that
at times in Ashland he is ashamed to walk
down second street in Ashland at times for
the fact that there is a certain crowd thar
can be seen drSik on the sfreets there near
iiy everyday and it is fronA this fact that
everyone else ON the reservation arc conaid-
cred drinkers by people who do not know
the real facts. Yes, we think this mem
Der correct and cannot blame people for the
many remarks being made in regards the
Indian as they see only one sides.Aof the
question and thus form their conclusions.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
BIG TIMBER DEAL
IS RyMORED
The stesrns Lbr. Co. Figures in
Large Timber Oest.

II is rumored, bur not automatically,
around the village, that the Stearns Lumber
Co., has Just closed a timber deal in western
pine that involves 7,74o, 900, 900 feet Of
timber and If true is the largest deal in
timber land pulled off in recent years and
means years Of steady saving for two or
three mills. This timber we understand is
located in Oregon and California and is the
tract Of timber known as the railroad land
grant that was taken over by the govern
lncnt.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Repairs Ills Store.

VIM. Lapointe has just completed repairs
to his confectionery store OH Wisconsin
Avenue that puts it now in a class by itself.
Nice new lineloeum has been added and a
new front nas been added. Our village can
now boast Of having the best confectionery
store in this part of the country. Mr.
Lapointc is doing everything that can be
done to cater to the public wants. This
week he received a consignment of straw
berries from Hood, Ore, these berries are
celebrated Tor their favor and size.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Injured At Gimp.

Hugh Mcdonald, brakeman for the A..
o. & NJ. sR'y, was quite seriously injured
while switching in the woods this wee' !.
Mr.. Mcdonald while setting brake in
some manner was struck in the back by 4
log falling from the car. He was at once
brought to town and taken to the emer-
gency hospital here where he WIS examined
by DR.. H. A. Sincock and was removed to
the ST. Joseph's hospital at Ashland.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
G. Spr.nsstead Con-
fined 20 HE Home
RI nTlcxoF THE DREADED DISEASE
,slsh Oslssr Or. y. A. sinsoek
Hss Case veil In Hsad.

LAST Monday DR.. H. A. Sincock called
consultation DR.. Smiley, OF Ashland, in
case Of o. c. Springfield Of this village
the case was diagonizcd and pronounced
all pox and the patient was Immediately
ccd under quaszatinc in his own home.
Many people had been exposed to the
5ase owing to the fact thst Mr.. SPRING
ID did not know- the nature Of the disease
consequence large number of people
vaccinated as precautionary measure
prevent the disease from spreading
is the first case that has been reported
his village for years past or since the
epidemic. Last winter it was reported
small pox had broke out here which
not the case but now they can say that
Il pox is at Odanah. ~
10 allxiety Is felt a. TO the spreading OF
disease as everything has been done
sing TO that end. Beside the patient
wife and two small children are quarin-
:dfwith him. Mr.. Scars has charge Of
case and keeps sharp lookout that no
son gets near the dwelling. Of course
sasiless is felt by many as to the outcome
should any new cases dcyelope the en-
: community will be compelled to get
ccinated. Today the patient is reported
:, s,t;cfaetorv coud;s;on and no serious
'ults are looked for.
The entire store force of the Stcarns Lbr.
s, have been saccinated. 1t undo,i5tet
would be bad time OF the year for =
all pox epidemic to break out as the
a,heT is hot and would cause great agony
ong the patients than III colder weather
ould more cases develope the erection of
,est house would be rushed as the old
burned to the ground some years ago.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Cato Sells Intends to Enforce Indian Treaty In
The Indian Country
IN REGARDS WHISKEY IN THE
Territory On Which Liquor IS Rrobibited--Wiscon-
sin May BE : Dry Territory.

.ncsota but the entire reservations in the
country. Should the department decide to
take action in this matter it will mean the
entire wiping out of saloon in central and
northern Wisconsin for the reason that
this sissall ceded Indian territory and was
known IS the Northwest territory.
The letter of the treaty0of 1854 made at
Lapointe, Wisconsin undoubtedly will be
enforced 70 the letter and the decision by
the department to prohioit liquor on Indian
territory meaus that the entire Northwest
territory ceded at that treaty is Indian land
as it has never been paid for, so therefore
ii means that every saloon located in said
territory comes under this section of the
law prohibiting the sale of liquor. Judge
Willard held that the treaty. of 1855 was
valid and handed down a decision as such.
This is the decision that will be gone over
by the department and i, it is found wabbly
the order for fhe enforcement will go into
effect.
That Cato Sells intends to enforce the
liquor laws on reservations is an assured
fact and person that knows Mr. Sells knows
that he is a man that viii do just what he
says and he intends stopping the liquor traf-
tic on Indian territory and if his present
move does not miscarry this section will be
a dry territory shortly. !
Y The supreme court handed down de-
scision in the Minnesota case against the
government and undoubtedly the present
move sAill also land in the courts
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
70 lasproye Ihestrc

John w. Hsfto, the genial manager Of the
Loyal Theatre informs US will add two
more new and up-to-date fans and will pro-
cure more ventilation thus making it more
comfortable for his patrons during the
warm weather, and he also will have his
theatre fumigzted once week and disin-
fectant used daily to protect them from dis
ease. You can 60 to the Loyal resting
assured that il will be sanitary and the home
of pure fresh air. MIR. Harto is endeavoI-
ing TO protect his patrons in every way
possible and add comfort TO their visits TO
his play house.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Show Mss 6sol

The show given At the Loyal rheatte
last Wednesday evening was 81 high class.
The manager of the Nation Woods Co.,
announced that this would he the last ap-
pearance Of this company in Odan.h owing
TO the fact that the attendance would not
warrant making this town. But we UNDER
stand they will make Bayfield,, Washhurn,
Ashland. Hurley, norwood and Bessemer.
II is too bad that Odsnsh had to be dropped
from the circuit As this ~as > good company
and deserved better houses than they have
been playing 10. Undoubtedly this town
is dead one so far as road shows are con-
cemed.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

The dates for the Annual Camp Meeting
has been changed to August 18th to 18th
this year. Each year camp meeting has
been held here, hut this wears event is ex-
pected to outclipse anything ever held in
previous years. We learn that more strenu-
Gus efforts will be made this year for 4 big
ger, better and more progressive camp
meeting than ever before. The grounds
will be repaired and put in 6rst-class shape
for, this big event. Rev. 6. F. Jacobs will
undoubtedly have entire charge of the ar
ranging OF this meeting.
For Rent Automobile Phone Culver Hotel
Ashland, Wis.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

Washington, b. C.--Esery reasonable
effort will be made to keep liquor from the
Indians in Minnesota, said Commissioner
Cato Sells Of the Indian Bureau in refer
ence to the enforcement Of the anti-liquor
provision OF the treaty Of 1855.
81 am especially grati6ed that the pro-
hibition territory includes the White Earth
reservation, where we have had a great deal
Of trouble in keeping liquor from the In
dams
Commissioner Sells has telegraphed Spec
ial Agent Larsen, in charge Of the enforce
m.nt Of the Indian liquor laws, to come e
Washington for conference. He has also
instructed his subordinates in the Indian
bureau TO gather all the data bearing on the
liquor situation in Minnesota. The Com
missioner indicated that he would make :
statement Of the bureaus policy early mex,
week. after he has studied the supreme
court decision in the Bemidii ease.
1t would seem from the above that Com
missioner Cato Sells means to enforce the
treaty Of 1855 and will mean shatsalI liquor
will be elected from Indian territory and i
we remember rightly it was under this same
treaty that 'sPussyfoot" Johnson and Nor
bet Scro were proceeding in their raids
throughout the Northwest in the suppression
of liquor to Indians and they held that nc
Intoxicating liqpor could be Introduced OF
sold on any Indian territory ceded or other
wise and undouhfedly this ,noyc on the part
of the department ssill MOI only eject Min
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Is Sadly Iajurcd

George Messenger yesterday was badly
injured on his farm west of this village and
sustained fracture Of his right arm in two
two places; one at the shoulder and he
other at the wrist, He was cleaning his
stable out when in some manner he acc:-
IDENTIFY touched one OF his horses which arc
full of life and WAS kicked with the above
result. He was taken to the ST. Joseph's s
hospital at Ashland.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Purchases New Horse

The Lapointe agency has just purchased
from Dr.. Buckle saddle horse for the use
Of the government farmer at this place and
il Is 4 nice animal. Mr.. Stienstra is highly
elated over his new saddle horse and will
use him in his travels among the farmers on
tbs. reservation.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
Married Last tuesday.

John Brobreski and Miss Lena Anderson
both popular young people, Of Ashland,
were married at that place last Tuesday at
the home of the brides parents. The
groom for some time past has been head
clerk at the Hanson Clothing Company
sore while the bride is one OF Ashland )
popular young ladies. John has the best
wishe, Of his many friends in Odanah-
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
At ST. MARYS'
ScHoOl SOON
Commencement Eaeselsss Thurs :
asy Eve. june 10th.

The great event Of the coming week will
be the Commencement exercises Of the
St. Marys' School. Those pupils who have
been preserving and studious enough %
merit diploma are Michael Francis Lee
mieux, George Joseph White, Ella Cath
arine Popio, Mable Bernadeste kcilty,
Rose Cecilia Goegan, Mary Madeline
Raiche. Mercidita Gondia.
The honors Of the class are divided be-
ssscen Ella Popio and Mabel Keilty, the
former being the vzledictorian, the latter
the salutatorian. Mablc also carries Of the
palm for regular attendance, not having
missed day this term previous to June I,
when she was excused for the purpose Of
attending the Ashland high school exercises
where her sister Alice, one Of ST. Mary's
former pupils and an alumna Of the school
carried off the second honor. Edward j.
ITCHY and Charles r. Kelly, deserves spec
ial mention as they have completed the ninth
grade and viii dosusless enter college next
fall. The program is rs follows:
OPENING CHORUS "Our Colors'' School
SALuFxToRY Rowing no. Drifting
Mabel Bcrnadefte Kelly
Class Sosc ".Sweet Twilight Hour Class
CLASS Prophecy Mary Madeline Raiche
VALEDrcToRY 'sTruc Nobility :
Ella Catherine Popio
Drill AND SONG The Tea Party
Primary Gials
oPEsErTA "Old Glory" School
CohFEsaING OF DIPLOMAS
Rev. ]. M. Koudelkar, r. p,
Class FLOWER: Guelder Rose. Class
CoLoRs: Gold and Willie. Class MoTTo:
.'Ro~ing. 70, Drifting Class PoET:
Henry w. Longfellow. CLASS PATRos:
Our Lady Of Victory
CAST OF CHARACTERS
GENERAL PUTNAM Jeremiah Dufcck
COLONEL SrocuM George Vhitc
MAJOR -SNiFFIN Edward keilty
IoE Mason - Rowland VerTetta
SIMPLE PETER Edward ITCHY
Tan PAYscN. guard Michacl Eelnieux
Hans ScHNEIpER John TsiSa.ss.vec
COMPANY OF TkAMPs
j Lawrence obern. Luke Obeln, Sam De-
loney. Ernest Grey, Sera Maccardinc
BOYS OF 10
Charles Kelly, Lyzeme Savage, Gregory
Tcnute, Peter .Len,ieux, John Iwobirds,
Peter Grove, Elmer Rainville
HEssIAN SOLDIERS
Robert Neveaux, Edmund Gurnoe, Frsiicis
Antoine, Harry Wolfe, George Rehotle,
Jos. Poppio, Edward Rainville. Jno. peFot
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
20 WE CELEBRATE
JULY FOURTH.
es Us Get Together sWd Celebrate
st Home This Once.

Are we to celebrate this year! That is
,c question. Are wei
We arc of the opiriou that we should
Celebrate at home just this once. Don't
ov think so! Let US try and get together
nd talk this matter over. Il can't be that
,ou take no interest IN a celebration for
,our village. We can have nice celebra-
ton here Mr.. Citizen and Business man If
you will just lend your aid. Let US make
the Eagle scream At home for once. Get
busy. Let us hear from you.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

The Ladies Aid society Of M: E. Church
win hold their Annual Spring Fair, June Is,
I9 and 10th. Three nights in their new
hall on Ashland avenue. Everybody is
cordially invited TO attend
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
vlsltle1 Here This Week.

H. E. Roberts, of Muskogee, Okla, and
wife arrived in the village the first Of the
week for several days visith Mrs. Rob-
erts parents, Simeon Denolnic and wife.
Mr.. Roberts was at one time connected
with the government farmers Office here and
during his stay here made many friends that
wers pleased to meet him again. He is
now connected with work for the FIVE civil
lized tribes il Fklahoma.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
NoTEs OF GAME

! ssDucky'' Holmes certainly has the hook
slide working good ;.
George Hill, d Jake Shaw's Feds"
played left field for the regulars Sunday and
he certainly showed Up fne as he is good
stickcr and a fast fielder.
Ed Dennis is sure there with that third
base steal. e =
Manager Day covers first in his usual
classy style and this year is second "Hal"
Chase. d.. !,
Mcbride, Basner and Hill is a stoncwalI
outfeld, while. Day, Starr, Holmes and
Dennis are the goods of the infeld.
Pennock is certainly playing in hard luck
this year as he cut his foot quite severely
lust before the game Sunday.
Dennis catch of q foul ball Sunday
brought the fans standing. as, also. did
.HiIl's catch on the fence in left field.
The grand stand will be in 6rs.-class
shape for Sundays game as Contractor
Zuercher has had men busily engaged III re-
pairing the same and Sunday the roof will
be on. Turn out and give the boys ill.,
The Grant boys did not show up for
Sundays game.
Waters work as umpire showed de
cidcd improvement over the Ashland.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

For Rent Automobile Phone Culver Hotel
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12
WASHBURN
Totals 80 9 8 ?, 10 5

SUMMARY: 2:-base hits--Newagon, Nc
Bride, Starr (3), Hill, Basner t2), Homes,
Pennock ~; Home Run--Basner; Stolen
s--Starl, Dennis, Peterson; Sacrifice
Hit Holmes; Bases on Balls--off Estabrook
(2), off Doolittle (2), off Greeley ~;
Struck out--by Packard ~, Estabaook ID;
Doolittle (6), Greeley ~; Double Play
Mcbride to Day; Hit by Pitcher Starr,
Mcbride, Packard, Peterson, Posey; Wild
Pitch -Doolittle; :Umpire--Watter
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
FIREMEN SUCCEED IN
SAVING COUNTY GARAGE

What might have been a very dis
astrous fire, was prevented Monday
afternoon. when a blaze started in
the county garage at the rear end
of the court house. The firemen
were on the scene within a very short
time after the alarm was sounded
and succeeded in saving the building
from total destruction, although
some of the things in the garage
were destroyed. including a couple
OF fur coats belonging TO Sheriff
Grain, some extra tires and other
auto appliances and tools. The car
was not in at the time. A tank of
gasoline was stored in the building,
but this dangerous possibility of
ueath and destruction made no diff
ference to the fire boys. whose quick
work was rewarded with good results
as we'll as eliciting numerous compli-
ments from interested citizens. 1t is
believed the fire was caused from
spontaneous combustion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
HAIGHT ENTERS RACE
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

An incident of Wednesdays politi-
cal situation was the announcement
of A. l.. Haight, that he is a candi-
date on the republican ticket for the
nomination for judge of the ninth
judicial district, subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the September
primary election. There had been
rumors that Mr.. Haight was contem-
plating entering the race, and his
many friends in Ely received word
of his final decision with many ex-
pressions of satisfaction. Mr. Haight
was elected to the assembly two
years ago. and proved an efficient
mem Der of the legislative body, doing
good work on the judiciary commit
tee. 1t is believed by his friends
that he is well qualified for the po-
sition he seeks and that he will prove
a strong candidate. He has been a
resident of Ely for about eight years.
and is a member of the law firm of
Walker and Haight.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
PAIL :. MoORMAN
FOR COUNTY TREASURER


Paul Moorman. one of White
Pines pioneer boys. is out for Coun-
ty Treasurer on the Democratic
ticket. Paul is the youngest son OF
Captain and Mrs. w. NJ Norman,
one of the oldest and most respected
families in White Pine county. Mr.
Norman first attended school in the
old town of Ward. several years
later going to the Eureka high
school. He also attended the univer-
sity. taking special course In busi-
ness and mining. He has spent all
of his life In Nevada, and White
Pine county has always been consid-
cred his home. where his parents
have been taxpayers for over forty
years.
Paul has always been an active
worker for his party, but this is the
first time he has been induced to
run for Office. He is in every way
qualified to fill the office of treas
urer, and the Democrats could not
have made better choice.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
LAWYERS AND TAIIORs
TO STAR IN WING GAME

The lawyers are willing to wager
the first six years of their life against
a Doctor Cook lecture ticket that
they can trim the taiIors this after
noon In the seven-inning fracas at
the local grounds. Defeat means to
them what indigestion would to a
good fellow in the restaurant dis
trict. mo join the army" poster
ever had IL on these lads. !.
The tailors are also dealing in the
fuzzy-wuzzy stuff. They refuse to be
tanned. and have thrown the gauntlet
in the face of the enemy. Lives
there a man with soul so dead who
never to himself has said. I am not
one who loves to slam. but those law
yers are bunch of hams Thus
did one of the experts with the needle
soliloquize yesterday.
The bartenders are. anxious to APP
pear In the wing game again, and
assert that they will make a real
charge against the carpenters. with
their heads lowered and snoring.
We are anxious to build repu-
tation.' said Happy jack Meagher.
the leader of the mixologists last
night" On our previous appear
ances We did not have as strong a
lineup as we could get together. but
next Sunday We are out for the laur-
els
Someone told me yesterday that
the carpenters are stronger than We
are in the air. If he means hot air
we'll agree with him. We will show
the carpenters that they are the viii
lage goats. Being goat is not
pleasant II ones hide is less tender
than that of rhinoeeros. You can
say for me that the carpenters can't
play baseball. They only throw the
sslve.'