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all pulling on some stunt. The clown
was the best of them an. He sang
and danced and made everyone laugh
and continued to make everyone laugh
until the end OF the performance.
Last, but not least, came the Fire
Cracker which was thought to con-
tain Hot Dogs. but in reality It
was Mutt and Jeff." in the persons
Iof Howard Cooper and Jack Boucher.
They we're very original an dappear-
ed as If it were the day after the
Boom.
This chapel was very good and GER
tainly helped to give the Boom a push.
1t was enthusiastic. original. humor-
GUS. and appreciated by all. 1t was
Boost for the Boom.
Boom Cafeteria.
The biggest stunt In the Boom will
nO doubt be the Cafeteria. Miss Hall
and Miss Linkins, with the help OF
the Domestic Science girls, have
charge OF this department
All the school will donate something
to this affair and the lists of almost
all the pledges are now in the office.
Ehe following articles are welcome:
Doughnuts. pies. cakes. home-baked
beans. buns. cream. coffee. pickles.
potato chips and various other edibles.
It is desired that all of these be
homemade, IL possible. but several
articles must be obtained only from
the stores. They will likely purchase
many other necessities on the day of
the Boom, IL the necessity occurs.
The Cafeteria was the most profit
able enterprise last year and 1t has
good start for the same this year.
Last year nearly all Of the food had
disappeared in the early evening. but
the committee expects to be better
prepared to meet the rush this year
Boom Parade.
Mr.. Harris Is chairman Of the Boom
parade. He will later appoint the
other members. This parade is to be
the largest and best advertisement
All the stunts will be represented.
everyone should now begin to think
about how he will look and what he
will do in this parade. Every student
is expected to have a strange and
original costumes. Above all. every
student should be in this parade and
every shirker will regret his absence.
Booml
The boom is starting splendidly
and is expected to be one hundred
per cent better than ever before. Many
stunts have been suggested and
quite few copyrighted--among those
definitely decided upon are: The
senior play, "A Family Affair" the
Orpheum, the Baby Grand. the Cafe
terra. the Something Unknown, a
Travelog. Gastronomical Observatory
Shooting galleries. and Candy booths.
These are only a few and there
are many more in formation. The
faculty met last Thursday TO discuss
the various events.
Visits School.
Miss Cassie Muerster spent the
greater part of Monday and Tuesday
afternoons visiting school She is
stopping with her friend, Ruby Beatty.
Miss Muerster is a recent graduate
-
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Mrs. =. 0. Akers, who has been =
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs :.
Clark Cooper for the past three weeks.
left. today for Denver, where she Will
Join her sOn-in-law and 80 on with
him to her home IN Chicaeu.
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no TRADE

TO EXCHANGE FOR ACREAGE
Two, two-acre tracts. on Lake
Washington. seattles future great
fresh wator harbor Government
canal connecting lake with PUGET
Sound. practically completed; close
to graded school. free delivery. splap.
did roads. Within two miles Of Rem
ton city limits. population 5000; ex-
cellent for fruit and berries. A spien-
did Investment. Address. d. s. Ionaa.
Canon City. Colo. ae7pK4
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FOR SERVICE e-year-old regis
tered Jersey Bull. $500 for season
r. A. Diiley. Reynolds Ave. East
Canon. 257dw-sc.
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TURKEY ahooT.

at the Swimming Pool. November 20.
"a and aetn. Tprkeys usese. and
1uehs. sSsp1tl.itv.
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TO TRADE-2 houses and lots In Pu-
ebio for Canon properly. aicuafn
lands prefsrred. Inquire siE n,vor
street. soeSSSnl
eeteeeoeoepeeo eoeeo4eosto1o
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FOR SALE-Horse and buggy, saaS
for the outfit Mrs. w. B. Rowland
2s2t4.
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SToRAGE-The new warehouse OF the
Sage Transfer Co.. at Pueblo. Colo.
is prepared to store spuds. apples and
other merchandise at very reasonable
rates. Rio Grande trackage. 265ti2
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting steel safety box at the
Fremont County National Bank, 81
to SO per year. Off.
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FOR sALE-Mi.eellansose

FOR sALE-Good 1912 secondhand
Ford. See Joe Myers. zesn
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nseer4 want Aas ~ - = Ssias
's,,,
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WANTED

WANTED
wANTED-One small mule. young
and well broken. THE GIBSON LBR.
CO. 267t3.
EXPERIENCED maid wants WORK.
Write c. Record office. 26Sp2t
WANTED To buy. mans bicycle.
Geo. Ketchum, 414 Cottonwood.
-. - 267p1t
wANTED-To. trade small horse for
larger one; pay difference. Phone
White 1912. 266p6t
wANTED-To loan $500 on Al Sc
curity. Reasonable rate. &C. NJ
Record. 26St2.
wANTEp-Any kind OF work-team-
ing preferred. Frank J. Lansing. care
Record. Call West 357. 26stf.
wANTED-Bulk Ben Davis. Gano and
some other varieties. Loading 9th
Street, d. & n. G. Phone 362-two
rings C. A. FORD. 2e5p3
s~~~H~e>~0SO40~D000~H~HoUo
LOST
LOST-Box Of loading tools for rife
Return to Record. Reward. 2s7pIt
LOST Between York Auto Co.. and
Brookside. 2. 3ex4h castings on
rims. Finder please return to York
Auto Co.. and receive reward. The
York Auto Co. 2eTpst.
LoST-Rawhide strap with weight
attached. Return to Record. 2s5tf
LOST Hammer. lost, or picked up at
sale grounds on 18Th street Satur-
day. Return to Hecord office. 2e6ts
LosT-Brown Kid glove. right hand.
initial V. NJ. b. Return kecord Of
flce. 26i.
..s..e-..>...>>>>>>>~--
PO " Nd
FoUND-Lock chain at top OF Pump
hill Apply Record. 265u.
-------
FoUND-Lady's watch brooch on Riv.
er street. Initial "R" get at Record
office and pay for ad. 265
FoUND-BIack Kid glove. Record of
nee. 2sitf.
FouND-on Main street. tie rope
Call at Record. 259tf
e~~~~~ .-----~~s~>~s SS~e~~
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WANTED-To trade small horse for
larger one; pay difference. Phone
White 1712. 26sp6t
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WANTED To buy. mans bicycle.
Geo. Ketchum. 414 Cottonwood.
80 267p1t.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. clean and light-alSo
sleeping room reasonable. ia River
street. 2b6p4st
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EXPERIENCED maid wants WORK.
Write C. Record office. 26Sp2t
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FouND-Blaek Kid glove. Record of
fce. 2sitf.
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WANTED-One small mule. young
and well broken. THE GIBSON LBR.
co. 2s7t3.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT--A nice large. pleasant
front room. reasonable, 42o North
9TH st. 2i2p4s
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FoUND-on Main street. a tie rope
Call at Record. 259tf
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Visits school.

Miss Cassie Muerster spent the
greater part of Monday and Tuesday
afternoons visiting school. She is
stopping with her friend, Ruby Beatty.
Miss Muerster is recent graduate
Of Cripple Creek High school,
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wANTED-To loan $500 on Al sc
curity. Reasonable rate. &C. NJ
Record. 26st2.
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FOUND-Lady's watch brooch on Riv.
er street. Initial "R" get at Record
office and pay for ad 26s
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of your class. Tho success Of this AZ
fair depends upon the life and energy
that the students themselves put into
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LOST

LOST Between York Auto Co. and
Brookside. 2. 3sx4h castings on
rims. Finder please return to York
Auto Co., and receive reward. The
York Auto Co. 2eTpst.
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The Boom.


A definite date for the Annual High
School Boom has been determined up
on. The day is Friday, Dec. 3. Dur
ing festival week. The chamber of
commerce has designated this certain
day as High School Day. This is a
fine thing for the Boom and will no
doubt give the school large amount
of free advertising.
The ntcrest in the Boom is daily
incres sing and it will no doubt, be
the bis est stunt of the school year.
The large street parade will be one
of the features of the day. All stu
dents will partake in this parade.
Strange costumes will be worn. But
the evening will be the climax OF the
affair at this time, the real events
will take place.
Many stunts for the Boom are being
planned. All are hunting for special
ideas and a good many have been
copyrighted. There VIII probably be
: rivalry between the claspes this
ysar = last, 30 get busy Tor ths saks
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WANTED-Any kind Of work-team-
ing preferred. Frank ]. Lansing. care
! Record. Call West 357. 2sstf
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Boom Chapel
The school was very much surpris-
ed by Boom chapel Monday. The
platform was converted into d regu.
lar stage, which was even provided
with curtains. On this stage were
three giant Fire Booms, labeled Fire
Cracker'-"Safety First" and so is
this Prof. Harris in full evening
dress presided over the performance
and gave short address in which he
spoke on several subjects. First. of
course, on Boom; then, upon the rela-
tion of boom to the life Of the High
school in general; and last, upon
how the boom eliminates the petty
jealousies between the classes and
individuals.
The three Boom stunts were then
staged. First came Safety First.
which was exploded and out came
three little freshmen girls, who gave
a Canon yell and then sang, "It'a
hard thing to beat old Canon" This
made quite q hit and soon the entire
school took part in the chorus.
Next came. 80 is this". which Prof.
Harris said was Luther Burbank's
best variety OF "tAlk rights" The
Boom exploded and Profs. Brtcler and
Blair. togsther vit1l nISrusd Chase
q > clown wsre sent ont pm Gsil
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
MRS. FINK GETS DIVORCE.
Judge Randall Hands Down Decree
in Long Contested Suit on
Friday Afternoon.

In the municipal court late Friday
afternoon Judge G. E. Randall handed
down a decree of divorce in the suit
of Mrs. Margaret Fink VS.. Norris Fink.
The defendant was in court, but he did
not contest the decree. In her com
plant Mrs. Fink alleged that she was
married to Fink in Racine on Deem
Der Il, 1912. She alleged cruelty. The
troubles between Fink and his wife
have been aired in court on several
occasions. Under the order of the
court Mrs. Fink is to have the custody
of the daughter, Dorothy Hazel Fink,
but with the understanding that the
little girl is to be visited by her father
at any reasonable time and she is to
spend a month Of each summer with
the father. The order Of the court pro-
vides that the father pay three dollars
weekly for the support of the child,
but no provision is made for alimony
or court costs
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
FIGHTS BANKS AS TRUSTEES.
Banking Commissioner Contends That
the Federal and State Laws are
Conflicting.

State Bank Commissioner A. E. Kuolt
has announced that if any national
bank in Wisconsin attempted to eyer.
else authority supposed to be conferred
on it by the federal reserve act to
serve as trustee, administrator, executor
or registrar of stocks and bonds, he
would ask the attorney general to
bring suit against it to restrain it from
SO acting, on the ground that the pro-
vision of the federal reserve statute
covering the subject was unconstitu-
tional.
The commissioner said that he had
conferred with the attorney general on
the matter, and the latter indicated his
readiness to bring suit. Both the at
torney general and the Wisconsin bank
commissioner consider that the provi-
sion of the reserve act in question is
unconstitutional and were not surprised
at the ruling Of the Illinois supreme
court SO holding it.
The federal reserve board has au-
LuOIlASu SIX w lSCOuSlH udGlOudL UdukS
to act as trustees, administrators,
executors and registrars of stocks and
bonds. These banks are the First Ma
tional of Monroe, City National of
Oshkosh, Old National of Appleton,
and National Manufacturers of Nee
nah. None Of these banks has attempt
ed to exercise this special authority
conferred on it.
Under the laws of Wisconsin the
only corporations authorized to act as
trustees, administrators, executors and
registrars of stocks and bonds are
trust companies Of which there are
fourteen in the state.
The attorney general of Wisconsin
on May /, last, advised the state bank
commissioner that the action of the
federal reserve board in comforting on
certain national banks permission to
assume the functions of trustees, ex-
ecutors and administrators does not
confer any state authority on these
banks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
MAX EICHELMAN SHOT.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Eichel-
man Shot at Downer's Grove
on Saturday Afternoon.

Max Eichelman, aged fourteen years
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Eichel-
man, formerly of Kenosha but now hv-
ing at Downer's Grove, ILL.,, met very
severe injuries in hunting accident
in a woods near Downers Grove on the
afternoon of Christmas day when he
received in various parts of his body
much of charge from a shot gun
The shot were found in his legs and
arms and one of them penetrated one
of his eyes. He was taken to a Chi,
cago hospital where he is now under the
care of surgeons who are hopeful that
they will be able to save his eye. Mr..
and Mrs. Eichelman, the parents of
the boy, had gone to New York for a
Christmas visit, but they returned to
Chicago this morning.
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ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME.
Exchange Street Man on Return from
Christmas Finds Boarder Had
Taken Charge.

A man who lives over on Exchange
street had an unusual Christmas ex-
perience. Friday night he took the
members of the family and went to
Chicago to spend Christmas. When he
came home he found that his home had
literally been appropriated by one of
the boarders who had brought in lady
friend to spend Christmas with him.
The pair was arrested on statutory
charges. At the police Office they gave
their names as George Salvason and
Edith DeGormo, but it was admitted
that these same names might have as
well been George Smith and Mary
Jones. The pair were in court under
the assumed names this morning. The
woman was fined forty dollars and the
costs of the action and the man fifty
dollars and costs. The name of the
man whose home had been appro-
priated was not revealed at the court
hearing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
IN TROUBLE AT ZION CITY.
Kenosha County Boy Who Operated a
Garage Gets Trouble and Lots
of it for Christmas.

Edward L. Sterne, young Kenosha
county man, who has been operating a
garage at Waukegan had troubles ga
lore for his Christmas present He was
arrested by Captain Walker of the
Zion City police department. in Milwau-
kee and brought back to Zion City to
answer rather indefinite charges made
against him by former patrons of the
garage. One man claimed that his au-
tomobile had been stripped of parts
valued at fifty dollars and another
claimed losses of $12. Sterne claimed
to know nothing about the disappear
ance of the parts of the automobiles.
On Friday afternoon the mother of the
young man went down to Zion City and
secured his release by settling up all
of the obligations claimed. Young
Sterne has gone out of the garage BUSH
ness for the present at least and he
has returned to the Kenosha county
farm.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
GUARD HEALTH OF CHILDREN
New Rules Will Be Enforced Through
Health Departments of the State and
They May Force Repairs in Several
of the Schools in Kenosha.

New rules for the caring for school
buildings and the protection of the
health Of the school children have been
adopted by the Wisconsin State Board
of Health and copies of these rules
will be in the hands of all school Of
fcials in Kenosha within the next few
days. In the new rules for schools adj
vanced ground is taken in regard to
toilet facilities in schools and the new
rules will probably demand some re-
pairs in the schools of Kenosha.
The board strongly advises against
the use of chemical closets or the Sc
called dry closets for use in school
buildings.
''There may be "a few localities in
the state,' says the board s bulletin,
fwhere possible exception to this rule
is justified on account of the necessary
water supply not being available, or
where the character or condition of the
soil is such that the effluent of treat
ment or archaeological tank can not
properly be disposed of.
GA pressure water system for flush
ing the toilets, which system can also
be used for drinking purposes, with a
meteorological treatment tank for
treating the sewage will not be more
expensive in most cases than a chemi-
cal closet system or dry closet sys-
tenn. This is especially true when
the cost of proper maintenance is
considered
The board adds that it is ready at
all times to assist in determining upon
a proper system of sewage disposal for
schools, and solicits correspondence
with school boards in order that proper
toilet facilities may be established in
all schools of this state.
This edition of the rules contains
new matter in the form of instructions
for physicians and other persons who
are required to report dangerous COM
municable diseases, and information on
duration of quarantinable diseases and
regulations.
AnOInef new RUE requires InaC child
rem who present physicians certif-
cate that they have had measles may
attend school if they submit to
thorough disinfection of person and
clothing and take up their residence in
some other home Well children in the
family who have not had measles may
return to school after eight days from
the date of last exposure, provided they
take up their residence in another
home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
PLAN OPEN INSTALLATION.
Blue Lodge Masons to Install New
Officers at the Temple on the
Evening of December %.


Members of Kenosha Lodge No. AZ,
Free and Accepted Masons, are plan
ming for a notable ceremony on the
evening of December 2Sth at which
time the new officers of the lodge will
be indicted into office at an open In
stallation. 1t is expected that three
hundred Masons and their wives will
attend the ceremonies of installation
and the banquet which is to follow
David r. Green, Grand Treasurer of
the Wisconsin Masons, is to act as the
installing officer and the address of the
evening is to be delivered by Willard
S. Griswold, Past Grand Senior War
den. There will be the pretty cere-
mony of the presentation of the jewel
to the retiring Master and the music
for the evening will be furnished by
the Ingleside Quartette of Chicago. 1t
is expected that there will be many
visiting Masons present from other
cities. The annual installation of of
fcers is always featured by the Masons
and this year the event will be most
notable one.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
DoNT's FOR GRIPPE VICTIMS.
Physicians Give Out Suggestions for
People Suffering with the Pre-
vailing Ailment.

VdAi1uS A1lmeuG.
1.-Sleep with the windows open.
2.-Walk at least half a mile a day
five miles will do you more good.
3.-Breathe deeply through nose.
4.-f you are subject to tonsilitis.
have glands removed without de-
lay.
5.-Stimulate circulation by tepid or
cold sponges, night and morning.
6.-Dress with light Undertaking
wear heavy wraps outside.
7.-Have Office or work room well
ventilated.
8.-Don't kiss those with active colds.
eff attacked with influenza, STAY
in bed for a day or two and call in
your family doctor.
10.-Remember, colds run into pneu-
monia.
1l.-Don't take patent medicines and
irresponsible dope.
Doctors are working at high speed.
making strenuous measures necessary
to prevent further spread of the grip
plague in Kenosha. A man who has
one of the various infections commonly
styled grip is absolutely without eff
cheney, and had better be at home in
the first place. Secondly, he is men
ace to every other person around him
and therefore it is a money losing prop
osition for an employer to let such a
man work, one man said.
One or two doctors in Kenosha are
suffering from the grip. The epidemic
is particularly dangerous because it
might be followed by pneumonia or
head infections. IF a victim does not
thoroughly conquer the grip germ he
may become subject to chronic ca
tarrh.
The victim of grip, one doctor says,
should be put to bed Immediately. AS
medicine doctors use many of the COM
pounds of salicylate-quinine, asperin
and the like. They try to keep the
nose and throat sterilized, keep the pa
tient on a light diet, give him hot
baths and plenty Of air.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
FILL JAIL ON CHRISTMAS.
Good Cheer Must Have Just Bubbled
81. Over in Some Places In the
City on Friday.

Christmas "good cheer the kind
that comes out of a bottle, must have
bubbled over in a lot of places on Fri
day night and Saturday, for Christmas
day saw the city lookup filled to the
doors with offenders The patrol
wagon was kept on the jump most of
the day and the police this morning
had a record of more than twenty ar
rests. Some few Of the defendants man
aged to get out on bail in order to get
home by late Christmas evening but
a lot of them spent the whole of Christ
mas day SOLDERING up. - The munich
pal court had nearly every, seat filed
this morning and it took Judge Ran
dali an hour to take care of the +" cash
customers. - There was so long list
of defendants that several of the cases
went over until this afternoon.