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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01
Eagle River, Wis, Dec. L, 1914.

EdS1C IGifGis w 1870 0CCs a. AV1t.
The county board of supervisors OF
Villas county, Wisconsin, met in the
county clerk S Office in the village OF
Eagle River at 3 O'Clock p. N. and
was called to order by the chairman
N. NJ. Emmons. All members an
swered ''present" to roll call except
James l.. Metz, chairman of the town
of Phelps. The minutes of the prev
ious meeting was then read and APP
proved, all memb hers voting ave. Var
ious communications were then pre-
scented to the board and discussed in>
formally On motion the county
board of supervisors adjourned until
Wednesday the second day of Deem
Der. at o'clock p. m.
Eagle River, Wis, Dec. 2, 1914
The county board met in the county
clerks Office and was called to order
by the chairman. All bcrs pres
ent at roll call. Petition No. l was
then presented and read.
Petition No. 1.
70 the Honorable County Board OF
Villas county, Wisconsin:
Gcntlemen:-We the undersigned
residents and freeholders request you
to detach Government lot one ~ and
two (2) OF section Eve (5,) the east
half (e3) of southeast (se) quarter OF
section six CO., entire fractional sec
tional seven (7) aud the north frac-
tional half On fri - of section eigh-
teen (18) in township numbered forty
one (41) north, range eleven (11)
east from the town of Phelps and at
tach the same to the town of Conover,
Villas county, Wisconsin, same te
take effect on May /, A. d. 1915.
William Adams,
Gustav Wegner,
C., w. Lundeen,
: Charles Wegner.
Julius Strelow.
Eli Thoris,
Burt Bake.
Augusta Adams,
David Setback,
On motion petition No. ] was laic
ever to the next meeting oil the board
sill members except Peter Sandbeck
chairman of the town of Ccnoyer vot
inc ave" This member voted .sno.
Proposition No /.
To the county board of supervisors o
Villas county, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen: Herewith respectfully
submit for your consideration the fol
lowing proposition. viz:
/ agree as sheriff and iailer Of Villas
county, Wisconsin, commencing OF
the first Monday OF January, 1915, Il
board all persons which may hay,
been heretofore or hereafter may b
committed to the county jail OF villas
county, Wisconsin, for any oHense. a
we'll as those hat may be bound owe
for trial at circuit court; also to fur
nish all clothing for any and all per
Sons SO eonAned in said county jail
except thsclothing required y be lur
nished for patients committed TO th
hospital for the insane, for the periot
OF two years from the said first Mon
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01
The Times.

Some very rich and consequential
people are recalling their ancestry
now"
How? BY coming over in the steer.
age?"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01
Eaole River. w


Gentlemen: The following is a re-
port Of receipts and disbursements in
connection with our work Since the
last meeting Of your honorable body:
Receipts:
Potatoes sold from plot $1,000
Expenses
Printing bills 1925
Chris Nagel for hauling
load limestone 100
Rob't Felt do - 100
Express on material from
University 80
Chris Nagei for blowing $50
do for discing 400
Mr. Scott seed potatoes 30
Anton Vlach seed corn 100
Strong & Manley, pillow ZOO 5000
Balance. VI. 90
Ienclose my cheek in favor of the
county treasurer for the balance $3.50.
Sincerely yours
Oscar Gunderson.
On motion the county agricultural
lists report was accepted and adopted.
all members voting aye.
The report OF the county agricultur-
al representative on the potato exhib-
it at Grand Rapids was then presented
and read
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17

cradle class, who, weighing in at 19,g
pounds, has run away with the Amer
lean record for size in babies!
Sammy doesn't know thing about 10
/ it, but the eyes of all the medical s
world are on him today and some of ia
the physicians and some of the eu-
genie faddists hail him as the long,
heralded super-baby who is to father !,
the super-man, and some of them
say he is the forerunner of race OF, =
American giants. 10
Anyway, the champion" is here, ID
clothed chiefly in fame and glory, fOrsJs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-17
THE SIZE OF HIM

THE SIZE OF. HIM
length of body ...... 1917 inches
Length of legs .........1o inches
Length of arms E. . ..... 7Ta inches
Chest circumference :. 20 inches
Head circumference .....15 inches.
Weight, stripped .....-.19 pounds
BY HONOR TANNING
This is to introduce you to the
champion giant baby of America!
Take off your hat to Sammy Pucil-
10, new heavyweight champion in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09
ACCIDENTS
Reported to vvorkrnen's Com
pensation D Department for
JulyAre Many.

CHARLESTON, Aug. sMore than
1000 applicants were reported in July
to the state workmen's compensa
ton commission, according to the re-
port OF Secretary G. L. Topping, just
made public. The applications for
compensation numbered 1s471. OF the
4 500 accidents reported, thirty-four
weer fatal and twenty-five Of these
occurred in the mining industry.
Claims for compensation we're paid
in full in 926 cases: 1873 partial pay
ments were made, and there were 1876
cases In which no compensation was
allowed.
For all purposes the commission
paid out Of the fund in July the sum
OF $51, 1850. This included pensions,
compensation, funeral expenses, med
ical service expenses and all other
expense accounts against the fund.
Two fatalities were reported one
day to the commission John Sep, a
Hungarian. 40 years old. and single,
and Samuel Stokes, an Englishman.
81 year old. and widower, both em-
ployed at the Stuart Colliery Com
pany at Summerlee were killed Aug
ust 1, by the premature explosion Of
coal shot.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-09
HARVE'S|.ERS
|IIVIAD|! BIG
Wheat Belt
Vanguard Of Army Of Recruits
Makes It's Annual APP
.pearanCe.

u WI + 4
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aug. -
lThe vanguard OF the harvest army
thas invaded the great wheat belt. and
from all directions the corps OF re
icruits are arriving. Advancing from
| the South, keeping apace with re
1reapers and binders as they progress
!northward with the ripening Of the
grain, are the main body of men up
on whom the Minnesota farmers and
railroads depend to garner the crops
Of the northwest. Then there are the
thoboes. WHO consent to periodical
employment, the unemployed from the
cities, at the fag end OF their finances,
and hordes of rangy boys who are out
for lark In the unknown country
that beckons them.
Old ssGags' Worked.
In South Dakota the harvesters are
now under full headway, and BY the
end OF this week the reaper will be
moving down the southern end OF
the great crop in Minnesota. BY Aug
ust 20, fully 10000 men will be work
ing In the Minnesota fields.
All Of the old gags of the road
were used over again this year by
the nomadic workers. Many Of the
harvest hands entrained as RAILROAD
workmen.' When they reached their
destinations, instead Of hiring out to
the railroads. they deserted and then
roamed into the farm section for har-
vest Jobs. The railroads have been
previously deceived" by their re-
cruits. While this practice is not of
ficially countenanced, and there Is q
show OF disappotntr sent at the decep-
ton. 1t IS suspected that officials know
exactly what the men will do.
Rules Winked AT.
IN fact. the rules and regulations
Of the interstate commerce con1nels-
Fadi Saf r..
state law, the roads cannot ship fai:n
laborers for less than the regular pss-
senger rates. but this restriction ,.css|
not apply to prospective railroad la
borers The necessity Of reaping and
moving crops on time is SO great that
there is small bubble over the u1ti Il
mate Intentions Of applicants.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23

Post says Governor Walsh win APP
prove contract for Bostol's new 49,
100000 dry dock
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
STATE FAIR
RIGHT THERE WITH
VERY BEST OF Them
Secretary ShaughneSSy Finds
That Its Fame Is Widely
Known and Phoenix viii Be
Crowded This Year.

PHOENIX, Sept 22.-That the Ari-
iona state fair compares fayorably
with the fairs of other states was the
word brought to Phoenix yesterday by
II. D. shaughnessy, secretary of the
Arizona fair, who has just returned
from an extensive tour Of the north
and northwest.
Mr. Shaughnessy says a great deal
of interest is being expressed every
where i'm regard to the Arizona fair
and that Phoenix will be host to the
greatest influx of visitors she has
ever known. This fact impressed
him especially while he was
i'm California where he met hundreds
of eastern tourists at both the Pana-
ma-PaciGc Exposition and at the San
Diego fair the majority of whom de
clared their intention of passing fair
week here en- route for their homes
"The borsemen are enthusiastic"
said Mr. Shaughnessy, "and figure on
coming over for the event While ]
was In California / secured at least
dozen entries for the harness de-
partment." fFWi
I'm speaking of the one hundred and
fifty mile auto race Mr.. Shaughnessy
declared that he had heard from good
authority Of two famous drivers who
would be here for the last days big
feature event Pullin and Ruhstaller
Several minor additions win result
from Mr. Shaughnessy's trip, but as
a whole he thinks the Arizona fair on
a par with those of any other states.
They have better buildings per
haps and more funds with which to
carry out their ideas but i'm every
other way / believe our fair is supe-
rior Our exhibits from every county
are always typical Of that particular
section and not one homeseeker who
has been attracted to a district by
our display has ever said conditions
were misrepresented. That is a big
boost for the fair, isn't 10? Then, too,
our program of events is always at
tractiye and this year win be Of suffi-
cient to be a drawing card"
Mr.. Shaughnessy visited fairs at
Salt Lake City, Spokane Helena, Sa-
lem San Francisco and San Diego.
Mrs Shaughnessy, who passed the
summer on the coast, met Mr. Shaugh-
messy i'm San Francisco and returned
with him yesterday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
'DRYS' WOULD RECALL
OFFICIALS IN YUMA
Charges Made That They Are
Not Enforcing the Prohibi-
ton Amendment.

YUMA. Sept % Recall petitions
are out against Superior Judge Frank
Baxter. County Attorney G.. II. Col
man and Sheriff Mel Greenleaf.
The petitions are directed to the
board of supervisors. The charge
made against the sheriff is that che
has not made nor g. he now making
an honest effort to enforce the prohi-
bition amendment or the anti-gamb-
ling laws"
The petition against Baxter alleges
that "he is incompetent" and that
without authority he has suspended
Jail sentences and refuses TO imprison
those convicted OF traficking in in
toXicatine liquors. He has permitted
self-confessed bootleggers. while un-
der suspended sentences, to serve on
the grand jury"
The charge against the county at
torney is the same as that against
the sheriff. with the additional allega-
ton that he refuses to call material
Witnesses against Dick Moline, now a
self-confessed COW thief"
The petitions the fathered by those
VINO are dissatisfied with the manner
iu which the prohibition law in Yuma
county has been handled
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
HOW ADVERTISING IS
SAVER OF YOUR Cash
Business Men Explain How Gus
toners Get Benefit From
Newspaper Publicity.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 22.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World meet
ing here today. gave consideration to
mammoth campaign to advertise
adyertising-to show the public the
economic value of advertising from
the public's standpoint
oddly enough, advertising has new
er been advertised to the public, and
one Of the results is that, az least
great many people have asked, who
pays for advertising" and have even
blamed advertising with increasing
the cost of things
The facts are, as business men who
have studied the problem have learn
ed, that advertising, by increasing the
amount of business the advertiser is
able to do, has decreased the proper
ton Of fixed business charges to the
sales, so that the advertiser, quality
considered, is able to sell for less than
would otherwise be possible provid-
I ed, of course, his advertising is done
wisely The campaign which viii run
i'm advertising mediums of on kinds,
viii undertake to show the public the
I facts i'm the case
Another important action was the
acceptance of applications from the
strong ad clubs of Cleveland, Buffalo
Detroit and Rochester, n. Y, for afil-
iation with the Associated Advertising
Clubs. Through this action, practical
/ ly every important city in the United
States has representation I'm the A. A..
/ G. of w, which exists to improve adj
yertising both through the education
. of advertisers TO use better skill and
through realizing the ideal Of absolute
truth in AN advertising everywhere
The A. A. C. of w. now has a mem
bership of nearly 1900, embracing
practically every leading advertising
man i'm this country, and many in for
eign countries.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23

. It is expected loan to Great Britain
and France will not exceed 100000
OOO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
UNIVERSITY OPENS
WITH RECORD ROLL
Student Registration at State In
StitutiOn Largest This Year
in Its History.

TUCSON. Sept 22.-With a regis.
tration of 25S pupils. who come from
a number of state in the union and
from several foreign countries. the
university classes opened yesterday
Last year the registration on the eve
Of the beginning was POS, just SO
short of what it is this year, and last
year up To- that time. The university
office predicts a student body for the
semester of 800 students
A noticeable feature in this years
registration is the great increase OF
the percentage of Arizona students at
tending Outsiders have heretofore
been in the majority. but this year
more than half of the students are
from this state. About ten of this
years students are post graduates.
three of whom graduated from Arizona
last year. Heretofore the largest post
graduate students was three. From
foreign countries represented are Mex
ioc Canada, Australia, New Zealand.
South Africa, France. Russia, and the
Philippines.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
Mr., DUCK HUNTER IS
ALL EXCITEMENT!
FUN BEGINS OCT. IS
Game viii Be Plentiful in Arizona
This Year. Thanks to Increase
Brought About BY Protecting
Laws.

The smell of cool September morn
iugs-what about it? Ducks, that's
all. Ducks, and meanwhile much haul
ing out and amounting OF guns and
many quiet thrills of anticipation. If
you do not know what this means, ask
the man with the gun. He knows,
and there are 100000 of him in the
United States
OF an sporlsmen duck hunters are
perhaps the most ardent deyotees of
their chosen pastime If this is true,
it may be said that of an forms OF
sport. duck hunting gives one of the
most genuine and therefore one of the
most valuable forms of recreation. In
these days of brain-iag and worry, a
form of recreation within the reach of
an pocketboOks takes on am enormous
public value. and duck hunting is sure
ly i'm this category but its perma-
nent value as a form of recreation de-
ponds on ducks How long will the
ducks last? With good laws and mod
crate bag limits well enforced forey-
en- Without these, only a few years.
These are the conclusions of a great
majority of well informed and public
spirited sportsmen, and are based on
experience
Experience for instance, has alrea-
dy shown that the enforcement of the
Federal Migratory Bird Law, which
eliminated the deadly practice of
spriug-shooting, has already improved
the fan shooting IN many localities, in
GLIDING most parts Of Arizona and
New Mexico. During the past sum
mer ducks have nestled and reared
big broods of young where formerly
they We're driven out and went far
north to- nest These locally raised
young birds make the shooting begin
earlier i'm the season and the mcreas-
ed number of birds from the north
make the shooting better throughout
the season The Migratory Bird Law
therefore deserves the hearty support
not only of sportsmen. but of the pub
lic
With the approach of the open sea-
SON the United States Department Of
Agriculture is warning sportsmen that
the Federal Law win be strictly en-
forced. Some MISUNDERSTANDING has
arisen from the fact that the state
laws Of Arizona and New Mexico do
not conform TO the Federal Law In
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
MINE SAFETY CAR ON
TOUR IN ARIZONA.

Mine-Safety Car no. Q Of the United
State Bureau OF Mines will arrive at
Germinia Mines, CORTLAND. Arizona.
September 27. for the purpose of civ
ing demonstrations I'm mine-rescue
and frstaid work This car. which
is one of eight cars maintained by the
Bureau of Mines in the different min
ing fields of the country, is i'm charge
of J. H. East, foreman miner. The
car contains fun complement of
mine rescue and resuscitation appara-
tus The car will remain at Court
land, until October 8, during which
period lectures viii be given relating
TO the rescue work of the Bureau of
Mines On October 6, the car will
go to MaXorn Mine, Gleason. Ariz,
to remain until October -, after
which date it is to proceed to- john
son, Ariz., to remain until October %.
The headquarters of the car are ina
Denver, Colorado.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23

Efforts viii be made TO raise a fund
OF S2,OOO,OOO I'm America for war suf-,
ferers I'm Poland
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
VILLA HAS
SPLENDID RETREAT
IN WEST CHIHUAHUA
Former BiSbeeite Thinks Most
MexiCanS Want Peace; Says
Villa Holds Well ProviSioned
District.

Some rather interesting observa-
lions concerning Mexican affairs are
given by former Bisbeeite who has
just returned from Chihuahua, where
he was rather extensively interested
in mining activities He says that the
weekly payment system has been a.
polished on account of the fear of be
ing robbed by bandits which causes
the mining people to keep as little
silver on hand as possible Owing TO
rampages Of plunderiug bandits and
other disturbances due to the war
he and his associates were ordered
out and the mining property was
closed down The property had in as
say tests a value of 60 percent lead
and 20 ounces in silver.
According to this man, there is
locality in the western part of Chi
huahua which probably is the only
well-provisioned district in northern
Mexico. Villa gave orders last year
that the corn crop be kept intact and
this seasons crop also will be held.
II is believed that Villa took this act
ion with the plan of returning there
later and many believe that he viii
soon resort TO this well-supplied re-
treat where he will be assured album
dant provisions for his troops
According to this former resident of.
Bisbee, most of the people of Mexico
are so anxious for peace that they are
willing it should be brought about by
almost any method. He believes that
only very small percent of the PEG.
pie are actively engaged with the war
ring factions.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23
COLUMBUS DAY WILL
Be OBSERVED BY THE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Big Dance and Party Will Inau-
gurate Fall and Winter Sea-
son for the Knights; Plans Be-
ing Carefully Made.

Columbus Day, October ~. win WI
ness the opening of the fall and win
ter's social season for the local lodge
of Knights of Columbus Home, at
which a dance will be given.
The winter season with the knights
of Columbus Is always one Of activity
socially. that lodge conducting some of
the best dances and parties of the
year
Committees have already been nam
ed to make of the Columbus Day oc
casions one of the most important of
the year and plans have been started
which promise to come mp to- the eX
pectations of the committees.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23

Washington special says that Car
ranza's agents appear to believe that
the trump card i'm their play for rec
ognition by President Wilson is a
promise to settle without delay over
S20OO0O,OOO in claims held by foreign
ers as a result OF lootins by various
bands
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-23

Washington special says Switzer-
land is making vigorous efforts TO Sc
cure American toy trade from Ger
many New Swiss foreign trade bu-
reau has informed department of com
merce that output of swiss toys this
year viii be larger than ever before,
sufficient TO care for all American
needs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-11
CLAIMS 6 MUST GO
ON COURT BALLOT
Pittsburgh Candidate For Su-
perior Court Opens Import
ant Proceeding in Court

The Dauphin county court was to-
day petitioned for an alternate writ of
mandamus to compel Secretary of the
c. mmonwealth Cyrus Z. Woods to
certify the name of Stephen Howard
Huselton, OF Pittsburgh, to the county
commissioners of the State for print
ing on the ballot for Superior court.
The petition, which was presented in
behalf OF Mr.. Huselton by Frederick
l.. Kahle, of Pittsburgh, sets forth that
the actual number of votes returned by
the county commissioners for the State
except Beaver. Luzerne and Philadel-
phia counties, is 751,361, and that no
candidate has more than fifty per
cent. of that number of votes and
therefore all six candidates must go
on the ballot. 1t is believed that the
returns from the missing counties will
not change this proportion.
The petition attacks the opinion of
Attorney General Brown wherein he
holds that in order to determine the
total number of votes cast all must be
added and divided by three, the num-
Der of vacancies to be filed. 1t is
also contended that the county COM
missioners of each county have re-
turned on oath the exact number of
voters who received ballots and who
voted, which, it is held, definitely es-
tablishes the total.
The court made the case returnable
on Friday at 10 a. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-11
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