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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
CLEAN UP YOUR YARDS
IA
This is The Time of The Year 10
Begin.


ssCleah Up Your Yardsf That the Slogan
Now This is the time Of the year when You
should start and clean up and place your
yard in good Sanatatary condition. We all
know filth breeds disease and the only sure
way to "clean up 1t would not be a
very good idea for our agaht and farmer to
designate "Clean Up Day. see that the
day is observed. Not only shoulu your
yards be clean, but see that they arc made
attractive repair yourfence, plant your yards
to flowers of every description make your
yard look inviting, outdo your neighbor.
The Sta. this year is making arrangements
whereby good substantial prize is to be
given the person who has the neatest and
most attractive yard in the village. This
will mean dollars to you. Watch for our
furtherannodnctnient. Which will be given
out as :oon as arrangements are : completed.
~
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH,
Mike YokeI and waitef willouehby to wres.
tie for Championship.

Tomorrow: Saturday night, March 18th,
Mike yokel, of Salt Lake City, Utah, the
champion middleweight wrestler of the
world, will meet Walter Willoughby, of
Mellen, who was formerly the middle
weight champion. The match will be held
at the Loyal Theatre at Ashland, and from
reports it will be one of the biggest athletic
events ever held in Wisconsin outside of
Milwaukee or Hudson. Willoughby is in
the best of condition and Tuesday night he
was at the matside in Duluth when Keto-
tien beat Yokel and watched ever move
made. Willoughby is not holding. Will
rughby Cheap and with his manager Emil
Klank arrived in Ashland Thursday and Is
working Il aailvs,o hS in the helt df shape.
ii
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
l. SOON !.
HAVE SERVICE
ilIase Will Soon be given
Telephone Service
o Besin Soon As frost Is
Out Of the Ground.

.eek final arrangements have been
our telephone system which 10 to
stalled in our village. Work on the
of thi: system will begin as soon
ost leaves the ground this spring
estimated that within two weeks
Tx is begun the wires will be in
order. This week the selection
wer house site was made and work
tructurre will begin as soon as possi-
.ther and hssh water permitting. 1T
.sa by the Odauah Telephone.
And Power Co., to furnish the city
ghts and police signal system free Of
For the past year The Star has
Illing for these things and at last We
i6ed to see that it is a realization, as
$ big aid to out village and our
public spirit i the thing that counts
mes and we aFe pleased to see many
citezihs in the band wagon, Boost
village at all times, for in doing so.
pettefing our conditions.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
5ANui1 WINS
! HARD GAME
In Flan,,beau indian School
Team
Play Asaland Next MoHday
tE.,'
Evening.

st Monday evening the Odanah Basket
Team, undef the management of 7:
jermaine, won in d fast game from the
beau Indian School team by. the close
of 81 to So. The boys from Film
is one of the fastest tsaIhS that has
played on Odanah Ador, bntaide of the
Igos, and are a gentleiiianly lot Of
\, men. Their are perfection in the
| e of the ball and had out boys guess
| thro' the game. AT the end Of the
alf the score stood II to 13 III favor
anah. The second half openedl' with
which was keep up to the finishi' and
If ended Il to IS In fayor'bf gdznah.
,,ody went home highly pleased with
ne and only words Of prassc for Flam-
# course, all were Glad TO see OUT
IN. 1t is Only natural. These same
ill meet here again some time ars
,aster fora final game. .
riday night last our boys played the
,egos tea,ii and gave good account
selves holding this fast team to a
score in the fastest game ever
! d on this floor.
Monday Evening the fast Union
m will play here. Turn out and
the boys by your presence.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
LOW FARES TOTHE
CALF ORNIA EXPOSIT.
IONS VIA CHICAGO
s. NORTH WESTERN RY

Round trip tickets on sale. 4. daily, from
March 1st-to Nov. sotb, to san Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego, Cal.,. offering
wide choice Of routes, fsvorably stopovers
and liberal return limits. -Four fast exposit-
ion trains daily, providing "The Best OF
Everything enroute. Illustrated booklets
and lull particularsfree for theasking. Apply
to Ticket Agents ChicagoS; North Western
Ry.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
INDIAN GOT H,GHU. S. JOB
Houston 3. Teehee, a Cherokee, Morn
.nated to be Register OF the Treasury,

Washington. D. t. March l.--presidens
Wilson nominated Houston B. Teehee of
Tahlequah, Okla, to be register of the
treasury, 10 succeed Gabe Parker who re-
Gently became Commissioners of the hvc civ
ilized tribes, Elk.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
DIED Al. HOME.

!, Mrs. Joseph W:enanda,i one of odanah' $
Beloved daughters died at: her home at
Birch the first Of the week after long siege
with tuberculosis. She has been a life long
and respected citizen of this village. She
lsaves husband and several children to
mourn her hntinelv end. The funeral was
held from the Catholic church in this vii
lage "Wednesday afternoon and interment in
the Catholic Cemetery Bernard Hoppen-
yam had charge of the funeral.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12

proval of the bill which had been transmit
ted by him TO the Committee on Indian
Affairs of the House.
It was then urged upen the Department
of Justice the desirability of prosecuting the
the cases then pending to final Judgment
which were fled by the Stearns Lumber
Company, SO as to determine the rights of
the Indians to the end that they HAY feel
secure in their title to the allotted lands
within sections l6 Of theit reservation.
The suits result in DELAY in making furth-
er ALIGNMENT Of the lands in question, and
afford an opportunity TO secure legislation
which would relegate 10 Congress the right
to determine the law applicable in the con-
tention for title between the State and the
Indiaus, 40 these lands.
Although almost four years had passed
after the Stearns Lumber Company filed the
suits, little or nothing has been done, no
hearing upon the merits OF the causes have
been presented to Court, notwithstanding
the United States urged they be brought to
trial. The attorney for the Stearns Lum-
Der Company advised the Department Of
Justice the first week in December 1911
that if no action was secured In Washing
ton, d. c., within sixty days from the date
whereby the cases could be settled out Of
court, that they would be prepsredFto 60 to
trial in April, 1912, term Of court. The
foregoing explains the urgency with which
tie pending legislatidn!was sought abe ap-
proved Of by the Committee on Indian Al
fairs rofitheaHouse, ,sttIE,..
The timber contained in these sections
16 within this reservation is worth upwards
of $3.50, 900 in timber alone. The Supreme
court of the United State has upheld the
Indian right to these lands and hold tnat
Section Is in Bad River, Flambeau and the
Lac Court Grizzlies Reservation could be al
lotted to member. Il The said trlbes.
Tie Supreme court held in thii connec-
ton. ssass,s ),
ist. That lands cncnmbered with the
Indian right of occupancy are disposed OF,
in the sense of the Enabling Act of 1916,
so that no right of the State attached in the
grant for the use of tchool sections sixteen.
To quote the words of the Couft: '.The
title never vested in the State, except as
subordinate to that right Of occupancy Of
the Indians (U. S. rs. Thomas, Isl
U. s., SIT, ss2, ss4),
2nd. ''Indi.n, have righ,ssof occupancy
to their lands as sacred as tn: fee simple
absolute title of the whites; but they are
only right. Of dctt'aatbancy, incapable of
alienation, or being held by an other than
common right without pstfa,.ioh ffomi the
government. Cherokee Ns,tSio!ihi N,S!h '. State
Of Georgia. $, Peter il. tGaines v. Mich
olson, Howard s64).
Sd. That lands granted to the State for
use Of schools may be disposed OF for any
purpose by the United States prior to their
Continued to middle page.)
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
New Country just Opened.

(: New railroads, new toNhs, soil deep black
loan with yellow clay stbsoil. prairie lands
with popular groves, crop failures unknown
no stones, NO stumps, cheap lands essy terms
the poor mans Chance to getSa home, and
the rich mans Opportunity for Investment.
Maps and printed matter free. HI y,
We also have fen fafm to exchange fol
other desirable propertys
THIEF RIVER vAtfY LAND Co.,
Thief Rivsf Falls, MINI.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12

Jos LaPointe, sr., vas in Ashland last
Tuesday.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
SANDERS WINS
OVER kARP
In Fastest Mat Bout Seen In
These Parts
karp Takes First. Fall In One Hour
as.
and One Minute.

Last Saturdsz night at the Loyal Theatre
here Stanley Karp, of,Melleh, and Elmer
Sanders, of Ashland, put Up one of the
fastest mat bout that has evet been staged
in these parts and had the Crowd standing
every minute. Karp is. without doubt,
the fastest and most clever wfestler that
has appeared on mat here ind for clever
ness, we believe, he is the peer of Kazan, of
Butternut. His work throughout the bcdt
was sensational. He has everything that is
in the game and from remarks We have heard
he has made himself favorite here with tile
wrestling fans. . - ~ 80. !. !:
The show opened at I1:1s with the pre-
limnarys bout between Fl. Cardin and Verne
Lucas, Lucas whining iii straight falls. The
main event started ut Ilsso and after one
hour and one minute Of the fastest kind of
work Kafp: secured the first fall with head
chancefy and back Bar arm. Ali through
this bout It was onlylthc speed and cleveeif!1.
ness of this3 man Karp tha. Keep him from
losing The first fall as Sanders was at all
times wrestling.
In the second fall Sanders came back
strong and went after Karp with a rush and
1s II minutes had secured the second fall
with body SCISSORS and a hammerIock.
Sanders also took the third and last fall with
a flying mare in IS minntues.
Sanders is wrestler that is in the game
at all times and can give good account OF
himesef at all times.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12

Saint Andrews Parish Epis1Sdai Church Father
Ruth. Priest Ia Charge Ashland, Wis.
Services in Odanah at the residence of
Rev. Louis Manypenny on Sundays follows:
Morning Prayer and Sermon in Indian 1850
!. IN. Evening Prayer and Sermon in English
7:,o p. IN. " 3:
REV. FAtAkR Rurx.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12
so,..l..ies. d.

CsyLss Nksr--lsso Meeting Nights; s1ae
and 4th Mondays, of each month. Visiting
member. welcome. IF. ]. Swift, President.
Harry Nelson, Secretary. s i, i',e-t
F. 4. 4. Lodge No. 2o7 nlsts, ssss,
third Saturday Of Each Month. Prtss Thec
A. Skottestad, Sec'y Hatty Bergmsn!
Visiting Bfuthers and Sisters weleomeu nj
K. 0. +: NJ. O. T. w. .tsat No. 'iosi,
meets the second Saturday Of sach month Il
the M. w. A. hall At Odan.h.s M. Hook,
Commandst; H. +. Halliday, Record
Keeper. Office 1t bic home at Qdsnshs VIA,
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-03-12

Indian ladies Catholic Aid Society
(he home of Mrs. Ne~agon this
8F.' -!
! soulier hss.. moved oa, The. farm II.
rented frcfh Mira. Jasper Belsnger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

What are the two little margins
ministers on Profanity Hin goins
TO do. now that tho courthouse Is "a
be movedf
~oh. nothing" says tho Rev
George Kinder. who has little tufi
of hair that sticks roguishly up In
the back.
Then he grins.
Well" says the very sffablc Rev,
4. A. Greene. who wears a posey In
his buttonhole and perpetual
bland smile. ''if you won't tell Kin.
der. I'm hunting for a location near
the new courthouse"
Many sigma 20 Guide EN-.
You'd think. II you made n com.
pletc circle around tho mob OF Pro.
family Inn. that there were some
several other ministers there.
But there aren't. Aitho there are
Minister" signs In plenty nailed 10
fences and buildings. Il remains a
subtle fact that there are actually
but two ordained knottcrs In that
vicinity.
The signs serve a twofold pur.
pose.
In the first place. any foreign
minister who might be so presuminr
as TO think OF locating on Profanity
HIN. and thereby set himself up ia
competition 20 tho Rev. Mesarn.
Kinder and Greene. would nj once
be discouraged. thinking. OF course.
that the hill was already more than
well fortified with gentlemen OF the
cloth.
No Chance 20 Escape.
In the second place. there In no
chance OF a couple. after procuring
marriage license at the county
auditors office. getting away.
They see a sign. And immediate.
iy the stuff Is OF. so to speak.
They follow In the direction the
index finger points. They enter q
house.
A lady tells the couple the minis
ter lives over there pointing 10
the residence OF either the Rev.
Greene or the apartments OF the
Rev. Kinder.
Later In the day the lady steps
over to pay her compliments 10 tho
minister TO whom she has directed
couples all that day. She carries
alonx her account book and when
she leaves jots down small i,~m.
the size Of which varies according
to the number OF couples she has
"steered
sshl Rev. Greene Has Secret.
And thus. the Rev. Messrs. Kinder
and Greene are enabled to keep up
Appearance" and keep tho wolf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE IN
SEATTLE TODAY

The Duwamish waterway and the
port projects OF Seattle were Mon.
day forenoon shown the delegation
OF six members OF the national con.
gressionai rivers and harbors com.
mittec. which arrived from Oregon.
Sunday evening.
They expressed surprise at the
enormity OF the projects under
taken In developing Seattle water
front.
AT noon they we're guests Of the
Rsinier club at luncheon.
Monday afternoon a thoro inspec.
ton OF the Lake Washington canal
and locks was scheduled. The city
council and county commissioners
were invited TO attend.
A banquet was to follow IN the
evening II the Commercial Club
Those composing the party are:
Representatives G. NJ. Sparlman,
OF Florida. George r. Burgess. OF
Texas: G. q. Edwards. OF Georgia
Thomas Gallagher. OF Illinois. Rob.
ert Switzer. OF Ohio. and Charles
Lieh, Of Indiana.
They are here as guests OF the
Commercial Club. II 10 believed
that by bringing them here Seat
ties needs as a port will be brough,
more forcibly and directly before
congress.
Tuesday the party will visit the
navy yard at Bremerton. and will
start East In the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
GILL DECLARES
he WILL VETO
1916 BUDGET

Declaring the council bulge,
committee il attempting to make
political capital Of the Renick Law
and that 1t Is not justified In levy.
Ing an additional S275.000 for In.
terest and redemption OF bonds
Mayor Gil announced Saturday A.
ternoon he would veto the 1915
tax budget bill.
He declares the Renick law does
not prohibit drawing on the garb
age fund. In which money Ii lyins
idle.
He also opposes the increase In
street lighting rates from I to ~
cents a kilowatt-hour, resulting ir
an increase In next years levy from
5000, 900 to s237 500.
With the heavy work on ths
budget practically completed
Mayor Gill declares that II these
increases are allowed tho tar levy
will be 20 mills, whereas 1t should
not be more than II mills.
The budget committee cite the
Renick law itself as authority for
the statement that money cannot
be diverted from the garbage fund
any more than any other fund
without violating the provisions OF
the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
MOTHER
LOSES IN FIGHT
FOR CHILDREN

Thru an adverse decision OF su.
perior Judge Jurey. Mrs. Elizabeth
Crashul. who waged bitter legal
fight against the Washington Chill
dren's Home society here last
week for the custody OF her two
children, Andrew. 10. and John.
8. has lost.
Saddcned In heart. the little
Slav woman has returned to her
home. near Tacoma, walking the
last IL miles over a lonely forest
trail The children are forever
gone from the woman who bore
them into the world.
They have been adopted into n
private home. where the society
will not permit the mother to visit
them. She has been denied even
the right 10 know where they are.
and presents she has tried to send
them have been returned.
BY habeas corpus proceedings,
she hoped to regain them, alleging
she had never known the nature
OF the court proceedings, thru
which she lost them last Novem.
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

starting Akoz gas stopped forming.
and now, after taking II sir weeks,
all other symptoms have dlsap-
peared. and never felt better In my
life"
Akox IL not patent medicine, but
a natural mineral, which has proven
effective In rheumatism. stomach.
kidney and bladder trouble. eczema.
cstarrh and other ailments. For
sale by all druggists. where further
Information may be had regarding
this Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
DEPUTIES HURT
IN PURSUIT OF
TROLLEY BANDIT

Deputy sheriffs Jack Brewer
and William Hodge are suffer.
Ing severe Injuries Monday.
following the wrsokinu Of the
auto In which they were pursu.
Ing a bandit who Saturday
night held UP the Evsrsts-Sest
tie lnterurban ~ Bitter lake.
robbina the passengers Of e25.
No trace Of the bandit has
been discovered. He 10 bsIlsv.
cd 20 be the same man who
held up another Everett inter.
urban train on August Q. and
possibly one Of the two who
committed the aams crime elk
weeks prior 20 that
At tho point OF q revolver. this
desperate forced Conductor Y. r.
10 collect the money
from each OF the passengers. Thl,
method was pursued by the robbel
on August ..
Wiseman. whispering In the ear oil
the passengers TO give only theil
small change. prevented the bandit
from getting a large haul.
The deputies. rushing 10 ths
scene In a defective car. believed
they saw the bandit running full
tilt down the road a mile south o.
Ronald station half an hour later.
Hodge. who was at the wheel
tried to stop the car. which ieapec
Into a ditch. Both deputies will re-
cover.
Sheriff Robert Hodge has severa
times requested the county com
TO provide him with q
new car. but has been ignored. The
old machine was declared unsafe
several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
ALLYAS
SKIN SUFFERING
INSTANTLY

III you suffer from Eczema or any
Itching affection SO torturing and
aEkravstipz. particularly In hot
weather. Posiafn In ready TO free you
completely from distress. as II has
thousands Of others, stops itching
and soothes infiamad skin Quickly
relieves sunburn, Takes soreness
Cuts. scsids. Bruises. Comforts Itch
inE feet. and every form Of itchinE
Irritation. For skin protection. al
ways keep p9siam handy.
PosIsm Soap II medicated with
on the skin, toilet and bath.
For samples send &c stamps 20
Emergency Laboratories, "a w. 2kth
st. New York City. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
MERCHANTS MEET
A GREAT SUCCESS


Closing the most enthusiastic
and successful gathering since
they organized three years ago.
delegates to tho Northwest Mer.
chants convention held here last
week, have returned TO their
homes Monday. laden with Wash.
ington-made goods.
Many Of the visitors were re.
funded the price OF their trip here,
according to prearranged agree.
ment that II they purchased $500
worth OF goods their transporta.
ton would be related.
The convention closed with a re-
ception at the Chamber OF Com.
merce Saturday afternoon, and
with concert and general fun.hav.
ing In the Stuart building In the
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23
Or. L. r. CLARK
Where Are You Going to
Have Your Dental Work
Done?

We believe that this is the place
you ought 10 come. and here are the
Teasons.
First--We offer you the services
of the highest type graduate regis
tered dentists, men who have grad
mated from the best dental colleges
and who have passed the examina-
tion Of the state dental board. Each
Operator In this office has his GER
tfficate from tho state dental board
JtanRing right on the wall in front
of his dental chair. In plain sight OF
all
second---We use the very best OF
materials than can be obtained, and
we use the most up-to-date OF pain
form the most difficult dental oper
-afions without pain to the patient.
Third--Our prices are the lowest,
as IL II an invariabie rule with this
office that we will not be underbid
on price.
Fourth--we give you a written
and fronclad guarantee with your
work. signed both by the operator
who DID your work and by L. X,
Smith. ID. y. g., owner and manager
of this office.
woEk done hero. What better dental
service can you ask for than this (?
Our service has pleased and salts
fled Thousands OF people in Seattle
and vicinity. We can please and
satisfy you the same way, Our bust :
ness ~ growing so fast that we have
just had TO add another graduate
registered operator 70 our staff
TEETH PULLED FREE
each morning from s.30 70 10 TO
demonstrate our painless methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

now Akox, the
wonderful Cali
fornia medicinal
mineral, relieved
her. Her letter
follows.
Following a
cas-, of mumps
early In 1914.
stomach trouble
In an acute form
made mo suffer
Intensely. Food
I took would not
digest properly,
and gas would
Z o r m. causing
much in. I
could find moth :
Ing 10 give me
relief until 7
took Akoz. a
short time after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23


one Of the marrying ministers Of
Profanity Hin.
from the door.
Having no pulpits. they must do
something. Of course.
Yes. I'm looking for a now iocs.
ton down near the new courthouse. -
declares tho Rev. Mr.. Greene. Il
don't care about Kinder knowing IL.
tho"
There IL no fortune 10 be made
In marrying people. II you viii take
the word Of the Rev. M.ssrH
A bare Twins" says the Rev. Mr.,
Greene. Nothing more
ITS convenient for tho couples 20
have a minister within call at any
tims." says the Rev. Mr.. Kinder. Il
have farm over In w'cs, Seattle. {"
Nevertheless. they have remained
on duty on Profanity Hili for years
and years and years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

Mrs. Ida Bowman. 80. OF 2s7
FIRST ave. W.. proprietor OF lady
barber establishment AT iitis DC
csdental ave. was missing Monday
under mysterious circumstances
and the police are conducting nj
Investigation
She was last seen At IL .. m.
Sunday. ~ q drug store near her
home. At that time she was clad
ia dark sui, aud white waist. but
had no hat. and was without
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

Miss Grace c. etrachan OF
Brooklyn defeated as head OF Ma.
tionsl Educational association. re-
signs. Says religious issues influ.
ence association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-23

small sizes only. The Cheapest
was a dollar. II you can find tie
right sizes, they're fifty cents apiece.
Children's Outing Flannel Pa.
jamas are CSC, instead of One Dol.
lar. Mems Shirts are 66c, instead
Of $l.00 and $l.50. (The finest
we have.)