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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
Berlin Issues optomistic Report.

Berlin. May 1.-THE Overseas Ag-
ency today says: French soldiers
who landed on the Asiatic side of the
lDardanelles were all expelled. The
Gallilopli peninsula has been cleared
of all invaders, except a small num-
her at Caba Tepeh point, where the
landing detachment, under cover OF
tho bis guns of the warships, is ten
aciously maintaining its position on
the coast.
Terrific bombardment by the Al
lied fleet on April 2Sth killed rev
Turkish officers. while the allies lost
several thousand dead in addition to
the French armored cruiser Jeanne
de Arc"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
TRIAL CRIMINAL CASES IN
FEDERAL COURT, MAY Z

John A. Fain, United States At
torney for this district is here today
on official business. Criminal court
docket begins at Oklahoma City, May
18TH and expect at least a 30 day
term of court trying the criminal
cases." he said today. The next
term of federal court will be held at
Enid, in July.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
NJ. |. VESTS CON-
D|TION UNCHANGED

A telegram received by H. S. Ar
derry today from Mrs NJ. L. West
stated that she was on the way tc
Guthrie with Mr.. West, and would
arrive in Guthrie either Sunday night
or monday morning. Dr. E. o. Bar
ker the family physician, met the
party at st. Louis today. The condi-
tion of Mr. West remains unchanged.
He was stricken March 30th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
Chinese Refuse Concessions.

Peking, May 1.-The Chinese gov
ernment has definitely refused some
of the most important demands made
by Japan On learning of China S
decision, the Japanese minister said
to the Chinese foreign minister;
am very sorry. ] believe my govern
ment will be disappointed"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
BENNY HAuFF is OUT.

Cincinnati, May 1.-The National
baseball commission has refused the
application for reinstatement u
Benny Hauff, a Brooklyn Federal
play er. who signed New York Ma
tional contract last Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
MUST GIVE
WARRANT RELIEF

McAlester, May LIN a suit to re-
cover on two state warrants, stricken
from the state funding issue. brought
by he McAlester National Bank the
court held that the bank could not
recover from the parties from whom
they were purchased. The court held
that relief must come from the les
islatIre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
FREE CITY LIGHTS
FOR MILITIA SCHOOL

Advance guard Of the militia ot-
ficers school OF instruction arrived
today. The school will open Thurs
day at Mineral Wells Park and viii
be in session to and including Ma
u Adjutant General Canton will bt
in charge Of the camp.
The city, through Mayor NissleF
will this year donate the electro
lights for the camp.
The school asks no local aid. an
heretofore has been forced to pay for
the lights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
Dunkirk Calm Under Fire.

Paris. May 1.-Dunkirk remained
calm and rnere was no sign OF panic
when it was bombarded by sheils
from the giant German guns, accord
ing to the editor of newspaper OF
that city. who has arrived in PARIS.
GIe said the bombardment began at
1,.30 Thursday norning and eontin-
ued until about o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Twenty projectiles were
hurled into the city They fellAat IN
tervals of about seven minutes. All
were fifteen inch shells, which blast
ed craters sometimes forty feet across
and sent up great columns of dense
black smoke.
The British battleships Majestic
Triumph and Vengeance were partly
set on fire and severely damaged
Several transports and destroyers
were sunk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
Allies Are Driven Back.

London. May IA Berlin an
nouncement says that all attacks of
the Allies against German positions
ON the canal, north Of Ypres, in Bel
GUM were successfully repulsed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
GERMANS ST III
HUR[INC SHELLS
INTO DUNk|Rk.
MANY NON-COMBATANTS|
ARE KILLED, AND HOUSES
DESTROYED
TEUT0NS DRIVE BACK THE|
ALLIES IN EAST AND WEs1|
CHINESE FIRMLY REFUSE TOl
ACCEDE TO DEMANDS
MADE BY JAPS |
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, May 1.-The official com
munication from the French war Of
flee SAYS: "Ten more shell fell on
Dunkirk during the evening, on FRI
day Many non -lconlbatants were
slain and dwellings razed by the fire.
The populace, however are not over
~ excited. British warships are on
the way to Dunkirk."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01

This remarkable photograph of an
actual scene was recently taken after
the French were defeated in charge
in northern France on a position of
the Germans. 1t shows the dead
French in front of the first line of
trenches in which hte soldiers who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
Federal Council Calls For Troops.

Berne, May 1.-The federal council
has decided to call out the sixth di-
vision of the Swiss army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01
MISSOURI DEFEATS KANSAS
fRv Associated Press.)

Columbia, Mo-, May 1.-Missouri
won the dual meet from the Kansas
Ageies by the score of 70 to 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-01

ww & q & e Il q q e e = xE ?
< COMING EVENTS 4
y State Press Association, May 3
= I. s. =
= Odd Fellows, May 10, IL, u. 3.
= State Elks Association, May 2
4 IA and IA. s
y Militia officers School, May ? :.
s y. =
EgmwEggmgz xg e
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Continued on Page EIghtj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21
8e6elts 9redJsleriuerfitatt.

sSn Der ndbIten 3eit miro in 2elp-
gig ein Saus Ser Spibbafe berfa[en,
in Dem iid elm Stiif @eididte Der
So5ialoemofratie abgelpielt bat. SIN
@rlnoftiif gu oen 9rei 9onigin, Be-
teritraBe 81, oas iest einem 0eubau
peiden ioG, betrieb gebel bon Miite
Der ied8iger Sabre ieine Dredslerei
int eriten Stof oes SeitenfIiigels lag
iieine @obming. @ie Die 2eip5iger
Golfs5eitung lnitteilt, fiibrten 8era-
tungen nit 8ebeI als Barteifiibrer
Gls &ei1stags gsabgeorbneter uno ga-
ihdftIiHe Seele oes ,,NoIfsitaat" tag
lib piele @enoiien in feline @erfjtatt
uno @obnitng. Mein Mann lit rii-
ten in Der @erfitatt" befdieo Sran
8ebel 10 nanhen, Der oben boriprah.
llno mie Diesgen alsHbiloiopb berno-
drmelig in ieiner @erberei, en1pftng
9ebeI in eriiner Shiirae binter Der
ftebeno, mebr 8eiu6er, als
man6 anoere uno beoelitenoe politt-
ibe Yerionlihfeit in ibrenl Salon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21
SmIamb.

gea6 eiiietn Dem @anoelsnlilti-
iter Neofiib onrb oen @anoelsagen-
ten Eb. $. yorton nllterbreiteteE
|Spe5ialberidt leioen amerifdniide
Eertilfabrifartten iotpui ME 6abri=
fattten BON Yapier, 9riidfarbeM Sit
niB ltt1o gfrtifel aus @eoer Don Gag
ou Gag mebr alrfer 6en MangeI
fiinitli6er 51rbitoffe. Der Borrat
iolder Stoffet Die, in GelitidlaHo
fabri5iert nno nab ben Ser. Staa-
ten in1portiert ipuroeil pernlinoeri
fid), tpie Iorton .eingebeno oarlegL
raib ltnO miro wabrlbeinlid Dor gtl-
De Suli gon5 aufgebraltht iein 3tpel
gargos, 8lt oeren freien Baiiaae
'@roB 8ritannien eirgelpilligt bat,
irarten nod anf Die 9insfubrerIalb=
mis- blrh Die oeutide Regierltng.
Sic iuiir0en fir Ben illldnoiiden Be-
narf aaf 5ipei ooer orei Monate aus
reihen. @elitibe Sabrifoitter iolen
aroBe, fir grport bereit Iiegen6e
Mengen 6arbitoffe baben uilo oie
anterifaniihe 9fegierltng maht ale
MnItrengunger, Elm ginDerit1nonis
in Ser 9(ngelegenbeit NIT BEN trieg,
fiibrenoen Nationen gu er5ieIen. sSS,l-
stpiiden periuheit einbeiniide 5abri-
fantet BON 6arbitoffen, ibre 8roonf-
tion bon Iolheal 3ii oergroBern.
Mnn rebnet aus, oaB iuenn
sSstalien 4riee nit oen 0eutihen itio
Seiterreibern befomn1t, nngefasr
100000 militdrpflihtiee SStaiiener
aus iniern 2anoe nod Stolien ali-
riiffebren iperoen Oieie 3abl miro
mol gu bod gegriffen Iein, aber TN
merbin iperoen piele suriifgebeft ino
man miro ibr 6eblen bier idon MGR.
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21
ans uerifc.

- Sn @aibinstou lit ipieoer ein-
mai Die gfahriht eineetroffen. oic.
Sanptitaot Merico Itebe Dor elmer
Snngersnot. ltniere 9fegierllng bat
Dnt iih an Garrait5a in Gera Gru5
getuanot, oan1it BON bort 2ebensn1it-
tel mad Der @aitptitaot geihidt iper-
oen ino bot aiid ole gluffnerfianlfclt
6es amerifaniid,en &oten 9reu3es anf
eie Sahe gelerft.
9oS Garrat5a- Gonililat IN
Brownsville ntaht befannt, oaB Die
Garrnn5iltas Saltiuo beiebt ltuo Die
@iaiitas lnter Gaoiil Maoero Wion'
terep gerdllntt BADEN. 8on anoerer
Seite lit Die 9tahritbt bisber niht
beit6tigt. Die garran5iiias III
@rotpnsoille bebaupten alid. sfaou!
Maoero babe ii6 bon @ilIa 9etrennt
itno siebe nit oen Srippen, Ole er
Gus Molltereu Fort9eid)afft babe,
rad 8ieoras 9eegras, nm fid BORT
nit Sernanoe5 81 oerbinoen. 9luh
eiefer @ahrift feblt borldlifig nod
oIle uno ieoe 8eitdtigung.
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een Ditprenf;eii.

Cine oeutibe Snfanterie glbtei.
lung lit in ein 0orf eingeriift. 2elit-
nant s.. itlterInht oie @eb1uoe oes
ibm uno ieinen 2euten als auarttcr
ongeiuielenen ganerngeboftes aui
ibre @eipobnbdrfeit. Die Gheune iii
i'm porbergegangenen @efeht obge.
brannt, es fteben MIR nod nns @obn-
bois ino Der 8iebitall. gos Grgeb.
mis- ieiner 9adforidung faBt 2elit-
nant g. in Die @orte 5uIantnen; SD
fhlofe i'm @iebitoa. SIM 8obnbaus
hoben ildnlli6 Dor fiir5eu &uiIen &C
hault, uno oo lit Der 8iebIton iaube-
rer."
- Oes 2ebens 3ped lift Der: all
Ieben -.
= 9iebe. Suiten uno @efbiubt Iaie
fen iid5 idleht perbergert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21
gsas aaiier @il6elm int seloe erleGt.

9as gegetlipartige Golferringelt
bat Die Herlon oes oberlten &riegs-
berrn ben Soloatett beoeuteno n1ber
9ebro6t; in 9it uttS @eit eiebt es
1ebt 5ablloie Seloeraue, nit benettI
Ger &aiier iiA oes fangeren ntlter-
halten bot uno oie oie &aiiermorte
als oenftpiiroiges @rlebnis aus Dem
5eloe NIT nod Souie bringen mer-
oen.
9abei fornnlen oft ieltian1e 5itua-
tionen 5ultonoe. glls fid) Der &aiier
euf Der @interfabrt in 9oIen befalrb.
nor cine Mboronnng eines rllbntrei-
den &e9iments, nit Der 3erldoiienen
SABINE an Der 2anOitraBe oidt bor
nen S4loiIe Der giao8itDin anfnar-
idiert, rlnO Der &aiier ldritt tire
9Ssront ab. gs ipdren auslblieBli6
8rdger Oes @iiernen areu5es. $50
fir baben Sic bas giierne arelts fe--
fonlnen?" fragte Der &oiier eiaen
Mann. usSibr Seebe bunoertein-
pnoodt5ia MaieIt1t," fddielte oer
9lngereoete ltraltlnt in Der beIonoerelt
t5iiringiiden alangfarbe. ,l1no
Sie?" 0ieielbe s[nttport. &c.
|ie2" Ger aaiier nidte ltno i6ritt
oeiter. yl1no Sic slud Ser brit
tie Malln true iein areu8 pfibr Secbe
lunoerteiniinboht5ig" o9l6 mas 2
Sir &obe 1912 gea, mo NOR benz
oos eigentli6?" fragte Der 4oiier.-
oslnl aerhbofe, Mdieitdt!" gab Der
madere ariegsmnnlt 8uriid
Ser Gaiier fab ieine llmgebung
nit iltderoriiftem Sbmnn8eln an.
lgr batte natiirlid feine Mbnung.
Ifpelder ..aerhbof" in 9olen genlelnt
iein fenHte. 9ber Die braben sSeies
Igranen fanleil gar ilidt auf Die S0ee,
cnolih aud Den Srtsnan1en 51 rterl-
nen. Naa Der 8eiidtigung oes
@renaoier 9ieeirnents SEQ. II in
5ranfreih plalioerte Der Gaiier nit
ben Sffi3ieren irno ihiloerte. tpie oie
&uilen IN ieinem SSaeofhloIie Hontin-
ten gebauit batten, ia Die BORT aufge-
1aneten Siridgemeibe bdtten iie TO-
gar nliteeben beiBen. slber oabei
bitten lie fid) getanid]t; es ieien nur
Radabnlngen eelpeien. n0feine ed-
ten @eipeibe, iagte launig Ser Gai-
icr vbangea BEL mir 5u Sauie in
Berlin"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21

Inter mm9ebeurem GntbuiiasmnS
bat Die italienilde Septitiertenfaut=
utex bic 8urlagc anBenontmen, bic 6sr
9iesiernns bpile Geiualt siebt, in Der
ariessaHselcsenbeit su TIM, mas tGr
gut biinft. 9anit 1T bic Gntidei-
Snna fit ben aries sefallen, beau
bic &egiernmg iuir0 iidj fir ben 9rieg
crflGren. Der Heid)lnf iumroe nit
407 segen IA Stimmem angenom-
men. ile6er bic |orsamge in Der Gant-
mer uiro aas Earis Jolsenbes be-
iidDtet @nbriefe b'slmmnnsio pmrSe,
ais er anf Scr gaaerie oes Sibmaes-
iaales erlhieu, nit beseiitertem 3nru-
fen begriift. 9lls Warepra, Ser ErG-
ii0enf Der &amimer, Gin alter @ari-
baloianer, IN oem Sibnngsiaal err
idJien, erbo6en iid alle Nnueien6eu
BON ibrem Sisem. 9lls oas Niuifte-
rinm, init SaIan6ra on Der Gpibs,
ben GGal betrat, ipurbe idm eirs
SDation sargebrndt, bic fiinf Winn-
ten oauerte. Wleid) nadj Ser GrSff.
nitng Der Sitnns ttadte Salanbra
befannt, oaf bic Negiermng benz San-
ie cine Masresel norsnlegem 6abe,
iueldJe bic 0eloer fir bic epentneIlcn
Soften eimes natipmnlem Grieses Be-
>iuiliise. Die Mnfiinbismms rief tuie-
Der lanten anbaIten6en 8eifaa her.
bor. Der Hremierntiniiter bielt Sarn
cine @eoe, lit Der er iiber 6ie Gage
Staliens bor 8eginH 6es grusen
arieses fpradJ. Or lagte, SfaIien ba-
be iidl ieSe Semiitisnng bon Geiten
GeiterrridJ ltngarns ans Qiebe snm
Srieben sefailen IaiTem. (Gs iuSre
bod gamS intereSIant 81 erfabren,
iuprin oieie p9emiitismnsen1 beitan-
Den babea. Gatrd) oas ttltimatnm
on SerbieH babe Ceiterreidj I'm.
aarn oas Wleidjseiuid)t amf Ser Sal.
fanbal6iniel berIdpben anS Die ito.
Iieniihen SntereiTem bort beeintradl-
tigt. fNllo lolIte Seiterreid, SEN mn.
anfb6rIidjen ifmbeilitiftereien Der
Gerben nidJt einmaf Elm GnSe ma-
den f6nHen, ieIbft nidjt, nadbem biese
1fmbeilitiftereien in Der GrmorSnna
Ses Shronfplgerpaares iGrem S56e.
pnnft erreidlt 6attem, MIR ipeil Sta.
lien feline Gpesiellen stterciTeu oa-
bnrdj 6eeiatradJtigt glaabte.) Srob-
6em, erflarte Der Gremier, fade Sta
lien an beu Srei6nnSe feffsebalten,
babc monateians berindjt, einen Son.
lift sn bermciSen, aber 6ieien Der.
fmden muilte fdllieflidl bic 3eit muS
6ie @iirDc 6es Gam6es Gin Gm6e MIA.
den. crit an6eren Gorten, als es
Sfaliea nidjt geians, uniinnise 3u-
aeit6nSniiSe bpn Seiterreidj III er.
preifeit befdjloH es, am ariea teilsE-
nebmen, MIN iih m6sIider @eiie NIT
Gjeiualf an5aeianen, mas es biirdj
Grpreiinms uidjt erfansen fonnte. J
ans bieitm @rnnSe fade iid Stolen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21
Sure lltberfdt,

Gie 9iorSSeiitide aIsemeine
3eitums erflart, Stalien made
iid) 'cines Sreiibrilds IfJilois.
9emtid]lanOs MntiuDrt anf
nniere 9sute lit beinabe fertig.
Salfonr ipa Mariaeminiiier
nnb GloDS-@eurse oSer 8onar
Gam 9riessmiuiiter luerben.
Die italieuiIdJe 9epntirten-
fanmcr mitnntt nit rieiiger
MaioritGt bic @urlase an, Die
Der 9fcsiernng polle Mfadtbult-
fommenbeit erteilt, nlles III
TIM, mos fte in SeSas anf ben
aries fir notiuenbis eradtr'
Die Staot Riga BON ben
Sentfd]em senommen.
Sas erfoIsreide gprSrinsen
Ser 9entfd|em nnb Ceiterreider
in Wali5iem 6anert ON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21

9ie srrn in Dem 9ornes-
Hoo'ebelt 9ro5eB Bat ii6 aur 3eit
nod nidt einieen f6unen. GIf @e.
idworene Doren fir gfooiebeIt nno
einer fiir Barnes.
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u. 9. 6. 9ibsan, oeittiber qlobo,
Fat; 319 2arnputann @eb1uoe. 3rl.
grodett St08. (Mna.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-21

= geites Del uno @aioIin erbdlt
man bon Der Slimp Oil &c., 400
Sit-genimerce Str. Neues Gel. Srd.
bis 2252. (Mns)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
OLD Time
FRIENDS GATHER
TOGETHER
Brother Bill.

Mrs. Celia Garrison entertained a
company OF ladies, old time friends
'ot hers as guests in honor of
the MesdaInes L. o. Garrison of
Thorpe, and Mrs. Mary Gass of Des
Moines, Iowa, Oh Tuesday afternoon
at six o'clock dinner. The home
ard tables were beautifully decOrat5
ed for the occasion in the seasOIps
flowers. The following old friends of
the family We're present; Mrs. Mary.
Gass of DesMoines, Iowa, Mrs. L. o.
Garrison of Thorpe, Wis, Mrs. E..
7. King and Mrs. L. Scribner of
Merrill, Mrs. S. n. WhittIesey of
Cranmoor; Mrs. Edward Daily OF Mer
rill; Mrs. F. J. Wood, Mrs. J. w,
Cochran, Mrs. L. NJ. Nash, Mrs. Nels
Johnson, Miss Margaret Mash, Mrs,
George r. Gardiner, Mrs. Elizabeth
DAILY, Mps Ella Shultz, Mrs. Carrie
Jones', Mrs. Orestes Garrison, and
Mrs. White of Vesper.
These ladies reviewed their girl
hood days and old times oftwenty
and thirty years ago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
.ELKS CARNIVAL
4 GREAT FEATURE.
Large Crowds Both Afternoon and Evening
Everybody Pleased and Satisfied

Great doings on the school grounds
Tuesday. We Told You So. The
Carnival given by the Elks was a
great success from every standpoint
The total receipts will amount to
about $780, The various attractions
We're successfully carried out anu
the patronage during the day was
excellent. The Elks ldoge is a pop
-ular organization in our city and the
members work in unisOn whenever
hey attempt to do anything. They
are all greatly to be admired for the
great interest they take in every
thing they undertake.
The day and evening was ideal for
carnival purposes. The boys and
girls enjoyed the day and made il
/ popular holiday Everything was
gafety and pleasure. Lela Peltier
vas successful inl getting the prize
of $3.50 given away by the Elks.
The officers and the members of
the EIks lodge appreciate the liberal
patronage given them at their car
ufyal and the funds Will be used In
helping the Order meet their OBJ
legations. This carnival can be votes
a great success. {
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
SENECA SOCIAL
CLUB MEET WITH
MRS, FRANK DENT On

Muddy reads and lowering skies
proved no obstacIee, to the ladies
IF Seneca Social Club, when invited
. hold their meeting with Mrs. F.
Denton at her pleasant home south
of Grand Rapids. Accordingly ten of
the ladies wended their way to the
Denton farm last Thursday afternoon
where they were cordially welcomed
and spent a pleasant afternoon. Az
.er a deicius luncheon they were eF
tertained with music by Mr.. Denton
and son Avery, which made a de-
HghtfuI close of the afternoons pleas
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton have recent
Iy come here fromIllinois, but are
Wisconsin people and are
fast demonstrating what scientific
farming will do for Wisconsin land,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
HANBRECHT HEADS
INDUSTRIAL BOARD
Philips Names Asssmblyman
For Post Now Held BY
Cr0WnhaTt.

Madison. Wis, Aug. l3.-GoY. E.
4. Philipp sent to senate Thursday
appoinhnaent OF Assemblyman George
p. Hambrecht ef Grand Rapids to
succeed Charlss H. Cnownhart. SUI
perior. as chairman OF the state ina
dusrna commission, and Assembly
man Baruard Moran of Rhi4elander
to succeed Louis F. Meyer, MilWau0
kee. as state oil inspector.
Mr. Hambrecht is appointed boF
term Of six years at salary or
1000 a year. and Mr.. Moran for tive
years Il a saray OF $1,000 q year.
MIR. Hambrecht is a graduate of
the college Of letters and science
and the college of law Of the UniYer-
slty of Wisconsin and is serving his
seeoud term as member of the
house. He was a candidate against
Lawrence Whittet for speaker Of
the assembly.
his appointment brings TO close
The Iong fight that vas made bo I'M
duee Coy. Philip TO re-appoint Mr.
Grow nhart.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19

to- the attention of state fair visit
ors every automobile sold in the
state of Wisconsin viii be staged
III machinery hall during the coming
state fair.
The run viii be held during the
week Of August % over a route start
ing from Milwaukee and traversing
the lower tier of counties, then
the central counties and finally a
dozen of the northern counties, go
ing into The northern section as far
as MarshfieIu.
Tons of state fair Literature will
be distributed on the tour and there
will be about fifty automobiles with
about $50 Milwaukee business men
as guests of the Milwaukee dealers
who will furnish the cars, all of
which will be 1915 models. The par
ty viii pass thru this city on Thurs
day, August 20.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
AUTO AND
MOTORCYCLE
COLLIDE

A motorcycle ridden by Carl Nord1
strum colIided with an automobile
driven by John Nash at about half
past twelve Thursday afternoon.
Tne motorcycle frame was bent and
the rider escaped without injury
Mr. NordstTuun was coming up the
incline between the Elks Club and
the F. J. Wood block intending to
turn north on Second street. Mr..
Nash was going south on Second and
when he saw the motorcycle shoot
out into the road, he pulled sharpeIy
to the right trying to avoid it. M.
Nordstrum stopped the motorcycle in
trying to avoid collision but un-
fortunately neither attempt proved
futile. The two machines came
together with the result as given
in the foregoing.
Neither one of the drivers is to
blame as both did what they could
to avoid the accident.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-19
BOOST FOR THE
STATE FAIR
Display of Every Automobile
Sold in wisconsin win Be Here
August 26 tn.

The manufacturing and sales
branches of the automobile industry
as it is represented in Wisconsin,
win parade over a thousand miles OF
the states highways dun ing the week
OF August %, as a compliment TO the
new department of agriculture Great
ed by the legislature now in ses-
sion. The parade viii be il the ma
tuTe OF a boosting tour fer the state
fair and Will be participated in by.
all the Wisconsin manufacturers of
automobiles and dealers in acces-
sories, tires and materials enter
ing into the Manufacture of the mod
arD motor car.
1t VIII be the first time that any
industry in the state has come to
the support of the state fair in such
q unanimous attitude and as re-
suit Of the cooperative movement
between the automobile trade and
commissioner of agriculture Nor
gard an automobile show viii bring