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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
Even the President Couldn't Resist This Show

becomes president of the United
ultimate the submarine
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
Sectional.

Sectional.
Church-You say he has a sectional
bookcase in his library?
Gotham-Oh, yes, half of IL con,
tains books all about the Union army,
and the other half about the Confed,
crates.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
Public Health Service Monkey Causes Trouble

belonging the public
while citizen Washington
neeedents the United States be sued dam
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26

Natural Curiosity.
THE fellow in that automobile ia m
regular lady-killer."
How does he manage it?"
"oh, Just happens to run across
them"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
WWNATIONAL.U
CApIIAL. AFFAIQS
congressman Want Portraits in the Directory,
35 the

house accompany their autobiogra-
plies in that annual publication.
Furthermore, the house voted in
formally to include in the Barnhart
printing bill an amendment authoriz-
ing publication of photographs in the
directory.
An amusing debate, participated
in by handsome and not SO handsome
members of the house, preceded the
adoption of the amendment. Con-
gressmen Edward of Georgia and
Smith of Idaho sponsored the amend
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
Mystery OF the Missing Reindeer Is UnsoIved

zT question Of
Wv
affects believe that the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-05-26
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ANe1Norial Day Story byAdele DruIn, aazIkkfEaEla

EUBEN H E Ms H A w
chewed a bit of oat straw
ruminantly as he sat in
his barn door one morn
ing in May. Already the
ol,ov,., 1.Ja.
The sun., 1916-08-27
DISMISSALS FOUGHT
BY QUEENS CARMEN
Union Committee Files Pro-
test With President Will
lam o. Wood.

As the result OF a number OF dismiss
sails since the recent strike OF union car
men. a committee representing the
Queens local Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Street and Electric Railway
Employees yesterday presented a COM
plaint to President William q. Wood Of
the New York and Queens County Rail-
way Company. and asked that he recon-
slider some of the discharges.
Thu committee consisted Of Daniel ].
Haley. president of the Queens local: J.
II. Reardon of the executive committee
or the Amalganated Association. and tbs
members of the executive committee OF
the Queens union
Last Tuesday Louis He,ner. a black
smith. working In the Woohside car
barns. was discharged for alleged disor.
derby n insubordinate conduct. He
claimed there was no real cause for his
dismissal. Hctner had been employed
by the company more thar ten years
lie is a union man and when he was dis.
missed n number OF other union mer
working in the woodside barns walked
out. II H. said the work In this depart
ment Is almost al a standstill as a result
Of this action.
About ten motormen and conductors
and Two painters. members Of the union
have ;r-su laid OF since the settlement ui
the strike. The union leaders say the,
are not satisfied that there was sufficient
ground for laying on the men.
The union leaders raid that they hat
been courteously received by President
Wood and that he had promised To give
the matters presented to him careful con
sideration.
The sun., 1916-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


W~NSUnNGTp>. Aus co These army
orl.rs wcr, issJ"l tn-Ia:
co. john " Heard. AdJutant-isnera!,
retained ~ - ,'plor'l sine JulS !, 1915,
to serNn out the period OF no det"li IN -,
iuutant-,ien,ru Department in tho
grade of Northumberland relieved from
detail in the AdJutant- Generals Depart
mrnt, effective september 20
First i.,ut, John Is Jemis"n, Coast Ar-
t!!iery, detailed ~ professor OF MILITARY
science and tactics at turd"h institute
lhrncsviils, Ga
capt. Homer a. Grant, Coast Artillery
relieved from ru"sent duties und detailed
II, inspector Instructor of the cOnst Attil-
lrrN. national Guard 81 Soulh aroma.
capt. Elliot ia2iar,, in'antr., to IN"
Ict,crman General Hospital. Preside of
san lrancisro, for further observation.
cap, charles - VIM, Coast Artillery,
relieved from present duty ana detailed ~
insprtIur. Instructor OF Coast Artillery, Ma
tlnua. ,,unrd ui New Hampshire,
capt ChaTlee u, Briis.s, infantry, upon
beng relieved from his present duties viii
report 10 commanding offic"r Thirtlcth
Infantry for duty,
=, relieved from duty at JEFFERSON Bar
racks, Mo. and viii proceed to his home
und ON arrival there stand relieved from
au;i>" duty,
Major Henry j Uirsch, e. NJ e., to III.
I factory of the k.yl,ss i~,k ronpanN, In.
dianafolis, lul., ON official business,
orders ~. 10. july IL, War Bep3rtmunt
as direct IL capt James Reagan, ., ". g
To- retain quarters At the permanent sta
t.on at winch he was assigned prior to h!'
detail In IN" O~lirtermast'r corps Is re-,
>oked. capt, kesan Is unsigned to sta
ton At vi paso. Tex,
FIRST Lieut. John q. Fairfax, Twenty hrst
Infantry, relieved from duty ut sewane
Atuissy Assismy. sswAnsa TsnA.. AID Y
The sun., 1916-08-27

The Greek liner PARTS. sa!iinE tenor,
IL 80 +. NJ, for Greece.
The Anchsr timer c~isevia. sailing Tues.
A NJ, for Gibraltar. HAY. Runiania'
switzerland and Greece.
The ku';1." I,n., pwir't ,;ske 'I mnis
closing at 5 A. Al, for Russia Especially
The White star liner B.itici sailing
closing at N:3o A. NJ, for Great Britain
ireland deter mail onlyJ apd South AZ
rica also specially addressed correspond
ence for other counvies except ueirnsl,y'
Austria. Hungary. Luxeu,burg. Bulgaria
serbla, Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway.
sweden and Denmark.
THURSDAY for Ponta Dslgada, VIII taxi
! mat. closing 1T ' A. NJ, for the Azore Isl
| anIs. Gibraltar Italv. Rnnanta, Swlt2er
land and Greece must be specially al
The scandinavian American llucr iieliig
Olav. sailing Thursday for kirkwaI, WI
take mail. dosing at 10 A. 81, for NORWAY
sweden. Denmark. Germany. Austria Hun
gary. Luxembourg, hl!garis. Serbia and
Turkey.
sailing saturday tor Rotterdam; WI. iahs
mail. closing at $50 a. A. for the Neither
lands.
The American liner New York, sailiag
SATURDAY for Liverpool. WI! tax" MAJ
Germany, Austria. Hungary. luAenpurE
Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands
Norway, sweden and nenmsrk,, Africa
Wee, Africa and Eas, Indies ,spsin and
Portugal must be specially addressed.
The French liner koohamheau. sailing
saturday for Bordeaux, WIZ take mail
suitserlsnd. Italy. Egypt. Greece, British
India. Brush East Africa. siam. Malta
Gibraltar, Ceyi"n. straits settlements
Dutch Eas, Indies. West Australia snC
The sun., 1916-08-27

"in connection with This subject Of tho
expenditure OF the states money. |
should lik. to ask Gov. Whitman why II
has been necessary for "A private citizen
- bring "A court action in order to oh-
tain the item.zsd bills for the Panama
Pacific Exposition expenses? Where are
the itemized vouchers for the celebrated
trip to san Francisco" Were they re-
moved from the comptroller's of'ic. %
the office of the" New York Central Rail-
road in ChI'agoP
II would also like 10 have answered
tn" question ~ 80 what political debts
w"r" pad by tho selection ~ Camp Whit
man. h~'k IN the Wilderness and without
any water supply. what troops were
nublli7.d there that could not have been
accommodated ~ I'eekski!i, How much
ut the states money mas been spen, Ia
bring a water supply to Camp Whitman
Was the SNty-niuth Regimen, kept ~
, Camp Whitman overtime to do the man
utl work 80 LAYING the water mains
WHY were In" '"id hospitals not prop.
'iiy eGuippd when they were sent to the
'front.'"
The sun., 1916-08-27
SHARK IN KILL VAN KULL.
sixteen FOOtrr sighted On Way 4"
Newark Hay.

A shark believed To have been 10 feet
long was seen ate yesterday afternoon
making its way up through the kill van
Kull in the direction Of Newark Bay.
The shark was first reported by the
crew OF the tugboat Thomas off New
Brighton, and again by IA boating party
of Elm Park. The man eater accord
inn to those who saw him. would SWIM
on the surface until he neared "A boat or
some obstruction, and would men diVs
until the coast was clear, wheh IL WouId
come tn the surface again,
Fishermen on Staten Island believe
the shark seen yesterday afternoon Is
the same one reported by the crew or III"
Waterfront stapictom last Monday after
noon off ST. George, IL Is also believed
ii,at the sea tiger Is maNing It's home ~
the waters Of the XII a kull ana
Newark Bay,
The sun., 1916-08-27
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Mr. ana NJ. + N$Iiguan Portland.
n,imoht- Sir. and Mr., !. " Taylor ari
Miss TAYLOR fourhkc'ps!c " J. l"riny.
san Ft,,r'i,.'; n J. rndGrh',,, ug!9th
Pittsburs Nj sud Mrs u II Moore.
omaha T. - Rr!lon, Baltimore.
taiy; q carr. Detroit; " NJ Cham
r!nn. cleveland, W a. trlscr and wife.
omaha: John r Ryun. Montreal John {.
waldorf hsnrIa-R De WIZ. Columbus
Or II :. Warren. chicago; II 4 FOLK
CiariIse-Mr and Mrs VI g. Mcdonald.
Chic.so. T.. NJ Brown, rhIisdeIphir MIR.
und Mr. J. =. Gooihsrt. New Haven
Nandcrn!lt-J l. kavinaugh. ia Ason-
Ii,ie; Mr. @nt Mr. w,,..Sm 4 z,mmsr'
Manhattan Ncwton N. Miller. Coium.
bus e. |. ns;Eren Palmerton. Pa ". W
KNIT, Tre,ehlsrs "a Hamilton Day ana
osborne and wife. Franklin. Pa.
Baron rng,rn sternhsrg Rus
Ian Emta,.y' Wa'hins,"n. Mig W NJ
Curtin Muller, ". Emery Philadelphia
N.,her',nd Mi. " brown. London q
6 ri-sles' Hudson. y v, ". Fi.ichsr
" Hammond. Morris r!1in.. y i NJ
ant Mr. \. G.erlich. Sew BrursvicA y J
Observation-Disclosures H. Wright. phti,,
| 90 tlhl. - bf'ltf ~ ~ III +ll Nl1et Dos
ton; Mrs. T.. g. MCA,uy. chicago.
Murtuy III l.. l. Andrews and wfe
~ W Powers and wife Lam. Maze. \. "
'ornlov, froSilence, Iuru Dc,o!
IlrooklNn.
rark ~Averue--A Bolton. Portland
ore. MIR. r & Mitchell Holland. Mich.
\. - Heron. los Augrl's. Mis-, I.sia.
chaplin tHic1Co II a Pres oft. T. \.
Road Fr.ep,it. IL
Stratfurd- Mss W Brir'seThod. Fish
XII. y y Il :. ZONES, SarIntc.
Wo.gott Cap, H. II. Hodge. T. : \
/. a. Young savannah: r g. Wheeler an,
wife B'siou. John L. Levi. corning /
e. Fuller, Detroit : y WidIup STRAIT
iprJ. conn MR. l. - Martin. Baltimore
Dr John ". Harrh'r. New York.
McAlp,r- NJ am Mr. " u. Nilsson
syracu-t, y L. p1auc. Ros'"p Nj an.
MI W \ Ross. - PAN. MIR ant Mrs
\ q. ba,!Is, -. Louis. W \ Fitton. Ri
mingham.
Mafio Autoincttc- II Haw'cy, Ia,
! cas- Mr.. - \ Mcclellan. Jackeuuy.lc
FIau~ : DeGwn. Washington
Grtnd-A kay Rowland, Charlotte. 4
81. Walls. Syra,rse. T. /. Aui.rsup. 4.
tooni. !. =. Mel'!" Chioag" J. e. Parker
4 Concord y g.
Impcrul--J \ BlaIin. Roanoke; osca
Floyd. Dallas. j. t.. Thpnrp son, Peoria
Joseph T. ,hsedcr. Milwaukee. John 7
Ryan. Buffalo, J. IL. White, Chicago.
The sun., 1916-08-27
HELP WANrEIp-MALB.

4 FORD OWNER to p.t = Woods pinch
Sfugt,s on hIs tai and tax. orders.
80 per w,ok Unite! stee. supply. Ford
BIG Detroit.
The sun., 1916-08-27
BENNETT PROBES
EXPENSES AT CAMP
Employs Accountant to Ex-
amino Vouchers From
Camp Whitman.
ECONOMY HIS SLOGAN
Charges state Rapidly Is APP
preaching Poverty, Due
TO Extravaganccs.
ECONOMY HIS SLOGAN

ALBANY. Aug. Ex-senator william
NJ. Bennett stopped off at Albany to-
day as part Of his trip up to see the
Republican leaders in the northern
part of the State. incidentally he
started an accountant to examine the
vouchers In the Comptroller's Office re-
lating to the expenditures at Camp
Whitman. with regard to his candl-
dsry FOR the Republican nomination for
Governor, Senator Bennett said:
'The issue involved in my campaign
Is a state issue. namely. 10 the voters
want extravaganza in government con-
tinued"' We are all for preparedness.
The state has spent plenty OF money
for preparedness. but evidently 1t was
not properly applied or else the Ma
i.onal Guard would not have been cent
to the border unframed and UNI
equipped.
The sun., 1916-08-27
NOVEL REGATTA STAGED.
shippers At Bayside y. e.. Are As
signed Graft by Draft.

Conditions OF the finish Of the races al
the Iiayside Yacht club #. the course In
Little Neck Bay were considerable
changed yesterday from the results rep
resented by IA composite for
the year. The tars who have been steer
ing in most instances their own boats
appeared In different craft yesterday In
the annual shippers race Of the club.
The race was designed for the purpose
Of bringing out the respective skill OF the
yachtsmen rather than the merits OF the
yachts. Some Of the shippers who dem
onstrated their ability to win in their
" yachts during the season demon
strated that they could also handle other
yachts.
The yachts were assigned tho guiding
tars by drawing lots. J. Wilson Dayton
and his brother. Walter s. Dayton, who
have been winning frequently In the
Bayside bird class with their yacht.
Skylark, were entrusted to the care OF
their most formidable rival. curlew,
owned by Charles J.. Willard, while the
latter had charge OF tho sailing OF
Archibald Nesbett's Teaser. The Day
ton brothers won by a comfortable mar
gin In a craft that they had beaten sew
eral times this season and which incl
dentaIl had also beaten the Skylark.
Lieut.. Kenneth Crombie, sailing the Biz
Dinner, wOn In the star class. There
was "A good breeze from the northeast
The summary:
BAYsIDE BEE CLASS START. $50
T.. NH
The sun., 1916-08-27
GIBBONS AND BALLARD DINE.
's'a'nnI aud 'ump NeetinE Leader
Meet \gnin ns Friends.

SpElSf LANE. y, j.. Avg. 26,-rar-
sn'l IoiorF, vim, with Bishop O'con-
"H " Redmond, Va. has been the
.4eH Mere " Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ma
DNey' aincd last night at Mr., Maloney's
,Eslr'le with tuc Rev. Aaron r.. Bal
"a !. y, president Of IA" ocean Grove Camp
h"uRa Association, Of whom he has
s'el mend for many years. The Car
a"S, is AZ years old, bat is the Junior
"lF' ballard 10y twelve years.
me cardinal has been entertained in
- "dEy several lines during the week.
,"S noon b" was the guest Of Mr.. and
~, samuel ~liciiuer Of Philadelphia at
Ihcnron ~ which twenty sumne
a"'ueils were present. one OF the
"N's was Alexander J. Hemphill. who
~ r,"'S returned from Belgium, where
"au a long talk with Cardinal Ner-
~. cardinal Gibbons will go to Balti-
more on Monday.
The sun., 1916-08-27
elk" MUST BE REAL SILK.
4. 8. Trade COmmtssiOn Rules IN
Case of Philadelphia Firm.

WAsHiSGToS. Aug, 2s.-The Federal
Trade Commission to-day issued an
order directing the Circle CIR COM
pany Of Philadelphia to discontinue
using the word elk" In reference To
any OF its products other than real silk
in connection with sales. Trademarks
and adyert!sing matter. The commits
sion held that the use OF the word
elk for products made OF mercerized
Sea Island cotton thread was deceptive
To many persons In trade and TO the
public generally. The decision is
looked upon as a precedent,
A similar complaint against Goldin
Brothers Of New York for using the
term sewing silk" for mercerized cot
ton thread was dismissed, as the com
pany had discontinued the practice.
The sun., 1916-08-27
ADVANCE In BIBLE PRICES.
americas society Lays nIame On
was and Papers Cost,

boston. Aug. 26.-Thc American
Biple Society nounce to-day that the
price of Bibles was likely to be advanced
at once. h European war. which has
the cost OF paper and other
raw material. was given as the cause.
The stock Of Bibles and books printed
IN foreign languages. previously pur-
chased from Germany. Is being rapidly
exhausted, 1t was stated, and the society
IS unable to Ill all orders received.
There Is no indication at present when
me stock Will be replenished. according
TO announcements sent to members and
patrons Of the society.
The sun., 1916-08-27
Thrift q. Ills Demand.

state and city government Is simply
cooperative housekeeping. and the
am principles of thrift ought to apply
in expenditures for the city or the
state that the head of a household APP
plies to his household expenditures.
The city OF Sew York has been IA
spendthr..t for years and has finally
comc To- the point where its debt Is now
S2pl 600 600 greater than the debt OF
the nation. and has come to "A period
of enforced poverty. where its borrow
ing capacity is exhausted and the city
has had TO cut down nisht schools,
summer schools AN other items of So
cial service because Of past eNtrav-
aganceS.
The state IL rapidly getting into the
same condition. Thu state also has be-
gun To- mortgage NE future AZ the city
has done. Gov. Whitman signed an APP
Precipitation bill this wear appropriatinp
SIS. U0U. coo more than tie estimated
revenues Tor the coming year. This
means either the imposition ~ a ire
nendous direct tax next year or else II
means that Gov. Whitman and the Whit
man leaders intend to force through the
LEGISLATURE al the next session the bill
which WAS introduced this year Ia put d
state tax on small incomes. This pro
posed new tax would he oppressive, as /
| would reach the inc)ine OF clerks. me
chanics and farmers.
The sun., 1916-08-27
SWEETHEARN ARE BLAMED.
Motor Car Driver and Four Friends
Dumped Into n Pond.

CLIFTON. y. j.. Aug, ?6,-In avoiding
two sweetrearts, who appeared as the
car he was driving struck the turn at
Randolph and Lexington venue Jo-
seph Potcany Of 100 Highland avenue
swerved 50 sharply 10 the left shortly
after midnight to-day that his machine
left the road. ~catapulted over a ten foot
embankment and landed upside down
in Nash's Pond.
Potcanv and four men friends, who
were in the ear with him. had a narrow
escape from drowning. Except for the
ducking they received they were none
the worse for the experience.
The sun., 1916-08-27
PRIEST JUMPS TO DEATH.
said 10 Have Bccn beaten by MIN
ncsota IA rishiOuers.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The Rev. lgnatlus
Tomaz,n, 30 years old, who resigned his
pastorate Of n church in Albany. MINI.
"A month ago, after his Practitioners are
alleged ~ have attacked and beaten him.
jumped 20 death from the sixth Noor oi
a hotel here to-day. According to hotel
employees. the priest had been acting
strangely since coming to Chicago.
Miss Martha McClushey, for sixteen
years housekeepcr for the aged priest,
SAID She believed he committed suicide
while hrooding over his church arairs,
Ills Pensioners had been causing him
trouble for iy" years. shc said. and
one night three of them entered the
house and beat him.
The sun., 1916-08-27
Unioni.ing Of shops Goes On.

W signed up las Italian boss BARRIERS
today said Fielder. lin the district
above chatham Square. IN the lower
West Side only nine shops remain ou
strike OF those which originally Were
closed. An adjustment committee H. IN
charge OF u|niOnlzlng the shops which
did not Join us originally
Tuesday I begin work In The Bronx
and will call out 1900 men. We have
settled with 1870 shops IN The Bronx
already. II will be IA week or ten days
before we get to the broadway and Wall
street shops, but We will start with the
Brooklyn BARRIERS Monday. bringing them
from their independent organization tn
the international organization. In that
borough 2. 600 strikers lave won out and
-sta.;.s! 81 wo;s."
Morris Waldman. lsadcr Of the ape
box u akers' strike. IN announcing the
appointment ~ a committee % 1000 "a
protect p!ckets said The committee
also will prevent the Turing Of workers
TO the shops which are on strike. We
closed two shops to-day whose owners
had boosted we never would he able Ia
do 20. We are beginning to distribute
strike benefits. The police s.ill are
hanpsring us. They permit only twelve
pickets to a shop and we believe some
shops need as many a. 100 p!ckets. Two
girl p.ckets were beaten to-day neaT
Houston and Wooster streets and three
were hurt near Grand and Wooster
streets
The sun., 1916-08-27
British soccer Results,

N HsD'lN Aug 2G-The following are
~ W. result OF io-days Scottish League
,,vr lan't, The majority Of the players
tsssnases 'o'adv exchanged their khaki unit
smn. ipr football clothes and after the
, ~ hhs'ish football season viii commence
hs, SaiurlaS, a fan schedule Of games
nj ~ inr decision IA the Lancashire
bw :" ''"o"'a'''h' lo-aays results fol-
Il. IHmnNlr9nians, D. Motherweil, o.. Celtic.
Il nhnWe,hlinr o bpinbar'on. 2 ~, Mirren,
Qus,aAAast Cd is. !. Hamilton A.. g., ..
RI,nmns iirk u Hearts, u: Rangers. 3.
4 aI. r ~ Morton. +. Patrick Thistle,
g. ~, 'h,''I - Raith Rivers. %; Falkirk.
'hFl l.aHark, ., Aberdeen. u.
The sun., 1916-08-27
5000 Toy Makers 10 Quit.

tnSanitary shops, low wages, sweat
ing and child labor are some OF the
abuses charged against the Teddy bear
manufacturers by benjamin Shaw, presi-
dent Of the Stuffed Toy and Dol Makers
Union. who j. preparing to call a strike
Of the 5000 members who work on Teddy
bears.
Many Of the bosses are violating the
agreement with the union. That II the
reason for the strike" he explained yes
terday. "The childr employed IN the
trade are working under the worst con
ditions ard the lowest wages. Man" -!
the shops are firetraps and IN them chill
dren ar. being compelled 10 work over
time. VI have no alternative bur q
strike. John j. Bealin Of the state
board Of arbitration and mediation. how
ever. has notified me he IL prepared IL
offer the services Of the board"
To 4 0GO macintosh workers "A genera
strike call was issued yesterday signe7
by the strike committee Of four locals 81
the International Ladies' Garment Work
crs Union. The demand ARE "A forty
eight hour week. overtime pay - cents
an hour, cutters $50 "A week, pressef'
SIS "A week. sewing buttons 40 cents 1
hundred. machine sewers SIS a week
week hands to be paid for ten legal holl
days. and a number OF minor demand!
along the same lines.
The sun., 1916-08-27
HORSE HAS HIS REVENGE.
~ Into nnd Wrecks Motor On
aud Now Miss smith Sues.

iAssAic, n. j. Aug. 2s.-Miss Adella
j. Smith, one If the owners of smith
academy aud "a member OF one of the
oldest families here. has sued Lederer
Eros. liquor dealers. for 81. 900 damages
because one Of their horses had leaped
INTO her autom Jbile while It was stand
ing AT the Erie street curb on June 0
h'st, and kicked 1t until 1t was IA bad
wreck.
Miss Smith came out just In time Ia
see me horse leap into the car and
smash H. Rudolph L.ederer, she cites
IN her petition. was driving the horse.