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Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
Auctions
lFulraifuIre Auc&i@M
 Sale
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IOl8 North First Street

lUlS North First Street All fine furniture and household goods from my five room home will be sold 10 the highest bidder for cash, Monday. November 18th at 1:30 D. m. This furniture will be sold owing to the fact that ] am leaving the city. The list comprises the following 1tems
 Heavy hand made oak dining table, and leather covered dining chairs. - Oak china cabinet leaded glass front. Iarl,a upholstered davenport IIeav, oak rockers, leather up- holstered.
 ruu set bedroom chairs and rockers. Two heavy oak library tables. Two inch brass beds. with double Legcett springs.
 White cnameled beds and springs. Large oak Morris chairs leather up- hoIstered.
 Two beautiful birdseye maple dress CTS.
 Two heavy oak dressers. Four fine ingrain rugs, also smaller rugs.
 Complete outfit bedding and mat tre.sc5.
 uur four hole gas~range, and gas lcltcr
 Fui' equipment for kitchen. Hundreds of items too numerous to mention.
 Beat this sale if you need nice furni- turc. Never been used by sick.
 FRANK w. SHEDD. Owner THE BlEHL AUCTION HOUSE
 Auctioneers
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

TO EXCHANGE-A F acre and a 20 acre orange ranch in full bearing, in the choice Riverside district, califor- mia. This property is free of incum- brance, and priced at a rock bottom cash valuation of $115O an acre. Owner resides here and will exchange one or both for either city or country. River side is one of the most beauty tul sec tions of Southern California, and these groves are a fine investment. MT. Fisher. Davie Realty Co.,. 126 x. Gen. tral. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
AuctioHl Sale Automobiles

a.50 USED AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES And auto tires. Buyers, spectators, dealers wait for this sale! 1 will sell at public auction, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2S, AT 2:SO P. M.
 Rain or Shine Ct~ VACANT LOT OPPOSITE JEFF a, PERSON HOTEL
 The above lot of latt model auto mobiles ranging from Fords to Pack ards.
 The finest lot of cars ever offered at public auction. Chance of a lifetime to buy a ear at your own price. Owners wishing to sell their cars in above auc- ton sale must have their cars entered before Wednesday morning. No checks 1rnl,-s cerfffipd
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale Automobiles

CHEVROLET CAR for sale cheap. Mechanical condition Al, self starter and electric lights, upholstering good. rubber good: must sell at once. Fire Station Nc. ,, Ninth and Van Buren Sts. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

FOR SALE-SO acres at Scottsdale, all in alfalfa and the very best of cot ton soil An excellent buy at $200 See Mr. Fisher, Davie Realty Co, 126 N. Central. It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale-Real Estate

BURROUGHS Real Estate Office has moved to S1 N. First Ave. If
 ,IF YOU HAVE S20.OOO.OO CASH, l will sell you 320 acres Of fine land suit able for cotton, farmed for 25 years. under Roosevelt dam, class A water, for loss than Sl50.00 per acre; worth con- siderable more. Win deal with prin- cipals only. Box 99S Republican. dp
 160 ACRES of patent land in Deer valley, 1 miles noth of Phoenix. for siile or trade for Phoenix property. h. uritc at 50g N. 18th St. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
Now or Never

If you ever expect to buy, build or own a home in Phocnix, let me urge you to look at a 7-room modern brick on a 50 it. lot, choicely located be- tween here and state capitol building. It is offered for $40000O. Opportunities like this come seldom, but we need the money. Give immediate possession, and take one-half cash. Look into this, you will want it.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

COTTON FARM FOR EXCHANGE
 32O acre place. so fenced, 2S0 cleared comfortable house, punspsng plant and orchard. This is in Casa Grande val ley and close to church and school Want Phoenix residence.
 We have other exchanges: City property for acreage, and well inn proved acreage near Phoenix for Phoe- nix residences.
 L. ". McADAMS, 35 S. Central dn
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

FOR SALE-SO acres of first class cotton land, only S15 miles from Phoe- nix. A snap at $175.OO. Ask for MT. Luther or MT. Fisher, Davie Realty Go, 126 N Central. It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES
GQ0n RIIYS

GOOD bO .
 ONE ACRE NEW 4-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, LARGE GARAGE, FRUIT AND SHADE, FENCED FOR CHICK EMS. RIGHT IN TOWN, $2500, TERMS TO SUIT.
 LOT IN LOS PALMAS, 70x165 FEET. S550. THIS IS A SNAP. MODERN BROOM AND SCREEN SLEEPING PORCH. BRICK BUNGA- LOW. EAST EVERGREEN. ONLY $2,400 WILL MAKE TERMS. BEST BUY IN PHOENIN
 , ACRES ON INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD. BEST OF soft, IN ALFALFA AND FARLEY. 5-ROOM HOUSE GOOD WELL OF SOFT WATER. } GOOD COWS WITH PLACE. ALL FOR s3000 TERMS.
 , ACRES NEAR PAVEMENT, 2 ROOM HOUSE, $1500 EASY TERMS. ASK DIBBLE WITH GRIFFIN
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale-Real Estate

3 YEARS, first year free, second and third year. fifth of crops; land to be graded and irrigated located F mile west and 1 mile south of Cashion. Address Box 161 Phoenix. dn
 FOR SALE-By owner. 47 acres un- der Highline canal, IS acres in alfalfa, balance cotton and maize. Easy terms J. F. Birchett, POP 7th Street, Tempe. If
 FOR SALE-S0 acre lease, all in al falfa, with 64 head cows and heifers, 8 horses, wagons, stacker. disc harrow good house, good water; miles from town. Call at 107 $. 3rd St. Phone S34S. dn
 FOR SALE-Cow or sheep ranch. 16O acres patented, 20 acres in cultivation, so acres can be put under water, plenty of running water Fine mountain range, very low price. See w. T. Craw- ford, roc N. Fifth St, Phone S874. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

FOR SALE-The best cattle outfit in Arizona. A range that will stand drought, well Watered, S10,000 worth of fence. over 10000 acres of land goes with it. Large tanks reservoirs, windmills and everything to make it one of the best ranges in Arizona. Lots of leased land goes with it. One half of this range is on the forest reserve. It has a large carrying capacity, railroad runs along west line. This is a large outfit and other outfits adjoining, can be bought. If you are looking for a good proposition you can buy it now. This range was tried out during the years drought and the cattle went through without loss. The cattle now on it are high grade range cattle, standard bred bulls. This will be of fered for sale for a short time only. For further information call or address Levi Young, 915 L. Van Buren street, PhoeinX. If
 SILT DEPOSITS from Gila River near Florence, Pinal County, Arizona produce Egyptian Cotton.
 First prize awarded Pinal County on it's Egyptian cotton for both fibre and textile strength
 Several thousand acres not yet avail able, pending construction of Diversion Dam.
 At present a few thousand acres suitable for pumping can be bought at comparatively low prices. Water at 30 it.
 Inquire of Pin2l County Abstract & Realty Co. Florence. Arizona. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
Col. |. Byrens
Official Auto Auctioneer Office 2S0 So 1st Ave.


 Office 2SO So. 1st Ave. AUCTION SALE 70 Wednesday, November 2Sth, 1917 miles west of Fair Grounds. on the Christy Road on the Ellis ranch, com
 mencing at 10:30. n. Having rented my ranch, I will sell my personal property at auction: 22 head fine milk cows, Holsteins and Durhams.
 8 springng, year old Holstein heilers.
 8 yearling Holstein heifers. yearling Holstein heifer calves. 5 Yearling Holstein bull calves. ] registered Alcarra strain, HOlstein bull now ready for service, papers fur nished.
 20 breeding ewes due to lamb in January.
 HORSES One pair of mares three and five years old, weighing 1900 each. One 7 year old mare, one two year draft colt.
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS One farm wagon, one spring wagon, moving machine, hay rake. disc blows, cream separator, harness and ether ar ticles
 The above stock is all first class. Free lunch at noon. Terms: 6 months time given sums over $100; under $100 cash. per cent off for cash,
 w. $. ELLIS, Owner
 C. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 L. G. GALLAND- Clerk dp
 FURNITURE AUCTION
 1918 North First Street MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH, 1 F. M. mi af iDe bn 0if will sell the following complete furn- ishi8gs of my five room home at pub lie auction, to the highest cash bidder without reserve or limit: Oak dressers and birdseye dressers. Strictly oak center table. Leather upholstered rockers and chairs.
 Oak writing desk and chair. Oak dining table and chairs. Iall clock and brac. White enameled and brass beds, springs and mattresses.
 Refrigerators. kitchen table and chairs.
 Full set of dishes, and all kitchen utensils.
 Fine rugs, large and small
 Dozens of items necessary in a home too numerous to mention
 FRANK w. SHEDD owner THE BIEHL AUCTION HOUSE
 Auctioneers dm AUCTION, Tuesday Nov. 27 at :3C I. m. I'll Grand Ave. BAKERY OUT lIT consisting of a number of show cases, bread cases, ice box, ? large mir TOTS, bread pans, pie pans, bread mixer roll dvider, cash register, pairs of scales, wagons. bakery auto tops Other articles too numerous to mention ln fact a complete bakery outfit. Terms made known day of sale. II. T. Doak auctioneer, 725 Grand Ave. Phone 1883. dI
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

We have three unusual bargains right in the best soil and shallow wa ter district, 2S0, 320 ana GAO acres re- speetively. There is nothing better in the valley Prices are far below real values Would to show them to you. They are relinquishments.
 l.. w. McADAMS, 35 S. Central gs
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale Houses

OPPORTUNITIES TODAY $14OO-Corner Lot 9Ox20O-Facing \. Central Ave.-Lots of Shade. 
 S1500-4 Lots With } Room Brick House and Large Screen Porch Lots of Shade-South Sixth Ave-S100 Cash-$15 Per Month S2900-100 Feet Frontage-With ? Story Modern Brick House Osborn Road and No 7th St $250 Cash-$25 Per Month 5000 to Build
 $825O-N. Third Ave. Cottage-Facing East-Lots of Shade. s4200-One of the Pretty and Attract i've Homes of PhoeniX-New Garage-Nice Lawn-Lots of Roses and Shrubbery-Big Lot and Close to x. Central Ave Terms to Responsible People Immediate Possession. $5000-A Very Attractive and Modern Home of Brick with White Ce-
 
 Lawn Garage and Chicken Yard-Completely and Taste fully Furnished No Sick Have Lived in the House-Immediate Iossession-Terms to Respon- sible Peopie-Best Buy Me Have.
 WANTED-An offer-20ox2oo Facing Streets with d Modern Brick ebble-Dashed Bungalow of } Rooms with Screen Porch Above and One 5-Room Frame Cot tage-Barn-C Chicken Yards Lots of Shade, Shrubbery and F'ruit-Room to Build , More Houses-WiI Be Sold as a Whole or Divided to Suit-East Moreland St-Owner in Phoe- nix for Short Stay and Going to Sell Terms to Responsible People.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Phone 1894 123 x. 1st Ave
 dn FOR SALE-Furniture and one year lease small rooming house, cheap rent close in. Phone 2l52 dn FOR SALE-Five-r room house, brick 
 in features. Lot 5OX150. Terms Phone 29tS. 12h FOR SALE-Large broom modern bungalow. furnished. $4500. Immedi- ate possession. On Adams street this side of the capitol building Inquire E. F. Pascoe, 3o2 North Central Ave
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 SPECIAL poorfffnI z l bungalow, brick and pebble dashed. al built-in features, garage with cemen floor. This is an ideal home located 1 on a corner lot 75x150. The house coulC not be duplicated for the price. S450t on easy terms.
 l HOLT REALTY co.
 w Adams St. dn 1 6 ROOM MODERN BRICK at S1| N. 9th Ave, $500 cash bal $2650 pei month.
 6 room modern brick. 1914 Wes Madison, $500 cash. balance $25 per mo 6 room modern brick, North 21st Ave $500 cash. bal $35 per month See JOHNSTON. 31 N. 1st Ave. | HERE is you chance if taken by first of Dec, beautiful modern 5-roon bungalow, plenty of shade chicke1 house, wood house, and garage. Easy terms. Call at S25 N. Ave, to set property and deal with owner. al $7500.00-- ennas One of our most artistic moderl homes, large rooms and hall, screei Il handsome fireplaces roof garden, SUI ! room, furnace, large corner lot wit shade vines etc. This is S4000 les 1 than cost.
 FranlkIliIn D. Lame 6 w. Adams St. Phone 12S
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale-Automobiles
Overland
 Arizona i Go. Used Car Dept.

Used Car Dept. THE INCREASING DE- MAND FOR MORE AUTO MOBILES. AND THE DE- CREASING PRODUCTION OF NEW CARS DUE TO A NUMBER OF CAUSES, BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE WAR AND ITS REQUISITES, Is SOONER OF LATTER GO- ING TO HAVE ITS EFFECT ON THE USED CAR MAR KET-WE FEEL IT NOW. THAT WE ARE GOING TO BE COMPELLED TO RAISE THE PRICE OF OUR USED CARS IS A FOREGONE CONCLUSION. IN FACT, THEY ARE COSTING US MORE AND MORE AS EACH AND EVERY TRADE IS MADE.NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YUOR USED CAR. EACH AND EVERY CAR IN OUR LINE IS REBUILT. REPRINTED AND DUPLI- GATES A NEW CAR IN EV- FRY WAY, BUT IN FACT
 THE GUARANTEE WE GIVE ON OUR USED CARS IS REAL, COMPREHEN- SINE AND EFFECTIVE.
 YOU CAN'T MAKE A MIS- TAKE IF YOU BUY FROM THE OVERLAND ARIZONA COMPANY.
 NOTE OUR LIST OF BAR
 GAINS:
 1917-WILLYS KNIGHT 'S'' ................ ,750 1917 WILLYS "6" TOUR INC ..-.....-.... .1100 1917-OV VERLAND "6" TOURING .... 750 1917-OVERLAND S5-4 TOURING ........ 750 '. 1916-OVERLAND SS TOURING ...... 450 1916-O V l. R LA N D Q TOURING ........ 450 1916-O V E R LA N D 75 ROADSTER ..... 400 1915-OV OVERLAND 80 TOURING .............. 800 1916-WILLYS KNIGHT fl" TOURING .. 750 1916-O ONERLAND 75 LIGHT DELIVERY.... 400 I914-ON NERLAND g TOURING ......... 250 1916-M A XIV ELL 25 TOURING ..... 35Q 1915- $ T UD FEB A KER TOURING ........ $50 19l6-FORD TOURING 300 1916-FORD TOURING 2T5 1915-FORD TOURING 275 1915-FORD TOURING. $50 1917 OVERLAND COUN- TRY CLUB. B........ ITS AND MANY OTHERS.
 EASY TERMS
 SATISFACTION GUARAN-
 FEED
 REM E NJ ER-'TTS NOT WHAT YOU PAY-BUT WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY
 PHONE 1793. Overland Arizona
 Company 10 w. Van lBulEren S RTnTORCVCvT r E-irct cIaSe .i.-t
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
Overlaads Arizona Company 10 w. Van BulGren St.
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MOTORCYCLE-First class, sixty five dollars. A bargain. 2041 W. Jef- ferson. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
EIulaneley
IT N. First Ave.
FOE SALF,-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES
 Beautiful home place on carline. Lot 250x1S5. Modern rooms and bath brick dwelling, with large porches, ga rage, chicken houses and incubator house. Abundance of fruit, shade and all kinds of roses. Electric lights and city water. $500 cash will handle Pos session can be had in 10 or E days. Address owner, Box 1014 Republican, and l will call and show you. dn
 FOR SALE-HOUSES
 A snap for some one. Beautiful mod ern 6 room and bath brick, pebble dash bungalow, near carline; city water, electric lights Only $500. $500 cash, balance like rent. See Thomas end Indian carline. dn BROOM BRICK, pebbled dashed modern residence, acre ground, all kinds of bearing fruit, berries and grapes, garage and other out-buildings, city water Electric lights, close to Capitol building. Price S4500 with moderate payment, balance like rent See Mrs. Ruggles, E N First Ave, Phone 4173.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
For Sale Miscellaneous
VAN AlDI(UEAl

200 shares for sale. Best offer before
 December 2nd takes it. Address box q95. Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

FOR SALE-Double-b barrel ham merless Remington, I6-guage shot gun, Remington g. pump action rifle S25 No. 3rd avenue. Phone 252S.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-26
IBaIbbitttE. olson CO
 Used Car Dept.
s w. Van Buren St. Phnnn rl2

FOR. SALE CHEAP-Dixie high ten sion magneto, almost good as new; Master carburetor; two e. D. clincher castings and tubes 33x4. good shape; two old castings and tubes, 32x3ia. Phone 1243. dm
 ONE 1917 MODEL, FORD tourine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
PLANS TO REWARD GUARDS
Measure Proposes State Recompense
Soldiers for Service in Re-
cent Mexican Trouble.

Madison Compensation of members
of the Wisconsin National guard who
answered President Wilson's call for
soldiers at the outbreak Of the Mexi-
can trouble is provided for in meas
ure which Senator Roy P. Wilcox, Eau
Claire, is having drawn up and which
he will probably introduce within a
few days.
While the, senator has not as yet
determined upon the amount of money
with which he proposes the state shall
reward the guardsmen for their serv-
ice, it has been suggested to him that
it be fixed at $50.
According to Senator Wilcox, the
New York, Massachusetts, North Da-
kota and Minnesota legislatures have
passed such appropriations this year.
The New York legislature, he said, ap-
propriated $2,O00,OO0 with which to re-
ward the soldiers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
LODGER KILLED IN QUARREL
Dispute over Days Wages Ends in
Shooting Affray-Two Are Held
BY the Police.

Grandchildren and jim Robbinett
are held in connection with the death
of Thomas Jones of the Jones & Rog-
ers Lumber Co., at Nashville. They
walked ten miles to Crandcn and gave
themselves up at the county Jail while
posses were securing the woods for
them.
Both claimed self-defense in the af-
fray, which occurred on the depot
platform at Nashville when Jones and
the Robbinetts got into dispute over
a days wages. They claimed that
Jones, who was an ex-prizefghter, fol-
lowed them and continued to provoke
them when they would have ended the
quarrel. When Jones drew a knife
the shooting started, they said. Jim
Robinett was shot through the hip and
was badly slashed, according to the
officers The Robbinetts are said to
have come from Breathitt county,
Kentucky.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
WOULD SAVE BEER INDUSTRY
Only Liquors Containing More Than
Ten Per Cent of Alcohol
Would Be Barred.

Madison-A new element incident to
the move to make wisconsin dry
promises to develop in the form of an
amendment to the bill for statewide
referendum on prohibition.
An amendment prepared by mem
Der of the assembly will suggest a
change in the form of the referendum
by which. if the bill passed the leglsla-
ture and met with the Endorsement OF
the people, beverages containing no
more than 10 per cent alcohol would
be exempt, this being along the line OF
the Bruce bill pending in the legisla-
ture of Illinois.
Under such a regulatory provision,
the sale of beer and light wines would
be permitted, but stronger beverages,
D. those containing more than 10 per
cent alcohol, would come under the
BAN
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
BRAY MEASURE IS
SLATED FOR DEFEAT
COMMITTEE REPORTS uNFAVoR-
ABLY ON BILL TO REPEAL
OFFSET TAX REVISION.
Is OFFERED
Senator Would Change Resolution
LegaIizing Political Party Con-
ventions-Substitut for
insurance Rates.

Madison-The legislative joint COM
mittee on finance recommended to
the senate that the Bray bill, No. So,
repeating the law providing that per-
sonaI property taxes shall be an offset
against income taxes, be indefinitely
postponed The report Of the finance
committee was not accompanied by a
statement of the committee proceed
ings on the bill or the vote of the
committee on the motion to recon-
mend it for indefinite postponement.
Senator Bray, author of the meas
ure, moved that the committee be re-
uuested to file such statement with
it's report and the motion prevailed. \
Senator Bray offered an amendment
to his political party convention Dill,
and the bill and amendment were
then re-referred to the committee IN
charge of it for further consideration.
The amendment provides that "a po-
litical party convention may, by ma
iority vote or by minority vote OF at
least one-third of the number of dele
gates present and voting, indorse the
candidacy of any person who consents
to become a candidate for nomination
and who declares himself in substan-
tial accord with the platform adopted
by the convention, but no action is to
be taken by the convention which
shall conflict with the primary cleo
ton law or present the selection OF
candidates at any primary.
Senator Skogmo introduced a SUD-
stitute for his bill presented earlier IN
the session, creating bureau for Tx
ing fire insurance rates in Wisconsin
The substitute is similar to the Ben
nett bill on the same subject, but Sen
ator Skogmo believes his substitute
would make better law, He said that
there was no difference of opinion
among the members of the legislature
as to the necessity of creating rate
making bureau. Both the Bennett and
Skogmo bills are now before the SEN
ate committee on corporations.
The finance committee introduced
bill appropriating $4,000 to the Wis
consin geological and natural history
survey commission, and $22,5OO to the
Wisconsin state printing board for the
next two years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
VETERAN PUBLISHER DIES
John r. Bloom, Editor of Neenah
Daily News, Is Victim of
Heart Failure.

Neenah-Jacob R. Bloom, owner and
editor of the Neenah Daily News and
pioneer publisher of Wisconsin, died
suddenly on the porch of his home
here. Death is ascribed to heart fall
ure. Mr.. Bloom was Sc years old.
J. R. Bloom was born in Scranton,
Pa, July %, 1851. He received his
early education in the public schools
of Ripon, to which city his parents re
moved from Pennsylvania in 1861.
Mr.. Bloom has been interested in
the publication of newspapers in Rip
on, La Crosse, Fond du Lac, Menasha
and Neenah In 1875, Mr.. Bloom and
Miss Catherine S. Moore of La Crosse
we're united in marriage. Surviving
are the widow and two children. Mr..
Bloom was known throughout the
state, as he was for some time factory
inspector, having received his appoint
ment from former Gov. La Toilette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
STATE CABINET BILL KILLED
Bray Measure to Appoint State Sec
rotary, Treasurer and Attor-
ney General Defeated.

Madison The senate by vote OF Il
to IL killed the Bray joint resolution
for a constitutional amendment en-
powering the governor to appoint the
secretary of state, state treasurer and
attorney general.
Senator Bray made a long argument
in favor of the resolution. He said
that the system of appointing state Of
ficers prevailed in a number of states.
He said that the system had worked
out satisfactorily.
The Schultz resolution providing
that the Supreme court of Wisconsin
shall not declare any law unconstitu-
tional, except by a vote of at least all
but one member of the court, was laid
over.
Senator Potts introduced bill
amending the marriage license law, so
as to provide that marriage licenses
may be issued in Wisconsin on certi-
ficates of health made by practicing
physician of the state in which the
groom resides.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
THREE HAVE A CLOSE CALL
Fast Train Hits Auto, Hurting 1t Forty
Feet, But Occupants Escape
With Slight Injuries.

Kenosha men cheated death
here at grade crossing when north
bound passenger train running at
hight rate of speed crashed into an
automobile at the Fairview avenue
crossing. The men in the car included
Charles Maslowski, the driver; Frank
Machuetts and Alex. Schmalinski.
Maslowski killed his engine as the
automobile was in the middle of the
track. He and the other passengers
of the automobile were held in the
car by a closed top and the car and
passengers were hurled forty feet.
While the automobile was left wreck
of twisted steel and splintered wood.
not one of the men was seriously
hurt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-09
FINDS He IS NOT A CITIZEN
Samuel Tochtermann, "a Years Old,
Applies for Final Papers After
Voting for Half Century.

Monroe-After exercising the right
of franchise for nearly half a century,
Samuel Tochtermann, native of
Switzerland, has just discovered at the
age of "a years that he is not full
fiedged citizen of the United States.
In the hope that he will be able to
vote for a number of presidential can
didates in the years to come, Mr.. Toch-
termann has made application for his
final papers.
Coming to this section in 1859. MT.
Tochtermann made application for his
first papers, but owing to the laxness
in the early days regarding naturallza-
ton he considered it unnecessary TO
bother further when neighbors began
to recognize him as citizen.