Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-11-14
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Manitowoc = Reinhold Rozinsky,
under sentence to two years at hard
lsbor for evasion of payment of $40
ner month toward support of his two
minor children. and who was ordered
= say an increase of $50 per month
when he asked for a modification of
he original order, lost out on his hab-
Gus corpus proceedings also. sudge
Kirwan remaaded MIN to the custody
Of the sheriff. During the time that
Rozinsky is in Jail all Of his earnings
aver and above his keep GO to the sup
mort of th@.childrell,
Tomah-The state highway commits,
sion gave notice of three additions to
the Monroe county system of roads.
One is made a part Of the La Crosse
Cashton- Ontario highway, towns of
Portland and Jefferson; one on the
Ontario Wilton -Tomah road connecting
with the SPARTA Mauston road town of
Ridgeville and one on the SPARTA Cat
aract-Black River Falls road. A dis
continuance of the Sparta-Camp Rob-
inson road as part of the state trunk
system, was also made.
Oshhosh-As the result of a largely
attended meeting of riparian land own
ers here, it was decided to cooperate
with the water power users Of the
Fox river valley and prepare joint
petition to the war department asking
that the level Of Lake Winnebago be
lowered eight inches in the spring to
take care of the high water and to use
eight inch fash boards on the Men
asha dam in summer months to give
the paper mill owners sufficient power
to operate their plants.
Madison Gov. z. L. Philip has
called a primary on December 8, and
a special election on Dec. 19, to fill
the vacancy caused By the refusal Of
the house of representative to seat
Victor L. Berger as representative
from the flfth district. Berger may
run for reelection. Democrats and
Republicans are endeavoring to unite
on nonpartisan candidate.
Green Bay-The $4,000 breach of
promise verdict that jury gave Nor
ma Guerke, 20. against Walter E.
Kiley, former packing house official,
was confirmed by Judge N. j. Mona
han. Miss Guerke alleged that on
Kiley's promise to marry her she had
received his attentions on various mo-
tor car trips, and that he then refused
to marry her.
Manitow oc- Officials of the car fer
ry lines which run to and from this
port have taken exception to the city
councils proposal for the establish
ment of bridge closing hours, declar-
ing that such conditions would be g
menace to their business. It is the
city's plan not to open bridges for half
hours at noon and at o'clock.
Mauston e. E. Clafin thinks if
Jerry Van Huizen, Owen. can claim
to be the champion bean grower of
Clark county with 6-pound bean, Mr..
Clafin can easily claim the champion
ship of the state. He has giant New
Guinea butter beans grown from seed,
weighing 175s pounds and measuring
forty-one inches in length.
Oshkosh - Employees Of one OF the
largest industrial plants of this city
are working out system to solve the
high cost of living The 1.500 workers
at the plant have been buying food
stuffs by wholesale in carload lots.
Teams owned by 4ae employing con-
Germ haul the products to the homes Of
the workmen.
Madison BY ignoring the faculty
ruling which prohibited the cutting of
classes on the Friday and Saturday
preceding the annual class rush. 200
freshmen and sophomores at the uni
sersity may be barred from final ex-
sminations and given no grade for the
semesters work in classes that they
missed.
Aenasha-P Police here have failed to
nnc any clews to the identity of two
men who forced an entrance to the
nome of Herman Lueckenbach, bound
and gagged Mrs. Lueckenbach. and
ued her fast to steam radiator, and
ransacked the house. An the men OBJ
tained was 50.
Menomonie Menomonie council No.
z055, Knights of Columbus. came into
oeing when class of fifty-six was mi
nated by dacren teams from Eau