Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-05

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lander.
Albert Knoll, Green Bay, who was
adjudged insane six years ago by
jury, when tried on a charge of slay-
ing his wife, has now been declared
sane and been given his freedom.
The daylight saving plan in effect
the past two seasons, will again be.
adopted by Stevens Points retail
hardware dealers and also by one OF
the city's biggest manufacturing con-
Germs.
Teachers in the Fond du Lac public
school are wearing broad smiles, fol-
lowing the receipt of their January
pay checks which included bonuses
for the last half year, ranging from
$25 to 500.
Plans are being formulated at this
early date for the entertainment of 400
hotel men, members of the Northwest
ern Hotel Mems association, who plan
to stop at Sturgeon Bay while on a
trip next summer.
/ When the Monarch Tractor COM
pany of Watertown, failed to reinstate
William Kressine, former expert, 80
employees, members of Machinists
Union 1867, left TIE plant and refused
to go back to work.
A decrease in capitalization of the
Blodgett-HoImes company, GAINESVILLE
flour millers, has been made, accord
ing to papers filed with the register of
deeds. The former capitalization OF
| $4,000 is now stated at 100000.
Appleton continues on the route OF
the Yellowstone trail despite the fact
had practically completed arrange
ments for shortening the route four
teen miles by eliminating that city:
United States Senator Robert M
La Toilette will speak at La Crosse.
but not until after the operation he is
to undergo at the Mayo hospital rs
Rochester in the spring, according to
a letter to the Citizens Cooperative
league.
Contracts have been let for the
feet one story high, for the Burlock
Rubber Clothing company, and man.
ufacturing and shipping building
three stories high. Work is to com
mence at once.
Marinette was the first county in the
state to make payment of taxes col
lected for the soldier bonus to State
Treasurer Johnson. AS result the
bonus checks were mailed and ex~
service men of Marinette county will
be the first to receive the bonus.
Stephen Bolles, 40 rthe last 2 years
manager of the Oconto, Wis, Enter
prise, began work as editor of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette, which position has
been vacant since the resignation OF
Harry V. Ross, a month ago. Mr.. Boil
les has been editor. of the Buffalo Cud-
rier, News and Enquirer.
A demonstration in bank vault blow
ing was given to employees of The SUI
perior Telegram, as guests of officials
of the First National bank, Superior.
The vaults are being dismantled in
preparation for improvements to the
building. Three charges were placed
after the arrival of the party and vari-
GUS features of the work were ex-
planned before the charges were set
off.
Police and health authorities of sew
eral western Wisconsin counties are
searching for William Wilson, EN-.
ploye at Camp Robinson near Sparta
who disappeared while suffering with
smallpox Wilson rode on train
from Sparta to Tomah and slept one
night in hotel there and disappeared
It is believed ne wandered out into the
country and died Of exposure.
The names of seven women are on
the bonus roll of students attending
the state university Nearly 1,400 ed
ucational bonus students are enrolled
There are 1905 students from last
semester and 120 enrolled for the first
time this semester. Perhaps 40 stu,
dents are enrolled in the Milwaukee
branch of the university. Forty are
enrolled in the agricultural short
course here.
After a tree measuring Is inches
at the butt had pinioned Ernest Zeils.
dorf to the ground apparently dead,
workers carried the body to the lum
Der camp in blanket The sorrow.
ing lumberjacks were within few
steps of the shack when Zeilsdoli
leaped from the blanket shouting
What the matter The mans face is
badly out of shape, but no bones were
broken, save those of the nose
Judge Byron B. Park in circuit court
for Portage county has handed down a
decision approving in it's entirety the
verdict of the jury in the Kruger
case, tried before him last December
in change of venue from Clark coan.
ty Judgment has been ordered by the
court for the plaintiff, Emil Lainio,
against all three defendants, Mrs.
Caroline Kruger and her two sons
Frank and Leslie Kruger This judg
ment, to which the jury found the
plaintiff entitled, is $6,015.50 Of this
amount, $5,O15.50 represents compen
satory damage as a result of injuries
sustained by Lainio when he was shot
while member of the United States
marshal's posse attempting to arrest
the Kruger brothers as draft evad
ers. and punitory damages of $1,000.
William SObey known thrOu ohnl1t