Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-04-13

tors with one years experience; S10(
for two years experience and S110 fol
teachers who have taught three OF
more years. The federation also peti
toned the boards not to employ teach
ers from outside the county to the
detriment of Outagamie county peda
gogues. 1t was agreed TO recognize
only teachers holding first grade Ger
titiCates.
Appleton-Henry Stussy, Appleton
a native of Switzerland, was barred
from becoming a citizen of the United
States because he claimed exemption
from the draft on the ground that hi
was not citizen An order barring
him from citizenship was signed b.
Judge Edgar V. Werner of the circui
court on petition OF George N. Daniel
son, naturalization examiner Stussy
had obtained his first papers. but sur
rendered them when his conscriptioI
number was called.
Madison-A A. DuMez aof Cashton
speaking before representatives O
school boards from all sections of the
state, declared himself as opposed K
the granting of large increases tt
teachers. MANY eat only two meal:
a day in my district, and teachers car
get their meals for 25 cents L. c
Wheeler, Wauwatosa, scored board!
which have granted increases during
the terms under which the teachers
contracted for Such increases were
Illegal, he said.
Glenwood - GIenwood city higl
school claims to have the younges
high school senior in Wisconsin in tbs
person of John Gruber, who will bt
only IA years old when he is gradual
ed here the latter part of May. He i:
a leader in his class and stands a gooC
chance of being valedictorian.. Johr
is editor of the high school weekly
He is son of J. B. Gruber, cashier o.
the State bank of Catawba, Price
county.
MadisOn-Federal/ recognition has
been received from the war depart
ment for the following companies, ar.
mory pay for drill TO start from the
day of recognition: Co. No. 10 Eau
Claire, Mar. A. No. II, Oshkosh, Mar
8; No. IA. Appleton, Mar 10; No. Is
Marshfield Mar. IL; No. 16, Chippewa
Falls, Mar. II; supply company, Osh
kosh, Mar 9. All infantry except the
machine gun company at Appleton
Kenosha-A grain of corn caused
the death of the three-year-old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hasnemann
who live on the Racine road, accord
ing to the coroner's inquest here. The
child died after a coughing fit lasting
five minutes. Four weeks previous
she had swallowed a grain of corn
and this, according to the coroner's
inquest caused her sudden death.
Merrill-There will be expended on
road construction in Lincoln county
this year $4,000, if exorbitant labor
and material costs do not prevent
This sum is made up of $4,000. appro
priated by the state and $4,000 appro
priated by the federal government.
Merrill-Mr and Mrs. Peter Schmiti
of this city have sailed from New
York for France where they will visit
the grave of their son, Peter, who was
killed Nov. 10, 1918, while serving
with Battery F. of Merrill They
sailed on the Lapland.
Neenah-Ice is piled in some places
80 feet high along the west shore OF
Lake Winnebago. trees have been up
rooted and boulders, some of them
weighing close to a ton, thrown up on
the land as the result of a strong east
wind.
Manitowoc-The price of milk here
has dropped one cent quart. 1t now
sells for II cents. A drop in the price
of cream is also expected.
Madison-Detective for the Marine
Insurance company are reported on
the trail of parties alleged TO have
stolen $4,000 in Liberty Bonds con
signed to the First National Bank OF
Chicago by the First National Bank OF
this city 1t is believed that the cou
pons were never placed in the mail at
Madison but were stolen just previous
to there being mailed. At Newark,
n. J. bank an attempt was made to
cash a 1878 coupon but the man pos
sessing it fed. leaving it behind him
when he saw the teller walk over to
confer with the cashier.
Beloit-Mrs Lima Montala was fined
$500 by Judge J. C. Clark of this city,
after having been convicted of obtain
ing money by confidence games. Mrs
Montala passed as a spiritualist medi-
UNI and secured large fees, it was
claimed
Rhinelander - Potato growers OF
Oneida county met here for the pur
pose of discussing potato problems for
1920 and arranging plans for the han
ding of the crop. Prof. Milward OF
the state university delivered on ad-
dress.
Green Bay-William Lemerond, a
saloonkeeper, who was arrested By
prohibition officers. has been fined
$500 and a tax of S92 for violation CT
the prohibition laws. Lemerond, II
company of two other men, was ar
rested as they stepped from train
here. The men. it was charged by tbs
officers. had thirty-six quarts of whis
ky which they purchased in Milwsu
kee. and which was confscated by the
officials. Lsmerond. according to the
Ulcers. admitted ownership of the