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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

rit, water Boo -udu,rt quantity cam
D., hid Wat r,a,uui
Proposals D., engineering Hu. @. .U.
f.r th' rit,s 'upIu,r Hri ..I nrt
% yiau o. uiflI'inF vft.. .ru. sub
uiii,d h'turc 'h, p.'uf Hf election.
= gee fhcs" ur. uusiis fHr Sf'fl De-
IallVJy ctHusu, 'b, i,.. Island tud
Furi Wwth tid Ieu,,~ Iulds. have,
au pitu'r,J O. cooperate Through
tt,r engine I.ug organizations with
trr cats bon ths wtti.r uf s-.urius 900
enlarged NH''r suppl,
Accepting th. railroads vIlugI,.-
.i r,4.',.i,t' r,f,r,@uitii,,s uf tho ga
sine ius Department 20 each rad is 60
o., rsr j GO meet with tho r'mmis.
sl,H Some dfv this v,,k f'r runsulil
t.tu Fu'l"N lnr ib.s conference, o. iH
~, understanding ur'liW.ntry wurk
t,Vuid Hri,irr go re- uliu lur new
",irr system viii start ty having Wells
srnt az su.h "uluts as shall be- ly,g
rated a. tb, commission s.trr hriIs
advised Us The engineers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
COLBY ASKS FOR ORDER
AGAINST ENFORCEMENT
Or COURT INJUNCTION

The latest phaSc ~ the mandatory In.
Junction hy \. osgood against !. q.
colby j. an Application by Colby Tor
restraining order against the carrying
out II the injunction.
An injunction was granted by Judge
Bishop last week. requiring Colby tn
vacntc n house owned Icy Osgood The
cas- was carried TO the civil court ~
appeals and now the samo court Is ask.
c,l for an order against enforcement 81
thu luwer COur; injunction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
BUICK CAR STOLEN
!. /, WHILE OWNER TOOK.
N SIGHTS At SHOW

q. q. Williams Buick iAsh, SIX was
taken from In front q waplcs Plat.
ter abogt , O'Clock Tuesday night
while Williams was spending few min.
stes ~ the carnival
THE sherlfi-s officc notified officcrs
a. an dirrtiiOns immediately following
irport q the loss and Instituted n Wig
orous search. Engine number of On"
sar WIS so'.s's; license. Sii,sss: sal
issis7. The ,osiy was .sdn,cd dark
green with y.iiow wheels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

given IN thc auditorium of N, First
rap'is; church. and viii hcein promptly
Al $50 o'clock
There Will h. no admission fe'. bat a,
the close OF the evening. a silver offer.
inE viii h. taken
Considering tn sktsnse - raiiruad
far and slso the ~ at ,1ioyne7t that
vii D. derived frnn his evening e..
II iendid mus - e. 80 lhnuld a. the
~ smallest n.sni a.; any i.-isJH
q NJ GIVE.
P,Hsr,n
I 90 orus-
"Hldai IN q. f...n the i,a
Maid.n" .. ....,s,n
Smile. I'm h. Slginl.r ';.un.vi
.. Flute Solo
............ Miss BEATRICE Doyle
.. Chorus
Ia Ccrcnaia .............. Tuia
ilumor.squc ....... pyork "nsol
4 Piano
lal N0iurnc 1T $. Iovciie
Dean q Music u baylor College
tbl Crc~cndo ............I .ssson
tci Japancsc Eiudc ..... Paldlni
Mise NirElnil Wiley
= Chorus
old KinT Cole and Popular Songs
.. Reading
..............M Miss cleo Dawson
:. Chgrus--
On Wings ~ -Mcndclssohn
ta.mcna .,....... Lane Wilson
:. Nccal S,lo-
...... Mrs. allie Coleman Pierce
2 SrN'stis--
Woo Thou Sweet Music ElEar
io.--ChFus-
Dixie" ................
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

The first Canadian regimen; 90 carry
the hadge q Cansds on the is,tlcflelds
u Flandegs was Princess Pairicia's
light Infantry.
Evening star., 1921-10-21

N16uEx v03N1eH10 100N AND HATH
Ank., -sscond floor. freat: lh.t.s electficaty,,
yas. linen and china 8aAloho1 le1ee Seo.
Evening star., 1921-10-21

SlXTENNTH AND B 6THRT1D,
keeping apartments Of ONE AND TWO ROOM
AN0 BATH full letsl service; ayailable b.
thA mo1kA q % lease. Appay - seetden
"''' rae +. q. SIuTu coxRANY,. i.
AAAaktae Axeat,
Evening star., 1921-10-21

lli3 2sf 81. E.W-BfsaEfaso and dinners
served: good service. go
COPPER KETTLE CAFETEETA, kai Vermont
ave. opposite War Risk. This 10 where the
best dinners and other meals II town Az
served asd at 1917 pficee. ComoAnad n
breakfast, 26 cents: lrnehern. 30 cents: din
npr including Ice cream. ~ and 60 cents:
chicken dlDner weds.. IS cents; meal tickets,
4AS II end s. 90 for s.: 23e
CLIFTON CAFE.
O. M 18th at cliftop
O0h bsSakfast Z to O..
IAble dshote dinner, 3 10 ..
Evening star., 1921-10-21
FOR SALE-iQTS

SMALL LOWER RIVER SALT WATER
farm; will pay all cash. Address Box DE.
Star office, 23s
Evening star., 1921-10-21
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNIDHED.

APARTMENTS 70 LET
EURNIDHED.
0PP0sITB wAk6GzN F1kK .fNN. COM
pietely furnished fesrroc% heu,sassp,ns pIns
REQUIRED. AddEsss Boz ED ssek 24c1a Y.
ogsaAsn AsAhssT AIss rR1r1: seas.
dry psiYileIss; .pEtxasx; 70 north. Er, 29l9ss
COMPLETELY FURNISHED LvlNa ROOM.
dining room. kitchen. nedreon ,,I asa asa S,.S u
house ssGs r.. sSs az ,s retsined by
owner while family is away: use Of basement
and telephone; three ton. q 1 so,i fusni:ned; a.
SerGsseih Ser noeih, Hadfess Bes Sses6 SsaE e@et q
lower FLOOR or GROOM HouSE. COR.
Columbia I'd. and Park pl. Nv: ~ % party
w,iins to .ns lsCa sirht furnished. Adams 80. @
6TRF M Mt. FEEUxNTC5 FRONT
rssersncs. @ Acres 5sx 5s.E. star edts.
rom E1K6E FINE K66H6. kf1VakN IND
bath; the furniture and rsect esaas q Ssosfed;
csiisorni. esIa &. NV.
LARGE zK66M H6usEKESFlNd zP4KT-
n'ns; nicely isss';Sss isos ssc ii: NV. %.
Two H66NE. BzfA AND Kf!0H6NRI9B
A. 10 Wyvmins. Call North oo46 ~
FW6 HOOKS 1NB USE OF KffUAyN. DIN.
IN room and laundry; A5. 3207 1lth st.
NV.
APARTMENTS; Z. II K. IND yoKNI1aE6
fooYne: continuous bet wAtar ana use o& tele-
phone. 35S1 11th st. NV. 81
THREE K66z1, KffUHEE. HATH 1N6
iarre sleeping porch, completely and hand.
lonely furnished; rents for $751; will ttanefsf
yeerT lease 70 purchaser os futnitufe at bar
ss' Z s E osn Ss'i :SS,st .1s a 1s &. s.
I'M IzsS sF., zFF. II K66Qy .zNb 11TH
eonDi0t1ly fui1isAs4; must furaisA oMa heat:
375 menth. Key at this saAce. TIE +. 81.
SMITH Co, o16 15tA q. n.ws
10 zN6 W. 1DUEf7s H6T.WxfEk
heat; 3aniter service: liviag feeo, kitehsustte,
hath; three email 6sdseoue: TAe Weseceuft.
s4es P.es1set ave-. asessssswa' h'svses g, N
3 K60Is. KEdEFTf6N HzI17 KITCHEN
and hath in tho Ambassaders avAilable now;
FOE KENTCNydEEY FUKNY5AED THREE
rooms, reception hail and bath, 500 month.
Address Box s4-E. Star once. Do
THE CH16TLET6N,
SIXTEENTH AND b eTnHTT0.
Nsxy and h.ndsoweiy n suT1ishsA Hn 2o9,ssSss:;
1isf' aNfS 4Hfa: saI ssssi W ssi!ies: svsi,ssis oy
ns'aar rsS ss 3. sinrz ooxRANy..
.,k la1tE5EfStz la1teasE1sSEt HI fsalrgr.
Nld1Ex yu1Nlsa1D 3 BOOM AND BATH
sps.. i.seond acor; t.ses: IL: :,:s.s,esssSS, IS,
1S8 ESSEueQ8 1Aeos ..
Evening star., 1921-10-21
D. C. ACREAGE.

D. C. ACREAGE-LOTs OR SQUARES.
GLOVER & FATHER, 737 18th At. :
Evening star., 1921-10-21

a. WANTEO-ApART4ENTD
YOUNG c0UFEE wants rent smaI apartment,
furnished or unfurnshed. close In; not over
20. Address Bog 74.E, star otice. 22.
WANTED-sMALL H0UsEKEEPING APT.
by couple With baby. Call Lnc. 5l61, Rr. le.s
BY MARRIED coUPLR-l ROOM. KITcH-
ma Iimum. S45 Add. hox es.E. star office. 22'
wANTBD-s or ROOM, KrrCHENETTE
and bath apartment O. ntst or second door;
in nv. On Or before Nov. /; with or near q.
fake. Addrsss Boz e7.E. star otncs:
4 ROOMS, BATH, UNFURNIsHED. NOV. /:
moderate rent; near uaion station. Columbia
TW0 OR THREE ROOMS FOR H0usBKEEP.
INF: IA Mt Pleasant vicinity preferred. n. I.
JohnstoAs, 144S GIrard ct: nv. 23e
5 Oh FOUR ROOMS; lfoaT H0UsEkBEP-
Ing; b snail, careful family; state Ill Par.
tieulars. Address Bog 1-0. Star once. =.
w4sTsDsEooM ,,s.1 SITcHESsT1H y ASD p
modern apt. house In n.w.. BY Dec. l. Address
box 27.E, star once: %
TURNTeHED . OR I ROOM II. z. APT.
near Central High Schools adults: give exact
location, description and price. Address .I Box
NH: 1P1RTNENT. UNTURNIsHED. 8Y
settled couple; will assume lssse Col. $500.
WANTED IN An APART1lBNT--a ROOMS.
sitchenetts ana bath, By mother and dausA.
ter. both snplsysd. Address Box HE star
W1YTED-8Y NOV, i, is OR 80, UNFUR-
sisAed or rooas and kitehenstse with sink,
q q suburban; ss % not over 90 S sas; si7s phone
and aHdeess. AdAeess BOZ 69.E, star once. :
WIZ 1u1 Toh SAsh 4 ,.s Small i5.,!.e ArAs ,sas
ss.E. asas ssss s sass:--.--.---------- sass: So -
ONE on TWO ROOMS, kTToNDNETTE AND
Nm furnishea or unfufnished, In Arst-class
spt. bids. n NV. section. Addrss' Box f.. ss.E.
W7NTEE1 On 7 ROOM APT m NV,
about Nov. I. Phone apt: xs. Hlsnland: "
N1fT 1F1RTNENTCwTLL PURCHASE
ONE N65z. KT1vaEy AND HATH. FuKS:;
permanent. Columbia 0407.
TW0 On THREE ROOM. KtTCHBNETTB
md hath unfuruisasd apartment; rsasonaeat.
AddretQ Rsx IND. star e@ce.
NAST.SsY "a TwS eisd1 s.st.a wo ,ssssS.d hSSm
ses Cvsr ~. Aadfsss Box Ssap. Star es.es. s
an LOOKING ron a aKAlL ArAhTM1NT
s..t%.,t. ssss: = so e ross ss.s ssss
s.: ::s:l :s q Al; - iss' sD
FTkHN K66M. KYUHENETFB AND hath,
Sufaished q unfufnishNd. Call before Il Of
aftet q AleSAndria ~. IL
W1NT1D-0Nn ROOM AND BATE uNFuR-
nis6sa apartnsne b. student. heaf Geo. WAsh.
Uaiv. Addfess BOZ 4ee:D, star once. ~
AZ 1NPLOYRD CouPllr--t OR 2 fuRN.
roone and kltchenstte. bath: NV: must be
reasonable. Address Boz 9o1.D, star once: q.
BY NOV. l-e>RooN. KINHENETTE AND
iath sn6ftnSaS, b. yount couple with child.
zsass.s sez :$it:D. ssaf eees. a..:
TuRNieREDs TW0 ADULTSs UPPER leth
a. Yaloram HsigAts seattoAl sAott or leae
lease; hesk sa1sss6oss. PAene Waeoman Ises
ian l0eH. Il
oM o1, SseaS, ,s, SovnsSsa v.nsslsssst !. Win 0 0ss.S
md ktSeASastte.. within xAlkins 4ietacSS g
taplteii ssata AE0A AeeEsps Sss !SSsssUs !SSssU
'St6I 02eae ~
Evening star., 1921-10-21

n, 1921
APARTKENTS TOILET
EuRNIDHED-CsntlnnsA.
1917 Z sT. N.W.-DEGRABLD THREE-RM.
apartment; tslephonsi continuogs hot water. >
BEAUTIFUL LH.K. APT; LARGE ROOMS.
bath. porch: very exceptional; strictly mod
s,a asn S.sss e1essvs; adults only i'm
@se..se Po.se.sloa: Aees e---.-.--. s4:-- =:
Race. AFT s.TrrII,xs ,s Fga a.
d.:'i dsss: boa e sss. tss'eeass ss.s osse.. wv
and bath. non.housekeeplng; elegantly fur
nsS sfMPsos issSse co. fss Ia 18th
FRONT APT.; 9 ROOMS AND BATH; ANIL;
hest aotthwest ssction: -southern exposure.
Phoas Main Sssl tbsfors . p.n.l
THE 6EfFgB6UENH. 1885 cALVEkT ST
% car line: Attractive Groom south apt %. M
clpdinK piano. ~.
FINE LOCATION, N.W.-nNTTRE srd FLOOR
iiy: steam heat: sink. North sb0s. a.
13 CONN. AVE. NV, APT. C6NE k06N
and bath: handsonely furnished; 500 per
month. ineludine .e.vics. Apply manager or
THREn Rooms. BATH AND KITCHEN
etts: also three rooms. bath and porch: non
houssistplns: sM rsrs.fut square tl7.h -.
NEW 1F1KTNENF HOUSE JU5T OPENED
within minutes. walk 9. P,: Or M B. 4 9 Q; .aa Sta
I. and b.. and 1 rm.. I. and B.. never occupied.
H. L stewart, owner. 600 Cathedral at. 2S'
f6E EENF-6EEiGHTFGE 1PARfMENf OF
three lArgs fooms, furnishsd Or unfutnished;
heat and gas; Light Housekeeping. 1910 r
ays: :s:s:------ s:s: a.
The Wyoming.
Bssatifualy furnished and newly renoyetsd
sssa ass s. ss ssa D.s ss:
eonplstsly equipped tor housekeeping; plano
MnEAs4. ApplZ maalEer.! once. -
4 Hous1KBnPlNe APARTMEFr. oF TWO
Arranged and completely furnished; iosstsd ia
modern apartment near l4th and Belmont
Per Month, $1,000.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
8r3 18TH St. NV. Main 24so.
Two FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS: NEW
b.: tiied bath: phone: no children: hieh eIeva-
sion; go. sso Upsauf NV. Soldiers Home &c. car.
NEAR 6zPf16E AND sENzTE OFFICE
sf fooms and tile bath. modern kitchen.
porcslain sink aAA plumbing thfoughout; hot.
water heat: al outAide fooWo. Apply before
Pm. snZ daz. s!as e1sss. a g q: ~.
NOW AVAILABLE.
olasls tsesns .ano he1skespiaG spsstmsnss
SssS iSeI.es assss. linens. maid sss.ics and
ss'' W e''''edo edoRpoN BorrL
18th ct. bet I and Z.
rn;sss' 4. R.'iSsnrs ssrrh f:sssspfA :GsossEspfAxr,
sls 18th 1t. u.w.
FTRN7SHE6 Or ONFUkNfSH@b.
2 70 { ROOMS AND BATH, CENTRAL 10.
s;s'n s;S AZ snS 4 suburbs go to soo Room zoe
6T6NEfEf6H COURT, CONN. 1vK. AND Z
st,-A few desifaSle' apartmeats. fefaishsd o.
aofuflishsd: restaurant. Inquire of3cs.
1NY- 66k66N. zFzkFEBNf 6f!UfALIbT.
9 10 rooms; fur. and uAfuf.: month o. yeAf.
gao Colorado Bldg. Main 563.
UNFUKNfBHE6.
if1KT0ENf. HEAT, 566 4 MONTH. "a 6
q, NV. Apply ~ st n.w.
1903 tn sT. N.w.-sDCoND FLOOR; FOUR
rooms and bath; $3.50 per month. B. r.
SAUL CO.. 14l3 Eye st. NV. Naia 2l0o.
isi2 KENYON 81. N.W.-THkEB ROOMS.
private hath, uafurnished, for HOUSEKEEPING;
sssa 1sss ans ssos. q sis
Lyon Park.
Five rooms. bath: heat and light furnished;
IA Hsin isoi. SSr'' DAVID e. BARRY. 1907 Il St.
YEARS TEAsE; UNTURNTBHEb UPPER
apartment; living room, bedroom, kitchen. very
large sei.snsd and eartainea sleeping porch:
n rent. Gail tafternoon only at 1924 Park
foad, 10 b taken to apaFtmant. Neither chill
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24
MARSHFIELD TO
HAVE A DAILY BY
MERGING TWO WEEKLIES

The city of Marshfield is to have
daily newspaper as the result of a
deal closed last week, according to
The Marshfield News, published by e.
6. Bailey, well known editor of CEN
trail wisconsin and whose mother,
Mrs. A. p. Bailey, is Wausau citizen
The editorial which appeared in the
News last week follows in part:
"The deal provides for the merging
If the Hub with the News. effective
March LIST, 1921, and lays the footing
for $4,000 corporation to back the
newspaper. The Hubs subscription
list will be added to the already large
list of The News which, after the
foregoing date, will go to the subscri-
bers of both papers The corporation
will be known as The MarshfieId Pub
fishing company and will do general
publishing, lob printing and bookbind-
ing. The name of the daily will be
The Marshtield Daily Hub"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24
PERSONALS

Mrs. VIM. Enberg of Merrill spent
Monday visiting friends in the city.
Charles Abbott of Madison visited
his Wausau friends Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Oliver O'Boyle of Milwaukee spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Wausau,
the guest of friends
H. H. Scholfield has returned from
Chicago, where he spent several days
last week on business.
Mrs. c. F. Dunbar and Miss Nell
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24
NO need FOR
DEPRESSION
BUSINESS is IN PERIOD OF
Observation-Disclosures
THINKING HELPS

eve believe that danger is past
that we are in period of recupera-
tion," was the forward looking word
brought back to Wausau by those who
attended the Credit Mems convention
held at Oshkosh last Thursday. The
conference is declared to have been
great success, The Pilot is told by
G. G. Kruger, G. e. Parker, w. j. C.
Mueller, w. A. Koch, Wallace Puer-
ner and w. r. Chellis. who were there.
General Attitude
A resolution adopted by the con-
vention is held to be of much impor-
lance IS expressing the general atti-
tude of Wisconsin business men to-
ward The future. A copy as given to
The Pilot follows;
"The men and women in atten-
dance at the present Wisconsin con-
ference unanimously believe in, and
have confidence in the future sound
ness of this nation. While recogniz-
ing that errors have been committed,
and because of them, we have been
forced into depression at the period
of our greatest necessity. Yet, we be-
lieve that danger is past, that we are
in a period Of recuperation; that that
period can be fastened by right think
ing and right acting, and we deter
mine by all the strength we possess
to apply our skill and apply orr pru-
dence to so live and think tLat this
recuperative period will pass by, and
once again the sun of prosperity will
shine upon this nation of ours"
On Present Price TeyaI
j. Fl. Tregoe, secretary of the ma
tional association and ]. w. Thomas,
vice-president of the Great Lakes
Trust company of Chicago were
among the principal speakers. The
latter gave a vigorous talk in which
he called attention to the things ne
cessary for the resumption of normal
business. Business men all over the
country are reorganiZing with a view
to placing their business in line with
present conditions and the keynote of
the whole situation should be an out
look upon the favorable side of the
situation which is gradually assum-
ing Importance over the depressing eff
feet of the present recuperative per-
iod. The public must buy goods before
more will be produced and the way to
accomplish this is to put goods on
the present price level
The speaker called attention to the
value of the farm products all over
the country and the general prosperity
of the drops and stated the recognition
of this fact should go far toward sta
bilizing business.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Dunbar will leave sometime soon for
the east to spend several months.
Miss Kathleen Guenther of
Knowlton spent several days last
week visiting Miss Ruth Guenther in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jacobs depart
ed on Friday for Hot Springs, Ark,
for several weeks enjoyment at that
winter resort
Mrs. Richard Powers of Mosinee
visited friends here Monday and
Tuesday, during her stay she was a
guest of the Lious Dessert home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dessert left
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Tuesday for Hot Springs, and after a
brief stay there will depart for other
southwestern points. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dessert intend to return to Wausau
n six weeks.
The local lumber men who attend
ed the convention of the wisconsin
Retail Lumbermen's association at
Milwaukee returned home the latter
part of the week. Among those who
attended were C. G. Pier, E. G. Daw-
ley, Lawrence Johnson, F. o. Croker,
Walter F. Thorn.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Mark G..
Guenther, Waukesha, February IL, a
son.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Appleton - After celebrating FIVE
hours jury in circuit court held there
was no cause for action against six
Appleton men, defendants in a suit for
$4,000 instituted by John Deml, Grand
Chute farmer, who alleged he was as
saulted in a night raid at his home
during the fourth Liberty loan cam
paign. II was the second trial of the
might rider" case, Deml losing the
first contest
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Observation-Disclosures OF this vicin-
ity experienced great loss when their
nets We're carried into the lake on an
ice foe with eight men. who succeeded
in landing. The number OF nets is
placed at 5000 and the loss at $4,000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Green Bay--William Holloway, an
old offender, will spend Is days in Jail
as a result of being drunk and dis
orderly. Police Judge Hewlett offered
TO let Holloway go on suspended
sentence If he would tell where he was
getting his stuff. but the prisoner said
he would rather serve the time and
keep the well intact" for another
session.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Beloit-The Rock County Farmers
Telephone Co will go out of business
If higher price is not paid for tele-
phones, stockholders announced. The
company, established twenty years
ago, operates in the vicinity of Beloit
and has 500 subscribers. For years no
dividends have been declared and the
business shows an annual deficit For
the year just closed the company is
about $500 to the bad. The property
is valued at $4,000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Madiscn-That almost one-half the
graduates of Wisconsin high schools
now go on to college. university, or
normal school. was pointed out by
President f. A. Birge. University OF
Wisconsin. while discussing the pro-
gress Of higher education.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Antigo-Two strangers, working the
money press" game, swindled re-
tired farmer here out Of $1,000 in SIS
and $40 bills. The strangers told the
farmer they had a machine that would
duplicate currency so perfectly that it
could not be detected He was per-
suaded to draw $1,000 out of the bank,
and they took the machine to his
house where bills were inserted be,
tween sheets of paper. These were
put in a press. A liquid was then ap-
piled In twenty-four hours the $1,000
was to be converted into $4,000 But
when the press was opened the money
was gone. The 'get-rich-quick" ar
lists fed .
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Madison-The state department of
agriculture, through it's seed control
division, finds it necessary to again
warn the farmers of the state against
the purchase Of bargain seeds" from
any source whatsoever. There is al
ways a reason for reduction in price
and usually it is because the seed is
contaminated with the seeds of trou-
blesome weeds, or because it is low in
terminating power.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Madison ployes Of Wisconsin's
charitable and penal institutions are
the poorest paid state employees. while
the best salaries go to the state normal
school employees, according to Henry
johnson, state treasurer. The poor
showing of institutional workers is
Offset, however, by the fact that the
majority are lodged and fed by the
state. The average monthly wage of
the 5,575 state employees is $118.
Capitol employees get an average OF
s140.61, as compared to s164.05 for
normal school employees. University
employees are third ON the list with an
average monthly income of s113.30,
and the charitable and penal employees
fourth with s74.39.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Brentwood During 1920 100000
pounds of milk were received at the
Angus Cooperative Cheese factory at
Angus. two miles from here From
this amount, 100000 pounds of cheese
were made. Patrons were paid $3.50
per 100 pounds of milk. The business
has increased so per cent over that of
year ago.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Green Bay-The world is getting
normal again. The first application in
four years for a peddSer's license was
issued to George Mike of Fond du Lac
by the county clerk. He intends to go
the route around the county on foot.
selling everything from brass ring
to a cake os.soap or yard of calico.
Mack will carry his store" on his
back and his pack, when he starts eff,
will weigh about Is" pounds.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Eau Claire-Because of high cost oi
materials, the city council has decided
not TO let on, any contracts this year
for concrete pavements. but will de
vote most o. he highway funds TO the
repair of mncadam and brick pave
ments.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Madison There is available for
highway construction this year in Wis.
consin $4,000, 00O. while in the proceed.
ing nine years only s36,750,OOO was ex-
pended for that purpose. according to
A. r. Hirst. state highway engineer.
who addressed members of the legisla-
ture.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Eau Claire-The marketing OF hides
OF animals of every sort has been cut
fully IS per cent this year from that
OF less than year ago in Eau Claire
county. according TO fur dealers. The
hide and fur business was "shot 10
pieces" when prices started to slump
last fall, according TO furriers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Green Bay-Arrangements for pro
curing two cars of dynamite for farm
ers of Brown and adjacent counties in
an effort to stimulate interest in land
clearing. thus increasing crop produc-
ton, are being made j, N. Kavanaugh.
Brown county agricultural agent. The
dynamite will be sold at cost, accord
ing to the agricultural agent
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

WISCONSIN Rapids--The Chamber OF
Commerce of Wisconsin Rapids is
backing movement to have the Wis
consin highway commission retain the
present highway engineer. A. II. Hirst,
who recently resigned. County boards.
chambers of commerce. legislature and
others throughout the state are being
appealed TO.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Eagle River--At the annual meeting
of the Eagle River Cooperative Cream
cry company II was voted to declare
a 80 per cent stock dividend and in
crease the capital stock from 5000 to
$4,000. During the last year the
creamery has manufactured 100 roo
pounds of butter and received 275.S42
pounds of cream. The gross sales for
the products were $7S,3S3,O5.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-24

Marinette - NJ Il. Sibole. county
agent OF Marinette county. started {
campaign to induce every farmer IL
the county to grow at least one acr,
of soy beans In addition to their val
ne as legumes, he urges their cultiva
tion as additional dairy cattle feed.