davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-17
riiall monta vainlca
Yaljon naimiiisia plImt mics
fertDo aientastaan.
Ob6psmaltain fanialainen 3nlulan-
6isia pafoitettiin naimacn milf
,nnstna fannotarta.

! yb0gsnnltaln fnHlalatnen Snlulan-
bisia pafoitettiin naimacn fuiili
mnstaa fannDtarta.
| BafenemalIa fesfelIa DotG b11sen
mlloen IitotDan uiDairnonla" luotc
3nlulanoisla iDnfisia metiisid, sSa-
rio Bep OerigbarL mnutoin SIR
0ougban, egpptilGiien iulttaanin a.
lanloinerl, on inapunut Stem yprfiiu.
Son on entinen Dbopspaltain fam
lolainen, iosin pIIesiaan bdileIId oil
tamallinen mimi Doueban
sSario gep of iprtpnDt ipl.onna
1898 Subastsia, $50 MALTA eteIdan
Gairosta, geiiIin ipirran tparrella,
pDramiioien ia ifinrin marioien al
Ia. Sanen iiGnfG iilIoi1 oil nnon-
fostlstlls iuunltiteImien iobtoio ii,ba-
nflaiien ballitutien boibannon aIla.
9dnen aitinid, mpos amerifaloinen,
fliolt Ggbptisid fun sarie 8eb oil
pieni Iapii. grds ipanbempi tpeli,
8eorge, mpos idi hdnen ii1nid
bnostaan.
eSia paIafi gbobsnaItoibin poi.
fienia fansIa fltin ssorib of ieitIe-
man ipuotios George, fun bin oil
leitien1dittoisto fpuo6en monba, tobeI-
liiesti narasti Ddnen nuoremn,an
tpelienid ia fl1letti b1net pois. esoi-
tafin fpuofia mpobeminin ifG lai tie.
tda, eta iuanbenpi tpeIi, George, OF
tbOsid gteld Mfrifan timontti foi-
tpotfsia ia nuorentpi poifa ssorio
oil idtettp erGdieen ransfaGaiieen
fonIunn Gairosia
sSaribista tuIi tinantti foitpannpn
plitorfastaia ia hdteIle arulettiln
tnrffilainen oriponiini ,effenoi.~
Wnailman iooon oifona ssario
'gfenbi pestattiin briftiIaiieeit ar
meiiaon ia tie6onia tGhben csodn
fielistd, bdnet nlGGr1ttisn paIpeIuf-
Teen inoialoiiesia armeiiasia, paltpel-
len Galestiinosia fapteenina.
@aiffa ban on NIT iuasta fahben-
fnmmenen fabben nuooen nafiha,
Sario geplla on neIia enelontiloista
iota fitnlliatnlerffiG.
nSa mitd linun ipiioesta uointos-
taii2"
re ndette," bdn tpastuii, fun nri-
nd oItn 3ulufanoisla o6iacnasIa al
fiaiuffaita, jotfa tefip1t tpotG ti-
malltti faiiuofiisia, Min ninulIe
mddrdftiin palion paIpeIiioito, niit-
ten ioitfosio nnoria tpttoi1 - faiffi
bDiDi1r tltnlt1tia.
yyfli beinon tpaatinufiista, ett1
suolfeo r1ies iaa aiua iielIG on, ett6
hon ottoa tpdbintGGllfin niiii ndisti
fnltnottarista tpaimofieen.' Dslrn.
toin iuurio tpaifeufiia ia fuoIenlafin
moi olla ie,tranfiena.
vsSoitofin fl,ufauiia tofaperin mi.
nd paatin palata DbbpstpaItoibin.
Ynla niten padstI oois n1itten
nnistien fa1notturieni luoto fuiuas.
tiii irureno eoesf1ni. Se oIiipat
fiia,tDneet hpipin poIion minimum ia
nina pelfdiin pabinta jog be ioiii-
mat tietda oifeestani paeta.
.Wind ipnIitfin phoen eritt1in pi-
meon Don, nelid fliiifal,tta tofaperin,
tebodfieni pafenemis pritpfieni. Run
olin murmo, ettG foifti moimonl
niiffuiiDat, min biifpin uIos liiti
paifasta, pddiin pabtien obitie ia
fifruboin Hretoriaon
valsn olin ferron iieIl6, min oil
aifroostaan fDipn1ps iitnan ottarniies.
to Cape Eoipniin ia RarleilIes'in
pnriebtimaan b6prpIoispaan astumi.
men,
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-17
$otajcukkcid koctadn
uuttd Sctad pdrtell
Curtin p66fanpnnfi taisteliioitten
fobtanspaiffa.
Balfanin luallat tnleluat olemaan
unoen taistelun ndDttamO Dlitual-
Ian pnolesta. Greiffalaiiet
mastMStamat tmrffilciiia.

WUHIu0tuWul lNIIIuUtItu.
Gonstar1t;nople feidf. II y.
T1ma bistoriallinen pddfaupnnfl
toaIen faifnu iotatoiminnnn buml-
nosta freiffalaisten ia 1urfin natio-
nalistein ipalmistaltuesfa taisteluo
tporten iofa moi rntfa!iemusti paat-
td1 fufa tlllee boIlitiemaan Wdbao
Maiioa. Raupl,,fi on tllrgettu lit
toutllneilIn iotaioufoilla ia liidndistd
brittildiii6 fptaioliffoia faapuu Deal-
tasto Observation-Disclosures iota=
lai1pasto ollen irtp6s n1pttamolIii.
Mrmellio1t raialta Dbbesld pllolen
ia Sonian mereltd toiieIIo puoIen.
tpostlistanien iotaiouffoier iInoite-
taan narSiiman ubfooipiin taistelui-
bin t1n1Gn nuinaiien taistelufentGn
pll, iofa on plimuistoiiista aioisto
faifunut nnstlistotpien tpoimien t0=
min6sta ia oieiten pbteen torntapf-
iestd.
&ansfalaiiet prittGnGt lolpittaa
rtitno
9uolinlatta tpiilneilen jeitiemln
mnooen mereltbilnoilesto historiosta,
foiffI uiiaan iefaantuneet ipoimai
menemdt ,eteelrp1in iotauarustusten
tansia ndbtatpasti iloijella mieleIld,
lulistoen Ii,ottnnlusta afeiliinia.
Mngproslo, iofa on Curtin ,latio=
naIistein bnllituflen istu;n, Serr.
6ranflin- gouillon tefee pritpfien
'8unsfun HuifttnfFn pnofesfd f 6ifddtf lar
'aaoa roubaa Mnstapba Remal
Yasbon toto idriest0n fongia, ionfo
bnllttns fieltaptDi tunl,ustanasto
lop'n1nsto ionfa len eoustojat tefi.
not glroposia tpaifeuflien Iomitfa.
miiefii &ansfan fansia. (Tdmdn pb
teDoesid tpoioaon ottaa bl1omioon.
ettd poriiiilainen idbfoianomo fef6-
tnun 10 paiiDdn6 fertoi pd6n,inisteri
8rianoin ianoneen. ettd neumottelu-
len eoistprnien Gansfon ia ti1rffiIois-
ten nationalistein tpoIilld ontoi inut1
toitpoa illoiioIIisto iopimusta.)
Tnnaiet pbtpnect nationalisfei6in.
gonstaiien faifilta pnoIin full
laon taalla ltiein rnpos ionotpan, ettG
be bartaasti ooottotpat raubao. NUT
ia tpaiffa ianaa rroltba" uIein full
loon, Min Ie on foufana !asnoplosto
tooelliiunoesia t6ll1 betfelld
Toban iaaffa bolsbeipifi iotaioufot
lnurisia modrisid o1pat rhtnneet ma
tionalisteibi1,, nlntta ne oipat tpuro-
.pta ia n:illa OH lpalmiina uieito oil
miliooneia tlirffilailio ipnrten, eritni-
iella torioufiella faboestatoista
9olsbaDifi iotoiouffoja gesioro
biosfa ipoiooon mpos fGpttda jos ii.
loiiuns tariooo itienfG
Eeldtddn bp0ffdpfien alfomiien
tdalld tuleipon olen1aon iianoalin
uuiille tpdfimaItaifuuoen teoiIIe ros-
iuojen ia epGf6dnnolIisten Iotoiouf-
foiei pnoIeltn 9rafeosia ia M6bGsIo
Aaiiosla fnmpienfin turffiIaisten ia
freiftoloisten fesfen. areiffoloisto
ipoestod Somiunisio ia muislo poi-
toisia fiirretadn iifdofiin maota ia
t1,rffiloiiet oDat aianeet naonpafoon
5000 orrnenialoista.
Rielenipifainen mics ampni naapn-
reita il birtti itieniG pnnn
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-17
Wiiii ,uansittn.

Grds nais lolapoliili tecsfennellel
oleiuonia Dsrs Wnrotton ierftli.
muutomia pdifpid npohelnmin bou-
fi,tteli aniaan tpiiii nliesto, iotfa tll-
limat wastaufienu firieeleen aibiltG
tarioten $500 lopIenia poIoutton,i-
lesta Yoliiiit nsfoitpat, ett1 matt
ten iplioen mieben paneitlenliner
peloittaiii ml,ita pulnntt ttqmaan Giu.
leppen spanbe,nnilleen, Sc iatfoi.
ipat etiisfelpi. Dfiitpisten ialopolii.
lien aiDnstomano, mlltto eli mit6dn
idlfea foootiisia oIemasta poiasto
poltu loptdG. Biifi miestd otpai
MT panfilas1n
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-17

lnsfu ofoitti 6t,6s6 tiinti Ibomos
Yan 2earilIe ia 7O,526 George G..
2eacbille, is pririd oIlen poisia.
9ntfera ipaalitaistelu.
adninlddra, iofa oil pli 100000
of inurin fal,pungirr bistoriasia ia
fe oil nrpos fatferin 1paolitoisteIu
mitd faupultfi on 1tabnpt.
Woltion politiiffo oil tarfedn,pi
fuin fpipnpffet, iotfa fostiipat fat
pnrtfia. Waltion politiifoitiifat las
tltpot, ettd jog tpDlGisfonfa oliii
moittanut tarndn ipaaIin, Min maon-
milielii0itd ia tpoldiiid ei tpoitoili
pbi1boptta1 lpaltiosIa tu:nna 1929
Soften faiffi poItion oolitiifoitliioi,,
poltitilltIet feinot beitettiin San Seq
rio nnstnart.
Rosfa be eiiudt ipoinpet bbofat6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aiiiitiis naitea halta oil
ertnen hoitan,lt pornestornr nirfao.
min polififoitiijot t1tr,paufuiapat
roistoiouffo tl,nnelman fefittdlni-
'een ifannaalliilnoen pa1Ita, Gro-
luueton 2iitto oIlen fllipattu fou=
heaf1i pobolaiiefii, iofa nrittdd mol
loittna ia bdtpitta1 foupunfia
Nania iaatiin la5iumalla.
Wahoolliiiinmon ilfeifd bpoffapf-
itd tebtiin Mr gan 2eario tpastoon.
etpersti 2eacb eiiinerfif5i maittden,
eta jog b1nen nnstustoionia noIif-
tailiin, Min faupunfi Ell oliii iobitpo
potffa misid oiuo ia, etta bGnen
nostnstaiania oil futiunut Iippuo
vlifaiiefii rGdipfli."
sos lafi toinlii tdsii topouflesio
fnten afpoIe=BoIlteao illtusia, min
apresti 2eaeb eli title Srinn1ddn nj
rasiaon fauan. War Gan 2eor tie.
tpsti, ei tehnDt nrit1dn ieIIaista Ial,-
iuntoo.
OH illitri m1ard lobiomigto ID
nestpspaifoilla ia 1dnien ostonliies-
Ia inta proienttia amerifoIoisten
noln1len falttta. SSonfulloinen iopi.
mus febtiin mp0s ubfapeIaaiien, ia
lafapatfojen pitajien ia fltonomai-
nefsten toloien iidntien fansIa, iotfo
iaiipat fofo albaiien fanIan 1anestd=
n1ddn fcfeIasta, jofa pprfi tpirfaan
anlerifalaifuutellio noioIla.
2iiton tnaantpiIieIii6illd oliii oI
Tut ipaifea biIIitd bumoorillisto tuu.
nettaliia jos BE oIifitpat fuulIeet JONI
fun Ban 2eartn tpnstustonon puhl.
jan pitoDdn pubetto. SSsarfi eli pa-
remmin idrjettonpps, bei6Gn huo.
1nnlttufIisian of, ettd gon 2eor ei
ipoinllt ola Min pobo, mutta bar
OH DbteD6esid noitten faubeitten
Buolleettomnn Qiiton iGfcrtcn fms
ia. aaupunfi oIiIi Somnlepn mol.
losia ios Ban Gear ipoIittnifiin. Mi-|
noastaon iDiime ipfipnG nroontpifie-
lii0ille ferrottiin, ett1 2ii,rn fofeGoa4
iDoi'itDat oIla tnipalIiicn f,uuid,
ntiifta BE olitpot Iiion lsbeiiesi6 pb.
tepoesFa erda1 fnubeon rooifoaIin
fansfd MainnedpoIisio ninteltd gnn
Gear. MaontpiIieIiidt tohtoiiispof
tietd6 fnlnpi ndist6 tpaIbeisto nI:
%>4....o 5eA 5
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-06-17
1blni$ roSpct bukuttipat
7 vuotiaalt poiat
MunmiS l6gbettp ipirrasta. @iiii
iumfusta iaatn fiiuni ,uiefpitnfien
fantta. - 3oiiet paenneet lapien
fanSia.

Stem yorf, feidf. II p. @rddn
ieItlenlon ipuotiaan poian rlumis,
iofo lopoettiin fellumasla 9uoipn
pirrasla tand paitp1i,a lGbelli Yier-
ntofltio, g g., t,,nnetiin tdn6 ilta=
no @iuieppe Warottafli, insn iporas-
tettiin toufofunn A p6iipa ia pio6tet-
tim ll,nnaita parten.
SIG tnmii ipaatteet.
Sun bon lGfi lipittuneen ia ipaa.
lebtl,neen rusfean p,llerrn, pienet
puuaiet iuftaribmat ia iiniiet bian-
iu,lt, iotfa lopiella nli, ,riin b11l
nurtui, biiitoen: n<Se en- poifoni,
minun @iufeppe."
Sofia fotoIi olIesiaon Ieiffim1sid
ia b0nen ipanbemmat l,lulitpat hd-
nen iolfuneen fabofiiin. Cen i1l-
feen f,n poliiiit otitpat ptiineet b6n-
ta fafii paitudG, lopien diti iai firieen
fpaotien $4,000 ennen fun b1nen
poifania polaltettoiiiin furtpnlIiles-
ii bdnelle. @irie ubfaii Iastu ia
mlsita perbeen idienid fuolemallo
jog robao ei mafiettoiii.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
Victory Notes

Mr.. Glenn Weaver, of Oakhurst,
recently matriculated in our Short
hand department.
Miss Iona Cruise and Mr. Newell
Black each wrote $50 words in a
shorthand test last Friday.
Miss Constance Cole is studying
Typewriting at the Victory.
Mr.. Jamts Lee Croy, from Marietta
Camp Ground, is taking Business
Course with Miss Olive Faw.
Miss Lena Bentley, of Marietta
Camp Ground, and Miss Irene Frey,
have recently enrolled for a Business
Course in the Victory School.
Bessie Smithwick is our youngest
Business pupil. and is doing well.
Miss Ollie LEROY, from the Vic
tory, has recently accepted a position
in the Office of the Brumby Chair Co.
Mrs. Guerrant, of College Park,
one of our graduates, who was secre-
tary of Cox College last year, is now
secretary of Lanier University.
Miss Inez Kitchens, of Kennesaw
who took her training at the Victory,
has had her salary raised four times
by the American.
Miss Minnie Lou Ayers, who stu
died at the Victory School, holds a
good position in the Office of the
.Woolworth company.
Our Pupils Make Good. (adv)
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

Miss Minnie Lou McNeel attended
? luncheon last Wednesday, given in
honor of Miss Emily West, a bride
elect, by Miss Dorothy Haverty, at
her home "Villa Clare" on Peachtree
road.
Mr.. Milton Keller and little daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Belle, and Mr.. Oscar
Keller and son, George Henry, of
Atlanta, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Keller on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Rohner, Jr., Wis
tied Mrs. Rohner's sister. Mrs. w. j.
Wade, of Austell, last week.
Miss Bessie Stephens is able to be
out again after being i'll last week.
Mrs. A. j. Barker has returned
from visit to her niece, Mrs. w. v.
Gilmer, of Atlanta.
Miss Eva Love, of Atlanta, spent
the week end with friends in Mari
eta.
Mr. Robert Willingham continues
i'll at the Nolan Sanitarium.
Mrs. b. w, BLanton has returned
to her home in Brunswick, after
spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. T. B. Irwin.
Miss Sarah Wood Grambling has
as her guest Miss Luella Hereth, of
indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Brumby visited
III and Mrs. B. G. Brumby, and
Mayor and Mrs. J. R. Brumby, Jr.,
anroute to their home in Dunedin,
Fla, from North Carolina, where
they have spent the summer.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
ANIMALS BURNED TO
DEATH IN FIRE THAT
DESTROYS BIG BARN

The barn of Mr.. j. R. Lasseter. of
Macland, caught fire last Saturday
night and was burned to the ground
resulting in the loss of some fine
stock, and cther things in the nature
of feed, tools and seed cotton.
The origin of the fire is unknown
and up to the present no satisfactory
clue has been arrived at.
A horse, mule and fine heifer were
all in the barn at the time of the fire
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

Wash, and have never felt better than
nave the last two years. | can work
eat, sleep, and feel as strong as can be-
DOCTORS told me l could never have
chlldren-l was too weak but after
taking Vegetable Compound it strength
ened me so | gave birth to an eight
pound boy. was well all the time. aid
all my work up to the last day, and had
q natural birth. Everybody who knew
me was surprised, and when they ask me
WhaI made me strong tell them with
great pleasure, L took lydia r PM
hams Vegetable Compound and never
felt better in my life. Use this test.
monial at any time. Mrs. EIJZABETtJ
SMART, l42 w. Sixth St, Lowell Mass
inns experience of Mrs. Smart is surely
strong recommendation for lydia D.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. It is
only one OF great many similar cases.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
THE VICTORY SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS

A business course is the shortest
road to good Office position. We
teach Shorthand, Typewriting and
Business Efficiency every month in
the year. New pupils can enter at
any time Our graduates hold good
positions in Atlanta and the nearby
towns. They Make Good.
We give thorough training and
save you money.
OLIVE E. FAW Principal.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

and were consumed by the flames
1t is stated that all of Mr.. Lasseter's
tools and feed were destroyed. The
cotton seed lost amounted to about
900 pounds.
1t is understood that the fire result
ed IN a complete loss as it is stated
that no insurance was carried.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

was very Irregular.
If | did any house
cleaning or washing
i would faint and
have to be put to
bed, my husband
thinking every min
ute was my last.
After reading your
ext-book for women
| took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and
used the Sanat;va
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
NOTICE

This is to notify all merchants and
everybody l win not be responsible
for any debts mad by my son. Hiram
Rooney.
MRS. NJ. L. ROONEY.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
This WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Brings a Ray Of Hope to
ChilcIIess Women

Lowell, Mass" l had anemia from
CEe time l was sixteen years old and
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

Phone 2s5 for best forked JelIico
Coal.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
MAN SHOT AT UPSON
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Loise Bailey, Shot by Revolver in the
Hands Of Peter Radakovich
Succumbs to Wounds.

Loise Bailey, the victim of the
shooting scrape at Upson last week
Thursday evening, passed away at
the General hospital in Ashland
Sunday night. Bailey was shot
twice with a revolver i'll the hands
of an UPson saloonkeeper, Peter
RadakoviCh, during a brawl. One
bullet struck Bailey i'll the back
and another lodged in his head.
He was taken to Mellen and given
medical treatment and then rushed
to the Ashland hospital An
autopsy in an Ashland undertaking
parlors showed that Bailey's death
was the result of a bullet in the
brain. His body was shipped to
Iron River for burial. He was 27
years old.
Radakovich, who was released on
bail of $500 following his arraign-
ment i'll municipal court last week
Friday on charge of assault with
intent to murder, reported to the
county authorities upon learning
of Bailey's death and has been
formally charged with manslaught-
er. His bail was fixed at s. 900.
which was furnished He will
have his hearing April 7, when the
details of the affair will be brought
out. 1t is said that Radakovich
claims that the shooting of Bailey
was an accident, although it has
been established that the saloon
keeper held the revolver with which
Bailey was shot, three shots being
fired. Many are of the opinion
that the shootingfolowed drunken
brawl in which moonshine played
an important part. 1t is said that
Bailey and his two companions be-
came troublesome early in the even
ing and passed remarks that they
were going to "clean up" the town.
AT any rate there seems to have
been a general mixup in Radako-
wick S saloon late in the evening
and the shooting followed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
Child Snatched from Death.

When Elizabeth Olson, of Bes
semer, age eight years, was eating
plums last night, a plum pit slipped
into her wind pipe and refused to
come out. She was brought to the
Ashland General hospitalthis morn
ing and during the examination she
stopped breathing entirely The sur
geon quickly cut the wind pipe open
from the neck so that breathing
could go on and drew the stone cut
by the means of forceps. The child
was apparently dead for over a min
ute. She is now rapidly improving
and if no complications ensue will
recover nicely Ashland Press.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
Pardon of Dietz Up to Governor.

Governor Blaine will probably
consider the application for pardon
cf John F. Dietz at his next par
don hearing. Dietz was sentenced
to Waupun in 1910 for life, charg-
ed with the killing of Oscar Harp.
Dietz claimed to be defending his
own property. Hundreds of letters
have been received at the executive
Office asking for his pardon and he
has now filed a personal applica-
tion. If all the necessary papers
are filed on time, the pardon hear
ing for Dietz will be held on April
sixth.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
Ore Movement May Be Light.

With independents working along
restricted lines, with reduced pay
to employees and shorter hours,
mining men are at loss to figure
out how matters are going to shape
up for the coming ore shipping sea-
son, says an exchange.
Operations on the Minnesota
ranges are said to be the lightest
they have been in several years,
but many of the mining men are
optimistic. They contend that
many OF the limitations now retard
ing industrial operations will be
Strengthened out i'll the next few
weeks, and that a substantial re-
vival will occur when perhaps it is
least expected
In the opinion of some mining
men, the next shipping season may
open late, due largely to unsettled
ore traffic rates on rail and water.
Unless these matters are adjusted
satisfactorily it is expected that the
season will open with light move
ment of ore.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
John Mavelle Dies in Detroit.

The news of the death of John
Mavelle, former Hurley young
man, was received here Sunday af-
ternoon. He passed away at a hos.
pital in Detroit OH Saturday his
death resulting from an attack of
pneumonia. He' had been in poor
health since the first of the year.
The deceased was 81 years old
and spent all his life in Hurley up
until about year and a half ago,
when he went to Detroit to make
his home with his sister, Mrs. Il
w. Hendries. He was the adopted
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ma
velle, who raised him from a child
but few months old. Mr.. Mavelle
died several years ago. Mrs. Ma
velle is in a state sanatarium at
Eau Claire. John had an aptitude
for painting and sign writing and
decided to go to Detroit in order
that he might study He worked
as a sign painter and went to an art
school evenings He visited here
last summer.
Thursday morning the body ar
rived here and was taken to Char
bonneau's undertaking parlors.
The funeral was held yesterday
from the home of sister of the
deceased, Mrs. T.. ]. McCrosser,
i'll Ironwood, with burial in the
Hurley cemetery. Other surviving
relatives besides the sister in Iron
wood and the one in Detroit are a
brother, Edwin, in Bessemer, and
another brother, Christian, in Rock
ford.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
Hurley Lost at Superior.

The Hurley high school basket
ball team failed TO get into finals in
the tournament at Superior last
Friday and Saturday, which was
won by the Superior Central high
school five. Hurley lost in the
first game with Ashland Friday af
ternoon by the score of Is to 6, and
by losing the second game to Spoon
er Saturday morning by the score
OF II to II was eliminated from the
tournament.
The Ashland Hurley game was
witnessed by a large crowd, and
was one of the best of the tourna-
ment Both teams were unaccus
toned to the large floor and>did not
hit good stride until after several
minutes of play. Ashland was the
first to score, followed shortly bv
basket by Kirby for Hurley. The
first half ended with the score stand
ing 9 to 4 Hurley came back strong
in the second period aud although
their opponents had good lead
fought to the last. holding Ashland
to three baskets in the second half
and netting one for Hurley. While
Hurley was defeated they set up
pace which made their opponents
extend themselves to the limit. In
addition to the basket by Kirby two
ringers were netted by Sybeldon.
Hurley lined up as follows: Kirby,
right forward; Sybeldou, left for
ward Rein, center; Trowbridge,
right guard; Prosek, left guard.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
Beaver Season Open.

Conservation Warden W. T.
Grey has Just received word that
the season is now open for trapping
beaver in the counties of Ashland
Bayfield,, Iron, Douglas, Oneida,
Washburn, Chippewa, Taylor,
Clark, Sawyer and Rusk, under a
special beaver trapper license. The
fee for such license is S. 90 with
an additional soc for each tag A
separate tag must be attached to
each beaver skin. The open season
for trapping beaver in these coun-
ties is during the months of Feb
ruary and March inclusive.
1t is violation to take beaver
by shooting and any violation of
the beaver law subject you to fine
of from $500 to $500 and bars you
from trapping beaver next year
Persons wishingto trap beaver must
first fill out an application blank
for beaver trapping and forward
the blanks and remittance to the
State Conservation Commission at
Madison as such a license can be
obtained only direct from the com.
missioner. Ashland Press.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19

Of the county board, the county
clerk and the county treasurer.
The banks seeking county funds
are required to make application,
file suitable bonds and money will
be proportioned in the amount Of
the bond An interest rate cores
ponding with that charged by the
state will be required. The state
interest rate is now 3 per cent on
daily balances
Counties have various systems Of
placing money now. Many use com
petitive bidding for funds Under
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-03-19
:RSONAL PROPERTY OFFSET
BILL KILLED BY ASSEMBLY
hOpOsed Law Would Have Produced
approximately Five Millions
More in Taxes.

& By a vote of so to "A, after one
uDur's discussion the assembly kill
ii the c. +. Hanson bill to repeal
BE- personal property offset in
Wisconsin. If this law had been
phssed it would have produced ap-
noximately $1,000, 900 more in
Rxes.
4 By vote of So to 40 the assem-
b. reconsidered and tabled the
hgalls resolution providing for a
legislative investigation of the tax
gnestion and delay of all present
IsXation measures.
II The senate engrossed a bill 16
e Is fixing the compensation of
health officers in cities under 25,-
no at a minimum of 5 cents per
ceplta per annum.
d The senate also engrossed AS
&mblyman Lange's bill allowing
spldler bonus men who have re-
uived the state bonus of SIo per
nonth to take advantage of the
educational bonus without i'm
nedlate return of the straight per
nonth cash received on the service
bonus.