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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18
MRS BURGWALD HEADS THE
CHINOOK WOMAN'S CIT

Chinook, March 16.-At the March
meeting of the Chinook Woman's club
held on Wednesday afternoon officers
We're elected for the ensuing year as
follows:
President, Mrs. F. G. Burgwald; vice
president, Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson ,secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Browne; treasurer,
Mrs. j. R. Smith. The mid-year So
cial gathering of the club members and
their husbands has been set for March
Is
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18
GREAT NORTHERN WOULD
CLOSE EIGHT STATION,

Havre, March 16.-Kenneth Holmes,
relief agent for the Great Northern
is preparing statistics on the income
of eight stations on the Havre division,
to be presented to the railroad COM
missioners in a proposal by the COM
pany to close the offices.
The stations are claimed to be IN
profitable and to have been kept open
at a loss during the past few months.
They are Sunburst, Kelvin, Fowler,
Floweree, Collins, Laredo and Virgille-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18

S. M. West of the Valley Bank was
a business visitor to Glasgow last
week.
Orrin C. Hegne who has been WIS.,
iting friends in Hinsdale the past few
weeks left last week for New Efing-
ton, So. Oak.
Mesdames West, Underwood and
Wright entertained the Ladies Aid at
the home of Mrs. West last Thursday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18

Billeting orders had been placed
along the route, it va said,s and all
preparations had been completed for
the care of the soldiers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18

A new court house for Mineral
county is to be erected at a cost of
$40, 900 and is to be completed by Oc-
tober first.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-18
When You Feel Rheumatic.

For the aches and pains of rheuma-
tism Chamberlain's Liniment is excel
lent. Massage the parts thoroughly
twice daily with this liniment and you
will be surprised at the relief which it
affords,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
EAST DIMMICK

Mr. Lester from Belle PLANE, Ia,
came last Thursday for a few weeks
visit with his daughter, Mrs, Ernest
Johnson.
Misses Elsie and Aletha Crane and
brother Lester were guests last We'd
uesday eve OF Misses Cora and Flor
euce Henley, near Ottawa
Miss Vclma Stevenson Is attending
the teachers institute in ottawa this
week.
Some OF the ladies' OF the neigh.
bOrhuUd were invited to the James
Black home Monday afternoon TO
help Mrs, James Black celebrate her
birthday. Eighteen were present and
a good social time was had by all.
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served Mrs. Lizzie Reed OF
Troy Grove. Mrs. John Robinson of
La Sale were also present.
Mrs Vince Miller and Mrs, T. Me.
Laughlin Of Troy Grove spent Friday
with Mrs. Allen Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kleckner and
Lester attended her grandfather, Mr..
VIM. Edgcomb's. birthday party at
his home in Waltham last Friday
eve
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Sanders OF
near Mendoza were callers at the Al
len Galloway home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leech spent last
Thursday ut Glen park.
Mr.. Eller, who is working In the
interest OF the grain growers associa
ton, spent two days last week can
vassing this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strout and fam
lily of Deer Park were guests ut the
w. B. Cuthbertson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Freebairn en-
tertained company from Earlvillt
| Sunday
The Knaff family had thirty.thret
there Sunday for a family picnic IL
the yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aitkin ant
family visited friends in Ottawa Sun
day
Margaret Aitkin is attending tn,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

kota were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Nylie sunday
I Mr. Jordan OF Chicago, was called
By unanimous vote to Nh the pulpit
Of the Waltham church Rev Waite
conducted services last Sunday morn
ing and evening, Misses jessie And
Miriam Wylie sang solos
r. w, Jones and c, S. Jones shipped
three carloads OF cattle "Wednesday
/ {, s, Jones went to Chicago with
them, returning home Thursday
There was special meeting of Ma
sons held at the hall Friday uiHht
In spite OF the storm there MAS q
large crowd out
Mr., and Mrs Marshall Hess and
Viola We're visitors at the Il. W. Jones
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Sion spent sun
day at George Sions
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newcomer, and
La Sale shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Charlotte Whipplo OF La S'llJ
and Arthur Wylic were dinner guest,
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Warner Whipple sun
day
Pearl Sion and Walter Edgccomh
motCred TO Seneca Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClaguc and duasE
ter, Mrs. William Wilson Sr and Rob
Wilson were supper guests at Richard
Edgecombs Thursday
Eli Erb and daughter OF Ottawa
spent Thursday at William Anderson
Jrs.
Mrs. A. +. Pruess spent few days
last week at George Sion's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson spent
Tuesday evening in Oglesby
Earl Hunter was La Sale shopper
Saturday.
David Fotheringham Of EminGton
spent the past week with relatives
and friends here.
Royal Roach and daughters Of Gid
den, Iowa, arrived Saturday cyennF
Tor visit with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. William Edgecon.
and daughter Florence, Mrs Richard
Edgecomb, Alec Edgocomb anc
George Chaplin visited at the Rulemar
| home. near Wedron, Sunday.
David Finley and son Albert called
on Charles Yates Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small wer,
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Finl2.
in Rutland Sunday.
David Fotheringham, Jim Calrn.
and George Sion were callers in OF
tawa, Utica and La Sale SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small and Mr.
and Mrs. David Edgecomb Jr. attend
ed the 6 o'clock dinner and initiation
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
WALTHAM

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanley and emil
dlan saent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Fitzgerald. near Triumph.
NJ. and Mrs. VIII Scott and son
leslie spent Sunday at VIII Stewalts
Miss Esther McAvoy of Mendoza is
WISHING Miss Florence Fitzgerald
ir d Mr. f Hess ot Dtl
spent Sunday WITH }r au1 Hr g.
lfin2ar
Prue Moaoit spent Sunday gG
Monday with La Sale friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hess aud
daughter Viola and Miss Hazel Reed5i
were La Sale shoppers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Monoit ane
ons spent Sunday in Ottawa
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitchell anl
family spent Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Mitchell, near Grand
Ridge
The Home Circle club met with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ganere Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Goodman and son Walter
called at the Marshall Hess home
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Whipple and
son Warner and Miss Ruth Rowland
were La Sale and Utica shoppers sat
urday.
Mrs Clara Warrick and son Howard
of Spokane, Wash and Miss Alice
Warrick of Belvidere spent the welA
end at Bert Clements
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brunce and the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
SERENA

f. J. Dunphy of Chicago Is being
entertained at the Scheidecker home.
Mrs. Ameal Bernard is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Jane Hobbs, and daugtl-
ter OF Alabama.
Irene and Dorothy Claude are spend
ing the week in Chicago.
Mrs A. l.. Bernard is helping care
for her mother, Mrs. B. Smith, OF
Yorkville.
Mrs. Il. A. Alander and granddaush.
ter of Chicago are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Kember and Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Pool have motored to
Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Miss Maud Hawk of Watseka was a
guest of DR.. and Mrs Mosher Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dolder are enter.
tanning friends from Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Arentzen have
returned from an auto trip in Wisccn-
sin.
Mr. and Mrs T II. Duffy are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Irish aid
family of Ironton, Ohio.
Misses Marion and Bernice Aren't
zen are visiting friends In Grand
Ridge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

Misses Jesse and Miriam Wylie were
dinner guests of Miss Roxy Wylie
Tuesday evening
Elmer Wylie spent from Thursday
until Monday in Bowling Green. Ohio
looking after bu mess interests.
Mr. Ernest Johnson returned from
the hospital Sunday and is getting
along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs James Wylie and
nieces, Miriam and jessie Will
ed at the Jones home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs McClague and dau.h
ter returned to their home in 7
rontO, Canada, after a weeks visit
here with their cousin, Bob Wilson
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brown and fan.
lily spent Sunday afternoon at Rob
VIII oD'e
MI ao tU. nd u...0..
iUts rguu.d rpm rr"u 'un. ..#.
lw|N ..l b u spent
Ger
Rob Ande SON Andy Hunter. viii
Wilson and John Wilson attended thu
funeral Of the late George Nelson Fri
day afternoon
Charles Jones and son Arthur callet
on Charles Yates Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Krauss of Chicago spent Fri
day with Mrs. Frank Johnson.
Miss Delphia Collett and Wilson
Johnson called at Pottingers Sunday
Mrs. Dimmick of Utica returned
home Sunday after spending few
days with Mrs. Mary Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pence, Mr.. and 5lrs
VIII Dolder, Mr. and Mrs. West and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemb2r of Earlville, Mr..
and Mrs, Carl Leech and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank johnson were Sunday night
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Freebairn.
Charles Dana spent the week end
in ottawa
Howard Moore of Mendoza called at
Frank Johnsons Friday.
Rev White and wife of North La
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

teachers institute in Ottawa this
week.
A family picnic was held Sunday at
the James Black home. The dinner
was eaten out in the grove, Mr., Nd
am Stevenson and daughter Viola,
Mr. and Mrs Bert Stevenson, Mr.. and
Mrs, Elmer Miller of Triumph, Mr..
and Mrs, Albert Mcdowell Of near
Utica, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black
and family. Mrs, John Robinson, Mrs,
| Alice Gist. Mrs. Glen Guinness of
Mexico city Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs,
Win Black and family and Mr.. aud
Mrs, James Black Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Duny of Earlyille, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Robinson of Rock Island
came TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Black Tuesday and returned
Sunday Mrs. John Robinson, moth.
or OF Mrs. Charles Black. remained
for longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene lIartshorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert fIartshorn and
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred lIartshorn were
Glen park visitors last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Crane and
family were Starved Rock visitors
/ Sunday.
Mrs, Alice Gist spent Friday in OF.
tawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. WiXom aud
Freddie motored TO Sterling and back
Sunday. Mrs. Orvin WiXom and two
daughters d Des Moines. returned
home with them.
Mr.. James Wylie and James Wal.
lace were business callers in Lowell
and Tonica Friday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartshorn,
| son Walter and daughter Minnetta
of Ottawa were visitors at the Char
les and Henry Mitchell homes Sun
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crane held q
| family picnic at their home Sunday
Those present had very enjoyable
time.
James Wallace was a business call
er In Streator last Thursday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
SENATE CONTINUES
"bALKY STREAK" ON
ANTLBEER MEASURE.
START FlLIBusTER AT LAST MO.
MENT AND sIpETRAck PET LAW
ADVANCED BY DRYs-PAss BILL
AIDING FARM ERS.
RECESS is CALLED.

Washington, Aug. 25.-senators and
representatives generally left Wash
inston today for vacation as a re-
suit Of congress declaring a thirty
days recess Just before midnight last
night Some will remain, however, to
continue committee work, particularly
in the case of the senate finance COM
mittee, which expects to continue
study Of the permanent tariff bill and
to take up the tax revision measure.
Both the senate and house will recon-
vene Sept. q, but the latter expects
10 take three.day recesses until
Oct. 3.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25
No Stairs or Elevators.

Apartment houses have been con.
structed In Seattle which have no
stairs or elevators. the ramp system
being used, and 1t is said to meet with
entire satisfaction from every stand
point. Hot water is secured by burn
ing the refuse of the house in inclnera-
tors. The ramp is "a series of gradual
inner incline from one floor TO an
other.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

Washington. Aug, 25.-'Beer-bot-
tied for the sick, not on draft for the
thirsty--stood last night as the one
legislative barrier in the way OF con-
gressional plans for recess.
GIVEN the right of way in the SEN
ate, the conference report on the
measure, agreed TO during the AFTER
noon by the house. was discussed Tor
five hours and then dismissed 10
clear the docket of other legislation
But 1t jumped again to top place,
while prohibition leaders were press
ing for vote and its opponents were
vigorously assailing provision
which they asserted would leave any
mar or woman travelling about the
country subject to search for liquor
NJ an officer not armed with a war
rant.
Threats by the prohibitionis's to
prevent the recess fa' ed to UPSET the
plans ~ leaders 0 put through the
agricultural credit bill, design ed to
aid farmers The conference report
ou he bill. adopted after days ot BIT
Ter wraugllng WAS agreed % uy he
hurse AM hen IL reached in' enate
il was quickly given the precedence
over beer by vot, O.; 30 No U.s. Once
an II aus passed without DISCUSSION.
Ip The same wifi fashion me SEN
ate the second time put hee' IN the
back round and agreed 70 the confer
ance report on the shipping 5oards
S4S 500 0On deficiency approprlation
bin. with 5000, 200 added for rrelim'n-
ary expenses OF The disarmament con
feurncc. aud sent ID along ,o the
house
Rul ON the Ihfd atlampi he heer
Din sood ep DO she face Of motion
10 cau 90 he house bill exter ing
ior 9erod of three months the dye
embargo which by limitation ex9ires
saturday Friends of the dye bill urg-
ID prompt action, saying that nun
dreds of ships we're in American ports
waiting to discharge big dye cargoes.
The measure failed to get up by a
vote of 3S to IS.
Senator Reed, who had spoken
nearly five hours on the beer BILL
stopped only long enough to refresh
himself with tumbler of coffee and
later with bottle of milk, still held
the floor. Contrasting he was bit
weary, he tried to have the senate quit
for dinner, but failed.
The fight continued,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

Friday afternoon at the Charles Long
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chapman and
family. who have made their home at
Phoenix, Ariz., the past eighteen
months have returned again, a.riv
Hue here on Sunday.
Irr Bryant and daughter made a
aU i.usj trip to Streator Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-25

of the Eastern star In Mendoza Thur 70
day night,
Eugene Small motored Ia Chlcago
on Thursday and returned Friday,
William Edgccomb Sir celebrated
his eighty.cighth birthday Friday eve
ming, There were forty-ave relatives
present zach contributing something
for the big birthday dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
URGES GENERAL USE
OF MASKS IN MINES

Pittsburgh. Dec. SC. II. Burrel. or
Pittsburgh. today addressed the annual
conference on the Coal Mining institute"
OF America. IN session here, on Carbon
MonoNide Masks for Coal Miners.
Mr. Burrel said that carbon monoNide
Is industry's greatest gas hazard. aud
that K IS responsible for more casual
ties than all other Industrial gas com
bined. He urged that the carbon mon
oxide masks and every other pTecau-
ton known should b" installed in mines
sor the projection Of miners.
The mask had It's inception during
the war days" Mr.. Burrel said. but l
mlght point out that carbon monoNldc
was not war gas likely 10 he en-
countered by troops in tn" field. due to
tho fact that il diss!patcs rapidly In the
open air. and that II is difficult 10 pro
duCe IN large quantities under Condi-
tionS OF gas warfare.
There were certain places. however,
PARTICULARLY in the nav and to some cH-
tent around machine gun nests and III
sapning operations. wher carbon mon
oxide constituted a decided hazard and
the chemical warfare service was called
upon 10 develop a light weight simple
gas mask which would effectively pro-
:ect the wcaTerS.
The United States Bureau Of Mines
devoted It's efforts to finding material
which could be placed in n gas mask
conistcr. and which would act TO cf-
tec.lveiy destroy carbon mor0NIde raS.
v S GreenSiicldcr of Wilmington
Deld.. read - paper on the 'SrIcntih'
Select of Explosive FOR coal Mining.
while 4. i. Virgin. OF Pittsburgh. read
a paper on Recovery Of All Values
| From Refuse Coal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
NEW MAYORS OF 4orH CITIES
T1EREATTN RoUSEcrEAN1HG
Or OFFICE HOLDERS
Attorney at Up-River City coneends
Charges Must Y1rSt he Made
and Sustained

Steuoeny!lle, o.. Dec S.--The IntelI-
veneer report that BellaIre Democrats
intended using now law TO Dust
Republican Office holders including
chief OF police and Are chief. was or
great interest In Steubenville for the
reason that Mayor-ele~t Frank Hawkins
intends to make a houseclean!nG Of
Democratic office holders otter January
/, but Investigation. Il Is said, shows
that tho law the Bellalre Democrats
are citing does not give the mayor tho
power TO remove police or fire chiefs
without preferring charges before the
civil service commission
Former City Solicitor C. L. Williams,
who fought the celebrated Frankhouser
case FOR the city four years ago. says
all the legislature did was 10 amend the
law making Il legal TO combine the
office OF safety and service director and
that the mayor has no more authority
now than he ever had 10 dismiss office
holders under civil service and must
prefer charges and prove same before
the civil service commission before re-
moval can DO made.
1t s. rumored hero that Chief OF
Police Blaine Carter IS to be asked 20
resign when Mayor Hawkins takes office
January I, but IL Is understood That
Carter intends 70 stand pat and fight
any attempt 20 bring about his removal!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
NOTHING new IN LAW TO PERMIT
REMOVAL OF DEPARTMENT CHIEFS;
STEUBENVILL BELL ARE FIGHTS LOOM
EXTORTIONS BY The
FRENCH HOTEL KEEPERS

Paris, Dec Sit Is not only Aneri-
cans or other foreigners who tnd tHat
The tourist or visitor is charged excess
I've prices IN France. Maurice ponuet-
Saint. a well-known French writer. mas
an article IN the Renaissance IN wh!ch
he points out how dangerous 'estam-
rage" IS TO touring. and what eventual!
loss Z involves.
The word "eStlmpage' Is a dictionary
word for punching holes IN meta! ana Is
rs much Sian. in France Tor over
charging and Suchlike as "skinning'
client Is in English.
The hotel industry" he writes. has
undoubtedly suffered from mthe in
creased cost OF living. still II must 10
admitted that a number OF those direct
Ing X. II not all. have taken advantage
OF the difficulties OF tho times to look
upon the unhapp individual who has
been mls.ed into entering their estao-
l!shments as something that can be
carved and sweated at mercy, from
whom the utmost must be squeezed
without smashing the screws
There was a great outcry last year
against the exigencles of hotel keepers
and owners Of villas offered for rent but
but money was then more easy than
now and the eason passed fairly well,
This year many villas have failed to be
taken and the season would have been
dtsas but for the English who
came to take advantage OF the exchange.
In certain resorts in the lyrenees
where the natives seek TO live the whole
year on the profits gained IN six to
eight weeks, all sign posts and similar
Indications were removed, so that 4
guide became necessary for almost
every excursion. NJ. Rondet-Satnt adds:
Except for one or two special re-
sorts. touring has markedly fallen OK
this year and unless some understand
.ng IS reached 10 stabilize prices at
fair figure. travelling for pleasure Will
be abandoned and one OF the elements
which contained the greatest promise
for general prosperity will be Killed
by the incapacity OF some and the rapa'
city Of others"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
! CHILDREN'S PICTURES
At LIBERTY THEATRE
Ten O'Clock Show Saturdays for Chill
dron Arranged By TWO Active Clubs

On Saturday morning az 10 o'clock.
there will be shown at tho Liberty thea
ire a polarization OF James Wh.tcomo
RTey's famous poem. The Oie Swim
ming Hole" and a Chester comedy with
the inimItahle money that tho children
all love, Smokey"
These pictures are being shown
through the courtesy and generosity OF
the Liberty theatre management which
has placed its theatre at the disposal OF
the Child Study club and the Child Vel
fare branch OF the Women's club. In
order that there may DO presented each
Saturday morning \ picture designed
and shown especially for children
Tho theatre management has very
generously offered 10 show these pic
lures at a price which would not result
In any profit, and the admission will be
only eleven cents.
A number Of such pictures were
shown last year. the attendance and IN
terest was very gratifying. so that the
club members are hopeful that this
winter II may be possible to have real
chIldren's picture every Saturday morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
coMPERENcE OF ATTORNEYS on
BorR SIDES CALLED By JUDGE
RoRINsoN RoR rREs AFTER
NOON
supreme Court GefnseB 70 Review Ex-
c0pt On CSr1hcAdon Prom Cir
cult Court

Judge Alan II. Robinson OF the Grim
NAL court has called a meeting OF at
torneys on both sides IN the Homer
Crago election fraud case. 10 be held
this afternoon at O'CLOCK. This action
by the court follows the refusal OF the
state supreme court 20 review IN"
POINTS recently certified 20 X by JudE"
Robinson. In n letter received y"ster-
day by Circuit Clerk John l.. ktnGhorD.
from william b. Matthews. clerk OF IN"
supreme court II was stated that the
supreme court could take jurisdiction in
such matters only when certified by
circuit court.
The points certified FOR review !nc'ud
ed the sufticiency OF the Indictment the
question of whether ballots may prop
erly be used az evidence and whether
the witness Claude Rogers could be com
PEELED to testify or he punished.
AT tho meeting this afternoon. Il IS
assumed, the question OF fertilization to
the circuit court Will be discussed. At
torneys for the state, including Pros
eoutinE Attorney Carl C. Rachmann are
OF the opinion that this IS not the
proper procedure. They state that moth