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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Merrill-with the arrest of two
heavily armed men and the recovery
and identification Of large amount
OF booty. including several thousand
dollars worth OF jewelry. in Duluth,
police officials of Merrill believe they
have broken up the gang of store
bandits who have been committing a
series of robberies through Lincoln
and Price counties. Merrill deputies
have returned from Duluth with the
two men. who gave their names as
Henry Keto. - years old. and Earnest
Aho. 80 years old.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Eau CIaire-Eau Claire has been
chosen as one OF 81 cities 10 which
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany will loan money for home build
Ing. Only progressive cities with an
industrial future are chosen by the
insurance company which has set
aside one ~ the greatest funds ever
appropriated for the construction OF
ncw homes in the United States. II
Is said more than SIC. 0OO.O 600 has been
loaned cities in the past "a months.
10 limit is placed on Eau Claire's pro-
portion The money viii supply a
crying need for home and furnish
work for unemployed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Racine-Frank Ayers and John Bar
on. both Chicago men and who
established the Office of the Co-opera-
tive Society OF America in Racine a
year ago and directed the sale Of its
securities in Racine and Racine
county. have admitted a violation OF
the state securities law. Judge Bur-
CESS imposed a fine of $500 in each
case.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Green Bay-Thc Green Bay Sugar
company has started its refining op-
eralious. Enough bcets are on hand,
il is said. 20 keep the plant in oper-
alton for 90 days over 10000 tons
Of bcets will be- refined. Between 50
and 50 carloads Of beets are being
shiuped 10 the plant daily from the
storage stations I'm neighboring
s,snnHcg' The opening ~ this factory
temporarily relieves the nuemploy-
rnent situation On Green Bay as Il fur
nishes Jobs for about zoe workers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

JancsviIle-word has been received
n GAINESVILLE that the federal govern
nent viii not halt the Kresge CON-
pany from erecting building extend
fnw over the Rock river at Beloit The
decision viii influence building al
Rockford Evansville and osher cities
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Necedah-For the second time with
in six years. the village of Necedah
has experienced a disastrous fire,
which laid waste a portion of her
business district. The local fire de-
partment successfully COPIED with the
flames. which broke out in the Kowa-
lewski restaurant. and prevented them
from going northward, but the half
block OF frame buildings TO the south
were doomed. Because Of the intense
heat and the danger from charged
electric wires during the first few
minutes Of the fire il was impossible
20 empty the building. The Melichar
bakery. in the Babock building; the
Kowalewsh restaurant, the Burke
building. the Security bank. Paulsen
restaurant. Schueler shoe store and
the Miner Opera house were burned TO
the ground. The New Lisbon fire de-
partmcnt made a record run TO assist
the Necedah fire department
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Tomahawk-while fishing in boat.
Mrs. Geoge Kelley was forced 10 fight
OF a huge eagle which swooped down
upon her. II is thought the bird was
attracted by Mrs. Kelley's bright col
Iored hat. The bird was killed with
stick
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Milwaukee. Sentiment in all parts of
the state favors preserving a tract
for the Northern Lakes park in Price
and Sawyer counties, according TO
Frank A. Cannon. director of the pro-
posed campaign for popular subscrip-
ton. A petition from residents of the
two counties TO declare a closed
season on deer in the park this season
is now under consideration by the
state conservation commission.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Madison-with the awarding Of a
contract TO Walter Myers of Platte
vile. ne Belmont Capitol commission
announced that work will be begun
presently 10 completely restore Wis
consin's first capitol building. The
last legislature appropriated $4,000
for this work OF which $4,000 will be
used at tins time. The inside of the
building. which was once used as a
barn following its desertion, will be
restored. broken windows will be re-
placed and the building will be given
the paint necessary to preserve it
for future generations.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19
CONFERENCE HAS
HARD PROBLEM
QUESTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT is
BEING DISCUSSED IN THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MIRACLES CAN'T BE EXPECTED
President Harding and Others Hope,
However, That Some Wise Plan May
Be Formulated to Put the Worthless
at Work.
BY EDWARD 3. CLARK.

EC" Anu .. OGfNFNENs
Washington.-It was the prophet
Jeremiah who said "In the multitude
of counSellors there is safety" There
is a multitude OF counsellors here in
Washington discussing the question
Of unemployment. Safety, as jeremiah
used IL, perhaps means success. and so
IL may be that the truth of the
prophets saying will be put to the
test in Washington "A considerable
number of years after he delivered
himself of the utterance.
Variety is said TO be the spice of
life. There is enough variety in the
occupation of the delegates to the in
dustrial conference To give spice, If
not success, 10 the outcome.
All kinds, manners and conditions
of men, and of women. too, for that
matter, are represented about the
board OF council. Secretary of Com
merce Hoover and Secretary of Labor
Davis represent the administration,
and in a larger sense the government
OF the United States. although presum-
ably. the conferees being patriotic
Americans. all Of them must be con
sidered as representing the high inter-
ests OF their country.
President Harding. II Is known,
lays, as we ordinary folk frequently
say, great store" ON the outcome OF
this talk on Industrial conditions and
unemployment, and this active en-
deavor 10 get some suggestion which
will result in putting the jobless back
at work.
Can't Expect Magic Results.
Some time ago an article was
written which pointed out to the
people of the Usited States the fact
that the coming conference of the
nations in Washington was not a con-
ference 10 bring about complete dis
armament. but a conference 10 dis
euss means of limiting armament IL
also was pointed out that because such
a conference Is To be held no one
ought 10 take Il as n certainty that
dreadnoughts are 10 be strapped and
armies disbanded. and that n cote full
OF peace doves is certain to rule the
roost. so To speak. in every community
Of the round world.
The coming international conference
Is going 10 try 10 suggest something
TO stop the huge outlay every year
for weapons Of Offense and weapons OF
defense. and the conference which
Is assembled I'm Washington 10 discuss
the Industrial situation Is going to try
10 suggest ways and means for giving
every willing person work 10 do. but
II does not necessarily follow that as
an outcome of the discussions every
jobless one IN the United States
quickly is 10 be assured of work TO
lay his hand 10 on a Monday. with sure
knowledge that he is 10 lay his hand
10 a pay envelope on the following
Saturday.
This may sound pessimistic, but the
best that can come out of the con-
ference Is some happy suggestion given
by some inspired one which may work
out n solution for the present pressing
problem Of lack Of work
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Minnesota Junetion-Federal pro
hibition agents conducted a raid on
the Maple hotel at Minnesota juno
ton. and seized fve cases and barrel
az whisky. Horizon. Ashippun, May
vile and Hustisford saloons were
visited and seven stills conhscated.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Racine-Hiram ]. Smith. former
postmaster Of Racine and post COM
mander OF the department of Wiscon-
sin C. A. r. died recently at his home
al Browns Lake.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Superior-Jobs go abegging in the
state free employment Office, al SUI
perior. with over sixty jobs open. Aen
out OF work say wages are too low.
The offers are from SIS to so per
month and board. Married laborers
claim they can not accept such wages
as they barely pay rent and leave
nothing 10 feed the family at home.
Most Jobs offered are for farm hands.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

Necnah-with the permanent open
fng OF the new oshkosh-Neenah con-
crete highway set for this week. an
unbrOkan stretch % paved roadway
between Fond du lac and Green Bay
a distance 81 approximately seventy
miles. wiIl be afforded
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

ShcboyEan-The second greatest
farmers association Of its kind In
Wisconsin has bloomed into existence
With the organization Of the Wisconsin
Dairymtn's Siorase company. a CO.
lucrative association With headquar-
tiers al Plymouth. IL viii be the
warehouse holding organization Tor
the Wisconsin cheese producers fed
Grafton. The purpose Of the organi-
cation il listed for storage Of cheese
and its hyprOducts.~ The company
Is capitalized az si25.oo0.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pageant of
progress is TO be .eld Oct % TO Nov.
5. inclusive. except Sunday. according
10 an announcement made by the
chamber OF commerce.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-19

wausAu-The old mill dam. which
has barred the Eau Claire river al
schoacla for upwards Of T6 years. Is
being demolished and a modern dam
Of concrete and steel construction Is
being built in its place by the Brooks
A. Rose Lumber company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
TWENTY EIGHT MEN FILE
COMPENSATION CLAIMS
Veterans Bureau. 80l Cham
Der of Commerce Building.
Begins Cleanup Work.

ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made by the
veterans bureau last night that dur
inS yesterday twrnty-cight cN-scryicc
men had called at the office in ref
ercnCe TO their claims agains, the
government In some instances. an
phc2tions for compensation w.r. .d-
Jusled, and in others vocational train
ing was arranged
All the men Were given a thorough
medical examination. and in some
cases hospital treatment was recon-
monded. veteran from Tcnncsscc
was ISSUED transportation to the
United states Public Health Service
hospital. Fort MCticury. Md.
NJ o'clock, Captain Branch John
son delivered an address in the audi
forum of the Chamber Of Commerce
IN reference to tho provisions nf the
Sweet bill, ana answered questions
relative t" the changes made in the
war risk Insurance act.
The veterans bureau is in room
Soi Chamber of Commerce building.
aud all oN-scrvicc men who have no,
had their claims against the govern
ment adjusted. are urged To drop in
and have the matter attended t..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
ROSE MAY NOT REPLY
TO RECOUNT PETITION
'"ntr>trc Has lntii Friday. August
~. Ia Reply To the Paper
ScrNch mn Him.

councilman John Il: Rose. success
iui candidate fo- nomination :" tho
Ollie" "f Commissioner Of tho Rove
ruc. on the face of the returns at
the recent primary election. who had
been spending his vacation with his
samily in the ncighborhnod of
WaYucSEor", Augusta County. has re-
turned To the city. lie said Yesterday
that he had not fully looked into the
situation regarding the petition Tor
Il recount OF the votes. and WAS not
prepared To say that he would make
4 reply to the paper served upon him
The law provides for a period of
ten days after the petition is filed in
which the contcstcc may reply. This
viii place the limit al midnight, on
Friday. AuGuN -.
Mr.. Rose said yesterday that he
came back on a hurry call from
friends, and did not know the exact
status of the case. In fact, he said.
he did not know the nature of the
notice served AZ his home, ana was
disappointed I" some cXtcn; when he
learned what II was. and would not
have returned until next week, at
the time he had hNcd for the cNpira-
ton of his vacation. Il attach little
importance to the matter" said Mr..
Rose yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
COOPERATION IS URGED
IN TALK TO MILL MEN
W. y. T!lnndrr. Of Flnrida. Makes
address an Final Day Of Sessions
at The JrIfrrSnm Intrl.

After busy day of business and
pleasure. the Sash. Door ANA Mill
work Manufacturers Associa ton.
Which had been in session here for
Two days, adjourned las, night. The
final feature of the conference was Il
dinner al the Jefferson Hotel Many
members Viii spend tn" remainder OF
the week in and around Norfolk
Jrgin. cooperation as the Keynote
OF success, W. Il. Tylandcr. of Florida.
yesterday morning spoke on "AsSo-
slation Work, Co-Opcration ana he
suits in Florida" He said the bust
.cSs IN which members are engaged
hue reached a high degree OF success.
mainly through the cooperative
spirit.
The Evils a.d Faults Of the Mill
work business in Virginia" was
dwelt upon 10y Il H. Angel. Of Roa-
n"Ne. Ills address WAS in the nature
of pertinent suggestions as u i'm
movements in the various units of
tho business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
RICHMOND CRAYS' NEW
CLUB TO BAR UNIFORMS
Preliminary Steps Taken Last
Night TO Form il Get
Together" Organization.

Former members of the Richmond
trays, representing those who train :
Ell Tor overseas at Camp Mcclellan.
Iston. Ala. met at the C;rays'
Armory last night to max. prolim-
mary arrangements for organizing Il
richmond Grays' Club. All men who
trained with the Grdys at Camp Me-
ClclIan are eligible To memberships
the club Will be IN the nature of a
E"t- together" outfit organized for
thc purpose of bringing THE hoys"
together TO talk over old times. with
an occasional smoker and other So
cial events. The uniform Will be
barred. The next meeting. at which
the organization will probably be per
iccted. will hc held AT the armorv
the second Saturday night in Sep
TENDER.
Women members OF tho GcaYS' Me-
mortal Association met with the vet
Grams Last night. and a plan was
agreed on whereby uniformed pail
bearers viii be furnished every time
the body of a Gray who was killed
in action is brouch; here for burial.
-Four bodies have already been re-
turned ANA two more are expected
to arrive shortly. The Grays los,
thirty-ninc men overseas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
TWO DISTRICTS WITHOUT
CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN
Eighth and Tenth Failed to
NJ Il k c Nominations for
Honor in Spectacle.

IN checking over the names of
nominations for queen in the Vir-
Sinia Historical Pageant contest
Secretary w. 4. cridlin. of the asso-
cation. discovered that. despite very
encouraging letters and promises Of
names being entered, there had been
no nominations for queen from any
oil the counties comprising the
Eighth and Tenth Congressional Dis
uictS.
Evidently the intentions To noni-
nate candidates were interrupted by
the vacation period" said Mr.. Cridlin
yesterday. He said, however, that ar
engagements would be. made thrburh
the auxiliary county committees in
the two districts 10 select young
women To the QucenShip from each
county. thus giving the two districts
prominent representation In Viz
ginia's greatest historical spectacle.
y. +. pcyton. who has been director
OF pagcants in Cleveland, Ohio; At
lanta, Ga, and In other cities, has
volunteered his services TO the assoc
citation. and he and his wife Will have
charge OF the community entertain
mcnts. which will be called "Vuhispa"
entertainments in order to distin-
Guish them from the Chautauquu ANA
community ideas.
Va hiS-pa" is readily recognized
a. an abbreviation of Virginia His
iorical Pageant. ana the Nah!spa en-
toria!nmentS To he given during the
tall and winter will feature interest
ing sidcliShts Of the Virginia His
icrical Pageant. scheduled for the
week beginning May -. 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
UNLICENSED DOGS
ORDINANCE SUBJECT
Committee Recommends That city
Furnish Nar'icnS Paraphcrnaliu
To Destroy Them.

The Ordinance Committee Of city
Council last night recommended AN
ordinance providing that the city
furnish the game warden with para
phernalia for disposing Of all un-
licensed dogs taken up on the streets
of Richmond. The State law author
ICES tho payment Of $3.50 To the game
warden for every dog Killed by him
or his deputies the money To be
taken from the money collected for
dog licenses.
Prior To the passage of the state
law the city maintained its dog
round, under the direction of the
nurcau Of street Cleaning, and the
men attached ;othc dog pound were
paid by the city. Now the city pro-
vidcS the pound, the dog wagon and
other paraphcrnalia, while the State
receives practically all the money
paid for dog licenses. The ordinance
may probably strike a snag" when it
reaches the floor of Council. AS oppo-
sition was apparent In the committee
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Renders Ad Ia the Needy.

During the past six months tho
Society OF st Paul, the Saint Ninccn,
de Paul Guild, III" Catholic Little
Thcatcr Guild and the Literary Guild
Of Sacred Heart Cathedral parish.
did much for charit". the Scmiannual
report showing Sl,oG3.CJ spent for
food, clothing. drugs, nurses. fuel.
etc III contributions to the poor q:
the city. The officers are Rev. Wal
Ter J. Mott. spiritual director; Mise
Marie I.cahy. general chairman: Mrs
G. Oh. cowardin, vice chairman /:
Mrs. j. j.. Keenan,, secretary; Mrs
clinton Roudar. CORES pondinr sccrc-
tary; Mrs. William r. Tracey. gen
cral treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
RICHMOND BLUES BEGIN
DRILLS NEXT MONTH
Major CruTnp Confident Each Compnn,
VIII Hc Tn Ia Strength
for Fail Iusncction

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion will have its regular fail
and winter fail -drcSs drills and
dances in September. Men are sti:l
being enlisted Ia bring the companies
up TO the required strength. and Ma
Jor sheppard Crump is confident that
each company Viii have its full quota
III time for the fall Inspection The
battalion made Il good showing at
Camp Meade. Md. in July.
Company y drills On Monday nights.
Company II on Tuesday nirnts, Com
pnny l. on Wednesday nights. and
Company & on Thursday nights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Bank Awarded Writ Of Error.

The state Supreme Court Of APP
pcals granted writ of error yes
tciday in the case OF III" American
Exchange Bank, appealing from II de-
CiSiOn of the Circuit Court OF Nor
folk. which had awarded $3.50 To the
Goodlcc Realty Company. in litiSa-
ton Involving Il distress for rent.
The bank had held bills of sale on
the realty company's automobiles and
had removed them 10 Il warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
CUPID BRIDGES DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN JAPAN AND IT. s.
Cen Sasa and Christina Anderson Happily Married When
Search of Statute Books Fails to Find Law
Prevent Union

East is East. and West is West.
and never the twain shall meet" may
be all right as poetry. but Rudyard
probably did not have romance and
me virginia law IN mind when he
pcnn"d The lines. For while poetry
IS supposed TO he more lcnicut than
law where love is concerned. Tho yir.
Sinia law, stcru and uncompro:nis-
ine in many respects. has shot the
bolt of poetic license and not only
permitted East and West to meet. bui
10 marry at leisure.
When Gen $. Sasai, "a japanese mis-
SionarN, II years old. and Miss
Christian Anderson. 30. also said TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

De jenSaScd in missionary work.
sought marriage license i'm this
Guy on Tuesday, it was deemed adj
Nisablc To get Il ruling from the At
t"rncy- Generals Office before issuing
the certificate. Leon Bazilc. con-
hccted with the Attorney Generals
ONCE. To whom the ease WAS referred.
could ma no statute prohibiting the
union or an Oriental and an Occi-
dental. Accordingly. the marriage
license was issued and. il is pre-
Sumcd, brought into existence am
"thcr Americana Japanese entente
cordialc. which may or may no, have
some effect on President iIardinu's
disarmament conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Detectives Entertain Friends.

Fricnds oE The city detective stan
were entertained by Detective Cap
tain \. s. Wright. his staff. including
his chief clerk. w. l.. Gentry, 1T Il
picnic Wednesday afternoon at tho
Meadow clubhouse. in lIcnrico Coun-
iy. Brunswick stew, fried chicken
and other good things were served,
and the climax Of the day was Il wa
t,rmclon feast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Asked 4, Run for counci,.

1t was stated yesterday that
friends of both John Iiirschbcrg AMI
John l.. Sattcriicld, Of Jefferson Ward
are urging them to enter the race
next spring for City Council. Both
have had experience in municipal at
fairs, Mr. lIirschbcrG having served
several terms in the Common Coun-
ell and Mr.. Sattcrheld having repre-
scented his constituents in the Board
a.! Aldermen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Urges Measures Agninst Fire.

''Whitcwash is good fire proven
tive said Chief l.. s. Jones. of the
bureau Of Fire Prevention, YESTERDAY
i'll issuing warming To- all house
holders TO use every energy in pre-
cautionary measures. This is III,
time to look over furnaces, hcatinE
ard cooking apparatus and to sec
that they are all fully fortified
against possible conilagration." he
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Trini.ic', E.r,n.c. 80 ~,

N'natoT J. Loo TrMflo. ~ N .iI,-
WIG Democratic uominc, for COY
"ru"f spen' t94&5 in Tho August pri.
mary, and colouci Junlus T. west. Of
SuhpiE nominee for Licutcuai,t-Gov-
"h"r S.iI2 according 20 tho state
m"nts of expense filed win. coc
rotary of the Commonwealth vcs
terday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
ebay and Tonight
in Richmond

Lawn fetc, Lee Chapter. L. d. c..
residence Mrs. Il. Lee Roden. $40
chamhcrlayne Avenue. afternoon
aud night
Lawn party. Woman's Guild. St
Marks Church, 300 Taylor
Street. s l.. NJ
Meeting Highland Springs Ten
mis- club. clubhouse. s T. VI
For Thc"ter Calendar, see cdi-
torial page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Charges Alienation of Affections.

Declarations in the suit of x. w.
Garvcy against j Il. RATIO were fled
in the Law and Equity Court ycStcr-
day. Garvcy asks $4,000 for alleged
alienation of the affections Of his
wife. George Oliver and Thomas I.
IalIey are counsel for Garvcy