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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
OF IRON
CITY OF HI riley
STREET IMPROVEMENT BOND

KNOW ALL MEN BYTHESE PRESENTS:
That the city OF Hurley, in the
county of Iron, and state OF Wiscon-
sin hereby acknowledges itself to owe,
and for value received promises to
pay to bearer the sum of Five Humid
red Dollars $4,000 on the first day OF
June, H., with interest thereon at
the rate of six per cent per annum,
payable December l, 1921. and semi
annually thereafter on the 1st day of
June ana of December of each year,
upon presentation and surrender of
the interest coupons attached hereto
as they severally mature. Both
principal hereof and interest hereon
are hereby made payable at Central
Trust Company of Chicago, Chicago,
Ill For the prompt payment of this
bond. with interest thereon as aiore-
said the full faith, credit and re-
sources of sald city are hereby
Iirrevocably pledged.
This bond is one of an issue OF
Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars $40, 500, all OF like date
tenor and effect. save as to maturity
/ issued for street improvements to be
/ paid for by said City, pursuant to and
/ in all respects in compliance with the
| Wisconsin Statutes and an ordinance
duly passed by the Common Council
/ of said City and duly approved anC
published
And it is hereby certified and recit
! I'd that all conditions, things and act;
required by law exist, TO be or TO bt
+ done precedent TO and n he issuance
Of This bond have existed and hay,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
REPORT OF THE coNDr-,,,
OF THR 'a
SAXON STATF 80

located at Saxon, State of vs..
az the close of business an n ' 10 -
day of June, 1921, pursuant ~ ~ 'a l, %
the Commissioner of BaDkiSSUg Vaa b
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Buy a pipe
and some PA.


We print it right here that if you don't know the
sfeel'' and the friendship of joy us Jimmy pipe
GO GET ONE! And-get some Prince Alder az
hang howdy-do on the big smoke-gong!
For Prince Albert's quality flavor - coolneSS1
fraorance-is in class of its own You never FaS'0u
such tobacco! Why-fgure out what it alone mean s
to your tongue and temper when we tell you tE1s
prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our
patented process fixes that!
Prince Albert is revelation in maxim cigal
NV but how that delightful flavor makes aen',
And how it does answer that laundering! 10
Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is cTiPei
cut And say-Oh, go on and get the papers OF PIP
Do it right now!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
ESKIMO WOMEN GOOD WIVES.
American Married Three at One Time
and Never Regretted IL.

DR.. Harley Stamp is a strong advo-
cate Of the high qualities shown by
many Eskimo women, based on his
own observation and the testimony Of
an American who married three Of
them. all at once.
DIR. Stamp went 10 Alaska and Si-
beria i'm 1920 in the interest of the
Smithsonian Institution and lectured
at the New Century Club last night.
The white man who dipped 30 expen-
sively into native matrimony had
lived in Alaska many years and was
not disposed to come back to more
civilized localities, because he was SO
well satisfied with his Alaskan ex-
periences OF forty years.
The. lecturer said that there Is no
courtship for a<native girl--a young
man merely picks out the girl he
wants and gets the schoolmaster tc
tperform the ceremony during recess
The privilege of biting off the nose OF
the defendant ia cretomarily granted
to the complainant, in case OF proven
infdelity throughout parts of Alaska
the speaker said.
! Tattooing the face Is the fashionabl,
decoration, providing sort of per
manent veil effect. None of the Alas
kans whom the speaker saw mind
ed the pain OF the performance, h.
said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
RAILWAY REVENUE
DEFICIT CONTINUES
According to Report Submitted
to the Public Utility
Commissioners.

Several communications were the
only matters before the monthly meet
Ing OF the Board of Public Utility
Commissioners last night, all OF the
members being present.
Three OF these were from the Cen
trail Labor Union. suggesting methods
by which the Traction Co. might, In
the opinion OF the writer's, put more
men at work through reducing the
rate OF fare, and critIcising high rates
In force for installation both OF gas
and electric connections These were,
on motion, filed and copies forwarded
TO the Traction Co, and the Gas co.
In speaking OF this motion Com
missioner Brinton mentioned his salts
faction with the cordial response of
Manager T..W. Wilson OF the Trac-
| ton Co, at the special meeting last
month, to the commis-lons inquiry
regarding the chronic deficit from the
company's railway operation In this
State. which was shown to be largely
due. at present, to the decline In
passenger traffic.
lie said that he felt assured tha'
1.-THE men charged with the management
of public utilities, in> common with al
business men, were earnestly en-
ldeavorinR to meet the present-da'
lproblems of the struggle for existence
land that self interest would lead then
to improve their service In every pos
sible way, and that they will respon
to any requests for cooperation b
the board.
Reports for September showed
defcit OF s77.s2 through the opera
ton of the Gns Co, and of si2,98S.2
in railway operation In this State c
the Wilmington a Philadelphia Trac
tion Co. The deficit from this sourc
In August was $4,000 less. othe
Operations showed a surplus OF s34
gs0.32, making the company's net sur
plus for September s21 1,9s2.04
For the nine-month period. endin
, September 80. the Diamond Stat
, Telephone Co. reported net revenu
, sS6S,113 and expense OF s70S,16s, show
, ing surplus for the period OF $3.50
ga5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Craft Exhibit at Arden.

This week most attractive display
of handicraft il on exhibition at the
Craft Shop in Arden. Besides the usual
hand carved furniture and wrought iron
work, there is display OF hand woven
articles by Miss Maud Rhodes. Not
only has She woven scarfs and curtains,
this year she is showing most attractive
dresses, smocks, and skirts in all wool
or lnsey-woolsey. Some of the gar
ments have borders woven in, Others
are decorated with hand worked de-
signs, One stunning suit, is of natural
cream color, made Russian blouse
effect, with woven blue borders. Miss
Rhodes will weave skirts to match
sweaters and will produce a sturdy and
good looking skirt. She also Is showing
handwoven luncheon sets, doilies, and
tray covers with cross stitch designs.
The whole exhibit is interesting to the
person interested in crafts, as well as to
the seeker after gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
ENJOYABLE Halloween Party.

Ernest Solway and Jane Brown gave
q barn dance and Halloween party at
1912 Williamson street recently. The
guests included: Willard Thompson,
Victor Litchstein, Thomas S. Donahue,
Mark Donahue, Thomas L. Donahue,
r. f. Clay, Wilson Graham Charles,
Welsh, William Chigston, Winfield
Adams, Robert Kent, Robert Clover,
James Harris, Paul Millikin, Jane
Brown, Eleanor Hart, Lydia Steptoe,
Martha McCartle, Martha Shynook,
Elsie Brown, Ruth Fell, Alva Lewis,
Lillian Brown, Roselyn bSykes, Marian
Brown, Carrie Gray, Elizabeth Dona-
hue, Grace Streton, Edna Savage, Mary
Adele Hortz, Carrie Snyder and Florence
Devine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Enjoyable Masquerade Party.

A masquerade party was given re-
Gently at the home of Miss Eleanor
Punte, 24S1 West Eighteenth street.
The evening was enjoyably passed in
playing games sinking end daneing.
The house was BEAUTIFULLY decorated
With autumn leaves. At late hour
delicious refreshments We're served.
Those present included Misses Nellie
Phelan, Nellie Haggerty. Abbie Casey,
Gertrude Lynch, Helen Lynch, Mar
garet Mckinney Anna McKenna,
Eleanor Punte; Messrs. Francis Con-
lin. Paul Jeffsries, Dick Campbell, Bill
lie Fersche. Edward puliteN Herman
Punte. Eer1ard Punte. George Punte.
Mr.. Short, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Punte.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES.
Members Of Dramatic Club Present
Premier Which II Well Received.

The first play offered by the Ora
matte Club OF the Wilmington High
School for the criticism Of the NOM
bers had in the feature parts Ruth
Rosen. John Gallagher. John Dale,
Charles Park and Hyman Yanowitz
Afftr the performance the members
OF the club submitted their criticism
OF the actors and their work.
The senior speakers at the exer-
cises next Monday VIII be Dorothy
sturgis who viii present American
MYTHS and Folklore and Amelia Hart
who will speak on THE art of story
telling"
The desk room teachers Of the
81 section met and organized sew
eral days ago with the following re-
suit: president, Mr. Rousch; secre-
tary, Miss Pleasanton. The purpose
! OF such an organization Is 20 helr
| more definitely and systematically IN
the organization OF the large Fresh
man class and 20 assist them when
ever possible in conducting Their
athletic, literary and social acttvi'
ties, The Freshmen election wa'
held several days ago with the fol
\ lowing officers elected; president
II
Wainwright Dawson; yice-presdcnt
Frances Samuels; secretary. Flea
nor EdgeS treasurer, Samuel Ford
The newly elected officers met witt
the Bi teachers yesterday Afternoon
and talked over many Of the prob
lens OF the Freshman class an
pledged their support in co-operatin
with the school in every way an
particularly in helping 10 improv
the discipline and in creating tn
right kind Of school spirit. Plan
were suggested for learning III
school yells and songs; for organizin
inter-class basketball games for bot
boys and girls: for arranging elias
. hikes. and later in the season cla'
party.
Many High School teachers M
busy making reservations in Dove
4 to attend the Annual State ConveI
: ton of teachers which convenes thei
Friday and Saturday. November
{ and ~. A number Of the faculty VI
: take an active part in the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
POISON DRAUGHT ENDS
LIFE Of ". {. BEDWELL
Coroner Satisfied Drug Was
Taken With Suicidal intent,
Reasons Unknown.

Swallowing a large quantity Of poi
son, believed TO have been oxalic acid,
William E. Bedwell. 26 years old. pro-
prietor of a saloon at the southwest corr
ner Of Fifth and du Pont streets, com
mitted suicide In the bar room shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon.
No autospy Will be performed as the
coroner Is satisfied that the man drank
the poison voluntarily. Deputy coro-
ner Nichols said he could not find a
motive for the act although IL WAS
rumored that Bcdwell had frequent
auarrels with his wife.
The barroom was empty when Bed
well swallowed the poison. a dull thud
in the room attracted the attention Of
Mrs. BedweIl who found her husband
lying ON the floor back Of the bar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise masquerade party was
rendered Mrs. Wilbert ID. Wyatt by
her sewing class last evening. the
members OF the class met previously
at N nearby spot and then marched IN
a body to Mrs. wyett's home, b2s
North Clayton street, surprising her.
An the members were masked and
costumed, and the usual fun prevail
ed. Music was provided by ukeleles
and steel guitars, while games were
played and songs were sung. After
the run had subsidized. refreshments
were served Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. wilbert ID. Wyatt, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Brewster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer McCallister, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin II
Eisenherger. Miss Nellie Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. veasey Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
S. s. Parvis and Wesley Brewster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

w,rithing in pain. Che tried to summon
several doctors living nearby but with
no success. She finally aucceeded. how
eyer. ia getting Or. w. II. stokes ~
1906 West Fourth street
At least half hour md interviewed
between the time Or. Stokes vac sum-
rnoned and the man had swallowed the
poison. He pronounced BedwelI dead
and said death had followed about ten
minutes after the poison was taken.
Patfoiman Kowalski made q report Of
the AFFAIR TO the police station.
The Bedweifs had been married
about six months. Mrs. Bedweli was
married previously her name being
Mrs Grace caviIle. Bedweii came from
Eikton. Md. shortly before their mar
riage. The couple had rooms AZ 1913
| West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Delaware City Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Della
ware City NJ. r. Church met at the
home of Mrs William Householder
on Thursday evening. After routine
business had been transacted, social
hour was enjoyed. Those present;
were; Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. Layfield,
Mrs W J Bowen. Mrs. William Hines.
Airs. klair. Mrs. Greene. Mrs. william
Daniels. Mrs. ellis. Mrs. Heffier.
Mrs. Coyie. Mrs. Joseph Anderson,
Mrs. Price Stanley. Mrs. Judson
Northrup. Mrs. Elisha Bender. Mrs.
Frank Moore. Mrs. Laura Belville,
Mrs. Albert Lawrence. Mrs. James
pordham. Miss Emma Iatrobe. Mrs
Clem Everett. Mrs. Jay Householder
and Mrs. William Householder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
JOLLY PARTY.

A Halloween party was given In
honor of Misses 1rma and Melba Johns
at their home. 1929 West Tenth street.
ON Tuesday evening. Games. music
and dancing were the principal fea-
lures of entertainment The house
was decorated in black and yellow.
Refreshments were served. Those
present were: Pearl Lister, Helen
Hasson, Frances Miller. Lillian Cotty,
Louise Angerstein, Marie Tracy, Ruth
Ellis, Edith Groves Marion, Irma and
Melba Johns. William Shellady, Fred
Rock, Francis Hutchinson, Edward
Mldlam. Clarence Shaffer, Roland
Hutchinson, Walter Shaffer, Wesley
Slaughter. Ralph Wilfong, Gregg
Driscoll. Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Johns, Ernest Driscoll and Mrs. G
Hutchinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
nererllan Id r,ihlnn rn.ll.-

a kulNhlH 90 rYihlas reception viii
De- Hltrn 90 Thursday, November 10.
ai $50 "a iNihlhn castle. ln honor ~
tllHnd lhhileellef George Souaef An
mrniffs az Oriental i.ndFa nr, invited
q ha present Oriental indre Na. IA.
Nill siAe aanres on TUESDAY =. rlnss
November ia a1 and as ln asthlan
esilf fhffe viii b. dnncluu from
~ iu ilaa. T.rheis riay D. obtain.
fd iinm aNf mfinlsi ~ Oriental i.odee
~ ai ihr entrance ~ thr hau on the
Hlthi 90 thp danft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Emmanuel Rum mage Sale.

The ladies of Emmanuel Church viii
hold a rummage sale at Woodlawn
Community House, Sixth Street and
Grant Avenue, Tuesday afternoon,
November s, beginning at 2 o'clock
and Wednesday morning beginning at
10 o'clock. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the church.. Donations Of
clothing, shoes; furniture, china, etc.
will be called for if any of the following
committee is notified: Mrs. Thompson
Steptoe, 1859 w; Mrs. Coulter Craig,
1851 w; Mrs. George Latham, 59l6 VI
Mrs. Benjamin L. Foster, 6S45 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
CLYDE JACKSON no Span.
VIII Lecture Before Deacon College
Club Next Wednesday Evening.

I clyde jackson. A. NJ. professor of
business administration ,at Temple
University, Philadelphia. will address
the Beacom College Club "Wednesday
evening on The American Language"
w. II. Eeacom will present the speaker.
Following the lecture the will pc
dancing. Ice cream, and cake VIII
be served Miss Parsons, chairman,
William Nundv rni William Matthews
arc In charge OF the evenings enter
thinment.
Prior 10 the social activities, an iin-
portant business meeting will be held
at s o'clock. NJ. ID. Fisher viii report
on the proposed dance for the hrst
week in December. a committee VIII
be appointed to nominate officers foi
the ensuing year. The election VIII
take place at the December meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Cooked Foods Alone Would XIII
You In A Year

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hh'lf Hnt address ait wfittrn plainly. aud
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pAstAst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
DELAWARE STATE
TEACHERS TO MEET
thltd Annual Hssslcn oi Asao-
citation ln Dover. November
10. ~ and ".

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sUgailA has tuhriss'i AtfehHvn'ehtH
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Asf WNNlnh m4pilnH will he held
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
unlnue HalIoMe,en Party.

A unique Halloween party taking
the form Of a night at Monte Carlo
was held last night at the home Of
Mrs. Taylor l.. Thompson at Gordon
Heights. At tKe door each guest was
presented with mask and $50 in
stage money. Betting was fast and
furious at the roulette wheel, pool
tables ami 500 tables. Refreshments
were served in the large enclosed porch
fitted up as a cafe.
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Read the classified advs., too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
nh ". }. lr.n.h b N.r nn,rn.

i'i William = French. d.feetM ~
tNiiA Nt'ihff Nnit. 's ndl1F com.
fNNiiNN M iht American chile Bv.
fHf hHs'H iaiinh ih Sew Haven. Conn.
hiss Mnff lockwood supervisor
NNfsfH "a alsH present ai ihe CON.
lflrNfN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
~ srwom,,s

fN lHtlHe remembrance - sarah A.
AtAsNs she AerAfted lhis we November
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fwn tteft aNA tuHat
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hnu#h nHf hearts Nf&N hffaA wifh snffnW
NJ HHf fsfHt f4f ~ nHr Ahues
tafif WiAsssi NY fhildfrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
|. O. o. =. Surprise Social.

A surprise social will be given Mon
day night Al the J. o. O. f. Building,
Tenth and hing streets, by the Doris
X. ID. of l. O. o. r., No. 9. As re-
hcarsal of the degree team will also take
place, All members are requested 70 be
present. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
tasd OF Thanks

W. Nian % ihaNt nul many friends
NN tafN tailN thr numbers AND
NifnHf az iifsi and central rffshyter.
iaN Church fW ihtlf kindness dufl
ihf fNNNlsf anu death ~ Cora -
Niif'nN,f Ms sarah o. springer and
fHnNlk Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Refnse noxes Reannear.

The street corner receptacles for
paper and other refuse materials are
again in evidence, the work of replac-
ing them having begun yesterday
afternoon by the Street and Sewer
Department. They are painted gray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Returns Heavy Fines Collection.

Constable l.. G. Jones, connected
with the Office OF Magistrate Harry
B. Stradley. yesterday submitted
$3.50 for fines collected during the
month Of October.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

Frederic = Haskin director.
The Wilmington Ever, Kscnlng
Information Bureau
. " ashinxtun. ~ r
TnrlnAs herewith two cents In
stamps fof return postage Un FIRE.
copy ~ the Orange and Lemon
hnohlsg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
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