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The Dolores star., 1922-10-27
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunda

Sunday.
AN END To WORRY BE care
ful for nothing; but in everything
by prayer and supplication with
thanksgiving let your requests be
made known unto God And the
peace of God, which passeth all un-
derstandlng. shall keep your hearts
and minds through Christ Jesus
Philippians 1 6, Z.
Monday.
REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS:
Mark the perfect man, and be
hold the upright: for the end of
that man is peace.-Psalm 81: 81.
Tuesday.
RIGHT REASONING Let us
though your sins be as scarlet. they
shall be as white as snow.-Isaiah
l: IS.
Wednesday.
MANS APPEAL 20 Lord, re-
vive thy work in the midst of the
years.-Habakkuk 3: ..
Thursday.
THE ONLY HELP For | the
Lord thy God will hold thy right
hand, saying unto thee, Fear not /
will help thee.-Isalah fl: l3.
Friday.
DELIVERANCE AT HAND
VIII be with him in trouble; l will
deliver him.-Psalm 81: 10.
Saturday.
TRIED AND PROVED AS for
God, his way is perfect; the word
Of the Lord is tried, he is buckler
to all that trust in him. Sam
uel 81: 81.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27
NOTICE

Having received the Democratic nom
ination for County Sheriff, your support
will be appreciated.
If am elected | will give.the duties
of this office my personal attention and
will see to the strict enforcement of all
the laws as provided by statute without
favor or predjudice to any class.
FRANK PHILLEY.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27
e. B. CLARK
For County Clerk and Recorder

i hereby announce that | am the
candidate of the Democratic Party
for the office of County Clerk and Re.
corder subject to the decision Of the
voters at the election November Z, 1922
Ten years of experience as clerk and
recorder in an adjoining county. |
respectfully ask your consideration.
Z. B. CLARK.
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County Treasurer

Having received the nomination for
the Office of County Treasurer on the
Democratic ticket hereby respectfully
solicit your support at the general
election November 2. If elected I
shall conduct the business of this office
70 the best 'of my ability and give to
all asquare, unbiased deal.
BYRON d. Brown
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

M. & K. custom-made corsets. Only
corset on the market with rivited
steels. One year guarantee with each
garment. Ladies rubber goods.
MRS. F. E. PERRY, Corsetiere'
Next to Post Offide.
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S. M. BURKE
For Clerk and Recorder

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of County Clerk and Recorder
montezuma County, Colorado, subject
to the decision of the voters at the
general election, November 7.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27
BAPTIST

Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching at Hoo a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30 alternating between Baptist
and Methodist churches.
Union services at 7:30 p. m.
C. l.. FLANDERS, Pastor
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

For Sale-Small heating stove, with
pipe and stove board, for six dollars.
INQUIRE of C. w. Smith.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

The Famous Nogar suits, snag proof
rain proof, separate trousers mace
with leggins. Samples and prices
Perry's Cleaning and Pressing shop.
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CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC

Services the first and third Sundays
of each month. Services begin at
1920 a. m.
The public always welcome at all
services.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

16O-acre REIMBURSEMENT, near Dove
Creek, 25 acres plowed, house, corral,
wood, water. l mile wire. posts, lSo
acres good plow land. See J. NJ
Brumley, Cortez. 22f
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For Sale-Three shares of Dolores
Industrial Stores Company stock. In
quire of Charles Rocker. 29p3O
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$1,000 Reward.

Lost-On wagon road between Priest
gulch and Stoner, Friday. September
15. a Kodak. $1,000 reward if left at
The Star office.
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Lost-On the streets of Dolores, q
dresser scarf. nearly finished. Finder
Please leave at The Star office.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Send US your Kodak films for expert
finishing. Pen Dixie Studio, Durango,
Colo. 29-3Z
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Our Kodak Finishing department
is now open, Send US your films for
expert finishing. Pen Dixie Studio,
Durango, Colo. 1892
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

For Sale-120 acres good land near
town, three shares Industrial stores
stock, and town lots in Dolores. Inquire
of Herbert Durchholz, Dolores, or S.
Durchholz, Dove Creek, Colo. 27tf
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Halloween decorations of all kinds
at The Star office.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

For Sale-Apples at Morrison's s ranch
on Summit ridge. 27-3O
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Apples for sale or will trade for corn.
Inquire of Mrs. Anna Erickson, ~
miles south of Dolores. 3Op3l
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

Announcements will be run under
this head until the November election
for $500
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

For Sale 200 tons hay, pasture,
plenty water and shelter. 2la miles
S. w. Lewis. l. P. Palmer, Lewis.
29-31
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

For transfer work see John R.
Becher, or phone 32-A. 44tf
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Coming.

Red Riding Hood and Mother Goose
with other attractions. All Star cast.
Watch for date and place.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Wanted-Plain sewing. Inquire Oh
Mrs. B. C. Walters. 2Stf.
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The DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postofiice in Dolores, Colorado
for transmission through the mails, at second
class mail matter,
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For Sale-A team and house wagon,
reasonable. See James Hammond, or
write Mrs. Gertie Bleving, Dolores,
Colo.
The Dolores star., 1922-10-27

Wanted = Veal, Eggs. hides and
pelts. G. D. TAYLOR.
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Ten-Days Special Dye Work.

Suits cleaned, dyed and pressed $.5O
Felt hats cleaned, blocked and
new bands .............. LOO
Coats, etc. Dyed.
Perry's Cleaning and Pressing Shop.
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To the Voters in MOuntezuma
County:

desire in this manner to announce
myself as candidate for the office of
County Treasurer on the Republican
ticket, subject to your action at the
general election November 7th, 1922.
LEE E. TRIPP,
Cortez, Colo.
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For Sale - Extracted honey, any
amount. G. D. TAYLOR.
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Vote for Frank Philley for sheriff.
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Rally Day PROGRAM

to be given at the Baptist Church Sun
day morning, October 29:
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Friday, October 27, 1922

ADVERTISING RATES
IS cents, per single column inch, Per month
Insertions OF one week, only, % cent? per inch
Locals 10 cents per line each issuc.
Display ads. changed every two weeks without
extra charge; weekly changes cent? per inch
additional.
Copy for change Of ads should be supplied
not later than TUESDAY noon to insure
appearance.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Card Of thanks % cents resolutions Of condo
ience 10 cents per line. six words to the line.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
DS1 SCsS y S7sN G9GS1
BARABO0 GIRL, %: %.
: : STATES STA BEST. +. .
: FORDS0N,. PILOT
---J III --sf5u DAI OF. =" .Et"UttJ q
Miss Veronica Tery,qD Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Terry, viii
Be Queen, Ford Day, State Fair
l.AR Ia Dns .b.aods -

"A Baraboo girl, won. hrst4 place in
the Milwaukee journal tractor tfrfving
contest .of WISCONSIN over 600 fem
mine contestants, Suhrpalghduts Ahe
state to- determine the best girr
driver of tractor The winner is
Miss Veronica Terry, daughter OF
Mr. and. Mrs. r. a. Terry. who re.
side aoH the KiFb6drn road! town Of
Baraboo. G.auo3atW je9W S1t ba9t32
. Miss Terry will lead afprocesslori Of
40 tractors at ethe Stata Fair III Mil!
Waukee Q ond Ford Day. August 29th.
The -paTadei is at ten1o'eloek and Miss
Terry wiilndrive aiei Eoldsand7 white
Fordson tractor sat the headTB Of the
processiom of some forty other Ford
sons. The machines wilk all have rubl
Der tired wheels. At two 6'elockG the
lBaraboo girl GwilIIbeb conducted to the
grand stand inEan9 aeroplane to- be
crowned queen of the day. .slA ,9An
Henry Ford will have about $4,000
600 worth Of Ford products on exhibit
at the fafD Aalarge delegations isyiex-
pecte6 to Ibegthere and Mr. Ford him
self plans on attending itis. said. .d3-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
Fire. ..,.S.c Scare .@..a 5a.i,'
DeUiLsoLake

One of the .oottag5s Qat0thef Kirk
land side of Devils Lake caught fire
in sohfe1 unknown niahRer Saturday
but was extinguished before much
resulted. The blaze occurred
during fhe noon hour and there was
an exodus or guests from the dining
hal yhenreloaasi of rsmeke were seen
issuing from the building nearby.
The porch of the cottagenwas slfgRtiy
damaged, 1t being necessary 10 rip
np some of the boards in order to be
sure that the Ere was completely put
cut. Ii is thought that a lighted
match or cigarette acSrefessiyi thrown
in the a dFy leaves, near the cittage
started the fire. There was more
amokeV than afrsmesH and 1.-The excite
menu furnished an extra diversion
for the guests.
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eh3 bns ,yBb bToT esq znb=srT
FATHER, Err, WRITES :.
ABOUT BOY. NOW
Il, lN,iClO()U.INl'Tl'Yl.. | 0 u + y JAIL;
. #s9qe q b2tHetGi bEd ed d8gOdT
Youths In Coop Charged With
Stealing Auto and Accessories
8 and CASTING Fraud Checks boz
8 eEEEWIiM O! n woo

- Two young men who gave their
names as Earl Lawrence and Halle
.Gampton haYe been In, the county
jail being unable to furnish bond. No
specific charge has yet been made
against them. Recently District At
tOrney H., ]. -BOhn received a letter
from Henry Bond If La Fargo asking
labodt his +b6y', believed to be Earl
Lawrence. 1t is7scharged that Law
rence and Campton in company with
another youth stole a car in La
Fargo and came down through this
section Of the state and into Illinois
and then came back over this section.
When they reached Merrimack on
the return Journey they had trouble
with their car and. it is said took
sOme automobile parts from a, farmer
while he was asleep but this did not
end their troubles and the service Of
&c mechanic wereh required. In order
Ito pay him and buy tires it is claim
ed worthless checks were issued but
before they could get ont of the viii
rage the farmer discovered the loss
OF his auto supplies and settlement
was made with him by another check.
After the last difficulty they resum-
ed their journey for La Fargo but at
Devils Lake they had trouble again.
They then abandoned the car across
the.aroad from gthe&, L. A. tMeGilvra
place near Devils Lake State Park
and took the strain for La Fargo. .
The car stood in front of the MO
Gnvra farm for some time and was
then escorted to the-office of the dis
trict attorney and he and Sheriff
Neitzel investigated. the matter, The
ear was brought TO Baraboo and was
here some time before it was claim:
el. Through the returned checks the
names of, the parties were found out
and Lawrence and Campton,, were
brought from La Fargo and Wone
VI to the Jail here where they have
been for the past two months await
ing trial unable to obtain anyone tc
go bond, for them. The youth who
acccoIaIpsspfed fhems was, hailed into
court ip IA Fargo and sept to Green e1,tS
District iS Isx2ttorngy Bonn had previous
ly stated be would recommend the
boys for parole If the costs. to. The
county Tor the case We're paid. In
reply, TO : the. letter written BY The
father answer was made that the fatl
er would. have 10 'get busy and
pay the. costs of the case for II the
matter is. allowed 70 go on until az
ter September II when circuit cour'
commences session the matter vii
. then be settled by Court and punish
I, ment, probably administered:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
REAL, ESTATE w, y.. !
: =. MEN:2=s::.MEE'TT555 f. f. :. :.
. ), TO ORGANIZE IN Il

F. G. fIaigR of q Green en- Bay. exeou. exec
tive secretary of the. Wisconsin as.
sociation Of Real Estate Brokers ID IS
dressed a meeting of. Sank Cos ty
Real Estate men Thursday evening
August Gath, at sDevi Bara hotel,
near the north end of ! Devils. lake,
This meeting was called to 'formlu,-
late plans for the. organization of a
SauR County Real Estate Board. May.
or Adolph andre was selected tenn
porary chairman OF the meeting and
appointed j. r Bates, C. w. Hood.
c. E! Kramer and r. F. ? Fuller of
'Baraboo and Ernest Kirkpatrick of
Reedsburg as a committee to ) draft
constitution and by laws for: an
prOval at a final Organization meeting
to be held at the office Of j, H.
.claridge, Reedsburg Sept. I1th, -
& Mr.. Haigh in speaking emphasized
the obligation that a ZEAL estate man
owes his community in the -perfor-
nance of an honest and true service.
Every real estate man, said Mr..
Haigh, ought to take a vital interest
in working for his community in its
'rpbuiIding and advancement. There
is no better qualified group of bus
mess men than real. estate men to
work in a constructive way for. the
development Of their community and
it is with this fundamental idea that
the local board should be, ! organized,
Those present at the meeting were
iAdOlph andre, r. F.. Fuller, c. L,
Kranier. r. G. Kihzler, c. w. Hood,
Richard Wfifey, and J. r. 4 Bates OF
Barabo6, Ernest Kirkpatrick, and J.
III. Claridge of Reedsburg. and T.. G
- .ssH " - HtiH ntH3f 'u97EFT' uY97EFT' IS xirAI s
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19.luU-4 u --tk
STATE IA TlEI;.:.H HUMANE Ii Z.
MFlCER SPEAKS
Gives sAaGress aat sUniour Meeting
Held 0cahlsanesfrII 0ala sfI Park ksfa on rs Sun, m
day Evening bias al ii sHgI aegi
nsv.Tb 10 ID "a - - - q


Ad e. FREDERICK. Sparta, State Ha.
maneI Off icenspoke Sunday etenfng al
thslast dof the Tdhion meetings to be
held in 0chsner1tpark jtfliss season
Ldcai pastors assisted with the ssr.
vices5ves 5YEd 81 yIssee3sn s8H
RevIeFredeffeko fold how man many 9 Der! Der,
sons,Ewi1o sere sapposed to Eab5eF h,f,.:
mane nneglected their stock or trsesa(.
eds ttowithRabase. He Was Sorry to
say that many connected with church
es were often Indifferent to the SUI.
fering efhthe" dumb fifs roundabout. /
He told of cases where ears had
BEEN overloaded with live stock, es:
pecially calves. RecSfsiyi nat Sparta
shippers were given lfih nf0f / this
abassooaFotq tqongb ago at edKendali 4
man Vbermittedd hisd stock to- freeze
and starve. At the approach OF an
officer nhe fled Land has not sinch BEEN
seen. .Thebspealsef saldf he was paZ
tiehtis waiting FOR him to return that.
he Hnishts give lRAA qiisp justo deserts.
8 The humane officer said that much
was being hdone for1fRe protectibns of
children for givingothsm better ic6ndi.
tons. where their .EeldeTs areo negii-'
gents eFs fhdffRSFhtd "Thsin1bfind are
being CtakeR to hospitals and nother
aids beings extandeab lGtiqsod oysK 4
q hFOteaefn fnthahK wasb bgStehded the
park board for che Use gdfaha9ef ground
duringq che summer and 10 9TH e6Isfand
Wooden. company for providing lights
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new: PASTOR. !. q 4. ! /.
:. .4seIsH
!, ::;::"A ARRIVED" IN :: :.
!. !. BARAB0O. WED. !.
oss8 tliH Leti .3Htf9oJIsI ~ sHiIii
.1igl a58l2 5ai ba9,

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hHs aoygnid6d 2 .21M bEs ~
+. RsEo Gerharda PIepsr, wa1oi will be
he fiItnney pastor of the St Johns
lutheran church, ofIthisu city arrived
with his family and MRS. ,, ,Pieper'si
mother, Mrs. Henry Wernecked Mani
Lpwoc yesterday afternoon. bli 4 They
moved xthein honshold g0odsij from
Cambria by means OF truck to the
Lutheran parsonage at SSs, Fourth
street FhegFea gg they viii make their
) J" ~ ~ SnlN3lH ed is ysbnu2 b9tieiy 9
: Spnaayi r. -nstallments services : will.
be held at the Lutheran church. Mr.,
Pieper,s fPthers Professor zAugpst7
Piepsr. AZ the Lutheran, seminary at
Wauwatosa; will preach the sermon
and ReF. Stern Of Colnmbps 5 will
sondqctI the installment serEicesl
Rev y-RSjIspf9ry has been pastor st the
FFutheFn church at lCambEia for ihe
fast seven years. and rfor,-thes past
ten IaysT fhe 4PisRsr family have been
spending 2 vacation at thes hsmeA iyof
Mrs. Pieper's parents In Manitogocs
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TRIMS. S !: :
!: HIELLSR0R0:nIN I !.
. !. BALI: All I CONTEST. C,lO1llN r
.sTed a9LLE-A


, , BaFaboqss baseball, aggregation
tpok the, IHnlsboro Cubs By surprise
Sunday afterpoop at the North Shore
Of Devils Lake when the LOCAL players
gallQPedb over home plate VIA FIRST
second and third base with nine seor-
es the first inning at bat The, final
score hoYeyer. did not look so bad
as i, might seem as the locals only,
brought in six more the rest of the, !.
game, r, The final tally was Is to -
with, Bsraboo the winner. Three pit !,
ichers tried their luck at, holding the /.
heavy .swatters. Of the Bara5oo, bunch
but only the. lost JtwirleF had any sue; /.
cess two and three, base hits by
BaraboO players were nothing out of !.
'ne5 o655 INA nag Il sEsaiao7D a.ua zsiM
- Taylor, catch; Elliott pitch !, 'Haughf
firsg base. Fellows. = second base,
Cooper, short stop; Du1 Charme rthir
base RyaH right field, Stewart q
ef ned and and DgqB9is left field.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
SELECT I:!.!i J '..J!!D JURORS, ,.,
SEPTEMBER TERM
:, {! CIRCUIT. COURT
- AIGI 1-IlEq ID % -U8-I -lNa-HI
Eleven Women Included This Year
"a In LnIss List n Which Is Drawn az n In the.
= Office Of Clerk of Court u .yrar
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El4 ~ 1-@B Ag4aA "a ss4+ ~ A. g
The Th@esng fury commits coTmm6isssKope54s Krs5 Of ga Sank
county met at the, Office Of Clerk of
Circuit Court, Frank 3. Moss. Wed
GSssday afternoon and ref1lled the
jury box, with ESQ names out Of which
the Jurors for the, next, two years
will be drawn, From the newly Sc
lected names thirty7six- were drawn
for the September, term Of court by
Mr.. Moss in the presence OF. the. Jury
commissioners, Samuel Darlington,
Prairie du Sac. r. B. Griggs, Baraboo,
and John Riggert, Loganville compose
the jury commission for this county.
: An interesting feature OF the new
jury box is that womepoaFe teybeoin-
cluded on juries in future cases. The
list of jurprs for the, September term
/ contains eleven women one OF whom,
Mrs. Roland Harvey. Baraboo. The
I list OF jurors is as follows : t''Dl
rO Andrew -FIosig,5 Troy y" o''' = -
! y Mrs. Bertha Brennizer, Lime Ridge,
-, Mrs. Barbara Attridgei, Fairfield
80 H. K. Hill, Sumpter 71''' Ii 1'f
x James Ferguson, Bear Creek 'I''
Mrs. Orrie Kirkpatrick, Reedsburg
, Everett Jackson, La Vale ~-A 4-''
/. H. C. Black, Baraboo l-'iJ' 81 4 =
+ John Richards, Bear Creek. "a
Henry -Roehrs,, Woodland II u ~
j. r. McGiniey,D Spring Green %
r WIFI Hamburg, woodland si' - -
80 Daniel Naciffefner, Fran{lir a2 zba
(. !, Artfnr ffdfbe4, If2eedsbu4g -z1A q
James. Fitzsimmonsj, Mer4imack ~
! Johni Voeck, SkorthD Freedom n
7 Mrs: Arthur RfstauE Ex6elsf0rnd
-, II. no STANLEY. BarabeoI jaDsoA
: Mrs. Agnes Gordan, Spring Green
G: Ell Meyer, Washington sG" y
Il Sherin' GatdTar, Ia avaffF .ysd 4
i i, Henry Mettei3, H6neycreek7 i.o" p
: Mrs. Ernest .Retzlaff; Beifona ~ -
Rena iWeitzA lFe 1ti:t. 81 tsi,-'
:, Theodore Br.A
: Foster Harri@
Z David Andfev
\, Mrs. d. o. 8
,.,I Alvin Clari'
: Arthur W
e,r Sherma
Mrs. d.
: Mrs.
~ Lizzie
,.y w Z
r CaA
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.W0)NIEsWyOC. . NAN STRr
" smod ON HEAD BY

4 In the affst fnni6g Of:
game ola Farge. Eafi
wpnewoe who Was pfayiriF
With the Cazenovia team, '
ON the heads5yp z pitched bs
dersG 'atft6Rsclbas soR sorF
ireeoyeradstnoagh togo b.
game fer ntheaasf thseei
gas sheTeTeH acDmpAlIed {
ppons his setuan rhone.zn
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
Veterans Swarm the Downtown
Districts Of Madison Saturday
OMght 800 lIg 81 80 5se-erri :.
bsug rt ~ s5Ia3 bsi.aJ eE; -"
music BY SEVERAL BANDS S. q q, =
THRILL SOLDIER VISITORS
Workers, DetaiIesdr to BiAetiilpgs.' :
Registration, Entertainment,
Stay On Job Late

sEkf AAlAS sFAEl
Throngs of send Division Veterans
and their Madison hosts swarmed
;hs downtown districts of the capital
city. Saturday night to help make tina
Fednion OF Les Terribles" a grand
success, 'rhyilled BY 4ahsIs from, ave q
military bands, atheo crowd weEmsd
their way through adodbis land triple
lines or tramcd to points Of, v;sAhtiaggses van tigss
in the capitol park. They came early
andoWithoa spirit Typical lsf an oFerl
seas .Iddve area, rehained unfit an
early hour samPiay B mqrnfpg.do IS.
ArrUlling. barras g. Of music fell
upon the visitors at s p. M SATURDAY
ONT Frf.Nt ID ta.t - liz tfif
and continued in varied degrees OF
intensity until 10 p. mg The musical
artillery shifted positions at frequent
intervals to include incoming trains
and tl1eater crowds. The organizas
tions we're l27th iafantry band, osh.
kosh1 l2Sh infantryi band, Wapsau
1O5bh cavalry band. Eau Claire; ;o120th
F Al, Appleton and the Service
Company band of the First Wissop,
sin infantry, MadiSon. e.s}93Cs tas
a.} Workers Stay late = -.
Madlsonians detailed to the work
OF Pilleting, registration ticket sales,
entertainment. distribution of badges
and scores of other duties stuck TO
their posts until well after midnight,
The local committee + members bad
started their tasks early, Saturday
morning, but when evening" trains
brought in hundreds Of delegates. the
volunteers refused to leave.
Girls at the information ! desks
worked. fraptically- to, keep, mp with
the rapid fire shifts in train sched-
ules, band programs and the count
less questions shot by hundreds OF en-.
tertainment bent warriors. '-ot 100.
A bomb shell was exploded In the
capitol when the advance guard OF
the Detroit delegation blew in at 9; 80
p. m. They arrived with a rush and
drew the center OF the stage with a
series of y6lls -proelaiming Detroit
was tho "livest of the live" Though
their attack was successful for a few
moments, the Milwaukee outfit sound
ed assembly and proceeded to over
power the Det Oil aggregation with
a howliI,s attack from all angles.
Cheers Fill Capitol
Not to be OutdOne by the Detroit
crew. units from all sections of Mich.
igau and Wisconsin set ,heir yell
bombs for instantaneous work and in
less than 10 minutes the rotunda was
divided intu scttfcDs Of madly cheer
ing de acEnients who refused 90 be
quiet even when p'CySned with billets
and all the other equipment and nee
essities destined to make the meet
q knockout
Reinforced with sections hof int
main body arriving on later trains
the Detroit and milwaukee, forces as
sembled in small groups and proceed
ed to mop up"e the CITY. They visited
the cafes. theaters and other pubifC
places, creating an endless uproar
The third, annual reunion of ths
S2nd will continue ip Madison this
year, until August y29, .--..,., ,f,,s.s -
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

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.DEEL9NAEss..:s5:MsAlN::s & NJ IN IS
MINUS. ;::.$250PLlb
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Anton A1ntocaiqRRyaza qRRyazaekg, kgee beii61a, Hifs} IL minus
$3.50 and costs IS the result OF 4 visit
to Judge. j.. r. uHnfis ebuft Yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF possessing
moohshine@., he was caught Yesterday
morning and brought before = H. II,
Winchester at Reedsburgi, court com9
missioner. and bound o.er to Circuit
court but at bis request tie defendant
WAS tried before Jpdge Afifll % in ths
county coHft where hs .pfeaded guift5.
Here heN&as given the ch6ics Of $3.50
and costs or sixty days in jafi' but TOOK
the ae5 former aIlttferhhative ana paid ths
fine this norninge. PCS 1ao edi Tnb11 ;
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
WILLIAM G., 1HlES,.s35 ;:..:. ;..s. S..
DIES JNsenEW ME NO0'
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Word was received I'm 4ReedsbitFg
by Relatives ammo ,neiHg gRe adh4th Of
William c. Thies, brother OF AUGUST
and Henry Thies,o living wesy of
Reedshurg, which occurred at Day
son. New MexleQ'4 no . d,s n g.