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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
POZADUJf VELKE
NAHRADY.

Painesville, O., 6. dubna. -
Dve zaloby, V nichz zadano
jest odskodne V sumo $4,000,
byly zde podany proti draze
New York Central We spojeni 5
neSt6stim, pri nemz sestnact o.
sob bylo zabito zde 3. brezna,
kdy vlak zmlnene zeleznice
vrazil do dostavniku. Jednim
re zalobcd jest G. F. Settlers.
bratr w. j. Setterse 2 Chardon
O., ienz byl zabit ma miste. V
druh6 zalobe Sylvester O'Leary
zada 100000 nahrady "a smrt
sveho bratra Raymonda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
CESKOSLOVENSKAP PUJCKA
UPSANA.

New York, 6. dubna. - u
dalosti We financnich kruzlch
dnes bylo temer okamzite u
psani londynskeho newyor-
skeho podilu z S28,000,000 ce-
skoslovenske vladni pujcky. V
prospektu Sc uvadi, re penez
t6chto bude pouzito ma vefei-
na zvelebeni. Die pritomneho
kursu S28,0OO,O0O rovna Sc te-
mer 1,5O0,OOO,OOO korun ce-
skoslovenskych a rozpocet Ce-
skoslovenska 19,5O0,000,000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
ZAVRELl GEN." SEMJENOVA.
JEST OBVINEN z KRADEzE ZBOZf
JEDNE. NEW-YORSKE FIRMY.
ATAMAN KOZAKU HAJf Sc TIM, ZE TEHDY v
SIBIRI VSIC1NI KRADLI

General vsak il upokojil a Ia
dal, ably Sc odebrali do hotelu
ma nekolik hodin pred nastou-
penim cesty do vezeni.
"Nepamatuji Sc vGbec ma
to-" pravil general V rozmluve
o zalobe vznesene proti nemu.
"Vsechno bylo V chaosu V ST.
biri tehdy. Kazdy bral, o Gem
myslel, re mohl by potfebovati
nebo prodati. Bolsevici kradli
mne. ia kradl bolsevikGm.
Vsichni jsme kradli, kdekoli
nasli jsme neco k ukradeni. -
Byla to valka. Jak Sc mann pa
matovati, zdali jsme wall ty-
to veci?"
Pozdeji v rozmluve sc zpra-
vodaii pravil Semjenov:
"Gen. Graves, americky vo-
jak p. Smith z zeleznicnlho
vyboru prohlasili pry We svych
priseznych vypovedich, re
jsem bandita, hrdloTez a re
jsem nebyl uznan zadnou moe
nosti. Nedavali mne Japan a
Velka Britanie a Francie peni-
re = mnoho penez - nevy-
,drzovali mne po tri mesice V
r. 1917 a po cely rok 1918?
'sZajiste ze ano.
"Gen. Graves pravi, re jsem
zabil diva americke vojaky ma
strait, hlidajici Sibif.skou dra-
hu. Lituji, re moji lide to u
chill nasledkem strasneho pre-
chmatu. Ia tuto tragedii vsak
moji lide odpykali. Postavil
jsem pred vojensky soud a dial
zastreliti podplukovnika Popo-
va, ponevadz on byl velitelem
oddilu, jenz vystrelil ma zelez-
nicni karu, V niz byli vasi W.
tecni vojaci. Rovnez postavil
jsem pred vojensky soud a Wy
kopl re sve armady gen. Dogo-
moneze, ponevadz byl castecne
zodpov6den.
'Nepamatuji Sc ma pleneni,
z nehoz jsem obvinen nyni.
Stava moznost, re moji lide
wall toto zbozi. Jak to mohu
rici? Mnozstvi takovych zalob
bylo podano. Vsechno jest
chaos"
Dale pravil Semjenov, re
prijel do Ameriky z pohnutek
lidskosti, aby zachranil pred
hladem a bidou zeny a deti V
Sibiri, jez hrozne trpi pod boil
sevickou zlovladou.
Semjenov jest prozatimne
ma svobode, nebot' jeho pfate-
linn Sc podarilo ziskati zaruku
v castce $4,000 soudem urte-
nOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
BULHARI REPTAJf.


Sofie, Bulharsko, 5. dubna.
. Nota Reparacni komise, OBJ
sahujici podminky, ia kterych
Bulharsku bude dovoleno pro-
dlouzeni lhuty ku splaceni va
lecne nahrady, vyvola'a pro
testy V bulharskem tisku, jenz
obvinuje kcmisi, re chce zemi
zbaviti neodvislosti a promeni-
Ii il V pouhou kolonii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07
CESKOSLOVENSKA DELE
GAGE JEDE DO
JANOVA.
(Kabelogram Csl. tisk. kanc.)

(Kabelogram Csl. tisk. kanc.)
Praha, 5. dubna, 1922. =
Ministersky predseda dr.. E. Be-
mes odjel dnes rano do Janova.
Delegace odjizdi We ctvrtek ra-
no; jejimi cleny jsou: D.. S.
Osusky, DR.. V. Girsa, KrGmaf,
poslanee Igor Hrusovsky, L le-
mex Fierlinger, Jan Hajel,
Dvoracek, gen. konsul Jan Sc
ba, Ibl (Berlin). Dusek pa
riz), inz. Volt. Krbec, sekc. sef
financi Jindrich Gros, Fail,
Lankas, kacenka konecny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07

New York, 6. dubna. Gen.
Gregorij Semjenov, protibolse-
vicky vojensky vddce v Sibifi,
byl zatcen Serifem Naglem ma
nadrazi Pennsylvanske drahy,
kdyz prijel sem z Washingtonu
dnes vecer. We spolecnosti Sc
sti prirucich byl wat do hote-
lu Waldorf-Astoria, kde drzen
po nekolik hodin jako vezen,
az jeho pratelum podarilo Sc
sehnati zaruku $4,000.
Zatceni provedeno bylo v ci-
vilnim procesu, V nemz Sc jed
ma skoro pul millionu dolla-
ri a rozkaz byl vydan prisedi-
elm vrchniho soudu Delahan-
tym.
Gen. Semjenov jest obvinen
2 kradeze vlnenych latek a ko-
zesin V Gene asi $475, 900, ma
jetku to nyni zbankrotovane
firmy, Yourevata Home & Fo-
reign Trading Company, Inc.
Kradez spachana byla v meste
Cita neb V jeho sousedstvi, Y
Zabajkalsku r. 1919.
Zadost 0 zatykac byla poda-
ma receiverem spolecnosti YOU
revata byla dolozena prisez-
..h... ypoSed'mi gen. W iii. s.
Gravese, vrchniho velitele "a
mericke vojenske vypravy V
Sibiri a Charles H. Smitha, "a
merickeho zastupce ma mezi-
spojenecke zeleznicni komisi.
General, kdyz byl zatcen,
provazen byl svoji manzelkou,
krasnou zenou, nadherne ode
nou a nahrdelnikem ma Sill, o
n6mz pravila, re ma cenu $50
900. Dalsimi cleny druziny BY
Ii sekretar a tlumocnlk.
Protibolsevickemu vGdci by
10 pry receno, ze dostane Sc
mu srdecneho prijeti v New
Yorku a re uchystan jest pro
neho byt dustojny "postrachu
rudych batailonl". Serif, je-
no priruci, hejno zpravodaju a
cernossky sluha Pullmanova
vozu tvofili uvitaci vybor.
Kdyz zatykac dorucen by
gen. Semjenovovi jednim z pr
rucich, kozacky ataman Sc u.
klonil a pi. Semjenovova Sc pri.
vetive usmala. General patrnf
Sc chytal proslovit podekovac4
rec, kdyz tlumocnik Alvazoy
podlval sc ma listinu.
Po pfesvedceni generala, ze
jest to zatykac, pf. Semjenovo
va vypukla v plac, snala svd.
nahrdelnik Sc Size a nabidls
jej jako zaruku, nechajf-li je
jiho manzela odejiti v pokoji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-07

ma rok 1922 jest temer uplne
kryt ocekavanymi duchody,
tax ze penez pIjckou ziska-
nych nebude vdbec pouzito ma
hrazeni beznych vyloh.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
Homer X. GaIpin Sold
Phelps Holding, Report
SAID TO HAVE PURCHASED BIG
TRACT OF TIMBER NEAR
THE STATE LINE

1t is reported that Homer K. Gal
pin has disposed of his real estate
holdings in the Town of Phelps, in
Guiding his fine summer home and a
farm of several hundred acres, equip
ped with many valuable building i'm
provements in the way of buildings
If true it will be heavy loss to the
town as he has for twenty years or
more been an active distributor of a
great deal of money in the develop
ment of his properties. Mr. Galpin
recently joined a party of Chicago
men in the purchase of a large tract
of land heavily timbered with front
age on number Of lakes lying in
Wisconsin and Michigan west of State
Line. 1t is said that it is their inten-
ton to establish private homes there
and by securing the entire tract will
be able to keep it for such purposes
exclusively.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
PHELPS NEWS
Old Resident Passes Away


On Thursday, Sept. 18th, Mrs. j. L.
Metz passed away at the Wausau
hospital after an illness of several
days. Up to a few days before her
death she had apparently been in good
health and her death came very unex-
pectedly.
Mrs. Metz was born in New York
state in 1861 and came to Phelps in
1906, where the family have since
made their home. She is survived by
her husband and seven children, as
follows: Mrs. John Kinks, Mrs. John
Decker, Mrs. S. G. CaudilI and Kath
crime Metz, all of Phelps, Mrs. Hcaly
Cotton of Iron Mountain, Mich. and
Mrs. Lillian Gazette of Ladysmith,
Wis. and son Lee Metz.
Mrs. Metz was one of our most re
spected citizens and leaves many
friends to mourn her loss. The fam
lily have the deep sympathy of their
many friends in their bereavement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
MORE WRESTLING BOUTS

One of the features at the fair last
week was the wrestling matches each
night John Big John, the Indian
wrestler from Lac du Flambeau won
over Kramer, the Crandon champion
the first night getting two falls out
of three. The second night, Kramer
not being present at the specified
time, his place was taken by Alex
Kazan who is employed on the new
high school being built at Phelps
He threw Big John two out of three
times The Crandon man then ap-
peared and challenged the Phelps find
and was promptly thrown in 2-3 time.
1t developed that Kazan is an old
hand at the game and is the exlight
weight champion Of the world and pre-
sent welter weight champion of the
northwest. Arrangements are being
made for another match in Eagle
River in the near future and perhaps
at Rhinelander and other points in
this section If they go through there
is no doubt but the matches will be
witnessed by large crowds of wrest
ling fans.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
KNOW YOUR TEACHERS

County Supt of Schools A. ]. Aus
tin this week has furnished us with a
list of all the schools and their teach
ers in Villas county which will be
found printed ON an inside page of
this issue. The list is complete and
is compiled by him for the state de-
partment of public instruction. Aside
from the fact of it's being valuable in
formation that can be referred to
many times during the school year,
for various purposes, it is interesting
as being the means Of checking up the
remarkable growth of Villas county
schools in the last few years. Just
a few years ago we published SINH
lar list and to the best of our recol-
lection it comprised something like
thirty teachers. The present list mum
bers sixty. With the steady develop
ment Of the rural communities of the
county the school population has in
creased proportionately with the re-
suit that great many districts are
now crowded necessitating more new
buildings before a great while. Turn
to the list on the inside page and get
a line on the school work of your
county
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
sHEAF GRAINS and GRASSES

Sheafed Wheat-1st, D. Frizzel $500; End,
James Faulk, $500; 3rd, c. H. Johnson, 81 90.
Sheafed Oats-1st, Herman Rade, $500; End,
Axel Lindberg, $500; 3rd, C. H. Johnson, S1,O0.
Sheafed Barley-1st, James Faulk, $500; End,
John Drager, $500; 3rd, August Henrickson,
S1.O0. oaoo
Sheafed Rye-1st, J. w. Johnson, $500.
Sheafed Buckwheat-1st James Faux, $500;
2nd. Mrs J. w. Benson, $500; Bird, Joe Weber,
S1.00. or 90
Medium Red Clover-1st, Ed Martinson, 500;
2nd Joe Weber, $500; 3rd j. w. Johnson, $500;
1th Robert Anderson, $500; 9Th, Severine Oster-
hero So 90; 9Th Axel Lindberg, $500; 7th, John
Drager, S100.
AIsike Clover-1st, Ed Martinson, $500; End,
AxeI Lindberg, $500; 3rd, c. H. Johnson, $500;
18th, J. w. Johnson, $500; 9Th, John Drager, 700
9Th, Joe Weber, So 90; 7th Isaac Anderson, SlOO.
Corn on Stalk-1st, Einar Jahnsen, 500; End,
lanes Bottle $500; Ord, Kukanich Bros, $500;
18th. Mrs. Einar Jahnsen $500; 9Th, Edmund Es-
neseth. So 90; 9Th, Valentine Kaularic, $500; 7th,
Fred Vonan $100.
Timothy-1st, No tag. End, Mrs. D. Hedberg,
81 90 3rd. Axel Lndberg, $1.00.
Millet Broom Corn-1st L. Z. Conrad, $500;
2nd, G. r. Rusch, $500.
Millet Japanese-lst o. H. Rusch, S5.oo; ina,
Frank Imberg, $500; 3rd, No tag.
NIillet German-1st, Jack Johnson, $500; IND,
Toe Grkovic, $500; 3rd Isaac Anderson, S1.OO
Millet Hungarian-1st, Mrs. ID. Hedberg, $500;
End. Axel Lindberg, $500.
Milet Common-1st, Fred Dolansky, $500;
End, No tag. 49, A,,ao.,o, 60 10. o,d
Ered Dolansky. $500; 3rd, Joe Weber, S1.OO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
B. M. Baligrodzki and
Miss H. Richmond Wed
CEREMONY AT CHICAGO SATUR-
DAY-WlLL TAKE UP RESI-
DENCE IN EAGLE RIVER

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church
in Chicago, on Saturday morning,
Sept Is, B. M. Baligrodzki off that
city and Miss Harriet B. Richmond of
Eagle River, were married by the
Rev. John H. Lyons. Witnesses pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs Nels Sjos-
trum, brother-in law and sister of the
groom and Miss Rose We'll of Eagle
River. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of relatives of the
groom following the ceremony
Both parties to the matrimonial
contract are very well known in
Eagle River and multitude Of
friends extend congratulations upon
the event, regardless of the fact that
the news of the marriage was the
first knowledge that their friends here
had that the event was about to take
place. They will reside in Eagle
River and plan to start housekeeping
in the near future.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
Personal Items

Miss Elverta Eppler of Three Lakes
visited friends here few days last
week.
Linton Weed left last week for Madi
son to continue his studies at the
University
Tony Dick is making extensive i'm
provemerts on his property on the
north shore of Big Twin Lake.
Harold Peterson left Monday morn
ing for Madison, where he will attend
the University the coming yeas
X. Martin Thompson sold his lake
frontage property on Little Twin Lake
this week to a gentleman from Chi
cago.
Carl Larsen's new bungalow on his
farm near town is now completed and
he moved Saturday from the village
into his new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Neldberg left
Sunday morning Tor a weeks Ano'ol
trip to visit relatives and friends IN
the southern part OF the state.
The Congregational Sunday School
Rally held here Sunday was very Wen
attended. Rev. Wicks and Rev MIS-
doll of Rhinelander, and Rev. Dawes
80 U,ooIo pi1o,. uarn the speakers OF
the day on tie topic Modern Schooi
Methods, The Phelps band played
several selections at the afternoon SER
vice. The Ladies' Aid Society served
hot coffee to visitors, who carried
their own picnic lunches. 1t is hoped
that more of these rallies will be held
as they are a great inspiration TO al
who attend
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
THRESHED GRAINS Zone Peck)

White Oats-1st Kukanich Bros. $500; 2nd,
Herman Rade $500; 3rd, Alfred Osterberg, $1.O0.
Barley any variety-1st, James Faulk, $500:
Spring Rye-1st Adams Bros, $500; End, VIM.
Hunter, $500
Winter Rye-1st, J. G. seyfert, $500; 2nd Mr..
J. A. Fielder, $500; 3rd, Fred Ketz $100.
Red Winter Wheat list, James Faux, $500;
Green Field Peas-1st, Fred Dolansky. $500;
2nd VIM Saltenberger $500; 3rd, John Storm,
S1.00.
white Canadian Peas-1st, Geo Johnson, co.
Telephone Peas-1st, L. M. Grover $500.
Green Garden-1st James Bolte, $500.
Navy Beans-1st, Mrs. Domek, $500; End, VIM
Saltenberger, $500; 3rd, L. c. Rains Sl.OO
White Field Beans-lst, Joe Weber; S S3.oo; L.
c. Conrad, $500; Ord, G. r. Rusch, $1OO.
Soy Beans-1st, Joe Weber, $500; End, James
Bolte, $500; 3rd, John Drager, $1OG0,, 90 80
Wax Beans any variety-1st, Joe Weber, $500
2nd Mrs. Domek, 50 90; 3rd, John Drager, $1.00
Wax Beans-1st, Jack Cough, $500; G. R
Rusch $500.
Andy Freeman, $500; 3rd, Mrs Mary Madesa
S1O0.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
Department ALIVE STOCK.
Class l. Jersey Grades.


=, Aged Cow-1st., John ". Benson, $1,000; End
Chas. A. Bethke, $500; 3rd Herman Skinner,
$500.
Class 2-Holstein Pure Bred
Aged Bull-1st Stanley Korpal, $1,000; End
Henry Smith, $500 ,3rd Ed Brunswick, $500
Aged CoW-1st Ed Brunswick, $1,000;
Heifer over moist, Ed Brunswick, $500.
Heifer calf-1st, Ed Brunswick, $500.
HOlstein Grades
Aged CoW-1st, Valentine Kauzlaric, $1,000; End
John Drager $780, 3rd, Thomas BoIte, $500
Heifer over moist, II. H Smith, $500; End,
Joe Chuckel, $500; 3rd John Drager, $500.
Heifer calf-1st, John W. Benson, $500
Class 3-Guernsey Pure BREEDS.
Aged BuI-1st, Einar Jahnsen $1,000; End
Adams Bros, $780, 3rd, Espen Espeseth, $500.
Bull under two years-1st, Frank w. Gauger,
$1,000.
Bull Calf-1st, Joe Cronquist, $500.
AgedCoW-1st, Einar Jahnsene $1,000 End,
Einar Jahnsen $500; Ord, Einar Jahnsen, So. !;
Heifer-1st Einar Jahnsen, $500; End, Einar
Jahnsen, $500.
Einar Jahnsen, $500; 3rd, Frank Imberg, $100.
Einar Johnson, $500; 3rd, Frank Imberg, $1.00.
Class 3--Guernsey Grades
Aged CoW-1st, John w. Benson, $1,000 End,
Mrs. H. n Tyson, $500; 3rd, John w. Benson
$500.
Heifer-1st, Adam Adamovich $500; End, Val
entine Kauzlaric, $500.
Heifer calf-1st Mrs. H. N Tyson, $500; 2nd
John W. Benson, $500; 3rd, John Chuckel, $1.00.
Natives
Native Cows-1st, Einar Jahnsen, $1,000; 2nd
I'll. II. Smith, 5000
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
THE CASH MARKET

The new grocery and meat market,
under the ownership and management
will be known as the Cash Market,
opened for the patronage of the pub
lie Wednesday morning. It will be
the aim to carry c9mblete stock of
both the medium and cheaper grades
of household supplieg and also the
choicest as we'll, with the prices as
low as is consistent with goods of
good quality. The Cash Market is
located in the Sanborn block where
the proprietors will be pleased to
have you call and look over their
line.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
EXTEND LIGHT SERVICE

Edw. Eckhoff, manager of the Eagle
River Light and Power plant inform
ed the Review this week that arrange
ments are practically concluded for
the extension of the light and power
line out to the Everett resort which
will take current for all the buildings
there as well as ting grounds. The
HemIock resort will also hook on the
line and all other property owners
along the line may do so if they wish.
In the spring it is likely that other
lines will be, built to tap the village
line at the village limits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
IN NEW HOMES

Alex Higgins and family took posses
sion of their new home in the east end
of town this week and have one of the
finest places in the village, its loca-
ton in the beautiful grove known as
the Tambling Woods making livery
desirable and picturesque /0ombined
with all of the modern textures of a
city home Al We'll and family now
occupy the Higgins residence on Main
and Division streets which they pur-
chased some months ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
WILL BE MARRIED

Miss Marguerite Sailer and Harry
Olkowski of Three Lakes will be wed
ded the first week in October accord
ing to a marriage license published in
the Rhinelander Daily News this week
Miss Sailer is well known here as
the youngest daughter of A. Sailer and
before her removal to Three Lakes a
resident of Eagle River where she has
many friends who will be interested
in hearing of her marriage.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
NOTICE TO The PUBLIC

In the Dissolution Notice of the firm
of Korth & Zimpelmann that ran last
week in the Review, it Should have
stated that Mr.. Korth was paying his
part of any obligations owed by the
firm, Mr. Zimpelmann acting as secre-
tary and cashier for their mutual con-
venience.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
Premium Winners at the Villas County Faiir, 1922

Sweet Clover-1st, Ed Goranson, $500; End,
Herman Rade, $500; 3rd J. w. Johnson, S100.
Vetch-1st, Axel Lindberg, $500.
Alfafa-1st, j. w. Johnson $500; End, N. L.
Kinney, $500; 3rd Ed Rowinski, $780,
Peas Sheaf-1st, Rudolph Kalis, $500
Sunflowers-1st, Edward Koskelin, $500 End,
Mrs. Ed Lacau, $500; 3rd, F. S. Englebrecht,
S1.O0.
Tobacco-1st, Herman Rade, $500; End, Christ
Rasmussen, $500; 3rd, Valentine Kauaric LOO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-22
FRUITS.
Apples, BEST six)

tApPIEs,
Northwestern Greenings-1st Chas. Reed
I'VE Weaithy thy, Mrs. Ed, Lacau, $500; End, W
R. Ashton, $500; 3rd, Chas. Reed, S1.00
Duchess-1st, August Anderson $500; 2nd
Chas Reed, $500; Bird, w. R. Ashton, S1.00.
Peerless-1st, c. H. Johnson, $500.
Any variety-1st Joe Zeman $500; End, Peter
Hedeen, $500; 3rd Mrs. Ed. Lacau, S1.00.
Crab Apple-1st, j. w Johnson, $500.
Siberians- Fred Woman, $500.
Martha-1st, R. Vogel, $500.
Hyslap-1st, Peter Hedeen, $500.
Siberians- Alfred Osterberg, $500.
Whtney-3rd, K. Martin Thompson, $500.
Whitney-3rd Chas. Reed $1.00
Siberians-3rd, L. M. Grover, $1.00.
Ripe Tomatoes-1st, Fred Dolansky, $500; End
Mrs A. H. Stevens, $500; 3rd, S. w. Smith, 90
4th, Matt Tuss soc.
Cherries-1st, J. w. Johnson, $500.
Continued on inside page.)
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KuOx Fishing Contest
Prizes Are Awarded
MANY ENTRIES MADE DURING
SEASON-WINNERS GET
NEW TACKLE

The fish contest at the G. c. Knox
hardware store closed ons Sept 10,
and through the courtesy of Mr. Knox
we give the list of winners as follows:
The contest aroused a great deal of
interest among fishermen and it will
no doubt be made an annual feature
of that store.
MUSKELLUNGE
1st Prize: $500 Heddon Spit Bam-
boo Rod.
Chat Knisley, 1901 Mallers Bldg;
Chicago; 31A ID. caught on No.
Skinner, Spirit Lake. Lakeside Resort.
End Prize $1,000 South Bend Casting
Reel.
Mrs. E. Phillips 1902 Pabst Ave Mil
waukee, Wis, 20 ID caught on No.
9 Skinner Little St German Lake,
Red Oak Resort.
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Department D-HORTICULTURE

Field Corn, Yellow Dentist, Joe ChuckeI
$500; End, John Storm, $500; 3rd Matt Tuss,
$500
Northwestern Dentist, c. H. Johnson, $500;
End, James Faux, $500; 3 ;, Frank Johnson,
$500
Yellow Flint-1st, N L. Kinney, $500.
White Flint-1st, Carl Drager, $500; End, Ru
dolph Kales, $780, 3rd, Alex Henrickson $500.
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RAINBOW TROUT

Prize $1,000 Creel.
Allen Lucia, Eagle River, Wis, 314
TBS. caught on Willow Fly, Deerskin
River
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Department B-HORSES.
Stallion Pure BREEDS
Stallion-1st, Espen Espeseth, $1,000.
Class C-SHEEP Any Breed.

Aged Ram-1st, w. NJ. Kolehouse, $4.00
Ram Lambs any sex-1st, John Drager, $500
Three Lambs any sex-1st w. NJ Kolehouse,
Two Ewes-1st, Mrs. Mary Koehouse, $500;
End, w. M. Kolehouse, $500; 3rd, Herman Skin
ner, 81. 90.
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BROOK TROUT

Prize: $1,000 Creel
DR.. G G. Goelzer, Plymouth, Wis;
4 tb, 4 OF. caught on Royal Coach
man, No s. Gates Creek, Schrams
Resort.
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BASS

BASS
LIST Prize: $1,000 Heddon Split BAN
boo Rod
E. H. Smith, 1910 S. La Sale ST.;
Chicago, H., ID. OF. on Pike Oreno
Planting Ground Lake, Lighthouse
Lodge.
End. Prize: $500 Heddon Split Bam-
boo Rod.
F. d, Brown. APT Belmont Ave.
Chicago, H., ID. 5 OF. on Club Min
now, Spirit Lake, Lakeside Resort.
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WALL-EYED PIKE

list Prize: Heddon Split Bamboo Rod.
Frank Mulrooney, Eagle River; 10
ID OF. on No Skinner Swamp
Lake.
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End Prize: $500 Heddon Split BAN
boo Rod
Kurt Wagner, 1O49 Oakdale Ave;
Chicago, ILL.,, 9 lbs. caught on No. 2
Skinner and Minnow, Big st. German
Lake, Musky Inn.
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NEW WINDOW SIGN

JOHN J.. METZ and FAMILY