Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03

| for the adoption OF children unless
the consent of the natural parents is
secured. Children who were illegally
adopted and are still under is years
of age must be returned to the state
public school If their parents refuse
to sanction their adoption. the opinion
states.
Green Developments of Judge
GRASS of Green Bay have indicated
that court action would be commenced
to prevent the placing of his name
on the primary ballot as candidate
for congress from the Ninth Wiscon-
sin district. The state law which pro-
hibits any judge from participating in
an election during the term of his
office is said by opponents of Judge
GRASS to preclude the submission of
his name to the voters.
Authorization for rehearing OF
the filled milk case will be asked when
the Supreme court meets in Septem
Der by the Carnation Milk Products
company, The court recently held
constitutional the law prohibiting
manufacture and sale of milk COM
pounds in Wisconsin. Appeal Is ex-
pected to the United States Supreme
court If the motion for rehearing in
the Wisconsin court is denied.
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Green Bay-It will be late in Aug
ust before navigation is resumed on
the Fox river Federal engineers are
busy repairing the flood damage to
the locks at Little Rapids, but the
delay in the arrival of materials 10
slowing up the work. Six hundred
feet of river bank was washed away
in the June flood, and 1t has been
necessary to construct Golfer dam to
keep the river in its proper course.
Algoma-Adolph Hamacbek, aged
40, vice president of the Bank of Al
gonna, drove his automobile into
Buccaneers pond and was drowned.
A number of small boys, who were
witnesses, could give no reason for
Hamachek's action The president OF
the bank said he believed Hamachek's
accounts at the institution were In
good condition.
Sheboygan-James e. Matthewson,
aged S., prominent Sheboygan flor
st and former president of the flor
lists association, was instantly killed
a half mile north of Crystal Lake
when an automobile in which he was
riding overturned. His neck was
broken,
| Oshkosh-On the ground that evi-
dence had been illegally obtained, as
no search warrant was used, the case
against William Henning of Neenah.
upon whose person five bottles OF
moonshine were found, was dismissed
In court.
Rib Lake-The body Of man, de.
composed beyond recognition. was
found floating among logs In Rib Lake.
1T. is believed to be that of Dewey
Johnson, "a, town of Hill, Price coun-
lty, who had threatened suicide.
Misunderstanding Carter, who was
graduated from the Marinette high
school last June. will enter the Unit
ed States Naval academy at Ahnapo-
lis August l.
Eau Claire-It Is estimated that the
First Congregational church of Eau
Claire will receive about $4,000 under
the terms Of the will of Mrs. A. v.
Mayhem.
Minocqua--A beautiful church to re-
place the edifice destroyed by fire a
number of years ago Is being erected
by st. Patricks congregation of MI
nocqua.
Green Bay-The annual convention
of the railway section of the Wiscon.
sin Utilities association will be held
in Green Bay, Aug. II and Is.
/ Eau Claire-The annual convention
of the Wisconsin association of house
painters and decorators, held in Eau
Claire. was attended by about 400 dele
gates.
Eau Claire-Gustav Reinhold Knorr.
Amigo, was killed when he fell while
attempting to board a moving freight
train in the Eau Claire railroad yards
Racine-State and county officials
are Investigating the theft of three