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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Strike Of shopmcn I. r.,,.

DANNII-I.E. VA. July .-Thc
strike OF shopmen Is beginning TO
make itself !clt here, although south
erh officials declare that train ser
wee is not interrupted Trains are
cunning Increasingly late. and /, is
beginning TO he noticed that mail
matter is not reaching here with that
promntness witnessed in normal
times. Rail workers say that there
is an accumulation OF repair work
and that freight movement ia being
somewhat affected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Hold Mcmoriai Services

WASHINGTON, July 9-Chincsc
and American admirers of the late
WI Ting Fang, former minister OF
China TO the United states. attended
services in his memory here today.
VI" 500. special envoy Of the Canton
government and Dr. Charles James
r"N were The principal speakers. the
latter expressing the regret OF the
United states for the loss Of so great
and 50 Consistent a friend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Rain Prevents Game

ltorEw ELL, VA. July a.-The
baseball game between the Mems
store team. OF Iiopcwell. and the
'hcro-Cola team, OF Midway. Va.
which was to have bccn played on
Eppcs' Fold Saturday afternoon. was
postponed to some later date on &C.
count Of rain. Another game with
the visitors Will be secured and viii
take place shortly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Dies ny hi. own HIND.

DANVILLE. VA. July 9-News
has been received here from Halifax
reporting the death at South Boston
OF John S. owen. for many years n
merchant and undertaken of that
place. He was found dead in his
bed. coroner's jury which was
called. declared that he had met death
by his own hand, n vial or carbolic
acid being found near tito body, with
evidence OF the corrosive substance
In his body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
: AMATEUR DRIVERS
KILLED DURING RACE
lByAssnciaicd press.l

CONVICTION. La. July o.-Fcrn-
and Clement and Henry Baker. anna
tsur drivers, OF New Orleans. were In
SANITY Killed during an exhibition
automobile race here today.
Tn" accident occurred when the
car driven by Baker threw a wheel
and overturned. pinning him be-
meath Clement. who was accom-
panyinG Baker. was Killed when
thrown out of the car against a fence.
Five hundred Persons. including
Bakers mother and sister, witnessed
The accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
CIVIC BODY MEMBERS
TO WELD SHOVEL {
lSpcolal 10 Inc Timos -pispa,,h.I

I'-T"'''fT ~ MO ITfN"s -IllsIdt' \.
LfNtiihtRG. VA July r-I.ocal
civic c!ups az" Ia give il'nr and hard
wore this week 10 help grad" the APP
PF"a'1 d"Wn the river hinn 70 the
nc" "T!iE" over tn" james River 10
tho Y VI. { ~ Island PARK. witch
Viii FOR Tho nrst t!mo pcrmi, auto
m"hil" travel TO the park Tho Lions
Niw"n!s and Rotary members. as well
"S boy Scouts an. the physical do
p"rtm"nt ~ the association viii give
TIM" with pick and shovel The
work is TO be donc under the super
vision OF the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
HOME.RUN RECORD
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

CHICAGO. July a.-Thc home run
record in the major leagues follows:
American League Williams. St.
Louis 90 G. Walker, Philadelphia. -:
Ruin New York. "a. I'd Miller. Phua-
dolphia. u. Heiimann. Detroit 10.
FAX. Chicago. s; Mcusc!. New York,
s. Rakcr. New York, :; Judge. Wash
lnEton. Dykes. Philadelphia. :;
SisIcr, st. Louis. :; McManus. -.
Louis. Z Burns. Boston. :.
National Hornsby, 81 Louis 81:
Williams. Philadelphia. i2 Wheat.
Brooklyn. II; Ainsmith. ST Louis. .,
Kelly. New York. g; Mcuscl. New
York, :; Parkinson. Philadelphia. $
Lee. Philadelphia. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Escapcs Serious Injury.

HONEYWELL. VA. July 9.-While
making some repairs 10 high voltage
connections. he telegraph polc on
which he was wording snapped with
Ill. Hanson, an cmployc OF the
Stamsocott Company. Inc. of Hone
well. and Hanson was thrown TO tho
ground without the accident result
Ing In serious injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
"NIy Lnhy,s Lntchkcy.,

iiofEWEIL. VA. July a-Thc Du-
poht club. OF City Point viii present
Nathcrine Macdonald in MY Lady's
"tchkcy' as the community picture
De SHOWN at the club Monday
hieht The popular Tubize Orchestra
VIII again render the music for the
picture. and large crowd is cx-
pected to attend the show
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
ITCHY Golf McrI.

DANNflLE, VA, July 9-Thr see
ond tournament OF The Tri-City Golf
Association VAL he held at winston
salem. y. c. on July Is. The nrst
was played here two weeks ago.
Twelve players from the golf clubs
OF Winston, Greensboro and DanvIlle
will participate y golf ladder has
been Installed at the local club and
tho team from Danville Will ne picked
from the highest twelve players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Negro Gets Four Ycnrs.

~ NtHBtR'i, VA, July ?.--Lash
Hutchinson. negro. who nails from
Roanoke who was convicted In he
Corporation Couri here of completely
IN the theft OF $1,000 worth OF GOV
crnncnt bonds from the First NaI
tonal Bank here. has been eentenc.d
Ia four years in tho State penItcn
tiarN. The negro appealed 10 the
state supreme Court. which sus
tanned the Judgment OF the Corpora
ton Court here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
To Confer nnrt,ntory Degrees.

NpPEW ELL. VA. July e.-The int-
tatory degree will be given n mum
Der O: caUd!datcs at the next regular
meeting OF the Hopcwcl Lodge.
knights of Pythias. which Will he
held Tucsday night IN tho Narcotic
Lodge rooms. The order has grow
ing membership and ia fast becoming
one OF the most influential orders IN
the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
wci..mullcr scn New Record.

ALAMEDA, CAL, July o.-.Iohn
Weissmuiler OF tn. Illinois Athletic
club. set now worlds record here
today al Neprun" Reach for the 100
meters open water free style swim
ming race OF IS 3-5 seconds The
previous record was minute | .
second. hold by Duke kahSnamoISu Of
Honolulu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
BUFF MEETS LYNCH
FOR BANTAM TITLE
LMy NssocInt.h rressl

NEW YORK, July ?.-Johnny Rum.
midget boxer. Will defend his ban
tamw"ight til" against Toe Lynch.
elongated challenger. VINO recently
defeated Midget smith. in nrtccu-
round decision bout, tomorrow night.
Fun expects l" tip li3 pounds sixteen
ounces over the nyw"!ght limit and
hv" pounds under the challenger.
Lynch h"wcv"r. may also be hclow
the bantam limit Of lis pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

HoPEWELL. VA. July "a reg
uiar meeting OF Dupont Lodge. Ma
some order. Will be hold IN the coun-
Gu rooms on Fourth Street Monday
hient. All members are urged TO at
aeha me meeting. which will BIO held
mt o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
Lynchhurs Infnn, Death na,e D,on.

ifNcHBCRi, VA. July a.-The
infant death rate here for the e-s,
six months of this year. was lower
than the same period IN 1927. ac
cordin9 20 '.e public welfare de-
Tartment. Last year the rate was
s5.6 !or every 1000 births. This wear
II was a2.e. Tn" deaths this year
were PIG as against 2o4 FOR the nrs,
six months Of lhol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

81 Ni!l.oTTESVIiLE. Va July ..
-Donalh Robert Frazer. Of seat
to, Wash student i'm tho Law
school a, tn" University o, virginia.
and Miss jos"phiu. Williams Cook.
daughter "f Mr.. and Mrs. Ben CAMP
h"li Cook. - Crozct. this county.
yer" married Thursday al tho home
~ tho bride. rt"rr"mOut' ;hc cere-
nony h"ing performed by Arch
deacon Frederick " SIEVE. Of Ivy.
tn" bride" "h" was Eiy"f In MAR
riarc hy her father. was ATTENDED hv
Mt@s Elizabeth s iiol!aday. ~ VII
nlugton D". john ~ Lie. of ,h"
Dniv"rsity 81 Virginia. WAS b"st man
Following the ccrrfUUny. :, hvY.,
supper was served od tho lawn after
which Nj and Mrs Frazer lcft Tor
9""'''" "hor" th"y "ill spend tho
summer h'trr Ccigh"r ,hnv will
b" NJ HON" ~ ~" Cniv"-si,yt OF,
ircin'a wh"i" TIA" groom wili com
pi"tc his COURSE in Tho law school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =,

FREpERlcKSBjRG VA. July {.
\ pr"''y wedding took Pine" a, the
nom" her" o! Mr. and Mrs T n Dun
ninI'"n yesterday when their daurb
tor Miss Virginia HALLE. became tho
hrlh" ~ Henry Mason Snellince. Of
ihis city Tho ceremony Was nor
'"rm'd hy ROY. Austin J Arthur. A.
tor short bridal trip tho couple yl!l
make 'hcir HON. tn this CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
cuARLorrnsvIiI.E Va mIy +,

TiNKINTTESNIlIE. Va. JuIy 2
''"orYc Shin"tt and Miss n.rtha
Shih"i,. ~ FREQ Union. this county.
w"'" married yesterday afternoon a.,
~" parsonage Of The Firs, Methods,
Church. the Rev. Howard l.. Myers
officiating they left Immediately
after tho ceremony for their home a,
Free Union, where tho groom is en-
gagged In farming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

NCHBrRG, VA. July miss
Ih"'Na !rNn" Hudson. daughter ~
.lr and Mrs : T.. Hudson. aud All.
Icy ". khd we're married SATURDAY
At tho brides home by Rev. J r.
watson. pastor OF Euclid Avenue
Christian Church MISS Nellie Dris.
xii was maid or honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. ,..,

=, + HJHj, Va, July q
~ ,Aarl's VI Lindsay. OF l.ouIs-
VIE Ky. announces ,he marriage Of
h"T daughter. Miss Jessie to James
tHHhr richards ~ Caroline county
m" wedding was solemnizcd on Mon
daN JriN :. In Louisville. Ky. Tho
troon - young business man or
rowing Green ANA ~ IN. son %,
MF ana Mrs J. 7. Richards Tho
COUP" VIII max" their home in
Rowling Green
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
UNKIND FINESSE is
PULLED BY F0URNIER
George Capron, 0ne-Time Star
Fo0tballer, Is Victim.
Cardinals Crack First Baseman En-.
oineered Clever Little Trick on
Seattle Player in Old North
western Contest.

Jack FOurnier, hard-hitting first
baseman of the St Louis Cardinals,
always laughs when he recalls a GER
tain game staged in the old North
western league. Jack was with the
Portland club at the time. and Seattle
had young star named George Cap
ron. This was the same Capron who
earlier in his career had been a mar
Vicious drop-kicker at Minnesota and
was a brother Of the speedy Ralph,
who was with the Pirates brief time.
Later on George became coach Of the
crack Long Beach (Cal) High school
football team.
a Seattle man reached first base,
where Fourier was playing, and Cap
ron came to bat He hit a sharp
grounder at the Portland shortstop,
who made the attempt to second for
the forceout The bah was relayed
to Fourier for an attempted double
play, but reached Jack after Capron
had crossed the bag.
CaprOn made his usual turn, and as
he started to return to first, observed
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
KNOCK COVER OFF BALL

In the earlier days Of base
ball, before the adjective found
ry had been 50 hard at work as
1t has in recent years, and be-
fore there were young men who
sat down and curdled their
brains deyising baseball phrases,
the popular way of saying that
a team could bat was to an
nounce that it knocked the
rover off the bail" A thirty
third degree bug If the Order
Of Bugs wants to know If such
a thing ever happened in a reg
ular big league game. It did.
Deiehanty once knocked the GOV
er of q ball and the cover was
tieided to first by the pitcher
while the ball, unwindlng yarn
at every jump, was pounced up
on by an outfielder. Everybody
got tangled up before the play
was adjusted
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
Sporting Squibs
of All Kinds

There were 1,439 harness race meet
ings last year in addition to a few
thousand matinees.
II Jess Willard can land as often as
a 'round-the-world airpane has to. he
may be able to come back.
Fight experts who have seen Joey
Leonard perform differ in their opin-
ions as to the real ability of Benny's
brother.
More extensive use of the linemen in
interference on crossbacks and end
runs is expected to be a feature of the
coming football season.
George yernot Of Montreal. all
around swimming champion of Can
ada, has reconsidered his decision to
do no racing this summer.
Frank Moran. owner of the famous
MARY Ann" and Georges Carpenter.
European heavyweight champion. will
clash in London next October.
After reading how a prize fighter
gets Sl2l,0o0 for half hours effort
many wonder what is the use of having
sense and working for a living.
Jack Gallagher. st. Benedicts star
runner. New Jersey state champion
half-niler ana record holder FOR the
one mile and winner Of the one mile in
the New York University lnterscholas.
tics. VIII enter Princeton IN the fau.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

sides Rigney Is fielding in such a way
as 10 make the Detroit fans forget
that there ever was a Bush.
The Texas league recruit got Off
to rather a had start at the beginning
Of The season due to nervousness, but
now that he Mas confidence in himself
IS proving big asset to Manager
Cobb.
Riguey is college product and had
but one yeor professional experience.
playing with Fl Worth in the Texas
league last year. where he was ii sen
Satou
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
MINOR SPORTS RECOGNIZED
Chicago University Awards Major
Sport Letters to Followers
Of All Athletics.

Chicago university has set the ex.
ample for the other universities Of the
country by awarding major sport let
ters 10 S5 followers of minor athletic
activities. Where in this area golfers
swimmers, wrestlers. fencerS and gym
naSts have absolutely no hopes ~
winning as much recognition as the
football baseball and track cohorts
the Maroon is generous to tina start of
the less honored pastimes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Fournier had tossed the ball u2 and
down in his glove
Can you beat thatY" said Fournier.
'The umpire called you out"
Capron lost his temper We'll, I'll
be hanged" he snapped, and started
for second to argue the matter out
with the umpire.
Fournier hustled right after him, but
Capron was going so fast Jack didn't
catch him till he was near second.
Then he tagged the amazed Capron
with the ball.
The umpire threw back his right
hand. You're out he Numbered.
Was Capron mad? I'll tell the
world" said Fournier.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

Milwaukee - Perfect weather and
splendid patronage rewarded the ef-
forts Of State Fair association officials
to give Wisconsin d great fair and
combined with unusually strong ex-
hibits and amusement features TO
make the 1922 State fair the greatest
ever held. Visitors and officials
united in declaring this years fair a
remarkable success. Gate receipts
amounting TO sos 709.10 and income
from concessions esumateJ at $50, 900
TO which may be added other income
from entries, percentages and miscel-
laneOus payments put the fair close
to a paying basis. Total attendance
for the week was second greatest for
any Wisconsin State fair. being *
ceeded only by that OF 1920. The
turnsules recorded 2G6698 admissions,
as compared with 2370l4 last year.
The 1920 total attendance was 327.394
Waukesha county, ia competition with
all other counties IN the state. carried
of the high houors at the fair, win
ming the sweepstakes with a total OF
6.22S points, based on awards granted
exhibitors from that county. Milwau-
kee county took fifth place with 3,814
points. Rock county. with 442 points.
took second place. Walworth with
4,1@o took third place; La Crosse,
with 4,0H9, was fourth. and Jefferson,
with 2,731, was sixth.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
RlGNEY FILLS GAP AT SHORT
Flashy Young Texas College Recruit
More Than Making Good al
Short for Ty Cobb.

Not much has been said about EN-
cry Rigney. the tlashy young Detroit
shortstop who just broke into the elite
circle this season. displacing the vet
eran DOME Bush, long an idol Of big
league fans.
Rigney is hitting good for young
ster, and has IA happy faculty of get
ting his blows when they count Be
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
Baseball
Notes

NOTES
Pitching for the Athletics amt like
pitching for other teams.
Baseball is a red-blooded sport, even
though Eppa Rixey trains on candy
and golf.
II certainly would please a lot Of
fans to see st. Louis have a world
series" monopoly this year.
Ed Rommel and Frank Bruggy, Ath-
letic battery, were once battery mates
in the International league.
Veterans Of the American and Brit
ish armies now residents of Paris are
to meet in baseball and cricket tests.
Johnny Mokan of the Pirates is now
a Philly by way Of the waiver route.
He is pinch hitting most of the time.
Philadelphia Nationals have OBJ
tanned Infielder Benton from the
Charleston South Atlantic league club.
George Kelly, while not strong on
home runs this season. is hitting in
fine shape and leading the Giants at
bat.
When Cobb went to the Detroit
team, when Bill Armour was manager.
500 was paid for him to the Augusta
(Ga) club.
The Cleveland club took on for trial
big right-handed pitcher named An
drew Henderson. who halls from Key
ster w. Va
All the Old-time records are now
gone but one. That one is Pop" An
sons feat Of hitting 800 and better for
p consecutive years.
They stopped Cobb, who hit consecu-
lively in Is games. Which is rather
encouraging for baseball player with
one foot on the bench.
Brooklyn took Maurice shannon.
shortstop. from the Columbus club of
the American Association, in exchange
for Hal Janvrin, an infelder.
The St Louis Cardinals announce
the signing of Glen Hostetter. semi
professional pitcher Of the Lead Belt
team Mt Iron Mountain, Mo.
Eddie Hart, who has been playing /
first base for the Torrington town
team, has been signed by the Worces.
ter club of the Eastern league.
Charley Deal, who made an awful |
howl about going to Los Angeles from
the Chicago Cubs. has become so rec /
onciled TO his fate that he has signed !
a contract for 1923.
What youngster has done better
than Pillette of the Tigers? He /
seems to have everything. And back
of him the Tigers play great ball Of /
fensively and defensively.
Manager Fagon Burch of Omaha is
up TO his old tricks. In a double
header with Denver recently he pitched
six innings Of the first game, then went
In and caught the second game.
George Terhule, southpaw for
uerly with Norfolk in the Virginia
and Newark in the international. who
seems 10 have been free agent. has
been taken on by the Pittsburgh club
for trial
Frank Henry of Mobile and George
Vim of Nashville, star southpaws.
have met twice this season. In each
case it was a desperate TO 0 battle
With Henry on the winning end ON
both occasions,
Jake Miller. recent outfelder from
Wichita Falls on trial with Pittsburgh.
pulled classic bone in his first big
eague game. With Ward on third and
me out he made a beautiful catch Of
Namauxs foul fly. And Ward walked
lome with the winning run
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Fond du Lac-In spite Of the fact
that no one pays any attention to the
curfew anyway. Mayor r. d. Haentze,
Fond du Lac, is planning an effort to
have the hour changed from 8 p. m.
to 10 p. m. Fond du Laos curfew or
dinance has been on the books since
1899, and the various fire stetions ring
the bell every night Mayor Haentze
says that il the hour We're changed
parents would be more likely to feel
that their children should heed the
bell.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Neillsvile-Dr A. Matheson. Neills-
vile, II, was shot twice by his wife.
who is 30, after a quarrel over their
three children. The couple separated
TWO weeks ago. The shooting occurred
al a camp near Black River Falls.
whore Mrs. Matheson and the children
had been staying Mrs. Matheson had
left NeillsFiile with the children after
her husband had obtained court
order making him their guardian and
ordering Mrs Matheson to give up the
children to her husband.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09
DRIVES BALL IN POCKET

Humor was injected into the
first days play of the Western
amateur golf tournament at
Kansas City. Hugh Hale, a
Mission Hills golfer, drove of
the tee, the ball landing in the
bag of another players caddy.
Bergolte of Hillcrest drove a
ball into the pocket of another
player.
Didn't my ball hit you?" in
quired Bergolte.
Yes, l think I felt it but
blamed if know where it
went" was the reply.
The pocket was the last place
to be searched.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Birchwood-Sjxty head of choice
Holstein cattle left Barron county last
week for Mexico City Forty head will
be shipped from Mexico City to farms
in Spain The shipment was pur-
chased by Or d. A Mclean. New
Orleans, TO get high-graae cattle to
build up the herds in Mexico and
Spain He will make another pur-
chase for foreign shipment in month
and will send 200 heifers as founda.
tiona for better cattle in the two
countries.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Sbeboyean The Rev. J. p. Van
Treeck, who was raised in the town of
Wilson, Sheboyean county. educated
~ part in Sheboysan and later at St
Francis college. and for more than 40
years pastor OF ST Peter Claver
church. died at the sheboyean hospi.
tai Father Van Treeck was one Of
tue best known clcrsymen Ia Wiscon.
sin and had taken part in the dedica.
uon OF more churches than any other
pastor
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Scion Springs Five kittens Joined
together at the tails is the freak FAINT.
~ born to cat owned By Edward
Cayo. a farmer near Scion SEsings.
Douglas county In all other respects
abe Ai.teuS appear norma
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

whitehall Moral responsibility for
The death Of Miss Helen Gunderson.
H. Independence. who died from in.
lurles suffered in an accident Aug 20.
when an automobile in which she was
riding left the road and overturned.
was hNed BY coroner's jury on Mar.
tin Peterson, 40. of Independence.
dri'er OF the car The jury declared
ihat Miss Cumbersome death was the
result OF negligence on the part of
Peterson.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Ripon The seyenty-sixth annual
meeting OF the State Medical Societ,
Oh Wisconsin will. according TO Dr
koek Sleyster. secretary. Wauwatosa
be held at Green Lake. S,s,, &
aud s.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Hurley-Formal protest on the as
sessment against the Odanah Iron
Co. and the Harmony Iron Co was
made before the board Of review at
Hurley by attorneys for the com
panies. The assessment against the
Odanah company was increased from
$l38.000 to $650.000 and that against
the Harmony company from $4,000 to
$205.000. The Harmony company con
tends that the Minnewawa and Ger
mania mines have not been producing
for 10 years.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Wsukesha-Two prison srs held in
the county Jail AZ Waukeshs on a
charge of robbine a 500 Line freight
train. escaped from the prison by cut
ting their way from their cells and
through iron-barred windows and then
dropping 80 feet TO the ground.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-09

Milwaukee Plans for boosting WIS
consin dairy products throughout the
country viii be discussed at a joint
meeting OF committees representing
the Wisconsin Dairy Council and the
Wisconsin Bankers association in the
Hotel Phster Milwaukee. on Sept Is.
The plan is to raise q FUND Of approx.
malely $25oo,o00 10 finance the move
ment with this sum. an intensive
advertising campaign win be- started.
informing the world that Wisconsin
has 2,2o2 GOO COWS and that It's butter,
milk and cheese are superior to Tie
products OF other states.