The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-03-16

Tampa, Fla, from the chippewa Falls
district. Menomonie has been max.
ing the sales.
Albert Fleischfresser, Merrill, was
bound over to circuit court on a
charge of operating public nuisance
under the Severson act. Fleischfres-
ser runs a soft drink parlor, and sew
eral high school boys recently, it is
said obtained moonshine at that place.
Activities of number of state and
federal prohibition agents who have
been making their headquarters at
La Crosse are drying up" that COM
munity, according to admissions of
moonshiners and blind piggers, who
aver it is becoming harder every day
to do business
All theatres in the state which ex-
hibit animal acts on their programs
must first procure a state license as
public Snowman and pay a 500 fee,
/ j. L. Messerschmidt, assistant attor-
ney general determined in an opinion
to C. b. Ballard, state treasury agent.
Two carloads of Sheboygan county
graded Holsteins are to be purchased
within the next few weeks for ship
ment to China, according to William
]. HITLER, Cleveland, cattle buyer
Dave Williams, Lake Forest, ILL.,, cat
tleman, will be the purchaser, to be
assisted by Mr.. HITLER in selection
Only high grades will be picked for
the shipmnt.
Herman Stinchman, farmer near
New London, Brown county, is cred
tied with having one of the best test
ing herds of milk cows in the state.
One of his cows, Beauty Mercedes Pet
Johanna, completed a seven.day state
test, producing els pounds of milk
and 29777 pounds of butter. The last
day of the test the cow produced 4.6
pounds of butter.
Two suits asking $4,000 damages
were started in Circuit court at Madi,
son against F. C. Meyers, Edgerton,
driver of the automobile which Sc
riously injured Henry Biesman and
Alvin B. Lyons, two Edgerton fremen
who were run down by Meyers while
engaged in fighting a blaze on Sept.
5, 1921 The actions are commenced
by the Travellers Insurance company
a concern which carries insurance
for employees of the city.
The land commissioners authorized
the STANCE Lumber company of Mer-
rill, to build a logging railroad be-
tween Merrill, Lincoln county and
Star Lake Villas county, a distance of
nearly 100 miles. State lands will be
crossed by the construction of the
road. Commissioners believe that the
building Of this road will give work
to a large number of men if construc-
ton is undertaken this spring as plan
ned 1t extends through a previously
undeveloped portion Of the state into
a heavy timber country.
The twine plant of the state prison
has already turned out 2,874,00O
pounds of 50O-foot Irvine and 524,700
pounds of 6O0-foot Irvine. An average
of 1880 pounds a day is being manu-
featured. The prison has almost s.,
100000 pounds to dispose of, and ship
ment of this will take place during
March and April None Of the sisa'
which was damaged in the recent fire
at the prison is being used, as the
state insists the twine be made from
nothing but the best materials.
Peter Radakovitch, saloon keeper,
charged with the murder of Claudio
Bailey, woods foreman and jobber, in
saloon at Epson, last March, wa
found not guilty by a jury in Circuit
court at Hurley. Radakoyitch, at the
preliminary hearing. claimed self-de
Tense, and was given his freedom
The American Legion post, Iron River
Wis, appealed to Gov. Blaine, main
tanning the Hurley court was not
justified in freeing Radakoyitch, and
the governor ordered a second heal
ing, which resulted in the murder
trial
The allday sucker has passed out
of style among the pupils in La Cross
county rural schools and in it's place
the children are drinking milk through
"a straw. Recess time in many of the
country schools, a survey shows, is
the signal for the appearance Of a
bottle of milk and straw on the desk
of every pupil There is a pint OF
pure, rich milk in every bottle and
each pupil drains his or her recep-
tacle before going out to play. AS
result of the milk luncheon becoming
popular, the children in the rural
schools are showing a great improve
ment in health and in their studies.
Plans for making the west shore of
Lake Michigan a famous summer re-
sort region like parts of the east shore,
were disclosed at Manitowoc by j. G,
Martin manager of the Cooperative
Cherry Orchords of Door county
Business men of Sturgeon Bay are
already working on plans for obtain
ing large tract of land in the yicin-
ity Of the Sturgeon Bay canal, front.
ing on Lake michigan, on which it is
proposed to build a club house, lay
out fine golf course, and erect May
small cottages. The project, If sue
cessful. he said, would make that sec
ton of Wisconsin a haven for tourists
as Michigan now Is.
The BOY Scout organization in la