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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
is SETTLING RAPIDLY
More Cleared Acres Means
More Money Turned Into
Deposits for the Farmer.

X. l.. Hatch, assistant director
of the agricultural extension SER
vice college of agriculture at Mad
ison, has prepared the following:
Since the war $3.50 new families
have settled in upper Wisconsin.
Most of them will win. Others
have won, so can they. But sue
cess means growing more and
more feed, hay, grain and roots
for livestock.
Seventeen cut-over counties in
upper Wisconsin had TO buy $500
5000 worth of feed last winter
There are 100000 head of cattle
more than can be fed next winter
on the feed that can be grown
nifty in which they are located.
As soon as the roads are in good
shape the committee, together
with the new county representa-
tive, expect to check up on the
environment of the animals to as
certain whether or not they are
being used as intended The re-
strictions surrounding the gifts
in no way are intended to make
it difficult for the recipient to re-
ceive the animals, but to guard
against any possibility of the
donors purpose being frustrated
and the performance of all con-
ditions in every case will rebound
to the great interest of the pres
ent custodian and future owner
of the animal.
Mr.. Florsheim feels that the
success of the movement so far
warrants him in continuing and
this he will do, not only this year
but in years to come as he seems
very anxious to bring about the
day when scrub animals in Oneida
county and Upper Wisconsin will
be a thing of the past. That
this county and all other coun-
ties to hereafter benefit by Mr..
Florsheim's generosity deeply APP
preciates his act was evidenced
by the enthusiasm aroused last
year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
OPERATE A HATCHERY
Lac Du Flambeau Indians
Have Fish Hatchery of
Their Own on Reservation.

Superintendent ]. NJ. Balmer, of
the Lac du Flambeau reservation,
states that the fish hatchery on
the reservation is now in opera
tion. Pike fry from the hatchery
is distributed in lakes only on
the reservation and thus the wa
tiers are kept stocked with this
variety of game fish. The cost of
maintaining the hatchery which
is under government supervision,
comes from fees charged fisher
men who visit the Lac du Flam-
beau lakes during the summer.
These fees are nominal and are
gladly paid by the tourists.
Mr.. Balmer says the hatchery
is one of the largest and best
equipped in the state and is well
worth a visit especially at this
time of the year. The Indians
take much interest in the work,
being keen for keeping their lakes
well stocked with fsh.-New
North.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
OPERATE A BOYS CAMP
Camp Grounds Will Be Lo-
Gated on Duck Lake Two
Miles North of Village on
Chain.

BY the purchase of tract of
frontage on the north shore of
Duck lake two miles north of the
village on the Eagle chain of
lakes, MeSsrs. Thos. Larkin, Felix
C. Saltzstein and Arthur Thorn
sen, all of Milwaukee, will put in.
operation a boys camp for
the coming season which opens
July first for a period of eight
weeks.
The above gentlemen visited
Eagle River last week, and have
decided on this region as their
location. They had picked a tract
of frontage at Minocqua, but af-
ter issuing their printed matter,
decided upon the Eagle Waters
location.
Mr.. Larkin is director of the
Milwaukee Athletic Club; Mr.
Salzstein a graduate of Yale and
an outdoor man; Mr. Thomson
holds many swimming records in
the A. A. u.
The camp will be comprised of
a main assembly building and
cabins enough this year to house
a crowd of thirty boys. The
camp will be called "Flambeau
Camp"
The Eagle Waters, comprising
both chains, have now four camps
for boys and two camps for girls.
Every year parents are finding
that the placing of their children
in a camp of this sort adds a big
percentage toward the making of
better men and women in the
coming business fields.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
THE DAY is DIFFERENT
Decoration Day Has a Differ
ent Meaning This Year
Memories That Are Fresh
in the Mind.

This year when Decoration Day
dawns all of the boys who gave
their services and their lives "ov-
erthere" will have found their last
resting place either here IN
America or somewhere IN
France" 1t was a matter of per-
sonal opinion where each one
should rest, some mothers want
ing all that was mortal of their
boy back on their native soil. But
wherever they rest each grave
will undoubtedly be decorated
on this Decoration Day.
Each year as we have watched
the Decoration Day parade form
ing and listened to the services it
has seemed that only to the old
soldiers who fought in the Civil
War did the ceremony really mean
anything. To them it was a very
solemn thing but to the younger
men and especially to the child
rem who took part in decorating
the graves it meant nothing more
than a Decoration Day Parade"
No one had ever explained TO
them the aching hearts behind
all those graves they were deco
rating. No one had ever explain
ed to them the horrors of war.
But now the veterans of the
world war are young men still.
They will not forget and let us
hope they will not allow others
to forget, the horrors through
which they have passed to save
the principle of freedom and de-
mocracy. Let us hope that the
little children will imbibe some of
their spirit and that they will
grow up, not with the old fash
Ioned idea that war is a glorious
thing and that to be a soldier is
to be a glorified parsonage.
Let us hope that they will grow
up with a horror of war and of
what it brings and that they will
never submit to it. Therein lies
the hope for the future. Therein
lies the promise that future Dec
Grafton Days viii not find fresh
graves added to the already too
long list to be decorated.
Let us consider these things on
the coming Decoration Days. Let
US" ponder them in our hearts"
and resolve that if education can
avoid this bloody god of war, we
will not stint the education.-Ex-
change.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
CITY mILLIoYFRY
..LEstzbery at Eagle River
.WU Make Record This
v.-rCannot Handle Fry
Fast Enough.

Co Henry Mielke,
H-batching station
this station VIII
100000 pike fry
/ and the coming
/ conditions for a rec
/ e perfect, and he Is
thar the Eagle waters
average I'm Matching
Hn this year was secur-
nam Biz and Little Twin
To-Day shipment IN the
amounted 10 $50
over $4,000 fry and al.
taken 20 Phelps for
back Don the lake where
ms first secured The
at hatch from natur-
is said 90 be less
percent. From the
t win go better than
cnt and possibly a
r m this case BIC
re. Twin lake will be Civ
more than was taken. II
care ba exercised in the
- Che fry should propa-
ru the maximum. OF
rr. must take into con
the ravaEes made upon
fr m other fish when first
- loose i1 the water.
Tie reason for so many fish
-- rrs.ef dead after the
@ been extracted. is not
ans percentage of injury 20
fh hrt il Is said 10 be trac-
e almost exclusively To holdins
fa GOO long In the retaining
after they have been Melted
their spawn. No dead fish
.rus been reported from Twin
ras. which viii show that care
ia. taken by the men employed
j. Geuts the fish rs quickly as
ur was secured.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

within the borders of these coun-
ties if every cleared acre is put to
work growing feed for livestock.
All of the land cleared and seed
ed this summer will not save the
day.
Here is the proof: There pas
sed through one of two banks in
a small town up to February this
year. over 100000 in payment for
feed bills. Another town in the
new section has been spending
money for feed at the rate Of
$4,000 a month. There was
shipped over a single railroad IN
to five counties in northern Wis
consin $40 car loads of hay and a
grand total of 1912 car loads of
feed during the year just closed.
But why multiply Illustrations?
There are one hundred thousand
head of cattle TO the twenty-three
thousand farms in this area more
than the present amount of clear
ed land will support-an average
of four full grown animals TO the
farm! If each farmer should
clear four acres a year it would
take him three years TO catch up
with his livestock. And all the
time the livestock continues to
increase. We cannot afford to
sacrifice profit producing live
stock. 1t is needed as founda-
ton for future herds and fiocks.
Farmers in this rapidly develop
ing section must raise something
besides feed for livestock, If they,
themselves, don't want to go
hungry. If these things be true
and they are true, clear more
land.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION

A meeting for the purpose
of organizing a Cemetery
Association in the village of
Eagle River will be held in
the High School on Thurs
day tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. Every person
owning a lot or being inter-
ested in improving our GEM
etery is asked TO be present.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

John Jaud of Lac Vieux Desert,
who last year disposed of Hill
side Resort" on that lake to w.
II. Love, has erected a main lodge
and cottages a half mile down
the lake, and will call his new
hostelry The Edgewater Beach
Resort" Mr.. Jaud was in Eagle
River last Saturday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

Eagle River school teachers
drove to Three Lakes Saturday.
and made the return trip by mo-
tor boat through the two chains
of lakes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
ELECT FAIR OFFICERS
Agricultural Society Held An
nual Meeting Last We'd
nesday--Big Bumper Fair
for 1922 the Slogan.

8 b.--er better fair for 1922
ttE slogan Tor Villas county this
year. and after the dates have
- t 30 wiI. be the duty of
c.ag man % do his best in the
promotion af our fall attraction.
Wednesday afternoons meeting
uta u che election Of the
following officers for the year
U
e e >gfert president.
Meteor Johnson. vioe-pres.
Ca. H Adams. secretary.
las H Wicgand, treasurer.
Games EoIte. Mrs. c. G. McCul-
@ and Amos Radcliffe are the
OF the premium commit
tee
l #~e IS ripe for the begin
-.-s GO efforts toward one Of the
a- end best fairs Villas coun-
iE s ever produced. She has
a some excellent exhibitions N
~ and there is no question
60 the outcome Of the
~ exhibition. Prepare your ex-
- lH now while the time Is
and before It has REACHED a
t when production Is out OF
... Question.
s.s ant Ais.-Business Getters
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
BAND CONCERT

Beginning tomorrow evening
and continuing all summer, the
band will hold their weekly open
air concerts at the park every
Thursday evening.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
GIVE PURE BRED SIREs
Florsheim on Shishebogama
Lake Near Woodruff Gives
to Villas County Farmers
Pure BREEDS.

Sidney Z. Florsheim, a farmer
who operates on a big scale west
Of Woodruff a few miles, has
again placed at the disposal of
farmers in both Oneida and Villas
county pure bred sires for the
building up of their dairy herds.
The following taken from last
weeks Rhinelander Daily News,
has been handed in 10 US for pub
LEGATION by the Northern Wiscon-
sin Development Association, of
which this county is a member.
Mr.. Sidney Z. Florsheim. own
er Of the lockwood Dairy Farm
in the town Of Minocqua, is now
making plans 10 carry out his
very generous offer of last year
10 the community. II will be re
called that at that time Mr.. Flor
sheim donated six pure bred bull
calves from his Guernsey herd of
the Glenwood strain to the people
Of Oneida county. Three of the
animals went TO residents of the
town of Minocqua, where Mr..
Florsheim lives, one to a farm in
Hazelhurst, one 10 Woodruff and
one TO the town of Crescent, near
Rhinelander. All of these ami
mails were donated free of any
cost whatever TO the persons able
to qualify on condition only that
the animals be given the proper
treatment for a period of three
years. During this period the
title was to remain with the coun-
" agricultural representative, Mr..
West or his present successor in
office. Should the recipient COM
Dly with the contract entered into
between him and the committee
in charge, and properly care for
the animals during the three-year
period, il was TO become absolute
" his at the end of that time. A
committee was appointed to have
charge of the matter, as Mr.. Flor
sheim did not care TO have any
personal strings attached to his
gift.
Mr.. Florsheim at that time
stated that he desired TO continue
this year his most generous and
worthy offer, and is now selecting
five bull calves from the same
herd. all pure breds, which will be
distributed this year as follows:
One 10 the town Of Flambeau IN
Villas county, one TO the village
Of Eagle River in Villas county,
and three to territory adjacent TO
Rhinelander. Mr.. Florsheim feels
that Villas county should be con-
sidered this year inasmuch as a
part of his farm is located in that
county. and the further fact that
he is very DESTROYS of distributing
Lnt.-H AAtAttla4e Is MAASlg d. us
sible in this Upper Wisconsin
clover region. The three animals
to be given to Oneida county will
be exhibited at the fair in the
fall and the persons to whom
they are TO 20 selected at that
time by the committee. The two
TO be distributed in Villas county
will probably be brought TO the
fair at Eagle River, although it is
possible that the one for the town
of Flambeau may be taken TO the
village of Flambeau at one of
their fall exhibitions.
Ii Is stated that the six wonder
ful animals donated last year have
been doing very well and have
now practically all reached the
point where they are in the most
valuable condition to the commu-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
Buying BlOoded Stock.

Joseph Kick of Sayner was ov-
er Friday with several head of
purebred Holstein cows which he
had purchased from Nestor john
son near Phelps. These cows, to-
gether with several other head
will be placed upon the Mau farm
near Sayner where a dairy of
some proportions is in operation.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
See Bits of Life" Sunday.

Renk's Opera House Sunday
night shows Marshall Neilan's lat
est production, Bits of Life. A
wonder in screen surprises. Don't
miss it. 17-1t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
.Rits of Life

The very latest in screen sur
prise. At Renk's opera house Sun
day evening. Action, drama, mys-
terry, laughter, thrills. See it.
17-lt.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17
Paint Demonstration.

Until Thursday forenoon (tO-
morrow a demonstration for the
Sherwood-Williams Paint COmpa-
ny will demonstrate at Larry's
Electric Shop. A present will be
given to every child accompanied
by parent. 17-1t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

Mrs. w. F. Meyer returned from
a short trip Thursday to Amigo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-05-17

N. Want Ads.-Business Getters
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-26
Ell TEAM PUERTO RICO A TONCE
PRoXIMO CAMPEoNAT0

FL team PUERTO RICO, qIa Sc ha
hecho ell mas popular de los teams de
San Juan, pues cuenta con eIcelentes
jugadores, en- su mayor parte instructo-
res de cultura fisica. empleados Gel go
hierno Insular, efcinistas, estadiantes
de la Universidad de High Schools
de reconocida honradez, prob RLlcmente
ira jugar con ell PONCE On los te-
rrenos del Castillo (Grief Stadium), uno
Gle los domingos de JUNO. Los juegos
seran bien renidos, pues los '1eones'
pelearan hermanos cen hermanos, y los
muchachos del PONCE quieren demos
trsr los Faberlles, Beitia y Rogue
que no solo en- Ia epoca de Gerr:sh Sc
saba ser ''coacher" sino que hoy tam
bien. Ponce tiene la idea de concerta1
un campeonato de base ball entire las
conccidas novenas, Jacaguas, Ccamo
Puerto Rico, Colectiva y Ponce. Los
primeros pasos han sido dados en- el
scntido de que ell team PUERTO RICO
Ia decidido prestar la debida atenci6n
al asunto. iManos la obraI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-26
tai DIA COMO HOY
2e DE MAYO DE 1896
MURIo EEL CARIBE


Jose G.. PadilIa, poeta sutil de la tie
rruca borinquena, naci6 en- julio de mil
ochocientos veintinueve en- la capital de
Puerto Rico. Durante su infancia vi
vio en- el pueblo de Afiasco, donde curse
la instruction primaria. Enviado por
sus padres Galicia, estudio ALI me-
dicina, graduandose mas tarde en- la
Universidad de Barcelona con brillante
exito.
Al regrssar a la patria riqueia Sc
dedic6 ejercer su profession EN- la vi
LA del Captain Correa, (Arecibo) lue'
go Sc traslad6 Vega Baja, donde fijd
su nueva Y permanenSe residencia.
Padilla, hombre de grandes y eleva-
das ideas, Sc dedic6 tambien al fiorido
cultivo de la poesia. Nutri6 <su mente
con la lectura ritmica de los autores
clasicos y su erudici6n artistica la obtu
vo, delicada y arm6nica, al calor de
los poetas ideales del siglo XIX.
Padilla (El Caribe) fue un poeta II
rico de altos vuelos. su estilo es belio
v elevado, vislumbrandose en- el su ten
peramento clasico. Entire los prlncipes
de la literature hispana, ell doctor Pa
dilla ocupara un digno puesto por su
talento v por su arpa vibradora de poe
ia tropical.
En- cierta OCCASION Padilla sostuvo una
polemica en- verso con un poeta espafiol,
.donde con su rina satirica defendi6 con
brillantez ell derecho de sus conciuda-
danos. su obra poetica mas esplenden-
te, segun la crftica, hubiera sido Ell be-
llo poema titulado puerto Rico" del
que solo escribi6 sesenta y cinco oc-
tavas reales inspiradisimas, donde cl
pceta dejo la inmaculada huella de su
alma sentimental de su estilo gran
dilocuente.l Lego a la literature regio-
nal un gran repertoire de preciosas poe
sias
Us6 ell seud6nimo "El Caribe" en-
sus poesias satiricas, con las cuales OBJ
tuvo la corona del merito immortal,
que es otorgada por la historic los
poetas sublimes.
FL Caribe fue un digno ciudadano de
mobiles ideales un ga1lardo poeta de
patriotica Ira. su nombre, junto con
su seudonimo Ell CARIBE, perdurara
en- los anales de nuestra literature CO.
mo. perdurara en- las concavidades de
Ia terra ell bello mar de nuestras playas,
ell pielago azul que nos rodea: el Mar
Caribe.
Ell doctor Padilla muri6 en- el pueblo
de Vega Baja, amado por sus conciuda
danos honrado por su fama de no.
bic portorriquefo. NTuri6 en- la terra
borincana, donde la esbelta palma real
es acariciaaa por el aura tropical de Ia
maharsh.
iRecordemos al poeta insignel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-26
DEsDE SAN GERMAN
RADIO, VS.. COLUMBUS STARS.

El domingo 81 del corriente SC llevo
efecto en- la iga Waterloo ell desafio
de base ball mas importante de Ia tenn.
porada, entire la afamada novena Era
dio" de Mayagiiez, y Columbus Stars
de San German. Como ell Radio esta
considerable como ell campeon entire las
novenas de segunda clase de ia isla, Ell
pnblico de este pueblo creia cue iba.
mos uevar la gran paliza de este te-
rrible y afamado team.
Como las tres de Ia tarde empez6
Ell juego. anotando ell RADIO cuatro
carreras en- ell primer inning, debido d
errores de los muchachos del COLUM-
BUS. Pero en- Ell segundo, tercer y Guar
to innings les anotamos once carreras,
que nos dieron la esperanza de que el
juego est3ba ganado por nosotros Pero
en- el quinto inning hubo algunas ma
las jugadas de nuestra parte, aunque
no anotaron los del RADIO ninguna
earrera. En- los sexto, septimo y octave
innings los errores cometidos por los del
Columbus les dieron al Radio doce ca
rreras, aunque en- el noveno inning les
anotamos tres carreras, ganando ellos
el juego por dos carreras. Terrin6 el
juego con ell siguiente score:
RADIO 400 20 8 / 6 0-17
C. S. o137 7oo10 3-15
Aconsejamos Arsenic, Ell pitcher del
Columbus tenga mas calma jugando,
v no lie de coraje por cualquier tonte-
ria, que esas cosas hacen perder un
juego. Necesitamos mas calma y mas
discipline en- Ell juego. Esper1nos que
la proxima vez Sc porten mejcr.
Los del RADIO jugaron mry bien
sus bsses. Los del COLUMBUS jugaron
muy NAL en- ell campo, distingl;6ndose
al bate mas que los del RADIO
Ell pr6ximo domingo % volveremos
e medir las fuerzas con Ell famoso RA-
do, y esperamos disputarle 81 ''cham-
pionship" de las novenas de segunda
clase.
Ell team columbus Stars reta a
cualquier novena de segunda clase de la
isla. Dirijase al manager don Francis
co seryera Silva, al captain, don
Rafael S. Brau.
La novena de Sabana Grande nos
reta para jugar en- su pueblo, perc por
10 que lie hicieron al team del Institute
Folitecnico, cuando jugaron ALA. dedu-
cimos que nos pueden hacer 10 mismo
Retamos a la novena de ese pueblo a
jugar en- cualquier liga menos en- la
liga de elIos. Ellos tienen la palabra.
MENENIN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-26
La Hernia Mata 1000
Indiyiduos AnuaImente

Mueren anualmente siete mil persenss
, el ieertifcado de defuaci6n dice: Her
MA. Por quel Porque estos desdichados
no han tenido enidadO de ellos mismos Sc
han abandonado simplemente han cuidado
del sintoma ia hinchazon) de la parte afec-
teda sin poner atenei6n la eausa iQuS
esta I'd. hac.endog Sc esta I'd abandOnan-
do o usando nm braguerO alguna .aplica-
ci9n como quiera llamarlo2 El braguero
cuando mas es un palliative. un falso sos-
ten 9uesto para proteger un muro que Sc
derTumbO, del cnal no SO puede esperar
mas que una ayuda mecanica. La preston
que ejerce sobre el lugar retarda los mls-
cnlos dehilitados de 10 qne mas necestan:
sl alimente.
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado un mOdo, =
todos aquellos que padecen con los brag0e-
r0s Guedan invtados a hacer una prneba
GRATIS muy pFiyadamente en- sus propias
easas. FL metodo PLAPAO es incuestiona-
blemente el m6todo mas cientffco, l6gico
de mayor exito que Sc conoce en- sl mundo
para fratar la hernia
El "colchoncillo" PLAPAO, cuando sc
adhere al cnerpo, no llega nuneA resBa-
iarse nj a salirse del mgar pOr cnya ra-
s6n nunca raspa nj peIlizca Tan suave Coz
mo. ell terciopelo--facn de aplcar-sin cos
rante ell suefo. No tene correas nj he
bilas. nj resortes
Aprenda Cd. c6uo cerrar la abertura de
Is hernia como 10 mRnda la naturaIeza, pa
ra une la hernia no Sc saIga para abajo
o. A. para la prueba GRATIS del PLAPAo
los informes instructivos nocesarios
Mande su nombre hoy mismo A PLAPAo
CO., 34o1 Stuar. Bid, st. Louis, Mo-. E.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-26
de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son labo-
riosas. 81 la dyspepsia Ie hace SUI
frff. ST las funciones de su esto-
mago y su hlgado no estan re-
guIarizadas, pruebe Ell aqua di-
gestiva de Saratoga, narca
sGeyser" y podra listed digerir
hasta piedras. ST miles de per-
sonas reciben. yendo a Sarato-
ga, la ventaia de estas maravi-
aosas aguas Gpor que no ha de
recibirla usted igual2 Pruebe
una soIa boteIIa. De venta en-
Farmacia, HoteIes y coimados.
Sc solicitan agentes.
se Representante:
C. r. WYMAN.
Allen 81. San Juan.