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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

The Board of Trustees of the Re-
lief Association will meet tonight at
Z o'clock at the fire house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-13

The Board of Fire commissioners
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. Sew
eral important matters are to come
before the board tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-19

Mrs. P. A. Cook, wife of the popu- lar telegraph operator at Anchorage, was recently given an elaborate recep- tion, the occasion being in honor of her leaving for the states on an ex- tended visit. A theatre party was given afterward
 Mrs. E. E. Moore, wife of the su- perintendent of the George Inlet can nery, has just received a box of fine apples from the Yakima Commercial Company of Yakima, Wash, as prize | for being one of the first ten to no- | tify them that she had heard concert recently broadcasted by them. Mrs. Moore wrote and congratulated the company on the fine program recently enjoyed at George Inlet, southeastern Alaska.
 R. c. Mcdowell, the Artemus Ward of the coast guard service at Nome, has applied for a discharge, which has been granted by the department. MT. Mcdowell will follow mining for a chance. MT. McDowell was formerly on the San Francisco Examiner, and enlisted and was transferred to the Nome station.
 The Bureau of Education's new yes sel, Boxer, which will cruise the Der ing strait, attending to needs of the schools in that section, has cold storage space for 100 tons of meat, or 1900 reindeer carcasses. The boat on it's last trip outside this fall will take out a load of meat for Eskimo herd CTS. The venture is confined entirely to the natives.
 Waachter Bros. Company own a big herd of reindeer about 20 miles back of Kokrines. Headquarters for the na- tive herders are at Melozi hot springs These springs are highly mineralized and have a constant temperature of 142 degrees.
 The new Diesel electric tanker Stan dard Service of the Standard Oil Co.,, recently arrived in southeastern Alas ka with cargo of gasoline and oils. The vessel will come to southeastern Alaska on her next trip, going as far as Kodiak. The vessel is the first of her type ever built, powered with two six-cylinder 400-horsepower Diesel en- zines which have direct connection with 230-volt generators. The genera tors drive two main propulsion motors of 300 horsepower each. The vessel has two 115-volt exciters for the lighting plant and auxiliary machin cry A feature of the new vessel is disappearing anchors" which are drawn up in pockets built in the bow, making it impossible for projecting anchors to damage piers where the tanker berths.
 The city officials of Nome have started a crusade against gambling, and several citizens have been gath cred into the net.
 One hundred tons of Healy River coal was recently shipped to Ketchi- kan where it is retailed at SIS per ton
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-19

A. M. Oswald, formerly station agent at Girdwood, on the Alaska railroad, has been ordered to Fair. banks and has removed his wife and family to that city.
 The firm of Holm & Sutphen oi Petersburg, have secured franchise and are busy establishing a telephone system in Petersburg.
 The silver grey fox farm at Palmer owned by Jones and Campbell have have eight or ten pairs of foxes which have commenced to breed. The part. ners last winter sent to the states two silver grey belts for which they refused $750
 Capt. John A. O'Brien, veteran cap- tain in Alaskan waters, was severely injured recently in Seattle by an auto- mobile which ran over him.
 Thos. Kohanek, an electrician at Nome recently heard Portland and Los Angeles very clearly on a two- stage amplifier with vaacum tube. The set will be added to and an effort made to get into communication with the States.
 The past month saw sixty lambs born to the flock of Joseph Joliceur on his ranch on the Klondike riveY. near Dawson. This is the first flock of sheep ever wintered in the Yukon territory.
 The new chief of police at Anchor. age has jumped the city into a $1O,O0( damage suit, filed by J. c. Murphy, as attorney for Frank McGibney and Mrs. McGibney, plaintiffs in the case. Kavanaugh raided the McGibney lodg- ing house recently, it is claimed with out search warrant, and during the mele which ensued Mrs. McGibney and her husband received personal in- juries. The case will be tried at the next term of court.
 Leo Johnson, a Ketchikan fisher man, was arrested recently charged with being the owner of several hun- dred bottles of home-brew beer which was found in his place. Johnson said he knew nothing of how the beer came to be in his place.
 Three of the members of the Ketch- ikan teaching staff who were re-elect- ed for next year have resigned, in- cluding John E. Johnson, superinten- dent.
 Walter Frederickson, an old trapper who resides near Rocky Pass, south eastern Alaska, recently started out to run his traps, and became lost, turning up four days later at Camp bells fox ranch on Castle island. He was taken by gat boat back to his camp. Frederickson is supposed to be one of the best trail blazers of the section, but has hauled in his shingle since his recent experience
 The Yukon river towns are looking for a speedy run out of the ice this spring, the river boats being in readr- ness to follow it down as soon as it breaks.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
Should Be Placed for Devel-
opment of Wisconsin and
Not Loaned Outside.

Madison. visa state policy of
using money temporarily on hand
n the state treasury 20 aid and
develop farming, business and
other enterprises of the state was
urged by Solomon Levitan, state
treasurer. speaking at the county
treasures convention here.
The states money should be
loaned for the development of
Wisconsin and Wisconsin funds
should not be loaned outside the
state. Mr.. Levitan contended
Some time ago the state loan
cd some money in the teachers
retirement fund on Canadian
bonds" he said. This should
never happen again. There are
enough farmers in Wisconsin who
need money for the development
of their farms to whom this mon
~ can be loaned without resort
ing 20 foreign countries.
As state treasurer, | believe
that the money of the state
should be loaned TO those banks
which need the loan for the de-
velopmcnt of the different COM
munities. Just at present, the
farmers are getting ready for
their work and as much money
as the state can spare should be
Waced in banks in farming COM
munitics so that there may be no
stringency. nor curtailment in
aid 10 farmers.
There are many school dis
tricts in the state that need mon
ay and also / believe that the Wis
eonsin money should be loaned to
them. - Exchange.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
STATE MONEY LOANED THREE LAKES PIONEER
Joseph Gorski for Past Thirty
Years Progressive Resident
of That Village.

Monday the death of Joseph
Gorski occurred at his home in
Three Lakes after an illness dat
ing back over a year. A week
ago Mr.. Gorski left Eagle River
intending to go a hospital, but
was compelled to go to bed upon
his arrival at his Three Lakes
home. Death was momentarily
expected after this last attack.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row from the Catholic church in
the village of Three Lakes.
In the death of Joseph Gorski
the community comprising the
town and village of Three Lakes
loses a pioneer who had assisted
in its early advancement. Born
in Poland SO years ago, he came
to these United States when at
the age of twenty, settling in
Chicago for five or six years. His
residence i'm Three Lakes has been
a continuous one for the past
thirty years-one of the pioneers
of that town and village.
Twenty-seven years ago he mar
ried a resident of Three Lakes.
To this union there survive be-
sides the wife, seven children'
Norman, Henry, Edwin, Thomas
Alex, Emiel and Lottie.
Mr.. Gorski was an industrious
and aggressive man, going into
the wilderness at that time near
Three Lakes, hewing out one OF
the best farms that town con
tains today. Through hard labor
by himself and family, he accum'
ulated several farms near Three
Lakes and Argonne together with
considerable village property. A
year ago he built a modern mo-
tion picture building in Eagle
River and has had it in operation
since. He was instrumental in
bringing all of his brothers from
Poland and assisted them in their
start in business life. Many 9th
er old country friends were assis
ted by him in a like manner, anc
in his taking Three Lakes ano
this county loses an industrious
citizen and business man.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07

Three Lakes. The markers are
County Trunk Highway c., and
were not scheduled upon the state
maps.
II is now understood that the
state intends marking this high
way from Pratt Junction through
Pelican TO Monico to Three Lakes
to Eagle River TO State Line,
Highway A." doing away with
Highway 81 from Three Lakes
through Eagle River TO the state
line where Michigan Highway 20
starts for Watersmeet. How true
this is, we have been unable to
learn at this time, but that some
thing must be done in order to
give a plain marking of the high
way from Pratt Junction up the
Northwestern tracks 20 Three
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07

Lakes, is very apparent to the
villages along the line
Last year the new highway from
MonicO to Three Lakes along the
Northwestern right-of-way W a s
completed and it has shortened
the distance to both Three Lakes
and Etgle River, and there is no
question but that the bulk of the
traffic north will keep straight
ahead from Pelican to this sec
tion of the lake region, and will
not 90 out of their way by de-
touring through Rhinelander or
Crandon, miles out of their way.
Anyhow, Pelican Lake people
are up in arms over the present
condition of road changing and
marking and they are not to be
blamed in the least.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
Big Labor Bills Advanced.

Three big labor bills were fav-
ored in abe assembly on Wednes-
day. The Tucker bill provides for
a basic eight hour day. exempt
ng farmers and employers of less
than five persons. AsSemblyman
Mark voted against this bill. The
hi.Iian bill prohibits night work
m bakeries and the Ruffing bill
provides for one days rest in sew
en. The big fight was over the
basic eight hour day bin. This
measure was advanced by a vote
of 50 70 IS.
A bin by Senator Burke OF
Green Bay. TO make employment
of county nurses optional with
the county board, was killed in
the senate on Wednesday by q
vote Of - TO IL. The present
law makes such nurses manda-
tory. Two similar bills are now
pending in the lower house.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07

from the village much damage
was done the business places and
the resorts upon the lake nearby.
1t was impossible TO give any in
telligent routing to a traveller to
Pelican after the highway was
changed. 1t also stopped traffic
from going directly north thru
Pelican to Monico to Three Lakes
for the reason there were no
markings to guide the traveller.
Late last season, after Pelican
Lake and Three Lakes people had
registered a complaint TO the
state highway commission, mark
ers were placed from Pratt June
tisn, (where Highway 80 ambles
off sidewise) on the old highway
through Pelican to Monico to
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
OWNS HIGHEST POINT
State of Wisconsin Becomes
Owner of the Peak of Rib
Mountain at Wausau.

The state of Wisconsin is now
the owner of the highest point of
land in the state.
One hundred and sixty acres on
Rib Mountain were decided to the
state on Saturday by the execu-
tors of the Gensmann estate o.
Wausau. The heirs gave forty
acres, which includes the peak,
and the Wausau Kiwanis club
paid $1,000 for the other three
forty-acre tracts, all of which adj
join.
The land will always remain in
the states name providing it is
maintained as a state park, accord
ing to the provisions of the deed,
otherwise it will be given to Mar
athon county for park purposes.
If the county fails, after a lapse
of six months after reversion, the
land will be re-purchased by the
original owners who will main
tain it as a park.
The 1921 session of the state
legislature adopted a resolution
accepting the property for state
park purposes providing it was
donated. The Wausau Kiwanis
club became active in the crea-
ton of a public park on Rib
Mountain, and it was through the
clubs efforts that the sum was
raised to purchase the property
after the Gensmann heirs refused
to give all the land. Some of the
amount was donated by other
than club members.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07

Pelican Lake, that hustling little
village located on the main stem
of the Chicago & Northwestern
and on the shores of Pelican lake,
has for the past year been with
out a marked highway into and
through her main streets. 'Tis
said this was due TO some one
taking advantage of the lay of
the territory and having the state
commission change High
way 30 from running through
Pelican and Monico TO Rhineland-
er. They chopped off Highway
80 about a mile south of Pelican
Lake village. swinging it in a
direction through
Enterprise village to Rhinelander.
By taking Highway 80 away
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
STURDEVANT PIONEER
Pneumonia Takes Oneida
County Official - Twenty
Years in Office.

After a three days illness, Eli
jah G. Sturdevant, for twenty
yeras clerk of the court of Onei-
da county, died at st. Mary's hos
pital in Rhinelander last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Sturdevant was So years
old, having been born in Merrill,
Wis, in 1870. He had lived in
Rhinelander for thirty years. His
mother is at present living in Ar
iona. His father died about a
year ago.
In October, 1895, he was mar
ried to Grace NJ. Reed, who with
her only son, Reed, were visiting
in California at the time of his
death.
Mr.. Sturdevant was deputy pro-
bate Judge with offices in the
court house. He was also owner
of the only abstract firm in the
county.
The cause of Mr.. Sturdevant's
death was pneumonia, probably
brought on as the result of a trip
with the county road breaking
crew last Tuesday on the highway
toward Sugar Camp. He was tax
en- seriously III Tuesday night and
Wednesday was in the hospital.
Mr.. Sturdevant was very well
known in Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07


The attendance of the Parent
Teachers association meeting last
Thursday evening was better than
the previous meeting, showing an
increased interest. The program
consisted of a selection of songs
by the high school boys quintet, a
highly pleasing piano solo by lsa-
belle Leggate, and Mrs, c. H. Vie
gands paper on THE Habit of
Obedience" which was read by
Mrs. Finn Lawler on account OF
Mrs. Wiegand's absence from
town. A discussion of the sub
jet followed, led by Professor
Kracht. 1t was the sense of
those present that a change of
meeting night is desirable, so it
was voted TO hold meetings here
after on Monday instead of Thurs
day evening. The new arrange
ment is to hold the association
meeting at eight o'clock on the
evening of the first Monday in
each month during the school
year.
The program committee for the
next meeting is Mrs. L. ]. Kueh-
ne. chairman; Mrs. Frank Adams,
Mrs. Ruby Radcliffe and Miss Ell
Ia Beversdorff.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
Presidents Report.

Association was organized IN
May 1922. Solicited about 125 as
soeiate members at S1.OO or more
each. There are 3l9 plotted lots
in the cemetery are owned
by the association; 90 are uniden-
titled; 80 are owned by people
whose addresses we do not know
100 assessment notices were
sent out. A few were returned
unclaimed.
40 assessments have been paid.
a few are delinquent; perhaps
others did not receive their MOTTO
.es.
A man was kept in the ceme-
terry for about months under
supervision of some member of
the board. Grabbing, moving,
cleaning, and some leveling took
up this time. Some owners of
lots have not put their lots into
shape for a mower as required
by the statutes. The board urg-
es that this work be done before
Memorial Day.
Plans of the board for the flu
ture include a water system,
clearing and leveling implanted
parts, building a fence, laying
out and improving roadways. This
work will begin in the spring as
soon as the weather permits.
Our budget for next year will
be somewhat as follows:
Labor by sections - S500-S600
Fence, material on hand S50-S75
Water system -------- S5OO-S6OO
Plating -------------- 500
This totals Sl25O to Sl4OO with
out allowing for work on road
ways. The usual sources of in
come should produce about $3.50,
leaving $500 or more TO be OBJ
tanned from other sources.
The board offers a special vote
of thanks TO c. II. Wiegand and
Jonas Radcliffe for legal services,
given gratis.
Ruby b. Radcliffe,
President.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
Assembly Knocks Out
Attack on Newspapers

Madison-The assembly Tuesday
killed a bill introduced by Assem-
blyman Richard Elsner, Milwau-
kee Socialist, that would require
all newspapers and periodicals, to
insert the words paid advertise
ment" over any news item APP
pearing in the paper that would
tend 10 influence the public. As
semblyman Elsner attacked the
press of the country. He asserted
that newspapers are being pub
lished in the interest of Wall
Street. The proposal received
little support.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
Celebrated Birth Anniversary.

A home party was accorded
Mrs. A. W. Thorpe last Friday
evening by lady friends in the
village. The occasion was her
birth anniversary.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
ASSOCIATION ELECTION
New Directors Put in Office
Monday Evening = Report
of Officers.

The Eagle River Cemetery As
ISOLATION held its annual meeting
at the school house Monday night.
The following trustees were elect
ed for three years: Mrs. w. H.
Bonner, r. r. Ewald and Mrs. w.
II. Radcliffe.
Reports of the president and
treasurer were given as follows:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-03-07
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-08
VYPOVfDA BOZ SOClALlST0M.
BAVORSKY DIKTATOR Won KAHR
ZACFIRANf PRY NEMECKO.
KANCLER STRESSEMAN OZNAMIL v RfSSKEM
SNEMU SVUJ UPLNY KABINET.

Mnichov z. ijna. - Bavorsky diktator Won Kahr DO
vola dnes sobe nemecke zahranicnf zpravodaje,
nimz posov dlouhou rec Prav ze jeho cile jest
vvof slime N6mecko jez mohlo by dokaza ze nenese vi
ny svetovou vaku mohlo odrazi utoky upcd" cimz
pane minil Francouze Jedn1m havnich prostredkh
mu cf ma by poran SOCIALISM, cee care. Nesmi byti
mimi zadneho kompromsu zadneho spolupisobeni Nesmi
byti dikatury socalscke tfdy minen dktatorove ne
bot Marxismus znamena smrt vasti"
dale, ably dosah tohoto cile jest ochoten tomu aby
monarchsticka oazka pro ptomno zataena bya do
pozadi Prav ze vetsna BavorI jsou monarche mluvil
nasem korunnim princi ale jako Won Knng pred dve-
ma dny jako prime Ruprecht s dktator IDA by pre-
sweden, ze pftonou dobu musej pockat uskutec-
nGnim sveho pranf.
Behem sve Teci diktator prohlasil ze Nemc muse Sc
opetns sta pravymi obcany nsecka ces must BY
probuzena cehoz docii enom tfm kyz nacionaisnus
nabude op6tne vrchu cee zemi.
Bavorsko, pravil 'mus stat opetne silnym, nebot
kazde opatfenf ez pomaha Bavorsku, pom&ha
meckemu du Dodal pax, ze "Bavof nemaji zadnou ra-
dos Wemarske 1stavy jez pfivedla pohromu celou
zemi."
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odnI jake nepratelim N9mecka jeho feci dalo by Sc
soudi ze socanf demokrate z tvo vetsinu skeho sne
mu kte porovnapf radikaly jinych zemich evrop-
ektch jsnn krot nez Anslt konservatvcf use bt me-
bezpexnejM nez celia Moskva.
Slovo ''marxismus jest novym strasake nemeckych
akconaru Terror bolsevimu spartakimu pominul udz
marsmus muse byi vytazen, ably nsmecky lid byl po-
srasen dal 81 namuviti, ze nebezpeGi hrozi leva
Nenf sporu tom, ze bavorsky dktator mini upri-
ne svym odvaznym programem ale obzneM vec bude
no proveden uvazi prtomny povsechny fnanGnf
vra sla sacalsmu Prusku, Sasku Brunswicku rozhod
mutt Francie zskat mac die sveho presvedcen ma pravo
Berlin, Z. rna. - We vcerejsi schiz msskeho snemu
kancef Sresseman prosov rec jez parns byi vrcho
nym vykonem jeho kari&ry toho vsak ak byla prata
da Sc souditi ze novy kabinet dlouho Sc neudrzf
Maokdy oval potlesk, kdezto komuniste zurive
Sressemana doci rovnez nacionaste ej pferusova
vcere schulz pTpominaly bezprosedne pred
sgnac kancere Cuna jest dos mozno re tato rec Sres
semanova byla eho ''abutim zpsvem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-08
TRESTANQ NALEZENI BYLI MRTV.
JEDEN BYL ZASTRELEN, DIVA IA
HYNULI VLASTNf RUKOU.
JEJIcH 'PEvNOST" OBLEHANA KENTUCKOU
MlLICl PO TIL DNY.

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sedm muz0 vessel do deny nedaleke stanf kaznce
chy tn estanc nezdarenem pokusu t9k stfedu.
kdy usmr til dozorce. Nezli oddl odvaz do budo
ato ba zaplavovana celou hodinu ammoniakovym W.
parry, nez tOho nebyo treba nebot budove jez slime
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Get sest hodn byla objevena duhem poschod Monte
Waersovo 6o bylo naezeno blze severozapadni zdi
senou hlave hrozne popaene cd ganatu vvpae
neho rucnie Tela Lawrence Grifftha Harry Feranda
z spolu Waltersem h pevnost obnazena az pas by
la castecne crnena pod stolen postavenem pro zd
verozapadni strane
Znamky po prachu leve strane tela, pobze srdce.
nasv6dcovay akym zpdsobem Griffith Ferland zemfe
Zuha ruka Ferandova trimaa est6 ezky automatcky
vover Ruce tehto dvou muzd slozeny byy jake
by n6kdo byl vykonal pro ne tuto posledni suzbu.
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restancn spacha sebevrazdu kdyz vd9 ze nenf zadne
nadee vyvaznu jest take mozno, ze by zastfeleni Wal
tersem, jenz pax sam zahynu pod palbou oblehated.
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kamzk to sdeleno ze vsichni til zbunci nalezen mrtv
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ii muz1 kentucke milice 81 hodns Zacalo hned potom
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poledne Sfelbou zbujnfkd by por.n6ni cyfi dozorc til
II Mich zemreli.
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Lillian Watersova manzelka Monte Walterse podezfen
ze m6la castenst propaovan zbran restancGm stat
mi kaznici Eddyvlle.