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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-01-09

Stevens Point-A BUCK fawn weigh
ing sixty pounds lost its life near
Stevens Point when it became en-
tangled in one Of the devices Of civil
cation. The fawn swan across the
pond of the Big Plover river at Jordan
six miles northeast OF the CITY, ran
across highway &C and into barbed
wire fence which broke its neck.
Frank Hornberg, conservation warden,
sold the venison to the highest bidder.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-01-09

Madison-Dr. Arthur V. De Neveu,
Wyocena, has been appointed deputy
state health officer for the northern
district to succeed DR.. Louis DOrpat
resigned. DR.. De Neyeu assumed his
work on Jan. 1, with headquarters al
Rhinelander. DR.. Dorpat, who has
been in the state servie as deput!
since 1916, has accepted an offer t
become health officer Of IronwoOl
Mich.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-01-09

oconto-Emil Tetzlaff, restdir.
Gillett, narrowly escabad das1 lea,
a team of horses he was dri rI Tl'a
came frightened on hearing o
whistle near Fitzgerald crossi : u 'al
bolted directly in the path Of -. aug
CINE. Both horses We're instant tLe e. %
ed the wagon demolished and Ts,, A..
thrown to the ground. He was ns ,.'sp
scious when picked up and taken r- ~
local hospital where it was fo,r5 !"
he had several ribs fractured 'u''
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-01-09

Sturgeon Bay--Five +h1>
els OF potatoes will he n"d bQA
quota for the relief or UOF Count,
German children. This u Snt staring
ton has been suggested ~ r4lgae dooa,
tive committee, headed Tile eIeee
James G. Martin. A CON-. W Mayo,
ganization has been fornS , y Vide o.,
parts OF Door county will do + -, and az
for this cause. Each townsb 'usl' Ss'tt
county is expected to give 85 say IN ~ tl'
OF potatoes and raise $lOO in es UsSasl'
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-01-09

Eau Claire--Fire of unknown origin
destroyed the general store Conduct "a
by Lehman Brothers at Gilmanton.
Wis, entailing loss of $4,000 which
~ss Dassay covered by insurance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
CAN HOME MEAT
Demonstration Given Near Martinez
Wednesday Is Success.

Meat canning by the producer has
become reality in Bexar county. with
the announcement of a successful beef
canning demonstration given ut the
home of Adolnh Hid. farmer living
in the neighborhood of Martinez. We'd
nesday. Miss Ida Reynolds, who in
augurated beef canning i'll Bexar coun-
~ nearly one year ago, conducted the
demonstration, and fifteen or twenty
families living in the neighbOrhood of
the Hid farm participated nj the In
struction.
Miss Reynolds, county home demon
stration agent of the agricultural de-
rartment of the San Antonio Chamber
of Commerce, has established rep
utation among rural workers for her
meat canning, which includes sausage
and pork canning. Miss Reynolds In
structed Mr.. Hid and his family in
the method of steam pressure canning,
and influenced the Hilds to purchase a
modern steam pressure canning outfit
which has become almost a neighbor-
hood nlant, according to Miss Rey.
nolds; who stated that the idea Of
preserving home-raised produce ha:
spread contagiously through rural sec
ton of this county during the las
year.
The beef was killed and cut the da,
before the demonstration, and wa
thoroughly chilled on ice during tn
night. The meat was cut into smalle
pieces and canned on the followin;
day, Wednesday.
An enthusiastic home demonstra
ton meeting was held at Salado Val
ley on Tuesday, when so women anC
twenty girls exhibited samples Of theil
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
SENATOR MOSES TELLS
WOMEN INQUIRIES ARE
GROTESQUE SPECTACLE
Only Thing Proven Is That
cabinet Member Told
i- a Lie," He Says.

Philadelphia, April 4.-Describins
the Senate investigations at Wash
ington as "a grotesque spectacle,
United States Senator Moses. of New
Hampshire. told the Republican wo-
men of Philadelphia in an address
last night, that the only thing the
investigators have proven is that a
"former secretary in President
cabinet told lie."
Senator Moses declared the only
testimony submitted to the committee
came from "dopes, DRINKS and di-
vorcees," and dealt principally with
rumors regarding alleged statements
of dead men.
"What has happened" he said. dis
not widespread or characteristic of
Republicanism. Only isolated cases
have been brought to light. but they
have been so exploited that i feel
they have undermined confidence in
even the government itself. A former
secretary in Presidents cabinet told
lie and nothing more than this has
been proven anywhere"
Mrs. Mabel Willbrandt, an assist
ant attorney general, declared that
the Republican party "is approaching
the zero hour"
with all this rumor and gossip
the Democrats are lifting us off our
feet-and l am speaking now of
former Attorney General Daugherty.
Over go per cent of the litigation
handled in the at rney generals de-
partment deals with prohibition and
taxes and all of it has passed over
my desk.
so far as my knowledge goes the
Republican party has nothing TO be
ashamed of in the administration of
Harry NJ. Daugherty."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
BATS!
A Book on Batting Given Ere
With Every Louisville
Slugger Bought

Boys, these are wonderful La
Just the kind the champions uI
And, too, you'll get one of tho
books, "The Knack of BATTING
by the greatest batting coach,
B. Sheridan. Better come al
get a new bat tomorrow.
JOSKE'S FOURTH FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04

work. The work represented the cours.
es specified in the years program. and
included art work, MILLINERY, prac-
teal sewing. tailored finishing, and
cooking. Visitors from Atascosa coun-
ty were entertained at this meeting.
Regular meetings of the girls clubs
of Coker. Kirby and Martinez were
held by Miss Reynolds on Tuesday
and the Selma cooking and sewing
clubs will hold their regular meeting
on FRIDAY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Right Here!
Easter Candies and q,
Bunnies for the Riddles

Brown and white rabbits, Sc TO
$500.
White fur rabbits, 2jc to $1.50.
Rabbits with voice or bell, 1Oc 10
S1.25.
Chocolate novelties, &c TO $500.
Panorama eggs, 10c to $1,000.
Marshmallow eggs. 1c to 81 n box.
Milk fondant eggs, lb. 49c.
Easter baskets, 10c TO $500.
Cocoanut cream eggs, lb. Ace.
Easter bunny nests, 10c.
Maillard and Jacobs candies.
Bunts Bros fine candies.
Complete line of Easter favors and
novelties.
JOSKE'S STREET FLOOR
Agdin TomOrrosp, Entire Stock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Bill Would Promote Mining.
Wa shingtnn. ID. C.. ApriI A.

bill to promote the mining of potash
on the public domain was introduced
yesterday by Chairman Ladd of the
Senate public lands committee. Under
its provisions prospectors would be
permitted 10 operate OH sections not
to exceed 2J60 acres in area. and upon
the location of potash they would be
granted leases TO the land. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Gift Shop
2O%. Off

Just think Of the pretty things
you can have now for your
home. The longing for a lamp,
that pretty vase you have want
ed for the mantel, the picture
that you have dreamed some day
would hang in the den.
All these things and others
can be had for much less now.
Come on down and select them
early. They will make lovely
Easter gifts, too.
JOSKE'S SECOND FLOOR (
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Easter Cards

Have you bought your Easter card
vet? II you, haven't. tomorrow will be
an excellent time to do SO. for right now
we have an excellent assortment. with
the dearest little verses on them. Priced
from SC TO Csc.
JOSKES STREET FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04

Miss Margaret Cheney, 2s, is act
ing as manager of the Tippecanoe
Loan and Trust Company. million
dollar financial institution at Lafay-
cite. Ind. Early last fall her father,
active head of the bank. became i'll
and since that time she has managed
every phase of the banks burden.
And she is making success of IT..
Her official title is assistant secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
CONSOLATION
PRIZES

When the baby gets sick you
can be certain It isn't his lungs
and the neighbors win check you
up on this consolation.
II you left your flask home
don't forget 1t might have put
your dress suit out Of shape.
The first gray hair isn't a. bad
as the last.
When the maid breaks the
wife's favorite vase consider It
might have been your favorite
pipe.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
YOU
NEVER HEAR
BY Nat N. DorfInar,

y - sN@U - AAQA AAAMe8AAn
.knT MI You say your car
can't make more Klian
fifteen miles an hour?
Wen. 4 that's 20. then Trarric
Officer Smith must have been
mistaken. He says you exceeded
the speed limit. but l presume
his own speedometer il wrong.
Well. az Judge OF this court
there e but one thing / can do.
and that is dismiss you with my
apologies. always take the
word Of the offender to that Of
the traffic officerg'
Peace and quiet7 Ghuclss.
man, don't stop at this hotel for
the summer r that's what you're
looking Tor. There's q coal mine
q mine away, ana they're forever
using dynamite that rocks this
part Of the country for miles
around. Boy. an iron foundry lie
q peaceful Joint compared %
this. I'm the proprietor. and, h.
1ieve me. I was stuck when /
bought this placer
Hello! oh, u this you, Janef
though I'd call you up to ten
you your wedding gift to me
just came. ! unpaclzed It iur,
riedly, expecting to see some.
thing really worth while, you be-
ing 50 rich, but when I saw moth
ing but some cheap glassware !
was really shocked. Gracious,
Jane, il this the kind Of . present
I'm to expect from you.. one Of
my dearest and oldest girl churns?
I wouldn't wish such Junk on
my enemy?'
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

- o MANY women are having
their hair bobbed lately or
4 getting their neck shaved
that it's almost impossible Tor .
man to get into barber shop.
The average barber ID . former
pea captain and with him it's
''Women and children first.
"A man cant flirt with the man.
tourist nowadays because his wife
= liable to Be sitting in one Of
tbs chairs getting her hair cut.
About ill q tonsorial parlor Is
rood for any more Il q place to
leave your laundry
It's nothing for q man to call
bis girl and tell her to meet him
3 the barber shop.
She can sit in his lap and set
3 O shampoo, while he's having .
shave.
a New York fellow ana his
sweetheart always get barber
chairs next to each other every
day at twelve o'clocok and hold
hands during their lunch hour.
They reserve these seats the
sAlne a. anybody else would order
theater tickets.
Another guy used to get four
ehAves q day and 90 back every
time with q different girl.
He kept this up until the girls
husbands began patronizing the
same shop.
Tonsorial parlors are getting as
popular az automobile and parks.
] You buy your girls dinner and
pay for her taxi, SO why shouldn't
you treat her to a bob.
For fifty cents you can get a
shampoo and all the spooning
you want.
) Now that q man can bring his
own girls with him, a manicurist
has to be exceptionally beautiful
: to get a job these days.
1.-THE nail polisher II pretty.
the customer leaves his sweet
heart at home; but IL she isn't, he
goes back and gets her.
Today, only old fashioned men
read magazines in barber chairs.
Several barber shops are already
beginning to look like the lobby
Of the Y. w. G. A.
It's q wise man who knows
where he can get a shave or hair
cut without leaving himself open
- . breach Of promise suit.
Copyright, 1924, BY King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
Physicians Discovery Called Norma
1 SAFELY Reduces II To Normal
ana Dizzy Spells Disappear.

Thousands who have dizzy spells,
gleeplegsness, nervousness, short.
ness of breath, pains In the head
and impaired energy have been told
by physicians or insurance exam.
iners that they have high hood
pressure. The serious results are
well enough known to check e at
once. High blood pressure caused
by overtaxing the heart often
brings on Bright's Disease; APO
IpIexy and sudden death.
Norma reduces high blood ;pres
sure TO normal. Oftan one bottle
NH 90 It, Many have 90 testified.
slf ID q doctSE,s prescription thAt's
harmless and 10 also much used BY
women at the changing time OF
life who usually have blood pres
sure above normal. Ask for Norma
az Peoples Drug Stores or any
other good druggist.
The Name IL
NORMA
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
AnVERTIsEMeNT
Stomach Trouble
CanBe Corrected
Quicklyandil Easily

II the Stomach is Upset
and the Digestive Sys-
I tenn Is Not Working
Properly One Cannot
Hope to Feel Well and
Strong. Many COnlpi-
cations Have Their ORR
gin In An Upset StOln-
! ach.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
TANLAC is WORLDS
BEST TONIC FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE

This Great Medicine Will
Tone Up the System,
SOOthe An Inflalned
Stomach, Remove Accu-
mulated Poison and
! Start the Digestive Or.
(. gans FunctiOning Prop
/ erly, Thus Allowing the
] System To AssirniIate
! the Foods One Eats.
All Good Druggists
!. Sell TANLAC.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
ADVERTISEMENT


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The Washington times., 1924-05-12
international
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Atlanta, Ga.
Effective Treat
rnent Seen in New
Gland Discovery
GlandOgen Provides Simple Method
Of Taking Glandular Treatment


Scientists Of International prom.
!nence declare that the vital glands
OF young animals have renarlxable
power for renewing vitality, tonIYa
up the entire system and building
up nerve force.
BY q new discovery these glands
are now scientifically prepared IN
convenient, compact tablet form for
Internal use. This. preparation IL
known as Glandogen, prepared from
the vital glands Of healthy young
People who have taken clando.
sen only q few days have written
letters telling OF results that seem
astonishing. GlandOgen can 10
procured at Peoples IS Drug stores.
CLAND0CEN I
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

It's nothing for man to cali
bis girl and tell her to meet him
q the barber shop.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

About ill q tonsorial parlor Is
rood for. any more Il q place to
leave your laundry.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

She can sit in his lap and set
q shampoo, while he's having .
shave.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

a New York fellow and his
sweetheart always get barber
chairs next to each other every
day at twelve O'Clock and hold
hands during their lunch hour.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

The average barber ID . former
sea captain and with him it's
s'Women and children first.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

They reserve these seats the
sAns a. anybody else would order
theater tickets.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

Another guy used to get four
ehaves q day and 80 back evsty
time with q different girl.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

he kept this up until the g1rIs'
husbands began patronizing the
same shop.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

TonSorial parlors are getting az
popular az automobile and parks.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12
B'ARBERING
] THE LADIES

~ o MANY women are having
their hair bobbed lately or
getting their neck shaved
thar it's almost impossible Tor .
man to get into . barber shop.
The Washington times., 1924-05-12

It's . wise man who knows
where he.can get a shave or hair
cut without leaving himself open
- Q breach Of promise suit.
Copyright, 1894. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1924-06-18

and women from the Everglades to
the Bankers Club for luncheon
The big ship loitered into her pier,
with the little escort putting along
side, blowing it's siren and Quivering
with suppressed Importance
But the Florida delegation was not
aboard Steamship officials insisted
they had brought at least one con-
vention delegate from Florida, but
didn't know his name. At any rate,
he escaped.
Porto Ricans Arrive.
1t happened, however, that sec
ond contingent of the Porto Rican
delegation was on the ship, coming
unheralded to join those who arrived
last Saturday and become the first
official convention badge bearers.
In a resolution introduced at a
of the board of aldermen yes
terday Alderman Falconer asked for
a detailed statement showing how the
100000 appropriated by the city for
entertainment in connection with the
national convention was being spent.
The resolution, which the board ta-
bled, would require Commissioner
Whalen, vice chairman Of the mayors
special committee, to state whether
any of the money would be used in
repairing or furnishing Madison
Square Garden, in hiring bands, in
renting Office space for any person or
committee excepting the mayors
committee, or in sightseeing trips
for delegates. 1t asked also whether
city employees would be assigned to
work In connection with the enter
tainment
Evening star., 1924-06-18
HOT WAVE INCREASES
WATER CONSUMPTION
100000 Gallons More Than Aver
age Used Yesterday Despite
Warning Issued by Officials.

When summer heat descended on
Washington yesterday the consump-
tion of water increased by 100000
gallons, despite the plea of District
officials to save water until the
reservoirs have gained the reserve
they lost during the break in the
conduit last week
Mondays consumption was 65.125.-
600. and Superintendent Of Water
Garland announced this morning that
yesterday consumption went up to
66.620,00 gallons. Offsetting this.
however. was the encouraging state
ment that the Mcmillan Park
reservoir gained eight inches in its
reserve level yesterday.
In order to set good example to
private consumers. the District gov
ernment is curtailing use of water
wherever possible. Morris Hacker.
superintendent of street cleaning, has
discontinued the flushing of streets
until the reserve III the reservoirs has
been replenished.
Although the break in the conduit
above Cabin John Bridge has been
repaired and water once again is
flowing to the city, Engineer Com
missioner Bell wants the community
to continue to economize in the use
of water while the reservoirs are
low. y&k.4
Should another break Vcour it is
regarded by officials as essential that
the reservoirs be full in order TO allow
time to mend the breach.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
City Heads to Act
To Stop Day-OH of
Police and Firen,e7,

The Commissioners will issue an
order, probably at the board meeting
Friday, declaring that an emergency
exists which will prevent the grant
ing of one day off a week to fremen
and policemen. as provided for in the
new salary bill
Because of the inadequate number
of men in both departments, the city
heads asked Congress for additional
privates to make the forces large
enough to grant the day off without
leaving the city weakened in pro-
lection.
Due to failure of the second de-
ficiency bill these additional men can
not be appointed until that bill is
passed by Congress in December. The
salary law stipulated that the Com
missioners could set aside the day
off clause whenever, in their judg
ment an emergency existed.
To grant the day off before the
new men are appointed would mean
a reduction of one-seventh in the
number of policemen and firmen on
duty at all times. The day off will
begin as soon as the deficiency bill
passes.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
HUGHES, AT AMHERST,
PRAISES PRESIDENT
Calls Coolidge Most Notable Con-
tribution of Bay State School
to National Life.
BY the Associated Press.


AMHERST. Mass, June 1S-Secre-
tary of State Charles E. Hughes. who
received the degree of doctor of laws
at the Amherst commencement TODAY.
prefaced an academic address with q
tribute to the most notable con-
tribution of Amherst to our national
hfe-Calvin Coolidge. 1896"
The Secretary. who is a Brown man,
mentioned various Amherst alumni
with whom he had been associated in
public and private life, including
William Travers Jerome, Robert
Lansing. former Secretary of State.
and Harlan F. Stone, Attorney Cen
eral. The Secretary proceeded:
Praise for Coolidge.
And there is our chief. than whom
there is no better example of the
integrity. the self-control and intel
lectual discipline which commands
confidence and ennobles leadership.
the most notable contribution of
Amherst to our national life, Calvin
Coolidge of 1895"
The Secretary said the greatest
need of the day is cultivated under
standing. and added that in no part
of our activities is understanding so
difficult as in foreign affairs.
There are those among us" he
said. who try to make it appear that
this government is the agency of in
ternational bankers and concession
hunters What grotesque perversion
it is."
Evening star., 1924-06-18
Wife of Impeached Texas Governor
Seeks Same Office to Vindic0te Hin,

TEMPLE. Tex, June 1S.-Fighting
for vindication of her husband at the
hands of Texas voters, Mre. Miriam
A. Ferguson, wife of former Gov.
James Z. Ferguson. has launched her
candidacy for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor.
With Mr.. Ferguson, who was i'm
peached by the state senate in 1917
at the beginning of his second term
as governor. frustrated in an attempt
to seek Office again, his wife has en-
tered the political arena as the family
standard bearer.
First Woman Seeking once.
The first of her sex to seek a
gubernatorial office, Mrs. Ferguson
opened her campaign yesterday with
an appeal to. citizens to support her
SO that the family name may be
cleared, and as a rebuke to the senate
that voted her husbands impeach-
ment.
In statement she said that she was
adopting the platform announced by
her husband before the courts ruled
that he could not be a candidate, and,
with a promise to carry it out, assert
ed he will help me give the people OF
Texas the best administration that