Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-07

Creditors of the bankrupt Mitchell
Motor Co., Racine, will receive POI
per cent of their claims, it was an
nounced by Milton Knoblock, referee
in bankruptcy, following a meeting OF
the trustees.
league has been organized at Mineral
Point with 81 charter members. The
roster will remain open until 100 mem
bers have been obtained, when per
manent organization will be effected.
In less than one week state conser-
walton wardens, working under the d.
rection of Dist. Deputy Wismer, made
eight arrests in Sawyer county Of al
legged fish law yielators They were
charged with dynamiting, spearing and
netting fish.
Thomas Walsh, United States sen
ator from Montana, spent a few days
recently in Sturgeon Bay visiting
relatives. Senator walsh was princi-
pal of the school in that city about 40
years ago. This is his first visit to
Door county since the early eighties,
at which time he left Tor the west.
The congregation of the First Evan
gelical church, Oshkosh, has voted to
erect new and modern edifice to cost
approximately 100000 Permission is
now to be obtained from the building
committee of the executive board Of
the state Evangelical conference at
Milwaukee.
A $1,000 shaft to the memory Of the
men who fought in the Civil war will
be dedicated at Appleton Memorial
day. The monument is yelled in River
side cemetery, and on Memorial day
will be given by the city to the re-
naming members Of the George ID.
Eggleston post Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic.
Funeral services for Thomas r. Yer
age, son Of County Clerk ]. J. Verage,
who died in the Veterans hospital at
Milwaukee from injuries received at
the battle of Chateau Thierry, were
held at st. Mary's church, RhinelandeI
under auspices of the American LIE
gion. Flags in the city were at half
mast
While driving an automobile, Thorn
as Leath, Ladysmith, surveyor for
the Northern States Power Co., was
severely cut about the head and face
and his eyes filled with glass when a
partridge, bewildered by the lights Of
the car, crashed into the windshield.
Miss Gerda Pearson, another occupant
of the car, received minor injuries
The state fish hatchery at Sturgeon
Bay is expected shortly to become fed
eral property. r. Cutler, federal fish
commissioner, inspected the hatchery
recently. Mr.. Cutler said if the IN
stitution is taken over by federal au-
thorities the capacity will be doubled
The hatchery now turns out nearly
100000 commercial lake trout fry
yearly
Sixty road patrolmen who attended
school of instruction at Lancaster
last week ago were sworn in to per-
form special police duty in connection
with their regular work and are en-
powered to arrest without warrant any
person driving while Intoxicated, driv-
ing with one light, on the wrong side
Of the road, or exceeding the speed
limit.
Frand Leroy, 35, one of the bandits
who confessed to breaking into the
Standard Oil Co. office at Neenah and
taking about $780, hung himself in his
cell at the county Jail at Oshkosh.
His body was found suspended from
the bars by a knotted bed sheet. An
drew Anderson, 26, his pal, pleaded
guilty to charge Of burglary and was
sentenced to three years in the state
prison at Waupun.
A dozen patients at River Pines
sanatorium, Stevens Point, were hur-
riedly removed from the rooms when
fire broke out on the roof Of the large
three-story dormitory in which they
were housed. A portion Of the roof
was burned off and 10 rooms in the
building were badly damaged by wa
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The loss is estimated at nearly $4,000
In Rusk county municipal court at
Ladysmith, Stanley Strzypecak, Strick-
land, was fined $500 or six months In
Jail when he pleaded guilty to violat-
ing the prohibition laws. Evidence
disclosed that Strzypecak had been
manufacturing moOnshine for about q
year, and from the proceeds had paid
off a mortgage on his farm. He de-
clared that was the only way he could
make farming pay.
Conducting the largest single raid
ever made in the Ashland district
State Conservation Warden w. w.
Wismer, with the assistance Of nine
other wardens, has completed four
day roundup with bag Of 43 men, 81
spears and one rifle. The raid was
the outcome Of complaints alleging
game violations in Rusk, Sawyer ana
Price counties. The men arrested are
charged with game violation Most OF
the men taken we're spearing fish White
they were in the act of spawning.
His fine of $500 paid, Albert Paul,
Eau Claire barber, who was found
guilty of Transporting liquor, neverthe-
less insists in remaining prisoner IN