Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-31

biennial report of the state depart
}nent of agriculture Only those
which are satisfactory in appear
ance," will be permitted TO operate.
he states. Revision OF the premium
list for 1925 to improve classification
on the basis of the showings and ex-
perienee of 1928 and 1924 is expected,
according to the report A class for
grade cattle will be added to interest
the general farmer unable at this
time to keep pure brcds." A com
petitive fine arts exhibition will again
be shown in 1925, having been elimi-
mated several years ago.
Milwaukee, ]. Nye of Superior.
has been confirmed by the United
States senate as prohibition director
for Wisconsin to succeed Clark NJ.
Perry, resigned. Under the new plan
of divided responsibility, Mr.. Nye will
have charge of the permit section and
John B. Madden OF Chicago will be
in charge of enforcement The con-
firmation of Mr.. Nye is taken as an
indication that the work of reorganiz-
ing the Wisconsin prohibition unit for
rigid enforcement of the Volstead
act has been completed.
Madison-The board of regents Of
the University Of Wisconsin has ap-
pointed George Little. football coach
at the University of Michigan, as
athletic director at Madison TO sue
coed Tom Jones. Little accepted the
position and will take up his duties
at Madison next summer. Little's APP
pointment came as a distinct surprise
to those who had considered him a fix
ture at Michigan, where he recently
was made head football coach to sue
coed Fielding Yost
Chippewa Falls-W William Hambly
10, Eau Claire. who fell from the can
opy Of the Grand theater while chang
ing the lettering to advertise new
movie, win never walk again. This
was determined after an operation
performed by Dr. A. A. Law, Mime
apolis The operation disclosed the
fact that TWO vertebra were crushed
The boy is paralyzed from the hips
down.
Berlin - Rusty oil stoves were
brought out of storerooms and FIRE
places, gas logs and electric burners
were pressed into use by shivering
residents in Berlin when main OF
the central heating plant, owned by
the Wisconsin Power and Light Co,
burst and for IL hours homes. stores
and offices were without heat.
Wausau- The roof and interior of
the Northern hotel. Wausau, were
seriously damaged by fire and water
with loss of $4,000 The blaze or
iginated from defective chimney
and the entire upper floor was ablaze
before firemen arrived. Several pa.
irons, asleep in their rooms, escaped
lightly clad.
Kenosha-Not desiring to be leEis.
lated out of the hair bObbing bust
ness, Kenosha BARRIERS are circulating
petitions to be sent to the state legis-
lature urging the solons not to pass
the proposed bin which would prevent
women from patronizing barber shops.
Beloit-So jealous were neiehbors
in rescuing valuables when the Al
Powers home. six miles north of Be
lott, burned down, that all household
effects We're saved, even two tons OF
coal being shoyeled out Of the cellar.
Janesville-D espondency is believed
to have led to the suicide BY hanging
in Evansville OF Edward Horne pro
prietor Of a dye works, whose body
was found hanging in a garage near
his apartment
Marshall Walter Sovak who about
a year ago escaped from the Mendoza
asylum, was taken into custody al his
home IL the town Of Marshall He
was taken to this Rusk county jail in
Ladysmith.
Cumberland While babbiting a well
drilling machine A. Pane, Cumberland.
had his face badly burned when the
hot metal exploded II is believed
his syesight can be saved
Madison Bread is again 81 normal
prices ir Madison. Several DAYS ago
the bakers boosted the price 10 40
10 10 cents. but it has again cropped
back 10 she original price Of to -
cents for the pound and a half loaf.
Prairie du Chen Henry r Mitch
ell. s6. lumberman in Wisconsin for
more than 40 years died suddenly a,
IFS home il Prairie gu Chen Of heart
diseas- Death came As he was max.
ing an inspection o. the yards a
wife ans two sons survive