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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09
Indians Will Construct
Large Athletic Stadium

Contributions amounting TO 10000
toward the construction of an immense
athletic stadium at Haskell institute,
an Indian government school at Law
renee, Kansas.
The proposed structure, which. when
completed, is expected TO cost approx
mately $l25,0O0. will be built exclu-
siyely from subscriptions by Indians.
Already tribes from all parts Of the
West and from many Of the reserva-
lions have contributed. This Is the
first time that the Indians have joined
in an enterprise Of this character
Haskell institute is one Of the larg-
est Indian schools operated by the gov
eminent II is called the Carlisle" Of
the West and has an enrolment Of 900
Indian students The campaign to
erect a stadium was started last fall
through the alumni Of Haskell, meet
ing with hearty response from the
Indians. Subscriptions have been
pouring In ever since.
The new stadium will seat 10000 per
sons 1t will probably embody an
architecture illustrative of Indian art
and will be an ideal outdoor theater.
II VIII contain quarter-mile track,
baseball diamond, and football field,
and facilities for field meets. including
tennis and Fairgrounds.
Not only the building but the
grounds, which adjoln Haskell Insti-
tute, are to be purchased out Of the
s125.000 fund raised exclusively among
the Indians.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Chicago, declares that the conscien-
tious efforts of the government agen-
cies given the herculean task of re-
facilitating the disabled will surely
be appreciated by the men more and
more as time goes on.
THE American Legion is In great
measure responsible for this wonder
full work, and they certainly deserve
the support of the citizenry for the
important role which they have played
In helping rehabilitate the thousands
of incapacitated men, thereby fitting
them for life's battle on an equal basis
with their felowmen," he wrote TO ma
tional headquarters in Indianapolis re-
Gently
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Ashland = 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 a four
day roundup with bag of 43 men, 81
spears and one rife. The raid was the
outcome of complaints alleging game
violations in Rusk, Sawyer and Price
counties. The men arrested are
charged with game law violation.
Most of the men taken were spear
ing fish while they were in the act
of spawning.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09
Harmon Fairgrounds Are
Awarded to Many Cities

Many cities throughout the country
have recently been awarded Harmon
Foundation Fairgrounds through the
lDstrumentality Of their local American
Legion posts The latest instances Of
awards being made were In Dillon and
Marion, S. C.. where the Legion posts
took a leading part In securing the
Fairgrounds The post officials had
been working for the gifts ever since
the Harmon Foundation published
notice about year ago that 80 awards
would be made to qualified cities More
than 1000 applications were made
from all parts Of the United States.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09
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Quincy, one Of the new teams in the
Three-I league. will be known as the
Reds.
Kitchener, Ontario. Will take the
place held by Port Huron in the Mich
igan-ontario baseball league.
The Giants have released Outtielder
Ralph Fraser to the Reading club of
the International league on option.
Greenville of the Sally league. has
purchased mhelder Pat Crawford from
Louisville of the American association.
Bert Grimm, right-handed pitcher
from Letart Fails, Ohio has been
signed by Peoria Of the Three-I league.
Babe Ruth, who won prize two
years ago for being the leagues best
all-round player, looks more all-round
this spring than ever.
Sometimes the pitcher outguesses
the batsman, and mt other times it is
vice-yersa. But the umpire can out.
guess the two Of them.
All the fans hope that occasionally
It will be one Of the opposing players
who dies on second base. ana not al.
ways our own second baseman.
Indications have 1t that the Clncln-
natl Reds do not like left-handed pitch
ing. If this is the case, there is not
much chance for their pennant aspl-
rations against the Giants.
The University Of Chicago baseball
team Will 90 to Japan If university
officials accept an invitation from
Waseda university The trip would
be made in the early fall
Outiielder ,kDe Leary has signed with
Worcester OF the Eastern league lie
was player and manager of semi-pro
team last season. With Albany two
years ago he was one OF the stars Of
the league.
Gny Sturdy, brilliant young first
baseman Of the Tulsa Western league
team. broke his right leg near the
ankle, sliding to base In an ex.
hibitl0n game at Corsicana. Texas.
March %
Jimmy Johnston. aged thlrty-five,
utility player Of Brooklyn, has played
in the Three-I league. Pacific Coast
league, Northwest league, Southern
league, Federal league, American
league and National league.
Jimmy Welsh, young outfielder OBJ
famed by the Boston Braves from
Seattle Of the Pacific Coast league.
for consideration said to have az
gregated $4,000 has been making
place for himself with his good work
lately.
Dlckey Kerr. little left-hander, who
made the Chicago White Soy win
two games he pitched IN the lalnented
worlds series 81 1919, win be eligible
for reinstatement In organized base
ball after July a. He VIII have served
his year away from playing with Ia
eligible players at that time
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09
Patience Es a Virtue

Your wife Is surely taking on
weight"
Don't see how she does Il. staying
up till three or four O'Clock IN the
morning"
"Good heavens why does she stay
Up that later"
Waiting for me. "-Aperlean Legion
Weekly
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

acknowledgements was the safest
city in Wisconsin to live in during
1924, according to figures compiled by
the United States department of COM
merce. The death rate in Kenosha
was [.3 per 1000. while the rate in
Milwaukee was 9S per 1000 The
highest mortality rate was in Ashland,
where there We're % deaths per 1000.
Both birth and death rates decreased
in Wisconsin during the year There
were 1892 births and 2S.05l deaths
in 1924 Children who died under the
age of one year numbered 3,S15.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Appleton-The attempt Of William
Lembke to recover $3l 500 from the
First National bank of Appleton on
charges that he had purchased stock
in the now defunct Simon Cheese Co.
on the representation of bank officials
that the investment was safe, came to
a dramatic end when Judge Edgar v
Werner threw the case out of court
and dismissed the jurors on the ground
that there was no evidence that the
bank and the other defendants had
entered into a conspiracy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Nineteen residents Of Mer-
rill and nearby communities were
brought to Wausau by United States
Marshal w. r Chellis and Deputy
William Toudont, and arraigned be-
fore Court Commissioner Brayton f.
Smith on charges Of violating the fed
eral prohibition act. In each instance
the warrant included a public nuisance
clause.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

"Sparky" Adams, the peppery lit
tie infelder OF the Chicago Cubs,
seems to have a cinch on the second
base job for the Windy City team for
this year His fielding, hitting and
base running make him a valuable
man
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

sparta-George Flalg. farmer uv
Ing between Sparta and Norwalk, shoi
timber wolf which ran across hi.
field while he was seeding Wolve.
are seemingly on the increase in this
part Of the state, the northern par
OF Monroe county being especially IN
tested By them.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Green Bay-Burglars broke into the
Gross Kruger Clothing Co. Greer
Bay. and carried away a truck load
u suits sFsd oysrcoats valued at aboul
$1,000
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09
Neus Of Wisconsin

te# ais = Alfred Lack
gan Fails farmer shot
measured 6s inches from,
iis wings.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Dreger was an employee of the city of
Madison
Racine-James Pritchard, owner Of
the Yellow Taxi line in Racine, has
purchased the interests of Frank Mel
son in the Yellow Cab company of
Kenosha. The price is said 70 have
been more than 100000 Nelson
started his transportation line thirty
years ago with one horse cab.
Chippewa Falls-His fine of $500
paid, Albert Paul, Eau Claire barber,
who was found guilty of Transporting
/ liquor, nevertheless Insists In remain
/ ing prisoner in the Chippewa county
| Jail to serve four months sentence.
The court in sentencing him ordered
the amount of the fine taken from
| Pauls bondsmen. The b0ndsmen may
take legal steps to recover the money.
Sturgeon Bay-Thomas Walsh, Unit
ed States senator from Montana, spent
few days here recently visiting rela
tiyes. Senator Walsh was principal
OF the school in that city about 40
years ago This is his first visit 10
Door county since the early eighties
at which time he left for the west.
Chippewa Falls Mrs John Ole, 20,
Chippewa Falls, died just after the
death of her husband. John Ole, 20.
Pneumonia caused both deaths. A
double funeral was held. Ole held the
same position on the Chippewa Falls
city street department for more than
40 years.
Robert Koch, II, of Oconto
has just completed So years Of service
with the North Western road. Mr.
Koch, an engineer, celebrated his sew
enty-first birthday April 80 by making
his last run The veteran engineer il
native Of Germany, having come to
America when 13.
Fond du Lac. b. McCready, who
has been in charge of the Fond du Lac
office of the bureau of agriculture eco
Monies # the United States depart
ment Of agriculture since its opening
In 1919, has resigned his position.
Highland-Slx students Of the High
land high school were arrested by the
sheriff and taken before a Dodgeville
| justice charged with assault and bat
terry. The boys had been 'hazing" two
fellow students. they said The SIX
were given a light fine.
Rice Eunice, 3, daughter Of
Harvel Poreth. Rice Lake farmer, was
instantly killed when she was run over
By tractor which was pulling a disc
on her fathers farm The father, who
was operating the tractor. did not see
the child until after she had been run
over.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

Madison-Mrs Elsie r. Dreger,
widow of Patrolman Herbert c. Dreg-
err, who was shot and killed while on
duty in Madison's Italian ward last
December, was awarded S5,799 compen-
sation by the state industrial commits
sion, which ruled that Patrolman
Dreger was an employee of the city of
Madison.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

ginatlng in the
lie Ashland pansr
eirruited wire 81 j.
lgnlted the paper in
caused approximately
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-05-09

sherman McBrayer. Pos
$780,. Sl'eea cop. was fined
pai court at Barron
mobile license. Nc
sen 1923 Illinois lioa,se
n well that no haa
sf deception
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FINE ARTS

2s7 Whistler. Man and His Work
-3S7 History of Painting. Sheehan
4O3 History of Music. Sheehan
466 History of Sculpture. Sheehan
46s History of Architecture. Sheehan
413 Need for Art in Life. Holbom
476 Handbook on Gilbert and Sullivan
507 Richard Wagner: An Introduction
44o Cavalleria Rusticana. Mascagni
410 Die Walkuere. Richard Wagner
AL Pagliacci. Leoncavallo
ass Richard Strauss Salome
456 Carmen. Bizet
457 Lohengrin. Wagner
458 Tannhauser. Wagner
459 Das Rheingold. Wagner
494 Siegfried. Wagner
495 Rigo1etto. Verdi
$50 Gotterdammerung. Wagner
$50 The Enjoyment of Music
Evening star., 1925-09-28
SELF.HELP BOOKS

IS Rhyming Dictionary
75 On the Choice of Books. Carlyle
rs Hints on Public Speaking. Altgeld
So Common Faults in Writing English
ST On Reading. Brandes
% How to Live 100 Years. Cornaro
1872 A Book of synonyms
326 Hints on Writing Short Stories
496 Hints on Writing One-Act Plays
536 Fantasia on Books and Reading
342 Hints on News Reporting
437 Hints on Scenario Writing
463 Art of Reading
465 Esperanto for Beginners
Ola Hints on Writing Poetry. Wood
us Auction Bridge for Beginners
B56 Hints on Etiquette. Floyd
629 Hand Book of Legal Forms
$50 1000 Most Essential English Words
6S1 Spelling Self Taught. Smith
6S2 Grammar Self Taught. Smith
6S3 Punctuation Self Taught Smith
600 How to Pronounce 1000 Proper Names
697 1000 Words Often Mispronounced
S21 How to Improve Your Vocabulary
S22 Rhetoric Self Taught. Smith
S23 English Composition Self Taught
S55 How to Write Letters
$50 Arithmetic Self Taught. Part I
s57 Arithmetic Self Taught. Part II
S72 Manual of Parliamentary Law
TO3 Physiology Self Taught
sos Bookkeeping for Profit Randolph
S53 How to Know the Song Birds
6S5 Hints on Interior Decorations
734 A Book of Useful Phrases
TAG Camping, Woodcraft and Wildcraft
T64 Hints on Writing Book Reviews
$50 Helpful Hints for Hikers
SIS A Book of Familiar Quotations
$50 Handbook of Useful Tables
SAT Card Games, How to Play Them
S6S Hints on Self Improvement
S9+ Hints on How TO Advertise. Cheyney
S97 Enjoyment of reading. Goldberg
Evening star., 1925-09-28

2S4 Poems Of Robert Burns
294 Sonnets from the Portuguese
296 Lyric Love. Browning
297 Poems. Robert Southey
298 Today's Poetry. Anthology
3O1 Sailor and Cowboy Songs
306 Shropshire Lad. Housman
3l7 L'Allegro. etc. Milton
329-330 Dante's Inferno. 2 vols.
BAG Old English Ballads
351 Memories of Lincoln Whitman
3ss Irish Folk Songs and Tales
404 In Memoriam. Tennyson
427 Poems of John Keats
4ss Great Yiddish Poetry
492 Poems of William Morris
sol Poems Of Carew, Sucking, Loveiace
land Herbert
57s Haunted House. Viereck
579 Three Sphinxes. viereck
701 Poems Of Robert Herrick
GIG The Lady Of the Lake. Scott
61s Poems of William Wordsworth
626 Negro Songs. Anthology
G44-645 Poem Of the Cid vols.
CIT Poems of Blake
719 Poetry of the Southern States
724 Poems of Friedrich Holderlin
739 Verses OF Terror and Wonder
740 Poems Of Bryant
741 Poems Of Whittier
742 Poems of Emerson
743 Great Christian Hymns
744 Poems of Shelley
IA Famous German Poems
715 Modern German Poetry
$50 The Blessed Damoze1 Rossetti
7s1 House of Life. Rossetti
7s5 Ballads of Walter Scott
7ss Perkinr Warbeck. Alfred Douglas
7s9 City of the Soul. Alfred Douglas
79o Poems Of Francois Villon
791 Poems and Ballads Swinhurne
192 Triumph of Time. Swinburne
793 Ballad of a Nun. Davidson
799 The Deserted Village Goldsmith
$40 Mexican Poetry: Anthology
S41 italian Poetry: Anthology
s46 Sonnets of Painter. Ficke
SAB Poems About Jesus
$40 Poems of Oliver w. Holmes
189 Poems Of Frenau
RUSSIAN LITERATURE On ENGLIsB
100 The Red Laugh. Andreyev
Jos Seven Hanged. Andreyev
"a The Kiss. Chekhov
239 26 Men and Girl. Gorky
3s5 Chelkash. Gorky
$50 Creatures Once Were Men Gorky
3s9 My Fellow Traveller Gorky
45 Tolstoy's. Short Stories
131 Redemption (drama). Tolstoy
$50 Death Of Ivan Ilyitch. Tolstoy
% Tolstoy: His Life Garnett
SCIENCE
13 Man and His Ancestors. Fenton
AZ Animals of Ancient Seas. Fenton
227 An Introduction to Zoology Fenton
274 Animals of Ancient Lands. Fenton
275 Building OF the Earth. Fenton
321 A History Of Evolution. Fenton
415 The Age of Mammals. Fenton
500 Structures of the Earth. Fenton
566 Ernst Haeckel: Youth. Fenton
o67 Darwin as a Naturalist. Fenton
SOS Darwin and Evolution. F'enton
597 Haeckel: Evolutionist. Fenton
5ss Haeckel: Philosopher Naturalist
599 Haeckels Monistic Philosophy
6S6 Records Of Evolution. Fenton
694 Evidence for Evolution. Fenton
s95 Embryology and Evolution. Fenton
71s The Environment of Life. Fenton
779 The Fitness of Life. Fenton
sos The Nature Of Science. F'enton
81 Genetics. Fenten
S12 Introduction to Heredty. Fenton
826 Animals of Ancient Lands. Fenton
s27 Life Among Apes. Fenton
S73 Dwellers of the Ponds. Fenton
Evening star., 1925-09-28
HUMOR

IS Idle Thoughts Idle Fellow. Jerome
20 Let's Laugh. Nasby
166 English as She Is Spoke. Twain
231 Eight Humorous Sketches. Twain
291 The Jumping Frog. Twain
662 Amusing Answers. Twain
663 Journalism In Tennessee. Twain
668 Humorous Fables. Twain
1877 Whistler's Humor
205 Artemus Ward. His Book
36S To California and Back. Ward
369 Artemus Wards Travels
216 Wit of Heinrich Heine. Eliot
3S1 Wit of Dickens
3S2 Humor of Lincoln
621 Wit of Disraeli
$50 Josh Billings Epigrams
go Josh Billings Comical Lexicon
TIL The Humor of "Bill' Nye
ISL Wit of Walter Scott
Evening star., 1925-09-28
LITERATURE (ANCIENT)

316 Prometheus Bound. Aeschylus
76o Agamemnon. Aeschylus
41S The Bacchantes. Euripides
500 Medea. Euripides
5O2 Hippolytus. Euripides
$50 Electra. Euripides
511 King Oedipus. Sophocles
662 Antigone. Sophocles
623 Electra. Sophocles
so1 Oedipus at Colonus. Sophocles
SAT The Clouds. Aristophanes
75S The Frogs. Aristophanes
759 The Birds. Aristophanes
sol The knights. Aristophanes
817 The Acharnians. Aristophanes
s34 Peace. Aristophanes
s42 The Wasps. Aristophanes.
$50 The Captives. Plautus
S52 Tho Pot Of Gold. Plautus
s5S The Three Coin Man. Plautus
Ses The Woman From Andros. Terence
sss The Brothers AdelphD. Terence
900 The Self-Tornentor. Terence
$50 Octavia. Seneca. Trans. by Harvey
ss2 Thyestes. Seneca. Trans. by Harvey
Ss9 Agamemnon. Seneca
473 Essays on Euripides. Harvey
474 Essays on Sophocles. Harvey
AIS Essays on Aeschylus. Harvey
497 Legends of Greek and Roman Heroes
49s Greek and Roman Mythology
499 Dictionary of Classical Mythology
365.366 The Odes Of Horace. vols.
SGT A Guide to Aeschylus
bs1 Lucretius on Life and Death
1853 Sex Life in Greece and Rome
167 Rules Of Health. Plutarch
S32 The Life and Poems Of Catullus
ss7 Cicero Revealed in His Letters
S91 Lucretius on THE Nature Of Things"
Se9 Rome as Viewed by Tacitus and
Juyenal
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72 Color and Life. Haldeman-Julius
1o2 Sherlock Holmes Tales
107 The Dream Woman Collins
14s Strength of Strong. Jack London
145 Great Ghost Stories
151 Man Who Would Be King. Kipling
331 Finest Story in World. Kipling
332 The Man Who Was. Kipling
333 Mulvaney Stories. Kipling
336 The Mark Of the Beast. kipling
357 City of Dreadful Night Kipling
161 Country of the Blind. Wells
1872 Daisy Miller. Henry James
215 Miraculous Revenge. Shaw
232 Three Strangers. Hardy
277 Man Without Country. Hale
2s5 Euphorian in Texas. Geo. Moore
307 A Tillyloss Sandal. Barrie
355 Aucassin and Nicolete. Lang
S63 Miggles, and Other Stories. Harte
397 Irish Fairy Tales
42O Short Stories from the Spanish
334 Caught. Haldeman Julius
asa Unworthy Coopers. Haldenan- Julius
4S9 Great Yiddish Short Stories
SIT The Lifted Veil. George Eliot
5s3-6s4-5s5- 5s6-5s7-5sS The Jungle.
vols. Sinclair
59o-5s1-5s2 Millenpium. vols. Sinclair
594 The Overman. Sinclair
634-635 A Captain of Industry. vols.
Sinclair
sos Happy Hypocrite. Beerbohm
CIT Hamilcar. Flaubert
$50 The, Lost Phoebe. Dresser
6eS Tales of Chicago. Ben Hecht
699 Broken Necks. Ben Hecht
733 Bra lillian Short Stories
745 Monies: The Matador. Frank Harris
TAG A Daughter of Eve. Frank Harris
500 Costa Rican Tales
844 A Voyage to Lilliput. Swift
s65 Hands, etc. Sherwood Anderson
866 The Untold Lie, etc. Anderson
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HISTORY

so Paine's Common Sense
"a The Mystery of the Iron Mask
83 Marriage: Past Present and Future
125 War Speech of Wilson
1876 History of Rome. Wood
149 Historic Crimes and Criminals
$50 Lost Civilization. Finger
175 Science of History. Froude
POI Satan and the Saints. Tichenor
PA Speeches of Lincoln
276 Speeches of Washington
2S6 Prostitution in the Ancient World
469 The Egypt of Yesterday
500 The Ancient Regime
SIS Fall of Louis XVI. Gottschalk
sos First French Republic
757 Consulate of Napoleon
55S Great Pirates. C. j. Finger
$50 A History of Polar Exploration.
596 A History of Modern Mexico
602 Great Pyramid of Egypt
sos Indians of the Pueblos. Seymour
754 History of the New York Indians
755 Five Civilized Indian Tribes
756 Story of Sioux Indians. Seymour
627 Short History of the Jews. Wood
S24 Torquemada. Wood
1877 Among African Negroes. Bender
S7s The Empire of Napoleon. Gottschak