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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-05-13
b. WOODS SHOWS
H., This Morning From
6',tJoor Show in Chicago
~ Mighty Good.

a,+ Win attended
in Eanog I W. If fine National
ne OpenLlnlg s.. u' law on at the Coli
pptpool D. ' chicago. arriving home
|spIp J." ..,o,ninc. states that at the
Aop Jar there was such a
a ny .sot Inc police and fremen
sfeFo .I'a loors twice during the
slea W. :, account Of the huge
ggtpIas " .Etsoors attending the
eIoFo o. ~ a. +. r. Gregory, who
rs p'lo'' ,.an, chicago Monday af-
eape 0' i i'g 40 a News reporter
80 . Sunday nights crowd was
nse ao Hc visited the show as
IL Phelps people where
Ehs "' ,,,,opr home on Long
he as
laAe n.,,.,.. and Mike Cenress
were W. %,an.. Monday afternoon
greo ,'Ig =, .Lot i was some big
Y lDe '''.J ,aI.no what we have
sn0", '' .nro
'7 ..o,r. nast this section
Z! ,'' i .oa,on las Identified it.
Qi .'e '''''. a,.o,,rcos ~ the Ma
sp 1" 0. ~. Sbo,y usually held
'lonn o"'V .,'a ~ m.y The start Of
lN ,'2 W., has ,,ada bv the Re-
wv u "oo''' o'',o;at;on With four
'sl 0", y. NV. LAM tbat standard
~ '''a' .l;. yam, when each com
W u",'' 'aaJ from one TO four
~ I'''' I 1 o,aatod IN individual
w. , :,,' .sso+ The communities
l'.'''' sact;oo now showing in the
S.5; lam are. Conover; Land O.
IT,. pboIns, Eaole River. Three
carnor. M;noco,a. Pelican
I'm RbineIander also has a tier
d moths the first time at the
Nv
H.. or ;ntorostad resort men
.;no.s MON ouidos and individ-
a. n5o ara boosters are attend
4. t5o sbory tbis week. TONIGHT .
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-05-13
Annual Bazaar August First.

The Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion of Eagle River
wish to announce the date of their
annual bazaar; to be held August
1st in the annex to Strong & Man
ley's hardware store on Wall street.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-05-13
II WAS SNOWY SUNDAY
Inc Wettest Wet Snow Any
Fisherman or Camper Had
Ever Connected With.

Ike Walton's tribe sure had it
banded to them Sunday forenoon
aad while the situation was decid-
.fd.y uncomfortable, still it was
ueemed a hilarious occasion-if
'ne fellow had on a storm coat,
"aders and hot fire.
just on the brink of the opening
pays Of the trout season, most
every angler after trout, and there
were ladies too, took to the streams
\ N the morning expecting a
,,'sAJ sunshine day. 1t was not.
ABOUT eight or nine o'clock it
o'uoea up and then the snowfakes
started TWAS one of the heaviest
N'o"Storms seen by any trout
~. .oo'a and fell so fast and heavy
wa. .:''' nShlng was out of the cues
. "o.' a.. Fakes as large as silver quar-
VIZ 'o,'oWed in close rank and in
~ s,ue places the snowfall was over
a -.. '1oa. A raw wind finished the
~ NY VINO was CARRIED in BVD's and
"a9ing shoes.
sr ''S sure was a wet guy. Camp
s r.s were numerous and when an
, ,N e,' g0od looking pool was found,
." . N" !, was built close to the bank
va. '"G stream and more attention
I y3s gwen the fire than to fishing,
. '''sn'y good catches are renorted
M NJ, wv |Ith all the discomforts of
'oe wet snowfall. y - =
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-05-13
Building Two Cottages.

Herman Korth is erecting two
cottages on his property near the
Vogel place on Yellow birch lake
and will have them completed
within the month.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-05-13

H. S0 sa snow storm stopped all
tho h. , .5ss fires in this section of
cee5; I'a'e, They had become ex-
como : dangerous and the snow
Of 'I F.5 at an opportune time. East
bad I fs, River there were several
g sts,d n'ss. ,. and at Laona a call to the &C
ss,;s- n militia had been given to
ts,io r al ,,.5 saving the village. vege-
.oo 'Y| n.y., winch is starting now, will
for ~ p0. a stop to any fire danger
we remainder Of the season.
A'S County News-S2 M ,,oo,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26
Who Stole the Bride? and Why!
The Night Of the Wedding
By c. ". and A. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
Authors
romances of mystery and love
Copyright. 1925. By Public Ledger

| suggested Dante as he must have
been in youth.
The cousins were said to be very
fond Of each other, and Wells was
known to admire Migrants talent as
an actor. Had not the master of
Hidden Hall Court stumbled over an
explanation and then refused to go
further with it?
Dacon would not even have thought
of linking Magnani with the case. AS
it was, he was bent on finding out
all he could about the moving picture
star. Had Magnant known Eve Car
roll we'll? Could he have been in love
with her? Was he jealous of his
cousin in any way? Even if so, would
he not have more to gain from Raw
don Wells alive and prosperous, able
to bestow gifts, than from con-
victed criminal?
that of Eve Carroll herself: and Da-
eon stared into the large soft eyes of
the portrait.
What has become of you?" he said
aloud Have you been kidnapped?
Are you dead? Or have you played
a trick on your husband and the rest
of us, and run away? For your own
sake I wish that might be true. Yet
well, I may be an ass-probably
am. But tnat Hoesn SUIT my idlesl
theory"
AS he spoke the words. suddenly he
saw how such a trick of Ewes might
suit the theory, after all. Somehow
or other she might have been induced
or forced to run off with the person
he was calling Unknown" Although
in writing Of that individual in his
notebook, Dagon invariably damped
his own enthusiasm by putting into
a parenthesis him or her" he was
inwardly sure of the Unknown's sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26
Continued from Page Twenty-six.)

thought. But perhaps she believes in
en-. and thinks she's haunted. Which
would have much the same effect on
tho nervous systemr'
What had Mrs. Gillett done that
would make her afraid of being haunt
ed, and why was she the housekeeper
at Hidden Hall Court?
Dagon felt that there was q mystery
about the middle-aged woman which
might connect with some old scandal
of the Wells family. OF course, even
II there were such a mystery, it might
have nothing to do with the Haste
affair; but the detective was deter
mined to let no thread drop. He con-
Sidered, therefore. that 1t would be
important not to lose sight of Mrs.
Gillett and her daughter. This was
only side issue, however, of the
new theory as it appeared to him.
The name of Paolo Magnani came
directly after that of Fanny Gillett's
on his list, and Dagon studied the
actors not unfamiliar features with
keen interest.
Magnani and his cousin. Rawdon
Wells. were Of somewhat similar type,
which was not surprising, as they
were closely related. Dagon wasn't
sure just how closely. for he had
never before interested himself in the
matter. He had been told. however,
since the Carroll-Haste wedding that
Wells Italian mother and Magnani's
mother had been sisters.
Both men were tall and Of unusually
graceful bearing. but Wells was leaner
and more soldierly than Magnani.
Magnani was more picturesquely
handsome, Wells harder and sterner
of feature; and both-though they
were young and much of the same age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26

See Mrs. Payntor to test the the
ory," he had begun to scrawl at last,
when. to his establishment, the tele-
phone bell rang.
Who besides Haste knows I'm in
town." Dagon wondered, still aloud,
for talking to himself-and even abus-
ing himself-was habit Of his in his
rather lonely life. The detective was
half-minded not to answer the call,
but changed his mind as the phone
bell rang again. He lifted tho re-
ceiver to his ear, expecting to be bored
by some stupidity, but his weary
"Hello!' was answered by voice
so peculiar as to suggest disguise
and instantly to pique his interest.
The speaker might be a woman wish.
ing to be taken for a man, or a man
posing as Il woman.
rs that Mr.. Dagon himself?" some
one inquired
Yes. Who's calling?"
Continued Tomorrow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26
RAID ON COL. BEACH'S
ROOMS IS HELD ILLEGAL
q. s. Commissioner Orders Prop
erty Taken Returned-Will Not
Be Used in Trial.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 26.-War-
rants for search Of the rooms of Col.
Will Gray Beach. suspended chief Of
the Federal narcotic division. here.
were quashed yesterday when United
States Commissioner Henry c. Deitler
upheld a motion Of counsel for Beach.
The commissioner held that the vague.
ness OF the charges In Government
warrants constituted an illegal seizure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26

for jewels. A number OF gems and
knick -knacks seized in the raid on Col.
Beaches rooms will be returned to
him and will not be admitted to evil
dence In his trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-26

and q violation Of the fourth amend
ment.
Beach, with Lorenzo Baxter and
Will O'Brien. formerly agents under
him In the narcotic intelligence, are
charged with trading seized narcotics
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

BY STANLEY

with Leslie a kind OF family afia'n
and sets her right with al the SHOWS
Copyright, 1875. y. = \. service Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

oyershoesr"
Just two pairsf' said Mister Reg
Les.
That's give them 10 me.
Now when l no shopping. no one
can hear me. Got any kettles good
for making chicken or rabbit stewf'
Mister Peg Leg set out three.
Rsddy took the biggest and set IL
on his stove,
"Now I'll have dress and n
sun bonnet 30 I can fool people"
said Reddy. Il want to pretend
I'm a lady
And didn't he pick out tho best
dress and sun bonnet Mister Peg
Leg had.
Vow ! want bag 10 catch
things in" said Reddy ~ nice
good strong chicken or rabbit bag"
Mister reg leg picked ono up,
but suddenly Nick grabbed Il and
pulled tt down over Rcddy's head
aud tied tho string tight.
Then they put the kettle and the
overshocs and the dress and sun
bonnet back into the fairyman's
pack and went on their way.
Goodbye they called. You
may keep the bag and the cough.
drops"
TO BE ContinuedJ
Copyright. 1915. y. r. A. Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
nInIN nm InnAN

NhhHHR NAHHANH" A"AHNH
Alatn IsIbpt hrsbv possesses
charaCIrristits which ut am three
o. his nance Tho uFsr vltrh
took him o. SEA uU ifasinE school
pas never lrit bim BE quit she
Eua That De- nov believes was
: mistake. Tho sea is ln his blood
Drake a contemplation "a fbF
idle llfe no q lr1dius in his tnNnr-
faus home OnF daN whom be la in
PARTICULARLY auEFY weHu he
SWINGS the safe 90 with l0Rd
glauE startling copper hrvnErd
old gentleman and pretty SRI
"a ho Are rldlHE rs iu ar ola sfashr
toned low thaIFF The old man
calls down an abuse ot deep water
Language on nEakr's head hut
Drake has eyes Qnlv Tor thr girl
Drake hates parties There iH
one going on now st his house. So
he slips inta the dsnk EOS smok
ing hts pipe, and ycyelluF in the
hreeEes that float O. him from the
SEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

II one could not see the potentinlitles
and II one did not appreciate it's help
iessness. no one would think new
baby was pretty.
a newborn puppy or a uew.hatched
chicken arc much nicer TO look at.
| wish, however. YOU could see lit
tie Jack holding that bundle OF lace
and flannel which encases his Bud
dy" II would prove thrill TO you
Already Leslie is making Jack under
stand that his responsibility for his
little brother is limtless.
Zoo Ellington is growing very
beautiful. In many ways she re-.
minds me OF Harry She makes
friends just as easily and throws
them off MS quickly MS she finds one
she likes better. Up TO date she has
only shown this characteristic in re.
gard 10 the young men who hover
about her. She Is n perfect little
flirt. I am afraid that Leslie will
not keep her long rs already a mum.
bcr OF the young men about tho hotel
arc her devoted slaves and shower
on her - great deal Of attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

Mister Peg Leg and the Twins
went along thru the Iand-of.Dear.
Knows-Where when nh at once
Nick saw a sign. II said. RED
Fox His House"
ooh. dearf' said Nancy. Let's
hurry past. don't like Beddy Fox.
He's always soaring people and Mis-.
ter Tingalins says he's the worst
tenant ne has
But almost before the last words
were out of her mouth, who should
open the front door but Reddy Fox
himself. And he grinned until you
could see his long red tongue and
away down his throat.
Where are you going. my pretty
maid2
Please step insidee don't be afraid, +"
he said.
I'm going with Nick and Mr..
Peg Leg to sell things" said
Nancy And I'm not afraid. but
We can't step inside because we
are in a hurry
"Grrr, You'll Just come in II
/ say So" said the fox. '1f you
don't III tear Mister stumpaIongs
pack all TO pieces with my sharp
teeth"
His names not Stumpalong Its
Peg Leg" said Nancy.
Then she whispered. Wed better
go in for you can't tell what he'll
do"
SO Nancy and Nick and Mister
Peg Leg walked right into Reddy
Fox'8 house.
Have you any money!" asked
the fairyman uneasily.
Money Ha. ha. ha! That's a
joke don't need money what
want, take. And ! want lot
Now show me everything"
Poor Peg Leg undid his pack and
spread out his wares.
Now let me Sec" said Reddy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
SE1TWls9GsT
20 0S fN3 FNON9
y Olive Roberts Barton
NO. 13--BAD REDDY FOX
ober IS Barton

licking his lips and grinning again
like a Chesay cat. Have you n
nice roasted chicien7'
Chicken cried Mister Peg Leg.
~ don't carry anything 70 eat ,ex.
ccpt cough.drops."
"well. give them to me" said
Rcddy Fox.
Mister reg Leg handed them over
and the fox stuffed them into his
mouth. box and all.
Crunch. Crunch was all you
could hear for a few minutes.
"Thats fineF' said Reddy. Now
I shouldn't cough for the next year
and half Let me sect Got any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

man they have married TO that which
they wish their husbands were.
There, dear, / am hearing you
laugh long and loud. You'll have to
acknowledge that 1t IL true. You
know I am a splendid wife and was
a widow. You know how happy | am
when you do something that is In the
nature of unselfishness. Besides this
] am glad you are able 10 laugh at n
truth. Most truths either make peo.
pic fighting mad or very weepy.
Leslies baby ~ a fine one. they
Say Between you and me-. think
new babies are very ugly. with their
uncertain colorcd eyes. their little
button noses. their slobbcry mouths.
their bald heads and their red skins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
LETTER FROM RUTH BURKE TO
WALTER BURKE, CONTINUED

Few women, my dear Walter, can
face facts. When a woman finds her
ideal shattered. II she is not big
enough TO recognize that the blame
is not wholly her husband's-and few
women are big enough-she Is lost.
Dear. don't laugh at me when !
tell you that probably this Is why the
tradition is grown up that widows
make the best wives. You see. wild.
ows have gone thru all this shatter.
ing OF idenls They know what TO ex
pect. and rs a rule they expect
mighty little OF a man. Consequent.
~ they are surprised and delighted
at the slightest conformity in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
sow co oN MIrn rnE sroRN

he had taken down his masters
certificate from beside his pictured
ships, because it always s,uug him
10 violent rebellion AZ snch mo
ments be was ready TO huri every
consideration 90 the four winds, and
ship 10 anywhere In the seven seas
or course he knew how absurd the
ampulse was. That was why he
had fought e. HE had made two
long cruises in the yacht: blt that
Was "a mtile sort ~ seafdring he
thought. Auntie was there, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

That this attention should be of
the right kind. | have taken her TO
some Of the tea and dinner dances,
and explained to some OF the older
women that Zoe Is a kind of relation
of mine. / have said that as she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

wanted to be Independent after her
magnificent education abroad. | had
placed her with Leslie as half gov
ernoss to her children end half com
paniou TO herself.
This, OF course, makes her place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

strong enough to shout r. all
hands. Let's you an me lower one.
just rr luck. Then III inierduco
you to Mag Parrot. 4 hot I'm. she
Is
10 he Coutinusdj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
FINANCIAL NEWS

Twd stores. Onyx Hosiery nreferred
re 1.any Packing and rGeat West Sns
no;,. wnicn moved UP 2 to almost a
pemn Detroit Edison showed ;ndeS
,,t .anuene strength among the nnhljc
Slues, running up 1-8 nojnts ITO
LIS, LIS round 1t impossible to craate
interest in the railroads.
q onsy rates stiffened again TODAY
&c Danks called loans freely fo ohtain
C .Is Tor the month and settlements.
ren i money. after renewing at 10
nr.,, was marked up to five and
ninsty -. 40 IL per cent. Sixty to
mo nSss Jay time loans again COM
were readily available at is a. tts
close of last week. 'Ne
Foreign exchanges oeveionoa
dictionary trend. Demand s+ar,i,n
was quoted below s4.sa for tha e erms
time since April 90 a decline brins ?.
ing the rate below the genera,,v as
copied gold point" French francs
were slightly easier and Norwarian
kroner Tell below the twenty cent
weeks. 'i'iie IN several
Oneasiness over the tightenine If
the money market was refiactaI N
me lower trend OF bond prices TODAY.
AIauine was extremely light.
Vuiet liquidations Of liberty bonds
emphasized the extent to which the
current nAeney situation is infiueneine
the trend OF bond prces. Sensitive fo
changes in the credit outlook the
government obligations continued 70
9rift lower today. the liberty 3 1-2s
Dreaking under par for the first time
The railroad list proved vulnerable
to profit taking which was directed
against the semi-speculative ISSUES.
Florida, Western and Northern "a
broke more than three points and
substantial losses also were register
ed by Seaboard adjustment IS. Den
yer and Rio Grande Western SIS, Chi
cago and Alton 3 1-2s, st. Paul As. of
1873, and Frisco adjustment skies.
New financing was well received
the $15.000.000 Bavarian loan being
considerably over-subscribed within
! q few hours.
Two issue Of bonds will be offered
tomorrow for the Walworth Com
pany. New England manufacturers of
! plumbing equipment and other ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29

Announcement is made that work
will soon begin on the 100000
Gulf Island development on the An.
droscoggin, the biggest hydro electric
project yet undertaken in Maine.
Preliminary plans call for the con-
struction Of a concrete dam -2700
feet long and so feet high. The dam
will create an artificial lake oyer Q
miles long and mile wide, with a
storage of a billion cubic feet of wa
ter. The power station win be equip
ped with three 5000 horse power gen.
orators, to generate $1,000 horse
power, with possible room for the
installation of fourth. unit OF the
same capacity.
several thousand cords of woodAwill
be cut from the fiowage area Of the
dam this winter. The immediate site
of the development has already been
cleared. No date is given out when
the actual construction work will be-
gin, but plans call for the completion
of the dam early in 1927. T
The $4,000,000 power project Is
hailed by Lewiston-Auburn as the
commencement of great develop
ment of the Industrial heart Of
Maine. 1t will make the Androscog-
gin one of the best developed rivers
in Maine Central Maine Power
Company hopes in this section of the
state to find a market for all the new
power. All cities and towns served
by the. interconnected system of the
company will benefit from the pro-
ject and will use the surplus power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Sept. 28.-(AP).
Grain prices suffered a hard tumble
today to a new low record price for
the season with wheat and every
other grain selling under the level that
prevailed year ago. Big receipts of
wheat at Winnipeg, the largest ever
known at the time of year, had much
to do with forcing values down. The
Chicago wheat market closed unset
tied. to Acc net lower at about the
days bottom figures, December 1856 to
1864 and May 1882 to 1.3s, with corn
unchanged to &c down, oats unchang-
ed to s@3c off and provisions UNI
Announcement of 3,S45,000 bushels
increase Of the United States visible
supply of wheat as against only 740,-
600 bushels increase year ago acted
at an additional weight on the wheat
market, and so, likewise, did prospects
that the Canadian crop movement
would continue heavy for some time.
, Many standing orders to stop wheat
losses at various set limits were un-
tomatically forced into operation as
values here continued to crumple.
1t was estimated that. based on
today's prices of December delivery,
the principal grain crops of the Unit
ed States have declined in value $780,
000, 900 during the last month.
In sympathy with wheat September
and December corn and September oats
established a new low pricerecord for
the season. May equalled the previous
low price record. Owing to the close
relation between corn prices and hog
PLAYED much resistance to selling
pressure
Weakness of grain and hogs had a
depressing influence on provisions.