The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-08-06


miles from home. They left at day
light Friday for the last leg of the
journey. John says it's good for his
oxen to have a change Of scenery.
They will appear in the second days
act of the pageant which will be re-
peated eight times this year.
Ernest Miller of Milwaukee, was
fined two dollars and costs this morn
ing in court for violating the arterial
highway ordinance.
Frank Ball, 673 Chicago street, has
reported to the police that a spare
tire, 80 315 was stolen from his car
while parked on Maiden Lane.
The directors of the Kenosha Hos
pital association met at noon today
with luncheon at the Nurses home
Routine business for the month was
transacted,
The fire department was called Sat
urday afternoon at four o'clock to
the Simmons company building at the
corner OF Pearl street and Maiden
Lane. The blaze was caused by an
overheated electric heater.
The police found :. small lost girl
at the carnival grounds Saturday
night. All she knew was that her
name was kathleen" Later she was
restored to her parents, who, the po-
lice learned, were with the carnival.
Nick Levine, 1125 Salem avenue,
arrested by Police officer Cunningham
for having a punch board in his pos
session, was fined SIS and costs this
morning in court on his plea of
guilty.
next two weeks on vacation, and in
his absence he has authorized Dis
trict Attorney Lewis Pcvell TO accept
as authority court commissioners in
Kenosha whenever the need for such
action arises.
John Soukup, 812 Sellick avenue,
taken into custody Saturday night at
a dance hall by Mrs. Mcneil of the
police department, was fined SO and
costs for intoXication today. He gave
his name as "Riley" when arrested
and said he had changed his name a
week ago.
F. j. Maschak, 275 North Lyman
avenue, while driving a Cleveland car
south on West street, collided at the
corner of Prairie avenue and West
street with a Chalmers touring car
driven by John Tallale, 1853 North Su-
perior street. The left running board
and rear left fender were damaged.
Gustaf Wolf, 257 Church street, has
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truck was parked in the alley in tibet
rear Of the Stephtn Buchanan store a
spare tire and rim was stolen from it.
Two boys were brought into the po-
lice Office this morning, on suspicion
Of theft of the tire.
George H. Rasmussen, 582 Bond
street, was ordered to appear in court
Tuesday morning to answer the charge
of violating the rules Of the road.
Rasmussen was arrested by Pelice
officer Callahan TO Railing to stop at
the direction Of the automatic signal
at the corner Of Prairie avenue and
Sheridan road, when it read "StopP
Carl Miczewitz, 513 South Pleasant
street, had a fight with his. "boardirg
boss" whoever that may be, on Sun
day, and tried to wreck the house,
according to the police report. This
morning in court before Judge Slater,
Miszewitz said that his boarding
boss" had tried to hit his wife and
that he interfered and got the worst
of it. He was fined SO and costs.
Those fined for intoxication by
Judge Slater in the municipal court
this morning were the following:
Louis Furline, Steve Kitzrow, Charles
Makeluleo and George McCune. Me-
Cune was found on Fremont avenue
desperately holding his hands against
tree to keep it from falling down.
He was taken into custody by Police
officers McGivern and Q'Hare. He
was fined, like the others, SO and
costs this morning.
Two speeders arrested by the police
were fined in court this morning.
They were Lawrence Godlewski, r. f.
D., Kenosha, arrested by Police Of
fcer Larsen for speeding on Division
street, Sunday, and Royal Schrubbs
Of Milwaukee, arrested by Police
officer Reynolds for speeding 30 miles
an hour on, Sheridan road, Sunday
afternoon. Godlewskl was lined $40
and costs, and Schrubbs $40 and costs,
the court taking into consideration the
place and time in fixing the fine in
each case
Anton GRADER, IS, OF 921 Ninth ave-
nue., Milwaukee, and Dominic Civil
aszdowski, II, 673 Grant street, Mill
waukee,, were returned to their par
ents today after having been picked
up by the police while jumping off Of
freight train Sunday afternoon.
John Kuss, 16, 1867 Sixth avenue, Mil
waukee, and Ben Przybyszewski, 500
Ninth avenue, Milwaukee, can't go
home. They were all found together.
The parents of the latter two notified
the police that they would have noth-
ing more to do with their sons. Three
of the four have served time in the
Milwaukee Detention Home. The po-
lice found twenty cents in cash in the
four.