The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 6

'AGfe PAGfefl i TUB RHiNELANDIll DAILY IfEWI Wisconsin Briefs SUfcE-A PIRATE ROMANCE train United Mnaitntt Larks. tftifilMVoon larks hrtve nppwirod ill this Vicinity In such numbers that the local Soo lino freight train was obliged to stop to avoid running over hundreds of the birds on the track. Monroe flrtltics Ktitn Cars. automobiles were destroyed or badly damaged find only eight were saved when the tirecn County Auto Co. garnge was raised by fire.

The dainnge may reach $26,000. Members of tlie volunteer fire department prevented tbc Sprcftd of the flumes to the new Kit gene hotel, toward which a brisk wind was blowing spnrks. A welding machine is believed to have caused the fire. Fire Department WISCONSIN public property committee of the Wood county bon.rd has been authorized to make an investigation, of the feasibility of establishing a county fire department to be on duty permanently. With such an organization it is believed that there would bo a great reduction in the yearly fire losses in the county.

Second Man Killed In Pit. JANESVILLE Hanson, 24, was killed in a cavc-)n at a gravel pit near here. He is the second man to lose ills life in that manner since the opening of the pit this year. Will Creates Trust Fund. trust fund of for the benefit of needy children of Madison, is created in tho will of Mrs.

Alice Hayden Price, who died here. Cleared of Negro's Death. August Erickson, a negro, died of gunshot wounds at the hands, of Fred Klein, but that the latter shot in self defense, was the verdict of the coroner's jury which convened to inquire into the death. Erickson went to Klein's with a shotgun and after a few words fired the shotgun at Klein but missed him. Klein discharged his rifle at the negro, killing him, the jury decided was the true version of the affair.

Ashland Ore Running. ASHLAND The North Western road here is dumping ore from cars Into the docks and three trains are running on regular schedules hauling ore. No boats as yet are listed for the docks. The Soo line will start dumping ore into the docks today. The Soo yards are filled with cars of ore and several extra trains are running between Ashland and the mines.

Schedule Summer Course. Northland college School of Music will conduct a i best bread flour'and thehasqpsl'ja flour that stands the test. React these 5 important tests for good flour. important tests 1. COLOR: Does it have the creamy white natural color? 2.

TEXTURE: Docs it have a smooth silky appearance? 3. FLAVOR: Docs it have a rich nut taste? 4. ELASTICITY: Does the dough have a sirune, springy fcsliag? 6. UNIFORMITY: Does the dough work up the same in every batch so that your bread is good? There arc many flours, including well advertised brands, that can stand three or four tests. but there are few that can stand the "all 5 1 tett.

The lack of any one of these qualities in leas satisfactory baking. It requlriea all 5 of these qualities to make the best bread. Keeps bread fresh longer es meaEurinu up to the "all 5" test for f-jad flour, BIG JO possesses a special quality cf keepintc bread FRESH LONGER. This is becauw; BIG JO is made from strong bard wheat rich in gluten which absorbs more water in making dough. This EXTRA absorbed water keeps bread or pastry jrtsh much lonstr.

Try sack of BIG JO today an4 gee how much longer your bread or pastry phone your grocer NOW. More bakings per sack Thfo water absorbing quality of BIG JO flour 909 to the use of strong hard wheat, rich in your flour. Less flour to each baking. Try 9 sack pf BIG JO today and gee hqw much flour on save on each baking. GUARANTEE i yoer grocer bow for sack pf PIC JO.

of bread, biscuits, pie or Moke the al)5'' test. Sec how much TOU save, gee bow much longer your or cake stays fresh. See why many who, when they were little girls. From their, mothers to use JO fttl PIG JO today. if you do I that you are more satisfied with BIG four you ever used-thai it eaves you are truly DELIGHTED.

attic to your cent wiD 9Q gg.fffrfu"y. corse Ornnlhnm, Mar first baseman for the world champion t'ltls- hurprh Pirates, is goin.cf to be married very shortly. He's shown with the future Mrs. Grantham, Miss Ruby Gates of Klrigmnti, AriK. six-wcoks' course here this summer it was nnnoiincecl by college authorities.

Stncoy Green, Curtis instructor in piano, and Frederick Schweppc, Medford, instructor in vocal training, will have charge of the school. Teachers' Jtn.v MADISON Wisconsin in a 1 school'teachers, school principals and instructors will assemble at River Falls May 7 to discuss the state's educational problems. Prof. H. L.

Miller, University of high school, and State Supt. of Schools John Callahan will be among the speakers. With Selling Death STEVENS Pionkowski, proprietor of the saloon in which Dennis Kosobucki, 20, is alleged to have been killed, is under arrest on the double charge of violating the liquor law and being a "repeater," having been convicted twice before of liquor law violations. The saloon man pleaded guilty in county court and was bound over to circuit court and remanded to jail In default of bail. He had promised, after his last conviction, to shut up his saloon and leave the county.

Pionkowski, it is now charged, sold moonshine to the party of young men accompanying Kosobucki on the night of the killing. A complaint charging Dave Ostrowski with first degree manslaughter has 1 been drawn up by Dist. Atty. E. Atwell, and arraignment in court will take place within a few days.

Ostrowski has confessed to striking Kosobucki a blow on the side of the head as they were standing at the Pionkowski bar, according to Atwell. Ostrowski was sentenced and paroled in 1022 on a charge of check forgery. Also Heads tlont'd. Riggins, Ocottto, was re-elected chairman of the county hoard 1 at a meeting here. This is Mr.

Ripgin's fourth term as county chairman. At this year's spring city election Mr. Riggins was elected mayor of Oconto over W. A. Holt, his multi-millionaire opponent.

PEACHES HAS SPECIAL GUARD WHILE RIDING City Paragraphs CARMEL, N. Heenan Browning is being guarded by a special 'deputy sheriff when she goes motoring. The chauffeur of her azure blue car has been sworn In because of crowds and remarks. A constable has been assigned to tho honeymoon cottage at Cold Springs. BOND ISSUED DURING CIVIL WAR A JOKER ATLANTA, man in California who holds a state of Georgia bond of $1,000 dated 1854, will find he holds a joker, State Treasurer William J.

Speer has announced. The 72-year-old bond was presented at the capital in the form of a claim for payment. The treasurer will not make payment and will demand the. return of the document as stolen property which he asserted was taken along with much other "loot" by the troops of General Sherman during the latter's famous march through Georgia. LOTS FOR SALE.

East End Addition near the Fair Grounds; West View Addition near the creamery; Lot 8 Block A Highland 1 View on Pelican Lots 11 and 12 Block 4 Coon's Addition aughan St. We will subdivide the Grant Clark property if enough people show interest in purchasing lots therein. BROWNE LEADBETTER AGENCY tn Sttrnh Kinda! tills motnlngf fW Ajjpleton where she will nttcM the Uttftwul of her son Mrs. tVlllinm Woinipr, Who ttledt yesterday after a week's Illness. Vlsiiilif Mew Mrs.

Ahl- stroiii and'children have lu'rlVed hero from ami tiro visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Alfred Nylurid, 522 Mcsser street. Mere for nnd Airs. William St. Marys nfHl.MfB.

Aliru Jenkins and son, of Two Mrs. L. M. firleksbft, Of Clouer, iowa, and Albert Steadttmii sen Vailo, of Weyerlmuser, have re- urned to theft- homes after 1 he last few days in fthinelandcr. They were hern to attend tho funeral services held yesterday afternoon for Mrs.

Anna Steiidmatl. t'rtclersoes Moblc Sandbeck, of Conover, underwent an iperation this morning In St. Mary's lospitol for appenaicitisi From Stevens Polnt-r-Mlss Lucille of Stevens Point is here vis- ting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. iiwrenco Brims, 024 Keenali street.

Miss 1-Janna was until ftbout a month nga a nurse in St. Mary's hospital. Moved to and Mrs. John J. Remo have moved to their cottage on Velvet lake tb tho sumiweiv Oo tit ftfid Crtlrhs, former.

residents: of Hhlnelnndef) who have bfceft residing in Orogot 1 for tho Irtst Bis; yenra, hnve on6 to SdliiQiMor ttf Visit WHft (IdiiKhtef, Mrs. l-tnlifV nflet 1 ing with friends in Ithintsmiider ior a week. FARM ISSUES HAY BE TAKEN UP AT GENEVA American Would Have mittee Study Problems and International Bearing, A GOOD STOMACH MEANS LONG LIFE Keep It Clear and Free From Gas and Distress With Dare's Mcntlm-I'cpshi. MONEY BACK OUAttANTEE FROM ItEAKDON DttUG CO. Indigestion or gastritis or dyspepsia or any stomach sickness whether acute or chronic disappears like dew before a summer sun when quick acting Dare's Mentha-Pepsin gets in action.

If you have any stomach trouble or any ailment such as dizzy spells, headache, billiousness, nervousness, sleeplessness, do as thousands have done and one bottle will show you the way to stomach health or Reardon Drug or any druggist will return the purchase price. Be sure and ask for Dare's Mentha there is nothing just as good. PHONE April that problems nnci their international bearing be studied by a special committee was made to the preparatory Commission of the In-- tenmtloiml economic conference by Arthur k. Gllbcr't, of Boston, Mass. He explained -the International stltute of Agriculture In Rome had agreed to put all its machinery and documents nt the disposal of such an Inquiry.

The discussion on the scope of the JOY HUNT HE ADS CAST IN NOTED "Lightnin'" to be Shown on Screen at Majestic Theatre Suridajp. "Jjightnin 1 will strike this town next week! This la not merely a prediction; It Is.a certainty. However, it will not-be serious. On the contrary, it will be highly entertaining, because will hit here as one of the season's most promising photoplays, being booked as the attraction at tho Majestic theatre, opening Sunday. Jay Hunt will be seen in the role of Jjightnin' Bill Jones, a character made famous by the late Frank Bacon on the stage.

Supporting Mr. Hunt'will be Madge Bellamy, Ethel Clayton, Bclythe Chapman, Otis Harlan, J. Farrell MacDonald, James Marcus, Wallace McDonald, Brandon Hurst and Richard Office Phone 30-W House phone 30-WR DR. A. F.

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