The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 2

PAGr.2 fllE (WIS,) BAIL1T COUNTY TRACT IS ENTERED AS LOCAL FOREST Nearly 40,000 Acres in New County Forest; U. S. Eyes Large Area, PLAYS MERE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER Establishment of three county forests will IIP iinnr completion tonight when records will be finished and mailed to Madison, The land, nearly 40,000 acres in all and located in three Oneida county towns, will be entered under the forest crop law. K. H.

Trenk. extcnson forester conned ed with the Tni versify of Wisconsin, has spent the past few days here with County Agent L. G. Sorden making plans for the establishment of the county forest tracts, and two stenographers worked all day Saturday and all day today completing records for the land entry. The land is twins entered on proper form.

1 under the forest crop law, and descriptions are being checked with tax deeds held by the county to make sure that no mistake is made in establishing the county forests. To Opt Payments. As soon as tin- nunt.v loi-psus are entered, (lie state will start its payments to local governmental units. The towns will receive 10 cents an acre, this money to go directly into the town treasury and be used for general town purposes, while the county will receive another 10 cents per acre, but this money is to be used for forestry development in the county tracts. I Tho areas now being placed under the forest crop law as Oneida county forests are located in the towns of Minocqua, Monico and Enterprise i One of the major recommendations of the state survey of Oneida coun-, ty, completed and published in April, 1931, that the county imme- dlately take tax deeds to delinquent and deedable lands.

"Failure to take deeds results in fictitious assessment bases being- created, since these lands are still on the tax roll for assessment purposes, even though they have paid nothing in taxes for years," the survey report "Larger amounts are than are needed in order to provide sufficient funds to maintain local' government. Onelda county now pays the state's share of taxes on delinquent lands not deeded, and from which they receive no revenue." Mentioned Woodboro Too. The university experts who made the county survey here went on to j. recommend the blocking-up of delin-1 MANY ATTEND BAND CONCERT GIVEN BY ELKS Appleton Musicians Enthusias- tically Greeted by 700 in I Program Mere. Rhinelander Elks yesterday made a notable occasion of a twin-event istlc work was presented by the Appleton team, consisting of: Exalted ruler, Oflteiftacher; esteemed I leading knight, Alfred fi'radford: I esteemed knight, Dbhal'd Mor- rlsaoy; esteemed lecturing knight, J'etcr Traan; esquire, Martin Van Rooy; chnnlaln, John Roach; secretary, Sarto S.

fiallllet; inner guard, Forrest Johnstoijrt The w6rk was most i impressive and was thoroughly appreciated by those who witnessed It, At 6:30 o'clock a banquet was served in the Hotel Oneida, with A. ,1. O'Melia as toastmastef. Musical numbore included selections by i Stanley Hallenbeck's orchestra and vocal selections by the Happy Days mtrrtet. The quartet, consisting of u.

J. Hallenbeck, Oscar Nelson, Ken! tho reception of 13 new members into neth Emmons and Truman Clumber, 'the lodge and the of an 'unusual band concert to people of the city. The concert was given by the 120th AREA LEADERS OFBOYSCOUTS TO MEET HERE Antigd, Merrill, Waussiu and Rhinelander Men to Confer Tonight. Officers of Samoset area of Boy Scouts Will gather horo tonight from Merrill, AVausau, Antlgo and Rhino. lander for the last executive meet- Roger, Laughing," "Nona," "Over i ng 1931.

The meeting- will be held the Border and "The Stein Song." the city hall, starting at 8 o'clock. was enthusiastically applauded for ils rendition of "Sons' of the Jolly Meanest Thief Takes Radiator Alky Solution Motorist Finds Car Badly Water Used to Refill Radiator. Rhinelander today had tt candidate Mr the title of the "world's meanest thief;" He stole the nntl-frewe out ot. a local man's radiator. And If that wasn't enough, he refilled the ra- feAU CLAfRE MAN DIES I WHEN STftUGK BY CAfc CLAlfcS, Nov.

86 £. Slack, 8t, empleyfe of th'e iMtl Claire Leader, was killed today When 1'iin down by an automobile driven by Francis Harrington. Authorities absolved Harrington of blame. Black is survived by his parents, two sisters and a. brother.

i WILL PAY DIVIDEND TO DEPOSITORS OF BANK with plain water so that when IRONWOO'p, Nov. 30 A dividend of 30 per cent to deposi- the thermometer took a sudden.drop, 1 tors of the suspended Troll National thn radiator and the engine froze bank was docl-rorl today by Daniel Solidly open. If can think of n. Waite, receiver. It is the first dividend to be since the iiii i Adi lc lL outii t-tnei AL ynu rail iimm UJ -i.

rni'-iunr ''iTrit UHM vu uc uiuuiuu uiiiuu me Dlinit Field Artillery band, official band of Miss Jane Hampton accompanied the Consideration will be given to the than that, It's you time to tell the closed May 26. Payments will exceed AftflllSTAM TslKS. nn rtn 16 ft SinC-prS. A I an nn nnn Elks. The band is an singers.

exceptional organization and Its ap- Edwin Lilrose, exalted ruler of Kdward Rechlln, Air.erica's foremost Bach interpreter, will play at Xinn Lutheran church evening nt o'clock In a charity re- Mr. Kochlin's historic campaigns at home and abroad have emphasized the church as the- fitting instrument of religious and His unique; musical mission has in a tremendous influence for the highest and noblest in the art ot' music. A RechMn recital is universally recognized as an hour of great spiritual pnd artistic uplift. All proceeds of tho concert will hp turned over to thr community chest of Ulilnolamlcr to bo used for the relief of the needy. A offering will be taken.

nenrnnce here, in the Memorial building, was thoroughly enjoyed by more than 700 persons. I The band opened its program with the comic opera selection, Firefly." The number was a fitting one Kb nelimder Elks, thaViked the Appleton band and officers for their partlcinnt'on in the program. Brotigliton Speaker. Ho was followed by Charles Hroughton, of Sheboygan, past dis- ns a curtain raiser and the "'let deputy exalted ruler and was quick to realize the treat in store; nv member of the grand lodge's for it. As an encore and in recogni-'' "ir.mittoe on good of the order.

Mr. tion of the number of ex-service men recalled his visit here appointment of a. field executive for Lincoln to the including of Vllas county in the Samoset area story. $100,000. The car belonged to John Strobel and Was In a garage near ills home with Darroll Kirk of khinelander as 928 plnos street.

Before Thanks- In the auditorium, the band followed with its own stirring military march, "The 120th Field Artillery March." "Hungarian Fantasy," by Tobanl, last year, when he made some sug- fleld executive there as well as in One-Ida and Langlade counties, plans for cub work, and a discussion of the patrol school are to come up tonight. Boy Scout sistants, masters patrol leaders id as- 1 assistant scout- and senior patrol leaders and scribes and quartermasters from jrestions for Improvement of the Lincoln, Marathon. Langlade and Khinelander lodge, and said that he Onelda counties, will gather in Mer- had been pleased to notice yester- 'rill, Dec. 5, to attend the second an- INews Paragraphs' followed. Then came Franko-Gold- that an excellent spirit prevailed.

nual leaderH 1 school of thu FAI I ON flTY 1 nJLL Ul" 1 1 Son Is Mrs. nwn'ff "March on the Mall," which so captivated the hearers that they hummed and whistled in appreciation. Children especially enjoyed the next number, "A Hunt in the Black The number includes repre- called attention to the IClks' na- Samoset council area. tlonal foundation, which will parti- The school will be held in the Mcr- with state associations and high school from 9 a. to i) lodges in providing treatment I the day being occupied with Rhinelander Finally Convinced That Winter Is Here; 11 Above Last Night.

Snow, a serious downfall this time and no half-hearted spitting of mushy slush, was falling in Rhinelander today and for the first time this winter, local people could get out with a a nd Atty. E. A. Korth have returned Hanson, town of Pelican, received word this morninar that their son, James, who attends school in Delavan, is seriously il! with pneumonia. To Prim was removed to St.

Mary's hospital from his West Davenport street home in Hildebrand's ambulance yesterday. He Is ill with pneumonia. In R. P. Kirsch and children and Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Dandoneau returned home last night a 10-day trip to Kentucky. They visited relatives in Louisville and made trips to Mammoth cave and Clifty Falls. Atty. E.

L. Kennedy for crippled and under-privileged children. Young men need the wholesome atmosphere of the Elks Instructions in all branches of scout- craft. All Boy Scouts who aspire to any office in scouting, are urged to attend the school. senlations of the beasts and birds of', lodges, Mr.

Broughton declared, and the forest and is climaxed by the aa -id the organization has a pro- sounds of the shooting which con- ram which makes it to elude the hunt. (them. school. Among the high Scout offi- A number especially popular in; A J- Geniesse, of Appleton, dis-idals who will attend are, IT. Me- Einar Seger, Scout commissioner of Merrill, will be chairman of the radio broadcasting, "The Waltz You trlct deputy grand exalted ruler, Saved for Me," was next in the spoke briefly of his pleasure In at- band'a presentation.

Then followed tending the day's activities and ex- the most intricate of the numbers, "Slavonic Rhapsody," by Friedman. giving, Strobel had a gallon of alcohol put in the radiator of the car to protect it from freezing. When the weather became sharply 'cold, he drove the car for a few days, then put It in his g-arage. Probablv on tho nUrht nf N-iv. 2G or 27, a thief broke Into the garage, using a bar to spring the lodk and jimmy the door open.

The thief then drained out the antl-freeze from 'the car and refilled the radiator with plain water. What the object of this act. could bo, is unknown unless the thief did it deliberately to cause trou- for Strobel. That the garage had been broken open and the car tampered with, wa.s not discovered until this week when Strobel planned to go' on rabbit, hunt. Then he discovered the COFFEE WITH FLAVOR PRODUCE IMPROVED ROASTING Patented Process Insures Perfect Roast for Every Pound of Hills Bros.

Coffee tended an invitation to Rhinelander to attend the state convention This is a number which is rarely at- Appleton next year. O'Melia called on broom and sweep off their sidewalks from a few 'days' rabbit-hunting trip rose to ternptrd by bands because it requires exceptional technique in the woodwinds. The execution of the number delighted the audience, which refused to permit the band to conclude its program with it. As an encore the trombone section played "Trombone Smiles." Then the audience Toastmaster Claude Ebling, one of the candidates received into the lodge yesterday, to j. F.

Luther, of Antlgo; Darrell Kirk, represent the class in, the entertain-1 this city, Held executive; Richard Masters, of Green Bay; M. G. Clark, Scout executive of Appleton; L. A. Rumsey, of Rhinelander; W.

A. Marks, new field commissioner in charge of troop records and reports; Laurence France, Scout executive of Wisconsin Rapids'; William Hoffman, Scout executive of Chippewa Falls; nient program. Mr. Ebling respond- Eiseman, Wausau scoutmaster, and by noon today. The snow was accompanied by wind, but there was no drop in temperature.

Last night, however, the mercury with a party of Minocqua men west of Hazelhurst. Sheriff Hans Rodd and Wardens Reed and Long were with the party one day. Burkett, who has feet while the musicians played "The Star Spangled Banner." Is Municipal Band. The Appleton band came nere'with ed with a burlesque on a political oration by Magnus Johnson and replied to the applause with an Irish reading. The banquet was attended by about 100 persons, including a number of Elks from nearby communities.

The Antigo lodge was repre- fell to the lowest point it has reached been a patient in St. Mary's hospital all winter, with 11 degrees above for the past few days, left' yesterday rovern- and returned to his recordlnd thermometer at the His daughter also Valley sub-station. The here. quent lands on which the county; Son-Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Towne, i was du degrees.

Route 2, are the parents of a son 1 38 men. It is a municipally-supported sen ted by a considerable contingent and Exalted Ruler Nelson expressed the appreciation of h'is group for the held deeds, and the entering of these under the forest crop lak. suggesting, The qua. The county already has, or is help-' ing establish, several school forests, while there are some private tracts already entered under the forest crop law in Oneida county. Part of the Argonne national forest is located in the northeast cor-' ner of Oneida county and is being developed by the federal govern-' ment.

The village of Three Lakes is seeking to capitalize on its nearness to this federal tract and intends to use as the village slogan, "Three! to th 0 on Saturday in St. Mary's hospital. For Robert, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lavendosky of Three Lakes, has been Sunday had brought to St.

Mary's hospital to re- degrees above naro on ceive medical and Mrs. Charles Voss, threat of winter Minocqua, are the parents of a son in St. Mary's hospital organization, part of its funds coming from a city appropriation and nt Ph I th6 balance from public subscrip- entertainment of the day. at Phelps. i tions.

The total cost of the band is; about 519,000 a year and the city of' Appleton feels so well repaid fob its 1 investment in the organization thiat there has been no suggestion in decent years that the expenditure be curtailed. Its director, Edward F. years of experience and he practically all of his time to the' band. He has conducted the band for the last six of its 15 years of- ad- tivity. The band is the official band of the YOUTH MEETS DEATH IN CYCLE-CAR CRASH Sheboygan Authorities Probe Crash; Three Girls Seriously Injured.

state's official band, having boon grees Sunday. Continued Cold. There appears to be 'ittle for an immediate raise in chance tempera- The Argonne forest and forecast for tomorrow in Ruth Whitaker, 733 Carr street, became a medical patient in St. Mary's hospital today. Royal cial Royal SHEBOYGAN, Nov.

30 Charles Kregel, 22, Sheboygan, was killed and three young women were injured seriously in two traffic accidents in and near Sheboygah over can Legion's 1927 conven- -the week-end, tion. It has won four.national Elks" Kregel died of a broken neck suf- tournaments, its most recent victory fered when his motorcycle crashed having been achieved at the organization's 1930 convention in Los An- Angeles the band was started. into a truck which was being pushed across the street. An inquiry was the Past Masters' and Most Excellent Masters' degrees. The three girls injured when an F- H.

Langsdorf, Scout executive for this area. Rev. M. M. Schmidt, pastor of St.

Stephen's Evangelical church, Merrill, will address Scouts who attend the school at a supper to. be given in the school between 5:30 and p. m. The supper program will also include community singing led by M. G.

Clark. Following is the tentative program for the day: 8:30 to 9 a. Register. 9 to 9:30, Opening exercises. 9:30 to lu, Organize into troops and patrols and discuss duties.

10 to 11, Group games for patrols and troops. 11 to 12, Troop council and discipline. 12:15 to 1:15, Lunch; at 12 o'clock in a body. -Announcements by F. H.

Longsdorf, Scout executive. 2:20, Building troop morale; patrol programs; standard troop records and reports. 2:30 to 3:30, Running the troop; promoting Scout advancement. 3:30 to 4:30, Group games pati'ol and troops. 4:30 to 5:15, Outdoor leadership; hikes and overnights.

6:30 to 6:40, Supper; inspirational address by Rev. M. M. Schmidt; songs led by M. G.

Clark. 0:45 to 9, Troop meetings and Roasting, as much as blend, ia responsible ior the fine flavor of n-, i 9 offee act, ordinary bulk-roast- wa.a ing methods often fail to give the e.k-end, blend "a break." That's because a bulk methods don't always insure lock had been broken and found radiator and motor cracked open. I comes this undesirable feature. It is called Controlled Boasting, for I control is the principle of the process. I As the accuracy of the hour-glass depends upon an even, continuous flow a little at a time so a perfect roast is procured for Hills Dane County Attorney Opens SSTtfif ously a little at a time.

The speed of the coffee through the roasters is controlled. The temperature is controlled. These two things SOURCE OF LIQUOR SOUGHT IN INQUIRY Investigation into Poison Booze Death. MADISON, Nov 30 Attorney Fred Risser today directed a systematic search of Madison drugstores In attempts to determine the source of poison in whisky blamed for the death of James Corcoran a'nd serious Illness to Ray Kearn. The men collapsed Friday night and Corcoran died a minutes later.

Analysis of the liquor showed it contained poison, authorities said. Mrs. Corcoran said she found the bottle of whisky in a barn where her husband, a teamster, kept his horses, and took it to the house, When the men expressed a desire for a drink Friday night, she the bottle and gave it to them, she said. msure unvarying the blend is never under-roasted nor over-roasted. Remember that Hills Bros.

Coffee can't go stale. It is packed in vac- ,1 uum cans. Air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is removed and kept out of these cans. Ordinary, "airtight" cans won't keep coffee fresh. But Hills Bros.

Coffee is always fresh. Order some today. Ask for it by name, and look for the Arab trade-mark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Minne.

apohs, Minnesota. 1931 for I IJIJ141VU Ulill till J.AJJUJV or the largest cities of automobile driven by Miss Loraine patrol meetings for discussion. llahmsnt evcnlns ot new I.a.ral est toresu In Christmas Tree ight May Return in January. Weber, IS, Hilbert, left Highway 32, three miles west of here Sat- So pleased were Rhinelander Elks urday night and struck a telephone MINOCQUAN HAS HAND warning, with the reception given the band le and so encouraged were the band-' At St. Nicholas hospital, Miss men that a plan Is now being con- er righl; leg was amputated below sidered to have the band return here the kn ee and the left leg of Marion I Home time in January for a more Madler, 24, daughter of John Mad- I HURT; LOSES FINGERS proposals, with the one affecting- county, will be placed before the national forest reservation commission which meets in AVoshington, D.

in.December. i MNER SERVICES TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY Pallbearers Are Named for Funeral Rites Here Tomor- row Afternoon. Funeral services for the late Fred Miner, who died at his Anderson i street store last week, are to be held i and INJURED IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT First Carload of 2,000 Trees Be Shipped to Chicago This Week. Ernest Faulkner, resident of Min, ocqua, underwent an operation this formal this plan material- ler Hilbert bank president, was sim-! morning in St. Mary's hospital for said ha will larlv amputated.

Genevieve Me-1 the amputation of two lingers on izes, Director Mumm his organization's full comple- Klosky. 18, Green Bay, suffered head' one hand. His condition is excellent. 50 pieces, together with and internal injuries and a fractured Faulkner was injured this morning ers and dancers, to present the type Pelvis. All were expected to recover.

of program it has given in its tours of the east and far west, Falls cause about three times as when he had his hand caught in a gasoline engine, two of the fingers being- so badly crushed that a local 21, RACINE, ing himself friends, Melvin worker, shot himsel'f in nig-ht. Attendants at a said he had a chance- to recover' refused to reveal a motive act. for 'iliiflliliJillillilllliillilliiliillllHlll! Ha nc Kelt's PROBE CONFESSION OF SUSPECT IN HOLDUPS The Rev. C. H.

Wicks of the Con- gregational church will have While 'authorities investigated confession of three holdups in ul In lie se Chicago and St. 1'; Rhinelander's output of Christmas trees has been quite light this year. initiation ceremonies. The i-itual The first carload of trees, ahout' 2,000 nf them, will be shipped to Chii cruro this week and will be placed on in that city before Christmas time. The trees to be shipped this were cut by Hpie-er Oustafson, lives north of Rhinelander on Highway C3 in the town of Pine Lake.

Difficulty in fretting into the Mwanips this fall because of the mild weather until last Is ono Driven tor the Hlack season in Christmas treie.s thLp year. Another obstacle to the chopping down of the little trees was the changes in laws which make it nee- essary to obtain At the conclusion of the band con- many deaths among elderly persons surgeon found a'n operation was cr-rt. Elks went to their lodge rooms V-AH permission before! Melvin Sweet. Taggan. I.

Trumble anJ Pallbearers will be Emil Hack, George Helgeson, Georje Archie 1'ellow. A son, Fred Miner, is here from Minneapolis for the mul his daughter, Mrs. Marsruret Claris, wife of Dr. K. D.

Clark, former Hhine- lander dentist, is expected to arrive- here tonight from the west. arrested at his own request telli'mr! trces an cut off any your officers his two companions' in the I 1 I holdup were captured and to' a r(1 probably equally, prison. as important reason for the lack of! interest locally the Chriatrnaa tree i COMMITS nKLOIT, Nov. Burke him.sel head at his home here i men -Despondency over unemployni blamed. Ih many rwi: list 1 wK 'T, UMCm loy ftt a rilt(; that with nothing except RAOUTI cloudy mid colder to.

nitcht; Tuesday fair, continued cold. Melrose Bacon, Ib. Frozen Cherries, Ib, Frozen Strawberries, ounce 25c as automobile accidents. necessary. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Constance Bennett In The Common Law TUES.

WED. THURS. DEC. DOUBLE FEATURE The boy friend "BAD GIRL" isl here again. The wonders of science have long been of great aid to living.

Scientific principles have now been combined to everlastingly protect the dead, through the BuckstafF Burial Vault. Only the purest of Keystone Copper Steel is'employed in its manufacture. It is double welded and tested under 5,000 pounds hydraulic pressure to prove that no' moisture can enter. The BuckstafF Burial Vault is guaranteed for 99 years against ground waters and burrowing animals, yet the cost of this complete protection is reasonable. THE ROYAL PURPIE VAUlf AUG.

CARLSON Rhinelander, Wis. I torn clothing and a backache. Emmerling's 326 No. Brown St. 24 Days Until Christmas Tuesday Wednesday Specials Salted Mackerel, Frwh Potato Sau- 25c 15c lOc Feet that Hurt Arch Sujinorts Alone Cure Trouble, when your to pain you (talk-ii arche-H, etc.) the structure of the foot ha-j become chances such aii'l This Is Overcome and Coin.

Plfte Hi'lief Given manipulative the bones, liuuun-ins i tendons of the feet. Our cords Siicnv Have Heen Surti-sslul AND ARCH SUPPORTS tliat had tricrl for yeur.s to run rcri-f through use of ft-i-iTit makes of arches. In Connection Our rive Trcutiniint flijxlMo urch supports lr, Ji t-j correct faults iii Hhoi. aa litelK, Tiiere No iJisroinfort or regular this 1-Vc HORN AND ROSE "Lindey's Care Means Longer Wear" Cleaners arid Dyers Phone 205 Suits Coats Plain A HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED 50c WE CALL AND DELIVER IN THE CITY Established in 1S92 "SEND IT TO A MASTER" S. Stevens St.

From Gloves to Rugs Romance of a girl reporter in all my life nor in all your life has there been a picture' so humanly ap-. engross- ly genuinely so magnificently r- trayed. You'll Thrill! You'll Weep! You'll Laugh! You'll Love HELEN HAYES in "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET" E. R. Brennan, Mgr.

SISTER with JAMES DUNN jHo'f Squabbling Again With The Girl He Adores A FOX bv AtfRGQ SANTGU, OF A CO-ED" with PHILLIPS HOLMES SLYVIA SIDNEY NORMAN FOSTER SHORTS FAITH CHARITY TWES. MATINEE Also Comedy Special Attraction "Ken" Wright Will Hypnotize the Organ Tomorrow Mat. 7,9 THREE BIQ DAYS tounding SOUND EFFECTS Marvelous.