Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 12

Thursday Evening, FeHruary 3, 1 927, THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE 13 Adeline King, John Hummel, Tom Proulx, $12.50: Mrs. L. Tennis, Cady Land MUST BUILD I.kMILH ROAD TO GIST AUTOS FROM STRANDED VESSEL Fire Sundry Hydrant Electrician Sundry Sundry Building Inspector Sundry Fire Alarm System Police Signal System 1,238.32 12,259.29 80.55 70.47 29.00 787.87 10,269.05 STANDARD OIL CO. COMPLETES FIRST MONTH OF BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL, I GREEN BAY, WIS. Regular me? ting held Tuesday, Feb.

1927, at nine o'clock a. m. PRESENT: W. Wiesner, Mayor, W. L.

Kerr, City Clerk, Z. J. Vande-veld, A. W. Icks, Councilmcn.

AHKENT: None. Reading of minutes of last meeting was dispensed with and they stood approved as written. KKPOKTS following reports were read: Allowing Hills Oreen Hay, Keb. 1, 1927. TO THE MAYOR AND COrXCIL: Gentlemen $63,392.59 Includes $3,498.18 Accounts Payable.

HEALTH CONSERVATION AND SANITATION Disbursements of health department, quarantine and quarantine hospital, comfort stations, plumbing inspector, garbage collection and disposal and sewer districts. Salaries 4,339.94 Board of Health Sundry 260.95 Hospital Sundry 37.17 Plumbing Inspector 60.00 Sewer Districts 19,009.88 mMi fr'T THE THEATERS ORPHF.l'M "The Flaming Frontier" With two performances tonight, the big pictureplay "The Flaming Frontier" closes its engagement. It is an extraordinary picture of merit and covers a period in the life of this na-j Hon that is of interest to every American. Vaudeville and Pictureplay Opening tomorrow matinee a novelty and variety five-act vaudeville lull and feature picture will 1 the pop. ular entertainment nt the Orphcum Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Headlining the various vaudeville acts will be Marjah exponents of mental telepathy and Yogi philosophy. Marjah is a master of occult science and thought transference and is known as the "Menial Marvel of India." Ho may be reached in person the Oipheum during his engagement. Adolphe Menju will be seen in 1he excellent comedy picture "A Social the story of a small town barber and bogus count. Ileinio Conklin and Ixniiso Brooks are in the cast. "The Big Parade" Down to the last graphic, detail, the battle of Belleau Wood, one of the Comfort Stations Garbage Collection and iiWm nimn-ii iJLJ Includes $5,024.15 Accounts Payable.

CHARITY Salaries Sundry Outside Residential Poor Poor of Other Divisions Includes $722.80 Accounts Payable. HIGHWAYS AM) BRIDGES Disbursements for salaries and expenses of supervision and all amounts paid for labor and other expenses of street and bridge department. Salaries and Labor 15,321.29 Street Signs and Guideboards Water Street Lighting Current Equipment Opening Streets Sidewalk Construction The undersigned to whom the fid- lowing accounts were referred, respectfully report that they have carefully examined the tiamc; and, finding them correct, recommend that they be allowed and that orders he drawn for rtieir respective amounts a total of $990.61. W. Wiesner, Z.

J. Vandeveld, A. W. Icks. Burroughs Adding Machine Co $4.45: Acme Chemical John I-.

Kilslaar, C. Wis. Public Service Corp. Patterson Dental Supply I. SO; Acme Chemical Jos.

P. Rothe Foundry Wm. Hood, Oneida Truck Co, O. B. Regrinding Northern Coal Supply Morley-Murphy Wm.

Rothe, $28. S3; Murphy Supply $9.75, 56.60, $6.50, $8.00, $8.84, $28.25, John Donovan, $3.00, John Doherty, Julius Fenske, $3.00: Frank Morgan, Milton Patton, 53.00. Van's Battery Electric Shop Peter Juley, J. K. Hemy, Mrs, Rose DeC.raaf, $13.00 Wm.

Adrians, Mrs. Mary Mc Lean, Frank Planert, $10.00 Wm. Kreuser, F. R. Biiehholz, TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL Gentlemen: I herewith present a Revenue and Ornamental Lights Sundry fQ Includes $5,323.72 Accounts Payable.

INDEBTEDNESS Principal Bonds 5.000.00 Interest Bonds 4,500.00 INDEBTEDNESS Principal Bonds Interest Bonds THK TOP PICTURR ABOVE IS OK THE "CITV OF BANGOR" TAKEN" SHORTLY AFTER SHE WAS STRANDED OFF KEWEENAW POINT, ON NOV. 30. THE LOWER PICTURE, TAKEN" RE- Big Concern Starts Second Month In Temporary Quarters; Building Being Rushed. With a force augmented to about SO which probably will be its permanent size, the new division office of the Standard Oil company here has farted on its second month of business in Oreen Bay by preparing to send out the thousands of monthly statements for the first month's business is expected that the statements probably will be mailed late this weep. Duiing the construction of the "omp.iny's new office building at Jef ferson and temporary quarters have been established In the.

Knipbts of Columbus lodgp room in the Columbus club building, for the genenl office, and surrounding rooms for private offices, files, supplies and cloak rooms. Wo-k on the headquarters building has progressed to point wliere forms for the second story walls are being set. The first and second floors already have been poured, and the spare, between them enclosed with canvas and heated by "salamanders" to guard against, the cold, while marsh hay is being used In large quantities to protect the newer work. Bert Beauregard, De i'i re, is the contractor. expected that the new budding will be ready for occupancy in the late summer or early fall.

It occupies the northeast corner ot Jefferson and diagonally across from the C. and will have a broad krwn. The building Itself will be three itorics in height, 93 by 68 feet size, with an exterior of smooth face-brick and title. A PIMPLY SKIN NEEDS SULPHUR Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out Any breaking out of fhn skin on face, neck, arms or body Is overcome quickest, by applying Mentho-Stilphnr. The pimples seem to dry right tip and go away, declares a noted skin specialist.

Nothing has ever been found to tako the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It' is harmless and Inexpensive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles Mentho-Kulphur and use it like cold cream. Adv. Closing Out Sale of all kinds of merchandise.

Come and see us for big bargains. Zimmerman's Army Goods Store 414-416 Main St ISDISTRI151TED ending Dec. 31, 1926, showing the financial condition of the different city dc partmcnts. JOHN TEASE, Comptroller. TKKASl KEK'S BALANCES Receipts Paid Balance Balance Oct 1 to Oct.

1 to Jan. 1 Oct1 Jan. 1 Jan. 1 1927 John G. Gross, Flat- ley Bros.

John Mohr, A. G. Tlanert, Findeisen-Grleser St. Vincent's Hospital, Denessen Grocery J. D.

Petersilka, V. Hurlbut $61.50. Moved nnd seconded report be adopted. Carried, yes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None. Granting Applications Green Bay, Feb.

1, 1927. TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY: Gentlemen: The undersigned respectfully report that they have carefully con sidered the following applications to sell non-intoxicating liquor to be consumed on the premises and recommend that each be und is hereby granted: A. J. Mitchell, 303. W.

Mason ('has. Gauthier, 500 Balrd St. W. Wiesner, X. J.

Vandeveld, A. W. Icks. Moved and seconded report be adopted. Yarded, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None.

On Reports of Police Justice for Nov. and lec. Green Bay, Feb. 1, 1927. TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY: Gentlemen: The undersigned respectfully reports that he has carefully audited the reports of the police justice for November and December, 1926, and finding them correct, recommends that they be received and filed.

John Teae, Comptrolbr. Report ordered received and filed. Reports of clerk, treasurer and comptroller for December were presented nnd ordered filed. Following reiort was read and or-dored filed. Quarterly Report of Comptroller Green Bay, Feb.

1, 1927, OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY. Expenditure Statement for the quarter 219,618.45 1,382.10 729.73 401.713.iS 821.62 1.501.45 S8.C45.00 1.829.24 1.544.62 8 407,036 85 92.01S.S6 $1,300.85 769.39 210,00 979.59 113,722.11 12,936.24 167.83 858.26 115.06 2.528.01 1,371.76 668.24 729.73 471.96 6.0S7.19 311.57 550.13 28,918.75 1,452.12 136.23 14.68 177.75 43.23 21.93 137.12 S.OOO.na 5.0ft 14.00 57.51 5,471.22 $221,730.28 Genera! Funds Police Pension Fund Flemen's Tension Fund $273,740.33 1,268.76 2.316.31 $277,325.13 221,730.: RECEIPTS LICENSES AND PERMITS IT IS AT PRESENT, COATED THIRTY -TWO AUTOMOBILES WHICH CAN BE PLAINLY SEEN' was on the level ground in the vicinity when the location was last visited. All of the automobiles with the exception of those seen in the picture on the top deck are below deck, separated from the engine room of the vessel, at her sitem, by a strong partition. When the ship was last inspected, these automobiles were still in good condition, but the quo.tion at the present lime Is as to whether or not the pressure which crushed the stern of the vowel has or will also crush the partition and fill tlio compartment containing the cars with water. There is also the possibility that if tho ice continues tcj' form on her weather side, the vessel may capsize due to the excessive weight.

In the meantime, pending the solution of the salvaging problem, the Duluth firm keeps a watchman In a plianty In the woods which may be seen in the background ot the more recent photograph. Ho is at watch day ami night to sec that no further harm comes to the cargo of the "City of and will remain on watch until the puzzle of salvaging the 232 brand new automobiles has been solved. 200.00 Soft drinks 100.00 Cigarette 85.00 Building 357.10 Dance 235.00 Electricians 20.00 Milk 2.75 Peddlers 30.00 Pool and Billiard 95.00 Theater 100.00 155.00 litis runners 11.00 CENTLY, SHOWS THE VESSEL AS WITH ICE. TWO HUNDRED AND ARE STILL ON HOARD, SOME OF IN THE LOWER PMOTOURAPU. The steamship "City of bound to Duluth out of the city of Detroit, loaded with 250 Chrysler automobile with a valuation of ship and cargo set at $590,000, stranded at Keweenaw Poinl.

Michigan, on Lake Superior, on Nov, 30. She was caught in a blizzaid while rounding the point, and her crew of men wire rescued after two days without (nod by the crew of the Eagle Coast Guard Station. Nine of her men, when rescued, were suffering from frozen limbs as a result of exposure to the extreme cold, and it was found that several of 'her crew, while attempting to warm their feet at the lion tiro built by them, bad allowed the soles of their shoes to burn without being able to feel the warmth ot the lire. First aid was rendered by the Coast Guard crew, and the nine men were taken to hospitals. At least one of the men Is still confined to an institution, it is said.

Eighteen of the automobiles on her upper deck were washed overboard before the vessel stranded. In the more recent of the two pictures the cars can bo seen on the deck, encased in ice. The ship la now ptramlcd, frozen in, with her stern crushed in from the pressure of the, ice, and with 232 automobiles still on board. A Duluth fhm has taken a contract to nalvnge the cars. Approximately fifteen miles of wilderness lie between Copper Harbor, the nearest settlement, and the point where the vessel is stranded, and the latest plan of the salvaging contractors is to attempt to make a road through this expanse of virgin tSmherland.

About four feet ot snow- COMMERCIAL Interest on Deposits Rent PUBLIC SERVICE MARKETS AND SCALES SCHOOL SCHOOL LIBRARY TERMINAL TAX PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FINES, FORFEITS AND PENALTIES POLICE PENSION FUND lHHtR FROM COUNTY FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND STREET RAILWAY TAX tlARHAOE DELIVERY. JNtX'ME TAXES FHOM COUNTY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS FROM COUNTY DEL. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATES FROM COUNTY 132.27 Disposal 2,858.78 $26,698.99 420.00 34.50 3,488.70 313.61 $4,256.81 717.79 517.97 11,949.82 454.29 24.91 332.25 4,845.81 10,856.30 $15,023.43 $9,500.00 IN ADVANCE 31,600.00 19,478.75 $50,978.: 6.00 303.11 12.00 $321.11 3.000.00 139,309.88 21,141.66 6.971.53 4.808.96 3.710.99 19,511.16 302.21'. 318.20 1,121.56 382.94 360.58 215.80 3,427.49 90,00 1,503.41 Payable, $404,713.78 OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY EE- SOLVED: That the City Clerk be Instructed to draw an order In favor of John Brogan and Sons for Three Hundred Thirty Dollnrs and Fifty Cents ($330.50) final payment for work on open ditch across the Atkinson property from the culvert of the C. N.

V. Ry. Tracks to the Culvert at Velp Ave. and Gray St. A.

AY. Icks. Moved and seconded resolution bo adopted. Carried, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None. Draw Order In Favor of John Brocan Sons Green Bay, Feb.

1, 1927. BY THE MAY'OR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED: That the City he instructed tu draw an order in favor ot John Brogan Sons for Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) part payment for work on construction of culvert on the line of survey from Gray thru to t'tlp thru the Atkinson property. A. W. Icks.

Moved and seconded resolution be adopted. Carried, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None. The mayor appointed Henry Foeller on the Park Board to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. R. C.

Buchanan, resigned, and appointed Mrs. H. Fisk to succeed herself. Moved and seconded appointments he confirmed. Carried, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None.

On motion council adjourned, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks; noes, None. W. L. Kerr, City Clerk. BRING BEST RESULTS at in Celebrations Damages Unclassified Includes $6.00 Accounts Accounts Payable School Vocational School Library Barks and Playgrounds Sewer Bond Liability Street Bond Liability Employment Agency Joannes Park Sidewalk Bond Liability Water Bond Liability Museum Hiram C.

Fisk Park Street Lighting Bond Liability Dance Supervisors Main Street Bridge Total Disbursements Report of comptroller recommending allowance of bills to the amount of $1,841.10 was presented and together with bills referred. PETITIONS AND CO.MMl XIC.V-TIONS Following matters were presented and referred: An ordinance setting salaries. An ordinance to amend the Zoning Ordinance. Petition for street light on corner of Porlier and Quincy streets. Petition for the construction of a water main on Ninth St.

from Fourteenth Ave. to Ridge Road and on Ridge Road south to Jos. Greaten's residence. MOTIONS AND RKSOU TIOXS Following resolutions were read: Draw Order In Favor of Jos. Burns Green Bay, Feb.

1927. BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED: That the city clerk Is hereby instructed to draw an order for $10.00 In favor of Jos. Burns for error In coupon on Sewer Bond against the E. 120 feet of Lot 4. all of 5 and 6 and W.

30 feet of 7 South Park Sub division, and that he be further In structed to charge said amount against said property In the Tax Roll of 1927. AY. Wiesner. Moved and seconded resolution be adopted. Carried, ayes, Wiesner, Vandeveld, Icks- noes, None.

Draw Order in Favor nf Joint Brogan Sons Green Bay. Feb. 1, 1927. BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL 90.09 1.503.41 404,713.78 SAVING major engagements of the World war which American soldiers took part, was reproduced in motion pictures as one of the scquencies of "The Big Parade" which Melro-Goldwyn-Mcycr are to present at the Orphetim. The battle was planned by general officers of the Second division, U.

S. and to their rank and tile it was both a school of instruction anil review. The newer, recruits learned how 'twas done, but the vets re-llved the unforgettable reality. Several thousand Yanks, most of whom had been in the real thing, advanced through Belleau Wood, sup-ported by artillery, airplanes, tanks, observation balloons, signalmen, engineers, supply service and division train. Raked by machine gun tiro and halted now and again by exploding mines, the boys In khaki stormed the enemy trenches, cleaned out machine gun nests, and "mopped up" the Held of action.

American legionaires, personating their quondam foes, the Geunans, enacted the losing side, and provided a stubborn and realistic defense. Reserved seats now selling. EXPECT 200 TO ATTEND SCHOOL FOR FOREMEN An of 200 is assured at the first meeting of the Safety school for foremen and others interested In industrial accident prevention which will be held at the Northland Hotel. veb. 7, it was announced bv R.

F. Malin, secretary of the Association of Commerce, today. The school is being held under the auspices of the Association of Commerce and the Green Bay Vocational school. The enrollment is made with Harvey Stewart, at the Vocational school. Special speakers on safety will speak at the opening of the session, after which the groups will separate to conduct roundtable discussions on problems peculiar to each division.

Some the leading authorities on safety vVill be brought to Green Bay during the course which will run for several weeks, with meetings each Monday night. United States exports to Chile during the fiscal year of 1925-26 were moro than 30 per rent greater than during the preceding twelve months, ri iing to a value of $46,400,000. litems TtTTTTT Til 'IH TTTT TTTT jn true VWnteffiL, i Pound the Wisconsin GAS COKE is FEES TAXES INCOME TAXES SURTAXES MISCELLANEOUS Sales Damages Repairs Discount gasoline, Ornamental lights Loan Water Dept Drum returned labor Athletic Field Refunds Total Receipts General Government 1'iotectlon of Person and Properly Health Conservation and Sanitation Chanty Highways and Bridges Indebtedness Indebtedness In Advance Undistributed Unclassified Accounts Payable School ocational School Library Parks and Playgrounds Sewer Bond Liability Street Bond Liability Hewer Connection Certiticate Liability Sidewalk Certificate Liabiltly Employment Agency Joannes Park Sidewalk Bond Liability Water Bond Liability Museum Hiram C. Fisk Park Street Certiticate Liability i Street Lighting Bond Liability Vocational School' Building Fund Aince Supervihors Main St. Bridge Ill IH.CT IIALANTKS OCT.

1 TO JAN. 1, Receipts Taymenls nudgct Balance In By Appropria- Tn By Accounts Balanco Oct. 1 Cash Transfer Hons Cash Transfer Payable Jan. 1 13.1S 8.SS3.60 13.SS0.23 1,565.38 175.72 72,131.26 7.00 59,804.41 3.498.13 8,748.67 60,843.76 29.51 21.67l.8t 6,024.13 34,276.28 531.62 3,811.03 3,531.01 722.80 103.81 30,612.06 217.13 9,712.32 30,699.71 5,323.72 4,518.13 9,499.99 .01 9,300.00 50,978.73 50,978.75 1,518.42) .60 315.41 10.8! 6.00 22,995.28 22,407.56 587.72 3,000.00 3.000.00 10,179.23 46.084.99 1 13.722.1 139,309.88 8,205.56 12.936.24 21,141.66 .14 (12.13) 167.S.1 5,971.53 (3.813.S3) (4,635.97) 115.06 6,000.00 4,808.96 4,224.19 4.363.81 3,740.99 1.S17.31 26,210.84 33,970 37 19,511.16 42,670.05 70.10 70.10 100.27 100.27 379.SS 302.26 77.62 2.14C.46 348.20 1,000.00 79S.2C 1.600.39 928.83 1,121.56 1,107,68 418.32 3,071.73 382.91 3.110.11 197.45 360.58 (163.13) 5.800.32 215.80 5,000 00 581.32 298.94 298.94 1.427.49 2,833.54 1,427.49 2.835.5 20.000.00 20,000.00 $0.5,492.50 127,258.11 4l.5sfi.70 28,417.90 16,140.23 HEAP for pound, ton for ton, it costs less than coal of the same heating power. There is less ash to haul less decorating and curtain cleaning to do in spring and you get 1 1 'i rr more heat, because coke burns up more completely than coal.

Your money is turned into heat not into smoke. Take the phone call Adams 3000 try a ton and you will never change Public Service Corporation Accounts Payable, mivernmknt Disbursements of the following offices and departments: mayor, commissioners, city clerk, comptroller, treasurer, corporation counsel, assessment of taxes, city hall, city stenographer, accounting and auditing, police court, city engineer and elections. Salaries 9.525.63 Publications 2S6.25 Tax collection Kxpen.sc 715.27 Treasurer's Bond 774.82 Flections 2,601.37 Light 229.97 Water 32.07 Sundry 2.0S3.01 City Hall Outlay 1.187.72 Equipment 9.50 PROVIDES FOR THE FUTURE PROMOTES PROSPERITY ESTABLISHES CREDIT START NOW JOIN THE COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Organized in 1892 34 Years of Successful Business $17,445.61 electrician, PHONE ADAMS 3000 KJRUC Includes $1,565.38 Accounts Payable. 1'HOTKCTIOX OF 1'EKSOX AM) I'lUtPKHTV Disbursements ot fire and police departments, sealer, city building Inspector and fire alarm system. Salaries 37,298.70 Patrol 1B1.72 Motorcycles 423 20 Police Sundry 566.13 Light 185.84 Water 22.93 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TTiT TTTT TTTT THT 7TT "T77T TTTl TT CLASSIFIED ADS.