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10. THE EAU CLAIRE LEADER. EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1924. Membership 6 the Legislature lilfST EKERN YET ON SHERIFF VOTE BE OBSERVED HERE MADISON, Nov.

26. Secre tary of State Fred Zimmerman has announced the following unofficial POLICEMAN IT GUILTY The former police officer i rushed up to the Jury box and grasped each Juror by the hand. He also thanked Circuit Judge Geo. Grimm. As a result of his acquittal, Powers will be reinstated on he Madison police force.

Powers was held on a manslaughter charge following the tihootlng on the night of May 12. This was the, second case within recent years Involving the slaying of a University of 'Wisconsin student by a policeman. Four years ago Officer Matt Lynaugh shot and killed Carl Jandorff, Grand Rapids, but was acquitted in circuit court at Jefferson, Wis. list of the members "oi the 1925 BY UNION I state legislature: Hold Over State Senators 1st John E. Cashman, Route 1, Milwaukee, "7 th Alex Ruffing, 1421 Wright Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, 8th Frank Cies-zynskl, 890 10th Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 9th Julius Klesner, 892 19th Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 10th John W. Eb-er, 17 36th Milwaukee. Milwaukee 11th Olaf -Olsenl 816 Forest Home Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, 12th A. Staab. 903 39th Milwaukee. Milwaukee, Ernest F. Pahl, 1032 3rd Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, 14th-Herbert H. Smith. 1304 KInnlckinnic Milwaukee. Milwaukee, -46th Theodore En-gel, 2820 Chestnut Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 16th Chas.

B. Perry, 130 E. Milwaukee Wau-watosa. Milwaukee, 17th Clarence C. Krause, Sta.

D. R. No. 2. Town of Lake.

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6th Bernard Gettelnian, 1466 26th Milwaukee. S7PECHL SERVICES; POST-OFFICE CLOSED KILLING V. W. 8TUDENT; WILL BE REINSTATED RECOUNT OF BALLOTS CANNOT START UNTIL ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKES RULING 7th William F. Quick, 140 Iron Thanksgiving Day in Eau Claire will be observed in the customary manner in Eau Claire, with a gen it in muffins, bread, griddle cakes, etc eral cessation of business.

No word hafe yet been received from Atty-Gcn. Herman L. Ekern as to the manner in which th-5 recount of votes in the reiieur. elec Kellogg 's Bran, cooked and is made in Battle Creek and is Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the city auditorium at sold by grocers everywhere. It is GERMAN UNEMPOYMENT DECREASES.

BERLIN, (jp)The number of unemployed, receiving government doles, decreased in the Reich by nine per cent from September 5 to October 15. On the latter date 468,000 men and 51,000 women were registered with the authorities, as receiving doles. served by the leading hotels and clubs. JANES VILLE, Nov. 26.

Patrick J. Powers, former Madison policeman charged with the slay lng of Peter Posepny, University of Wisconsin student, was found not guilty today by a Jury in circuit court here. Powers had testified that he had fired only to scare the youth, whom lie found on his back porch late at night, and that he had no intention of killing him. The Jury was out only 15 min 10:30 a. m.

today in which mopt of the Protestant churches of the city will participate. The Rev. Ralph Carry of the First Baptist tion for sheriff should be conducted, although V. M. Stolts applied for a ruling beveral days agi.

According to the official count, of the votes, as reported by the county board, of canvassers, Victor Milwaukee. 11th Marcus Kemp, Superior. 13th Herman Bligrien, Iron Ridge. 15th A. E.

Garey. Edgerton. 17th O. H. Johnson.

Gratiot. 19lh -Merritt F. White, 21st Max W. Heck, 304-6th St. Racine.

23rd Herman J. Severson, Iola. 25th J. L. Barber, Marathon.

27th George Staudenmayer, Portage. 29th C. B. Casperson, Frederic. 31st Howard Teasdale, Sparta.

33rd Jcrhn C. Schumann, Route 2, Watertown. State Senators Elected 1024 2nd John B. Chase, 637' Main Milwaukee, 18th Frank L. Prescott, 375 Cumberland Whitefish Bay.

Milwaukee, 19th George C. Hinkley, 692 51st West Al-lis. Milwaukee, 20th William Coleman, 14 25 22nd Milwaukee. Monroe Earl Hall. Tunnel City.

Oconto Samuel P. Walsh, R. 1, church will deliver the sermon at those services. Other pastors will assist in these It. Car Owner! MAN DIES ON WAY TO MILWAUKEE HOSPITAL services.

The public is invited to these services, which will last an utes before it brought in Its verdict I j. rigimmer, Kepuoucan was ap parently elected sheriff by a major exonerating Powers. ity of more than 2,500 over Joseph Oconto. It. Bergseth, Independent.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 26. Police today were investigating the death of James Mahan, 43, who died last night while enroute to Emer Oneida (See Florence-Forest) Outagamie, 1st Fred A. Muell Mr. tsergsem appnea for a re count, alleging that several hun er, Route 2.

Creek. gency hospital. According to po Outagamie. 2nd Anton M. Mill lice the man had been drinking and dred ballots were wrongfully counted for Mr.

FIglmlller that should have been counted for him. He de er, Kaukauna. PREPARE FOR A VERY PLEASANT SURPRjSEr If Your Gar Needs a Paint Joty WATCH THIS Pi'ER SUNDAY it Is alleged the liquor was partly Ozaukee Fred J. Busse. Thiens- KEEP A CAN IN YOUR HOME responsible for his death.

Street, Oconto. 4th Oscar H. Morris, 1200 Prospect Shorewood. 6th Joseph Pad way, 991-5th Milwaukee. 8th H.

B. Daggett, 4 7 6-4 4th West Milwaukee. ville. clares that many voters put a cross Pepin (See Buffalo.) Pierce Theodore Swanson, R. 1, Ellsworth.

ANN ARBOR Robert J. Brown, Ypsilanti, will lead the Yost arid hosts next fall. Brown was Polk George A. Nelson. Mill- elected captain of the 1925 team late yesterday.

in the circle at the top of the Republican column, and at the same time put a cross after his name, in the Independent column. According to an alleged ruling of Mr. Ekern and Fred Zimmerman, secretary of state, election boards were instructed to count such ballots as scratch. It appears, however that there is some doubt as to whether such a ruling has been made. A recount of the votes in this Miss Edith" Craig, daughter of OHV CLEANER town.

Portage Ben Halvorson, Route 1. Amherst Jet. Helen F. Thompson, Park Falls. Racine 1st Wallace Ingalls, Racine.

Racine, 2nd Edward F. Hilker, Racine. 10th Walter H. Hunt, 309-2nd River Falls. 12th J.

H. Carroll, Glidden. 14th John Englund, Wittenberg. 16th E. J.

Roethe. Fennimore. 18th William A. Titus 60 Oak Fond du Lac. 20th Herman Boldt, Sheboygan Falls.

22nd Geo. W. Hull, 102 Park Whitewater. removes I pott or grime from all fab ties, alo furs, feathers, kid gloves, etc the famous EUen Terry, is one of England's foremost theatrical producers, specialiting in the production of plays for the "little theater" movement. WE HELP IN MAlfr HOMES! Racine.

3rd John H. Kamper, Route 1, Franksville. case cannot be commenced until word comes from the attorney gen eral, as if the challenged- ballots Richland E. Cushman. Vio 24th William L.

Smith, Neills- la. ville. Rock, 1st Geo, W. Blaachard, Claire Cafe 26th Harry Santhoff, Madison, au in 1. Edgerton.

Rock. 2nd H. B. Moseley, 26. Beloit.

28th Herman T. Laage 930 Third Eau Claire. Rusk and Sawyer A. 30th James A. Barber, Town Town of Atlanta, Bruce.

of Ackley, R. No. 2, Antigo. are not to be counted as scratches, the result would be the same as in the official count as now tabulated; whereas if they are counted as scratches, and in favor Mr. Bergseth, the result will be" altered.

Whether there are a sufficient number of these challenged ballots to affect the result of the election, can be determined only by a re-count, but there would have to be approximately 1,300 votes transfer St. Croix Ethan B. Minler, New 32nd V. S. Keppel, Town of REV.

RALPH BARRY who will Richmond. Sauk Carl Koenig, Loganvllle Sawyer (See Rusk) Holland, Holmen. Assemblymen deliver sermon at Union Services TluuLksgiving Day. Shawano August Beversdorf, Adama Marquette, R. B.

Wood hour and a quarter and will there Route 3, Shawano. Adams. fore give all attending ample time to return to their homes for their Ashland Bernard Mathiowetz, red from Mr. Figlmlller's total to Sheboygan, 1st Ernst A. Son-nemann, 601 Wisconsin She 714-Ellia Ashland.

Mr. Bergseth in order to elect the Thanksgiving dinner. Barron Frank- Roemhild, The Rev. Franklm E. Schlueter, president of the Eau Claire Min latter.

Mahogany trees do not reach thelr Jull Height until they are 200 years old. isterial Association and pastor of the Olivet' Evangelical church will preside. Thanksgiving Dinner 75c EXPERTLY PREPARED Choice of ROAST YOUNG TURKEY OR CHICKEN. Chow Mein and Chop Suey We deiver Thanksgiving Day any order of Chow Main and Chop Suey above one dollar to any part of the city, free of charge. Please put in your order early.

Telephone 130-J. Prairie Farm. Bayfield Alfred M. Warden, Washburn. Brown, 1st M.

A. Sellers, Green Bay, Brown, 2nd Gustav Zittlow, "Gee mom, I betcher you4e some cook, rThis turkey's nice an' rown," Art pa; "Say, mom, you'd tyetter look How fast he gets it do wn." But Ma; She smiles and sa7S with pride As she surveys the whtIe; "I couldn't spoil it if I tried, I baked with FRANCO COAL." Service Fuel Co. We Specialize in Quality Domestic Coals. Fhone 2573-W. Cor.

Thirtand Walnut. Special Thanksgiving Mass At the Sacred Heart church a The aborigines of Australia eat moths, so we might import a few next summer as overcoat West De Pere. Thanksgiving mass will be celebrated at 8:30, with Father F. X. Buffalo and Pepin Marcellus boygan.

Sheboygan, 2nd John Mentink, Cedar Grove. Taylor J. C. Hoffan, Route 1, Medford. Trempealeau George Schmidt, Arcadia.

Vernon A. E. Smith, Viroqua Vilas (See Iron) Walworth Frank E. Lawson, Walworth. Washburn (See Burnett) WashingtonJacob Leicht, So.

Gefmantown. Waukesha, 1st Evan G. Davies, Wales. Waukesha, 2nd Wm. H.

Edwards, Sussex. Waupaca George W. Meggers, (bhvj Hewn ees) JBqsnA Clintonville. Dorwin, Town jf Durand, Durand. Orthen officiating.

This will be a Burnett and (Washburn Erick high mass. At St. Patrick's church the first H. Johnson, Town of Trade Lake, Route 1, Frederic. mass will be said at 6:30 and the Calumet Carl Hillmann, Bril- second mass at 8 Father lion.

A. B. C. Dunne and Father C. E.

Winnebago, 1st -J. C. Thompson, 26 Lake Oshkosh. Winnebago, 2nd. Nels Larson, 404 Winneconne Neenah.

Wood E. E. Royce, Marshfleld. FRED R. of State.

Department of State, Madison, Wis. Chippewa Paul H. Raihle, Ca- dott. Clark Arlo A. Hucksted, Route Nelllsville.

Columbia Robert Caldwell, Nov. 24, 1924. Gorgeous Millinery Friday and Saturday Dowd officiating. At Christ Church At Christ Episcopal Church there will be Holy Communion at 8 o'clock and morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock, the Rev. Frank E.

Wilson, S. T. rector. Service in. Evening Thanksgiving services will be held in the evening at the (First Norwegian Lutheran church oh Oxford avenue at 7:30 in the evening.

Rev. C. K. Solberg of Minneapolis will deliver the sermon. At The Poet Office There wtll be no deliveries or collections of mail by city or rural carriers and the windows at the post office will be closed all day.

Mail deposited in the post office Lodl. Crawford A. J. McDowell, Soldiers Grove. Dane, 1st Herman Sachtjen, Madison.

Dane, 2nd J. C. Hanson, Deer-fleld. Dane, 3rd Carl Grimstad, Sit. Horeb.

Dodge, 1st Fred E. Monl. Burnett. Dodge, 2nd John DShring, Brownsville. Door B.

D. Thorp. Douglas, 1st C. S. Geraldson, 1605 Cumings Superior.

OUNT BIG DISC SALE will be dispatched as- usual, rnlon Sejrdce Program. Following is the program for the ITnion services to bo held at the Selling Nov. 28-29 Friday and Saturday, city auditorium. Doxology Congregation. Invocation Rev.

F. R. Harding First M. E. church.

Hymn, "Come Ye Thankful Peo- Douglas, 2nd R. Bruce Johnson, Sta. Superior. Dunn-J. D.

Millar, Menomonie, Route 2. Eau Clalre Christian N. Route 1, Eleva. Florence, Forest, Oneida S. Gwidt, 803 Randall Rhine-lander.

Fond du Lac, 1st Matt Koenigs Fond du Lae. Fond du Lac, 2nd Thomas Der-inger, Campbellsport. Forest (See Florence) Grant, 1st Geo. Slack, Platte-ville. Grant, 2nd Charles E.

pie. Come" Congregation. 25 to 1 3 President cooiiage inanKsgiv-ing proclamation Rev. E. Good-cli.

Lake street Methodist. Election (vocal) Morton Pratt. Scripture Rev. E. 8.

HJortland, Graoe Lutheran. Prayer, "The Greatest Thanksgiving Dinner," Rev. R. Barry, First Daptist. Offering for the A8sociatedChar- Hymn "America the Beautiful rCongregation.

Benediction Rev. J. Bell, Bethel Baptist. the general public is Invited to attend this service. Green William Olson Monroe.

On our entire line of Ladies' and Muses' Fur Coats, Cloth Coate, Street and Afternoon Dresses, Evening Gbwna and Dancing Frocks. This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a beautiful Put Coat, Cloth Coat, Dress, Gown or Dancing Frock at a great reduction. A large stock to select from. All sizes from, 16 to 55. Green Lake and Waushara $195 HARTLAND STANDS BY nER JAILED HUSBAND Helen M.

Brooks, Coloma. Iowa Charles. W. HutcbJeom, Mineral Point. Iron and Vilas R.

C. Trembath, 43 Second Hurley. Jackson William F. Dettlnger, Hixton. Jefferson Henry W.

Stokes, Route 3, Waterloo. Juneau Clinton G. Price, Maus-ten. Kejjosha, lat Conrad Shearer, SS6 Sheridan Kenosha. Kenosha, 2nd Dow J.

Vincent, Genoa, City. Kewaunee -Anton Holly, Route 1 Kewaunee. La Crosse, 1st James E. Peter 25 Ladies' and Children's last season's 50 Dresses in Silk and Wool. Sizes 16 to 40, These are won- Off derful bargains at.

3.98 Cqats, values up to $25.00 For Hats Made Of Metal Brocades Lustrous Satin Flower Trimmed Black Satins All at One Price, $3.00 1 Other Brilliant Hats Made of Gold Cloth Silver Goth Gold and Silver Brocade Cloth Imported Metallic Brocades ffrim-- med Gold and Silver Laces- Rich Flowers MILWAUKEE. Nov. of her husband's Innocence ef-anembeBzling rhaTga und de? termined to stand by him. reso-lutelv Mrs. Charles Middendorf, Hartland, with her seven children has "taken up residence" in the corridors of the Milwaukee county jail, where her husband Is held.

Each day the mother and children, six girls and a boy, ranging in age from live months to 19 years. 'motor from Hartland to the Jail where they" stay all day. Mrs. Middendorf declares she will keep hervlgil until her husband Is released or as long as the family Is permitted In the -bulld-Ine. If forced out of the building Silk and WobTdresses in all the differ- ent materials.

All sizes. A large assort son, La Crosse. La 2nd-r-John L. Larson, La Crosse. Lafayette James Goodman, Argyll Langlade James A.

Cody, Anti-go. Lincoln Geo. Frederick, A complete line of Ladies' Silk lette Bloomers, Petticoats and gg Qg Slips. Special. $15.95 ment to choose This Sale fcStrktfr TO BE WORN WITH FURS.

she'iaysehe" wm TetTvfgiroft-tbe steps and If not permitted there she wJU watch In the automobile parked at the curb. i. i -1 MISSIONARY FESTIVAL AT ELK MOUND, FRIDAY Extra Special ii ii son Go ier ji.EomiD Metal Brocade Hats 50 Velvet Hats, Black Satin ONLY $1.95 Manitowoc, 1st Robert Nauman, If Clark' Manitowoc. Fred -A Fred-rich, Route 1. Reedsvllle.

Marathon, lit Mildred Barber, Marathon. Marathon, SadHenry Ellen-becker. Wausau. Marinette Frank Kersten, Crivitz. Marquette -(gee Adams) 1st Thos.

It. Conway, 7844 Jackson Milwaukee'. Milwaukee. 2nd Michael Laf-fey, 234 17th Milwaukee. Frank J.

Weber, 1223 Locust Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 4th Thomas M. Duncan, 1369 Humboldt Milwaukee, -i Milwaukee, 6th Jullua Jensen, i 265 M'tchell Milwaukee. I Milwaukee, 6th B. Z.

Glass, 826 Walnut Milwaukee. Hats, Other Hats Opposite Hotel Eau Claire There will be a missionary festival at the Elk Mound Lutheran church Friday evening conducted Rev? John Paulson or Ch! pewa Falls, Special program will be presented. All are invited. YORK Radio, broadcasting of boxing contests in Madison Square Garden wM not be permitted in (he nture. Tex Rickard, gar ten promoter, blames the radio' for cutting down the attendance at the garden.

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