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Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 2

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THE JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1919. PAGE TWO. BRODHEAD MEMORIAL CrlDplCiJ Sohlkh Washington, -Senator Nelson Minnesota, ha introduced a bill providing for compensations ranging from $75 to 1li a month for noldlcra wlfo Mrs. Will Schilling and baby wer parents In Juda Wednesday.

Mra. Will Schilling and hacy won to Wednesday, and fror that city will today go to visit he people at Whitewater. Mra, Jerry Llndlcy, nose lie, wa WISCONSIN IS 70-YEARS OLD TODAY; LEGISLATURE STOPS EVANSVILLE CODPLE IS SURPRISED ON 45TH ANNIVERSARY JSvansvillq, May ill -Mr. and Mrs W. ft.

Patterson were happily risen evtrs'iifc- when n.ore retain ur.d r- ids in JancsvlUe Wednesday. Mrs. H. H. To who, who wns llu giiest or her mother for a week, wont to her homo in Rockrord Wednesday Albert Riese and George Plnnow who underwent operations in the hos pital, Janesville, Tueadsy, are reporied getUne alon jfall rlgh'i.

LKGAJj STATE OE WISCONSIN', Mary sker, sum MOSS ate of WUeonaln to Said Defend- are hereby ummond to eppear twenty (20) day. after xrvlce summons, exclusive of thi? day vice. nd defend lhe above In the court aforesaid; end. of your fftlamo so to do 3VOTICB OK IIF-AniHG. STATE OE WISCONSIN, tic ijs hereby given' that at11 held in and for tho city of Janesville, Ing the ITih day nf Jut the following I estate of f)Rvl I3urehnld PLANS COMPLETED llnvc Pii'iiic Dinner.

copal church went to the farm of Mr. and Mrs. iV. LJeuricK, day, where they Dart a picnic sr. More than SO were In at- will -T Smitl.

I. BroiiKhton and Fri pT" Ski nnc revere e. loiva, Monday king tho Journey in the Smith auto. JniiesyMle' Georffe Schniilz are Mrs. N.

Osborne visited Mr. and Ml 1.. Jiirkoatriek and J. J. Adurt Town, are visit- Brodhead relatives, having come ncrosK rountry with their auto.

The Misses Gicso, Juda. epent Tui in Brou nean. rs K. Atw, ill with Arlhui Hooker dcnarti-d fc his in Oshknnh Woduesdt line spent a fuw days at lie nor Mr the balm will remain fox longer stay. Mm.

James Rindy was a visitor In ilr. and -Mm. ritorge SchmitT: have been visiting in JuriesviHe a few days. Mosrlames E. T.

Rowdier and Bert Taylor were paaHenccrs to Orfordvilje Wednesday for a short stay rel- atlves, Thomtis Smith and Miss Smith cut WednfKday in tceaiy discharged from ai en 'hinngo. Tuesday me his Miss Martha Douglas, Milwaukee, has been spending some days at home with her parents. The Misses Corse. Juda, were visitors in RrodlieHtl WerinesdBy. The Wednesday dab.

bad i. pleasant KHiherinc at lhe home fMrs, J. T.yoos, Wednesday. ti, hndv nt NSIbh Flora. TellifCe who riled at Barha hrougnt nere roi vns accompanied by Mr.

nnd 1.. Hanford, Oak Park. 111.: Jellirfc. Mansfield. Ohio, and A.

Harding, Urbana, 111. Charles HOTEL ST. JAMES Times Sqi.si'-, Yorlt Otf Tui! eld floi'y 135 1 1 W. i5th St. 1 Blocks from Grand Ccnlrsl SliUOD.

Wth Sdidinbm froi With'pnvsie bh Siuinj W. Josmw QeittK Save Dollars by Trading at the Big Monterey Store I You can save from one to three dollars on each pair of shoes bought here. Ladies' Louis or Military Heel Brown Oxfords, worth $7.50, at S5.50 Ladies' Louis Heel Brown Colonial Pumps S3. 00 Ladies' Black Military Heel Oxfords 53.00 Ladies' White Canvas Pumps $1.85 to 82.25 Children's Sandals and JJolly Pumps 81.25 to $1.60 f' Men's Snappy Brown English Shoes and Oxfords, latest last A out $5.25 to $7.50 Janesville's Best Overalls, 240 weight, $1.69 Men's Summer Undei-wear, Dress Shirts, Ties and Furnish- All kinds of Bunting and Flags for decorating. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks served in any form.

Open All Day Tomorrow. In Honor of The Soldiers Living and The Soldier Dead This Store Will Be Closed All Day Tomorrow Memorial Day FITCH day MATHESON IS PUT ON ANTI-SALOON STATE COMMITTEE rit Mndiso Miiy The or the Wisconsin Anti-Saloon leugite at- its annual meeting, according to It. who was here today. state offlnr-s as f. lowsipresldent.

Samuel Plantz, A p. pihl.nn; first vlce-imcs ri cm Mine -em Jila. Madison; second vice-president. Rev, Fr. C.

Hogan, Osiikosh: third vice-president, Mrs. Mary Scott ouocriim state- e-sicient of the W. C. 'J'. eeerelary, irenmurer, Rev.

Henr- hlohonm The members of the state siro i fi-a ev. Henry Col Lindsay, Jolir Milwaukee: Kb fiBPrlinrrs. W. E. Well and Rev.

H. E. Erffl waukee: Samuel Plant and Jndson Rosebush. 'Appleton; John Strange, Neenah. A.

K. Matheeon, Emerson Ela, Madison; W. K. Seymour, Relblt; 1.. M.

Alexander, Port Edwards; d. rdallips G-cen ia.ee; and Rev. C. Hmrah. Ushkm.h.

Members on the national board of directors, Antl-Saioon lenffue of America: John Strange. Neenah; F. .7. Yea, Sti uclilon: Supt. R.

P. Hutton, Mil- ing year. The following new members went lo ihp Mill! linnrd of um. i ill. Alexander, anwnras; iv.

ja. Weldon. Walter JJeraicr, aiisw jnen i. M-ouhun. Mdwuuiere rem, 12.

dchh son. H. A. nrunsoll, J- M. Price, Marti Mrs.

Mary Scott JORnson, auper Nroble Ross. Beloit; Dr. ft, Minahan, Green Bay: George Meade, Grand 'IlapklJa; E. O. Var ttton were' elected delegates to thi nt.

biennial convention of the Ami, Saloon league of America. the in. -national conference ot uic proniui- workers of me worm which Washington, D. June 4-5-fi, nresentatives present from than 50 foreign countries. i Dil7h.

Mrs. Anno Rum who disappeared th FARMS FOR SALE Red River Valley Farms for sale. I have some very good farms for sal in the Red f' VIW o-vnir. hfilt. at Kiver aney gram areasonable'pi-ice.

Apply to Frank L. Stevens Eovejoy Block Janesville; Wis. Hot Weather Merchandise When the season is hot ive all seek garments that will give comfort and freedom- In our large stock you will find many items that will aid in keeping cool. We believe you can save nioney by shopping here, as bur policy is "Best Values Always" at the respective prices. Note the following: Light Cnderwcfir for men, women and children.

Hnsciry in the sheer light weights, at popular prices. Men's Unions. V. mesh or ribbed styles. Muslin Underwear in splendid styles.

Bungalow Aprons, newest styles, at 0c lo $1.75, "Geot-eette" or "Crepe de Chine" Waists in dainty styles, at M.25 to White. Waists, fine voile, neat-Iv trimmed, at SJ.OO Co 3,1.50. Gauze Vests, well made, at Lac a jadlesV CI oil. see Ladies' Pink Cam at lifio. satin, at i.at Sl.ftU.

to Si .10. ladies' Collars, net or organ die, at IXk: and Dark silk. SI I SS3.08. Mosq'ultto Netting at 15u per Suit Cases and Trai'eling Bags. Umbre.llas.

good quality, nt 51.50- 2.S0. Handkerchrefa for men and women at 5c to 4Sv- Rompers and Flay Suits at 50c lo SS.9S. Knee Pauls at 50i- to Sport Shirts and Blouses. Chiidren's Rah Rahs at 5c itid Windsors at 1 Hats 15c to Boys' Suspenders Men's and "Boi Bathing Suits rmmn, 'n'o I'd me, ye- Men's Spo Men's Wot Shirts at t.ic. Shirts H.t SI.

00. Crash Hats at 50c 3 Muslin Night Shirts at Buy Of Us And Save Money Store Closed All Day Memorial Day. A. J. huebel 105 W.

Milwaukee St. LUBY'S Memorial Day This Store Will Be Closed brass, etc. You know It el i for hive been here 15 years Jbualaess. our guc.ru. 5).

IV. ROTSTEI' IRO" CO. Pliones. PIANO TUNING igiect your piano: have tuned ip lite ot your piano. Single, tuning or by the year.

Call either phone or Music 3tor h. DAliRdwr6rc. CHI'KO PR ACT OK Palmar School Graduate. 800 JACKJIAS UIiOOK X-Ray Laboratory-Office Hours: 10 to .12 A. 2 to 5 Mondav, Wednesday irio Sat- om 7 to S.

Residence phone ft. C- 52 Keel- CHI PR ACTOR G. H. D. C.

Palmer School Graduate. 405 Jackman Block. A Both Phones 57., OFFICE HOURS: P. M. Rock Co.

Phono 1053. Bell Phono 4SD A. H. ROBERTSON, -V 1ST 305 Buililliisr Wis. "FOOTVILLE -Mrs.

Charles 1 mot runs' tor Kiel she will spend sev u-Mcks til 11C -I" Frank unci Dine Case. i Achesou emimfy ma In town Monday, coming from, hi i Urn. 'nub The Miiea Cindy-; u.ad lAiella motored to aiaaiaon, Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Oren Day and Stuart motored out from Jancsv.lHi. and spent with their son Mr. ami 1M and rirhl 'en are i.tunnillB in splenoma I-l'-'COn day in Madison. bbveemmce pi'ciiara! ma. are bom; rnailo for Alfmonol i in ihA r.

In. nhureh. L''riday, ser vices to beyin proniptly at 1:30 CArthur Jones and fnniily and Misses Gladys and Hawk rid went to For Atkinson foi nlfiiiaure ride. a.r.lt Clarke and dauErhter aaffociin jve'nient in the condition of Mr. Mri.

daughter and a I are doinjj nicely. Will llonoysett will to Orfi ville today for a short stay at. home ot Henry Howe, who is in lr VVissin" anrt Jcrvis Bi ini.nl tiahir.c Tuesday, and had best catch of the season, brl tiffins home about sou nn. Miss Bl.tnohn tMinn rr mo rl 'I'ues-ilia rvcnir.ir. iaraing; spent two days in "jancsville.

Otto Boisen spent Sunday iu Chl-caq'n. rfiturn' rfi nrn-iday. Howard Taubert went to Oregon. and wife were in and Mrs. Art" Buck, who came from Dayton to do some work' at the ceme- The stores are to be cioscd all day A miscellaneous shoi in this evening for Mr lam Reagie at the he Mrs.

Ed. Palmer. WIRE TICKS yilavor mnijf by "ilol slaying the iff and his imprisonment. He 3 dragged from British Relieve Vtitiks. Archangel British volunteers a other troops have arrived to relie American and other troops.

The At erieans will return on the same Army Men Pi" Troop Sailings SV ASSUCtATKD TKSSS. Brest. Jtay 2 3. Ail the troops of the S.lst "Wild Cat" division now are homeward bound. The last contingents sal Eli.

a morning on the steamers Von Steuben and Finistero. Maj. Gen. C. J.

Bailey, commander of the division la on board the former r'ew York, May 2 0. More than offlcors and men of the TOth division national army, southern Pen-nodes run; arrived here today from 5t. on the steamship Kroon. BI ASSOCIATED Madison, May SR. This I W-m-oi iln't, birthday, n.

1 I hit In gin 1 -i uce 'meld mbr remma: earns nn, men trimd.fs Unil-jr the n. Is'n spi calendar Wei and do en dm, session of ih assembly was, the of Speaker Young, "'-at a man hour bill out of business biy. The -M. E. Johnsi bill was killed at last eight-hour oi 1 1- ij ay I ivmvi ana met.

fine ii II tin! t-V-n it iIit.i' 'op Nolan raised the pctni or a nn. hill u-ould not be re-con V-blcue me imbrue b'puaker ends i.ho usnt o.n '-'-J" of tlrts M. mbstiti fieat the fi its own of I nsUes nf i.hlo The V. M. bill Lo sa.OiiO Kilen the" state fair grounds on rnotio I II I 1 I setubly lo.the passtigc of the.

bill commission might boused in the to pay Wisconsin i. The assembly by a vote naaiseri the Jordan hill, ir easlns the rate of taxaUon on raii passed the Burhop bill, (fiving- po I the ill I kn-l: in ml and add ih.j naaio to the city of Saawano. Assemciyman said mat a lare paper mm v.di... located in LhiH town nnd that the city ot Shawano was compelled to fl mini- 'inn and r-blh-r tmlfctior. Hy a vole Si to IS lie atsembly re-fusod u.

kill bill and it was Anally passed The assembly paaaed the Porter bill requiring the placing of Ti-ii'a. of in tnousand volts LIVESTOCK SANITARY LAW IS OPPOSED yfanoioa, May 29- The appeal of the nvestocii sa.niiary lew livestock nilary i atad before (he senate n- ndttee on state affairs; Wednesday friends of the charged laxity in the en-I'orceitient or the present laws: chang-r-ri and claimed Hut tuberculosis, i r. i 'a rattle wan on the'inci crnse. Commissioner Ag-ricuiture C. P.

No ga.rd, Madison, op-poaed the proposed mrasure and iainierl flint id sanitation of Wisconsin cattle was being' caved for. The new bill proposed a bureau of animal industry of three, members to tipninideil ty 'la eve rn or. was -nan by Carl X. Hill. Madison.

"The present livestock sanitary board has been a failure," said Mr. Kill. "A number of states' have refua-ral Lo aeocp the tests made by Wlscon-a-u, na i.ee this stat has approved of the aym.n.n's nietaoe nt est oattl e. shall be made by competent veterln- "Tuberculosis among animals la on ne ei.al Da L. UodffevUle.

"The Itvetittink sanitary oe this state lae, failure." Willi am i-eniow. vvtaeiaunn, state tuberculosis farm for cat-1 near Hubbleton. Ha said that the nihil from die 'nrne na: CO dletr' Lar ho. I Lo take it. Me Sflid that catt.li that, had d.ed frnn.

tub rehired also pro tested against the tests made by the land Commissioner orgord said th; the dit'feren i Agriaullure C. is could not answer uses that hud been mm "ne. He invit cited before the ed the farmers es claimed that, they had been i.ia.a rtii minatcd. aetalnst fain Invest nation of their nnmph Norgord denier, cnai nn id a ir from the Hubbleton state farm managers of the plant rou tr.ai.pt i to lo i tie would rtc sanitary and that this was tne for refusing to lake the ii HOWE MADE CHAIRMAN OE CAMPAIGN WORKERS 'red Howe mm- emcc-cu nhunrrnnn nf bilks euicimateoe in cna-fcs ot the outwit. on hey Home sen me on on fd lite leacohtieo raren iia it nh-hr.

W. P. LsncdOll named secretary, add H. ID, Murdock, Lexuded Kuler Joseph Scholler said to-H'v that he" did not discharge Lhe ce i mr.it tee and that they couid called upon at any Lime by Mr. Pine; hn tern heme amen oper.

in this city dime 20 were I cussed at the meeting last, evening. flight of 31,000 feet. Beeneatin em i yea seys Never tire of POST TOASBES Corn Flakes forayear he ill I -OH! II prising tnem iiifih wed fi Ins Dy their two r. daughter. Mestl honor 'of their forty- -v.

riu.iiifi- the evening efurliters and crsnd- George Morrisoi Willis Miller. .1.. KlC'ht Ann, While attempting to pick lila the wrist. She i standillK on "Plane ihi a huge, ffovt rrm am ain.o.nf had been irnnd bv ansa i tnouhio Lo de.erel'.i: nnd h.ad at file iurm i.3T Hyr.e. Just south of cue city, anu mi motor had taken acin- I' shaft belonged to machine that Cor its nine Ihe to Mr, nich.

rds IV bite vote- aid -ills 'vnrk expected to be completed this week. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin have received word- thn't their son.

Ralph, br.s -i od safely in the states from over- rs Bag ley -aukesha. where she receivi treatment. I Sfi-s, Geceye Srnicer -pent a day at them ettngc tear Madison, sotting in readiness for the r-n i dim expected lio.nm tcdny to remain over the week-end He will lo the Limy cttSfc-o in UiVc with Mr. ami Mrs. wndrtell anrl son.

George. Mrs. O. D. Chapin Is in Chicago a few days with ner sisier, TLfi Mnrv 1.S.V Is QUitO ho 15 1 home' on West -Liberty streeL C.

Pearsall. Clihorci George Pajllcn Baker arrived home last nrt Philip and Fred on in Th re- CMrS. has returne. her home Ir. Brodhead after a pleat dsr ve.

fii Mr. or he Hall i clay. i agent for tin He will be glad one or r.ls carrier rwjs im racer each evening. Call biro Friday, Memorial day' at Magee Op. tin.

Ha use, "Llffht of Tli, si i lain 11 new orchestra piai including tax. r.i! evening. Goldw lOr CHILDREN MAKE HEALTH WEEK POSTERS from every, 3 of the city i their trtis mi) Save Babi with far Flv Tieforc He I tattle h'lies Spread Big Jjiseoset "No Flies on us, ai few of their slogans. Many people nave. reiiii the clever posterK in the ReliaBie unit Store window.

Two apples skillfully linen and colored anc eu''" "An apple a day keeps the doctor away. An apple at the dentist's bills llgM." mpted lie hce'eerr -trW. deffeeson school. Others worthy or nienimii aim section are --uonL Clean Clty:" "Goot tnd Ha vi Good trails Mealtn!" "Hia Health:" "Keep Ha Clean:" Clean Janes-Cheer Up;" 'Breathe Fresh Air:" "Lend lYie a Hand:" Good Health Fighters; ui To Work and uienn iij, Good Health:" Clean up for Them; and "I Am Ready To Help all show vake to the. health problems.

Miss Ruth Era instructor 1n thnt nlthnueth she ented the wnrk the Ideas all or.gi-nntrd with the children. "They planned their posters, then ilijew, oo.oned, cut and mounted them." she said. Everv school child, in the city from utirth to the eighth grades entered into the work. Some of the larger posters were made by groups of pupils, as the poster displayed in the Grand Hotel wa dom which was done by a group from the Grant school. MRS, ELI SPOONER DIES IN WHITEWATER Whitewater, May 2' 3.

Mrs. Am ma or Eli Soooner, Rhodes Spoonor. died at her home ay mo i nn nnosville street, uc if'tr long ill- Mukwonago as abou! B0 years of age. Jr Truman, Mrs. Rollil neral sera-ices will be ock, conducted by Rev.

L. 'd- Pcrsojials j. r.tvde Smith. Beloi ecehi visitors of the S. L.

Taft Afrq. Fra.uk1' Brown. M.i nee Bonsy, and- Mrs. George irown spent Wednesday in janes- Mrs. Sheen Mucks has returned from a trip to Ricevllle.

Towa. Mrs 7.. S. Ela spending a cou-o-. o- coord, s.

fhicasro. Maud Williams spent Tuesday in Milwaukee. on and ii I Henrv lewis. Racine, visited Frank Brown and family the first or the week. i.ie M.

ir. Wood and dauBhter. i-nnru'stmnt Tuesday and Wednesday, in Milton. Apideijim are spending a. few Pollack Eros, are agents for the ajtatte In Whitewater and will de-ver vour paper eacli evening at 7:00 clock.

Complaints and orders should reported to them personally or by phone. mar fort- The Decqralion Dagrferear silficonce now This year a truer understanding of Memorial Day a deeper meaning- in thte paying respect to the heroes of the past. They who sacrificed themselves left a heritage of patriotism, a cherished ideal of manhood. Their sons and grandsons have been measured by these standards of the past and proved worthy. In honoring the heroes of the Civil War, America is honoring- her heroes of th presentsoldier sons of soldier fathers.

This store will be closed all Decoration Day, May 30 II Golden Ka.dle TJhe' revolutionary.

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