New North (Newspaper) - February 15, 1917, Rhinelander, Wisconsin -1 Increase Your Business lii 1917 With Newspaper Advertising 10 Pages The Largest and the t Widely Read Paper In Northern Wisconsin VOL 33 NO 12 RHINELANDER WISCONSIN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 1917 IN ADVANCE WUNDERLICH SENT TO Is Found Guilty Of Giving Liquor To A Young In- dian Girl Milwaukee newspapers stale that an appeal will be sought for Rex Wunderlich formerly of this ty found guilty in federal court of having given liquor to Elizabeth Katchenago an Indian girl and sentenced to a year and a day in the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary and fined Judge Geiger de- nied a motion for a new trial of- by attorney J Brennan Wunderlich formerly resided in Three Lakes and was acquitted in circuit court here of the charge of having placed a set gun which resulted in the death of 11 S rie principal of the Three Lakes schools on November 3 1912 During trial in waukee last week it was testified that the Indian girl was found ing behind the piano in home in Langlade when the Indian police came to get her Wun derlich denied the accusation that he gave the girl liquor saying that if she obtained any in his house she found it in the pantry where he always kept a of brandy It appears that the girl was a frequent visitor to the home and had the run of the house Wunderlich is engaged in mercantile business in TOMAHAWK TEAM LOSES OUT HEREi Local Highs Too Much For Warriors From The Hatchet City The from Tomahawk proved to be a very good match for the local boys In Rhinelander scored MISS HART WEDS ST PAUL MAN A pretty wedding was ed in presidential suite of the Hotel lj Chicago Sunday afternoon February 4 when Miss Hart only daughter of Mr and Mrs D II Hart of this city became the bride of Mr Julius ber of St Paul Dr R formed the ceremony The bride was given away by her father Miss Janetle Lewis of Chicago cousin of the bride and Mr Milton Rosen of St Paul the attendants The bride wore a gown of gold net over white silk and carried a bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley Miss Lewis wore a pink georgette sown and carried pink roses Following the ceremony there was served an elaborate banquet for which covers were laid for thirty Orchids and American roses formed the table decorations and dainty boxes of wedding cake were the favors A special musical program was given during the quet Mr and have gone to California on their honeymoon and will return to to reside in about three months The bride is a young lady whose winsome disposition has gained for her a large number of friends She is an accomplished musician and reader and her recitals in this city and elsewhere have been features of many social gatherings and vate entertainments She is a of the American Conservatory of Music Chicago Mr Is sales ager for the St Paul Clothing Co lie possesses exceptional ability along business is ed that he will attain a high place in commercial world During the last six months he has been a frequent visitor hi Rhinelander and his pleasing personality has won him a wide acquaintance here the first half a basket due to the watchful of er's bantam player Hueben Cain and excellent playing on the part of team team work ed favorable comment but could not compare the R H S The first half was n close score between the two teams scored the first basket Tomahawk the second and third Rhinelander the fourth fifth and sixth after which Tomahawk ed the seventh eighth and ninth which was followed up by the cals with the tenth eleventh and The first half ended with a basket for Tomahawk amid cheers from the crowd of their lowers the score being fourteen to fifteen The second half opened wilh the exchange of yells from the ers of both teams and a basket for which wss followed up wilh the second third fourth and fifth awakening ta the fact that they were bringing up the score to sixth not being to sland the temptation of getting one basket managed to put the seventh homo in totaling eight and two in hilfs next in order was scoring six In second half there was some exchange of going out taking his place as guard also wanted to give a chince lo show his skill so walked in and to the basket and dropped the ball the iron circle making score fourteen to thirty After this teams did some very fast ing closing the second half wilh a score of eighteen to thirty-two in favor of the locals The boys playing on the landtr team were R Cain Danielson Wilson Sorry L G A and all men who were returned from Camp Douglas last July are to be at a banquet by the citizens has decided to make this a strictly stag fair All who wish to attend should notify A or E A of Rhinelander at Oneida Forbes at once The date cf the tel I banquet will be announced later The hotel management advises the return of Co L to committee that they can lander all citizens are urged lo 150 in their dining room and it is i turn out and give boys the plan of committee to use rousing welcome which they ery seal available All places All and business number occupied by Company es should display Glory in G A R and other invited tor of the occasion It is not known the guests will be reserved for the definitely at this dale when the and friends of Co L Company will arrive here but the may by paying public will notified in ample for their dinners at 81.00 a plate lo arrange for Owing to the limited seating NEW INSTRUMENT AT There was installed this week in Lambert's ice n wonderful musical instrument known as the Violana Virtuoso which is really a self playing vio lin and piano The instrument purchased from the Jacobs Novcllv Company of Stevens sive state salts and was in- stalled by N C Jacobs I Schrocder of the the electrical connections of these is played iven o person in- trained in music that the irc not or It gives the expressive ations in touch that gives anil which shows ar always with that and technical curacy which is impossible to secure in hand playing A man or a woman with the most sensitive musical would have to study and practice patiently for many years to train brain nerves ami muscles even to approximate what this ally governed mechanism does so perfectly DOWN IN PULPIT WANT STATE FUND TO CLEAR LAND of half a million dollars annually for three years is provided for in a which Assemblyman A M ers of his district will introduce within the next ttwo weeks The which is aimed to improve and clean stump land in northern consin is being drafted now The measure provides that this money be used by settlers in START FOR HOME San Antonio Feb Second Wisconsin Infantry com- prising men entrained at lamp Wilson today for Fort idan The men travel in three tions via the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway lo St Louis the cago and Allon In Chicago and Chicago and Northwestern to Fort Sheridan A ROBIN Mrs Frank E Parker is the first Rhinelander resident to report ing a robin in 1917 Mrs Parker claims that while in Hazelhurst Sun day the temperature 20 be- low she saw the little harbinger of spring silling on a twig chirping as merrily as if the date was May 1 While Sir Robin may again be on the scene it is a safe wager that it is a longer ways lo spring than il is to CANNED GOODS GO UP upper of the stale who can prove ownership of twenty acres or more of good agricultural over stump and who desire to farm and cultivate the land viding that the work does not cost more than an acre The money will be loaned lo the settlers by the state on a twenty year installment plan plus inter- est at per cent payable ly In addition the settler must clear and have ready for the five acres of land each year for three consecutive years MANY ATTEND FATHERS MEET Contributed A large company of earnest and men and women ered together on Wednesday ning in interest of prohibition Among the speakers of evening were Mr Matt Staplelon Mr Alex McRae Mr Fred Short and Rev YVllson There were also many interesting impromptu speeches made by other men present During a business session helc by the County Dry Federation it was voted to release Mr Buckman for two weeks work in An appeal had been from Eagle River for his services in organizing the county and to assist in the campaign THINKS PHONE IS TELESCOPE Mrs Joseph Ryszek 72 years old Stevens Point had never used a ephone until brought to the court house from county jail after she and her husband had been on a spree When she was invited to talk lo a hotel man who had looked after her horse she placed the re- to her eye saying I see him When she heard the voice in the instrument she dropped receiver in fright the unfortunate events have during the past and various false rumors thai rme gone broad cast ing Mr row that he is in the hospital ill I it is ny duty the public gent ml know serious con- Personally I have known his ever sirce he up in the country to home of his untie the before I was over condition at the lime nnd have insisted that a rest ami permitted him to return lo his work until able to take it up The occurrence of Sunday night when he broke completely in and had b taken from the clurch lo the hospital should convince he was in a critical condition His physician as veil as myself and numerous r friends knew he WES suffering from mental depression ere the breakdown came and things that have been said during these days of ness have been indeed to bear Had it not been for the sympathy of a host of real true hearted friends I fear I should not have been able to endure it all and the shameful advantages taken of ray husband when he was not able for his will never be forgotten Now that Mr Wedge is in the hospital where he should have been for several weeks past I intend hit every available medical lion shall be given him hoping that in due time he may be ed to health I want to many kind friends who have i pressed their sympathy and en- of the church for their loyalty and loving sympathy unanimous in their desire that he be restored to health ami resume his pastorate work here In lice to this faithful little band of Christians our financial distress would not have been so keen only that money which should have ported us was used to keep and carry on gym for the boys and men PRUDENCE T WEDGE SOLDIERS REACH FORT SHERIDAN Second Regiment Will Be Mustered Out In About Two Weeks Ft Sheridan Feb 11 smiling fares anticipating the ful meeting with loved ones after an absence of more llian eight months men and officers of the Second Wisconsin here Wednesday preparatory lo being mustered out of service of the service of the United States Ex- cept for Troop R Milwaukee alry organization the Second ment is the last of the Milwaukee unit in the service of Uncle Sam You have only to look al the men to see what the service has done for said Col Wilbur S Lee Oconto in command of the reg ment Everyone is in pood health and every man is well trained The men and officers are glad lo get home but I think you hardly could find who regrets the past eight months in Hie service of the As soon as the men detrained they were assigned to quarters in the where they will remain during two weeks or more that be required to clean up details of mustering out Muj H Williams Camp and Gen lando Holway Madison welcomed the troops 1 work of out will be der supervision of iams anil officers of the army R S of Second regiment nun in excellent every is a d soldier The of the Appleton com- pany will be t homo but hey would gladly respond In an- call lie Many of then financial but everyone is now x well-trained nan with the ability as well as the inclination lo serve in of trouble A great majority of the men consider all of the well made Maj Martin Oshkosh and other officers expressed same Maj J M McCulley Ashland and Lieut Peter Wirtz Sheboygan who respectively were adjutant ONEIDA GRAINS SECURE Oats Exhibit At State Grain Show Carries Off Sweepstakes An increase of 33 per cent in the price of canned goods for this year wholesale cers This announcement comes just at a time when the government is starting a drive on the high cost of living to learn just what es the present high prices The heavy frosts in Florida are given as the principal reason for the increase in canned goods Be- cause a great quantity of fresh etables kepi out of the ket canned goods will be more in demand according to the Eagle River the county and points Mr is at present in taking a straw vote and going out to small town of Langlade county A committee was appointed t see lo the printing and circulating of petitions for the elec lion to be held in Rhinelander and wet townships of i Oneida this spring Refreshments were served by th ladies and temperance songs sung after which the gathering to meet next Wednesday night a the club room in the library county agriculture was given another at the Annual Stale Grain Show rt last week when grains exhibited by county fanners lock a sweepstakes prize in three first ine four thirds three fourths and fifths The principal was won a fanner of of Swedish al the show was given the prize Mr special it won a digli class shown by H E led specialist of Heaver Dam Herman in for his of the honor by winning one second and other minor We are glad for these honors be- cause it lhat Oneida county can exhibit her products wilh of any other county in the slate and she always be able hold her It also shows the for which is all over the Had rot been williny In the igree il is certain that prizes ive won we hnj lo in the game begin early ti hist we can for H CHITI We want no rr one of ties of tlu HAVE A BUSY WEEK Prompt and efficient work on part of the fire department ed what would have probably been a serious fire in the building at 4 S Rrown street by salcon Anderson's cigar o'clock morning The fire originated this be- t t and aide de camp to Gen the partitions on the second wIr son are attached to the Second factory is regiment and have returned aid of the the organization Maj James Scott I apparatus blaze was TO PROTECT the organization Maj chief medical advisor of ment anticipates little illness among the men because of climate The men received plenty of ex- each said Maj Scoit They are all strong physically Wilh proper care and exercise 1 anticipate no trouble from monia or causes The Second regiment is ed of following Co A Co H C Co Ripon K Fond clu Co F Oshkosh Co G Applet on Co H Co I Marinette Co K Reaver Dam L Co M Oconto CUPID IS BUSY wilh slight damage Bullion home Home In of Jerome Ruins Rullion street west side was cally mined by lire Wednesday morning The loss is several dollars covert d by insurance Loss At M Home Fire at residence of Henry on the north end <.f Mason street did estimated at The fire started in the and was due to a spark from Roth hose companies alarm to the PECOR FOUND NOT GUILTY ISy L B At a mass meeting held in the ily Hall Thursday night ary 8 the sportsmen of r and neighboring towns zed a fish and game protective eague which will be known as The County Fish Game Protective Mr W E Rarber of Madison a member of the Wisconsin State Conservation Commission was pre- sent to assist in the organization and gave a very interesting talk on fish propagation and fish and game protection in general Mr Rarber is a very enthusiastic supporter of the one buck law The object of the organization as outlined by the Constitution and is to more carefully con- serve the fish and game that is idly disappearing from our streams and forests Systematic methods will be used In stocking the stream and lakes with all kinds of game fish and a determined effort will be made lo stop the dynamiting of fish and the illegal taking of same by nets and other illegal devices The following officers were President A E Weesner Vice Chris Eby Sec A E Markham Directors Frank Parker E A I- K Markham Ronald and Sam Johnson Following is a list of members who have already their names to the Eby I- E Markham H R Prior M W Sorenson Geo mann S G Jas Jr E W Frick Sam Johnson J M Raker E R Taylor A E ner J J Skubal Robt G son F R Stone Wilkowski E A Forbes R S Reardon Carl J Silversten John Gooden S R Gary fi F Hint John J Yerage Prescott Calkins B N Moran E Knapp C I B Woodruff John Jarvis Carl K Olson II A Lewis A Crafts John J Remo D A Rogers Sam Anderson L A belter W C A A Sli vinski P O Means F E Parker Chas F Smith Matt Stapleton S J SI B W A Beau dette Harry The membership is fifty cents a year wilh a yearly due of the same amount This is a very laudable cause am should have the hearty support o one in city and county Miss Matilda Steinmelz nnd tie were by Father V A at St Mary's hurch Monday morning The at- were Miss Anna and Frank Th newly eds will reside in Jest wishes are extended Miss Pearl and John Gnat both of this city were joined n marriage Wednesday morning at St church Father Beau- performed the ceremony Miss Sophia and Frank Gnat were the attendants The bride is one of Rhinelander's popular young ladies Mr Gnal holds a position in the train service of the line and is an young man Their friend congratulate them Father of SI Mao's church officiated at ceremony Wednesday morning which Joiner in wedlock Miss Olive anr Christian of this cily Miss Beatrice was bridesman and Manford Christian was bes man They will make Rhinelander their home and their friends wish them happiness After In a minutes a jury in afternoon derman from the third ward not guilty of a f disorderly Mr was about rn the of R if this city It was alleged that he vas to Miss Stella while at a danc Gilligan's oil night February 3 Miss thv chief ness Mr was II F and Cily Attorney Thomas Morse appeared fur the tion Those who comprised jury were George ma Frank II E Keppler and Alex Taj lor A sixth Fred Krurger was excused COMMERCIAL CLUB FOR PRENTICE Mrs Nettie Hamilton Saturday from Akron Ohio when she was called on account of the serious illness of her daughter Jean who has taught there for thi last two years Miss Jean wa operated on for a complicated case of and as soon as sh is able to travel she will return to this B WoodriT secretary of the Rhinelander Commercial Club went lo Prentice today to supervise the organization of a commercial club there Prentice is showing more progress now than at lima in ils history and the business men there agree lhat a live cial body is essential in the town's growth and ity Mr Woodruff has had years of experience in forming new com- clubs and is guaranteed to give the Prentice organization a peppery start
