Waukesha Daily Freeman (Newspaper) - January 6, 1926, Waukesha, Wisconsin FREEMAN AND Binl Jol mid Advertising WAUKESHA DAILY FREEMAN WISCONSIN WEATHER lonely jiml not In VOL VI NO 54 SUCCEEDING THE HERALD VOL II NO WEDNESDAY JANUARY 0 1920 TWO CENTS PAY NO MORE PUBLISHED EVERY THROW ESE CASE OUT OF JUDGE RULES STATE LAW BELIEVE STATE WILL MAKE APPEAL OK CASE BROUGHT SWISS HEN Wis Jan P Judge A N Whiting in his decision today on the case of the state versus the Langlade County ery company regarding the facture of Swiss cheese declared tion of the state statutes was unconstitutional and dismissed the case His decision was handed down here shortly before noon and is very heiving taken in a great deal of the testimony which was offered In the case during the three weeks trial in municipal court here During the trial prominent Swiss makers from all over the country were called to give ex- pert testimony The legal battle which was exT peeled to determine the future of the Swiss cheese industry was started in municipal com t here December 7 before Judge A N Whiting Doth parties to the action waived jury privileges and agreed to accept the decision of Judge Whiting Although nothing official was given out it is the slate will make an peal Thirty Flee From Burning Apartment House MILWAUKEE Thirty persons were into Die streets a twelve flat building in suburb was by fire today Two womon who were trapped by lie names were carried down ders by firemen Milwaukee firemen were sent to battle the flames and assisted by Mrs Frances Oliver The origin of ho lias not been determined The loss is estimated at about Charged iit inn The Langlade Counly Creamery company considered one of the est Swiss cheese factories in the world was charged with violating the laws by or tho reduction of butter fat in milk which was used in the ture of cheese The offense in question was ted by the defense neys contended the trial of than that the state law was unreasonable and unjust and presented numerous witnesses to Justify their contention Their reason for declaring the law was unjust was thai it makes sible the manufacture of No 1 and fancy Swiss cheese to produce which standardization is essential and that Hie law is discriminatory because cheese of foreign production the product of standardized milk is allowed to compete with the product on the market in this state The law upon which Hie of the State Dairy commission was based provides that when is practiced the cheese must he nine inches thick with a diameter of 10 inches The object of the standardization of the dimensions it is said is to apprise purchasers of the fact that milk used in tlie facture of the cheese had been re- in butterfat Expert The defense introduced expert timony to prove that It is impossible to manufacture Swiss cheese of a good quality in cakes of the pre- scribed size and that it is impossible to manufacture Swiss cheese of the better quality unless the butterfat contents of the milk used Is reduced to conform to a certain ratio of fat and caslen Attorneys for the defense were E B Snyder Chicago Judge J N Decker Monroe and Charles Avery and 1 A White of Antigo The prosecution attorneys Earl J Plantz district attorney of Langlade CITY TREASURY OF ASK FOR NEW PUBLIC S Candidate county and J E of Madison NO TROUBLE BETWEEN AND JACK CHICAGO that storms had arisen along the matrimonial path of Marilynn Miller former star of productions and her husband Jack Pickford were denied today by Mrs Caro the petite mother Mrs Miller is confined to her ment here with a slight attack of the grippe but admitted newspaper re- porters long enough to say bunk when told of the reports of an impend Ing divorce I only recently returned from New York where I had a good visit with Mrs Miller saiJ She is happy in her work and only regrets that It 1s necessary for Jack to he In California Reports t Of a divorce are the bunk WILL THROUGH TO TAX COLLECTION IS BELIEF HOWEVER The first meeting of the new year leld by the common council last ning was featured by speedy dis- of considerable routine ness aside from the receiving of a for the Junior High School propriation as set forth in detail in another column of The Freeman Aldermen Kiehl and were absent Not the least gratifying was the in- in Hie report of the city treasurer hat with the payment of outstanding orders as of Dec 1 there remained a balance of with time only o few weeks off The usual payroll and total claims of were allowed fur Sewer The of public works ed tlie payment of for ary repairs incident to laying of a sewer on White Rock avenue near avenue and also requested for a now engine in the city grader Both items were lowed The board or public works also re- through City Attorney ner thai Rodden had made a of for removing the barracks at the school to a site on the Northwestern right-of-way on West avenue The hid was accepted In- Alderman Dunwoody re- ported that lie had arranged for the lease at a year of the site on which the barracks will be placed with the Northwestern Railway Co The racks will be used as a polling place This will place the place of voting in the center of the First ward and re- move it from the edge of the north boundary of the ward line where it was located in the Wisconsin hotel Such lease was approved by the cil and formally signed by the mayor and the city clerk The city attorney also announced thai with of bonded the city has a leeway of about for further bond issues to comply with tlie statutes which mits any municipality lo bond itself up to 5 per cent of Us assessed tion the limit In the case of sha The tion was raised by several aldermen incident to the of the board of education of a bond issue for the new junior high school City Attorney Stated that the claim of Van Ryn for pending since the erection of the present high school bunding for preparing plans for the building bad been compromised for and he presented a resolution that this claim be settled for that amount and that the suit pending to recover the original claims he dls missed There was unanimous agreement by the members of the council Adjournment was taken to Monday evening Jan 18 of Tex 13 groomed oa a j candidate by prominent i Texass republicans He la a U district attorney who gained In prosecuting oil swindlers and the O P leaders hope to cash in on split over tho LITTLE CHANCE OF RELEASING TO IN EVENT ROBERT IS FOUND GUILTY OF CHICAGO When Scott faces trial here for the murder of Joseph Maurer a drug clerk he may find his own brother Russell enouncing him as a murderer Kor it is Russell who all along has characterized Robert as the man who lired life fatal shot Into Maurer's body and dropped out of sight while he Russell stood trial for the murder and went through the ordeal of three times being snatched from lie gallows Robert Scolt for more than a year nd a half a hunted man was red in Han penitentiary a sentence for a store ery under the name of John ing He expressed his willingness o return here and will be returned o stand trial Friends of Russell see in Robert's a chance to obtain freedom for Russell from the asylum hut obtained to the state's office here has this as ul George K Gorman an assistant tate's attorney said no one but the iovernor could bring about Russell's olease and added that Hie facts vould never justify that Russell has contended all along hat Robert killed in n tight n the drug store and that killing vas not committed during n holdup throe eleventh hour escapes rom the gallows Russell dually was insane and was confined in in asylum at Chester III The state's attorney's office today he Pacific coast 11 Ill I RUBBER NEED probable Mil today were asked to assist in the search for bert Spoil 63 who wandered away from his homn following the death of his son WASHINGTON D C of Commerce Herbert Hoover to day asked congress to take action t safeguard the supplies and prices o rubber and latest level of modern life Hoover went before the hous committee on merchant marines an fisheries to ask for adoption of th of Representative White Main Republican who gives his department regulatory power over radio broadcasting and transmission of commercial messages was in reports from that Robert had confessed to a cellmate that it was ic and not Russell that fired the al shot MAIDS TESTIFY AS SHEPHERD REOPENS FIGHT SERVANTS STATE THEY THE WILL BILLY SIGNED FOR SHEPHERD Shepherd's fight for possession of Hilly estate opened in cuit court today Marie Gartner and Nelson maids in he Shepherd home testified that they witnessed the will which Billy signed and which Shepherd is now seeking to have accepted In the courts This will which Shepherd drawing up leaves all of tbo fortune lo Mr and Mrs Shepherd except for an annuity of for Isabel girl have married had not death prevented the marriage Opposed to Shepherd In the will contest are eight of Billy's cousins who argue that Shepherd used un- due influence in having Billy sign the will and that it Is therefore in- valid They supported In heir contention by Miss Pope who has promised half of the fortune if the cousins succeed in breaking the will Shepherd was tried on the charge murdering young by him with typhoid gerniB ind acquitted During the course nf that trial Miss Pope a pretty young society testified that Shepherd Had pre- vented her marriage to Billy by ing her it would be impossible to ob- tain a marriage license without presence and by keeping her from Billy's sick room NEW PROGRAM OF FARM RELIEF MILL ADOPT SOME IX PRESIDENT'S ATTITUDE TO new gram of agricultural relief is being sought by Secretary of Agriculture In a series of conferences with farm leaders and other inter- ested parties which he announced day following a call at the White house Program Xot Decided said he was unable at ent lo indicate what program will he evolved but the administration's de- termination for economically sound measures and yet serve the western farmers in their plight The conferences were arranged by Jardine as preliminary to the ing of the fourth national tive conference to be held here next week DISCUSSION INVOLVES REVIVAL OF CHINA FEARED WASHINGTON D revival of civil war in China is reared American Minister John Van A McMurray reported to the state department today Inasmuch as there remains an out- post in Shantung the danger of im- mediate warfare appears to exist on the and lung borders according to the de statement of advices which added that an ad- vance by Chang Tso Un south ot the great wall seems unlikely JOHN SENT TO HOUSE OK John C Mink proprietor of ists Tavern on Highway No 19 town of was sentenced to months in the house ol correction by Judge Geiger in court today on liquor law tion charge SUGGESTS NEW BRIDGE AT FOOT OF MAIN STREET While everyone Is talking of what on some of Jio downtown mosl needs lor the new j streets snow and slush was about year Kdw addressed tho G inches deep and only this morning following Interesting letter lo I noticed womon wading through as common council Inst much slush near the M K H 1 read with greal interest In waiting station It seems lo me it Daily of bo well to look over these needs most and 1 would muin streets of our city and have them like In add what I think up before looking over the most I many mil raveled streets on the First a bridge ni he wesl end nf Main street to St Paul avenue further add thai I have ond a police force that would clean seen the ul various up and rid the city of the times gather up a of leaves and gambling houses and n learn of horses bat would places that exist right in this weigh at least pounds also a today If the force claims not to driver weighing nt least 200 Ibs and know these places exist Ihoy surely throe or four men following along ought to be enlightened of the police might for the of the safety of pedestrians trying There is still room for cross bo Five Points nient in he street department also Think Ibis For Instance I noticed Saturday EDWARD SHOESTRING PLAYS BIG PART FREEMAN CORRESPONDENT WRITES STORY OF FLORIDA SCHEME WHICH FAILED By PUTNEY HAIGHT Copyright 1925 Syndicate of the COUNTY'S PENAL FINES TO STATE TOTAL STATE ALSO RECEIVES Sit All K IF TAX COUNTY lETS EM Although the County judiciary and law do the entire work In he really great being administration of estates making ar- out In property development rests nnd other relative to carrying out justice as prescribed by and promotions In Florida there lire many enterprises j receives the larger portion of the linen of Iho variety and the taxes according lo con- fer usually do business In the north with northerners or In tho south with ltl the sale of Wisconsin j t Daniel northerners The sour ments to the credit of the er may It be said flro generally the product of the of men who come Of the total Inheritance taxes col- through the administration of estates In the county court the Blate received 02'X: per cent while the county's share in but per cent The south with the sole purpose of amount collected In 1025 ting on a racket nnd then getting put j cording to Treasurer was while tho getting Is good This class of adventurer Is ly low in funds and when active Is AH considerate of victims as the 1 of which the stale received the and the county court The hint amount is not sufficient to pay lie LINCOLN very tant point of whether the American farmer Is gelling his fair share of he national Income is pertinent lo the on the proposed export plan between Vice-president Dawes ind other Americans on one side and Sir Josiah C Stamp on the other Sam P Thompson president of tho American Form Bureau federation declared today I refer to this statement of Sir Josiah Thompson said As has ready been emphasized In previous correspondence the scheme is whether the return on the capital and labor of the farmer is fair and reasonable in comparison with that secured by capital and bor in other spheres I have studied the debates ial very thoroughly and was particu- larly impressed with this Thompson said Who is there to say that the farmer is getting his fair share of the national Everyone knows he Is not It IB that The same is true of tlie state's of the penal lines collected In 1925 there was rolled eel a total of GD In both municipal court districts In the county of which amount tho stale received or ES per cent while the county's share was 2 per cent or This amount likewise goes but little way in paying for the services of the Judges court officials and members of the sheriff's force Treasurer Daniel has for- warded 10 the state treasurer its share of tho penal fines for the past year amounting lo man But then It must bo re- n nf court officials membered that the stunts arc formed by desperate operators who must acquire the means to eat nnd live nnd a starving man grasps at n straw if that be all in his vicinity Ml of which leads up to a story that Is going around about a recent business enterprise In Tampa Two-Cent Stamp Smashed Three northerners In the utmost straits and in imminent danger of be- ing out of their hotel and In- to the hoosegow gathered In the room of one and hatched out u plan for a development company One waa a by trade one claimed prowess as a publicity sharp and the third had an old con- tract covering a thousand acres of swamp that brother had given him with Instructions to give it away He had failed to find anyone who would lake it It was agreed that they should Page 4 SAYS MOST PRETTY DUMB MILWAUKEE WIs All ful girls may not be dumb but most dumb girls are Dr 1 women of the address LOCK The Firefly cafe Highway 19 near was closed yesterday for one year by Judge A afler William Orabo owner ot I the cafe had appeared the court and consented to a decree pad locking tlie place under provision oF the Volstead act was given permission to use the ond door of the building as living quarters m fred Hall Quest told the ultimate test or deplorable situation we ore trying to stead of brainy women relieve KENOSHA Police today were looking for a red haired man who with the aid of a hard luck story talked himself into a good dinner at a home here and after he had gone it was discovered several valuable pieces of Jewelry were missing women in an Service Star legion here There Isn't enough beauty brains to go round so nature divides them up giving good looks as a sub TO TAKEN HOSPITAL Mrs George Knipfel who was in- jured In Milwaukee when a car en by Dr Albright struck her has been taken to the Milwaukee SCHOOL BOARD AND SCHOOL OF PRESENT AND FACTS TO COUNCIL The board of education formally made of the common council nt its meeting last evening foi the sum of of which is o be expended for the building of a high school adjoining the high school building and for making improvements and Ing of the grade school Tho of education recently granted for of the jile which the proposed school is to be built Tho lion together with tho architect's were referred to the finance with a request Unit it re V oort at the nest meeting of tho IS Mayor Blair also sug thai all members of the conn study the plans In he request for lie money to oe by n bond was presented ly 1C R president of the hoard Mr stated hut thn school was absolutely iary although he that tho appropriation wan large tho frequent made luring Iho last five years However ic staled lhat owing to the of Ihu present high school ind ibo need of special attention for pupils in tho seventh and ninth grades Hie expense worthwhile The board had con- several plans one involving mly JM.OliO but this did not feasible and would only mean a re- inest for more money within u short lime Discuss Needs of School J K principal of the school discussed the need of Jie junior high in greater de- Me said that the high school was built with a capacity of 800 now is including 60 in the vocational school On of his year there will come 56 new pupils from ho grades and only 12 will graduate and there is an ex- of -10 to iO from out town so lhat the high school must take care of sonic 1150 pupils The attendance at high schools a lesk development Tho capacity is only 050 so 1111131 desks of other Right teachers have no home room ind one period must bo added to tho day's work Kach teacher should have a home in order to have time to prepare work on the boards or prepare for experimental work The new junior high school will add twelve rooms and will vide facilities for manual arts and science courses for the younger pupils As a result of special legislation nst year said Mr high school pupil must be given hali jn hour a day in physical education This means that eighty-three pupils must bo assembled for one litim class during the time available mil is impractical as the best work can be with only 40 to 50 Greater off ice is ed also for administration of concluded Mr Worthington G O Hanting superintendent schools cited some objections to junior high school project and an- swered them The first was the lhat the younger high school pupils might be distributed the graded There is no room the grade schools as there a net gain of WO pupils from 1324 to and furthermore tho best agree that pupils must bo segregated according to ages the first six grades boing the childhood stage tho next three grades the mosf critical in any hoy's or girl's life and the last three grades being the period for high power j pital she will be under and womanhood ho said Dr Hall Ques who is director of the Milwaukee university school said that as a result of this tion a lot of children are brought Into the world by In- KENOSHA Local paused a moment at their meeting hero last night to honor the memory of Malor General McCoy who died yesterday Slate To mix these seventh eighth and ninth grade pupils svith older dren or with younger children was dangerous At that time too is when the average boy or girl needs REV C- W HEYWOOD j gymnasium work the most and also SPEAKS AT DELAFIELD to himself or herself to work such as manual training and domestic science care of Dr Her right hand was severely crushed and it is feared that some or at least one of her fingers will have to be removed Rev Charles W Heywood spoke to the Men's club of at the Episcopal rectory In that village Tuesday evening his theme being Makes a Nation Greal The L guest of the local Men's club has been In existance only pout gave a eulogy a the famous three months Is already a officer fill Influence In the village WELCH ORIGINATOR OF JUICE DIES ST La Charles Edgar Welch 73 originator of grape juice and a prominent facturer died here
