Waukesha Daily Freeman (Newspaper) - August 10, 1926, Waukesha, Wisconsin Phone 304 for Editorial and Display Advertising Depts Phone 34 for Classified Ady arid Job VOL VI NO 237 SUCCEEDING THE II NO 188 TUESDAY AUGUST 10 1926 TWO PAY NO MORE PUBLISHED PASSES AWAY THIS LONG ILLNESS OLD RESIDENT TERMINATES FATALLY AT HOSPITAL W Carleton for nearly half a century a widely known and highly esteemed resident of this city died at the Municipal hospital Tuesday morning at four o'clock aged 79 years Two months ago he suffered tation of his right leg following a long period of Illness and suffering caused originally by a fall which In- jured his knee The operation was performed May 28 and thereafter for some time ho showed marked im- provement and ft was thought he would recover his health but his did not hold out and he grew weaker from day to day until the end came He had not known what it was to he sick until a year ago Traveled for Two Firms Mr a traveling man for nearly fifty years and during all that time he traveled for only two firms Roundy Peckham and George D Robinson both wholesale grocery firms In Milwaukee His fine ter staunch integrity and thorough reliability were recognized by all whom he came in contact He was born on the farm of his parents Mr and Mrs R W Carleton In North Milwaukee then Granville in 1847 There in early years he at- tended the district shcool and later graduated from Wayland academy Beaver and from the kee Spencerian college HQ taught school for a short time Deacon Baptist Church Mr Carleton was a true Christian an active member and deacon of the church He was very kindly without ostentation to the ate He was a- Mason and knight Templar and member of the kesha County Historical society He was married to Miss 13 Sherman of 1879 nnd Is survived by his wife and three Ralph arid Walter One Bon died years ago arrangements be announced later Mr Carleton wan a devoted band and a loyal friend ITe been a resident of Waukesha for forty-seven years All Dressed is a very prize-winning who has the good taste to pose for the photographer with her clothes She's Mint Joyce old College co-ed who will Mich nt the Atlantic City contait TIPSY DRIVER ASBP fOR FALSE ARREST i iff Prank W of county and his son Ray un- an answer to tho suit of Howard L Pratt kee court Pratt started suit against Sheriff asking damages charging false arrest lnj connection with the Investigation the Sheriff lems declared In his answer that Pratt went to voluntarily and was not forced to go lie said Pratt offered to go to Kenosha from Milwaukee In order to help clear up the case JUDGE REGRETS THAT CITY FAILS TO CURB SECOND OFFENSE One of the stiffest fines Imposed in the local court In some mouths was meted out to Dabcock this morning when he pleaded guilty be- fore Judge T W to the charge of having an bile while lie A fine of was In- that it his second offense Babcock was severely reprimanded or his carelessness in piloting a chine while In that condition and creating hazards by jeopardizing tho of motorists and pedestrians According to Judge Parkinson the city ordinance pertaining to drivers provide cient punishment for of second offense Each depositing with the clerk of court five speeders Winded their way homeward They Walter Blatz T Rolch Elmer U and Gordon Granger fined on a speeding charge M O Hen and Martin enriched the coffers to the extent of they pleaded guilty to the barge of- driving Each vas ordered to pay MTCH FIELD sisters stricken with attacks of acute dicitis within 48 hours submitted to operations at a local hospital They are Marguerite and Agnes aged 15 and 9 respectively The girls followed each other to the op- room three years of searching through old flies for laws and ordinances passed by the city since 1905 work of codifying the City's laws is rapidly com- Enjoyable Concert Program Arranged For Thursday Night musical numbers are being arranged for Thursday's weekly con- cert overtures are likewise being made by Waukesha music lovers with the venerable Mr Weatherman In the hopes that this worthy may provide ideal concert weather for the musical treat The program given out today is as American Legion Life Vocal Hitzman Trail Grand From the Opera Vocal Hitzman and Frills Medley of Patriotic Songs The Best People on Earth TWIN CITY GOLFERS GOLF CHI young Minneapolis ers Art and ook the lead In the western union olf meet here today with scores of 3 and 75 respectively Bolstad was public links champion D U of Madison win shot an 80 His 375 Other low scores Arthur Fisher Fort Thomas Kjy 87 John Russell Milwaukee 82 James Gerard Chicago 79 Players with 80 and under probably will be In the championship flight HELD TODAY BIG CONTEST IN OHIO WITH WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR U S SENATOR By PAUL R MALLON Democratic presidential possibilities prohibition and the K K K were made the sub- ject of sectional balloting in three of the four state primaries being hold today Governor Vic and former Senator Alice Pomerene are running side by bide for Democratic tions in Ohio Their names arc Ing mentioned prominently with many other Democrats as prospective 928 possibilities Pomerene vs Allen Pomerene a wet who was defeated or the senate several years ago ause of opposition to is ng the Democratic senatorial latlon Judge Florence Allen ry In a closely watched contest Judge Allen has had a phenomenal among voters in Ohio She egan the practise of law loss than en years ago was elected ns judge tt one of the Inferior courts and so successfully that she was as justice on tho supreme She is running for senator to her own statement In order to defend tho world Quit if it should be attacked in hat body Tho winner In the primary is ex- to oppose Senator Willis Re- champion of oon November as Willis over several contestants s looked upon here as a certainty The other primaries of the day Alabama Arkansas and Nebraska ear less national significance Dozen Candidates Alabama In Alabama Senator Oscar Under- retired and left half a dozen to fight It out for the democratic nomination to his scat The prospective presidential acy of Governor Al Smith of New ork has boon made a subject of debate Bibb ale announced his opposition tit Smith In Arkansas Senator Caraway Is of the Democratic nomination to re-election The Nebraska election involves ocal congressional races of lessor significance ROCK STRATA DELAY RESCUE OF MINERS SALEM stubborn rock defying every effort of modern science company officials began this morning lo drill the fifth shaft to reach five men for nearly 100 hours In the American Fluorspar and Zinc company's mine near hero When the fourth rescue shaft pushed forward by of- gruelling labor was within a fow feet of the men a strata of Impenetrable rock was encountered which made furthe progress impossible Other rescue attempts have frustrated by the seepage of from an underground lake disastrous Impediment was tho break down of essential machinery J plane sent to Memphis for repal parts had not yet returned this morn Ing CATHOLICS WOULD BOYCOTT MEXICO gone In the face of a dc government victory In Mexico's controversy Catholics here TO now concentrating on opposition o the new religious laws through use if the luxury boycott and ng of unity of spirit Hundreds of priests with the closing of the churches lave been sent to small owns and villages in the Interior to preach the don of the boycott The appeal is being markedly heeded by the In- dians who arc the most devout of the country KIN MURDER TRIAL HAY REST ITS CASE In lie trial of Wallace Dob of murdering Ilia 22 year old laughter Sylvia may rest Its case after calling only two or three more witnesses prosecutor Kwing D Col- vln said today Just what action the state will take upon the outcome of a fight t started yesterday and will con- today seeking the right to in- reduce testimony to show an ural relationship existed between alnes and his daughter The de- fense opposes introduction of any inch testimony 3 REPORTED KILLED IN RUM CHASE MIAMI U was reported three men killed and one dangerously wounded In a battle with ship said to have been carrying rum Boatswain T 1 Cokely commander of patrol boat 202 and apt George Gay are reported missing after ing an air trip to cale the Hazel R Herman The captain of ho Herman seriously wounded DIVORCE MILL ASKED TO OUT OK Charging Inadequate support Mrs Margaret Forsythe has filed suit in comity court here for divorce from her husband Harold a school er Tho complaint further charges that he was accustomed to remain out until the early hours and as a result hod caused her vous and considerable mental anguish Mrs also that her husband spent most of his earnings on trivial matters ami for tils own personal pleasure The For- sythes were married in 1920 n kegan They have no children In complaint filed by Mrs Ida mermann asking a divorce from her husband George an mechanic he plaintiff sets that the has accorded her cruel and inhuman treatment that he Is ot H quarrelsome disposition and that slip IB the target for all his nagging arid called her vulgar names The couple were married ut in 1921 They have children cases which will he filed later will be heard In: Judge court at the next session ISSUE IS BIG THING CLEAR IN ILLINOIS RI LESS DEFINITE IN WISCONSIN FULL Archbishop who came to this country recently a delegate to the con- visited -in tills city VT H E W HER Generally Wednesday cooler tonight By MAX BUCKINGHAM Press Staff Correspondent wet Issue will be one of the commanding pictures IIP fore many voters this fall recent primaries have disclosed In November when Ihc voters go to the polls to select United Slates senators they will be with u purely wet and dry fight IH Illinois a situation In Missouri which has one avowed wet and one candidate un- announced on the issue and the of a wet In Wisconsin Brennan vi Smith Illinois of course will demand tho greatest interest There a Democratic chief of tho old school will ask election to tho senate on a purely wet platform He is opposed by Frank U Smith lican who has the support of the state League Missouri's wet champion Is Harry representative from St who is lie Democratic Op- posed to him will bo Senator H Williams also of SI Hawes favors of thu 18th ment within the law Williams though personally a wot in strict enforcement of the dry law The Wisconsin primaries are hold next month and prohibition Is one of tlie minor Seeking the Re- publican nomination tn the in Wisconsin ure Governor John J a man who has been considered wet who has remained silent on the Issue in Senator Irvine who favors a state dum und Frank T Kolly a decided wet Thomas H Kearney candidate -In Wisconsin and he favors a stale convention on tho question In tho other middle tho No- ars ed to attract great Interest tho dry and wot Issue is quiet Neither high seas nor high C's have for first bathing suit photo at City she Is showing how high C really compared o which tickles her she admits DES trains will carry Iowa units of tho Field Artillery to Camp Sparta Wis for annual encampment ing their home stations Aug li Two headquarter port a from Davenport and an- other from Grand Junction the first battalion and the combat train all of Davenport aro these units LAY PLAWS FOR OF AIR ROUTE Aug 10 in aviation here was decidedly ish today following arrival Monday of tho 21 airplanes In the Ford reliability tour which came here from Milwaukee to demonstrate the latest In aeronautical equipment The entourage will remain hero day for exhibition and and will leave Wednesday ing for DCS Iowa Although planes came through In good condition despite the extremely unfavorable weather which was en- countered some of the pilots had difficulty In following their routes due to heavy rain and foggy weather conditions and not a few of them wore temporarily lost at times Stunt today citizens of St Paul will have an opportunity to view what Is considered one of the greatest stunt H WE YOU AN AX TO TRACE SOURCE OF POISON RUM SUPPLY WASHINGTON Wood alcohol used to make the poison liquor which took a toll of more than two score lives In and vicinity recently has been traced to York city and government operatives are ing on clues Indicating it came from Germany Dr J M ran chief chemist of the prohibition forces here announced today It probably was sent to this country for commercial purposes Doran Bald Analysis of the liquor showed tho only alcohol It contained wan methyl or wood alcohol a deadly poison chiefly used as a disinfectant THERE ARE HUNDREDS WHO WANT THE JOB the CLASSIFIED ADS flying teams In the United Statos T G Field Michigan with his fast pursuit planes and pilots will thrill the with the latest thrillers Other of lie tour many of which are especially designed lo ry passengers will furnish rides for those to view the city from aloff Walter Beech In a bus was to arrive and ally made the best limn of the fleet U took him just 2 hours and 17 utes to cover distance from waukee HM average 137.4 mile nu hour Monday evening members of the tour were guests of the city at a dinner In the St Paul hotel W H Stout inventor of the Stout all-metal airplane and genera ager of tho aircraft division of the Ford Motor Co together with nent men Including Charles Donnelly president of the Northern Pacific Railroad Co addressed the gathering Air Plans Resolutions wore adopted to pro vide a new and more plan of expansion of aerial throughout the northwest The conference unanimously en a program of expansion with the following objects in Establishment of airports at al important cilles throughout the north west together with emergency land ing lights for night flying am necessary equipment Establishment In each of the citie of an aerial taxi service available at all limes for service in hauling both passengers and freight and acting as feeders to a great new nir line going through St Paul and serving tho northwest territory over a lighted and marked airway to be laid out by the department of com- under the Air Act by thu congress This program WHS adopted ling an address by Donnelly who spoke optimistically of present conditions of progress nnd development In the northwest H M REPORTS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TELLS INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT OUR FARMS Figures of value tn Waukesha county farmers and inon are contained In a just completed ly the U S of Agrlcul- ure It shows the census of agrlcul- this county as well as other counties In the state for 1925 Included In tho report arc statistics on the number of farms size crops and livestock products values gage value of crops and and farm population by age sex and color Among some of the interesting and valuable data arc tho average of In the county and tho farms owned and rented There were In the county In 1925 farms as compared with in 1920 anil in 1910 There full owners 204 part owners 86 mana- gers 420 cash and 221 other tenants Tho following Is a summary of the Continued on Page CUTTERS IN LINE FOR BATTLE WITH RUMSTERS MIAMI Flu AUK 10 United States cutters in battle tion wore reported preparing today for a fight riff the Florida coast near Light with an liquor schooner which last night beat off with machine gun lire a single coast guard attempting to capture her Answering the lone cutter's call for nld three moro cutters put out from hero overnight while two from West to join attack culler repulsed by rummy had messaged she could keep of liquor boat until aid came ASKS TOTER 7 OK The importance of per cent turnout on primary election day Sept 7 was stressed last by Hqn Thomas M Kearney Racine ney and candidate for the United State senate before a group bled In Palace hall Broadway The candidate who spoke under- of the local Democratic party inl reduced by George nell chairman of the ty Democratic In tils opening remarks Mr ey touched on the fact that his visit to Waukesha recalled sad memories for It was here several years ago that he had spoken in behalf latti Martin Lueck proved not only a true and steadfast friend to him personally but likewise was supporter of tho party Re- ferring to the visit he ll came hero to meet an old friend ono of the trusted judicial the state a monument Integrity lust nnd generous and a man of character The purpose nnd aims cratic parly and its origin traced back to the 18 Jefferson were explained by Kearney who pointed out that he and his were charged with the duty remedying administrations mid that It corely hoped that tho would ho given ail opportunity to their sincerity In this High taxes unnecessary state boards committees and wore by tho speaker and as one of tho worst Interests of economy and fair play demanded rigid investigation An urgent plea in which to tho pride of citizens an exhorted every Democrat to appoint himself a committee ot one to vote at Iho primary and to see neighbor did not full in this Important address by M chairman of tho Democratic Stale Central committee concluded the meeting SEIZE SPURIOUS RUM STAMPS IN Aug 1 raid in thu business district of Fond tin Lac federal agents according to an announcement here today found plant for the manufacture of tation liquor quantities pt counterfeit strip stamps counterfeit labels of brands whiskey bottles and of equipment of such plants were reported DIES IN WATERTOWN Dr Charles J 04 noted physician and surgeon died here Saturday ing a short illness He was a uale of the University of Wisconsin and of Hush Medical college at cago He was well known as a writer of many for the cal Journal The funeral was held here Monday afternoon He is vived by his wife and two daughters Dr was brother of Mrs G W of this city Mr and Mrs were called to town by the death of Dr nnd are still in that city State Tele- phone Company of Wisconsin with headquarters in Madison has chased the system of the Eagle River Telephone company William present manager of the company will remain in that ity The Eagle River company has over 400 subscribers and operates 80 miles of toll lines to lie the largest snako seen here in years a rattle snake with five rattles was killed on a vacant here Here's Your Date TUESDAY p lo the Park theater p of Pythias p of Columbus p Odd Fellows WEDNESDAY p of the Farm Y W C A p to the Park theater p of Wisconsin True Indeed Police Enjoyed Last Laugh On Liquor Alarmist MILWAUKEE Police found James True laughing merrily In a telephone booth and joined in the merriment The last laugh was the heller ever for True paid five dollar in court for violating the virtue his surname stands for While in his merry mood called the police saying he was a officer and had sighted a mm runner off tho lalco shore Hut the police were wary and so tho last laugh
