The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 10

THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1923 10 9, TO) Wrw lusjg r-s order of the court, and that Mr. Kuelke nhould pay an additional $3i to the defendant' attorney for attorney fee. and ault money. He further decide that the houaehold roods of the couple should be equally divided. Findings and judgment may be entered In accordance with the opinion, th court direct.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruelke were married at Manitowoc Aug. 31, Their child I a boy about 2 years of ace. Their home here was at 41 Twelfth street.

Mr. Kuelke conducts a tire and vulcanising shop. $1,100,000 ORGANIZED LABOR OF OSHKOSH CITY IS TO BE REPRESENTED AT THECONFERENCE Matters of Importance to the Workers and the Community Generally Are to Be Discussed at Madison WISCONSIN PESHT1CO 7 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds r.V vV fVa 1- a A Coapon bonds in interchangeable denominations of $1000, $500 and $100, regirterable as to principal only. Callable as a whole or in part, on any interest date, beginning December 1, 1927. on 60 days' notice, at 105 and Interest.

IntereK payable without deduction tor the Normal Federal Income Tax now or hereafter lawfully deductible at the source, not in excess of 2. First Wisconsin Trust Company and George B. Luhman, Milwaukee, Trustees. Dated December 1,1922 Due December 1, 1942 Interest Payable June Ut and December lt, at First WiiconainTrust Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. US Non-Callable bere December 1, 1927.

Payable only at 105 of Par Value and Accrued Interest. Business I Paper a prime necessity for the past century a leader among ail industrials for stability. Company manufactures a line of high grade medium and light weight papers which are used for a wide variety of purposes. Through conversion much of the output goes into waxed paper, bread wrappers, napkins, etc for all of which there is a very stable and increasing demand. Management The management is in the hands of men who have spent many years in the paper industry.

The officers and directors are: President, John G. Sutherland, Mead Sales Co, Dayton, Ohio. Charles A. Goodman, Sec'y and Sawyer Goodman Marinette, and Goodman Lumber Goodman, Wis. Director, D.

Everest, Sec'y and Gen'l Manager, tarathon Paper Mills RothechilJ, Wis. pi. Is. din, Amtrlsn td Name General Manager and Wm. Eibel, Peshtigo, Formerly Manager, Rninelander Paper Rhinelander, Wis.

Secretary, E.J.B. Schubring, Schubring, Ryan Petersen, Attorneyi, Madiaon, Wis. Director, Morris F. Fox, Morris F. Fox Co, Milwaukee, Wis.

Purpose of Issue The proceeds of this issue will be used to retire the Company's current indebtedness, to provide payment for extensions and betterments, and for working capital, BamcUPayablei By sinking cail.or at maturity, at 105 and interest. Estimated Earnings: Over 6 times annual bond interest requirements. Address WAt lee Burpee Co, Seed Growers Philadelphia, Properties)! Ntrw and in most excellent condition. A complete unit arranged for economical operation. Security 1 First mortgage on all of Company's property.

Net tangible assets of $2645 for each $1000 bond. Sinking Fundi Beginning January 1, 1928 at 5fo per annum, retiring 75 of the issue by maturity. 5 Aadltst By Arthur Andersen Certified Public Accountants, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Appraiaalai By Joseph II. Wallace Company, New York.

Legality I Approved for Banker, by Messrs. Miller, Mack Fairchild, Milwaukee, and Messrs. Lines, Spoooer Quarles, Milwaukee, and for Company by E. J. B.

Schubring, Madison, Wisconsin. We Recommend These Bonds for Investment Price 982 and interest, yielding 7.22 OMRO SHIPPERS ARE IN FINE FINANCIAL SHAPE FOR NEW YEAR That is Demonstrated at Annual Session of Cooperative Company Dividend to Be Paid According to Ui" nil i i rpi.i delivered hi the aniaiiil meeting of loi khnlil. in of the (mild Cooperative store. ni5 HhlppniB eotupimy, nl tho dood Tetnplm bull at Omio, thai nrgftnlXHllon la now 111 excellent llti.in. rial The tcport rttet.I tlml riiiHng tlio ynr ili ntore ami warehouse tiHnwieto, httMncnn amounting to ovr while the shipping department sent flit iljly Hvo carloads of cat (la valued ai (he company now being peilmp.

thr Shipper of Hu) cooperative cimiinfiv in the county. The net piopt vwin approximately 13. 10 percent of which In In he placed In a fc I i 1 1 fund. A i li lilt Henry Morris F. Fox Co.

Wisconsin nrtranlzM labor In Onhkoih will be piprnmldl In th li-glalatlve fOiifT-nirn held In Madlaon thin wk by tho Wlnconain Btate Kuratiin of lbor by leaat eight and It la that they IH take an active and part In ths and action of the (onfmrnc. doligatca LIST OF rvoin thn (HltkoNh Tralm and Ijilinr roMiHrll, Jacob Zwlcki-y. I nltnl (iitiim-iit Wmkora' loral No. 126, Anna (liiintm and Mia( tflAJ. Joiner loal No.

I. Jului llaniiiK and barim IlorlT-nnr. and ilnoralura loral No. II. 'i.

It. i.yoni.. Ilikory ami onfwtlotifry worlirri' linal No. V-U i.nftf Saclrhill. I rank ,1.

inula will ulao Ihfl i iiifrinr In hia oftlclai rapacity b. a moiriliiir of tha rxvntlva Ixiard of thn Wisionain Hlate Idorallon of bor. I.KAVK WKIIMOSDAY. Mr. aid ilr.

Kii(flhill will have for Mmllaun Wedni-aiUy tnorn-ltiK. thn farmor being achodulBd to aiioiiil scwlon of lh cuocutiva lioanl, Mhlih to hold the day PH'i imIIiik th f.iifi;rnee, and the latter planning to a 1 tend a hearing be-forn the liRlalutlva conimitteo on Inhor VypdnrMday affrnoon. Tho ronfi ivni-e la to la it thru doya und diirlnif lta llf a number of bltU now before the leglalature, nnd In which ornanlz.1 labor la particularly IntereatnJ will taken up for nnd ai'tlto takrn In favor of or opposition to HTATK AND NATIONAL. It In also probablit that tho State 1'Vilcrntlim of Labor will tit thin con-fori'iico ib'ilnre It. atand on crtaln natlomil and Intrrnnllonal lHaura thai am ronnlilcred of vital concern to labor Intcreala.

TO PAINT COURTHOUSE Board of Nuprrv Inner. Takem Anion InMiliini; Toward Improvement of Old Rtiildlnc Once In almut ao many yettra the Winnebago county rourthoii.e. la In need of the application of a new dres. of paint to lta exterior. That tima baa rolled ground again and th committee on public building of tha county board of aupervlnora haa planned to have the exterior of (he big build-in repainted thla aprin If there lira num.

lent funda avallubla or that purpote. According- to apeclfirationa that hnv been prepared and ara now on file In tha office, of County Clerk Manuel, two coat, of paint are to be applied. The aurfaee to lie covered will romprlne all exterior walla from the around to the blKhent point, ill-cludlDK door, and cornlcea, conductor pipe, porches and atepn nud ao forth. All of the aurfaie to be repainted la to be thoroughly cleaned with nteel brunhra before nny paint la applied. ProixmHla for dolna- tha work are now bnlnx nnked for by tho committee on public building, and will be opened at a meellnK of that commute.

b. Aa nearly a. can be re-railed, the la.t time the exterior of the court bou.e. wo. painted waa twelve or fourteen years ano.

WIFE AWARDED DECREE Court Irorldea In Favor of Mrs. Ruth C. Itoelke aa AcaliLst Irajiklln It. Kuelke. Circuit Judjre Kred Ttettllnger baa rendered an opinion In favor of the defendant In the contented divorce action of rrankllti It.

Kuelke vs. Itutli O. Kuelke. which was tried before him laat Peceniber and tak.n under advisement. Thla wa a cnae In which each party a divorce from the other on the ground of cruel and Inhuman treatment.

Considerable teatimony wan Introduced by each of the Thia la reviewed by the court In bl. opinion, with the conclunhm that Mr. Kuelke failed to establish the truth of bl contention, and that thoae of Kuelke were sustained, lVgllniter therefore flnda Mra. Kuelke entitled to a decree and to the custody of the minor child on hor counler -claim. He also tlnda that the defendant i nhould pay I elc for the aupport of the child and $7 a week for ttie support of Mra.

Kuelke until further Gray Hair Unnecess As I Have Proved irTal It in? nr en $rmturtr my hlr ltk lh tm Kt0rr I efTttr tu. Th tlm- vm- tmi', mm huai FREE Trial Bottle Ther. I. not npne. la thu t.

Tculi the Story Inil mi Mory. e.il for Trtnl bolt aad alt atnr, T. 0.amn Hmr Csior KMtarar tn a rlnnr. rolprlnnn Ihjult tlau a. wmter.

M. nur MdlnHl t. mkt four hair Mtrkt ill nirlnrr. aothl.g ta wash mr tuk off. nr.

rM4 color rnrrt. la IKkt- mr dlnmtlernNl bmr junt a. aa4 nntnir ntwl ae Llr fial.mi'y IIL COtrnl TOT AT toe nweetnl Mlninl rnn Trinl ..4 full I.Mrw-tbw t'-r nfclnf tfe. cm.ntwctBf tm. era.

It tnMtinv leek et yeur kuur la in. Uttne. an.e.a..m HnraiM ex. ii NATURE AND VALUE OF OLD TESTAMENT SHOWN BY SPEAKER J. M.

Smith, a Professor of the University cf Chicago, Lectures Before School of Religion The nature and relltrioua value of I he old teat anient wan given a aehoi- arly interpretation by J. if. Smith, professor of old testament literature at the university of Chicago, at the lecture period of the Community Hehiml of Religious education, held at the Jiapliat temple Monday evening. Tim lecture waa especially interesting and waa attended by a laraV number, the heavy snowfall of Monday afternoon notwithstanding. The other study lectures presented by Uvral clergymen and Instructor, were also of high merit and in keeping with the high standard of quality that has been maintained this year.

l)r. .1, W. tautfhlln'g cntira of study In "The Mrtilern Approach to the Bible Is proving one of great Intercut and value and hia lecture Monday eve ning. "What the Whir Keveals," waa especially commendable. The course In "Kollglnn and the Mature Mind." by Rev.

Kugene O. Mint a la also a great success and was given further additions of value by the fine lecture of Monday evening. Miss I.ucretia Knight gave an excellent address to her clauses and J. l. Rogers presented a decidedly valuable feature, speaking of "The Worship Hour." Professor Smlth'e lecture followed at 8:30 o'clock.

nisci'ssKH ricorLE. The lecturer opened his address with a comprehensive review of the history of (lie Hebrew people, depleting the development of the Hebrew rellif-lun from a comparatively simple to a most complex form. Ho atresned the value of tho old testament for Its revelation of the Idea of the one Clod alid traced the slow but steady growth of the thought from the time when polytheism ruled the nndona up to (he preeent time. He pointed out that It look many, many year, before the view wan widely accepted. Professor Smith featured his lecture with excellent Illustrations and detail.

He called particular attention to the beauty of the old testament hooks, quoting numerous excerpts of poetry to Illustrate quality of the He brew literature. He developed an excellent thought as lo the object of creation that he said frequently causes man to wonder what life Is really for. The value of five old testament In thla monrft h- pointed out, la Inlts purpose of revealing the one Ood. the development of character In the Individual nnd the establishment of the kingdom of God In society. SPEAhKltS COMING.

Next Monday evening. Dr. IV. A. Squires, secretary of the Presbyterian board at Philadelphia, will be the lecturer.

Next Monday mm Professor limine of lyawrencc college, Appleton. will be in the city and will speak at a meeting of the Mlnlatennl union regarding tho plan of a weekday school of religious education to be launched In this city shortly. CALL. IS UNANIMOUS Kev. T.

Arthur Iltingan 1 Honored Hy Congregational Church aukenlta May Acrevt. Kev. T. Arthur Pungan, hn. received an unanimous call to the Waukesha Congregational church, extend, ed at a meeting Sunday afternoon, end formal notice of which was re-reived by him this morning.

While he has not definitely decided aa yet. It i very probable that Mr. Dungan will accept the call. He apoke there Sunday and waa present at a service in the afternoon given by the musical department of the church and which waa attended by a caiwclty audience. The church property includes a r.ew $.0,000 plant and a $10,000 organ.

The entire mnhers is about and 1. one of i veral strong institution. In that city. lr. William Oanflrld.

president of Oirroll college wa. pastor of the aame church for three year, several year. ago. That was befor. he became president of Center college, preceding hi.

call to Carroll college. Mr. Dun-gnu will make nia deciaun during the present week. IF SKIN BREAKS OUT, IS FIERY. UCIir Ofi ROUGH.

USE SULPHUR Jut the moment you apply Men-tho-Sulphur to an Itching, burning or broken out kin. (he iti h.rg mop. and healing begins, nay. a need akin specialist. This sulphur preparation, made Into a pleasant cold cream.

Five a quick relief, even to fiery xema. that nothing ha. ever been ftnind to take It place. Pe-aue of Its germ destroying properties, quickly subdum the itching. the Irritation and heal, the ersema right up.

leaving a clear, smooth kln In pl.o of ugly rash, pimple, or roughness. You do not have to wait for Improvement. It quickly shown. You ran t.et a little jar of Kowle. Mer.tho-Sulphur at any drug tore.

Adver-Laement. HAVE VOIH BETTER CLOTHES MADE BY CONRAD SPERKA The ladies' TaiW HIOH SIKtLT 1 0hkojh. Ha, lelepbese 14i Bonds offend when, rtd ii iMUd. tr tjnt ferul ft txrliwlwfr tot oar own ecounf. The statement tontiined hewn irr midt ti out crplnlori htucd rjpon tafoffMficB which we coiswAf tvlltbU end upon which we ourtelve have acred, but for which we do 00c auume xettpooMbll'tr.

All otfrnni are made lubfect to prior nle or advance In price. tin-: I. Kiiiir; vice president. HukU Hubert; entury, K. (, LOADERS WERE WANTED Drmuiid (or I'ulp Wood Worker.

Drew Surplus IjhImt IJt Work. I)i inn nil Wan Brisk. An exoe ptlnnnlly heavy demand for workers n( various pniul through lb. drew off practically ail of the nmpltin labor In Oithkuah at swinging the balance over (o the point where th number nf rail for men exceeded the number of applicant for work. The employment bureau reported that call, fur worktii.

fur loading pulp wood were chiefly renpim-lliln for Ihr Hltuiilioii IiihI Alurt Miilmip. upi'lntf mlftil, ld tie wua Ahla aiul laiKf number of loral Rurki'ia (u (ho posltlnna offcifit Im-miiiM of (li adiardva wiu; which hn aiilil ran to $70 a month ami board. That la uminially k'o'l fr that kind of work. Mr. Xlnloim atatfd.

In view of tin" mjiiiiniia local annw ktornta. 011M1I work haa tifn boiiim-wlia hamtlriippiil licra in (he ilv for iin-n. Thr womrn'a ilfpaititipnt of tho rniilymi'nt Ihiipiii roportrd a. brink ii mil ml fur itunirnllr bilp and a Ian number uf cull, for rti'iioKiuphna and offica help. Accordinif to the flgurea compiled for bill week.

53 men and women applied for work. d2 calls for nn and 30 calla for women were re. reived, 47 men and women were referred to vailou. openIiiK and 31 men and JO women necured employ nient throuRh that uKeney. DECLINES THE TRUST Kxeriilor Named In Mra.

Nielnrn'a Hill la in III Health Other Trobate liana II. Nlelnen ha. (lied a petition In probate court here for to probate of the will of hi. mot her. Mm.

Anna M.rln Nie'nen. who iianaed u.way in Neenah Jan 51. and for the appointment of hlm.elf na adnnnintrHtor of the entato with the will Knhert Ntrlsen of Uaclne, alno a n-n of the b-eeaned. wan named In the will is eec-utor, hut hm informed the court thai be will le unable to accept the trunt bn-i ause of the lomhtion of bin health It In ntated In the petition, on Which a heariPK ban l--n net for trrh tliat Mrti. NieNcn'n cntiite Include, personal property if the value of $100 and honientead.

Another mutter to be heard March 4 la a petition filed by t'bailen II. Velte for Jmiion to probate of tb will of P.ltll. W. late of Nee. nnh, and for th aiuiomtnient of the petttlovar a.

rie utor. Mr. Well, died Krti 5. Hosk ha. been appointed imder bond, of n.

of ih Antrim of Thoeli. Janke. late cf the wn of tMikmh. MARSHFIELD MAN FINED He hante. 1'lea la Nolo I imtenuVrr on harce of Vllinc K(t Not I lo SlJlalard.

hi. plea of not yuiUy, rn- tered Jan. V). to a ehm of havo on two teparatw wi unlaw m'ld and dehvered ruf not up lo a ntandnrd retutred by law. Irwui V.

Uenitt of Mnr.bMeld bad h.s trial art in the court here for Keh. 14. Tl.erv will be no trial of the cane, liowrver Wer-d: bna ance appcarel I itr.crov-'d ea. teen lij twr nkl rwVVWVYWbVWWWVbV.Y NEW AUION ORCHESTRA Miihlc l'liinlnliPl for HhIIk, ItweiilUma und HuiKiui'ta. No Job Too IU for l' to Iliimllo.

Latotit Mualc. Any Inntniiuonliitinn lonlrod. I. It. HINZ, laibr, rii.iin- (.

Manacr. Tliniia 3977 1 i li THE BEST OF BIKES BREAK DOWN at times and this Is where we fit Into iyour scheme of being a bike owner and rider. It must be kept in repair, otherwise it is of no use to you and jour bicycle Investment is worthless. Kmploy us to look over your wheel regularly and keep it in Al condition. HENRY SCHROTTKY rRF.

CTCUi MAM 1 ,2 MetrtR St. Tei. t05! not permit of discussion of the plan, but it wa stated that it would be taken up at a later meeting. GETS LARGE CONTRACT Onhkosh Concern Will Build About Forty-one Miles ot Asphalt Streets at Dubuque, la. J.

Rasmuasen A Sons' company of thi city wa awarded a contract Saturday at the city of Dubuque. approximating a half-million dollar. The contract Is for laying approximately forty-one miles ot asphalt street. Dubuque 1 under managerial form of government. Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Tear, art the formula for fat reduction w.e -diet" "exercise." Today it is 'Take M.rtuoTa Prescription T.b-leta." Frie.fi.

tell friend. friend, te'l Ther aub-ntaatial food. ilr. an ther like and till redor vteadilv and eaai'v without going through long rlere. of tir.eotn.

exerclne dl.t Martro'a T.Meta ar. by all Jrurtl'ti the werld over en. dollar for a or ir rrm prefer mi ran order direct from tn f.rmta Co. 412 Woodward Ukk. X.

investment Donas 6 and 61 Farm Mortgages Real Estate I. S. MAC NICHOL COMPANY i ti Washington Opposite Postofftra. Telephone 667 A I C. Quarles Co.

Milwaukee, WOULD BROADEN LAW FOB COUNTY NURSE Rotary Club Opposed to Repeal of Statute Program to Aid Boys is Suggested Tho Rotary club of Osbkosh favors strengthening the law requiring every county In the state to employ a county nurse, rather than rescinding; that law. It so placed itself on record Monday and the secretary was Instructed to so advise Senator White and Assemblymen Jones and Rahr, following an address by Mrs. Oerge A. Buckstaff. Mr.

Buekstaff pointed out the excellence of the work that has been done in various counties by mich nurses, especially citing some excellent results in iHniKlas county by Mia Agnes iftil, formerly of Shis city. rturksta.Ts address, however, was the one scheduled but waa an additional feature. The chief address wa that of Chester Allen, who told of the iinatructive work being done by the extension division of the university of Wisconsin. He showed how it fitted into the general program of Ilotary club activities and told of specific Instances of its benefits. In one case In particular a young man lacking education and advantage wa led into crime and landed In prison.

An extension course in which he became Interested finally brought him out of himself Into such a condition of usefulness that he was DR. BELL'S Pine-lar Honey CTicxiv Coughs tvh) Coldj Years agot Grartdrna used Dr. BeM Ptne-Tar Honey for the coughs of ail the family. Toda. as Teyterdav, it if reliev ing the suffering of thocsands of I-ttte wen well tt- i'P It breakn in iM of cthaa.

loam M.a. rrt.amed ejaoen. K- a bjifce ea aae.l ti.tw tannga tae sad wraiarr. en w. mr CTrfkte TKHCTr Ittut Da.

nSLL't. each dividend In to be paid on capital ato'k. The li capliubaitl ut :0.0fi. with about I.M.mui vorth auld. The net (tain thla mr In In of th amount bwl duilns the ahinip a jcaroraonKO The li.nne, have now bren entirely made up.

TO ACT ON t.KlvT At. the et In a year bro the di-relnra Mere to ertablinh a mill fH- ti'ndillK (he K'li-t 'f (he nenibeia put that etep aa not t.ikeu iiecatiMS iif (be nnioiint of inon.iy ln-volved. At the meetdiK Kitduy the Itrctora were tnninn tt-d lo do a th'-y ee fit In (lie matter. time alveu to th" discussion of ahipi-luir utile and It wan tin id'il th.it beroufter the calven IIl be Ki ade the in. intx i brincinir in the lu lii'r craile of calve, will receive too: t- money than (bone who rai-'-e (be pm-rcr 1.

At prrnent the ralve. ai pool. and (hp money rriually. to (he ntun-brr of h-a 1 qi kstion uy snirriNti. The Kiie-tion i wloito ihe hou contn.ue ttir.uu;h a rivae ni iw.iuki ehoulj do bu-incfcn co.n ei -ativ9 rxchnryte an ili-.

i.ued. Th. Kgulty Cooperative rii ut Milwaukee, It atate.l, la not In ny way with (he KnviKy no-ciety ai'd In nrolr. rapidly a.i that at preiwnt It tn one the birtrM exchange In the el ite Count Aevt A. f-ell i.n'uiN.,1 nul j.xt atat-JrtC that th" P.

I ml ciniperativH rhanee in pow an laife an any j.nvate ricbar.Ri an. I ban roT-n of sv'ng niocey ff-r n-reuta Iakota fnrmern TP m. p'ai-ed the ban. in vt th- director. AITHOKI.KII TO I5IIHKOW.

The board was authorize to boi row rot to rxcenj for 4-rat-Ing espenne. Thin In $7,000 thnn the amount in Onlv one director wa up for eie. tion an I he Wa hll.ljit if. Th.it tlirtor a J. 1 Itilbna, trcurr of (he romp." other fft-rrt TASTES CC23-C0ES GOOD! I Short Notes Fr.nk K.

Terrlo of St. l.ouis. who spent night with Oahkoiih left this morning for Chicago. M. A.

Carroll ha. retruned from P.lm Beach where he a and participated In South Klorlda championship golf event, getting into the flnala and losing out to Hugh Wllloughby of Boston at the last hole. Mm. John Kllni.rtin of Omaha. haa been called to the city by the tllnenn of her mother.

Mm. J. C. Hohlnon, Vlnl.nd trt ro.d. Dohl.on I.

believed to be on tie road to recovery. She Is nearly 7s years of age. The Inheritance tax due On the estate of Wlnneld s. Harder ha. been determined by the county court In probate at $4 It and the clear market value of the property waa appraised at IT.SSi.H.

on th. estate nf Jamen M. Sherman the inheritance tax wan fixed at $3 S3 and th value of the eitnto to be assigned ia appraised at fS.ISl M. Ai-rordlng to a statement made to register of Leeds Selba O. Stocum, there were no births, death, or marriages reported to B.

v. KUin, town cl.rk, an having occurred In the town of Ku.hford during the month of January. Attached to the report wa. thin not. from Mr.

"Aa 1 remember, thi record ha. not occurred in Uush-ford townnhlp for some yearn." Tharle. Mo and Mrs. Lillian Kel-lett were quietly nisrried at the home of Mr and Mm. Kred Wlnteler.

tn avenue, at o'clock Wednesday morning. Feb 7. lier. U. Mints, pastor of the Fir.t Baptist temple, performed the ceremony.

After the ceremony a wedding hreakfant wa. Mr and Monn left on a wedding trip. They will be nt home to hetr frtenJs after Feb. 15 at ill Central avenue. OBITUARY MtroN The f'Jneral of Mm.

1-in-d. rl.con. former loral renident. who panned away her home An-grles. wn.

held from ice rrnulence of her father, Abraham. Kleventh nnd.v afternoon and from the Flrnt Kngllnh Lutheran church ai oVIork. Kev. 'J. K.

Kuhlman officiated wr vices, which wer largely attended Albert Herman J.iineo. Frank Me.ke. Robert Farrow. Fred Schroed-er and Augunt Woldt as th-pallbearer. Interment took place In the Iolv Street Lutheran cemetery.

Among those from out cf town who attended the funeral were- Augunt Wilkle. Mm. Hantornff and daughter. Vie. Anita, of Kldor-do: ar-d Mm.

Atex Klrkwood of Fond, do I.e. Mr and Mm. Fred K.prager. Oi.rle. Aranam and Fred Hayei.

all of llortonvtll. MRS. C. NELSON (Stat Ure-iaed alasseusel Swedish MawMge Electric Bath Cab-trt All Treatment Otven be Ap poirfrnent. EBTFR BLOCK.

OdV I'tMoe. Residence. 999 I CITY AND OUT OF NOTICE For Sanding New and Old Floor. Ballroom Bowling rUONE 2460 ANDREW ANDERSON. 186 ELM ST, OSUKOSH.

WIS. Painting and Decorating Prompt service and reasonable price. I The latest Improved ELFCTRIC SAXDINQ MACHINES are used. pardoned and Is doing excellent work, being an asset to society rather than a liability. In behalf of the boys' work committee.

Mr. Allen outlined a plan for the club in cooperation with hoys in school. That plan contemplate the appointment of two Hub member for ea-h public school, they In become acquainted with th loys of the upper who may be divided into three groups, those who want to continue their eiuration. thow who do not want to go to chool. and those deire to leave to go to work.

For the first there should be assistance if nerded. for the second group there should be counsel and advice and for the third there should be guidance and friendship. He Mid of it0 pupil In this -city who were asked if they intended to stay In Osnkosh. 144 said they did not and 77 had not made up their minds. The young people should be given to know that they are needed here and that they can be aided by staying; in! the city, he There should alo; be a coerfruttee to assist In th re-1 haifitatlon cf physically imperfec-t boys, though cooperation with program of the state' and naUonal government.

Time did Tlie rlem Cereal Ctn-nnr 1. not ckui ai j. ntitu-ed hi. tbe orw bran rer.il thnt Uul i. i of not one of nolo wi-IVt's Kran flakes with IMhrr oitiirnVm.

He wa. flne.1 lia and I'lrt, of Wheat. You wtU apprrrtatr ita c.tn. be p.uj. Cumplalnt In f.uur and Ihe -trinrroun nounnhuirr.t -he rre a.

made by a representative ronidi. Aod oa never owert of 'ate tiairy ai fooj deprt-l be without Da prcrrtton agauit n-eni. centipsOoa. At pnirrr't. The rne.ii.nn 'or M-a'Ma'rr Uer-'f.

ann" i i 7T 'ti i A LAXATIVE FOOD.