Selected Anti-Saloon League of Wisconsin Records, 1917-1918

              Heaort of Delevan.
^..,
Jan,   9,   Ml
T-^^^
H,
w.
Hubb
..^a,^^^^^-^*^'^-^^^-^^
-W
K^
ISiJSt,       Keefc Brotxiers  in  out  of   the  running  entirely.       Think they a*e on tlie  level, ...   ,
fX i, I
Second,       On Jan.^^td  at Hd AraoB dar,        I  ontarcd  tlio  place  be¬ tween 2:30 aad 3:00 P, 'M,     and found  two faraior?:   stHUchlng  at  tna  bar, I  hova:   :ra:)t  ba-'ja  .able  to   lc;ara   their  Ti,u;ra^s  a."^   yet,        Thay  were   nerved v/ith whi'^key,       Eir|,^yyfiQ8  waa  serving  it.       d*3  got  i« f rom   Ik:   lailk l^^yTOTr"'~*°^a di^alsr In rnilk alBo.       He  vSoon got  it out  of  iutght vdien I entered cut  I  v;oat ovor  and  stood  by  the stove  and wutched  tkiom drink it on   V\t   sly.       They   w«oa   talking  about  Will  dtark,   a  raou axLh nine childroUj   d't^ing  dralted.       On konday,   Jan.   7tki,   I   weoiO  io  about  1(^:30 There   ..ar.   a laa,e  fadlovv  called Bgcl^ -ulio used  two  oaij.es  to walk with and  a laan   1   took  to  be  a  fanaer  Rlanding near^   aJ;a  b.ir aod  d'^ita  a buncli  in   the  da.'dx room  pi.8ying  pool,        I   „ent  intcj  tb.a  pool  room vJiere I   could  B«a   Uoi   y<xx,   saw  Bert give   too  ui;.rtoador   taa   .-.kak  a ,.;  a,:^k for a  salt.        .--oto da  aaif^TrraTTidriiiar were  r.^vvexl a:ith what   I  a;a positive was  baer orav;ii fj^ow  tho  jjplgot under  X,xx   oar,        T   >iHVa   a ^;ai  unable to r;Gt anytk.Log ngrself  though Johii Shelan waf,  aending  bar,
Cu  Jar;a.::iry dxdx.,   aa'avecui aix aad aix-toiir-ty ,• in   the   lotby  of   oo'tei  Dosievan  aj:aa   I  Jicarct  o   roa?pioi(;.a''a(.,.vad   ^oi   tJie £b"J''-rooiii,        I   ";ot ^i'>  ^'--"i 1  we^'t  oat  aasr-a,       Gear.y-';  Canton  (Irlab  din- _,M^-T,uroc-r)   waf-:   tfaMaing  oar.       ja£a___i_a£TuaH, aOiii a  tire   na.!.efa":iH.ii  vv<?aa  Btand- --^   ing  at  ti:a  baj- drivitKiaig  ¦.i;ii"sKl?y7'"''~~'Xf-^w miirates  later  they wero   joined by Dr. ^inn  ,aio alSo Iiad a  viIujiIlsjlj^I  taia,v.       Jack Tin.anF;  ^aid Later   tha
,   I  'liar-.   r?ltting
it.
a   al' • ij'ci' •    f :..atar   thay all  had  anotiior round aad George  Carr^'on"patrt"Tor  it,        j'hey all  .pat  k.ald.  taakcai  ap  bofara   tday   loft   exceed,   yge  doctor  aho   aas called .-.w.5.y ejarly.
(J^:
'm January Vi^h th?)
.nn,   Rm,   Howora^  proprla^^or,   a ft* w*T0''"giira'Bling wl th d yiix)e at
th?)  following,   aeorgt?  Canton,   Jack..T,iaaafiji. Dr. opria'uor,   uiai unoxaor wTIoSTr nuye  1  don't  .cnov/  as
ye
They played for about an They f ina/lly lost two of
a^w dice
wai':
;h
tho Delevan Hotel at  ten cents a  throw,
koiiP,  jjaclt^d.hri^'^t.. ^'i'l^'-li^C neui-d^   ;oLl  ade money, thfj    dice   so   ccnnai  nod.,  aiajr  any  raore  vmtil i=t.d.'  iiud  to  f'.oai.i  to i«.ilwaxuvoo  lor'.       lostsrday
neon,   howe'>/er,   t'x" n^xn dice had arrived and Caution  aral  two  or  thr
• January 10,
rant  xx\d gat
"Pablo'',       I  askod her  if  si^o  ciidn't dave
d'M not  have  anything  stronger  dut Viianted
roe  traveling  ineu nau a Rigiit after nooi^  we  woxit
LaEi 3owerf?,  George
lura.th a.ad aaked her what  sxe d;;d to driuirv.
ijO  mco  sxj^exi'i
:   L-
a^y   o^.tu', ,o  K.aow  if
oe wero going  into bLisineafc hera. )  bo  sure we will,       I  then  vjent  to
'U.
s  itestau- She  said
>.d\e  aaid  they
we lived there
told ;is t,o call
Amos olace where
We told her again raid 11
there were four, .'if'*xi olaymg cards lor oiaar,   BeridaoraiiXin '.this is the '¦ ian I .mentioned In, ;^j  otiier report) -vfxs" stanfffng^fl^'^'^RIt^* bar just emptying a glass of beer? ,  de was abciut hald tanked up.  He soon left aad nothing aore was sold wnile T was there.   Have just dis¬ covered that the ruan ahat runs tnxa laiiaon ia ^jlyipfcja a:aoa instead of Ed as t aave bcf;.n call^^n,'^ him, ^
At right there was absolutely nothing doing at any of the places I might jiist as well aay right hera tkuit cdero are a oo\;.pl- of places that we will not get rauch on if anything.    I tell you tdey are about as clever a bunch as '.¦.  have buckled up against.   'de have lisod every kind of a camaflouge that I knew anything og.
¥%-X'
January 11.   It has been pretty stormy today and things have 1'W.f^,^ \ teeen pretty quiet.    I went into Keefe Bros, this morning and found i" ^ * I the colored man who t^^nds the lunch counter there behind the bar.
There was a fellow standing at Lgn Life.   I askod for a"~B?r!!f1?le a:....d w&a  told
K  "* I'i'tM^® ^^"^ ^'^^^ rung up fifteen cents, ||A..Uir'*"' ^the bar drinking Milieu High Life.