Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-10-08
Mr.. ANDERSEN RE-
FUSES TO DEBATE
Business Will not Permit docs not
Consider CaroW a Legit-
mate Candidate

The following answer to Mr.. Carow's
challenge to debate was published in
last weeks Journal:
Mr.. J. w. CARow, City.
Dear Sir:-Your favor of Sept. q
received, and in answer to same can
say that in the first place, | have to
take care of my private business and
what little can get around in differ
ent parts of the county, will have to
do at such times as can leave my bus
mess, and when / can travel so as to be
away from my business the least time
possible each trip, so cannot conven-
iently either spend the time necessary
or the money to make such a campaign
as you suggest.
Neither is a debate necessary for me
to tell the people of the county where
| stand on the different questions, as
my position is fully and fairly stated
in my letter to the Journal, which |
will try to have in the hands of every
voter.
Furthermore, after YOU and your
gang made a whirl-Wind campaign in
every part of the county before the
primaries, using every means possible
| Ill every DdIG VI IilS kOuIICy w CNl IL
votes, and after you are fairly beaten
in the primaries, you refuse to take the
verdict of the people. and now come
out as an independent candidate, forcing
me to conduct two campaigns against
the same man under the same condl-
tions, do not consider you such leg
itimate candidate that | can recognize
| by meeting you in debate.
Yours truly,
A. N. ANDERSEN.
| Although disappointed at not being
able to meet his opponent on the same
platform, Mr.. Carow will address the
voters at various places over the county
before election, on the local issues of
this campaign. He is billed to speak
at Hawkins tomorrow (Friday) night.
d. w. Butler and wife went to Bruce
today.
Mrs. Hartke left Wednesday for her
home on Jump river.
Mrs. VIM. Worden went to Marshfeld
on visit Wednesday.
Mrs A. Shedrick left Wednesday to
visit parents at Barron.
M. Langdon of Rhinelander was here
Wednesday on business trip.
JOS. Yancy left here Wednesday to
work in saw mill near Main creek.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Stanton
boy, III pounds, on Sunday Oct. A.
Money to loan.-Thomas & Carow,
At torneys, Ladysmith. Wis. 18tf
A. F. Helm of Tony and John w.
Miller of this city went to Marshfield
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Hansel were here
from Iowa Wedne esday. They left
Thursday for Phillips.
Miss M. Simon of Minneapolis was
here visiting Mrs. OVERLY. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's gold filled
watches of all grades at prices that it
will pay to investigate. -Kleinert. 24-tf
J. C. Hudleston, who has had a con-
tract on a railroad near Lake City,
Mimi, was here visiting his family. He
returned Wednesday.
The Great Mahoney Bros. the Best
dancers will appear at every perform
ance at the opera house during their
engagement here. Oct. 12-14.
Miss Collins has a nice line of
trimmed hats constantly in stock, from
$2 up. Order work speciality. Out
of town customers given special at
tention. 27-1
J. M Hutchins left on Tuesday for
Rosebud, S. d. He will probably take
his chances in the government lottery
there, where they are locating settlers
on an Indian reservation.
Jesse Howard of Shawano, father of
Mrs. D. McPhail, was here visiting.
He was accompanied by his daughters,
Mrs. James of Aniwau and Mrs. Bell,
of Plano. They returned home Mon
day.