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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

principle Of this law should be re-.
taIncd, though the present ono should
be modified.
Jones was about TO leave the halt
when Cope called him back. Ila said
that the minority had had all morning
20 express themselves on this bill.
but had remained as silent as the
tomb Il seemed a plain case Of "be.
ing IN the aillt'Me Of being damned
u they dld aud damned II they
didn't"
jones sprang % hls feet and said
he branded Cope as d coward "a call
him back ana lmpugn his motives,
Also he was Willing to meet Mr. Cope
my time ana any place
Cope desired 10 read d speech made
by Jones earlier IN the acssion. Jones
objected and finally The official re-
porter was permitted 10 reaa Il. IN
lhe speech la question Jones was
quoted as saylne among olhar ihlnee.
that he favored moro laws 10 com
pel the pAymenl of taxes G pc
said that from this be was II a loss
~ NNM'INNHiNA' ARNNHH HitHltf tAff VI
nosiilon 10 toe taA ferret law Cope
displayed many petitions against the
repeal many of them being from re.
publican counties The only petitions
for lls repeal camo from bankugs,
money lOanefs AMI real estate mon
no said
Mr. COpcs apecch Wna g rcd bet
one and 80 is conclusion Jones' rose
io renY hul q motion was put and
carried lg adjourn till l8h With the
understanding lhai lhe dehals sbeull
continue
Yhc house WAN Ia committee 0f the
whole during she earlier portion 81
lhr morning while three appfopria.
liOu bills wero considered f'upo iH
lhc chair All ~ The thfeo hllle were
ordered lp engroasmeat
or ihegp N0. ta6. ny MHris. nnnf0
priatca tEl.S54 fur the support ana
maintenance 0f lhe TonkaMa prepar
atnry school fGr the nexf two years
Tho committee Oh approximations had
recommended thut this be cut 70
s25 900 and proposed other sweeping
reductions. All Of which WerH tabled.
rIarrgon put through IN amendment
aH to $1,000 due from reutals from
cantnuod pa taee rive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

aunee ~ VAC district Judge granted
4 temporary wrll The district Judge
"a chambefs refused 10 modify 0r siia.
sulYe The injunction, from hich aa.
eialon an appeal was rued out ID iae
Supreme court
Tho case 81 = n $jnpps vs.. T. El
hensley an appeal from tlie United
States aouri 81 Aluskoaee. Is reversed
ii an opinion BY ladge Dunr. Tie
suit is d cOntiOvorsy over possession
Of land nf a minor The father and
natural guardian Of TIE property exs
eqHied lease on lhe lani subse.
qae4i % ne death cf thc clslid, Tho
father baiig tha sole heir Inherited
the lend accepted the rents FROM lhe
lesseas and later eold the property.
A suit being instituted by tho pur.
chaser against the lessee Tor right Of
possession. DE trial court held ID
favor Of the purchaser. which Is fe.
gersed By the supreme conn which,
although holdisE that the contract
executed for llD case u void, holds
that the recognition % lhe faQhef
makes she contract blndIng as N the
tenants contract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
INDIAN BILL CONTAINS
NEARLY ALL THE ITEMS
A Considerable Distribution Of
Moneys Among indians
VIII Result
speciai o the DAILY Leader

speclai 10 the Daily Leader,
washington Mich 3 Nearly an lhc
legislation Oklahoma hiss secured q,
This session Of Congress IS coutaluo
p the Indian appropriation bill ana
there Is a go0d deal Of H. though not
as much as was desired IN this Dill
which has become law there ere
ound The following items that apply
oklahoma.
Tie residue money from The sale oi
own lots at lHw,on Anadarko and
Hobart is to be turned over 10 The
ounlles Of which they are the county
eais i8r public improvements iu
hose counties. This fund 1mountg lc
bout si00Qen
The secretary of the interior is au'
hor1ed 90 Withdraw from ihe trust
unds az the ki0wa Comanohe ahj
apache Indians SgaO,cA0 and nse tae
um fpr the heneat oi the Indians,
lhieh means payment during tho
ear 0f this amount aside from lheif
egulat payment uf sa0 pcy capita
lhe Heereiafy ~ ihe luteriQr ~ au.
hofized g0 convey Gi0 acres 0l land
fhF Gp0hlaid liulail ofplAn iuuup
rill sehool Y inc 1AoeiAw na,loi.
M tae transfer o aeetieh ~ iillu
Saefea fieaft ialssloh y anti9f'
III
ihe pasmeid q per aiem ana 'i4''
flihs expenses Af tue council meln'
'efa q tae Eastern Nheiekees in M
Ntlhb laasihepi iof siaihia hssiNS'
ne defeFnmenl. ny 70 eAeeeu 9p9Vp
my lAAiftaAf = aulA9rl1eu'
i = pfoFlaea fHal the CROCK ahv.
rents may Dc eauaiieed up % z s'anl'
fd Nalpe et s9Vh uut the creek e1pn'
u masl lifst pass I resolution agree
ng 20 TINS. otherwise II VIII NOT pe
1ille eHse1fs.
AoWh i9l Peg mems g ueiNull' Hn'
OF teiN tatleltVFe q Rall WIN len
ltf gahf interest ptl1t y 4uiF K ity'
lh aeailieh g these items VIZ HP
lfapi lal lpH elii satflss 1he ffsNiaf n.y.
HQp laliehs f9f lhe continuance 9l W.
ualan oilieea y 'ht slate anu plAef
outiHf nateefs.
hekisiatinh MAe haaAta Hahpenuinh
he PAYMENTS Qh thh hohleslehas ny
he bis pasture fof one yeaf Nlth hNe
81 sent interest
a la~ Naa pa lae0 an'hofl4llls WV
saRea t7 aFs lKHHte G hoheatetl "
'ifs q theif lnsee aeieeqeus " iai'H'
sha loiiahlnk tais ep Rno'hsf lAM N"N
Hasse3 uttdafi6has w sSs et.fs "
PC iAt fl7f 9 hsfnilt ths 1aAee9 npln
ipplisAeloai e ssll men s4ti,,ua 'are'
Hoef tHe fniss apQ fahuiadpNH pN
'el ipen q US seese5',l5 q
itepfsseftaai4e lt1tNi'pgt' hy1 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

speeai to Che Daily Iaadcr
washington Meh From nov on
shere Il u o. nalitlraI waf between
The two neriocial meinAefg of Con
glesa froE 0klahama snd the iAree
Republican membrrs IS The delega
lion stands altar March + the nepub.
lleAus haHe one inUFe nenI9ef " tle
lower hous4 thsI' The qamqFfala PVT
when thaetHa HeahIezE a0aa e sHe
delegation Il Democratic bY one vote.
Ia the past lhera has been but one
Republican member Representative
Mcclure. nd Tie pemnegalla rom
bers have endesrered IN every way %
keep the delegation g unit en eli legls.
ialiDn perlalnlng g ne state N oftler
that Ibelf Wofg MAJ Be saeeessllll ln
shls Nag they Fave been onlg partially
fuecessiul. beeauad MF Mcclure has
Insisted IA having hIs ean WY III q
Lond many maEih : aaa fAeaaslg has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
DAMAGE SUIT INlISTRIGT COURT

~ the district court today ihe dam.
nge case of lee Msnning W. D. ID.
DerringCr Is being tried 10 a Jury
Manning was tioi IN the foot hy Der.
ringer about yoar ago. Manning
YVES running from The onicrr. a mer
chant policeman, and Dcringor
commander him 20 halt and because
Manning all moi halt, shot him. Grip
pllne him Va tho foot badly.
The Jury rolired al ono.thirty this
afternoon iu The case Of Join Cam
mack US. r. s. saddler ct az.
The vfsey OF Maiio Chambers vs.
n Smailw0od and James Knlght vs
zee Jackson, ct al, both nvalylng
reol estate tillos. wore dismissed
having been settled out of court. ln
ne case Of the State Natlonal Bank
81 Oklahoma city w w n. Mathews
Judgment Nts returned BY tho iury
this morning N favor ol ne plaintiff
" The sum " siS5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
ELECTION LAW AGAIN
UNDER DISCUSSION
TsyI0r's Bill Marches Through
Despite Opposition From
Republican Minority


Al almost three o'clock this afler
noon Governor q NJ lIaNlel signed
ihe school ianl bill, hy Eggerman.
Coidel and Morris If the senate. ana
Casieel and NaXey Of the house
The arrangement for photographs Is.
TIE event were being made the legis
lators who have worked so long for
this occasion being lubllaat over rs
suits OF the bill and ppruyal By the
states chief executive
The aonaie this morning under sus
pension Of lho rules, PASSED a coa'
current resolution Introduced by Sen.
alor Blair providing that the present
session OF lhe legislature adjourn sine
dic On Friday March 18th, which con.
ilnups The present session over iAo
siyty dav limit one week
~ vote q "a 70 ., & straight par.
ly vote the senate paasod senate Hlli
NO no. by Taylug which almonds The
grucral election law enacted BY lnc
First Legislature
The ilgownlee amendment l1 atrlko
0ul section rs. watch provides thit
lho official halInt III gercral and gpc
cla ! el0allens shall ba arranged ae
iha, tho naines III tue npmlDeel q.
an p'ftins be III one column with no
political resignation after the nampa.
Fas lost bY straight party vote, 3
20 III nfnwaiee made q Rheeeh II
favor Of his amendment whla Taylor
Stafford nd R0dlia defended the aae
llun. Stating The complaint Of the i,e
publican member was llf9uaded, cil.
ipg that II fas almost Al identical
dfeft os the Massachusetts Law
An amendment enered. bY Russell
added 70 section 6 provides that
the precinct inspector With whom The
voters are required 70 register must
durlns The month Of September pre-
ccedlng ihe general election IN NJ.
yember maintain an Office q some uen
irally located place one day n eath
week ghe motion O nf0Wnlea e.
guike om eeeIiaH 9 Ie ea neNa
.Vo Which provided l1F precinct regis
ltclion lost na str iaal party vote
Senator HioWHlee nesi introduced
lF0 sections % he added Go jae bill
Whleh lneloaa tha adoption 81 The Jfa
con law whereby uiembara al lbe leg
laatnrn ure required ia vote for the
peoples choice for United staiRs saa
aier regardless as politics
Senator R0ddle madH j eaustlc lc
my to toe etflek nl tne minority, s
hc pul III to Win fagur from thelr cen
siituenta bg Offering d Dr5paaltigu thai
they o. their parly were sot Ii favor
of He chargea that the HingAaef
aenator voiced she sentImeats ui a
few Republicans advocating the
amendmeni fog the sole aim q some.
times sppplnR a Republican Into the
United SUITES Senate b means Of a
siush fund De declared that he and
every ether fair minded Democrat
should vote ageinst aueh Il plan until
the National slc1Sfess placed az The
gaies upon an equal hasia IS pafmll'
ting an amendment TO the cnnslllns
ton making The eleeiian Of 4 unllel
states Senator BY direct vote Of che
reopIe.
se1atnr Taylor, author Of the bill,
followed Rnddle In an emphatic speaea
scnator Yoager favored The Brown.
lee amendment as lid Senator Col.
tlllc.
General Appropriation Bill.
Senaie niil NJ. gT7 bY Nilliata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

llahm his own ruurEc regardless ai
the decision 81 the rest Of the delesa
tlun This was particularly true fa
gardiug legislation Tor ihe hye tribes
thls winter
New that there are three Republic
can members. McNulrc VIII himself
ify to dictate ihe legislation for the
aelegltlpn shncause be- % strengthened
" two lure votes. end tlin RepnbH
,taf me iorlly lirthe House Ank iho
A Areinenfallc ncmbtrsprmoso 10 plae
politics from ibe ground up and place
the Republicans on record on every
proposition that comes up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
YEAR
TASK NEAR
COMPLETION

Special l0 tho GhIly Leader
pawhuaba Okla. Moh After
nearly throo years labor the task Of
dlyiling the lands Of the 0sage ln.
ilnne has now been practically e0M-
pietcd, and The 0aege Alloillne un.
mission has announced thaf ! VIII
lisbaai Mnfch 81 ANY unfinished
business after that date viii be III
the hands cf the department Of the
interior
Tine commission has scheduled and
allotted 10 each of the 298a 0base
Indians rye tracts Of land, aegragai
Ing $50 sores 10 the head The 81
lGlment eci under which The division
was accomplished provides that any
ndnlt Indian may with The consent
0f the secretary Of The interior. sell
an Of bis land except $50 eefea re-.
served i0 o homestead
Deeds for the Vaf5ua tfaela are
now being pfepaftd in washington
and are expeeifd 60 arrive here With
IN sixty days,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
PACKING THEIR TRUNKS
TO QUIT WASHINGTON

Special io the Daily Leader.
Washington d. G.. Mch Repre-
sentative James S pagennor, oi the
Thyd district ala q. d Fulton. III
Tho Second district are packing their
trunks preparatory 20 quitting the
capital and viii return to 0alaa0mG
where they win lLke up the practice
Of law AZ Ninila and Oklahoma gily
When asked his future plans Hep
rsoninilvc Fulton sald thai re pro
posed To get back INTO the lew bust
ness and stick 10 it He Is having
plans made FOR now home which
he expects ID build IN Oklahoma Cllg
flig spring
Representative Davenport VIII also
practice law, 0ul he Is not out uf the
political game he has n MUD max
lng The race Tor Congress again uexi
timo. and believes thai Il be ean land
the nomination he can be elected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Zoe general appropriation bin making
Che biennial appropriation foY the var
ious state departments boards, etc.
N the aggregate sum Of S5GO000. wa
passed and sent to the house Tor Gun
alteration
a special committee reported favor
anly Senate Joint Resolution No. lf.
by TAYLOR, providing for the submls
sion of "a amendment to the consiliu
iion authorizing legialaticn upon the
flaht Of suffrage 20 the extent onl
lhai 9 two dollar pol tax certlau q
ne held by The voter The report ra
adopted and q motion was pending
Shcn me noon recess was taken Il
plsce the resolution on third reading
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
s $4,000

uiicaeo lll. Mcl 2 with lha iari
conplcte ipe ease Of the United
states government aeainst me ssan
dard on cnmpany of Iudlana on lbf
charge oi accentlng rebateH Rnt un
aer way today lor Ne see0hd time
Judge anderson formally stiesalnea
the motion fl me defsnap That tat
Government proceed " trial on ihe
theory ihere were ihlrtg.six alleae
0henHee that s eauA settlement 0n
which an allcecu rebate WAS pall
constituted 3 Fep7rate olfense Tn
der tho rHling lt vim be possible that
tha nna ps lhe company viii got BE-
mtgo tiag s7zeooo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
NE:KT


Jencrsun city. NO. Mch d. The Re
nuhlie OIL company, ol 0Eio. will be
the next target of the attorney gen.
erals department N custer suits. ac
cordlng 70 announcements made o.
day The concern Was given until
March Isl TO pay TIE hfty Thousand
dollar lne assessed against Il hy the
supreme court but as no return has
been maue. enort win be made 10 col
lect The money
Tho s,andard on oompiny Of lndl.
ana did not pay l,s Ane yesterday. but
Us motion for ro.hearlug aud modiaca.
lion Of judgment stays The penalty nm.
til the supreme court acts upon the
motion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
VIOLATION


Washington, Mich. 2. Seven men.
hers Of the Senate committee on1iudi.
clary signed ne report declaring che
Presldont without authority of law
sanctioned ,he absorption Of the Ten.
nessee Coal and iron company BY the
United States Steel corporation and
thai the merger was violation o.
The sherman antitrust law. Two Ol
the majority Of the committee. how.
ever attached individual views winch
20 4 dsgiee minimize the effect Of the
declaration, n appears today that Lad
IL not been for illness aud absence
from the committee Yesterday Of Sen,
nior Brcon a report declaring the ores
ldeni acted without auihorlty OF law
would have been adopted as the opin
ion Of lhe committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
spERRY rs RELIEvEp.

Washington Mch Il Roar Admiral
chgrles S, Snerry made today formal
application for rellcf from duty a
commander.in.chief of the Atlantic
battleship hret and Rear Admiral
Schroeder has been appointed ia hi'
place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
LOCAL OPTION IN H00SIER STATi


Indianapolis, Mch 2-Lscal option
movement Is spreading broalca og.
er Che state. Elections VIII be held
IA six counties this wcak and a dozen
other counties prohabiy win hold
elections this month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
EXPLOSION


Port blanchard Penn. Meh IA
gas explosion followed hy Ore n the
colllery ~ che Erie Coal cm0pany near
herv today resulted IN serious injury
70 o dozen men anr the enipmblng
Of others back Of the dfe. A large
force Of rescucrs IS at work and up 10
noon Two bodies had heen removed.
Mine officials estimate that sixty
men are enlombed Daek OF the afo, bat
they have not given ap hope Of resca.
lng them alive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

| HIVUIlI " TIH IIHIII FI'HHEF1
Nashville. Mch 2-At the Cooper
irlel tosas Dr Ounten EYe eaIlIled
10 the effect shat eng one of The
wounds N carmacts body deseflbad
hy Dr <iinkEc who perIHfi ed The
autopsy. woul have been almost 4
siuntlK lataA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
MUST SELL TROLLEY HOLDINGS


Boston. Mch. 2--Ily decision Of
the stste supreme court today the
New York New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company Is ordered 10 dis.
pose OF rs trolley holdings Ia Mas.
sachusotts by July J. 1909
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
IS TAKING THINGS EASL


: Washlnelen Moh Win ne %.
sagtMeass II hesIn today. Tail anti.
elnaied another lHfIoa 81 comparative
ease and qulel 70 prepare him Tor the
af1nua duties ilaal confront his near
lulufe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

lbA AaHottdttu trffSsl
Port blanchard, Pa. Mich. 2 An
tho enlOmhod mon made fhelf war ia
uae surface through an old abandoned
working
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14
ASK FOR PLAIN SIGNATURES.
lawyers Revolt Against the Careless
and il;aoitla Writing of Their
Clients

Please write signature plainly is
the latest addition to the letterhead of
a we'll known firm of lawyers. 1--WE
are simply tired of the careless way
the average client signs his name,"
said a member of the firm. "The sig.
nature of many prominent man is
actually undecipherable, aud still
these are the very men who are fussy
as to spelling of their names and take
it as a personal Slight that their sig
natures should not be recognized, no
matter how poorly written We have
several times offended clients byinsist-
ing upon legible signatures and as a
last resort have Incorporated this re-
quest on our letterheads There's
only one man / ever met who took up
my criticism of his signature good
}turedly. He was the president of
large comrany and was obliged to
sign many napers officially One i'm
portant paper came back to us so
abominably signed that the next time
mis- signature was requested it was
accompanied by a personal note ask
i1g or more distinct one The doc
iment came back beautifully signed,
together with a little note in which
he said he didn't blair me for not
a1ting to accept as his Official sig
nature a few little scratches that
noked like a rail fence running north
and south. | had to laugh, as this
was flrstrate description of his sig
nature"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14
New | INN for Liz es.

A new lamp Tor use in mines has
recently been inverted The lamp is
placed within a large glass globe,
which is alright Between the lamp
and the globe pure air is inclosed,
and when the lamp is lighted the air
is expanded by the heat In case the
lamp should be so injured as to ex-
pose the mcardescent flament to the
gases in the mine. the compressed air
between the two globes is driven into
the broken LAMP before the air of the
mine can enter. The influx of com
pressed air eytiuguishes the lamp be-
fore the explosive air of the mine is
able to reach il TIE lamp is fed by
a single-cell storage battery, which is
inclosed in celiuloid case 1t will
burn for II hours on a single charge,
and gives light of between one and
two candle-power
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14

Why is it that travelling theatrical
troupes do not take up collection as
they do in church, instead of charging
admission at the door? That's easy;
here is the Illustration. Rev. Angus
H. Ranton, the evangelist who has
been holding meetings at the M. 4.
church for the past two weeks, gave a
temperance lecture at the opera house
Sunday night which was pronounced by
all who heard it to be the best ever
delivered in Ladysmith. A collection
was taken up, as had been previously
announced. 1t amounted to $22. 80
There were 625 persons present-less
than cents apiece on an average.
Only one silver dollar was in the bas-
ket, half dollars, 40 quarters, 20
dimes, 140 nickles and so pennies al
together 285 coins. Mr.. Ranton said
that he would like to speak here again
on the saloon question, but that we
will have to dig up better than
that if he comes again.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14

D. W. Maloney, the talented editor
of the Glen Flora Star and county
judge-elect of Rusk county, takes
issue with Rev. j. E. Watson of the
M. E. Church of this city, concerning
the views expressed by the parson in a
recent number of the Rusk County
Journal The article in the Star is
more than a column in length and gives
certain class of preachers very
vivid idea of the opinion which the
public generally has of them.
The News-Budget has no quarrel
with Rev. Watson nor any other min
lister of the gospel, not but what
ministers IA we'll as other mortals
make mistakes, but our combative
energies are directed in another d.
rection. It is one of the tricks of the
devil and his emissaries to keep the
different Churches in locality at war.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14
Cid Treasury Official Dead.

William MacLennan, for 40 years
chief of the division of bookkeeping
and warrants in the treasury depart
ment, died recently after an operation
for cancer. In May, 1903, he was
sent by the treasury department to
Honolulu to settle and pay or the
public debt of Hawaii, assumed by
the United States at the time of an
nexation He again went to Hawaii
in 1903 to liquidate claims for fire
losses sustained in combating the bu-
bonie plague in Honolulu in 1899 and
1900, the United States having I'M
dertaken the payment of such claims
amounting TO $1U00,000
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS

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headaches, languor, why allow them
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Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
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neys the help they need to perform
their work.
If you have any, even one, of the
symptoms of kidney disease, cure
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take no other.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14

A pretty spectacle? A human being
staggers out of licensed saloon, falls
upon the sidewalk. a companion assists
him to rise; his hat blows off and he is
unable to go after it: the two make
their way unsteadily toward another
saloon, taking up the whole of ten
foot sidewalk. The wife of promi-
nent merchant coming down the side
walk, rather than take the chances of
encountering the pair, takes to the
street and walks through the mud to
get past. This happened on Miner
avenue Tuesday afternoon.