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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
EN I(l
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Viii Move Onto Ills Farm a sthe Time
HIS Office xplress

April lst IHnnll lich tires
aud itar of5
RAMSEY count afftt tel, serving with the
best of satisfacti onl a term offs ten
years During Eich administ
lion he has become quaInted with
most Of the reside Of the county
and We feel Just fled ii Sal wing that
there is not q man Ii Ramsey county
who has the good WI and respec of
more Of its. citizens than Mr.. Eich.
He has been turned the office
which he 80 effici entl v filled year. after:
yea, With scarcely q confess, and re-:
tires at his own reau lest, he not be-
ing 5candid ate at the 4 last eli ction.
Eich expects tto move Wi ia his.
family onto his farm III Cato township,
where he has lands Sof slffi Client dis
mansions to keep him pretty busy.
The many friends Of M. and Mrs.
Eich and family regret that heys are
toleaYe the city, and they are pleased
to know that they are not to be farther
removed from the Lake. lay II.
Eich. S efforts as a farmer be q remnn-5
erative him as !; his efforts II be
halt Of the people Of Ramsey county
while acting IN the capacity OF county
audit r5haye8 been to our people. isSthe5
wish of his many fri ends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
kludObsln let MEETING

NJ The Devils AXE Aldobon society
viii hold i meeting ID the odrnen
hall son The evening OF the g 1st off this
to which every residen the
city - Invite Eastgate.
game warden off ttump viii ba
present ana viii deliver All ii & terestss
ingsadd dress on tthe state
and bird life admission charge
will be made and those who Wish To
attend will be ampl III repaid
sEastgate II an able speaker ana viii
have many intere sting things to tel
about birds and their life.
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among his Old time friends 5E}s
SSSs The Merry WI doWs give 4 ali

among his Old time friend sgSss
The Merry Widows Vii gives am Irl
Invitation whist party 'riday night inss
the new hail. sssS3
5Ss There will be comb ina ion sale
in Grand Harbo OF la the near future,
any one having any artice for sale,
can disnose of II then. ss h:
~ The firm Of Holmes 81 Strand have
recent rec pIoyged lad book
keeper.
Word has recently been reaceiYed
from Oregon. that Adi sa All ce Marx died
AZ the home Of her siste Mrs Iildred
s g;SS
II There Will be q SPLEEN did skating
party on Saturday MI March q I'LL,
Every body welc come. sSSIs
ssSs Mrs s. AZ, Strand made lying trip
to Ada on business, return ming saturt
Eday. He says the snow has all gone
and people are using wheels there.
M Good flax seed for sale at Hoover's
!
All kinds Of farming tools and lum
fber: at the Grand Harbor ercantile
Co ,i; B;
When In need of any watch prScl och
repairing call On y q. Now. one block
north Of post office. 4. ;#sS
Try some Of the smokeless coal Al
Todd's as y :ss
". Philips :recently returned
from the west He says: there is nc
place like the Harbor after 54$}
John Holt left for his claim nea1
Minot Monday. tzs..s
MI. Smith has pair Of those $500
skates which Strand els Watch him
cut the figure eight. ,5 6
Miss Clarine Miller IS the guest OF
the Misses McKayss this week. I:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
State OF N lori TIL Dakot to, Y
. Eount w Of Ramsey i;
"a me Count Court, ; ore Hon. Johns j

Inlthe County esourt, before Hon Iolifas Fss
Henry Judge.
IS re gqas;alanslp
spfelmach WI liam pielnache
Mary spie1mae her, Chris tlan spiel
acher,sAlmas Sptelmac herS@ Emmas Chris
tian Spielmach er, minor ;{$sSsssssss S5aE
ations FIeaTina for m ARpola tnlent Sofs
Charles 81. sTayIor 5ipeti tionef
drew, /. "a rs pieImacfh her, \ Lon la sGhar-s
ssss LOTT Spie1macher, Mary Spie lInachers
Christian Il Spie1maehersEs5s ~ liam d.
q Spielmactler, Alma Spetlmacher,E mnlaH
Christian SPELL her,.s spondent
The State OF North Dakota tosS the above
s4$ Named sResponde tss
5S$ = GU and D each Of YOU, II are Hereby
notified that Ghas, Eta lory the petitioner
herein has filed in thisscourts tSspetitfons
praying that 1t letters Of guard nshipS
Of the above named $respon dents, ninors
chill dren Of Chris ian spie1maehsr..l late
North :Dakot an hat said petition
will be heard and dull W. consi dered by
May, Il 9O9, at I0So.cIock In the forenoon
Of that day az the court t rooms OF this
COURT house
county of Ram sey I and ! state OF North
Dakota, and you, and each of you. are
hereby tied to u be- and & appear before
this court at said time and place, and AN
sWer said petition Il and show cause, if
agg a 5as aad
Ohm ID. HENR ss5
Let the service q 81 the above eitation be
5oa4aas oas 9Snl IN tes
Judge.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26


Ror the week Of March; III
Ohm 81 Fancy to Lillian I. Sparks,
Sc IA II $500. Conside aation 81, 800
lillian Sparks and husband tos
John #E Fahey, lots 4 s.14 If, BLK. 5,
Brocket, $1,000. 55.i5.I Il:
Mary Paulson to Ole j. Amund son,;
lots Blk. As. starkweather,
$4,000. $sss
John w. Maher and Geo. Locke and
wives to Lauretz e, Tart. lot 14, Blk.
5, Maher 8 Locke's 2nd ad to- Devils
Lake, $3.50.
4; August Kalinowsh and Z wife to
August r. Kalinowski, sw Ia 2s.154 50,
$4,000. =s s:s.5.5 fs
II 2, s. to Geo. j: Ripple, n 10 sw IA
So IA ! sw Ia and sw IA Sc IA 1912
3d. 4: $5}s.:55 Es }.
Silver serumgard and wife I to Jeus
svee, NV IA 36-15 AS 4, !ss4, 900. u z
HELEN x. Wishart to d. o. Green
leaf, lot 3, blk, 1e2, Devils Lake,
s35. .ss. :. : 5G::< .lss
p. O., Greenleaf and. wife to Alexan-
der Cough, lot 9, blk. 162, Devils
Lake, $780,. Il ~. ; :3.:2 \ 4 Ii
VIM. R. Tufford to- John Tol1efson,
NV "A and sw IA % and n liz ne IA
29-155-64, $1,000. H. $ i. s e 1:
U. .s.=to Nellie Newman, NV IA .>sw
IA 22-155-6s. e q. .,, .. +Ss I
Nellie Newman and husband to 6.
P; Nelson, NV IA sw IA 22-155-es,
$500. as III u. =. LIZ :
John ,. Wolfe and wife to Michael
Noonan and Herman Rutten, lots rs,
blk. 4; Cleveland & Kennedy ad to
Devils Lake, $500. 80 80 = ..Sy
y Bertha Olson to Carrie Hagen, S IL
NV IA lot 32-156-60. $1,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
1PRop0sA1s. I WANTED i,

sss Sealed proposals viii be- received sbys
Ramsey, 81. Is oeiock M
april n th, 81 8 09s for the fur
nishtng Of plans and ssEeci fica lions for
atjails and ssheriffss residence talscpsts5
coed $40, 900 90, said slams and sspecifi-
cations to &acc0mpa said bids US
%@Ej All bids must be sealed. plainly
marked sPropo sals$ for clans and speciss
ficationsj for Eiail , ,ss3a nd addressed to the
undersigned 3ssfs
The Board reserves he right tos reject
any or #au bid sS s$ss
ordersof the Boar sof &c onnt
missionsrs.
ss, EAHILss EIGH,S
County Aud tor
s Dated at Devils Lake n. u y, March:
GOTH IS %:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
Chamberlain COuqh Remedy.

/ The many remarkabl e cures ofS colds
and grip effected BY this reparation$
have made famous over large part
q, the civilized work . It Scan always
be depended upon. For sale by Al. drug.
gists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26
MARI IC;ENS ES

s For the week ending March p 44th: I:
Carl Paulsen; age rs, Devils Lake;
to .Metha Jensen, age rs, Devils Lake
So Lewis sharboW "a, Sidney Mont
70 Bertha Hafeman, 26, Devils Lake; 81
Samuel Oliver 81 algen, rs, Crary to-
Bergitte Saarheim 19, Crary. S$s
Mems, S. suits only So mems SIS
suits at s12:5 at the sale 81 Whitfords
stock
Il Attend the big closing out sale 5of;
Geo. sWain's stock at Webster COM
mencing: March Both.
$50 pairs new lace curtains Just re-
eeiVeds atSthe New FORK Cash store
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RANS.F|E[.R|S

ssHOr week OF Marcn lf. 44t.@S@4s 4
Isl IS. to tlerry Gibbons, n X nw1A - 8
1850 & ., y2= II:
Clark ". Kelly and wife to Dwight
81 Bangs lot 9, blk, %, Devils Lake,
$500. sss; 81: II S. n:
;5s s. to :Nels Show, seA .27-156- 8. !
Olufs Hagen and wife to-. John A,
\ Arid Allr X interest in neA 21-15e,6o,
s1,700. .sss E 3 H.. =, x.:=1.
s55 Burton ]. Mowers and wife to Will
liam Wright, nwA 25-157-61, $500.
Isl: Nellie Britton and husband to w. e.
I Powell, s1s nea14, ne74 Sc IA, snws1-4
ne Ia IA; Sc. IA Sc Ia 11-54-156,
$500. ss5:,$ s ,i ::; . $.5.::: s Il
5 Haagren F.. Nobben and wife to
Hans p. Nobben IL Sc ID 4-157-e0,
$3.50. f:SSsss - s: .>.z. 49,.
Haagren P. Nobben and wife to Jno.
J. Lansden. n IL Sc Id T. 4-157-60,
$1,S5O. s. ,:.g :,;sys 3 49, -,
q. W. Machart and wife to Edward
Mcintyre, lot H., blk. 3, Brocket, $50,
Frank j.. .Burtscher to John J. Burt
scher, lot 8, W IL lot 2, blk. z, plat of
blocks 81 GAP 0rr's ad to Devils
Lake 1-2 interest in lot 8, blk. 5,
Cleveland & Kennedy's End ad to
Devils Lake, $500. NJ; z$ 10 IT,:
:: John W. Mahr and Geo: H. Lock
and wives to Samuel NJ Olson, lots
21-22, blk. 5, Maher & Locke's End ad
to Devils Lake, $3.50. &%.3s ssss5 =. 4
= W. H: Bedford, sheriff to Harry
Lord Lots 4-5-6-157-62, s1O3. 10. r. :. =
Harry Lord @et al. to First National
bank of Cando, lots 4-5-6-157-62,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-26

s$115.
Lillian parks and Il husband to
John Flarahey lots 81 All, Blk s,
Brocket $500.
John =. Fahey to Lillian |. Sparks,
Sc IA 1-155-6O, So 800
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
News of the Northwest
FIGHTS BURGLAR IN THE DARK
Merry Clerk Forces Nervy Intruder to
Flee After Desperate Conflict in
POStOffiCe.

Prairie du Chen, Wis, Jan. 5. -
Surprised by burglar who had just
smashed through door into the post
office, William Atchison, a postal
clerk, sprang at the intruder and, en-
gaging in a desperate hand-to-hand
battle in the dark, forced the bandit
to fee, saving the entire contents OF
the we'll filled government safe.
Atchison, who is the night clerk in
the local postoffice, was seated quiet
ly at his work when, without the
slightest warning he heard the smash
ing of a door and starting up was
almost bowled over by the burly form
of man wearing mask and carry
ing a dark lantern, which had been
precipitated into the room almost on
top of the falling timbers.
Before the bandit had a chance to
get near the safe, which stood direct
ly behind Atchison, the nervy youth
sprang at the intruder A quick
struggle ensued and the burglar, bad
ly worsted, made hasty exit through
the opening made by him on enter
ing.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
HUNTING TOGS.

Your hunter and camper is not care
less in clothing. He has his tash'
ions. sometimes arbitrary, but the
chief aim is comfort, warmth and pro-
lection from inclement weather.
Whether he orders his suit of Mack
inav which the rivermen and lumber
lacks of the Northwest use, or OF Lo'
den cloth, which the Tyrolese peas
ants and mountain climbers OF SWltz-
erland use, it must possess WATERPROOF
qualities and warmth and piabllity'
Color is also to be considered on &C
count of harmonizing with the Toll
age.
So one prefers Swedish dogskln
with it's reddish brown appearance
and soft chamoislike feeling, another
the close woven, light and tough clotn
known as gabardine, and its varlatlon
in colors, or English moleskin, which
makes an excellent cloth for decelV-
ing wild animals in the bush. Inc
cost may range for a complete SUIT
from $50 to 500.
Then there are Pontiac shirts, jack
cts mittens, gloves and smocks, rup-
her coats and shirts, oilsklns' leg
eings. rubber boots, ponchos, hunting
shoes head nets to keep away the IN
eects moccasins for still hunting, elk
skin slippers for hunting in dry re-
aions and wading stockings and pahts'
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
OFFICERS FOR LEGISLATURE
States for Both Houses Are Agreed
Upon at Caucus Held by Re-
= publican Members.

st. Paul, Jan. 6.-The thirty-sixth
session of the Minnesota legislature
will meet at noon today, when the
two bodies will organize by the cleo
ton of officers. The list of house Off
GERS was agreed upon by the members
in a caucus at the new capitol last
evening, and the senate officials were
selected by mutual consent.
Officers of the Senate.
President, A. o. Eberhart, MankC-
to; Secretary, George Peachey, Owa-
tonna; assistants, w. A. Simonton
of Glenwood, John H. Mitchell of ST.
Paul, I. L. IngebretsOn of Albert Lea,
Edward Nyquist of Mankato; SER
geant-at-arms, J. H. Eye of Minneapo-
lis; chaplain, Rev. B. B. Jonsson of
MinneOta.
Officers of the House.
Speaker, A. J. Rockne of ZumbrOta;
chief clerk, Archibald H. Vernon of
ST Paul; assistants, Oscar Arneson
of Herman, F. l.. Austin of Chisholm;
ergeant-at-arms, B. F. Seiz of Red
Wing.
The caucus IF the Republican mem
bers in the house last night was short
and harmonious. w. A. Nolan of
Grand Meadow called them to order
and J. A. Gates of Kenyon was elect
ed chairman.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
MAY LEGALIZE BOUTS.

A plan is under consideration to ask
the Wisconsin legislature at its ses-
sion this winter to repeal the anti
uuated blue law under which the gov
ernor stopped prize fighting shortly
before election.
The plan is to secure legislative rec
ognition of short boxing bouts, to be
considered under police supervision,
the fights under this plan to be six
or eight round affairs, and if senti-
ment is favorable the limit may be
raised to ten rounds.
An effort, however, to secure TWEEN
ty-round fights would nail down the
coffin of Wisconsin boxing and bury it
so deep that the game could never be
revived.
The proposed bill will provide for
boxing bouts, but forbid prize fight
ing The petition has been largely
sig1 ed, asking the governor to allow
the resumption of the fighting game,
but as yet the petition has not been
presented to the executive. The pro-
rioters have received hint from
Madison that such a petition would be
without effect-W.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
BADGES FOR WAR VETERANS.
Service Insignia Will Be Issued tc
Both Officers and Men,

Wisconsin soldiers who served in
the Civil war or Spanish American
war are, under ruling just announc-
ed by the secretary of war, entitled
to campaign badges as part of their
uniforms. Adjt Gen. G. r. Boardman
has issued the following order regard
ing the matter:
"The secretary of war having decid-
ed that campaign badges are a part of
the uniform, and that their issue to
members of the organized militia en-
titled thereto and wear the uniform,
is authorized, the following instruc-
tons concerning the award and issue
of campaign badges to the officers and
men of the Wisconsin national guard
are published for the information of
all concerned.
'In accordance with the provisions
Of General Orders No. 4, war depart
ment, Jan. II, 1905, campaign badges
named below will be issued to officers
and enlisted men, including those on
the retired list who were in the serV-
ice of the Wisconsin national guard
on Jan. II, 1905, or at any time there
after.
(a) Civil War Campaign Badges
For service in the regular or volun-
teer army or in the militia in the
service of the United States during
the Civil war between April Is, 1861,
and April 9, 1865.
"(hN Indian ToD1naion Pa6p0c-FOr
service in campaign against hostile
Indians.
"(c) Spanish Campaign Badges
For service on the high seas en- route
to or ashore in Cuba between May IL,
1898, and July, 1898; Porto Rico, be-
tween July "a, 1898, and Aug, 10, 1898;
Philippine islands, between July "a,
1908, and Aug. 16, 1898.
cd Philippine Campaign Badge
For service ashore in Philippine isl
ands between Feb. 4, 1899, and July 4,
1902 Department of Mindanao, Phil
ippine islands, between Feb. 4, 1899,
and Dec. 81, 1904.
Lists in triplicate of officers and
enlisted men entitled to campaign
badges will be forwarded through NIL
itary channels to the adjutant general,
Madison, Wis. The lists will be made
separately on forms furnished by the
adiutant general for each of the
badges hereinbefore mentioned, Off
GERS to be named in the order of rank,
enlisted men to follow in alphabetical
order.
CAS- these lists will be forwarded to
the war department, Washington, DC,
for final verifcation, great care must
be taken to have the name and rank
precise as it appeared on the muster
roll of the organization during the
time of the war service of the sol
der"
Copies will be sent to G. A. R. posts
throughout the state.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
In THE SCANDINAVIAN NORA
GIeanings of Important News of Norway, SsOeden
and Denmark, .Dith Occasional Comments.
BY


The municipal council of Paris
sented the queen with a fan on th
casion of her visit in the city.
gift was very valuable one, with
queens name set in brilliants,
bearing an exquisite picture by
rice Leloir on one side. On the
verse side were the arms Of Swec
and of the city of Paris, surroun,
by border of carnations, the favor
flower of the queen.
The holiday traffic from America r.
this year been unusually heavy, Al
this fact will stimulate emigration.
Sweden a trip of such an extent
almost an unheard of event among til
common classes, while the majorit
of the home visiting Americans ar
from these classes. The fact that
few years residence in America S
often means independence will temp,
many others to seek their fortunes :"
the new world. Then, too, the visi
ors for the most part assist some Of
their relatives to come over witt
them, and this materially increases
the emigration.
Selma Lagerlof, the noted autho
who recently celebrated her fiftiet
anniversary, was prominently men
toned this year for the Nobel prize IL
literature, but failed to receive the
award In conversation with a frient
she stated that she had no regrets a
not winning this recognition, as she
felt that the Swedish people had al
ready shown her so much honor. She
numbers her friends by the hundreds,
not only in her own country, but also
in most foreign countries. Her book
Jerusalem" has been translated into
seven different languages, and many OF
her other works are also we'll known
in translationS.
Miss Josefina Nilsson of Rasnas, IN
Aim parish, has made her commune
a handsome Donation consisting OF heI
estates in Rasnas and Ingamala, Will
buildings and belongings. The condl
tions are that she be granted a pen
sion of 5000 crowns during her life
from the rents, and that the estates
be kept intact only the rents being
used for helping the poor, the aged
and helpless of the commune. The
estates are taxed for about $4,000
crowns, but this does not represent
their real value, as there is considera
Bile fine forest land on the estates. The
authorities have accepted the gift on
the conditions named, and there Is a
great rejoicing in the parish.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
FARM SCHOOL WANTED

Rock County Farmers Circulate Peti
tons for a Special Election.
Luverne, MinnS Jan. 5.-A petition
is being circulated by leading farmers
in different parts of the county, for
presentation to the county commits
sioners, asking that they call spe-
cial election for the purpose of voting
on the question of appropriating the
necessary money for the establish
ment of a county agricultural school
in Rock county. 1t is necessary to
obtain 800 signers, and the law then
allows county boards to appropriate
whatever sum is necessary, not to ex-
coed $4,000.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
MASKERS FIGHT A FIRE
Blaze Broke Out at Maxbass, N. D.,
When Ball Was in Full Swing

Blaze Broke Out at Maxbass, N. D.,
When Ball Was in Full Swing
Maxbass, n. D., Jan. s. - A disas-
trous fire which started by the explo
sion of a gasolene lamp in the dining
room of the City restaurant, in which
several persons were sitting, broke
out last night. The City hotel, restau-
rant, a barber shop and rooming
fiat were totally destroyed. A butch
err shop and poolroom were badly
damaged The Renville Mercantile
companys big store was saved after
hard work.
A masquerade ball was in progress
at the time and the maskers, repre-
senting many different nationalities,
fought the fire and made the scene
picturesque. The total loss was about
$4,000, partly insured.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
TEST PURE FOOD LAW.
Suit Against Karo-Korn Syrup Compa-
nv Beinu Tried in Madison.

Suit Against Karo-Korn Syrup Compa-
ny Being Tried in Madison.
An action to test the constitutional
ity of one of the pure food laws is be-
ing tried before Judge Stevens in the
circuit court at Madison. The issue
is that of the state against T. H.
Grady and George McDermott, mer-
chants of Oregon, who were convict
ed of selling Karo Korn syrup. The
dairy and food commission claims the
syrup was improperly labeled. The
real defendant in the case is the Corn
Products company, manufacturers OF
Karo Korn syrup. Attorney Fair
child of Green Bay and Attorney Ian
non of Chicago are appearing for the
syrup company, and John DIN repre-
sents the commission.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
Rird,s Fierce Attack on Cowboy.

A savage attack by a gannet on
voung lad who was blowing Is report
ed from Bubwith, Yorkshire. The lad
trial all the means in his power 10
get the bird away, and used his nat
for that purpose, but the bird snatch
cd it out of his hand. After the en-
counter had lasted for some time the
youth succeeded in knocking 1t TO the
ground and it died shortly afterward'
Not long ago cyclists on one OF Ihe
roads from Leeds to Wharfdaie were
attacked on three separate nights Dy
an owl
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
MOCK SUICIDE FATAL

Minneapolis, Jan. 5.While on the
way to church in Minneapolis last
evening, Earnest A. Meadows, nine
teen years old, accidentally shot and
killed himself in the presence of his
two younger sisters, Blanche and Ma
bel, and several other young people.
It is said that Meadows tragic
death resulted from an attempt to
terrify his companions into making
an apology for a fancied slight put
upon himself.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
TO TRY CANADIAN PLAN.
Bill to Be introduced in Legislature
for PubIicitv in Labor DISPUTES

Bill to Be Introduced in Legislature
for Publicity in Labor Disputes.
A proposition for compulsory pub
Iicity in labor disputes is to be pre-
scented before the legislature at the
coming session. The Canadian law
will probably be almost duplicated in
the bill. It will provide that when
ever a labor dispute threatens to be-
come serious the injured party may
appeal to the governor for a commits
sion, each side to select one member,
and these two members to pick the
third This board will have power
to summon witnesses and get evil
dence under oath. After the hearing
It will make public report to the
governor including recommendations.
These will not be binding on either
party, but the public will get all the
facts