Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-01-13
General.

Omaha's persistence and determ-
ined effort to establish a wool market
has again won recognition in the reso-
buttons of the Natural Wool Growers
association adopted in Salt Lake.
The house adopted a resolution pro-
viding for an investigation OF the in
terror and forestry departments.
An investigation into the alleged
domination of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company by the Pennsyl-
vania system so far as it affects
freight shippers in West Virginia, is
to be made.
]. C. Mabray and other alleged mem
bers OF the big store" sWindling syn
dictate viii have to stand trial under
the Indictment returned against them
last September by the federal grand
Jury in Council Bluffs on the charge
of conspiracy to use the mails fraud
ulently.
The names of ten successful archi-
tects who have submitted comparative
designs for a $2,500,000 monument in
New York to Robert Fulton, were
made public by the jury of the Robert
Fulton Memorial association.
Rev. E Burt Methodist bishop OF
Rome, ,officiated at the laying of the
corner stone for the Methodist Epis'
copal institute.
After thirty-five years in the govern
ment service Mrs. Anna Elizabeth
Philpott, within six years of being a
centenarian, is dead at her home in
Washington
Honoring the memory of Albert
Pike. the great exponent of Scottish
Rite masonry, exercises celebrating
the hundreth anniversary of his birth
were held in Washington
Iowa will send fifty-two delegates tC
the worlds Sunday school convention
which will be held in Washington. d
c., on the dates of May 1924.
The opinion at Washington is that
the president will soon break with
Speaker Cannon over legislation.
Five war vessels of the United
States will take part in the celebra
ton of the first centennial of the in
dependence of the Argentine repub
lie at Buenos Ayres about May next
Walter Lonsdale, DR.. Frederick A
Coos secretary, announced that he
had received a letter from DR.. Cook
but he declined to give the explorer
address.
At Bordeaux. France, Leon De LIZ
Grange, the noted French aeronaut
was killed while making a fight. He
fell with his machine from a heigh
of about sixty-fv9 feet and wa!
crushed under wreckage.
In far from good health and grie
stricken at the recent sudden dealt
of his daughter, Jean, Samuel /
Clemens, better known as Mari
Twain, sailed for Bermuda.
On account of floods Los Angelo
was isolated forty-eight hours.
A bill is pending in congress look
ing to the promoting of rifle practice
An Alaskan prOspector denie
Cooks story in which he is alleged t
have Aeen rescued from a bear b.
the explorer.
The united States government i
dissatisfied with President Madriz i
Nicaragua.
Representative James NJ. Griggs c
the second Georgia district died sue
denly at his home.
The six tickets for a quarter Of
dinance at Minneapolis, Mimi, wa
declared invalid by the supreme cour
Director Durand has solved the rae
problem so far as the taking of til
census is concerned.
Secretary Knox would add to inte
national prize court so as to make
a court of arbitrai Justice.
Representative Kinkaid of Nebra
ka offered a resolution seeking to r.
fund money to registers of Ian
Offices,