Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04


for United States senator, for member
Of congress, for state senator and Tor
slSSemblyman.
fore the general election the secretary
of state shall forward by mai TO every
voter in every senatorial district IN
the state, who appears on the list Tor
Warded to him as provided IN sectloh
62n of the statutes, a copy OF the pam
phlet provided for herein for such
voter.
Section 94-26. |. Nothing in. this
act shall exempt the authors of any
statement or statements provided Tor
action. penalty or liability for any
false slanderous or libelous statement
offered for printing or contained in the
pamphlet hereinafter provided Tor.
@ Any person or persons procuring,
making or presenting any such state
ment for fling or assisting in SO dong
shall be deemed the authors ana pup
fishers thereof.
8. No statement for publication in
the pamphlets provided for in this. act
shall be published, unless 1t is verified
upon upon the oath Of the person filing it, in
O. verification which shall in substance
declare that every allegation therein
purporting to be statement, relatlve
to any existing fact, is true to the
knowledge of the affant.. But no such
verification shall be printed in the
pamphlet sent to the. voters
4. Any number of candidates may
file joint statements to be published In
any such pamphlet, but the space oc-
cupied by such joint statements shall
be paid for at the highest rate charge
able to any Of the candidates joining
therein.
S. The pages of the pamfphhl lie re re- =
inches in size, and the printed matter
Roman faced type, single loaded an 4
ems plea IN f W14tn arG mie Of
every page Of the pamphlets for the
primary shall be shown the authority
for the INFORMATION therein, as inns rms
didate or committed" Such pamphlet
shall be printed upon tWenty-four by
thirty-six inch, thirty-f1ve pound, num-
Substantially equivalent thereto in
weight, quality and cost.
6. Extra. copies Of any such u paa am d
shall be furnished to candidates ana
committees, who before the date Of
completion of the compilation thereon,
deposit with the secretary of state a
publication Of the number desired.
T. In preparing pamphlets for dis
tributiOn prior to the primary and gen
eral election. the secretary OF, state
shall provide copies to the number of
twenty per cent more than the number
Of voters whose addresses he has upon
the list provided, for by law, ana from
eIector applying therefor copy Of the
pamphlet applied for.
g. Every sum required tt, be paid for
phlet, as provided for in this act, shall
Be deposited with the secretary of state
when the matter for publication Is pre-
Sss seotio 53F i s4Ms7. l. Each candidate
for nomination or election shall pay
for the space which he elects to use In
vided for at the rate per page as fol-
lows
(i) Each candidate for the office of
United States. senator In congress, or
jaJ hundred dol
lars for the first page or any fraGtlon
thereof, and one hundred fifty dollars
for the second page, or any fraction = IN
of representative in congress- two nun
dred dollars for the first page or any
fraction thereof, and one hundred DOL
lars for the second page or any frac-
tion thereof
~ Each candidate for a state office,
three hundred dollars for the first page
or any fraction thereof, and one nun
dred fifty dollars for the second page
or any fraction thereof, except the can
didate for lieutenant-go governor, who
shall pay at the rate OF one hundred
dollars for each page allowed him or
any fraction thereof,
{3) Each candidate for member of
the state senate, sixty dollars for the
page allowed him or any traction
(5 Each candidate for member of
the assembly. twenty dollars Tor the
page allowed him or any fraction there
2. The state central committee OF
any political party authorized to file
tion 2, Of section 94-24, of the stat
utes, shall pay at the rate Of three
hundred dollars per page for the mat
ter, giving the reasons why the prin-
ciples of said party should prevail, and
why it's nominee should be elected, but
no charge shall be made for the space
occupied by statements filed by Such
state central committee, or by someone
authorized by 1t relative to any con-
stituti0nal amendment, or to any law
to be voted for by the electors at such
election Nor shall any charge be made
Cor the space occupied by the consti-
tutional amendments or laws to be
voted upon at such ELECTION.
shall be made and no obligation, ex-
press or implied, to make such dis
bursement, shall BIG. incurred by or on
behalf of any candidate for any office
under the constitution or laws Of this
state, or under the ordinance of any
town or municipality Of this state in
his campaign for nomination or cleo
tion, which shall be in the aggre ga tie
In excess Of the amounts herein speci-
fed namely:
thousand five hundred dollars.
CD For representatives IL congress,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
go For governor, Judge of the .su-
Schools five thousand dollars,
ca For other state officers. two
thousand dollars.
80 For state senator, four hundred
dollars.
as For member Of assembly, one
hundred fifty dollars.
CD For presidential eIeCtor at large,
five hundred dollars, and for presiden-
tial eleCtOr for any congressional dis
trict, one hundred dollars.
(8) For any county, city village or
town officer for any Judge or for any
officer not hereinbefore mentioned.
who, II nominated and elected, would
receive q salary, sum not exceeding
one third of the salary TO which such
during the first year of his tncumbency
Of such office: If such person when
nominated and elected, would not re-
one-third Of the compensation which
his predecessor received during the
first year of such predecessors incum-
bency. If such officer, when nominated
and elected, would not receive q salary
and If such officer had no predecessor,
and in all cases not specifically pro-
vided for, twenty-five dollars and no
more.
2. Any candidate may delegate to his
personal campaign committee or to any
party committee of his party, in writ
ing duly subscribed by him, the ex-
penditure OF any portion of the total