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

! certificates cannot be secured. by the
record of age state in the first school
enrolment OF such child =. When.
ever it appears that permit was OBJ
tanned by wrong or false statements as
| to any childs age, the officer who
granted such permit shall forthwith re-
examined and placed on file such
papers, the officer shall issue to the
child permit and badge. The princt-
pal or chief executive officer of schools,
| in which children under fourteen years
Of age are pupils shall keep complete
list of all children in their school to
whom a permit and badge has been is
sued, as herein provided.
Section 172Su. Such permit shall
state the place and date of birth of the
child, the name and address of it's par
as. the case may, be, and describe the
color of hair and eyes, the height and
weight and any distinguishing facial
marks of such child,and shall further
preceding section have been duly ex-
amined and filed; and thu t the child
named IN such permit has appeared be-
fore the officer issuing the permit The
badge furnished by the officer issuing
the permit shall bear on its face a num-
Der ponding to the number of the
Every such permit, and every such
badge on it's reverse side. shall be
signed in the presence of the officer is
suing the same by the child in whose
case Of carrier boys working on salary
for newspaper publishers delivering
papers, a card Of Identification shall be
issued to such carriers by the factory
| inspector, which they shall carry on
their person, and exhibit to any officer
authorized under this act, who may ac-
cost them tn for d dsc ca rr;Ges OF their
Section 1728v. The badge provided
for herein shall be such as the state
| factory inspector shall designate and
eI,a Ho NiaI1n c1X i'm iobf OF
| all times in such position as may be
| designated by the said factory inspect
or by such child while so working. .
II No child to whom such permit
and badge or identification card are is
sued shall transfer the same. to any
Section 1728w. No boy under four
| teen years Of age shall, in any city of
| the first class, sell, expose or offer for
sale any newspapers, magazines or pc
riodicals after the. hour of
| siX-thirty o'clock in the evening, be-
tween the first day of October and the
| first day of April, nor after seven thirty
| o'clock in the evening between the first
day of April and the first day of Octo-
Under sixteen Years of age
| shall distribute, sell, expose or offer for
| sale any newspaper, magazines or peri
| odicalS or shall work as bOOtblack or
in any street or public trades or dis
tribute hand bills or shall be employed
| or permitted to work in the distribu-
ton or sale or exposing or Offering for
sale Of any newspapers, magazines or
periodicals or as bootb1ack or In other
street or public trades or in the distri-
when the public schools of the city
where such child shall reside are in
session. Provided, that any
boy between the ages Of fourteen and
| shall continue to comply with all the
legal requirements concerning school
| attendance, and who is mentally and
physically able to do such de-
| livery besides his regular school work,
L. shall be authorized to
deliver newspapers between the hours
| of four and six in the morning.
| Section 1728x. The commissioner
of labor or any factory inspector acting
under his direction shall enforce the
provisions of this law and he
| is hereby vested with all powers requi-
| site therefor.
Section 172sy. The PERM. Of any n
first class distributes, sells or offers for
sale any newspapers, magazines or pc
riodicals in any street or public place
| or works as bootblack or in any other
street trade, or sells or offers for sale or
distributes any hand bills or other arti--
cles in violation of the provisions of
this act, or who becomes delinquent or
| fails to comply with all the legal re-
| Qutrements concerning school attend
ance, shall forthwith be revoked for a
period Of six months and his badge
taken from said child. The refusal of
any child to surrender such permit, and
| the distribution, sale or Offering for
| sale Of newspapers, magazines or Pc
| riodicals or any goods or merchandise,
or the working by such child as a boot
| black or in any other street or public
| trade, or in distributing hand bills or
| other articles, after notice, by any Of
| ficer authorized to grant permits under
| this law of the revocation of such per-
nit and a demand for the return Of the
| badge, shall be deemed a violation of
! this act. The permit of said child may
also be revoked by the officer who is
sued such permit, and the badge taken
from such child, upon the complaint of
any police officer or other attendance
| officer or probation officer of juvenile
court and such child shall surrender his
permit and badge upon the demand Of
| any police officer, truancy or other at
| tendance officer or probation officer of
a juvenile court or other officer charged
with the duty Of enforcing this act. In
| case of a second violation of this act
| by any child, he shall be brought be-
| any juvenile court in the city where
such child resides or, If not, before any
court or magistrate having jurisdiction
of offenses committed by minors and be
0e sect Tl9h 4 afeSZdag 70 LAY" ANY parent
| or other person who employees a minor
under the age of sixteen years In ped
ding without O. license or who, having
! the care or custody Of such minor, suf-
| fers or permits the child to engage in
| such employment, or to violate sections
| 1728p to 1728za, inclusive, shall be pun
/ ished by fine not to exceed one hun
dred dollars nor less than twenty five
dollars, or by commitment to the county
Ijail for not more than sixty days or less
| than ten days.
Section 172Sza. Providing that no
| badge shall be issued for a boy selling
papers between the ages Of
the state factory inspector, except upon
certificate of the principal of either
| public, parochial or other private school
attended by said boy, stating and set
! ting forth that said boy is q regular at
| tendant upon said school. No boy under
| the age Of sixteen years shall
| be permitted by any newspaper pub
Usher or printer or persons having for
| sale newspapers or periodicals OF any
character, to loiter or remain around
any salesroom, assembly room, circula-
| ton room or office for the sale of news
! papers, between the hours of nine In
| the forenoon and three in the after
noon, on days when school Is in ses-
sion. Any newspaper publisher, printer,
| circulation agent or seller OF news
papers shall upon conviction for per-
| hitting newsboys to 1oiter or hang
| around any assembly room, circulate
room, sa1esroom or office where papers
are distributed or sold, shall be
y punished by g fine not to exceed one
| hundred dollars nor less than twenty