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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-12-06

The Robley concert next Tuesday
evening promises to be rare treat
for Ladysmith people The Quartet
are masters OF harmony while
the reader is among the best. Moth
ing but highest commentator is re-
ported from dozen committees
where the quartet have given their
concerts this season. Judging from
the general interest manifest. the
local committee are preparing to
take care of packed house The
chart will be at Dimock's Saturday
morning. Single admission soc
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-12-06
TOfiicial Publication
REPORT or the CONDITION OF the
STATE BANK OF LADYSMiTh

located at Ladysmith, State of Wiscon-
sin, at the close of business on the 26th
day of Nov. 1912, pursuant to
call by the Commissioner of Banking.
RESOURCES
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-12-06

l, J. O. Sinclair Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly that the foregoing
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief J. O. SINCLAIR. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
day of December. 1912.
[sEALl B. f. FRENCH Notary Public
Correct Attest:
w. J. kEKMOTT r,;o4
r. S. JOHNSON
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systems at the News-Budget office.
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HE Is dead Iowaka. Inok a; the
purple ara biack In his tare il h.
Jean de- tsravoi who will catch the
murderer. md ron win stay here and
make Yourself camp. aio-o-o-o!"
he shouted Tn the maIemnteS
The team twisted sinuousiy and
swiftly In the trail as be sped over the
edge of the mountain. 0pOn the ptaiH
below be kneit upon the toboggan. With
his rifle tn front Of him. and at MS lop.
kissing comniands. which reached no
farther than the dogs ears. the team
stretched their long bodies In pursuit
Oh the missioner and his huskies-
Jean knew that whoever was ahead
Of him was not Tar away. and he
laughed and hunehed his shoulders
when he saw that his magnificent
malemutes were making three times
the speed Of the huskies< IL was a
short chase. IL led across the'narrow
plain and into dense tangle Of swamp.
where the huskies had picked their
way in aimIess wandering until they
came out In thick balsam and Bank
sian pine half mile farther on. and
the trail broke into an open which
led down to the smooth surface Of a
lake. and two.thirds across the lake
was the 6eeing missioner.
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'ts y = 3D..
Il am Jan ThoreauF be shrieked
ii am Ian Thoreau-Jan Thoreau-
come 70 keel your He drUpped nts
club and was upon the mans chest
his slender fingers tightening IKE steel
wire about the thick throat Of bis en-.
envy. - Keel you sIow-sloWr' be cried
as the missioner struggled weakly.
The great thick body heaved undei
him. ano ne put all bis strength into
his banda Something struck him In
the face. Something struck him again
and again, but be felt neither the pain
nor the force Of 1t, and his voice sob
bed out his triumph as he choked- The
mans hands reached up and tore at
his hair. but Jan saw only the mis-
sioner's notified face growing more
notified and bis eyes staring in greater
agony up into bis own.
Il am Jan Thoreau.' be painted again
and again. Il am Jan Thoreau. an /
keel you-keei your
The blood poured from bis face. It
blinded him until be could no longer
see the one from which he was chok-
ing life. He bent down bis head to es-
cape the blows The mans body
heaved more and more; It turned until
he was half under It but still he hung
10 the thick throat. as the weasel hangs
In tenacious death to the Jugular Of It's
prey.
The missioner's weight was upon
him In crushing force now. His huge
hands struck and tore at the boys head
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MARTINEZ, 12l s. Laredo St, San An
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THE BLESSING
OF MOTHERHOOD
Healthy Mothers and Chill
dren Make Happy Homes

Motherhood IS woman's hirhest sphere
N hfe. It the fruiton Of her dearest
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Inmany homes once childless there are
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CHAPTER ~.
The FIGHT st Dawn.
coput,oht. loii.
Dp toe Bobbs nerriIl Co.

TT was new team. IL had come
from the trails to the east. and
JAMS heart gave sudden jump
= as he thought Of the missionary
who was expected with the overdue
mail. At nrst he bad mind to inter.
cept the figure iaboring across the
open. but without apparent reason be
changed bis course end approached the
sledge.
As be came nearer be observed q sec.
ond figure. which rose from behind
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and fare. and then they had fastened
themselves at his neck Jan was con
scious OF terrible effort to take IN
breath, but ne was nor conscious of
pain. The clutch did not brighten MIN.
l. did not make him loosen Ills grip
His fiAgers dug deeper BE strove to
cry out still his words Of triumph. but
be could make no SOUND. except q gasp
ing like that which came from between
the gaping Jaws of the man whose life
bis body and soul were lighting 70
smother.
There was death IN each Of the two
grips. but the mans was stronger. and
his neck was larger and tougher. SO
that after q dime be staggered to his
knees and then to his feet. while Jan
lay upon his back his face and hair
red With blood. bis eyes wide open and
with lifeIess glare in them The mis-
sioner looked down upon. his victim in
horror. AZ the life that had nearly
ebhed ont Of him poured back into bis
body be staggered among the dogs.
fastened them TO the sledge aud urged
them down the mountain into the plain
There was soon no sound of the sledge
Half mile down the ridge. where It
sioped up gradually from the forests
and swamps OF the plain. team Of
powerful malemutes were running at
the head OF toboggan. On the sledge
was q young half Cree woman. Now
beside the sledge. now az the head OF
the dogs. cracking his whip and shout
ing joyousiy. ran Jean de Gravois.
BE was Bringing hack with him 3
splendid young woman with big nus
trous eyes and hair that shane with
the gloss Of a ravens wing In the sun
She laughed at MIN proudly as be
danced aud Ieaped beside ner. reply
Ing softly In Cree. which is the most
beautiful language IN the world. To
everything thar ne said.
Jean Ieaped and ran. cracked mis-
carbon whip aBd shouted AND sang
until be was painting and red in the
face. inst "a Iowaka bad called upon
him TO stop and get second wind the
nsieniitrs dropped shack npnr then
haun.hes where Ian fhoreau iav
twisted and Needing. in the snow
sWbaf Is this = cried Jean.
+ he. ,RnDht Jan limp head and
shoulders up IN MS arms ami sailes1
shrilly to- taWaEa who was dlsentau
Cling herself trnm The. thm.k turS IN
which ne chad wrarI,ed htE, ...
.'lt Is the fiddIPr toIh Won ah,ut
who lives WITH Williams ut Post lac
Balm ne shouted pxritedtr IN t'r-et
he has been murdered HE mas
been choked to- death and torn In
pieces in the face az II nv az HnrmaI
Jeans eyes rived about rs IowaSa
kneelpd beside him What fight"
ne gasIE,d ''S.e the toutprInts-a nlg
man and snaIl my. and the muir
derer has gone or q sIpdge"
HE Is warm" said iowaka. ut
NAV he that he is nuu dead
Jeau DE- 1irAvnls sprung to his feet
his litt1S biarH Eyes flashing with
dangerous tirp In single leap hP
was NJ The sai. at the sirriTp throw
lng on iile 'nrs ana bundles aud all
other ol,ie,fs sxrr'd his rifle.
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ths 10y Rsslinc % the Ground.
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tnr' y. ~ '''rtans cue s'o"'ns Wy
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Ne t'a'teo TON sne Hta"ues
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.n.sF'u''tru us''ssu g stars tuto
,1H esst tasr tnns nau e.oMn
WINE s'nso ain'ost Within
.eeen q 1'ln Nitp z stsltleu cry ne
1t4 step psek. ana JAMS slonn
Nyppse g tne snow.
"a 20 'onsss tnan : oreAtn there
s1e ns nlen MoLIneu nin-
ecA I1.o ~ sn.eo"s incn ~
1cn' 1onoweo ~ tne Nni'e lace q ene
men snets came snI.lV Iron
W. ~ lnae sn.'eAins 2. name.
no M kn!ie nssneo - ne ieapeo -
~ olnsr : p1easL
tne stranger was quicker tnan ne.
wiz Z sudden movement ne cleared
himself q tne nlew. ana as JAMS arm
vent past MN, the point q tne knife
tipping nls cost sleeve he snot OUT z
~ oss sno sent tne Ooy feeiins
g tne ground, I
STUNNED ana bleeding. Jan DRAGGED
himself % ms knees ae saw tne ooes
su'nins, hehro z soW voice urging them
y tne tran ana saw the sleoge oisap-
pear inte the forest ne stseeereo
from nls knees . nls ieet ana 5000
sw1ylng 10 nus Weakness linen ne
'ol,oWe0.
ze lo1eos that ne was ieaylng nls
nlls y cue snoW. lorsoe That paek
sse eveu. .ue " tnels were o1nel
49, ese 49, - az iolloMe
s.eeensu " tus p.oM. Dut gaming
ssls.s.n 3 u pussusu Aneau y niln
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homes and 10 be well
and happy ! recon-
mend Lydia E Pink1
hams Vegetable
Compound I suf-
fered from Q dis
placement and other
female weakness.
Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
was the Only remedy
that ever helped me.
and nowI am ahannv
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fcentinu.d Nest saturday,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

Deming, y. NJ. July 3.-Two attempts
are believed TO have been made to burn
the new Baker building. On one occa-
sion. about s o'clock. J. G. Cooper dis
covered the lire just starting in shaw
ings and extingUished it a few min
utes later, another fire was kindled in
the same room, but it was discovered
before any damage was done
j. D Bukey, Of FL Paso, is in Dem
ing on business. He states that Judge
Richardson Of Fl Paso is on his way
here by automobile en- route to Doug
las AriZ. He says, also that he has
received a letter from Burt c. Smith,
automobile editor of the Los Angeles
Times stating that he would likely re-
turn from the east over the Borderland
route.
Mr.. DooIittIe. manager of the Alamo
Hueco ranch, came TO Deming in his
Mrs. n. \. Bolich and daughter.
Esther, have returned from Boston.
Miss Esther is taking a course in the
Boston conservatory OF music. She viii
resume her studies there in September.
W. F. Kealy, who has been visiting
his brother, j. A. kealy for several
months, has returned to Emporia- Kan
Tom Webb. brother OF A 2. Webb, has
left for visit to Kentucky.
Mrs. ". E. Trowbridge, who has been
visiting relatives in Quincy, Ill, has
returned home.
A wild Mexican was captured last
taken refuge from the officers. He
stood off the officers for sometime with
a wicked looking bayonet, until a
lariat was produced when he threw
up his hands and submitted TO arrest
He is thought TO be insane. The
bayonet which he had is a curious
relic. bearing the imprint 1914" He
called for coffee when arrested, and
after drinking a cup, he then drank
eight glasses Of water
The Deming baseball team has re-
turned from Fl. Bayard. The game
with Fl Bayard Sunday was hard
fought and interesting, resulting in
favor of Fl. Bayard by a score Of
10 8. Bixler was hurt in the seventh
inning, and Greenway took his place in
the box A farce game with Silver
City was played yesterday resulting in
a score OF II to II. The lineup Of the
Deming team was as follows: Carter,
C; Rodolf, 1b: Hughes. 2b; Mike Orosco,
IS; Clark, 3b; Greenway, If and p; Pat
Carter. CT; HodgdOn, CT; sam Watkins,
IF; BixleT. D. The Deming team will
play either Silver City or Hurley here
next Sunday.
Mr. Newman. formerly Of Douglas,
Ariz.. is shipping in a number Of fine
teams and viii engage in the drayage
business here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
PUTTING RAILWAYS
ABOVE THE FLOODS
Santa Fe and G. Fl. 6 s. A.
Raising Grades Along
the River.

Extensive improvements on the local
division OF the a. 7. & S. F. railway VIII
begin within week. Road troubles from
high water will be a thing of the past,
officials say. after the completion of the
work.
1t is decided to raise large portion
Of the Santa Fe rightofway between
Courehesne. lust above Ell Paso. and the
New Mexico state line. This section OF
the FL Paso division has suffered most
from the flood waters incident TO spring
rains. The road bed viii be raised at
the lowest points. and leveled in such
manner as to prevent any ordinary floods
from damaging the stability of the
tracks.
- This improvement is in accordance
wish what is being done on other local
raiIwa IS. The G. H. & S. A. railway,
which suffered heavily recently from
floods of the Rio Grande near Fabens,
Texas, Is ais being improved along the
rightofway BY dykes between the tracks
and the river / he heavy rains came
in June this year. instead of in july, as
IS usual, and railway officials are de-
termined that before another spring,
and even before the midsuS79mer fTeshets.
that the railway traffic wilNno be hln-
dered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
LIGHTNING STRIKES

WOMAN IN CORONA, y. NJ
Corona n. NJ, July 5.-While A'Es
Jose Chaves was standing near tbs
/ stove in her kitchen. lightning struck
! the house and the bolt running down
the stove pipe rendered Mrs. Chaves un-
1 conscious. She was not seriously in
jured. but received a severe shock
John owen and family are in town
to spend the Fourth. John will enter
a pony or two in the races.
Jess Bond and Geo. Clements have
been in the White Oaks country. for the
past ten days working the road They
came in to spend the Fourth
Joe Holman, Bill Dug and marshal
Atkinson have left for Las Vegas TO be
present at the Flynn-J Johnson fight
Bob and VIII WilIingham have re-
turned from business trip to Tula-
rosa
Lora simpson came down from Duran
of Rev. W. W Simpson, formerly of
this place The bride is the daughter
of Win Snodgrass. a prominent ranch
man of near Duran.
Bill Ware. of Roswell. is in town
with a race horse that he wishes TO
carry of the money in the races on the
Fourth.
Charlie Cook will be down from
Duran. N NJ, today with his half mile
horse.
Miss Hattie Brown. OF Ell Paso, Tex,
is visiting Mrs ]. T. Davidson at this
place for a few days. She will stay
once lived here.
Jno. Swanson has left for Tularosa
for few days.
T. NJ. DuBoise went to Carizozo on
business
The boys who will take part in the
goat roping contest are very busy
practicing.
n. B. Brown has left for Ell Paso after
proving up on his homestead near here
VIII DOering of Carizozo is INSTALL
ing a new set Of gasoline lamps in the
dance hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

sumably by its rapid rotation, as il
revolves on its axis completely in the
! remarkably short period of hours and
I 90 minutes, the axial rotation being
I nearly perpendicular to the plane Of its
/ orbit Jupiters polar diameter is So
$50 miles and its equatorial diameter
is $4,000 miles, a difference Of $3.50
miles.
Jupiter was in opposition on June
lst that is on the opposite side of the
/ earth to the sun, at which times it is
! seen to the best advantage, being near
/ est TO the earth These periods Of oppo-
| sition recur every 399 days-the sun,
/ the earth and Jupiter being in a direct
I line, the planet rising about sunset and
/ remaining in view all night
July Planetary CONGREGATIONS
Gel Paso Time.)
July (, 4 y. H.-Earth in aphelion-
! greatest distance from the sun.
July 5, p. MENUS and sun in
superior conjunction.
July 10, p m--Saturn and moon in
conjunction Saturn 5 degrees IS min
utes south
July 13. D. m.-venus and Neptune
in conjunction. Venus l degree p min
utes north.
July Il. 7:21 a m-Neptune and
moon in conjunction. Neptune degrees
"a minutes south.
jay II, $3.50 a MENUS and moon
in conjunction. Venus degrees min
utes south.
July 16. 1916 p. m-Mercury and
moon in conjunction. Mercury de-
grees 56 minutes south
July 16, a m--Neptune and sun in
conjunction
July 1s. p. m.-Mars and moon in
conjunction Mars 2 degrees As min
utes south.
July 10, a. m.-Mercury in descend
ing node.
July p, 8 a m.-venus in perihelion
nearest to sun.
July %, 1904 a m.-Jupiter and moon
in conjunction. Jupiter 4 degrees So |
minutes north.
July q, u m.-Uranus and sun in
opposition.
July rs, 8 g. m.-Mercury greatest /
elongation east p degrees minutes.
July %, 5;37 p. m.-Uranus and moon !
IN conjunction Uranus degrees q /
minutes north
July %, p m.-Mercury in aphelion !
Moon Phases.
Gel Paso Time)
July Z, 9:46 a. m.-Last quarter.
July Il 6:13 a. m.-New moon
July 20. 10:1S p. m.-First quarter
July %, 9:2S p m.-FulI moon.
The Planets for July.
Mercury will be an evening star for
a few days before and after July %
1t viii be found in the constellation !
Leo near the first magnitude star Reg
illus ana VIII set about an hour and a
half after the sun and few degrees
south OF the point on the horizon at
which the sun disappeared.
Venus will be too near the sun to be
seen during July. passing the sun on !
the side opposite to the earth on July
superior conjunction IT is termed.
Mars is receding from the earth and
now is only about as bright as a sec
ond magnitude star. It will be found !
THE Sickle" of the constellation Leo.
Il sets shortly after the sun during
July. II
Jupiter is moving grandly into view !
md viii be finely placed for observa-
ion IN the southeastern sky during the !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03

month. It will be the most conspicu-
Gus object in the heavens and will be
round directly over north of Antares
in the constellation Scorpio. It has a
retrograde movement of one degree
this month.
Saturn is now visible as a morning
star near the Pleiades
Uranus is coming into view in the
east about p. m on the 1st and will
be found in the constellation Capri
eornus- 1t will be in opposition with
the sun on July "a
Neptune will be in conjunction with
the sun on July 16, and will be too
near the sun during this month to be
visible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
INCENDIARY At
WORK IN DEMING
Attempts Said to Have Been
Made to Burn New
Baker Building.

The Deming office of The El Paso
6erald is room II, Mahoney block
ROY Bedichek is agent and CORE
spondenU.
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing IS the Leffler & Field Cigar and
News Store. The Herald will be de-
hverec to all parts CT the city same
night Of publication. at so cents per
month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
FAST PUTTING DOWN THE
STANTON STRIP F-E7T Cal

Night and day crews are at work on
the stanton street street car line. The
switches and crossings which have been
delayed in arriving from the foundry
have finally come and san Antonio
street was a busy place all night Non
day night with the crews of workmen
setting the big San Antonio and STAN
ton street switch.
The CROSSINGS for the Texas street
car line and the G. H. and Southwest
ern railroads will be set at once.
The car line down Stanton street has
been laid and the trolly poles and wires
strung.
The Park and Myrtle avenue cars
were diverted by way of Campbell and
Mills streets while the san Antonio
street intersection is being put in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS
tn 0RCEPVE GT0pT0TTC EOTTDT

In observance of the Fourth of July,
the flag viii be flying from the cupola
OF the county courthouse, and every Of
ice IN that building will be closed
throughout the day
With the exception of the office of
the city health department, the CITY hall
viii be vacated Thursday. The CITY
council will convene at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning. and after the members have
answered to the roll call, adjournment
viii be taken. Not even routine bust
ness will be transacted
The regular session of the city council
will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
CBy Leon BarrItt.)

4 S THE constellation Scorpio moves
N up along the southeastern sky
these July nights its striking
string OF stars, the most conspicuous
IN that part Of the heavens. has an
added interest because of the planet
Jupiter within its borders. There can
be no mistaking his Jovian majesty,
the largest planet in our solar system.
measuring 5000 miles in diameter. Be-
low some eight or ten moon disks and
a little to the west is the first magni-
tude star Antares, a bright red star,
which ordinarily arrests attention, but
its glory i dimmed by the uearness of
the great planet His brilliance is so
by comparison. at all times,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
Released Under Bond.

Manuel ValenzUela, arrested on
charge of theft under $50 on complaint
filed in the county court. was released
Tuesday afternoon on a $3.50 bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-03
An Editorial
From the Detroit Times
June II, 1912

The Of con years
And despite production has doubled in that ii me
that the market has been cy restricted
Is in the participates
IN And American bankers are the
Outrageous
abs in band to s9n6n a s com
increased and
g exal inspring capital
country the end Of exploiting American
oeTeT this not
coffee country
manipulation Of the
ACTIVITIES
that cores u IS P Is6{ Fo6d 4 for 1s yoa
3 r to s6s .9 2s2 ssa e5
u1dn't as
ma h wouldn't drink it at all
possibly you US put being nervy
coming sitting before the coffee Pot and tell
on
Nevertheless
coffee probably think it Of
Babies those pills look like candy and
don't let them them -. =, -, -. -. ,-r1.s
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