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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Voters, registration of ............. 8
Vicksburg Park Commission appropri-
Village, tax for sewers in, validating
proceedings ............ %
Vacancy in county municipal court
Dane Co., how filled ............... 80
Village boards, appointment of park
commissions by .................... 81
Villas and Forest counties, boundaries
or .................... b5
Village boards appropriations to school
dlstrlcts .................. .......... ~
Villages may lease grounds for ceme-
Vacation of streets, alleys, etc, notice
OF ...'..............: "a
Visiting nurses, county boards may
Venue, change Of in county court,
when judge interested in case ......121
Villas Co. municipal court, powers and
duties of judge Observation-Disclosures. 100
villages and cities. improvements of 90
StfeeIS q aHeyS 1o9
Villages cost of sidewalks in, lien on
Village treasurers, bond of ........... 1876
villages, construction & maintenance
Villages in Milwaukee Co., building
and repair of streets by ........... 232
Visiting committee to penal institu-
tions, appropriation for expenses. -. 23S
Villages, salaries of assessors in Eat
Valuation, fraternal benefit societies,
basis for .................... Psi
Venue change Of, in Milwaukee civil
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26l
Vice-mayor, election of, in cities 49,. .279
Voters, in line when polls close, may
vote, voting machines ...............29 8
Villages, sprinkling and oiling Of
SLfeetS ............... 3l9
Village officers, expenses Of actions
Villages, release of title to bridges &
highway by, to towns ............... 1874
Voter, when challenged, questions 49,. 1886
Valuation of city contracts, emergency
Villages, power to license electricians. 435
Valuation of appointments, under city
commission government ............ 1888
Villages, improvement of streets in,
powers OF board .....................51 ell
Village officers, vote to fix salaries of. SIC
Vacation of streets, by Cities. legaliza-
ton of proceedings .................. $40
Violation of automobile laws, penalty. 576
Villages, oiIing Of streets in ........ SIT
Venue, change of, circuit courts ...... 592
Villages, issuance of Improvement
bonds by, for sewers & drains ...... GOA
Village bonds, sinking fund for liquid
atlon or Observation-Disclosures Of
Veterans, validating erecting of mem
OrialS by counties .................7l S
Villages, may levy tax to improve
roads and bridges, when ............7 76
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Il.
Wisconsin Memorial Park Commission,
appropriation II
Wallig, ChaS. p, appropriation to-. IL
Wood County, hunting of deer in $50. As
Winnebago Co., municipal court, jury
lists for, ....:......... ........ gu
Wisconsin State Firemen'S Assn, power
Of, continued Observation-Disclosures. "
Wisconsin firemen's association appro-
prlatlon ................. ~
Wilson, town of, created. Rusk Co... 81
Weight Of canvas or duck stenciled
thereon '.:.:..:..... .'.'.'..'''..... ~
Winnebago County register of probate,
additional powers conferred ....... lib
Wisconsin Historical collections, pub
LEGATION of index ....................1 1872
Wisconsin State Reformatory, commit
ment to, copy of orders, etc. ....... .134
Waukesha Co east municipal district.
justices Of peace, concurrent juris-
diction in certain cases ............. TIA
Witnesses, fees Of ....................1 76
Waukesha Co. west municipal district,
justices Of peace, concurrent jurts-
dictfon .l8I
Wilson town of, Lincoln Co., created. .263
wisconsin, Territorial Capitol park for.
at Belmont, appropriation .......... .309
Wisconsin Veterans Home, appropri-
at1on 49,. :....... ......'. :ozo
witnesses, dispositions of, when and
how taken, defendant present -. 1888
White slave traffic, committee to In
veStigate and report ................ 1858
Women, hours Of labor for ........... 381
Water pipes, cities may lay, in towns 389
Water plants, profits from may be
used for sewer construction ........ 800
Walworth County court, relating to 1895
Writs of error, appeals to Supreme
Court ...... 4oo
Wisconsin, classification of waters of,
fShfng 4lo
Wards. population of, lines of ........ .43o
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Chapter
Tally sheets, to be furnished at cleo
Taxes, lands sold for. in Milwaukee
Terms Of county courts special
where neld ................... 53A
Taxes, for street improvements, cities
~ 4th class, assessment OF ....;.....,....os5
Taxes, in Milwaukee, special, when,
deficit, readjustment, etc. ......... .606
Town bonds sinking fund for, liquida-
tion or ..oof
Telephones. physical connections, ex-
tensions, etc. $40
Tax, income. exemptions and deduc-
Town boards of supervisors, powers of 622
TAX, inheritance, administration of
Tuition in high schools town, city or
village to pay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 631
Tax, inheritance, transfer of property
prior to death subject ............... 643
Trust funds, farm loans from, appro-
prIatlon .................. .......... .o4i
Truancy, report of, compensation of Of
ncerS .65U
Taxes, assessment and collection of,
salary and fees Of treasurer 1900. 665
Treasury department, appropriation. .675
tuberculosis camp and farm estab
lished, appropriation ................6 79
Town and village officers time for
nomination by caucus ............. .686
Taxes, repeal of law exempting rail-
road property Observation-Disclosures. .692
Town of Goetz, created ....69 5
Taxes, highway, payment Of in money
or services .697
Town of Long Lake, created ..........7 13
Tax, income, relating to .............. 720
Track connections, railroads to make,
Wnen .......... .......... l39
Taxation of forest reserve lands, ap-
preparation ................. TAO
Tax, for harbor and dock improve
ments, issuance Of bonds .......... 1852
Towns, division of physical property. .767
ance companies .................... 7eS
Taxes, assessment etc, duties Of tax
commission OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .769
Trust funds, investment of, recama-
ton of lands Observation-Disclosures. TIA
Taxes, village and city may levy to i'm
prove roads 6 bridges ...............77
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Union free high schools, dissolution Of
Union depots railroad commission may
order building of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
Utilities, public. acquisition of. by
cues ............. LOU
University of Wisconsin, enrolment of
stations by, required .............. .16S
University of Wisconsin regents meet
ingS of, public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
University Of Wisconsin, janitors of,
salaries ............. III
Utilities, construction and maintenance
of, by municipalities 225
Utilities, fling of balance sheet by,
tina 2o9
University, pharmaceutical experiment
station, appropriation ........... 404
Utility companies. right of eminent do
main by 40e
Utility companies, tax, collection Of,
when delinquent Observation-Disclosures Ate
Utility companies, issuance Of stock,
bonds etc, for what purposes ...... sos
Utilities, telephone physical connec-
tions, extensions, etc ............. .610
University, appropriation for agricul-
tural development .................. Gil
Utilities, not to act without permits .621
United States Senators, election Of by
dlrect vote ..:...... .....:... = .634
CLASS ....-.......... Dol
Utilities, when owned by cities, towns
or villages, extension, etc. ......... .6S1
Utilities, operation Of, by cities Of the
third or fourth class .................704
University appropriation for ........ 1858
Utilities, taxation of ..................76 S
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

quo warranto, action of, repeal of. 80. TO-
Quarantine farms, tubercular cattle. 80
Qualifications, of candidates for
teacher .....,............... I'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
Daddy 'sBedtirne
When the
>fNTU Rattlesnake
J Had No Sting
B~~M+~ ax<

ABBY p said he would " Jack and Evelyn no" the "
b. According ratesnnke Mt first
pick up he began
OF him. He had
ratesnake about but sometimes he got
tired
played with him all day and the older people kept
sleep and he
amusing Wouo
nteaseh to shake his rattles
him help He
folks did let him
thousands
the World
which had
mi sunbeams and water
therh dsent he
teeth the World Father said
urratte to warmth about to strike
promised
raised his head threat
stopped him In surprise Ih oud
notu nderstan their little friend
of the that
called their children home and out
the fred of human folks where
Indian lers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
WHITE HANDBAGS TO REMAIN
With Costumes Of tho Same Color
T.iey Are as Popular as They
Are Ornamental.

White handbags with white cos
tunes are still the correct thing, but
they are not of the same materials
as were those carried with the mid
summer lingerie frock, and they arc
vastly more ornamental. They also
are more expensive. unless you have
the time and the skill to make one for
yourself Of silk and beading. The
handsomest bags, whether Of fat en-
velope, round or square shape,
mounted on silver or white compost
ton frames, are Of bengaline incrusted
with a design done in crystal or pearl
beads and finished with bead fringe
and silk cordage handles. Some Of
the bags do not show any of their silk
foundation, that being concealed by a
background OF clear crystal beads,
against which Is worked a design in
pearl beads.
Really stunning and not expensive
0f home made) are the handbags Of
heavy corded white silk elaborated
with Berlin cut work. These are
fringed heavily knotted, scallop edged
on the flap and suspended from the
wrist by long and heavy cordage
in silk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10

WITH HIGH NECK AND FANCY OR
STOCK COLLAR OR WITH SQUARE NECK.
WITH ELBOW OR LONG SLEEVES. PER-
FoRATED FOR WALKING LENGTH. WITH
INVERTED PLAT OR HABIT BACK.
Many women prefer the fitted hou-s
gown to any other sort. This one is
shapely and graceful. 1t can be made
with fancy, round collar or with a stock
collar orit can be cut out to form square
neck SO that it can be made becoming to
all figures. The seams that extend to the
shoulders mean shapeliness and slender
effect. The plain, or habit back is the one
most used now but there are figures which
demand fullness and the skirt portion Of
the. back can be cut a little wider
and laid in an inverted plait. Almost
any pretty. simple material is appropriate
tor such gown. There are fronts and side
fronts, backs and side-backs and the
sleeves are cut in one piece each, slightly
full at the shoulders. The front edges are
hemmed and joined below the buttons and
button-holes.
For the medium size, the gown will re-
uuire 812 yards of material II, 81 yards.
so or 5I yards A inches wide with 15
yard I8 inches wide for the collar or "a yard
II tor the collar and cuffs as shown in the
back view
The pattern 1869 is cut in sizes from 36,
IS. 40, AZ, A or 4o inch bust measure. 1t
will be mailed to any address BY the
Fashion Department of this PAPER, On
receipt oi ten csIls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
A PAGE FOp THE WOMEN fOLKSeg
UsIno 6aited Pickles.

After taking your salted cucumbers
from the brine In which they have
been kept. soak them well In clean
cold water for two or three days,
changing the water several times dur
ing the interval. II they have become
soft in the brine It will make them
more firm and brittle to soak them
from the second day in alum water
using an ounce to a gallon OF water.
1t Ia commonly used hot at first. Leave
them till they become firm, then take
out, rinse well. and put Into good
strong vinegar. Have 1t spiced and
as desired. using Chill pep
pers, peppercorns, bay leaves. mus
tard seed, and any spice or aromatic
preferred. They should
stand for a few days or week before
. sing, to give time for the vinegar to
be absorbed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
RICH EVENING cLOAKS WORN
Chasubio Design Considered very
Smart, Though Those With Trains
Have a Following.

The chasuble coat, subjected TO
adaptations aud constructing bands be-
low. the waist, is very smart. So also
is the cope-shaped shoulder wrap OF
plain fur, which can be worn over the
evening cloak and retained when the
cloak Is left. A delightful evening
wrap follows rather the shar OF the
cardinals robe and is carried out in
chiffon velvet. The wide. plain shoul
ders are very effective.
Trained evening cloaks are coming
in. another instance OF the impractic-
able way in which most fashions are
designed. A cloak should never touch
tie ground anywhere. and when 1t is
designed for evening wear, and is
therefore likely to have a long gown
beneath 1t which has to be held up on
leaving theaters and restaurants. 1t
ought also to be SO arranged that the
fulness of the skirt can be brought
round In the Land to the front, where
the cloak opens.
Therefore, a coat which fastens all
the way down the front and trails be-
hind violates two Of the most Import
ant rules which ought to regulate the
make Of that particular garment. But
fashion has not much to do with rules.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
SHOWN IN ODD ARRANGEMENT
Newest Hats Have Ostrich Feathers
in Unusual Effects, Though the
Style Is Certainly Chic.

Ostrich feathers are being disposed
in many ways, more or less unusual,
on certain of the newest hats. Some
times they curve out quite suddenly
from under the brim on one side,
and in other instances they circle the
crown, and then stretch out beyond
the coiffure for quite long distance
at the back
Yet another variety of chapeau is ar
ranged with a soft ben. crown in chit
fon velvet, a broad brim Of brocade.
with raised designs in plush on
crepe de chine ground and one long
ostrich feather standing perfectly
erect in front. These hats, with full
velvet crowns and brims or brocade,
look particularly smart when they are
chosen In black and trimmed with
ostrich feathers Ia some vivid shade
Of orange, emerald green or cerlse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
|ZAeKPfGHEN
I2eEGABINET
THE SCHOOL LUNCHEON.

The schools which provide lunches
for the children are yet too few
though success has followed then
where the work has been tried. For
the thousands OF children all over the
land, In large cities and In the coun-
| try, the distances are SO great that
carrying lunch Is a necessity.
| II anybody who has not prepared
lunch basket two hundred days In the
year calls 1t an easy task. she has not
given the matter any thought.
II we could look into the lunch
baskets of our working people and re-
alize what it means to work. rebuild
waste tissues, keep up body heat and
energy on the food combinations that
have gone out from homes today. we
would not marvel at the inroads OF dis
ease. divorce, suicide and crime. A
mans food largely determines what
he is.
Our boys, as well as our girls,
should be taught In the grades the
simple food principles, how to arrange
balanced meal and how to prepare
the common foods in an economical
and wholesome manner Then II the
lunch basket Is not filled as 1t should
be, the child will know how to cor
rect 1t.
A lunch for a child who spends his
time in a not too well ventilated room
means different food than does the
came child when he is spending the
day In the woods or open air.
The food should be simple and lin
tied in quantity. Too great variety
in each lunch is not desirable. but va
riety from day to day Is absolutely
necessary to escape monotony. A
sweetmeat or two occasionally Is al
ways priced, but this kind OF food
should be used sparingly.
The child who sees his lunch packed
and knows Just what he will have to
eat does not enjoy 1t with the same
zest as he who looks for something as
a surprise. We never get too old or
staid not to ind pleasure In tho unex-
pected. Wrap foods 80 that one flavor
will not leaven the whole lump. Air
the basket or box over night and keep
1t fresh and sweet. 1t Is possible. but
will take thought to prepare twenty
different lunches for a. many fays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
Tn Wash Coiored Embroidery.

To wash pieces Of colored embroid-
cry 80 that there will be less danger
OF the colors running, put a table
spoonful of powdered alum in the wa
ter you use, and use only the purest
white soap to make light lather. but
do not apply 1t direct to the silk II
the latter is OF good make 1t will come
out bright and clean, with no fading
or injury whatever, but when the col
or runs or blurs in the ground mate
rial, the remedy mentioned will usu-
ally make the washing safe. A table
spoonful OF salt is also good for set
ting most bright colors and in any
case tends to brighten and clear the
color and will do no harm to the fab
ric
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
No Place for Halrplns.

In Farm and flreside, a telephone
expert. writing an article on the cvn-
struction and use of telephones in ru-
raj districts, says:
Don't use the instrument for a
shelf, and above all don't put hairpins
or other metals on top OF 1t. l have
moro than once driven along road
in winter to pick hairpin or hand
full Of them of an instrument which
they were short circuiting out Of bust
ness
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
Cheese PUDDING.

Take eight ounces Of flour and mix
with teaspoonful OF baking powder,
two ounces Of butter, and an ounce of
grated cheese. Wet and make into
stiff paste and line pudding basin
with it. Fill with butter beans, pre-
viously boiled and removed from their
skins, add a small onion chopped, the
pulp Of a tomato, one ounce OF but
ter. cut into pieces. and seasoning to
taste. Moisten with the water in
which the beans were boiled. Cover
and steam for two hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10

A soft cashmere OF fine cloth is
needed for our little model, which
has the skirt made with an apron
tunic at back and front, braided or
trimmed with embroidered galloon at
the edges. The waist-band Is of the
same. and it is also used to form the
square at neck; the sleeves are set
int tt..-e .armholes under wrapped
seams; cI Of the material are Al.
ranged to turn up.
Materials required: ~ yards A
inches wide. 31a yards nalloon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
Tomato Beef.

Sprinkle small piece OF beef cut
from the remains of roast with salt.
pepper and -four; put layer of meat
in baking dish. over 1t put layer
of sliced fresh tomatoes and sprinkle
of onion chopped very fine, scatter bits
of butter over 1t, cover with layer Of
beef, then tomato. Make the top lay
er OF bread crumbs and bits of butter.
Bake slowly for an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10

One pound smoked finnan haddie,
remove bone and skin, then cut up
very fine. One-half pint of milk, one
half pint of sweet corn, one-half tea
spoonful of salt. oneeighth spoonful
OF pepper. Mix all this with pieces of
fish and boil for ten minutes, This
makes enough for three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
Banana LAYER Cake.

One small cup Of butter and two
cups of sugar beaten together until
light; then add one cupful Of milk
and four eggs well beaten, add three
cups of -four. into which have been
sifted two teaspoonfuls OF baking DOW
der. Bake In layer tins. Slice ban w
as with whipped cream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-10
NND
HOME AIKS
"a 3 Y q ~ RB ~ RA p Q D
The Peculiar Germ of ExcIusiveness.


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thought Of
mig
wouldn't think thing!"
But awfuly NICE persisted She's Jolly
one commandments that couldn't be
WELL she sn exclaimed the girls be embar
a
a o
After Alphonse " 1t
chilly
childish In fact really than that think their brains
m atrophfed"
party she said you'll invite all
II
the Mayfower
consider themselves
might
scendingy, oh She resly
by
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to invite
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-15
Welcome to the Merry Xmas Store
a PUT FURS ON THE GIFT LIST

Every appreciates the enhanced effect that rich
lend to her and costume well their
warmth and comfort, hence a gift douby wei
Our display of furs includes all the most popular
skins and offers solutions to the gift question for
matrOn and maid.
Set Of Black Near Seal, long scarf and fancy shaped fZD
muff combined with pointed fox The set $500 EXy
Set of Near Seal with long throw scarf, trimmed with ZY AN
cored mouffon The $1,000 XVIII ~
Beautiful natural Mink Set with large shoulder \NNR
with tails, large plain mu vz&NkA
Inc set @IAoV
Brown Beaver Set long throw scarf combined with silk
Red with neck scarf muff trimmed with WWE$TN
fox head and tail. The set $4z0O NVV
Other Sets of Coney Musk1at Taupe Coney, Beaver @
COney, Black Fox, from $l5VO
Fur Scarfs $390 TO $9o.oO
Muffs 5000 to $1,000
CHILDREN's Angoa Thibet Moufon Hare
Imitation Emine Chinca and combination Ex
$25 to $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-15
Lace Curtains
for Xmas Gifts

Both Practical and Beautiful.
Filet, Gable Net and Noting
ham Lace Curtains, in white,
cream and ecru; good quality;
full size. Come in plain center
with attractive borders. Also
all-over patterns. Especially
good for the bungalow. At all
prices from, the pair, $1.OO
to .$4.05
An attractive line of Lace Cur
tains, including plain Nets,
Cluny, Battenberg, Egyptian,
Irish and Swiss Points, Point de
Milan and fine Brussels Nets.
Many of these are imported
curtains, and among these are
several good patterns reduced
to remarkably low prices, from,
the pair =. $3.50 to $13.05
Scrim and Marguerite Curtains,
in very attractive patterns, with
bands of wide lace insertion and
various other trimmings. These
popular curtains, especially
good for the dining room and
living room. Priced at les,
$2.bO, &2.95, $40 ~. $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-15
The Difference

Although reported apathetc as to the probably
early approach of the rebel forces and the prospect
i've overturn of Huerta $4,000 inhabitants of the
City of Mexico the other day filled to overlooking
the ampitheater in which Belmonte, the famous
matador and Ganona the idealized Mexican bull
fighter gave exhibition of their skill in sticking
. dumb beast.
Every seat was taken, the aisles were crowded and
hundreds stood upon roofs.
What interesting study in psychology, this
The government at the imminent peril of it's very life
not being THEIR government, or thing in which
they are interested the folks content to let it
take its chance-to ''let George do it"
The bullfght however, is their affair in that it at
fords thrills and entertainment; to the bullfght
they go with the liveliest anticipation
We, too like thrills and entertainment; and ex-
pend on them great deal more interest and great
deal more money than we do upon government, which
ordinarily along our agents, our Georges, de-
termine. =
But let peril threaten, visible, spectacular, con-
crete peril and no bullfights could hold us-every
mothers son and every mothers daughter would be
on the job of defense
For, underneath, it rs OUR government. And that
makes all the difference in the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-15
i r ennedy

While it is generally accepted that Cleanliness is
next to Goodness" here we are in Pierce county
with such lack of facilities at the court house that
jurors who are cooped up in murder trial cannot
take bath. The Verone case has been now for
10 days and the attorneys pointed out to the court
that it getting hard on the jury there are
bath connected with the jury headquarters in
which the jurymen and jurywomen stay.
There two ways of remedying this matter
either putting in adequate bath facilities in
ton with the jury rooms or locking up the lawyers
as well as the jury until case is finished. If the
lawyers locked up the iurymen the trial
that takes week to month, would be finished
in two days. for the attorneys would get to the meat
of the testimony in short order without wasting
hours and days in useless wrangling and pettyfog-
ging with witnesses who know nothing and tell
less
Personally we favor both remedes-the bath ia
cilities and the incarceration of the attorneys.