Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10


speech on the question Of woman SUI
frage was delivered by Mrs. 0. j.
Little. Mrs Little is not a forceful
speaker, but she is convincing
speaker. She gave her arguments
clearly and concis9ly and covered the
points in a capable manner She
held the close attention Of her audi
ence throughout.
5000 Attend Fair Thursday
Over two thousand paid admissions
were taken at the gate on Thursday,
the third day of the fair, and the
entire crowd in attendance was eStl-
mated at 5000 Ideal weather condi-
tions prevailed and the various events
went off smoothly. At Ais p. IN.
200 boosters of the Northern Wiscon-
sin State Fair arrived from Chippewa
Falls and an auto parade of forty cars
containing the boosters made the cir
cult of the race track, after which
the crowd was entertained by selec-
tions by the Chippewa Fails band
and a few vaudeville stunts by mem
bers of the visiting delegation.
Thursdays Race Results {
Rusk County Free For All-mile
heat. Best in 5. Purse 800. First
heat: Gobo, owned by L. e. McGill,
first; Princess, owned by w. A Car
roll, second; Nikaniss. owned by Ed
Austin, third; Prince J., owned by j.
Nelson, fourth; Chink, owned by E.
Jacobs, fifth. Time 2;47.
Second heat: Gobo, first; Mix
aniss, second; Princess, third; Chink,
fourth; Prince j., fifth. Time 2:45.
Third heat; Gobo, first Nikaniss,
second; Princess, third; Chink,
fourth; Prince J., fifth Time 2:40.
Winners: Gobo first money; Mix
aniss, second; Princess, third; Chink,
fourth.
Special Match Race.-mile heat.
Best in 3. First heat: Sir Archi-
bald, owned by R. S. HaWley, Wau
sau, first; Ben o. c., owned by w
A. Smith, Boyd, second. Time 2:291a.
Second heat; Sir Archibald, first;
Ben o. c., second. Time 2:29A.
Winners: Sir Archibald, first mon
ey; Ben 0. c., second.
Motorcycle Race. Three mile heats.
Best in 3.
Ladysmith entries barred in this
race. First heat: Earl Clark, Flam-
beau, with a Harley Davidson, first;
r. F. Topliff, Bruce, with an Indian,
second. Time PAS.
Second heat: Clark, first; Topliff,
second. Time 2:42.
BasenalI-GIen Flora VS.. Ladysmith
Thursdays baseball game was
probably the best of the fair. Both
teams put up a good game although
it was practically pitchers battle
between Hayes and van Patter.
Glen Flora. C 0 0 0 90
Ladysmish, @ 0 0 / 0 0 @ x-1
Lineup Of the teams:
Glen Tlora-R. Biller, Oh; Geiger,
c; VanPattor, p; Hanson, RI; l@rler
lb; Jipson, CT; Hunt SIS; MaSnus, If;
r. Biller, 3b.
Ladysmith: Burton, 3b Miller, CT;
j. Hayes, 2b; Leonhard, SIS; A. Hayes,
.; Rush, If; Campbell, ri; Stewart,
10; Christianson, c.
Hamblin substituted for Rush in
the first part Of the ninth.
Special Hits Freight
The Chippewa Falls booster spec
ial knocked four cars off the track
and damaged its own engine st 7:40
Thursday morning when the freight
failed to clear the main track at
Boyd. A West-bOund freight was TAX
ing the side track at Boyd for the
special train The freight engine
and six cars had cleared the switch
when the special, about five minutes
ahead OF time and running at high
speed, crashed into the side OF the
train. Four freight cars w3re de-
molished and both locomotives were
badly damaged No one was serious
ly hurt.
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