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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
NEW SETTLERS
ONLY TO BENEFIT
Tax Exemption Affects Only
Those Who Buy Wild Home
stead After Law Was
Published

Settlers who have purchased small
unimproved tracts of land in Wiscon
sin this spring will not benefit by tn,
law recently passed exempting new
settlers hOmesteadh of from 20 to n
acres from taxation for period OF
three years, The law gives this bene
tit only to settlers who have purchased
land since the law was passed an(
went into effect, in June.
The law reads:
Section l. A new subdivision
is added to section 1888 of the
statutes to read: (SectiOn 1Q3Sl
(4S) Real estate, not exceeding
forty acres nor less than 20 acres
which shall hereafter be acquired
for, and actually devoted to, ag-
ricultural purposes, by bona
fide settler occupying the same as
homestead, shall be exempt
from taxation for a period of
three years from the commence
ment of such occupation, pro-
vided that such real estate at the
time OF acquisition is entirely un-
cleared and unimproved.
Section 2. This act shall take
effect upon passage and publica-
tiOn.."
This law will greatly stimulate the
sale of unimprOved land to new set
tiers. An immediate result of its
enactment will be to raise the value
if not the price, Of every bit of unim-
proved land in the state, and the wild
land will be more sought after by new
settlers than ever before.
In order to take advantage of this
law, the settlers who have purchased
after the law was in effect must make
affidavit of the date, description and
other necessary facts to the clerk of
his town before Nov. l, so that
the tax on his land can be taken off
the tax roll
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
AUTO SPEEDERS
HAILED IN COURT
Motorcycle Cop Hands Reckless
Motorists Rude JOlt.-Gets
63 ViOlatOrs

Motorists of Ladysmith and vicin-
ity who are careless about traffic reg
ulatiOns and who are inclined to "step
on err while running through the city
had rude jolt handed them this week
when HOrnic1 Wenend. who has been
looking after violations of the state
laws pertaining to the operation OF
automobiles in various cities, came to
LadySmith.
Mr.. Wenend. whose home is at
Marshfield. arrived in this city Satur-
day morning with a motorcycles, having
been employed by the city to catch
persons who were violating the auto
mobile ordinances.
Up to Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, he had reported 63 vi0latOrs.
His report includes lumber magnates.
officials of the law, gasoline vendors,
office clerks, and others in all walks
Of life
One man. John Sannes, had his
trial Wednesday and warrants have
been issued by Justice Kirvan for four
more offenders The balance will he
disposed of in due time.
Quiet Reigns i'm City
The cut-out nuisance, where drivers
rim cars with cut-Outs open, which
puts stop to intelligible conversation
in Offices nearby until the offender
drives beyond hearing distance, has
ceased. much to the relief of business
men and citizens generally. Midnight
ioy riders who were in the habit of
driving around the city with cut-outs
wide open, singing and shouting, have
taken warning, and the peaceful, law
abiding citizens now sleep in peace.
Speeders have turned over new leaf,
and are now driving as they ought to
have driven before they were
"pinched.'
The ''speeders" constitute by far the
majority of the offenders. only five or
six being booked for running with
cut-outs open. Several have got into
the tolls for running without tail
lamps lit, with only one head lamp, OF
with only one license plate.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
EXCAVATING PROGRESS
ING ON PAVING JOB

The work of excavating on the
block between First-st and East Sec
ond-st was eased up considerably by
the heavy rain Wednesday evening,
as a large portion of the street had
been plowed up and was in shape to
hold the water that fell and mellowed
the soil making it much easier to ham
die.
Theer are now three teams Oil the
ploW, three teams hauling. two teams
scraping to fill the wagons, and four
men filling scrapers and wagons on
the job. Besides this there are four
amen excavating for the curb.
H. f. French, of BaraboO, engineer,
was here from Sunday until Tuesday.
superintendent Fl. C. Amundson. of
Madison, got on the job Monday and
will stay until the work is completed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
DOUBLE HEADER
NEXT SUNDAY
Hawkins Will Play First Team
After Game Between bright
Spots" and Glen Flora

Ladysmith baseball fans will be
able to witness a double header
next Sunday at the fair grounds.
The first game which will be called
at 200 p. m., will be between the
Bright Spots" and Glen Flora. The
other contest will be between Hawk
ms and the Ladysmith first team. The
locals have a new manager now, Ben
GOttsacker and with a strengthened
lineup expects to win Sunday.
Every baseball fan in the vicinity of
Ladysmith should see these games.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
PICNICS CALLED OFF
UNTIL COOLER WEATHER

The Farmer-Chamber of Commerce
picnics have been called off until cool
er weather comes.
The picnic at the county farm on
"Wednesday evening was not well at
tended as the weather was unsettled
and people did not care to venture
out. Those who attended had good
time visiting and were entertained by
the daughters of Manager and Mrs.
Iver Bergstrom with vocal and instru-
mental music
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
"CUILTY OF MUTINY"
SAID COLONEL QUILL
ON WAY TO LADYSMITH;
STRUCK BY LIMITED

While coming to this city from Bar
ron to visit friends, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Lee and daughter, Gladys, had close
call from death at the Lehigh cross
ing, Sunday morning. Their car was
struck by the early morning limited
and wrecked and all three of the pas
sengers were thrown from the car and
injured. Mrs. Lee had her nose and
one arm broken and was otherwise
badly bruised, and Mr. Lee and his
daughter were shaken up and bruised
The train stopped and the train crew
took the injured on board and con-
veyed them to Barron, where Mrs Lee
has since been in the hospital.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15

Ladysmith 2. TWo-base hit, Gotcheck-
er. Three-base hits Murry, Everson
Double plays, Volkman to Plucheck !;
Hayes to GOtchecker to Plucheck.
Bases on balls. Hayes 3. Struck out.
by Hammacheck o. by Hayes Z. Left
on bases, Phillips Z; Ladysmith z.
Stolen bases, Everson, Hegg, Murry,
Decker. Miller. *Gotchecker out, run
ming out of batter's box. Umpire,
ThOrson. of Hawkins. ScOrekeeper,
Reed. Time of game, 2 hours.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
VACATE FOR NEW FIRM:
WILL BUILD TIRE SHOP

Ed Bell, proprietor of tire store
located in the "Filipek" building on
Worden-av., has given out that he will
soon commence the erection of a new
building on his lot across the street
west, of the new Manning building
on Miner-av.
The building is to be used as a tire
store and tire repair shop and will
be 1Sx40 feet in ground dimensions
The walls will be of tile, with bricl,
facing.
Mr. Bell has been notified by Henry
Wilson, the owner, to vacate his pres
ent quarters by Aug. /.
They will be occupied by Sidney
York, of st. Paul, as a gents furnish
ing store. York has a years lease.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
MEET DEFEAT
AT PHILLIPS
Hot Weather and Miller's Won.
derful Catch Feature Sun
day Game

IN spite of the intense heat, which
threatened to PROSTATE players. the
game between the Phillips and Lady
smith teams Sunday afternoon, on the
Phillips grounds. was pronounced in
teresting and a good game to look at.
Phillips won on merit. though the Wis
itors did get the breaks A feature
of the game was the wonderful run
ming catch by Harry Miller of a fly
ball in center field,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
j. p. Peterson BREAKS ARM

J. p Peterson, undertaken, fell from
tree which he was trimming in the
yard of his residence Thursday after
noon and fractured the bones of his
right forearm, causing painful in
jury. He was working on a ladder
which slipped off a branch. Under-
taker j. H. Pickell has charge Of the
undertaking department of the Peder-
son business since the accident.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
LADYSMITH YOUNG MAN
breaches FIRST SERMON

Lyle McCorison, son of Mr. and Mrs
J. L. McCorison. of this city, who is
studying at NOrthland College to take
up the humane, but dangerous, work
Of medical missionary in Africa,
preached his first sermon at Ashland
under license. last Sunday. Lyle is
fitting himself to do all the good he
can in the world for his fellow men.
He is of the congregational faith.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
WATER PIPE RECEIVED

Two carloads of cast iron water
pipe for water main extensions have
been received from Birmingham, Ala,
and one of them has been unfoaded.
Although the freight on this pipe
was S12.40 per ton, Supt. Bovee says
that the pipe will be laid at less ex-
pense than other jobs of the kind in
recent years owing to lower cost of
the pipe and labor,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
BURGLARS VISIT
THREE PLACES
Loot Is Small When Scope of
Operations Is Con-
sidered

Burglars entered three business
places of Ladysmith Saturday night,
but considering the scope of their Op-
erations, secured comparatively little
loot
1t is probable that the furniture and
woodworking shop of the Weisner
Manufacturing Co., on West Second
they obtained a quantity of tools, in
Guiding braces and all the steel drills
in the shop.
Knew Safes
That they had some knowledge Of
steel safes is shown by the accuracy
with which they drilled the inner
door of the Weisner safe, which stands
right at the front window and in plain
view of the street. The lock is tas-
tened with bolts from the inside of
the door, but they do not show out
side The burglars drilled three
holes exactly opposite the bolts, so
that the drill hit the bolts. They also
drilled the keyhole, but at that they
did not effect an entrance to the safe.
probably being frightened away. An
other drill hole would have let them
in. Their reward would have been
small, as there was nothing in the
safe of value to them. except some
war stamps. The outer door of safe
was not locked. The building was Ell
tered by forcing rear window.
The Bon Ton store was entered
through basement window on the
east side of the store. Fifty-five dol
lars were taken from a cash register.
No merchandise is missing. Some
money in the meat department was
overlooked.
Visit Sanitary Market
While ]. J. Hruska, proprietor of
the Sanitary Meat Market, was away
from his store for a short time Sat
urday evening. one or more burglars
got into the place through a rear win
dow, which was protected only by
wire screening. and stole bill book
containing papers of value only to Mr..
Hruska Nothing else is missed.
Whether the three burglaries were
the work of the same parties is not
known. No arrests have been made
on account of the depredations. 1t
isn't believed to be the work of local
men, at least the job done at Weis-
ner's.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
TRAFFIC CENSUS DATES

The following dates have been re-
ceived at the county highway COM
missioner's office from the state high
way commissioner for taking census
Of travel on the Bruce Ladysmith road
Wednesday, July 20, Wednesday, Aug.
10, Sunday, Aug. 81. Labor Day, Mon
day, Sept 5, and Sunday. Sept. 1S
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
SON GIVES BLOOD FOR FATHER

In an operation for the TRANSMISSION
of blood. at st. Mary's hospital Tues
day. f. FL. Scott. of the town of Muir
ry, suffering from pernicious anemia,
received $50 cubic centimeters of
blood, representing $3.50 drops, from
his son. In a second operation, to be
performed two weeks from the first.
he will receive double this amount.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
IMPROVEMENT NOTES

The side walls are up and the cell
ing rafters are laid on the new brick
building that ]. W. Verhyen is build
ing ON East Worden-av
Brick work on the new Manning
and Verhyen buildings is above the
second floor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
PEA PACK REDUCED

The run of early peas at the Lady
smith cannery were in the cans by the
first of the week and after a three-days'
shutdown the run on the late peas
was started Wednesday.
1t is estimated that. owing to the
hot. dry. unfavorable weather for the
development Of the peas, this season,
the pack will be only about 40 per cent
of what it should have been.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
TRAIN OBLIGED TO DETOUK

Train II. Chicago to Duluth, was
obliged to detour here yesterday morn
ing on account of sagging bridge
about thirty miles up the line. After
transferring Stone Lake passengers
over the bridge ON handcar, the train
backed to this city and. after the
other passengers had had breakfa st
here the train proceeded to Duluth
via Dresser Junction.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15

A band of gypsies were in town yes
terday.. The police were keeping an
eye on them and hurrying them along
as much as a disabled motor Of one
of their cars would permit. They are
travelling in three or four automobiles
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
START ON NEW GARAGE

H. w. True & Son started exca-
waiting for their new garage building
on Lake-av, next to the Standard Oil
Co. filling station, the first of the
week. Another substantial building
will be added to the many which are
being built in Ladysmith this sum-
mer, which means more work for more
men. as one good feature.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
Business Men Invited

The matter of reorganizing the troop
and cO-ordinating the work will be con-
sidered at meeting to be held next
Thursday evening at the armory. At
this meeting Col. Quill will be present
and he suggests that as many business
men of the town be present as possible.
so that they will be Informed of the
results and the consequences that, will
happen if the inharmonious conditions
now prevailing, continue.
Recruits Wanted
The maximum membership of the
troop is to be placed at 96 men and
three officers. This will necessitate
an increase of about 80 members. 1t
is stated that the increase in the mem
bership of National Guard units is
occasioned by the failure of congress
to provide for larger army than it
did
1t now appears that if Troop can
not function with it's present officers
| and recruit up to 80 men it will be
mustered out of the service.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15

When interviewed on the matter,
Capt Williams gave it as his opinion
that the real animus and object back
of the petition is the desire of Lieut.
MalOney to become captain of the
frOOn
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
Other Side of Question

cial personnel of the troop shall re
main as it is.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
1TAIa DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir' De- nte
"Recordar es vivir"- Dante
90 DE ABRIL DE 1881.
MUR1o Ell PoErA Eu1od1o r1oRENrrNo SAM

PUNAL (acaso "encerrada en- ell secre-
ter de una dana hermosa y aficionada
las letras, cuyo nombre Y ell del poe
ia estan unidos en- una POGO conocida
historic sentimental dicese que de
jo inedita tambien una novela corta,
MI LIBRo AMARILLO, recuerdo de
un amor de adolescencia. Y NADIA
mas. Pues con este bagaje literario,
Eulogio Florentino Sanz adquiri0 tan
acentuado y merecido relieve en- Ell Sc
gundo tercio del pasado siglo, que no
hay manera de bosquejar la historic
lteraria del romanticismo prescindien
do de Ell. iEXistira en- pals alguno un
case Semejante :? A la caida de Espar
tero regresa a Espafia, Sc casa, la
Angelica M. B. es la mejor, amiga de
la esposa del poeta. -. Pero amargado
este no Sc sabe por que, nj vuelve a
dar mas obras a la escena nj publica
mas que algunas poesias en- Ell MU
SEQ UNIVERSAL, en- LA AMERICA
Cuentase que escribe mucho; pero
10 que escribe por la noche 10 rompe
por la mafiana Su soberbia y su NOR
dacidad le van restando amigos; vuel
ven para 6l los tiempos miserables.
al fin, casi completamente olvidado,
n1uere en- la Gale de Luisa Fernando,
ndmero %, ell % DE ABRIL DE 1881.
cuando el Madrid literario, absorbido
por la proximidad del centenario de
Calderon, aunque lie hubiera recordado
algo mas tampoco lie habria hecho gran
caso.... Solamente la fel constante
M. B. contin1a rindiendo al poeta muer
to Ell mismo culto que en- vida, mien-
tras la accion del tempo va destruyen
do su sepultura EN- Ell cementerio de
San Lorenzo .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
Cornpras.

ST QUIERE listed coMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Bancos
Centrales y otros valores, fincas r1sti.
cas- y urbanas, colocar tomar dinero
en- hipotecas o pignorar valores, diri-
jase a N LLAURI s. Co., Tetual No.
6, Tel6fono 2s7, San Juan, P. R P
DOBLE Ell recorrido de su gonna, venga
y yea nuestras maquinarias. F. IT, Wells
y Co. Inc Parada Is, santurce -5-3.
FOR SALE beautiful home in the
best place in lei Condado" With or
without furniture. Beautiful lot. Easy
payments. Address P. o. Box 7e9. P
INTEREsADdos coHTPRAR algunos
camiones usados, en- huen estado. Para
informes: Central Defensa, Caguas
Puerto Rico. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
UNA FIESTA

El domingo "a de abril de mil move
ciento veintiuno, Sc celebr6 en- la escue
la de la seharita Rafaela Mundo en- el
barrio de Lonas, LOLA, una festecita
con la que absequiaban las profesoras
sencritas Mu.ldo de La escuela niimero
tres de Lomas, sefiorita Jim@nez So
n.ra Matos de CaIzada, de las escue3as
ntmero uroy nimero dos de Haso Pucr
co, sus discipulas por ell exito obtentlo
ell la Feria, Agricola cue Sc celebro no
.ha lnlIcho en- Rio Grande.
Horas de grata algeria Sc pasaron
alli, entire aquel conjunto de wives ale
gres Ealumnos, llenos todos del mejor
6eseo.
Los hermanos Nieves acompanados de
otros joverss, dieron mayor realce al
acto, alegrandcncs con una sinfonfa y
el tipico giiiro portorriquelo
La hecha de Cupido Sc deslizaba en.ro
los concurrentes, y en- mas de una oca-
si6n vimos herir corazores j6veres
Varias alulnnas hicieron uso de Ia
palabra, y otras recitaron bellas poestas.
Ell ambigu fue selecto, quedando to-
DOS los concurrentes muy satisfechos del
buen gusto de las professors en- obse-
quiar sus discipulos.
Que Sc repitan esas fiestecitas que
los 6xitos de las seforitas Mundo, J-m6
nez sencra Matos de Calzada, cor i
nuen, siendo honor para los profesores
de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
CoIocaciones.

SENORA:-Desea colocarse como com
panera de una familia en- San Juan o
santurce y al mismo tempo atender a
la casa. Residencia, casa de doiia Ma
ria Teresa G. de Rexach, parada 81, San
turce,-5-3.
Sc NECEsITA una joven can alguna
practica ea maquinilla y sepa algdn in
giles. F. U. Wells y Co., parada Is, San
turce, P. R.-5-3.
JoVEN DIsPUEsTo a trabajar dcsea
colocarse. Conoce maquinilla habla
buen ingl6s. Para informes dirijsse
Jose Bracero, 10 Luna St., San
Juan, P. r. -5-3
ExPoRTADoREs cosecheros de cafe
que deseen tener Agente active de
confanza para las plazas del Norte de
Espafa, dirijanse a B. G.. Apartado de
Correos No. 1923. San Juan, P. R. SIS
CONTABLE ocupado algunos afios con
Corporation, aceptaria proposiciones de
2 8 frmas para trabajar per horas o
por convenio. 3. Box 715. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 5-2S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
vIGOROSA CANTPANA
CONTRA LOS MOSQUTOS


Don Sebastian A. Diaz, celoso inspec-
tor de salud publica, ha emprenIido una
vigorosa camrafia ell la Central Agui
re- para extinguir los mosquitcs
En- tai virtud, ha communicate a los
habi:antes, para qne pongan los barri
les &c aqua en- las condolences que fila
la ley, y les ha hecho las indicaciones
siguiertes:
: "'1.-Los' MOSQUITOES, comunmente Ia
msdos "zancudos'', ponen alredor de
goo huevcs sobre la superficie del aqua.
2,-Los huevos, los tres rias, Sc trans
forman en- lasvas C'gusarapos
3.-Las larvas Sc transforman en- cri-
sa'idas C"pupas') los siete 0 diez
dias.
4.-Las crisalidas Sc transforman en-
mosquitoes dentro de un dia o tres.
5-Los mosquitoes salen entonces de
los barriles, picar gente enferma Y
gente saludable.
e.-Ura vez que haya picado un mos
quito una persona enferma y luego
una saludable, hay entonces la posibi
lidad de transmission de sangre infecta-
da 6e microbes otra que estaba buena.
DE hi que provienen las enferme
daaes transmitidas por ellos: malaria
(por ell ar7pheles); filaria (por ell culex) :;
febre amarilla (por ell stegomyia.)''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29

Ell renacimiento romantico espano1
di6 origen a multitud de acontecimien
tos extraordinarios y sorprendentes,
que de las letras trascendieron a diver
sas manifestations de la vida social.
En- aquella pintoresca edad, del borde
de una tumba brotaba un poeta; del
cuartel del taller surgian dramattlr-
gos; un cabo y un sargento transfer
maban un regimen politico: un drama,
una poesia, conquistaban la inmortali-
dad. iEpoca curiosa, digna de estu-
dio g injustamente olvidada. 80! LEGO
a darse ell case singularfsimo de un poe
ia y autor dramatico que, sin publican
un solo Ibro y dando al teatro apenas
un par de obras, conquistara un puesto
preeminente entire los literatos espafio-
les y legara un nombre glorioso la
posteridad: Ell case de Eulogio Floren-
tino Sanz, nacido en- Arevalo ell mi6r-
coles IL DE MAYO DE 1926 (segdn
su biografia de la GALERIA DE ES-
CRIToRES CELEBREs) muerto en-
Madrid ell viernes 90 de abril de 1851.
Fu6 poeta deicadisimo inspirado. Y
es inItil buscar una collection de sus
poesfas. Segln Diez Canedo, Sc asegu-
"a que existe una, manuscrita. en- la
Academia Espafiola; en- todo case, per
manece in6dita. Fu6 satirico formida-
BILE; de sus satiras quedan no mas que
referenc1as y recuerdos. Fue admirable
dramaturgo; mas todo su repertoire
red1cese a una obra magistral. DON
FRANCISCO DE QUEvEDo de la
que es casi impossible encontrar hoy
ejemplares, y otra de menos merito,
ACHAQUES DE LA vEJEZ. Dicese
que dejo in6dita no termi
NADIA una tercera comedia, que de-
Tia titularse LA EsCARCELA Y Ell