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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II. ii. Burns had business at Wauke-
Sha yesterday.
DR.. Stephenson was ut Sheldon
Wednesday night.
o. \. Sergent had business to trans
act at Weyerhaeuser. Wednesday.
Postmaster N0ller and Dr. Johnson.
of Bruce. were Ladysmith visitors ON
Tuesday.
The WOman's Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. {.
Martin.
Ernie Hanson left Wednesday night
for Milwaukee. where he is attending
the big auto show.
Mrs. George Meade is spending two
weeks in Minneapolis with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jewett
County Agent Jones attended con-
ference of Barron. Washburn and Rusll
county agents. held at Brentwood on
Monday.
Art Winnige is visiting his mother
in Milwaukee,. who is quite sick. If
possible. he wants to take in the auto
show there this week.
Miss Angeline Leblanc is back TO
her duties as saleslady at the r. c. L.
store. after being absent for a week
on account of sickness.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LEXINGTON R. R.
TRANSFER UP
In Circuit Court On Appeal BY
The ROads.-LOcal People
Interested

The matter Of attempting TO compel
the 500 and Omaha railroad lines to
make Il physical connection at Leming-
ton for the benefit of the public is be
ing tried in circuit court Of Dane
county.
AS the situation now is. the 500 road
passes over the Omaha, and there is
no connection whatever at the crossing.
so that it is not possible to transfer
products by car from the Omaha'S ter
rit0ry i'm Price and Sawyer counties to
the Duluth-C Chicago 500 Line at Lem
ington.
The railroad commission ordered the
railroads to make the desired cOnnec-
tionS. but the roads have appealed the
matter to the circuit court for Dane
county.
LadySmith manufacturing corpora
tiOnS are interested in having the or
dcrS of the railroad commission car
ricd out. and are represented in court
at Madison by l.. f. McGill of this
city. Opposing counsel are SanbOrn X
Blake
1t would be quite a convenience to
the public in general, and to shippers
of wood products in particular. TO have
Il transfer connection of the two roads
made at Lexington.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
SUPERIOR NORMAL TO
MEAT LADYSMiTH TEAM

One of the biggest games of the sea-
son will be played here at the gym
Friday. Jan. 2S.
The Superior normal team will be
here that evening and is the same team
that played here last year. SO if You
liked the game last winter here is Il
chance to see another one like it.
There will be a game before the big
game. which will start at s o'clock.
The band will be out to furnish music
also.
The big game will start right after
the 9 :23 train as the normal team will
come on it owing to the examinations
at the normal next week. So don't
forget the date as this will be the big
game Of the season and You cannot af-
ford to miss it.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
NIX ON STATE AID
SAY LAND MEN
Favor Clearing PLAN Without
Assistance From the
Outside

The annual meeting of the KuSE
County Real Estate Board was held al
the Gerard hotel Wednesday evening
Present: Doyle Blackburn. Peoples
Williams. Hughes. Sergcnt. II. Il. Mac
Donald. Falge. Swain, French, Filing
son. Hughes. +. G.. Macdonald, Hill
and the following guests McAdams,
Schoeepf new county agricultural
agent.
After an excellent dinner the meet
ing was called to order by President
X. II. Macdonald
\ motion was carried that the pres
idcnt appoint Il committee of three for
the purpose Of getting ont Il new book
let on Rusk county.
The board went on record as in ia
vOr of Il land clearing campaigngfOr
1921 to be conducted independent of
state aid.
After quite discussion of the mat
ter of taxes. the following motion was
carried: That the president appoint
Il committee OF three for the purpose
Of calling meeting Of the citizens of
Rusk county to take action on the tax
situation.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resolved that this association re-
quest both our state senator and assem-
hlyman to do all in their power to take
legislative power out of the hands OF
state commissions and reduce the num-
Ter Of swivel chair officers as far as
possible. and futher resolved
That they be requested to do every
thing in their power to enact law
giving each county in the state the Op-
tion Of whether or not they shall come
in under any state aid program.
The present board of directors. X.
Il. Macdonald, w. $. Manning, f. l..
Hughes. f. NJ. Doyle and f. w. Hill
were reelected for the year 1921.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
TRUANCY CASE
INQUIRED INTO
Father of Children Out of School
Will BE Required to Give
Reasons

4 ease of truancy is to be heard in
Judge Maloney's court next Tuesday
if the father Of the three school chill
drcn. Charles Spangler. appears at that
time
Mr.. Spanglcr was requested to ap-
pear some time ago. on complaint OF
Miss Lewis. city school nurse. and cX-
plain 10 the court why his children
were not in school. as required by the
law. He appeared and said that the
children's mother did not live at home.
and that the housekeeper he had en-
ploycd. did not remain long. The chill
drcn'S continued absence from school
drew another request from the judge,
which failed to bring the parent in.
Now. an order will be issued for his
appearance next Tuesday.
The family reside on the south side
and the children are supposed 10 at
tend the south side school. Mr.. Spang-
ler works in one of the mills and is
said to receive IL wage of 1925 Il month
or better.
There are said to be other cases of
delinquency in the schools of the cOun-
ty In one case IL child attended school
only 10 days during the year. while an
other child in the same family attend
cd school 80 days.
No doubt there are cases which will
show cXtenuating circumstances. aS
i'm the case of Mr. Spanglcr but where
the fathcr is earning Il fair salary
there should be a way of remedying
the conditions which bring about the
QplinutlpncV.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
WANT OPINIONS
OF TAXPAYERS
Real Estate Board Wants Ac.
ton Taken To Bring Taxes
Down

At the annual meeting of the Rusk
County Real Estate Board held on the
evening OF January 9th, the under
signed committee was appointed TO is
sue call to every citizen of the com-
ty who is interested in the tax situa-
ton as it stands today. Such Il meet
ing will be held in Ladysmith and pos
sibly other points of the county to de-
tcrmine whether or not we are going
ahead with the present lavish eXpen-
diture of public money or whether a
halt can and must be called. We pro-
pose to discuss every possible and
feasible means of cutting down these
expenditures. We want your Sugges-
tions on just how this can be done.
Put them in Il form of Il letter and adj
dress it to any member OF this com
mittee. We fully realize that no re-
ductiOn can be made i'll taxes without
hurting some one who is getting the
money and that vigorous protest
from this source will no doubt be
raised Arguments on both sides OF
the question are wanted.
This is too big a thing to be CON
sidered from the personal standpoint
of the public official who may be in
vOlved and is in no way an attack ON
any of them. If the present situation
is satisfactory to the majority of the
taxpayers of the county, all well and
good. and if it is not we want this fact
known to every official from town
boards to Madison. The matter has
already been taken up with our assem-
blyman and senator from this district.
We want law passed which will not
compel this county or any other c0un-
ty to raise a sum of money several
times larger than they can afford, sim
ply as matter of self defense so they
can get in on little more of this So
called estate Aid" than the other fell
low. Do you know Just how much your
county is raising in taxes on this ac-
Continued on page s.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
ENGAGES NEW
COUNTY AGENT
Graduate of Agricultural College
and Overseas Veteran
Chosen

The agricultural committee of the
meeting on Wednesday and engaged
Il new county agent to take the posi-
ton of III. NJ. Jones. who recently hand
cd in his resignation. to take effect
Feb. l.
Leo SchOeepf is the new agent
He met with the committee and after
Il conference was engaged to succeed
Mr.. Jones.
The county agricultural committee
is composed of J. w. CarOw. John Helm.
!. X. Ducklow. f.. w. Flunker and r.
II. Burns.
Mr.. Schoeepf comes from Bear
Creek. Waupaca county He is Il grad
nate Of the agricultural college of the
University of Wisconsin, and friends
who have known him for years recon-
mend him highly. Supervisor of cOun-
ty agents. George Briggs. Of Madison
met with the committee and endorsed
the new agents qualifications.
Mr. SchOeepf i an overseas veter-
an of the World War and a friend of
\. j. McAdam. the Du Pont represent
ative here Before Wednesday. the last
time they met was in Paris. when each
was wearing khaki. Mr.. SchOeepf is
said to he a talented musician. He was
Il drill master at the university.
The people of Rusk county will be
glad to welcome the new county agent.
we believe.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
RURAL CREDIT SYS-
TEN is PROPOSED

Senator Werden. Of Ashland, is in
Producing Il law to give state aid to set
tiers to the amount of 20 per cent Of
the appraised value Of their farms, 70
be had without commissions or having
to renew the loans. Only men active
ly engaged in the cultivation or devel-
opmcnt of land may secure loans.
South Dakota has extended help un-
der this plan to hundreds of farmers
since they adopted it in 1919 and all
are well satisfied. Settlers up this way
could use lot of money to good ad-
vantage in improving their farms.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
BEAVERS PUT ON
FINE PROGRAM
Members of Order and Guests
Enjoy Installation and
Entertainment

The annual installation of Lady
smith Colony No. 402 of the Beavers
occurred at their lodge room ON Jan
uary II. As has been the custom of
the LadySmith Colony for many years,
the installation was of semi-pubic
nature. the members having the priv
ilcge to invite their close friends to be
guests of the lodge.
Director II. II. Burns acted as in
Stalling officer having been so directed
by Grand Commander j. w. Parsons.
All of the newly-eIected officers were
present and were duly installed and es-
corted to their respective stations by
the installing marshal Beaver Fred
Meyer The officers are as follows:
Most Worthy Hcaver-Glen Carter
Most Worthy Queen Mrs. Ella May
Kcifpr
Junior Beaver Matron- Mrs. Nellie
Rice.
ham.
Worthy Charles Stingle.
Worthy Secretary-Alden j. Laid
law
Worthy Treasurer-p. c. Hansen
Guide -ClMence Anderson.
princess-Miss Amy HogeboOm.
Trapper- Rupert NIinter.
OrganiSt-MrS Clara Stevens.
Trustees Carter Frank Stcv-
oliS. r. II. Burns
Following the installation the drill
team. consisting of eight queens and
eight Beavers appeared and entertained
the audience in Il most acceptable man
ncr. The LadySmith drill team has es-
tai lished for itself an enviable reputa-
tiOn for floor work of Il high order and
il showed itself worthy on installation
night Of it's splendid reputation of the
past.
Other features Of the program were ::
An interesting reading by Beaver Al
den J. Laidlaw: Dialect Recitation by
Queen Mrs. Nellie Rice; Instrumental
Music. Miss NOyOtne. whose music so
pleased the audience that she was
called for Il second number. y bur
lcSquc number by the Ladies' Band
was both surprising and amusing: they
too were called for second perform
ancc. Director II. H. Burns spoke
briefly OF the work of the Beavers dur
ing the year of 1920. The local colony
has practically doubled its membership
and bears the splendid reputation OF be
ing one Of the best and most social or
ganiZatimS in Ladysmith. The society
as Il whole. has enjoyed a year Of sat
isfactory growth. both i'll members and
in financial strength.
The committee on arrangements for
the evening had prepared an oyster
supper and the tables were spread for
all those who were present. The fra
ternal spirit was manifest throughout
the evening. good fellowship and ac-
quaintance were promoted and many
were heard to express themselves thar
il was good to eb nehtifOdT .LcWaaJl
il was good to be in the Beaver hall.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
REBEKAH OFFICERS

The following officers were installe'
in the Willard Rebekah Lodge in th'
year 1921.
Y. G.-Clara Shafcr.
V. G.-Mida Miller.
Il. Sec--Bcth Dcmey.
f. Sec.-Ethel Littlejohn.
Treas Doucette.
Observation-Disclosures HuXtablc.
Con.-Emma Spear.
|. G.-CleO Turner.
O. G.-Mary Edgar
Il. s. y. G.--Nellic Winn.
l.. S. y. G.-Anna Nilctt
II. $. V. G-Bertha Winnigc
T.. S. V. G.-Helen Spcich.
pianist-Crystal Munroc.
Nellie Winn.
Chaplain-Mrs. Martha Noble.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
BASKETBALL RESULTS

In the Gilman-Ladysmith game at the
gym last Friday night Ladysmith led
the score at the end of the
second half being &C to II.
The Ladysmith highschool team suf-
fered another defeat when the Bloom
or highschool team piled up total Of
- to the locals II. The game was eX-
citing and interesting from the first
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
FIRE FRIGHTENS

A fire in the home of Mrs. Blanchette.
W. Second-st.. aroused and frightened
the family at 6 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. An alarm was turned in and Supt.
Bovee of the city waterworks deputy
and Mayor Luell responded with the
chemical fire truck and quickly eXtin-
guished the blaze The fire caught
from a stove pipe The damage was
about So.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
NEW RACKET STORE
AT WEYERHAEUSER

Spicer Bros. who have been buying
cream at the old Repp stand III Wcyer-
hacuser. opened up a racket store in
their building Saturday. r. W. Spicer
is district manager for the Giant Tire
x Rubber Co.. and will go ON the road
while the boys will run the store and
cream station
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LEGION POST IN
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS

y drive has been inaugmated for
new members of the local post of the
American Legion and the present mem
berS of the post are exhibiting much
enthusiasm in the matter Of increasing
their numbers.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
AT CONRATH JAN. %

Next Friday evening, Jan. 2S, the
ladies of the COnrath Literary SOcie
ty. assisted by the girls of the domeS-
tic science class. will serve chicken
pie supper at the schoolhouso. lmme-
dately following supper. the society
will give their regular program. in
Guiding debate on Il question Of ma
4iOnal interest.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
PAID STATE TAX

@. +. Anderson, treasurer of the
town of Grant. was the first treasurer
i'll the county to pay state tax into
COuny Treasurer BOldons office this
year. Mr. Anderson made the pay
ment on Wednesday. the 10Th.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
SUMMERVILLE NAMED
ON IMPORTANT COMMITTEE

ASsemblyman Summerville. of this
district. has been placed on the i'm
pOrtant committee Of Joint Finance by
Riley Young. speaker of the state as
Sembly.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
N. G. QUINT
VS.. LOCAL CITY TEAM

The National Guard infantry basket
TAN team Of Chippewa Falls will con
test on the local gym floor with the La
dySmith City team tonight. and the
Sp0oner highschool quintet will play
against the local highSchOol team.
Local people are urged to attend
these games tonight and cheer the boys
on. The band will be out to liven
things up.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Max I.indOO. Of Argos. Ind. is Wis
iting at the Tiffany and Lind0o homes
Fred True is attending the auto
show in Milwaukee, and the Nash ban
quet.
II. \. Drake is in Milwaukee this
week attending the big automobile
show
Mrs. Harry Hopkins returned Tues
day from twO-weekS visit at Eau
Gale and McnomOnie.
Peter Mcdonald. brother-in-law of
Edw. Rhcingans. who had been here
since last summer, returned TO his home
at Portage Wednesday night
Mrs. Kate French will entertain lady
friends in two parties 10 be given this
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon
Miss Mabel Tiffany returned home
Thursday from Argos, Ind, after a
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Jack
Lindoo.
Albert Kinda. - whose home was
between RadiSSon and EXeland. died
on Wednesday. of cancer, and will be
buried 1T Bellies Falls ON Saturday.
~
Bughcr and wife Of Sheldon Monday.
Grandpa Bugher says she weighed 612
pounds. and is plump. nice and sweet.
The county nurse gave Il demOnStra-
ton on the care Of the sick to the up
per grades of the school at Bruce on
Friday. The children were also
weighed and measured.
c. +. Wittmayer is the new manager
Of the LAmpert Lumber Co. here. sue
ceeding Mr.. Anderson. With his wife
family and Sister-in-laW he is making
his home temporarily at the Gerard
hotel.
l.. c. Streatcr. +. w. KaSl and X. Il.
Macdonald went to Milwaukee, yeSter-
day to confer with the company manu-
featuring the BiSSell stump puller in
regard to clearing operations and acre
age in Rusk county the coming season.
\. G.. Bpebe was over from Bruce on
Wednesday. He and Mrs. Beebe re-
turned last Friday from a visit OF IA
few weeks at st. Louis. Ill health of
Mrs. Becbe prompted an earlier return
home than was at first contemplated
The Chippewa Valley Telephone
girls gave Miss Eula Wise her lucky
birthday surprise Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wise.
4 fine lunch was served. The evening
was spent in dancing and singing.
Very nice and useful presents were
| given Miss Wise.
j. f.. Lee Stewart director of the
last year. has been engaged by the land
land clearing campaign in Rusk county
clcarin" association of WaShburn cOlm-
! ty as director of the campaing TO be i'll
laugurated in that county for the com
| ing summer. He is now located at
Spooner.
Porter CrOwell. potato buyer for
Leonard. Crossett 4 Riley at Bruce.
was in the city Wednesday. Nh Crow
/ ell stated that potatoes are coming i'll
| to market more freely now. nOtwith-
standing the lower price paid. He had
taken in 1.S00 bushels about three car
loads. since the first Of the month.
f.. f. Fowler. construction foreman
for the f. NJ. Doyle Co. informs the
| News Budget that the ninth house
built by the company since last sum-
mer is nearly completed. the plastering
being now under way. The Doyle Co.
is entitled to good deal of credit for
going ahead with building operations
/ at a time when no one else cared to
buck the serious house shortage situa-
ton in Ladysmith.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
IF YOU DON'T
KNOW

What would be Il fair contract
price this year for peas or sugar
hCetS. or how to get more and bet
ter credit
You will be prepared to act bet
ter upon these things after you
have attended the conferences of
Badger farmers at Madison.
Feb. 1-1O.
BccauSe-thcSe are two of the
important topics that are up for
consideration in the big Get-TO-
gother Market Conferences
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21

Mrs W. f. OConnor and daughter.
Kathleen, are visiting Mrs O'COnnor's $
sister in Pennsylvania.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LEGION POST OFFICERS

At the election Of Vinton Moore post,
American Legion, held Tuesday even
ing. the following officers were eelct-
ed:
COmmander-R. l.. Williams.
Vice Communicable Richardson.
Adiutant-E. Il. Nalley.
Finance Officer-Emm0ns Thomp-
son.
Chaplain-Miss Margaret Thomas.
Master of ArmS-E. L. Bye.
The next meeting will be next Tues
day at the Legion hall.
Meetings will be held each Tuesday
evening in the armory. At the next
meeting smokes and. sandwiches and
coffee will be served Every service
man should make it a point to get out
for this meeting.
MARRIED
George Z. DOud and Miss Mary
Chase were married at the home Of
John Doud Jan. II. by Matt Edgar,
Justice of the Peace.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
Testimony of Complaining Wit
ness and Defendant Flat
ly COntradicts Each
Other
CONTROVERSY OVER COW
AND WOOD SAVING JOB
Witnesses Testify That There Was No
PrOvOcatiOn For An Assault,
Though Admitting Some
Trouble

The adjourned hearing i'll the case
of the State VS. Mrs. Ethel Bouzard
came up in the municipal court for
knsk county last Friday morning.
Judge Williams presiding.
Mrs Bollzard is charged with as
sallIr with intent to do great bodily
harm Mrs Rosie Stout. wife of John
Stout. being the complaining witness III
The ease. The StOuts and BouZards are
farmers residing between the villages
Of Mmry and EXeland.
Both the complaining witness and
the defendant were i'll court, accOmpan-
led by their respective husbands, and
exhibited wounds alleged to have been
sustained in an alteration which re-
suited. as the testimony tended to
show. over bad feeling engendered by
Il controversy over cow which was
lricd out in justice court.
Dr. Lauritz +. Barstead. Of EXeland,
was one Of the first witnesses called
He testified to treating the wounds al
legged to have been made by Il knife.
Mrs. Stout was called and testified
that she was on nef way 10 Il HelSn-
hor'S. accompanied by her husband.
when she met the defendant on the
road who greeted her with the inquiry
Wei. where in hell are you going?
While directing her conversation to
Mr. Stout. Mrs. BouZard suddenly
pulled an open jack-knife from her
coat pocket and without any provoca-
lion. made quick thrust with it at
Mrs. Stout. according TO the latter's
testimony. striking her below her heart
and making Il wound. Mrs. Stout teS-
filled thar She fell to the ground and
as She did so exclaimed, My God.
Jack. I'm stabbed. Then defendant
made another rush at her. witness teS-
titiod