Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-07-21

Ihdn and Lincoln counties has declined
10 be a candidate for reelection.
Tha proposed Sunday closing Of soft
drink saloons in Monroe, was defeated
by unanimous vote of the common
council.
Negotiations are on for the erec-
lion of large milk condensery at
Columbus by the Dry Milk company
Df New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Gale of Por-
tage, parents of Zona Gale, noted
wisconsin novelist, have celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
Charles Warth, 80, foreman in
paper mill at Kimberly was instantly
killed when he tried to remove a belt
from pulley while it was in motion.
The body of Sergt. Peter Bayens,
world war veteran after whom the
Bheboygan American Legion post was
Eamed, has been brought home from
France.
Herman Schroeder, street commits
sioner of Marinette, was found guilty
of ma1feasance in office by the city
council, but he was retained in his
position.
At a meeting of the Southwest Wis
consin Firemen's association held at
Darlington, it was voted to hold this
years tournament at Benton, Thurs
day, July II.
A warrant has been issued against
DR.. Frank Griswold, Mazomanie, on a
charge of second degree manslaugh-
ter, the charge growing out of an al
legged Illegal operation.
Clas. S. Van Auken, La Crosse, has
been reelected president of the state
board of normal school regents. P. W.
Ramer, River Falls, was reelected
vice-president and VIM. Kittle, Madi-
son, secretary.
AS a result of the motorizing of it's
fire department, La Crosse has been
given a lower fire insurance rating by
the Wisconsin inspection bureau. Only
one city in the state, Milwaukee, has
a lower rating.
Veterinarians who have been in
Oconto county testing cattle for evil
dence Of tuberculosis, found the herds
nearly free from infection. Out of 524
head on u Oconto county farms, only
13 reactors were found.
Loan funds to aid needy students
at the University of Wisconsin now
total $34,738, report submitted to
the regents shows. During the last
year 1853 loans to students in amounts
varying from $12 to 800 were made
from the available funds.
Adjutant General Holway has issued
an order to the Wisconsin national
guard calling for the rigid enforce
ment of prohibition laws at encamp-
ment this year. The order states that
no intoxicating liquor may be brought
to camp except such as is provided for
medical use in the camp hospital.
John A. Rowley, Wausau business
man, had his back broken in an auto
mobile accident and died few days
later. He was junior deacon of the
Masonic grand lodge Of Wisconsin
and when the accident occurred was
enroute to Shawano to participate in
the dedication Of new Masonic tenn
pie. 80
The license committee of the Mil
waulzee common council has approved
a new ordinance, which incorporates
the Severson law in the regulations
governing sale Of beverages and pro
vides license fee of $50 per year TO.
all dispensers of soft drinks. Thil
move is made to give the city large,
share of fines for liquor law viola
lions. Under the new ordinance only
10 per cent of fines will go to the
state, the city to retain 80 per cent
A legal controversy is expected ir
Racine county over the proposed
placing of the name of Sheriff Nate
w. James on the primary ballot as
candidate for reelection. District
Attorney Beck is Of the opinion thai
such action would be illegal despite
the TullRS Ds AttOIuSy -UcASldl NOI
gan that sheriffs can be candidates
for reelection pending the referendum
on the constitutional amendment
which is intended to remove the bar
against successive terms for sheriffs
James earle, GAINESVILLE, newly
elected commander of the Wisconsin
g. A. R., announces the appointment
of the following personal staff: e. B.
Heimstreet, Lake Mills. assistant ad
jutant general and quartermaster; M.
y. Briggs, Dodgeville, chief of staff;
Murray AcCallun, Neenah, mastering
officer; Hosea w Rood, Madison, pa
rioic Instructor; NJ. L. Snyder, Wau-
kssha, tudge-advocate: Alfred S. Eaton,
Superior, inspector; John w. Canes,
Ripon, master Of transportation; Henry
Marston, Kilbourne, color sergeant.
The Supreme court has denied a
writ Of hebeas corpus for Harry S.
Gordon, Kenosha, who is serving six