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rs. Boston. Rogers & WEBB,
10 State 81.
II; HARRIS, MaSill, CIT. Bk. Bldg
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PARCEL POST

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American l. Manchurian LIN.
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American & African Lins
Amer. Mediter. g. Levant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line
E.lerman & Bucknall S. s. Co., Ltd.
lsthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
Pana,na-Far East L.ne
Sec Gen. Tpts.. Maritime Vapcug
20 Beaver ST., \. \. Broad 1900.
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(OdS w Ion
BALTIMORE FROM NEW YORK
neds. (rr>, sats. (F) clyde Line
CHARLESTON
FROM NEW YORK
Tues. GoT). Thurs. (PF), Sats. (PF
Clyde Line
GALVESTON FROM REV YORK
Tues. (F). Thurs (F}. Sat. (r)
Southern Pacific Co.
GALVESTON
FROM NEW YORK
Wednesdays (PF). Saturdays 81
Mallory Line
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW YORK
Tues. GF} Thurs. (Pi?, sats (pFO
Clyde Line
KEY WEST
FROM REV YORK
Wednesdays (PF) Mallory Limo
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, San Fran
csco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
FROM NEW YORK
May o7-N. T.. ALEXANDER tT) Nawsco
Juns 3-WILLFANO (F) Williams SIS. Co.
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, Wilmington.
San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
FROM NEW YORK
Juno 15-- ORIENTAL (fT) Dollar Line
LOS ANGELES, San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle, Tacora-Also see New
York, San Francisco
FROM NEW YORK
Nay eo-AMER1cAN O1) U.A.L
.rune -PENNSYIVAN,lA (F) U Al
.illr- 'i.f}f' ~ ~
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[tis Steamship COMPANY
|suopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.

I SrQadwav, =. =. Broad DOL
SIC, IL ". Adams St. Rand 1915
Or; 609 Ca-ondelet B'g. Main 649
'.ls. Ir,erl Fr't'g Corp.
81: Terminal Shipping CO.
..o.k Harriss, Macill & Co, inc
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b L Co., A. H., Agent.
ribbean Line

We.. st., \. y. Bowling Gn 29oo
!ribbeau Line
Bridge ST., y. Y. Big G'n leo0A
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Addresses and Te
nd Line
'sas s..s St, Ny. B'n G'n 'as4-'-s'
L.s.s Hawaiian $. 5. Co. $50.
I.s,o.dvsy'N'f' "ni'sn'i' '0z0'
L.ds,, Li'e e. NJ h''
svsirsy, n J. r,,..,,o
L.,;.,, Ship & Commerce Corp.
- American Lines. Man'g Agt
srosavay' n J ""''eh"'l 1920
A.ta Fruit Co. :. u,, ....
] satsry PIN y "h''shaii osos'
r,erort line II NJ Ny
s-s.issy. \: y
-. s.aG'n $780, FSt. whisal 2oeo.
s,.s., Darrell Agent
r,....p.zs;er & Co., Ltd.
gs.sr.:s'p y y. Broad 4soo'
Busr S. S. Lines, Inc.
Battery Pl., \. y. Whitehall 1900.
tsar Line
!. Lloyd Eoyal Beige, St. Anonym'
,,k Diamond Steamship Corp.
l IrY67Exch p. Rect. 1s92-2e17-Is.
eaa.: SS1 Walnut st.
s,,..mo-e: 50 South Calvert s.,
scsgo: 11l2 Webster Bldg.
a..-oit: co.. Free Press Bldg.
l-.s. Boston. Rogers & WEBB,
70 State 81.
II; HARRIS MaSill, CIT. Bk. Bldg
E& Co., A. H., Agents
West St, Ny. Bowling Ga 900
!ribbean Line
!. Bridge ST. Ny. B's On leo0A
trds Steamship Company
,trS6, y. 2. NY. Cana $500
...43 :. r., y. \. (For'n Ssyvice)
2nopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.
rBroadwav. Ny. Broad 5151
,it,. IL ". Adams St. Rand 1915
o.; 609 Ca-ondelet B'g. Main 64S
'.i.s.; Ir,erl Fr't'g Corp.
| .i..: Terminal Shipping Co.
..o.k Harriss, Macill & Co, inc
l,ud.Anchor Line,
Broadway. Ny. B's 6 $500
Giorgio Fruit Corporation
Broadway, y. y. Bs G'n 77o3
ss Line
Moore ST, Il. BE Ga e5tt
|.hnsss Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
lls-1sl's Vilson Line
t.-in Phoenix Line.
AGs sAediterranea Levant Line
sMdway, y. y, Broad OILS
:mt Steamship Corporation
si:oa way, = !. Bowi'g G'n 3o4o
'rs.h Line
t'zpagne Gcnera!e Trsnslantique
:: State St. Ny. Big G'n 1000
iua.ss. Witty & Co., Ltd.
Tgrness Lines
Faraess Bermuda Line
AWh!.eha!! ST., y. Y. BE G'n7Soo
i.n.ral Navigation Co.
l Broadway, y. Y. B'g G'n e425
uface Line, Inc.
10 aanoye. So, \ y B'g S'n 1850.
a,ria, Masill & Co., Inc.
I Moore ST., n. Y. B'g GIN 1881,
i'uton 1 Co., RIP.
II Beaver St, y. y. Broad 1885.
llnp.hal Navigation Company
Scotland. St, y. y Rector 254o.
[tF.c. Lines Gu. S. S.B.)
'a'a,donal Freighdng Corporation
~, a Whitehall St. Big G'n 1890
''Asq Lafayette Bldg Lombard a636
@aahonal Mercantile Marine
ssicaa Lin.
fs.e Star Linz
I I a'aatio Transport Lin.
hi Star Line
L.
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North Atlantic & Western s. s. CO.
Elder Steel Steamship Co.
20 Moore st, Ny. Be G'n 1895.
90 Broad St. Y. Broad 1920.
136 SO 4th ST., Phila. Lombard s7al
Ill Summer ST., Boston. Beach $50.
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l...., D.iel, Agent

r,....p.-p;er & Co., Ltd.
n.v.s,..s.., y, y. Broad 4soo,
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N. Y, & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Norton, Lilly & Co.

25 B'way, n y. Bowl's G'nS5
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asa6onal Mercantile Marins

@uuudI NNerCantlle WArInt
s.'icaa Line
Ste Star Line
s-4a'!c Transport Line
I'll Star Line
Ds'.sad Line
ed { Head Lines
sa'ts Star Dominion Lin.
0'oadway, y. Y.
- ."ac On $500; Fgt, Whitel 2oeo
:" ''o'a la Sale ST., Chicago.
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,,k Diamond Steamship Corn.

! d, Lloyd Koysl Beige, St. Anonyms
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Norwegian.American Line
Oriental Navigation Co.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

10 Hanover So, Ny
Bowling Green 1850
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ks,,ss SIS. Lines, Inc.
k4iian Line

ss,.e,y p, \. !. v hItehall IS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Munson Steamship Lines
Nawmo Lines

g. Wall St, \. y. Big G'n $500.
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers
Lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anenvme

L'oyu Noyai beige, st. Anonyme
10 Pearl St, NY. Bowling G'n $3.50
Lloyd Sabaudo
See Furncss, Witty T. Co, Ft. Art.
Lord & Head Line. q. M. N.Y.
] Broadway, n. y.
Pgr. B'g G'n $500: Fst. WhiteI, a0so
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier S. n. R., \. Y. Canal $500.
Mallory Transport Lines. Inc.
Il Broadway, Ny. B'c G'u o3oo.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship lines.
B'wsy, Ny. Bowling G'n 2Sss.
Munson Steamship Lines
g. Wall St, \. y. Big G'n $500.
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aaa',a Steamship Line.
ne ,'cac Coast Serv, Traffic Dept.
"'0s'isndt ST., NY. Rector os2o.
"a a Steamship Co., Inc.
s. ~ bldg, ~ Beaver ST., n. 7.
s'a'd s7oo. Branch ofic.,: Chi.
's'' ph..sdelphi..
we Lines
10 Combined s.rvic. Of ii. North
,,,.' - 'otth Line. Inc, and Kleppe
80 ~ ine,). ll-1s Moore St. N, Y.
'''ans Green siso-4.
1,,''t 1 Holt Lin.
broadway. n. Y. Brosd ss21.
'''ah' 's''a Steamship Co., Ltd.
~'0se St., Ny. Big G'n a42S-A.
~. ,'!!l Lin. u. M. N.Y.
). .s'esdvay, N. Y.
1s On $500; rst. Whit 2oso.
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Moore & Mccormack Co.. Inc

Commercial Steamship lines.
. B'wsy, \, Y. Bowling G'n 2sss.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-03
HIGHSCHOOL NOTES

Dorothy and Stanley Stewart, from
Bruce, enrolled in the highschool Mon
day. Dorothy is a Junior and Stanley
freshman.
Mr.. Seabern of the L. G.. Smith Type
writer Co., was at the highschool last
week overhauling the typewriters
Ladysmith won at Rice Lake Satur-
day by score of 33 to o.
The boys of the highschool were
favored by a lecture from DR.. Sher-
wood, Of the state health department,
Thursday of last week.
Last week on Wednesday the stu
dent body heard very interesting lee
ture on Thrift" by Mr.. Hunter. He
made clear to every student the impor-
lance of, a saving In order to get
ahead you must must get head
Thirty-two students have reported
their desire to partake of the hot
lunches served at noon by the Domes-
tic Science department under the di-
rection of Miss Walla.
The regular meeting of the literary
society was held yesterday. A fine
program and d big attendance is re-
ported
Tomorrow the football team goes to
Park Falls. The slogan of the team
on this trip will be Here is Where
Park Falls
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RAPID WORK ON
COURT CALENDAR

Continued from page l

Continued from page L
7. A. Payne ct al VS.. Charles VOlk-
man ct al. Continued, with good
prospects for settlement out of court.
Thomas & Fisher VS.. Philip j.
Chock. Judgment for plaintiffs.
School District No. 6, Strickland, VS..
Phil Koehler and it. School Dist. NO
8. Judgment for plaintiff.
Chas. w. Dodge ct al VS.. Earl Nc
Gee. Judgment for plaintiffs.
State Bank of Holcombe VS.. Earl
McGee Judgment for plaintiff.
One Divorce Granted
Hawkins State Bank VS.. j. F. Nit
chell ct al. Settled.
Fred Crandell VS.. V. e. Conwell.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Matte C. Ingraham VS.. l.. j. lngra-
ham. Divorce granted.
Minnie l.. Patterson VS.. Charles W.
Patterson. Continued
Eleanor Jilek VS.. Charles Jilek.
Continued.
Geo C. burlington VS.. w. l.. Camp
bell ct al. Continued.
Alvine Lensch VS.. c.. J. Feemster
Continued.
Cora A. L. Sargent VS.. w. B. Sar-
gent. Continued.
Jurors Discharged
The Jurors were discharged yester-
day morning.
The regular term of the circuit court
will convene on Nov. s.
Applicants For Citizenship
The following named foreign-born
persons have petitiOned the court to be
naturalized:
Those who have already been ex'
amined are Frank Elmer, Wasil Dukas
John Dobias, Tony Rogoski, Albert
Skobel, Frank Oquist, John Jemela
The unexamined: George Mannebach
Rev. Charles A. Gleissner. Bernt Sven
| son. Fridolf Matson, Matt Jensen, Err
nest Perlitz, Fritz Perlitz, Constantine
Kintonis, Frank BlaszkOwski, Ma.
| tewsz Liszewski, Joseph q u b e k
Frank Pojeta, Stanislaw Golat, Peter
Thomas, Carl Burke, Anton Radke
Petr Somer, Joseph Barta, John HUM
Steve Senyk, Adam Monusko Werner
Holm. Philip Kaiser, Frank Jerkich.
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WEYERHAEUSER

) Insurance in best companies
Weyerhaeuser State Bank 1Stf
Theo. Priem and family were Lady
smith callers Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Frenchick was home
from Ladysmith for over Sunday.
All the ghosts and COLLINS were
seen on duty Halloween night.
Miss Beryl Funk visited over the
weekend at the Mozart home.
Miss Iva Christensen spent Tuesday
in Ladysmith having dental work
DONE
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Christensen and
daughter, Iva, motored to Barron on
Sunday.
The basketball team practiced Tues
day and the team promises to be a
good one.
Miss Nina Grimsley attended the
electrical confetti ball at Ladysmith
Tuesday evening.
L. G. Koehler and children went to
Barron Sunday to visit Mrs. Koehler
and baby, Marion.
Mrs. Henry Duca returned Tuesday
from White Bear, Mimi, where she
has been visiting friends
Mrs Jesse Peacore, of Dallas, is
visiting at the e. E. Tabor and Bah
cock homes this week.
Miss Hazel Burt and Bernice Nc
Cart spent the weekend with their
parents at New Hutchinson.
Knb1sCIya Dawn WORKING
and Mayme Hess are serving on the
Jury at Ladysmith this week.
The E. E. Tabor family motored to
Big Falls Sunday to view the work
that is being done on the Big Falls
dam.
Miss Marvel Maffett and Ray Benson
were over from Ladysmith Sunday
and spent the day at the former
home.
Lawrence PREM, one of our 1922
highschool graduates, is now teach,
ing a country school at New Salem,
n. d.
Miss Babe LaTour went to Lady
smith Saturday as the weekend guest
of the Misses Marvel Maffett and
Ethel Frenchick.
A few from here attended the dance
at Rusk farm Saturday, Oct. 2S, the
attendance from here being small on
account of the dance at Joes hall.
Miss Mae PREM, who attended the
University of Wisconsin last year, is
now teaching at New Salem, n. ID.
and reports that she likes the work
very much.
Mrs. l.. G. Koehler went to Barron
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-03
is ISLAND OF FEUDAL POMP
Rulers and People of Bali, Near Su-
matra, Extremely Fond of Cor
geous Display.

Ii you search on map of Malaysia
long enough you will find the Sunda
islands. They are located to the south
and west of Sumatra, and, like Su-
matra and Java, and other isles near
by, are under the rule of Holland. Per
haps II you have large map you may
be able to discover a tiny speck, at
tached to VIII: CHI will be the name
Bali"
The island of Bali is about. 1890
square miles in area, and is most
picturesque isle. Long ago it was
conquered by hosts from India.
Although the Dutch rule Bali, and
Hollander sits at the table about
which Balinese raja gathers his
chiefs to make laws, the iron hand is
light in Bali. Indeed, a Bali over
lord is permitted many wives, many
dancing girls, many houses and as
much pomp and gorgeous display of
his high estate as his most regal an
cestor ever contrived to show. Feudal
rule in all it's magnificence-but minus
much of its impressiveness-is to be
seen at it's best or worst in Bali today.
Some of the Balinese, particularly
the farmers, are virtually serfs. But
they manage to live better, perhaps,
than their brothers on the mainland
of India. One reason, may be, is that
the caste system is not so oppressive
in Bali as 1t is in India.
Trhe ears of the Balinese maideHare
pierced when she is baby. When
she grows up. into the lobe of her ear
is thrust cylinder of bone. When a
Balinese girl becomes a wife the bone
cylinders give place to cylinders of
silver or gold. But when Balinese
wife achieves the proud position of a
mother then the earrings vanish en-
tirely.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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MURRY

=. M. Brown made a business trip
to Bruce Monday
John Tromblay, of Park Falls, is
visiting at the Walter Fillion home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scheel are the
proud parents of a daughter, born
Oct 26.
Bert Begin returned from Rockford,
Mimi, last Wednesday, making the
trip by auto.
Miss Tillie Clark returned to MinOc-
qua Monday, after visiting home folks
for two weeks.
A large crowd attended the supper
at ST. Anne's church Thursday even
ing. Over $35 were cleared
There will be English services con-
Quoted by Rev. F. Flierl at Dist. No.
6 schoolhouse, Nov. 5, at 200 p. m.
Quite a number from here attended
the Halloween and basket social at
the Lone Pine school Tuesday night.
There will be movies, followed by
an old-time dance at Cherry's hall at
hurry Tuesday night, Nov. Z. Every
one is assured good time
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scheel and
daughters, of Bruce, called at the c.
Kittelson home Sunday afternoon,
making the acquaintance of the lit
tile granddaughter.
Quite happy crowd of neighbors
congregated at the Berg home Wednes-
day night giving miscellaneous
shower" for Miss Sadie Berg, whose
marriage to John Ryan took place
Nov. 1. The young couple received
MANY appropriate gifts
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AUCTION SALES

Nov 6, II 80 p. m.-Louis Leitz,
miles east of Bruce. Horses, cattle
machinery and household goods.
Nov s, 100 p. m.-Bert Godfrey
49, miles east of hurry. Horses, cat
tle machinery and chickens.
Oscar Engstrom will sell his per
sonal property consisting OF horses
cattle, machinery, hay and grain, at his
farm known as the L. w. Cox farm
31a miles west of Sheldon, at 10
o'clock, Nov g. Mr.. EngstrOm has
some good horses and cows to offer.
Mullen & Hand will sell 40 head OF
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WEIRGOR

There were Lutheran services here
Sunday.
Walter Duffy, of Hayward was a
caller in Weirgor Monday.
Will Phalen and Bill Wright, of La
dysmith, were in the village Monday.
Oscar Peterson and Harry Johnson
returned home from Winter Saturday.
Jens Jorgenson and Mr.. Phelan, of
Hayward, were callers here Sunday.
Clark Bowen's mother arrived here
Tuesday from Washington for visit
A hard-times social was held at the
VIM. Sickler home Thursday even
ing.
Miss Lucille Clifford spent the
weekend with her parents in Lady
smith.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Serber Thursday afternoon,
Nov 8.
weiner roast was held in the
basement of the schoolhouse Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. La Rue will leave Saturday
evening for Chicago to visit Mesdames
Haynes and Steve.
Mrs. Maggie Nelson has returned
Ia her home in South Dakota, after
visit with her son, Hubert, and
brother, James Stage.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John
La Rue entertained crowd OF folks
at a Halloween party. The evening
was pleasantly spent in singing and
playing games.
Friday afternoon crowd OF women
and children gathered at the school
house and spent a pleasant afternoon,
Miss Sena Nelson and pupils had a
short, but very good program. Lunch
was served to about 95 people.
Rev. Kellar held services here Sun
day. He was accompanied by DR.. YER
ity, of Appleton. DR.. Verify has been
a missionary in China for 20 years
and he gave very fine address on
the missionary work and conditions
in China. Monday evening DR.. Verify
gave lecture assisted by stereopticon
slides. A large crowd attended. We
only wish we could hear fine speaker
like DR.. Verify often.
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Friday to take her baby, Marion. who
has been i'll for sometime, to the hos
pital for treatmena. Reeves Ellison
drove them down in the car.
Halloween party was held at the
Mike Ellison home Friday evening,
Oct. q. Games and other amuse,
ments furnished the evenings enter
tainment. and f'e time was en-
loved by ALL Lunch was served at a
late hour.
What might have been a serious
fire occurred at the Fred Apker home
Saturday evening during their alb
sence. On leaving that night Mr.. Ap'
ker blew out the light, or thought he
did, but the flame went into the oil
and during their absence it exploded
arid the .@itchen Ncabinet on which
the lamp was setting, was soon in
flames. The fire was extinguished be
fore serious damage was done.
400 on Savings. = W e We haeuser
State Bank. 1Stt