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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

8

Three Regulars Sentenced by Court Martial

New York reports three soldiers from the 29th infantry and Tenth cavalry punished after court martiales. Anthony Burns, disrespected his CO and stole funds, receiving three years in prison and dishonorable discharge. Eugene Harris gets five years at Leavenworth for looting Fort Jay. Arthur Edwards, after assaulting a guard with a pick handle, receives ten years.

New York Henry C. Clement, Jr 29Th Infantry Anthony F. Burns Eugene E. Harris Leavenworth Harris Fort Jay Company M Arthur J. Edwards Tenth Cavalry Pine Creek Edwards Grant

Y M C A Basketball Tourney Opens Tonight

The Y M C A league opens with Nationals vs Cardinals and Athletics vs Maroons. Games every Thursday at 8 p m, promising strong play and large crowds as fans back their teams for the pennant. Lineups list captains and key players for all four clubs.

Cardinals Athletics Maroons Nationals F. A. Nelson R. FP G. Bedessen E. Krause L. F P. Christell H. Rennebaum A. Ulrich R. G A. Kolb L. G. Athletics P. Collins FE. Erickson R. F M. Peterson A. Dornbach C. Preutz J. B V. Jacobson E. Voight Cc. Grimes J. Weisse L. G

Johnny Coulon Opens Winter Campaign in New Orleans

Chicago bantamweight Johnny Coulon leaves for New Orleans tonight to begin his winter campaign. He will face Charley Harvey in a ten round bout on December 3 to kick off the season.

Chicago Johnny Coulon New Orleans Coulon Charley Harvey

Attell Still Fights On as Moore Outboxed at Fairmount

New York December 1 Abe Attell, veteran featherweight champion, survived a stinging performance by Pat Moore at the Fairmount Athletic Club. Moore scored a seventh round knockdown but Attell dominated with rapid jabs and uppercuts, flooring Moore in earlier rounds and leaving the Philadelphia foe exhausted after a wide points fight.

New York Abe Attell Fairmount Athletic Club Pat Moore Philadelphia Moore Attell Abe

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Winter Troubles Fast

A reminiscence on winter pains and ailments ends with Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the great healer of burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. The ad claims quick relief and lists 25 cents at O. T. Erhart.

Bucklen Arnica O. T. Erhart

Billy Thompson Emerges as Possible Chicago Mayor Candidate

Chicago sports figures back former cow boy yachtsman and football captain William Hale Thompson as a potential Republican mayoral candidate. Thompson, noted for leading the 1896 Chicago Athletic football team to a national title, serves as Illinois Athletic club director and Chicago Yacht club commodore. His yacht Welmore has dominated the Machinac race for three years.

Chicago William Hale Thompson Billy Thompson Chicago Athletic United States Illinois Athletic Club Chicago Yacht Club

Deep gloom hangs over Johnson home in Chicago

In Chicago on December 1, Jack Johnson faces a wary mood as friends assist in easing his weight burden. He paces the boulevards near his residence while awaiting word from his automobiles, hoping freight cars arrive within a month. His partner Mammy Johnson fears he may buy another car if they do not.

Chicago Jack Johnson Johnson Jack

Cuban keeps pool title after record run in New York

Alfred de Oro the Cuban three cushion billiard champion regained the title by a record 81 break in a final run against Jerome Keogh. The three nights of play ended with de Oro delivering the finest exhibition seen in New York as he overcame a 30 point deficit in the last block.

New York Alfred de Oro Jerome Keogh

Minnesota Favored to Host Western Track Meet Next Summer

With a Western Conference meeting near, Minnesota appears best to host the western championships next summer. Chicago and Minnesota are the only conference cities large enough, and sentiment favors moving the meet from Chicago to the Gophers.

Chicago Minnesota Gophers Maroons

Rag continues to be about the only thing properly fletcherized

A terse observation notes that despite free teachings, the rag remains the main source people rely on for fletcherizing skills. The remark hints at a skeptical view of teaching value versus practical newspaper practices.

Athletes Wait for Monograms and Sports Plans

The athletic association debated monogram changes awaiting the actual letters. Old English letters for three games in basketball and LC for two games in football were favored, with red and black trims for track and a black cross for baseball pending final approval. Also approved were a football team half tone for Booster and papers, a Thanksgiving fundraiser yielding 18.75, and a Christmas dance to be scheduled. Prof. H. Kline reported finances, showing a healthy treasury once all football funds are collected. A motion to award two extra championship medals to Stavrum and Chamberlain was tabled. Saturday night a six o clock dinner for football players and cheerleaders. class captains to be elected after school today as the season nears.

Athletic Association Chas Wesson H. Kline Chamberlain Hyde Girls’ Athletic Association

TIZ Makes Sore Feet Well Quickly

Shoe relief remedy TIZ promises instant relief and lasting cure for sore sweaty tender and swollen feet corns callouses and bunions. It claims cleansing exudations open pores unlike powders and lets wearers reduce shoe size. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago for 25 cents a box.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

Association to vote thanks for papers and Prof Spence

Votes of thanks will be sent to the local newspapers for their help in printing football games. Prof Spence who officiated all contests will receive a vote of thanks for the efficient manner in which he conducted the season.

Spence

Government Postal Jobs Open to Young Men

Uncle Sam offers examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and other federal clerk positions with annual salaries from 800 to 1400 dollars. Free scholarships are available this month and thousands of appointments are expected. Prepare now with Central Schools Rochester NY.

Uncle Sam Rochester N. Y

Cubs miss Nebraska phenom Noyes in bidding battle

St Louis officials report Ernie Noyes the Nebraska star pitcher, studied at Northwestern, was purchased by the St Louis Americans for 2500 dollars. Noyes says he would have signed if Chance had offered a contract and expresses hope to help St Louis.

Chicago Charles F. Murphy Chicago Cubs Ernie Noyes Nebraska Joe Tinker Noyes Northwestern University St. Louis Americans Kearney Neb Cubs St. Louis

Tremblay Meets Jordan in Preliminary Bout in Chicago

Eugene Tremblay of Montreal will face Young Jordan of Chicago on December 7 in a preliminary bout to the Hackenschmidt Westergaard grappling match. Tremblay replaces Walter Miller the welterweight champion, and their prior clash left a chilly feud between the two grapplers.

Chicago Walter Miller Eugene Tremblay Montreal Young Jordan Empire A. C Jordan Tremblay

Fortifying the Panama Canal Dominates Incoming Congress

New Orleans delegates report the fortification of the Panama Canal will be pressed in the upcoming session. Congressmen returning from the canal zone warn that England and Japan plan no ship lines ready to cross the isthmus when the canal opens.

New Orleans Panama Canal Congressiold Committee On Arts and Canal Zone England Japan

Scrofula and the Swift Specific Co

Scrofula shown as a glandular disease mainly affecting the neck and other parts when blood is weakened by a poison. The text promotes S S S as a blood purifier that removes infection and builds new blood while strengthening the system and aiding healing. Free book and medical advice offered by The Swift Specific Co Atlanta.

S.S. S S.S.S Swift Specific CO

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