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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
8
Mrs. Daniel Richardson testified she was bound to a rail and ridden by six women defendants in Volo Illinois last July. She recalled escaping several times but was recaptured each time and mud was thrown over her. The alleged incident followed gossip about her with her brother-in-law.
Portland report says Idaho state pure food commission banned finger bowls from dining cars traveling through Idaho as insanitary and unnecessary. The ban extends to cafes hotels and restaurants in the state.
In Paris M. Jules Clarette of the Comedie Francaise fined a theater extra two francs for missing a performance of Phedre. The absent actor later sold Claretie's autograph letter for 10 francs, turning negligence into profit.
Two full houses laughed and applauded the western comedy drama at the La Crosse theater as Van Dyke and Eaton Co pleased large audiences. An extra matinee is set for Friday after the last act with men leaving for a ladies Q&A session by Miss Ethel May. Free presents to all attendees. Amateurs perform Friday night and Ethel May's final La Crosse show is Saturday night.
The program shows In and Around the Grand Canyon of Arizona with a descent by mule train along sheer walls and native Hopi and Navajo scenes. Other features include ocean survivor rescues, oil fire, Paris flight, marine life study, palmistry, Monte Carlo yachting, and a French Alps motor ride.
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County probate notice assigns six months from November 18, 1913 for creditors to file claims against Nels Nelson of Campbell Town. Hans Jorstad is administrator. The court will hear and adjust all claims May 19, 1914 at 10:00 A.M. in the La Crosse Courthouse.
A ban dit band raided Plum Manitoba yesterday afternoon holding up the Bank of Montreal branch and killing the manager. Citizens fled as shots were fired and mounted police close in on the robbers pursuing through the surrounding countryside.
United States steamship inspectors found Captains Letinsky and McKinnon not guilty of the Plymouth barge disaster. They face charges for navigation violations on the tug Martin and are to stand trial at Marquette on December 11 and 12.
A Washington Herald quip has a man apologizing for snubbing a young bank clerk. The clerk later cashes a check, and the man discovers the clerk recalls him, turning the street encounter into an ironic comeuppance.
A historic note describes a kidney and bladder remedy using half ounce Buchu extract half ounce Murax compound and six ounces gin to be taken after meals. It warns of back pain frequent urination and groin pain as signs of deranged kidneys and mentions Brights disease and diabetes as potential serious outcomes. Local pharmacists report high demand over the past five years.
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