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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1907

Page

5

Deer Kill Count Surges in State This Year

Game warden reports 10 000 deer killed statewide this season with about 5 670 shipped by rail and 12 settlers licenses issued. Nonresident licenses total 247 with 6 175 in fees, small game 3600, residents 9 500 licenses with 9 500 in fees. In November, 13 seizures of illegally caught game yielded 117.96 dollars. 59 arrests for fish and game violations with 1 150 in fines and 116.24 costs. One convict jailed 20 days. three others jailed 30 days.

Stone Gazte

Rebels Confer for Peace in Algeria Conflict

Emissaries from the Beniz Nassen tribe meet General Liateuty, commander of French troops, in Oran to seek a cessation of hostilities amid alarm following the defeat of Marabout who had proclaimed a holy war.

Oran Algeria Liateuty Marabout

Lecture Topic Beauty Brains and Boodle by Dr Riley

Dr Riley delivers tonight's lecture on beauty and brains and boodle exploring social myths and political corruption. The talk examines how public perception intersects with wealth influence in early 20th century society.

Missionary Convention At Mrs Colman’s Home

The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church met at Mrs J S Colman s home for a missionary convention. Delegates reported from India China Africa Japan Turkey and Syria with Dr Morikubo aiding from Japan. A group portrait and Japanese tea followed, with visitors present and a sense of a pleasant profitable evening.

First Methodist Church J. S. Colman Louise Buell Mabel Nice India Edith Fisher Clara KeHog Ella Peterson China Ruth Bradfield Maud Darling Africa Eva Gaymon Olive McLees Japan Dr. Morikubo Stella Trane Lulu Page Turkey Syria

Card clubs meet this afternoon across four hosts

The Emanon Card club gathers this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Ray at 1009 State Street. The Tuesday 500 club meets with Mrs. Fred Phillips at 809 Vine Street. Mrs. Wayne Bentley’s circle of the First M. E. church meets in the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames Winslow, Cross and Wilingsen.

Emanon Card Club Fred Ray State Street Fred Phillips Vine Street Wayne Bentley M. E. Church Mesdames Winslow, Cross and Wilingsen

Bazaar at St Marys Church in the school hall

Ladies of St Marys church plan a bazaar in the school on Seventh Street at Cameron Avenue Wednesday and Thursday evenings. A fine supper will be served starting at 5 30 PM until all are served with a large attendance expected.

ST. Mary's Church St. Mary’s Church Seventh and Cameron Avenue Seventh Street William Devall South Bend T. Y. Flipse Sheboygan George Powell Bernhard J. Dockindorf Mieseville Minn Charles Lord Winona Will Powell R. J. Geasey Vancouver B. C J. W. Baird O' Jubuque G. M. Williams Sparta la Crosse Houston Orino O. T. Erhart W. J. Miller Fairview

Surprise Birthday at 62 State Street for Glen Thompson

A delightful gathering at Glen Thompson’s home on State Street last Friday night surprised him as he returned. About twenty guests attended, including Marjorie Savage Agnes Nelson Nora Nelson Lilah Derr Cora Schultze Marjorie Hammond Hazel Getchell Esther Sobeck Beatrice Leissring Jessie Viets Joe Fowler Merle Savage Myron Savage Fred Buchda Carl Winslow Homer Davis Allen Warner and Fred Young. Light refreshments were served and dancing followed.

Glen Thompson State Street Marjorie Savage Agnes Nelson Nora Nelson Lilah Derr Cora Schultze Marjorie Hammond Hazel Getchell Esther Sobeck Beatrice Leissring Jessie Viets Joe Fowler Willis

Toland's Students To Give Dance

Toland business college students invite guests to a Friday evening December 13 social in the school hall. The event, second of its kind, is pitched as a joyous informal hop with plans by committees for invitations, floor music, refreshments, decorations and reception.

Toland Business College

Nominations Made by the President

President Roosevelt sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including William L. Merry as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Charles A. Prouty was renominated to the Interstate Commerce Commission. John Q. Thompson of Kansas named Assistant Attorney General. Henry M. Hoyt of California named Attorney General of Porto Rico. Hugh C. Phillips of Washington named Register of the land office at Vancouver Washington.

Washington Roosevelt Senate Nicaragua Costa Rica William L. Merry California Interstate Commerce Commission Charles A. Prouty Vermont Ohn Q. Thompson Kansas Porto Rico Henry M. Hoyt Register of the Land Office Vancouver Wash Hugh C. Phillips

Our Pie makes lemon chocolate and custard pies easy

A promotional note asserts that any 12 year old girl can bake tasty pies using Our Pie with full directions on every package. It argues pie is a daily diet item, not a luxury, and urges readers to order multiple packages to please family and friends.

Musicale Tonight at Masonic Temple

Professor Jacob Reuter leads a concert at the Masonic temple with Reuter's string quartet and soprano Minnie May. A home talent event expected to draw strong patronage and a large audience.

Masonic Temple Jacob Reuter Reuter Minnie May

Popular Lecturer at Baptist Church Tonight

An interesting event in Baptist church circles will be the lecture tonight of Dr. W. B. Riley of Minneapolis in the church auditorium. Dr Riley has a magnetic personality and is one of the very popular lecturers before the public.

Baptist Church W. B. Riley Minneapolis Riley

Personal notices and social calls fill La Crosse pages

Local items report travel to Austin Minnesota for a funeral, visits by Ctizens to La Crosse, and social calls by H Wagner and others. Skating lessons, roller rink events, medical ads for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, and multiple city callers including Jorgenson Williams and Reed family. Notable mentions include Dr Powell, architects Dockindorf, and firms in the area.

Leon Gavin Mas Austin Minn William Gavin John Dengler H. Wagner Parkinson and Dockindorf Sparta Park

German Admiral Defends Navy Age Limit Move

Berlin December 10 Admiral von Tirpitz secretary of the admiralty defended the proposal to shorten the battleship age limit from 25 to 20 years He cited the American navy where 16 years is viewed as the maximum service term in the ruling budget committee hearing

Berlin Reichstag Committee On von Tirpitz Admiralty

Public exam for La Crosse Police Department careers

The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners announces a public examination for applicants to the La Crosse Police Department to be held at the City Building on Wednesday December 11 1907 at 730 pm. L C Colman secretary issues the notice from La Crosse Wisconsin dated December 5 1907.

Police Department City of la Crosse Wisconsin Board OF Police and Fire Commissioners

Brayton Returns From West Visit in City

City notice records W J Brayton returning from the west for a visit in City Building on Thursday December 12 1907 at 7 39 p m.

W. J. Brayton

Spectacular Piano Sale With Large Stock and Easy Terms

Beautiful instruments available now with no waiting. A large stock of standard made pianos and organs from world renowned manufacturers offered at unusually low prices this week. All items are clearly marked with plain figures and special terms enable home ownership for families, with emphasis on immediate action and savings.

Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure Offered For All Ages

A VOA style advertorial extols Gray's Yerba Santa as a wonder cough remedy benefiting children youths adults and seniors with a spicy aromatic taste. The ad claims vegetable ingredients root herb bark and flower composition and promotes 50c and 1.00 bottles sold at 503 Main Street.

Gray

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Canada New York John C. Burns E.H. Jackel Bette South 6Th Street A. & C. Johnson Main Street the Mariner Pharmacy Society Clubs and Societies Toland Koch Ella Budepast L. E. Carpenter Melrose Arctic Ice & Fuel Co Neillsville Charles Hooker Wausau Jack Frost Hollister Rocky Mountain T. A. Youngmen K. Knuteson Viroqua I. Pedelen Tomah J. Williams Bangor C. S. Cameron Waukesha Foley Thomas Morris Madison Railroad Commission Onalaska J. Mullen A. H. Dementer Lanesboro E. G. Klock Wykoff H. G. Randall A. J. Moulding Oconomowoc Annila Swenson Peterson F. Boehm J. Donovan Harmony William Blexrud Spring Grove G. A. Anderson F. G. Clarke Fargo N. D Nature John O. Krosheim Mabel Morley Gateway City T. F. Bailey W. H. Lewiston Everette Arthur Huss Trempealeau J. W. Irish Ashland First Methodist Mildred White St. Charles Will Hickisch Eugene Thomas Chicago Arthur P. Thomas Germania Hall Mary Miller Cashton St. Francis Hospital Gunderson Christianson Henry Otten Mississippi Street Evans B. F. Oltman City News St. Patrick's Church Fleck Louis Gilbertson A. L. Sanborn United States John A. Alyward Timothy Ryan H. H. Manson Milwaukee Road Dubuque Carrol Court Carroll Court Catholic Order of Foresters Roger A. Murrel Conrad J. R. Murrel South Eighth Street R. C. Kuhn Smith Chapter No. 13 TRE Salem Mass Gorham Company LIC RED Cross Drug Stores Reitzel’s Aan H. W. Barker al Runckel L. C. Colman la Crosse, Wis Bergh Piano Company Chas. Beyschla S Drug Store H. G. Rogers Tribune
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