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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

2

Swamp Root Ad Offers Free Kidney Remedy Sample

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims wide testing success and offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail to readers who mention the paper and send their address to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Regular bottles sold by druggists are fifty cents to one dollar.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Dunn Arrested Here In Hotel Fraud Case

J. M. Dunn, sought in Rockford Illinois for defrauding a hotel man, was arrested at the Hotel Stoddard and will be held for authorities in Rockford. Dunn is said to be involved in organizing several insurance companies across the state.

J. M. Dunn Rockford Ill

Man Killed Wrong Man In Roodhouse Inquest Belief

In Roodhouse Illinois the inquest into a fatal shooting reveals William Barnhart a switch foreman at Alton killed his wife and Charles Clapp believing they were too intimate. The staged alibi for Clapp is presented as likely false and the tragedy shown as a terrible mistake.

Roodhouse, Ill Wm. Barnhart Alton Chas Clapp

Plans For Tournament Set By Directors At Terry's Alleys

Directors finalize arrangements for an upcoming bowling tournament at Terry's Alleys with state bowlers prepared to compete. Event details remain subject to local scheduling and participation confirmations.

Elliott Returns and Medwizky Sale Shake Up Wisconsin Bowling

The Wisconsin Bowling association set the 1909 series for Terry's alleys with six lanes across venue. Henry H. Harpke will run a women’s tournament Jan 23 to Jan 30 alongside the men’s, with a $25 state team prize. Medwizky sold to the St. Louis Nationals for 323060, Elliott re elected to the La Crosse directors, Mahoney ousted, and funds aimed to lift a treasury deficit with a Jan 15 Linkerhall ball targeting at least $500 profit.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Bowling Association Terry's Henry H. Harpke Milwaukee Bowling Association Jane Elliott Mahoney Medwizky St. Louis Nationals Ball George Linker Mr. Linker St. Louis la Crosse Eddie Konetchy Saile St. Louis Cardinals Med la Crosse Association Pink” Hawley Cardinals Linkerhall

Boosters top Y M C A league standings reshaped

In Saturday Y M C A basketball action the Boosters beat the Cubs 49 to 13, Giants defeated Hustlers 38 to 22, W B U Red Sox beat Monarchs 22 to 19, and Iroquois overwhelmed Wisconsin Telephone 28 to 21, altering the league standings.

Boosters Cubs Giants Hustlers W. B. U. Red Sox Monarchs Iroquois Wisconsin Telephone Co P. W Pet. Boosters Errrerer Red Sox Peter Etree W. B. U. Cubs Wis. Tel. Co

Notter to ride on coast in winter deal

Joe Notter, last season’s star jockey, accepts Charlie Ellison’s offer to ride Ellison horses at Oakland. He must weigh 1190 pounds and be ready to ride by Christmas Day, with $1000 for six weeks’ work plus winning and losing mount fees. Notter had not planned a coast season but chooses the opportunity.

New York Joe Notter California Charlie Ellison Oakland Joe Ellison Notter

Herman Holds Scalping Report on Cubs Case

Chicago dispatch notes the national commission on the Cubs scalping case has not yet announced its finding. Garry Herrmann as chairman may choose when to reveal the opinion, with the result likely lingering in minds of President Johnson and Executive Pulliam for days or months.

Chicago National Commission Cubs Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Garry Johnson Pulliam

Ball charity hopes fuel La Crosse baseball drive

Directors plan a summer fundraising ball to cover team costs. Tickets will be sent to fans and business leaders with suggested contributions based on means. The event aims to be a major season highlight and profitable, as fairs in other cities showed large returns.

Elliott Freeport Bulletin la Crosse John A. Elliott la Crosse Association Friends of Baseball Freeport Rockford Tech

Ban Johnson and Comiskey Host Game Dinner in Chicago

Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey held a game dinner at the Automobile club in Chicago where moose and caribou from the north were eaten, the extinct game defied by the queters who ate all but the hoofs and horns. Artie Hofman arrived at club HQ en route to St. Louis for holidays, gaining fifteen pounds and praising the Cubs as winners. He predicts Evers will rejoin the team on the training trip and notes Charley Murphy shares the optimism. John runs a Troy popularity contest for a best liked citizen automobile prize, seemingly leading.

Chicago Ban Johnson Chas. Comiskey Automobile Club Artie Hofman Club St. Louis Arthur Cubs Johnny Evers Charley Murphy Cub Evers John Troy

La Crosse Defeats Salmites In Big Victory

A La Crosse team overcame the Salmites with a decisive win. An accompanying ad promotes Pazo Ointment promising cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee for 50 cents.

Central League managers selected for Wheeling and Terre Haute

In Fort Wayne on December 15, it was reported that Dick Padden may become Wheeling manager replacing Tom Fleming. Wheeling used fifty seven players last season. William F Cuppy Groeschow bought a sixth stake in Terre Haute and will manage.

Fort Wayne Dick Padden St. Paul St. Louis Wheeling Tom Fleming William F Cuppy) Groeschow Terre Haute

Marked For Death By Cough Healed By New Discovery

Mrs A C Williams of Backy credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a grave yard cough that haunted her for three years. She claims the remedy increased her weight by 58 pounds and restored her health. The medicine is advertised as a world healing record for coughs colds and lung throat diseases and is sold with guarantee at O T Erhart's drug store with trial bottle free.

O. T. Erhart

Papke and Kelly Set for Twenty Five Round Fight

Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke have trimmed to weight and await the result of their twenty five round bout at the Jeffries Athletic club in Los Angeles tonight. They weigh in at 3 o'clock with Papke the favorite and odds reported from 10 to 9 to 10 to 6 amid strong betting on the Thunderbolt.

Los Angeles Cal Hugo Kelly Billy Papke Jeffries Athletic Club Papke Thunderbolt

Papke Kelly bout draws even money in Los Angeles

Betting for the Hugo Kelly Billy Papke fight in Los Angeles favored Kelly slightly. The winner is set to meet Stanley Ketchel in a forthcoming bout. Money talks but cannot buy conversation, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Los Angeles Cali Hugo Kelly Billy Papke Kelly Stanley Ketchel Cleveland Plain _ Dealer

Big rush in Cupid permits at county clerk office

A land office surge produced several marriage licenses yesterday. Notable pairs include Herman F. Schmaltz and Anna Pappanfuss of La Crosse, Charles L. Gegnn of Green Bay to Maud Gaylord of Rockland, James Pierce of Campbell to Alma Johnson of Campbell, Ole Oleson of Farmington to Alma Mickleson of Farmington, and May Callahan of Minneapolis to John F. Hurley of Georgia.

la Crosse Herman F. Schmaltz Anna Pappanfuss Charles L. Gegnon Green Bay Maud Gaylord Rockland James Pierce Campbell Alma Johnson Ole Oleson Farmington Alma Mickleson May Callahan Minneapolis John F. Hurley Georgia

Time-Saving Wisdom: A Man’s Value Grows When He Kills Less Time

A proverb notes that when a man’s time is valuable, he wastes less of it. The fewer minutes he spends idle, the greater the value of his remaining time becomes. This compact observation links efficiency to worth.

It costs nearly as much to educate a son as to support him later

The remark notes the high financial burden of sending a boy to college and argues the ongoing costs after graduation match or exceed the earlier tuition, highlighting the long term financial strain on families.

Ogden Mills Denies Beatrice Mills Engagement

New York Dec 15 Ogden Mills father of Miss Beatrice Mills denied at his Hudson home that the reported engagement to the Earl of Grannard had any foundation He confirmed the Earl announced the news through the Central News Agency but said the engagement was not true The elder Mills stood firm in his denial despite the public assertion of the engagement by the Earl.

New York Ogden Mills Beatrice Mills Earl of Grannard Mill Central News Agency of London

Dangerous Operation Remedies Sold at Drug Store

An old advertisement touts Dr King as a surgeon removing the appendix in a dangerous operation. The copy promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quiet cure for constipation headaches biliousness and malaria. Available for 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.

Dr. King O. T. Erhart’s

Three Fingers Crushed in Shaper at Elk and Kohlhaus

Injury occurs Friday at the Elk and Kohlhaus factory on Pond Street as James O suffers crushing damage to his fingers while operating a shaping machine. Wife of a worker worried about the future of her child.

elk@ and Kohlhaus James O

Woman's Joy Peaks With Unique Possession

A woman's happiness rises to a peak as she attains a possession that no other woman can attain, marking a rare personal milestone and fulfillment of a long sought goal.

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