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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
6
A Waterville New York man describes chronic eczema relief after trying ineffective ointments. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for four to five weeks, noting clear skin and praising the remedies for his condition and his wife’s female troubles. He cites his address and dates from 1906 07.
A hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and, in tougher cases, a dose of Cuticura Pills often gives immediate relief from distressing eczemas rashes and irritations, aids rest and sleep, and suggests a speedy cure. Cuticura Remedies are sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem. Co. Boston. Free Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases mailed.
In a Rose jewelry window valued at 45 000 to 50 000, a blue uniform private guard patrols to deter thieves while the gems are insured at 15 per 1000. Aderman Rose joked that if two thieves took the stones, they would be recovered when returned to Rose Boxes.
The Third Wisconsin National Guard regiment led by Colonel Orando Holway surpassed other units in general merit. Company M La Crosse ranked second and Company B La Crosse sixth in general merit, while Company E Milwaukee led the state. The Third held top overall marks with 112.10, and half of the 219 riflemen were from the Third. Copies of the adjutant general report on small arms practice were received by officers of the Third regiment.
A 1907 weather brief notes a 630 degree deficit below the 31 year average, with only 17 days left to salvage the year. Forecasters warn that despite odd statements, winter gear may remain in use as heat deficits persist, citing Mr Will Moore Bureau.
The third quarter marks show a clear improvement at the high school principal reports. Expulsions dropped 75 percent from 8 to 2 as only 31 pupils failed to maintain 65 percent in at least one study, down from 76 previously.
George Cortelyou asserts he will not influence bond moves and will refrain from political statements until proper, pledging to run the Treasury for the public good regardless of personal or political consequences, and to disclose candidacy if he decides to seek office. The statement emphasizes nonpartisan duty and transparency despite rumors.
At a special building committee meeting for the new Y M C A Mr H H Hussey of Lansing Michigan reviewed plans and they were approved. Hussey and local architects Parkinson and Dockendorf will finish exterior plans soon and bids may start next year. Interior plans have drawn strong favor. work begins next spring with a grand opening planned for New Year’s. The current building at Seventh and Main will be moved this winter using sleds by proprietor C W Noble.
Judgment for J. W. Landis Undertaking Co. of Minneapolis against Marion Newton of Watertown Wisconsin totals 113.50. Defense offered no case and appealed immediately to the circuit court.
George Brown a car accountant at Grand Crossing yard office was surprised at his home on 1800 George street by friends. The evening featured games, music, and refreshments as he received a gold watch and fob. Attendees included Mabel Engebretsen, Mabel Pilger, Myrtle Taylor, Ray and Roy Roth, Harry McCabe, Edward Halseth, Edward Coughlin, Mr. Button, Mr. Schulz, Ernest Ingalls, Rudolph Seman, Joseph Stein, and Robert Brown.
New York Dec 18 The National Civic federation ended its sessions with sharp but nonconfrontational discussion. Advising industrial peace the two day meeting prompted a generally positive reaction. Samuel Gompers questioned speakers while labor leaders mostly opposed compulsory arbitration though some supported it.
The Poultry Association premiums are detailed with many exhibitors earning top awards. Winners include A. M. Ivey of La Crosse in pullet and cockerel, Henry Hess of Winona, and W. W. Powell of Victory with English Red Caps, plus numerous riders across Buff and Black Orpingtons, Leghorns, Brahmas, Minorcas, Wyandottes, and other breeds. Names span La Crosse to Alden, Minn., and Sparta to Sparta Wis., with many ckl, pul, hen, and pen placements listed.
Thirteen days remain as Health Officer Anthony Murphy extends the deadline for undertakers midwives and physicians to register. City officials extended from October 1 to January 1. Over 40 doctors in La Crosse, only about 30 registered, and only six of the clergymen have enrolled. nonregistrants will miss state fees when certificates are checked.
The Lyric offers a diversified week of first class moving pictures many in color and of new subjects never before shown here. Special performances will be added during the holiday season giving everyone a chance to visit this popular play house. The show is growing in favor in La Crosse with continual music enhancing each performance.
The funeral for the late Anton S. Erickson will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence at 1225 Winnebago Street at 1 30 and from the Norwegian Lutheran Church at 2. Rev. H. G. Magelssen will conduct the services and interment will be at Oak Grove cemetery. Relatives attending include Mrs. R. E. Argell of Hatten South Dakota sister E. S. Erickson of Westby brother and Julius Rudi of Coon Valley cousin. Elks lodge holds meeting tomorrow evening.
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