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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement urges women to consider kidney, liver and bladder health. It claims kidney trouble causes many female complaints and offers Swamp-Root as a remedy. Readers may request a free sample by mailing Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
Ad lists skin disease treatment inquiries and a booklet offer. J Blanchard, Skin Specialist, operates from 1 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago. Prices appear as 607% and $1 for 12 oz bottles, with a $2 item at C.F Runckel activation.
An advertisement claims Fo ley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure any kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medical reach. The notice is signed by O. T. Erhart.
Eau Claire catcher Thomas Asmussen was handed a life sentence by the local W I league president, later clarified as a one to two year ban with potential fines for signing forged contracts. The ruling follows proof that his affidavit falsely denied signing with Eau Claire.
The Greek letter groups push back through injunctions and other tactics as they seek leverage against the Board of Control. The board’s historical authority remains unbroken despite the efforts.
In Milwaukee finals of the state 14.2 balk line tournament James Brown beat Alex Emslie to take first place, Emslie second, Thomas Bigelow third. Brown also earned the high average at seven and a half. Awards included a silver loving cup, gold buttons for high run of thirty six, a gold fountain pen for highest single average, Emslie a gold pocket knife, and Bigelow an opal scarf pin. Attorney C H Schweizer of the city participated but was eliminated early.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that also heals and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. It emphasizes the product contains no harmful drugs, comes in a yellow package, and warns to refuse substitutes.
In a lengthy basement contest at St. Josephs School the Young Men's Bowling Club again lost to the Casinos. The result leaves the Young Men with a win in the first half.
The All Stars bowling team will meet West Salem at West Salem alleys tomorrow. La Crosse entrants include Klewitz er, Hanson, Olson, Swenson and Sharps. In City league action at Hunt's alleys last night Stars beat the Specials two of three games. final scores show Casinos 12 548 over Young Men 12 216 after 100 balls per side.
The Preston La Crosse high school basketball game time moved to 5 p m tomorrow. Two local high school teams clash to decide the school championship.
Cook county board of control votes to bar members of fraternities from competing in county high school athletics. The almost unanimous decision impacts more than twenty schools, ending frat participation and shaping spring sports as institutions fear losses from standout athletes.
Chicago February 27 Several reactionary professors at the University of Chicago push a seven game football plan with student demonstrations planned to influence the senate. A senior faculty member leads the drive backed by younger professors alumni the college paper and student body leaders.
An advertisement claims Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation and aids digestion. It asserts the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural action, and is pleasant to take without causing nausea or griping.
Nick Altrock the Chicago White Sox pitcher wed Hannah Weddendorf in Cincinnati at 6 PM. The secret ceremony drew local attention and a celebratory mood as the couple prepared to depart for Chicago and California training with the team.
Chicago February 27 Rumors of White Sox releases proved true as President Comiskey announced George and Gus Dundon were sent to the New Orleans club. This marks the first of many moves from the reserve list tied to last fall’s trade that brought Moxie Manuel and Jakey Atz. Roche returns to his former club after two years of service with the Sox.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for long standing piles with claims of rapid relief and healing of sores. It offers a free trial sample by mail and notes subsequent 50 cent refills from a local druggist. The letter from George H. Bartlett supports its effectiveness. A separate item reports a $11 burglary at Schmidt’s store with a break in and misleading theft methods.
The White Sox view Dundon as a potential second baseman, noting he is not yet at major league standard. Dundon played second for the Sox and spent last season with Minneapolis, indicating ongoing evaluation.
Interest in the Modern Samaritans membership contest peaks as Clover Leaf Council of the north side and La Crosse Council No. 81 of the south side bid to lead. The event closes March 4 with a Woodman Hall banquet and an open initiation presided by Imperial Good Samaritan John Christ of Duluth.
Madison Wisconsin February 27 Basketball fans hoping for a Wisconsin win over Chicago in the championship were disappointed as guard Walter Lindeman had to quit the game by physician orders due to heart trouble. Forward Duff Harper, recently recovered from mumps, practiced but may not play in Chicago.
Walter Wilmot, ex-manager of the Minneapolis team with national league experience, will coach the University of Minnesota baseball nine. The GoPhers have lagged in this sport but with Wilmot and strong material, prospects look bright. He convened the squad and about 60 candidates answered.
Chicago February 27 Dr Ray Croft announces a Maroon quartet to compete in the conference relay championship at Madison on March 14 The likely members include Captain Quigley Garrett Steffen and Lingle scheduled to run for the team.
Jim Bonner of Summit Hill Pa. controlled a ten round match against Billy Glover of New York at Armory A A club. Glover wore a football style headpiece to shield a bad ear until Referee Sheenan ordered it removed.
Cornell wired Michigan asking for a football clash on November 14. The request cannot be honored as the date is already booked for Pennsylvania. If Cornell can move to November 21 Michigan would host the Ithacans.
John W. Rogers trainer for the racing stable and breeding operation of Harry Payne Whitney died in Aiken South Carolina on Tuesday from pneumonia.
Mrs. Anna Olson, 24, committed to Mendota after Dr. McArthur and Marquardt reported her madness following the birth of her second child. She had previously been sent to Mendota after her first birth and now resides in Shelby. Advertising pays. Try it.
The Thomas P. Benton & Son Electrical company completed a large shipment for a Vancouver built steamer for the Canadian Pacific Railway. The consignment includes the dynamo headlight and wiring complete for the vessel.
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