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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
2
Mrs David Brown of Locke Crawford County Arkansas reports severe eczema on ankles and eye lump healed after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. She notes long trial with doctors and lotions before relief and lasting no recurrence after a year.
Disfigured victims of humors and rashes find relief in Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. Full external and internal treatment for infants to adults offered with blood purifying Resolvent available as pills or chocolate coated form. Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston Mass advertises free Cuticura book on skin diseases.
George S. Loftus, Minnesota Shippers' & Receivers Assoc. commissioner, says La Follette has more popular sentiment behind him than any other cited candidate. He cites delegates from eastern districts and predicts La Follette will surprise old-line politicians at the convention. Loftus considers Sen Sanborn's 223 votes on first ballot conservative.
Word has been received that Mr. D. H. Bamberry, local Metropolitan Life agent, is seriously ill in New York after traveling to attend a convention. He is in Dr Bull's private sanitarium and expected to return home soon. He resides at 151 South Eighth Street. The article also notes the high school chemistry lab being prepared for the upcoming semester, with larger classes anticipated. Only the two upper classes will be allowed to take the course.
World report notes Eau Claire obtained a missing contract amid a broader dispute. President Wilco is referenced, and the ASMUSSEN document is noted as received, signaling a potential resolution step.
La Crosse man Cameron returns to the Hottentots and heads to Terre Haute as part of a local sports or club movement. The brief notes a regional travel or team change involving Cameron and cities La Crosse, Terre Haute.
A La Crosse association meeting tonight will likely settle a manager dispute and act on John Elliott's resignation while plans move to sign players for 1908. Asmussen defends his Eau Claire contract as forged and the original signed document arrives from Goldfield Nevada for review by President Willcox.
A frontier of high stakes fraud unfolds as William F. Walker, after losing 295000 in a Wall Street swindle led by Al Whitney and the Gondorf brothers, is revealed to have been lured by inside information and offers of easy money. The scheme involved racing tips from a Western Union contact and bets placed through a Chicago gambling ring, ending with Walker fleeing to Cuba after substantial losses. Whitney and several accomplices face exposure while others flee to Chicago and London.
Houghton Mich Jan 22 Mrs James Doyle formerly Miss Anna Johnson the Hancock girl who earlier caused a public incident by leaving her actor husband of two days and who later aided his arrest on a threat charge left last night for Port Huron Mich to join her husband a reconciliation through correspondence has been effected and she believes she will be happy with him
Chicago dated report states Mike Schreck arrived from Reading, Pennsylvania and prepared to box Tony Ross of Newcastle, Pennsylvania in a ten round bout scheduled for January 21 at the Southern Athletic Club in New Orleans.
The northwestern ski tournament in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin was postponed from next Sunday to February 23 due to lack of snow. Organizer officials announced the change as cold weather and poor snow conditions hindered preparations.
Chicago reports veteran shortstop George Davis has signed for the season with the White Sox and will depart for California on February 29. The club continues its habit of signing a contract each day.
From October through May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quvinine claims to remove the cause. E. W. Grove on box 25c.
Indianapolis Jan 22 Mitchell yesterday delivered his tenth annual and last address to the miners at their convention. He reviewed growth from 40 000 to 360 000 and urged abolition of child labor, attacking members who forced children to work at 14. He opposed affiliation with the Western Federation and said doctors ordered him to quit work or die.
A noted hostess impresses guests with a tea party where the sponge cake stands out. She explains she created the light and tender recipe herself, prompting curiosity about its origin. The scene captures coastal charm and home cooking skill.
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