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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
2
A health advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It warns of Brights disease and kidney trouble causing back pain indigestion and fatigue and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and information by mail from Binghamton New York.
Milwaukee reports say Marquette University students accuse Cody Clark former UW star of telling Madison officials to cancel next fall’s game. Athletic Director Corboy condemns the move as childish and vows no impact on scheduling. Clark will not be retained. a Marquette graduate may lead next season.
The Wisconsin-Illinois baseball league moves to dissolve an Eau Claire injunction blocking a proposed circuit change. President C F Moll hires Umbrell & Umbrell with Madison attorney John Moran and Oshkosh’s John Kiuvin to pursue a venue transfer. Five clubs favor Rockford. Eau Claire criticized for finances and crowd size.
Peter Sac Mary an elderly Caledonia resident died suddenly at home while putting up a stove. He was 86, survived by a widow and three sons. Other local notes include high school plays for band and athletics funds, a girl’s tonsil operation, a 35 piece Rushford band concert, and obituaries of Rev. Father John Zuzek formerly of St. Peter’s.
Results from the billiard tourney show multiple matches with scores. Notable results include T F Lyons defeating A Platz Jr 60 to 44 and C F Michel earning two victories over S E Allerton 65 to 59 and A A Morse 65 to 46. G Van Steenwyk beat F M Frye 80 to 59 while Lester Keene edged A W Langenbach 79 to 69. A delegation of 17 from the Nebraska Germania society, led by conductor, will participate in the Saengerfest.
A Massachusetts man reports 20 years of piles cured by Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad claims quick relief, no surgery, with suppositories and a free mail trial from Pyramid Drug Co. Send name and address for sample. regular 50 cent package available at local druggists.
Advertisement claims PAZO Ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. It targets itching bleeding and protrusion and offers 50 cents price.
New York Jan 28 Garry Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club blasts National league president Pulliam over his threatened resignation. Herrmann says he will not support Pulliam in his clashes with the National Association and notes the commission has laid down rules and will stand by baseball laws.
New Orleans reports Mike Schreck starts a week of tough training aiming to shed at least 10 pounds before a January 31 bout with Tony Ross in a ten round match at the Southern Athletic Club. Schreck sparred with Rube Waddell, who acts as his trainer, the two longtime Cincinnati friends. George Edward Waddell suffered a bloody nose early in the session but took pride in it.
A high scoring event at the Sharpshooters range on French Island Sunday features Frank Mader and Phil McMahon among top marks. The list shows Mader 56, Smith 149, McMahon 152 with Wis Cotey near 123 and Bartl also scoring in the outing.
A Baptist church Sunday evening service was dismissed due to furnace leaks. No injuries reported and authorities advised safety precautions while repairs proceed.
At the church basement Edward Mabie found a boiler leak making heat impossible. A repair committee was appointed and work began. it is hoped the church will reopen by Wednesday for the evening prayer meeting. STOP THEATRE PANIC DES MOINES IA Jan 28 D E Bradish averted a panic during a fire near the Grand opera house.
John Shields a vagrant was given twenty days board and lodging at the county jail by Judge Brindley on a guilty plea to vagrancy Saturday afternoon. Shields accepted the sentence but requested more time.
An old-time ad urges avoiding the grip laxative bromine quinine as the cause of illness. It promises a genuine remedy upon request, with a signature requirement and a person named W Grove tied to the offer.
A terse remark reflects the belief that ordinary individuals quickly reject imposing grandeur. The line hints at dignity, agency, and resistance to imposed status.
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