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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
June 3 dispatches say Turkish forces suffered terrible losses in night clashes on the Gallipoli peninsula near the Dardanelles. Reports indicate Turkish casualties may total near 100000 since the Dardanelles fighting began, with German intermediaries offering terms.
John B Fries of 425 N Ninth St La Crosse testifies his kidneys were disordered for ten years with sudden attacks and back pain. He praises Doan’s Kidney Pills, says they relieved symptoms quickly and improved kidney function, and endorses purchasing from Price Brothers at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the maker.
The notice encourages readers to have the La Crosse Tribune follow them to a new address during absences from the city. Special rates are offered for those temporarily away, with instructions to call the office to arrange delivery so no issue is missed.
Local personals list shows B A Yeomen meeting and a Monday dance at K P hall 566 Main. Numerous residents from Caledonia La Crosse Madison and beyond visit for business calls and social events. A steamer excursion and dancing floor on the G W Hill are advertised for Monday evening.
Miss Irene Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Snyder 1508 Wood Street Was married at 3 this afternoon to Chester J Bangsberg of Viroqua The couple were attended by Miss Dorothy Snyder and Amer Bangsberg Rev Ray W Smith of Elroy brother in law of the groom performed the ceremony
Allied forces in close formation near Gaba Tepete employ powerful searchlights sweeping enemy columns as machine gun fire directs oncoming Turkish troops. Turkish reinforcements have increased in recent days.
Admiral Moore reported from Honolulu that the F-4 faced breaking in two though recovery would be possible. Heavy weather suspended operations as the submarine bow threatened to block the channel. the vessel lay on its starboard side with the aft hull damaged but no hull breach aft.
A grizzled veteran recalls a bold act when his wife sent him to the kitchen to fire the cook last evening. The exchange occurs as a hero worshiper asks about his bravest deed and the veteran ponders the reply.
Miss Eva and Ella Combellick entertained Friday for Miss Irene Snyder. Guests included Irene Snyder Kathryn Mailer Dorothy Snyder Laura Warren Margaret Burnam and Mrs Walter Snyder of Portsmouth and Mrs Harold Snyder. Gifts were received as the bride to be sewed. Refreshments and bridal wreath lilies decorated the table.
The La Crosse council committee on special street improvements ordered a permanent program of resurfacing and paving. Beginning with St Andrew Street by day labor under the city engineer, plans call for removing the granite top and relaying with asphalt at about $23,000.
Pleasant surprise birthday gathering held Wednesday at home 129 Mill Street for Mr. William Tishrek. Floral decorations praised. attendees included Mrs. Joseph Tishrek, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Utsch, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oles, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lanzel, Miss Racy Tishrek, Miss Rose Lanzel, Mr. Tony Lanzel, and Herbert Lanzel.
Small size 15 jewel bracelet watch in solid gold with bracelet, ideal for grads. Women hunting case 20 year gold, engraved, Hampden movement. Men 20 year gold case 15 jewel Elgin Waltham or Illinois. Open face 12 size. Many standard American and Swiss watches offered. 5 year movement guarantee. 429 Main Street.
The Kansas harvest is late due to heavy rains. Wheat cutting will be delayed by ten to twenty days, halting calls for 235,000 workers. Z G Hopkins of the state free employment bureau expects harvest to start around June 20 in southern Kansas rather than June 10.
About 145 Normal school seniors will be graduated this week from the Normal, physical education, college and country school courses. Diplomas will be awarded to graduates from Normal courses Abbott, John. Aldrich, Faye. Anderson, Marion. and many others.
Chicago news reports peaceful settlement efforts for 11 000 surface car workers and 3 500 elevated rail guards and motormen. Mayor Thompson proposes city officials and union and company reps conference to decide if the city should surrender part of its 55 percent receipts to fund wage raises and shorter hours.
Madison June 3 The Wisconsin Assembly voted 40 to 31 to kill the Arnold joint resolution amending the constitution to grant towns and cities home rule under state laws. Gov Philipp had endorsed the amendment in the last campaign and it had passed the Senate. The Ackley measure to allow sheriffs to seek re election was approved 51 to 20.
Many Americans formally registered their names and addresses today under the order for all foreigners in Germany to register between June 1 and 10, with Turks and Austrians excluded.
Mrs Hazel McKillip wife of Clem McKillip of 410 North Sixth street died after months of illness aged 23. Native of Alton Illinois she leaves husband a five month old daughter Mildred Evelyn her father Arthur Lowe of Alton two sisters Dolly and Ruth of Alton and two brothers Edward of Alton Joyce of Dayton Ohio. Funeral at St Josephs cathedral at 2 pm with Rev Fr Gerhard Sluyter officiating interment Catholic cemetery.
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