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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
3
Frank H Burgess business manager swears the actual number of copies of the La Crosse Tribune printed and circulated in May 1910 as listed above.
On April 18 the Tribune cut off all mail subscribers in arrears more than three months to comply with new Postal Laws. Subscribers whose papers were stopped will be placed back on the mailing list after remittance. The paper notes it must comply with government postal laws.
The senate passes the railroad bill amid insurgent support and changes. In Wisconsin Governor Davidson races to return 1200 dollars from ex-warden Stone, pursuing legal steps to compel repayment amid a statewide political stir. The piece notes Taft and La Follette amendments and a Taft convention shadow.
Ex Head Game Warden J W Stone allegedly collected 31 200 from deputy wardens and passed it to Governor Davidson as a campaign contribution. Davidson claimed total expenses were 600 and said he did not know the source of 1200, seeking to identify owner and return it. Stone and Davidson shared offices and met daily after the donation before Davidson’s testimony.
Madison Wisconsin April 13 1909 Head Game Warden Stone has vanished after sensational testimony in the Stephenson perjury inquiry. His disappearance follows revelations of alleged false statements during the investigation.
Ashland Wisconsin May 31 1910 J W Stone formerly head game warden long missing since the Stephenson probe in 190% has been seen in this city confirming a sensational development in the case.
Local testimonial from William P. Delphenick of La Crosse Wisconsin praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe permanent cure for kidney pain. He recounts a three year backache relief after using the product bought at Erhart and Son's Drug Store. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Price 50 cents.
The Harris and Robinson troupe "A Bunch of Kids" brings nine members with new songs such as Cannibal Love and My Bunch of Sweetness. The program includes the Four Flying Banyards with aerial feats, Eddie Dolan’s eccentric comedy act, and Young and Phelps performing Shakespeare's Misfortune. Motion pictures will accompany the showing with several film stories.
A dramatic work by Eugene Moore titled The Tiger and the Lamb debuts at La Crosse Theater tomorrow. Set on the Tennessee side of Skylana, the play reflects a Southern region still distant from postwar reconciliation among locals.
A terse sports note says The Outcasts have started and aim to close the gap as they face a stretch of luck and competition. The piece uses vivid phrases like punch of pinglers and bung ling to depict early season struggles and potential turnaround.
A playful verse tracing the Snow family from Winter through Frost and Thaw. Father Snow leads a slippery clan with a stormy temper from Mother to Auntie and Uncle. Grandpa Snow, a financier, promotes trusts until the big Snow drop freezes him out.
On a quiet Saturday afternoon screams echo from Rose cottage. P C 1111 arrives to calm a scene where a small boy explains their mother is blind and deaf and a boy cries over his footed knickers being mended.
A Life column quips that fools marry while wise men remain married, offering a tongue in cheek rule of thumb on marriage longevity and prudence in choosing partners.
At a Washington dinner speaker Cannon calmly told a young suffragette there is room for both genders in this world. He said men have their work and women theirs and that women provide for the inner man while men provide for the outer woman as per the Washington Star.
F H Tilcott of the American Automobile Association recalls a joke about an automobile ward in a lunatic asylum. A visitor sees a large airy room with cots. when asked where the inmates are, the doctor replies they are all here under the beds tinkering with the springs.
A city editor assigns a young reporter to describe ball costumes. Miss Blimmers, in a spangled dress, attracts flurry as bidders react. Mrs. Marriem appears post divorce. Miss Newwan debuts in white then rises to 275 with Mr. Dash as a key bidder. Miss Boldun wears a costume noted with numerical offsets.
The play draws on Appalachian mountain lore and John Fox Jr. style, presenting a drama of lawless mountaineers who distrust outsiders. Moore’s work, “The Tiger and the Lamb,” will be shown at the La Crosse theater on Sunday June 5 1910.
In a smoke filled German tavern the goose-girl Gretchen serves as Carmichael, the American consul, ponders a mysterious vintner. Carmichael watches the pair while a walling tension grows between old patrons and whispered politics surrounding socialism and the future of France.
A lighthearted exchange from Tit-Bits notes Mrs Robinson and Mrs De Jones recalling a continental trip. They discuss reaching the summit and enjoying a splendid view, hinting at leisure travel and social chatter.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger features a dialogue about a joy ride in a buggy and a reference to the only girl in the world, highlighting nostalgia and life reflections in a brief quoted snippet.
An advertisement asserts dandruff causes falling hair and baldness, and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ to prevent and cure these conditions. It claims universal success and offers samples for 10 cents, with one dollar bottles guaranteed and Hoeschler Bros. as special agents.
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