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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
6
The mushroom corn causes deep toe inflammation and is treated with calocide soak. Dissolve two tablespoons in hot water and soak fifteen minutes, then massage. Repeat several nights if needed. Apply olive oil afterward. Calocide is widely available. a 25 cent package covers worst feet.
Notice is given that at a special term of the County Court in La Crosse on June 27, 1911 at 10 a.m. Peter A Rippe r and Hannah Rippe seek admission to probate of Pernilla Pederson s last will and testament. By order of County Judge John Brindley.
Substitution No 3A to the Bichler bill licensing autos and motorcycles passed and the measure set a 5 annual license for cars and 2 for motorcycles with 75 of funds to counties for highways. Two amendments were rejected and related bills faced defeat or deferment.
Judge E H Gary chief of United States Steel says the company handles about ninety percent of American iron and steel exports and about half of total output. He proposes an international exchange of views to balance world trade without secret agreements. He notes some subsidiaries may act without his knowledge during consolidations.
A New York socialist local moves to exclude saloonkeepers and saloon employees from party membership as part of a broader reform effort.
The saying notes that youth has its fling but true readiness arrives only when a colt reaches maturity and is shed from its youth. It frames growth as a transition from play to preparedness.
Wisconsin senate and assembly concur in a resolution to investigate the 1908 Stephenson campaign and related primary and senatorial elections. The committees report bribery and illegal acts by Stephenson and aides, seek annulment of his U S Senate election, and forward the material to governor McGovern for legislative action.
Advertisement touts TIZ as instant relief for sore sweaty tender feet and corns claiming it reduces swollen feet to natural size. It asserts a lasting remedy drawing out poisonous exudations, enabling wearers to fit shoes a full size smaller with comfort. Walter Luther offers direct or through druggists at 25 cents per bar.
Rev. Father Joseph F. Volz of Marshfield departs for Europe after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs M Volz at 124 North Eighth. He sails from New York on the Emperor Wilhelm II for a trip to the old country and aims to return by early September. He will join Father Joehren in the Alps and attend his silver priestly anniversary on June 29 at the mountain chapel where he first said mass.
The senate and assembly concur in the findings and urge certification of the report and appendices to the United States Senate asking action on Isaac Stephenson's election. They also call for prosecution of perjury and violations of corrupt practices and bribery statutes in Dane County and other counties as supported by the investigation.
Milwaukee, June 8. R D Whitehead, 79, longtime secretary of the Wisconsin Humane Society for thirty six years and since 1906 secretary of the Badger State Humane Society, died at his home after a long illness. He was widely known as a lover of dumb animals.
A list recounts major earthquakes from 1755 to 1911, noting cities and regions with high death tolls. Notable events include Lisbon 1755, Naples 1857, San Francisco 1906, Mexico City 1911, and other devastating quakes in Chile Peru Ecuador, Manila, Jamaica, Italy, and Costa Rica.
Reports place 75 dead in Mexico City with 40 soldiers among the dead and about 200 in hospitals. Military cordons guard the Santa Maria quarter as peon laborers demolish damaged buildings and search for survivors while repairs begin on the national palace and cathedral. Francisco Madero seeks support amid the quake devastation as he plans reconstrucion after a six day campaign tour.
Plans let high school graduates secure first choice seats at the commencement exercises with an advance sale Tuesday morning. Parents relatives and friends may reserve seats afterward for any remaining or desired numbers.
About 110 Milwaukee merchant and manufacturer representatives arrived in La Crosse on the M. and M. tour and praised the city as cleanest and most businesslike visited. They toured local facilities, were greeted by Mayor Dengler who presented the key to the city, and listened to remarks on industrial legislation and local growth.
Hawley or Bond is favored to fill the Bumpus Jones role as catcher with a strong hitting requirement. Bond previously excelled as Lumberjacks manager at Wausau, lifting the team from last to third. Officials, led by President Elliott, plan rapid reorganization of the Outcasts to avert financial and prestige damage in La Crosse. Hawley is the leading candidate among officials.
Four followers of Ricardo Magon were arrested in El Paso on furnished evidence from U S and Mexican secret agents. Police seized rifles and ammunition at the house of arrest. The four men identified as Preciliano Silva Benjamin Silva Reuben Silva and Tomas Vargas face possible charges of violating neutrality laws with more arrests expected.
State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices creditors to present claims within six months after May 31 1911 for examination and allowance. The court will hear claims on December 5 1911 at 10 o clock A M in the court room of the courthouse La Crosse Wisconsin for adjustment of all debts against the deceased.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the hospital training class will hold graduating exercises in the Regian Lutheran Church Sixth Division streets. Names of the graduates include Eva Lincia Lenora Bakken Minnie Smith Jessie Erickson Margaret Jensen Gunda Iverson Julia Glassrud Bertha Haugen and Alma Stauck.
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