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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
10
Edward Cuttings, former resident, died yesterday at his Dubuque Iowa home after a short illness. He was the son of Conductor Cuttings of the Milwaukee division and was well known among local youth circles. Funeral services have not been announced and will be held in Dubuque.
A futurist painter laments worn brushes and lack of funds. His wife suggests using a broom as a makeshift brush, turning a moment of need into a light improvised solution. The exchange captures resourceful wit in a domestic vignette.
The advertisement touts Crown Brand as unsurpassed in flavor and purity. It states True Fruit Flavors, cane sugar, and pure water are used with syrup and water purified by machinery and no human contact with the goods. It offers to send a price list.
Government Indian Industrial School at Tomah invites attenders to a week of events from June 15 to 20 marking graduation and the dedication of a new gymnasium. Activities include a baccalaureate sermon, band concert, school entertainments, athletic events, and prize presentations.
Mrs Twickem bury laments that rival women threw bric-a-brac at the English prima donna, an incident reported in the Christian Register.
A short legal reminder urges individuals to maintain independent legal counsel and avoid relying on others for legal decisions. The guidance stresses personal responsibility in seeking qualified advice.
The London market opened with a downbeat mood and added liquidation in American issues linked to the Minnesota rate ruling. Later trading steadied as Canadian Pacific moved to 215 percent, United States Steel to 50.5, and Amalgamated Copper to 63 percent in New York quotes.
A line from Puck features Mrs Worldley and a French maid in a witty exchange about consent and memory. The banter highlights social pretensions and comic misadventure typical of early 20th century humor.
In New York, the Yankees beat the White Sox 4 to 1 to secure their second home victory of the 1913 season. Frank Chance’s club used steady pitching as Cicotte, Lange, White, and Schalk suffered the loss.
In Chicago New York beat the Cubs 11 to 3 as Mathewson stifled Chicago and Murphys rotation faltered. Philadelphia toppled Cincinnati 10 to 1 behind Brennan and Killifer. St Louis defeated Boston 12 to 6 in a contentious game. Brooklyn overcame Pittsburg 10 to 7 as Falkenberg’s streak ended. Standings follow.
Louisville defeated Toledo 5 to 4 and Indianapolis beat Columbus 9 to 7. Milwaukee topped Wausau 10 to 7, Appleton won 4 to 2 over Racine, Oshkosh 4 to 3 against Madison, and Green Bay triumphed over Rockford 13 to 2.
GAMES TODAY Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati American League Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston American Association St Paul at Milwaukee Toledo at Louisville Indianapolis at Columbus Minneapolis at Kansas City Milwaukee at Oshkosh Racine at Green Bay Madison at Wausau Rockford at Appleton
Crews practice in better conditions at Poughkeepsie as the intercollegiate regatta approaches. The Columbia varsity eight shows a lineup change with Ruprecht at No 2, displacing McCarthy who moves to the stroke seat of the four. Only the University of Washington varsity eight has rowed so far, with the four-oared shell delayed in transit.
Yale today secured a baseball victory over Princeton, marking the first time since 1895 that Yale has won two straight games in the series. The win came in New Haven on June 10.
The Athletics extended their winning streak to fourteen games as they beat the White Sox and Cubs while Baker, Cobb, Shafer, and others contributed key hits. The Giants and Dodgers also posted strong showings with multiple extra base hits and decisive wins.
Seymour Wolfski an 18 year old catcher for Hancock died after being crushed between a car and a telegraph post at Larium Junction while riding an interurban to Lake Linden to play ball. He was sitting on the car steps when the rear track jumped.
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