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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

Page

5

State Rate Ruling Grants Powers to Fix Intra state Rates

Justice and ICC officials said the Minnesota rate decision grants states the right to enforce maximum intra state rates until federal law is passed, removes ICC control over intrastate rates, and requires state and federal valuation standards. The ruling emphasizes depreciation in valuing railroad property and outlines guides for future valuation and rate assessments.

Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Supreme Court Minnesota Circuit Court of the Northern Pacific Great Northern

Miss Alta Davis visits La Crosse and birth in DeSoto

Local notes list Miss Alta Davis of DeSoto visiting La Crosse friends. A baby girl born Sunday at Lutheran hospital to Mr and Mrs A W Zoellner, seven pounds. Various residents and visitors are named including Howard Tetley, P L Pitt, A H Schuben, Dr Roy Baldwin, and others visiting or staying in the city. Additional items note hat styles, milliner Miss Fleece, and social events.

Alta Davis DeSoto Wis la Crosse A. W. Zoellner Lutheran Hospital Gateway City Transfer Co Howard Tetley Minneapolis A. L. Tetley South Fourth Street P. L. Pitt Madison A. H. Schuben Landphair Elmer Davis Viroqua Roy Baldwin Frank Schaller Davenport Iowa Herbert Tefft F. J. Rice Lansing P. Wedernach Westby J. D. Fredeman Milliner W. B

Court Rejects Intrastate Cost Rule in Through Haul Commerce

The court disapproved the earlier finding that intrastate commerce costs based on property use are 21 4 times those of interstate through haul business, but stopped short of setting a fixed rule for such computations. The ruling leaves the method for calculating intrastate versus interstate cost uncertain despite addressing related employment in the business.

Notice to Creditors Estate of James O'Brien La Crosse Wis

State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices creditors six months after May 28 1913 to present claims against James O'Brien deceased to be examined and allowed on December 2 1913 at 10 a.m. in the La Crosse County Courthouse Court Room. John Brindley County Judge signs this notice.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County James O’brien la Crosse J. C. O’brien Spencer Clay County Iowa John Brindley

Is It Not So CHAS BEYSCHLAG Prescription Druggist

CHAS BEYSCHLAG operates a prescription drugstore at 503 Main St offering medicines and local pharmacy services as advertised in the period notice.

Chas Beyschlag Main St

President appoints Alabaman Judge Campbell Chief Justice

President Wilson nominates Edward K. Campbell an Alabaman lawyer as chief justice of the United States court of claims. He was considered after offering the post to Judge Howry, who declined citing a condition to retire at seventy.

Edward K. Campbell United States Court of Claims Paca Oscar Underwood Campbell Wilson Howry

Motorcycle Mike Cant Stop Bike On Rose Street

Charles Mosher earned the nickname Motorcycle Mike after riding an obstreperous motorcycle on Rose street. The machine, owned by his brother, began northward from the curb near the Dome theater and sped past St Paul street. a sand pile stopped him and he was thrown off but uninjured. He could not stop the engine.

Charles Mosher Mike Rose Street Mosher Dome Theater St. Paul Street Clinton Street

Society Notes Honor Visiting Bridge Club Members

Mrs Clarence Johnson hosted the Tuesday Bridge club honoring Mrs Dyson Daggett of Minneapolis and Mrs Guy Wand less of Milwaukee. Guests included Mrs Bradbury, Mrs Oscar Lundgren and Mrs C C Looney. Prizes went to Mrs A Pruetz and Mrs William Meyers.

Clarence Johnson Dyson Daggett Minneapolis Guy Wandless Milwaukee Bradbury Oscar Lundgren C. C. Looney A. Pruetz William Meyers

Bridal shower honors Miss Rollins before wedding

Mrs E R Burke hosted a Sunday luncheon for Miss Martha Rollins, superintendent of music for the public schools, in yellow and white decor. Guests included H J Hirshheimer, D G MacMillan, E M Wing, Dr and Mrs Jorris, Hektoen, Dr and Mrs Farrand, Dr and Mrs Smith of Minneapolis, Abbelohde, M T Burke, Mildred Scott, and Helen Burke assisted.

E. R. Burke Martha Rollins Messrs Mesdames H. J. Hirshheimer D. G. MacMillan E. M. Wing Jorris Hektoen Farrand Smith Minneapolis Rollins Abbelohde M. T. Burke Mildred Scott Helen Burke

Shower for Miss Martha Rollins in Honor Tea

Mrs E M Wing hosted a 5 o clock tea and shower for Miss Martha Rollins. Guests included E M Burke H J Hirshheimer D G MacMillan Percy Cilley Homer Cotton Charles Schweizer James Hogan H E Horne Ellsworth Tisdale McCormick Harry Watkins A F Espersen John Bayer Dr Farrand and others. Assistants were Miss Helen Clare Helen Burke and Dorothy Smith.

Rollins E. M. Wing Martha Rollins Messrs. and Mesdames E. M. Burke H. J. Hirs Ida Schuman Miss Rollins Helen Clare Helen Burke Dorothy Smith

Rollins announces engagement of Martha Anne Rollins

Terre Haute’s Mr J M Rollins reveals engagement of his daughter Martha Anne to Theo dore Hoyt Abbelohde of La Crosse. The wedding is planned for the last of June in Terre Haute. Miss Rollins leads the La Crosse high school music department and Abbelohde organizes the La Crosse university extension division.

J. M. Rollins Terre Haute Martha Anne Theodore Hoyt Abbelohde la Crosse Ind Miss Rollins la Crosse High School Abbelohde University Extension

Social Briefs Highlight Tours and Visits in Dresbach

Mrs S D Cargill of Minneapolis visits Mrs W E Sawyer Miss Lulu Marshall of Galena visits Mrs Thomas Ives. Mrs Judge Freeman Mrs M P Wing and daughter Mildred Wing of New Orleans stay with Miss Marsh in Dresbach. F H Fowler ferries teachers to Dresbach for a pic nic Torrance cottage. Mrs Ernest Horner hosts La Crosse ladies for a birthday picnic at her Dresbach cottage.

S. D. Cargill Minneapolis W. E. Sawyer Lulu Marshall Galena Thomas Ives Judge Freeman M. P. Wing Mildred Wing New Orléans Miss Marsh Dresbach F. H. Fowler Torrance Ernest Horner la Crosse

Luncheon Honors Miss Elsa Newburg and Guests

Miss Helen Kroner and Miss Esther Nyhus hosted a luncheon for ten in honor of Miss Elsa Newburg. Decorations featured peonies and sweet peas. Guests included Misses Elsa Newburg Margaret Tausche Antoinette Lennon Hattie Hoathmaker Meta Mueller Carmel Young Mary White and Mrs Edward Newburg.

Newburg Helen Kroner Esther Nyhus Elsa Newburg Margaret Tausche Antoinette Lennon Hattie Hoathmaker Meta Mueller Carmel Young Mary White Edward Newburg

Luncheon Hosts Enjoy River Motorboat Ride

Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson entertained at a Sunday luncheon. Guests included Mr. A. J. Armstrong as guest of Dr. and Mrs. Maurer, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hixon with Dr. and Mrs. Maurer, who then took a motorboat ride on the river.

W. A. Thompson A. J. Armstrong Maurer J. M. Hixon

Dinner honors guests at country club

Dr and Mrs Maurer hosted last evening at the country club. Attending were Mr and Mrs J M Hixon Mr and Mrs HK Coleman Mr and Mrs D Cunningham Mr and Mrs A F Espersen and Mrs Munson Burton.

Miss White Hosts Bridal Party Dinner

Miss Mary White entertained twenty guests at a dinner to honor the upcoming marriage of her brother Glenn White to Miss Elsa Newburg. Pink decor and gifts included a pink silk slipper for the bride and a miniature trunk for the groom. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newburg and others from the Newburg and White circles.

Miss White Mary White Glenn White Elsa Newburg Harry Newburg Edward Newburg Grimes Eugene Hunt Myranda @vijen Mary O'Connell Mary Newburg Gertrude Hulberg W. B. Frazer Arthur Ruplin John Foley Edgar Brenner Earl Richmond McGovern C. F. White Glen White

Party for Miss Newberg Honors Elsa Newberg

Miss Hattie Houthmaker hosted a Monday afternoon coffee in honor of Miss Elsa Newberg. Red roses and peonies decorated the event attended by Antoinette Lennon Bertha Miller Edith Derr Carmel Young Esther Nyhus Helen Kroner Elsa Newberg Mary Newberg and Mrs Geo Byrne and Mrs Ed Newberg.

Newberg Hattie Houthmaker _s Elsa Newberg Antoinette Lennon Bertha Miller Edith Derr Carmel Young Esther Nyhus Helen Kroner Mary Newberg Geo. Byrne Ed. Newberg

Bride to Be Entertained at Parcel Shower

Miss Stella Preutz hosted a parcel shower Monday afternoon for Miss Myra Young who will marry soon. Twelve covers, green and white decorations with roses and carnations. Guests included Myra Young Olivia Fay Emma Zeisler Amelia Chitel Elsie and Selina.

Stella Preutz Myra Young Olivia Fay Emma Zeisler Amelia Chitel Elsie and Selina

Moonlight Excursion On Frontenac For Yeomen

The season’s first moonlight excursion went out last night under Yeomen auspices aboard the steamer Frontenac and barge Mississippi. A bright moonlit sky and festive lights drew a large crowd of pleasure seekers to the decorated vessels.

Yeomen Frontenac Mississippi

Ungallant Chinese Proverb

A Chinese proverb asserts a woman’s heart is like the moon it changes continually yet always contains a man in it. The remark reflects dated stereotypes rather than modern views on relationships and gender.

Intuition Misunderstood Says The Puck

A vintage dictum argues intuition as a fast path to flawed conclusions. The remark cites the Puck as a playful source, critiquing quick judgments.

Candid Statement in Florida Times-Union

A reflective editorial in the Florida Times-Union urges patience toward critics and acknowledges universal folly in human moments, framing it as a call for measured consideration of public discourse.

Florida Times-Union

March of Progress For Abner Wombat Family

A log cabin birthplace story contrasts with the present day as Abner Wombat’s grandsons all wear dress suits, illustrating social and economic progress in America.

Abner Wombat America

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John C. Burns the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Emer Jat and Paintin Co Main ST. LA Crosse Wis Thiu-Manning-Whalen Co State Street Degelke &Kohlhaus la Cresse, Wis Washington Department of Justice DR. Pierce R.V. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y Sense Medical Tsen V. Pierce M.D Omn C. C. Rogstad John Watson Minn E. D. Clauson Spring Grove Bri. A. Yeomen Harold Cushus Coon Valley Amy Ames Ferryville C. A. Downer Viola J. Williamson Park A. Novak Johnson Street Franklin Lawrence Parsons Kansas Harriet Bachelder South Fifth Street Louis Pommel Ames Madison Street H. M. Bennett Sophie McGrath Joseph McGrath E. C. Higbee Burton Alma Mr. Tscharner Frank Fisher Jim Bartuseck Cliff Berger William Ritter Central Station Herman Westerfield Sam McKellip Tillman McKellip Westerfield Knut Christianson Herman-Berge Harris E Ewing Top Charles B. Howry North Side Hostetter Card Club California EAGLE Doerflinger Imperial Candy Store City Grocery Co Hoeschler Hebbard Peter Newburg North la Crosse Sol. Burdick Puck Rogers W. T. Irvine
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