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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
2
A health note warns many suffer kidney issues without knowing. It suggests testing water by letting a bottle stand twenty four hours to reveal sediment and urges attention to symptoms like frequent urination and back pain. The advice outlines a course of action to address the problem.
Chicago March 25 Jack Johnson will be backed by $15,000 for the Jeffries bout Abe Arends says $5,000 is raised and $10,000 more forthcoming to be bet on the black champion if the fight occurs Johnson will depart for New York Sunday on the Twentieth Century Limited
Frank Chance asked for Bob Spade via telegram. Griffith of the Reds stated he would trade for Joe Tinker. Chance plans a conference with Griffith in Atlanta on Saturday, while Griffith hints at pressure but says he cannot speak until then.
Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pa recalls a near fatal lung illness followed by revival after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits quick relief and lasting cure for twelve years and endorses it for coughs colds asthma and bronchial ailments. Trial bottle free 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by O T Erhart.
Chicago march 25. All Nations Marathon at Riverview ring tomorrow night promises the greatest distance field in the midwest. Calvert Heath and Sidney Hatch show exceptional form. In a ten mile trial Hatch beat Heath, with Forshaw and Erxleben expected to challenge for the finish.
In Dallas the odds favor Mike Donlin joining the New York Giants for the April 14 Polo Grounds opener. Manager John McGraw hinted with a smile that Donlin may be with the club, noting the veteran center fielder loves to hit and has not yet signed but remains hopeful.
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeats Harry P. Cline of Philadelphia 500 to 267 in the fourth game of the international championship series played in New York. Demarest shows strong bank and nurse balk line work to build a wide margin, with totals, averages, and high runs listed.
An ad explains La Grippe coughs often turn into pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough suppressant that heals and strengthens lungs. It notes the genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package, warning to refuse substitutes.
Robbie Burns of San Francisco was outboxed by Tony Caponi in West Hammond last night. Caponi won easily while Burns filled in for Carl Anderson who broke his hand. Caponi’s manager plans to pursue a match with Hugo Kelly or Billy Papke.
Frank Gotch has finished training for tonight’s world's championship wrestling match against Ravel de Rouen in Kansas City. De Rouen offered no action yesterday or today, saying he felt better results would come from testing. Odds were 2 to 1 in Gotch’s favor.
National and American leagues join California Pacific Coast league in struggle against outlaws. President Johnson says Sacramento loss weakens the outlaws as St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox prepare to lend players to Sacramento to form a strong opponent team.
Frank Hamilton, a suspended C A A runner, must return the prize he won in the eighty yard dash at the Southern A A A championships after running a paid race in Iowa last summer. National A A V president Sullivan seeks swift resolution of Hamilton’s athletic status.
D W Young of McGregor Iowa crafted a violin from 1950 wood pieces from 300 varieties worldwide over nine years. He collected samples by correspondence and invested 187 dollars in materials and postage, with the wood valued higher than the cash spent.
The instrument contains wood from many lands including Mount Olive Jerusalem Africa and Brazil and ivory keys from Africa. Owner Mr. Young, a skilled needle worker, has valued offers at 1200 but asks 1500. A prior Italian admirer once promised to return in three years to claim the violin.
Detroit Mich March 25 with most out of town teams here or due before noon the A. A. U. championship games begin this afternoon A. A. U. action opens with the local Y M C A facing Chicago Hull House in a close anticipated contest and expected crowd draw.
Nine students from the state university corps of cadets were chosen in competition by Capt Ralph McCoy to represent Wisconsin in the rifle match. Yale Harvard Cornell Columbia Illinois Minnesota Tow and several other universities compete in this event at Madison on March 25.
The little son of H M Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania suffered five years from eczema and poisoned blood blamed for lung trouble. His mother reports seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely. For eruptions eczema salt rheum sores and all blood disorders and rheumatism Electric Bitters is supreme. Only 60c guaranteed by O T Erhart.
Judge Kleeber returns from Milwaukee where he transacted business and visited the Sentinel office. He finds D. B. Chehey, former Baptist pastor, employed on the staff. Joe Kidder, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kidder, also on the Sentinel editorial staff.
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