Ice Trust Criticized as Illegal Price Coupling
Dear Tribune letters warn coal and ice dealers of criminal conspiracy to restrain trade. Citing Mor ris Run Coal Co. v Barkley Co and Arnot v Pittson, the writer argues a wide coal cartel harms the public from Hudson to the Mississippi and urges law action. A. S. W. Cook visits West Allis after short stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Trust
Standard Oil
Morris Run Coal Co
Barkley Coal Co
OS Penn
St. 173
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Blossburg
Barkley
Hudson
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Lakes
Aeeee
Arnot
Pittson and Elmira Coal Co
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Central
Ohio
Guthne
Ohio St
Saltee
Ohous
Craif
Conaughy
la Crosse
Chicago Gas Trust Co
Chicago
Santa Clara Mill and Lumber Co
Hayes
Cal
India Bagging Association
Kock
la Ann
First county rattlesnake killed. man collects bounty
Charles Adams of Sixteenth and Market streets killed a rattlesnake found on bluffs east of the city. He dispatched the reptile with a nearby club and presented the rattles at the courthouse the next day, earning a fifty cent bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
Sixteenth
Market Streets
Adams
Diocesan Collections For San Francisco Sufferers Start
In the La Crosse diocese parish envelopes gathered for San Francisco relief. Vicar General Ph Kremer will receive all funds. By noon today 115 dollars was reported, with many churches still to tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
San Francisco
Ph. Kremer
Bijou Matinee Promises Top Vaudeville and New Pictures
The Bijou opens with Miss Malice Jones Co presenting a four person comedy drama and Hyde Heath provide a hayload of comedy and song. Brown and Wilmott bring fashionable vaudeville while Jack O Toole delivers a ballad with illustrated imagery. New Bijoscope moving pictures and features are teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Wse
Miss Malice Jomby & Co
Hyde
Heath
la Crosse
Brown and
Wilmott
Oftva Audeville
Jack O’toole
Mr. O'Toole
Shuberg
Feather in Your Cap to Red Feather
A brief note praises a feather awarded by Red Feather, highlighting it as a notable mark of achievement. The inscription implies respect for the recipient though details are sparse.
Sterling Silver and Cut Glass on Sale at Irvine's
Irvine's 429 Main St La Crosse advertises Sterling silver and cut glass for weddings with prices on spoons knives forks and goblets from Gorham Reed & Barton and others. It highlights long wear timeless style and home delivery and mail orders. The copy promotes stock variety low prices and engraving free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham, Reed @& Barton, Wallace, Towle
Irvine's
Main St
la Crosse
Mary Austin Hosts Juvenile Party at YWCA
Mrs. Mary Austin held a Saturday party for her niece Mary Drummond at the YWCA. Guests enjoyed lawn games and supper in a log cabin decorated with wildflowers and ferns. Attendees included Chloe Morse Dora Heirshheimer Gertrude Keyes Katherine Ide Muril Cross Imogene Ash Katherine Moller Wilburt Irwin Margaret Heyrdahl Jeanette Anderson Margaret Keeler and Avenel Fulmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Austin
Mary Drummond
Chloe Morse
Dora Heirshheimer
Gertrude Keyes
Katherine Ide
Muril Cross
Imogene Ash
Katherine Moller
Wilburt Irwin
Margaret Heyrdahl
Jeanette Anderson
Margaret Keeler
Avenel Fulmer
Mary
Bailery
Dora Hirshheimer
Avenel Fullmer
Margaret Heyardahl
Muriel Cross
Mildred Burg
Presbyterian 200th Anniversary Date Change Notice
The 200th anniversary celebration of Presbyterianism is moved from May 6 to May 20 at First Presbyterian Church. The evening program includes historical reflections and remarks by Dr. Wood Thomas and other Presbyterian leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Juvenile party and social events reported in society page
Mrs. Mary Austin hosted a children party for her niece Mary with soap suds games and May basket desserts. Guests included Chloe Morse and others. Mrs. Fred B. Smith gave a luncheon and bridge for her sister Mrs. Fred Snyder. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hyde. Rathbone Sisters set a supper card party and dance at Castle hall on May 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Smith
Stoddard
Fred Snyder
St. Paul
Robert S. Hyde
Rathbone
Castle Hall
Freda Saxer Dies at Fifteen After Illness
Freda Saxer, fifteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mattias Saxer of 929 South Fifth street, died Saturday after weeks of illness. She fell ill at the state school for the blind in Janesville and was brought home two weeks ago. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from the house and 2 30 PM at the German Reformed Church corner Fourth and Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Mattias Saxer
South Fifth Street
State School For the Blind
Janesville
German Reformed Church
Fourth and
Market Streets
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Klick and Roper families extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance after the death of their father. They also thank those who sent flowers and sympathy and Rev J L Panzlau for the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Panzlau
H. B. Klick
John Klick
Tom Roper
Antoine Beranek
Char sales draw out at town under ordinance
Police ordered a transient wicker chair vendor to leave town under the local ordinance on selling by wagon. Desk Sergeant Webber and Captain Parks moved in as the man began business with a wagonload of chairs at a freight depot. He faced a $50 daily license fee and departed with his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Captain Parks
Wisconsin river launchers and local notices dominate city page
Article lists river launchers on the Wisconsin river despite icy weather, local social notes, visits, and upcoming events. It mentions Mrs. D. F. Ward visiting Fairmont, Harvey Fraser's medical school graduation plans in Detroit, and gatherings in Milwaukee for rural letter carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Trepte
Main Street
E. E. Fraser
B. J. Keenan
Bute
Mont
Pastors’ Union
Gilbertson’s Shoe Store
Pearl Street
Elk lodge class to be initiated Thursday evening
A large class of candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of Elkdom Thursday evening at the lodge on Main Street. The event is led by experienced members and open to the public.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Dear Tribune
Yours Truly, John A. Daniels
A. S. W. Cook
Minneapolis
West Allis
Wis
O. R. Tower
Wellville
Walile
SNAKE
Catrolis Guntr Bute
Atl
A.J. Niggli, Pron
DAS Gang
Freda Saxer
Drew
City News
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers
Milwaukee
Redman
Dengler
D. F. Ward
Fairmont
Frank, Davis
Sam Fulcont
Pat Rowe
F. Scoville
State Street
Young's Owl Drug Store
Timothy Summerly
Brindley
Chris Skogen
Virogra
Jditer Buhm
Lutheran Hospital
Trepte
Messrs
Viets
Wakefield
Steenson
West Salem
Neumeister
Goddard
B. of L. F
A. H. Schubert
Lincoln Douglas
Hotel Law Cafe
Slater
Devine
Illinois
Travelers Hall
Hollister
David Austin
Mirs
C. D. Hill
Wning
A. Koblitz
Prop
North Fourth Street
F. Dittman HardwAre Co
South Fourth St
C. S. van Auren
Pearl St. la Crosse, Wis
J. F. Schrank
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