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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
2
Mr Wm Chitel secures a position with Bentley Settle and the w b u ad invites readers to enroll. The ad touts high employment for graduates, cites many alumni employed by major firms, and urges immediate application for morning classes at dawn.
Bill Bowen discussed a past event from his childhood noting it occurred two years earlier. He spoke about the memory as a reflection on that period and its impact.
Adolps Lauterbach of Campbell set a large gopher trap over a hole to catch grain-eating animals. He found a big rattlesnake with eleven rattles trapped, one of the largest seen locally. The snake struck wildly as he killed it and Lauterbach presented the rattler for bounty.
Frank Haggerty, just released from county jail, was rearrested for drunkenness and vagrancy. County Judge Brindley sentenced him to forty days, while Louis Schroeder received thirty days after pleading guilty to the same charges.
Princeton in Princeton N J expects to field nearly the same lineup as for Yale with MacFayden possibly starting. The eleven, averaging 192 pounds, is described as the strongest Tiger combination available for the game against Lafayette this afternoon.
A satirical observation notes that nearly every lazy person has enough industry to carry on lengthy correspondence about trivial matters such as reporting a last letter or claiming an unpaid one. The tone mocks people who overcomplicate simple tasks in letter writing.
A witty remark notes that a girl can fool a man because he never expects it. The line suggests disbelief or surprise when clever behavior from a woman overturns masculine assumptions.
Wisconsin faces Indiana at Madison in a key early season showdown. Indiana coach Jimmy Sheldon coaxes a capable lineup after Chicago upset the Hoosiers two weeks earlier. Weathered players Moll and Boyle limping, with weigh-ins listed for multiple positions as both teams prepare for a tight contest.
Mueller will coach the Normal basketball team as football is dropped this year due to late training and lack of material. About twenty candidates report, many with prior experience, and early practice aims to build a strong squad to face city powerhouses.
Billy Wais, catcher for the Athletes and city champions, will guard the home plate for the Outcasts next season after signing a contract announced by President Rooney. Wais played nine games last season, replacing injured Roy Klein and impressing fans with solid catching, reliable hitting, and swift base running. If needed he may also be tried at infield due to speed, quick thinking, and strong throwing.
If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble could realize their danger they would begin taking Foley's Kidney Remedy without delay. This remedy stops the pain and irregularities, strengthens the organs, and there is no danger of Bright's disease or other serious disorders. Do not disregard early symptoms. QO. T. Erhart.
La Crosse high school football team, hampered by injuries, travels by Fast Mail to Winona to face the local aggregation. Coach Doseff must shuffle the lineup with Weimar at center and Stavrum at quarterback among the listed starters and substitutes.
Boston Mass October 23 Guards West tackles Meay and halfback Corbett are out for the game with Brown. The Crimson lose West and McKay and fear a weakened line that could affect the Yale game preparation.
Michigan meets Marquette as Wolverines face a tough test with several players sidelined by sickness and injuries. Milwaukee elev en is noted as a strong opponent, and Michigan may carry a long hospital list into the game after weeks of planning for this matchup.
A wary observer notes that before agreeing to help, a cynic demands to know what return or concession is expected. The remark frames trust as a transaction where motive and payoff are weighed prior to aid.
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