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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
9
The La Crosse theater presents George Ade plays Just Out of College and College Widow this afternoon and tonight. The light comedy features everyday characters with Ade style wit and social satire.
A new melodrama by Fred Summerfield titled Why Girls Leave Home debuts at the La Crosse theater detailing a city temptress's fall and a brother’s rescue. The production features an acclaimed cast, novel scenery, and a moral tale about dangers in a metropolitan life.
A humorous satire follows a young American graduate who, needing to make his own living, persuades a pickle dealer father to lend $20,000. The man starts a pickle business and, with a businesswoman’s help, outwits the father to win the daughter’s hand, amid sharp wit and lively episodes.
The play Checkers, praised as five season success by New York critics, returns Thursday September 10 with the same cast led by Hans Robert. The production, based on Henry M. Blossom Jr. novel, follows a reformed race track frequenter whose romance tests his morals, delivering humor and heartfelt moments for today’s audience.
Popular Irish actor Chauncey Olcott headlines Ragged Robin a romantic play under veteran producer Augustus Pitou. The La Crosse engagement is set for Monday September 14 with promises of outstanding cast scenery and costumes surpassing prior Olcott productions.
An Ontario advertisement teaches that most appendicitis victims are constipated. It promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild remedy that cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels without nausea or griping.
The Trades and Labor Council will meet at West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening at 7:30 for special services near Labor Day. Union men are invited. Program includes organ voluntary, violin solo, congregational singing, scripture reading, Wesley Male Quartet, and a sermon by Pastor W. P Cunningham.
Manager John Cort stages Max Figman in a pretentious production titled The Substitute, touted as his most ambitious yet and designed to showcase the star's abilities.
Residents and property owners along Vine Street between West Avenue and the Normal School plan a petition to the La Crosse city council seeking paving from West Avenue to the school. The final block from Eleventh to West Avenue is nearly finished by La Crosse Stone Company, with brick paving to extend from the school to the brick section once macadam work reaches that point.
Batesville Indiana resident A J Nusbaum describes a severe summer cold with hay fever symptoms lasting three months. He tried various medicines and a doctor’s prescription without relief until Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package quickly cured him.His wife also found the product effective.
Judge Leo nard Kleeber visits Winona for Charles Reynolds who faces circuit court for blackmail. Reynolds, deemed mentally simple though not insane, sent letters with marriage offers to North Side women and attempted extortion from C. L. Lien. authorities declined to prosecute in Winona.
Des Moines Iowa September 4 The republican caucus to nominate a senator for the short term convened at 2 pm. Stand patters refuse to attend and vow to bolt and oppose Cummins on the floor. An ultimatum of 41 stand patters demanded withdrawal or they will bolt. Cummins refuses. Deadlock looms as the hearing nears.
Eminent Chicago physician Dr Turbin, known for treating chronic diseases, plans a La Crosse visit. He emphasizes identifying root causes and applying a lasting remedy rather than temporary relief. He will be at the Hotel Germania on Wednesday September 16th.
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