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La Crosse Tribune (Newspaper) - September 7, 1908, La Crosse, Wisconsin The la Crosse Tribune monday sept. 7, Loos. University profits by thirty million $15,000 Sale of Quot pooled tobacco Quot a it a. Vilas leaves estate to this consignment to be de Locum ulate thai Mich $150,000 is annual income Lix eked sept. 15 realize 12ca Pound today they found the Beautiful Park in better condition and More exhibits in place than Ever before. When the arrival of a special train Load of High Grade cattle from the Minnesota state fair at Midnight. Last night every big exhibit in All i departments was completed. The Sabbath Laws were not observed at the state fair grounds yesterday. But As the work was a necessary and unavoidable and served a Good purpose according to the officials there Are not Likely to be any arrests. Every one from president m. Merrow Down to the hum Ablest roustabout worked like mad from Early morning until far into the night putting the finishing touches on the task of presenting a Complete show to labor Day crowds. After annual bequests .lr1 paid the average Selling Price of pooled remainder reverts to estate for the University Madison. Wis., sept. 7.�?an tobacco be twelve cents methodists meet at Ashland wis Washburn. Wis. Sept. 7.�?th? session of the methodist episcopal Manta no Vic no conference which is to Convene in the ,wd., . A i i a pm i St methodist Church at Ashland i eventual endowment of $30,000,000 cd. He i soon sin Branch a a the wednesday. Sept. 9, be the an i for the University of Wisconsin is american Sci to it of equity which Nua meeting of the West Wisconsin provided by the of col. William Nian thousands of dollars of to conference and embraces the entire f. Vilas former United states Sena Bacco pooled in Wisconsin has just West half of the state including the i Tor and member of the Cleveland a second Sale of 750 cases five districts of eau Claire Ashland Cabinet who died Here aug. 27. A hinder rags and table fillers at la Crosse Platteville and Madison. The filed for probate pro 311 as8r6ae Price of about $15,000,--.�? vide that the estate now valued at be first Sale made from the Pool Loop the Loop $2,000,000 to $3,000,000, be placed amounted to about $.->0,000. This Sec and pct text Tutt it to re in the hands or four trustees to be and consignment be delivered by Al Callol in j u Kibly held in Trust so Long As mrs. Vilas sept. 15. I shall live. During her life she is to a of one thing the membership Racine wis., sept. 7.�?charles receive the entire net income from May feel certain and that is that an Van Norman while performing at a the estate and upon her death the average of 12 cents a Pound for the Street fair attempting to do the leap-1 whole property is to be turned Over entire pooling in the state be the Gap and High bicycle dive act to the University subject Only to a realized says the Wisconsin equity was probably fatally injured. Five charge of $30,000 a year to his news today the official paper of the thousand people witnessed the Becj daughter mrs. L. M. Hanks and society. A the pooling of the 1908 Dan As Van Norman started Down some minor charges. The bequest to i crop is now progressing and some of a 60-foot incline a boy pulled the mrs Hanks is to continue during her the pools shortly close. The so Ray wire and Van Norman after life time. J piety has passed that Point in its leaving the bicycle on the dive to a amount to $30,000,000. Career where it has need to beg a a Ter after the property is turned Over Man to get to the University Only half of the i and. Although his brother caught him he struck the Side of the tank and i sustained internal injuries. He was taken to a Hospital and wi11 most Likely die. He is 23 years old. State news in Brief in the deed of gift it is provided that these professors be permitted to give their entire time to the Advance students at a a us Marinette according to the figures of Secretary c. R. Johnston the chamber of Commerce has $54,-769.47 on hand. Sheboygan a humane agent Hoehne is making a determined fight on Sakti beggars. He drove a Young woman 16 years of age out of town. Who making herself up As a woman Madison. Wis., sept. 7.�? Spe mint of learning rather than that Cial a there bean a precedent j i. J they be hampered by much Burden of de number of chinese students at the iof a a a a and Organ Aad by a teaching but it is suggested that University of Wisconsin this year. Fed in the a Corners she each professor surround himself this is the statement of registrar Home As Milwaukee but at the with the most promising men in the d. Hiestand. It appears that the address riven no such person was Field of his professorship. It is also Badger institution was recommend unprovided that these professors even Jed to chinese students As the Best tally be retired on pension of not school for them in this country by More than $2,500 a year to continue no less an authority than minister during their lifetime. Jwuc Ting Fang at Washington. In contains 30,000 words. Recent years the enrolment of for the is a great document con students has reached Large pro Taining fully 30.000 words. It care-1 portions due tto the increasing pop fully explains the process of admin clarity of w Wisconsin. Every year is ration and makes a number of be be. Institution is visited by foreign quests to the widow the remaining officials especially from the Orient daughter a daughter in Law and and South America and the increase grandchildren and provides that n enrolment shows a Large increase these bequests amounting to about As an Imp mediate result. $75,000 a year be paid out of the income from the estate. Heirs Are satisfied. In the preparation of his . Col. Vilas took All his heirs at Law into his Confidence and it appears from the la Crosse Man is officer of deaf Sheboygan tin official re port of the state Board of health for the months of april May and june show that there were sixty seven cases of typhoid in this City during this time or five times More than in Milwaukee population considered. Was Chr Eek Ned Wilson and Louis and Carl a. Redeman pasture about 3,000 sheep this Winter on their adjoining farms of 1,440 acres. Wausau five tons of Clover from one acre in two cuttings is the record made on the farm of Jacob Slimmer near Here. Fond Dit Lack Max Coll alias tames Brown is wanted by the police on a warrant charging kidnapping. He is alleged to have enticed the 15 year old daughter of Andrew Milwaukee wis., sept. 7, _ that they Are enthusiastic in ele Euth triennial convention of a from her Home on aug. Agreement that the estate ultimately i Quot Wisconsin association of the deaf 22. Go to the University. The heirs at a of de last night in the Blatz hotel Law Are mrs. Anna m. Vilas the i file the Hermon. H. B. Punkett. Dow mrs. Mary Esther Vilas Hanks. Milwaukee was made president. A it the claiming to have walked to this City the daughter. Bequests Are made a once a being fire vice Presl from the southwestern part of Ken ample to care for All the needs of Deal miss enga Anderson Union these and also for mrs. Henry Vilas second ice president. Henry of Pittsburg widow of a son of col. I a of so Secretary mrs. Vilas and for the two children of ��ha.? Mentha treasurer or. And mrs. L. M. Hanks of Madi Emil Chien Eon grandchildren of the testator. Fight Duel with shovers president Plunkett appointed a committee of five consisting of Warren Robinson. Phillip s. Engelhardt Fred j. Neesam and Mes Charles 4 pm t c Aile 7 Reed and Grout who report at Chippewa Falls wis. Set it. 7.thp , Convent Lon on the Jav Sahl. An exciting shovel Duel was wit Chy of establishing a Home for the Dakota Minn. Net income is to be expended until College observe principal with increment shall reach y a prod it it t $20,000,000. Then Only one fourth Uja Jault i ulu. _ of net income Belaid aside and a Nita Navorn added to the principal this to con Milwaukee. Wis. Sept 7. The Wisconsin Man Tine until the property shall reach rapidly growing popularity of labor. Lost in a storm the sumo Coo too. Then the Day As brought an unexpected re. Tinier a the colleges Ald universities Chippewa Falls. Wis., sept. 7. Uni Erst As provided in the . In the Mississippi Valley which Are while out driving in the town of the terms of the Are so lib conducted by the society of less in a a v i. U me amp Ocicki it of Jesus in Tilden. Albert Norman lost his Way Era to the University that of course the forcing of a change in the a sandstorm his horse and Riff the re is no doubt that the legislature 10f one Nina the Collet pc year f a a a Quot a a u win enact the necessary statute of a "rmn, the College sear. Soon landed him in a ditch and Here u the min i kv0r Smice or colleges while waiting for the abatement of in in f t i in it were organized in the Mississippi Val the storm he was struck unconscious world s i at is i imers to eve the Date of the opening of the Fay lightning. He was found in this the purpose of col Dafun spa _ year has then the first monday in condition by Farmers Early in the my his to the in september. The manner in which the morning no permanent in Surv is Neuch a manner that it eventually i new Holiday labor Day has grown tit rated. Establish a fund of $39,000,900 was to a generally observed has led to _ to accomplish a great and permanent a change in this custom. Although draws gun but is foiled thing for the advancement of knowl the first monday in the year is still i Edge and to place the i University of nominally the opening Day of the col Oconto. Wis. Sept. 7. Callin Wisconsin in first Loe Vear the a Al opening of the. For a drink and then refusing it isl great educational institutions of the Marquette University year be to said to pay for it a stranger in the i world Day the examinations of those who Saloon of Henry Dagen was ejected. The provides that a building were conditioned last year and the growing infuriated he Drew a Revol be erected to be known As the Henry examinations of those lacking proper. Ver and attempted to kill Dagen i Vilas theater to be a general meet Entrance credits Are held on monday when sheriff George Dagen happened ing place provided with Reading hut that is As near As the Day comes on the scene and placed him under rooms lecture Halls Baths and other to being the owning of the University arrest accessories. I year. Tuesday sept. 8, is registrar a _ it is also provided that a Large Tion Day and the first classes met number of scholarships be establish on wednesday. The class work is de and that As soon As accumulation j then organized lessons assigned and of the fund May permit there be est work is begun in Earnest the follow to abolished ten professorships each to j ing Day. Have a salary of not less than $5,000 a nor More than $10,000 a year. Many chinese for advancement of 1/earning. Grand rapids a Man giving his name As Johnnel Davidson and Dicky is being held at the county jail to be examined As to his sanity. When found wandering about he had in addition to some Money several bottles of whiskey on his person. Nested Here Between two labourers aged deaf. John Pruner and Thomas Malarkey i _ following which the latter was place pop act a top spa ted under arrest. It appears that Pru of Alii la Xiv her had been coveting Malar keys j officially Quot opened the Dakota cemetery or. J. M. Whitlock died sept. 3. After a lingering illness of cancer. He is survived by a widow and son of Minot North Dakota two Broth ers and four Sisters. The services took place at 2 of clock Friday afternoon and interment was made at he was 63 shovel for several Days past. Pruner tried to take the shovel from Malar Milwaukee wis., sept. 7. Years of age. I mrs. Ettie macumber of Anoka key. Malarkey Smirk Al Pruner and when eager thousands went stream11?1116 is a her liar it it or the latter warded of the mow with inf through the Gate of state fair an. S i. Jet is his shovel. Bystanders finally inter Park at the opening of the greatest. Brown and Little feed. State fair Wisconsin has Ever known 8.on Trace sunday aug. 30, where they visit his. .-.-. Quot Quot Quot Quot a Mother for a few Days. Or. Walter Cameron is visiting his Mother mrs. J. M. Whitlock. Mrs. D. Chisholm is visiting her daughter in Northern Minnesota. Or. And mrs. Ira Beach left for Minneapolis for a pleasure trip Friday morning. Mrs. Dell Lincoln and son Are visiting her parents or. And mrs. J. Wilinson. The misses Ina Wilkinson and Nellie Winters returned to Normal school at Winona tuesday morning. Save Momey for the next 30 clays i make the following Low prices on Jour dental work the Best 22k Gold Crown. $5.00 the Best porcelain Crown.$5.l#0 Gold fillings. $1.50 and in Gold and Platina filling. $1.00 3 porcelain fillings .-.$1.00 the m t u per or lower set of Teeth.$10.00 Teeth extracted free when you order new Teeth. All work is done without pain by my own original method which i have been using for the past 15 years All work is guaranteed for to examination free. Or. Watterson the painless dentist. 115 South fourth Street. Lady giving a Little advice a and always he careful of your associates. A boy often becomes like what he associates with. Fishmonger s boy a go Hon Why. In be bin with fish All me life and can t swim a stroke. A great triple event fair 50th anniversary and Home coming sept. 9 Salem wis. I and huh a rousing Good time for everybody special trains leave la Crosse daily. The Chicago Milwaukee a St. Paul by. Will run a special train each Day. Leaving la Crosse depot at 8 30 a. M. And returning leaves West Salem at 6 p. M. Trotting and pacing races Tor Day afternoon sept. Nth 3 00 Trot Cash prize. $250.00 2 25 Pace Cash prize. $300.00 Farmers Green race half mile driven by owner Cash prize $50 Friday afternoon sept. Lith 2 40 Trot Cash prize. $250.00 free for All Cash prize. $250.00 mule running race. $50.00 balloon ascension thursday and Friday Ball games thursday la Crosse is. Melrose Friday West Salem is. Bangor killing cattle thursday and Friday killing tubercular cattle and demonstration by government meat inspectors. Down the mighty a a Pike scenes of attractions Worth the while coming Miles to see. Dont forget the dates sept. 9, la amp la and takes place at West Sahm wis. V. _

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