The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 10

Tuesday, November 30 LA CROSSE TRIBUNE AND LEADER-PRESS constitutional rights of parents to educate their children according to their religions convictions. If the coming legislature approves the present form of the initiative and 1 referendum j-esolutio'n, the voters CAMP DOUGLAS MAN DIES AT WHEEL; CAR STALLED IN SNOW SPARTA. Wls. (A. William E.

Gleason, 54, of Camp Douglas, died of apoplexy near Kllbourn, Monday. Gleason was driving home from a Thanksgiving visit with relatives In Aurora, I1L, Ills wife was In the car with him. Gleason was driving when the stroke came on, but the car stalled In a snow drift when It left the road and was not damaged. LAST TIMES TONIGHT SEATS IOC 10c ly owned property In excess of be Insured in the state fire Insurance fund and that the state platform convention be held one day later than is specified by the present law. ROBERT ENGELKE7 LA CROSSE, NAMED ON STUDENT SENATE Robert Engelke, of La Crosse, was elected sophomore member of the student senate at the University of Wisconsin a few days ago.

The other elections follow: John Wilson, Mil waukee, chairman of Junior prom; William B. Clark, Oshkosh, president junior class; Dorothy Bucklin, West Bend, vice president; Blythe Anderson, Oconomowoc, secretary. Robert Koehring, Milwaukee, treasurer of sophomore class; John F. Doyle, ser-gaent-at-arms Jerome Sperling, president of freshman class Martin Palmer, Columbus, vice president. CAEM 0 LAST TIMES TODAY A MIGHTY DRAMA OF THE U.

S. CALIFORNIA IN 49 How the west was won. ALSO 4 Fighting Marine and Comedy. Two Auto Coupons tonight. SOLONS TO PASS ON INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PUN Resolution Gives Voters Chance to Pass on New Law or Repeal Old Onfe MADISON, The Initiative and referendum plan of adding and detracting from the statutes by popular vote which has been agitated In Wisconsin since 1897 when it was first defeated by the legislature, will come before the coming session of the legislatured in new form.

Under the system proposed six per cent of the voters can sign a petition and put to a general vote the question as to whether any law should be enacted or whether any existing law should be killed. One of the most frequent arguments against the measure was that It would involve the state in a continuous religious controversy and as a result the last legislature prdvided In its resolution that nothing In the Initiative petitions could abridge the TAXES TO BE HIGH LIGHT OF SESSION AS HITT SEES IT Alma Solon Favors Abolition of Wardens and Enforcement of Game Laws by Counties ALMA. Wls. (A. Tax problems and educational problems will prove tbe most Important matters In the coming legislative session, according to Arthur A.

Hitt, assembly-man from Buffalo and Pepin counties. In a statement Issued here today Mr. Hitt listed the bills which he Intends to present when the legislature meets In January. He advocates the abolition of game wardens and the placing of the game laws in the hands of the county sheriffs for enforcement. Another bill provide for the Massachusetts ballot for Wisconsin which, Mr.

Hitt states, would eliminate the party columns. The county-wide consolidation of rural school districts when favored by the people of those districts, is to be suggested by Mr. Hitt. The abolition of the personal property tax on automobiles and the increase of the gas tax to 3c a gallon will be favored. Mr.

Hitt will suggest that all publi- TODAY and TOMORROW H. B. WARNER IN HOUSE BOAT NO BAIL NEW YORK. A house boat isnt any legal security at alL A couple recently brought into the court of Judge Boote of Yonkers ftffered their houseboat docked on the Hudson river as ball. Tbe judge refused the security as the boat may be there now, but when I want it it may have floated to New Jersey.

The couple went to jail. HIDDEN LOOT A fast moving action drama. WITH JACK HOXIE Jacks newest picture. AND The third of those popular Fighting Hearts Series. ADDED ATTRACTION Pictures of ARMY- NAVY FOOTBALL GAME At Chicago last Saturday.

The Comfy puiiwii Single handed he faced Insuperable odds, yet he was victorious, for he loved a tremendous melodramatic railroad picture, one you will enjoy. ALSO STRINGS OF STEEL and Comedy, HEAVY SWELLS. FORTY WARDENS IN NORTH WOODS FOR 1926 DEER SEASON Thousands of Hunters Already on the Ground for Open- ing Wednesday MADISON, Win. The state conservation commission has placed 40 fame wardens In the north woods for the start of the deer hunting system on Wednesday. Thousands of hunters are already on the grounds awaiting the sun rise that will mean the start of 10 days of gunning for the big animals.

Wardens have been active for weeks surveying the hunting grounds to prevent any deer killing before the season opens Each deer killed must have attached to it a tag furnished by the conservation commission before It can be shipped. The commission expects to seU about SO, 000 tags this year or more but only a small part of the holders of these tags will ever get close enough to an animal to attach them. The coming open season will be the first since 1124, with an alternate closed season, and there Is agitation to forbid the hunting of deer entirely to keep them as an attraction for tourists. TEN HEARINGS ON WEEK'S CALENDAR OF RATE BOARD MADISON, Wls. (A.

The Wisconsin railroad commission Tuesday announced its schedule for the remainder of the week. Ten hearings are on the schedule, eight at Madison, and two at Milwaukee. The hearings follow: Nov. 80, Madison Grandfather Falls company vs. O.

M. St. P. Railway company and M. St.

P. S. S. M. Railway company.

(Reparation), tlon Nov. 30, Madison Blair Canning company vs. O. N. W.

Railway and G. W. Railway. (Refund). Nov.

80, Madison Tunnelville Electric company vs. Da Farge Electric company. (Rates for energy). Nov. 30, Madison Application Murry Farmers Telephone company to Increase rates.

Nov. 80, Milwaukee Village of Whlteflsh Bay vs. T. M. F.

R. L. company. (Extension of single fare zone). Iec.

1, Madison Frank Doherty company vs. O. M. St. P.

Railway company. (Claim on sand and gravel). Nov. 30, Milwaukee Village of Whlteflsh Bay Vs. T.

M. F. R. I company. (Car Service).

Iec. 1, Madison Application Wisconsin Commission and O. St. P. M.

O. Railway compaiiy for approval of an agreement for separation of grades nt a point two miles northwest ef Fnirchlld. Wisconsin. Dec. 1, Madison Application Wisconsin Commission and M.

St. P. S. S. M.

Railway company for approval of nn agreement for the separation of grades at a point 3-4 miles south of St. Fulls, Wisconsin. Dec. 2. Madison Central Wisconsin Traffic Association vs.

M. St. P. S. S.

M. Railway. (Switching charges Rhinelander) Effort are being made to cure diseases with radio waves. NEW BIJOU TODAY Ann Pennington, dainty little Follies star, had a great Yhuckle at the expense of army officers when ehe visited Fort Huachuca with the company to film Peter 11. Kynes colorful story, "The Golden Strain," which comes to the New Bijou theater today.

In this Fox Films production, Mias Pennington, Madge Bellamy, Kenneth Harlan, -Hobart Bosworth, Frank Beal, Frank McGlynn, and others are featured. Now, out in Arlxona, therey are Innumerable automobiles, but everyone rides a horse. In fact, many of the horses at the army post are considered the best In the world. The following morning there were four striking mounts Just outside Miss Pennington's quarters but they -waited and waited and waited. While the officers waited, hoping against hope that she would select one of the mild-mannered animals of the government ntables Miss Pennington breesed In.

She had been out for three hours, having been In the saddle long before dawn and she was riding "Eagle, the most mettlesome steed In the Schertzlnger outfit. CALIFORNIA IV 40 NEW -ARROW FEATURE Thrills, Action, fighting, some for love and some for gain; intrigue, and back of all, the struggle to secure California for the United States, makes "California In 49, -the new Ben Wilson production, worth of Us name. It is now at the Casino theater, and those who have viewed It do not spare words in saying It Is the last word In striking, virile, red-blooded American drama, written, set and acted with a skill and wealth of detail that makes It stand head and shoulders above all other historical, romantic dramas. LA DOIIBME7 IS HERE Has Lillian Gish, star of many roles, found the Ideal one her supreme contribution to the are of the screen? Many people say so, after having seen her In Mlml In "La Boheme." Never before did role fit artist, and artist fit role, so Ideally as 'Lillian Gish and the character of the little wistful waif of the Latin Quarter, In the quaint romance now playing at the Rlvoll theater. A notsble cast was directed by King Vidor In the new picture.

Miss Gishs first American-made play In some years. John Gilbert, as the poet Ro-dolphe, reaches the heights of genulus opposite Miss Gish, and Roy DArcy repeats his triumphs in The Merry Widow as the suave boulevardier, who represents all the heros Jealous fears. Renee Adoree makes a charming CHILDREN ADULTS 10c 15c Last Times Tonight TWO GREAT Vaudeville ACTS Dont Miss Them. COMING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY BADGER RADIO SHOP 715 BADGER ST. is now open for business.

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I I ER North La Crosse A AND TOM TYLER and His Pals. IN Increases the Pep ancj Vigor by relieving Auto-Intoxication A SAFE. DEPENDABLE LAXATIVE Hoeschler Bros. 'm Do you vani to be an old mans darling or ayoungmans slave? see VERA REYNOLDS Risky Business' Out of the West A Smashing Tale of Baseball Playing, Cowboys! AND ARMY vs. NAVY GAME AT CHICAGO ALSO COMEDY BBIiaiBIBHBIBHIHIIBlIBHlBIIBIIIiailBia altz Night and Radio Frolic 5 Wednesday Night LAST TIMES TONIGHT Two Automobile Coupons Tonight SHAMEFUL BEHA VI OR WITH EDITH ROBERTS The laugh picture youve waited for.

A story of flappers, shieks and reformers. AND SCOTTY OF THE SCOUTS The Seventh Chapter. And Fox Nejvs Reel. Coming Wednesday and Thursday MILTON SILLS in The Unguarded Hour COMING WEDNESDAY NEW VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURE Every Day Two Auto Tickets with Each Admission. THE KICK-OFF George Walsh in The Kick-Off, which opens a three day engagement at the Majestic theater Wednesday, is a treat for football fans, a delight for romanticists and a real gratification for those who love to see mother get her true Innings.

"The Kick-Off" is primarily a football story. No thrills of the collegiate gridiron can outdo the splendid courage and the flying meteor in this picture. George Walsh as the winning hero, the lad who -wins the game for old Farnsworth, the streak of lightning who runs the full length of the field for the winning touchdown furnishes enough thrills to make ones heart leap into ones mouth many, many times. GET YOUR MASKS AND COSTUMES READY FOR THE BIG Winter Gardens Masquerade Ball Saturday Night Three prizes will be awarded on costumes. SOME SHOW.

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HO No. Third St. i AND The last great love story of history life in the Latin quarter of Paris Mimi the little seamstress and her love-life among the gay artists! No wonder film thrilled New Tort for two months at $2.00 a seat. ARMY VS. NAVY Football Game at Chicago.

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