The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 4

(DCCE A SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR TODAY- ONLY AT DREAMLAND THEATRE The Passing I Desperate Desmond A strong society drama THE YARN of BABY'S SHIRT and Delivering Mail By Aeroplane Two great pictures North Side NORTH SIDE TEAMS PLAY TOMORROW Nelsons Will Meet Winona Team at League Park; Others on the Road uAL BIG 101 RAN CH FEATURE I THE GREAT DOUBLE VALUE SALE has been attended by hundreds of careful buyers today and has been unanimously voted the most tremendous value-giving event ever held in La Crosse Crowds, Crowds, Nothing But Crowds! Seething, hustling, jostling and pushing to get near the tables that fairly groan under the weight of dependable merchandise almost given away. In spite of the inroads made in our stock, there is still an enormous amount of bargains to be had. We have cut into our already low prices on Li Li Mens Suits, and are now selling them at $7.50, $9.98, $12.48 and $14-98. Did you ever hear of such bargains? umb IB jxaMu hsmm o) Lr T(K The north side baseball teams are all scheduled to play tomorrow the North La Crosse nine meeting Lynx-ville, the Nelsons playing the Schell-has team of Winona at League park and the Summits crossing bat3 with Onalaska at OnalasKa The North La Crosse team will leave tomorrow morning for Lynx-ville, where they wll' meet that team In what promises to be a great game in the afternoon. The locals expect a victory over their opponents as they will present their strongest lineup for this contest which will undoubtedly be one of the best seen at Lynx-ville for some time.

An interesting game will be held at League park tomorrow when the Nelsons cross bats with the Schellhas team of Winona which is one of the strongest nines in that city. Indications are that a great battle will follow as the teams appear to be evenly matched. The Summits are to meet the Onalaska nine at Onalaska tomorrow and the Summits are looking for a victory. Bell will be on the slab for the Summits while Bott will do the receiving. In Two Big Reel, full of life and action.

A thrill in every foot SUNDAY AND MONDAY Dreamland Tfoeatre O) jl ImA fc 115-117 S. FOURTH ST. J. E. WILLING, i i1-! lpi nn JL it-m DRESBACH, MINN.

BOAED approves OP NEW CONTRACT The members of the board of pub. 11c works today signed a contract received from Alvord and Burdick, the Chicago engineers who will furnish the plans and epecificationj for the new well system and vho will supervise the work. The contract sent to them by the board was returned as unsatisfactory and ors drawn up by the engineers was submitted -to the board, which met with their approval. NORTH SIDE 111 BRIEF drens day program. Midweek service for praise and prayer, Wednesday evening at 7:45 oclock.

The public and strangers are cordially In-voted to any or all of these services. CEMENT All kinds of Cement goods. Bricks. Curbing, etc. Our prices are right.

Our goods the best. Both phones. 0. GKANKE 633 Rose Street ROAD INDICTED FOR TRAIN WRECK St. Paul Company Accused of Negligence Because of Smashup at Odessa Norwegian Bethel Lutheran Norwegian Bethel Lutheran church, cornerr of George and Sill streets.

Rev. O.L. Christenson, pastor Services at 10:30 a. evening at Sunday school at 9 a. prayer meeting Wednesday evening.

Saturday evening by the Ladies Aid was well attended. Miss Clara Dalton of La Crosse visited in town the fore part of the Mr and Mrs. Ed Nagle of La Crosse were visitors In town Wednes-dav and Thursday. The Pea Ridge Stars defeated the New Hartford team Sunday by the score of 11 to 6. GIRLS TO AID IN JULY 4TH PROGRAM Preparations are being made to enter the girls of the Copeland park playground In the Fourth of July program to be held under the auspices of the North Side Progressive league.

As now planned, they will give a relay flag race, which will be open to girls between the age of 6even and fifteen years; sing patriotic songs and present flag raising exercises. Miss Clement and Miss Josephine Mahoney will have charge of this part of the program. Practicing will start Monday and will probably be held at the Fifth ward school. Keep a Secret Easily. Most women can keep a secret going- Lippincotts Magazine.

I 4 I STUDENT DROWNS SWIMMING RIVE2 MILWAUKEE, June 22. Albert Schirm, aged 19 years, a student at Concordia college, whose home is at Atkins, Iowa, was drowned In the Milwaukee river at Johns Grove ca the Green Bay road Friday He attempted to swim tba river, but he was unable to- reach the opposite shore. Scandinavian Baptist The Scandinavian Baptist churcn, corner of Charles and. Logan streets. Morning worship, 10:30 a.

Sunday school, 12 E. A. Forss, Supt. Evening services, 7:30 p. m.

All Scandinavians are cordially welcomed to all our meetings. Norwegian M. El. Norwegian M. E.

church, corner of Berlin and Sill streets. I. T. Blaate, pastor. Sunday Bchool, 9:15 a.

m. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. All corditlly Invited, Norwegian Lutheran Norwegian Lutheran church, of Charles and SHI streets.

Rev. E. O. VIk, pastor. Morning services, 10:30 m.

Sunday school at 9 a. m. Mrs. Henry Steinstra and daughter Bernice of Marmouth, N. are visiting relatives here.

Misses Violet Maynard and Lenora School returned Saturday evening from Winona, where they were the guests of Miss Grace Gard. Mrs. Irwin Dickson has gone to visit relatives at Kellogg. Miss Helen Wagner of RedWing Is visiting friends in town. Miss Grace Kinney of La Crosse is spending her vacation at tlu? home of 6Trs.

Julia Moore. The La Crosse chapter of the Daughters of the American devolution enjoyed a launch ride ad a picnic supper last Friday evening, being entertained at the home of Miss Mildred Barsh. Mrs. E. Slothower and daughter Bessie and Miss Jennie Looney of La Crosse and Miss M.

M. Looney of Dubuque were week end guests at the Marsh home. John Langdon and family of La Crosse have moved into their summer home here. Mrs. James Sokollk, underwent an operation at La Crosse last week, is rapidly improving.

Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Clinton visited friends in La Crescent Friday.

Mrs. George Purdy and daughter of Winont visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Gilbert, this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Webster and children of La Crescent are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schlabach. Miss Emma and Jacob Hartman of Minneapolis are the guests of the Ready and Mader families. Mrs.

Harris and son Clayton visited Miss Grace Kinney the past week. Miss Margeret Baker, who had an operation performed at the La Crosse hospital a few weeks ago, is slowly improving. Rube Donaldson, of La Crosse is visiting relatives in town. The social given at Centennial hall CMS (SJortmixnj GREEN SOAP German M. E.

German M. E. church, corner of Clinton and Berlin streets. Rev. J.

Witter, pastor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. servlce'at Prayer meeting Wednesday bvening at 7:45. ORTONVILLE, June 22.

The Big Stone county grand jury late yesterday returned an indictment against the St. Paul road, charging negligence in operation in connection with the wreck at Odessa, December 18, 1911, in which ten persons were killed. The Indictment virtually amounts to manslaughter In the second degree, County Attorney A. B. Karcher maintaining that under the circumstances a criminal Indictment will lie against the corporation.

A similar Indictment was returned against L. W. Glllick, conductor of the first Bection of train No. 18. Roy Law, rear flagman of the first section, was indicted on a charge of willful negligence to obey rules, amounting, in effect, to a misdemeanor.

Train Dispatcher Noonan of Aberdeen, although ordered to appear before the grand Jury, did not come. He Is now at Regina, Canada. Transportation was sent him, but he sent word that he would not be able to be on hand. Evidence considered only in the case of Mrs. C.

W. Barber of Perry, one of the passengers killed in the wreck, but County Attorney Karcher says he regards this as a test case only, and will consider the killing of the ten victims as separate offenses, on all of which those Indicted may be tried. GOOD ONLY FOR SECTION 3 IF USED AT ONCE WAR SOUVENIR COUPON i 3 3zm: North Presbyterian North Presbyterian church, corner Avon and Logan streets. Rev, Finch A. Clarke, pastor.

Morning' worship at 10:3 0. Sermon theme, "The Secret of Real Strength. Solos will be rendered by Miss May Chambers, soprano, of Davenport, Iowa, and Mr. Richard GifTord, tenor. Evening service at 7:45.

Sermon theme, "Thef Life of Largeness. An excellent young peoples choir will sing at both services. AH who do not attend any other church are invited to make this their church home. Sunday school at 12 m. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.

m. SAVE THIS COUPON IT HELPS YOU GET The Civil Yar Through the Camera Containing Bradys Famous Civil War Photograph fry Fnarinlon of (A CA w.f mpaitwwt) And Professor Eleonbs Newly Written History of the Civil War Caledonia St. Methodist Episcopal 1 Caledonia St. Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.

A. V. Ingham, pastor. Morning worship at 10:3 0. Sermon, "Why Did Christ Die? Anthem, fMy Jesus, I Love Thee.

Evening worship at 7:45. Sermon, "A Word for All. Anthem, "Seek ye the Kingdom." Sabbath school 'at noon. Epworth League, 6:45. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:45.

Trinity Lutheran Trinity United Lutheran church on Avon street. Rev. L. S. Marvlck, pastor.

No service in church on Sunday. Sunday school at 9 a. m. SOLDIERS TO MEET. CHICAGO SNAPSHOTS WAUKESHA, June 22.

The thirtieth annual reunion of the Twenty-eighth Wisconsin volunteers will be held on Tuesday, June 25, at the Terrace hotel. Secretary S. R. Bell completed arrangements this week) and stated that the meeting will be the most successful ever held by the organization. Auto repairs.

Hlrt Machinery Co. Miss Lucile Servis has returned to the city after visiting friends in West Salem for a few days. Harry Wright of Indiana is visiting friends in the city today. Cy Snyder left today for Gary, where he will visit telatives during the summer. Stanley Taylor, who has been in Mapston for several days, returned to La Crosse yesterday.

Curtis Lyons returned to the city yesterday following a trip to Savanna, 111. Herbert Waite returned this morning from Portage. Miss Blanche Rannum went to Lansing this morning to visit with friends. Mrs. John J.

Noem, who has been the guest of relatives and friends in the west for the past few weeks, has returned to her home, 1711 Charles street. Miss Mllllcent Spencer, 1622 Berlin teacher of piano and A Holtz and wife, who have been the guests of relatives and friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis for the past few days, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nutting, 911 Gillette street.

Mr. Ellerson Is seriously ill at his home, 1553 Charles street. John Sullivan who has been the guest of relatives and friends in Stevens Point for the past few days, has returned, to his home, 317 Mill street. George Downs, who has been transacting business in Chicago for the past few days, has returned to his home, 1651 Berlin street. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Forseth of Minneapolis, are visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. Miss Evelyn Faas, 1629 Charles street, will leave soon for Superior, where she will spend a few weeks with relatives and friends. James Coughlin, 1430 Wood street, is the guest of friends and relatives In Reedsburg for a few months.

Mrs. G. H. Stanley of Island, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home. Tom George of Chicago was a business visitor here today.

Mrs. Frank Hickisch of Aurora, 111., is the guest of north side relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Johnson, who have been visiting relatives in Prairie du Chien, have returned to their home here. Miss Rose Protoski has returned to her home in Winona after visiting with North side friends yesterday. Miss Allie Pope entertained a number of her friends last evening In honor of Miss IMae Chambers of Davenport, Iowa, The evening was spent in games and music. Dainty refreshments were served.

Slg Erickson has returned to his home here after visiting friends in St. Paul. Miss Laura Warren entertained a number of her friends Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent In needlework. Covers were laid for twelve Miss Hattie Zeddllck of St.

Paul Is visiting friends here for a few days. Miss Maurle Mallory, who has been visiting relatives in La Crosse, has returned to her home in Galesburg. To Destroy Ant. Aht that frequent garden or houses may he destroyed by talcing flour of brimstone one-hdlf pound and potash four ounces, and set them In an iron or earthen pan over the fire until dissolved and united; afterwards beat them to a powder and Infuse a little of the powder In water, and wherever you sprinkle It the anta will fly to the place. Money Talks.

A mere man says an ounce of sympathy from the pocket Is worth a ton from the heart. Tabernacle Baptist Church Tabernacle Baptist church, Howard Beldon Leonard, minister, llorn-Jng warship at 10:30 with sermon by the paetor. Sunday school at 12 oclock. B. Y.

P. U. at 7 oclock. At the hour of evening service, the Sunday school will render their Chil Always let your wife buy your ties. She knows just the kind that will queer you with other women.

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All-Steel trains run through to Pennsylvania Station only a block from its brightest spot. Low-Fare, 30-Day Round-T rip Tickets Daily, June 1st to September 30th, via Penn Lines Direct, or with stop-overs at Baltimore? Washington and Philadelphia. Also Summer Tourist Fares to Long Island Resorts, and Variable Route Tickets to New York and Boston TL benefit of reduced fares may be obtained from points In the West J(PsenSers ask for tickets over Pennsylvania Lines, or by addressing wiU cherfully furnish full partio Address L. B. POORE.

Traveling Passenger Agent 126 South Pinckney Street MADISON, WIS. TOSS if youll let us teU you what we think a Bank ought to do for you. Political 50c paid. 2S AL. KENNEDY 1226 Market St.

announces his candidacy for SHERIFF on the Republican Ticket 110 N. 4th Street La Crosse, WIs. The most Important part of a mans postscript is the letter. With a woman its the other way. About the only time some people will listen to advice la when they are giving It.

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