The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 8

TUIv UimSTint AND LEADEM: WEDNESDAY MORNING, 28. 1015. 8 Ruth Cuddy, Long Island City; Mrs. Anna Hartman, Brooklyn. occupants of the car, escaped injury.

Flung clear of the car, she clung to the track, holding the boy in one CATER TO AUTO SHOPPERS GETS LETTER THAT Pioneer Soldier Dies terprlse at Coney Island, Jumped the track late today while traveling at a high speed. The dead are James Mc-Donough, Coney Island; Miss Mrs. Clarence Moles or hpring i- Mrs. Clarence Moles oi spring kv nnlieemen ley, N. and her son Edward, "ntil ny P'lcemBn' rnmmmmrv'ni)) hhmhum ii.iiiui mi.

East Siders Rent Lot Where Cars Can Be Left. HOLDS UP VIADUCT ESCAPED CENSORS of Summer Shoos ulenee Message to Des Moines Man It's our Season-end Clearing of all broken lines of this Structure Will Not Be Ready for Use by August Date Set. Tells of Wretched Conditions in Serbia. seasons styles in LUYV arlUM RESPONSIBILITY IS SHIFTED HUNGER, DIRT EVERYWHERE $2 Special Gravestones So Numerous They Nobody at City Hall Seems Will, ing to Fix Time When Work Will Be Finished. Are Being Used As Build, ing Material.

No Traffic Rules Will Apply to This Tract. Laws and ordinances for parking automobiles will not bother farmers who visit the east Biiie to do their shopping- if the East Des Moines Commercial club can help it. An invitation has been extended this week to all the automobile-owning farmers within a radius of fifty miles of Des Moines to make use of tho new east side parking space for automobiles. This will he formally opened next week. A lot with about 100 feet of front-ago on Kant Sixth street between Walnut and Locust streets and about 1.10 feet deep has been loaned to 4.

he dub by C. A. Cray. A man will be placed In charge and as the farmers or shoppers drive in they will reccivo a check for their car, which they will return when they claim It to return home. There will be no danger of the visitors being served with summonses for standing their ears too near fire plugs or too near street Intersections, or for allowing them to stand too long on the streets, under the east side plan.

Oxfords Not all sizes or widths but if your size is in the lot you'll get "the bargain of your life." An uncensored letter from a bel ligerent country In Kuropo reached MKLVIN H. liYKIJS. upb niolnna yesterday. It was from Dr. lialnh W.

Mendel 25 Off Regular prices on all Women's son, formerly of Des Moines and now Mr. Dyers died last evening at his home in the Wallace apnrtments at the age of 6 it years. The photo or tne American Hod Cross society sent to Serbia by the Rockefeller foundation to fight typhus and ty- graph shows him in bis uniform of adjutant general of Iowa, a position Pumps, Colonials and Oxfords pnom plagues in that country and to which he was appointed by Gov Men's -Oxfords was addressed to Lieut- W. F. La-frenz, in charge of the United Slates ernor Shaw and which he held for seven years.

Since 1909 he has been navy recruiting station here. chief state oil inspector. wof off regular price on ail cnu- The reason the letter escaped the dren's and Misses' Pumps and censor was explained by the doctor $195 GEN. II. BYERS PAVING EXAMINATION TO LAST UNTIL JAN.

I in a postscript. He was sending it from Shopleje, Serbia, where the let Colonials. CALLED BY DEATH (OMIM KI) FROM PAOK ONT9. 'Although city officials announced more than a ago that the Seventh street bridge and viaduct would be completed and ready for travel Aug. 1, there is little possibility anyone will dare attempt to make use of It.

The structure was completed and accepted by the city council a few weeks ago, but the north approach has not been filled In and there is nothing to indicate the task will be completed soon. At the time the council accepted the bride with the exception of the north approach, the Koss Construction company furnished a new $5,000 bond to complete the approach within a reasonable time. The company previously had sublet the contract to Frank Cram, who has been working on the job at intervals for several months. A reporter attempted to ascertain at the city hall yesterday when the approach would be finished. Puts It I'p to Enrfnocr.

Jerry O'Leary, assistant superintendent of the street department, said Engineer Carss was watching the matter. Engineer Carss stated the grading work was under the direction of Mr. O'Leary and that "he would know all about It." Councilman German stated the records would show when the approach would be completed. ter waa Written, to Salonika by an American traveler, who promised to mall it from Greece. Land I.mg I'nder Turk.

"In the land of the Turk," the letter begins, at least it seems so worked summers on the farm and at Hanan'g $6.50 and $7.00 Oxfords, choice of leathers Men's regular $5.00 Oxfords. All leathers at Men's $4.00 "Tops AH" Oxfords, choice at tended the public schools In the In Report on Concrete Pavements Will Be Made Earlier by Highway Commission. SPECIAL LOT 1 nriiaon aM Misses' Children's 2 pilCB Tan Pumps and Colonials. 1 regular price. Boys' W.

H. 4 Oil Tan and Elk Skupper Oxfords. ter. Served in Twenty-ninth Iowa. In 1863, when he was 17 years old, he enlisted In Company Twenty- This part of Serbia, as you know, has been under Turkish rule for bo long It will take years before the Serbs can reconstruct it, and, to tell the truth, I can't see that the Improve The state hlghwav commission win nintn Jowa volunteers, and went to the front participating in many of the finish Its examination of the pavements of Des Moines about Jan.

1, most important battles of the civil ment will be so very great at that. according to a statement ves- "Unless this war ends soon these terday by commission reuresenta- war. After receiving his honorable discharge, Aug. 25, 1865, at Daven tives. The examination of concrete poor people are going to face condi tions they cannot cope with.

Poverty, pavements will be finished by Oct. port, he returned to Mills county and helped his father on the home farm so a report on that class will be dirt and disease are everywhere made earlier. Hundreds of Austrian prisoners here The commission exnects to con in Shoplje are half naked. Typhus Special Lot Of Broken Sizes Special Broken Sizes Broken sizes Women's tlnue the Des Moines traffic census claimed thousands and those that escaped will be In no condition to until Sept. 1.

It has men atatloned on the principal streets counting the face another winter unless provided Women's Lace and Button Oxfords $3.50 to $5.00 values. Choice of leathers. number of vehicles and street cars with clothes, food and a decent place which pass. The men go on duty at $4.00 "Tops What Records Show, Horace Susong, city clerk, spent a half hour digging through the rec 5 a. m.

and remain until late at night. $1.50 samples of Des Moines pavement $1.95 All" Ox $3.50 to $5 slip pcrs. Your choici for several years, subsequently engaging for a period of ten years in the general store business on his own account at Glenwood. He took an active part In politics, and was elected county recorder of Mills county, serving for six years, and was three times elected mayor of Glenwod. Made Adjutant General.

In 1879 he enlisted In the Iowa National guard and was promoted from private to major. In February, 1898, he was appointed by Governor Shaw adjutant general of the, state with the rank of brigadier general. He soon found himself actively employed on account of the Spanish- are being put to every test scientists ords. It was discovered that the original contract called for the completion of the bridge and the ap fords know of. The experts expect to be proaches April 15.

Later the Koss able to tell why certain materials are successful in paving some streets and not in other places, Construction company was granted an extension of time until June 15. The time for the completion of the Jacks! Jacka! Jacka! Adv. Exceptional values offered on all discontinued and broken lines in Summer footwear bridge and approaches has expired so far as the records show. SCARE BOSS OF REUNION Councilman German said he had Inspected the approach a few days American war, and during the early months of his nervlces organized Clouds Cause Hint to Postpone War II ago. According to his statements the approach is not half filled In so far.

four regiments of infantry as Iowa's ren Settlers' Meeting. Judge J. H. Henderson on Monday "They tell me 6,000 yards of dirt gave out an announcement that the Des Moines contribution to the cause, acquitting himself most creditably In this Important work. He was reappointed to the office by Governor Cummins, will be required," Oerman said.

"It looks to me like it will take 60,000 508 Halnul Street yards." old settlers of Warren county would hold a reunion on July 29 at Summerset. Yesterday he looked up the weather predictions and gazed at the Iowa and served for seven years. At the end of that time he entered the life insurance business, with headquar THREE DIE WHEN ROLLER rain and called the meeting off. He ters In Dps Moines. In 1909 he was declares that the reunion Is post COASTER JUMPS TRACK poned until after the state fair.

There appointed state oil inspector, a position which he held until his death. re forty to fifty persons from Des Moines who usually go to the reunion. Mother Heroically Saves Son and Self After Accident Occurs. General Byers was always a supporter of the principles and candidates of the republican party. He was an active member of the Masonic order and also of Abner Army post.

No. 15, G. A. Glenwood. At the time of his death he was a member of the executive committee of Hot Weatner In Alaska.

SEWARD, July 27. The temperature rose to 90 In the shade here yesterday and reached 103 at Kenai lake. There have been only four rainy days in two months. Several fires are burning In the Cbugach forest east of Anchorage. Read the Want Ad Pages for Bargains in Real Estate Furnish YourHome Now Save 20 fo 401 at Chapman's If- you nre planning to furnish a home, now Is the time to buy, for you ran nave 10 per rent to 40 per cent Rt Chapman's IfidHiimmfir Clearance Sale.

Freight paid anywhere in Iowa. NEW YORK, July 27. Three per The 1'ure Air Theatre the Iowa department of the Grand sons were killed when a rollor coaster Army. on the rough rider, an amusement en to live- "The typhus has played Itself out. Few cases are now coming Into the hospital only four yesterday at Lady Faget's.

"Although cholera has not yet made its appearance we are vaccinating troops and prisoners. "I leave here tomorrow for Vlles. There are several thousand men stationed there and conditions are bad. Am going to vaccinate the men stationed there with Dr. Cortollani's new Tetra vaccine.

He Is the doctor who discovered the germ of sleeping sickness and is at present working on this new vaccine. Two Injections are given, one-half cubic centimeter at one week Intervals. Water Supply Is Menaced. "One of the big problems over here Is the water supply- As a meanB of transmitting disease it is a big factor. We do not have to worry about the milk supply as a means of carrying disease.

This is because the milk is boiled before using a custom with the people. Probably the only commendable one they have. "Another interesting sight is the number of graves everywhere. The Serbs are using the gravestones for building material. Entire barracks are made out of this material.

This gives the soldier a pleasant and refreshing line of thought before he goes to the front. "Yesterday I was out to an old Turkish harem, at present being used as a prison. At one time 5,000 Aus-trians were confined there. The typhus took all but 750. I believe If they have another epidemic of typhus this winter there won't be many Serbians left.

Austrian Hand Popular. "The Serbians make much of an Austian band captured by them. They treat the band fairly well, even paying them 60 francs a month. This band glvea concerts every night. "An interesting incident was the capture of a German aviator yesterday not far from town.

He said he made a mistake in his calculations. He came down for minor repairs to his machine and was caught. I imagine he was after information in regard to the railroad through here. It is the main line of supply for Russia. Every day train loads of supplies pass through here via Roumanla." The letter was dated June 13 by the Grecian calendar or June 28 by the Roman- Some portions, omitted in the above, are too grewsome to print.

DES MOINES MAN GOES UP WEDNESDAY la jour lnat opportunity to Charles Chaplin FIRE PROOF STORAGE If you are particular about getting what you pay for when you buy Fire Proof Storage, you will place your goods with us. We have a building that is absolutely fireproof. There is no flue in the shape of an elevator shaft running up through it. The elevators are on the outside of the building. BLUE LIME TRANSFER STORAGE COMPANY In hli Intent, and fhp funnleit of all corned fen "A Woman" IN TWO ACTS WILLIAM DUNCAN Vita- Ntnrrlnir in the aplrndld Krnih production "THE RED STEPHANO I 1 200 FIFTH ST.

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Passenger department headquarters for all of the lines of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific railway west of the Missouri river will be established in Kansas City Aug. 1. Two districts, St. Louis and To-peka, are being combined to bring all of the passenger business west of the Missouri under one head, and Kansas City has been chosen as headquarters because it Is deemed the logical point from which to reach all of the vast territory involved in the new order. J.

A. Stewart, general passenger agent at Topeka and a former Des Moines man, has been put in charge of a new district which has been extended to include territory formerly handled by the office of George H. Lee, general passenger agent at St. Louis. Mr.

Lee has resigned to accept service with another line, and, combining his territory with that of the Topeka district, with J. A. Stewart in charge as general passenger agent, the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway company's executives decided that Kansas City was the logical headquarters for the office. The St. Louis territory will be in the Kansas City district.

Location of the headquarters there Is taken at Kansas City as an indication that the Rock Island believes Kansas City is the logical center of its western lines, and that there Is a possibility that other general offices may follow the general passenger agent's office here. The general freight agent's office already is located in Kansas City. THE B.3GE5T SHOW IN GREATER DES MOINES TODAY and THURSDAY LIONE A ANE GREY BARRIMORE It was made especially to please you and refresh you and to quench your thirst That it was made for -gou is proved by the fact that each of some ninety million Americans claim it was made especially for their delight Delicious and Refreshing IN THE 1 S3 ARfllklfit Bscs I OA This famous actress appeared at The Palace a few weeks ago and she played to crowded houses. The artistic feature of this great drama is enhanced by typical scenery, expert photography and a subject that is delicately handled. Children with parents are al-lowed.

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