Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 4

TELEGRAPH. Some one unearthed son proclaimed After examination by a pnu Hie bones of a cow. trrs county, ljl)iu which they ilK.se of dino-aur. bonc- be nothing been giving jther Republicans for He has been a eight or ten year persistent candidate ten years nghting Republican nominees, and on one occasion he ran as an candidate. Two years ago Graeme Stewart, one of the best men in the state, was defeated by Harlan's friend and newspapers, the Daily News and Record-Herald.

Harlan will now retire to the shades of private lite and meditate upon his folly. Judge E. P. Dunne, "Mr. Dooley's" father was on Tuesday elected Mayor of Chicago.

Mr Dooley can now write a letter and tell what thinks of municipal ownership, the slogan which won a great victory for his father. New York Health Census. One hundred and fifty inspectors will be employed by New York city health department within a few days lo make a health census of the city. Dr. Darlington of the health board that every person in the city will be subjected to an examination.

In of all who arc ill the cause recorded. If AT SEA. Stall's Opponents Showing Signa of Great They Do Not Know "Where They Are At." The opposition to Mr. I'-eall arc at sea. They arc like a in a storm, without pilot or compass.

They art- running here and running there. They arc accomplishing nothing. They first wanted Mr. Wegener to withdraw, offering him his expenses so far and the appointment of Street Commissioner; next they offered him three humlrcd dollars and the Street Commissioner's job to withdraw, but Mr. Wegeuer declined both offers.

Last night they offered him $500 and the Street Commissioner's place, but Mr. Wegener refused. Today Fitzgerald's friends are seriously considering the withdrawal of that candidate and unit- MAY'S Northern Grown Flower or Vegetable, J-2 Price. 2 for 5 Cents AT of Hie cases Of. their illness will be a native of a foreign country the condition of the person on arriving in this country will be noted, so as to ascertain whether the disease was contracted in the United States or was imported.

A thorough inspection of every house from a sanitary point of view will be made. The city health department intends, by means to secure accurate data on the sanitary conditions of the city, showing the causes of many diseases and the influence oi occupation upon the health of the people. Dr. Darling said: "I want to find out about meningitis, pneumonia, tubcrcnlo-is and other diseases. Something radical must be done.

This is the way to do it. We will be in a position to strike out from the nhouldcr." The work will cost and will be completed in four or live months. What is a "Gray Wolf." A "gray wolf" is one who fattens on the public treasury in an illegal manner. A "gray wolf" is a man. while in who collects rake-offs from persons in the employ of the city, board of education, or oilier public service.

A gray wolf would seek to put the public schools in politics in order that he may secure berths for friends in pay for political work done for him. A gray wolf is one that would tie- mand the appointment of teachers wlio are incompetents, but who would Stibmit to monthly assessments for political purposes, A gray wolf is one who. ulnlc 'I member of the City Council, -aid -i the proposition to put the r.i politics carried, he would have "something to say who -honhl be teachers in the public md his politi- would i appointments. A gray wolf i- ho. while a member of the City -''I, voted to take out of ihe cry treasury and expend it around the doorway of a fellow member to pay him for service in the future.

A gray is one who, while a member of the City Council, attempt- ing on Mr. Wegener. To withdraw is always a sign great weakness. It gives the impression that the friends of the candidate have no confidence in their leader. As soon as this becomes known there are always a large number of persons who are on the, fence waiting to jump to the side of the supposed successful candidate.

Mr. Fitzgerald might as well come off now as wait to be defeated. Mr. Bcall has the confidence and respect of the people; his position is like the rock of Cibrltar; the public reeognix.es his fitness and only a few self-seeking people like the Fitzgerald would-be leaders are dissatisfied. Mr.

Bcall is daily growing in strength, while dismay and gloom is becoming thicker daily in the camp of his followers. HOPPE'S, no W. 3rd and Belle sts. Both Phones: have handled these seeds 19 years and found them the best. PERSONAL.

at TEETH Without Plates! Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Dentists Over John Snyder's Store, Cor Third and Piasa Sts. m. to 8 p. m.

Sunday fell Now it 'Is up to you to buy your iGROCEWl At the Right Prict Some More Bargaii At IUYTIES, 214 State street. Every Day this Week. r- 1 HTHIS (10 to 12 Ib. average), per Fancy Sugar-Cured Hans (.10 to California Hams (5 to 8 Ib ayra Best Rolled Oats, 3 pounds for. tlie Nice Lean Breaktast r.av.u», P- Kettle Rendered Lard, 3 pounds for Baked Soda Cockers, per Fresh Baked Ginger Snaps, per Best Granulated Sugar, 16 pounds.for Deviled Ham and Tongue, 3 cans tor 3-lb.

cans Tomatoes, 2 cans for 2-lb cans Ohio Corn, 2 cans for Mrs. Anna Wagner is very St Joseph's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Sparks arrived home this morning from a European trip. Dr. James A. Flautt and Leslie, Dougherty of Otterville spent the day in Alton.

Mr. J. F. 1'nrtcr went to Springlield today to meet a legislative committee of the electrical association. Mrs.

C. O. Fowicr went to East M. Louis today where -Mr. and Mrs.

Fowler will their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrissey Mrs.

Cliford left thi-. noon for Linodn to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles Spitley, Mrs. Morrissey's sister. Anti Pigeon-Shooting Law Adopted.

The law forbidding the use of live pigeons as targets at gun club tournaments has been adopted by both houses of the legislature and is now up to the governor for his approval, lion. Win. Montgomery of Moro, is chairman of the House committee which recommended the passage of the Ml The anti-pigeon shooting b'H was vocated by the Humane Society Illinois and immense pressure v.a- brought to bear to secure its enactment. It provides a penalty eonsist- of a line or imprisonment for vio- the offense. St.

Louis Democratic Again. The latent news from St. Louis in- that the city election held i here on Tuesday resulted in the reelection of Mayor Wells and most of the Democratic ticket, including both nnches the City Council. ajm-ity will probably be about Republican candidate. Judge John Tally, was 11-: up ihe desires oi large number oi Republicans, consequence was that this cb-- Ki-piiblicans either did not vote -r Hed for the Democratic lavor Rolla Wells.

Will Make His Home In Idaho. Ex-Chief of Police James Young and his brother, Robert J. Young will leave Saturday evening for Twin Falls, Idaho, where "Jim" will take up some government hind and settle thereon, Mis health is very poor, the trouble.being of a pulmonary character and it is hoped to benefit him by residence there. Mr. Robert Young will return to Alton after he helps his brother to get started ranching, securing a start of live stock, building a house, etc.

20c. Quite True. Oily to bed and oily to rise Is the fate of a man when an auto he buys. Philosophy's law becomes a wreck When philosophy's collar saws his £-lU Best Lump Starch, 3 pounds lor Washing Soda, 4 pounds for Clothes Pins, 4 dozen for 4-lb packages Gold Dust, per package Smoked Halibut, per pound Mexican Java Coffee, per pound I uyties Lunchery Coffee, per pound nest Gautemala Coffee, 2 pounds for SOB" Blend M. J.

Coffee, 2 pounds for LUYTIES, State Alton. Goods Delivered to all Parts of the Sale! fortunate to secure 500 Of Sample Lace Curtains from ElV-Walker Dry Goods CO, at a Discount of 33 per cen These Sample Lace Curtains will be placed on sale TUCSflay ing at Half the Regular Price. without passing a legal examination, and threatened the police chief and captains because they would not put his henchman on llie lorcc. These are a few of the characteristics of a political gray wolf. Then arc many others, which may be men Itemed later on.

The voters of Alton will do well scan the ballots on election da to see that they do not vote for an Of this conscienceless, rapacious clas of robbers of the public treasury. Shoot them with your ballots. Club the political life out of the with your pen and ink in the boot on election day. Give them to 'understand (hat li people have no use for them; that they must earn living somewhere else titan as a barnacle on the public treasury. Put a cross only in the squares in front of the names of men who will the city honestly, faithfully and economically, and who will not count- finance dishonest grabs from the public jtreasury cither for their own or friendi benefits.

Miss Emily Ctimraings, a dcacon- who has been working in the Alton and Upper Alton Methodist liwgrcgatlons, is very 111 in Upper season at the Crescent Skating ull close in two weeks. Then MMiiclliing doing every nigh il the ch.se. lie there Last night a backward ra me feature of the evening. was for one mile. The first pnx of nickel plated skates, was wo and the second prize eason ticket to the Kink was giv to Joy McConkey.

The race was ma in iwo minutes and fifty PILLS Catharti 0.I. Hood lawou, Pair's, long at these Prices. FIRST $1,00 Lace Curtains 59c. i Nottingham lace strictly patterns, 5S inches wide, per pair. novelty 59c FIRST SERVED.

$1.25 Lace Curtains 69c The better grade of Nottingham lace curtains novelty patterns, extra wide, per pair. $L50 Lace Curtain 79c Fish net lace curtains, extra wide, per pair. yds T9c $2.00 Lace Curtains 99c Handsome cable net lace curtains in the quality, per pair Finer grade long and extra width, per pair 99c $1.75 Lace Curtains 89c of Fish net lace curtains tra width, per pair $2,50 Lace $3.00 Lace Curtain 1.59 Beautiful Saxony curtains in the Standard $3.00 grades, a pair 4.00 Lace Curtain 1.99 Very handsome Madras lace curtains in the Very best quality handsome cable net curtains. $2.50 quality per pair i $3,50 Lace Curtains J.79 A finer grade in beautiful Saxony curtains in regular quality, per pair 4.50 Lace Curtains 2.29 1.79 regular $4.00 grade, per pair. 5,50 Lace Curtains 2.79 Very best quality in Renaissance lace cur- tains, srriiJe, psrr pair.

Exquisite assortment in Madras lace the $4.50 grade, per pair. curtains 5.00 Lace Curtains 2.59 Real Renaissance lace curtains in high King's Haw Discovery FOB 8 01 O'JQHJ JOLDS 600 Free Trial. Men's 83.60 and $4 Walk-Over Shoes $2.89. Ladiea 1 83 an Sample Oxfords $1.98..