Alton Evening Telegraph du lieu suivant : Alton, Illinois • Page 2

PAGE 2. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1913. Neighborhood Hems WOOD RIVER. Sewer Men Troubled With The then are digging the Wood River yokor are again experiencing a groan. deal of trouble on account of frequent cave-ina.

In the workt places sheathing is used, bur even then it la always sporaible 10 prevent the eround from giving away. tbo present time the excavations are bo. ink made through twenty three foot. of earth. which the deepest place there: have to be out through.

Notes. The Modern Woodmen will give 3 dance at Mitchell Saturday evening. Jan. 25 in the Hackenthal and Hock tor hati. Miss Hazel Thompaon wag visit.

or in Alton yeetorday. W. M. Mulaney, Mrs. T.

J. Haller and J. A. lead went to Alton yesterday 10 confer regarding the Injunton suit against the village of Wood River. Mra.

M. F. Manning was a visitor in Alton Tuesday. E. M.

Clark, superintendent of the Standard Oil refinery, war in. wardeville yuirday on business. J. W. Olmstead of Alton was in Coed River yosterday on businesa.

A dance will be hold in the Song. Bar hall tonight by thy Wood River dancing club. Tomorrow night the S. C. club will give a dance in the hall.

G. J. Carstens went to Edwarde ville yesterday on a business trip. George Hendricks of East Alton wag in Wood River yesterday. Andrew Crandall is suffering a great deal of pain with the hand on which he sustained a broken finger about two weeks ago.

He went to a physician today to have it dressed. INDIGESTION FIVE YEARS Relieved by Vinol. Strength and even life itself depends upon the nourishmeat and proper assimilation of food, unless digestion is good the whole body gutters. Mra. L.

D. Cook, Vineland, N. says: "I was sick five years with indigestion. My stomach seemed 1.0 have a heavy load in it and at older times it seemed to be tied in Nobody knows how 1 fered. tried a great many doctors and great many kinds of medicine but nothing did any good until I took Vinol.

It has helped me wonderfully. am improving fast, feel better and am getting my flesh back again. Vinol has done me a world of good." We know the great power of Vinol, our delicious rod liver and iron tonde without oft, in curing chronie stomach trouble and building up all weakened run-down persons, and that in why we guaruntee to retutn your money it it does not help you. D. Marsh druggist: Luly Drug 8, H.

Wy98 Alton, Ill. P. S. Our Saxo Salve lg truly wonderful for Eczema. We guaranteo It.

The seeker after thuth has a lifetime Job. borrow and the happy couple have gone to housekeeping. Mra. Kay will rema'n at the Mitchell home with Mrs. Matchelt for some timo at least.

Mrs. J. N. Armstrong has returned from Tipod River township where she spent several days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. War.

Hermann. Mrs. Mi. F. Milford, of Elsah, visiting her laughter, Mry.

J. F. Watson. LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

They Are Closely Observing Public Health Conditions. An examining physician for one of prominent Life Insurance Compunies, in an Interview on the subjoct, made the astonishing statement that the reason why so many applirants for insurance are rejected 1 because kidney trouble is so common to the American people: and the large majority of applicants do not even Humpert that they have the disPARO. He states that judging from his own experience and frotu drugglets who are constantly In atreci touch with the public, there is one preparation that has probably been more successful in relleving arid curing these diseases than any rotuedy known. The mild and healtag influence of Dr. Kilmer's Awamp.

Root l9 soon realized. It stands the higt.est its remarkable record of cures. We find that Swamp-Roor is ty on herbal compound and we would advise our readers who feel in need of remedy to give it a triat. It 18 ou sate at 1:11 strug stores in bottles of two sizes fits -conta and one-dollar. However.

If 5 wish first to Sty wonderful me cond to Dr. Kilmer Binghampion, N. for a sample bottle, absolototy free. When writing be sure and mention the Alton Dally Telegraph. PROMINENT DEMOCRAT VIEWS WITH ALARM are Signing One Notices Republicans Candidate's Petition, anti Speculates to Reason.

notice that a nexcomer aspirant for the post office Is going around getting signatures of Repub- petition to certiy to licans on his his good political mora-l-(y, re-li-ability," remarked the and Democrat, who had been Prominent keeping close tab on the comings of the aspirants for the and goings offire job. "That petition WAS post shown to me for a signature and when I saw the line-up of Republicans who were trying to establish the claim of the Pike- county candidate for the Alton post oflice, I naturally made a few inquirips. I interviewed one prominent who had signed up the Republican petition and he gave as his that he believed it good policy for the Republicans to faror the appointment of the Pike-Lincoln councandidate, as be thought the disty affection that would result among Democrats would be worth many votes to the opposition in the future. Other Republicans bud otber reasons for signing and it reminds me of 1 case of a Democratic editor who way seeking the post office. He was running a paper in which 70 per cent of the stock was owned and controlled Republicans who had bought an interest in the paper to be able to control it.

The editor was bard to handle. He needed handling every twice in a while, some times handling. sometimes financial handand the hands that had to handie him began to get sore. They wanted to transfer the responsibility to the Government, so they undertook to get him the post office. They signed up 7 petition to the congressman, only they hadn't counted on the congressman having as much horse sense as Billy Baltz has, so they tried to show how will.

ing they were that the aforesaid Democratie editor should have the job. However. it was discovered that they were not so disinterested as might have appeared, had not the fact of their financial interest in his paper come to light, and the congressman personally saw to it that the choice of the Simon pure Demo. crats was given the favor, and the choice of the Republican financiers of a Democratic newspaper got turn down. I don't belleve that Hepublican indorsements will go far in this case, Billy Baltz is so: looking out for the interests of the Republican party.

-He intends to make an appointment that will be highly satisfactory to most Democrats, and won't outrage too much the feelings of the Republican stamp buyers. "The other candidates for the post office have been laying low, and have not been bothering Billy Baltz. They haven't been hunting for signatures of Republicans on 1 petition to the congressman-elect to hurry up and fire a Republican postmaster whose time isn't up. They are willing that the Republican postmaster shall hold on to his job until his time is out. In fact, they aren't in any such pressing need for the job that they have to crowd the mourners too hard, and step on the heels of the at the Republican funeral.

"Some time ago I heard it said by one candidate that Champ Clark was going to grab off that prize, and drop it in the lap of an adopted son of his who had moved to Alton, and who, with blind faith in Alton, brought here: "big bank account" to start a Democratic newspaper. Evidently Champ Clark has sent word be can't do anything outside of biz district, else why this hurry to get Republicans to certify as 3 fact that this friend of Champ Clark carried the city of Alton, the county of Madison, the 22nd congressional district and the whole state of Illinots for Woodrow Wilson. I believe that some of these Republicans who want this newcomer to get the job. knowing what a row it would make In the Democratie ranks, would certify to anything, almost, because they belleve the end justifies the means and they know that it would be costly to the Democratic party. not only in Alton, but in Madison county, if Congressman Baltz givos the job to the applicant who is getting their approval for the jon.

"Remembering, as I do, what Bllly Baltz told me, that he WAR going to consider the character of end ability the applicant and the bearing on the interests of the Democratic (y, I can't help thinking that this petition that is being waste of time, paper and ink. prepared Is and al50 an "altogether unnecessary opportunity for Republicans 10 try to Barnard Kerr The Upper Alton Druggists have just received a full aupply Nyals Family Remedies Ask for booklet telling how to Ket well and koop well. All the latest magazines delivered to your home. unload something that they. are sotry though, thoy loaded .10 with.

1 that whoever stands sible for this candidate, will have do their own unloading into the die- to card because 1 don't to. see: how taels Sam can he induced unto cHarge of the 1. Real Eatate VanPreter's BIG SALE WILL OPEN Saturday, Jan. 25 Big reductions will be the feature. Get one of the big double sheet circulars and see how much you can save.

A A A 4. The Third Big Store Street NORTH SIDE. lista and they must have exchanged these list. with other dealers for Fred is now receiving pecks of letters from fur dealers in all parts of the country. They are begging him for furs--uny kind of furs and North Side Boy Making Good, have got him sized up apparently as In the Probate Court of St.

Louis being one of the most extensive and yesterday Judge Holtcamp appointed successful trappers in the frest. Fred A. administrator of the Some of the fur dealers are begging estate of the late Chas. D. Boynton, him for a trial consignment of 'coon wealthy lumberman who 'died some and other kinds of skins and are weeks ago and left all of his property promising to please and.

naton talr to bis wife, Mra. Cora Boynton. Rela- him with the returns he will receive. Lives of deceased have contested the He has become famous an a trapper will and are trying to prove that be and yet it. is sald he never did have did not know what he was doing and more than one mink-skin in his polthat under the law the wife should re- session at any time.

ceive only one of the estate Notes. which is valued at $500,000. She was Miss Kate Ryan returned'. this removed as administratrix and Fred morning to St. Louis after a visit at appointed in hor place.

fle 18 the home of her sister, Mrs. North Side young than, son of Mr Walter, on Dolmar Ignatlus Her avenue. and Mrs. Frank Giseler and has bern mother, Mra. Agnes Ryan, who 123 employed in the office of the Missla- been quite elek, is much improved.

alppl Valley Trust Company for sey. Mry. erel years. studied jaw at J. H.

Wutzler, one of the old. and admitted to the few est residents or the North Side, WEE llo nights was bar years ago. Ile now Je in the law de. taken suddenly and severely ill yer. terday and remained very sick all partinent of the trust company.

He was required to give a bond amount. day and evening. She de some better Ing about half today, She is almost 87 yours old to a million dollars 10 qualify administrator and has not been strong for as of the Boynton and did time. Her husband who conducts estate HO. His many little notion store here is about 90 friends here will be glad to know that Fred Is the road of Ho years old and is able to attend 1n on prosperity.

was always bard busineas daily. a working, studious, ambitious boy and youth and dr. Dr. F. Worden who has been wrestserves his success.

ling varneatly for several daya with Mrs. James Wanmacher Very Hick. IL severe case of rheumatism hos got Ien the strangle hold out It and. in get. Mra.

James Wanamacher, of Wa-: ting better rapidly. namacher's addition who has been siek for alto thine fith an Internal! A party of friends were was taken to St. Joseph's ed delightfully Monday evening by liospital Monday and this morning; Mina Ililde Kohler at her home OR submitted to a surgical operation! Eim street, the alfalr being complifor the of the malady. She ral- mentary 10 bur guest, Mias Opal lied afterwards and WaS renting! Chappell of Delhi. The amusements easy at L' o'clock this afternoon.

Her were many and Included vocal and mummerona friends hope for her instrumental music. Excellent pa. speedy recovery. freshments were aerved. Real Estate Sules.

The Brandi custom mill lA again Among the real estate transfers running regularly and is turning out recorded yesterday in Edwardarlile some: escollent corn anal. He made waR one from Ernest to quite a reputation with the meal ho Thomas P'. MeNally. The latter bus' made a few years ago before shutting: purchased lots 5 and 6 in block 1, the mill down and he intends living Delmar Heights and Cupid and up to that reputation. Hymen were seen winking nt each Chartea Gurner who broke one of other when the announcement was bin arma the other day in a fall at mado.

Tom IN one of the most pop- his home in the Lockyer addition 1A ular young bachelors In Alton and able to get around and attend to bust. the opinion is that he will not ru- I again. main in the single Lat of ellalbies. Mra. Nir Zarwas la rocovering slow.

Another transfer recorded yesterday ly at her home in Delmar Heights was from 1'. A. Luty to Margaret 1.. from a hard siege or the grip Elfgen, lot 18, Mounter's second ad. Vannle Gillham is elek 111 the ditton to Alton, consideration home of her mother in Dotinar 000.

avenue. A Famous Trapper. Clarence Darby this morning A few years ago Freddie Glass. bought a horse down town for $27 brenner and some other boys bought and two hours Inter sold tho wimal a lot of traps and engaged hi the 'to Mr. Ash for $:16.

That la gettr: peing bus ness oft a small scale. rich quick In a perfectly Trey enurht more racoons than any mate way and Clarence in wishing other kind of furred animal and all for more horses aud more opportunor the young trappers except. Fred, ICes like the one of this morning. dropped out. Hr spent Mra.

Margaret Kay has returned, conte or 99 'n postage writing to from Detroit. Mich, shore sho fur buyers In varlons elt'os of the companied her 01 pre, Miss Stargarot' union in regerd to prices and then Mitcholl several dayn 4 gO. he: quit the bus ness also. The deal-' Mitchell WAX married shortly uftur pre, however, huve him oIl their, her arrival in Detroit to M. F.

EAST ALTON Drainage Surveyor Takes Bidoer Over Mr. Reilley, representing the Ware Reilly Construction Company St. Louis, Alton make the the Sori A. Abepherd new drainage did pho of maidng a bid The a of quiries regarding the contra bids will be closed on Jan. 28.

East Alton People Buy Resurrection Plant. A resurrection plant has been purchased by a number of East Alton residents. from- drummer passed through East Alton. Whether it wfil do what it is inrunded 10 do is somewhat questionable, but at any rate those who. purchased the plant will get a chance to try it when the flies and mosquitoes come on In the spring.

They paid a quarter for each plant rolled up in the shape of 30 onion. It wil spread out and turn, green in water and grow as large as plate. An odor is omitted somewhat similar to a 0491 pickle which is guaranteed gen away, mosquitoes and flies. Notes. Letters were advertised In the East Alton post enfee.

for Earl Beneze, Shirley Foster, George Mary Matthias and Paul Williams. 8. W. Hawking went to Edwards ville today on a business trip. Mrs.

S. M. Hawkins and Brother, 1. T. Flegle, who la frisiting here from Omaha, went to St.

Louis today. R. Guerrant, an employe of the Union Cap' and Chemical Company, quite ill at the home in East Alton. George Frank of Shipman was A visitor in East Alton yesterday. Mrs.

Lawrence Hale entertained a party 'of friends at her home yester. day afternoon. There were about fourteen present Ro freshments ands a number of pre: sents ivere brought. The East Alton school board has made a final settlement with tractor Henry Wardeinifor the East Alton school Mrs. A.

P. 18 quite seriously with pneumonia at the Pence home in East Alton. GRAPTON NEWS President, De? clines With Thanks. Daniel Zaret is feeling very proud due to the fact tbat-he-has received a personal "letter from' President Wilson. When the employees of the Illingis Powder Manufacturing Co.

were making preparations for their ball which was given last week, Zaret, time-keeper at the plant, 81g- that an invitation be sent to each of the prominent men of the state and also to Mr. Wilson. cordingly, the Invitations were mailed to Gov. Rainey and all the officers of tte county, and to President Wilson. The county officers responded very promptly, sone or then sending the price of the ticket which was mailed with each invitation, but Gov.

Dunne has not been heard from. With the invitation to Mr. Wilson, went a letter from Mr. Zaret, telling the president just elected, 'that Grafton always before a Republican strongHold, had gone Democratic at the recent election, and that dir. Wilson 18 'a strong favorite in this locality.

'The latter part of the week, Mr. Zaret received the letter, expressing the Mr. Wilson's regrets at being unable to attend the ball, and thankIng the young man for the kind vitation. The letter reads aH follows: My Dear Mr. Zaret: I wish sincerely that I might accept the Invitation contained in your kind letter of January 9th, Dut'1'bave made a solemn vow that I will decline all Invitations, even those of capital Importance, between now and the time when I shall myselt settied in Washington.

am sure you will understand this and approve the decision on my part. Cordially and sincerely yours, Woodrow Wilson. Notes. Harry Daubman of Alton was the guest of his brasher, W. F.

Daubmanon Sunday. Several membera of "the Gilbert Lake Club, made the trip from St. Louts to their club house I short distance above Grafton Sunday. Jun. Gavin, who has been confined to It's Donte for the past three weeks with an attach of pneumonia, is once again pulling the throttle on the Graftoll branch.

Frank Werner, who the train 'n Sir. Cavin's absence, returned to Spr agileld. Aug. Miller Wily transacting bust. in St.

Lou's tho frat of the week. UPPER ALTON. CANDIDATES COMING OUT. One For Assistant Supervisor and One For. Justice-Only Three Out Township Thug Far.

Justice Sitas G. Cooper, of East Alton, has announced his intentlobe of making the race for the office justice of the peace in Woodriver township which he has served most emciently so many years. Some time ago Justice Cooper told some of bis friends that he did not believe would make the race this time as he had held the office long enough. But the people of East Alton demand that one of the township justices be 3. man located in their village as Wood river, Bethalto and all the other small corporations in the township have a justice and they want one, too For the accommodation of his East Alton fellow citizens Mr.

Cooper will run and will no doubt be elected. He is the second candidate out in the township. Arthur Thomas, a young glass worker, of Upper Altop, made application today for nomination papers and he will be a candidate for agsistant supervisor. Candidates for all township officers in Woodriver have been pretty scarce so far but as It is very early in the game no there will be plenty when the time comes tor printing the official lot. The Sewer Question at the Insane Hospital.

The question has been raised here 86 to what the new state hospital will do for sewerage, Woodriver will be the natural drainage for the hospital but will it be permitted by the bealth authorities when Upper Alton was shut out from draining directly into Woodriver. It Woodriver could be used for direct sewage by Upper Alton it would settle the sewer ques. tion in this part of Alton. If it can be used by the state insane agylum it will settle all difficulties out there. The hespital will be about as big a thing as Upper Alton originally was and the sewer question there may be an important one.

It is suggested by an Upper Alton man that the sewer question in Upper Alton be laid On the table untli we see what the state institution does, But then of course it would cause 2 long delay with the sewering of this end of the city and if we are going to have sewers at all we want them quick. Misa Ruth Mitchell Gets First. At the annual public speaking contest given last evening at college chapel by the members of the senior academy class of Shurtlett college, Alies Ruth Mitchell Was awarded first prize. Miss Edith was given second prize by the judges, There was a good sized audience present to hear the excellent program which was given. The senior academy clase is EL large one and the members selected to appear on the program did their parts well.

Farmers Advocate Road Dragging. Now that freezing and thawing weather has get in the country roads will be very bad for travel. Several farmers walked into town this morning from Fosterburg and other places rather than to ride over the rough frozen roads. They have plenty of "hard roads" just now but the hard roads are too rough. One farmer roads are too rough.

One farmer said that if the farmers generally would get out and drag the roads as they thaw and rfeeze they would ho kept smooth and travel would be fine over them when the ground is frozen. Dragging will also help the road from being cut up and deep holes being made when the mud is deep. Notes. Miss Mamie Draper is home from a two months' visit among relatives at Carbondale, Etherton and Mur physboro. C.

Squier has been conned to his home some time by illness but he is reported somewhat better today. Mics Virginia Gillham started today for New York where she will it with Miss Helen Steele. Miss Grace Bunch, of East St. Louis, is the guest of friendg in L'pper Alton today. Mra.

I. (. Noble, Mrs. Cyrus Sisson and Mies Jessle Sisson of Jerseyville, Mrs. J.

F. Sisson, or Lincoln, and Mre. S. S. Stephenson, of Seward, left yesterday tor Texas 10 spend a few weeks among friends und relatives.

The younger son of Mr. and Sirs. Charles Stevens, of Clawson street, is Ill with measles. Pinafore will be given at the rollege chapel on Friday night of dox: week by 11:0 members of the Baptist church choir. They urte having reg.

ular rebrarsals on their party and they expect to make the program fl great attraction. It will be tho oud cf it series of three entertain. ments being given this winter by this organization. Samuel Wade to Caroline M. W.

Duncan, Alton, pt $1, bik 32, Pope a others' add, Same to and same, othera' pt its add, bik 13, Pope Alton $1,. Prokop to O. tract in sec. 30, Godffey township, Uno. Seller to: bik 8.

P. Winters, sub. 53 2, Milton Heights Woodciver township' $1. "Pamela A tract Mitchell to Lucinda D. Fairbank, $4,000..

sec. .34, ChonJas, Chesmen Howard's to J. add, A. Chessen, pt: Alton; ded. L.

P. Pogue to W. T. Blacki pt and 8, bik 43, Salu add, Upper Alton, and other property, $1,000: 11. 189 C.

J. Brandt, pt to: Its and 197,. $600. Whitney et.pl add, Upper Alton, J. W.

Williford to W. New: bome, Its 29 to 31 bik: 8, Wool River Heights sub, Woodriver; $1. "EveryL ittle Olive Tablet Has a Movement 3 All Its Own" Your doctor will tell. you ninety. per cent of all sickness comes front.

Inactive boweis and liver: Dr: Edwards, a well-known physician in. Obio, perfected 8 vegetable pound mixed with olive ofl, to act: on the liver and towels, which he gave to his patients for years. Olive Tablets, the substitute for. calomel, are gentle in their action, yet always effective. They' bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyoncy which, should enjoyed by by: toning up the liver and clearing the system of harmful impurities.

10c. and 25c, per box. The Olive Tablet Columbus, 0. POOR FELLOW! Gerald-1' understand that, other things being equal, a large wheel volves more rapidly than small, one. Geraldine -How your head must hum! It's the easiest thing In the world for a pretty woman to manage a.man.

-If she isn't married to him. Subscribe for the Classified Department. LOST. LOST---Gold diamond' set broochi: Monday. Reward it returned to: 3016 College: avenue.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLENA bay mare and runabout buggy, Sunday night. Finder notify Gray Wimmer Construction Hop follow. WANTED. WANTED--Nicely furnished, roome modern conveniences, beat. Address this office.

WANTED--To rent A farm consisting from 7 to 30 acres close to Alton and convenient to car line. Care Telegraph office. WANTED-4-room modern cottage within 15 minutes walk of City Hull. Address this- office. WATED--TO rent a 6 or 0.

room house. Care this office. WANTED- young man ateuo. grapher February 1st. Apply by' letter to this office.

FOR RENT. FOR -Double flat, 402 4th. care Telegraph. FOR RENT -Furnished rooms with board. Convenlences.

614 Alby. FOR BALE. FOR lacubutur and brooder. also small writing desk, 722 Washington ave. FOR HALE--The old MoKae pro, perty on Union street, with frontage of 80 feet and depth of 160; 6 room house and city water.

Apply W. R. Wilson, 1819 Central avenue. 3.4, 01 PEr.