Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 2

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package It. 25cat all druggists. ANNOUNOEMENT8 r. Judge.

Qeorgo W. Cronnman of Kdwatds- vllle will ho nc andldate for Ihn Ucpiib- llcan nomination for Probate Judge BUine-prlmary September 13. County Clerk. Catvln J. Hlattner will be a candidate for the Republican nomination fbr County Clerk of Madison County at the primaries.

County Auditor. We are authorized to announce Verlion D. Coons of IMwardHvlllo as ft candidate for Comity Awlltor, on the Republican ticket, subject to ttio Republican primaries Hcptembcr 13. Recorder of Deeds. Percy P.

Lusk of Kdwardavllle will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Recorder of Deedn at the primary, September 13. We are hereby authorized to announce H. M. Sanders of Colllnsville, candidate for Recorder of DeedB of Madison county, subject to decision of ttepublinan primary election Wednesday, September 13, 1918. nnd fell, he sayrt.

to within miles otAlton. stopped at that apparently afraid or too ornery to come closer and give us a chance to see what rain looks like. Ornders MnUlnn O. who In the foreman In charge of the big grading Job on Main street, Upper Alton, bo- Inc 'lone by Haln Hon, Hays that very Knod ptogrenn Is irfoltiR made In Hplte of thn flerre and ronf.lnilert heat. 'He drlvcm (be men and tho tp I ho Khtt'de once In TO HA'VK IMPORTANT Meeting Thursday Evening nnd Officers of Oakwood Camp Urging All Members to, Bo An Important meeting to fhe of this vicinity will bo held Thursday eve'nlng In the hall of the Oakwood Camp, Jtfodern Woodmen, nnd as all njembers are Interested, all are, being urged to attend the metlug and suggestions, etc.

give advice, offer Some years ago nwhlie for il 'breathing spell, and they rot urn to work with renewed vinos' tn tills, he Is prostrations of man or beast And IB mak- Ing excellent headway besides. Itlff I'rliV For Hfioll.s. floorge Mnrltay who Is on -the ground nnd knows what he Is tnlk- Ing 'almut lold a Telegraph rhporuu tint buyers arc. paying the highest IlrlrfB over known for mussel sheila from to $40 a tofi. Ho flays there IH one kind of buyers are offering per ton Tor.

There t. are yellow or golden In color ho says and are found mingled with other shells. shells are always carefully sorted Iw sayB after being boiled and divorced form the clams, different grades are placed In piles themselves. He says several of shell diggers claim to ho finding, many pearls but he has never seen many of alleged finds, himself. Notes.

Born, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. W. Hayes near daughter Corn Is now helng retailed out here at 10 cents a dozen and is wort hit. Tho heat did not deter very many folks living In the North side territory from taking to creeks and'river banks, where they put In the day tlBhlhg and bathing.

Most of' the outers returned with strings of good fish In the evening. Tho open season on squirrels begins tomorrow, hut most Bportsmer tlvlnk It should not open for a month longer at leant, the squirrels are too young yet, they claim to be slaughtered, 'by pot hunters, as they surely will bo. People who have visited the woods and hluffs recently rdpor.t numerous sq'u'lrrels. TElEGRAPg. Bdv Oanrtcna la To MRS.

LOUISA ELWELL DEAD. Who may not ticiari; but he problem of contentment, ht by Upper Alton Resident Years Saturday Night at Evergreen Avenue Residence. Mrs. Louisa Elwell, wlflow of G. Klwell, old' Alton, resl; dent, died Saturday evening at 6 the Camp (bought a house and a couple of lots on State street Across from the village hall, almost, In ten ing to later build a home for tho camp.

Recently tho camp very advantageousi business, deal with the Odd Fellows of Greenwood, lodge, who own their own building, and the Idea of erecting.a combination busl- nea and lodge IniildJnK on the lots purchased time ago, has ibeen abandoned practically, because the location Is not right for a business building, DG.ca-.UBe a good tenant- cannot be'secured guaranteed and because a new building could not provide better or more modern quar-. tors lhan are. howbeing furnished hy the Odd 'follows at minimum, cost o'clock at the resilience on Evergreen avenue. Mrs. HJlwe'll had beejii sfcK since last winter and she wds confined to Mer bed since the middle of.

March. She was In-her 90th year and her breaking down was brought about by old age. During the last week It was known that her death was near. She wns In a conscious condition until Saturday morning when she snnk In unconsciousness and never rallied. 9he lived In tipper''Alton almost seventy years and was married here sixty-seven years ago.

She was one of the oldest and most respected residents of this section of the city. Louisa Klwoll was the daughter of John and Margaret Holland. She was born near Springfield, February 28, 1827. She came to Alton In 1848 and had lived here ever since. She was married to Joseph Elwell In 1849 and to this union nine children were born.

Only two survive, Frank Elweli anil Mrs. Lulu B. Schueler, both of Upper Alton. She leaves also seven grandchildren, George, Frank nnd Kills Elwell, of Mammoth Springs, Harry and Charles Elwell Gallatin, and Gladys and Mamie Sydney, of Alton. She ilso leaves to mourn'her fleath a foster son, Robert Elwell, of Upper Al- on.

Mrs. Elwell was a member of Made at Niagara Falls, Louis Blfgen has returned to worit I no Methodist Church for'many years A coupio'of purchasers.are to be had now, the officers for the building and lot In the front, or State street side of the tract another for the vacant lot facing on Hall street, and many of the members are- In favor of selling the property, putting the money out on Interest and adding to It when possible, with the intention of buying a better site If such a course Is doomed advisable. All members are Interested In the matter, and that Is why all are urged to ntcncl and give their views on tho subject. Other Important bus Iness will come up for discussion or adjustment. Kuneriil of Henry Knlk.

The funeral of, Henry Kolk was held Sunday afternoon -from thg Congregational ohnrnh at Godfrey wore conducted by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Drown, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Flesolmann, of Fos- terhurg.

A large number of neighbors and frlonda attended the as did also a delegation fnlm niuff Oily Court of Honor, ol he had been a member. Burial was In Godfrey cemetery beneath heavy coverlet of offerings of friends and sympathetic neighbors Knlnrd All Around VH, George Winter, Hollo street meat dealer, wliosft wife has goiie to the rountry, vamn out. yesterday with Ills nutomohlle, and took his iilsl'M 1 C. W. Kochno (who Is Just re- r.ovorlng from severu attack of sli'kiiBHiOaiid her "huuband on a joy ride.

vlnit'-d Di'lHhton, doni. Fidelity, McOIueAiy, Delhi mid now, and Mr. Winter Hays tho roads wore muddy and slippery nil around tin; montloiifiil. Patuvduy ulglit, or ourb' Sunday a heavy rain visited those at the Luo'r Bros, packing plant utter an enforced vacation of several days, caused by'an Injured hand. He Is again, practically.

Miss Tesslo Smith, of Dow, Is visiting at the homo of her sister, Mrs Will Reed In 101m street. and Mrs. Kugene Glsslor spont Sunday at. tfie home of his parents. and Mrs.

Frank Glssler, State arid 'Mather streets. Mrs. Eugene Gjssler will remain for a further visit, but he returned to his work In 3t. Louis this morning. iMlss Juanlta Watson has returned from whorp she spent oouplo of days with her parents.

She Is' a pupil, at, the Brown's Bualnesf College and Is staying at the home of her uncle, Dr. j. T. Wafson here Miss Kuiilce 'Eccles has returherf! from a couple of flays visit witli; friends In 81. Lightning was flashing for ind she'wan active In church work up to the time her age made It Impossible for her to get about longer or to ittend church.

The funeral wns held (lift afternoon from the home to Oakwood Cemetery ind was attended by many old friends ind relatives of the family. Rev. M. T. Mumfbrd, of the Methodist Church, Conducted (he services.

Md Meeting and Picnic Postponed The annual meeting and picnic of Ladles' Aid Society and the men tho Presbyterlnn Church has been lostporicd indefinitely on account of Intense heat. 3an Have a Nice Profit on Their Bargain A real estate man In Upper Alton jays he will give Shurtleff College a irotlt of live hundred dollars on their 'mrgain for the Bulkley estate If the ilUctnlH of the school want It. The first class shape will come up and th members may. decide to order all th houses vacated'it 'once. In order tha they may be: repaired and put int gpod shape'.

It'Is also probable the rent tvlll' 'on. all. the 1 houses Included irii tho estate. Motes. K.

left this morn- Ing for.Canada hlfi vacation; of the church- will make arrftnfcements for tnlnlstera to supply the pipit during tho month of August while pastor is away on his vacation. Miss Rose, Arnold of the Kerr drug the flrst day of her week's A son was born, this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson at their home In Priest's addition. 'Miss Besale-iWilliamson Is recovering from a illness and to-day resumed at aVeat 'Hit.

1- Bal4'the'6rntor, "iny address a great Why, they applauded me for five'tnlnutes after I eat down." William.Qptler' Midnight Ice Delivery. William Clotler, a Wood River was engaged, icei'Saturday night iint-U as late, an He Vwhhts to explain he, was from a car shipped to Ilivef io a rivai coal 'dealer, and lie had: to trip to; Alton to get which caused htm to get back Altpn.Uml.ted la Stopped 1 Negro Is Arrested. GUB one of the Wood River raarfthals, 'stopped the bound LJImlted gar, morning'at South River, £nd took from the car a 'negro, whp was wanted by the Alton j'plice In cohhection with the ahopyng'laffray, on Belle the ilogro Was hold'In jail several hours the'Alton police came down after him. Mutz Office Force. Goes Swimming Pajrty.

The members of the. oftlce force of the Mutz 'store'went on a Bwlmjnirig party yesterday. Mr. darslerts, 'proprietor, ot the pop! room Mn Iflast; Alton, wsts tal(en to Joseph's Hospital In AJ- ton night Injuries ifjustbllfctlwhijn a Soda, bottle bursted last week. Tho artery Ih his left arm was badly rnt and it Is Hot up as rapidly aa was thought hccebaary.

Mother Becomes III Nursing Child With Spasms, Mrs, Harry Murphy 111. at her homo In Blinu as tho result of worry and Care ovor the Illness of hoi three year old daughter. Who was t'ak on ill with, spasms. The child was taken ill Saturday and went Into a KUC cession of convulsions. Both mother ami child arc somewhat better to-day but the, Is considerably aggravat their condition.

School Board Orders Improvements on Building The Kaat Alton, school board In it meeting laat ordered, improve nients on the school for the scliqol' this The ventilation wll be improved by the enlargement of tin Intake, ventilation pipe's, and tall of th school, rooms will bo retinted. Concert on Wednesday Night. On next Wednesday evening th East Alton or the Western Cartridge Band will. give a concert In, Alton. at the.

Triangle lawn. During the evening the of tho Cen- ct an rulltlg fey flto Judge, left ths courtroom remarking to another law- tho Before tttqjatt)' heard of the attorney I ought to be practicing before tho bar where your talents could bo cashed In to-big money." i Vj The, Early Dynamos. i electrp-raagneM 0 Induction, -'tin 'which the operation fit the tfyhamWelectrle" iriao'hlno Is by of Ijondon.ln 1831... The flj-st mnclilna to give 'cohtlhuoUa 'cUrrent wns that bf Charted. Wheatsttine, tn Bng.

In 1841 One of the, earllnsit sue. (iessful dynamos wa'8 th'at of Sloniena, i86tf. Or flmrhe Invented the ring winding in 18VO. Mrs. Miitz chaperoned the All took (heir swimming suits along and liinch baskets and a splendid time' was.

had. made. A few catches of fish were Notea. Mooha Java. famous for, Ita.

cplfee, llttl.e.jfleft today but (jiaen name. At that -period, Mocha iflhiel; Bupplled prao- tlqaily iftU the At the end -of the seventeenth century tho coffee plnnt was introduced Into Jnva and In a short time "Mocha and Jnvn" became a trade name ot great popularity. 'Richard! Thompson, has rethrne'd from a yaCatlort.trip in Cleveland, A. Strbss and family of Alton were guests yesterday at the Ijome of Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Harr. Mrs. Eugene Schwartztrauber is'en- tertaining her slsfer fr.om Belleville. A report was circulated that the Standard'Oil filling station was robbed yesterday. The report was denied by the men In, charge of, the station.

Henry Smith Is buiUllng new house on his farm south of Wood River. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Danson of Whiting, guests at the homo of Mr. and'Mrs.

James Thompsoa. Mrs. RJchard WHtaker.of Nlles, Is also a guest at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Thompson.

A i party of relatives visited yester- tral Avenue Church at Alton, composed; of twenty-two or fqjir voices, Will he several Refreshments w)H sold and a general good time ls being the East Alton people ami those In Alton who are Interested In. the band and Notes. Mrs. H.osea Mclntosh went to S.I; was awful glad you was day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac through, wasn't 'they, pa?" said Tom- Gotler. They were from Collinsville, St. Louis and Taylor Springs. The 1 son of Mr. and Mrs.

Trueman Wilson, who has been very has re- Louis to'day to spend the day. Lee Luman has returned from Colorado where he went some time ago to visit his father. B. J. Lancaster bas gone to Arkansas to be gone on a two weeks' business trip.

Miss Gertrude Greener of the Crandall Lumber and Hardware Company office, -is suffering with a.severe cold. S. A. Franklin has started building a new house In Silver Ridge. The Crandall Lumber and Hardware Company has sold lumber for a new house I'or William Bdsall which is to be built on Brown street In Upper Al ton.

rJMwg Your Task. 1 iWhen you "have to bes'advlsed and flu-1 covered, revised ydtfr value Is m'ercly nominal; Born, to Mr. and Starkey lie pUendmehol! man w'ho daughter and to Mr. and Mrs. Simon, draw Is the one wh'o'cari McDonou.gh, a.son Mr an(1 Mrs Willte vlslted friends yesterday Notice.

last night In the northern skies, and I street pavinK contract which has al- vou may interpret In you wish. If it Is a sign of hot noathor, It IB a poach, and could never ho haled Into court chargei' with misrepresentation. A party of friends came out from town yesterday'afternoon and tho afternoon very onjoyably it. tho homo of M. Klasncr In Wast avenue.

Visitors to thai place always havo a good time and plenty of fine refreshments and yea I.erday was no exception. Clarence Penrce has returned to ICast St. Louis after a Sunday visit at the homo of his-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ponrce, State and Mather streets.

Messrs. Ig Wnltor, Chris Mayford, ind llackett are home for a- inonth'n vncntlon, thn lireB having out In the Obenr-Nostor glass works In.Knst St. Louis Saturday. MIBH Anna Aii'gb'u'rger remains seriously sick at the home of her Ifirmint VVuliiHunHuti, In Dulinar, avenue. But little Improvement Is reported In tho condition of.

Wniia- macher, tho Grufton road trult rtilBor, w'ho has been very stuk for three- niontliB or more, at Jiln home. The UrnUon Hard Honda Association this evening nt thoj for the purpose of deciding abont tho annuiil chicken We are doing a good business at the Plain Price Store because we have Let Make Your Sick Skin Weil Thai burning skin- can al- -'-certainly bn nraliial Tho flrst imo o( ri'ttnil olntrabnl twldom fails (o glvo hel of rrnlnol ly fli-MB nwBy, til iice of prr.nma, rltig- Mali or Ithiilar ljulokly and at Phyildoni jtnvo nrpHoribcd rculuul oiutuiunt tarly ipr over 'twenty no you need tiiit lipHlfnto to uuo It frvuly, Sold by Il Your Toilet Soap Injuring Your Skint toDiit (iHui'H curitiiln liurnli, In- uH.i/;4MI«al'»u% MitttiUnn no, ftw Itien flMr the oowpla wid kwp (M Wallhtf fon, comfort "H'n "Whilt'fl'tnV matter newt" "I wus Just thlnkW thnt one-half of It is nlwn.vs Its best 'to get the other half of It Into Treo rresa. Prom "There's a fellow who has iniido a forlnne In the perfumery IIUNIIIKHI." "He now IIIIM inlllldim of dollnrti, and he riliiricd a ncents." Virtue. Krom oho cause or Another we shrink from the reiponslbllty of avowing our deepest lonviotlona. Part ly It is frbm tho ff'ar at ostonioUpu and singularity, partly trpm trust nnd allicere humility, partly from nlorM unworlhy mqtlvaa, But 'fronl whaiovor ciiifbe It may by HO iloihg wo wrong our Westcott.

oarfy been let hits the property tp extent of about live thousand dollars on Loverett avenue, Annex and 13dwards street but this assessment 'evidently docs not scare the real man quoted. Houses Changed Hands Rapidly Today. There was some moving done to- lay down In the southeastern part of nnd the houses changed hands In i hurry and none of the three wan 'oft vacant more than fifteen min- ites. r'runk Still, who recently wold 'ils residence on Benbow nvenuo, moved out nnd went into house ut the corner of Kdwards and Clawaon ntreelB. J.

Augustine Head, who recently purchased the Still place, moved In the sumo time Still moved The house that Head vacated on Mnylleld nvenuo wus occupied by nn- other family llfteen minutes after the last load of furniture loft R. Mills Place Vacated. M. I). Kestnrson nnd fnmlly, who Imvo been HvliiK In the old Mills homestead nt Mills curve, londed their household fioodH onto a car today and moved hacjf to Koyesport.

Rain Quits Street Grading Job. George Rain, the street grading'con- tractor, quit his Job Saturday after-' noon us tho result of tho controversy that hns been on for several wer-ka UK to dlspoBltlon of earth tnkun from tho streets, Hnln cmittmdB'he cun do as he plenties with the dirt as long UK there are no tills to ho mado lit the street. It Is.taken from. When r.oui- plaints wcro mndo hy property owners' along the Hue city olUclulu Investigated the matter. The rosult wan disagreement Saturday between Haln and the city olUclulu anil liu quit.

Executive Committee Meeting To-morrow. The executive committee of Sliurt U'lT will hold their mcclllin tn-morrow at the Moinberu of the arrive early In thu morning for tliu nioetlng. Tho qui'sllou lo come before the meeting ul Ihlii lime the handling of tin, 1 HnlHlcy uHtnlc liiti iichoo) hail juul jiurchuHi'd, Tho qucsllott of the hoiiser, mi Hit' properly In t. a nnnninr i nrror to think that Plain Price Store because we nave It te a popular lerror to tmnit tnas somethln usi fu for cver ybody and we the pulse ftiay. op.

telt only at ap rec a your patronage. By cn- wrlst. It may bo in any anperflclnl' doavortng to supply every want lit 5c, tnstande, at the temple, In the neck or behind' the ankle, on tho 0 ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years AT. 8. Louli M.

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U. tito 8 111! lilt Till AlWays bears the Signature of inner side. 'Good -Rtaaon Too. you like a-beard on a man's on some men. "But It hides the face." "Yes; that's tho reason I like a lOc and household and notions at our new store at big bargains in the Dulaney Building.

Contribution. "Every performer Ifl Koing to contribute a little to our show. The strong man Is going to give some exhibitions of his strength." "I see. He, will contribute his American. The Opal.

The superstition against the opal be gan through the stonecutters, each, of whom would-anxiously ask every oth- qr If he had, hatl any luck In his cutting, for contains 13 per cent water and is exceedingly brittle and therefore difficult tp cut Commercial Activity. Little paw, what Is the meaning of ''commercial activity 7" $5 for a week, sou, and lender for dlanapolla Star. A New View. "What a nice, kind mnn Nero was!" "What? Why, the j-retch fiddled while Rome burned!" "I knpw. He'd probably waited all his life for chalice when he wouldn't disturb any one." wife gives me a section of.

her mjnd now and then." "Well?" A It is ns Jn'terestlng as a picture -T piisszle trying to put them Pittsburgh Pqat. nib rthitut '(lopj '(jjf'yoifr inoun- iihi JltMfc 'Wliy, wiliit do 'vtiu iiiy ilon't ttnHI'i" Isvlllo The Contatt. men," said, the ea.rneBt citizen, "are born equal." are replied Mr. ty, ''But they don't Btay equal after ttiey'ro big enough 'to get together In the Star. talcrlc slfle says you've' tiijo too little Uy llto him- quiet I rpwn.

ont- his real cigar and keep hono tho aay-. Authorities may vary In discussing the merits of the 'hot bath, the tepid batlv and the cold Hath, but they nil agree 4n the abstract that bathing is neces- eary to good health. Tho remov- al from the skin of the accutnu- Intlon of refuse matter Is the prl majy tha Imtb. 4 A. bath should not bo taken too near moaltlino.

There is a mnl atlraotlon of the blood to- tho 8t6m'ach 'after eating. A Foolish Notion. "The critics sny the last net of bur play falls lint," remarked tho manager. "Hum," Riiltl tbu "can't you put In few of those 1 hear you people talking so much about Age-Herald. The Dreaded Call, "Call me whul you will." suld iht notoriously mnn, "but duu'i cull early." Road our Classified Column.

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M. Daily Except Sunday only. CompiVte time tabls shojjJnp and through tra na orftheBasF all locM st Louii General PasBong Colllnevllle BJasf Aljton. Qranlte ft Bt tj otili, 4 4k Bachelor' Licnr find a It.ls. wiiri- miirrludv lIuli-TlilugH stu.vwl they wnv pift tht'ii.

linHtou Clears Away Pimples I'Vini'ily Ilini I'olilom fflllx' nil liiiulili's. I'lii'lt 1'linrn IB nw.iy nnd onijiiliiiiM nnil ilint IIIUKCH tin' suit, rlcar nnil lii-fllihy. Any cun Nitpply you wllh Koiittrnlly ovi'icoiiiM nil Him AClil', i't-Kt'lllU, Ill'lli blank ImniU In tmwt cnni-n wuy lo Ki'iito, -FriMiimntlv, inlnor lili-in UhoH ovitnilwlit. lli'lilim IIHII- HtmiH InHinnlly. Xonio IH Mifu, oli'iiji, tiHIBu Ami It t'OHlit oiilV Imtllii, Jfl.mi.

It upt wretisv or Hllcliy ami lovitivoly mlfo fur icndvr, Kvmo. ClovelnnJ, nc Richmuk.milted Fo'rlnlanu 1 Ahy'lnttrforente wltli this and the attractlbn of tho blood to- Ward the' surfnco of the body la apt to'arrost digestion. Warm baths have soothing effect nnd are-prescribed for nervousness. The tepid bath can do no Iwrm. baths are BtlmiilntlnK, shut apt to be In- Jurlous If tho-hoart notion lunot strong enough to permit of a Jfo Borne Indlvjd.

nals, tho to. the system IB BO great that they can- not accustom themselves (o cold 4 Pure Blood Heahh Make Your Blood Pure i Belqorn flsen, "I'm tiiiltliiit ft coilcetlon of rire eolus. if you Immicii run acrtmi uiiyjU'Mt'e 'V'" "1 sure will, 'M tntin. Inn jiimpiit nny kind "of coin rnru to nit- now- ft. LuiilH Ellu- NotDlhg very torlouH about her, Steilu-l AhoulH nay not, If that woman kimw world cotttnttt tb next tv0elc It would be jnstllko you clean them.

will firtd, In all probability. Mi ficcumtala'tloh taftar on the enamel and bits of food deposit titding between the dfevioes. YOUR DENTIFIUCE does JUpss ol teeth is caused usually by brio of two or decay, both of which develop, as a rule, only tn mouth where germ-laden tartar IB preoent. pBNRBfcO, the recently discovered of a dental apeclallit, two-fold In action. Pint, REALLY CLEANS, unutually efltctl ve in cleaning away food depodti.

tkcond, It ftctlr nelthej inJutlouioUriilcala'nor gHt. Avoid fyorrlwa and decay. Oit from your doulai today. In large tubei, ajc. fend 4o to itnreco, 304 Walnut Strict, Cincinnati, Ohio, for trUl paekago,.