Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 2

PAGE 2. ALTON EVENING THE WAR A YEAR AGO TODAY Both sides claimed successes In battle along the Yser. Russians captured Johannlsburg, East Prussia. Siege of Przcmysl resumed. Austrlans won a victory at Pruth.

Serbians routed Austrlans who tried to cross Danube near Seman- drla. Turkish cruiser Goebrn crippled. Mass meeting In London to support Kitchener's appeal for temperance. NORTH SIDE. Will Mxlond l.lfjlillnn Servlcr.

Omiitr Kranx is getting ready to pxlfiid Hglil.liiK and hnatliiK sorvlcp from his homo on Hello struct, to Ills fnthnr'H homo, sorno dlstaiifo north on tlio' same street. Oscar put. in a private liciiting and llsht- inh plant more tliiui a year ago, and he finds that he has a mtrplus of both light and heat. He will opn- iipct. up with tho home of his pnr- ont.H, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Henry Kranz and will furnish them light and hoat, Tho work will Oscar has a light above tho front door of hits house that dispels darkness for a great distance from thai vicinity. It is far bolter than thn average street light. during the winter, bo started at once. Moving Ills Ills Sawmill.

Relatives here huvo heard from Oeorgo Springman, "the lumber Vlng" who left several days ago for his sawmills and lumber forests in eastern Texas. He is all right, and has a large force of men engaged in moving the big saw mill to another and better location, some distance away. Tho now location will put the mill In the heart of a fine timber section, thus shortening the haul of logs, and It will put It handier to a railroad loading switch. He expects to keep the mills running full tilt, all winter and spring. Providing Convenience.

Tho new seats ordered some time ago by the board of education, to provide accommodations and convenience for the rapidly increasing number of primary pupils have ar- ried, and are being put in place by C. F. Roenilce and Janitor Mayford. There was an idea prevalent at the time the McKlnley school was erected that the building was too large. It that time, but the build- era were planning for the future, and results show they planned wise-' ly.

It will not be many years, nt I the present rate of growth, until Itj will need an a substantial one at that. "Tlgo" nnil His Gun. The following from the Calhoun News, of Hi'-rdln, is about a resident of the North Side, who Is now in the Kingdom: "Emil Linkogle, Is considered (tin best duck shot, in these parts, went up In the bottom lands last Friday and succeeded in bagplng six of mallards and one- coot. II. a poor day for ducks too.

"Tlge" In right there when It conies to hunting tluwe wob footed water birds and when he goes after them ho generally gets 'era. Charles Halm, tho Chouteau avenue gardener and fruit grower, who was very sick for several days, is able to bo out again. Mrs. Samuel Ball "is at the home of her sister, Mrs. W.

U. Hagernmn at Elm and Davis street, where nlm is receiving the best of rare. She is slowly recovering from a very serious sickness. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Kohler are entertaining, at their home In IClm Klrept, Mrs. Anton Huddn of St. I.lHllS. (iluHRbrennor went hunting on tlio PlaBa yesterday, expecting to have on toast, this morning. lie got no quail, but ho did return with a naok full of rabbits.

Not a hunting wheat sack. t'liarles Halm, of Mallard, Is visiting hla uncle, Charles Halm In Hop Hollow. The young mother has been visiting here for two or three months. There was another nice, white frost this morning---just heavy enough to chill, not kill tho microbes hanging around. Farmers are pleased with the rain of yesterday.

It was a big boost for tho growing wheat, and for. the grain In the that, not yet gerniiftaled. Consignments of fruit trees continue to arrive for farmers in this locality, and many young trees are belnp set out. It will not be many years, If fanners continue their present practice, until this part of Madison county will got back its old tirno prestige of being an orchard country and a very productive one. The condition of Mrs.

Mary f'cboel'fel was reported to be better today than at any time since she was so severely Injured in a fall, several days ago. Mrs. Ross Ward has returned from a visit in Blsah with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McDow.

Will Hancock, the Oakwood avenue fruit grower and poultry a-nd hog raiser, has been suffering tortures for several days with a huge specimen of "Job's Comforter." It Is located directly under the right eye and It Injured the sight of that, naturally when It attained a man's size and began to ache full power. It was lanced yesterday, and he is feeling easier. Miss Hazel Bushel Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Rue, at Delhi. Oscar Scogglns will move his family here from Newborn Monday.

Ho is employed at tho brick yard and has been boarding for some time because he could find no vacant house until now. He will occupy the Callahan house at 2607 State street recently vacated by Mrs. Bin- ma Armstrong. Remove Waste Matter That Causes Sickness cbcprfully recommend Pole? Cnllmrtlc Tablets to any one suffering with constipation or biliousness." George Jonnor, 41G Labor San Antonio, Texas. When tlio bowels aro cloggrert with a of poisonous waste, biliousness, sick headache, ntomach, blunting 1 Kivaes, ami general discomfort result.

A wholesome anil tbor- oiiRlily cleansing cathartic that will tnovo oft the conffestod without griping or nausea Is Foley Oatbartlo TiLljle.L». Take them at bod time, ami tho next morning you will find a sralul'ul rlillef, without any dlacom- 1'ort, iiuadacha or unpleasant after effects. They keep tlio liver healthily active, proiniiUi cllgestlon, and abut out headaches nml bllloiiBiioaa, Ask your Sold Everywhere. Use the Safety First method keeps the hnir healthy and you'Jl never have to try to cine baldness. Daughters of Wesley Social A social will be given this evening In the.

hhsement of. the Methpdlst Church on Main-street by the DaUgh- ters of Wesley, organization of Vo- men of the church. They have prepared an excellent program and it will be well worth hearing. Pupils In music under Mrs. H.

S. Deem will furnish the musical end of the program arid It Is certain a good time will be enjoyed by all who attend. The ladles, will charge aii admission of 15 they will also hove on sale candy and other good things. Leverett Building Is Unroofed. Workmen on the job at the Leverett building on Washington avenue which is now '-owned by the Odd fellows, have taken the roof off and are now ready to commence construction of; the upper story that is to be put on." All material has been delivered to the place and it will be a very short time until the building will be a twp-Btory structure.

-Contractor' Finishes' The' cdncre't'e "bridge over a-creK' on the Harris lane In Foster township has been completed by the Edwardsvlllt contractor who had the job. It was a very expensive piece of work for the contractor simply because of the quick sand that ho came in contact with in sinking the piers. It was necessary to install pumps to pump out the water and quick sand In order to get the abutments built. However, the job Is a good one and the commissioners are well pleased with it even though the contractor lost money on the job. To Use Rock From Old Martha Wood Cottage.

The rock that formerly constituted; the foundation of Martha Wood Cottage at Shurtleff College before the building burned, will be used in the basement work at the College Avenue Baptist Church. Building stone will be needed in the new basement at once with which to build piers and supports for the building. It has been a question before the college officials as to a way to dispose of the stone because they wanted the lot cleared off, but did not want to go to the expense of hauling the stone away. Now the stone Is needed just a block away from the site of the old cottage and it Is to be hauled to the church" next week Notes. Mrs.

Henry Montgomery of Kirkwood, who has been spending a few days among Upper Alton friends, left to-day for her home. The new filling station of the Standard Oil Company In Upper Alton Is to be built at once in front of the. Henry property on Washington avenue. The tank and pump'have arrived and are now on the ground and Mr, Henry expects the workmen at any time. The football team of Shurtlefl' College will not play a game to-morrow as the date is open and since they have several hard battles on their list for this season they did not attempt to nil tills date.

The boys are going to iittund iho game at Western. Walter Laux has sold his gray team of work horses, harness and coal wagon to Charley Brant and the team is now being used on some work at the State Hospital which Mr. Brandt iu doing. Mr. Laux plans to go to Alhambra to-morrow where he has a team in view which he may purchase.

Walker Slaughter, the boy whose arm was amputated at St. Joseph's Hospital Wednesday evening after he had been ohot through the muscle bv a 22-calIbrc rifle, is said to be resting very well ana Is doing as well as could bo expected. He will be kept at the hospital some time even though he continues to improve. Mrs. George Burton is to-day shipping her household goods from her Main street residence to Akron, Ohio where she will Join her husband and the family will make their home there The goods are being loaded to-day Prank Lochr and Mrs.

Burton and children will leave to-morrow or Sunday for Akron. W. H. Mammons is erecting a now residence for himself and family ou ft 4 mmmmmm East at top" of the hill. MOJIfimirioris a number of yoam 5h the property Ihnro known as pjace after old hdpa stands back a gopa ttonflltHe road and Mftfe 1 is belnf'built directly in frpht the old one.

Sam vwij ityiib yi me uiu UIIC3. he has Aged Couple Badly Hurt and the car-. )n Runaway Wednesday Night. 1 un Th Mr and Mrs. Fred Westerholt were elghtr-pome anrt: hurt worse th was at first belffived owttatfeti In height.

It will the runaway near their home ie completed andiready Tor nesday 'night. Both" were throwii out of the rig when the horse was frightened Mr. Westerholt sustained a' dislocation of the ehoul- occupancy of January. BRE SYRUP OF FIGS. Cleanses llvor ami bowels and get Quick.

well When a cold der, and two were sustained by Mrs. Westerholt. They went home after the accident suffering severely, but did not learn the true nature of their injuries until yesterday. Rathert Is Repaired By Highway Commissioner. Highway Commissioner Hdl Helns is having: a force of men and teams today at work oh the Rathert hill near When yOur'fcTiIld suffers from a cold aav a on the iiatnert hill near dbn't giVe the little stomach, Hv- Brushy Qroye to repair the road on the er.

and- a gentle, thorough hill. Several car loads 6iE crushed cleansing at once. When cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturaliyl'lr breath is bad, stomach sour, ghflaJfcwteaspOorifurof "California Figs," and in a few hours alUtne fSbur-Wfe and undigested food will 'out of ''the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. If your has caughl sore coughs, '6? is fev a' gotid and l-ish or has a ttse-of "Calt fprniA S.y«k&v.of.$ig8," to'ievacuate the bowejs no other tvidtt'f (a ment is Sick coaxed to take -this 'temlesa "frtfie laxative." Millions of it handy because theyItBow its on, the cause on, te stomach', liver and bowels is prompt and SStsb know 1 'a- little given to-day baytiB a sick child to-morrow. a 50-cent bqtr tie of Syrup of Figs," which contains- directions for babies, children of all age's-'arrdifor 'grown-ups plainly on the bottle.

Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, made by "California, Ij'ig Company." CHAS, WILSON GO JfftO BASEBALL. 11 O'Con- Tiilsaj.uk., nor, of 3 franchise tion. St. Louis, who represents 6'Corinor, has been in.

Tulsa;) jweok. to negotiata.ya^^^eg.J 'St, Louis man will come in. possession of the team for j( past is in Hair Tonic- is what YOU should use your liair is your Ucbpuir. Keeps the sculp stimulated, clean, huullhy. Keeps tho hair noft, vifloroua Qiul abundant.

"Won't cure shiny bald heads, but will prevent them. Ladies of this dtp Keep your hnir beautiful wilh Snlho Hnir And if luisbnml. father or In-oilier Ix-ginn uKow thinning malic him it. Thisisiha Only Store in Tun)n Where Salko Hair Tunic can lo Bought hano an Health Safv(i) J'int ar It ixullnd tin Solko Snfcly Pirnl Mi.nuuluf I U.iKSoml Uict utul it ti-lls you how to l.uvti veil. Wv II fivu it to you with uny Sullio purclww.

Natataaut-af-loton rtadtri All tniibooii tnr ilinlribiilii'ti if iu tv, tl'-'i(--r i-iiJ itV K. tho Co. l.i 111. DAKTirs PHARMACV. Alton, nil, T.

H. POSTLEWAITK I Uait Alton. Uli. New- but, Jt'Jg," known 'he is willing. i djlsp.Qs^..o^ h.is holdings it he can g-gt jiiifi 8 O'Connor declares he, hag about $40,000 oj real money baseball in tlie.

oil; metropolis and has a' line ou a make the association sit up and take in the event he closes a deal. Tulsa" Is one of the best towns In the Western Association, and local fans are eager for a ptennan't- winning team. Tulsa has one of the 'best and most accessible parks in the association. Attempting 'to Ilnrohase Tulsa Franchise tot Jack O'Connor. All of the officials of the C.

P. and St. L. officials were in Alton this morning on of Inspection of this, of roa.d. The officials lefj' the train jit, the round house and, walketf, through the yards to tho Alton depot -where they boarded the spepjal again and went to on business.

Among the officials who were in the city this morning iwere General Manager W. C. Huret, Trainmaster G. A. Colomau, Chief Dispatcher J.

A. Mahoney, 'Superintendent of Motor Power, C. S. Branch; Superintendent of Transportation, '-I). C.

Predricks, Roadmaster, J. Auditor, Auditor W. Berber, and Suporin- tendqnt of BrUtgej J). Harrqm. Your Developing And Printing Until You Try KIESELHORST'S Take a glass of 'to 'flush Eidneyi if Bladder bothers Drink Jota of water.

l' evontnnlly produces kidney trouble jn 'IKUIKS (o'nn or other, Mj-g a nutliority, cauno the uric nold in meat oxcltoo the DICVKUil'lNO JOc. I'KH HOUJ, (Any Film.) HUNTING Be. Bluggtshi oloff all aortB of Jiapknohb and mis- dietresa. par.tictu cry in tho kidpcy rigloiij rheumatic twin gcs, mere heiulnrfiwi acid atomic)), constipation, torpldj! -Ufoy, ileeplmBiicM, bladder and urinnfjj' Irritation. The moment your book hurts or kid- neya aren't aotinjl mht, or if bladilur bothers you, get four of Jad Salts from any good, pharmacy; take a ji fa, jfcjuaw of we tor before and your kidnsyu will then This iammis salts IB nada froitt 4ho arid of grapes and lemon llttfia, and has been uMd tor sonerutiooe to Vd.ElmuJ«to to in tiii rodi 8alU a drink wlj tiko now rock are being deposited there.

Standard Oil Improvements Progressing Nlqoiy. The work on the new stills, the power house and the boiler house in pro- guessing nicely at the Standard Oil re- of construction workers'arebus'y. 'It will be pt-ob- ably two months yet before the work Is completed. Prairie Oil and Gas Com-; pany Lays New Pipe. 'New pipes are being laid dpvn- In tfie-yardB of the Standard Oil rennhry by the Prairie Oil and Gas Company.

No. new; are put in hut a rearrangement of the old lines Is made fot tne sake" of coilvehiierice in directing the supply of "crude "oil which is sent to the Wood River refinery. Wood River Dog Carries Pack- 1 ages From Grocery Store. A large brown shepherd dog belonging to Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Felardo of Wood 'River has been trained so that it will carry packages from the grocery The dog's mistress was in town this mbpiing making her purchases, and when she had too many bundles to carry converitlently she put one of them in the dog's mouth and the dog willingly accompanied her and carried it all thfe way home. Quarantine Raised oh John Haller Home. The quarantine was raised to-day on the John Haller home where the son of Mr. and Mrs. Haller, Thomaa Haller, had been quarantined with diphtheria.

This is the last case of diphtheria Jn Wood River, and no new cases have developed. Notes. Mrs. M. F.

Manning and Mrs. Bacheldor will entertain a party of friends tormprrpw afternoon at the Manning home in Mrs. J. R. Carrlnger wfts hostess members of the Five Hundred Club a her home: iu last Tjiere a good attendance, and splendid time was enjoyed by tlibs present.

James Chessen of the Chessen Caldwell addition reports the sale of great many houses and lots in his dition during the 'past few months. A recent c'ount of the houses whlc are being constructed in Wood Rive shows that fifty-four houses are in pr cess of construction. E. J. Lancaster of Hast Alton hp.

accepted a position temporarily wit the Crandall Lumber Company a Wood River to help out during th busy season. The members of the Monarch Clu are making extensive preparations fo their dance to be given to-morrow night in the Hale hall in Bast Altoi F. y. Mutz went to St. Louis to-da on a busines strip.

Mrs. William Melners and son Bethalto were guests yesterday at th home of Mr. and Mrs. George Oetkin Wallace Miller, son' of Mr. and Mrs W.

A. Miller, is ill at his home ir Wood River. A daughter was born in St. Loui yesterday to Mrs. Henry Eekhard who was taken to a 1 St.

Louis hospital. The child died shortly afterwards'Tjut th mother Is improving nicely. Miss Anna Monks pf tho Tole phone Company of Alton was in Who'd River yesterday on business. Marshal J. W.

Kelly yesterday perv ed a warrant ou a foreigner charging him with disturbing the peace on She complaint Steve Bolo. The Rev. D. C. Blunt will deliver a lecture this evening in the Wood Rlv er school to-night on the subject "How To Be Happy." The new houses which are being Wuilt by Contractors Coats and Kellen borger for a Wood Ulver real cstcte syndicate are rapidly Hearing eomple tton, and will ho ready for tho piaster ing next week.

A new bath room Is being installed in the Dalt'on harbor shop by tho Me Stockor: Company GO TO McDANIEL STOCKER At Wood. River for your plumbing and heating supplies. Up to date first class work. Prices very reasonable. SELECT RESIDENCE LOCATION In the Diilhhy Addition before the best lots are sold.

Five mod- orn homed under construction now; and several more to start soon, The heat addition In Wood Itlvor for good air and beautiful vlow. WOOD RIVER JITNEY SERVICE Having secured the services of a careful and well known driver I will givo hourly service with'H 0 0 1 aB eor car between Wood River and Alton, mornings and evenings, Btartlujc from my of- Boo in Wood River and the City Hall in Alton at a quarter to the hour. No trips between 10 a. in and p. m.

For spaolut trips, ml tripe, epocmfwyp lal attention to private parties W. DULANEY, wood easily Next time you have company-or want to give the family I of these delightful desserts--it is sure to please and will time and work 'I Clean-Sweet-Pure From ot0s Carnation Frozen Pudding 2 cops Water, 4 erawi Mips anpir, 4 tea- BpomrfnlaTanllln, Ktenftboaiif til salt. Heht one cAn of Curhdtlon Milk and Water In double boiler. Beat and nbgarj nnd pour Into heated milk; mlt well: cook In double Mllcr, fctlfrltifr dohstuntlyj until the mixture thickens on llko cream. Cool, add tnnillfe, nnd another con of Carnation Put into freosternnd frccic.

This will make about two quarts, Tapioca Pudding 2 cups Cnrnntlon Milk. 1 pint WattiV. itggit, 1 cup sugar, 3 tubleSpboriftflr granulated tapioca, I tcasfioonful vanilla. Mix Carnation Hllk, water, and cttok- arid tapioca in' a double boiler for 80 trtln- ttUvi. AddteitCn tlayorfnff; Add the veil beaten will tea of eggs lost Pour over riKiphorrlcs, strawberries, or: fresh or conned fruit.

Two tall and baby size It is just clean, A nr is lull Iv. F'Vfi'nrtHn J. Jt to the consistency cream. Nothing added removed but wate. It is then hermetically sealed and sterilized.

all -kjnds of weather. Open it as you need it and dilute it as required. cook baking whlpplfasr, cfenm and at the table. The quality, pur ity, economy and convenience of Carnation Milk make it the milk for you to use daily. from fa I MTi Pacific Coast Condensed onlc tuly Drug Co.

und Belle MUST MEN AND WOMEN CARRY MARRIAGE CEJRTIFICATES. When Traveling, Europe Bound Travelers Carry passports Before Landlords Will Allow Them Register. Chester Carroll, of East S.t.,Louis, a former, resident of this cou'nty, is visiting relatives In the vicinity of Alton. Today he was speaking' about the Alton 'clean-up being of kind as the present mayor of East St. Louis has undertaken.

Carrbil the East St. Louis mayor followed the lead of the Alton authorities, hut that he is even stricter than the Alton officials. That, however, Is open to dispute and discussion. The interesting- feature of Carroll's conversation, was in the that Mayor Mbllmah of East St. Louis has become so strict, and had given all officers such peremptory orders, concerning hotels, and boarding houses, that rented rooms for immoral purposes, that con-, ductors of hostlerles are alarmed every time a man accompanied by a woman registers aa guests and ask 1 for a room.

Questions are being asked of all strangers, and they must have a pretty good, clean bill of, health, as It were, in order to procure the accpni- modatlons they desire. Some hotel keepers are demanding marriage certificates, and he thinks if the cm- Bade becomes a little more vigorous, all stranger couples will have to their marriage certificates with thein when traveling, like Europeaa visitors carry government passports. WILL START LAYING WATER MAINS. Gang Will Big Put To Work In Upper Alton at Once To Hasten Work. The Alton Water start work at once on the Upper Alton water mains and 'sixty men will be put to work on the job as soon as the weather will permit.

It is the hope ol the Alton SVater Co. that the mains will all be laid before the winter makes It impossible to continue the work. 'Eleven water plugs are to be placed in various places in Upper Altou. Appropriation for this number of plugs was made In April and it was expected at the time that the Alton Water Co. would have the plugs installed by July.

have been prevented, how- e.ver, the failure of required number of signers of private contracts along the streets over which they wero to The company made an appeal to the police of Alton last evening to find workmen to complete the job in a hurry. Sixty men will be put to work at once. For the Next Ten wjll Jilye represen- tativegi caiiin ort pur convenien'ce'lh the use of be pur- Convenient Paymenls Bell No, No. 993..