The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 6

EDWAEDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER Saved From The Wreck I Here some of the crew of, ECO of H. M. S. Kalelgh are msMng their i i ashore after the vessel had gone aground ott Labrador. OUR Charging rates are Lower OUR Battery prices are LOWER We represent an old well established Standard Battery a a i Concern No EXPERIMENTING on our part with your Battery BATTERY HEADQUARTERS Brandenburger Battery Service Co.

S15 N. Main Edwardsvllla Bell 315 Starters and Generators Repaired, ff-asf. 2 Shows Each Evening 7:00 and 8:45 Last Times Tonight 10 and 30c ADOLPH ZUKC52 presents I "WALLACE FERGUSON EORGE FITZMAHRiCE CL (paramount Qidure Educational THURSDAY 10 and 25c-- "3 LIVE GHOSTS" If have tears of laughter, prepare to shed them! Pathe Sows. Topics. Goldwjn Review TWO WHITE HALL MEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.

Auto Turns Over Three Times During Races at Jacksonville. Speeding around the new half mils dirt track in -a Dodge special racing automobile, at a speed estimated at 70 miles an hour at Jacksonville. Elon Robley of White Hall, and his mechanic had a narrow escape from death Sunday afternoon when Robley's car turned over three times after striking some boards from the fence that had been thrown on the track when George Undercuffler of Carlinville, struck the fence. Robley suffered a broken right arm and bruises about body, while his mechanic was bruised about the head. The accident occurred during the first race of the day, a ten mile race in which sis automobiles entered.

Robley was leading the field- and was near a lap ahead of Undercuffler who was driving a Sttutz special. Suddenly the Stutz darted toward the fence, tearing out several lengths of boards and throwing them onto the track. Undercuffler succeeded in getting his car back on the track, but Robley's car, following ths Stutz, struck the boards, swerved sharply to the left and entered the oval, where it turned over three times. Robley and his mechanic were rushed to the office of Dr. H.

Chapin, where X-ray pictures were taken. The two injured men were later removed to the office of Dr. W. p. Duncan, where their wounds were treated.

Their condition is not thought to be serious. The three races were won by Leon Crabtree of Paris, driving a Chevrolet special. The time for DEFEAT BUCKEYE MALTS STAUNTON SUNDAY. OP Pitching of Knopp Was Featnro Past Game. The Alhambra Athle'Ics defeatec the Buckeye Malts of SUunton on the Alhambra diamond Sunday, September 3.

Knop, the Ath'atics pitcher, pitched his usual good game, striking out 13 men. ATHLETICS AB PO A Jones, S3 .5 Perry, cf 5 Wray, 3b 5 Hesi, If Hebenstreit, Ib Lebeter, Hochmuth, 'c Gaerter, 2b Knop, 1 1 2 1 6 1 15 0 0 44 10 11 27 BUCKEYE MALTS 7 4 the first 1 2 0 0 0 4 ten mile race was The time for the second race, also ten miles, was 12:06:00, and the time for the third race, twenty miles, was 2 8 0 6 0 0 Undercuffler was second in the second and third races and third in the first race. "Doc" Roberts of Indianapolis, came in second in the first race and third in the second race Roberts was forced out of the third rice by a broken connecting rod at the end of the tenth mile. Uudercutfler tore out several sections of the fence during the race, but placed in each run. H.

Mums, driving a Mums special, also hit the fence in the first race. D. F. Davis of Pans had charge of the races. Nearly two thousand people gathered at the track" to witness the races, which brought the Morgan county fair to a close.

Ackerman, Sb Hochmuth Ib Grimm, cf 5 Schubert, 2b R. Unger, rf Hasse, If 5 B. linger, ss 5 Sturm, 5 Mostar, 5 Killer, p-2b 45 9 14 24 5 4 Score by innings; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Athletics Buckeyes 3 4 .1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 x--10 0 2 0 3 0 9 MAY USB BLOOD TEST TO DETERJIINE PARENTAGE South Bend, Ind Sept. 6--The "blood test" may be invoked to determine the parentage of the nine months old son born to the wife of Prof. John P.

Tierman, of Notre Dame University. Tierman announced today that Dr. T. Hudicum, of California, was ready to make a chemical analysis of blood taken from the baby, from his own body and from the reins of Harry Poulm who Tierinan declared was the father. Preliminary hearing of the case against Poulm was postponed until September 14 by agreement of both sides.

Tiernan declared today that ha had further evidence to offer to show that Poulin had been intimate with other South Bend women. The professor stated that if moral character was involved at the trial he would disclose other conquests of Poulm, of which, he alleged, he boasted to Mrs Tiernan. Quality Goes To town, church, to the neighbors and back without minding the weather, with the assurance of having a fine car with a seasoned chassis of known dependability and economy--all these closed car advantages you may enjoy at moderate open car cost. See the Dort Yale Sedan, $1095, the Coupe, $1045, at the Madison County Automobile Show Edwardsville, September 15-16-17 $1695 Six models from $885 to $1383; LigHt delivery car, $825; at Flint Edward Overbeck 120 N. Main St Phone 119-R Busses Make Good Time.

The busses making the trip between Alton and Edwardsville are making it 5 minutes ahead of tie old time, in spite of the fact that a detour is necessary due to the Alton Road being torn up. This gain in time Is possible on account of a better road travelled also, it is not necessary to make the number of stops they made before while taking the old route. Passengers from Maplewood are being conveyed down town on the regular busses and transferred to the Edwardsville busses with no extra charge so the people are really suffering no inconvenience since the road has been torn up; but rather ar making the trip in better time As the road is expected to be torn up for some time and the September court is about to convene, jurors will not have any Telegraph. p. Fair SEPT.

16-23 LOW FARES--Ask the nearest Traction agent about the reduced rates good going September 15 to 23 with return i i to and including September 25. FREQUENT SERVICE--There's a Traction electric train to and Springfield most any hour. No long waits--and it's cool and clean on the large, comfortable electric cars operated by this railway. FOR CONVENIENCE--The Traction conducts an Information Bureau on the State Fair grounds and at the passenger station in Springfield. Ask ys questions and receive an answer with a smile.

'THE BEST WAY TO THE BEST STATE PAIR" linois Traction System 3 IS THERE is Helpful Co-operation and, Worth While Advice at "The Citizens." There is Safety and Satisfaction, as well as In-, terest. There is no taking advantage of ignorance. We "tote fair" when you don't know. We are practical, sympathetic, careful, even in minor details. You will find a welcome at "THE CITIZENS" The Only State Hank in the County Under Government Supervisior.