Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 2

II This store remains closed today in observance of Independence Day DEATHTAKES TOLL EABLY FOR 4TH FOURTH ASSOCIATION IS PROUD; OFvPROGRAU PREPARED FOR TODAY. i i r-- i i v. sl J1 -V t- Accidents Already Eeporfed I I from Many Cities in the United States. 20 off all men's and boys' clothing TOY CANXOXS AT WOEK. TKfE Sane Fourth association, projector of the Chicago Fourth, today submits to the public a program embracing the resulU of a twelve month campaign for "a Constructively patriotic celebration.

The historical pageant is not a parade it is a series of moving pictures. Every participant, except the public officials in the first section, "will be in military uniform or special costnme.v"" Eftif element of thegiganCcfloatsi, erery dtaO the numerous costumes, has been supervised with reference to its accuracy from the historical, the patriotic, and the artistic point of view. Every feature has its meaning not only in itself but in its relation to what follows and what precedes. V. i We hope that the public wfli view the pageant with its real significance constantly in mind.

Director Kabierske has inade every to. cause the pictures to speak the truth. 4 Of equal inspiration must be the great Army Tournament in Grant Park, which, beginning this afternoon, continues for nine day's. "We shall tie better citizens lor this opportunity to see the work and study the character of the American soldier. in the main floor section The great half-yearlydiscount 'sale which posted buyers look forward to as the greatest clothing event of the season the time, when every suit and every coat in our immense stock is subjected to Giant Crackers Are Running a Close Second In Returns of Premature Mishaps.

In pur plans for the Chicago Fourth, we have had the co-operation of the President First floor, Wabash avenue. a straight discount of 20. 20 off all men's fancy mixed business suits of the United States, the Secretary of War, the Commander of this Department, tne Governor of Illinois, the Mayor and the City Council, the South Park Commissioners, and all tbe public officals of Chicago and Cook county. The press of Chicago has given its constant and generous support. Our patriotic citizens have contributed freely of their time and means.

We gratefully submit the program for the day, confident that the Chicago Fourth will be none the less enjoyable because it stands for true patriotism and the safeguard tag of this community. THE SANE FOURTH ASSOCIATION. i By MARQUIS EATON, President 20 discount off all and men th.j iainoU National Guard, -while tie Black-toM will house MaJ. GenrFredrIck. Dent Bw eleuiMrtJn the program for today was annoupcd In the evenlns.

It will constat of the flrlnff at noon today by Battery tba Fifth Held artUJary of the national ealuteof nlnsty-slx runs. -At the same time tha 8tar Spangled Banner will be stmul-taneoaaly played by affthe banda.of the camp Sobered at tl foit of tha blg1 flagatalt In the center of the ftamp This is an observance of the regular army carried out at all army potto oa the Fourth of July. "Visitors Enjoy-Watching Soldiers. -Ttie -camp -was quiet both fn the mornins and afternoon, but the visitors seemed to get no end enjoyment 'out of ws.rch.tng-the soldiers lounging around, playing ball, or doing their routine task, cooking, watering-horse, arranging their tnt etc A wire-let telegraph station-erected and operated by tha signal corps attracted much attention. The artillerymen'.

were fm favor when they took tbe trouble to explain the workings of their guns. Religions services were held In the afternoon from a gospel wagon fromUbe Moody Bible institute Dixon, pastor of the Moody church, H. H. Van Meter of the Christian Endeavor union, and Chaplain KJce the Twenty -seventh re gftnentspoke. All the soldiers were called out at 3 In the morning by a ore in the camp.

A tent bad been Ignited from one of the garbage Incinerators, but was easily extinguished. Officer's and nien" of Che carqp and the officials of tbe 6ane Fourth association were arojised to apr by a charge mK3e by Arttfur Surrage Far well of the Chicago Law and Order league that the soldiers were lcalUng girl visitors to the camp. Find Satis for Story. Although conndentthat it was an unfounded accusation the officers to whom the complaint was made reported it to Gen. Grant, who turned the matter ever to Chief of Police Steward.

Chief Steward nt out a number of detectives who Investigated thorough-' ly without finding any basis for tbe story. The proportion of girls escorted bjr the boys in khaki was large, but If was often evident that they were relatives or close friends, and even where they, seemed Ao. be chance acquaintances It was noticed that the Soldiers did not take, in fact did not need to take, the initiative In the matter. -Gen. Grant will entertain as his guests during the tournament this week the officials Lake Bluff, Wllmette, Highland Park.

Xvanston, Winnetka. Lake Forest, Wauke-gan, and Glencos. Route and Order of Parade. big parade will leave. Twenty-fourth street and Michigan avenue at 9 a.

m. and wilt proceed north In Michigan avenue to Washington street west to State, and south to Jackson, where It" will disband. When the' bead reaches State and Jackson the end will still be well south of Twenty-fourth street. The order of the parade will be as follows: Platoon of polic Band, Seeond Infantry National Guard. Chief Marshal VaJ.

Geo. Edward C. Toung. commanding Illinois Rational Guard. Staff.

Col, W. P. Wright. Loyal Ljgton. James Stuart, Grand! Army.

Col. Hamilton Lewis. Spanish War Veterans. XJesC CoL 3. M.

Eddy; and M. Order, Spanish 1 War. laaj. Gen. Frederick Dent Grant and Staff, escorted by United States troops.

Col. 'William X. Pitcher, commanding. stair. Bsnd.

Twelve companies Tenth Infantry. Twestjr-aventh United States Infantry. VaJ. Edgar W. Howe, commanding-.

Band. Mil Pfr- 20 off all men's staple blue and black suits ,20 off all 2-pc. business and outing suits 20 off all men's raincoats and overcoats 20 off all full dress, tuxedo and dinner suits .20 off all business, dress outing trousers 20 off all men's vests' and auto dusters 20 off all men's unlined serge coats 20 off all men's alpaca and Sicilian coats 20 off all youths' suits and trousers ,20 off all boys' fancy mixed and blue suits 20 off all boys' wash suits, a great variety 20 off all boys' odd trousers, extra quality H.J. HAJICEK, HENRY MORRIS. GEORGE E.

ROBERTS, F. W. SHEPARDSON. DR. GEO.

N. SIMMONS, MASON B. STARRING, LUCIASTETER, C. J. VOPICKA, EMIL WETTEN.

HARRY A. WHEELER. A. M. EBERHARDT, FRANK M.

FAIRFIELD, M. F. LEROY A. GODDARD. ERNEST A.

HAMILL, HOWARD W. HAYES, JAMES KEELEY. EUGENE U. K3MBARK, THOMAS D. W.

R. MICHAELIS, CHARLES J. ALUNG, Jr. EDGAR A. BANCROFT, FREDERICK A.

BROWN, JOHN H. BATTEN, JOSEPH B. BURT, A. GEORGE W. DIXON, DR.

W. A. EVANS, J. CERVENKA, W.P.DUNN, boys suits and overcoats in the entire main floor clothing section which was Introduced by Dowie. The Lake County Sunday School association because ot this has chosen Zlon City as the place to hold its first annual picnic that day.

Hamilton Park Demonstration, The celebration at Hamilton park will include speeches, music, dancing, athletic, events, games, baseball, and band concerts. Accidents of all sorts, some of them fatal, occurred yesterday in many cities as the result of premature celebrations of the "insane Fourth. The giant cracker add the toy cannon continued to take a leading part in the maiming. In many cities in Wisconsin and elsewhere the authorities have ordered all fireworks to be dispensed with, CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. Pittsburg, July 8.

Special. Lucille, the 5 year old daughter of Harry Sheeps of Asplnwall, was the first victim In Pittsburg of the year's Fourth of July celebration, she was playing with matches and set her clothing afire. She died this morning. Girl Killed at Cincinnati. Cincinnati.

July 8. Special. Archie Apderson. is being held until the circumstances, surrounding the death of his little daughter, Lillian, are cleared. Anderson was shooting a revolver at a target, when the child was injured.

Twenty accidents occurred in Cincinnati today as the result of the celebration of the Fourth of July. Toy Cannon Wounds Boy. Wllke8barre. July 8. Special.

George Peranto, a junior at the Wilkes barre High school, had three fingers of his left hand blown off today as he was packing a toy cannon which he had been firing. As be rammed the powder with an Iron rod it exploded. Boy May Lose Sight. St. Paul, July 3.

Special. William Brenkel, aged 14, had one eye destroyed and may lose the sight of the other as the result of the explosion of a toy cannon today. He had put a heavy charge in the cannon, and when the fuse had apparently burned out shook the piece. It exploded. Fire Gauged by Explosives.

Bellefontalne, July 8. Special. The home of Henry Everlngham was destroyed by fire last night, caused by his son shooting firecrackers in the kitchen. Cracker Causes Big Fire. "Beaumont, July 3.

Special. The business section of Beaumont was threatened with fire this afternoon which was started by boys exploding firecrackers in an anpv Had it not beenf or the equipment of the Southern" "Pacific" c'ohipAnj manned by the railroad employes, many buildings would have been burned. Fort Wayne Boy Crippled. Fort July 3. Special.

One boy lost two fingers by a firecracker here today. Little Girl Is Wounded, Sanford, July 3. there-suit of a premature celebration of July 4, in which ball cartridges were used as noise makers, Mabel, the 4-j ear-old daughter of Fred Johnson, of street, is do ing, and Alphonse Demers, agtd 17, -is locked up charged with the shooting. "A track meet Is scheduled tor 9 o'clock in the All the $40 suits at 20 'discount will-be $32 All the $30 suits at 20 discount will be $24 All the $20 suits at 20 discount will be $16 411 the $15 suits at 20 discount will be $12 Hull house, cadets. Swedes, walklar sroupa Greeks.

walking groups Program for Army Tournaments. Tbe program for the army tournaments is as follows: ATTESHOOjr. 1. Musi drill, Twenty-sexenth infantry. 8.

Cavalry drill, third squadron, Ttfteeath cavalry. t. (a) Shelter tent camp, extended order movements sad wall scaling by the second battalion, Twenty-seventh infantry. (b) Care of wounded Exhibition by company hospital corps. Tield artiUery drill, battery T.

Tilth field 5. Mounted fencing, teams ef the Sixth cavalry. 4. Construction and destruction of trestle bridge, by company Third battalion of engineers. 7.

Cavalry School of the trooper, bareback by troops and Fifteenth cavalry. S. Setreat parade, Twenty-seventh infantry. HIOHT. The former prices not changed.

The discount is computed at time of purchase, and deducted from the sales check. i morning. A tennis tournament and athletic events for girls' are scheduled for the same time, as well as baseball games. Boy Scouts will conduct a flag raising- At noon there will be a kite flying contest and other events, to be followed by a picnic dinner. Addresses will be delivered in the afternoon by James E.

Aklrich Frank P. Sadler. More athletic contests will follow. Abend concert and free dancing will constitute the evening program. An old -time Fourth of July celebration with all the traditional races, fireworks, and parades will be held today at the village ot Fernwood.

The celebration Is held under the auspices of the Fernwood and Washington Heights Improvement hundred dollars was raised tolje expended on fireworks and prises. f-r The parade, including' two companies of the Illinois National guard and headed by a float carrying the most popular girl in Fern-wood dressed as Columbia, will start at 9 o'clock. Miss Alice Spoolstra will be Columbia. Following the parade there will be a sham battle between the two companies of the militia. Adjt.

Gen. Frank Dickson and Congressman William W. Wilson will speak. In the evening there will be a display of fireworks at 162 Union avenue. 0 e' rcieir Yoimrs hj Wir 1.

held artillery drill, Uttsry Fifth flelU Signal Corps company, u. S. Engineer company. U. S.

A. Get your newsdealer on the wire early today and ask him to save you a Tribune DEATHS. next Sunday, July 10th, without fail. SEES NATION GROWING. The growth of the nation Is expressed in the abandonment of the insane Fourth," said Gov.

Deneen last night in an Independence day address to the Jefferson club at West 2 12. For other death notices see page IB. JTOBCOTT Ellison Korcott. Jnly 2. 1010.

at residence. 855 father et Wintara H. Norcott snd Mary K. Stockdale. Funeral Monday, July 4.

8 a. Burial at canton. 111. Buffalo, peners pleeee opr. Park.

No. 2." When men grow up they put away childish things. It seems strange that we have so long clung to the barbaric method of announcing our joy in national lodepend HERE are a lot of intensely interesting stories and features in it you won't want to miss. One' of them is "The Spider," a new story by Gouverneur Morris a case where true love ran any PIP 'n ence. Now we are going to celebrate our mi.

great anniversary in a fitting way. fa our responsibilities should beget in us solemn thoughts on this day of days for America. It is no time for the popping of firecrackers and noisy thoughtlessness. thing but smoothly. Oberhardt's illustrations of this great story are Whatever started the idea that banging firecrackers and blowing children's fingers snappy July Clearance Sale off is a aue ana proper way to ceieDrate a national holiday of deep significance is lost In mystery." said Charles K.

Levin, presi dent ot the Jefferson club. ins OF Other speakers were former Mayor Edward F. Dunne and, Sidney Teller, manager of Misses' and Children's West Park No. 2. well worth while.

So are Dan Sayre Groesbeck's pictures for The Friendly Call," the last O. Henry story ever written. Roy Norton's unusual contribution, "The Sacrilege," has two charming drawings from the brush of John Cassel. Sigurd Schou does the pictures for "Vera," Perceval Gibbon's unique romance and others of the most popular writers and illustrators conspire to make this issue a top-notch er. These great features may be had only in the artillery.

Music bayonet, ircie, Tenth lafanrr-. the trooper, bareback, by troops and 0, Sixth cavalry. 4. Exhibition drill, company signal corps. Mounted wrestling, Sixth cavalry vs.

Fif- tenth cavalry. 8. Shelter tent camp, extended order movements and wall scaling, by Third battalion, Tenth infantry. 7. Music ride, by troop Sixth cavalry.

5. Escort of' the color, by Tenth infantry. The night performances will be msde visi-bie cq spectators by the use of 300 huge arc lights which have been strung over the arena. rSUBTJBBS 'ALSO SANE. The southern suburbs of Chicago will hold out to residents a sane Fourth, proposition.

Beverly Hills, Longwood, and Tracy this year will celebrate their twelfth sane Fourth. Washington Heights, Fern-wood, and Rose-land have united -and will observe the day with parades; games, and sports, band con-certs afternoon and evening by the Twentieth Century band, and a company of the First regiment will be on the grounds all day and give exhibitions. Palmer park, in West Pullman, will be the center of activities for that locality and also will ha ve parades and band with an exhibition of fireworks in the evening. Hamilton park will be a gathering place for all children in Auburn. Hamilton! Normal, and Gresham, with exercises appropriate to the day.

Safe and Sane Day at Hinsdale. Strict ordinances have been passed at Hinsdale forbidding dangerous explosives, and the Village league, which has charge of the. celebration, has more than made it up for the children by other forms of entertainment. A. fund of over $1,000 has bees raised.

The celebration will begin at 8 o'clock with nrogram of patriotic airs on the village chimes, followed by a parade. This will be followed by an open air meeting at 10 The afternoon will be de1 voted to an elaborate program of field sports. In the evening there will be band concerts, flights of balloons, winding up with a display of fireworks handled by experts. North Chicago Celebration. The citizens of North Chicago have planned a big park opening celebration to be held today "Attorney DavM Jackson of Lake Forest, Attorney C.

T. Heydecker of Waukegan. and Judge Ninian H. Welch of Chicago end -possibly some others will make sddresses in, the sfternoon. There be.

a parade, music, and sports- Zlon City will have its ususl sane Fourth, Shoes and Oxfords STARTS TOMORROW SANE WEATHER FOR FOURTH; 0FFCE TWO DEATHS IN WAKE OF HEAT Hospital Corps company: Band, rifth Field Artillery. Battery P. Fifth Artlllej. Third Squadron. Fifteenth Cajjj tj g.

A-Four troops gweoad Squadron. SI-fn cavalry, U. 8. A Sand. Four tTPfep.

Elxtn cavalry. to the Governor. fries iVTHrst Cavalry. Illinois National Guard. Gov.

Charles 8. Deneen. SUC i Escort' to the Troop of mosnted police. Mayor Fred A. Buss.

Col. Leroy T. Steward. Chief of police and other city, officials. Mssilii of Chicago cty council in automobiles.

Pageant of History. Then will come tbe historical pageant, the order of which will be as follows: Two mounted herald. Band in historical costumes. i Director Gen. Benry Kablerske and staff.

Genius of America. spirit me. Declaration of independence. The Inauguration of Washington. Washington's state coach.

if Betsy Ross making the flag. Independence hall bell. Peace. Walking fcersids carrying banners of Illinois. Grand army-Colonial troops.

Bavolutlonary troop. The British. Mounted heralds. The Expedition of George Rogers Clark. Fort rjeaiborn' massacre.

Flssts repreaeaUns Abraham Lincoln, Commerce, Klnlng, Transportation, and Art, raids with banner of tbe city of Chicago. Fire department. (old and new.) 'Band. -'Riding heralda 1 i Oerman float- ti Ko. V-German float.

No. S-ervtaa float. 1V Irish float. Irish societies. In uniform.

Band. No. 1I-lthuaniaa float! v. Lithuanian la uniform. Humboldt Zouaves, Bohemian float Xe.

1. Bohemias float No. 2. Ths sufrraslsts1 flest. 20 scount Cool Winds and Pair Skies Billed to Greet Chicago Today Bains Relieve new Monthly Magazine Section regular part of next The demand for last month's issue exceeded the supply.

Reserve yours today! Drought in Illinois. Cooling north and northeast winds relieved Sunday's Tribune. suffering Chicago, beginning at midnight Saturday. At clock last evening the mercury had fallen' to 60 degrees at street level. The on eyerything.

Nothing reserved This includes a complete stock of Patent Leather Oxfords High Strap Sandals One Strap Sandals and all other kinds of misses' and children's Shoes in all the latest models. We have also secured a new consignment of this latest model in a LADIES' PUMP HTTDXA, XICEAEL, laborer, found dead la bed THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION OF NEXT SUNDAY, JULY 10th, 1910 la his Blue Island residence. PALACES, SOSAXA, 1825 West Seventeenth street, dropped dead in the drug store ef S. Mann, 165 West Eighteenth street. The weather men predict continued cool weather today, fair; and with moderate winds from the northeast, possibly slackening In velocity front those of yesterday.

relieved the drought In eastern dis EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. tricts Kf. the state yesterday morning and Exactly like illustration, afternoon and in southern Illinois and Mis Are You Loolrinrr souri, but the drought continues throughout the northwest, with no Immediate prospects of change. for a Good Coller OPENS HI July izJJ $4 Tea will be pleased with tb SPEAKING OF AIR SHIPS Woman's Colleoc at JacluonvlIIe, 1X1. BOYS FAIL TO PASS 70 A 0OLLEGS la Jus not uiually becaus they are itupld, but beeausa of the grade system" of their schools and a consequent lack of Individual attention.

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