The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • Page 5

i i I i 'i 1 1 THE WICHITA EAGLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1909. 5 A If' i i INCREASES ft EXTRACTION OF TEETH CAUSED HIS DEATH Semi-Annual ITS CAPITAL Sale cs GEORGE W. HOLDRIDGE DIES OF BLOOD POISONING, earaece I Wichita Ice and Cold Storage to Enlarge Plant. that Is not Just and according to law. When we have a complaint to make against any public utility about excessive Baa rates or poor light accommodations or anything of that sort we can telephone the city building and have It corrected without having to argue and quarrel over our rights at the counting rooms of corporations that let our grievances go in at one ear and out at another Each citizen will have the right to vote on every man connected with their government and all the commissioners will be responsible to each individual In town instead of to a few politicians who can get the "gang" out to vote for their man while good citizens are too busy to give their time to it.

There will be no more swapping of favors among coun-cilmen at the expense of the people for unnecessary lights, fire plugs, street im- One of the Oldest Horsemen In Wichita Having Come Here From New York Twenty Years Ago Funeral Monday. WOODS IS INTERESTED Buy your Suit and Overcoat at the Golden Eagle's Great Clearance Sale. Great reductions in all departments, all during next week. SALE! Re- Becomes Vice-President of Organized Firm. OT71? a Boys and Children's Suits vI and Overcoats 'A George W.

Holdridge, who has had charge of the track at the local fair grounds ever 6ince it was builded, and who is known to racing men in the East 'and West alike, is dead. Death came yesterday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock at his residence, 607 West Second street. ACTIVE IN WE MANAGEMENT provements and the other things that cause such a waste of money. 'j The extraction of height teeth about a No Goods Reserved, all Must Go. See Display "Windows Will the people come out to vote for Will Time to the system? month ago was indirectly the cause of death.

Blood poisoning set in and with the best of medical skill he could not Devote Entire Business. ISSUING PERMITS AGAIN be helped. Mr. Holdridge had lived In Wichita twenty years. He was formerly man Building Takes a Boom After a Few CAPITAL NOW IS $150,000 of the Stewart Stock farm near New York City, where many noted thor Days' Slump.

Plans were completed and contract oughbred racers were raised. He has let yesterdav for the buildintr of a been connected with the turf since he m) I3goss Co. was 17 years old and was considered $7,000 residence for F. G. Smyth.

It is to be located in the twelfth block on Started yesterday with a rush Crowds eager to take advantage of the extraordinary opportunities which this sale offers. MONDAY, tomorrow, bids fair to be even larger than yesterday people know that this ad is honest, and that goods are offered at a real sacrifice. on of the racing authorities of the An Increase in Stock From Is Authorized by the State Charter Board. North Topeka avenue. country.

The plans, which were drawn by Ar Mr. Holdridge was born In Victor, chitect Charles, present quite a devia N. in 1847. He is survived by hia widow. tion in residence architecture.

Work The funeral services will be held 58 on construction is to commence immediately, material having arrived. from the residence at 2:30 o'clock Mon day afternoon. II. Van Arsdale is to build a $4,000 home on University avenue. He secured a building permit yesterday.

The A FAMILY REUNION residence is to be a two-story frame building with six rooms. It is to be Bozarth Home Scene of Special Enter One hundred thousand dollars additional was put into the capital stock Of the Wichita Ice and Cold Storage company yesterday, making the present capital $150,000. This was a move of great importance to Wichita. It means more buildings, more hands to be employed, and, above all, the concentration of a great business here. Mr.

Charles Southward's fine business brain conceived the idea of get completed by April 1. tainment Each Day Last Week. A family reunion lasting a whole week It. J. Lyon took out a permit for the building of a residence on Volutsla ave was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Let's See! What Will I Talk to You About Today Oh Yes, I've Got It- TEETH nue, to cost $2,000. It is to be one-story and seven rooms. E. W.

Bozarth on North Washington avenue. Present at the reunion, which terminated last night, mere descendents residing in all sections of the country. II. Williams also secured permit for the construction of a $2,000 residence ting people from everywhere to store It Is to be located at 1517 North Em The members of the family present poria avenue. It is to be a five-room were: Mrs.

Marlon F. Myers of Paris, cottage. 111., Mrs. F. A.

Terry of Glenwood, here and get advances of money on the goods stored, on the 'warehouse receipt" plan. This is what centralizes business here because Wichita banks have the money to loan on stored mer John Fortman will build a residence Mrs J. F. Way of Wichita, Mrs. J.

F. Hullet of El Reno, Mrs. Maud to cost $1,200. It is to be located on Orchard street. chandise and to swing a big trade.

HERMAN HESS SELL FOR LESS Nichols, of Guthrie, Mr. W. E. Bozarth of Wichita. The grandchildren H.

J. Houston is to build on North Apples and fruit of all kinds, eggs, Market street in Powell's addition. It present were: Mr. Earl White and wife poultry, vegetables and other perish is to be a cottage. The cost will be ables can be put into this "greater warehouse" by the producers who can $2,000.

of Wichita, Miss Jessie Way of Wichita, Masters George and Bearl Meising-er, Guthrie, Okla. Rudolph Klauber is to build a cottage keep them there until market condi A dinner party was given every day. to cost $1,000. It will be located on Whitney street. In Kirk's third addi tions are favorable and have from 60 to 70 per cent of their value in money to The big dinner, however, wai served at tion.

operate with. William Caswell is going right ahead the Bozarth residence Thursday by the youngest brother, W. E. Bozarth. Theater parties were given during the If you would spend ten minutes in my office any day from 8:30 a.

m. till 6 p. you would wonder that so many people needed dental work. You perhaps need it, but you keep putting it off. Perhaps you are afraid it will hurt.

If that's all, just remember that Menazone, the only harmless anaesthetic in the world today and my own invention, not only enables me to perform all operations with just a little pain, but absolutely NO PAIN. Did you hear what I said? NO PAIN. If it hurts, if you have to even say "Oueh!" from start to finish, don't pay for anything. If it's the price, remember that all work is for the cost of material till February 1. Now see if you can't get in this month, won't you? I need the money, you need the work.

I have the material on hand. Let's trade. PAINLESS McARTHUR ST It is not generally known, but it is a fact, nevertheless, that hundreds of orders are daily coming from California, Dakota, New Orleans and other on construction of his two-story building on West William street in the first block. The building, which is to be of cement stone, will have a 25-foot frontage. It is theilast of the several new A portion of each day was spent by the points to commission men to buy pro visitors in sightseeing, they being escorted over the city by Mr.

and Mrs. ducts of this country when they are buildings to be constructed on West It's Your Own Fault If you don't save a pretty sum on the furnishing goods y'ou need next summer because we are still selling our shirts, underwear and hosiery at less than maker's cos. Stuckey Furnishings Co. 204 East Douglas Avenue cheap and store them here until they W. Way In their large touring car.

All William street during the last year. are needed. It is the remarkable si? of the points of interest in and near Wichita were visited. growth of this sort of outside business that induced Mr. Southward to have the THROWN FROM BUGGY The party broke up last night.

It be capital increased and the capacity of ing the intention to assemble again at'j the plant extended. Miss Lillian Scott Injured in Runaway another family reunion. on Douglas Avenue. It is not generally known that nearly eleven million eggs were stored with STEWART IS HOME Miss Lillian Scott was thrown out of Mr. Southward last year, to say noth a buggy against a telephone pole in front ing of other things.

The eggs alone Believes Commission and State Fair 1:1 1 1 I ii of the International harvester building would make five trainloads of fifteen on East Douglas avenue yesterday In a 3E Bills Will Pass. Senator Stewart returned yesterday cars for each train. All the new stock this $100,000 runaway. She received, a bad scalp wound and 'other body injuries, but was blook has been taken Delos rT PURE DRUGS resting easy, night, and her con Woods having bought qoite a block Of dition is not serious. from Topeka to spend Sunday at home.

Mr. Stewart believes tba.tT.tbe coramis-sion bill will be rushed through" the legislature so that Wichita will know what it Is voting for at the special It. He becomes vice president of the Office Seep! The horse became frightened at a street sun or OVERCOAT company, instead of Mr. Elllsberry car near the corner of Market street klXALL Martin, resigned. election.

February 2. and Douglas avenue. She was unable "There seems. to be no Inclination to The new board as It stands Is composed of C. W.

Southward, Delos to hold It. A crowd at the Santa Fe depot frightened the animal and it started CHERRY JUICE Relieves Your Cough Or Your Money Back Woods, Chas. H. Brooks, C. W.

Brown, to turn north along the platform of the H. V. Wheeler, W. E. Brown of Au oppose the speedy passage of the bill making the amendments desired in the commission law," said Mr.

Stewart yesterday. "I do not anticipate that there will anything come up to block its 25c and 50c gusta and W. II. Herbig of Kansas International harvester building. The turn was so short that Miss Scott was Made to Order City.

thrown out and fell against the tele The management of the plant will continue as it is now, with C. W. South passage. phone pole. "There Is some opposition to a state She was taken into the building and ward as president, I.

Brooks as secre fair. A good many legislators are ob a physiclam called. She was later taken tary, and C. F. Anderson as general jecting to the appropriation In the bill $15 to her home four miles south of the city.

NO MORE NO LESS manager. agreed upon by Topeka and Wichita. Miss Scott is the daughter of Frank Mr. Woods will also devote his time We're prepared to equip your offioe from "Head to Foot." Desks, Chairs Filing Devices Of every description at our Exclusive Office Furniture Rooms, 201 S. Main.

Blank Books, Box File, Ink, Pens, Ink All the smaller articles at our Don pi as Avenue Storn. Orders Filled Promptly. Hutchinson is getting these men in line Scott. to the plant, assisting Mr Southward and with the strength it holds in the and taking charge during his absence, MORE WARM WEATHER western part of the state may attempt to block any state fair proposition if it cannot secure the passage of the bills EMERGENCY No Change for Three of Four Days, favoring Hutchinson which have been Perfect Fit Says Bureau. The opposition to the government by commission; law in Wichita has not a introduced.

They seem to think that It would be better to let things stand and retain the title of state fair which The following special forecast was received at the local weather office leg to stand on now since Representative from the central office in Washington We have a fresh shipment of Delicious Chocolate Chips Only 5c Per Sack. 0. E. PAULLIN DRUG CO. 248 North Main.

Phones: New, 68; Old, 3242. at p. yesterday: "Owing to the persistence and wide extent of the low pressure over the they are now allowed to use for the fair held there. However, I am hopeful of the passage of the state fair bill which leaves the selection of a location to a joint session of the legislature afterwards." western half of the country and Alaska and the high pressure over the Atlantic "Pay Less and Dress Better" Our new line of beautiful patterns are of the very latest shades and colors REVIVAL AT TRINITY (2p ocean, it is possible that the present warm weather will continue for four or five days over the eastern and southern sections of the country and for three or In- Crowds Continue to Increase and Cliff Matson's bill amending it has been declared to be an emergency measure. This insures that change in the law which will silence the politicians and the ward-heelers who have been spreading poison against the new system.

They will keep on of course the politicians will because under the old system they can remain to fatten at the public crib; but they cannot any longer deceive their followers with a lot of nonsensical prejudice and "fake facts." For sensible people the "emergency" privileges conceded to Mr. Matsons as 10c ones ot you Try our "Peeress Pencils" as g'wd but Five. Plant a Dollar and four days over the centraL valleys. Over the Northwest colder weather may be expected tonight and Sunday, and by Monday over the northern upper lake region. Unsettled weather will continue over the North and East, and generally fair weather over the South." teres Is Growing.

The crowds at the revival at the Trinity church continue to increase and the interest is growing. Many are being saved. An old fashioned revival is on. Ij. C.

Jones has charge of the music, and the chorus is doing fine work. The services tonight are at 7:30. Everybody is invited, but only those going early can be assured a seat. Reap a Hundred MORE SPELLING CONTESTS Impossible! Not a bit cf it. It all THE depends on the beginning and the power to keep on doing it.

The man who saves can no more avoid reaping Star and O. K. Schools Have Competition This Week. Spelling contests will be held this week at the O. K.

school, including districts EXCLUSIVE PHARMACY 140 N. Main. T. T. BASS, Mgr.

a harvest than the grass a growing. HAVE $41,000 Want All Stock Subscribed for Commercial Club Building This Week. Thus far about $41,000 has been subscribed for stock in the building com- i 153. 124. 137 and 63 and at the Star school Remember that the Savings Bank CIGARS DRUGS rtM Fr Oiiv- oil.

measure was not necessary, for they all know that the legislature would make the satisfactory amendments on the demand of four or five other Kansas cities that want the new business" government this year. Under the law we will now have authority to elect our commissioners every two years and get them out of office any time we do not consider their work and administration satisfactory. They will know this and will try and give satisfaction as managers of business means your saved dollars working for you in and out of season, and even Irr.r panv to erect the new Commercial club at which all the schols in that part rf the county will take part. Other contests are to be arranged for in the near future. At the contest held at district No.

on January the following pupils were while you sleep. Why not plant you house. Committees are making can vasses of the members and hope to dollar today, and reap your harvest when you're eld and tired? raise the desired amount, $75,000, by ('rbtfilt tiir. rvt th ay fi c'fXT i risrM. jt.

ran tn tnr trtttt POSTCARDS successful: First reader, Clifford Win- the end of the present week. ..1. Vr ans, district 77. and Helen Copeland, tlistrirt 77; third reader. Esther Copeland.

Not a 320 Acres For Sale Very Cheap I am offering for rsy half faction of fine Land. acres in cultivation, balance In pasture, partly fenced. It the best river vail? Ian- imaginable. Lvery acre of this land is smooth and Ievi; no rock or sand cn soil is dark 2cd underlaid 1th heet -watpr, irf ar PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS 4 Annetta Jom-s and Florence Royce, all Fhluip CuDDage. icrmeriy on the police force, curne to The Easle office last Pints Tir.ct Arr.ica.

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vj Uyr? ex 'Art of district 77; speller. Fern Lambert, district 71. frit lM r. night to say that he is not a "spotter for the department new as some persons have been reporting. B7ICHITA STATE BANK I SAVINGS ONLT: Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days.

FAZO OINTMENT is to cure if. msirul S'-T t-7 rl anr case of Itehirg. Blind. Bleeding or Frotruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money OFFICERS AJD DIRZLIUXS II. Y.Wnmm, Prw.

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c'y lXU DOLO W. P. IXES C. W. SaCTHWAXD 215 Est Douu Atccs JETT BUYS PROPERTY do In private affairs.

We can vote on our own large contracts and thus eliminate the possibility of boodling and grafting. We can also vote on franchises and thus prevent the raising of telephone rates or anything else the people don want done. We must get a published statement every three months of the receipts and disbursements cf our money any thus keep informed on any recklessness and extravagances that maybe groing on. We will have an auditor who will be a legal check on the commissioners with power to hold up any account driven. Zl-z rr.ik-s to grjod gxoninir town, and county peat.

Pine school in town, country school -ni2e. Irice cn this land i3 j-r acre, for a short tic.e. (Terms). Tb other ha'f of this section has Junt sell this half is best. ASdress.

M. STAUNTON, 1X3 Jackton Ave. Wichita, Kan. The Kansas Drug Co. Phon 1268 M.

P. MEHEHAN. Manager, 222 E. Humphreys' Seventy-Seven breaks np Colds and I Doug la Pays $15,000 for Corner at Topeka and First Streets. W.

E. Jett yesterday purchased the property at the southwest corner of First street and Topeka avenues of Miss M. A. Cook for a consideration of $15,000. The property has a frontage of Go feet on Topeka avenue and 140 feet on First street.

Two frame build, ings occupy the ground. Mr. Jett (loll 1i fr, Don't Forget bought the property with the intention OUR AIM In business is to please, by offering our patrons the hsl possible quality, at prfces consl-tent -with the quality represented. GEHRINS'S PHARMACY 1C2 E. Dsujlas IN THE LONG RUN of building a business block.

It is not easy to tell the Grip frora rlcry Price! CHANGE NAME OF STREET a bard stubborn Cold tfcat tangs on, I to ihern o't of the way ONE MARVEL GAS MANTLE Will outlast two of any other make Coffee damages the nerves. POSTUM v.en? bij list 'H-ic-wc Urr. Win you of the luky but if you bare Influenza, Catarrh, pains and soreness cf tbe Head and Chest, Cougn, Sore Throat. General Prostration and Fever, then "Seventy-seven Is the remedy and you can depend on It with the utmost certainty. All Druggists sell, most Druggists recommend "77." Humphrey Hooea.

Cor. U. Water Street Residents Threaten to Circulate" Petitions, There is again talk of starting the circulation of a petition to have the name of Water street changed- A number of residents on the street are agitating the proposition. They say the name infers that the street Is along the river and that It Is low, when It was about the only street whioU was dry the flood. repairs them.

"There's a Reason" Do not forget to th of th hospital board by a pet cf tsa.4 beca. pSs. cookies and aaytSas r-oS. cot rorratUrx to our krta eostais. Thos.

Shaw 132 N. No Matter Wbit Price You Pay For It "ASK FOR THE MARYEL".