The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 4

"OCTOBER 23, 1911 MOTiESTE PATLY DTSPATOH MONDAY EVENING Hi. I 1 111 11 1 111 m. 1 i.i mi 1 ii rrr 1 ARRANGE FOR WINTER M. M. BANK OFFERS 1 old Out Our shoe and rubber stock last summer.

We have restocked with new up-to-date and staple shoes, slippers, oxfords, rubbers, overshoes and everything found in a modern shoe store. Fresh Rubber Goodts SUPPLY OF CITY COAL Shallberg Bros, and Collieries Sales Co. to Furnish 50 Tons Per Week. F. 0.

B. THE WATERWORKS Contracts Will Be Formally Awarded Following Reading of Recommen. dation Monday Next The city has everything arranged for its winter supply of coal. At com-mission meeting this morning Com. missioner Jahns recommended that contracts for a supply of coal for th waterworks be entered into with Shall-berg of this city, and with the Collieries Sales Co.

of Rock Island, each of the concerns to furnish ap. proximately fifty tons per week, f. a b. at the plant here. Under the law iCwas necessary to lay the recommen.

dation over one week. Shallberg Bros, are to furnish two-inch wash screenings at 1.77 4 per ton and the Collieries Co. will furnish three-inch screenings at $1.57 per ton and 14 inch screenings at per ton. Judging from these quota-tions it is thought the waterworks coal bill will be. smaller this winter than it was last season.

Issue Improvement The following good-sized bills ot contractors were allowed this morning and the commissioner of accounts and finances was authorized to issue improvement bonds in payment therefor: Gust Ed Construction sidewalk improvements, $8151.49. C. A. Berglund, sewer in southwest district, Fifth ward, $13,785. C.

A. Berglund, watermain improvements in southwest district, Fifth ward, $9984. TIPS PAN OF BOILING WATER OVER HER HEAD The 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Svedin, 420 Eighth street, was the victim of an accident at 11:80 Sunday forenoon and she is fortunate that she did not lose the sight of both eyes. With the aid of a broom she tipped a pan of boiling water off the stove. She was badly burned about the head, and Dr. C.

A. Peterson was called. The child will recover. BRIEF LOCALS. TCnox frames pictures kindlingwood.

Shallberg Brot Holmgren china, glassware. saqioiJ jajjaq nas 'zjinqog puB ubuwioo CAFFTERIA LUNCH 3d ocr Home cooked dinners. QuicK service 25c Moline. GOLD FOR BEST COBII Contest Is Announced, Open to Farmers of Rock Island County. MAY EXHIBIT FIVE EARS Entries Will Close Dec.

1 Competent Judges to Be NamedRules Governing Exhibit. A corn carnival Is planned for farmers of Rock Island county, Henry P. Vierich, cashier of the Mechanics Merchants bank today making announcement that the banking institution will give $20 in gold as prize money. Some of the conditions imposed: The contest is open only to farmers of Rock Island county. Corn exhibited must be in the name of the grower.

Each exhibitor must show five ears, stripped, but with husks attached, the husks' being tied together with a tag bearing the exhibitor's name attached thereto. For the best five ears $10 will be awarded; $5 will be the prize for the second best exhibit and $2.50 for the third best. For the longest and heaviest ear $2.50 will be given. All corn entered will be exhibited at" the M. M.

bank till date of closing of the contest, December 1. Seek Competent Judges. Dr. W. E.

Taylor, acknowledged farm expert, will be invited on his return from New Mexico, to serve as one of the judges. Two others to serve with him will be farmers of Rock Island county Bankers, at their recent convention in Springfield, heard addresses on soil conservation, and on "back to the farm" movement. Realization that wealth of the country lies in the soil and that the farmer must be prosperous if the nation is to prosper has awakened bankers to a realization that they, with all others, must be interested in "how to grow two blades of grass where one grew before." BOTH COURTS ARE BUSY; JUDGE RAMSAY IS HERE Branch court was opened today for the first time this term, with Judge Gest on the bench. Divorce cases are being heard. Judge Ramsay is sitting in the regular circuit court, where hearing of criminal cases is under way.

NO DELAY IN BUILDING OF CAXTON ADDITION Charles Akers, agent for the Calkins building on Third avenue, has BEAUTY PARLORS 2d floor Expert service. Satisfactory work guaranteed. 1517, New made a survey of the premises and he finds that he will be able to clear the property line so as not to interfere with building of the addition to the Caxton block, now under way. It was discovered a couple of days ago that the Calkins building was out of plumb and it was thought for a time that building operations would be held up. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Gas 138 Union Pacific 162 U. S. Steel, pfd 109 U. S. Steel, com 60 Reading U0 Rock Island, pfd 47 Rock Island, com.

27 Chicago and Northwestern 124 New York Central 109 Missouri Pacific 37 Vi Great Northern 168 Northern Pacific 116 Smelters 65 Canadian Pacific 230 Pennsylvania 122 Erie 304 Erie National Lead 71 Chesapeake Ohio 74 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 90 Baltimore and Ohio 106 American Locomotive 34 Atchison 34 Sugar 107 St. Paul 108 Copper 53 Republic Steel, com 22 RASTER'S SALE State of Illinois, Rock Island county, ss: In the circuit court; in chancery. Henning Brewing Company vs. John Kay and Jennie Kay. Foreclosure.

General No. 6269. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of said court, entered in the above entitled cause on the 6th day of October, A. D. 1911, I shall, on Monday, the 20th day of November, A.

D. 1911, at the hour of 10:15 o'clock in the forenoon, at the east door of the court house in the city of Rock Island, in said county of Rock Island, to satisfy said decree, sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for Cash in hand the certain parcel of land situate In the county of Rock Island and state of Illinois, known and described as fol lows, to wit: The undivided half of the west half of the west half of the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13) in township seventeen (17) north range one (1) west of the fourth (4th) principal meridian, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to realize the amount so due the complainant, principal and interest and also the costs of this suit, including complainant's solicitor fees and the fees, disbursements and commission on the sale herein mentioned and which may be sold separately without material Injury, to the parties interested. Dated at Rock Island, Illinois, this 17th day of October, A. D. 1911.

(Signed) Joseph L. Haas, master in chancery. Rock Island county, 111. McEniry McEniry, complainant's solicitors. 11-17 a Important work in Doric lodge, No.

319. A. F. A. Thursday at 1 p.

m. sharp. By order W. M. WANTED Wall and floor show cases.

Address L. care Dispatch. o25 NEW BUILDING 1519, 1521, 1523 Fifth Avenue, All wool French serges, the staple shades, 36 inches wide, 59c value, per a yard TTC Fancy weave storm serges In wine, brown and grays, 38 inches wide, 65c value, ACk per yard T1 Storm serges 45 inches wide, fancy weave, hard twisted, regular 98c value, 7C per yard OC York 85c Plain wide, full regularly Shoes made of new leather with plenty of life in it to wear well, sewed together with best linen and silk thread that will not rip, built over the most modern Foot-Form lasts, fitted by the most expert foot fitters and sold at Surprisingly-Low Prices That is what you find at the reliable shoe dealers. arias, songs, duets, and trios; also children's songs by a singer claimed to be one of the cleverest artists in this line. The Sign of The Four." In this play characters so well known In the Sherlock Holmes stories are vividly drawn and Sherlock himself and Dr.

Watson are seen fighting the Scotland Yard detective, aided hy the little street arab, Wiggins, and his urchin companions. The Wooden Legged Man The East Indian Dwarf Mayor Shelba of the British army are some of the characters in the play. There is the scheming mayor's wife; Mary Watson, the heiress; Mrs. Huhson, Sherlock's landlady, who has a good heart but is very eccentric; Smith, the boatman who furnishes much amusement. One scene in the production is very picturesque, showing the old boat honse and the tug ready to sail with the treasure.

This is the ofEering next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at The Moline by the Tri-City Stock Co. Axel H. Kohler. Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-tate to pay debts State of Illinois, Rock Island County, In the probate court of Rock Island county, October term, A.

D. 1911. In Re Estate of Frank N. Resser, deceased. Petition to sell real estate to pay debts.

Notice of sale. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order and decree of the probate court of Rock Island county, made on the petition of the undersigned People's Savings Bank and Trust company of Moline, Illinois, administrator of the estate of Frank N. Resser, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, at the October term, A. D. 1911, of said court to wit: on the 17th day of October, A.

D. 1911, said People's Savings Bank and Trust company shall on the 22d day of November, A. D. 1911, next, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of the said day to wit: at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, sell at public sale at the east door of the court house in the city of Rock Island, in the county of Rock Island and state of Illinois, the interest of said Frank N. Resser in the following described real estate to wit: That part of outlot A in Smith and White's addition to Moline Heights in South Moline township, described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point in the east line of outlot A aforesaid, which is sixty (60) feet west of the northwest corner of lot No.

thirteen (13), in block No. three (3), in said addition (said point being also in the west line of Elm street as shown on the recorded plat of said addition) thence run west two hundred (200) feet for a starting point; thence run south one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet; thence run west fifty (50) feet; thence run north one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet; thence run east fifty (50) feet to the said starting point, in Rock Island county, Illinois. Subject, however, to a mortgage indebtedness of four hundred (400) dollars given to the Moline Trust and Savings Bank of Moline, Illinois. Also: Commencing at a point in the east line of outlot A in Smith and White's addition to Moline Heights, as said lot is known and designated upon the recorded plat thereof, which is one hundred and ninety-nine (199; feet north of the southeast corner thereof; thence run west at right angles, one hundred and sixty (160) feet for a starting point; thence run north one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet; thence run west forty (40) feet; thence run south one hundred and thir ty-five (135) feet; thence run east forty (40) feet to said starting point; Also: Commencing at said point which is one hundred and ninety-nine (199) feet north of the southeast corner of said outlot thence run west at right angles two hundred and fifty (250) feet for a starting point; thence run north one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet; thence run west one hundred and fifty (150) feet; thence run south one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet; thence run east one hundred and fifty (150) feet to the said starting point. Said last two described tracts being subject to a mortgage indebtedness of two hundred (200) dollars given to Darwin E.

Resser. Also: The right to use the following described tract for street purposes as appurtenant to said described premises, to wit: Commencing at the southwest corner of the tract last above described; thence run east four hundred (400) feet to a street; thence run south fifty-four (54) feet; thence run west four hundred (400) feet; thence run north fifty-four (54) feet to the place of beginning. Also the right to use the following described tract for alley purposes as appurtenant to said described premises, to wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of the second tract above described; thence run east four hundred (400) feet to a street; thence run north sixteen (16) feet; thence run west four hundred (400) feet; thence run south sixteen (16) feet to the place of beginning; situated in the city of Moline, Rock Island county, Illinois. Subject, however, to the above incumbrances and subject also to the homestead right and the dower right of the widow, Florence Resser, in said premises. The said sale to be on the following terms, to wit: for cash in hand.

No conveyance to be made until the said sale ha3 been reported and approved by the probate court of Rock Island county, Illinois; Dated at Moline, Illinois, this 20th day of October, A. D. 1911. Signed) People's Savings Bank and Trust administrator of the estate of Frank N. Resser, deceased.

11-18 FATALLY HURT WHILE AITEHDIHGTO DUTIES Gustav Miller, Gateman at 23d Street Crossing, Bun Down by Freight TRAMP IS ONLY WITNESS Promises to Tell Story to Police, But Fails to Return Unconscious Since Sunday. Gustav Miller, gateman at the Twenty-third street crossing, was strucA. and fatally injured at 6 p. m. Suno evening by Burlington freight train No.

68, known as the Chicago freight He was on duty at the time and sustained two scalp wounds and has concussion of the brain. Dr. A. H. Arp, the attending physician, says he will not recover.

Mr. Miller was unconscious when picked up by a member of the freifeui crew and he was still unconsciou late this afternoon. He was placed lu the ambulance and hurried to the city hospital. He is close to 70 years of age. Tramp Is Only Witness.

Ben Brophy, a tramp, was the only eye-witness and details of the accident have not been learned from him by the police. He visited the police station and gave assurance that he would return this morning, but he has not kept his promise. It is thought that the gatekeeper was attending to one of the lamps on the gate when he was struck. He lowered the gates as the train approached and then walked to the north gate, which took him across the tracks. The crew on the engine did not see him till after he had been struck.

The freight train is made up in Davenport and it is due here at 6 tCclock, being on time last evening. The train was not traveling fast when Mr. Miller was run down. His son Herman Miller, was killed at the Fifteenth street crossing and a brother, Frank Miller, was also killed by a Rock Island freight train a few years ago. He has a wife and three grown children.

JURY PANEL DRAWN FOR CIRCUIT COURT SERVICE Following is the jury panel which has been drawn for service in the circuit court, beginning October 30: Moline E. E. Bell, Fred Peal, B. B. Crowder, Harry Simonson, A.

S. Olson, Gus Nordahl, John E. Mulcrone, E. W. Johnson, Byron Tillson, C.

V. Swanson, Oscar Sandberg, John Anderson, W. L. Conrey, Geo. W.

Ragen-berg, J. A. Scheible, J. H. Wood, Elias Johnson, Lawrence Farss, C.

E. Stephenson, Charles Zielkey, F. W. Anderson, Theo. Wielberg, J.

J. Cox. South Moline A. H. Denhardt.

Rock Island E. Shields, T. S. Smith, L. B.

McNitt, Wm. Atkinson, A. W. Heimbeck, Fred Anthony, Frank Davenport, C. S.

Dugard, Wm. Brunswick, H. L. Ohlweiler, Wm. Ryan, Wm.

Guldensoph. Cordova Ben Litcher. Canoe Creek Martin Siebrandt. Drury Fred Monson, Leroy Gillett. THEATRE- ATTRACTIONS At The Moline.

Oct. 23 Swedish Americans. Oct. 25-26 Life and Travels of the James Boys in Moving Pictures. At The Eairymore.

Oct. 27 Henry Miller In "The Hr voc." Oct. 28 The Fortune Hunter. At The Grand, Davenport. Oct.

26 Henry Miller. Oct. 29 Montgomery and Stone. Oct. 31 "The Red Rose." At The Family, Moline.

Standard vaudeville, matinee and two evening shows daily. At Ihe Emp're, Rock Island. Standard vaudeville, two shows daily, matinee and night. At The American, Davenport. Standard vaudeville, two shows daily, matinee and night.

What the Press Agents Say Swedish Vocal Trio. A musical event that should appeal to a large portion of musically inclined people, will be appearance at The Moline this evening of Swedish-American Vocal Trio Co. of New York, saia ta be an organization of unusual and unique gifts. -Among the artists composing this company is said to be coloratura soprano with one of the highest voices in the world, with a technical skill equal to any of the famous- prima donnas before the public today. Her name is May Corine and she has made a deep impression on all who have heard The company offers a splendid program of 1.

1 ii 2 WE MAKE SHOES TO ORDER. FOOT FITTERS. quire 2024 6th ave. a25 FOR RENT Furnished room with all modern conveniences. Inquire 2109 5th ave.

v25 FOR SALE One Columbia graphon-ola cabinet, talking machine $125; two hornless Columbia graphophones one for $25; one for $35; new machines, can use any disc record; weekly payments. Fisk Loosley Co. 25 JIM "Let thm COLD DUST TWINS do your work" Store EST. 1807 ftKCONI) AVBSH-'E "WANTED A doctor. I have a seven-room house and office in a small Iowa village In Jackson county, which prefer renting to a doctor.

A good business guaranteed and three months' rent free for the right kind of a man. For further particulars write P. C. Noonan, R. R.

No. 32, Bernard, Iowa. 2y FOR KENT A large furnished room with all modern conveniences. In ds ale of Silks amidDressGoo Colored Messaline at $125 Blk. Taffeta Silk at lean floors and doors wm 89c 59c WiLaP Rich black lustrous Taffeta Silk, full 36 inches wide, wear guaranteed special, 89c yard colored Messalines, 37 in.

range of colors, selling for 85c, at 59c yd. Wool mixed tweed suitings, all colors, full 36 inches wide, for school dresses or tailored suits, yard TTC All wool suitings in fancy tweed mixtures and diagonals, width 54 inches, $1.25 value, yard 98c 22-inch velvet suitings all the new coronation shades, 75c quality, per yard 49c Heavy camel's hair cloakings, black only, 52 inches wide, $1 value, per yard 69c Wool mixed plaid suitings, bright Scotch plaid styles, AQc 30 Inches wide, yard 54-inch black storm serge, extra weight, excellent texture, regular $1.65 value, OC yard Add a little Gold Dust to your scrubbing water, and you can clean your floors, doors and woodwork in a jiffy. Gold Dust is such a superior cleanser that it does the hardest part of the work, and requires little scrubbing. It does the work; you simply aid it. Gold Dust will do the work better than soap or any other cleanser, making your woodwork look like new.

For cleaning anything and everything about the house nothing is so quickly effective as Gold 69c Colored Messaline, 49c 98c Fancy Messaline at 69c 27-inch fancy messaline for costum Pure silk messaline, complete line of the most popular colors. Af ing and waists, 89c value regular 69c value Dust. It the cleansing marvel of the age! Gold Dust is sold in 5C size and large packages. The large package means greater economy. 69c elevator, inira nuui Grand Advance Showing of Toys The newest creations in imported and domestic mechanical and Cfntinrnnr TVo 1 1 1 rr 1 n-1 1 uM.t.uua.j.

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