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'WJipffiSiBS"' pflfi^lltiPSiSjtS IfPilli S'fe&f *'timf'$n Ways Evanston Commei elation ' Jp.(l: ' 9*!™ •^w _m *!*»' *& From present iadic^Uoni rative lighting »yitem for the Bvant- ton busineBS dtftrtct Will ipon b© en- larged, the b*$|it^^ tween orrington and Benson avenues being the next one to t» with the lights. V ";?v?'^'3E- Members of the .ft oftier**^ ™ '^ • ^f,£? (W^P*J^f «wev^^B«faP^1. £$**>■& lft$&. «&?■; •;#.*# £$*.'* »M»»»»M»tl MwwBMt' Mr, and Mrs. Edward Hanke ot cago Tlslted their wlaUvea otef bspM Bads1"" TUfnH M ssishV llSaOg#ia. Schaeier for a week. Mr. ejid Mrs. I»aul Nanzlg and feat* Joseph Lear Sunday. ^VmM^&i c.?;igi';-';. l«f^:i*Cl^;::ot: ■ Bvanstou to spending a few days with her daugh- ter, Mr*. Ralph Klemm.'^kM:%'MM f A numher of the members of «»e Young M-en's olub and their ladlee had a hay-rack party to Qlen Vleir toa* ^l&jii^ cial association, of wgicn coroiattw £bteafcattis» ~ \. . " !•;,<" v:.x;-^ , * ^^•■^^ihto^'atiaav^f-ariJ1^':s>'*i-t'%«i,a w. M. Colwell is chalnaan; has bee* working bard among the tenants and landlords of th4 Property on Davis street between Orrington and Benson avenues. All of the tenants have been asked to Join the movement and not one buslneaa man has turned down the proposition. There Is one man who Is not lkj&vor of the plan;, but he will not stand in the way of the p"'vement. The members of the committee will now call on the owners of the prop- erty in the district that will be fitted with the lights. It Is'thought that little or no trouble will be«had with them to have them sign the agree- ment . Refuse to Pay. Now that the lights are in on Davis street between "Chicago and Orring- ton avenues there are two property owners who have refused to pay for the lights. It the men remain firm in their decision the other owners will '*#*§:: Card club, which met at the hom« of Mrs. Paul Bleeer, were Mrs. A, If. Lauermann, first prise, and Mfg. John schaefer, second prise. Rev; Jos. B. Lauermann has taken charge of the Sacred Heart parish, of<iu- ^^^ij*\ :V •ff^W^-'" i^^^lft.; .arrived WM they wiU*^ to Canada and New York Mf^Mai^Alleawh«dJs4ta^l1iiirB- day, was buried Monday at St Joseph's *mm^0tife: a solemn requiem <^lebrated by Rer. Auton Vollxnann: years of age, and came |y:th^pfoi^ ■^ff^Wj. »1Sg#V™VS»»W^}p((P3S^^WPeW:ve^^ of Mr. imd *%*v JeteB^ ' FraiA gieusis^ fllsU saufc Ftaak M. .__..,t. as^s|sB^;a«l^ «ba^^-s^cAlssmiB& and lira* |»W^ Mlaa Susan M. HoginanwoT QteaglJoto B^ Hatmm ****> ga^pes^!^^ The prise winners of the Laoiet^ /unlora are;- begmntog to attract no- .............ti^fp^^ compoeed entirely Df home talent In their three games played the opposing teams haveat stood the least chance of winning. They will play^ the Glen- view Juniors .ne^j$|iia^ What the police claim is the mean, est trick ever played on an Evanston boy was perpetrated Monday, and Mark Kolischer, 13 years old, 1087 Ridge avenue, was the victim. The lad! was literally covered with rob- ber cement by some playmates. Young Kolischer was returning to his home from the Northwestern gym- nasium on his bicycle. When nearly home he wae stopped by a crowd of boys about his own age. They took make up the deficit* Only one tenant I Kolischer and. smeared the cement tn this block has refused to pay for.on him. The lad's left eye was cohl- maintenance of the lightmg sys- Dletely shut >y the cement. It was tem in-front of his placer The other also put on hie hands, the handlebars tenants will pay for his share Just to show him theyr do not n*ed hla as- sistance in thek- ^ork. !VV, The businesp : JBgm and property owners In the block thfft*ls now equipped with?J$(|§frflights, are more than pleased wjytfiL Jhe lighting sys- tem and Jt8 results., The merchants are unanimous 4***ttie statement that since the installatiW'Ot tiw Hgiita business has never beoVsCK good. H is also stated that ms^ people travel " "aiiidV- than t^ w that block both day____ any other in the business district. Are Not Through. The committee in ^charge of the lighting system has found tills to be the case in every other city where the lights are used. ^^The meu In the block already benefited by the lights are making bustn***' men in other blocks acquainted Iwtth. this fact Members of the committee are not near through with: their Work. They do not intend to stop until the entire business district has been given the lighting system. That this can be accomplished there is no doubt be- cause of the low cost The property owner pays for the Installation, which does not amount to a great deal, and the tenant bean the expense for the maintainance Of tlid system, this cost- ing aboqf ten fcents per front foot. of r$ie;; jtf^c|n;^*nd>:.ahK» the \rse*i!(b| the bloycl& The short time it takes; the cement to dry caused Kolisch>r a good deal of trouble. When be reached his home it was all he could do to free himself from his bicycle. It is believed that warrants will be taken out for the arrest of the boys who had a hand in the work. The government may supply the holes if American manufacturers fur- nish the cheese, in an attempt to make 8wiss cheese in this country, with every convolution, appearance and taste of Oi* product strain* £rum the land of the Alps. Government experts of the pure food bureau set to work in earnest to- day Jn an attempt to construct holes similar to those characterising Swiss cheese. Problems as to What la whis- ky? Whenri* beert Is a hen a bird? and other pussies over whifcb the gov- ernment's scientists have studied, ar- gued; aiid almost ^ught* were laid aside, for the new fnterest Research into the effects of carbon dioxide, ni- trogen, hydrogen and other chemical elements upon cooling, curing cheese was begun with an array of teet'tubes, retorts and blow pipes that might have shocked an ancient aichemist mffl*& ?Mm 'i-^re!IS*jR^!!«*>fWiK M^M m m Fhenesl 4 :"S§" $m :*'S, ID millNO ft Mta Clotted and^ WomeK¥nitsJsiisnnrt and 1 ,^u>,. < ■ I oUid dttttl RjrtyruRg cxcHANaco Do. *M$!l$i immwi Wti Church .-.IWWBPI^IWM CENCHAL MERCHANDISE Jvfev ?W.i <PSi m *J«?~ mm Bxpert , ^Repairlng^ IM m* bMNjaMiM PBRMANBN1 UMSUIPASf EVANSTON I8ENCES. 707 Church ft. Telephone 3553-R OflloePh*o«S79 Shop Pban« 176 hi iiwiflni Washington, Aug. 8.--The Depart- ment of Agriculture has Issued a sol- emn, warning to the American public tor beware of "the fried frozen eggs" and the j "boiled dried eggs." These dread species of hen fruit, according to, the department, flourish around lo- calities where fresh eggs are hard to obtain. The warning states that there is no particular harm in freeslng a frying egg or d?*yi£g * bolls^l sjS it the same is done under proper Sani- tary conditions and before the egg ob- tains too venerable an age; MEMBER COMMITTEE When the Chicago members of the committee tOi sert^Woodrow Wilson ^ui the om^ial ^tllicattoh of his nomination by ihe^Democratic party Chicago laaVidiht for Sea Girt, N. J. «vers IfclfeO; 1312 Maple nve- f»«. B^iiston, we*, a member of the committee k Several local. X>essocrats ^^and to see tfe oommittee off. Mr. vgfeNeii took a letter with rW from IJl? ^aiistoa DeiibcTatic / eia» <xm- ... and stating that ^S.'local m«a^»I^^S -" ': &i5.^!%: TO HAVE NEW FLOORS The work of putting in new iloora in the -"Bvahston police patrol -and Number .One fire barns is nearing completion and within a short^tfanei small replica that fills it Money In Learning Why. The seerat^ea^ as^ aajs4os« eomtret one of the^ saost proaperoua in^ dustrtoa Ilea withia the little win* lug tunaela that penetrate a cheese. A fortune for American dairy- men and cheese manufacturers awaits ■the discovery. ^ '- But for all the activity of the gov- ernmenxffsjiiu^ w lemsms ft ton to fursaift «b« nwet ptontising A discrtss^st opened smong * f*W «* the practtslT cheese men of the Davis street dip accomplisfaed this. It must heeessari^ be Swtsa atmee- phere imprisoned in the substance of the cheese that composes the holes. The next step is obvious to anyone with even a smattering of scientific training. What composes Swiss air? Aa a native pining for the peaks and rocks of his native land bites Into one of these sir pockets what la It that re> minds him ao vividly of his beloved Alps that he la willing to pay any price yon ask for a piece of Swiss cheese? It to mountain air in that cavity. It to the extremely rarifled, oaone-nlled atmosphere of peaks Jutting far into the nine void of which this hole to a ite*br^ H- m the concrete foundations will be; cov- ered with the creosote blocks. The heavy trucks standing on the old wooden floor made them unsafe and>the «ity has been at work for some time tearing it out and making readyHfor the new floor. Thejnew floor Jbs made with a concrete founda- tion. *Pl«a to built on packed sand. On top of the concrete creosote blocks will be placed. The work to being done by the city's men. Swlse Methode Are Followed. Bvery detail in the Swiss method of handling and curing cheese baa been watched and reprodneed. The result wan far from satisfactory. Swtos tat- tle were especially imported to this country to ts^rntoi tbe milk. There was a alight iniprovement, but K was still far from a good Imitation of the See Them Every wherm trOtS tite svaecfisl tine*, the low- tma* bodies and lorfe steps. FoH t!«w ahead or eeata vl»-a-vla. RALPH TEMPLE AUTOMOBILE CO. 1210 MScfcfeaa AV*. <Nmt 12th St) searches it is believed the need for im- portation villi be at an end. CHINE8E AVIATOR FLIES. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. S.-'--The only Chinese aviator in the world, Tom Gunn, made an aeroplane flight at Alameda with Gen. Lan Tien Wei, formerly in command of the Man- churian av-my of the Chinese republic and now in this country to inspect the American army. The general an- nounced that aviation would be intro- duced into China. WING MACHIMRaV 928 Chicago A mi"