The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-08

sity alumni motored to Madison today
to attend the opening football game
of the season when the Badgers meet
the Ames college team from Iowa.
William E. Roberts of Kenosha has
been granted patent on a dispensing
device which he recently submitted.
The patent was secured through the
services Of Young and Young, patent
attorneys of Milwaukee.
Roy Chapman, Chicago, driving a
truck for the Bergren Forwarding
company of Milwaukee on Main street
Friday, collided with LAMP post IL
front Of the Kradwell drug store. The
post was snapped off.
A petition for the change of coming
of Bronson street between Sheridan
road and Milwaukee avenue to COM
mercial zone has been filed with the
city clerk and will Represented to the
city council on Monday evening.
The city health department reports
the total number of contagious disease
eases for the past week is III, among
which are three of smallpox, distrib-
uted as follows: smallpox 8, pneumo-
MIA 1, tuberculosis 1, whooping cough
5, humps l.
During the brake-testing experi-
ments held Thursday on the south
west side near the intersection of
Charles street and Salem avenue, a
collision occurred between two auto
mobiles. Alfred Robinson, s04 Charles
street, was just starting up after a
brake test, when John Thompson, 664
Erie street, driving a touring car,
crashed into the rear of his car. Both
came together about ten feet north-of
the last testing line.
The police department this morning
as asked to be on the lookout for one
German Schmauser- Going North. The
morning squad which was given the
directions, asked if this meant a wien
er-wurst, hot-dog, or dachshund. They
were read the message from the Ger
man Schmauser's owner, who lives in
Waukegan. According to the message
the dog, which looks like wire-haired
terrier, who is really Schmauser, is
missing from home and is believed to
have started north.
Permission to sink gasoline tanks is
being sought in two petitions filed
with the city clerk. One is signed by
William Wade and desires the right to
sink a tank at his location on the
Burlington road just east of the North
Shore tracks; the other is filed by M.
| Schwartz for a tank to be sunk at AL
Milwaukee avenue.
Anthony Van De Leest, 4741A South
Rowland avenue, driving a Gardner
touring car west on Middle street
Saturday at $3.50 p. M, collided with
Leo Lebley, $50 Broad street, who
was driving a Ford touring car on
Middle street and turned suddenly to
the lett to go north on North Sheri-
dan road, turning into the left side
of Gardeners car.
An interesting exhibit has been
placed in the Isermann Bros. window
on Market Square by Fred Klove, OPP
tometrist, 1t is a branch of apple
blossoms that he has picked from an
apple tree growing in his yard at the
present time. The tree is now bloom
ing for the second time and the flow
ers are just as pretty now as they
were in the spring.
The city plan commission at q meet
ing held Friday afternoon in the city
council chamber voted favorably on
petition from property owners asking
that coming be changed on South Sher-
idan road between Selma avenue and
Nash avenue so that the section zone1
as commercial would extend to Nasn
avenue. This recommendation will now
go to the city council for final action.
Word has been received from Saw
eric Tenuta, formerly of Kenosha, that
he is now in Italy and has not been
able to secure papers which would en-
able him to return to America. Rela-
tives here are attempting to aid MIN
in his efforts to come back to this
country. He had never taken out citi-
zenship papers despite the fact that
he served in the United States army
during the war;
An automobile driven by R. Wal
quist, APO Shelley, road, Racine, col
-lided with a car driven by Domanic
Kozak, 268 North Congress street, Ke-
nosha, on the Lake Shore road Sunday
afternoon. Both cars were damaged
and the owners agreed to pay each
others damages. Motorcycle officer
Milton LaViolette Of the sheriff's
squad reported the accident to head
quarters.
The remains of the late Mrs. Bertha
Curerus were taken from the Hansen
Funeral home to the late home at 3S
North MopIauood ovapf1a fbie rnorni q,
and will remain in state at the home
until the funeral services which will
be held from the home at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. A short service
will also be held from the Park Ave-
nue. M. E. church, and the Eastern
Star lodge, Of which the deceased was
member, will hold the services at
the grave in Green Ridge cemetery.
Lieut.. Charles F. Rock, Sergeant E.
F. Meissner and Detectives McCluskey
and Breidt staged a raid Saturday
about midnight on the place at 351
NJ W. Main street, which is run by
colored people. 1t has been ,raided be-
fore, for the same purpose, and after
watching the behavior of those within
from without on Saturday night, the
detective division held it was time for
a call. and orders were given by the
lieutenant. Somewhat to his surprise
a card was found on the door, elabor-
ately penned. Smokey is not at
at home," read the card. SO he wasn't.
All within had taken wing.
Howard Higgins, 983 Charles street,
surprised himself as well as the police