Dog Badly Used Up Run Over by Automobile and Then Shot, but Animal Still Lives Run over by an automobile and afterwards shot by a policeman was the experience of a valuable dog belonging to M. I. Lingenfelter of 1413 Eighth avenue, last evening, which is still living and the owner hopes to be able to save its life. The dog had the toes of both front feet mashed in the encounter with the automobile and it crawled to the porch of the Cassidy home at 1212 Seventh avenue where a piece of carpet was thrown over it to protect it from the cold. They did not know whose dog it was and Humane Officer Carr was notified. Mr. Carr was not at home at the time and his daughter notified the police and Patrolman Dean went to look after the dog. The officer, who evidently thought that the humane officer had given orders that the dog be killed, took a shot at it, hitting it under one of the eyes. The dog fled and made its way to the Lingenfelter home where it was taken in and given treatment. The toes were bandaged and as the bullet did not lodge in the head, it is not thought by the veterinarian in attendance that the wound will prove fatal. Mr. Lingenfelter has taken the matter up with Mayor Rhodes and Mr. Carr, both of whom regret the occurrence, the shooting having been done through a misunderstanding of orders. The dog is an Airedale and is valued at $60. ------------------------------------------------- Fifty Cases On List Grand Jury Convenes on Monday to Begin Criminal Court Work The grand jury will convene at Hollidaysburg on Monday morning to begin the work of the January term of quarter sessions court. Fifty persons have been indicted by District Attorney Marion D. Patterson. Criminal court will be held during the week beginning Jan. 14. The following cases will come before the grand jury on Monday: Commonwealth vs. Anthony Biseli; Clarence W. Forsht; Stephen Y. Helsel; Leo. M. Fisher and Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher; Edward M. Shoemaker; James McFadden; Mrs. Minnie Schmidt; Harry Hoyer; Frank Culp; J. L. Miller and Ira T. Miller; Dan. R. Schnable; Emerson Kress and Ralph George; George Myers; A. L. Condrin, five cases; Elmer Liehl; Charles Eichelberger; Jacob Herzog; Isaac Lang; Alfred Brettsneider; Jacob Aaron; Harry Hoyer; Frank Culp and David Richards; Carl H. Schandelmeier; J. B. Irvin, Leo M. Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher; John ?Rofino; John Baker; Louise Piper; Nicholas Lampresis; Catharine Moser; W. T. Stroh. These cases will be heard on Tuesday, Jan 8: Commonwealth vs. Louis M. Rudolph; Catharine Calderwood; Mrs. Robert Reiter; Blair Treese, John Hinkle, and John Mench, supervisors of the roads; Woodbury township, B. F. Ab, Z. T. Garner and David Mocj, supervisors of roads, Huston township; E. C. Krumerine, L. F. McDermott; William Crosby; J. D. Hanley; Lizzie Harris; Mahlon Keagy. Cases not in above list and cases not yet returned will be returnable before the grand jury on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1918. Prosecutors and their witnesses must be in court at 9 o'clock in the morning of the day on which their cases are returnable in above list. ------------------------------------------- MORE DRAFTEES NOTIFIED Additional Questionnaires Mailed by Two Altoona Boards Questionnaires from 1,762 to 1,881, inclusive, were mailed out this morning by clerks at No. 1 city draft headquarters. Among the latest documents returned by postal authorities were these addressed to the following young men: Walter Prye of 2205 Eleventh avenue, Max Sahalow of St. Lawrence Hotel, George E. Webster of 1512 Twelfth avenue, Alle Bee of Ninth avenue and Twenty-sixth street, Samuel Kelm of 1828 Fourteenth avenue and Warren Lewis Wills of 1517 Nineteenth street. Altoona board No. 2 today mailed out questionnaires to registrants under the jurisdiction of the boards whose order numbers are between 2, 316 and 2,462, inclusive. -------------------------------------------- Marriage License Record Ray W. Kehoe, 2919 Eleventh avenue, Altoona and Rhoda Grace, Roaring Spring. James Chapman, Wheeling, W. Va., and Mrs. Emma Thompson, Juniata. Harry Ayers, 2200 Twenty-second avenue and Margaret M. Eberly, Fourth avenue, Altoona. Warren Eli Townsend and Isabelle Acton, both of Phillipsburg, Centre county. ------------------------------------------------------- Annie Whiteman PABlair Rootsweb List Administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair