The St. Louis Republic. [volume], September 20, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

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She beuwdnl the car at Sixth and Lo
cust. Every f-eat a nccnrlwJ. HI-1 raa
un--. pretty, anil attract!!! dressed.
an1 she made It evident that she expect
ed fome one to offer her -eat.
Not a man moved. All -tealoir!v studied
their papers, or view-! the scenery frora
the car windowa.
Ninth street. Twelfth treet. and Kljcl.t
eenth street were ij?ed. and the young
Fh expected
EOtn-cn
s-at."'
to gff-r her
woman still rlunt; exr"tar.:I, to lr
trap A th.- .rr near 1 ")tnitoii ae-m.-
.1 I.iixT little hap with ejeisl.i'-ti-I
'i rue -iiii-"t.Iili- '....-.l up from hi--Iit-r
and w-rneti tijl:-d at je.-iiig u
a iin.n vt.indin;. Willi :i ii.rtly Im.iv. he
to j . -I hei IIov. and xx'l.
I'ruy. iak- in) Ki-it in.iil.ilii."
Oh mi . I uouldn't trouble jou foi
th- v..r!l
' 111 t mention It I K'1 "it ""' "
t for Her.
1 t e ruztiln li.1l r.1113 "I t-T til- thild
t 'ii. and ,Ur..iet Ulake -i !( ! lor
v iri am! . io-i i.-d t. !i i i-l4-.-d
.i.i.itior. ! li-r .fluii"ii4 iii !i-n-. I-ln
-I ,U uit'i a f-riK-ful mob-iy that
i:n.-l th.-n r-ath-red h-r Moral ttlb-
li- -, SIJ5 l.:pIliritt Mai: izm-
v .- it ti.e lntr.--e ecii ti-.-nt. or th
I) Inn; .nr.iy of foo!lli:h! that daZJ!' !
:i i nf u it her?
V ntlv lemslnu on i ,.iv.er Wix ta i
t tt'.' i-rKsivn'inii j .m m itiitli tii
Imji h it viil-te her favirite nfi ui-iei.-,i,'v
nl.i ! lh: for Ik r tiv the .vt t
f- ! dirk-hiiiteil lailv lrfl'iml them.
ll jIl'lUUHe ktlll lini-ii. In h I II'"
M'- liluke le.me,) x.iru i .nil teols th
!'I'V Nlll'lU'l .11 (wl.On'eJeiN til,- "It
Ii . Jirettv !.
TY- SH.el-fllfe,!. f) ilk-'l.-Ueil Ih.!
t- I.ei --! le-r xv.tii a 'turn- atid
-ii l.j. ii hai'e.
e in- l,jvk -v 1. 1' -i- -rie.l. ijv
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"E k. .
-1 Hasl-'s quit Jmylii- (jr.j.i lirck '
fin1 wise'
" n . re's cuie brok "
fl:Mtl'l':.E
IKI.I.Y
.t i lirce -fi
l r i a n i rat-apple
!. ilv t niul to
(i.kiiu! a i-iir
ter 'if t cui of a-
' ! 'it !nt i k t
t -t .1 Im.i slowly
i "a iple ar. tn-l-i
1-tait: tlitouce
J! -, Jellv li
I i t ni ce. 1-ut
eli-ii!v jres J h e
tr or tt -nill i
.' : T.. -i-v iinr
- 'riilt h low i
- d of cr inulatei!
- I'lll !he ut"e
V.i-'. Hiid
1 ' nc to :, ltl AJ.1
ft- ucar. l-elas ure
that :t t" Uisihcil;
I : :i . t
i v i: the jm u:i as
ii:iki Ai-i-i.B
ki:
I'rej.ar l ah
ins an-i MMkiiiKover
niclit. v.i taii-fi.--
of On- 1 ai-pt '
jriue z- t!i a lid
'-hoi :ln in.! mm -tn
r two iKt.iiH In
two uzifuN of "S"e-.
i irloaiis niol i
a n ! lien n-trl.
Ike-
.4.1.1 .Hill t.. the
.Make a f
oi4- run el uTr
nn'-half rir.- .1
butter, fnut I.:'.- .f
tlnut. tun 4 bj; '
H4eiiooiruT o f
-ur milk. ".ill 4
utt!. 4.1'iiianu.ii
vm.virr -i:kam.
T w o tat h mmhih
tul of triuberrv
Ivlli. tno t.ttil.-
t
t-ilN T-Aentr
ui' I- lone
. li-sln to I. Ui .Liie-l I
... "on a. , V,!S.nfi.N of pSlr- i
- t.. U tln-V-- ixed i-ucir sh'VMif
. Take a tTo .. Viten '
..uiiafuH 411 4-urratu
.-fii! 4-it mi.i t
and If t: thrr
iff tnke if I.-t
I J fell minute
ftiff. then ttIV-. tli-
cream, till a me-cta--.
on- lialf jn!'.
tii4- w h I f l e d
! th.
n pour - dtp cream, and iil t!m
hot tumhlers. ; ulas witu ; h -itie
nii-'-r- !at
en 1.. 11 4 r-am
tlrH.
M- I - .
t. ir I., t
M: Re). 1
r- ei.,jui44t !-
l The. re I aaa-rt.
"" at 0 "-am --LTlae enct if tie JI
.r e -o-jrt t lar-teltf (Jue to tie 'a
j
-t v'n-'.! r-pl- rur-. frt m-rtr".
-i t.e t';"5:e-i aciUJiintanceh.p
if 1
'
p-an it!r t th-nV: ii barlnc i
r- Knew rj4-thnc avoir, t he .-a:-.i '
hiv---r a Bfe tortner of -sioi-o t-ie kn- 1
abo-lulelv nothirtc ' thit -j- l rret- '
tv r brisht or c.r.-enial in t--e i '
-.l a for th -Bintian. ht doe be
n - iMht the niar. tn -b t 1
-s-t.i.s her futur harfine- ;
Kien after
b-.i and --Jf
eas r. ether
lecc rac-a-ret-jen: t
ta. e n-acii to tear
abca
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I re ..irtns nil
!.f-J. 1
thirtr.c the court-hit- th rrtae hav-be-n
R-4-r-e In e-iVIrn--! tr-B the fiat:
tct after r-atTS-rsonr the ran eo-rr-ly
eree-,lcc tn and ma. - riKWiv-iMl
A.tfc
Think, then, of the trial that aatt
the arjin h-i h only icriOsi-i her r.c
tiaad OK-a !rt k.
Pont tiie jo-ur lore to a man J-ti"
J-au kn-.w htm -n. a-J e-rers Itea ijon't
tctstake tca,at-atloa fcr k-re,
Tte --:-Tvttt s-Mro-r tliat ca ccta to
';
MVI'MHCeEriSC MBI.PS.
Lemon I an excellent thins to
poll-ill the rail; with.
Charcoal placet! In the box where
cutlery Is ttpt will prevent rusu
Fl'or boards can b- whitened by
xcrubbinr with a mixture, conslstini
of one part lime, two parts -toft
soap and three part or sand.
Drive away files by mixing half a
teaxpoonfi'! of black pepj-er. one
te--oonful of cream and placing
It on a plate In a prominent posi
tion. When coAtnj- fruit If stij-ar Is
nilde-d artrv..ir!s Ie will la- re-
ijllir'd
l'rtms .-l.cuM le allowed to boil
slowly Un two or llire- hour.. ad.l
liii a little -ur;ir half an hour l
for- takim- fton the tire I'rui.-
ai- tli n-est healthful of fruit
:
!
s
i
5
alien pror.-rli- cook!
1 W
. woman ' to flr.d out too late that she
hj :n.nl" a ml'tiike and married a man
uhom .-he does not love. .
It t.lfces the "eej.et. trUeSt IOVO tO tlO''
over th" fault. that mu-t le- livitl with
dully and t.arly. and the love of a wvk
Call be D'-tlller ,i-op uoi jt!iit.
Cat-Mi Praperty.
"Ji!i..' autoTiioMIe tan a:iv aK!i lii
vilf- .ii.il iiti.tli' :-lti-Uv. an' -ej-'-J Vm o
:lw Ii.- - It-e-i -.-j-ei:hU-. i V'-r -i:iee;"
"J!v niv I oti tliink J:!h- could !,.
lli.Iu. .1 tt mII th'it jiitoinoiii'eT
Jl T KOlt 11 V
in Tin-:
w.i- u'l ni !
l.e. I Sli
-WilV SO
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!i--rt- --n't .
Vi:M -.M'. ..'.
i .1 Uleut 111.ITI lift
uel lil.ml:
-r .ill!" '. -
III st hl-toriuii.
- .-.M hl U.-te-m
I v.- look-d thioUKli th- tib
. . -t -l-r.- of hi- time at. 1
t i'o.; i.i ir t li.iti;. ni:m-.l aft r
Tim i:i:ai. i:irii:i::ii-:NT.-Tiiet-s
n ue ri .n ioiiiiin; -.oil! ulm-ci:. lv,"
al.i the w t--!dent l i-aliv -.m't
4-4. u at alii"
(h. -. hut vou ihi taik" iert!-t!
th, '-j!!4:. ultli tii- imitation. i4tr..it
l-"r- I'l-y
Tin: J'V "il lNf.S.-A uotnan,
t4Mi. ate Mit- to Ilud t-ympathtf." all
th- :-tnd-Iiearl4l mm
-4-. .in--. 4.74-J 1I144 oo!d-ldi'-.l.-.l ui...
'And iet 1I1 1 i.ni ".4- a non-iii en in-:
-... .-af't ' -oire ulieth't 4.114- ha- eouhlv
ur ha-- Ii4-n .-nji.x Itii; h-jlf at a ln.tti-ti-e.
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KK.M.I.V ni.Vli rin.-e two u.m.er.
I1IUM I- r-aliv t-iitil to 4.4' 4-,i. U othel.'
-.1I1I MN.- I'ayt-j'iie.
"U'li.it make you think o?"
When t' t. net tli.y hid 4.0 mtlrh to
4V to 4-aei .ti.e: that thy did tnt sto
o kl.-.-."
HIS l:lI.IN; l-A.-H'V -Jlatk A'ltonv
lui.I iut offend a4"-ur th- imn rial t-toun
: 1 th- thlnl tun.'.
-Thut's tlire.. 1-111 it"" -.'.id ".i-r In
iti iindeitot-
'Ye-- t.ii, MaiV uho v. as at ot.o
t'tii- an .tm.--.u p'lotocr.iph r. "Xlnt-lin.-
It i f ion 4 -lie for -mot'i-r m:iiis
I I 11 If 5I 1.1 t.. e.ake It 4-K for a quart t."
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TASmONS
The ...hrale.: il.irtli.i P-aii f 1-1 fon
jiittet.-. -'l '4- fjti-iie,! t.i leadtr of
1 !i4 Hi jiuiiilf at ! e4-nt -nh
TI-4-e pattern-- -.nil ea-Uv te r.-Ht-nized
a t-.rre -t a ! ui to ilaie i'i vry far
ttitilnr An Itnrort.int teHtur44 alioist th 111
i - that nl... .1, -,- , mad- for -e ,. T.V
' Vx'"x " ;-'" "i -o all
' rt-r.uirenieti; of advatu-e.' stile, and
i-t ..re u-.tMiuJly Mt.-.f!- and ea,v f ,-x-
Jon
rd r- w ill 1
! aii.-ut . 1 r
:ii.-t
fill-l hi mail 4,4
Aifj. tiv rt-fore.
!v
for
Al-
lit--
NKIilT -fHIlf
C: - Ie-haj e enrai rubiit: 1 rot "
a-ar-" tlat si' ct oi-i h e- at ai:
make all the e.uht shirt fo- the men of
the family Sufh is tile f.ict houercr
and that there t ne.! for ueh i -wit-
tern I eT4ien-3 c toe nur3-r o: r--
que! - h.ve i.it ha! to publish u-h
a rarmest Of all the sr-i-nt men i-ar I
the nlcftt nirt i tne eiie-t to r-ve it 1
l oa'r a tnatter of eT-ir ur an under- 1
arm !v nnd joke -earn an" the rar- I
men: I- cra-ttral'i flnlhl P-lcc ooi - '
ttttir.c It r-ep-'re I.ttle cr no adju-t-n-nt. I
v. that th a -aIi--.- r-ttfern th- ear-
-B4.-ot vuitl t- ra-e w tnee: even a fit-
fr:c T-s fa. t ticeti a rn-t .eIraMe
1 r-isi-na, am it r tr.ree or th. e
car-r-ent- -vd en in am cutl-ic f.n
n! am! fini -ed -n ma-SaT stfcfcinc or
-i:h nner-.:!tci: arl a haad-embroi.lere,
IS.1U! on th' rwicKrt -ulj rathe- ur-et
tJie rop3Ur id' tt.1t !-(l' -ree-;t a-e
tlrray cel and l-a-Tact'ca.i-'e. For a
riain. e-rer-lar r.icht .hlrt tn -Bantm,
or oatl-ia. t!w o--tU nesl cot eire.- --.
eTtta Tcr a Fr-ae"5 jj.n-;l or fin cj-n-telc
the cost de-x-ni c-.tT-ty urvn the
lencth of o-e" --ure trice cr tfc. tiIr
titw care to sj-en.! In th raaitfcc Outlif
fJanL -", r-tt-dmere. tcadrss, .
trie ami rs.a!:u-k are s.lubl matrtlaljL
-!iae S to lrtciea r-r-ast j-c-ur--.
Th! patten. 1 crnt
la orderm-r be sure to rive tu-et r--ir
ae-l number of ralt'rB de.tr-d.
Addr-fs- ratfem X--rt--Bcst. Tie lie
pcblX. th. laouis. Jaa.
1 VT7V
AHEIHIPTS TO RAISE THE "LID1 WILL
CLOSE IT TIGHTER, SAVS STONE
Unitrd States Senator Delivers Address at Democratic Harmony
Meeting at the Suburban Garden Frank M. Eaten Maken a
Strong Speech in Faror of Harmonr and the Bringing To
gether of DemocraticTactionn.
Senator William J. Stone was the prin
cipal speaker at a harmony m-etlnn; last
night at the Suburban Garden, under the
auspices of the St. Louis Democratte
Club. In his address he declared that any
effort to "raise the lid" would result in
such an overwhelming defeat by the Ijtk
islatur that It would appear that the
public opinion was almost unanimous In
favor of closing of saloons on Sunday.
Between "U- and XOV) assembled in the
pavilion to hear the states-can exrre-
his views on harmony. In the aurtlej.ee
were many prominent Democrat of the
city and State. The festlvl.l'g opened
with a se-ect vaudeville show, three num
bers of which were rendered before the
speecji-makin:. and three followed Imme
diately thereafter.
Appeals were made to those present to
bring topether the Jefferson and St. Louai
Democratic club-, and all other IXmo
cmtic club In one caus Itemocracy.
In the opening of hi s-peech Senator
Stone slated that he came there a mem
ber of the Jeffer-on Club in the interest
of Democracv. The remark brouuht forth
applause. He went on to tale tne condi
tions' In this tate. the result. of friction
in the party and closed hb fix-ecli with a
ludicrous account of President Koo-eielt"
trip in the submarine boat.
Senator Stone said:
Mr I-ie:jee4. 1 a:n am jpj i(nwik. irm-l-r
of ttie Jffterncn club, an J l.aie Leeti a
rcemte-r alrao-t frtm lt oi'anlitii.ii r.i;e
t rate tieitr tf-en actlie or iauml-iii! in ttic
uurk of that dub. i JIJ dale n c,M:iur.U)
occe. in cniuneiieu i!th ii- John " Itobert-.
then IW .rem.t. nzvl .::ief, tut ItiJiliK' iXr
Itrian. to r-nJer tt.e .lut a lerj lniin-taa; -.
ice. tfut alth-ms'i I liaie not. ic-r.ei-ally r-ie.-i.-injt.
!--n it!ie ,1- .r-tuirrfni in tt: ueik :
the J.nt-.n 4 li.li. hai,. alj iteen;-J
it -t jilklleiie arj l.ur.ui 10 l-r uf its nirmV.t-
liur:i.K it bltti ry. mxl eir!al'y lutirn; the
ail-ninl'trtlon cf ilr llHe. unJ-r iAuu"e
k!-nU.J i.-.-iOfrthin It -ittulr.e,' lutltial rm.
ll t-a- eieiei a ci-r,;,-j.nI; u,i!u. n.-e n rt.
tjul an-l a I'Otee- n!u-i4-e ilircu:hvut tn-.-tate
:ut a!I tt.e l-tiiarra of te -"Tate can
:.ol bejura 10 tie .l-f.ef4un ilub. Ujt urn ll
in the eiiy 4 f r I.ui
Kor ei- iei...u nr un '.1 er. n.-! or unai lv.
4i:h.r ti.J-i-a.ent ilut- i.hi. ln. ar.,2 u.ll
le. .i-anlzeil. Tfii'i- ale -veial :Jl ilul
ir. the city nun No nutter what niltak
any dull or it mr-i,-m t-iav ttaie nu'i- tn
tiie iast. an.t all are a.t to 1-- Jl.m1; .-Iirie-able
atth ni.Muk--. If t -U ai.y i-lub 4Xlt-i
f.r the MU-oe. B..j -a:ilmai-l l u il 'Ire
to (iruaicte itie 4,il be'nr uf ttie I iri.-ra'- ai-t
I.. r.!it !t twtti!.:.-. it r!.all ha- e my ex.iijir
nl r."Oiira-,eni4-nt
kui:v p.MtTY ikmoci:atii
llv feiu.tv t4e4n.-rat. I-: u net t .cethr.
1-U.ll- et l.eether. It. ttl- .I Hal. ar.il rfa f-r-
vanl like men ut k-n uiIi liitt-illvi-t an-t
r-M:ute ;.-ji-.- avnliietlt tlut if the eaue v.r
I'tll fvr -Ul----i. the l-ubl-t- K-v4j vrill .r W1-
fenej. lt th Demrx-rai .f St laiul. aiil
le State auak- t tfc exi.n.-lo an.t nee-N uf
the hour aii.l axx-rt th-ia-wlie l-t u- -uake
an-1 l.eei :he Ueiuvit-illc J-irty l"niocrai!e
l-t u rui folUi. the iut.i-el ..f fuctl.-nl-4t 4.e
the toui-n-n ei.-m .-t u oa unit b.ial
Ieu.iraM .ui Kiitrl Ue 4-atinut Iih. t.t w.ii
If ire lih- u:iJ.r the ea.!erh!p uf i!4-n -.ilio
a.re ta.jie fwr fe-rffnal 4r.-1.lty r -rj4unal a'u
blilcn i-httn Ji.r -wrrv victor ; n-r can we l-.e
to win If ou.- paifv t-oI' I t. I .llr-rte.1 .r
influei. -rj In r.eu-tm.1 .r tn.li.t tual ul.o
l4oul-t r-J!-e ir Wl- if.-: all.l lr.ol.rn If He 41.1-1
The arm.e t.f Ja;ati n.iaM Tieirr 4.a.e jieit
t'.e arii.ie ,f the .-jar fn-n ila:.. l.u. l. if th.i
ll.I t-4.ii C4tf.iinanJ.Nl A k ..-aeL Thei w..n
lei-a'Je- JJlrl VIMr e. .v a tlei II-arMMl Who
-a Ueii.te.1 t, i. l-nij.riir and til. 4-iuntr
If lie al to la- l-J .lire, -n -r lnJlletlli Li
the lo1e ltn.M-rat or tli Knn-a- 'lty -tsr r
In ..tl.ers of like Ilk e will naht .VltiKHI
iH.r-- We Miu! fit:!! oilier the lie--ux-rat..
banner, r.ol ur.'.r nri truttwumi Imntier. at. 1
uu-ler 1!.- eail-r4.il!i "of men un.l ii-tti.n-r4i
nlfc want t-i- iv-ti.n mile i.iry to win l
4au 11 i i!h- l4n. -a4Je i.rty an.l Man.'
r.-r whiit 1 Ie5t tn k erji--tnt l n.t thai
rti-lit- v.". 1 1 anr Iwmu! Kaluga;, tr lei:v If
Tt--:i 1.-1 ti- yt ; i'-4r uii l-iii.i rati lines
an.! tie Djuri-at,,
JX t-rNlAV CI.OSINS.
I have- been aake4 MBitt I think of
thr Mads) d-lo-tlni- i-aanr. I will
nrtnrr -win. ffr 1 tlu faot run tmn
Ibla or an- nt her quest Ion. ,n I ilew j
it. !aaua- 'lnln-c tltiea not take the
form uf a pnlillt-al hue. To open a
an loon and aril Intoxli-anla un nu--lny
la a tiolatlon ( the luw.
TliraaKhuat.ta-. Male, wllb rare rn
rantlun. thr las aaa been abarr-ieil
farther hark than I ran remember.
In the interior uf thr -lair there la
aa nark tiaealion aa snindav cloaiaa.
Hot- than that. I tcueie thit In nicit ri tho
tewn of th- Slate j-ai.n. neull cii- on -un-Ja
eit-ti though thete wa.-4 30 jrf.,,j-? statute
re.iiiii.ar ti:.n to 4!.. to ful-llc enttii:r.t
woukl coin 1 tliim to ii.i4. anj if they ilu
i.ot thir l..-n-t i-al.l !h- .lenl-.. Hut In the
larce -l!i4. a-l tn a i-rv f.-w ruial evnuuui.l
tie itlh t-i-aliar t-iitr-inuient. ii. Sun-lay
law h.1 nft .--. 11 iif - ra.Ii 4.t.M-ti eil i.oitinjr
Io!k Jft-rnil-i-1 u 4 nferre tli- i-un.l-- laiv
a to Mib-'im and Im-ii-.! 4ii.!.r to that es-. t
- t.. liH-nl .i.Titiie efn. iali Wlin th 4.r-
l4t were lMie.i ami thl JOlIrV ellt4 4-J lln j
th 4-il-..r.k4.r4i in the Urae rltle. wh-"t !
1 ln'jitir.n- of title iiw wei
r.s of title Iiw wei. chiefly mun-l. a. ni 1 .a-i-i-! tv .n It,,-, that h- had f.mitht l!i-i,"-:a!-e
c -! -,1.. J --"!;'' .!.-.- the leader!!!!. .r Kratfi. Xo..:nti.
anl eie, rce hale Um ol-rtiln.- tli" ,tu. ,, ,,.. , ,t n;,v ., , ,,. ..,..
With -0;
catl-
law
t:in V.!!lan A n r. . firm prrhll-l'lo-i
Km i. wh.. .an fln. a wh:ky J Ir.l 111 -ier
-ha't-.i .-4.-r r --f bi -nn Mate .leciare he
unihte to tin.! entran. tn what lie .-alH
a - I"..- Jl.-rsan - tn all St Imls. a-lln-ti-h
h- -f-nt a wTi-le -or.Jav .liv aril rlsM ,n the
-ffrt The law there r 1 t-in- oh-v-ne.!
Ml-th i i- 1-ins .t,-ri4M wlliiieli 1111-wtt'-r.a
1 ' no c -n--ii-n.'- it b uflii-ent
thnt It 1 I1 The '.a? I in th ailt
l-ik. it i ti4.ni: erf ri-eJ. it I t Ins el-ey-ii.
St. I-oiii M;iiiiif;u(iii't-rs Talktil
on tilt- Siil.iVtt at tin- IMaiit-
ti IItl l.at Nijilit.
DOCTOR WJ McGEE SPEAKS.
Kiilnit-tl Tliniiia- .It-lViTStm ami
S:iitl That I'nMic Mui'uiii Is
to rjvaif In'Mfp I'.iains
Than Kxistt-tl l-fint.
The annual m'ftlrc and el-rtlon of oSl-
j cer of il.e ?t. I.ui M innfaettirer- A-
-4j4.fc.14.vn a oein 3i ;ra- 1 iani4-ri4 itot-i
ia.i nlKfil. u 1 Kln-L'-Iand,
th a-o'iation. :ir-iil4l
Iiresid-nt of I
1
or the iienlne Me lmd for hie ton!
'National IS- i-irorltv fM p.,rt Sir.
Ijiuctill-. .-:,! -Thl cour.-rv i nor in
an era of iiro-n-snty. Tr.l 'l afToniirii--.rofltatle
emsdoitoer.t to million of uork
inctr.eti I'ecfle thjrmichnus the rbtinfry
arc lnrtni: :n th! ;ro-r-rit j. .ta.wii
by the amount of -rl'ne) on deiolt In the
savlsie ban'n.
I. M Han-am dlu-.I Int4r-t.-e com
merre and Oovenlir.en: irerr-i-lion of
rate I
"The mralr of the lnt.-rstate rom-
mer.- "ornm 4.'."-i " Uturi Mr Hanson,
foi-n.i -t :nt -i 4'nie t -J to p I'eni
tenttarv thee nho vinlnte-t the Interstate
otrmerre Iav 1 v.a then .itnerd'! and
- a fine of Jj) (! , t mpo4.el The
trar.-pe-tstin rorrtanle h.n m.iruiel
to eiade the hit In manr -.. Here e
are -penllnsr I: 1 to malnt'In the
iMtiimH'or ar..l -.l-ei al-e tlvc-i to re-'
I am re!r to tan4j for fret-n; rate ,
rerul - te.! b the tl- ernment. I.ut tha" j
should rrnt rawr the Interstate Cim-
r - er - e Comm!-.ioi nith -naklr.c the
rait.
Anthony Ittnrr thres.- a lomb into th
me - - tjns tj deliverlnc a t!ride on -jnlon-
l - m arhj the r a-- snoji. it a
"fore and a't ' rakirc
John .rb'-..kl of the IatIn-Am-i.-ir;
CZa. t ; i -f forilcn trad.- -Iatl-in He
- tan! that tht year the forelan trade of
St- Iul sil .-nount to SISvt0 The
2ur trade alone will amount -o r.esrly
Hvtt.ii The urovl-ion trade -k ill reach
th- -.iv mark
tv-tcr WJ SS-tle- sroke or. the St
Lout r-cMl.- Slu-e-am. At th. out-: of
hi .-idd-e he eulosiz-! ThOTTia Jeffer
-r ar.d to!! cf the work h had arc---!-p?ttd
In further".ac the ir-ustrtal Inter
est of the country He saU that JeJfer-
ins rteat ytem had been s ureat
stir-tul-i to Airertc-an lsdt:try !a tr.e con- 5
j;t of nations.
Tt-e function "f a r'lUlc- -ra-M-a'
aH tx-tjr SIcl.e- t t) make btter
brains tlian that which eil-ted before.
The r-:a-:t-fcture and tr-dutTie w.:i
take care of themselves. If wc ---d sons
ad iauehter-. ilo-an the corrlJrs of time
ritted with knowl-da--"
l-ee-!.-4 of f.4A4'e r a fAQowed h arH-hea
rresidect Ktaasltnd was -sarit-iaui!r I
re-e.c-cteL TMa U tie electa ut-; Uiat
DELIVER OPINIONS
UPON RECIPROCITY
4 8r:-..TOK rTOiBS VIEWS
4 OS St;SBJaV CLttMXG LAW. 4
4 1 hrta as4k--I what I
I tkltak at the Mmmmr ekssJa-r ta-
I will auaawer -rati, far I
aa-t rata fratB thai mm aajr
4 other Bratlaa. A I view It.
4 Xaaalar claal-ta; ttM aat take
the farsa of m -aalltlral laawe.
Ta aaea a aaleea aaa aell In-
taaletaata aa Saaaar la a -rtala-
latlaa mt the law. Ttaraa--:heat 4
the State, with rare e-tcep. 4
tlaaa. the law haa heea ah- 4
ereal farther hark thaa I eaa
rasher, lai the laterler a(
the State there la aa eaeh aea-
tlaa aa Sat-ntaF ekMlaa.
MMtMIMMIOMIMM M
nal that aeems to dm to end the Question,
'il-eie i otnine jft to make an Hsue or.
.Vdtfc'.na. unlers it Is pre-..! tew repeal the
law. .Nun-, on that subject. I waaf to tall you.
inai in my opinion it l P-llv to talk ,-I-4-aU-ac
the t-un.tay law. If that ow-men
th..u-J r. suhmltteil tt the people ct atlnMuri.
Us i!fiat would he sj overwhelmlns as ta
l.m. iti-ally unammuue. Xo i4olJtll-al -arty wotHO
dar- to .leciaie in favor of repeallnit the jn
lay Iu. A trenunacur mrO--ntv of the ioter.
Itei'iMli-aas and Ix-mocrate aUae. uU iote
a-rali.t it. To that majority th- Sun-lay 1
-ni4thlnr i.mre than tuere Jay of ret aral
r-tratlt p To thai the ow.oelatl.n-. of the wio
tatti'riie to it ruinrthlait rf aanctlty. It Is the
a-.r.li rat v of the resurreitlcn. It 1 th oay
-.vh-n th- ihurch lU rlr.r It 1 the day wh-n
-hritian laienti nfrirt their rftllilren to the
Sun lav .-!.! It 1 the .lay wh-n the nenj.e
so t.i ih.inii a ilay of ie.:e..0u ubsenancc in-i
tuLlic W4.trhl:i
iti:i.n:vi: in tiikm.
Tl.ev feel, ther.foie. thai ea lha-. &r r.3t
nl ei!vr. but all otuer bu-!nes ahcttia
el. n- Ai..l in thl vl. w I tMnk ih-y are riant.
'iT.eie i.J.-j were luiir-hi u whtti we were
chiMita Mai.) of u nia n.l Hie up tn them,
but we beltrie In th m. They ate m-er-ronn
In our !lie anl .-ur eiilllzauoa. anil 1 legir.!
It fan iuet luitunute Xlx the State and the ra
IKn Hat It I --I.. Til- -lll-.tla) lutl-jelice In f.ir
t.oe!. ll tn.it both to soften aivl -.trer'then. 10
i:Kr.lfv ar..l -leiate the eharaottr uf ur re.-t-!e.
It I 11 ir' to the le UI..'- and mi-rnl life
f the I - which hou il no- la- broken.
No: tii-xe ttr.v wt.'i.J i4-val the Sun lay law tab!
a W4II ati'- It up All atuni.t of that kin I
w.iil.l be ft. til.- it euu!. tut i-ominant auflt-
l-4ii u.;rt to make It a -eilou lfue.
The ii...-is .ui;tt ft; be c!,d vn Sundav.
anj enry 4 ther bu'lne-.. IK at.lutely r.ec
e.suty to tie pubile cmfoit. rli-iuM be ckr
.n -uniIay There ahuiilJ be n. two i,rln!on a
to that. 1 am In t luw f;eakinK t inolitt'ltion
..r aii.iihma that Miulr.tx at n.Ml "tl-11. for I
am un.Ua ila.l!) ui'.vi) to that; and I Mit
.. the fan thai the enilnnmrnt of larre
eltl-. arl the e.nl'tl-n prevailina In aieat
4-entrl ..t lunula i or. ate lery .Itrftrent frum
thete ir. lural .-onimunltl. .
Kr ataalfeat reaaoaa.la la rare rltlea.
aatka. (-ardeaa a ad nlaera of anmae
ntrnt. nhrre aaea, -trot-sea aa-l ehll
Urrn may aa Kaadaya far alraw
ute. rrrrratiaa aaa aarlal later
riiarnr, are eeea-arj-i aa-l here It
ivf.nltl be nine to allow the -treateat
l.-itllade run-latent nith nubile order
and proarlet. Jaat what ran Im
alnne or ahaaltl be (luae la thla direc
tion I am Baeertalai I hate ant et
trinl to work It out. I da ant Hellene-
it puaalblr. or r-tea wlae. to at-
trnnt to gnirra a areal rity like t.
I.onia n- we stovrra the smaller
luna-i nf the laterlor.
1 IUeie In tlf-Ii-ir- with -nnJlti.-ip a they
e:-. ami tliev will e'-t 11 mil- of an)
man. ai.-l tn reithiK the ;4,ate. n.. ,! tv-MMe
u: .f the .Itiiittl.n The .r.if ili-.il nav 4 f 4I0
lne thin-.- I, in th- P-ra iuii. the wlt and
the let ;r.erai:y lklnc. I am .pi--! to
mn-p-iuov Ian, but ther .nr fim lm of
thj; iiture. nuin as the SunJay Uw. tlut outfit
to -t fcr.il
Thi Sun.iv iueticn. In some ef It an-ct.
pr--i.i4. irib!-m nf seni illfliculty. and nny
tLSUestl II tt3 tlill'il ten.l III S'llVe the .Ufll-
c-altte wa) not to Interf4ie with th- .leaur-
of law-.lhl.llna ii4- -hwi!.: t4--eir ?eie-ctfill
an.l thbtiqhtfal attention. It 1 niurtMac to le
liousht out 4alnd and R.-l In a l!r!t ! ia
l.n ..I fan-itirl-ou.
I'r:i:ik il. !t-s. a relative B Gov-4-rimr
l-.i!k.' u. ne-t: Introdiicol and
made a -truiis,)"'- c!i In fav..r of harmony.
II -t.iil tl-.it he ..i n-ke1 by a mem-h-r
of the J.fVrson I'lub why he want.-l
t Fpe.tl: ut the tiK-tln or the St. iyoiis
l-emocratlc t'lul. "The ti-tln." salt
ilr. Kte. "remltidtsl me or th- storv cf
tlii- rretich iMi4-r who said: 'When I
h4-ard the roar of Wi-illK-tt'in cannon. I
f'.rKoi my Ir I'lisr for Napoleon, and
thouitht tinJv of Krauce." When I heard
if thi inrefimr In the rati of li.irmmy
I f.'iit th-it I v.a :i m-n-.li r of the Jef-f-ron
'luh ami thoui;ht only of iJetnoc
ra y."
Mr I'stc-'. i4-eli v..-is ai!.laml-I. He
t of I x-mocracy for tirineii-k-. no: for
ir.rn
Th- IW4--Iim.iltl4i- c'os-t: -, th n tM
Ititlon. ofr.-14-tl In A. 31. I-'ritmhersatvorn-ni-ti.Iini;
th -letion of iSovernor Folk in
t.-ik'ti- tl 44 jx.Iir. . ut f 4.j-j .,,.,) nrK.
Irir th" nomi-ialion .f I'ltn-writlc ti.-k.-ts
l.v iei-i:iite a ;iK.iiii-t thu s-!--t'o:i of
cnndi.I.-iti liv direct i.r'r.i.irv. Tho reso
lution ivas tinanlmct;sli- adoiu-i.
Mr. Kinj-slnnd haa teen honorx with the
ofllcc.
Ho made jv brilliant stecli In reply and
thar.k-d th- memler of the -toc!atlon
for what they h.d done, nnd on Iil own
rrt rromNoil to Io everything In hi-
poniT to promote the interests of the or---r.nization.
"fil-er eIf-tol were I.. I). KlnRland.
ITident: J. A. J. Sc.'iultz. first vice rre
Ident; W. I". No'k-r 4.,-i.mi vlre iresl
dent: SI 5 tilrlimnni. third vloe pres!
ihr.t. !'. SI. II.-111-oii. fourth vlee jiri-sl-dent:
A. I). I'roi.n. fifth vice tiresldent;
II Ariio. treasurer: Kuxene Smith, ecre
tnry. The i-xeetitlve founcil rhosen wns com
Me.! of A ll. I'jncan. II. V. IVter. An
thonv Ittner. O. A. Ekstromer. V. II.
l!vkto!il. W. J SIcBrlde nnd It. E Gard
ner. CLAIMS HIS BROTHER
STABBED THE VICTIM.
Ilarra atalta. lieM hr I'ollrr far
Kllltas n( Joatrah Ballo. Said fa
Hair Made Slafrraral le Ilia
.ttorara.
Uucra Citalto. prlfo-K-r In th- t'.itr
S're4-t I'ollc. Station, chan-rd tilth hntin-'
staliheil t.- I-:ith Jeph Itillo. .r tlul
- r;ie Italll-trlcrle s hl name read In
Italian. Slondiy mcht. in the dlriRV littl
r.Him at th- rar of No. Til Slor in
trt i -illereil to hnve m.1i!4i ri wt.t,..
mit to" his nttorr.-i s. Ambro-e J. l:i:.y
an.l Ahtatn m. i-rumierir
. t..nlt... 1-n.l....... I'.lull.l .11.1 41... 4 .1.
.4.l 1. 4 llllll-UIIU V .....a.... ..... Ir fflUII
I Line
. Dtin.-i I f-ild to hale e.iiel to explain
I tne t'reerire of hltiwl on hi 01-ernIU unl
hand is hnvlnc come fro-n tr U11- to p
arate hi lirotlier at-.d I!.i:i vhn they
vft-r- fihtlnc teaue Hullo --iritel to
l4-4-ji cud t"ar.lonn Citailo desired to
j t.i u-nke t
I Anihrne J Klley nnd Abrntn SI FTum- "
j here sre attorney for !ucen t'atalt. the
I man e.-iuuht l.y the police n he iw run
'nta't-- torv to hi a'tcrnev I to the
effect that W brother Caml'ona atalto.
id th- cutf!-:c. He sld that hi hroth-s
anl t "ther Itallin Hied -slth Htllo
in the room .where the affray occurred
Arcordinc to his ta.temc-it. hi at-trriv-i-
.lalm Camleona Calaifn was f--!-ir.-
hllarl-Mt SIo-daj- nicht and refus"!
to so to b-.l. Itillo ald that he .-in:-l
to co to sleji ami an arrument are m
1 10 CH !! !
1 which Iiuccn
. Hallo atark
I him with a
.ecu cauito 1 aiu io-ciaim tnat
ksl ramIona Catalto and hit
chair
Cami-ona (talto fell to the floor and
hi brother attempted to Interfere. A a
-.i! T.w-e l-tralto 1 paM tn hej-
m.rk around h. r.eck .Tuiwlr: whre ,'
Hai".. attrmpte.! to strant'e him before
he threw him adde. Itallo I then said
to have recewi-il his arcumer.t with Ct
mlona Palalto ard to have thrown him to
the floor attemptlr-c to choke ihtm. at
which Juncture Duoc.i ftitalto claim that
hi brother drew a tlletto ard stabbed
B-dlo.
Itallo felL rnli-.i Cat-tlto ran frc-a
tli room ani ha not "Inc- tn s.en.
i.-ucca Cat-lto ! Mid to claim that he le
rarr.e tear! and ran from tie roo-n The
Notxl oa hl-ivera:Is U ald to have cme
frrm hi effort to sr-v-irate the f.ahters,
:ow notrtin-r. r.e clstrr.s. ot any man
a room.
station tt is laid that aXS was
a mener tIt worn bv Hallo.
talto had Hi on hla person
ed. Attorney Rliev state
that thii
tier belocared to Ducca Catil-
to. tprrsv1
Ur. and that rx charge of rob
ning from the nou- nncre tne rtaiitilr.i- n,-.n to-n!c it announced in- .-i;i; uuunn. 1 -- "' "; .,"", ,?'. ,..
M.ctirre.1 I of the State Highway Comml-lon. pr Smith alcn..! all hi hot.Ilnr to IV.
j Arrnrdlns to their ftatement. Dut.-i a-I vldel for by the lai,; t.eneral As-.mi.;y. ;".,, ,u . , V. . " "J,XZ
talto ha related a stor of the ep'.oite , , r0.w. Doctor i:imunil a jam-., i---- ...v :;:-."----. .-nrn
-ahlch I.-d to the kll!lt.c and tat.- that It president of the rnlvr-lty of illlnot., -mounts to nl-out 11'.' .(.'. -al!! le- paid.
.i not directly connected with th- ital- iwftt S.-ith. Sprlnsr.-M. Joserh It Th. hink ow.j also the owner of th-
Un batik affair. t-tv-ee,n ctsryvdle Itirry .Mills nnd the packin-t-hou which
He kr
li:kKt a;
At
found "
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Ixictor J.ime? 2 s.reideiit of the comm:.
The appointee h-;Id a meeting to-nisht
and msturd plan for th- season's wotk.
(u ria-imatallaB far Rlayoa.
HirpiTiwc .-trr.a.L.
inimnrr. t T, S-rt. 1.-Th- attorneys
of I'.ufus IKSlon,
negro undr sentence
tnrney at
refu-ed to
make any comm.itatjou
--.ter.ee and it !' eap-ete,! that the -XT-
ration sll take plac a Intcnd-l. This
Sit l the- nrst lesil har.!n In the
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laocuat
for n.-od thlnsa to eat.
that la
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Hll'.st-oro. Tea.. Sept, .ln an affrar
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Ijiwrence received a pistol snot In tho ah- J
Comer. -aiicn 4-i(4Tiei iu itw.- .-
fharl-B Kent, a brother-in-law, h-am-ll-ately
surrer.dared to an officer and a com
plaint for attempt to ajuritr waj aled
af-alnrt hlav.
5FOWW
fn -3r.C I.ere rie . .w. ..- ...w.-. .
nf hi .tit.Uushur near Kan. in l- J
were advle.l to-ia-f by the ronton at-
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I'ortlan!. )re S pt. I. Athlete from
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BARRY BANK CLOSES DOORS.
rn-Mili-nt Smitli I Joes K.-ist to Try
to Strai-jliti-n Out Fiiiiuat's.
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Spr-natleld. I'I . s-j.t 1? -Th- I tarry Kx
cl.ariKe Itin'-t of Ikirry. one of the iM.tt
iar.KirK-r.nucs In I'llf -ounlv. closed Its
d.Kirs to-day nml a notice posted on the.
I di-or .nnounee thn'-lt -sill not reopen un
I til the r.turn of Kueen- Smith, the pr--ildnt.
who w-fnt Kat te(lTv to e-u'eaior
Stoii trhine if the sx-alp iaMaatljr.
CSrOING 1 GOING-! ! GONE 111
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NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
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Butterick Patterns
atsath Deliireator. j
was operated by the Ilawtmaa Plu-rlaJoa
Company. I
It is understood that pmlth haa frona
Y.- to sec tho Ilartmatn Company and
endeavor to Induce them) to ciBume con
trol of th- bank. packltiJf-hous- ami mill
In hope of vajlrii- all claims In full.
Jailae Isltia M. Tease til.
Jmlce l',,ton SI Yonnc. 5a well-known Bt.
IjhiIs lawyer. Is iJ.tMteroiisly ill from ma
larial fever at the I e.ii-rneJe" IfospltaL
Jirlsi Youn-t I a bnth-rif th lte Wal
ler Vounc of St Joer,h. Mo., and of Aler
Youiik of 1st. iaou!.
To rail Kleetloa I
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Ardmore. 1. T.. Set. 19-Gnrmrnr
Johnston ! preirln-t to lssu a C.00"
mttloti ciililna: for an el ctlon In Palitl
fount v to elect a Ilepr sentatlv tn tna
hlek-uCiw legislature to flit th vacan:-
ot-caaloned by th- d'-ath of Ell I'erry.
Rarnrd my .aa.lla eaalaalaa.
G-orce I'adctt. resldlne. at No JX !-
avenue, wa-i sllphtly burn-d JeJuttha
hand and .-- bst nlirht by the xplo
slon of msollne. lth which ''"
Irr machinery at tho Oallaher rotmor-.
Ili-a condition ! cot ss-rloua.
Itepuldlc Want Ads will sell anythttM.
Wit UK IT.
TttunmKineiK.
with an atu-vlan- of teauilfJl l-ailr. But.
no -he ottr han't, tie- Ent ointour ef f
ma face loe rauch of It. atf-ictl-en If
the hair l eaaty r loo'. iliae-l. TRe
lardr-jff mlc--it cauei ull. Ititl-e er tu.
t. ralr -alth ttr dan-lruS. itent-x scalp
ae-i fa.1lc tatr. NwSrs l!ernlr- .-4-j
this .r.eme )f t aatr aal permits th- hsir
to j-to ss nature in rnt A it!!a"fatful
aalr flreiustnc UtTIa wontt-rful re-ulta. No
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