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Art System"
Overcoats
Cannot property be claused with
tboKe f mediocre merit. They
are superior cnrments in every
way a M-rious rival of the ctis-tom-tailori'd
product at about
half the cost.
At
25
Wo how a line of "Art System"
ooats that will apjioal to :i!! who
appreciate quality at a avinc la
price. All the popular fabrics
str!'t!y hawl-tailore-el. licst Hn
Inirs. tuciliiim anil oxtra Ions
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tlf fablonalil- ciowlitiins pail-lo.-k.
All sir. for men ami
jonn m'-u.
ftt Wimttow Dhplrny.
Sztenih cnJ Washinloa.
I
I
CONFESSION LEFT
BY BANK CASHIER
T. Lee Clark of Enterprise Na
tional Details Bis Dealings
With Politicians.
COMMISSION TO OFFICIALS.
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Allegheny, Tn., Institution Said
10 Have Taiil -?HMMUO to li
Made a State Depository.
r.rprTLtr ?pt.ciau
riitsbiTg. Pa.. Ort. .-Two startlir.e
featur-s devcloparl ;o-dav fol!iin th
tilcide o T. Loe Clark and the -lo.a!n:
of .he Kfiierrriw. National Bank of AIIc
shr.y. of uhich Jk aa eaeri!-r.
Mr. CUrit. Jt is nporteJ. l-ti ai conf
!m. chins In d'.-snll all hi? dealing villi
!o.lt!clir.na. T1- o.hiT Is that the- Enti?r
5'ri'e Kank -a!J a ccramlssion of ItW.-XW
:o b mnil.j a State tiVposilory. Who tt
thf comml.lon ha not yet !lrvkrMi. but
It U tx-lievoil th? t-ooUx will i!sc!o!" the
KUiltjr pt-rnjn or pers-ons.
SEGI.ECY DEMAXDnn.
A tosr.im xias fant to fnltej State
P'r.ator Uoiea lnr" 5n I'hiladt IpMa itn
sni.laily aftr- tli- b.ii.k closed on
Vil-.-,iav. KiiT-'crtt s him to haj-ten to
U i-hnKtim. .ini-i ;o uw tll h!i Influence
wth iht; r..t ijI lankin? authoritl" to
jiront any knowloilse of thf t.iinint of
'-""nm!5!on for w-- of Static fur.ils beconi
ifii; public. S f.ir no refreficc to this
tMj-me-.t f Jl'A'O" has been made puV..c
b authTltias.
IJatik KxaTlner Cttnnli;ham. the re-lver.
rt'i'as to mak" any statemi-nt until aftar
it- !ii .-or"J. te.1 hi-; exarn.n.it!on of th
iiff-iira of t.:- bark and then Inn r-port
nir m tr. the ComptrolVr ot the Current v.
v ih whom rts the iue.tIon of maklnK
th- retort public.
Frojarlck Glnr.r. p-t-s!dent of th
b-ink. .-ays ha h- no kr.owlirdt;-. of the
pajmont of a cnni'?ion.
Ar. tfnportanr conf--nce hH in Phlla
1 -ii-hi.'. yeKteniay m ty hiv- onv Nar
ir? upon thl matter, although a I tlit-
pr.--."i: denied ihir visit had nnv con
1 -ci:t-n Kith the iiftairs of th Enterp:ls
n.itik. .'rannt; tost- ho vis:tr(i s nafr
lutn-o war John t s-rmu of p.ttshurir.
I"o-tn:.ist.;r Jonn rran-! ct AlIsH-ny
and fonror S-r t"r V.'IH'am Flynn.
DinncTons pcrpjuskd.
Th hembuut of ilr. Clark'ji con-fp-e--ion
Is not knows, bul It la botlevcl
t!i piper i In llie po-'ytssion of nce'ver
tiiu.lni:han: I'lrieion" of the bank deny
.itiy knou-hilKi- tf It. and w-re s-rprlsed
: hiar such a -'ocuit..-!H was In eiU't-
:tra.
TI-ese offlciaJs, Ineludlr.ff tV. T. Brad-la-try.
the vii-o president, vctio was 'Jp-laj-tal
to look aftor tht affalri. of t!i'"
,Ia;ioltors nj Ftocilioldors. wr nisati-d
imfltlvav liv !r. Clark on Monday that
tho liank h:id no politlril pjjr tn Its
vat'lt". I'mll th ni p-:irHiico of Mr Cun
r,!:.;l..ra ani tl.o 1-f-uaif.-- of the ordir to
I - thi- ilncrs. the. ilir-ctord de. ur-i
they h.id t.u olllcUI knowledse of th'f
ir.if"ra-tiunii raft-rnnl to
Vh'thet Jlr Ctir.-.lnnhoni enn retain
po-i.--in of th." r f--a-!'ti r-ma.t:a to
1,.. Ja-.-inyed. At'ort vs akid at out the
ITI.M'o-' tO-djl. t-l.d tll-'V t.olUllt tt hOUl I
I tt.ja-riy lo In t!i- jaj--., j, n c, the Cir-n:-r
of All'-clienv C"'.inty an J 1 ,-ubmlt-:
d in vi-! ttr; ai the Irque.-t on the death
.if Mr. Clark.
Coinner Jnrph Arms-rone If ro-'flried to
liU homo b- ilhioa 1L po:ilIcaI .ttP.lltt-
t.ont are with th- men wru .ire 11 it nnt-
Iinj. for diNi'l .-.tirrs. osjx-.-ial.y so near el-c-
ior. Th time for the inquest has not yet
laien -t.
f-onie r""-.'n,i l"".l ve tha confilin
aho:d I" In t." r,iindj of th au'hoiltle
it t-e tank. n. tt w t-M ifKe them infor
mation u.-w tthlct ti pr ifrl. 'hoald an
eRort l- m.iJe to iwn.r money.
SENATOR PENROSE DENIES
OWING MONEY TO BANK.
INCINERATE BODY
TO CONCEAL CRIME
Anterwy on Body of Bert Joiner
KereaU Fact That Bullet
Pierced Un' Heart.
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MYSTERY SHROUDS MURDER.
Revolver With Two Chambers
Empty Found in Road Near
Where Body Was Picked
Up Shots Heard.
P.KPCPUC r-IECIAta
Trenton. Mo.. Oct. 5X Tl.e death of Brt
Joiner, a inuns farmer, who IivkI six
mi'K northast of th! city, which cc
csrred betuteen ' an J s o'clock Tiiursdiy
night, tenia ns up to this hour .11 un
5nlvel tniMcrv.
From the time he was taken from his
bucgy Rhrnudt-d in ttamej until tlii- mom
inr v-ry little wa known concerning the
details of hit death.
When h!i tiodv was returned to this city
and placed Iti the can: cf an undertaker, it
i Uullv c.iarred.
The County Coroner ordered an autcpv
thi tnornii:?. when it was discovered that
a bu!:?t had plereeil his ritht breast near
tbe nlpplf. rittd had icon almot directly
throuzh the boly. lodKini; betw.en the sev
enth and eighth nb on the left ide. In
its ra---'iire the bullet had per.' trated both
lungs arid gone .l.rtcily throuch th nturt.
riXU KEVOIaVBK.
To add to tlie mystery, the Coroner and
ContabI of thu townf:lp went to a poin
'is th nubiio ri.ju uh'-re It was repirtid
hat shots eie heard about the time
Joiner I suppuwi to have passed that
plaie. A brief ae.irch here wan reward-d
ty the fin .In,; of a K-calll-er revolver with
two ohr.mbrs4 eraptieil. tearing evidence
of havinc la-en neatly tired.
At the time of the llndirc of the body a
TS-oallrar revolver laloniiing to Jol'.er
a.-i found 'n the bcttoxn of the buggy
bed wiih one cirtrldce litel. The auioji-.-y
d!s--.-?"i a Xi-ealiber bullet.
A It-y ear-old gli, reIdlng near tha
f-t:e of the t-hcoiinc N ri-p.rted to hav
'ard three diyilnct shots In rjuick u..i.e
rion. Tlie Coroner's inquest ha" Iven In pros
res th eti'ire atti rnoori b-lund closed
iloors. Whit" notliint: has Iu-n gi n o-it
eilhcialiy. It is Ki.it d on tellable uuihoilty
that ofJlcrs are working on views whit-h
bear the prom'.-e if uceeFsfully dim-losing
thei-rpt-tnifcr of the crime.
HKI.D l'! BY TWO MUX.
A feature which add? to the mvsiery of
th! affair is tli.it Jum one week preu-jus.
within 3J yard o: the same place. tw
men attemptid to h'dd tip Joiner, but by
tt quick ujo of his r-vo'v-r he dro.
them otT. h.ivinc h!. vlothina nlerctd bv a
1 btilht from one of the hoi l-up-.
.t ti oeia.u tin- e.Kn.iii: in- 1 oror.er s
jury tev,k a rectss- until tii-ruurrmi after
noon at 2 o'elea-k. Already one arrest has
been made In connection with the murder,
but the officer it'l.xii then- it, litlif like
lihood of ctinnectir.i: the uIpect, who Is
.1 .-trafiiser here, with tin- erlui-.
Aiiothtr feat -r of the affair, which
j de-.j-ns the my.-,terv still. Is th" no'-mlns
J lack of a mot.vo for the romiti.?lon t,f
' the crime. Joiner was pi.-!ouly cn-
gagsu as a rauroau otaKfniHn on me
itock Inland out of this tlace. and but re
eetitlv quit the road to encage in firming.
His asuci.ites (UrcUlni any knowledge cf
a single . winy.
rtepaWJc "I.ost and round" columns re
store property to richtful owners.
BRIDGE COMMITTEE DECLINES
INVITATION TO BANQUET.
filll
Strong Features Are Easily
Discerned in Our Superior Clothes
ONE of the strongest features in our magnifi
cently designed garments is the superb fit;
also the close, snug lay of the'collar and per
fect concave shoulders, also the perfect drape.
The same elegance and style as is found in ex
clusive high custom work, but at a saving
from one-third to one-half.
Our exclusive selections of materials, both in
weave and texture, give the garments an
aristocratic air that becomes the most par
ticular dressers.
$15.00
Other prices up to $35.00.
On Oiii Strttt at Seventh.
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I ! n-1H i .t r nr trt"r, nr i p-r-.m
' ir. t- fit rt tk I'l-lfl S'.-r .itt-1
t- x.u:h Urv in! : ii! --. f .- r t
N.r-.;' it tn1 -! fnr r i trr't r .cti
inuiitr ?i -'. :- rr ni rrf-j" r.i'
of !: j V .r- r t -. Tl r I ink !
:inUl t "- 'erjif-'ft. th x jr cr t- i
n.-e tr-er-e-T r i , :t in t1- n..rr ,: V
l it ni r.t.h
At -" Ot. u'i "i . Iif ' -k lv,nff
tr'.rrittin' r lt t.- , t rr !mI- f
'ti! .artel :i n.V da'tnc v-i h - r-arj j
--r..a i -Tu.-tn - -n -rl n
vt th ".lr O.vun l1 P: rn .j' iV
:t ' i t1i l'r.M'nt na t k-t: lo t !"!
nirt Olat'J oh a?-.i!M lv h fn!i
rn'rt of ! Tul'h Oiiilrv Air it I
pu -t i Tt- s-"at'j ,! ? :.ii whi1'!
-.xr--" jirofu.ly dcoratfl with i!or-i .inl
Iwiri? l!i x,2'"'1 r? h Ilcfn
John T"r: r,t' Mltor of .. ,
'irta In! Nf n! . J tV I'rfti
rt In a ,rsnHl wciin-. a a nun
"whom II t :. .i .(!-;! t to rr-: n-M
frm hl tv?' Ill rharn-Mt-r " If r f- rr )
" h r-r i. aii "i.vircl.'ai m..t 11.
-n j 1 trlr'U- r ifffto-. vhl p ;h P'f '! -t
- I - Vi Will I l-.f.t! .-m-1. l t.inr
hJ ,1'niiiel r.iv -r-iV f in Ih-.sit.l - .
zpati "in Mrt :?.- .?.-nirn j rr. it'r
thr t-M 1 i. Jilt! Ih- niAs r-.T..r
h . . T Tr- olln-tr Irojf;; murvl-i of chfr
th IVr.i .i? :!'' ri-Mr: ro to r-pv
ANrf-Toi: kii:?t ovci:noi:.
ri'.vi -f ! --. . i Tn" lrrtn: -i .. l- pi-t
e- ' ! f f ".''- ",r C.rnr-. ar.. Vv II It 1 alm-3t
r, - .! - 'a-m. --.Ir.i-.l ,, . rl .'ho'l.-l .lil'qua.l t trtn ! e; nlet3 ..
a. a. -I't- reartlue '! t tn aij It Blll'l be JnTi-l Btl-iva-an1 10
'.--TT elVUV II
-
.
f 1 '
n-at -
-ay re- niora f.ow 2 fv erjr.o.l to dav
tNir'v f".t t.nin dVI touch.! a-d m"vd
"b- -a" .: our r-pI, n of
i-ori.-ia !-a-et" -art J -o.u i;or-i
-a 1 I h.ld a k rf of S-i-eatn r-va-a;n:iafy
nrV to hl htt, Sv ma t"a !-: Iav-
I 'tter.arv tj -not nf i, o-cti k tnv
. - . ...... . . . .. -
ii-i;-'rni Lrriii'-f en r f" il itu
r.- . Z i It Ifct, f-ei-er .
n, . - a. ftataraen r'rh -. i at - -
l.at'tl -t'aft tsi a. tl aa w a f
- ! -aay (ia aj-r.'N''
'.al. tr. h.aa.t wn rf -- .
.. --a in tt..,. at. a
't ! " a ea'ra.Br- nrt h .,,.,. . K... - . i . ... .
.a -, r n 1 Ua Mr- tfu.; --: ., N" ""r "l t rp-t nitlt o h a r-oap-
a- a.c-rt r ' ou hr etvan m.- tr da n" mat
..a . -i t .1a r-eu '-a-1 ! " "' ur clti. ciu 0 .iee you ;eopl.
.i-e--ira tt- t.ai .i t a , r- -.iq H-iorar- ati-j ar. a-jteri. e ns I hav
. - aee y mm aniri -"- . a- ! ir-.I and not be a b:ter cllliaa ;?ia
I,. , . ... ' . m' la.l a; i f- Tra a i i,a-.
f-- a a- t-a i.-- r"t'-l P -"' J -
.. .-. . ,r--t.n, rr -!. r- '.-. .-! I PR.VI5KS MAItRIS
a .aft w. ha- bjravxflt tba a 4r4 i .v. . .:
p, I a, I - .-ell I N''"1 ' " CI",,n.c ' " a'-rapir tha
V -. ar otsaf mar ar-a .- tS t--:trnj. -svIf3 atth a V -h t Sr.T craefed by
j , .. naaa he.taa. ' a. a ai a j n..-!rc fnr rn - .te or IW'l ai-uta ij a.
a- .iar u.- .-o fa- .!- - l: T-aa .n ' ivltlf. t tc .1 man f hon 1 am i rt- i-.l
w -. ami 1!:- erao mil !-.a- t . I r-.-i. 1,T :. I'm Vrti rrn, ......
P-ldt-J: ITlaT tO t- t I'" "la -J.-
, la pur Ga.-- Jl!i .lera a s(-et tiiiv
.".niN rett-TOC .I-'sr -rtt th-ns f,-w t-a Irln-i but ,,a b rve-
i '. -a- .. f -ra-r -. n.tr-at , r-I :"" J?'''' " !" cve Vr Jo-I
.i, t- .rrv fa.tfcK. a- is- p.--n.t 4 r'n-la- Hrrt to Amerl-.n If-TattHe
wt"! ' 41 I-'' - I Jrr-' ha l O-e o -hna- .l.rjrv
. I--
- tk- aad" ha.aaa
: -a I3a (J-i.
-r a -. -.-.- - . - w , ..,. - . ,.-,, no iti.it -nil fcrt anu'd rv"
.' ; .'Tm:,'-.'.lfc,VD?-:.'aa;.;: .; rc io d s '" hr" --"-
; ,-Jt af ta M.W "VI.-, '' I ; PUW.'W f - -. f USTM-tPi;
.. --. .. af IS. tn.clsaa tr-.-.a- a IK-'I "itti t-.rtn but I want t" Mr that o-a
tl
the ret rra-n th I I ',e vt-hat he
. -ja.tr-1 i- : '- nn r-v-r J, aT . "v arrt'teT ts teisaa attar radlnc 1 I
... - --J. .J.-trroi. rt. -la '.nirst.T-. r) p -j;5 ,. I -irpc-a . hei-c a "-
.. -,- -T"",JC Z,--:'-, ', .." .' r man .1 raaa wlo :. be-;rd :o tme
,V"T ".vTaTerT- in -T;' -V. --- iO !t - te. h. fe- r -,u, .-. de
r. a. -.-nr'3" atwar-r- a-a rta I fH'7 nd f;r the '1.-' of -.a-f-Te uns
a a . -aaaJ trt aJ-S. -f a- af-a-j ' i'i!'.Of-. ! fl tco -tro-.j-'y to lt-
.- .u --v. t- ?i -i" -a-. irj I da pa j ar, iancuac- f tz'"t- fesi.
-- ca-fr-t r-cr- S ir.-'s fjr - i rnant or ro-- latter- 'Vbe-e Mr Htrru
af i-ja-art.-a i .a -,, 1 1 iave dene vr n' h.
CT-ate-t a-rvVaa u tbat bt fc Trrltttn
. a -.s a a T- - ra'- -..a t e-a of a !
C a. ,ta;l. -f tS! rc-.tri a- k -
a a tr f -- 5-tiara -. e ,
! -.- eetff I a-r in-- -j -
. ..T " '4lltn la -.itt t
a , -tasf.tu-aa ; ti r-1
-i - --it. aiI tt s-o'?e rrti f
-. ar.iixatv-o f ---ra 1 i-c-'--a
.-T
:n is,:? or u:.tk
vnift. 't el. i.tn ta trwa -Sat 'a
rr at- cf t ---- -t: -la:ai "tt a- ' a
la tv. . f l aaaltJi. ta ta tlffa
rart- c- il- rjf--a a. -a taa pa-
tat eialt tt- paM-tfi :a the m.rd cf
ererv man tw rela i. a-d var ihat
h.i r.3t aveft a fia-ur -f HJ-----e tGtaM
any fi-r p-rt f t I i " Tre t
rxrt af; Arrerlran anyab-- bo can rad
11- ILir-l - .Torlea rfco doea not rie tp
a ta-::er cT.e fcr Harto: read fwm. ho
ri cat r a j; -a-tlj a te-t a'-'-t de-
!r to -? t part ta a-frtiy: American
tr- a- i bie3 arti:
tfx
caret :- t-nnctT
'xpf- t-a rr
t o -ur a of ac-rsi-w. zossrincr ta ttrat'"R am ur-dar o Sr Itar- .
-rrr- .-cc--. . - tffave vt-icativta t to -aai .
ri;-rr:?rHs.cj,rVt.1 , .- ,- ?t d,'Vhivf I
t r - 5 Siaa - Viraara t!. tasr (ut trarr-"nl I iv en; insisre-sal
t-aja i -i raasr 3-'Ts!i3' sa-ver a an AfEarSra- .0 ,,j.
Tt .:,'! a&i r.!ata al tSa . cf r .j 2 , 4.tii2i tst 'w i f -ooarrsaj v;0 an
l-ial ?f I-J a, a jra-i.i7 aav-- ,- -y - -aa , atti . CT-1 A.J porUOC o: -j Cmmatl
rrlu.-t' ! n ccttas N
talarta. CaS ta aAvaO a a a.&autr.
ccxtjn
I it.-rn- t artKse t r.vsiar. t:
:. s-t
I -o.
t-T '
salt ta crt. ttaia V.l "e t -t taa i"' ,L?lJl4 . TrT3
tatai jTatfacat CWart acr-a.r . trtiaSta n-rfil ra.n it it fa
Bait rw fapl tiat iia l lf-a ca:-
Trt cttie ent.n t tun dt
lo'Ciir Tatetta.
Hi to cure
la. W. ;' Uaf.; sa i bca. aic
Phtladelpbli. Oct. . -Vnlt'il Stat" fifi.
atnr lMi- 1'enro-e to-tilcht ilenl'i em
rliatlcilly the rumcrs eentu-ctlr.K him with
th- loans from the bank. Senator I'en-ro-e'
ctHte-nent fa'low.
"I have riJ otllciitions of nny kln4 in
the Knterprlye National R rU. I am not
, -utneeteti in nvwav dir ct K- or indlrect
Ji th notes f V t! A-xlre-as. 4t there
ir- nny i-ucli In the Enterprl? National
inr.k
"l liai-e no interest r.hae-.er In th
paji-lan!a I)eeiepmrnt Company, or
alth arv 'ther rroleot in New Mexico
Anv l-tlnaf'cn' to tl.e cntrarv -re ma
licious f.i!sehoe;t fnrjolitlcal effect.'
Tn Itrlrr Oat 1ntnrl! nnet Battel !
tte Tetn
7ii- -r.a cV. .(aii-.i-rt etltOVl?? TASTHI-Hhs
"li:it. TN!i V-i'l Bi -a rat -ru r taa
1rt a- tha frnu a ! tli iljr J-l-ita! n rj
ta.tt - -a -.c tt !a Ouirtr.a ar, i-.,n la a
-aet.if.a a. '! trr rr ,t gi-f-;i'. la afal
at ' II- i 11 Th IJU'l'ta ".rlia f Ut tl
Va.aru ar-i h Jteri bill!.! up fta vttn SOU
t. a!. la i for TJ vaata 1'rica i) cedia.
S!G PASSENGER STEAMER
DRIVEN OUT INTO LAKE.
ti-:T i'o N V . Oct Ci A ciK re.i'hlnc
i--. nt-tn i -rl'ea ar h,u- at lta irr-riti-t
.b.-!i ovrl ver Ittifftle and W'-itern
New V-'k from -: thl m rr.in un
t.! I lie t lab Much proprv was d
tpiyac! . -d it lei-, ore peron was
I-i'i.d I.ika Hr.e '-tsh"l into a fury by
-' :-i t.--:i i .ui I low. pl.iel havoc with
-hipplr.-
Tfie j;, ', f-t ma-4- ltelf felt at it. m..
v.bn '.i f e.r fn'b nr hour na recii-tr-d
-.- t-- V..:itlr lim-a'l. It l-.jp-'3
t fortv fl'-a at ? - tt. jittI twieht-d l!
sreitit - eln at ? tbl afternoon,
vih-n f-wntj-mo miles an hour uj P--rrr.o-d
Th" V.Vi.-er ltu-e.t'i r.rell-fel n liarj
l!'W fll t 'erit Rnd IfsuvI a virnlnc to
f.artr.' r n f Veep In-I ie the break
n it. - The r.iTuIit ta'ice of th-C'eielr.-
1 uno P-tro!t l--.: for to-nltrht
nir i--. led The p.,teiier st-amr.
U'f a;.-ri St..fea. due b'r- from n-fo!t at
? a m a'Khte.l eff n-irt about nt-on.
Lut tie Minn eVd-ntlv feareil to at
tempt - - tsrtow tn"ii: t.te.-ri tV
r--. k-ribl 1 br.-ikm'e-ra. and turned h'
!at tt Riir.1 tha e't-t.-vliati ah-ire to rl.le
rti- f, en"- l b'nd lain- PM"t
The b c urnrvller H S W'lklnon. th
liat va"--.! to make rirt t-.-il.fht. r
jrte.l tV. '.Vattt-rn t ttea nt-vjt r.lr
ml'aa froT J.onc Point -id mikiiaj fnlr
f-iina l-t th- teeth -f lie cil The
a'rania- i r-i.a yv t f" ptren?e-
Tha .w-hv-.i.r Ma iter- -. l'cl.t 1-o-t-d
r-o-n '' "lo to I llllf-. foundered of? TllP-
!-r 'n-r-i -rtlaM tAet of JVur.k'rk. at
i ti (hia .f-arnr-ti. Cir'tn M'irtfin nil
tie ere -v wee aa. 7" Mtitfer.ee prob
ab'v f' " to ftee .' I'1-? e I'.itht
;?wr-.r jv n'Titn.s
nu-V'-k 4.ti-rrren rra -t tnt ni ttn
VroTin T" ta tt dl'Traa. erf Van Jt'iren
IVtit. - -.lira net- -f 'lttr.Vlrk. but the
try iarn-t ! cor.f'rme
e-apt" " ''fc'eie a-d -Vi-n'n "J'i Prir.
of tbe --ee t'nad l'a wv ept mrr-tin-;
- i, derk'e ! "f irir Tier
! rnr o v re-i'l-.r lf"r- u"'!! re-ru-1
t-f .4 ?. - i.'"a B-rSt-i.i a. .i
ttufal-t Y ir Chi' h'-a1a'iirter te-e
fjet.1 i-iv-a , tr ff P rt'r avarue
W'lM.w Ktt.:.:i
On a--i-a !a dimsc -ont-d rt--imi'r
' ,t .ri"!,-t ale-" aifi't "d
,,.,.-, -..-,. r-lr;-r-v .-.-.-ad
over. I-4 n-pt I f-e-a -.t.i e-'ba-'-ja
Vaac-r M M-an l.f - "tiM foit;
w- t, t t--4 V -.-" V-Tf d-W- V t--a
ln-1 Jt-'het rn-6 -1-V 1 ve,r tt
rr ' ri'-C-t -i-tdrr tie ill IMt.1
-f hi arrr .fr --riVr;
Cnntluaeel From PnaTO One.
Miivr:i-M ni r:i vrKt..
S T - evt S -.r-ini Anta-iVa. rron
Hrt -
5 'a'"-r-l CV-t r MTlca..- C- - f-3T
;. Tr f - !ara-;vKi: a-J r"ea J ")fs-
nr it . -- 'v- ijxw r--i a-! :?"
I',a- ? cao1 f'naff ir n llant-
.-- t T tl fa- P--V,-. ri
Vj;1-. . I' .iTta STf.lan r-t--a.
Va T -
U-ti1- rv- aa :afa-; Piiafli- fa t-'T-
a-,' f -a M ntf
it -- .w s - Atratf Ijl rt-f-.arra ,
fr-r
atafa..". 'V? IS .-TlTaif- rc c---w Fa-
tf a-f TS. --a. vt T')ioiia at;, tzr
C,.oa ne r r tn Irrtra; v-j; aI-,.-
.. v -, , . .;- i- -; s,. .
p- ev n :f tS r - irr'ra;
V'taei. N. TV. O- eT-e-fvaj-c -.1 )n.
Mm 2- r- - t t, t: , N- TVr- for
3rtes-i aa 5 jff.r-3Vaa r.l j-rcaaai.
To e!i r- rat real eatat? rjuleVly. c
nvu-5hc Want Adv
Horae ft re ska llardte Reeearel.
Nxrf.i o a -a t aic arart
rf tc S- Hraa txr t-eirit UiaarJ
tt H"-ja-t j. j3 trc tie ra-Ii r-e-crt
far t'e" f:pic ai tr himee f at
Sryx Mawr to .ar, an fHrii rv-a ta'-y
rMa ina ian ciT a ;-:t i-ct3 rarnar.
Ttia tlafmt. taa -mlxj actf a. a-ar-t. nctl
m-aa aa:i is lia ca a:r. cr :u sstv
ent their ciiitoal-lon ita In ati o;-n niaat-if-it
of tt-e J.-lnt comtr.lttra rf the Mtin'.ciil
..rtnbl tne aali Jasutlve cr.m-ntttae n '-a-ur;a
tie City C-.vr.cll and lliue of tH-Je-gaiea
arA tha r-pr-Tan tat 1 a, of et.r civic
acd bL"lne nreantutl rm .f te city to e-Jtn-bef
jra a nrae'lna .or:p e,l orlx of tha !lnv"tt
tr.ii.r.!itp -t the Itua.ti'aa Mtn'f jtjtvi- an 1
tlla ua tha qaeatit-na a. ti whether o- n t tse
city et.cuM mill u rajnlcl;a! ftee L-Me.
Tbr votrra atone ran eJeteraalae
wlielaer or aot the rlly ahoald bollit
a free arlelaie. The Manlelpal ,-ara-bljr
alooe raa etetermlae whether
eir not the fera akall have aa or
portaatty la aterlile tbr ataeatlnn
bniltliac a. free railroad aatl aagnn
brl.Kr.
V.'e eorrafla to ti ttitr.ars Stan' le-altu-ant
err .titer orrantaatl.m th- r'tr.t
rre-t ani i!'a-i:aa wt-h ! own tr.r-ntata any
t utile cueitlcn a- any Una thev wish.
No 'PEC1AI. RietHTS.
Wa tn. h"'aer. lrr.v that tf-- nutn.5.
Man'! I, acur er antr ottr orcanlratlon h.i
ar.v te.-trj trrrrt:e. rtM!t-a or ilchta
which it,f tt:ni tn ll.r.e lfcr rail
b-.lr tha ct'v e-onre-ll ard Houfe rf rv'a.
ratra. fcnd rr-een atliea nf etha- civic ani
bu'-najia (tranlz.'i-t a fer tha rurtKi'e of
a.con'.-K a tl"" l! h'ar!- up- n tha br! Ice
qu -Min tef -:e a maatlnir re-t-lafad to tha
li-rlt.5 t:i i!iarhli of ena butJn.'ta bm&filia
t:..n an! It. Initt..! cti'M,
11 a on tha tieht o' tha Rutn M'n'a
Ia-.iua to nnv hearlnr bv iur ltv Mtinlrltxtl
-et-, or tha me-n'tar th-raof lr.l!iM
vu. v un lar dltfart-nt cireu-n.tar.cra a-u i!lf
f rRt von litlnna than tflae eerdlflan. a-.d
Oirvum.tanc'e h!Ci have uriou.-iJ-.: ifte pub
lic atidi-n'-. -ilirai had
We Crny the rlttht at the Itaalnea
Men'a l.rutjne la rlalm a prtanle nn
die nee from the Munlelwal .aemlily.
The th ti-an-fa ef tr.an-lrs of tha tm.r.ft .-ia
ercanlxa ln5 we t.piert.t. ua we.i as thouir. !
tl.t ill te t be'orc t, an rrar.lziti.n. wouM
a 1 alike t- rrjr-I rrrrn uri a -r-s;uj k.)r.
1-jf a- If. pr p,w.aii i.y the :-i.latie i-otrm1!
t- rf tha If.i.ln.-s llar.-j letllfU" Va c'tom
t-e llu-.ina-4 Man'a le-acti- l -ntltiad to liaa
n oi.tl'iii-e wi-1 tha MuRlclial ..tnfi!- an-l
the r-t f---eat.ti ; thar a hio in
rvj.-tly t' a rhtna rt-inrar that h'i oir- .(,
cli'l'-t.a tin. had la In :i puiil. m-et.rc
f tha J.-lnt c-HiXittaa f tie- liu-t. I;eil
rarrtity or tn tn ci-n riaa-lri; r," S la ar-y
I a. a -h-V '!' Ti pf l-T In tha altv of ?.
Ia.ii!9 l.ie av.ry i-rra tnv attr..l
V ll!ae in itial r'z ta te nil and re il
jrlVt aa trt nct.a Wlth-iUt ajUiil-jr tt ricZ.
an.! rrtiileita -te- i-irn t alt. Tie n.o
re; ly we eetrttjl- ef m b-rn .,f t-r-.il
jrutl.ita end ' f .tre-ad an j mai-falr..." Lr
t!r.jlri: tr ;utt.a wa ta crttl id t. If a
f-atlr-r la - mfit In an cjn -n-tira lr t..
tha -a-.lle t t .ra wh- rjirja a fr raltLa 1
and tics brMaa. than wa win , a in ,u
la a-r t a.! i.vr crp r.-n a ti jt-t an ,u!'ti a
.-.i ' a teatlr. --.d wl 1 li-btta tl.a q-.rtti
-al'h tliara.
ltut Ie -. ef th.a fa.-t tt tl. Ivr!'lt!
f ominlttee of tha It-j:r.n Man , Ia-atu- fa.
r-fuad to - me la-f. ra an or-n nte..iir,ie rf tlie
Jilr.t tVn-.trltf a .; tfa Munii !;al A.m!i;y
n.i etro-a n fr.-a rallr -id ir..l im It !'.
a-d ha-a .ui-tt a rt'" avII'Wa w -ft tt..
niatnt-'r. ef tt;- &!un'c!;.al A-a.mt.1 aral m
part -: In bta.' "f th- mrn.fat.M? cf
tia ;unin-a Jln la-airaa sno have .Ia.m.i
I" IT-I-r t fl.-aSt tha n-. of MM L-tll
miftaa jn tl.a pre-a lf ra vjt.-nitt'r.t tna am
f tf- rfatlt-t, rf tlalr 0T. .rafl.l-Zattl.S. .
t-.iVa wa tm.:d -a;!
The address here takes up er!,t!m the
joint made liy the i!uslnes Mt.a
Irf-attie Committee and i.pruf-wa th'tn at
much Jensth t'oneeTnini! tl.- cxl.tnce of
. bride- .irbltrari tt ray-
Tha apt aatarr..r.t ef tra x-ri?:aflra eoti
rii-t- t an a lrr!lo-. t'.at an arttri.- fcridte
r aije ta r-ala f-r hac:!-ic iar.k--r, arl
traisrt - th. rlr at t"t taiul. It t.t
f r. atarita adrnl-fei that aa uar-aenaIa
c .arte i uila f - .atd rlre thl. tainir
in, tha onlr juration r.mal-ilnr ta ta ;trr
n tr.a,! n U- t 'i n t' 1 ' r -. w 1
afmitta.1 - ill to tet an unratotat cka-t
r.i taiara to ntir crix-n.
r.AST s:ti: tiirroT?
Tha IT!aMa OilHin-l'ta. of the itj. r-a
J 9 la-aal .ay" Tre ta .-.1- rce a' '
a.at-rai. art .atl.f.-torj iI-o-. tn t - litt
M.ia w tv arf. artl o'rer a.,uir.rr Ta
wtaita ar- t. a. eta aai -4..in.- rata
fartr Ul.i tl. ll. ,naa 11-D lallT a
a tr-fj -r t.l ny r.u-jit 'tare r ai a
ti. i-r-31, )ard an-t i'J ea-n' e tnat. rail
r--i .n th Kat -(Ja ar- a' fa tr
S ta-!.i tavj.'a- T.I- re-)Sle of p la -ant
a-it-afart f ii-;- -. arf. at;4 .; Jlj-n.ri :
,. a . 1. it tu r r aa.f ta t laid.
The people of l. Laala want, and
are entitled, to ahln aooda Inira de
pia In l. toala and hae Kio.
abipperi and elellTered In depot, la
l. Lowla. and they do aot want o
have tn be rota pel led to hl. ooil
fiM Kaat t. I.nala and reeelie llirm
In ltat t. I.onla.
Tt-. c -r-ntea orc " a f. .!rrad aai
ilti tr '.fy 1. lrari-t :l. taa-a-a taa r.lt
o t f3-- te i.-arJ cr-at -jet. f un- r
.,-., a-d ccU foe f eta-aM- -ra f.
- t-t i-tt.e e.s1t to k trat tha rr. ct rnt
a t
would n-eic a treat J!r fr the city of St.
I. -uls ltut what ptiii.or-1. n f tbe tonnase
f M latiila ts handled la lea than car Ij
1 lits
lllalv abnafl 13 tier eenf.
Th." rr.ear.a that ri rr cant of our tcnr.a
f fteiaht would, if we bad only a free wn
I'd in-, vtilt ae u lay te iTlilae arbl
trarj Acttrrtlnij P the at.it?ment of th- enmmittee
ltaif th- only ih.i-.iih to l- lan-fltetl by ti
aailtg on e.al l- a fi.a was n hrljae cnlr
w u!d le tt'-re iaiia offke lliltl.litira ale I tnin
ufacterlea ;,.catad It tie criitrul downtown
busl.le-a Irtrtcl --f tie- cl'v.
-.no imiDeni xo nuNDi.-'
Our opper.r.t llrd fault with our mntto. "X
hiMne. i.u Ktivia. and iak ti ap-a-al to t.
tji-l-atliias . if.a i-or -a bena.f of the
ei k. ttuaiia atn t thar ltimati; if our public
tartao-uary lri itutlu-
. ri.t.tau-it 3 of th- Rt-nunt provided for
1hst t-uts- . In our itrdltian. e ati.1 In the
o-n-- orduianie rrlll alotv who la maklnr. a
l-lt-r 'nvlrlnn fcr tlr.t tm-t-- The Inmate
nf th5. lpa:iiu-ijr-. w iiotv it. a mu.h n-el
i.t fieilit:- tu- their enr- and prnteetl-m a
th-v w-a litst fct.rtr.i- whan the ao-cnlied t.
e.,1 i 1 i-ti-ia wna rnt'v-l an.1 nte.l upon,
tn that l-nd I u- $ii.fi waa provMrd fir
tt-a- t-iifPa- and o-j- otil'.hanc- new pro
file the aam- nfonni Hat Tattw!ihafan.l
fnir thnt thalr ordminee . new fr ll'Vo"".
t I.tv-.rfi tt'-re fl.4ti It wae lit ?t-rlnr. they
enlv pnivide 11 oe.-.ii f..r tV- Ir.miti-a of thaa
I -l-tifirna er r.ii laaa than thev did last
fp-'rjc iral f.o.o.i lea tran we i'.i new
UV la-llava K fr-e com' l-.ttli.n br!-l to ta
the t-erainount neeea-lv e.f ei.r ret pie. and
tr-t the wiiir affei tati t ra.m of the
r'oiitliti e.f f.- brt-lr- atMtrarv tn cur peo-I-f.v
a frae lr"ilre will Inci-a-a. -J.elr capacity
It fakirs r-a of tVr- unf..ttiinite peot.le.
A srjwTi:r.n rrar for pixi?.
ltchlnp. blind. liVeillna or prutrudlnit Piles.
Your drtrclit w dl refund money if PAZO
Ointment faili to cure In C to U day. CiXx
STORM ON LAKES,
TWELVE LIVES LOST;
THIRTY SHIP WRECKED.
Conllnneit Fraat Pare Oat.
tow of the te:imer William Kdwarda. was
b'onti Rhor- on the '?ct bank of the
enamel In St flatre 5h l in a bad po-'-lon
but It I- thought will be saved
without Krat d-imare
WOP.ST FOR FIFTEEN TEARS.
The Kale created auch a ?ea as has not
been experJervd bv itll"r on the lake
in the last flf:en veas. Many of the Lire
s-teei barsea which make nothlns- of the
fceay e.is prevalent lit thb time, wer
con.pelb-d to feek shelti r Ir. the r.earet
per---- Aa nn evlde-ee n' the aeverlty of
the wind, it I- said that tV- -dorm loweret
the water on Uma- Kl i a Croaainr. at the
mouth of the t et-olt R ver by over two
f-aj and comp'e'ey -tepp.-fl all mvigi
tlor durina- the die. Tn-ritrit the w.tfr l
1 feet I incie. hut thN mornlmr. durlrn
the Vlcht of the rule, it wj down to M
feet 1 inch, the lowest ever known.
LAKE MICHIGAN PROTECTED.
Althnuch th pale on I.-ifce Mleblcaa
n-i t.eit n.- revere ar that on I.ake Huron
'and I-".k ErK it waa neverf he If"". the
. -ot5t that ha-. b-en eTperlenee'd thi. year.
Th- tio.it nrot.nd Chlrieco were comiura
lively safe, as tb ntl". was off shore in
trls localitt. nnJ thf fenmrs plylna:
I between ihii cltv and Milwaukee were
' able to make tl eir usual trips bv Ftar.dins
t-i soniewttai cji?.t to nui-ri in in ii-u.ii.
The ea.t ahore cf I.tko Mlchicin. how
ever, auffare-il evere!- Ioek property
was "wept -iwar nt St. Joph. &uth II.i-t-ii.
Holl-ind. Grand Haven and Mu-ke-cnn.
The total ri.imT.tre done i estimated
at f.')'"''. Tie Ptre M inpi-tte bridge
wli'eh "!i.in th- St. Joph Itlv.-r r.ear its
ino'tth Is In d.nser to-nlcht of l.-dnj vwapt
rt.iv bv th- heivy swelia. tut It is be
lieved that it will i "-.veil. Inasmuch
th nind on rtiutharn I.tke Miehis-tn ha
alntd and the sa l rapldlv 4,-oinc donn
Much aiimm-r tes rt p-t-rt lonir the
ea-t shnr of Lake Michigan has been b id
ly i!.innced.
Tl, atorm lld not work as much havoc
on I.ake Suierlor : on the lower like,
but two ni-eldenta havlrn bean rej-)rt.d
up to raldniiht. Tiier- oexurre' at Grand
M tral". .Mich., where th leteamer Hirth.
towlr.i: the pehitonerH Nlrvam and Gala
tea endeavored to mike the port for
ahe'ter. The .ntranre la rnrreiw nnd dtf
f.eult to make in heavy w other. Both
-rooner- mls-t! th- entrance and drifted
V.e-itnrrl lr. lh lJ-k-
T e Nirvana went down atout a half
mil'- f he nrd her craw of "Vn m-n
ma r-uad by th- llfe-a-ivlrnr crew The
Gl-ife-.l went afiore but l reattnr on
.a.d and "111 probablv neither th- storm.
Iter crew of seven men we.ro alo taken
STABBED IN THE LEFT SIDE.
Henrr Grneber Sustained Injuries
Which Maj Cause Death.
In a fl-ht at Shaw and Cooper avenues
last midnight Henry Grueber. 19 yearn
old. of No. 22S Patterson avenue, was
stabbed in the left side, the knife Made
almost penetratlnjr the lun. He ts now
at the Cltv Hospital, where he mar die.
It I charged that Zlnjthlonl cut htm.
Zlnahlonl escaped Immediately after the
flitht and the police are cearchlnjr for him
The aUse of the trouble waa not ascer
tained by the police.
CUT BY NEGROES ON CAR.
Two Men Aftsaotlerl and One Seri
ouslv Stabbed.
A crowd of negroes on a atret car west
bound at Sixteenth street and Washing
ton avenue early this morning attacked
Joe Woods and Henry Wallace of No. 1317
Washington avenue, as a result of which
Wood ts now tn the (City Hospital with
a serious stab wound in hla Kick, while
Wallace sustained abrasions on the head.
The fight started over a remark made
by a n-gro on the rear platform and when
Wallace and Woods got off the negroes
followed them, assaulted both and then
escaped.
CNo atatdent. man or
wotnan, who is at
terapting to stdr current
events in hfa comity's fch
tory. should fail to read the
remarkable Reminhcences of
Carl Schurz; the tremendotw
presentation of the facts about
modern railroading la "Rail
roads on Trial by Ray
Stannard Baker, and finally,
the facts about life insurance,
as they will be presented by a
series of interesting papers in
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE
during 1936.
S. . MeCI.XltK OTMPANT
4- Halt 2d Street
NSW YORK
-ittrittet bT tl- J a'n-. c -ma-.
r. r-r- llrt. fi2 l- -t r.lr3-jal
tte araii-li -a ar the -tK.r. t .st v-o
ral. It .h- cty v.'e oslr wr- ti r-il- a
tr-. rotr.t'-t'-a rail- i 'M wrc rft.
The rallrnad enaapaalea that ailll
ir the free railroad aad
brldar raa aad will pre He tbrlr
nwa tertnlaal.
TJi. ata-.rarr.t 1. rt iiracf-y T' tn th- t.
-- ti- re . .ttt-e rf tf. IUitrat Ifen",
Ia-',iv tvt tr- r.ittad. w u r. a th. :.
n-j. bet tr Cia-Jra ti .as tiar
frtcn 1. lt -bey . n-t c r.fan-! that
- ta ta.ir-rw w.-rl aa-frtrre.t ' th eci-tr-.'-irc
far-ar aad ti-t tf It H t3 th :-terert
c rei:rTi. 13 w tt it br.J- taty
wtl! d - ..... , ..
TT-a e:ialttaa roa tr.it itlitl-na! be'lj
fartttfea r reaa.-t -d rai-rrnntt.-: a fr-w.an-t
r-4-. i- ik comlttea frarklir .ar
Ilbal th! w3 caly rUTa tae rb.trarr eiafr
ca tra, Uvaa car !ce lta. Tier statr tli
A$l2Worstelt
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with Pictures.
"A New Decorative Art Originated by a
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"The Sorrows of Sato," by Mr. Sato himself.
First Secretary of the Japanese Peace Commission.
"The Tongue of the Flatterer"
By Dorothy Dix.
"Why Not Put the Moon to Work
By Rene Bach.
"Mother's Call; the Voice That Saved a Girl at
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By Lillian Bell.
"Prayer's True Value"
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"Varied Typss of Autumn and Winter Millinery"
All the Latest Models Fully Described.
"A Suit and a Gown for Winter Wear
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In the Comic Section.
"Buster Brown"
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