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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
UscIe Sam and Saste DomIsgs.

Mr. Reader. explanation Of the tinted State. Gov
ernmsats rr"cip'a'e action !s that !: inspired by
group q. WAY stree; Hnanciers who acquired San, G.,
DorninSos paper nominal rate. then brought abou,
,hat -te little Republics Indebtedness on
sound foundation an! lifted the value or ,.ape.
60 fun amount: that the whole sch.m. planned
ard engineered BY Cromwell after she had admitted
into confidence and that re designed take unto
hn.. the fscal aecntshp well as all IT.. PROFITS IN
support OF her theory Mrs Reader has recently
signature that after ;h- te'.a. os
NJ. Fsrnhan told her thar he vas present when NJ
~rca1usn proposed 10 Mr.. Roosevelt the United
States Government: secure Santo Iosnnxo. acting
promptly IN order 'ores:au another WIS abou.
gain n. p-tse Mr Rorsve !. quoted peonouncinx
capital. ard giving imrs~dia:. for ..s
sa!ainea. I: tais - she tru. explanation scheme
~as mastery b., :: did no. slcce~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
RECENT COMMENT
Public Opinion.


II has been commonly asserted that graft forishcs IN
the centers OF wealth and population. that i;
honest and upright business who Offers the
b-bs who Is the real OF corruption hood
ling otcis! who receives t. This raises the momen,ous
question. Is the wealth Of the United States side
OF graft? Are the people Of the Republic league
the bosses: IA the still bad the magazine
writer's have told u was? Attempting
these fundamental questions ii is possible divide the
States of the JIon into three classes according their
attitude toward the graft issue ard their and
in the graft fightrhose States which b,
called ana "ontented those which be called
clean and corend.ng and tios. In which the line.
drawn all the issue OF graft. Looked this
light. pr of the taxable wealth Of the United
States clean and contendins: than a the
wealth and scarcely than quarter OF the popu!a
tion are in States corrupt and contented
To be exact, S cent OF the taxable wealth OF
United States is in States clean and contending |
IN States and contcntrd: while 3
IN the Indifferent coorless States OF the
uitlon Of the country - cent Is in the clean and
coEerd!ns States q cent in those and
tented. ~ the Indifferent
words the wealth OF the States that
lacking graft Is u cent than that
that passivsly in II. while the population
per larger. Thes. three divisions tho States
black graf: and corruption blots the scutcheon
the eNtrem. East and the extreme Wes:. On
hand the Keystone Of Righteousness is ,hs Middle West
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Golfers

Golfers
My dear little angel said Tammany statesman
when Mr.. Jerome frs; appealed the direct
you I.Iy understand journalism. but II you
running alou. in New York can get more than a
porais guard OF votes. what don't know of prac-
,ical politics is infinite Tn. speaker
man much above tn" average in character nte.-
hut cnsiavsi by 'he old for
hereby reply 20 political friend that he has
learned a. least that practical politics god
Ike pow ike div!n. right. he thought they We're
With decent ballot form the lesson would
pounded into him and other worshpers Of local
ism 'ror" Thoroughly than IL Was. where man
Jerome a; least wished election and
would have voted for him a Mas.a chuse;.s Of
tal!0t Government ns. by and !or the bosses no,
eternal The day when faithful! and ecien, servsr,
II kc.t o.. ofc- merely hecaus. h. faithful au
efficient is drawing 10 close. The time approa
the doors os pentsnI;ary Will op~n
o b~caUs. % hs political belief! hey mar
through methods Of choosing judges and prose
Officers Those the funia mental principles
which Mr.. Jerome an: the strength with which
he ran is Eart.Es.r OF the new era about TO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
WILLIAMS EXPECTS
STATEHOOD ACTION
Speaker Cannon Also Thinks Leg
islItiOn 10 Admit Territories
Will BE Efected-Saie OF Li4-
uOr to Indians an Issue.
The Republic Bureau.


Washington. Nov. iS-if Congress This
winter admits oklahoma and indian Ter
r.io-y into the Uion. ii endeIs "S ainst the
law forE.d1:ng the sale, barter OF giving
d!sns VIII b. tii.d in the Federal courts
instead cf the State courts.
Attorney General Moody to-day "x.
pressed himself as strongly IN favor OF
this plan as likely to prove most effective
The pan Was suggested to tine ATTORNEY
General by scEera! members oc the state
hoUC Delegation. which "A fey Gays ago
called al the White House.
They Informed the Attorney S@nefai |
that the House Comni;te" Will be G!gei
TO Insert In the statehood bill provi-
sion that the sale. barter or giving VI IT
;oxicsi!ng liquors TO i'.sians a;- fDIs.er
prohibits1. and the courts ~ the Unite.
State. are given Jurisdiction in all prose
cutions for the violation n: this act
This proposition Is n concession 10 the
Indian Rights Association
Tn. delegation also discussed In de'a.!
with the Attorney General and Assistant
Attorney General Russell tie Fe.i-TaI
Court business In the two Territories and
MIR, Eussel. expressed the opinion mat
gher. should To the. Fedora court dis
tricis in the new state instead Ot two
as proposed BY the bill passed by the
House H. TIE las; Congress. providing
Okla hDrnA al! indian Territory are Aa-
Knitted J-.nT!y
At the Interior Department tie South
western v.s.-OIs d;so->sed With -ecf"taT-
Hitchcock III" removal Of restrictions
from .Ea.an Lands
Tse- submitted 70 'hs Secretary the fol
lowing section. which they viii ask Con
Xress TO INCORPORATE in the statehood S.l!.
That any restrictions up n cae ai!sHs-
ton OF allotted .ancs within said state.
except Ear az SucE Tes'E.c HOES ap?.y ~
the hor.lsst.aGs q al .o.te-s SHAH. Upon the
admission Cf SAD Sfafe. be repealed. AMI
ali oi sa-h Lands exc. II aoIEes..sos shai.
be a,iea-ns and taxable AZ other psop-
er,y'
Craer this section thre~-fourtks Of :he
land Of the Indian Tern orT would DC Tax
abe Secretary Hitchcock vas d nccr1-
INITIAL concerning his Recommendations 20
Congress On cnis subject.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
THE ST LOUIS REPUBLICS FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1908.

Yates and Tanner from the Lincoln institution, and
thought It imprudent to carry the process through
the State institutions in the southern part Of the
State. The Chicago fellows were hunsrier and more
persistent than the Egyptians and therefore got
what they went after.
Governor Deneens political gratitude is evidently
Of the kind described . lively sense OF favors TO
be received and he finds It necessary to crafty his
Chicago henchmen frequently In order that the
favcrs may be forthcoming. His Egyptian cohorts.
on the other hand. their party rs matter Of
mistaken principle and do not need to be fed so
often literally.
Hunger and famine are the natural fate ef Re-
publican workers in Egypt. They are in the wron:
box anyhow. They will never know fatness and
content until they come with the Democrats
where they belong.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
CALL CAUCUStS TO
ORGANIZE HOUSE
Democrats and Republicans Will
Meet December , to Select
Party Leaders.
CANNON WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
John Sharp Williams Probably
Will BE Chosen Minority
Leader Again. With j.
7. Lloyd Whip.
The Rcpaanc Bur.au.

wash,rx,,, E,, !. ro~.0..,r.
Repuhl,c,,n ct,ucus.. ~. ,.,'',,c anu
nex, HONS. 80 r.n,,, ,,.s, Wv
semhl. ,~" ~...L ''!a.iN, Eni hs
m. nem"cra,ic .s,,,..,s s,'urnas. s.
and ,tc Psnnh,i..,n ,.,,,,,,, ~ ~" ", '"''"
lessen, =: C"nn. ''s Iu,,' -, t's 49,,
oues,ionahi,, h. ''',',t,,..I IS, o.. ~,
nv ,c.ia ,,,,,nr a., -. ~ ,g,,,t ~ 80 - 'I,.,',s
ard hs alsr,ad - - 49,, i.,,,.. v, ',,s..,.,, s.n
Dec.mhsr 4 IoSn a Wv, ,,t'Ii'ar % SI',
a,.,i =" ai p,ooap.i',s. ~ 90 r''n'
AT wiJi s%a"'r.' ',,,''. 80, ,n,
ieaa.r ,,a..,.,, ,,,r
ths ..io.o 90 ,h., ta., sssi,, ,r r,, Ira,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

iniquity the connecting link between corpofate over
reaching and criminal legislators. Just how ID the
crime Of bribery committed: The answer publicly
known will suggest how better bribery may be pre-
vented. When the methods are publicly and widely
perceived they can be more accurately treated by
curative legislation Mr.. Hamilton can perform
great educative work II he will come home and not
only turn up the guiltS. but disclose the Inner
workings Of the lobbyists craft to the
glare Of publicity which will be turned upon him.
great many people are already conversant with
the lobbyists methods II would be we'll for all
the people to understand them
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
BR0THERNURSlNG HENDERSON
Heroic Measures Adopted to Fave
Former Speakers Life.

Dubuque. Ia. Nov. Irwin his aeeo
hrn,brr as n n,rs. heroic measures are
heIne taken tn prolons the life OF former
speaker David Henderson.
q Henderson. who II . trained nu!ee
~ long year.' experience, 10 wrapping hae
h,,,bcr 4, scorchins blankets In osd"! 70
ar. w the blood from the head and pro0uoS
q better circulneon.
Or,inary m.xcsl treatment has ben
shp p1onsd. and under the h"S r-e'msn.:
SS,ch ~. ap~~kcf'r brother had often
>, ~, tussore with succsss. no opiAfss are
needed. .x - .s.
Geo.s- Henasrsnn. bro'hsr ct ths
Speaker. residing nj ran iaesn. u -
t.p, from the two brothers In Daosspus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
THE FAMINE IN EGYPT

Th~-~ = worfii scarcity % Republican star.
patronage IN ;ke Egyptian .ri q. Ilhnois and in
TIA; aad % plenty ;h.r~ ls wasinx for tie Iasv.,
ard h-h-~ that are no'- Var! WORKERS in Chicago
aav. l-en well pusb;si sor. but th. county work
% Eeyp; stu hunSerinx sos ;ae n~.h p,,s
fhs, r-ss--i into the una'tai;..bie h-yon wh-n ~.
cvil service Law ~~a, in,s eGeyI
sscv-rnsr Is-re-n strained . po.n:. and perhaps
h.s uaacs.ne. N turning The Old appointeup Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
MISSING COLORADO
GIRL NOT LOCATED
Sixteen-Ypar-Old DOrcas Carter
Believed to Have Committed
Suicide in ChiCagO-MissOuri
Mans Connection With Case
Denied.
NFvRi.ic synTAl.

Chicago. IL. Nov 1.-The whereabouts,
ot Mss Dorces Carter. IN. lS-year-o!i
daughter OF Georg. 81. Carter. u wealthy
Colorado mine owner living at Colorado
Springs. who disappeared November ].
after she had pawned her diamonds. re-
mains mystery.
The police after All sii-day search ars
inclined to ;he story that the girl has
sG1ed suicidal mania to her other alleged
delusioEs and has taken her own life.
This belle! is streng thsn-d by develop
nsntS which show that nearly month
before her latest Disappearance, Miss Car
ter ran away from her sss~r. Ms Mabel
Carter. and Was later pulled from under
a freight car on the NAnaalis Railroad
tracks where she had thrown hsrssl. TO
be crushed 20 death.
When she was surrendered 10 the police
she attempted to swallow carboi!c a -id.
she declared that she had been brought
TO ChicaEO from Denver ~ strange man
and sold as whit. slave. but an lny.sti-
cation proved her story without soa1IA-
lion.
Her sister. who L. an attorney. declares
that the report correcting her case with
" =. Parker. travelling L.,an II Exc-!-
sior springs. No. - without any toun-
cation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
LABOR CONVENTION READY
FOR ITS REAL BUSINESS.
Preliminary Matters snd ReSosss Are
CIesre1 Away. sad More Sestoss
Part 81 Programme Takea In.

PitlsSu'g. Pa, Nov Is-The sesss.0hA OF
TIE American Federation Of Labor Cor
vsatlon to-day were ArHsiy devoted 70
Clearing awsy III. remnants OF the pre-
..us.nsTy matters. hearing reports and pre-
vering for the more direct work OF the
tGeeInE
Today WAS TIE last day for presenting
resi- .oIs without the consent Of the con-
yeItIoH.
.nEa tending &c relieve them Of their rov.
tine character WaA the ;iit sAf.y In The
day between Organiser p H. ScV:ien ana
ssv~-Iy criticised and accused BY Duny
81 Irregularities.
The Re.sr~nd Charles Steisie % Chicago.
s.peria;esdent Of the Departmss, Of
Church Ard Labor Of the PresbyeeYfaa
,'hvrca IN America, sG1rss--,1 TIE couvsn-
ton Mr 6,s1.s SPOKE II trade unionism
sad ia relation 10 the church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Democratic leaders will show their leadership by
watching fhe exhaustive organization methods Of
The Republicans. The Republican committees have
a far more complete and active organization of the
counties than the Democrats have ever had even in
the middle Of campaign. BY the time next Sep
te,nber rolls around the system will he in high
condition ~ efficiency. How will the Democrats
meet II: That is question Of genuine leadership.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
NATIONAL NAY ENTER STATE.
Eastern Concern Considers Pu.,
chase ~ Lead Properties.
REPUBLIC eYEC1AL

NsW FORK. Nov. N-Arcordins 90 re-
ypr; the Nafiorsi Ltsd consony 10 con-
ss1eY.nS Tie 6visabsljsy q buying i.ad
txop~.f'- IN Missouri. Uti-a ovn. b~s!f.s
their plAats. certain sources Of .ssd ssp-
plies
cff.ciAls Of I'll. company are nos "a the
West !, OaS poinssd out that u tbs
p.op-rs,e are acQ sired ske National Lad
ronpAaY vcul1 Be made more trd<c-end-
snt a ths BsseltinG Trust fSs AZ sSpp.les
e SAO 0Ae0g1a1A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

pur-s -. l.s. years .hs ,Aiss o: -. mineral
products % ~. United States has doubled
crea.:ns from esS - - 20 81 e6a-N n. vsIs. o..
re.sIc products has -crease! :ror. S,E - xs,-
and Of nonu.,a!ic products from :C y. 20
Es.ISSs In 1874 cf- valve o: h!-uFn.nou. oaai ~a.
s.arly co-lh.a@t vain. geld and silver ,,o-
asce5 s-t tht: -h. value % building vas within
grions % the vsloe o: gold az: million. ore
t,Aa :hs value o. silver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

The Southwestern passion for education finds ex-
preston under difficulties in Sequoyah just now. hut
ali the the city Of Muskogee has just been re-
ce!ving bids for three new schoolhouses to cost
about 5000 each. With statehood even n terri
;"ral form Of government there would be schoH!-
house every hillside.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

r President Roosevelt gets sluareiy on the plat
form OF former Gov. rnor HogG Of Texas in saying
that h. would Ike I" put stop 70 the over
capitalization of railroad properties. On that IIes
ton Governor Hosg stirred the dceps in Texas a
dozen more years ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
PFpUPiIC sFEC7AI.

washington .sos- .s-Ene Comptroller
q a.. Currency to-day approve. sn aSpsi.
ca.lo- TO organize the Niarosa National
BARK N,r~ola. Tex Capital SD.r". TIE
apy..catso, sss signed bs 4 ~ Stafford.
n - Geatle. p :. i.snfnrd. L q. B:orr-
berg an. A = C1-rh-an
The q. sten4,s0a of che Ssttonai Bank -
Commerce 81 Louis - reserve Agent for
The Portland SaSs0aA1 6Ank, PvgIAo4
AA, aloo UAD AnoeUvo8
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

New York, Nov B-Amon9 the arrivais
m, the noteis here to-day were the Sol-
% -. Louis. ) IL MoIl,or,. = ,, =. or: ;ns A.!
ar. vi sss:::' s:: sss'$:. s.s,;: 4::;,S; %S
rrs. sew. r. = Nossahsifnt VI eosfei J.
a Prescott. colIlna~oSd. u ssss. hr"sassS
an... cr,y-r r. Eaday. !!sssia sarsrst
q n sp.nc.I. Fis,h Avenue. w. J. xi~"'ss'
n~hi.l Victoria.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

RIFF RiLC SPECIAL.
Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. i9-Se Louss Sssseee
at Chicago hotels to-day are:
r. N risrsr. T. 7. Rfehsrle, = $50 "! \
Williams and wife. ~ 4: MSsA
hisn.s rut W. HoahsoA d assins.
r. Williams.
man J 4. peii. j. W baffngscn, N!A q =
Bn inx,on. n Carroll: W. c"s,~ ~ y
GrN ~cl,Ar, u w uey~ - s'~ So ~
Kcft J. 4 Klein ,,
sh"rmsn Hous-..A. Cor"sis
[ais.rhosJ Cop~sn and wife
Maie-ie-p I. h..niiIys end VIE W, My
&6C0Uhtd
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17


Nov. Lester sal: ,h- oa Ccsse-. Addressing HI.
cafscS n.PhS~ s:;ron..ory IL rFoo~r
ycE sho,si pay nsdier Z. !as.ds,e any
Aeh. bet 81. :arn nne eNhhitson -x;ry
e-,~n, the inquire sdasss pes sssoss ,hs
dAsos ea0anA"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Th. Mnskogee Times complains that though some
Go.'Ij votes f"- ScInnyah statehood! had been
ce!vsd 10 Saturday the joint state organs still
trying TO make believe that statehood election AT
all waS held.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Oklahoma people are willing To take their share
~ tornado"S but oh"c. vehementIy to their coming
" If season when the cyclone cellars all filed
with the winter supply of apples and potatoes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
EJACULATION DURING OCTOBER.

Carr RusIness Manager o: The 81. Louis
Republic being duly sworn says the actual
h.r full comIIat OF The Daily and Sunday
R"pubiic printed during Of - tot.r 1873. all
regular .dt"ns. was pr schedule below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
CONGRESS MEN TALK.
S..rhe. Sneaker Cannon nor Rro-

N~!ihe! SN~ake- tsaaoa nor Efp'e
sentative John sharp Williams would
cD.n-nit El-ns.l: o.. me reg ..s: OF the 1~ie-
sz-A.aa tha; they Use their ina.snce %
Separate tie interests os oklahoma an
t.e Indian Territory from those o. New
Mexico an. Agi1orA-
HO~evs. l-otn Go.e .he ds.sGatios 20
understand that they erected iezss!a io1
admitting Oklahoma and the ISciAn Tsr-
,i;cTO INTO the Tnlc- Tn- members q
~. Delegation d-pA-ted to-rISsI 70. their
homes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

II the Isle Of Pines mus: annex herself TO TN.
United States She might well bring Culri along
with her.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
ENTERTAINER AT LUNCHEON

ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Frank Swenrd gave a small lunch
con on Weinc sGay la honor OF Mss Vio-
let Kaufman. and the Misses Elizabeth
and Elson RcrGin. who are guests OF
Mrs. Frank Kaufman.
Pink roses and ferns trimmed the lun~h-
con table. Among the guests We're Mrs.
Frank Kaufman. Mrs. Dan Hill. Miss
Alice Day the Misses Bertha and Grace
Se!rple and Miss Ada Birge.
GIVES STORK LUNCHEON
Mrs ElFar O-thwcin gave stork
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

The Page club OF the Second Raptis'
Church vii! give mOck-trfal entertain
n.ent At the church this evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

luncheon yesterday In honor Of Mrs
GeOrg. Priest her sister. The table dee
ora,!Crs were in xcepinH with the main
idea Of the entertainment. !arS" snow
white stork occupying tie center OF In.
table, while he held IN his 6rak a dainty
basket containing pieces Of nerd!cwork
made by the guests. who were all young
ma,rons. The place cards were smaller
sturks filed with tunbons.
Mrs. Robert Carr, sivs. Joseph Chic.
Mrs charles Lewis and Mrs. Wallace
Ni.trir ghaus were som. CT the guests.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Mrs, Wilson Keysers FIRST AT home
win b. this afternoon at the residence Or
her mother. Mrs. Emmy Sloan. OF wash
ington boulevard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

NIss Maude Baum Of No. <nS West
minister place will receive sunday sYtef-
loon and evening, the i9h inst. in honor
Of her cousin M,se Ava Baum o: Dublin
Ga. who Is visiting her.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Miss Hazel Martin. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rnnaii Martin Of Chi.
caEo 10 the Srest Of Mrs. A. RissinRer OF
No il5s Kings highway. At home Thurs
days
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

eelect your Christmas presents now ~
Hollands exquisite new store. el3 Lo0us9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Miss Florence Bixler. dauRhter or MT
and Mr. John J. Richardson. have told
their engagement to friends also the fur
ther information that they will be married
early IN January.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
MISS HAZEL GARRISON INTRODUCED
TO SOCIETY At LARGE RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Garrison sr Entertain Handsomely
Honor Of Their Daughter-Dinner Parties
Emma Drew and Miss Jane Skinker-Notes and Happenings

Miss Hazel Garrison. only daughter Of
ar. and Mrs. Oliver H. Garrison ST.. made
neT & formal bow to society last evening at
anS Mrs Garrison At their residence. No.
20 westminster place. The hours were
from TO 10 o'clock
Many flowers Of different varieties deco
rate9 the house. all o! them being gifts TO
The deouian;e. In the d:awinG-room great
TONGUES OK American beauties made the
ters or huge white NUNS. white roses,
pa.e-Eina roses ana many other varieties
wsre distributed in every available cor
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison received with Miss
SarfisoH. VINO wore vienaese gown OBJ
.2f:.ed whe:i she was abroad this last sum-
!LeE aA1 autumn. II WAS built OF white
.aulin cElHon, with bands OF point ap-
riG.e over s:!ver-spangieI net. the trim
tn.ns OF tiny chiffon rrch;nKs. and som.
si.EsE si psssementerie- Miss Garrison car
which harmon.zed well With he. costume.
M. Mrs Garrison wore a white Renaissance
, ace rSoe built over chiffon. with neck
ie'e o' single pearls ciasped with dia-
,nonds and opsls and q diamond pendant.
worn.
:, Assisting to entertain were Mrs. Horace
white applique, with flowers applied in
white chiffon ard many jewels: and Mrs.
o,ine. Iai,ison Jr. who was in white lace
ShthEseC IN silver.
Fully 80 Invitations were issued. as
Mrs Garr.s22's visi;in. i!=t is very large.
anI Er!!, fe" regrets we:c received. the
nish' berg an specially fire one and
"tiG no conflicting entertainments
Miss ,iarrisoI, who was first seen at the
'. =. bail. when she assisted as a maid
oi honor. Dies fair TO b- one Of the very
Sucrcss!ui buds OF the season, as her pop
,!'ar:ty has ALREADY Eccu.. 70 make itsel.
known and her acGuaiatd.c. especially
large.
Two dinners preceded the Garrison re-
c"Ps!on last night. One was that given
oy Mrs +. \. Drew. tor Miss Emma Drew
when all the d"butan.es and many Of las,
years si:!s wcr" invited. toe guests num-
ber.ng about forty. Dinner was served
AT smell. round tables. seating four each.
ana nricrwar0 nearly all the guests went
on 10 IN. Garrison reception.
1ne other dinner was somewhat small
Ter and stv"r hv Miss Julia Maffitt for her
corsan, Miss Jane skinker. whose en-
lately been announced. Twelve guests
cined with Miss Ma:htt.
MRS WALKER ENrERTAINs.
20 about u" ycuns na,rons and girls yes
to-day afternoon. entertaining for th..
frs: time in her handsome Lenox place
The house was trimmed in white chry-
.an;hsmums. Mrs WaIkar received alone
wearing We rim, white silk and laces: Assis,ins
wslk:r. Mrs WV Vim VIA Walfsr s1ne, MTs raeoSGss Max
ko'any. Mrs. Charles McLnre Clark.
Ms Duncan Joy ard Mrs Lee Renoist
Tea was served In the palmroom and In
the dining--oom.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
A surprise was given IN honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Selzer's silver anniverSarr
last Saturday .verirg al their home. No.
!SoA California avenue supper W.
served a, ls o'clock, the dining room being
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Doctor Herbert A. weinsberR Of the
South sidc has Just returned from Eu-
rope after n foCr months stay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
WEDDING aSNJyERSApy

4 surprise was given in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Selzer's silver anniversary
last Saturday .vsring At their home No.
1894 California avenue. Supper w11
served at IL O'clock, the dining room being
decorated in silver. Those present were:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
pEpSOSAI. MENTION.

Mrs Caspar keehler and Mrs Rudo!ph
lIn,herg will receive their friends on the
afternoon OF November "a at the Limberg
residence. No As:6 iindeil boulevard. Mrs.
Julius Koeh!er will assist
Miss Rene Niederlsnder and Mr.. kur'
Moll have announced their engagement,
the fact being made known 10 the young
lady's girl friends on Wednesday At
luncheon given BY Miss E!na Piper. The
wedding 10 set for January.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-10
ARGUMENTS FOR PACKERS

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Arguments against
the indictment of the packers charged
with conspiracy to monopolize the meat
trade of the country We're begun today
before Federal Judge j. Otis Humph-
rey. Attorney John S. Miller, counsel
for the defendants, opened the argu-
ments, using the demurrer filed last
Friday as a basis.
When Attorney Miller completed his
arguments Special Assistant oliver E.
Pagin made short argument on the
merits of the indictment which he drew.
He was followed by Attorney Rosen-
thai for the packers, who argued until
adjournment.
Tomorrow morning Attorney Rosen-
thai will resume his argument and will
be followed by District Attorney c. b.
Morrison. 1t is believed tonight that all
the argument will be completed tomor-
row and the whole matter will be sub
mitted to Judge Humphrey for a de-
cision.