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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04
Woman Victim Of Cigarette Law.

Frankfora, Ind, May 1.-Walter
Weaver and Miss Pearl Hawkins were
arrested here this evening charged
with smoking and having cigarettes
in their possession, being the second
time arrests have been made here
since the law went into effect. They
were placed in Jail and will be given
hearing before Mayor Paul Tuesday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fl.
nancially able to carry out any obi
CATION made by his firm. Walding
Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the bloot
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price, 75c
per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con,
situation.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04
New Suit.

Patrick McGeary has filed suit
for collection of notes and to foreeloSe
mortgage against Peter Samuelson
and George w. Uncapher. Case is set
for June 10.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04

e>>>s>>>>>~>~e>>~>>>>>>>>e
s LOCAL. AND PERSONAL !
S><>>>>>>>>>>> s>>~~>>S
Mrs. Peter Rivers ia visiting at Lo-
gansport.
Rex Soice is here visiting relatives
and friends.
]. Neufer, of Fort Wayne, was here
on business.
Miss Grace DUR retur led TO Fort
Wa ne.
Miss Irene Carabin went to South
Bend to visit.
Miss Lizzie Cole, of Walnut is Wis
itIng friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Barker, Of Tort
Wayne, are visiting friends here.
Susan Howln, of Monterey, is here
visiting her sister, Mary Widman.
Miss Edith Housed went TO South
Bend, where she will visit for . week.
James Trowbridge, of Inwood, was
ia town on business.
Miss Letta Listsnfslt, of Inwood,
went to South Bend.
Frank Southworth spent Sunday
with friends al South Bend.
Mrs. Arthur Underwood returned
to hel heme at South Bend.
Mrs. s. A. Brewer went to Chicago
to visit friends for several days.
Mrs. Margaret Anglin, Of Etna
Green, was in tnis city on business.
Claude Soice il home from St. LoQil
on . week s vacation With his parents.
The mushroom season is here once
more.
John Cook and wife, of Walnut,
were ia Plymouth Friday.
;. n. Carpenter. of Valparaiso. was
In Plymouth on business Friday.
w. o. Tracy and Miss Pearl John.
son. of Bourbon, are visiting at La
porte.
Mrs. Bertha Pfender, of South
Bend. is visiting her mother, Mrs
Botset, Of this city.
A Dinsmore, of Culver, was in the
city today on business and made this
office pleasant call.
Mrs. S. E. Coke and Mrs. NJ. Gan
dy, of South Bend, visited friends 10
this city.
Freeman Wilson. of Centervi.le,
Wash. is here visiting his sister, Mrs
Geo. Michaels.
Miss Lena Yarman, of Bourbon,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Boyd Porter, came down from Chi
cago Saturday to visit relatives and
friends for few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clossen, after trans.
acting business in this city, returned
to her home at Knox.
Q. G.. Schmidt, car Inspector on the
Pennsylvania railroad. stationed al
Plymouth, is spending the week at
Fort Wayne.
Nathaniel Troyer, after visiting at
the home of E. E. Shively for several
days, returned to his home at Koko.
mo.
Mrs. :. T. Campbell returned to
her home at Chicago. after spending
several days with her brother, John
Langielt and family.
The supplies have arrived at the
county clerk 8 Office for the issuance
of licences to junk dealers, as required
by law, which was enacted at the last
general assembly.
Mrs. Eldon Rannie received q letter
Saturday from her husband, who 10 at
Longcliffe. aud she is inclined to be.
lieve that bis detention at that place
will not last any great length of time.
Argos Reflector.
A clerk IN one Of the clothing stores
Of this city, is responsible for the ori
gin Of the word hosiery. He says
that the word is derived from Hoo
sier." socks. stockings, etc., being
first manufactured in Indiana.
The last survivor Of the war q
1912, los years old, thanks the New
York board of Aldermen for its con.
CALCULATIONS, but remarks that tht
assurance OF public funeral is mat
ter so far 10 the future, judging BY
the way be feels, that it need not be
considered.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-04

Summosys
Three-base hits-Tanner, /.
First on balls-Off Hahne, /; of
Harris, o.
Left on bases-Plymouth, 3; War
saw, 2.
Wild pitches-Hahne. 1.
Two.base hits-Burkstt, 1.
Home runs-O.
Struck out-By Hahne, I; by Har
ris, 6.
Double -Burket to Parker tt
Knott.
Passed balls-Carvey, /; Hahne. L
Hit by Pitcher-0.
Umpire
Time Of gams-1:30.
che boys have won all three game.
they have played this season.
Next Saturday the team will go e
South Bend to play the high schoo
team OF that place. The home high
school team won from the South Benz
team last year and there is no reason
why they should break their RECORD
this year.
Result of other games played Sat
urday Of local interest:
Laporte H. S., ~; Michigan City
Fl. S., 4.
Goshen II. S., Is: South Bend H
S., 3.
Culver Military Academy, 9; Wa
bash 81. S.. 2.
Ohio State, 6; Notre Dame, 1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
DELIVER OPINIONS
upon RECIPROCITY
st. Louis Manufacturers Talked
"n the Subject ut the Plant
ci> Hotel Last Night.
DOCTOR WI MCGEE SPEAKS.
Enln.iz-d Thomas Jefferson and
Said That Public Museum Is
iu Create Better ErainS
Than Existed Before.

The annual meeting and election - on
ce!s Of tie -. Louis Manufacturers. As
ISOLATION was ha! NJ -" lInr.r<' Hotel
Iast niSht. /. II k.Hcslsni. president OF
The association. presided
Randolph i-IU:hlin WIS ~. first speaker
ot fne evening He had for hs topic
Sa:iona! Reg:3rnci'v-" In pay, Mr.
i-auchl!r said This country j. now in
an e-a of prosperity. THis i< aroriinv
profitable employment 70 millions .. work
inEri-n PeCpl. thFouchnui The country
by IN. amour; OF rlrney or deposit IN "a.
savings banks
r. NJ Hanson di-; ;gssc,I iri.r-tar. co-n
mere and GoverrTr"H; Supervision %
The neu,ser- oe the .r,Lrs,a,- Com
ms-e. 'orEru ss!oI.- teEau Mr. Hanson.
found IL i'nr1>.'hit :. sa.-L - -h- Peui-
,entiary these ~ho violates! III. inferstat.
row I'm. %, ssrH - imposed tn"
tsnU>y"~tstiru cUu7rsEi", have Inarast'i
AZ. Spending s - - 70 maintain ;hs
s,srnrniSs.rr. AID >rsN have given 70 20
lief
Il arr ready 20 stand ,or freight rates
regulated by tEr Government. hut thai
should not ef1g-oa.r TIE IntcTsra,. Com
mere Commission Siih making the
rat.- q"
An;noay Iitrc- threw bo1h into -.
i-n sut the caS"i shops Il vas .
s-:o-. an. =. rzklrc
Icar trbuckle cf the Iatin-a-1. -i,aH
c.s.. ,s:i = 'ore.sa ,-st: rs!aii.n. he
- IsNr;ls W. amount - s pic tss The
SSGr trad alone Will amount % nearly
Svs :" The pTcyi.:o- ,-.Ii- viii reach
n. Sgt.ss mark
r>pcgcr VI G~S-- SPOKE o. the =
i-5-.s EUG.l- AsS-g-r- A. ~. oGts@- -
hS- address - suiosiI~' Thomas I-~~--
-n-- srt tod O. :hc so-x hs had scc9-7-
rsi~tsf N su.ths-.ac the Industrial inter
.--s G. ;hs cegrtry He Sati that y.rsr-
sons rsr~a' sysr=r7 Nsa beer q great
stirzalsS 20 Ar.rfczn industry n 'E- con-
a---t % nations
Trr sI1cii01 - yisi.c museum.
<ati Ds--.r- Ncss~-. - ., make s-tter
o-a,Es rSzH fhas vh5ra l.s!s-.-i before
TIE manufactures ard Industries n 20
lake care Ss themselves. y ve sd soas
al Ssurs:ers down the corri5o-s Of time
gifted with kacsir:E-
K;~cfsSe OF ecs,->rS rofioO ID ere s1.e<~ Aee
Presise,; kissslani Oes unanimously
.e-e.eo;e4 Ts.s . ;ss eighth iUe that
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
CLAIMS HIS BROTHER
STABBED the VICTIM.
Darca Cssaiso. HELD ~ Police for
kSSls0s oG Joseph 0oSDO. sa1d 70
Have Made Statement % Blls
AlOOeneSs.

Ducca CataIto. prisoner IN III. Carr
Street polio. Station. charged with having
stabbed t. death Joseph Blllo. OF GIiis-
scope Ralil-tricr,e. .s his name reads IN
Italian. Monday night, in the dlngy LITTLE
room al til. rear ~ No alS Morgan
street. il alleged to have made state
maIt 60 his attorneys. Ambrose J. Riley
and Sh,a;T! ". Frur.ters.
In This. u il asserted. h" says his
brother. Camisona caiai;o. did III. stab
hing
pucCa i said 10 have .ssaysi 20 explain
tn.. presence o; blood on his ov.ralls an!
hands having como from rrNi,ig TO =. i-
var. fighting because Baiio wanted 10
sleep aud Csmisona Cata!;o desired 10
.iaN awake
Anbros. J Riley and Asram NJ Ftu,n-
berg ar. attorneys for buCCa ra'alto. the
man caus.; ~ the polio. as y. ws~ run
ming from the hou.. where tn. stabbIng
occurred
According 20 their statement puc-a ga
:aito has related story % the .r!sod.
which I'D 20 ~. killing AMI states ,ha, II
was n"t directly connected with ;h. Ital-
ian bank aSai!.
"ara',,'s story 20 his a.to-revs Il to tho
.Eeci TIA: his brother CamisuUa Ts,a!,O.
si IN" cutting E- SAID That his h.o:hei
AMI two ether Italians lived Hith Bale
In the room W hey. the ARRAY occurred.
According TO his statements HE at
:srT--y- claim ca.ri-ona 'aia.to was f.ai-
ir= hilarious Monday nigr: ard refused
To 60 - E.i !3aiIo .ai! thar he wanted
ahic. iIccs Cstsl.o i said 20 claim that
Rallo attacked Can!sora Ca'al'o and h.t
him With a chair
Ca-ri-ana C's.ai;c fell to the Ho0r and
hs- brother attempted 10 irt~-f-r-. A. a
result. Iuccr s'8talto IL sal! 20 bear
marks around hss neck showing vh-r.
PsI.p at;crp..! 20 strange him be!0re
n. threw him aside. Ba!lo - then said
To have rece~~. his argument vi'r Ca
rri>ons C,tsi;o ard 20 have .hro~n him 90
II. snor attempting % choa. ,hinn. al
which 5lrctu-. Dsc-a Ss.altn claims that
hiS brother crew . stil-tto ard stabbed
Ezilo.
EsIio r.li Csrnisoas CacslrO ran from
.h~ room and has rS, siDce hsen seen
rucca Ca,sito Is al! 20 cls;H, that he BE-
came sca,.i and rsn from I've roo,:. The
n'oni q, hiz-"v.raI. .s said TO have come
g n his <pSorss 10 separate the fighters
He knosb nothing. Re claims. % any man
locae-i . room.
a. station !; - said VIA, GsS WAS
found a monsy h~lt SoFG ~ Rsiio.
rSsIrca A:ano had ST. OF his peYson
On.u >es:~s Attorney Riley states
that ,hs1 money Seiocret 30 Ducca Caizi.
to. srrse) hily. and that 20 charge Of rob
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

S,s-r~-sEg> ~. G.n.TaI pubs.c Il TO;
aNa-- thar most VU-sT wha - az al
make al ,s- rishi .SiE;s 10 ;hs rl-n ~.
n. family Such = tA- fact hovsrcr
sri -hs; there - nee! for such . Pat
tern - -N-isHcsi ~ The -sula-- o. r.
.E-S'S have 1sl~s Esf - Publish sIs-h
q garment ~ all iGs garments n2er 49,
tns rlSht shi-t - TIE easiest 20 -,asa II
Srts raaItsg os .-s4aE ~ ar under.
srrG Sis-y. sri ynEs ~@arn and sh- gar
--s.zn- = rCs-fs-si'y FINISHED R@.-r rSsp=--
Atrlng .. -~.sfrs~ l-t8e - no S4Jusr fr,-.-s 1.
,aA- e-f w~il-Cz- Tzsfte-n 80. car
=r-zl- ers.l. - rae W.-rc.: even n So
TX IT'S sayt >ISSss;s . most .f-~slr= 81
,-s-i<s--71s gtf;- Tzo CT rsr-~ Of IN
garments .ENs- Cp In ~s-us ruri-r raa-
.:-h b-te--.:.tch aa4 a hsaI-.-s b-o -. " I
.;..Tsa! - thr p-n-kss sCsi4 -s.A~: u-s~.
-. ysnuss.ia- t.ra ara. --.Cs s-r>~-fs E-s
s!.svs useless ard sn.rScslCsSss rn-
rfsi- everyday -iEaf .ai-- IN -rAt-s.
- os..snx H. o.-tay rs-t ncf <rr..~i :.
s-rs- rc- a Y-~nrs cA--.i o. ~. sa-n-
s~s- ,hr cost !e..ais s-;--fy a,a, tAs
,saS-h - c-s'> ys.:>e -,-irx> o- IT. .iT-s
.l-.-. rsr~s ~ ss~en-t tr 80 nsfsrg C.ofi-x
-araeL escE~< ras>.-scT-- Nz:rss- cs-i-
~ sas ra!,->ck Ar s.i,sAls MATERIAL.
So. X - . :r-,ses c-.xss s.AsGee
TNss rzS'-~-1- - c.r:s
s-e ara surs~- os caa:sss desired
Adf-~s- Pattern Ci>eafsMSss- 1se Re
rGelx. o. IcSss- Ma
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
Mr.. Kinss!and has been honored With tn,

nTstCC. a
He made a brilliant speech In reply ard
for what they had done and on his own
part promised 70 do everything In his
power to promote the interests o: the or
grnization.
Offers elected were L. -. Kingsland
rr->i'!cni: ]. 4. J. Schultz. first vice pres
dent: ". r, Sc.kc-. second vice ;resi-
dent: NJ q Richmond third vice presi-
d'Et: p NJ. Hanson. fourth vice prcs!.
dent: \. L. I:roHn. ifth vice president: !:
T.. Arko. treasurer: Eugene Smith. secre-
ta!y
The Executive Council chosen was COM
poses! OF \. II. Duncan. II. ". Peters. An
thony It:ner. a. 4. Ekstromer ". X.
B"ckto!d. w. J. Mcbride and X. f. Gard
Ger.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
ILLINOIS ROAD COMMISSION.
Joseph X. Fmlkers"n "f Jersey
Vile Is Democratic Member.

RT.f't' RI.ir Spf>iA-
Springfield. Ill. Sept. ls-sioVern"r ~"
-, ,n-r.,,F,. Announced III. app intneni
q: -hs stat. Highway Commission. pro
vid.d c1r ny the las; General Assembly.
.s rniI.v- Doctor Edmund J James.
n-.si,,.n- o. the University O: Illinois 4
p....,, smith Springfield: Joseph X
F'uI,.rSoa JsTs.yyilie
pn.rGr James and iy. Smith Al" the
r..rus,'Ican members of ~. commission
- ~ F,.Ik.rSar - rns SsTnog r1-ir
m.ubs- Jader the authority given him
~ The act. Governor D.E-.n argoini"'.
Doctor Jarnas a. president Of the comrn.s-
The arpnintess held meeting 'o-niEht
- r,.turet plans Tor ta. seasons work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

Rf-fJ Hi.i' S'F-'IAA-
srirarr. T Sept. I.-The attorneys
-, py.,,, R:-yOr a negro under sentence
20 a..r h.rs mex; Friday .oT th" murder
~ re -t.;iauEf-sr near Ran. IN fsh.
- .Hvi..a TODAY b. ths pardon at
,o--ev n Washington tha' ;he President
,.,,... 20 make any communication or sr''
..,s,re Ard - "a expected that ihe .S.-
c,.ton -iTI take place as intended This
LII =. the rrs; l.Ssl hanging IN the
southern district
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
President Smith Goes East To Try
7" Strai.hten Ont Finances.
REPt ELrc SPECIAL.

Springfield. II. Sept. Eth. Barry Ex-
change Bank If Barry. on" Of the oid.s,
In PIX" County. closed irs
doors to-day and "a notice posted on 'he
door announces tina. II sili not reopen un-
I'll the return uf t.ug.r. Smith. the prs -
i!.Uf. who went East TODAY to s-i!-ayor
To s,raight@n out tn. banks affairs.
Smith assigned all his holdings .o "
W. Watson. a s'GCEh1I9sr and 10 !S OK
pec'ed all fine Indebtedness, whlc n
AMOUNTS 20 about slt"t-s ~iH bH paid
Tn. bank owes also THE Owuer or The
Barry Mills and the packing house which
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

The cg.Tsin Was rGa- p ''r TIN. tlii''
'H--. and Margaret E!akr si-it"d Tor
vtrri aut: 4, pgui- :. 'h.. ;3-rio'-.'u d'-
cltr.ft!Or 81 hey a.:u.rlrc audience. Sh,
Spyk. Wit graceful ::!pf'-iy thai
cbs:mnI then gathered h-r rOril tT.t-
ur--. s.ty= i..ppHcotr's NagiZ!r-
Wa Z tie .ur"Es. excl, T-n'. oT -i-
bi.Hi4BE array rf fvotlight- That :iZz!' T:
ard o' 'U!f.H.-i her.
quietly I.p1s'rg on ."H"r ius raj
b. rn.. Irr-r-u mum Sa- -sn - nIrHiii'. "a
bun n ~ vInl'f--nrr i4gurIt" ri"A"I~- Us.-
i-u-lbiy tia e-! fh":. for H'r .y III. sweet
Ia s'G. '!brk-Ha.-5 lady behind rh-rn-
N5'h anp4aGse IN! ringing tn h"r .g,S.
Mis- Eiaka l"fE"I forward and took 'i.
lovely tDmqu"i. ackt.D. .--isiu- The :!:'
b. % pretty bow
tn. faced dirk-hIir-i ia,iy
reached after her w.th "a strange a:4G
sudden lnE.'.
Give M back my hat s'r- cried. hys
fel4s.TF|N
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
MnM@<-
FASHIONS

The r.istrais: Martha Dean fashion
patterns 1ill Ia. furnished rn readers OF
Tn. Republic At !" cents Zach
Tf"s.. patterns All! easily i've -aC~ SriIei
az Crrg"", n! w {" date in every par
rirVlar An important feature about them
= that 3liuwaur" * mad for seams Th.y
arr perfect in design. conforming 20 all
th. requirements - a,.vanc-,. style. and
Vet arr unusually s.rEii. and easy OF ex-
-. E,isG
orders VII - fll.ri nv mail ONLY Al
l"s about .aUr days. therefore. :o- de-
livery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
HOUSEHOLD CORNER

She boa0ded the car at Sixth and Lo-
Gust. Every seat was occupied. ehe was
young. pretty. and a;tracfiv.iy dressed.
and she made IL evident that she expect
ed some one To offer her a seat
Not man moved All zeaiOus!y studied
their PAPERS. or viewed the scenery from
TIE car windows
Ninth street. Twelfth street. and Eight
eenth street we're passed. and the young
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
DRIED APPLE
lake

Ir"Ir:' hN wash
~. uaI soaking rv"r
might 'wu f"Irgi-
fE.,e az l:;. / arll' Z
~g.".Z. DIV aE.i
hop fin" Irf s.ur-
'G"r ~" hours Ia
TWO ,uyfGls ~ S"H
orleans G4oiIs~.S
a u g when n-.rlI
Gold add u IL" -,sc.
Max. a. q lows
tr" cup vi sugar
n'."-halt CGr'si -
butter. four cups "f
'iUuf. 'Es eggs. ,rs
fi.z 4''rtSpnC'!u' OF
S-IT milk. spice
Hf-. cinnamon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
CAR GRANTS MORE
FREEDOM IN UKASE.
1s- s-nssiss From Arbitrary Arrest Ose
Of the CWsrr.sIOas Co ~ Made
by Rasstan EmprrOr.

STE'TNi. III 'NWIsf-
London. S.pt. l:-Thc T mes rubi.h.s
a ,i,spatch from 81. Petersburg. In which
IL says that "a Uk.S.. granting ir-cGnm CT
meeting s;c.ch and ~. press a!!d I'M
Ynunity from arbitrary arrest VIII BE- Pro-
,nu!yat.d ~ soon As the restrictive IN. as
ur.S are drafted
TIL. election prospects are becoming ,!!s-
,inctIy BRIGHTER. f'"iard obtains addition
al members IN tn. National Assembly.
n',ciuy II on IN. same level as the Rus
sian Provinces.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
Heaumersv Otaras.

I'll. idea Is half the hattie. good PRINTING
,s the other half. ". Il" IL al. Gr..!.
J.ri,-ory = - Louis = j. HarcIGg!!.
r-.s!I.nt sis-s.H-.ss y. second stis"'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
ExPOSITI0N'S ''G0LD' MEDALS
ARE FOUND TO BE PLATED.
Wiasers o4 Athletic hamp10sshlps
1T P0rs1s nd Fair Find TheM.
selves DaPcd.

Portland. Ore. Sept. g.-Athle:es from
various sections OF the United States who
competed in the Lewis ana Clark cham
pionsaip. given under the auspices of the
Exposition. ami who imagined for the
H.sf-place winnings they received gold
metals valued at ST.! !A,. are learning that
III" medals AZ. gold plated. valued at
from s. TO Si2.S
Per- kerrigan director of athletics NJ
thu. Exposition admitted that b. had
permitted the impression 20 go out among
the competing athletes tha, the medals
Were gold. but never made made the s.i-
rect statement that the medals were gold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

/ I DooooDD>1DD1D111o1D11>> i
. SENATOR STONES VIEWS q
. On SCXOAY CLOSSNC Law.
. ] have been aalEeA what Z q
. sAsnk q the Sunday esossog u.
~ S'
- ss
s..S. ",-"..: -. - -: =
. the fern sf . pslssSrsl sssse. .
= r~ s.e. . ..l.e. a,a SEN IN. q
Q ssxscanss - so.aay b . vssls. .
= s.s,e. ~ sse no. rhrs.xhsvs q
q she Sente. With Rose exeeD- .
80. ~ -. ~. =
q served farsher hack shan Z eaa .
,.-.-s.. =. ~. a.seea.r es Q
Ca..s. q
H~HH~c~~~~> ~~>~~~~S..AAAnnA n
Ns,s h"anlns un 's, :" ,S..,.d a ,s rspssi the
in.; - W., "a ns snA, g ,pi,, :. ,Sk u r.-
;rsi,.Y IN. inn'.nv law ThaS question
.h%,,g bs s,,nr,,,,G "a ,h. ues,o,. oi Nik<, ur..
Il. I-..a. Would lie s. overwhelming rs IL "a
practically unanimous y" I'ol.icai raf,S ~"ut S',1
sar- 20 des!aie IN favor o: r.r-anns r., .ne a,sIs
E.,,,SIS,,,s ma i,e,,asc.a,. ai,s. xou,a va;.
asain.s n To that majority ;he sunday Is
recreation To them the associations Of the sab
h.in's!Ne 20 I, .ometh.nE 81 .anc'ity Is dn tn~
a;... rsary ~ the re.u,r.euSn ~ y s, Ie. 80 o.
|n-n r. chufSh bell. I'm. n,i,,r.r ihr T 10 ,he
$500 t.sn, - H.. ..ar WIEN m. pso;..
60 T. .hI."s". ,iay .f .-..E.ous Observance an
Iubli, worship
They feel. Therefore. ,ha, On that. day 70.
on!y saloons bet eli o;ne. brs:ne'. should
81 Ard IN ;ss visN J 'hinx sney are I'm. IN.
Sh.;aisa Macy q u. may no' live un o. them:
.; na' ". e-..e.s In ,n.n,, hry AZ. ,a go
{, as ,41.t f.:,Unutc for the STAT. and the "a.
nI;. that - 81 The Sania! in:iaeh.. !. 's
.oci IL i.Id, both :: so;ien si, s's.hs,nsn; 20
nIe. i Is p:op :. The r. isi:u, and moral LIE
No: ;hass who Would r-pe., the sunday i.w had
as wei! xiyc ii up An attempt cs thai kint
.i-at yur,,er; to make it : srsious issue.
ih- si.'"rs 'uSst :. be .tSI ,,;.,a "G suaas. AZ.
-.s!Iy :. ~: public c,miori sh,uid b. :ics.d
-, on n"-i' snp.u mn =. @ w y, ir'",,.4, IN
sr anyih.ns ,ha, .auin,. a; prosif.ti n. for /
.,iz. ihr Fac; ;hat IN. -nvisonmeni. .: large
cifi-e sn.i IN. conditions prevailing IN ei-at
crn'efs ~ Population. are Very dinsTea' from
these N inr~l 'onim':'''''.
pssSs. Ssrdeas and places of .@r..-
0e0a. where 1seo, women and ehto.
dreo nsay EO - S0a6ays fer pleas
Wsr. rerreatS00 aaa s0rial 1neer.
s'ssoese. are ueCe1so1ys 00a here %
w.ssd 6e wise a~ allow The greatest
.. liiasle rUn>isoens with public order
and prOprteeY. Jose what ran sse
dome or sh~ola be SOae ta this Ssrer-
1iOn ! am 00rertaoos ] have not yes
srieso tO work ID Ous. ] do net he.
1leN~ u psssstboe. ar even wise. Z" at
e. rsspl lO ROS SeP0 q great city Hike -.
1anSs MS We govern the smaller
ssNas Gf the SateFiOr.
believe IN dealing with conditions a. fh-y
eN.s'. and a. they VIII exist IN s'.:'" "s any
'naE. ana III r"ttinx "a. g.'if",t S"-d fo.si..e
~. ~: 81 sh~ ;r IN. & ,,n ,S 49,, " ,n,
.hs hs n.,s ,s cr,r m "a r.,:,r. ~, n,.ss 4 q,
sunr'u,iv isws bu, ,h.r. ar. .a,u. i,ys q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

berry. such as the police are sal! to be-
considering. could be- preferred against his
client. Tn" police. II .s claimed, are hold
Ing the So. rs evidence
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
pYrsI.ir SPECIAL.

HiEsnoro. T.I.. Sept. .s-In an asYsJ
a, AIu,.is In this county. Is0 nigh. sam
Lawrence received q pistol sno; IN tns ss-
.oyn.r. Uh.ch 10 expected 20 prove fatal
Cha.ieO Kent, . broshe.-.E-ia~. isa:n@''i-
assiy surrendered 80 an ofiscef and = CON
paint for st;eHps to 01r1er w1 a.eo
against him
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
VELVET CREAM.

! J. IN !. RIA NJ.
- a. -a'i. ~IrsE-
:Gls Of straw berry
!-liN. two table
= upafuis og "Tr.ar'
3. .iN W. tables
zTDUHi'glS ,f pgigvr-
iZ-ti ~Lgar. whites Uf
Two .ag~ bate
st.H. then Nbr the
cream. til = wine
glass o;.- half IA.
".: the - hilp" Z!
cream. ana III the
glass WITH the
above ulN'ET~ i"at-
r-U fn ID cream.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
- FOR flN.

IN TIRE YEAR .Ns-.''"'"n-! Elank
WASN'T such 4 great man. after all Ok
sired tn, GIs; HISTORIAN
rs Sy%' -ai. his l<'cr"r.
'-i.n-ar:---. ~. looked through 'h- I'll. :
"i III IA. m>isp-r- ~ his tim. AID
'h"r. :sn't dog nor 4 baty ni,I!-! after
him
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

~ rat - .-suy marriage. 81! ~ -hs ii
,1-~ a0Irt = largely tu- g - ya-s
Eat ,sGrE rsGgs- Tsz<= f-ts rultrtrs ~
~ TIE -;S@Es~T va.r,a rCv<h..
r-au s,Erfr - * n: tayfrs Na-~
= .1sw aNsb'Gg aArgr rzr = -st-s'y
chooses ! ~ tSsT'rs- % won - s1-N<
sh<sstIfrls Sp'Ns=. <zs- 'taf 50 = r-,..
~ - b-Shi or C7-.sgisl h. -rU-- a.
tEt f0~ isS WOMAN shAr s.css as~
xrrS 2rs-4t sA~ r,aE 70 S-;z - -
:rJ-st.s- -: SutsTs Esrgsass-'
Ev-C at;s- , lr5- snss=e-,sG. 80 :5l-s-
bsri sri sss~ hs.e usuxA - learn ascct
ragE Cis~--
isy-t-c ,h- c,grtssn y :hs virtues Asv-
hr-r f;-fsye n ~Sstsn-~ Tran TIE q gi-s
a,gsr a.-rr rszt-s-sonT fhF ta-rs r~-.-a
syyi, e.-sriES - and nizs- - -osS1asd
Ml:h
raink tH~r- Q. :ae .T.sl. csa- zsztr
sse ssxrsu SHr AAs os.fy known her .G.-
eAa4 cs,s sAsr. ~esx
rAsry give ysssr lcSr - = r.sa E-is,
eos AuaG asra veil a-i .sp. ;a..s acc'.
u-;ssake srsa,sat,oa sc< 1--we
Isc Srvates; .S--ss ;aa: caa eefas to
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
His RULING p,Ss!nN-aIar

His RULING r,SSInN-AIark Antony
had lust offered Caesar the imperial crown
s.r tn. tl!r; time.
That -!r,,. i>u't IL said Caesar in
~, Euj.rtor.-
Yes ~-rli,s MARI; who vac a. o,.e
t',n.. an i;!n. rT.Hi photographer. That's
'rr,- Eu' Y you carr. for another si:rin.
IL t- glad - make II six for a quarter
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

sv.rue was slightly burned about the
hands and legs E.. nisft BY the s1pao-
sion OF gasoline with which he was clean.
ing machinery at the .'ananef f"u"o'"s
Uts condition .s not serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20

REALLY GI.kE-'-FhnSe ~" wrni. T.
must h.. r..ii- Ci:d Ia ~.. each other.
sid Mis- Cayenne.
What I.ikr- YOU think so?'
when ii-y ne; ,iT.y hfi sn much 10
say To- each ,.-tc: that ;h'y did not stop
% kiss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-20
Ih0s - A600OeO.

Go 20 Lsuxh:,us Seventh ana Iocus:
20: god :sirss 20 eat