St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 8, 1907

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to issue the warrant and so did a prominent attorney of Waco, Tex. Now that the warrant has been issued there is nothing to do but fight it here.” CONFINEMENT DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL. It is set forth in the petition to Judge Elmer B. Adams of the United States Circuit Court for the issuance of a writ of habeas corpus that Pierce ATHER'S HOME Bessie Greenblatt, Music Teacher, Refuses to Live in One Room, AVE FEDERAL PRISON JULY 1

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Ball's life Sentence Affirmed. Special to the Post-Dispatch, FRANKFORT, Ky., May &—The Court of Appeals today affirmed the French Vessels Go Ashore Off — South American Coast— _ Many Jump Overboard.

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ee aft ° a is “imprisoned, detained, confined and restrained of his liberty” by Chief “6 cutnscttntinencninan ’ Pl f ; _ |life sentence in the case of Frank Ball i ~ oS a Ai is . : Inli r “in violati ‘onstituti 'ni States.’ ; } - |for the kill * In October, | ‘Tom Montevideo. published here as aa Savs Measure Drafts on Concern in Spain Police Greecy “in vio on of the laws and Constitution of the United Bonaparte 8 6a ior Missouri i k ing of Jack Boly p tema Satie. bi today, iS ate Leader day ' bat te . final 195, in. Middlesbo Ball defied cap-]|&Dnounces \that the French eS" Be lt Vy; in P for Ph This confinement and restraint, it is alleged, is not by virtue of the final / HE LONGS FOR HIS “BABY”| an’s Commutation Ap- : t was no y | Maritimos Steamer Peitou, from Mate oe ei Violates Self-Government Sent in ayment or 0- . 1 ee of any compet t it ; Pie we l ‘urisdiction, ture, and it was not until after a mi- seilles, April 6, for this rt, has rs i. judgment or decree 0 y petent tribunal of civil or criminal j " ip haaas ; eae . : ; See rennin roved by Roosevelt litia was organized that he was taken.} wrecked off the coast of Uruguay. ‘ i{ Principle. tographic Goods. or by virtue of any execution issued upon such a judgment or decree. p ’ Later Ball escaped from the Richmond oe bow her passengers a2 ‘ , S from |cials, but after constderatio p Agel . ying onged to the restau- — ae “tq 0 All Institutions Is blegram and This Course A copy of the usual form of requisition issued by Gov. Campbell of Texas sin eenamandl ot ee under the date of his arrest and that he be = pinoy a in ype een og enc ee FF ot comity between sne s o Ore Oo e cashier Sat mee Defeated Will Be Followed. follows and attached 1s a copy of an indictment returned by the grand jury Greenblatt, will not hold myself re- cage es — nd of that time, name- counties in crossing lines for criminals give the $5 to Miss Hildreth, " ; _ f Travis County, Texas, charging Pierce with “false swearing.” It is sponsible for the keep or maintenance ly, July 1, 19%. ' — et coed : 7 he i lict t that Pi ‘ M —n l ffid it that of said Bessie Greenblatt, nor for The President has approved the At- ” eae ON charged in the indictmen 1a lerce on May 31, 1900, made an affidavit ti any debts contracted by her torney;General’s recommendation ms a From a Staff Correspondent of the cn. gece el ,| the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. was not a party to “any combination, pool or trust. St. Loute. we” GREENBLATT. rE HAD EXPR( 4 + ' Post-Dispatch. lese two words constitute a cable PERJURY IS DENIED BY ot Louis, Mo., May 7, 1907. I EX (. aa a ea ) PIERCE. | ED ae oi 4 SEY , 8 Ted by reply received in St. Louis this week a ‘ spaiteat : Set ae “5 ssl Ee int ' # . 8 from the Madrid branch of the Credit The allegation 1s then made in the indictment that the company 1s OW ned By t..8 notice published in the news JANUARY TODAY 7 tegel efator McDavid, President pro tem o Vv ais. according Secretary: Wied- : : 10 ; — ANS, ‘ITY sala , baa oe thé’ Senate the fight cvainst the pas- ee of sade ee shes Goeekr em 7 Senter _ - , ciel papers Tuesday and Wednesday, Abra- is Aupocisited ‘Seen Sapeiah thom es eae apes oi “pill I in}in response to a letter inquiring about The application for the write of habeas corpus concludes by averring)) 4. Greenbiatt school master in| \.@Shington was read to Mrs. Charles ee ‘wage of the Pemberton vegan in ae ot _* farna was illea: - ari ions. The W. Anderson here today, tl roma a om branch of the Assembly to-| the validity of drafts drawn on E. Cas-| that the arrest of Pierce was illegal, and sets up various contention: . | the Ghetto, has made public the es-|lroke down and wept. Mrs. “Anderena. ea a ag telli Co. of Madrid by A. Theus & Co.| first point made is that there is no showing that any statements made ins es slight of build and overwrought by the 5 an @ay. The bill, which seeks to prohibit | ,- Ayre - PSs k ¢ si angement between himself and the|/ strain through which she had passed oa ; . , : oO Buenos 4 \ ré S, South Amel! ica. The the affidavit were false at the time they were made, and consequent y no : ss . since her husband's . ” SS a , ‘the establishment of a saloon within|drafts were sent to St. Louis whole- ff « committed under the laws of Texas youngest of his six daughters, _ his was busily engaged naire yo, : ae 4 la Sais it th . | Offense was °Xas. “baby,” as h ' tions for the home- wohl PR . Sty cational in-|S8ale dealers in photographic supplies nine y; S he calls her, who, at the; Uons tne home-coming of the hus- Bee ae ma * iO 1500 and other materials, accompanying or- “It is only alleged that the statements are false,’ the application reads,},.0. of 15, is an accomplished pianist — oe SonmGently expected we y ent of 1500 or : ye . , , “1 would be ay. Nei s he ‘ome a: te ine stones Toe tecatiapante: ders to the amount of more than $2000.] “jn the conclusion and Judgment of said grand jury. teaching.a class, in to take care of ae bean ekl child ARDSLEY ef ves a cansiniinely: and. yesterday) “": “iedemeyer says this cablegram “Said affidavit was made in the form prescribed by the Legislature of} The girl’s unwillingness to live with | So@the little woman could pay her en- AN ere ’ Sty “3 ‘ thas confirmed suspicions his firm has : : r any |her father in one crowded room in a| Ure attention to “getting in shape for 1 j ee ‘was reported favorably to the Senate entertained regarding the South Ameri Texas No charge of perjury or false swearing could be predicated upon any crowded section of tl - oh oo ee 4 O dara Ts » ° . . . , >to “ ay 2 ’ ent. 3 1e @¢a a aim aa against the bill-in the Senate would ee a weighs sell rane ee the state of facts existing in the belief of the affiant.” : : ld ad ges ewe Knows his neighbors and ea forward to listen to the Pe that Arrow Collar patterns insure perfect fit and sit. ot eontinue throughout the day, and the een anne lively Kea skeet eg The affidavit being required by law, it is alleged that if false it cou ~ rakes ao a “ag a ee ond dhe lee oe a Bache 200 STYLES IN QUARTER SIZES; I5c EACH; 2 FOR 250 Be ‘ $ , , b. ra . « . . Ps eC ier s . |) waltery |was filled. Friends were won| i no goods to A. Theus & Co. until| not be false swearing under the laws of Texas. it} em , gy = ene iy hes 'Y“ | would have to remain in the seleeue Troy, N ’ Ok gation of Columbia citizens ap- they know more about that firm. Attention is called to the lapse of time 7 ween ™ i I fer, at 1239 North Euclid avenue. They | collapsed and gave way to tonne oe peut ed. before the committee pleading Goods Ordered Liberally. the affidavit was made and the date on which the indictment was re- have spacious apartments comfortably ston’ a, le a as blow,” sobbed Leg : soe nas ’ he latter part of N , sus &] . , . : ; ‘ aw ath iderson. “Thre s! = the| bill’s passage. Redmond Cole, Con apdeted ‘by mail, aking 6 avait turned, the difference being four years. furnished. There is a green lawn in|= e_montns: _it oe: itor of the official organ of the uni-/in each case, moving picture machines Pierce’s own signature appears at the end of the petition. front and behind the house. A neat i ersity, addressing the Senate commit- — peter thea oe A my yah a gone yes -ds it. ri es e Monday night, asserted that he saw = nests nn ” Tike tovggge ” eg gf lg 7 _ essie receives her music pu- x , exact) from Erker Bros.; cameras to NTS GRE W OUT OF il g Si Be students drunk at the close of recent|the value of $485 (100 pounds sterling) INDIC TME pils. he says she could not teach EP. : : - spay Wen hem in tl ather’s crow : ay ise the iversity. He de-|from H. A. Hyatt, dealer in photo- them in their father’s crowded room. PD Blared that the students who wanted 1| graphic supplies, and opera. glasses and FIGHT AGAINST WATERS- PIERCE, tae Gulp ‘Tere, Resend, — YUMULUCOOF ; ae 4 ‘ field glasses to the value of about $560 : ae van tifa de? : Mf ' Z om uld get beer and whisky at any] (29 pounds sterling) from the Western The indictment of Pierce grew out ofy Pierce has not been set for trial, be- Abraham Greenblatt’s school is at Sar “ ay me. He also charged that dramshop] Optical Co. an affidavit that he made in 1904, fol-|cause he has not been in the juris- }1018 North Thirteenth street. A _ sign ay Boos € eT or Cpe oa Thad ‘not been rigidly t Paea erdaven pone Hagen gs Mb “ lowing the readmission of the Waters-j diction of the courts. on the outside wall is in both Yiddish or a oO aS) % r a j t - + ” Pel . s . . ‘ S Bec . forced. closed similar drafts to the American | pjerce Oil Co. into Texas after it had and Engush, the English sign reading; Olive—Broadway—Locust | Sa Ely Opposes Drunert. Bed Co., and E. B. Filsinger. been ousted by the Attorney-General -~ “Greenblatt’s Hebrew School.” Within . Sa; The goods were not sent to-A, Theus | 0©©n O08 7 law HRA there are two rooms. One is used as toni Pes. When the bill came up today Sena-|]@ (Co. Instead the drafts were taken | for violation of the anti-trust laws. hs Kaba ie: Ok tak okt deabiainal ; a ‘ rt Yreen (: , ade to their respective banks by the firms Staorcra ade oath that the Waters- sa * ae or McDavid of _ ra sg lige v9 the receiving them: No assurance has been Fer é wage 1 ao ins bak rel school desks. Two little dark-eyed . * Ke oint that the Pem erton bill was not! received from any financial institution | Fierce Oil Co. was not owns ; boys were at their studies Wednesday rou ou e ore e tI S ea - s + a ermane to the Governor's call, Prasi- that A. Theus & Co. is a firm of suf- trolled by the Standard Oil Co. of New ee wi “wt 3 pe ent M¢Kinley ruled that the point was pee phe agen MO ang 2 sol - Jersey or any other trust and was not ee a cooaanpg nes Se peeqeting »> mi - | ° ‘ Bet ot- well taken. tek, gp oe egg ? * lin anv combine or pool to control the shirt sleeves, . - 4 aay arate on trom the schoo o-Wear: Fashionable an clusive oe Senator Drunert offered an amend- Erker Bros. cashed their draft at once price and sale of petroleum. Upon this Another room opening ‘ e 3 ie } . ne *7. FY a ‘ ‘ ; : , ran ay’ > j j ; a % ent dtsigned to make the bill apply | through the Mercantile Trust Co. and it affidavit being made and filed with the + room is the tcacher’s bedroom, dining st Be Be sit Riate institutions, ‘hia would kill| was in the investigation that followed | oer vere state the Watere-Pierce| Me Deannine Parsons Fails to [rem at tee sy Prianess thaiaes ae he bill adopted. Senator Drunert mude jat the letter Of ing fF was sen ris €: ce Ne = : é | “ . } ers Th Sal f W W tad long each in behalf of the amena- | the Credit Lyonnais. Co. was granted a new license to do TS. renning areons 5 ae bln eagle oalkyet, so Mga e eo omen s aists Two of the Mi y P, , 2 EE iidintion te give Columbia the eR | ee Convince Official That It ier. ian’: mien -thiconibinn to a Post HIS 1907 collection of Waists dwarfs all shore “thi cae Me Melange remy th BB seo Me ‘ 4s legislation to give Columbia the r , Si z Ss Lt : : aists ay Sé with three double box plaits down front an od 6, tae ‘ , : ’ G “anh. When Attorney-General Hadley in the TREE Me : “s : . — . : pa . . at ° % fe iitert adipitted that ie make for the Peon of sas benceaien against the Should Be Issued. Dispatch reporter, “I asked her to former Waist occasions at this store. The gath- | with yoke of fine tucks. Skirt tucked to knee with ee kee Ps 7] 7 ~ = ‘ co a . . - ’ + a . r ° e e . e 2 ae #ill originally, but that subsequently be- : ‘Republic and Wa- : come home, but she won t. Her mother ering includes Tailored Linen, Persian Lawn, India | flared flounce; short sleeves; cuffs, collar and girdle ff ig ome convinced that it was an injustice Standard of ne -Pierce j P av 2G _ r oe iid rj * ae Me crtenaeh that hrcraygens $0 eka ters-Pierce Oil sea ati a street left the Four Courts Wednesday |stav with me. do not stop short of $50.00, lace— #8. a f aT seumndmnant would meat "eros fact that the i aters-1 on wiry much disappointed that she had failed “I have plenty of room here, two big At §$1.00—There are three very attractive Princess Dress of White Dotted Swiss—Blouse made — .« &ubition for Missouri. was owned and controlled by the Stan-}iq optain a bigamy warrant against | rooms, and I can get her scholars—she Mord hate ; ra¢ } ve , ] ced back d front; short si ; colla me ie, ry ae . : weawy 1 that styles of Lawn Waists. The most remarkable full, tucke cK an ront; short sieeves; colar, Bec a The untversity is the pride of Mis- dard Oil Co. of New Jersey and that) wijiam Parsons, her husband. She said | teaches music—but she is ashamed to ; ‘e aT tok ; é ‘ irdle broid j i with cr - ‘Sgouri,’"’ he said. ‘“‘And we send our chil- ization in 1900 was merely , gs ! eee ; ; one-dollar Shirt Waist value we've ever of- cuffs and girdle of embroidery inserting, edged 7 25 ee @iren there. The pupils who attend the e its reorganizatlo saa Tex: she would apply for an information {live on Thirteenth street. I would be fered. Val. lace; skirt full plaited to knee with flare and eg ormal schools are matured. Those at a subterfuge to get back Into 4€X&S,} charging him with disturbing her peace, |glad to support her if she would live deep hem— 89.00 ae gee gall + besten ~ ee 9 yO ma gg Lawyer's Connection With F'a- the Prosecuting Attorney of TraviS|They are separated, and she says he | with me for I am lonesome. She is a At $1.35 and $1.50 you'll find them prettily | So--. . . : ~ ae no : Mi : , 12, Mrs. Parsons said, she jessie cried when she talked of her ural color: coat made semi-back. single-breasted Ben ; then than they are now. RB , erts testified in the case of Mrs. Mary | issued the requisition, but Pierce was] and Parsons were married in Memphis. father at her sister's home on Euclid ° f t = h ] b tri mF ith wide ee Ely denounced in stinging terms the O'Malley against John WU. Musick, in|] then in New. York and the statement rhe) CRIS to St. Louis more than a |‘ ’ ae : . ory A Profusion of Parasols ron , wit arge pearl uttons, mm wi w / a Rent’ the bill. Mely peste Sen by Judge Shields’ court in i t by his son that his per Ase = ae separated soon after. | avenue. white Soutache braid; collar and cuffs of white ef the bill, ly wa wi 4. RN oa was given out Dy Dis §& ¢ arsons SWallowed what he supposed ‘“‘Papa can d s he likes,’’ said she NT ’ > i . eves: j i Se magni Heagpen glee hs scant alt wt fgg The case grew out of a trade of flats | manent residence was in that city. hia hoon ae” tablets Feb. 6, 1906. at BU gnagy Maen sees aa sb Breceee se VEN here you I] find the **Cherry and visited ag Pens ete, skirt made ware full $30.00 s) , -# Who spoke against the aes 2h lon Caroline street, for a 1000-acre tract Ss home at 1802 Hickory street, be- , gt aps : Begre. ‘hite” ides ‘eseen, T "hi orem : ; — _— y ee ,et ee Se ear the a he in- a easel etal acai ai Warrants Long Ago Issued. a Been his wife with another |may. If he doesn't I have nothing to * 3 voggliees deuniak bl "treat Gabe ae oy. * tende o vote age Tt. > " a¥a ‘ ’» J a. saa ; ‘ ‘deca é i é a ~Ixth and Olive streets. He oe rita. P , . ‘aa . ae, a. ° 0 . ’ - . = Pek ¥ a" one tnat the ve —." blow at | existence of this tract is in controversy, Pierce had 2 gemeegi Ber oie from St. — _—— to the City Hospital, whowte ee fo a him ee =e ny hi the cherry color from $5.00 to $9.50. Shirt-Waist and Jumper Suits as” -loca seil-governmen grat e W888 land Musick is incidentally pe Louis until very recently, the warrants; it Was found that a druggist, suspect- “I wou 1ome and live with him ‘+. g ee . . : ene ainst it chiefly on that account. The “ etn. es nese having been issued for his arrest as|!"& Parsons’ intention, had siven’ kins if I could, but I cannot. Some time ago Parasols in white, blue and brown; natural wood | These also come in all the springlike colors fates) nate Chamber was filled to its capac- ; "@V° permitted an improper affidavit laVINE “' a ba ; calomel instead of morphine handles; cord and tassel to match 833 75 d bi ti a ity during the progress of the argu-j| touching the subject to be made before | sS00n as the requisition was honored Mrs. Parsons had no documentary | be sent his attorney to me and asked me gta te wees and comobpi1nations, ee ments. Bo oe en, So enen tee “9 him as a notary. 3 by Gov. Folk. press ° her assertions regarding her|that I go home. I was willing to go if Tan W 1 brown border and brown with tan bor- | Shirt-Waist Suit of Lawn—Blouse made with plait- 4 | ‘ deep interest both here and throughout Attorney Cannon, representing Mrs. Jewell P. Lightfoot, Assistant — a ae ae nln ee matters in regard to papa's home were der; price : $3.75 ed back, tucked yoke, open front, three-quarter an a = the State. O'Malley, placed Roberts on the stand] ne} -General of Texas, who is in aden rested at Twenty-third street é and different, but he does not want to change A pretty ane of Parasols; plain colors, green, sleeves with turn-back cuffs; skirt made full, ucked, a Avery for the .Menaure. to testify concerning the Georgia prop-]| Louis taking testimony in a civil suit poh ep rs deg meets Tuesday night by [them so I must stay here. I have my blue, brown and black; natural wood handles; with deep flounee and hem. Price— x e tie Senator Avery of Lincoln County made | erty. He said he had been to the same] against the Waters-Pierce ott Co., anys by ie hie ae ggg Bes music pupils and that keeps me busy.”” cord and tassels; also a pretty check of all eol- Jumper Suits of French Lawn and Percale— Blouse a il othe Di ean an Bam of the | place in Georgia on other business and] that he has no interest whatever in| followed and ..anoved her and admitted} Bessie is a pupil of Prof. Epstein. ores “price #$5.00 | made full-plaited front with tucked back, trimmed aes, > ‘ ; ‘ ot : a | ee “ee a ayes cee th ye ae aa was de-/ had found records of the tract in ques-| the criminal case, which is pending in oa me Sronent the bigamy charge on | Wer father and her sisters consider her A pretty line of Dresden Parasols pretty handles with tailor-stitched straps, girdle of embroidery band; A / ; : a . ve : . name : - ‘ ace ; : : S . : ‘ . ‘ ’ ; o 3 spa 8 ne Sree Vaert ee _ ine —_—_— a musical prodigy. Her mother before with large cord and tassel, from $6.50 to $15.00. | skirt tucked; flared from knee, with two wide bias “a : Every Woman a Law Unto Her- Cross-examined by former Judge Lub-| handled entirely, Mr. Lightfoot said, EXPLANATION WANTED her death in San Antonio last Novem- folds on bottom, in stripes and various size dota, i * ke, Roberts said he is an attorney, but} by the Prosecuting Attorney of Travis ‘ | i eat career for he ° . yi cea— 7.00 and 87.50 > self ; ; ber had planned a great ca r ner upremacy in ibb Prices : 00, . : tn Wothan te ae ame ae are cs gre Se cane gree : law | County. OF SWITCH LAYING daughter. Besste was with her in ons pag * ? pac r a law unto herself,”’| school. He said he worked for James : ied Sa le eC Uctilhaadciaeacascall ices ttn 1, Sh x . Se ee ‘ $ declared Miss Conklin, the bright, ener-| 1. Blair for several months in 1888 and a ee oe ee Del ee oe -_ HE best es idence of a department’s su- Newest Veils and Veilings. BE Sy a ctie woman who is demonstrating 1889 is a stenographer. Later he had the Waters-Pierce Oil Co., who test e egates Ask Travilla for fuperal DOCS. sae: Went: to. her seter's: premacy is its readiness in an emegrency | | ez ~” fe a as SLe i er, la e | € . 7m ‘ i P = " : . « : T Ve > . q ‘ © the ladies of St. Louls at the Grand- Sray fied Wednesday in the civil suit against on Euclid avenue instead of to the old| “Cherry and White” demands found us well pre- Ol LD you be appropriately as well as Light on Wabash Act. Street Commissioner Travilla was called upon by the House of welegates, rw “ " suesday evening, to inform that body becomingly veiled? Then you will choose ea here tomorrow. The department never presented more fascinating novelties—exclusive and new. Auto Square Veils; white with solid vores 0 been a lawyer, he said, not a stenogra- pher. “You are the same Mr. Roberts,” said Judge Lubke, ‘‘who gave out for pub- pared, and there is little likelihood of a scarcity. But come early. Any width you mav want for decoration or dress purposes in taffeta and satin taffeta. home. Starvation Kills 11,000. CAPE TOWN, May 8.—Finding it use- leader how to put on a corset. Miss Conklin, an expert In all affairs pertain- ing to the corset, will lecture every af- ternoon this week from 3 to 4, how io obtain a perfect figure, or, at least, how the company, is regarded as the Neme- sis of Pierce. Gruet has furnished the officials of Missouri and Texas with a great deal of information that was use- rs ; RES § 5 a er Oe eS ¢ Ma ine sae cs va c hiting ae 5,4 Ja ne re & mS ee _ igh es, 3 7 ss 5 ; 4 . r * \ 4 ‘ ‘ FE ET ES Ee ge ee

to give the uninitiated the impression | lication what is known as the Blair tr eiethe , : that your form is modeled along the story, are you not?’ ful in prosecuting the cases against the|°Y W lat authority the Wabash Railway | less to further resist the~- German ‘ der and velvet cherry spots; price i lines designed by the really up-to-date , (of "= Standard Oil combination, of . which| 4 @ switch a half block long last | troops. 15,000 Herreoro tribesmen, ac- ? : modistes, and has not been padded out| “S'tormey Cannon objected. : Sunday ni . : Women s Latest Neck Other colors are lavender, pink, Pines See Sarees 2 here and drawn in there to suit thai “The witness may answer the ques-]| Pierce and his company are a part. Cli wa - ght on Second street, between | cording to information received from wear Pe i 4 hit Bs eaeat artitrary Pa ee © than ont (Oy t sini eens an Suan nce he “ae its Following the nitenh mine upon the nance hee been yee Pe Ro cipal German Southwest Africa, decided some H ARITY Carnival ‘Cherry $0 2 ; t a ‘ aa in solid colors, inclu ew 43 and | ag i aire . : ’ . shakes =’ ; . . = “ assed Dy 1@ awiunicipa : 4 « y ‘ cneTrry ; rice ie ae, Ease ety alae igh de ‘ y yaa re renee - eteenciiel - . . . . . . . . ae ; a. ae put ia and worn, iS “Then the objection will be sustained, The civil i: against the Waters | Carnival. atone loon: tll ae ae | Feat he r Boas will be much In evidence at the ee oe Rend er erate ie the sa replied Judge Shields. “His connection} Pierce Oil Cc. is to be tried in Austin |Next regular meeting ‘ate of the Aa- SUCCESS WITH SPAGHETTI Carnival, and our newest styles are in many col- W ? {; companions to envy. “She hasn't a bit > oh ied A DEFENDANTS it properly. Spaghetti can } | Stockings is considered, we look upon this ar Bees better ficure than I have and look at that in the Blair case Roberts proved : t proj y- SI can be used in num-: You ll Need Lon Silk Gl — f > ° Choice of lisle ; her now. She's a perfect Venus, who.| himself a successful investigator of real] Quick asa Wink TO PROVE AN ALIBI berless ways, but the final success of the | g oves rival 4 — at importance. | hb = > ever a haan 20 anwipr oe whee , dish depends mainly upon properly boiling. ERE also the desire f : or silk, and a full line of sizes to start the selling oe 5 And #0 the demonstratien went on. One PRE.) SRE aap, ee eee Pace ee es ion gadaenel Preston 9 2 h a d T ; l If you are one of those Who have never | H An ab AN Sire or ( ha rity Carnival Thursday. ae, "gy co : es € . ee 7 _* cS . , . - : . . * ad : og Reuee, was tits ay ot the wheter Quarreled, Lost Purse. rT mith Murder ra had good luck with Spaghetti—just try again | eats por Stale gratified. Cherry-colored Silk Women’s Plain Lisle Hose; price 35¢, 3 ire be Ei} : d crowd and see how good it really is when properly (loves are perhaps prettier on the hand and erm for ~ 00 : 4 The police are investigating a com- Resumed Yesterday. i =

oS en npegeen Pex lair 4 tha pad Plaint of Robert KE. Weller, a contra s ooked. The best Spaghetti is ¥ than any other, with the possib! f wh ee? 'Purent ease and explained that the ear- nt o obe ‘ss er, Ce c- . eo 3 is iad ‘ coogea, ’ 8 faust Brand . ‘£ ’ “sible exception of white. ° Be ' ment fitted “Hke a-glove and en’ ne tor, ag Sy * at 1402 Burd spy or oe — @ yd ee pesos Nev., May 8.—The Pres- —made from the very best of American Kither will be correct on Friday, W rae BS Rm. Hose; plain, lace ankle or it ~~ *® eornforta ble.” Says he lost a purse containing $4 Smith murder trial was resumed] purum wheat. It is sold b : ‘ . : ; embroidered, the r 50¢ tf ie i & From the models who served for the and two receipts, while engaged ina THE DAINTY DESSERT yesterday, the de . 1. ‘ ‘ ¥y all grocers in 20-button le ngt he, In cherry, white, pink, light R . pe ir i | ® | | demonstrator to work with, it woula| {ght with another contractor. The! Hintoa pint of boiling water, you will have nesse efense putting on wit-] « dainty package, which keeps the contents blue, lavender, cream. pongee and black Women's Pure SUk: Hose, plas. ee ie ; | | seem that Miss Conklin’s words were| S@ht occurred in a hallway at 1436 re : a destert Shich will surprise and , ae to prove an alibi for the de-]| fresh and pure. Buy a package from your £2.00 a2 Bos ave 81.50 and 82.50 | % 4 Verified: “Fach woman is a law unto purd avenue, and is sai fo have been Bel ht all who taste it. When it has become encants charged with conspiracy. No] grocer and try one of the appetizing recipes | 2] length: all col “a? sad Ge Women’s Pure Silk Hose; tan, plain or embroid- re oe herself,”’ for no two were treated in rought about by a d spute over col it wil! jellify and be ready to eat. For testimony Was introduced to prove the in ou*® booklet —*‘Spaghett{ and Some of Its 16- mtton eng 1; a co ors named above exce t- " f t : © 1 > the ir ; é . ; Be 1 and Sage gm “ Ay , work. more elaborate dessert try the following: innocencé of the meh directly charged Uses"—we will send you a free copy on re- ing cherry R1.50 to 2. 5 ered fronts; special price, pa tt ‘ hey ew rns mee ON,” CNG por , | | | e . : hi + - + pemiinder of the week, giving Setann. lees Scam. mae with the murder, an attempt being ap- |. aes aia 2-button length, in white and black only; the The “Fliti 9? t: E ‘clusive ie me ’ large j ‘ arniti«w +¢ . Z : ; ; r : , an testa dttings the remainder Tithe teaspoonfuls of augar. “ Addvone cup sweet ewes Pg ein Reset paccatenet ty tbe Pita Rw en Reng gt ‘olla ee $1.00 and 81.25 . f aime v 2 > der 0 e or Vince ‘ . en ' ™ OF UNC tender—never és Oa Py : S ae ; > > day. AN Vv WEAK eeeeneerens oe OES eis, Cenene betes a Parse acts — and othe : accused put it In cold water or add cold water while Silk Petticoat Fe t MA** A ee on nae laid Sty ks ae: - Seale . : _ - a. niy three or tour more a ue, this Corset ada bs ea =f cnpsof boiling water. cooking. By following instructions carefully. ures “ pecul y pted | co Bastneers to Meet in Mexico. PERSON Pour in mold orbow! alibl witnesses will be examined when] ana using Faust Spaghetti, you wil) invarl- y i = Louis women. A model for the slight as well as ee MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 8—A og ye ee closes. Reb-ttal will begin] ably have the best of success | WO of the most popular Sille Petticoat! the fully developed figure. ine A : os 1 am . ett se * . ‘ : . a . . : 2 | call has been issued for the Can gain strength on goto the iaee one il the case will Try the 5 cent package today—vou numbers in the stock. Popular because the “Elitia K,” for the fully developed figure; long — 4 moe Matiety eb Cay eae — 1 ter miners’ union has made public a will bay a 10 cent package tomorrow. qualities are out of all proportion to the littlé prices, over the abdomen and very short under arm, — 5 F a ecers, etter to 2 , : . ‘i "Ld, , — ; , ys . ‘el . ee. SJ will convene here July & It is noeabinn aa Langan strongly de MAI LI BROTH a ST. LOUIS. MO. 85.00 Beautiful Taffeta Sij_ Petticoats, in made of French eoutil; front and side 2s ny b> eprange for a special train sin threatening note a ge Bing om gen ———— solid colors and changeable effects, trimmed with porters es is uls to Mexico City fo , , receiv , ‘ ; sect : Neg or lation of members of the a ae re ne as follows: “ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. plaited or shirred ional flounces, es “Elitia W,” for the slight The iple _coming from the United States know that you oe 6B AaB BOYS Wa—14 a i: ¥7.50-—Silk Petticoats, made of excellent qual- feature of this Corset is the : e : : a square deal Five 10 Ses Jas ’ 0 18 years of ity taffeta; come in all the new shad i het ween the bust and waist line; made of : . FOOD entitled ton ®nd that is all they are age, to learn: trade: good tusked. flounce 4s. jolie by w shades; deep “oer a sonal larper's W daly ’ ” ; The hile learni 5 ve! flounce. sectional es figured broche; pe ee OR a ee _ we cd remember. dens “There $s a Reason The Post-Dispatch is the only evening | paper Post-Dispatch is the evening Co. ng. Ludlow-Sa lor : . | ae Sry Yc a Rs hoe A Pi x "gtd Bae : es ; a se ey a 7 / : a : % . ; 4,3 5 av. é : 3 he fi : : % rae % - . _ FS _ : ; eee Pee re : ae a % 4 S ey ne pa A ca + ots, ee. Re Se Py Keg : ~ 4 ; i > ae ‘yi cra 5 s . . i, arte ae ‘Riakee wee oe 4 oat! san AE CRY , - 4 “See 7 ca Rae Ye ee ae Pus Sans oe rt se : Se Ero ie er us , a ae eos oe Re ce Ba : ae ya en era ge a mere er oa esse ka ae Teer te & Bo ae as oo. Te eae er er ae, poe ae Se ae bade ie pane ‘3 cee RE eee eee ‘ : 2 Ae eR OS bal es a <r. to Rec Se OES SE atl iia ee aes me - " | ! Mey ae os a} keel ta eee

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