St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 14, 1911

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Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ee ee ee ee

ee —— ae ee _ ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1911.

7a HOPES “VOL. 63, NO.. 178. "rogenate-ar_ BURNING LINEMAN eC TROOPS ON AROOE iN CITY OF SUAREZ I TOO COOL TO SIT dicate Trust Building E AS CURRENT KILLS to Have Been Deliberate.

~ FIGHT TO CONTROL |" MISSOURI PACIFIC IS STARTED HERE Lawyers Priest and Judson, Representing the Kuhn, Loeb and Standard Oil In-| |" S57OP THESMOME) ot yet,” -re- 7.) Wane, YOu lied the butcher. terests Make a Formal De-|| my _, | “1 have hopes, mand for the Stock Lists at Di cemonan teak ie Martin Clardy’s Office.

VYeaterday’s iaangper per Highest t 3 p. m. ee os bm 6 38 at 11 a. m. THE TEMPERATURES, Charles Cully, at Top of Pole, 57 11 a, m 54 12 (noon) 52 1 Touched Wire Carrying 4400 Volts. “Did you get any valentines?” asked the baker.

THE ROSE IS REO THE VIOLET BLUE ’ HIM

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a comic one or a fancy one?”’ “O, a plain one would do.’’ “With no. pic- tures on it?’’ “No pictures at all. Reading mat- ter like this would do: ‘Dear Mr. Butcher: Roses are red and violets blue; We've cut the price of meat in two, Roast is cheaper, so is stew, Consumers now won't yump on YOU.’ “That would be a fine valentine to Ene get from the packers.’’ Official forecast: Threatening, with little or no rain tonight and Wednes- day; colder tonight; lowest tempera- ture, 32 degrees. er Se, a ee Workman Bound Himself Se- curely, High in Air, Before the Fatal Shock.

ELECTION IS TO BE HELD ON MARCH 14

ARM AND FOOT SEVERED morning at Newstead BY METAL PROJEC: end Natural Bridge road. His body BS Bove >. ee See ee jh. is i; was in flames when it was rescued by Fes a FR Sage = pees : a ° B. E. Tate, foreman of the crew to which Cully belonged. The lineman climbed the pole at 10:30 a. m. and fastened himself to it with | Charles Cully, a lineman, was elec- trocuted at the top of a 40-foot

pole gocal Counsel Wants Names and Addresses of the Stock- holders to Get Proxies for the Eastern Men Who Plan to Oust the Goulds. 4 - Tuesday avenue

Furmer Purchasing Agent for Biscuit Firr Been Seen Gazing at Top of High St ture—Hat Found Where He Took om han It Off Before Jump. INSURGENT CHIEF ee ee | | PRISONERS ro. LEAVE William H. Lange, until recently purchasing agent 0 PHE CAMP. FEB.9T4 191] Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., plunged to death Tuesday from & ' escape railing at the fourteenth story of the Syndicate Trust ing, Tenth and Olive streets, in the shopping district. He was instantly killed when he struck the conereen a REBEL PRESIDENT. esa ats te =a ne 10 BE TAUGHT IN ELUDES WAPDANT ss Strait oe RANOASGULLEGE} OF U.S. OFFICERS Lange leaves a wife and a3 ry er chasm with suicidal intent. The rail- son, Wiltam H. Lange ye SS a a ee ‘ Pee oe i ae eC ats