St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 10, 1925
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7 , Lie y Pe a - _ i ‘ a : between the outg@oirg Governor (has refused to resign, and that he selien: eos orn aye pice) —_ ean ~—- earner 5 pean eee . ' ’ "| had appointed - Anderson of! no iMtimMmation tHAt ner 4 re) te + aamanged ie ece. | amene City in his place i grounds for charges against Atke-|ing Way for Baker to name Hyde's Ba ’ wric Sappeared ter | Se Hyde solved the question, at) choice for the office. Anderson Wag ‘ ‘ ) The Atkecon controversy has On. sat + ' i qj UeStii ri, € + ‘ - J ‘ ad >» = ; pear be any of plain mandates of the, been under way for several weeks,| ast to his own satisfaction, by/the State employe who was sent out ™ unl ' — 7 ; "| ili " cringe tk Ss) ; 2 ng of t a lic State Sehators. Republicans as | "i Tresignation having been de- we * = = nl a esngr he arng olive gM. oor mg in es grey a well as Democrata. ie whom all ap- manded by the Governor and re- in the list the law requires him to _— - ] _ 7 n eg as cami- Pointments must be submitted { fused by Atkeson. It was origina! send to the Senate, and by his no-)| Paign to induce members of the Ku | rt sOr | " . : 7 ~ - , ~areraa le a ‘ Klux Klan to make affi “it at confirmation, today expressed ly understood that Hyde desired re mat ne ned pes tg by eoupenpul:; Dr ‘ome ~ - Hidavits tha “mmazement over the thods be- | Atkeson’s removal in order that he! appointment. Several Senators ex- Pr. APU! . Neeson, Baker's — era gt f : ,| Pressed the opinion that in calling! Democratic opponent for the gov- ing pursued by Gov. Hyde in the | Might bring about the appointment | the Serfate’s attentio +) fact ernorship, was a member of the closing days of his administration, °f Joseph Thompson, Hyde's sec-' a ap gee eh gears Oe et Nae Me a ¢ and in the character of som» of the retafy,. in furtherance of a plan to! #t be had appointed Atkeson he) *i4n- nee Se eaneee Swe Atty : appointments Governor-elect Bak. keep intact the Hyde political or placed Atkeson's name before the @4vits. the truth of which were de- | le - i. 7 a ss ~ 4 d +e -” 5 - 2 - . ’ : tin . Senate for confirmation, and that| Ried by Dr. Nelson and was not sub- er had announced he intends to ganization for use in the senatorial a. Ceberne will b bI + stantiated by any evidence | City, appointed a member of the hn Ev Sena: t ly | campaign of 1926, when Hyde is! — ea gy . ee 2 oF : ; - 7 | : “iy “atte MAKC. en ‘Mators extremely CamMmpaig -°, ) possession of Atkeson's office uw No Hurry in Senate Public Service Commission. tie practical in their politics expresso | expected to be a candidate. More | pte aetna oc paghin, of Br ) ita: ' came to Jefferson City 20 years dowbt that Raker would be aie to recently the report ha) . ’ : close of the session of the Legisia- | ©1t¥, appointed director. of penal LANE’S PIT] | a ture. institutions. Dr. Enloe has been a _ practicing physician tn Jefferson ~keep your syste clean and keep you well. They act on the ee ae Bin ee 2 Ry CURTIS A. BETTs. A Safi Correspondent of ERTAIN remarkable and outstanding merchan- dise has been assembled for the opening day, but on each and every day throughout the sale there will he. ties were in special favor, and num- be similar opporunities in keeping with the magni- — QMMME ‘Secoraea in the first hour of trad- tude of this event. em ae cuenevent cilaiiter auesatinal: Te the | of San ERNARD fF. 10 — Jan the turnover slightly exceeding !.- 000.000 shares in the two house, the market appeared tame in comparti- a son of the furious speculative ac- % | tivity of last Saturday, and the exse A mong the Hu ndreds ot Items on al with which advances brought out profit-taking suggested that | eng ae good many stocks at least would | 0 Men’s Suits Girls’ Toilet Articles a like a little time to recuperate there | Men’s Overcoats Girls’ White Goods — Men’s Hats Art Needlewo @igestive powers. But despite me irregularity caused by realizations Men’s Caps Men’s Shoes Men’s Shirts and some short selling in the finat ) Bureugns hour, the undertone remained g001 | Putterte® ana net gains predominated at | close. Bonds were moderately ac- ive with speculative railroad issues in demand at higher prices. Sterling Continues Strong. “Business in the foreign eX- change market was much quieter, ’ but strength itn sterling was still Men Ss Gloves in evidence. Sterling sold x% of 4 a cent higher at $4.78%. This price, Men s Sweaters however. is % of a cent below the Men’s Hosiery hich point reached yesterday. ’ French francs were 4% of a point Men’s Trousers, Etc. Watches lower at 6.36%, and declines of 1 ’ : to 10 points occurred in Swisr, Women’s Dresses Silverware De catch teeda Eamaaaee a ee W . Coa wwa Wwegian currencies. vemngrony ts Hollo re » oe “The statement of the New. York Women Ss Blouses D ae » Clearing House as of the close of , . : business Jan. 30, showed the fol- Women’s Sweaters Beauty Preparations lowing changes: Leases, Slecounts, W ’ tnvestments, decreased $33,343.00; omen s Furs Tablecloths net demand deposits, decreased $47.,- Women’s Corsets Napkins 192.000; time deposits, decreased $é,- . 9 7 — Women’s Lingerie Bedspreads ’ Women’s Footwear Sheets ’ Women’s Gloves Women’s Millinery . o Women’s Hosiery ’ Women’s Neckwear ’ Women’s Underwear SEE SUNDAY PAPERS 4 ordering for the first quarter of “ f Rew business and replenishments of ; “Se » stock in the closing weeks of tie . year were bound to he reflected tr a large gain of orders, despita op- | @rations averaging 80 per cent and |. @ fair rate of shipments from the _ milis. The other development wa the declaration of a quarterly divt- Gena of $1.25 a share on. Fishar- / Roy Monier, a State Tax Commis- sioner, was to be selected for the job, but without any change in the general political scheme. eart. —— oo — - - — —— ee eee —_ —— County, Baker’a old home. He for- meriy was a Circultt Judge and is considered well qualified for position to which he was appointed Dr. James Stewart of St. Louis director of hywiene of the St. Louis public scheols, appointed State Health Commissioner, for which he is considered well qualified by rea- eon of his advanced medical educa- tion and his long experience in matters of hygiene and medicine. Dudley L. Calfee of Jefferson % ta6¢ Jewelry (of every description) Eee 795,000: circulation, tncreased %$103,- 000, and excess reserves, decreased Pillowcases $80,406,160. - . StecIl Tennage ltacrease. Wool Goods Table Lamps “Two important items of news which did not reach the street until Domestics Just at the close were anticipated to a certain extent in price move- _™ents of the week. One was’ the statement of unfilled orders of the | United States Steel Corporation. Un- | finishd business on the books as wf Dec. 31 amounted to 4,816,756 tons, the largest amount since last Feb- Tuary and a gain on the month of 784.787 tons. The increase exvee.i- ed general expectations, although The Salesman Who Will be interested in this message is one who is now doing a successful sales job and who is gétting out of it, in in- come, all that is possible; who preferably, is under 35 years of age; who has had ¢onsiderablgexperience in sell- ing to department stores; who understands resale methods and the development of definite sales and ‘advertising § plans; and who is new looking for a larger field in which § to express his ability to reach the reward of a materially larger return. For such a salesman we offer an oppottunity to bundle an excel'ent piece of merchandise, widely advertis¢d and In this connection, {it has been ” , City for more than 20 yéars and nointed out that the Governor prob- | for the last four years has been ably will fail in his attempt to +13 , ' | State Health Commiissioner. Dur- . = tig se cme st. bouls aa ne- ing most of last year, and whiie sas City police and election boards hold! @ the State position, he was ? e to ¢ ’ oiain ‘ a uae & Vil, i Seem : cg ~ be | able to devote a considerable part , recalled that a month ago, Hyde, at e hie tH to directing details 0° | Raker’s advice, asked for the resig- | °° **S, “U™e °° aw sengen — jmation of members of the board | ees Cn See Severeee, a | Ba ey e dn ej anage- , Apparently it was the belief that! 4 oR eyes Si 7 a | with the resignations accepted, the; ¢- her Becomes Warden | offices would be vacant and the oT .~ x. appointed Warden at ~ . a Paeme < i ‘ ta ’ liver and ke ep howels open TONIGHT — SOLD EVERYWHERE Feel Better Afterwards TAY} ' N, thoroughly supported in every det4il of selling and adver- tising; salary and expense allowance with a substantial commission. For a personal appointment and particulars address Dengue. Head Senate would be forced to act at |} once on the names Baker sent to it. | As a matter of fact it will be tm-'! possible for the men of the boards to relinquish their offices until the the penitentiary. Nix was a Chart-. ton County farmer until several years ago, when he was appointed an usher at the penitentiary at a The Store fer NQUNS ALL the People | Stock as compared with the old divri- | dend rate of $190. | im General Motors which has a large Body common stock, which is equiv- : alent to $20 a share on the oid Unusual strength ee ee salary of $125 a month. His duties there hafe not been important. | ebleck of Fisher Body stock, was | thereby partly explained. ~- = odaal | St. Louis Stocks | | ST. LOUIS STOCK BXOHANGE, Jas.) Hays Pee Tranenctions on the toval stock mar- | Household ‘ at the week-end seasfon, in the 6@- | Torsten 4 | Senate confirms their successors, remeds @Welieach haring been appointed to * Sager Metros ge ta. | (service “until his successor ts ap-. CONSISTING ye Of ShowmE sal /pointed and qualified.” BEES SRTOUED UEC Prison. 7 J. I. Burnett of Jefferson City. Punishment of O'Reilly. | appotnted supervisor of industries) | The punishment of personal ene-|at the prison. There has been; | mies element entered the situation raised no question of Burnett's ex- | yesterday when Hrde, at Baker's | périence in the duties of the posi- )Srgete. amounted to 1513 shares of stock | Hudaon ’s Reading A Everybody’s Reading About | Tequest, failed to send to the Senate | tion to which he has beeu appoint- : P band $5000 bonds. |. Happ the name of Andrew J. O'Reilly of |ed. The criticism of his appoint- se 4 ; meres St. Louis, a member of the Public ment is due to the fact that he ts a - | “‘ 3 4 PRR. Let | tet . Service Commission appointed by | stockholder of the Oberman Manu- ; be. i 7 - ' Se ai1as ote ine ee Hyde in vacation of the Senate. | facturing Co. one of the taggest d , | | | (Reilly is a personal friend of | customers of the penitentiary, and Lieutenant-Governor Liord ana of which he has been manufactur-) supported Liord against Baker for | img superintendent, a position de- the governorship. 'manding a salary far in excess of _ After the Governors tist had | what he will receive for his services been submitte@ Baker announced | to the State. that he intended to appoint Dudley | A. H. Steinbeck of Union, ap-| 8 ; P Calfee, a Jefferson City lawyer, | Pointed Parole Commissioner of) to succeed O'Reilly. who has served the State Penal Board. - Steinbeck: on the commission four years, who came into gonflict with the Federal is an engineer and who ts thor. authorities during the war because ; : oughly conversant with the duties of utterances heid to be disloyal. of the pésition. He was convicted. Recently he has: When the Senate gets O'Reilly's | been serving as a deputy in the appointment before it in the reply ate Labor Department. : ef the Secretary of State to the Sen.| ‘William B. McGregor of Brook- Effective J h ective Jan. 8t | @te resolution to be introduced next | field. reappointed superintendent | week, it is considered prébable that | °f Prison farms, a position for| O'Reilly will be confirmed and that Which he is considered wel! quali-| |Calfee will be rejected. O'Reilly | tied. 18th and Locust BI. has the friendship of a majority of | With the exception of McGregor! the Republican Senators, who prob. 2nd Burnett, who are Democrats Grand and St. Lowis Av. Phone Bomont 3640 Box B-273, care St. Louis Post-Dispatch, giving telephone number. SBSBESB SB SBS SESS SE BERS HB BB BEBERB BBB eS es 2 Se SS - A — B o 25 an ss? east # = f . lle P Hydraulic Pp | Hydrasaiic p . Hy@rauile p ~T ED ate rere! oe : cB geeeee FR _ FEESS alk 3x¢ #45. os Z od 29 ss88e5i Sat ttt Matt: - ba ob a a A OS i A EE AT A i Ly AR tll Sm gg a \ably would invoke the custom of | 8md appointed to positions which | senatorial courtesy to bring about | the law requires shall be filled by his confirmation. | Persons with political affiliations There has been much criticism of | different from those of the Gover- Baker for the number of appoint-/| ™°r. all of the appointees were’ “ments which have gone to residents | }©Y8! Baker supporters in the pri- | of Jefferson City, and of his selec- Mary and the general election. ) }tien of inexperienced men for a | It ig the genera! opinion in Jef-| “number of places. ferson City that personal | | List of A ont ig not adjourned. | The list of more important posi- Recess Appointments Sent to Senate $2, 2 ae + " » | ‘ J eg _ oo w ‘ a IT’S GOOD STUFF, TOO! NO INTEREST! NO BROKERAGE! NO RED 300 Used Cars to Choose From tions filled by the incoming Gov- | By Hyde. | DOWN and a few | By the Associated Prees , JEFFERSON CITY. Jan. 10.—' Pp —— ; s weekly, : Politics: : eezuaetes -# ernor by appointment. and a brief ) statement of the qualifications of | the persons choser.. follows: | _ George A. Auerswald of DeSoto, |}a persona friend of Baker's step- father, Pure Food Commijasioner. Frank M. Rumbold of St. Louis. to be Adjutant-General. Rumbwoid is thoroughly informed on all mili- tary matters, having been Adju-| 1929. _tant-General during the Hadley ad-| Thomas J. Brown (Rep.) of ministration and having devoted | Charleston, chairman of the State | ‘Rearly a lifetime to military serv-| Public Service Commission, ap- ice, In which he rosé to Righ rank. | pointed as a member of the com- Almon Ing. Poplar Bluff, choeecn _miesion June 12. 1923, for a term a member of the Pubile Serviee ‘ending April 15, 1929. } Commission. Ing formerty resided’ R. H. Musser (Dem.) of Platts. jin Poplar Biuff aad is Wayne | burs. appointed as a member of. ~ = Among the 63 recess appointments | Wi + sent to the Senate by Gov. Hyde: at inter prices ; Mel Ad for Spring deliv- yesterday were the following: ery Roy H. Monter (Rep.) of Carrol!!- | Coupes—Coaches—Sedans—Tourings—Ask Any One of His 45€0 Sal ton, appointed ag chairman of the State Tax Commission on June 13. 1035 N. -aie~ . om. ene Gey vcdeéecode 1923, for a term ending June 17, com... Customers ba. Y¥, \HLEM 2 = : = ~ Sst: . : as * 4 Lindell 2920
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