St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 17, 1925

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PHOTO BY AIRPLANE TO THE POST-DiSPATCH|U.S.CALLSON CFNATOR SPENCER ee le "NINE NATIONS TO. i ada go net : Fyots post Yesterday PAY WAR DEBTS, Wik SUDDENLY i\\ se . : x on of John Third in | 778,675 Obligation. INT AINE FOX | ce Won by Length and | be = BETTER: TERMS FOR gOS ee | Missouri Republican -Had FRANCE, LIKELY | gi oA ai Undergone Operation but ) Pee Was Expected to Re- | +\4 ® |Borah’s Demands for Some oe cover—63 Years Old. BEAN FOR rl : .* og Be | | a » , = © —iInitiative by State De- ¢ ee i Nes a | OPPOSED LEAGUE.,. p re pactment Probably Re- | eee ©") DEFENDED NEWBERRY Oy DO OHNO aoe eal BER oreo MD ¥ oes ORI — Siseas Is Last, While , Favorite, Runs. a He Submitted Minority Re- Post-Dispatch Bureau, Re Ba . | 20-23 Wyatt Building. : — port on Oil Lease Scan- WASHINGTON, May 16.— 4 Cis dal and Frequently Was | Not France alone, but all our for- |eiga debtors except Russia, are be- F a te. Se - | the Target of Attacks. ite “3 te oye St ty ’ Hth — Rain Causes | to Raiment. | By RALPH COGHLAN. | Correspondent of the Post. | / Dispatch. a DUISVILLE, Ky., May 16.—Un5 | heavy storm clouds which a| moments before hgd d renched | track with rain, Fiving i/bony, mea by Gifford A. Cochran, with . Sande, America’s most fa- jockey, in the saddle, won the tky Derty at Churchill |}ing reminded that it is time to settle their war debts. The State! #aee : seein Wedd , & ; Soe ae : Re By the A t | Department disclosed today that s Rei geet sk * WASHINGTON May 16.—Sena- communications have been ad-| § ee a - ae aH tor Selden P. Spencer, Republican | hia to France, Italy, Belgium, ee SO RES Bi oes a cS of Missouri, died suddenly here ta- | Rumania, Greece, Czecho Slovakia, | G2 —— night at Walter Reed Hospital. ~ . Jugo Slavia, Esthonia and Latvia. mee SELDEN Pp. SPENCER. The death of the Senator, who The text of the messages was oF was 63 years old. came as a shock, ;not disclosed, but State Depart- ; ment officials emphasized that, AMUNDSEN T0 SKIP DANES |ae Goa 7hge ancie, SS ta Without. being at all peremptory, ISLAND ON FLIGHT T0 POLE | been expected. He was optrated leet thie bac ae pong Lxplorer Plans Dash Pirect From | en about 10 days ago for hernia. - 0 pS since | Spitbergen According to Oslo the war and reconstruction has | “ eonatietihis” | Only the attending physician and progressed to the point where| py the‘Assdciated Press. \a nurse were at the bedside when | Promissory notes should be con- OSLO, Norway, May 16.—The | death oa tat a —— his secre- |verted into funded agreements. | tary said tonigh r. Spencer was greements Shipping Gazette, published here in | |well “enough to dictate and sign Ambassador Herrick has advised . the Norwegian capital, states that!some mail. He seemed in excel” ' |the French government, it was . ' 'said. that thet Washington admin- | Roald Amundsen, the explorer, will |!ent spirits and joked frequent ; : > ‘with his nurse. Physicians «had st « ‘ l b = | istration would welcome the send- | start his air dash to the North Pole expected he would be eat @ the fer and lichtning illiuminatea D fies. ‘Es Spee os i i a | Z P hg of a commission authorized to | whenever meteorologists think that | pospital within a week. arene, At the far side cf tiv a ee y arrive at some definite conclusion | , period of good weath@r Rae set fi Serving ‘Second Term. the field of 20 horses formed| & “ee se Ree 5. aman 6. SRE sk with the World War Foreign Debt! amundsen will not wait until the. Funeral frrangements wil! not dark moving mass whose e! Oe ; ge w¥ : ; 3 i: hes Zs mae j x PE OD a ; P end of May or the beginning cfibe announced, it was said tonight, me could hardly be = 4sistin- Sonat | OES ae “3 | a a th, a ment stressed | June, ad he previously planned, but | until relatives have had time to hed. “exe se | | : ‘ point that it was acting as thé | wij] start direct for the Pole from! make’ definite arrangements. Race Between Two Horses. EF ERE: ESR, AIBN onclheanttiaaariai ' ; con lt sagan ienccemecthcote ceonrecn carer cs tctione pacaanasiian os esett | agent of the Debt Commission in Spitzbergen without landing at}; fBurial- probably will be in Mis- Mm the lead durin the entire ; circularizing our foreign debtors, | pnanes Island. sourt. ee Sone | This picture was taken by Clint Murphy, Post-Dispatch staff photographer, in a drenching rain at Churchill Downs yesterday, @fternoon. | and expressed the earnest desire His airplanes are in perfect con- Senator Spencer was serving his 1a : " Ja _ “ rs Be Sart ae ane ee i es as a. er ‘ — = » ETA fa Pana’ 2 er = te Preas and ‘ulitzer| father was Samuel Selden Spencer of the stretch the lead was A ‘sents hw 2 ler og : half uy JOCKEY EARL SANDE, I was on the outside * took me Pictures of Turf ClaSsic Reach | because the time was considered | ae a Despatetey ais and his mother was Eliza Deborah again relinquished to the = > & » frag i walk tee \s Dic tated to a Staff Correspond. With him, causing F ee Kbhbonyv C : . T: Ly 04 d opportune, but more particularly | LONDON. May 16.—The Rel-| Palmer Spencer. Tle attended x colt. ee by : dl of Sin of rates ont oF the Post-Dispatch. lose some ground. Not until of. Louls in WO Ours aN to offset the impression that! £"ade correspondent. df the London| school in Erie; and for” several the stretch they came, | 7’ mg eoher iy daira ed by sue8- o ig taba oe sage ees of a “* rent Te r ¥ mount 45 Minutes Flying Time. | France is being singled out for our | Sunday Express wires as follows:| years sold papers to get money for two, fighting like mad for|! |... ae the Ae agers Gtr “a fo n - Quatrain was my best and when I gave him his head he | a RTE OE pO, SET PES ‘collection overtures. | A well laid Communist plot to/ his education. He had made up his highest honors the American || g,.4, could have won with any horse, bul L was informed yy the) did just what I expected of him ne Larry hen — . ; a Pe gle at | Each nation is. being advised | kill King Alexander in his palace mind to go to Yale, and he went has to offer. Running close | a iiaitied MiMi, | £5 minds o * ace! oot “ pened Bbons = % heed : took the fead right away from eg owns, i HE e. eve that the terms of the British debt | and all his ministers has been; to New Haven and entered the ner, Flying Ebony bumped | | wintery fiom first te ladt, and || $- “3 &, fool and was right for « aptatn. fas just as we straight- = bs | ). - . wits ‘eh py | settlement furnish the key to the| frustrated and a large number of; Hopkins School for his preparatory ain Hal, apparently throwing | -— st popular . in eee a ened out for the run home owe | eee ae ant miged at the Post. (terms that may bé expected now.) ee ne 8 eee ee eee one of {ge most popu ' During tl parade before the! the stretch airplane and arrived at the Post- | * y Dp d v. | t ized show tl ] in- off his stride. From then on which he ever has participated. 3 | [ar eee : hela ge Be chad saa | However. it has been semi-officia}. | ™°™ts, 8e#zed show the plotters in Im the Yale class of J884, Spen- athe last furlong, Flying {| 1+ was his secénd victory in the spent pPrvietns Eos ry a @t here in 1886. He continued . 7 5 it a : an Married in California. | scholastic work in the first few the flying speed was approx!- As the administration has been |. oar : : Rv the Associated Press. years of his law practice, and ob-. tf ike )/ NIk OA) THAT. “T) ‘their return to Poland, their home- the before the liner sailed for Europe 3-5, 41-5 seconds slawer than || Was pk ked up prostrate on the flew up I rushed my mount out on and Fiving Ebony did not falter 4 tack record made by Old |) trac] ter r ‘Ses in rrifie nace - early : Sapa aera ee ee at . racnHh afte: sf veral horses had ti }) Ati Lerrilic pace for eurly ad- He AgAInN res " ‘ (fe ’ . } . am: i ponde a vraime ly for the PROFILE, THE . mud in 1914 passed over him it was thought 4. vantage. iast few jumps, put in order to that BIM\G is SEO 4 4 Basch “try I Bn moe ~~ Megan Aircraft Corporation, and a. as good of getting British consent|t®¢ Presence of a large company loepphy. from Weeieaeee st ASCE You CAA) : er rad se aah sin : nee heey : eee a | Res ae ate aka of naeget.2-f and he was driven out eientidiitene allies : nasal pve ad te special leniency toward France /of guests, many of them prominent sity, and the ee ae api gy TE : 0 Gays ago COREG 25 © NEE SC 7 Spec ath = 4 with nothing to spare when he om CT iT AT ALL: fatefu! numbers 6, 12 and 14, would not have a mount so- much in the final run for the flew under the are a slated tures. They received the plates The- nine countries with which | 'P p92 bapetneie SP Sink > ical > al a ediani College In later. , i inet three ‘sia h Derby Sande was money. I] did not so much asi wate’ Brahe hON c ‘from Clint Murvhy, Post-Dispatch| the State Department has com-/ ©°¢ “Fatty” Arbuckle, former’ film | ' ee ce ae : mE the first three horses, mn ; It was a geod race, won by a mn - _ comedian. and Doris D fil years Westminster College, of Ful- hung up, the crowd, tense distracted. Ite did a reé- giance to either side as we passed mighbtv horse. and it was the th “i}] staff photographer. at the track municated with owe $7,100,778,675., ial . > : ss: eane, im | sont Mo. conferred the degree of : ’ " —* ‘ ? ii 2 (or Ss ae ‘ i 5 » T | ? é ' - ac "es ; *@ 2 , I r the running of the race | markable thing. He offered. to The cheéring throng in the stands. of a lifetims for me Two Ken immediately after the race. i Borah Urred Action. " ri +s ol ae meyge gaan pa ro Ty aoe Seton’ ; a ’ 5 onli m reaaning eves straicg ahead! 9 ry , ; — at ar ' : | : "b0C Ong atthe home of the |} out ina wild paean of exul-|| sive Jockey D. Breuning. wae : ~~ ws on a goes sen ige ahead tucky derbies—you know I took one ¢ og Lengel "3 ms Ne - any | This is the first time that @ bride's mother, Mrs. Charles B. | Served on Circuit Bench. : It-was a popular vietory in || had the mount on the- favorite, ;) an ! m3 mount well in Bane We! with Zev—are not to be sneezed ames toler Tp er is s similar notice has been sent tO; pnipbie. ‘in San Marino. a osienetel. He was elected to the lower ullest sense of the word. Fly- Quatrain, $2000 if he would re= | re oe turn for the hack se retch at by any jockey. a es med i _ race * nex. bieceed the list of war debtors. It was Judge Hiugh J. Crawford of the | house of the Legislature In 1894, Ebony paid Sk.20 7 for every i° lease his contract. Sande fur- Wilf rie advantage I had gained The international match race. + an “ as changed in ye og to save | probably precipitated as much by | Los Angeles County Supreme Court and two years later he was elected f to win, $3.80 to place,|| ther offered to turn over to at the start still. in my possession.| .6, yev defeated Papyrus, was ete in getting from the track to! senator Borah of Idaho as by ANY | officiated. to the Circuit Court bench for a to show. Rreuning the fee of rePRe he | Crowded For Pace. a great race for American pres- vam gee § ee ts sane re | individual. His demands for some . ’ aix-year term. He aia eet ale oe a had been coupled in the bet- expected to collect if Quatrain Some horse befan to crowd me tige, but 1 ibelieve I would rather adie +o is te Mt andre : 6 initiative fram the administration PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY nomination but returned to..the : . P , ire j . : Mi } ned ay ¢ e race. ‘ ~— : . With the mutuel fiela of nine | had won. But Breuning would | wr the pac 6 as we turned into the win & Kentucky derby. | 3 ' “= na on the French debt stirred up con- | private practice of law, the recent ; and t} itis not hear of the bargain ck eptet but the mud was flry- _— - the congestion of the roads, the widerable public sentiment and AND TOMORROW: COOLER ) style of his law firm being Spencer Bepyright, 198s. te H. CG Fish , - the field was heavily Then came the jockey'’s big | ot ; 2 gc ; ms a The above interview was dic- origPnal plan would have entailed ther leaders in Congress have ee ee ~_ Doneelt B =pe 7 : ~ . — , : me wi » ' " . : e " . - . cv 4 T) rr ‘ ot a ay & 4 "as. ‘ . , ; d F : sais 4? at ’ d / : Trade Mark Reg. U. 5. Pat. Office? Sites has “ “om De | chance. He was told that if he i» salinal nade'a saliant/ bid fool re te re ecney Walle (a :seum delay. The plane WAS) taken up the subject. Had Borah, , — —— mas. In 1905, when the Republican - s ever won a erpy. . . 2 . a9 tha Ce a Pepe he wWas rushing through a shower moved. shortlv hefore the race. to , ASD : - op. m. ” ’ Mediate). | wellpage 4 could not get the 3 call on the he leade dil ip for about an eighth $34 ; on nat a s ee — , a had his way Russian recognition oD 0 dawn ee (G tO np. m ; 5 Legislature deadlocked on the se- ——— at | ; . crows) su) red te ine: track | favorite he could ride the Coch- a mille and then ptalr easel o~ mg -_ vt , nme a Seve oe sale oo ra ‘ a would be accomplished by now and >. m. : mt ‘2 M i. ht boa lection of a United States Senator, , TAKG 1 e ather ean a Marl Sande the | | ran colt. The result is history. ‘me along with his bid. where the joekeyvs w: mn 4 in. os sas was a level space sufficient a like notice would have gone to p. 61 la m -~ “38 | Spencer was considered, but Mail. "AND NGKT TIM eo 5 | was eager to get away from the for the start. the Soviets, but in the absence of| 77,5). Ww VWs Berytee | Gedy iy, as he galloped ‘his —- I raced him for about 100 yards track to join his wife in the cliub- The pilets rehehed this field on all diplomatic relations it was im- ome 210k em ra ea a St ae =e to the judge's stand. $ |and,. as he seemed.to have a lot house, as they had an ap int mot t t a : ighest yester-| “ ouse, a ’ ad ; appoint- motor cycles, not without some a’ ” A yester JUDGMENT : this Jon key, there were tamu.) AGED MAN ROBBED OF 2500 of stuff. I eased down on lying ment for dinner and a aad ition difficulty because of mes rain. and een vant os rer, ee F 35 day, 83, ie Ee T In 1914, Spencer was vice chafr- ye us cheers. It Wwi Ais the Ne cond | ED FO 0 Ih nv te C nserve ‘him 4 r the a . « , ’ " ; ’ n . . . ‘ 0 ‘ j ; . ' 2 } man, and acted for a time as chair- » &e | mony oes , 39 -|for a New York train leaving took the aftr at 5:15 p. m. They = , p.) ta., sowest, 59) any Derby he has won. Be-! SAY R TRIP T POLAND final dash. Steele in: @ atetiale headed for St. Louis by compase. It is gi gre oat, — GARDEN at 9 p. m. Selce end aee of Freeholders, : ft an . ' —s . | > ‘ 4 : . : y ed i orec t present charter ny has only lately recov ered | By the A shor pated Press We did mst have to give up that Spluttering under the shower Wi hout regard to river or rallroad Sec pogur’g an ae va snr f pd i ee 4) | or St. Louls. M1 roken leg suffered in a' NEW YORK, May 16.—The sav-| j-4d, ‘as my mount was full of fire) path, Sande reached out and shovk lines. A 50-mile adverse wind ve- | 0>t#ined or is ; Cs 1] ’ may ee - He was made chairman of the om year, and for a long time | ings of. a lifetime, hoarded for/ end plunging with all his might! hands with the other ‘jockeys in| locity caused them to fly as low as | 7 mance 1 my Bagg: onan A “A ae : = vicinity: Part Di ad te ft Board here. in the ure as a rider was in grave for rein to- regain the: supremacy | the race who had come to con- possible, about 500 feet above the | fy the hope of 3 eer . . ahaa cloudy today and war period. and was Captain and Only the valiant efforts of | we surrendered for the moment. , gratulate him after weighing in. ground. Rain beat in their faces | "°™ ee or . wn tomorrow ; h ted Policemen restored some| land, were stolen from an aged) put we did not give Captain Hal| ~ +jarl,” exclaimed one little mud for a part of the time | French indebtedness to a funded today. fh. m4 be : < cin Som ae 9 hee of order-to the scene. | couple in third-class quarters On| more than a few yards in which bespattered fellow. “you ought to Centralia and Mt. Vernon, Il... basis. It is po orem tat the Missouri. Part- t~ ee se pr om om " “ of cameras glicked and) liner Paris by two thieves just|to dissipate his speed. He is 4/ he the’ proudest boy that ever Were the principal towns over| “Sater owe prs teens ‘ahoel os | PSD tesspttr os today, the place of the absent 138th In mounted the judges’ | good horse, and we laid close to | sported silks.” which the flyers passed. As they’ yranee Ag | — an¢ coléer mm) | fant With Cochr: yi , Rack of us came the s a aoa , , : , nests 2 " ‘ _ possibilities of moratoriums as south portion; to-. ry. . iran, lying | his flank. ack o ee od I am.” exclaimed Sande, warm- @pproached Scott Field they de- well as interest rates, and that no| Ff morrow, increas-|_ /” 1918. following the death of S Owner, to receive the re-| today. ' thundering field, and while I could| jy shaking hands with the boy,, cided to land there, rather than to ¢ has been made to draw a! , =} “ Senator William J. Stone, and the adulation of the multitude. Ignatious Worozyniec and his not tell who was next in my wake,! while the other jockeys stood fly over St. Louls and attempt a | Pra tc between war and , | ' sola SD oy cag greed interim appointment of Xenophon . Scene of Wild Confusion. wife, both 75 years of age, ofithere was a horse there with lots] around attentively listening to landing either at Forest Park or) ran yt The terms of the | sebthen ws anv P. Wilfley by Gow. Gardner Spen- ' metent confusion prevailed. | Kings Park, Long Island, sailed’ of apees: See ven SON. AONE * re egg ee oe ee Fritiesh debt settlement were pret- | | in northwest por-) “*T obtained the Republican nom- rn Was Quatrain, the fav or- | without a money belt Ceearales Coming to the eva ee the | the Post-Dispatch Sortpenee ‘2 oacigh oe eee — pa h Pp. Ms) ty well agreed apon before the Brit-| tion. | ination for the vacancy, which was. *) ~ finished twelfth, Yorgot- | $2500 in gold which they had saved |end of the back stretch, ¢ aprain | how he won the 1925 turf classic. Plans has hg ~ 4 or . em 4 tah debt commission arrived here: iMinois: Fair to- | for a two-year term. Jouooph W. he wing Foot and Step for the home-going. A man they Hal still had lots of oe gen Sine and minae bate ag 7 wi seat vba oh ym meget Se for {te meetings with the Amert-) | day and probably Folk, former Governor, was the ee hd . . . al ‘ = AW ‘ : a 4 . ness ' never rvec 2 ‘ ve the rest of the field! knew only as Joe, who had /was spreading it on. hen came | freckles and san ty hair, 8 & een comand pe Pea iyo talaga yl poli 20 | can Debt Commissioners and tt ls) tomorrow; much Democratic nominee in the No- sath ch a-few minutes before ‘posed as 4 friend, and a fake cus-| my time, at the close of the turn,; tlemanly little chap, 26 ae Ms at ae ee Nat I ony et | wet more than likely that a similar cooler in east portion today. | vernber election, and Spencers de : . . ; . wey ’ ; a . tn gy a the barrier to con-| toms inspector, managed to get the | and right here an unexpected thing a — wn ie ose pn Pe he eon te Fe Poconos te a a | basis of _ understanding _ wil be’ Sua rises of 4:46 and. octe at | clatve victory over / ‘ . ‘ : n n a - a Se pe a —— " ne Ure. =| ear ae wht Vong de og mt, ye Hal swung wide, and as | See. = j Dispatch office. 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