St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 27, 1926

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Will sey where to head in also” he join the Chamber of Commerce But. at the time of going to press we hadnt heard that John and vote and write letters to the, Peoples’ Column and everything? SO FAR THIS SEASON, 6237, $41 YOUIG BAtc © PLAYERS HAVE Bee = PROCLAIMED FUTURE © BABE RUTH S 4 had headed in at the particular “Way Paved to Have Woodlock | point designated by the N. Y¥. S. Confirmed.” | — + Who got the paving contract? 5 Og I Le eR ea A Heap ht pe GR ne a — —— “eran cn gsmsmereeeneemmremes — -KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN weet Sh at 1 sali Aviat esi net ieteni enniarnde “ —_ Re ET Ri AI OUST, St oh i AO sats er 6 PTA Rica ates cls ahi hie Cane B ee spat hes 5 Peres yn doin ean ae R r . nm me eg tae ey ERI al lliate a oH) 4 eae (Gy | anesarvenem, NJ a WCE ae ATT ABILITY FOR SLIBINIG To | MAS AGER THUSKS \ SE BY THE | i’ se he | Bases- HE wilt SE THIS FELLOW SHOULD BE CREAT CATS OOM PO a | Mit yn ty : GINEN A CHANCE 1A THE A GREAT BALL PLAYER SEIG OSCGVERED 1A) Lor OF WOoOA)DeER- te oll aa ALL FARTS SO COW : FUL ASE ais LEAGUE. ON) ACCOUAST CF HIS LAAIGUAGE. F THE STR nf a uous charity may have reduced wer ~ pi the sur. } Cc. ae’ > es ‘. ee High Spots in the Life of Little Stanley, the Great Explorer—By Fontaine Fox BRINGING UP_EATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS 4 ee eee es CERTAINV aa : dtc ance —) (Wwe Buc} Setaare, {| t-1-1 De,|| oie HITTIN, | (| eee | "2 f ,/, um - ‘oe, it was not long before the for-i» @ was forgotten. He was presi-} | t of two banks and owner of oe e he gained in the upper Mis- Pe S0bri River valley, army officers)” ai Government officials used to; fensu': him about Indian matters. |™ mis brother Hugh, bern in Ireland anc educated in medicine in . hd, cined him in Business M2 1559. but latér retired in ease. - These brothers died in 1879, ‘Robert's wife, Virginia, died 382. Robert left three ry ar ; ~ ra - _— 7 7 - ~ — ———— PARDON ME -s0u) Have | rt | | BEEN SITTING AT THE - 2 : f AN NEITHER «) ati Pier | RIANS FOR AN HOUR | ANYRODY ELSE | AND EVERYONE KNOWS WHE | . ™m ™M . HERE - | eae Soe + ;RacwRaw Gt =. e sh. Hazlet, K. and James A YM, mpbe'l. He had provided tm 187% a q ‘fat upon his death his estate 2A *Rould be held in trust for the a 'th Judge Thomas Gantt David Ranken as trustees. Under thie deed the estate was *quUally among the brothers i e585. James, however. . 3 wustee ‘o> Hazlett’s share. Mra impbe.! left her sons $1520. _ Source of the | James died in 1899 and . Succeeded him as trustee for Has- jet. James left his whole estate. orth 3395.289 then, te Hugh ‘*rtesumably. Hugh's ‘tnheritance? rem their father was of about the ; mie size, and presumably his for- ne has swelled with the t % Hazilett’s has. : ,When Hugh became trusted, -Eiett's estate was worth $451- p +3. Like James, and, doubtless, puke Hugh's, it consisted largely of! ,overnment bonds, ever a gilt- ‘ _vestment. An audit made if 3 Feparation for Hugh's retirement “fom the trusteeship showed that} Sccretions from ineome _=ett's fund aggregated $965 “nging the present capital ariy a million and a half. Searcely any «xpenses f '2 Poy i . Ay Corinne scien spam ti draping ec ln. Np Ra fete miami Snes oe SS A GAR» oblate # ‘eee . : rem rd - ‘2 8. ‘ ~ ss bao } > ee Ft 43 ¢ See: : é ‘3 re 3 4 . a a3 2 » > & tue & , - ie © $ e q ¥ a e ; kK ~ ; ‘3 | % i f y § a * - ‘ z Ce eo ern SPOT EO nye 44 Ain, en ere mater Ie a rte ’ ~ a* fey why a aed ™— « >. ae tee i s & STS, on a ee Ce Be SESE tn oer te ns | SOME BIG CROOK PASSED A | COUNTERFEIT BILL ON ME ieee THIS MORNING YEAH- | GOT AHOLD ) THERE'S LOTSA BAD MONEY OF ONE oF THEIR ‘ FLOATIN’ AROUND: THESE TRADE - MARKS ont COUNTERFEITERS ARE KEEN THATS G000-|| OH, | AIN'T GOT (T- = LET ME SEE | USEO IT To BUY MY aaa a LUNCH ot Chee ROE Oe RRR, SIRI OFF YY ae wewers . 4p hes ees eee Se He owns $1.342.00¢ in 4 . EE POR rer AOR rr ame a Py fee. — ew seeimamnieiil meee sir pte pstianneiaiitini re “y eli. agiiiinieinnemen thee i oa : 7 og ro