St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 5, 1927

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COMI FAGE ’ # — FRIDAY , . ° ° : BSED Saye * or Ma «More Music in St. Louis CS i aes 2 ‘| 403 Classified cage hoy in the POST- iad Re | DISPATC in v4 | SS “= MORE than in ALL the other St. e E DPD { me I © ™N 5,732 Louis newspapers COMBINED. 5 j i © (Complete Market Reports) ro The Only at tite Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ae | _ ee Eee : ane - " ~sateo me be PO enn a! mre ee Sena = — - “= - oer na er aes nner ve a AY DINTY- 70, NO. 15 ST. LOU IS, $ ATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1927-20 PAGHS. 2 2 = © | | PRICE 2 CENT ND MS CAFFNEY:. . : a ee 3 aE ee — Se EO A NE AEP vi ae NRE sia saliaa “ “a SETTON BROTHERS rsTuisien a gu, KIDNA PED ILLINOIS STATE = lM DES SUDDENLY IN s:2""""5 POLICEMAN SHOT TO DEATH: FT 75 YEARS FOR | barber sHoP. BODY IS FOUND IN FIELD Official forecast Succumbs Apparently to’ THe WEATHER bn Vicinity: Pach, | === . ee fea Ae : aia : ‘a INSVIILE RIIBBERY Heart Stroke After Say-| aaa a] _— EDERAL COURT. Officer Found Dead; Wife Still Missing | ing He Was Not Feeling | — et aa Gs ee | a ee NO TRACE ()F 2 fn oO Ge we See eee eae APPRIVES 4 CENT | LH imum Penalties, Total- ! $20,000,000 To TOLEDO ey i tie ecuet: i oe gs ae | W : f F WHO PUBLIC SERVANT | | Mostly fair to~| eo xears on Four ANT MUSEUM Ga FOR MANY YEARS BB" ene Ha gece Fg oe t - :, en ee Hoots, Will Be Served WILL OF EO, LIBBEY of] ae tanient and JN. | er ee = ~—SCté‘ wane er — we ¥ ena Sion oh an , acon sateen aS thle, WS ugh: Sela elan! ata * FOO a licguae : wee a RPPPPPrPp a ee ~ s ate a a See es ou “eer pris psig extreme | 4 | By the Associated Press. ea pty, Concurrently at Leaven- | et wr dar tok 8 Federal Official 5 Years,! | ¥ | southeast — por-| = once tion tomorrow. PPROXIMATELY $20,000,- Previously City License |t riods of pre Extra Penny for Two yy ( 3 Jae . S|: [IDENTIFIED AT Tokens or Cash Payment} | gilli . — ONCE BY UNIFORM except that for several days he/cipitation likely. : oe . | ee he i a a to Be Returnedif Increase; | = = = ee ey Ae me anne IN OR IGIAA TOP. | ; Post- Dispat« he : ———— ~~ | suffered from a cold. This morn. | ns ees Steet ty De ee rc, a Ye Ye i i ae . ( INC TI} eb 9] — The be ; BRR RES RE ARE RY RO Te LO, Rte gaits 5 , Ze: Gh VE a, i me . San An ae eg } ghel n 7 sities eens THREE BURNED T0 DEATH IN ing he visited or Ym pore TWELFTH MAN CONVICTED > a Eventually Denied. ee ce mn 4 We : 3 Disappeared on Jan. 17 — : Shelto ir ae 9 ther fice station in the ‘edera! Build- oe & a es a oh S 8 Bibi toe tgs ty, ey: : 4 7 : BES “TOR AS TO wis gang leaders, were — sen- QUANTICO BARRACKS FIRE ing at 10 o’clock and then went to OF GEORGIA LYNCHING siege saat oe Me ak Re 5 eg a i: ES. pe we - % Left Birger Stronghold 7 4 i goane 4 “t] the barber Shop of Henry E.| | Street car fares in -St Louis pen Beit te eer cr ae am NS Ge: gam ig? eS THAT COCKTAILS hogs ) caneipsy L. ogienendg 0% ‘| Lieut. Holderby, Daughter and Schmale for his daily service. He| econd to Receive Life Sentence | will | es pe ee EE ree, § BS eee, i Just Before It Was AREAS THE PLACS peeentiary for the $15,000 Col-| House Guest, Perish in Dwelling said he was not feeling well and/| for Death of Man Charged Pe Se gs Be ies HE ie Ds, me ve ad Beg ts TIOA MAS mle mail robbery by Judge House Blaze. was bothered by the comparatively With Killing Woman. be) cone ee ee eee i ee, ES ig,” ee ee Bombed. OAL rns SISAL | is FiizHenry in Federal Court] By the Associated Press. warm weather. At his request the | By the Associated Press 15 cents, superseding the ‘%-cent h D Pe, eG Sas ote gS f *% a Y % ia Bi 4 py ae. today. WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—Three | tront door was opened and he was DOUGLAS, Ga., Feb. 5.—Gains| fare. Children’s fare will remain i a eee A REMTES wr e& aes egg =o Oe ae ee ‘ persons lost their lives last night given a fan, Lastinger was found guilty and eee The railways Wi hand cs BY, guns sates e Bene sie i Be Se | hE cs DUBOIS, Il, Feb. 5.—The rears, SS YyeOrsis, « firs in 1 in ep ¢ ; : ‘ea 7 «ip Sse geet tngclaage — George E. Paul, who had been | Sentenced to life imprisonment yes- ach passenger paying 8 cents body of State Highway Patrolman eaci massenge avi ‘ Se TILE | i j | . ‘ “a mae » rom $0 years each, on four counts] 7% Holderby IIT 0! ; Py ie then applied hot and cold towels} ‘4St August. |ceipt for 1 cent, which it wil A aa 1 nea the “oO sh , ‘ crear . 67 1wWe¢ ; Corps, in whose home the fire 0c-/ to the back of his neck. which the Lastinger was the twelf man} deem if . increase later is ' , ee heen uniustitied OR ks, ae a ft ir a field two miles south of here . wil] run ‘oncurre t iv. }- Wee s ) og } me s . mg u é ot 4 ° . ’ ee vat 7 outs ) na ee] i bj Las i ow -_=— LE ‘ BA. ee hie “s Ye4 J : ‘ oy, , y Pa," ee Be : ntl; gape gel st lw! Sat oa IS 1) good.” A few moments later he re- | rest't of lynching and the sec- DME. Bi gah Griffin. as it . in} t ‘i an wv il] be neceé essary bh cause m= £ de 4 th } ryt ‘ | ; ; , n: City, of State Police, the finding of whose | doubt that he had been brutally body today solves mystery of al-| murdered, No trace of the wife most a month. Below is picture - daughter escaped without injury. of Mrs. Price, whose whereabouts has been found and a search of and illegal possession of mail| jieut derby was a native thinking she had ‘losed t : : Lieut. Holderby was a nati of arxe portion af baa haut Wile| UURMing cle he isclosed his al-|~,miasion had declined to ma‘te are still unknown. the neighborhood was immediate ger. Richmond, Va. He serve in the}, ‘eged hb tlereing ¢ it 3 ad 4 ee Z j 4 = —— . ele ( i H qd I the 8 er service and lo ne vas } {) I] ‘ ffec tive until it had had full Op- : c 4 y ' ly begun for her body. TD ” nee: = World War and with the marine ; ee. » ae establishment in Haiti. ! H 5g ROADS : Pe ees 7 | | Ordering the sentences to run +r , 4 a voung nmran he became a Hearing in Ten Days. eats y le ge to have left Charlie Birger's forti- taken to the hospital at Quantico. Lieut. Holderby’s wife and an older without medical attention ‘ ~ oln 12 » licme Hm 12 _— é > In eo Mr. Alt was born in St. Louis} * ir tees és way heory|cer from interfering with the aew On each of two other . receiving stolen mail mat- B. James Mathias, on Jan./lyn Griffin, a sister of Eleanortapnti, -sinté° e@©Coroner’s inquest | Charge. erv-| fer Lory L. Price, of the Hlinois}| Authorities said there was no County on May 1, 1865. He spent! "@*i's en tnat he killed her, | pate which the Public Servic The CauUuss / La ir has id . : . , : ’ J a “A z- , ; fas *? Urrentiy, Judge FitzHenry fol-| peen determined. seg A ws Paghinsnk & ie ce sie CET q! PER CENT PAY RISE The order is returnable In 190 ake 2 fied roadhouse, “Shady Rest.” on ) ffic if 2 ‘ Wess the night of Jan. 16 before the . ar 1 lat: was a clerk in the o a % ithe usual Federal C oro. | avs which time it is probable a ee ! | 1 Court pro BREWERY DISCOVERED IN CAVE the Internal Revenue Collector. \greement Affecting 31.000 En- ¢ ; > c ? rey e- . ] crime, It was the same | U nak rground Chamber Reached Collector, an Important post it thie by Arbitratior ompany demand for more ory is that he and his wife were Bice that } oe Padlocked Roadhouse. ce sts . lue will be heard by two Federal : ® that he passed in Novem- Ry ) the Associated Presa. } ; site ies iste | district judges and one circuit > 2, a . wigbiehr een ania vid premesgemr: oc She vere! 1924. on “Dinty” Colbeck and BEICAGO Heb 6A - cave | eet wee" He was re-elected twice -E feb. §.5.4 Sn as a we inna ‘4: the ‘sue PE i | Shelton gang and slain because he of his followers—the back-| reached by 3 winding Dassavewav = eee % politica! COPA OATALIONG tT thi ne-haif per cen wage 1 a 2 3 a for higher fare is a ee, College Student Was About to| “knew too much. ’ lowers—t] Bek-] Feached by a w S PASGASeWRY | aeainst Wim. Ph BIW Mt YORE 1D lovcees Wan cranted teden porary order ¢ ie. ag Bt Drill Vault When Watch Lay in Clump of Weeds. it. Louis Egan gang} @U& ftom a cellar under a pad-| | Office, 1917, he sought the Repub- 0 firemen. and eng nei se at oe permanent At that hear- $x sie rl duit Wien atcn- Joe Waldman, a farmer, near they were tried in the} sa a ghee ~ tng |lican nomination. for Mayor. but, pair ae fies | si wet - . —— It on ged an the Moony man Arrived. Bubois, found the body at 10 a, m. court for the Staunton mail! “8 ig 2 4 , : as op ‘awenne lt a, ee ee pee eet their demands befor: pie te ie ey C ission will — pened when Wo the wall, was the source of a supply | gie}, then gaining his second term |G Wallace W Har : Public Service — iene ' lay in a clump of high ~ weeds. Pry. 7 F arrel|s f PT ‘ ly T¢ *hi« rT} ? ’ xi : y eee : , ar 92 jie , of 80 barrels of beer daily to Chi There .was talk that Mr. Alt', ay ; ; ) appear as objectors. By the Associated Press. Waldman telephoned Sheriff Petri ne Shelt r . 4 . cee — . | } ; $+ ™ (TO »¢ . P “— s ; P ; Lilt ad ‘ , La LlLleS > als ri \ “lig _ = he Fy « } = ™ ‘ ‘ : 4 ‘ee who he ld their ARO untii prohibition akrenLS at might again un for \] iVO! hut fhe ; tie ~ Phev will point out that fhe Pub .¢ ERM! ION, s. D., Feb. 6 at Nashville. 20) miles away, and “loa Sot > 2 } ‘ > ive Ae j 2 tm 8g mt} o> f WT ’ ‘ * : > — ; . “TIP ¥ Y) | j as "@- , ’ : ‘ : eel cs rn — 8 ganz rived. _ igaet ry wortn $2 a ne | old Spencer-Babler-Goldstein Re- The original ee ee re eee ie Service Commission pita “ Need of $24 to pay her tuition for Petri and several deputies went to = =e feated when they more, three vats contain.ng o000 i publican alliance forestalled this nloyes 1 Se. eos MaRS He oaring to pass upon the petition r the second semester at the Univer- the scene. : ‘ir swor Sars) ve ne F Ar s ¢ 10 NOO-e 1)T)¢ | ae ‘ 3 ; ’ , > , > « ‘QA ¢ wre j ing oO “ouvdle pO CE S ‘ . ‘ Nworth Monda a weg oud Ply : : | Bart St per pt page enc : f th s Gift Us sed to Buy y before she could open the vault |the body positively. On the bel . Gay 2eF. ‘ s yn SES , ited States Marsha) iy iin His predecessor was .Colin M i Bh mgs ' me allowed ’ . *t of $50,000 to Mary Insti-|sent her scampering away. just as | known to have worn : e —_ —_ ‘ cover ‘acking ‘ } iter! 4 - (or .w.ones | ber? t NOW exe : be 1) tf y eta 1? ], 8) F Ore ‘ ¢ avi a ee . ’ ‘ 7 ee with the rail a" a ethene , ar 4ndriss, ant is lie, ‘ ‘ : — adiet ‘O Mis nome or teres ° ie - ; its ad ae he will decide this sini of the city a St.Louis County | ot « haenita) i ns ‘ted Raflways, or those |tory cchool of which Mrs. Wilson is| seated on a stairwav tin the rear | ditches in the vicinity einer he Will take the a a i321 ‘ nine ‘ ee sie al : Bo es 1é Nice Me as», ; , - | : —o , The ‘ : ‘aT hich he : $1} Irban are; r) cerved as cen- : ; ; Viens of the bullding crvin bitterly. rhe hard road nea! Ww Cc! th ne - ‘ . : ] d Mmmira Aye * if .T [2 OT) - . Bae ea ' in aiumna. ‘ g . ee cp nstield or pick A WHITE HOUSE RECIPE tral accountin: stmaster for the’) yn, = wW lrow Wil pee , | RO are Ole. cal wiebapeees Ba The tract, formerly owned by When taken to fail, the young | body was found ts the direct route ' Up w hen he comes bt ieee Wie i : : wo : ‘ 1} bison s phy Si- if receivership. are interested in a wr th é Mei Gt ‘ ; me pee ‘ F i the mes through . Coolia Tells Hi Make 1 astern part Missouri and i an wae ca} to attend the & ; hase | Benjamin A. Wood, lies on i@i woman told State’s Attorney Per-|to Marion, and it la thought th ) 2 FP re . WwW ; . aacutinan vv eA aiit O alle;ne ne x#sen- to - ati . | as ase . . : ‘ bata ; Bin = r convicts. He cid Mrs. Coo ss a a = postal supply agent for a number), ‘ ; elecokd ree igh valuation not only as @ ae south side of the Conway road West| King that she needed $24 for tui- |slayers kidnaped Price and his = io transfer to Leaven- ' K , arp a of Western States. Assistant Post-|;. — % gies | - 3 fasta indonesia spare io fthe a, road, on a ridge tion and ‘‘didn’t know any other | *’f«. gagged them, shot the patrol uld k tv the Associated Press yikes re iCal. ; ni ? (“opnpelan - teatior th Or - | , . : " ; . b ; be made before Mon. NEW YORK. Feb 6 Coffee | Masier William Lottmann will @@n- | (75, veer | ng the reorganization es ro ) ‘north of Clayton road. Terms of way to get it. man and threw his body into the s “ad “ a ° ee >| : wae ‘ ery} 4 a. wih . ‘ sail e 2 . ¢ ‘ ea! D ‘endera ‘ ; " . 4 hast . il souffle as made by the first lady | Guct the office until an acting pnysie; i] was ee ee 1 , ting | the sift provis ded that It amet be Lived at Professor's Home. leld while driving north Orne ' : peapeseics Pes. ee ae a imta : @ “t he company !s assert : when , rice . irge a} ied sald an appeal of the land for the \White House Postmaster is appointed. ise in Klas as ert , ee ss i on “e oo aeameity. i 'utilized for bui sei eglgne a ia ol Her :nother lives at Woonsocket, | Price Left rit ge pt a dust Ore ar ft not until after table ia descrihed by Mra. Coolidge, About 25 y¢ ars ago Mi ’ Alt ts : . P " ' a l¢ : 0 the pre Se nt site 0! t} e Scti »0 i ID , ashe said. but her father i. Ike fore prvi nHng © , : ? ‘ = Leavenworth. in the Hagerman (New Mexico) ' ganized the Beacon Paper Co. , al Olt an wh > yervice of the company is $75,000,- '\Waterman and Lake avenues is dead Here she hae lived at the Price was A close friend of Makes” Ww , C] } Olc hook The wholesale concern, and Nhe } ; : he ‘ ee ! fy, Insi¢ ad of approxim ate ly $ outgrown Hienrv cw iftehe ll. prin home af Prof c c losey teacher ( harlie By) ger and a f equent vie oman 8s ub cook . Ye call at Ms ; ) 4 f servies hye Ivsiclians mn Onn whic h is the $52,000,000 ° Mare Institute aaid today ; Saag " odes ’ " itor at Shadv Rest.’ the fortified Ti 1 (dil ati " cipal ani ary si . . J of philosop! v. ww here ahe worked ] : ~ "Tr iY l¢ Tne irger ADE, eri for her hoard BLrOl igho lo tf 4 gi 4 ; = ’ £ ‘? a Recently an electfic drill) and; ™tles east of Marion 2 & icity government, taking office the, p hen recommendation of Smet at , Pa ate he ' bro) ' recipe, which ts the first in the; active as its presiden ; ™" 1} * os "45 “4 4] eA ao : an hy > fF’ bhlic Service Com- : . " . | l -e made the License Collector 2 ; e xed by t re u no jefinite plans ha een a jury ye book, reads: cuiteateteedin : — ig a oe , ‘e 1901 1...) no defini the Sheltons sp oe “Mix one and a half cups of cof- continued to hold that me ‘ a mission in 1923 as of 1919. plus 'for improvement of the property t in th pent las avd he Postmaster ut wave little me ft . vad ‘ ry, cney @ 1 sAditions made since 1919. \ire Wilson donated the money, he si 4 night that Shad: [leat was J . Adams Cor inty jaii| fee. one tableepoon gelatine. one- hale | ern } r leclares that an 8-! © » RS: ft} natural some: other (cole ware Molen trom bon 1 and fired Price left it © h ; I e iS h ie Is at :- ; ei ‘ : Be " si . m ve nv f Cc c "e: Me ’ ? os : iy ‘ . : " ‘ ; e c ‘ ] a i 2 ’ pret ra) i¢ ti - : ; ‘re Srought to court at 10 a | third cup granulated sugar and | the busines is hot Is at bi PE ROP AER ale tor eo The compan; 2 OC ane oe 2 ipation of th a metal concern lhe tools were ty . od bday wl . marek and erry roads, Webster Sy epeict itegere yones ent fare will vield it only o.c per; t} ‘ the achool which event- : | ae about Il p. m. just an hour before yen the motion f one-half cup milk. Heat ina dou- | se ji rica xs trie] , : ) srowth of! used by Miss Meyers in forcing en- tris) on or 8 , (yroves preparing ent ona Yraluation of $75.000,' 00 ae (1) necessitate larger quar- four occupanta of the place were im Was argued bl: boiler, add yolks of three eggs | “7rorve! . aye ar es aa ee lilo] hat the present ually. Wilt rae . much try to the bank. leat? On ; 1S ur. ve bv wife ; , . ihe : i y « | Tye IneClY tn ei ‘& . , f sav now i ; ur tH Ge; ints i ; ; : ' | t tT ' Sons fen ; don | Nis ce ry lies d t} ; J t COT! any . i ‘1 wif , : : ; : — lat mit Fal e é ’ Ww - “tained that the Govern | third cup granulated sugar and S001 AN, TWO BONS, | ss ote whit RS Se ne er ? veation 1°f the et - sa eaceimm alactnes she entered the building by smash- ; ' nty authorities to the orneye | c Ce oe cee ees. lc Ct T -ip wide open again the question), ing liamson oun aut NeVs Nay i} one-fourth teaspoon salt. Cook un- ‘ i mga eet ms oe the land. : ae 20 prove. 7 . llector's office ani writs Of sie N his of valuation, thought, by the ac- | tne Wilson. who {sa member of Shelton gang. who were said to S POIni se, ickens id the whites of . Lu sector | wer ee. irs through a heavy door leading to ly «,; 1, that the brothers | tl it thickens. Be | th >Pinhar ‘, an insurance 2gen! ain. Hts a eptance of both city and company | ,, ‘namnae Advisory Committee Te 5 : —s have made it in the hope of killing b oo nin} tea the robberies the ergs, beaten stiff. and one- icnar , an Insurance , n ea ee tan ee pia! ‘ , ; ' . forever net the Alumnae AGQvi a ade — vault. Attaching her electric art * , ne of Birger’s lieu it , augh i ‘ora Al ister, | ° a ee IMINng in 1922, to have been Fever Sete | 1 Hwy ituf has also made 4 ' J Art Newman, One © SVoned anilla. Mold. chill aughter, Miss Cora Alt, a sister, y T9 f Mary Institute, ha: ri] ight socket, she found the testimony of | half teaspoon van Grill to @ Nght tenants and a principal Govern- Peseta ? 7 ; Oi i fi - by i 100 to Washing- hd Newman arguing that and serve with whipped cream. *e JiTs. ‘ar i » relies of (Tlavton. : i: ~e ‘ gifts totaling $350. i the wire was not long enough, and to frmplic } V TAH | ae sera MOUSE ARMY IN A E sioner of iaytor His cousin, X a brother 1 Alt. Street Commis. WSSSSSSSSSs96SS99: S3E SESS SOO OOOPOOS SOS GOSS ton University in the last six years! |. a .onnecte? it for a nearer| @C™t withers in the Collinsville roth She is the widow of Newton Rich- ' mail robbery case in which the ¢ brot! ‘ers In their state. “ eb, §.—*With| Charles Alt. is Chief of the Fire De- . ° She is 1! LOGAN, tah, eb. — neeiengepes Penmaes tins onte Dyn Sat tetee | ava { h “? ‘oned the testimony of |thousands of field mice invading partment. He was a cousin of the nsl e tories O C e ang Illinot War in Southern Illinois socket tts | ards Wilson, a graduate of Wash-) 1) 4. then that Denny Sullivan, seeeePpe mer i brothers were @on- | Vict ec rigay * Moore. ; , : . late Henry Ziegenhein. former - " re. army recruiting |the rich Cache Valley of Utah, gen Were Ce eee Herrin, who as a Gov- |State and county officials today| Mayor. Mir. Alt was hunting with ° p e . 3 Sixth of the Series of Narratives by ‘Art ect » ‘hat Moore stopped in @/o¢ poisoned grain had been dis-jto requests made in behalf of sth morning 6f ‘he land that the possibility of damagejsion wi plgte touriste-of all na- ington University of the class Of) 1 ip.) watchman, entered the bulld- Newman, it developed, had left 1 Witness dec) ared he sawiwere distributing poison grain); ® brother. Henry. in Lincoin Coun- | Newman, Chiet Lieutenant of Charlie aft *r the session and sald tributed. no appreciable decrease|American tourists, all the British Ned on Page 2, Colams 3. Ito crops and trees was greater, ee a ne ing a rear window, and then broke 2OSSSCC38* FSO a ‘ton R- Wilson Memorial Hall) oo. niinutes. che returned to learn|to the conciusion that Price had Soak sxe houses the geology &Nd/ 114+ her adventure had been dis-|Warned him away |'geography departments of the unt- covered. Disappointed, she dropped The roadhouse was bombed on versity, and $25,000 to the $259,- down on the stairway, and there|the early morning of Jan. 16. On 000 fund for & halal 's building. the officers found her, erving. the previoua Friday, Price haé@ told diohe Girt at Prince Erte’s Home. Telegraph wires had been cut Injfriends that Carl Shelton had PASADENA, Cal. Feb. 6.—A/| the alley back of the bank, and the | crowded his car to the side of the %-pound gir! was born at the} voung woman had also clipped the}road in Williamson County and home of Prince and Princess Eric| telephone wires after she entered [had stopped to talk to him. Pricer of Denmark today. The roya) fam-/|the bullding. Miss Meyers is held | had described the conversation a» ily lives at am estate in Arcadia, @jin jail. pending an investigation| ‘friendly.’ but had refused te go suburb. and filing of forma! chargeg. into its detalla hd : ( renee ee SOOSSS OO CSOLSSSOSSSY 1879. , tmetitution have| {ng on his regular round and the Her gifts to that Institution na girl fled. leaving a suitcase with |te roadhouse that afternoon, and It , ‘ yi3¢ . wes rhen | on in Williamson County |while farmers elevated the barn-|‘'Y Mo., about 15 years ago when the latter fell dead. 'm . | a | had to do It.” |naq been noted in the mouse army. |railways yesterday agreed to a re- Birger. (Page 11.) ed Birger Gangster. | t@ gaid that the fields and orchards/duction of 25 per cent in fares for wees heen $75 000 for a new ee her toola and her hat. if is considered possible that when pool adjacent to the new Francis Found Crying on Stairs. the Sheiton gang learned it had lig tO refute Shelton’s yard cat to the grain bin protec- a . that he was in Spring- tion squad. Lower Rate for Tourists. sought fo show -that f Eng! 4,s ci t lley apparent! are asicircular tours of England, Scotland — : Manges oF tae ‘varey 800 A BIRGER MADE SHELTONS RESTORE HOLDUP LOOT. SF. Gymnasium; $250,000 for the New Regaining her courage after a|‘#!led to “get” Newman, It came hat day. Rurke presented W. R. Wrigley. a county agent,| my the Associated Press. fob . oS *» Who testified he} paaty infested with mice as Kern/and Wales for the months of May o q ;' by Bernie Shelton to| declared that although several tons} LONDON, Feb. 5.—In response n’ Bernie Shelton near County, Californte, recently was,jto October, inclusive. The conces- Bade BA A Lh hh heh dd i fh te er er FT FF TF OP OP? :

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