St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 2, 1930
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—s | ° » Lavi a ¥ ew" «¢ as badd eh 7” ee ‘3 fe ‘al P * x=" rie Dae eqeeres 1? a ae . =e t i “~ . —« ae = Panton 7 ee Ot Cae . ee | Sepledy: we vg ms" , After shooting Mrs. Warne, Gossett also wounded his uncle, Robert Warner. The youth said he had had an affair with his aunt for five years. Mrs. Warner, he said, refused to permit him to go to shows or with other persons° unless she ac- companied him. 4 THE INCREASING DEMAND TIMELY PURCHASE .AND SPECIAL SALE OF 400 New KNITTED = _ B\ ea and Dresses Two-tone jereaye that may be worn for sports, street or business! Dos They're copies of higher-priced models— therefore, have an expensive appearance! Attend this sale early! Such practical outfits (that are the choice of all smart and thrifty women) will be sold speedily . . . you will want Clever designs . . . the contrasting colors make them all the more in- two or three yourself! teresting. . THE SIZES: 14 to 44— Plenty of Large Sizes THE COLORS: Black .. Brown. . Green... Blue .. Raby- . tone . . Mixed Tones KLINE’S—Basement. _ . HAS PROMPTED THIS PI Buy Your Piano Direct From the Manufacturer Through Their Own Factory Store BRAND-NEW BABY GRAND PIANOS Our Former $650 Value Now Reduced to Only Starck’s FACTORY TO HOME ANO SAL Be Sure to See These Beautiful New BABY GRAND PIANOS On sale at less than half price. Beautiful tone and ap- pearance. Limited number only. instrument new and fully guaranteed. Call at once. Every If you EVER in- tend owning a piano BUY NOW. BRAND-NEW—Small Size— These instruments are just the size for smail apartments and homes. Being @ manu/fac- turer enabies us to offer such values. a . "345 oa $1.50 we. | Piano Just the Size for Smail Apartments Ne ee aes 6 and Radio Bargains at Starck Come and see for yourself what you save here. # A. Starck Bians Gz Manufacturers of Starch Grand, Upright and Player Pianes ¥ 1018 OLIVE ST. «. «. cor. 10 | full power ‘to contract with phy- ¢ forms of practice that have brought affiliation.” | | editorial article in its October is- | | | an Proposition No. 4 for Medical Treatment Contract As- : gailed as Unfair. , - ‘The Committee on Public Policy, 565 N. 7th St. — ——— of the Missouri State Medical As- sociation, today issued an appeal to physicians to oppose Proposition No. 4, a proposed amendment to the Workmen’s Compensation Law, in the election of Nov. 4. “The proposed amendment,” the committee says, “gives the Work- men's Compensation Commission Fifty-f = Perfectly Appointed Stores ed sicians, surgeons and hospitals for medica] and surgical treatment and the care and nursing of injured per- sons entitled to benefits from said fund.” # “This clause proposes state medi- cine and contract medicine, two medicine into disrepute wherever they have been established. It was included in the amendment with- REFINEMENT out consultation with the organized medical profession of the State, and is so inimical to the interests of the public, as well as of reputable medicine, that your committee be- lieves our association has no choice other than to oppose the adoption | of Proposition No. 4.” Approved hospitals, the commit- | tee says, charge fixed rates, and if the cost of hospital service is a de- | termining factor, unapproved hos- | ' | | pitals could be selected, to the dis- | advantage of the patient. Also, it | is argued, the commission might | enter into contracts with municipal | and county Lospitals for treatment | of compensation cases, and such | cases would then receive free. treatment from physicians of the | visiting staff. If a family physician treated the | injured person, the commission | would be under no obligation to pey him, the committee says, - The | requirement for liability insurance for state, county and city employes | would tend to increase taxation, | the committee believes. It finds also that. under the propose. en- actment, “there is nothing to pre- | | vent the commission or its‘agents from selecting physicians geo- ASS “ graphically or because of political Y 4 : tf/ 4, Committee’s Action Indorsed. | The Journal of the Missouri State Medical Association, indors- | ing the committee’s action in an | 7 / Ve Vy BAYIOEE ~~ ee ~~ Se . se . = SSS \ PVA VOAIV A . . . WS : I SSS GMa i SQ . ~ SY L=VO8 ‘ “S ~ ~ ., : WI . SS WW ~ ‘ a SS AS sue. says that “other so-called sys- | tems of healing.” which are legally | | WANS N recognized, would be entitled to bid | AQan RS SQ GQHEE[E_AQ{AG for the .contracts to be parceled | ~~ \ NS \ N > SVQGGwg ANS out by the Compensation Commis- | Sr | | sion. The Journal prints a sample | of an advertisement which, it says, | S SX might be expected to appear in the MAA GQ newspapers if the proposal is en- | MW QAA GG acted. The suppositious advertise- Raa ment is: S&S SG AWA Oo NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND HOSPITALS. Bids will be received by the Workmen’s Compensation Com- mission, Jefferson City, for the care and treatment of injured employes entitled to compensa- tion under the provisions of the Missouri Compensation Insur- ance Fund. The Workmen’s Compensation Commission reserves the right to N reject any or all bids or parts N ; ROoSVax°ny »* > _ \ RR > — S : ~ OY \ ~* TVs a ss . ~ AA ~ . ws \ — NO ~ ~ aS SS Sa ~n . : \\ WS ROY TSS Mh OAS SRV AW SMA SBF RQ@$ SAR ~ » ya NS SS ~~ \S Wao Vo . SS CN ~S SS aN . aS SN » . : ~~ SS ‘ OSS . . thereof. y \ The Committee on Public Policy , of the State organization is com- posed of Dr. W. Logan Allee of El- don, Mo. -Dr. Robert Vinyard of St. Louis and Dr. W. T. Elam of MAK KG. § Sve TPs St. Joseph. | KA QOAAPIGEE AAA WS Proposition Ne. 4 was placed on ' SO AW the ballot by initiative petitions, through tHe efforts of the Missouri State Federation of Labor. Its avowed object is to provide for ex- clusive State insurance in the set- | RQ GG@qc SSC" RAVAN tlement of personal injury cases RKC MAMA KM AT FEC N99 coming under the compensation Fe EAA law. Seven states, the federation | says, now have this plan, by which * ~" ty Sr WY WG his Yyyfy GUYS, My GA, C94 tH, tAA 4h 4 4 ” / SS AN ~» Sa. SS oP Mb Vi Yi, 7 . |all private insurance in such cases |is prohibited, and | must either insure in the State fund SQV or carry his own insurance if his QQQQGGE KM | resources are sufficient. | SG KA SN the employer nS R. T. Wood, president of the | | Missouri Federation of Labor, pre- | | | ' sented arguments in support of. Proposition No. 4, in an article | printed in the Post-Dispatch last. Sunday. He argued that it would greatly reduce the insurance premi- ums now being paid by employers, | would make it possible to correct ' | ' of chronic nephritis, inequalities in the law, and would | - as ~~ SS SN Raa —, SSS * assure the injured worker of a Qe S RAABQQg more adequate portion of his \ SS A&& WAS award, by eliminating litigation and | KGQCOoruss SAMAK’, delay. Wood predicted opposition | SS ar ASCSAAG from insurance interests, but did Sg not discuss the medical features of | , the proposal. : FUNERAL OF JAMES MCLURE: Funeral services for James Mc- | Clure, 87-year-old charter member ef Ransom Post of the Grand Army | of the Republic, who died Sunday | were held yesterday at the William F. Pasch- edag chapel, 2825 North Gra: 4) boulevard. Burial was with mili- tary honors in the: National Ceme- | tery at Jefferson Barracks | Mr. McClure enlisted in the ma- rines at the outbréak of the Civil | War when he was 16 years old, three’ years after coming to this | country from Ireland. After the war he came to St. Louis, driving a horse car, later operating an electric street car. He lived at 7520 Weaver avenue, Maplewood. Kroger Opens Its Largest Store. A downtown food market was opened today by the Kroger Gro- cery and Baking Co. at 814-16-18 North Sixth street. It is the iare- est Kroger store In the St Louis district, and wus planned to serve the Franklin-Morgan lcop, adja- cent te the downtown shopping center, | . THE KEYNOTE NFINITELY better shoes than you have . ever before been able to buy for five dollars (even in Nisley stores) are being pre- sented now as the result of a vast increase in Nisley distribution which has served to again lower Nisley manufacturing costs. Refine- ments in the patterning and finishing of Nisley shoes (which have been made possible by the unprecedented growth of Nisley volume) are winning the admiration and patronage of women heretofore accustomed -to wearing only the very highest priced footwear. New Suede Leathers New Reptile Prints Lustrous Patent Leathers Calf and Kid Skins Lovely Brocades Smart New Moires Linens for Southtrn Wear A shoe for every occasion - - A correct style for every costume in milady’s wardrobe SEVENTY Constantly Changing SFYEES SIZES 2% to 9 + AAAA to D , that enter a new and higher realm of character;—Quality, such as only a manufacturer with his own retail stores could offer at five dollars;— Value, that by fair comparison, has no equal in all America. “Fit, fashion, fineness, elegance, excellence and economy”— Nisley “buy-words” that have taken on a new significance in 1930 with—“Refinement the Keynote. > And for every pair of Nisley Beautiful Shoes there is a pair of Nu-Twist silk stockings—the sheerest, clearest, strongest and most durable stockings we have ever sold. The dull tone, clear texture and unbelievable strength of Nu-Twist come with the tighter twisting of the silken strands as they are woven into these $1.15 $1.35 $1.65 Seconds of 66x80 in. size. Woven of in pretty block plaids of tan or orchid. Finished teen binding of matching 98c Feather 17x25 inches. Filled feathers and covered with art or ACA ticking. Each ruffles and ruffled Henaet, *P of rayon and
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