St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 40

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPHTCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1909. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPKTCH NEW BANK IS READY TO OPEN HIBERNIANS PLAN ANNUAL DANCE CHILD'S FALL FRACTURES SKULL Work una Falla TVItk gmekritaek. A smokestack fell on William Rath STEPHENS URGED ISAAK WOULD CHANGE HIS NAME, BUT CAN'T; COURT WON'T LET HIM SUFFERING FROM APHASIA AT 35, PATIENT IS LEARNING HiS LETTERS OYER AGAIN er, 35 years old.

701 South Broadway, yesterday afternoon at the A. J. Lewis Division 2 Will Entertain at Its Hall Six-Year-Old Girl, Tumbles Thirty lanters' Institution Will Begin Business Tomorrow. The Planters' Bank of St. Louis Thursday Night.

The twenty-ninth annual dance and Mercantile building, 613 North Eighth street, and three' of his ribs were broken. He was taken to the City Hospital. Rather was employed in putting up the smokestack when It fell. GEORGE CROCKER IS DEAD Son of Californian Succumbs After Years' Illness. NEW YORK.

Dec. Crocker, son of the late California millionaire pioneer, died this afternoon at his home on Fifth avenue In this city. Death followed an Illness of several years. At the bedside were a number of relatives. Including -William H.

Crocker, a brother, and Mrs. C. B. Alexander, a sister. reunion of the Ancient Order of Hiber Judge Says Petitioner Is Troubled granted a charter by State Bank Examiner Swanger yesterday, will open tomorrow morning at Fourth and Olive streets.

Its capital is $200,000. OR CHAIRMAN Eli' SENATOR STONE FOR W. F- Churchman, former president of the Capitol National Bank of Indian apolis, Is president of the new bank, and Charles H. V. Lewis, for many ears cashier of the Union National Feet From Window.

Six-year-old Luclle Moore, when playing on the second floor of the home of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Btein, 4458 Evans avenue, fell through an open window at 5 o'clock yesterday evening to a granitoid sidewalk 30 feet beneath. Dr. B. L.

Zorsey said her skull was fractured and that she would die. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Newberg, Ilk, came with her to spend Sunday In St.

Louis. Archbishop Attend Celebration. The Daughters of the Queen of Heaven will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their organisation at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in Glennon Hall. Knights of Columbus Building. 3545 Olive street.

Archbishop Glennon, the Rev. Jarries T. a A VTT Folk Is Asked to Accede to Bank at Kansas City, Is cashier. The directors are Robert Meyer, J. Cord, With False Pride in Refusing Order.

Joseph Paul Isaak, 25 years old, a son of Swedish parents, applied In the Circuit Court for permission to drop the name Isaak and to be known legally as Joseph Irving Paul. The petition was referred to Judge Williams. "Why do you want to change your name?" the Court asked. "Because," answered Isaak. "I am embarrassed by It In a business way.

particularly in signing contracts. I am known among my friends as Paul, yet any legal document I must sign as Isaak." nians, Division No. 2, will be held Thursday night at Its hall. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary will act as a reception committee. The barn dance, which some declare crlglnated years agro In Ireland, will be performed.

The manager of the function is John T. O'Brien. Some of the young women of the reception committee will be: Misses Dora Qearrin, Mamie Ryan, Hannah Begley, Johanna Mockler, Margaret O'Malley, Tessie Verlin. Birdie Kirby. Kittle Guinn, Nellie May, Rose Devaney, Mary E.

Devaney, Tessie Kerns, Nellie Smith, Margaret Houlahan, Julia Buckley, Mary O'Leary. Margaret Delaney, Nellie Carrol, Margaret Hooley, Mary A Powers and -Katie Morrison. Former Governor's Candidacy. Louis Maull, Dr. J.

H. Simon, W. F. Churchman. C.

H. V. Lewis, Sam B. Payne, J. H.

Whitecotton. B. Frohlich- raises He Can Now Spell "Cat," and iVhen Discharged He Will Get 1 Animal as Object Lesson. Wichita, Dec. 4.

A man 35 years old Is learning his A. B. at the St. Francis Hospital In Wichita. The hospital ward in which he Is recovering from a fractured skull, which caused the loss of memory, Is also the kindergarten In which he is learning the alphabet over again.

The nurse is the instructor. -The stammering, hesitating adult pupil can spell "cat" and pronounce It correctly and his teacher has promised him that when he Is able to leave the hospital he shall have a cat and know asain what the word means. Such sentences at "I see a cat," and "the cat sees a rat," are too difficult for him at this time. vThe kindergarten pupil is William Re-hard of Mount Hope, Kan. Six months sleln.

August Heman, A. S. White, Guy USE Republican CInb Hears Speeches. The Tenth Ward Progressive Republican Club was addressed Thursday night by Henry W. Kiehl, chairman of the Republican City Central Committee, at the Southwest Turner Hall.

Ohio avenue and Potomac street. Christian- Brinkop City Assessor and president of the club, presided Other speakers were James Shaner F. Knit-lel. W. Jacobs, H.

Ebrecht. T. Sehned-dig. J. Hoffman, V.

Rippley. Charles Staedler, Louis Hfhl. John Bockhorst and 11. Rosskopf. Sixteen new members were admitted.

McCune. William G. Young, G. L. Wil liams and Howard P.

Smith. 'OLIT1CIANS SURPRISED a Coffey and Miss Mary I. Hoxsey, president of the association, will deliver ad The Port -Dispatch is the only evening news paper in St. I-ouia that receives or publishes Realignment of Antagonistic dresses. Choruses will be sung by the Sprains and Braises heal quickly when treated with Omega Oil.

10. news gathered by the Associated Press. "What contracts have you had to Knights of Columbus. sign?" Factions Causes Much Comment. "Well, In the last year I signed a Klnloch telephone contract and a magazine subscription contract." Isaak further expalined that he Followers of Senator Stone are plan didn't like his name, although his pa J.

Kennard Sons9 ago he was a robust thresherman, pos rents are still alive and are using ning to make former Gov. Lon V. Stephens chairman of the Democratic it. iitate Committee. Judge Williams refused to enter an order allowing the change.

"All that's Carrying the olive branch of political sessed of all his faculties. He quarreled with his employer and was struck on the head with a heavy wrench. His Bkull was fractured and his brain Injured. The loss of memory was the The Splendid Success of this sale is an evidence of the public's confidence in this 6tore and its peace, Senator Stone called on former the matter with you Is false pride," Radical Reductions have been made on many high-class and desirable lines in each department to adjust the stock. Gov.

Folk to urge the Stephens ms said the Court to the petitioner. "You candidacy. He declared that Harry M. should be proud of your name." Rubey is ready to resign the state chairmanship whenever the contending WILL GIVE $20,1 Continues Tomorrow and the Balance of this Week Democratic factions agree on his sue cessor. "I have heard Stephens adaed the fcenator, "and I tiink he would make a good man for the Our Entire $200,000.00 Collection of TO km CHARITY Gov.

Folk, according to his statement to a Fost-Dispatch reporter, refused to commit himself regarding Stephens, Lace Curtains Including Irish Points, Novelty 7 and Marie Antoinette worth -4 tip to $6.00 a pair. Seamless Brussels Room Rugs Size 9x12 ft. regular price Cm $15.00 in this sale I who opposed him In the senatorial contest against Stone a year ago, al ENTAL ORI RUGS though previously they had been con sidered close political associates. As Guarantee that History of Father John's Medicine is True. hen Senator Stone broached the subject of Stephens' election to the chairmanship," said Folk, "I told him that I thought the committee ought to Lace Curtains Odd Lots 100 One-pair lots of curtains Vt off 200 Two-pair lots of curtains off 50 Three-pair lots of curtains Royal Wilton Hall Ruzs Is included in this sale.

Many go at OFI? others at y3 OFF and in, some instances y2 FORMER PRICES settle that question Itself. "I have no persona! objection, how 2.3x9 -were $9.00, $5.00 -were $12.00, SjiT.OO -were $14.00, ever, to Stephens." Overtures Surprise Leaders. Mossuls and Guendjis Rugs hall sizes deep rich colors were $27.50..... Lace Curtains Including Arabian. CI unr, Irish fifi Toint Scrim and Nove'lties tvllL worth up to $9.00 a pair These overtures came as a surprise to Democratic leaders who have been Axminster Rugs Cures Colds and Strengthens System Without Use of Alcohol or Dangerous Drugs.

A Doctor's Prescription. 50 Years in Use. demanding a reorganization of the party committee along nonfactional lines, and are desirous of obtaining a campaign Large Silky Kazaks by 8 feet 6 former price S35.00 $1 ft tm Hamedam and Anatolwm Rugs Fine lot I ril average size 2 feet Jk t- 1 KJmJJ 3 by 4 feet worth T4 1 ige size 4 feet 6 0ne Lot of Carabaughs Good, strong weaves S92 -average size 3 feet by A Very deep pile Beluchistans, Khiva and Antique Bokharas hearth and door sizes 1 A 39.00 Very deep pil .75 manager whose political or public rec 50 Bonne Femmes now Vs oft 50 Panel Curtains now '3 off 50 Pr. Illuminated Curtains a off 9x12 ft. regular price $22.50 in this sale for 17 ord will not be open to criticism.

One Lot Royal Kazaks was particularly surprising that Stone should indorse Stephens, whom he took strong weaves deep colors average size 5 ft. 6 bv 9 ft. were $55. Into camp during the senatorial fight Lace Curtains Including Brussels, Irish Point, Arabian Royal Wilton Rugs after a continuous political warfare of 10 years. that it gives vital strength to fight the and other styles good pat- s.

nil tarns wnrfh ni tnnlPI I'''" terns worth At the beginning of Folk's campaign Examples of the Reductions in Large Size Oriental Rugs: Size 9x12 ft. regular price $42.50 in this sale for for Governor, Stephens became one of disease. Remember that Father John's Medi a pair 0 his principal supporters, the Ston Sale Price Former Price crowd having attempted to read him cine is a pure and wholesome food out of the party. medicine for those who are weak and li 'As a guarantee that the story of Father John's Medicine is absolutely true, the sum of $25,000 will be given to any charitable institution if it can be shown otherwise. Half a century ago, when the late Father John O'Brien of Lowell, recommended to his parishioners and friends the prescription that had restored him to health and strength, the nopla named it Father John's Medicine.

Its power to cure colds and throat and lung troubles is due to the fact In a series of articles under the cap run down. It does not contain alco Royal Wilton Rugs tion, "Sharps and Flats," Stephens un hoi or dangerous drugs. Not a patent Yard Goods 1 lot Net and Muslin per yard, 25e 1 lot Net and Muslin per yard, 50o 1 lot Remnants of Drapery and Upholstery Goods, at yl medicine, but a doctors prescription Hearth Sizes regular price $6.25 special this week for Guaranteed. If your druggist does not have Father John's Medicine, send one dollar for a large sized bottle, bv ex press, prepaid, to Father John's Medi Portieres Comprising Portieres with throw-over fringp, borders and edgings many iiinu cine, Axminster and Wilton Former Sale Trice Price 1 Persian Iran, 3.10x10.7 $100.00 $6..00 1 Royal Tabre'ez, 11.3x17.1.. 700.00 553.00 1 Royal Khiva, 7.8x10.9 150.00 1 05.00 1 Persian Mahal, 8.9x12....

140.00 IIO.OO 1 Per. Muskebad, 10.10x14.3. 185.00 140.00 1 Persian Serappi, 11.10x14.6 350.00 295.00 1 Persian Khiva, 7.5x9.4.... 100.00 75.00 1 Fine Kirmanshah, 8x10.4.. 300.00 250.00 1 Royal Tabreez, 9.4x13.2 400.00 31IO.OO 1 Royal Khiva, 7.4x10......

150.00 IIO.OO 1 Royal Savalan, 12x16.6. 320.00 2 50.00 1 Fiene Mahal, 9.1x12.6 165.00 125. OO 1 Royal Tabreez, 10.3x13.4. 400.00 S3O.O0 1 Fine Mahal, 10.11x12.11... 175.00 1 .10.00 1 Fine Muskebad.

10.7x13.7.. 150.00 IIO.OO 1 Savalan, 10.8x14 167.50 123.00 1 Fine Serappi, 10.11x13.8. $372.00 $295.00 1 Royal Khiva. 7.11x8.7...;. 125 00 07.50 1 Mahal.

10.10x13.10 200.00 140.00 1 Fx-Sultanabad, 8.10x12.3. 260.00 115.00 1 Royal Meshed, 9.10x13.2.. 300.00 225. OO 1 Knyal T.ibreez, 10.9x13.2.. 450.00 350.00 Fine Kirmanshah, 8.5x12..

375.00 3 00.00 1 Roy 8 1 Ispahan, 10.3x13.6.. 550.00 .170.00 1 Royal Serappi. 10.2x12.4.. 300.00 2.10.00 1 Fine Meshed, 9.7x13.8.... 360.00 2 75.00 1 Royal T.il.roez, 9.3x13.5...

400.00 325.00 1 Royal Khiva, 5.10x7.10. 70.00 50.00, 1 R. Kirmanshah, 10.5x16.3. 900.00 GRO.OO 1 lVrinn Sei el eii.l. 3.6x18.10 95.00 OO.OO 1 Tersian Mahal.

12.6x14.2. 250.00 175.00 1 Persian Serappi, 10.7x12.9. 310.00 225.00 sample pairs some slightly A Guaranteed $6.00 a pair Velvet Carpets rOO yards good patterns worth up to $1.25 a yard Shoe for 75c All Blankets-All ComforJ Toff bosomed his dislike and his distrust of Stone, criticised his record as Governor and called on the Democracy to defeat Stone when the latter made his first race for United States Senator in 1903. Stone Obligated to Stephens. Likewise Stone handled Stephens without gloves, using the most highly-colored adjectives to express his contempt for the former governor.

Eac-j maintained the other was not a Democrat, a charge that Stone has made insistently against Folk. When Folk instructed his legislative friends to vote for Stone for senator, the political animosity between them cooled perceptibly and Folk's friends declared that the Stone organization would help him capture the senatorship in l'JlO. This belief, however, has gone glimmering since James A. Reed of Kansas City, Stone's political man Friday, announced himself a candidate for that honor. Just why Stone is grooming Stephens for Rubey's place is not clear to the politicians, unless, they say, he feels All Mattres All Iron Bed Portieres Royal and Windsor Wilton and Eest Bigelow Axminster Carpets Including many choice effects in bordered and plain curtains and .85 J.

Kennard Sons Carpet Co. WASHINGTON AV. AND FOURTH STREET 1 .25 2000 yards in this great lot-worth up to $2.00 a vard 1 up to $8.00 a pair Style, Comfort and a Positive Guarantee I J' i Ull go together to the man who buys "Wotfe'a-Columbus" EES o. Tkoqa ehn. i mnr than a ton rnmrlnr ,7 bey have ample room for real foot comfort, but the lines A 1 i 1 11 .3 1 A t.

ELECTRICITY IN PA every taste AND FURTHERMORE, ARk GUARANTEED GOOD WEAR OR WE GIVE A NEW PAIR. Si -WsmEh it were practicable for "WOLFE'S-COLUMBUS 1 of electric If fe to bur a pacKage CHRISTMAS cityfran. obligated for the part Stephens took on his behalf in the senatorial campaign last year. That Folk Is even passably friendly to Stephens Is a cause for great wonderment, the politicians say. Kinney for a 3Tev Deal.

Senator Thomas E. Kinney, a member ol the Democratic State Executive Committee, Is on recSrd in favor of a new Democratic deal. Nobody, he says, who has been conspicuously connected with Folk or Stone will- prove a satisfactory chairman to the Democratic rank and file. At the same time, Kinney is surrounded by Stone and Stephens lieutenants, and he may not object to Stephens. Kinney is very much anti-Folk, a fact which, the leaders say, was clearly demonstrated when one precinct of the Fourth Ward credited Stone with 300 votes and allowed none for Folk.

A recount showed less thar 250 votes had been cast there. we would need no OES have the hifheat wearlnx quality. Bhoemaklng skill and honest JT p-Jiyye wcmld not nave to mane a large Jjf ser- Jf vaJuas have given them first place a $8.80 shoe that wtU invesimcm in streci aai five better eerrloe than other shoea made at a higher fee wire, and meters, no price. SAMPLES OR 8ALESMEN 8ENT TO Ml II I I CI II 1 we Have to employ a fore DEALERS UPON REQUEST. spect and read the met rat Th Wells Eros.

BHo Co. lUnder these conditions we It is the opinion politicians that if Folk finally consents to Stephens for Coluntms. Ohio sell ELECTRICITY at a chairman, there will be a definite un derstanding that the chairman is not to lower price than wo now ELECTRIC SERVICE. and DIAMONDS OH CREDIT DISCOUNT For Early Buyers last 10 davs hfnr take any part in the senatorial fight. Democratic leaders who are not In sympathy with the Stone-Folk-Stephens harmony program are pointing out that the troubles of the Missouri Democracy It possible to hondlo olocti I'nil I in the way that groceries, Our rush the V.

II began with the celebrated Cardwell case in which Stephens and his political as are handled, wo couli sociates loured prominently. an electric autotaobili The Cartlwell case revealed that the Democracy had 'been receiving large press larjjer hiid contributions from the the public service corporations and other aa aa 111 IUII II TH cltina concern in mittT.ior- lnrge special interests and in return they al-ridicjulous fraction of the cost had received important icg-slative fa chllflren and watch the alckly child become wel1, ful1 of "i'lte vors. One of the measures passed was our distributing system the bill legalizing the consolidation of the street railway companies in St. Christmas always swamps us. Hundreds cannot be properly waited on end hundreds go away not waited on at all.

OUR OFFER To all who will make their purchases of Christmas presents this week or next week before Dec. 11 we will allow a discount from our plain figure prices of 5 PER CENT OFF REMBMDER When you come to us every article we offer In our blir Christmas stock Is warranted. Th groods we sell are the same as are shown you in the bigr downtown jewelry stores and our prices are right. CLOCKS, ROGERS' SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS, SILK UMBRELLAS, SILVER TOILET SET3 TMs Otftr WDI Maki Ut Vtry Btjy-S Cmi Urty F.H. INGALLS oh" ft.

WEST OF TWELFTH ST. SS Yeara on OHva ftreat. But forced to accept certain -things uuaiier or a cnturr and rein headu of families like Mr i lynch of Bllllngaley. and Mr. Amanda Louis which Stephens, then Governor, JaTV-am II WW VI would not keen to lnv.plA frtrtl signed over the protest of a Democratic Attornej'-General that It was without It.

as thejr are 0 "nK discarded against the public Interests. more nontr our- "Emejcirici DISTRIDUTINC equipment th HILL LINES KEEP TRAINS "1 for our GENERATING apparatus UImVU. pills, aalta and sl.h lhinR. fur he nil dcr more cent and more effective taldwcll a Syrup l'erln, which eT.Tr men, of the family, from the cau use with safety. of more families toda'r than Uxa.lye but if you hay.

neyer SaS'it laldwell urjea you to aend him roue and addre and he will yo aoie bottle free of charge. If it. yi that It la the remedy jo" he Iookl.I for then buy It to ti 5 of ym.r dr-Kjist. fifty cent. w'ZM II MOVING OUT OF SEATTLE Rabies and children suffer mostly i from the stomach.

There is something i wrong with the milk or with the eggs or with the minor articles of food, for it doesn't tali much to disturb a child's stomach. One thing the, mother can always be sure of and that is that no harm can come from a giving small dose of a mild laxative, for It is sure to be better off for it. You know your own feeling of lightness and ease when that function has been per- formed, no how much more important it to the child! Watch rnfoUy that your child rtoes not Iwimn rtntlialKl. for If It not at hi i-r two uinTPincnls of the lw-rl ni'h ilsv It Mimlimiod. Knm pailm mm" liitidiuhi, a ftfrlinjr of npprcH-' 'on.

hrttl brvnth. lutusra. our t.miah, tc. In injulilea jou can otiatn notiilug Vtt hn Vt. CaWwll'a Hvnin Trunin.

Ulf ta amail doata presrlba SEATTLE, Dec. 4. The North letftric Light St Power Co, noiiie. lust aa ao manv other- i ern Pacific and Great Northern railroads are handling' two trains of freight daily Dr t-Jiiaweu irnallv will be gtya you any medical advice rim .1 i Tenth and St: Chariots -General? OfflcWs i.r jourvir or family pertalnln Vh. utomach, liver or lela ab.li, 1 chaiKe.

ronr lu letter he will to ym, aai.il.le ed yut. ndlUe Zl on a ixwtal card or otherwise i each way between Seattle and the East, and local consignments are als cared for, although not nil the yard engines are manned. Operating officials of the railroads say that ith the presont rate of progress the freight service will be restored next week. miet the Anrt.tr-m re- H. h.

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