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1 12 ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1911. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, as soon as I was elected.

I returned it. NAGEL TO PROTECT SEALS SOCIALIST MAWR AND HIS NEW POLICE CHIEF At odd time he will be a contributor to the columns of a newspaper which the Socialists are planning to launch In Granite City. SOCIALIST MAYOR TAFT'S A GREAT MTIk Rip4 Asry Ol Way. WILKESBARRB, Pa, Mar A great stir was created here today tr the report ef Health Offloer Nlehois that milk Is shipped to this city in cars which also carry dead calls, live hogs, crates of chicks and la one Instance a human body. the Interests of the Socialist party.

He a having an office fitted up. His diversions are dancing and ball playing. He does not regard the latter Bport as Incompatible with the dignity of a Socialist Mayor and will play ball as often as he can spare the time. Also he will continue to be a regular attendant at social dances in St. Louis.

The "For Sale" and "Exchange" want ads enumerate opportunities for those who wish to secure a used car or make an advantageous trade. will require all my appointees to do the same." is 28. years old and a bachelor. He is not thinking of getting married. He has resigned his Job as a shearer in the Nledringhaus mills and will devote all his time to earning his $75 a month as Mayor and promoting You can't buy shoddv if Dependabl rurmture mere stuff here if you want to.

AVe haven't got it. We've IO years and in all that time have sold good goods only. That is why all our customers are our friends. They never have occasion to think unpleasantly of us. Our furniture looks well and lasts long if that is the kind of furniture you want in vour home get your outfit here and you'll not be disappointed.

We shall always adhere strictly to our policy, of 44 years' standing that is, to sell good goods only. This Chifforobe, $19.50 Carpet and Rug Specials Brussels Rugs; of good grade; size 9x12; patterns are good florals and medallions; this is the regular $16.50 quality; on Velvet Rugs; size 9x12; very handsome floral and Oriental styles, and of good quality; Rugs that we sell regularly at $21.50. On sale Monday and (PIC QZ Tuesday at )10VJ At V-1 1 1 sale Monday and $11.75 Taft Names Him Commissioner to Negotiate Treaty. WASHINGTON', May 6. President Taft today appointed Secretary Charles Nagel and Chandler P.

Anderson. Counselor of the State Department, commissioners from this Government to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain, Japan and Russia for the protection and preservation of fur seals In the Xorth Pacific Ocean. You Want Get Swissco Grows Hair, Stops Dandruff and Bestores Gray or Faded Hair To Ita Natural Color. Swfssoo Brings Quick Results. Bwlssco produces astounding results so qulokly It has amazed those who hav.

ussd It. We will prove It to you if you will send lOo In silver or stamps to pay posters and we will send yon a trial bottle and our wonderful testimonials. There Is no excuse for baldness. Write todar to Swissco Hair Remedy 3534 P. O.

Square. Cincinnati, O. Swissco Is on sale at all druggists and drug departments at 60o and 11.00 i bottle. For sale and recommended In St Louis by WoLff -Wilson Drug Judga Dolpn Kaboteau Dnif John son Bros. Drat Co.

YOUR NEAREST DRUG STORE WILL TELEPHONE YOUR WANT AD TO THE POST-DISPATCH ii I I OUT, UNCLE JOEJiSCOVERS Cannon Says President's Speech to Publishers Put Him in Mark Twain Class. WASHINGTON May 6. Former Speaker Cannon said today that, had it not been for the demand of publishers for free print paper, President Taft would not have brought about the Canadian reciprocity ar-ree-ment. Cannon got the floor to make a speech In opposition to the farmers' free list, but soon lashed himself into a fury against the Canadian treaty. His face became red, his eyes snapped and his waved up and down as he spoke.

"The President," he "in addressing- the newspaper publishers In New York the other day, advised them to be constant, dlligrent and Insistent In their demands for Immediate action upon the Canadian reciprocity agreement. "If the President ever pets out of a jot) and we elect a President for longrer than eig-ht years he can realize on his ability- as a humorist. Nothing- that Mark Twain ever wrote can equal that speech for real humor. I call the President a high-class humorist. 'Be ye constant, and be ye Of course they will.

They want free print paper. The reciprocity bill will give It to them." The general debate was closed by Wilson (Dem.) of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Committee on Labor. Ho said unionism would be worth far more to labor than a tariff wall. Life Insurance or Death nsurartce Which Real life insurance often consists in taking Eckraan'B AIteratie. which brines better health.

Pf rona often ar so improved that they can work before they are finally cured. Weldon, 111. Gentlemen: "During 1905. my physician sent me to Texas, from there to Colorado. I became worse, end was sent home to die.

Hearing of Eckman's, Alterative. I began treatment and -was (Signed Afflda-rlt ARTHUR WEBB. Fuller details of above case on request. Eckman's Alterative is for Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever.

Throat and I.un Affections. For sale Vv Raboteau Druy Woiff-Wllson Drug Judge Dolph Drug Co. and other leading drug-grista Ask for booklet of cured cases, and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, for additional evidence. Tuesdav at. Brussels Carpets, in hall, stair and room style; very pretty patterns, and good $1.00 grades; Monday and Tuesday, per fJQn yard, at Brussels Carpet of the very best quality in the prettiest new patterns for room, stairs and hall; regular $1.25 value; Monday 7Qr and Tuesday si Velvet Carpets, in hall, stair and room styles; extra good quality and newest patterns; worth Monday and Tuesday, 95 been on this corner over 44 Axminster Rugs; size Pxl2; in the newest color effects; designs are good Orientals, florals and allover styles; splendid quality; $27.50 value; on sale Monday $18.95 Ingrain Rngs; sire 9x12, in good Brussels styles; good serviceable Rugs and exceptional $4.95 This Table, In Golden Oak finish, has 42-in.

top; extends to 6 feet; beautiful square pedestal and handsomely carved claw feet a $15 table on Kle this wek only, at. $7.85 This Handsome Bed, IN II It II! A Chifforobe like this will add comfort to your rooms. It's a combination dresser and wardrobe. Stands 6 feet high, 45 inches wide has French beveled mirror, 16x24; the wardrobe is roomv and its 4 drawers Sale for One Week at Beaut! ful Vernis Martin Bed, with attractive l'4 inch square posts a spl endld 1 1 pr. well made bed that sells regularly at $13; ppeclal here this week, it $9.75 are very large; an exceptional value at this price, special $19.50 This Refrigerator, $7.85 CAMPBELL PAROLE OFFICER Succeeds White, New Superintendent of Workhouse.

Special Officer James R. Campbell yesterday was assigned to duty as pa role officer to succeed J. White, who was appointed superin tendent of the workhouse by Mayor Kreismann, Campbell resides at 2721 Bennett court. "Garland," the World's Best Gas Ranges Sold in St. Louis at This Store Only.

I PROMISES CHEAP ICEJND COAL Granite City Executive Will Also See That All Prisoners Are Treated Alike. LID LIFTING ALL 'RIGHT Fact There Will Be No Lid Under the Socialist Chief of Police. (rranlte City is going to be a place where you can keep warm in winter ar.d cool in summer at reduced rates nen ine socialists rule, according to Marshall E. Kirknatrlck. Granite Citv's hxciallst Mayor, who has appointed A.iolph White, a Socialist, as Chief of Police, to help him give the town a So cinlist administration.

Socialist coal to keep you warm and i Socialist ice to keep you cool, both-at ixirgain prices, are the Utopian goals I toward which Kirkpatrick's face is set. It may be this time next spring before cheap coal and cheap ice are brought near, because the Socialists are a mi ncrlty In the Council this year, and cheap coal and cheap ice are two of the tilings that a Mayor cannot bring about vv'thout the aid of the City Council. Depends on Votes. Whether the Socialists will gain enough seats in the Council at the elec tion next spring to usher in the mil le-iium of cheap coal and cheap ice will tlepd upon how many votes the coal dealers and the ice dealers will be able to muster. If Mayor Kirkpatrlck has" his way Granite City will have a municipal coal yard and a municipal Ice house, and coal and ice will be sold at cost.

These are things, he thinks, that lie nearest the Socialists hands, and can most readily be "socialized." Other things contemplated In the Socialist program Will not brought about so rapldlj' because there are, In some Instances laws In the way, and in other instances prejudice or conservatism will not be so easily broken down. And if one is determined to do some thing that will necessitate his arrest he would better go to Granite City to do It, for under the rule of a Socialist Chief of Police getting arrested is going to be a polite function. CImfe Will Be SIle. No longer will policemen beat the heads off malefactors simply because they are malefactors, and it is going to be bad form for a Granite City police man to kick a prisoner In the ribs. "Prisoners will not be beaten up by policemen while I am Mayor," said Mayor Kirkpatrlck, telling what it is going to be like In the only city that has a Socialist Chief of Police and two or three Socialist policemen, as well as a Socialist Mayor.

"And all prisoners will be treated alike. A poor man will have Just as much consideration as a rich man. "Granite City Is going to have a clean administration. The laws will be enforced. The slot machines and the gam blers will have to go.

There are a few slot machines here now, but they will not be permitted to stay. Svnday 'The saloons will have to close at midnight and stay closed until 6 a. m. Sunday closing? Well, now, it's this way about Sunday closing. Two-thirds of the people here are not in favor of Sunday closing, and I don't think we will enforce the Sunday closing law unless the people who -ant it enforced get together and take concerted action and.

compel us to. Madison, on the south, has no laws, and the saloons there will be open on Sunday, and Horseshoe Lake, beyond our city limits, has Sunday saloons and worse. If it could be made county-wide I would be in favor of enforcing the Sunday closing law." And the Socialist Chief of Police says It looks about the same way to him. "It seems like," he said, "some laws get on the books and nobody seems to know exaotly how they got there, and the people don't want them enforced, and such laws as that I guess we won't enforce." Chief WTilte thinks, though, that Socialist Chief of Police is bound to be a better chief than any other kind of a chief, because he Is so much closer to the people, and considers himself so much more accountable to the people for his acts. 11 art for the Job.

Mayor Kirkpatrlck says it was not because White was a Socialist that he appointed him chief. It was because he was the best man for the Job. "White is strong, good-natured and honest and has executive ability, and it was for those reasons that I appointed him chief. "We Socialists believe In the merit system. All of my appointments were made on thescore of fitness.

I ap pointed three Socialists as policemen, but it was because they were well qualified. I reappointed men who are not Soojallsts, one of whom fought me in the campaign, because they were ex perienced men and capable officers and worthy of reappointment. Among my other appointees only one Is a Socialist, the Collector of Special Taxes." Mayor Kirkpatrlck would like to give Granite City municipal waterworks and municipal light works and municipal other things, but he finds that his pred ecessors office have given away franchises that are either perpetual or for long terms, persuaded thereto by wlnlngs and dinlngs. Wanta So IMnaera. He wants it understood that there is not going to be any wining and dining of him nor his official family while he is Mayor by franchise seekers.

He will not accept anything nor permit his ap pointees to accept anything that would place them under obligations. "If want to go to a show. I win buy a ticket." he said. If I want- to rld on a areet car I wl'l pay roy fare. One of the street car companies sent ine a jass We have "Garland" Gas Ranges on our floor ranging in price from $9.75 to $50.

Each model the best Range in -the world at its price. All have the patented safety attachments that make explosions impossible. This style has 4 burners and a simmerer, oven and $18.00 broiler. Price, Without broiler, $16.50. All connections free.

10th and Franklin Av. (Jot Here's Has and a i 1 1 I 3 Credit Arrangements if You Wish Tou will be surprised to see how fine a Refrigerator this is.x Stands 41 inches high and has 60 bs. ice capacity; has rounded corners; golden oak finished case and a good 'size provision chamber with 2 shelves; the best in America at its price. Special 7 85 Other Refrigerators up $60. the smallest "Garland" model.

all the special "Garland" features contained in the higher priced styles. Guaranteed to be unexcelled as a cooker baker. lias 3 burners and an oven 44 Years at N. W. Cor.

WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS LIND FRAN 1 1' 1 Jpft CASH GROCER SEVEHTH AND LUCAS AV. WaK" Exchange the Silent Piano in Your Home for a WAGONS DELIVERING EVERYWHERE No charge for consultation. We very carefully test your eyes free. MARKET BASKET WILL SELL ALL THIS WEEK anola I We supply svery I I style ef rrams at I lowest possible The Piano that anyone can afford and everyone can play this practical, reasoning fand enfoyingr has become a matter of waste, pure and 'si KRYPTOK," the perfect Invisible Bifocal, for near and far sight. really surprising value.

SB Perfectly Fitted Glasses on Credit We fit your eyes or fill your doctor's prescription and guarantee satisfaction. Gold frames, S8JM gold filled frames, S2.no. fi.oo down, BOo weekly. WATCHES. MOSDS OJ and rilA-CBEDIT.

Pee our Elgin In 20-year filled esse Watch. S7.65 F. H. Ingalls 1226 Olive St. FREE WHISKEY A It i OB ft iO quicaiy jutrouure? to nrw.

patrons and ir.ta new localities, KILKVS WORLD'S FAMOUS II FLAUSTAFF WHISKEY, we aik you to promptly semi us your name and address, thereby rise- fl ing yourself in position to receive 52 QUARTS of this excellent, high grade whiskey, free of cost. This offer is made to subscribers outside of St. louis. W. R.

Riley Dist. Dspt. If, Kansas City. Mo. Cut This Coupon Out and Send It to lis Primptly.

Name Fine Watch Repairing -Main Springs, 50c FREE with PtirrhanM of SI .00 or Over Eggs and Sugar Not included. Ovalette Soap; worth Be bar; 0 bars for Brass King Washboards; worth 3uc: each Large Splint Clothe Baskets; worth 3oc; each Standard Parlor Broom; SOc value; each White Tampiro Scrnb Brushes: 12 Vic value: 2 for 25c 20c 20c 20c 15c Oxford Toilet Paper; silk tissue; larte roll: 2000 Sheets: worth 1E 12Vc: 2 rolls for I OW Gold Medal Flat-pointed, polished Toothpicks; worth Be 3 pkgs. for Japanned Dust Pan; cor-ered regular priee 10c; each Gray Parlor lust Brushes; regular price 20c: each Extra Standard Turkey Feather ers; 11 inch: worth 35c; each New Cervelat Summer Sausage; worth 20c; 5c 6c 15c Oust- 25c 15c Best Sugar-cured Smoked Picnic Shoul lout- ders: worth 12c; per Country Style Smoked Bacon; 15c by side or side): per Fresh Pork Shoulders: per Prime Chuck Beef Roasts; per Prime Kolled Beef Roasts: per Best Cuts Sirloin Steaks; per I.oln Lamb Chops; per Choice Cats Leg of Lamb; per Genuine Old California Claret 9tc -lrth 12ic 10tc 8C 12c 14c 12ic 12c Wine; worth tl.OO full quart bottle, SOc; per gallon. 60c Genuine Old California Port Wine; worth 11.00 full quart bottle. 20c, per gallon.

Genuine Old California Sherry worth $1.00 tull quart bottle. S5c; per gallon. Lenk Wine Dry Catawba worth per gallon, Gennlne California Tokay 75c Wine; 75c Wine: 75s Wine worth 11.50 gallon; full quart bottle, SSc; per gallon. liJ I ore -Old Bock Straight Whiskey full quart bottle; CCa per bottle, DC Leilngton Club Bonrboa lift Whiskey; per. gallon, iUVl aad Careful Attention.

Newsboy Ooeoamit Cakes 1 worth 12o lb. lba. for 25c Tnlon Biscuit Fresh Graham. Crackeroi worth 10c; per pkc Baked 7c Baby Pretzels: worth 7c 5c per Mother's Cornflakes worth 10c; Toaatedi per 6c break- Cooked Rolled tha new fast food; ready to eat: wortn 10c pks-; Pkrs. for Peanut Butter; In bulk; finest quality; worth 20c; per Apollo Assorted Jams; glass Jar; worth Joe; per Jar, 25c 14c 9c Karo White Table Syrup; extra quality; red label; 2-lb.

cans; wortli Idc; per can 3U Burnett's absolutely pure Imon T.i-tract; 2-oz. bottle; full meas- 4, ure; worth 18c; per bottle lOw Greenheart Tobaaco Pepper Sanre; worth 35c; per bottle. Snider' Chili Sauce; pint bottle: worth 2oc; per bottle. Solder's Tomato Catitup; pint 15c bottle; worth 20c; per bottle. Snider's Pork and Bean; In tompto 8c, 12c 15c per ran Our Pride brand Hominy; worth Ier can 53 Mayflower new park finest Maine Su-gar torn; worth lac; 1 iy per ran.

I UU Sunset brand Evaporated Condensed Milk; the best by teat; large worth 10c can; 1 Cit cans for lJb Crown Brand Extra. California eots; in heavy syrup; worth 20c: Pr cn Apri- 14s nn Sallna Bread Extra. California new park largo Innon Clins Vellow Table Peacnea; in neavy avrup; worth 25c; per can 17c or way Smoked Herrlnjrs; In bouillon; finest quality; oval tin; key in opener; Ocean Gem per i in Finest George's Codfish Middles; worth 20c; 1C ft W. Genuine I.nera Olive finest cream quality; quart cans: worth J1.0U; par can An. Gloa Starch; 1-lb.

worth 6c 3 pL- tor Oil; 80c 10c Snowboy Washing- Powdersj old style 1-1U. worm oc JSC 10 pkgs. for WW ano Age, the "silent" piano simple you hardly frJ New STROW Piano a real musician's OHye Louis Bought perhaps for your children and unused save for an infrequent hour of melody, the hand-played instrument with lid down and voice silent is a mere travesty of usefulness and enjoyment. Replace this old instrument now with the Pianola Piano and what a difference thcrewill be. There is no drudgery in the use of the Pianola Piano no unremitting practice no faltering fingers.

All the music of the world all the old and all the new is at your command to amuse you, to cultivate your taste and relax your tired nerves. A Special Premium Now on Exchanged Pianos During May we add a premium to our allowances on old pianos taken in exchange for. the Pianola Piano. This is to keep our repair shops busy during the Summer, overhauling them. You should take advantage of this extra allowance.

Your old piano will never be worth so much in exchange as it is now. If you do not want the new instrument until the Fall, we will take your piano and give you a due-bill to apply on the purchase of a Pianola Piano, next season. On request we will send a representative to appraise the value of your piano. This will entail no obligation on your part. Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stuyvesant Pianola Pianos from $550.

up. The terms of payment on which the Pianola Piano is sold enable practically anyone lo aifurd it. A small down payment places one of these superb instruments in DYSPEPSIA "Having taken vour wonderful 'Cascarets' for three months and being entirely cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, 1 think a word of praise is due to 'Cascarets' for their wonderful composition. I have taken numerous other so-called remedies but without avail, and I find that Cascarets relieve more in a day than all the others I have taken would in a year." James McGune, 103 Mercer Jersey City, N. J.

palatable. Potent. Taste iod. Unnd. Xercr HZckeu, Weaken or Grl'-e.

lOr. iSW-, Neer aild In bulk. Tbs Re-mlne tsblet attitiied V. iiuaran. teed to cure or your money back.

Mil MORPHINE and other clrug habits are successfully treated by HABITINA. for hypo- sn dermto or Internal MmplfifH sent to env drug ha-bltus by tnall In plain wrapp.r. Regular pries II. par bottls. KFITA CHEMICAL your home.

ou then pay the balance in monthly payments The that For the Summer Home A splendid collection of high-grade pianos exchanged for the Pianola Piano, at trry law frit. New Pianos or A Victor Department in Louis. The Aenlian Aeolian Hall, 1004 Mall and Pln.ne Orders Will RecetTe Prompt Address lbaeC399C i IMS Holland Bide. Louis. Ma- W-3s.

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