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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
Yolt3etlt9es.

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go. 45 gforb Capitol. .Nbenue bena9.
rt8tigte geifern bic poIi3si, bab ibre
II Sabre alte S9mefer 8illie am
Witttpo9 Abenb ibre Wobnung ber-
lafen babe unb isitbem ipurIos bsr.
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BET Bstanntsn tparen bisbsr bereebIi9;
nirsenbs 1T bas Mdb9en felt isinsm
0eri&winben gsfsbsn tporben.
JrduIein Winnie 6utb
bon go. 1912 Norb WeR.etrabe be-
tlaat ben 8erIuff ibrer @slbbbrie nit
$14. Dos 8eri9minben Der B6rie
unb bss @elbss tuurbe fofort bon Grdu.
lein JuIb bsmertt. na9bsm sin iuneer
Mann, Hamens %. WeRop. eas 3im.
mer perlaRen batte. Spdter tpurbe
bie leere @elbb6rie 3tpsi 5duisrgebierte
bon Der Wobnung bee SuIb eeiinbsn.
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gefoblen fat. absr gsiusie Iiessn ni9t
9egsn ibn bor.
BON MorrtsbtIIe tpurbe
bic bieRge poli3ei telspbonif9 bsna9.
ri4tigt, bab gefern Elm nsun Sabre
altes braunes gferb nit 3tpsi tpsibsn
5eFeln on ben 6interbeinen gefOblsn
iporbsn fei. Der Dieb tpurbe auf bem
Wege nod SnoianapOlis geisben.
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Newton bena4ri8ti9te gefern Nbeno
bic polisei, bab Elm Wann Namsns
grnf Wlspsrs. alias 5ranf 3iealer,
ihm Elm 5idbrises pferb sefobIen babe.
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sosr poli3ei wegsn ginbru9s geiu9t.
Der StaIIarbeiter @eo.
%. Waqorb. Der i'm ct. Dennis 6o-
tel wobnt. tpurbe geffern Ssrbaftet unb
binter i&webii&e Gardiner gebra9t,
neil er nit elmer boloen e96nen uner.
Iaubten gei&Ie&tIi&en llmgans eetrie.
ben bat. Wallorp bepauptst. NIT BEN
Wdb&en berbeiratbet 3u iein, aber bic.
fes gefanb Elm, bic 2isbe obne prieifer'
Ii&en eegen 9enOfen 3u baben.
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fi@ iebt wirtli& Whbe ,u ssben. ba!
llebel bss su i&nelien 5abrens Dor
NutOmobilen In ben gren3sn Der Stab
fobieI als m0sli& su unterbrhden
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.sttnfwagen" 5abrer bsrbaftst, BIZ
3uar gegen Shrsi&aft entIafsn, abe,
bOfentIi& geh6ris bonn poIi3eiri9te,
bsfraft werben. Die bier berbaftetei
Nuto.6abrer fnb:
Or. 6. .. Weguuaueb. 447 Worl
Werioian Strabe.
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mare Strabe.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
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Der geianspereine fir ben Seuti9en Gag

9eute Ibenb finoet In Der 9aae bes
Snbianapolis Mdnner9or cine @ene.
ralprobs fur oie in oem Wahsn9or am
Sonntag aur Seier bss Ssutf9sn Sasss
mitwirtenoen @siangbsreine fatt. Die
6erren Sdnger bes Wufiibsreins, Wdn-
ner9ors unb 2isbsrfrani finb esbstsn,
re4t phnttlt& 3u erf9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

90 ttIteb 9eutb arb {,
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gde sfobIe unb Nfartet Str.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
PUT SOME ONE IN PRISON..
Lenroot Says That When Some Corpora
tion Man Is Sent to Jail Progress
Will Be Made.

MONROE. Wis, July On his ad-
dress here Saturday, Irvine l.. Lenroot
of Superior, candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor, said in
part:
wealth. The legitimate rights Of property
should always be protected, but they nave
no right TO rule Our laws, both state ana
federal, should be so framed as to punish
wrong doing wherever it is found.
When the president of railroad com
pany who practices the giving OF rebates
or the president of Il corporation who de-
Nbcrateiy violates our law IS sent to the
then we shall have made substantial prog
ress in the solution of this question.
After discussing the fight in Wiscon-
sin during the past six years he said:
The real contest has not been for these
things, but to determine whether or not
the people Of Wisconsin are going to govern
this state. or the railroads.
He said he does not consider it a very
high order of citizenship to tell the peo-
pie that the fight is over in this state,
for he knows it is not.
MARINETTE, Wis, July 9-On
Wednesday, July -, at the Mariucttc
ChaLtauqua assembly, addresses ON he
half of the Republican party will be
made Ivy Irvine l.. Lenroot, on behalf Of
the Democratic party 10y William
George Bruce. and on behalf of the
Prohibition party by \. FehIand "t
Madison. Gov. James O. Davidson,
Senator James ]. McCiliiyray and Sen
atpr Ernest Merton will be asked To he
present and probably invited to speak.
Edward :. Minor and Gustav kucstur-
Manu. candidates for the Republican
nomination for Congress, Will also be
invited.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
REV. +. R. HAFF DIES.
Pioneer Episcopal Churchmaa and Mis-
sionary Among Oneida Indians Sue
cumbs at Age of IS Years.

OSHKOSH. Wis. July 9.-Rtv.
Franklin X. ualf, well i>uonn rs mis-
siOuary amolE the DuclGI Indians aId
q resident of Wisconsin since 1871, died
last evening Mt the age of - years. At
the time of his death he was associate
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal church.
lie was born in New York city, De
ccmbor II, 1871. His ancestors were
Seaiarng people.
lie was educated in Trinity school,
New York, and later ut Troy. Mr. Han
came west aud remained in Chicago unr
year. In July, 1914, lie came by beat
to Milwaukee" en- route TO NasAotah to
enter the theological school.
Mr.. Han oiiciated mt the first Epis-
copal services ever held in this city,
March -, 1880. He was then stationed
Mt Duck Creek. In 1872 he went to
Iaporte, Ind. Some time was spent Also
in Iowa. In April 1859, he became rec
tor Of Trinity Episcopal church, over
which he has presided as rector and as
Sistant rector.
Mrs. uaff's maiden name was Lu-
crctia L. Boynton. She was born III
Canton y. Y, seventy-two years ago
Mrs. Half shared the hardShlpS of her
husbands missionary life, His children
are Mrs. Radlord and Miss Emma Hat.
Mrs. Half survives her husband.
Mr.. Half celebrated the hIty-ninth
anniversary Of his ordination to the MIN
istry at Oshkosh on February =, TINS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
APPLETON WAS CLOSED.
Not One Saloon Opened Doors Yesterday
Acting Mayor Harwood Issued an
Iron-Clad Order.

APPLETON, Wis, July 81 Special
Appleton saoonkeepers, nearly ninety,
were surprised Sunday morning to find
that during Saturday night the lid had
been clapped onto the city and their sa-
looms ordered closed in peril of losing
their licenses. Last Thursday the city's
executive was called away, Alderman
Frank j. Harwood. one OF the leaders III
the agitation against saloon keepers Nlo-
lauOn of the Sunday laws, is president
of the council and succeeded to the au-
thority of the mayor when Mr.. Hammer
left the city.
He went to the police station Saturday
night and instructed Chef iocfer 10 IN
form every saloon man in the city 20
keep his place closed over Sunday. rs
q result every saloon ia Appleton WAS
closed yesterday.
APPLETON, Wis, July 9.-Goy. 10
Seph w Folk of Missouri addressed
1000 people nj the Fox River chautauIua
Friday using as his subject Soldiers
Of Peace" but combining most OF MS
ninety minutes To rehearsal OF his
crusade against graft i'm Missouri. lie
spoke in part rs follows:
Revolt against oppression is rearing its
head over state, after state. and the good
work is bound to continue. in Missouri the
iquur dealers have bowed TO the strong
arm Of the law ana they viii continue So to
do as long as | am governor. No saloons
any OF the larger cities Of Missouri ANA /
ind greater prosperity throughout that
state since the enforcement OF the laws -OF-
erniug the liquor traffic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12

Has the Bear No Friends?

Tie newspaper stories of the killing Of
three black bears by some city boys in
tine Adirondacks calls attention Sew to
the bear law now in force in this state
Under the provisions of the statute bears
may not be killed in July August and
September, except in Essex county.
When the bear protectors went 10 the
legislature for a protective law Essex
county objected. The sheep raiserS We're
unwilling to sacrifice their sheep to the
bears. and p. oteSted so enormously that
they carried their point. 1t is the feel
ing of residents in the AdirondackS that
bear protection is foolish. They profess
not to be unwilling to live in Il mena gerie
if the rest of the people of the state are
bound to give that character to the North
woods, but they do object to feeding the
bears on mutton. \ man who has lost
fourteen sheep, killed by bears is in no
humor to indulge in sentiment, ut all
events not in sentiment which gives bruin
immunity. The bear protective law in
the Adrondacks has no substantial sup
port there in any conviction of its useful
ness or reaSOnableness. On the contrary
it is regarded rs n fool law and one
unfortunate effect of it is to bring dis
credit on game laws in general. There
is in the North Woods as elsewhere Il
growing acceptance of the game protec-
tive principle. and it is Il great pity that
this silly bear law should be III operation
to retard the growth of right sentiment,
Forest and Stream.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
DR0WNINGS OF A DAY
ELEVEN LOSE LIVES IN WISCONSIN
AND UPPER PENINSULA.
Rev. Myron Brigham of Chiffon and Miss
Rasmussen of Neenah Victims In
Lake Near Waupaca.

WAUPACA, Wis. July 10.-Rev.
Myron Brigham of Chiffon and Miss Al
lie Rasmussen of Neenah drowned in
Beasley lake, one of the chain of lakes
here, yesterday afternoon, by the over
turning of skiff
RACINE. Wis, July 1o.-Arthur
Johnson, aged II years, while bathing in
a brick yard pond, was taken with
cramps and drowned last night.
William DAILY, aged % years, who re-
sides in Detroit, Mich, diyed from the
head on n rock and fracturing his skull.
He died in a few minutes.
LA CROSSE, Wis, July 10.-Assad
Munger, aged II years son of Mr.. and
Mrs. :. {. Munger, drowned in the
Black river
CALUMET, Mich, July 1O.-Edward
Dorrie of Hancock. Il teamSter, led his
horses into Portage lake to battle them.
They pulled him in over his head and
he became entangled in the ropes at
tached to the halters and drowned. He
was - years old and married.
Napoleon Duhane of Laurium was at
tackled by cramps while swimming in the
Tobacco river and drowned. He was 10
years old.
Charles Kettenbil and Blake Patton of
Lake Linden drowned in st. Louis river.
With his mother but few feet away.
Oscar Pierson, Is months old, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Picrson of StOning-
ton, fell from "A dock and drowned.
Peter Milbauer of Niagara drowned by
jumping off Il raft while fishing on the
Menominee river four miles west of
Norway
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
SHAW APPEALS FOR
S. BANK NOTES.
Country Needs Bills Of Smaller Denom-
inations-Issue Urged as Boing
More Profitable.

WASHINGTON, y. G., July D.
Secretary Shaw has issued an appeal to
national banks to assist the government
in supplying a pressing demand for notes
of small denominations. lie has sent
to all national banks letter requiring
them 10 Issue aS much rs possible of the
aggrcgat" of their circulating notes in 30
bills, indicating 10 them that there -
more profit in the issuance of such notes
than IN putting tIt notes Of larger de-
nominations. Secretary Shaw says;
The treasurer Of the United states Is IN
ahI" to meet even at this season or the
year the pressing demand for notes or
small denominations. The coming autumn
viii greatly Increase this demand. In the
absence Of legislation | am forced to ap-
peal to the national banks to use every
reasonable effort to relieve thc situation.
II each bank viii 10 its share there VIII
hr no difficulty. Failing In this there VIII
h" slight reason To complain OF the IN
cyitablc shortage IN small bills.
The law permits national banks to Issue
one third OF their circulating notes In de
nominations Of 50. The aggregate out
standing national bank circulation Is Ut
tie over SJOU,pIDOlO one. third Of which, or
SlGG 1000, might be IN s. notes. Instead
Of this maximum there Is Approximately
but $IGWn.OU iu lives. The additional
SpOUuN,Ot" I'm s. hiliS now available would
greatly relieve the -ituatOn
II must hr apparent that there is more
profit I'm maintaining circulation In small
bills tuun iu barge. Large bins are almost
immediately presented Tor lrn'hN,.".l
Small liIl- nud their way 10 the pockets
oC thn people and rrmau IN circulation
much IpU-,T uud only ln proportions ~
they stay in uso Us their maintenance p''i-
luhI. issuing notes one day TO nave
chem redeemed the unNt Is uuprohtah." %
tine lal,a uaG Of no benefit to commerce.
I wish tO falI Your attention TO one DINER
consideration. II the banks generally VIZ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
ALLEGED SLAYER DEAD
CAMPBELL LOHST OF KEWAUNEE
IS A SUICIDE.
Man Who Is Supposed to Have Murdered
Wife Shot Himself-His Body Is
Found in the Woods

KEWAUNEE. Wis, July 0. - [Spc-
cial. l-Campbell Lohst who disappeared
on the day that his wife was murdered,
last Friday, was found dead in the
woods near the city yesterday. Two bull
let holes in his heart told the manner Of
his death. His suicide, says the police,
may Indicate that he was the murderer
of his wife. 4 3-year-old child, who wit
messed the shooting of her mother, had
told the officers that her father had shot
the mother.
Sunday morning a large posse from
this city went 70 the scene Of the muir
der and began systematic search for
Lohst. Several miles of territory were
covered, the searchers being separated
by about ten feet of space. Through
swamp and underbrush the search was
continued, the body being found III an
isolated spot well protected by overhan--
ing boughs. 1t was taken to his home
just as the remains of the murdered
woman were being taken to the hearse
for burial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
COURT SAYS, "CYCLONt,'
Federal Circuit Judge Makes Ruling in
Regard to St. Paul Blow-Cloud-
burst in Ohio.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 9.-Acrording
10 a ruling of the United States circuit
court Of appeals the storm which did
great damage i'll st. Paul on the night OF
August 20. 1904, was a cyclone,
Finch, Young and McConvillc, whole
sale drygools firm whose stock was dam
aged by the storm, secured verdict for
damages against an insurance company.
The plaintiffs claimed that the storm
was not Of "a cyclonic character and the
lower court sustained this contention.
ON appeal, however, the judgment of the
lower court was reversed.
WELLSNlLLE. O.. July "a cloud
burst in the country just back Of this city
yesterday caused a loss of thousands of
dollars. over 200 homes and business
houses were flooded aud foundations
weakened so that people would not re
main in their houses last night Mayor
TOgo put men at work taking tons Of
debris from the mouths of several store
sewers.
WICHITA. Kan. July 9.--As tho rc-
suit of terrific rain storm here today,
Easements were flooded, sewers chohed
and the water stood q inches deep IN the
down town streets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
STATE WATER POWER,
What Federal Government Is Doing w.,l
aid OF Wisconsin-Many Rivers Are
Still Undeve,oped
MASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, u. c., july r
Especial. The geological survey of ,at
department has ISSUED the following bgl-
ieun concerning the water power o.,
northern Wisconsin:
IN no state are water powers destined o.
hp of greater Importance than in VISION
SIM In" d 'veiOped water power ha, t..
creased from 33,iUD horsepower In l>.p FIJI.
$1,000 horsepower in 1900, but SO tag ..
known on no important river I'm III" star.
has all the available power been developed.
IN a paper ny l.. >. smith, just issued h&
Tia" Iult"d States geological survey as N..
ter supply and irrigation paper No 1875 ar.
discussed the developed and uulug..3p.d
water powers in the drainage basins Og IuN,
M"uomonro, PeShtigO, OcOutu, Wolf VS.
cousln, Black, Chippewa and ST trJiN u,.
cFs and on the streams tributary tu l.asr
superior This report, which may b" oil.
taIurd on application To the director ut the
United States geological survey, Washing
ton, II. g., contains prohl,s of all streams
that have been surveyed, all available iufor
nation regarding stream Tow. aud dcsgrip
Tons of conditions at points whore lowers
is developed or available.
Tho United States geological survey l.
now making additional surveys Of streams
In cooperation with the state of WiSruusn.
of the University of Wisconsin. puru- the
present fiscal year the state of Wisconsin
aud the United States geological survey ha-
each allotted $3.50 to this work. This work
IS being pushed as rapidly as the ayaIabi'
funds permit. and its extension viii de-
p"nd upon further cooperation and apllO-
priatlOus by tn" state of Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
Their Hotel Neignbors.

At Il certain Denver hotel lives very
charming little widow who has many
masculine admirers. The other day she
was asked by one of them to go out in
the afternoon and play tennis. At the
courts she met a man who struck her
fancy. SO, between sets, she and the
new man would sit on the grass aud talk.
1t was during one of these intermisSions
that he said. by the way, Mrs. Blank,
may | ask where you live!
ITO be sure she replied Il live at
the such and such hotel
That's queer" he said. Il have Il
room there, too. However. I've had it
only week. I'm thinking of changing,
There is Il woman in the next room To
mine who comes iii every night about II
o'clock and wakes me up with her noise.
If they don't GUST her I'm going"
Il don't blame YOU" said the little
widow. II know just how you feel
There's a man in the next room to mine
who comes home full almost every night
and knocks the furniture around. I'm
going to make IA Complaint about him if
he doesn't reform
After the games had been played the
new young man walked down to the
hotel with her ana her escort They
went for their keys together The clerk
handed them 2o2 and 20f. Their rooms
were adjoining Denver Post.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
PREPARE COUNTY FAIRS
Walworth ard Dodge to Have Big Exhi-
bitions

ELKHORN, Wis, July o. Special ]
The catalogue for the annual Wal
worth county fair has been issued. The
fair this year. which is the fifty
held by the fair association, will take
place September IS, 10 and 20, and is eX-
pcctcd to surpass previous efforts. The
officers of the society are:
G. A. Nulauy. president. East Troy: ]. L.
Fulton, vice president Whitewater; H. 6.
Norris secretary, Elkhorn James H. Brett,
treasurer Springfield; w l.. Magill, super
luteudeut of grounds, Elkhoru; l.. Morris
scy. chief Of police, Etlihorn; Hal L. WylI",
marshal, Spring Prairie.
BEAVER DAM, Wis, July 9.-Thc
one bic event in Beaver Dam each year
is the Dodge county fair
Secretary {. W. Harvey is getting cv-
crythiug in readiness for this year 5
show. which will take place September
-. -, % and -.
The dog and cat show under the super
vision of Bart J. i;uddie Of Milwaukee
promises to hr pue q the largest hcuch
shows ever held ~ Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
WILL DIE Of BURNS.

OSHKOSH WIs July : Special
Mrs Barbara huezl of Harvey street
Was burned Friday afternoon while all
INK the tank Il j gasoline stoye one
81 the burners wa- lighted. Tie FIRE
spread TO her clothing and her body was
burned SO badly thal there is no hope for
her recovery SUE ran from the rear door
and caught her
Jacob Iletfel 1o-year.old boy, en-.
dcavored 10 PIT out the flames aud WINS
badly burned himself. lie ran short
distance 10 Lake Winnebago aud Jumped
in, putting out the ire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
COOK Is MURDERED.
Peninsula Woodsman Avenges Injury 10
Cousin by Shooting George Bar
ret in Abdomen

MARINETTE, Wis, July 81 Spe-
cial I-Georgc Barrett, cook in a lum-
Der camp at Nadeau. Mcuominee coun-
ty, Mich. was fatally shot yesterday
by John Poplinski woodsman to
avenge an injury to the lattcr's cousin.
In melee few days before Barrett
broke the jaw of Dan Poplinsld, and
John, hearing of the injury, secured Il
bicycle, rode out to camp and shot Bar
ret twice in the abdomen. He was cap
tured Barrett died tins morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
UNIFORM GRAIN RATES
RAILROADS AND SHIPPERS BEFORE
STATE COMMISSION.
Corporations Ask That Standard Be Es-
tablisAed-Liberty Station Cass Is
Heard by the Board.

MADISON, Wis, July 10 Special
The railway commission this morning
heard arguments from Jospeh Liberty
in regard to the stopping of Wisconsin
Central trains at Liberty Station. Wis
.. q. Kinney in his complaint asking
the reduction Of grain rates on the Wis
couSin Central was also heard, The
whole subject of grain rates on all of
the roads of the state was under dis
cussiou this afternoon and will be To-.
morrow, and the railway commission
will be asked not only by shippers but
by companies To formulate some uniform
system of charge to be made upon
shipments of grain in Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
MITCHELL IN STATE.
Mire Workers President Goes Fishing al
Necuah--His Visit, He Says, Is OF
No Significance.

NEENAH, Wis, July I'll Special IN
John Mitchell. president of the United
Mime Workers Of America, arrived at
Neeuah today and this afternoon went
on n fishing "trip in the yacht Of William
Gilbert Of the Gilbert Paper company.
In the party were +. j. lhrig and
Warren Simpson of Milwaukee ana LYON
Tracy and ! i. tavanaugh of st. Paul
MIR Mitchell will be here over Sunday.
lie declares that he II SIMPLY here FOR Il
rest ana TINT his visit has no particular
Significance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-12
MR.. HOUSER is CLEARED.
Jury Finds Secretary Did Not Attempt
&c Brlbe.

MADISON Wis. ,Iuly After being
ont five hours. the Jury in the case Of
Secretary of State Walter l.. Housrr.
CHARGED with attended bribery by In
surance Commissioner Host. returned
verdict OF not guilty last night
he case was the ohtRroWth oi the IrSI"-
iatiye insurance investigation, MI Host
nhhpdhE testlIIed 10 the tollillittee tna,, III
l'o", iouser brought MN a typewriter
decision when me Equltahic insurance
company desired nm TO make III the M
CATION over me question oil annuaI dIEI-
d'hdS OF surplus ana lor Whlch me com
pahy world contribute S-oVp To the lie.
publican campaign lulu' AltoFWtru, al
me suggestion OF blSlrIct Attorney '"I-
'Grt' ll"Sl SIRh'd complaint against
IonSer'
Arguments ~ the case occupied prac-
tlraHy lhe chur' dhy up 70 $50 o cIprh.
Wheh the jury went OUT atler receiving
lts instructions from Judge Donovan II
was dlthcult Tor the Jurors to come TO an
agreement anu AFTER belhg out htiIe
over nm h"ur' they came III ana asked
t,nt the l'Itl'i.onE Oh Attorney "eheraI
7' ~, ~ ''"u'
surance Commissioner Host Ind told
him of the offer made 10 him by Mr.
HouSer and had shown HIM the decision
requested 10y the Equitable company and
also the accompanying cheek, ne ana not
remember that Host had sand Iiouser
urged it's acceptance or made any such
supprs,ipu
I'd. IL A. D,.;.:
Eject VI the DeClSlon'
IIOuscr testified that the tvDovrittou
dorisinn ,v,s t,iynn IN him ~ hand T.,
~ - ~, i - ,,,,..,,,l,, ,i -
i''' -! ~ " wv N'''H"
LOBBYIST. LuN'nuluc WAS sup. "oed 10
have died IN Mlculgah SanItarlum, but
now is said To be alive, and an effort
may he made to locate ana prosecute
lin, ar, q rhorro Of brihnrv
~ ,,,, f II,,,.,.'' , -
Nv az H"' VI ii'"I'' t,"S "dF' an
important pnHtl'al result ne ~ can
dIdatc for denomination and regards the
verdict as vndiCatinE him and vii. stay
in tho rucp District ATTORNEY Gihnr, i,
c,rdidotc for attorney onror.I md
u,t Er,or ni'o ;r,,',, 49, 'hu
''"'''' - - 80 '''i"n ~ 'i' IN
Surhhc" investigating committee, Is HIM
self "A Cnndidat, Tor secretary of state.
II took the Jury over fOur hours tn
rcoch tho verdict of ornuittnI Ir,r
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- 80 70 ~ 'pi-
Nl'uoH uhn y lor h'Qultlal on the
tW"ntN-hrSt ballot all OF the jurymcn
voted for uCquittal.
Statement If uouser
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