The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-30

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definite move in the long expected
prosecution Of life insurance oMcials
for making campaign contributions
from the funds of the insurance
| companies was taken today when
Magistrate Moss Of the police court,
after conference with District At
torney Jerome, issued q warrant. for
George w. Perkins, former vice
| president of the New York Life In.
snrance company and partner Of ].
Pierpont Morgan.
! Recently when before Judge o.
tSullivan, the district attorney said
that he might ask warrants for the
arrest of Cornelius Bliss, chairman
of the national republican central
committee; George B. cort5lyou,
postmaster.general and chairman
of the national republican commit
tee and George w. Perkins, former
vice. President of the New York
Life Insurance company, who were
responsible for the payment of polls
I cy-holders 3 funds. - =,
Jerome went direct from the po.
lice court to his private Office,
where he communicated by tele-
phone with Perkins. AS a result
Perkins is expected to appear before
the magistrate promptly to surrender
himself by bondsmen.
This is apparently Jerome's ans
wer to Judge O'Sullivan, who urged
that the grand jury should bring
indictments after a thorough inves.
tigation of all the evidence end that
it should not permit the district at
j torney to take the insurance cases
;. away from IT.
i The warrant was sworn to by
/ Vice President D. P. Kingsley o1
+ the New York Life Insurance com.
Il pany. ~a s>@'
+ 1t is Jerome's plan to test The
} law, and if the prosecution of Per
kins is successful, other prosecution
t will follow. Perkins will apply fol
:, a writ of habeas corpus. Jerom'
D will submit the facts and ask for {
3. speedy decision.
Chicago, March 27.-While on,
: Chicago minister is establishing bill
8 lizard rooms and dance hallsto kee]
> young members flom straying
J another announces matrimonial
larlor. Rev. John S. Thompson
}. in announcing the plan at a socia
q gathering, said: 49,
: This will be IN excellent chane
g for young men to find suitabl
g wives and young women to seleo
nu- bands, handsome and devote d
: What better place could be foun
a to choose life partner than in th
d shadow of the church? I believe i
d marriage and the church should a.
u ford opportunities for yonng peopl
to become acquainted. II th
l. churches do not, the saloons an
!. dance halls will"
q Rev. r. A. White, in defense {
10 his billiard room and dance hal
:, said:
'e eff the church frowns on thes
Is amusemements, we must not /
IT surprised to see the young peop
le 60 elsewhere for them. Ever
Is church in Chicago should have bi
% lard rooms and dance halls. I a
y so favor municipality conducte
81 dance halls, which could be col
n nected with public schools. The
a things are here to stay and it woul
Is Is be better to conduct them ourselves
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