Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28

I'M ~ al 31uI0LEYl0W f1LSsGN0Ms s1VIeSesA0VSs
|resentative OF the STANDARD Oil com:
pany said concerning report that the
company was preparing to dissolve
voluntarily Any reports that steps
have been taken by the Standard Oil
company to dissolve are without foun .:
dation.- Surely such q report carries
its own contradiction" 2 IL i 81
Standard Oil attorneys say recent
suits filed IN Allen county against the.
corporation are invalid. - A.: ( -
The Hawaiian Planters association
is planning to manufacture denatured
alcohol from the $4,000, 900 gallons OF
molasses produced annually, and for
this purpose Will erect q distillery at
Pearl Harbor. s..
Through an error in the new code,
Mississippi celebrates two Thanksgtv'
ing days this year.
President Bird 8. Coler Of the Dor
ough Of Brooklyn has appointed o'pon'
ovan Rosa, the Irish patriot, as cor"
poration inspector at q salary OF four
dollars day.
Sixty. guests at wedding in Spring
field, Mass, were poisoned, by beer
tongue, and one died. >,
The secret marriage Of John John
son, the grandson of ]. M. Studebaker,
ST.. of South Bend, Ind, which took:
place at Milwaukee two weeks ago,
has been announced. The bride was
Miss Dorothy Phelan of Ludington.
Mich.
In the presence Of his flancee, at
whose home he had spent the evening
making plans for their wedding, VIII
liam D. Hollis, of Chicago, suddenly
announced that he was Ill and fell to
the floor dead.
The Missouri supreme court has az
firmed the decision of the trial court
in awarding Mrs. Sallie Nephler of
Kansas City $1,000 for injuries re-
ceived In a fall caused by catching her
foot in hole in a Kansas City theater
carpet. =
Church riots resulted from attempts
to take inventories in edidces in the
French provinces, and troops and peas.
ants were wounded in clashes.
Secretary OF State Root In an ad-
dress before the trans Mississippi Com
mercial Congress at Kansas City told
the nation that it should cultivate
closer relations with all the republics
of the western hemisphere. He urged
a ship subsidy as a means of building
up trade.
Divorce and 100000 altmony were
demanded by Mrs. Earl Jungbluth,
wife Of q Louisville tobacconist and
turfman, who alleged her husband con-
spired with servants to defame her.
The American Sugar Refining com.
pany was found guilty by New York
jury Of having accepted rebates
amounting to $4,000 from the New
York Central railroad.
Saying that the stories Of his i'm
pending separation from his wife were
absurd, Frank J. Gould sailed with
Mrs. Gould from New York on a trip
to Europe for his health.
The American Federation of Labor.
after spirited debate, decided to con-
tnue political activity on the lines laid
down by President Gompers, and yot-
ed down a plan to endorse socialism.
Ten men, declared to compose but
a small part Of one Of the greatest
"frenzied finance" schemes that has
ever been brought to the attention of
federal officials, were caught in Chica-
go In a dragnet which had been set for
gang whose operations were said to
have penetrated the uttermost regions
of the United States.
A bill has been drafted for submits.
sion to the Illinois legislature to pro-
vide radical reforms in the present
jury system.
The peanut growers of virginia and
North Carolina will demand 5k cents
pound for prime grade peanuts =, in
this years crop. Failing to receive
this price the growers are pledged to
hold the entire output. The growers
are thoroughly organized.
Alexander Petschnikoff. vioiinist
who married Chicago woman. was
accused by his mother of having dis
owned and left her to starve..
A dusty old carpet, bought as it lay
on the floor at an auction in the home
OF the late John Mullen, of Detroit.
was taken up by its- purchaser. who
found under 1t $4,000 In gold.
A combination mail and express car
on east-bound Pennsylvania train No.
% took fire at Mansfield, O., and was
practically destroyed; with 1000 to
1900 letters. -,
Louisville, KY. suffered severe dam
age from a cloudburst and electrical
storm, and trains were snowbound in
Texas.
DR.. E. T. Devine, special represen-
tative Of the Red Cross, denies the
charges of grating In the distribution
OF San francisco relief supplies.
+ Mrs. Jennie Anderson, convicted Of
manslaughter In beating her six.year..
old stepdaughter to death, was refused
new trial at Youngstown, O., and
sentenced to Is years In the peniten.
tiary. 49,.
L. T. Jamme, secretary Of the Min
neapolis chamber Of commerce. has is-
sued a special statement that shows
that Minneapolis; ON the crop move.
ment to date, ie behind II, 7es, 400 bush
els OF wheat, as compared with year
ago, and is short 1920, 40 bushels in
receipts Of grain Of all kinds. The rail-
roads cannot handle the grain. F <
Mrs. Mary Ann Ia: Prise, well
known among the French families Of
Detroit, Mich, died, aged s101 years. + ;;
The grand jury has returned an in.
dictment charging embezzlement