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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13
GOLD FROM EUROPE
TOTALS sse,osoooo.
United States Makes Another Large Pur-
chase From Englsnd's Bank.

chase From England's Bank.
New York, Nov. i3.-The movement
Of gold from Europe was increased yea.
tsnlay when the Illinois Trust company
Of Chicago secured 100000.
This engagement makes the total 10
date s56.0s0i0o0.
There Is a report that sio.0o0.o00 TO
Sis,0O0,O00 will be given to the United
States by France, but nothing definite
has been concluded
The United States yesterday bought
fsesO00 in bar gold and $4,000 In
American eagles from the bank Of
England.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

Congratulations to'ths gridiron war
iiou Of Goddard seminary, who have.
reasonably enough, won the title 20
scholastic champions Of tho state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

The Harvard foot ball team has q
Fsh playing tackle, Bird playing end,
and The whole team was beaatly slow in
the last game with carlisls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

"No matter what they
are doing they arc sure TO
TO be wearing out their
clothes. /" But the trou-
bic is not all for the par
ents. A boys depart.
ment is ono Of the hard
est problems for the
clothing merchant. Man
ufacturcrs who make
really good clothing for
boys are few. We've
studied the problem and
bought good stuff. It's
the kind you want your
boy to wear. Overcoats,
Refers. etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

The Silver Leaf Circle. No. eas. ara
10 hold their annual fair Ia the opera
house, November 18th, itlh, and 10Th,
There win be concerts aud dancing
every night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13
IAPANEsE SIX RUS BRoKEN.
Boycott BY the Americans Proves to Be
Efecfive.

Yokohoma. Nov. 49, The Japanese
raw six trust has been broken after a
months boycott by American manu-
facturers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

Like families. however well or poorly
regulated, iuriea aomstimes disagree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13
Wednesday. Nov. -
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Thursday, Nov. i4th
Hero they come; latest songs. fancy
dances. local hits.
THE c. o. r. MINSTRELS

Interlccutor, Z. II. Brown. Bones, J.
Callaghan, J. Dombrouskie, 4. J. 0rav.
lin. TAmbos, A. j. Guthrie. George Lavi.
olette, w Scott Harmony THO, 'Troup.
MeQuaid, Robertson. Circle, James Ben.
nett, o. n. Boyea, Charles Premier,
Thomas Hamel, VIM. Letourncau, James
Mcdonald, J. Nelson. =. Scott.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13

A surs sign Of winters White Noun.
tain holel.keepss are ditsing toward the
SOUTH.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-13
Friday, Nov. 18th
HIBERNTAN NIGHT
AN EVENING IN IRELAND

Ballad songs, comic songs, all good
songs.
]. Solo, selected WIN. Robertson
?. A Girl in Fair Killarney Waits for
Me .,.t........ B. Callaghan
J. My Wild Irish Rose jas. Bennett
4. A speciality, song and dance ..
......J. Calaghan, D. J. Sullivan
5. Duet B. calIaghan, Ives Snow
8. Irish song ..... Mrs. Chas. Smith
7. Patsy Dear ........ d J. Sullivan
s. Solo, selected ........ Ida Hughes
Monday, Nov. 18th
DRAWING OF THE ARTICLES
Admission, l0c per night. Season tic.
kets, with chances on five valuable arti-
Giles, 75c.
Dancing Ever Night From Q 10 II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

time. There are others, however, in
Warrington who will contest every
inch OF ground in that district, and to
whom ,he honors and prizes will go is
the matter most discussed by the
frienls Of the several candidates In
district number two. Miss Parsons.
ot Riyesyille, also continues to In
crease her vote and from the activity
that has Just Legun In that district,
and from the fact that a double vote IS
allowed all this week, many even be
lieve that the pony outfit will yet be
taken away from Falrmont by The
MauningtoaIans. one young lady said
yesterday. 1T would be a shame to
see the pony go outside Of Fairmout. I"
Miss. Mabel Merriaeld, Of district.
number three, Is another who recog.
nizes the importance Of working this
week while votes are so literally al.
lowed, and the voting certificates her
friends are turning in on subscriptions
have gfven her good start up the
list and II some good work is not done
within q few days it will be no sur.
prise to see change in the roll Of
honor IN district number three.
A noticeable feature Of to-day's vote
is the handsome increase made by Art
Kern, who does not seem to be the
least bit daanted by the large lead
assumed by his competitors, who com.
peted for the special prize last week.
1t will be quite a surprise to the
railroad boys to see that their favor
lite, Mr.. Alex Thorn, has given up his
lead to Mr.. Ray Arnett, Of the Trac-
ton company force: 4 is4Xsll known
that the traction employees have had
their mind msde up for several days
y
to bring this about and there is yet
another Of the same force, Mr. John
Hartley, who will contend with Mr..
E,nett for frst position, he also repre-
senting the Traction forces.
Mr.. ArlIe satterheld and W. R.
Riggs continue to receive a good share
Of the railroad vote.
Several Of the candidates are work
ing out Of town today and while they
have made an effort to conceal their
movements, still their going has been
reported and some surprises will be
the result Of this gum shoe" cam
paign in the outer precincts Of the
county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

The process of getting double action
on all certificates, or two votes for
one this week, has been great boon
10 many who. have not yet exerted
-thelr-best eHortssand changes are be;
Ing made Al stong the list Several
nho ha4sp met heretofore
hsd.the time to do any real work have
taksa out books of certificates ana the
votes are coming in very rapidly.
Two changes are made today in the
roll Of honor, one in district number
two, whereby Miss Frances Slater, a
new candidate, goes to the head of the
list; the other change is in class num-
ber three where Mr.. Ray Arnett dis.
places Alex Thorn. who yields his
lead for the first time since the be-
ginning of the contest.
Miss Slater has gone into the con-
test in earnest and there has not been
a day since she entered but what she
has dene some good work and 1t all
shows up very plainly now in the nice
vote she has accumulated to this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

Information reaching the West vfr.
gtnian after press time yesterday es,
tablIshed the surmIse published in
Monday evenings paper identifying
Rev. R. B. whitehead. former pastor
Of the NJ. P. sChurch In tAis city, with
the Rev. whitehead, of Turnerville,
Pa, in whose family a horrible crime
was perpetrated on Saturday. Rev.
whitehead is now located at Tuner
VILE, Pa, just out Of youngstown.
Ohio. Until recently he was located
at a small town out of Pittsburg. His
unfortunate daughter whose name is
given as Anne is thought to be Miss
Alma Whitehead, the youngest child
in the family when they left here more
than ten years ago. The facts have
brought the terrible tragedy close
home to Fairmont people and the ut
most sympathy is expressed for the
entire family in the terrible incident
The fend has confessed to the
crime, as the following dispatch re-
lates:
MEADv1LLE, Pa, Aug. 2O.-cfing-
ing and quaklug in momentary expec-
tation of being torn from the hands
Of Deputy sherttf Mcmillan by the
crowd which formed a gauntlet from
the jail to Magistrate Powers ONCE
yesterday afternoon. Henry W. wag-
ner, the brutal assaIlant Of Miss Alma
whitehead. improved the first oppoF-
tunlty to plead guilty, anxious to get
back to the security of the jail.
The expressions Wagner heard as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
BLACK HAND
J. ARTIST NIAIL
10 isyRISI $500 sAIL
4E MUST LENaUIsH IN
PRISON.

GRAFTON, W. Va, Aug. 20. =
Marabita, Giuseppe, the alleged
BLACK Hand" artist, who was arrest
ed here a few days ago, charged with
attempting to holdup Joseph Grilda.
an empIoye Of the Baltimore and olio.
for SIS, has ben held an answer to
the grand jury in the sum of $4,000.
which he has been unable to secure,
and he is now in the county jail Since
the arrest Of this man systematic
hunt for the principal in the holdup
game has been made by the officers,
and they have failed to get him The
fellow was tracked to Rowlesburs,
but before the officers got there both
he and his wife, both of whom had
been staying there for short time,
had decamped, after stealing mile.
age book and watch from a fellow
Italian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
BIT OFF AN EAR
While FIGHTING
ELKINs HOTEL MAN cHEWs AN
OTHERS EAR ABOUT OFF
AND DISAPPEARS.

ELKINs, W. Va, Aug. 2O.-charles
Har, until yesterday one of the pro-
prietors of the Hotel Gassaway, Of
this city, is apparently fugitive from
justice, having in a fight with James
Burns, formerly the steward at the
same hotel, bitten on the greater part
Of Burns ear.
Bad feeling has existed between the
two men since Burns resignation sew.
eraI months ago, when ne tried to per
suade the cooks to leave as well. Harr
called Burns out of a barber shop
about 9 O'Clock yesterday morning, and
after trying to kick Burns in a vital
spot, preceded to bite OF his ear.
Harr has not been seen since the
episode. Armed with a warrant the
chief Of police searched every room in
the hotel without finding Harr, WAC.
IT Il believed, has left toWa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
DIAMOND QUEEN
AGA!! :! !.I!!!!!LI!GOg!R!!|.!Ii q g!R!!|.!I
OWNERSHIP OF plAaoNDssis sE.
ING coNTEsTE6sN WASH.
INeToN COURT.

WHEELING, Aug. a-Bessie Girls
well Burton, the Diamond Queen" /"
who recently stirred upa big sensa.
tfon in this city by being brought into
the courts and the llnelIght of pub.
lictty on charge of haring stolen dia.
monds from H. E Hlilmau to the val
ue of $2,1OO, went on trial yesterday
morning in the criminal court of Wash.
.tngton county at Washington, Pa.
1t will be remembered that Mrs. Bur.
ton was acquitted Of the charges
brought against her here. The public
is familiar with the fact that C. E.
Gilmore, of Washington Pa, tlen ap-
peared on the scene, It Is said, and
purchased the diamonds from Mrs.
Burton, who later Ourueyed 10
Washington, where she regained pos
session Of the jewels In manner that
Mr.. Gilmore alleges was robbery.
The Diamond Queen" was placed
under arrest by the Washington police,
and Chief Delaney, obtaining the dla.
monds, placed them in a bank in that
city. Mr.. Hillman then appeared in
Washington, and by lnstltutlng repley-
in proceedings and furnishing bond.
he procured the gems.
Attorneys McElbaine and Williams
yesterday appeared for Mr.. Gilmore
and fled a petition alleging that the
repleyin was not legal and that the
goods in the hands Of an officer could
not be replevtned,
Attorney P. F. Birch, for Mr.. Hill
man, contended that the protest Of Mr..
Gilmorc's attorneys was too late, and
asked for a demurrer, which the court
granted. A further hearing will be
given Mrs. Burton Wednesday, the
2sth inst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

The Little Girl Outraged By
Henry Wagner IS the Daughter
OF a Former Fairmont Pastor

he passed to end from the prison indi-
Gated the temper Of the crowd, and
it would have taken little to start a
lynching. Wagner will probably at
tempt no defense when lie comes 70
trial at the September quarter ses-
sions. He has already made complete
separate confessions to Sheriff Mar
shall and Deputy Sheriff Mcmillan in
addition to pleading guilty before the
committing magistrate. Wagner in
his confession has described in detail
his attack on Miss Whitehead In the
public road near her home at Turner's
vile; how he carried her into the
woods and all that happened before
he released her at daybreak He ad-
mits everything. Offering only in palil-
alton. 81 don't know Why did It,"
Wagner is German q years old.
about five feet nine inches tall, very
cadayerous looking. weighs about. $50
pounds, hes dark brown hair. smoo,h
fIorid face, very prominent nose and
right eye missing. He is a typical
tramp in dress and general appear
ance and bestial in feature and action.
He claims to have been born in Eliza
beth, westmoreland county, Pa, and
to have followed mining some and re-
Gently worked in a foundry in Lorraine.
Ohio. The maximum penalty for his
crime is $1,000 fine and 10 years i'm
prtsonment
The report from TurnesyiIle is that
Miss Whitehead will recover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
BUMPED THE STREET
YOUNG MAN HAD EXPERIENCE
HE WOULDN'T CARE TO
HAVE REPEATED.

While attempting to alight from a
rapidly moving car last night out Lo-
Gust avenue young man met with
rather a painful injury. The young
man lives at Bell Run station and got
on what he supposed was the Bell Run
car, which proved to be the wrong
car, however, learning his mistake, he
attempted to Jump OF the car between
streets. When he struck the ground
his head would persist in going faster
then his feet and as a result he land
ed on his face on the brick pavement
He was more or less bruised up but
received no serious injury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
Japan WANTS
THE PHILIPPINES
REPRESENTATIVES VISIT BERLIN
TO GET MONEY TO BUY OR
TAKE OUR ISLANDS.

BERLIN, Aug. 2O.-Desptte deuials
there seems no doubt that Japan is
trying to raise money with view to
scquiring the Philippines. From two
reliable sources comes the assurance
to Berlin that representatives Of eight
Japanese banks have been commits
stoned to float fffty-million bond Is
sue in Germany. Finauciers vita
whom the negotiations were made
we're informed that the funds were ie-
sired to bring Americas tnsular DOS
sessions under Mikado rulel Just
how the islands we're to change hanis
was not made clear.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
M'INTOSH QUITS
RESIGNS THE GENERAL MANA.
eERsHlP OF THE CHARLES
TON MAIL.

CHARLESTON, w Va. Aug. 2o.-
George c. Mcintosh, editor and gen
eral manager Of the Nail. who went
to his home in Fayettsrille Saturday
night as usual, has resigned and had
his name taken from the top of the
editorial column. Theause Of resls-
nation was not statea but 1t Is IN.
derstood that the ilockholders ds;
sired him to take q eaFtain stand on
the gubeEnatoriaI siiltioa rather
than al v Khich lls \: Eeslasd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
WILL ARBIIR!kTE
THOUGHT THE TELEGRAPH COM.
PANIEs WILL AGREE TO
MAKE TERMS.

NEW YORK, Aug sO.-he belief
prevails here that the telegraph com
pauIes viii arbItrare despite their
declaration that they have nothing 70
arbltrate. chas. P. Neil, United
states Labor Commissioner. expected
to arrive tomorrow to meet Comp
stsSJohn Mitchell md Daniel ]. Reets,
cfiaais 81 the American Federation Of
labor With 4 View 70 settlement be,
tEses sthe men ana TIE companies
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
JOHN MITCHELL
THE LABOR CLASSES ARE
IN BETTER CONDITION THAN
EVEN BEFORE.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2O-JOhn Nit
chell. president Of the United Nine
Workers, today said he did not be-
lleye the Industrial conditions to-day
warranted the lack Of confidence that
seems to exist in some business quar-
tiers Mitchell said the only thing that
would bring panic In his optnoa
would be over production Generally
the labor classes are In bet.
ter condition that ever,a declared Nit
cheIt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
BEEF TRUST
SECURES ANOTHER RIVAL WHOSE
CAPITAL WILL BE ADDED
OCTOBER FIRST.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-The beef
trust captured another rival, securing
control of the interest in New York
Butchers Dressed Meat Co, tits cap
talized for million and VIII be merg-
ID with trust october first.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
INTRODUCED AS
next PRESIDENT
OFUllT.lI.E.l.ISTATES ].
Speech 4 garded
AS Taft's E PIaiform

COLUMBUS, o. Aug IS H.
Taft Secretary 81 war Lliss Ehat be
was pleased 10 tenn political eou-
fession Of faith 1t Memorial Hal last
night. The audpriun va paeksd 70
the doors and several honsand peo-
pie were unabIsto 81 The 3D.
dress was notable trom the Iae IN.
It is regarded as ne platform pn which
he will make bis campaign stoE The Re-
publican nomination to ri sident ".
Taft made no formal announce q
his candidacy, bat he vas lhtroiuced
by Governor HaFfs. of OHIO as The
next President oi the United states
which was theslEnal for apsoIonged
outburst Of applause
Secretary Tat said n part
President ReossMle' rIhendaeon
New Rate en-.
Made aware q tie rlscripulld eondl-
ton Of railway galatIon under TIE
old hE ana ot sae Ntds spreae abuses
which prevailed IN galway manage
ment, President Rooseyelt "a bis Elea,
sage Ct lsOi feconra asnaed thas sAe
powers ot me comm s len bs largely
Increased frst y enablins ths commis-
sion to Ok rates aad second ~ making
It's order e!tectiye agasTlst tle eal'lefs
without resort y court 70 sorpelper-
tormance. he aze q. tlia b made
IN 4 aduinissratly 9liHal 2 5e'i
power. This Yas done by re passage
Of the rate. bllli IN June iso3 fne
new act enables U eonlraissioa y ix
rates and giyess q az Of lis
orders by providlpg hey shan 30
into effect thiry days atteE they ere
made unless saspended BY g order Of
court and failure g comply = them
Is punishable BY ane 81 s59QQ a day
during the delinqqe COM
panies, sleeping ear and
OH pipeline eonpaniss aEe 6rousAt IN
der the Jurisdiction of tis eolnriisslon
as common carriers ives ihe
commission DoEet to IS tlie rates for
the various tncld denta per
formed BY railElys St iHals and
on the journey and to requiFe them 10
be performed tot every ligper by
Withholding such sersi ts0in ene,
and extending them @ atlosne ni hy
imposing varying charges tcr tAeni.
companies hayebeen aele Ea shs past
to make them aconyenien e gHnant
for discrimination The 3E
quires the publication ot eaafsed
for such incidental seryis ailrcsls
are compelled q furnish EiiAoai
discrimination ior the naos 81
IEatnC. AltsE atsy ~ tetsssi - ~
fined in their busInes e tfans
portatIon By provision iidlns
them, after that date. 70 poF lor
themselves anything Bat is IN
tended for theIt use common or.
riers. Experience has hoHn snat tao
railroads cannot be tTg = deal
fairly in mattefs Of trans allpn be-
tween themseFts and e e9nps.
tors in an outside b1sine lAe new
law makes radical chan II mat
ter Of the publication q Under
the old IaW BY means q vas
called the midnight tariH railroad
company gave favored hlppafs al
vance Information q iilplaiel
reduction Of rate ana IEnnie iatsly re-
stored the old nts when e sse ship
pers had prohtsd 6y it Ihirty JAYS
,,tfos te ,,f,,., .aS,tf v2f ~ ny fi-rsa b..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Evan and lILss
HsIlie Martin are expected home to.
night from d two weeks Yisitiat At
iantic CITY and PhiladslphIa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

Second Edition OF Daughter of tdeI
Elm On sale soon. Leave your order.
Al Globe BOOK Store. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
Miss Frances
Slater Now Leads
In Warrington

TWO CHANGES IN ROLL OF HON.
cR TO pAY-MR. ALEX THORN,
THE RAILROAD MAN, GOES.
DOWN BEFORE Mr.. RAY AREETT|
OF THE TRACTION FORCE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20


81 slaH only 80 Per Year.
rHies 4 Week For s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

pRovNcEToWN Mass, Aug 2oPresident Roosevelt SPOKE
on the occasion laying Of the corner stone
apherir Memorial Monument:
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
A BLESSING.


THE OPENING Allotment blessing Logan Within the
and their ram
impossible buy lot
workmen afford house, This has caused @
To supply this shortage
1000 living Accommodations taxed to the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Double Logan's Population.

5000 within
doubling
allotment will 1t
o
Sound Advice to Investors
Our Object Is to Offer
of
and associations
The Main Idea Is This
Estate
full situation for homes and
Statistics Show Absolutely
In Next Weeks Issue
bodied
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-09
Law as to Boiler Inspection.

Attorney General Young has given
an opinion regarding the inspection
of boilers. He holds that the law
did not intend that ordinary boilers
used for the steam heating purposes
in building should be inspected
under the state law. Such boilers
are exempt, although boiler inspect
ors have heretofore inspected them,
charging the regular fee for so doing.
A case in St. Paul was cited by the
attorney general. A fireman in a
three story brick block was convicted
and fined for operating a boiler with
out first obtaining a license. The
case was appealed to the supreme
court and decision was rendered as
follows:
Ordinary steam heating plants
used for heating buildings occupied
in part for residence purposes do
not come within the scope of opera
ton of chapter 81, page 90, Gen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-09
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

One dead and four dying is the re.
suit of a family party eating toad.
stools for mushrooms at Deep Valley
w. Va
The Minneapolis Commercial club
has been made the recipient of $40,
922.5O as working fund for promot
Ing the progress of the Mill City.
Being unable to secure cars on &C.
count of the strike sixteen coal mines
IN the vicinity of Trinidad, Colo.
have closed down, throwing out OF
work more than $500 men.
The De Beers Diamond company of
South Africa has bought the control
OF the Premier mine, which gives the
De Beers company practically the dia-
mond monopoly of the world.
The pope has countermanded all
the receptions planned in honor Of the
anniversary of his coronation, fearing
that the cardinals might be insulted
In the streets while on their way to
and from the Vatican.
The parents Of Patrick Haffey, a To-
connective engineer, who reside at Hen
derson, KY, have received word that
he is in prison at Jiminez, Mexico.
Haffey was arrested because his ma
tive fireman fell off train and was
killed,
The Chicago directory for 1907, Just
published, gives figures estimating the
population Of Chicago at 1887 900. The
total number of names in the direc:
tory's alphabetical list is 1874 an
increase over last year of 21,S0O
names. -.... ..'t ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-09

A similar attack was made by Pro-
lessor Bushnell Of Washington. who
declared that the whole world Is turn.
Ing to socialism in an effort to escape
the burdens that have been piled on
by the class to which Rockefeller be.
longs.
Professor Zueblin was greeted by a
large audience when he appeared In
Kent theater to deliver his second lee.
ture on timely topics.
Not only did he express emphatic
opinions about the head of the oil
combine, but he also criticised the
Standard Oil company itself. He de-
clared that the defense made for the
big corporation In the recent case in
which it was fined 29,240,O00, that II
had only committed an offense that is
common in business, was weak and
cowardly.
John D. Rockefeller, J. Pierpont
Morgan, E. H. Hartman and the 9th
err trust magnates are doing more tt
make socialism possible than are It.
most jealous adherents. They are
consolidating the industries and there
by simplifying the process for state
ownership, which constitutes social
ISM" .-.. .a-. re- .. s-.