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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-23

Timber Land Act June s. lS7S-Notice for
publication. United States Land Office, Du-

Timber Land Act. June $, ls7s.-Notice for
publication. United States Land Office, Du-
luth Mimi. Aug. Is, 1906
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Congress of
June 8: 1873. entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber LANDS in the States of California, oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act Of Aug
ust 4, 1892, Charles }. Berry of Norwood. county
of Carver. state Of Minnesota has this day filed
in this office his sworn statement NJ. 11,ol5 for
the purchase Of lots I, =, 4, seli of nw14 and
nwA OF sei4 Sec. 80. Twp. "a n, r. 3 E. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural PURPOSES and to establish his claim to
said land before The Register and Receiver at
Duluth, Mimi, on Tuesday, the 9Th day of
April. 1907.
He names as witnesses:
Major c. Wilson OF Bemidji, NIinn., De Will
lam Berry, Of St. Paul, Mimi, Hans Kasper of
Rowland. MIMI. and George Bradley Of
Norwood. MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9th day
OF April, 1907.
J. c. HERMAN ENGEL. Register.
Fl. l.. Sheperd, Atty, 1-26
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II TO: Cure CONSTIPATION Forever. s#Szs5
Take Cascaretss Candy SCathartic 4 10c az 26A
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Error in Use Of Royal Salt Cellars

II has been discovered that the royal
and have been used at coronation ban
uuets from the time Of Charles H.,
have all along been used in an invert-
ed position.
The authorities were deceived, it is
had what seemed to be feet Of the kind
seen at the present day, and the Off
cials turned them upside down, IN
sorting a small silver bowl in each Of
the hollow ends. But what were TAX
en- 10 be feet were nothing more than
ears attached to the upper rim. The
king has given orders to have the mis-
take corrected.
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TOWN OF SCHROEDER
Township SO, Range 4 Nest.


G. Fl. and G. H. Fletcher. fri. nwA;
ne of swA. ME- OF nea. lot 3....... 81
Township So, Range S West.
Lena Jenswold, lot g.. ..........
Same, westerly is acres of lot'2. -.
C.H.and G II. Fletcher, nwl4 OF neA,
nwl4. nwAl OF swh, lot A.. ....-.. Z
llh Of seM, ny, neA of swh. ~
Same. sel4 of swA, lot 1:..........:.
Chas. A. Kissman, Sc Of nwA, neA !
OF OF, SKI " nei; ] e
nel4, seq, SIX of sWli. lot L.. ..:,.. 81
swA, e1% Of nwA. VIZ of nel4' VIZ {
Matilda ida W. y! Rice, Island No: i::::::: ii
Frank H: Hoyt, Island No: 2..::.... Z
G. + and G: =: Fietcher; T. s s,e;t u
G. II. and e. H. Fletcher, ne of
nwA. neA, nh Of seA 49,: ......... 20
swA Of sell, 81 Of swA; ::.;;:;..... So}
Same, n4s Of nwA. lots l, Z and Be-. 81
Same Same, NV Of SEA- - ex 81 swl, swM
of swM, lots and 2.:............. 81
lOtS UQQ ....... "
Township SO, Range West.
G. H, and c. H. Fletcher. neA of
Arthur G. Fradenburg, ne4 ..:.:.:.. 81
Fannie F. Fradenburg. eh of swA,, 49,
C., n &. ., and n 4 G. ii. Fletcher, nea Of -
r neA, 81 of ne4, seq. s,yA of swA IS
n nv;f o'e"A' - :. "|4. @ 35}
Township 81, Range West.
R. G. Dyer, nwA of ne14s., IL
7 Township 50, Range Wess!
fsr r.1t;nc, oiL ne 03
Township ga, Range 5zWest.
Campbell & Corcoran, und. = lots: !
Becker Svendson, und, ZIP lots L.
+. D. Howard, und. II lot g.: .,..:.. z
E; g. Howard. und. II seA OF neA' =.
Aida lid ": White. und. Il swia Of ::
Same, ind: x iot ~: -. ;."..;;. 8
VIM. j .Bettinger, und u sex Of swA 6 .
b anson E.:Smith, und. u lots rs, g.
Nels Nelson, und: i lots p, 3. !, 9.:.. g +
Peter johnson. VIZ Of neM .:..:.:::.:I e j:
>HansonE. Smith; und. Y :1ots 2, II 6
Same, und :, u lot -. IT.
3. G. and BE. Howard: und. - el14ss &c,
J.GsHoward; und: ~ same =. 10
e. :Upha m. und II same. -. - 5
A. Mia Sale, und IL same -: q. 10 s
HID. Howard, ind. IT same: ~ .2::
Malcom J Cameron, w OF e 2 .::s.. IS ~
sWm.J C onnors, lots ! and Z ::ES w Is
Township IS. Range 5 West ": q y.
Christian Peterson, und Sc q: s|:
g lotss7 and {. S.:
lsA. IL. j ohnson, az Of ne u Be-
liaSHellerud, ~ Of NV Il
S: Denning Spnd z.En11 of se1
VIM ~ Drink shank sund. * az sof So,
and {. 81 II
I,. R.sDenning ,und q 81 aW 2255,
Same ,nnd 4. 81.
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Taxes for 1905 3
TOWN OF GRAND MARAIS.

VI,
T. NJ: Helinski, und.l4 wiz of nell.
NM n Hunter, :v;; Of SEX :wi. e e 50 S 81
Grand Marais Fishing Club, nell OF
Ennce Fullerton is acres of lot 3 "a '
&. D. } ohnson. und. 4 nia of nei4.... II 02
; Township 81, Range l West.
John D. O'Connor, x of neA w o - Is
same me- OF nwM. ....... 10 II Us
Robert Howenstine, wiz of nea,
nw14 of se14, neA Of swAi. .......t "a 20 Is
Christina Wannebo WIZ of sei, lex
Cook CO. Abstract Co.. seq Of swia, 90 '"
WIZ Of sell, sei4 of seA...- ..,... 81 - 90
LOOK w. ''"'e ne Sn ef me- me- on nwa " 10 os
Township 60, Range 2 West.
Luke Levassuer, n y of sw!4, sen of
nw}A, swh of nel4 ADMINISTRATIONS . ~ 90
Gertrude NJ. Miller, sw14 Of ne1l seA
Northern Security Co., nwit of ne!l / s o.
Chas. ) johnson, ne74 of neA ..... 3 OF
Cascade Improvement Co., and. Ii So
OF nwA, lots l. ?, and 4........ l 4 G3
Cascade Improvement Co. und.A
r; f. strahan undX nwll Of sell, 80 ~
R. n. Eames, und. Il same. :. ..::...: > : s.
A. - Kobblns, se34 of swA, sela of
Jas G. Hunter, und. x fri. section -. Is - 81
+. ". Eames, und. n same.... .... IL 4 ~
r. H. Strahan. und. Il same. ....... IL 81
Northern Security Co., se14 of sel :. 10 U3
Northern Security Co., NJ Of neA, W
r. II. StraS Em und q lots and % III
Il. III. lanes, und d same..... ..... 20 ~
Township 81, Range 2 West.
Gustav ! f FIasten ns ind, nwX Of no4, IL l. "
;Jens q. F]aaten, und. i same ...... II o.
Merrill u. Seldom, seq of nw4, neil
Rss s;:;S! ::;;i j.: j.
blaggo Summers ma Of swA, sw4
Alphonse Brunelle nwH Of seI, a.; ~ IL o.
OF sWA.... ~ 9O7
Township 60, Range West.
Martin G. Maginnis. LOT 5........... G IL "a
Es s Lynch and ! :: Pagan, lots and s : g
Same, nw14 of seA S.. 6 % 0S
Ia As''". i Se{f sw::' lot . = 40 ss
Lynch s Pagan, lot il 80. ......... 4es
Lynch & Pagan. lot f.. .... $500. 8 IS
kehl 4 Deary Co., nel4 of nw15, lot 10 81 50
Township. 63, Range 2 West.
Clara 'n: Graetz, und.A seA of nwA,
Santa Fe Pac RK. Co.. lots and t.: Is 10 9
Township 81, Range 3 West.
Michael J. Pastoret. und ~ lots5. s.
Ion;e non,,iort, ~ . ~
MortSa Il Sa naagner5yI 9 9 same. g
lac T7eE u ~ e ioss anu H.. "
i + Fro+o;nn 10y = "a ea1no '.''''''@ o Id ~
~ = y 11elelnn, und. % lot *.;.:.;.:. 10 SO
.nd A:o1oo' oio' u n7s VI ne4' Iots ~ ~ =,
Nav r. Moii-o 80 ~ "
10y $500 ~ ~ t1nel, i9ts 9: anu ~. II i? "
an,;,,sta e1 ~ E;s bau rs tots .. d. "
FragTi y otl aenei' ~ ~ W. 800" IL W.
frank +. Johnson, sWA OF seq, seM
johnson Frank F: nw4 OF neI, neI : - !: . W
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1890 "a Z 80, 2 q u
II }ssss Il 9 lAP LEsHILL !.
VI oWnship 6 / Range last. &

q = hGHll 2, -
Aug Lind se1 !: s.;
aGllstaf Olson q. 4. :.
John, HalYorson5iEsHa Hans .Syend ran; h
f Flu ofsnW f.nW
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Timber Land. Act June 3 Is7S-Notlce for Pub
LEGATION: United States Land Office, Duluth

Timber Land. Act June 3, ls7S--Notlce for Pub
LEGATION. United States Land Office, Duluth
Mimi. August %, 1906,
Notice is. hereby given that in compliance
with thc*provisions OF the act Of Congress Of
June 3, 1873. entitled An act for the of
timber lands in the States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory,% rs extern!
dcd to all the Public Land States by act of
August !, 1893: Hnakon Spjotvold of Duluth,
county OF St. Louis, state of Minnesota, hi s
this day filed in this office his sworn Statement
No. l1N7, for the purchase of the scil
o:se'i Of section %, nix OF ne,d Of section "a
and nw1i Of nwll of secion 35. township 81,
north, range ? west, aud will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
the Register and: RECEIVER at Duluth, Mimi,
Monday, the 22nd day of April, l9W.
He nalAes as witnesses:
Henry Flaaten of Duluth, MIMI. lngebrigt
So1ahl, Louis Mostad, and Andrew Haakonson
Of Cascade, Mimi.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims III this Office on or before said 22nd day
1-a6 j. C. HERMAN ENG Ell. Register.
r. n. Johnson 4 Son. Attys.
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lcaton United States Land Office, Duluth.
Minn.. August g. 1906,
the Of on Of
1878: entitled IAN act tor the sale of timber
lands in the States OF California. Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory rs extended
to all the Public Land States by act Of August
!, 1892, Nels Olson. Of Superior. county of Doug
las, state OF Wisconsin, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. HOOP. for the
purchase Of the els of nwAi and e}4 Of swA
section No. IL. township "a NJ, range ! W., and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and Receiver at
Duluth Minn.. on Monday, the Sth day of
April, 1907,
He James aS witnesses:
Isaac Fonger. James Fonger and John John
son Of Superior. Wis; George Wartner and
Herman Crues of G un Flint Mimi.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on pefore said Sth day Of
April, 1907.
l-26 j. c. HERMAN. EN(;EL, Register.
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.! q ~ ~ 81. 49,. Y . rs. ) r..
NAME OF OWNER AND:
:: e. DESCRIPTION. {
!. ss.5.s
Taxes for=19!;lO5%
,. " 9 T. -. x {,
Township Is, Range 4 West.

>, Township IS, Range West. ,
p: OK Il: a, Liedel, lot 2,.'.............. 4
Percy s: Douglas lot 10. ........;.. : 2
i; ;toh Il +: ;t Logic slit l1t l. 8
< II 4: fR1h,e% nn95! ofR StI lot l:*
II. McMillen. ind is i NJ of neii.
R: McMillen, und Is eit OF nwti:
: w SsH ii IND j :v W.: ~: q g
Milwaukee Verm. /. & l.. Co. fri.
Milwaukee verm. l. 4 L. l.. Co. fri '''~
J.Q A. Crosby, und: i:iSnX Of sw!i. ~
j. Z Z K (. R Crosby qna NJ 81 :sI: s s 81
Same u n9 X sell Of sell. ne'4 -
Milwaukee verm nv !: s LE!.Cio., ne4,
neA of nwA, sw1l of swii ...', 26 60
The silverstine & Bondy Coz So of
milwaukee, Verm. i: & l. co.. sE Of
Mcouade ( Fox, und.5 nw 5Ai of ne'4,
c. J: johnson. ind l-6S sell Of se4
Mcouade 4 Fox. undis swii Of seh: s. l.:
VIM: Ward. und 3-6s swll, lots 1, 3,
C: J. Johnson und i-ssswis, lots j, s.
J. Q. A. Crosby. unda nel4 of sell . Is 9:
+. W. Mckinney, und11 Same -. rs 3
Township 66, Range West.
Petre \ Hooker: lots a. ........ 1
J; Il. Myers. und% Tot 49,. .......... $
Petre Hooker lots L. 1+....... 49,. $! !,
lGt f.. .......;: |.;..:. ....... o.
): IL. Myers, und1z lots !, a.. -. !:
i. NJ Farnnm. lots Is. Il. - ..'::::: 30
r.: IL. Nesbltt md 1-l2 lots s. 6. I. s.. 80
Alex Fraser. und LIZ - same = 30
Verm: u G: NJ. Iron Co., lots /, ?, 3, j.
g. TO- II. b.. Observation-Disclosures. 30 II
Township 81, Range 4 West.
Verm. {; e. NJ. Iron Co., 10, 5.. 81
Lots $. 8, 10, j. 49, II; 15.. 32i
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Township 65, Range l West.

FIG. Wixon. und 5-12 lot L.. 49,: 20 /
VI. p. Ralev. md 1-i6 swL of swL. 2~a
c. E. Peaslee, .undh same -. R2 - 2
W io p + k: ! und 1-le sell of seq, 9,
c. E: Peaslee; undM seA Of seA' lots o. 0
E. Il. Nesbitt. ind 1-12 lot g.. ....... ~ t..
Bruce & Bayliss, und 1874 lot 7....... :}
L. W. Fargo lot S.......... 81 ]
G.. E. Yeaslee, undh lot u:... ~ 3
Day, Cole l. Easton, lots 10. ii, II. Is 80 3
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Township 62. Range 2 West,

Kehl & Deary Co., VIZ of nwA .....-
Same e% Of neA, NE of se4.
Lynch & Pagan. lot g.. 49,. .....:
He'll 4 Deary Co., So of neA, nh OF
seq .......:..... 900.
Kehl & Deary Co.,. sA of nH....:....:
J. +. Collins. VIZ of nw14, sea OF
: nwM. swl of neI... !.........:.
Lena Eimon, NJ of seM. eh of swM
friedrich w. Kehl, se4 of nwA ....:.
Thomas Bardon, Trustee, swM of neA4
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Township 81, Range 2 West!

John A.. Reyes, swA .....: j.. ). J
Charles Swanson, undh of neAr
:s.nh Of sea. $500. -:
M r. Nc Machen: lot L ~: =,
James Lee, n u of neA, swh of neA-
Carl Person. undH lots :, 9.
Same undM lots 4. 81. :.:...l
Peter Nelson. lots 70, 13: ): ~ s.
Edgar "a. Coffin, lot @. 81: Y. ;5.. !,
Aztec Land s Cattle Co.. neA ct neh
Of neh : 81. 5. 81.
Township 65, Range 2. Vest Y, st.
e: =: Peaslee, ind = lot 4. +
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Township 63, Range 2 West.

f.. Il
Mary Mcdonald, swA of nwA, VIZ
of sw4, lot 4. -. .......::..... -. !:
Margaret Mcdonald, se4 of neM, eH
T. s9 :: es aGt W. Of Sci, ssA Of SEX:
VIM. L. Brady, neA of sell, 81 of SEA
Same nwA of swA..........,..
Leonard P. Peterson. seA Of neA -.
Same . swA of nwA go. .. ].
Santa Fe Pa6. r. RICO, nwA of nwA
John May, ek Of neA a.: ~. :. -:
Emil r. Heyberg lot l, swh ofsswA
John May. VIZ of nwA...:..::.::::.::..:.
John Lance, seA of nwA, neA Of
swM, nwA of seA -. -: =.
Emil B. Heyhsrg, NV q of nwh, lot :
Jas. A, Brady, sw'4 of nwA: nw OF
Jas. A. Brady, en- of.seM ::.::::.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-27
SUBSCRlPTlON..-S5.OO PER ANNUM
BEMlDll WAS FAIR.

Bemidl and Cass Lake are two
good towns, with vigor and vim
and enterprise enough, if they
had it joined in a common cause,
to accomplish anything they set
out to.
During the recent session of
the legislature they turned all
this good ability and redoubt bic
force against each other and all
they accomplished therefore was
to pull off a fine fight for the rest
of US to look at. We suggest to
Cass Lake and Bemidji that there
is no time like the present to
quit this unprofta BILE blocking of
each others interests.
Here are the new industrial
school for girls and the sixth
normal school just waiting to be
divided between them and now is
the time for Bemidji and Cass
Lake to get together and capture
UOlu SGlGublOQS.
Northern Minnesota is clearly
entitled to both schools and Be-
midi and Cass Lake can have
them if they will agree in advance
on the division and then pull to-
gether.
Opportunity sc e ms to be
knocking pretty loudly at the
door of the two best towns of
north central Minnesota and the
Tribune sincerely hopes that
they will have ears to hear
Ashbury Tribune.
The Pioneer is not at all desir.
Gus of continuing any quarrel;
but in order that outside people
may fully understand Bemidji's
attitude in the matter of the es-
tabllshing and locating another
state normal school, we desire to
state that a fair, so uare PROPOSE
ton was made to Cass Lake dele
cation to pass what was known
as the general bill" which woul]
locate the school on the line of
the Great Northern railway,
north of Brainerd, and leave the
location to the state normal
board. This would have given
all towns which entered the con-
test an equal show.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-27
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Injection Fluid
That Cures Cancer, Tumor Tubercular Glands Goitre
Lupus, Chronic Eczema and Other Abnormal
External Growths
BY j.. Edmund DOran. NJ. %.
An English-Canadian Specialist
At Markham Hotel for One Day Only Wednesday, May 30h
from a. until p
Special from Minneapolis Tribune.

Special from Minneapolis
Minneapolis May 2OAn
curing
and reports single failure
hypodemc injection fluid that he ns destroying
and rendering the thoroughly
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ABOUT Dr.
METHOD while
action that led to believe
easily could certainly
cases this kind and with perfect result
personal which proved
treated
treated but what benefited
hundred been
not feel like announcing his discovery
of this until thoroughly
done until about three years
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treated patients
he both himself the public
MS patients that his treatment is certainly
treatment IS uld greenish character
substances whatever is
growth kills the efectuy
existed
its peculiar
TISSUES This the latter is far the
TOR the treatment these diseases
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and each treatment hereafter brings
results
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-27
IN HONOR OF HER DEAD
State Of Minnesota Erects Monu,
nent at Yicksburg.
DEDICATION EXERCISES HELD
Speeches Made by Governor Johnson
Of Minnesota, Governor Vardaman
of Mississippi and General Hubbard
Of the Monument Commi sion.

Vicl1sburg, Miss, May In the
presence of large and distinguished
party, with Governor Johnson of Min
nesota, Governor Vardaman of Mis-
sissippi and General l.. F. Hubbard of
st. Paul officiating, the monument au-
thorized by the legislature commem-
orative Of the Minnesota troops who
participated at Vicksburg was I'M
yelled in the Vicksburg National park
during the day and turned over to the
representatives of the federal govern
ment. The occasion was an impress
sive one.
The unwilling ceremonies were per-
formed by the wives of Governors
Johnson and Vardaman, after which
followed the dedication of the impos-
ing shaft and statue Of Peace.
General L. F. Hubbard, president Of
the Minnesota monument commission,
with patriotic remarks, delivered the
monument to Governor Johnson, who
in turn delivered it to the representa-
tives of the federal government who
were present, Governor Vardaman of
Mississippi also spoke.
The school children of Vicksburg
sang several patriotic songs, after
which an artillery company fired a
salute,
Minnesota's contribution to tho
monuments that now dot the grassy
slopes and fields of the Vicksburg
National Military park is an imposing
shaft Of Vermont granite and at its
base is seated a heroic bronze statue
of Peace by the we'll known sculptor,
William Copper of New York.
The monument represents an ex-
penditure of $4,000, the amount be-
Ing appropriated by the 1905 legisla-
ture. ..
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''Third--Did prevent and destroy
competition in the purchase and sale
Of such refined products of petro
leum"
All Competition Killed.
The report says that in pursuance
of the agreement the oil companies
prevented competition among them.
selves and others in Missouri, secur
ing control of 80 per cent of the oil
business, depriving the people Of free
full and wholesome competition; that
the oil companies misled the public
into the belief that they were sep
arate and distinct corporations, when
In fact, the agreement made them one
corporation.
The findings of the commissioner
sustain In toto the contentious Of At
torney General Hadley in the petition
filed with the court two years ago.
The report Of Commissioner An
thony will now be reviewed by the
supreme court. The court may affirm
the findings Of the commissioner or
it may remand the case to him with
directions for further proceedings.
If the report should be affirmed and
the findings of the commissioner
adopted by the court the court will
then have power to take from the
Waters-Pieroe Oil company, which is
Missouri corporation, its franchise
rights as a corporation. With regard
to the Standard and Republic com
panies, both of which are foreign cor
nnratinns the conrt would have power
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-27
TO GUST OIL TRUST
Commissioner Named by Missouri
Supreme Court Reports.
FINDS COMBINATION EXISTS

standard, Waters-Pierce and Republic
Companies in an Agreement to Pre-.
vent Competition and Control the
Price of Petroleum Products.
Jefferson City, Mo-, May 25.-Com-
missioner Anthony, appointed by the
Missouri supreme court to take testi-
mony in the custer suit of the state
against the Standard Oil company, in
his report made to the court holds
that the evidence introduced before
him is sufficient to GUST the Standard
Oil company and tributary companies
from Missouri. His findings hold that
the Standard, Waters-Pierce and Re-
public OH companies entered into an
agreement to control the prices Of OIL
He recommends that their charters
be revoked and that they be ousted
from the state. In his report he holds
that the supreme court has the au-
thority to make the ruling of custer.
Attorney General Hadley filed the
suit in the supreme court two years
ago, charging that the Standard Oil
company, the Waters-Pierce Oil com
pany and the Republic Oil company
were in a trust and were parties to a
conspiracy to control the price Of oil
and petroleum products in Missouri
and to limit and prevent competition
In the oil business. More than year
has been occupied in the taking Of the
testimony, witnesses having been ex-
amined in New York, st. Louis and
other cities.
Testimony Reviewed in Detail.
In his report to the court Judge
Anthony reviews in detail the testi-
mony showing the organization and
conduct of the companies. He re.
ports to the court that the evidence
shows that in 1901 the Standard, Wa
ters-Pierce and Republic Oil com.
panies entered into an agreement
which continued to exist up to the
time of the filing of the suit, for the
purpose of fixing and controlling the
prices to be paid by retail dealers
and others in Missouri for the prod
ucts- of petroleum and to limit and
prevent competition in the business
of buying and selling oil.
The commissioner further finds
that the three oil companies, from
1901 up to the time Of bringing the
suit by the attorney general, did:
"First-Fix and maintain the prices
Of the refined products of petroleum
sold In Missouri, consisting of coal
oil, gasoline and naphtha.
"Second-Did control and limit the
trade in such refined products of
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BY VERY CLOSE VOTE.

Charlotte Articles of Agreement Ap.
proved by Presbyterians
Birmingham, Ala, May The
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the United States has adopt
ed the Charlotte articles of agreement
calling for closer relations of churches
using the Presbyterian system. The
vote stood SO to "a. The effect Of the
adoption Of the articles Is that the
Southern Presbyterian church will
name twelve representatives to the
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