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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
NELSON FAILS TO SEE
CHANCE OFFERED Him
Causes Dane to Disregard Longs
TeIegram-McCarey Is
Wrong Again

1t looks as though there would be
nothing doing in the line of a Battling
Nelson-Phil Brock slugfest at Vernon.
The Dane, knowing that Brock is not
so much of a drawing card and no.
where so near champion as some per-
sons would make believe, did not even
take the trouble to answer Baron
Longs telegram offering him the
match, and now the major domo of
the Jeffries fight forces is negotiating
with Freddie Welsh, the next best
after the Battler
A whole lot of talk was occasioned
along the Rialto yesterday because of
Tom McCareys statement that Long
was throwing him down by entering
into a deal with Brock and the sports
began to take sides with one promoter
or the other. There is nothing to the
hubbub save that McCarey fell short
in ordinary business sagacity and
failed to sign Brock for whatever con-
tests he had in sight for the Cleve-
lander.
While the object of this article is
not to take sides with either McCarey
or Long, it must be stated that the
former conducts his business in a most
peculiar manner. Every time another
promoter beats him to 1t for a match
Mac is there with an awful hue and
cry about breaking ones word and
what he thinks of the whole works.
and it's about time something hap
pened. Any man in the business is at
liberty TO sign any fighter who is look
ing for a chance, and this dog in the
manger business ought to run for
Sweeney.
In the present case McCarey told
Long that he wanted the winner of the
Brock Memsic mill, and Long kept his
hands off the match. An Elinor Glyn
period has rolled around since the
show between the boys, and Brooks
manager has been clamoring for a
chance to make some money. McCarey
had nothing to offer him, so Long lis
tened to the talk hurled his way and
offered Phil either Nelson or Welsh.
That's all there is to the whole works.
so the sooner every one subsidies and
slows the crybaby stuff the better it
will be all around.
Go to it, everybody. First signed
first served is the fight game motto.
Only get some forfeit money along
with the signatures.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
ACADEMIC TEAMS
JOURNEY NORTH
EXPECT TO WIN POINTS AT
STANFORD MEET
SOUTH WELL REPRESENTED IN
BIG EVENTS
Relay Race Promises Great Contest,
as Harvard and Local High
School Are Keen for
Victory

The track stars from the four lead
ing high schools of Southern California
will leave today on the trip to Stan
ford university, where they will par
ticipate in the biggest meet of the
year for the academic championship
of the state next Saturday. The
schools that will send men north are
Los Angeles high, Harvard, Poly and
Pasadena high.
Each team will be composed of eight
men, with the exception of Poly's,
which will be represented by three.
Harvard school will send its crack
relay squad along and will make an
effort to win the race at any cost.
At present the championship in this
event remains undecided, as the race
resulted III a tie between Harvard and
Los Angeles high in the deciding meet
held at Pomona this season. Both
teams are anxious to have this event
run over again and a decision made,
as both are in line to win the hand
some medals and banner which are at
stake.
The southern boys should not find it
hard to get away with most of the
points at Stanford, as this is the great
est number that has ever been sent
up by the local schools. Moreover this
has been record-breaking year for
tiAS lOCdA SHdpS, WIZ nave III many IN
stances made better time than the COL
leges.
The Harvard relay team, which will
contest in the north will be the same
as the one used here, except that five
men will compete. The fifth man will
be Proctor, who has been showing up
well in the quarterAnd should not have
any trouble in doing his share.
The teams will be composed of the
following men: Los Angeles high
Captain Colman, mile and relay; Car
ter, 440 and relay; P. Harrigan, 120-
yard hurdles; Potter, pole vault; Nc
and relay; Bristol, 22O and relay;
Coach Carver. Harvard-Vallely, mile
and relay; Thorp, 100 and 220-yard
dashes and relay; Robb, $50 and relay;
Lane, 440 and relay; Ken Lee, 44O and
relay; Proctor, 100 and relay; Duoue,
12O-yard hurdles; Coach Hamilton.
Pasadena-Captain Milsap, $50 and re-
lay; La Spada, 100 and 220; Smith.
44O and relay; Crons, pole vault; pyle,
shot; Tyler high jump and relay;
gibbs, broad jump and relay; Kern,
hurdles, Coach Parsons. Poly-Rob-
ertson Walberg and Rickenhauser:
Coach Thompson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
OCCIDENTAL READY FOR
HOME TENNIS TOURNAMENT

With the Home tournament less than
a week off, Occidental tennis enthusi-
asts are working hard to be in the
best condition for their matches.
Although Occidental lost Bob Cleland
last year, there is plenty of good ma
terial from which to pick a representa-
tive team Gray Merrill is playing the
game of his life and bids fair to take
the scalps of all comers. However, the
fight for second man will be a close
one, as there is a large number of
good men out for the place, including
Lowry, Bob Merrill, Pierce Thomas,
G. Johnson, Kellogg, Weller and Cor
don. Lowry was second man last year.
In the doubles the fight will be close
between Lowry and Merrill last years
varsity, and B. Merrill and Kellogg,
who represented Poly last season. In
the women's singles and doubles, Miss
Merrill and Miss Clark appear to have
things all their own way.
Only two intercollegiate matches will
be played, one against Pomona and
the other against Whittier. u. S. G..
will not be played on account of the
athletic relations existing between the
two schools. The Presbyterians de-
feated u. S. C. handily last year, even
while the Methodists had Nat Brown
playing for them, and since he is not
attending school this year, 1t does not
seem that Occidental would have any
trouble in winning again, should they
meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

make record time down the mountain
side.
The majority of the participants,
however, favored the round trip, un-
needing Mr.. Fox's sensible logic. James
c. Wright, the vegetarian who is en-
tered from Riverside, favored Mr..
Fox's idea of the up climb only. IL.
c. Bowden, who represents the Olym-
pic club of San Francisco, favored the
round trip, stating that, on account
of weak ankles he could not hope to
make any time on the up climb and
depended upon the descent for his
chance in the race. Joseph F. King,
who is entered from the Irish-Ameri-
can club of San Francisco, did not care
how the race was run, although he IA
vored Mr.. Fox's idea.
There was keen rivalry among those
who were entered in the race, but a
feeling of good fellowship prevailed.
Representatives from several news
papers were the guests of Mr.. Fox at
the Shirley house.
The runners were examined by DR..
McCalvis tonight and advised as to
their physical condition and advisa-
bility of entering the contest. DR.. Nc
Calvis will be on the trail tomorrow
ready to give medical assistance where
needed.
The runners all retired early to get
a good nights rest.
Great excitement prevails among the
townspeople at Sierra Madre over the
race, and many promise to be up in
time to give the runners a good send
off,
Foster Huston has nine men sta
toned along the trail at places where
the runners would be apt to take a
short cut and thus forfeit their places
in the race.
Steps are being taken by Mr.. Fox to
haye the awarding of prizes made at
one of the performances at the Or
pheum.
DIR. McCalvis found upon examina-
tion of the runners that several of
them were troubled with enlargement
of the heart Glenn Morrissey, the 16-
year-old boy, was advised not to run
because of the weak condition of his
heart
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
EMMA G IS SURPRISE
TO OAKLAND TALENT
Has Light Weight Up and Simply
Romps to Win Opening Event
at Odds of Twenty
to One
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-At
Emeryville today the public overlooked
Emma G with light weight up and she
scored In the opening scramble at the
early pace and came from a long way
back, winning from Governor Orman
and Belle of Iroquois.
Cloudlight and F'ireball raced out like
team in the Alamo handicap and fin
ished outside the money. Native Son
avoided the early pace. and when let
down won easily by length Cloud
light got the place. Results:
First race. furlongs, seling-Emma G., 95
(CarrolD, 16 to 1, won; Governor Orman, 110
(Fisher), 16 to 1, second; Belle Of Iroquois, 107
(kelly). 13 to 5. third. Time, 1:l3 4-b. Nellie
Racine, Lugane, Bell Reed, Succeed. Paddy
Lynch Nettie Hicks, Belle Brady and Red
Era finished as named.
Second race, Az furlongs purse-ocean
Queen, 80 (Buxton), to O. won Prudent 1o2
Cw Miller). IS to S, second; Mozart. 1oe Finn).
to 8, third. Time, 5S 4-6 F'rieze, Aks-Ar-
Ben, Lady Rensselaer,. Daisy Thorpe, Beau Man
and zalta Y. finished as named
Third race, furlongs, selling-Elmdale, 1l2
tMoreland). 10 to l, woni Tawasentha, lo9
(Buxton), 5 to 2, second; Talarand. ITO (Men-
try), to l, third. Time, 1:13 2-5. Salvage,
Friar of Elgin. Creston Boy and Ampedo hn-
ished named.
Fourth race, furlongs. Alamo handicap
Native Son. 81 (Goldstein), IS to g. won; Cloud
light. 95 (Buxton) to O. second; Cruzados. 101
(Kelly). to 1, third Time, 59 10. Fireball,
Collector Jessup and Brian Boru finished as
named.
Fifth race, mile and 70 yards, sellng-L.
C. Ackerly, lis (Keogh), to 8, won; Boloman,
III tCharboneau), to 1. second; Elevation. l22
(Mentry), to /, third. Time, 1:45. Pnsodella.
Gateway Paladini, Lazell, The Dutchman and
Nancy w. finished named.
Sixth race-1 mile and 20 yards, purse-Li-
saro. 107 CIV. Miller), to 10, won; Vox Popui.
103 Hayes), 80 to 1, second; Critic. 102 (Kelly),
10 to l. third. Time, 1:40 2-5. Gypsy King,
Orlene. Edwin T. Fryer and Captain Bush
finished named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
ARCADIA BABIES WIN
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOClated TTesS.
AQUEDUCT. N. Y, April 2S.--fesults:
First race, four and a half furlongs-Ma-
drilene won, Instant second, District third;
time 55 as.
Second race, steeplechase,> handicap, two
miles-Palm won, Verbane second, Meteor
third; time 4:22.
Third race, six and half furlongs-Jane
Swift won, Obert second. Bolando third;
time 1:22.
Fourth race, one mile-Juggler won.
Blandy second, Hyperion II third; time
1889 2-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs--Hamlet won,
Berkeley second, Mazuma third; time
1927 3-5.
Sixth race, four furlongs-Top Notch
won. Thistle Belle second. Queen Eleanor
third; time AS 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
LEXINGTON SUMMARY
BY Associated Press.


BY AssOc1Hted PreSS.
LEXINGTON KY. April 2s.-Results
First race, four furlongs-Anne McGee
won, Crystal Maid second, Willow Plume
third; time ASH.
Second race, six furlongs-Sr VaRrant
won, Matte Mack second. Mary Orr third /;
time 1:15.
Third race, six furlongs-Merrick won,
Tidy Anne second. Barnsdaie third; time
1:14.
Fourth race, six furlongs-wool Sandals
won, Kings Daughter second, Green Seal
third; time 1:14.
Fifth race four and a half furlongs-An-
derson won, Camel second, McNally third /;
time :55 4-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Terah won. Keep
Moving second Milford third; time / al 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
WHALEN WILL ENDEAVOR
TO SECURE SAN PEDRO

At a meeting of the South State
league magnates last night "Babe"
Whalen was appointed a committee
of one to confer with the San Pedro
ball team manager and endeavor to
induce him to enter the league ranks:
w. ]. Francis was elected official
scorer and the following schedule ar
ranged for the next two Sundays:
Nav a-Morans VS. Cristophertb4Nys
Salt Lakes VS. Dyas-Clines. Both at
Joy park. CO.
Nav 1O-Dyas-Clines VS. Eagles; Salt
Lakes VS. Christopher-Levys. same
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
HIGH scHooL-U. S. C.

The Los Angeles high and the UNI,
versity of Southern Calltornla pasepan
roon On the Bovard field for the first
time this season. The high school team
is second in the percentage column i'll
the high school league, having lost but
ono game this year. The contest
should be a fast one. as potn eIups
have been playing good ball. Bridwel,
will pitch for the college boys ,'nSi ana
Beamer, who is one OF the pest nisn s,a
school pitchers in these parts, VIII pe
o,, e tba slah for the academic bunch.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
FOX FAVORS RACE TO TOP
INSTEAD OF ROUND TRIP
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SIERRA MADRE. April 2S.-A con-
trOversy came up between the runners
who are entered in the Mount Wilson
climb late tonight as to the advisa-
bility of awarding the medals on the
up climb only. Charles Fox, who is
in charge of affairs. was much in ia
vor of giving the prize on the up
climb and of abandoning the descent.
Fox spoke very earnestly upon the
dangers of the descent because of the
poor condition of the trail and how
easy it was for a man to slip and
plunge over precipice when trying to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

Sacrifice hits-Oakes 2, Dillon. Delmas.
First base on errors--Ios Angeles l, Oak
land q Left on bases--Los Angeles 6, Oak
land O. Bases on balls-of Hardy 8, RAN
dolph g. Struck out-By Hardy 2, Ran
doph ., Koestner A. Double plays-Delmas
"a Dillon, w. Hogan unassisted Hardy to
Slattery to Hogan to Eagan, Heitmuller to
Siattery. Passed ball-Slattery HIT by
pitched ball-Bernard. Time of game
2;O5. Umpire-O Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
BEAVERS SCORE WHEN
HENLEY BECOMES WEAK
Jones Replaces Seal Pitcher and
Twlrls In Fine Form After He
Locates Surroundings. e
kinselIa Is Good
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
OAKLAND, April 2S.-Portland won
today's game in the fifth inning when
Henley weakened. Jones replaced him
and after he got his bearings held the
northerners down. Kinsella pitched a
good game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

There is but one time, the present. Now
is the time. Get your ''ad" in the color
sheet Try this way of being exclusive. 1t
win pay you. Phone Home Herald, Sunset
Press IL,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

The first 1872 miles TO soledad were made in
4 hours and 5 minutes; the net 116 miles to
san Luis Obispo in hours and 5s minutes;
the nesA 12O miles to Santa Barbara in s
curs and the last 105 miles in hours and IA
minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS

Runs-on Henley, 4: of Jones. g. Hits-off
Henley, 8; off Jones, 2. Two-base hits-Casey
haftery McArdle. Sacrifice hit-Piper Bases
on balls-On Kinsella, 2; Henley, 4; Jones, 3.
Struck out--By Kinseila, @; Henley 8; Jones'
l. Hit by pitcher-Zeider. Time of game
1850 Umpire-Perrine
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

II you want to go east, G. Haydock-
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. 1ls w. stn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

TOtals .,.,..3B 9 FFZJ To
+Coolk out bunting third strike
*sTwo out when winning run scored.
gNORE nv INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

Hits-On Randolph 5. Three-base hit
Van Haltren. Two-base hits-Cook, Ellis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
RANDOLPH

Mrs. II. H. Howard is entertaining
hcr sister. Mrs. j. S. Ellsworth from
Springfield, Mass, for few days.
Miss Mildred Goodwin went to Mont
pelier yesterday for brief visit with
friends there ana at Barre before her
return home.
Mrs. Charles Dubois returned to her
home in Winchester, Mass. Friday at
ter spending few days with her par
tnts. Mr. and Mrs. II. z. Sanford.
Thomas Connolly, ir.. started for
Dickinson. Nortn Dakota Wednesday
night. where he will join his brother,
who preceded him some two years ago.
Mrs. James Kennedy. who has lately
suffered severe surgical operation
st Burlington has been for a few days
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. l.. f..
Drake
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Lucia and son
have come from Castleton and will re.
main with Mr.. and Mrs. George Lucia
at the Mansion house through the
winter.
The bowling tournament at the
Bethany parish house is progressing
finely and at the close Of Thursday
nights game W. T. Iamson and c. B.
Hollis were the leaders
Miss Mable Hamilton. teacher of
eloeution nj the Montpelier seminary
and daughter Of Rev. and Mrs j. W.
Hamilton. Of this place. gave a reading
at Pittsiield on Thursday night Of this
week.
Avery Thresher Of Boston has bought
The old Thresher homestead in Brain
tree and his brother, Fred Thresher,
will move from Boston to carry il on.
Both brothers were here the first Of
the week to make the arrangements.
News has been received here Of the
critical Illness Of f. W Baldwin in
Mexico City. Mr. Baldwin is we'll
known here, he having lived only a few
miles from here when boy and in
later years was prominently connected
with the Central Vermont railroad and
It's interests.
AT meeting held Tuesday afternoon
by the Randolph high school students
il was decided to organize base ball
team for next spring Prin. r. G. Ham
was elected manager Of the team and
VIII Heyzer, assistant manager Jack
Vail was elected captain. It was also
decided at this time to organize
hockey team with Clarence Frink as
manager and Frank Jones as captain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
THE WEIGHT or EVIDENCE.

The Bmttleboro Reformer rebukes the
St. Johnsbury Calodonian in expressive
if inelegent language" for having put
forth he doubt if Brattleboro really has
smallpox, or some form Of the itch. The
Reformer only wishes that its contempt
rary might have been correctly informed,
but gloomig submits that The Caledon-
ian doesn't know what il is talking
about In view of the fact that the
editor Of the Brattleboro newspaper has
been living in the town which, experts
say, Is infested with real smallpox
scourge, he ought to know what he is
talking about and he rather refutes the
statement vouehsafed BIZ The Caledonian
that eight out Of every ten people in
Brattieboro do not believe that it is the
real thing in the smallpox line We are
inclined 10 believe that the Brattleboro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of worship and
Subjects u seImons.


| NebsterVillc Mission, w. y, NJ, Seattle
pastor tEpiseopall. Service at 8 p. m.
Granitcyille. The Presbyterian Church,
Rev Mr.. Macarthur, pastor. Morning
service, in Gaelic, 40 1880 o'clock sun.
day school at III English service in the
evening at o'clock.
Christian Science services, Sunday at
l0l45, subject, God the only Cause and
Creator; Wednesday evening at 1880;
reading room open Tuesdays aud Fri.
days from ? TO 4 p m.
Presbyterian Church, Rev, J. d. Mac.
Kenaie, pastori public worship at 1880
a, m, and 7 p. M, Sunday school and
Bible classes al Haas a. m. The pastor
will preach at both services.
Evangelical Church, Merchant street
Sunday school &C 1880 p. ms preaching
service, 1880 p. M. evening at 7 class
meeting Tuesday at 1880 p. NJ; prayer
meeting, Thursday at 1880 p, m. An
are welcome.
Church Of the'Good shepherd Rev. w.
J. NJ. Beattie, rector. Holy communion
and sermon at 1880 a. M. Sunday school
at ll,45. Evening prayer, at o'clock.
Subject, morning and evening, "The Cos.
pei of Jesus Christi
st. Monica's church; ehildrens mass
at 0 o'clock, celehrant, Rev p. M. Me-
kenna; parish mass at 1880 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev \, r. Cray; catechism,
3 p. m; rosary and benedietions, p. m;
baptisms at p. M.
Congregational Church. The pastor
will conduct the services. Morning
theme, Sacrifice and Sacrifice" Even.
ing theme, "A Great Motive for Social
Service" Special music, and in the
evening Karl Forsel, cornetist, will as
sist.
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church,
Edward o. Thayer, pastor. Morning
worship at 1880, children's sermon.
Jack Frost, topic of sermon, wonder.
full Revelation; Bible school and mems
class, ll2; Junior League, $3.50; Epworth
League, 6; evening worship Z; topic Of
sermon, In Touch With Christ"
First Baptist Church, William Il.
Braisted, minister. Morning worship az
1880, with message, subject, a Divine
symphony; baptism; Bible school at II
m, with classes for all ages V p.
meeting at 600; evening worship at
1900 with message, subject, "The Way
to the Father" Lords Supper at close
Of evening meeting; prayer and praise
sefvice Thursday evening; Talks to
young Christian" Monday at 400 D. m.
and at close Of prayer meeting.
The Salvation Army, EnsiR A. c.
Metcalfe in charge. Sunday Nhool at
10 a. M, open air meeting at $3.50
o'clock. Christian praise meeting at 81
p. m, and a street service at 7:l5. fol.
lowed by salvation meeting at 8 p. m
A cordial invitation is extended 10 all
Our indoor campmeetings commence next
Tuesday evening, and viii extend through
two weeks, The local pastors a. well
as several pastors and officers from out
OF town will be present and ofIiciate at
these services. Rev f. o. Thayer, d. d..
Of the Hedding Methodist Episcopal
church win preach the opening sermon.
Tuesday night Rev w F. Braistsd will
preach on Wednesday night, Captain and
Mrs. Belts, Thursday night Mrs Ensign
Metcalf Friday night, and the Rev. J. ID.
Mackenzie on Saturday night. Other
speakers and subjects will be announced
later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
BLOOD MONEY" BECOMES EASY
MONEY" /.

BLOOD MONEY BECOMES EASY
MONEY"
Where are the eonsciences of yester.
day? Where have vanished those scru.
pies against the blood money" received
from licensed saloons? Not long since
was heard the cry, BLOOD money, blood
money; we viii not touch the blood
money" Yet now we find our Vermont
House shaken into state Of unrest in a
mad scramble for that very same blood
money" which but yesterday was al
tainted al IL stained with the actual
blood Of a monsters victims. They have
yelled their oovetousness under the thin
gltise Of appropIiating it for public
necessity, the schools, or rather the
states permanent school fund. Blood
money" has become good money, as cas-
lily maletcd from the few towns voting
license as If 'twere picking cherries off a
low bush There is but single amend
ment which saves the Houses grab from
being grand larceny in fact, and that
il the amendment proposed by Mr.. Leary
Of Burlington. and passed. that the state,
Ii it eon1soates the license fees which
rightly belong to the towns voting to
license the sale Of liquor, shall pay the
costs Of the local license administration.
The wonder is that the House should
have listened to such proposal, consid-
ering its apparent state Of mind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
EHNGGRSs@
ia Nsrth Main ST.. Barre. VI.

contemporary wouldn't be claiming such
disagreeable thing as a smallpox
seourge unless it thought for fnality
that the disease isn't the itch, Cuban,
or any other kind. And to have come
TO that fnality, 1t must have been con.
WINGED by a somewhat intimate knowl-
edge OF the disease. In spite of efforts
to the contrary, the thing seems estab-
lished that Brattleboro is struggling with
smallpox, and all effort to wrest the dis.
tinetion from her must needs fail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

Portland, Me-, continues to light her
half million and million dollar torches
for Us. The wonder is how long they
will last. For one small city, Portland
is having more than its quota Of costly
fires In fact, it is getting to be the
regular thing for the news dispatches to
announce one on top Of another in too
frequent succession, we should Judge,
taking the Portland citizens standpoint.
A natural query arises as to the capabil-
ity of the city's fire fighting equipment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
OIL TRUST NOW IS GOOD.
Ohio rosecutor Abandons CAGES Against
The Standard.

Findlay, Ohio, Dec. standard Oil
company prosecutions in this, Hancock
county came to sudden termination
yesterday, when, at the request of
Prosecuting Attorney David, all the IN.
dictments against the company were
nolled. Judge Duncan made the en-.
try.
Prosecutor Dayid's action resulted
from the fact that the alleged illegal
practices that he sought to correct
have. it is declared, all been elimi,
mated
Suits against the STANDARD Comp
any are now being prosecuted by the
attorney general Of Ohio, and the fed
al courts of Missouri.