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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-23

forcing its liquor rules regarding its
employees. During the last month a.
large number of trainmen on the Iowa
division of the railway have been sum
marily dismissed for violating this rule
of the company. Many of the men
run out of SilviS and make their homes
there. The order dismissing the men
came from Division Superintendent
Jones, in charge of the Iowa division
1t DeS Moines. The exact number Of
men dismissed is not known here, but
it is said that 50 conductors and brake
men on the whole division were caught
in the order. Some dismissals have
also taken place on the Illinois divis-
on, but not in such wholesale fashion
Shorten Hours. Saturday orders
we're received at the Rock Island rail
Dad shops at Silvis for a shorter
yorkday This order went into effect
oday. The morning hours are 7:15 to
2:15, at noon, and then commencing
1t / o'clock the shops will be operated
until 1 O'Clock. 1t was only short
While ago when the hours were cut
down from ten to nine hours.
May Increase Captai.-At a meeting
of the directors of the Peoples Saw
ings Bank & Trust company it was
voted to recommend to the stockhOld-
ers of that institution to increase both
the capital stock and surplus consid-
erably. However, it is necessary to
give the stockholders a 30-day notice
and the matter will be voted on by
those interested in the institution next
Dec - The capital stock has been
I increased from Sl50.000 to $500. 900
and the surplus from $4,000 10 $751;
000. This is the oldest institution in
Rock Island county, being established
| in 1857.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-23
Gift For Hostonians.

If she is Boston girl or he is Bos-
ton man, give her one Of the new In
dividual pottery bean pots with covers
They are table novelties that are pref.
ty enough to decorate the shelf Of the
library or dining room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-23
A MISSION PILLOW.
Christmas Gift Design Which Carries
Out Stained Glass Pattern.

So popular has become the mission
style of furniture that now there is
real demand at Christmas time for
sofa pillows in the same type of de-
sign.
Herewith is given very effective de-
sign in this style that is sure to meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-23
MOLINE

Survey of Harbor Comprehensive
survey OF Moline pool and up-river
channel in the vicinity of Campbelrs
island, which the government engin-
GERS have been engaged in for several
weeks, was completed Saturday. AL
though no definite figures are yet oD-
tainabie, the survey has developed the
fact that the original plans of the
government engineers for the exten-
sion OF the wing dam to a point con-
meeting with the lower end of Camp
bells island is out of the question.
Such is the conclusion of Col c.. w.
Durham, junior United States engin,
Ger, in statement given out. 1t is
believed it will be necessary to ex.
tend the dam to Hampton.
o.
Honors for DR.. Straw.-Dr. w. L.
Straw of this city has been honored
with appointment as state district
deputy grand chancellor by Eugene L
Bone of Springfield, recently elected
grand chancellor of Illinois knights OF
| Pythias.
O.
First Auto is Out.-The first Velit
automobile was turned out of the fac
tory Friday. The chassis was driver
about the streets almost all da,
and results were highly satisfactory
| Though rated as 30-horse power car
a speed of As miles an hour was at
tanned. Its hill-climbing Performance
was excellent.
Enforce Liquor Rule.-The Rock Is
land Railway company is rigidly en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
EnyelOped by Flames From
Saw Dust Pile While
Fighting Mill Fire.

Paul nayne and Nick Kanihen,
members Of the Ballard fire depart.
ment were badly burned shortly
after o'clock this afternoon. when
a sawdust pile. saturated with chem.
icala. exploded AZ a fire IN the plamt
OF the Seattle Cedar Lumber com.
paay IN Ballard.
Bayne. which Is married. was
taken TO his home. b2tsh Ballard
avs and viii recover Kaufhcn is
more seriously burned. and Is at
Providence hospital.
The fire started In the sawdnst
pit about ! o'clock The two men
we're operating the chemical en-.
CINE and directed the chemicals on
the sawdnst An explosion quickly
followed which enyel0pcd the two
firemen In the burning sawdust.
Bayne was badly burned Ghout the
face and head. and Kauthen was
burned about the face. head. arms
and body.
The two injured men were taken
70 the old Ballard city hall in an
automobile, and attended by Drs.
Stuart and Greiner. Thence Bayne
was sent home and Kauthen 10
Providence hospital.
The fire was confined TO the saw
dust and the loss to the mill com
pany Ia practically nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
URGES Independents TO
ASSIST DEMOCRATS

that subject Ia the democratic plat.
form The labor piank ls also iise
ours
Bryan pointed out other similari.
ties Ia the two platforms. IN DIS.
cusalnf whnt be terms the short.
comlnRn Of the Independence party
platform. the democratic candidate
said
The platform of the lndepcnd.
ence party does not. however. ad.
vocaie the establishment Of a de-
partment 81 labor. n does not op.
pose Imperialism and IT'S plank with
reference 10 the publicity 81 cam,
paigu funds Il not nearly 30 strong
~ ours
The question musf confront
every member OF the Independence
parfy-will he assist In the defeat
Of the democratic party which
stands for 80 much that he faVoEs.
merely because he cannot get all
that he would lihef
Either the democratic or the re-
publican party must win. The voter
who prefers the democratic plat.
form 10 the republican platform
and Joins tho Independence party.
mer.iy assists the republican party
in defeating several reforms In
which he Il interested.
The question IL not whether one
can get all the reform that he
wants. but how he can get the most
reform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
PACIFIC COAST OFFICIALS MAY HAVE
To FACE A SERIOUS CHARGE
LITTLE KITTEN BLOCKS STREET CAR
TRAFFIC ON SECOND AVENUE

little striped kitten blocked
traffic shortly
than five
Il crossing south Madison when
approached The directly brought
stop by the % the Sidewalk The
the track and In excited told the
there q kitten beneath bis
The motorman. being humane left the front platform
ard his and beneath the There
directly the
Il performing excnlng toilet and paid az
tention "a the solicitations OF the
Then the conductor the assistance of the
he passengers pedestrians They
the kitten bat Then poked
II with a and Il only a little.
~ this twelve mpatleny waiting in the
fhat the hadn't
enough look after itself Thousand people shouldn't b.
thereby. pretty
kitten. and the didn't intend should injured
he talked wgxinR his making
speech soothing finally succeeded fl nducng
him Then he handed fne who bad
screened bvt who didn't a. and climbed ha and
broke ~ blockade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
BARTENDER
ACQUITTED

G. G. Buckley. the bartender OF
Wilbur a FerguE0n's saloon AZ Sill
King a.. was acquitted of having
violated the sunday liquor selling
law BY a Jury IN police court thia
morning Buckley was defended
By ~ GU. president Of the cliy
council.
There was absolutely no doubt
that liquor had been sold In the ~.
loon last sunday. one Of The jurors
admitted as much after the trial
The Jury took the opportunity -
llberatc Buckley because one 81
the witnesses was not certain IN
his Identification 81 the man
The policemen who made the ar
rest were disgusted az the result Of
the trial This trial BY jury IN
liquor casee IL Just farce" said
one Of the officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Bryan Compares New and
Old Line Party Plaifor ms,
Then Makes Appeal.

FAlRviFw. LINCOLN. Neh.. luis
90 There we're no visitors at Fair.
view this morning Mr Bryan Vas
working early On bis analysis ~ the
platf0Fm 81 the Independence party
Hle dictated the following state
uleut today
The platform OF the Indegend-
ence party contains number Of
plauka identical OF Substantially the
same a. some Of the planks Of the
democratic platform 4 demands
the election ~ United States sen.
at0rs BY q popular vote. ~ the dem.
0cratic platform does. The tariff
plank is quite like ours.
The plank relative 10 trusts.
while opposing private monopoly,
10 not 80 specific a. ours.
The railroad plank does not az.
fer from the plank Of the democrat
lc platform on the same subject.
"fhe plank on Asiatle lmmigra-
ton is quite similar 70 the plank on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
TWO FIRE EN ARE
BADLY BURNED

man. always tending strictly 10
business. and his friends are nm.
able 10 account for the trouble
which be has brought upon him.
set.
How Discovery Was Made.
The trouble 10 the books was
discovered two weeks aeo In check.
Ing the business. with the National
Park bank. 90 New York. The
matter was Immediately brought 10
the attention Of Mr. George "
Allen. local mhnagcr Of the Ma.
tional Surety company. who had
gone on she cashiers bond Cor
$50 .0Oo.
Il vas decided 70 face Parkhurst
Immediately with the charge. and
ho did not deny a. but rather con.
fcssed 20 his wrongdolng His 20
sition was then taken from him,
but TO al Appearances and 50 far
az bis fellow employees knew he
had only gone on a vacation
He was kept under surveillance
daily. however. until today, when
IL was decided 10 arrest him. lie
came down TO the offices OF the
bank this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and was placed in custody by DE.
tective James Byrnes.
Several officials Of the bank held
a consultation with Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney George + Van.
derveer az noon today. and a
charge will doubtless be lodged
against him IN the superior court
besides that in the federal court
r.. VI Andrews. president Of the
Seattle NATIONAL bank, and presl.
don't OF the Seattle Clearing House
association. said this afternoon
that the defalcation would have no
effect upon the solidity OF the
bank
According TO the last report
made July TO- which took
into consideration the amount OF
the defalcation. the undivided
profits OF the bank amount 20 1906.
600" said Mr.. Andrews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
WANT WIRES
UNDERGROUND

Residents OF Queen Anne hin are
starting n movement 60 force the
telephone companies OF the city To
place their wires under ground.
Objecting 20 unsightly poles and
Go wires which destroy shade trees,
they have called a meeting OF the
Queen Anne hil Improvement club
to discuss the question as s o'clock
tomorrow night az the Baptist mis-.
sion. Queen Anne av. aud Gar
field 81,
The movement is fastened by
the fact that wires must be put m.
dorground before the paving Is
done on allowed 20 remain where
they are for some years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
MOB ATTACKS
LONDON JEWS
Twenty Five Thousand En-
gage in Riot and Police
Are Called Out.

LONDON. Jpiy 40 Twenty I'VE
Thousand people engaged IN = mon
ssrons anti Semitic demonstration
outside Hos Street police atasion
today. cheering Robert slevieF. Who
vas acquitted q the charge Of Al.
iempalng to biackmail J u Joel
nephew Of the late naruey BaFnato
loci d a lew
The mob tried 10 reach JOEL. and
fought With ths guards. who sue
ceesied In Kesting The man 70 a
place Of safety The Infatuated
crowd then attacked innocent Jews
Ia the crowd Mang we're knocked
down and heAton and some received
severe iniurien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
MAN BROWNS

Stricken with cramps while bath
ing. =. =. Hansen, proprietor OF the
Superior grocery and market. 464
y. 10th ST.. was drowned last night
In Green Lake near Denny station.
People hearing his screams for
help. thought II 60 be boys playing.
but when the clothing was found,
n search was instituted. The body
was found 40 feet from shore and
sent 10 Bonnoy- Watson's
Hansen was 40 years old and IS
survived by wife and two sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
HEAT WAVE HITS CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 30--The heat
wave came back upon Chicago to
day with terrible severity, and two
persons died during the morning
Al least two score OF prostrations
have been reported az the hospitals.
and the suffering is intense. In the
business section the oppression IA
as severe as several weeks ago.
when the city was in the grip Of
the heat for fourteen days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Ovid A. Byers Arrested
While Defying Capt.
M'Donald's Authority.

On a charge o. disorderly con
duet, ovid A. Byers Of the law firm
81 nyers e. Hyera. was arrested
yesterday az police headquarters.
So enormously did Byera object
o. the arrest. without a warrant. 81
bis client. samuel T Heresf0rd. for
merlY ianii0F a. the Plymouth
church. who r. alleged to have sold
typewriter stolen from the Y. W.
G.. a.. that he was ordered out of
the station.
Byera resisted the order Capt
Mcdonald attempted ~ shove him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

GOOD NEWS FOR MARRIED MEN

los ANGELES July se.-Married rejoicing today
ruling by Police judge 81 a. wife
through her husbenda pockets his
uK
The ruling made IN the trial Of + Hutch who
his wife Of battery. because orcibly
to her taking angel cake from hts bakery.
IN aeauilting Hutch the said. husband objects
wife has through pockets
erwise appropriate prevent
ing be may reasonable degree Of force"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Sell Contractor Half Inter-
est in Saloon They Do
Not Own.

Two clever swindlers defrsuded
W y. Weis Of Tacoma out of
81 $50 b. pretending to sell him a
saloon ia this city In which they
did not have the slightest interest.
The crooks have made good their
escape. and The Tacoma man, who
morigaged bis ranch 10 invest in
the saloon. f. richer only by his ex.
peIience.
Nels supposed he had purchased
The saloon az f26 West Main st.
which belongs "a Dan Sullivan.
When he went down yesterday to
claim possession. he was greeted
With laughter. lie reported the ar
fair to the police. but as the swind-
lers had more than "a hours start,
they are probably far away from
Seattle. and there is little chance
Of their being apprehended
Sander Throws the Bait.
Neis lives az ~ Puyallup av..
Tacoma. and IS contractor. Sew
eral weeks ago a man named Henry
Sander went to work for him. san
der told Weis that he knew az a
chance TO get n Seattle saloon. but
he lacked sufficient money. weis
became interested and agreed TO
invest
lie came to Seattle and stopped
az the Olympic hotel lie was In.
PRODUCED 10 a man called l.. An.
derson. who represented himself to
BE- a brewery agent The men told
Neis that the saloon was owned BIZ
q brewery. aud that Sullivan was
merely leasing the place on the
sufferance OF the brewery. They
cautioned Wells not TO say anything
20 Sullivan. and then took him
the saloon while Sullivan
was In Il.
Weis Gives Up Money.
Weis liked the place. and that
afternoon he paid Anderson ST .e50.
Sander was 10 pay a like amount
the following day. They were TO
get possession Of the saloon Satur-
day
when Weis called 10 meet his
friends yesterday he could not find
them lie went 10 the saloon. and
sullivan informed him Of his mis-
take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
ATTORNEY IN FIGHT
WITH THE POLICE

out. but nyers grabbed a chair to
defend himself Three patrolmen
oyerp0wered him.
To-day Byera characterized his ar
rest az AN outrage. and said the
police used high handed and dicia.
t0rial methods not sanctioned By
any known law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
AFTER STANDARD OIL
HAMMER AND ToNGs

CHICAGO. July So Edwin M.
Sims. a. s. district attorney for
the district OF Illinois, returned 20.
day from the conferences held at
Lenox, Mass, Wednesday. regard.
ing the governments attitude Ia
the recent Standard on decision.
when the 500 ,000,0 600 fine was re-
yersed.
II feel sure OF the ultimate sue.
cess OF the government In this
case. said Sims. we are going
after the case. hammer and tongs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
TAFT AT HOT SPRINGS;
SHERMAN IMPROVING.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 80 ~
Judge TAFT and his family arrived
here ~ l0;40 O'Clock today from
Cincinnati 90 spend a month
Taft said that James $. sherman.
the vice presidential candidate. who
is sick at his home Ia Utica, " v.
is Improving steadily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

TACOMA. July 80 Efforts to
save the lief, arm Of Joe Carroll.
an actor Of Seattle, who was run
over hy street car In this city.
have failed. and surgeons have am.
putated H.
While crossing a street Carroll
stumbled and fell IN front OF a car
wednesday. and one of the wheels
passed over his left arm
Tho injured man was rushed 20
hospital la the hope Of saving the
limb. but surgeons found that II
WAS necessary TO amputate it at
the shoulder Carroll plays In the
Frawley stock company. Tits condl.
ton ia serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

} MAN SUICIDES AT
HTS MOTHERS GRAVE.

. SAN FRANCISCO. July 30. 4
4 Sitting on the aide Of his 4
q mothers grave AZ laurel Hiil 4
= cemetery. A. a. Paul ir.. a well 4
= known real estate man and 4
. mining engineer. "Wednesday 4
q evening shot himself through 4
. the head A note icft 60 his 4
. wife explained that he WAS de- 4
= spondsnt and financially de I
. pressed I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
r. r. PARKHURST CHARGED
With Big DEFALCATION
Of Embezzling
Nearly Fifty Thousand
DcIlars--Arresied This
Afternoon.

a. Pafkhursi trusted first as.
slstant cashier Of the FIRST Nation.
Al bans. j. seAtsies latest bank en-.
hezals !. ehaTged with appropriating
s4s.ss9 Of the funds % the lnstitu.
tlon where be has held a position
Tor tee laHY 10 years
He was arrested this afternoon
on = wafIant from the United
stats district attorneys office
eharwng him with falaifying the &C.
counts % a national bank
fafAhurss gives practically no
ressaa for the desire 70 get awAy
wiih he funds % the bank. and
when asked what he had done With
the u,ney. be said that he lived u
up
Sol1e ~ il has been Invested IN
real estate. hoaerrs. and this has
becn uFned over 70 protect the
bank. which In addition TO the
t2oees bond protect i, against all
losa
omsevery Made Two Weeks Age.
m discovery q the Justification
VAS nada about two weeks ago. a.
a result Of the auditing Of she books
Of the bank. which hiss been going
on tot the Lass year
pArkhurst had charge u the
reconeiilnE and checking 40 Of the
balances with eastern banks. aud a
waa In these accounts that he man
aged 80 doctor his books. especially
IN The business done With the Chi.
eaEo and New York concerns
AZ no time did he take any en-.
cce,llngsy large amounts. most OF
them belnx Of a few hundred o.
81 Geo u 5000.
The present management 81 the
hank. which is headed by " A.
Arnold. president. took over the
bank on July /. 1907. from the old
management. Of which Lester
Turner WAS president.
An Old EmpIoye.
Parhharat was the only member
~ the old staff OF officials who
held over
The defaicating cashier first en-.
tered the employ Of the hank 10
1889 a. an exchange teller. being
promoted later to the present po-
altlon
lie IL considered one Of the
most expert accountants In Seat.
lie. and In the country for that mat
ter said , A. Hall. vice president
and cashier. today. and we had
great deal Of faith in him. u
was largely because Of the new
system which We put into effect
year ago that the present short
age was discovered.
The hank stands no loss as a
result Of the embezzlement be
cause Of the bond which Il holds
and property which has been
placed IA its hands. The money
Of depositors has not been tam.
percd with az all, the shortage be-
ing ln eastern accounts
Is Married Man.
Parkhurst Is IS years old lie
has been married for the past "a
years. and lives with his wife at
1911 E. Union 81 They have no
children. Neither parkhurBt nor
his wife are prominent socially.
living rather secluded lie Il is
understood that membership IN
the Seattle Athletic club Is the
only one that the cashier holds
Ia local clubdom lie has always
been known as hard-vorking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

San FRANCISCO. July ~ nc
~ ssek.~ n the hands OF that
r<ri-r rl<ldsr. Theodore Rocsc-
~. y zssgt 10 swing amid the
7r<f \ ne Pacific rosat irfnigra
~ ssrsss " the government, and
tets rsInqs. u seemingly rep
azs< rsporss can be relied upon.
sss Dig ard llttis are apt TO fali
~ ins baskst Of political Oh
HesL
\ N Investigation which mas
~ 7sln7 or for over a year vn-
n ne 1ireetlon ~ . special corr
sslso nsmsd BY the president. -
] nj there has been revealed
rszr-s u alleged eoanivanee on
> sass If she immigration age nta
- sm1asiing Of Chinese and
apzzs<s eaolss into the United
Ia beth alena the Mexican
H1s and IN the ports Of entry.
n commissioner who have
- eaEdncfing This tnyesilga
= 1os have their data almost
=<a4lstsd. and IN short time
- nshe their formal report %
sztklnEsoH When the material
= ne hands of the president he
y ssady 10 take immediate
pstsiis of the Case.
Apau o. the government are
p San Francisco working
= ne finishing details Of the
fhey are making use OF a
~ q Chinese detectives. and Il
exisFed that al underground
Rsn has been uncovered and
.esvoas Of Chinese leaders re-
keh evidence has been obtain
y mis- practice IN Southern
efaia, where. Il Is charged.
<asals have been regularly
<est hcf0ss The Mexican border
- the very noses u a force
RlEfntlon Inspectors
~ lhvestlxators have the as
eAase Of Detective w. j Burns
fnncis J IIeney. Within the
no DAYS several conferences
Y Seen held between Heney
-. the chief government de-
Nl'e and the men at The head
4 nc special commission. who
no Jeremiah w. jerks dean
&c department of economies az
~ university. and Prof Fer
- Sanford. head Of the Dc.
'Asnt u physics at stanford
els'iJ jerks came 10 San
zeisco several days ago for a
.sienee with the graft PROSE
~ end Sanford has been ln
~ ~ some time quietly max.
sheulry into The affairs Of the
- immigration bureau.
/ Evidence ls Obtained
.As began the work IN San
spine months ago bat had
-. .'.4aisn y on account Of pro.
5kes..s aAlies. and he called ln
- u complete the task I'm.
IL sa.a'ofas directions most oi
/ sss' s,lssaee 10 that section vas
| 2 act of the las oooor,..
-a-..p-.--....-
| Woniinued on paEe g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
lsuivance IN The Smuggl-
4iChinese and Jap
,usx said to Have Been
ktsvssd.

M snsesncsmsns that there ls
Is \ shske-up N she inarnigra.
- .ries q the entire Pacific
- ss~es a. a surprise &c those
~ ~ posssd on local affairs
aens sss January several sen.
uzr4 stcries relating to the
wsxs b Oregon and Washington
aas ne dispatch o. a special
|k.r from Washington, o. C., 70
xs ard ether northern coast
- i make an investigation.
|r.s ,lsklal vas IN Seattle several
|~>s ssletiy working. then ieft
IA s..snaksu, ard Blaine. re-
Es.< s's steps and stayed two
kr<.s = Tscema.
-e-sa age. when Francis j.
-. rs II Portland attending
=. - srsud gases. this special
$50 ~<~ 70 Portland ard has
. azss-zr<s A. FAR az is known
- .e.xx. = ssiil IN tire nortn'
-. Ard Il ~ has completed his
-rcors Il nzs ss<n sent 10 the ger
sf,l ssnmmiea AZ San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
SEATTLE ACTOR
LOSES ARM

10y Ontted Frees.l
TACOMA. july 30 Joe Carroll
the actor. o. ia a comatose condi.
ton this afternoon. aud may not
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
MILLIONS OF PROFIT.

ST PAUL. Mimi, July &c. I
a That J. Pierpont Morgan and +,
4 his associates reaped a profit !
4 amounting to So. 202. 1913 IN re. {
4 organizing the Northern Pa !
cific railroad Is the statement I
4 made by the attorneys Tor the I
= state in the Minnesota rate I
hearing