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The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
rnneIrn Hide Nfarket.

r,ouotations furnished BY James G. smith
T,,a hides, SC flat; No. G. S. bull hides,
e.. NO 2 q. S. bull hides, Sc: Deacons, 80
~ &. Co.. Jos East Third sLl
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
Kansas City Grain Market.


Furnished by J. e. GALL Commissions
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office no West Sixth ST. Phone 4sb.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
Grain and Hay Market.

! ,z,,,rnished by ). B. Billiard. corner Kan.
| u sas Ave. and Curtis St.1
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
Chicago Grain Markei

Chicago Grain Market.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gall. Commissions
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocka
Office 110 West Sixth st. Phone 1851
Chicago, March 90
Open. High Low Close Yes
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
COOPERS GUILTY.

Continued from Page one.)
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20

The trial of Dave Burrel. accused of
selling liquor and delivering orders of
Pabst beer. which was to have been
held yesterday has been postponed un-
tel March gath. on account of the ill
ness Of the defendant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Smmmc Mmsrebe.

Gbicago. II. Sebrilar. - Gun.
besbiitrifts .3id)ter s.. 90. 2anois Der
itrtbeiltc 1bonlas 2elpis, Den Yoit-
,neiitcr bon @rullt @orfs, Su., lpe.
gen llnteridllagungeu i'm Imte 81,
5ipei Sabren 3ud)tbaus, iomie sur Or
Itdttllng Der perititre,iten 8eIoer inn
@etrage bon $8S2.05. 9eipis bctontc
bel ieiiier Bite uln @iIoe, oai, er ME
I'M Sebcn geipiclt, getrunfen. 5abaf
gcfalit oocr gerai,tt babe. Ger &ids
fer abcr cripioerte: .Salten Sic oas
Haud)en fir Elm @%erbred)en2 Sic
Shatiahc. onB Gin Mann fei,te ihled)s
ten T~aiiioncn bat. lit feline Gntidnll.
oi9itna iiir ltnterihIaeune. Sd Bit
es miioc. 81 borcn, BOZ iif M1nner.
Die Milbc beiihen. oanit brii{ter, bab
iie nid]t raltd)en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Ter 4cmp'idle Sdjeiounaspro,ef.

81 t.. 2ouiS, II, Sebruar.-Gine
@eiihtSperid,oncrin, Srau Cue q.
2oualcp ia9te I'M Tro5eB 2emp aus,
onB ie Dor od,t Sabren 5lpei Wal mad,
Dem Suuic 'Srau Zulu Iorriion'S,
Ser ,&oniNir Ser Solbfuelt", 9egon.
gen ici unb Tie in Dem 8loihen be-
banocIt babe, iie lei 5rou @iuiam
2enlp, ir. @ei ibrcm eritcn @eiltde
horte iic, Dob Die forbigcn 8iener lily
rer Yoticntin ais ,Srau 2emp" oil
reoeten. gein 5"iueiteu 9eii,dle itica
&err 2enp (bier mieS Die 3eugin ouI
ben @raller) aus elmer alititc unb
betrot bas SnllS.
Srou &ongIcp mar iebr rrirel,t. CT.
nc 10 rcihe &unbin mic Srau 2cmp
3u befommen, ober ibre GnttGi,idung
mar niht Helm, ais lie criltbr, oa6
lie nid,t Srnu 2emp, iou0erll Srolt
MorriIon bebanoelt babe. Sic be
iltt)te ocrcn SallS ME iuieber.
, Ger IN Chicago nobnboitc Socob
HoienItein laat aus, haB err Der Wors
riioit 8leiber nerfoilit mo 2emp oft
ibci ibr' aaneetroffenr babe. Iltd) i'm
Sauie Colin Souicl'S lei or Comp be.
aedilet. s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
$500 Grab ISahrenheit.

glepeIonb, g.. II. 5ebrlinr, =.
Cine StitiIammc. meId)e nit Srp.
gen. ,no TcetpIenI0as bergeitcIlt
miro uno Die b0dJIte bis jest Der @ii.
iei,idoit befannte &ise m,sitrablt, bic
$500 8rao 5abrenbeit betragt, lit
bier ioeben entipidelt porben. Wits
telit oicier Slamne miro cs m0glifL
aluminium 5riammen 81, idweiben,
ipos man bis jest fir mlnloglid hielt.
Sic Slomlile h%nrtorinet in ncni9cr
ais elmer Mtinute Stuhl pom 3ipei
Soil eide mo oilrforingt III menigcr
ais scbn Minilten Gin 5ipoli56liges
Stiif oes bdrteIten Stabls. ndbreno
mau 3llm Gurd,iagcn aegcn "a Stun.
ben braild)cn iuiiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
3rpan iibcr SariircOiiion.

EenacoIo. Nu., #. 6cbruar.
Sn elmer bier gebnltcncn &ebc CT.
fI1rte @iaidm Senniilas 9rpon:
Gas Sanb bari teine GcpiIiou oes
3oatoriiS ieitens oes 9egenhu1rtigcn
Gon9reiieS rednen. Die Mepublifo,
ner oiirfcn cs uitt lua1el. Den 3oas
torif bcriuter5uieBcn; SSeoer, Der an
elmer 3olgrilppc intereIiirt lit, bat 5u
ibrer Gampuane bcigctraaen uno
mllB nun nbcid,iibt" lperoeu. Gs lit
mohr. onB Die 9citrG9c Sllm Hotios
nalfono pcroiicutIid,t poroen limo.
aber DEM 8eloc. mcld)eS in Den Gon-
1reB- 6ono aefloiien lit. bling 10 pieI
Sfmllt ou. baB Ole MepubIitaner
nid)t emma! nod Ger Wobl 9eipagt
hoben. Die Site Der 9eitroge ,li Der.
o'fentlid)cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
tGingcfd7St,)
Gin Hoftor auf ben Nuub actommeu.

Gin nirflidlcr @uItintorer Tottor
mad)tc allen Gr1itc9 Den Toridlag,
Den Sunb, ieit uroentlid,en 3eiten
Der trereIte 9eglciter 0e5 Meniten,
gGn5lid) allsjnrpttcn neil err m0gs
Iid)er @eiie onitcdcn6e aronfbeitcn
perbreiteu fonnte. Shuc 3pciiel Iitb
bic 8osen IN bieicr @iuiid,t nid,t picI
beiicr, uno conference.-the, miiBte aud
ihnen Der @ardll3 gcmod)t merbcn.
Nlm nGrcn nod biC Raitcn mo
MG,lie iibrig, fir Die man ,lot feline
2icen5 bra,id,t, neil lie lid, uid,t 10
lcidt ianDeu laIien mo rmscbinocrt
BON chem &oltle ms onocrc ipc3ir.
rem fonten. Iicielben iolleu oils Ser
breiter aultcdenbcr &~ranthcitcn lpeit
idlimmcr oils Sluoc unb 8osen iein.
Turf Ratten 'oll loanr bic Eeit Don
aiien mad, europa ei~nacldIeppt NOR.
ben ieiu. Milo fort nit imncn; Der
Goftor miro lpobl onl beItcn %luiiicn,
mie bics am beltcn Ncid)ehen fam.
Stun bliebeil bios nod Die Slicgen
mo NoStitos iibri9, bcren @crnit.
tuug man getroIt lmicrcr Mosfito'
grianhe iibcrlalien tom. I'm ober
gan, iid)er jill iein. m,ilBtc mal, olld,
zen 8l0ben ulo @onlm ali ben 2cib
riidcu. Giele arbeit pollen mir aber
Der nGd,Itcu @%encrNttou rnb eiucm
uuberen Iot1or i~ibcrluiIen. Ieun mir
babell nit Den Sunocu, aaten, MGil.
len, Hdttcu, 6licgcn mo Mosfitos
aenilg Ill tbnn. Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Ter Armaoa entgegcn.

philadelphia. ga. II. Sebr.
- Gle "Shnbo", cincs Der ariegss
ihiffe. tpeld,e Die @tlaltiidle Glotte
BET Der Scimfebr BOZ, Der Reiie I'm,
Die @elt einboleu ullo nnd] Samptor
Ronns csfprtiren iolIen, Lief geitern
Dol, bier ans, nad)ocm Tie idon am
abeilo Uorbcr Itroriahludrtts bon bier
inn Gclnipore Dor Nnfer aegangcn.
3net Sdaereiien oitlid) bon SSanlpton
Hnobs miro Die vSoobo" nit Der,
Standardization rRew 6ampibire".
aMnire" INTO .Miiiiilippi" 5uiam.
mentrefien ulo Damn nit ibi,en bis
sl einem Eunfte 1900 WeiIen oItlid)
Dol, Der aiiite utter Dem 50. 9reite,r.
grade porgebeii. Inn init Der JIottc
5uiammcn 81 treiien.
1,ss.a. Huss at., Oh! u! !mns es!.H'Hsa
81: 81; &mMzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

iit bei'm Ierbor berausitellte. bate
cs Sohnion ieinem 3inumeruahborn
Gang libel acnommcrt oob oericlbc
Sem BETTER beS @ullico ytr. 210, g,
SigbitruBc, III Dem 9cioc Wobnen,
onaablidy ucrrotbcn bate, oaB e.
(Sobnion) cine 6eniterideibc jcrbro.
d3cn. glm Mittlpod) abcno fam e6
sipiidlcn @eibcn 5ll cincm 3uiammcns
ltob, Scr oonlit cnoctc, SAB Sobniou
cincn Stodhicb crhiclt mo Damn lei
men Wcgncr nit cincm Mciicr angriif
lrno ScblcrcnI beinabe sic 2ippc Oh,
id)nitt. Sohnion lcll9ncte omar Ole
Shot in iriner Soifc muroc obcr cir
bllttiacS Meiicr gciulocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
@eniser 8ulis fommeu.
acknowledging im Mbneb-
men. q. 8. Ribeelep'S ge.
oho++,,,t,ntt

SupuUetfSlHIuutloeTuIlY III 9tpHsp-
men. - 81. 9. Ribeelep's 9e.
obahtllngen.
Sos eeIes. Gal. II. Sebr.
9urd) cine genule unterllId)llrlg
bat ser Gbef oes bieiigen Giulpanoe'
runes.@ iircaus, 81. 6. H%iosetpap, CT.
mitteIt, onB Der 3norang Der Sapas
uer 81, Dem bieligcn Giitrift pabreno
ser letter poar @onotc betrGttlidl
abgcnommen hat. Serr Hiogefpop
erinnert oaran. Dap bic @%eid)rGntung
Der Sapaner.Ginuanoerlmg iid) lie.
biglid) olif &ulis hc5iebt, lpcldc nit
Sen omcritouiidlen Irbcitern in Wit.
betpcrb %treteil, mo periid,ert, ipenll
b%erortioc 2c,tc obne Eaiie %bctroiIen
mcroen, 10 iperoe aui Der StcIlc baS
Sanoels.S cpartement bcnadrihti9t,
uno oieicS orone, ipenn Ole ltmitdnoe
es redlticrtigcn lofort oui tclcgrapbis
idem @egc oie Deportation Scr Sclt.
te on. Sn's 8eidngniB tperoen hic
Sapancr iiberbaupt, iuie 5crr Nioae'
lpap bemertt, nid)t %getuorfen, ionoern
man itcllt Tie III ciuem aenlietbeten
6cbduoc inter guiiiht uub eSfortirt
lie, ipenn sic 3eit aefontmen lit, mad,
Son francisco. @%c9cnparti9 hGlt
lid 10 piel Serr &io9eluap peiB, fem
Sopauer m1hefu9t IN icinem Giitrift
oui. Scrr Hibgetpop tbcilt noIlitdu.
oig oen Stunopuntt Der Suloesres
9icriuio unb aus ieincu gftcn gebt,
nie CT ia9t, hcrpor. buB Sopan lid,
nolfomnlen Dem Mbtommcn genlGB
uerbGIt uno 2uliS feline EGiic olie.
Itcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
asir Greiheit unb @sdlt.

Waiienperiammluug in Der Srobt
iinr.Solle i'm Sutereile DER per.
ionlidcn 6rcihcit. - Son Stabt.
rathsmitgIieo Scrrp 6. @iencIeIo
alli Sonntag Ibeno eiuberuieu.-
SEER g, g. Sbrecpes ciuer Der
Mcouer.
Die itctigen Wohnungcn be5
.0eutid)en GorreIponoenten" ali Die
5rcunoe Der pcrlonliteu Sreibeit,
cine @egenorganiiotion sur Inti.Sa-
loon.2iga SIT id,oIicn, iino orf ein
iritdtbores ,Selb gefallen. @Gbreno
Die Grcfutipc bes .llnabb1nei9en
9iirgcrpercins pon Worplano", sic
IN iid) id)ou cine Organization olIcr
oeutifen Sereine unb @eicllItaftcr
in Baltimore lit, lid sur Il,fgubc &C.
iest bat, IN oen aroBeren Stdbten in
ben Counties beS StuateS "Eerlcn.
lidlc 5reihcit-2igoS" 81 griinoen iino
StobtrotbSmitalico Scnrp Z. Wiene,
felo bon ser 90. @orb irnb anbere
%Ircihcitlid) geIilnte Serren nj pcrs
it,ieoencn Stoottbeilcu hcItrebt, buS
aan5c liberal oentcnoe 0epGlterlu9Ss
Clement scr Staot Baltimore inter
cinen Silt 6l brin9er. III allen WaroS
.Tcrionlidle Srelhciis Clubs" 5i grilll-
Sen nit eiucr biriaircnoen Central
aorperifait. in Der sic pe%ritieoenen
Clubs ollrf Ielegatcn pertreten ieill
%ioIlen. Ter 3lpcd oieier Srganiiu.
ton iou nitt alleiu iciu, Die Inti'
Saloons2iaa ST. bet1mpien lonoern
hieielbe piro aud, entibiehcn fir Die
&erobicbung ser Jest $3.50 betragen.
bcn Spiritlloicn Siccn5aebiihr ouf
$500 eintretcn.
Die @riinbung Scr Organization
miro bilrd, cine MISUNDERSTANDING,
Die SEER 8ieneiclb oui Sonutag
Nbenb in Der Sroblinn+Salle cilbe.
rufen hat, IN Stub aebrod)t lperbcn.
sic Rebncr merbeu icin: Spirihloien
Sicen6.GommiiiGr g. 9. Sbrcepes,
Der nidt allein ein @egner Der Tro'
hibition it, lonocrn aud Die Spiri.
iuoien,S hantliccnj o,ti $500 herltn,
teraeiebt boben modte; sic Stoot-
rath6nitalieber Scnrp 6. @icneiclo
BON Der 90, Sobu ges, jun, bon Ser
6. mo Sluac Srunf bon ser s. @arb.
9eplgncbulcnb aui ben 2ofol.Nr-
tifcl in Der Mittiuodls Nuunner bes
nSeuiidcn Gorreiporoelten", III Dem
- bciBt, ooB @nt. s. Inoerion, ser
Siibrer Der 2oeoG Sption.9 eipegrng
in Worplono, Gngitlid, beitrcbt lit.
sic 2ocol Option. 6roge nitt 5u elmer
Eortciiro9c 3i MADDEN mo CT oeSs
balb entid,ieben oblebnt, eiaene Gans
hiooteu Der IntisS aloon.2iga olii5us
ltellem ioete StootrotbSrnit9lieb Sp.
z. @icncfclS 9eitern:
.Wciner gniift nod lit Die Srnae
ser perlonlid)cn Srcibcit Idlon 81, eli.
rer politiitcn gcnIodjt iuorben. mo
5ipor blird Dos Gerbulten oes Siih.
rera Der rcmlblifolliiheu Mit9licoer
oeS llntcrbnuies Der lesten Stoats.
0eicSgebung. Tcrlelbc that. mos er
forlnte. mn Die Stuois Socol.S ption'
9ill sur Innobnlc 81, %bringen. ipogcs
gen sic iammtIid)eu bemofrotiiher
Wit9Iieocr bes llmtcrbauIe les bon Der
Stnbt trcu 5lr Sobnc Der perionlis
den Jrcibeit hielten. Sd bin crt.
ihieoeu ouiiir, oaB ole hen,ofrotiidc
Fortci lid i'll ibrer nGtitcn StaotS-
Matform ge1en 2ocol'S Option ertlGrt
,rnb pcrbc slaca uufbictcn. oaB cine
lid fir pcrionlide ,Srcibeit ertldrcnoc
Elnnfc IN ocr platform oufaenoms
men miro"
iIicbcoiirf 6rou Gil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

SiiIicbcbiirftig.-S rou Gil
lubetb Stole, nclfe nit ibrem Sobne
Elm 3imnlcr 1T ocm Sonie Nr. 722,
Siib . Iltrhom StroBc. belpobni.
iprad bel Voli5ei. Captain 2eagre I'M
oitlid)en Iiltritt Dor mo iagtc DEM
ielb,n, oub lie p~olit1nbie mitteIIoS
los iei, GA ibr Sobn feline arbeit ba'
be uno lie ieIbit trob ibrer 0emii,
biingen nid,t genilg Nrbeit crboltcll
fonnc. i'm sic @eoiiriniiic gum 2eben
beItreiten 81, fonueu. Ser Captain
CAB ibr Ben Math, lid OH sic @obL.
tbatlgteits 8eieIlihaftcn 81 men.
oen; Die Srau iagtc ober, lie moHc
Dies nif)t tblln, oa man lie, ais lie
Iriiber cinmal UNI llnteritiiBnn0
nad)9eluht, nod) Dem 9nypien-@ipl
habc leloen iuoIlell. lie lei nber frGi.
tig nnh polls orbeiten. GapitGn
2eague lieB oltrd) Mlnbeieracant
Steiner cine llnteriuhulg oniteaen,
nno ais oieieIbe orsob. oob Die Srail
tbatiahlif biiliebeouritia lei. perolt.
~ltnltete CT cine Gpileftc. oercn Grtroo
ober i,otiirIid) MIR iiir ons 4Qernotb.
wenoigite aiisreiht.
2incoln. feiten
n bcn airhen. - Cine Sii,coIn.
@cbddtniBfeicr iuiro all, nGf1ten
Sonntag Ghcno in Der ocutiden Der.
enangcliitcn Stride III Canton, ga.
ltor @ln. 9as. itattiinoen. Gr.Gon.
greb,N bgeoroneter Gbas. q. Shirin
balt Die @cbdftniBreoe.
Sn Scr oeutiden epongeIiif,.
lntheriidcn Greicinigfcits : Stride
an Der Trinity. StraBe miro YaItor
u. j. Sterser AM Sonntaa Nbeno
einen 0ortraa bnIten iiber aineoln's
Seben Bon Der Ylofbiitte Biz
5iir1 Grabe."
SdHs .tAr'S Hastant bsisyst q. Saetse. %,s
Cn'CesstWsuse iv, s66s UshSna esxte.u6sssG
Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

Ger i~iiniiabrige Serrp Sipc ct.
id)o6 gcItcrn. w1hreno or III Conner
Jet. 8u., nit cinem @enebr ipiclte,
5uiaaig iei,lcn p%icrjdbrigen gruoer
Nidarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Muftiuus-NusciNrn.
Ter nGdjite regnlGre &crfaui
iinoct RAFT
Snmitag, 10. Tebruar,
1880 Vosmittaa&,
In ttciuctn N~nncrnnna

'" >"SNs -
Dem alteH iuusriliiaeu Nni;ipns.9ufal,
Hr. II. Hure'Sibcrtn strapc,
Sieier g'erinli lnItnit Cinen S1eil Der @tiefs
tert eiler 6aluert.Sir aRcn sgsoBunna mo auBer
Dem bic Iitbel liito @nlIebdliss9 ffetien etucr
Soritaot's Scbnlra; Die 'adilic Puriie nad,
mciuem Wanrrnbams
tranSporiirt fir Den bculcIner 0crfauf. IN
aicier Naarcnpartie iuiro Elm Niiortimeni bon
Wsnbcln. Icppidcn mo SiugS a%efinhen, bic
emit Sbrer 0rIlibiliB) 3unl Shuutd trgeno ci-
rer T&uhIniIla auItebnibar iiHh.
NuHcr bcm Ebigcu
babe id, pielc Sahen bon Suhrifuniei. 1bcil
iablinpebGuicrl. ~pripntcu 9uliipltatprcu mo
GaacrhdufCru, incline @e.o brdlicheu -- mas
idnelc Ncriduie bcbeitei. Seebalb iucrhcu Die
gSaarcit II Vreifen lu1gcihiaaen ole iiir fthncls
len untlat nIibi8 liuo obnc fld'iht ami ID
reIl sScrtb.
SpeSie1.
,Siir @caiun oeS TcriauiS.
Sin trtru ieinec arpber Cutler iSiilt, in per
lettcm 3nftGihc (foiteic S10Ol, Stitblc etc.
Serfauf ppitiin.
(l3J I. y. Tbburg, 9tIitiouator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
@p C.ualitdt gilt anb Der
Nreis iprid)t.

Nm Cool serpinnt lebsn 1a9 etten ~fcfieren
SaIt an Der gIuerienunus Der 9epolferuns. mi.
fftuep
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20
WOMEN ARE
RESOLV WE'D
They Long For Their
Freedom in a
Political Way

Chicago, Nov. 2o.-"The sufiragette
movement In England is not a super
fetal smoke or reek that viii vanish
when they gel tired of It 1t is deep
seated. Subtcrranean force, founded
on the passionate longing of women
for freedom. 1t will not die out. il
will not cease until II has won what
II has been fighting for
Mrs. Philip Snowden, leader OF the
conservative wing OF the woman suf-
fragists in England-the party that
does not approve of the militant tao
tics of the suifragettes-paid her
fighting sisters that tribute last night
ash she discussed the question OF
woman suffrage in general.
"Of course" she said, you know
that there are two parties in the suf-
rage movement in England-what We
call the suffragists and what are call.
ed the suffragettes The difference
may be best described in the words
of the little boy in the east end of
London. One OF his companions ask
ed him to tell the difference and this
little fellow said The difference be-
tween the suffragist and the suffragit
Is that the suffrogIst jist wants to
git the vote and the su1lragit will
git it"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20
Decision Commands the Breaking Up Of the
Mighty Trust Within Few Days===Will
Be an Appeal to Supreme Court.

dividual defendants and their asso-
ciates caused the majority OF the
stock OF the nineteen corporations 10
be transferred TO the Standard OIL
company OF New Jersey In exchange
for Its stock. so that the latter conf
pany thereby acquired the legal title
TO n majority of the stock of each of
the companies, the control of these
companies and of all the companies
OF which they controlled y ! the pow
er TO fix the rates OF transportation,
the purchase and selling price of pc
tToleum and its products, which all
these corporations should pay and
receive in the conduct of their bnsi-
ness in commerce among the states
and with foreign nations.
Since that exchange of stock. the
seven individual defendants have been
and arc stockholders and officers OF
the Standard company of New Jer-
sey, which has exercised, and still is
using. that power and. by It's use, It
has prevented. and is still prevent
ing. competition in commerce among
the states and with foreign nations
among the corporations.
Declared a Conspiracy.
Held The transaction constitut-
ed a combination and conspiracy in
restraint Of, and to monopollze. COM
merce among the states and with for.
eigD nations In violation of sections
| and OF the antitrust act Of July
2 1890, and the government is en-
titled to an Injunction against tho
further continuance and operation
thereof"
The decree cnioins the seven de-
PENDANTS. the Standard OIL company
and its subsidiary corporations. from
continuing or carrying into effect the
Illegal combination tbev have formed
and from entering into any like COM
bination or conspiracy. the effect Of
which will be to restrain interstate
commerce in petroleum or its pred
ucts, or to prolong the unlawful mon
opoly of such commerce obtained by
the defendants as stated In the de-
cree. and they are forbidden from en-
gaging or continuing in interstate
commerce until they discontinue their
illegal combination.
The decree takes effect thirty days
| from the date of its filing. unless sus-
pended by an appeal to the supreme
court
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Col. .ISElJN
DIES I TR()YED D
San Francisco's Amuse.
ment Hall Consumed
by Fire

San Francisco. Nov. 20.-The Coli
scum building. an immense amuse-
ment hall, the scene of prize fights
and dances and more recently of a
Passion play, was destroyed by fire
early this morning For a little time
the entire neiGhborhod was threat
encd. but n general alarm was sent
in and the fremen succeeded i'm keep
ing the fire within bounds. The Oar
by fats were burned
The closeness Of the blaze brought
panic to scores Of 0at dwellers. Fear
also was felt In the Southern Pacific
general hospital across the street, but
the patients were not removed The
streets in places were piled with
household goods. and men. women
and children, in scant attire, ran fran
tically about. Windows we're broken
In blocks surrounding. and there were
several narrow escapes from injury
on the part of those who fled from
their flats into the rainy streets. II
was reported that two had been
burned in the Coliseum, but so far as
could be learned no one was injured.
The building had recently been made
into a skating rink and there was no
one in 1t but the nightwatchman. who
escaped.
The loss is placed at more than
800 900.
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\ ALE WINS
BY 3 I 0 0
Forty ThousandFootbal
Enthusiasts See Rar-
ward Blanked

Boston. Mass, Nov. 20.-Neyer be-
fore has there been such a crowd OF
football-mad persons In this city as
are now gathered TO witness the Yale
Harvard game. scheduled to begin at
2 o'clock. Every hotel is filled TO It's
capacity, and II Is impossible 10 re-
serve a table In any restaurant With
out q liberal payment in advance.
Scores OF special trains have brought
more thousands 10 the city than can
be crowded into the Harvard stadium
at Cambridge.
Long before the game there was n
strong demand for tickets, but few
were to be had The $1,000 seats
had been disposed Of weeks ago and
applications for thousands of others
had to be refused The only tickets
TO be had were those offered by a
few persons. who at the last moment
were unable TO attend the game. and
these brought enormous prices. Fifty
dollars a seat was the common de-
mand. and in some instances SIS was
asked
Several special trains arrived dur
ing the night from New York alone
and many more were scheduled TO ar
rive before the game Automobiles
in such number arrived that 1t was
apparent that the roads within Ia
dins of 800 miles have been alive
with motor vehicles bringing enthusi
asts to the contest
The Yale team was a favOrite n,
odds OF o 10 10 In the betting. and
much money was waEered in the vsri
ous hotels and meeting placeS. both
in this city aud at Cambridge The
, Yale contingent with tho knowledge
that Captain Coy would certainly
play. Was optimistic and had come
| prepared to back their team with
! loads OF money. Harvard men. gath
cred here from every state. were
( eager takers OF the Yale money. late
! Information being TO the e6ect thai
| CAPTAIN Fish would lead his warriors
| Yale came to Cambridge With bet
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20
WOMAN TEACHER is INSANE.

Denver Nov ia woman teacher
in the public schools whose name is
withheld by the police and school al,
authorities became insane today while
engaged in teaching her class, and
suddenly began to disrobe in the pres
cnce of her scholars. DR.. Pearl B.
Wheeler, public school nurse for the
city, happened to enter the room at
the time and notifying other feathers
teh deranged young woman was taken
TO a hospital. where, this evening Il
was reported her condition was i'm
proving The reason assigned for the
sudden arrangement OF the teacher
was the recent death of brother
with whom she came to Denver few
months ago In the hope the brothers
impaired health would improve.
Since the death of the brother the
young woman has given evidence of
much mental suffering.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20
NEW YORK BANKERS
IN HANkOW-SZE LOAN

Berlin. Nov. l9.-Iocal and New
York bankers who viii participate in
the Hanltow-Sze Chuen loan OF S30.-
000,0O adjusted their differences at
a conference held here on Tuesday
and Wednesday between the Berlin
financiers and the attorney for War
burg and company Hamburg bank
ers. acting as agents for the New
York group.
The arrangement made is satisfact-
ory to the foreign office, and ii Is
presumed. Will be satisfactory TO the
American state department
One point OF importance is still the
subject of cable exchanges This abs
10 do with the interchange of the
bonds. The Americans seemingly
with the privilege Of reselling their
share OF their own country. while
European interests desire that the
bonds be sold only within the country
in which they are originally taken.
A question OF some moment Is still
open between Germans and the
French and English as 10 the por-
tions Of the line Americans shall con
troll TO tho extent of naming the
chief engineer. etc deadlock on
this point is possible as both the Brit
ish and German groups are stcadfastly
holding 10 their views of equity.
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Breaking Down Wall Of Debris, Those
Searching for the Dead Find the Living
With Faces Black and SCOrched

ject. social Improvement: membership
limit. twelve; boys can only be invit
ed on a two-thirds vote OF the club
and not oftener than every fourth
meeting, three negative votes on ap
Dlicants. will reject.
The members are. Eva Leak. GladyI
Ballantyne, Ruth McEhern. Bertha
Furcha, Beatrice Plpgree, Vera Clark.
Marguerite Schultz, Ardel Browning.
Grille Blackman. If the vocal and in
strumental numbers rendered at Sheir
first meeting, as we'll as the candles
and popcorn they prepared. is sam
pie OF their future meetings, success il
assured for the Daisies"
Miss Gertrude Il. Biddle Is spending
Sunday in Salt Lake City. visiting
friends