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like the "Umps."

The game was umpired by Mr..
Connie Smith. of Louisville, new
man in Clarksville. His work was
entirely satisfactory. He is capa-
BILE and strictly attentive to every
detail of the game, evidently desiri-
Gus of being entirely fair and just
TO both sides. His decisions are
rendered promptly and distinctly. He
is said to be the sort of umpire who
will not stand for any fOolishness
whatever. being strictly business
lClarksville Leaf-Chronicle.
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The Evening Suns Daily Markets.

ST. Louis Cattle Receipts G.5o0
Market steady. native beef steers
tG.2aff sec. Calves Ia carloads
lots $3.50 W9; packers $9M9.35
butchers and beet heavy $4,000 80.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market
10 TO 15c lower; piss aud lights 50
W9.i0.
sheep Receipts 10000: market
lower. native mutions si.5O a. SEQ;
lambs s7.50G9.50.
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Sacrifice hits-Stanley. Gosnell
Jones, r. Johnson, Ware, Cox.
Double plays-Jantzen to Nairn;
Ware. Williams to Cooper.
Left on bases-Vincennes 5, Pa
ducah 6.
First base on errors-Vincennes
2, Paducah 1.
Base on balls-Off Gosnell 3. of
Gwinn 4.
Struck out-By Gosnell 2, Clock.
hart and COOPER.
Stolen bases-Stanley, Jantzen
Nairn.
Umpire-Mr. Piepho.
Time of game, hour, 35 min.
utes.
Scorer-Barnett.
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no Chance for Sin Teams.

From the outlook last night there
will be no X. /. I. league baseball
team in this city this season. A tele-
phone message from Morganfield
stated that the ball lovars Of Mongan
field thought the undertaking toe big
for them. As soon az this was aseer-
tained a telegram was sent to Presi-
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Tobacco Market.

Loulsyille. Ky. June l5.-Thc Of
fcrIngs on the local breaks follow:
Dark. SS; original inspection, ca;
reviews. 81 Total. i12.
Tho Ninth rrct house sold GO
hhds. az sass TO S1l.75.
The Dark housv sold "A hhds. OF
dark at $3.50 20 S1l75.
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there was of getting Cairo. He tele-
phoned in reply that he had been try
ing to locate Guy Eichemburger. who
has always promoted baseball in
Cairo. but he was not in the city and
there was no chance to get any one
to take hold of the matter.-Hender-
son Cleaner.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
WRIGHTS LOSE
INFRINGEMENT OF PATENTS
NOT CLEARLY ESTABLISHED.
AfiidaVits Have Becn Submitted
Which Present strung Dincr-
cnCcs un Fact.

New York. June oryillc
and Wilbur Wright lost a point to-
day In their court fight TO protcct
the patents covering their aoroplanc
from alleged infrngcmcuts by Glenn
.H Curt.ss and Louis Pau'han, the
French aviator. By unanimous dcci-
s'un the United States court OF ap-
.peals vacated the temporary injunc-
tons obtained hy the Wright COM
pany against Paulhan and the Herr
-Curt,sS company. pending tho
suit VIII ch will determine II there 81
an, infringement a fact.
The decision cites that the only
Question involved ls whether IN thu
defendants acroplane the tendency
TO swcrye or spin is countcractod by
means Of. veTticai niddcr
FolloWicg tho Issuance Of the tom
porary Injunction afhdavts were sub
mlttod by both sides which present
sharp conflict in the evidence TN
der the circumstances. the court
.slys tho infringement is not 10
clearly established as to ju tify a
preliminary injunction.
The order aga ust the Herring
.Curtiss company was granted some
time ago at Buffalo hy Judge Hazel.
and the Paulhan injunction was is-
sued here by Judge Hand
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It's surprising how many people
who are not in society are shocked
by it.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rucker Too Much for Cardinals.

Brooklyn, June 15.-Nap Rucker
shut out st. Louis in a game that
was full of opportunities missed by
both teams. In the last two innings
Manager Bresnahan sent in all his
right hand batters as pinch batters,
but they failed.
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Lush, Harmon and Bresnahar
Rucker and Bergen.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Cleveland, June 15.-Cleveland
and Boston played fourteen innings
to a tie. Carrigan's error in the
ninth allowed Cleveland to tie the
score, and from then on there was
no scoring. Speaker twice saved the
game by his work in center.
Cleveland ........... l6 /
Boston 6 10 3
Falkenberg. Link and Bemis; Hall,
Arellanes, Wood and Carrigan. Um-
and Perrine.
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LOCAL PRODUCE.
. ...............I

corrected daily by Voolfolk.
Bowers 4 cOmpany)
Hens (pound) e.. ........ll cents
Butter (packing stocD ...i5 cents
Eggs (dozen) ..........l5 cents
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


st. Louis. June 15.-Philadelphia
won from st. Louis again. Three OF
the runs we're made in the first in
ming, when Petty was retired and
Graham took his place.
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Blunt language comes in handy
when a man wants 10 make cutting
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
Thirteen Innings.

Clarksyille, Tenn. June 15.-It
required thirteen innings yesterday
to settle the supremacy between
Hopkinsville and Clarksville, the
locals finally winning out to A..
Demaree twirled splendid ball for
Hoptown, but Manners and Priest
allowed one less hit.
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Gouisvil,c. Ky, Jrne i5.-Thc TO-
ceipts OF hogs were $40 head. for the
two days 2.1G7 The market opened
slow and a dime lower on an grades.
selected hogs. heavy. medium. light
shippers and heavy pigs. 90 lbs. and
up. selling at S9.25: light pigs. SS.25
rourhs. $S.55 down. The pens were
well cleared the market closed
fully steady.
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Don't overlook your city taNcs
AMI have to pay the penalty. Better
see after this today.
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Malaria Makes Pale sicIkIy Children

The old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
lGria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. soc.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville 4, st. Paul 2.
Columbus 3, Minneapolis 8.
Toledo s, Milwaukee 8.
Indianapolis 3, Kansas City 2.
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Many a man tries to stand on his
rights who hasn't any.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
Reds Blank Doves.

Boston. June 15.-Cincinnati shut
out Boston in a slow game. Gaspar
kept the hits well scattered, while
Frock and Parsons were batted
hard. Beck's hitting was a feature.
Score II II h
Cincinnati ..... s IL l
BOSlOu =
Gaspar and Mclean; Parsons,
Frock and Graham.
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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Cubs Grab Giants Again.

New York. June 15.-For the
third straight time Chicago defeated
New York The contest was settled
in the seventh inning. when the
visitors made six runs, knocking
Wiltse of the rubber.
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OUR RATES TO AUTO OWNERS

Storing cars, per month. :. $500
Cleaning cars, per month. $500
Any Size Machines.
Repairs 30 cents to rs cents per
hour. according to nature of work
to be done.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Complete line of auto supplies
and accessories at your service day
and night.
The Kentucky Auto & Machine Co.
Phones 80. Sixth and Jefferson sts.
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PhiIIies Pound Pirates.

Philadelphia, June 15.-Philadel-
phia hit Maddox and Camnitz hard
and easily defeated Pittsburgh.
Leach was ordered TO the clubhouse
by Umpire Johnstone for disputing
the latter's decision in calling a balk
on Camnitz
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Batteries: larksville-Manners
Priest and McWilliams. Hopkins
ville-Demaree and Craner. Um-
pire-Smith.
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ClarksvilIe Maintains Lead by TAX.
Ing Thirteen Inning Contest
Yesterday.
SCORES OF THE BIG LEAGUES
THE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Vincennes 2, Paducah l.
Clarksville 5, Hopkinsville 4.
(Thirteen innings.)
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Tho receipts of cattle today were
light. a head. for the two days 1887
The buying crowd was small and To-
cal. the demand narrow and the mar
ket quiet with but little change TO
be- noted. Fair call for handy weight
butchers OF choice quality others
neglected and very slow sale at yes
torday's decline The feeder and
stocker market was unchanged Bulls
steady. Gamers dull Mich cows un-
changed. No prime heavy cattle
here; feeling about steady.
Calves.
Receipts 1928. for the two days.
|3Gl. The market ruled steady. best
SGS1hc. medium 5A m7Ac. com;
mon y 15iAc.
sheep and lambs.
The receipt OF sheep and lambs
we're 4,17i head. for the two days
this week 15.O9S. The market was
a slow proposition. in fact there was
nothing doing up to the time OF go
Ing 20 press, the sellers asking steady
prices s915 for tops. 1925 for sec
onds and s.. 80 for best sheep) while
the buyers were bidding 25G iOc
lower
Lambs 15c lower Best lambs 80,
seconds. 81: culls csc; best fat
sheep S5.25m5.50.
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Petty, Graham and Allen; G combs
and Lapp. Umpires-Kerin and
Sheridan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
POLICE ON TRAIL
OF GIRL HEIRESS
Detectives Do Not Believe Sixteen
Year-Old' Miss Ended Her Life,
as Indicated by
Letters

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-While pri-
vate detectives and city police have
not yet found Roberta de Janon, the
16-year-old neiress who strangely dis
appeared from Philadelphia on
Wednesday, they have discovered facts
which lead them to believe that she
.ame directly to this city instead of
committing suicide, as .she had inti-
mated in letters to her grandfather
and to her father, Ferdinand de Janon
of New York.
Robe 3uist, grandfather of the
missing ,lrl, and with whom she lived
at the Bellevue Stra )rd in Philadel-
phia, asked the New York police to
look for her, and also for Frederick
Cohen, a Bellevue-Stratford waiter,
nearly so years of age.
Mr. Buist, who on last Tuesday had
signed papers of formal adoption
making Roberta de Janon the sole heir
to his wealth, which is said to be con-
siderable, informed the New York po-
lice that Cohen and the girl disap-
peared at the same time and that they
had boarded a train together for New
York.
Cohen's wife is now here with the
police. She says Cohen recently asked
her if she would consent to divorce
for a money consideration, and showed
her gold match safe which she said
Miss de Janon had given him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
CANNON MUST EAT
WHOLE DEER SOON
Uncle Joe Compelled by Law to Get
Rid of Venson Quickly, So
Invites Friends to
Help

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-When
Uncle Joe" Cannon arrived in the ma
tional capital last night on his return
from Christmas spent at his Danville
home, his secretary, l.. White Busby,
Informed him that an entire deer had
arrived during his absence as Christ
mas gift from Col. James A. Owenbey
of Colorado.
"Why, Busby," exclaimed the speak
err ''it's against the law here to have
venison in your possession after jan
uary 1. Only thirty-siX hours to con-
sumo an entire deer"
Whereupon, not to be outdone by an
item of direct legislation, the speaker
referred the matter to himself as chair
man of the committee on ways and
means, with Busby as a subcommit-
tee, and in less time than it takes to
tell it the resolution was reported back
and adopted.
"Resolved, That we will call upon
our friends to help us dispose of Col.
Owenbys deer before midnight of De
cember g."
The telephone was soon busy, and
today a number of the speaker S
friends enjoyed venison for dinner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
THREAT MADE TO
BLOW UP SENATE
Letter Arouses the Federal Author
tiles, and a Hurried Search
Is Made for the
Author

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A letter to the
Tribune from a writer signing the
name &c. Hodges" threatening to
blow up the United Statesc senate with
nitroglycerin, aroused the federal au-
thorities last night and caused hur-
ried search throughout the city for the
author.
&C. Hodges" wrote that physicians
had given him six months to live, and
that at first he had intended taking
morphine to end his existence quickly
He changed his plans, he said, when he
read an article charging that corrup-
tion existed in the senate, and he de-
termined to blow up the body with
nitroglycerin and kill himself at the
same time.
The letter was turned over to United
States District Attorney Sims soon
after it was received, and he imme-
diately called in Gen. James e. Stuart,
chief postoffice inspector in charge.
1t was decided that prompt action to
discover the writer should be taken.
Il do not believe the man who wrote
that letter is insane, said Gen. Stuart.
THE handwriting is that of a man of
education, and the diction indicates
that he is a man of intelligence"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
.BARRICADED OFFICER
DEFiES His ENEMIES
Superintendent OF Highways in New
York Resists All Attempts to
Dislodge Him from His
Office

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-"I am here to
stay. They can't drive me out with a
gatlling gun, and I am going to be on
the job until midnight"
This was the emphatic declaration to-
day of James II. Collins from behind
his ba1ricade in the office of superin-
tendent of highways, where he has
been since last Wednesday, resisting
all attempts to dislodge him.
Mr.. Collins seized the office following
his reinstatement by the courts, and
announced his determination to hold
the fort until New Years, believing
that by so doing he would be able to
collect $4,000 back salary and counsel
fees for the five years he has been out
OF office.
Collins was removed by Borough
President Ahearn in 1904, and it has
just been decided that his removal was
illegal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
CEMETERY COMPANY SUES
TO INVALIDArE ORDINANCE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S1.--Assist-
ant city Attorney Steinhart will leave
for Washington tomorrow to represent
the CITY before the United States SUI
nreme court in the suit brought against
San Francisco by the Laurel Hill Gem
etery association. This suit seeks to
have the ordinance which forbids fur
ther burial within the corporate linn
it's of the city declared unconstitu-
tional. The ordinance was declared
valid by the superior court of this
county and on appeal to the state su-
preme court this ruling was sustained,
but on further appeal to the United
States circuit court of appeals 1t vase
oyerruled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
coUNTEss\ \cAssINI TO
MAKE PROFESSIONAL DEBUT
Former Hostess Aof Russian Embassy
Announces \ Intention to Go
on the Stage

PARIS, Dec. a.-\Countess Cassini,
popular in WASHINGTON society when
her uncle, Count CasAni, was Russian
ambassador there and she was the
hostess of the embassy\ announced yes
terday that she VIII so\ on the profess
sional stage.
The countess, VINO Was\a close friend
of Alice Roosevelt and Y member of
the younger set in WaAhHgton, will
make her professional DEBUT ON jan
uary IL in Sale Femina, one of the
fashionable concert halls of f\Paris She
has engaged to make her appearance
later at the opera.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
POLICEMAN, REMOVED FOR
DISABILITY, REINSTATED

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-One of the
aphorisms Of the late commissioner of
Police, Gen. Theodore Bingham, you
can make a cop In a mi ute, but the
whole department can't 'eak him in
a YEAR" has found verification in a
decision just handed down by the ap-
pellate division, reinstating a New
York policeman put out for alleged
physical disability.
The case was regarded as a lest and
six police captains dismissed by Com
missioner Bingham in the closing
months of his administration now think
they see their way back to the force
again.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
HUSBAND SCAT TERS
ASHES OF DIVORCED
WIFE FROM HILLTOP

ALAMEDA, Dec. Sl.-Judgc II. b.
Tappan. to carry out the last wishes of
his divorced wife, rode to Grizzly Peak,
the highest of the hills near here, yes
terday and after appropriate remarks,
opened the copper urn containing her
ashes and scattered the contents TO the
winds. The former wife had asked that
the ashes be scattered from the most
beautiful natural surrounding her former
husband could find. They were divorced
fifteen wears ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
THEATER IN OAKLAND IS
SOLD TO SAN FRANClSCANS

OAKLAND, Dec. 31.-Charles p. Hall
this afternoon sold lis interest in the
lease of the MacDonough theater to
Gotliebb & Marx of the Van Ness the
ater of San Francisco. Harry Camp
bell. formerly of the Princess theater,
will be the local manager. Mr.. Hall is
said to have received $4,000 for the
lease. which is to run nine years. All
the syndicate attractions will be played
in Oakland, and the contracts made
by Mr.. Hall will be fulfilled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
WOMAN WEEDS SAME DAY
DIVORCE is GRANTED HER

RENO, New, Dec. 31.-Frances kos
ter Jones, who was divorced yesterday
from Henry Spies Kip of New York,
was married last night in this city to
j. Nj. Little, mining man represent
ing Wendell Phillips. the New York
millionaire mining operator Mr.. and
Mrs. Little left Immediately after the
marriage for San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
BOSTON INVESTORS T0\BE
GIVEN S41,0O0,O00 Returns

BOSTON, Dec. 31.-A proof Nf the
unprecedented prosperity OF the inter-
ests in which the people of thisN CITY
have invested their money viii be, Of
fered tomorrow by the disbursenk kent
of more than SAL 900, representing
the interest and dividends for the lA ST
six months.
This amount is the greatest distrlbA
tion in the history of the city, and eA
ceeds the last years payments by,
S14. .2S2, 900 one million dollars viii he
paid out by the city and state in in
terest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
AUTHOR TO TAKE LEADING
PART IN HIS OWN DRAM A

PARIS, Dec. 31.--Jacques Lebaudy,
self-styled emperor of the Sahara, "
has written a drama called THE Heart
of the Sahara Desert" in which he
purposes to impersonate the leading
character.
1t is said he intends to lease a the
alter here and present the play with
every imaginable luxury of scenery
and costume"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND
MILES OF ROAD BUILT
railway Construction Work Is Light
\ Compared with Former
Years

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The railroads of
the \U1nited States constructed a total
OF SNS miles of new lines in the pres
ent Wear, which is an increase of 534
miles when compared with the year
previous.
With\ the exception of 1908 the pres
ent yeaN has proved the lightest twelve
months \period so far as new railroad
construction is concerned, in eight
years.
Most or the mileage was constructed
into new territory, A large portion of
the new Construction was in the Pa
cltic northwest, where the Hartman,
the Hill and the st. Paul interests en-
gagged In competition for new territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS
ASSURED OF COMPLETION
Anonymous Philanthropist Pledges
Enough Money to Build Monument
to Iroquois Disaster

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Thc sixth ami
versary of the Iroquois theater dis
aster which was commemorated last
night by memorial services at wizard
hall. was signalized by the announce
ment an anonymous philanthropist had
pledged all the money that will be
needed for the completion of the Iro-
quois Memorial hospital.
The identity of the donor is kept Sc
cret at his request.
Work on the building will be begun
i'm the spring. The proposed hospital
is to be a four-story brick building,
occupying a site twenty by eighty feet
in Market street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
FORBIDDEN TO OPERATE
BOATS TO MARE ISLAND
Ferry Company with Exclusive Fran-
chise Secures Injunction Against
New Corporation

VALLEJO, Cal, Dec. S1.-Superior
Judge George Buckles of Solano county
today granted a permanent Injunction
forbidding the Lang & Mcpherson
Launch company to operate Launches
between this city and the Mare Island
navy ward and allotted $1,000 damages
10 the Vallejo Ferry company, which
applied for the injunction.
Some time ago the department issued
an order that the civil service en-
ployes of the navy yard must not
Nravel on government boats. Some of
khese employees, claiming that the or
der was due to the Vallejo Ferry COM
painy started the Lang e. Mcpherson
COMPANY Claiming an exclusive fran
chAse tho ferry company obtained a
TEMPORARY injunction, which was made
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
ICE CREAM QUESTION
FACES COMMISSION
Manufacturers Wish to Use GeAatint
as PreservatiVe, but Not toA
Let Public Know

Z CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-"What is idt
cream?"
This question is likely to become as
famous in Chicago as President Tafts
what is whisky?"
The newly appointed state food com
mission, with DR.. II. ]. Bryan, state
analyst, began their sessions here
Yesterday and ice cream and evapor-
ated milk are the first two subjects
to be considered
The question to be decided is whether
the frozen delight containing gelatine
is "ice cream" Gelatine, say the man
ufacturers and their experts, does not
harm the product but on the other
hand adds to its nutrition.
Therefore they wish to use gelatine
as a preservative in ice cream, but do
not wish to inform the public that
they use gelatine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
UNBELlEVER IN MARRIAGE
REFUSED NATURALIZATION

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. S1.-Despite
his admission of a sweetheart In al
most every port, John Hires, a sailor,
was refused naturalization by Judge
ogden yesterday because of the sea-
mans views on matrimony.
DO you believe in marriage?" the
applicant was asked.
''Not a bit. One has a hard time
keeping himself these days"
application dismissed" was the
iudge's crusher.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
CHINESE CHARGED WITH
MULCTING AGED WOMAN
Loke Sing Guy Is Made Defendant in
Suit Involving Forty Thou
sand Dollars

SAN JOSE. Dec. 31-Charging that
Loke Sing Guy, proprietor of Chinese
store, had mulcted his sister-in-laW
of $4,000, George A. Hack brought
suit here yesterday to restore TO her
estate various pieces of property which
Mrs. e. N. Spreights, pioneer resi-
dent, who died recently, had given to
the oriental. Loke entered the FAMILY
as a servant when a boy was set up
in business by Mrs. Spreights ana, ac-
cor6insr to the complainant, unduly in
f1uenced the aged woman to make him
practically her sole heir. The return
of the deeds to the property and the
repayment of a loan of $1,000 were de-
manded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

MHE New York Shipbuilding COM
pany made a record in the con-
\ struction of the battleship Utah,
for the gigantic hull was launched just
nine months from the day the keel was
laid. Governor Spry of Utah, with
members of his staff and several dis
tinguished residents of Utah. including
Senator Reed Smoot, journeyed to Cam
den, Pa, for the launching ceremony.
The sponsor was Miss Mary Alice Spry,
the governors pretty young daughter
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
INDICTED ON CHARGE OF
FORMING FOODSTUFF TRUST
Kansas City Dealers and Packing
House Representatives Alleged to
Have Dictated Prices

KANSAS CITY, Dec. Indictments
charging three officers and six mem
bers of the board of directors OF the
Kansas City fruit and produce eX-
change and representatives of two of
Kansas City's packing plants with
combining to control the price of but
ter, eggs, potatoes and other foodstuffs
on the Kansas City market, were re-
turned by the Jackson county grand
jury today.
The indicted men are C. w. Spencer,
president of the produce exchange; f.
w. Linn, treasurer; G. M. Marston, sec
retary; S. j. Hurst jr., w. L. Brush,
A. W. Bear, d. 4. Trimble, j. H. Mil
Ter. William Bridges, members, and
Row storms, representing Swift Co.,
and John Hoagland, representing the
Armour Packing company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
RAILROADS IN NORTHWEST
SUFFER THROUGH FRAUDS
Employment Agents Alleged to Have
Mulcted Roads Out of $5oo,ooo
Annually

ST. PAUL, Dec. 91.-That nearly
every railroad running through the
northwest has suffered from frauds
perpetrated by employment agents to
the same extent as against the Great
Northern is the belief of those inter-
ested in. the Investigations being con-
Quoted under the personal direction of
President Hill of the Great Northern.
Special Agent Ray of the Great
Northern has discovered colluslon on
the part of Great Northern employe
made efforts of labor agents easy to
carry out their work.
Amounts of money said to have been
ost to northwestern roads through
|the manipulation of certain employ
ment agents in all parts of the coun-
try run as high as $500,000 annually.