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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09

Buffalo, in the eighth round Of a seized
uled Is round bout before the Busi-
ness Mems Athletic club. when Kelly
quit, claiming a foul. He was groggy.
as the result of a fearful beating The
men fought at 1876 pounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
FAvoRs OLD DISTANCE TO GO
Dan Reed, Cornell Coach, Believes Tel
Yards Too Much.

Ithaca, N. Y, Dec. 9.-Coach Dan
Reed, of the Cornell football team,
thinks that the only important change
needed in the rules for next year is a
shortening of the distance to be gain
ed in three downs. This he believes,
has been shown necessary to give the
offense a better chance close to the goal
line.
MY suggestion" he said, 'is that in
view of the difficulty in scoring touch
downs, the distance required for downs
be lessened to five yards when play Is
within the 20 yard mark.
''It appears to me that another year
of the open game with as few changes
in the rules as possible would give us
better chance of judging the real mer-
it's of the new rules"
THIRD LEAGUE DOESN'T WORRY
Magnates Think That Fletcher Has
Shot His Bolt.
New York, Dec. 9.-The gathering of
the big baseball magnates for the an
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
IAsKER AN EASY VICTOR.
;JanowsId Didn't Get a Single Game of
the Series.

Berlin, Dec. 9.-Dr. Emmanuel Lask-
err. of New York, has retained the
worlds chess championship by defeat
ing the challenger, D. Janowski, of
Paris, with a score of games to none.
Three games were drawn. The eleventh
game in the match which was played
today at the Korkau palace, proved an
easy victory for Lasker, who wins IN
addition to the championship title the
81 900 prize donated by M. NJ. Nardus,
of Paris.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
E1exv 1e Miles i'm ~ Minutes.

Monterey, Cal, Dec. 9.-James Rad
lev. English aviator, made flight in
his Bleriot monoplane from Catroviile
to Del Monte, a distance of 16 miles, in
II minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09

Only One "Bromo Quinine"
THAT Is laxative Bromo Quinine. Look for
fine signature of E. w. Grove. Used the
UorId over to cure a cold in one day. sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
Z. ~. pcnWeu
Undertaken and Embalmep
511 Quincy ST.
Both Phones 102

will make 135 pounds at 6 o'clock and
will have a decided advantage in the
weights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
DOUBLE HEADER IN SERIES.
Washburn Glasses Playing for Basket
ball Trophy.

Two interclass basketball games
were played last night at tie Wash
burn gymnasium in the series to de-
eide the class holder of the Stahl
trophy cup The first game was be-
tween the Junior class and the acad-
envy, the props winning by score of
90 TO 10.
The underclassmen won again in
the senior-freshmen game. The score
was 80 to 1 and Smiley of the fresh
men tossed in 10 of the points.
The lineup for the Washburn acad-
envy VS.. the Juniors was:
Academy Position Juniors
Pratt, Gangy -. Fl. Bishop. Henkle
Beard ......C C. ........ Frantz
Radmond. 49,. G........ Barkhardt
Kassen Palmer
The lineup for the second game
was as follows:
Freshmen Position Seniors
Davis, Smiley F. Dawson, Bennett
Haney ......C.. Millice
Haynes, Searle &c. .Kaines, Ream
Shaughnessey Given Decision.
Joplin, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Pete Shaugh-
nessey, of Oklahoma City, was given
Dot u oil n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
woLGAsT HAS A BROKEN ARM.

Champion Will Fight No More Until
Next Spring.
Cadillac, Mich, Dec. 9.-Tom Jones,
manager Of Ad Wolgast, held a confer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09
FOR SALE BY

C. j. RAPP, Usage City, Kan.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-09

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NICtRIGTI nor FOR PEICE.
Estrada and NadFlz FaetIoas Make Ne
Reply 10 Carriage Csuri.

WASHINOTON. Nav D. Alberto
Ucles. president Of the Central American
Court ~ Justice al Carriage. Costa Rica.
which rrcently endeavored to effect an
adjustment u the dispute between the
two factions In Nicaragua. has replied 10
Secretary Of State KnOx's telegram Of
congratulation DR. Uoles said,
The Central American Court u Justice
sincerely thanks your Excellency for
your kind cablegFam II Yesterday by
which you congratulate II on the friendly
mediation II has rendered for the restOr-
alton Of peace IN Nicaragua. and highly
appreciates your EEoellency's wishes
that its mediation will contribute 10 the
establishment in Nicaragua Of the condi-
tons Of good government. progress and
prosperity which your noble nation deairs
for Central America
Tho efforts of tho court 20 adjust the
differences between the two factions in
Nicaragua have not been successful 90
far Several days ago the court cent an
Identical note 10 the Estrada and Madrin
factions suggesting an eight day aFmis-
tice in which 20 reach an agreement
through the friendly oeices Of the court.
SO far neither faction haa accepted.
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ARRESTED as SWf GGLER.
ChleaEo Wan 81 Means Accused q land
lRS Seeds In a False Bottom Trunk

Ferdinand BInts n Chicago. who -
said n be a wealthy chocolate manu-
facturer. was arrested yesterday on a
Hamburg American lane pier In Ho-
boken by Deputy Surveyor Peter }
simmons and Customs Inspectors John
Kenny and John X Morrissy on a charge
Of smuggling
Ne was passenger On the steamship
Pennsylvania and brought with him a
trunk with a false bottom. the customs
men say. containing an assortment Of
things valued a. t2.OoO which he had not
declared. consisting Of diamonds. rings.
bracelets. IReerschaum pipes. curtains
and bedspreads They say that Bunte.
who h an elderly man. laa-had- waacAes
slowed away in bic trousers legs lust he.
hind his knees where they snuEgled close
up IN the holiOws and didn't interfere
With bis locomotion
bunte was arrsigned before United
States Commissioner Edward Russ IN the
Sscond National Bank Building ana was
released in 81 30 hail for svamina ton on
May - TIE was accompanied TO the Com
missioner ofice by kis son who u was
said met him ~ the ul.r
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Shuttle aggregaiing sO7. SIS Rrothou
Fritz gave his check Of 90. OSa 20 schultz.
direct, Schultze's balance in the Mer.
cantile on the morning. Of August q. the
Gay after tho div idend was declared. WaS
slotosO The checks in thess transae.
tons swelled Il TO tst7 -. The Las,
act was for Schultze 20 draw a check
against this for toOO.OOO in favor OF the
Mercantile Rank and pay OF the SaOO. on
loan made 10 Eckstein.
The April dividend vas a bit SIMMER
u was started by brother Arthur aoine
up to the Riverside Bank. Fernsler aid.
and borrowing t2O0,OOO on three notes
made by three clerks. he deposItad
this seooOOO in the Mercantils BNnk
Schult1e. who had . small balance in the
Mercantile drew a cheek against this
small balance Tor p6sO. ono and nave Il 10
Arthur and u went in with the S3OO.oOO.
~ that Arthur had q credit Of $4,000 on
April ~ the day Of the dividend Against
this balance Arthur then drew q check
N favor Of the Montana Ore Purchasing
Company FOR $50 OO0. out Of which that
company proceeded to pay a dividend
10 the niied Copper Company amounting
TO ssOs.SSo. The United Copper Company
10 this case sent over 10 Hoboken for the
outsiders NSs1 The balance u $3.50. .
600 u simply checked over 10 Schultze
the same day ~ a loan. thus making HE
check for that amount good. sunday
interviewed In this instance Bright and
early IN banking hours on Monday morn
iag SchultBe got q check for $4,000 from
Arthur. the balance Arthur had left after
Saturdays transactions sohultze de-
posted this check FOR So OO in the Mer-
camille The dividend chscks of the in
siders increased SChultSss account that
day 10 sSsiSTS IS. making II essy then
foT HIM to raw hack the loan Of taSO ono
the United Copper Company made to
him IN order Ia make his cheek good.
The lni'ed Copper Company added this
check together with . cherk Tor EI .@ls
TO - balance IN the Mercantile and made
good ita dividend ohecEs. which amounted
u ssstsss7S. Il had a balance left tina,
dsv after these checks were all IN 81
tiss, osi out ~ which i proceeded 20 loan
Si6ooOO To Schultzs Schul,Ee turned this
ilSn ~ over 10 Arthur witch ended the
transactions.
Its inisre ting. hut what does II amour,
to- remarked John &. Tomlinson u
heinze's counsel when court adjourned.
The Jury ven, 10 the Asior House 70
think % over The case will 60 on this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
TWICE SIUED FROW THIDE.
Wan Pulled FrSm the River Throws him.
self In Front sf . Train.


Walter " Bell came % this city from
Boston four DAYS ago aud took Iodgings
on the BOwsry. whence he tired vainly
n get into communication with Police
Commissioner Baker On wednesday
he decided N walk back 10 Boston. He
spent that night in a vacant lot IN HaF.
lem. Yesterday afternoon he had got
a. far a. the Westchester avenue bridge
over the Bronx river when. wishing 70
Kill himself. he jumped into tho river
from the bridge.
Detectives Thomas Ryan and John
Dickerson OF the New Haven railroad
roWed cut IN q boat. pulled him on board
and revived him They put him on board
a train bound for New Rochelle and At
the westchester station ell u them got
out
AZ the three walked along tho railroad
tracks q train from Stamford thundered
down on them. Bell wrsnched looss
from his oaptOrs and threw himself on
the rain IN front Of the train. Ryan
reached down and lifted Bell Of. The
detective was nearly sucked under the
trails Wheels. but he got bic man on in
time
Bell fought the two men mtil Police.
man German oame along and helped
subdus him A. the station house Bell
aaid that he had come 10 New YORK 10
take charge oi the polios force Ne Wa
taken n FOriham Hospital
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sLOOO FOR WRS. ELIIt HtRRIS.
Ten nltTd states senAtovs GO Down Int
Their Psckris for 500 Earh.

WARRINGTON. MAY 3 Ten senator
contributed SiUo each to-day - a fund
10 h~ presented 10 Mr. Eliza Y. G.. Harris
an elderly woman u Lancaster. Ky.
who IN the civil var va known A. the
Angel ~ the Hospitals Mr. Harris
who was we'll to do in the on. j, nov
In -tralren~d circumstances Her case
came 90 the notice u SENATORS through
a bill introduced Tor her relief bv senator
Bradley II kentucky Il called fIr an
appropriation II 81 .OpD
The senate committee which had the
resolution under consideration had To
decide that Il had no authority ~ report
the bill
senator SmOot Wa 10 impressed by the
story II Mr. Harri- that he suggested
that ten senators be- asked % contribute
tIOO each Tor her relief senator Smoot
started the hall rolling and AZ hi request
SENATOR GuEgenheim. Elkin-. Du Pont.
Oliver Bourne, Bulkeley. smith Carter
and Briggs each turned tl0o into the fund
Mr. Harris vas a volunteer nurse in the
var. She mini-tered 20 the wants Of
Union soldiers without charge and came
out of the struggle a heroine
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iNOTHER Graft CONFESSION.
Representative Beekme,eT NdmIls &c
Vas Paid 10 VOte fer I.sgimeT.

CHICAGO May Representative n J.
& Beckmever Of Carlyle added a sensa-
iional development 20 the IIekisla tive
bribery scandal to-day by making 10 the
special Grand jury confession that
corrohOrates IN all essential details the
story ~ Representative Charles 4 White
that he received l.0O Tor voting Tor
william Lorimsr for United States Senator
and that later he got 500 a. HE share Of
general corruption fund or Jackpot
Beckmeyer who was accused By White
ef f.ing ms is5I'g me Nv ths ajrek-
pot we split broke down and tod the
sperirl jurors thrt he had received money
for voting for Lorimer end he'd got a
dividend from the general slush fund
m" pnount he got IN each instance being
fhe srme - ihrt white confessed 20 hav.
ing received
ore Of tho Judges 70 the gr.minal CrI7t
wFs asked 10 remain until late this eve
ming Ia order thpt true biils might be re-
turned hut this programme we aban-
donec presumably in the sypectstion
u further ronfessions
Besides Beckmever tEo other repre-
ssntatives Who White charges Werc al
thA southern Hotel IN 81 Louis. July IS
1879 a. the time Wh.te says that Robert
D. Wilson II Chicago gave him tg0 a.
he share Of the Jackpot spent a hard
day before The Grand Jury After adj
journment they appsa red exhausted
from the ordeal They were taken befOre
State Attorney Nsyman again late
this evening aud then were dismissed
In charge d detsctiye' They are Repre-
sentative Henry A Sheppard o. Jersey
vile aud Representative Michael lAnk
u Mitchell Both arr Democrats who
voted for lOrimer for senator Both were
charged 10y White with beng present.
when the jackpot was div ided Beck
meyer confirmed the charges in both
'ases. according to information tonight !
rom an indisputabls source
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
Eats 4 BID $1,000 BILL.
Rredeemed Jailblrd scared Before He
CSuld ~ indie an Immigrant.

Thomas Quigley. recently released
from Sing Sing after serving seven
years for burglary. was before Magis-
trate Barlow in the Tombs court yesterday
charged with working the dropped
leather game on immigrants
Detective MuEgey said that QuiRley
and a pal dropped q wallet in Washington
street IN the neighborhOOd Of the homes
for immigrants ouigley picked II up
In view Of passsrby, said MuGRey.
and feiEned great joy at finding Il stuffed
with q q 90 counterfeit hill Qmsley
was wiling 10 part with the bill for
small sum. because 81. 600 bills are Rrea,
burdens and not easily fActored into
smaller currency
The Victim-elect failed 10 bite. and
QuiGlsy and his confederate led At the
approach Of the detectives.
We chased Quielsy into a doorway"
said MuEgsy. and saw him tear up the
counterfeit and swallow Il. I got him
by the throat. but Il was too late.
Since he has swallowed the coFp,ts
deficit the best can do IL 20 hold him in
q ono bonds for good behavior aald
Magistrate Barlow. Hs sent Qmgsy 20
tho Workhouse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
POSTNASrERS AND Politics.
seaAtST Garter says slIa.OO0. O0O .
Year COuld Ne saved Easily.

RN-@A~N WV ~ 8ANgtgANtBBB \
Year CouAd Be saved Easily.
wAsuNOroN. May s. senator Bourne
speech In the senate to-day on what he
said vas the best election Law in the world
meaning that Of Oregon. provoked q
spirited debate on the msthods Of ap-
pointing Federal officers generally and
postmasters In particular. senator Car
Ter, chairman Of the Post once COMMITTEES.
proposed 70 have postmastsrs promoted
from ons post once 20 another. uithoui
regard 70 STATE lines. after the manner Of
railroad agents.
senators Hale and Bacon exprsussd
thsmsslvs8 favorable 20 pOatmastsrs hong
placed IL the classified civil service late.
Senator Carter aid that II cost abou,
latl 900 900 q year 10 run the Poet Once
Department -FOE bi7s. 900 600 a year.
said be. a GOOD business man Who would
conduct this businesa on she merit systsm
e. the Psnnsylvania Railroad Il con-
Quoted could Eivs ~ a bstter service in
every respect and make . profit besidss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
WIZ TUFTs BARRED WOVEN.
Request II BBOo. 60 Ter q gepaPags Col.
lege Indueed Trustees % Act.

BOsToN. May Sin response 10 aues-
tons from many Tufts College aluEnnn
~ % the real reason Tor the action % ths
trustees IN voting n abolish co-educa-
ton and establish a nsW institution for
the collegiate education % women and
name Il Jackson College President Ham
iltOn says:
a will has been written leaving 10 a
college for women. % he separately char
tered but 10 BE- operated by the trustees
81 Tufts COllegs. a sum probably not leus
than $4,000.
This money would not bs available
for a department u Tufts College. Thla
b the only definite promise Of endowment
Tor jackson which has yet been made
President Hhmilton al.o announc.d
thar the dean Of the faculty u the pro-
poaed institution n 10 bo woman. and
that With one exception the other man.
beTa q the faculty viii b. men. he sE-
ception viii be en- instructor IN physical
CultrWo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06

can for State & smmittee Meeting COniInu
-DlA sian on the slate.

Chairman William J. Conners ~ the
Democratic State committee came from
Buffalo yesterday and was at the Waldorf
Astoria. where he met a number Of Demo-
Gratis and discussed the Advisability OF
calling the COMMITTEES toGether on May 10
81 the Holman House 20 that he can re-
tire and bic Successor bs named Mr..
Corners will not decide on the actual date
for the meeting until to-day. when he
will notify Clerk John A Mason. and Mr..
Mason win pend out the notioss Il has
been the intention Of Charles ?. Murphy.
leader % Tammany. and his friends. who
are now in complete control Of the State
90 selsct John A. Dix Of Albany.
The candidate for Lieutenant Governor ia
iooe. - Chairman Connsrss SUCCESSOR.
There was no change IN this programme
up TO last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
CONTRACT TO MARRY ANNULLED


Supreme Court Justice Ford Annulled
yesterday a marriage agreement he
tween Cara Fischer and Abraham Miller.
a shirtWais, manufacture Of Hartford,
Conn. under which Miss FischeE's father
paid Miller 500 when the agreement vas
signed and aGrped 70 pay 500 more when
the marriaRe was performed. The agree
ment was signed IN 1900.
The testimony showed that not long
after Mis- FschsF's father had paid Mil
ler the first $500 Miller came and demanded
the 0tbeF 500 Nschsr insisted that be
didn't have TO ray until his daughter
waa unnFftsd and Miller thpn teciAfeli
that by the terms al thu marriage ron.
tract hs was already tischers san-in-law.
Fischer decided that Miller vas not a
promising son-in-laW and sued to annul
the marriage agreement. declaring that
bic daughter had never lived with Miller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
GOING Up TO SEE COMET.
Pref. T0dI and WMs 10 Make BaIlSSn
ASeeaslun Thls Mornmg.

BOsroN. May s.-Prof. David Todd Of
Amherst College, his wife, Mrs. Mabel
Looms Todd. Americas foremost woman
astronomer and Charlos J. 0lidden, tho
aerOnaut, will 30 up In the balloon Maasa-
chusstts early tomorrow morning from
Pit,snsld 10 view Halley's comet.
They will stay In the air eight hours.
They will take up several devices for
observing the comet
Prof. Todd will experiment with appa-
ratus Of bic own invention. one Of which
is an Automatic parachute and another an
electrical device for use on balloons TO
notify the pilot When he d dropping or
rising without consulting the statiscOpe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06

CHICAGO. May Mr.. Margaret Potter
Black. VIM under the pen name Of Mar
Earet Horton Potter has written several
novels. has been declared insane and com
miited 90 q Aanitarium. Mr. Black = tho
daughter of the late q. vi. Potter and uile
81 Attorney John D. Black, son III Gen
John g. Black, Who b a member q he
United states Civil Service Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
CANF sTOP TEE BIG FIGHr.
Gsy. Gnlett q CslRsruiA says Ne d
PowePless % Interfere.

sAcRAMEETO. Cal. May s-Becauas
he has bson bombarted with appeals
from ministers and church clubs n stop
the Jsasiss-5ohnsOa aEht the Governor To-
day iasuod = circular Isttsr pointing out
that under the California law the Gov
srnoF b powerless 70 interfere u the local
authorities give q permit. He suggests
that ths protostants appeal t. the District
Attorney q Alameda county. bus aays
frankly hat hs doesn't think anything
can BE- done N prevent he Rght.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
FIRE SrOPS CHURCH SERVICE.
BsnhRe ware Aeross the way seaFes
Gtrls 81 Confirmation.

In the biE room which forms the seCSnd
hoor 1t Schwarz 4 FnrRer's dvsinR es'ab-
lishment. At 10 p Manhattan street. IL
. small vat filled with benNine in which
clothes ara cleaHsed before bsinR dyed.
Yesterday a spark 60, into the vat and IL
was instantly ahame. Fifteen girls Ned
down The stairs.
Some one tried 10 pour the burning
bsn2ine into a tib 81 water. hut only
suooeeCbed in spiling some on the floor
Acrnss the street IL a German Catholic
Church. -. IOssI,hs where 2oO girls
were being confirmed. They wer~ ~
terrified that the service had 20 10 al
lnIIInal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
TROOPS 70 PREVENT RIOT.
ssldlers Ordered Out 10 kesp Peace IN
nllnoa Mine strike.


Hines Mine strike.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.. May Gov. Deneen
this afternoon ordered Company /. FIFTH
Infantry, Of Danvills. Capt David swain,
and Company N. Fourth Infantry. OF
ChaDpAim, Capt Arthur Smith. 20 pro-
coed 10 westvills. where . mine riot IL
threatened. according 20 sheriff Hell
mick Of Vermillon county. who tele-
phOned Gov DeBeen.
Adit. Gen. Dickson. taking with
Deputy sheriff Sloan Of verInilion county
over the telephone after the troops had
been ordered TO Westville. was Informed
that 100 miners were parading the streets
and that trouble vas feared when night
came.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06

William n Penney. clerk of the Grim
inal Brgnch Of the Supreme Court. Il
dsfend@Ht N q Hfit brought By John
Wesley Smith 70 recover q. "a Cor money
loaned aud Cor board and lodgiDg between
20 and 1875. Supreme Court ltrgS ioa
Mccall graula1 yesterday 9 motion bg
rtnney loT o hil q particulars Of Smith
claim aFaln1s Nm,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
rHOS n. MULRY ~ HOsPITAL.
BETTER. and Expestsd 10 Ne out After =
Pnw DaYa llare

Thomas M Mulry. pFeside4t Of The
EmiRFant Industrial savings Bank and
an important figure in Catholic charities
nf this city, has been 10 Of stomach trouble
for ten DAYS az ~ Nincsnt's Hospital
Yesterday the physicians reporied BE
condition greatly Improved. He viii
probably b discharged within threo Of
four days. Mr. Mulry lives 90 10 Perry
street, down In the Oh OFeimwich village.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
TWO NEW BATTLESHIPS.

secretary AieYeE wins senate Committee
Over 70 the House Plan.
WASHINGTON. May s. Secretary Meyer
Of the Navy Department, who appeared
before the Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs to-day TO explain the necessity for
retaining in the naval appropriation bill
the House authorization for two new
battleships. was Eratihed 20 have his
suggestions adopted promptly by the
COMMITTEES. Senators Hale and Clapp
we're the only members Of the committee
who looked With disfavor on the proposal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
STUBBS ACCUSES or Trust.
Kansas Gsternog's Secretary says staad .
ard Tried - Buy Inimunity.

ard Tried 70 Buy Iulmunity.
TOPENA. Kan. May I'D. D. Iiaahy.
SECRETARY 70 Gov. W. n. stubbs. in a
signed statement Issued to-day asserts
that the Standard on Company offered
10 support the Governor In the present
STATE campaign u he Governor would
not preas tho antitrust suits pending
against tAsiF company The statement
Gays
Sin mOaths $50 . standard Oh Company
attorney came 10 ne With a proposition
that n the Governor would ease up on The
Standard % Company he would GET the
enmpanyih p9litlcal manaaFg 70 ahandon
bic heht % TIE eovefRof ana ave him be
aunuoft.
Ahothsr and 9 greater standard Oh
form q LITTLE later No action
Eag tatgl % ne proposition.