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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25
Silver Wood

Silver Wood. son OF Far Wood 1926
record 227 l-2. brother 10 Nor Wood
ZIP IL. sire OF Lady Constantine 2:12
liz, Florist 2:12 liz and eight others.
Far Wood 2:27 liz son OF Nut Wood
500 record 2:lS "a. sire or Manager
,:c6 80. Lock Heart 2:os IL. Addie
-. 2:I0 Ia. and 1856 others. Nut Wood
500. record 2:1S 80, son OF Belmont
~. Silver Woods first dam Princess
ny Vatican 1929 Ia. fl308. he By Bel.
mont 81. Vatican's dam Hambletonian
10. Far Wood 1876. record S:77 IL,
LIST dam Nora wilkes. dam Of No
Wood 2:12 l-2. Nora Wood 2:l9 LIZ.
Nora Wilkes. by Geo wilkes SIS, 2:22
Nut Wood 500. record 2:ls 80, LIST
dam Win Russell. dam OF Maud s.
2.0s 80
SILVER WOOD Is a black horse
full IS hands high. weight 1900 pounds
foaled In 1905, possesses great uatur-
al style and all round action. extreme
finish. bone and substance. He has
never been handled for speed but can
go 2:3c gait easy. why should he
not with his splendid pedigree ricn
color and kind disposition make
great sire.
SILVER WOOD will make tn. sea
son OF 1911 at the barn OF +. +. Fitz-
patrick. I l-2 miles from Hubble on
the Danville and Lancaster pike at
ten dollars to insure living colt up
and all right.
w. L. SLOAN.
Hubble, Ky
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J. Il. MURPHY,
STANFORD. KENTUCKY
Fl 0 1urg 500 KING EAGLE, Jr.,

PEDioREE.--Shedb by s. T. Harris
King Eagle. Vol, 6 A. s. II. r., No.
2556, he by Royal King 1855. he by On
Time. 746 he by Stonewali Jackson
~, Royal Kings LIST dam MolIie
Mountz 1884. he vas the noted sire
Cabbell's Lexington, Y. 8. King Eagle 9
list dam Hip. 1878. she by Eagle Bird
1914. he by Old King Eagle $50, I'd
dam Rod Lion. 3rd dam by Harris
Denmark, he by Miller Denmark Is I;
9Th dam by Jim Bell. Thoroughbred.
King Eagle. Jr's.. Isl dam was Mol
lie Drennon, she by Old Drennon, ID
dam Copperbottom. and runs back u
Dsvy Crockett.
koTE-King Eagle. Jr.. Is 6 years old
dark bay with one white hind foot.
nioe name and tail, stands full "
hands high, weight 1900 pounds and
well proportioned every way A com
hined stallion with plenty OF speed
style and action. bis colts show that
he In splendid breeder. He will
make The season OF 1911 al my barn,
enc mile West OF Waynesburg on Fisl
ing Creek at $40 10 insure wing colt.
Mares traded parted with or hred
elsewhere without my consent -'te
The insurance, and the monev he' -.
due AZ such transaction. car. G. On
10 prevent acciden out not re n1n.
slble should any occur
Phone in residence. Waynesburrg
Farmers Exchange
C. c. CALDWELL a SON,
X. j. ID. No. A. Waynesburg, Ky.
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George Hur

The great draft stallion that has
made his own rep. will make the sea
son OF 1911 At my place on the Somer.
set pike at $40 TO insure a living colt
lie IL the sire OF the Joe Chancellor
horse that sold for $3.50 and OF three
mares that sold fer s7ss at J. n.
Baughman's big sale last fall. Nuff
Sed. And Clarence Tate refused $3.50
tor a pair OF 2yearold fillies by him.
JEsEE AND ENRIQUE
The great show pony Jesse and
another fine Shetland stallion will
make the season IT my place. Every
body knows Jesse. the other pony
the crack little horse Enrique 10 des-
cribed In the American shetland Pony
Club ne follows: Certificate of regis-
trauon. This certificate that there
has been registered Ia Volume 10 Club
or standard number 1918 Of The
American Shetland Pony Club stud
book. the shetland poay stallion
hnown a. Enrilee OF PsaasAen white
and black head; white seAr and snip:
under part OF neck black extending TO
knees. large black spot under belly
extending up TANKS and sides; lower
halt OF tail black: small black spot ON
left side OF back. Foaled May 30 1909
Sire. The Major OF Penmoken ss2I
Dam Lady Gray e9$s. Bred BY L. @.
Price.
M. 8. BAUoHMAN,
stanford, Ky
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25

This nagnificently bred young stal
lion will make tho season ~ 1871 A.
my stable near stanford. Nv On tho
Shelby City pike W Sit 10 msnr. a
living colt. Don Varrick 81 ie-2 hands
. q beaptiful chestnut. short back hca,v
Tone IN fact the highest type 90. the
,rottcr and perfect deposition. a.. Ia
by Tho great Onward silver 2.o, "a
that won the $4,000 rransylvhn., in
seven heat race IN 1902 and tsc sam,
you won the $4,000 Bonner Memorial
and the W. aud NJ all In broken boats
and scld Tor s2l 200 and later for s25..
600. lon Narrick bred exactly like
spanish Queen that son the $1,000
Iransylvania In 1905 making re-
cord of 2'07 aud was classed az ono
ui the four, being one OF the rrentcet
money winners on the grand circui.
Va DOS
Onward Silver is by Onward. opo M
the greatest and best sons Of georyc
wilkes EDWARDS Dam was tse dan, of
Director, the sire Of that great FANNY
N trpttrrs aud PAGERS Don VarrickS
lst dam was by Wilkes BOY. by George
Wilkeg fun sister 10 Tho Mav 2 M.
"a and hall sister 20 Madeleine Patch.
IN the dam Of Rubber 2:10. Winches.
ter % 20. Rlllv Wilton 500 ana
Miss Z. 2:aO 2nd dam Mary bv Rogg's
Irey Eagle the dam " The WAY ard
hadlcne Patchens
Don Varricks dam produced Dr
'onncr that placed public hall mile
On tho Lexington track nj 10 months
m ] as ~ and sold tom W Uubir.
ger of New Haven Tor 81 coo she also
produced Maggie leo. that trottcd a
Wile On the anne tract AZ rs months
old IN III and sold for $500 Don
Narr'rk Is fast game and always ON
the trot very rarely ever leaves his
feet. In 6 weeks handling last fan no
trottcd quarter on hair mile tract IN
" IL. Sec. hall in ITO and tho
niilc In 2;27 - on the outside of
track Please note the rich inhert.
Unrc Of speed on botr sides NO,
a missing link for generations. Breed
10 this fellow and cou cant miea
the Tour things every breeder looks
Tor size. disposition. speed and looks
See him before hooking your marc,
season money due when mares are
parted wit or bred 20 another borse
Mares Kept NJ 10 cents per day ana an
car taken, viii not be respon -IbIa for
accidents or escapes Don Varrick
Is 2;lo trotter IL he had the proper
handiinC
CLIFTON AND RUSSELL,
clifton II q black Jack with llpht
points. 5-years-old last September. rs.
~ hands high with mntcbless
head and ear vol Get on n ranry neck
has plenty bone and substance and as
breeder he II not surpa gscd
RUSSELL.
u a black Jack with lirht pnInfs. 2.
year old last August fun r. "a hands
nigh with M much finish md action
as a horse anr 40 breeder he Is tho
equal Of any Jack. Both Of these
jacks will serve mares az StN 20 in
sure living colt Trading tho mare
ioricits the insurance Car. will bc
taken 90 prevent accidents On, win
rot be responsible should any occur
Jenncfs will BE- cared foor after Juno
ist at $50 90 insure q living colt.
r. y WOODS.
J. H. WOODS
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THREE GOOD MULE JACKS.

At the same time and place will
stand my three good mule jacks at $
to insure a living colt. Those jack
need no advertising as they are know
TO breeders all over the county.
Service fee on all the above ad'
verused stock due when colt is foai
cd, mare sold. traded or bred to other
stock. These terms apply to all. Care
taken to prevent accidents but not re-
sponsibl. should any occur.
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Beau NabOth 45OO6
Hy NABoTH toiie.
by WslsIngharr b. Geerqe Wilkes


Beau Naboths dam. Nora Raugh.
man by Noryal sA35. by Electionecr
l2'. "a dam Leila J. by Metropolitan
io12 by Hamiltonian 10: ID dam 10
sephire by Mambrino starlight s942.
by Durlhay al; sth dam Mary with.
ers by Oliver CthorcughbredD: 9Th dam
by Wagner: 9th dam by Imp Tranby;
Oh dam by Thornton's Rather
beau Naboth is handsome BAY.
standing i5'S Ia hands OF great style
and action and perfect disposition. He
has proven breeder. and his own
breeding, the Electioneer- Wilkes
cross IL second to none.
Beau Naboth VIII maks the season
M 1911 st A r. Nunnelley's stock
yards at SIS to insure a living colt
Money due when mare is traded or
parted with or bred elsewhere.
J. N. PETTus,
Sanford. KY.
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John

The well known Sile Anderson Jack
will make the season OF 1911 at the
farm OF D. NJ. Anderson on the Preac n
ersville and Stanford pike one mile
from Preachersville and from Stan.
ford AT $500 to insure a colt until
weaving time.
SILVER KING.
Also al same place and a. same
terms will stand the well-known sad.
die horse Silver King. Best of care
taken to prevent accidents but not
responsible should any occur. John
Rigsby, r. +. ID. No. 4, or
o. N. ANDERSON Stanford. 2y4o
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25
Carrard Chief. 1885

Bay stallion 1913
of the stations living He his
tel
championship o
1905 1909 1919 during
n
living Mares grazed $3.50 month Care taken acct
bu responsible should
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25
BILLY BRECKENRIDGE.
nlvEs AID TO srRIKERs.

Somctimes liver, kIdleys and low
sib cen 10 60 on 4 strike and refuse
~ work right. Tten you need those
pleasant little strike breakers DR..
.ing's New Life Pm '- Ia give them
lid and gently compel proven action.
Excellent health soon follows. Try
them % cents at Penny's Drug Store.
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R. S. SCUDDER, Mckinney, Kentucky.
Turner Stonewail Jackson Jr

WIN make the season OF 1911 at my
barn at sic to insure living colt un-
I'll weaving time. sound and all right.
A ii n retained on all colts until sea-
son IL paid.
BILLY BRECKENRIDGE.
WIN stand at my barn At IS TO insure
a colt until weaving time. A lien
held on all colts until paid for. Al
barren mares successfully bred with
the impregnstor. A. T. TRAYLOR 4
SON Pleasant Hin Breeding Farm,
stanford, KY. X. ". ID. No. 4.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25
IT'S EQUAL DON'T EXIST.

NO one has ever made a salYe, oint-
ment or balm 10 compare with Buck
lens Arniea Salve. It's the only per
feet healer Of Cuts, corns, burns, sores
scalds boils, ulcers. eczema, salt rbe-
um. For sore eyes cold sores, chap
per hands or sprains it's supreme. I'm
rlvaled for piles. Try IT, Only Csc
at Pepny's Drug Store
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25
81 Di, Jr.

Black horse Is IL hands high foaIed
IN 1903 good bone and size. the kind
tc breed to Tor mules mares and WORK
horses
SID il by ton horse Sid 6276l I'm
ported French stallion out OF good
native mare.
VIII MAKE the season OF 1911 at m,
place in Cttenheim, Ky. at $1,000 To
insure a living colt
AooLPH HERTEL.
Uttenheim. Ky
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si-"''td, KY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
One More Message

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7--Press
dent Taft sent his message on
trade aud foreign relations 20 con
greHa today. The message refers
To Russian violation OF th. paas.
port rules regarding Americans.
and SAYS.
ny direction ~ tho state depart.
meut. our ambassador TO Russia
has recently been having a series
Of conferences with the minister OF
foreign affairs In Russia, with a
view to securing n clearer under.
standing OF the construction Of The
treaty Of 1882. with notifications
OF existing Russian regulations
which are found TO interfere In any
way with a full recognition OF the
flghta of American citizens under
the treaty. expect. Immediately
after Christmas. to be able 20 make
further communication TO congress
on this subject"
The message declares that the
promotion OF foreign commerce" is
the chief work OF the state depart
ment. Chambers OF foreign come
merce are suggested II says: The
entire foreign.Rcrvice organization
IL being developed with especial
regard to the commercial Interests
Of the country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
CLUB IS FOR CITY
OWNED TELEPHONE
Commercial Organization Declares Against Proposed Phone
Merger and Asks Officials Open Way for Municipal
Ownership.

plant In August. 1910. aud lmmcdl.
atsiy the rates were raised. with
the assistance OF the public utllltiea
commission.
Going behind the argument tha,
since both plants are owned by the
same company. Il would make no
difference to the public II they were
consolidated. the committee says
that the tolls will be increased. on
the plea that with more subscribers
the cost Of operation Ia greater.
One Spider, Many Flies.
~ bringing all phones under
the much.advertiHed condition of
one policy. ono system with uni.
yeraal service. Il would mean just
one psrlor. one spider and flies ey.
erywhere. the report reads. The
He'll people want 10 consolidate. 20
as to make the municipal telephone
plant impossible In the near future.
by wreckins Independent connec-
tiou with other cities. The report
advises against taking out the In.
dependent phones for the present.
as that would accomplish the same
result as consolidation. The spc-
cial committee consisted OF NJ. f.
Wells. James II. Blackwell. G.. n.
Rcvelie. w w. Wiltshire and Dr.
j H. Shlvely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
Delivery boy, sy,oou.
bartender. ...,ood.
bouse. leader.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 7.-4iuslneaa
and politics walked hand In hand In
the days Of fsons George 3D. Cox.
Cor controlled Hamilton county
politics. lie became president of a
bank that grew 10 be a big financial
factor. Ii was the fAroritc depos
lsory for city. county and state
funds.
But now Cox has been swept out
of political power. and he has had
10 rcalgn as president of the bank.
Cox'e bank has become a branch Of
the Providen; Bank a Trust com.
pAny. r. II. Kroger u now presi-
dent OF the combined institution.
Like Cox. Krogcr Is In his fifties.
Like Cox. he started hts career as
delivery boy for a grocery, but his
rise has been far different.
Cox. AZ IS. despite his wealth, IL
repudiated and dincrcdited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

charge me with the responsibility
for the delay" I.
Council Should Protest. Z
This Erickson does In effect ID
his communication. 1T seems "a
me we should Immediately eoms
municate with the mayor and pr0
test against the manner In which
the car line work is being handled
by men under his supervision. We
should ask the mayor 10 advise %
when complete plans and specin.
cations will be laid before tho
board OF public works. With such
Information, we can quote tho
mayor and not compromise our.
selves by giving out false reports.7
"Not Held Up"
City Engineer Dimock declares
his department has been giving tho
specifications thorough study and
did not attempt 10 look after tha
overhead work until the traekago
Is provided for. The plans viii
come In due order They have not
been held up" he declared.
In the meantime the people Will
whistle for some time for the mu-
niclpal car line They have been
buncocd somewhere. The council
called upon the engineer for speci-
sications. When ready to 40 ahead
and advertise for bids the plana
were not ready.
That is the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

In like Il usta be. It's punk.
Yes. it's punk People aren't
shelling out. Two reports have
come in OF fellows held up who
didn't have red penny in their
jeans They turned their pockets
inside out, but there was nothing
doing.
Then again. people aren't recog-
nizing the holdups' union like they
used to. Ordinarily when foot.
pad punched gun under ones
nose he obeyed orders. The con
yentional way is TO hold up the
hands.
Instead, the intended victim
reaches out with his fists.
Instead of shelling out his coin,
intended victim screeches and puts
right TO the nose.
Even the women don't observe
the rules. Young ladies. when face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
EDWARDS HELD

On complaint OF Thos. b. Foster,
OF the secret service. Joseph NJ. Ed
wards. former Seattle policeman
was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Marshal Ludwig Frank, charged
with having passed a spurious bank
note
Before Y. 8 Commissioner w. ID.
Totten, this morning. Edwards was
held 10 appear In the federal court
Monday. before the grand jury. nns
der 81 900 bond. He Is alleged TO
have pasted two bank notes to-
gether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

n. "a. Kroger. az 81. IL an honored,
public spirited citizen. and one who
has aided In the revolution that
finally resulted In the overthrow OF
the boss.
The beginning OF 1871 saw no
shadow Of events TO come. Every
Indication was that Cox would pros.
per in his way for many years 10
come. Then on February 2i grand
Jury returned against him an In.
dsctment for perjury IN connection
with large gifts OF public interest
money which county trcasurers had
given the boss.
lie was repudiated definitely ON
election day. November Z: the en-.
tire anti-gang ticket was elected.
And two weeks later Cox made a
graceful retirement from the stage
Of financial affairs by merging his
bank with another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

The holdup business isn't like 1t
used TO be.
No. indeed; business Is bad for
footpad men. II used TO be there
was money in II. easy living and
not very hard work in getting IL,
either.
But times have changed. Wheth-
er the high cost OF living has
brought II about is hard TO tell. but
the fact remains that bandits oper.
ating In Seattle at present are
knocking the town hard and sniff
fling around among their own men
In disgust
"Aw, what's de use? Nuttin' do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

Two gray haired women 81, on op-
posite sides In Judge Meyers court
today In a 100000 alienation suit.
Mrs. eliza A. Phillips 10 plaintiff.
MRS. Matte A. Phillips. formerly
Mrs. Thomas, is defendant. John
w. Phillips, whose affections have
been set az 80 high figure, has left
both his former wives 20 fight II
out alone. He has left Seattle and
has gone 10 parts unknown.
Mrs. Phillips No. has been a
resident OF Seattle for many years.
and ie rcputed 20 have been left
property BY her first husband APP
proxlmatinE $4,000. 600 in value. The
first Mrs, Phillips married John w.
Phillips In December. 1883, and Sc
cured divorce from him In Spo-
kane February %. 1909. after the
alleged alienation had taken place.
Immediately after the divorce de.
cree WAS granted, and before the
statutory limitation OF six months
had elapsed. Mrs Thomas was mar.
rled 10 Phillips in Victoria. II. c.
story OF Case.
According TO the complaint of
Mrs. Phillips No. /. Mrs. Thomas
first met Phillips when he removed
his brokerage business TO the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
GIRLS IN Stokes
CASE EST|FY|NG

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--Sensation-
al letters alleged 10 have been writ
ten to Millionaire w T.. u. Stokes
by Miss Lillian Graham. who. with
Miss Ethel Conrad. is ON trial here
for shooting Stokes. VIII not be in
trodueed at the trial. according to
ruling made today by Justice
Marcus. who. on his own motion
and over the protests OF the attor-
neys for the defense. struck from
the record the redirect testimony
OF Stokes
Justice Marcus held that. with
this testimony eliminated. the con.
tinuatIon Of the cross.examination
OF Stokes was unnecessary.
The girls probably will testify to-
day. The motion of the defense TO
have the charges against them dis
missed was overruled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

Recommending That the efforts
Of cur officials should be immea,-
ateiy directed toward renewing any
legal obstacles IN the way Of q mu.
nietpally owned telephone plant.
with the view Of getting a r1uriel-
pal telephone plant into operation
at the earliest possible date. hss.
ing in mind the possibility of con.
drmnstion Of the present lndepend-
ent plant. ard the use Of the city
electric light poles for the cables
and wires Of the city telephone
plant" the report Of the special
committee Of the Seattle CONNER.
eial Club. advising against the con-
solidattor Of the two telephone
systems. was unanimously adopted
by the stub.
Points Out Dangers.
The report goes into the full his
tory Of the Bell telephone monop-
oily. and points out that the Inter
est OF the Pacific States Telephone
Co In consolidating with the inde-
pendent plant Is not 10 lower the
rates and the cost Of operation. but
10 cripple outside companies who
have long distance connections with
the independent company.
The report says that the Bell In.
serests bought the independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

Hinokley block In Seattle early In
1909. she would come 10 his office
daily. was the testimony OF Edith
Croft. stenographer in Phillips of.
flee. She would ring him up as
often as IL and IA times a day, Miss
Croft alleges.
"She put her arms around him.
kissed him and called him her boy,
and dearle, and hon. At first |
thought she was hls mother"
Mrs Thomas Phillips, as we'll as
the first Mrs. Phillips. smiled az
this testimony this morning.
Won His Heart.
According TO the complaint. Mrs.
Phcillips No. won his heart by
promising 10 leave him all her
money after she died. and that he
would share a $4,000 monthly in.
come with her. She loaned large
sums of money. the complaint al
ieges.
Phillips was about so. Shortly
after his marriage 20 Mrs. Thomas
he left Seattle and she secured an
annulment Of the marriage on the
ground that he induced her 10 mar
ry him Illegally for the purpose OF
getting her money. and that he lef,
her. taking $4,000 OF her money
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
MARTIN BROWN IS
OFFERED NEW JOB

One man in Seattle believes that
a boy rs years Of age who can sup
port himself. his father and his
mother on $3.50 a week is bright
enough 10 earn 81 a week. so he Of
fered Martin Brown, the boy. an
other Job.
Martins father. 5229 Fifth av.
n. w. hasn't been able TO find work
yet The little home will be lost
unless he can find something TO do.
as there is $1,000 mortgage on H.
His leg Is stiff from an afflicition
OF the knee cap, but otherwise he
has labor power enough TO support
the family, II he only gets chance.
This young boy is doing his best
10 fight off adversely. and all he
asks is a job for his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
Burglar a Lover

EVERETT. Duc. IA telephone
message informed the police that q
burglar was attempting 10 force an
entrance into home on Rucker av.
The police arrived and found a
sknIklng figur. In the yard lie was
dragged into the house. and there
II was found that he had been giving
prc-arranged signal 10 his sweet.
heart inside. The girl demanded
his release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. -
United States District Attorney
Miller. who ls handling the govern
ment probe into the Mcnamara
dynamltIngs here. today demanded
that President Samuel Gompcrs Of
the American Federation OF Labor
sue for an accounting OF what dls.
position was made OF the MeNa.
mara defense fund.
sThls should be done as an evil.
denee Of good faith" declared At
torney Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-07
FARMERS JURY 1
FOR BEEF MEN

sut tniisd Press Leased Ntrsl
CHICAGO, Dec. Whether the
ten Chicago millionaire packers be
ing prosecuted here under the
sherman antitrust law shall so 20
Jail for criminal conspiracy. it 10
expected. will be decided BY Jury
OF farmers. The government. Il was
announced today. IL preparing TO
peromptorlly challenge every resi-
dent OF Chicago who comes up as
taleFmau.
AZ the resumption Of the trial In
United States District Judge Car
penter'h court today, the room was
iammed to tho doors, and interest
In the preliminary aklrmishes Of
tho legal battle was intense.