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Evening star., 1912-08-30
INDICTMENT RESULT
OF THOROUGH INQUIRY
Action in Federal Courts
Against Standard Oil Of
ficiaIs May Follow.

At the De partment of Justice it Is
stated that the Indictment returned yes
terday by the grand jury at Dallas. Tex,
against officials of the Standard Oil Com
pany came as the result of investiga-
tions by depa. rtment agents extending
over several me mths. The indictment, 1t
was added. may be followed by proceed
ings in the fed eral courts to determine
guilty of conte mpt OF court by reason
of their alleged violation Of the dissolu-
ton order.
The grand jury indictment returned at
Dallas yesterday is under the criminal
feature of the Sherman antitrust law.
Contempt proceedings would have to be
instituted directly before a federal court,
as such action Is not within the province
of a grand jury. Yesterdays Indictment.
however it is pointed out, will not act as
bar to prevent the institution of con-
tempt proceedings, should such course
be deemed advisable.
The names OF the following persons ap-
pear in the indictment: Calvin N. Paine
of Tftusville. Pa, John d. Archbold of
New York. Henry c. Folger, jr., of New
York: John Sealin Of Galveston, A. c.
Ebie Of Dallas. E. r. Brown of Corsi-
cana, Tex: w. S. Teagle of Plainfield.
N. j., ana tne Stan0arQ Oll Company Oh
New York and the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey and the Magnolia Petro-
leum Company of Texas.
Grand Jury Acted Quickly.
The special grand jury, which return
ed the indictment. has been working on
the case since last Tuesday, when 1t
was convened to consider the govern
ment,s allegations and evidence The
celebrity with which it concluded the in
Quiry surprised officials here.
Yesterdays action constituted the fed
eral governments first move against the
Standard Oil since 1t was dissolved last
November. under the mandate of the
Supreme Court of the United States. into
its thirty three component parts to re-
store Anmpetition. A fight between
Standard Oil interests and the Waters
Pierce OH Company, now pending i'll the
federal court at St Louis, involves the
faithfulne ss Of the Standard Oil in car
rying out the decree of dissolution.
The federal government is not a party
to this suit. which was brought nominal
ly by the state of Missouri to compel
the inspectors of the election Of officers
of the Waters Pierce Oil Company at
St Louis last February to vote the
proxies of the Rockefeller and other
Standard Oil interests which are said to
have named STANDARD Oil men as officials
Of the company. The inspectors refused
on the ground that it would violate the
dissolution decree.
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In
Oak At his side his wife,
q
Evening star., 1912-08-30
GEORGE WASHINGTON DIES.
Collateral Kinsman of First Presi.
dent Succumbs in Richmond.

RICHMOND. Va, August 30.-George
Washington, a planter, collateral kinsman
of Gen. WASHINGTON, and a native and
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resident Of Westmoreland county. where
the first President was born. died In a
private hospital here today of heart dis
ease. He was f1fty-eight years old.
He is survived by his wife and two
daughters, and by four brothers. John,
William, Thomas and Henry Washington.
and their families.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
EVENTS At AUTO MEET
CLOSELY CONTESTED
Harry Endicott, Driving a
Mason Special, Wins Jencks
Trophy at Elgin.

ELGLN. Ill, August 3O.-Thirteen driv-
ers, mechanicians and cars, all keyed to
the hour. lined up today at the starting
point for the first three events on the
two-day program of the annual Eigin
automobile race meet. The first flight.
scheduled to drive 2O3 miles or twenty
four laps, for the Illinois trophy, consisted
Of four entrants.
The second fight consisted OF six en-
trants. who were expected to go 152 $40
miles, or eighteen laps. in the contest for
the Aurora trophy.
yhe third fight, racing for the Jencks
trophy, called the baby division by
other drivers. was scheduled to race
ninety-six miles. or twelve laps. There
| We're but three starters in this third.
Harry Endicott, driving a Mason spe-
cial, won the Jencks trophy.
Pullen in the Lead.
Ed Pullen, driving Mercer, led the six
Aurora trophy contestants at the end of
| the first fifty miles.
Racing sixty-nine miles an hour
Char.es MerZ drlying a Stutz car, led al
the end of the first fifty miles in the
illinois trophy event.
The Herreshoff '.20'' car in the Jencks
trophy race, driven by w. G.. Woding-
| and was announced as out of the race.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
INSPECTOR HAYES TRIAL
ADJOURNED FOR WEEK
Counsel for Former Police Of
ficer Objects to Presid-
ing Official.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-When the
police trial Of Former Inspector Hayes on
a charge of making false statement to
Commissioner Waldo was called today.
counsel for the officer moved that the
trial be heard by some other deputy COM
missioner than First Deputy Commits
sioner Mckay, who was presiding.
Counsel said that it was proposed to sub
poena Deputy Commissioner Mckay as a
witness in the case. Commissioner Nc
Kay declined to rule and adjourned the
case over until next Friday, when a de-
cision will be made on the motion for q
new trial Judge.
The alleged false statement Of In
spectof Hayes was that he received
orders from Commissioner Waldo not to
interfere with disorderly houses in his
district. Commissioner Waldo reduced
Hayes to the rank of captain and then
suspended Hayes when he repeated this
statement in the presence of other in
spectors.
Hearing May Be Private.
The public may be denied the privilege
the John Doe Investigation into police
COI1upNfO1i- OupIciifc SouiI SuSuSO 0Oii
Is inclined to believe that the investiga-
ton should be held behind closed doors.
as he thinks that in this way evidence
can best be ELECTED for use before the
grand jury.
The wife of Police Lieut., Becker, who
Is to go to trial for the murder OF ROSen-
thai September 10. is being shadowed by
detectives. Mrs. Becker's visits to banks
wherein her husband kept much OF his
money have been recorded and a SHARP
watch is being kept on Beckers bank
accounts. Mrs. Becker cannot be COM
PEELED to testify against her husband In
the murder trial. but she can be called
before the John Doe inquiry to tell what
she knows Of police graft conditions.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Concern as to Matagalpa.

One cause of great concern to the State
Department is the condition Of about 1c5
Americans at Matagalpa, in the interior
Of the republic.
Communication to that section is ex-
tremely difficult. The last heard from
them told of critical conditions. The
only way of communication with the
American planters is by courier. Ameri-
can Minister Weitzel is reported to be do
ing all he can to keep informed Of con-
ditions there.
AS soon as the American reinforce
ments can restore railway communication
and get up to Managua' It is probable q
force Of marines sufficient to assure the
safety Of these people will be rushed to
their aid.
Marines Land at Cristobal.
COLON. August 30-A force Of 767
United States marines arrived at Cristo-
bal at noon today from the transport
Prairie. They Immediately entrained for
Panama, where they win embark on the
cruiser California for Corinto.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-15

Packy Mcfarland Of Chicago, known
throughout the pugilistic world as the
"stockyards Champion" because of his
being the idol of that section of the
western city, is rated by boxing ex-
perts as the wizard of the ring" says
the Philadelphia Public LEDGER Nc
Farland is a fistic marvel Now at
the age Of "a years, he is accumulat-
ing a fortune rapidly and has set his
plans to make, 100000 in the next
year. This is to be done by CON-
bination of his brains and hands.
Mcfarland has gone about his ring
contests the same as a contractor as
sumes contract. If the task can be
completed in three days the brainy
contractor realizes that 1t is folly to
waste six, and submit his machinery
to unnecessary wear. It is the same
with Mcfarland. If he sees that a
bout can be ended in three rounds he
rarely fights ten, but If in trying to
end the bout quickly and decisively he
feels he is endangering his tools,
which are his hands, why, he simply
wins by the scientific route.
1t Is that element Of uncertainty
which has made Mcfarland the mag
net to attract ring-goers. His SCI
ence at times is bewildering and ard
ent followers Of the game are Oft
times at loss to follow his plan Of
attack and defense.
Mcfarland has been boxing eight
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FAMOUS ATHLETE TO RETIRE
Ralph Craig, Wonderful Runner, Who
Captured Spirits at Stockholm,
Quits the Game.

Athletics is to lose one OF it's bright.
est stars. Ralp Craig, the fleet-footed
American boy who carried the stars
and stripes to victory in the Olympic
games at Stockholm, Sweden, will not
be seen on the cinder path any more.
Craig's folks are opposed to the young
man following an athletic career and
did not want him to contest at Stock.
holm. But patriotic pride impelled the
great runner to 60 along with the
other Americans and it was we'll for
this country that he did. He won
glory enough at the Olympic games to
last a lifetime. Craig ran two grand
races-the 100 and 200 meter events
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years, has fought more than 100 bat
ties, ranging from one round to twen-
ty-fve, and in that time has never
taken the count He started his
career by knocking his opponents out
in short order, winning his first six
contests in that decisive fashion. all
being won inside Of six rounds. He
continued his knockout record in the
second, third and fourth year of his
ring career, winning 81 out of 81 con-
rests that decisive fashion.
1t then began to dawn on McFar-
land that skilled mechanic would be
at loss without his tools, and he real.
lied that he must nurse his hands,
not slug and try to knock a mans head
of with each punch, but deliver his
blows scientifically, block those Of the
slugger and avoid punishment. Like
all men who have studied real boxing,
he soon discovered that it. was far
more pleasant to give than receive.
From that day Mcfarland has truly
been the wizard of the ring. He is
proud of his defense and only dur
ing the last year, when New York
slugger reached him and BACKED one
OF his eyes, Mcfarland was so asham-
ed of the discoloration that he passed
up a $1,000 six-round engagement.
No man had ever BACKED his eye be-
fore, and it Is said he remained in.
doors, away from his friends, until
tho dtscoloration had disappeared,
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G; =: 4
~R O'CLOCK p. nat Masonic
street.
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Captain Dlsqual,n. !,

Captain Hinchline Of the Fordham
nn!versity football team has been dis
quanned by the faculty from further
Playing with the eleven. Scholar
snip conditions are responsible for
the faculty's action, which is a Sc.
we're blow to the teams hone for =
victorious season.
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and easily beat out the fastest sprint
ters In the world. Craig is a member
Of the Detroit Y. NJ. G. A, where his
wonderful ability as a runner first at,
nacted the attention Of the athletic
world
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Peculiar Play.

Contrary to all scoring rules, !
pitcher got IN assist on 4 strikeout
IN game at st. Louis recently. The
catcher muffed the third strike and
the ball rolled into the diamond. The
pitcher grabbed the ball and threw
the batter out at first, giving himself
and the catcher assists and the first
baPeman a putout. 81
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DOUBT DISAPPEARS
No One in Bemidji Who Has Bad
Back Should Ignore This Dou-
BILE Proof.
Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys
Backache is some times kidney

Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys
Backache is some times kidney
ache.
With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders,
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en-
dorsed by thousands.
Are recommended here at home.
You have read Bemidji proof.
Read now the Bemidji sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by
time.
Mrs. J. G. Titus, 6o2 American
Ave., Bemidji, MIMI, says: II am
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
hoping that other kidney sufferers
may be benefited by reading my en-
dorsement. I was suffering from kid
ney trouble when I got Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They gave me great deal
of relief, more than any other remedy
had ever used"
Mrs. Titus gave the above state
ment on August 81, 1907, and during
personal interview with one of our
representatives on March 10, 1912,
she said: ri have no reason to change
my opinion Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
occasionally use this remedy and it
always brings benefit - '-% :" .
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.-Adv. .:.e... T..
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Elkanah Commandery No. 30
:: {; 81
tramt Ave., and Fifth st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-18

EpwortR League meets on Tuesday cv-
en- nR ~ 500 D. m.. leader Miss Ruby
Kelly Topic The False Use Of Heltz-
ious symhula.' Prayer meeting Wcdnes-
day evening n YOU arc without
church home. come We can help you.
firHt United Presbyterian Church-Rev.
Clas o. Robinson. ~. H.. pastor. The
pastor will preach al 10.f5 a. m and
az 7.20 p no. Sunday school and Bible
class ~ . 40 o. n. Wednesiaw evening
PRAYER meeting ut 1876 All friends are
welcome 20 these services The follow
ing music will be- sung
Morning Service.
Arthem-Awake Thou that Sleepest
Tenor solo-Come into aie
........ ... ... MIR DetweiIcr
Evening Service
Festival TcUcum ln D. Hat........ Buck
guarfottc-The Lord Del Ny shepherd
sssaas.saa "a. rHs s.saafs .FulnH
Second United Presbyterian Church
cornor % Chupiine and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. j 3D. LittsI. pastor Morn
fug service at 1895. evening 81 73o
sabbath school and bible classes for
men and women % $40 r. m. Chria.frn
union nt D.. U. wednesday evening
prayer meeting Ht 7.fs. followed by a
0urrenatiuual meeting Co attend to
some important business.
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Professor W. y Taylor will lecture on
The Book OF Levfticus."
First Baptist Church-Tweifth and
Byron streets, r. r Brininstool. pastor.
theme at 1880 In the evening the La
dies OF the shield OF Honor will attend
service In body. The Deathless Tri-
list service In the evening. Bible school
S.i5 a. m. Aplaee and a profit for ev-
cry age. Bible school sessions In 1nl-
manuel and Calvary ehapels at 2;So.
the church parlors. Midweek prayer SER
vice Wednesday evening 1:3O. Emmanuel
chapel prayer service Thursday evening
Zion Lutheran church-2iis Market
street. Rev. A. L. Benze. pastor. Exaud:
Sunday. Sunday school at s:15 O. n.
chief service at 1880 a m. English yes,
society will meet on Monday evening
Boys Brigade on "wednesday evening
Holy communion on wensday morning.
Heights. Moyart. Rev. F. c. snyder, pas
tor. Exaudi sunday. Sunday school at
$3.50 q. m. Chief service at 1880 a m.
consresailonai meeting on next Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Choir rehear-
sal Immediately after this meeting.
st. James Evangelical Lutheran
w. werSsr pa., SnsPTqSs s.rviees s snd
day. May 10: isil. $40 a m. sunday
vices. Monday. sunday school teseh ss
meeting. I;ts p m; tuesday. Mission
eticai instructions between 4 and I ..
m: Friday. choir rehearsal. 1870 p. m:
SATURDAY. German school. a m. Wei
Trinity Luthern Church-Eor street.
Rev. c. L. Ritter. pastor. Preaching ser
vices 1880 a. m and 1880 p. m. Union
meeting OF Endeavor societies Monday
evening at 1:ib; personal workers meet
ing Tuesday evening at 7:fS; prepara-
tory services "Wednesday and Friday ev-
enings az 1880: Sabbath school at $3.50 a.
m, social and entertainment Thursday
evening by the Christian Endeavor So
ST. stephanus German Evangelical Re-
form Church-Thirty-sIxt and Eof
streets. Rev. r. NJ. Preuss. pastor
Preaching services at 1918 a. m. IN Ger
man and 1880 p. m. in English. During
the evening service an Illustrated lecture
brecht. who will speak of the missionary
work in China and Japan. Willing
Workers society meets at $40 p. m.
at 1850: choir rehearsal Thursday even
Ing az $50. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 all.
Fourth Street NJ r. Churcb-Georga
=. oliver. pastor-Preaching at 1910 a.
m. and s.SO p. m,by the pastor. Morn
ing subject, The Christianized Chart"
evening topic. Quick Riches and Sure"
Sunday school at $50 a. m and young
peoples service at $50 p. m. II Will be
reception sunday for the first class OF
probationers. Preparatory services have
been held during the week. Sunday
school board meeting on Monday evening.
Thomson NJ. T.. Church-Brosdway he
tween Virginia and Zane streets. Frede-
rick Y. Ross. pastor. Morning service
AZ 1880. subject Gods Glory In tho
Face OF Jesus christ" evening service
l;3o. subject. The Way That Sameth
Right" sunday school .. m. EpWorth
league 6.f5. midweek prayer service
Wednesday evening At $40 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
Chapline street. Rev. -. : hammond ~
T.. pastor. The usual sunday services
in charge OF the pastor at 1880 "A. m.
and 5.45 y. m. Sunday Glass at $50
p. m. Sunday school az p. m. Fp-
worth league Tuesday evening at 7:l5
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O'Clock Midweek prayer and praise ser.
vice Wednesday, az 7fb D. m TIE pub
lc l. cordially invited 60 attend sll
Desc services
St Johns Cnurch-Next sunday ser
vice 90 90 n. m. During the same con-
trmaudH Of this year viii he confirmed
hy the pastor and received In the church.
sunday school 90 a. m. No evening
service nor any other services or meet
inEs during the week Further an
nouncements during service. William q.
Jlpert. pastor.
German " p. Church.. IS Kat,cr-
henry pastor sunday school az 9.G5 n.
M. A. z. Metxner. superintendent Gloss
meeting "a ESQ p. m. Heuglar preaching
services "a 1880 n m boz German and
have recently ideniiasd Oh eHsaives wif1
the church VIII be received into fun con-
nertlon a. both services ON Tuesday
night reception VIII BE- rendered these
new memhers in the Sunday school
room. Every body invited EpwortI
League meeting before sunday eyenins
simpson " p CHURCH EoT street
SUNDAY. 20 o. r. m.. subject The Power
~ the Christ in FaIth" 9.fE Il u an
address and the Installation of the uovH
kriEade hv General CadraBauRh ~ the
Boys brigade ~ tHe state Tho most
intercatIng mrctinTH are in progress
that have been held iu many years are
lu progresa 40 simpson 80. r. church,
assisted hy the billy sunday personal
in progress FOR a f.w davr vel The sir
o'clock prayer meeting viii De- held sum
Day morning under the leadership ~
Or ". a Wright The children o. the
sunday school VIII turn out az the 10 IS
service. Geo. " " jenkins. pastor
Norm Street AZ D. Church-Hev D. o.
Hess pastor. Public worship no 20 and
1850. Morning subject prayer evening
subject. me Hidden Word sunday
school p. ~. W A. Wilson gupt Ep-
Eortth LeaEs2 $50 - John nrothsr-
services durftF the week
street Preaching services 81 1910 e.
M. and 1ao p. M class meetings "a
Tao e. m and 3 30 D m. sunday school
az p. M Epworfh League Monday
evening 80 T10 Prayer meeting Wed
usafay evening 20 T.a0
Waruood Methodist Church-Wav
Charles Beachy pastor sunday school
$50. Preaching services. 90 90 To-
Worth League. 40 and evening services
81 T.te BY the Rev. ~ onnaa o. Hare.
superintendent u the W. Virginia An
u-saioon league The Rev ~ Geo p.
oliver, ~ WheoiinE, vii conduct hap
tsma services az ESQ o'clock. ASSIST
zsns street 81 r church-Cornsr ~
fevrrt rrntn and jacob streets. Willard
r. Pritchard pastor 10 90 n. M SER
mon ~ The pastor subject The Errau-
zion n the klnrd0m. ff.00 r. SUM
iav school session. g ~ Lennon gu-
perlntendant 100 D. m, Glass meeting
John Lorentf 90 % No. Installation
~ Epuofth ieHEur officer. foIlov 90
with sermon hg pastor Hrotherhoo1
.Sneeta % Monday evening 81 ZOE y. m.
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WEST LIBERTY

The ladies' On charge OF the hand
kerchlef sale az the entertainment on
Saturday evening extended their
thanks 10 their many friends. who
90 kindly and generously donated the
handkerchlefs.
Several members % the Personal
Workers league win BE- present a.
the services In the 81. r. church on
Sunday afternoon a. half past three
o'clock They will have charge OF
the services a. the short Greek
church on Sunday morning
Rev. and Mrs Watson are On Louis
vile. Ky, attending the general a.
sembly o. the Presbyterian church
Mrs. p. r. Clovis r. home from the
Haskins hospital, much improved
Mesars John Ebberts. George I'd
borts. John Henner and J. a. Lear.
urc we're callers In town Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Dowler. OF Warw6od.
was In town Wednesday
W n G.. Curtis IL home Tor rev
days looking after the coal interest
Mr Gaia Mitchell. Of Wheeling.
and Mr. John Garden. candidate Tor
sheriff. we're in totn Thursday.
W. T. 3 ~ bali team will 40 90
Bethany on Saturday Co play The
college team,
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and A Pease next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock In the Board OF Trade As
sembly room At the close OF the ser
vice class for Bible study will be or
CANNED.
First church OF Christ. scientIst-A.
Services sunday al II a. m. Subject OF
lesson -Mortals and Immortals" We'd
nesGay testimonial meeting at p. m
Same address. Reading room open daily
~ m 70 p m, 1l1s Chapline street.
The public II invited 20 visit our read
ing room and attend our services.
First Christian chureh---w. n. Fields.
pastor. Bible school. $3.50 a. m. r. r.
Truxell. superintendent. communion.
lo:sS a m; preaching. II a m.
Young Peoples meeting 6:f5 D. m. TO
5:ss. nidweek service. wednesday even
ing T:4b. The public Is cordially invited
TO attend. and the strangers looking for
a church home are made welcome.
warwood Christian Church-corner of
Rev. J. c. Pryor pastor. Bible school at
e:f5 a m. Sermon and communion at
i0:fb a. m Christian Endeavor at s:45
p. m Song service at 1:f5. Sermon at
D. m. Regular midweeks prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at T:45 d. m All
strangers welcome to attend the above
services.
Church OF christ Heaven Tabernacle
morning at 1880. Bible lesson will be
the second chapter OF second Corrinth-
ians. Evening service $3.50. All well
come.
81. Matthews Episcopal Church-Cor-
ner Chapline and Fifteenth streets.
sunday after Ascension Day. Sunday
May 18Th, 1910. a. m. Holy Commun-
ion; 1880 a m. Morning prayre. FIRST
portion communion Office and sermon.
s:15 a m. Senior portion Sunday school.
2:15 p. m. Junior portion Sunday sch DOL
1880 p. m. choral evensong and organ
recital Services during the week as fol-
lows: "Wednesday prayer and
history. 1890 a. m Friday-Mornlng
prayer and history. 1890 a. m. Frida y
Evening prayer. 7:3O p. m. Sunday.
May i9th-St. Paurs. Elm Grove. EV-
ening prayer and address. 400 p. m.
81. Luke's Episcopal Church-Island
end OF the steel bridge. the Rev. JACOB
Nottingham. Bector The services for
the Sunday after Ascension Day win Se
S:SO a. m, Holy communion. 9:15 n. m,
Sunday school. 0:3O a. m. morning pray.
er. 1880 y. m, evening prayer and SER
mon and on "Wednesday at 7:3O p. m,