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The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Of fundamental changes IN our con-
stitutIohal representative government
has formidable support" he declared.
"While the experiment Of Il chance
in the tariff Is being carrIeG out by
the Democratic administration, Il Ne'
hooyes Republicans 10 gather again
TO the party standard and pledge anew
their faith In their partN's principles
and TO organize again to defend the
constitutional goycrulncnt handed
down TO w by our fathers
I'VE must make clear to the young
men Of the country who have been
weancd away from sound principles Of
government by promise Of reforms
impossible Of Accomplishment by mere
legislation, that patriotism and com
mon sense require them TO return 10
support OF our constitution WITH
out compromising our principles, We
must convince and win back former
Republicans aud We must reinforce
our ranks Win consIiIullonIoilhf
Democrats
I'VE favor every step OF progress
toward more perfect equality OF OPP
portuntty aud the Kidding society Of
injustice but We know that all uo'
gress worth making Is possible Win
our present form OF government and
that to sacrifice that which II OF the
highest value IN our governmental
reforms II the widest folly
I'VE must face the danger with Il
clear knowledge Of what II Is The
Republican party II equal to the task,
II has had no nohler cause, let ny
tlose ranks aud march forward 10 do
buttle for the rgh' and the true"
Mr. TAFT has many tllacs declared
his Intentions Of returning to Cm10.
natl Nnd rcsmNp the practice Of law
II defeated ard that intention WaF
suid not to have been altered,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

erRl parties. Women were n factor
NJ the polls IN this election 10Y inc
first time In national politics ln sir
states, women voted FOR prealdTrtlsl
electors aud tor that reason the party
managers had little upon which 10
buso conclusions NJ TO tho vote IN
these states, The siN states In which
the women voted were california;
WyomIng Utah, Colorado, Idaho shd
Washington, IN five other state"
Michigan, Arizona Kansas, O"xon
and Wisconsin, the right Of women to
vote WAS an issue NJ the polls
The advent Of women into national
politics Was responsible for efforts
thgt were made during the campaign
10 secure the support of The womoh
Of the country for the ferFNl prehi
Dental candidates, The organization
Of bureaus TO enlist the support Of the
women And the appearance Of women
NJ prominence on the stump were
among the unusual features Of this
campaign,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
WILSON vNTec " sTsAIGHl
Presidential GsrGidste Caste Ballot
fer All pemocrstic Nominees.

Princeton, N. j., Nov C.-WOod'
row Wilson voted the straight Demo.
cratic ticket when he appeared to
cart his ballot in the engine house
where the polls in his precinct we're
located. The governor took time,
however, to 20 carefully over the
laIlot and was in the voting booth
four minutes. Governor Wilson
walked from his home TO the polling
place and hack again and was stop,
red at almost every step by friends
who wished to shake hands with him,
Al the ptl,irr p!gcs a large cycwt
had gathered 10 see the presidential
nominee cast his ballot and mum.
Der Of photographers snapped" him
az be entered the building.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Colonel Votes. Then Rests,

oyster Bay, n, T., Nov 5.--AccCm'
g6n.cd by seven Of his nclphbors.
Theodore Roosevelt arrived Ht ne
polling place to cast his ballot snort,
lS after noon ana after he had voted
ne waited before returning home Wutil
'he men who had accompanied bin
had voted, Two detectives Rccompa,
uied the colonel and remained NJ his
side during the entire trip, Colonel
Roosevelt remained IN the booth hye
minutes ana lhtn sSt IN his aulOm0'
bile IN front Of the polling place m
I'll those who had accompanied him
voted, Colonel Roosevelt spent the
remainder Of the day quietly AT his
home, l8Einr WAR win Mrs, R0oBe'
welt during tbo afternoon,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
HOOPER THOUGHT REELECTED
Returns Favor the Republican Gov
ernef ei Tsnneesee,

NashyIlle Tenn N0N G=lucomplclo
returns indicate that Go'cuor Hooper
Republican, hRs been reelected over
iurmr Governor McMIllen, hls Demo,
cratic opponent Returns from 10 NJ
the NG counties IN the state give Hoop.
ef "A lead Of g,iGI, gain for Hooper
Nf 2,1el over the vote IN The same
rountie, tNo wears HEu, The NcNil.
lin headquarters however refused
to cuuCtdc Iooprr's election,
II II thought that u fusion lagIsn
lure has been elected ana this will
mean the defeat Of Ex-Governor Pat
lttOh who WIS nominated FOR United
states senator Without opposition IN
thu Democratic primary
Wilaon huH large plurality and he
vote between Roosevelt aud full Ia
close,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
TAFT SAYS MUST
REORCANIzE PARTY
Calls Upon Republicans 10 Rally TO
Support of Constitutional
Government.

Cincinnati, O., Nov, 6-Fresid"n;
Taft, after concedinP the elec;ion g.
Woodrow Wilson as president isSt :
a statement il which he called ur0l
Republicans to rally around the p&y;y
standard and organize anew for ne
fight IN behalf OF what be termed
constitutional rCvEynmtht.
"The vote for Mr. Roosevelt, the
third party candidate, and for Mr..
DehS, the Socialist candidate, Is u
warning that their propaganda in favor
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
elnIm eal-f rnIn Tor r,aay.

los Angeles, Colu NoN D. Partial
returns from 2lu preoIncle ont OF la5
in Los ANGELES county give Roosevelt
lO,8g9, Wilson iHN0, Oebs g,lii, TAFT
guO. Progressive leaders claim d piu.
raiiy Of go,uOO FOR Ro, seyet In The
county based on thcs, figures
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
WILSON'S ELECTION
CONCEDED BY TAFT

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 5,-Presi-
drnt Taft at II o'clock tonight
i.sued a statement eoncedina the
election OF Wilson,
President Taft said: "The eIee'
ton Of Governor Wilson means an
early change In the economic pol
Icy Of the government in refer
enee 10 the tsrItH. II the change
can be made without hating pros.
perity, sincerely hcpe II may
be-"
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Roosevslt Vote Heavy,

Little Rocb, Sow "a, Roosevelt
polled q heavy vote In Little RocN
and Argenla und has a plurality el
more than GOO over Taft IN the two
cities The returns IN these cities
give Wilson g,7ia Roosevelt i,lit,
TAFT lit
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
claims California for Wilson,

san Francisco CNln Nov G=chNir'
man Davis Of the Democratic state
Committee wired the Democratic Nn.
lIouul Committee that Wilson has eur
rlod california By u majority Of 9os
400 over Roosevelt
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Colorado 70 WLIten.

Denver, Colo Nov G.-partial re-.
turns indicate that Wilson has car
red Colorado by subst8ntIOh plu'
fHlltF, ThGse returns give Wilson
ggSOi, Tar lh8OG and Roosevelt l6r
3it,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
ROOSEVELT WIRES
HIS CONGRATULATIONS,

New York, NoH 5,-shortly w.
fore midnight COL Roosevelt cen;
tie fcIowiog telegram 70 GeVer'
ner WNttnI "Tht American peo.
pie by 2 frtat plurality have en-.
'trre6 urcn you the highest honor
In tFelr gtt conara uIate you
thereon
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

u,,-.-te William !, BRYAN the
paiglot-the stalcsmun=the mcor.
''fuptible-to drivethe "moneychong.
cts" out of , the Temple Of Dem.
ocracy she did at Baltimore like the
Nazar,ne 1900 years ago,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
nnmoornis claim Nav I,rsru.

Newark y, jo Nov De- The Demo
Gratis claim that they win control the
next state senate aud choose its pres
idWt who will become governor when
Wilson resigns to take his office ~
resident The Republicans claim.
they will control The legislature, bui
are making no claims on the state ~
70 tho vote for president. They up
hot admitting defeHl The democrats
claim Wilson bar carried N, slats
ana that they have elected 10 Of :
~ eonRtUtAmcn m
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
TAFT Third In HelenA.

Helena NoN o.. Helena hus given
Wilson biz plurality but Roosevelt
pollcd an unexpectedly heavy Nofo
running ahead of TAFT The ncOnr
pleto city returns give Wilson liu,
Roosevelt l3l, Tnlt 30,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Iowa ahea for Reasnvnli.

Ocp MoIncp, loo NoN H.. lncow,
pleDo returns Indicate that Roosevelt
win carry Iowa by plurality Oi
more than g0OOO George W, Clarke,
Republican nominee for governor, IL
thought 10 have been elected.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

AwoNDERpuL birthday cake taken
TO Oyster Bay represented the Col.
onel back in the White House, but
in this country You can't eat your
cake and have il too,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

0NE Of the most interesting pie.
iures GY'yd by current events is
thHt az NrjGatoilcte patiently
wnI MA Acomc Col Roosevelt
pP N,S,OiYyprogrcssiye party
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

oFp.6REAklN6 MAJORITY IN
ELECTORAL COLLEGE ckPTUR.
Ed BY WILSON WHO GETS PRAC.
TlCALLY A SOLID EAST AS WELL
AS SOUTH - 395 ELECTORAL
VOTES ASSURED, PROBABLY
OVER 200 - ROOSEVELT MAY
HAVE i12; TAFT, is.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
eIsse In LeuIsyIIle,

Louisville, KN Nov H. FIrlyiwo
Wocluola In this city Ond county gave
Wilson Il plurality Of SOO over Rooso
welt, while 20 precincts gave Roosevelt
plurality Of Nd Tufts vote IN th,,c
precincts was small,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

SENATOR LaFollete refused 70 vote
for either Taft, Roosevelt or Wilson.
Does this mean that a new party is
about to be born;
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Mllann Gain, Indiana

indianapolis, Ind Nov h#.Rcurns
nun f2t election precincts In lndl,
ara LN, TAFT E729, Wilson 1906,
E,upeii pGhH N, same precincts
IA g@ re,e TAFT Ssi51 bryan IT,
~
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

+ has been observed that the
{ ,ch that did Col, Roosevelt most
20 I'd was one that he kept in his
pocket instead Of delivering it,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

nE Park Hotel and II. A,
Y mg'S residence at Ycllvillc were
d troyed BY fire last Tuesday
morning, Cause, Il detective lue;
loss about $500.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Bull Moose Candidate Apparently
Leads safely In Six states While
Only Two Are Assured for Tat,
Complete Returns May Change Re-
lstivt Standing Of ReoseVeIt and
TAFT, but Wilson /, Expected 10 Gain.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

BOONE county democrats should
feel ashamed Of the showing made
last Tuesday. Fully one half Of the
party failed to vote,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

OUR idea Of nothing to worry a.
bout is The report that the Panama
Canal is too narrow to admit GER
tain foreign warships.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Taft Third In Fort Smith,

Fort smith Nov o. Complete re.
turns from the city Of Fort Smith
give Wilson lOOo, Roosevelt lI6, TAN
"a, Ucns ~, Chunn %
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Nav M.sleo fet MIIsln.

Albuquerque, a. M, Nov G,-Re
turns from ~ out Of 20 counties IN
New NoyIc0 indicate that the state
win give wilson plurality of prob
nblp $500, Tart ran second,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
WOMEN FACTOR IN VOTING
Cast Their Ballots for PresidentIIi
EeIeetort In Six States.
'tstsrp Ntwrp,u,r Union New, Services.

Western NtwrpIpU Union News Services.
Chicago effect OF the activity
Of women voters in number Of states
whore equal suffrage is now estab.
lishod was source Of coDsidcrabl
speculation and anxiety among the
leaders ~ he h,udmp"ters or the sp,.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Warrington ceun,y for Wilson.

Fayetteville, Nov. Washington
county gives WilFon = plurality Of T.,
ltp, The vote vae nfh' because Of
a steady rain durlrE lNe day
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
elass In Lhs AnaeIef,

Los Angeles, Cah Nov G,-''he 70.
Mrns from 83I precincts IN this city
giyp Roosevelt 2dONj, Wilson gO,ijl,
Ochp IUa1, 1Hft pOl
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

CONGRESSMAN Floyd's majority for
his fifth term was proper compll-
ment for faithful and excellent ser.
vices
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Mllsen md raft Close

Hartford, conn, Nov m='fhe re-
mrs from te totrs md cities on, =
icS ~ Cmnon'lW l'Yt Wilson a.
10. rtU A'a'tl hO,'eNei gitgt
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

PRESENT indications tend 70 con-
tradict all those stories about the
Turks being an ndolent people
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

IT seems certain that the "some
day when the world shall have
universal peace has been postponed,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Closs Vote In illinois,

chicago, NoN o. Returns from
coz precincts outside Of COOK county
give Wilson G8N5I, Roosevelt G8,Sl3,
TINT A9.gMl.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
s,afey county for Wilson.

Marshall NoN o.. paUiHl returns
show that SeHrCy county u RepUhli,
ran county, gave Wilson u plurality
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Mrsurr N,vtrGu iI.' N''s sCn'yt
chicago, Su, C,-.Lato returns from
Tuopdays election have served only
to confirm ,be early reports OF The
landslide which will EIye Wilson and
Marshal, the Democratic nominees tor
president and vice president the
largest majority IN the elec oral coli
legt that hAF hetn known since the
organization oi ihc present political
partiM
Wilson and MalhNll literally swept
the country carrying practically every
state IN me East the solid South, most
0l The preHt states of the middle west
md the larger parl 0i the Western
territory, IN which they were credited
before the election with having com
psrSliNsly little support
Wilson and Marshall are assured
Of Ssi votes In the electoral college
and the number may be raised to more
than SOC, NJ the returns from three or
four states Ure not yet sufficiently
complete to determine the final result
R0ottNelt on the face OF the re-.
turns, " assured Of a electoral votes,
Hnd mH, yet ~, while Tart has only
eight votes beyond question and can
hardl, hope 10 get more than u total
Of w. Pennsylvania and New llamr'
shire we're In doubt even on late re-
turns, Roosevelt aud Wilson running
neck and neck In Pennsylvania and
TRn aud n,lfon being within Few
votes Of tuch other In New Hampshire,
The returns from Idaho and Wyoming
were slow IN coming In ana the re-
suits we're not known,
Thr to'ul vote IN lpl2 II 53l us COM
pared with AS3 In 1908, The number
ntrruurl for choice II 9GG Wilson,
II No does not gain any OF the sln'"s
still In doubt q U have l2n more than
enough to insu1e his election,
The only states known absolutely
to have been carried by Tart are
Vermont aud Utah, each OF which has
four electoral votes. tie hns chance
to carry New Hampshire and WyO.
ming, with u total Of seven electoral
votes
Wilson swept The East and the
South, captured most ot the bic alNlo9
Of the Central West aud divided the
far West with Roosevelt with ,ho
vote In New Hampshire close ana The
result undecided the rockribbed re.
publican states of Now England, win
the exception Of VERMONT have swung
nwuS from their moorIngs and placed
In the Democratic column
In the Central West Wilson has
carried ohio by Approximately 100000
% 'shlll ana indiana by ncnrl, the
. ~ margin The indications are
TE AL MI kAItst.N . .... pnppt,d Nlluuy
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

THE 4th of March is coming to be
regarded with favor as a date for re-
signation as well as inauguration,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

IT will be a strange and unusual
sight to see the democrats lining up
at the pie counter next year,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Four years ofhonest Government
equal rights to all and special priv
ileges to none.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
The Christian Church.

The growth and progress Of the
Disciples in spirituality and true
Christian service is cause Of rcioic.
log To every well informed and sin.
etre Christian.
The putting aside of unimpol tunt
ISSUES for the broader visions Of the
really great ,hings Of Christ's Cos.
pvl the Slou hing OH Of elements
which hindared the forward move,
ments of th i! churches, the re.organi.
\ "a, ,sation of the churches and societies
" Unto a consistent whole, and the
fresh impulse of the spirit Of cvanecl.
ism IN cooperation with other
Christian forces indicates healthy,
Sam vigorous aud dvmely directed
or feYth of the churches in religious
precietldf Rd seq
i - the upnprnl hnurvn.
A telephone pyatom Wv N, ~ ,.''., D'", w..
.,alied ln the pennayly. ,nulnR oeplV'no'f
: ,srv vI 10, ,,he convenience 3Sl,SlIOO The
~, ~ rpIy q palm eneNl sunday are
~ e heal and lldeerll0wing Full.
" NA) Tho next improqtl Igscycn.
y. " ---f- the Chris.
= So,adlmaton sp' wv
~ "a Yen the 4 cu,,usos n
a'g. w than No""'"''' '
\ AeAih eifee
~ ~ womaAls like run.
N. AI1n.t bull
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
THE Bull Moose looks badly, but
the Elephant is even worse.

THE republican party in Boone
county divided just about equally,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
rAit Third In Hot snrIna.,

Hot Springs, Nov 6,= Complete rc'
grns IN pot swlneF give Wilson s1S
rht, lio lIuOseNeil iOg. Dept ~ Ghn
a. IA
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

FouR years of pi o,perity and
Democracy and then some.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

A WOMAN Seldom shows her age
unit she tres I hide it.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
THE ! HARRISON TIMES.
v fR, Newman. Editor.
tvhh' EHING for Wilson.

1HR So. .olI.- d;d ;,s work
splendid;
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

THE Chicago Tribune says that
Co T. stands for Going Out Party.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Idaho, Pennsylvania, New Hamp.
shire and Wyoming doubtful.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Totals ,.... ..... s 395
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30
Secretary Frank Morrison Is
Subpoenaed to Appear in
Indianapolis
INDICTMENT AGAINST OARROW
BASED on SECRET EVIDENCE
State viii Not Show Its Hand Uh> S
the Trial Opens-DarrOw Faces a
Maximum Penalty of Thirty Years
IMPRISONMENT II Found Guilty.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Frank Nor
rison. secretary of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, and Henry Flather,
cashier Of the Riggs National bank.
which Is the depositary for the fed
eration's funds and also for the Nc
Namara defense fund. have been sub
poenaed to appear February before
tn federal grand jury at indianapolis,
which is Investigating the dynamite
plots.
IT will appreciate the opportunity
to show the books and have the fed
eration's accounts Investigated by the
federal authorities" said Secretary
Morrison when he received the sub
poenae. II shall leave for Indian
apolis today"
The records for which the grand
jury asks will fill two large trunks
The subpoenae directs Morrison to
produce the cancelled checks and rec
ords for all the receipts and disburse-
ments made by the federation or by
himself between April 90. 1911 and
January 26. 1912. AS these dates
cover a period subsequent to the ar
rest Of the Mcnamara brothers, Mr.,
Morrison infers the grand jury intends
to inquire into the disposition of the
Mcnamara defense fund.
approximately $224.000 paid IN. little
more than $1,000 remains Mr.. Morri-
son today declined to discuss the ex-
penditures. 1t was stated by labor
leaders. however. that the bulk OF the
money was turned over to Clarence
Darrow, the attorney indicted for
bribery. yesterday at Los Angeles.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30
AUTOMOBILE SHOW IN NORTHWEST
WAS OPENED N GRAND FORKS TODAY
Third Annual Event Finds More Cars and Finer
tical Side of Owning Machine Set Forth---Gay Four
Days for the North Dakota Autoists

This morning the doors Of the third
annual. Grand Forks automobile. show
were opened. and, even before the
noon hour. the cars housed. under the
roof of the big Grand Forks auditor
1um had been the means Of attracting
goodly numbers to the scene Soon
after the dinner hour the real crowds
began arriving. and with such an ex-
cepttonally satisfactory attendance on
the opening day. optimism has ia ken
mold and the show is already assured
OF complete success.
Features of the automobile show
arc many mad varied. and there will
be enough to command the entire at
tentioH Of every visitor who attends
whether he goes merely for the pur-
pose OF seeing the fine cars, whether
ne goes as ma Of res ct to the
car which he himself believes best, OF
whether he goes with critical eye ex.
pecting to make purchases.
The auditorium presents a festive
'ppearance, its decorations of green
iaNe been placed in the central. part
Ut the building. adding greatly to the
gaiety Of the scene. The automobiles
themselves are all of the l.ewest mod.
els, and everything that is new and
up to date in the motor world is t.
De found.
Each afternoon and evening during
the four days of the show musical and
other entertainment features will be
provided. These will serve as an ad.
ditional attraction to those who. at.
tend the show merely for the purpose
or seeing the cars. Already the man.
agement hcs been suco >ssful in secur.
ing Tracy Bangs consent to. deliver
an address Thursday evening. and
they also expect to provide other num-
bers for each evening of the show. &c
that there will be no dull moments
for those present.
Grand Forks Exhibit q Part.
Not the least interesting part of the
show Is the MADE in rand Forks
exhibit. which has been givel space
on the balcony floor of the auditorium
1t Is under the direction Of Gus Myers
and twenty-five Grand Forks factorie,
are participating in the display. Al.
most every branch Of the city's manu-.
facturing industry Is we'll represented
and the display is one that will com.
'nand great deal Of attention. The
show is maintained under the direc.
tion OF the Grand Forks Commercial
club, and It's Is the second time thai
1t has been created.
How So, Show Started.
Ihe Grand Forks auto show wai
launched two years ago when the
first show was held. It was such dis.
tinct success that a year ago it wat
repeated, with. vastly increased inter.
est being shown by outside auto deal.
ers and by the public of this section OF
the northwest.
1t was the success of these two
shows that caused the management tc
make even more elaborate prepara.
tions for this. years show.
Many People Will Attend.
The attendance records Of the pas;
two shows will be broken this season
as the interest shown by the people
outside of Grand Forks is very gen.
eral. Already the first out Of town
visitors have arrived in the city. and
there will be large number of others
arriving this evening and Wednesday
morning. 49,.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-30
MARGIN WAS NOT
VERY MATERIAL
Beef Sold at Different Prices
By Trust Members in the
Same City

Chicago, Jan. 3o-Steinger G. Ian.
CHER. margin clerk of the C. II. Ham.
mond and company plant of the Ma.
tinnal Packing company of Chicago,
continuing his testimony under cross
examination today at the trial of the
ten Chicago packers, read numerous
entries from the sales books of the
corporation showing the differences in
the selling price OF dressed beck sold
in New York and Boston by different
consignees the same day on which the
tes, cost had been figured.
The object of this was to refute the
governments charge that the margin
WAS material factor in fixing the
selling price.
The government attorneys yester-
day read a mass of figures into the
record of the case in an effort to show
that the margin system used by the
packers played an important part in
tho business transactions OF the al.
legged combination.
Counsel for the defense interpreted
the ngureS IN support of their CON.
tention that the margin had no con.
nection with the selling price.
John Barton Payne, counsel for Ed.
ward Tilden, president of the Nation.
al Packing company. read voluminouS
entries from the sales account books
of the company for 1907. 1908, 1909
anu 15lu III PROOF ol tIlc assertion Ll0S
the action of the packers in not credit.
ing the dressed beef account with the
value of the hides for a year and half
in figuring the test cost had not in
creased the cost of fresh meat in that
period.
He lso brought out that there was q
wide difference in the selling price Of
pressed beef bearing the same test
cost and sold in the same city on the
same day.
He showed that in November. 1909
car containing $4,000 pounds Of
dressed beef was shipped to Boston
and sold by three different consignees
on the same day at prices varying
ninetN-four cents a hundred pounds
between the highest and lowest figure.
Another instance was cited where
car of beef was shipped to New
York with a test cost of $1242 a hum
dred pounds and sold by two different
dealers on the same day at pricea
ranging from $11.4S to $11.69 a hun.
dred pounds.
Attorney Payne read numerous en-.
tries from the company's books to
show that in the period when the
packers suspended the credit on hides