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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMI1ER 27. 1CC3. f, f t -' ' GUil FOR ONE poison FOR f 0 Mrs. Abbie Kico Tells in Court the Story of an In- ;i conceivably Strange Pact of Death Defense Takes - f . Witness Monday. ' Omaha. Jfeb, Sept. Jl. 8mln .on ! th verge af narrow eollapsa and chok- Ing with amothred aobs, Mra Abble B. Kica, iv years uo w vr m ond tlma told tha tragio story of tha I trlpla aulcida paet between herself. Dr. i TTrederlck B. Rustin and Charles E. Da- I Ma and again pointed out Day la. mam bar of a mllllonalra Omaha ramiiy, aa tha man, who had promiiad Dr. Ruatln kin him.. In a. ralca lo low umt an I i l w. v.A auan .In (h. hushed courtroom, tha gtrl recited de ' I tails of an allcf ad arrangement between I Ir. Rustin and Davie, for Davis to kill tha physician and then commit sulclda Tn. airi. 'ina oenim iiiurv in wm- tie'a celebrated - murder caes,.was tha tar witness today at tha preliminary hjrtnT a( Dl& wrho ll Under bond on a charge or murdering nunw. in tha nrnuinci'ef a crowd which, filled the little courtroom to suffocation, mad up of tha elite ana in riri-raii ox ms cltv the alii. underwent a searching ax. animation at the lianas ox vounii turner Enrlisb. , several times . ane i aeemed about to faint and one waa , forced to pauaa while women tn the courtroom gave her a drink of water and fanned bar' until aha recovered, bar , composure, .. . .i ; .. . v - . iV-Xra. JUoa Identifies Sari . Tha county attorney concluded the direct examination thla afternoon and turned the wltnasa over to Davie' at torney Theae announced that' they were not reaay. xor cross-examination. , and judge crawrora aajournea in near- - jng to - jnonaay morning,, wnen urf. Kiee will taae ma staoa again. , ' During the entire examination of tha i girl bar anewera were dragged from -her I over atrenuoua oojecuons oy counsel . for tha defense, but moat or tn a ODJeo- tlone were overruled. . . .. ... -The rooit dramatic part of her terftl .' rrtony waa that referring to the acene f in Dr. - Buatin'a office tha evening be . era the phyalclan waa shot. Her testl j mnny that aha saw Davie In Buatin'a , office and that Ruatln bad told bar that "he bad got a man to do tba work (kill , Rustin) and that aha would not have to f (Jo it," waa admitted by the court, ghe NflJ IIGIII Oil TRUST SfriiATIOH t aesaasBwsBBaasBasBasBBsawaa, (Continued from Pae One.) I had never been Informed of an charge against Mr. Haskell ooanactlng htm wit the Standard OU sompany, or with any other trust I bad known htm a leader la the constitutional con vention and bad known Mm as one of the men principally responsible for the exoellent constitution which has been adapted by a majority of over 100,000, 70 of which waa furnished hv Renub- Ifnana " Why Bloat Taft Deaowaaa atlaaf "Tou aay that It was a matter of common notoriety that Mr. Haskell was connected with the Standard . Oil com pany. I have a right to assume that If so serious an objection bad existed to Mr. Haskell's election and had been a matter of common notoriety la Okla- oma, aa you say. Judge Taft would ave felt it hta conscientious dutv to warn the people when he auoke In Ok lahoma. If ha did not have the knowl edge, why can It ba assumed that I had It T And If ha had it. how can you ex cuse his failure to communicate tha In formation to the people of Oklahoma? "If you feel It your patriotlo duty to denouno Mr. HaakeU when, ba Is only a member of tha national oraanlxatlon. how ' much mora would Mr. Taft have WDflBS POWER : , OF .MOSI'IfE "- ... t - War Department Tests New Powder .Which Bcvolu-; tionizes Artillery. (Hearst Ifews by Leaflet teestd Wire.) Washington. Sept II. The war de partment Is demonstrating at Bandy Hook proving grounds. New York, with a, combination of powder and projectile that promleea an effective fighting rang of from 60 'to 71 per cent greater than any at tke command of any other army of tba world. Tha powder used In experiments la dunnlte, an lnven- of Lieutenant Colonel Bevi Dunn. It has an explosive power Pper cent a-reater than that at any known powder, including the Japanese shlmosa was also permitted to Identify tha man ' as Davis, the defendant, and to state that Rustin bad told her Davla was to felt It bis patriotlo duty to denounce Mr. Haskell. when h waa aspiring to be cutu executive oi a local siaie. ,(. ' Cas Tried Xx rart. . 1 "I could have no knowledge of ths suit to which you refer when be waa ap pointed chairman of - tha resolutions ooramittea of tha Democratic national convention because the suit waa begun while be waa at Denver, and as a mat ter of fact I did not know anything of tha nature of tha suit until after be was raaaa ireaeurar oz uie national , com mittee, and no fair minded person can decide upon the merits of your obarc wiuiuui an examination or tne pro visions of tha license or franchise Issued to, tha oil. company by your administra tion ,, - . , . "I need hardly refer to the newly wnicn yott lay so The article In the Aty attention found evidence upon which you lay so Stu uu tu.; i ia anic utlook of September 5. , Mr was never called to that article until read the published -copy of your lattef, and while I have great respect for the Outlook. and I suppose I have for the writer (although, you do not rive hi name).' I would - hardly feel Justified in oeoiaing aa prompuy aa you do on witnout lnvestl Statement s - parte 'I ration. i Oollusloa wltb. Steel Trust, "Tou our ues qua the do tha kllllne- on condition that the nhv. ician riva mm poison to commit sui cide. Witness told tn detail bow Ru tin said ha bad arranged to bavo Davis .meet him at bis (Rustln's) house and there kill - him, and bow Ruatln. in her (iresenca, bad , telephoned for a bottle of ' aconite, a deadly poison, and had given i fcer half of it to end bar Ufa, too.' Then I ehe went tn: ..; Za aat alonr Talked of Satn. "I was alone in Dr. Rustin'a office at rou present an indlotment agatnst platform declarations on tha trust ui u ao not reier to au or Diansi ana na not ami iiibMw ,ith those to which you do rfr n,i. ni.i. form declarea In -favor nf t .vimM... uiuiuwicui ox ino criminal law against uur irun magnates and official such demands. Ouf nlatfnrn, h...i. ."' corpomuoni Deyona a certain six be compelled to sell at the same price In all tarta of tha coyntra anca being made for the cost of trana- Suriaiion. awiu you deny that thla Is In le Interest of tha nanaum mn in Interest of the smaller oompetltorT It nas oeen siaieo mat tna unit dwbi corno ration, witn vour nnu m.. sent, purchased one of the lirmi rt-ni and thus obtained control of mora than miy per cent or tne total nntmit iiiir jmr rani oi ' tne total output Will you Insist that In permitting fhli you aho wed. less favor to tha monopo llstlo corporations than I do In opposing ltT Tnunt Honey Sox O. ...; ' Too quota at length from a speech made by Governor Hughes In which, he ridiculed one of our anti-trust reme dies. Did not Governor Hurhu h... the support of the New Tork delegation in the convention, and Is not Kew York City tha home of many of the Republl- nun iaii conspicuous in ueir connec tion with the law-defying corporations? iuu aru certainly .aware or tne xact The ordinary shell or projectile used been elongated so aa powder. by the army haa to lessen Ait air resistance and other wise shaped to receive the - full force or the powder explosion. - Tha preliminary testa at Sandy Hook bav shown that . the new projectiles have an extreme range of from it to eo -par cent mora tnan tn old projec tiles. In combination with tha n powder tha new projectile haa an ax-1 treme rang or rrom to to Tl per cent more than ths old proieotllea - Aa tha extreme range of the proleo- I iuu neretoiore usea ov tn army nas bean as great as that of any other army In the world, tha new discovery gives to una country a xignting weapon erreo tive at far greater rang than that of aoy-otner army. .in extreme rang or a shell is a! mil to an Inch. The Six-inch shell had lit .m.i.i aa rm IM tliS .vJr Aii&vUt it uyfiU v ( )T I Vki-'si.si CJi. sayojiui ji t ... ...- M a range of six miles, the U-lnoh sheU a nuige ox is miles. RAILROAD LAND : Western Pacific Agents Xre Compelled to Let ,Go Tract In California, (TBlted Press Leaerf Wire.) . Baa Francisco, Bept 1. State Min eralogist Aubury after a long fight haa compelled H. H. Yard ft Co.. speoulat- ora associated with the Western Pa cific, to release their bold on lS.OOOt acres of rich mineral land tn Tima and Butte countlea. This land waa lo cated by Tard and his associates some j i u taiar Aunurv . ri n action In tb land office on the ground uiai won u caa oeen taaen as min eral land ana was known tn nnnt.in uiinnraia, tn iana -was desired ror rail road purposes. The lanoTofflce haa now caucwien me xuing. xard la aald to hava extensive Interests In other aeo- uona oi uregon and California. Understand Us ! DY reducing -fuel bills 25 to 50 per cent- - 1 Y saving one-fluarler of ' thd1 time3 usu ff ally spent in the kitcheiv v-t 'm- i , J Y eternallv doing awa Svith nearly: ;ff t ALL' of the disagreeable labor : ; necessary to keep the tommoritrarige halfway presentable. ' ' Vj ; ; s 7l 9'c'?clt n befora ba waa J that In the ataUmen't filed bV George R. fchot i The doctor soon came In and a I Sheldon, then treasurer of the Renubli. litue r, later iiJavis came, ur, usun can State committee, two RBHVtl HIV W W HQ VUUIU lft 1 tlltT Ml, XI UglXfiW lvu aiuiiv.' wwi us. to miv nvnivr and soon he and Davis cam along, I saw ttustin put uavis on tne zirst ear running west towards jtusun noma, and then he Joined tne. . . . ; "He aaked me to walk with him, and we started west and went to within a block of the house. All the time he talked rapidly and excitedly. And he tauted about aeatn ail tne time, and about his wife and his children and bis! Ilia insurance. election, it appeared ' contributions war that the following made to tha campaign, fund: JT. Plerpont Morgan, 120,000. John D. Rockefeller, $6,000. Andrew 'Carnegie, $5,000. Charles M. Schwab, 11,000. John W. Gates, $2,000. W. E. Corey. $8,000. W. Nelson CromwelL $1,000. W, F. Havemeyer, $800. B. T. Duke, $500. Several of these gentlemen .w?hadhi2!!!!i officially connected wth 5?Ch4iiMh?it4.tJi"ir SSHf t- trust. Would tha fact that these iwaitlna-.' We walked rapidly until tntil tn., in wait awhll. ti.( 1. wn.. 1 .t be back for ma If his plans did not BooseraH Mot Bore of Tafl. , work,. I waited about the corner fori "Aa you quote from Governor nvmi uu mii no am not return, anaiHUfjhee, i take it ror granted that Mr. jucii went uywn rawn, i got anxious Tart nas not yet expressed Himself in to know whether Rustin s plana had a satisfactory manner on tha subject worked and I called up hi house sev- or you would naturally prefer to quote I A wej Miu u noowr waa i irom tne presidential candidate where-f'-if T X iiL' 1 . ! lever possible. Tou aay. .'Let us repeat A. LVJit7hS J?"1 dton; that no law-defying corporation haa any il w. "' ,uia "'"r reason to tear irom you ave prcutlon raat. for.th.' pre.- ZA h- u''PPJr- "terrla'! th Ust part of th Ci. -V-i. " ""'i" iulo i sentence. First I might question your Kh ,. - 7, . lauiuty 10 act as an expert as to panic nrttJ' .'"Lrrl?? "3,! A1? preventives, since you now havexn on courtroom to th matron's office after adjournment, to wait tor ner new or- deal Monday, when sbo will face th tbtviiivj. ivr me oexensa nHniirFim.!,! A ; i. i vour jianuB, out as to your cnarga tnat adjournment to Walt for her new or- law-defvlnv trust haa reason In tne direct errect or -tne anti-truat rem. dies wnicn I favor, permit me to- aug- form. aa aoan u ttim. w I mbllolty of. Oontrlbatlona. 'But there Is .lnothtr f.ni vhi.i, I raises a Dresumntlon in fivnr nt tf ana gainst your party, i re-1 w in my termer letter to you. but you InadvertenUv ovarlnnira i; tn your renlv and tha mamh- I i ", in iur consultation, evi dently did not notice it I stated that we had not knowingly received a dollar I "vm mi . oxnoiai connected with a cor-1 ' mown as a trust and that any wv.T BU lwnrII wuuia do returned a aoon aa we received knowledge of tha fact I now remind you that your convention deliberately rejected by i vvvasj Ua. M an, I n a n flnv rannf Inat 1 - V camriDuiions. Are VOU wlfllnar i aav .t... pnbllo mteraat waa served in 190a by 7 ,. 7. " QimiioD toe COn- I trlbutlon maris tn tha nmiKi.a. . K'in trornmitiee oy Mr. Harriman and '"r:?,';.,'j01"cl"a r nim irom others? . Will 'VOU aalc Tmtf n.tlnn.l tee to publish before election the con trlbutiona above HOOT. Or if v.. I tZV i:"J" " too smau a sum. the con- I trlbutlons above 1,000T Or, If this is vw smau, tne $10,0007 ; . contributions above I We don't make this unusual statement thought-1 lessly. Our SO years' experience as stove deal ers convinces tw that the Monarch is the one and only x'ange that would justify such a claim. We want to demonstrate it to every intending range buyer.' .' ; .-. . , Fuel, time and labor represent "real money- and the Monarch Range will save a considerable" percentage of all three. This, we can prove conclusively, by the con struction of the range and by the testimony, of ' hundreds of Monarch owners in Portland. , Actual figures show that the saving in the first year or two of the range's use is sufficient to repay its entire first cost.. 7 , ' This, without even considering the delight that a woman experiences in using a' range that AL WAYS does its work WELL. The value of such satisfaction is infinite. It can scarcely be estimated in dollars and' cents. ' THE MONARCH FUEL If Monarch Ranges were, made like other.: ranges it. would be ridiculous to claim a 1-3 fuel saving. But they "' aren't Even the material -is different Made of malleable iron and rivets instead pf brittle cast iron, bolts and stove putty, the Monarch gives for, years and years good economical -service that cannot even be Expected of common "leaky'fteef Ranges.1 Vv,v. TIME Much of . the tfme spent .in. kitchen-work:' Is' WAbiiU :waiting for the top to get hot in the morning; or the oven to get up to baking heat. The Monarch air-tight malleable construction savei this time. A piping hot fire in five minutes after opening the drafts is the regular thing. . , : , v . LABOR Ctrkr .!-!. U. 4 i ' - "L I t-mmmmmmmmm wmm mmmm "vrui(j me 1 ailgC , tup I s v 1 CyCrrTlOrC ; touch the body of your range with paint I Give up scraping , and . scouring dirty black kettle bottoms. These things ' aren't heces-' ,sary in a "Monarch" kitchen. The Monarch doesn't need such care, but still it's the constant pride of a housewife. It's so spotlessly clean and shiny. - ' . "STAYS BECAUSE IT IS ; Built RIGHT of MALLEABLE IRON OUR TERMS ON " ' : $50.00 at Time of Purchase , ; $5.00 PER MONTH CASH Of CREDIT. GOOD PLAC TO TRADE IS I8S10T1S9.FIRS1 StRBEr. HDUSEFUnrJISHERS SATISFAGTOR Y" I! gent that your testlmonv on this sub ject la not conclusive. You are a wit ness, to be sure, but your interest la the result of tha aleotlon must ba takwn into consiaerauon in wejfninr your, tes timony. Trail xcarsatea ror Tart. "There Is better evidence, and tha trust magnates know their, own Intar. ests and they ara supporting'' Judge aatln lain mnhain t2i(u.- :i ' I It is a matter of common notorletv that cords, prunellas, eollennes. maraulsette I tbar wer" oonsplcuoua In th RepubU- . . V. v u.. .v., V MIIK I f I - - - auarters for mourning roods of all I ,er ot ?mmon notoriety that they are Kinds. McAIlen A and Morrison. palrn, "It SALE BLACK DRESS GOODS. j-inesa imported. Trend aToveltlea a I Oraat Variety o Baled rrom, fjpectal reduced ericaa roods Monday and Tuesdar. voiles. P.n. Is."1" "? 'r f u?Porun' Juae Rmas, serges. broadcloths, chevlnta 1 1 on" or ln trust magnate errlngbone stripes, serrlaa taVni.2' I h,,.Pa to cure roy nomination, while obaira, Blcillana whin- wle? "toT He.": f" conv.nUon and If U rtaUw a mat nlng goods of sll I ,er of 00non notoriety that they art t , McDonnell. Third uPPrtlng your party - la thla cam- yon nam a sin si official con- ObaJlanraa Taft to Oomnaiiaons. "In conclusion you say that you ask support for Mr. Taft because he stands for the moral uplift of the nation.' ,. 1 ar to compare my efforts for lii upiixt ox me nation with his fJ01. m,r ?dV.with. ha-deads, and the Doliclea to whlnh T an, nmi..j the policies to which be is com mitted. And. more than that If I n assume that he will follow in your fOOtStSDS. I dara to AAmnaM ( . 1 Of the presidency with his. i ao noi regara it: as proper for the esldent to use his crestle-a. hla Inn,,. ence and hla nitnnan tn M nn ber of the nartv aa anlnat inntn.. v, aspires to of flea I regard It aa a vlo- itttiua ox in oDiigation tnat the presi dent owes to the whole people, to use an oince mat oeionga to tne wftole peo ple aa a party asset, for the advance ment of a personal friend or a political protega. Vary truly yours. (Slrned.) - W. J. BRYAN." RECORDS SHOW IIP OIL CASE (Continued from Page Ona) PERSONALS Elwafd P Swift of the Swift. Park. in company stopped in PorUand yes terday "While travel In on a nlHmn trip across the continent Mr. Swift went out to take a look at tha ait nr the new packina: town on the Peninsula in th afternoon. Accompanying Mr. ewirt l lira, Bwirt and a party of frlenda Thee are Colonel E. 8. David son of Toronto, Miss Davidson, a. Me- nae ana jnra. mckm ox Winnipeg and Early In October Governor Olllart f J"", ''awoioing corporation.' California will barln .t,imni.. Z I "lu""i,u'T or trust woo nas aeciared or of his state in btha"f of th?PT.rt lar ,tht aupportlng me, Sherman ticket. He wl?l b, heard In". 1 ? Pbllcly warn that I will enforce Mr th " ".eh. w&IiniwrS: nasi ssrai. conferred with the president before la- e bis rules and regulations. That la the custom, and a very prop- K 8. Darling and Mr. Darlln. Cylde B. Altchlson of the state rail road commission will leave this week for Washington to attend the national convention of state railroad corn ml s slonsrs which will-, convene In tht cut. ucwnr a. laws .m.nilM In H a DmmmM. . 1 . I What You May Expect when buying at this Jewelry store, where every effort is put forward to pve complete satisfaction to its patrons. When selecting from our stock of diamonds, watches, jewelry, sterling sUrer. docks, cut gLaxs and other kindred, lines, you may be sure of the largest assortment In the. Northwest, of the most up-to-date styles and designs at prices that will be most tttractire, er custom, I know, of . Secretary Qar-r xieia s in an cases oi new and import ant legislation. Sucb conferences may FoasiDiy nav iea to a misunderstanding, rom which Governor Haskell's claim that the president ordered Mr: Hitchcock to grant tne privueg may nave arisen. "I have not the slightest doubt that there wer no orders of any description, and the best evidence of thla Is the tele gram from Mr. Hitchcock in whter he says tnat at . statement or tnat kind Is an absolute falsehood. He. of course. khows Detter man anyDoay eise. "To resume, then, Mr, Hitchcock, and later, Mr. Garfield, In allowing tha ex tension or tne line last April acted di rectly in accordance with th law. SaskaU and tba OU Company. "Governor Haskella action. - however. waa, on tha face of It, at least, exactly the contrary, aa will b seen by noting the following facta: V "Tha constitution of Oklahoma, with the formation of which Governor Haa keU bad much to do, provided that cer tain definite action must be taken by corporations Dei ore tney couwi nave the right of eminent domain, among which requirement was their incorporation in tha atata of Oklahoma and tha filing af lists of stockholders, of floe ra and di rectors or the corporation. "When Attorney-General West of Ok lahoma found that tha Pralria nil a Gaa company waa about to balhl a nip uuv wniun wouia uniia ntnwmva and private lends. Involving th ex ercise or tn power or eminent domain, be brought suit In equity to restrain the company by Injunction from doing thla unless It compiled rlth th claar mandates of th etat constitution. "This question at Issue Is not. "Should th pip Jin be bulltr bat, "Should th against tha attorney-general by the lower court to prevent th carrying out of tb Injunction obtained. "Thus you will see tha president's claim against Governor Haskell Is that he acted directly against tba laws of UKianoma to neip out. mis company, whereaa tha truth concerning tha de partment of tba Interior is that It acted directly under and In accordance with tna law ' or tn united Htate, wnicn the secretary la bound to effectuate, and merely required any applicant for. the privilege to quality unaer mat jaw, which thla particular company did very weii. - Then, to resume, the difference I simply that th secretaries of th In terior administered the law - In good faith to the best of their ability, while uovernor HasKeii toon extraorainary steps to prevent the effectuating of th law. of th state of Oklahoma. Say XaakeU Made MO protest "One more matter, namely, tb claim that Rovernor Haskell Drotested aralnat any action of Secretary- Garfield - last April, or any other tlma The only cor reeDondence which can b found in th records 1 a telegram from th aovtrnof j to the secretary, and a reply. They are as follows: ' s : . u : 4 Guthrie. Okla.. April 22. 1908. To Hon. James B. Garfield."' Secretary of the Interior. Washlnrton. D, C. We want to harmonics with vour official acta, and therefore ask yod to advise us If you claim power to grant franchise to dIdo lines lnvolvlna rlchs of eminent domain in our state. , Kindly advise ma " 'Governor of Oklahoma;' " ; Minzfacturirg Jewt!en Comer Third and Washington Streets ' Opticians , Diamond Importers' company comply with th requirements oi atate jawr ana this waa all that Attorney-General West tried ta tn-ln. suww n m ma n.i pretena .tnat he ' woo Id prevent tb building af th line ttne company complied witb th state '. KaekaU-s Claaa Wltk Wert. "Governor Haskell. I am told uader good authority, attempted to have At tornev -General West withdraw tha en It ad una allow , th pipe line baUdlng --iuios. nnopuun wita u atata law, He re seed ta aa aa. Thrtura. aa I hava been Informed. sd I have not eaa It denied. Oovernor HaakeU eMaloed frow the suprvm ewurt af tha atata a writ af prohiMtiaa "Denartment of the Tnterior. April It. 10. Hon. C N. Haskell, Guthrie. Okla I grant ths pipe lines nothing What ever but permits to cross - or usa re stricted allotment and tribal property. I heartily concur with your desire for complete harmony, between federal and .lit. . . , . an . YVf VT T ' "There is no appearance of a protest J in me rovernore teierram, it was noK so renraea oy tne secretary at tne una and ft waa believed that tba telegram was a msro request for Information and fiu miro ox cooperation oy state oxri- i elals aa far as voeelble with the depart-' ' ment of tb Interior, and th secretary heartily responded In hla telegram." CHIEF OEDEKS AUBESTS (Continued from Pag One.) not b conducted on th Sabbath day Store, shop, grocery, ball alley, billiard room or tippling hous. Tb following are exempted from th provialons of th Ud law: Drug- stores, . doctor shops, undertak re, livery keepers, butchers and bakera It Is not expected that large sums of oau wiu do demanded in tne majority of caaea of those who evidently will be arrested today, but each man must appear before the munlcmal court Mon. day. On that day tba police court will undoubtedly have a tremendous lot of iia-nitin business on hand. The fine given for the offense Is IS to ISO, Followlnr la the order Issued bv Chief vrnianiaciier last evening; v "Captains of Pollc In reard to th ounuay ciosina to taaa errect tomor row, it beina Impossible to arrest every one If a combined resistance to th order snould be made, therefor In. struct th officers aa follows: - Arrest all keepers of billiard rooms. Thovllnar aiieys, stores, anops, groceries and-other places, specifically mentioned, in the statutes. , 'Stores' twill Include clothing stores" snd - clsrar stores. All other places not cieany denned . take names of owners and.- locations of business and uw or business and report same with a view ' or supmlttln the same to t grand Jury. C GRITZMACHER, tw w , "Chief of Police." Tor the flrat tlm Irf her history NV vada is .about to choos a United States aenator by direct vota- The legislative candidates of both parties have pledged tnemseives to stand by th popular vote ror senator; and Francis , o. Nn n and Patrlok L Flanlran, respectively Democratic and "Republican candidates ror senator, nave agreed to abide by tha popular vote. x S3,356 .10 FROM II. S. TO JOHN 0. Merely a Refund on 'Stamps' : Used by Standard Oil on Manifests. '. Washington, Sept. it. The RtatM. ard Oil company of Nw tork has just received from Unci 8am a treasurv warrant for $$,6.10, this amount being' a refund for stamps used on tinnrr manifests between July t. lgaf. and June SO, 1901. - It required a-decision of the comptroller of th treasury befora the claim of th Standard Oil com ban v was paid. j. -Th hold-up of th claim was due ta tb action of th auditor of the treas ury department, who ami .. apply, the 3,000 and odd dollars as pnrt payment of tha 129,400,000 fine whit was Imposed. . Th claim for th refund of the stamp taxes waa mada hv tLLp feller, treasurer of the DKniiatyi rn company of New York. December J7 of last year. - and the claim w . i by the commissioner of Internal ravi nue, J. Copera . , , - ney Cameron have decided to arrest every maa keeping bis place of business rn looay, provided bia buslnesa la one those specifically prohibited by law, Thla means that instead of sne renra. entatlv or each class being arrested ta. wmatw k at caa. wwmrw ana will m nr. dered to appear befora th municipal , sawn ua, J. C Oeewlwfa. e: PLatdmiia w r- ears: "BueaJeaa Arnica Salv Is a sere nmga Imecker fur ilnn A bad eas 'came n ny g last e-jmmer. bet that wn4rfal selvs asorked It out la r"'a No r-r-n a a-ar ra- bsrea, a lie at ail arott ate. Tba proprietor of sucb Blares aa are' ret speclelly mentioned by name In the ' law on Sunday eloalna will be listed. I and their epparnt Infractkwte of th statute laid befora tba graad Jury at OaH TTyeai e-raad Tary. "Judre Cameron told ma that these! wld be laid bsfors the grand, ry rlfbt away, ss that It may deride at aiaoee snav reeaaia bmb m Sun. , dr aad what must ba closed." snld t swain. "Wa- ftan4Mn. aaJ IK.r ir. L. . , i nil, a ma. , Thee ara tha 1 :na m K,itxa i.k i Blllnger and Cottsn s code setssrreil Chief Grltswtschvr last svesloa Ulked It sver mis sfteroAen. aal 3 GOLD MEDALS mm J (. - MIOHEST AWARD AT xaisrnsBsssj nrrd rrbrbftion. Parts, rraasa; t. ItH Warlli Fair: I-ewts aad Clark Expenttoa. Portia ad. Orefoa. Coo I a tkere soaaielr . - aaora ssavtaeiag mdeace at it s aaanorurt . SHf FK uix nra afctolstety para, perfsetry ssed. anllsw asi af xqalaite tavsr. tut saia a tsaaag kara. ssfs aad drag sUrs. - . S. fflRSCH & CO. Kansas City, Mo. r if 1 1 IK- 1 i n. ....