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'J' A zr V'" 'M, VEDKESDAT. DECEMBER 1, 1909. THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN NINjh EUGENE H. C. LEUTZB.

SUGAR TRUST TO Exclusive Agents for AS. I v. s.ys.:j MB a A' 'A FMOTO SUCK. WASM Ranking Rear Ad ml ml of the Navy. OIL KING GUARDED FOR FEAR OFATTEiVlPTATKIDNAPPING Cleveland, Nov.

30. Frightened I (filer came from Sawyer Smith of mnr ia Li.in,.n nr Mlneraville. Va. While In Alliance. v.

luute John l. RockefclUr left Saturday night, ho heard two men se In a r.liA nWMnv tA kMnnn t.i. Korest Ulil heme f.r hie K'ew Rotkefrllcr. redd, nee late tcdiiy. "it would easier kill him and HockvfcHer; was eicorted the gt the reword nm the win i i 'i1 Irs In by a ff "1 vtcg Tnen and the Cleveland police.

Smith came here and notified the po The oil kind's departure followed a lice. The officers took him to Roeke reulleia night at hli East Cleveland feller and had hl.n tell the story, i mansion. Ilia home wai surrounded i "I bellevo you arc telling the truth," by guards throughout the, night. Two! said Rockefeller. suspicious thnractero were dilven; The oil king Immediately called off away from the ground.

There wan no an engagement he had to attend a evidence egainat trem of sufficient lin ohurch meeting last night and an port to caune their arreiL nounced hla Intention of leaving for Tha atory of a plot against Rock New York today. PAINLESS SURGERY IS TO BECOME ACTUALITY New Nov. 0. Palnleaa surgery, without after effect, the dlacovery which Dr. Jonneaco, dean of the medical board of the University of Ruchareat, who arrived here today on Kronprlnzessln CecUle, has come to America to demonstrate.

Stovalne Is drug already' known to the medical world, buut by combining It with strychnine and distilled water and Injecting It Into the spinal cord, the doctor has been ab'e to produce complete Insensibility to pain without the loss of consclouanesa, nausea, headache, disturbances of heart action an dother familiar effects of ether and chloroform. In one case, a boy with bandaged eyes on whose brain the surgeon was at work, nsked Jilra when the operation was to begin, and then walked to the cot after it was over. Burgeons are by this fact encouraged to hope the spinal cord, which has been compressed by a fracture of the verte brae, will Anally return to Its normal condition, the pressure upon It having been removed, and comp ete recovi ery from paralysis will follow. Dr. J.

II. George, president of Dru ry college, will! speak at the meeting for men to be. held, at Y. M. A.

next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The theme will be announced later. A Demonstration Will Convince You. Immediate Delivery The De Tamble "THE GREATEST THING ON WHEELS FOR 1910'" 14 fl. 90 In.

Wheel Bs.se; Majneto, of Course. $650 The De Tamble Immediate Delivery. The speediest, strongest, easiest riding and greatest running 3 or 4 passenger car ever 'offered at less than $1,000. Limited territory for responsible agents, and now is the time to get in. The De Tamble won the cup offered by tho Marysville Auto Club the 761 2 mile run, 41 cars in the race.

Three new cars just unloaded today, two of them are 4 passengcrs. J. E. ATKINSON 300 E. WALNUT ST.

Where Quality Counts Just phone 986 and have your eletrical and mechanical work done A. C. GREENMAN 214 216 North Jefferson Street. FEEL TUFT LASH President Anxious to Get at Men Higher Up, Who Have Di rectcd Big Frauds. EXECUTIVE IS SEEKING T0 FIND STOCKHOLDERS.

Congress Likely To Be Asked In Message to Make Investigation of Trust Misdeeds. Washington, Nov, 30. There a kettle heating in the White House for the managers of the Sugar Trust. Unless something akin to a miracle happens to change President 's convic tions the men who have been di recting the affairs of the American Sugar Refining company will receive an excoriation in his mes sage to consress the like of which no corporatVn ever has had be fore. The knout is being prepar ed and there are likely to be a few extra knots tied in U.S.

i Presidential wrath is not. going to be wasted on the agents of the trust who have been sticking corset springs in the scales and slip ping lulls into the pockets of small salaried employes of the government. The men who will hour the swish of White House lash will be those who have been drawing big salaries and who are suspected by the presi twirof iJielvhoIe disgraceful su gar scandal. hat Colonel Theodore Roose office of the trust must have unloaded. It develops that sixty per cent of the stock of the trust is owned in New England, and tKstiA lifld Knnn finniMliinrr tt A panic among the representatives and senators of that section at the prospect of what may follow.

Practically one half of the trust stock, according to the result of the government's investigation, is held' trustees for widows and tho legatees of estates. Tho president is suspicious of tho situation under which it is found that the menia control of the great trust hold so small a percentage of its stock and of the distribution of it which appears to have occurred during a com paratively short time. Something Wayne So you think you wmild like to make a Journey to the North Pole? I'ayn Yes, 1 think I would. It must' be restful to get to some pace where nobody carra whulhcr the snow Is olsaned. oft er not.

of the power and vier of expres sion which hide behind the president's smile is likely to make itself felt when he says what he has in mind to say of the operations of the officers of the trust. This determination on the part of the president will operate to the defeat of the campaign of the department of justice to prevent its evidence beir opened through an investigation by congress. Unless this fact can be brought to bear upon the president with sufficient force to bottle his wrath the action of congress in the sugar investigation will come with a rush. Some of the men in Congress who" are least infcae uhlir dent 4 to admit velt used to say of corporations is confidently expected to sound like an extract from a rhythmical tract when placed beside the personal opinion of President William II. Taft as to the acts by which the Sugar Trust corrupted the employes of the government.

He has decided opinions as to where tho blarao should be laid, and he will make no reservations in his1 drafting of the English language to make his meaning plain. Investigation on the part of the government has developed the startling fact that the men who now manago the affairs of the American Sugar Refining company own but a comparatively small percentage of its stock. Just how this change was brought about and when will bo an in teresting phase of tho congres sinnal investigation. It has come to the knowledge of Tresidnt Taft that the Havemeyers, supposed to be heavily interested in the Sugar Trust, in reality now hold its stock to the extent of only about one thousand shares. Similar deductions have been reached in the case of other men who were believed to be heavily interested in this business.

Curiously enough, it appears to be the careful New Englandcr jwho has acquired the sugar stock I which the men close to the main that they would not dare place themselves in the position of voting aainst an investigation, even though they doubt its wisdom during the pendency of the trials. HEIRS CLAIM SHARE IN Al GOVERNMENT JUDGMENT. O. W. Goad has returned from Washington, D.

where he argued a case for the descendants of Alexander Brown, a half blood Cherokee Indian, who claimed their share of the $5,000,000 judgment against the govern ment. The court held that as the children of BrownindT their descendants were not enrolled that they would not be allowed any part of the money awarded the tribe. Mr. Goad said yesterday that the decision of the court would not affect the minor children of Brown or their descendants as Brown was enrolled at that time. It is thought that an appeal will be taken to the supreme court of the United States.

The plaintiffs in the case reside in the north part of Greene county, the south end of Polk and the east end of Dade County. DEMOCRAT GETS OFFICE BY THE TOSS OF A COIN. Frankfort, Nov. JO. A novel um of a coin to decide an election came to light here today.

In the Munfordevllle precinct the Democratic and Republican nominees for magistrate. J. H. Vaughn and John Brent each were tied with Sll votes. They agreed to toas half dollar, the winner of the toss to take the election.

Vaughn, the Democrat chose tails and won. ACTION OF SEA GULLS INDICATE HARD WINTER. New York, Nov. JO. Thousands of sea gulls covered the upper bay yesterday afternoon.

When lh4 gulls, which, resting on the water, presented a picture of cotton field In full bloom, took to wing at the approach of a vessel they resembled a miniature snowstorm, Old mariners declared It had been many years since the gulls were so numerous end that It whs Indicative of a aevere cold winter and many anowatnrms. The Best Christmas Gift For Father, Mother, Grandpa and Grandma, Is a Handsome Tair of 10 Karat Gold Filled Spectacles. JUST MENTION THEIR AGE. A PERf Ct TuiCCf SPEX No eye toot inn la nooessary ts fit even the very weakest eyes with the as they ars fitted perfsotly by age only. A handsoae flvi dolla? Oold rilled pair for only 11.50.

and a silver tipped Spectacle Cxae free with aob pair. For eal onit at CRANK'S DRUG STORE, Springfield, Mo. i Cut DR. WIENER, We would like to talk teeth to you. Our prices are right our work absolutely high class.

Only, omce.using Laughing Gas for extracting. Ladr in attendance. Sets Teeth $5 to $12. Gold filling $1 up. All other fillings 50c.

Painless extracting 25c. Teeth extracted free daily, 11:00 to noon and 4 to 5 p. m. IIG HON. LUKE E.

WRIGHT, Former Governor General of Philippines to Succeed Judge Lawton, Recently Promoted. "Washington, Nov. 30. Gener al Luke E. "Wright, Democrat.

former governor of the Philip pines and Roosevelt's secretary of war, has been selected by Taft to bo United States judge of the circuit court of the Sixteenth district, to succeed Judge Lurton chosen to fill the vacancy in the United States supreme court caused by the death of Justice Peckham. These nominations will not be announced until after oongress meets Berry W. C. T. tJ.

met with Mrs. Clay Thursday, November 1. In connection with this meeting the ladles ot Berry union gave shower in honor of Mrs. Clay, at the close of which very delicious refreshments were serv ed. The next meeting; isilt'be held December I with Mrs.

Banfleld, 1321 Frisco. NOT A HABIT. Mrs. Ooodthtng I bear that your trtend Mr. Cadger ts given to drink.

Is it trust Mr. Ooodthlng Only when drink la given to him. Glass the finest made, the most brilliant. Largest line shown in the city. EAST WALNUT UUBBER STAMPS tits tea catueeei Gardner Office Supply Company siccus nRiuitu "iifiwRirta besu mew systems tEcnoNA aooevckns Winter Tourist Rates From Springfield I via Tickets are on sale dailj, final return limit June 1, 1910..

Liberal stopovers in either direction. San Antonio, fez Fort Worth, lex. 16 SS Dallas, lex. 14.55 Brownsville, Tex 39.30 Paso, Tex 41.U Corpus ChrUti, Tex 3110 Galveston. 28.15 Houston, Tex 24.15 Jacksonville Fla.

via Memphl 18 BlralnjVin 39.70 JacksonvUlevta, St Louis 42.00 Pensacola, Flav 27.40 New Orleans, La. 27.40 Lake Charles, La 24.80 Savannah, Ga 37.40 Thomasvilla, Ga 34.70 Mexico City, Mex. 45.35 Torreon, Mex 48.40 GuMport. 27.40 Albuquerque, N. 39.00 Roswell, N.

...29.80 And many other points. Improved train service, "through feleepers, dining car service. For reservations and other information inquire of V. SMITH, Gcn'l Agt. lapL FLAPJACK OHIO EATERS TO ENGAGE IN CONTEST.

Flndlay, Nov. T. W. Mlaamore of Arlington, this county, has Issued a flapjack challenge to Paul Cramer of Tiffin. Cramer, a tew days ago ate sixteen at one sitting In a Fostorla restaurant.

Mr. Cramer says he has eaten pancakes for breakfast for 15 years, and If the laid on the. ground a. step apaj would reach from that town La Iksil to Toledo and the ayrup would be enough to float a battleship. Mr.

Cramer does not forget bis wife, for he says she can turn them either hand when she Is baking them, turn two at once with each hand turning one In and one out, or both In or both out. This art she has acntilrfd keeping up with her husband eating them. John Davis recently visit family at Aurora..