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1 HOtJSTON DAILY POST. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1G. 1909. STAR HITTERS phone last night that he Willi! hav; his car In magnificent form for Saturday a meet and that the auto fans of Houston could rest aasaured that they would be CHILD LABOR WILL BE HERE for several years has recently been sold, which will necessitate securing annther place, and an effort will be made secure ground out Han Antonio street for the park next season.

It Is not known who will take li.v-hart'a place In the league, hut there will lie no trouble on that account, as them' are four applications for a place In the league and It will go to the bent one of them. Lockhart wns the smallest town of the eight towns composing the league, and not playlnir Sundays would have worked a hardship lo the other teams as well as the backers of the team. Are On Top of the World of good dressers if you re a wearer one of i. i 'it ii -I Kc'rcJier Will Participate; Id the Auto Races Saturday. TO RACE BARNEY OILFIELD Two Firs and Ten-Mile Motor Cycle Events Will Be Fulled Off Before Auto Kaces Take Place.

The Houston Automobile club closed a contract last night over the long distance telephone with Ben Kerscher, the great German auto Dllot. to BDDear In Houston next Kntiirdflv find rl rt vo Mr mflmmAth 1 next Saturday and drive his mammoth 100-horscpower Darracq against Barney Oldfleld In the big professional free-for-all races which will make up the most Interesting end of the program. Kerscher Is at San Antonio at the present time, driving his car the free-for-all events there. He has made a great hit with the San Antonio funs and wllf" undoubtedly duplicate his stunts here. Kerscher first sprang Into fame In Europe when a kid and came to this country as a mechanician.

He gradually worked himself Into the limelight' until he stands today one of the marvels of the racing game. The Darracq which Kerscher drives Is the same as Wagner piloted to victory In the Vanderbilt cup race a couple of years ago. Last winter on the Daytona beach In Florida the same, machine upset the dope pot when it negotiated a mile in thirty-one seconds. Two years ago at Dead Horse hill In Massachusetts the Darracq established a mark for- hill climbing that has never been beaten. Kerscher has always entertained the Idea that he could measure strength with the mighty Barney Oldfleld on a small track, and the meet here wlH give the death-defying Dutchman a chance to demonstrate how well he can make good.

Kerscher said over the long distance M'sPills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the whole system, and produces SICK HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheumatism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy forthesa common diseases than DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. Take No Substitute.

the Big as the KUPPENHE1MER HIRSH-OTKWIRE SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHING jThese arej He Clothes which are always ahead of their compe titors When it comes to style, quality and workmat'shipl; JI0ur Suits and Overcoats range from $15 Up Satisfaction Must Be Yours Leopold Sl Trie 509 MAIN READ POST WANT APS. COME GREAT 2 TO ZIITOLER'S CONVERTING SALE entertained properly whan. he. an rrlved here, To add additional Interest to the pro gram, the Houston Auto cluD closed arrangements with the local motor cycle dealers to put on two big preliminary races to the auto events Saturday and Just before the monster "chug-chug wagons take their places on the track two five and ten-mile motorcycle events will be run off. Charles Jiogans, -manager of the motorcycle department for C.

L. A Theo. for the Thor and Exceptor, machines. Is planning on entering one anA probably two twin-cylinder midgets n. the races.

Austin Burges. the local agent for the Indian, machine, will also be a factor In Uie motorcycle races. Yesterday he Btated that had contracted with an expert driver and will enter one of the speedy machines In both events. The entries for the amateur races In connection with the big professional events have already started to come In. Lea, McKatllp Abhey, Houston agents for the Jackson csr.

have decided to enter one and probably two machined, ind before the bin meet is nisiory mi- urday the fame or toe JacKson car wiii probably be seaucTea over ims sco tlon of the country. OLDFTELD LOWERED EECOBD. Clipped One and Two-fifths Seconds From Time for Mile. (Houston Post Spinal.) SAN ANTONIO, Texas, November 16. Barney Oldfleld, driving a Bens, made a new world's record today for one mile on a three-quarter mile track.

He made the round In 63 8-6. His best time before was 66 seconds. Motorcycles, eight laps, handicap: Rex Wlckwlre on an Indian; Carl Huser on a Thor; George Briggs on 7:40. a Thor. Time Eight laps, free-for-all man); Jackson, (Clark); Bulck (Bur-Bulck (Dewltt).

Time Motorcycle, unlimited pursuit: Otto Ieeleef on a Thor, won. Time not taken. There were four starters. Eight laps. free-for-all: Darracq (Klrscher), Btoddard-Dayton (De Hymel), Bulck (Bui-man).

Time 6:634. Twelve laps, special event: Stoddard-Dalton (De Hymel), Bulck (Dewltt) Jackson (Clark). Time Motorcycle, consolation for nonwln-ners of the meet, eight laps: O. B. Smith on an Indian.

E. R. Norberry on an Excelsior. W. S.

Hall on an Indian. Time 7:18. Eight laps, special match between Bulck and Darracq: Darracq (Klrscher) won. Time 5:51. Twenty-five miles, for Texas cars and drivers: Stoddard-Dayton (De Hymel), Jackson (Clark).

Time 25:27 3-6. Mile trial against time, flying start: Benz (Oldfield) 53 3-5; Bulck (Burman) 66 3-5. Auto Endurance Contest Fostponed. (Associated Prtss Report.) DENVER. November 15.

The flag-to-flag endurance and reliability contest for automobiles from Denver to the City of Mexico will he held next summer Instead of this month, as originally planned. The official announcement of the change was made today. Look for the "Big Red Front" and "ZINDLER'S" Over Our Door. OfeBU Hill' Law Violations Found in Texas According to Wagner's Report. IGNORANCE OF STAtUTE Was Pleaded by Some Manufacturers Where It Was Said Children Under 16 Tears of Age Were Worki (Houston Post Special.) At'STIN, Texas, November IK.

Alleged vlolutlons of the child labor law wero found hy Deputy Labor Commissioner Wagner, who has Just returned from tour of Inspection of several mines ami factories at Waco and Temple. At tho mines he found that while there has been number of the miners who were not 16 years of age, that tho owners already have been warned by the mining Inspector, had discharged these miners and Indicated that they would pot employ persons under the ago limit in the future. In factories at Waco And Temple Mr. Wagner saltl he found a number of children and 14 yea it, of age at work and some of them srild that they were per muted to tio so their parents or guardians. Mr.

Wagner advised these to procure altldavits to that effect. He. found some of the children unable to read and wrilo a sentence Intelligently, lie found the owners of these factories ready and willing to obey the law, hut found also that they were not veiy familiar with the provisions of the law NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY With Texas Headquarters in Houston Renewed Permit. (Houston Post Special.) AUSTIN, Texas, November IE. Charters of the following corporations were filed today: Bronx Park Water company of Dallas; capital stock llO.ouu.

Incorporators: Ell Sanger. Samuel E. Mllliken and Israel Dreeben. A permit was granted the National Biscuit company of New Jersey; capital stock Texas headquarters, Houston. The Roxton State bank.

Rnxton 1m-mar county; capital sTocfi Incorporators: S. E. Warner, Phil E. Hawkins, E. O.

Johnson. San enlto Land and Water company of San iienlto, Cameron county, tiled an amendment to Its charter Increasing Its capital stock from toiiO.OOO to 150,1100. First State bank of Carbon, Eastland county; capital stock 110.000. Incorporators: L. A.

White, J. N. Guy, J. E. Williams, J.

W. Gilbert. Supreme lodge Knights of tho Shield of Dallas; no capital stock. Incorporators: J. C.

easier. H. U. Erbele. D.

C. Lingo and others. Soclebad Mutualista de Benefactora of Toyah; no capital stock. Incorporators: L. C.

Martinez, Lino Harrazo and Mar-guerlto Gomez. The Edgewood Coal and Fuel company, limited, of Edgewood, Van Zandt county; capital stock J15.00O. Incorporators: C. D. Reeves, Earl Iea and Archie B.

Swan. Colorado Orchard company of Colorado, Mitchell courtly; capltaf stock 11000. Incorporators: J. H. Baaden, John R.

Sims, W. H. Dowlen. Hall County Oil, Gas and Coal company of Memphis; capital stock 125.000. Incor- porators: 1.

p. rlooimeld, J. L. Bain, T. W.

Truelove. Boedeeker Manufacturln irlng final company of payment of Dallas llled proof of capital stock. PRISON COMMITTEE AT AUSTIN Outlining of Report May Begin Today. Houston Post Special) AT'STIN, Texas, November 15. The IcglHlative penitentiary Investigation committer reached Austin today, that Is, part of thp committee.

The remainder la expected tomorrow, at which time the entire committee will begin formulating Us report Thus far the committee seems not to hnve any definite plana as to how long it will take to complete the report or along what lines they will proceed. (halrman C. E. Gil more, who was one of the members who reached here today, snid that the committee would formulato its plans at the meeting to be held tomorrow. He said the committee was appointed to pass on the financial condition of the penal system as well as tho other phases of the system, and that the report of the auditors would have to be presented before the cojrimittre could act In thnt part of the mvestieatin.

Hesidf-s Mr. G.lmore, Representatives Moller and Lee arrived today. The other members of the committee are expected tomorrow. The three members of the committee here spent part of th day conferring with Governor Campbell on the situation and In which the forthcoming report protiably was discussed. From indications It is likely the committee will be in session for several tweeks.

HIGHEST FILING FEE IN TEXAS Paid by National Biscuit Company Beings $55,040. (Houston Post Special.) At'STIN. Texas. November 15. Tne highest flllnt: fee ever paid by any to do business in Texas, foreign or domestic, was paid today hy the Nation, il Hiscnit company.

Incorporated ua der the laws of New Jersey, with head- (liinrteiM Oily. This company line" its to do business in tho Suite. J.V..OI". noes Fto. The davit this -rnilt cost the company The appln for a permit distil.

it th'F ceiu ern has a capit il of Vi.lX'.K'lO. eoinpaiiy nuule the anti-trust affl- The company 1ms its Texas head nil. liters at Houston. Requisition for Harry Gold. Houston I'ost Special.) AI'PTIN, Texas.

November 15. Sheriff Davis (Iralrim of Missoula county, Montana as here today and obtained from the governor requisition for the extradition of Harry Gold, now under arrest si Kl I'aso ami wanted In Missoula county to answer to charsn of prand larceny. The otfntr nhtalncil the papers and left for Kl raso lo net the accused and tahc Mm hack. The spccttic offense is the il-lefced toeft of a dlliriolld pin. Bryan to Hunt in iexas.

Post Special.) Al'STIN, Texas, November 13. William Pr an this p.ft?rpcon advised Game Warden Iterance that he Is coming to Texas to hunt. He sent a $15 check for a hunter's license which he advised to send to t'ol. 1.. Moody uf Galveston, where le will be sliorlH II Is the purpose of Colonel Dry.

lo hunt ducks with Colonel Moo.lv on l.ukc Sui prise. Bond Issues Approved. HcHst.n 1'. st Special.) Al'STIN. Texas.

November 15. Bonds weie approved today by the attorney Heneral's department as follows: An issue of $300) Victoria common school district No? 13. 5 per cent bonds; $1500 city of Sniithville school buildings repa'r bonus, lieirtng per cent. Superintendent Dodson Sustained. I H.M,t'en Texas.

November 15. A decision was rendered by Prof. R. H. Cousins.

Hate superintendent of public Instruction. In the case of ex parte T. Combs. J. W.

Stillwell et al, appeal frm the derision, of J. R. DotbfUi, county cuperlntendect Paramount In Selecting Houston's Pennant Defenders. D0AK ROBERTS IN TOWN To Attend Buffalo Baseball Club Meeting Told of Some Fine Stock for the 1910 Season. The evolution of the 1910 Buffaloes has begun.

Doak Roberta In town. Otto Bens has drawn a line through the datei cf his hunting calendar and Thursday will bring Hunter Hill all tho way from the Hill ranch, near Austin, to the Tremont. and the shaking up, screening and voting of the prospective elect of the new yenr Buffaloes begun. Doak Hubert arrived In Houston Sunday night and Jias been busily laying the wires for the conferences to begin Thursday wnen the pen-naut-vlnnlng field manager arrives. Pome twenty new faces will appear In West End park along In March of tin coming year, all prospective Buffaloes, but, of course.

It's certain all will nut st'ck through the dreaded elimination Doak believes In new faces, but although some the old team the present champions will be holdovers, this number will be small. PLAYERS SECURED AT MEMPHIS. For the past few weeks Sens and Roberts have had scouts In the field, and Doak personally carried this campaign Into Memphis, where he attended tho meeting of the National association. There Doak broke Into the councils of the South Atlantic league, and althougn some of the new Buffalo candidates are from this organization there Is certain to be one catcher who will stick It out with the Buffaloes. Since the trade Is still tentative the name Is withheld, but it might be Interesting to know he can handle tlvj stick like a fiend.

At Mempnls Roberts started the promotion of several from the class organization to the coming class of Texas, and when the training season opens In March a line of huskies, all vowing they can hit the hail and supported by their records, will line up before the club house to draw uniforms, the first Initiation into the club of champions. From Texas two players wll be drawn Pitcher McGlnnls of Temple has been signed and will be one of the first to report. McGlnnls pitched last vear for Cameron, and won eighteen games out of twenty-three. From this Doak believed McGlnnls would be eligible as a champion, so promptly signed him. McGlnnls can hit some.

too. but as he was not In organized ball last year his official sticking average Is unknown. But McGlnnls will be welcome, and If ho can step Into the shoes of one Stewart Rose et al, such a welcome will be his that a vocabulary of adjectives would fall to picture the reception. A STAR HITTER COMING. But from the Far West of Texas comes a second Pat Newnam so 'tis said ami Sens and Roberts are prone to accept the word of Umpire Derrick, who secure 1 the option for the Houston club on the big recruit.

This name, too. Is withheld, but Its nuf sed when It's known that In eleven times at bat In three game he pulled down aeven blngles. He Is a first baseman and an outfielder, but as the 1910 Buffaloes are In the hazy dis tance now It's unknown where he will at tempt to make good. And this maklm good must be done wth a vengeance If any of the elect desires to star through the Texas league next summer with a halo around his caii as a Buffalo. Batting will be the primi requisite, and those who through the training season that can not wield the stick will find themselves one of the number that must go to reduce the stock of nearly thirty players.

A player who ran not bat will he nil as a Buffalo, but room may be found for them If Galveston still persists In guarding the rear end of the table. Of course, while hattinar will be the paramount Issue, a who can not pitch or an outfielder believes he Is there only to guard the fence will find himself also among the disappointed. GO AFTER BATTING RECORDS. Houston started last season with a more than doubtful batting list, bu: this year Sens and Roberts propose to gang-up the best hitters of the best fielders, and In the ensemble cop the pennant, or rather, as Is the case next year, defend the flag. When Hill arrives In Houston Thursday the joining together of the pieces will begin, and by the time the conferences adjourn for the hunt on the bayslde at Sens' place the outlines of the 1910 Buf faloes will have been drawn, the proim-ble players named and arrangements the training aeaaon made.

As to the coming of the Cleveland ball club their dates may be deferred until the end of the training season. Dates fir the New Tork Giants and the Detrof Americans have been arranged, these two teams to play In Houston while tne Browns are In Dallas and San Antonn-As the coming earlier of the Naps wouid conflict wtlh the Browns' dates their engagement necessarily must be deferred. Apropos of the baseball discussion will be Interesting to Houstonlans an.l followers of Texas baseball to know that Brooks Gordon. Houston's catcher- lat year, will become a benedict. Doak Roberts has received a letter from Brook which tells of his forthcoming Missouri next week.

THE HOUSTON LAUNCH CLUB Met in New Quarters To Break Ground for Auto Oarage. Members of the Houston Launch club met last night In the new rooms of the Houston Business League In the Chronicle building. The attendance was rather below the usual standard, and as little business of an Important nature was to be transacted the meeting adjourned at an early hour. Material will be on the ground this morning for the construction of the launch club's new automobile garage and ground la expected to be broken within the next day or two. On completion of the garage, which Is to consist of eight stalls, ground will he formally broken for the construction of the club house.

It being the desire of Architect Steele to have some shelter under which to store the cement and other material before commencing work on the larger building. At the next meeting plana for the annual Thanksgiving Day run and oyster roast at the Ban Jacinto battlefield are expected to be completed, and though no formal action has been taken up to the present. It Is understood that the day will be spent In a manner appropriate to the occasion and the murine spirit. LOCZHABT WILL NOT JOIN Southwest Texas League Because of Ban on Sunday Baseball. (Houston Port Sptcijt LOCKHART.

Texas. November will not be a member of the South Texas league of baseball. This decision was reached after mature deliberation and waa on account of aeveral things, but the most Important one waa on account of not being able to play ball here Sundays. So far lxckhart has never had a team that has played Sunday either here or away, and those who had the organisation In hand found so much opposition lo the Sumlav ball playing that they concluded that it would be he not tu attempt joining the league at this time. Dr.

Ernest I.av will represent Lockhart at the San Antonio meeting and will explain why Lockhart will not be In this year. The ball park Wwl has been la use Everything almost at half price. Sale now going on. Will only continue for 10 days 10. Come early and get your choice of the finest, stylish, brand new seasonable stock of clothing furnishings, 'laala And.

shoes ALMOST AT HALF PRICE. THINK OF IT- $20.00 Suits for $12,50 50c Underwear for 33c 'v $4.50 Finest Trousers tor $2.98 HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES. REDUCED SAME WAY CHBISTIANS WON AT DALLAS. Defeated Southwestern University of Georgetown 12 to 0. (Houston Post Special.) DALLAS.

Texus. November IS. Being more active on their feet and using the forward pass to good advantage at every opportunity, the Texas Christian university of'W'Hc'o won easily from the Southwestern university of Georgetown liy a score of 1-' to 0 on a muddy Held and in showers of ruin, at Gaston park, Dallas, Both teams were lute in their arrival today. at Dallas and It was 4:30 o'clock when pluy was started before a small crowd. Texas Christian university's scores were made by Wright making a tucklu around pluy and Massle kicking goal in the first half.

Result 6 to 0. In the second half a touchdown by Fields covering the ball on a block punt was followed by a blocked kick by Massle. Score 12 to 0. Following was the lineup: S. W.

T. C. V. McHenry L. Lamonlce Down L.

Fields Mlckle L. Mullican Pharr Massle Henderson R. Yates Thompson R. 'Wright Vaughan R. Baldwin Snipes Q.

Thomus Moore L. H. Tyson Headrlck F. Daniels Boutwelle R. H.

Braus Captain. Referee Reulkoff of St. Edwards. 1'mplre Hoe of Agrlcuctural and Mechanical colloe'e. Timekeepers Vfltt for Texas Christian university, C.

R. Stone for Southwestern. CLASS LEAGUE F0BMED. Seven Towns So Far Compose the Southwest Texas. (Houston Post Special.) SAN ANTONIO, Texas, November 15.

The Southwest Texas baseball league, composed of Austin. Beevllle, Victoria, Laredo Bay City, Corpus ChrlBtl and Brownsville, was organized here today. B. S. Dickinson was elected president.

I'rospects are that Yoakum and San Antonio may have both teams In the new organization, provided Morris Block can make his arrangements for It. San Antonio and Yoakum Join, an effort will be made to raise the new lengue from class to class league, since the Texas league has been raised to class B. lxjckhart, which was to have Joined, had to withdraw because of the Inability to play Sunday ball. All of the dther cities were heart and soul in the new organization, and a forfeit of J50 was posted by each team as an assurance thRt they would finish the season. Those present at the meeting were: B.

S. Dickinson. Morris Block, Jack Burke; J. W. Gardner.

Dallas; Dr. J. A. Malone. Victoria, W.

P. Allen. Austin; W. McCainll, Bay City; J. C.

Dougherty, Bay City; R. Page, Iaredo; W. F. Bowles, Corpus Chrlstl, and W. W.

Humphries, Yoakum. The season for the new league was set to commence May 20, and close August 3). HOUSTON HUNTE2LS. Crowd Got a Good Miscellaneous Bag at Crosby. Dun Japhet and B.

C. Dlssen are Just back from Tabh's hay, their limit of ducks. near Strang, wl'h Will Black of Morgans Point was among those who shot Sunday in the vicinity of Strang. He killed his legal limit. C.

L. Bering. Ernest Saunders and party will hunt today for ducks In the vlcinltv of Morgans Point, the former going dow i on an Excelsior motorcycle. It Is understood that the ducks were coming In faster on Monday than the day before. PeBK.v's lake and all the more protected expanses of water around the middle-lower Houston ship rhannel are reported to be the rendezvous for hundreds of wildfowl brought down by the late norther.

M. F. Sanfnrd, J. Foster and T. O.

Shook returned yesterday from a threa days' deer hunt near Crosby. Three der were Jumped, hut only one shot was fired. Falling In the ohject of the hunt the party direcd their attention to smaller gam4. killinfS seventy squirrels, eight rabbits, one brant and two geese, the latter belnir killed wtlh buckshot while flying high in air. M'NAMAKA Ifc TO RETURN.

Comes Back to Houston With Golfing Honors. Of Interest to the golfers is news thnt Tom McNamara. the professional, 10 has been with the local organization since Interest first became awakened In the sport several years since. Is expected in Houston on January 21 to take up n's duties as Instructor and general utllltv man at the new home of the Countrv lub. Contract for his services has Just been closed, and on the arrival of Mr.

handicaps for the first tournament on the new links will be worked out and matching begun. Since his the Houston golfing fratrrnit kept a watchful eye upon the work of McNamara In the open profession -I championship series. In which he was runner up, losing out In the last holes. It Is understood that one po.r stroke alone lost him the championship. Dummies Defeated Scrubs.

Houston Post Special.) GEORGETOWN, Texas. November 15 -The teams of Texas Deaf and Dumb institute and Scrubs of Southwestern university met here this afteoon In a hard-ci ntested game, resulting in a srore of 1- to In favor of the dummies. Hoih teams played good ball. The main tenures of the game were forward passes. thlrtv-flve-yard run and touchdown by Kendorn for Texas Deaf and Dumb Institute and fake play off Place kick, resulting in forward pass by Keene and touchdown by Burnhlll for Southwestern university.

Sutton to Enter Tournament. Press Report.) CHICAGO. November Sutton left here lsst might for New York, where he Is to take part In the tournament for the National 1S-2 balk line title November 22 to 29. He Is at present the IS 1 champion and In an exhibition game yesterday averaged 713-7. running In seven Innings.

Besides Sutton. Slosson. Demarcst. Cutler. Cllne and Cassation will he In the tournament.

Both Teams Were Exonerated. Associated Press Report, i WASHINGTON. November 15 l'lsxers of both teams were exonerate of all for the death of young Christian, ho succumbed to Injuries receive. I Suiui.hix in the football match between tl. riiivt-islty of Virginia and Georgetown unlvctslty here.

The verdict liuli-rectlv censured the local ponce. Virginia Youth Football's Victim. iAssocute rress Report. RICHMOND, November 15. Walter Tuffeys Jr years or age, men touay a a result of Injuries received In a he played Snt- game or limmau in hihoi before la.

i avana Defeated Detroit Tigers Assma'ed I r. K.porl.) November 15. The Havana baselMll te.im defeited the Detroit Am ericans today. IMC DOLLARS FOR YOU Paved when you buy clothes here. We can sell fine clothes cheap because our buying Is done on a mammoth scale.

You'll be wearing a suit worth $'-'5 In fabric, fit and tailoring If you buy one of the suits we sell for $20.00 EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IH STEIN -BL0CH CLOTHES IXI of Hopkins county. In refusing to trail-': fer children of said parties from tha die- trtet In which they live to an adjolptng district. Superintendent Cousins vpuaH' talned the county superintendent. The State superintendent said that tha oounly superintendent did not violate the vested In him by the law. i nnTjTjT'D DUTflTC cniVTTI UVSMUVI i ri 1 t.ji:.m Aepons oi lionsouunuuii ui icauuig Interests Caused (Associated Press Report.) i NEW YORK, November 15.

More 4a- tailed reports regarding the Impending merger of the copper producers today. saill copper biuum iu new men i vt-u, for the year. There were denials as plentiful a rumors that the merger had gone beyond the tentative stage, but It was generally admitted that certain Interests were try-' In to bring about an agreement among the producers to regulate output and thereby prevent overproduction and tha consequent depreciation In price from which tho trade has been suffering for the last two or three years. The capitalization of the combine, according to best reports, will be close ta the one Dii-lion figure of the United States Steel corporation, although the arrangementa have not yet proceeded far enough to establish any definite figures. Amalgamated Copper advanced to 94'A.

a new high level since the spring of 1907,, and Anaconda reached 63, a new record for the vear. When the market closed 160,000 shares of Amalgamated; 40.000 shares of Anaconda and 67,000 sharea pf American Smelting had been traded la with net gains for the day of from 1 3 points fori each. it WARBINEB WAS INDICTED. Charges Are Grand Larceny and Embezzlement of 5000. (Associated Prtst Report.) CINCINNATI, November 14.

Charles T. Warrlnor, former local treasurer of the Hlg Four railroad, waa "Indicted to-, day by the grand Jury on charges of grand larceny and embezzlement in tha sum of $5000 on each count. While KUa.ooO is known to have stolen from the railroad, the startling fact was developed by today's proceedings that the company's cash books prior to 1906 have disappeared and that It will) never pe possible to tell the full amount of the gigantic defalcation. The comparatively small amount upon which War rlner has been Indicted represents tha latest known theft. It has been placed at that figureIn order that If conviction falls the authorities may proceed on any nhA, nmi r.

I Til). means that the prosecution may be main-talned Indefinitely. Amazing figures were shown today, showing the progress of the theft for tha last five years. The alleged shortage la: 1906, 1907, 1908, V2.an, and 19011, $83,000. Total for live years, $322,000.

Gotch Retained Championship (Associated Press Report.) KANSAS CITY, November 15. After hour and fourteen minutes' hard wres- tllng. Frank Gotch of Humboldt. Iowa, tonight remains the champion wrestler of the world, having defeated Dr. Ben- jamin F.

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