TS ARE, LIMITED TO 36rgon Makes It Im-11 •*Kpossible tcNFine. StandardAbove\)NLY ONE FARMEMURORCChicago University Professb^One of the Twelve. •LChicago, March 2. —.A Jury wasihosen yesterday to try the Standard)il company .of jlndiana on a chargef accepting concessions from theChicago and Alton railroad. It has or one of its members Professor Frederick R. Dapprichi instructor |in.... ^ . i t Jlolitlcal economy, at the University ^ieif Chicago, the educational in- ^ititution built by the Rockefellernlllions from the Receipts of the j Standard Oil company.The jury was completed in the af-ernodn and the opening statement in . casePaAssistant District Attorney James H. |vBCVilkerson. The first witness probably j. will take the stand this afternoon. Five of the jury which attorney for the lefense insisted should be composed 3f representative business .men, -are jrocers from Chicago residence districts and suburbs. Only one farmer succeeded in qualifying as a juror, rhe members of the jury are: - 11Tn C1 A WTaII