TS ARB, LIMITED TO 36Judge1 And* :gon Maljces It Im-i ••possible tcNFine. Stf idardAbove |720,000.ONLY ONE FARMERJU RORChicago University Professbi;One of the Twelve. •Chicago, March 2. —.A Jury was chosen yesterday to try the Standard il company .of jlndiana on a charge f accepting concessions from theChicago and Alton railroad. It has for one of its members Professor Frederick R. Dapprichi instructor |in political economy^ at the University of Chicago, the educational institution built by the Rockefellermillions from the receipts of the Standard Oil company.The jury was completed in the af-ternodn and the opening statement in the case was given this morning byAssistant District Attorney James H Wilkerson. The first witness probably will take the stand this afternoon, Five of the jury which attorney for the defense insisted should he composedof representative business .men, -are grocers from Chicago residence districts and suburbs. Only one farmer succeeded in qualifying as a juror, The members of the jury are: -John C. Ayerlt;s, well driver, Chicago; John S. Hall, jeweler, Mount Carroll; Ray Cunningham, retired faftner, Bel videre; E. D. Black, grocep, ^Yanklir •Grove; Frederick R. Dapprlch, profes sor, Chicago; Hugh L. McGlvern, gro cer, Chicago; August Popp, grocer Chicago; C/E. Kercbeval, erapioyt Economy Eight and Power .company Joliet; E. B. Knecht, merchant tailor Kankakee; Charles Plantz, grocer Chicago; F. A. Reed, live stock buyerItalv.! flora