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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
u. s SUPREME COURT TO
RULE on SALOON RIGHTS
Will Settle the Question Forever to Whether Selling
of Liquor Is Licensable- Drys Prepare for
a Hard Fight

state feel that they have entered into
the first real test of the county option
law in the preparations for he fight
for for an election in Knox county
State Superintendent E. S. Shumaker.
who has Just returned from Vincennes.
where he was looking after these ar
rangements, said:
The fight involves the existence of
seventy-two saloons, and while we
have ousted the saloons in various
counties where breweries have existed
we have not before attempted fight
where the brewery opposition is SO
pronounced as it is in yineennes. The
rest of the county is dry under re-
monstrance and the fight will center in
vincennes. l am told that brewery
agents have tried to induce temperance
workers to give up the fight but none
have done so yet.
Raise s1,125 for Campaign.
I'VE have the best organization in
far in any county. but we will need
every ounce OF strength we can com
mand No election thus far has ar
fected so many saloons, and nowhere
have we encountered such determined
OppOSlNiO0 On Tie part VI Tic b1CW CT .
as we are encountering in Knox coun-
ty. I believe. however. that we will be
able to vote Knox county dry. One
hundred and twenty five delegates
representing every voting precinct in
the county. attended our meeting al
| vincenes yesterday, and they subscrib-
ed SLIPS towards the expenses Of cir
culating the petitions and bearing the
general expenses of waging the cam
pafgn This is an unprecedented sum In
the annals of the AnttSaloon league
SheIbyviIIe VIII Go Dry.
| Down at Shelbyville all the saloons
will be out of business by August next
and it is the intention of several Of
| the saloon men to move to Indianapo-
| lis, where they have already begun ne
| gotiations for locations. Others will
| open pool rooms while still Others
will start drug stores. The temperate,
| people fear that this viii mean th'
| opening of blind tigers.
| Shelbyville saloonkeepers are adver
Using special sales of liquors. On'
man has a sign out IN front of hi
place which read Ninety Days Bar
| gains" Another has changed TIN
name of his saloon to the 'Thre'
months.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
TINES BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITOL.


Indianapolis. Ind, March 13.-The
question whether saloon is naturally
and inherently a nuisance that cannot
be licensed by law is to be taken to
the supreme court OF the United States
in case decided by the supreme court
OF Indiana yesterday.
The supreme court affirmed judg-
ment of the lower court granting sa-
loon license to Park B. Rhodes, Of
South Bend. Notwithstanding a remon-
STRANGE alleging that the business of
retailing intoxicating liquors is In
herentiy wrong, unlawful, dangerous
to public and private morals" The
court SAYS that a remonstrance by a
taxpayer against granting saloon IL
cense, to be enectuaI, must be on &C
count of immortality or other UNIT
ness" as prescribed by the statute.
The constitutional question as to the
right of the state to license liquor sa-
looms sought to be presented in this
case, was decided against the remon-
STRANGE in the Sopher case last year
but the appeal was not such as could
be transferred to the supreme court OF
the United States. and it is said that
this appeal was taken with the pur-
pose of carrying 1t to that court IN
case OF such decision as the one an
nounced yesterday.
Artman Made Famous Decision.
The question raised in this appeal il
the Identical question that was decided
BY Judge Artman, at Lebanon, tive
years ago-the decision which mad,
Artman famous. He held that a saloor
was a public nuisance. and that FOL
that reason it could not licensed by
the state under any circumstances
whatever Later on a similar cas-
was decided the same way at Mobiles
vile by Judge Christian, and this cas-
was appealed to the supreme court
This was the Sopher case. and the su
prem court held that It was legal fol
| the state to fssue licenses to saloons
and that saloon is a public nuisance
/ inherently wrong. 1t is an importan
| question, striking at the very founda
/ ton of the saloon business, and it
decision by the supreme court OF TIL
United States will settle it forever Il
| this country.
Up Against First Real Fight.
The Anti-Saloon league forces of tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
PUT UNDER PEACE BOND
Whiting Rufian Threatens
to "Clean" Out Board
ing House.

Whiting, Ind. March 13-The board
ing house of Mr. and Mrs. John Dom
sich, on Sehrage avenue was the scene
of a lively time on last evening when
two of the boarders, Tom Arsowieh and
Paul Grubaeh engaged in a scrap, in
which one threatened to take the life
of the other
Each man had gone out to get him.
self a pail of beer, which happened to
be from different saloons. Grubach Of
fered Arsonwieh a drink out of his
can and was highly indignant when the
latter refused, by saying he wouldn' t
touch 1t because it was "slop" For
saying this Grubach said, 7 am going
to get your blood Arsowich. becom-
ing frightened. left the house and went
to see Judge Jones where. he had a
warrant sworn out for Grubach on the
charge of proveeation.
Put Under Peace Bond
Grubach was arrested by Sergeant
Collins and was fined s14s0 by Judge
Jones. He paid the fine and went back
TO the Domsieh boarding house and
informed the crowd that he had all
kinds of s14-S0 in his possession and
intended to clean out the house.
When he made the remark Grubach
looked straight at Arsowich and this
again frightened him. and this time he
went down and had him put under sl0C
peace bonds. Grubaeh was unable to
get any one to sign for him, so he
IS still waiting in jail for some friene
to come to his rescue.
Every one in the boarding house i:
deathly afraid of Grubach. but if hi
succeeds in getting out and goes bach
to the Domsich domicile he will hav,
to be good. for he knows the penalty
IL ne starts anything.
He will not be able to say a wor,
back, even though they do say the bee
he is drinking is 'slop" and refuse t,
partake of it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
MRS. WEIFENBACH
DIES THIS MORNING
Wife of Indiana Harbor Of
ficer Expires Suddenly.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

indiana Harbor Ind. March 13-Mrs.
John We1fenbach, wife of Officer John
Weifenbach died this morning at the
family residence on Waiting street.
Mrs. Weifenbach had been suffering
from pneumonia for the past twelve
days, but, apparently, was must better
and in excellent spirits when Miss
Wirtner, the nurse, gave her her break
fast at about $50 this morning. An
hour later she was seized with an at
tack Of heart failure and before Drs
Teegarden and Greenwald the attend
ing physicians, who were hastily sum-
moned. could arrive she was died.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been definitely decided on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13

interest in the people of the new
steel town Gary viii be terrible men
ace to this city" declared the Rt Rev.
John H. White of Michigan City before
the Mems club of st. Lukes Episcopal
church. Evanston. last night.
Bishop White showed how the ex-
penditure of millions of dollars had made
a wonderful place of barren area of
sand
7 predict for Chicago a future as the
most powerful and, the most influential
city of the United States" said Bishop
White" and we should establish
churches at once to solve the religion
problem of Gary"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
BEvERIDGE IS RECOVERING.
Indiana senator Rallies From Opera.
tion-TO BE In Hospital Two
Weeks.

Baltimore. Md. March 12.-United
States Senator Albert J. Beverage of
Indiana was operated upon at the
John Hopkins hospital yesterday
morning It was reported he was suf-
fering from double hernia. The oper-
alton, which was of delicate ma
ture. was entirely successful
The senator will be at the hospital
for two weeks" said Or. Finney to-
day. The operation, while it was
delicate, was not of a serious char
acter. His condition is gratifying I
expect in a few days he will be able
to get about without any trouble"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
HIGHLANDS.

Mr.. Katzbach was Hammond visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Hodson and son, Ralph, who
have been Ill for some time. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollett are visiting in
Valparaiso today.
Mr.. Werdeman and niece. Miss Bes-
sic stemfer, are in Chicago today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13

About the size of your shoes, it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
sprinkling Aliens Foot Ease into them.
Just the thing for Dancing Parties,
Patent Leather Shoes, and for break
ing IN New Shoes. When rubbers or
overshoes become necessary and your
shoes pinch. Aliens Foot-Ease gives
instant relief. Sold everywhere, Csc.
Sample FREE. Address, Allen s. Ohm
stead. LIE Roy. n. 7. Don't accept any
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
sWITCHMEN's UNION

Hammond lodge No. 81 will give
their dance at Huehn.s hall St. Pat
rick's Day, March 18th. Youne's Or.
chestra. Grand March at $50. Tick
cts SO cents; ladies' free.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
New Yortss Varied Restaurants.

rev foFNS NdFicu nCcA@0s ants
New York city has more restaurants
than any other city in the world, and
they represent the extremes Of the
good and the bad, with fewer of the
middle grade than either Paris or
London
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-13
WARNS CHICAGO TO HELP GARY.
Bishop White Asserts Town VIII he a
Terrible Menace to Chicago if
II Lacks Churches.
IF You ARE A TRIFLE sENs1rIyE

unless the churches take an
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
CARMACK TRIED TO
RUIN PATTERSON,
SAYS ATTORNEY
GEN WASHINGTON REFERS TO
EDITORIALS IN NEWSPAPER OF
MURDERED MAN - RiDlcuLE
WORST ASSAULT.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March III
The crowd in the court room ~ the
resumption o; the Cooper Sharp trial
this morning was much smaller than
yesterday. In fact when Gen w H.
Washington resumed mis- speech FOR
the defense there were many vacant
seats. both in the room proper and ia
The galleries.
Mauifestly the public al large sym
pathizes with the prosecution In the
case. judging from the crowds that
have been in attendance respectively
when the counsel fog the state and for
the defense have spoken
Gen. Washington resumed his
speech promptly at 500 o'clock this
morning and Immediately launched
INTO the discussion OF the editorials
written by Senator Carmack in which
! the name OF Col Duncan Cooper ap.
I peared II was manifest from the
tenor and direction or his remarks
that he was doing everything possible
10 prejudice any Patterson men on
the Jury against Carmack. Time and
again Gen. Washington declared 10
, the jury that Carmack was hitting at
Patterson and that Carmack's purpose
( In those editorials was TO ruin Pat
terson" He declared thata every man
on the jury knew this was Carmack 5
purpose. that any l0year-old child
I knew IT,
I He referred 10 the fact that Patter-
son had defeated Carmack in the No
yember election by 10000 and that
most OF the "Carmack men who had
worn the red I'm June We're loyal 10
/ Patterson in November. He strongly
I minated that Carmack was not loyal.
! tie stated that IL was at a time, too,
when all Democrats ought TO have
/ gotten together"
I Gen. Washington. while disclaiming
! that Cooper had the right TO Kill on
account % the editorials. declared that
I they were most insulting and damag-
/ ing lie said ridicule was the worst
/ form OF assault and that men could
/ be indicted and put in jail for IT,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
GEORGE BLOOM KNEW
PRETTY MRS. STERLING

George Bloom, a former deputy coun.
~ clerk under Lou IA. Hines. and now
head bookkeeper Ia Marks meat mar
ket. has just made the discovery that
Mrs. Sterling. the noted beauty, whose
husband recently obtained a divorce
from her in Edinburgh. Scotland, was
formerly All employe in the census
Office In Washington, working in a
department OF which Mr.. Bloom was
head
Mrs Sterling was regarded as one
Of the most beautiful women In Scot
land. Her husband named Lord
Northcote as correspondent, and Mrs.
Atherton. another English beauty, also
took a prominent part In the tria''
which lasted for several weeks.
MIR bloom bears out the reports NJ
Mrs S,erlng's beauty. and says the
newspaper pictures DO not do her JUS
tice
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
MAN s DEATH DUE
To EXHAUSTION
MURDER THEORY DlSPELLED IN
CASE OF WILLIAM
RYAN

The dead body OF William Ryan.
human dereict, was found in va
cant house at No. II Macombst. Wed
nesday afternoon, when anothe:
vagrant stole into the house TO eat
y ldnch and snatch little sleep.
Ryan, who had subssted on wins
~ diet for weeks. without food mad
apparently fallen into a drunken stup-
or and persisted miserably OF exhaus-
ton. according to the findings Of
County Physician Grimes and Coroner
Bennett
Phillip Razalnski, vagrant. first
discovered the body. When Detectives
Brooks and Seymour were sent out TO
investigate they found that some one
had turned on the gas in nearby jet,
and Detective Brooks was almost
overcome by the fumes He had 70
make three efforts TO get in 10 where
the body lay. Strangely enough, Cor
onors Clerk Allmand reported that
RYAN mad evidently not inhaled any
gas. though his clothing was reekine
with IT,
Coroner Bernett has decided that
death was due TO natural causes.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
TAFT WILL URGE
QUICK REVISION

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Presi-
dent Taft spent large part OF tie
morning working on the message he
will send 10 congress Monday IL prob
ably will be finished and In the print
ers hands by tomorrow. II Is under
stood To be brief, and 10 deal solely
with tariff revision. II Is understood
that In the message the president Will
recommend an inheritance tax, also
some kind OF stamp tax, together
with an urgent appeal that the tariff
be speedily revised
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
STORY ATTACKING ELLIS
is ENEMIES WORK

Friends OF Or Lucian f. Ellis de-
clare that the publication OF story
10 which young married woman now
I'D in Grace hospital was quoted as
saying hat Dr Ellis had performed
an unlaWfui operation ON her. was Ia
stigatcd uy enemies ot the doctor who
Itt opposing his candidacy for school
inspector IN the Sixteenth ward DR.
Ellis says he does not even know the
woman in Grace hospital ana has ney
or performed an operation OF that ma.
ture, except when necessary To save a
life The doctor offered To- 60 with
Prosecutor Van Zile 90 The hospital
Wednesday night ANA confront the
woman. but che prosecutor declined
the invitation
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
MAYOR TIRED OUT. BUT
THINK OF HIS AUDITORS

Even iu his busiest complaining
days Mayor BretWeyrI newer tuked
SO much as he did "Wednesday Tie
party with which Ae went from here
20 Saginaw 20 inspect the new Flint
Saginaw electric line. WAS bu~y with
Welcomiugs and specchmdkiug ali dly
and most ul tGe night
S luncheon 800 "a NAV aud banquet
I'm the evening iu Flint were the two
brightest Stops 0p tbe rip, but tnefe
vert other ialffests en route at every
town bie enough nv muster up -
mayor
The Detroit party got home before
daylight THURSDAY and fhc mayor
managed to\ make mis- office on seized.
ule time Co receive callers but b."
was not laxative
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
WARRANT TO BE ASKED
FOR OYSTERS ARREST

4 warrant will be asked FOR. Thurs
day for the arrest az Elmer Eystef
a real estate dealer. who Is charged
with perjury tn" warrant will be
asked ON recommendation Of Judge
Murfin. In whose court kyster WAS
plaintiff "Wednesday. IN suit against
Frank n Burr Eyster sued for com
mission on the safe OF real estate
which Burr placed with Eyster. hut
afterward sold himself. As a prelim
mary to the suit, Eyster swore on
an attachment FOR Burr's property
alleging that Burr had assigned II g
another person 10 escape liability. Or
the stand Eyster admitted that he hot
not known of any such intention ol
action or Burr's part
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
.ELK|NS FAVORS
TARIFF REVISION

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Senator
Elkins was a caller at the White
House today. lie said he was in favor
OF revision OF the tariff, that the
government owed a large sum and
ways must bee devised 70 meet the OH
legation lie favors stamp tax, but
was non-committal on the question or
an import duty on coffee. saying that
ID would raise much protest. Fran
ing the new tariff bill will be no easy
task. concluded the senator.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
Returns to Wife and
Child and Is Arrested
For 500. 600 Forgery

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March l1:-lmpell-
ed by love for his wife and baby girl
and desire 10 clasp them once more
in his arms. John l.. Horton. for seven
years fugitive in the mountains OF
Guatemala. returned secretly TO his
home in Upper Alton, Ill, and was NJ
rested there upon charges OF detraud-
ing banks and ranchmen out of $780,
600 on forged paper.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
KILLS 14-yEAR
SON AND HERSELF

RUSHVII.LE, Ind. March ll-Mrs
Lou Summers Crist, OF Chicago, who
had been visiting at the home OF her
aunt. Mrs Is W. Riley, of this place.
shot and killed her fourteen-year-old
son and then killed herself some time
during last night The tragedy was
not discovered until late this morn.
ing She had fired three shots into
her sons head and one into her own
head
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
pr. WueIIner Meets Mrs. Taft.

4 dispatch from Washington saws
that Mrs William Howard TAT, and "a
party OF ten attended Che recital given
hv Dr Ludwig Wut.'uer the distlf.
eui he'd German liedsr -iHlcr in the
Columbia lheater pa dhat city March
AZ Mrs ralts request Dr. Wueu
uer sang Sohuman tTwo Grenad.
iers Mrs Taft Leading the appiause
Nhith followed The noted German
singer has acceptec an invitation 90
Fisr tAe White House during his next
visit 20 America
Dr WuelIner viii he heard ia the
Detroit Opera house next SUNDAY af
ternoon tor The last recital this sep.
ON. and uc Nill also sing here. by n.
quest the Two Grrnadier," n adds
zion Co a most Inierrsting program.
which viii ,onoUJe pith The famots
Wilde0bruca poem Das IIeXeulied.
with The musical Getting %, Max
Srhi.lngs 4 hea,s emaud Tor tick
els is reported from The opera house
box Once
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
TRAINMEN OBJECT TO
INCREASED CREWS
From a staff Correspondent

LANSING Mich. March ll.-At the
legislative hearing today on railroad
bills The one by Senator Anhut. Of
Detroit was discussed providing for
full crew ~ six men on every freight
train cor sisting ui more than nifty
cars Many trainmen were present
urging such = law To protect the pubic
AMI guard against accidents. but two
OF the ,rainmen saw no need OF this
bill. supporting the railroad attorney
who are fighting IL because OF the eN-
ira expenses entailed. The full crew
means one conductor. engineer, hre
man fagman and TWO brakemen.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
MAN IS KILLED.;
/. AUT0|sT ARRESTED

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March IL
Paul l.acscix. driving the FrpLct Re-
nault car, No > III the New York TO
Boston road race. was arrested here
at the request of the Bridgeport po-
lice i'm connection with the death OF
a, w. Wallact near the latter place.
I.acroiXs machine frightened the
horse driven by Wallace and the lat.
ter leaped from his carriage and was
killed
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
BOSTON SECURES
AIRSH|P PLANT

BOSTON. March H. Boston is 20
have the first airship factory in the
United States The Napier Automobile
Co. Is making prepai atoms al its plant
in Jamaica PLAN for the enterprise
and contracts Tor yiIship motors are
about ~ De signed Ietween the Napier
firm and Charles j Gllddeu, president
OF the Boston and Now lUyk AlrshAp
line
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
SMOKE COMPLAINT
AGAINST d. J. CAMPAU

Smoke Inspector John Fairgrieve
swOVe out d complaint against Daniel
j. Campau in the recorders court
Thursday morning. charging him with
violating the smoke ordinance by per
hitting dense clouds OF black smoke
20 belch forth from the chimneys OF
the Campau building. Griswoid ana
Larned -sts Nj Campau's last appear
aLcc in the recorders court was ia
connection with a complaint Tor his
failure 10 remove snow from side
walks in front OF his property IN FAR.
view. On dis occasion he appeared
by proxy
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
WOULDN'T co BACK
To Old Days OF Coffee Troubles.

Studious, sedsntary habits are all
% cause Indigestion. dyspepsia. uer
vous headaches, etc. but often It's the
Z daily use OF coffee that Is at the bot
TEN OF the whole trouble. and 1t is sur
prlsing how quickly these troubles
disappear when coffee is dropped and
wellmade Postum is the daily bey.
erage.
A No. Oak. minister writes Of the
reuef obtained when he changed from
coffee 90 Postum. He says
81 began using Postum about q year
ago while stopping 40 the home o..
friends during the absence OF nay wife
1T seemed almost providentiai f,r
I during that time ! got rib Of coffee
and It's attendant MS used % aa. re-
bilious attacks about every two weeks
thar completely used me up l0r q day
OF two at a time,
4 did not suspect 6onee and was
unable 10 account Tor these attack
Sine I began Postum have had 0p,
one slight attack and the change tu
restored health is most acceptable
my wife declared ON her rrfurn
that nothing would induce her fo give
up coffee. but aftes few careful
Preparations OF Postum. according uo
dirertions on pkg. she thought 80 WIS
superior To coffee In flavor. ana now
I'VE would not chang back a. coffee
We feel we owe a debi Of gratitude
10 Postum which has done so much for
\ all of ns--children and older ones
4 Name given by Postum CO. Bate
Greek. Mich. Reaa Road 20 Welt
<vIlit." In pkgs There's Reason "
Evcr read the above letter. a new
one appears from time TO time. They
prt sacrvlpe, true, and fvil Of human
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
Nothing Too Good

for you. That's why we want YOU
to take CASCARETS for liver aud
bowels It's not advertising talk
but merit the great, wonderful.
lasting merit of CASCARETS that
we want you to know by trial. Then
you'll have faith-and join the mil.
lions who keep well by CASCA.
RETS alone. sos
CASCARETs toc q box fot . weeks
treatment. all druggists Biggest seller
IN the world. Million boEes = mouth
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
BU AMARA is
PROCLAIMED SULTAN

PARIS. March ll-According to
Tangier kilograms Bu Amara yester-
Iay was proclaimel sultan by the
fliaiaua tribesmen. Fifteen hundred
of Muiey HahdS troops. With II guns
ave marching against Amatas forces
fofa s.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
CHAMPION BOOZER
TO GO TO ASYLUM

George \ duncan. champion booze
fighter 81 nstrot Who las been COM
eicted 5S lines foi being drank. AM
couidnt Keep sober tor three days
when paroled hy Judge Phelan recent.
~ VII be- sent 10 the wOrkhouse. au I
from there transferred to The asylum
in lonia II the Judges plans carry
Judge Phelan viii ash Supt Mcdonnell
10 arrange FOR Duncans transfer 80
lonia where he may receive treatment
for DIS whisky craze
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
TWO KILLED IN
SEWER CAVE-IN

HAMILTON. Ohio. March ll-Jas.
Robinson and AlcXaUtrr Howard were
killed Ga a sewer trench caye-in today.
Z numas Reverb. Who VAS also buried
under he mass OF earth. was rescued
but viii probably die
The Detroit times., 1909-03-12
DECISION IN STOVE
CASE IS MODIFIED
DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS
\ SAys LABOR FEDERATION CAN
MENTION BUCKS FIRM.

(, WASHINGTON March 1.-THE de-
ecision of Justice Gould, OF the Dis
.trict of Columbia, enjoining the Am
erican Federation OF Labor, Samuel
Gompers and others from publishing
In 1.-THE I'VE don't parronize" list the
name OF the Bucks Stove and Range
Co, OF St. Louis. is modified and al.
Armed in a decision of the district
court of appeals.
The opinion was handed down by
Justice Robb. II bo,ds that the de
cree OF Judge Gould should be modi-
fie1 so that the restriction Of the la
boil organization ana the other lie.
fepdants from mentioning, writing
orr referring % the business OF the
Bucks Stove and Range Co or ITS
customers" sail be eliminated.
The decree is otherwise affirmed.
The court holds that the ~combina-
ton and boycott in furtherance there
OF and the publication ia the We
don'r patronize list in aid of the boy
eott is illegal.