The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
mi TO CORNER
|6RUG BUSINESS
h Control of Retail
n of Country Is a
|n Hot One.
RHDER IN UNITED
STORES co. LEADS
b hof United Drug Com
Also After the Con-
n Hence Battle.
sEsToN G. ADAMS.

,ruestion rs 10 which OF the
Nreprcsent shall contro, the
her man. C. II. Goddard IS
!. b even greater than theirs
bn. John Il. Cobb is be-
large stocllholder in the
Sfores company. and this
oE stores in many parts Of
also In other cities. Is now
fr the control OF the retail
n OF the country. it is
|, Dbl that 1T is seeking to
lol. Louis *. Liggert is
he United Drug company.
number OF retail stores
|cs OF the country. Mr..
nning to control the entire
the country also. as well
Mr. Cobb from accom-
ut Syndicate Heard.
!. Ur. Goddard. who Is man
pcrican Druggists syndicate.
end In view. In discuss
I4ition. Mr.. Goddard calls
lie fate that has overtaken
Hers in Great Britain. who
1shed by certain big COM
I said: "By the plan which
I'D the American Druggists
acquire practical control
drug business OF the coun-
I buying the retail stores
.iers or others as may de-
and by co-opera ton with
81 want to sell. so that the
!. bn able 10 get the full
port OF the syndicate with
identity OF the individual
! Enjoying the protection
|, foposod to extend TO all
sYElsls syndicate stores. All
0s a merry fight In the
or a combination and
ctall drug trust. probably
ind then the other.
nm Taking Vacation.
tridson of J. p. Morgan e.
ny sailed for Europe the
Will. no doubt, Join J. =.
other side. Other mem
,use are also holding holi-
seldom. II ever. have so
Z OF the firm been absent
j. p. Morgan, Jr.. Is at
EEe. Since Mr.. Davidson
= tile elder Mr.. Morgan as
several deals OF the first
we been largely attributed
~ this young banker. The
II coupe was executed by
he who took a foremost
ms for Mr.. Morgan own
Equitable Life. Strictly
p constitute his forte.
Members OF. the firm are
ndling railroad business,
1ems and so forth. IT Is
tther Mr.. Davidson's visit
any large business sig
rbly 1t hasn't.
5 From Potatoes.
is on foot In this city TO
western farmers 10 turn
INTO denatured alcohol BY
: -fhain OF small farm dis
IHnishine a market for the
ranges OF the country are
a. and several OF these
nlzations have already
pns asking congress TO re-
from agricultural distil-
, and paying a bounty OF 10
on oenatured alcohol. 1t
thcre are 5000 agricuI-
= III Germany from which
larger part OF the in
consumed in the coun-
icultnral Distinery.
t meeting OF the New
Wse. II was resolved that
state grange is in favor
OF the United States CO.
y tuer 10 build equip and
lcultural distillery, ac-
pest European practice.
as may be selected as
ny a committee selected
e. and that Past Master
> hereby appointed to rep
~ York state grange in
: " instructed to correspond
IS OF other state oranges.
scntative farm leaders in
ne grange Is unrepresent-
view 10 securing their
y FORMING a central con-
q out this work.
: Of Tobacco Trust,
cent was earned by the
Z n lis common stock dur
net earnings exceeded
the balance available for
over S25, 900. 900. these re-
c best recorded. After
inerred dividends there re-
Hcc OF upward OF $40
s, fully $4,000. 900 was
me form of dividends on
lpck, against $4,000. 900 in
" IN 1907, and 50 600. 900 In
hph; IL may be remem-
n better. yet President
Srp'ained about the OBJ
a profitable business in
e government. The to-
z , mad q taste of the fed
is hostility TO combi-
tted of leaning toward
report such as that is
nerican Tobacco company
ru TO draw tears OF SYM
2nsumers should the su-
rule that some of the
H methods have not been
E+ lie tobacco trust does
an The oil trust IN the
D bankruptcy Practice.
eX Important decision I'm
1.ce mas Just been hand
re United States circuit
~ N The case OF Schulman
ensnrupts. ~ who. In 1908.
opp. After their adJudi- :
I fIuPtcy tho proceedings
10 seaman Miller as ref
~, Schulman. one OF tho
called upon 10 testify
yrsc TO explain the enor-
pA W MS assets. SchuIman
~ IN explanation of the
4 v tnfsc assets. The ref
III "ppllcatlon OF counsel for
a.. : rrotective association,
4, e ror 70 the effect that
bT51nmI1mitting perjury in de-
M ,bunng facts from his
,(r must have been within
!, "a. Upon this certificate
5''ea Schulman's arrest.
Io,, mIn 10 Ludlow street
Y'' ior contempt Of court
nent Was Proper.
We an appeal To the circuit
re nu Judge Coxr of thaj
IIuyreu I','yireu an opinion, con
ases Lacombe ant