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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-08
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BY JOANNA SINGLE


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AKIN, ,,.n, r,, or,,r somcfb.ng
r,l5 hin, l,,l n ,.as n doubt of
what ,bn womb ,bnl-or rather.
l,rovlodr, flat sro would not think
oh,,t If qt all She would promptly
call II dishonest and there would Dc
an op5 in II
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and ,, ,fg,, ,r,, no uoe ro7dv to
r.o,, ror hmm, p,o, and uo lrNr
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,ori,i,i,, ,,,- ,.,. and i,an,1ont lie
n,l l,., I'm 1,,,y.s homo NO said
.,5 ,rl ,,rs wants Nor husband
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a., l.5 ow.5o if rir,,,o Win lor rbcn
A., ,o,l, rn,, g, lts homo IN t,o sinh.
r1, and ,.ov had "A dinner of quality.
T he r.s. .r,nd ll-, made him sec
/ things I'm 70 now Hight Il was an really
/ so plausible that. bat for his old habit
Of caution. wills would have fallen
n line az once put finally. rather
/ late IN the evening, and over glass
. of extremely good wiun no promised
. 10 JET him know the next evening for
/ good" Ryan said he would drive over
to Wuliss house In the evening. he
hated 'hu delay, lint dared not urge
the young man further.
When Jory reached home the ha.
. hlos were asleep. Ito hoped Molly
would be. TOO, but she sat waiting.
bright us usual. But there was a
trace Of anxiety IN her tone as she
asked him what be had been doing.
. She asked from real interest for she
was not the woman 10 distrust her
man iu his goings and cumings
"TaIliirg notifies" he answered
TDcp he Thought ne would tell her
an about # but finally decided tpa,
she would no, understand and that
he had hotter keen etW and do his
own thinking
A,,,i, D., Inv ov.,1,o ,,,r+ 10 ,h,
night and NV morning had Rvop,s an.
ewor ready for him no Thought he
would mako # All n sprpriso for Nro,lv
She would. of course be wild with de-
light nj clearing the ulace and oeno
ciany with better work, better paid
for him. II would be best ag a sur
prise, for he had strange reluctance
about consulting her He WAS. after
all. The head of the house, and what
he said had IN go"
r1o wont to yorl, c,A oil dov ,,o,
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t.rs IA. had lrirh dark cy,g. and
n ouf,R emiIa As ,ba men pissed
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,.rt .r r.,npri,,on far him. lie was
cir and e,y,ro opicR TO take mp
r,.,,. 5,,,r,a,y ,,D,orpb no alarmisl
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J'.ar .,.r,r. .,,,,..d him Tho city
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sr careful move ikr y a. thr.n t.nInr Ia, er,n,
osss MS " n VIA NJ ~oihi have been ADJ i.
ul ' .pl.ndii move White attach. the veal
~ p"tnt ~ MS adversary po~itt,n At In. s.Iu.
y The soGessa, aispas.i 81 49, ne ss,sn ,"
w course he coohi NOT have played y XII a,
No - = KR.. = "a. A. W. - A@.
rnasI-riisC energy sIrry moyr ,rns, ZEN ns, WI
Into the en-my camp "'''''
n,r Sis k ns s ssf@ j. 81 ANY x
Ssch y T. ~ y IA a.
me M pawn viii drive him n,orror-r N. u could
~ then k,,s Ris k,, sou TsfT n H. e 90 S :.
9niy spot therefore left l. Rs Vow In The o,n.r
90 me strength OF that si,as on s>ks r ses hna
MS simple bat decisive nnsl combina ton
sr . fs@ f, '~ p'fs s b gas ,S %
s, thus possibly sr,iins some SORT Of
,.! The n, sell, hi, life In s,,s-r costly WAY
,sSrr nSs, ampie VA sitAcss "a the KS ni-
shr rSchhngr ani in virS % Ms torn king 5 Ing
hi' Position l. unienable s
nv IN; thus winning a u
WI" INK Is M -. r ka r .Ka oh
the game ''''' wv
GO Adrosnlnx man grasps even at = straw
moves might save the siuIa lion Hrnc. black
mig .'', nsain yer, Interesting game Iasser
n 10
%. ne opening game BY his clrcumspsr tinn a nd
strong handling Of his prc-s in the n kidir game
N'ate noH he By degrees Improves hi, po,itfoo
ana makes USE NJ The weak moves of thIs ar,vrr
>sry Is highly Instructive
" wi he sean from the score Of the tenth
game. 'Ianow-Ai again selected a queens
pawn opening. TO which lasker replied with
~"msM hat inferior defenr. 10 those
adopted bH IN" champion in prey ioIs games
~ the series when Janoask e-sayad thai
opening Al the fourth NOV. Queens were
rsrhans"d. and now both experts directed
lh"ir main attention toward getting adj
Sah'ases IN po-iton II is rather interest
lhk 70 hotice how iasksr managed TO get
On even terms before a first Adjournment
%as taken after ihirty-one moves True.
IN" Partisan was able 10 hold a passed pawn
IN the on Ale. but I.lsL.r's pieces show ed
10 better advantage still from appear /
ih'~- the Impression was prevalent among
Ia" spectators that lanow-k wa. plaving
'or win when play Was resumed IL Nas
seen mat the passed IA wn could tot do much
against ~" strong and sterling treatment
~ the end game stage exhibited ny Iasker
] he latter succeeded in winning a pawn and
vas thus able To quickly decide the feht
n his favor
The
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TIE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
1 NtJION ~ NisTFRS TO, H.
NJ 10 ne PItlED.
Iimrrr %" >i>t-"n Masters aud To ZEE
"a ur "n .banuar, - sS0O In PRIZE,
g." %" nuerr,i The Final I.a<Arr-
IA 80" >hi Games Cnrrrst <eu.

~ an attempt was mad. to
n'"r"-iinz event, namely "A
-'"r- tourney. hut owing IN
~-ason the plan had to he
.... Vow. however. another att.mpt
hring about this much desired
.'" "hS mat no similar tournament
"d ~ thus city for many ysnrs
i"d Ia play ten rounds at tn.
PM" 'hi" boulevard and the re-
500 rounds ~ the Nariou. clubs
-upoli~ and vicinity of New Work
."'. "h OF III" taf" boulevard who
tinTrr of the game. WAS kind
" ",a'" s:" ~ 'he disposal OF tn.
.. ~ '"rnmitt.e for the first prt1.
"Np'"f'"i that the COMMITTEES will
.ultN IN raising the additional
''r 'ot pfi;e- Two OF the first
'.. LEM heard from were bradley
.I 'f Who sent his check for tIo
|-. week, aud the Hon John n
un subscribed s.
rHUt''"" m charge Of the tnurn.
b" open To accept -ISt.rn .nt rie-
. '"n'II'ion the" MAX" N selecting
.I'. 80 IN" - make the Uoutes, worthy
e .'"' namely that each and every
e. p hos" -"le'tsi >houid be known a "A
f.. 49, phEPr NJ course entries viii
T. .r I'u '"d 10 players residing IN tn.
". 'HH'.- only hat the committee would
f. 900 glni To accept entries from
'.r F' l'h'lhd"lphia and other places 4.
"" .. a., 20" rnnn''iIl part of the programme.
no. cot iu" committee will make known
f #'h'f d"'ail-. such a. time limit hour.
% t' uuiuh"r aud amount Of prizes Sc
.- '".nNInc ar" the remaining games
10 I'D" IH~h "r--lHpowski match
M
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9uRyN = rrw< oPE>rxo

When l.ask"r waa Call-'i anon go oy"n the
eleventh gam" az he contest. vhtgh. as he
won ~ proved 10 ha The last of the series
having accumulated tho necessary numh.r
OF eight points. h. sprung surprise bv
adopting king ganlhif which IanoN .kl
saw NJ 20 decline hy means Of Is Bs
very iNelv and eNCi'ing game ~nSuad
every body having m" feeling that Ia<ker
desired tn give lanow-kI q chance Ibe
latter initiated "a very dangerous looking
attack. which the champion, however
in"t IN hts Nool. far seeing and calculating
manner Whether or not .Ianouski COULD
hav" carried the dav AZ any stag. NJ tho
gam" could not h. asserted at once ~ tfhour
Nr-i carefully and rNhau~tiveiN Pn.lyying
IN" various stages oi the game BIt II \.
evident that with more careful play In.
ought t"a' least have drawn the game which
i here" TN appended
rLEvFSrH sND LAST OsNE KTNU's o,uaIr
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White ; plsrr~
White 10 play and mate In three moves
PROBLEM No IL ~ , asi.i sTRngs.
BiaCS IN pieces.
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LONG err Use or THE VENUS.
small Motor Craft Covers 7.SOO Miles
Other Motor beat News.

Joseph Vitosa Of Cleveland has Just
completed a long cruise in a ~ foot motor
boat lie left Cleveland at the beginning
OF November tn GO TO Jacksonville 20 try
aud in the ~ 0sO prize With him were his
vif. and eleven wear old son samuel an
assistant and wife and two children 81 IN.
assistant This craft Is feet beam and Is
-9uipped with u horse power motor
Tn. boat went nrst through Lake Erie 10
Buffalo then through IN. Fri. canal and
dosn IN" Hudson River 10 this city. an 81 hen
pat 20 "a ana along the Atlantic coaS'
When on Iape Hari-ra- tn. little craft en-
cOunrcred a severe storm and was very
nearly wrecked hut she pulled through
safely and for two weeks drifred hel pI.ss
about the ocean. Provisions ran short and
Capt. Nitous had TO use the alcohol in the
compass for mediCin" When IN" storm
aba ed the boat put into hhrbor and more
provisions we're obtained The Venus
reached Jacksonville after n VOYAGE OF
fort five days
The new - foot 'midship deck cruiser
designed and built for l. ! sell OF Lake
Charles La, was shipped nv a Morgan Line
steamer 80 Galveston early this month
From that port " proceeded under its own
power tO Lake Charles nv wav of the Gulf
nr Mexico and CalcaSjen Riv"r This - the
18TH boat Mr. Sell has had from this firm.
New York firm OF builders has Just
closed a contract FOR :: foo, raised deck
cruiser 10 10" Shipped 10 switzerland and 10
bH used on Lake Geneva This craft j. a
duplicate Of the on. shown az N. Las,
MOTOR boa' Nho" ia hihI-"h H'lhar"'arhen
{ Fowler Of New London has placed
Ssn order for a twenty i've foot speed boat
20 h- used at his summer home ON Kaneeley
Lake
Horace ! Rents n foot speed boat which
ha. been named Guess. - now being pre-
''''" ~ vs.
n". an hour % and . the @o S:resa %". sa "~
tina, speed by two miles
m. ,r,, -, tho ,,,n,o- b,a, H.r,.yo S,o,,,
>o.,e,t, y, u,.,,,'i. So. -. ,,,,, I
impression among lovers of motor boating
The massage took 81, DAYS and the Gulf
stream AWAY. dangerous YEA. cr,.-.J
iurinson" Of he wors, storm. Of III. season
APT. W nrhnh"ry writing from 80.
George. states that 'he Rarn-yo mad. IN.
r,n in good snap. ,.,hou, any dam.u. IN
he hul' and IN. engin.. r..pond.J Hh.n,
Sc, .II.J ,rn,, ,,n,ie, Iii rn,,I,,onn
,,,,d ,"a s.., 'Jh. 'o,or a. NJ n,.nh.,,,.
,ss.,ts =. IN A. good .hnn, to-day ne sn.n
"S " nnx ,|It rs,a mp 70 -, ,,
e. 90, .o,D,n,,jn,. ~ ,h. n.,r,Ds ~ r"y nes,
lib has ,n.t ord.rasi "A new IS FOOT powar
,oai Which /. 70 be b.il, q For; clin,on.
y H. ann D'ouHn . CO. moh lrEh IA ,iiHk" hr'e
lex ,,nph With N. r,.,s ~ e W.. n'y o..
and ait sxc.pt wh.re ;he breaks OF the III.
~ ~. ~, ny. a..rr rnH'n ana Iii ,,,,,'
80, w.. 80 nn., az" ~, ~ "ppo,"u
~, ,r nj G,gh, ,Ir,s'yh, nave """"t
sami.i iis.sr;h Of BOSTON Ia. ordered
=, -. ~, $500 49,, i"'~rr 70 n' DUH, py
az ,n. ~. nj pa, WI! bg
,u,t' ~ ,,, - I'M rr VIII equipped
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The Sycamore 4. Z. players play rI ne white
pieces on the odd numbered boards The Games
~ both Mott and Hacker we've rharactr ter. re by
PLAYING ~ a nigh order aboGnrng Win m" rpm
blnatiOr$.
gradual" adviser of the N'uNyesan'
High school team. Israel " S"hs,b"r
o. aptUin OF the SakarnOTC & - Brrnng
Ing series of tn'ar-Thola-fiC team mate h -
similar TO those Of Is-1 season. when n -
Sruvvssan' team defeated De Wft clinton
High Schoo. of Commerce and Townsend
Harris tia.l. thereby winning tho Manhattan
, hnmpIou-hip Commerce -" Wis Clinton
Morn. and S'u"ve-ant have SlKnifsd 'h"i"
intention 20 enter teams IN Journey 80 h..
arranged during the holidays
prOBLFN 10 ~ -. sCHrsgE
q
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i-t,Ar- Nt,'" FL. ..r..-
~, =; ! s,. H H',2 $ - 70 S.'S5s~
~ 9esr 81 &, !: H. ##,e[ pen = i:
NOTES ~ 5.ER,scH
VI defr1cr, ~ r"'n. Of Which tn" HB
r .s-rh theoretical ,,And ,cln :. n6>aii. factory
%" enc rca""n rhc rrcUch .uIghr, game
.f.! he Phin !or. 'lnnor he coin,cd anon.
.'-e'' defence. although 'Hi> = done In ,rlt
t o., 'ro ,srpgii gained IT f. worth wnr-
o. 'H" kP by ~ ad, .nc- ~ The Ogp wuud b. toSt
nat therefore tine move >e"Ts reckless
30 .r .' u, nilcl Win Ks Tor ro~ foiLpU, /,
o. kuP threatening dscoN.r-i ell and Win
o. on n ne = r .Ph a ana "io n ten "a ,.n
~. " k1 tncn k'tBP. BNb WiIha splendid
.. T-"sirorn', move In similar po.irion..
b, - IN m" object Of main 'alnIES strong
, ~ M r-a,on mat blacE cannot n,ainiain
r''pr, centre TOY n white uInur~ with
.. al, canIor ron Tin .- With Pap As he sold
= paan after y " me move h, ~
Nance q MA Wing p,p Ia .,ssJ S.c,iis. v Lie
p. hen get hiS strong cen ire aIsaori blsrE
a1,r 70 DO an. nn,'ninE afrinT, i, !, her
80 an DO NJ "lrh Two r.. ara on. OUCH
Is bC-' perhaps wOuiI have p~tn la pisy
F.. 80 fyr kivEP' il rIp BsP @ouid haVc
no.. iar~i Then biack could have paid At
m . mo rinn-d II bS withdrawing HI King
9'' ana nd sn i.,. Gor.d no' r,c9anys ~ lev
.ood - plnycd ., W"r IN a similar
''' N" o,. Mo" ,Sr c'[G ,o"sS ss' 20.
o. I"mr IN o.acr -, :" ,.ET aa'ar,ass
is. rsr,, ror,@ y, ,. "' ~, do ne. no o ~
r ). ~. ~ ( h' :, < s. b, !; & &
fHa IL D. o Inn.
% 0' orrn more Improved
." exchange q pasn. woum prevent
'.'.. -hinIug IN IN 'ranc' ~ ~
..H.. -'rlpge ard rrFfiII. nor gbpt
ser May m" econ! ga'i % ne prrnIpg
.'r ~lAnu"r. and ~ \ - " "r!rr rHnnoi
prz moves. ipf in~tAn'r h., T. ~
r.~"h-nbcnnei'rh net 'rhn.atr'. p~-
ri, ' r%c .,.,ns., re T,'in' 49,. a..
sJr! the 'es' move bad .s >hpN' nS
q ~, nilcS " 70 Alta. ne Jh'p
...,-0 o. on ,r1u-rr. - > Oh, rr,r.air
''Shfr. HSr. thu' inca '-n'7s IN"
li'y . have to p.e the y TO co,rr .
5.nlns si,e co7,i l." done. .. Is ~
''.-n i moe M Gh' ,as, .Iogs...
"und-.- Ssiiu.' 'he grit Of ne
- ~. ., m been rom invited
e" car ma nLacE ~ mean o. nc
s;n. an ma ~6.Ie ioias ia. Ne /
rSr .~ rir" and ma b" after ,
.,.r 'lfI nu>itDT intended 20 hrEi7 |
,Nc,r- 3 q, va. strong a.
t''rr ryp H. =. ~ gpNP
-.c1 n.G .prrudit chance nc !
MO - quar-. % ~ - md -
r"'.y - - Pad GH'--,t +, ~
.tr. Won . pawn a, h!'r "oulG not
J'k'I o.. scco"n' - BShP
90. nj. ! ''" danger ~ ;hr tbrca' ten !
.sr, .-.r ln.o consideration mere. /
HHgss In
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white Ia pierrS
white 10 play and mate In two nSOvmA
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Total , Total J1
The yi>itnz PLAYERS payrI Whit. On au of rho
boards
n the rooms of the Drown-vlIIp Ihss-
Iub m BROOKLYN m" nom. team WAS de-
fsatsd bN The SngHmOre Chess club of
Manhattan hy IN" score OF - TO A. The
NictOr- have not vet met With defeat having
u win against Columbia and a ~" vim ,'ity
I OlIpge 10 their credit The summary
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comes M again A crew at I'd" Iniversty
of Minnesota now --eTn- probable. said
Dick Grant. tho track coach. r"centl-
Our prospects hay. greatly Improved with y
,he last lew days. aud Minnesota will SEQ.
bo In a po=it on To secure Ons OF the be-
rowing course. in the world All til. Iug
In this par- of the Mississippi! River Wet,
purchased recently By certain lumber cou!
panias ard harvaftof ~" logs from mort bern
Minnesota will y. saved at Minneapolis
or IN militia north Of mere. t.ua leaving our
proposed cours', ire" from ioss ~ n. umc
IN. Government dam at Fort smelling II
completed
i expert 20 500 . beginning crew started
not later than n"K' fall. several outside
business men have promised to back ~
any proposition ~ establish u crew at NH
ns-ota and among tho students are rnspv
who have oppressed their wish 10 compete
for honor- in this bran"h Of sport ".
have men and material TO vast. here. and
before the summer varation.
~ soon as ne Lumber compani-s re-
NOV. the .d.adhead- south Of tho Wash y
one and Ons~half miles long. and this VII
serve a. a practice C"rrss until the Fort
smelling dam - compIat"l have visited
poushke~psi- and tho Thames IA England
where the Oxford! cambridge races ~"
held -, CathArins's, ontaE 10. and
SChUylkill. and " IL my opinion fha'
the new dam CONSTRUCTED. Minnasofa
have better place for a rowing reg 9 !
will then have three mile straightaNis
~ for competition between tho best crews
IN the country, and tbs high BANKS along
the river will make the course ideal for
spectators.
Theses rowing regattas draw people
from all paris Of tho country. and the at
tendance would exceed even our largest
football crowds As 4 business proposi.ion
II will we'll repay tho Twin ites commercial
men In q Gs~ YEARS TO back tho movement
for regaitaS here
Mr. Grants views about PouRhkeepss
being Inferior to another course in the
country may not meet with the approx al
OF ALL However, he may have ssen the
race last spring. whom poughkespsis was
on anything bat its BEST behavior, az 90.
ANN e evsnt College %Sn ssusrsiy iii bs V,ad
iO ses another addition 90 the cOIlsg iats
rowing world. Chicago may not no lOng
IN follow ing suit.
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Quite sensation sprung Nv he ten m
Of The ~tiIsn l-tgsId ih--- Ciup IN ~ nr-f
encounter WITH the team 81 the DNk.r
H"iShI- chess ,'hIb. holder of ~. ~. m
rhs lnisrbnrough th-~- League series A.
fhs DN k~r Heights toun'rv Glub Not
aiou" W.r" N" champions defeated hur
thsN lost nv Inc one sided score Of -, TO
The match Wa contested on sly boards
mn VA" home team was man short at N.
hast tabl" In addition " = Huntington
-op board for Dvser Heights Was absent
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.otrrros 70 rsosLs~ 80 ~,

| SOLUTION 10 rsosLsM 50 ~
\, ~ g. ~ ~ 81 a.
! X <. Ss"a ~ ! ~ A.
! K, ~ M az ~, sn a. A.,
- Ne. anv other " ~ On. Sr
SOLUTION to ProsIsn ~ us
III N,s. A.
>ponsi-ncr i hsbl over Tor neat week
Owing tn Tomorrow being holiday The
the TrinaRuiir college chess League will
take place 81 m. rooms Of N" Rice th--~
Club IN the tsi" boulevard on Tuesday
morning play beginning AZ 10 O'Clock sharp
Three additional rounds viii he contested
on Wednesday. Ghur.dhN and Friday re
vsrsity 81 p.nnsyIvanin have s ante teal ~.
of two PLAYERS each n usual. Penn-yl-
wanna l. IN. custodian oI H.. third trophy
dons ted hy Prof Isaac !. Rice. president
al the league P-nnsylVanin captured IN.
second two years ago. whit" the first - ia
posse--Ion of CORNELL The entries from III"
". aud Arthur EhrhCh. ~ Broxn. ~
Guild. II. aud & Durf.~. IA Prnnsyl-
ran,n. U Whitaker and I" welmnr
The pairing
RVS, Round Perkins " Whitaker Guild vs.
"s s,an, f n Va wn nGtise c,r, nr,, ..
rhiTd Round rhrlich y whItaher welmar
fourth Round DGrfec " Whitaker. Guild ~
Ehriich WeimSr " Perkins
or The foregoing Perkins Of Cornell.
Guild ~ brown and whiiak.r Of Penn-yl-
wanna have plavsd IN the tourna m.nts
before. the other three being newcomers
Fhriich of Cornell wss the former cha mplon
Brooklyn
The transfer OF " y Huntington from
the chs mpion team of the Dyker Heights
Chess club to that OF the IyCrnm chess
cmb has weakened the former considerably.
With him ~ the head OF the tea nj she yrrum
chess club scored u signal victory over the
chess club in the lnt-rhorou9h
Z hess Lea que series ny tn. score OF points
to I. The summary
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-11

came after the examination OF hundreds
of witnesses and thorough probing of
the Eastern end of the meat trust.
Among the individual directors in
dicted are: j. Ogden Armour, Edward
F. Swift, Edward H. Morris, and other
prominent packers, all Of whom are
liable to fines and imprisonment on
conviction.
The beef trust is incorporated in New
Jersey, consequently the action OF the
Hudson County Grand Jury is blow
at the trust in its own home. New Jer-
sey has always been regarded as the
most favorable location for the charter
ing of great combinations, but even
New Jersey people rebel at the high
cost Of living, and are determined to
look into the affairs OF the organization
they have fostered, which is supposed
to be responsible to large extent for
the present high prices of provisions. -
Tennessean.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-11
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Arrangements Made for I'm
yelling Friday, June ;.

The Confederate monument erected
to the Confederate soldiers OF Obion
County will be unveiled with suitable
ceremonies June 3. This was decided
this week by meeting Of the ladies
who have undertaken the work.
The monument standing in front OF
the courthouse was completed this week.
1t has been viewed by numbers Of peo-
pie and pronounced magnificent, grand.
The total height from the ground is
SO feet. The base is supported by a
heavy concrete foundation and made of
stone about ten feet square at the bot
tom. On this rests the capstones and
then the base Of the shaft, a heavy piece
of Tennessee marble about four feet
high. This marble is the same as that
used in the construction OF the stairway
leading to the Senate chamber in the
National Capitol. On this solid marble
are the inscriptions which will be seen
by hundreds and thousands Of visitors,
probably hundreds Of years from now,
indicating the purpose Of this splendid
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-11
Beef Trust in Limbo.

Since the public has decided that it
will not remain inactive while the beef
trust iuggles prices at will. there has
been decided change in the Govern
ment attitude toward the beef combine.
1t is strange how effective the Sher-
man Act seems to be since the insur-
gents in the Republican party have
spurred the administration on to action
The law which was formerly declared
to be ineffective seems to be quite broad
enough to prosecute lawbreaking trusts
since the Department OF Justice officials
and the administration generally have
found that the public will either have
prosecution or the heads OF the officials
who refuse to act.
New Jersey is the State which has
struck the most effective blow at the
meat combine, so far, and with the
States and the Federal Government CO.
operating in bringing down prices the
poor consumer has some hope.
The blanket Indictment returned
against the great packers on Friday in
Hudson County, n. j.. promises to
bring to light the actual workings Of
the Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha and
St, Joseph millionaires who regulate
the prices on meats. This indictment