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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-18
ON THE PlochE BRANCH.
Railroad Construction Gangs MOI
Here-But Soon.
Special to the Record

Special to the Record
SALT LAKE CITY, June III. H.
Manderfield, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Salt Lake Route
stated today that regular train SER
vice would be inaugurated, unless
something unforeseen happens, next
Thursday. the 23rd inst.
The work train will probably reach
Pioche few days in advance Ct
the date stated.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-18
BOISE MAN HAS
FAITH m JAR8ipoE

Although the population OF the
Jarbidve district has during the past
few months dwindled from 900 Il
about 800 souls, the new mining
camp stfll gives great promise OF b.
coming big producers. according
T. A. Dwight. Boise prospector.
who has returned to that city after
en- absence Of elk months
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-18
Returned To Owner.

The picks and other piGing uten-
x,ils fouas; at the Pioche-Mohawk mine
and a,leget. u hare beer stolen from
the Phoebe Pacific mine by George
Karakas were oredred returned to
the rightful owner by Justice Gar
rison last Saturday. 1t is likely that
Karakas will be arrested and held to
answer for the theft Of this property.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-18
Some UnIucky ones.

SVTHS OUIuCNy OHess
Advices from Carson are to the ef-
feet that all the Calienteites, except
Hans Olson and VIM. Mobiles. who
were arrested on the charge of sell
ing liquor to Indians, have been
held to await the action Of the Fed
eral court next September.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
ANOTHER CONFLICT BY
CITY WITH RAILROAD
Special To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. i0.-That Ogden City and
the Hartman railroad system viii prob
ably become involved in q lawsuit to de-
termlne the rights of the city to dump
garbage on the dumping grounds near the
crematory is evident from conflict
which occurred today between Sanitary
Inspector Moroni Pouter and Special
Railroad Officer Charles Shulnaker.
The city dumping ground ad5oine the
railroad property While seven or eight
leans were hauling refuse this morning
railroad officer called the patrol wa
gon and ordcrcd CITY Cremator Douglas
arrested for ircspass. Mr.. Douglas was
directing the tcamstcrs where to unload
the garbage. The railroad officer OBJ
iected to the unloading OF the garbage
at that point and a war of words cnsued,
until the arrival OF the sanitary inspcc-
tor. who ordered the work to go on The
patrol wagon Was sent back to the barn
without prisoner
The railroad officials called their at
torney. Charles x. Holllngsworth, and Il
is understood that legal proceedings will
follow 10 settle the city's right TO the
dumping ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
News of the Interm0untain Region
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES MAY
BE DENIED RAILROAD
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 inc Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. 10.-Refueal on the part
Of the Hartman railroads to allow Man
ager G.. II. Kircher Of the wnterworlts
department TO tunnel under the tracks OF
the company on Twenty fourth street.
west of Wall avenue, for tho purpose OF
extending tho water mains TO West Og-
den, has caused some agitation In city
offtcialdom, and IL looks like there Is
going TO he some lively passages at arms
between tho city government and tho
railroads in the near future. when the
latter petitions for special privileges.
The refusal to allow tho waterworltg
department To run its pipe line under the
comDany's tracks Is going to work con-
siderable hardship and q heavy expense
on Ogden city in extending the pipe line.
II may become necessary to drive a tun-
mel under the new freight depot in order
to complete the extension. Mayor Glas-
mann does not feel kindly towards the
railroad companies for this. and publicly
announces warming today to the effect
that 'tthe city is not going to get on
her knees asking permission to use its
own streets, not under the present city
government"
II is probable that the whole matter
will reach the courts before settlement Is
effected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
DIED

----,-~~|~>----- ---~->-->->~--~---'-~---~--
CAFFEY-In this city, Decembsr
Mary Evans Cafley, AT the resIden. ~
her son. B. Il. Caffcy, 1907 1st ave PsM M
raj notice later. iune-
UETNZE- In this city. Decembor -
Earnest Heinze. aged years mos.ss ,s
% days. little son OF Mr.. and Mrs SSstcl S.tcl
Heipze, T70 Alpine avenue, The t,,taak
service VIII be held today CDccerohs.ni h.iesal
from the funeral chapel OF Eber W ~ ~
154 South West Temple street. AZ nan
Friends may see the rcnains at IhegE
iIy residence. 10 Alpine avenuc ~, ian.
o'clock. iutermcnt In Mt. OlIyct. WI "
LYSTRUP-Lllliau Hedman T.,
born January IA. 1890. died Dacs'ulup
10. 1910. beloved wife or Charles n mpef
strup and daughter OF Carl J. ~
Jennie A. Hedman and mother az ,no ,eno
babies. 14 days old. Funeral sc-,sin
will be held Tuesday afternoon ~
o'clock In the Emigration ward mss,-
house, Seventh South and Tenth thIssas sas;
streets Body may be viewed at ss
meeting house from ! to p. m, vac
CRANE-At Bingham canyon, Utah =.
years. Remains al ODonneU SVE r, y
perlors. Notice OF funeral will be riv.aa Gu.
later, ''oa
1910, Michael Fitzgerald. aged 40 yss.s
Remains at O'Donnell & Co.'S nsJo,s
Notice OF funeral will be given later
POWERS-At $50 East Eleventh Co..
Powers. born May 2e, is4S, in I,on Iona.sa. Z.
England. The body Will be shipnea =,
Undertaken Joseph William Tay,o- ~ y
SInithfield, Cache county, Utah n,
burial. wi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
MORE SPACE NEEDED
in READING QUARTERS
Special To The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 10.-P1ans for the equip
ment OF a larger reading room at the Car
neGie library, which will he furnished
with comfortable chairs and other con-
vcniences, are being discussed by the
board OF trustees, and in short time,
It is announced. the most feasible method
for securing these accessories for the
public library will be put into practical
use.
In the meantime, the Rev. j, r. Car
yer, n member of the board. is calling
the attention OF the public to the pres
cnt overcrowdcd condition OF the read
ing room and has made some valuable
suggestions for improving larger room
In the building. to bo used for that pur
pose.
The call from the library board few
days ago for contributions OF childrens
books for that department OF the library
has been literally responded to by a
number Of citizens. Ono resident of tho
city contributed forty books 10 the de-
partment. which he had found secreted
in the attic at his home. The total num-
ber of books for children received since
the call was issued Will reach about
sixty volumes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Full OF 1.-THE SPIRIT"
ANNABELLA ELDERS SCRAP
Spccial 10 Tic Trihune.

'-F'NIdI TO IIiE ITIUUIl's
HOLDEN Dec. 10.-About n month ago
there began to be dissatisfaction among
The people of Anuabcla over the way
things were going enthusiastically. and It
appears that the reports were not re-
Earded AZ satisfactory that were given in
clerk. So priesthood meeting was called
and the charge was made by Clerk Royal
Carney that the bishop. Joseph ". Fair
banks, was not doing the square thing
in the tithing Iine. This statement irri-
tatcd the militant bishop. and he got
60 his feet In hurry and said that any
body that said he stole tithing was a
promptly followed. and rema rlSed that he
wouldn't take that from no e d
bishop" The elders and seventies held
them apart, and the following Sunday the
whole bisioprc resigned, including the
ward clerk. Walter Roberts had a ten
tative offer OF the place. but so far has
not accepted IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
ASSESSMENT NO. e5.

New York Bonanza Mining conipannostt ~
principal place Of business. room ~.
Felt building. Salt Lake City. Utan.
Notice Is hereby given that nt me-,
ig of the board Of directors of the W
York Bonanza Mining company. held .,oe ~,
December TO- 1910. an assessment oi "
Cd cents per share was levied ana e.
sesSed on the capital stock ot saiu os osoS
poration, payable at the office, room -e
Felt building, Salt Lake Cite. Utan,s ,scr1 "a
j. III. Demlng. secretary. ON or oeav,o a,s,o
which said assessment shall remain a, uI,,|
paid on the said January 10. 1911 w W.
be delinquent and advertised TOT h
at public auction. and unless pay 's =,
made before. viii be sold on Jah1ss,< ss =
30. 1911. at / o'clock p. m. OF said os,
TO pay the said delinquent assessslS- a.
thereon. together with tho COSTS oi ~
vertising and expenses OF sale: r
j II. DEMING. SecretaTIg,ss, T,s,
Room 2oi Felt Building. Salt Lac rfi5l
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
ASK $4,000 FOR ALLEGED
ASSAULT OF DETECTIVE
speclal to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Dec. 10.-Alleged brutal treat
ment on the part OF j. II, Mcintyre. A
detective employed by the Hartman rail-
roads at Ogden. forms the basis OF two
damage suits filed In the district court
today by Walter f.. and Thomas A. Reid
The plaintiffs demand $4,000 cnch ac-
tual damages and $4,000 punitive damages
from the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany and the Ogden Union Railway a
Depot company for tho alleged trcntment
accorded them by the company's special
officer.
The complaints say that the Rclds pur
chased tickets for Ogden, at Evanston,
December ), and paid the regular faro OF
$3.50. When they reached Ogden and
were preparing TO abGht from Union
Pacific train they assert. Mcintyre as
saulted thnm with q "slung shot," In
nictipg such injuries that IL became noe
essary for them to seek surgical atten-
ton. Tho plaintiffs also claim that the
railroad officer accused them Of assault
and battery on the train.
The Ogden police patrol wagon was
called. and the two Reids were taken to
tho police station, where they obtained
their release by dcpositinE cash ball.
In the city court. this morning. tho
charges against them as preferred by the
railroad company and its agents were
dismissed, and the actions for damages
filed In the district court.
The plaintiffs say that Mcintyre has
been guilty OF similar assaults before, but
that his services are retained by the rail-
road company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
VALUABLE HORSE DEAD;
ELDER SLAPS ELDER
Speciak to The Tribune.

MONROE, Dec. 10,-Councilman O. p
Washburn. who just shipped in 81 number
of pure bred horses from the east. had
the misfortune to lose one OF them at
Richfield, two-year-o)d shire stud. 6y :
destination.
The Monroe town council is changing
the road north OF town. and in doing so
IL is necessary 10 cut through &. p
Christiansen's land. Mr. Christiansen by
the way, may be mentioned as being
one OF the council OF high priests In this
burg. Neph Fl. Nelson. an energetic
member OF the town council. was down
OH the road today and the two disagreed
over the boundary line. Elder Nelson
called Brother Chrjstiansen dam(u
liar and Brother Christiansen prom pity
slapped NELSON'S face, Others Intervened
and prevented further hostIltie5. The
road will go on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK

FOWLER REPAIRS Anything
Phone Key. Gun and Bike works. ~ ~
West I'd South. sseet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
OLD RESIDENT DEAD;
L. F. CRANE AT BINGHAM
Special to The Tribune.

BINGHAM Dec. 10.-L. r. Crane. a
paperhanger and painter, and for 90 years
ease superinduced by lead poisoning. He
was found lying on his bed partially
dressed. There were books and papers
near. which, coupled with the fact that
he had his glasses on, indicated that he
had been reading when the attack came.
He has resided in Eureka, Park City and
he lived In Buena Vista, Colo. His for
mcr home WIS In st. Louis, where lie
was married when 4 young man. having
one child. The wife and child died and
he never married again The body was
taken to O'Donnell & Co.'S undertaking
parlors. where IL will be held pending
word from st. Louis. where he has n sis
ter and other relatives. He WAS &C. years
of ago at the time OF his death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
PROMINENT CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST TO SPEAK
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec, 1o.-Dr Francis ]. F1uno.
o member OF the board Of lectureship of
the Mother church OF the Christian Sci =
entists OF Boston, Mass, will deliver a
lecture on Christian Science at the Og-
den theater next Tuesday evening.
DIR Fluno was a volunteer soldier in
the Forty first Wisconsin regiment in the
civil war, After his regiment was dis
charged he began the study OF Science
and Health. With Key to the Scriptures
by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. Later he
forsook the practice OF medicine and al
lied himself with the Christian Science
church. He studied at the Massachusetts
Metaphysical college and, after taking a
normal course under Mrs. Eddy's instruc-
tion. moved TO Oakland CAL. where, for
sixteen years, he has engaged In the
Christian Science work. In 1898 he re-
ceivcd m appointment on the board OF
lecturcship OF the Mother church,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
MEET AND DIVIDE
APPO|NT|VE PIE
Cache County Again Indorses
William H. Thain for State
Land Board.
Sneclnl 70 Tha Trihunn

LOGAN. Dec. 10.-The members OF tho
church Republican county committee and
the members OF the local branch of the
federal bunch met here this afternoon and
divided up tho appointive pie. To the
surprise or most politicians here. Will
liam u. Thaln was lndorsed for reappoint-
ment 70 the state land board. Two years
ago Thain was rejected ny the senate,
but was named by tho governor q re
cess appointee. IL wac not believed that
Cache county would indorse him again
this year.
Bishop T. II. Merrill Of Richmond, who
ate n good deal Of crow In the recent
campaign, upon being promised this posi-
tion, received only ten of the thrty-two
votes cast by the pie distributors. the
remainder going to Thalu,
John III, Gnchm was indorsed for county
fish and game warden. and DIR, F. z.
Clark favored for county physician
These were the principal Endorsements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11

BY Associated Press.

LETHBRIDGE. Alberta, Dec. 1e,-At 9
o'clock tonight forty-fv bodies have
been recovered from the mine OF the Can
ada Collleries mines. limited, at Bellevue.
Alberta. where an explosion occurred
last night.
These include thirty-1ve employees and
ten members of a rescue party from Hos
rner and Frank, who went Into tho mine
at o'clock this morning and were en-
tombed
All the missing now have been account
cd for, 1t is thought that several injured
Will die. Hundreds OF men arrived today
from adjoining camps in the Crows Nest
district TO assist in rescue work.
Three OF the dead arc Englishmen. Jo-
seph McC;uff. Herman Tippo and Isaac
Hutton. The mlne employed four hun
dred men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
WANT BETTER
MAIL SERVICE.
Weber Club of Ogden After the
pOstmasters in Zion and
Junction City.
BUSINESS MEN HAVE
HAD PATIENCE TRIED
Worn Out With the Constant
Delay of Mail, Have Begun
a War.
Special 20 The Tribune,

'DSCIai 10 Inc if1DuNe,
OGDEN, Dec. Jo.--sf Communications
by mail between Ogden and Salt Lake
and Salt Lake and Ogden seem to be
entirely unsatisfactory.
For instance, letters posted at the
postoffice before IL o'clock a. m.
should be available to the addressee
Of he has a box) during lunch time, or
sortly after, and those posted before
o'clock p, m. should be available to
the addrossee during the afternoon s
business hours.
"Will you do US the compliment to
advise the undersigned if the provision
for service now covers thieq Of course
the service does not cover it.
ETt is our intention to take this
matter up vigorously with those having
the executive authority in this matter,
With continued high esteem, sincerely
yours,
"a. n. HEYWOOD, President.
Sent to Postmaster.
Copies of tho foregoing letter were
sent TO Postmaster A. l.. Thomas OF
Salt Lake and Postmaster l.. w.
Sburtliff OF Ogden by President Hey
wood of the Weber club today.
Having long endured the abomiDable
Salt Lake TO Ogden postofficcs, the
leading business men of this city have
decided that patience has ceased to
be a virtue. and have decided to take
the matter up through the Weber club.
If conditions cannot be remedied by
the postmasters AT Salt Lake and Og-
den. then 1t is the intention of the
Weber club TO appeal to the postal au-
thoriiics at Washington, ID. c., for re-
dress.
Complaints have been frequently
heard iu the past that letters mailed
before noon at Ogden do not reach the
capital city, or, rather, laye not delivered
10 the addressec until Some time late
The next day. The same, delay is found
when letters or other mail matter leaves
Salt Lake early ono certain day and
does not reach the hands of the ad
dressec until late the following day.
Whether the Ogden postmaster or
the Salt Lake postmaster or both are
10 blame for this rural delivery,
is a matter which the Weber club is
irving to ascertain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
MOB DISPERSES AFTER
JAILER WOUNDS TWO
BY Associated Prcss.

. COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. 10--At ! o'clock
this morning a mob OF about 200 men
made an attack on the county jail here
I'm an effort TO secure O negro prisoner.
charged with attempt to assault a
young woman here several nights ago,
The jailor warned the mob before the at
tack that he would fire on the first man
who attempted TO enter. and when the
attack was made lie fired q number of
shots. wounding two men. The jailcr
was shot In the breast, but il is not be-
Iieved that he is fatally wounded. After
about 100 shots had been fred members
Of the police force and militla arrived and
dispersed the mob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
"Dickering'' on Liquor Case.
Special to The Tribune.

DBcSin' W i'ts iiibubS'
PROVO. Dec. lo.--When the three
cases against Henry Vincent, charged
with a violation of the prohibition ordi-
nance, were called In police court TO-DAY
there was an attempt made to compIIo-
mise. The defendant proposed through
his attorneys. TO pay q fine OF s400 on
all or the cases against him. including
the case now on appeal to the district
court. In which Vincent was fined $3.50
and to serve thirty days In the city Jail
The prosecution declined to accept the
amount. but signified their willingness
to compromise on basis OF $500 on all
of the cases After dickering and SPAR
ring on a compromise the greater part
of tho day. and failing the defendant
demanded a Jury trial. and the hearing
I'll Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
TAKING CANOE TRIP TO
GRAND CANYON OF COLORADO
RY Associated Press.

DELTA. Colo, Dec 10.-Threc young
men whose homes are in this city today
started on a trip TO the Grand Canyon of
tho Colorado river. in Arizona, in Il home
built canoe. Their names are 6. p.
Wheeler E. p. Muir ard IT. Nj. Kirby,
Launching their craft in the Gunnison
river AT this point, the youths Will IL
successful. continue their journey down
to tho junction with the Grand river. at
Grand Junction, Colo. and on through
Utah TO where the Grand and Green
rivers form the Colorado.
Although approximately 400 miles 3s
the crow flies. the distance 10 be covered
by water before reaching the destination
selected is perhaps five or six times that.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Defendant Own Attorney,
to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 10.-Exhlbiting an amaB-
ing knowledge OF court matters and legal
technique Tony Wcsfall. the Mexican
revolutlonst, charged with an assault
with Intent to rob Charles Coe. a. Poca
telo laborer. undertook his own defense
at his preliminary hearing before Judge
j. u. Murphy of tho police court this
morning. Wcstfall cross examined all
the witnesses for the state and obtained
many admissions from them which may
result in his favor. The hearing was con-
tinued until Monday to allow the state
TO summon additional witnesses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Mission to Reopen.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec, 10--At an expense OF
several hundred dollars. tho addition 20
the Margaret Taylor memorial mission
chapel at West Ogden has been completed
and the old building completely remod-
eled. Sunday school services will be re-
sumcd there Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, All the children of the neigh
borhood arc invited to attend tho mission.
regardless OF creed or religious inclina-
tion, as the teachings. which arc under
the supervision of a lay member OF one
OF tho Christian churches, are broad
enough 10 include children OF all dcnom-
nations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Ephraim Commercial Club.
Special 10 The Tribune.

EPHRAIM. Dec Io--A reorganization
OF the Commercial ciuo was effected
last evening and the following were in
stalled in office: r. IT. Rasmussen,
president; FL p, Peterson. vice president; /;
Fred Jorgensen. secretary. and. r. A
Beal, treasurer. They will be joined by
the other members of the organization
in a determined effort to infuse new life
into The club. a committee consisting
of Ephraiw Hanson, p. G.. Anderson and
II n. Britsch was appointed to draft a
new constitution and submit its work
TO the club for approval at its next
meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
SUICIDES PORTRAIT TO
GO WITH ENDOWMENT
By Leased wire to Tho Tribune.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10.--Olga Mann. whose
proposed marriage TO Baron Oskar Roths-
child met with such obstacles that the
young baron killed himself. will endow
five scholarships In the University OF
Chicago In memory of her flancc. These
scholarships are In addition to the en-
dowmcnt OF room OF the German Old
Peoples home at Forest Park. This room
hereafter will be known as the Baron
Oskar Rothschiid room. a large portrait
OF the late baron will he hung in tho
room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
To Talk. on Edison.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 10.--'Thc Views of Thomas
Edison, the famous inventor. upon the
Immortality OF the soul and tho life 10
como will be the theme OF the evening
sermon by tho Rev. j. r.. Carver at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday. A spc-
cial musical programme for the evening
services viii be one Of the features
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Society Wants ohild's Home.
| 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Ino lr1puhc-
OGDEN. Dec. i0.--A committee from
the Child's Aid society has directed an
appeal 10 tine citizens of Ogden for finan
cial assistance TO erect small home.
where neglected and homeless children
can be cared for The society says that
but $500 lis necessary at this time to
provide a home for the growing number
of orphan and friendlcss children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
NOTED LAWYERS HIRED
TO DEFEND SUGAR TRUST
81 Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o.-Richerd A Oh
ney, United States attorney general dur
Ing the first Cleveland administration,
and John 6. johnson OF Philadelphia have
been retained by the American Suga.
Refining company as associate counsel
with James NJ. Beck. general counsel for
the company, to defend the suit brought
by the federal government to force The
dissolution OF the company. under tho
provisions OF the Sherman antitrust Law.