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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-13

American schooner ". II. Marston
sailed on Sunday from San Francisco
Tor Hllo.
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Classified Advertisements

PINECTAR SALES CO.'S office, $50
kaahumanua (upstairs); tel. 1144.
NJ. i. Covington, sales mgr, 10 to
II and to daily. S764
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NEW EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
OFFICES FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSE.

THREE b. r. Cool location. Mrs
Nicholson. Summit Road, Punehbowl
Heights. lei. 1898. S7G7
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ELOCUTION.

RAY BELL, teacher of eloeution, ply
seal and voice culture. Phone 1912 !;
residence, 1853 Lunalilo. S762
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VOCAL.
DRAMATIC,

MARIE KENNY; private lessons; act
ing, elocution-vaudeville songs
stage and ballroom dancing-grace
culture. l75 Beretania. Phone 1893
$500
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HALSTEAD & CO.
Stock Brokers
s21 FORT sTHK1f.
H0NOl uLu STOCK EXCHANGE
NAME OF STOCK

Honolulu. Monday, September II, 1910.
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MUSIC.

SYDNEY T. HOBEN (Koniglichen Con-
servatorium der Musk, Leipsic)-
Piano, technique and vortrag; sing
ing and voice production Metropole.
Alakea st. S75S
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LapItal. PaI
'aid Up al blo ASK
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
VETERINARIANS.

DIR. L. E. CASE, Office Lewis Stables.
Phone PAL; residence phone lib.
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UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

~ a y ESE cooks, walters. vardhovs
etc. G. Hirao5a. POS Beretani, ~. =.
10ne l4-V' 1854
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Classified Advertisement

BEACH LOTS at Kaalawai. Ann,r !.
Magoon Bros, Merchant and Alakes
401
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ROOM AND BOARD.

SHADY nook; 1919 Beretania. A..
Te aSs 1,s 800 per month and upward.
----- 8729
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~. 4. DoELLINGER ,KKE>TED.
!AIlPseu FuGIttve Frsm New Iork. Z BsSer
FSrErr> haFge. Taken IN philadelphia.

PHILApELPHIA. April Henry A.
DoelIineer. a New York attorney. was
committed to-day by Magistrate Scott
in the City Hall Ia wait reduIsition from
that city or fugitive warrant charging
forgery.
For three Years me police have been
searching for Doellinger and u wls only
two weeks ago that they obtained . clue
10 his Nhsrea bouts h- trailing his twelve
vear-old son Lufher The lad to-day
served further IN establishing the identity
of his father. VINO said that a mistake had
haan made and that has name Was Bush
and not Doellnk-r. The boy said that
he was the son ~ 'he prisoner and that
his name was Doellinger.
According 90 Lieut.. Bernard Flood ~
the New York police DoslhnRer IN Sep
tember, 1877. was held under G.JOO bail
for forgery Bail vas obtained and v
is alleged that Doellinger skipped. AZ
the time his wife Mary and his daughter
AIice were under arrest in New York.
The arrest of the family grew out OF
real estate Transaction in which " -
alleged that DosllingeT represented a
widow. the owner Of valuable property.
u IL 4aid q. q he substituted his wife for
the owner u tho property and drew a
dead for -. 500. Later. u - alleged.
the lawyer had the desd fled by his
daughter The membsrs Of the family
after tho alleged forged deed was brought
to light were arrested. Tho mother.
" - ale ged. was indicted with the sa'her
hut the daughter was released
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moc1,ns Pr.s.rrea 90 ~. Re,Ir.s.

The directors Of tho Hooking Valley
Railway '7mpany have decided 20 rstirs
az par and accrued dividends On April 10
the company siS.OOO. OOO preferred stock.
Shareholders will receive SOL ~ . Ahare
The company has IN its treasury SO 100 .OOO
IN cash 40 the result % Ito 1AIs 81 holdings
W tbs Tobedo and Ohio Central and the
kanAwkE ana Michigan.
). p. Zerb ~ Clsy Gland has bssn elected
. director 81 tho company Lo s1coesd the
late x. W Hickoz an vice-prrsldont. and
John CALVIN Of Cincinnati has bsGn
elected director 10 succeed James
Stuar- Mack.
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soUTn nl..s..! racIE! y :. cEcnFASE

The annual rn~eting ~ the stock holder % tns
southern Pacific COMPANY Uiil be held - thoOenra
% the Company IN nsechrlon'. Isfferson Counfy
Kentucky on WEDNESDAY. April sl1th. 1910. "a
twelve orlnch 1cx'n. standard virne for she eloc.
zion Of nfteen ftrrctoTs sud the 'ransaceln o. az
such othsT business a. NAV legally zone bes1rs
she me~tinS. Including the approval aud rauA-
Taucn o. al action Of he PrsYo o. Direcfcu spd
% thF FsrcuUyr Crfsmitte~ sa~e sh= i@.s s-se.ss
meetiag ~ TIE S'crkhoio~rs OF the Couapaay
The aid meeung has BEN spec.siiy ealisd N
authorize. approve. anu consenf IN inerox1N
Of me bonded 'pdebsedncss ~ the Company nDs
eHceeding the srnount 80 df'- rniiiicu dolarS Geo
the ehecuuon ~ mortgage. 20 secure the pa
uent % such lndsbtesiness upon the franchises
and prOperty nON owned ~ hereafter acquiftd
Francisco. and the COunty OF San Mat-o. Cab
forul1
che transfer % stock will he closed ~ nooa %
SATURDAY. March -. 1910. ana vta be reopsne9
- Ten n'rhork 4. April :, 1850
~ Or,isy ~ 'he hoard OF Directors
My. MfILA2. Secretary
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'or INV B,CK FROW TExAS.
Hs D~psss Thst k-nH-,', Paid $1,000 90
N1S Other sum To llIHa.

sT"oHAWroS. April , Last evening
IuI George " Dunn. turIusr chairman
- re Republican stat" COMMITTEES.
rfosa NAME has bsen fr-uueutly men
nd ~ connection with the Aids snd
... .nsurAnc.. ~ '-stI ga'I0ns ~ r-ceiv ing
.-..'-rNItion- - the Rspuhlcan campaign
rt- A portion ~ 'hs funds raised w
-.rdrcstse - JAS ~ restrain leglsla-
o. trrivsd home from Texas where
o.. "a Eesn with Mr. Dunn since the
ayrruing - tho Alli- investigation.
Too INDIGNANTLY dsnied 40. statement
Irinh wsnus,iv hs.furs ~" Insurance
.....-t xation thai kennedy hal psid
I'd" 80 Col Dur', ~. s'uph1'ic.lly
~ rcd that Kennedy had never pad
D. q cont ~ anv way, shan" ~ r1snn.-
~ rbst ne uevsv ~sw E-nnedy bat pn"..
'rr~e and h's a"q'Isin'snce with hin,
arv sligh'
..I Dunn >1ys that 'nsny parsons
a.H ,pvporat1ons made ,JutribtfiOIi-
me Repuhli,sp oamIsigp fund.-. bIt
ras 10 understanding that any ~
gifts we're for the Restraint ~ legis
'.ar ~ forcing The pa-saRs ri any bill
oh would give sp@cinl honefts - any
s',.I'iop or CON pAny. II wAs bis
Z sanding 81 the svldepCe that when
rradv vas asked " he paid any money
~ Dunn 10 testified Vhaf he had never
2 60 ard that the 5000 IN question
% zen paid 10 Cot Rouben FOx. formerly
s'7ut treasurer Of the Republican
ate committee, and that kennedy lad
-~sytssd
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Lave stsFk NfaFket

SAryEDAV. ASrtl
Rec pts ~ be~v~s we're 100 head inritssiins
~ care iur -lsIsht~rcfs dir-c' There were no
W. 49," pf"-rl Tor sale The feeling AS
40 i0I Or and gradc> Dressed beef
continued ,.OA - rr- ~ ung LAngcf pT.css or
a. sal. . 10 IN ;ct rAnyc sides. Liverpool
snu London rA't- Hrd p~~' markets. we're quot
49,, Ih' hshsei ,poris from this port tn dsy 4.
al. q 4artrg- 81 be-f
'l~-rr'- - ,sl,~- were ~ h-sd. ell % whlrh
scat Gire ~ th~ ,algr rho ~ None for
As~ or We vrtgh' tFr f~Sing waa Q trae
va. On sH,'rr ted 'rcr fcr-ip'- MONDAY. Dressed
caNer uerr quiet and also eaa ~ .0Ate for
rity ~ r.-'-n ~sis sad ~ f' FOR country dressed
10 81 - - >ir~y ani ihL.Ds were gaiO mead
in'l-faE ~ rarr FOR ~laugh<rers seven csr-
Eea.s 81 lambs. u~rr bod over yesterday
ami on sale n day .Tade wss very kloW but
prize, w~rs Taaed steady. quality consdeysd
several cars ore unsOif ~ late hour Sheen
1ominal; common - Tar toollsd iahlhs sold ~
- 7saao = ~ idD ~ no prime offered dressed
mutton was slow 81 i1aiSo. p~T a.: irr.sesi
lambs a. Sail - -oun'Ty dressed hothouse
arbs A. Nct1 r@r rsrcAas.
Hs--ipts % hogs VrTr ss7e he'd. inciuding
hsif car for ne naYh~t Py.ces were Tatpd
e'-aisYt sni light rennsrivania hogs solG q
81 10 per 100 los. Oounui dressed logs stead
- .5nltlc. per 10 With hEht eau ptgs s1ccsd-
ing quota tonH.
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Counsel for Charles ". Morse may
examine the BOOKS 81 the Stock Exchange
firm 81 John Wallace q Co. hts former
brokers. IN aid in preparing his suit for
Accountin~. under = decision by supreme
Court Justice FtzDsra!d Yesterday.
Counsel SAID that whiis some 1T the in
formation desired could probably bs
obtained from Mr.. MoTss u was inoou-
vsnisnt TO get II. bscAuse ne could Do
seen only orc day a month and u =oSld
neoassttAts q number Of trips IN Atlanta.
The brokerage firm has brought a counter
suit against Morse for sac. $50. claiming
that that balance rsunAined due Whan hts
securities were sold out last Gal! and
brought S52.ss7.
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sease Department @ASS Nlc1raaunn VSn
bUaeprs Must Net San.

~
oUaeers Must Net sam.
NEW oRLEANs. April Tho sanes DE-
partEnsnt ~ Washington has uphsld the
decision Of the United Saaess District
AetOrusy % New 0rlsAna. who has do
clArad iIlsgal Victor oordnn's oontsm-
plated nhbusterinw sxpsdiIion out oi
this port 70 aid tia Nicaragua revo-
!"tiooiSts. Tbs New Orleans Fsisral
officials we're notified Of tho docision
this morning. lnstr1ctions were also sem
to lay the matter esforO the Federal Grand
jury on Monday. Gordon. 10 10 said. will
Dc among the FIRST witnesses summoned
Gordon had also heard Of the ruling
Msazi=sssssis the flibustsra. it isundsrstood
have purchased q steamer formerly IN tho
Osntral American trNds. A large party
OF workmSn was put &C work on the vessel
and v v said that they would have hsT
ready 60 leave by Wednesday.
On the o.Asr hand Gen. Pedro ChaEnorTO
70 said 20 have given notice thAe the en-
pedition haa been abandon0d because
OF the attitude Of thu United sesana Dis
triCt Attorney.
We do NOS wish 10 do anything against
tbs lave Of this country. hO sAid. for
intend 70 act N . hostile mAnnar to tue
United StAtsa.
Gordon and Conrad viii rUtum 90 Goa
trial AmertcA and Il 10 expected that some
OF the hlibuaters Who have besn couRrs-
gated here will 20 there individually or
IN parties. American recruits for the rev
oluf'oil are said 90 DO already straGRitng
into hluedelds from Panama and trnsn
Mexican and 0ustsmalan ports
IL became known hero this afternoon
that Gordon has purchased tho steAmer
Venus for the NicaraguAn Provisional
Government and THAI he will Attsmpt 70
take the major part OF the recruits with
arms to Central America IN this steamer.
Revenue officers are keeping watch on
operations around the Venus Workmen
were Engaged all day in ovwhAuling the
steamer under the eyes Of officers from
the revenIs cutter DAvy.
The Venus n lying Oh wharf on the
Algisrs side of the Mississippi River
opposite Eaplanade. She will DO ready
for sailing On Tuesday. Several of Gar
don's mon sailed from here to-day for
Port Limon. A Texan nAmsd Kent, who
will he the chief signal officer. took three
wireless outtits and war balloons
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VlUBoR BOATMEN ON STRIKE
-, m ~ ~ THE PILOTS
.rrthJ ~ sINSr RAILROADS.
D. - ...., rH- me NThOesIe a sVapanS settles
.r.i 80 So BsatN Get nack 60 MOrk
,t- Heard ~ arbitration rrtes On
'.n, ." HVlnE NbSut q Conference

"-orklyn made a settle
"a, with the Masters aud
'.-... u,tiru and their striking
r nd. unrk pa their Sin boats NJ
~ -s,t'etnent = nov thought
.-.NlH With the four railroads,
.rI II New Jersey. L-hish Valley.
90. ...r iayNawanna and Western amt
AMI Ohio.
1,pt vas made nv Col Reagan
state Bnard OF Arbitration in the
r, 80 Get the representatives Of
as TO lgrrs 70 arbitr alton hut
-uC,VSs
Tuition was then pas SOD Nv The
,-,s declaring that the eight gill ha
:ulsh
ire Harbcr Boatmens Jniou made
--r'nc early in the day on the four
p. roads for an advance in wages Of IS
D.. q nth one day OF a week and two
ssEs annual vacation. These we're re-
- ana an cHer was nahe on the part
- ths railroads through Chairman X. L.
v-e & their committee OF an advance
' :? ~ month. The union met for
-, aral hours and decided that none OF
.. -lsrnHsT would work on any OF the
at AHactei ~ the strike Accordingly
f7o ieck hands coolSa. oiierS. hoatrnen
I'D Others Juit atsF NJ The New York
-ar'-al ard Enc granted the Harbor
Hoatmen demands.
There -1s some talk OF the ferryboat
lots 'oin,ng IN a sympathetic Strike. but
p ras indefinite. They have no sriev-
s-D-s - their own.
~ scout boat Mccormack Of the
.'rkars vas the cause Of . complaint by
CHAIRMAN Joyce 20 Ira Harris local head
r. The steamboat inspection service Of
49, Department nf Commerce and Labor
-hs vas always on hand at unexpected
moments when tugs with non-union pilots
rI'ue along and set up her derisive -scab
trr' u was also charged that the men
: ccard cf her intimldated the strike
S-saAsrS nv threatening tlSm and called
t'@rn names
r .H'- Association vas before Mr.. Harris
sno denied that the new men were threat
srsi A. the result Of the complaints at
~ events. u Vas stated. the United States
-larshAls will continue Go guard the boats
-'tf new ptlots representative OF the
7 - yh Valley Railroad said aftsrward:
30 Vas because OF the uses to which
49, -eout boat was put that the Gov
..r-'uAnt was asked to protect our pilots.
tr- men on the boat brought her tn the
I.a-s threatened our men. callesl them
curious names and acted in such a
r.v - 10 make them perfectly miserable
AMI Jared all the time
While the representatives OF the strikers
''. rcd yesterday that the congestion
. GIT due 20 the strike was increasing
tra 70 representatives. ~ the companies in
. -..r.s 81 brief -tatementS declared that
'.. 'rv vas NO congestion and that matters
s.r' 'nu-tantly Improving
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mn INSJ RANCE RATES NEXT.
,n,lU,r, into the PINK slip system Ne
parted 60 Ne COminG.

parted 60 Ne Coming.
ne fang II rates by the New York
-.lt.- Underwriters Association and the
,-s York Fire Insurance Exchange and
no systsfn commonly called the pink
Sip system. are likely 20 he gone into
~ SupI Hotchkiss Of the Insurance. De-
%, rtnlenI with the view Of establishing a
permanent bureau in the department. not
% -av what the rates shall IT, but To at
n iudgrner, on the rates a. they are made
md serve a. a court 10 prevent cxorbitant
ates.
Under the pink slip system the eN-
. anEs arbitrarily decides what the rate
for the companies and brokers within its
,rlaDtnatioD shall he. IL a certain dis
.-ar appears 20 them Ia he dangerously
.,ncptible to fires or TO be insufficiently
--r-s I'D because of low pressure then
,.r- sips travel To their members with
.r- pol formation that the rate for the time
~ % rained - much. The exchange
...s. care II the metropolitan section.
re- Naw York State Underwriters Asso-
r.-'..~ ,4nveruthe upstate section and the
-,-tsu - Understood tO be especially
s-4rcarious upstate Rochester and Buff
"a, an among the cities which IT, times
rtsf have had pink slips issued against
'.-rl Ostsnsibly because pf Insufficient
- Protection. There n no special proof
,l anv particular case with reference To
80 two combinations that rates fixed
r- .0efn have not h,aen fair. but the posi-
t.rv - their being able To fiN unfair rates
hrf-g- lu the restraint uf trade idea. ac-
C.rdiug 80 the authorities.
II" present investigation will last for
~,f veek more.
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TEXAS GREAT AND GROWING,
Judge Cs~an Explains mat % and New
York Are the Only states.

Judge \. n. CowEn Of For Worth. Tex.
dropped into town yesterday from Wash
inRton. where he had been telling Senator
Lodges commission something abou'
tho higher COS. 81 living. and he hadn't
been IN the lobby Of the Imperial half an
hnur when he ran into . bunch Of fellow
tOwnsmen
There we're Louis J. WORKMAN. pro-
pr,stor OF the Fort Worth I-Te'egraEn.
and his wife. aud George v. Montgomery
a real estate dealer. and some others.
aud the Judge said there we're lots OF
others about at the various hotels.
Nothing remarkable about IL at all.
air. said the Judge. why. you will find
Fort Worth people all over the world.
WHY, some OF them are even meeting
Roosevelt N Naples.
No. I'm not really a Judge They
call every lawyer a Judge down in Texas.
jis, As they call every Kentuckian a
Colun-l. TeXas. sir. 10 tho aiifirsdcst
growing country IN che world. There
mas hsssn brought under cultivation IN
the last five Or ak years IN Texas ana
Oklahoma. west of where We ever thought
We couId raise anything. n farming ter
ritory large as the whole state { IL diana.
Ia 1872 some people bought at iotaIA for
81 an acre land which has lreen cut INTO
forty acre tracts aud sold for 81 In the
rough and for t25 under partial cultiva-
tion Why. they are shipping onions by
the trainload Tho last time ! was IN
Laredo the country about was a desert
Many a man has bought forty acres. and
putting ten or fifteen under cultivation
mas made enough To pay for HIS land
and build a houss. We have extended
the cJtton belt westward 2OO miles ia ten
years. We have sold school land IN the
arid regions for 80 an acre that ten years
ago was priced 10y the Legislature az 81
ard coulcn'J bs got rid Of at that price.
-TeNaS will show az this census pop
ulasi0n % 5000 .OOO ana ten years from now
N will have az least 7.OOO.OOO. Why. sir.
there are only two great states IN the
Union. Texas and New York. hut Okla
hoina IL the greatest country 81 its sire
an the United States. There you have =
brand new state, with towns and coal
and petroleum and natural gas unsur-
pa@a@h
Why. sir. In time we're going 20 regu-
late all this taTih business ourselves and
there won't be any trouble over PAYNE
AIdTich bin The people here had bstter
fall in line II they want anything ] am
counsel for the Cattle Rsaisers Association
Of Texas and for the American Live Stock
Association. The cattle business m Texas
II neKt Ia sire 20 cotton and u ~ closely
related 10 u. a. the cotaonsecd product.
eHospt the oil. IL Ted Co cattle. ] showed
tho Lodge commission that We could
never have any more cheap beef because
Of the increase In the value OF the lands
where cattle are bred
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BRooKLYv cor UsPEN Died.
Pstrssvnan james o. Pex Charged Win
AssawItIng . woman.

Deputy Police Commissioner Reynolds
has siIsuended Patrolrnan James 7. Fox
- Tho Atlantic avenue station, pending
40" trial 81 tho charge made against him
~ Mrs Mabel King that he entered her
home. I57s Atlantic avenue. last Thursday
and assaulted her.
Mrs King saws that FoS came into the
ho,Ise apparently In search Of some man
but he displayed no warrant. When she
protested against hisAction and threatened
20 throw a teapot ~ him II he did not
l.Ave. no. a. she alleges, dragged her
sctIttls. brushing her arms and legs.
About a year ago Mrs. King com planned
that Fox had been annoying her on the
stre-t but that matter vas dropped when
ne promised not 90 TSrses thS offence
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Charles A. Young. - years old. conf
dental collector Of the White Star Line
Towing Company. committed suicide
early yesterday morning at his home.
iOUA Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn. by
InhaIinE gAs through rubber tube.
Before retiring for the night Young
had been pleasantly Discussing With his
wife and two daughters . week end trip
they had planned 90 tho home Of Preston
RaynOv, has wtfe's father. at bayvilIe
l.. !. In the night Mrs. Young missed her
husband from her aide and going tO the
kitchen she found him dead on the door.
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Ins.reaaeal Imnorta.

George ". WanmAker. Appraiser OF tho
Port. reports an increase OH imports in
March last 10 aIns On. OOO. ar $4,000 ODO
more than In March. ip00. He thinks I'M
Creased imports are = sign q prosperity.
and he BOtss among tbam more diamonds
but fewer automobiles. He Wnnta more
room ~ the Appraiser BtOrea, and Cot
isosor Loeb 8ayp ho ought 60 have two
seoEiss more aHYhOwnn his wnrubouse
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

y may that the decision IN the Tobacco
or standard OIL case or both will be handed
down TOMORROW. Il has been suggested
tina, the court vas DolIed on the casea be-
perhaps Justice Brewer may have even
written an opinion. Huch consideratioas
are mere suggestions. for no one even PRE-
sumes TO have Ghy Information 40 TO the
attitude Of tho cour,. the date Of the de-
rision or anY other nertinsnt matter N
connection with y But the feeItnR 10
general that the court must appreciate the
i'm -OTtaace Of an early Ge-lsion 10 the bust
ness interests 81 the country and render q
final construction Of the antitrust law -
soon a. il comnatible vith all the circum.
stances And every SATURDAY. orinss the
business community one week nearer 70 he
date 81 the decision.
Neither hull nor hear wants 10 bs N
stocks GA tho dav Of the ds~iaton. 7, 10
not alone tNAt the unceri ainty 70 too great
Tor any safe speculation and that l. auffcssnt
tn deter the speculatoT Of moderate means
II 10 realized that tho great p0ins y not 90
much Wh~thsr the Government wins ~
whether tho d~cision p-.rmits tho continu-
ancs IA business OF other large corporations
Nhos' met hods have never heen go rough
toward comp~titoTs a. have 'hoss Of the
Tobacco and standard Oh companies. The
Go, ernm"nt may win the Tobacco case,
bat the J-cision may Doin the wav 20 sale
and immune "oniinUan". IN business by tho
other his "ompaaicS Bat In order that tho
d"'isiOn may De- Oompr-hsndsd the whole
oi the prcvsIiing opinion may be necessary.
Hnd such rN"sTDts a. are quickly flashed
over ~" wires NAV bs MISLEADING tndar
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