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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

able expense in defending criminal ac-
tions filed by the government against
its officials on fraud charges. The
added profits received from the con
sumers of sugar in the last two
months will more than make up thes1
items.
The increased profits of the Trust
do not include the profits of the vari-
GUS independent refners whose price
has kept pace with trust prices. When
the trust made an increase in prioI
the Independents invariably followed
the lead and quoted the same ad.
vanced prices to jobbers.
The reason made public by the Trust
from its Wall street offices for the ar
bitrary advance in the selling price of
sugar is. that there is a shortage of
100000 tons in the beet crop in Ger
many, and that the prospect of the
! Cuban crop is below the average.
The sugar now being sold by the
Trust is cane sugar manufactured
! from cane bought by the trust sew
eral months ago at low prices. The
/ beet sugar will not reach the market
until the middle of October, according
to a broker for the Trust, who re-
ceives the sugar quotations daily from
| the directors conference room at III
Wall street, and prepares a daily bull
letin of Trust prices for jobbers.
Sugar sold prior to Joly 6, when
the price was $5.1S1a, was made from
this years cane crop. The sugar now
being sold by the Trust is being made
from the same crop at no additional
expense, according to this broker.
But the American Sugar Refining
Company must figure ahead on the
price it expects to have to pay fol
beets to supply the demand for sugar
in October after the cane supply is
gone" said the broker. "a large part
of the beets necessary to supply the
demand, must come from Germany
The crop there is short, and the prices
have advanced on the raw material IS
cents since August 10. Sugar could
now be sold for much lower price il
it was assured that the coming beef
crop would be as large as usual"
This apparently shows that the
Sugar Trust is making immense
profits on the present supply of sugar
on the theory that it may have to pay
a higher price for the beet crop to
supply the demand in October. The
advanced price, therefore, is all extra
profit to the trust, as long as the pres.
ent cane sugar supply lasts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
SUGAR TRUST
Continued from page One)

sugar land, nor does it produce n
pound of raw sugar; it depends for
it's supplies of raw sugar upon the
growers of Cuba, Porto Rico, the
Philippines, Hawaii, Java and other
sugar countries.
1t has, in common with all other
refiners at home and abroad, been
compelled to secure it's supplies from
these sources at constantly advancing
prices.
On June Is raw sugar could be Sc
cured at 3.S9c per pound. The cor
responding price now is 5.96c per
pound. On the June date this com
pany was selling granulated sugar at
49Oc per pounj- net, while our price
since September II has been 6.62c per
pound net. r....
AS regards our policy, it will be
seen from these prices that our mar
gin between raw and refined sugar
has at no time been excessive. ri
We believe it only just to add that
the grocery trade of the country has
likewise maintained a fair parity to
the consumer.
Our Prices Under Competitors.
We share the hope that every con-
sumer undoubtedly entertains that the
loss in Europe has been exaggerated
Cthe actual figures can not be known
before December or january, and that
the calls upon what are almost eXclu-
sively American supplies of raw sugar
will gradually diminish.
Happily the domestic sugar crops
promise good yields, and with their
harvesting, which has already com
menced and which will be in full prog
ress in October, the present tension
should disappear.
In the meantime, our policy as re-
/ CARDS a reasonable margin over raw
sugar prices will be continued; it is
dictated not only by a recognition of
our peculiar relationship to the well
fare of the countrys households, but
also by good business, for any decid.
ed check in consumption with a profit
margin as narrow as that in sugar
refining could only occasion heavy
losses to all Tefiners.
THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY,
Makers of Crystal Domino and Other
Quality Sugars.
September 27, 1911.
SOME OF THE CHARGES.
The following is a sample of the re
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
LITTLE. INTERVIEWS

G. r. McKINLAY-Away up on that
passing airship and be taken off.
JAMES QUINN-Engineer Gere is
one of the best fellows you ever
saw, but he is not a business man or
an executive.
S. T. STARRETT-As soon as we
move down to the new office at the
old fishmarket, l will have more room
to store seeds and other things.
GEORGE R. McKINLAY-There are
more comfortable places to spend a
night than on the mountains. l was
glad to get back with whole bones.
THOMAS O'DOWDA-Those EVA
boys can play tennis all right and,
when they are q trifle older, they will
make any of the best players in the
Territory sit up and take notice.
OTTO BIERBACH-I'm not friend
ly to the Board of Health's cuspidor
order. If you put nice, shiny Gus
pidor in store, every man who
comes in will spit at it whether he
wants to spit or not.
JESSE o. YOUNG-If the Loan
Fund Commission would only secure
the services of County Engineer Mo-
ragne of Kauai, at salary of $780,
600 a year, and give him free hand,
this county would make money on
the deal and have better roads to
show besides.
H. H. BRODIE-We don't construct
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

ports which are making things warm
for the Trust:
NEW YORK, Sept. All grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
a hundred pounds today.
This follows closely on the heels of
three other advances since Wednes-
day, aggregating 40 cents a hundred
for three days. The price quoted to
jobbers last, by the Sugar Trust, is
$685.. The price to retailers is
$7O5. .a
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany, known as the Sugar Trust, has
made added profits of approximately
$G,OOO,OOO since July when it's eleven
directors began to steadily increase
the price of sugar. Since that time
nineteen advances have been made, ag-
gregating $3.50 hundred pounds over
the price OF $5.1S1a a hundred on
July 6. t-
1t is a coincidence that the Sugar
Trust has recently completed pay
ments to the United States govern
ment of approximately 1898, 486 in
fines and restitution fer the draw
back" funds and for acknowledged
cheating of the government by means
of crooked scales on shipping docks.
The Trust also was put to consider
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

OF the Orion complete ready
The three others will be completed in 1912
The Arkansas and Wyoming carrying armament the
Utah and Foa also afoa and are of still displacement
than these four British ships.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
ESTIMATING BY SQUARE YARD.

Notwithstanding the published of the Kauai engineer that
mainly such regarding
matchmaking that official
his minus $4,000 estimates of cost mile do not in
cude grading What the grading learn but some
thing comparative about acadamzng be had from the
facts that follow:
According the Loan Fund Commission of Oahu Engineer
Ceres estimates for matchmaking the hveme stretch at eea the
material width call for siXeven cents
square laid depth of six inches when
however excellent country roads, sixteen feet in
width macadamzed price of 59 cents per
square yard difference IA 10
yard.
Thus leaving the comparative cost mile of road building
which subject square yard of macad
amzng which Mr. de Loan Fund Commission with
much to explain besides the object of sessions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
DIR. BLUE ELSEWHERE.

Dr. Blue coming advise in sanitation is the man
who San Francisco because the chief
there he insisted that the
plague something else The promoters the real estate
men, the press and the politicians insisted that all for the good
Dr. Blue duty bound stood by the facts and day
bv dav supplied Hospital service with record of the
the department great that Blue was recalled
another doctor fill the i'll which he had so edaby
served
vindcaon San Francisco, finding the bubonic
plague was spread by had call Congress for
rat determination fund the disease spread ground sur
res the county the fact through the rewards offered
for squirrel heads plague enough Dr. Blue had said
after astonishing conspiracy OF sehood and
selfecepon the truth. About the only man who came
out of the affair creditably DR.. Blue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
WALT MASON.

school buildings according to the eli
mate we live in. Mere pavilions, capa-
Bile of shutting out wind and rain on
occasion, would suit us better. At
Waimea the money ran low and we
had to build a pavilion instead 1t
has proved a success.
M. F. PROSSER-I have returned
from a delightful trip along the Pa
cific Coast from San Diego to Alaska.
l found the two busiest cities on the
coast to be Vancouver and Los An.
geles. Los Angeles is certainly a
booming town. 1t is now claiming
a greater population than San Fran
cisco.
REV. ELMER E. SMITH-We may
not have an ideal board of supervis-
ors or police department, and if it
were not for the press watching every
department of the government and
pointing out their weaknesses, we
would find that we were farther re-
moved from the ideal state of things
than we are at the present.
RALPH HOSMER Il understand
that some years ago this Territory
suffered severe loss from depredations
of rabbits, at which time was enacted
special legislation in regard to these
animals now on the statute books In
this connection the public do not need
to be reminded of the extensive dam
age which rabbits have caused in
California and in the Australian
states.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

a resolution was adopted authorizing
and instrqcting the directors to wind
up the business of the company and
to take the necessary steps for dis
incorporation.
A distribution of the final dividend,
from the sale of the property of the
company for $4,000 a few days since,
will probably be announced in a few
days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
THE CANAL IN 1913.

The of the President that the Panama canal will be
peted half ahead of time will be
traffic much be inferred The bonds drawing
and Congress will the canal business
possible get this irrespective of whether the forts
ready not
The worlds fair will come in late worlds generally do,
but will be all the better the delay European exhibitors then
make direct shipments San Francisco and people who want cheap
round California will by January 1915 find regular
lines working condition which will largely Cali
fornia population before the fair begins
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

glad day for resting, day the tired
N his esng for bones and still more bones
I'm glad the people vending their way to churcH
SUNDAY and pew of love mendmg and grace for
and you. 1t ones soul to hear the ringing of
church bells there hear the noby ngng its
to the air The trades unspoken store window shades
are down a stiffness, soothing and mboken resting the
save where some grooming hymn she used to sing be-
life had reached its noong and love had taken wing
children strange find Sunday dull and gray and
wall longing for tomorrow they and play I'm glad
there one of resting when wheels have ceased to hum and all
the bang and testing greedy lips dumb One blessed day.
one dav in seven and hold One day to think of hymns
and heaven, forgetting guile and gold
SEQ, WALT MASON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.

In the case of J. Aulike Paakiki
(w) VS.. Samuel Mahuka Spencer and
Alice Kehaulani Spencer, to set aside
deed, Judge Robinson this morning
sustained the demurrer of the defend
ant and granted ten days to the plain
tiff to amend bill of complaint.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
GUARDIAN APPOINTED.

Judge Robinson this morning APP
pointed Mrs. Emma M. Nakuina guar
dian of the estate of Emma U. Naku-
ina, Frances X. Kupihea, Frank K.
Kupihea Clara X Jones and Wilhel-
nina H. Jones, minors, who are her
grandchildren.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
sTocKYARDs WINpUP.

At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Honolulu Stockyards Company,
| Ltd, held yesterday afternoon, $3.50
shares of stock were represented, and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
RIVAL WARSHIPS.

from Philadelphia dated September 3d to the effect
Florida the greatest ships now in service OF the
and these giant American fighters out
rank other foreign hardly correct
There four British batthps aoat that are greater than
these
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

Golden Park Mooka ought
if the which escaped from private year and
Tanaus could be found for the purpose Oahu would be we'll
the metropolis Deer permitted breed wild this
island would soon become nuisance. They might to like
young sugar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10

The accident the venerable Dr. McGrew a one
remarkable constitution of this wenown citizen may pull him
through Dr. AcGrew has the sympathy community in very
wide degree, we'll a its best wishes
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

bolosrssIer. Scmpanisi bar bslismt.
at Ct initial WoiOrpOans mso 6oli %
SIutnin9sapparater pmboro ital
'slgs eiier bpsrt enriie SOs paa SIad
5ius-gioelinssn, naar BET er tort. 0uis
8nilier ira SpiOmOtipet bar ani0not
@r9s sller Suifs lanss Saneipiismst.
oil oct iun taes oisis 6Oli nUsle laa
Mlnuter at ts,n%s!ie Sranosn en al
olsle 8oaue ptspts M. Siooo9ls-
net bar O9ida tdsst 6Oriiati9bsOarss'
Ler meo 9enipn til at Opodqs % iluiit
erlHo. gso StOgpGitnets StdiiOn /
Euner er Der Inolat sn Si9nalfdICu
pad Sarnsp Beat, BET hsielie Punit /
SIdd 9ills Og EeaOWOoO. SlOgiOl-
iene bdr Oprsttst In lisnenoc SIgndls
HAITIAN peO 0ulier Beat ben norors
Gsl al Slad 0ills.
StallOnerns rr lOrbWnoet meo 2ele-
ION. O9 man iun tort sio nnOs.
bDOr grlnosu Ct.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18
Gn Olotiosb~.
Onoiansrnss Osslsret til almerifa
befueer fig fare.

w 81 49,
Stats0eoloa / Rinneiota proiesior
u. 3. g9indsa bar pan en- gosrIlstis
/ Cambria Sbwnibip, 90 Ril I QOro
Tor @aniato, Miaa.. alori en- RG,,e
opsrmaass misresiants SoroIuno, iom
ban naer bspiier, al Der bsr iorbi.
iioriit 8io, ioruo for SnSianerm bar
bost en- 6olieracs. ipm bar iiaaet bsit
Iaapsl Ssnletnoe til aunh % 6ipili.
iatton.
ylanot be iAnont @jsniianoe be.
Tnoer liz iOriiiellias artitler labeoe
al elisnbsn. iOruosn en- TOR Wenaos
pottsitaar. 3s iunons elienbenaien.
lianos tpbsr paa. at oisis Wsnnsiier
lepeoe ben lib. oa Glsianisrne iano.
tes / oenne gerosnsoel 49, lite Walta.
oonter - men eIeiantsr al bet famine
lloieenot iom Yutiosns. 5ette bar
lille iperi l9nas siisr ,Ssperiooen.
aunoeus sr aiort Sperbar ai fer,
al profesIorerne peo 0ormaliiolsn
Dianiato.
Cplpsnin9er on bisie 5uno, Der
truer itGrit meo at lille ben Solanoits
"asniinsioniisn" Sipsasp. r benz
let fra "RinnsapOlis SOarual".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

neutrality-suspicious. / GrOOlinag
Bat OrgaNil,rl eli 0dnoel3iOrcninq.
glunot 6OrtliUIen9 IIrettgrrr er u.
:. Cnpu. Edrs Cttsruei5 og 6. Il.
Wulllt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

The Board OF County Commissioners
then took up the work as Board OF
County Commissioners
The affidavit of Jacob vanheel asking
for an abatement OF s36l for an over as
s.ssment OF personal property, In the
township OF Drv Wood Lake. for the
year. 1909 On moIon an abatement OF
s3.6L was granted
The affidavit OF Frank SmRus. Jr.,
asking for an abatement OF his DersohaI
urouerty taxes in Sisseton township Tor
the wear 1905. said Droperty having been
assessed for the same year In DRY Wooo
Lake township on motion said tax WI
abatedy
The affidavit Of Frank schmaus. ask
Ing for an abatement OF his taxes Tor
the years of 1900 and 1893. In Long Hol-
low township, the same property wag az
sessed In Dry Wood Lake upwnship TOT
the same years and paid In that town
shin. On metion an abatement "aS Or
The affidavit OF Andrew T. Hoff ask
ing for an abatement OF personal pro-
perty taxes for the year 1909. ne haVitg
been assessed In Minnesota before moV.
ing 10 south DalSo:p. andhe had paid
tho taxes IN said state. on motion the
taxes Tor the said year 1909 was abated.
The affidavit ot A. T.. Gee. ASKING IN
an abatement o1 the 'aseY ,.sss..nn ssas' WI, a
age for the wear 1909. on motion said
tax was abated.
The affidavit 81 Morris 4 Snsckman.
asking that they NAV be relieved OF ,h'
taxes against them FOR bowling ailtN
Iaos and 1908 amounting to siblI. On
motion the taN was abated as 20 MorriA
apackmanl In SisEeton CITY for the wear
MAT was assessed TO Wilcox motifs an
The affidavit of Carl Raabe. nskinr
that n school poli tax for the wear 1906
for sprIngdale tawnship be abate9 iiis
home being In ST. Paul. MINI; for W.
same year and since, On motion sai'
The abnIatio,cn Of John johnson ask
ing for a loan ~ $500 from the perrnan
snt School fund, said loan 10 be secured
"A Southwest one fourth OF section 2s
and south one half of Southeast one
fourth, section 81. township iS3. range
81. On motion the loan was approved.
The appIIcatlGn Of 7. n Lent, askinf
tos a loan OF sInoo from the permanent
school fund. said loan 10 be secured ~
the following lands. Southeast one-fourt
~ se.l-ion 10. township ft., range 10
IN motion the loan was aDnroved
Ths aUnlicafton 90 Mvra A. nou"k
asking for loan ~ s21oa from The nor
manent school fund. snid lonn 20 he 80
cured bv The following land: wfst ono
haif Southeast onc-fourth nnd south
w~st one fourth Northeast one -fO"r'h p
sau.heas, fourth. Sruihwe4t ono
fourth, evcent two aoros aoid ~ Jvd
strip. sec'inn -. tovvrshiD 100. ran~e ~
IN motion tho loan was nnprov"d -
.fi0N
Tho anniicntlon ~ tho v-tIIe gosi
s7honI Aistrio' N'o . ae''ln" ~ '-"-
on bonds ~ s9r0n On motion said lo''
--as annrNvoi
Tho offleiaI porE ~ rn'ln r-'e-~o''
aa roun.v C'onrfahia. with ~ +" -
a~s ~ W C~rarNn ~ ~''~-''r~ -
srAn ~ ---'i"- waF -"~~~"o'
r.s r~~,.f adi-prrcd - iNn r''N
~ pfno rHtf
atta-,. 49, rNs'-'- 's''--
fi~rnd. NJ 7. @a'er"- T'"T'-'-'7" "
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

Wanted-A girl for general
house work. Inquire at A. NJ
KNIGHT TT
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain
unclaimed In this office for the
week ending May 18th, 1911.
Anthony, Mr.. John
Altman, Mrs. Rpoy
Berg. Mr., Paul
Barton, Ed
Casey, Mr.. Tom
First Cloud, Mr.. Jonah
Hanson, Sarah
Hummel. MIR. e. Il.
Rockst, Mr.. Joe
Rmville, Mrs. Alex V.
Sungkdeshayeha, Paska
Swenson, Mrs. Sven
Swanson, Miss Agusta
If ndh called for within two
weeks thy will b snt to tn dad
letter office.
May A. Knappen,
M. s. Postmaster.
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ub,cription price DER wear. ....sloO
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

GdnoslsiOrsniuQtn / sutton bur
meO cn Runo BunaIo. T. D., mo.
Qduet en- Gpsrcu5tomii ON Cpretttlie
a en- 6ldr lOm Wia I'll Il aOrtnOe
At $4,000 Der / gpsn. mOo at Der
lt0utts Ell pugienoe IUmt % andre
gCguuliilslltr. glrbGIoet meo Spie=
reIien az 6abriisu i,aI bsgpnOe LIE
Stunt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18
SnrgnlGuO.

6glleR0e g0rgere er u0lee0C at tee
englsre lOm SurQmGno pso Ret.
.rmIneu Tor RObsrts 80. ION bslpn'
tr lirsoaa Den 23Oe WII:
Rudolph johnson,
Ellington, ). ID
j. w. Baker,
Wilmot, ) ID,
John Akre,
SpsSeton, :. ID.
Louis Hasler,
Browns Valley, Mlnn
p. J, Bakken,
Peever, S. ID.
Oscar Ekstrom,
Ellington, 5. ID,
Henry CasleRs,
SiSseton, :. D., u. Il. 4
Ed. Clott,
summit, $. d.
Afbhuf N'StbH'
Sisseton, =. d., Il X. !
{. |. Cameron,
Wilmot, :, ID.
}. A. Anderson,
Ortley, $. ID.
Mat Peterson,
Waubay, 5. D., i. Il. !
Antop Beadikson,
Sisseton, ). d., X. X. )
Ole Martinson,
SUBMITS. ID.
Andrew Nordqulst,
Corona, s. ID.
II y. Schmill,
Sisseton, :. d., X. X. 1
Louis Nigg,
Browns Valley, Mum.
Andrew Hanson,
Peever, :. u
Geo. Kolstad,
Wilmoi, ). ID.
S. T. Rockney,
Wilmot, =. D.
John Nelson,
Browns Vah,y, Mlnn.
+. j. Chelgren,
White Rock, :. ID. K ;
+. Carey,
Wilmod, .. ID.
Will Spencer.
Sissetop, ), u,
Louis Christensen,
PeevW, 5. ID.
Pat Curren.
Ellington, S. d.
George Dobson,
Vernon, :. ID.
Samuel Frost
Sisseton, ). ID.
Louis DeCoteau,
Wilmot, 5. ID.
VIM. Kunkel,
Crawford, S. ID.
Louis Kuklis,
Hankinson, n. ID.
o. 4. Bjork,
Crawford, ). ID,
Frank Novak,
Ellington, S. ID.
August Blomquist,
Sissetop, S. =.
p. A. Paulson,
Wist, S. ID.
Thomas MalloB,
Sisseton, s. ID.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

lab pso SiOsbranoe ! Slad Sias
bill antasslis blips minore | Sommsr
eno ioresaasnos CONNER. oa Bur.
linstOn yansu bar tasst mango Gor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

Geln5 % Saroin9 6Ountptr or oe
euetc iuOCn StGteu. Der ilar benpttCr
Tia al goucn rm GdOn Al SGOtoru I'll
6urmernc. Nna @uno AZ ben tsrre
Sommer blcp Der iior im rinQc Nus
lima oisis 6onniper. BpOral mango
Sarmsre lite bar SGo tiisr gen9e at
,isbe Tor. 9ette Sapu aIblGlpC9 III
peo opennqUnte geiismmelle on Snnn
al SQoloru III Earmerne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18
nerif Glib tilial9s

wud,t,t isrit os irositn eats Supsrlot
Glib iorisaoes tptr tag t'' o0'''"s''' Nv
s3. rs pr. 100 puno. ..o Nrr,
~ehss ""A "'''' 7'tin
Setnbaut. m.,.rs.u.
Osv SIS
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18
Syo Odfota.

y. ! Dina er uon6Ot I'll Qoiime
Her | Slaid, SOnbomme 6OuntU.
n
AdbnuHgen a. ben tOrC Norrell
Fading Pldnt / Siour 6all@ oar an
geaIuenbco lor SDsn 6lsrs 0unOrsOe
D|0no CT / Nrbeoc % Here nil iaa
9lrbtIOt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-05-18

Entered as secoud-cIass matter October sI
lNs al the post once al Sisseton south ia
sofa under the Act OF March 3, 1872
The Washington times., 1911-09-25
UNCLE SAM SEEKS
To |ND|CT LARGE
TRUSTS ON COAST
Action Expected Within
Ten Days in Several
Western Cities.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 25.-Federal in
dictments may be expected at any time
within the next ten days in this city
and other points on the Pacific coast
against at least four trusts which are
alleged to be operating in restraint Of
trade.
Joseph Darling, the veteran trust
buster Of the Department Of Justice,
is in personal charge Of the investiga-
ton which quietly has been going on
here for the past two weeks United
States Attorney A. I. Mccormick al
ready has presented a part of the evi-
dence to the Federal grand Jury, and
1t Is understood that similar results
may be expected in San Francisco,
Portland. Tacoma. and Seattle
1t Is admitted the Investigation is the
biggest the Government ever has insti-
tuted on the Pacific coast, but no clue
has been given out that would indicate
just what big corporations here and
elsewhere on the coast are under the
official probe.
Mr.. Darling is very reticent about his
present mission.
1T Is necessary TO keep everything
quiet until the proper time comes" he
said today. Il can say this much, how
ever, that we are looking into the status
of four separate combina tons doing
business on the Pacific coast. and il
is more than likely that indictments
shortly will be returned We don't in
tend to give any warning until every
thing is ready"