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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
ALL DANGER
OF A RACE WAR
is NOW over

The threatened race war in South
Salem has ended. The nal estate
deal for the lot across the street
from the Geo F. Mason residence on
corner Miller and Saginaw streets
has been called off and an effort
will be made to find another site
where property owners will not OBJ
ject
All danger for the present of an
invasion of the Seventh ward by the
African Methodist church is believed
to have been averted and the colored
brother will have to make his petit
tions to the throne of grace from
some other neighborhood.
Be sure you are right, and then
don't make q fuss about 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
STRIKE LEADERS ARE OPTIMISTIC
SAY STRIKE WILL END BY NOVEMBER
Pleads Not Guilty.

: San Bernardino, Cal, Oct. 5. 1
: With less than a dozen per-
; sons in attendance, DR., A. w. 1
: McDevitt, local dentist, entered
: plea of not guilty before Su-
= perior Judge B. F. Bledsoe, in 1
= connection with holding Miss 1
: Jessie Mcdonald a prisoner for 1
: 16 months in room adjoining 1
= his dental parlors. W 1
= McDavit is charged with a 1
7 statutory offense. The case was 1
+ continued until October 16, 1
: when counsel will argue on a |
= motion for a change of venue
= to Los Angeles. No demonstra-
+ tion was made against the ac-
: cused man today. Miss McDon-
= aid was not in the court room.
:. 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 4, / 4 L L l. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
FOUR WOUNDED; ONE
KILLED IN STRIKE RIOTS
[uNIrEp pRnss LEAsnp w1nn.

New Orleans, Oct. 5.--Four are
seriously wounded and one Is dying
as a result of rioting today in the
Hartman shops at Algiers, La, ac-
cording TO reports received here.
The strike-breakers from McCombs
who have already figured prominent
ly In one fatal pitched battle, are al
legged TO have fired upon a patrol
man, which was the signal for Inn
mediate hostllities.
One strlke-breaker was taken from
the scene of conflict with what is be-
lieyed to be a fatal wound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Import Herd of Elk.

UNITED PHES5 LEAsED WTRE.
Portland, Or, Oct. 5.-A herd of
elk from Yellowstone Park will be
shipped to Oregon and liberated in
the national forest at Wallowa ac-
cording to State Game Warden Fin
ley today. Several months ago Fin
ley asked the government authori-
ties at Washington to take this ac-
ton as any elk starve each year in
Wyoming. The animals will be
shipned as soon as adequate pro-
vision for their protection in Oregon
has, been made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
THE BALLOON RACE
MAY BE POSTPONED

TTNTTEV EHENN TNHs". WIN
Kansas City, Oct. 5.-Treachbr-
GUS winds which prevail here today.
and the unsettled conditions OF the
weather, make the start of the ma
tional and International balloon races
here very uncertain. It was an
nounced at noon, however, that the
races will start at 4:30 p. m.
The chief interest Is centerlng in
the James Gordon Bennett race, In
which trophy Is offered for the
longest sustained flight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Fipbting in MisslssiDDi.

Jackson, Miss, Oct 5.-Rioting to-
day is assuming the mbst serious
phase that it has taken since the be-
ginning of the strike. Shots are be-
ing fired, the strikers and strike
breakers clashing and mixing in the
general fight. John Tardy, striker,
lies in a hospital, seriously wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
He WITNESSED
THE MAKING or
FOUR ISLANDS

San Francisco, Oct 5-To see
four islands In the process OF crea-
tion is the novel experience nj Fred
Schroeder, university man, filibuster
and globe girdler, who is here today
after cruise through the Arctic ia
his schooner Elylera. While three
miles from Bogoslav, a volcanic
peak on the coast OF Alaska, Schroe-
der saw the volcano In eruption, and
watched four new Islands form in
the sea from the lava which It emit
ted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
.+++++++++++++
VIII Drive Spike.

Bend, Ore, Oct. 5.-The driv-
ing of the golden spike here to-
! day, which marks the compile
tion of the Oregon Trunk rail-
road to Bend, does not mean
that railroad construction into
Central Oregon has ceased, ac-
cording to James j. Hill, who
: is hEre to attend the ceremon-
les.
Although Hill would not
! make a definite statement, le
intimated strongly that the Hill
lines will continue to extend the
: railroad southwark, If the pres
ent project, completed at a cost
, of s10,00,0O0, is successful.
1t is believed that Hill con-
templates an ultimate com
) nectiun with the Pacific & East
ern railroad, which operates out
of Medford, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
ORIGINAL Sherlock Holmes.

'AE tANSc bEAS-N =,
@ london, Oct 5.-Joseph Bell, a
scottish surgeon, who was the origi-
IA w character Of Sherlock Holmes,
S Siea at Maurice Wood, Milton Bridge,
SSiiaIothian, yesterday. He instruct
~ Conan Doyle at Edinburg Univer-
say. His hobby was the study Of
mysterious crimes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Neglect, Say Strikers.

San Francisco, Oct 5-Dispatches,
stating that two engines were turned
loose in the yards at Taft, California,
late yesterday aroused the officials
of the federation of shopmen to an
Investigation, which resulted today
in denial of the report that the en-
glnes we're deliberately allowed to
run wild.
According to the investigation
conducted by the strikers, the en-
gines ran away because Nof leaky
valves and the failure of strikebreak-
ing employees of the Southern Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Shoe on the Other Foot.

Portland, Ore, Oct 5.-Reversing
the usual order of things, pickets of
the striking shopmen at the Albina
yards today caused the arrest of
Sam Jackson, Southern Pacific
employe on the charge that Jackson
was attempting to start a disturb
ance among the strikers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Offers a Reward.

Bakersfield, Cal, Oct "a re-
ward of $1,000 was offered by Sou
thern Pacific officials here today for
the apprehension of the men who
started two engines at Taft down the
steep midway grade. The two en-
gines crashed into two box cars,
averting a costly disaster.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Italians Have TripOIi.

Rome, Oct Sit was officially an
nounced here today that the Italian
flag flies over the city of Tripoli al
though the Turkish garrison did not
surrender.
An Italian landing party has ar
ranged a temporary lighthouse, re-
placing one destroyed by the bonn
bardment.
An unconfrmed report is current
here that two Turkish torpedo boats
were sunk in the harbor of Tripoli
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Assasslnnted by Auto.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. I

Los Angeles, Oct. 5,-An unidenti-
fed woman was killed and several
others reported injured in an auto
mobile accident at Ninth and Main
streets here at l o'clock this after
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Fired on Ministers.

UNITED PRESS LEANED WIRE.I
Vienna, Oct. 5.-Wild panic reigned
in the Reichsrath here today when
an unidentified man fired several
shots from a gallery into the minis
terial benches where the minister Of
education and the minister of JUS
tice were sitting at the time.
The chamber was crowded with
members awaiting the opening of the
days session when the shots rang
out and they and the deputies at
once made a wild rush to escape.
The assailant OF the ministers was
arrested. None of the men were
hurt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
STOLE BIBLE AND
is GIVEN FIFTY

portland, Ore, Oct. 5.-Charles
heln, an ex-circus clown. confined
ID the city prison. stole bible from
fellow prisoner Tuesday. Today
ne has 30, sent by persons who
thought he ought to have one Of his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
Austria Threatens.

London, Oct 5.-The Evening
Times, in an extra edition, asserts 1t
has reliable information that Austria
has determined to prevent a contin-
uance of Italya onerations against
Turkey on the Albina coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
HE MAKES ATTACK ON TAFT
ASKS HIM TO MAKE PUBLIC
WHY He APPOINTED JUDGES

Justices Harlan and Nelson Both Shove dthe Amendment
Written Into the Sherman Law by the Supreme Court
NuIfieS the Criminal LaW-BYan Asks: "Did Taft
Know How the Judges Appointed by Him Stood on This
QueStOn"-BOth Of Them Took the Trust Side, Says the
Great COmmOner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05

\ The foolish trust to the safety pin,
but the wise see to Il that the but
tons are all sewed on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
TURKISH
FLEET IS
DESTROYED
A Rumor to This Effect Set
ConstanitnOpIe Wild With
Excitement This Morning,
But Rumor Is Unverified.
SEIZED ISLAND OF LEMNOS

Young Turks Fan Spirit Of Resist
ance, and General Uprising
Against Christians Is Feared-The
Italian Flag Is Flying Over Tri-
poIi-Austria Viii Interfere to
Prevent Italy Operating on Albina
Coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-05
STRIKERS ARE CHEERED BY
NEWS FROM THE EAST SAYING
RAILROADS ARE WEAKENING

According to Strikers Reports High Officials Are Acting as
Stationary Fremen, Filling Oil Cups and Doing Other
Work Of This Kind-TWO Locomotives Ran Away Down
Grade, Strikers Say, Because They Were Not Blocked
While Railroad Claims They Were Turned Loose. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
Democratic Progressive Re-
publican State Ticket

For Governor
WILLIAM G. MCDONALD
OF Lincoln County.
For licutcnant Governor
T.. e. DE EACA
% san Miguel County
For Secretary or state
ANTONIO LUCERO
Ot SAN Miguel County.
For State auditor
FRANK T.. DELGApO
or santa Fe County.
For state Treasurer
q. y. MARION
or Rernalillo County.
For state superintendent of
schools
ALNAN \. WHITE
or Grant County.
For commissioner OF Public
Lands
JOHN EMERSON
OF Eddy County.
For Justices OF supreme Court
RICHARD II. HANNA
Of Santa Fee County.
SUMMERS BURkHART
OF Bernalillo County
w. y. DUNN
OF Chavcs County.
For Corporation Commissioners
GEORGE II VAN STONE
OF Torrance County.
SEFERINO MARTINEZ
OF ColfaX County
@. l.. OWEN
, OF curry County
} SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
TICkEsT.
, For Judge.
HERBERT f. RAYN0IDS
of Bernalillo County.
For District Attorney
MANUEL L. VIGIL
or Bernalillo County
SEVENTH SEN ATONNI
DISTRICT.
, Counties Of Bernalillo Sandoval
and san Juan)
} For State senator
, JOSEPH f. SULZEN
} OF Bernalillo County.
, BERNtIIII.O COUNTY TICKET
, FOR senator. Fifth District
, ISAAC BARTH
. For Representatives Third
, District
. JOHN BARON BURG
> THOMAS a. GUHULE
. RAFAEL GARCIA.
, ror sheriff
. JESUS ROMERO.
. For Treasurer
. MIKE M.ANDEl.L.
. For Assessor
. FRED d. HEYN.
Q For Probate Judge
. JULIUS STAAB.
. For County CLERK
. ARTHUR IL. WALK Err
. For superintendent of schools
. \. MONTOYA.
. For County Surveyor
. PITT ROSS.
. For County Commissioners
. ALFRED GRUNSFELB.
. NJ. II. SPRINGER.
. POLICARPIO ARMlJO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
New Mexico Has Been Ru7,
Long Enough By the
Political Bankers

the campaign than the oman
atiouo OF New Mexico rom political bankers.
The recent failure which
tuition prominent politician the nominated Maa
the Las convention has
brought phase the Mexico in start
in
New Mexico cannot afford failures unbomished
ara or many years without broken through Vaccinations
political bankers
his bank further his political amb
noicion
,sos funds n his poitc
schemes is a menace 10 welfare of the commonwealth
misuse of trust for political ehlcaneE this
~ FINDS this juggling with the
e ,ntores,. Of the public Is time
~ - tho financing Of corrupt political with banks 1t time t
- ~ - tho nomination of the bank which
- a ira,on and who m rs he enable
make cd on his investment
political banking must the scheme Of things New
Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27

/ visited the town of Bernalillo, the
county seat of Sandoyal. and saw the
miser& ble attempt that the bosses
made oi their convention that broke
up the moment it convened.
THE people mean business, | have
seen them drop their plows and their
spades and unhitch their horses that
they might attend our meetings. They
are determined to create reform in
our state. and they smean to down
bossism.
something is going TO drop. and it
is going to drop very hard. The peo-
pie know the curse of bossism, and
they are going to wipe it out.
''rhe sentiment is universal. To-
day | saw more than 200 men repu-
date the republican bosses of Sando-
val county They are of the same
temper as the people Of Bernaillo
county.
Valencia county is a shame and "a
disgrace to this, our nation. Educa-
ton is the hope of tho nation one
Of the most powerful, one OF the rich
est o., the republican bosses lives in
Valencia county. He should have de-
voted at least a part of the public
funds II not a part of lis own, to
the necessities Of the schools. But
there is not a respectable school in
the whole county except one that was
endowed by the late Felipe Chaves,
a life long democrat
And this is the home county OF
! the most powerful of the republican
bosses.
win these men reform ii their
| creatures are elected by the voters of
| this state? Will they at once change
| into good citizens? no. If our peo-
Iple want progressive government
they must destroy the system that
! has allowed these men to rule.
1T Is an outrage that three men
Ieontrol our resources and our govern
lment All good citizens should par
ticipdte in government
"Bursum got his political start in
/ Socorro county. 1t should be great
county. 1t is second in its shame only
| to Valencia county.
''rhe three bosses Of New Mexico
raise sheep. They have got in the
lhahit Of treating the voters as they
threat their sh -.p.
This is not true of the democratic
land progressive republican leaders.
lhaVe known William G. Mcdonald all
lof my life. There will be no rings
Iaround him when he takes the oiice
OF governor. He will deal equal JUS
tice to all and he will not ask your
party afriliation If you have dealings
with him.
The bossism Of New Mexico Is
known everywhere. In conversation
recently with a leading California
railroad man he told me that on
lmany days the trains brought 6,00C
,pcople to Los Angeles. | asked him
lwhy many Of these did not stop IN
New Mexico, with her vast resources
land her undeveloped wealth. Hl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
R D c { R SULLIVAN
TEST|F|ES. FOR
L0R|MER
Democratic Leader of Illinois
States II as His Belief That
His Election as Senator Was
Honest,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Chicago, oct 2G.-Roeer c. SUN
van. democratic national committee
man from Illinois. told the committee
of United states senators investigating
the Lorimer case. that close friends
of Governor Charles Denecn aided Ia
the election of Lorimer-
John Il. Thompson and Chamccy
Dewey Of Chicago. were the mtN
named BIZ sullivan in this connection
This testimony was brought ont an
cross examination by Attorney Han.
cey of counsel for Mr. Lorimer.
sullivan testified that. IN his be-
lief, the election OF Lorimer was tie
elimination OF conditions IN the llli-
nois legislature during the 1909 regu-
lar session ana not the result Of cor
rupt methods in securing votes tor
Iorimer.
Mr.. sullivan first was questioned
about the Illinois governorship cam
paign in 1908 in which 1t had bcpn
said I.orimer had made deal with
the democrats to support Adali StcNn-
son for governor against Dencen.
1t was NOT q pact or deal, said
sullivan. but was the result Of con
dltions that obtained at that time A
lot of people other than democr9t t.
were swung to the support of steven
son not because of their love for him
hut because Of their animosty 10
Deneen.
"Unfortunately for the democrats
Lorimer has been close To the demo
Gratis at times and took thelr votes.
Sullivan was asked II he had help
ed or hindered the election OF Lori-
mer. He declared he had done Moth
ing to help Lorimcr and had approx.
ed a telegram sent "a the democratic
legislators of Cook county advising
against voting for any republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27

smiled. New Mexico he told me. is
managed by the worst gang of pnllu-
cal erafters in the United states. Who
wants to live there?' And 50 the 6,OOO
people every day passed through New
Mexico and went to u progressive
state"
They win tell you" said Mr.. Cha
vez, in conclusion, "that am an out
slider. that am paid to come here,
that this is not my country and that
his campaign is none or my business.
But | have my property here. do
not want It destroyed or deprecated.
am Of New Mexico. though because
of the III health of good wife
must for time live elsewhere. Your
fight is my fight and that is why !
am here"
Prichard Describes ProgrcSSiycs.
Col. Prichard's definition of pro-
gressive republican as a man VIII" "''l
not wear a ring in his nose, was re-
ceived with rousing cheers. The
colonel predicted the success Of the
bipartisan progressive movement. He
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Confined From Page Dnc)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27

iBy Morning journal special Leased Wire.l
Trenton, n. ", oct 2i.--'fhe gov
ernments long delayed suit To hrcak
NJ the so-called steel strnst' was be-
gun here today In the United states
circuit court It Is 10 the most sweep
ing antitrust action ever brought ~
the department of Justice.
deputy marshal went to New
YORK late today to serve upoh J. T.
Morgan charles NJ Schwab. Ebert
II. Gary and John y. Rockefeller
copies of the bin In equity fitted here
asking for the dissolution of the
steel corporations
The government usks not only the
dissolution OF the nred states stce,
rorporatItn, but Tor the dissolution q
alt constituent or subsidiary CONF
panies which are alleged Co have
combined m violation oi the sherman
luW 10 maintain or attempt to
maintain "a mouopuh of the steet
uNiness lhirtN-siX subsidiary cur.
poruttons are named us deteuuanis
j pierponi Morgan, John -. ltoekc-
fcllCr. Andrew carnegie Charles NJ.
Srhuah, George W. Perkins, t. II.
Gary, John y. Rockefeller. Jr., Henry
G.. Frlck. Charles steele, James GaN-
icy. William IT, Moore, J IT, Moore,
Edmund G.. Converse perciVal Rob
Orts, Ir.. Danicl q. l;eid, Norman -.
REIN. T.. 4 Wldcner and William +.
Palmer are namod individually as de-
PENDANTS.
the United States steel corporation
The Carnegie steel company. The car
neeie Company uf New Jersey. the
Federal Steel company of NuW Jersey,
the National Tube company. lhc She-
hy Steel 'fube company. the American
I'm Plate company, the American
steel and Plate company, the Ameri-
can Slcei company. the American
Steel Hoop company the American
Bridge company, tho Lake superior
Consolidated iron mines, all ~ winch
were organized under the new JersCN
laws, and the II c l'rick Cokc com
pany, the Tennessee Coal and Iron
ana Railroad company and thc Great
Western Mining company are named
as corporate defendants
Louis W I'm, James y Hin. walter
J I'm. T. II Nicholi and J II. Gruher
are named ~ trustees In connection
WIN the ore companies,
The steel corporations Ieusc OF tho
Great Northern railways ore pro-
perties which the directors of th'
steel company today formally decided
to cancel, Is alleged 10 be Illegal The
action Of the directors WAS taken bnt
Il few hours before the Filing OF the
bill The government acknowledges
that 1t was advised of the steel cor
purttiun's intention IN TINS respect
bat states that under The terms OF
the lease no cancellation would be Ell
fcctivc until january /. 1915. and
there Is no limit on the amount OF
ore that can he tallen out In the
meantime
sensational allegations fairly topple
over each other IN the governments
petition. which Is an equity proceed-
ing praying Tor iniunctions To estop
continuance OF the alleged monopoly
ana such uther reliet as the court may
grant
The steel corporations acquisition
OF the Tennessee coal and iron COM
pnny. during the panic of 1907, is de-
clarcd illegal and scathingly criticized
The petition declares that e. III. Gary
ana Henry g. Frick misled former
President Roosevelt when they tod
him that but little benefit VIII epme
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
SUES
SANTA f FOR
$4,000
Seeks Damages for Loss of Leg
in Albuquerque YardSi Claims
CareIeSSneSS Made Him Grip
pie for Life,

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal I
ia paso TeN., oct, 2G. --Gcutge u,
Palmer, formerly employed by the
Atchison, Topeka a Santa Fc railroad
as a swltchman brought suit aeainst
that company in the United states
court here to-day for $40. 000. Accord
ing TO the allegations Of the phinlifI,
while Employed la the Albuquerque
81 .ds Of the Santa Fc, he Was order
ed to make coupline, and, after civ
inp the stop signal 10 the engineer
ht was thrown under the Wheols Of
the ;rain by the engineer starting ms
engine without sienal Palmer sui
rrred the loss oi Ms lelt leg and re-
coived Injuries which made him crip-
pie for lile
rho amount involved IN this suit If
one Of the argcA asked for Ia a per
aonal injury cEsc ia the federal court
here for NcHrA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
MALE STUDENTS TAKE
UP DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Logan, Utah. oct 26.~-Ihe domes-
tic science classes al the Utah Agri-
cultural college no longer are sacred
to women. Harley Grcaves and John
Short, two students prominent In rnl-
lege affairs. have enrolled themselNes
In the cooking classes Uniformed
In the regulation immaculate aprons
they wrestle daily with the cducation-
al gas range, making copous notes
on kitchen waste. food values. mnr-
keting for profit aud other kitchen
mysteries.
I'VE intend to homestead 32O acres
Of desert land apiece said Greaves,
land we're not going to starte to
death while we afe doing H. We in
tend TO eat often and well ana we
don't intend 10 gel married or hire a
cook"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-27
Government Institutes Most
SWeeping Action Ever Before
Brought By Department of
Justice AGAINST Corporation
BILL IN EQUITY MAKES
STARTLING ALLEGATIONS
Demands Dissolution Not Only
Of Parent Concern But all Of
Its Constituent or Subsidiary
Companies as WeII


Federal government files suit .
, at Trenton. n. j., To dissolve .
. United States steel corporation .
. and thirty-siX subsidiary com .
. panies. .
> J =. Morgan. Andrew Carnc- .
. gie john H. RockefolIer, r.. II .
. Lepry. Charles NJ. Schwuh and .
. others prominent Ia banking ana .
. Industrial circles, named az de- .
. fcndantS. .
. Direct connection charged hy .
. the government between steei Z
. corporation and all the large .
. railroads and steamship lines. .
. standard OH company, the Pull .
. man company International .
. Harvester company and Western .
. Union Telegraph company .
lntorlocking directorates said Z
to have given steel corporation Z
control over trade and the COM Z
mcrre.
steel corporation proposed uan
collation. of leuses on Great
Northern ore properties declared Z
iilcgM and non-efteetive until
. january l. 1918, Z
STEEL corporations acquisition
oI Tennessee Cuhl ana lrnn prop
. erty declared Illegal and ua-
. tinnal menace,
h. H. Gan aud H. c. Erlck at
. l,gcd 20 have misled President
itooscvelt when permitted the
. absorption ol The Tennessee Coal
. ANA iron properties IN 1907.
Gary dinners declared To-
have been all-poWerful Ia sup
. pressing compt titlou and obliga-
tion lntd upon participants I
characterized as "cven dehrer
than lie itself"