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Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
NJ. 2NO AVE. SNAP

NJ. 2NO AVE. SNAP
Within a stones throw OF the new
post office. Five-room brick and
fine old shade; east front. The lot
alone is worth $500 We pronounce
this the best close in buy on the
market. $4,000 cash See us at
once.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

FOR SALE-Six-r brick house.
Rents for two families pays for it
self on monthly payments. Six
blocks from Center. Inquire, 226 y.
First st. bs
FOR SALE-$5,5OO Ocean Park.
California. 7-room cottage completely
furnished. Lot 3Ox12O, cement walk
in front. and paved alley. Rents 1925
per month three summer months:
$4,000 to $1,000 other months. H @.
Holabird & Co. 736 II. w. Hellman
Bldg. Los Angeles. California Big
FOR SALE-6 room frame plas-
tered house, lot as foot front, nice
lawn and shaNe, minutes walk from
city hall. on Washington street. $500
cash. price $500. Jos. Johnston. 1928
y. End st. bb
FOR RENT-After April 10th 3
unfurnishcd rooms with bath. No
sick. S61 North Second Ave. II
FOR SALE-New modern 5-roonn,
screen sleeping room. bath, cement
sidewalks. shade, lawn. can't be
beat, 500 E Polk. SO4 f. Van Buren,
st. BIS
THE REPUBLICAN ADS are at
your service. and you'll find them OF
inestimable value In presenting your
capabilities to prospective employers.
THE REPUBLICAN Want Columns
are an index OF opportunities await
ing the energy of hundreds who each
day turn them to account in accom-
plishing buying and selling and the
securing OF employment as well as
other objects.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
private family. 35S y. Ord Ave. bg
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
FOR ReNT-FURNIsHEo ROOMS.

| FOR RENT-FuTnished front room,
| private family. 35s y. Third Ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

FOR RENT-Large furnished room;
all modern conveniences; close in. A
S. Third Ave bd
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-New high grade piano
at half regular price. Great bargain
for anyone needing good piano. SO4 n.
Third St, Phoenix. bk
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

UNION HOTEL-6lS W. washing
ton. Rooms so cents. 5-b
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

ST. ELMO-NiceIy furnished rooms
by day. week or month. 245 East
Monroe No sick taken. BIB
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

FOR SALE-Three stands of bees.
Inquire of ID. c. Akin, Virginia Ave. bd
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE
2h ACRES ADJOINING CITY, $3.50
5 ACRES THREE MILES OUT. $3.50

Either one OF the above can he
bought for few hundred down and
s25 per month. Terms viii be made
to suit. Both properties have regu-
lar water.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

ROOM FOR RENT-Nice, big, airy
front room, cheap. 444 E. Adams. bg
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
BARGAIN LOTS

BARGAIN LOTS
s $50 For a corner on car line.
s $50 Half block to car.
s $50 Large lot n. 9TH ST.
5 $50 East front, n. 9Th Ave.
s1100 75xl371z n. 4th Ave.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

WANTED-Horse for its keep. for
light driving. Give reference. 14O1
W. Adams bd
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
FOR RENT-lANDS.

FOR RENT-24 acres OF land.
acres planted TO cantaloupes, acres
in grain. balance in alfalfa, good
house, plenty OF shade, miles west
Of Mesa. See or write Chas. T. Wise.
Mesa, Ariz. BID
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

T, BRIGHT. 81 WEST ADAMS ST
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10
FOR SALE CHEAP

For short while only. lot in Ches-
Ter Place, corner of Sixth Ave. and
mckinley St. size 1OOx137h #. Only
$3.50 cash required.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-10

FOR SALE-A good team OF work
horses: weight 1850. Call afternoon at
1926 Z. Mckinley St bs
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
CRONICA De LA CAPITAL.

EusVs Emprssa psriudistlca - On Edlfi'
fiCiO SuRtuOsO-Ia CsrsmOHia de Ia
Inauguration HlpnOtismO HistrlOniCI
Los ESpeCtacuIOs de AntanO-Ia
Question SsnatOriOI-EI UItime Is,
iuHTlO de andrews lHdlieTencia pa
"a con IN AllsdO- Bursum y Luna al
ifSnte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
Roosevelt para Ia PreSldcnCla.

En- la junta del comita nacio-
nal republicano que tuvo lugar
en- Washington, durante la sema-
ma, para fijar la fecha y escoger
ell lugar donde se ha de tener la
convention nacional del partido
para hacer escogimientos de can
didatos para presidente y vice
presidente, EN- 1912, SO halo que
el sentimiento entire los miem
bros del comite es muy fuerte y
muy marcado en- favor de Roose-
velt en- vez de Taft para la can
didatura de presidente en- a bo.
leta republican, ell aflo que viene.
Este sentimiento es igual o
confesar que la administration
de Mr.. Taft ha sidoI Unpopular y
que 81 ell partido republican, es-
pera tener esperanzas dc triunfo
tendra que escoger otro candida.
TO que no sea Ell actual presiden.
te de la nacion.
Sin embargo 81 q Mr.. Taft Sc
lie mete en- la rabeza que 81 ha de
ser el candidate, impossible sera
creemos nosotros, el que SO le
pueda derrotdr en- la convention
de su partido. El tendra dc su
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
TRIUNFO OEMOCRATICO EN-
ARIZONA.
Los DemOCralsS del ESladO de
Arizona EIigen tOda 50 BO'
leta en- Ia prlmera EleC-
Ci0n de FStadO.

El martes proximo pasado tu-
vieron su primera eleccion de es.
tado nuestros vecinos los ciuda.
danos del estado de Arizona para
la election de todos sus oficiales
de estado, de condado Y de legis.
latura:
El resultado de 10 elecci6n fue
el que Sc esperaba un triunfo
decidido para las fuerzas demo-
craticas. Las mayorias de los
candidates democratas son de
500 q tres mil votos.
A los Arizonianos Sc les inn
puso la condicion, por ell congre.
so, de eliminar de su constitu-
cion la revocation de los jueces,
Y este Sc ha hecho, por grande
mayoria, pero mas valfa que no
Sc hubiera hecho, porque va Sc
dice que no pasaran dos amos an
tes de que ell pueblo del nuevo
estado vuelva a poner en- su ley
fundamental la referida revoca'
toria de los jueces.
AL mismo tempo que Sc eligie-
ron los ofciales de estado Sc les
di6 q los votantes la oportunidad
de recomendar por su voto popu'
lar q los dos hombres que qui.
sieran para ser elegidos senado-
res de los Estados Unidos, Y es-
to Sc hizo, recayendo la nomina-
ci6n sobre dos prominentes de-
mocratas del estado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

lado a millares de los que ahora
estan desempenando cargos pd-
blicos por nombramientos que
les ha dado 81, y este ejercito de
patriotas(?) siempre en- tales ca.
SOS viene a ser muy formidable.
Los amigos de Lafollete, que
es el candidate do los republica.
nos progresistas, estan trabajan
do con mucho empefio en- pro de
su favorito, y Green que 10 pos
tularan no obstante la oposicion
de los republicanos netos q La
Fallote Y sus doctrinas, perc
nosotros 10 dudamos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
EL FINAL DEL CUENTA VOTOS.

Con solo dos condados mas
que contar se puede decir ahora
con certeza que los dem6cratas
hemos elegido, segun los rotor
nos de elecci6n, al gobernador,
vice gobernador, secretario de
estado, al tesorero, un miembro
del congreso, un miembro de la
eomisiou sobre corporaciones Y
un miembro de la corte supre,
ma. FL resto de la boleta, seguu
los retornos, sc va & los republi
canos.
Pero que habra contesta por
los candidates derrotadoS que
perdieron con pocas mayorias,
es casi cierto, segdn 10 que Sc
sabe de Santa Fe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

cia hizo que la exaltaci6n de las
turbas llegara al paroxismo, Y Sc
avalanzaron contra "Ch6" Go.
mez y sus ocho companeros, a
quieneS dejaron acribillados q ba.
lazos cerca de un tinaco que hay
q un lado de la VIA ferrea, disper.
sandose los amotinados inmedia.
tamente.
El cadaver del Lie. Gomez fue
recogido con cincuenta v dos ba.
lazos; y ahora Sc sabe que los in
digenas de Tepetape habfan pro-
metid0 al Jefe del movimiento
iuchiteco, que 81 no cumplfa sus
promesas y los abandonaba, lie
darian muerte, habiendo cumpli'
do con fiera zafla su amenaza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

Una compaffa teatral que ha
estado en- estos dlas en- la capi-
tai ha despertado la cuIiosidad
del p6bico mediante las demos.
traciones practicas que ha hecho
de 10 que laman la "ciencia del
hipnotismo," las cuales aunque
su objeto sea el de lamar la aten.
cion y atraer concurrencia q sus
funciones no dejan de tener algo
de extraordinario para los que
somos novicios en- esas cosas.
Un humbre fue hipnotizado y
puesto en- su ataud, muerto D ale
targadO en aparencia, y deposi-
tado en- un subterraneo durante
cuarenta y ocho horas y allf per-
manecio hasta que 10 sacarop del
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
AIgO de 10 que eSla PaSandO en-
Mexico.

Dice La Gaceta de Guadala
jara:
De manera tragica ha termina'
do la aventura que tuvo como
protagonista q "Che" Gomez, y
que motive ell grave conflicto en-
tire el Gobierno Federal Y del Els
tado de Oaxaca. "Che" Gomez,
cay6 muerto, acribillado q bala-
EOS; las versiones sobre la forma
en- que sc realizaron los hechos
son varias, y de elias recogemos
las siguientes:
Ell PUEBLO AsALTO LA CARCEL.
FL dfa que fu6 reducido q pri-
sion el Lie Jose f. Gomez, ell
pueblo de Rinc6n Antonio, i'm
pulsado por una terrible excita-
ci6n, lego repetidas veces hasta
la puerta de la carcel, preten.
diendo sacar q viva fuerza al Lie.
Gomez Y q sus acompanantes pa
ra castigarlGs; v las multitudes
enfurecidas recorrlan las Gales
protestando contra la actitud del
sefior Presidente, Y lan2ando Vi
vas para ell sefior Juarez; pero
los gritos que Sc repetian q cada
paso, eran Viva Oaxaca libre."
En- prevention de mayores des-
6rdenes, ell Gobernador del Es'
tado dispuso que fuera q Rincon
Antonio la fuerza de policia de
Tehuantepec, y con ell mismo fin
envi0 un destacamento federal e.
General Meriodo; pero la exalta
ci6n del pueblo no cedfa, y, POI
lel cOntrario, ell ndmero de mani
festantes aumento con grupos
armados que llegaron de Tepeta'
lpa.
/ Alguien hizo circular la espe
Gle de que las tropas federales
iban con objeto de rescatar a
Lie. Gomez y companeros, ha
ciendo que Sc respetaran los sal
vo conductos que les habia dadC
ell sefIor Presidente de la Repu
blica para que pudieran pasar Z
la capital de la Republica.
Entonces la exaltacion de ID
multitud no reconoci6 lfmites; )
Sc lanzaron sobre la carcel alta
cando q nueve rurales que la de
fendian y que resistieron por al
gun ratio, pero que fueron AFRO
llados por aquel impetuoso em
bate de los amotinados. Rom
piendo las puertas de la carcel J
sacaron q los presos que fueror
llevados en- medic de un espanto
so desorden hasta un punto GER
cano q la estacion del Ferroca
rril.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
NUN. 46

Cual sera el curse que setome
para decidir en- estas dispusas
de eleccion, por ahora nosotrOs
no 10 sabemos.
Dicen los peri6dicos de Ia ca.
pital misma que los errores Y
discrepancies que Sc han descu-
hierto en- los retornos de yarios
de los condados, hacen easi in
dispensable una disputa de elee.
cion, en- las cortes, por los candi'
datoS que perdieron con lijeras
mayorias.
Las candidaturas mas renidas
fueron las de los jueces de la
corte suprema, segGn Sc vera
por ell tahularlo que sigue
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

TO ADVERTISERS
! We guarantees the largest cir.
) eulAtiou 81 any Othes weekly
, or daily ialesl pahiisbsd in
New Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

no delen de asistir q las sesiones
leglslativas, & fin de cooperar
con ellos no solamente EN- la or
ganizaci0n sino tambi6n en- las
leyes que Sc deoreten y en- la
elecci0n de los senadores de los
Estados Unidos. Esto parece
signiticar que los Antiques caudi'
Hos quieren seguir reinando
OHSERyADOR.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

Nuestra casa es uua de las mas gran
des de los Estsdos Unidos. Nuestro
surtido de tods clase de llcores, on va
riedad, clase y baratura, no 90 supera-
do en- ninguna parte. Pidan muestrsa
y precioS. Dinjanse en- espanol, ri 10
desean.
B, 8. Flerahelm Nero. %.
ala Delaware st., Kansas City. Mo.
Luciano Rosenwsld, manejRdoE.
Hemos cumplido con 10 requerido por
la ley del congreso y gar6ntixAmos 10
puTNER de todo 10 que vsndsmOa
Don Porfrio Garcia, de La Cue
va, estaba el microbes pasado
aqu1 en- la ciudad en- compania de
81 famalia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16

El lunes Gltimo vines en- Ia ciu.
dad al seflor Don Manuel Il. Ji.
menez, de Las Conchas.
El microbes ultimo partieron
para Colorado los se1ores Candi-
do Vigil Y Nazario Sena.
Vengan q yer nuestroe surtldos de
aradOs, ma iuinas de cortar y empa-
car, pOdemos venderselas tan baratO
como ouslquIera Tamblen hscemOs
chimeneas y tods clase de pompas,
lngeniOs y eabutarfas.
F.G GEHRINGs
6l6-5l8 Douglas Ave. Temple MasonicO
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
BaIeO Fatal en- el COndadO de
Lincoln.

Avisan del condado de Lincoln
que un Celestino Vigil fue herido
de un balazo por Antonio Baldo-
nado, en- Picaeho, condado de
Lincoln, Y sc cree que morira.
Una bala lie hirio en- ell estomago
y Ia otra lie hizo casi pedazoS
la mano izquierda.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
El EIempIO del CORdadO de San
dOVal

A4u AOho0 AZ ANtf0VAASAAA1 AZ "a
lengua inglesa mucho ha tenido
que decir del condado de Sando-
val en- estos dltimos dfas. Entire
otras cosas lie han motejado que
es uno de los condados que mas
despacio marcia por el sendero
de la civilization y citan como su
evidencia para probar su aserto,
que es ell unico condado de Nue.
vo Mexico que no tiene nj perio-
dicos nj buenas casas de escue
la. Como NADIA de este habian
descubierto los colegas cuando
Sandoval registraba la totalidad
dc sus votos por los nominados
republicanos, al Roswell Daily
News Sc lie ha ocurrido decir 10
siguiente'
"Lo que conceptuamos de un
asunto debatible depende mu.
chfsimo de como 10 lniramos y
de donde 10 miramos, ESto vie
ne a ser asf con 10 que Sc reIa
ciona con la evidencia ffsica igual
que con 10 que Sc relacnna
con la evidencla humana. I'm
paisaie mirado q cierto angu.
10 tai yez no Sera muy atrectivo
mlentras 81 Sc lie mira de otrU
bien puede suceder que ell ojo
humane pueda encontrar en- 81
Imuchas bellezas que admirar.
Asi sucede con los eventos hu.
manos. Ell periodico The New
Mexican constitufdO por ST mis-
mo en- el porta-vo2 de los repu
blicanOs de la cOrruptela, We te
rribIeS calamidades que amena
zan cara a cara q nuestras libres
instltuciones por cauSa de la
inesperada declaration de inde-
pendencia de parte de los votan
ties lei condado lie Sandoval en-
la recle tie elecci6n. Por otra
parte el Albuquerque Morning
Journal, que es un peri6dico re
| Ipublicano pero mas Independent
te que ell aire, no We otra cosa
que la refulgente estrella dc
la esperanza de meiores cosaS
para el condado de Sandoval en-
el referido levantamiento de
pueblo contra el caciquismo dt
su condado.
Sigue diciendo ell News Il
condado de Sandoval, no sabe
mos 81 con iusticia 8 no, desdt
su creaci6n, en- 1908, ha sido con
siderado como la propiedad per
sonal de un cierto K. A. Miera
Ique es la cabezA tituar del parti
do republican, allf Y es ademas e
mas querido teniente del graz
cacique del RENO del caciquismt
ell cual tiene su tronO d orillas de
| Rio Grande del NUrte dentro d.
los dominios del condado de Va
lencia. Considerable 10 que S,
loye decir, que ell candidate de Il
corruptela para gobernador, qur
tiene eSt0mago para tOdo, tod
quiso menos que lie pusieran
Miera en- la boleta como su com
pafero de carrera, no es mad
extraflo ell que los votantes d
ese condado Sc insurgentaran
mucho menos sera que sea su in
tencion mantener su independer
cia.
FL porque de la insurrecci6
Ipuede adiyinarse facilmente. 10
vUtantes del condadO ciegamentC
por decirlo asf, venian siguiend
q sus titulados iefes, desde haci
algunos amos. Estos, p0r ra2o
de la docilidad del pueblo, Sc HI
bfan vuelto muy ins0lentes, y e
su egoismo habfan llegado
Greer que los votantes de S
condado no tenfan derechos gu
ellos deberian respetar. El pu,
bio los toler6, los aguanto, pert
| al fin la paciencia dej6 de ser vi
: tud y la insurrecci6n vino q sc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-16
Ell FUsILAMIENTo

En- aquellos momentos llegaba
un tren conduciendo q las tropas
federales que habfan Salido de
San Jeronimo, y esta circunStan'
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
Through with McNamaras.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5.-This after
noon District Attorney Fredericks
said he was through with the McNa-
maras and positively denied that eth
er of the McNamaras will help the
state further in the prosecutions con-
nected with the Times or other dyna-
mite outrages in this section.
What the federal authorities will
do | don't know" said Fredericks.
He said that the bribery charges will
probably proceed although a strong
effort is being made to have the whole
affair dropped.
Sheriff Hammel is undecided when
to take the prisoners to San Quentin
He will have an elaborate guard ac-
company them as they must be taken
through San Francisco and trouble
might attend the transfer
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
PEONAGE PROBE
SOON UNDER WAY

That Ex-Governor w. J. McConnells s
investigation into the matter of peon-
age along the line of the Oregon Short
Line will result in a thorough inves-
tigation, and possibly in the amend
ment of Idaho's laws to make possi-
BILE more adequate punishment for
the crime, is indicated in a letter re-
ceived by Ex-Governor Mcconnell
from Judge Alfred Buck of the Fifth
Judicial district, at Pocatello, to
whom the former governors complaint
was made.
Judge Buck writes that he is much
surprised at the revelations made by
the former governor, and that he will
consult the district attorney and push
the prosecutions of the accused men as
fully and firmly as possible. He de-
clares that if the present laws are
not adequate for the punishment of the
guilty parties steps will be taken to
get laws that are.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
Charge a Bargain.

"The bargain was kept" the prom
ises made by the counsel for the Nc
Namaras andithe big business men who
wanted the cases disposed of prior to
the municipal election were fulfilled
by Judge Bordwell." This it is
charged by the unionists is the reason
that James Mcnamara, murderer of
21 persons got life.
All John McNamara's bravado was
gone when he faced the judge. Judge
Bordwell said that he deserved the
gallows but that the recommendations
of the prosecution of mercy saved him.
James almost collapsed when he sat
down.
Then John Mcnamara stood up with
his eyes sunken and showing deep
worry.
Judge BordWell said he was fully as
guilty as his brother and passed SEN
tence.
Then the men were hurried back to
Jail.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
LOS ANGELES IS IN
THROES OF ELECTION

and Socialist candidate The weather
is ideal and Alexanders chances are
thought favorable owing to the Nc
Namaras' confessions
Throughout, the campaign has been
bitter and the pulse of the entire city
will beat feverishly until the final re-
suit is known. Seven hundred and
fifty special officers were sworn in to
guard the citys interests. Indications
early pointed to the heaviest vote ever
polled in Los Angeles. The total regis
tration exceeded 100000 and about 80,-
women who will really de-
eide the election, it is believed
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
HE SAYS DENOUNCING
LEADERS ARE GUILTY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5.-After re.
turning to his Office District Attorney
Fredericks said: "SOme of the labor
leaders who are denOuncing the Nc
Namara are absolutely as guilty as
they and l know they are implicated
in dynamiting charges"
know as much about them as does
James Mcnamara himself, for | know
exactly who were implicated The
Judges sentence was right.
"Fm perfectly satisfied with the out
come" continued Fredericks. "Judge
BOrdweII did exactly right, the ends
of justice were best served The out
come of this case means more than
anything else happening since the civil
war. 1t is an epoch in Americas his
tory.
at means the passing of the bIud-
geOn and the strong arm man from the
ranks of labor
"There was no bargaining in this
case. This was proved when James
Mcnamara in a statement in court this
morning threw his life i'm the Judges
teeth and the Judge threw it back at
him.
81 did not know what the sentences
of the McNamaras would be when /
appeared in the court today and
neither did the denfense's attorneys
know. All this sinking Steffens busi-
ness of fixing the case makes me tired
l don't know when McManigIe will be
arraigned l won't be seen i'm the
case."
DarrOw and his associates declined
to make statement at this time
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05

The president declares that the to-
bacco trust plan will be effective, say
ing:
1t has been assumed that the pres
in all these companies by former stock
holders of the trust would insure a
continuance of the same old single con-
troll of all the companies into which
the trust has by decree been disinteg-
rated This is erroneous and is based
upon the assumed inefficacy and in
nocousness of judicial injunctions.
The companies are enjoined from CO.
operation or combination; they have
different managers, directors, purchaS-
ing and sales agents. If all or many
of the numerous stockholders, reaching
into the thousands, attempt to secure
concerted action of the companies with
a view to the control of the market,
their number is so large that such an
attempt could not well be concealed,
Elephants would be at once subject to
contempt proceedings and imprison-
ment of a summary character. The
immediate result of the present situa
ton will necessarily be activity by all
the companies under different manag
ers, and then competition must follow,
or there will be activity by one COM
pany and stagnation by another. Only
a short time will inevitably lead to a
change in ownership of the stock, as
all opportunity for continued CO.
operation must disappear. Those critics
who speak of this disintegration in
the trust as mere change of gar
ments have not given consideration to
the inevitable working of the decree
and understand little of the personal
danger of attempting to evade or set
at naught the solemn injunction of a
court whose object is made plain by
he decree and whose inhibitions are
set forth with a detail and compre- |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-05
TAFT UPH0LDS SHERMAN LAW
BUT WANTS FEDERAL CONTROL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Declaring
that the supreme court had not en-
asculated the antitrust act in read
ing into it the word reasonable" that
reasonable" had entered into the stat
ute from the common law; that the to-
bacco trust decision and decree of dis
solution is the most effective ever rend-
cred by an American court; that 9TH
er trusts are on the run for cover;
that no trust is bad by mere "bigness; "
that there should be national incor-
poration law; and a bureau of cor
porations to regulate corporate bust
ness; President Taft today submitted
his long expected message on the
trusts and the antitrust law to con-
gress.
Referring to the supreme court de-,
cision the president says:
1t has been said that the court, by
into the construction of
the statute common-Iaw distinctions,
has emasculated it, This is obviously
untrue. By it's judgment every con-
tract and combination in restraint of
interstate trade made with the purpose
or necessary effect of controlling
prices by sitting competition, or of
in whole or in part mon
opoly of such trade, is condemned by
the statute. The most extreme critics
can not instance a case that ought to
De condemned under the statute which
s not brought within it's terms as thus
construed
Of the tobacco trust dissolution
Taft says:
| venture to say that not in the his |
Cry of American law has decree |
more effective for such purpose been
ntered by a court than that against |
he Tobacco Trust, as Circuit Judge
Joyes said in his Judgment approving
he decree.