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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-29
LOGAN.
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LOGAN, Jan. 2S.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Thatcher delightfully."- entertained Wed
pesday evening at a euchre party In
honor of DR.. and Mrs. j. A. McAlester,
who are visiting in Logan. The guests
were seated at three tables and delicious
refreshments were served. Mrs. Thatcher
being assisted by Miss Carrie McAlester-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Shepard entertained
Monday evening at q beautifully appoint
ed dinner party In honor TO OF tneir ah,e tenan
decorated with flowers and eight guests
enjoyed the pleasant event.
The Utah Press association. which
spent Monday and Tuesday In Logan.
lege and Tuesday at the A; C.. both af-
fairs being thoroughly enjoyed by the
members OF the association. Monday
at the Booster club in their honor. a
short programme was given In which
Miss Nora Eliason, Mrs. Charles Hansen
and Miss Stewart took part. Light re-
freshments were served
The A. c.. Woman's club met Monday
at the home OF Mrs George Champs. with
n large attendance Miss Margaret Will
kinson read and discussed In most In
terestng manner Justice" by Gals
worthy after which tea was served tho
hostess being assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Mrs. A. II. Thompson and Misc
Huntington.
Miss Genevieve Smith, who has been
visiting for several months In Wisconsin.
stopped off in Logan en- route homo to
Pasadena, spending several days with her
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
Miss Rose Toronto OF Salt Lake spent
| the early part Of the week visiting Logan
| friends.
| E. 2. Bacon is back from trip to the
| city.
| T. r. Silversmith of Denver was a local
| visitor during the week.
| Vick VIII of Salt Lake was visiting
with Logan friends Monday and Tues
| day.
| and Mrs. Luther M. Howell have returned
| from the city.
| Miss Reeder of Ogden spent the early
part Of the week in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McAlester Of Salt
Lake were guests during the week OF MIR.
and Mrs. John McAiester.
Mrs. David Athey and small son have
delightful visit OF several weeks with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ Blair
| Booker Preston is expected homo the
early part of the week from Europe,
where he has spent the past two and a
half years as missionary IN Germany.
guest OF Mrs. Kate Preston Monday and
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Lettie Thatcher is visiting in the
city, the guest Of her daughter, Mrs L.
| SquireS,
Dave Farrell of Boise City is visiting In
Logan.
Prof. Reynolds of the U. of u. spent the
early part of tho week In Logan.
Miss Margaret Whitney Of Salt Lake
Is the guest Of Miss Lou Thatcher.
Mrs. John Squires went TO Ogden Fri
day, where she Will meet her son, Leo
who is expected to arrive Monday from
| Europe
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PROVO.
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PROVO, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. Fred o. Kelley
entertained a few friends Tuesday after
was spent in music and games, after
which luncheon was served.
Mrs. Sam schwab opened her home
Monday evening to the Nineteenth Gem
tury club and friends. when Professor
Arnold OF Logan gave n very interest
Ing review of "Chantecler," and Mrs.
Murray Twelves rendered n vocal solo.
Mrs. S K. Roberts entertained at a
family reunion Thursday night at her
home. $50 South First West street. The
evening was passed In the enjoyment Of
were played. after which delicious sup
per was served
Miss Edna Sutton Of Park city spent
few days this week with Provo friends,
the guest OF Miss Marie Roberts.
The members OF the Rec Ray club
were entertained Monday night at the
home OF Miss Fern Peters. An excellent
musical programme was rendered, fol-
lowed by delicious luncheon
The high school students OF the Proc
tor academy were entertained at n
pleasant skating party on Utah lake
Monday afternoon by Prof. S. II. Good
win.
The Relief society and Y. L. NJ I. A.
OF the Second ward gave an entertain
ment at the ward hall Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Gee announce
the ensagement OF their daughter. Emma,
to Hugh ss, r. Love, the be-, marriage to take
The Bridge Whist club members were
very pleasantly entertained Saturday
night at the home OF Mrs. Grant c. Bag
ley. The prizes for the best players were
awarded to Mrs. 7. McNitt and Mrs.
Rose Searle.
James Carter was a Pnyson visitor
during the week.
Mr., and Mrs Ivan Ballard OF Payson
were IN Provo few DAYS this week,
Mrs Mrs. r. l. A,nrderherg has returned
A. johnson al Lake View.
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Duke and
Albert Peey was solemnized Thursday
evening at the home Of the brides par
o. II. Berg officiating.
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. William
M. Roylance,
a. l.. Woodhouse and S. A. Bailey OF
ing this week.
Mrs. NJ: ]. Hamilton OF Salt Lake City
spent a few days visiting In Provo this
week. the guest Of Mrs. George /. Tay-
lor
Mrs. Maud Byington of Lincoln. Neb.,
arrived in Provo Saturday and was at
the death bed of her father, George II.
Chappell. Mrs. Byington is a sister OF
Mrs w. II. Ray and Mrs. George Whca-
bic OF this city.
a prettily arranged dinner was given
Sunday by Mrs. B. II, Walters a vase
OF cut flowers formed the centerpiece
on the dining table, where covers were
laid for six
A social was given Tuesday evening
by the Eks lodge at their hall on Center
street
Miss Olive Carleton OF this city and
Charles Whiting OF Mapleton were mar
ried Wednesday In Salt Lake city. and
on their return to Provo in the even
Ing they were rendered a reception at
the home OF the BRIDES mother
Miss Laura Linton spent part Of this
week in Salt Lake City. the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. w, +. Crow
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TOOELE.

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TOOELE. Jan. 25.-The Ladies Sewing
club spent an enjoyable afternoon with
Mrs. 8. u. Merritt, Wednesday.
Mrs- R. B. Sumner entertained Friday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. George Johnston enter
tained the Meridees club at their home
on Fifth avenue Wednesday evening.
Arrangements are being made for big
card party at the Plaza for the benefit
OF the Catholic church.
The Concordla club met with Miss
Olive England, Monday night.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Blanch Bates. Monday night.
u. L. Irvine has returned from an ex-
tended trip to Montana.
Lois Bracker OF Stockton is a patient
ut the Phipps hospital. where she under
went slight operation Thursday.
Thursday was ladies' day at the Lake
View club Mrs, Jack McFadden. Mrs.
Wier and Mrs. Crellin were hostesscs at
an elaborate luncheon
Miss Vera Mcbride entertained the
young people at one OF the most enjoy
able affairs OF the week Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clegg have re-
turned from Portland.
The ladies aid society OF the Metho-
dist church was entertained Thursday
at the homo OF Rev. DR.. Cook
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BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM. Jan. 2S.-Wlllie Meyers OF
the senior class Of tho Salt Lake high
school spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. R. II, Tilney went to Salt Lake
Monday to meet friends from Denver and
Boulder, Colo.
Miss Hazel Miller entertained the Or.
der OF the Kings Daughters Thursday.
Miss Sybil Fields left Saturday for an
indefinite stay with friends In Eureka
Mrs. C. Fl. Hutchinson was at the Utah
Copper mine during the week.
Elmer Carkeck ran Into a pole while
coasting down Markham Sunday, sustain
ing severe cuts about the face.
Master Dell Rock Of Salt Lake is tho
e. II. Lovesy OF The Tribune was in
camp few days this week.
The Women Of Woodcraft will give q
card party next Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 2, in Canyon hall. They will serve
refreshments.
III. Geffer made a trip TO Salt Lake
Sunday
Mrs. J. F. Barnard, Mrs. John Thomas
and Mrs Boyd Barnard Of Salt Lake are
visiting a. their former home at Ga
lena.
Deputy Sheriff A A. Butler was In
camp Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs. A. 2. Stenstrom gave a
dance in Smiths hall Saturday evening
Assistant County Attorney Nephi Jen-
sen was IN camp Wednesday.
Mrs Joseph Drysdale returned to camp
Wednesday after two weeks visit with
her daughter in Salt Lake.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, Jan 2S.-The
North ward mutual gave a delightful
party on Tuesday evening at the North
ward meeting house.
Mr.. and Mrs j 81 Boyden returned
on Tuesday from Salt Lake and Logan.
The Home Culture club gave n very
Jolly party on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. w. McKerachen.
Miss Thelma Sutten was given a very
by eight OF her young friends. the oc-
casion being her seventeenth birthday.
DIR. Nutson of Manu was here this
week on professional business
On Thursday evening Doctor and Mrs.
X. j. Broadhurst entertained informally
Messrs. Roy Nelson and Boon Brother
son. Delicious refreshments were served
The Twentieth Century club held it's
regular meeting on Thursday at the home
of h. G. Jensen.
On Saturday night the o. N O. girls
gave a delightful dancing party at the
opera house. the hall being decorated as
mldwinter scene.
Among those who are In Salt Lake
this week are f.. G. Jensen, J. Gunder-
soT and Fcrd Erickson.
w D. Candland returned Friday from
Washington, d, G. and Boston, where
he was I'm the interest OF the woolgrow-
ers.
Mesdames NJ. a Winters and II S.
Nutson are visiting in Ogden and Salt
Lake for week or ten days.
Judge Cherry or Gunnson spent a few
days with his sons on his way 10 Salt
Lake and surrounding country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seelcy are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a baby girl.
Roy Campbell returned Monday from
| a trip through the southern part of the
state.
| On Thursday evening the basketball
| teams of Mount Pleasant and Richficld
| held most interesting game at the hal
here. a large crowd watched the game
Evan johnson returned Thursday from
| Marysvale and Fairyiew
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RICHFIELD.
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RICHFIELD. Jan. 2s.-Miss PearIetta
Ramlose was hostess at birthday party
on Wednesday evening at the home or
her PARENTS on First North street
Misses Leila Clark and Pearl Morrison
conducted candy pull at the home OF
the latter on Sunday evening,
Miss Rachel Peterson entertained eight
OF her friends at n delightful card party
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Walter Morrison entertained at an
Informal tea on Thursday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Chris Nelson entertained
"A party of friends at a sumptuous dinner
at their cosy home, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis entertained u
number of friends at their home on Sec
ond North street, Thursday evening After
ON interesting card game. delicious re-
freshments we're served.
Miss Ella Nielsen is home from Salt
Lake on a short vacation.
c, 0. Rasmussen of Thunder has been
visiting here the past week
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EUREKA. Jan. 2S.-Miss Barbara
Bailey of Provo Is the guest OF her SIS
ter Mrs. John Baker.
lodge OF the Fraternal Brotherhood on
Thursday evening at Miners union hall
drew out n large crowd OF merry makers.
and several happy hours were spent play
Ing cards and In social chat. The ladies'
of the order served delicious refresh
ments. Several handsome prizes were
'eels'
(. G. O'Donnell OF Salt Lake spent Sow
eral days this week In Eureka.
John r. Vance. Charles E Hush, John
ZirlSer. William Button and Percy Hanks
spent the fore part Of the week at Pay
son.
The members Of the local Miners union
are making preparations for the an
niversary ball, to be given at the Elks
pavilion on February S.
Mrs: Vern Girth. who has been visit
ing with her mother at Goshen. returned
to Eureka this week.
Miss Frances Hush is visiting with
Payson relatives.
Mrs. Hugo Deprezin. Mrs James P
DriscoIl and Miss ELLA Donneliy of this
/ G. o'Donnell OF Salt Lake, left this week
for few weeks soJoun In southern
| California
The members Of Tintic lodge No I'll,
B. P. o. e.. are making preparations for
fancy dress ball, to take place early
In February.
SuperIntendent Robert A. Brown Of
the Centennial Eureka mine spent the
fore part OF the week at the capital. as
| Yankee Consolidated mine.
Miss Birdie Johnson. who has been
visiting here, the guest Of her sister,
| Mrs. Melvin RunneIls, returned TO her
home at Leh this week
| ~ ~
May Day mine attended the banquet
| given in honor Of John Dern, manager of
the Uncle Sam and May Day mines. by
the Commercial club at Salt Lake City
| wednesday evening.
l. W. Pike. who. has been the guest
OF City Attorney Edward Pike and fami-
ly. returned 10 Salt Lake on Wednes-
The members Of Columbus lodge No. 3.
| Rebekahs, will give ''sIxty-three''
party. with refreshments. on the even
| Ing OF February q,
| D. w. Dickerson has moved his family
from Salt Lake to Eureka and they will
make their home here.
Tho Ladies of the Maecabses gave q
farewell party at their lodge rooms on
Thursday evening In honor of Mrs. Mary
thompson. who left on Saturday, with
her children. to Join her husband a.
iy spent with cards and music, and q
luncheon was served.
Mrs. William Osborne Of Silver City IL
enjoying a visit from her father whom
she had not seen in sixteen years.
Mrs. Albert Leautt Is visiting Will
her mother at Midway.
On Thursday evening forty friends Of
Mrs ]. w. Lewis Of Robinson surprised
her at her home and had q merry time
until midnight with music recitations
etc. AT that hour all sat down to ar
appetizing supper.
Mrs. Coleman Of Payson is vieitinl
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Doane
and son. Orville Coleman. at Mammoth
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good hair tonic to use is given in answer
10 Mrs. J!m's query
Erma: Hot applications and massao-
Ing VIII not help YOU any. Jnderdevcl-
opment is caused through n starved con-
dition OF the delicate underlying tissues,
and unless these are nourighed IL is moi
possible 10 develop the shrunlzen or stunt
ed parts. Make q syrup with cup and
a halt sugar and water 10 make a pint .
In THIS put one ounce true gallol which
you get at any drug store. This gives
you full pint OF the home made Vau-
caire treatment. fresh and full strength,
Tore meals soon overcomes scrawnincss
and nils out hollow. shrunlsen parts. You
must be careful 10 get true gallol,
Emily, You should feel grateful TO her
for suggesting powdered delol for re-
moving the hairy growth from your chin
Get an ounce OF delol at the drug store.
stIT paste, Cover the hairs and let
remain two or three minutes, then rub
off and wash the skin. You may find
delol little expensive. but II you really
want to rid the face OF superfluous hairs
you cannot do It easier cheaper, OF
quicker.
A. T.: You arc foolish to pay n dollar
for a jar OF massage cream when for
Iiety or seventy live cents YOU can make
pint OF the finest Try this recipe. !
am sure you VIII Ike It. Get three
ounces or cerol at the drug store and
dissolve In pint of boiling water; stir
until smooth and creamy, Use after wash
lng and drying the skin. and You will
| find tho delicate tissues quickly respond
throwing off impurities and giving the
complexion ruddy- healthful glow.
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AMERICAN FORK.
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AMERICAN FORK. Jan, 2s.-One OF
the best musical treats ever had by the
music-loving people of American Fork
was rendered at the opera house Tuesday
night when "The Nativity" a cantata
WAS given under the direction of Miss
Lottie Owen, assisted by Prof. j. ]. Nc
Clellan and selected orchestra, The
house was packed with most attentive
and appreclative audience.
George Havercamp of Provo was in
American Fork Thursday,
Mrs. James Chipman. Jr., entertained
at her home on Thursday night In honor
OF Mrs. James Chapman, Sr, of Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Bculah Storrs-Lewls Of Salt Lake
City VIII give recital ~ the Second
ward chapel next Friday night. February
3. for the benefit OF the Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association OF that
ward
The committee on old folks entertain
ntents held "A social at the Commercial
club rooms Thursday night.
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SPANISH FORK.
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SPANISH FORK, Jan. 29.-Adeibert
Chapple and Hannah Chrlstisen were
married In the Salt Lake temple last
Wednesday, A reception was given them
at the home Of the groom on Thursday
evening. The young people will live In
Spanish Fork.
Henry B. Hicks and H. B. Sler were
in Spanish Fork two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Evans of Scof1eld,
Carbon county, wore in Spanish Fork
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ida Otteson OF Mammoth, Juab
county, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Otteson, In this city.
T. o. Greer and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
W. o. Greer have gone TO Los Angeles to
spend couple of weeks.
Mrs, Sadie Mangum Of Eureka was tho
guest of Mrs, Cora Doyle during the past
week
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The busiest and mightest little
thing that ever was made is Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
do the work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weakness
into strength, list]essness into energy,
gloominess into Joyousness. Their nc.
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have taken a purgative. Sold by all
dealers,
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EPHRAIM.
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EPHRAIM. Jan. 2s.-J. F. Mccafferty,
president of the Bank of Ephralm, en-
tertalned the officers OF the bank last
evening at an elaborate banquet at the
Union hotel
Mrs Matilda Mortensen entertained
Monday evening at a dinner party In
compliment to Mrs, Augusta Stevens of
Salt Lake City.
A dinner party was given at the home
of Miss Alice Iund. Tuesday evening, In
compliment TO Miss La Verne Worley OF
Salt Lake City. Miss Worley left the
following day for Richfleld. where she
viii visit friends before returning home
4 surprise party was given al the home
OF Niels Thompson last Sunday after
noon, which proved to be one OF the So
Cial events OF the season. The party
Was given In honor OF the birthday OF
Mr.. Thompson, and only the relatives
were in attendance,
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MURRAY.
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MURRAY, Jan. 26.-Mrs NJ Maiden
entertained for number of her intimate
friends Thursday evening. The decora-
tions were carried out In red. carnations
and hearts being used effectively. Among
those present we're Doctor and Mrs w.
II. Rothwell. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Howe.
Mr.; and Mrs: d. A. Mcmillan. Doctor
and Mrs A. A. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs, Bar
telle. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bradford. Mr.
and Mrs. r. e. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. q.
W, Moffatt. Doctor and Mrs. McHugh.
George Husher Mr.. and Mrs. Richards.
Mrs. Churches and H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Richards enter
tained ri dinner last Sunday In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker Of Boul-
der. Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will
take up their residence In Salt Lake City
shortly.
Miss Clsrice snarr. who has been tho
guest of her sister for some time. has
returned TO her home.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Of Canada, and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Jenkins
of Salt Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Moffat delightfully."- entertained at dinner
last Saturday evening at their home on
Vine street.
Among the functions of the week was
the beautifully appointed dinner givcn at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy C. MIL
Ter. Thursday evening, The table deco
rations were California roses. while
throughout the house palms and ferns
were arranged tastefully. Covers were
laid for twelve.
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The everlasting girl question Is easily
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n little want "ad' in The Tribune.
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Little Home Helps On
How to Be Beautiful
EXCELLENT RETIRING CREAM.
BY MADAME MAREE

e@CELlENT RETIRING CREAM.
10y readers OF this beauty column
fsauested a recipe for good re-
~ cream, and the following one /
the least expensive and most satis-
.'ty' dissolve two ounces a,narol in
~ jar OF hot water: when cool il Is
~. After washing the skin and dry-
vel. this cream Should be used I free
-nu lt6 use for a short period VIII
.tirs 49, INC skin OF blackheads, surra ce
1'@ss oiilness and other facial blem-
N S,uins me complexion soft, satiny
jc, nnposslbie with powder or cos
- ANY druggist can supply amarol.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
|9:s. JIM do not think your hus-
remarks were made to lnjurc your
|'nss, because a head OF scrawny,
|.:,iity,., nelr detracts from the most
|tIiul complexion. Use a good tonic
|''es'y and | am sure your husband
Il 'e pieased with results. You can
Sour own tonic at small cost il
MY half pint each OF alcohol and
|<r and put in one ounce OF beta
|eHp'- etT'. This massaged into the scalp
10y stlmulates the hair roots, and the
.wps ihIline out and viii grow IN
Houndant and glossy,
In, ~, Don't use salves or ointments
~ iiiness OF the scalp. What you
|p 40 Is employ a good head wash
week for a time and II will cor
snls condition. A splendid and In
|1'iSe shampoo Gun be had with plain
Inis lathers freely, and gently
clcanses the scalp ot
IN and excess oil. exciting tie deli,
'ssues To healthy activity. II also
- tne -hair brilliant and fluffy. i
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WITNESS EXPLAINS
TERMS IN CIRCULAR
Facts Brought Ont in Hearing
of MissOuri's Custer Suit
Against Lumber Trust.

ST. LOUIS, May 24-W. p. Hollis.
secretary of the Northwestern Lumber
mems association. explained in the hear
ing OF the states custer suit against the
alleged lumber trust this afternoon the
terms he used In circular which told
OF an agreement between the retailers
and wholesalers for trade protection.
The circular was based on the agree
ment signed in Chicago I'm 1903. and in
II the term 'poacher" was used. This,
according 10 Hollis, meant any retailer
who entered the restricted territory Of
another retailer. The agreement depre-
Gated the entrance OF the cooperative
lumber firm into the field occupied by
the retailer and of efforts to overcome
the power Of the cooperatives.
The agreement. Hollis testified, was
ratified by the Yellow Pine Manufactur-
ers association In October, 1904. and was
abolished in April. 1905 on advice ~ at
torneys lie denied that the attorneys
had advised the association that il went
bulletin that the association Issued was
a blacklist.
George X. Smith. secretary OF the YELL
low Pine Manufacturers association, tes-
titled he had sent agents to talk "cut and
shipment to manufacturers not In the
association and the benefits derived from
its membership He did not recall that
his agents had advised non members OF
the advisability Of curtauinS their out
put to obtain higher prices.
Witnesses who printed the price cur
the day. Their testimony showed that
often they obtained copy" for their lists
from the prices quoted privately by the
associations secretary,