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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
DEAF MUTES ARE
MARRIED IN CITY
Miss Justina Woodbridge Of Mis-
souri, Weds j. G.. Kelley Of
Salt Lake.

AIiss Justina Woodbridge OF Holden,
Mo. and Joseph 9. keeiey OF Salt Lake
v'cro married in the office OF tho county
clerk yesterday at noon. J. l.. EIdrecgc,
Sr.. offlciatcd. Tho witness MAS Mrs.
William Shape OF this city. The bride
and bridegroom are both deaf mutes and
the translation OF the ceremony into the
sign language Was given by Mrs. Shape.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Woodbridge. prominent citi-
zcns OF Holden. No. Mr.. Keelcy IL well
known here The young couple viii he
at home 10 friends after January e n,
1925 KensinGtou avenue. in this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Need for Action.

1--WE believe that this method is the
only thing to adopt. not only for the best
good Of the patients, but for the public
at large" says the report. when IL is
taken into consideration that from 10 to
so per cent OF the causes OF insanity ana
allied defects are Drcveniablc diseases,
surely some such steps should be taken
To meet that end.
"lf matters are allowed To drift, con-
tinucS the report "as has hitheFto been
tic case, il is only question OF llne
until the unfit win outnumbcr the 1T
II is quite possible that this so-callcd race
suicide which has attracted so much at
tcntion from the church The scientists
and political leaders. is after all but an
attempt on the part OF some people 70
prevent the Transmission Of undesirable
traits to future generations. Under our
present law the semi ilnsanc and high
grade imbccilc. In whom the chief dan
scr lies, are still AT large and at liberty
TO pcrpetuatc their kind with impunity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Services of Worsbiu.

The Christmas services Al ,
Episcopal cathedral will c,rs,
Communion at 7:30 o'cloct n, I
and Il choral celebration II n, RI
nunion at II o'clock. Al ,hE =
vice there win bo special -
augmented choir. Dean CO.
preach the Christmas seruoa
prayer VIII be said al 5 o'c,ocf q.
noon at st. Peters charsl Fl
Second West. there Will u n
munion at 10 o'clock this o.
ST. Johns chapel, Ninth Ear ul'
avenue. there Will be a IIo,1 @
at ll;f5 o'clock this iorenoa
Many other churches ihrssr
city Will also observe the =
special services. 3. NJ
will be the principal I'd
the tabernacle services. WA \
held at noon today. A pnec
Christmas music. with DsTl 4
soloist and Edwin =. Klmh.l q I
will be rendered.
Utah Cornmandery No. l
TemDlar, will convene In ~
temple at 9:i5 O'Clock this uu1
their annual Christmas obs7u
programme Of toasts. speeesss u
has been prepared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS 5IiII
ABDUNDs n
Salt Lake Today 81
Merry Yuletide ,va,
Vulnerable calhsra'
SERVICES IN cHus|
Special Programme NJ
tainment at All n
Hotels and cals
SERVICES IN cu,,,.

Merry christmasi po,
tide spirit has been ,,,'' "':i''
reaches its climax todar 's
,'c shopper hurrying "a 4.
buying in tho las, l.v ~ N
may be said that mos, q, a.,
Pcrs are men-has como,..
SANTA Claus adventures ,,I
mains but the cnJoymap, 80 :, !,
happiest day ON Fathsr
Ihrongh the kindly effort.
hundreds of Good Y.IIs-
be few Indeed within a.
not Know Of the joy of 's ~ ~ 4
II would be imDos.IS,,' 'ae I'd
thousands OF happy es,s,S @ . II
lahe place in Salt Lake @ ios1
IS the universal boIId,@ @
been celebrated for csnis., q
forgotten IN the strenSor.
ages. But today ChrYr,,s, hr5|
DAY Of rejoicing than in s =
IL would be hard, Indess ~ dI.' ~, q
a disposition which WV M e 9,
70 catch at least a hi, :,
spirit OF generosity and ~ ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Poor Woman Joins.

Among Tho good fellows who Joined
YESTERDAY Was a lanltress. She Invested
= from her earnings In happiness for Il
family of children. a woman IN Colo
rsdo. vino Will pass through Salt Lake
'ydsy. tclegraphsd 10 the Order OF Good
Fellows FOR names and addresses OF chill
tren. She viii remain here long enough
20 deliver toys and other means OF
ncrrymabing. Another good follow teIc-
Dhoned that he iiad several roosters 10
give away 20 poor children rs Christmas
gif's
Tho delivering cf good things 10 tho
A,ilc ones Vtll continue today. for some
good fellows we're delayed they said.
Those who good -fellnwed yesterday and
on previous days assisted nobly in hay-
Ing others enrolled
md for all 1his kindness on your
part. good fellows. you receive absolute
!. no material profit You spent your
Inoucy and devoted your time simply
90 make all chose poor little hearts glad
Your charity was transformations. un-
brJsced about. unpublished. Before you
aid IL sou were told that would be the
way YOU would have TO dot it, but YOU
were good fellows. and good fellow
does not mind giving something for moth
ing like that You were asked whether
Nou were game. You answered By being
game II never before, this time virtue
wsg its oTp reward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
SEVERAL BANkRUPTS
DISCHARGED BY COURT

The following petitioners in bank
rupicy were discharged In the United
Sia'~s federal court YESTERDAY: William
{. H'u. Salt Lake: Laura Jackson Tay-
ior. Ogden: William Kenley. Ogden:
Gcor5. ". Jensen. Mill Fork: TIiIie La
!. -. ogden; Joseph l.. Robinson SsIs
Lake: Mory T.. Ensley, Salt Lake: VIII
liam .. Acl>ane. Salt Lake: Charles Built
salt Lake Gilman r.. Eastman. Snlt
Lake
Th. oaukrurtcy cases OF tho following
we're edfudicHted and affirmed: a
yoWs. Wallace g. Eop-ging Ernest Z
',"rEsHse,'. Martin ? Weight and Frank
TN u Hogan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Thousands Of Celeb,,,..

Thc past few days hay. a..
celebrations of Christmas - !.
ana other institutions .; ~
day the celebrations will ~
OF home and church. Tho.,,sS,. S
VII be made happy by Gar.
and dinners. The unfoZr...., ~
viii he the principal guft,,.-
can even believe that II ~. !
understood there would i, -.
uon 10 him in giving n. 4.
make others happy. " =
Special masses and nr,s.
usual hundreds OF cnri.,r,,, .
cante. VIII bc a feature ~
tons in the CATHOLIC cbnr,l,. y
tions of the city. Solemn w.,
be celebrated by the Ver- .,
ID, kiely at the cathedral =. - y,
An exceptionally fine mpsi,,1 =, =
has been prepared hv n. ~.
the direction Of the orranir h.
Gleason. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Clubs and Cafes.

Specisl preparations ha,,
At all clubs. cafes ana ~. ,,O,s ,i.,,,,Sl
for AN observance of ln'.I ~ II
bomelijSe AS possible. 80 y" a.
fortunate enough 10 be as1 81
on Christmas VIII net V'
Tho Hotel Utah Is arfshsL,,
Christmas dinner for INC Z
hntaI The dining room "a
been prettily decorated "a ts
mistlctoe for Christmas IlIshsrs' I
ions. with tho beau,lrul ti',o1t ,'s
VII form a Christmas va
Manager u. l.. Wlllie y -
,a,s s'1''n a. have captured ihs -
and transformed II inso nv, Sscs5'
of tho pretty cafe; ,,irsI itH srl =
goue OF ibe most beauu.sn .snots, =
oD," o,.c,' soen 90 in salt Lake spn
effects have been ,,D,o,ss n
tbc decorations. The inss ,ps rs<'
lie Christmas gtft ioI I.,,sas Ss -
cafc \ special Chrl',n',d b 2
e IL slaNfft sAtAa
'':i rSc Louvre last nisf' nj. s -;
,Iiris,mas Jccorations. ar .
,a5 -, % made prcfars,lons 80.
Christmas dinner i",le Jeff
maxim. a feature OF .sS,s',ariIss sS'
a pretty musical P'0
arranged. u-;,.on holA ~
and -emodcied. Is 10 frd =
mas day. MansceI r,SsrI.lrif
nreparcd ,,% a delightful Da,i D'D,i -
i'eI", lnnst pleasing musi'"
Ior the guests. sat enb .
Al tha Commerc.ai Sinn.i ,
,Dnctjziug Christmas .,ssi -
appy1i%dI ..i'l ni.d During the g,5s 2
n5as'I'''ib niangIc by the Romano ~
chegtra. h has plirar =
f-bristmas programme yhecin d }
The pIogT3ii,,',.' gs1in,,c .Urpriss.. |" ~
Inc members OF W.. rs,3 a plss, =
no club has prepss. Elks -
Us ,ro dinner for the ~ po3c,S,
planning 70 cjub Jul has ara M.
programme foT S.a.,lstmas S'
most appetlE'ne on,
Elegant Chfis'"" fAirs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
BURGLARS IN HOME
OF SENATOR KEARNS

Burglars visited the home Of former
Senator Thomas kezrus at an carly
hour yesterday morning. They entered
by way Of roar window. For q time
the noise of their movements was mis-
taken FOR that uf servants. I pom being
dlscov cred. they made their escape
through n rear door. having secured
small amount of money and several
watches. The case was reported To the
police -artd detectives are investigating
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Ferguson En- Route.

John l. Ferguson, assistant general
passenger and ticket agent OF the Chi
cago and Northwestern railway "a -
peeted 10 pass through Salt Lake Satur-
day en- route 20 Los Angeles. ! II
Minderfield. assistant general freight onJ
passenger agent OF the Salt Lake routc
VIII accompany him from here to tbc
coast. Nr. Ma Mapderfield entered ralIrnad
work in Chicago under Mr.. Ferguson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
GOOD FELLOWS CARE
FOR 1105 CHILDREN
Royal Ruler Wishes Members
of the Order a Merry
Christmas.
THANKS THEM FOR AID
Last Day TO Join Fraught
With interest; Some Wait
Too Long.

Neg-y Christmas 70 you. good
,slovs;
Tou deserve tnat it ee merry
You have been Santa Claus 20
sxe-,Iy li06 poor Nt,le children.
P-o1crtionateiy. this IS the
lrez-es, Christmas philanthropy In
gt~,s;cnGom.
thank you 70. making such a
H-ss success OF the Order o. Good
Fellows.
You hs.e ces,ain.y made this
.7"-r. Caristr.as fo- others. for
ourselves end TO- NE.
Icn sua women. boyr and sjr,s
a. NE order. your city may be
Ila-G o. goI.
4 .aerrg Christmas and happy
N@0 year to you ali,
GOOD FELLOW.
We're ;nose remaining i-5 l!odies taken
cse Or
T'!"r we're and mere besides.
Nuen .hc Gced-Felow article was
ws.i;c1 !o!' yc2tcgssys Tribune, OIL chill
i--1 end been provided ~ good fellows
Win toys. candles ard Other implements
~ r'cssu=e J.. tho nier l25 naIucs and
eIlrogaee reraincG. Good fellows. In
c,asin-, men. Wor:en. boys and girls from
~ parts ui s,lt Lake kept The royal
rU SIS telephone linc ipt will; requests
70. names from 70 a.. uL until . y. m.
Iifc i2i Tc'" proriccd for IN . iifty
rha. sruGehL the total 10 1853. The list
voui! have bc~l exhausted had not the
Tpf.d ruler and his faithful assistan nts
rorc!y 81 .fty-yiS more There VAS time
for only hasty Investigation. but the best
was done undcr tho circumstances. De-
6pile Good Fellows published request
lh9t no monetary contributions be made,
nHH:- good fellows had scrt cash and
-hecks. With this money the royal ruler,
Mis-. Good Fellow end assistants boarded
a. automobile sad gVoi-felowed until
laLe ,asr nlEht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Louis N. Putnam Buried.

Private funeral services for Lewis y.
Putnam. 81 ycarS OF age. who died Mon
lie family residence. s45 FIrh East
street yesterday afternoon AZ 2:5O
O'Clock Father 81 j. O'Resrdon con-
ogctei the sertice-. The palibearers
rcre \. \. Noulton, g. ONeii. J. -.
DvyeT ana G.. G. Charlton. Intornent
v-Ts IN ut. Calvary cemotory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
'0rpheum Actors Appear in New Role
Good Fellow" sPlayed With Success

selaN Nhyesa hNnrgoAd Hand deuyH Hoppe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Elegant Christmas dinner. Zaug
Cafe. Y0c. (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Elegant Christmas dinner. Zang
Cafe, 50c advertisement. )
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

Elegant ChtistTH lAirs
Cafe. SOC.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
JORDAN IS HEARTIEST
EATER EVER HELD IN
BOSTON DEATH HOUSE

BOSTON. Sept t9.--Only few feet
away from the electric chair in which
next Tuesday the current viii snuff
out his life. Chesior s. Jordan awohe
this morning ANA gave the death watch
a cordial good morning ana called for
his breakfast.
Jordan vas restless on his first night
in the death cell iris was his second
day. His appetite is rsveuous. Today
he started IN with cantaloupe, He told
the prison officials that ne wanted it
every morning for breakfast Jordan IS
also very fond Of rare steaks and
French fried potatoes, and these FOL
lowed for his breakfast with rolls and
coffee.
The Somerviue wife slayer II de
ciarod TO DC the hesrtiest eater eyer
confned an taetdeath house az Charles
town
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
BOSTON STANDS ARE BEING
ENLARGED FOR BIG SERIES

BOSTON. Sept. 19.--Arraugements
for the baseball games in the coming
worlds championship series at Fen
way park are well under way. Nearly
100 clerks and carpenters are at work
completing the arrangements for ac-
connmodating 10000 10 $4,000 persons.
The Boston management has adopt
ed an elaborate system Of protection
against the securing OF tickets by spec
ulators
It ls announced that an Of the $4,000
reserved seats wjl b. distributed in
person, except in the genera allot-
ments 10 the national baseball commits
sion and to the PLAYERS. No tickets will
be sent out by mail registered or 9TH
erpise No money is accepted with APP
plicstions. only those requests FOR
tickets for an the games in this city
are being noticed. and only one ticket
win be issued for three games.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
AT HAVRE DE GRACE.

FIRST-Selling 2 year olds, 5 > fur
longs (S1 Carousal 107, Striker 105
%Fioney Bee 90, Ringing 107, Continep-
tai 10G Progressive 106 Get Cp l0l
Pop Gun 1906
SECOND Selling, year olds and up
mile and 20 Yards QD: Emily Lee 1l5
Ochre Court 3d. Golden Castle 1o2 Ora
MIA 1O6. Supervisor t05. "MileaRe Jos
J. II. Houghton 1f6, "Little Ep 81 Flu
turity oG Guaranola 1902 Michael An
CELLO 10S.
THIRD Selling. year ODDS and up
IL furlongs 15): Napier 104, Monty
Fox t05, Garth 10, Double Five 105,
Coming Coon 1o7. Onager 1916, Toniata
1O5 Grenida o. Miss VOments 1902, Sir
Giles I01, "Catula 96, Berklev III. "Sur-
felt as, Ben Loyal III Premier 102
FOCRTH-ScHing wear olds and
up mile and 70 Yards 80: 'Adolante
e3. Sandhal 119, Pretend 10l. Yorkshire
Boy 1903. FReybourn 10a.
FIFTH-Selling. furlones wear
oids a nd up (12): Calisse 107, Sir Giles
192. stairs 1OS. Patrick S. 106, Astrologer
I06. Grenida los "Chilton Queen 101.
Billy Barnes 10a, Affable t13, Elton Blue
1O1, Sticker 100. Elwah I07.
SIXTH-Sellng. year ODDS. fun
longs 80: Stockton 104. Grosvenor 10,
Jonquil 107 The Turkess fG7, Macaroni
f04. Mary Ann x. % Aurific l01, Get
Up 1o4.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather rainy, track sloppy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Chicago Throngs
Cheer Gov. Wilson

CHIC AGO sept ia.-Govern,o r
Woodrow Wilson, OF New Jersey Depl-
ocratie fanaidats Cos p7esigont sDent
30 rninutes in Chicago today. tie VAS
cheered By thousands as he rode ron,
the station 10 the Karpen building
where he was greeted by other thou
SANDS 7'ho crowded into Democratic
Headquarters for 8 handshaking bee. At
1880 O'Clock Governor Wilson left Tor
Detroit He refused To comment on
Colonel Pooseveit's charge this morn
ing that the heads of the trusts were
for Wilson. Asked about reply 70 the
colonel, Wilson said:
II SHAH NOT comment on that. You
know 1 never comment on what other
men say comment only on sub
jects"
Thousands Of persons along the line
Of marrA ciieered Wilson as he passed.
Al the ilarptn building ten thousand
had assembled TO greet the Democratic
candidate.
The governor was met at the station
by Joseph Is. Davies. Western cam
psign manager: Elmer Hurst, Of the
Business Mems Wilson club, and other
party leaders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
CITY NOT TO SUPPLY
WATER OUTSIDE TILL
1T GETS A NEW PUMP

Because the city's capacity to pump
water is nearly taxed. the water board
YESTERDAY afternoon considered unfa-
voraby the petition Of property own
ers on PAGES Ferry road to connect a
3.00O-toot pipe with the city main.
The board has adopted a rule that il
will not allow any more connections
to furnish water TO customers out Of
the city until the council provides funds
for a new 10000 gallon capacity pump
for the river station. The board wants
$4,000 Immediately to cover the cost Of
specifications and advertisements for a
new pump.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Date With Girl Broken
Because of Street Car
Mishap; Asks $4,000
Plaintiff Blanes Trolley Company
for Failure to Keep Appoint
ment With Sweetheart

Grady Nuunalll. Of Woodward ave o.
nue.. q plaintiff in superior court, thinks
that an appointments with 4 certain
young woman. which he says he va
unable 70 keep because Of the Georgia
Railway aud Power Company, was
forth 5000. He has made the traction
company defendant in damage sui
for that amount
Nunnally told the court today that he
got on car at Woodward avenue and
Hill street last spring bound to keep
an appointment with girl He sat by
an epeu window. While rounding a
curve the csr lurched and he was
thrown from the window, sustaining
minor injuries, He was taken to the
Grady hospital. but was discharged the
next daV.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
ENTRIES.
AT hoLlsMILLE.


LOUISVILLE. tx. Sept 1s.--Entries
for Friday, September 30:
tTRST-SeiliIC. , year olds, / =. fur
longs G2) King Stalwart 100. Rock
bar 100, Captain Heck 104, Blue Beard
105, Marshon 1903, Ruvoco 1903, Ardeion
10S. Flying Tom f09, Yorkvi}le ITO. Chill
ton King no Toy lilo, Connausht III.
SECOND-Selling, 2 year old FLIES,
) 10 furlongs C12); Arminda 102, Fran
ces Gaines t02 Trojan Belle 1915 Ella
Crane 1906 Polly Worth l05, Star BeFta
loo, Luria 1906. Rose Mary 101 Ballyshe
107. Duchess Da1fy 107. BIightstone iO7,
Nellie Agnes 112.
THIRD-Three year olds and up
furlongs u2): Port Arlington 105, Col
den 105 j. g. Robinson 105, Belfast 105.
Salali 105 Golden Agnes 105, Seacliff
107. King Olynpian los. Work Box los,
Duquesne 1903, Hawley 1903 Wander 109.
FOURTH-H 3 year ODDS and
up. furlongs 90 Mary Davis 9s, Coy
Lad 100, T. NJ. Green 1902. Semprolus
los. Grover Hughes 10S. Kootenay Ill,
Ethel D. III. Fo'lie Levy 112, Caugh-
hill Ill
FIFTH-SeIina. 4 year olds and up 6
furlongs G2): SCohort 100, "Sylvestris
100, Helene 105. Svarts Hill 105. Joe
Stein los, Alanassia 105. S. " Hough
los. Tom Bigbee los, Trance 105. Toy
Soy 1O9, Miss Nett t09, Camel liz.
SIXTH--Selling, 3 year dds, mile and
a sixteenth 80: Commoners Touch 105,
Beautiful TOO, Floral Day 101, Captain
Bravo 1903, Yanker 10S, Patruch 1903,
Daingerfleld 100, Charter ITO.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track good.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
GOV. EBERHARDT IS
MAKING MAD RUSH
TO CATCH WILSON

CHICAGO. Sept. LIT was learned
here today that Governor A o Eber-
hardt. OF Minnesota. is rushing from
or Wilson there. Just what the mis-
sion is that requires his presence so
urgently can not be learned. II is
known, however that the emergency is
SO great that government officials were
persuaded TO violate the rules and per
nit the governor to ride in the baggage
car Of the fast mail train which does
not carry passengers between St Paul
and Chicago on the Chicago. Mllwau
kee and St Paul railroad. The train
is due in Chicago at 1880 a. m. Friday.
The governor will leave for Detroit at
o'clock a. m
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Ballplayer Nips Plan
To Have Him Pose
With the Candidate
Il m Sorry But I'm Earning a
Living Playing Ball." Says
Georgia Peach.

DETROIT, Sept. te-Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb the Georgia Peach, lacon-
icslly killed the plan 70 have the great
est baseball nleyer in the worlo today
meet Woodrow Wilson. the leading
candidate for president OF the United
States
Il am TOO busy" said Ty.
Publicity men with the Democratic
nominee had announced that the De-
troit star and the former college presi-
dent would shake hands before thou
sands of admirers of both this after
noon. The photographers we're all
ready, the reporters had sent out their
advance stories, The moving picture
men had been summoned, and the votes
of the baseball fans of tne United
states were practically cincned for the
Democratic standard bearer, until
~ am very sorry" said Mr.. Cobb
but am earning q living playing ball
l win be working this afternoon in
right Held for Mr.. Jennings, and / SIM
ply won'- have the time 70 meet Gov
ernor wilson much az ! admire him
u sure would like TO shake hands
with the s-ar Of the Democratic leagae,
but don't see how ] can be in the
line that viii greet the former man
ager Of Princeton and copprg the high
ones out in right at me same time"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
HARVESTER TRUSTS
BOOKS ARE TURNED
OVER TO THE COURT

CHICAGO Sept 19.-The minutes OF
the various boards meetings Of the In
ternationa' Harvester Company and the
documentary evidence we're produced in
court this afternoon. The documents
include the minutes Of the finance com
mittee. the board Of directors and the
executive COMMITTEES Of the Harvester
COMPANY The records were turned
over to Attorneys Grosvenor and Oar
ling. counsel for the government for
examination.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-19
Succeeded in
Creating Monopoly.

In his report to the attorney general
he stated that tine organizers managed
it for the purpose for which is. was
used that is to say, to create a mo-
nopolv-and he closed his report By
stating that he found il maintained a
persistent campaign to destroy compe-
ution not only in harvesting nipple
mpnts. but other farming implements a >
well. and that it is obvious its purpose
was TO mouopoli2e trade in everything
that the farmer buys.
Among the companies absorbed by
the International Harvester Company,
the trust. vas a company known a the
Milwaukee Company. The Milwaukee
Company was corporation with a cap
itsl stock Of $1,000 900. One OF the Nc
Cormicks obtained an option on this
stock and transferred it 10 the Inter
national Harvester Company The In
tcrnatiousl Harvester Company had
then the name Of the Milwaukee Com
pany changed TO the International Har-
vester Company Of America.
The International Haryester Com
pany. being palpabiy a trust and de-
tv of interstate commerce and also
from liability shown in the various
states where it might do business and
the amount of its profits and its vari-
Gus holdings in various states roquls-
ine such disclosure for taxation and
other purposes, made a contract with
thc International Harvester Comps ny
of America the stock Of which. az
before stated the International Han
veetcr Company owned, BY which the
B'cuatioual Harvester Company Of
America takes an the products be-
longing 10 the international Harvester
COMPANY the trust and pays for them
$40 high prices Vith big pronts 70 the
international Harvester COMPANY tho
trust and then the Intcruationsl Har-
Continued on PAGE Two.