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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
How to See Colorado
and the Yellowstone

ca,s All meaus make your plans include
s0V'aQo. week of that glorious air Will
ds..V,u good for lifetime. And that won
n, SKY Even Italy cannot match IL
~. p'dr' deep. turquoise beauty. Then
VI, ,nouhlains-they tower above you every
tbs,n seeming 10 raise your spirit with
IT, mo TIE cool aud restful cloudland.
d new experience
eonnigou must also see the Yellowstone 10
yo, 80 your vacation. And It's easy II
rates ss advantage Of the reduced fare
lIelt, V.tsfeh TO summer tourists. Your
Reysi IIl take you through Colorado, the
AID ~ rockies and on 20 Salt Lake city
dsrf,u u s"lng you nOrthWard 10 the won
irss isilowstOne country. Neither pct
The h., words can give you an idea OF
bril;isn,,lg VI The geysers mud volcanoes,
tbsnda.ts c0lOred rocks, mysterious rivers,
esnons iis waterfalls, precipices, cbasms,
YOU 81, ana the million-ycar old mountains
yO, !. y" ~, gee there. Your trip viii give
HtHh enthusiasm
10 an",, '..npioSed by the Burlington Route
the .ros, al yosr questions. III tell you
our bsnd ,ne pest places 10 see, send you
GET vo,,r s .tYpine folders, and even arrange TO
yrife ,autuc kets and Pullman berth II youlI
70 20 VIZ me about when you would Ike
a. y. non YOU write me. a postal will
isen, :. o.. OMesra. Eastern Passenger
New yo,L 2. II. r.. lisi Broadway,
"@ eity' Telephone Mad. 81. sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
Q1VD[R TRUST BROKEN
INTO THREE COMPANIES
,,.eree Agreed On in U. S. Court
y o,ovides That Competition Will
Be Assured Hereafter.
M MORE FIXING OF PRICES
,,s.rent Clerical Forces and
~ omcers for Each Company
Government to Watch
Reorganization,

.,.,s,nhia. May iS.-Counsel for the so
aoyder trust and the United States
osHs- vent appeared I'm the United States
so'. Court here to-day and presented u
"'u =, decree agreed on for the dissolu-
49, n the combination.
uos ,,oposed decree dissolves the CON-
..la.,on made 10 OF twenty-seven COM
- and creates three companies in such
that competition will follow.
-, General terms Of the decree were
- 20 by both sides, except that the
trust does not desire the decree to
800 N the foreign trade of the COM
pspies involved.
,rssa Burlington finally suggested that
-. 1rord foreign be left out of the pro
wv decree. and as finally agreed upon
-. c,ause in dispute read: THE decree
Ill amply 10 commerce in the states"
-, court took the matter under advise
cent
ets:
Il is provided that the defendant cor
,6rstjons. +. l. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
- Hazard Powder Company Delaware
sssurities Company Delaware Investment
S,1onanv. Eastern Dynamite Company,
SsTfornia Investment Company and Judsnn
Trrsmite and Powder Company, be dis.
I've, and that the properties of these
so-,raries respectively DC distributed
.r1ong their stockholders.
p,nvision is made for the organization Of
.,o corporations. in addition TO Y. l. du
po~, De Memoirs Powder Company. with
..,,r,,ssicn 10 vSe he charters of the Laf-
I, q Rand Powder Company and the East
-, Dynamite Company, instead of the Gre
- NJ two new companies, II desired, ana
e-orisior is made in the decree for the cap
',.li7stion Of the two corporations above
.'.rtioned. and in case the Latin 4 Rand
PoTSsr Company's charter Is not used that
.o,rrsnv Is 10 be dissolved and its property
Ns2b,ted among its stockholders.
The deere says the capacities Of tho If
80, plants are sufficient and their location
srch that the three companies can &C
lively compete for the manufacture and
s,ls Of dynamite and the various powders
The government concurs in the suggestion
bv counsel for tho combination that the
resent arrangement for the manufacture
Il government smokelcss powder be not
disturbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
CAPT GLEAvEs HERE ON JUNE 6
Ordered to Relieve Rear Admiral
1eutze in Command of Navy Yard.

Washington. May ban order was r.
a,,nd ,o-dav formally transferring Captain
h,hert GIeaves. commandment of the New
bort naval station, to the command OF me
New York Navy Yard on June O. succeeding
~ Admiral Eugene II. Leutze, retired.
who is relieved at his own request
Captain william Il. Capertoh, VINO nd"
bcon on duty as a member of the examin-
inc and retiring board of the WASHINGTON
card will succeed Captain Gleaves at New
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
TEMPLE EMANUEL MEETING
Reports Approved and officers Elected
Reference to Titanic.

The annual meeting Of the congregation
Of the Temple EMANUEL 43d street and
Fifth avenue, was held last night, and ex-
Judge David Leventritt, who presided. re-
ferred to the death at sea OF three mem
beers OF the church-Mr. and Mrs. Isador
Straus and Benjamin Guggenheim.
The reports Of the trustees and the
standing committees were read and ap-
proved. and these officers We're elected for
1912: President, James Selgman; vice-prest-
dent, Moses H. Moses: trustees. James
Selgman. A. J. Dittenhoefer and Daniel
Guggenheim. Those present included Henry
Sdenberg, William l. spiegeloerg, y. D.
Greenhut Isidor Levi and Louis Bam-
berger
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

The convention will meet at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning and will be presided over
by the national president. John p. White.
1t was said here tonight that former
President John Mitchell will be here later
in the week.
There were no outbreaks in the anthracite
field to-day. The mounted state police are
everywhere on the alert. ready TO put down
any demonstration that will interfere with
men going to and from collieries to do re-
pair work or run the pumps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
RUBBER COMPANY RESUMES.

Bristol, r. l. May 13.-The Consumers
Rubber Company recently reorganized, re-
sumod operations here to-day. The old
company was placed in the hands Of re-
cclvcr some time a.c. The ne" CoupaIS'
which gives employment 20 about 20 hands.
viii manufacture rubber boots and shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
DINER 60 YEARS OLD

sbulamlth Lodge. No. l61 Of the INDIE
,ondent order Of Bnai Birth whose
original two hundred members nave
dwjndIed down to little more than twenty
celebrated the fortieth anniversary OF us
founding with dinner wh'ch p began
aou,v after midnight yesterday at Little
,t,,nssrv with the exception OF one or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

the trustees who was sixty years old
every person present was well over the
threcscorc wears and ten mark. and tn"
wives was 80 years 10 q couple In
spite of their ages those present did not
finish the dinner until nearly sunrise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
PAPER MEN NEAR kC

Another conference was held yeste.t..
The Hotel Latham between the repre-
-ehtatyes Of the international Paper
~oinpany and its seven thousand employees
yer the demands Of the workmen. No
'hnlte conclusion was reached, and the
s"Ierence viii be resumed to-day. u
as said prospects for d settlement were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
Distribution OF the Stock.
The proposed decree further provide.

The proposed decree further provides.
The tUo new corporations are 10 take
Ue- the properties assigned to them upon
valuation based upon the last inventor.
70 include fair value for brands and good
vii and IN consideration therefor the two
companies are to issue To the +. |. du Pout
te NemOurS Powder Company, in payment
therefor, 90 per cent of said purchase price
N bonds. not secured by mortgage, bearing
interest al g per cent, payable in ten years.
and the remaining 30 per cent In the stock
o. said two companies al par. While the
bonds bear . per cent interest. such IN
isTeSt iS only payable II earned by Jhe COM
Dany issuing the same, and not otherwise.
Upon the receipt by the L. ]. du POnt &c
NemOurs Powder Company OF the stock ana
bonds aforesaid II is required 70 distribute
the whole Of said stock and ODe-Ndt or
aid bonds among its stockholders, and in
such distribution one-half OF the stock re-
seived by the tWenty"seven defendants IN
his cause shall be stock without voting
power and Under this provision Of the plan
nc twenty seven defendants will not have
rrfhcicnt voting stock 70 control either OF
he two new corr orauons.
Il Is further clear under the plan that the
two new companies viii operate without
Fixed charges for period Of ten years.
The twonty-scven defendants found by
The court TO be responsible for the unlaw-
'rl combination under the plan are Jointly
and Scvcrallv enjoined from doing any act
10 further extend or enlarge the field Of
operation or the power OF the combination
Or from continuing or carrying into further
Effect after the plan mas become effective
The combination which has been adjudged
Illegal and from entering into or forming
any like combination or conspiracy. or from
rausing the conveyance q ihe factories,
psIfs or brands Of either ~ the two new
f,rnreriec rrC--idcd for under no rlap 81
the du Pont COMPANY or vice versa, or from
Placing the stocks of either 81 said new
companies in tho hands # voting trustees
TO control the voting power 81 such stock.
Ample provision Is mad" ~ the proposed
decree enjoinine the defendants from MAX
ing prices where the purpose IL - unfairly
cripple or drive out OF business rival manu-
fscturcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
Must Have Different Officers.

Tho three corporations provided for under
the plan are eDioiucd from retaining or en-
ploying the same clerical force or OrSdni-
rtion or keeping The same Office or Off
GERS.
The decree annule contracts made by Ger
th Individual defendants under which
hey agreed NOT 10 engage IN the manu-
teturo Of explosives II prohibits for five
Years any officer or director Of the three
corporation from being an officer or di-
rector Of any Of the other corporations and
requires each corporation to employ DIFF
irent statesmen. None Of the corporations
permitted 20 acquire the plants or busi-
sets Of the other corpora lions.
The defendants are required 10 pay the
costs 10 the United States government, ana
Jurisdiction Of the cause is retained by the
court for tie purpose OF making such other
@ders and deci ees as may become neces-
AIRY for carrying out the plan OF dissolu-
Ton. and under the proposed decree the
eopn requires that az the end OF six
HOhlhs report shall be made 10 the court
lof Us approval setting out the manner IN
'~1ch the plan has been carried out, when
tsVes 10 the court the power 20 determine
srhether the defendants have fully ana
'sirIy carried out the plan Of dissolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
LOST n FOUND.

Sixth street or Sixteenth NV. be
tween Waverly av. and Bergen St, gold
badge, ]. II. Gordon. Nov. q, 1910. Finder
Will be rewarded by returning to j. II. Cor
don, AZ Bergen St, city.
L~OST-Black case containing glasses. gold
nose clip and chain, also notebook. between
$40 South Eleventh st, and Ampere station.
ID, l.. and w, East Orange; reward. Re-
turn TO MRS NJ. SMITH, $40 South Eleventh
st., Newark.
LoST-A poeketbook at the corner of Market
and Broad, getting on Kinney 81. car. Re
turn to r HERMAN, $40 Walnut st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

OWING TO rapidly increasing business our
present quarters are getting too cramped
We would like to get in touch with some
hrst-class concern DESTROYS Of investing some
money to build us a $4,000 plant, to be
paid for on easy payments; interest at . per
cent. STRONG RUBBER AMI ASBESTOS
MFG. Co, AZ Franklin st., New York.
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FOR SALE.

FRANKLIN ST.-Eine three-and- half
story building rare opportunity for busl,
ness location: everything In AL order; SOLD
at sacrifice. call at once. FIEDLER COR
PORATION, Sole Agents, Firemen's buil1-
ing. Tel. No. 1861 Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

ANYONE wishing to exchange real es!a'a
anywhere can get excellent opportunities
zen3 particulars of property and wants,
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1Rs Market u.
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A LARGE weil-knoyn company about TO
spend WOO. 900 on a tremendous adyertfH-
ing campaign, requires the services OF a
bright man or woman in each town and
city; the work Is easy. pleasant and highly
respectable. and no previous experience u
necessary we will pay a good salary and
oner an unusual opportunity for advance.
ment to the person who can furnish good
references: in addition TO this salary We
oner a Maxwell automobile. a Ford autono-
pile and over $1,000 in prizes 10 the repre-
sentatives doing the best work up to De-
eember 81; in your letter give age and refer
enoes' Address IRA B.. ROBINSON Advef-
Using Manager. 1892 Beverly ST.. Boston.
Mass.
AGENTs-Get particulars of one of the best
paying propositions ever put on the market;
something no one else sells, make $4,000
Yearly. E.. NJ. FELTMAN. sales manager,
1922 Sycamore ST.. Cincinnati. o.
AGENTS wanted for old established life In
surance company. direct contract with re-
newal commissions and expenses. i. M.
DEAN. PIT Broadway, New York.
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FARMS For SALE.


SEND to Country Department for new book
let; farms, country home. gentlemen's es-
tates. New Jersey, New York. Long island.
Connecticut. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Inc.
Essex building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
WANTED.

VIZ ran As.i u sNchanEe your farms. coun
try home or estate. Country Depaf sment
LOUIS sciiLESiNGER. Inc. Essex build
Ing.
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'HICKENs-250 white leghorns aud p. r..
all in free range and healthy condition; coo
ach. FRED KLOPHAUs. Westfeld av.,
lear trolley. Springfield, N. J.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
LEI ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FINEST corner, now building. Washington
St. Hoboken. second floor. arranged fou
billiard parior and bowling alleys. 10 lease,
favorable terms. e. A. BGRHORS. / New
ark st, Hohoken, telephone 252.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
Number of Insertions
classified ALE ne IN a Word. Twelve Gents the Minimum.
Barter and Exchange Six Times Fma Help and Situation Wanted rh.e Tim. rns

b1sscs Wuu sAsu1ukV Se~ stsssss
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
DRIvER-Young man would like work as a
driver In city or surroundings. Inquire 40
Jones st., top floor.
DRIVER-Experlenced laundry driver, of
good habits wishes position, city Ar coun-
try; ADDRESS MIR. W. D.. cAH1LL. = Belle
EMPLOYMENT wanted after school hours
and all day Saturday by a bright, active
young man 10 years of age. Address f. NJ.
S, Box so, Star office.
GAsFITTER wishes position at any kind of
outdoor work. HERBERT COKIDLET, lila
Howard av., Brooklyn. N. Y.
PATTERNMAKDR Experienced pattern
maker wishes to locate a position with
some firm. fl. NJ, 90 State st.
PLUMBERS HELPER, with three or four
years experience, one who can handle tools.
Apply LEO 4. McsULLA, "a Hunterdon st.
SALsSMAN-Young man t25) wishes post
ton as gents furnishing salesman, five
years experience. Address X, Box 81, Star
SALDsMAN-Neat young man CID wishes
position as gents furnishing salesman; two
years experience. Address NEAT, Box 46,
Star office.
SALESMAN. middle-aged. desires a line OF
goods for city and nearby trade, on salary
or commission. Address EDW. D.. PURVES.
% Plane st.
SEXToN-A first-elass sexton at present en-
gagged desires a position at church, any
ready at short notice. Address FIDELITY,
IL Watsessing ay., Bloomfield, n. ].
YOUNG MAN. 1--WE years experience as fac
tory clerk. Is In need of position at once;
best of reference furnished. Address L.,
Box 3S. Star office,
YOUNG MAN 90 with two years of High
School training. wishes position in office;
experienced. Address w. F.. 326 Eighteenth
aV.
YOUNG MAN ds) desires some kind of po-
sition where there is a chance for ad-
yancement; can furnish the best of refer
ence4 M. IL Hillside pl.
YOUNG MAN o2o) with four years expert
ence at the iewelry business, two years at
bench, would like work. with advancement.
Address C.. Box 10, Star Office.
YOUNG MAN, 81 years of age, wishes cler-
zeal or any office work. Address c., Box
II, Star office.
YOUNG MAN (2s), employed during day,
wishes some outdoor work TO do evenings,
collecting or soliciting for art or business
school or anything similar. Address HON.
EST, Box 94, Star office.
YOUNG A qD with two years of High
School experience would like to secure
some office work. Address L. RESHKIN, %
Hillside p1.
YOUNG MAN f25) wishes position IN a
bakery as helper. willing to work nights.
Address I'LL Box 3s. star Office
YOUNG man (2ol desires any kind of work;
$40 week TO start. Address WILLING, Box
YOUNG man wishes position in office; can
use typewriter. M. CRAIG, $40 New ST.,
city.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BUILDING plots. thirty feet frontage: re-
strtcted neighborhood: best part OF Newark:
$3.50: easy terms. Address JOHN J. CAUL-
n. =.
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WILL exchange Royal motorcycle for screw
cutting lathe. in good condition. Address
ROYAL, Box 121. Star office.
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HE'LL ID

ADNERTISING-Learn how to write adver-
tisements; special course of instruction
starting October ID; fifty lessons $40 T.. M.
c. A, los Haisey st.
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out of Town.


BRICK HOUSE. al improvements, ) Wash.
inGton st.. East Orange; ASK Hxiek Chulck
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MEM JERSEY Ciyil Service examinations-
Upeu to residents OF the state. October 3.
,fice bov, service in the state, Newark and
Essex county. October ., Italian court in
.erpreter for camden county. October 10.
positions. ,sivis. OH OF sewerage aud water
suppjies, STATE Board of Health; field as
AZ snt. inspectors. assistant chemist. APP
II .tion blanks must be Med Eve days in
,,tNattce. For tlsnks and Information ad-
Iess cIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. state
House. Trenton. \. j, F.,
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wIRELEss-Tiaye a 2-kilowatt transformer
and lot of other good wireless goods; will
exchange for something useful. Address w.
Box III, Star Office.
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JERSEY CIVIL SERVICE ExAMr-

NATIONS.
October 2ist-Mcdical and physical exatni-
nation for ere patrolnlen. tOpen TO residents
OF Essex County,. Salary. $50 per month.
October a3d-Assistant Matron, Police De
partuent Of Newark. tOpen To residents to
Newark onlyp. Salary. $3.50 per annuin.
Application blanks must be filed by noon.
rhursday. October 18th: For blanks and in
formation address CIVIL SERVICE CON
MISSIOS, state House. Trenton, n. ].
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collie, male,
s25. fS4 Fairmount av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21

FACTORY site. 75x1oo; Gohle ST. price right
SOPP REALTY co.
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wIRELESS-Have a plate camera. 3kx4N,
worth S.; will exchange for anything In
wireIess telegraphy or sell for Sc, answer
quick; am leaving city. Address WIRELESS.
Box 1873. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
z wANTEn MALE.

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, carriers
wanted; good pay, fine positions pay for
instruction after you receive position. LIB
N. Y.
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ARTISTS-Nude model classes under COM
petent instructors; Sunday morning class.
y TIL II; send &c In stamps for handsomely
illustrated catalog. BERKELEY school.
OF cARTooNING. 900 Market st.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

used: cost s35; viii sacrifice; what have
you to offer7 Address MOTOR. Box 1e4.
Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21

l HAVE got a gold-hlled watch, Elgln
movement. guaranteed for 20 years. brand
new. worth $40, have a camera, Kodak No,
g. folding, worth s21, and a red light outfit
worth SO, also got a bicycle. In good con-
dItlon. worth $50: I would like gents Ola
mond ring or what have you to offer that
Will equal same amount? EXCHANGE, Box
1917, Star office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-03-14
CLUB DISCUSSES
TIMELY TOPICS
Efficiency as Found in
Business and Daily Life
Of People.
e ESE1
MACRINESAND HUMAN SKILL
What Is Being Done to
Get the Best and Great
est Results.
MACRINESAND HUMAN SKILL

On riday evening the Fortnightly
Literary club met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Adams and the topic for
discussion was efficiency. E. j. Bat
ties told how efficiency in machinery
has resulted in revolution in the
modes of travel, in farming, in doing
business and in almost every effort
made by men and women. AT Madi-
son law firm now uses phonograph
records instead of stenographer. In
the west a monster engine drags
number of plows after it and The crop
is gathered with battery Of reapers..
Mrs. III. E. Cole spoke of efficiency
as applied to the work of the home.
Recently kitchens have been made
with new arrangements to save steps.
She explained now energy is ofCen lost
In gathering up the washing because
the work is not properly arranged or
not done in systematic way.
Superintendent G. Il. Villas of the
Chicago q Northwestern was guest
of the club and spoke of efficiency as
applied TO great corporations. At the
present day it is a problem with
company to get the best service and
the greatest amount of work done with
the money that is being paid for wages
and supplies. Mr.. Villas said that very
often the official himself was the most
responsible Tor the poor results. There
il as much in the way men are handled
as there is in the way an engineer
uses an engine.
He explained number of fundu-
mental laws OR rules of business and
life which must be considered in &C
comphshing the greatest amount of
work. The paper was most excellent
and gave a broad view of efficiency as
applied to the business world.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. Aug. Runge. ...