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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
COZ. RICHARDSON
GOES AFTER AUTOS
81 PEHrNTENDENT OF GROUNDS
Would mar THEM FROM
CAPITOL SQUARE
TO CHILDREN
GOVERNOR MANN, HOW EVER, is
NOT SIRE oF RIGHT AND
ISSUES ORDER REDUCING
THE SPEED RATE.

The automobile specder was given
another rap Yesterday when Colonel
John " Richardson, State superb
teudeut II public grounds and build
ingS sought Governor william
Hodges Mann and cndearored to Sc
cure his approval IF an order to
Danish from entrance TO the State
capitol grounds AL automobiles. The
chief executive questioned the sight
of the Stale TO 30 thus far, but save
his sanction to an order 70 the capitol
police - compel the autoists TO quit
reckless driving upon the state
domain The official order follows;
THE law regulating the speed Of
alt vchtrtrs witt be strictly enforced
in the CapitoG Square
This order was posted and ire
capitol police instructed to see that
it is maintained to the very letter.
Would Bar Autos.
Had the advice Of Colonel Richard
son been adopted no autoist would
have been permitted to bring his ma
chine into the capitol grounds. This
would have had the effect of prohibit
ing Htf sightseeing parties, ait State
officials who own machines and that
class Of citizens accustomed to dri"-
ing 10 the capitol in autos from en-
tering the grounds. They would
have had to dctrain outside the
grounds.
Colonel Richardson based his posi-
tion upon the ground lhat this is the
summer season; the time when chu-
dren gambol upon the Capitol Square,
and when babies wheeled by their
nurses. spend hours each day for an.
airing upon the domain Of the state
of Virginia.
THE lives Of these children aud
the babies are mcnaced" nc declared
Yesterday, when a machine comes
whizzing into tho capitol grounds. /
have demonstrated with them fire.
qucutly Warnings seem Of no avail.
I have had many complaints regard
ing ttre rnrktessucss OF auto drivers
who speed their machines right into
the capitol grounds. Nj first idea
was absolutely to exclude automobiles
from the capitol grounds. otherwise
TO compel speed limit to the eN-
tent OF the minimum"
Governor Issues Order.
The matter was threshed out be
fnrA- tAts- governor, tiat--tt-4,4ti Of
the State to cXpel machines from the
capitol grounds being considered,
with the result of the order above
being adopted.
The governor opined, however. that
autOmobilists must strictly observe
The law when entering Capitol Square.
AS a result tie capitol police na"a
been instructed 10 keep u keen eye
upon infractions OF this kind and
pre- mptlY to arrest any offenders
Colonel richardson's notice q yes
terday is 10 serve as warning that
further attractions will not be toll
ereted,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
CHAMbERMA|DSARE
To Be ORGANIZED
WIFE OF NEW YORK MILLION.
ARE WILL OPEN HEADQuAR.
TIERS FOR STRIKERS.

NEW YORK, June 1.--Declaring her
determination to carry the union fight
against the hotels OF New York to Il
finish Rose Pastor Stokes wife Of a
millionaire ana social worker an
nounced today that she would open
headquarters tomorrow for the organ
izaIion of all the hotel chambermaids
When that is done Mrs, Stokes said
alt the ehahberHtaids in the city Will
be ordered ont in sympathy with the
striking walters
The office of thu new uniuu witt tn
in the suite occupied by tho walters
in West k'orty-fourth street
My whole heart Is In this work f"
said Mrs. STOKES today Il believe
that every ch3mbermaid in the city is
IN fall sympathy with the walters and
have, besides, rcu sons for Just grieX-
ance themselves, We Will begin with
the largest hotels snd work to the
others. We viii convince the hotel men
thst tho chamherntaias constitute 4
force, tn reckon with"
Officials Of the stationary engineers
union denied today thar the mechani-
csl workers IN the hotels would strike,
although tha-F,aitn tiers officials insisted
that they would have the support Of
the engineers and tirem IN il they need
cd il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
GOVERNOR NAMES
BOARD MEMBERS

Tho following appointments were
made TODAY by Governor Mann.
Memb ers OF the board Of visitors of
the Virginia School for Deaf and
Dumb and Blind. stanton. for fun
Term Of four years James H. Lind
say, or Charlottesville; Colonel Sam
uei NJ. Donald. stanton. and q. w.
Butts, Suffolk
Harrisonhurg State Normal and In
dustrial ,chool for full term OF
four yealfs--J. ". Horsley. Anpo-
mattoN, in the place Of George n.
Conrad, OF Harrisonburg: Il. F. Col
son, Of orange, in tive place Of r. w
Carpenter, Of iiarrisonburg: Frank
Moore of Lexington: Floyd w. King,
or chiffon Fogec: K. c. Noel, Radford.
10 MI vacancy caused by resignation
OF Walter 7. oliver. Of Fairfax.
virginia Military Institute Leying-
ton, for full term of four years. orer
A. James, Danville; Senator Edward
tchols, stanton; Montgomery b.
Corse Lexington. George l.. Brown
ing. Madison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
COMMENCEMENT AT
WILLIAM AND MARY

Especial to The Richmond Virginia n
WILLIAMSBURG, VA" jun -
Commencement exercises at William
and Mary college. the closing Of the
three hundred and nineteenth SEES
sion. will begin sunday morning with
the following program.
Sunday. June 9th, II A M,--Bac-
caiaureaIe sermon, Rev. w w.
Moore. r. -. president Union Thco-
logical seminary Richmond
Monday. June 10th. 5 p M.--Cele-
bration Of the Phoenix Literary So
ciety; 1910 +. NJ, german Aiyen ny
the TheatI Delta CHI fraternity IN
The college gymnasium
Tuesday. June II, S f. NJ --Cele-
hratinn az the Fhil0mathea Literary
society; 1890 L. NJ german given
~ the Sporswood club in me col
lcge gymnasium
Wednesday june 18th. II A. NJ
Educational address by Professor A.
r. Ninship. editor Of New England
journal Of Education, Boston Mass. :;
. r. NJ. meeting Of the Alumni assoc
e3sitoH. election of officers. r = NJ,
r1eetins Of the / hi Reta Kappa So
.c1etg. Z. NJ, alumni address. $50
T. NJ alumnl smoker in college
library
Thursday June 18Th 1890 A. NJ
Graduating exercises. comforting o.
degrees. medals and scholarships
haccalaureate ada'tys. by James
Brown scott, soiliiof ~ the DEPART
n .nt II state. Washington. H. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
REQUISITlON NOT
YET RECEIVED HERE

The authorities Of North Carolina
who are seeking the custody from
Virginia of Oscar Fisher, wanted
there upon an embezzlement Charge
were informed by the governor YES.
terday that n requisitoA had NOT 40
Yet been received by this State. The
man has been held here for nine days
by the police upon a request from
North Carolina. So far the reouisI-
ton has not bee" received and M
officers from North Carolina have
reached here. II was the belief YES
terday at the governors Office that
officers with rcquisition would
reach here today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
CONSIDER RIGHTS
Of OTHER PEOPLE
ATTOHN GENERAL TO DECIDE
UPON COURSE As TO THE
RIFLE RANGE.

Adjutant-Geucral ". ". Sale sud
Attorney General Samuel ". vii
lnms returned Yesterday from tina
site Of the States new rifle range.
They were down for The purpose OF
considering what legal right the
state could hnve to sr0p traffic on the
beach during the practice OF the
miiitia's rifle shooting
woman, who owns a homo near
the beach, has complained of the
proposed target practice ON The around
that she might be IN range of the
7ftf'0ttftE. ffsnFTHTVH, also. are HcCus-
TONED 10 occupying the haunts al
me new range. The adJutant~ceneral
Is deslr0us Of knowing whether these
matters Will prevent the rifie shoot
or this year. An opinion from the
attorney general is expected within a
few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

A strong delegation, numbering T25.
( The local lodge 81 KNIGHTS Of Co
tuHJ-Gs. lrft Richmond yesterday to
take part ia me ceremonies attendant
upon the unvt+llug If q monument IA
christopher Columbus hi Washington.
f. O. The local delegation Was Joined
hN 700 delegates from norfolk.
The static bag been placed ia front
of the {Hiou S,ntlop where the eXer-
eises Wall be held There Will be a blk
rarade and magnificent fireworks diS
plavs. Tomorrow night grand con
"err ~ili bo hrid in Convention hal
Ta5dI9al Gibbons IS e1n~eied ia az.
}ena the exercises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
MIR. HALSEY ENTERS
AGAINST MR.. GLASS

Tho third entry In the congress
1innnl race IN the Sixth district was
oiticiaHE fled yesterday afternoon
when John r. Halsey sent IN his
check to the state treasurer. A. w
Harmon Jr for 1915. The amount
,ig I'VE per ceut oC a congressman
salary for tho Grst year, legal en-
trance fer.
Congressman Carter Glass. who
seeks recollection. AMI r. II, ~TjlIptt.
another seeker of congressional hon
ers, have previously sent In their re-
mlIanceA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
GOVERNOR MANN TO
DEDICATE ISLAND

Governor William Hodges Mann
left last night for I.ynchburg where
today he Will deliver the PRINCIPAL,
speech In dedicating the island to be.
used as a playground for children.
inc playground was given TO the
Young Mems Christian associat;or
by the craddock-rerr company n
WIS worth 5000 before impreve-
ments We're made. The sum Of seA.
600 has been spent in improvements
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Meetings For Bows

Tho Boys Sunday Afternoon cub.
which meets every Sunday after
noon, in the social rooms OF the bcys'
department, the Young Mems Chris
tian association, Grace and Seventh
streets, VIII be addressed this sun
day by j. Binford Walford. n Corner
member Of the club Mr., Watforti, $
subject Will be Habit" Stereopticon
song service and views will proceed
the talk. The meeting OF the ctttb
are well attended and Of special in
terest 10 boys. Any boy in the city
between the age OF ten and fifteen
years is invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
SUMMER RESORTS

The Halifax Inn. Houston. Va. Iron
and Lithia Water. High. cool eleya.
tion among the hills OF Virginia. on
the Norfolk and Western tiailroad
large airy rooms. halls and porchcs
Excellent table. Special reduced rate.
10 summer boarders.
For information address
PROPRIETOR HALIFAX Inn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Michael kenller. charged with HAY
fEg stolen S102 from the Northern Hat
ard Cap EnEa;4aay-,-uas- IA pfi-aa-i
Police court Yesterday morning on
the payment OF costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

esthampton- baptist stop % l-2
car line Rev. W. +. Gale. PASTOR
Rev. Or. r j. Wlllingham will
preach at ii A. NJ. The pastor at
sis - NJ. sunday at 9;45
A. NJ. a cordial welcome to all.
Second Baptist church, Franklin
and Adams streejs.--Service at | a.
NJ. only, Graded Sunday school at
$ 80 \. NJ. Organized classes for men
and women Rev II. u. c. Maclach-
Ian, j.. D.. OF the seventh Street Chris
tan church. wiH preach at the morn
ing service. Subject. For Me TO Live
is Quartet choir. A welcome to
all There will be no night service
on account OF the closing exercises
Of Richmond college,
A. First Baptist Church, Broad and
Twelfth Streets--The pastor, Rev.
George w Mcdaniel. ID. D., will
preach at both services, A NJ and
Sis J.. NJ.
In the ebsenee of the pastor. Or.
James Buchanan, viii preach at Cal
vary Baptist church Sunday at II \.
Nj. There Will lie no night service on
account Of The baccalaureate sermon
at Richmond college.
AT the Grove Avenue Baptist
church there will ne preaching at IL
A NJ. by DR. Juan orts. No SER
vice at night on account OF the bac
calaureatc sermon st Richmond col
iege
Types If African Life" VIII be TIRE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Ashnry Place NJ. T., church. Rov. r..
T. Williams. pastor Subject Of morn
ing sermon: The Valley If I}aca i"
Evening subject, Looking Backward. .
First Unitarian Church. Floyd Ave
nue- aud Harrison Street. Rey.-Alex-
ander r. Bowser, Minister-Subieot
for Sunday, June 9Th, The Hidden
Life Of the Heart" Services at II
O'Clock. All seats free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

The Rev. w. y. Christian Viii
preach at the Central Methodist
church Sunday morning at II
O'Clock Or, Christian Is very popu-
lar with this congregation and al
ways attracts a large crowd. The
men OF this community are especially
invited. An interesting program has
also been arranged for the Children S
Day services in the evening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Society


A prominent eng&goment just an
,,,,nead d mat ~ Miss Nancy Col
r,,t, y. ,o
tits '>NSh' "a 20
Lieutenant Logan 'rs~aP, ohi'''
states nave son n Mrs C'resap, #
..a.,.s ,a 81. Is., r,vnr,ar3er
James c. CVesap, ~ tn" navy Miss
Nash is nrnenireui among tbe Younger
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S't -
II Richmond 5ocietg Lieutenant
Csresap was graduated from the
y-,,..a Ststes <n,.st a,sgafn.y fu f965..
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rs number q. visitors who viii
iarUcthatt tu me fti ''hHia"n Ieh-
as tourHameut next "rah }2sfe ar
- 20, and 50, RI aJd tzonRi In
;'rest to tse ta3 this afterue p
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Miss Ratt.r Wins fac3t5nf
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Personals


Mrs Sidney Johnston Dudley is
Fpending several days ir Hampton.
Va.
Mrs Byrd warwick and Miss
Warwick are spending sometime at
Mrs. Perkinsons at the University Of
Virginia.
Miss Auretia Zirklo has returned
from stanton where she went to at
trna the finals at Stuart hail
Miss I1uzeta Hamrick ~ shelby
y. G. who came 10 Richmond for
The Woman's College commencement
and has since been the guest OF Mis- /,
Mary Pitts at Elk Hili. Va. VIII
leave on Monday for chapel HAl. n
<. whore she viii spend month
Miss Maud Johnson Of Radford
wiil come 10 Richmond next week
10 he the guest Of Miss Julia ONO.
hundro. who has -beeu ~ achool at
Tfollins this year
Miss porotf< Eavoe. or RrninY-
nam. who has been student at
Randolph Ma con e5iffse for thF pasf
year. will return ~ her floIfa an
Tuesday after spending the pavt wee
~ Richmond
Or. and Mrs Douglas Vandsrhoor
III return TODAY from Atlantic CITY
lere they have been spending ;hie
*
iiss Tlsn Garland mas retained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

OF Highland Park Methodist church.
will speak on The Moral Fly" The
meeting will last just one hour, and
the lobby is cool and pleasant even
on hot day. All young men are in
Vited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Mizpah Presbyterian church,
Highland park.-Roy William l..
Hutchinson, pastor Services AT II a,
NJ. and Sis T.. NJ. Sunday school
at $3.50. Bible classes at 10. Topic
for morning Sermon The Duty Near
at Hand" For night services, why
BE a Christian" Special music at
night services.
Second Presbyterian church.-~The
pastor Or. Cecil. has returned from
Warm Springs and viii preach at II
A. NJ. and S:l5 t. NJ.
seventh Street Christian church
Rev. II, y. {. Maclachlau, pastor
Preaching at \ A. ". by Rev. w II.
Smith. OF the Southern Baptist Foreign
Mission board. At SIS +. NJ. the
pastor viii preach on the subject
"Standpatters sunday-school at
$50 A. NJ.
Marshaii-Slreet Christian. George
W. Kempsr. minister's Services at
II A. NJ. ana SIG L. NJ. In the alb
sencc OF the pastor. his pulpit Will be
filled by the Rev. q. e. Minor, of
Harrisonburg. Bible school. $50 A.
Nj Christian EndcaVor. T.30 +. NJ,
Allen Avenue Christian Church -
The pastor. Rev. Henry Pearce At
klus, will preach at Allen, Avenue
Christian church tomorrow morning
and evening. Subject ut IL A. NJ.
Emotional Christianity. At Sis r.
NJ, obstacles To Religion" Sunday
school AT $40 A, NJ
Services will be held IN First
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
from Ifollins institute

from Hollins institute
Mrs r. r. Meredith IS visiting
friends In Baltimore
A " Harmau, IT, had az his
guest yesterday J W. Bell. president
Of the First National bank at AbinR-
don
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Centenary Methodist church'--
The Church's Commercial TraveicrS
and Their Samples" will be pr'
Young's subject at night at Centenary
Methodist church. Morning subject
Growth and Miracle"
Park Place Methodist Episcopal
church, South, West Franklin street
opposite Monroe Park. Rev. Walter
G. Parker. pastor. Will conduct the
services ana preach at a. NJ. Al
S15 =. NJ. services VIII be conduct
ed in the lecture room in the rear
OF church
Highland Park Methodist church
AT II a. NJ. "Children's Day EXer-
ctses" At ) T. NJ, preaching by the
-,.4staH,- Ee4--L4atel T Merritt sub
ject, Learn the Secret"
Randolph Street Baptist eRareh -
The regular services will be held on
Sunday, preaching morning and night
by the pastor, Rev. W. Z. Robertson
Sunday school at 80 A. Nj. b. y. L,
L. at 1:10 +. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
REGULATION

of nypuln serceco by AUTHORITY become
if the
o Richmond
+ y the o
i onforny with the 0
and The Richmond Virgin
n is ltoHh eadr . Jun g.
UTILITIES IN POWER WHICH IS or
1t 5 denied
it honsty be denied is
S n a
TIONA1Y
ante1 b the it hmmdt h Vrin
and Compan unle ch the
a
o o reese he tt
it
o
tina does the o
h
Cmpe Ia of ard o. and a puvey t a
S o
The Cnsttn OF section provides
poaton Commi he nment' o
OF
dongb in this State osttu further (eton
uthorzmt confer
b
The aniF tompanys conia n acrin wi
o this anlIS
t the broad audm
OF theeFA competition be
even were IA o rguE
inevitably
rin Is ncesmry nj t @ all
INSCRIPTIONS EXPLOITATION
Read ommorr
Virginia Railway and Power Company
IyiamN orfhro Preside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Palestine, the Land of the Lord
Sunday $50 y. Nj. 6, o.
Alley. superintendent All welcome
Emmanuel baptist church corner
Fifth and Leigh streetS~-B. Lacy
Hoge, pastor. Preaching sunday morn
ing and night by the pastor Sub
ject for II A. NJ. will Christ Reign
on the Earth one Thousands Years, "
Subject for SIS +. NJ, The Age of
Shan1s. Preparation meeting, A
NJ: Sunday school $40 A. Al; prayer
meeting Wednesday, H:l5 l.. NJ. The
public is invited to all services.
Westminster Presbyterian church,
corner Grove avenue and Elm street.
Rev. James y Fair, pastor,
II a. VI aud S3I0 F. n. sunday
school $3.50 A, NJ, Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Sis.
Westminster Sunday school No. ..
SCOTS addition--Sunday- Fchooi 8
=. NJ. preaching 4 +. NJ. by the pas
tor, Rev. y. r. Lassiter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Engagement Announced.

Tine cng4gem0nT has been an
nouneed ~ MISS Fannie Helen
Sehlessinger, Of wheeling W. Va, TO
Mr. Samuel WaNerstein. OF Richmond
The wedding VIII take place this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Las l'iisn Garland nas retarned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Leigh stree BAPTIST Church. corner
-ts's+t't' >-tttt h ana Leigh Streets, john
j wicker pastor Ill a. NJ. The
secret Of a Happy Life ) +, A..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Or and Mrs, Douglas Nandsrhoof
II return TO-DAY from Atlantic city.
lere they have been spending thi~
ek
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Mrs Sidney Johnston Dudley In
spending several days in Hampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Services will be held Ia First
Church of Christ. Scientist. Sunday
morning AT II o'clock. Subject of
sermon VIII he, God the Only Cause
and Creator,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-16
the DAY IN CONGRESS
SENAT e.
Convened at II a. m.

Convened at | / a. m.
Adopted plan designating Senators
Gallinger and Bacon acting alternately
fortnightly, as presidents pro tenn
pore.
Chairman Clapp of campaign CON
tributions investigating committee.
announced w. r. Hearst probably Will
be the first witness when committee e
resumed its hearings Tuesday.
Began cons liberation OF Sheppard,
Kenyon Liquor Traffic bill.
Court OF Impeachment resumed trial
CT Judge Archbold at l:30 p. n,
HOUSE.
Convened at noon.
Considered miscellaneous bills on
unanimous consent calendar
Representative DeFores1 Introduced
joint resolution proposing constitu-
tional amendment to make terms of
congressman four years.
representative Berger introduced
resolution providing that the gov
eminent condemn and buy the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road properties.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-16
Continued on page FOUR
HARD COAL SUIT BY
GOVERNMENT Is LOST

( projected independent line of railroad
the New York. Wyoming & Western
railroad and to accomplish that pur
pose, it is found that the stock of the
Temple Iron company and of the
Sampson and Watkins collieries was
acquired for the purpose and with the
intent. not of normally and law fully
Developing trade, but of restraining
! interstate commerce and competition
in transportation which would have
presumably come about through the
construction and operation of the pro
posed competing line of railroad be-
tween the mines and tidewater.
Third: The court holds that GER
tain contracts made with producers
covering between q and % per cent
OF the total annual supply of Goa,
krcwn as the 60 per cent contracts by
Inch such independent producers
bound themselves to deliver tLo out
III, Of thCir mines or any Other mine
which they might acquire, to lie rail
road companies for G5 per cent Of the
average market price at tideWater,
We're also void because in violation of
the antitrust as abnormal and illegal
restraints upon interstate commerce.
Fourth: The court reiterates the
declaration in the Standard Oil case,
that an act of congress does not for
bid or restrain the power to make
normal and usual contracts to further
trade by resorting to all normal meth
eds, whether by agreement or other
wise. to accomplish such purpose"
Nevertheless it holds that the acts
which it finds in this case TO be Illegal
the Temple Iron company and sixty
five per cent contracts were not with
in such class, but on the contrary
We're abnormal in their character and
directly tended to and were intended
to illegally restrain trade and CONNER
ce and therefore came within the stat
ute as illustrated by the rulings iii
St Louis Terminal association and
Swift & Company VS.. United States