New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-31
,vh.n the same defects are going to N.
terfere with the second machinery tna'
..., .nn.ar in the first.


now appear in the first.
And You are not going to improve your
community by assuming with resPecl W
the new method that II Is going 10 W., ~
better when that new method lsSs' yye at
REQUIRE three times as much populad
tention 10 government as you give to-ua''
Now, am not a reactionary' am .
Progressive. am not pess'n''s''
am an optirst, and believe that we arc
ooino forward. | believe that we are o"
the eve Of good times.
believe things arc growing better. ana
am delighted TO know that there rs a so, nd
atom Of the soft coal strike in the west az
sincerely hope, and ! oe Ell d coal II" strike in
49, vast is near solution. or course as
President OF the United states; J. haNiT nc
jurisdiction in such mater /, y Inc Welfare
Of all communities that | would nav , ION
right AT any time to attempt py 5~s tLona 7
10 help solve the difhculues, dd q, is hest TO
MI, and know YOU are welcome tnaII ~
GO "hIItting in TO a matter oetwse. -. Get Get
ties who know their rights, are ao'e s,,re dc
We lnei nasacsf,,l and satisfactory solut OIL
s1e P~iad 10 believe that in TINS par
MAR instance mediation VIII ny otisfactory
soi,,,ion because both parties are III ''o'
frame or NINA
m;oL.rsham Praises Sherman Law
Attorney General Wickershsm hello up t"e
sherman antitrust law to-nleh' d. a" =,
ouste statute to compel compeuuo" "
trade and pleaded that the solutloh Vi u.
ernst problem lay in the enforcement VI
the Sherman law. backed by a'iiiih
LEGISLATION providing for federal lhcorPoi
,ion and regulation of interstate ana Ioi
eign business. ,,,,,
sneaking before the American Academy
NJ Political and Social Science on "A Coh-
strlctive National Trust Policy inc AZ
tornev General declared that, In MS view
the elements OF a sound programme 10 oeai
with the matter consists mainly IN:
First-Enforcing the sherman Law against
ali great combinations by requiring them 70
separate themselves into such parts ds
will remove all danger OF ln me gPSrscrnents
Second-In breaking up all agTeeiitsIisHto
and combinations between sepdIats, ny ~
pendent competing concerns Nc ~ ehnet
their purpose the unfair CollIUt, y, ond
mess and exclusion of compeuuOH' am
where the intent 10 violate the Ia" ID az
parent. prosecuting criminaily those 'oii
TbirdnTn The enactment of a proper, ade-
o,Iate national law of corporate aSsotIa
tion which will enable legitimate en- .
prise to be organized under appIIoP T., "a a. q
conduct as TO make IT impossipte ~ enS
the organization as vehicle or iraud Gu
deception, either of investors or con }et -
tors. With such a policy carrleo M
effect, the trust problem. IN US PI oSis'od
form at least, would be efecuVeiy Soi''0
The ATTORNEY General believed the resi-
dents plan OF national incorporation was
the only logical and effective way OF deal
ing with the problem. II Congress cannon
be persuaded TO legislate on the suDJeo
other than negatively, Mr.. WlcKersna'i'
favors bill recently introduced oy Sei'd'o'
Williams of Mississippi.
Discussing the disintegration OF Ihe w.
hacco trust into fourteen separate COM
panies, the Attorney General said the hrst
fruits Of the dissolution have been appd'
ent in a competition for the purchase Oh
leaf tobacco in Kentucky, where lnsteau
Of one purchaser debating the price elsh'
or ten separate and distinct purchasers are
connecting with each other. and the grow
ers are having the benefit of this compeu-
ton"
The Athrney General said that undouot-
edlv there still existed large number ol
business organizations of various xmas
which through agreements controlled the
activities Of their members and Kept prices
at an artificial level.