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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
DESPERATE R0BBtR
ESCAPES FROM PEN
Frank Holloway Has a Number o'
Big sianis 10 His Credit.
Caught in Chicago,

Fort Worth, Texas, August 3
Frank Holloway, the 'Sese. who
confessed III Chicago 10 robbing
the Westminster tB. G bank Of
$&1a,o6o the Panama city Bank al
Sa,9oo, and 10 the killing of seven
men. has escaped from the Rus&
penifentlny
The governor Offered a $2,ooo re
ward for his hcapture He was
sent up for seven years on a
cb a charge of robbine the Harold
Mercantile Bank at Harold, TeXas
in 1910. toethor With Arthur IN
man and Frank Warner, who got
thirteen Yeas and eight years, re
spcetiyelY He Wds received ut til
prison February -. 1872.
Following his arrest a Clare
more. Oklahoma, folliWing the lIar-
rold bank robbery. he Was briosht
To Worth Tor Identification Capt.
John Connolly of The detective dc
partment, identified him. He later
jumped al $l3.oo bond and was re
capnrcd in Chicago.
Besides confcssiue 10 robbine the
West minister aud Panama bank,
he admitted to the Chicago police
killing fellow robher named Scha
-rcr in Panama city in a quarrel
over the division Of The spoilS. IT.
admitted shooting and killing Ed
ward f. Nest. ii Boeota. Column
bia; Staying q hank robber in Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and the shooting Of Ben
Reynolds and Two men named Nc
GuXey and Smith i'll ST. Louis d1l-
ing the World $ fair in laol. Re!.
nolda died later.
Information from Rusk S2NS lte
gui away while doiRa yard work
wit ha gang OF prisoners. posse
is bunting him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
REPORT OF RiiLEOAn
REVENUES COMPLETED
Auditor Fitzgerald Complies Statis-
ties of Different Roads opcr-
ating in the State.

Austin. Texas. August S.---Audi
Ter Fitzgerald Of the railroad com
mission has rompIeted his eompila
ton of the revenues of the dit
fernnt roads oporatinu in Texas
during the eleven months ending
MAY 81
For tho Sunset Central lines and
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas railway
.nf TexaE system the freight rev
enue. total operating revenue, oper-
aiine pxnenses and income from
ogeration is shown as follows.
Freight revenue S14.337 aH7 81.
decrease. $775,S9246.
passcnorr train revenue Sln.-
1l2532 As. decrease $3l.n17=7l.
Other revenue Sb13.3i362 in
crease S7e.G.3o4S
Total GENERATING rrycut,c. sac
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
CAUGHT BY CRUSHER
ACEO MAN IS KILLED
Kim freaks and Piece Weighing
Two Tons Falls I pom Him.
Dies Instantly.

Dallas, Texas. August Caught
rndrr the falling rim Of a rock
arusher, Pleasant W. Profit, 81
eeHrs Of age. was Instantly killed
It O'Clock yesterday afternoon
in the plant Of the Texas Portland
Cement company near Cement City.
III Ffoffift vas tending the crush
81, whom the rim broke and a frag-
ilcBt probably Weighing two tons
ell and bore him 20 the ground.
The ribs on the right side We're
mashed in aud the spine was brok-
en-
Mr.. ProfGjtt had been IN The en-
lluy If the company since its COM
iag 10 Dallas about fifteen years
ago He vas esteemed a q ValHa-
He and careful man. it is said. Dr..
+. + Drmsby was called immediate
l. after the accident. but the man
as dead when the physician ar
tyed The body WAS removed TO
the George w. toudefmilk under
Liking establishment
Surviving are three daughters
and a son. all grown, aud all resid-
ing near The father in West Dallas.
Dallas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08

Coming out every time you comb it
is the falling hair running that beautiful
thick end wa9y hair tina, you are so
proud OF and treasure SO much ?
You can stop the falling out and re-
store those gray hairs to their natural
color Just as soon as you begin to use
HAYS HAIR HEALTH. Don't delay
dom run the risk OF losing altogether,
with thin. scragsly, gray hair your
beauty and youthful appearance.
Keep your hair natural colored. thick
and glossy, and you will always keep
your good looks. II is not dye.
100 and Soc at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt of price and dealers name. Send l0c for
Trial bottle Philo Hay Spec, Co., Newark. N J,
FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED
BY CURLIN'S TWO DRUG STORES
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
Sikeston, Mo.
cred every thing.


have an operation. would not listen to
that, and when 3 friend Of my husband
told han about Lydia T. rnkham Veg
etable Compound and what it had done
for his wife, | was willing to take it.
Now look the picture Of health and feel
like 1t, too. | can do my own homework,
hoe my garden, and Milk a COW. can
entertain company and enjoy them.
can visit when choose, and walk as far
as any ordinary woman, any day in the
month. wish | could talk to every
suffering woman and girl Mrs. DEmA
BETIuNE, Sikeston, No.
Murrayville, III. have taken Lv-
3ja E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound
for a very bad case Of female trouble
and it made me a well woman. Ny
heaith was all broken down, the doctors
sand must have an operation, and was
ready to go to the hospital. but dreaded il
50 that began taking Your Compound.
/ got along so well that gave up the
doctors and was saved from the opera
ton. - Mrs. CHARLES MOORE, K. II.
No, 3, Murrayville, Ill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
J. ". Thomas 10 Speak

j. w. Thomas. who was To have
delivered lecture in WaXahachie
Tuesday night in the interest OF
higher education, will speak here
tomorrow night, Mr.. Thomas has
made quite record in the univer-
sity of Texas as an orator and the
lecture he is delivering is one thai
interests all, especially the .cnnse,
people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
JEW EIIRS 10 ElNISE.
THE BIRTHSTONE LIST
Members oil American Retail Assoc
citation Wan, Uniform selection

Kansas city August \ revision
q In" birthstone list, election Of
Officers and the selection Of tie
next meeting place constituted the
areater part OF the program Of the
second session Of the convention
of The American Retail jewellers,
association
10 eliminate confusion due u
the fac, that the birthstone list
varies in different sections Of the
eoautr& t94 and some times thren
je0cls being assigned To Tho Sam
month. tbe delegates hoped 10 asrcr
upon Il uniform list
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
Three New Lawyers.

Frank johnson of Palmer aud
Lem Wray and Fred Wilson of
WaNahaehie have been advised thar
they successfully passed the eXanIi-
nation for license TO practice law.
They took the examination al Tex
arkana Monday.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Washington at st. Louis.
Boston 1T Detroit
Philadelphia At Chicago
New York at Cincinnati.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They Will DO for You

what They Will DO for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substituteA
CURIJN'S TWO DRUG STORES
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
WOMEN SHOULD
BE- PROTECTED
Against So Many Surgical OPP.
erations. How Mrs. Bethune
and Mrs. Moore Escaped.
or seven years ] suf-
| WI, In bed for four

or five days at a time
every month, and SO
weak ! could hardly
walk. ] eramped and
had backache an d
easlache, and was
so nervous and weak
that ! dreaded to see
anyone Or have any
onefnoVein the room.
The doctors gave us
medicine to eaR me
sad tbnt | OUGHT 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-08
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Chicago III Philadelphia.
st. Eouis at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at New York,
Cincinnati at Boston.
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b BASEBALL CALENDAR. .
; . 80 . . - . . . . . . = =
Texas League.
Texas League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Beaumont 6, Dallas /
Houston 81, Fort Worth 40.
Waco 4, San Antonio ).
Galveston 3, Austin 2
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Beaumont at Dallas.
Houston at Fort Worth
Galveston at Austin.
San Antonio al Austin.
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Items Of interest IN the want col
umn. Read It, !, : I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

fafcif. chas. A.. W f.N II f7-ia-
si-----i, except fit Wy a u. 4 4.
RaikoNich. paw - SWf. sEfs. Begin
nirs iN rods p " y w Conner
sNA4 SEit. treate = - ro4s : 80
rols W. = rods. N. so r1is - l.i..
nnife. surface only except streets
and cschcs
-...-.--..-.- Tract 90. Beaver PARK
.-------,. iIps. NWh wv
-.-.-....a ..-. 10
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21


In sen NEi.. Iicginn.nz nj a point
ON the south line Of SEh <Ei4. 9i6
n. " OF the =. Quarter Corner.
thence r. si6 n. to said E quarter
corner. thence y. 100 n. thence in
s. WY direction to ppint OF begin
Ming. being triangular tract con-
taining los acres. lying east of road
Mugge. George G.. In Mel. NEr. he
ginning 30 r. :. OF y W. Corner
NEh NEh.. thence $. Is rods a.
T. as rods = q. y. Is rods n. W. b
rods a. to BEGINNING g.-.......
Snrfnce only except ats aud dltches
Munroe. A. 5. In Eis sEL. beginning
at intersection OF y. line ID. a X. q.
RI. Wy. r. line Sec. 81. thence WY
along RI. Wy. 7is Il. TO = y. Cor
ner OF this tract. WY along RI. wy,
2s1.s Il. \. s25 II. TO Canal Street
Ely along Canal Street aJ5 n. =. .sss
n. TO brqinning. except ditchcs. 80.
Murcray. Geo. Estate ........sa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

: - II io-' so.'o %
: u 20 as 100000 s'.s'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

Moore. Frank y In "a. Nws. Bc-
sinn'ng Al y side New York Avenue
p H. WY from $ " Corner Los
81. Atwaters Addition. thence My
parallel vita said Lot 81. 10 So. Can
on Ditch WY aiong said dlich 80 ft
sly parallel with said i.ai 50 20
Nss York Avenue. II cxfeaded III,
20 II. % beginning. except for ditch
Aleran. ". @. ......-.... .NwA NwA.
- ...--.. I'D ana q Pan -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

McIntire. r.. In SEA NEi.. 5i-iS-,o.
Beginning so IT T. and &c reds and
X S. OF \. W. Corner NEL NEi..
thence East 20 rods. $. I rod. ". 20
rods. y. rod. to beginning. .-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

Robertson. Thomas and Sellers. L H..
Tract Sc. Beaver Park .
Rogers, Carabcc. Eis Swx NEL sE
u. except streets and bitches
Roland y. Y. and Louisa. In sEA sw
Y. and.
In NEH Nwh beginning 20 n s.
of 3. w. Corner SEW Swx. Sec se.
thence $. - dec. 30 min T. 3. It. 20
beginning this tract. thence s. -s
deg. 10 min. =. sas n. n Is deg. 10
min. W. $50 n s. 90 deg "a min. W.
es4 a. s. 5 des. T.. ss5 a. to begin
ming. except plat Halls Addition.
80 canon .....-.-.. ......... -.
-.,- .....-.-..s ...I-s-t-s-s-il-le
......-...-- 13-ia-is. except Street
.........-.s -...s-.. ....... .ls-lI
Is except part sold to rrisbie and
RorabauEh. NJ. A. Est IS
Rowe. Phoebe 8. s'S SEN. sEx swH
-. ..,,... ...-....... MEX Nwi
RoynI Gorge Coal 4 +. c. Co .Nwx
Rau. Joe and Macari. Pit. In swx
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

q Is 70 as. 5iooo asss
8 10 ss isS7s $4,000 sos
Flor. c. c. a l. Co. $500 2l.so
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

ronso. Peter. In N:L NwI. Begin
ming at y. W Corner NEL NwI.
thence :. s7s II. =. Sss IT. to r. U.
RI. Wv. E1y> along Ri wy. to y.
line NEi. Nwa W. 1864 n to begin
ming. surface only .......
In Swis SEL. Beginning ON s. line
of ID. 4 r. q. r. n 400 n. Ely from
intersection of ri. Wy. and W. Tine
SEL. Sec. .. IN. y. Corner Walters
traeti :. ~ min. W s37 r. to County
road \. Ely along County road esss
q to 5. line ID. a II. O. r. r. Rt.
wy y. WY along Rt. Wy. sstt n.
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@ s. AZ 5000 ns'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

Stremoerger. Cusiave In NWA Sw2.
BEGINNING at y r Corner NWh
Swi.. thence W - rods. : 20 rods.
= 3e rods. y 20 rods 60 beginning.
except Streets and bitches ..-....
Sullivan. Orin ..-.. lo-li-is
Swan. Eva ..-.-....-..... 3-i-s
Sweet. John and Mabel .....-.-..-.7
Sypher. = NJ. In SwL Swis. Begin
ming S.ss Chains r. of :. W. Corner
Sec. 81. thence y. $50 chains. r I
chains :. $50 chains. W chains to
heginning. except Street. .....
Tanner. Jennie C.. NEh. less tract to
Boston Land and Cattle Company.
.................. ss and W. IS
Teller. FrcJerick W. y. so n SHE'LL
i2- with rnd. = Alley on 5 side 80
n except W sx5o II. OF lot ls for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
WILEY FULLY ENDORSED.

The House committee which inyosti'
gated the case of DR.. Wiley, finds for
him throughout. as the testimony
clearly indicated that it must do. II
finds that he was not guilty in any
conspiracy TO evade the law, but on
the contrary. was Jealous in its en-.
forcoment.
1t claims further as TO Secretary Will
son. while the committee joesn t uucs-
tion his motives or sincerity, that he
had q misconccption of his functions,
especially as between the Bureau of
Chemistry and the Rcmseu Board; that
he seemed to consider himself in way
judicial tribunal, whereas his duties
arc merely ministerial and admiuistra-
tive.
The commission finds further that tho
Remscu Board, woilo properly and law
fully existing. usurped functions not be
longing TO it, undertaking TO assume
authority over the Bureau of Chemistry
and to apuul its findings and processes
without any authority of law.
The report as a whole is thorough
going viudication of DR., Wiley, and in
fcreptially it is necessarily condem-
nation of those who opposed him The
result will be a qualification to the
country, and is well calculated to
strengthen DR., Wiley's hands in the
rigid and proper enforcement of the
law. 1t is to be hoped that hereafter
he will not he iuterfered with by the
Remscn Board or by any other power
or authority whatever, but will be per.
mittcd to proceed with his vigorous
and thorough enforcement of the law,
III his own ablo aud effective way.
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PHILIPPINE DEVELOPMENT.

We have from Mr.. Harold VI. Pitt
copy of the Merchants Association
Review at Manila It is a monthly pub
lication. devoted TO the advancement
OF the Philippines. The number re-
fcrred 10 is the special banquet num-
Der. reporting in full the speeches made
at the annual banquet Of the associa.
dent of Salt Lake, agent of Dun s
commercial agency. He is now one of
the directors of the Manila Merchants
Association, and chairman OF its staud-
ing committee on publicity. During the
consideration bv Congress OF Presi.
dent Taft s recommendation for the ad.
mission Of Philippine products free OF
duty into tho United States. Mr.. Pitt
was one Of the men from the Philip
pines who did much IN Washington TO
the aivissbilitv Of allowing the i'm
portations OF Philippine products.
The purpose OF the Manila Mer.
chants Association is 10 foster trade
between the Philippines and tho United
States. aud the investment of Ameri.
eau capital IN the islands II is q
worthy object, aud one that should re-
ceivc the attention of business men
in the United States, as well AS united
support IN the Philippines. But, 6rst
OF all, before much actual progress can
he made iu this direction, there will
have 10 he a change in the legislation
OF this country affecting the Philip.
pines. That legislation is now directed
chiefly against the investment of Amer.
lean capital, and in opposition TO The
requirement by Americans of interests
in the Philippines. Restrictions arc put
upon the holdings of Americans in the
islands. and the investment OF Ameri.
can capital there is much hiulcred.
affordiue striking contrast between
the Philippines aud Porto Rico. In
Porto Rico there have been no restrie-
tions upon American capital, and
American investments there are very
large; they have made a paradise OF
the island. and every ono there is pros
porous and contcnted
On the other hand. in the Philip.
pines American investments have beer
restricted. and the operations OF Amcri.
can enterprise and capital have been
punished in advance, so that Amcri.
can capital and American investment
fight shy OF the Philippines because
of tho hostile legislation in their own
eountrF against it. Once lift the ban
from American enterprise aud invest.
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FOE THE ALDRICH PLAN.

1t was stated some time back that
the banking interests in this country,
or that part of them specifically sup.
posed to be ''the monoy trust, was
about to raiso n fund of a million
dollars TO "put over the currency
plan reported by the Allricb commits
sion. Wo judge that the fund was
expended in the interests of that
plan. We have from what is called
"Tbe National Citizens League,
New York City, circulars rurportlng
TO be entirely impartial on the money
question, and TO be conducting a
campaign for banking and currency
reform, having no bill Of its own to
present TO Congress nor iudorsipG any
measure now proposed. That sounds
all fair and good until ono comes 10
read the circular itself. which is. in
fact, an urgent plea for the sup
port of the Aldricb Monetary Commis.
sion plan. Tho circulars arc IN
sidious documents, clcvcrly worded,
IuDoe WHO gov LutHn OuI alC WI
tainly earning their share of the mil
lion dollar fund raised TO further the
campaign for The enactment of this
mess sure by Congress.
And yet it Will be million dollars
wasted, and all the effort in favor of
that project must fail, for the people
thoroughly understand the fact that
the Aldrich currency plan is devoted
to special interest, and not much to
tho interest of the public, and tbcro is
not the slightest chance of the alop'
tion by Congress Of this measure, or
of any measure carrying the same sort
of propositions. A cleancut monetary
scheme, Independent Of Government
aid aud support, is one thing; cur
rcncv proposition which puts the re.
sources of the Government in the
bands Of a few bankers to use as they
sec ft is quite another thing; and
there is altogether too much Of the
latter idea in the Aldrich proposition
TO suit the American public.
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THE UTAH PIIosPHATEs.

The discovery of alunite in seeming
~ large quantities IN Pluto county
Utah, was first reported through The
Tribune in a letter written by Mr.
j. F. Gibbs. The L, S Geological Sur,
vey promptly sent agents TO look into
the deposit, and now the department
has issued n bulletin officially report.
ing on the outcrop of slunite, aud
| picturing little trench dug across
| the apex, but not sufficiently pros
pccted to determine the extent Of the
deposit or even of the outcrop,
This alunite is rich in potash, the
fertilizer which has caused so much
trouble between the United States and
Germany; the potash combine Of Ger.
many holding up American purchas.
ers, and the Government Of Germany
interfering in the interests OF the pot.
ash combine OF that country to the
extent of breaking contracts entered
into with American purchasers. BY
reason OF this complication, the United
states authorities, and especially e1~
perts of the Department of Acricul-
ture, have been extremely anxious TO
own borders that would render us in
dependent Of the German supply.
Accordingly. Secretary Wilson has
reported that Off the coast of south.
ern California is found an immense
deposit OF seaweed, which will furnish
the farmers of the United States. This
aJunite deposit in Piute county, Utah,
is the second apparently large resource
in potash that has been discovered
within tue couutry's borders. It's c3
tent may partly be developed this year,
and it is probable that those who have
located the outcrop will make a good
thing out of their location. The danger
in the whole business is, that some
oycr-zealous official may persuade the
department to withdraw the land from
entry, so that no one will be able TO
work the claim or sell the product,
This would he brilliant thing for of.
ficialdom, but a very bad thing for
the people, And certainly the locators
Of this deposit ought 10 have the benc
in their ownership.
1t is not very likely that the sea-
weeds of the coast of southern Cali |
fornia arc materially different from
those of other parts of the world, al |
though there arc doubtless some diff |
fercnces in the richness of one form
Of potash or pearlssh ia one OF those
deposits as compared with another. 1t |
las been known for generations that
good pcarlash is TO be had from the
Trying and burning of seawecd, and
probably, if the handling Of such de-
,oSits is found to be profitable, the
great deposit known as the Sargasso Sea
will be the big potash resource of the
world; swirline growth and deposit
IF scaweed that has been the terror of
mariners for ages, but which might
low yield profit to those able to util-
re the growth which is there is such
Xtravagant quantity.
The monopoly that Germany bas
heretofore enjoyed in the supply of
'otash is. therefore, threatened from
many sources, but from none in quite
IS direct form as in the Utah alu"
ute deposits. We trust that these may
,eople of the United States. and that
hey will not be tied up in Official
cd tape.
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everything and protect the
trademark by prosecuting
the imltators?
| have been wondering
II PUBLICITY should not
prove to be, after all. THE
MOST Il + + h c. TIV +
W EAPON, Suppose the
merchant and manufac-
tIlrer should combine in
making a statement in the
advertising columns on the
following order:
The SUIT we are selling has been
copied by Blank d Blank. If Jones
street. They arc offering an imita.
tlon suit at a lower price. Thcv
claim that II is novelty-cxcmsive
witil thcm-that other storos sell il
at 500. while our price is S2j. The
other stores is our store. Their
novelty rs near copy of our suit
not AN actnal copy II is poorly
madc-not of the same material -
but 1T woulI fool many people If thcv
did not know tho facts. We mako
ms announcement 50 that the pnb
nc VIII know that Blank & Blank
are telling an untruth. We are i'm
possession of facts TO back M onr
statement
(Signcd) "JOUN Jones ;,
Then the manufacturer
could add
make suit for John Jones OK.
No other store has il in
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued From Page ona1

Continued From Page ona)
ers to make up lines of
merchandise THAT LOOK
LIKE BETTER GRADES
IN order that merchants
may sell them at lower
prices, creating the impress
sion, at the same time, that
the imitation is as good as
the genuine.
This is one of the worst
frauds pcrpctratcd in busi-
ness. 1t is the one thing
that is most discoulaging
to honest merchandising.
Progressive merchants who
secure speclaltics are CON
frontcd with limitations in
other stores within a few
days after they show them.
III ono s. manufacturers
who keep faith with honest
are handicapped
by limitations also. WHAT
Is THE REMEDY for this
sort of thing! Will it be
necessary 10 trademark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23

mcut in the Philippines, and allow the
free exercise of American liberty and
enterprise in all respects in the Philip
pines as in Porto Rico, and the Philip
piucs would almost Immediately become
asSimilatcd TO American ideas, to
American customs, and to American
business methods. But, until this hostile
legislation is lifted, it will be uphill
work TO foster trade and business re-
lations between the United States and
that archinelapo