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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
CHIEF JUSTICE IS
AGAINST MONOPOLY
Continued From Page one.)

made devices under NY patent but
will neither sell nor permit anyone to
use the patented things. he is within
his right and none can complain. But
N he SAYS. I will sell with the right to
Use only with other things proper for
nsing with the machine. I will sell at
Inc actual cost OF machines TO me. pro-
vldinE you will agree To use only such
articles as made by me- In connection
Herewith, If he chooses TO take his
profit in this way. instead OF taking It
by the higher price for the machine has
he exceeded his exclusive right TO make
sell and use his patented machines?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
World Wide Strike.

NEW YORK, March ia world Wide
strike OF coal miners is regarded by tho
coal trade as more than likelihood il
the negotiations In progress between the
anthracite and bitun1lnous workers and
their employers in this country do not
result in a settlement of working condl-
tions.
With more than a million coal miners
on strike In Great Britain and $50 900
miners in Germany voting to quit work
to force higher wages. severe coal
shortage In Europe Is faced
The anthracite coal operators re draft
ing their reply to the hard coal workers
here for preSentation 10 the miners
land, The bItuminous operators and ther
employees VIII confer for the purpose of
trying to bring about an adjustment Of
conditions in the soft coal fields
Meanwhile, coal is being loaded on the
Atlantic seahoard for South American and
European ports usually supplied by Eng
lsh firms.
thracite coal operators proposed to draft
today, refusing the demands for a 20 per
cent Increase In wages. recognition OF the
union and certain conditions Of labor, Is
expected 10 give In detail the reasons for
the refusal Of the operators to meet the
demands.
The operatdfs' committee plans to meet
this afternoon TO draft the reply to the
miners, but the statement is made that
until the reply is made formally to the
men Wednesday, its contents WIFI not be
made public. The answers OF the opera
tors Will be of such chara cter as Will lead
to submission OF modified demands by
the men and series OF further confer
ences.
Meanwhile. consumers are heavy pur-
chasers In the retail market and pre-
miums are being paid on coal for the
privilege OF stocking up. 1t is stated that
a months supply of small steam sizes OF
anthracite is above ground at different
points, and that from now until the end
of the month, when the present working
agreement with the miners expires. the
railroads eNpect 10 minc q heaYN tonna &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Alleged Baseball Trust.

Representative Gallagher Of II
linois introduced resolution to
investi gate the baseball trust, which
he SAYS controls the national game.
Representative Flood of Iowa intro
duced bill to create a Thomas Jeffor-
son memorial highway from Charlottes-
Vile, Va. TO the Jefferson home at
Monticello, Va. He asks 100000 Tor
the highway and memorial arch at
Monticello.
Senator Works addressed the senate
in support Of his proposed amendment
to the constitution fixing the term OF
the president at six years, and max
ing him ineligible for reelection.
Private pension measures were con
sidered and Senator Smith of Georgia
and Senator Bryan of Florida contln-
ned their opposition, insisting that each
measure be determined upon its merits
and refusing to have pension cases dis
posed of in An omnibus bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
This Shampoo Cleans
Each Strand of Hair
From Hints on Beauty.)

GA simplified way of sbampooing
and one that leaves the hair fluffy,
glossy and easy 70 arrange. can be
made by mixing 4 ounces of theroX
with 4 ounces OF either corn meal or
orTls root
About a tablespoonful OF this mix
ture should be sprilkled on the head,
then brushed off the scalp and well
through the hair. The result is each
strand of hair is sweet and clean and
every particle Of dust, dandruf and
excess oil is removed from the scalp.
The value Of a therox dry shampoo
over the wet. mussy kind is soon ap-
parent in the luxuriant growth of
long. silky hair Of rich. even color,
which always follows its USE
Pherox is for sale by SCHRANIM- .
! JOHNSON DRUGS, 1.-The Never
Substitutors, fve good stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Fighting the Grand Trunk

BOSTON, March 1l.-Anonymou>
to oppose "hY every honorable n1,
the efforts Of the Grand Trunk rafIv
secure an entrance into Boston. 4
nounc"d by the local division a
Brotherhood Of Locomotive EnRI
The vote was taken on the repreI
tion that the road recently annouu
reduction in wages Of train servic,
ployees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Recall Petitions,

BY International News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March lL-Peti-
lions for the recall Of Mayor Mott and
the entire city administration OF Oak
land will be circulated in Oakland within
the next day or two.
Resolutions having for their purpose
the oustng OF the whole Mott regime
were adopted AT a meeting OF the Social
lists OF Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

When you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain g Lini-
ment and you will get quick relief. 1t
costs but quarter. Why sufferS For
sale by all druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Protest Received,

The Senate committee on interstate
commerce received protest from the
American Federation Of Labor against
the present form of the Dillingham; bill
codifyinc the immigration laws, con
tending that it would operate to null
lifv the Chinese exclusion law.
The committee on education and la
Dor resumed consideration Of the eight
hour bill.
Senator Davis Of Arkansas filed with
the secretary of the house statement
showing that he had expended in the
senatorial primaries for his reelection
S6l5.90
The senate in executive session dis
cussed the nomination of Nahlon FIT
ney for a place on the United States
supreme court bench. but took no ac.
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Good Wages in Canada.

POTTSVlLLB, Pa, March U.-Agents
who are said TO represent British inter-
ests are travelling through the southern
anthracite section offering big wages to
miners TO accept employment in Canadian
mines. the output of which Is TO be sent
TO England. where shortage OF coal is
expected for half q year after the miners
strike Is broken.
Because OF the likelihood OF strike
In this section next month, many miners
declare they will accept the offers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Receives Top Salary.

By International News Service.
WASHINGTON. March ll.-Prasident
BENJAMIN ldc Wheeler o( tho University
Of California is the highest saleried head
Of any te-aidcd institution OF learning
in the United States, according 10 "A bull
letin issued by the National Bureau OF
Education. He receives $4,000 year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
His Personal Market.

The market FOR the sale Of such arti-
cles 10 the users Of his machines. which
by such a condition he takes TO himself.
was market which he alone created by
the making and the selling Of the new
invention, Had he kept his invention Ia
himself no ink could have been sold by
others for use upon machines ombody wing
that invention. BY selling IL subject 10
the restriction. ne took nothing from
others, and In nowise restricted their le-
gitimate market"
One OF the expressed reasons given by
Chief Justice White TOR his dissent was
10 make It clear that if evils arise from
the decision their continuation VIII not
be caused by the Interpretation given 10
the statute, but Will result from the in
action Of the legislative department in
failing TO amend the stature so as to
avoid such evils"
This amendment would be some restric-
ton on the use OF a patent.
Chief Justice White first contended that
the license restriction waa a. collateral
contract relation and criticised the court
for unwarrantedly extending the federal
judicial power over them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Essen District.

ESSEN. Germany. March li.-Onlcial
figures relating to part OF the mines
in this district show that of 10 s6s
miners employed there. 1i2. 100, or So per
cent, have continued a work, The strike
is fairly general in eastern Westphalia
but in western Westphalia a majority
Of the men continue at work. The non
strikers are not being molested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
BRITISH STRIKE IS
CAUSE OF SUFFERING
Continued From Page One.)

as result OF the restriction OF the su-
burbon train service has become So great
that the authorities today gave permis-
sion TO people TO stand up in the We
hiclcs. The anti-standing rule in normal
times IS rlgidly enforced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
What We Never Forget

according to science, are the things as.
sociated with our early home life, such
Rs Bucklen IS Arnica Salve, that mother
or grandmother used TO cure our burns,
boils. scalds, sores, skin erUptions, cuts.
sprains or bruises. Forty years Of cures
prove its merit Unrivaled for piles,
corns or cold sores. Only % cents at
Scbramm-J ohnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

For Century printing You can get tn,
genuine article at 55-57 Postoffice place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
s1.oO TO OGDEN AND RETURN
March 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line for Salt Lake
Opera Company excursion. Special
train leaves Salt Lake 800 p. m. re-
turning after performance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Effect of Ruling.

The ruling now made" said he ''in
effect is that the patentee has tho power,
by contract, To extend his patent rights
so as 10 bring within the claims OF his
patent things which are not embraced
therein, thus virtually 1eglslating by
causing the patent laws 10 cover subjects
To which. without the exercise of the
right of contract, they could not reach,
the result being to destroy the iurisdic-
ton OF state courts over subjects which
from the beginning have been within
their authority"
The chief justice gave illustrations of
what the effect of the decision might be.
IA" declared that the court had said TO
the patentee selling patented engine
that he had the right to contract to bring
under the patent laws all contracts for
coal or electrical energy used TO afford
power TO work the machine. To the buyer
OF a patented sewing macAne he declared
N said the patentee might require all the
thread, needles or oil used 10 be bought
from the pateniee.
The patentee of a cooking utensil -
he continued might require that ali food
cooked in II be purchased from him, or
the patentee OF window frame might
assert that all the material in A house
IN which the frame was to be used must
be procured from him"
Justice Burton in his opinion had re-
ferred 70 such Instances a "fanciful."
'All fail" said Justice Lurton, because
the public is always free to take or refuse
the patented article on the terms Inn
posed. If they are too onerous, or not IN
Keeping with the benefits, the patented
article WIN not find a market"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE

Van Camp Pork and Beans now l0c,
l5c, zoe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

Van Camp Pork and Beans now 10c,
I5c. zoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
GOES TO JAIL FOR
WEARING SHRINE PIN

Kansas City Mo, Dcc, - Pears
were In th, eyes Ol Charles Mck
'h"nHWurlh when he pleaded gully
IN IN" criminal court 80 wearing 4
Mystic Shrin" pin without BELONGING TO-
that order. Judge Ralph :. Lutshaw
sentenced him &C. thirty days iu lail.
tn" prisoner asked to be- allowed to
spend Christmas with his wife, who.
In AN expensive velvet gown, Stood
near him when ho was sentenced.
Bryce a. kinney an oil man from
whom chcnawurth Is said 81 huyr
secured $50 aud an interest In some
gas leases, asked for u parole. II II
likely that Chcnnwurth viii ho re-
leased an parniT IN a few days.
This X the first time there hns been
u prosecution In this country under
tn" law which makes II unlawful for
persons 10 wear "mhlcms Of lodges Of
Whlch they are not members.
th"nawurth explained sub rosa to
tn" court that ho had received tho
Masonic emblem from n woman 10
whom he had given diamond ring.
He iH from Macon, Ga Ills wilc fol-
lowing the alleged disappearance ~
some of her diamonds. offered $500
rewnrd FOR him. She accompanied
him 10 the criminal court yesterday,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CARLSBAD WANTS
MOST BONDS
Leads Cities of New Mexico
Applying for Postal Savings
Bonds; Total Applied for,
$3,340.
Especial Correspondence TO the Heraidl

Special Correspondence 60 the Herald
Washington, II. g., Dec, 3j,-r IN
formation made public today hy Post
master General Hitchcock shows that
pGEidl savings dcpOsitOrH Of New
Mrxi"u have made application Tor
$3.50 al the postal savings bonds to
be- distributed On Jan, ! ~ I'M
amount S2,3UU have been applied Tor
In the registered form, indicating that
thoy are being purchased az ID pnIna.
ucut investment Application have
been received Tor eleven Ui the bond.
IN tho registered form. eight Tor M
500 denomination and three Tor ia.
$500 denomination. Eight uppii'1-
tinns hry" been made for the CuupuH.
bonds, two Ol $50 denOminHU ou iN'
of the 500 uud one Of the 5000 Il,
nomination.
wan respect tn the amount ul
bonds applied Tor Carlsbad lends all
other cities uf the state with "a total Ol
900 ana following ln order are
liust Las Vegas. $500; Albuquerque
aud Fort Buyard, $500 each. SocOTrO
$500 ana Santa l'e 1900.
This ~ the fourth bOndNlssue since
| the installation Of the postal savings
system In this country, the llrHt Issue
having been made on July I, 1911.
| Compared with the applications made
boy depOHltora In the state Of New
MeXlcO on July last the present app
| plicatiOns show AN Increase Of $500,
/ or 2i.6 per cent ON July / last six
depositOrs applied for t2,6sO OF the
bonds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
Chicago Men Close Transac.
ton for Stock Carrying
With 1t Contract on $500
Acres of State Lands in
Mimbres Valley.
Especial Correspondents. 10 the u.rula1

Especial Correspondence 90 the Herald
Dcming, -. NJ. Dec. -, g. ~.
Micssc OF Chicago ana associates have
Just closed deal for the stock ut the
Deining Land ana Power company,
which carries with II a contract on
$500 acres Of state hands ten mites
east uf Drming which ~ known as
LOWS Fiat The contract between
the state AID the beming Land and
Power company calls for the develop
ment OF water on this tract Of land
aud It's sal" Ia "a developed condition.
NV MicSsr ana hts associates i've TAX
lux over this stock agree TO- carry uut
the Development and ,uiuuiZu the
tract. II II u contract which viii in
NnlNe fully SlOuO,OOU In actual duvrl-
Opmcnt AZ the plan ur development
outlined 10y MIR Micssc h. much NOR,
"lnb"rat" ana expensive than was
originally contemplated hy tho bcm.
lug Lana ana Power company.
IN the frst piucu water viii be- de-
N"lopcd 10y means Ot pumping plautS.
II ~ not set definitely decided whrth-
cr gus ar crude uil engines or ,Irr.
irir current win T." used us motive
power. tn" buuiug lee ana Electric
company IS after this business and
n u satisfactory Arrangement can hr
reached with tho I,N uutupuuV Il
transmission linz win be- run down
,H'l' lI"ui lht central p|lui nc Dom
,nb, ~ H"'' F" ~ p"sSlhl' mat % con-
t"' PuM'I sutton VIII n' erected on
Nv u"nu !" uls'rihu'o p"N"r al over
,"' pumping lh' various irrigation
WIZ -" u " possible mat lirE"
"'''9 VIII h' hn' ~ @uUl,''nl 10 ilfl-
E"' 81 quarter section "ud "p'l"l"d
,,E H.If" gas cor 'rud" oil engine.
nc Hl"l'Ir "I power VIII Wee settled In
va. h'N' w." Weeks.
We '"h'i''l "hligrS III" buyers {"
commence ", lH'I d'N'I"pln"ui hH
f'h. I"' anu MT Ni'ss' h"l"rr I'HN'
'HE l"llIhG stated lh'i ln' iIr-i wells
N"uId -" "'tuu hl E'h J.
\ut only Wul water hr d,N,Iun. Il
on this hand brlur, it b. sold. tut i'm
many eases residences win hr erected,
the land grubb,d. .pluW,d. I"Nrl,d and
ditcard. au that ,rsthiug NIg %.
ready Tor tho farmer tu brgu IA,
planting ui ,rup-. I'm addition Iu iul.
the company viii plant GA each forty
aero tract % uN,.arr,. orchard. and lll
farmers buying this Mud VIII br eve
Outraged iu ,,,rN WY To- plant Rand
To- orchard. tn, company win IN.
pluS an experienced nGiIgultwi-t tu
instruct TIA" farmers lulA Iug this luud
Ia proper methods ui ,ulu'aliuu, ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
0ne-fourth off on our entire
line of coats, suits, skirts,
dresses kimonoS and furs.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Com
pany beginning tomorrow.
NOTICE. ~ NH, pI,uIIC

\ul.,r Is hereby given trlt the
Partnership heretofore existing hr-
lH''u T.. H. Hruhut aud otto len
Son. trading aud doing husIncs, as
"J,nsrn, IN" Sign Man" on south
Third street In the city of NlhuuuCr-
que. y. Nj, was on December 20,
1919, dissolved by mutual consent.
t.. II. RriuhIrt withdrawing from IA"
aforesaid partnership and ccHsing
tu be- linbl" tor any uud all OblIRa-
ti"ns contracted by II.
tSISncdJ f.. II. REINHAItT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
By'Lund and PoWer Company Deal
at Dening Means Expenditure of
Million Dollars in Development

pany and the majority of the dircc-
tors will be citizens OF pcminS
A townsite will he selected at some
convenient point ON the tract, and u
shipping point established, and
school house built. THE first thing
We do Tor our Colnnists," said MIR.
Micssc us to establish a first -Cluss
school for the children"
Col. 4. u. Smith uf tho original
Beming boosters away back in is93.
closed the deal between Micsst, and
the Dpming Land ana Power com
puuy. aud MIR. Miessc was Interested
IN this section chiefly Through the
advertising uud efforts ct the Dvming
chamber 81 Commerce.
W T.. Holt. vino recently sold cut
the p"ming Graphic ana turned farm
~. Is developing scNcu twenty .acre
tracts Of land adjoining no, tuvusitc
upmcnt Is unique. Mr, Holt f. Install
Ing small electric plant on each
twenty acres capable al carrying the
twenty acres Through tho pumping
season los running ten hours per day.
TUN machinery Tor each of these
PANTS costs just $22u, aud the well
Ersplf costs even Sluu making IN"
total cost OF developing water Tor a
twenty acre truCt sa2u. 81 uhu' $lG
per acre. Tho interest aud dvrc"cia-
ton on this plant amounts To- about
$25 per year. aud the cost Of tho cleo
trir current win cost XG.2a Der acre
for three uvrc-Irrt ul water. Mr.
llun H. fencing each ct these tracts.
with rabbit wire tight stretched uud
securely fastened To- reinforced con.
crete posts
clyde Earl Ely. rh" ,utrrprisiug
editor "t Ia" GrWh,c announces that
after Jan. !, 1919. IA, Graphic viii
he issued twice wuuN TUESDAYS ana
Fridays instead OF one, e week as
formerly. lie says he will mako u tri.
weekly out uf b u littl, later. and
hopes to blossom into % daily bclor"
IN" end of 1913.
Mos,is. Fly and Watson. lawyers.
are moving lrum the N.nuu"v build
lug to ia" ground floor ul IA. new
Baker building on tn .uytn side of
Spiuu" street
= T.. rrugh, an attorney Of chi.
raEn. IS visiting his brother. carr r..
l'ugh of this place.
H. y. M,E"yrS AMI daughter Fay
went =" ~ I'Hs" this mpriug ,o spend
christmas
ia wlmou ond ms or Odessa.
Mo-, are here tu locate
NJ. =. Tidmurc hu. Sold tLr side
h"tid restaurant co. I.. lIur,yuu.
VII" formerly owned %
We wish To call your attention to
lh" Fac, that most infectious diseases
such us whnupinE cough. dlphthcria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
M" "hld has cold Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy viii quickly cure q
cold ANA greatly lesson The danger at
contracting thrs" dlsrua,f This rem.
"dr b. famous for iia cures ~ colds
II contains no opium or other mar
cote ana may bc given to n child
with implicit confidence. Guld by all
druggists. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

A Des MOlnes man had an attack Of
muscular rheumatism In his shoulder,
A friend advised him to 40 To Hot
Springs. That meant an expense OF
$50 or more. lie sought for a quick
or and cheaper way TO euro It and
found It. in Chamberlain's Liniment.
Three days after the first application
OF this IMMINENT he was well. For sale
by ali druggists.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

One-fourth off on all coats,
suits, skirts, dresses, kimOnOs
and furS. Golden Rule, be-
ginning tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
Did You Ever
Stop to Think

Christmas comes but once year.
. That everyone is using more lights than at any
other time
Electricity can not be stored for such emergencies.
The company must have machinery to produce
the light when desired.
The company must maintain and pay interest on
the money invested in this surp plus machinery for the
other 364 days.
The company has empl oyed as many at ninety
men at one time during the past year.
That the wages Of these employees have been spent
in Albuquerque stores or deposited in Albuquer-
que banks
Electricity can light your home, heat it in the
winter, cool it in the summer 1t makes Mondays
ironing easier, eliminates the drudgery Of the sew
ing machine, it prope the street cars and turns the
wheels Of Albuquerque factories and mills
Electric light has become the workman's light. He
can read andhis children can stud without hurting
their eyes. He pays no more for the same service
than the millionaire
The cost is within the means of everyone
1t is safe, clean, convenient and economical.
Who could ask for more?
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1912-07-19
Alexander Vindicated,

All remember the turbulent scene
in the recent state convention occa-
stoned by remarks of the late Hon.
g. II, AleXander, drawing on him
attacks, the excitement from which
percipitated his death. 1t is in Or
der to state that the unit rule, !"
the assumed right OF q state cons
yention TO instruct delegates not
elected by it, but in a primary
which has been defeated in the ma
tional democratic convention, rails.
ed the Identical issue in principle
and substantial fact, Of the Missis-
sippi resolution Mr.. Alexander dis
puted. His declaration that he
would not consider it binding was
identical with the contention of the
Ohio delegates, who appealed from
4 stats convention instruction,
which released them. The con
demanation of the unit rule by the
national convention is complete
vindication of Mr.. Alexander; a
vindication voted for by the very
men who reyiled and assailed him
on the floor of the state convention,
with a verbal virulence that verged
on physical violence
Yh9 defsat of such a unit rule as
| that which the national convention
has put to sleep is hailed as pro
gressive" victory, In fact the
unit rule" has bean against the
practice and doctrine of Mississippi
democratic politics from way back
There never was a motion in q Mis-
sis.ippi copyention for adoption of
a general unit rule, until the pro-
gressive leaders, 4" James K. Varda.
man, Earl Brewer, ct al, carried
one through in the recent cOnyen-
tiop, And which the same wor.
thies lined up behind John SharI
Williams in voting down in the