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Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
MAINLY PERSONAL

p. H. Arnold of Kansas City is calling
on some Old friends in town.
Howard Coul and NJ. Quinn of Holt
Vile were visitors in town today.
C. s. Colvin returned this morning
from a trip to various points on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rankin Of San
Diego are spending few days in Ell
Centre.
E. T. Folder and Fred Anderson OF
Nebraska. friends Of A. Anderson, are
guests Of the latter.
Mrs l.. E. Smith, mother of Mrs. A.
E. Wells, is visiting with her daughter
on North Fifth street.
r. C. Hoyt and n. 3. Parsons OF
Riverside are looking for investment
possibilities throughout the valley.
Arthur B. Willis Of Santa Monica IS
contemplating selling his home hold
ings and coming to Ell Centro to live.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Bent and H. NJ.
Bundy of Prado are looking over the
valley with the possibility of remaining
permanently.
The Country Club dance last night
was well attended, all present having
a very enjoyable time. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Austin, for several years con-
nected with the Mechanics Library Of
San Francisco, is vi\Eing with her
sister, Mrs. Bliss.
C. C. Morse of San Diego was III
town today looking over acreage for
subdivision purposes, to be financed by
San Diego capitalists.
a. l.. Moore, who has been buying
FL Centre property for investment. re-
turned to his home at San Diego this
morning on the stage.
City Trustee William Egerer returned
from Los Angeles today after an ab-
Sence of nearly week in connection
with the purchase Of fire truck for
the city.
0. E. Baker OF the department OF
agriculture arrived in Ell Centro yes
terday. His special work is to study
1arm management, and he will be in
California for several months.
\. B. Halvers of Salt Lake City is
making his first trip through the val
ley. Mr.. Halvers commented on the
fact that the early settlers in Salt Lake
City were among the first to apply the
principles of irrigation in this country.
R. 5. Dunlap, at one time a pupil or
Judge Larew in the days when he
taught school in West Virginia, is Wis
ling the latter. Mr.. Dunlap is cashier
If bank in Greenville, w. Va, and
/: prominently identified with affairs IN
his section.
Frank NJ. Bowling, the popular evan
selist, was one Of the chief speakers
yesterday at the Brawley County En-
deavor convention. He is the guest over
Sunday Of Rev. and Mrs. Conley, and
will preach at both services tomorrow
IN the State Street Christian Church.
Hotel Oregon arrivals: G. E. Paine,
j. A. Canor, R. Carter, T., V. Buley,
\. H. Gay, Los Angeles; L. S. Smith.
san Francisco; p. H. Arnold, E. l..
Donaldson, Kansas City; Frank Carr,
Mrs. c. NJ. Allen, Pomona; John Hay,
Pasadena; r. c. Hoyt, n. B. Parsons.
riverside; A. L. Brown, D. Davenport
San Diego; Ii. E. Jago. Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Battery Car Runs $40 Miles

NEW YORK, March S.-There sped
noiselessly out Of the Grand Central
terminal yesterday a railroad car pro-
felled by electricity supplied from
set Of the new high power Edison stor-
age batteries. 1t quickly attained a
speed Of 80 miles per hour. At High
bridge the speed was increased to. 40
miles, and at that rate the car slipped
quietly up the Hudson, over the noun
talns and into Boston, $40 miles away
1t was both the longest and fastest
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Ject to all the City, State ana County
taxes, and all assessments of whatso

Ject TO all the City, State ana County
taxes, and all assessments of whatso-
ever name or nature, which are now or
may become hereinafter chargeabie TO
or lien against the property purchased
by him.
All bids or offers must be in writing
and may be left at the office of ]. S.
Larew, attorney for said administrator
at Rooms 1O3 and 104 Rehkopf Build
.rg. IN the City of FL Centre, County
of Imperial. or may be delivered to
said administrator personally in said
City of Ell Centre, County of Imperial.
or may be filed in the office of the
clerk of this Court, at any time after
the first publication Of this notice, and
before the making of the sale.
Dated this Attn uay OF Marcn, 1913.
F. B. FULLER,
of the Estate of Hiram
Z. Wood, Deceased.
j. S. LAREW, Attorney for Admins
traitor wed -mch19 8
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
The Bore Of TravaIIno

Washington Star: $50 you are going
to do less traveling?" Yes" replied
Miss Cayenne. 81 have come to the
conclusion that the fatigue OF travel
isn't compensated by the satisfaction of
making friends envious by sending them
picture cards."
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
ADDIeS With Die Dlant

The punches of rhubarb now seen
IN market are very small and to buy
enough for a pie is rather expensive.
Try substituting for part of the pie
Filling diced apples. Some people like
the combination better than rhubarb
alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Machinery arriving. Machinery is

arriving for the garage Of Clifford
Coggins, under construction on East
Main street. The machine shop will be
iii The rear of the present structure.
which will be used entirely for sales
room, and there Will be some delay II
getting the machinery in place
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Proof

Chicago RecOrdHerald: 81 tell you,
Pat, it's the Ould frinds that are the
best, and | can prove it," How will
ye do that, Mike?" "Where-I ask
Ee as man to man-where will We find
a new frind that has stood by We as
long as the Ould ones?"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Prevent Hog
Cholera

Of all the diseases to which Hogs
are subject, none is so prevalent as
nog Cholera" which is derived from
neglect OF the Hog Raiser to disinfect
the Stops prepared for Hogs.
Hog Cholera should not be allowed
10 grow by neglect because it becomes
: real menace not only TO- Hogs but to
the people who come in contact with
them.
10 prevent Hog Cholera or any other
disease among Hogs write the
"cIIMAx Co.," 73S So. Union Ave..
Los Angeles, CAL, for particulars re-
gardlng Hog Cholera Compound, the
Greatest Remedy for Hog Cholera and
Hog Disinfectinq. -''''
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Bound Over. J. S. Lynch was tod

Bound over. J. ,. LYncn was tOudy
bound over for trial in the superior
court by Justice Mayfield, on a charge
of assault to attempt murder The
alleged act consisted in attacking a man
in Imperial with knife and administer
ing severe wounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Only SurA Cure

Houston Post: rs there any wav
you can suggest by which we can cur,,
her Of her infatuation for him?" "Oh.
yes, that's easy. Just" Il mean
without letting her marry him." Not
thot | know NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
No arrests Made. Sheriff Meadow

up to today had made no arrests in
connection with the murder of the col
ored man, Jack Hansome. night before
last, but he still hopes to be able TO
lay his hand on the guilty man in course
Of time.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
CITY AND VALLEY

Attended Bro herhood Meeting. Rev.
Saylor, Mr.. Childers and Mr.. Meyers
were at the brotherhood meeting at
Imperial last evening. Mr.. Childers
spoke on SEDAN, Wicked Place"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Great Weather Continues.

cent growing weather continues, mer-
curry this morning having fallen to but
SO and reached 80 this afternoon. !!
is weather such as is due the latter
Part Of April, rather than at this date
in March. One result of this is the
prospect that the cantaloupe crop bids
fair to be earlier than ever before in
the history Of the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
SUMMONS

IN the Superior Court i'm the County
of Imperial. State of California
-TNNI" 'tNE FII.SON. Plaintiff, VS..
Cole Filson. Defendant-Jas. w
Glassford. attorney for plaintiff.
4ne peopIe OF the state OF Cali
furnia send greeting TO Cole Fllson,
defendant.
You are hereby directed TO appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court Of the County Of
Imperial, State of California, within
ten days after the service on you Of
this summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere
And YOU are hereby notified that un-
less you appear and answer as above
~cduired, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
mon contract. or she will apply to
the court for any other relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea
0f the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial State of California, this
eth day of December, A. D. 1912.
MS. COOK, Clerk
By V. n. THOMPSON.
n non-mch31 Deputy Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
All Actinu

Kansas City Journal: Meat Is high
for one reason because cattle men have
to pay eXorbitant prices for help. 81
thought cowboys could be had at fair
wages" mot since the moving pic
Iturc people began hiring them"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Sarcasm MasIen

Boston Transcript: Cook-"There's
no use, s0rr, | can't stand the missus.' =
Master (sarcaStically) a pity,
Bridget, that | couldn't have selected
z wife to suit you" Cook-''Sure, sorr,
we all make mistakes"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08

O'Clock at night. President Taft used
to be considerable Of night hawk
and Colonel Roosevelt also sat up late.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
Anxiety About Schools. Much anxl

Anxiety About Schools. Much anx-
ETY. is being expressed by the public
over the prospects for the schools next
season, there being fear that the new
building cannot he made available IN
time and the school work thus be in
ttrfered with The illness Of Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
AptlN Described

Puck: Mandy-"Yessah after de
shot was fired, nah Rastus dun run
Seben blocks. as do crow flies" Judge
AS the crow flies?" Mandy-YeS-
sab; all yO could see was jes' one
black streak"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08

Watch Ross & Stuart's window for
demonstration Of Alladin coal oil lamp
saturday ht.-Advertisement. x226
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08
a Raal GnHaaa.

Houston Post: "Ma'am, can you do
somethin' for a sufferer in the war in
the Balkans? IN what manner did
you suffer-" Il was proofrpadpr IN
la daily paper"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08

Travers, member OF the board, is i'll
large part responsible for delay in lay
ing plans for the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-08

When you advertise your wants in newspaper you
talk to crowd.
If that newspaper is the Imperial Valley Press you
talk to the big crowd that has more people than
all the other crowds put together.
Some people judge the value of an advertisement by
the one copy they see, but the careful business man
judges its value by the thousands of others seeing it.
The Imperial Valley Press enters more homes in the
Imperial valley than all other Imperial valley papers
combined. That is why careful business men and
those having wants to make known seek its columns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

na6 Sengen miro aeitirt. = 9 o.
d n zen miro cine Gar
riion erbalten un6 miro nit benz
Bane Ser Goierne iofort begonnen
mer6en. = Ser aus benz friben
Mittelolter itmmmen6e 5edi9e Eburm
in 5insbeim, cine @%rinnerung
an sic Stabt Nedarbildofsbeim,
miro re{tourirt. - Die Stabt Of
f nburg ridtet eine 0ffentltde
Mnitalt Elm, nm Mabrungs-, @enub+
nno gerbrou9smittel elmer mtli6er1
l1nteriu6ung gu unter5ieben. - Ser
Glteite @inmobner BON Bfor5-
8ripatier gbrift. Gorberer,
lit i'm Sitter bon IS Sabren geitor<
ben. = Sn 80 abIberg erbanete
iib Ser 73idbriee S6reiner @erten-
itein urr6 in 81ei9beim Der 78<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
iabriee gimobner Mnbr. Muier.
@urtteutberd.

Ser am IA. 4priI plotlib einge-
tretene 8etterit1r5 bat in '@iirttem-
berg eroBen 5daoen angeridtet.
Mus alien SbeiIen bes 2anbeS la11fen
Nodridten uber S9d6en 6nrd
Sdnee uno &alte ei11. Mud in BEN
@eingarten lit GROCER S9a6en an-
geri6tet mor6en. - Ma6 Dem @rgeb=
nib Ser 8olfs5dbll1ng 5ei9t Die 3abl
Der uNltfatbolifen" in 8iirttemberg
cine erbeblide Mbnabme. SIM Sabre
1910 ipuroen nod 384 ge5dbH, int
Sabre 1912 eob es MIR nod 1876, ba<
bon 38 in Stuttgart unb Is in
III m. - Mm Sitermontag fonnten
3 Mitglieber 6es &ir6endoreS in
8 erIingen ibr Silbernes ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

bilaum als &irdenianger feiern.
SSn letter 3ett iin6 beinabe 100 Ser
ionen, tbeils gan5e 6amilien, BON
Sbe1tMrfbeim nod Canada
ausgetponoert. = Sn Oberbett<
ringen erfolgte sic feierli9e
@run6iteinlegung 311r Grmeiterl1ns
Der 8farrfir6e, 6ie fait einem Neu<
baue gleibfommt.- SSn 0ber6et<
tingen tprr6e 1te 1el1 erba11te
8farjdule benebicirt. = Die Stabt
pin 3 aus ibrer Mitte ber=
porgegangenen Mainnern: Dem Giirit-
abte @erbert bon ct. 8lafien, Dem
8ii@of &affner bon Main5 un6 Dem
2ebrer Ser Ebeologie an Der timber
iitot Siibingen, saul b. Sdan5, Elm
gemeiniames 9enfmal erri6ten. =
GIiaf.2otbrinsen.
Ser allgemein unter Dem Namen
Ser quite 2onis" befannte 8ureau=
oiener 6es bii9ofli6en Secretariotes
in StroBburg, 2ouis S6erer,
lit int Sitter bon 66 Sabren seitor-
ben. = GRIT iebt tam man ben
gbo6en, Sen Ser iiingfte Sturm in
one @alonnge11 angeri6tet bat, iber=
ieben. Son 50 ongenbnrgA ber
8in6sburg, @neentbal, Sberiteisen.
Dagsburg unb 8irfentpal6 be6eden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
CAS- oRIA
6eFcn=9 armititaot.

Die 3meite &amn1er bat gege1t Die
6timmen 6es @entr11ms bic Mnflo-
flung Ser nod menigen beitebenoen
@onfeliionsf9ulen bei@loiien. SIR
sic r6reireIigioien" in 0ften.
a 6, Moin3 un6 anoeren 0rte11
mer6en beionbere u&eligionslebrer"
ongeiteut. - SIN &loiter Der eapl1,
elmer in Dieburg itarb I'M Sitter
bon lber 80 Sabren Der bo6n. 60
pucinerpater Sngenuinus 8ableiner,
i'm 8olfsmunbe megen ieiner 1nper-
nii]tIider 2ebensfraft angetneir
rBater Smmergrin" get1annf.
8a1ern.
Die &ei6stagsmab1 in 8am-
berg bat NIT einem glan5en6en Ste<
qe 6es Gentrrms geenbet. - Nadts
6ronaen Diebe in bie Stride 5n & II f.
n g, bra6en aus Der Monitran5 ane
g6eliteine bera11s un6 %pliinoerten Die
Dpferltode. - &o11ptlebrer Mi6.
Mie61 IN gggersberg begging
iein 3Oidbr. Dienftiubi1aum. sSSn
Sengergberg itarb Der @ffreiref.
gfnrrer @eorg @eitb bon sc ! t a@l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabren. SSn
bem Musflugsort Mautbaul
ltarb bie ebemoliee @irtbstodter Sc
lene Nieoerberger, allgemein als 6as.
v2enerl pom M%outbduil" befannt. =
@ofratb 8iirgermeifter Stumpf in
&anfbenren feierte fem 25iabr.
Mmtsjubildum. = Der Snbaber beg
8anfgefddfts 20. Soagen in Sap.
pembeim, Der. liberale Ibeeorb<
nete @aager, bat iid nod Dem gu
iammenbrude ieines @eidaftes er-
trdnft. Ct binterlabt cine groBe
Shnlbenlait, Die meiitens arme 2el1-
tie in Mitleioenidoft 5iebt. - @eiitl.
@otb, 0eca11 unb @ta6tpfarrer S.
$. &ergenr0tber in M@affen-
+ + g feierte fem @oloenes &rieIter.
il,biI6um. = Diebe bro9en in sic
Yfarrfirde gu Evolutionary.
a 6 elm nn6 itablen sic Monitran5.
8aben.
Meloungen aus peridie6ene11
GbeiIen Boben's laiien erieben. baB
sic in ser 5tpeiten Mprilmo@e plosli9
eingetreten &6lte eroBen Sdaoen
angeridtet bat. Mm meiiten baben Die
Sbitgarten gelitten nnb in man9en
@egenben iin6 n11r iebr geringe Mns-
iidten ouf cine @rnte an Steinobit.
Mn9 sic @einearten baben itel1en-
meiie iebr eelitterr. = Sir 6ie Sort
fubrune Der i'm 8au begrtffenen
9abnliene 5ineen- 8enren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
@nnberbare &amtialbe.

8udIen's Mrnica SaIbe lit uberon
befannt aIs 6as Bette Mittel, 6as ge-
mo6t lit fir oue 8ranfbeiten Der
@a1,t mie aud fir Bran6tpunoen,
Quetidungen uno 8eulen. 8errin.
CERT @nt5inbnng unb lit a1ftpei9enb
uno beileno. S. s. SoBmon, $ero,1s-
geber Ser ,Netps" bon Cornelius, q.
g., fdreibt, BOB cine SdadteI feiner
i9l1mmen &%autfronfbeit baIf, nod
Dem onoere MitteI nergebli@ ange-
panot marer. Sour 25f. gmpfoblen
bonn Molitor Drug 5tore.-Ameige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

5eit IN ser @emein6e Ga
breer lit &ector &rebber IN ocn
&1be1tanb getreten. = Die 5taot
Dortmunb beabiidtigt gum &e-
gierungs- Subildlm bes &aiiers 150,.
600 Nff. fir Elm 5auglingSbeim gu
FIFTEEN. = Ser bisberige Domcapitn-
lar Sobannes 8oggenburg lit gum
8ii9of bon 90 ii n It t, a%nsgetpablt
morben. Ser reue 8iidof itebt I'M
SO. 2ebensjobre. = Die 6riitli6en
@etperfiboften iomie Sic fatboliiden
un6 epaneeliiden Mrbeiter=, Mrbeite<
rinne1,= uno Sugen6pereine bes ge-
iammten Milniterlanbes battem lid
fiir5li@ bier gu elmer @riitli6<notio-
nolen &rbeitertagung periammelt.
Sic @eronitoltung iollte IL. a. ben
!8med boben, bie Starfe Ser DRIFT
liden Mrbeiterbetpegung I'M Muniter<
lanoe feit5uitellen unb sic Motbtpen=
6igfeit Ser confeiiionellen 9rbeiter<,
Mrbeiterinner= un6 Sugen6pereine
neben Sen driitliden @emerfi9aften
fr6fttg bernor3ubeben. @ttpa 400 De-
Ieairte, Sic 56,643 Mitglie6er pertra=
ten, morer antpeien6.
@beinprubins.
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lung bon @0ln bat beidlolien, gum
Mn6enfen oes 25idbrieen &egie<
rr,nqsiubilaums bes &aiiers cine
5tiftuna BON 100000 Mf. gu MO
den, our grri9tung eines &aiier-
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ten in Sen eingebauten 1beilen Der
@taot. SIT &udtngenf ano Die
feierli9e @run6lteinlegung gu ei11em
neuen &%ranfenbauie ltatt. - SSn
@reimeratb erfol9te bie feierli<
DE @runoitein1egung gum 8one Der
neren 8farrfirde. = ST. Dedont
uno 8farrer 2ourentius Soften bon
@ir@berten feierte iein @ol1e=
mes Brieiteri11bilaum. Sn Der
l1mgegeno bon 6 ob1en5 baben oie
Obit= nno @einc1lturen ol1r6 Sroit
idmer geIitten. - 9as aloiter nno
6as Mao6enpeniionat Ser Saleiione-
rinnen in So feierte Dos 30
iabrige Snbilaum ieines 8eitebens.
= Gin GROCER She'll bes Meper'iden
@dqetperfes in Mennfirden tit
nit groBen &ol5porratben obge=
brannt. = Migr. Sub. Seinr. Gre
mer, Bforrer bon ct. 2ambertns in.
DufieI6ort lit i'm 80. 2ebenss
iabre geltorben. = SSn Srier itorb
ST. Dompicar Sol. @u1ep infolge Ell.
nes @6Iogonfol1es i'm Sitter bon 60
sSsabren, un6 Dompropit Sder, tn
folae elmer &olsent3inbung, I'M Ml<
ter bon II Sabren. = ST.. @ilbelm
8iH in @emun6 bonenbete iein
1O2. 2ebensiabr. = Sn & ri Ell
ftorb Der langidbrige @ta6tperoro<
rete @eb. @%anitdtsratb 81. Mitt<
tpeg pIoblid. = Sn Strobn feier<
ten sic Gbeleute Sobonn Orb unb
Mario eeb. Sttenba6 @oloene &o@<
8eit. = Die @emeinoe &ir6ber>
ten feierte 6os @olbene Brieiterin<>
biIdum 6es Debanten @oiien. Sn
@ffen lit nit etnem @eiammtmf<
tpon6 bon 565, 900 Marf Elm @o9<
nerinnenbeim nit einem Sangltngs-
beim erridtet mor6en. = SSn ben 8u<
be1ton6 getreten lit 5ta6trentmetiter
so. 10rIter in Dmren, Ser BORT "A
N>L~o k,ot~.Gkn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-04
OFFICERS MADE
73OARRESTS IN
THEPAST MONTH
REPORT OF CHIEF SANDERS FOR
OCTOBER SHOWS THAT 5ss DE-
PENDANTS WERE FOUND TO BE
GUILTY AND rs ACQUITTED.

The report OF Chief of Police San
ders for the month of October, which
was read at the regular weekly meet
ing of the board of city commissioners
yesterday afternoon, shows that to-
tai of $50 arrests We're made by the
police department during the past
month. OF this number go were
white and 400 colored. Seventy-six
defendants were acquitted in the re-
corder's court, 533 were found guilty,
seven We're sent to the court of rec
ord and twenty children were bound
over to the probation officer.
The total fines assessed aggregated
$2,493; fines RENTED, SIT. The total
amount RENTED to the treasurer from
all sources was $1,746.35.
A total of 3,I23 meals were served
at the city Jail during the month at a
cost Of $21s.05, making the cost Is
cents per meal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-04

CONTINUED from First PAge.1
control of companies having common
stockholders or companies otherwise
under common control or influence.
This Is one OF the few government
prosecutions of a corporate combina-
ton, most OF the big cases which have
been won In the supreme court hav-
ing been directed against hold COM
panies or mergers. The government
contends, however, that the interna-
tional company was formed for the
sole purpose of taking over the inter-
state business of several companies
engaged in selling harvesting inple-
ments and that it was in effect the
same sort of combination and monop-
oily as was condemned in the tobacco
trust case.
Under the disputed facts, the for
nation of the International Harvester
Company was not a normal and nat
ural development of the commerce in
harvesting machinery the brief de-
clares. TT was the child OF one not
heretofore interested in the business,
George w. Perkins, a banker and In
surance man who stepped in at an
opportune time to bring the rival man
ufacturers together; he and others by
means Of a combination in corporate
form destroyed competition and en-
trenched monopoly. The organization
of the International Harvester Com
pany in 1902 has been followed since
that time by q course of conduct on
the part of the defendants clearly dem
onstrating an intent not only to per-
petuate their monopoly of the harvest
ing business, but also to build up by
means of and upon their harvesting
monopoly, a monopoly OF all the bust
ness in AGRICULTURAL implements in the
United States"
On August ? the defendants incor-
porated the International Harvester
Company in New Jersey with broad
powers and the capital stock, OF $l2O,-
600. was issued to ". G. Lane me
next day. the brief declares. he de-
livered them to Mccormick, Dereing
and Perkins. who had been chosen as
three voting trustees to run the Har-
vester business of the new concern ana
who held the stock in trust for indl-
viduals who had transferred theI
property to Lane. The property was
immediateIy conveyed to the new
company. The option on the 'Iln
a Wisconsin corporation
vraS assigned to Lane several weeks
nreviously in the property conveyed
20 him on Aus7lst 81 and trans
TERED to the international on this Day
with these transactions completed me
international the government con-
tends. practically monopolized the field
of harvesting machinery In the unneo
states.
In conclusion the brief recltes part
of the orinion of Chief Justice VARIANT
of the Missouri supreme court holding
the harvester company an unlawfui
com btnation Said this judge:
IF the international Harvester Com
uany were disposed to exercise the
power it's enormous wealth gives and
if it were left unrestrained TO do so,
ii could drive every competitor it now
has from the field"