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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ENOLA
Three houses on Columbia Road, Nos.
145, lat and 149 = Finest location in
town. Large, we'll built houses, con-
tanning six rooms - large attic, hall
way, bath. e,;sh closhets and, and porch, pantry
mace, range, large front and rear yards.
Easy terms, monthly payments. C. d.
Bowman, 227 Maclay street, Harris
burg, Pa.
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Receivers Sale

BY virture of decree of the Circuit
2bth day of February, 1914. the under
signed, Receivers. will sell at Public
Auction on
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Rooms For Rent

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, suitable
for light housekeeping. Stoves fur
room privileges. Also fanitress service.
Bishop Building, 429 Broad street.
WELL furnished room, Facing Capi-
and phone; suitable for two gentlemen
or man and wife. 406 North Street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07

Statesmen, local or travelling. to
sell fireproof safes to business men,
experience unnecessary. Quick sales.
cinnati.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07
Help Wanted--Female

| LADIES of good personality to can
vass NuBone Corsets Apply Nurses
! NuBone Corset Parlor. 314 North Second
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07

FIFTY experienced operators for
sewing on power machines; paid while
learning. Apply S. Silver. Forster and
Cowden streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, AND So
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II,
An KINGS AUCTION SALEsROOMs
4 TO 16 n. HIGH ST., BALTIMORE,
MD.-COMMENCING AT o A. M.
The valuable equipment of the above
company. The horses were selected
with great care for their usefulness.
ana nave been worked at city work by
various Baltimore Merchants, Naviga-
ton and Railroad Companies UP to
resume similar service. They are the
best lot of seasoned and acclimated
horses ever offered at public sale at
one time in the history of Baltimore.
Anyone desiring work horses will find
TINS an opportunity never offered be-
iore TO secure the most desirable
horses in singles, pairs and triples.
also several small Mules, the stock OF
horses, mares and mules comprising
1913 HIGH CLASS woRF HORSES
! DRIVING HORSES
. SMALL MULES
los WAGONS, TRUCKS Al \ VANS
l2s SETS HARNESS
siNGLE, DOUBLE, TRIPLE
! BUSINESS jaeger
s-PAsSENGER TOURING CAR
All of which is now on view at THE
gOs s,O1s ,. WERNIG TRANSFER CO.'S
SI.ABl.Es, 81 Hartford avenue and Good
MnN5Set' Mo- 5StFSSet' and remain aai! there until
Mares, Mules, Wagons. Trucks, Vans,
Harness, etc, will then be removed to
hiNGS AUCTION RING and there sold.
as above mentioned, on TUESDAY.
March 10, and WEDNESDAY, March II.
commencing at A. NJ. and on
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-07

statesmen - Office specialtv Ex-
elusive or side line. Reports show
$1,000 to $1,000 day easily made. Bin
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

Srne~~~~~~s-~-~-~>~~---s-~>>
~ Ng Nx yoR RS. SypNFMK c9rH e; c9uNFl
man and others Defendsnts
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclo,ur
and sale. duly made and entered IN n.
signed, the referee In said judgment raNsa
VIII sell At public auetion: at NE Exehang.
n9rVs:h , q Ms a.y M Sy OF gol
O'clock noon on that day. BY Joseph p
said judgment 70 be sold. and THERESA d.
scribsi az follows; -.
land. with tho Building. thereon er.c,. 3
situate: lying and being u tho Boroush O,
dsscribed A. fefiews:
.d: S 81 iS,;S ' sai%s nj ~ ~. 'Sss ans.
eo corn. o. icsiS Ar.e; and Fir" xv .,s5y
running THENCE northerly, parallel with Fra.
Avenue one hundred tlO0) feet eleven az
block; thence westerly along said centre lac
parallel with First Avenue one hundfe,
tiosl !sst eIssysen Siil ins che 70 the norih
twenty. Ave tssJ fee, 20 the point or piie.
Of beginning. said premises being known as
No, s37 East l0sth Street. Borough OF Man.
haitian. City Of New York
Dated Ne" f0f hEH SssFp sMIr rfth k is
BOWERS q SANDS. Attorr,sys for Plain;,r.
Nc. ]s Cedar street. Manhattan. Ne"
The following is a diaErarn Of the prop
Ess, iosth Street. 20
Ce,,re linz Of bloch
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

.na sio:'a 1s1'' Than ss:n.s
demand, bu, no surplus. Holders OF nns
sSa sGSss ny Instances s::'f 'G' o: .n
used by cutters and for table purposes
tSs ARE Closed Ga He
strong Price. foil9r; Creamery extras,
S hsd . s,l' :g?sS S or ,s:ona &
state dairy, finest. soGaoEc.: good 20
prime Ieg sse,' process ex,ra,' AZ U?1r
m?ie: packing sto,s current make. No .
cHEEsE-Recs!v.rs continue TO complain
state Two car, cane N yes'erday With
DAISIES Ar. h.m to a htep on ne ehs Hca
Is frm with prospects OF better prices.
The s.on,iy N ne, ne G,oie, T., Is .ess tHHn
upstate is exhausted. Wisconsin has hut
a small stock on hand. The winter made
lshc: colored. specials, isdfis.e. average
isI.c. Daisies, he'd best. Il. Gisc.. skins.
held. specials. l3h git.c.. held. choice,
log si4e 'E poSf to ;f 500 xSIS 10 choice
s..:: making F'as ;iSta Fs2..p!,, for ,s6Sss
!. oOo, 'argsr than four nrst DAYS las; Wech
p!strituters complain that consump,ion Is
are ban!sh ana are wiring T.ceysrs to hold
| stock under limit. predicting sSc. for next
weeks Or. ces Market closed Arm last nigh.
Lower grades Of refrigerator have been
| eliminated from quotation But few held
try. Prices follow: Fresh gathered extras,
:i8siile.; extra trsts. soIc; hrsis, :'ii q
nearby hennery whites, ftne 10 fancy, 3Se. ;
henneIy browns 81 gai,,e.; brown ana
rn..s . SG.Is r good
European, fresh. iso dozen 20 case. coinm.n
70 prime, q % zoe Duck egg STATE ., ana neart;
white 81 =. Zoe: Baltimore, ~ y Ssc; western.
ern, $40 soc,
YESTERDAY morning on ths basic OF iSe, Tor
fowls. which is ic lever than a. the close
ioaded Yesterday and iew coops by tx
press Trading was , sS" and Shisseos wS %sTs
closing price. with trade limited old
roost-rs; i.hS. wh,.h y Iows, han ,a as
| price as fowls. There are Few gees" ~ We
| market. as tho season Is ketuns L",e, go
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.



Supreme Court--Appellsto Division--Rs-
Supreme Court--Spcciai Term-Psrt l.
Before cohalan. j. Motion calendar called
supreme cour,-sp.eiai Term---Part H.
Before Blur. ). Court opens at 1880 A. NJ.
supreme Court--speciai rerm-Part III
Before Page; u Notion Demurrers- ,scs
d i,. H sSs sC sS scas @
Sos, leg. 500. isso iss.. aoic. 1868 1857.
F%rs 'y s:iST: Cav o.s.san i' ' es.. aS
Part vI.-Befors Hendriok. J. Case un-
:, Part ,vIr--B.fors Gies.rIch. J. Case I'M
Par, vIu.-Before Blanchard. j. Case
", V, VI. WI. and Vim. for trial.
psioPrs %ht S2 j. No. ss, s.is io
Ia. ss,s, i,ss, 1929 ;:ss s'o:' 's'1 1885,
spa Part Iisster on Pia;hsS on No
:. Par, IY.@.sessoro Lehman: ). ,Se:-:,cs.
Part v.-.-Beforc Benton. J. Case on. No
Part VL.eefOre Weeks. Mos. sssa.
ESQ. 2s,i; 2e;s. 27sa. 27sS Clear .
,7c sos i7os siio D sscs ga ssss ssss
Case unfinished.
Bar, ysII1Ass do .9T the tern
~ sssS sssS' siss ISIS SS ssss, iiS SS' Isl.
Part X.-AdJourned for the term.
Part xI-Before Philbin. Case on No
Part XiL-Before Pendieton. J.-No day
Part XIII-Before Van Kirk. J.--Nos.
2l?i, 1881, 1884. 25i3. 1850 1888. 1865. ?36i
ESQ So sssi gs5!' sSis' SsSl' $50 gel
case unnni.hed ~ -'''' -''' saw 'O'''
PART NV. Before Erlanger. Mos s9s.
PART Xv-Before Ford. Mos. 1854,
1861 Case unfinished
sci. SV s,s s f isi IS 1872 isss
COS. $40; 1879; 1864. s52. 500. 1919. 1891.
on. No day calendar
Par, Sv,IIIs.,ore oreenbaum. J.-Nos.
hsisn. Motor s.I.nd%T sailed at 80
= Fay, John HARDY; Neliio > Tatt. FRANK
sar, Emanu.i. savers RobeTtuec,. Micsaeeii
pryfoes: Amedee L. Bella, at 1880 a; ~
ro%I.r s coart u opens at 1885, A. More
Contested will No. 3os6. Masdslena Her
city Cour,-speclal Term-Part BE
,9re La Foira. Court open, At 10 4. "
:, City conrtE..TriaI Terr:-rsft. I@sefore
s3s. e6i. 1908, 1884. 1093lL. 1855. e2;5,
ses2. -. 5b's. $3.50, sega, C62,. 5sse. s66s.
5672. ss73. 5s7i. Gs75, 5e.s. BStc, 5sii. JS76'
5ss4. bs9t, 5e2G, 1296st, $3.50. 5000 Clear
Part lI-Befo-e oDwyer. e. !. Short
csuses---Nos G65a. 6S2a. ss35 69is s7ss.
sSta. 66gs. 62s5. 5s,6. os05. Gas. 6-75. s7Ii
sac. 672s. 5.7e. 5SJs. Gfsl. s6ts, Soil s67 T.
s442. el3S. 1851, Slsc. 67ij. seas, 1851. 67.s.
eisi. $3.50. t735. Gi7o. $3.50. Case diminished.
Fart llI.-Before Finclitc. j. Clear.
Part IV.-Befcre schmuck. J. case un-
finished.
Part. v.-Betorc Green. ]. ca.. UNI
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
NAY SUE NEW YORK RAILWAYS.


Darwin p. Kingsley. president Of the
New York Life Insurance Company: Will
lam A. Day Of the Equitable. and Haley
Elske. vice-president of the Metropolitan
Life have been appointed a committee
by the trustees OF their respective COM
panles to investigate the payment OF In
teresr by the New York Railways Com
pany on Its per cent. adjustment income
bonds
It Is the purpose OF the committee TO
have the courts interpret the terms Of the
indenture securing the bonds regarding
the payment of interest The companies
mentioned own more than 100000 OF
these bonds.
The basis OF the claim by the insur-
ance companies will be- that the full 5
per cent. should have been paid on the
bonds IN 1913. The contention of the
bondholdcrs Is that the indenture pro-
vidos that the unexpended reserve for per
soiiai injuries for any six months shall
be automatically returned TO income and
shall be applicable to interest on the
bonds. The company claims this would
be against ~ policy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR OPERATING DEVICES
tor single pivoted sash. Track Bohs WIZ
Sap'e. Chain. Cable Clips Poultry Ne.tins
So,tsrs screws. Hinge Locks Bed C.stcrs'
t"e! hask-ta' tjroinmets. Belt R.vsts and
birrs' Sheet brsss. Hssps Socks Hand
ol'Is crease Cups, OIL Cups liaivauizad
Buckets Marine Clocks. stsb,s pcoon,n
ScfNp BTnshes Roof Brushes, VarnisG
brusheS' "hltewash Brushes. Hces. Is,n.
torns' Lentern Giobes Emery Cloth Sa IA
Cord, and Chalk l.ae--islied proposalv viii
b. received at the once OF the Genera Pur
SW4sS,nS om'sr !s,hmian Cana Comm. scion,
IN pubic. FOR furnishing tho above mon .ionei
arncles. Blanks and general information re.
latins TO this Circular mo, s3S may be on
famed from tAa ,"ffce or tho Offices Of the
Assistant Pl.asA~inG Agents. "a State Strsrt
New York CitSI Glt whitney Central Buiid
Ing, New Orleans, La. and 1886 North Point.
street, san Francisco, Cal; also from the
U Engineer oTc-s IN tho rono v.ins
CITIES: Seattle, Wash IL, Angeles Gal;
Balt,nore. Nd, Phil sdsfphis, pa: Pitts
Cleveland. Ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio; C1icsgo
III; 81. Louis, Mo; Detroit. Mich; Nh,
waukee. WIS, ST. Paul. MINI; chamanoora
Tenn; I<ouisvine, Nv; Mobile. Ala. and Gar.
veston. Tsy.; Commercial Club. KanSss City
Mo; Chamber Of Con,msrce, Quincy, nj, and
Commercial Club rscoma. WaSh.-R @:
General Purchasing omesr.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, February 20,
Receipts of beeves were 1,t16 head. In
Guiding 10 cara for to-morrow's market
No trading Of importance to-day, The
feeling was steady for all sorts and grades
prices. or at IeS Bi>c. per ID. for city
dressed native sides
the market. The feeling was steadv
Ordinary 20 prime veals sold at slo9slS
calves offered. city dressed vesis easy a,
IAN wis &c. per lb.; country dressed lower
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were s.ssi
head. Including Q cars for the market
Trade slow, but prices not Quotabls lower
Coed Ohio lambs sold at $3.50 per 100 lbs
sheep nominal. Dressed mutton steady al
eoithc. per 10; dressed lambs At i2r 2
.San.s nss a S.:::;d :sSSs .@S.
lower q .oso 4LSe per cascasa
RsosiDtS Of he6s were v,Sse head. Al
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EQUITABLE TO SUE q. P. TO-DAY.
Seeks 70 Restraia Distribution OF
Baltimore end Ohio stock.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
will bring suit to-day In the State courts
against the Union Pacific to restrain 1t
from distributing Its $s3.000.000 Balti-
more and Ohio stocks and the cash pay
ment proposed In the extra dividend to
holders OF It's common stock. The Equi-
table will bring the suit as the holder OF
si,61s.000 of Union Pacific preferred. II
Is also a heavy holder OF Union Pacific
bonds. OF which II owns about $4,000, 900.
II Is understood that tho action IL in
the nature of a friendly test OF the rights
OF the preferred stockholders In the pro-
posed distribution. The Union Pacific au-
thorities. 1t is said. welcome the suit by
the Equitable as supplying AN adequate
test OF the matter at issue because Of its
heavy interest In the securities of the
company.
A suit by several small holders Of the
preferred stock has been brought IN the
Supreme Court and Is pending.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE REPORT.
Presiaest Johnson Foresees Early
Improvement IN Business.

Prospects Of early Improvement in
business for the Baldwin Locomotive
Works are seen by President Alba b.
johnson in the report for 1913.
The company showed net earnings for
the year on its common stock equivalent
to laos per cent. as against 1l44 per
cent in 1912. Tho rate OF dividend on
the common Is 2 per cent The surplus
after pyament OF dividends on the pre-
ferred and common was s22l7.s00. as
against s1.sss.5N the year before. Total
surplus at the end Of the year wac si.sSI,-
7el.
80 per cent. over those OF 1912. the amount
for 1913 being S37.e3o.s69, an increase
of SS,7O6,634
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
sUKROGATEs' NOTICES.

HAYDEN. CATHARINE.---In pursuelc'
an order OF Hon. Robert Lud low "ov''@ '
surrogate OF tho County OF New lN.~, rf,
10 hereby given to all persons having c e.
against Catherine la y.er, late ~ u" g.
OF Nav York. deceased. 10 pr'Jer' t.e t'''
with vouchers thcrecT to lac .uut ''..
R,;,Sp 'a Ay.n BoIoash 81 'sii.
York city. on or before the 49, as, .'
gust next Dated NeM York n. 1t
january, 1914. JAMES ALIEN ASIDE
bEN Executor. FRANK Y. NALT. r.,
for Executor, 80 Broad street NaHN'' ..
Nsw York City
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The Tennessee Copper Company for the
year ended December 81, 1913. reports
total receipts Of sl.I5s.503 against
S1.303.s74 in 1912. Net profits were
sss6,7o3. against $l.0e5.s76 in 1912. equiv
alent to s4.s3 per share, against s5.I1
In 49,: The surplus Is s51s703. against
sJ95,s7S In 1912.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

syPREME COURT, ,couNTY OF. Erw
julius p. For, ct al. Defendant.
In pursuance OF a judgment VI foreclo,yr.
ana yale, duly made and entered In tie
els, day of February. 1914. J, the vAde-
aligned. the referee In said JudG nent nance
will sell ., public auction at the Excharto
Saesroom. Nos. 1915 Vesey Street, IN ~
Borough Of Manhattan, CITY OF New lo:A
on the 18Th day OF March. 1874. at - O'Clock
tioneer, the premises directed by cad iucs.
ment 20 BE- sold, and therein described -
follows: ALI. that certain lot. piece o.
parcel OF land. with the buildings an- IN
and being In the. Borough Of MauIaLten
City o. Sew York. and bounded anc d,.
scr!bed as follows: BEGtNNINC a q point
on the southerly side of 18th Street. i.staat
westerly from the corner formed BY the a-
tersection Of the southerly side o. itth street.
with the westerly side Of Fifth Avenue, rrn.
ming thence westerly along the sou:derlv Hits
OF 10th Street twenty-one (2D fees: tEsiS-
southerly parallel with Fifth Avenue, o-s
inches to the centre line OF the block. these.
eastsrly parallel with 10th Street rSen.
one CID rect: and thence nortAer,y again
parallel with Fifth Avenue one hundred ant
southerly side OF ltth street 20 the po!Et G.
place " beginning The easter'y auc v,s'
cry walls OF the building upon saia Preilf''
being party walls
ALEXANDER pFEIFTEN, Referce
HOWARD EASBSOJCk. Attorney To- y 49,
tin. CO Wall street, New York CT
The following :. diagram OF tho p-1-
er:y 10 be sold: It's Stree; number Is l. N',s
N@s, Iith
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley. pure food expert. received q second
son this snorning. The baby weighs ten
pounds and will be named John Preston.
Or. W'ley's hrst son. Harvey. Jr.. will be-
. years old In May DR. Wiley was mar
r'ed shout the middle Of the Tsft ADMIN.
istrasaon. de y now In Ais ssvsatieth
yeAN |. - -
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fhs approximate amount %: sic ..e. .-
charge, 70 satisfy which the a1oy.-Ls. s-.g.
properly IL to be sold - Ss2.5st %. Wis.
teres; thereon from the Goth O., o. 30.
.uary. 1914 together with the costs arc allow
..Ace amounting to sG-7.sV. WI.'i .U...t.
from February 81, 1919, together vi.A a.. So
persss OF ;he sL!e The dpprOE!ruA., a'gu..
o: ;ne taxes. assessnIsntA ana Nate- .a.'
o o:ht- Hens which are to BE above. ..
The purchaser ogs OF the purchat~ rnula.
o.. PAID by the referee Is sci.si md iu.Crtt
Dated. New York. FrhrLacy .ith. l@!.
ALLNANDEE HkLlkl-l-E o.
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for slaughter with the exceptions Of . fsw
1910 per 100 lbs. Country dressed hogs
firm al p6fl2isc per ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

Par vI--Befors smith. ,. Case un-
Psr,. v,r.-s.sor. Ransom. ). o.s' un-
Part vrII.---Bsfors Lynch; j.. cn:sr
H. c"T i've w. y Sir sent aaa 'F Sfi f ;or Trial.
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Triai Term---Dsy calen-
Sci sssn r e. Part ,K iiPDse,.Is 'i Par. Iy
x:na.ai PA, ViI VII. .ss, .SSi. c ssi:.
s : ;s ss. sss i ,sss i iss isss
;ss: os s s. s. ;s highest number
6 81. 81 81; s.' s ST., a s:.s
county couS,mcivil e.i:ndss-sefcMI.
iSly NO.. f ssi e sss .A :., s'''' without
opens a, 10 A. NJ Maria Droh.r. aeer,.on:
lam ]. coi,ins. receiving; Charlie. s,.dn,
n.1nS4a sis sH1 GRAM. aTS'ny sns
sers. rseeivins: Michael z.nnf,,i bsr a,.rs
fes assault. frank Num- M.nSF]iy; grand s,., ls =;
sell cocaine; Otto Beck. Charles Comosn
assault
wick s' alas Frank Martin. Emil Il xrovek. Wal.
ter Hroyck, assault. Charles Haaa 5ieamy; ;
Morris kaplsn; burglary and petit is rsoy:
sssssS Mani. 5s5.. Striving s.%ss, ,SS:
name sadie Grant. grand larceny.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court---Trisl Term. Part l.
Before Gsrretson. J. Part II--Befors Benz
dict. J. The attention of the bar Is respect
, fully called to rules and OF the calendar
bers or causes--B Bank OF Long Island vs..
k ksT1 ns Of C. mS pa:.s sa' TO .reS ars
Highest number reached on the general
county cour.--criminai Term--Besore
Humphrey. !. Assistant District Attorneys
z ehH,Ts cran ,cSn Wssss sns preyfe1i
iIi5J. Ronteltap " Hssseib.rs.
Referees Appointed.
supreme court--By Justice CohaiAn.-
Matter Of Gowsn, Edwin NJ. Wight; Will
vs. Meyers. James J. Golden; Furnald vs.
Donohus. Jr.. Martin J. Keosh. IT.; Matter
~ m Ju.iiss sIJurmc nj ssrne Construction
Company We. Yale Realty Company. PhinsaS
LeWinson; German Savings Bank Va sonn.
HAIRY G. FromberS; Matter OF CONT
| BY Justice Gavesan-Powsr w. Meorsns.
BY Justice oisserich-Bohiand . Aihi.r
Construction Company va Phillips. Percivai
Realty Company. Frederiek c. 'Gisddsn;
Beams VS.. Weiss William l.. Bowman
Receivers Appoiatea.
supreme court-.By Justice Bi,ur--Joseph
Fritz VS.; Leopold d. shea. Henry A. Fried
man; Margaret l.. Brandreth VS. Hayman
wallach. Frederick l. Lockman {: cases.
BY Justice Cohsisn-Msnhs,.sn savings
u N.sh lac
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Hotel
Chelsea

ocs-psrns ena.e block Of ocean front. IL.
the fashionable CAssea session. s50 b.s
chambers with private e.,As tres, ana s.,
Wdtef). crcheStrs, Gaze. gran. etc Fr,rch
tnels cor privilege Autos meet train,
so9E,'I Open al! year. J, Il. THOMPSON
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Of tho anti trust law IN Oklahoma, South
Dakota and North Carolina Mr.. Wick
ersham continued
There Is exhibited In the legislation
OF Kentucky. California, Illinois, Indiana.
Wyoming. North Carolina, Oklahoma.
South Dakota and Colorado a recognition
expressed In legislative enactment of tho
fact that general drastic provisions OF
law assuming to prohibit absolutely every
form OF agreement which may directly or
Indirectly restrict competition Is not In
tho public Interest, accomplishes more
harm than good and results in hampering
and not In llberating trade and COM
merce
Two ways Contrastea.
If therefore, as President Wilson says,
the legislation now to be enacted Is to
give expression to the best business
Judgment OF America must II not con-
form to judgment which has found ex-
preston In the legislation OF 30 many
States rather than to the academic idea
that trade and commerce can be liber-
ated and business honor. freedom and
prosperity secured by putting upon the
statute books OF the nation provisions of
law which the experience OF dozen OF
more States OF the Union has shown are
unenforceabie and contrary to the public
interest and by repeating construction
put by the courts upon the national law
which has made 1t an effective instru-
ment to reach the evils which produced
it's enactment without unduly interfering
with the legitimate business of the coun-
try?'
Mr.. wickcrsham gave a guarded ap-
prevail TO the proposition to form q Fed
eral commission to assist the courts In
administering the Sherman law. He said:
AS TO existing combin atoms, the proc
esses OF the Federal equity courts and the
responsibility OF the Attorney { General
should be supplemented by some properly
constituted administrative body to which
the problem of readjustment may he sub
mltted by the courts, by the Attorney
General or by the parties with the power
or the duty in that commission TO SO dis
integrate or roadjust tho combination as
to create lawful. normal competitive con-
dtions
should Re Controlled.
but this commission should not be left
to exercise an uncontrolled discretion re-
specting such dissoiutions. Congress
should declare the principles by which 1t
should be guided 1t should he required
to accomplish tho result with as little
injury as possible to the interests Of the
general public and with a proper regard
OF the interests OF private property"
In conclusion Mr.. wckersham said:
THE time II ripe for effective action.
Congress should be left in no doubt as to
what the business world regards as safe
and sane legislation for its future guidance.
The President has paid public tribute to
tho spirit pervsding the business world
to-day. He has indicated the lines which
have seemed TO him those upon which
legislation should move.
But the controlling motive he has ex-
pressed is a desire TO give expression
to the best business judgment OF America
II that judgment shall condemn some OF
the measures proposed in Congress to
give 1t expression there Is no reason TO
assume that either Congress or the Presi-
dent would fail to heed its voice But
expression and action are imperatively
demanded now"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
Sworn TO before me
ruary, lslt
JAS. =, WILLIAMS,

Notary Public,
New York Count No. @oSs
New York Hcgitgtr NJ. sJ7o.
(Notari.l se..lJ
apa the FOLLOW .as resolutions "e:s 80.
Ipou aoopted.
WHEREAS tae togegohI petite. '-t.
the Third Avenue RAILWAY COMPANY CO.
February ., 1914, was presented 70 the ~ %
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lag held February 4, l.l-.
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which citizens shall be cUtlt .oG TO spg'A
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RESOLVED. that tho Sc ,.etSTJ IS are
90 cause such petition and these -rso.
10 be pubiishs0 Tor L. lsus, f"l-;eeN
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