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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25
Operations Conducted i'm vi
OlatiOn of the Sherman
Antitrust Law
IMPORTANT DECISION
IN THE u. S. COURT
Opportunity Granted the Defendant to
Submit Plans to Meet the Terms of
the Law-Appeal May Be Taken to
the Supreme Court.

BUFFALO, Aug. %. - The Eastman
Kodak company of Rochester is a mo-
nopoly in restraint of trade in violation
of the Sherman antitrust law, accord
ing to a decision handed down here late
yesterday by Judge John X. Hazel of
the United States district court.
The decision grants the defendant
company an opportunity to present
plan "for the abrogation of the illegal
monopoly on the first day of the No
yember term.
Judge Hazel stated that while it ap-
peared that no irremediable hardship
would result from a separation of the
present business into two or more com
panies, it was not at this time intended
to Indicate either dissolution, divi-
sion or reorganization.
1t no doubt is possible, he said, that
an adequate measure of relief might
result from enjoining the unfair prae-
tees or the terms of sales agreements
and from separation of the business;
but the defendants should have an op.
portunity to present to the court on the
first day of the 1915 November term a
plan for the abrogation of the illegal
monopoly, or if an appeal is taken tC
the supreme court, and this decision is
affirmed, such plan is to be presented
within go days from the filing of the
mandate.
The opinion reviewed the acquisition
Of the control of raw paper and OF
competing companies and stated tina
it was difficult to avoid the conclusion
that these acts were for the purpose o.
suppressing competition.
IL was pointed out that in nearlI
aVeru ba ron
tanned covenants prohibiting the officer
of the acquired concerns from re-en
tering the business for periods ranging
from 8 to IS years.
Judge Hazel dismissed the govern
ment's claim that contracts for tn
manufacture Of motion picture film
entered into between the defendant
and the Motion Picture Patents con
pany We're violations of the statute.
The court quoted the profits fo
which, amounted to 81 !, 1913 ,s5I p
on sales of $24, 7G3 ,407.65, as showin
the large disproportion between til
cost of manufacture and the prices pal
by the consumer.
It is undisputed, the court held, this
the Eastman company controlled a.
proximately between rs per cent an
so per cent of the entire trade.
In conclusion Judge Hazel stated tn;
there is marked dissimilarity betwee
the acts disclosed and those disclose
in the United Shoe Machinery and II
Keystone watch cases, which were d
eided in favor of the defendants.
The bin was filed June 8, 191
against the Eastman Kodak compar
Of New Jersey, Eastman Kodak cor
pany of New York, George Eastma
Henry A. Strong, Walter s. Hubbi
and Frank s. Noble, all of RochestC
There are heaps of folks that most
us know who give every evidence tn
they were truants when children.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

ed by continuous insults, kills her hus.
band after he had beaten her child with
a dog whip. The wife s Justification.
the efforts to shield her and the wav in
which she eventually escapes the conse-
quenees of her act, furnish the action
of the play. Miss Adelaide French.
who is well known for her performances
in Madam X, The Third Degree and
other plays, will portray the wife, a
role of exacting emotionalism. 1t is
said that there is scarcely a moment
when the woman is not in the center
of the stage, and always in a position
that calls for the exhibition of menta
stress.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

me continually. L
tried doctors and all
kin d s of medicine
for several y e a RS
but was not cured
until l took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. /
hope my testimonial
will help other suf-
fering WON en- to
try your wonderful
medicine. " Mrs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

The Law of the Land, q melodr1 INA
by George Broadhurst that recently end
ed long run at the 4Sth street thea
tire, New York. city viii be presented
in the Auditorium Saturday afternoon
and evening.
The play is described as frank melo-
drama with not one punch, but Il veri-
table fusilade of them. 1t is further
said that Mr. Broadhurst has taken the
principal emotions of love, Jealousy
hatred and revenge and with them
worked out problem that. keeps the
audience guessing what the answer will
be.
The story is of : woman who, goad
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25
Perhaps.

Mr.. Gotham see the smallest cows
in the world are found III the Samoan
Islands The average weight does not
exceed $50 pounds. They are about the
size of merino sheep.
Mrs Gotham-Do you suppose, dear,
that is where they get the condensed
milk?-Yonkers Statesman.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

You Il never fail to find people who
will argue the other side, no matter what
the subject
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25
WOMAN WANTS
TO HELP OTHERS
ByTelling Howl Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Miami, Okla. -"I had f em male
trouble and weakness that annoyed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

Love is all right when it ism t mis-
named.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-25

There are heaps of folks that most OF
us know who give every evidence that
they were truants when children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
THAW WINS
Appellate Court Declines to Interior.
With Plan to Have Sanity
Trial by Jury.

NEW YORK. May 14.-The appel
late division OF the supreme court de
cided today that II would not inter
fere with the plan to have Harry X.
Thaw's mental status placed before a
jury for determination.
The court dismissed the prohibitory
writ which. II sustained. would have
enjoined the supreme court from sub
hitting the case TO a jury next Mon
day.
Supreme Court Justice Hendrick.
who decided to have a jury pass upon
Thaw's mental state. was authorized
by the appellate division to proceed
as II the prohibitory writ. dismissed
to-day. had not been issued. The ap-
pellate division ruled that II Justice
Hendrick erred in granting a Jury
trial. the question could then be decid-
ed on appeal. but not by means o. a
writ OF prohibition.
In deciding to grant Thaw's petition
for a jury determination OF his sanity
Justice Hendrick set May Il as the
date for the proceedings. II was as
sumed to-day that they would begin
then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
MA KE CLEANUP
Charleston officials Work With State
ofieiais, and 6ootleggers
Are Run Out.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May IA
West Virginia. for the time being at
least. is rid OF the most notorious gang
OF bootleggers in the State. They
were located in Charleston. and from
last July up to less than a week ago
piled their trade despite the frequent
srrest of their hirelings and the even
more frequent confiscation OF their
shipments OF liquors. but they at last
have acknowledged defeat. have con
fessed to their misdoings and confided
TO officials that ii didn't pay
Confessions obtained from two OF
the leaders in this business set forth
that the frequent confiscations OF their
shipments made the cost OF liquors
which they did manage TO smuggle
in so high that there was no profit
in selling IL. Since the election OF
Mayor George Z. Breeze and the ap
pointment of n new police chief and
officers the combined forces OF the
state and city have made IL almost
impossible to get the liquor into the
city.
For a long time Il had been main.
tanned by the department OF prohib.
ition that there was more bootlegging
in Charleston than in all the other
cities in the state. and while frequent
arrests and considerations were made
these seemed to have no effect. Yet
kept up IL did have its effect in the
Tong run" and when the city police
gave their full support b. the state
II was all over with the bootleggers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
BRITISH INTERN
ALL ALIENS
POLICE SPEND BUSY DAY GATH
ERiNc SUBJECTS OF AL
HOSTILE COUNTRIES
And Sending Them TO Concentration
Camps-loeated Without
Diricuity.

LONDON. May IL il:35e. m.-The
police throughout the country have
been busy all day gathering subjects
% hostile countries Of a military age
and dispatching them to concentration
camps Many hundreds voluntarily
surrendered and were sent OF in
patches. 500 going 10 South End TO be
placed aboard steamers which have
been fitted up for the purpose. The
only difficulty the authorities are
faced with r. that OF finding room. as
the suddenness with which the gov.
eminent came 20 its decision follow.
ing the riots gave no time TO prepare
new camps.
AS all subjects Of enemy countries
have been registered since the com
mencement OF the war and have been
compelled to report periodically "a
the police. there Is no difficulty In 10
eating them. Some. however. with
large businesses must be given time
TO arrange their affairs. In most
cases the business has been trans,
ferred TO Britishers or neutrals. bit
some alien business men closed their
premises Immediately. One result OF
this was felt In the East End of Lon
don. where the majority of the small
bakers are Germans. the people this
morning finding themselves deprived
OF their usual supplies.
A greater task will be that OF ar
ranging for the repatriation OF women
and children and men over the mill
tary age. Many OF the later have re-
sided in England a lifetime and have
no other homes and are pleading as an
alternative 10 be- interned with the
younger men. Illness thus far has
proven the only excuse accepted by
the authorities for relaxation in the
orders. but IL is believed that leniency
will be shown hose who have been
residents OF this country for a long
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
FAIR WRESTLING
Manager Of zbyszko Upholds Actions
OF Big Pole-Wou1d Post Forfeit
for Clean Bout

T. Kowaiski. manager Of wladcrs
Lhyszko, Taid concerning tho wrestlin~
match last evening: II DO not thiuH
tho decision Of the referee was right
] do not think that WladesE was h.
blame. lie has a reputation that must
BE upheld. and Boo ioslug the decision 10
Lewis last evening it leaves stain on
MS FORMER performance. To show that
I am confident OF his wrestling fair D
will post forfeit ~ 5000 or gb00 fhaf
he viii start no rough work. M Lows
VII poet q Ike sum iu the hands OF
some reputable citizen T will nErea f1
cancel any match on my present hoot 3D.
luga and return here % meet him again.
Lby Ufo e. now booked aolid until Iure
]. but IN order 20 meet Lewis Z will
cancel a match that has been arranged
FOR the latter part OF this month rr1
come here on the above mentioned
terms-
Lewis Statement
Aftfr The decision OF tho referee
aWnrdinr the match 20 Lewis fha
stranrler' eteppcd to tho roper ard
saids lu all the matches fu which d
have participated 7 have never f1nfad
any man and have always tried o. v.sf.
clean. a man ran stand fuat en much
~ thir Kind ~ work howcvrr. nnd Ir r.
has AM red blood fn hia veins ha e.ffI
come back ae 7 dld"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
SMOKER AT VANCE
Annual Affair Owen Last Might NJ
Mems Bible Glass Proves
Highly Entertaining.

The smoker and social entertainment
hcld by the members OF the Mems Bible
Slasa OF the Vance Memorial Presbyter-
ien CHURCH a. Woodsdale. last evening In
the basement Of the church. was well
attended. Mr.. Alfred PAUL. teacher Of
the class. presided as chairman. Special
music was rendered by the mems orches-
IRA OF the class and by a quartette com
posed OF Messrs. Jasper baum. Lee
swift. Harold Campbell and Mr. Brand
Ihe principal address Of the evening
was delivered BY Mr.. Harry DunIap.
tea.her 90 the Emery Mems Bible class
or the Emery NJ. p. church. 81 pIttr-
burgh. His theme was What Men Can
DO Tor the Church and Through the
church. AR. Dunlap also told 81 the
~ st work being scomphshed b. the
Enefy Bible class ~ Pittsburgh. whoch
mas en- enrolment or 1000 mem beru and
Az average Attendance every Sunday on
DetWren 800 and 500 men. The conclud-
inE cddrcse was delivered b. Rev D. M
Potter pastor ~ The church. who SPOKE
on the Idea ~ Making our Reffei0n
Count In our Daily iife." The announce
mcut Do regard Co the future meetings
~ the class was made BY the PRESIDENT
Iran RYDER AZ the conclusion OF the
speaking. delightful refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

Some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach.
liver and Intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils. which exert a cleansing.
soothing and purifying action upon the
lower bowels removing the obstruC-
lions of poisonous focal matter and
gases and preventing their absorption
by the blood This done. the food is
allowed free passage from the stom-
ach. fermentation ceases and stomach
troubles quickly disappear
George H Mayr. for twenty years a
leading Chicago druggist cured him
self and many ~ hls friends Of stom-
aCh. liver and intestinal troubles Of
years standing b. this treatment. and
20 successful was the remedy be- ue-
vised that 90 has since been placed In
the hands Of druggists an over the
country. Who have sold thousands Of
bottles.
Though absolutely harmless. the e.
feet ~ the medicine is sufficient 10
convince any one OF its remarkable ef.
fectiveness. and within % hours the
sufferer feels ike new person Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is sold b. leading
druggists cNeryW here with the positive
understanding that your money will
Do refunded without question or quib-
Die n ONE bottle fails 10 give you al.
solute satisfaction ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
MEDICOS ELECT
West Va. State Medical Association
Ends Convention With EIee-
ton and Banquet
Special Dispatch to tn. Intelligence.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteliirenc-r.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. MAY IA
Al the closing executive session OF the
West Virginia State Medical associa.
uon which has been in convention
here since Wednesday. A Z. Butt. OF
Davis. was elected president. Wheel.
ing was chosen as the convention city
for 1916. The Wheeling meeting will
be held in May.
Other officers elected at the meet.
ings this morning are:
A. s. Bosworth. Elkins. nrst vice
president
@. c. Scheduled. Charleston. sec.
ond vice-president
S. p. lawson. Logan. third vice.
president
J. Howard Henderson. NARROW. sec.
rotary.
II. C. Nicholson. Charleston. treas
urer.
J. r. Bloss. Huntington. editor CT
the Association magazine.
Make a Change.
In accordance with the recent re-
.districting OF the state by the legis-
lature, a corresponding change was
made in the medical districting OF the
state.
Councillors. two OF whom are elect.
ed from each district, are:
First DISTRICT. w. Mcdonald,
lFairmont, and II. r. johnson. Fair
mont
Second district-T. X. Oates. Mar.
tinsburg. and J. w. Daniels. Elkins.
Third district-C. r. Ogden. Clarks-
bugr. and l.. NJ Morrison, Sutton.
Fourth DISTRICT. +. RAIDER. Hunt
ington. and @. ID. LETTERS. Parkers burg
Fifth district-Wade ST. Clair
Bluefield. and Z. F. Peters, Maybury
Sixth district-P. A. Holley, Charles
ton, and B. b. Wheeler. McKendree
John L. Dickey OF Wheeling will BE-
the delegate TO the American associ.
alton convention in 1915, and DR.
Frank lie Moyne Hupp OF Wheeling
will be the delegate in 1915 and 1917
The convention closed tonight with
banquet at the Frederick hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
SENDS CRUISER
secretary Daniels Orders New orIesn.
To ouaymss To Protect
Americans

WASHINGTON. May l4.-seeretarv
Danieis late today ordered the cruiser
New Orleans from ManzaniIlo 10
Susymas, Mexico. to Join the cruiser
hseisn In rendering any relief Dos
sIoie 70 the colony OF Americans at
lacked oy Indians IN the Yaqui valley.
10 or 20 miles inland.
UNOFFICIAL advices from Mexico star.
ed that Governor Maytorena, the villa
commander In Sonora. already had
dispatched a considerable body of
troops TO the scene. and Il IA hoped
tnat their arrival will have relieved
the colonists before the New Orleans
reaches Guaymas.
secretary Daniels said he had IN
structed Admiral Howard, Command
ing the Pacific feet. TO make an in
vesugation and report on the condi
tions In the Yaqui valley on the basis
OF the press reports that several
americans had been killed there.
Under general naval rules the rom
manders OF the Raleigh and New on
leans would not hesitate to land blue
jackets and marines at any port 10,
the protection OF Americans or otbe,
foreigners In an emergency. The sec
rotary said. however. that no order,
TOT sending an armed party INLAND
would be given by the department un
vi Admiral Howard had reported N,
necessity OF such action.
AT present the warships are sent I,
Guaymas in the expectation that an,
Americans in the interior who NAV h,
In danger will find their way TO N /,
coast where they may be taken aboart
J ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
SIDE TALKS
Poor on Four Thousand.
(By Ruth cameron.)

The conversation turned the other day
upon some once wealthy acquaintance
OF ours who bcmoan their poverty be-
cause they are Obliged to live on the
pathetic income OF $4,000 n year.
some one blamed them for not real
ling how well off they were and won
dered ~ 10 were not affcctation which
made they call the home which seems
80 pleasant and comfortable to US that
Then some one else came 70 their de-
Tense. Il don't think you can blame
give up our homes and live I'm "A tens-
ment. and yet that tenement would seem
comfortable TO some other people"
Il suppose So" said the other critic.
but In his voice was the lack of convic-
ton which admits fact but does not
sense ~.
what Makes Riches ana Poverty.
II Is indeed hard for US TO sense how
much difference the point Of view makes
IN our relation to the material things OF
life. i had an experience the other day
which made me see the effect OF this
point OF view with the lightning flash
clearness with which facts. obvious and
yet fully senscd. sometimes appear 90 US
| happened TO ride in town with my
washerw Gran. We passed n district
where there has been a good deal OF
building. The houses are all fitted with
modern improvements and are cheaply
prctcntious. but they are shoddily built
and Of monotonous sameness which Is
'Its too bad they've built that place
up like this" I said. meaning the shod-
diness and cheap sameness.
The Washerwoman Thinks They Are
Too Grand
1T Is indeed" said my washerwoman
when there's so many poor people
needing homes near town and can't af-
ford to pay the rent they'll ask for
these"
Doubtless my standard Of living, what
am contented with. II as surprising to
my wealthy neighbors.
For so IL goes.
OF course ! do not contend that that
makes ~ any fairer that some folks
should have more Injuries than thtV
days without getting enough TO eat and
a clean place 60 sleep.
l only advance This a. . Qualification
Of the fact that wealthy people are no
more content than you or I.
LUXURY and necessity arc words which
everyone translates differently accord
ing 10 his standards OF living.
a necessity Is anything you have
always had.
a luxury IS something better than the
things you are accustomed to.
The Poor Rich Folks.
In way rich people are 20 be pitied
because the range Of luNuries possible
for them Is pathetically small. And
then the number Of necessities which
they can lose Is dangerously large. The
greatest material tragedy Is 10 have
always had money and then lose a.
While the greatest material source Of
happiness must be 10 suddenly come into
money.
For * isn't what VIC have. but what
we gain. that makes US happy; not what
We lack, but what we lose. that makes
RUTH CAMERON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
VILLA TROOPS ARRIVE
TO AID THE AMERICANS

NOGALES. Mex. May 14.--General
Sosa. with 400 villa troops arrived to-
day at Esperanza. where a small Am
erican colony has been in battle with
Yaqui Indians. The Indians are en-
RACED because the Mexican factions
have failed to redeem a promise to re-
turn TO them land in tho Yaqui river
valley.
Advices today said that William
Stocker. previously reported killed
was wouned. having lost an arm IN
the fighting
2. o. Stockers appears TO have been
wounded. also. The American dead.
according 20 these reports. total three
villa authorities here were informed
tonight that American owners Of
the Yaqui Valley land about Esperan-
"a had asked the Washington govern
ment 90 order a landing party from
one Of the American warships on the
Mexican coast 20 20 10 the aid OF the
American colonists Colonel Do ia
VEGA. Maytorena's chief OF stan. com
monting on this. declared that permits.
sion would not be granted for men to
land from warships
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
"GYM" EXHIBIT
Atnieue Glasses at z. W. G. A Enter
tain Large Audience with
Drills and Games.

one OF the most enjoyable events Riven
- ~. te loung Women's Christian Asso-
Slauon, was demons rfation Iast nIgb.
before a large audience In the eymna-
STUN; me work OF the gym classea
SS,,sltly showed the excellent coaching OF
bliss Greenwood. the physical director
INC mutual march featuring all OF the
S.,-.ssS showed the 200 or more stu.
dents IN their respective deDarfmenfs
ms march showed how large the asso-
c,dtlnn really -. Good form was dis.
prayed by the advanced classes OF the
association. Featuring the high iunp
inc apparatus work could be considersd
OF the best %
What was considered the finest exbi-
1ltlon OF All was the Swedish wcavine
uahce. The executions in this were
al';ost perfect, and the juniors will have
70 Dc gwen credit a close observer OF
the demonstration said that evervthins.
va uSne Wen and each participant ac-
Quilted herself like a veteran. one think
that drew forth much comment was 80
orlslhshty or dress. and the national
cos TUNES worn by the perforrners In
their respective parts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
INTERESTING DEBATE
At BETHANY LAST NIGHT

srccial nfguatch 90 the fn-rrt-ancer.
BETHANY. May 14-Hethauv col
lege won On the Joint debate This even.
Ing with Marietta tOhioJ college. The
subject debated was. Resolved. that
the best way for the United states 20
preserve peace is TO prepare for war. b
Bethany had the NEGATIVE side. which
was represented by John r.. Lewis and
w. 70 Sharrat. p. q. EhrarIy and Ia
8. Cole spoke for Marietta
Prof p leo Perry OF BETHANY. rrc.
sided Q E Taylor. George Boak and
John n Rennard. of Wheeling were
tho judges The affair waa held I'M tho
chapel OF the Institution. a large AN.
dlouco attended