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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
SILVER FOX RAISING ~ AN
EXPENSIVE INVESTMENT

Just because q foxskin Is worth
$1,000 to $500 do not run away with
the idea that IL is all profit. says the
Carson City Appeal. A year ago Char
ley Lewis and Dick kirman started n
fox farm near Lake Tahoe. A number
of foxes were imported from Canada
and all promised well.
During last winter two of the ami
mails escaped. each being valued at
81 800. Then a couple of the pup died
last summer and recently six more
foxes were started west. On the way
west two dogs In the batch died, and
as the express company would only
insure them for $50 each the loss can
be calculated without any serious
mental strain.
That kirman and Lewis are not dis
couraged Is evidenced when they
started Bill Lewis east again TO gather
up a couple OF dog foxes to replenish
the loss.
II took the frst year to get onto tie
curves that go with the business and
II Is figured thai II will be at least
two more years before the farm Is on
a paying basis. The demand for the
fur Is ever increasing and the prices
soar each yea AZ high as $4,000 has
been paid for one select silver foxskin
and Charles Lewis has one running In
the pens that viii reach the top notch.
so he says.
II sounds like "a fascinating game
with the prices quoted. but one loss
such a. that sustained by the Nevada
v~enturers would set most Of them back
a notch where the ladies would be a
long time without trimmings.
OCTOBER NEVADA CROPS
ARE REPORTED IMPROVED
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
REPAIRS ABOUT COMPLETED
N NELs1w JACKET Tt>NEi.

The work of retimbertng and reltn-
ing the yellow Jacket tunnel. near
Gold Hill, will be completed within
four or i've days. according To a state
ment made by Mr.. Ardery. All tim.
boring has been lone In the tunnel
itself. one portal has been finished and
the workmeu are now building the
second portal.
A new scheme has been put into
practice in lining the tunnel. Instead
of covering all the timber with tin or
iron the metal work consists OF heavy
galvanized sheeting about five feet in
width on the upper and center of tae
tunnel and extending throughout Its
length. A fiange drops from each
edge of the sheeting and will thus de-
fleet any sparks to the floor of the tun-
| mel. where they can do no harm. should
a fire start under the metal sheeting IL
will not be beyond reach of q stream
of water. as IL The rase where a tunnel
| Is fully lined with metal. As an added
protection "A water main has been ex-
| tended to within nifty feet Of one of the
| portals. thus giving an available sup
ply of water shoui nre ever again &C
| cur in this tunnel.
HmpnboIdt River Water users Orgnnise
The organization OF the water users
| of the Humboldt river system has been
completed with the election of the fol-
lowing officers by the Battle Mountain
| section OF the association: President.
George Southwark: vice-presldent.
George Russell Jr., directors. X. L.
| MAYER. }. n. white and Albert Kent.
secretary and treasurer, w. r. Licking.
Notice of the few remaining contests
not eliminated by the formation of the
orga nization were sent out from the
| office OF the state engineer.
santa re Controls RuiIfrog RaiIroad
Control of transportation In south
western Nevada has passed from the
Salt Lake railroad to the Santa Fe. ac-
cording to reports from Tonopah.
| which say that the Tonopah d Tide
water road has purchased the Central
Bulifrog -Goldheld railroad with the
latter ~company's terminals.
The purchase gives the Tonopah DC
| Underwater control of the seventy-nve
miles of track leading south from Gold
feid and formerly connecting with the
| Salt Lake route at Beatty. Tins Tono-
| pah & Tidewater connects with the
Santa Fe road at Ludlow. Cal. and
close traffic associations are main
tanned by the two companies.
sR. Z. Bacr. president Of the Pacific
Coast Borax Company and also presi-
lent OF the Tonopah & Tidewater rail.
road. has been elected president Of the
Central Builfrog line. The purchase
was made from New York capitalists
| who obtained control of the short line
about ok months ago. They tired OF
their bargain. according to reports. and
threatened to junk the road and ds-
continue service.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
OCTOBER NEVADA CROPS
ARE REPORTED IMPROVED

Through the montn of October good,
s~easonahie weather. prevailed through
out Nevada and crops were favor
ably affected. The preliminary report
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
WAGES FOR STOCK HANDS
INCREASED By 80 y CENT

According to statistics complied in
the Office Of Frank W. Ingram. COM
missioner of labor for Nevada. the ay-
erage wages paid approximately 1900
men employed in the state has in
creased so per cent during the 1915-20
period. II is shown also that the ay-
erage of working hours per day for
the men engaged in these industries
has decreased from 80 to % hours.
During tbs period covered BY the
statistics the average monthly wage
of about 2.5O0 general laborers In the
industry under consideration has in
creased from s5l.s9 TO s7s.i6-more
than so per cent. The daily wage OF
these men shows a raise from s1.?s to
sass.
The largest relative increase of any
one class OF iaborers In the livestock
industry has been received by the
sheepherders. of whom about $50 are
employed in the state. In 1917 their
average daily wage was Si.95. In 1920
their average daily compensation. ac-
cording to available reports. vas $3.50.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31

The latest date In the serial of post
ponements In the hearing of the mo-
ton to ouash the In the case
brought to annui the divorce granted
Mary Pickford In Minden last March
Is November -. After much delay the
matter was finally set for November 8.
rhat date was unsatisfactory to Judge
Langan and a change to November 10
was made. Now GAVIN McNab say he
has n case that will last several days
which Is set for trial On that date and
"a Is agreed by all parties concerned
that the motion Will be heard Soyem-
her 81
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
ESTABLISH CHEMICAL PLANT
~ CITY OF WINNENI,tA

The silver state Chemical Company
which Is to establish a chemical plant
in Winnemucca. is now preparing for
the installation of the first unit of the
enterprise. says the Humboldt Star.
Having had the title perfected To a
large tract OF land located along the
e%rossoyer track from the southern Ia
cifc to the Western Pacific railway, on
the east side OF the city. grading is to
start during the next few days. The
land has been stakcd and men are now
moving the s~agebrush. 1t is the IN
tention of the management to start the
erection of buildings for an ore-leach-
ing plant in a short time. Later lime
kilns and acid plants will be erected.
The teaching plant will be for the re-
of silver-lead and zinc ores
and will have a capacity of ~thirty-hye
tors a day. In handling the ores men,
toned, besides removing the precious
metal contents. the lead n zinc will
be reduced TO a chloride and oxide. TO
be used in the manufacture of paints
and other commercial products. Gin
nabar, or quicksilver ore. is also to be
reduced In the teaching plant. The
of cinnabar ore will be YER
red Ca pigment) and m%ereurial
nitrate. The ore to be worked in the
plant Is to come from silver-lead mines
in the vicinity and the cinnabar ore
from a mine near NcDermitt.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
PROPOSED RAILROAD WILL
MAKE CONTACT SECOND ELY

With 20. 900. 900 tons Of ore available
fer shipping. with aighty-hve miles
of a richly m~ineralized zone to be de-
yeloped. with in excess of $4,000 feet
of underground work actually finished
in the district. Contact. a little-known
town in E1ko county. seems destined
to be a second Fly within two years.
says the EIko Free Press. Transpor-
tation is all that keeps Contact from
being a city OF 5000 people. n steps
are now being taken to procure the
necessary funds to build the proposed
railroad from Rogerson. Idaho, to Eiko
county.
The money will be raised n the en-
thusiasm OF the Contact people Is such
that they themselves have subscribed
half of the money allotted to Elko
county. With Wells aiding Contact.
s35, 900 of the 10000 to be raised In
Elko county Is assure ed. and win Falls
has raised the s45e.oo0 that is to be
subscribed by the Idaho people.
Seventy miles of the railroad from
Idaho to Elko county would be built
in Elko county. The proposed road.
assessed at the same valuation as that
made for the Nevada Northern. would
be worth s2t17t a mile and In two
years would pay In taxes 10 Elko
county $4,000 a year on the bullion
and property taN. This does not In
elude the taxes that would be paid
into the state treasury.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31
BRIEF NEWS OF THE STATE
FROM LOCAL EXCHANGES

of Yields shows that with the excep-
ton of spring wheat all crops are de-
cided1y more productive this year than
last. Except in the Lovelocls district
Yields are about as good as usual. The
production OF ali wheat in NeVada IS
about 81 per cent of last year. Oats
arc 81 per cent more plentiful than last
year and barley is about 8 per cent.
Potato prospects exceed last years
production by 10 per cent. while the
hay crop. as estimated last month, is
about Is per cent greater.
Pasture continues much better than
last year. Alfalfa seed is reported
from a smaller acreage than last year.
The production in the state. with a
yield of five bushels per acre. is esti-
mated at I,06o bushels.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-31

A North Dakota Gov recently ate sew
eral sticks OF dynamite lying along
side a railroad track-and in o few
hours beef went UP.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
BARNETT AhO
HIS BRIDE HAVE
DISAPPEARED
Auto 'Whisks Them Away at
Daybreak Friday.
TO REMAIN SECLU0E D
Petition Filed for Allowance
Of $500 Monthly,


rofITrNrLi'f' hA"H' w.
tsr.,sg) Jackson barnett. millionaire
~ ,,. ,,,d. bny, a.npp.ared
"i'''' ' - ... 4,
They hfe ~i' " "
Nrn,r romrr, county" A. d',b''"t VIZ
dsy an automobile Nhssed them away
" W. -. u.v nav. been
NON 'n' "'"' "' -, r.,
TDins under po'ee 'urV'h"""' '
attorneys say they are IN the eoun'r
.,a ru, ,er,,n ia .tc.u.!oa Indefinite
~ -" ,,".,, ,,,v,,.s where
~ Tn' a''o'n'f' f'"s WY 49, .,,.
tho ihd'an and his pf'oe A'e' '''
~ ,en anything which ~oi!i s'ss .
IT,. ;. ,h.,, uh.,cstou,s
II Tho : NOV. i .la 70 :. =. be. , ..s.,,' ss,,.
saa," ., va se,,o" ~ hs su,ra,,n. can oI,or-
nv, , :, 80 u.n,x.,,. And ,o avoid possible
~..,a,,. g., ,hs rus,d,sn.s sr,nu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27


"in thu srilns of 1915 applied for
service In the y a g. \ foJ The reason
ihsl my wife sni | could NOT live In
,c~o aud f'lt separation AS beet
both for us and our son. Before trit
tried 10 .nlis, IN the army snh shs
had Iei, ms sevsrsl tlmes. because she
aid No with ne was uHsndurshie.
"ou Nov II. i5is. ! met Maaeiinr
bdin With her mother ami sister. plH"-
ing flower. on the graves IN the im"rl-
cAn esnsisfy In sutcsnss. Fur ten
months our irisndship grew. I came 20
love the whole family. May /, 1919,
shen ! was notified my hotel Has 20
bo closed. went 10 their bone 20
bostd. ana there was taken into the
most beau,ifu, family hfc hav, ever
seen Tho eouras. With witch they
met misfoftuaes and their s~e.,ress TO
rssh other made their home 90 pleas.
ant that the months ! remained there
1eru tho happies, of my ilfe.
1T ives not un,il I WAS ordered home
,hs, Msdsllne shd I realize ho~ much
wc loved each other.
Before that had heen tiE
brother In tho family. our relations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

were % Innocent had wilton back 20
uHe Kansas rly star an account 81
lhs lie " the itenFh homo IN which /
ly.i. From that article My. shipp,y
guessed the nun long bcior. | dreamed
~ - jus, ies days before leaving
Fans received from her lst,~ nsy-
Ha u had lost my heart IN France Il
would 10 all rIgtt, md rhe would Ia q
',pcF' sb"u, II. irit owed II 90 hsr 10
ON. home AMI rtrtlEh,on things out.
His wNs struck Him.
Madeline never ,1cd 20 break up
ny aone Her efforts always Wcfe 70
tho other dit,cuon ~ that ,im. tac
told mo 'tSt whst"vcr became of her /
must DO inyefull duty % my legal vis
and thild. ! returned 10 America Tor
hat purpose
M's Shippcy met me In New York
hri immediately the unhappy spirit
which made our home ~ unhappy
before arnt ovsrscas asserted itsvif.
She accused rn- Of having come hone
reluctantly. tried TO assure her tina (
WIS gisd to be home. but admitted
hsd come honv with the determine :
,Gsr,inusa On eaes q. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
INVESTIGATION
Of CAT CNARcE
COMPLETE TODAY
Report viii Be Made in the
House Saturday.

iavossiGAtiea sf ayissatIoas ssaiuss
the state por1oa go pseuls AepArtu>at
nv W eosDle1sd t1a(uAt ~ = ss0est
b sSpsees1 - b. MaAa 'tsorso9 to
~ &hsUse q sSpssssaastiTss. acssra-
Ing to ee'nnitt,s msmhsst sf noon To-.
tsn R1sJl& 1kIs roseAias. !.
rom the prospsctlss ssYIy con-
r'nsicnr OF ths investigation. u 10 Ia
fcrred that the department. will he ss-
cnorsted Of blame attached TO II IA
kussells pahIica ticn. the Cat.
Governor Robertson aad o. ".
scsrey. state pardcn and raress st-
tcsrey. probably win te Iesitah 10
testify ceueerniAa the department bs-
Ffore the comsaittss when II rr-convsnes
AZ O'clock this afssrpoea, Il vAssaid
this inorBin&
The hearing of Russell occupied VIZ.
;uaiiy the Who'll. morniMg sessicn os the
committee hearing. 4 stcnosraphic
report was taken for The COMMITTEES
~ be furnished the house NJ rsp~asnta :
,iv~~. and Russell had anoshes- s'enes .
tcsstlWvsd % esss L. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

"bhCrt NoCN, t0nn..
October :sth.
Nar Marcus.
Your letter with same twenty others
came Inst nov; had finished on>
hour Of my two harV prsctice: aid the
other comes this evening". from . H.
~. ny secretary csnh~s In about IN
hour and answers . thovsaN1 lettses
end does . chapter a. two have
skttchsd out for hss On ~ AutiohoG-
raphy (pardon spsiiinsD. poNa snd
company. . hlg pvbllahf IN NsV fsgt
induced ne u write2uIp absssvtatsd
s,osy q ny ufs IT. i46se11ase publsrA.
ticn, instead st 6esht The "osMers
inieNdsd. which weuA - pua9tsAsd aft
e. my demiss snA wsuld esAtaln ios
of tbsaes unfit tor pub,leatipn dusine
ny ilfs aaa ths lils q sens sthsss.
me aAuse Or reeAlatisn bal just 4
|philssopAls Alseersatbe& ~ eeaas pscpee
and their iatlueI1rs - ~ nesJ
Ess that part I ean iaavs 70 b. ~
la.o my bsok aftsf jeiA neAsrt. -
am Aesp n NO etory 80 q eeoSss n
10 the mast laseinatin0 sGeh pseslbts:
20 write ol es,e's- ~. An1 thsa 70 b
meseaiiS M ~ ~ (0ltsa fclhs an
~lnIne b ~ - - MOI ta&iae q
eurr<lves. y00 oev.l n
Absue The osoRasesteqe, tent yeu
kasv Msaese ~ evNea tt ~ tive
ysar = Dgg1f tha4 ~ ooD1 l4esls.
hseQDao aa1 Nepov onones e11 ~
swn Neesege e)4l1N4 - Mo>9D y
l2odea. ttes + ~ I ~ - -
~ VQuo ~ ~ tgo1h - uot1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

ssnse Of iinnttlsss power fills me. sm
naver tired: everybody 10 smaf-d At
me. The neighbour are all tain Ing
shsus the marvellous change. Ono
sstehSar cav me 90 acrpss the lawn
and ashe1 his sife whst had happened.
ha/haid ! looked twenty years younger.
anA yuyt lihs the old days when ! was
the Ale nj bungalow Court. sirnply
told his vito Ia SWEET woman Of ertho-
dcx training. ytt not . blsctb that I
hsd ss0ud that which I haa ilved fos
sinee Rohsst Was taken. and that ,ifs
was glory and the future an ascend (.
~ path bSiuIaat with light. and thai
no eschhess. Poverty OF loneliness could
svAr tahA from me the great happiness
which AHw csowmsA existence for me
In time the wkese world win hear
ny story; ana the Sctentifio world will
have 10 ~ mp end sAhs notice aud bite
its finger nAlia end tsy 10 think up IN
exphnAtson; sRd ths atheists vii
hush . ioad asiHIns bray, and the or
thcdoz bisvts will ~ "Shs IL In lsagas
With ths devil; boil her IN OIL" And
,hoss thas have ears VII hear: and
thsss that Ars ready will b stirred and
thrilled end th>es nat sss IN erssi
sssruw VIII cry 't's1 ossss Her"
m longer e'seuss o. argue Or 4
nees than shila ever aAyosAy's taIk ~
thsss suhjsets. NAVE M MtU.
eAOE: NAVE NJ ABaOLtrn
P0OO9 Or nbpeRf'S ExiaTRNCE
A4D CONTINUITY o. MEMORY
40 ! mGxk eTllA NQiiE WON
6SDvk f3liNos THAN fiNf"
~ - svss -nvso = nssh. ~ks NOD
- seseshson1n9 eelossss % hss
- Qvn y -, ~ ! ~ sffwd =
- - ~ ~ ~ !. s'v' ~
~ !! . .sa.As O. ~,
( y ! ~; ~ I eeeR sse)6 NV
- esn'Beoaa rAnt - = so66lee. -
- ~ - ~ NDes a1yaesoo ~.
C1Da)R ~ {. - ~ 0ssns Wel1
~ 49, y ~ - n esll
- - = v1n1lneA fS9e6 -
s6u&net = snup' = ss1sin :,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
10UDE Ol WvMlo0
TWENTY CENTS


fr'LsA, oAia.. Feb. N.--Aasshss 10
eseAss IA the pgies d mid-curtlncnt
csuAs III, the fourth advsnce within the
past four monte. vac announced. by
a. pyAirs Oh And Gas company here
VDAAy AZ tAe oVenina Of busIassS. Ths
psioS vas pushed up Is cents TO S.A.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. reh. s7,--The
fssp rurckssins agency today an
weuncsA On advance In Pennsylvania
esv1e oil Il rs cents Q barrel. bring.
ias the price 70 E.N.
u D the tlfst postsd advance since
NJ pafchas1as agency announced they
vOut1 naf eoNtlas themss'ves 10 oil
Dsi~s aftss 1fsruh I. ~ was nct ga
peetsl b. ~ avthosttiss 10 bring nd'
Asticaal Uspp,iss 10 (he markst.
- deA't knnw iust what Ne pvoducers
sspset." mi6 the hsa1 q leading
oempasy. ''hst tksss continued ad-
vspsss sss M brlns,s6 est IN. Very
iittit has hes se,l seasp the price
essspsl y . tarr1
WICHITA pAiIs. r.s.. y.t. al
. psses q q, 5 . hsrrsi NJ lhArtbnrnett
sery1. oa ssd.s. ~ asvsnss Of 10 .
NJ auM rls L,as ssmp.ny en-.
nssnesA . Hhs sevass&
SHREVEPORT, L., ~. s,.--cAd.
u heavy eyNAs ~ ts4ae advanced 3
osats, Ne tesss sslAs Naeee v ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
STATE 0FFl
ORDERS Ban
NINE CIFh
Groctrs Receive Oanno(
Olives, Lewis SayG l
Ell RENO IS NAMED nj n
Health Officials 10 lp>o
Stocks Immediaiey

Olives believed 70 be 6naGr
hrn,sn consumption have ~ Z
% tire cities - aOhlahsna. ~
10 word received rsllby wogl
pr. 4. n Lewis. sisas haaIto Z
s,ancf =
button has hsss asSo3
Reno. Ana. MuSkesss. Tulsa
efts. ester. nastlsssili4
pad rimiIns. rhs satv6o ~
.nt cr,r to retail Uyorese ~
Wholesale hoasss " H. siem
toned.
L, var impesstkIs 70 Ieaa1
morning vt.sthss ths suvso \
ally been sHessd fee Gnia ~
az ye.. Tia sttuatlea 80
De- s>r.sus lnasInusA ~ ~ Z
s,at h'oadcssf saA sst oAfa
,sie dta'~rs vhSss ts,ayn =
b.tors actual aals. tt, ~
Imms11ats Asoleo, !. II;
D,cto, Lewis ssek iWao1 :
on ,hn lnfcsv~aiisa vhtcA -
ay .he KsnAss CRY sleleo u
sr,i bwsau cf fseA so6 60
ton, lp,rsctoe = c. .0po
di.rrictsd 10 ~ eltl>o -
Arrlsrr ID each poAee c.
ORTIZ all Erocses 10 iWGDeo ~
| md hoh hack frem - 4
beayiny the hsAnl in ~
viii taSe sam0lNs ~ sa1a e
Arsiy,s by beth staes ~
tc-uicikA st Z
chsa,',sm was - uAHe ~
In ~ EtLe - vriAay. ~
.,us~k,y ~ 4edss b v5Ge -
Iet,,s IN ~ sAsstest ~ y l.
| eoaAs1 = ~ ~ !,
Ths selvss uDoeoeooe q
~ ~ ase ~ paGeA4
Aes ~ ~ ~ eo
~ aGnoofa11uA 4. S6 3!l|
IAtsb % ~ sllsee 49, ~
taneS ptuooDs =
c;isss = : -
hea. ~ wssls 'ov1lpas 1l a;
Il shs t-uds nAsps e1ep@o4 II
Warner and oeaDpar - 60
| The Olives coatalpeo -
rs ps,~nt Ass q . olffeeeqe ~
that sGassst WhjsA vos0egoN n
sued by ~ fs6sssi hsasA r
ssvernl days -. ,.ss.i
Acute eases u pslssa1a9 -
r~psrtsd from vsstoeo M v
country rsosAtiv - : uglr
| r,pS suvss vhisA wesu ~
| sterihxsd. TAio y ~ ~
tloa 10 toeBs MT ~ 1)U1o
bssn m.ds y uo9I1emn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Five Mrky pssssa0 ep1soveo esM.
p,imsMiasy tichsts 70 Seeae6An - NV
T9day sssN whsa psul usae. ~.
vouonlAilvs u ths cus4ies Southwest
sousponv, tsck Mis ThyvA weesess.
wsW0es q aas II the Rse vsesa ~ .
~ sves ths d,y.
tnluuNe 10 saftk. uaeh balcca AA1 Z
semoA>uasnlsry tiehss V "seaadao6 at-
tosDIea Msa0 wtn tahs Min ve1a
c0poot. wsnnsv q ne sseoN1 ~. u
Goletsy aesa. whsa slvs tiSAsts a,Dl
~ - NrsVVs6. ma - sks sssn ~
aeag ~ ti1ss seesivss . cemelluAaes
" 49, y ~ aAew. III
bns1ss q teiy'. u(eeuesA - ~
CnnuAep q Csasaaen 0uMhseu1 psee.
epo6ls4of) en- avIBs1sa seaw1seeea
90 ~ 1saUuoee1 - ~ Ovogeeo111
tlgss 1nosg uouAt sstsrdAs naesbse
ft - l-fEs 'f'a fN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

The vaeiNs care, Ghssw sbevs. Otvss
ths rssrits Of tNs first TIVE ssess q
jefferson park. New Orleans. Thuss.
Gay. The results o. the third race had
just been received when the 'isw'' sr.
rived 70 ietssrupt shs prseesdlass. rhs
namso Of the winning hsrss 10 riwpsd
with . uprea marx. rersss ruanIne
second and thisd ere shswn BY Ns5res
written ever me name The rsmss
written In nsreW ere these et r.asss.
A corner In the essm. chewing ssbses
used ny ths alleged bsskmstsrs. }. n.
Wright, assistant county attorney.
aad cMud Tyler. deputy shsrif. ere
shswa In tlrs sen picture.
The safrsnes u me pool room. from
the alley leading ~ Of Firs, street.
10 shown IN lever lsH hacd eern~.
Warrants for the arrest Of twenty.
,hro. mon. Including Jes- 1arret. al
legged proprietor and l.. q. fnuaic,
city evidence man snd said 10 be
Nsyor wanon's private sieuth. were
Gkd Friday mornIns hy Robert
BvrYs, co,lnAy attorney as a result II
the raid 1nw~asy afternoon on m
ALLEGED raeiux pool room ~ :oS's North
broadway.
warrsrfA for the arrest of officials
cf the Mackay Telegraph c0sppany. %
charge. Of svnnsAhissinR rnSsagss slv-
ine resulta Of horn rsc(3 win also
he issued. Barns nid, The warrants
vsr~ yssuasi amer f3urns had ATTAINED
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FINAL PACKER
DECREE SIGNED
IN j. 5. COURT
Meat Men Must Confine
Selves 10 Industry.
RESULT Of AGREEMENT
Chief Justice Mccoy Made
Injunction Effective,

WASbINpTOE. Feb. .1.--Th, ssf..i
decree under which tho 'hiE fYs' pact -
era hre farryvr sn'olBsd from engaging
10 any rns ~ turlneEs other uan that
Of handling msa' ani produce VS.
fisf toiay IN the bisirict Of Co.umhls
pu pr 'frc court.
j. va, m5m!tl.d ~ Attorney Cen
c'al phim,s. who said II re uoSes the
menace u cor,roi Of unrelated indus.
tri's by the big i've aud cout ne.
their sriltiticr In fuprr 10 10 bpsb
ness OF distributing mat ard It's by
products "
Counsel for the pacbers IN a state
ment 20 the court saii the decree had
been sgrsed to by tNe defendants. not
h,csus. OF guilt. Tor they have mol,
violated sny ily. b1t - 'he American
p.nyh rlay he assured there - not the
i,rno,ss, possibility Of a food monopoly
by The prohteer.
Aiter hearing statements by counsei
for the government and the packers,
Chict iuyt,ce mccoy -isacd the inlunc.
uon making sffec,fs the SsfeemenI
psimsr's Statement
Attorney General Palr,ef. IN a state
rnent commenting on the effect or the
div orc smen, decree. said;
The deere. which tho department.
~ Justice ha. brought aDou, hy urgent
inslstenee, is designed IN restore free
dom Of competition snd Increase the
opportunities for Individual initiative
In business. which must In time bear
good fruit for the public welfare,
'Tho.. great sswcRations o' capital
which have come TO h. krswn AZ tho
big five have been able 10 dominate
~ many iiRss Of trade that their con-
sinusd and unsestrainsd growth cea-
e<ituSAA 4 real mensee net oaiy. \
Amasseas tsstness, bus - ~ Auneeis
eaM ssassmtRs r~hlie 80 wen.
eseees u ~ 0sspss.
'rpdes .hs decree sntsrcd To-Day M
ch,ef racAi1e esaaeAniss.- shsis sss'
siSIsries and psiacioai stschhoid.rs ~
cohps1sd 10 cen preferable 10 hvssfeck
psp1sscsss and the public.
AN their hosdinsS In public soes
yards.
"Aii they inter~s, In stock yard rail-
roads and terminals.
AN their intsssst In marke, news
papers.
"Au thsir iWtsreat In puh'.c cold
storage xsyshsa,ses, except tina, which
10 necessary fot their own meat pro-
duess.
They sse barred forever from the
retail meat business.
The uWrs,atsd LI~ss.
They arc barred forever iron, deal
ING In unrelated lines which incfpd-
wholesale groceries. fresh. canned
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