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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06
U. S. Files Complaint Against
Steel Corporation for Violation
of Antitrust Act.
CHARGES PRICE FIXING
Federal Trade Commission Issues Com
plant Alleging Unfairness--
Defendants Given 80
Days to Answer.

Westinghouse formal complaint
against the United States Steel cor
poration and II subsidiary companies,
alleging unfair competition in inter
state commerce, was issued by the Fed
eral Trade commission. Thus the COM
mission finally hes decided that it has
sufficient jurisdiction to take up the
long-standing complaints by various
users of steel products and others,
against the alleged use by the corpora
ton of the device known as f'the Pitts
burgh plus price"
1t was announced, however, that the
commission had divided, three to two,
Chairman Thompson and Commission
ers Heard and Nugent voting for issu-
ance of the complaint and Commission
ers Gaskill and Murdoch dissenting.
Thirty Days to Answer.
The Steel corporation and its subsid-
iarfes are given 80 days or until May
81, to make formal answer to the COM
plant, after which the case will pro-
coed to trial on it's merits. The COM
plant was issued under the Clayton
antitrust act and the law establishing
the commission. The commissions an
nouncement said the case was "an out
growth of conditions complained of by
more than 1900 manufacturers of steel
in Chicago, Duluth and Birmingham
districts, by Legislatures of three
states, by several municipalities and
by chambers of commerce and many
business organizations throughout the
United States"
Price Plan Described.
The pittsburgh plus" price IS de-
scribed at length in the commissions
announcement, which says that under
it call steel except rails, whatever
made and whether made in the United
States Steel corporation plans, or by
independents. is sold at the f. o. b.
Pittsburgh price, plus an amount
equivalent to the freight to point OF
destination" and as an illustration
says that this means that the Gary
steel fabricator who runs his own
truck to the Gary Ind, steel mill and
purchases steel manufactured at that
plant, must pay the price charged in
Pittsburgh, plus an amount equaling
the freight rate from Pittsburgh to
Gary"
Complaint Not Limited.
The complaint is not Limited, how
ever, to the alleged use of this device
1t charges specifically that the steel
corporation towns and controls the Ill
innate iron supply in the United
States" and that because ''of its power
and influence through the large per
centage of the steel manufacturing
business done by it and supported by
it, its consequent potential power to
embarrass or destroy it's competitors
by unduly lowering it's price schedules
is "tantamount to the naming by the
steel corporation of prices that are to
be charged by all the steel manufac
turers Of the United States"
The visiting French runners like
our cinders, but they despise our wa
ter They were trained on wine
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06

n W. Bowman. of Muscatinc, Ia,
purchased 100 acres of hand on the
Gates road, five miles south of Lady
smith. last week. This land is wild
and has goOd-siZcd wild meadow on
it. Mr.. Bowman will come next week
to start building and clearing opera
TONS
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06
IOWA IS MOVING
TO RUSK COUNTY

c. W. Berger. of Iowa. arrived in
Ladysmth Saturday with his carload
Of immigrant goods which he stored
III this city until he can complete Il
house on his S0-acre tract of new land
near Dairy Center.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06

Tn order to devote his entire finan-
cial resources to developing his ranch.
the farm editor has concluded to sell
his modern home in Ladysmith
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06
AUCTION SALES

We are prepared to clerk your farm
sales, and will take all bankable notes
on auction sales.
PIONEER NATIONAL BANK.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06
COMMUNITY MEETING AT BRUCE

Mrs. FeatherStOn. from Chicago. and
Mr.. Briggs. from Madison. will talk
at a community meeting at Bruce on
the evening of May %.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06

If the sportsmen would show as
much interest in putting fish fry in as
in pulling the big ones out. we would
have plentiful supply of fish III our
streams and lakes.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06
Complaint Not Limited.

The visiting French runners like
ter. They were trained on wine.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
Hat,rnrk Unl1ltty Bank.

H
went into the water. Norman hit
the water and ground Cat low tide)
first and his brother falling on him.
Immediate assistance was render
ed and it was discovered Norman
was unconscious. Doctors Lewis and
Smith were summoned, and subse-
auent examination developed the
fact that the boys neck was injured.
He was rushed to New Orleans next
morning, and at Touro infirmary.
received, where every attention pos
sible with the equipment of hospi-
tai was given the patient. The boy
remained unconscious until Wednes-
day afternoon. His head and neck
having been placed in brace, with
the hope that the injured ligaments
and broken and ruptured parts will
mend. 1t is stated that this brace
will have to be worn Tor period OF
four months. 5sef Co..
Norman, is the second SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Cowand, residing In
Julia street, both we'll known resi-
dents of this city. The parents are
with the boy in New Orleans, and
every expression of hope and for
speedy recovery is with the parents.
Local friends anticipate that the boy
will soon be able to be hams again
and that he will be on the high road
to permanent mend. That the boy
was not killed by the accident is
little sort of miraculous. Local ply
sicians were intensely attentive and
every effort was exerted. It is due to
the prompt and first aid treatment,
it was said, that the boy lives
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
.LOCAL..sCHURCH TO
STAGE HOO-BOO-LOO J
FESTIVAL SHORTLY
GREAT MIDSUMMER BENEFIT
TO TAKE PLACE AUGUST 10
AND 20 FOR BENEFIT OF OUR
LADY OF THE GULF CHURCH
DEBT FUND-WILL OCCUk
5 ON GROUNDS OF ST. STAINS
LAUS COLLEGE. Rf a
Parishioners of the church of OuI

parishioners of the church of Our
I.adv of the Gulf assembled at the
X. c. Hall Thursday night, with the
pastor, Rev. A. j. Gmelch, and plan
ned a midsummer festival for the
benefit of the debt fund of the church
of Our Lady of the Gulf.
The results of. the deliberations
were that a great "Hoo-Boo-Loo fes-
tiyal will be put on, to take place on
two evenings, August 10th and 2Oth,
on the grounds of st. Stanislaus
college. The charge of admission Is
nominal. Adults, e25 cents. Children
viii be admitted free, whether In
arms or on foot, as one of the mana
gers Of the affairs expressed it, and
there is going to be a great crowd.
The midsummer festival has become
fixed annual institution. s Our
many visitors. from away look for
it. And it would be awry to disap-
point them. Besides thousands OF
summer visitor worship at the church
Of Our Lady of the Gulf throughout
the season, and they, in a sense, feel
obligated and wish to assist In gett-
ing rid of the the awful burden Of
debt which has been hanging over
the church for SO many years. -
A "Hoo-Boo-Loo Festival is new
for Bay st. Louis. Everybody will
want to attend Something new
something original with something
doing every minute" is appealing.
One will not be able to withstand the
irresistible and compelling force that
will be calling. 5s 81 a z+
There will, indeed be many fea-
lures. Don't fail to see the only liv-
ing person with horns. There will be
the inspector of ballets, expert on
fish stories and hard > boiled fish
eggs, expert dough manipulation, the
lovely Siamese maidens, with their
terrible grin and love, the expert
shoe man, the famous juggler of
peanuts and hams and smelling eggs,
and the Turing expert Of blocking
you from leaving too soon.
Thre will also be an auction sale
of poodle dogs at which no wooden
| money wilt be accepted. The great
| fire-eater one who swallows electric
bulbs and spits stream of electric
| fire as long as an electric light pole,
and last but not least, the water
nymph, expert diver and life saver.
The display advertisement appear
ing in this issue of The Echo will be
read with interest. In future people
will reckon time from the dates of
the Hoo-Boo-Loo. You will be con-
spicious by your absence. It will be
worth while to attend. The old will
be made young. Ia1E #aElra
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06

Her place will be hard to fill and in
the passing away of Mother Raphael
the Order of the Sisters of St. JOS
eph sustain an irreparable loss.
One who knew Mother Raphael well
says: "Her predominant virtue was
love of God; she was always kind to
others, and had a generous. disposi-
ton. She was sensitive and felt the
sufferings of others; she. was univer-
sally loved. Her fondest desire was
to worship, and her. favorite form
was to remain before the Blessed
Sacrament for hours at time.'
3 The funeral took place in Bay
st. Louis this Saturday. morning
from the church of Our Lady of the
Gulf, with a solemn requiem high
mass at o'clock. There were pres
ent: Rt. Rev. Bishop Gum, of Nat
ched; Rev. Father Chauvin of Ocean
Springs; Rev. William Vincent, of
New Orleans and Rev. P. j. Malone,
O.. D. In addition to these a num-
Der of superiors of different houses
of the Order in the South were also
present. The funeral was largely at
tended. Burial was at st. Mary's
Cemetery, in the burial plot of the
Sisters of st. Joseph.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
DEATH OF MOTHER
RAPHAEL AT ST. JOS
EPH'S FRIDAY A. N.
HAD BEEN SUPERIOR AT ST.
JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR FULL
TERM OF SIX YEARS-FORTY-
FIVE YEARS A RELIGIOUS
WAS 81 YEARS OF AGE-FUN-
ERAL TOOK PLACE FROM
CHURCH THIS MORNING.

Death of Rev. Mother Raphael sister
superior of st. Joseph's Convent and
Academy, Bay St. Louis, occurred
yesterday morning at BIS o'clock
following a period of illness of the
heart. Her illness. extended over a
long period but a few weeks since
she was forced to take her room, and
the disease made rapid headway un'
til the end. ~ sys..s...F su 81
Reverend Mother Raphael was Cd
years of age. Her maiden name was
Josephine Sutherland Armstrong
She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Agricole Huget; five nieces and
thirteen grand nephews and nieces.
Her nieces are: Mrs. Adolph Spitzfa-
den, Mrs. A. Guillot, Mrs. Frances
Richardson, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Nc
Gary. s+'#5.t4.#t s# .ea
Mother Raphael was serving the
last few remaining days of her term
as Mother Superior. She came to
Bay st. Louis some six years ago,
succeeding the beloved Mother Rose.
A sister serving six years as the linn
1t of her term as superior until again
re-appointed to some other charge.
Her thirty years of superiority
brought her in active and executive
touch with the great work of the
sisters, and she was dearly loved by
all with whom she came in contact.
1t was oftimes said that she was loved
by all the sisters more than in the
ordinary term of word. She was held
in high regard. Her opinions were
always sought and regarded, and her
decisions in all matters always clear
ed the way and carried weight. 40
She was superior at one time in
Baton Rouge, La, and another time
she was superior at Brushly Land
ing, then at New Orleans and finally
in Bay st. Louis. Mother Raphael
was Head Superior of the American
Order of the Sisters of st. Joseph in
the United States for seven years.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
JESSE COWAND boy.
IS THE VICTIM OF AN
UNUSUAL. ACCIDENT
NORMAN cOWAND RECEIVES
FALL OWED BAY WATER
FRONT WHICH RESULTED IN
WHAT WAS FIRST THOUGHT
A BROKEN NECk-TAKEN TO
NEW ORLEANS AND UNCON-
SCIOUS FOR SEVERAL DAYS. =

A singular accident occurred to
Norman Cowand at late hour Sat
urday evening, which at first was
thought would prove fatal. 1t APP
pears the boy, who is IL years OF
age, and younger brother were
coming in towards shore from
bathing pier at the head of Julia-st.
The boys were playing, when the
younger brother decided to raise the
older brother and carry him on his
shoulders. Walking too near the
edge of the pier or wharf the youn-
ger boy lost his balance and both
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
LaFOLLETTE WILL ATTACK
HARDING'S R. r. RELIEF BILL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Sena-
tor LaFollette is organizing Opposi-
ton to the administrators bill
Considerable support is expected fol-
him from "west of Chicago" sena-
tors who are clamoring for reduced
freight rates. Opponents of the
measure viii attack it as follows:
l.. A charge that many of the
railroads claim against the govern
ment are spurious.
j 2. A demand for the repeal OF
the guarantee in the transportation
act. as a means of forcing rate re-
reduction. I.
8. A demand that the power of
the Interstate commerce commission
over rates and rate making be en-
tirely restored.
A.. A demand that the railroads
tell why that they do not go into the
open market and sell the securities
which under the administration bill
the government is to float. 2as 90
Secretary of Commerce Hoover
will be put under fire as he is credi-
ted by anti-railroad senators with
having worked out the administra-
ton plans. It will be alleged that
after the railroads appealed to Hard
ing for $500, 100000 and were so
told that they could not have it, they
became alarmed,s fearing great
clamor in congress if any such sum
were asked for. It was then, accord
ing to the story that will be recited
to the senate, that Hoover was sent
to New York, and worked on with
railroad heads r1gsgvlsF SO *
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
Company NATION
AL GUARDS ORGAN|-
zED IN BAY ST. LOUIS
ONE OF THE FOUR UNITS TO
THE GULF COAST BATTALION
ORGANIZED In BAY ST. LOUIS
q TUESDAY NIGHT-C. L. WAL
LER is CAPTAIN, WITH E. j..
! ARcENEAUX AS FIRST LIEU
st TENANT.

n Fifteen members joined Company
M, National Guards, Mississippi Gui1
Coast Battalion, at specially-called
meeting held at the Court house,
Tuesday night, presided over by Ma
jor Smith of Gulfport. -
= There was goodly attendance
and as start fifteen young men
signed the roll. Men between the
ages of o18 to 45 are eligible to JOIN.
IT is stated that since the meeting
quite number of other men have
signified their desire to join and Will
do 50.
C.aL. Waller is captain of Com
pany, M; E. J.. Arceneaux, 1st Lieut..
The second lieutenant will be ap-
pointed later. There will also be 3
ssergeants. DR.. B. c.. Rush was ap-
pointed medical officer with the rank
of Captain. Hs 5Tg1aA so7 aosss.sa
The men are allowed pay and are
given two weeks encampment, with
pay. The encampment will be held
during the early part of October at
4Vicksburg, and already there Is much
anticipation of this trip and the stay
of two weeks. sagsb afTUC{ 3E.3 H.
Captain Waller has been quite ac-
tive in the cause, and has spared no
effort in making the organization the
success which it already is. He hopes
and will bring it to greater activity
and it's membership to great proper
tions. In fact the Bay st. Louis
company of National Guards is go
ing to come in for liberal share Of
praise for its get up.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
COAT OF MANURE IN ORCHARD


n the orchard IL to receive : coat q
manure this spring get the work done
= soon a time and weather permit
Then plow the ground a soon as 4
has dried ont enough 70 be In good
blowing condition II there is Z cover
crop It win use much of the soil water
and hasten the drying Of the ground.
Il should be watched carefully and not
allowed to get too large nor % dry ont
the ground too much before the pl0w-
inr il done. Harrow the ground With
a 4 ,lay. or two afler plOwfng ana hazS
row af least every two weeks throueh-
out the season
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06

Miss Regina Smith, of Mobile,
Ala, is spending while with Bay
St. Louis friends. Miss Smith is one
of the accomplished daughters OF the
Gulf City, her lovely and cultivated
voice heard at the Mobile Cathredal,
of which choir she is one of the lead
ing members. 5ya 3Ead ta# at'
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06
FUR BEARERS DO MUCH GOOD
In Most Cases Little Creatures Per-
form Positive Service In Devour-
:. ing Many Pests

Generally speaking, 1t is not wise 20
exter1nInate furbearing animals indis-
criminately, say specialists OF the bio-
logical survey, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. In most cases
the smaller fursbearing creatures 90
little damage on the farm. Often tney
nerform q positive service by Kidding
the orchards and fields Of some OF
their worst pests. Unless they are
fonnd ruilty of killing chickens or Of
doing some equally definite injury, i
"a far more profitable TO spare the fuf
bearers until seasonal conditions VII
.asnre 1 fun value from the pelt
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-06

BAY REGATTA SEPTEMBER ,. Z
There is every indication that the
lBay-Waveland Regatta TO be held In
Bay st. Louis on Saturday, Septem-
Der 3rd, will be one Of the nsst suc-
lcesful in years. Commodore E. ].
Leonhard and other officers are quite
busy in the matter and are receiv-
ing the hearty cooperation Of the
public in general. No effort should
be spared by anyone. The regatta
ought to come TO stay. - .s
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bole, iom foItcbe 1000 aroner.
Sntct &obbertas paa Gbriitians.
borg? Ser bar gaaet Rpater ON, at
Sanfcn ON at iGtte aobbertag paa
GbriitiarSborg er opgipet, ibet Sn-
ocnrigsminiitercn er imob, of Der I'M
ser sc mlpGrenbe sfonomiife Sorbolo
i~oretaqes en- Snoiamling, o. at ser
better life / Sillansubpalget err Stem.
ming for Blanen.
Narbns Countries Sag. timber
Griaen blep, iom maj, bill erinore,
garbus Countries glptaa iolat til
en- mcget bei priS og eritattet meb ct
9aptag, iom BET bog bar Weningen
at laoe aflsie al ct Gobbertag, iau
mart Briien paa Gobber gift iaa lallgt
neb, at maj, funbe fobbertGffe Sir
fen for De Yense, man fit for 9Ipta-
oct. 9ette 3iospunft err nh fommet,
oa set er M operbraeet Sirmaet $.
g. Sailing & Senner | Iarbus of
omtGffe 8irfer.