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The Commoner.
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quart of Attorney General Wlcker
gham for the reservation by the gov
ernment of right to apply for fur
ther or other relief within a1 period
of five year if the plan did not re
sult. In harmony with the law, Is
declared not to he within thp author
ity of the court to grant; that the
court does enjoin for a period of
three years the twenty-nine individ
ual defendants in the suit from ac
quiring any additional holding in
the companies into which the trust
Is split, and that the application
made by independents for dissolution
of the United Cigar Stores company
lay outside the authority of the
court, but that this did not preclude
any independent action later against
the cigar stores company as an in
dividual corporation.
The announcement of the court's
action was followed almost Immedi
ately by the declaration of counsel
for several of the opposing indepen
dent tobacco interests that an at
tempt undoubtedly would be made
to have the decision reviewed by the
United States supreme court.
Regarding the restriction sug
gested by Attorney General Wicker
sham that no corporation in the com
bination shall, during a period of
five years, acquire any stock in any
other corporations, Judge Lacombe
says:
"With a change of phraseology
which will make this applicable to
' all of the fourteen companies, this
request is approved. A similar re
quest is found among those submitted
by other objectors, with an addi
tional clause forbidding any one of
these fourteen companies making
loans or otherwise extending credits
to any of the others. This sugges
tion is a proper one, and may be
embodied In the attorney general's
request."
interstate commerce committee of
the United States senate, which will
begin hearings on the general sub
ject In Washington at an early day.
President Taft helped to dedicato
a statue to Abraham Lincoln at
Frankfort, Ky. At Louisville he was
given a banquet.
Somebody is getting ready to
tinker with the Sherman anti-trust
law. A New York dispatch carried
by the Associated Press says: "Presi
dent Seth Low of the national civic
federation inaugurated an extensive
plan by which the federation pur
poses to get the views of representa
tive men concerning remedial
measures to deal with the business
situation as it relates to the Sher
man anti-trust act. To this end a
series of questions was addressed to
some 20,000 representative men.
The answers will be classified by a
committee which includes President
Low, William Dudley Foulk of In:
diana, Frederick N. Judson of St.
Louis, Charles A. Severance of St.
Paul, and Edgar A. Bancroft of
Chicago.
It is expected that this compila
tion will be submitted later to the
IS BALDNESS DOOMED?
Baltimore Specialist Says It Is Un
necessary, and Proves It.
BALTIMORE (Special) The in
tenso interest in the wonderful work
that is being accomplished in Balti
more and other cities by William
Chas. Keene, president of the Lorri
mer Institute, continues unabated.
Many cases of baldness and faded
hair of years' standing have been
remedied by the remarkable prepara
tion being distributed from Mr.
Keene's laboratory, and its fame is
spreading far and wide and thous
ands of persons are using this re
markable hair food with gratifying
results.
What makes this treatment more
popular is the fact that free trial
outfits are sent by mail prepaid.
Those who wish to try it are strongly
advised to write to Mr. Keene at the
Lorrimer Institute, Branch 833, Bal
timore, Md. They will receive the
full trial outfit free of charge and
much useful information about the
hair which will put them on the road
, to a rapid and certain improvement.
The department of commorco and
labor announces that tho United
States consumed in tho aggregato
more than any other country and
leads all nations in tho total con
sumption of malt liquors, wines and
distilled spirits with tho enormous
total of 2,045,300,000 gallons.
INS AND OUTS
Nevor bo in your placo of business
when a porson wauts to borrow
monoy of you, becauso if you are in
you will be out, but if you are out
you will bo in. London Answers.
MORE THAN SERIOUS
Eulalia (elderly hoircss) -"Do
you think tho baron regards me
seriously?"
Rosa "SorlousIy7 Why, my dear,
every time I mention you ho look
positively sad." Fliegcndo Blacttor,
Miss Ella Clapp, daughter of
United States Senator Moses E. Clapp
of Minnesota, and Dr. Roy Adams of
Washington D. C, were married at
St. Paul at the home of tho brido's
parents.
An Associated Press dispatch says:
In' order to free the postal rates of
a stringent feature in regard to
second class mail matter, Postmaster
General Hitchcock issued an order
granting a full year as the period in
which publications, entitled to the
second class privilege but on which
subscriptions have expired, will be
accepted as second class postal rates.
This action rescinds the existing
rules providing for varying periods
of acceptance, ranging from throe
months to a year, according to the
frequency with which the publica
tion is issued. The new regulation
will give publishers a greater oppor
tunity to secure renewal of subscriptions.
A Washington dispatch to tho Chi
cago Record-Herald says: For tho
first time the government asked the
supreme court of the United States
to proclaim as the law of the land
that "running a corner" on a stock
exchange is a violation of the Sher
man anti-trust act.
The point came up in tho oral
argument of Solicitor General Leh
mann in support of the indictment
of James A. Patten, Eugene G.
Scales, Frank B. Haynes and William
P. Brown on charges of conspiracy
on Jan. 1, 1910, to "run a corner of
cotton" on the New York cotton ex
change. Essential counts in the in
dictment had been declared errone
ous by the United States circuit court
for southern New York and tho gov
ernment was arguing for a reversal.
Ex-Senator John C. Spooner argued
for an affirmance.
An Associated Press dispatch says:
Amendment of the Sherman anti
trust law at the coming session of
congress is to be undertaken in
earnest by democrats of the house,
according to a declaration by Repre
sentative Henry of Texas, ranking
member of the committee on judi
ciary. Representative Henry's an
nouncement came while President
Taft and Attorney General Wlcker
sham were in conference at the white
house as to the advisability of sup
plemental anti-trust legislation. The
house democrats, it was declared at
the capitol, will push legislation
along this line, whatever may be the
administration's determination in the
matter. In addition to anti-trust
legislation, the judiciary committee
also has decided upon revision of
the injunction statutes and the law
regulating contempt cases. "The
coming session of congress is by no
means to be overshadowed by tariff
legislation," said Representative
Henry, in speaking of the plans of
the judiciary committee. "Of course,
the tariff revision will be of the
greatest importance, but it will not
minimize other matters to come be
fore the house."
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WHERE?
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and Grow up with the Country." He should havo added, "The
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Commissioner of Agriculture of Texas, Hon. E. R. Kone, says of It:
"There is no other area of similar size on Earth where conditions
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ALFALFA more cuttings per year tlian Kansas or Nebraska.
TWO CROPS OF POTATOES and all kinds of Vegetable at all
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COTTON, SUGAR CANE, RICE, ORANGES, FIGS and other wealth
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We Invite Closest Inspection of our ,a,,ds- T!,ey WM
""tvc ui. luccuun JUSTIFY YOUR CONFI
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Write immediately for full information. "SEEING IS BELIEV
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leaving Kansas City and St. Louis the first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Allison-Richey
Land Company
CARTER BLDG.,
Houston, Texas
WAINWRIGHT BLDG.f
St. Louis, Mo.
UNION DEPOT,
Kansas City, Mo.
Allison-Richey Land Co.
Houston, Texas.
1911
Please send me, without obliga
tion on my part, your Gulf Coast
Farm Land Booklet advertised in
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