The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume], February 24, 1910, Image 2

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Editor
Thursday, M. 24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I hereby announce that I am a can
didate for the nomination, on the
democratic ticket, to the office of
county judge of Craig county, to suc
ceed myself, subject to the action of
the democratic primary election, and
ask the support of all who are satis
fied with my past record in said office.
THEO. D. B. FBEAR.
I beg to announce myself as a candl-1
date for the nomination of the office
of County Attorney, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, to be held August
the 2nd, 1910.
H. J. SWARTS,
Vinita, Okla.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Craig County, Oklahoma, Ky Associated Press.
for the term of 1911-12. Subject to the Washinglon Feb. 2i.-While the su-
action of the Democratic Primary to preme court of the United StaUg hRS
be held August 1910. Thankful for vouch8afed no illtimation on the sub-
the support received heretofore, hope Ject ,t )s generalIy 8upp0sed here that
by conscientious effort to merit tlie the aeclsiou ln the case ot the Amed.
same again. H. E. RIDENIIOUR. can Tobacco company, which has al-
ready been argued before the court.
Herewith beg to announce myself not be handed down at ,eagt unU,
as a candidate for the Office of Regis- after the argument in the case of the
ter of Deeds of Craig County, Okla- standard Oil company, which is set for
homa. Subject to the action of the j Tarrh 14
Demeocratic
August 1910.
Primary to be held !
E. N. WILLIAMSON
Now Battered Nelson can go on the
stage when he gets well enough.
Q
The republican platform did not
mean what it said two years ago, but
the party asks the people for an
other try and will now attempt to say
what it means this year.
O
The fellow that kicked so hard about
the hot weather last summer is equal
ly mad about the cold winter.
0
The maa who trie to persuade you
that you ought to be a strict party
to 5 p. m. we place
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Port au Prince
Muslin
Made by Elia A. Mar
sourd & Co. Full
bleached, extra. 10c
quality, for one hour
only
10 yards for
50 cents
(10 yards only to a
customer)
Sanitol Hygienic
and Violet Elite
Soaps "
For the toilet, nursery
anJ bath cannot be
surpassed. Advertised
and sold the country
over for 25c. For one
hour only at
10 cents each
Your
Money
When
Y,a
Ask
It
Old line republicans are mad at the
insurgents and the whole country is
mad at the republican party or at
least ought to be.
O
The Osage and Western railroad
will settle the supremacy of Vinita as
a Jobbing center and make it the hub
of nortneastern Oklahoma.
0
A sigh of relief went up from all
Oklahoma when announcement was
made that the legislature would ad
journ next week.
Col. Roosevelt is sailing down the
Nile, and certain parties about the
White House feel a sense of uneasi
ness. 10-DECISION YET
IH TRUST CASES
Decision in Tobacco and Standard Oil
Cases Expected to Cover Same
Ground Essentially Kindred.
Attorney General Wickersham, in
his motion to advance the hearing of
the latter case, described the two as
essentially kindred, and suggested to
the court that they be considered to
gether. Lawyers here generally concur in
the statement made by Mr. Wicker
sham to the court, that these two
cases together present for its consid
eration "practically the entire range
of modern industrial organizations ln
this country." and substantially every
feature of the "trust question," so far
as it falls within the purview of the
Sherman anti-trust law. Yet they are
not precisely alike; inded. It is said
that in some particulars they ..e so
311.00
on sale the articles below for one
f X
Flannelette
Gowns
for women, all cohrs,
cut long and full, made
extra goed and nicely
trimmed.- Regular
f 1.25 sellers for
75 cents
each
VINITA'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE J!
10,000 Square Feet of Floor Space
dissimilar that the court might find in '
favor of the government in one case,
and against it in the other.
The two cases are alike in that they
are proceedings in equity to enjoin
alleged violations of the law of the
land neither is in its essence a crim
inal action; in neither does the gov
ernment seek to procure either im
prisonment of individuals or exemp
lary fines upon the defendants. In
both suits the charges pressed are
those alleging unlawful combination
and conspiracy in restraint of inter
state trade and commerce, and, con
tinuing monopoly or attempted mono
poly; of important elements in inter
state commerce.
The Stands.rd Oil company of New
Jersey is attacked as a "holding com
pany." Out of its $100,000,000 capital
stock, orer $97,000,000 was exchang
ed in 1899, according to the govern
ment figures, for stock in nineteen
other corporations, engaged in the
various branches of the petroleum bus
iness, owns its own shops and sells
the manufactured products. In the
case of the Standard Oil company,
the raw product is to an extent pro
duced by the corporation; in that of
the tobacco combination the raw ma
terial is purchased.
While the Sherman law does not
speciflcially prohibit the organization
of holding companies, the supreme
court declared in the Northern Se
curities case that the holding, com
pany constituted an organization in
restraint of trade and commerce.
The government charges that from
the time of the oragnization of the
Standard Oil company ln 1899 a mon
opoly was obtained; that in fact for
years prior to that a virtual monopoly
had existed, and that the various
forms which the consipiracy alleged
against the oil company has taken,
have been merely adaptations to the
changing needs and conditions of the
times.
In the tobacco case it is alleged that
originally when the merger was con
summated in 1890, there was a luon
poly only in the cigarette trade; the
defendants claim that the control of
the business then secured has since
materially dwindled.
The Standard Oil's counsel have
contended that the corporations which
in 1899 entered Into the .greements
complained of had long since cejsel
to be competitors. In the tobacco
case, the defendants contend that
their acta have "been confined men.ly
to the acquisition of manufacturing
property; that manufacturing corpor
ations are under no legal obligation
to compete the ' prohibition being
against specific agreements to sup
Mm,
Mm,
Flannelette
Kimenas
in all color combina
tions, made in the
best possible manner.
Our best seller at
11.98.
$1.25 each
Cowhide Suit
Cases
Light or dark tan
shades. We sell them
regularly for $5.00
they're well worth $6
For one hour only
$3.29 each
press competition; non-competition as
the result of the acquisition of prop
erty is, the defendants insist, not a
violation of the statute.
Another difference between the two
cases lies in the fact that the Stand
ard Oil company is charged with of
fense against the Sherman law alone;
the Tobacco corporations are charge
ed with offending also the Wilson tar
iff act of 1894, which extended the
application of the anti-trust law to
any conspiracy in restraint of trade,
one party to which was an importer.
Furthermore, the government is seek
ing to establish the rule that a cor
poration entering into an agreement
abroad which in purpose conflicts
with American law, gains no immunity
from the fact that such an agreement
is lawful in the foreign country.
It is suggested that the commodi
ties handled by the Standard Oil
company may be more properly call
ed "necessaries of life"' than those
dealt in by the tobacco corporations.
Attorney General Wickersham in
his argument of the Tobacco case ex
pressed the opinion that a different
element would enter into the trade in
an absolute necess'ty of life, as dis
tinguished from one that was not a
necessity, because such a commodity
"was charged with a public use, just
as much, if not more, than what is
called public utility companies."
As the result of the hearing in the
circuit courts, other differences were
either made or became apparent.
In the tobacco suit, the court did
not find sufficient evidence to hold
that there was a rdonopoly in the trade
in question, although it did hold that
there was a combination in restraint
of trade. In the Standard Oil case,
ths court was unanimous in finding
that there was an illegal monopoly, in
addition to there being a conspiracy.
WHITE OAK SCHOOL ITEMS.
Several presevering ones having
earned perfect attendance certifi
cates for four months past, were
pleased and greatly encouraged. This
is a good thing and puts new life and
energy In the minds of the pupils.
A small program was rendered on
Washington's birthday, and quite a
few visitors were present in spite of
the inclement weather. We are so
engrossed with our regular school
work that we scarce find time for
extras.
We are all happy to have Mamie
Chitwood back at school again after
an absence of several weeks.
Mr. Poindexter looked in on us
Monday afternoon. It does us good to
hour only, from time designated.
Mm,
Taffeta Silk
Waists ;
in Reseda, Old Rose,
and Copenhagen,
beautifully trimmed in
5ilk soutache braid.
They sell for $5.00.
We offer them for one
hour only at
$2.50 each
SPECIAL-Women's Coats
$20 values at $5
This lot comprises about seventy fine coats
blacks, browns, castors, green and red, all
long coats, 1910 styles, extra values up to $20
We sell them during the Rummage sale for
S5.00 Each
119
to
125
Wes
Illinois
Avenue
see our friends. We wish more would
come and oftener.
The Fifth years have been getting
acquainted with diacritical marks this
I week.
Buck Frazer is back iii school. He
j has been missed for a fortnight.
I On the day of the blizzard we had
but few scholars on account of a mis
understanding . whether we should
have school.
There is a prediction abroad that
in the near future there will be a full
line of politicians developed among
our boys as they are certainly some
good debaters.
The fifth years have taken their
final examination in history most of
mem malting good grades and are
now taking up agriculture.
Retha Herndon visited with the
Rafferty girls Wednesday night.
The ninth year arithmetic class has
'been having a lot of fun borrowing
(money, writing notes and discounting
! them. ' ' " " "' '
Smoke Corona. 5 and 10p cigar, tf
J. C. Gray haa forty head of four
year old mules that he will sell on
good not8 due .November 1. 1910.
251-278
LEWIS ROGERS
Leading Undertaker
AND EM BALM I: R
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LICENSE No. 261
Both Phon 143 OpM Djr and NiKht
A Contract for Good Service
T N CONSIDERATION of your giving ua your buginesa, we
agree to give you the very best service of which we are
capable. No matter whether you are a large or small de
positor, we agree to accommodate you in every way consist
ent with good banking. And lastly, in addition to our own as
sets, the Guaranty Laws of the State of Oklahoma tand be
tween you and any loss.
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INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO.
CAPITAL, $100,000.00 " ' " '"
1 E
ism
Superba
Neckwear
for men is accepted as
the best 50c and 75c
sellers on the market.
You have the choice
of all four-in-hands at
30 cents each
A DCTD a rr
DEPARTMENT
OF
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST
COMPANY
First Books made in
the TerritoryReliable
and up-to-date.
Title is Important !!
Vinita Bakery
for Fresh Bread,
Cakes and Pies.
BAKED DAILY
Phone 353. Special Atten
tion to Entertainments.
H. FISCHER, Prop.
WHITES POOL HALL
Up Stairs I :
L.
In Ratcliff Building