The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1912, Page 12

UNCLE SAM OPENS AIS LEGAL WAR ON ing for Nine Broad Injune- tions Against It. PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 16.—The| Pederal Government filed to-day @ elvil) Anti-trust suit against the Aluminum Company of America, which will be the Dasis for an agreed decree designed to Tewtrain the so-called Aluminum Trust from monopolizing the manufacture of aluminum and {te products, Including cooking utensils. In a petition in equity to the United Gtates Court for the Western Distric: of ennsyivanta, the company 1s charged with being a monopoly restratn- Ing interstate and foreign commerce in Violation of the Sherman law. It is de- clared to have acquired « substantial control of the aluminum Industry in the United States. ution of the corporation te but the Court i# asked to fasue nine broad injunctions against @lleged), unlawful contracts, combina- tions, coneptractes and practices. MAKES A CHARGE OF UNFAIR DEALINGS. The history of the gluminum cook- ing utensil industry @n the United Biates, says the petition, is a history Of shipwrecks “caused chiefly or con- tributed to by the arbitrary, discrimt- nating and unfair dealings of the de- fondant.” The agreed decree, which wil be cred within a few days, will follow Government's prayer for restraints pen the company. This agreement, ob- viating a prolonged battle in the courts, ‘was the result of several weeks of Hegotiations between the department of Suatice and the corporation. William T; Chantland, special aasist- @nt to the Attorney-General, is in charge of the case which he developed for the Government. The iil also ip @igved by Attorney-General Wicker- Gham, Assistant to the Attorney-Generai Fowler and United States Attorney of Pittsburgh, ‘he Aluminum Company of America, {eorporated in Pennsylvania originally 4b the Pittsburgh Reduction Company, hag grown, it in pointed out, from a $20,000 capitalisation in 18% untt! ite ae- eta Qow are emtima‘ed at $27,000,000. A @tock @ividend of 600 per cent., or $16,- 090,000 was deciared in 1909, ACCUSED OF MAKING ILLEGAL AGREEMENTS. ‘The defendant company te charged ‘with ‘entering into iNegal agreements With the foreign corporations or indi- viduals: ‘With the General Chemical Company, Norton Company and the Pennsytvania Manufacturing Company, forbid. aluminum and from selling bauxite to Qay one except the defendant. With the so-called Swiss or Neu- Rausen Company, of Europe, the largest Buropean aluminum corporation, pre- .Yenting importations and exportations @nd dividing territory’ and trade 00 that the American company controlled business in this side of the Atlantic the European corporations on the ‘ith Gustav A. Kruttsschnitt and 8 C. Coleman, both of Newark, NQds., who are alleged to have agreed to manufacture or sell aluminum east of Denver, Col for » period of twenty years from Nov, 16, 1910. ‘The company is alleged to have threat- @ned, harassed, impeded and discrimi- hated against impendente and to have to impress competitors so eompletely that they were at the mercy Of the defendant for thelr supply of raw material. a TWO MEN INSIDE BOILER “Y WHEN STEAM RUSHED IN. Workmen Making Repairs Scalded and Both Have a Nar- « row Escape. Taigi Ferra of No. 162 Mott street and Joseph Stra of Baxter street, Both botlermakers, were inside one of the “dead” boilers of the steamship Qesana of the Bermuda tine tied at the POR of Atiantic avenue, Brooklyn, to- 44, acaling the rum off the boller pipes swith chinels. While they were standing fm their cramped quarters among the @eam pipes somebody in the engine room turned steam into the boller where they were working. Im an instant the two men were eur- Teunded by hot pipes which peared their flesh wherever they turned. They eereamed, but their cries were unheard, Qne of them, Joseph Sitra, managed to Baek to the door, carrying his compan. fom, who had fainted with the pain, in bie arms. When the scalded men clambered out ofthe narrow door of the boiler, men of Yhe engine room crew gave them first aid and a call was sent to the Long Island College Hospital. Dr. Fisher, who came with an ambulance, treated both men for thetr urns, and Ferra, who Was the most seriously injured, he took to the hospital. Sitra was carried to his HONOR CHARITY WORKER. dlement worker, the boys of Christodora Presented to her a silver loving cup last night at the home of Mr. «J. Cirker, No. 10% Tiffany street, the Biackie is leaving Chris @ settlement at No, 147 er working for many years & building it up. Bhe ts also retiring Grom her activities in the ‘Big Brother’* Movement and various other charitable enterprises. <The loving cup presented to Mrs. ALUMINUM TRUST Files a Bill in Pittsburgh Ask-| these “‘three potential competitors” | fom engaging in the manufacture of | WOMAN WANTS BIG AUTOS TO HAUL city GARBAGE. \Mrs. Cohen Also Suggests Sealed Receptacles to Be Collected By Hundreds and Returned. An iden of how women will solve the Problema of garbage collection when they govern a city was submitted to- day to the Board of Matimate by Mrs. Juliua Henry Cohen, chairwoman of the no atreeta of the Woman's Delleves refuse, ashes and id be hauled to dumps tn utos, capable of carrying a hundred or more big sealed reveptacies. The two men now ammigned to eabh Mt- tle dump cart could handle a big auto, ehe says. She Propores that an ordinance ha drafted providing that all garbage be stood a bitte collected in standard receptacles with Have you a Little, ZIRA in your pocket? WRECKER, Sir. Good,—and where do you live? With my nine sisters in every box of ZIRA Cigarettes. Bisekic was purchased by @ fund raise the boys of House | FRECKLES | Are Banished Quickly and Permancatly by the Original, Werld-Renewned Madame Ruppert’s Face Bleach the most wonderful and positive prepara- tion for removing skin discolorations and brightening a jcomplezion. Incomparable to creame— w hair. Absolutely harmless. Its results exceed the most difficult ac- complishments of high-priced beauty specialists. Women of social prominence |in Europe and America have used and indorsed it for quarter of a century. Sold at toilet depts. and drug stores, For trial bottle send 25 cents stamps [to Mme. A. Ruppert, $2 West sath atreet, New York Cit; If the city owns the oans, Mra, Cohen |wuggests they be interchangeable the house owns them, they should be Jabolled with the names and addronses Cromwell and President Mitchel are a committes to consider the idea. ’ oe ALLEN CASE GOES TO JURY. beautifying the both the prosecution and defense con- fdent of a verdict in their favor, Floyd | Allen's fate was submited to the jury | shortly after noon to-day The aged defendant, of first degree murder for his part in rtroom murders, with. sealed covers furnished by the clty or! out apparent nervournoss Wilhelmina Zi 4 6 aif 6 1 Yet’ a 4 Ce | \ Gt ‘Winall nn itm No. 7. Hooray! | Thy name, Little one? 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