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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Aere are 3s,oO0,O0 packages Of
|srmcn, seeds ready for dis.
|ntion Decem Der ist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

A churn that produces butter In
sixty seconds has been invented
In Germany.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Rev. J. Z. Kerr left Monday for
Eolia, Mo-, to join his wife who
10 visiting her father at that place.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Geo. Schowcngcrdt, Pauline
Stsuart. Bush Owings, Gertrude
RohreF, Howard welch and wife
attended the reception given TO Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Spears at Mont.
gomery Friday night.-Tclcgram
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Pete White Of st. Louis spent
Sunday with home folks.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Mr.. Sol See OF near Welisville
was the guest Of relatives here
last week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Explanation by the County Editor

Explanation by the County Editor
After a good deal OF study and
work we have at last figured out
why SO many county editors get
rich. Here Is the secret OF success:
A child Is borne in the hbor.
hood. The attending physician
gets $40; the editor gives the loud
lunged youngster and the .happy
parents" a send OIL and gets 30. It
1t Is christened; the minister gets
$40, and the editor gets 800. Il
grows up and mnrrics; the editor
publishes another long-winded
ilowcry article and tells a dozen
lies about the "beautiful and &C.
complished bride;" the minis ter
gets $40 and piece of cake, and
the editor gets 5000. In the course
OF time It dies and the doctor gets
from S25 to 800 and tho minister
perhaps gets another SIS, the un.
dertaker gets from $50 to 500, the
editor publishes n notice Of the
death and an obituary two colu ms
long, lodge and society resolutions,
. lot OF poetry and free card Of
thanks, and gets 10000. No wons
der that 30 many county. sditoio
~ raoh. - oran "A y. Aasit H,>1..,-i,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

" you want the best candy what
IL, get Gunthcrs at J. X. Dafley's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Full line Of Nuts and Candies.
CUsHMAN 4 BfBB.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

|oR SALE:-one ~ yesr old
y and "a shoats.
M. l.. SABiN.
)iles south Of Montgomery City.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Salted Peanuts, very fine. Try
q package. cusBMAN 4 BIBB.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

nmeu Lewis, Of Tuscumbia,
.'.yisiting relatives here this
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
DEPUTY WARDEN SEE SHOT.
pess csavsets Attempted to Escape
FROM the PsHitestisry killing
Two 0sards sad Wounding
Oepssty Warden r. Y. See.

Deputy Warden r. q. See.
----
La" friday four convicss At the
pcnisentiary led by Harry Vaughn
In sooe way received revolvers
ana explosion and made desper.
stc oasn fof liberty.
deputy Warden See, formerly Of
snis oisy' was captured at the gate.
Inc convicts ordered him TO throw
up MS nands and when he made q
move 70 oraw his gun, one ofthcm
snos mn through the wrist. They
'hen forced him to order the Inner
gaze opened. John Clay, the Of.
ncer VINO opened IT, was shot dead
In MS tracks. tn. convicts then
proceeded to wreck the outside
gate WIN the explosive and while
thus engaged, officer T.. Allison
appeared on the scene and was nj.
80 shot and died IL short time.
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Tea chers report cards for sale at
this office. Call and see them.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

lmice are doing considera-
mage to the corn In Galloway
Nv,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Bucl Hcnsley IL very III.

Frank Tippett, Of Kansas City,
is Visiting relntives here.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
sckerel and White Ash always
Aand. CUsHMAN 4 BIRB.

! W. Baker, Of MineoIa, trans.
"a business In town Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Corder nurder Trial.

Ad aud Bud Cordcr, colorcd, who
were under Indictment for murder
In the first degree, alleged to have
been committed In killing Joseph
d. katcr (col.) at Jonesburg In
September, 1904. were tried jointly
In the circuit court here last week,
and at late hour Saturday night
the jury returned a verdict judg-
ing them guilty nj manslaug ghtcr
In the fourth degree. sod assessed
their punishment at q fine Of 500
and three months imprisonment In
the county jail each. There was
II witnesses claimed. G. X. Ball
was appointed by the court to
prosecute, e. p. Roscnbcrgcr hav.
Ing bcen engaged In the case be-
fore his election as Prosecuting
Attorney. Roscnbergcr assisted
by II. w. johnson aud A. II.
Drunart, defended the parties.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

The Montgomery County Mcdi-
cal society will meet at the court
house Ia Montgomery City, Tues
day, Dec. ~ at 1890 p. m. The
following program viii Dc render
ed. Diagnosis and treatment OF
Lobulsr Pneumonia In infants and
young children, by DR.. l.. q. Nuns,
discussion by Drs. Knllmcyer and
Jones. Surgical treatment of
Tuberculsr Arthritis, by DIR. Now.
lin, discussion by DTs. Hudson
and Bellamy. This being the last
meeting ofthc year, considerable
general business will come before
the society At tbi- time. I, IL es-
pecially desired that every mem.
Der OF the society be present and q
cordial Invitation IL extended TO
those OF the profession who nrc
not members. Tho socict, nc,
only invitos the public to attend
these mccunge, but earnestly dc.
sires that all who are interested In
modern medical science and the
care Of the sick attend. You will
be welcome whether profcssioaa
or layman.
J. L. JONES Pres.
W. NJ. wHssLsR, S.o'y.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

ss Minnie Lewis, Of New Flor.
!, vas shopping here Saturday. g..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

N Cora Gilmore 10 visiting
bds at vaudalia this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Z. Schroeder Of New Florence
Lon our streets So turday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Z. O'Donnell was In New
snce Thursday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
,ocal News

In Nebcl Of High Hill was In
! Saturday.
The statesman., 1905-12-22

For some time we have had a collec
tor and solicitor in the person Of Geo.
6. Ross and he has called upon many
subscribers and will get around to all.
This work is necessary and has been
neglected more than ii should have
been for the good OF both the paper
and the patrons. We ask that all
persons facilitate his work and that
the little annoyances Of useless visits
be as few as possible. There is no
complaint if you have not the money
on hand to pay wheE he calls But
it is expected that when you ask him
to return, he will not call in vain. In
all cases where there is difference as
to the account, fair adjustment is
easy if you havs your receipt, and
usually even if you have not. Persons
making complaints about mistakes
should remember that the same name
appears many times on our list, and
confusion is easy, You are nos ex-
pected TO pay for what you do not re-
ceive, but we do expect all persons in
arrears to make the work of collection
as light as possible.
The statesman., 1905-12-22

Miss Clara Gray will give a musi
Gale and military drill at Temple
Theater Christmas night for the ben
eft of the Baptist college at Macon,
Mo,
The Sunday Schools Of Payne
Chapel and St Johns Baptist Church
will hold their Christmas tree Satur-
day night. St. Johns Sunday School
will have Christmas exercises Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
After having their cottage rented
for the past three months, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Emery are again at home
TO their friends who will always find
the latch strings on the outside. Mrs.
Emery has been sick with lagrippe
during the week.
The Pond Lily Club has taken up
a complete course OF American liter
ature as study for the year. At a
meeting held with Mrs.Alexander the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Belle Jones, President; Mrs. Alexan.
der, Vice President; Mrs. Emery, Sec
Ietsry; Mrs Proctor, Treasurer.
The Epiphany Episcopal congrega
tion held its first services Sunday in
their owu church on East Dale Street
which they recently purchased for
$3.50 Those interested in the united
effort which these faithful members
have labored to own a church have
only the highest praise. May this
church do much to elevate humanity.
The statesman., 1905-12-22

Frank Turner is in his own house
at 2229 Clarkson St.
Rev. Douglas is about once more
after his illness.
IG. Gilmore has gone to Chicago,
for few days.
j. W. Mcysy of Boulder was down
Thursday on business.
Mrs. E. l.. Grammer of Lawrence,
has come here for an indefinite stay.
George G. Ross goes to Colorado
Springs tomorrow to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Lily of Pueblo, is in the city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Gilbert Ross lsft Tuesday
morning for two months stay in Pu
eblo.
The Sunday School OF Zion Church
has special program Sunday morn
ing and Christmas tree and enter
tainment Monday night. At the
morning service Of the church Rev
Ford will preach on the text, The
Heavenly Messenger and the Divine
Message In the evening he will
speak on "The Rise and Fall of Ma
tions."
The statesman., 1905-12-22
IDEAL DREssMAKTNG

Ladies need no longer long for good
service or fashionable dressmaking.
The Ideal Dressmaking Parlors at
426 18th Street is conducted by Mad.
am MeGruder and Mrs. Carpenter,
on the highest order. Tailor made
shirt waists a specially. Pattern
made to order. Prices cheerfully
quoted. Phone 1859 Main.
The statesman., 1905-12-22
Colorado
Springs.

Mrs, S. b. Jones has been very in.
Mrs. Eliza Rice has been indis.
posed for the past week.
Mrs, Hundley en- ertained Harper
Union Wednesday
Mt and Mrs. John Watson have
adopted a little boy.
Mrs. Alice Cammack is in Manitou
for the winter.
Mrs, H. D. Earl is expected home
this week from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman are occupy
ing the Coleman residence.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Fleming gave a
dinner Sunday complimentary TO
Miss Gross.
Miss Pearl hampton contract d. a
severe cold and has been confined to
to her room for several days.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams last We'd
nesday and presented them with
baby boy.
Mrs. Boyer returned home this
week after brief but pleasant visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Car.
ter.
The City Federation held meet.
ing at Payne Chapel last Thursday
night whsn the president, Mrs. Till
man appointed several important com
mittees.
Mrs. Ida Joyce-Jackson will enter.
tain Mrs. Booker I, Washington next
month who is coming for recreation
and business.
The statesman., 1905-12-22

Interest continues 10 increase at
the Mems Sunday Forum az Payne
Chapel. Sunday the Niagara Move
was discussed.
The Twentieth Century Reading
Club gave an evening with Shake
speare aud one act drama, afro
American Queen one of Mrs. Till.
man's productions, at the residence of
Mrs Hurley Thursday night.
The Katherine Davis -Tillman, ORA.
matte Club, an auxiliary to Payne
Chapel, was organized several weeks
ago with L. L Duncan president and
Miss Ida Clark secretary. The Dou-
glas Dramatic Club, an auxiliary to
st. Johns Baptist Church, has been
organized with Mr., Fox, president,
Miss Matte Collins, secretary.
The friesds o. Miss Mable Hall
will be pleased to learn that she has
led her cless this year at Topeka In.
stitute. This being her junior year
Miss Hall will no doubt do credit
throughout the collegiate term.
The husbands OF the members Of
the Jolly Thimbie party entertained
wives and friends at a banquet at the
residence Of Mrs. Maud Jenkins last
Thursday night.
"Snow.white" a beautiful operatta,
was given at Payne Chapel last Fri,
dap night under the management of
desdames Butler and Davis. A large
number witnessed the performance
and each actor acquitted himself
creditably. The choruses we're es.
pecially good and the seven dwarfs
made decided hit.
The statesman., 1905-12-22
CITY EEWS

Mrs, NJ. L, vii Jams has been indis
posed.
Mr.. and Mrs D. W Lacy have been
slightly indisposed.
j. B. Moore has gone to Ogden to
remain,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
HEAT AND TANNED SKINS.
The Miracle Ihat Nature PerfoFaa
whoa ~uuburn Occurs

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dark COATED .. '.. ,,.rf ..,...r.,r th,t
In winter tu-n r.r. ., ..... match.
lrs the SHOW ru.r.... .......,,, and
Cscap.uE notice aal ...
This ,haugr " .,.. ... yr,.,ctlon.
effected up .,., Aa.n-N ..,. .N ,u.lcr.
ful. as Wo..l.u. lpl
yet a kiudrrl ngr-. IN.
drS projection. n,.. ..n.
kind every euum,g ... ..... ever
notices u
When the pale ,.t, ..r... .. uat In
the summer suu ut ju,. ,.t-.....,... 90 tho
mountains the lsht t...,. them
flrrcrlv hrst r,NIdrn.g .... NEtn.
then swelling. hit,trrIuE ..I -.,rrhng
II. n they Kept IN the ,.. lmgh.
and n no miracle o,,urrrI '.. ugut
would krl them hmI, a.. x N
the skin urst and aItrrNard ..u.k .ug
the raw Ar~h
hut "A miracle d,,.s occur M, SKIN
changes from pale color t'u ,lu aud
~ ,hi, tan the san hu, no effect Tho
suu may beat ou tan ,rlolrI skin tnr
DAYS lud weeks hut such shin remains
nIVu,S sound uuhIstcr,SI. uhu.,
Thus nature wu.k, miracle The
white SKIN /, suO,uug. AMI nature.
aware. somehow. that n tan skin ~
sun proof ,hnuEr~ to uu 'hr white.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01

When ihs aFst two toRs ~ an14f4>
eits coal were taken Into Philaaal ii
10 i-EIs. the goad people ef that ess1
10 The FecoFCis state. ''tTtaa. a. N1
the stun. tot ~ lsagth. aiaGngtea On.
beohs u ~ and made q van ~ q
YOgSts~n ysssa lAtsF Coionst 0oo
bhOSmaksY soAd eight 90 teA wAE
loads u n In The same city. bgt IN
rants we're soSb issued Nc hiM ng1
fos taking m0n@y undss tale8 =
lenses
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN.
4 IIUus story 1hsi Shsws the Nalaa
81 NeaHaIGeaRrvs.

How professional men make &c
uuaiutnucrs can D. illustrated by tie
story NJ Two m"n whom ! know. One
NJ them. a dentist. had practical n
Their. Who taught him how gJOd an 10
yestmcnt good clothes aud many
friends might lie THIS dO'tor LIVED tos
many years at leading hotels aud &c
evening minEls~i socially with ne
guests There Was never pluasantsr
man than BE- at these leisure times. nor
man % better appearance. aithousn
during the early yrars be was cen
stahtIy IA debt a. his father. and ~ al
this social llfe hr never mcniionea hss
profession or his work unless suce pefs
snnaI talk came naturally into the cen
Veruation. Each year he went TO Ia.
rot,a and dlnsd AT the captains mhles
always In immaculate evening clotheA
Sometime. b. went ahd returned ~ the
sam. ship. for there NHs little To GAiB
by staying sbrosd EVsrybod hke4
him. and today he has an lmmeaSe
practice. . considerable IFopOftioa 81
which he admits frankly can - traced
20 hl. steamship acquaintance. one
day year ago he met . lawyer e4
nbu,i his own age and degree Of saet
ives Of their club
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the lawyer Come along be eaae41
half In lest The d0,tpr hs-ltated ~ =
n,oIn~nt ~ thought Al TlaheT -
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him and then Ssh ri ~lth some suER1i1
how he eOuh manage 10 bs awnB e.
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sd 10 take his ,acsbes Ht that siMf
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the du-iof ~lth q Esnlal sHniie. ''na6
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ami are gong Wen worn tbs beat g.
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10 Isallcs Mgathty haEs4irs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-01
t1vaiaabls.

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the peOVgietOs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-02
ADDICKs HOLSTERS 'EM UP,
TeIs His Legislators That Hes Got as
Much Money as He Ever Had.

DOVER, Del, March 1.--In sariss OF
conferences held here to-day, at which
senator Alice and ex-Seeretary or state
layton were present with certain mem.
bers of the Legislature known as stalvaTt
Acihicks supporters, Addieks mentioned his
financial matters.
iefutlng the assertions that he could not
pay Ids bus aud was broltcn financially,
AdtHcks declared Tint as his credit had been
called into question and many u hs sup
posed friends seemed 10 he playing upon
IL. he desired to inform his party assoc
ciates that he WAS financially oomforta bic,
il not better on than ever he was
Addicks spent the day at the State House
comforting with his legislators. principally
President Conner OF the Senate, Senators
Barnard David o. Moore and Thomas c.
Moore and Representative Abbott, the
Addick' floor leader OF the House, the
five men who have been act down as
willing 70 deadloclS the Legislature II they
could not elect Addicks, Ways and means
were carefully discussed FOR final effort
to secure a big vote after the return OF the
Legislature from Washington, where vari-
ou, conferences may be held with the Presi-
dent and national Republican leaders.
Addick- would not talk for publicado
but he il said to have assured the Addicks
Sialwarts that he would lead their dght as
long a. be lived, and they emerged from
the State House private parlor greatly en-
coura grd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-02
WRS. cory wrAkENs HER CASE.
Admits That Some Of Her Direct Testimony
Was Not True.

NoRTH PLATTE. Neb., March Mira.
louise \. Cody on cross-examination to-
day continued her plan of denying all
charges made against her by Col Cody
except in one or two instances, and these
admissions probably weakened her case
seriously she admitted that she and
Cody had trouble in early days over Cody s
saloon and tavern business because he was
not making money enough for her. They
had trouble again in North Platte few
years ago over the poisoning OF Cody =
dogs
This time Mrs, Cody left Cody and started
90 walk to town alone, She had pre- viously
sworn that she and Cody had never quar-
relied at any time. All charges Of poison
ing using bad language, drinking, being
mean to Cody's GUESTS, giving him "dra gon $
blood and other drugs she denied in toto,
Yesterday she said she would welcome.
reconciliation with Cody il he would publicly
Withdraw the poisoning charge, but to-day
she said she wanted him 10 retract in tho
public press every charge made against her
and then she would consider n proposition
Of reconciliation. but did not know what
her verdict would I've.
The herring closed hero this evening
Cody will give his deposition in Omaha
on Monday and the case will DO argued at
sheridan. Nyo., on March 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-02
FAVOR FR4WLEY BOXING MIL.
Senate Codes Committee. 3 to 4, Reports
Four Round Rout Measure

ALBANY. March Ia hearing Is TO be
given next Tuesday by the Assembly Elcc-
tricity, Gas and Water Supply Committee
to consider all water bills introduced in the
Assembly and aimed at New York city.
By that time il is thought proposition
will DO received from Corporation Counsel
Delany which will clarity the situalion.
However, to-day tho long. looked for bill
that Assembyman Coutant has had in mis-
desk. which bars New York city from Ulster
county,. made its appearance.
The Senate Codes Committee to-day
favoraby reported Senator Frawley's bin
TO permit the Amateur Athletic Union
TO hold boxing bouts Of four rounds duration.
Five members voted to report il TO four
in opposition, Senator Elsberg, the chnir-
man, being one Of those opposed.
The bill may ge through the Legislature
this year unless II IL throtlled in the Assem-
bly,.
Assemblynlan Bedell to-day introduced
a bill which gives the Erie Railroad the
right to acquire real property by oondemna-
lion proceedings. The object OF the com
pany ia TO help TO straighten the lines Of
the railroad across the state, doing AWAY
with many of the turns and curves that il
has to con end with now. II il also thought
the provisions Of the bill would help
Garrisons, where the wreck occurred some
years ago and also at Spuyten Duyvil
BY vote Of 70 to 30 the Assembly to-day
passed Assemblyman Munroe's gnrnish-
ment bill. II provides that the wages Of
any man who gets In excess Of si2 a week
can be garnisheet for the non-payment OF
his grocery bills. The Till amends the law
OF two years ago, which simply affected per-
sons getting in excess Of $40 a week
A bill introduced by Assemblyman Rosen-
stein provides for a IS cent tax on every
/ 900 cigarettes manufactured and sold in
this State. Some time ago State Excise
Commissioner Cullinan announced that no
was consideIng the matter OF imposing
a tax on cigarettes az he YVES studying the
operation o. the law in other States where
such law is in vogue
Tie first bill 20 pay for interest on the
bonds issued for the slOl 100000 barge
canal project has made its appearance.
To-day AssemblyInan Patton inSyoduced
a bill appropriating $4,000 TO ray the in
terest ON the bonds already Issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-02
SECURITIES APPEAL UP.
Guthrie and Root Heard by the init Ell
states supreme Court.

WAaHNoToS, March i.-Arguments In
the suit Of L. H. Hartman and Others against
the Northern Securities Company to pre-
vent the proposed pro rata distribution OF
the Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Railway shares held by the Securities Com
pany were begun before the Supreme Court
to-day. The court extended the time al
lowed for argument, and each side will
have three hours and ten minutes
William d. Guthrie, for Hartman, opened
the case, speaking nearly three hours,
and ex-secretary Elihu Root had used but
ten minutes Of his time in presenting the
case for the Securities Company when the
hour for adjournment arrived lie will
conclude his argument tomorrow and will
be followed, for tho same side. by John G..
johnson Of Philadelphia. II. T. Watson of
Pittsburg will have thirty minutes in which
to close the case for the appellants.
When the case was called to-day eI-
Representative j. Hamilton Lewis. for
the Continental Securities Company repre-
senting $4,000 Of Northern Securities
stock, presented an application on behalf
Of individual stockholders for permission
20 file a separate brief in their behalf The
application was taken under advi-ement.
Mr. Guthrie's argument was given close
attention by the bench and he wac also
piled with questions throughout his speech.
each Of the nine Justices interrupting
with some query and some Of them asking
as many as ten questions