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New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
REAL ESTATE CLERK DECLARED INSANE.

Clarence B. Thomas, the real estate brokers'
clerk who arrested in IIuchows, In 14th street
Thursday night while acting in Il peculiar man
ner, pronounced insane at Bellevue Hospital
yesterday. He says he will appeal his case to the
Supreme Court. Paresis due smoking and con-
stant application to work, is said to have been re-
sponsble for the mans condition when he passed
II is alleged worthless checks.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
CRIMINAL CODE REVISION ENDED.

Washington. Jan 5.-rhe House Committee on
the Revision of the Laws has practically completed
the work of revising the criminal laws, and this
section of the code will probably be submitted TO
the House in few days by Chairman Moon. of
Pennsylvania On account of the shortness of the
session the committee expects that night sessions
OF the House will be necessary to consider the new
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS IN WAR.
Secretary Taft Has Bill to Have Them Of
ficered by Regulars.

Washington, Jan 5-Secretary Taft will send to
Congress next week the draft of bill for the
organization of volunteer regiments in time of war
similar those organized In 1899 for in the
Philippines which ofiicered by officers of the
regular army. The measure is most comprehensive
and IS intended to eradicate the plan Of having
state volunteer regiments organized and otticered
by civilian officers appointed because Of their poll
teal influence rather thal because of any particular
ability they have shown for military duty.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

cal condition weak that unable o do
Of
Whether
powe of resist
Improper diet digestion giving
chance foothold.
do onota
this DUFFYS
nourshent Besides builds
acto
be should be obtained windows
should always have Do
of DUFFYS PURE MALT glass
Sold by all dealers direct sealed
bulk Price
trademark the label Beware led bottles and wske
unreliable
Illustrated medical booklet
Whiskey Co. Rochester N. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

Washington. Jan. Strong protests have been
received by the administration against any inter
by this government In the affairs Of the Con-
go Free State has been urged by religious and
other bodies and individuals throughout the United
States These protests come from individual Cath
olics and Catholic organizations throughout the
country. They assert that all the reports Of the
alleged crueltes against the natives made by
Protestants. and that they biased and founded
inaccurate and misleading Information.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
MESSAGE ON PANAMA FOR SALE.
Printing Office Prepares Textbook in Re-
sponse to Great Public Demand.

Washington Jan 5--To meet T. great public de-
mand for the recent message Of tho President to
Congress telling of his trip the Isthrnus Of
Panama last fall the Government Printing ONCE
has prepared edition. with seven appendices
and twenty-siX full page illustrations making what
is denominated textbook the subject OF the
canal which Will be sold 10 the public by the su-
perintondent of documents. application for 81
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
LIAN.cHOo INDEMNITY PAID.

Washington Jan. Consul General Bergholz at
Canton China, advised the State Department to-
day that the Liam Choo massacre indemnity has
been paid in full by the Chinese government. Five
American missionaries We're killed at Liam Choo
on October 2S, 1906 and hospital and other mis-
sionary property was destroyed, The United States
government Immediately demanded indemnity for
the loss of life and property. The Chinese gov
ernment acceded. and the payment just made closes
the incident.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
CHINA ESTABLISHING BANKS.
Board of Review to Open Establishments
at Moukden and Ying-Kow.

Peking Jan. THE government has decided
TO open Board of Review banks in Moukden ano
Ying- KoW.
11eh Liang, superintendent of general customs,
has dispatched four officials TO inspect the sys-
TENS 0f foreign and native customs collections
from Hankow to Shanghai. Other officials will
be selected TO investigate the systems in other
provinces
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
FIRST MAN TO HARNESS NIAGARA DEAD.

Los Angeles, Jan. 5.-Leouard McLashan, re-
tired manufacturer. said to have been the first
10 power from Niagara Falls for manu-
featuring purposes. died from typhoid fever last
night. Mr.. McLashan was founder of the silver
and nickel plate industry at Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
uRUGuAYAN MINISTER RECEIVED.

Washington. Jan. 5.-The new Uruguayan min
lister. DR. Luis Melian I-atnur formally pre-
s,uted to President Roosevelt to-day by Secretary
Root. The presentation took place in the East
Room of the White House, and the President made
brief address of welcome In response TO the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
Avoid Taking CoId.''
Protect the Lungs.
Germs of lung and throat diseases fill
every crowded train and car. Your sys-
tenn should be i'm condition to resist them.

Each season of the year one has to fortify
himself against the disease diseases peculiar
TO that season. In summer you have to be care
full OF the digestive organs. In winter and early
spring, when the weather is changcable, at times
damp, and again cold, you have to guard against
taking cold" which generally is the beginning
OF all lung, throat and nasal troubles.
Getting sick" depends largely on the condition
of the body TO withstand the attack of the
disease germs Two may be exposed to the
same disease germs. and one take the disease and
the other escape. The explanation is simple.
The body of the was in healthy condition
and able to ward off the germs; the others physi-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
SENATOR CLARK BUYS BIG TRACT.

Trinidad. Col Jan. 5-It reported to-day
that Senator W A Clark of Montana. had pur-
chased Vermejo Park OF William r. Bartlett OF
Chicago. The tract embraces 10000 acres west of
Trinidad. in New Mexico. The consideration is
said to be 100000.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

IMPROVED SERVICE TO AsHEVILLE. n. C.,
via Southern Railway Pullman Drawing Room. Sleep
ing Car leave New York daily a;25 p. NJ New York
Offices. 2Tl-12oo Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

f. H. Pearson chauffeur for Lemuel r. Quigg,
was held $500 bail trial in the West Side court
Yesterday charged with violating the speed law.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

The historic ComstOck lode Of Nevada. where
on the Pacific Coast first mIonaires made their
amazing fortunes, is coming 10 the front again
This development is atteSted by less an
authority than Franklin Leonard. Jr., who in
public statement at San Francisco says.
''I firmly believe that there is rs much in ths
ComStock lode In the 1000 feet below the Sutro
tunnel leNei as there was IN Ine ieeL apNe =.
IL stands 20 reason mat a mime IKE Ophir that y
producing. shown by the last Official statement.
S6 OF S94 and 2S cars of $50 ore in single
week can be taken as an ll0icauon or tns immense
wealth still stored up in the great ComStock lode
The East Is greatly interested, and the CouStock
attracting the attention of investors. impressed
with the work going on there in the modern
chinery that Is being Installed and the modern
methods for the working OF the mines from the
There mas recently been organized in the East
a corporation TO work the lcdes cut through py
an agreement with the tunnel company 10 prospect
the ground of the Solferino lode from the tunnel
extending 2e0O feet on each side Ot the tunnel The
SOlferirO lode is located 5000 feet from the mouth
of the tunnel. between The Brunswick lode and the
ComstoCk lode. Assays were obtained from Uro
ore when the tunnel built. The Bonanza Cor
poration. IN obtaining the privilege to go tnroHge,
the tunnel. obtains great advantage. IN thal "
will 1900 feet OF sinking
II Is confidence in such enterprise as this os
the Bonanza Corporation referred to by Mr..
Leonard that induces my belief that the famous
old Comstock mines are TO be prominent again
that fortunes are sure again TO be made there
for had modern appliances and modern methods
been available 80 years ago there never WouIu
have been deserton of those matchless treasure
houses.
And this is why in this review recently have
pointed out and insisted that Comstock Tunnei
shares (selling upon the New York stock HX-
change az but a few pennies per share) are IN
my view the exceptional mining stock oarsaiA
h ALLAWAY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02

so observe cuando eStaba esconddo gabnee e ngato
Enrique no lie puedo dear morir.
Sc ue lamar la puerta de la habacon del rey pero
Las halo ocupadaS pOr dos CompaniaS de guardias.
No puede entrar dijo Official acercandose ella rap
damente
No predo entrar yo' pregun6 MargaHta.
La orden general
Soy la reina de Navarro, soy su hermana.
En- la consigna hacen excepcones sehora dismule
Vuesra Magestad.
y e Official volv6 cerrar la puerta.
OH esta perdido exclam6 Margara aerrada al aque
las nestras fguas que cuando espaban vnganza osen
taban inhexbidad 81, ST. odo 10 comprendo Sc han
servdo de mi de cebo yo azo que cogen
deguelan los hugonoes Oh! entrare aunque maen.
Margarta echo loca por los corredores
puerta o6 duce anto que por monotone rayaba g
bre Era samo cavna entonado por 6mula 81
apoSsno Immediate.
La nodrza de mi hermano la buena Magdaena
esa ahf excamo Margarta daudose pamadl la ente
umuada por ubta idea iprsame auxo Dos de los
CriStanos
LENA de esperanza Margarta lam6 suvemente la
puerta.
Eu efecto despuGs del avo que lie do Margara despues
de conversation Reuao de sada del de la
ade la ua habia querdo opener gnio benefCo
pobre Diana Enrique de Navarro haba eAconrado agunos
bero caocos preexto de hona acompanaon haSa
aposento eSpeaban vente hugonoe que haben
dose eundo por casuadad quen sepaarse de personal
dfunddo halaba Louvre haca agunas horas
preenmeno de aquea noche fatal Asi esuvieron que
die ntencone de ncomodares pero pnea campa
hada de German- Auxeros que eson6 todos los
zones nebres eco en6 Tavannas medic de senco
mortal anunco Enrique que rey Carlos TX GUERRA habare
Era impossible toia resistenca nade le ocurr6 este
pensameno Ofanse crr los echos las genas los coredoes
del Louvre bao los pies de los odados eundos los patos
aposenos n1mero de dos mil Despendose Enrique
aus amigos quicnes debfa volve ver sgu6 Tavannes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02
ALEXANDRA DUMAS to7

e ca lie conduo pequena gaer contgua la habtac6n
del rey donde de6 solo, henchdo e coazon de toda
Clase de conhanzas
A cont6 rey de Navarro dos horas mortaes por
mnu scuchando progressive e oque de rebate
eampdo de arcabuce vendo por ventaao luz del
ncenio respandor dc los hachon asar ugivo asesinos
sin rOmpcuct aabra dc aqueoa gos dc muee de aque
do0r poder adVnar n pesar de 10 que
ca Carlos IN, rCina nader duque de Guisa terrible
drama que aquel momeuto Sc estaDa repesentando
Enrique tena valor fiSo pero tcnfa la
moral ema pelgro 10 aostraba sonendose pero
pegro campo de baaa, e pegro al are bre mitad
del da pegro pubco acompaado de la sdente ammonia de
los carnes vbante de tambores Pero ALI
saba amas solo, encerrado perddo obScudad
baSaba dvsar enemgo pOda gar haSta e
poda hee AqueaS hoas ueron las mas Crue
les de su vida.
En- 10 mas uerte del tumulto cuando empezaba Enrique
compend que segun todas las posbdades aqueo
anza organizada entro busca captain lie tondujo
la camara del rey Cuando aproximaon ab6 puerta
luego que pasaron vo cer odo por encanto En-
sguda ecapau inroduo Enrique presenca de Carlos TX
e cual Sc hallaba ST. sala de arnas.
Estaba rey senado gran llon con las dos
puesa sobe los brazos de aento cabeza nCnada sobre
pecho Al rdo que hceron los ecen egados az6 Carlos
TX frente por cua vic Enrique goas de sudor
BuenaS noches Enriqullo do asperamene e rey. Mar
chaos La Chasre
FL captain obedecio.
RENO lin momeuto de sombro slencio.
Ell aque ntermedio miro Enrique inquetud totno
suyo vic que estaba solo con Ell rey
Carlos * Sc lavanto de repente.
Vve Dos do atusa1dose rapido ademan blancos
cabelos eugandose mismo tempo fren lesa contento
de veros conmigo este sito Enrque1
Isl por ceo sefor fespondio rey de Navarro siempre
ie cadsa placer Vuestra Maiestad.
Mas que ALA abao trepuso Carlos TX siguendo d ho de
popoS pensamienos sin responder al cumpmento de En-
tque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02
EN- Ell. EXTRANGERO
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MUNOz

l'e Ia f.cuitad De \cdicina
de Madld y '.x-profe$or Cli-
nico de II ,spital de IAN Car
los, de la mi>ma facultad, de
regres Is de 81 Vi ,je Il madrid,
ha est blecido su oheina pro-
fesl"nal en- Ii t.lle 1e Teiuan
no 81
Hor4> de corsu!,a de
"a 4 p. m Tclefo ono ,376 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02
PREci03 D suscRiPcloM

CklMENES nOrf1DlSS Sc COmeleH
en- todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Crimenes
& Ia Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, usando un Perfume 6 un Jab6n
Vulgar, cuando el exquisite uCashimire
Bousquets-.ya en- PERFUME s en- Jabon--
es el stlmun del buen tono. Colgate
Y CO, New York.
THE H-E-L-V-E-T-IA.
81 calle de ola Cruz.
Gran casa de huespedes. liable
4 hotel" Aposentos para familias y
personas solas. Comidas cincuenta
centavos cubierto. Bafios. Telefono
Io2. Apartado de correo 29s. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota Este hotel estA cargo de
una seiiorita cagueha.
ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
xestivo Mojarrieta, pero TIN solo estu-
che produce meior efecto que una do
csna de botellas de aqua mineral 8 de
scr el Gnico curative radical. del est6-
,nago y del intestine, 81 digestive Mo
jarrieta purifica los alimentos Y los ha-
ce asimilables. FL legitimo Digestive
hLoiarrieta cura Ell I'M dia las indiges-
tiones, en- un mes las dispepsias 6 gas
tralgiaS, v en- tres meses las mas gra-
ves Intermediates cr0nicas del eStoma-
gn del ineestiao. Esta universal
cate conhrmelo, en- f,rma sin isua!,
any Ia st:c.c;a III Digestive Moja-rie-
Il e. v&nla,ltrainenle RADICAL Y supe.
fiot 4 la de t,ni n los otros rtinet.ioS,
H.: venta eli las principa!es talnaia't
u Europa y America.
w" 81: VENDE un lote dc taba
co en- rama cosscho de 1905, de las ME
ipres vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse
Quifones Cabezudo y {? CdguaS, P
Rico.
FL sefor DTAZ NAVARRO hs
establecido su o6cina de Abogado y d.
Notafia en- esta ciudad, oalle de Sar
Justo n6mero IS.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Corts
Suprema, dedicandose asf misruo a
examen de de tftulos de propiedades
incorporation de Corporaciones de
pals y extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
exp=dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa
Aceptando la noble competence
hoy establecida en- el ejercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, e
sefor DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone
c. faf 4 sus clientes honofarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
lRft0f. R. Ruiz AmM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02
l|NEA FERREA DEL 0ESTE

Billctes baratos para dias festivos
En- "a clase de capital Bayam6n
ida y vuelta IS ctvs en- q l6 ctvs.
En- IL de Bayamon q Cataiio, iIa y
vu-lta IS ctvs en- 2? 10 ctvs.
Biiletes ordina-ios de CAPITA. 4 Ca
no a clase 4 ; ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-02
Doctor. R. Ruiz AnlM
THE H-E-L-V-E-T T. A
~ calle de ola Cruz.

NEDtCO ClRUJANO, de "a FL
eultad de Madrid. Consultas de IA )
media 4 y media de "a tarde.
Cristo. I4-San Juan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25
LABOR IS OUT
. AGAINST TAFT
President Gompers Opens a Cam
paign to Defeat Secretary Of
War for the Presidency.
WRITES FIyE-PAGE EDITORIAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25:-Basing
his remarks on Secretary Taft's de-
cision as federal judge in Cincin-
natl with reference to boycotts, and
tiOns in his discussion of labor ques-
tions in his western speeches, Presi-
dent Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, prints a hot five
page editorial headed, Taft, the in
junction standard bearer" in the fed
eration's official organ formally open
ing an organized labor campaign
against Taft as presidential aspirant.
Secretary Taft's contention with
reference to what is termed boycott
would, if carried to its logical result,
declared Gompers, lead to disper-
sion and forcible breaking up by
court orders of every assemblage of
working men, however, innocent or
lawful their purpose; and to a nulli-
fication all their agreements. Sec
retary Taft's parting words are to
console corporate influence and
money power for any uneasiness as
to his position. He substantially
assures them that if they but give
him their support he will hand over
to the tender mercies of the worst
elements of the capitalists class the
working men of the United States,
bound hand and foot and shackled by
lnjunctions, for which he'll stand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25
EAGLES AT The
COUNTY SEAT.
Members Of Perth Amboy Aerie
Present GaveIs TO New
Brunswick Brothers,.
RECEIVE A CORDIAL WELCOME.

About fifty members of Perth AM
boy Aerie, No. 1886, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, went to New Brunswick
last night in special trolley car,
to present formally the set of gavels
and blocks to Aerie No. 1929, of New
Brunswick, which won a tug-Of-war
contest at the Eagles picnic at EX-
celsior Grove at Maurer Labor Day.
Although the gavels and blocks
had not yet arrived the services and
presentation went on as if they had
been on hand.
The local party left by way of spe-
cial car about 1920 o'clock. They
had expected to start earlier, but it
was thought that the articles might
arrive on the 7:17 train. When they
did not come at that time, the spe-
cial car went on its way to the county
seat.
After the regular business session
of the New Brunswick Aerie in their
lodge rooms, at Nelson and Church
streets, the presentation took place.
Addresses were made by l.. Burt
Moore, George S. Walker, David L.
Hull and Louis Van Horn, of the To-
cal aerie. The party returned to this
city shortly after l o'clock this morn
ing.
1t is expected that the gavels and
blocks will arrive in this city some
time today and they will be sent to
New Brunswick as soon as they are
received here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25
fOrdyce Says II Was One of The
Worst BOss-ridden COnven-
tions Ever Held in Middle
sex County. Activities
Of Theodore Strong
on The Floor.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25:-
Disguised at what he declared was
one of the worst boss-ridden conven-
tions that has ever disgraced the his
tory of republicanism in Middlesex
county, Col Alexander r. Fordyce,
Jr., recognized as the leader of the
New Idea wing of the republican
party in this county, made no secret
of his determination, yesterday af-
ternoon, to bolt the assembly ticket
nominated by the republican county
convention unless he receives salts
factory and unimpeachable assur-
ance that they would stand for the
principles championed by the new
idea people.
His declaration came as direct out
come of the action of the convention
in setting itself resolutely against any
concession to the reform element of the
party. The platform presented to the
convention by the regularly appointed
committee was cut and dried AFFAIR
which was handed to the chairman of
the committee by somebody" who had
prepared it to save the committee trou-
BILE. The Somebody it is stated, was
either Theodore Strong or some one
acting for him.
Strong was very much in evidence at
the convention. He buttonholed dele
gates, gave instructions. ran from dele
cation to delegation, urging, whisper
ing, arguing sometimes even, to Judge
from his manner, threatening. His ac-
tivity was commented upon variously,
but the convention went as he would
have it go.
Later Mr.. Fordyce declared that the
whole thing had narrowed down to
question of principle. 1t was deplor-
able that principles which had been in
corporated into republicanism in the
state platform and in Essex county
should be repudiated by a MiddleseX
convention. Fort stands for those
principles" he said, land | will support
: Fort. But with slch convention as
that which named the assembly ticket,
it will need some very convincing dec
larations by the nominees to make me
feel that they can be supported without
sacrificing everything
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25

COMMITTEE.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

Special to the EVENING NE WS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25:-At the
close of the republican county conven-
tion in Y. M. C. A. hall, yesterday, the
following new members of the county
executive committee were named:
New Brunswick-First Ward, r. T.
Holman, Charles Morris; second ward
A. Wagner, j. Banker; third ward
James McCallum; fourth ward, G. Mott
William Schlessinger; fifth ward, j
Kemp, j. f. Orpen; sixth ward, T. II
Rastall, Fred Schneider.
Perth Amboy-G. j. Haney, l.. j
Hope, l. B. Tice, L. B. Moore, II. S
Smith, John Anderson George Fuller
ton, Nels Hanson, Nels Fonston.
WoOdbridge-D. A. Brown, M. G.
Ashley, M. Irving Demarest.
Roosevelt-Peter Finnegan.
Piscataway-J. M. Dayton, William
Hamilton, N. NJ Giles.
Jamesburg-J. l.. Suydam.
Sayreville-W. II. Klein.
INSTRUMENTATION Kuhlthau.
Madison--W. A. Green.
Dunellen-Dr. S. W. Brakeley.
South Brunswick-W. w. Stults n.
III. Vreeland.
Metuchen-R. II. Wilson.
East unswick-AleXa Con-
over, Joseph Hodapp Sr.
Raritan-Thomas l.. Dixon, Peter
Lott.
Monroe-J. NJ Vandenburgh.
North Brunswick-E. w. Kuhlthau.
Cranbury--E.' S. Barclay.
South Amboy-W. S. Dey, Charles
Steuerwald, +. Dreibut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25
TWO CONTESTS THE FEATURESOF
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
Staceys Nomination Made I'm.
anITnous When II Was Seen that
Hanson Was Badly Beaten
Platform As Adopted
Deals in General.
iiies.The Issues.

Ihere were but two contests at the
republican county convention yester-
day that amounted to anything. The
1rst was over the platform and the
second over the nominations for the
Board OF Freeholders. AS was stated
in the last edition of yesterdays
NEWS the amendments to the plat
form as presented by the committee
on resolutions, embodying the prin-
ciples of the new idea wing of the
party, were voted down. Two planks
OF the new idea, offered later, was
also lost. Previous to this a motion
to strike QUE the rule referring all
resolutions to the committee without
debate was also lost. This showed
the regulars in full control of the
convention and unwilling to make
any concessions to the independents
or to recognize them in any way.
Vote for FreehoIder.
On the vote for freeholder the fight
was only between Hanson and Stacey,
of Perth Amboy. In Perth Amboy
Hanson got of the 20 votes. There
was some question as to how the roll
should be called, some favoring, vote
on five candidates and others to vote on
Hanson and Stacey separately from the
otneT IOur. II was decided to vote on
all six the highest five to win.
Leslie p johnson. for this city, said
the local delegates had decided to vote
for the man who got the highest vote
in his city and so they voted for Stacey.
Charles Brown, of Woodbridge, said
it was unfair to discriminate against
one man of the five freeholders and he
was for Hanson.
The vote between Hanson and Stacey
was as follows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-25
OIL
GOT REPORTS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25:-In the case of
the government against the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey, Henry G..
Folger, Jr., supervisor of Standard Oil
refineries, admitted on the witness
stand today that he met with the man
ayers of various refineries of subsidiary
companies and received, regularly, re-
ports of operation of all refneries. He
admits he and C. N. Payne owned. Cor
sicana Company. which is operating
in Texas for the Standard after the
Pierce had been ousted from that state.
They had purchased the company for
$2,O0O,000 but had paid no cash, agree
ing to pay in ten years.