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LAWYER GIVEN CONTROL
OF CROKER MILLIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.--Mrs
Malcolm Whitman. formerly Miss Jennie
Croker. has executed power OF at
torney In favor Jf Henry T. Scott OF this
city. giving him complete control over
her s10.ctC0o0 properties. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitman are now livinI temporarily in
New York.
Before her marriage, Scott. who is an
attorney. had handled the affairs of Miss
Crocker and her brother. The purpose
of the document Is to keep all OF the
California property under one manage
ment.
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Will Free Becker, Say Counsel;
| Declare Him "American Dreufus''

Joseph Shay counsel for Becker in his appeal for
statement confirmed evidence he had been gathering
III 70 before Ina loo
Con OATH, enough
Justice Con order trial
which have gathered.
Il have been working along that line
there concerned This state
Weber could possv oh
49,
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STEUER DENIED ON OATH
BEING WEBBER'S LAWYER

Max Steuer. In the Erlangsr trial.
was asked: You were further re-
ferred to by Mr.. ErlanGer az "Brids.
10 webber's lawyer Il he your
client?" He answered: HE 10 not.
was not and never has been. Har-
ford p. Marshall. who was with Mr..
Jerome when he was Dissatisfaction
ney. was his counsel throughout the
gunmen's affair. 1 was called In by
Webber's family. . family OF the
highest reputability. and my repeated
declaration to them. and to him, was
that the only basis upon which I
could have anything to do with his
affairs was that he should tell the
entire truth. District-Attorney Whit
man has said to me. as a result of
this. that the public service ]. 70 rem
dered was second to none
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pimpNe, ~ hnoa. 1
was 20 ashamed Of my
self that I did NOT 20
out Of the house. In
fact I did not want "a
show myself to my
friends. Only the face
was broken out and
some parts Of the hips.
The pimplcs were red.
largo and distlguring.
Some came to a head
and some came in bIq
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schepps told me | was wanted there. !
met WALTON. Rose and Becker there.
They were talking, stood listening.
Becker said. We'll, the - Is going
long way. He has seen McAdoo and
Is trying to see Waldo and the Mayor
Now he Is after Whitman. IL he gets
to Whitman it's all on. When is tina
- going to be croaked'" Then no
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Q. Did YOU ever talk TO Becker about
RosenthalY A. Yes. at one Hundred
and Twenty-fourth street and Seventh
avenue In the latter part OF June. jack
Rose and Harry WALTON We're there.
Q, Why did you go there? a. Sam
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ECZEMA CURED IN 10 TO 80 DAYS.
Ths Pans Msdielre "a. .62t Pine street, 81
4qinins. have q nsw and wonderful discover.
loves sA,NAhE CUTS Sh.eh thsy gaarss:
a, !:sa:s 5:i:. SSSvss sA;Eas5
-; dmseiss hsssy T. end . sos. 10 pss.ass
o1anes 80 v VII - ssat b nAA -Alvk
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the murder. and the Inference was that
Weber did the planning. It would
Indicate that he was "A guilty-innoce cent
man.
In Webber's testimony he swore
that he was not at the Garden res
taurant at the time II was sworn that
the murder of Rosenthal was first In
tended. lie also swore that he did not
direct anyone to kin Rosenthal and that.
directly or Indirectly, he did non do 40.
I'VE intend to show there never was
a meeting at One Hundred and Twenty
fourth street and Seventh avenue,
where Becker was supposed to have
ordered WALTON. Weber and Rose to
kill Roscnthal. During the course OF
testimony they attempted to corrob.
orite each other. but In the event
II appeared there was conflict In their
they made II appear that one or the
other was absent for a moment.
sUlLIvAN's REFUSAL SPOILED
PLOT, HE SAYS.
WALTON went to get cigar while talk
Ing with Becker. he swore, and Rose
and WALTON swore that Webbcr and
Becker stepped aside and talked to each
other privately. And Webber and Val
lon swore that Rose and Becker stepped
aside for the same purpose. Rose alone
swore that Becker and WALTON We're talk
ing together before even he came on the
scene.
Another arrangement In the testi-
mony occurred when they sought 10
show that lgecker met them few
hours after the murder. Originally
they intended to have Jack sullivan
corroborate them. no they said he was
there. Later. when sullivan refused
to corroborate them. they left him n
the group before Becker was supposed
to arrive, but when the perjured testi'
mony concerning Becker meeting then
| and his statement was arranged, they
simply injected a new figure into tn,
| scene In the person of man named
'Muttle This man, Muttle. was sup
| posed to come along just at that mo
mont and take sullivan away with him
| at Is admitted by Rose. WALTON
Schepps and Weber that the four so
called gunner never knew Herman
Rosenthal. nor had they ever seen hin
In their lives. The night thry are al
legged to have met at Bridge Wabbers
if the story as testified to by Rose
Webbcr. WALTON and Schepps was true
there ~ n link missing. 1t has 70
| been shown who identified Rosentha
to Lefty Louis, Whitley Lewis, Dag
Frank and Gyp the Blood.
Rose swore that after all were con
gregated at webber's poker room. Jus
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P|MPLES RED, LARGE
AND D|SF|GUR|NG
So Ashamed Did Not Go Out. In
Nights Time Full ofThem. Cured
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

2s7 watkins st.. Brooklyn. N. T.
"when was sixteen years Of ase noticed
blackhssds coming out on my fsce. then
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TO SQUEAL WHEN ROSE DID, 81 VS. !YEBBER

with the idea that he can establish a
claim on Il: he must be content with
the opportunity II offers for service and
for sacrifice"
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Gr0ngfulIy convicted. !"

Fl have reviewed every bit OF the
testimony given In the case OF Lieut..
Becker. and ind that there was an
und.rcurrent OF effort 10 tell the truth.
BY this ! mean that .Bridsie' webber.
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called me aside and said. "Brldgie, why
don't you speak to the boys and have
that - crosked?" 1 said. CHARLEY,
that's dangerous" lie answered. lies
trying to get TO Whitman and that &
more dangerous. lie must be croaked
and I'll stand by the fellows who do 1t.
l will protect them to the limit" I
said, "All right. Charley. II that's the
way you feel we will do IT," Then we
separated and I returned to my poker
room.
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Five Coppers VIII Buy a Box.
Red Closs \ Cough pTops. E,sTywhsTs. --Advt
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Bridgie Webber's SWOrn Story
Before jury in Becker Trial

When called States citness at the trial Becker
gave NE follOring
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Mark COrircy and Mary Eliza
beth COrdrcy, husband and wife, bv Their
certain Deed ~ Trust. dated the nth day ~
Orto,,cr. Ninctpcn hundred and four dppN
aud flied Tor record. In the office ~ the Rc
rorirr ~ Deeds Tor dolt county. Missouri. 81
the nth day of D,y'ciubrr 1904. and rccoric'
In the record, of the office ~ said itc'prlci
~ Deeds. IN Hook Number ioI. NJ page n.
thereof, conveyed to tli,s undersigned trn>
tee, IN trust, tO secure the payment ~ th'
note In said Trust Deed described due Drto
brr y. I'Nb. the following d"~,tih'd real -
tate situate IN Holt county, Missouri, to.wli
The North East Fouri, IN v al II tn
south Fast quarter =. T.. . ot section YUM
her Tsrnty l,al, in Township Number FIfty
ISL; aud, whereas, the said not" d-s,''lh"d
said Trus, Deed aud the inierr>, th rrun.
,Iuc. aud unpaid: ana, whereas. the l"rn
holder and ssignrr ~ said note has request
81 inr tu execute the power vested IN me "
said Deed ~ Trust. To- sell said icnI estate
and out - the proceeds ~ said ,nl. pay III
,',,,i = NJ executing this Trust, aud ~" indcm
fore, ~ = impinn,r with SAID request, anu u
pursuance nf the power vested IN ne, u
Trustee In said trust Deed ! viii sell sal
real estate. 1T public ycndur. io the hi.li'>
bidder for cash an
MONDAY. JANrNHN y, M.
~ the Nortl, front d'pr ~ the Court ions'
IA the tity of oregon, ~ Holt county Mis-
>purl hci Nc"n the hours ~ nine -" hk u
tn loren on aud four o'rlu'k ~ the nfrr
IIunu ~ that dav. for the purU',>rs ~ pnyi"g
with the prN'rcds thereof, the debt "Npi,"s''
In said Trust Deed aud he r>prii,,'> ~ eye
cutting said trust ~ III said Trust lW,u pr
vidcd. DANIEL. IA'N WV,
Trustee.
This hccmbcr u, i"li.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26

A few undesirable eggs will lower
the price Of a whole crate.
The egg should be perfect In shape,
with fresh, clean appearance.
Fowls that are still heavy In mott
should be given a rich oil ration.
The money In the poultry business
10 made most often from the eggs.
Turkeys shonld be- raised on fresh
ground each year, Diseased birds
should be burned.
Full fed hens. having well bal
anced ration. will lay larger eggs than
hens on stinted feed.
Care Is necessary to maintain the
flavor In q choice egg when It is no,
eaten AZ soon AS laid.
Some strains OF Plymouth Rocks
are particularly noticeable for the
large size OF their eggs.
Hens with plenty OF exercise and
comfortable surroundings lay heavier
eggs than those In restricted quarters.
In feeding green cut bone. allow
one ounce for every fowl In the pen,
giving the bone fresh the day It Is
cut.
When you clean out the poultry
houses don't forget the droppings are
the very finest fertilizer for fruit and
vegetables.
Hens. while In laying condition. eat,
ing decayed meat or fish. onions. or
strong smelling foods. will impart that
flavor 10 the eggs.
Hens In a flock that lose the feath'
ers on the back are the fav0rites OF
the male bird. Hhich 10 showing too
much attention % them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
BULLETIN ON DUSTLEss ROAD
Department Of Agriculture Issues
Statement Giving Methods for Elk.
aiming Materials.

Dust prevention and road prcserva.
ton ARE almost inseparable subjects
In the study Of good roads. so insist.
emily demanding the attention Of road
engineers and chemists Interested In
modern road construction. Therefore
the bulletin Of the United States de
partnlent OF agriculture on methods
Tor the examination Of Biiuminous
road materials. prepared by the Office
Of public roads. and issued IN No. -
Of that series. which contains com
plcie descriptions OF the methods oi
examination for that class Of materi
ala. as employed al present by that OF
flee, should materially further the
adoption of standard methods. u mat.
ter which Is of the utmost importance
AT this time.
These methods are presented In
such form that any intelligent per
son may. with little practice and Tho
proper equipment. make such eXami
nation, With this object In view, the
bulletin describes the various tests
IN greater detail than would have been
necessary Tor the use OF chemists. ana
illustrations are presented OF practi
cally all the apparatus required. Also
u list of the necessary equipment for
"a small laboratory about to engage In
the routine testing and inspection of
bitumens Is given, The maximum
cost. exclusive Of platinum ware. solv
ems and chemicals, would not exceed
$500, and probably could be purchased
cheaper by securing bids on the entire
equipment from several drug supply
houses. For the extraction Of biiumi'
nous aggregates. the recovery of the
biiumen and examination OF the aggre
gates. an additional outlay of $l26
would he necessary. but this expense
seems to be entirely within the means
Of most road commissioners charged
with the construction and mainte
nance of public roads.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Push the plow!

Push the plow!
When In doubt build silo.
Conservative marketing always pays
best
Lime may he applied to the soil at
any time,
The best seed corn IL that grown
on ones own farm,
Early fall blowing Ii the cheapest
and best crop insurance known.
sixty tons OF water a month are
needed to produce an acre OF wheat,
Pillow early and pillow deep, but pillow
deep whether or not you plOw early.
Toads rank next to birds In value as
destroycrs Of harmful insects about
the garden.
Turn up a little OF the subsoil, Il
will increase the water-holding capac.
ity of the ground.
Hairy or winter vetch may be sown
IN the fall and It will be a very useful
early spring forage.
Cut the clover or alfalfa Just as soon
as the buds are well set At the crown
for the next growth.
No matter how ambitious you may
be to begin to cut the hay. wait until
the dew Is entirely OF.
Let the neighbors do what they will
keep matches away from your straw
pile. R0ughage Is too scarce this sea
son to use 1t for bonfire.
| Many farmers now pasture their
corn fields which IL the most econom
| Teal method Of harvesting the crop
and. under favorable conditions. the
! most profitable
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II. Z. Church. Forest City.
Rev. e. II. Werner. Pastor.


ist Saturday evening, Sundnysmurning aud
',rnlng ut Tarkio Chapel.
Sud sunday morning ~ II u, m nj Forest
'ltv; sunday evening ut klmscy school house
II u'clWk
5rd sunday morning ut Tarkio chapel M "
(, M. nnd evening ~ Forrest tiiy ~ -. m.
III sunday ~ kImsry at u ~ M. aud ~
forest CIV ~ -p. ~,
SUNDAY srhpl a, 1870 u. m, i. NJ Lease,
superintendent.
Junior League ~ :iSop. ~. Mrs Werner.
superintendent.
tpwmth League NJ y. ". Miss Mary Hui.
'n'h, President.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday u, : D. m.
Wumrr'- HON" Mission S"ir,y Friday ~
so y ~, Mrs scott, President.
choir practice Thursday NJ sp M
Sunday ~'honl u, Hlmscy srhcol i,ous, At 10
:. m. \, Smith. Superintendent.
Epvurih League ~ kimscy srh"Ol house
sunday a y. ~.
sunday Srhool ~ Tnrhio Chapel AT PA5 ..
~ T.. D. itoyd. sup1sIn,cndcn,.
Prayer meeting ~ Tarkio Chapel sundA
and Wednesday AZ sSp n.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26

One OF the worst leaks on many
farms comes direct from the manure
heap. by leaving 1t piled up near the
barn. exposed to storms. so that the
better part teaches out and goes to
waste. The first principles of agricul.
ture demand constant and liberal fer
tilizatlon Of the soil. and as the aver.
age farm ia never over.supplied. no
man should neglect to apply the man
ure as fast as made to those soils
where It will do the most good.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
E:N-k..h..:..,,lg
House for Winter Layers.

deep and seven feet high. divided
into seven compartments each capa.
Bile OF holding % hens.
The front as well AZ all partitions
are OF unb!eached muslin; no glass
about the house, Every day the
doors are opened for long or short
airing. according to the weather
The opcn spaces are covered with
wire netting. The frame was built
OF :xis II has double floors and
with all interior necessities cost $40
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
HANDY FOR SPREADING LIME
Distributing Machine Can De Made
BY Any ingenious Person At Very
Small Expense.

The accompanying illustration
shows a home. made machine Tor dis.
tributing lime, ashes. etc. The six.
cornered box Is hung on AKA scant.
ling hevn down SO II will run through
wheels about four inches. as bearings
for the frame to draw by, says the
Homestead. A tongue is not needed.
although one could be used. Any old
wagon or moving machine wheels will
do. Make the ends to ut ankle. both
ends alike, doubled crosswisc OF the
grain Of the wood. with oneinch
boards. twelve inches vide. Fasten
one end Of the box and axle to q
wheel. and let the other wheel turn
on the axle. A support may be out
In the center the same as the end.
but II is not necessary unless the box
Is made longer than ten feet. as 1t is
very strong and the axle breaks the
fall Of the contents and prevents
packing. The feed Is regulated b,
using two three.inch strips, with one
bolt In the center and heavy screw
through the ends into the long strips
Leave the center cross strip long
enough for the handle to close. While
filling. tack the strips TO hold exact
while boring one and auarterinch
holes ten inches apart, opposite the
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Administrators Notice,

Notice II hereby given, that Letter, ~ Al
niuist ration, upOu the estate ~ Phlllu "
Oyley, deceased, were granted Ia ~" ,h'
drrsignrd on the ~ 10 day ~ lhr'rin'"r' mi
ny the rrohni" ''nnr' ~ 'i"'i county MIS-
souri,, "A
All PERSONS having "inin, against said
estate, ARE requested Ia e>hlhlt Them
Tor allowance Ia the administrator. within
SIX months after the date ~ said Letters, oi
they may i1 precludcd from any benefit ~
such estate: and II such riai - IN not cNhl,',
tied within ouc year from the dhlr ~ sal'
letters, they shall h. forever hiirr.ti
GEORGE LEItMER
Admini>t TRAITOR
This 3rd day ~ January. i"i!,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26

Poultry journal. First three feeds
daily should be cooled potatoes made
nto crumbly mash with cornmea
'caldcd with skim.milk and water
'ourth or last feeding for the DAY
should DO q full feed Of whole corn
with a little buckwheat given every
ew days for change. Give at eacl
iceding all they will clean up II
twenty minutes. DO not leave foot
standing before them. Give f,rst fee,
~ soon as II Is daylight In the morn
ing and give last feed nj nigh, jns'
before roosting time. supply charcoal
crushed shells and gravel. Give both
milk and water for drink. This ra
ion dates back to the early days.
II you try II. please report results
Another ration. OF about the sam,
period. In practically the same. except
that the nut meats Of chestnuts and
sweet accrns are added to the night
ration Of corn for the last ten days
Ut feeding.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Evangelical Church.
a. ". wcidrmicr. Pastor.

u. W. Wcidcmicr, Pastor.
oregon sunday school At 10 ~ IN, X. G.
kunkcl, superintendent.
Prayer meeting Thursday At sp. m.
Preaching, first and third sundays at ~ ..
~. SECOND and fourth sundays ~ = y. M.
Nickrlls Grove sunday school at 10 u. m.
Las. Ramsay. superintendent.
Y =. A. NJ ,::p D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday ut = y. m.
Preaching, Brst aud third sundays NJ sp m.
second and fourth sundays u, ~ am.
Benton sunday schuni at ~ n. ~. Preach
ing second sunday at u u. ~. toIrih sun
lay NJ soclork y. ~.
Any one Is cordially welcomed Ia any Of
,I,.sy services
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
RULE FOR FArTeNINo TURKEY
% Not conf,ne In eattenins Pen, but
Give Liberal Grass Range and
Feed We'll.

Here is an old rule for fattening
the Thanksgiving turkey: DO not
coniine In fattening pens. bu, give a
liberal grass range They fat,en bet.
ter II not closely confined Give them
all they will eat four times day
Keep them on the fattening ration for
bout three weeks, when they should
be In prime market condition. 20 not
feed for twenty.four hours before kill
ing, says q writer In the American
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Lime spreader.

side holes Intermediate. Use three
strap hinges and three hasps with
hooks on one side for door. Any
amouat can be put on. by uSins a
button to stop lever. one can adJus,
amount wanted. Turn the but to
stop the lever the same every time
Any handy person can make one IN
two days. The cost OF material VIII
DOT exceed five dollars anywhere, new
and dressed
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Presbytsrian Church.

Sabbath School A. $40 every sabbath.
Y. y. =, c, u. u, U:Op. ~,
Prayer service Thursday evening NJ 80
). M,
Preaching every Sabbath a, u =. m 90
10 w. ~, Ts,.
0 Everybody cordially Invited "a attend tie
,bove services
II the pastor can h,ip you please call fo'
IN services,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
HOUSE WITH MUSLIN FRONT
Neat. Comfortable ard Thoroughly
Comfortable Building Can BE
Constructed Cheapiy.

The illustration gives an Idea Of tn,
neat, comfortable and thorough.
convenient henhouse | built Living ~
mill town I make use NJ the 'coI
yarn heads" These boxes are vel
made, a5yss inches In size. aud In
great demand nj three cents each
says n writer In the Farm and Home
This house Is 90 feet long, ten feet
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice L. hereby given tina, the undersigned
Eiisnbeth j. pierce, deceased, win make final
settlement u his accounts with said e,tat,
ms such executor. ~ the hcM !erm oi
III he holden in Oregon, IN said county, on
WV IVY BERT q. PIERCE,
Executor.
This.lath day Of January, is,s.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Care Of Oniona.

Onions should remain In the sun
until thoroughly cured and the tops
80 dry that they will not add moisture
to the mass when they are put under
cover.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26

Notice Il hereby given, that the UNDER
signed Executor of the estate Of Edith A.
81 his accounts with said estate ns such FIX
rcntOr NJ the next Term ~ the Probate
Court Of Holt County. Missouri. to be holden
February, \. d.. Iai.. IT'S. iilNnE,
Executor.
This .ath lay Of December, 1911.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice l. hereby given, thnl ~" under
signed Executor 20 the estate 81 John :. 'n-
turmiii, decreased, viii make ilnai settlement
OF his accounts with said esiat. as such w
erutOr al the neat Term ~ the i'roba', Cnurl
M iiolt County, Missouri. Ia H. holden ~
oregon 10 said county, on the f'th day ~
February, A, d., lNl.. ,,,,
Executor.
First publication January !. 1871:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice |, hereby given, that The under
signed ENerutriN ~ the estate OF Georv" W.
Mummy, deceased, viii make final settle
mcnt % his accounts vi, h said estate - ,'ich
Executor az the next Term Of the Probate
,iOuri ~ Iioit Cou ~, Missouri, 10 he holden
in Oregon IN said County, ON the eth day ~
February, A, D., lpi:
ExecutriN.
This eth day Of December. 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
German n. =. Church.

Rev. ". l.. Meyer Pastor.
sunday school ~ $50 a. M.
Preaching every sunday at 1870 r. m.
Pr-ach,us every sunday al the NodAwaS
aurci at Q 10 y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon ~
10
Everybody cordially invited 10 attend above
rv,ccs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26
Notice of Grant of Letters Of Ad-
ministration.

Letters ~ Administered ion IN the est ate 81
Edmond kewiu, deceased, were granted t.
the undersigned on the 9Th day of Noveni-
her. 1911, by the Probate Court ~ Holt Coun-
", Missouri,
An pcrsons having claims against said rs
to the administ rator, within SIX months after
date ~ said letters, or they may In prrclnded
from any Mnen, a. sun .s,m'e, nmu ,. su.m
the date ~ said letters, they viii be forever
barred.
This ist day Of necen!er; 1911.
W u. RICHARDS,
Administ rutOr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-01-26

4 shock OF the size desired is reached,
then II is ned near the top and the
snort pole l. pulled out The horse
IL then pulled straight ahead 10
whore the next shock Is desired NO
saddles are made when this corn
horse Is used aud a, husking time
he stack can be- pulled over without,
having to cut the saddle stalks.