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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28
COMPANY
||EFERs CDMPRD
Rational Affidavit Filed by
he of Many Complainants
'Against Equitable Loan.

. Affidavit was sworn to yesterday
1. the county attorney by j. w
1, OF Malad, Ida, In the Equitable
q Investment company matter
n Is under investigation by the au-
&les Morse took oath that he has
|juto the company the sum Of $3.50,
'eas 10 receive a $4,000 loan on Janu-
|1g He made repeated applicati tions
j that date FOR the money, which
not forthcoming.
hIs affidavit. Morse declares that
amc 20 Salt Lake City several days
4. try 10 secure the loan. He sWears
III 1. Wyatt, local agent for the
-ny. Informed him that the crinni-
rroserut!on instituted cost the com
4 40, 900. and nothing was being paid
|,or the present. Morse also swears
3 affidavit that he was offered $500
.compronllSe. he To turn over all his
Ia bearing on the case to the Utah
toaI bank.
'rplalnts from patrons OF the com
4 continue io come into the county
news office G., y. Lund writes
saIina IN behalf Of himself and a
'ssr OF others who have paid money
The concern j. Tom Fitch writes
|msny in Carbon and Emery coun-
have claims against the company.
4 Cheney OF Brigham CITY says ne
'nald S210 to the company without
a and that others in his locality
/ claims
'rlose Investigation is being made of
<atures of the case
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How can such
a thing bcs you
naturally ask.
8 j m ly be-
cause the man
who wrote the
p r Q S c 7 j p
{ o n ON
" h ic h MILO
MA tablets are
made x o o " s
m ore Il b on {
stomach dis
eases than 95
per cent Of all
the physicians
in America.
and he gets
paid for know
ing.
And when you
get a large box
of tablets made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28
The Kidneys and the Skin.

| fhe spring. the kidneys have much
If they are weak or torpid. they
f not do it well, and the skin will be
|oB or blotchy. That is telling the
a in a few words.
I'D 8 Sarsaparilla strengths and
&Ilatcs the kidneys. cures and pre-.
pimples, blotchcs and all cutanc.
F huptions.
ID 't>fail to take 1T.
ID bottle today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28
Beginning Today
Great 3-Day Sale
of N O T ION S

Aggregate savings will amount
TO considerable sum on entire
Spring and Summer supplies. Our
own dependable grades-every
article of standard weight, size or
measure, Notice the values.
Main Floor.
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LARD DONE'S PLAN
BEING COMAENDED

s,.snrrent Issue OF the Weekly Tn
'lter OF New York. paper devoted
Y insurance business. contains an
= concerning the offer made recent
Willard Done, insurance commits
Hr Utah, by which prizes will he
ued 10 the hest essays on "Fire Pre-
M written hY the school children
& STATE. The article comm ends Mr..
= plans To other commissioners who
70 Improve insurance conditions In
states by educating thc people
the line OF fire prevention
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Catarrh Of Stomach
Indigestion, Gas and Heaviness
Quickly Ended.

If vou went TO thirty doctors and
paid each his fee for a prescription for
indigestion or stomach misery il is ten
chances to one you wouldn Z get such a
good prescription ms the one from
which M1O-NA stomach tablets arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28

WALKER 'S-THIRD SOUTH AT MAN
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Main Floor-Aunex
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28

a. Glossner, "a Ontario ST, Roch,
h, n. Y, has recovered from q long
|syerc attack of kidney trouble, his
being due to Foley Kidney Pills.
b detailing his case, he says: 81
oply sorry | did not learn sooner of
b Kidney Pills. In few days
my backache completely left me
" felt greatly improved. Ny kid.
, became stronger, dizzy spells left
and | was no longer annoyed at
~ Z feel 100 per cent better since
n Foley Kidney Pills" Schramm-
|npn, drugs, 1.-The never substi
'h" Five good stores.
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At i , = so
Enriched BY New Arrivals
Continues the Center of Interest

Yesterday express brought another great sample purchase
which will be added this superb Pre- Easter showing
Suits and dresses ordered through New York of
flee from several leading makers for comparison values
They latest advanced 1912 models. Suits N
whpcords dagonas and mixtures plain tailored and
novelty effects that to be had elsewhere-srcty
Then there dresses surprising assortment
Guiding plain and changeabe affeas messaline silks
striped effects mxturesmany trimmed in Irish lace all per-
fec tailored and possessing distinctive style found
only high class Very superior values 500
No better time for Easter selection than
Annex
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-28
NICER CLAWSON ON
ROAD To RECOVERY

.ncer Clawscu, who has been suf-
a from grip for more than a month
4 Iz now far: recovering from his Ill
. c1awson has been confined to his
p and has been unable 10 give at
|on Ia his large business affairs.
s7er, he expects To he out in a few
when he will he found al his husi-
headquarters as formerly While
'Clswson has been compelled TO keep
y bed his illness has never been of
fme seriousness. although he has
ned considerable pain as the result
be grip and attendant Affections.
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Mining Company Sued.

Enck Ryan filed suit yesterday
e saint Marys Mining company for
Is, claiming TO have expended that
y. ~ the rompany's behalf Ryan
lled sull against The H. Il. Smith
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Beginning Today
Three-DaySale of
TOILET Articles

Scores of world famous toilet
preparations at decidedly less
than usual prices in this notable
sale beginning today. Lay in
a supply now-Cbeck your wants
from the following list
Main Floor.
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company to recover S5,379 shares OF the
Its value. which he places at SS537 90
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06
GRANDIOSO REGALO
Una Obra Interesante sin Costo Alguno


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fcnt Eys direction nomn completely qAuuene qia
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INSTITUTE or sCIENCEs AND PSYCHOLOGY
496A ROCHESTER, A. YUe
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OPINION DE La CORIE.

Roberts, Presidente de Sala,
La question que esta ahora ante
la Corte, origina de una mocion
protocolada por los apelantes, para
que SO anule una orden de confr.
maci6n en- Ia causa aquf arriba in.
titulada, archivada por esta Corte
en- 81 dia 20 de Mayo, 1919. Sc
giro la orden, naturalmente, por
moci6n del apelado, acompanada
de un esbozo del traslado del re
gistro, segun provee la secci6n 21
del Cap. 81 S. L. 1907, segun que.
da enmendada por Secci6n 2 del
Gap. I20. 5. !. 1909; a causa de
Ia falta Dc los apelantes en- proto
collar su traalado dentro de
los 13O dias requeridos por dichs
Acta. Los apelautes acompafan
su moci6n dc anulaci6n de Ia Or
dsn de continuation con una 6rden
'liFEpalia pog q Jsezdo Diatrit0 en-
III "a 7 db h6Vo Il danfrn IA lps
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06
QUIrA UN TERROR


El principal eiecutor de la muerte en-
el invierno y primavera es pulmonia. Sus
agentes ventajeros son resfrios y Ia grip.
En- cualquler ataque por ma de estaa
eniermedades, no Sc debe perder tempo
en- procurarla la meior mediCina que Sc
pueda obtener para que cure todo Un
sin ndmero dc miles han hallado que es-
ia es El Nuevo Descubrimiento del Dr.
King. mi esposo cree que este 10 he
guardado por dos o tres veces de pulmo-
MIA, escribe Sra. George w. Place, do
Jacksonville, Vt, y para toses, restrios =
crup no hemos hallado otro igualY Ga
rantizado para toda aflicci6n de bron-
quits. Precio 50 cts, = s1.Oo Una bote-
ia de muestra So dara gratis on La Bo-
tica Taoseha. adv.
Dn. Vidal TafOya, de Ranches,
pas6 por puestro despachc 81 lunea
para suacribir . su hijo, Castor
Tafoya, como IN nuevo suscritOr
dc La Revista
Ell DR.. VIM. Sadler, autor de
''La Cauaa y Cura de Restrioa, 2
que los resfrios comunea deben to-
marse sacramento, eapecialmente
cuando eatos ''permanecen.p La
Compostura dc Miel y Alquitran
de Foley es una nedicina segura
para Ia cura de toses Y resfrioa,
igualmente efectiva para ninos CO.
mo para personaa grandes. T6mese
cuando SO aiente que viene un res.
friO. Evitara 81 peligro de resultll.
dos aerioa y curara prontaments.
No contiens drogas peligroaaa. Dc
.venta por Bond Mccarthy Go. adv.
Senador Martinez y la Sra. su
esposa, Mrs. Emily BIathman do
Martinez, yla'Sra. de Montaner,
regreaarOn de Las Vegas 81 martea
a donde fueron para atender al
acto matrimonial del.apreciabIe i6.
ven james Martinez, hilo del Sc.
nadOr y Ia Sra Martinez, con Ia
sefiorita Amelia Baca, hila del
Hon. Filadelfo Baca y eapoaa, de-
esa loealidad. .
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Taos Noev0 szleo U 5 A. VIsrnes e DIeismbrs I9ll

frmacion tiene que scr recusada
Las Cortea no pueden expedir uni
order in1til, ri otrogaran ningu
ma persona nm aliYio Ineffective. Nc
seria de ningun provecho para lOi
apelantes 81 SO desechase Ia orden
de confirmation, pues, precisamen.
te, Ia causa SO volveria a con-
firmar, por razon que los apelantea
han faltado en- protocolar On esta
Corte un tranaIado complete, 81
esto fuese 81 efecto de la 6rden. La
6rden protocOlada por el Juez de
Distrito del Condado de Taos, ex.
tendio 81 tempo 1870 dias partir
del dia 27 de Mayo, 0 bien sea has
ia 81 dia 4 de Octubre, para proto,
collar su traslado complete En- 81
dia 7 de Octubre, los apelados pro
tocolaron un traslado del registro
en- dicha causa hecho por 81 Secre-
tsriO del Condado de Taos, en- el
dia 5 de Octubre, por el cual SO de.
muestra que los apelantes no han
protoeOlado niDguna fianza en- "su.
persedeas", ri ninguna sseguranza
de los costos, y que ninguna 6rden
frmada por el Juez dc Distrito, OK.
tendiendo mas adelaute el tempo
para protocolar un traslado com.
pleto haya sido protocoIada en- es
ia ofcina. Los apelados, basando.
SO sObre este traslado, piden una
reconfrmaci6n del juicio. Ahora,
en- case que desechenos la previa
reconfirlnaci6n del iuicio, tendria.
mos que confrmar de nuevo el
iuicio, bajo Ia segunda moci6n de
los apelantes, y seria ambos indtil
y fdtil otorgarlea a los apelantes el
alivio que piden, cuando no les se-
ria de ningun beneficio.
Nuestra Corte Suprema Terrific
rial, en- la causa de Hubble ".
Dame, 13.N. M. 866, dice:
"No hay regla de practica tan
bien arreglada como la que cuando
una apelaci6n eata pendiente, su.
cede que, sin falta del apelado, que
10 haga impossible para la Corte, en-
case que su decision fnese favora-
bic al apelante, de otorgar cual-
quier alivio effective, la Corte, por
haber tenido entero conocimiento
de tai hecho, no procedera juicio
formal sin6 que desechara la ape.
lacion." ola Corte, en- tai case, ci.
ia muchaa autoridades en- que es.
tribar tai doctrina, las cuaIes serfa
superfluo exponer aquf. Ahora, ST
esta es una doctriDa sana, porqu6
no SO puede aplicar la misma regla
a esta moci6nq 81 81 hecho de des.
echar el juicio no verifca NADIA,
porque Sc requiere que la Corte
haga una cosa inefcazl
Las estipulacionea de nuestro ea.
tatutc son llanas y pueden ser "a
comprendidas, y, en- nues.
ira opinion, no ea un asunto dificul
tOso cumplir con elias. No estamos
lleyadoa on negarlea sus derechos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06

Un hombre de DesMoines tenia IN
ataque de reumatisno muscular en- un
hombro. Un amigo le aconsej6 que fue-
So los Oios Calientes. Esto era un cos
to de $4,000, 0 mas El busc6 un mo do
pronto y mas barato para curarse, y Il
halo en- el Linimento dc Chamberlain
Tres dias despues de Ia primer aplica
cion de este linimento. 81 estaba bueno
Sc vende en- todas las tiendas boticas
adv.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06

~
Taos. Nuevo nexicO, u.
re, y dentro de los limites de
tempo 81 apeladO demandado 81
error, tiene derecho una dimisi6r
y confrmaci6n, 81 acaso So tomast
yentaja de tai falta antes que fuest
remediada, a falta de ensenar bue.
ma raz6n para tai faIta. Vease Lanj
v.Lami 4 N. M. 80, en- donde Ii
question Sc halIa extensivaments
discutida. V6ase tambien la causs
recien do Gilbert v. Lund, decidi.
da durante 81 presente termino Dc
esta Corte, y que no ha aido todO-
via certi6cads, donde decimos; aEl
apelado, habiendo protocolado au
mocion de dimisidn, despnes de Ia
falta del apelants en- haber proto.
colado una copia de su auto en-
error, y antes que tai falta haya 81
do remediada por medic del proto
colo de dicho auto on error, y sin
que ninguna buena razon haya 81.
do ofrecida por haber faltado en-
cumplir con las estipulaciones del
Estatuto, Ia mocion para desechar
Ia apelacion estaba bien fundada y
ha de ser sostenida."
Las estipulaciones del Estatuto
en- los procedimientos de apelaci6n
son simplea y llanos y el cumplir
con ellos no habfa dc ser un asunto
Arduo. 81 sucedieae que no cum.
pliesen con elias, on cuanto pro.
tocolar nm auto on error, la Corte
no tiene autoridad nj puede ser re
querida para desechar la apelaci6n
y confirmar el juicio, 81 SO puede
ensehar una buena razon para di-
cha falta. En- la presente cause,
los apelantea no han demostrado
de ningun modo la causa de su
falra. Sc contentan con un proto-
colo de dimisioD, despues de haber
hasta faltado en- presentar un in
forme para apoyar su derecho de
dimisi6n, confrontados por la mo,
ci6n de confirmation. Mncho mas
preferirfa Ia Corte, en- todos casos,
decidir los litigios por sus meritos,
y siempre sentimos mucho cuando
los licenciados en- ley faltan en- Sc.
guir las mas sencillas estipulacio-
nes del Estatuto en- los procedi-
mientos, impidiendo la Corte que
asi los siga tambien.
La Corte SO halla legalmente
obligada por el Estatuto y puede
remediar Ia penalidad que incum
be al apelante solo cuando SO ensefie
una buena raz6n para hacerlo. 81
los litigantes no quieren cumplir
con los requisites mas elementa-
rios del Estatuto, tlenen que sufrlr
las consecuencias que tales faltas
atraen.
Por las razones arriba mencio
nadas la mocion de dimisi6n de
los apelantes sera deaechada y la
mocion de los apelados para des
echar Ia apelaci6n y confrmar 81
luicio, por falta, de parte de los
apelantes on haber entregado y
protocolado copias de su auto en-
error sera sostenida, y ssi queda
ordenado.
r. Il. Hanna.
Justicis.
Convenimos:
Clarence J Roberts. Presidente
de Sala.
Frank W. Parker, Justicia.
eu,-,-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06

los litigantes, cansa do technical
idades, perO tenemOa que aoateneI
siquiera una aemejanza dc proce-
dimientos sistematicos. Es precise
que tengamoa procedimientos uni.
fcrmes y bien ordenadoa para que
las Oortes puedan despachar los
negocios y aaegurar Ia termination
del litigio. 81 una parte con solo
asegurar el permiao de apeIaci6n,
Puede tomar TODD 81 tempo que SO
le antOje, a pesar dc las estipula.
clones del Estatuto, para perfec
cionar tai apelaci6n, Ia parte cue
haya tenidO buen exito en- Ia Corte
inferior nunca tendria aeguro 81 ali !
vic que SO le haya sido ofrecido.
En- esta causa los apelantes nunca
han protocoladO tianza para ase.t
gurar los costos, nj fianza de
'supersedeas". El Estatuto re-
quiere que SO de una fanza para
asegurar los costos dsntro de trein-
ia dias despues de haber sido otor
gada la apelaciou. Ainque se ad
mita que una tanzs para asegurar
los costos pueda ser protocolada
deapues del transcnrso de los trein,
ia dias, 10 cual no estamos deci.
diendo, no hay ciertamente ninguna
excusa para una dilacion de mas de
260dias para protocolar Ia tianza
despues de haber sido otorgada Ia
apelacion. No ha habido ninguna
explicaci6n, nj ningun esfuerzo de
explicar esta falta inexcusable. No
nos han nj aiquiera hecho 81 favor
de presentarnos un informe de par.
te de los apelantea para apoyar su
mocion para desechar 81 juicio.
En- atencion dichas razones, Ia
mocion de los apelantes esta recu-
sada, Y ASH QUEDA ORDE.-
NADO.
(Firmado) Clarence J. Roberts
Presidente de sala-
Convenimos:
R. Fl. Hanna
Justicia Asocisdo.
Frank w. Parker
Justicia Asociado.
Nov. 7, 1919.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06


Maestro eumpIido auseEit0r j
amigo, ST.. Manuel Jaquez, do Cos
tilla, de paso que trauz6 negocioa
en- Ia plaza, pas6 pOr nuestrc deu.
pacho 81 viefnea para renovar Il
suacrici6na 4 La Reyiatn
PoDRIA GRITAR De REG0cIJo
eYo deseo darle las gfaciaa de 70 init.
mo de mi coraz6n, " escribe G. B. RAIDER,
de Lewisburg, w Va, pof 81 benedcio
admirable que obtuve que do los Anar'
gos EIectricos, en- curarme de IN case
de NAL de est6mago Y de reumatiamo.
de los cuales he sido IN paciente indtil
por diez amos Cuf6 mi case como 81 hu-
biera aido hecho para mi. Para dispep.
sia, indigestion. y para limpiar q siste.
ma de los venenos que causan feumatis-
mo, los Amargos Electricos no tienen
iguai .Pruebelos. Cada boteIla ez garnn.
tizada. Solo vale 50cts., en- La Botica
Iaosefia. adv
NO olvidep que naanana aabado
habrd IN lucido baile en Ia resi-
dencia Dc Mrs. M. DuBor, Todoa
estan atentamonte inyitados.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-06

EstO acaba 81 litigiO que, baio
varias formas, ia estado pendiente
entire los dueflos de la Merced de
Ia sangre de CristO y ciertos recla.
nantes de parte de ella en- Nuevo
Mexico, durante ounce amos, y 81
titulo de la Merced qneda final.
mente confrmado. adv.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-17

Chauncey A. and Eugene II. Cort-
right was continued on application OF
the defendant. The case of Charles
Wood. admir- of Eliza Wood versus
James Stewart and Nancy Stewart,
was continued by agreement of at
torneys, owing to the destruction by
fire of Mayor Chas. A. McCarty's pa
pers. The case of Emma Conley VS..
Kate McKanna was listed for trial.
Six Masters Appointed.
The Court, appointed six masters,
as follows:
In the case of Walter A. Tanner,
libellant, versus Maud Tanner, re-
spondent, NJ. f. Simons, Esq, was
appointed master.
In the case of Gertrude j. Hale,
libellant, versus James Il. Hale, re-
spondent, r. NJ Stocker, Esq, was
appointed master.
In the case of Lillian NJ. Connor.
libellant, versus, George w. Connor.
respondent, Herman Harmes, Esq,
was appointed master.
In the case of sadie Pohle, libel
liant, versus Fred Pohle, respondent.
F. p. Kimble, Esq. was appointed
master.
In the case Of Mary C. Lehman,
libellant, versus Christian Lehman,
respondent, Chas. A. McCarty, Esq,
was appointed master.
In the case of Nellie f. Rashley,
libellant versus Frank Rashley, re-
spondent, Homer Greene, Esq, was
appointed master
In the matter of the adoption by
j. w. Rohrbacher and Annie Rohr-
bacher, Sterling township, of Leon
Rohrbacher, son of Mary Rohrbach-
er, the petition Of the applicant was
granted
The order for sale of real estate of
c. J. Weaver, decd, was returned
and confirmed nisi, confirmation abb
solute to follow unless exceptions
are filed within four days. On Dec.
20, 1911, the property was sold to
H. b. Ely, w. f. Riefler and E. G..
Mumford for the sum of $500.
In the case of We're b. Stone, +.
]. Stone and w. E. Perham, execu-
tors of II. X. Stone, for the satisfac-
tion of a mortgage, versus May Stan
ton Balwin, given by Warren l..
Case and Mariah H. Case to Geo.
w. Rockwell, May Stanton Baldwin
and Peter Palm, executors of the last
will of l.. y. Stanton, to secure the
payment of $3.50, an order was made
that satisfaction be entered in the
| Recorders Office.
Court adjourned at 1858 p. m. to
meet Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock,
when it is likely two of the cases of
the Commonwealth versus G. w.
Swarts, will be tried, The trial of
these cases will probably occupy the
entire day, and will be marked by a
notable array of legal talent on both
sides. For the prosecution, District
Attorney NJ. f. Simons will be as
sisted by E. C. Mumford, Esq, and
| by John T. Scragg. of Scranton. Mr..
Swarts will be defended by Lawyer
| Frank P Kimble assisted by R. II.
| Holgate, Scranton.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-17

The Wyoming Seminary basket
ball team defeated the Rink Five at
the rink on Friday Score: "a to 10.
George Bergman, the faithful
fire fighter, was the first man ever
to lose his life in Honesdale fire.
Edward Hacker, of Bethany, has
sold his milk route to l.. Faatz of
the same place. Possession given
February lst.
The two sons of George Berg
man, who lost his life in the fire OF
Sunday morning and whose body
has not yet been recovered, arrived
on the 1920 ID. G. II. Monday evening
from Hallstead.
In 1880, according to p. G.
Goodrich's history of Wayne county,
Honesdale had only the following
manufacturing plants: Durland, Tor
rey & Co., boots and shoes; Gilbert
Knapp, foundry; b. l.. Wood & Co.,
doors, sash, blinds, etc; M. F. Van
Kirk, umbrella sticks; c. c. Jadwin
and DR.. r. W. Brady, patent medi-
cines; John Brown, furniture; Pat
rick McKanna, cooperage, and Peter
j. Cole, floor, feed and meal. At this
writing the industrial establishments
number some forty.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-17

John j. McDevitt left his boarding
house in Wilkes-Barre on Friday and
for twenty four hours he lived like
the most eXtravagant millionaire.
His day cost him more them $1,000.
He paid $500 for special train
which carried him to New York for
dinner and a trip to the theatre.
McDevitt stepped magnificently
aboard the $500 special about noon
on Friday, with a negro valet, and
accompanied by Johnnie Lenahan,
his secretary. Then casting off his
top coat and his dressy frock coat,
he slipped on a smoking jacket and
stretched himself out in comfort and
luxury. He smoked the costliest ci-
gars, and read the brightest maya
zines and took lunch at what ever
hour he pleased and was delivered
in New York to be frisked in a
FURNISHED limousine to a hotel where
he partook of a dinner that made a
500 dent in his roll. After dinner
he went to see Broadway produc-
ton. After a midnight luncheon he
retired. John j. McDevitt returned
to Wilkes-Barre. There he "chuck-
ed the millionaire staff" He got off
his special train and took a plebian
trolley car back to his modest lodg-
ing house. All this just to feel like
millionaire for a day.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-17

Mrs. Jacob Bales died at her home
at 326 Green street, Honesdale, at 3
o'clock D. m. on Saturday. Death
occurred as a result of old age, de-
ceased having been ~ years, 4
months.
Anna Marie Howe was born in
Prussia, Germany, on September 2,
1889. After her fathers death early
in her life, she came with her moth
er to America and they took resi-
dence in Mongaup, N. Y. She was
then twelve years of age. Soon af-
ter they came to Honesdale and have
made this place their home since.
On the 18th of June, 1861, she was
united in marriage to Philip Bales
of Honesdale. If she had lived, they
would have reached the 5Oth year
in their welded life.
Mrs Bales was a woman of re-
markable character, and loved by all
who knew her. She was a kind and
loving mother to her children and a
kind neighbor. She is survived by
her bereaved husband, and the fol-
lowing children: Peter Bales and
Mrs. Frank Drummer of Honesdale;
John Bales, of Port Jervis, n. Y;
Jacob, Martha, Margaret, William
and Henry at home; Mrs. William
Baroin, of Newark, n. j. The fun
eral was held at st. Mary Magda-
lenas Catholic church, of which she
was a devoted member, on Wednes-
day morning, January II, at $3.50
O'Clock, Rev. DR.. Balta officiating.
After a requiem mass interment was
made in the German Catholic ceme-
terry.