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Newark post., 1914-10-14

FOR SALE-2 Singer Sewing Ma
chines,-good as new. Used osly few
months.
R. T. JONES,
9-2.f Main street Newark.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
MARRIED

Miss Minnie Tuttle and Dee
Robinson were married on the
evening of January 1st, at the
home of Rev. ". C. Grant, Mr..
Grant performing the ceremony.
This worthy couple are well
known and among the most high
ly esteemed people of the com
munity. The bride is daughter
of Elder and Mrs. J. M. Tuttle,
and her friends are limited only
by the number of her acquaint-
ances. The groom has for sew
eral years served most efficiently
as deputy sheriff of the county,
and is one Of our best citizens.
The News-Herald joins with
their many friends in good wish
es and congratulations.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
A PROSPERITY item

Here is a prosperity item which
shows what can be done when
you want to do it and how to do
it: From even one hundred hens
he sold during the year 1918,
1,159 eggs which brought him
$275. He kept no account of the
eggs used, but estimates that for
home consumption and setting,
the hens probably produced one
hundred dozen ia addition to
these sold. The family consists
of Mr., and Mrs. Oren-two per-
sons, but Mr.. Oren says they use
fresh eggs freely for cooking and
for the table. From one COW,
after using all the milk and but
ter they wanted. Mr.. Oren sold
154 pounds of butter, which
brought $46. 6.85. Here is an in
come of 1921 .65, besides, eggs
and milk and butter for two,
from cne hundred hens and one
COW.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

Mountainair, N. M, Jan. 5,
1914-Mountainair Lodge No. q
A. H. T. A. was organized Sat
urday afternoon with member
ship of twenty-five, with officers
as follows:
Isaac Fulton, president; M. B.
Fuller, vice president: John w.
Corbett, secretary; DR.. T. wv.
Chadwick, treasurer; B. l..
! Mitchell, marshal; M. A. Bulling-
ton, guide; j. H. Rhoades, J. H.
Cumiford, w. c. Delozier, Ralph
A. Marble. and G. G.. Wimsatt,
investigating committee.
John w. Corbett, who institut-
ed the first subordinate lodge of
this organization in New Mexico
at Eastview in 1901, was the in
stituting officer.
The Importance and value of
this organization is enhanced by
the death of the mounted police
and in some localities some Or
ganization of this kind is neces-
sary for the protection of prop
erty. The order is semi frater-
nal and its protection extends to
all kinds of property owned by
the members. In the central
west, where the order is strong
est, it has become a very rare
thing for any member to lose
property of any kind by theft,
for thieves have learned that it
does not pay to steal from them.
The idea and practice is to re-
cover the property if possible,
but get the thief, regardless of
expense or trouble and the thief
is usually caught. The value of
the organization, however, is
measured largely by the extent
of it's membership. and it is
hoped that every desirable citi-
zen in the county will become a
member.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
DEAIH OF
H. B. HAWKINS

| Oh the 5th day Of January
1914, in the 61st year of his life
Henry Brumley Hawkins passed
away.
Mr.. Hawkins was one of the
first settlers in Estancia, having
located here in the year 1908,
soon after the valley was opened
for settlement. When he came
but three other American fami-
lies were here, all of whom have
since removed.
Mr.. Hawkins was Estancia' g
first postmaster, and held the Of
flee three years, when he resign
ed and went to Ell Paso, Texas.
He was in business in Ell Paso
three years, when his health
failed and he decided to return
to the valley.
Two years ago he was elected
county surveyor. He made stren-
uous efforts to do his work eff
GENTLY, though often so ill that
he was scarcely able to be about.
Six weeks ago he had the
stroke of paralysis that resulted
in his death.
Mr.. Hawkins was a kindly
man, we'll liked by all who knew
him-one who did all he could for
the betterment of the community
in which he lived. All who knew
him were his friends and his
widow has the truest sympathy
of everyone in this, her hour of
sorrow.
Mr.. Hawkins was born in
county, New York, on
the 22nd of January, 1858.
Twenty-Five years ago last Christ
mas he was married to Laura T.
Thomson, who survives him.
There were no children. An
adopted daughter Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, lives in Denison, Texas.
Funeral service was held at the
home Tuesday afternoon con-
Quoted by Rev. R. E. Farley,
pastor of the Methodist church.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Estancia cemetery.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
ENC|NO

Special Correspondence.
R. C. Dillon left Monday for
Wagon Mound, where he will
meet Mr.. Bond. He will be away
several days.
Travel is almost suspended
now on account of the mud and
water. 1t is a very rare thing
for Encino to be muddy.
Little Inez Morales is suffering
from a complication of pneumonia
and typhoid.
The Spanish club held its first
meeting last Friday night. The
members hope to learn some
Spanish and also to spend some
social evenings.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Ham,
brick of Negra, will move to
Encino soon,
F. H. Wood was in from his
sheep ranch Saturday. He re-
ports a loss of only forty-three
sheep out of four thousand.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
A TRUANT OFFICER
APPOINTE

At a meeting of the school
board on the first Monday Of this
year j. P. Porter was elected
truant officer for this district. 1t
is the intention of the board to
enforce the compulsory school
attendance law. 1t was also
ruled that no new pupils could be
received in the school who do not
bring to the teacher a written
permit from the school board.
This applies to all pupils moving
to Estancia on or after January
l, 1911. This ruling is neces-
STATED by the crowded condition
of the school.
By order of Board of Education.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
RESOLUTIONS

Death has again invaded the
home of one of our brothers, and
removed therefrom their little
baby girl. The grim reaper re-
spects neither age nor station,
and all are subject to his call.
Sorrow and grief at the grave of
loved ones is natural, though we
have the consciousness that the
separation is only temporary;
and it is beautiful thought that
while we know that their bodies
must become as dust, their souls
will live, that if they were babies
here they will be babies there,
and as such somewhere, in the
eternal spaces, they will meet
and welcome us when we meet
in the great beyond to part nc
more forever.
Alta Vista Asher was born al
Estancia, New Mexico, October
Ia, 1906, died at Sugarite. New
Mexico, December A, 1913, age
seven years, three months,
twenty days. Daughter of W.
C. Asher and Mary A. Asher.
Resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family
and that a copy be spread on the
minutes of this lodge.
J. R. Wash,
/ ]. P. Porter,
James Walker.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
M'INT0SH

Special Correspondence.
Holidays are over and back to
school the kiddies have started.
VIM. Mcintosh is in Albuquer-
que on business.
A car of hay and a car Of coal
were unloaded last week. IT was
quite an undertaking with the
roads the way they were,
Leslie Beatty is here trying to
make final proof on his claim.
Rain or shine, mud or dust, our
Sunday school still thrives.
Forty-one came through mud last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. V. Lipe and children
and Mrs. G. w. Torrance and
Clara spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Falconer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Stump en-
tertained L. G. Fix and family
and George Torrance and family
New Years day.
w. w. Wagner and wife enter
tained Frank Laws and family
and Mrs. Falconer and Caithness
the same day.
The Misses Laws and Wayne
have returned to Santa F'e.
Miss Ida Patty has returned
from Iowa.
Such a jolly gathering it was
at the Beatty hotel when the Nc.
Intosh clan gathered to watch
the old year out and the new
year in with songs and ringing
of bells. Oyster soup, fried oys
ters, pickles and cakes galore
were served to everyone whC
called Mcintosh home. j. A
Britain and VIM. Beatty were the
cooks who captivated all hearts
1t would be easier to tell whC
wasn't there than who was, fol
| it goes without saying that al
Mcintosh was there to enjoy thu
gathering such as orlly the goot
people of Mcintosh can furnish
Mrs. W. w. Wagner and th'
children furnished the music.
Mr.. Laws showed his wife h
was good at picking partners too
Mr.. Fix was disappointed il
his partner. He wanted one tina
didn't like fried oysters.
Alec Woodall and Minnie Be
Ihymer passed the numbers TO
supper. They seemed to get tn
partners they wanted.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
CLANCY AGREES
WITH MEDLER

Santa Fe, Dec. 31.-An i'm.
portant paragraph was written
today in the tax and assessment
controversy by the office of the
attorney general, in reply to a
letter from District Attorney H.
B. Hamilton, of Carrizozo, ask
ing whether he should appeal to
the state supreme court, from
the decision of Judge Edward l..
Medler, holding that the county
treasurer cannot collects penalty
on taxes paid within reasonable
time after the collector was
ready to receive them.
Treasurer Amble of Torrance
county. in strict compliance with
the statute, had proceeded to
collect the penalty, although he
had not been ready to receive
the taxes December /, the date on
which the taxes became delin-
quent under the law. Judge
Medler ruled that as matter of
equity the penalty should not be
collected. The attorney gener-
ais office informed District At
torney Hamilton that in its opin-
ion, Judge Medler's opinion is
sound and that it deems an
appeal unnecessary and futile,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

in a bunch of dairy cows, and
start a dairy and creamery here
about the first of March.
A. B. Mcdonald of Dunmore
was a business visitor here Sat-
urday.
Leo WiIkerson who was travel.
ing overland from Clovis to Albu-
querque, was snowbound here a
few days last week.
Guy Beedle of Cedarvale. was
in Negra Monday looking for a
pair of mules that had strayed
away. They were located at En-
cino.
For Sale-Three COWS, one COM
ing yearling heifer, three coming
yearling steers. Il. P. Walter.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
PHILOMATHIANS

The Philomathians will meet
with Mrs. Garnett Friday after
noon, January %. A paper by
Mrs. Wood, subject, History of
New Mexico" Roll call to be
answered by brief events. All
new members especially invited
to be present. There will be no
meeting January 9th on account
of muddy roads and sickness.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
WOMAN'S CLUB

The Woman's club met with
Miss Parkell Friday afternoon.
The ladies had a lengthy discus
sion on the subject of purchasing
a club room. Mrs. John McGilli-
vray was elected to become a
member of the club. After the
business meeting the members
enjoyed a very pleasant hour in
social conversation. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Robertson, January
18th.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
NEGRA

Special Correspondence.
Mr.. eagle of Mountainair spent
New Years with his daughter,
Mrs. Killough.
An Oklahoma syndicate has
leased a ranch here and will ship
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
MOUNTAINAIR

|
School opened Monday after a
weeks vacation and is progress.
ing nicely.
Miss Jane Hedding has issued
invitations to her little friends
asking them to a birthday party,
January 9th.
Miss Ethel Thompson returned
from Albuquerque Sunday, to re.
sumo her work as teacher in the
school.
famous Tabet has returned
from a prospecting trip to Doug.
las, Arizona. 1t is reported that
he may put in a store at that
place.
Miss Verde Corbett, who spent
the holiday season at home, has
returned to Belen.
Miss Eva Cecil Of Encino, has
been the guest of Miss Ruth
Saunders the past week.
Rev. Farley conducted the
funeral service of William
Thompson last Sunday at ten
O'Clock. Mr.. Thompson was a
pioneer, having lived in this
country for thirty years.
The Christmas entertainment
was a great success and was en-
joyed by a large crowd. Mrs. R.
E. Farley, Miss Saunders and
Miss Orme are to be congratulated
on the manner in which the
children were drilled and on the
staging of the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saunders
gave a dance to their friends
Tuesday evening. All who were
present report very fine time.
Mrs, M. B. Fuller gave a pret-
ty party Thursday afternoon to
the young people in town and to
guests who were spending New
Years day here.
Miss Be1nicesOrme left Sunday
evening for the State Agricultur-
al College where she will con-
tinue her studies until June.
Miss Bernice Calkins enter
tanned her friends Saturday eve
Mag by having "taffy pulling.
Needless to say it was much en-
joyed and it was a sweet time"
long to be remembered.
Miss Princess Sharpless gave a
dancing party to her friends New
Years eve at the Commercial
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Martin en-
tertained a party of friends
Christmas day. Those who were
fortunate enough TO be there
will never forget the true south
ern hospitality shown, nor the
delicious dinner served in south
ern style.
Mrs. Geo. V. Hanlon gave a
pretty dinner party Sunday.
There were nine place cards and
the delicious dinner was beauti-
fully served.
Mrs. L. A. Cowgirl has been i'll
for a few days.
Rev. Land has returned from
and says this coun-
try is good enough for him.
The Thursday Club gave a very
enjoyable party New Years eve-
ming. Mrs. Hedding, Mrs. Nc
Coy and Mrs. Fulton was the
committee on entertainment.
]. Arthur Beal has gone to
Kansas City on business trip.
Mrs. W. A. Spain and son
Orlen, have gone to Mutt, N. M,
to join Mr.. Spain. Robert and
Lawrence will remain here until
June to attend school.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Edwards regret that
they will leave soon to make their
home in Kansas.
A large party of friends of
Mrs. J. P. Dunlavy surprised her
Thursday afternoon by giving her
stork shower. Many useful and
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

Neal Jenson is still in the real
estate business. See him if you
want to buy or sell. adv
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

sat-
isfactory than by mailing 0 office. '
Precinct Place Date
10 Abo- Store of Donacano Aragon Jaru.ru Io4, mn,
15 Mountaina- of |. and
IA Lucia-Store of E. A. Maingy
Wiilard-1Torrance County Savings Bank and 23
Pama-House of esus Abeyta 26
IL Encino-Fiouse of Cesaro Montoya and
8 Moriarty Office of Harry j.. Fincke and %
16 McIntosEi-Store of White & 20
10 Duran-Store of Ventura 30
10 Varny-S Store of j. w Upton
1s Cedarvale-Post Office
IL Pino WelsStore of R. S. Garcia
II Progresso-
10 Lucero-House of Peclano Lucero
l Tajique-House of Jesus Candelara
2 TorreonHoue of Ross Garcia l and12
3 Manzano-Ofice of Dr. c. J. Ambe 13 and
4 Cienega-Houe of Gabriel Silva
5 PuntaHouse of Jose de Jesus Romero
II Jaramlo-Iouse of Gil Perea
I Estancia-Court January and Febru
every State age mind
to make list of all subject
has the
first day of January of the current but
of portion thereof
chandie for the ending January 1914
Such list show in the
would sufficient
of personal property incud
ing of merchandise for ending
Such list be verified by the affidavit
make such list according the information
such liable penalty
knowingly makes false defective
penalty shall guilty perjury
punishable accordingly
exemption BY to-
head of family such 5000 deducted full
remaining after deductng the amount of such exemption
The with
will greatly
work in the assessors office
Very respectfully yours,
ANTONIO SALAZAR
Assessor Torrance County.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

Z EStancla-CaSa de COrte Enefo FeDrero
de cada habtante del Estado de edad legal
sana sa de oda propedad sueta tasa
cual es ell dueno ene dominic manejo ell
dado stuada da prmero de Enero del
orriene per nngun dber e ar vaor de tai
pedad porc ana de ea excepto vaor de
mercancias por ell que concuye Enero 1ro., 1914
Tai sa debera mosrar propiedad raiz
description tai uese sucene traspaso
para denfcara que uo la msma transfera
La sta debe conener manifesto detalado de toda la
propedad personal nyendo var poporcionado de
cias Dor ell ano que concluye Enero 1ro., 1914.
debera verieada aestacon de
que la hace,
81 aguna persona aa dar lsta verdadea competa
propedad ell ASSESSOR debe hace tai sta meor IN
formation pueda oene tai esta sueta pena
de vente cnco cento cuaequera que saben
a fasa defectva de propiedad est suea
de vnte cnco ceno sera considerable upaoe
de perjurio castgada de conformidad.
cuaquier donde la exen6n de $500 sea recaaoa
por concedda cabeza de fama los tales So deoen
dducse del vaor dnero de propedad ell asesa
hecho del vao de la que quede despue
de deducir la suma de tai exenci6n.
E de popiedad con ASSESSOR cuando
precnto halara ganancloso va al ASSESSOR
ayudara ell ASSESSOR en- ell trabajo de su oiclna
Muy respetuosamene
ANTONIO SALAZAR,
ASSESSOR del Condado de Torrance
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08

Holloway has delivery wagon
to deliver goods sold in Estancia.
adv.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
Notice to Taxpayers.

Estancia, N M, January
lhe assessor or his deputy will
county on the dates stated below for the receiving the
property for taxes for the year 1914. "' u
All taxpayers earnestly
point and make rendition property which will he o 80.
actnrut thanhu urnailn1 tIooa
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-01-08
Aviso a las Pagadores de Tasaciones.


dpuado vsara les varies precntos del conda
do Torrance las fechas abao menconados eli fin de
cb la eduas de popedad tasaciones del aho de 1914
pBgadores de tasacon supcados
precntos hacer rendon personal de propedad
la cual satisfacoria que mandar por
Precnto Lugar Fecha
13 Abo-Tienda de Donacano Aragon Jan. 49, 1914
Is Mountainar- Oicina de Chas L. Burt COY
IA Luca-Tienda de E. A. Mattingly %
6 Willard Torrance County Savings Bank, 22y %
9 Palma-Casa de Jesus M. Abeyta " 26
IL Encino- Casa de Cesario Montoya " 27y %
s Moriarty- Ofcna de Harry j. Fincke . 27y %
16 McIntosh-Tienda de White & Laws 20
10 Duran-Tenda de Ventura Duran 30
10 Varney-Tienda de ]. W. Upton 81
18 Cedarvale-O -Ofcina de Estafea Feb.
II Pinos Wells-Tienda de R. S. Garcia
II Progresso-Ofcna de Estafeta
19 Lucero-Casa de Preciano Lucero
l Tajique-Casa de Jesus Candelaria " 10
2 Torreon-Casa de Ross Garcia " IL y IL
8 Manzano- -Ofcna de DR.. G. j. Amble " 13 y IA
A Cienega-Casa de Gabriel Silva " 16
5 Punta-Casa de Jose de Jesus Romero II
II Jaramlo-Casa de Gil Perea 18
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
KISS WAS TRAGIC
New York Woman Tells Husband and
Conversion Is Prevented - Al
legged Act OF Pastor Is Cause,


New York. April Mrs. William
Moore, q witness. told in Il vivid and
circumstanial way at the ecclesias.
tical trial OF DR.. Jacob f. Price. the
Methodist preacher how q kiss from
Doctor Price had led 10 what she
called a tragedy in her home.
A kiss is small thing-some.
times, she said. but in my home 1t
grew into Il tragedy "
The witness broke down as she
talked, explaining that, the incident
caused the failure Of an aim which
she had long been trying to fulfill
the conversion OF her husband. Il
had inst managed to get him interest
ed and he was on the point OF begin
ming regular attendance at. church
when this awful episodc happened"
she said Doctor Price came TO con-
dole with me in the affection which
had visited my mother-in-Iaw. AS we
rose from prayer he Kissed me on The
check. afterward saying it would be
wise not TO tell my husband about It.
As a matter of fact, he found out, OF
course, and a storm followed"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
ARE FIRST IN FIELD
Prohibition State Convention at
MarshalItOwn Next Week.

Iowa PrOhibitiOnists will be the
first in the field with a state ticket.
They viii hold their convention at
MarshalltoWn next Wednesday and
Thursday, April & and 3. County con,
yeHtiOns throughout the state are
ClCCting delegates and Il good attend
ancp is counted on. The appOrtion-
ment provided for by the state COM
mittee GALES for 352 delegates for
each fifty votes cast for G. 'Durant
Jones for governor in 1912.
The special attractions of the con
yPnLion viii be the Cfarions, who
are now campaigning the state under
the auspices OF the national commit
tee, NJ. 5. EarmOre, one OF the lead
ing platform men OF the party, and
Ex-Governor John p. St John, OF Kan
5as, who has accepted invitation to
become the special guest OF the con-
yention.
The principal interest will be cen
tered around the platform. The
party, will, no doubt, declare for the
repeal OF the MuIct law and enact
ment of legislation that will put
teeth into the Prohibitory statute. II
win also declare I5f many other re
form Issues OF the day, Including wo-
man suffrage. which last has always
been second to the fiquor problem in
Inc esteenf Of the dry people. State
Chairman Williams, of Osliloosa, re-
ports that ne Is receiving encouraging
correspondence indicating a good at
tendance and an enthusiastic spirit.
The state has been pretty well COW
cred during the past year by speakers
and workers OF various kinds, incIud-
ing campaigns by Eugene W. Chafin.
Oliver W. Stewart, Al. s. Larmore.
James II. Woertendyke and the pres
emf effort by the Cartons s.#
Local arrangements at Marshall
lett, Frank SHearinean and Geo. w,
buchanan. 's go '%aF@*
Prohibition state Headanarters.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
RESOLVED TO REPAVE
No Objections Were. Made to the
. Resolution of Necessity.

The resolution OF necessity provid-
ing for the repaying of High avenue
and First aveme West. and one block
on Rock Island avenue was ordered
adopted and the city clerk authorized
70 advertise for bids at special SEES
sion Of the city council last even.
ing. The meeting was called for the
purpose OF hearing objections and
proposed amendments to the resolu.
ton, but only one protest was enter
ed and it was on a minor point con-
corning materials. The C. B. & Q.
Railway Co., through its engineer and
attorney, w. G. Burrell, asked that
miner cnange be made in the mater.
ials to be used under the pavement
AT their crossing and an amendment
embodying their request was passed
by the council. The resolution was
adopted by the council unanimously.
Bids for the work are TO considered
at a special meeting on the evening
of Thursday, April 1G.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
70 111 JAIL f For FRAUD tlJl1
OFFICIALS OF STERLING pEsEN-
ruRE COMPANY HARD HIT.
Terms Range From Six to Three
Years in .Prison--chicaso hews.
paper Man Is one Of Group.

New York. April S.-Judge Albert
Barnes Anderson, in, federal court
here. handed down some stir sen
fences to the men who we're found
guilty OF using the mails TO, defraud
in connection with tue straw linen
swindle, which is said to have taken
about $4,000, 900 from the pockets or
trusting investors. ~. go.
The Judge ueted out a six-year sen.
tence In Atlanta prison to George II.
MIddiebrooE, president Of the Sterling
pebenture company, which acted as
the holding company, and gave the
same term to Harry II. Plat and Sec.
rotary Frank S. Schumacher. BeDja
min c. Nudge, the inventor, got four
years. and Ewyn A.. Barron. formerly
dramatic editor of the Chicago Inter,
OceoB who acted as publicity agent
fer the colscern; Capt. VS.. Edwards
treasurer. and Wilbur A. Stone, got
three years each.
IN melting out the sentences. Judge
Anderson said:
The itching palm of some financial
men In New York who try to- defraud
the rest OF the nation must be cured. '