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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Columbus Has a Near
''Enoch Arden" Affair

SAINT Fe. n. a., Oct ti,-Kaie
Morrow of Columbus is in trouble.
She had 10 pay a fine Of $500 snd
costs N federal court here for ac-
cepting un ullolmenl a. her second
husbands wife during the war.
Kate claims she didn't know he was
her second husband until her pre-
vious spouse, whom abe had fondly
believed dead. pulled an Enoch
Arden and Unexpectedly turned up
IN Columbus recently after threc
years absence. She presented an
affidavit from her first husband N
which he stated he got tired N
wadded lie und though. The easiest
way ont was " make his wifi
think he was dead. Her arrest fof
Eelling an allotment from the bu.
reau Of war risk insurance follow
ri soon after the re-appearanoe a
"Enoch"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
LUNA COUNTY FARMERs TO
ATTEND COTTON CAItNIVAI

Many farmers who are Interested
IN cotton growing In Luna county
are planning 10 attend the annual
Cotton Carnival which will be- held
In Mesa, Ariz- October % 10 20.
This will be one Of the biggest az
fairs OF is kind ever held In the
southwest and will show every
phase Of the cotton industry, Many
% the business men in the vicinity
NJ DeminH who are IN touch with
She conditions will attend the car
nival and will then be In a position
10 explain the cotton industry here
IA well a. give land values. climate
conditions and any other inf0rina-
ton which might interest the Ari-
Eona growers. The Deming delcga-
ton will make the trip by auto and
Will be joined al The start by
several cotton men from the pecol
Valley.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Long Anticipated Bolt
To Cox On It's Way

New York, Oct. i0.--prcsidrnl
TAN IN Van couvcr. u. c. today
said Senator Harding must COM
nrnmlsr ia bic stand 90 The League
Oh Nations or lhr aiempedr 10 CoH
would be- Inevitable. An AssOciat-
ga Press dispatch says:
Hamilton Holt. editor Of the m
dependent magazine. today an
nounccd that he would vote for
Governor Cox despite his enroll
mrnl 10 the republican party. The
announcement was contained IN
letter TO Herbert Parsons. former
chairman OF the republican count,
committees. who announced his bolt
10 the Cox forces yesterday. Tbs
reason given by Mr. Holt Il th'
necessity NJ supporting the league
IIa expressed The hope that ex-
President TafL President Lowell
of Harvard, Herbert Hoover. Oscal
Straus and George ". Wickershan
would join him In cffecting l
schism in the ranks of the re-
publican party. Other promineu
persons 10 JON the pro-leagu
forces were Ueorae Foster Pea
hody, Robert W. Bahson. the II
nancial expert, and Ray slannar'
Baker.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Sec'y Williams Quits
Chamber Of Commerce

John G. Williams. who although
secretary Of The Chamber o. Com.
mtrco for = few short months and
IN that time achieved al envlsple
Reputation ~ . rcal promoter, has
handed his resignation % J. n blalf
end has covered AZ connection with
The organisation. In bis letter 81
resignation Mr.. Williams slated
that he was satisfied that be would
he unable % secure ne co-opqfatlon
of fhe better citizenship o. colnm-
haio.
wlisoa Kileore hes alsc resiened
ns . director Of he Chamber OF
Commerce and as a member Ne has
also severed his connection with The
Community Clubs Of Columbus.
handinf IN biz resignation AZ secre-
larry 10 W G. Franklin, ne chair
man.
Following Is an account Of the last
meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
mercc. omitted from The last Is
sue Of The Courier on gceouni Of
space.
wednesday evening The Chamber
Of Commerce met Al the KHAKI
Club. n being tho regular month
lly meeting night There waml
much enthusiasm because bot q
few members attended,. the busines,
men of Columbus evidently dog.
Fina" on me Chamber Of Commerce
But % set hack 10 the meeting
r. J. Gross enumerated . few pro
iecis m The manufacturing line
ammig them a lannery and Mr.
Gruss end Mr.. Wakefield were ap
pointed . committee 10 inquire re
earding the cost and transporla
tion u bark from Old Mexico.
Harry J. pickart won the $50
worth of merchandise for suggest
ing The nnst appronrinie motto 70
l,olumbus. Among the many mot
tocs suggested were the followinp
New Mexico Gateway"
international Metropolis.~
-pofi City
southwestern prosrcns City,
-Slrniegic CoIumbus.'
we Have tho Goods"
< 4 Will"
For Greater Columbus"
: Columbus 10 the Front
d Mexico via Columbus
/. "Searchlinhl Of the Southwest
y A soio ga tuten and -Scu- Mel
!, ico Gateway was finally chosen.
A Mayor Blair save assurances tn
the state would loan the money Z
Q Columbus walerworks bonds.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Hanna to Campaign
In a Huge Ait Plane

Ths great nlrplne which will bel
usea hy Richard u. Hanna. demo
"a attic candidate for govcrnor, "
the final sprint Of the campaign.
was expected TO reach Santa "
this afternoon,
lake Levy. vino went 20 DonNef
a. representative Of Judge ilannas
lrlends, and Lieutenant Wood. pilot
were successful Va their quest, ac-
cordine 10 word received lodap,
They got the machine and started
on their boncward flight. Ihey
spent last night IN Trinidad, Colo.
aud were expected 10 finish ihe
iIighf today.
The plane, although not a large
A. they hoped 10 get has a on
pacily Uf three passengers aud, M
,iously. will carry a fair-sllrd cam.
lIninn party. II was siuira thai
JndNe Hanna would Use The pl1lf
ailhnnali not errlusifriy. Dill.4
speakers also will have he iise oI
the plane IN making long Jumps
when they ara pFessed for time in
the final singes OF the rampnien.
Al democratic headquarters u
was not known just when The plane
would be put into active service,
since Judge Hanna now is trayelins
on q schedule that can be easily
lnadc b. automobile. John y. Nc
Manus. head Of the speakers bu-
renu, didn't know whether he, ex-
ufficio. would be- compander Of
the air campaign hut since the ma
chine will be used chiefly In roul-
| Ing speakers. he probably will ~.
rect The flights anyhow.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
GOvem'r Grants Request
For Alleged Murderer

santa Fe. n. ~. Oct ii.--Gov-
ernor Larrazola today granted a
rcquisilion for n. l. Livingston. alias
Jesse n. Atkins, charged with mur-
der IN Wyuminr and who is now
under arrest In Alamotorio. Few
details a. 10 the charge ire given ~
The governor. The mnI he killed
according 10 The charre wns John
,. Corbeli Of Naironn county. The
shern 81 that county was advised
" Lisingsion's arrest ri Alnmoeor.
do 40 a writ from a special railway
policeman, which said The prisoner
was Icing held awaiting the arrival
e an officer from Wyoming.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

A visit 10 me Romoho mine sun
iaY showed now machinery t1ail,f-
cd over lho ground The b0-hQrsc-
power engine and \ hoist Nus reinf
tried out Anew concrete bed Was
nselllnan for new and hcaFlor
engine which win be placed IN rt-
s|I|nn this wreck Inr n't Water
loo ehnll has hcnn widcncd and
|lImhcrcd GO feel down while lhc
new derrick and concrcie bases c4-
tend hlQh Ia the air
A vlst 10 thn main shan Il lm-
rfts<e end rIHf goes 70 prove
thai Operations ~ the hits aimosl
n lhc edge OF Columbus are urac-
lically unknown M this city.
Tho reporter accompanied A. ]
Evans 10 his claims and found 4
crew a work in now shaft A
vein nf high Ernde ore was visible
| for forty fehl downward. surround
N on all sides with low Trad,
smelling ore. John p. Mack hend'
the syndlcale which is sinking thl'
shnil and they have an option o.
lhe Evans claim which win explr'
January ist but from present ap.
pcarances tho option VIII rcault II
Mr. Evans rccclvlng enough cnsl
10 buy many more carloads o
fords.
The Metals Exploration company
owners Of 422too worth Of rialm
and upon which. according 10 III
Terms OF sale, they must exponl
s200o per month u now busy haul
inr iimbors and machinery % IN
Old Manning properties. This com
pany's manager u o. Welscr, Al
cid aud succcssful hand At the min
lng game
Many Mexican families were see
moving 20 The mountains.
From butcher 10 miner l. o n
cry, but Chris MOhr who reconIi
purchased $1,000 worth ol Romnll
stock 10 now pr0specilng and yir
iually lives N the Tres lIermanns
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
Villas INVITE
BY H PASO
NERvY
Clyde EIs's neiorl CauErs Comrnrut
n Coluinbfs, Town Made Famous
hs Infamous slayer u lnnocchl.
MAelEE MAYORS GREEHHG
crcue1me "Reminiscences 10 Article
Expufunird Because Of thc
IIarrouinn Details

~ranrhor villa was Too busy %
riicnd NJ phso's International EKhi-
billion last wcck--too busy farming.
The exposition committee. says The
DemlnR Graphic, had planned 10 en-
lertain the blocdshirsly villain like
a regular human being. TO make
ihingt complete and nice ~ paso
should have told ~ friend pmncho
that reception committee from
Columbus would welcome him %
this side uf The border-and hellese
'-muh." there would have been no
difficulty a nll In having larae at
tendance from Columbus u grect
the ex-bandll.
II would have been altinT Cor W
paso 10 have poncEo on a little ex-
cursion over The E p and 3 W 10
t.clumbus. and Point ont 40 him
how the city has gfOwn since he lefi
u with iis streets fun OF ihe dead
and dying. The marks Of
lhe conflict On the older buildlnrs
are sill quite plain and poncho and
his W pnso friends could have en-
ioycd many = hearty luugh a The
way times do change The murder
ous bandit of yesterday h the hon
ored citizen of today. and virtue gets
the same Old reward u has always
received. Villa has plenty Of coin
and NJ paso likes 20 sell him harn-
ess and farm machinery aud Eei q
certain noloricty out OF the pleasant
and profitable business association.
Of course. the fact that ponrho
is under Indictment IN lhe district
court ef The sixth Judicial district
for Luna county might couinlicate
uinftars--ihBf lx II pnnfhn nlfrirc,l
the fatigue Of the Columbus excur-
sion. Ne sure would get a demon
straiion IN the border town and he
ing very fat according 10 ihe NJ
l'nsu papers, Il might have a tend
cncy 10 affect his heart The Dem
ing Graphic h willing 10 promise
, one thing; n poncho viii visit Co
lumbus he will never come 10 trial
IN the district court.
: hut poncho u very busy and
/ while he would like 90 visit III pasG
again. he cannot conveniently make
l. the Journey al this time. Isn't i
. a Shame.
p The mushy n Paso citizens maxi
y Americans % this section feel Ike
y moving back to the good old u. 4 A
y Imagine. u you can, the mayor q
4 ~ paso grasping the hand of With
= red with the blood Of slain Amer
n leans. and welcoming him with
Q tender OF the freedom Of the cit,
. Gan you heat it3
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15


A few words about James A. Rhea
will not come amiss now that the
campaign Is at As helsht and voters
who are not well acquuiuied with
The ramiidaies are asking who's
Whoi' Mr. nhea Is a tan young
man whose stature enables him 10
look-doVn and around aud observe
ihe needs Of Luna county from 4
commissioner point of view. His
training Tor this Office has been
abo,t right. Mr. Rhea n 81 years
oil and he comes from Oskaloosn,
Iowa. whafe De married leanneite
Kirk. and they are the possessors
Of four little ladies' For eleven
,eafs he was in The farm machinery
conlratilne business and enly quit
when war conditions frightened up
CREDITS Al present he y employed
hy Prank Nordhaus hut expects ID
rcsnmc the conlIncline business "a
spon Or conditions permit 1NNQ
wears neo ~ ran IN lbc prilnarir.
for this Same Office being dcfcalcd
by ~ votes. III lhe last primaries
he came near heading his ticket
1amfs A, Rhen u good man 70 yots
for heransc nc Is clean aud able
lwo roQuislies for this Office.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
ENGENDORF TO
HEAD FURLONG
REALTY Co.
T. 4. CoIe Made pcrmanrnl Chair.
man, a. W. NIIIolt ffrmanenI
6ecFelal7 q orunn'fai'pn.


The Furlone Realty company
held lls second moelinE for the
purpose OF psrfccling a permanent
organisation Monday nlght 10 the
Columbus Investment building with
q majority Of the stockholders prcs-
enl and Attorney Waller r. hproal
presiding ~ temporary chairman.
The bis question was N to how
The company WAS 10 be organized
whether hy the vote Of a majority
OF The gentlemen present or by the
number Of shares Of stock. Ailor
considerable wrangi|ng 4 was de-
clded % vote BY the share rule.
which ls now universally accepted
a. ne corrncl way, and a. a result
of this Vollne uhc following Of
flcers were elected
President -Frncsl Euerndorf
rermanonl Chairman r. J. Cole
Permanent 'aecrciary-R W. NJ
Holt
Directors ]. Cole. James I.
Greenwood n W Elliott, Ernosl
Tngendorf aud A Ercderlnkeon
II wns lIrsi nsrccd 70 permit In.
dlvldnnl stockholders 10 have oli'
vote. but James l.. Greenwood do
clnrcd hr would havc noihlng % n
with ihc organization unless tn
gcnerully accepted pracfire of COZ,
pOraticns prevailed each indivld
~"
course being accepted.
n was - agreed and under ihi
ruling ihe nlnir forces were snnw
"a under. NJ. Hair reialiniinF how
ever ~ saFlRr; m bad know
ihlu would have gone out and ns
secured pruNles.
r.. J. Cole ens|ly had Tho honor
~ lhr evening b. recriVlne ahnu
al Che votes there were 20 be ha,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
MOUNTAIN u.IMnER N0VrE.

Mr.. and Mrs. /. 1. Rurkhead and
Mrs. Wilson Kilsorc escorted ]. G.
hindc. Mrs. Durkhead's brother. on
n MISUNDERSTANDING expedition ln
The Flcridas Wednesday The party
cooked an early dinner NJ the Preus-
sef cabin. visited The Harpham mine
and climbed 10 the neathermoel
poak Of lhe Fiorldas. NJ, Hindc.
who le newspaper owner and tens
derioot from Madison. lll wherr
the widest Qomo are sunlsh III The
Mississippi river was ca,iiinned be-
lufc his adventure a. ~ coyplrt
mountain lions. culs deer and var
limits lse was well armed and a. t,lf
parts ieli Tor Tho hnunis Of bic
game ~ was ~ lue leille. Every.
one had n good time. Mr llln0s
killed rabbit and The ears arr an
Ing hack 10 Madison lle left lasl
night fpr los Anecles and San Fran.
cIacp and will tour me pacinc coast
] .'. a. '.-----
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
MISTAKE SOMEWHERE: 40
REPUBLICAN RALLY HEElE

A. W. Pollard. A. A. Tempke, J. G.
Watson alsd b. Y. McKeyes attended
a republican rally al Columbus last
Thursday where 4 large and enihu-
slasllc audience was present.-Deps-
ing Graphic.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
arm RAND AT FAIR.

Colonel French, commander Of
the eith Infantry. loaned the So
piece cath Infantry Band 10 the
County Fair al Deming this week,
the baud playing afternoons and
evenings.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
DRILLING At FLORIDA
OIL WELL y RESUMED

Drilling Is continuous al The FLOR
lda we'll. II is said that the slush-
buckets are filled with black oil.
which IA believed 20 he ncar the
point where the nll-henrlnF sand
was struck. MannHcr CLARK u rush
inR the work and eayh he has hopes
81 bringing IN q good we'll early ln
November.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
mas HOnNETT RETunNs

Miss Alma llodncit returned 10
Columbus Tuesday nInhi after .
lUo-weeks visit with homeiolks IN
N raso. She reports most en-
ioyahIe time.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15
DEsrNC-IAs CRufEs ROAD
GETS tie.0oo FOR NEW WOuis

santa Fc. n. NJ. Oct is. Con
Tracts for building three federal AID
Toails have been Vet by the s,alc
'ilisiluaf caumisainn, French and
Harvey nf SAINTS " WI build 80
miles ln Luna county on the east
lnd of The Dcming-las Cruces road
FOR si8O00.
This company will also build ii.6
miles ia Otsro county. between VAL
mont and Escondidio. ON the road
between Alam0rnrdn and las Cru
ces and NJ paso for si2,p5i. The Lee
Moor confractinR company of n
lmso will build eight miles In nj
dalgo counly. between Lordsburg
and Helms for siiDS.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-15

sOLDIEnsl YOUR CREDIT rs
q. X. for beds. springs, mattresses.
dressers. and al furniture-ani
terms most reasonable FROSTS :
HARDWARE a FURNITURE store.
|Broadway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Sixty Million Loan For
Farmers Urged; German
Credit of Billion Asked
SENATOR NORRIS FOR MAKING FEDERAL RESERVE PROF.
ITS AVAILABLE FOR FARMER NEED; GERMAN REP
RESENTATIvES SAYS CREDIT TO THAT COUNTRY
WILL ENABLE II TO BUY.

Legislation extending billion dol.
lars credit 10 Germany was advocated
before the joint committee by J. J..
Brauer 81 New York who claimed 10
represent the German government.
while Senator Smoot NJ Utah. an.
nounCed A. would propose an embar
go ON imports ~ wool for relief II
81 American wool growers In bill hI
will offer Monday.
Representative Campbell az Kansas,
suggested that profits of the grain cor.
poration. about tie0. 90. 900 he made
available for loans 20 farmers. Mr..
Meyer told the joint committee that the
act creating the war finance corpora.
tion was passed four months after the
armistice and intended by congress to
bridge over the situation by financing
exports until normal economic condl.
tons were restored. He said conditions
now were thone which congress had In
mind In enacilng the measure and thnt
restoration ~ thc corporation would
have tremendous stabillzing effect.
Opposition ~ the ''rcvamplng" Of war
time government agencies for peace
time operation. was expressed In "a
statement by Senator Edge. republican.
~ New Jersey. he was aneious. he
said, 10 help the farmers and. other
classes equally. but added that con
sumcrs were tired 81 high prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
! ny Associated Press.

nv Associated Press.
PlTrSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 2.-workmen
employed In a number Of the smaller
independent steel plants In Inc Pitts.
burgh district are beginning To feel the
effects 81 the ,r~adjuHtment in steel
prices. announced last week. The rate
u wages In not being cut. but working
time Is, thus affecting the income u
the worker.
Heretofore laborcrs employed IL
hours "a day have been working on an
eight hours dny basis. that In they were
paid the regular rate of fOrty-six cents
an hour for eight hours. and time and
one.half for the rcmainding four hours.
The man who worked these hours re.
ceived ts.lf per day. and the man who
worked ten hours got t5.Os per day.
with the extra time cut off. all lab.
orcrs will receive pay for eight hours
work at &C cents an hour. which means
reduction income for the ~ hour.mcn
~ ~ per cent and for the tcn.hour men
~ 20 per cent This class ~ labor con
stituics about ~ per cent III the men
employed In the average steel mills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
LEADER Of LYNCH
MOB IS KILLED
Dy Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
GOLDSBORO. y. C.. Dec. III
Futreli. former deputy sheriff ~ Wayne
County was shot tonight during an at.
tack upon a special guard Of ~ cltl.
xens barricadcd In the Wayne County
court HOUSE. when a moh at citizens
fired upon the Jail IN the attempt TO
seize and lynch five negroes. held for
trial charged with the murder Of n
white man. The firing lasted only n
lew minutes. llarricaded behind felt
mnttesser the small fore In the court
house returned the fire and Futrell VIA
killed. The mob scattered but further
troble was expected and company of
state troops II en- route here frola
Durham. 4 n
The prisoners have been kept I'm the
state prison nj Raleigh since their ar
rest ten days ago following the murder
" Herman Jones. grocer OF this
city. The sheriff In bringing them
here FOR trial evaded a mob that await
III the party at the station. by getting
off the train and spending last night
In the woods with his prisoners. lie
Tagged a train later and went back To
Raleigh. reporting 10 Judge Devon. OF
the superior court that troops would be
necessary II trial was 10 be held.
The court. however. sent the five
prisoners back 20 ooldsboro later.
Futrcll is said to have led a mob ~
about fifty men and reached the inside
VI the rear entrance 10 the court house
when he fell. shot In the abdomen.
The mob then exchanged shots with
the guards and dispersed. At ten
o'clock no further attempt had beea
made In reach the prisoners
Futrcll was taken "a a hospital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Story Of Col. Ernest O. Thompson
To Appear in Sunday News

The News is for the people of The Panhandle
The News for the who declares that Amarillo affords
greater opportunities the young than New York City,
and prove that he is right WM
An interview with COL Ernest Thompson proprietor Of the
Hotel Amarillo who has lived all his life in Amarillo appeared
the December number Of the American Magazine II 10 from the
pen Of Keene SUMNER Of the best Of American writer's Ae
eompanyng the article full page photograph Of Col
Thompson
By special courtesy Of the American Magazine The News
has been granted permission publish the entire copyrighted
article in next Sundays issue, together with two column cut
Of Col Thompson
His story win prove object lesson to young
who has home town. which he hopes to build both character
and fortune.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Only Quarter Of
Land Being TILED,
Governor Says


~ Associated Pres.
URliANA, H.. Dec. s.-Dcploring the
fact that only twentyfour per cent ~
Arkansas land In under cultivation.
Governor Elect Thomas r. McRea 81
that state pleaded for Increased pro
duction as the principal method ot put
ting Arkansas on an equal basis with
other agricultural states. IN an address
today before mcmbers.elcct 81 the Ar.
kansas generally assembly who inspect.
ed the college of agriculture at the uni.
versi,y 81 Illinois
Il urge you gentlemen when you
take your seats In the legislature 10 as-
sist those who produce In every way
possible. A speeding cp u industry IL
essential before We can hope 90 make
our state one Of the lcadrs In N agri-
cultural world. You must use com.
mon sense In oxpcnding state funds.
for Il In necessary that We have all 70
the money possible for development 90
our soil and for bct,crment and en-
largemcnt four country school rys
TEN.
II cannot too cmphatically burn into
your minds the fact that We. not alone
the people of Arkansas. hut the people
Of the world. are spending too much
money Tor cigarettes. pcrfumery and
Injuries u that sort. We must get
down 10 business We owe the future
generation a debt and now IL good
time to pay II.
I'VE need people In Arkansas-new
people-farmcrs Let US hope all ot
the Arkansas boys are now studying
agriculture here. viii come back 10 US.
help us TN the soil and help us solve
the biggest problem that ever has con.
fronted our state"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

by Assoeistea rress.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The plight
Of farmers due 10 falling prices wac
taken today 10 congress
Agricultural committees II the Sen.
ate and House. In Joint session began
hearings on conditions brought about
by falling prices rcliminary 20 dcvisins
relief measures. They decided 20 ask
Secretary Houston and Governor Hard.
Ing Of the federal reserve board. 10
come before them tomorrow after Flu.
gene Meyer. sir. former head ~ the
war finance corporation. had declared
that rehabilitation q that body would
20 long step toward furnishing tho
desired relief by financing exports Of
surplus crops.
Senator Hitchcock. Of Nebraska. told
the conference he planned 10 introduce
measures making available the profits
Of the federal rscrv banks. amounting
TO about s6O.OO0,OOO for loans to agr..
cultural interests. Governor Harding
with whom the Nebraska Senator cou.
ferred. issued n statement saying that
neither he nor the board had taken any
stand ON the proposition. lie declared
he had criticised Senator Hitchcock's
plan. but that the matter was oAe no,
within tha province Of the board as Il
concerned the use Of funds which the
law required should he paid into the
treasury.