1 Bob Stewart of Iowa, for Size Is in Class
ith Attorney General “Gary” Sargent——
Is One of Few Men Who Was Not Brought
L p in Oil Business
By menu 1'. sun.
I Correspondent of
_ Zionirg Sentinel.
i-m'rtght. 1925.1-
til“; APT?! T—The
l“as imported from South Dakota
to Chicago tor the Job. That was
,as recent as 1915. Three years la-
ter the lawyer from the plains was
big made chairman o! the board. Now
333 33333333 33 a big man— ordinarily the chairman of the board
3 33 333333333 30 rank with thelm a big corporation is a man grown
33333 Coolidge Csbinet.‘°1d in the service and promoted
3333 333333 of 33333133: re— from the presidency out of active
33 “.333 8333"! as 30 the work. in the Standard 0! Indiana
-1: extent of the
3 3 333333 Edward L D03 wh3ole works. And as for activity.
3 333333 c: "3333 oil scan-lwel‘ Col. Bob is ghen credit for
30333 333 year ago. sold starting and finishing this entire Do-
E
:5 Mexican and South h n) deal
. 4:13.335 3.3. 33 undica'e Born in low-a. Col Bob went to
‘ Ru-» rv. \\. Stewart. 5‘0“”: Dawn ‘0 fish: for success in
.33: 5031 O: 9.3,. Stand-- .the new country. He went Via the
3,3,3“ Bu, 33mm ,3 La“ school of Yale unlxersity. after
I. a: .0 Who engi- hating first been graduated from
1.3 “.35 Bob Stew- Coo college in his native state. Ho.»
3,. 33333333,. C. 13,313,143 a1_ Was struggling along at the lan- out
.1
, 5,3“: ,. :r. 5i. .l3e3happened along.
that Leonard \\ cod and Theodore
33.3“; 33‘, masfl‘e3hoosetelt3 “ere organizing a regi-
10 plav ,ment of 'rough riders." That suit-
ed Bob Stewart down to the ground
11: enlisted as a pritnie. His cu:
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n-.;r.- ;;
, 3A3ttcrney Gener I
he made a great hit wt‘n
" interns!-
represents.
new trend.
:ndustry. Onr.
‘::.c "7 tune. t-f
a rumor.
‘kota he was asked by the Governor
to reorganize and preside over the
3.3g,3, ,3, p— 05- lNationa; Guard of the state.
.1m. 3 g, ...l1 thn L; got his u- :e o.‘ Coloncl.
,3 _ Lu: 30: 5.39.,“ ink. lh has stuck to him eter since.
are he bet-awn yhe‘ “‘lnle out in Dakota Col. S‘evrnr‘.
Standard onlseri‘ed‘ as State's attorney. as St;-
r 1 3.1 r. flay Ogipremt- court reporter and as a mem-
cxr‘" 1.: Egg 310.339,:er ot the Suzie Senate.
-‘ 3137:? more and moreé His law business prospered.
coming .3 hsvclcorporatione sought his
services
rid the 'a‘uer Indiana. The International Harvest-
.~ n; learn: their Weltare. More than
dry-:1; ;'._;~- 15.0'L-tv employrs of the company 3:-
.r and neutraltzutg exces- istockholders
335,3.“ are .h— €335.35 ,f Col/Bob is not an oil man of thv
.9.—
"'=.-, - "ll: ‘5; married in St.
shor‘ly u it»: Easter
IT THROUGH ITS OILY DEM-Si
3m the chairman of the board is the‘
_ .35. grants: produ- in yakotn when the Spanish w nr3
It also happen-Leda
.:.o3:z;.:1ds nth-f
, 35:: 0, three— (955 in the regiment ran instantan-
_. ‘ c: 3.3,“: iich- trolls. Hr could ride. and he could
(3,135,: surveyors! .shcot he could fight and he know
“:3: .3 10011.3.” nothing of the hesitation which. in
3., days. 1003 the soldier. is fatal. He was an-'
3.33. 3,,3,‘_.C3,,_,.3,. that helother "Fighting Bob." ready {or a'
g. .5. 1 “3.3.3: explodedm‘h‘ or n trcltc. :x'eedless to says
“'1'. R33”
and. when the war was over. Bob;
Stewart was wea ring the insignia oi.
Returning to South Da~‘
That .
Many ._
slings With ccurts'Among them was the Standard 013
'r- the c a? clear or 3!. [er “as snomer The end nos thei-
. ; rocks. has hell: able. Col. Bob Va: gobbled up by f
-s: to Become more than lthe awful oil octopus. and today he
.: '<- Ize hignest of the sits in the seats of the might3—one=
e are open to him (1 the darn lnan' :11 men of the
; . With the Standard :worl-J.
. gvn-rul c: unse‘ , He Reared a“ 33' tron: “‘a ll undo .8t':
streets, Cc. Bob imbibed some profi
3 igressite ideas out there in the pur-
3’ .'° rle ‘il est He took these ideas with%
‘On t Get LP h‘ngts .thm into the Standard. He believed
‘12: popular ownership and that is
-. Luzr—kzn: Dayton. 0:.3ic ”why under his chairmanship the
Corn: '.r 7 Carrie 3:. u: -313 Inun ter 0: stockholders in his com-1
:0“ )o.‘ 25 pieces ;- gt; pan}: has increased from 4.300 to
passed at'er ‘aklng L115. 6. :1 inlet He also has put into ei‘iect
:3; (Kelfer Formula.l Ha; to an industrial plan whereby the em—;
.4» :5 times a: 1::th :sr tn; ployes oi the company have a voice
—, ;3_~‘;g;": new" L: h’atéd L's—git: the matter of wages. working
:3 7,95 5.; .. 3.37" 'hourz, conditions and everything at-
_—, ,- r .3 C: ,h .gadder u .old school—he is the improved ..-.-
.. ;xa e: Each: {Kaller mf‘d‘!
_ 1‘ :1 n3? 3 cheap mo; (43..
'- .~rs I's: ‘. cents eac‘... 5 ll ' Amadeo Montecalto and Miss An» '
_- in; or -L‘w r' gellna’ Passafume. both of Korwalk .
Mary’s church ‘
a
‘ Youthful “Pond”
‘ Goes on Trial
foreigners “back of the yards.”
Copenhagen Scientists
Report New Comet
LONDON, April 7.—An agency
dispatch trum- Copenhagen says that
.Protessc-rs Stroemgrcn and Hansen
of Copenhagen oheex'n‘atory. confirm
,the existence of a new comet which
is reported from Krakow to have
been indefinitely discovered by an
amateur named Oherz.
Professor Stroemgren says
come: is comparatively light and
strong. of the eighth dimension and
is snumed‘ln the constellation 0!
1*“: us.
Act"
031'? 8'.
-r-;'v.r.g 1': 'he Royal observa-
Greenwwh the position 0!
the li°‘" come' on Sunday .wae right
ESC’EHEIUX". 2'.‘ hours 1'7 minutes north
deullnatlon 1': degrees 35 minutes.
It: daliy motion. the observatory
Mates. is one degree north.
The comet, which is said to rise
bard-oer. one and two o‘clock in the
m:~rn::g no: Visible. to the naked
fl‘. r
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BIG WATERBI'RY FIRE.
“'ATERB'CRY. April T—Damace
‘s'lmate-i 51: Hallo” resulted when
'fire threatennd the two—story Luild-
.mg at («6-326 South Elan. street
here last night. Too {atmlles and a
;6(~-year-old widow. who lived alone.
were driven to the ire" in night
clo'hes. Heavy damage to the stocks
of Bria. Brothers pharmacy and the
grocery store 0: Frank 'lroiuno and
Stephen Dellapietra. and :“u other
stores. Was incurr: d.
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SLOANE
FIFTH AVENUE and FORTYoSEVENTI-I STREET
til. I
mashed robbers bout-bung revolvers
early yesterday held up the station
master. cabslsr and 3 other ethylene
oi the Public Service oer barn and
escaped in an automobile with 83.-
500 in cash which they secured from
the cashier's cage.
Ca Quits
‘ I,'lt‘l.le National Guard
- HARTFORD. April ‘l.-Besigns-3
tion or Captain Edmund L Reed.
headquarters company. 192ml Field
Artillery. u announced in orders
from the adjutant general‘s ottioe.
m: Re is honorably dis-
charged from service in the Nation-
Guard.
Full. Lieutenant Laurence B. No-
Ewen. liznd F. L. is relieved tron.
duty with Battery 8. and assigned
to command headuulrters company.
Captaln Reed has commanded
headquarter-r. company since the
Masked Bandits Holdup
Car Barns
“83308. N. 3.. April 7.—-n" ‘
lP' . P .
in Harrison
One of the alleged robber! was
arrested later when James Kennedy.
the cashier. claimed to have Menu.
{led him by bk haav voice as Ed-
v-ard Dooley. 21. s former employe
or the ear barns. Kennedy said he
W the voice when the rob.
bera ordered his hands up.
Completes Cabinet
BEBLIX.’ April ‘.'.-—Otto Braun.
'bo on Friday was rte-elected to the
Premiership o! Prussia. has corn-
pleted his cabinet.
as follows:
Minister 0! Justice. Dr.
Centrist.
Interior. Herr Severing. Socialist.
Public Weltare. Herr Hiextsiter.
It is made up;
Zehnhox.i
Centrist.
Education. Dr. Becker,
tlaan.
Agriculture. Herr Steiger. Centrist
Finance. Dr. Hoepker-Aschot!
Democrat.
Won 01’ the 192ml Artillery. ot
.whlch :s'orwslk's :t’ationai Guard[
units are part three years ago.
i
run-2 I!" saw moms. ;
xnw
LONDOV. Tuesday. April‘
7.-—l"lre that started early yester-
day mofning in the upper stories or
the Crocker house. called out the
fire department and a general alarm
was rung in shortly alter-ward. All?
in safe".
Trade and Commerce. Dr. Schrie-
her. Democrat.
C. H. DISSELL DIES.
SOL’THINGTOX April L—Charles
Humphrey Bissell. prominent resi-
dent or this town. and {armor mem-
ber of the Connecticut General Ar.
sembly. died at his home here let-
terday. aged 67. Mr. Bisecll served
in the 1923 House as a Representa~
.of a limitation of armament.
By DAVID summon.
Special Correspondent
0! the Evening Benuael.
(Ooprfls'hi. 192‘.)
WASHINGTON. April 1—m-
dent Coolidge's foreign pong h the
immediate tuture will be stteoted In
the developments jun reported flow
France and Italy.
h’ot only is the American ettort to
go: the powers together on another
conference tor limitations 0! anna-
ment delayed but the negotiations
{or an adjustment of the French war
debt ovu-d to the United States have 3‘
been temporarily blocked.
The American Debt Commission
Will rind .lt unwise now to inmject
requests tor payment from France.
as has been hinted in the last tee:
days. and time will be given to de-
s
n011'1'?"'gtt.=rmlne whether the new Finance
Minister eill adopt the policy at his
predecessor or treat the American
c'ebt question with some eel-tome.
as for instance. in the sending of
a sptml mission to America.
President Coolidge has been trying
,‘to find out th'rough American am-
Lauadors abroad whether the larger
powers would agree to the diacua‘on
The
dec'nratlon at Premier Mussolini
«hat the cut in the Italian army
should be delayed till it can be de-
ex mined “hat France and other na-
ea'ol _
u .
'l'b policy is not new but it. has a
special significance at all. an. 10:
while ioansare Mtoradvulan
purposethey.atthesaaetime.per—
Init' other lands to be used tor mill
hr: rumou-
VWbst the Adulnldretioa has.
“at to. convey, is the ideav that
the French must realize the Amer:
ican government Wt'solns ““813
by and utter no word 0! m
against. further borro'ln‘a in An).
cries which merely pile higher
French private umm'm
more remote the chance of pvt-K1
debts owed to the American ‘0'“
meat.
The optimism ielt in laden that
the crisis in Frisco new will lead“
a settlement of the whole int.“
debt problem is reflected to s‘ large
extent here as it is recalled that the
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