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Show 1115000 FINE-I FINE-I PATTERSON jer Officials and Em-loyees Em-loyees of National Cash Register Company Draw From 3 to 12 Months. if f JUDGE HOLLISTER ? DENIES NEW TRIAL i (inaigns Defendants in Setae Se-tae Language in Passing Sentence, Characterizing I Acts as Paltry, Mean. UlXCINNATI, Pob. 17. President Jobn II. Patterson of tlio Na- t tional Cash Register company j of Dayton, Ohio, was sentenced jjbj to serve one year in tbe county fait Troy, Ohio, and to pay a fine of feO for violation of the Sherman jfrlnut law. Twenty-eight other offi-Ijii offi-Ijii and employees of the company ret pven jail sentences varying from Ine months to one year and were or-3 or-3 to pay the costs of prosecution, irse leniences wero pronounced after lM States Judge Holli'ster had icjdtbo defendants bitterly for their iiiteis methods, which he declared fin seedless in a concern where mil-m mil-m of dollars could havo been made bftinatcly and without violation of fort's Closing Words. fienng, he declared: l'Ihe government is strong enough ipotect its people wholhcr this pro-fctisa pro-fctisa extends to tho transportation IJjDaniitc across the lsind for tho lCce of blowing up bridges or the ffit of tho hanls upon men who pi to stifle competition by illegal 0:e of tho defendants was given fci months iu jail, while three othors le sentenced to nine months and the W lo one year. George Edgetcr of IfjtCE, secretary of tho company, was Wfn the lightest sentence of throe fells. Willium Bippus, treasurer; Al-pJA. Al-pJA. Thomas of Dayton and Jona-m Jona-m B. Hayward of Now York wero pH nine months in jail. M&year Sentences. Ufa following wero sentenced to one pp; Edward A. Deeds, Dayton, vice PJ&nt; William Muzzy, Dayton; ptoPfluui, Dayton; Robert Patter-h, Patter-h, director; Thomas J. Watson, sales r'-for; Joseph E. Rogers, assistant fknanager; Alexander C. Harncd, paw; Frederick S. High, district R1, Boston; Pliney Eves, district Fer, San Francisco; Arthur A. Columbus; George E. Morgan, fan; Charles T. Wamslcy, Chicago; p A. Snyder, Elizabeth, N. J.; WiT Cool, Denver; Mycr N Jacobs, Ptog; Mont Lastley Detroit; Earl mmou, Los Angeles; Alexander W. f air, York; John J. Range, Igngton; M. G. J. Keith, New York; frn Cummins, Brooklyn; J. C. BJ. Toronto; W. C. Howe, San Pi!C0; E, H. Epperson, Minneapo- PWer Set Free. Fn too concurrence of District At-g? At-g? McPljcraon. Judge Ilollistor set r " judgment in tho case of Mg? A E1KtJtcr. Edgeter had not m ST COnnectcd with the Cash Ecgis- KSStny in tbo timc fixc(1 in tllu -WS!i0tt for an arreat of judgment 3, 'Wtv grounds that the Slier-utUmJ8 Slier-utUmJ8 "institutional insofar as flJSfi t0 "eato offenses and im-KCS' im-KCS' Thc ,notiou also charged rffi.; conflicted with WAn of the sixth nmcudmeut !ftMbm .'."""orciul prosecutions the '4CBt WnV,?- thc ntituro and cause . of rjftMtffl". .t-1?."3 UKuinst him and that it i0Mth. t,ie toth nmendiiieut in KWk ;f v.0r"e.ts of the court were ,Miitn;r 51 noll,:o f an appeal to Patterson was fixed at ePflbr iay. Q lte fo"'ier amount. Tho riMJjof U!vWor loft at $5000. itrBW'Trin, "ouvicted men wero sen-1 sen-1 en It c.sldcut Patterson to the JMeF?iyf,a51 at Trov' tc" wcr0 !Ud til. - co"t,v pail in Day-'Won?n-tho "Cighboring jail tflL ' !irrt'" county. (iSB.fiQhbvJ,,0 e L sentences passed on OTfftt3, Ilollistor said: iWk2nv lhat a l:irKe salary will golWH mch cniC" to e"Cage in a busi-, busi-, iCHPtQi. a7,i i VIiH conducted by this fSJJ. fco,1 that tlio thought :Se 2n,.a tho' (Vnl Itnowiiiff that rS,iuS",,0"5tl1t'0" awaited them. SiMnJ t5uLdocs ot justify. Yon W11 SWB tho walk of life which 'SUB1 mbdS"?"' YeL von have TJSRt!!! you by the |
