Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1928, Page 11

RTRAT” WINS T TO MILLIONS Carson, Prospector -Inventor, Vjetor in Smelting Patent 4 Infringement. By the Asncistod Press. SAN FRANCISCO, October 23.—An cld-fime “desert rat” George Campbell Carson, after years of litigation with copper companies over a patent used in smelting furnaces, is at last to reap reward of millions from his invention, his attorneys said yesterday. Refusal of the United States Supreme Court to review the decision of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Car- con’s patent infringement case against the Anacorida Copper Co. means, his mteresud He is Attorneys declared that Carson, who is 60 years old, would very soon be 2 “multimillionaire.” Carson started litigation some years ago against the American Smelting & Refining Co., and the case was decid- Nl the eompnn 's (lver in the Feder- S led w the Unlu g agptie e ok Sl Cu° pellate court {aund 1n favor of Carson and the United S'.!us Supreme Court sus decis! Carson's sult unlnst the Anaconda in the United was the Anaconda Supreme Court today declined to re- LODGE VISITATIONS NOW IN FOURTH WEEK Grand Master of Masons, With Corps of Officers, Greets Two Organizations Jointly. THE EVENING STAR, entumcmmemwnicmumqul whole were referred to in Following the ceremonies o“.heeve- fng both Stansbury and Brightwood Lodges joined in tendering a dance, to which the members of each apd the Grand Lodge officers and the women of their families had been invited. Visitations to three uled for this evminx !.lnme Inaugurating the fourth week of the hm“‘ series of grand visitations to the con- stituent lme: of the local jurisdiction, the grand master of Masons in the meny on Stansbury Lodxe Brightwood Lodge. Jo\n!ly in anw HIII !khtwuod walwr F. Studdfford is mastcr of Stansbury Lodge and William K. ley is master of Brightwood Lod latter organization, which was chnr tered December 17, 1024, is a descend- ant of Stansbury Lodge, which dal from the year l!'l! and which stood sponsor for the youngster. Stansbury Lodge has a membership of 854, while Brightwood Lodge was credited with 78 members at_the end fl( the Masonic i nr September 30, 1 = and Master .hmes T. Gibbs and | hl! cmoers were made tofeel that their | s pn:ssed appreciation of the eordhllty that was plainly indicated. He com plimented the old and the young lodn on their records of achievement and expressed his appreciation of the ef- forts of the officers of each. Several matters of special interest at the pres- in ‘em) | street lnd New Yorx avenue. 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