Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-16

no trial. He has insisted upon both
but i; seems the authorities have been
unable to discover where the defendant
has violated any statue. AS. basis
Of his claim for damages MS- Frahm
recites how roughly ne was handled
by the police who made the arrest. was
hauled in the patrol wagon to the sta
ton against his strenuous protest and
offer to accompany the police on foot.
on the street car or even TO engage
taxi. Mr.. Frahm states ne has wife
and three grown daughters and that
the act Of his unwarranted arrest has
been a great shock and Humiliation to
them. so much so that his wife is now
suffering from nervous prostra.ion.
Sioux City.
Whether to remain loyal to their
home state and lose about 5000 in real!
money or go after the money at the
possible expense of their state patriot
ism. is troubling club women of Sioux
| City. who are planning to put on a
better babies" contes, at the inter-
state fair next fall They desire to
raise about $500 for prizes. of which
. they expect to derive about $500 locally.
| the other 5000 to come perhaps from
the Woman's Home Companion. They
I desire 10 use the score card put out
! by DR., Margaret V. Clark. of Waterloo.
| who was the pioneer in the movement,
rather than the revised and more elab-
crate card the woman's magazine has
evolved. and they fear the use OF ii will
! be made requirement if the prize
money is forthcoming.
/ Cedar Rapids.
/ A couple of youths who evidently
| needed the money held UP James Slime
hauser. in charge of Nelson's restaur-
/ ant. tknown as "Squirt's Beanery') on
| frs; street and Third avenue west at
/ 3 o'clock Sunday morning and took IS
! from the cash register and 80 cents
| from Stinehausers pockets The police
! were notified but no arrests have been
made. At the time the robbery oc-
! CURED Stinehauser was in room back
| of the restaurant washing dishes Hear
! ing some one enter the front room he
j turned around AMI vas confronted by
!, two young men. one Of whom covered
| him with revolver. The chap with
the revolver came up TO StinehauseI
! and went thru his pockets, while the
| other opened the cash register and tool
| out all the money amounting TO abou;
lss
Rock Rapids.
| Harvesting commenced here the lat.
/ ter part OF the week. several fields OF
rye having been cut as well as some
| early oats. Not for some years have
there been better prospects for full
j crop than there is in Lyon county to-
/, day. The early sown oats is the oni.
crop that appears to be light. The
| medium and late oats and wheat are
fine and will soon be ready for the
/ binder Corn has made wonderful
growth since the Fourth and is full
/ two weeks ahead of last season. Thu
timothy crop is light. but where alfalfa
| has been sown there il plenty Of hay
The first crop has been cut and there
! will soon be good second cutting. Al.
faIfa appears to do well here and vii
/ no doubt be the hay Of the future. Thu
Lyon county farmer il feeling prett!
4 well over the crop outlook.
i Clinton.
I Caught in the act Of breaking cope,
connections which are used on stree
car rails. Dominick Micklot. IS year
old, was arrested Friday afternoon b.
Detective schlueter and saturda.
morning received q sentence Of thirt.
days on q charge OF larceny. Micho
hen arrested had twenty -four or tn
; copper connections which are valued
10 cents each, and had broken severa
in order that he might dispose OF then
| to a junk ees!e: without being suspect
ed as a thief. He claimed that he foun
!, the connections in the street at the TOO
: oS Gaines :t.eek but employees OF tn
: Tri- City Railway Company this morn
D Ing Identified the connections. ana stat
: ed that they might have been stole
d from the companys round house
found Micklot vas busily engaged
) breaking the copper wires WIN
q hatchst IT ths foot % Scott street.