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The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
crawtord People Here Monday

Crawford People Here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Wood, Ira Fos-
ter, and Richard Mayo. of Crawford,
accompanied by W. r Hinman, Hotch-
kiss attorney, were In the city Monday
in connection with final settlement of
the Mayo estate in the County Court
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
From Sunflowcr State

From -Sunflower State
Ford and Harry Sayre are enjoying
a visit from Harry McSherry. of
Hutchinson, Kansas. and R w. Wes-
ton OF the Smith & Weston Commiss-
ion Company. OF Kansas City. Mr..
McSherry has purchased the 22o acre
cattle ranch belonging to r. F. Pace.
at Crawfurd. 49, ~
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Back to Arizona

BACK 10 NfIZONa
"a departing passenger last week was
t. j. Sullivan who had spent about
ten days here, bound for his home at
Douglas, Arizona. Mr.. Sullivan has
property interests in Delta and com
bined business with pleasure while in
the city
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Operated "Wednesday

Mrs. Will Hillman submitted to an
operation Wednesday at the Delta hos
pitaI for the removal of a humorous
growth. We are glad TO report that
she is improving as well as could be
under the circumstances.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
To Leave Soon

To Leave Soon
s. n Wright purchased the two
acre tract belonging to w. A. Dawson
on Garnet Mesa Monday and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dawson will leave soon for 9th
er climes. probably Montana They
are old timers here and there ara
many friends who will regret their
leaving. but wish them Godspeed.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12

Louisiana Also Comes
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrere are enjoying
a visit from Maurice Planche and fam
lily, whose home is at Covington, Louis
lana. They will spend about a month
here.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Guests at Brothers Home

OUcStS at bTOIHer f1ON1t
Arrivals Friday were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Smith and son Marion, of Tuolon,
Illinois, for stay of ten days at the
home of the formers brother, A E.
Smith and family, after which they
Will proceed to Nampa and Boise,
Idaho for visit with other relatives.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Attending Bankers Convention

Departing Sunday for Denver were
H. w. Chiles and c. B. Adams, to be
in attendance at the State Bankers
Convention there this week Mr..
Adams is treasurer of this organiza-
lion.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Guest at Parents Home

Frank Bowden, of Denver is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Bowden on Howard Street Frank
was formerly a Delta boy and his
once more
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Leave for Home

After pleasant visit at the home
of the latter's brother, Frank Bond,
Mr.. and Mrs. r R Richards and son
left for their home at Las Animas
Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
Mrs. iiopson Returns

WITS. Hopsoh HttUFns
Monday evening Mrs. C. p. Hopson,
who had spent several weeks at Ouray
recuperating, returned home, Mr.. Hop
son driving up for her with the auto.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12
At Delta Hospital

At Delta Hospital
Mrs. John Fisher and daughter came
down from Hotchkiss Monday, the
latter entering the Delta Hospital for
a surgical operation.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-12

Visited Her Daughter
Thursday evening Mrs. Frank Hoppe
returned from a pleasant two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Steuart, at Mancos
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
NOTICE OF DRAIN LETTING
AND REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that !. Erva r. Lay
cock. County Drain Commissioner Of the
on the 29th day If August. a. d. 1919 at
the residence Of George Davidson. on the west
side Of Section %, Township of Pine River.
Gratlot County. MICHIGAN, AZ nine o'clock in
bids for the construction OF n certain drain
known and designated No. 39s Drain. To-
Gated In the Township Of Pine River, IN said
County Of Crntiot. and described a. follows:
to-wit:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

Said work viii be let in ono section ~
accordance with the diagram now on me-
with the other papers pSrt .a. hroin Com.
drain la the office of the County Dfalh Cont
y, issioner Of the County of Gratiot. 10 winch
reference may be had by all parties ln'er'
ested, and bids will be made ana reeel tI a.. a.
.,rdinglv Contracts will be made with the
lov,est responsible bidder giving adequate Sc
curity for the performance or the work IN
sum 10 be fixed then and there by me- re-
serving to myself the right 20 reject any anu
oil rid. The date for the completion OF such
contract and the terms OF payment tnereioi
shall be- announced at the time ana place oil
Notice is further hereby given. that at the
time and place OF said letting or at such
other time and place thereafter 70 which
the County Drain Commissioner AFORESAID
NAV ADJOURN the same, the assessments toI
benefits and the lands comprised WITHIN the
No sos drain special assessment district ahc
the apportionments thereof viii be announc-
ed by me and will be subject TO review ioi
one day from nine o'clock in the forenoon
until FIVE o'clock in the afternoon. The FOL
lowing j. description of the several tracts
or parcels of land CONSTITUTING the speclai
assessment district Of said drain. to-wit;
NO. 39s DRAIN DISTRICT.
West 3-5 of SW u Of Sc "a of SW IA
See Isl edsel Sprague.
SM =, OF SW "a Sec. 10. except n parcel
Of ground commencing at the northeast cor.
ner thereof. thence south % rods, west "a
rods. northwest 70 \ line, east 40 rods to
place of beginning Sec. Thames Mills.
NJ l., Of 81 "A Sec. 16 except piece Of
land in ngrtheast corner commencing 80 rods
south of the northeast corner of said descrip-
ton thence northwest 90 !, line, cast "a
rods. south 80 rods to beginning and except
acres In northwest corner - rods north
and south by 20 rods east and west-Sec. Is
James Mills.
y x Of SW Y Of Sc Sec l6-H. J.
:, Of NV 4, Of NJ Sec. 21-Georrc
F y Of NE Sec. Ill. NJ Sweet.
Land commencing 20 rods west of center
of NE IA OF Sec. 81. thence east 20 rods,
south so rods west 40 rods northeast %
place Of hc,'inning--Scc. al. VI. Sweet.
East so acres of y Of Sc a Sec. 81
John c. Hicks.
W e. Of NV See. 22 Geo Davidson
W g.. Of Nj q Of NV except Ia acre
in southeast corner of parcel in tri-form o.
rods east and west by 20 rods north and
south Sec % Geo and John Davidson.
" o. Of 81 of NV - except land In
northeast corner commencing rods east Of
center of NV r.. thence east 80 rods. south
80 rods. northwest 20 a point 20 rods south
Of beginning. north 20 rods 20 beginning
Sec Coco. Davidson.
Land commencing 20 rods north Of center
of Sec. %, thence south 20 rods, west 40
rods, north 40 rods, southeast 70 place of be-
ginning-Sec 22-,James Mills
NV u Of SW Y Of Sec. % and land com
mencng 10 rods south Of the center Of Sw
= Of Sec %, thence north 10 rods, west 90
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

rods. south 20 rods. east 40 rods. northeast
to place of eginning Sec. 22-Ceorge hen-
Ter
NE a of sw a Sec 22. also land CON
mencing 50 rds south of center OF See *.
thence north so rods. east 80 rods, south 80
rods. southeast 10 place OF beginning
% y. A. Shift
North 10 acres of Sc a of SW a Sec. y
except | "A acres in southeast corner in tri-
form 20 rods long east side and 20 rods
long on south. and 4, acre IN southwest cor
ner IN tri-form rs rods long on south and 10
hus.
All in the Township OF Pine River. being
Town II North, Range West Michigan.
Township Of Pine River at large.
Now, therefore for the Township OF Pine
River Supervisor William Nandcrbeck and
Highway Commissioner c. Bert Packer, and
all unknown or nonresident persons. owners
and PERSON. Interested in the above described
land and each of you Of the names Set OPP
posite the above descriptions, are hereby
notified that at the time and place Aforesaid
or al such other time and place thereafter
to which said hearing may be adjourned,
! shall proceed % receive bids for the con-
structon of said No 1913 Drain, ia the man
uer hcroinbcfore stated and also that at such
time of letting from nine o'clock in the fore
noon To FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, the a
ssssmcnt for benefits and the lands comprised
within the No 39s Drain special assessment
district will be- subject 10 review. And you.
and each OF you, owners and persons inter
ested In the afore aid land. hereby cited
Z b. appear az the time and place Of said let
b Lng. as aforesaid. and be- heard with respect
10 such special assessments and your inter-
csts in relation thereto. IL you so desire.
! Dated this 5Oth day of July. A. D. 1919.
ERVA r. LAYCOCK.
County Drain Commissioner
of the County of Gratiot.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
NORTH BRANCH TO BRANCH
DRAIN.

Commencing in channel of Branch
drain at Station 6-El34.
Thence AZ deg. + 2S4 chs. Thence
S S5ia deg. f SIG chs. Thence S
47il deg. T. 800 chs, and end at Sta
ton z, at a point on Quarter Line
1864 chs. South of Quarter Post on
North side Of Section II, Arcadia
TWn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
CITY OF ALMA
Grover Addition

Land com. 80 rds y of S Wcor of NV q,
OF NV sec 3. thence l25 #. 5 % II, w
l25 it ~ IL q place OF beg, J. A. Gdey.
Com. 30 rds \ of SW cor of NV J., of
40 fl to beg Mrs. NJ. Mccall
Com. 30 rds \ l25 # of SW cor of
NV = OF NV "a sec ?, thence 1872 #. +
thence W 495 # to beg. r. b. Wilson
Com. 80 rds n & ID rds of SW cor of
NV "a of NV "a ?, thence 1925 #,
40 #. 1925 #, thence K 40 II. to beg.
Com. 20 rds N & 10 rds of the sw cor.
of NV - OF NV IA ?, thence l6 rds
Z rds. n 10 rds, w rds to beg. J. j.
Frost.
Com. 40 rds & 20 rds + of the sw cor.
of NV = of NV u ?. thence IS rds,
= rds, n 10 rds. w 4 rds to beg. Chas.
Com. 40 rds & "a rds of the sw cor.
Of NV Of NV q sec 2. thence S l6 rds,
+ rds. N l6 rds, w I rds TO beg H. Byers'
Com. 40 rds % rds r of the SW cor.
81 NV Of NV = sec 2, thence 10 rds.
Kovatch.
Com. 40 rds & 80 rds of the sw cor.
OF the NV u Of NV "a ?. thence l6
rds. rds. N i6 rds. w rds to beg.
Com. 40 rds SO rds of the sw cor.
rds 1919 #. + SO #. N 5 rds i2S #. W Sc
fl to beg Mrs. Homater.
Com. 2s rds Of sw cor. of NV 4 Of
NV sec 2, thence Is rds. n 1 rds. w
10 rds rds TO beg, Lee Lever.
Com. "a rds of SW cor. of NV u of
NV = sec 2, thence r 10 rds, N 4 rds, w
i3 rds. rds TO beg. Z. II. Kennedy
Com. 20 rds n of SW cor. Of NV Il of
NV u sec 2. thence + 20 rds. n 4 rds. w
20 rds, rds 10 beg. Milon Bush.
Com. 10 rds y OF SW cor. of NV "A OF
NV "a sec 2. thence 20 rds. n 4 rds. w
20 rds. Z rds 10 beg, John j. Osborn.
Com. II rds Of SW cor. OF NV a Of
NV sec 2. thence + 20 rds. N 4 rds. w
20 rds. 4 rds TO beg. Mrs. Nora Shaver
Com. rds n of SW cor. Of NV Il OF
NV u sec 2. thence + 40 rds. rds, w
40 rds. S rds 10 beg. L. A. White
Com. at SW cor. Of NV "a of NWI sec 9
thence = 40 rds. ~ 3 rds. w 40 rtls 3 rds
10 beg, Sarah r. Osborn.
Com. At point 20 rds & 80 rds Of
SW cor. o. NV "a Of NV "a sec 2. thence T.
s6 f.. n rd- Il, w 36 r.. rds 4 II
10 be0. Geo. Myers
Com "a "a. Of the NV cor. sec 2.
thence 20 rds r rds. y 20 rds. w rds
20 hes. MILTON Fisher Est.
Com. Is rds Z Of NV cor. sec 2 thence
S 20 rds, f 81 rds, 20 rds, w So rds "a
beg. VIII Fisher
Com. 5sis rds Of NV cor. Of sec 2
thence 10 rds, + 2is rds. 10 rds. W
p rds 90 beg. J. w. Leahy.
Com. 53ia rds + q 10 rds Of NV cor
Of sec 2. thence 10 rds. f ~ rds. 10
rds, w 2i5 rds TO beg, Il. w. Graham.
Com. IS rds r Of NV cor. sec 2, thence
s l2 rds. r rds. N ~ rds. w rds "a
beg. John Hammond.
Com. Sc rds f 6 Y rds of NV cor. sec
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
County Drain Commissioner
of the County of Gratiot

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County of Gratiot-.n
Chancery.
Lillian Thornton. Plaintiff. vs.. Atrial
At a session of said Court. held at the
the Court House in the Village Of Ithaca. ia
said County, on the oath day of July. A. D.
1919.
/ Present. the Hon. Frank D. NJ. Davis.
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. it appearing by aflidavits
on file that the defendant, Atrial Thornton,
was formerly resident of this State. and
/ that a Chancery Summons 10 appear and
answer has been duly issued in this cause
/ but could not be served because he could
not be found within the State. and IL fur
! Their appearing from said afiidavits
file that it cannot bee ascertained. after a
digcnt search and inquiry. the place OF
residence of Atrial Thornton defendant. or
in what State or Territory he resides
On motion of Charles Ii. Goggin. attor-
ney for said Plaintiff. it is ordered that the
appearance of the said defendant, Arial
Thornton. be entered in this cause within
! three months from the date of this order /:
and that in of his appearance that he
cause his answer To the bill of complaint TO
be filed and copy thereof served upon the
| attorney for the plaintiff within fifteen days
after service on him his attorney OF a
copy OF said bill. and in default thereof the
said bill be taken confessed by said de-
PENDANT, Atrial Thornton.
And il is further ordered that the said
Plaintiff cause this order to be published in
The Alma Record. newspaper printed
published and circulating in said county and
! that such publication be commenced within
20 days from the date of this order. and that
such publication be continued therein once in
each week for six weeks in succession, or
that the said Plaintiff cause copy of this
order to be personally served the said
defendant. Aral Thornton. at least 20 days
before the time above prescribed for his
| appearance.
FRANK u. NJ DAVIS.
Countersigned: Circuit Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
CITY OE ALMA
wood Park Addition

Emwood Park Addition
Lots L.. 8. & 4. Ruggles. Blakely, Ward
Lot s. Roy simmons.
Lots 8 =, 5. 9. q 10, Ruseles Blakely.
Lots II & -. Nettie A. Moore.
Lots 10 q "a. l.. Crandall.
Lot 10. A. A. Chick.
Lot. II 4 Is. John w. Barnes.
Lots 10. 20 a p. Dennis Welch.
Lot %, John Aldrich,
Lot % j. Ramsey.
Lots - & %. Mrs f. Ramsey.
Lots 26 & p. Ruggles. Blakely Ward &
Creaser.
Lott %. 80 & 81. Jas. Redman.
Lot 32 Z. w. Creaser
Lot 80. Roy swigart
Lot 80. NJ. Ray Kimball.
Lots 81. 40, ~ r. Saad
Lots. 80 & 80. AZ. as. AZ, As, 40. Ruggles.
Blakely. Ward 4 Creaser.
Lot 40. l.. a. Wood.
Lot. Al. Nora Fraker.
Lot ~. Mrs. Owens
Lot az, Birdie Gill
Lot So Mrs Shift
Lots 81 a 3D. Iatta Wood.
Lot 80. Frank Mockridge
Lot "a. Ben $ Pendc
Lot So. j. S. Knoertzer.
Lot Sc. Mrs. l.. Nicholson.
w 40 IL of Lot 81. Oliver Gossett.
= i5 # Of Lot 81. Willard and Peterson.
Lot 5s. Proud and Hagyin.
Lot So willard 4 Peterson.
Lot Lot &C. So. j. j. & & E sa%%
Lot SO, Mrs. j. s. Raum.
Lot 90. W II. Hoover.
Lot 50. Geo. II. O'Ncil.
Lot 65. Chas. Oliver.
Lots 66 & So. r. A. Baker.
Creaser.
Lot TO- John $. Knoertzcr.
Lot II. Geo. Irwin.
Lot ~. Judge Kninin.
Lot IS. Fred NJ. Taylor.
Lots "a. rs. 10. so. 81 & %. Proud and
Lot 80. a. IT, olmstcad.
Lot S. Bud Wright.
Lots Sc q 81. y. C. Crandell.
Lott 80, -. 90. 90. %. 49, 90. Rugeles ct al
Lots 90 a %. w. d. Mosher.
Lot 81. jas Seaver.
Lot 9s, Nesta Sawkins.
Lot 80. Mary A. Stitt.
Lots 100. ioi io2, 1903. 1914. lO5. loo. 1O7.
/ los. Otto SandorhoG
Lot 100. Ida Medlcr
Lot 10. Jonathan Simmer.
IS n lot III. c. W. Archer
w AZ II lot III. r. King.
Lot il2. Alec Boulter
Lot 49, Fred Harr.
Lots ia. ii5. iie. Birdie Gill;.
! Lots III g. lls. J. F. Sartor. Jr.
Lot li9. jerome Kanter
lot 100, Monroe Salisbury.
! Lot l2l. o. c. Holiday.
Lot 1872. Chas. Oliver.
Lot 1913. Rupgles. Blakely Ward & creascr.
! Lot 124. Daniel Moifett.
Lot 125, Jas Wiltshire
/ Ei5 Of lot 1876. Bartling a Holmes.
VIZ Of lot 1876, Forest Rule
Lots l2s ( 100, Jessie Augustine.
Lot 1870. Glenn Eyer.
Lot 1871. Frank willert.
Lot 1872. Earl G. Clapp.
Lot 1888 Bartling & Holmes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14


1919.
In this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
tion of the Court by Plaintiffs verified Bill
Of Compliant that said bill is filed under and
pursuant 10 the terms. conditions and
qurements of Sections 20 10 27 inclusive
Chapter XII of the Judicaturc Act Of nine
teen hundred fifteen, and that il involves the
title 10 the west half of the east half of the
northwest quarter and the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of section seventeen
in township nine north of range two west.
Michigan
And il further appearing TO the satisfac-
faction Of the Court that the defendants
whose names above stated not resi-
dents of this state and that their residence
or whereabouts unknown and cannot be
ascertained. and that after diligent search
and inquiry IL is impossible 70 ascertain the
names of the persons who are included "a
defendants in this cause without being named ::
Now. therefore. on motion of o. G. futile.
attorney for said plaintiff, il is ordered that
said named and unnamed defendants enter
their appearance in said before
three months from the date of this order. and
that within twenty days said plaintiff cause
copy of this order to be published in the
Alma Record. newspaper published in said
county once in each week for six weeks in
succession, and also a copy thereof TO
be mailed TO said defendants at their last
known post Office address by registered mail.
EDWARD j. MONET
Countersigned: Circuit Judge.
r. l.. Case, Clerk Of the Court
TAKE NOTICE. That the above suit in
wolves the title TO the west half of the east
half OF the northwest quarter and the south
west Quarter of the southwest quarter OF
range two west. Michigan. and is brought -
quiet the said title thereto
o. G. FUTILE. Attorney for Plaintiff
05-7-c Business Address Ithaca. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County of Gratiot-.n
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

Thence S ~ deg. w 500 chs.
Thence S 22% deg. w 53 ks, and
cross Section Line at Station 3-tS2, a
distance ll.30 chs. West of a post,
on South side of Section 2, City of
Alma.
Thence on same course % ks.
Thence S 6 deg. w S.93 chs. Thence
S liz deg. w 1905 chs. Thence S
3la deg. + 4.95 chs. Thence S 3S deg.
w 200 chs. Thence S deg. w 5000
chs. Thence S 661e deg. w 800 chs,
and end at Station "a 100, distance
1881 chs. West of center of Section
II. Arcadia Twp.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
County of Gratiot In Chancery. at Ithaca in
said county, the 10th day Of July, A. d.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

STATE OF MICHIGAN County OF Grstiot
Gratiot In chancery.
Oliver McEndarfer. plaintiff. VS.. David
Helms. his unknown heirs. legatees, de-
vices and assigns. and the unknown heirs.
legatecs. devisees and assigns of Samuel
Hawley. Deceased. and of John NJ. Carpenter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
BRANCH DRAIN

Commencing in channel Of Main
Drain at a point 6.82 chs. North and
11.30 chs. West of u post, on South
side of Section 2, City of Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14
FRANK u. NJ DAVIS,
Csrc,,st I,,Iaa

e. L. Case. CIerk.
Charles II. Goggin. Attorney for Plaintiff
llst insertion July 3l-7th insertion Sept. IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-14

In this cause il appearing 10 the satsfac-
ton of the Court by Plaintiffs verified Bill
Of Compliant that said bill is filed under and
pursuant TO the terms. conditions and re-
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HANDY is TO GO ON
TRIAL TOMORROW
Lewis Thinks Western Lawyer
May Reveal Bank Slayer's
History.
HEAVY GUARD PLANNED
Prisoner, Impatient at Gun
necessary Delay" Says He's
Ready for Chair.

Harry q. Lewis. District Attorney Of
Brooklyn, announced yesterday that he
has strong hopes Of being able In a few
days TO solve the mystery surrounding
the history OF Gordon Fawcett Handy.
who IN to be placed on trial tomorrow
for the murder of two employees Of the
East Brooklyn Savings Bank. Friday.
December 10. last. Mr.. Lewis said that he
received letter from q lawyer In q
Western city who believes he can tell
who Handy Ia, and that he has sent to
the lawyer a photograph Of tho prisoner
Mr.. Lewis would not mako public the
contents OF the letter.
Handy will DO tried in the Criminal
Branch of the Supreme Court before
Justice Lewis l. Fawcett. District At
torney Lewis will conduct the proseou-
ton IN person. He has stated that It
will take him only trial day to present
the evidence against the accused. Frank
x. McCaffry will appear for the defence.
He had dnal conference with Handy
yesterday In Raymond street Jail, but de-
clined to give any inkling as to his plana
Handy. who seems Indifferent as 10 what
happens, said he did not know what
sue.
James shortell. Deputy Sheriff, viii
have charge OF Handy In his trips from
the jail to the court house and return.
He viii have three men to asxist him.
The prisoner viii be ahRokled to two Of
tho dsputies- 90 the street two deputies
will walk in the rear of the prisoner
and in the court room they win sit d.
rectly behind him and his guards. The
court house corridor and the trial room
will be heavily guarded by men from
the detective bureau and the Sheriff's
office. Every possible precaution will be
taken to prevent an attempt at escape
or rescue.
While the trial of Handy probably
will set record for speed In q capital
offence the prisoner 10 impatient At
what he terms unnecessary delay" in
bringing him to the bar of Justice.
Il would go to the electric chair to-
morrow II they would let NO." he told
newspaper men At the jail yesterday.
"All that annoys me is the delay that
must ensue. 1 understand that undor
the law in this State my case must be
taken to the Court of Appeals after I
am convicted in the Supreme Court
That will means further delay OF
several months"
Handy said that he followed the
story Of the hunt for Roy Tyler with
great interest. He asserted that after
his conviction in Tacoma he read of
Tylers arrest, and told the Sheriff there
that he was the man who committed the
crime. He alleges that he was told by
the Sheriff that he (ths Sherifr) wired
to the authorities In New York and that
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and Col House in Paris before returning
to this country. Although officially the
United States has no dealings with
Soviet Russia at present he was able
to secure the release of thirty Ameri-
oans who were held prisoner by the
Russian forces on the Archangel front.
These men reported on reaching Stock
holm that there Is a terrible scarcity
OF food In Russia, with no harvests yet
In sight to relieve it
Swedish merchants and bankers, he
said, are anxious TO establish trade con-
neotions with the United States and to
develop greater commerce between
the two countries.
sweden has practically but two great
raw materials. iron ore and lumber, and
looks to the United States to secure both
raw materials and finished products"
hs said. Recently mission was sent
to the United States to arrange for the
purchase OF coal, Previously all coal
had been bought in England. but now
the swedish PEOPLE desire, because of
high labor costs n England, to buy in
America. The people are prosperous as
result OF the war. although they were
troubled for q time by the high cost
OF food"