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Arizona republican., 1921-11-17
BertOn BraleyS Daily Poem GOin8 8DoWn

The prices of things undoubtedly falling,
 They're breaking away from the blithe profteers And rapidly sIumping heights most appalling
 To which they climbed, climbing, last year: The twenty-bucIx which boosted to fifty
 Is round abe forty at this time, And-here is a word to the careful and thrifty
 The nickel cigar has come down to a dimet The sixty-cent eggs have been cut down to eighty
 (They once were one-twenty, you may recolec9 And due to which seem to be weighty,
 The corner n butter is totally wrecked; So now you pay eighty for forty-cent butter
 Ct sold for a dollar when business prine), And-here is that gives smokers flutter-=
 The nickel cigar come down to a dime. It pleases as much when commodities tumble,
 So fifty-cent meals cost but seventy-five, Instead of the dollar which made grumble,
 When profiteers "skun everybody alve; They robbed us without any scruples.
 And now-how laugh at them. grubbng in grime For prices are double that quadrupe
 And cigars have come down to a dime!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
ULTIMATE BUS co.
FILES APPLICATION
Makos Formal ReQ1ss0 for Permit %
opsrAte-Tilss Route with Ciey
GEEK

T~e ultimate Bus COMPANY, through
r +. Mackcy. its general man ger. yes
tertiay mado application - ''N N',rH
II. c. L.re to- rr''t 70 operate IFS
husses ove- tho st. cts "f re city "'
Wheeling. as required by ths terms or
an ordnance recently adopted By city
council.
Two petition specifics as tho bus route
through the city such Island streets
from the Rriig"?ort-lsiand bridge 10
the Suspension bridge. as ara parts or
the National highway. IN the city Tro7Hr
N. route designated Is from Tenth
street 70 Fourteenth on Main. on our
tenth 10 Ma-Nc.. or Market 20 Tenth
AID on Tenth 70 tho bridge Of the Wheel
ing and Belmont Bridge company.
Tho fare rats specified - tho petition
between Bridgeport. Ohio. and the
terminus az Fourteenth street ~ Mar
knt IS fvs cents cash or foV- AID orS-
sixth cen N tickets.
Tho petition provides for q ffteon
minute bus service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
EVENING SERVICES AT
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

On Sunday evening. az sevnrsthirty.
there viii - led in St Matthews
i>-ocestaEt Episcopal church Fifteenth
and Cha pliae 9treetS another or the
series OF popular devotional se-vi"e"
that have beer iTaugurated for tho fall
and winter season. The large Vested
male choir OF forty voices Is rounding
into 1iond!d ability Just now, and the
beauty OF the music Is being remarked
on each week. This - ono Of the best
musical organtzatio in this section OF
the country. and Is directed by Mr..
:'aul tnen Rcymsr. AT thosA Sunday
evening services. there Is a bright In
formal atrnos nhere, singing or IA ntllar
HYMNS ard Il sc-.!cr So arranged that
al may follow Il with ease. Tho Rev
r. y. l. Stridc- Will preach this weeE
on Ike Sibjec;. 'Dr!'.inE. ThN ser
vice lasts one hour. Tho public are
cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
CHARLES KREDER
IS FOUND DEAD
zap APPARENTLY BEEN DEAD
FOE TWO DAYS IN HIS ROOM
mo HOUSE.
Nothing Known Of Him-Death Proo-
ably Due to Natural caussh

The corpse OF a man whose name -
given as Charles kreder was found aH'u'
z o'clock Friday afternoon IN tie room
ing house at Twelfth and Water streets
operated by William .hbc-ts.
According TO elnbaimers at watkins
Undertaking esta b!ishment. I" which 'hc
body was removed. kreGrr had been
dead for at least two days. No cause
Of the death has been assigned. Coroner
r. q. Hobbs will conduct An tnFes's ga
ton o. the death this morning
Little is known OF KreHcr. II is sad
tina, he has two brothers and some other
more dtstan; relatives living mere nut
r,an Of ,hcm had heen located last
might.
Erf'rcmqn Gnh-'nE. Vh" vas sent last
evening ~ A'hHrts place I" make IN
uu!ry concerning the death, could not
got mach Information concerning
Erede- Alhrrts. TX rar', dill not know
he rran'- nam" hiher;S t'l" QniceT
,;n'.-ir: tina; 10 had Mt seen much ~
f',. wan ND that no wRs IN and cut
c ~" n'4"c frequently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
COUNTY BOARD A, Q. \.
SELECTS OFFICERS

An interesting and important meeting
= the county board OF III" y. q, u. was
he'd last eveu,ng at S. Mary's hal on
tho South side at which time tne cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year
was held.
The following officers we're e'ccteo'
l.. r. Frubell president
J. II. Howley. vice president.
J. J. Gilmartin. secretary.
NJ. A. NcRae. treasurer.
Thomas Burke, financial secretary
Father Garrett. chaplain.
Plans we're discussed last evening r"r
Increasing the membership. Tn" local
division will ne advised al III" r"\'
regular meeting to be held a N" car
roll club. on we'll defined lines - ac-
oompllshment in tho campaign drive
"Mo7trsal tluh' waa ais" ORGANIZED
las; evening. This club was inaugur-
4,ed 10 secure members I" TE N"
transportation Of delegates to the Ma
,lora' convention 20 he hold az N"ntr"a :
Canada. IN July. 1874 This cub VIII he
ORGANIZED throughout the state. The
local committee appointed last evening
70 take charge 81 organizing tho club
IL: J. = Gilmart!n. NJ. A. NcR"a and
John K,lsen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
marrow ESCAPE FOR
OCCUPANTS OF AUTOS

When a car owned and driven by
George Tay,oc stalled on Park hill. this
sdde OF EN- Grove. early yesterday
morning. an auto drtSen by Mack" Our
lis, crashed into tho rear OF the sailed
. machine.
The occupants OF both machines had
narrow escape. Four men IN tNe front
machine Nee no. Injured and the ma
chine only had rear FENDER broken or.
The Curtis machine was badly can!aged
rs tho rest 0; striking telephone Ioie
after col..d!aG with tho machine ~
front. Two girls and two r:ca n tAe
curtis machine esca ped without injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SEVEN OF TEN AUTOS
VIOLATE LIGHTS LAW

Scveu out OF ever! ten machines traF-
Arg IN - out-the-p!k' district arr
w:rhca.t rear Eight or one O. mo lr"n'
urr.s. according TO Motorcycle OFFICER
Charles Roth.
Otr!ccr Roth Eta ties that he has warn
ed motorists Of Chief OF Police fTalier
orders 70 arrest all violators OF the tra!
20 law nm! will arrest hereafter All
drivers O. ms chimes without the re-
Tired number OF lights.
After r"gnt!ng l25 machines nass'ns
through Elm Grove. We found that the
G,crago was seven out OF every zen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
REMARKABLE OPERATION ON
GIRL At LOCAL HOSPITAL
WE'VE AT BASE OF BRAIN oP-
ERArEp Upon WITHOUT 1rv-
IHG AN ANASTHET1C
only Other Case OF Kind Known IL That
Of Q Cincinnati Man

Mss NagGa!iae uac@e OF No l'-2
lind street underwent orc 60 the ia"Si
Scrious operations er"r reformed IN
mis- va-t % 'he ccu5,-Y. al the North
Wheeling hosptua. ;Hsc Tuesday morn
snS.
Tho operation was performed by DTS.
C Acker-can and John W. Gilmore, pc
Sorn an audience ot IS physicians MISS
Earue was or tNs onera'trc U BE near
~ three hour. Las, r'Eh. physicians
nta,AA sAA was Ss.u-< along ntcN!y
Miss NaGra lad Neea suffering tor
Snr-,h.- ~ wears With headaches SHe
.o,etan.,y rad rn'rS - 10 head and
Srnd.r hnr evrs ara 'owA- Jaw. Several
srea-a > -. ~ o;e.e:,on VAS performed
IN a, acs>-t :, rAr,a,e 'N"S~ PAINS. h!t
,hrv c,7Gv7'f-. caro- Na.,k About a
,roa- oco aro.hNr onsra'!'C vAs H'--
So--,ad Sera-,i r~oHthS afterwards.
thare was rIrtle r-net. Thr~a months
hxo. MtSs liaEus wet :" 'H"r"'aHf aN''
underwent Az nrAra TON by s"erta !Sts,
On hs- -e,urn home. shH was worse
than ever h<fIrs.
Opened $40 % Head
Last TUESDAY morning.. - the Norm
whea.trS hosF!:a,. IRE s;de oc Miss
Easues head VAS c7e2sd and ths re
sectton kasa-!an garEaioT" taken on;
ard a bone sc-a?~4. To above medtc'''
, Serro means practically the SarIe as
,aLtng away the MN c-antal re-'e from
ne eass - - t-H!n.
Miss Hacue's condition. as wei! as The
righteousness oS tns operation. p-er"7.e,
the r y<tc!ans from administering 'rH
, arasrhe,!c. othe- than n local a1Ni'ca
don TO deadea te Ha.7. Hiss Haru'
, lav On Tho operating taAls 'h-"u' s"u'
the ope-at tor With tha krn~lcdGe O
what was goIas on. but rot su:te".nl
v9in.
Trio o-'v cHss ~ tA:s KIND Know
= around h"rA - ono performed IN N
ednn,.u severa' -,ars ago. The rial
vho underwent TIA; operation recor
nred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
VENUE DECISION
MONDAY MORNING
Judrs Robinson to Hand Down opinPn
When Criminal Court RSeonvenss
In Event Motion IS Overruled Bessemer
Nail wiu Be Placed on Trial

N-hec he recnnVeHeS criminal court a.
$50 O'Clock Monday morning. Judge
Alan II. Robinson VIII give his decision
On The motion Q. BesSemer Nail an In
d!cted election POLL clerk. >or change
O. venue. Nail IS indicted on a
charge % makirg IA Sc returns ~ the
vote cas-. IN the city election MAY %
a. the Fort Henry hose house Drerinc'
which is Precinct Of the Second ward
Uva-iuS ou Nails motion :"r change
o. venue WIS completed nefore JudE"
Robinson Yesterday morning. with tho
Offering q: n transcript. prepared ny
Court Eecor Ter Louis T. Schrader "t
N. n>a nation o. EeHlrCman Henry
Ie'rh,hammtr. when he was being
questioned rs n his Qualifications Tor
Juror n tho recent tr,a! OF 4. hurley
Thompson. WhceltNE'H Are CHIEF.
Newspapers Introduced
co7tes Of NEWSPAPERS, carrying &C.
counts If tho Thompson trial. were In
troduced without objection from the
state.
criminal cour, jurors have been IN
struc.ed 20 return 10 court at 80
O'clock Monday morning. and N tho
zen, tina. Judge Robinson should not
sustain Nails motion for A change ~
venue. Nail vii IA placed on rial anc
the work cs selecting jury started.
Nal! IS city fireman. who serveo
"a an election c.e-k both In the CITY
Urinary MAY - All the city election
! MAJ IS. Tho chlrScs aS2!rs: Him grow
[ or, q. alleged irregularities In the sen
, e-al cry election on the Litter data
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
STILL HIGHER
HERE THAN OVER RIVER

Gasoltre IN Wheeling IS two Cents
Higher Ter gallon than across the nhi"
river Gasoline her" sells a. sta atoms
for "a cents a ga,ion. while n Bridge
rs,rs. Martins Ferry ard Be.a!re. Il can
be purchased for g cents gallon.
There Is no difference in tho gasoline.
Predictions arc be!ns made tina, to
Price Of gasoline Will start on tho up.
ward trend again TIE continuation OF
She higher prices Is contained IN tie
report Of tho United Sta'es bureau oc
mime on tho OF! and gasoline s:.ua-
ZION. Natural ne bureau OF I:ICes
DOES not, ana car-ot. predict TIE rr:cs
Of OIL bat the Indications :: SOS forth
nsoult indicate that only n constdnra b.s
change n p-asen' co=dtnoGs can pre-
rent tho further Hse IN the price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

Il. thu. the EDITOR" inquired Mr. nv
mouss at the ofhces Of the "eS'eN
Breeze.
1T IT," responded that dignitary:
Didn't this paper say was LAY
at d.d not
Didn't II say was a scoundrair
1T did not"
Well some paper said II"
Possibly 1. was our contemporary
down tho s:Iee:." suggested 'hc editor
As he picked up a paper weight. Inls
paper never prints stale news.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

Tho grca' reS'iet afforded oy Charn-
oerlaIn's Tablets n a multitude OF cases
has fullv proven he grSat raius o. THIS
preparation ror weak stomach ard
impaired digestion. In many cases this
relief has bscome permanent and the
sufferers have been completely re-
stored to health For sale by ali deal
erG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

Manila. oct. 2l.-A Moro named An.
,.npan becoming euddenly insane at
Gotta bato. ran amuck. killed II mem,
ber1 Of his family with hoio and men
$1,000 suicide. according to advices
,ec.iyed here by Philippine consa ou-
lary Headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
HURT III nLL.

Tony RIcci. a resident Of Benwooo
r,s brought 10 tho Ohio VALLEY Genera
hospital this afternoon with an lnJu.se
pIr.r.Id. mill this afternoon. The tuI
EXTENT Of tho mans injuries Is not !e
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
FALL ACTIVITIES
OF OSIRIS TEMPLE

. Pamphlets announcing ths fall ac-
tvt.tes OF osiris Temple ~ 4. Q. y.
N. S. wsre .sSied yesterday TO F"c1'-
bers @, Osiris Temple Announcement
Is rnaGa % two cali Ce-Auoa.als 10 be
held b. 30 Osiris Temple ShC. 7ers. ma
mrs. a: Wheeling 90 Friday. Eov"iTNN
4 and a. Norr3rtow'r o. Nnv"G!hcr -.
For to Wheeling ce-eTnoHi1!, 10 hours
Sr xooa r,r,a are r,anrs.l t"r the Nom
ihsrs Ladies ot he SHr!r.Ts vii par
ticira;e =" tAs festivities. an c1:cctatn-
rnert. daGcn ard opc7 hcus" being plan
ned tcr the evcH!G-. and theatre party
] for tho .ad!~s - 10 AFTERNOON.
The complies cercrCG!a, program TO-
lows:
Business sAssior--!c noon
First .icn--t ? m.
Parade =. r.
Second sec,toa-5 =. n.
Third SA"ct"n-+. so = m.
Buffet SUPPER. eanl.e: hall to s
- m.
Ladies' Theatre Party.
A. theatre rl-'y Co. STING ladies'.
sNlctoria theG'-c. g - =. =. T!rHc'S may
b. obta.aed =. ,trc % -Hr:Scratlon.
Evoring Program.
En.sr:a.~rrn0' ,a1G:'r' sUT,) =. n
Darc!cs-- Grand MarcH lbaaIue: faO
3 p n.
open horse Masonic cluop--Al N.
time.
. ,. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
u1ns ELEVEN; SUICIDES.

Two day sale Of Indian Blankets s''V'
zach. llo6 Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

either had ono % the front nsh'' gu.
o. running with the rear-ehn i't"' "-
Officer Roth stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

An EnSlishman 81 tho Inventor ~
travelling mss holl,rE "Un'!t"rHN."
clothing shaoe1 ~ 81 In IRE point re
motorcycle side car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

waning Program.

\ theatre r7-'y Co. sing ladies
Victoria rho&'-c. . - =. =. T!rHe's may
\. obta.,sd =. .t,:c % registration.
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23

sold at $1.45 a hundred; the freight
was $1.05 a hundred, leaving the far
mer 40 cents.
"Itasca county-This is new
county, and improvements must be
made, but they cannot be paid for.
For the time being, they must be fl
nanced by lumbermen and real estate
men,"
Rock county-One new house in
Luverne; three new houses and four
or five new barns in the entire coun-
ty; little or no repairing, no new
fences, no new floors, no thing"
Mower county-inability to buy
machinery will not handicap farmers
next year because less land will be
titled Four retail dealers give ma
chinery sales as IS, 70, 80 and IS
per cent less than last year. Improve
ments are 95 per cent less than in
normal years; almost no improve
ments at ALL
"Mahnoman county-Very little
machinery can be bought by the far
mers. Upkeep is 60 per cent below
normal. Many families are being
forced to leave their farms altogeth-
err"
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Sadie Dyer to Alta J. Warner; O.
C. D. to nwA 10, Moore, 81 other.
John Grove to J. J. Micklish; 1t. g.
blk. 4; pit. 1t. 8, blk. 4, Morris.
M. E. Johnson to R. S. Harris; It.
2, Co. sub. of n IL Sc "a, Norris So
10000.
F. R. Putnam to State of Mimi, Pit
1t. 7, blk, 27, Morris, 81 other.
Marghereta Smedegaard to M. E.
Johnson; It, 2, Co. subdiv. of n1a OF
seA "a, Morris, 81 other.
Alta J. Warner to Sadie L. Dyer
@. G. D. to VIZ VIZ neA IS, Moore
81 other.
Alta J. Warner to Clarence F. War
ner; Q. C. D. to eh VIZ ne Is, Moore
81 other.
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
Grand Opera At st. Panl.

The annual fall season of grand
opera at the St. Paul Auditorium will
this year begin on October 10 and run
for five performances of six operas
with matinee on Thursday of opera
week.
There will be a wonderful cast
with Antonio Scott, the worlds
greatest baritone, in charge of each
performance. Stars from the Metro
politan and Chicago companies, loan
ed Mr.. Scott for this brief tour of a
dozen cities, will have their work
supplemented by scenic environment,
loaned by the managing director of
the Metropolitan Opera House of New
York Most Of the chorus, orchestra
and stage arrangement come direct
from that opera house.
The season tickets are now on sale
at Dyer and Bro. Box Office, FL w.
9Th St., St. Paul and beginning Oct.
3rd single performance seats can be
obtained there. Mail orders for single
seats when accompanied by checks
are also being received.
The operas, dates, stars, and prices
are as follows:
Tuesday Night, October 18th-Tos-
ca-with Gentle, Scott, Pallet.
Wednesday Night, October 10Th
Barber of Seville with Ottein. Caval-
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
CHOKlO

Mrs. H. E. Leaman was a Morris
caller Saturday.
Miss Susie Emerson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
H. o. Peterson. Miss Emerson
teaches near Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook of Morris
arrived Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit with his father
A M. Cook.
Miss Beatrice Lund left for Mime
apolis Monday where she will attend
school this winter
Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald and sons left
Monday for their home in Fargo.
Hunting seems to be the order of
the day in this burg.
The ladies of the Art Circle were
entertained at the home of Mrs. A. G..
Clark last Saturday.
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
FARMER FIRM GETS
DOUBLE THE TRADE
OF NEAREST RIVAL
Cooperative Commission Company
Handles $1,000 Head In
First 4 Weeks.
MINNESOTA Farm BUREAU
FEDERATION NEWS SERVICE
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
BY NEIL II. SWANSON
Editor News Service


Editor. News Service
South st. Paul, Sept. 21.-Market-
ing twice the quantity of livestock
handled by any other commission firm
here, the Central Cooperative Com
mission association has conducted it's
first four weeks of business at cost
of As per cent less than current
charges, according to w. A. McKer-
row, general manager.
The cooperative selling agency,
backed by the Minnesota Farm Blu
reau federation, is charging commits
sion rates of Is per cent below pre-
vailing rates, he said, and has been
able to pay 20 per cent of it's earn
ings into a reserve fund.
Records compiled by the state rail
road and warehouse commission and
the bureau of markets show that in
it's first four weeks of business, the
farmer-owned company handled 81
534 head of livestock while it's near
est competitor handled 1927 head
Companies doing the next largest
business in this period handled 1910
and 1914 and 1872 head respec-
lively.
One of the most important services
furnished by the new organization
according to farm bureau officers, Ii
the transfer of stockers and feeders
direct from farmer to farmer at mini
mum cost. In four weeks, the firm
shipped 63 carloads of stockers ant
feeders.
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
You're Not Well

You're not well, old man. and Pm sorry;
But how do you plan for a cure?
You can get mighty sick in hurry
And some relief you can get that is sure.
But you know as everyone else here
That with relief your ills are not done;
And really and truly you see it clear,
That your troubles have only begun.
If you or some one of your family
Should be taken quite sick for spell,
Drop right in to see us, don't tarry,
For we know we can make you well.
Your body's no different from others
All spines are formed the same way,
And if that poor spine's out of order
To neglect it certainly wont pay.
From your head to your toes if you're sick, sir;
If you ache or are nervous or lame,
Call or see DR.. Birch or Mcdonnell.
We will be here in sunshine or rain.
During the war you surely remember
DIR. Birch was your friend, kind and true;
He came here in the cold month of December
And won fight after fight 'gainst the flu.
Morris tribune., 1921-09-23
lini, Stracciari, Rothier.

lini, Stracciari, Rothier.
Thursday Matinee, October Goth
Boheme with Mario, Kingston, Scott,
MARITIME.
Thursday Night, October Goth
Manon Lescaut with Carrara, Lau-
remit, Pallet.
Friday Night, October 21st-L'Ora-
Gallo with Roselle, Scott, MARITIME, D.
Angelo, Hislop, followed by La'Nav-
arraise with Gentle, Kingston, Roth
Ter, D'Angelo.
PRICES
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-02-03
HEIR TO FORTUNE
BUT GOES TO JAIL
Emil Linderoth Said to
Have Inherited Large
Sums Arrested.
HE HAD ONLY EQUITY
Is Unable to Furnish $4,000
Bonds and Waits in Jail for
Adjourned Hearing.

Pleasant Prairie had a little sensa1
ton all it's own this morning when
Emil Linderoth, who has been featured
as an heir to great fortune and who
has dazzled the farmers of the Sheri-
dan road neighborhood by his willing
ness to buy farms, cattle and automo-
biles, was arraigned in the municipal
court on q charge of obtaining cattle
under false pretenses. He was held in
bonds Of $4,000 and being unable to
furnish the bonds he went to jail to
await an adjourned hearing which has
been set for February 8. Linderoth
has been reputed to be very wealthy
man by people in the Pleasant Prairie
neighborhood' and he made no state
ment in regard to the ematter when he
was arraigned in court this morning
and continuation Of the case ordered.
Complaint Made by fZahOney.
The complaint on which Linderoth
was arrested was made by George Ma
honey who charged Linderoth with
making false representations in con-
nection with the purchase of cattle
The complaint declares that Linderoth
secured from Mahoney cattle to the
value of $1,100 on the representation
that he was the owner of farm in
the town of Pleasant Prairie. It is
alleged that he declared that the farm
was worth $4,000 and that it was free
of encumbrance. 1t is declared that
an examination into the records of the
county showed that the farm had been
owned by Ben Stahl and that Lin
deroth had only a $4,000 equity in the
property, the title of it still remaining
in the name of Stahl. The arrest of
Linderoth came as a great sensation
in Pleasant Prairie. For some time
Linderoth has been very active and it
had been reported that he had been heir
to fortune. Some people said that
the amount was over million dollars.
No Statement from Defendant.
Linderoth has been cutting down
trees on the farm, buying cattle and
repairing buildings at rate which has
caused wonder among the farmers. So
far as can be learned he has made no
formal statement in regard to his
wealth but the story went abroad that
he had money to provide for every
thing that he planned to do. Lin
deroth formerly resided at Waukegan
arr it is said that he has influential
friends in that city who have been
handling his affairs. These people
have given out no statement in regard
to the source of the money of Lin
deroth but it was said that his affairs
had been handled by Attorney Eugene
Runyard of Waukegan. 1t is expected
that some provision will be made to
secure the release of Linderoth before
the day is over. 1t was also said
that the charges against him might
be withdrawn if a settlement out of
court were made.