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The New York herald., 1921-04-24
WILL OF c. y. SULLIVAN
REFUSED IN PROBATE
WidoU May Get Property
Left to Mrs. Gordon.

Surrogate Foley signed yesterday an
order refusing probate To the viii Of
Cornelius J. Sullivan. cousin OF Big
Tim sullivan and engaged with him
IN many business enterprises, after Mrs.
Isabel Gordon of Is Beekman place
with whom he was living when he died
November a. 1919. consented to the
denial. Mrs. Goruon who was corespon-
dent in a divorce action begun by Mrs
May Hin Sullivan Of Oakland Cal. in
which she was awarded an interlocu-
tory decree. but on which final judg
ment had not been passed when Mr..
Sullivan died was bequeathed three
quarters OF the residuary estate.
Sne estate consisted or several thou.
sand dollars in personal property and
real estate and 4 Judgment for SS4, sos
against the Ryan Parker Company.
constructors Of the Manhattan Bridge.
as commission for obtaining the con-
tract for them. Nothing was left TO his
widow Three sons by 4 former mar
riage We're cut OFF with 81 each. They
and the widow We're contesting the pro
bate. Though Sulliyan's judgment was
upheld BY the Supreme Court and APP
pellate Division. final determination Of
II Is still pending before the Court of
Appeals. If this court uphods the judg-
ment the widow and three sons viii
divide It,
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Honduras CSor) Kingston: saramacoa, Poi't
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April ss-Arrived,
Sailed 2sd strs Maroarabe tspl, Maleida !;
Nurturston tBrl. Hamburg via Baltimore,
NORFOLK, va, Aprll ,nsora 2smArTived; five str stu
Maer,sk CDan). Philadelphia: Ulysses, Colon .
Grecian Prince tBrl. New York; Julius
New York General Milne (Br). Galveston
II Arrived 2sd, str city Of Sherman. South
Arrived ed. strs Taransay CBr, Alexan-
dria: Vittorio Veneto 0tan. Dakar.
Cleared I'D, strs Manhattan tBrl, Liver
pool for New York. Belgravia (Iro, Rio
Janeiro; Pakeha tBrl, London; Domingo de
LarrinaeA (l3rl Galveston; Laomedon tBr) .
Michiyo Maru tJap). Falmouth Cfor orders
ROYAL Prince GBr), Beira Via Natal. Bassa
(Brl Dakar; Mariana QtaD New Orleans ;
SAIL Sailed i I'D. T strs Everett. New England !;
Lake Tippah. Baltimore; Nichiyo Maru
(Japl. Falmouth.
Bassa (Brl, Dakar; Strathiorne Osr). Ham
burg
Sailed 23d. strs Arundo lDutch), Argen-
tine Republic: Domingo de Larrifaga (Br) 4,
Galveston; Canadian Ranger (Br). do.
PORTLAND, Q, April 20-Arrived, str
yalza. Boston Via Seattle (and sailed 22d
str British Marshall 0Brl. Manchester,
PENSACOLA. Fla. AprA 2o-SaIed, sJrs
Mydrecht Dutch, Houstoni City of Baiti-
more Havana ship Herat GtaD. Palermo.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 23-Arrived
strs Galtymore (Br), Glasgow Chariot,
Rotterdam
Arrived Esd. strs Malvern Range CBr), New
York otta5 To5 5arl GNorl Garistsnie sndet,s
Finohley CBg). Baltimore.
Sailed 23d'' strs Cibao eNor). Port Antonio;
Bayonne. New York: Western King, Balti-
York: Gnlfstream Port Arthur: Grecian
Boston; steam yacht Lyndoalia, -.
Sailed 93d strs Deranof, Hamburg and
Bremen via Boston: Genesee (Br), Port
Iobos.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 22d. 3 80
PM strs Rochester Philadelphia for Texas
City; & so Pm. Haverford 0Br), do for Liver
pool via Halifax.
Passed out 23d y 80 AN. strs West
Apaum, Philadelphia for Baltimore; AN,
svartfond CNorl. do for Antilla-Wind Sc
y miles; raining: smooth sea.
POINT JUDITH, RI. April %, AM-Passed. .
tug wyoming. from Perth Amboy, with
barges Ts0 and 795. for Providence. and so2
and 804, for Pawtucket
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 22-Arrived,
strs Waiotapu CBr). Melbourne, &C: West
kassson. Baltimore: Ypres Maru (Jap), Ma
tanzas &c, for Yokohama
Sailed 22d. str Pleiades, New York
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 2S--Arrived. str
Btornstejerne Bjoneon CNor), Tampa.
Sailed 23d, strs City of Savannah. New
York; Trtnidadhan. Port Arthur
TAMPA Fla, April 23-Sailed, schr Ella
Pence Thurlow, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
GEO. WASHINGTON TO
BE PALACE LINER
Famous Merchantmen Will
Join Passenger Fleet Early
Next Season.
81, 100000 WILL BE SPENT
Many New Features Will Be
introduced BY the L. s.
Mail Line.

This steamship George Washington.
one or the few German liners whose
Americanization did not require a
change Of name is TO be converted into
one or the most resplendent Atlantic
palaces afloat That is the announce
ment OF the Todd Shipyards Corpora
ton, supplemented by that OF the United
states Mail line. which will add the
George Washington to it's fleet early
next season. Nearly everything about
the great ship except her name will be
changed.
The George Washington is the eighth
largest merchantmen in the world, and
her steadiness and conveniences caused
her TO be selected by President Wilson
In his crossings TO France When the
Todd corporation gets through with
her about the only thing recognizable
by her multitude OF voyagers will be
osr hull More than 81 10000 viii have
osan expended on her.
She Will be practically new ship,
the Emitted States Mail officials say.
and positively the last word in At
lantic liners" In the language OF the
announcement the task being under
taken at the Hoboken yards of the
Todd corporation consists in building
a ship within a ship. Under the plans
formulated the George Washington Is
to possess all the good features of the
best known vessels in the Atlantic ser
Vice. In addition to these. scores OF
ingenious plans have been evolved that
viii set a pace for competing builders
for wears TO come. Everything In the
way OF stateroom accommodation for
the vessels capacity OF S,op3 passen-
gers has been provided
Among the many innovations which
have become known are motion pic
ture theatre, a day and night cafeteria
and tourist bureau. The motion pic
ture theatre will have a seating capac-
ity OF 300. The cafeteria will enable the
voyagers to obtain lunches postal cards
and knicknacks OF all descriptions az
any time.
"The tourist bureau will be the ulti-
mate IN service. The voyager will be
able to arrange any possible itinerary
and to book passage by any manner OF
vehicle Should he wish to change his
course the matter can be arranged at
the tourist bureau. Should he desire to
cross Europe by eeroplane, to use .
dog sled over the snow covered reaches,
10 Journey by camel or any known
method II can be arranged at the
bureau
THE George Washington will have a
grand ballroom for nightly dances to
the music OF a select orchestra. She
viii have large swimming pool and an
expert instructor. There will be a
lounge. smoking room. kennels for the
dogs Of the voyagers and all the other
features that make nodern occar,
liner"
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

MORRIsTOwN, n. Tile Deanwood."
quiet country home open 70 limited mum.
ber OF guests miles from D., j.. w
station. For terms apply Miss T.. NJ.
WASHER, near Whippany road. T.. y. box
q. Phone 30aW.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PoTHIER GETS EXTENSION.
Confessed slayer of Cronkbite 4.
Appear I'm Tacoma July z.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. April 23.-Roland
x. Pothier. the former sergeant OF en-
gineers. who has confessed TO killing
Major Alexander p. Cronkhite at Camp
Lewis, Washington, In October 1918.
received to-day an extension OF time to
July ? for appearance before tire Fed
eral Grand Jury In Tacoma, Wash.
After pleading guilty TO involuntary
rnanslaughter here several weeks ago he
was ordered to report in Tacoma on
May 2. but Judge Arthur L. Brown IN
the Federal district court agreed to ex-
tend his time because OF the M health
OF his wife
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
New Jersey.

BoARDERs wANTED-onc large. splendid
~ furnished room: also small room.
celient home table for two gentle
men. by May private family; fine res.
dentlal section NJ G. NJ, 2iS n Walnut
ST.. East Orange. y. j. Phone Orange
G1iaw.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PRINCETON TO ENLARGE
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
Mechanical, Chemical and
Mining Degrees to Be GiUen.

PRINCETON, April % President John
Grier Hibben announced today that
Princetons engineering school viii be
greatly enlarged neNt fall and that de-
grees in electrical. mechanical. chemical
and mining engineering will be granted
In the future. Princetons present engi-
neering school provides instruction lead
ing only TO the degree OF civil engineer
ing.
The entrance requirements for stu
dents who desire to enter the courses
leading to the new degrees will for the
present remain the same as those in the
regular art and science courses. The
university plans 10 make the work in the
first two years general in character, with
specialization forming the greater part
of the curriculum in the junior and
senior years. The departments In Ian
guage. science and literature viii be
open to students IN the engineering
schools
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
BRIDAL COUPLE FIRED ON.
Father of Bride Accused of At
tempt 70 XIII Them.

LIBERAL, Kan. April Esd. Com
stock was arrested by Sheriff w. O. Mel
son on a charge of shooting with intent
70 kill his daughter, Carrie Comstock,
10, and e. A. Wilkinson Of Gray, Okla.
az they were starting for the court
house to be married. Wilkinson is more
than p years old
Neither Miss Comstock nor Wilkinson
was injured seriously. She met him nj
Gray. Okla. where she is teaching
school
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
TRANS -ANDEAN MOTOR RACE.

SANTIAGo, Chile, April 2s.-The hrst
coast to coast automobile race in South
America will soon be attempted between
Ruenos Aires and Santiago, according
to plans now being completed by the
newspapers III Mercttrio OF this city and
La Nccion OF the Argentine capital
A route several hundred miles south
OF here has been suggested since the
mountain passes directly east of Santi-
ago. through which the transandean
railway Is laid. are closed TO automobile
traffic owing to perpetual SHOWS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
TRAMPS I 500 MILES
WITH FRIENDS BODY
Gold Prospector CoiIapses on
Reaching Goal.

PLAiNwELL, Mich, April 23-Fred
Barker, exhausted from the hardships
he endured on his fifteen hundred mile
funeral tramp, arrived here early to-day
with the body OF his brother-in-law. r.
Warde Brown. who died of pneumonia
two weeks ago at frontier trading
rost in Northern Canada.
Refusing 10 part even in death with
his companion in submarine fighting
during the world war and In gold pros
pecting and trapping In the far north
Barker remained seated in the express
car beside the rude coffin during the last
lap OF the trip.
Barker collapsed after reaching here
with the body. He refused to discuss
the peris he faced during his trip
through forests, down rivers filled with
rapids and along trails in the far north.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
BUTCHER SUES A WOMAN.
Insists he Conducts Kosher shopt
Asks 10000 Damages.

Jacob Sperling, q butcher. 1898 Bath.
rate avenue. The Bronx. filed an action
In Bronx County Supreme Court YES.
terday which he believes viii stop the
wagging tongues or some Of his Gus.
toners. He insists that his is strictly
Kosher shop and that tho alleged rumors
circulated bv Lena Rosenblatt or 1922
Bathgate avenue that the sold lire.
! llgious" meat were defamatory.
He names Mrs Rosenblatt defendan.
n All action for $1,000 damages
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SCHEDULES ARE FILED
FOR LESLIE-JUDGE CO.

Schedules in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the Federal District Court
for the Leslie-Judge Company, which
went into the hands or a receiver about
two months ago. Francis NJ. Scott,
counsel for the defendant corporation,
filed schedules which showed the liza
bilities to be more than s., 10000 and
the assets about $4,000
Saul $. Myers. counsel for Thomas
y. Fielder. the receiver. said he was
Informed by the receiver that the de-
fendant company was about TO make
q cash settlement with it's creditors at
IS cents on the dollar.
Some OF the large creditors are Will
lam Green, s742 720.50; West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Company, s4os .s37. the
Charles Schweinler Press. s122, 500, and
Doubleday. Page e. Co. s75.775.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

PRIVATE family would let large room 20
couple, with hoard large. shady grounds
committing distance. city: two blocks sta
ton "a West RldEewood hv., Ridgevood
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By Mail ]

BARBADOS April 12-Arrived. str Chau-
diere (B). 81 Vincent tand sailed 18th for
st Lucia) schr p u Mckenzie tBr), Porto
Rico: 18th. ship Arapahoe, Buenos Aires.
Sailed 18th. str Road Jar lNor), La
guayra barks Arken DAM, Halifax Gar
ina (Br). st Johns; schr General Pau (Br)
Trinidad.
CHAAfPERIcO, April i5-Sailed. str City
OF Para, San Francisco.
HALIFAX, April 21-Sailed, str Canadian
Gunner (Br). ST John
HAVANA, April 17-Arrved. strs BARGE
Iona (Sp). Galveston for Barcelona land
sailed next day) 18th, Tuscan Mobile
Atenas, New Orleans.
Sailed 10th. schr Lady Marian, Gulfport.
ailAzATLAN, April 16-Sailed, str San
Jose, Balboa.
TRINIDAD. April l6-sailed. str Matura
CBr) New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
COMPLAINT Is AMENDED.
National BODY of Masters and
Pilots Files New Action.

The National Organization. Masters.
Mates and Pilots Of America, which
claims 10000 members in the United
States and Canada. filed yesterday with
the Supreme Court an amended com
plant under which it seeks TO recover
$4,000 from United Harbor No. OF
the American Association Of Masters.
Mates and Pilots.
The defendant, according TO the COM
plant, consists of FIVE locals Of the ma
tional organization amalgamated into
one. and as such Is subject to the
levies made upon Il by the parent body.
Three such leyics Of $4,000 each were
made in 1920 but not cent has been
paid on them. IL Is alleged
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PRINT SHOW OPENS MONDAY.

Newspaper publishers and printers
from all parts OF the country are ex-
pected at the fourth national printing
show, which opens tomorrow at the
Twelfth Regiment Armory. Z. +. Ellert,
president of the New York Employing
Printers Association, will make the
opening address. The Monday night
programme will be on the subject. Law
Printers"
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
CoTHL0 SUES ON NOTES.
Endorsed Paper for $4,000 for Pub
fishing As-ocIntIon.

state Senator Salvatore Gothic began
an action yesterday In the Supreme
Court 70 recover s4,50 which. he AL
leges, he had 70 pay because lie indorsod
two notes for the Italian Press Publish
ing Association, 43t Lafayette street
where the Italian Herald and the Italian
Journal are published.
lie ndorsed the notes without consid
-ration. he states The puhishlar con.
ceru and celcstias Piva. another in.
uorsct ait named ax defendants
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
COUNTRY BOARD.
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Staten Island.

LIVINGSTON MANOR, STATEN ISLAND
Thirty minutes to Wall st. beautiful
house. all comforts OF home. without care
of housekeeping: single, double or suites
lty: open May ready for booking now
Inquire 3G2 st. Marks pl. S. T. Phone
Tompkinsville 2009. After April 20 call Port
Richmond 1000.
EVELYN LODGE-1deal residence for busi-
ness people, amid unusually attractive sur
roundlngs; 25 min. downtown N. y. fare SC. !:
elegantly furnished; excellent chef and scr
vice. small tables. parlors, porches. lawn,
comforts. high references. booklet. capacity
T5; weekly. SIS UP. with meals. II Central
av., st. George, S. l.
FURNISHED rooms. with board, double and
single, overlooking bay. 1o2 Central av.
Tompkinsvlle. Staten Island. N. Y.
WADSWORTH HALL. Arrochar, s. H..
Country and seashore combined; accessible
l5 minutes N. Y. Tel. 673 Tomnkinsyilie
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
NATIONAL PARKS

Send for our booklet, INA
tionaI Parks Tours, 1921" Every
American should some time emake
The Great Circle Tour of 9 Ma
tonai Parks-thc incompatible
circle Of Natures Masterpieces.
Shorter tours for those whose
time is limited. Bookings should
be made now.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
ALASKA

Five tours, including Lake
Atlin and the Yukon to Dawson,
combined with transcontinental
trips through the Canadian
Rockies. illustrated booklet
ready.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Long Island.

DON'T worry about a comfortable place TO
live all year round; we can accommodate
you: best Of food; rates reasonable: no
children; American or European; 20 minutes
from Pennsylvania station. Tho Inn, ~
State St. Flushing. l.. |. Telephone Flush
1o4E
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
q. 8. MARsHALs' SALE.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.
Southern Dietrict of Elnrida.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
Southern District OF Florida.
BY virtue OF Order of Sale issued out
Of the United States District Court for the
Southern District OF Florida, on the 1lth day
of April, 1921. notice is hereby given that 4
viii sell by public auction for cash on
Wednesday. the 18th day OF May. 1921. at
IL O'Clock noon. at the front door OF the
Post Office. Key West. Florida, the steam
ship "Delmira," her engines, machinery.
boilers, furniture. boats and apparel and
her cargo OF Mexican crude oil, as she now
lies moored at Key West. Florida. The pur-
chaser OF said cargo of oil will be allowed
fifteen days In which to remove same from
said ship. ". II. BOSWELL,
United States Marshal
BY CHARLES CURTIS. Deputy U. s. Mar
shal.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
ROUND THE WORLD

Life's Greatest Travel Expert
ence. Seven Tours, August to
January. Small select parties.
Write for booklet
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
EUROPE

Prc-war standards Of comfort
now found everywhere along our
routes. Our illustrated booklet
Europe 1o21-
Conducted Tours
offers 2S tours of different lengths
and prices.
Next sailings from New York,
April %, May "a, and june 2.
Groups limited to fifteen
members.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
THE LINXYOOr

CIINTON AN., BANSHCRE. j.. i.
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
Ideal country home accommodates 100
guests: congenial surroundings, pleasing en-
vironment splendid table, select guests:
near golf and bathing beach. special season
rates. u. q. DUPELL, Manager
CENTRE NfORTCHES, L. I.-Riverside House
overlooking bay ideal spot for summeg1 .
surf. still water bathing, croquet, dancing
auto rides: electricity. farm products,
shady, verandas Reservations f21 Ocean av,.
F1abbush.
REFINED widow. living In ideal place for
children, would like child. over 4 20 take
entire charge OF SIS per week. 1902 Shore
Boulevard. Manhattan Beach. Phone O6i3
Coney Island.
THE PINES. Hampstead, l.. I.--Beautifuily
situated: near Garden City; best accom-
modations; rooms. single and suite: ex-
cellent table and service. booklet. Phone
Hampstead 455.
TENNYSoN mn.
Select family hotel; open May 1 all
rooms overlook ocean excellent food de-
lightful for spring. Seen BY appointment
circle sh2T.
PRIVATE family will rent rooms, modern
home, 20 couple or two gentlemen: break
fast optionnl Lynbrook. 10 minutes Long
Beach. sec Herald, Fulton at.
GARDEN CITY, Stewart Tnn-For further
information phone 1925 Garden CITY
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.)
TSING- TAO April 2i-Arrived str China
Arrow, San Francisco.
VICTORIA. Be. April 22-Arrived. str City
OF Victoria CBr). Liverpool.
YOKOHAMA, April 20-Sailed str Celebes
Maru tJapl. from Hong Kong for San Fran
cisco.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
TENNYsON nm.
Connecticut.
cHEsTDRFELD INN,

Shippan Point, Conn.-Open May 4 rooms
with running water and with or without pri~
yate bath: eiectric light, steam heat: excel
iefr table. beautiful surroundings private
bathing beach best committing service In
country Will remain open al tho year; make
reservations now. Tel. Stamford 2o30
STAMFORD, CONN.-Superlor rooms. with
breakfast Mt the Glen Eden Chateau Cluh
ns most magnificent residence ~ tho city
With 10 acres beautiful grounds. tennis
canctng room, gymnasium season June ~ 10
September Is. Address Mrs I l.. TOWNS
END. Glen Eden. stamford Conn.
GlEENWICH. CoNN.-NtARIE ANNA INN.
Nn East Putnam ave. beautiful double
rooms anu boarl fre rcf'rft rnop' sea son
subscriptions solicited i.nrm I. 1sa9 Ewav,
~ &C. TsIsphons schuyler eiei OF Greea-
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Naval Orders
peciol Despatch 70 THE NEW YoEK HEnALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
WnshingtOn. ID. G.. April %.

These naval orders have been made public /.
Lieut. Allen c. Bridges. Supply Corps, 10
u s. s. Nevada; Lieut.. William Moore
Medical Corps. to duty Marine Expeditionary
Force. Hayti: Lieut.. Gale A. Poindexter. 20
u S. 8. Eagle 80 under instructions in sub
marines; Lieutenant Commander Sterling r.
Taylor. Medical Corps, 10 Naval Dispensary,
Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

I1tE NosKGAY. wsdisen Cona May %
October ! for aauf ha@fdsfs atst h~acH
county ciuc kof. f~nult tNN ualles ffpiq
f.laf So Aaw Nork
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
COUNTRY BOARD.
C@nsssa~us
Nnm rANAaN 60

NEW FASAAN CONN.
ffhw kfh*iesl e pen yesf founs Fc1ms wffn
~ ifae9t ba&N bore MRS. J. M. SILL
Man
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
TRAVEL

Travel was never more inter-
esting, more profitable than now,
as the world emerges into a new
day. With conditions changed
and changing, the need for
EXPERT TRAVEL SERVICE
was never so great.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

niiura, ~ per month per vsnload packing,
sr6 ~ ca "a znHsasn Ss< cel-. aiss.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
JAPAN CHINA

Summer Vacation in the Orient.
Party selling June IS. 103 days
$4,000. Autumn sailines Aug,
Sept, Oct. Write for booklet.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Maryland.
Country Board Wanted.

WANTED--In the vicinity of Garden City.
westbury or Locust Valley, l.. I. AdVer-
tiser wishes to make exclusive arrangement
whereby his family, consisting or three
adults and two children, could motor from
New York and spend week ends In the coun-
try as desired throughout year, excepting
midsummer. Advei tser would telephone in
advance OF arrival and expect occupant %
house TO provide meals and have everything
ready. Would need four five bedrooms
and two baths. Good sized garden or grounda
desirable. Garage and accommodations for
chauffeur. No boarding house wanted.
5Tp Herald. ESQ B'way.
BACHELOR. Christian. wants room for
summer months. with or without meals
private family; Long Island preferred: full
particulars, telephone number. r 107 Her
aid. Herald 50.
ROOM, summer. committing. evenings. wat
erfront. Rockaway Park, Long Beach. Or
vicinity. Sccy. ~ Nassau St. room IOs.
--.-~~ee.~sse--~--~~
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
GflEYsToNF.
PTlLHAM IETGHTs. y. 81 rIl0NE l.ls-
New Nerk.
ROARING BROOK FARM.

IN MOUNTAINS.
Boarders wanted, ideal location. comforf.
able home. good table: moderate. II. J. ".
Ellenvllle. n. Y.
- !. =, r, rsSrS, - IL 49, 4 ...h Nj
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23
BUTCHERED FLOODED HOG.
Ida Grove Men Confess TO Theft OF
Valuable Breeding Animals.

Ida Grove, Ia.-Clarence Byers
and Charles Grapevine, two young
men of this city are in the county
Jail with a grand larceny charge
staring them in the face. Ray Cobb
missed a valuable spotted Poland
China SOW from his pens about ten
days ago, and offered a reward for
information leading to her recovery.
Neighbors saw Grapevine and Byers
butchering a hog that answered 90
the description and reported to
Sheriff Dahlquist. He found the ears
and a litter of unfarrowed pigs in
the alley near the home of the two
men, and when charged with steal
ing the hoge they confessed that they
took her out of the Cobb lots. They
gave as their reason that they were
out of work and also out of meat.
The hog is a last year gilt from a
SOW that Mr.. Cobb paid $500 for, and
he considered the animal worth
equally as much as the mother as
the sire of the litter of pigs was a
81 900 animal.