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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
ODPORUCUJI DEPORTACI
LADY ASTOROVE.


Passaic, n. j., II. kvetna. =
Federalni vlada byla pozada-
ma 0 deportovanf Lady Astoro-
We jako 'nezadouci cizinky''
taborem General A. S. Burt, ve-
terand valky Sc Spanelskem,
Y resoluci pfiiat6 dnes. Y re-
soluci Sc tvrdi, ze Lady Asto-
rova urazila Velkou Armada
Republiky (organisaci vyslou-
zilcd z obcansk6 valky) avsak
V depesi Sc neudava, V Gem ia
urazka spocivala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
TORNADO v NEBRASCE.

Omaha, Neb.. II. kvetna.
Tornado sneslo Sc blize Lexing-
ton vcera vecer. Pet osob Sc po-
hfesuje, asi dvacet bylo pora-
memo a velka maietkoya Skoda
zp6sobena. Ben Berman. jeho
manzelka a til deti byli We
SVEN domove, po nemz ami sto-
py nezdstalo a panuje min6ni,
re vsichni byli zabiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
NOVA ZATOPA " TEXASU.

Houston, Tex, II. kv6tna.
Ctyri osoby zahynuly nasled-
KEN rozvodn6ni rex V iiznim
Texasu V poslednfch "a hodi-
mach, die zprav zde obdrze-
nych. Dve male ditky manzelu
Matt Noackovych utonuly We
Winchester. Woody Hanks a
Boss Patterson zahynuli V roz-
livsich Sc vodach reky Brazos
pTi pokusu dati vIstrahu, re
most Santa Fe drahy byl pode-
inlet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
CHORVATSKA REPURLLKA? :?

Rim. 10. kvetna. = Zdeisi
casopis Tempo obdrzel dnes
depeSi Jaderskeho pfistavu
Baru, ze Chorvate prohlasili
samostatnost sv6 zeme a pro-
hlasili V nj republikansky re-
zim. = Presidentem chorvat-
ske republiky stal Sc pry M.
Radio ienz sestavil 81 jiz sve
ministerstvo a zavadi republi-
kanske fizeni do vsech ufadG.
DepeSe ia nedochazf oficielni-
no potvrzenf, re vsak mezi
Chorvaty a Srby panuje vfeni
cd davna, jest znamo vSeobec-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12

Janov, H. kvena. Celomesfcn prace Janovsk6 konfe-
renee byla zmafena dnes kdyz odepren zapadnm moe
nostm bllondolarove puGky moskevske vad6 ruska dele
gace poslaa odpoved podminky iez cn to We
skutecnosti nemoznym docti fnanGnho hospodask6ho IL
rovnan Ruskem Janove
Ruska odpoved naprose "ne" ale lest TO one" oo
procent Onech deset no pozdstava ndvrhu ma
komsi znalcu jez byla by menovna zrevidovni rk6
1nancn suace dasho navrhu aby ruka deegace zstala
Janove dcelem rokovn dasich otazkach agenv vGe
ne muvy zachovan mir vSemi mocnostmi urcou fadu
roki.
Ami iedina podmnek polozenJch mocnostmi iako cena
opetneho zahajeni obchodnch vzah Ruskem nebya pfi
jata. No3 ~
Jaky obrat konference nyni vezme, nelze ffci Lovd
George jenz zoufae namh piece n6eeho bvo oci
eno Jest toho mineni meo by rokovat invch otaz-
kach nez ruskych nancnch hospodafskyh probl6mech
ltalove MIN souhasi
Ia to Francouz nevidi pfiGny, proc by Sc kon-
erenci pokracova nepfeji 81 iedna polckych otazach
Ruskem kdyz odpra uznat svych zavazku tyce pa-
nu Loyda Georgia. ably pokracovao iednani smouv6
neutocnos Francouz poukazu drves prohlasen
eeho pTenaiera ae to zasf - rtskeho
couzl pozada Poincare-a nstrukce.
ldall Jim fekne, aby sli doml, odiedou lined oCeki-
vail re nemene pet deeeac pde mimi Nardi-l eegaci
zusati zsanou tax dlouho pokud Lloyd George p
IT, aby konference pokraGovala kdybv Francouz
CT Sc vzdal coz nen nak o Lloyd George pra by po-
kracovati konerenc kdyby anglcke vefen6 min6n
omu pfikonilo po rusk6 odpovedi Rozrzka Francolzv
pfivodla by potickou bouTi AnglH.
Rusove doznava dnes veGer, uGeem eiich odpov6di
byo skonc razne ruske fnanGni vyiednavani Rakovsv
Vyad1 Sc Vsak, ze Rusko pfeie 81 spoupGsob Lloyden
Georgem ukidneni Evropy Ccerin ostatn deegat
radost by zusal jednal ostanich ozkach ma zakad6
rovnos nymi narody Jsou vSak narodove
Janovske konferenci ktef budou m slime nari-
ky kefi odmtnut Ruskem ieho zavazkd nechtei mft
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
BENE,S POpfRA sML LOUVU S RUSKEM

Janov TO- kv6tna. VGera prosvchalo. re Cechoslo-
vac vypracova natrte smouvy Ruskem. ktera ma byti
podepsana kdyby nenodaflo Janov6 uzav vseobecnou
smouvu Ruskem. Cs mnisterskI predseda Ed Benes
vSak prohas ze pov6st t. neodpovda kue6nosi Vvsve
pred n6koka m6sc vpracovana byla zahrnuci
n6kok polckych otazek avSak nebya podepsana nsled
KEN vskytnuti cenych nesnazi Benes doozl dale re
vzdor okono re Cechosovaci nachaze stlem styk
jednavanl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
SPLYNUTI OBPOVSKYCEE
OCELAPEN.

New York, Il kv6tna. - The Bethlehem Steel Corporation
zska zaFoupenm maietky Lackawanna Steel Co.. tmz spoe
budou pod ednou sprVou diva neveS neodTse ocelai
zeezaisk6 zavoey Spojenych Staech Forman oznSme
omuo splynut doide bezprosfednl budoucnostl,
utnil dnes oCpoedne Eugene &. Grace, menem Bethlehem
Steel Corporation Moses Taylor, jmenem Lackawanna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
KONFERENCE OCLTLA Sc ma (SKALL,
RUSKA ODPOVED ODM[TA sKORO
VSECHNY PODMlNKY.
FRANCOUZI HOTOVI ODJEJTI Z JANOVA A CE-
KAJf JENOM MA INSTRUKCE PARfZE.
BULLETIN:

Pafiz II. kvetna. Premier Poincare dnes insukce
rancouzske deegac Janovsk6 konfeenc ably nevysupo
vala, ale ably zdrzela vsekeho dasho vyednavanj r
skem problemu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
IIIISIis
POULTRY.
BABY CuICKs.

BABY CHICKS. hatching cFgs. English
iRghorns Martin Wyandottos Rhode
Island Reds, IuEhuru aud NyHuuuttn
coCkerpls Elmhurst Poultry Farm, n
:, bJN $40, Tulsa, Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
Automobiles


ron SALE or THADE-Ouo new A-whaoi
dilNo tUrn ana ! second hand .whorI
drlve truck. What have you 10 offer ?
Cali tHuuu CtEU. l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
Employment

hfhat W. sfif-f A-ihthht ~
wAirHEss wANTED-Apply superior
T"1 Room. 5i4 $. Main.
WANTED snlesladies for ready-tu-wear.
None but experienced need apply. steady
work. and good pay, PollOCks TOg-
gerry. ~ S. Main
WANTED-Young women 10 enter train.
Ing school for nurses; only those Of good
character and habits need apply. Ap-
mcut" Louise N. Browne. superintend-
eut ~ uurseA.
WNNrEn-Gul flr general oil field
boarding house, must be clrau. $50
month. room Address Mrs. q. Boyd,
Kaw CIuS care Tidal Usage county,
Okla.
HELr-MALE OTt FEMALE 40
ARr1ST-At present connected with tho
largest motion picture studio, working
with the greatest screen stars, would
like to correspond with young men and
women artiatlcally Inclined with an OBJ
iyrt ot business. netting big returns.
only sincere drawing. Photographic and
architectural talent considered; invest
ment required. References and samples
OF work exchanged. state fully your
ambitions. Address box 3t-M, World,
III YOU havesan ounce of sales ability
about you ana $40 or SIS per day will
interest you, come up 20 SIS Central
National Bank Bldg before you read
farther.
WANVED--Colorcd man ana wife 10 work
on farm. Inquire at III Il. Second.
30 Statesmen aud salesodiea wanted al
once 20 sell tickets, good commission
pay every right. Come ready to work.
Report at a. m. Friday. 80 $. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04

FOR SALE First-ci well o1,,-s..,
cafe doing sS5 to 800 business t.y.l
seats 2l people, and In good nv.
coming boom town, only personal rs,.
plete. Address p. o. box 62s. Apper.,,
okla. ..'f'il1hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04

EXCELLENT location FOR suburban 49,
store. VIII build building 10 mi. .Ilg
ant and give good lease. Phone or. oL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04

FOR SALE-PayinE busness. good Ies,.
ton IN Tulsa. small payment 10 HanIIs
property or car considered. Osarr ss-f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
Financial
nlsINEes nppnpr

ELECTRIC bath pSrior, well e9g.5rl
dress sS-M, World. ''... n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04

FOR ALE-Restaurant, In Br.atgs A.
Ing good business bargain If akr, "a
once, reasons FOR selling. AdIr,ss "a
IL. Martin. Bristow, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
SEEDS & NURSERY STOCK
BERMVnA GRASS

BERMUDA GRASS. hig hardy. never win.
ter kills. 81 2-bushel bag; three fur
y2bo, larger quantities cheaper. james
Lcukc. chandler okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
Board and Rooms
VOONs-WiTU DOARD

ELEVENTH. ". 2i7--Largo front room
Usage 631.
FIFTH w.. 73l-Room In private home
and board n desired. on car line. and
walking distance. OrnEe isbi-I
MAIN n. s2O-EScelieut room and board /.
walking distance. OaaEe so6i.
SECOND H., i3O6-Lovely front room for
two. breakfast II desired; one block from
cbr line. Usage is43.
wANTED-ROOMs OR BOARD 2a
WANTED--Room In private family, for
gentleman with li-yenr.old son, Close
IN, ulaue whore can call home; also
menls fDr the boy Hest ot references.
Address 40 NJ. care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-04
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE A team of dandy mares
weigh goo pounds each botr gentle
and used TO traffic, good workers sin
Els or double worth $500, one new
low W hecled OIL fold wagon. worth 3lio,
one good set OF harness, worth $50, ono
pair housings. worth $40. This complete
OUTFIT FOR g3i1. WIN keep thla on mar
ket until Hold. Phone Cedar 2gbA
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
CUSTAFS0N TO
SPEAK HERE
Head of us. Grain Growers
to Address Farm Blu
reau Picnic Here
June y.
EXPECT BIG CROWD
Farmers From Nearby
Counties Expected to
Attend Outing.
EXPECT BIG CROWD

President c. II. GustafsOn. of the
United States Grain Growers, Inc. will
be the principal speaker ut the Hamil-
ton County Farm Bureau picnic to be
held at the fair grounds here on Thurs
day. June %
1t is expected that the meeting will
be attended by large numbers OF the
members of this farmers marketing
organization from nearby counties, as
we'll as from this community.
According to information sent out
from Ames by J. f. Wooters, district
organizer of the organization. the re-
cent decision Of the United States sll-
preme court holding invalid certain sec
tiOns of the CapperTincher act. will
not effect the sales agency of the Unit
ed States Grain Growers, Inc. 1t is
being so organized as to meet Objec-
lions from boards of trade, and aSur
ance is given that the farmers selling
agency will be selling grain on the
principal markets before July /.
During the past week over POO farm
ers have accepted the marketing plan
of the Z. S. &. G. and have contracted
to sell their grain through their own
selling agency. This brings the total
grower membership in the state mp to
1888, with Ia cooperative farmers ele-
vatOrS under contract to handle farm
ers' grain. New elevators added to
the list this week are the Farmers Co
Operative company of Elkhorn, and the
Harlan City Roller Mills company.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
(From Fridays DailyD

F. G.. Snyder is Il business visitor III
Des MuincS today
Mrs. j. X. LnppcS and baby, of KAN
rar. visited friends here yesterday.
/ Mrs Hans VOSS went 10 Bows this
morning to spend Il few days with rel;t-
tivcs and friends.
Mrs. Mary MaXon went to Woodstock
this morning To spend the day with her
| mother
| Mrs. \. Lovciace went to Greenfield
! this morning. where she expects To
make her future home.
Fred HCggic. of Waterloo. is here
for Il brief visit with \. +. anderson
and family.
Mrs. Walter Wilcox and Mrs. w. L.
Parish. Of Woodstock, visited friends
| here this morning.
| MIS- Ed kilchcr Of Marcus. who mas
l.acn here for the past few days visit ing
Air and Mrs. George Jcwctt, returned
| home this morning.
Mr.. G. NJ Scott and Mrs. Frank
How'd went 10 Fort Dodge this morning
to spend the day with NJ. and Mrs
John Sucr.
Arthur H. Nelson. of Jewell. candi
date for the Republican nomination OF
IcCmty recorder, is in Webster City to-
day.
Miss Vcrna Curtis. of Cedar Rapids
is here visiting friends over the wccE
end. Miss Curtis formerly taught
French in the high school here.
Mrs. o. T. Buckley and two children
of Maplewood. y. j.. arrived here Yes
/ terlay for an extended visit at the
home of the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. g. S Lane.
DR.. and Mrs. q. \. Hall have return
ed to this city from 81 vacation trip to
Chicago and other points. They were
called home by the death of little
Helen Quackenbush Hall. their grand
child
H. NJ. Sparhoe returned HON" this
morning from Louisville. Ky. where nc
went on business for the. National
Sewer Pipe company. lie attended
some of the races there. but missed
the big derby.
Drs. McCauliff and II. {. Crmpton
left for st. Paul TO-DAY To visit DE- Me
cauliff's brother. who has been very
in for some time. From there they
will 20 to different points i'll Mime
sofa on business.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Stcarns arrived
Home yesterday from ten days WISH
Inf t],,. formers old home IN Monte
Izlma and with Mrs. StcarnS' rc"pl" ii
Audubon. They mad" the trip over
lard i'm their Ford coupe. Nv. Si"arn>
Il, manager of the Red Ball store.
| Levi Cottington left this morning fol
Eccdsburg. Wis. where he will attend
ju,, funer,l of his sister. Mrs. liannal
IC Ellinwood. who died Tuesday il
Wcnatchec. Wash. OF acute indiGeS
lion Mrs. Ellinwood has been in Web
Stcr City to visit her brother III times
1psst and had made quite number al
| fl lends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Jones left las
Light for New York City. where ihci
will Embark Tuesday on the Acq'Ultani.
for sixty days tour OF Europe. The!
will witness the passion play AT Oher
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
Close Fish Hatchery.

The state fish hatchery located on
the north shore of Clear Lake will
close it's doors for the year tonight.
The last shipment of 10000 pike fry
left in three cans several days ago for
Clermont for dumping in the river.
Ray z. MonPlasure, deputy fish ana
game warden in charge Of the fishery
operation, expects to have the hatch
cry empty of pike fry and cleaned up
today.
The hatchery has been open since
May 1 and in the time since opening
10. COO 600 pike eggs have been Matched.
Four and Il half million of this num-
Der have been shipped to Crystal Lake.
West Twin Lake ut Kanawha. Lime
Creek. Shell Rock river, Cedar river
and the Mississippi river The re-
maining 100000 fry have been or are
TO be dumped into Clear Lake.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
Homer.

1DO111cTs
Mrs. James Shelton spent few days
last week at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde NaylOr entertain
ed about forty friends from Stafford
Friday evening. \ short program,
drawing contest and conversation
furnished entertainment for the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. NaylOr were given
la kitchen scale. Ice cream and cake
were served. A very pleasant evening
is reported.
julius johnson and family spent Sat
urtlay and Sunday in Webster City at
the home of Mrs. JohnsOn's mother,
Mrs. Martha Daily.
Mrs. Clarence Vegors Is still very
|sick.
Lutte Meyer of Webster City was IN
this neighborhood Wednesday.
NJ. C. Juhl has been spending a few
days at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Vern Vegors.
James +. Clark, candidate for the
Republican nomination OF sheriff was
calling on the voters OF this heigllbor-
hood Tuesday.
Fred Daily, Of Webster City. is help
ing A. NJ. Johnson on his farm north
east of Homer.
Mrs. James Shelton ST., Of Webster
City, is visiting II few days ut the L. A.
Brooks home.
John G. Sterling. Of Webster City.
md Gilbert Knudson, Of Jewell. were
calling on the voters hereabonts this
week. Mr.. KnullsOn is Il candidate for
the nomination as representative from
Hamilton county.
A. $. Showers drove down to Des
MOines Tuesday on business.
w. -. Adams and family, of Bethel.
visited at the Cleve Killingsworth home
the first of the week.
Nav 10
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22

for Chicago and New York Sunday
In Chicago Tuesday he will gather up
several hundred passengers for Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark and Germany
and with special train over the Bal
timore & Ohio take this party to New
York from where they will sail on the
Norwegian American Line SIS. Stavan-
gerfjord Mr. Belleson will on Thurs
day afternoon Of this week be one of
a thousand invited guests to Il dinner
and inspection on board the worlds
largest ship. Majestic, which now is in
New York on her first trip This great
ship was built in Germany and was
given the name of Bismark. Ii was'
not completed at the time the World
war broke out Under the treaty this
vessel was turned over to the White
Star Line. 1t is 800 feet in length,
100 feed broad. carries Il crew of 1000
men and 1000 passengers. In the din
ing room of the first cabin there are
tables for 700 passengers at one sit
ting. The ceiling in the dining room
is 81 feet high. 1t is the finest ship
ever built and makes Il speed of -
land miles an hour. 1t will be Il pleas
ure for Mr.. I,ellcsOn to have the priv
ilege to inspect this fine ship and il is
also n great honor to him to be invited
by the company to the banquet on
board.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
RniIling in StratfOrd.

Stanford Courier: J. q. Strand mas
purchased from Il. III. Hawbaker Il io'
living inst north of the l.. L. AnSStfol'
home in east Stratford and expects
TO commence work ut once on Il over
ling. - hoo,
Sewer and water connections nave
hben made for the new Peter Bergman
bungalow in north Stratford ana WofN
will soon be commenced on me con
struction of the new home.
The basement for the new ".
Ericsson residence in northwest Siral
ford is being eXcavatcd ana Viii sooi
he ready for the foundation walls ME
and Mrs. Ericsson expect 10 erect d
commodious and modern home on then
lots.
Jonas Linduuist is making some rad
zeal changes in his large nome lh'S
season. Sewer and water connexions
are nj present being made and "hei
the work he contcmplateS DONG Is
completed. he will have two houses
instead of one. About half OF tht
home will be removed and placed Oh
another portion Of their large resi-
dence property and then both OF lh'
nnrtions will be remodeled. The resi-
dencc is one of the roomiest homes IL
Str.tford and it is far too large loi
tho Iundouist family, hence lh'
changes they are making III tiie prop
erty. Both of the homes Will ne moo,
ern in every respect.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
Former Local Lady Dies.

@. Y. iced has Just received n CODY
of the Ortonville. Mimi. Journal. con
r. lining the announcement of the death
az Mrs. II. w. PALM. formerly Miss
Louise Presley of this city. Mr.
palm was employed in the iced store
as a iewelcr some thirty years ago
Mrs. Palm was horn III Webster UT!
Nov. IS. 1860, and was married mere
ON Jan. 90. 1891. to II. W. Pain. holf
will he well remembered here by the
ioldcr residents. Following their mar
rimge Mr.. and Mrs. Palm Went to SIOUX
Falls. s. d.. where Mr.. Palm went
Into the jcwelry business. Later they
moved to Browns Valley. Mimi. anu
liil 1919 located in Ortonville. The
Husband, daughter and one sister
survive
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
@! 0! CINDY'
TO Be STAGED
Musical Comedy to be put
on Here With Chamber
of Commerce
Backing.
ALL LOCAL CAST
John B. Rogers Producing
Company to Handle
Production.

Webster City will be given an I'M
usual treat next fall. when-thrOugh a
contract made last night between the
Chamber of Commerce hoard OF direc-
tors and the John y. Rogers Producing
Company-thc big musical hit, 80! O!
Cindy." will be staged here some time
in November with Il cast of 100 home
talent artists The John Il. Rogers
Producing Co. has Il national reputa-
ton for its success in managing and
directing home talent theatricals of the
better sort. 1T was this company which
directed "Katchy Koo" here two years
ago under auspices of the chamber
''katchy KOO' is still talked about as
one Of the finest productions ever
staged IN this city. i. G. Smutzer rep
resented flle company last evening.
20. @! Condy.'' has made a
phenomenal success for itself all over
the country. under direction OF the
Rogers people 1t is of a high musical
order, with elaborate coStumins and
brilliant scenic effects. 1t contains a
plot full of thrills and laughs, and it
is the unanimous opinion OF the board
that it will go over big" in Webster
CITY -
The chamber expects to raise suff-
Gent funds through this enterprise to
carry ont some needed civic improve
ment, to be decided upon later.
Legion to Have Play.
The American Legion has contracted
for the presentation of Il home talent
play next March The play will be
"All Aboard" The same company VIII
stage ii that puts on 20, q. Cindy. Tor
the Chamber of Commerce next fall.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
S|DENSTuCkER FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
Decision Reached After
Short Period of Delhi
GRAFTON.
From Fridays Daily.

Stewart SidenStucker, of Jewell. was
found guilty today on a statutory
charge by the jury in district court
and will be compelled to contribute to
the maintenance Of the child OF Olive
tngelby, although Judge Wright had
not indicated today how much he would
have to contribute. The jury held
that Sidenstucker was the father of
the child.
The case Went to the jury this morn.
ing. Attorneys completed their argu-
ments yesterday afternoon and the
court instructed the jurors this morn
ing. The jury took about One-llalt
hour to reach decision.
The case of b. J. Nelson VS.. the
board of supervisors of Hamilton
county, ct Ill. was dismissed yesterday
al plaintiffs cost.
The case brought by ]. c. Hamilton
VS.. joint drainage district No. 1O4-
Hardin and ODD Hamilton counties, ct
al was continued by agreement.
a confession of judgment by s. 5.
Parkhurst to Roy Humbert was con-
firmcd and Judgment entered against
the defendant for $514.25.
Two new eases. Melinda Thompson
VS. Il. J. Nelson. and Porter Thompson
vs.. i. J. Nelson, have been added to
the assignment for Monday
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
BARN and CAR BURN
IN MIDNIGHT fire
Blaze at Roy Henry Home
Causes Loss Estimated
at S1,20G.

\ barn. Il Ford sedan. an outbuild-
III. and considerable property. includ-
ing q lawn mower and garden tools
stored in the barn. were destroyed and
a chicken house damaged by Il fire OF
unknown origin. which broke ont III the
Roy Henry home, 1I3l First street.
shortly before II O'Clock Thursday
night. The loss is estimated at %1.2Go.
There is some Sl.1a0 Insurance on the
OF the insurance. $500 was on
the automobile. 5000 on the barn. and
SlGO on the chicken house.
The fire WAS discovered by MIS-.
Henry at II 30 and the barn AT that
time was in flames. 1t is thought prob
able that the blaze may have been ca,is-
ed 10y the automobile.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-22
StratfOrll's Population.

StratfOrd Courier There were a
number of people in Stratford who
thought the official figures given out
for the population Of Stratford in
1920 were too low. Now the 9TH and
Sth grade physics class of the local
schools have taken complete census
of Stratford. Stratford was divided
into districts and each district was in
charge of two of the members of the
class In this way every home within
the corporate limits of Stratford was
visited and when the result OF the
class canvass was tOtaled up 1t was
found that Str;Ltford had Il population
of 737 people. This is about what the
census should be and the members OF
the class vouch for its being absolute
Nv correct