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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
FRfPRAVY K TfDNU OCl-
STY v CLEVELANDU.

Cd 20. dubna do 6. kvetna
ma zavladnouti v nasem me-
ste tazenl pro vseobecne wy
klizeni a cisteni. Spolecnost Gle
velandskych poulicnich drah
dala jiz the Community Better
ment Councilu svolenl, by ne
ktere sloppy elektrickeho vede
nj poslouzily jako misto pro
vhodnou reklamu. Umisteny
budou modrozlute trojuhelni-
ky pripadnymi hesly, povzbu
zujicimi k rotnimu vyklizova
nj. V poulicnich vagonech pax
vyveseny budou plakatky O.
brazkove, znazornujfci zakla
datele mesta Mojzise Clevelan
da V pose cistice mesta.
Ia ocistneho obdobi podnik.
nou nase scoutky soucasne kri
zacke tazeni proti moucham
Scout pax vyklidi nekolik "a
nedbanych lotn, coz ma byti
jistym pokynem nekterym ma.
jitelum, ably podobne oni Wy.
konali povinnosti vuci cele We.
rcjnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
DoBRODRUzsTvf DvOU
DEVcATEK.
Sestry Marie a Helena Peso
vych v nebezpeci smrti.

Ma mistku trate Rapid Tran
sit mezi Holton a McCurdy
ave-, hraly 81 vcera odpoledne
dve sestry, 10-leta Marie a g.
leta Helena, dcerky manzelu
PeSovyc ch, bydlicich V. els. 3040
vych. 83. ul. Zabrany We hru
zpozorovaly jiz ponakud po-
zde, ze pfijizdi poulicnf kara
mezimestska; ditky utikaly pc
dvojkoleinem moste, kdya sc
v tom ma druhe koleji objevila
nova, iedouci smerem protej-
sim. V panickem strachu pre-
lezly divky zabradli mostu a
skotily dol6 ma trat' Belt Line,
80 stop. hluboko. Ridic jedna
kary pouzil vypomocnych brzd
a zastavil VIZ jeste pred mi
stem, kde divky seskocily.
Spolucestujici Sc domnivali,
ze devcata zaplatila svoji leh-
kovaznost smrti a nekolik mu-
"a ihned sebehlo ma koleje dra
ny, kde nalezena byla placici
devcata. Byly dopraveny do
nemocnice sv. Lukase, kde
shledano, ze Marie 81 pri Sc
skoku zlomila pravou nohu
kdezto Helena dobrodruzstvi
odnesla zlamanou rukou. ODE
pax Sc die vyrokd lekarG po-
zdravi. Jak vyprav6l otec
devcat, Antonin Pesa, vymk.
nuly sc ditky po pfichodu re
skoly, matcine pozornosti q
peel podnikly osudny pro nc
"vylet" o vlastni ujme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
IA SOUSEDSkEHO
ROZHOVORU.

Pred domem {. 2019 Wodd-
land Ave. stall spolu pfi SOU
sedskem rozhovaru, 30-leta pi.
Bella Reynoldso1 a a 30lety T.
Tillman z els. 2207 Orange
Ave. Kolemidouei muz ucinil
k zene nevhodnou poznamku,
coz vvvolalo jistou oposici Till
manovu, kterou byl ale nezna-
my chodec tax dopalen, lie Wy.
tahl revolver Il jednou kuli po-
ranll zenu ma noze, kdezto
druha vnikla Tillmanovi do ste
hna. Oba postreleni jsou ose-
trovani Charity nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
POLICIE MA STOPE ZLODEJ
SkE SLUZCE.

Zlodejka, jez V uloze sluzky
ukradla V nedeli pi. F. M. Nj
cholsove, 12345 Cedar rd.
skvostu V odhadnute Gene ST.
600 ma byti totoznou pacha-
telkou podobne kradeze, udav
81 Sc pred IL roxy V dome H.
E. Hayese, 1905 Euclid Ave-,
kdy obnos ukradenych sperku
dosahoval $4,000. Tenkrate
tyla pachatelka zattena st.
Louis a pi. Hayesova odjela
k jejimu zjisteni, ale 2 ukra-
denych klenotu nedostala nj
echo. Nenechava zena byla te
hdy fotogafovana pro zlocine-
cke album. Ma pry jiste ne
bezpeGne znameni, jedno oko
modre a druhe hn6de. Kdyz by
la podobizna ukaZana okrade
nemu Nicholsovi a druhe jeho
sluzce, oba S veSkerOu urcitO-
sti pachatelku poznali. Podrob
ny popis zlodejske sluzky byl
ihned rozeslan a urady Sc te-
s, re die zvlastniho zraku vim
nice Zahy uvizne v rozestrent
siti trestajici spravedlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
v LAKEWOOD ZATCEN PA
CHATEL $50 LOUPEZf.

Lakewoodska pOlicie Zatkla
v ned9li We sklep6 residence c..
L. Fostera. 1891 MarlOwe ave.
Jimmyho Reardona, alias ia
mese Hight, znameho tez pre-
zdivkou V zlodeiske hantyrce
Gentleman Jimmy. Dopa-
den byl samotnym nacelnikem
Millerem, ma ktereho namiiil
revolverem. Miller vsak ucinil
podobne a tn 81 lupic patrn6
rozmyslil kazde nasili dobro-
volne Sc vidal. V kapsach je-
no byly nalezeny nektere, V
uvedenem dome uloupene kle-
noty. Okresni zalobce +. G..
Stanton vyzadal 81 z Detroit
policejnl Zpravy 0 zatcenem a
tn sc urady zdejSi dozvedely,
re Reardon jest vzacnym a We
lice hledanym exemplarem lu-
piGe. Spachal celkem $50 lou
pezi. Ia pobytu v trestnlci
lonia, Mich, stal Sc znalcem
bertilonskeho systemu vzdor
tomu, re prometl vsechny sko-
rem kriminaly, byl V Buffalo
parolovan, kdyz byl sllbil, re
sc vrati do Ionic, kde Ia rocni
plat $500 zastavati bude urad
Znalce otiskn prstu. Zlodej.
ske remeslo patrne vynaselc
vice, nebot' as pred ctyi.mi me.
sici zmizel a nebylo po mem
stop - teprve nedeli by
objeven V zminenem sklepe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
HOSI LOUPILI, ABY 81 MOH.
Ii kOUPIT APARAT BE-
DRATNE TELEGRAPH.

Tri hoSi, as 13-leti Sc vcera
odpoledne po skole umluvili, re
vykradou residence N. j. Simo-
ma, 1887 Morrison ave. a take
Sc snazili II. hod. vecer po-
kus uvesti V skutek. Aby Sc
presvedciI, ze dunn Jest opu-
sten, zazvonil jeden 2 hochu,
kdyz Sc Jim nedostalo odpove-
di, vlezli do bytu nezamcenym
oknem. Tajemne jejich poci-
mani ale zpozorovala jista ze-
ma, jez privolala policii a tato
se take dostavila drive, nezli
chlapci mohli skonGiti rabova-
nj. u jednoho z hochu male
zen V kapse 30 kalibernl revol
yer, ktery byl byte ukraden,
Il ostatnich pax nalezeny skvo
sty nevalne ceny. Serzantovi
Westphalovi od 13. precinktu
Sc PRIMAL, ze 81 chteli koupiti
aparat beZdratne telegrafie
ale ze Sc Jim penize schazely
velice pomalu a proto chteli S
k llbustce pomoci cinem neZa.
konnym. Vsichni til budou
postaveni pred soud pro mia.
distve provinilce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
PODRfZL 81 HRDLO PRI
SVEN ZATCENf.

Policejni straznici Otto liz
ka John Schmidt obdrzeli
rozkaz zatknouti Step. Turo-
cyho, ma ktereho bylo zalova-
no, re rozbijel okna a niGil ne
kterym sousedGm nabytek
Kdyz 81 oba strazcove bezpec-
nosti prom dosli do domu 2847
vych. 10. ul., kricel ma ne hle-
dany muz, jenz patrne nema
vsech pet pohromade: "Jen
pojd'te Zmocnete sc mne, -
jsem ten, jehoz hledate. Do
stanete mne, ale ne tax, jak 81
prejete." Kdyz byly moci O.
tevreny dvere, byl nest astnik
naleZen S mocnou reznou ra-
nou ma hrdle, zpusobenou bri-
tvou. Byl dovezen do nemoc-
nice sv. Lukase, kde jest malc
nad9je, re vyvazne zivotem
Turocy, die policejni zpravy
byl jiz pred nekolika mesici
pro stale pachani vytrznostt
odsouzen do robotarny a do.
be propusteni mel prohlasiti
ze jej pri opetnem zatceni po
lieie nikdy nedostane ziveho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
OSUDNA SRAZKA AUTA
S UNION KAROU u
VYCH. "a. UL.

Ma Pittsburg ave-, blize 81
ul. doSlo vGera vecer k polito-
vanihodnemu neStesti. John
r. Nussey, 2S-lety prodavai
aut firmy the Barnes Moto,
Co., ktera prodava kary typu
Dodge, srazil sc "a jizdy auto.
mobilem 5 poulicni karor
Union ave. proti nemu jedouci
Byl doveZen do nemocnice sv
Lukase, kde "a hodinu po udal
sim Sc nestesti zemrel. Jak by.
10 zjist6no, byla mu roZtriSte
ma lebka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
ZE SCHUZE ODBOCKY

Ceskoslovenskeho n. Sdruzeni,
ktera Sc konala Y pondeli Y c.
n. SIM. Schulz zahajil preds.
j. Frcka. Obsirne zapisky z
minule schuze prijaty. V dopise
cd Svazu svobodomyslnych sde
luji usnesenl, poradat dastoj-
nou slavnost k ucteni pamatky
Mistra Jana Husa, pranim.
ably c. N. Sdruzeni spolecne
slavnost usporadalo. Br. X.
Bernreiter V delSi reel pouka-
zuje, re by ceske spolky, hla-
sici Sc ku strand svobodomysl-
ne, jednou "a rok nell neco dil
stojneho vykonat, elm by Anne
riGane ma naSi cinnost a smvSle
III upozorneni byli. UsneSeno
slavnost poradat spolecn6 a do
poradajiclho vyboru zvoleni
panove: f. M. Vacha, Joza Ha
vranek, J. Vanecek, f. Hrdli-
cka a j. Frcka. Poradaiicimu
vyboru dana uplna moe iednat
.iak nejlepe uzna, tax ably
slavnost byla uplna. X. Bern
reiter dale poiednava O casopi
sech Cechach, ktere Sc V tax
velkem mnozstvi vydavaji, z
z nichz mnozi spiSe republice
skodl nez prospivaji. Poukazu
.e ma spisovatele X. Horkeho,
jakou nekalou ulohu hral zde V
Americe nyni We SVEN Gasopi
Sc stavl Sc do posice velkeho
bojovnika dobe odboje "a
hranici. Mnohe casopisy K.
Horkeho chvali Ia jeho obeta-
vost, &C i 2 Ameriky ma me-
spravne jednani poukazano
jest.
Ma tam byti vic takovych
krajanu, kteri zde dobe zapa
su vykonali malo nebo mic, ba
/, mnozi chvalili stale Rakousko
q nyni svou drzosti samochva
lou Sc tam vetreli do dobrych
uradu.
P. j. Skrivan upozornuje ma
:, stolete narozeniny naseho slav
neho ceskeho skladatele mi
stra Smetanu, zda-li by bylo
mono uctit jeho pamatku. Ia
+, stupci mali 0 tom premyslet,
co by Sc mohlo podniknouti a
v pristi schGzi mali sve nahle-
!, dy pfednesti. Jelikoz p. j. Ha-
! vanek byl povolan ku slavnosti
do Detroit, jeho prednaska sc
i bude konat We schulz pristi.
f. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
Domnele mrtvy obzivl. Klein

pirsky pomocnik Vilem Jelinek
2 Usti II. L. nastoupil vojen-
skou sluzbu V cervenci 1914, o.
DIESEL do valky p1lsedma ro-
ku byl nezvestny, takze polka
dan byl davno "a mrtveho. Te-
prve nyni obdrzel jeho byva-
~ zamestnavatel p. F. Kiln
dert dopis, datovany 13. uno-
ia V Astrachanu ma Kaspickem
mofi, V nemz domnele mrtvy
oznamuje, re Jest xiv a zdrav a
ze klempire stal Sc urednl-
KEN V tovarne ma uzene zbozi
platem l milionu rublu me-
sicne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19
NEMEcKE shy Q ODVETE A
PRfPRAVA K M.

Frankfurt n. M. - Valka
Nemce nenaucila ci spise ne
odnaucila nicemu - jest to
stale totez Nemecko, Nemecko
S tvmiz sny, tymiz touhami,
tymiz cily, Nemecko vybojne
nasilnicke! - Dnes mad to
je$te Cvladane vasnivou tou-
hou pc odvet6, hlubokou nena-
visit vuci svym "znasilnovate-
linn Stale tiz a Nemci! =
Donuceni pom6ry pouze z
donuceni = z Gasti z politiky
= zmenili Sc snad pon6kud
ma povrchu, zmenila sc snad
trochu forma. zmena tato vsak
vskutku Jest pouze povrchni,
Jest ien skraboskou a - docas
nou! Jadro zdstalo stejne, zu-
stale germanskym, typicky-
mi sv%mi rysy! Tyz duch ovla-
da 1arod jeho v6tsine, taz he
sla Jsou jeho programem, taz
idea jest jeho cilem = sen ne
neckeho sv6toveho primatu,
nemecke svetovlady!
Valka neni u konce - valka
neni prohrana! Valka trva a
jest otazkou jeste, kdo il pro-
hraje! Zde jest pramen ne
mecke pile a houzevnateho
snazeni dneSka - a ia duvera
V budoucnost, jaka to protiva-
ha bezradnosti "vit6zu"!
Valka neni prohrana, valka
trva q Nemci maji jiz svuj va
lecny plan ku "zdolani' ne
rratel, treba "odzbroieni" ma
j zbran6 a test Sc, re lepsi
prvych. neni proto treba zou-
fat. nybrz naopak, jest nutno
tvorit, tvorit, tvorit, bojovat,
pride jiz den - den vitezny
- a pax pry - vac victis! =
B6da premozenym!
Valka Nemce nicemu nena-
uCila - a prece neGemu! Sta
Ii Sc opatrnejslmi, obezretn6j-
simi! Sc vsim pocitaji, vseho
hned pouziji - vyuziji. Ne
shodami anglo-francouzskymi
poGinaje, separaci Ameriky,
americko-j o-japonskym konflik-
tenn, chorvatsko-srbskymi a ce
| lskoslovenskymi spory konce
A hlavni jich zbran: "Tot
Rusko jeho bolSevismus
INIT Russland gegen Frank.
reich" - Russland Deutsch.
land einzige rettung" - jsou
| hesla dne a skutky az prilis
iiasne ukazuji, re iak skute6
/ ne jsou dodrzovana +! = Poci-
tail Sc vsim a vyuzivaji vse.
| no! = Tot pravy obraz dnes.
| niho Nemecka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-19

Ones Sc mi zdalo, re jsem
nebi.' - "A jak to bylo?"
= "Byl tam sv. Petr a ten mi
povidal: "Tady je vterina IT,
siciletim a tisicovka miliar-
dou.' . "Tos mu mel rici, aby
ii jednu pujGil." - ia mu
rekl ale on mi odpovedel: Po-
ckej vtefinu."
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
Crops and Property Damaged

High winds and hail accompanying
the storm late Monday afternoon did
considerable damage to buildings and
crops in the south and western part
of Stevens county, according to re-
ports from that section. The grow
ing crops of oats, barley and wheat
was totally destroyed by hail on a
quarter section of land northeast of
Chokio, owned by J. H. Devenney of
this city. Considerable damage to
the crops on other farms in this sec
tion is also reported.
The country south of Alberta was
struck the hardest by wind several
buildings being blown down in that
vicinity. The barns of Pete Lohr
and James DeCamp were destroyed
by the wind and considerable dam
age was done to the barn of J. J..
Corcoran within a mile of where the
Staples barn was destroyed a year
ago. Slight damage was also done
to the barn of M. Mortenson south of
Alberta and other barns in the VIC
unity. The windmill on the Maloney
farm 13 miles south of Morris was
blown down and the barn damaged.
While no exceptionally high wind
was felt in Morris it reached consid-
cradle velocity south and west of
here. A number of motorists in that
section were forced to seek shelter
during the storm.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
w. F. Carmean Injured

w. F. Carmean received several
bad gashes about the face and head
and also two fractured ribs last Sat
urday when he was thrown out of a
buggy he was driving on the way to
Morris His wife and little boy were
with him but were uninjured.
Mr.. Carmean was driving in from
about IA miles south of Morris and
was within about three miles of Nor
ris when the accident happened. He
hag gotten out of the rig to cut a
switch to urge his horse along with
and as he climbed into the rig he ac-
cidently dropped one of the lines and
the horse jumped throwing him from
the seat of the buggy to the ground.
A cash was cut from the corner of
his right eye tearing the lower lid
loose and several inches long. He
also received several other cuts and
bruises about the face and two frac-
tured ribs. He is reported to be get
ting along nicely now.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
PRIMARY ELECTION TO
BE HELD NEXT MONDAY
Absent Voters are not Allowed to
Cast Ballot in Primary-POllS
Open From Six Until Nine

Next Monday, June 10Th, the vot-
ers of Stevens county will have the
opportunity to choose from the lists
of candidates for the various county
offices the two, in cases where there
are more than two filed, whose
names they wish to see on the ballots
in the general election next fall.
In a number of cases there is no op-
position for the Primary election and
no vote will be necessary but in sew
eral instances there is a list of sew
eral candidates, all but two of which,
will be eliminated at the Primary.
With but one exception the Pri-
mary laws coincide with the general
election laws for the voters. Accord
ing to recent state legislation absent
voters will not be given the right tC
vote in the Primary election although
they may exercise their right in the
general election.
The county polling places will be
the same as for the last general cleo
tion and the hours during which the
polls will be open are designated as
from six in the morning until nine in
the evening except in towns and
villages where provision is made fol
their being open form nine until
nine. In Norris the polls will be
open from six in the morning until
nine in the evening.
The polling places for the city of
Morris are the fire engine house in
the armory for ward No. 2, and the
writing room at the La Grand hotel
for ward No. l. They will be open
from 500 a. m. until 900 p. m.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
Radio Outfit For Strand

Installation of radio receiving out
fits for the Strand and Orpheum
theatres of this city was started this
week and it is expected that within
two weeks Norris movie fans will be
listening to concerts in the Twin
Cities or other places while enjoying
movie show at the Strand theater.
J. J. Gaffney, owner of the two thea
tres, this week started work on the
installation of the radio receiving
outfits and when completed will dis
tribute music or other entertainment
to movie fans at no additional cost
from a radius of 1000 miles.
The two receiving sets and magni-
best that have so far been developed
in this new science and will be cap
able of reproducing concerts, talks or
singing from a radius of 1000 miles,
according to Mr.. Gaffney. Whatever
may be thrown to the ether during
the nightly show at the Strand will
be picked up by the receiving sets
and given gratis to those attending
the show. The magnif1ers of the sets
are such that whatever is picked up
will be audible at all parts of the
theatre. No additional charge will
be made for this service by Manager
Gaffney and it will be given nightly
except Sundays.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
Nurse Schedules Meetings

There will be a meeting for all
mothers of babies and other children
under school age in Moore township
at school district 45, this afternoon
beginning at 1870 o'clock, according
to an announcement this week by
Miss Bertha Brubaker, county nurse.
A similar meeting for Swan Lake
township will be held at school Dist.
90 Saturday afternoon, June II.
At these meetings the children will
be weighed and measured by the
county nurse and a talk will be given
by her on the care and feeding of
the little ones. Free literature will
be given to the mothers on the care
and feeding of small children. Any
one who wishes may confer with the
nurse at these meetings on any nurs-
ing problem.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
Delightful Musicale

A very delightful musicale was
given on Monday evening by Mrs.
Whitney and the Misses Bertha and
Charlotte Wunsch at their home. The
talented vocalists the Misses Irma
Wollthan and Anne Anderson, with
Miss Margaret Kohler at the piano,
presented the programme. The
Wunsch home was bright with pro-
fusion of artistically arranged flow
ers. A buffet luncheon was served.
Mrs. Jennings assisted the hostess
es and poured the coffee.
The following programme was Civ
en-:
A Winter LullaIby-Reginald de Koven
Irma Wollthan
Di Tanti Palpiti .................... Rossini
Anne Anderson
Physche ......................... E. Paladilhe
Irma Wollthan
Wanderers Night .......... Rubenstein
Flight of Clouds ........ L. Caracciolo
Irma Wollthan
Anne Anderson
Sunset ........................-... Dudley Buck
Anne Anderson
Until ............................... Sanderson
Irma Wollthan
GOOUDye OSCl
Anne Anderson
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
WEED MEETING TO BE
HELD HERE SATURDAY
State Weed Inspector will Talk on
the Control and Eradication of
Obnoxious Weeds

All farmers and property owners
in Stevens county interested in weed
eradication are invited to attend a
meeting to be held in the Court House
at Morris Saturday afternoon of this
week. C. P. Bull, state weed inspect
or, will be the principal speaker of
the afternoon. The meeting will be
called at 1:3O o'clock.
On June eighth a district confer
ence of all the weed inspectors of
the West Central district was held
at Barrett. The meeting was call
ed by August Miller, district inspect
or of that city. The district COM
prises II counties. D. H Lawler,
county commissioner; J. P Hanrahan
weed Inspector for the north half of
Stevens county, and John Landes
weed inspector of the south half Of
Stevens county, attended the session
C. P. Bull, state weed inspector,
was present at the meeting and gave
an interesting and impressive talk on
weed eradication in the state. He
talked on the control and eradication
of obnoxious weeds and especially
the Canadian and Sow thistles. He
said that fields in the lower Red Riv'
er valley. have become so badly in
tested with these thistles that whole
fields of grain were smothered last
year. He urged the necessity of tax.
ing effective means to combat these
weeds in order to prevent thei1
spreading to other sections of the
state.
Mr.. Bull explained the weed law
of the state, Chapt. 320, Laws OF
1921, creating the weed administra,
tion and made clear the duty of the
weed inspectors. He pointed out the
necessity of cooperation between the
township boards and the weed in
spectors and stated that upon this
depends largely the successful opera.
ton and enforcement of the weed
laws of the state.
ID. H. Lawler spoke on the position
of the county commissioners and ad-
vocated a meeting in each county
to which the town boards should be
invited so that they may become
familiar with the weed laws. A
county commissioner from Wilkir
county agreed with Mr.. LAWYERS plan
and Mr.. Bull also stated that he was
in favor of holding such meetings
AS result the meeting for Saturday
afternoon in Morris was decided up,
on when weed matters of interest tC
land owners and the township boards
will be discussed by Mr.. Bull and
others.
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
BENSON TAKEN INTO
CAMP BY LOCAL CREW
Downstate Aggregation Yields Inter-
eSting Contest by 8 to 5 Score
Locals to Hancock Sunday

The Morris baseball team added
another to the win column Sunday
when it defeated the Benson crew
here by an to score. The home
boys played a good brand of ball and
did we'll at the stick. The base-run-
ming was considerably improved over
previous games and they made it
eight runs out of a total of II hits.
Benson secured nine safe swats from
the delivery of Buttell.
Captain Jack Mielke's athletes
started right off in the first frame
Sunday by putting man across the
fourth plate. Lee was rendered the
initial sack by virtue of being hit by
a pitched ball. He stole second and
third and crossed the fourth sack on
passed ball.
In the second frame sherwood
singled but was forced out at second
on Mumbleau's grounder. Mumbleau
swipped the second sack and returned
home on a nice drive by Dwyer. In
the third inning Norris failed to
register but in the fourth four run
ners crossed the home plate as the re-
suit of two clean sWats and two being
hit by pitched balls. Clave started
it off with a single and was advanced
to second when sherwood was nipped
on the head with the ball Rud-
nicki's grounder to Christy advanced
the runners to second and third re-
spectively, Clave going home shortly
on a passed ball. Dwyer had the pill
bumped off his ribs for a free ticket
to first. Lee then drove one into the
wilderness for nice three-bagger
and stretched it to home when Nelson
made a wild heave to third in an
effort to head him off there. Nor
ris scored again in the fifth and
sixth.
Benson got it's first counter in the
fourth when Demo singled, was ad-
vanced to second on Nelson's
grounder and chased home by Philo's
two-bagger. Two hits resulted in
another counter in the eighth and
four clean swats three more in the
ninth.
Buttell was in good form on the
mound and received consistent back
ing. He retired 10 by the strikeout
route and gave no free passes.
Christy whitfield eight batsmen,
walked one and hit three. Next Sun
day Morris will travel to Hancock for
return game with that aggregation.
Following is the box score and
Morris tribune., 1922-06-16
CROP CONDITIONS ARE
PRACTICALLY NORMAL
Minnesota Crop Reporting Service
Report Indicates That Small
Grains are Doing Well

A decrease in spring wheat and
barley, no change in acreage of oats
and all growing crops in excellent
conditions is indicated in the June
Federal crop report for Minnesota,
as reported by Paul X. Kirk, statisti-
clan for the Minnesota Cooperative
crop reporting service.
The report says that the spring
wheat condition in Stevens county is
SO per cent of normal, oats, SO per
cent; barley, SO per cent; rye, 100
per cent; all hay, 95 per cent; clover
hay, 95 per cent; pastures, 81 per
cent.
The condition of winter wheat is
slightly higher than on May 1st, con-
ditions having been quite favorable
for growth and development. The
condition of 83 per cent of normal in
dicates an interpreted yield of ia
bushels, or a forecasted production
June '1st of 1,745.OOO bushels. The
final 1921 production was 1,288,OOO
bushels.
Due to the fear of rust and the
lateness of the seeding season there
is decrease of 10 per cent in the
acreage of spring wheat compared to
1921. This gives a preliminary es-
innate of 2,241.O0O acres for 1922.
While some of the spring wheat was
sown little late, the fine growing
weather pushed the development rap
idly so that on June 1st the growth
is practically up to the average.
There has been some damage from
too much rain in few counties in
the northwestern part of the state.
However, as rule the stand, color
and growth indicate, at present, a
healthy condition. The June 1st con
dition ii placed at 90 per cent OF
normal compared to 95 per cent last.
June. & The June list condition inter.
preted in yield would be 1873 bushels,
or forecasted production of 30,926,-