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The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

That one deal OF Ward was enough
for MS Business and sport are botc
conducted on confidence in the homes
Is and fairness OF men II we deal
with trickstcrs. u will take 50 much
OF our time 20 watch 50 We can't be-
cheated that We viii net have time
for ANYTHING else We can cite other
deals OF Wards tbat show him TO be-
an unworthy 1didate We don
want 10 disrupt baseball but II ~
ertain that We Won't stand FOR War
methods
We Won't take the chance of ir-
curing such methods Ivy permittms
him 10 sit on the national commission.
We are not irving 10 dictate TO th"
National league or 10 tell that body
who II snail or shall not elect,
but III Ward is elected As Heydlei =
successor. the American league VIII
withdraw from the commission
John T Brush wants Ward elected.
In some way the New York magnate
has roped in Murphy. and he Is sup
porting Brushs candidate.
don't believe the National league
will eject Ward That organization
knows our attitude. and realizes that
although We are not trying 10 butt
I'm we will stand by our threat ana
bolt the commission That would be
ruinuus 10 everybody
II would be followed by chaotic
condition which would benefit no one
and injure all But tho injury in such
an event would not he as great as
that which would result from the
choosing OF Ward 70 become the head
~ the National league
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BY BAN JOHNSON.
President OF the American League of Baseball Clubs

Surprise is expressed al our a.
tltude towards the national commits.
sion IN case OF the election OF John
VI. Ward. as member of that body,
through his selection a. head ot the
National league When men impute
such motives 10 other men a. to de-
clare them unfit for Office. eNplana
uou and evidence are m order. In
this instance That of my announc-
ing that will not serve On the coni.
mission. but on the contrary, will ~
what can - cause separation ~ the
two major leagues II Ward is elected
president ~ the National, | am
prompted 10y motives necessary for
the preservation OF clean ball NJ
sport. not even baseball would lons
survive practices not approved by the
public.
Lovers or the game want honest
competition OF the clubs. honorable
dealings 10y their managers between
themselves and with the general pub
tll4.- IT t-.=4,sA -ifi--A- ~.
particular
Men who are tricksters would
quickly xii, interest in the game. \
man may be judged by his acts. John
NJ Ward played a trick IN the case
Of Player Geo. Davis which in my
opinion affords good enough reason
10 believe that il would be ruinouS 10
baseball as a popular sport 20 in
trust him with high place no is
councils In the fall ~ l90l Presidenl
Comiskey of the White Sox sigrni
Davis 70 play with his club
Ward was Davis attorney and dre"
up the contract II was Il three year
ironClad agreement I'm 1909. afte"
Davis had played one Season with the
Chicago club, Ward and John T
Brush the former again acting aS
LAWYER for Davis signed q contract
also ironClad Binding Davis Ca play
,or the Giants for two year, The
contracts were such that Davis could
collect either os the two salaries, by
reporting daily ~ the park ot the clnh
lie preferred
Davis did not play at all in 1903,
but drew pay from the New York
team In 1904 he came back 10 the
Chicago Americans. and that club had
10 settle with Brush for his services.
The National commission was formed
in the fall before that. and Davis was
awarded 10 the White SoV. Regardless
~ the award. il cost COmiskey s2,sOO
for litigation in New York 10 find a
way ont of the tangle.
Those two contracts made trouble
enough - convince a lover of clean
baseball that IL would be unwise and
unsafe 10 intrust the fate Of the game
TO the man who devised them.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Internrbsn Lines: =.

Defroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW IMITEDs-
SOS a. m, 1905 y IN. and 4:OS p. IN.
Locals for Flint, Z "A. IN. and every two
houS TO . u. IN. To oxford, Roches-
ter and Romeo, 7 a. m. and hourly to
PoRT HURON LIMITEDs-7,4s q. m.
1O.45 a. m. 3.i5 y. m. G .I5 y m: Satur-
days only, Il 40 y. m, Sundays only. IL
"a m Locals for port Huron hourly I
"A IA to 5 y. M. also D. IN. to Marine
city To Mt. Clemens. half hourly.
40 a. IN TO I m, and hourly to III
u m To Nit. Clemens via Shore Line.
hourly. 6.2S a. IN. to s:2s p. IN. also IL
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:2o a. m. 11:ss
m m. 2.2O and $40 p. IN. Locals for
Toledo hourly. $50 a. m. to S:aO d. m.
also 930 and IL y. m for Monroe
JACKSON IMITEDS 7.45 a m
I2.45 and 3:45 IN. Locals for Jack.
son a. IN. and every two hours to q
N m; for Ann Arbor, 6 a IN. ana
hourly to II p m. for Plymouth ana
Northville 6 30 m. and hourly 10 7:s0
n m. also a. IN. and IL y m Saline
cars for Ypsilantl.
For WyBndotte and Trenton--6.33 a
m and half-hourly to s:33 p m hourly
TO II:33 p. m. Sundays. first car at
o. with half-hourly service daily
For Royal Oak, Birming ham ana
Pontiac-G 30 n. IN, then half-hourIy
until 7 n IN. then hourly to IL a. m.
Extra service Sundays
For FnrminRton. Worthwhile, (,rchars
Lake md Pontinc-6 a. IN. and hourly
uutU II y. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
JUAREz MEETING
NOW IN PROGRESS
Wednesday the First Day OF Racing
at Mexican Track Across Border
and Notables Are On Deck.

Most important of al in racing
circles this week Is the opening We'd
nesday or the meeting at JuaTeZ,
Mexico, That IT, viii be the highest
class racing during the cold season
is assured With such men as Jack
Enllansbee Matthew 4Nyna,- -AlgerRnH
Daingerfield and Lyman Davis hold
iug the responsible positions and
Mars Cassidy doins the starting one
can expect nothing but the best IN a
racing line
Among the promoters are James
Butler. who is the principal stock
holder. James K. keene James b
Haggin Clarence Mackay William
Kraft and several Mexicans OF the
highest standing The fact that the
Mexican government has contributed
$4,000 annually 10 encourage horse
racing IN Mexico j. helpful
There are more than 900 horses on
the ground and more coming. A line
ON the attendance can be gathered
from the meFrtuS that was held al
El Paso last winter on a half mile
track which ran for about two months
and evidently paid expenses or II
would have come TO an end before
that time Murray claimed an ar
tendance OF over 900 day on off
days. and ON Saturdays and holidays
II reached AS high as 5000.
FL Paso has a population OF S5,o"r
~ which $4,000 are Mexicans an
many of them men OF wealth au
sporting proclv+l+1ies and from ti
population the attendance at Juar
viii be drawn. combined with IT,
many visitors who pass through l..
Paso on their way further west.
The concessions granted 70 tac
Mexican Jockey club would permit
racing on Sunday, but the manage
ment will not take advantage of me
agreement preferTtHg 70 Turn t11v
track into an amusement park every
SUNDAY. This is expected - be a
ITO Gsy a. Iugre7
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Date Set al Dec 10 and Whole Sqa,
Will Be Down To Attend Smoker
To BE Given In Detroit.

As one of the steps I'm drawing
closer the bonds which connect tho
Detroit -aiamuf- Ut tire University or
Michigan with the big state school.
smoker At which the members or tho
1903 eleven and the Reserves viii ba
present as we'll as the university
band or glee club. viii be held It
some suitable location in Detroit
Dee. 90
The preliminary plans for the Gr
fair were discussed az a meeting held
Tuesday AT the PenohsCot where the
following committees were appointed:
Reception George L. Codd. chair.
man; Levi L. Barbour Frank b. lie.
land, Morse II. Rohnert. henry A.
MandcH, George s. Hosmer. p. J. NJ.
tlally Angus Smith. Ralph Page. Sam
uel T. Douglas. Clarence Lightnor.
nr. Oscar La. Seure. u. NJ Ferry.
Norman Flowers. John Mclean, Neil
SNOW w. Martin iIeston. Guy \. Mil
ler +. W. Henninger. Jerome Utley.
Arrangements-E b. CaINns, chair.
man: s Wells Utlcy Robert Clancy.
Publicity and Printing ng-William a.
L. 44e.t4t4-r n FRe-Sttri.
There viii be a conference Friday
noon N the Pcnobscot Inn at which
the location for the AFFAIR will be dis.
cussed Negotiations are now under
way for the Fellowcraft club and the
Wayne Pavilion II is predicted that
tie gathering will attract In the neigh-
borhood OF 500 Michigan men from
Detroit aud other towns within reach.
ing distance Circuit Judge James .
Nurfn will undoubtedly preside
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Sporting More,

rhey nrr booming Fred lake for the
management of the phtllic-.
The French manufacturers nave man
aged Ia kiIi the Grand Prix ny with
ua.dtnE entries
Penn brs offered Michigan contract
for two yenrr more and 10 viii doubt
Jess be accepted
Tcn and Johnson viii look over 3J bids
toduy. of which more than 30 are of
the Kalamazoo order.
NOrningstar md Hoppe. self-made ont
laws OF the billiard world. are talk
4Ig of instffutiuE little competition
p, their own for alleged titles
'" western trip for Michig8n'. football
eleven this year. Tbst wrs settled
before the plan was ever brought
formally before the board OF control.
The annual movement against " Iiifsms
- In progress NJ minnesota. Hut how
are the poor GOphers going to better
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Diagram Cue ball 5-s left. -
above. object ball 1915 right. driving
Z TO cushion at 4, B, little beyond
which it contracts with sarom ball,
forcing IL TO point ID. whore the cue
ball meets II and effects carom.
stroke. II excess OF slow. Cue bail
cushions at c with an excessive spin.
ming twist
TO carom on balls and 2, cue ball
3-s right, Is below; object ball u
l,ftr stroke IL OF slow Cue ball
cushions al 4, effecting Carom on Dali
. Object bah cushions at B, {. rest
ing at II.
10 carom on ball 3-Cue ball IL
right. Is below: object ball 1-2 left;
stroke l-2 less than slow. Cue bah
cushions at \. and object ball cush-
ions az y, G. stopping at -.
on ball 4-Cue ball Il left, il be
low. object ball - left; stroke II In
excess Of ordinary.
ON ball Cue ball IL left L: be-
low: object bah IL left; stroke SLOW.
on ball 6-Cue ball 1.2 below. II
left: object ball IL left: stroke ord
mary Cue hall cushions at 4. +.
B. G.
ON BAN s again Cue bah II above,
- right object ball ] 4 right. strok"
ordinary. Cue ball cushions at +, ef.
fcctine Cgrom by one cushion ON
bail G
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
POLE IN FINE FORM.
Makes Short Work Of Leo Psrdelo tc
Joy OF His Countrymen.

CHICAGO, Dec -Stanislaus Zbys.
zko pride of Poland was the star NJ.
traction at RiycryieW rink in the best
wrcstin- show thar has been seen ON
ii-r \ 1rttr77Csr ,iIdr. 'the big fole was
billed 80 meet Leo PardellO and made
a good showing hy putting the husky
CMcagodn ou the aat In TWO straight
fails llc won the first fan with
crotch and wrist hold I'm 3 minutes and
l6 seconds PardGlo was harder To
handle the second time i'm the ring and
II took Z0ya1ko minutes and ~ sec.
ouds 10 get The deciding fall
There were hundreds OF Zbyszkos
couutrymen in the c'owd Of 5000 that
n.lcd The rink. and h got great ova-
tion when he made his appearance.
and q bigger one when he was an
nouncCd as the Winnc' OF the star bout.
Jack Herman. Zbyszhs manager. au-
nouuced 20 the crowl that his man
would not be satisfied until he had a
try for the championship With Frank
(ofCH
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
l1iluIe and q half found
Too Long for klfIIsS

The process of alleged econ
ditioninH' through which Jim
Jeffries Is putting himself al the
rate OF S3.250 "A week CRATES on
the nerves of professional
physical culturisi-
why" interjected one of
them and u man ot national
reputation too--"if Jeff has boon
really doing all the stuff he
claims, lie ahnnll- -he-reael..-A 10
step into the ring right nov.
That he is ia far from tais CON
dition WAS obvious To anyone
ON his appearance here I'm fact,
heard him yelling bloody
murder Ia the time.kecper tor
letting one of his rounds with
Jack Mccormick go minute
and a half
II il nearly bursts his bel
lows and makes him wnecZe
60 20 through that much fuS-
sing VA which not a single blow
was really struck. now long
would his lungs pump him
enough air 10 enable him to
vaddlc around in front OF Jack
Johnson
III Jeffries and Johnson ever
meet which don't think they
vii -Jeas one chance viii hc
10 land quick and finish thc
negro right there
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
WISCONSIN LEADS
j. S. IN CARNAGE
But Michigan Is a Close Second In
Fatalities of Chase-s7 Dead In
Hunting Field This Year.

CHICAGO. ptC A summary OF
tn, accidents which occurred during
me hunting season. published here
7T77-Ty sTIoWS tUaI :, PERSONS were
killed and - injured over the United
states This is aH increase OF 20
hii,ed over thc year ltoS and nYe over
l9u1.
Mann of the accidents We're caused
hl careless hunters mistakiug men for
dror and shooting them down. The
dead and injured are distributed as
follows
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
D. A. D. A. MEETING TONIGHT.
important Matters Relative 10 Space
at COMING Show to be Talked OF.

IN important meeting of The Do.
troit Automobile Retailers associa-
ton will be held az the Hotel Tuiier
this evening at 80 There are soy.
eral important details OF the snow
which will be held in January, mp for
discussion as well as other matters
of business and full delegation is
desired
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
peshler.eronson co Draw.

BOSTON. Dec 1.-The claims Of
Dave Deshler Of Boston and Ray
Bronson OF Indianapolis. for a fight
with Battling Nelson, are still un-
settled today. following their meeting
here last ght when the decision was
a draw Deshler easily led FOR the
first nine rounds but in the last three
Bronson ruRgeduess saved him from
defeat
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
JEFF.JACK IN SAME RING.
But az Different Times for New York
Crowd Tonight. However.

NEW YORK. Dec Jim Jeffries
and lack Johnson in athletic exhihi.
tions In the same ring on the same
night are part Of an athletic show
scheduled for the Madison Square Gar.
den tonight. which Is creating quite a
stir among Gotham fight fans
The program as arranged viii IN
clude Tefries, Johnson. Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins. sam Berger. Jack Nc
COrmick and n score Of lesser lights
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
VIII Rrina the stars.
Spencer 70 Giants.

Ed. Spencer, the former St. Louis
md Boston American league catcher,
robably will be with the New York
Iiants next year. II is said President
Taylor or the Red Sox. vino had a
slaim on Hack" secured waivers on
he large athlete from other Ameri-
an league clubs and made arrange
nents TO send him 60 McGTaws team.
The latter needs strong catcher
nd Hack" Is one when he Is in
hape.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
REFORMS UP ID THEM.
Here Are the Men W1o Make the
Laws That Govern Football

The intercollegiate cotmittee which
viii pass on the PROPOSE football rc.
forms is made up Of he following
educators l.. NJ Denns. chairman.
Cornell James y Babdtt. Haver-
ford John G. Bell, l'ryersity of
Pennsylvania Crawford B,gden, Har-
ward Walter Camp Yale Paul ]
Dashill, Annapolis; Parko n Davis.
Princeton: w L. Dudley tNnderhilt.
southern colleges Lieut.. 8 ~. Hac-
kett. West Point Z X hll. Dart
mouth. w. a. Lambeth Uniarsity or
Xlrgiua, w 5. Langford. Unity; y
\ Stagg. University II Chieg0: H.
l.. Williams University OF Minnesota.
Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co. Is John X st. Ph1s9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Cole stLeks With sox.

The White Sox are going to hang
on 10 Willie Cole. recruit from
Erie. He has shown So much that he
is sure OF a regular job
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Corset Horse PAGES Fast.

The PAGER. Korrect Shape. that was
prominent IN the slow events AZ the
Bile Of Doug Thomas, took a record Of
2:0TA at birmingham. Ala. recently
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
This KNOCK Was a Boost.

" the opposition 10 Heydlcr's rc.
election a. president of the National
League continues to grow John Will
pet unanimous vote, \ knock Oy
Murphy was log boost IN bis case.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Now why I'm the World
Did He Change His Mind !?

No nre seeIs
me the ring II whipped have
tiI,t good and will light again.
why. ia be- fnol to Couldn't o or
.hC puhh either I've of training
could ever get into condition again to night Championship
Rcucm5e was given out by Jim Ienries
AFTER Johnson had Tommy
bush. y s.
nave changed his
really to
undrbtray has lenies has
tho iise o gold overcome
lis t'"f
condition au1 ~ o. &" tattl t' 80 chat3fiou hip
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Comma Home Broke

Mack's Athletics viii soon return .
Philadelphia. According 70 Dun's and
Bradstreets. they Ion't have all tho
gold OF the Pacific coast with them.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
LISTEN AS OUR BAN LAYS
DOWN LAW TO NATIONAL! J!

of Natenli league
lan tFssha1 " : f
The lcaEue Rg ~
Tor tfe Ward out
OFT tnanagi ing en 90 The
II And here his
a. "
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
why Hello. Eddie,

Eddie Collins ot the Athletics do
clsrcs thar ~ is going to fr the
premier batsmsn ~ Tire AnericIu
league next season.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

themselves Would lutfan Rogers BE
an improvement
Frank johnson viii have charge of the
Ann Arbor High school football
eleven. which viii max" Trip 10 tNr
TAR wrst tt tir rNp"ns" ~ chicago
paper during the 'hrl sfru3s vacation.
The Fort Wayne soldiers. EsseN Iusl-
Hers. Eastern \. G.. 4. j.. y, 90. and
SDINaE teams have arNI"- .iF mem
icrship ia the new city basketball
league Dick Johnson las. as usual
offered a cup.
The Tigers had better come home. They
made four errors against the Hn-
bauas Yesterday and blew tho game
for I.eliyeit q to l. Against each ~
the big cuban teams they have lost
four and won two
4 Grand Rapids mnn bursts into fame
ny offering nearly much for the
moving pictures as Kalamazoo ala
FOR the nght and with a real appear
ance ~ sincerity, too He viii pay
$4,000 for 'em IL Jeff wins and less
than half that ~ the Negro cops
They'll Have a Scout.
President Fogel's frst act was 70
appoint Kaiser Wilhelm scout for the
Phillies in Germany
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Gg '!s''''I] "A !'l!

For CLEVELAND. PITTsBURG and all
points south and east. Leave DAILY
iO.45 - m Fare TO Cleveland. 81 Pitts
burg. sass. Berths 81 and 81 so. Room
$3.50 Week Excursions to Eieve-
land every Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, GATH
HEART
HEART
Ufh me
Sporting
Editor.

The swell exhibition wrestling bout
at the Light Guard Wmory me o'h'l
night between Champion Frank Gotch
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

job Printing done right. Time.
Printing Co. s John r. st. Ph1s9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Walter Camp seems 20 have degen-
Grated into penny-a-liner. willing 10
compare 20 Yale any team whose sup
porters are willing 10 pay the price
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Jeff and Johnson ia the same ring
ar Madison-su Garden, VIII the
phenomenon ever bee repeated"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

themselves Would lr4nan Rogers %
an Improvement
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16
FIX TAX LEVY
FOR THE YEAR
Continued from first page.)


South Dakota, that in accordance with
the above estimate the following levies
be made upon all taxable property Of the
county, and the county auditor is here
by instructed to extend the same
against all the taxable property in
the county. as follows:
For General Fund--One and one-
tenth mills on each dollar of the as
sessed valuation OF the county.
For Bridge Fund-Two mills on each
dollar OF the assessed valuation of the
county.
Insane Fund.-Six-tenths of a mill
on each dollar of the assessed vaiua-
ton Of the county. !.
For Special Salary Fund.-Three-
tenths Of a mill on each dollar of the
assessed valuation Of the county.
It Is further resolved that a levy
of one mill on each dollar Of the as
sessed valuation be made on all tax
able property Of Trenton township
for the payment Of school bonds out
standing against that township.
II IL further resolved that q tax Of
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16

Mr.. Reeves stated that today he would
fiya flag ola II nations, which he de.
vised,a nd also make an address on
Main street.
Those from Brookings who have at
tended the state fair this week are
loud in praise of the exposition, which
they state will compare %favorably with
the great Minnesota fair.
Chas. M. Hawks of Minneapolis, was
in the city yesterday visiting the mem.
bers of the Carlisle family, who were
old friends of his back in Lake Ben
ton. Mr.. Hawks was a student of the
college in the early 90's, and noted
many changes since that time. He
has charge of the carload lot sales
department Of the Mcclellan Paper
company of Minneapolis.
w. H. Parsons of Minneapolis, Y.
M. c. A. secretary for the Northwest,
arrived from the west yesterday to
spend a couple of days here. MI. Par
sons will push along the work of
adopting plans and starting the build.
ing of the foundation for the new Y.
M. c. A. building. 1t is hoped to
have the foundation completed this
fall. ready for an early start on the
building In the spring.
Superintendent Brown of the city
s, hools reported that the high school
enrolment at the present time Is near
ly 200, the largest in the history of the
schools, aud there are over 500 pu.
pills in the grades. There are a large
number of students enrolled from the
country, and there will be additions
to both the high school and grades
for the next two weeks. A course n
English has been added in the high
school.
Local hunters were out in force ON
the first day of. the open season for
ducks on Friday, and good bags are
reported by nearly every party. There
seems to be lots Of ducks in the counl
try this year. more than for a numbes
of seasons. and until they depart for
warmer climes will furnish lots Of
good AQort for thousands Of hunters.
The First Unitarian society Of Brook
ings win hold their next service in
the park ct the court house Sunday
afternoon ct 4:so o'clock. September
10. The subject win bs "Prof. Eos.
ter and His Unit4-ian-Baptist Posi-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16

one dollar be levied on each elector
within the county for the support OF
the schools.
Also, that a tax of one dollar be
levied against the owner or keeper
Of a dog within the county.
Geo. e. Hoch,
Chairman.
AS provided by Section 5 of Chapter
"a Laws Of 1907, the board made an
order stating and declaring the length
of the main track and branches of
railroads within the county and asses
sessed value thereof in each township
town, city or lesser taxing district.
On motion the board adjourned to
8 o'clock a. m. Wednesday, Septem-
Der s., 1909.
September s, 1903.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members Of the board
and the county auditor, as clerk, pres
ent.
The board took up for consideration
drainage matters and adjourned to
3 o'clock a. m. Thursday. September
3. 1909. (See drainage record.)
September 8, 1909.
Bosrd met pursuant to adjournment,
all members of the beard and the au.
ditor. as clerk, present.
The report Of the surveyor as to
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16
Personal and Local

Mrs. Frank Alton came over from
volga yesterday morning.
j. e. Beck was operated upon at
the hospital yesterday and is recover
ing nicely.
T. G. Akin returned yesterday morn
ing from q ten days business trip to
Aberdeen and Huron.
Miss Allie Matheny arrived from
Turton Sunday night to resume her
studies at the college.
Loose Leaf Ledgers have come to
stay. See aMoore's Modern Methods"
at the Register ONCE.
VIM. Jessup. who works for James
Bane Of Fountain. ran q fork into his
foot Sunday. iniicting . severe In
Jury and he raj brought to the hospi-
tai for treatment.
Bud Reeves Of Buxton. N. D., one
OF the pioneers and notable figures
Of that state. arrived yesterday i,
spend : couple Of days tn the city.