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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
CLOVIS STRONG FOR
BASEBALL CLUB
Permanent Organization is
Formed. With DR.. E. M.
Chapman as President, to
Put Good Team in Field.

CLOVIS. y NJ. AprI 90. Wen. It's
all settled. Were going 20 have base.
bali IN Clovis This summer, says the
Clovis Journal OF recent date
Since the unceremonous disband.
ing OF the Clovis White sox last stunt
mer ana the general dissatisfaction
lhat has existed in many quarters be.
cause The team showed the white
feather when the proceedings were
iust getting Interesting. there has
been some doubt about the fate OF the
great national sport IN our city the
coming season
Ever since the arrival of spring
good many of the bail PLAYERS and
near PLAYERS have been ont warming
up, and in TACT several scrub games
have been pulled on AZ the Lavender
BAH iarm. All this seems to have had
The effect OF starting the microbes To-
working ON the bugs They could
no longer restrain their enthusiasm.
10 they got together and decided To
have . bah team
meeting was held the first OF he
Nes srmod. and into the hands OF
ihi, eganixation will be entrusted
baseball In Clovis durlng The present
season
Dr r. VI Chapman was elected
president Gentry Edmonson secro.
tar> ana ] G Nelson treasurer, ! y
liriscoe James Kiely and Jewel kim
berlin were elected as an executive
committee T. r Hart, Dr e VI
Chapman W l.. Mansfield G. q.
Duny and Armand Mandel were
named as a committee 10 select SUIT
able grounds H. G. Herby Thomas
DaSenpor' and " W Davis were APP
pointed % draw mp constitution and
se oi hN laws 90 severn the organl'
latlon. aud ~ G Herby was elected
as nanaeer ot the Team
n vii De seen from the foregoing
that ou leading business. profession
al and railroad men are fostering the
undertaking. which Is assurance thar
oar people may expect the best thar
Is ~ bee had In ;he baseball line A
committee will wait on the citiZens
In the near future for the purpose 0i
soliciting funds 80 mect necessary cy.
ponsos incident 10 starting the team
OF and. II possible 10 provide "a flina
which can be deposited In the bans
on which 10 draw IN emergency case
We do not Wish 10 give thr mpre'-
sion that Clovis will have league bali
No high-salaried players VIII be o.
iachod 10 the team Most OF HE uoN'
who viii pla, are employed by the
! Santa Fe ana wufh sis day our OF Tie
week Nover.heles, there b. plenty
| OF material here to get 1872 good non.
| professional team boys vino play bail
for fh- sport thcr derive from II aud
We feel sure hat our team viii De- able
I 90 hold its own against any similar
organization in his PAM OF the coun'
| try
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
MARATHON RUNNERS
MEET IN BOSTON

Boston Arrl 20 Yesterday wac
run thy fifteenth annual Marathon
run uf Tho iloston Athletic Nssu.t3-
ton. which b. regarded as the fnrr.
most event eff iis kind ia America.
The race NtS decided over tire ASH
land Boston course "A distance uf 90
Miles Tho entries this Arar u.u-
ncrDd nc8rh 800. The Canadian ruu
uers were especially well repr srut"i
and many we're of the opinion thut
the victor, would go across the purd,r
again AS DO did last Year, Wh-u rred
Cameron of Amherst y. So lct .d
into Game hy winning the race Ec,-
rral Indians also started M tho COM
test Among them N Andrew -o kt-
lexis uIl-blooded Pcuohs oD an 90
brother cot Louis e. ~uNal, NiS. WEo
was famous aa baseball PLAYER a
| lyW years ago
IN, v,uapr Nas id,Nl thc roads
perfect aud th, runners iu splendid
| trim Nor. tuan tun.pnu people lined
| tho raui4 igoW start goo nnish Two
miles FROM ,he uush Mldd.u, run-
nng .trougk Was knocked u,o tho
! gutter by motor ear -p'una his
chances OF record breaNug
D'hhi ana James ]. '''N' "I
Toronto were favorit.s 20 th, Na'J 20
li3 entrants. but th, latter collapsed
three mites frnm a.. HuIsh
Thi1y-sjN runners finished lusi'e
of throc hours
Husn.ndns bis rrsrrN, POWERS Tor
e. Speedy nuish. clarence r. Demar.
soft tho Nurih Dorchester. Mass. Ath-
letio aesoeiuuun. won the Boston Ath-
! l,tic assu,atou's nftcenth Marathon
rae, TO-DAY and established new rrc-
ord of hours "a minutes. 80 3-1
seconds iot the twenty -dve miles The
previous record. hours. minutes.
- sccnEd>, was uad, br rom Long
boat, four years ago
y j Madden Of south Bostpu was
second. only missing getting inrid"
| the record through uu accident va
| Fahorc of Montreal Nas third and
Robert j Fowler Of Cambridge,
| fourth.
Although Ir p mt g' rlrs old,
prmar b. an old hand 100 long distance
! racing ~ Finished second boo
the' Marathon scar ago, and u tho
same positou in the race to Brock
ton las' fan H. has won several
! hrst priYas 80 shorter distances
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
ASSEMBLY
Educators and Ministers AS
Well As Amusements Are
Scheduled at Mountainair
in Early August.

SpU'i'l 10 Evening Herald
MountDinDr y NJ Apr 20 --plnns
Tor shc Chatauquu assembly which
wil -, held a,ru durag August have
h,cn matutrd and secretary W NJ
Mcc"i mas given out th, follow ing
Information
departments.
Tho drpg tm,njs This year viii be-
,rprcilNl strong. the Bible study de-
pJlUn,ut vii d, in charge oi Mrs
i. 4 i,uuyan. \ VI ot Albuquerque.
fptn'r department. worker ~ old
Chgutaupua and ul, of The most sue.
s'wiDl thl teachers los the United
Statcf
in thy drp.rtm M 0t ,iucntiuu AMI
oratory Miss sarah - rlmer VIII
give daily lectures on Literature" Miss
elmer has been a pupil az the cum
NOOK tVhool 90 orator, ~ Northwest
,u university pupil of Mrs. J. H-i-
I'm crihb. aha IN byrol " King and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

Mr.. Ra ubo next morninsj Nancy
was ierioc0y so4" when ! came
home last night. WASH /.
Mrs Rambo thins so Apsalom;
slill thought Il wds uu" queer
hat YOU asked me what H.. inno VITA
the newspaper thai had N'droW Wool
sons speech In II Chicago U hume
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

h.hr your wife Is going to q
san'iarium, Nothing serious I hope
oh, no She secretary OF her
club
"Yps?"
And after carving the club min.
utes all Water In her head. she sa,
down the Other day and tried TO
write em ont louisville Courier.
Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
BALL STARTS ROLLING
IN THE NORTHWEST

seattle Wash, Apul 20 With n'
dicati0a- OF an unusually good sea
son the Northwestern baseball league
started the race for the 1911 pennant
5 Yesterday Ia The initial cOnteots
Portland appeared at spokane, Vie
toria az Tacoma and Vancouver IN
this civ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
new RAILROAD FOR
NEW MEXICO
Projected Line From 0klaho.
ma City to Coal Fields of
Coliax County; Ration Takes
Energetic Action in Matter.

oklahoma CltE Apl -U lail.
iuad g.. 1,ur ptoiec.d from here
which ls tu extend northwest through
trs coal fields Of New N,..,o 10 has
alIeal, hcon uGdorwri' % tnr several
million 20 dollars and s.ll mean u
great deal To- Oklahoma lud to the
Whoio OF New Mexico Oklahoma
Guys uoposcd line 10 lb northwest.
as recently projected bt cN.GpScruor
EasktN and which enterprise has al.
ready been undcrwiitf,u Dos Euro.
ponn capitalists 10 the pNIrnf OF ton
millions has attracted much attention
In Colorado ia yieN oI 'hc nc that
coal field in southern Colorado or
northern New Mexico are fu hr con.
sidDrod he logical objective Doubt
less propositions alrcadt made hy
Trinidad VIII receive serious sconsid.
,ia'!on ia view OF the tact hat an
Oklahoma City ongiuacr has already
visited that place 10 sound local sen
imcuf The road has been surveyed
10 Guymol IN TcNas couatt. Oklahu.
IA. which Is directly cast oi Dcs
Moincs y n. A. Gutmon. two
routes into he coal fields are offered
The one affordlng the lowest natural
difficulties would be to follow an
TIE vale, of Bcayor Creek To nos
Molncs y W.. whela IL could con.
uoc' with one OF the roads now oper.
aiius or projected rIuniag between
hat point and Ration This would bo
the cheaper route aud he coal fields
would ne tapped bul the opportuni,y
later 20 secure an Outlet from Ration
wes' or north would be- lacking III,
Trinidad route IS regarded as the
most desirable but IL would be tn
most extensive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
Why Liue Merchants Be.
lieve IN Calendar
Advertising

pvoausc calendar adV,rt'sing
effectively couplos the mcr-
cnanls nanc With an article
tut ls always cunspicuou-lv
placed ana constantly used
ii"rauso cblHudar adN rtisiug
ia cuupar. lively inexpensive.
g'Vnr % maximum circulation
az minimum cost
ll, aus, calendar advertising
o. Cui..inuuus II workS tor
the merchant. Wntout renewal
cNpcns'. very dag iur Nc"r
PrcHu. c1l,uda adv Rising
la cumulative " calls thu rr".
chants namr to TIA, favorable
dti utiou OF an Who visit the
nom"H or nu.invss places con
tanning his ca! ndar
'cetusc rs, giving 81 an at
ttdHttNr calendar strengthens
thpi most valuable pf business
asstts the friendly. personal
relation hip between merchant
aud customer.
Th,r, ar, plenty 81 other
good rasous Nnt liNr W'r-
Ga. u, VIII tcli ,ou What ,roS
HE
i yuu want to rect tntu the
|Nr mDr. laat 60 - scud f'r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
Ration Enthus over Railroad
propo"ition

Ration, y VI April 90 special
meeting cf the board of directors ol
tho Ration Comm .rcial club was held
last evening In TIE club rooms. the
directors present being Messrs VII.
son McAdliir, Fulghum Shulor, I'd.
munds ani Majors I, was voted 10
ACCEPT W " Rumspur's proposition
ot taking an exhibit car OF New Mos
ico product con tour through the
eas'"in states provided The various
other towns iu ius ucw state co-oper-
ate N the movement
The proposition uf organizing the
towns ana count along q proposed
'inr oi railroai from Ration 10 OkS
homa city Wa discussed ut length
aud definite action taken regarding
the same On motion. he president
was instructed fo draw up resolu
tions and preamble for The promotion
Of suoh a prof c' ana presen, them
TO The commcycmi ana other bodies
/ lepresentins The owns Interested.
The Ration Range comments anus
upon the situation
To arouse Ration and her business
interests 20 the imminent opportunity
nov controatiu. hcr in the purpose
I w w 'lli'iN iil'I' AtNfU tN 'lf tIs
rcctors last evening our sister city
ON The other side of the pass has ~.
eadN woke to iII act that tho cN.
( tension OF this particular railroad
( project Is not nuI. bona fde iniru.
toned but actually under wa, and
thai the tappi1a OF ne valuabl beds
/ OF dome site conl Ing under the Ra.
! ton mountain W8s ne accomplished
I from The north as veil as the south
side 81 the range While the contour
/ OF the proposol .uutes from Gu,mon
west give the southern route the ad.
vantage In losiTHbiliiv so far ms ih,
expense ut railroad construction is
concerned ths obstacle would not
remain a bar tu rmincd efIor ON
the part OF our competing city north
of ms 10 local interest and pril In
the welfare o. our Gate City should
remain dormant with a direct con.
nCciion with The l,ading metropolis
! of Oklahoma Rafons future az The
largest and nost ptugressivc yitv IN
northern New Mexico would be abso.
mtoly assured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
Thursday, August ~; albuquerque
DuN.

Thc entire program ui tbr day
VII De, In cAarg" ot the Albuquerque
Commercial club Governor Mnls
Wil' b' present and the program viii
end with grand musical entertain
meut Ion ia" evening by The Albuuucr-
Qur CHORAL club Arrangements are
being MAO" 60 run g special train
nom Alhuqueruu" thHt day ana a.
band will accompany the crowd The
arrangements have been placed in the
hands of competent committee conn
posed of Hon. r. e.. Schwcntkcr.
president, prof., A. u stroup. Geo.
Arnott aud -. a. Matson
FRIDAY. \ugn,s -; Chautauaua nay.
D. m Recognition day exercises
iu charge of Mrs. Estcllc y. Hill. &. J..
is &C. Graduate and department work
cr
go T.. m. Lecture. "Courigc aud
CoWardicr, IN" Gospel Backbone 0y
Hon VI ~. Williams, member Of kan
sus state legislature
saturday August ~; Mothers DAY
y m L. cturc ."rhe Mother. thc
CHILD and III" state" Dr Charlrs T.
luKcus. superintendent Of the Child-
rras uomc society 90 New Mexico.
: 30 p, IN. Lecture "Men-Doyiis
aud Hogs, Hon VI u Williams
sunday. August ~.
10 e. m. Chautauqul SUNDAY
school. conducted by Rev r. = Al
dredgc, corresponding secretary oi
the Baptist convention of New MoN-
iro.
% M Lecture. cine Biblc--ls n
from God'' ny Hon VI II. Williams
I 80 h. m sacred concert aud re'
ciial hN Miss sarah -. Timer. assisted
hA sci sctcd vocal talent.
Closing song. "God BE with Yot
TN Ne Meet Again"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
HOW THEY STAND,

The --latest standing In the Queen $
contest Of the Beavers Carnival toll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

I'm going to build new thea,cr
along improved lines
How now"
n is n hardship for society people
to walk from the curb Ia their seats
| propose To arrange things 50 that
carriages can drive right down the
center ailsc - Pittsbnrg Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

For the hest saddle horses IN the city
call phone No :, w. !. Trimbi~. ia
n. end 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

Monday. \upu~, :: polnicu, ia'.

o. W Political platform raiiy.
Addresses hN prominent '.'rt .entH-
t,os of political part
iu %. 100. "ctur" nN ION. p"r' Cn
e.. Dr'V. Jt l,s Moucs. J 49,. IA,
World aS I u and Ournt o. Be-" p,
IA. late sam Juupk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

friday. August I; Educational Ia,

D. ~ Lectures b, PROT = I
rlnrN. superintendent OF public BE-
structiou. and Di Frank n u &c.,.
crts uf the territorial normal. O..
Ncgas
80 y m. Elocutlou recital NJ
sarah - Timer ct th t.y ou W *
school of dramatic at pi Putsbur
Prunsy lVanln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
Tuesday. Nugns, :: W.-iouar, Dn,

% M. varied program lN nl.-
sion workers of national pr,ioin. nee.
IN charge oi Mrs. Mollic &. Leaning
,8u o. m sam Jones lecture,
"Ch1ractrr aud Chaructcss.' hy Hon.
lL.-l.i.n l. A,rnuI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
saturday. AUGUST = Ncw Nr,hu Ia,

NsIIIFFWNN, VW"W~T y WV V'NNW NV =
This has been designated ~ w
MvXicp Hcsourccs day ana tn ,n-
Tire program, both day ana ovcuin".
VIII no under the auspices of The NcV
~ Nico bureau oi hnmisrat On. r,u
" ~ li.nuing. Hcr ''diy. ~ ,n4te..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
HEDMARK HAS HIS
LEFT EYE REMOVED
OPTIC Nerve AFFECTED ~ A
BLOW FROM CLUB IN RE-
CENT MELEE.
Fifth Surgical Operation Performed
Upon Bismarck Man, Who Well
Niqh Holds Record.

Thursday afternoon James 11edmark
submitted to an operation in local
hospital when he had bis LETT eye re-
moved.
EARLY last week he had an alterca-
ton with a man from Morton county
named jackson, and in the melee He'd
mark received a shnging blow in the
eye, jackson having struck him with
a club.
The optic nerve became affected
and the operation became necessary.
Probably no man in the community
has submitted to more surgical oper-
atibns than Hedmark. Several years
ago he met with an accident whereby
he lost a leg. Two years ago he re-
ceived an ugly cut in his hand and the
little finger was amptuated. Then an
operation for appendicitis, and later
a s,mgedn removed q toe to give him
.relIef from a painful corn, and now
the loss OF an eye gives him a list OF
misfortunes that are probably unpre-
cedented.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
SEEK FOR FAMILY 49,. :.
/. OF Otis BLANCHARD
MOTHER OF MRS. BLANCHARD
ANXIOUS TO LEARN WHERE.
ABouTS.
Party Left Wisconsin for Points In
North Dakota or Montana and
Have Not Been Heard from Since.

Does anyone know what has be-
come of my family of Otis Blanchard?
On the goth Of last August, he, with
his wife Edith and three little sons,
Clarence, aged eleven, Willard. ten,
and Ernest, nine Grove away from
Boscobel, Wis.,, bound for some point
in Montana or North Dakota, since
which time no word or trace Of them
can be found. He Is short heavy
built man. dark hair, brown eyes,
and very dark complexion, aged 80
years. She is medium size, dark
complexion, dark brown hair, long
darA eyelashes, blue gray eyes.
wears glasses, aged 81. Boys all
dark complexion, short for age, old
est has blue eyes, two youngest
brown eyes, sturdy stocky little boys.
If any one knows where they are,
or of any accident that has befallen
such a family will write to her moth
er, Mary L. Bartholomew, Boscobel,
Wis.,. they will be suitably rewarded
for their trouble. They might have
taken some other name.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
SHERIFF AFTER
Ex1RADITl0N Papers
JULIUS MOE WANTED IN NEW
YORK ON CHARGE OF FORG.
cry
Alleged Fugitive itom Justice Being
Held by Police in New York CITY.

Joseph z. Benson sheriff of Grand
Forks county, spent Thursday in this
city securing extradition papers in
the case of julius Moe. who is want
ed at Grand Forks on an alleged
charge of forgery. Mr.. Benson Sc
cured the necessary papers and left
for New York, where Moe is now held
by the police subject to the ecogni-
ton of the extradition papers by
Governor Dix of New York.
From reports it is to be gathered
that the man who is held for the
above crime, early IN the year
forged his employers name to several
checks and then departed for Spo-
kane. Not content with his stunt
pulled off in this- state, he again did
the same thing for $3.50. IL and was
not detected until the check had gone
through. The matter was taken up
by the American Bankers association
and he has been traced from one
oo!nt to another until finally located
in the metropolis. Here an agent OF
the bankers caused MS arrest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
ANNOUNCE DATES

DICKINSON, N. D.. Dec. 29-The
Dickinson dates in the indoor rifle
shooting league have been announced
The next match in which the local
crack shots will participate, takes
place December 30, against st. Paul
The results Of mtaches are reported
by wire. During the year Dickinson
will shoot as follows: January s.
Adrian, Mich; Jan. 13. Hsbee, Ariz;
January 20, Butte; January q, Ia
coma: February 3, Helena; February
TO- Los Angeles; February II. Madi-
son; February IA, Milwaukee Badger
Rifle Club; March 2, Milwaukee Rifle
and Pistol Club. The Dickinson shots
have made unusually good records.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
ELkS TO DANCE.

The social dance given tomorrow
evening by the local lodge of Elks for
their members and ladies promises
to be one of the leading social events
of tn season, and the committee in
charge has completed arrangements
to make the affair a complete social
success. Members attending should
bear in mind that dancing will CON-
mence as near as possible at $3.50
O'Clock,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
BIDS FOR COAL WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of County Auditor of Burleigh
County at Bismarck, N. D., up to and
including the hour of ten O'Clock on
january 4th, 1912, for three hundred
tons more or less of good grade lump
Ignite coal. Delivered and placed In
the bins at the Court House.
Contract to be awarded to the low.
est bidder.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners
T.. e. FLAdERTY,
county Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29
vIRTUoso COMING.

Splendid Concert IN Capital City Next
Wednesday Night.
At the public installation of officers
of st. Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias
which will take place here Wednesday
evening" january g.. Christian Hanson
the celebrated Norwegian violin vir-
tuoso. will give an entertainment un,
der the auspices of the K. P's.
Mr.. Hansen has appeared here be-
fore and met with such approval that
when an opportunity to secure him
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-29

RAILWAY COMMITS, ZION TO MEET.
The board of railroad commission
ers will hold a three-day session i'm
their Offices at the capitol next week.
There will be large amount OF rou-
| tine business to come before them.
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again was given the knights, every
one became enthusiastic and forth
with moved that he be brought here.
He will be assisted by Ethel Belle
Haynes, impersonator and reader.
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: TO SAVE 125,o0o BABIES A {
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OF 324,66o deaths in the United
States in 1909, 100000 were of bah
les under one year, and $4,000 OF
these deaths were from intestinal dis
orders due to improper feeding and
from infectious diseases, due often
to disease germs conveyed to the
babies in the milk.
It has been completely demon
strated in the United States that
such deaths can be prevented. and
that children, by proper nourishment,
can be made to Withstand other sick
nesses of infancy that are not due
directly to impure milk or improper
feeding, and this is the basis of the
expectation that $4,000 babies can
be saved annually.
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FREIGHT TRAIN STALLED.

A large Northern Pacific freight
train was stalled in the local yards
all night on account of the extreme
cold and the drifting snow. The crew
was SENT back to Mandan this morn
ing, the 16-hour limit having been
reached.
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sPERRAck BOUND OVER.

SPER6Ack BOUND OVER.
In the district court James Sper-
back, who was arrested Wednesday
for violating the prohibition law,
pleaded mot guilty to the charge and
was bound over to the district court
term OF February the SUM Of $4,000.
He was unable to arrange the bond
and will remain in Jail until court
convenes.
Sperback is an aged man and is in