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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
CLOVIS REPORTS -FOUR
INCHES or BEAUTIFUL

Clovis, n NJ, Feb. 26-t'our Inches
OF snow has fallen here during the
last % hours aud the dry farmers are
jubllant as Il means plenty Of moist
ure for early crops. The snowalorm
was accompanied by q wind with q
velocity of about 40 miles ar hour
which drilted the snow badly In
places No lives we're lost so far as
known In this vicinity The mini
mum temperature during the blizzard
was Is degrees above zero and the
maximum Was 40 degrees ahoys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
JUAREz RACES


tny EyenInE HERALD A. =. Leased wireD
Juarez. Mexico. Feb. 26 Entries
for tomorrow. First race. selling. five
furlonga: Ell Patio, t02; Defy Ethel
Wicks. RYvonne. Ruth Esther. 1856
isom. Flying Dor. The Thomas Doc
Star. Lieutentnt sawyer. l07. Dromi,
Wild Bear. ii0i Caiathumpian. 112;
Don't Say 80. Cap Nelson. ii5.
Second race. selling. one mile. san
Bornito. 100; Emma @, Virginia Lind
sey Ionla, Keep Moving. 1885 Pa
cifico Pedro. Little Marchmont. Allen
Fearn. Yankee Pooh, i01.
Third race. selling. five and one
half uronEs; Hugh Gray. iO2; Hazel
C.. NADIA Mas, Patsy peach, Ailsa
Paige. i05; Wrath, Hardy Sam Con-
nor. l07; Guoranola. 10,
Fourth race. selling. one mile;
sRake, %; The Bninffa Daughter.
100, Mamac. Hereto, Bob Farley,
1895 Marigot. 1895 copperg. Jim Caf-
frrain. i01.
f--Apprentice allowance,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
EXPRESS COMPANIES
UNDER POSTAL SERVICE
senator Gardner Of Malnc Introduces
nill Designed tO Place business
Under Federal Control.
(By IsvenInR IisraId a. ?, Leased wirel

(By fyeninR Herald a. ~ Leased Wifel
Washington. Feb. 26.--sonator
Gardner OF Maine today introduced a
bill under which the government
would take over the properties OF ex-
press companies and operate thrm as
part OF the postal service. extending
the service 10 the rural delivery Tho
measure Indicates the probable cost
OF taking over the properties as fol-
lows;
Real property. siA0o2,169i equip
mont. t3,8si,405i materials and sup
plies, $l38,2iO; advance payments on
contracts. fb,s36. .666. ana franchises.
good will. etc, si0.S77. $50, total Of
sa9.165.Si9. while the balance sheets
Of the companies show other assets
OF nearly Ni50. 600. 600. senator card
ner argues that these ase not avVptcd
To express service and that this prop
erty might be- rctained py the corpp-
rntlons without impalrlng yalre,
n la proposed that rates chareed
for express service under the govern
mont shall be- based on weight ana
length af haul rather than upon the
system IN effect for the carrying ot
malt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
ENTIRE WEST is
WHITE WITH SNOW

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 26.--C'over-
cd by six inches 10 two feet of heavy.
soddeH snow, the southwest today
faced the worst traffic conditions af
the winter. Despite efforts Of ycs-
terdny afternoon and last night 10
eiear iFacka and repRir wiree, pFac-
tioally no trims from the west we're
running on schedule and telegraph
service from many points was cut of.
Traffic conditions Ia Kansas were
the worst In years Ten inches Of
snow In the streets was so heavy DIFF
Nculty was experienced In making
passage even with power snow plows.
For hours telegraph connections on
every road 10 tie Union depot were
broken and lost trains were numer-
Gus.
Headquarters OF the Rock Island
here were cut or from communion
tlon with the southwest The Golden
state limited from the west. due at
$40 last night. hns not been honfd
from since Yesterday morning. when
II was held up az nR.hart. Texas.
Eaatbcund passenger train No. 2. due
at 1895 x. m. today, had not been
heard from. Train No. 40. cestbound.
WNf Wf 81 ~ NNff AfAH hNA
expected 20 be hours late.
Missouri Pacific eastbound No. 3.
due from Pueblo NJ s:l5 this morn
ing. was annulled west of Holslngton.
Kan No. westbound due to de-
part for Pueblo at $50, was annuiled.
Atchison. Topeka 4 santa Fe train
No. g. tied up yesterday west 81
Dodge city, arrived today fifteen
hours tate. Trains No 2 and No. Z,
also stalled IN western Kansas, were
reported moving ana We're expected
here about "a hours late.
Union Pacific headquarters had re-
ceived no reports from oastb0uud
trains No 10 and No, i0a due this
forenoon.
Atchis0n, Topeka q Santa re. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Union Pacific sched-
ales Ia the southwest also are De-
moralizcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
AMERICANS FLEEING
OUT or MIeXICO

Tucson. Ariz., Feb. 2G--Ali Amer
leans who can leave Mexico are doing
so as rapidly as possible. according
10 refugees from the west Of that RE-
public who arrived here today.
Those who feel that their interests
there are too great Go sacrifice are
buying guns and ammunition IN large
quantities TO defend themselves in
case OF attack.
The refugees who arrived here
from Mexico today said that while
the Mexlcans IN the cities did not
seem ili disposed toward Americans,
those Ia the country districts were
openly hostile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
WOMEN MAY VOTE
THIS SPRING
Complex Situation Has Arisen
Out of Provision in COnsti-
tuition of New State Regard
ing Suffrage.

(By EvenIng Herald A. 4. LEASED WIreD
Santa Fc. n, M, Feb. ga pecu-
liar situation has arisen over the pro-
vision of the new state constitution
giving women the right 10 vote at
school elections. ana Attorney Genef-
al Frank ". Clancy today ruled that
this clause goes into effect al the
rural school elections In April. al
though no registration or other pro-
cedure has been yet provided. when
the women for the first time in the
history OF New Mexico will go to the
polls, but that another provision that
school elections must be held sep
arately from other elections, viii pre-
vent the election Of school directors
IN incorporated municipalities at the
municipal elections In April, until the
legislature prescribes time and pro
cedure. the present school directors
holding over for the present, although
their terms have expired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
MORE SOLDIERS ARE
STINT To ARIZONA lime

Washington. Feb, --Hcaiiging
the need OF n stronger patrol on the
Mexican border IN Arizona. the war
department today ordered two COM
panios OF the Fourth cavalry 60
Douglas and one company to Nogaies
from San Antonio. Captain Mahliu
Craig OF the general staff has been
ordered TO go Immediately from sar
Francisco 20 the Imperial valley 60
investigate conditions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
Roosevelt Organization Is at
Once Put Under Way and
Headquarters Are Opened
Promptly in New York
GOVERNOR JOHNSON Is
PLEASED WITH OUTCOME
He Declares That People All
Over Nation Will Now Raj
ly TO Rough Riders Stand
ard and Nominate Him.

(By Evenins herald 4. y. Leased Wsrrl
Boston, Alsiss, Feb. 26.--Wo're In
the fight, that's ail,' said Theodore
Roosevelt today. Il was his Only
comment on his statement issued yes
torday that he would accept the pres
idential nomination II offered 20 him.
With Mr. Roosevelt squarely on
record the actual work OF getting to-
gether "a Roosevelt organization Was
begun here today.
Tolegrams from many parts OF the
country and visitors urged Mr. Roos-
ovelt 20 roll up his sleeves and throw
himself into the fray, but he let Il be
known that for the present ho intends
Go do little, preferrlRg to await indi
egtions of the effect oi his announce
ment. He said that his visitors today
were forming a Roosevelt organiza.
ton In Massachusetts out that he
would take no part in Il. While he
will Keep IN touch with the political
situation ia all parts of the country,
Mr. Roosevelt expressed the deter
minatlon TO identity himself with no
Roosevelt organization.
Requests for speeches have been
received from several states but Mr,
AAANa'ffAb hNtA Nv ANA H'A tAAtiN w
bis mind What tO DO. lie said, how
ever tisat whether or not he embark
ed on speaking campaign ne would
ieileIate time after tme his beliel
in the political principles he set forth
IN hi9 speech ol Columbus, Ohio. Il
Is on tnia platform that the Roosevelt
campaign la to be fought
During the first part of his Wait
10 Boston MIR Roosevelt confined him
self TO meeting his friends, visiting
the scenes Of his younger days az
Harvard and talking OF his iavoFite
authors. lie was scheduled today doI
number 81 political conferences.
Colonel Roosevelt apont last night
with Judge Robert Grant. lie said
he expected 10 take luncheon today
with Mrs Margaret Deland, the au-
thor aud Mrs. Roger Wolo0tt, widow
OF the former governor of Massachu
Hetis. Then he Is to go TO the home
OF Graft0a Cushing, speaker OF the
Massachusetts house. With his visll
10 the speaker. where he Is to re-
main over night, he viii plunge into
political conferences which probably
viii keep him busy much OF the time
until he leaves Boston.
Among those whom nc expects Il
meet are Governor Bass Of New
Hampshire and representatives OF ths
Militant Progressive Republican
League OF Massachusetts The colone
hoped 10 iind time during the day u
stroll about among the book shops o
Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26

rival IN Ogden this morning William
J. Bryan. who ls here to speak before
On audience this afternoon comment.
ing on Theodore Roosevelt's open
declaration OF his candidacy, said
"The announcement OF Mr. Rooae-
velts cadidacy for president 10 news
tha, ls news, except that n was fore.
shadowed by his speech AZ Columbus,
Ohio. and by an Outlook editorial on
a Third Cup OF C0ifee.'"
Further than this Mr.. Bryan simply
added that Il would be an interesting
fight which the Democrats would
watch Intently.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
HEApoUARTERs OPENED
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York, n. ". Feb 26.--Perman-
ent offices from which supporters OF
Theodore Roosevelt will wage his
fight for the Republican presidential
nomination we're opened at No /
MadisOu gVonue today IN charge OF
oliver Clinton Carpenter. n lawyer
who was one OF the lieutenanis OF
Geo. y. Cortelyou, chairman OF the
Republican national committee In
1904.
"Tke Roosevelt committee Of New
York City will handle the work here
toward securing delegates 90 the ma
tional convention IN favor OF his nom
lnation and also will cooperate IN the
work throughout the country toward
securing roosevelt delegates said
Mr. Carpenter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
GOMEZ DECLARES I'VE
- NOT BEHIND REVOLT

san Antonio, Texas. Feb. 26.--Emil
Vasquez Gomez today replied to pres-
ldeut Madero's answer 20 a telegram
In which Gomez requested Madoro TO
roslgn and bring peace to Mexico.
Gomez dcnied he was fomonting
revolution IN Mexico. but said his
present attitude az recognized head
og u WAS what held together the elc-
monts. Ills withdrawal. he said.
would meun anarchy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
HUNG JURY LIKELY
IN SNEED TRIAL
Man Who Shot and Killed
Captain A. g. BOyce at TT.
Worth, Texas, Because of
ElOpement May Be Free.

tHY Evening Herald 4, 2. enNed WsFel
Fort WORTH Texas, Feb. as
Chance of verdict IN the Sneod case
taday seemed remote. The jury has
been weighing the evidence since sat
nrday night.
Yesterday word was sent 10 Judge
Swain that Il had been unable 20
reach verdict, bnt the judge in
stfucted the jury to return 10 their
delibefhtions.
John i. sneed has been on trial for
the murder OF Captain A. q. Boyce.
whose SON cl0ped with Sneed's wife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
At the EIks Al
$3.50 Tonight

Tile Kansas University GIee
club, n dozen strong. viii glvc =
frcc concert In the Elks' thcnter.
beginning nj $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
Tho K q. boys were not booked
10 appcar IN Albuquerque, hut
owing a. train connections Il has
bcen found possible 10 have them
render a concert here. The club
appears Hs santa Fc reading
room attraction, but everybody ln
Albuquerque, whether q SANTA IA
omployc or not, n lnVited 90 at
ttnd the concert tonight. No
tickets have been or will be- given
out aud no seats viii be- reserved.
The housc opens az 5sls and the
concert begins at $3.50. First
come, first served. Hull program
and personnel OF ciub on pasc 2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
ENGLAND'S COAL STRIKE
MAY BE AvERTED NOW


london. Feb. 2G.--At the concur
sion Of meeting this afternoon be-
tween tho members OF the cabinet
committee and tho coal owners, at
which the threatened strike Of SO0,-
0O0 miners was discussed. an owner
authorized the statement that the sit-
uauon is easiet and decidedly more
hopeful"
n IL reported IN radical circles here
today that Premier Asuuith has de-
termined In the event OF national
coal strike that the government will
take over ana work temporarily all
the coal mines and thus prevent "a
panic I'm prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
IA TOILETTE Is
sTIl.L ~ TILE RACE

Lincoln. Neb.. Feb. 26.--Robert La
Foile.te's name was added 10 the list
OF candidates 20 be voted on at Ne
braska's presidential primary by a
petition flled this morning by secrc-
tary Corrick OF the LaFollette State
league. The petition contained the
names Of nearly 1000 voters widely
scattered over the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
cARlNgT OFFICERS TO
RALLY TO NR TAFT

waahlneton. d. c.. Feb 2G.-Mr.
Rnogovelt's accepted willingness 20
accept the Republican nomination for
president dld not affect viaibiy ai.
fairs ai the white House today Pres
idont Taft win have no direct answer
to the announcement prior 20 the
Ohio speeches, according to state
ments from official sources There was
no great increase in congressional
callers today bat Vice President Sher-
man and senator Murray Crane ot
MassarhuHctis hurried 10 the presi-
dents offices. Neither would discuhs
his visit
Secretary OF war stlmson also was
a visitor Asked na 10 what attitude
Sc would take, Mr Stlmson said
e viii make my position clear In
the speech which ! will make 10 Chi
cag0 March 81
This speech Is 20 nc made before
the Chicago Taft club Il has baen
looked forward 10 as one 0f series
cabinet officers are TO make IN sup
port Of the president, ana q was the
general impression here today that
MI Stlmeon will adhere 10 bis orig
inal pnrpOae The fact that he said
he would announce his position be-
fore q Taft organization also 10 re-
gardod aa significant
There d q growing belief that the
efux of the nre-cOnyonllOn campaign
win center in Ohio. the presidenta
state n ia known the Roosevelt
forces will make one OF their strong
est bids for delegates there. and the
presidents lrleuds are preparing Ia
meet their activities, Mr TAFT n 10
be called upon 20 bear large share
OF the Ohio burden.
Al Toledo on March the president
is expected 10 make the iiFst speech
IN reVly 10 the doctrine onunolnted by
Colonvl Roosevelt az Columbus,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
FOURTH INFANTRY
READY EoR ORDERS

Washington, d. c.. Feb. 26--The
fourth intaqtry now divided between
Fort Crook, Omaha and Fort Logan,
H. Root Hot springs, was ordered to-
day TO be prepared to entrain for San
Antonio on receipt OF a second mes
sage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
TRAFFIC TIED tfP
rs MISSOURI. TOO

st. Joseph. $40. Feb se.--1'raffic
and business of every kind has been
al a standstll here since sunday att
ernoon as result Of the worst snow
storm In many years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26

y. 8. MARSHAL FOR ARIZONA.
gny EveniuE lIernid A. =. Leased Wirel
Washington, d. g.. Feb 26.--The
president today nominated Charles A.
Overlook of ArlzOna 10 be United
States marshal for the district Of Arl-
4Ona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
SNANNN@ANNAAAA
TAX RoRnER ARRgsTEp

} New York, N. Y. Feb, 26.--
} Police Commissioners Waldo an-
, nounced today that the detective
} bureau had arrested Ed ning-
!, man. formerly a prizehghlor, az
, the principal IN she taxicab rob-
} bory IN which two bank moasen-
gers were held up and robbed OF
e25.OOO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
. . . . . . . . . . Q 900 .
. WEATHER FORECAST =

. Denver. Colo, Feb 2G-fore' =
3 Casi Colorado generally fair to- =
. night ana Tuesday; warmer In .
. east aud north portions tonight .
. New Mexico Generally fair =
. tonight aud Tuesday .
a q AAANS SAA AA Q .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RETAINS LANDS
Supreme Court Upholds Rights uf
(srant Masle IA Oid Atlantic Riid
Pacific 3allrOad Worth Millions.

cry EveninG Herald A. =. Leased WiFel
Washington. f'eb. 2G.-~rhe right
OF the Southern Pacific railrond com.
pany 10 selections Of land under the
so called "riain line grant by eon-
gress within the grant 90 the oid
Atlantic a Pacific railroad was ur-
held today by the supreme cOurt of
the United states. The decision. q
test case. Involved tho claim 10 more
than $1,000, ,00e worth Of California
land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
10 car PROBE, roo

CBy Evening Herald A. =. Leased Wirel
Washington D. O., Feb 26.-Sen-
alOr Reed OF Missouri today intro
duced In the senate a resolution d.
rectlng an Investigation into the elec
tiOn OF Senator Dupont Of Delaware
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
COLORADO RAILROADS.
ARE DEMORAII

Denver Colo. Feb. 26.--Time
schedules Of an railway lines enter
Ing Denver ore almost completely de-
mo9allzed today owing 60 the deep
snow Tho main trouble lies east Of
here.
Union Pacific train t0a. from KAN
sns City. due to arrive here az T,i0
this mornlng. - stalled somewhere
near the Kansas line. Colorado a
Southern train No, /. due here az
3;s5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, had
not reached here this morning. Meth
en- had Rock Island trains No. 5 and
No. 90.
TRAIN SERVICE rs
MYTH IN KANSAS
Topeka. Kan. Feb 26--'rrain serv-
ice iH demoralized as a result of the
snow storm, All the lines report Sc
we're struggles with snow drifts
throughout Kansas There has been
no train on the Union Pacific since
no o'clock last night The company
reports from i2 10 IA inches of snow
IN western KanaaE
WORST BIIzzAltD
IN YEARS IN IOWA
Doa MOines. Ia.. Feb aG-rrain
service and traffic generaily In Iowa
10 az standniill today a. the result
CONTINUED on Page q Column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
RRYAN oAVo DEMOCRATS

WILL WATcH OUTCOME
Ogden. Utah. Feb. 20.--ln az inter.
view given Immediately after his ar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
80 MYTH IN KANSAS
WORST RI.IzzARD

Doa Moincs. la.. Feb ae.--Train
service and traffic genoraily in Iowa
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-17
A Large Crowd Here From the COun-
try and From Adjoining Towns
Five thousand Young Trees Distributed to Farm
ers Who Will Plant Groves Around
Their Homes

entitled Springs Harbinger de-
serves special mention and received
much applause.
After the entertainment in the
opera hall about FIVE thousand
young trees were distributed to the
farmers who came to town. These
were gathered along the river near
town and were neatly done up in
bundles and distributed from the
empty Jarvis store.
The Culbertson Band then led
the procession to base ball park,
where one of the best ball games
ever seen in Culbertson was wit
messed. The game was between
Froid and Culbertson, the latter
winning by score Of ; too. Froid
had a number Of rooters along and
the enthusiasm in the grand stand
was unlimited. The score was as
follows:
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Court News

May 3.-Judgmeni for plaintiff in the
sum Of SIIo3.ao was entered today in the
case Of Stone Ordesn Wells Co. vs.. Thos.
r. Forbes. ct al.
May 4. Tie divorce action Of Anna z.
Carlson VS.. e. A. Garrison vas ordered
transferred BY Judge Utter to the new
county Of Blaine.
In the case Of Lewis-Wedum Company
W. Phoenix Insurance Company. judg-
ment vas entered for plaintiff and against
the insurance company.
Nay 6. Administsatrix Eiie r. Goss. in
the msster OF the estate Of Alfred p. Goss.
deceased. appeared before The Judge in
response TO q citation issued out Of the
district court. and vas given until Nay 40.
IeIa in which to file an accounting Of hes
ADMINISTRATORS Of said estate: having failed
TO do 20 before this time.
The injunction and restraining order 10
sued BY the court in the case Of X. o.
Lunks vs.. Peter Eseland asd Jeas Nor
gard was vacated by the court. the is-
junction dissolved.
Nay. On the aand day Of May. I9Ia.
the case Of the Citissa's State Bank W.
George Balfour and Oscar Perry vas ssI
fos trial. This case vill b trisd by q
local jury Of Glasgov veairsmsa. bsiag the
only case to be tried before the term ol
court set BY Judge Frank N. Utter At Chi
nook On the third Of June. 1914
Judgment by default in favor OF plaintiff
! vas entered today in the case Of Knus'
Bsuiocd ". Charles L. Folksssad.
Aosioo Of plainsiA fos stay of proceed
,ags in the case Of r. o Luahs ~. Pete
Eeeland and Isas Norgaasd. in witch u
iajascsioe vss Dissolved % ths sissh 10
ssaas. vas dsaisd b. the coart.
Dscsss a divoses vss granted 70 Thoo
- r. Nessov by dsfasls 10 he ssit iasei
suAsd b hin against his vile. Ehsahss
4. 0ossow.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-17

tana f,ve years ago and took up a
homestead near Froid. Miss Tun-
,son has lived near Froid tor sew
eral years and is a beautiful and
accomplished young woman. The
newlyweds have planned a unique
honeymoon, having previously ar
ranged camp along the Missouri
where they fish and hunt for geo.
logical specimens as Mr.. Killam 10
interested in the science OF geolo-
gy. He has graduated in Astron-
omy-star gazing and can now give
more time to the former science.
Their many friends wish them
happiness and bon voyage.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-17

Stolen bases, AcNeii 2. Mccormack. Chase
Johnston, Gobush and Font; left ON bases. Nc
Nell, Johnston 2, Zimmerman and Arbuckle;
nrst base ON balls on Smith !. on Arbuckle 2;
wild pitches, by smith I. by Arbuckle 2; struck
out by smith u, by Arbuckle n; double plays,
schnitzler- r-Zimmermsn-Fi Fields.
Time hour and ~ minutes.
Umpire Caldwell
scOrekeeper Babcock.
The ball, given by the Ideal Or
chestra in the Opera Hall in the
evening, rounded out the day OF
pleasure IN good shape. About
thirty couple were present and all
had q splendid time.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-17
4 LIFE UNION
Mr.. A. n. Killam and Miss Katie
Tunison Of Froid Embark on
the Sea Of Life

A quiet wedding ceremony was
performed by Rev. Cookingham at
the M. E. parsonage Wednesday
afternoon 1t q o'clock when Mr..
Alvin N. Killam and Miss Katie
NJ. Tunison, both of Froid, took
upon themselves the vows which
unite them. for the journey Of life.
The groom is a school teacher and
for the past year has been in charge
Of the Froid school. He received
his education at Ann Arbor. Mich.
from which place he came to Mon
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-17

$500 Weekly Benefit for Accident or
Sickness: 81. 900 for loss Of limb or eye.
sight: sIoo. 90 for Emergency Relief Bene.
ht. Cost is 5000 per ysar-No other Dues
nor Assessment. Men and Women be-
tween ages I6 to 6s are accepted. Reliable
Company with SIoo. 600. 90 State Deposit
for the protection Of Policy-holders and to
guarantee the payment Of claims. Write
for further information giving your age.
sex and occupation. Address
Dept. AL. American Registry
3u3 Company. Erie. Pa.