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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
RACING SEASON
WILL SOON END
Many Turfmen Are Depart
ING for the East. lMt There
is No Paucity of Horses
HANDICAPS THIS WEEK
p. Ryan VIII Ship the Fly
ING HOniton and the Bal
-ance of His String To-Day

Racing VIII continue for only two
weeks more at Oakland, as Saturday.
May 3 viii mark the close Of a sue
cesstul season. Interesting sport is fur
nished daily ana the attendance keeps
up well.
A good programme has been arranged
Tor this week, including a number OF
handtcaps. on Wednesday there will
he one at a mile and seventy yards for
three e-year-olds and upward. on Satur-
Gay the best performers at the track
viii meet in a mile and a furlong
event.
number OF owners viii ship to
Eastern and Middle Western points
during the week. p. Ryan starts to-
morrow for New York, taking Honiton.
Ben MacDhui and Ny Order
Among a party Of prominent turfmen
no left FOR Chicago by yesterday
nHornings overland were A. J. Levy.
John Quinn, Frank ShOrtell. Jack At
kin. George North, Bill Henry and
Nally Brinkworth.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
TEST CASE WILL BE MADE
OF SUNDAY BALLPLAYINC
Members of the Brooklyn and Phila-
deIphia Clubs Are Arrested at
Washington Park.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK, April 24.-Whether
the playing of baseball in Greater New
York on Sunday is illegal is to be de-
cided on a test case, the first step in
which was taken to-day under instruc-
tions issued by Police Commissioner
McAdoo. At the outset of the game
at Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day
the police arrested Pitcher Poole and
Catcher JackIitsch of the home team
and Frank Roth of the Philadelphia
team after the first named had pitched
the second ball. They were charged
with violation Of the Penal Code which
prohibits racing, gaming and other
public sports on the first day of the
week. Manager Hanlon of the Brook
lyn team then substituted Thatcher
and Ritter as the local battery and
the game proceeded without fur
ther interruption. Attendance, II, 900.
Score:
Brooklyn 10
Rstterlies4Thatcber and Ritter; Duggleby
and Doom. Umpire-Emslie.
CHICAGO, April 24.-The three runs scored
on both sides in the second inning were prin-
cipalIy results OF battery errors, the winning
one being earned by the visitors. Attendance,
II, 900. Score;
Chicago ..............-..-.-.-...
Bait eries-Brown and Holmes, DunleaVy and
Byers. Umpire-O Day.
CINCINNATI, April 4.--Cincnnati won by
an exciting nintn-inning rally Twice in the
ninth Cincinnati had the bases full. their first
run in this inning being brought a
force out at second. and the winning tally on
a drive TO center by Corcoran that would
have been good for three bases If necessary.
Leover was put out OF the game for assault
ing Umpire Johnstone. Attendance, 14,200.
Score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati ...-.-.---......'..... II
Pittsburg -----.-..--.---
Batteries-Suthoff. Kellum and Schle; Lee,
Pfeister and carrisch. Umpire-Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO April 24.-Chicago made great
finish In the ninth inning With two out and
a man on third Hess hit Holmes and passed
Jones' filling the bases. Callahan hit over
Lush's head for two bases. scoring three runs.
He scored the winning Green's double
to right. Attendance. $500. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago ...-...-.-.......'-.-.-
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Batteries-Dougherty. Flaherty and Sullivan;
Hess and Bemis.
ST. LOUIS April PA twelve-inning tie
game was played here to-day. 1t was hotiy
contested throughout. The errors We're equally
divided Attendance. 1900. Score:
R. H E.
Detroit ............ .......,....-. IL
Batteries-Sudhof and Sugden; Killian and
Woods.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
OAKLAND JUMPS
INTO THE LEAD
Mike Fishers Tigers Fall
Before Pete'S GladiatOrs
in Two Snappy Contests
ONE EXCITING WIND-UP
Suburban TOSSers Land the
Winning Run in the Last
Round at Recreation Park

srANpING oF rHE cLrBs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25

Totals 81 > 6 p II Totals. 20 / 1925 13
sTwo out when winning scored.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25

Merle johnson and Tracy Crawford tied.
go. 90; Ray Cornell and VIII Allen tied. 10,
2-6: c. n. Ravlin and DIR. Noble beat c.
LoveRrave beat H Spring and E. Robbins. SO.
6-3. Gil Koeher beat Angle, 81. e-i; VIII
beat Mitchell and Rolfe. Ga. 81. ell Mitchell
beat G Smith. Sc; Hans Lisser beat Gus
Lisser, Ga Ga; Spring beat Robbins, 81, 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
Totals. 30 ? Z "a IA totals % I

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
ENTRIEs FOR TO-DAY.

First raoe--siN and a half lurlongs. three
I. eer-olds and up selling
cess ~NiECroso fAppleby & Co 0-.-.......- 100
et@l The stevardess fWinter & johnson. 100
tolt 1clonel Eallantyne tFine) ---.-.......1l no
.asS kubelik lMcAllister a. CoO..........1n2 l %
ttaa Miss Vera lynch ..--.............1 100
--.- tsoA NNatl-ll --------. .----...--- -lOA
ft-s Resigned Macdonald ....-........... %
t6l5 Gondoius Jcuness) ...-..-....-..-...lO2
ts.S3 Emil tWilliamsl ....----.---....---.1 102
tell Mistaria Stockton Stablel ...--..-.. 81
tH5T Dora j lWcIimanl .-.-.....-......-.1O5
ll09 Vaughan lMrs HertzelD ...........-. "a
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-25
PROBABLE WINNERS.

'Apprenuce allowances.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
IDAHO NEWS.

The public school Of Hope is plan.
ming on installing gymnasium in the
near future.
The wire cable for the Nez Perez
tramway has arrived and will be put
in position as rapidly as possible.
The basketball game between Col
fax and Lewiston high school teams
was won by Colfax by a score of s
to 4.
By the accidental discharge of his
revolver Sunday evening Deputy Sher-
if Brizendine, Of Weiser, received a
bullet in his right leg.
The Parks school house, located
near Avon about 20 miles from
Troy in the white pine belt, was
destroyed by fire recently.
The state republican convention will
be held at Moscow August 10, for
the nomination of state ticket,
and at Pocatello May IS for the cleo
ton of delegates to the national con-
vention.
The removal of William Kirby as
postmaster and appointment of B. f.
Bashor at his place is the demand of
l40 patrons of the Peck postoffice who
have petitioned the SECOND post
master general.
| Hugh Brady, well known figure
about the occur d'Alenes for a mum
oer of years, has been admitted to the
county poor farm upon his own re-
quest.
Early Sunday morning Fritz Ringle's
block at Standpoint was destroyed, the
balance of the business houses will
more than likely escape destruction
rhe fire was handled with promptness
~ the local department and outsiders
Two men entered the Court
saloon late at night in Kendrick
recently and held up II men, securing
$40. Among the victims was con-
stable, whom the robbers relieved of
a revolver and overcoat. The robbers
were unmasked and acted with bold
ness.
A company is being organized to
)uild tramway from Kendrick to Big
Bear ridge. The company will be
composed principally Of the farmers
living adjacent to the proposed new
line. About 100000 bushels Of grain
rave been hauled from the ridge an
aually.
Charles Sweeny has purchased a
large portion of the stock Of the First
National bank Of Wallace, the only
nationl bank in the Occur d'Alenes.
The purchase price is on the basis of
about $4,000 for the institution,
which has but $4,000 capital stock.
No change will be made now in the
personnel of the bank 8 officers.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

pany has received from the east q
handsome new chemical and hose wa
gon.
Louis v. Doggy Of Chinook and J.
E. sheridan Of Big Timber have been
appointed postmastsrs Of their re.
spective towns.
The Great rails district school board
has decided to call for bids for the
erection Of q new school building to
cost $4,000.
One of the largest shipments Of
stock for this season from Bozeman
vicinity will be made on February 6,
when Joseph kountz will ship Is cars
of sheep and cattle from Bozeman and
IA cars from Manhattan, all bound for
the Chicago market.
State Superintendent WEIGH Is max.
ing a vigorous effort to have the law
regarding public school libraries car
ried into effect.
1t is reported burglars are doing q
thriving business in Butte. Scarcely
a day goes by that report is not made
10 the police of forcible entry and
robbery.
| Charles H. Stevenson, private sec
rotary to General Gideon D. Joubert
and Captain w. s. O'Donnell, the two
famous Boer officials, who are at the
mead of plan to place a colony Of
Beers in Montana, has arrived in Hell
ena and precedes his employers one
week.
AS a result Of a drunken quarrel
over a woman in remote part Of the
tlathead reservation Wednesday, An.
tome Three Woodchucks, an Indian,
was shot and instantly killed. VIII.
liam Compea is confined in the agen.
cy Jail at Arlee charged with the muir
der. The killing occurred on Camas
prairie about II miles from Plains.
and following the death Of Antoine
there was general row among the In.
dams. Williams head was beaten al.
most to a pulp.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
OREGON ITEMS.

The electric light company of
Enterprise has its plant in running
order again.
Harry D. Egbert, the murderer of
John q. Sexton and John West in
Harvey county, October 4, 1908,
paid the penalty of death for his
crime by being hung recently at
Salem.
The stage which runs from Elgin to
Joseph, Wallowa county, a distance Of
60 miles, when about rs miles from
Elgin, on the Wallowa hill, slid off
the grade, severely injuring several
people.
In response to a message appealing
for aid for the destitute families of
the victims of the Harwick mine dis
aster in Pennsylvania, the board Of
relief of Portland telegraphed 5000 to
the mayor Of that town.
David G. Van Houten, who deliber-
ately shot and killed Albert Young, a
saloonkeeper in Portland, who, Van
Houten alleged had alienated his wife's
affections, was found not guilty Of
murder.
A gambling palace that will eclipse
in splendor anything Of that character
ever seen in the northwest is the plan
Of Peter Grant and Larry Sullivan,
proprietors of the Portland club and
at the head of the Portland gamblers
trust.
The Park street public school, the
second most important public institu.
ton of learning in Portland, was
destroyed by fire recently and about
700 children who were enrolled at the
school will have to be cared for in
other schools Of the city, pending bet
ter provisions for their accommoda-
ton.
B. F. Ross, who was shot in the
shoulder and wrist by Albert Rason
recently at Elgin while in an alterca.
ton over wages, died from his injuries.
Rason is also in a serious condition
and may die. Before Ross fell he hit
Rason in the face with a pick, cutting
his face horribly.
United States District Attorney
John II. Hall of Portland, with
Deputy United States Marshal
Proebstel, have placed under arrest II
citizens Of Pendleton, who we're wit
nessess in the prosecution trial Of
Receiver A. B. Thompson Of La
Grande, who was acquitted at Port
land recently on q charge of attempt
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
REYES Misunderstood.
Our Mantle is Thrown Over More
Than Canal Strjp.

Sur MdntIe u thrown over MORE
Than Canal Strip.
Washington.-It is stated at the
state department that General Reyes
must have misunderstood the position
If the authorities here, II, as has been
eported from Bogota, he informed the
Colombian government that the Unit.
ID States limited its objection to the
landing Of Colombian troops In Pana-
ma to the canal zone itself. The de-
,artment has not in any sense changed
Is position since it was outlined in
he note Of Secretary Hay on Novem.
Der II, to Minister Bunau-Varilla.
when 1t was expressly stated that no
roops with hostile intentions could
re landed in Panama. Since that time
treaty has been negotiated between
he United States and Panama by
which the former guarantees the In.
egrity of the latter and that treaty
is now before the senate. In Its pres.
,nt state. to use the words Of Secre.
AIRY Hay, Panama has. therefore, &C
luired IAN inchoate right" to the pro
lection Of the United States. Colon.
bias attack would be regarded by ths
government Of the United States a. N
unfriendly act.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
COTTON MARKET JUMPS up
PRICES MAKE ADVANCES NEVER
HEARD OF BEFORE.
Turmoil In the Pits-Llverpool Ad.
vices Of Sensational Import Start
the Aseension-Great Day for Bulls
At New Orleans One Of the Largest
Houses Goes to the Wall.

New York.-Never before has such
an advance as that Of Saturday morn.
ing been witnessed in the cotton mar
ket and never before has the market
shown such wild excitement. Cables
from Liverpool we're spectacular. They
reported an advance Of 20 to 33h
points. when they were expected to be
5000 points lower. There were
sensational advices from Liverpool al
so. mentioning a corner in January
February, with an excited buying on
stop loss orders and rumors circulat-
ed regarding the condition Of continen-
tai, Liverpool and American houses.
The first prices here were at an ad.
vance Of ~ to III points on the old and
IL to 48 on the new crop months.
The sales Of the day were estimated
at 10000 bales.
On account of the fluctuations, com.
mission houses, and brokers, interests
the market would not consider an or
der without the deposit of q margin
Of at least IS bale. Some were ask.
ing SO. The usual margin In ordi-
nary times Is 81.
A. q. Baxter 4 Co. suspends.
New Orleans.-Unoficia announce
ment was made on the floor Of the cot
ton exchange Of the closing of the
house of A. B. Baxter & Co., one Of the
largest commission houses here. The
violent fluctuations in the cotton mar
ket are said to be responsible.
1t is not supposed that the firm has
lost much money here, but through
the middle south it is estimated that
they have been losing 100000 q day
for some time past against the long
side of the cotton market.
The general Offices Of the firm are In
New York. and they have branch
houses at every cotton center in the
south.
Baxter 4 Co. had only recently
bought out G. s. Murray & Co.. incor.
porated, one of the largest stock bro
kerage companies in the country, and
had a capitalization of 100000.
The notice of the failure created a
sensation. The defunct company con-
trolled a chain Of 1875 Offices from
New York to New Orleans.
Customers Did Not Pay Up.
New York.-John F. Mcintyre. attor-
ney for the assignee of Baxter & Co.,
says that the suspension resulted from
the short interest in cotton held by a
number of the firms customers who
failed to respond to calls for extra
margins. The firms embarrassment,
Mr.. Mcintyre says, probably will be
only temporary. The firm has numer.
GUS branch ot1ces throughout the
south. It had an extensive leased
wire system.
Mr.. Mcintyre says that the corpora
ton was not a member Of any Of the
New York exchanges. but was repre-.
sented On q number Of out Of town
exchanges. Its 100000 capital was
actually paid in.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
Edgar Dewitt ellison,

Real Estate
Life and Fire Insurance
written In the best companies in the
world Conveyancer
} Notary Pebble
General Land Agent
} List your property with US. If
} you have any for sale, and we
} will find buyer for you. Estab.
] nshed 16 years.
} Legal instruments correctly
drawn. We make a speciality of
country notary work or anything
} in that line.
4 Put Your Money in a Home.
D It's the best savings bank on
the earth. The cashier will new
er run of with tit will never
"go out Of business" You've
D got it right under your thumb
D no one can take 1t away from
, you. There it is-a shelter In
, the time of storm. You'll have
, a place to sleep II you don't have
J anything to eat-and surely
, that's better than having no
place to sleep and nothing to
eat. It is always something on
= which you can realize ready
money.
Office. . street, opposite First
National Bank.
RiTZVlLLE, WASH.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
Colorado Flyer 10 Wrecked.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 2.-The Colo.
RADIO flyer on the Missouri Pacific rail-
way that left Denver for Kansas City
was derailed near Miller, Kan, while
running at the rate Of 40 miles an hour.
The engine and the rear car, smoker
and chair car were thrown into the
ditch, turning over and were badly
shattered. One person was killed and
l3 injured, one seriously.
The wreck was caused by the snap.
ping of rail.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
Suits Against Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. personal injury
suits amounting to over $38 .000. 900 are
pending against the city Of Chicago.
according to the records Of City At
torney John F. Smulsk. made public
today. The councn. the legislature.
and finally the people are appealed to
for relief.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

The man who goes up against an.
other mans game soon discovers that
it isn't a game Of chance.
Heaven isn't exclusive enough for
some society people.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
MONTANA NOTES,

The First National bank at Plains
will be open for business about the
frts of the month";.
The Red Lodge Volunteer Hose com.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21
AllFor mitchell.

Hudson Hudsonits: Charley and Jim
Marshsl have visited Pierre. Jim
hasn't anything 70 ssy but the Mitchell
button he wears puts IN eloquent
emphasis on his silence. Charley says
Pierre's oil right, but darn the country
around Il. He says he has always
thought % Mitchell fellows were lying
about It most unmercif fully but he's
made up his mind that We are . truth
ful outfit and haven't Guessed the
country halt enough taking into con-
sideration the way in which the Pierre
fellows are lying about us. Charley 4
u one ont Of about twenty voters who
came back from Pierre recently talk:
ing just a. he does. Those Pierre
excursions are just what NJ Mitchell
fellows needed. The. Nor orthwestsrn haa
our thanks. 5i5 35l, ~ tt,' y,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21

Uo0 COu00U su0hu " AuOSo40es 0Eu10kU
settle on land upon which they can
live; and 1t is not 70 the advantage Of
this state to get settlers through mis-.
representation. We have grand state.
but there 10 no state In the union that
ID oil good. and when each portion Of
the state 10 used for what it Il best I'd.
apted. the best results will be secured.
The argument used by Pierre that
we slrsady have . capital building
thsre. should not be taken into con.
sidsration for you know the building
g : fire trap that nothing could save II
sfire started In Il. II 10 menace to
the lives Of thoss who work In the
building. and nothing could save In.
valuable public records from uttsr de-.
struction. Should The capital remain at
Pierre new building 10 an imperative
necessity. Mitchell has given % the
state BY perpetual lease. . fine stone
building. which have personally in.
spscsed. and Il Il amply equipped with
fireproof vaults. and 10 Of sufacient
capacity for ill uses Of the state for
the next twenty-five years. The people
|of that city have also presented 70 the
state twenty acrss Of we'll lacatsd land
for the capital site. Another fact that
should not BE- overlooked By the tax
payers Of this state 10 that . capitol
building can be erected q Mitchell at .
cost Of fully one.third LEES than .he
came building could be built ct Pierre.
Mitchell has excellent quarries Of
building stone within easy hauling dis.
tancs. By which would BE- saved freight
charges and the expense Of loading and
unloadins and hauling the stone 70 the
building site.
In : building thst should cost not
less than one million dollars the item
saved would be large.
4 Should the capital be removed to
Mitchell. the TAX payers would not be
asked 70 build for several years. and by
that time large portion Of the 1000
scres Of land that has been set aside for
public buildings. will doubtless have
been disposed Of. thereby relieving the
people from . direct tax which will be
Immediately necessary II the capital
remains ct Pierre.
The saving In mileage Of lsgislatoss
and state officers 10 enough to psy for
the fuel 70 hest The building at Mitch
oil and the 1900 appropriated each
session Of the Legislature 70 heat the
present building at Pierre would be
saved. s 4 4. & T,
This letter he's grown TO greater
length than I had intended. yet there
are many other reasons. I'll In favor Of
Mitchell. whichI might stats Ii dis
oussing the capital question. because !
believe II to b for the bsst interest Of
fully nins. s.tsoths Of the population Of
South D1kota.
I Isincsrely hope that Jon will do al
In your power 70 induce your friends
and scqusintancss TO cast their votes
for Mitchell 10 this contest. I think
the voters on this sids Of the river will
give : large majority, fos removal.
Very respectfully.
ANDREW E LEE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21

ARE VILuFYINe MITCHELL.
Visitors at Pierre Are Regaled
by Orator LOckhart With
Nfitchell's Alleged
Wickodness. s

W. mat s>varaI nannla Mondav VIII
h.a 49, ~. - p,.,r. ~, snrd.v
-hc 800 n...,n. !. ,hronoh Tia citv .,
th.,, v.x homa = ~. .ontharn mart =
tha 80. "a 49,, SO. :. . nrattv
gcod .ccnnn. :, -. ~ th,nr. van,
=, !, -. 4.,nno..,, c.r;t.l citv On.
\, - r.r.,.,n.r .t.t.d nat - Inn
m.n.. o.ovd -. ont tha,a sunday
- "a. : !. -. - =, 4,on h,a - ~ ,.o,nl.
= 81 ort - , =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i.anad
- o.n.r,r.,v ~ Inc North wastar :
,o.S d \ $50. m.nv ~ than ha ..id.
n.var arnacted y "a visit Pierre again and
1h.t th.v took .dv.nt.ua q tia cheap
r,oncait;on q IA nrasent time
or. visitor. vara pivan +. hat hide
mn = scottv Philinn,s bufr.lo ranch !,
..id n. gentleman ..but cannot
understand With hundreds Of others
vh.t . hnn.lo ranch has 20 do with 4
at.ta canital Il vould seem 70 mo
,hat .omethins 81 Z moro elevated na.
IA. .honld 81 ahown instesd Of the
nrodnct a. the Wild prsirie After ~
cnt bsck from the ranch 10 were com.
nalled = n for nearly two hours and
iisten % j. b, Lockhars give his tale Of
voe ahout the capital removal. He
,old what an outrage IL was for Mitch.
al - trv and -, the capit.l swav from
d 2
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21

The vsrmillion Republican says:
Reports come from the Black Hills
that Pierre has ceased claiming 90 per
csnt 81 the vote hers and is making :
great hustle for I. bare majofity~Gl-
though they now claim 75 per cent
when talking for publication. J" v n.
Whsu the returns 40 sll;in, ron viii
find. : hapdsoms majority for Mitchell
In the Black Hills. .ss 81
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21
g. Gove,nor ~. 6: Ice
On Capl1al
Removal ,

In response 70 On inquiry from .
we'll known businsss man and politician
OF Lawrence county, former Governor
Andrew e. Leo wrote the following
letter expressive Of his views on the
question Of removing the capital from
Pierre 70 Mitchell s$ #
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21
I shaber Likes smith.

The Hudsoui,e has this neat
compliment for Com missioner Smith,
whom .he q, recently met On lie siouz
CITY tram :1, ,;
I W. took ! little trip 70 sioux City,
MONDAY and had : & pleasant yisit 81
the wsy down With County Commis.
sionef Smith Of Lennox Who was - going
= Omaha "a Inv some new and season,
abla eooda for hia large mercantile
abliahment. for besides being county
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-10-21

DR. Mods White Pine, Horshoupd
Eand Wild Ch cry cough syuEps ars
matchlsss for colds and coughs