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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-01
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of washington, in and
for Benton County.
Eloise Holcomb Plaintiff. VS. L. R. Holcomb.
Defendant
The State of washington to the said L. R.
Holcomb, defendant: You are hereby sum-
moned and commanded to be and appear
within sixty days after the date of the irst
publication of this summons. to-wit, within
sixty days after the 18th day of October, 1907,
and defend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court. and answer the com
plant of plaintiff, and serve a copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff at his office below stated, and in case
of your failure so to do, judgement will be
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk of said Court.
The object of this action is to obtain an abso-
lutte divorce from defendant, and to secure the
care. custody and control of q minor child to
have provision made for the support and edu-
cation of a minor child and to have the pro.
perty of plaintiff and defendant set over to
plaintiff. c. STASER.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
P.O. Address: Kennewick, wash
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Ground Flat.

A young man from a country village
when sightseeing in Edinburgh was
greatly astonished on seeing "Mr.
Smith, Tailor ground faO." inscribed
on a door and after a careful study of
the plate exclaimed:
Great Scott, sic a death! Shairly
he's been run over WI q steam rollerv'
London Graphic.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land Once at
Walla Wslla, Wash, October 7, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Harry D. Clod
felter Of Kennewick Wash, has filed notice of
his intention tc make final fve-year proof in
support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. lO59s, made January %, 1902 for the NV 4
Section "a. TIP 8 N. Range Is. E. W. NJ, and that
said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Wella Walla Wash, on Nov
20. 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of the land, viz: William NJ. Butler, R. W.
Alexander, c. NJ Bentley, Carl c. Williams, all
of Kennewick, Wash.
Al. GILLIS, Register.
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Her ereference.

Timid Child (who has just been as
sured Of the company Of the angels in
the dark room)-Ye-es,' but, mummy,
couldn't you have the angels and
leave me the candle
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Blobbs-Why don't you consult
doctor about your insomnia? Slobs-
What! And run more bills? Why, it's
because Of what owe him now that l
cant sleep!
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Mother-Whatever are you doing to
poor dolly. child7 Child-rm just go
ing to put her to bed. mummy. I've
taken of her hair, but I can't get her
teeth Out.-Sourire.
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Said district includes the following described
lands: Tract 3, CHI. Putnam's Tracts according
TO the plat of said tracts of record with the
county auditor OF Benton County. wash, con-
tanning 9 10 acres. situated in the county of
Benton, state of Washington. being a part OF
sec. s, twp. y r 80. EwM. OF which You are
the owner or reputed owner
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MOTTO: HEARING

In the matter Of the apportionment Of the costs
an damages Of the Haxton drainage district no
Of Benton county.
Toe. E. Sneitz: Take notice that the county
surveyor ha. made his appottionment Of cost. and
damages Of Haxton drainage district no ! Of Ben
ton county. and filed his reports thereof with the
county auditor Of said county; and the county
commissioners Of Benton county have fixed Mon
day. the 18th day Of Nov. 1907. at 10 o'clock a
m, at the court house at Prosser. washington.
a. the time and place for hearing said report.
Said district includes the following described
lands. That fraction Of west half Of southwest
quarter Of Sec 9tp 8 range 80 w m. below
NPICo's canal. containing 3l.6l acres. stu
ated in the county Of Benton state Of washington.
and being part Of section 9. tp 8 n range 30.
ew m, Of which you are the owner OF reputed
owner IS jenkins. County Auditor.
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NOTICE OF HEARING

In the matter of the apportionment OF the
coss and damages of the IIaxton Drainage
District No. l, of Benton county.
To G. A. Smithy. and Jane Doe Smithy. his
wife,-take notice, that the county surveyor
has made his apportionment of the costs and
damages of Haxton Drainage district No l. OF
Benton county. and filed his report thereof
with the county auditor Of said county. and
the county commissioners OF Benton county
have fixed Monday, the 4th day of November a
d. 1907, at 10 o'clock q m at the court house at
Prosser. as the time and place for hearing said
report.
Said district includes the following described
lands: Tract IA Chicago Ten Acre Tracts, ac-
cordng to the plat of said tracts of record in
the Office of the county auditor Of Benton
county. wash containing ten acres. said land
being situated in Benton county, wash. and
being part OF sec twp n 30. e W m. of
which you are the owner or reputed owner.
q
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NOTICE OF HEARING


In the matter Of the apportionment Of the costs
and damages Of the Haxton drainage district no
!. OF Benton county.
To Ane Hover and kathryn Hover his wife.
Take notice, that the county surveyor has made
his apponionment Of the costs and damages OF
Haxton drainage district no Of Benton comfy
and filed his report thereof with the county
auditor Of said county; and the county commits
sioner. Of Benton county have fixed Monday. the
9TH day Of Nov. 1907. at 10 o'clock m at
the court house at Prosser. wash. as the time
and place for hearing said report. Said district
includes the following described lands: Begin
ming at point 200 feet west Of northeast corner
nf Tract 3. Hover villa tracts. thence west 50
feet along north line, thence south l40 feet,
thence east so feet. thence north l4O feet to
point OF beginning. Also beginning at a point
Us feet west Of northeast corner Of tract ).
Hover park villa tracts. thence west 50 feet on
north line. thence south l4O feet. thence east 50
feet. thence north 40 feet to point Of beginning.
containing O.32 acres. Also tract commencing
at point l4O feet south and l72.2 feet west OF
northeast corner tract Hover park villa tracts.
thence 1875 feet west. thence south 253 feet.
thence eaat 1875 feet. thence north 253 feet to
point Of beginning, containing 0.92 acres. said
land being situated in Benton county. state OF
washington and being part Of section 6. tp 8 n
range 80 W m. Of which you are the owner or
reputed owner VS. jenkins. Co auditor.
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the matter Of the superintendent
Of the costs and damages of the Hax-
ton drainage district, No Of Benton
county,
70 Portland & Seattle Railway Co, a
corporation. take notice that the cnun-
ty surveyor has made his apportion
ment Of the costs and damages of Hax.
ton drainage district No ! Of Benton
county and filed his report with the
county auditor Of said county and the
county commissioners have fixed Mon
day the 4th day Of November A D 1907
at 10 O'Clock a m at the court house al
Prosser, Wash, rs the time and place
for hearing said report.
Said district includes the following
described lands: Tracts %, q, 2S ant
90, Hover Villa tracts according to thu
plat Of aid tracts of record with the
county auditor Of said county. sait
tracts being In Benton county, Wash,
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NOTICE OF HEARING

In thu matter of the apportionment of the
costs and damages of the Haxton Drainage
District No. of Benton county.
To c E Horton and Jane Doe Horton. his wife
take notice that the county surveyor has made
his apportionment of the costs and damages of
Haxton Drainage District No. l of Benton
comfy and filed his report with the county
auditor of said county and the county COM
missioners of said county. have fixed Monday
the 4th day of November a d. 1907, at 10 o'clock
q m, at the court house at Prosser. as the time
and place for hearing said report.
Said district includes the following described
lands; Tract Is of the Chicago Ten Acre tracts,
according to the plat OF said tracts of record
in the Office of the county auditor of said coun-
to- containing ten acres, said land being sit
uated in Benton county, wash, and being a
part of sec. twp. 8, n 80, m, of which you
are the owner or reputed owner.
". 8. jenkins, Co. Aud.
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less zoe fort strip for right of-way.
CONTAINING 81 acres of see 6, twp u
r ~, W NJ, OF which YOU are owner
or r. puted owner. WIS jenkins Co Aud
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the matter OF the Apportion-
inent OF the costs and damages of
the HaNton Drainage District No
OF Benton county,
To T. Woods and y Smith. CO.
partners Take notice, that the
county surveyor has made his ap-
portiOnment of the costs and dam
ages of HaxtOn Drainage District No
OF Benton county and filed his re-
ports thereof with the county aud
ltor OF said county: and the county
commissioners OF Benton county
nave fixed Monday. the 4th day of
November. A ID 1907. at 10 O'Clock a
m. at the court house at ProIser.
wash. AS the time and place for hear
ing said report,
Said district includes the following
described lands: That fraction OF NV
quarter OF NV quarter section eight
township eight. north range thirty,
+ W Nj lying north Of and below and
under the Northern Pacific Irriya-
ton Co 5 canal and containing one
and 10 y acres situated in the
county OF Benton, State of Washing
ton anu being part of Section 8,
tow nship \ Range 30 E VIM. of
which You are the owner or the re-
puted owner W Jenkins, Auditor
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the matter of the apportionment
OF the costs and d,nlsges of the Hax.
ton drainage di:tr Ct No of Benton
To- E Lum and Almyra Lum, his
wife, take notice, that the county sur
veyor has made his apportionn ent of
the costs and damages of Haxton
drainage dist let no Of Benton county
and filed his report thereof with the
county auditor of said county and the
county commi sioners have fixed Mon.
day. the 4th d,y of November, A d,
1907, at 10 O'clock IN, at the court
house at Prosser, Wash. "a the time
and place for hearing said report.
Said district includes the following
described property: All of block l. ex-
cept lot 3, town Of Dell Haven. and lots
2. 8. 4, 5. 6, 7, 8,9 10, II, IL. IA, Is, Is,
IL, Is, l9. 20, blk 2. town Of De Haven
containing 250S acres, said land be.
ing situated in Benton county, Wash,
OF sec 6. twp 80, E w NJ. OF which
yon are the owner or reputt owner.
W s Jenkins, Co Aud
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Tess 2oo font strip for right of-way.
containing S.4 acres of see 6, twp s u
r III, w NJ, of which YOU are owner
or r. puted owner. VS. jenkins Go Aud
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
BASE BALL NOTES.

Springfield here tomorrow.
 Still tied with Hartford for first place.
 Phil Corooran of New Haven does not seem like the old Phil.
 The only game at home this week except the one to-day will be the bat tie to-morrow with Springfield.
 That must have been poor base running on Detroit's part to stumble into a triple play when nobody was forced and no line fiy caught. Ross man was on third. Schaefer on sec ond and Schmidt at the bat. Schmidt hit to Davis. and Rossman was nailed on the line between third and home. Then Schmidt vas caught trying 10 reach second. after which Schaefer was nipped at the plate. Surely it looks as if somebody should have got somewhere safely before three were put out
 According to the schedules. the American league clubs will have to travel a distance of ss.9s3 miles in order to fll their championship dates. while the National league will travel s1,1s5 miles. Assuming that each club carries eighteen men on a frsn. the amount to bs paid to the r.Ilroafs for fares alone wtil foot up ssT.ss5.ss. of which the Johnson itsz win pay ssl.sstsE and the Pul. llsnites vil furnizn t13,17s.so.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
CHUCK O'CoNNOR IT.

Hartford, May S.--Chuck O'Copnor, who defeated the Bridgeports in their own bailiwlck last week, repeated the trick yesterday afternoon and he did not have to exert himself to any great extent. Bridgeport claims to have a fine team this season and Manager 0'Rourke said he was much pleased with the way the boys worked, but they did not have much of chance against O'Connor yesterday and when there was a suspicion that the visitors might possibly become dan gerous, Chuck put the screws on and struck the batsmen out without any fooling. Tacey. the Bridgeport pitch CT. also pitched. well, and Hartford was unable to do much with him. The score:
 R. H. E. Hartford. 100000 s-1 6 O Bridgeport o D O00O O--0 6 1 Batteries-O'Conno and O'Leary; Tacey and Sebastian.
 Two-base hit, Noyes; sacrifice hits, Nehring, Phelan: stolen bases. Moves 2: bases on balls, of 0'Connor 1. off Tacey 3: struck out. by o'Connor 5. by Tacey s; left on bases, Hartford 8. Bridgeport 6; base on error. Hart ford l; umpire. Mir Kelly; time 1:i7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
MAY CoNTINrE FIGHT.

Los Angeles. May s.-If the light heavyweight championship of the world is not decided at the end of the twentieth round tonight. when Philadelphia Jack 0'Brien and Tom my Burns meet before the Pacific Athletic club. it Is probable that the men will fight several additional rounds by mutual agreement. No official understanding 10 this effect has been arranged. but O'Brien and Burns have both declared themselves willing to continue the bout for at least five rounds in addition to the twenty prescribed by the articles of agreement The advance sale of seats for the fight promises to break every record heretofore established by a puEiIistic contest ia this city 1t nou seems likely that the odds will remain unchanged up 10 the time of the gong and that o-Brien will re- main fsTorsfe at 1e ts g. Betting is much brisksr than heretofore and many good sired UzEzfs have been made upon the resull
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
BoucHER,s GREAT WORK.

New Haven, May s.-Dowd's Pa perweights had little dificulty in trounelng New Haven at Savin Rock yesterday afternoon by the score of Q to I. The visitors banged Phil Cor coran's roundhouse curves all over the prairie. punching the hits in the second third and fifth innings. when the runs were scored. Shortstop Boucher established q record that bids fair to stand for some tire to come Out of four times up he connected for tuo home runs. a two-bsgger and c single, besides distinguishing himself in the field. handling six chances and making only one error. The score:
 R. IF. E. \. H. ... oOO00- 2 Hy'ke ;. Oz502 0O-e 10 2 Batteries - CorcoFen and Jcpe: Hodge and Thackars.
 sscri6ce hits. fost q Baker: stoien hz.es, Gruhb. tuo-ba<e hlts Grubb. NsueT. Bouchsr. wade. BunTxn: sans runs Bnsns4z de<ss pay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
POE OUTS SOLDERING.
Former Princeton Football Player
 Fought for Honduras.
will be here.

San Francesca. May s--After c months experience as a captain ia the army Of Honduras. John R. Poe, a former Princeton football player. has arrived here on bis way back to the mining camps.
 Having had experience in the rni- ted States army. Foe wns nlade \ captain in the Honduras army at f2 a day. He wss too late b partici- pate in the biggest battles. buf was present at the siege of Amapala sad hzd charge of an old gun at Buena- vista fort. Poe speaks in pr1iEe of Fred Mills. an American mining mnn- uho was captain ia the Hondursn army and who was sbot fo de1th ln nght with the Niearaeunns- NIilz kf1Ied more than feo sc11e of Nia- rsruens before they fnalIF sbot hlfn. Following the rsr. Foe ssTs the NIc1rlguanz behaved vel and crs- ztef IIffie tisturbsaoe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
BLIGH WAS KNOCKED.

Norwich, May S.-Norwich took revenge on Springfield here yesterday at Sachem park for the way Spring field trimmed the champions here in their opening game. From the point of view of the 3s0 spectators the game was very interesting although the day weafherwise was not of tue best order. Umpire BlIgh was the center for the knockers. His work was a little shady and his decisions generally favored the home team al- though both teams suffered. The visl- tors landed five more hits than the home crowd. but scored. only four runs against six for Norwich. The score:
 R.H.E. springf'd 00301 O+ i2 2 Norwich 04100O0 '-G [ 1 Batteries-Hess and O'CoRnor: Plank and Bridges.
 Tow-base hits. Golden. Rising: bases on errors. Norwich 3. Spring field i; bases on balls of I iank 3. of Hess 4: hit by pitched ball. Yale: struck out. by Plank 3, by Hess l.: double play. Keenan to Yale: stolen sacrifice hits Pastor. Bridges. Curtiss. 0'Connor, Rising. Waite: umpire. Bligh: time, s35
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
Coach Mahan Resigns.

Boston. May s.-John F. Mahan, for the past six years coach and d. rector of track athletics at the Mas saehusetts institute of technology. has resigned. The exact reason for his resignation is not definitely known, but 1t is known that there was a disagreement over money mat ters between Mir Mahan and the ad- visory athletic committee of the in- stftute. During his athletic career Mahan has coached the Dartmouth and the University of Georgia track teacs and has trained Columbia crews
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
THE DIAM o ND
NEW LONDON
 WAS TOO EASY
Eddie Farley Proved an. Enigma to the Whalers- Results of
 All Other Games.

New London, May 8.-New Lon don shut out by Waterbury, score [ to 0. That was the result of yester- days game at Oannonball park. It was the same old story; an attempt to win against a team, that outclassed the Whalers at every point of the game McAleer was sent into the box to do the star performing for the locals, but he failed to deliver the goods. He was touched up for ten hits, one of them a double header, while Farley for the Waterbury club was invincible. Nine strike-outs and allowing only three hits was his stunt. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
No Crew from Yale.

New Haven. May S.-It is an1 nounced by Julian W. Curtiss. Yale's advisory rowing coach, that no crew will be sent by Yale to the American Henley on the Schuylkill river at Philadelphia on May 25. At first 1t was expected a college eight would be sent. but the slow development of material has made it necessary to concentrate effort in getting a 'varsi- ty crew into condition. Mr Curtiss says that probably four of the strong est rowing universities of the coun- try will be represented. These are Cornell. Harvard. Syracuse and Pennsylvania.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
KINGS COUNTY HANDICAP.
Buttling, odds on Favorite, Takes
 Chief Event at Jamaica.

ButtIing, odds on Fnvorite, Takes
 Chief Event at Jamaica.
 NEW YORK, May S-Tralners were averse to running their horses over the morass into which the heavy rains had turned the Jamaica track. and scratch es were numerous in all the races. But three starters faced the barrier In the Kings County handicap. Buttling was made an odds on favorite and justified the reckoning of the layers by beating out Philander. the second choice. one and half lengths. Rye led the way to the stretch, where both Buttllng and PhIIander passed him.
 Colonel White proved himself . veri- table mud lark by taking the second race at odds of 60 to 1. He was bid up to s1.e00, but hIs trainer gave the usual s5 and kept him. Summaries:
 First Race.-Thomas Calhoun. first: Benny Williams. second; Astoria Belle. third.
 Second Race.-CoIoneI White. first; Reidmoore. second; Shenandoah. third
 Third Race. - Zethus. first: Tin 0'Toole. second; Belcast. third
 Fourth Rsce.-Buttiing. 6rst: Phflan- der. second: Rye, third
 Fifth Race.-Royal Onyx. first: Anna May. second; Flowaway. third
 Sixth kace-Ruscfmo. frs1; Divorce. second; Spring Heel. third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
INJURY IS SERIOUS.
Ed Walsh Out of Game for Six
 Weeks.

Detroit. Mich, May s.-The injury sustained by Ed Walsh, the famous White Sox spit ball pitcher. in col- lision with Schaeffer during Satur- days game, was much more serious than at first believed. The muscles of his side and back have been fear fully strained and torn loose.
 Physicians say Walsh will be out of the game six weeks at least. It was intended to take Walsh to Mt Clems last night for treatment, but he was in such great pain that this move was abandoned. It Is believed Walsh is not Injured Internally.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
BOB STONE LOST.
Was Defeated by Mclaughlin in the
 Second Pool Game.

Bob Mclaughlin and Bob Stone had another tussle last night in their series of pool matches and the for mer won out by the score of 126 to 120. The total now stands: Stone 250 and Mclaughlin 225. The score by frames last night was as fol- lows: A
 Stone-11, IA. 4, 12, 8, 1. O, 12, 5, 14, o, 2, 6, Is, 2, 10. Total 250.
 Scratches 6, high runs 22 and A.
 McLaughlin-4, l. 10. 3. 2. 14. Is, 3, 10. 1, Is. 10, 13. [, o. 13. 5. Total. 126. Grand total, 225.
 Scratches 6, high runs 31 and 3S.
 Referee, H. c. Hendrick.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
Column Reserved For School Teams
 and Minor Leagues.

The Blue Bells defeated the River Streets Sunday by the score of 28 to 19. The lineup of the Blue Bells issas follows: T. Shea, c; J. Barry. p;sJ. Healey, 1b; T. Horigan, 2b; M. Shea. 8b; F. Wall, ss; J. Wren, If; l.. Harper. of; M. R. Shea, If. The Blue. Bells would like to play any team in the city under 12 years of age. Anybody wishing game call on Manager Healey, Al Sylvan ave- nue, or Captain Barry, 13 Fairmount street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY. MAY g. 1907
THE SPORTING NEWS.

Massey (unassisted); struck out, by Corcoran '. by Hodge 4; bases on balls, by Corcoran 3, by Hodge 5; wild pitch, Corcoran; hit by pitched ball, Hoffman; left on bases New Ha- ven '. Holyoke 3; time, 1:4S; umpire, Beecher.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
Totals ......... 5 . 5 p 16 sBatted for McAleer in eighth.
Waterbury.

NtW LUilUOH -. U U " w
 First base on. errors, New London ?. Waterbury 2: left on bases, New London 1, Waterbury 3; bases on balls, off McAleer 5, off Farley 1; struck out, by McAleer i. by Farley 9; stolen bases, Nichols; two-base hit, Lachance: sacrifice hits, Ward, Lachance; double play, Paquet, 0'Rourke and Kennedy. Time, hour and 40 minutes. Umpire, Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
Rostnn Woman Wins.

Newcastle. Ireland. May s.-1n the second round of the ladies golf championship tournament, which began here yesterday. Mss Margaret Curtis of Boston. Mass. to-day de- fezfsd Mrs Crawford by four up and three to play. Miss Harriet s. Cur tsz defeated Mss Violet Hezist at the nlrstssnfh hole.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-08
CLOCK SHOP LEAGUE.
First Game of the Series Was Played
 Last Night.

Two Clock Shop teams faced each other on the diamond last evening and Room 21 won the victory by the score of 1 to 2 over Room 23. It was we'll played contest with Ma honey of the winning team shining in the box. The batteries were Ma honey and Freedman for the winning team and Tracy and Joyce for the losers. Rooms ' and 20 will meet tomorrow night.