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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-15

like to leave it to strangers and there
fore decided to look after it himself.
Thursday, Nov. 2Sth, is Thanks
giving Day.
Miss Sophie Hieby, assistant
principal of our city schools, spent
Friday last at Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White, of Iro.
quois, were the guests Of Miss Jenette
Sweet Thursday of last week.
Rev. j. E. Booth went to Groton,
this state, Wednesday to attend a
district conference of Evangelical
ministers. He will be absent over
Sunday.
The last regular teachers exami-
nation for this fall will be held at the
Office of the county superintendent
Thursday and Friday, Nov. II and
%. We are still in need of nearly
half a dozen teachers.
A. H. Seymour, Co. Supt.
Rev. A. r. Larson has added the
Lake Henry Congregational church
to his charge for the present and will
preach there every Sunday afternoon.
That church was without a pastor
and the new arrangement will furnish
a settlement of the question for a
time. Times.
-Irc quois has established a cur
few ordinance which prohibits any
child under the age of fifteen years
from being on the streets between
s p. m. and 5 a. m. from November
lst to March 3lst, inclusive, of each
year. The balance of the year the
time limit is made one hour later.
Senator Kittredge was a DeSmet
visitor from Friday afternoon until
Saturday morning. He is making a
tour of the state aud his visit to this
city was for the purpose of meeting
such of his polital friends as he ex
poets to deliver the goods The
senator gave the boys a good Jolly"
and left them with new inspiration.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt, mother of
A. H., Seth, and George Hewitt at
Arlington, died Thursday, Nov. It'll,
at that place and was buried on the
Sth. The lady vas Sc years old and
death was the result of a breaking
down of the system due to age. Mrs.
Hewitt was among the early settlers
of Arlington vicinity and was esteem
ed by all acquaintances.
OF thoce who wrote at the last
teachers examination only fifteen
out OF the twenty-four secured certif-
Gates. 1t might be interesting to
know in what branches they failed.
1t is said that a number of teachers
have failed this year in drawing and
such branches. There would seem to
be something wrong when a high
school graduate cannot even secure a
third grade certificate. Where the
fault lies this writer cannot say.
The report comes from Miller,
this state, that j. V. Denevan living
in the southern part of Hyde county,
was married in that city last week to
Miss Mary O'Hara, by Rev. Father
Fox. The groom is well known in
De Sine. and vicinity where he has
grown to manhood and where he has
always made his home until recently
when he went to live on his claim.
The bride is also well known here, be-
ing the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. VHara, of Mathews township,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-15
This is Worth Remembering.

As no n is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any cas- of kidney OF
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine.
SaSSe's Pharmacy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-15

Sasse's Pharmacy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
DIRECTORS EXPEL
DRIVING CLUB MEMBER

BY a'unanimous vote, directors of the
Los Angeles Driving club yesterday ex-
PEELED M. B. Mosher from the organiza-
ton.
After resembling charges filed against
Mr. Mosher March 8, upon which a writ
of injunction had been secured by him,
the directors changed phraseology and
took further action.
Mr.. Mosher, it appears, was dismissed
by five members Of the club March s,
which dismissal, it was contended, was
not legal. Mr.. Mosher secured a writ
of injunction in an endeavor to thwart
the action. Upon learning Of the fact
session was called yesterday after
noon, when a unanimous decision re-
suited in expulsion.
Trouble relative to certain official
judgments at Agricultural park is said
to have been responsible for the con-
troversy that arose between Mr.. Mosher
and his directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
TENNIS PLAYERS WILL
CONTEST AT PASADENA

Southern California Lawn Tennis
club members are engaged in playing
off a series of class tournaments on the
Central courts at Pasadena and many
matches are scheduled to occur next
Saturday,
The committee in charge urges that
competitors run through the schedule
as quickly as possible. Drawings are
as follows:
Glass At c. Bundy VS.. A. E. Bell;
E. Overton VS.. winner of S. M. Sinsa-
baugh VS.. H. w. Gorham; A. c. Way VS..
H. H. BIaly; N. B. Browne VS.. ]. S. Cra-
vens; r. H. F. Variel VS.. winner of Cra-
vens VS.. Browne.
Glass B-J. D. Holmes VS.. R. A.
Rowan c. A. Rogers vs. w. Mace; r. N.
Williams VS.. A. A Russ; w. Dawson VS..
winner of A. Mace VS.. G. o. Noble; P. d.
Rowan VS.. A. s. Halsted; Il. 7. Fuller VS..
VS.. X. Mace; e. Dietrich vs.. H. N. Rog-
Glass &C. r. l.. Crenshaw and j. M.
Taylor drawing byes will match in the
second inning. First inning plays will
be NJ. Bernheim VS.. ]. H. Reynolds, jr. 4;
E. K. Harvey VS.. H. Zier; w. H. Reeves
VS.. P. B. Hammond; e. G.. Galusha vs..
VIM. Reutinger, A. Bowrlng VS.. F. G..
Henderson; w. A. Kraemer vs. f. Gar
rett; C. p. Ensign VS.. w. B. Judson; e.
NJ. Taylor VS.. c. ]. Fox, jr.; A. Cawston
VS.. r. H. Lindsay; ]. e. Morhardt VS.. G.
Hostyn; L. 7. Bradford VS.. r. 1. Rogers
winners of Bradford VS.. Rogers; ]. j.
F. Saint and w. L. Percey having drawn
byes will be opponents in the second
inning,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
DR.. LEGGO WINS
HANDICAP RACE
Reprobate Proves to Be Surprise by
Taking the Second Event at the
Generous Odds of
80 to 1
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-Dr.
Leggo turned the tables on Edwin Gum
in the Ace of Hearts handicap at
Emeryville today. The last time they
met Edwin Gum was favored by muddy
going, but on the dry track which pre-
vailed today the McCafferty horse.
which was favorite in the betting, won
handily.
The Reprobate proved a surprise by
winning the second race at odds of 30
TO L. j. j. Walsh shipped his recent
purchases, Sir Edward Henry Kelley
and Dredger. to Ascot Park today, Fire
ball and Laura F. M. being sent in the
same car. Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Orena, 100 (I<oerner), to 5, won; Love
of Gold, ia IL. Williams), o to 2, sec
ond; Abba, 109 CA. Brown, to 8, third.
Time, DO 40. Katie Rains, st. Charles
and Vronsky finished as named.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
! The Reprobate, 109 IL. Williams), 80 to
l. won; Confessor, 112 (J. Hunter), to
/ 5. second; Meada, 1O7 (Fischer), 20 to l,
! third. Time. 1929 2-5. Shady Lad, DR..
Sherman, Orchan, Yellowstone and
Pickaway finished as named.
Third race, one mile, selling-Flaunt,
IV0 NfNOSIHSIJt 10 l. won; INK, III
! (BoreD, IL to 1, second; Little Mirthful,
lO9 (Graham), 6 to 1, third. Time,
1:43 1-5. San Reno, Mabel Hollander,
Lazelle, Jim Pendergast, Alaric and
Duke of Orleans finished as named.
Fourth race, one mile and fifty yards,
Ace of Hearts handicap, purse 81 900
DR. Leggo. ia (Koerner), l3 to 10, won;
Edwin Gum, 112 q. Hunter), II to s.,
second; Northwest, 81 Or. DaVis), l6 to
o, third. Time, 1:44 2-5. Mandator and
| Graphite finished as named.
Fifth race, six furlongs-St. Francis,
los (Gross), 13 to g., won; Misty's Pride,
81 (E Dugan), 13 to s, second; Gateway,
lO5 ON. Buxton), to 1, third Time,
LIS. E. M. Brattain, Convent Belle,
Pontoloc and Dick Wilson also ran.
sixth race, Futurity course-Trl-
umphaIt, 108 (Seoville), 25 to /, won;
Kokomo, 109 (Koerner), to s, second;
Grace G., 106 (Graham), IL to s, third.
| Time, 1:12 1-5. Ocean Shore, Grace ST.
Clair and Yank finished as named.
AS result of Smiley Corbett being
lame, the three-cornered race scheduled
next Monday has been declared off. The
| Hildreth colt was to have met Fire
stone and either Boas or Raconteur.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
.OARSMEN MEET
NEXT SATURDAY
WILL DETERMINE REGATTA
PLACE
jamestown and Philadelphia to Be
Strong Bidders-West Demands
Investigation of His
Case
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The execu-
tive committee of the National Oars
mems Association will consider several
important questions at it's next annual
meeting at the New York Athletic club
on Saturday.
Chief of these will be the selection
of place and the date for the annual
regatta of the association. The James
town exposition and Philadelphia, 1t
is said, will be the only active candi-
dates for the regatta, but Saratoga and
Boston may be the aspirants.
1t is probable that jamestown will
obtain the honor Decisions will be
rendered by the committee upon the
West-National association case and the
Riverside Boat clubNew York Ath-
letic club case.
The former involves a demand by w.
B. West, Philadelphia sculler, for an
investigation of his standing because
of an alleged letter from the National
association to the Henley (England)
stewards last year, saying that he was
only a mediocre oarsman, and did not
adequately represent American inter-
ests.
West competed at Henley. The other
case consists of a charge by the New
York club that the Boston club al
lowed three oarsmen who were not
what they purported to compete in the
eight-oared shells championship on
Lake Quinsigamond, Mass, last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
PLAY LAST GAME
THIS AFTERNOON
GIANTS TRoUNCE THE SAINTS
AGAIN
Frank 6owerman Takes His Place Be-
hind the Bat for First Time in
Months-Giants to Leave
Tomorrow

As prep for today's game with the
Angels McGraw sent his men against
the st. Vincent college team yester-
day afternoon, when they trounced the
youngsters to the tune of S-1.
Had 1t not been for the third inning
the affair would have been very close.
In the fifth, however Twirler Phillips
experienced a bad session, and when
the final out had been recorded the
Giants were five runs to the good.
Bowermans appearance on a ball
field for the first time in months fea-
tured yesterdays contest. Bowerman
went on with Taylor in the seventh
inning, replacing Ferguson and Bres-
nahan. Frank was not given much
opportunity of displaying his prowess,
but seemed to be very active and
rounding to nicely.
With no runs scored for either side
Ferguson reached first in the second
of the Saints Shannon fouled out to
Mccain. Browne slammed the ball
toward second and it came in contact
with F'ergusons legs, the latter going
out.
Devlin came in the way of a wild
one and took first. Cy Seymour sliced
Phillips next offering to left for
double, scoring Browne and Devlin.
Roger Bresnahan shot a safe one past
third and Seymour trotted in.
Cap Mccain stung Phillips for an
other and laced it to right, Bresnahan
finding the plate. Hannifan walked.
Corcoran sent hot one past third and
McGann scored. Ferguson finally went
out, Lamar to Wilkinson.
OF the seven hits made by st. Vim
cent six of them were scored off
Ferguson, while the seventh resulted
when Dummy" Taylor lobbed over his
first ball
Spectacular plays were at. a premium
and Seymours double in the third
marked the only extra base hit of the
day.
In view of the fact that McGraw's
men leave for San Francisco tomorrow
for series with the Seals big crowd
will doubtless be out this afternoon
when the Giants line against Berry's
men. The Giants have won two out
of three games thus far and the Ser
apis are anxious to secure at least |
an even break.
Chicago. naturally an enemy of the |
New York team, was highly elated |
when McGraw's sluggers went down |
before the Angels last Saturday, and |
already the Windy city fans have won.
in their minds eye, the National |
league pennant.
Game will be called this afternoon |
at 2:30 o'clock.
Yesterdays score:
RHEI
New York ..........O O510O2O 10 2
ST. Vincent .........0 0 OIL 00O00-1 Z 5
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
WHITTIER ASKS ADMISSION
T0ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Whittier college is making a strong
bid to be admitted as a member of the
track conference which is to be held
at Pomona March %. U. S. c., Occi-
dental and Pomona were the three
originally involved, but the Whittier
people believe that they should be all
lowed to participate.
There really appears no reason why
Whittier should be barred, as any COL
lege agreement in Southern California
has long been taken as joke. There is
not executive ability among the local
colleges apparently to arrive at any
definite conclusion as to who are who,
and as result different agreement
is made from time to time.
Coach Thompson of Whittier is
anxious to enter the meet and is en-
deavoring to convince the committee
in charge that his institution should
be given recognition.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
SIGNS
WITH SOLOMON
MEN AGREE TO FIGHT FOR
. CHAMPIONSHIP "A
Articles Call for 122 Pounds Thirty
Min~tes Before Time Is Called.
Question as to Making
the Weight

AT last Benny Solomon has been
given the chance of lifetime. Abe At
tell yesterday signed articles signifyinp
his Willingness to meet the local man
in battle for the featherweight cham
pionship of the world. The BOYS will
weigh in at 122 pounds, thirty minutes
before the call of time.
In the meanwhile Attell will go east
and start training for the battles with
Tommy O'Toole and Spike Robson.
Able should have very little difficulty
in disposing of O'Toole as Harry Baker.
raised Cain with him short time
back. The bout will be for but six
rounds, however, and O'Toole may stick
1t out.
1t would appear strange should Kid
Solomon become n champion at this
late date, though the Sonora town bov
apparently Is as strong as ever. Solo,
mon has been meeting mediocre men
for the past many years, but has never
been sent against any one possessing
the class of Attell.
Should Solomon win, the street
sweeping and sewer slushing would he
over for some time to come, that is. If
the Kid can find opponents At pres
ent Solomon is the only one who really
wishes a twenty-round taste of At
tells game, and If Able wipes solomon
up he must become busy before signing
LOA piiJ iliOiS bNCIbJ DdllleS.
A battle at catch weights between
Solomon and Attell would undoubtedly
be interesting, though not altogether
fair to Abe. Whether the Kid can
make the featherweight limit and re-
main strong Is a problem that remains
unsolved. He certainly appeared ema-
ciated the night he fought Frank Sheek.
Solomon weighed in the neighborhood
of 1876. Attell would not talk of meet
ing him at such weight, and is prob
ably giving Solomon a shade so far as
the required weight is concerned.
If Solomon expects to do much with
the clever Abe he should endeavor to
develop his right. Abe is shifty and
might be able to avoid Solomon's left
easily enough, being certain of no him
drance from another quarter.
Solomon is very confident that he is
Abe's master and looks forward to the
fight with eager anticipation. He said
last night:
81 know I can beat that fellow. He
was afraid to meet me at first and
only signed when he saw every one was
on to him. I'll make him know some
one else can hit when get him in the
ring"
Manager McCarey has not as vet
decided on date for the battle. but
in all probability the bout will be
staged shortly after the Burns-O' Brien
match.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
BLEACHERITES MAY
HAVE EASY SEATS

Chutes park bleacherites will be
cheered when they learn that the Los
Angeles baseball club has decided to
place backs to the seats which have
been occupied by the faithful fans these
many weary seasons.
1t remains to be seen, however,
whether this improvement will be car
ried out as contemplated at a meeting
held yesterday.
Two directors, Bernal Dyas and Ferd
K. Rule, resigned at yesterdays ses-
sion. Mr.. Dyas, because of business af-
fairs, decided that baseball could not
he given justice. Mr.. Rule retired
owing to ill health.
Tom Darmody and Tom Stevens will
probably be chosen as successors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
HIGHLANDERS ARE
WORKING HARD
FAILURE OF CHASE TO REPORT
CASTS GLOOM
New York Americans Play Three-Old.
Cat-Hogg Ready for Practice.
Warming Up Work the
Order
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ATLANTA, Ca, March 13.-With the
exception of Hal Chase, all the in
fielders Of the Highlanders were at
work today, and with a little more
practice they will be able to present a
respectable appearance.
During the day Elberfeld, Keefe and
Hughes came. Moriarty was placed at
first and the infield went through its
regular practice, just as fans see it
mid season.
La Porte's arm is very sore and he
solemnly avows that first base was
fully one hundred yards from third
when he had made three attempts and
was unable to throw the ball beyond
the pitchers box.
Elberfeld was just the same as usual.
This remarkable little bundle of nerves
and energy had evidently slipped up on
the other men by taking advantages of
| practice.
When Griff began hitting them down
to him he was throwing the ball around
with the speed and accuracy of a mid
summers game.
Almost the entire team was sore and
discouraged in the two workouts to-
day, but that is always to be expected
on the second day,
Some of them were so sore they could
hardly move, but gradual practice
| loosened up their stiffened muscles
and, after a hot bath and q rub al
night they felt relieved. 1t was i'm
possible to play another game OF
''scrub" or three -old-cat, as the men
were absolutely unable to do any run
ming.
Just before dinner Pitcher Hogg ar
rived from the coast and announced
that he was ready to take his medi-
cine. Hogg had a tsly look about his
| IAfv hi 10 atf
believe he has been working off flesh
for the past two months.
From outward appearances he is al
ready in condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
BY Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-Five
furlongs-Royal River won, Mollie Ball
second, Dorothy Duncan third; time
1:01 1-5.
Mile and slxteenth-Auditor won,
Goldway second, Gull third; time
1:48 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Southern
Cross won, Frontenac second, Refined
third; time 1906 AS.
Louisiana stakes, $1,000 added, three
and half furlongs-Nora Sulga won,
e. M. Fry second. ziephen third; time
041 3-5.
Mile and sixteenth-Chanute won,
Gold Mate second, Yves third; time
1:46 3-5.
Mile, selling-Foreigner won, Evie
Green second, Paul Clifford third; time
1:42.
Six furlongs-Fox Meade won, Posing
second. Buttinski third; time 1:14.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald
CHICAGO, March 13.-FOlIOwinG are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
tOmOrrOw's races nt AscOti
1-BaIlnade, SwagerIatOr, Vivian
May.
2-AstrnI, Madden, Lolita Gladstone.
3-Red Bill, Red Garter, Norfolk.
4-kerchevaI, Tartan, j. G. Glen.
5-BOIOgna, Otto Price, BIumenthal.
G-Lucrece. JOyner, Jack Adams.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
JACK SULLIVAN STARTS
TRAINING FOR PALMER

Jack "Twin" Sullivan hit the trail
for Arcadia yesterday in company with
"Rube" Smith, who will act as sparrlng
partner John is anxious to dispose of
Jack Palmer and to that effect will
lose no time dallying about town.
A certain we'll known sporting man
at present in Los Angeles, who wit
messed the twenty-round draw between
Sullivan and Palmer in England, is
inclined to believe that Palmer had a
shade. He says, however, that Palmer
VIII not have sufficient time to accli-
mate himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
AMATEURS DISCUSS
LONG INNING GAME

Local amateur baseball players are
still discussing the fourteen inning, 10
game played at Santa Ana Sunday be-
tween the Santa Ana nine and the
Newsies team.
Throughout the fourteen innings
there was not an error recorded for the
Newsies, who lost eventually. Accord
ing to the local players they received
a very raw deal from the Santa Ana
umpire, though in such affairs there is
liable to be dissatisfaction heard from
the losing side.
Woodberry pitched a great game for
the Newsies and received major league
support. Hendrick in the box for Santa
Ana held the Newsies screwed to the
ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
WHICH TEAM is boNLlNs2

According to a dispatch from Chi
cago recently, Mike Donlin was ac-
credited with having purchased the
san Jose team. Eastern exchanges now
have 1t that Mike bought the st. Jo-
seph club of the Western league. II
may be that a certain similarity in the
names is responsible for the double YER
sion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
San Diego win Row Stanford

SAN DIEGO, March 13.-The diree-
tors OF the San Diego Rowing club
have decided to enter a four-oared
crew in the races to be held at Naples
on March 80, against the famous rae
ing crew of Stanford university, ac-
counted the fastest bunch of oarsmen
on the coast. A victory over the coll
lesians VIII bring the championship Of
the west to San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
B0WLERS PLAN FOR
NEXT TOURNAMENT
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo, March 13.-The
Western Bowling congress today de-
cided to turn over to the executive COM
mittee the matter of selecting a place
for the next annual meeting of the con-
gress. Kansas City. Butte and Port
land Ore, are active competitors for
the honor.
In the tournament today the highest
score was made by Seaman and Cratic
of Omaha-120S. Mo man from the Far
West participated today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
oAKLAWN RESULTS
BY Associated Press,


HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 1S.-
Oaklawn results
First race, four furlongs-Shirley
Rossmore won, Boil Weevil second,
Two Orphans third; time, 0:49
Second race, five furlongs-Rose Hart
won, Dulsura second, Start Glow third
time. 1902 1-5.
Third race, six urlongs-Haughty
won, Ben Strome second, Sorrel Top
third; time, 1:14.
Fourth race, handicap, mile-BeecheT
won, Calabash second, Red Gauntlet
third; time, 1;14 3-5.
Fifth race, mile and a half, selling
Attila won. Big Bow second, Bendigo
third; time, 2:37.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Hawkama
won, DR.. Lee Huffman second, j. D.
Dun third; time, 1:14 2-5.
II you, want 70 go east. c. Haydock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
RAlrT ORGANIZES BALL LEAe"E

stub" Raitt has formed new anna
teur ball league, which comprises teams
frOm the following grammar grade pub
lie schools OF the city:
Amelia street, Ann street Macy street
and Violet street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
Decide in Favor Of Football
ssociated Press

by 1A79VNIUINU 7 N'"f
BOSTON, March 13.-The Harvard
overseers today decided in favor Of
continuance of the intercollegiate
athletics, including football at the uni
versity under certain restrictions.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
30 SECOND RAcE-sx furlonss, 8-yoor-olds; selling.

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14


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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14

50 FIRST RAcE-Tour furlonss, s-year-olas; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14

II you want 70 go east. c. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central II. r.. l1S w. 6th-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14
ASCOT FORM CHART

1s-NINETIETH clears,
w. presiding starter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14


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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-14

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