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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-04
COURT TERM STARTS

Judge Fox of the circuit court to-
day began the operations of the 'Oc-
tober term of court by calling the pro
bate docket He will call the civil
docket tomorrow morning and expects
to have all cases set for trial and is
sues drawn up by tomorrow noon. The
October term of court includes long
list of civil cases and about so crimi-
nal cases.
= With the exception of a session to-
morrow, there will be no court this
week. Adjournment in the court pro-
ceedings was taken owing to the Fail
Festival
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WILL TRY IT AGAIN

Within week after obtaining di-
vorce, David Franklin Ryder was Civ
en- a license to be married. Mr.. Ry-
der's second wife is Grace Evalus
Lamb, an eighteen year old girl. Ry-
der is ten years her senior. He was
divorced from Goldie Kelley Ryder a
week ago last Saturday on the grounds
of desertion.
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49, 40 I>IvICcre.

The celebrated statue. Apollo Belvi-
Of the Greek sculptor Calamis. who
hourished in the fifth century B. &.
1t is called the Beividere from the
Belvidere gallery of the Vatican. in
Rome. where it stands. 1t was dis
covered in 1903 among the ruins Of
Antium. and was purchased by Pope
Julius H.
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BACK TO INFlRMARY.

George Westlake was admitted to
the county infirmary today by the
county commissioners. This makes
the second time that George has be-
come a resident of the county farm.
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LEASE THE GROUNDS

The lease entered into between the
Richmond Country club and the Earl
ham Cemetery association was filed
with CouhtERetorder Will Robbins to-
day. The lease is for a period of ten
years, and the Country club agrees to
pay $3.50 rent annually and keep the
grounds and buildings in good condi-
ton. The lease may be terminated on
a years notice.
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ISABELLA
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
FATAL
TO OCCIDENTAL
COMPTON TEAM WINS FROM
PRESBYTERIANS
Los Angeles Team Squeezes in One
Run in Eighth, Gaining Chance
on Error by Car
penter
Con1aton 8. OxY I

After battling six innings without
any runs, the Compton high school
baseball team put three runners across
the plate and won from the Occidental
college team of Los Angeles by score
of to l. Both teams played good ball
up to the seventh inning, and Patter-
son had sent one of the high school
boys over the route, when Dimon came
through with hit, which was followed
by some infield errors by the Occidental
men, and before the dust had cleared
Dimon, Carpenter and Walton had
scored enough to win the game for
Compton.
Occidental was barely able to squeeze
one run in in the eighth, when Thomas
was safe on Carpenters error, stole
second and third. and came home when
Priddi9 fumbled Wieman's popup.
Outside these two innings the game
was rather listless, on account of the
light hitting of both teams. Patterson
pitched a good game, and received fair
support, except in the fatal seventh.
McKenny, at third, played a great
game for the collegians, while Haskin
also put up a good specimen of ball for
the home team.
This is but the second game of the
season for Occidental, and the team is
not in any shape at all as yet, being
especially weak in hitting; but Coach
Gorton expects to develop the batting
eyes of his men during the coming
practice season, with plenty of work
at the batting cages. Occidental is to
play Hollywood today on the Holly
wood field Summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, April There was
carnival of longshots at Emeryville to-
day, and some of the successful out
siders were well supported. John II.
Sheehan, we'll played by stable con-
nections, won the third race at long
odds. Ross, on Please, made a claim
of foul against Sandy, on Bucolic,
which finished third. 1t was not al
lowed, but Sandy was fined $50 for
rough riding. Hush Money and Keep
Moving were other long shots to win.
Results:
First race, four furlongs--oswald b. los
(Walsh), won; Aldergulch. 1o2 (McBride),
second; Democrat. 112 (Ross), third. Time
AS AIS. Pretend, Gelico Lumen, Harry
Grothe. Donovan, Kleiner Vogel. Twin
Screw, Prince Winter and Force also ran.
Second race, futurity course, selling-Hush
Money, H. (Mentry), won; Schleswig. 9s
(Ross). second: Devlser % (Deverich),
third. Time 1:12. Phlistina, Bright Skies.
confessor Ell Paso. Striheout, zalta, John
A. Mallon and Nedjram also ran.
Third race, futurlty course. selling--John
H. Sheehan, III (Taplin), won; Sevenfull,
107 (BoreD. second: Bucoiic, 100 tSandy),
third. Time 1:11 3-5. Green Goods, oesa.
Rosegal, Please, Dovalta Carmisa The Mist
and Shaw also ran.
Fourth race one and one-slxteenth miles.
selling-Keep Moving. 101 (Taplln). won;
Severus. 107 (Glasner), second; Cowen, 80
(Glass) third Time :49. Husky, Rock
stone and Joe Rose also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-High Gun. 1O6 (Deverich), won; Cad
ichon. 112 tRoss), second; Import. 100
(Sandy) third Time 1:47 AS Cello
Brookleaf, Fred Bent Colonel Bronston.
Billy Pullman. Huapala and Lord Provost
also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs, purse-Royal
Tourist, III (Scoville), won; Jeanne dare
1o6 (Ross), second; Il. Nugent, los (Dever-
ich), third. Time 1914. Marwood. Sewel.
Purserose. Collector Jessup, Marian Casey,
Hugh McGowan also ran
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
FAVORlTES HAVE
ROUGH SHEDDING
SELLING PLATERS HAVE THEIR
INNINGS
WITH NO FORM TO REGARD, GOOD
THINGS SHOWER
Only Two Public Choices Get Brackets
at Santa Anita During Day, While
sleepers Wake Up and Cash
Unexpectedly
BY JAY DAVIDSON

Bookmakers had their first innings
yesterday in long time, When only
two favorites won in seven races. How
ever their profits were cut down mate
rally by the success of the sharp
shooters, who put over four juicy ones
in the remaining races. Belleek, in the
first race, and Beauclere, in the last
race. were the only winning favorites,
and both carried a lot of public money,
despite that they were held at short
prices.
Belleek outclassed her field in the
first and had no difficulty In winning
by four lengths from Annie Welis
after La Refine Hindoo hau oeeit
kicked halfway across the track at
the start. With anything like an even
break La Refine would have given Bel
leelx a stiff argument, as she was third
at the wire and running winning
race at the end
Delmas, held at long odds, won the
baby race under a good ride by But
well, coming from behind to turn the
trick Matchem, from Tommy Grll-
fms stable, broke in front and had no
excuses for such a poor race as she
run coming into the stretch three
lengths in front, while Ostend, Which
was pounds the best, was nearly last
away and was beaten only mead
Irma Lee quit again, as usual but
stuck long enough to show.
Soprano, slightingly regarded, even
bv the owners. won the third race be-
cause MCGEE gave her an excellent
ride after getting her away to good
start. Toller was a minute the best,
but was all messed up at the
start and pocket down the back
stretch. He finished second, however,
with Taxer right on his heels. he
Knows, the good thing, never showed
ANYTHING. with Palms in the saddle.
Tom Shaw made an awful cleanup
when Goldena won the fourth race,
backing her from in the clouds down
below sea level. Rice never made a
mistake, taking her away in front ana
wav to the wire, where she was nearly
two lengths to the good. Ben Sand
was second all the way, but did not
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
HORSES OF CLASS WILL FURNISH
FEATURE EVENT AT ARCADIA TODAY

have enough speed to get up very
close. Willie Gregg showed, put 'nsN
Donatus finally won for Frank Re-
gan and beat Jane Laurel, the iorait
of the race. Donatus was heiu ~
Juicy odds, but Regain was unaple "
set Niece to ride and did not pet OF,
Rim Azo showed, and as he was helo
at beautiful odds for this position ana
did not seem to have chance 10 po
worse than third he was hperahS
nlaved to land where ne finished.
Phil Chinn cleaned up the season eX ,-
nenses when Descomnets won the siXth
race from Sandpiper, the sharpsnoot4.
ers' choice. 1t was stlH aIsuiieh'
ali through the stretch, but Descom-
nets hung on long enough 10 VIII
Woolwinder showed. :.
Beauclere, which seeentiy gained ms
New York form, was an odos-on Ia
vorlte to win the last race ana ran
consistently, winning from Vanen by
nearly three lengths, just as his rider
pleased, County Clerk was slow TO pc
Gin. but he certainly did lily AFTER
turning for home, coming from last
to third place. 49,, .o
The card was a cheap platers bene--
fit, and this accounts for the lack VI
form 10 the races. There was NIUE
use in figuring form, as none OF tne
horses had shown any disposition pre-
viously to win in even fair company, sc
IL was like shooting at the moon TO pei
on a race.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
STATE LEAGUE

OAKLAND, April 1.-The Santa Cruz
State leaguers retrieved their disaster
of yesterday by taking 6 to vic
tory from Oakland today. Score:
Santa Cruz 6, hits 4, errors q
Oakland 5, hits 10, errors 3.
Batteries-Jones and Eastwood;
Bloomfield and Hilton.
FRESNO, April 1.-San Francisco
won the second game of the State
league series here from Fresno today,
6to 4. Smith relieved Gray in the
6 to 4. Smith relieved Gray in the
sixth, after the latter had walked
three and allowed a single. Score:
Fresno 4, hits TO- errors 2.
San Francisco 6, hits II, errors g.
Batteries-Gray, Smith and Kuhn;
Healon and Bliss.
STOCKTON, April 1,-Timely hitting
in the first three innings won today's
game for the home team. Score:
Stockton g. hits 6, errors g.
san Jose 2, hits 8. errors 4.
Batteries-Clark and FramDles;
Stricklett and Eager.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
SAN BERNARDINO is
BEATEN BY ORANGE
Visitors Pitchers Hit Eleven Times,
While Hendricks for Home Team
Allows Only One-The
Batteries

ORANGE, April 1.-Orange high
school defeated San Bernardino at
Orange today by the score of to l.
Orange had all the best of the game,
as they hit Meyers and Boone for eleven
hits, while San Bernardino got one hit
off Hindrichs, the Orange pitcher. Hin
drichs, for Orange, struck out fourteen,
against eight for Meyers.
The big Orange boys took things easy
and at no stage of the game seemed in
danger of going in the air. The batting
of Abbot for Orange was a feature, as
he got four hits out of four times at
bat.
VIII, the Orange catcher, made two
hits and stole three bases. Batteries
Orange, Will and Hinrichs; San Ber-
nardino, Lidner and Meyers and Boone.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
COY LOSES IN
PITCHING DUEL
HOGAN'S BUNCH DEFEATED BY
SACRAMENTO
UNABLE TO FIND WHALEN WHEN
HITS ARE NEEDED
Makes Only Four safeties During Con-
test, While South Side Twirler
Weakens In Pinch and
Is Routed

SACRAMENTO, April 1.--Sacramen-
to took the game from Vernon today,
to /. Happy Hogan used Coy on the
mound, and he was fairly effective I'M
til the sixth inning, when he gave
three passes, forcing one run in and
with a single scoring one man, and a
double by Whalen, scoring three run
ners, four runs were scored. Sacra-
mento had made two runs previous to
this. The visitors scored one run in
the fourth, Brashear scoring on Motifs
single. Score;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
ANGELS TROUNCE PORTLAND AGAIN
AND REMAIN IN FIRST DIVISION

QUITE an improvement in class will
I be noted in a glance at the card
" that Secretary Smith has ar
ranged for today, as compared with
that which was run off yesterday. AL
though it is Friday and no stake event
or handicap ever was attempted on
this day, unless it happened to be a
holiday, there will be a feature event.
The fifth race draws this distinction,
and, while it will not be much of a
betting proposition, it will furnish a
great contest, and if the track is fast
it should result in some fast time
Those old rivals, Edwin 1. FRYER
John Carroll, John Louis and Molesey,
will constitute the field, and they VIII
go nine furlongs. The card will lack
a heap of being a sprint card, too, as
five of the seven races are routed over
seven furlongs and upward. All the
horses are of improved class as COM
pared with the nuts that ran yestcr-
day and should furnish good sport dur
ing the afternoon.
Dynamite Jack Thornby will get his
name on the program today Tor the
first time this season, when that monu-
mental fraud Stoney Lee will go to the
post. This will be a great occasion fer
the ham-and-eggs boys, as all are par
tlCula1lY IOuQ OIL obuHNNf pUt II ~
to deliver the goods Dynamite had bet
ter hon the first fence he comes to and
skidoo.
Robert Gray. owned by c. L. Mackey,
fell in the fifth race shortly after the
start. He is a crazy horse at best,
and when the barrier was sprung ne
tried to run zigzag through his field,
and after humping into the rail a
couple of times he plunged for the
stable entrance and hit the fence side
ways Jockey Joe Lindhorst was
aboard until this come off, when he
was thrown. He sustained fracture
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

of the left leg and several painful
bruises about the back and head. He
was taken to the Clara Barton hospital
by DIR. George D. Costigan, track sur
geon.
Tom Shaw cleaned up all he will re-
quire to make him winner on the sea-
son when Goldena won yesterday.
Goldena opened away upstairs, but
when Shaw had finished his invest
ments the price had dropped into the
basement. George Rose also knew
about this one. and did not take dime
on it, although playing it all over the
ring Both cleaned up nice fortunes On
the race.
Al Goodin would have Quit betting
for the remainder of the season mad
Talarand copied in the third race. He
plunged on this one, something unusual
for Al to do. ard almost perspired him
self into a miniature Turkish bath cos
tune before the race was over, having
witnessed the disappointment that al
ways goes with the knowledge that the
horse you are backing is left at the
post. Talarand- seldom behaves this
wav and with such good scout as
Goodin betting on him he should have
been more alert at the barrier.
Frank Regain finally put over Do
natus. the promising maiden that he
brought across the continent last fall
Donatus won at long odds. but Regain
could not get a strong boy to ride him,
so he would not bet. He was happy at
winning a race, however Those who
know Frank would have been more
delighted had he been confident enough
to have had nice wager down on his
long shot,
Barney Oldfeld seldom visits the
races these days. but he usually cleans
up when he goes He cashed six in
seven bets yesterday and almost be-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

vault, 440-yard run, sack race. and tied
for third in the high jump, gaining in
dividual points for his team.
In the recent meet between Poly
technic high school and st. Vincent's
he won % points individually for him
self and was later elected captain of
the St Vincent's track team of 1909. He
will go out for football honors this
season and is expected to make just as
good a showing on the gridiron as in
other events.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
CLASSY PLAYING
BEATS PORTLAND
ANGELS WIN THIRD GAME OF
FIRST SERIES
OUTFIT, BUT THEY MAKE THEIR
BINeLEs COUNT
Koestner Given Brilliant Support In
Field, and Timely Help at Bat En-
abIes Him to Take His First
Try of Season
OH. YOU KIDS!

"Hen" Berry made the announcement
,,.s+.rd.v that he wants all of you to be
his guests every Saturday Ieh your
friends about it, and in the meantime
bring every conceivable noise-making IN
strument that you can find in your back
ward to help the good work along when
the Angels are not at bat saturday
game should be interesting, as for'lahu
and "Hcn's" Angels are putting up
fast article of ball. Berry used to be
lid himself and he wants you to enjoy
yourselves. The far washington oio"'"
ers have been set aside for your personal
use. Every boy under IL years Oh age
Is welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
GIVE RACING DATES
FOR SPRING MEETING
Lexington and Louisville Are Allotted
Time Requested, but Commission
Insists That Bookmakers
Shall Not Operate

LEXINGTON, KY, April 1.-The
Kentucky Racing commission today
allowed a spring race meeting at Lex
ington from April "a to May l. inclu-
sive, and to Louisville of eighteen days
from May 8. The Lexington date WI
be used provided the owners Oh tne
track decide to hold spring meetlns'
The racing commission emphasizes the
fact that racing must be conuucteu 1ai
Means that the bookmakers cannot OPP
crate on the tracks controlled by the
cnnmiSSiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
CONDOR TO MANAGE
MEETING AT DENVER
Blind Turf Maenate Accepts PROPOSE
ton to Promote Brief Season of
Sport at Overland Park
in July

CHICAGO April John Condor, the
race track magnate, announced today
that he had agreed to manage a
thirty-day meeting at Denver at the
request of the Overland Jockey club.
The meeting will begin June 30 and
continue until July 80. The Colorado
derby will be the big stake feature of
the meet. Conditions and prizes for
the meeting are to be announced with
in twenty days.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
MEXICAN PITCHER HOLDS sox
SAFE WHILE HE is IN BOX

Ell PAsO, Tex, April 1.-Chicago
Americans No. l faced Gutierrez, u
Mexican pitcher. here today. and the
Mexiean held the visitors to a single
hit in the four innings he was In tne
hoy The Chicago team will play next
in Oklahoma City. Score:
Chicago 3. hits .. errors q.
nj Paso /, hits 8, errors 2 s..u,,,.
Da.taries-smith and Owens; sullivan
f.,tIarraz and Sanders Shuster
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Gorton. Left on bases
Compton 4, Occidental 7. Bases balls
on Gorton l. Struck out-By Gorton 2,
Priddle g Patterson g. Double plays
Haresnape to Carpenter. Hits-Of Gorton
., Priddie I. Wild ptch-Priddie. Hit by
pitched ball-Baer. Haskin. Time of game
. hours. Umpire-Abbott
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Whaen, Doyle. Sacrifice
hit-Jansing. Bases on balls--On Coy 1,
Whalen 3. Struck out-By Coy q Whalen
l. Double plays-Jansing to Levy; Levy to
Shinn to Gandil. Time of game 80.
Umpire-Mfcarthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
LOS ANGELES GRAYS
TO PLAY AT ORANGE
NEGRO AGGREGATION WILL
TACKLE TOWN BOYS
Hiqh School Team Is to Go to Red
lands Saturday, Handicapped
by the Absence of
Kelley
Especial to The Herald

ORANGE, April 1.-The Los An
geles Grays, a negro aggregation, will
play the Orange town team here Sat
urday and a good game is looked for
by the Orange fans. Orange has de-
veloped some fast material, and 1t is
reported that the negro players form
classy nine.
The clubs will line up as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

Orange would like to hear from any
produce house baseball team playing in
Los Angeles in regard to Saturday
afternoon games. Arrangements can
be made through the sporting editor OF
The Herald.
The Orange high school baseball
team will go to Redlands Saturday for
a baseball game. Last year Orange
defeated the Redlands team by a score
of to l. Orange has a star slabster
who knows how to burn 'em in. The
loss of Kelley, who has entered in
the track and field meet, will be keen
ly felt at third base. Orange wants TO
hear from the Kanaka Japs. Address
J, Pratt, Orange, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
ATHLETICS
&, A49g At os|;IgP

came convinced that he could not lose.
Sandpiper convinced him of his error,
however, but Barney quit big winner
on the day at that.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

School boys and girls may win
prizes of $10O each for the best two
papers concerning clubs. lodges or So
cieties for boys and girls. Address
Aunt Laurie, care this paper, and
write on one side of the paper only.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Johnson, Kennedy. Sacri-
ace hits--Delmas, Thompson, Orendorn.
BASES on bals--On Koestner 4, Carson 8.
Struck out-By Koestner 4, Carson 4. Dou-
HE plays-Howard unassisted. Dillon I'M
assisted. Passed balls--Armbruste Hit
by pitched ball-Olson Time of game
2;o5 Umpire-Tomar
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

however, but Barney quit Dig winner
on the day at that.
Jockey MCGEE, under contract to
Henderson & Hogan, seems to have
just hit his stride. He rode three win
ners yesterday. He is riding in better
form than any of them now and has
built up quite a following among the
regulars. Hogan said last night that
the boys contract was for sale, but
smiled and added, ''for $4,000 cash,
no less
Some little delay was oceasioned in
the call of the horses to the post for
the seventh race, when it was ascer-
tanned that County Clerk had lost one
of his shoes. A platter was hurriedly
summoned and the field was sent to
the post with only a few moments
delay beyond the regular time.
It was announced yesterday that
Jockey c. Grand who was suspended
last season when he and couple of
bookmakers were accused OF crooked
work in races, had been reinstated.
The boollies also have been vindicated
by the evidence which the judges OBJ
tanned and all now are in good stand
ing again and acquitted of any wrong
doing.
The talent would not fall for the
He Knows tip yesterday when they
found that Palms was to ride. This
saved the bunch from big losses, as
He Knows had been toLted from Van
couVer to Tia Juana as the goods and
was in such a soft spot that it looked
impossible for a real horse to pos
sibly lose. Palms was too much for
the gang, however and they went to
the other horses and let He Knows
alone. He Knows never showed any,
thing in the speed line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS

.Graney batted for Breen in ninth in
.swilett batted for Carson in ninth in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

Tnne-ls Ia. % s;5. 80 l-5. A s-5. 100 l'la 10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

Time 10 49, a 49, So i'a7 1853 49, 1853 as
Apprent allowance
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

Times as, II IS. % s-5, Al, So So. i:os '-5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

of the left leg and several painful
bruises about the back and head. He
was taken to the Clara Barton hospital
by DIR. George d. Costigan, track sur
oeoD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

SECOND RAcE- turongs maiden s-yearolds purse 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02
VERNON
Totals
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals ....2s 6 s 1 az
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-02

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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-11-18
MUST PAY FULL VALUE
New Leasing System Puts Reserva
tons on Business Basis.


Washington, Nov. 16-From this
time forward Indian grazing lands
leased to stockowners will return
to the owners reasonable annual
fee in lieu of the nominal rental
heretofor. The entire system of
controlling Indian grazing lands is
being revised by Commissioner Val
entine; in fact, a system is being in
stalled where none heretofore exist
ed. Before Mr. Valentine came into
Office there was no fixed policy I'M
der which Indian range land was
leased to stockmen; it was leased
more or less as individual Indian
agents desired, and in most instances
the return to the Indians was hard
ly worth while
As fast as old leases expire, Mr..
Valentine is placing the Indian range
on the market. giving all stoekmen
An opportunity to bid for its use
and awarding the grazing privilege
in each instance to the highest bid
der. In this way the Indians are al
ways sure Of fair annual income.