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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-10-21

and German; Miss Grace Hunter.
English and ancient history; Miss
Lillian Klugel, music and art. Miss
Hunter is the only new instructor
this year and all are doing splendid
work, very far above the average.
From the point of view of one with
an at all artistic temperament, there
is little left to be desired in the gen
eral features of the building. It oc-
cupies the center of whole block at
the extreme east end of Merrill ave-
nue.. Cement sidewalks have been
constructed entirely around the block
and to the front and back entries of
the building. Later on, 100 trees will
be placed around the block and along
the walks. The building is construct
ed of two colors of Hebron pressed
brick, with tile roof. The flooring
of the front vestibule and the hall Of
the first floor is of terrazo, beauti-
ful artificial stone with adamant quail
ties.
The basement comprises the boiler
room, with Kewanee boiler capable
of producing double the quantity of
heating needed, boys and girls
gymnasiums, toilet rooms and gas
machine room, for producing gas
needed in the laboratories.
The first floor contains the superin-
tendent' $ Office, lady assistants Office,
art room, physical laboratory, chemi-
cal laboratory, chemical lecture room,
and two recitation rooms, which it
will not be necesst ry to use just at
the present time.
The second floor has the assembly
room at the front, with stage and 100
seats. AS the present enrolment is
only so. it will be seen that the
seating capacity is far more than
ample. On this floor are also the Eng
lish room, mathematics and language
rooms, library and cloak rooms. On
the third floor, or really an adjunct
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-10-21
HIGH SCHOOL
WELL HOUSED
Handsome New Structure Is Conceded To Be
One Of Best of Its Kind in the State.

from the opinions of those wht
are IN position to know, and from
the general remarks of keen observ
ers, it is conceded that Dawson Coun
ty has one Of the most finely appoint
ed county high school buildings in the
state. Pursuant to the public invita-.
ton issued, a goodly contingent OF
citizens visited the recently complet-
ed structure last Saturday, and all ex-
pressed their surprise at the appear
lance and general furnishings Of this
thoroughly modern building.
Without doubt, it is the most com
plete public building within the coun-
tvs borders at the present time.
From the time of the conception of
the structure, it was generally con-
eeded that it would be building far
above the ordinary. But the most
sanguine expectations have been out
done, and the completed structure
stands without a peer in this part of
the country. w. T. Perham. contract
or, and Grambs & Peet, the plumb
ing firm Of Dickinson, deserve
all kinds Of credit for their splendid
performances, but to Link & Haire,
the noted architects of Billings, must
be given their dues for the magnifi-
cent foresight with which they plan
ned everything, down to the minutest
details. Without the extreme liberal
ity Of the present county high
school board, however, all this
would have been impossible. The
citizens comprising the present
board are VIM. Lindsay, president !;
c. A. Thurston, vice-president; G..
D. Hollecker, secretary; J. C. Tay-
lor, ". D. Kemrnis Of Sidney, L. c.
Faltermeyer of Wibaux, and Miss
Tena Hackney, county superintendent
Of schools. Their work has counted
for a long stride forward in the edu-
=cational annals Of the county.
It is expected to have recitations
started in the new structure by Mon
day next. The personnel of the faculty
at the present time is as follows: r.
L. Hunt. principal, teacher of science
and mathematics y. P. Davis, as.
sistant principal, teacher Of advanced
Latin, physical geography and mathe-
matics; Miss Daisy Kimmel, Latin
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-10-21

ahead and keep all possible chances
for impurities removed. The adrnix-
lures Of wheat in oats, oats in barley,
ETC., are exceedingly objectionable.
(A Color Of grainIn addition to
being Of good, bright and even color,
the exhibit must be of color which rep
resents the variety or breed. Care
ful storing Of the seed will preserve
the color desired.
(D Size Of the seeds Other things
being equal, the larger the seeds the
better. But the size must conform to
that which is recognized as standard for
the variety
It will be noticed that the points to
be observed in selecting and preparing
an exhibit Of grain are relatively few.
However, this does not subtract in the
least from the vigilance necessary to
obtain the very hest possible from any
given lot Of grains.
Farmers do not need to feel back
ward about thinking they have q good
grain. for it IS often possible, with
the DroDer diligence to get q first
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Preparing Grasses for Exhibition
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Continued On page 8
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
ESSEX PARK IN LITIGATION

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 10.-Essex
park, once famous as a race course, re-
Gently sold to a local man, is to be
made the subject of an interesting bit
of litigation with preliminary papers
in the suit already made matter of
record. The race course originally was
owned by William McGuigan. then a
well known racing man, and his wife.
Six years ago it was sold to Rome Rec
pess and Judge ]. B. Sidenor, and after
the enactment of the legislation which
put an end to horse racing in Arkansas
was again sold to Simon Cooper of Hot
Springs to be used for other purposes
than racing.
Now McGuigan has filed suit to re-
gain. possession of the property, assert
ing Ahat by clause in the original bin
of sale If the owners failed to conduct
race meets annually on the track for
ten years possession and income were
to revert to McGuigan. Revenue to the
extent of $400 annually which the track
now earns as a pasturage is also
claimed by McGuigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
RAISE SIDE BET TO
BACK SAM COULTER
AGAINST WEBSTER

\ Following the announcement !.
4 that hackers of Danny Webster !.
= are anxious to wager $500 that the i
j. local featherweight can whip Sam /
4 Coulter in ten rounds. the mem !.
i bers of the Los Angeles Athletic <
!. club, wherein Coulter received his +
4 training as an amateur, gathered !.
4 yesterday afternoon and in a half !.
J. hour subscription list had been !.
4 started and filled, pledging the full i
4 amount to cover the bet, taking !.
4 Coulters end of the argument. !.
!. Sans whirlwind finish against !.
!. Herb White In the Venice battle !.
!. in which he nearly put White to j.
J. sleep by furious rally in the !.
i twentieth round, has boosted his !.
+ stock, and with careful coaching i.
i 1t is generally believed that Coul- 1.
i ter, as he becomes more ex- i
l. perienced and acquires ring wis !.
i. dom, will prove formidable man !.
4. among the lightweights. The bat J.
i. tie taught Sam a lot. 1t gave !.
!. him confidence and coolness, and !.
= aided him to uncover a punch !.
y which he did not realize he pos +
i sessed. 1t is probable that Coulter j.
! will be one of the stars in the next !.
\ bout arranged for Maud JUNCTION. 4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Rleeer Now with Pasadena

After strengthening their infeld and
backing UP their belief in the victory
of their nine over the Giants next Sun
day at Pasadena by a large roll of the
"long green," the Crown city fans have
obtained the services of Pitcher Rieger
of the Texas league. Rieger is under
contract to ST. Louis, but was sus-
pended because of failure to report.
This crack twirler will probably be
seen with the Pasadena nine from now
until ordered to report for spring prac-
tice at st. Louis.
Pete Wachob will be on the receiv-
ing end of the Pasadena battery, while
Adams of Vernon will do his little stunt
at first. Quigley, recently tried out by
Oakland, will be at second, while AL
Bresino is expected to play his usual
brilliant and errorless game at short.
These players will be supported by a
strong outfield, and the fans are al
ready figuring on spending the money
which they have staked on the outcome
of the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Chicago won
both games of a double header from St.
Louis today. The first game was hard
fought, Beebe making the locals hustle
to win. Score:
First game
Chicago 3, hits 5, errors 2.
St. Louis 1, hits 6, errors 3.
Batteries-Reulbach and Archer; Bee
be and Phelps.
Second game
Chicago 8, hits II, errors 1.
ST. Louis 3, hits 5, errors 1.
Batteries-Higginbo and Archer,
Moran; Harmon and Bliss. Umpire
O'Day.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 10.-Pittsburg
won from Cincinnati today. Today's
game was the result of the protest Of
Cincinnati regarding the game won by
Pittsburg on April % being allowed
Score:
Pittsburg 4, hits 6, errors l.
Cincinnati 5, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Casper
Rowan and Roth. Umpires-Joh
and KLEIN.
BOSTON, Sept. -Boston-Philadel-
phia game postponed, rain. Two games
tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Brooklyn-
New York game postponed, rain. Two
games tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
MANY ENTRIES FOR GOLF
TOURNEY AT COUNTRY CLUB
Qualifying Round of 19-Hole Medal
Play This Afternoon-Trophy
Cup for Winner

The qualifying round of the 1s-hole
medal play for the directors cup will
be played this afternoon on the links of
the Los Angeles Country club on West
Pico street. The club will donate two
cups for this tournament, one to the
winner and the other to the runner up.
The event will be a one-ball sweep
stake.
later than September IS, the second not
later than September 25, while the last
round must be completed not later than
October 2. Semi finals must be played
not later than October Q, and the finals
must be finished before October IL. A
large entry list has already been re-
ceived, and it is believed that tomor-
rows play will be productive of some
of the best scores made on the clubs
links.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
SAYS UMPIRE KLEIN
ROBBED THE CUBS
Murphy Files Serious Charges Against
indicator Man with President
HeydIer of the National
Baseball League

CHICAGO, Sept 1O.-Charges that
Umpire KLEIN deliberately acted as a
conspirator, robbing the Cubs of any
reasonable chance for victory at Pitts
burg Tuesday, were filed yesterday in
a lengthy protest presented by Presi-
dent Murphy to President Heydler of
the National league.
Not only did the owner of the west
side club question the honesty of
KLEIN, but in an exhaustive manner the
protesting magnate summed UP the
methods which he alleges are in vogue,
which KLEIN used in any game inYolvE
ing the Cubs.
President Murphy says:
"Umpire Klein, whose ungovernable
temper is known not only to all ball
players but even to most patrons OF
the National league ball parks as well,
smarting under cumulative grievance
from the baseball season of 1909, delib-
erately weakened the Chicago clrtN in
what is generally regarded as the most
crucial series of the season, so that
Pittsburg could VIM
Because of Klem's alleged violation
of the National league constitution,
Murphy entered formal protest against
the game last Tuesday being award
ed to the Pittsburgs, and insists that it
be played when Klein is absent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, Sept. 1O.-Both games Of
today's double header with Cleveland
were won by Detroit, one being close
and finely played contest, the other
one sided affair. Score:
First game
Detroit 2, hits Z, errors 2.
Cleveland l. hits s, errors 1.
Batteries-Mullin and Stanagei
Young and Easterly.
Second game
Detroit 8. hits II, errors 2.
Cleveland 1, hits g. errors 8.
Batteries-Works and Stanage; Upp,
Berger, Easterly and Bemis.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1O.-St. Louis won
both games of double header today
Graham and White were hit freely in
the first game, while Waddell had the
best of a pitchers battle in the second.
Score:
First game
Chicago 3, hits II, errors 3.
st. Louis z, hits IL, errors 1.
Batteries-Scott, White and Payne;
Graham and Criger.
Second game i13AI
Chicago 0, hits 8, errors o.
st. Louis 2, hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Olmstead and Sullivan;
Waddell and Stephens.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1O.-Boston-
Philadelphia two scheduled games
postponed, rain. One game will be
played In a double header tomorrow,
the other cannot be played, as tomor-
row is Boston's last appearance here
this year.
.
Washington double header postponed,
rain ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Anent San FeIlce

At the recent meeting of the manag-
ers of the Interurban baseball league,
after a heated argument it was decided
to allow the san Felice team TO re-
main in the organization. This nine IS
at the head of the league, with clean
1 900 per cent standing.
Manager Covert is to be congratu-
lated on the support given him by the
majority of the league managers, while
he in turn assures any nine which may
Journey to Covina of fair deal. II
may also be added that number. OF
the team managers are strengthening
their llneups preparatory to taking a
whirl at the champions. Among the
last named is Carl Mueller, who Will
take the Pippins to the valley city next next
Sunday. Should this nine play as Wen
as their title would indicate and as as
their manager feels confident they will
do, Covert's nine may be given another
close rub for the honors. Despite the
fact that Covert believes he is playing
somewhat out of his class, last sun IN
days game with the Directory nlne G IN. II,
dicates that even the San Felice team
NAV not be invincible.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, Sept. 10.-Sacramento
defeated Stockton today, to /, the
locals failing to connect with the ball
when hits meant runs. Score:
Sacramento 4, hits 5, errors q
Stockton 1, hits 5, errors 8.
Batteries-Smith and Hackett; Fox
and Lebrand.
FRESNO. Sept. 10.-Fresno captured
the game from Oakland today, Z to 0,
by hammering Henderson for sixteen
hits, while Jones allowed but eight to
the visitors. The victory gives the
locals first place in the State league.
Score:
Fresno z, hits Is, errors 2.
Oakland 0, hits g. errors 1.
Batteries-Jones and Kuhn; Hender-
son and Burke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
coulna AuaIn Winner

With badly crippled team, the crack
Covina-San Felice bunch trimmed the
Wellingtons of the Southern State
league on the Covina diamond yester-
day afternoon by a score of to 0.
Pima, twirling for the Wellingtons,
did everything in his power to stem
the tide of defeat, but was pounded all
over the diamond. In all, nine safe
ones were chalked up against him,
while Dear, the Covina twirler, had the
wellington team at his mercy through
out. Only two hits were gathered off
his delivery, which gainel the visiting
team nothing.
Graham, Graf and Hatch, who COM
pose the Covina inf1eld, were all abb
sent. Pitts was brought in from right
field and covered the initial sack,
while Ping Fairly, the regular first
baseman, was moved to second. Charlie
Miller, the star twirler of the Covina
pitching staff, was placed on third
base. The outfield was also juggled to
the best advantage, Aguayo going from
left to center, Montague going from
center to left, while Bah Fairly was
placed in right field.
The Wellington team was outfielded
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
poNLIN-MAeEE DEAL REEVES

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1O.-That
the Philadelphia National league club
owners believe they committed a mis-
take recently when they refused to
ratify the Donlin- Murray deal,
seems to be indicated by their efforts
to arrange another deal. 1t is asserted
that a settlement was made with Man
ager Murphy this week by which he
gives up his three-year contract and
steps out at the close of the season.
His successor is said to have been
chosen, but his name is kept a secret.
Offers of substantial deals have been
made for Magee by three National
league clubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
CLOSE DECISION
DEFEATS ANGELS
UMPIRE VAN HALTREN ALTERS
VERDICT
SEALS SNEAK IN ONLY SCORE
OF GAME
Hughey Smith Catches Davis at the
Plate, and Indicator Man Calls
Him Safe, but Changes
His Mind
[speelal to The Herald.1 !

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1O.-A ques-
tionable decision gave the Seals the
only run of the game today. The
Angels surely had hard luck tale.
with many local fans joining with Hen
Berry in the grieving. The trouble
came in the fifth. McArdle scratched a
hit which Jud Smith vainly at
tempted to capture. Browning forced
McArdle. Red Davis laid down slow
one to Delmas, who put the crusher on
Browning at second. Davis stole sec
ond. Capt. Mohler singled to left and
Davis headed for the plate. Goodwin
shot the ball in to Catcher Hughey
Smith and it looked as though he
tagged Davis. Van Haltren took the
same view of it at first and motioned
Davis out, but quickly changed his
mind and decided that Smith had not
connected with the base runner. The
indicator handler stood firm during an
exciting siege. Browning broke his
losing streak today after losing five in
a row after his sensational record of
sixteen victories. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11

DLAYING their initial contests in
major league form, the Thistles
Il baseball team won a morning
game from the Directories wednesday
morning at Playa del Rey, and tied an
all-star team from the battleship st.
Louis in hard fought seven-inning
afternoon contest. Although the boys
from the battleship have little time to
practice on a genuine terra firma dla-
mond, they put up some real baseball
Waller of the ST. Louis nine threw first
class bail and was given good support
bv the infield. The marines led the
Thistles until the latter half of the
sixth, when Hansen's men connected
with Waller for three runs, tieing the
score
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
outhtters Are PIppIns

Possibly with the idea of getting the
enemys goat by appearing on Sundays
field in brand new uniforms, but more
likely with the end in view of strength
ening his lineup and changing his luck,
Manager Mueller has changed the name
of the Eastern Outfitters baseball team
to that of the Pippins. And Pippins
they should be, for not only Will the
new suits provide stimulus for raster
baseball, but five new players nave
been added to an already fast lineup
r. Ganahl will captain the team in
future. Sunday the Pippins hook up
with the San Felice nine, and every
local baseball fan will await the result
with interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
EstrelIa stars Want Game

The Estrella Stars defeated the Love-
lace nine yesterday by the score of 10
to on the Washington and Figueroa
streets diamond. Casey and Steane
worked for the winners, while Gibbs
and Wisiner were in the points for the
losers. The Stars would like to get a
chance to wallop some small amateur
nine in the near future. If you want
action on your money call up West S66.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Killing Is INELIGIBLE

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-Chairman
Hermann Of the national baseball
commission says John King, the hold
out catcher of the Chicago National
club, will not be eligible to play with
any national agreement club for three
years on account of having played
against the Logan Square team Of
Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
MANITOBA FIELD TRIALS

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 1O.-The re-
suits in the all-ages stakes of the
Manitoba field trials at Arnaud were
announced today
H. r. Edwards of Cleveland won first
and third, with the Pride of White
stone and Miss Queenie, both handled
by John Dozier, a new man on the
grounds.
Second place went to -Cawley's Pride,
one of the Babcock string, which also
was handled by a beginner, John
Hunt, a Mississippi boy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR oxNARp

Oxnard high school has secured the
services of w. G. Hummel as an ath-
letic coach, and a most auspicious sea-
son will be entered upon. Several new
athletes have been enrolled among the
students, and 1t Is likely that tennis.
football and basketball will be added
to the usual track work and baseball.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
sHoorINo RECORDS BROKEN

VIOLA, Ill.,, Sept 10.-Two worlds
records were broken in a registered
shooting tournament held here Sept.
s and g. Charles G. Spencer, st. Louis,
professional, broke 400 straight in a
scheduled shoot and made an unfln-
ished run of 565. Neither record has
been equaled before.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
IMPORTANT BASEBALL TRADE

WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-An i'm
portant baseball trade was consum-
mated just before the Boston, game
here yesterday whereby Boston gets
pitcher Charley Smith and $500 in
cash for "Doc" Gessler, the heavy
hitting Boston outfielder.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
MaIers to Meet Bakersfield

The Maier baseball team is branching
out. Sunday, September 10, they will
hook up with the Salt Lake nine at
Vernon, and about the middle of Octo-
Der a trip is planned to Bakersfield.
The boys are playing fast ball and feel
confident of instructlng the northern
team in the ethics of the great Arneri-
can game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
PORTLAND TAKES TWELVE
INNING GAME FROM GRAHAM
Sacramento Loses When Beavers Pile
Up Four Hits OFF Ehman in Open
ing of Extra Period

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1O.--Four hits
in the twelftlr> inning today beat Sac
ramento for the third time this week.
After allowing the Beavers a two-run
lead, one score being made on La
Longe's overthrow to second, Sacra-
mento started an uphill fight and
scored one run in the fifth and another
in the eighth. Ehman was strong until
the twelfth, when Fisher, Johnson, Ort
and Speas 1T successfully at the open
ing of the mining. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Leauuers for Desert League

That the Desert Baseball league is
fulfilling the predictions made some
time ago in these columns, by rapidly
coming to the front ranks of amateur
baseball organizations, is evidenced by
the large number of applications which
have already been received from dia-
mond artists whose names are on every
tongue in every town and hamlet where
the meaning of baseball is known.
The six teams composing the league
Imperial, Brawley, Ell Centre, Calexico,
Holtville and Yuma-are being swamp
ed by offers. Many of the big leaguers,
incluling Scott of the Chicago White
Sox and Easterly of Cleveland, played
in the league last year, and were so
favorably impressed that they are pre-
pairing to return and bring other major
leaguers with them. For fast winter
baseball tho Desert league promises to
excel any other organization west of
the Mississippi.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Watch Those Scores

The baseball editor of The Herald
was unable to publish the tabulated
score of the McCormick-Wel ellington
game, owing to the fact that it was not
received in proper form. In fast ana
almost errorless game of ball the Troll
ley league team won by the score OF
9 to 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
TENNIS PLAY POSTPONED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The first
days play between the English and
American lawn tennis teams was post
poned until tomorrow because of rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
RACES Ar poNcAsTER

DoNCASTER, Sept. 1O.-The Danum
selling nursery plate of 200 pounds for
2-year-olds only, five furlongs, was
won today by Sprite. Among the four
starters was H. P. Whitney's Litoral.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Armory Boys, Def

The Armory Athletic associations
baseball squad wishes to throw the
hooks into some speedy bunch Of play
ers Sunday afternoon. If you are the
fall guy phone ]. Green at A6S14 after
6 p. m.