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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-02-25
O'Neil Will Stand on Party
Policies
Announces Platform for Race fo
Cubernatoral Nomination

WALLACE, Ida., Feb. 19.-B. F.
O'Neil, chairman of the republican
state central committee and presi.
dent of the State bank OF Wallace,
has formally announced the pripci-
!. Piles Upon which he will appeal to
the republicans Of idaho for nominal
tiun for governor. He says: 81.
"My friends throughout the State
have urgently requested me to enter
the primaries as a candidate for NOM
nation for the office Of governor,
and after careful consideration OF the
conditions confronting the state TO-
day have concluded that, as a life
long supporter OF the republican
party, it is my duty TO accept the
responsibility.
"My views on the affairs of the
state are well known. AS chairma n
of the republican committee ofIdaho
/ have had occasion to state those
views, but in order that l may not
be misunderstood or my opinions
misrepresented l will state in brief
the principles for which l stand.
81 firmly believe in conducting the
affairs of the state in a businesslike
manner and free from political ma
nipulation. l believe that appoint
i've offices should be filed by the men
best qualified to do the work, and il
l am elected l shall conduct the af.
fairs under my charge on the prin.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-02-25

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
TUTORING BY MAIL IS
INTERSTATE BUSINESS
Supreme Court Gives Opinion in
Case involving Schools
of Correspondence

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The bus"
ines of a correspondence school with
pupils in various states is interstate
commerce. Such was the opinion In
the federal supreme court announced
today by Justice Harlan In the case
of the International Text Book COM
pauy OF Scranton, Pa, against A. L.
Pigg of Topeka, Kan.
In the same case the court declared
unconstitutional n Kansas law requir-
ing that corporations seeking to do bus
mess In the state file prescribed GER
tifcate or on failure to do so that tho
doors of the state courts be closed to
them. The International Text Book
company employed an agent to solicit
students In Kansas to take correspon-
dence courses in its school In Pennsyl-
vania. Pigg executed a contract In
1905 in Topeka, Kan, to take such a
course, but subsequently failed to pay
all the tuition required.
When the suit was brought against
Pigg the answer made was that the
company was a foreign corporation,
for profit and was transacting busi-
ness in Kansas without having COM
piled with the requirements of the
kansas law. Justice Harlan In the
opinion of the court. held that "in our
Judgment in it's essential character this
was commerce among the states with
in the meaning of the constitution"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
RAY HINDOO TAKES
.EMERYVILLE FEATURE
Consistent Racer Finds 1t Easy
to Beat Phil Mohr and
other Good Ones

OAKLAND. April 4.-Well played
horses were successful in most of the
races at Emeryville today. There was
an upset In the second when Burnell'
overlooked in the betting, won by a
neck from May Sutton. Rey Hindoo
proved a clever winner over Phil Mohr
in the feature. Results:
First race. four furlongs. selllng-Media. 100
Gross,. won; Olathe. 100 CCoburO, second;
Academist. 1os Cvlliams), third Time, O4s 4-5.
Zlata Brana. Wfltrude S. Green Isle West
Point. Robert Balm and san Francisco MAID
also ran.
Second race. five furlongs, selling-Burnell,
1O2 (Cross) won: May Sutton. 102 CThomas)'
second; Anne McGee. 105 (McBride), thru
Time. LA 2-5. Steel. Calopus, Titus II, Nap,
Balnade Kopek, Friar Of Elgln, Dane and
Theodore Case also ran.
Third race six furlongs, selling-Father
stafford, 101 (Selden), won Airs, 100 tGross)'
second: Hex, 100 CVilliams), third. Time
l:1l 2-5. Ellerd, Good Intent Paul clifford
Alder Gulch, Matte Mack and Illusion also
ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. purse-Rey
HIndoo. IA (Archibald), won; Phil Mohr' "
(Salden). second; Colonel Jack, ia CMentry
third. Time. 1877 1-5. Fancy NoVSorod ana
Johnny Lyons also ran.
FIrth race, mile and sixteenth sellng-John
Louis, l09 (Coburn), won; Aks-Ar-Ben Jos
Gross, second; Cadichon, lo9 CIhomas)
third Time, O:4S Is. RoseYale, Catallne' MI
Bishop and Legatee also ran.
sixth race, futurity course selling Banoo-
reua e5 CThomasy, won; Lady Panchita, 95
G[edera), second; Marburg, III tArchlpald)
third Time, 40 3-5. Port Malone, Melton
dale and Madeline Musgrave also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
BILL FAVORED IN REPORT

WASHINGTON, April 4,-The Nc
Call bill, providing for the publication
of campaign contributions and eX-
penses, was favorably reported to the
house today by Chairman Gaines OF
the committee on election of president
and vice president and members of
congress. 1t will be taken up by the
house two weeks from today
The bill was ordered reported three
weeks ago by one Republican voting
with the Democratic members of the
committee in favor of it. Since then
the report has been withheld from the
house by Representative Gaines, Re
publican, of West Virginia, chairman
of the committee. Recently Represen-
tative Sulzer and others on the Demo-
cratic side threatened openly to bring
the matter of delay to the attention Of
the house by attacking it on the floor.
After a conference on the floor to-
day with Speaker Cannon. Represen-
tative Mccall, author of the bill, and
Representative Rucker of Missouri,
the ranking minority member of the
committee, Mr.. Gaines filed the report
and it was agreed the bill would be
called up April IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
coast TEAMS ARE
REAL|GNED TODAY
Beavers Play Vernon Here, An
gels at Sacramento, and
Seals Take On Oaks
SERIES SHOULD SHOW CLASS
Fans Expect Results This Week
to Give Definite Line on
Pennant Chances
SERIES SHOULD SHOW CLASS

There will be n new alignment of
Coast league teams this afternoon,
when the second week of the 1910 PEN
nant chase begins. Vernon continues
as the local attraction, with the reju-
venated and strengthened Portland
team as its opponents. Los Angeles
opens it's first series with Sacramento
/ in the capital city and san Francisco
and Oakland will hook up at the
metropolis.
The results of these series OF games
should give the fans a fair idea of the
relative strength of the various teams
| in the race. Vernon has been playing
the fastest and classiest ball in the
league and many profess to believe
that the club is overplaying itself in n
false demonstration of speed and class,
but this does not appear to be justified
by any viewpoint one might take, as
only hard luck kept them from making
a clean sheet of it with the Angels,
while in all their games they were
found fighting 1t out from behind, when
necessary, and holding on to any lead
they might get.
San Francisco Is showing up with a
strong team and goes into the second
week tied up with Sacramento for Soc
ond place. Oakland is playing a great
game, but Sacramento beat them out Of
the opening series by one game. on
dope. San Francisco and Sacramento
should win today, but there is no such
thing as reliable dope on baseball
games. The second series of the sea-
son, however should show clearly how
the race lies for the first half of the
season, and, of course, changes that
will be made and the breaks in luck
that follow all teams throughout the
season will be strong factors in the
last half.
Portland has the best catching staff
in the league, and it's pitchers are go
ing along nicely. When they get some
of the chills out of their systems they
probably will improve, but they are
tackling the toughest job of the week
when they go up against the Vernons.
Hogan will have Schafer back in the
game and with Hit, Breckenridge,
Hensling and Stovall going at mid
season form, Happy says he has moth
ing whatever to fear
Jess Orendorff, who has been returned
to Hen Berry by the Chicago Nationals
could not get here yesterday in time to
go north with the Angels, but will get
in today and will ship north on the Owl
this evening TO report at Sacramento
tomorrow for duty. He will greatly
strengthen the Angel band. Grindle,
who has been alternating behind the
bat with Hrghey Smith. has been
"farmed" out to the Bisbee team to
fill the vacancy caused by the return
of Orendorff The Portland team got in
yesterday afternoon in charge Of Wal
ter McCredie, and alb the men are in
good condition. The game this after
noon will be called at 2:30 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05

n EPLYING to a suggestion that AL
h Rogers or Morrie Bloom discuss
~ fight terms and conditions with
Paul Roman for a bout in the near
future, providing the local club will
handle it. Rogers comes through with
the following: Il am a lightweight,
but If Roman will make 40 pounds for
me, l shall be only too glad to accom-
modate him. I not only will beat him
easily, but ] want it understood lhat
nobody is barred in my division. 1 am
willing to talk fight on reasonable
terms with any drawing card, because
I know if I get q chance ! will be able
to prove that I have class and can
fight some" Roman prefers to fight
at 145 pounds, but says he can make
the weiter limit and will fight any OF
them at that weight. This would make
a good card, as both Rogers ana Ro-
man are fighters, not lightning change
artists, and a bout between them
would be q hummer all the way.
Ad Wolgast is showing the right sort
of stuff when he snaps up the nrst
genuine offer made to him on definite
terms to fight indefense of his title,
and as the little Dutch champion Is
more popular here than anywhere else
in the country, the news that he and
such CLASSY fighter a Matty Baldwin
are to mix 1t will give the fans much
pleasure. McCarey say that the bout
will be over the 25-round route and
that it will be staged for the last Sat
urday in June. which will give Ad time
enough TO complete his theatrical en-
gagements, take another visit home
and then get in sufficient training TO
put him on edge for proper defense OF
his championship honors.
Eddie Maier, the happy president OF
the classy Vernon bunch, goes into
active scientific training today in the
new gymnasium that he has fixed up
at great cost at his brewery. Eddie
would not admit the charge, but
Jacka da Kip says that he is afraid
that Hen Berry will get so down in
the mouth about that Vernon Angels
series that he will want to start a
rough house and Eddie wants to get
down to his best fighting weight
Anyway, Kip is going to be his trainer
and try to do a little reduction bus
mess for himself. Handball and bowl
ing will constitute the routine for the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
ORENDORFF IS GIVEN
RELEASE OFFICIALLY
Formal PRONUNCIATION of Transfer
of Catcher to Los Angeles
Made in New York

NEW YORK, April 4.-President
Lynch of the National league went over
the playing rules with his eight regular
umpires and his recently appointed
sub-umpire Dewitt Van Cleef at a
five-hour conference in New York to-
day. Lynch told his men they were
the monarchs of the field, and all they
had to do to retain their positions was
to enforce the playing rules.
Particularly he called their attention
to rule rs, which provides that the only
persons who shall be allowed on the
field during a game are the players,
umpires and such officers Of the law as
may be required to preserve peace.
Staff photographers no longer will be
allowed near the diamond after the
game starts.
The Chicago club has released Pitch
er Schwenck to Memphis and Catcher
Orendorff to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
CINCINNATI BUCKET SHOP
CIRCLES REMAIN SERENE

CINCINNATI, April 4.-There were
no disturbing signs in alleged bucket
shop circles in Cincinnati today. The
half dozen commission houses, the one
wire house and the one straight bucket
house that does not depend on wires
OF any kind except the ticker, were
all busy, and the notoriety given them
by the proposed government expose
did not seem to hurt them in the least.
Nearly all the commission houses were
and the other in Pittsburg.
None Of the commission houses
feared a raid, but they were all afraid
their wire service would be cut off.
Today a reassuring message was sent
to each commission house in the city of
st. Louis, notifying them the only
firms the government to attack were
those with offices in the District of Co
lumbia, and the st. Louis and Pitts
burg houses were immune.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
SIX CLUBS MAKE UP
CITY LEAGUE ROSTER
Organization Completed by EleC-
tion of Officers and Ar
ranging Final Details

Final details In the reorganization of
the City league were completed last
night at a meeting held at 210 Liss-
ner building, the following clubs being
included: Pecan Plating company,
Wielands, Nadeau, Radium Springs,
South Hollywood and the Josa Villas,
and 1t was agreed to play out series
of twenty weeks, starting April II.
owing to the fact that the Radium
Springs and the South Hollywood
mines will not be able TO play for two
weeks, exhibition games Will be played
next Sunday between the Wielands
and the Jose Villas at Thirty-eighth
and Alameda and the Nadeaus and the
Pecan Plating teams at Seal Garden.
Officers elected were Red Perkins,
president and T. w. Augenstien, secre-
tary and treasurer. The managers OF
the mines which entered teams last
night are Philip Hartenstien for the
Wielands, Homer Stout for the Ma
deaus, Z. w. Augenstien for the Pecan
Plating company, j. w. Howell for the
Radium Springs, A. ]. Mueller for the
Josa Villa and A. j. Miller for South
Hollywood
The following diamonds will be
home grounds for the various clubs:
Seal Garden, Thirty-eighth and Ala
media and Radium Springs. All games
and control OF players shall be gov
erned by the rules of the National
league. One game at least shall be
played on the home grounds every
Sunday. Collections on the grounds
shall be divided 60 and 40 per cent.
Compensation for umpires shall not be
over 81 a game, The Goldsmith ball
was officially adopted.
Prize money will be divided as fol-
lows: The team having won the
greatest number OF games at the end
of the league series is to receive $45,
second club S25 and third nine $40,
with the interest of the money depos-
tied in the bank, which is made up by
forfeits of $15 from each team, IS of
which is to be returned to the clubs
that play out the league series. The
next meeting will be held Tuesday
night, April 12, at 210 Lissner build
ipp
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
BAY CITY TO HAVE ACCESS
TO HETCH HETCHY REPORT
Opportunity Given San Francisco
to Refute Adverse Finding

WASHINGTON, April 4--San Franz
cisco will be given an opportunity to
examine the reports made to the secre-
tary of the interior by Director General
Smith of the geological survey and En-
gineers Hill and Hopson of the recla-
nation service, in which 1t was stated
that 1t was not necessary that Hetch
Hetchy valley, in Yosemite national
park, be available to that city for the
purpose of municipal water supply.
Secretary Ballinger today tele-
graphed the mayor of San Francisco
that representatives of the city would
be given access TO these reports in
order to give them every opportunity
to know what arguments it will be
necessary 20 refute to prevent the re-
vocation of the order authorizing the
use of Hetch Hetchy after Lake
Eleanor had been fully developed.
Representatives Kahn and Hayes OF
California conferred with Secretary
Ballinger today about the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
JOHNSON'S OLD MANAGER
SAYS JEFF WILL WIN

:. SAN FRANCISCO, April A. !
x Sam Fitzpatrick, former manager !
\ of Jack Johnson and the man who =
4 attended to the negros affairs I
y during the Australian trip, when !
4 Johnson won the championship !
X from Tommy Burns, at Rushcut- :
X ters bay, stated last night that :
\ he believed Jeffries would be re- !
!. turned the winner in the fight at :.
= EmeryVille on July 4. Z
:. "I am not Understanding john \
!. sons gameness, nor am l failing =
;. to take into account his ability :
! as a clever, fast fighter of the !
< heavyweight division, but when l !
i say that Johnson cannot win over !
:. Jeffries, / mean it, Jack Johnson =.
!. has not the punch that will put =.
T. Jeffries to sleep, and that is the :
!. whole story. He could not knock Z
!, Jeffries off his feet if they fought :
!. 100 rounds. I know both the men, :
!. and particularly l know Johnson" :
=. X !, x X X x < X 4 4. K <, =. 4 4 x x 4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
RLALTO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

first year, when Eddie and Kip be-
lieve they will be down to weight suf-
ficiently to try some strenuous lines
Barney Oldfeld, all reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding, is not on
the water wagon. 1t is the milk wagon
for the speed king and at the rate he
is licking up buttermilk these hot at-
ternoons there is q milk famine in
sight All efforts at getting him tC
climb down on the level with. the COM
mon herd and hit 'em up with high
balls and electric water have failed
most dlsmally. Bill Pickens say Bar
ney carries a can Of milk in his Bit
zen Benz all the time while working
out his wonderful car at the motor
drome.
Frankie Sullivan probably will be
one OF the principals in the semi
windup to the Langford- Barry scraI
April Il. Frankie has shown enough
class lately TO entitle him to promo
tion and since he so easily disposed OF
Curly O'Connell and Kid Cleveland
the fans have been asking why he is
not given a chance to go higher up
McCarey is willing to advance him as
fast as he can go and wants to match
him with Young Rivers. who put uT
such an awfully good fight with Billy
Cappele, This win be a corking good
card and the fans want to see then
hook up. Then, If Frankie makes
good, he should be given chance
with some of the boys nearer the
championship table.
Joe Livermore, who fought two cork
ing good scraps here with frankie Har-
ris a few weeks ago, and Kid Rees
who disposed of Tommy Mcfarland in
Jig time at the last minor event show,
have been matched for a 20-round
scrap as the main event Of the San
Pedro Athletic club show to be held
April 12. They will meet at 12S pounds,
and as both are proved fighters 1t
should furnish a good battle.
Some wild-eyed dopester sent a tele-
gram back east recently TO the effect
that Jack Ripper wanted to bet 5000.
600 on Jeffries to beat Johnson at to
10. Nobody doubts that Jack wants to
bet this sum, but Jack says he will be
Obliged to the dopester If he will show
the Silver King where to get the $780,
900. First come, first served.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
BERKELEY AND STANFORD
ROWING CREWS TO MEET

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April A.
The interclub regatta between the
crews of the University of California
and the Lagunta Boat club of Stan
ford will be held on the Oakland es-
tuary next Saturday morning. The
races, which will be two in number. a
senior eight and a freshmen four, are
scheduled to start at 10:30 a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
ALAMEDA MINISTER'S
STILL AFTER BIG FIGHT

X OAKLAND, April AT a meet I
+ ing of the Alameda confederation !
:. of Methodist ministers. held in this I
=. city today, ways and means of i
\ stopping the proposed Jeffries- i
:. johnson fight were discussed. The !
:. pastors as unit denounced the !
!. exhibition as brutal and bloody" 1
\ and declared that the law govern !
!. ing sparring exhibitions and box i
!. ing contests was sufficient to stop i
j. the fight. If not, they declared !
!. that an injunction would be Sc i
4. cured on other grounds and that i
4. final appeal would be made to !
!. Governor Gillett when other meth !
- ods failed. =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
ORGANIZE NEW LEAGUE
IN VENTURA COUNTY

Another baseball league will be or
ganized in Ventura county April IL,
by representatives. of Hueneme, Fill
more, Saticoy, Newhall, Simi and
Mount Pablo. Red Perkins will go
from Los Angeles to assist in the
formation of the league. IT is pro-
posed to play out a series of twenty
two weeks. starting about May 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
JOHNSON BOXES SOME
AND THEN TALKS A LOT

CHICAGO, April 4.-Champion Jack
Johnson put on the gloves yesterday
in the gymnasium at the rear of his
Wabash avenue house for the first real
boxing bout of his advance prepara-
tion for the fight with Jeffries on July
4. kid" Cotton was Johnson's oppo-
nent and the bout went six rounds,
Il was Surprised at my own condi-
ton" said Johnson. L expected to be
winded and tired after six fast rounds,
and the fact that 1 was not shows
that I'm in pretty good shape already"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
VANDERBILT PRosPERINe AGAIN

PARIS, April 4.-W. K. Vanderbilts
stable carried off the honors at Saint
Cloud today. His Ripolin won the
Prix de la Pommeraye, purse $140O, dis
tance a mile and a half, and his Pres
tissimo II won the Prix de Bailly
$1,000. distance seven furlongs. and his
defender finished third in the PriX de
TesancOurt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
JACK TWIN FINALLY
FINDS DUB HE CAN WHIP

NEW YORK, April 4.-Jack (Twin)
Sullivan gave Sailor Burke of Brook
lyn a bad beating in a ten-round bout
at the Marathon club in Brooklyn to-
night. Sullivan hoored the sailor in
the first and eighth rounds with a
right to the jaw, and had him groggy
at several stages of the bout.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April A.
Three favorites were put across win
ners at Moncrief today. Summary:
First race. FIVE furlongs purse-Iiarold
Hall won. Bonton second, Roger de Coverly
third. time, 1902.
second race four furlongs, purse-Grover
Hughes won Louis Descomnets second, Rose
burg III third; time, O:49 2-5
Third race. six furlongs, purse-ColoneI
Ashneade won, Tempter second, Uralla third;
time, 113.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse-Hoffman
won Console second, Old Honesty third;
time, 1910 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs purse-May Lutz
won, Sally Preston second, Chilla third; time,
1:13 10
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Hooray
won, Edwin l.. second, oberon third; time,
1:47 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05

STAYS HUSBAND AND SON
AT BEDSIDE OF Her BABE

HORNELL, N. Y, April AIRS.
Delbert Allen of West Union, the
mother of an infant only few hours
old, last night called her husband to
her bedside and shot him dead Their
4-year-od son heard the shot and ran
into the room to meet the same fate.
Mrs. Allen, apparently with an un-
balanced mind, is now under guard at
her home. She is the mother Of eight
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
THRooP oUTPLAYs U. S. C.

ball, the Throop academy baseball
team blanked the fast U. S. C. preps
yesterday afternoon by the score OF
Z to 0. The mastery pitching of Vim
son allowed the u. S. G. boys only one
safe bingle and they did not have a
look in at any stage of the game.
Simpson, Mathews, Shon and Dodson
all did good work. with the willow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
Killing TO PAY HIS FINE

KANSAS CITY, April 4.-By next
Friday John G. Killing expects to be
fully reinstated into organized base
bali. Today he received official notice
of being fined 500 by the national
baseball commission. on Wednesday
he will mail a check for this amount
to the commission in Cincinnati.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
RACE EVERY WEEK DAY
IN FUTURE AT OAKLAND

!. SAN FRANCISCO, April A. ;
4 President II. II. Williams Of the >
). New California Jockey club, an =
x nounced that owing to the cleo :
\ ton at EmeryVille next Monday, :
X there will be no racing that day. =!
>. Racing will be held next Tuesday :
= and thereafter six days week, :
i until the close Of the season. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
DENVER BEATS WHITE soX

Western league team won today the
last game of the series from the Chi
coga White Sox No. 2, to 6. Score:
Chicago--6 runs, Il hits, l error
Denver-8 runs, 10 hits, errors.
Batteries-Schmirler and Ryan;
Mitchell, Jorstad and Weaver.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-05
WESTON sIDEsTEPs CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April 4.-Edward Payson
Weston the pedestrian, was reported
today proceeding from Joliet, H., to
Hammond, Ind, direct, eliminating
Chicago from his itinerary. He was due
at Hommond tonight.