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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
VIRGINIANS PROMINENT I'M
!. ANNUAL INDOOR TRACK MEET

team, distinguished llimself by WIN
ming the hurdles in the good time Of
8 rs seconds, with his team mate,
Holiday. second.
yirginia'a second relay team was
also defeated, the first team Of tho
swarthmore University winning out In
another interesting match BY a gmall
margin.
Richmond College Defeated.
Richmond Colleges relay four lost
an exciting race the George Wash
ington University in the feature evcnt
OF the third annual set of tho games.
The Richmonders took the lead IN
the early stages of the race, Gilman
finishing his laps with a slight ndvnnt-
age over Bayley of tho Washington
team. Gill, who took UP the race fos
George Washington at this point, over
came tho lead and finished with
slight advantage over his opponent on
the Richmond team. Bowen. last man
Of the local four, Increased this lead
considerably, and finished with mar
gin of fully twenty yards over his OPP
ppnent.
II. Lee, OF Johns Hopkins University.
won tho milo open handicap. this handl-
cap being sixty five yards, second, L. a.
Maxson, George washington UniVer-
sity; third. w. 3. Sydnor. Richmond
College. Time, 4:4a
In the fifty-yard dash open handicap,
s. C. Goocl. of the University OF VIZ
ginia, finished second, and In the hIty-
yard hurdle, open handicap, p. w. FOL
laday. University OF Virginia, was sec
iond.
Central H:sh School, of Washington !.
carried off the honors of the evening
in the matter ,f points, with ~ as
against IS OF Virginia.
Lis. OF Officials.
Rcfcrcc-Emory wilson, %. "a; >.
Clerk of Course--James v. M"ii'
Assistant Clcrks-R. II. Walke ,r;o -.
M. -. g. Kempcr, q. w. u, II. Il. i'ros'
ohio; S. IS. Bcris lin. 9. II. >. -,
stnrtcr-aIikc Murphy. Y. on ~.
Judges OF Tinis!,--J. rrniH Mnxs.
n Y N. n 6. Az Dr. sp nnS Co.. Sai,
ttmorc: DIR. G.. Harris Whifc, " VI
clarence wilson, princeton.
Timcrs-George Turner, Firth HeRl-
mcnt, baltimore, Md; Jncis broo ,.s..: -
W. q. lack Carpenter, COrneiI hhn ".
W. o.; Professor Carter, G. w. u; onp-
thin g. %. Edwards, National Guard
ID. g. . ,,,,. T. n.
HnrriHOn, u. OF VIII XII.
Professor Scnsner, G. w. u; W. IL
Hawkins.
sIil.yood, c. III; William Pect, 1nie'
Dewitt Croissnnt. Prlnceton3 DE- -
Blair Spencer. Univ. of W..
Om.<l Scorer. T. EnSinna, a. a.
o., baltimore. rr.
Crnnston, G.. IT,; A. n. Loutnan, N.cn-
mond College, and "tuss" Hehs'
Swnrthmnrc. - ~
MISUNDERSTANDING irncy, u. W. ~
Assistant Announccrs-i.. -, brH :.
son, G. w. u; w. Lcecb. W. II. s.' y. ~
lambert. National l.. s.; j. Lever, u
Nv. IT,; w. ID. Ryan. G. w. U.
Custodinn of Prizcs-W. r. Ho"iei
assistant, Aim Pagan. G. w. y.
Mnrshal-Denn Howard l.. Mcbain,
Assistant sInrshals-W. somers; g.
w. o.; Il. II. Eaton, G. w. u; Witiiam
T., YucEer, G. w. U.
Honorary Of'icinis--Presidcnt Neeu-
hmm. &. VI. IT,; Deans, w. a. Wiibur'
Rortien, Hodckins, Howell, DR.. w. r.
r. phillips; Treasurer, G. w. Holmes;
secretary, II. c. Davis; Secretary Coop.
or, y. NJ c. A.; VI. r. Frey, RnbeIt
Fnrnham, DIR. A. r. Clark, ftisiey hunt,
THOMAS Kirby, G. u, professor Paui
Peck, Samuel III. Walker.
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Meettirgs.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the VIRGINIA HOT
SPRINGS COMPANY, for the pur-
pose of electlng directors. and for
the transaction OF such other bust
moss as may lawfully como before
the said meeting, including the mp.
prevail of all OF the acts OF the Board
OF Directors and all committees
thereon of said company in the past
year, will be held at the office. of
the company, Homestead Hotel. bot
Springs. Va, on TUESDAY, THE 22p
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1910. at IL NJ.
Tie transfer books will close Mon
day, February IA, 1910. ut p. NJ,
and remain closed until 10 A. NJ.
Wednesday, February %. 1910.
a. TREVVETT,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

Buick (Fritsch). second; Jackson
Iynch), went through the fence in
the fifteenth mile. Lynch was un-
hurt. Jackson No. 2 Delaney,
dropped out at the ninth mile.
Fifth race--ten-mile handicap, free
for all--Fiat De Palma), scratch, 0
minutes IS seconds. first; Knox odd
field). % minutes IS seconds: Darracq
(Darr), 25 minutes 10 seconds. third.
Sixth race-special-Benz (Oldfield),
first: time. 1888 AS. ID. Darrack
(ISirsh), second. No other entries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Weather Conditi 0 n S
Make Day Ideal for
Best Kind of Sport.
RIDE FIVE MILES
AT RAPID PACE
First Cast, After Meet at the
Reservoir, Is Made in Rueger's
Field-Horses and Hounds
Join in Spirit of Run.
Many at Club
if house.

Deep Run riders found weather con-
-ditons almost perfect yesterday at
ternoon when they assembled ut the
Reservoir for cross-cuuntry drag of
live miles to u roundup at the club
with house. 1t was the first time IN many
,th ofwceks that everything proved pfopi-
,.bict ltious for the hunters, horses aud
,ese ofhounds; and all joined III making the
yealt h"afternoon run one of the most ENJOY
80 H. able of the mid-winter season.
Two From a cast OH the Rueger estate,
,rantodat 4 o'clock, seven couple of hounds.
most Din the hands of w. Ormond Young,
Rero,M. +. H.. gave an excellent perform
IN Conance, catching the scent at the start
hat 1t and maintaining it throughout the en-
nary tire course. The pace was rapid but
.entatithe riders were enthusiastic, and had
trouble in keeping abreast OF the
,ort u, The run was through Sunny Side.
AfterBradley's. the I. c. Williams estate.
iuced. patterson's, Grimmell's Chantilly and
Jerks Morrison's Those riding were w.
3il. TOrmond Young. on Overland; James
he COW. Graves on Kingman: a. Anderson,
Is IT Jr.. on Chorus Girl: Miss VARIED
on The Quaker: Miss Gwen
Sena dolyn rutherford. on Queen Bess: w.
such aB. Andrews, on Lady Ciathright: j. C..
lee onNliller. on Westchester; John Aiken
dealt, Branch. on Iron Prince; ]. l.. Garth
FIrstright on Young Bitten: ~. C. Young.
hen toon Minstrel. and groom on James W.
he sufGravess Highspire.
Delet Those receiving at the clubhouse
from tlwere: Iesdames Thomas N Carter,
in the ". ormond Young and "A. S. Buford,
as the Jr.. Misses Hattie Ross, Maud Nor
of bilisgan and Caroline Rennolds.
the pull Among other guests We're. Mr. and
Mrs Julien H. HILL Mr. and Mrs b.
Resu stcwart Hume, Miss Nancy Selden.
eomnltMiss Theodora Hayne. of GreenviIle
bill shs. C.; William NJ. Habllston. Leigh r.
dealt Wage, Frank Bankenshp c. b An
ter anetrim. Erskine Buford. e. d. Harris.
chahhe Robert Pegram. Dabney Carr and
Apr Henry Darlington
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line and three Of tho defense must be
at least four yards back.
D.--No player on side in possession
of ball may use his hands, arms or
body to push. or hold on his feet the
player running with the ball
E.-Forward pass to BIO made and
caught only by players standing be-
hind the line of scrimmage when bali
is put in play.
F.-Players. while tackling another.
must have at least one foot on the
ground.
G.-Must make ten yards in three
downs between the e5-yard lines, and
five yards between the 25-yard lines
and goal.
II these suggestions are adopted the
rules committee will decide whether
teams shall change sides at the be-
ginning OF the second and fourth pe-
RODS, the possession Of the ball. downs
and distance to remain the same as
before interruption of play.
Minor Considerations.
Other suggestions We're:
A player may be once removed dur
ing period and may come back in
later period.
Substitute scrimmage for Kickoff.
No pulling or dragging any PLAYER
carrying the ball If any part of body,
except feet or hands, touch ground
Ball be declared down when runner
with ball touches ground with any
part of body, except feet and one
hand
Crawling or creeping by the runner
with ball be penalized by loss of five
yards.
Pilins UP on runner to be penalized
FIVE yards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
New 1,olInr counterfcit tertiftcntc.

New polar Counterfeit certificate.
new counterfeit 81 silver certificate
has been discovered by tho secret SER
vlco. and Chief @i1lsie has Issued n
circular in which the counterfeit IS
described. ais OF, "the series OF 1900.
check letter "J3': face plate number
1910: back plate number 2s4i: or 2344;
w r. Vernon. Registrar Of the Treas.
ury; Charles r. Treat, Treasurer or
the United states, and containing por-
traits Of Lincoln and Grant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

q SPECIAL, NoT1CE--A CALLED
Xxx communication OF Richmond RAN
dolph Lodge. No. 10. A.. r. & a..
NJ. will be held in Masons' Hall. Frank
lin street, MONDAY EVENING, Feb
RuARY 4, 1910. at o'clock. The
Grand Masters OF Massachusetts,, Penn.
svivania and Maryland and officers of
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia Will Visit
the lodge to witness the comforting OF
the Master Masons' degree and to IN
gpect our historic hall.
Every member Is urged 10 a.,ena
and members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fratornally invited
to unite with US.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
w. A. CLARKE JR., Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
NAVY WINS IN WRESTLING.
Takes Six Out of the Seven bouts From
University OF Pennsylvania.
;peclal TO The Times- pispat chi

Especial to The Times-Dispatch CHI.
Annapolis, Md, February 5.-The
grapplers of the Navy Academy Won
decisivcly from the University of Penn
sylvania here this afternoon. taking
six of the seven bouts The visitors
did not get fall to their credit, the
only bout which they won being when
Stewart was given the decision over
Gilbert. In the l35-pound class for
form and negressiveness. However,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

. TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
xHbers OF Henrico Union Lodge, No.
/N\13o, ~, +. g. a. NJ: Please attend
IA stated communication OF your lodge.
to be held at Masonic Hall, Twenty
fifth Street, MONDAY EVENING at
1890 o'clock
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternally invited to
be present.
BY order OF tho worshiptul Master.
G. f. HUGHES, Scct'y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

Stewart had his opponent In Il tight
place when the time limit expired, and
q fnll looked to be a matter OF sec
onds. Tho mldshipmcn won i've clear
falls, md Knott was given the de-
cislon over CLASSIFY In the t25-pound
class after tho bout had run the limit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Bankrupt Rottres.

~>O~~-~-~~/~~N ~~S~~~~a>-~~~~~~
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or,
CREDITORS,
In the Matter OF In
JOSHUA j.. HAMBLIN, &
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE hast
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
To the creditors of JOSHUA j. TIAM-3
BLIN, OF Village. In the county OF
Northumberland and district afore-
said--bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
44th day OF February a. p 1910. tho
said JOSHUA j., '.IsAMBLIN was duly
adiudicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting OF creditors will be hold
at Warsaw. Va. on the 10TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A, y, 1910. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove, their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
sue '''ess' a. r. cARpWBLI.,
n Referee in Bankruptcy.
sFebrllary g. 1910. AZ sssAs /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
geguI s)iotifes.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IiIJNRICO.
Town OF Highland Park. 80. Plaintiff,
VIZ.
Charles Davenport and Ellen McCaw
Davenport, G.. A. Davenport and An.
nile rutherford Davenport, Alice ID.
Williams and Charles u. Williams,
". Brydon Tcnnant, Colville Bruce
remnant, nm infant undor the ago OF
fourteen years. John w. Atkinson,
Jr. Alice D. Atkinson and Elise w.
AtkitSon, Infants under the age OF
fourteen years; Charles u. Williams,
IT. and Rettn Murray Wiluamp.
Isaac ~. \, -illnrns, Mary Newton VIII
liams, Charles u. Williams and
CHARLES Davenport, trustees for Alice
y. Williams and children; Charles u.
Williams and w. Brydon Remnant,
liams and children; Charles II, VIII
llams, Charles Davenport and G. A.
davenport, executors :. Z. defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
southern Ice corporat,on.

Southern Ice Corporation.
Richmond. Va, January rs, 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Corporation will be held al tho
office OF the corporation. Room 400.
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1910.
at o'clock a. NJ. for the purpose
OF electins directors for the en-
suing year. and for the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
er!y come before said meeting.
c. q. zoLLIKOFFER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders of The E. 3. Taylor
Company Will be held at tho office
OF the company. Richmond, Va, on
& TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1910. al
o'clock r. NJ.
w. z. HENDERSON,
Sncrefnr.,A-E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
FOOTBALL RULE
MAKERS ADJOURN
WITHOUT ACTION

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halves, to split the halves into periods
OF Is minutes. with minutes inter-
missions. the play to be resumed by
the side in possession Of the ball at
the spot of last down, at the beginning
Of the second and fourth periods.
C.--When the ball is put in play by
scrimmage seven men must be on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THp
s,ockhoiders OF the Richmond Trans
fer Company Will be held at their
office. 500 East Main Street. at -
o'clock noon WEDNESDAY, FEBRu-
AIRY 8 1910.
W. T. DARDEN,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

Birscher). second. Barney oldfield
was forced to retire at the end of
the first half mile on account of tire
trouble.
Third racc--ten miles. open to all
amateurs driving stock cars-Fiat &C.
S. Bragg), New York. 10 minutes So
seconds. first: Buick q. w. j..
Fritsch). Cincinnati, second. Three
entries. two finished.
Fourth race-for stock cars OF all
classes. twenty-five miles--Knox (Old-
-field), IS minutes 46 seconds, first;
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University Carries Off Second
Honors-With Score OF
IS Points.
CORNELL WINS RELAY RACE
Richmond College Loses to
George Washington in En-
citing Race.

Washington, d. c., February o.--Ihc
University OF Virginia figured promi-
nently In the results at the third an
nual indoor track meet of the George
Washington University, held In this
city tonight The events were par
ticipated in by a large number of we'll
known athletes from Eastern ana
Southern colleges and athletic assoc
Citations.
The 50-yard hurdle. open handicap,
was won by Larry Martin. University
OF Virginia, scratch; second, w. Holla.
day. University OF virginia, seven feet,
third; w. B. McDonagh. Baltimore
Cross Country Club. Time. GIL.
Todd, a scratch man, from the Uni
versity of Virginia, won the 6O-ynrd
novice, open handicap, with time of
SO.
One OF the most exciting events Of
tho meet was the virginia-Cornell re-
lay race, which was won by the Uni
versity OF Cornell. When, towards the
finish. the men were running close.
with the Marine Band playing strains
of "Dixie." tho spectators left their
seats and crowded around tho run
ners.
Virginia Loses to Cornell.
For the first time In three years.
virginia's speedy relay four proved a
victim. the crack four representing the
Cornell University turning the trick
after one of the most exciting races
ever witnessed in this city.
Lynch and Nixon. who started the
race for the Ithicans. had a decided adj
vantage over their opponents. Good
win and Douglass. of the Orange and
Blue. Wiltshire. third man on the
Virginia team, descended the lead by
several yards. Here Stanton, the Pa
cific coast speed artist, took UP, the
task He gained ground at steady
pace and at the finish had decreased
Ia lead of a quarter of q lap to a few
feet. He was roundly cheered for his
efforts.
Larry Martin. captain of tho Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

TOWN OF HIGHLAND PARK.
BY G. w. WINGFIELD, Mayor.
JULIEN GUM, Counsel.
Copies-Teste:
SAMUEL P. wADpILL, Clerk.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-25
COUNTY JUDGE FREAR
ON PROBATION LAWS

County Judge Frear has filed his
opinion and the final order of manda
mus in the proceedings of Commits
sioner of Charities Kate Barnard
against the county commissioners OF
Craig county.
The commissioner of charities claim.
ed that the county commissioners had
violated the law by failing to provide
a place of dete: ion for Juvenile of.
tenders, outside of the Jail and
|neglecting to appoint a probation Off
Ger. The county commissioners are
ordered to attend to both of these
matters not later than their first De-
|cember meeting.
Judge Frear's opinion is an exhaus-
tive and able one. After discussing
many technical matters the court
says:
This is an age of progress, and the
people of the United States, and es-
pecially those in the state of Okla
homa have shown in their constitu-
tion and laws that they are fully
abreast of the spirit of the times in
all matters for the betterment of So
ciety. We have learned from the ex-
.periences of other nations and locali-
ties that it is far better, from both a
financial and social view point, to take
steps that will make for better citizen
ship by giving those children who are
found delinquent, defective and de-
pendent a chance to become good citi-
zens.
For this reason probation laws
have been enacted in many states of
our union. Our legislature took adj
vanced humanitarian grounds and pro-
vided that juvenile offenders must be
tried only by the Juvenile court Of the
state and that they must not be con
fined in jails.
"The experience of this court has
been that many first offenders can be
reformed If given a chance outside of
our jails. This court does not believe
that because a person has once, or
even twice violated the law, such a
one is necessarily criminal. But a
few are naturally of criminal dis
position and the great majority of first
offenders can be saved to lives that
will be a credit, not only to them
selves, but to the community at large.
I'm Craig county alone many chill
dren who were delinquent and owing
to lack of facilities could not be prop
erly cared for, have been ruined"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-25

been nominated for vice president
against Ramon Carol, the govern
ment candidate.
The revolutionists proclaimed him
as their leader and repeated dis
avowals on his part did not seem to
convince the central government that
he was not covertly abetting the dis.
affection. He was dispatched to Eu.
sope and ostensibly on military mis
sion and has not yet returned.
Not long afterward the same ele-
ment that had recognized Reyes as
its standard bearer turned to Fran
cisco l. Madero, who had nominated
himself for president of the republic
in opposition to the incumbent, Por-
firio Diaz, in the elections last sum-
mer.
Madero and his supporters claimed
they were not being accorded fair
treatment in the campaign, and Mad
ero was imprisoned on the charge of
insulting the government by his state
ment that he could not get justice in
the courts. He was held in prison un-
til some weeks after the election day,
when the existing government was
Overwhelmingly returned to power,
after which he was released on bail.
He made his way to San Antonio,
Tex, from which point he is alleged
to have been secretly preparing his
partisans for this widespread revolt,
which was planned to commence last
Sunday, November 20.
November 1S Madero slipped out of
San Antonio, made his way to Cotulla,
Tex, where he was met by four COM
panions with horses and a guide, and
departed in a westerly direction It
was understood then he was going to
the family estate in Coahuila, to take
personal command of the anti-go1-
|ernment forces. No further word has
been obtainable regarding his move
|ments and it is believed he is in Mex
leo now.
Every precaution Is being taken by
the American authorities to prevent
violation Of neutrality laws on United
States soil. Governor Campbell is re
ported to have ordered the entire
force of Texas rangers to the Rio
Grande, and the commanding officer
of Fort Mcintosh has placed a double
guard over the gun racks in each
barrack of the four companies of in
fantry stationed here, as a precaution
against theft or seizure by Mexican
revolutionists.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-25
sociated Press.

y Associated Press.
sSyesterly, R. t., Nov. 29.--There is
}nsternation in the hearts of Horace
'6se and all Rhode Island 1t is re-
4 ted that the bird which maintains
Ne reputation Of Rhode Island on the
esident's Thanksgiving table has
III arrived at the White House. THAT
lrkey was the finest bird l ever sent" ;"
lid vose. 1T was shipped from here
4onday and should have arrived at
he White House by noon today. The
ifd weighs thirty pounds and as u.s.
II was the pick of about q dozen
& the finest which were selected as
andidates."
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-25
COURT DECISION
!. FAvORS LESSEES
improvements on Tracts Also Must
Be Paid For, Says Oklahoma
Judge in Decision.

h Guthrie, Okla, Nov. %. - That q
z school land lessee has a preference
right to purchase all lands to which
y ae has valid lease and that any re
srictions on that right are illegal, was
- holding of Judge ]. M. Sandlin in
the superior court here yesterday, who
1lso held that the lessees are entitled
to the value of the improvements, but
not to the increased value given to
fac land by the Improvements, as they
had claimed. The decision was given
in the case brought by W. l.. Hayden
I Kiowa county lessee, against the
commissioners of the land office on an
s agreed statement of facts in order to
test the matter in the courts. The
case will be appealed at once to the
B supreme court. In his opinion Judge
Sandlin says:
|. ''The enabling act gives the lessee
the preference right to purchase the
land on which he holds valid lease
aNhenever such lands are sold. This
right is a valuable and vested right
which the state cannot divest or in
i tly way impair. The state has no
ower to forfeit this right, or in any
& ray force the lessee to waive the
/ ame.
h "rhe act of the legislature wherein
Il provides that unless the lessee of
,kore than 100 acres files a written
waiver of his right to purchase the
]" IDS in excess of 100 acres so leased,
/ he shall pay to the state penalty in
.NI1e way of increased rentals, is in
II Violation of the enabling act and void
81 "The state owns the land and the
4Hssee the permanent Improvements
ANld the preference right to purchase
@&jee lands at the highest bid when sold.
a ase the lessee feels aggrieved at
@q,e appraisement Of his improvements
ne has the right to appeal the matter
g the district court of the county in
ke,hich the lands and improvements
kAfa situated. This remedy is in salts
I2o ,ction of that provision of the con-
i sitution which provides that no per-
n shall be deprived of property with
Kout due process Of law.
Il II fail to see wherein the lessee has
|ayy interest in the lands other than
zht preference right guaranteed to him
kby the enabling act and the value of
I his Improvements as fixed by the ap-
spraisers of the district court"
IS The ruling on the excess holding af-
kects only a few cases, but the one
Yd6nying the lessees right to the un-
i learned increment" affects every lease
kholder in the state, as that is one of
Fl .e points for which the lessees have
i IE senuously contended.