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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
M'c0NAHA LEADER
IN CHECKER TOURNEY

Joe McConaha won high percentage
in the checker tournament which was
held in the West Side hose house Sun
day. He finished the tourney with an
average of 70 and S-11. His closest
rival for high nonors was Tom Mitchell
with an average of 20 and 5-1l+ The
tourney was a decided success, there
being 16 competing for the honors. \
light luncheon was served at noon and
play was taken up Immediately fol
lowing.
The following is the order in which
the u players finished the tourney:
Joe McConal>a, 70 and S-11; Tom
Mitchell. 70 and 5-11; L. lookout, 69
and I'll: G. Hunt, 81 and All; George
Muye. So; George Perry, So and IL;
w. r. Stampli so; John Klinger, Al
and %: Il. NJ Kendrick, 80 and L.;
4 Wadsworth, AMI ii; Frank Muir
ray. ).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
FIVE QUAKER Games
ARE ON HOME FLOOR

or the seven Earlham basketball
games yet to be played FIVE are on the
home floor. Coach Move has filed in
his two open dates with Miami uni
versity and the Indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce team. Both these high
class games will be played here. The
Quakers go away for just one more
trip, playing the Indianapolis Dentals
on Feb. II and Franklin the following
night
The game with Miami next Wednes-
day night is attracting more than
usual interest, as the Ohio quintet has
powerful team. Just before the
Christmas holidays the Miami five cas-
lily defeated Richmond's American le-
gion team here. Last year Miami won
the Ohio conference basketball cham
pionship. Fans hope that the Miami
Earlham game will result in the re-
newal of athletic relationship between
the two schools as in former years.
Formerly Earlham met Miami in all
four major sports.
The Chamber of Commerce team of
Indianapolis is composed of ex-college
stars and veteran independent players
including Campbell of Purdue, Kings.
Oliver of Franklin, and Henessey, who
starred for the Em-Roes last year
They have defeated some of the best
I teams in the state. This game comes
/ to Richmond on March 8.
! The games here with DePauw and
/ Butler are return contests, while that
with Franklin on Feb. 10 is the first
! this season The Franklin-Earlhan
game should prove whirlwind, as the
Baptists have much stronger team
/ than heretofore. Recently they helC
! Wabash to a 1918 sccore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
LOOKS LIKE A Find

This Heinie Scheer, one of the new
youngsters Connie Mack will try out
this spring At least the boy comes
to the Athletics with the rep of being
the best infielder in the Eastern league
last year, his first year in pro ball.
He played with Hartford Got his
start before that as a semi-pro in
New York.
At second for Hartford last year
Scheer set a record of twenty-five
consecutive games without an error.
He accepted 125 chances-73 putouts
and 81 assists. In one of the games in
that stretch. from May 1923, he col
lected seven putouts and five assists.
His work in general drew the praise
of Eastern league managers and
scribes.
Incidentally Connie paid $4,000 for
the lad.
'Was it a home wedding?" inquired
the able editor of the Tumlinville
Torch of Liberty
at aimed to be- replied Gap John
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
NEWCASTLE HI WINS
over LIBERTY FIVE;
LOSERS FIGHT HARD

Liberty high schools basketball
team lost to the fast Newcastle FIVE
at the Rose City Saturday night by a
35-16 score. Liberty fought hard and
kept the Rose lads humping to keep
in the lead The losers were some
what handicapped by the size of the
floor
Thompson, of the Liberty aggrega-
ton, was a flash during the majority
of the game and put up great offense.
He connected for three field goals.
For Newcastle, jolly stood out as
the best bet for the winners and prov
ed decided cog in the offense which
was exceedingly fast at all times.
Center Is Injured
McCashland, Liberty center, was in
jured in the Spiceland game on the
night before and was takeh out of the
Newcastle game in the. second half II
this player had been fit, the game
would have been much closer.
Lineup and summary:
Liberty (16) Newcastle (35)
Thompson. ...... F......... Edwards
Burt .-..-, -. F........., Lowery
McCashland. ......... Jolly
Rose ............G.... Cluggish
Grove. Spannuth
Substitutions-Lib Dubois for
Grove, Huntington for Burt. Burt for
Huntington. Rodefer for Burt, DeBois
for McCashland. Newcastle: Bufkins
for Lowery, Lacy for Edwards, Neff
for Jolly.
Field Goals-Thompson 8. Burt 2.
| McCashland l, jolly Z, Lowery 1. Ed
wards 3, Cluggish l, Lacy 8, Buff
kins, 2.
Foul Goals Thompson 4, Jolly 1.
Referee-Higgins (Earlham).
Additional Sports on Page Is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
IKE'S SENSATIONAL
GOAL FROM CENTER
PUTS KEWPIES AHEAD

A sensational basket from the cen
ter Of the floor by Eikenberry enabled
the Kewpies to take the number OF
the Anderson All-Stars at Anderson
Saturday night by the score OF 10 10
IA. This is the first game the keWples
have played this season il which the
forwards met with any real guarding.
Most of the basket shooting had 10 De
done by the guards, from the center
of the floor
Anderson went into the game with
the idea of playing strictly defensive
game, and stuck to il, playing almost
a man-to-man game. The heWples
forwards were stuck all the time by
the All-Stars' guards.
With seven minutes of play the
score stood Is all but in the next lew
minutes Anderson went ahead when
Mahan tossed a foul goal, giving them
one-point lead. Eikenberry then
came back for the foul he had allow
ed the All-Stars and dropped a pretty
one through from the center OF the
floor for a two-point marker, with
three minutes to play. Here the
Kewpie defense frightened. Anderson
got only one more shot at the basket
from the field, though they did have
chance to tie up the score on free
throw. in the last 40 seconds.
Sauter is w.
Sauter. the lengthy pivot man for
the Kewpies, played the game de
spite the fact that he was i'll. HIS
usual pep was missing, and hindered
him from playing his usual steady
game.
Arrangements are being made by
Manager Morrey, to play the All-Stars
on the Coliseum floor at later date
Teh line-ups and summary;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
JACK kEARNS GOES EAST;
MAY ARRANGE BIG BOUT
{ BY Associated Pres

OAKLAND, Calf, Jan. 23.-Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey,
world champion heavyweight boxer, is
on his way to New York, where, he
said before he left here Saturday, he
was called by business. Kearns would
not say whether he expected to ar
range match for the champion while
in the east
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
SMITHFLELD IS EASY
FOR FOUNTAIN CITY

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Jan. %
Fountain City had little trouble wal
Looping the Smithfield basketball five
here Saturday night, winning by the
score 40 to 26. The Smithfield men
were completely outclassed in all de-
partments of the game. The score at
the end of the first half was 81 to IN
favor of the locals.
Thomas was the big point-getter OF
the evening. making Is points. He
was closely followed by Harrison who
scored IA points Carman led the
scoring for the visitors, making eight
goals from the field.
Whitewater Independent basketball
five will play the Fountain City team
here Wednesday night. These two
teamsare evenly matched and GOOD
game is expected.
qr-u
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
FIVE EXHIBITION GAMES

NIoN EASSUNItiItu EnoV
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-Five exhibit
tion games between the st. Louis Ma
tionals and the Philadelphia Americans
will be played in Texas during the
y Aspiring training season. officials of the
y former team announced here last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
CENTERVILLE RUNS
new LISBON RAGGED

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Jan. 23.-Cen-
terville X of P. basketballers trounc-
ed the New Lisbon independents on
the Centerville floor Saturday night
by the lop-sided score of rs to IS. The
X. of P. outfit took an early lead and
run up the score. Mathews. forward
of the winners, scored % points in the
first 10 minutes of play. He was put
out on personal fouls.
Bertsch and Mathews played the
best game for the winners and Tullen,
center for the New Lisbon five, was
the star of that team with 10 points to
his credit.
The contest was exceedingly fast
and developed into a rough fray at
times, but was always under the con-
troll of the referee.
The Dolly Warden girls quintet
from Richmond handed the Centerville
Rose Buds a defeat in the curtain
raiser by the score of four to two.
Lineup and summary of the main
90,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23

Substitutions-Boy for McNutt.
Field goaIs-Thomas 9, Harrison Z,
Fl. Bockhofer 5, McNutt 8, Carman 8,
Heimbaugh 4.
Foul goals-McNutt l, Heimbaugh 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23

Substitutions-Sw for Ryan,
Eikenberry for II. Monger.
Field goals-Ryan 1. Handy 2, Ma
han / Swinford 2, o. Monger 1, Brehm
Q. Lehman ]. II. Monger /, Eikenberry
1.
Foul goals-Mahan 2, o. Monger l.,
Sauter |.
Referee-Swisher Anderson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23
COLORS
FLY ABOVE TOURNEY;
F. CITY LOSES final

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Jan. %
Hagerstown defeated Fountain City in
the final game of the inyitational
tournament held here Saturday, by
the score of q to Is, in the best game
of the tourney. The game was very
fast from start to finish and the game
was anybody's until the final whistle
blew. The score at the end of the
first half was II to in favor of Hag-
erstown
Hagerstown was easily the favorite
in the meet, but met with some real
opposition when she stacked up
against the Fountain City lads, who
gave them a good battle for the ba-
con.
Root was leading scorer in the final
game making II points, while Hatfield
was the mainstay of the losers. Hat
field played a good floor game and was
continually feeding the ball to his for
wards for shots at the basket, his
work at the pivot position was very
good.
The games of the tourney were Of
ficiated by Goldsberry and Chew, Of
Wabash.
The scores of the tournament:
Fountain City IS; Huntsville, IS.
Economy, 20; New Lisbon, 6.
Hagerstown, SO; Modoc, ,.
Centerville, %; Cambridge City, Is.
Fountain City. "a; Economy, IA.
Hagerstown, 40; Centerville, IA.
The line-ups and summary of the
final game:
| Hagerstown (2D r. City (15)
H. May ..........F ............ Pegg
Root Observation-Disclosures. C. Miller
/ Cam ............C ......... Hatfield
Wichterman ...G.......... Evans
! Doughty ........ G. ....... r. Miller
| Substitutions-Th for Pegg
| Lilly for May.
Field goals-H. May 3, Root 8
Wichterman 2. Pegg 2, C. Miller ,, R
| Miller ].
Foul goals-Root 5, Hatfield s.
Referee-Chew. Umpire - Colds
! berry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-23

There are 322 varieties of wheat
which have botanical difference from
each other.
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for Martin, Townsend for Mathews,
Shade for Townsend. New Lisbon
A. Paul for Gauker.
Referee-R. Bertsch, Centerville
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13


Also those certain parcels and tracts ~
as follows, to-wit:
SECTION IS.
East half (EH.) Of Northeast quarter
(NE14); also that portion Of Northeast quart
ter (NE1z) of Southeast quarter (SE54) as
was not conveyed by plaintiff herein to The
plymouth, Land and Stock Company, Fcbru-
AIRY 81, 1921, and recorded in Book v Of
Deeds, page sos, Records Of Lyon County.
Nevada. which said deed and records arc
hereby referred to and made part hereof.
Also all those certain parcels and tracts Of
land i'll Township II North, Range - East.
as follows. to-wit:
SECTION %.
South half (S1a) Of Northwest quarter
NWM), and Southwest quarter tSWN).
SECTION 80.
Fast half (Els) Of Southeast quarter
lSEi4), and Southwest quarter (SWM) Of
Southeast quarter (SEA).
SECTION 81.
Northeast quarter and Southeast quarter
(NEN and SEM). Also those portions Of
Northwest quarter (NW14) Of Southeast
| quarter tSEt&) and Fast half (EH) Of South
west quarter (SW54) Of Section 50, and those
portions OF Fast half (Ey.) OF Northwest
quarter (NW54) and East half (E5D Of
Southwest quarter tSWI4) Of Section 81
Township II North Range - East. as lie
ten UO) fee: East and parallel to what IS
known as the Plymouth Ditch and as de-
scribed in that certain deed from the ny
mouth Land and Stock Company to Louis
Saroni. dated March IS. 1921, and recorded
in Book V Of Deeds, page so3. Records Of
Lyon County, Nevada. which deed and
records arc hereby made a part hereof and
| particularly referred to.
| SECTION 81.
| Northwest quarter (NWtO: Southwest
quarter (SWA); and West half (WE) Of
| Southeast quarter SEQ.
| Together with all and singular the appur-
tenanccs and Entertainments thereunto at
taclied and belonging.
| Also all water and water rights, bitches aud
ditch rights appurtcnant to and used in con-
ucction Herewith; also $50 cubic feet of
water per second with priority Of 1877 as
set forth in the Judgment and Decree in the
case Of Pacific Livestock Company VS.. T. B.
Hickey. ct ais. in the United States Court
for the District of Nevada.
You arc further notified that unless yop ap-
pear as aforesaid that plaintiff win take
| judgment prayed for, quoting the title d
plaintiff to the lands and water rights dc.
scribed in the said complaint.
! Given under my hand and Seal Of the
District Court Of the rs.u Judicial District
| OF the State Of Nevada. in and ter Igor
| County, this Goth day of July, 1922.
| tSEAIO
RUEI. f.. LoTHRoP.
i Clerk.
First publication, Aug. 3T 1922.
! Last publication. October 4, 1922.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

eSEA); Also all Of the North one-haf (N1.)
q Southwest quarter (SWM) except the
portions conveyed to the plaintiff herein to
The Plymouth Land and Stock Company,
CORPORATION, BY deed dated February II. 1921.
and recorded in Book V Of deeds. page sos,
Records Of Lyon County. Nevada, which deed
and records are hereby referred to and made
part hereof.
SECTION IL.
East onc.half tE1.); Southwest one-quart-
ter (SWI4). also South one.half $50 u
Northwest quarter {NW4) except 2.l2 acrcs,
more or less. conveyed by the plaintiff herein
TO D. Il. Reading, June 10. 1919. and record
cd in Book Z Of Deeds, page 500. Records Of
Lyon County, Nevada, which said deeds and
records arc hereby referred to and made a
part hereof.
Also that parcel Of land lying in the NWM
Of the NWI4 Of Section l., south OF the
plymouth ditch and West Of the county road
and containing 1853 acres, more or less, and
particularly described in deed from d. l..
Reading to Louis Saroni, dated June 10, 1919,
and recorded in Book U Of Deeds, page sos,
Records Of Lyon County, Nevada, which deed
and records are hereby referred to and made
d part hereof.
Also. that portion Of the Northeast quart.
CT (NEt4) Of the Northwest quarter, tNWMD
Of Section IL. r. 10 NJ K. % f.. NJ. u. B.
NJ, lying Southwest (SW) Of the Carson ard
Bodc road containing half All acre, more or
less.
Also these certain parcels and tracts oi
land in Township 10 North, Range "a East
as follows, to-wt
SECTION
Northwest one.quarter (NWH).
| SECTION
North on&half (NH).
| SECTION 6.
South one-half $50; Northeast quarter
(NEM): Southeast quarter (SEA) Of North.
west quarter (NWA); Also all Of the North
east quarter tNEI4) Of the Northwest quartz,
! (NWM) and West half (WH) Of the North
| west quarter (NWL.) which was not con
| vcycd in deed from the plaintiff herein to the
| Plymouth Land and Stock Company. datet
| February 81, 1921. and recorded in Book o.
Deeds, page sos, Records of Lyon County
Nevada, which deed and records are hcreb,
referred to and made a part hereof.
SECTION 2.
| North one-half (NH); North half (N1s) o
South half {SH); South half $50 Of Soutf
| half tS1s) except that portion decided BY tht
| plaintiff herein to the Huncwell Land Live
| stock Company September 20. 1919, and re
coSded in Book Of Deeds, page IL, Record:
| Of Lyon County, Nevada. which said deed ant
| records arc hereby referred TO and made ;
part hereof
SECTION 8.
North ouc-half (NH) OF North onc-ha
| fNI,). Southeast quarter (SEJI) Of Moth
west quarter (NW14); Southwest quarter
! (SW1l) Of Northeast quarter (NEA).
SECTION 9.
Northwest onc-quarter tNWiI).
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

Smith Val Coop Go. sup indigcnt.... i7.4s
6. +. Lcavitt sup INDECENT 1915
e. {. Braun sup INDECENT. %i.2S
&. j.. Leavitt care indg.. 273.75
J. M. Feency sup indg.. ............ 1870
]. {. Gallagher sup indg ..........s 2.s5
Mrs G. Webster rent indg... 1900
Citizens ], q Z Co. sup ndg........ $50
Story Co care indg...... 5000
Mason Mere sup indg.. 1855
G. Il, Leavitt operating on indg..... l3o.ls
!. w. pearce J. r. sal & fccs....... 27.oo
Finley Heap J. =. sal........... 1900
byron Gates J. +. sal............... 1900
i. A. blanchard j. T. sal. .......... 5000
{. c. Tidd cor jury. $50
+. w. King, cor jury. ....... $50
Thos &5iichfst cor jury. ESQ
Palmer Bond & Mortgage Co printing
OF bonds. ...................... 1870
r. X. Gen Elcc Co lights Dayton. ~. $500
i. Darling putting TIP Flee booth.... 1000
Geo. Eylih road labor. ............... 1000
Geo. Egln road labor. 1000
L. y. Duncan road labor. ........... 400
Jas Miisap road tabor. ............... 400
ia Nfilsap road labor. ............ 114.00
J. ". Warren road labor. ......... 500
W. 7. Parcmorc road labor. ......:. 1900
Geo. Martin road labor. ............. 1000
W. i. Twist road labor. ......... 5000
r. VI. Taft road labor. .............. 5000
Fred Parrish road labor. ............. 1900
Fctnley Garage road labor. ........... $3.50
Middleton Garage sup road. ......... 1918
t. II. Erway road labor. ........... $3.50
O. l.. Summers road labor. 10000
Dan X Mcleod road labor. 1890
7. B.Wanwright Sup road. ........... c03.S5
John a. Mcleod road labor. ........ 1900
| J. l.. Borgc road labor. ............. 10000
]. II. Cairns road labor. ............. 1880
4. Margaroli road labor. ........... SAYS
i. NJ. Burner sup road. .......a... $50
| Rucl +. tothrop cash adv road. -. !. 1855
L. & I. Garage road labor. ......... f2.4s
Bert Miller roadlabor. ............... $500
Standard Garage road labor. ......... 1896
| ]. {. Gallagher sup road. ........... t.65
West Hardwrc sup road. ............. las
| Standard Oil sup road .............. 1917
| A. NJ. Anger road labor. ...... 6iO0
| icrington City water. ......... $50
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

RESOLUTIONS rs HMEND An ORDI.
NANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE PRO
FICTION AND PRESERVATION OF
VALLEY QUAIL AND PROVIDE
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION
THEREOF.
Duly passed and adopted on the 9th day
of January, 1919, as appearing i'll Book II,
Commissioners Record, page 1913.
BE IT RESOLVED That Section I of the
above entitled Ordinance is hereby amended
10 read as follows:
SECTION |. II shall be unlawful for any
person or persons, firm. company, corpora
ion or association at any time from and
after the 18th day Of December. and before the
18th day Of November, OF each and every
year. to kill catch. net. cage. pound.
weir. trap or pursue, with attempt to catch,
capture. injurc or destroy any valley quail
within the boundaries Of Lyon County. in the
State OF Nevada.
This Ordinance as amended shall be CT
fcctivc from and after the date hereof.
Passed by unanimous vote Of the Board
of County Commissioners of Lyon County,
Nevada, this 9TH day of September, 1929.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
BY y. T. BERTRAND, Chairman.
Attest.
RUEI. T.. LOTRIiOP, Clerk.
Publication, September Is. 1922.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
DEATH OF JACK CRAWFORD

Jack Crawford, resident of Nc
vada for 50 years, and OF Lyon coun.
ty for IS years, passed away at the
County Hospital last Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. Crawford was at one time
prominent in this section, and the
possessor OF considerable property
He was IS years Of age, native OF
Tennessee. He was buried in the Yer
ington cemetery on Saturday.
ys.s.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS

The Yerington Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION is making preparations for a
reception for all the teachers OF the
valley. The affair will be held at
the I. Q. o. i. Hall OH FRIDAY night
A program will be rendered, and re-
freshmcnts and dancing will be in
order.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

il THE DISTRICT Court 81
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, IN AND FOR THF
COUNTY OF LYON.
In the Matter of the Etatc OF John
'Dcpaoli, Deceased.
Notice of Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
Notice is hereby given that the final
account of VIM. J. Dcpaoli, admins
traitor of the estate Of John Depaoli.
deceased. has been rendered to said
Court for settlement. and that petit
ton for final distribution Of the es-
tate has been filed with said account.
and that Tuesday, the 10Th day of
September, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M !.
OF said day, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. has been duly
appointed by said Court for the settle
ment of said account and hearing said
petition. at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions, i'll wri-
ting. to said account, and contest the
same
Dated September. 6,.l922.
RUEL T.. LOTHROP,
:. Clerk.
First publication, Sept. 6, 1922.
Last publication, Sept. 20, 1922.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13

4. {. Dyer sup indg. ......... ........ 44.45
Standard Garage labor road. 1900
r. NJ Fulstonc Observation-Disclosures. 30
Norman Dickson labor.............. 1880
Rucl I.othrop cash adv. o.1e
Hans Krampe labor. 1920
Wellington Garage road sup. coo
L. s. Griggs road labor. $500
Standard Garage oil road. ........... 1892
7. X. PIERCE cash dv................ loo
Git l. & c Co lumber bridge. .....l11.37
Jas d. Welsh road labor. ........... 27.0O