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CircuitrPirates Have Many '1‘ I. gm
By EDWARD sums mom
Recent events have - brought
Land Office. the Secretary or the in-
terior and ’
Kat-g. into public notice. What sre
the facts regarding public lands and
the lensing of lands? -
ed States we: obtained st 3 cost of
about
the government hss received man.
than $500,000,000 for the lands that
have been sold.
granted to railroads. and the gov-
. 'rnmen
gapproximately 330.000.000 sores.
teen 0: the Interior Department in
1843.
quasijudicial functions.
is diction to determine the mineral
or non-ml'eral chsrscter o! lands.
and to determine the validity of an
alleged mining union on the pub;
lic lands.
Lan-i Office is over the public do—
mnin. and it has been genersily con-
fined to ministerial duties:
der the power conferred. by the Oil
Leasing Act of 19:0. and may other
recent nuts.
’nnt only on the legislative but on
i the
practical’y becomes a court wholly
unsafllgunrded by the legal education
rt “4 officers or the restraining in~
fluent» at an attendant
Jurors. and the public sudience
citizens.
dwps of the thal Office centre: but
wher“ lam! is leased. it retains su-
pervision through the life time of
the (“n ‘
(Taft)
irom tilfl‘? in any form. 3.041.000.
acre-s m'
and “'yumlng.
uphel-l the validity of this mile-.- on
~TheLandOflice ' ' . .
Hold Practice for
Matches VintheNesr
Future—Keena has
HighSeore
WASHINGTON. D. C'.. Feb. 212—-
the
the Secre ’0: the
Fraction", toordifths of the Unit-
5
375330300. Front C. Godfrqy Post. No. 12.
Amer-ions Legion, held practice on
therugenthesrmoryisstevenhg.
TheBattery team is getting in shspe
to compete in State Nations! Guard
meet and the American Legion teem
is preparing to meet the Milford Post
or the Legion in the nesr future.
Some fine scores were turned in
by the members at both orgsniss-
tions. Bsrry licence: the Lesion
had high score tor the evening with
a total of 140. Sergesnt Lloyd
Styx-gen who is s member of both
teams was second with a. score of
137. ‘ Six members of the Battery
C team are also members of the 1g.
xiv-in team.
'Nie Battery C team Md 1 total
Iscore oi 1313 for the evening. Lietrt~
Stephen Dokus was range sneer
while the Battery C was shooting
and William O'Grady while the Le-
gion was on the rsnge. The scores
or the shooters are ss follows:
' Q-K S. P. '1'.
Cspt.k.F.Keeler 45 44 47—186
Lt. P. B. Sherwood 41 it 40—120
Lt. J- E. Brotherton 45 42 43—135
Lt. Russell Day . .. 46 46—136
Svrgt. L. Sturges . . 46 48—137
Sergt. Lyman .. 47 45—133
Sergt. Baldwin . . . . 43 49—133
th. Burt ., ...... 40 43—136
Pvt. Hunter 37 40—114
Sergt. J. Keeler .. 44 43—4“
L‘. Atkins ....... 40 44—13!
E. Mairiatt. . . . . :3 38—404
“‘31. ()‘Grady .. 39 46—12:
(7. Lamb ....... 43 42 49—12!
J'. Keene ... 43 39 40—126
H. Keene ..... 46 43 491-100
NORWALK
Since tut time
More than 50.000.000 acres were
still retains ownership or
The Land Office .was made a. bu~
It is a special tribunal with
The Lend Omce .hssoomplete Jur-
The specific Jurisdiction ot the
but un-
its functions encroach
judicial department; and it
panel of
at
\Vhen public land is sold. the
Ming»:
Ft‘prmnher
withdrew
46
..-
-..
1909. the president
by proclamation.
public lsnds in California;
The Supreme Court (:36 L". S. 39)
the ground that
been constsnt
1'1'1. l'es
‘ r are Yhe
2' q‘zim
legal. Three
The order it
tracts of
sections
Jus'!
‘ up
r-: the
- i. rloser
l ‘n‘
and
Chlt‘f Executive. and was 0‘
land out of What a
such pow m-
ly 'exermsed
judges diam; '
self desert!" 5
had
the
" :"I’rx
‘vlT‘lfinSt: ‘
many
subdivisions or brclions
had been already.locatcd and era-n
. BOWERSWIN
Take Three Straight
H" -' i milling
., f wooing
'H his
lrrnnch
.L class
>..: .As 3
~ :20 met-
~ back-
But old
"ii 3 D‘E‘N
l
v
, lzitr got‘
~ x rivals in
' :suzfl MOI".
l more! new
the league.
“:rtcers since
«' pH
rl'vlv‘rs‘;
T. .llstr-‘n
from
lw-mar-
3"“ ‘~ lrns {mm
zh'. from
' ' :nmsport..
-7'- '. 'ir. m the:
., ‘ !
”.13‘ft'. Elli
‘: rl'r vastles,
.1'1 7 or their
’ ':t on the
he new
'mnnts. Thvy
v! great out-
i-‘runk Luce.
.‘lzvle. Bu!
‘rv'r. glrdnn-
.l'Wl Barn-
' i mystery.
Lain—2'1: l‘lty.
. ‘ infielder.
Fay \V'U'ght
.‘Jnranvillc.
~ otter: been
Elan". pur-
is rumored
glad to dis-
‘ls'op it he
"i Iflvr for
gilrwi that
”in Dodger
fl.‘ from the
ini assuredly
great gate
yum:- with
z..‘
I
.m:.
Committee
Eight.)
I" in»: in all
American
For
Hllmpic
anh-
'.. “LIEU to
strong
.H'w OI their
: r the glory of
of their coun-
‘! r: the Olympic
Trute liberally
‘ . tons and pat-
,”r'sman who
sake. let every
.-. his country
7 '“l in his pocket.
‘ v towards the
’ t a participation
.\ merics will
uril in the”
in
'4;
2 n
K.
I ‘ , l
u
..
Basketball .
'RY WED. NIGHT .
we... name
~‘ LINES—
?”th Lame
‘ ”Horn .1. o. u. m
8m LRY t
‘DLNCIIG- .
5M: 3 0cm 3....
lzed ih terms oftrgugh \githdrsznlg._
r: pfiifide'd iii}: the lands were to
als other than coal.
phosphste.
the right
value-s being restricted to metalliter-
ous minerals. “
in Alaska ‘3 total
diuonsl in shots lands
and Wyoming.
vatented- , - Games from the N or-
An set of Congress Jun-2 2a. 1310.
known s the Pickett Act. suthor- “'alk Hour Team ‘—"
, *Wh on of has ’ High
Score
The Norwslk Tire booting tcim
sad the Hour :‘uc clashed last night
at the Norwalk alloys. The nevus-
psperrnen went down to defeat. the
remain open to prosper: (or miner-
nil. gss snd
By not I’ll A031“! 24.
1912. the [Ct at 1910 was smended.
to explorers for mining
so sad 31,000,000 acres
'0! 700,000,000
The preliminary gsme should he
s fast contest also. Beam will
tollow't‘fic main game and music will
be furnished by Volk's Society Or-t
chewa.
____________.._——————
KING TO ENTER sons]:
MILAN,Jtaly. Feb. I‘ll—The King
United
sores.
The Navy Department and Interi-
or Department set aside the reserv-
ed all lands tor Navy purposes. The
Geological Survey sad the Baron:
of Mines place these estimates on
' I 11' 1' “d" » red Ruben. winner
3‘?f“..‘l...i so. 1, California. as.— gisi‘lfnémémém Do M m
1:: sorts: xuo.ooo.aoo barrels. n" to, m. an an“. Pris.“
Oil Rest-n": No. 2. Csiilornh. 30.. Detritus here June :3. E l I gm
1?? acres: 300.0004“). blfl'ell. all Em” m in {or m
on itcservv No. 3. Wyoming. 9.‘ th mw.°: I n
420 acres. 30,000.». mu. "at 111119“... 3 :1”:
There are 20,000 barrels at oil 84- m9 0? m. rend
'The raw is (or
hos reached 05.
Cslilornis
in ' 600.000 lire.
.1}!
30. gowns 01“ item. 9
PEPPER! ACTION FOR 3 1'
rural Ag'gmkUAAIQRKY p.315}.
. ' i 'mmmr m.
" Wm”? 12m sunny“
room ...”.-I Ie m
In it lvnst a dozen important Tires Winning three straight games.
cases the s‘upmn. Court undertook The high indlwldunl score of 10:
to delin' :md ndJuilt "prior claims" was made by Wbone who also mat}:
on “V M minds. high string. The scares follow:
lip 20 lsiiii there wss so Federal NORW41Ji ML. .
law or general sppliednon to the Restino do}: 83 SI Tt—oli?
minersl values or public lends. Burner ........ 5:: $3 tit-£6:
'Ivhere were a. few royalty losses 0! pagan ........ 35 3-; 37—255 l‘
lead mines, but only locsl. 1n ssv-' Budnik . ,__._ p55 7: 11—231
oral Supreme Court cases it was de- whom. ,,,,,,,, 1m in; . 102—233
cideq. that the President when an- /
thorized by Congress. had the pow- ‘33 4:3 ‘33 1300
fer to make su_ch leases. HUL‘IL *
Eebruary :a. 19-0. the Gmernment Mead ......... so 9“ 52—261
embarked on a. new policy under ‘1 S‘ o 7,} 1'12—2631
conditions entirely dmerent from * uro """"" 5 as 76—”,
those existing before. It passed the L‘mCh . ------ 3‘ ,‘ '11—:"5
Oil Leasing Bill. _ J. B‘redice ..... . .' cs :4
The act is confined to coal. oil. 0- bredlce ----- 3’- 3” —-°
shale and gas lands. .lt excludes ‘—"f .. ”- .. .
‘i)naiionnl parks. (Summary and (is 4.; _th 1.4.:
naval reserves (3) lands svgregnted ,
under the Appalachian set. M) In-
dian lsnds. Alaska cool lands sru NOR
excluded. There are five sections
confined to oil had gas.
Oil .clsims had been located on the
public domains as soon as the Act
or Congre- of 1870 wss passed. Un-
til the Oil Leasing Act'ot 1920 there
was nothing to diflerentiate oil . .
lands from other placer lsnds. The Teams W111 ClaSh thls .
w drawn] order 0! 1909 was to con- - -
ӣ0 oil lands. Evemng at the 41'
The set digides the public domain mory in the M
into (1) land where the oil is found ,
in known geological structure. (2) Game of Senes
land where oil is found elsewhere.
thst is. in territory not previously The Nomik Big Five and {5.
developed or proved up. Danbnry team Wm clash this “up
A lease 9 given at a smsli royalty in at the Armory in the third game
on one-fourth of the ground. the g i fl”. In the premium”
other three-fourths are advertised :ifitgeé:°muery C team Wm me:
for com ’ titive bids. .
The :2: ruithorizes the Secretary A 0- 111"”! P‘m guffxr'hnm a, {he
of the Interior to grant a qunlined The H’t‘e" braille series end ,0_
applicant the exclusive right to 9'6“?“ 531““ ho id be ‘ hummer
prospect for oil or gss for two years. night 3 60‘1"“ I u m . m.
unis. extended. _ ss the locals ore out to s g B a:
The leading of. Mood lands two defeats handed them. a
is under Act of October 20.51914. teams will use the same line-up ss \
There srs hpproximtslr 880.900.000 ins used in previous gun, in the
acres or public lands in continent“ ger‘es_ -
,‘.
Rickard
Rich"! develop Romero R0133.
Chiiesn issue-em t. into
i! » . . ;~.. .
h" Richard's idea. XS Staging )0”
the South American is merriy
m Firpo into line.
fab has shown s disposition
hick over the trsces.
etc: really believes in
The rifle tennis or Battery c not! mm
did most of his righting. they no not ! does not mesa that men Re I
think much of his ability, but does fine
I
, i
The
W as to their
Mac. but he won his bouts in 3.1353,. The
dons: tuition. end it was 1.0: .m: 2 Commmoa “em: ‘0 think ”my
much that he did not make s -:>
pod mprenion. He had a iris}. elm
dusting his opponents on the ass; 5 Us
or the head with a hammer ,
blow that flattened them on their2 Lodge wss ‘ setup {or F1110
«memo used the seine bloom-1;;
tectiveiy in his early bouts in .
country.
ll strong and exceedingly tough. ilk :
my be sble to learn or he an! .ic- , {mm Chili.
relay 2. style of his own. like Fl’vogu-emgn boxer. sud
AI wigtnai style is a. great asses 10 5 -omethmg dutcront shoot him. too.
o fishter. It Firpo had boxedOI-mrl Like an fellow.
conventional lines he might not :1
got anywhere. Aside ‘
nrength his gradient asset is that ‘x‘r Ezand.
does things ditterently. .
Mice
were at an ssset that an hflnilt‘il
Now he is boasting that he has 1:...
ed how to hit with the left ‘
sad mt means that he will surely .
dstest Dempsey the next time inc}
tweet.
good
0
Will Give Chilean Hawamto
HHeCsnShowGoods
Meet Dempsey
m It)!!! . 21—min 'i'ex bottle then s. tighter can us
Feb. the onlyfine. However. it the ducted in
motherlpmmest in Firpo's m nos-s
that he going to box am the usual
lines. he probably will ‘meet (with
tollcse success thnn he did. when 50
late“ employed the style that cans ss-
to :ural to him. .
Perhaps the There is no question thst to load
Ilom- . with the left and follow up ‘rithghs
right a the best style of fighting
what ever in: been devised. but that
usher. like Luis Elmo} Po;-
tor of
ex
..
Over in France where llomc
should wiles it too closely- Firm
is altogether too~old sad set in his
ways to change‘his style success—
' why. The more he tries to be heist”
boxing mm
theigths more difficult tth guilt to be
’
real ability. tomero may hm s style (so ask-
Bomero ins not beaten Winks 1:2 ward that it, will plint- the best of
Boone; Air-cs Boxing
30km
nth American ere mad: 0: ' er" aloe: conventisl
good lighting motorist. but
itch style. sud thst dece'h‘es manila:- him to sin.
that Firpo was ,1
of him. The cmmheioners
ay not be the best nudges of a
{not in the world. But they were
likwmse enough to know the: Furs-er
end
my sold so. They want Frrpo to
r Romero and it is perhaps sig—
:1 ;.:1nt that Firpo does not WJnl
1:: take the match:
Luis \‘icentinl.
gwcli
mm, at wwwmmmmmmm
Although iery aokward lion..:«
the lightweighe
”flora: more like the
set there-.713
...)...“ W
ma.mflm dynamo...“ ...;
use newton-htt-
her mu- sun‘s,
_ ‘ " ' to
:J-‘ér ......;-'z...
' ’ h
South Americans
\itt‘ntlni is tough and strong and
".13 hit unusually hard with his right
out] ask“.
1 rates end-sot
rennin non. [solid-psi
one
an“
i
m
f rom
3!!
l.’ \‘iceiitlni had walled into John-
. Slzvlzrue inst-ed of trying to box
.. .‘h him the South. American pzo~
ably would hue won before the
. , m, instead 0! slugging he tried
1 .o be clever snd Shugrtxe knew tcp
much shout that sort or thing :or
“- ~< m
”ban—thou»;
men sre not lite the big tellsws. In
....e! .. *- ec-s‘ ‘
. in ,
to tho ' “gamed be: ob .
martin ‘
pace of clererno. sn awkward!
style will do for s heavyweight it
he can hit. but among little men . greater czttut 1.
does “..c‘.
31) le
Firm bl videntl)’
tint hh' swkwsrd
if
a
harm. awkwardness is not much of on st
sci. The reason {or that is tbs: Lb
little men use their resins to i
an the big renown.
enough to learn s great deal more.
:him- His hitting ibiiity will est-r? him
\mmn'ml alrv‘: 1y knows consid- far. but he must learn more shout
about boxing smi he is young the science or the game. The lighter
'aturnliy - tighter win: (11.»
ds is better equipped :1-
l
fl:
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