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TO FIX MILES STATUS.
BILL INTRODUCED TO INCREASE
EFFICIENCY or THE ARMY.
Gives More Power to the Lieutenant
General and Places the Army
Under His Control.

Washington. AnrIl 90 senator UaUlev
chairman Of tho senate committee on mill
tnry AFFAIRS. today introduced hin 10 'lps
crease the efficiency OF the army"
Tho most Innortant scetion Of tho b,u I.
the following
Subject 10 tho command NJ tbe nrceIdont
and rcncraI directlon az The secrc,ary ~
war. the lieutenant general snail e,orcisc
general command ovor tho ntIJtprv forccs
Of tho limited stotes. shall isspo ..,rmv ar,
ders" and direct msncctions NJ the trocns
uc sbou no cbarccd vim tho tnstr,ctlar
troin,p,, dIsctrlln', and dts,rih,,tton -, ,no
orp,r Vim ma nrcnaratlon .nd r,oin
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/, Manufactured from Rec Straw
and BagaSSe.
cM CAN SECURE A LARGE PLANT
post and Kennedy Talk inter-
's..D on the Subject and Are In
,hlsed With the Prospects.

l. d. Post. editor ana publisher
paper Mil of New York city, a
a,,oted exclusively TO the pape,
NJ mills. etc, and NJ r. Kennedy
/ Ian. Mass, representing the New
\, Bagasse Pulp and Paper company
I, ety, were in this city yesterday
arc interviewed by Post repre-
.a,s These gentlemen have been tray
Aroueh the South for the past four
ooklng into and Investigating the
bpslness in this section. MIR. Post
,osnd to be thoroughly conversant
4 mo business in every detail, and Is
,Joy material for a write M Of the
I'm in the South, its probable future
h; prospects, which he thinks are
.,.sny fatterlng. He says the rice
y 1 especially fitted for the manufac.
. Of both news and writing paper of
,,-ar quality and that he considers the
"A one Of the most promising fields
me manufacture Of paper either in
ar any other country. He says that
.npldly developing industry Of rico cul.
which Is yet in its infancy, and which
,lready proven Of such material ad
Are to the rice belt Of Louisiana and
1, means the establishment Of paper
throughout the same section and that
u,e of this by product Of rice the
r-means much more to the rice grow
,ese gentlemen had just returned from
ip to Sugarand, where they went to
the small paper mill at that place,
rs paper is being made of bagasse
Kennedy built these mills about six
! ago, designing and operating them
the start He remained there only
d two years. Mr.. Post was greatly
ed With the work that is being done
Sngarland lie brought with him a
her OF samples Of the paper that Is
Z turned ont ny this mh. 1t has been
general understanding that only rough
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i While visiting at the police station yes
{Eiiy a reporter observed a solitary police
b. sitting at the door Of side room
(elooklng the public pound The officer
fsned lost In thought and was a little
Iried when the reporter interrupted his
{Itrle. 81 was Just sitting here said he.
[shng biz and Illuminating on the sor.
~ Of He. he ways of the world, and
family of things In general DO yon
that captive donkey out there that
|rany, NANCY, hungry scrub which It
|na be a mercy to King" The reporter
|Ad and snw dirt colored donkey,
|alhg dejcctedly In the lot, the most
nein looking creature he had seen in
Pany day
Not long ago" the officer resumed,
|pahspS That donkey was the valued pet
/ some happy child, with good food in his
ilgFf and ribbon around his neck. But
4 thanged owners, WAS worked and
paved to death, so there he is, a hope
n ease, too weary 10 stand. and with
\ Joy IN life but he is content for he
Iat know. There are many other crit
~ out there, mostly like him, though
Y eiten round up valuable strays, which
Y aacloncd of when the owners can't
found The wornout wrecks are seldom
,llned as they have outliyod their useful
~ Their owners load them on 10 the
", and to get rid of bad cases we some
.rs take them outside the town limits
y turn them loose.
Doat 1t Illustrate n law of life he
.5phned the strongest are the ittcst
" me EttcSt survive? There's no room
i No place for wornout. useless things.
Y y, &elulnoSS. And YOU see the part VIC
slssmen play, In abating nuisanccs, car
VI ior the rastaways, men and women MS
~ As animals and thus smoothing the
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RAID ON THE TREASURY
THE MILITARY ACADEMY BILL WAS
PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
Many Questionable Claims Attached tc
the Omnibus Bill Were Opposed
and Rejected.

Washington, April % The house today
by a vote Of Is to 70 rejected claims at.
tuched 10 he omnibus claims bill by the
senate aggresatlug 81 10000, and on the
heels OF that action nonconcurred in the
whole senate amendment the various Items
having been ruled 10 constitute single
amendmentl ana sent the bill 10 confer
cnco The military academy appropriation
bill was passed today after the limit Of the
cost of the Improvements nj West Point
had been reduced from six and a half 10
five and q half millions and the amount Of
the appropriation in the mi from SS,000O00
to s. 100000.
After some routine business the house
went into committee Of the whole and took
up the consideration Of the committee
amendments TO the omnibus claims bill. As
passed by theihouse the bill carried about
10000 for the payment OF claims. 10
this the senate attached All the findings OF
the court Of claims under the Bowman and
Tucker acts for captured and abandoned
property French spoilatlon claims aggre.
eating about $4,000, and many miscelian-
eous claims aggregatins in all over
81 10000.
Mir Underwood (Alal moved to strike
out that portion Of the senate amend
mont covering the findings of the Selfridge
board. Sl07l, 425; churches and schools,
So 074; State claims. Si22.2Il, and miscel-
laueous claims. Sl17 200
ont 81 the construction OF vessels during
the civil war and had been rejected nv
congress In 1861 when they were fairly
considered Since then. he said. these
claims had passed I'm most cases into the
hands Of others They had been repeated.
is considered and rejected by congress.
Mr. Nahon tPal and Mr. Roberts Mass
defended tho Scifridge board claims
Mr. Cannon ulli Mr. Sims tTenn1 and
Nh De Armond MR. opposed the claims
After some further debate by Messrs.
Powers tMIssl ana sherman On, " In
support Of the claims Mr.. UnderwOods mo
lion TO strike them out was carried Is
TO ~
The Hill then was cent TO conference.
When the item relaAng 10 the improve.
| ments al West Point WIS reached. on mo.
lion Of Mr. Hill, ~ charge Of the bin
amendments were adopted reducing the
! limit ~ cost Of tho Improvements from six
| and onc-haf millions 90 i've and one hBle
millions, and the appropriation carried ny
the bill from three 10 two millions. The
/ bill then was passed
| The speaker announced the appointment
/ OF Messrs Mahon Paa Gibson iTcnnl ana
/ sims CTennl as conferees on the omnibus
! claims bill
TIE senate amendment n the rivers and
| harbors bill was disagreed 70 and sent 10
| conference with Messrs Burton lObiof
| Reeves 0ill and Lester (Gal as conferees
At $40 the house adjourned
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Lakeside ENTRIES.

Six furlongs -Dandola. Zebla, Blue Man
tie, Otis 1l2, Brissac, Amote 100 Irmas
Choice. Prpnta, Hoodwink Hersc i07.
Four and a half furlongs, 2yearods go
Blue Miracle 1913. Or. Walker iO4 Lady
Churchill, Boy Wonder. Mir. Guernsey 100.
Six furlongs Albula III, Charley Moore
12l, Madam GerSt 10. Censor ll3 Gusto,
b. & Fox 112. Little Jack Horncr, Ben
Frost 100. Carl KHher LOG.
Mile ana one sixteenth, selling Bantsh
105, Thures lol, Schwalhe 10. Leeuia IS,
Linden Ella 1O4, Loonc lO0. Moderator %.
One mile and one sixteenth. selling lisa
hey. Charles G. III. Lavator lO5. star cot.
ton 100 John Baker 1i3, lanswurst lu9
Chauccry 100, Water Alone ld4
Mile and one-quarter selling Rndford
10, Sir Gatian lO4, John McGurk no
Homage rs Tea Gown 03, Malay I05 Cogs.
well 30, Ditty 9s, Miss Liza o.
Clear and fast.
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PRETTY THINGS FOR BABY.

See New Cloaks, All With Headeear
to Match.
~oy's wear Is every biz as fascinating
mat designed for their big sisters and
lnmas, quite the latest fcat4go is RIB
embroidery, which is done wins tho
ssst' most delicate ribbon In the blb,''
uA' This delightful embroidery fairly
5els the collar of many a little coat Of
W cashmere these two being the ma
Tel' most used for the long coats worn
Y INFANTS In long clothes Many mothers,
sever put baby into short clothes at
Asoltns, especially If said infant reach 3
|ssase along with the kTival Of warm
tAef' As for Illustrations we shall con
NJ ourselves 10 Youngsters who walk, the
'''H up
OF PINK PoPLIN.
GegiisSolulely sweet is this tiny pink ST k
NIX REFER which the clever buVCr far n
Ss y S,Cre has just brought - from
|tnninrah. There's tiny white silk loop
Fbito az the edges. while dainty little
hen CIiiiuon applique adorns the Guns and
hPa Vliaf, the latter boosting a fan "
"A meterr,a white accordioned chiffon fri !,
|slr IIaillon bonnet tops This dainty af-
|ho sne embroidered medallious hcing let
|hsmes tpops pepper the val ruche which
II nseS sle little face. BrOndcr pink ribl on
N eo, n lor the how aud ties. The dtesA Is,
Sf, white So are the stockings.
~ IN WHITE PIQUE.
kbssSS'qle smartness for n 2-year.old is to
too8 !, " white piquc, which Ind ed I , very
iaitlaie up 10 6 or years. This one Is
Il IN N coat, with all the edges as well
ID hsn5 4uped, double collar, nuttOnho,cd
sAits tse : tics 40 the neck with "A hrga 1
10 M lucia Ribbon. The white plqut hat
Nd \ mas tiny rufdcs along the edge
Dsrrr q finished IN front hy big IN
Rne ooW OF the white ribbon. The Du
hops RaIt or tho bow consists Of two tiny
diehrs ta0 ot tho 'knot that usually
DOW In the middle
BLUE ETAMINE.
sht f oSh as Francis designed an etamns
,t.sf NJ mamma, some clever mind set
psitssi t ok 10 do ps much for Miss Lit
hAdsan,au rre s the result AS smart and
= AN, an a1air as can be found is made
Ia rs"ate turquoise blne etamine Il
hsma ,.HchF naiing back seam aud the
lpllaps scr together with Irish crocht /
" cnn, "hich also forms Van Dykes IN
ne love. seven tiny tucks are around
y the n, !hrl, and cluster ut the inside
ls rron..'le Rowing sleeve Just gives it
VI AZ" pitch. and helps show the white
4 pirf :, uimmed, under sleeves which are
me rufne finished. white taffeta
sAa these sllk Innings are now made
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Rnantu and strnnnth

Are desirable You are strong and yigor.
Gus. when your blood is pure. Many--nay,
most-women. fail TO properly digest their
food and so become pale, sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness. freshness and
beauty OF the skin and complexion, depart.
Remedy this unpleasant evil. by eating
nourishing food and taking q small dose
~ Herbine after each meal 10 digest what
YOU have eaten. 50c az A. IT, Kiesling's.
Herbine Cures
Fever and Ague. dose Will usually stop
chill a continuance always cures. Mrs.
YIN M Stroud. Midlothian, Texas, May
n 1880 writes: I'VE have used Herblne
In our family for eight years, and found
II the best medicine we bave ever used, for
Ia grigspe, bilious fever. and malaria" 500
at A. y. Kiesling's
Walks Without Clutches.
was much afflicted with scihticl, writes
I'D c. Mud lowayille. Sedgwick county
Kan, 4golng about on crutehes and suTer-
BILLIARDS. Snow Llniment. which relieved
ne. used three 50c hotties; II IS the
Greatest IMMINENT I ever used; have recoin-
rnended ID 10 a number Of persons, all exc
press themselves as being benefited by e.
/ now walk without clutches, able 20 per-
form a great deal Of light labor on me
farm 2oc. soc and Sl.Oo &C A. y. hies-
nng's
Save the Loved Ones
Mrs Mary A Viiet Newcastle, Coio.s
writes: II believe Ballerds Horshound
srrnp IA superior 10 any other cough medi-
cinc and will do all that Is claimed for
IL and ID Is 80 pleasant 20 teke. Ny little
Girl wants II take Il when she has 10 need
Tor II" Billiards. Horehound kyfap Is the
great cure for all pulmonary. a'lments. xscs
Zoe and ss,oo at A. D. kiesilng'
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Aaueduct Results.

New York, April % The CHIEF interest
at Aqueduct today conferred ia the rcconic
stakes for 3.year-oids at one mile and
seventy yards. April shower was a hig
fayorite and won easily by two lengths
Selling seven furlongs Lone Fisherman,
Satire, The Referee. Time les
Two-year-old tillics, -four and O half FUR
longs-Rose Tint, Mystic Bell, Morca Time
90 30
Mile and furloug -Barbara Frcltchie,
Justice, Alack. Time 54 40
Handicap, five and half furlongs
Neither One vt. Ethan Flolm. Time
1.O7 Is.
Five furlongs Gnue, Maekey DIVER,
Red Knight Time ;O2 %
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Remains Brouaht 70 rexas.

Bryan. Texas April 20, MIR. Edwin Jeu-
Eins and DR.. j. w Cavitt arrived here
this morning from Atlanta with the remains
Of Mir. George Jenkins, and he was buried
this afternoon at 80 o'clock The funeral
was conducted from st Andrews Eplsco-
pal church. Of which he was n member and
was one Of the largest ever seen Ia Bryan.
His wife is not az home being abroad on a
visit 10 her parents in London. England.
She was notified by cable as soon as the
symptoms Of hydrophobia developed and
answered that she would sail for home at
once She will not reach here before next
Monday.
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco April % Seven furlougs.
selling Ned Dennis, VI Pillar, First Shot
Time .2si4
Five furlongs selling Annie Max, Ester
nell Halmetta Time or
Fouc furlongs. selling Clarinette, J. ".
Bennett Tom Mitchell Time 40
Futurity course, scllng Dolly Weithoff.
Mike Rice Tho Miller. Time 1liL
Mile. selling Matiu Bell. Dawson, vas.
salO. Time AZ
Seven furlongs selling THzona, Wind
ward, Billy More Time I 90
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perbv Candidates al Lakeside

Chicago, April - Three American derby
candidates made their appearance today
in the third race at Lakeside. They We're
Owenton, Dewey and Leroy. OweBton
won by length from John Clark In Il
hard drive beating Dewey half length
for the place. Leroy was never u con
tender Weather rainy, track sloppy
-Four and Il half furlongs Geheimniss,
Belle Graham, Miss Manners. Time ;J6 10.
Six furlongs, selling St. Cuthbert Zirl,
Maggie Davis. limo 1:i5 Is.
Milc-oweuton John A. Clark Dewey.
Time l:i2 %.
Mile and a furlong-Dr. stephens, Lingo,
Henry of Fraustamar. Time l:56.
-Four furlongs, selling Modern, AIirance,
Goudy Time :49&
Mile Rosa Diah, Rasselns, Radiant Heat,
Time l.46.
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Dallas, Texas, April %, The annual con
vention Of the Texas State Pharmaceutical
association began In Dallas today
The address Of President y. G.. Ebcrle Of
Dallas was the feature Of today's session
President Eborle dwelt az length upon re-
forms needed In the State pharmacy law.
This law will be discussed tomorrow. The
visiting pharmacists were given a smoker
by local druggists tonight.
The attendance is large
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THE SUNSET LEAGUE.
First Games Are to Be Played Friday.
Saturday and Sunday

Saturday and Sunday
Tho regular playing season OF the sun
set Baseball League will open here Fri
day, saturday and sunday between the
Lake Charles club and tho Frcmen Of
Houston George Page, the well known
bah player, has enlarge Of the visiting
team and has fast crowd OF Youngsters
with him. among them being EvcrhRrdt
the ehortStop Of that team last summer,
also Lutich and Wilson, the battery of the
Santa Fe club last summer.
This viii begin a series Of games that
are TO bo played I'm Houston during the
summer; Crowley, La, and beaumont are
also IN the league and have fast profcs-
sionnl clubs IN represent them The line
M ~ the Lake Charles team viii he pub
liAhed latnr.
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RIVER AND HAReoR Bill
May Stay in Conference for One to SIX
Weeks.

Especial TO The Post)
Washington April 22.-rhe rivers and
harbors bill ms passed by the senate was
reported 20 the house today, The con-
ferecs from both houses will probably be
appointed tomorrow and the first meeting
OF the conference committee may be held
on Thursday The senate confcrees will
be Elllins, Mcmillan and Berry and those
from the house will be Burton, Bankhead
and Reeves Estimates OF the length Of
time that the committee will consume in
arriving at an agreement range from one
to six weeks, The make up Of the COM
mttcc is regarded as being very favorable
TO the Buffalo bayou project and there
are the best Of reasons for the belief that
the item viii be arranged In manner sat
isfactory to all legitimate interests eou-
Ccrned
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Fitz-JeffrIes correspondence.

New York, April - Bob Fitzslmmons
received telegram from James j. JEFF
fries In which Jcffrics practically refused
the National Sporting clubs offer, but said
that the prospects for bids looked bright
In California, He said he would post $500
ia be forfeited In case he refused to accept
the best bid and asked Fitzsimmons IN his
forfeit went the same way.
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OF INTEREST TO ~ e ~ ~
y ~ - FEMININE READERS.

entirely separate being fastened to the
cloak proper by snap buttons. with thii
coat a mixed Tuscan Granny bonnet in
white and blue is worn \ white chiffon
nill Is topped by a white satin taffcta how,
in which Turk a few tiny pink roses, PINK
and blue are an admired combination.
Quite tho smartest footgear Tor litto girls
is OF white kid with black patent leather
,ser
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A TRAGEDY at Walnut Springs.

Walnut Springs Texas, April 22.-J. A.
jackson. hostler on the Texas Central FOR
many years, was killed by HIS insane wife
shifting his head omen with an axe ahOnt
1 O'Clock this morning. The tragedy shocked
tho entire community
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ssossss.sss.ss..s...........
THE PISTOL oToTER.D

'''I 10 VI ~ Eh.
Chief Ellis Says He Win Enforcs
the Law.
Within the PAST few days mum
Der OF persons have been arrested
on the charge Of CARRYING or dis,
playing pistols and when brought
before Judge Railey or Justice
Matthews have been made to nay
heavy bur. chief Ellis said ves.
tcrday that he would enforce the
pistol carrying law to the letter
and to this end he has given instruc.
lions to his men TO he on the look.
out for yiolators Of tho ordinance.
NO exceptions TO the rule viii he
made said the chief HEvcry pis.
fol 'toter' will be treated the same"
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New officers OF CROWLEY.

Crowley, La, April 22.--The town cleo
ton passed OF quietly today, there being
only one ticket in the held aud very Light
vote polled The offcers-elect are as fol-
lows: Mayor, r. j. Chapman; marshal, J.
NJ Lyons aldermen. Philip $. Pugh, Il.
Chachere Mlron Abbott, IA r. Lewis, c. ID.
Andrns
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SO pronounced, whenever military informa-
tion OF a technical nature Is needed It, ia
for Corbin that president Roosevelt Sends
Sanger. the acting secretary OF war; have
held two important conferences with the
president. This is ali the more interesting
In view Of the fact that up TO short time
ago Corhin was not at ali popular with
Roosevelt
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Jockeys Disbarrcd.

New York, April %. AT a meeting of the
stewards Of the Jockey club held today tho
applications for reinstatement lodged by
John May f. Wallace and John Wallace
who raced at the Charleston course since
April !, were denied
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CHOLERA RECORD.
The Cases Number 1872; tho
Deaths. 1877.

Inc Gases Number I4GGi tho
Deaths. 1917.
Manila. April % The cholera rec.
ord to date Is as follows;
Manila, 49s cases and s6s deaths.
Provinces. 9S9 cases and ToS
deaths.
II has been decided that the case
Of suspicious sickness discovered ON
board the United states transport
Buford, which returned here yes
terday after sailing sunday for san
Francisco, was not a ease Of chol
cra. Consequently the Buford pro
ceeded today on her way TO the
United states
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TIE DEATH ROLL,
Mrs. BRIDGET Riley.

Mrs Bridget Riley wife OF Mr. Patrick
Riley. died yesterday afternoon at 4:lo
O'Clock ut the residence, Tenth and kesSler
streets She was - years Of age inc
funeral viii take place this afternoon from
the residence. Intcrment In the Catholic
-cemcterY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-23
BASEBALL.
NAr1oNA1. LEAGUE.
ROsroN : NrW YORK A.

New York, Aprn - Timely hitting by
Boston and the inability of the New Works
TO solve the pitching Of Willis were re-
Sponsibe FOR New Works defeat,
Score II n
Boston .......,..... 600 202 OIL Z ~ =
New York ...... coo 0o2 0pi- 3 u
Willis aud INttredge Sparks and Neagcr.
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out, by Tevis 3, by Hamilton 3. passed
balls. Richardson =, Mcclure .; sacrifice
tyre, Butler. Hamilton . Time Of game,
Las. Umpire, Gieb. Scorer, Greer.
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Iiouor Dealers susnended

Hilsboro, Texas April oh. G, Bal
lard 4 Co., liquor dealers. suspended husi-
ness today, pending 2 settlement with lhcir
creditors. Assets and liabilities not given
out
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sarncerfcsf concerts AZ Auditorium Tues
day and Wednesday. MAY and 2. Re
served scats for sale ~ Crescent Drug
Store. corner Main and Preston
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! ! pldl- .s.'s..ss .s...s. - pbhi''t'Nt
/ The prospects are that the amount Of
/ capital involved In this years corporations
will exceed that Of the preceding year,
which was IS 992, 7o2, COZ Last year the
| bllliondoar steel corporation was organ
/ iZe1
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saef gerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues
dsy and NedI esday. Nav 9 and I. Re-
served seats for sale OF Crescent Drug
store, corner Main and Preston.
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weather changes noted below will occur
within q hours OF p. m. OF dates below;
April n Warmer.
April 24.-Threatening.
April 25.-Variable.
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EXCITING CAMPAIGN EXPECTED
For the Governorshlp of the chlokasaw
Nation,

Nation.
Ardmore, l. T.. April %. FIX .Governor
William Byrd OF stoncwal has been nom.
mated by the progressive Indian party for
governor Of the Chickasaw Nation. The
national party has already named ex-Gov-
ernor J. Mnselcy and IL Is expected that
the race made by the two OK governors will
prove one Of tho most exciting In the hiss
tory Of tho Territorial politics.
Ardmore, ! r., April % 1t Is reported
that Holmes willis Of Willis viii enter tho
race for governor OF the Chickasaw Nation
against W. l.. Byrd aud Palmer Moseley.
Wills IS considered the most learned
member of the Chickasuw tribe and Is mt
present superintendent Of public instrucs
lion Of lhc Chickasaw Nation.
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rHILApnLpHIA 4. RRooKLyN 1.
ST. LOUIS.CHICAGO RAIN.

Chicago, April 20 Rain stopped tho 81.
Louis Chicd-o game In the last half OF the
third inning, with score of 10 0 IN favor
Of Chicago.