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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
HEAVY RAINFALL
OVER THE STATE

OVER THE STATE
Huron. $ b. May 20 Weekly
weather bulletin for the week ending
Monday. May IL,
The weather was generally dry until
"Wednesday. and Also after Friday
l'iset'led and wet weather prevailed
Wednesday, and Thursday. and i'm some
eastern counties ON Friday. The RAIN
that occurred or "Wednesday and
Thursday was heavy IN the aggrcgate
over nearly all n" state There was
less than the usual amount OF sum
shine. Some high winds occurred over
the central and eastern counties There
was no frost Some hai mostly small,
fell IN several localities ON "Wednesday
or Thursday
The temperatures averaged above the
normal. but WAS slightly below normal
| over parts of the Black Hills district.
The maximum temperatures reached
or exceeded SO degrees In most places,
the highest recorded being 81 degrees
at Marion. Turner county. on Tuesday.
! The minimum temperatures We're
slightly below 40 degrees I'm number
of places. the lowest recorded being "a
degrees. at kidder. Marshall county. on
'ThurAday
The rainfall was more tlan an inch
over nearly all the state 1t averaged
much above the normal The greatest
river valley, where the amounts in
Some counties exceeded four inches
The largest amour, was ) - inches. re-
corded III Mitchell. Dawson county. on
tn" 18th and l4th The excessive pre-
cipitation made much low land too wet,
aud IN some places railway traffic was
delayed by WnSliouts.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
MRS. VANDERBILT
TO GET DIVORCE
Referee Recommends Decree
$lo,oo0,0Oo Settlement
Stumbling Block.

New York May % Mrs. Alfred Gwvnnc
Vanderbilt. Is 10 gain absolute divorce
frar, her husband u the recommendation
OF Referee Mcclure is carried ont.
After weeks Of delay MIR. Mcclure has
competed his report and turned it oyer
10 Lewis cass I-cdyard H.. of the law
7rn of Carter. I.edyard & Milburn. Thn
repor, is being held by the attorneys for
the piaint.ts until cablegram is received
from attorneys in London who are Try
ing to hrlng about u money settlement
of the case
Mrs Vanderbilt, according 10 the best
Information. has no; asked thar Alfred
l;wynne settle any money her. but
she wants not less than slo,y9,DW set aside
for their child
That the report has rot been filed is
d,.n only to the money considera lion. Al
fred Cissy,ne Vanderbilt does MOI want
10 set ;lsi.;e slo.mo.~9 of his fortune for
tho use of his son a this date, because
81 would materially affect his income. Dur
ing tha last gear his income has b."r,
redl,oea To less than ssto.ee9 a year. He
has borrowed heavily, II IS said. and as
a result has lied up many Of his srcur-
tees toc the ,ext ten Years
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
al NATIONS TO SHARE I'M
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS

Washington. May 90. World wide in
scope and freighted with immense pos
sibilities for good To America are the
preparations being made here for the
international Congress ON Tuberculosis
in September.
The executive committee in charge of
the congress has issued resume Of the
work that has been done already AT
the head of This committee is Dr Law
renee Flick. of Philadelphia The other
Pennsylvania men on the committee
are DIS. Leonard Pearson Joseph
Walsh and Charles j. Hatfield, all of
Philadelphia.
The congress Will be the largest and
most important body Of its kind that
ever has met in America. 1t will be
unique among sessions Of its char
acter. i'll that the sociological and hu-
lnanitarian aspects of the crusade Will
he emphasized Forty nations will
be represented.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
THREE STORY BUILDING
MARROWEST I'M WORLD

Reno, Nev. May 2o--On place 26
inches wide II three-story building, pos
siby the narrowest for its height in
TIE world has been constructed in Cen
Ter street 1t will not be used as a
convention hall Neither Mr. Taf, nor
Mr. Bryan could enter the door To ac-
knowledge his nomination, although
Mr. Fairbanks might. II is not intend
ed for u millinery shop, for Merry
Willow hats. II vii! not be a saloon
there is no room to stagger III it.
II. G. Gordon, d shoemaker, leased
the ground from the bank and built
the sim structure. He sleeps on the
floor and cannot turn around on his
cot. His narrow bench is OH the sec
ond floor. Customers sidle into his
store on the ground floor and in his
show window he displays one at a
time Chicago pair Of shoes,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
BLACKSMITH SHOOTS
RIVAL WORKMAN

Hot Springs s. D.. May 20. Richard
Cramel' died yesterday afternoon as the
result of being Shot by Bob Stockton.
Stockton came from t,dgemont S. ID.
on the noon train and proceeded to
tank up. Later he Went To tramers
shop and. without any warming. entered
the shop and. while Cramer WAS bend
ing over II horses foot. shot him. Chas.
t'rame,, son of the murdered man. who
was working there at the time. struck
Stockton With !, pair of blacks.nith's $
pincers and felled him. knocking his
gun into a corner Richard cramer was
upon him as soon as he fell and beat
him in the face With his fists. Cianer
then walked about 30 wards ,n Il doc
tors office. Stockton broke away from
Charles N'ramer and vent IN search or
another gun and Was then arrested by
Marshal Dorail.
The tMo men We're rivals in nc black
smithing business and AN old fcld ex-
Is cd BEL 5N,.r,i them
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
looks LIKE NO INSTRUCTIONS.
BY "PENNSY" DEMOCRATS

Harrisburg. Pa. May ~. HE Sittia-
iio, With regard tn The probable nc
sion OF totlass democratic stat- con
yention on the question OF iMstnuetilig
delegates To the Denver convention Lad
not cleared up when the delegates We're
called to order. Each side stiil is
claiming victory. Neither is inclined to
yield anything TO The other The pros
poets are the convention will be ex-
ceedingly interesting and lively.
The committee on perHlanent organi-
zatinn selected Peter A. o'Boyle. "a
Guffy man. AS permanent chairman.
This Indicates the C;uffey people will or
ganize the convention. elect their -four
delegates at large and send them 10
Denver without Instructions.
The platform presented by the COM
mittee on resolutions demands inine-
dia;e revision of the tariff, the enact
inent of remedial legislation IN regard
TO currency and closes AS follows
Believing the tine is rip,- for the
restoration OF control OF government 10
the purity which WAS founded in the
earliest days of the republic THAT voters
are willing To join IN such ~ move
mcnt we call upon nil members Of th.
organization I'm the rational roliNeu-
ton assembled by conservative. eorsill-
taticn and forgetfiiliiass Of pas differ
ences, TO construct such a platform anl
place upon !, candidates tha; will rally
10 the support Of a united pa:,ty ard
"nlist in their behalf ti- iatl,p.nde,t
voters of the. nation
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
WOMAN MURDERED
BY Her ADMIRER?
Body of Wisconsin Widow
Found in Mill Pond After
Lovers Call.

Appleton. Wis. May 2o-Th badly
lnutilated body of Mrs. Carrie Shaw, a
wealthy young widow of Hortonville
was discovered in mill pond in that
village today. There is every evidence
that u brutal murder has been COM
mitted.
Charles Abrams. who recently has
been Keeping company With the woman.
is in custody at New London. 1t has
been learned the couple had been AT
outs for some days aud that Abrams
called on Mrs. Shaw last evening for
the purpose of making up.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
CHEERFUL FUNERAL
is CONDUCTED BY
MEMS SUNSET CLUB

Los Angeies, cal. May 2oA unique
funeral ceremony was conducted today
by the sunset club AN exclusive organ
izaton of business men, over the re-
mains of Enoch. Knight, Il departed
member. There was no sermon. no
subdued singing. no dirge The ortho-
doX ceremony WAS eliminated. Instead
OF Il mourful chant by a choir. trained
singers. members of the club. sang
Aud Lang Syne," and in place of the
usual address Rev. Rurt Estes Howard
rade. AT times the service was almost
cheerful. No tears were shed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
BLACK HAND BOMB
WRECKS A TENEMENT

New York. May 20. The refusal of
a wealthy Italian physician to comply
with the demands of the black hand
criminals for money caused the lives
of hundreds of persons To be placed in
danger for few moments today. when
u bomb was exploded in Il tenement
house In East Eleventh street. -Four
persons We're injured and the building
badly damaged.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
CH1LDHooD's ROMANCE
TERMINATES AT SO

Des Moines. Ia, May 2O--A child
hood romance had a happy termination
her this morning when RobeTtsR Rob
ert. of Langford, S. D.. agedE52 was
welded to Mary Z. Mccormick, OF Des
Moines, aged so. The couple had be-
come separated and only learned each
others whereabouts few weeks ago.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
CLERK is GUILTY.,
SAYS THE JURY

council Bluffs, la. May 20. After de-
= hours The jury in the ease
OF the state against H. v l,attey de-
posed clerk Of the district court.
reached a verdict last evening of guilty
as charged The charge was that Bat
tey erased entries in the records and re-
tanned fees belonging 10 the county,
the sum Involved as shown by the sx-
pert's report. being about 81 900
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
.PACIFlC's TREATMENT
OF ATLANTIC FLEET
Bellies ITS TITLE

Los Angeles al, May 20. According
10 Wireless message received here
last night the Atlantic fleet is crcoun-
teling the heaviest seas since 1t left
Hampton roads off the coast Of Oregon.
The ships are struggling against
stormy head Wind. making slom prog
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
EVELYN MAY TAKE
BACK HER SUIT TO
AMNUl MARRIAGE

Ne~ York, May 20 Mrs lsvelvr Mes
bit ina. is considering Withdrawal OF
her suit for the anilulmeit of her mar
ll4ge 10 Harry X 'i'haw. What inlpels
isr TO contemplate this course is a ss.-
ciet KNOW only 10 her and To he, law
yer. and ne!the. of them WIN say u
wortl. l3a.ilel O'ReiMy intinlated tn.
step @as eomtenpla,ed and has APP
peared before Robert T. Dyo. referee
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
immunity BATH
FOR SUBMARINES:
}'
Special Investigation Commit.
tee of House Makes
Its Report.

;. M, "a ..,,,4 ro,,r.
sentative George l.. Liiley. of connectt-
cut w.s NO, w,arran,ed i'm bringing
rharseS agalhsf eeftas'l Oh ms colieasues
In tine nnuse and accredited members
of tho press is The. conclusion reached
, ,
os 'iis speNi'i 'o't'''it''se' "i'i''i WV
tigated the methods employed by the
r., ,,. =. ,.a, 1.r.s
r'i''t''' i'o''l 'o'''pai's. Va ~" 'e'Se9'
In connection With the Legislation before
con.,,ee.
I'm an exhaustive report submitted 10
the Hous, today chairman Boutall and
nus eo!ieasues feNle" lhe testimony
brought out before the commit. Us. i'm the
,,.;, .,;. ., >,.,
hearings eN'eiuaUS over SeNerai WeekS
.. A'a uscia.a wi.n IN, eii,lre uhah,'ni,s .hal
10 iiie''lpe' w wy. Rouse anu no 'i.e,l
pgr s oi ','e press ,'aNe peei' i'.'luceu ~ py
"'e's f, y, ',i ,V',,e m n"a. uu.'lpa,ay w.
L,,,rtb..n,,,,,. ,ha nn,,,,,,i,taa f,nd, tr,t
N,r !, iila,. all,,,.,, l,i,,salf tn ,,a ,,.a,1
w rs nt
as e'i '''e'l uii'.'ie VI ti'.' i'ah" i'ot't corn
ss m ~ asS,o,g ,ha uns lmlesn.'y s Ia ama
tisating committee and I'm attacking a
competing submarine company.
Mr l.iliev is charged also with main
tajnin,. AN att,tn3,. of ,,aa f,ith shoth
~, h,.i,7,i,,v ,I,a ..,,.re.s ,,l In, ,.,,,,na.,,
.s,' = - H5.'. ~,
i,'e ~, i'o',' .''e ."'iii,''e.Se WY ite"Nlts VI
lhe real paf'les IN the interests be-
hlud the lnNestisallon
Started in Eebruary
,Tha i,,..s,,.,,,,i,,,, ~, -
lntion introduced BY Mr. lilley in tho
lipt's" February 70 last asking that d
colamittee be appointed To investigate
the conduct of the Electric Boat com
pany, of New lersry, and it's predeces-
sor th, Holland con,pary. rcspecting
me,in,ls e,nnlovncl TX tlie -,u,nranies
named in cnnnectiou with, MAST and
N pnoi'os','t nsis''lloi p'iolf sulsteSs.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on rules and on March the
ComnGittee reported BACK recommends
| ing that the speaker name /, commit
| tee OF tv. tn Investigates the charges,
\ which was done. Th. hearing began
1 March 9 and closed April so. Testt-
,,nny. ~ t,,l,,, I'm W.,sli,,.fon New
,a'"s W., -, ~. .,,., w " ''i'''4 q e''' ~, "
ofN ANA New orleans
The Conclusions.
| l. That House resolution @55 Introduced
Inv MIR I,illey was an simpoteut resolution
and no evidence could have1 been COM
neied tlleraiI,ider and this. required the
ADOPTION of House resolution No. 2SSs on
rules under which the inquiry has pro-
cerded.
. '.ha; MIR Iilley's resolution was not
| Introduced In good faith
& That Mr.. iilley had no information
TO Justify his charges made before tho
committee OH rules
4 Jhat MI I.iliey acted In bad faith in
| making his ct.,rges before TIN. COMMITTEES
4 Oh rules.
O. rh,l, Mr. I.lley acted In bad faith IN
stating before this committee that he
made no charge reticctimy upon member,
OF the Iious. before the committee on
rules
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
DROWNING OF
SEVEN YOUNG PEOPLE

Glaredon. Ark. May 20 Seven
prominent young society people We're
drowned last night when The tank OF
their gasoline launch exploded wreck
Ing the boat The other members of
the party Mere rescued with difficulty
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
HURON CONTRACTS FOR
CITY DEVELOPMENT

Huron. S. -, May 20 n contract has
bee: entered into by the Commercial
club With the Municipal Service league
OF 'hicago. whereby the latter purposes
to give Huron some valuable ns,ruc-
ton il! the matter OF city development
and il is believed that the Investment
,yltl BE-. a profit n tl.. one
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
SOUTH CAROLINA FOR BRYAN.

Columbia. S. c, May 2O--By an all
most unanimous, vote the state demo-
cratic convention today decided to in
struct it's delegates TO the national
convention for Bryan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21

Washington, My -se@ator Ray
ner. OF Maryland, in the senate today
called up his resolution requesting the
president to appoint IA court of inquiry
TO investigate the charges against COL
onei William f. Stewart OF the coast
artillery. now stationed at Fort Grand
AriZ Rayner said he took the action
as ne was satisfied there would be no
report from the committee o, military
affairs on mis- resolution during this
session OF congress.
The senator referred to President
Roosevelt In very sarcastic terms.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
PROMINENT ATTORNEY IS
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Ironton, Ohio, May 2e.-Coonel Evan
T. Williams. one OF the most promi-
nent attorneys III southern Ohio. was
killed today and Joseph Cloran was
probably fatally injured when their
buggy was struck by a street car
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 20 Money easy at
1aM1A per cent prime mercantile. pa
per, 3iaM4 per cent: sterling eX
change steady, al s4.S7.30 on demand
and $4.S5.35 for 60 days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
CRUISE BIG Benefit
TO AMERICAN VESSELS
Secretary Metcalf Declares the
10000 Enlisted Men Are
Fine Fellows.
BURKE SLATED FOR
REPUBLICAN, "WHlP."

Mashinsion. May ~. Representa-
tive Burke Of fennsylNana. is
slated To become CHIEF republican
whip III the place OF Reprcsc,i
ta,ive Watson. who has resigned
from the committee on ways and
nl-aus. MIR. Matsou Is IL candidate
for governor OF Indiana. and CON
seauently is not !, candidate for
recollection 10 congress. Mr. Burke
is now deputy whip.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Western League.

At Omaha r. II =.
omaha s....-.. ooo.p@o y
Sionx ,itT 3V2 p.90pa q
lsasteric- sanders ara iDbgs,itd. l.',ir..h-
lier ana ileure
,rw"l5asa hit- pr weefe q, ltMrey
.A,icteas. li"tmg. M.ien rlre,-bas,. hit,
GRANVILLE P.tss~i ha!l i1en,y Base on
italls on S'i.der+ !. of: lFl.rehner. L.
struck ont ~ Sanders 9; bS ilirchner.
Lett on bases rnaha. o. Sioux ,'iiy,
.. stolen iese- l~n,N Wech. Sionx
S.Gri'lee .ti traiiek S-, Am''ress
Ven 'S,io'!N : Ivy ~ S"Nnfeid lfine OF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
'HuRRAH FOR BRYAN !!
MICHIGAN ''DEh0S'
Chairman Cummings Points to
Panic as Result of
Republican Mistakes.

Lansing. Mich. May 20. 'l'ha, Mm.
Jennings Bryan would be iadorsea by
the democratic state convention today:
that the Michigan delegation 70 Denver
would be Instructed to vote tor the Ne
braskan for the presidential ncmint
ton. was practically llA unanimous
opinion among the delegates before the
representatives of Michigan democ-
racy Mere called To ordsr this morn
ing.
AT the outset Of the convention was
AN eloquent speech by n NJ. CUM
mings temporary chairman. Among
other things. he said:
To see so many principles for which the
democratic party first stood winning 50
much republican support tha, they could
be enacted into law is TO se., the most sub
stantisl kind of success.
Bryan in the sarb Of citizen has been
as potent for the coun'ry's good as RooseT
yelt In the robes OF state. The democratic
party In defeat has been as powerful as
the republican party In victory
OF course. we all regret the fact that
panics and trade depressionss wili conc.
we glad. il trouble had TO come. II
came after IL years of complete and un-
Interrupted republican control of all
branches of govcrnm.nt.
The panic of 1893 became acute lust
after the beginning of a Democratic adj
minstration. People held that administra.
tion responsible for it, BY any sort of
fair play what ought they do nov. when
panic aud depression come after IL years
of complete republican rule.
From on until November, all tho
dishonest wealth of the country. all the
seekers after special privileges. All those
who would lay excessive unjust tribute OF,
necessities of people. viii be found ar
rayed against us Their name is legion,
their strength great
Against them We mus, oppose the cour-
age and brain and manhood oi our sicat
party And under the Leadership, and IN
have influence for good the thought and
convictions of more men tiiai did eyer
any other man III like psr'od IN all
time, save only the Man OF cis,iiiee. we
shall al last have Il worthy tight and !
believe we shall win signal SiisaorJ
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Chicago, May 20.-New York ex-
change 35 cents premium.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-21

$4,000 for Settlement
Senator I'latt testified that he paid
$4,000 tn his son Frank To bring about
:, settlement Of tne suit brought against
him by Miss Wood. through the law
fr,r OF newe & AIlnTme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-09

compensation for services
amounts
him
Section ~ all suits Asains, delinquent
sheriff shsl party
the failure properly pay
wi default assessor treasurer
shall
The expiration
papers
pertaining
thereof commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-09
NII0II IITtIIIl
]. VANDAVEER,
DURHAM,
]. A. TILLOTSON,
j. r. M'CALLA.

Guthrie, Okla, March 3, 1908.
Mr.. Speaker:
We, your committee on Reform
of Impeachment and Removal from
Office to whom was referred
House Bill No. I6I, by A. II. Ellis,
entitled
IAN Act to prohibit the appoint
ment Of relatives TO public office by
public officials beg leave to re-
port that we have had the same un-
der consideration and herewith re-
turn the same with the recommen-
datlon that it do not pass for the
reason that subject matter Of same
is covered by House Bill No. 90,
this day reported.
JARRETT, Chairman.
Guthrie, Okla, March 8, 1903.
Mr.. Speaker:
We, your committee on Reform
of lmpeachments and Removal
from office, to whom was referred
House Bin No. 90, by Z. S. Rat
lift, entitled:
An Act to prevent officials from
appointing relatives to office beg
leave to report that we have had
the same sapder consideration, and
herewith return the same with the
recommendation that it do pass as
amended.
Amend BY striking out Section 8
JARRETT. Chairman.
MV. Hudson submitted the fo''
lowing report after which ths
Speaker signed he enrolled copy q
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- .. =
ticket, OF punch-out or other evi-
denee of indebtedness, payable or
redecinable otherwise llian in law
ful money and for other purposes
beg leave 20 report tiiat we have
had the same under consideration
and herewith return the came with
the recommendation that it do pass
as amended.
VANDEVENTER, Chairman.
Report of Special Committee.
Guthrie, Okla, March 8, 1908.
Mr.. Speaker:
Your Special Committee, to
whom was referred "Committee
Substitute for House Bills Nos. IL.
"a and 365, beg leave to report tDiat
they have had tho same under con
sideration and that the Committee"
Substitute for said bills do pass
with amendments as follows.
Substitute for Section the fol-
lowing:
The Public Schools of the State
of Oklahoma shall be organized and
maintained upon a complete plan of
separation Of the white and Col
ored" pupils with equal facilities lor
both races.
Substitute for Section ? the fol-
lowing:
The term "Colored' pupils as
used in the first section shall be
construed to mean all pupils Of Af-
rican descent who possess any
quantum of negro blood and the
term white" pupil shall include all
other pupils. The term Public
School" within the meaning Of this
Act, shall include all schools PRO-
vided for or maintained in whole oi
in part at publ, cpense.
Substitute ior Section 3 the fol
lowing:
That whs1ver there shall be es-
tablished and n;antaned separate
schools, separate boards OF the
school officers shall be- elected anc
chosen for the management Oi
such schools as provided by law fol
the election of school officers. Ii
districts having separate schoo
boards. the electors of each separate
race shall meet as now provided BY
law and declare the levy for suct
districts. Said levy shall be certi-
fled by the clerks OF the separat,
boards to the county superintendent
of public instruction, who shall pro
ceed within five days to make tn,
levy for said districts and to prC
rate the amounts thereof between
the separate schools Of said district
and shall certify his action to th'
County Clerk.
Amend Section 4, line 6, pag,
?, Dy striking out the words Pub
lie Schools" " and in lines II and /.
by striking out all after the wore
Dollars in line II, where TIN
word dollars last appears in sai'
| line.
| Amend Section s, page 3, line ?
after the word dollars" and befor
the word and BY striking out "au,
costs Of prosecution" Lines 3 an'
4 strike out after due notice to dis
continue in writing shall have bee
given" Also strike out "a differ
ent in line 4.
Amend Section 6, line 6, by strik
ing out the word said" in said line
also by striking out line II.
Amend Section 7. line IA by sub
stituting for the word negroes th
words "Colored" persons, line If
strike cut the words negro or
after the word and" and before tn
word "colored.'
Substitute for Section 9 the FOL
lowing;
An emergency is hereby declare
by reason whereof it is nccessar
for the immediate preservation c
the public peace and safety that thi
Act take effect from and after il
passage and approval.
Respectfully submitted,
]. ROY WILLIAMS,
Chairman
/ WANDANFER