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The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
POTOMAC REGATTA TODAY
Clubmen Arrange Interesting Pro
gTamme for First Attempt.
VIII Continue Same Every Other
Saturday 20 Promote Interest IN
SPOrt-Danee to Follow,

The first % a series of club regattas 70
be held by the Potomac Boat Club viii
be pulled OF to-day on The Potomac. and
from all indications the affair wiz be one
of the most interesting OF The kind ever
held in this city
4 large list CT entries have been turned
In for the various events. and some hot
competition should result when tie feI-
low-clubmen measure strokes this even
ing According 70 a weu-knOVn mem
Der OF the club. the affairs are held prin-
ciDaily 70 increase the interest IN the
sport. which Is without a doubt one OF
the most interesting and beneficial o. the
many.
Al the conclusion o. the programme.
which includes Eve events. the contestants
and their friends VIII retire 70 the club
house. where dancing VIII be Lhe card
uutu a late hour
The officials OF the regatta are: John
Hadly Doyle. referee. Capt Richardson.
starter: Charles c. Warder and ". G.
Mckinney. judges z. Richard GascA ard
c. r Zappene. timers, and Terrence
German. the stroke OF the former cham
pion OF the world crew Of 1876. judge al
finish
Following are the entries in the various
events.
ESzht-oarrd shells: "G-sys''-ThTaII. = German. ?;
Freeman 8. Fcs,e-. +. BzIloEgh. 8 BgtleT. s.
Spans, .; Aiiler, stroke Rs23olph. eozsEaln-
Wli-es '-Ri-ney, L Arerb2ca. ,; Bel. 3 DAILY,
3 Hart. s. Psarce, 6; Evans, i; Els, stroke So
cum. coxsVain.
Reds' -C1-cc-lr. !; Hg-1a1, ?: kelhoe. ;, Smith.
= I'd Mueller, 5; Haas 6; Coulry. :; Mc-se.
stroke: 1IcEinne c0xsEain-
single s1es-C-arclce Davis. Carl Mueller. Ge0-gs
Hsrrsn. joseph T Da,y. and Thonss Ga-yasn-
Canoe f1urS-Hl-TC -TCyC1tter. MARTIN. Freeman. ard
HerEla; JCnes. Ho,s1ead- Foster. and B1bcock Bel1.
Bel. BDllcuEh. and Underwood. Howell Sn1ith.
MiIsr. and Thraus S1znsy. Bis. Ellis. and Under
Wcod.
Doible cznoes-sr-ausy and War1e-. Thoras and
L-c1s. Lyons and smith, McKnney ard Ellis Ran
l0lph and Pearoc. sloolm a16 Harr
single Cznoes-Rooerr Theiz1 Edwin Luczs. Pink
Underwood, Wayne HErt- Ralph HoZsl, Walzcs
Shler. Walker Th-ll, Frank Smith. Merklng, ard
Gusne-t.
There win also be an upset race and a
swimming match
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
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On Sunday afternoon two teams picked
from the Marquette League viii play at
Marshall Hall for . cup offered by tse
Washington Sangerbund. The German or
ganization offered the trophy some time
ago and the officials Of the league i'm
mediately voted in favor Of the move.
The cup VIII be used as the league
trophy.
Great Improvement is noted in the
playing Of the Pension Office team. The
Pensioners got of 70 a bad start. but
are gradually forging their way 70 the
fore.
Handsome" AIRY Dodd continues 10
swat the ball at q rapid clip for the
Bethany team, leaders Of the Church
League
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YOUNG CORBETT OUTPOINTED.
sammy Smith, OF Philadelphia, Wins
Decision Over Former Champion.

sammy Smith, OF Philadelphia, Wins
Decision Over Former Champion.
New York. June 4-Sammy Smith. Of
Philadelphia. practically unknown. out
pointed Young COrbett IN a ten-rOund
bout al the FairmOnt A g tonight
Smith won because he was younger
stronger. more clever. and in far better
physical trim Corbett did a lot CT Wild
rushing and swinging. but Smiths de-
fensive tactics nullified a greater part OF
this attack. while his well directed blows
cut COrbett's mouth. nose. and right eye
for a cOpiOus supply OF blood. COrbett
was game and full Of fight to the end. bat
in Smith he met more than his match, as
far as the fight went
COVbetts friends were visibly disap-
pointed with bis showing. II Smith had
been a harder puncher. he might have
put the former feather-weight champion
away. II was a severe setback for Cor
bett in his attempt TO get into the front
rank Of the lightweight division. bur he
was beaten fairly and squarely and had
no excuses.
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AFTER LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE.
Young COrBett TO Go TO California to
Arrange Match with NeInon.

New York. June 4--Young Corbett will
probably leave for California in a few
days. He says that when he arrives Oh
the Coast he VIII issue a challenge TO Mel
son 10 fight for the light-weisht title
COrbetts match with Leach Cross for
next week at the FairmOnt A c. has been
called on by the latter. who says he has
an injured arm. but Corbett declares that
Cross is afraid 20 meet him. Cross by
the way, is matched 70 fight Dick Hv-
land forty-hve rounds at Colnla the lat
ter part Of this month. and thinks he has
a einch, inasmvch as he put It all over
Hyland IN a six-round bout here last fau
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wedding at Kerser.

Keyser, W. Va. June 4.-Dorman Riley
Snuli' travelling salesman for the Vance
Snoe company Of Wheeling. and Miss
florence Mabel Curtis, both OF this
pace, were married at noon to-day IN
the Queen City Hotel al Cumberland
Rev. William Cleveland Hick. rector of
emmanuel Episcopal Church. perform
ing the ceremony.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital CITY League-Brookland rs Marines.
Departmental Beaglc-NO game scheduled
sunday School LeaCue-Hamline vs.. Bethany.
Marquette Leagne-TangleWO0d IS. Pension Of
Zee; postponed game VIII be played
Independence League-Adrent ". Ninth.
Suburban LesgUe-Woodburn Va PetWorth
r. r. Y. ". c. a. League-B. & o. Ts. Shopnen.
Bankers LeagDe-RigZS Ts. Amcrican American
Security u. Merchants and Mechanic
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WELSH OFF FOR OLD COUNTRY.
But Promises TO Return in Effort to
Get Match with Nelson.

New York, June 4-Freddie Welsh. the
English lightweight VIII sail for home on
the Lusitania tomorrow. he says he
viii come back in a couple Of months
and VIII renew his efforts TO secure q
matcA with Nelson. Welsh has cleaned
CD nearly $4,000 in this country, and will
get a big reception when he arrives in
Wales he may fight Young Josephs in
London.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
TIGERS BLANK THE RED SOX.
Hits Are Evenly Divided, but De-
troits' Come at OppOrtune Time.

Boston, June 4.-The Tigers shut out
the Red Sox to-day in a game that was
highly exciting. Schaefer strained hima
self in the first inning and retired Wag-
ner was injured by Schmidt trying to
score. and Lord was spiked. but continued
10 play. Detroit got fhe first run In the
sfourth inning. when Cobb drew a pass.
went 70 second on Aorgan's Wild pitch.
and scored on a similar offense. Schmidt
hit to center IN the ninth for a home
run. sending two men IL ahead OF him.
Mcintyre singled and scored on a long
twO-base hit by Bush. II was Mullins
tenth straight victory Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashvne-First game. Nashville 3: New Or
leans. Second game; Nashville. 3: New Orleans. O.
At Atanta-FsrSt game; Atlanta. 4; Memphis. s
Second game: Atlanta s: Memphis.
At Bimingham-F1Ist game. Birmingham. s. No
bile, Second game: Mobile, 70; Birmingham /
At Montgomery-Litue Rock. !: Montgomery. O.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At SaTnnnah-Columbus. 8: Savannah. 2
AT Augustn-Cha-leSton ?; Augusta. O.
At Columbia-ChattanOoga. 2: Columbia. O
At MacoD-Maoon. 4; jacksonville, 2
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CAROLINA LEAGuE-

At Anderson-First game: Greensboro. 5. Andersnn
Second game: Greensboro. :: Anderson. 5 ter
Innings.
At ChariOtte-Sre SrertanbuTg. 4; Charlotte. :.
At GIeenvnlo-Greenville 2: winstou-Salern. O.
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Left on hases-Bostou. 6; Detroit. G. BASES On
bails-Of Mcrun. l. Stnucx out-By Morgan. 1:
By BuTchel, Z, by Mullin. = Home Hn-Schmidt
Two-bGse hits-Wagner, Crawford. Niles. Bush.
sacrifcs hits-Donahue OLea-y. Stolen bases-
Lord H0oDcr. StahI 70 Morin-iry. Double plnys-
Niles 10 Stahl TO Donahue Mulin = KIiIfer ~
Morarfy. Hit By pitchr-By M0rAn / Wnd
piiches-Norgan -. Multn, Unpires-Messrs.
O'LouEh.in and Kern. Time q game-2 hours and
u minutes. Attondance-l01A
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ELECT LEADERS FOR 1910.
GGIIaudet College Athletic AssOeIa-
tiOn Holds Important Meetin<.


The Gallaudet College Athletic Associa-
ton held a meeting yesterday afternoon
at Kendall Green. and ratified the base
ball teams selection Of John T. Hover.
II. OF Kansas. the steady third sacker
and one OF the brainest and best all
round athletes IN the college. as captain
OF the 1910 baseball squad
Elmer D. Talbert. II. Of Missouri. the
present assistant baseball manager. was
chosen 1910 manager. TO succeed Morton
H Henry. Of New Jersey. who graduates
this month.
OF the other athletic deoartments. the
following were elected: Track manager,
H 5. Morris. Il, Of Georgia. basketball
manager. J. II. Mueller, II, OF Ohio;
basketball captain. Y. s Brick. 70. Of
New York; manager wrestling team.
Harry Gardner. u. OF Oregon. and cap
tain wrestling team, Ransom II. Arch, OF
Iowa
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Game sIust De Rcp1nved.

Cincinnati June 4-The board OF d.
rectors allows the protest Of the Cincin-
natl club upon the game played at Pitts
burg April 3 Il was decided that the
game should be replayed September %.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
PULLIAM RECEIVERS.
National League President Leaves
Oshkosh for East.

oNhhuNh ArE EAAA-
Oshkosh, Wis. June Harry Pulliam.
president OF the National Baseball League.
who came 10 Oshkosh about three weeks
ago. after gesng South 20 recuperate his
health. following a nervous breakdown.
left yesterday for Chicago. It was learned
to1day through inquiry at the residence
Of his brother. John P Pulliam. president
or the oshkosh Baseball Association. and
gene.al superintendent OF electric rail-
way interests in Oshkosh and Fond du
Lac.
John ?. Pulliam saws his brother has
quite fully recovered from his illness.
FIOm Chicago he IS expected 20 go 10
New York
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Bufslo-Bufalo. 1; Montreal. O.
At Rochester-RochesteT. o: Toronto. )
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington vs.. CIevelau drain.
Detroit, 81 Boston, o.
New York Va. ST. LOuis-Rafn.
Chicago W.. PhiIHdelphiu-Ra1
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CoNNECTTCUT LEAGrE.

AT SpriDgfeld-spdngfsld. 4: Hartford. s
AT NortEanDson-Ao-tham 8. NeE Haven 4
At New Britsin-Holyoke 3; New Britain, 3
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At New Bedford-New Bedford 8; Lavreaee. 1
A. BrocktoR-HaEerhsl. 4, Brpckton. 2
At Lo9eIl-Lynn, Q; Lowell, O.
At Fan RiTer-Fan River. g; Worcester. .
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ diarapolis-Indianapolis 4: Kansas City. l.
At Colmnbus-Coiumbtas. 4. St Paul. 2
At L0uisEillO-Minnoapolis. G: Louisville 4
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Molnes-Des Moines. 3; Omaha, u.
At Lincolu-LincolE. s; Sioux City. S
At Tcpeza-Topeka, 9: Denyer. Z.
At Wichita-W Wichita. 8. Pueblo, !.
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Hodgson and Downey, second basemen
for LangdOn and Hamline, respectively.
have made one hit each IN five games
played. the former being al bat eighteen
times and the latter fourteen
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TONERS DROP & CLOSE ONE.
Defeated by Strong LIevveIIyn A. c.
Score 4 10 3.

The Llewellyn A. c. defeated the strong
Toner A Q IN an interesting game by
the score Of 10 3. Thomas Noone was
on the firing line for the victors. and he
twirled a good game. allowing his oppo-
nents but four safeties, while on the los
ing side Charles Mann was on the slab
Tor the Toner A. c.. and was touched
for nine safeties. The score by innings
is as follows:
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CINDER FATHERS ELECT HEAD.
Crimson Athletes Choose c. c. Little
as Captain of Track Team.

Cambridge. Mass. June l. Clarence
Cook Little, OF Boston. was to-day elected
captain u the Harvard track team for
next year, to succeed W. NJ. Rand. 'o9.
Little prepared for college at Noble and
GreenOugh's school al Boston. where he
was on the school track team for three
years.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

Capt Valaer, catcher for St Paul. has
had trouble with his throwing 20 the
bases He always plays a hard game,
and is batting ar a good clip. He should
hu one Of the positions in the outer gar
den until his arm gets IN form.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At oIiddletown, Conn--Columbia, s; Wesleyan, !.
AT Worcester-Hoiy Cross, 2: Amherst Aggies, o
At BrunsWick, Me-2oudoin, 8; Rates, &
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GAMES CALLED OFF
Continued Rain Puts Sand
lot Fans in Misery.
HOPE FOR NEW START TODAY

Every One squeezes for ReapPear-
ance Of Old sol, Who Has Failed 10
Two Days-DOpe and News of the
Various Amateur Organizations.
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three doubles. and Walters. TWO triples
and a double. 10 say nothing OF a num-
ber OF singles for each.
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Anderson, first baseman of the LangdOn
team. is the slowest player IN the Sunday
School League.
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STANDING or The TEAMS.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
DanviHe Blanks Roanoke, Who
Made Only One Hit.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va, June 4-DanvilIe shut out
Roanoke to-day. the visitors defeat be-
ing due 70 the superb work in the box OF
L0os. who let them down with one hlt.
This hit would not have been piade but
for the rough condition OF the grounds.
Reynolds. for the visitors. allowed five
hits in the first inning. which. coupled
with two errors. was responsible for six
runs. Score:
R.H z.
Darviue. ue.............. s 1900 eIOO1-s 10 o
Roan0ke.,............ o 0 o . o 0 0 % S
Batteries-Loos and wes;lake; Reynolds. Ryan.
and Presley UmpTe-Alr- Pende-.
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TITLE IS At STAKE
Business and Tech Cross Bats
in Deciding Game.
UNION PARK THE SCENE

Game TO Be Played on Northeast
Grounds at 10 A. M.-Win for the
StenOgrapherS Would Decide the
Championship in Their FavOr-Win
for BIacksmiths Means Tie.
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Inc Llewellyn A c. desires games with
al teams averaging thirteen or fourteen
years. Direct challenges 10 Ernest
Rauth, 5l2 Twenty-third street northwest.
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All Of the weaker teams are showing
much Improvement, with the exception
Of LangdOn. The Suburbanites have been
defeated by every team in the league
Manager Love states, however, that he
viii have several new players eligible
next week. and a better article OF bali
is expected.
The ten leading stickers in the Sunday
School League who have played IN three
or more games are as follows.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
All games called On-Ratn.
GAMES TO-DAY

Brooklyn al Cincinnati
Boston at PittsburE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Yo-k-HaHtsog7z. :: York
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

Rain dealt another knockout to the
amateur baseball organizations IN Wash
ington yesterday, and none Of the leagues
could play, and from the condition OF
some Of the playing fields it viii take
q warm sun TO enable the baseballists
10 play to-day. No wonder there are so
many suicides these days. the baseball
fans cannot stand this much longer.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05

In MaTceron. steeher. and Walters,
Ninth has the strongest outheld in the
league. They are batters as well as
ielders. Each have home run to their
credit while Marceron has five triples
and double; Stecher, three triples and
The Washington herald., 1909-06-05
EDMONSTON'S

Home OF the Original foot FORM"
Boots and OxfOrds for Men. Women,
and Children.
OPEN UNTIL p. VI. SATURDAY.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
Mrs. A. E. ShankIe
NEWS OF ALBANY.

Albany, July 2O-There is some sickness scattered throughout this section.
 A fine rain fell last Friday morn ing which was highly appreciated by all.
 Mir. and Mrs R M Berry of Hope spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. and Mrs, G MFranks
 The membership of New Liber- ty and Fair View Churches will hold their prOtracted meetings together at Vanns Chapel com mencing the second Saturday in August.
 Bro Hestrope filled Bro Greer's appointment at Harmony Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs Sid Cole of Pres colt spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. $ $ Wren
 After an illness of five days with congestion, Lincoln Aslln, aged 13 died last Thursday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Brad Jones. His remains were inferred in Mt. Pesgah cemetery the fol- lowing day. Rev, M D Armstrong conducted the funeral services.
 The young people of Sutton en- joyed an ice cream supper at the home of Dr. and Mrs, A, AReedelr on last Friday nightt
 Mrs. Buck Whit ten and Mrs Jas Jordan. both of Parker county, Texas. are visiting rela tives, here
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jail until his tria., under a charge Of murder in the first degree. The trial is set for Oct. 13

Little Rock, July 21 - Commissioner Of Agriculture Guy B. Tucker twill within a few days send out his requests to the sher- ifs of the state for information upon the crop i'll all sections. The replies should be received so that a report can be issued in thefirst week of August. Commissioner Tucker states the report will probably show a much improved condition of corn and cotton than the last report as the recent rains have been of great benefit to the crops. The information was gained from many of the shprffs who were here during the sheriffs convention and as they furnish the data for the report it should necessarily lbe the same.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
A MILLIONAlRE'S BABY

attended by the highest priced baby specialist could not be cur ed of stomach or bowel trouble any quicker or surer than your baby if you give it McGee's Baby Elixir. Cures diarrhoea, dysen- tary and all Arrangements of the stomach and bowels. Price 25 cents and 50 cents Sold by Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
VETERANS HOLD REUNION.

Star City July 21-Lincoln coum ty veterans meet here today for their annual reunion. Attorney General Hal L. Norwood was the prime, pal speaker. He will go from Fcre to the state farm to par ticipate in a meeting of the Pen itentiary Board of which he is a hnember
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
INTERESTING NEWS
 OF LITTLE ROCK
Matters of Importance Transpirine at the State Capital as Told by Special
 Correspondent.

Little Rock, July Fl = aior Eugene } Jett has re- turned from an inspection trip of Inc camp grounds which are be- ing used by the Arkansas State Guard in target practice and savs Fort Smith has the finest of them all. Major Jett says were he in authority, all members of +he Guard south of the Arkane sas river and all others in the Western part of the state would he sent to this range, which IS lighted by gas, where the food is cooked with gas, where the SOL diers have shower baths and a good water system, and where an the comforts of home are pre- sent. Major Jett is also loud m
 his praises of the Fayetteville company which be says is of bet ter appearance than a company
 of regulars at all times, and is as well drilled. Major Jett saya the soldiers are making high scores at all the ranges and the team sent to Camp Perry this year will be a very strong one.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDER will remove Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic trouble. $1.OO bottle contains 60 days treatment and seldom one bottle fails to cure. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT

Circuit court is grinding away on civil cases. Yesterday after- noon several fire cases against the Pt & N w railroad for dam ages to crops were tried, result ing in small verdicts for the pain tiffS.
 Today is being taken up with a personal damage suit against the Ozan Lumber Go.
 The criminal docket will be taken up tomorrow.
 The grand jury made it's first report today turning in f bills.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21

Pinesalve. carbolized, is good for burns It penetrates the pores draws out inflammation, and is healing. It is also good for cuts, sores and bruises. Sold by Nevada County Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21
0,O08.51 PAID IN
 COUNTY TREASURY
Nevada County Is on Firm Cash Basis
 for First Time in History.

Sheriff Hood on yesterday paid into the treasury of the county S3S. .37479 in currency as follows:
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21

Little Rock, July 21 - Governor Donaghey has written all over the state to prominent county officials asking them to recommend to him three men in each court district of the coun- ty to, act as the Board ofEqual- iZationz for that district. The replies were prompt and Secre- tary Bullion is now making out a tabulated list, from which to make the appointments between the present date and July 25. Gov ernor Donaghey says he wrote to the county officials as he thought they would suggest to him the very best men for the positions and the tax matter is so import ant this year it must be attended to bVthe very best of men.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21

Little Rock, July 21 70 Judge R. J Lea late yesterday af- ternoon refused to grant the hab eas corpus petitioned for by Geo. Carr in an effort to be released from jail on bond. Carr in June shot and killed Ado.ph Topf, a young contractor of Argenta Carr was policeman of Argenta and uuarreled with Topf over a dog. Topf took a club from Carr but later gave it back to him. In the dispute which followed Topf was fatally shot. Judge Lea re- fused the order which would have permitted the prisoner to give bail because he said the testi- mony showed the club had been returned to Carr before the shooting took place and self de- fense could not be claimed. A
 peculiar circumstance about the caase is the attorneys interested. Former Prosecuting Attorney
 Lewis Rhoton is associated with Prosecuting Attorney Roy D. Campbell in the prosecution. Wal ter II. Pemberton is interested with Judge r. T Vaughan for the defense. Walter pemberton and Lewis clashed the week before in
 the Dill criminal assault case. with Rhoton on the defense and Pemberton assisting the prosecu- tion. Carr will have to remain in
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21

Little Rock, July 21-The an- nouncement made by C. c kavan- augh, former sheriff and prom ant politician of Pulaski county yesterday that he would oe a candidate for governor in opposi- tion to Governor Donaghey is thought to be an indication sev- eral more candidEte will be in the field before the time for the closing of the entries, C c kavan- augh will 0be enc of the youngest men ever run ng for governor of Arkansas. candidate has not yet publish, his intentions of making the ace, but yesterday stated positively that he would soon do so.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-21

S3S,374.79 in currency as follows: Road fund ...... ..... .. S.553.SS School fund '.. .-.... ..... 1S.056.59 General fund ........ ...... 9.OOS.51 Court House fund ....... 1.51S.73
 The amounts do not includa county warrents. school war rants or road warrants and the S9,OOS.51 in the general fund shows to what extent the county is on a cash basis