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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
Pimiicn ResuIts.

First race six Observation-Disclosures 6
to T. won: Jolly, to 8. second; Apollo
gyze. 10 to 1. third Time-1:13 9-5.
Second race. mile and seventy yards
Wilton Lackaye. Is to I, won; Ontario, .
10 .. second; Elfall, II to 3, third. Time
1:45 2-5.
Third race. five furlOngs-Creuse, p to
J. won: Inspired. Z to 1, second; Charley
Ball. 30 to /. third. Time-1.Ol %.
Fourth race steeplechases about two
and a half miles-WaterWay Is to 3,
won: Valhalla. 6 to I, second; Essex, I to
!, third. Time-5;32 A.
Fifth race, six furlongs-FauntlerOy,
10 ;. won: G. NJ Miller. to l. second;
Kingship 10 Q third. Time-1;13
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Blue
Book. TO /. won; High Private, ! to 2
second: Martin Doyle, 4 to /, third. Time
Il 80 1-5.
Seventh race, five furlongs-Belle Mawr
6 to J. won: Lorimer, 10 TO 1, second; Blue
Crest ? TO Q third TineI.0i.
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UNIVERSITY SECOND
ELEVEN HAS SCHEDULE

The University of Utah second team is
making preparations, under the direction
of Coach Joe Hennessy, for an active
schedule Manager Thomas sheldon
wired the College of Idaho at Boise Tues
day afternoon asking for a game with
that team for Nov. 6. A game viii also
be scheduled with the second team of the
Agricultural college. In order to develop
the material at the branch normal, Coach
Maddox intends TO secure game with
the branch normal school for the second
team, to be played in Salt Lake after
Thanksgiving day. If this game is Sc
cured it will mean that the second team
will have the largest schedule in the his
tory of the team.
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HERMANN Is AGAINST
LONGER BALL SEASON

Cincinnati, o., Oct 26.-President Aug
ust Hermann of the Cincinnati National
baseball club is against the lengthening
of the National baseball season.
There are several reasons why the
schene won't work he said rms
change in the arrangement OF dates-that
is. to the 18th of October, instead OF to
the end of the first week-wouid mean
either the elimination OF the Worlu g,
ries or the lengthening of the year until
fhe weather would be too bad for those
events -
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
YOUNG HARTMAN WILL
BE GIVEN YALE OAR

nual fall regatta of Yale viii be held
Saturday and among those who will be
in the first freshman boat is William
Averill Hartman, son OF the late E.
II. Hartman.
Young Hartman went out for the
crew along with 90 other freshmen
when college opened. The keen eye Of
Coach Kennedy fixed upon him as be-
ing one of the best oarsmen in the new
class. Hartman is a stocky lad, five
feet ten inches tall, weighing 1875
mounds
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BASEBALL ALONE ESCAPES.

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 26.-According to
charges made against the Maybray gang
under arrest in Iowa for alleged swim
dies in various parts of the United States
prize fighters, Wrestlers, turfmen, foot
racers ana almost every class of athletes
except baseball players, have been en-
gaged in gigantic deals for several years
Fleeing the victims of various amounts
totalIing above a million.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
MISS MILLER WINS GOLF
TITLE OF COUNTRY CLUB

BY defeating Mrs. r. c. Gemmell yes
tsrday in the finals for the wOmen's golf
title at the Country club, Miss Marge
Miller won for a second time the women 5
championship. The match yesterday was
one of the closest and hardest fought
matches in years, the players being even
up at the end of is holes In the nine
teenth Miss Miller made 3 against Mrs.
Gemmells g. winnig the match l up in
10 holes
At no time during the play did one
contestant have a decided lead over her
opponent, although Miss Miller led in a
majority of the holes, making Mrs. Gem
nell play uphill golf.
The finals in mems play and the second
flight match for the men will be played
Saturday.
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Anueduet Results.

First race, one mile-Blackford. 8 to 3,
won: Court Lady, to l. second; Aunt
Jule. 6 to / third. Time-1:42
Second race, seven furlongs-Harrigan
to 5. won; Kings Daughter, Is to .,
second: Twilight Queen, Z TO !, third.
Time-1:2s.
Third race. six urlongs-StickeT, to
1. won; Pretend. even. second; Dull Care,
% to l. third Time-1:15 2-5.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Firestone. TO !, won Muskette, 1 to 4,
second; Olambala, to !, third. Time
1:4S2-5.
Fifth race, one mile-Arasee. 3 to 3,
won: Queen Marguerite, to l, second;
Imitator, to l. third. Time-1:42 %.
Sixth race. five furlOngs-Cindy, 10 to 1,
won: Flying Footsteps, to 1, second;
Imprudent 6 to I. third. Time-l:03.
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ENGLISH RACE RESULTS.

Newmarket. Oct. 26.-The Limkilm
stakes of % sovereigns with 800 sover-
eiens added for 3-year-0lds and up. one
mile and a quarter, was run here today
and won by Bayardo. H. P Whitney $
Perseus III was second.
Tho plate Of $50 sovereigns for 2 and g
vear-olds distance last six furlOngs of
Abingdon mile. was won by Cog.
The Fordham weller handicap of 200
sovereigns for 3-year-olds and upward,
distance five furlOngs. was won by Wig
lance.
The Criterion stakes of 80 sovereigDs
each for 2-year-olds. distance six fur
longs, was won by Admiral Hawke. Maid
of Corinth was second and August Bel
mont's Merry Task third.
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REFoRMERs BUSY.

FL Paso. Tex, Oct. 26-The information
al reform bureau has taken up the mat
ter of the race track concession in Mex
leo. opposite FL PasO. and is attempting
10 have the state department intercede
with Mexico in the interest Of having the
concession annulled. This same bureau
succeeded in driving the promoters out of
Lower California. showing there, as they
do here, that the race course was estab-
lished lust over the international line 10
draw American money and horses and
yet evade American laws.
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CLYDE HALL BACK.

Clyde Hail the Bingham junction
pitcher. has returned from Seattle, where
ne made one of the hits of the season and
did more than his share in winning the
pennant of the Northwestern league for
the Indians. Hall left salt Lake after the
blow-up of the Intermountain league and
at once made good at Seattle. For Seat
tie he won more than 80 per cent of his
games. Hall win spend the winter in
Salt Lake and expects then TO return to
the northwest
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IEEE AT PICTURE SHOW.

New York, Oct 2s-James J. Jeffries
and his manager. Sam Berger have en-
gagged the same two seats for every aft
ernOon in the week in the theatre where
the moving pictures of the Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel prize fight are being ex-
hibited Berger states that the "unde-
feated champion of the world will study
the pictures minutely for the purpose Of
ring tactics of the negro champion, whom
he has promised TO fight for the title.
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PARIS RACE RESULTS.

Ia Vale and Mason Carnes' Revanche fin
ished second and third respectively in the
prix Islettes, which was run at st. Ouen
today.
In the prix Largonne. Eugene Fischefs
Ulster ran second.
The prix de la Meurthe was won by
Mr. FfscherOf's Coo II
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CARDS AGAINST HER.

Seattle. Wash. oct. 26-Orpha Gerulf,
aged Is. a waitress. respondent over
quarrel with a man ~ho had been at
ferffve to her. told her fortune last night
with a deck Of playing cards to see how
her love alsair would turn out
After the cards had been laid out she
rounded nv death" A few hours later
she shot herself through the heart
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ATHLETICS WIN OUT BY
0LDRING'S HIT IN NINTH

Walla Walla. Wash, Oct. 26.-Oldring' s
hit in the ninth after the All Nationals
had tied the score in the eighth, brought
in the winning run for the Philadelphia
Americans in the game here this after
noon, making the final score to 3. Score:
r. H. Z.
Athletics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Morgan and DOnahue: Curtis. Myers and
Bliss
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EAsr HoRsEs RoueHT.

Springville. Oct. 26-Another addition
was made today to SpTingville's array Of
fast horses. in the purchase Of Lester
Nangunl's standard bred trOtting mares
bv n NJ. Deal of this place. The price
Maid was 81 COO
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UTAH EXPECTS GREAT GAME WITH FORT
BUENA VISTA NOTES

viii likely cause some who had planned
to take a chance in California rather tnan
at Juarez or in Florida to reconsider.
On Monday w. T. Jones was anxious
to have the ban against Pauley removed
in order that he might ride him on Ut
Hollis instead of Corey, who had been
posted to ride the horse. Judging from
the Yankee Tourist race of yesterday
Jones would have been better off had he
let Corey ride DR.. Hollis. Corey, in any
event, did not break it up with ms mount
as Pauley did the day before. and yam
kee Tourist. who came TO life very sud
denly was never in trouble. His showing
was in such marked contrast with some
of his recent previous efforts that the
Judges announced after the race that his
entry would be refused the remainder OF
the season. As the local nesting has
only three days yet to run the ruling
of the judges viii not keep Yankee Tour
list out of many races.
Another ruling against a rider was
seen in the third race when Jockey +.
Smith rode c. 3. CLOVIS Tavors to VIC
tory. 1t seems that at the barrier Smith
broke through several times and incurred
Starter Dryers displeasure. The result
was a fine of S25 and suspension for the
remainder of the meeting. incidentally
the winning OF TavOrs came as sur
prise as the winner of the Utah handl-
cap at the fair grounds was held to have
passed her winning days. She ran game
and fast race and brought smiles to Mr..
Glow and his friends.
The star event for Friday, closing day
of the Buena Vista fall meeting, Will be
a handicap at seven furlongs, in which II
is hoped to bring to the barrier the pest
horses at the track. The entries Will be
posted today. with the weights and ac-
ceptance to be posted Thursday.
The exodus of officials of the Utah
Jockey club will begin Saturday, when
Starter Dick Dwyer and Associate Judge
Frank Skinner will leave for Oakland.
clerk of Scales Stebbins and Associate
Judge Hynan will go to Los Angeles
The presiding judge will leave Tor Los
Angeles later.
The first shipment Of horses for winter
racing grounds will probably be mace
SATURDAY.. Express cars have been en-
gagged for that day by Captain HaeketI'
Ouinlan & Peck and W. L. Stantieid.
This consignment will go to Ell PasO TOT
the meeting across the border at Juarez.
With but few exceptions, however, most
| of the stables will go to Ogden for the
| Murray meeting, several already having
| been sent to the Junction City to De on
! hand for the opening day.
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CRAWFORD SIGNS UP.

Detroit, oct 26.-Outfielder sam Craw-
ford today signed a two years contract
with the Detroit American league base
ball club.
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WlcKs WANTS MATCH.

Kid Dick Wicks of Lafayette, now in
Salt Lake. is after any wrestler in the
west around the 1f0-pcund mark. lie
would like to take on Tom Gleason at
fair handicap.
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outs Cobkl snow"
b by PeterM cCu +
Scatche
STARE Won ing
away
il
finished
skin outgan aenciai in short for Proper
SECOND All Value to first slO
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NEVADA JuRIsT DEAD.

Reno. New. oct 26.-Judge NJ. A. MUIR
phv. formerly of the Nevada supreme
bench, died tonight at Carson City, aged
y years-
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ANOTHER VICTORY.

The Star team by hard playing man
aged to make it seven in row yester
day by winning from the Eagles by the
tune of II to 0. Lineup:
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JEFF HOPES and KEEPS At work.
COAST PROMOTER OFFERS 100000

Aahletic club, is a bidder for the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight and today wired
the following to James J. Jeffries in
New York: -.
pion of the world:
offer you 500, coo to fight Jack
johnson here. Wire acceptance and
we will put certified check in any
bank.
(Signed.)
"COALINGA ATHLETIC CLUB.
n s. Needham, Matchmaker"
New York, Octh 26.-Jeffries had re
tired when word reached New YORK
tonight that COalings had offered
$1,000 to get the Jeffries- Johnson
fight. 1t was not known at the hotel
whether he had received the telegram
Needham is said to have sent.
Jeffries underwent a slight opera
ton late today in which a specialist
removed a growth in each nostril
caused by a blow which he received
in the Fitzsimmons fight. The opera
ton was simple, but it clears the nos
trils so that his breathing is not in
terfered with.
The big fighter refereed a billiard
match tonight between Hal Chase and
Mike DOniin, DOnlin won.
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NERALD-REPUBLlGAN FORM CHART

Tuesday rwentseyeRth day Weather clear Track
P P presiding judge; Richard DWyer s%Iu7I
m FIRST RAcE-Fe Fouryeards and upward
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3 minute a 20 20 AS 10 I:l9
by Canopu s
low Foot,
for Aqune did her best
Haon improving
mile
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5AAC)

AfDOst1 5n7nute at Z
Skies place show. show Francis r.
Wonc everly Third
the Nayfa
Geneveve
Winin
-1pn Sailing Tfree-vearods md
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las show. G. Collins
br by II Trained by F. D. Howard
Scatche he
once
close
bi bavt Won Boy allowed Collins
race weakened last Ann ran miserable
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post a Lie 1;4&
GpIaea show Promeh
h by Shapfel b
None
Gretchen carried
the barrier
Selling Thyear-ods upward Value
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tpOt11
3shoN
Winner m by
] good Wonea
aanher
erom the MAUD NcI
Trochah adeaT
Threeyea
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-year-old and up

See House Book offer on page 2.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
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VIII likely cause some who had planned
to take a chance in California rather than
at Juarez or in Florida to reconsider.
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TODAY Al RuENA VISTA.

Second race. selling, 8-year-Olds and up
u-arT ef, ffrrfouua
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The star event for Friday, closing. day
of the Buena Vista fall meeting, will be
a handicap at seven furlongs, in which It
is hoped to bring to the barrier the pest
horses at the track The entries will be
posted today. with the weights and ac-
centance to be posted Thursday.
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$1.oo A YEAR

ing and Advertising for the period beginning Janu-
airy I, 1909. and ending JUNE. 50, 1909; and that
the Comptroller Of the State of Florida shall after
auditing all bills and finding them correct. draw
his warrant in favor of all persons having claims
arising out of thescontract for State printing for
printing. done prior to April S. 1909. by the con-
tractor for State printing or those operating by
MS authority upon. presentation to him all bills
properly approved by the officer or head of de-
partment who ordered such work
Section 2. That the sum OF two hundred and
seventeen dollars and ninety-eight cents ($aI7osl
be and the same is hereby appropriated to be paid
out of any money in the State Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to cover the deficiency in the
appropriation for printing the Agricultural Bull
letin for the year of Ioo8 and the Comptroller is
instructed after auditing all bills and finding them
correct to draw his warrant in favor of all persons
having claims against this fund, arising out of
the contract for State printing of date prior to
January I, 1909, upon presentation to him OF a
bill approved by the Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Section s. This Act shall take effect immediate
ly upon its approval by the Governor.
Approved April ao. 1909
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-07-16
CHAPTER SS7o-(N0. y.

AN ACT Appropriatng Money to Meet the De.
fciency in Salaries and Expenses of the Rail-
road Commissioners for the Six Months Ending
June 80, 1909
Whereas. the Railroad Commissioners of this
State have found it necessary in the prosecution
of litigation to incur unusual and extraordinary
expenses since the first day of November, 1907,
in auditing the books Of the Florida East Coast
Railway Company, the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company, and the Atlantic & St.
Andrews Bay Railway Company, at a total cost
of $I6,s77o8; and
Whereas BY reason OF said extraordinary expenses
there is deficiency Of funds to pay the expen-
SEES of said Railroad Commission. which
deficit amounts to $6,747.oI; therefore,
Be II Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section I. That the sum OF 6,747 OF be and the
same is hereby appropriated to meet the existing
deficiency in the funds of said Railroad Commits.
sioners and to pay the outstanding and unpaid
bills and the balance due salaries and expenses
of said Railroad Commissioners for six months
ending June 80, 1909.
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect on its passage
and approval by the Governor.
Approved June S, 1909.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-07-16
CHAPTER sszs-lho. a.

AN ACT Making Appropriations for Deficiencies
in the Appropriations Made by the Legislature
of 1907 for Jurors and Witnesses Expenses Col
lection of Revenue. and Expenses Florida State
Troops for the Two Years Ending June 90,
1909.
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida.
Section l. That the following sums be and the
same. are hereby appropriated to meet the def
lature of 1907 for the two years ending June 30.
1909,
Jurors and Witnesses .,.. Sac, 900 90
Expense Collection of Revenue $4,000 90
Expense Florida State Troops lin
GLIDING $o.oos a. on account of
strike at Pcnsacola) ..... $4,000 90
Sec. D That this Act shall take effect immedi-
ately upon its passage and approval by the Gov
ernor
Approved June S, 1909,
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CHAPTER SS7s-(No. 81.

AN ACT APPROPRIATING Money for the Bene
fit and Maintenance of the Florida State Re-
form School.
Be It Enacted BY the Legislature of the State Of
Florida:
Section 1. The sum offive thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purpose OF erecting
and repairing the necessary buildings for the
school, and for improvements in the brick ma
chinery. Said appropriation shall be paid by the
Treasurer of the State upon warrants issued there.
for by the Comptroller, and upon requisition and
direction of the Board of Managers OF the Florida
State Reform School,
Sec. 2. The sum OF ten thousand dollars per
annum. or as much thereof as is actually neces-
sary is hereby appropriated for the purpose of
defraying any necessary expenses which may be
incurred by the Board OF Managers in the main
tenance of said Reform School. Said amount
shall be payable in equal quarterly installments
upon acquisitions Of the Treasurer and Secretary
Of the Board of Managers, upon the Comptroller,
who shall issue his warrant therefor.
Sec. ). All appropriations under this Act are
payable from funds derived from the hire of State
conyicts. if there be such funds. otherwise from
the General Fund.
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect upon its ap-
proval by the Governor. or upon it's becoming
law without such approval
Approved June S, 1909.
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CHAPTER sS77-(N0. 81.

AN ACT to Make an Appropriation for the Sup
port and Maintenance of the Confederate Sol
ders and Sailors Home in Jacksonville, Flor
ida
Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Florida:
Section 1. That the following sums be and are
hereby appropriated out OF any funds in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated. for the
support and maintenance Of the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Home ii. Jacksonville. Flor
ida to-wt.
For the support of each inmate, per
month ...,.............$ 10 90
For maintaining Hospital including
nurses, physicians, medicine and
dsinfectants per month. ..... 1900
For salary for Superintendent, pay
able monthly per month ,. 30. 90
Salary for Matron, Sac. 90 per month 60 90
Burial expenses for each death . 60 90
Contingent fund per annum, payable
in advance to include fire insur-
ance, repairs, furniture, bedding
and all extras needed ....... 500 90
For enlargement OF Hospital, repairs.
baths, etc ..i...........,,.. So, 600 90
This last item to be contingent of actual ex-
pendtures or so much thereof as may be needed.
Approved June S. 1909.
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CHAPTER ssze-lho. lol.

AN ACT to Provide for the Payment of the Pres
ent Indebtedness of the Florida State Reform
School
Be Il Enacted by the legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section I. That the sum of seven thousand
nine hundred and twenty-one and os-roo dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of paving
the present indebtedness of the Florida State Re.
form School. Said appropriation shall be paid by
the Treasurer of the State upon warrants issued
therefor by the Comptroller, and upon requistion
and direction of the Board of Managers of the
said Florida State Reform School
Sec. 2. Said appropriation is hereby made pay-
able from funds derived from the hire of State
convicts, II there be such funds. otherwise from
the General Fund.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect from and after
its passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved June S, 1900.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-07-16
CHAPTER S872-(h0.0.

AN ACT Making Partial Appropriation for Legis.
lative Expenses Session Of 1909.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section l. That the sum Of ten thousand dol.
lars be and the same is hereby appropriated in
part payment OF the expenses Of the Legislature of
1909
Sec. 2 That this Act shall take effect upon its
passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved April AZ, 1900
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CHAPTER sS7s--(N0. ~

the Appropriation for Maintenance Of INDECENT
Insane for the Six Months Ending June 80.
1909.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the State Of
Florida: $500 -......~----3
Section I. That the sum Of thirty thousand
dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated to
Maintenance Of INDECENT Insane for the six months
ending June 80, 1909.
Sec. 2. That this Act shall take effect immedi-
atey upon its passage and approval by the Gov
ernor.
Approved April 80, 1909