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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21
CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL

Rev. G.. H. Steen closed a very sue
cessful revival meeting Sunday night.
The services throughout We're well at
tended and some strong and spiritual
sermons delivered There were eight
to the church membership
and a great spiritual uplift to the en-
tire congregation. atG
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21
F. & A. N. GRAND
LODGE IN SESSION

Little Rock, Nov. 19.-The Grand
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, convened today
at 10 o'clock. for a two days session,
CLOSING Wednesday afternoon. One of
the important changes will be the
election of grand lecturer to succeed
Hon, John NJ. Oathout, who has held
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21

Strayed - Three yearling mules
past, one mare mule, two horse mules,
all dark, not sheared Mare mule
nice round mule, horse mules large to
age. Pay reasonable reward for re-
turn or information. W. r. James,
Conway, Ark.-12w2t (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21

reer as postmaster, Mr.. Owen was a
prominent man of business. He owns
a beautiful home in this city and val
uabie real estate in the county. He
was one of Conveys leading citizens
and his death is a great loss not only
to his family, but to the entire com
munity.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21

From Fridays Daily.
Judge J. w. Holt today assessed a
fine of S25 against Walter Bowen,
road overseer, who was tried before
him yesterday for contempt of court.
Mr. Bowen will probably appeal his
case to the circuit court.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21

From Tuesdays Daily.
Among the out-of-town visitors who
We're here yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of the late Owen j. Owen, were: {:
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Presley, Rosebud: !:
Nh and Mrs. f. J. Bailey, Holland !;
Mrs. Emma Perry, Greenbrier; w, NJ.
Owen, Samprel, Mo-; G. n. Bates,
Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. W. A Bates,
Quitman, relatives of Nh Owen, and
Governor George w. Donaghey and j..
Bruce Cox Of Little Rock and William
Lyons of Greenbrier
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21
BAPTISTS AT HOT SPRINGS
MEETING is PRELIMINARY TO
CONVENTION OF STATE AS
ISOLATION TODAY.

Hot Springs, Nov. 1.-THE pastors
and laymen of the Baptist churches
throughout Arkansas met in annual
convention in the First Baptist church
yesterday.
The meeting is preparatory gath
ering to the annual convention of the
Arkansas Baptist Association, which
convened this morning. The members
of the women's auxiliary to the con-
vention also began their session yes
terday, meeting at $3.50 in Central
Methodist church.
The pastors and laymen We're well
coined to the city by the Rev, j. W..
Mcdonald Of the Second Baptist
church Rev. E. H. Garrett of Forest
City, one of the secretaries of the as
sociaton, responded. Judge H. T..
Bradford Of Lonoke then delivered a
short talk, in which he said that the
pastors and laymen had much to con-
slider, among other things, state, for
eign and home missions, ministerial
education, orphans home work, college
work, female education and many 9TH
er subjects.
Mrs. M. G. Thompson called the
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Auxiliary to the convention to order.
Devotional exercises We're conducted
by Mrs. C. j. Tate Mrs. w. E. Mas
sey of Hot Springs welcomed the dele
gates. Mrs. w. A. Brocksher of Fort
Smith responded. Mrs. Thompson
made a lengthy report, in which she
told of all the good work that the
auxiliary had accomplished
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-11-21

For Sale, Rent or Trade-First-
class butcher shop. Call at J. H.
Dunn 'otfice.-10-4tw* (adv.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01

Near Rochelle lll an Indian went
10 sleep on a railroad track aud was
killed b. the fast express lie paid
for his carelessncs with his lie
often us that way when people ne
glect coughs and colds Don't risk
your life when prompt use OF Or
Kings New Discovery will cure them
and so prevent dangerous throat
or lung trouble u completely crr
81 me-. "a short time OF terrible
cough that followed a severe attack
~ Grip. writes J u Watts. Floy
dada. Tex and regained pounds
IN weight that I had lost Quick
safe reliable and guaranteed soc
ana 8 90 Trial hottie free ~ ANA
rillo Drug Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
PALMER CONCEOES
TEMPLE TON VICTORY

SPECIAL 70 DAILY Nsst
Canadian. Too. July 81 " A
Palmer Of this city who made the
race for representative Tor the state
legislatur. from The ram district
concedes bis defeat by K T. Temple.
ton Of wellington lu speaking Of
the matter today Mr. Palmer said
The absence OF county primaries
Ia number OF the counties Boa the
northern end OF The district resulted
40 q very small vote being polled In
the four northern counties. there
we're Jess than five hundred votes
polled. while in Mr. Templeton r
home county nearly one thousand
votes were cast This condition con
trIbuted largely 20 my defeat
Ms zeal for the best interests Of
mo Panhandle b. not lessened by my
defeat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
New Long branch Theatre.

Long Branch. y J.. July 80 The
new Broadway Theatre. just complet-
ed n a cost 81 100000 and said ia
be- the finest playhouse az any sum
mar resort IN America. is 10 have Us
formal opening tomorrow night.
For the initial attraction Charles
Frohman will present for the first
time The Girl From Montmartre -
with Miss Hattie Williams and Rich
ard earle heading the east OF play
ers
.kWRr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
London Foas Costly.

Il IA said the London taxpayer Ia
pu, 20 an extra expense % $500 100
annually By reason of the prevalence
OF fog One gas company alone 'ur.
nlshes gas G. the value $4,000 over
and above the normal az - on a sin.
gle day OF fog The suspension Of
trafic Is another serious item
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
MEETING
OPENS TOMORROW
Northwest Texas Assocla-
ton Holds Two Days
Session at Memphis

~prcl4I - Daily Nrss
Memphis Tex. July 3D. Be1lu-
ming Friday August 2. and contn
Ing through SATURDAY the meeting o.
the Northwest Texas Press Associa-
ton will be- held here this week.
Many OF the most prominent opin-
ion-shapers west Of Fort Worth will
be In attendance and an enjoyable
and edlfying meeting Is anticipaie I'd
The following interesting program
has been announced
The place OF meeting Baptist
church at ESQ p m. Friday. August
@. 1912.
Invocation Rev " Dodson
Address Of Welcome Judge .
Bird
Address Of Welcome In behalf Of
Local Press Senator W A. John
son
Response Cyrus Coleman Hen
rietta Independent
Announcement Of Standing Com.
mittees
President. Annual Address or
on Proctor Wise County Index
Bridgeport
Announcement by Local Commit
tees
General After Supper Entertain.
ment
saturday Morning, S:3O.
The Newspaper Mans Wife In the
Woody West Harry Koch. Tribune.
Chief Quanah
Is Machine Composition Profitable
.n q Small shop l. f. Haskell
Index Chidress
Benefit 10 Be Derived from the
Press Association " & Edwards
Record Chronicle. Denton
Ethics Of Soliciting ! Ray. Rec.
ord Vernon
How 10 Keep Country Correspon-
dents q e Harrison. Banner. sey-
mour
Fifty Years In the Newspaper
Work J VI shafer. Herald. Plain
view
What a Newspaper Should Seek TO
Acquire NJ Clendenin, Times. Mum
day
The Future OF the Panhandle
Newspaper j !. Pope. News. ANA I
rillo
Subscriptions In Advance. Is III
Practicable \ T. Carlock. Post ,
paducah.
The Editor a. Town Builder F. .
v lamsion. Record, Canadian
Political Organs or Independent.
Which j G Thomas. Post. G lid
ress
Newspaper Work 20 Development
Judge r " Cooke. Wellington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01

victims Of stomach, liver and kidney
troubles Just like other people. with
like results in loss OF appetite, back
ache. nervousness. headache and tir.
ed. lstless rundown feeling But
there's no need 90 feel like that as
T u pcooles. Henry Tenn. proved.
SIX bottles ~ Electric Bitters he
writes. djl more 90 give mr new
strength and -ood appetite than all
''H.. stomach remedies Z used SO
they helm eyrryhgdy IT. folly 70
erfir- when .hi9fcrcai remedy viii
r.n SON from N first dose Try il.
only Nceut. n Amarillo prug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
HcmplilI Vote Complete.

Canadian Tex July - Complete
returns for Hcmphill county show
the folloWiug vote for Chief Justice
and Associate Justice Of the Court Of
Appeals a. Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
Why s ne "en Don't Wed

An unhappy gen lena resolving 20
Ved nothing short % perfection keeps
his heart and hand TIL both get so Old
and Vlthers that no t0lerabie wom-
an wlll a, them thorne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
Concerning shar op,ini,r

Sham optim sm is r. 'iy a more
hear less doctrine ,1 preach than even
an ex4cgsrafel fess.uism-the latter
leaves one af least 1n the safe side -
Th0m o. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01

Hewl't-"He IL bad but brilliant"
Iewett- Yes he can lie IN eight Ian
guages and swear n nine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01

For Governor Colquitt sl Ram
soy li2
For Senator Woliers a. Shep-
pard 1903 Randell 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-01
HARDIN THANKS HIS
FR|F NOS IN COUNTY

believe that there o., not man
Goo Potter county Who supported me
In my race 20 succeed myself In the
office OF district clerk who does not
realize that . am deeply grateful for
his support have tried IN the
past. as { Will Boz tho future 20 do the
work iu the office of the people in
the best possible manner This is
hut fair 20 the people OF the county
aud justice 20 myself
During all my residence 90 Ana
riIo J have done my best 20 make a
real citizen and 20 prove myself
worthy OF the kindly esteem of the
citizenship This effort shall be- con-
rarad aud hope that shall never
live 80 Ions that the friends Who
have shown me a preference shall 20
disappointed in me
Yours sincerely
VI n HARDIN
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
STRAY CHICKEN Is EXPENSIVE
Suit At Macon. Started Over Fowl
Several Years Ago. Now Involves
Judgment for $500.

Macon, Mo-, Sept. IS--A ao-cent
chicken that some years ago roamed
the streets OF ENcsllo II nov chief
character In the circuit court here.
The action is an attempt by cynfhia
Lucas. 90 years old, 10 show that Dan
NJ. Bruner. - years old. can pay her
. $500 judgment. which she obtained
on false arrest charge. Mr.. Bruner
swOre Mrs. Lucas had taken one OF
his chickens. which was strolling
through her yard. and that the chicken
was worth 80 cents
Mrs. Lucas was discharged, and
sued for false arrest. A Jury gave her
$500 damage. but Rruner claimed that
he had no property. The plaintiff In
trying TO show Rruner conveyed his
property to his wife In order TO evade
Judgment.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
WOULD GIVE PRIZES FOR ROADS
SENATOR CARTER WANTS TO IN.
CREASE PUBLIC INTEREST.
Believes System Of Rewards Only
Effective Wsy-conviets Not
Dependable.

Jefferson City. Sept. Estate Sen.
stor Carter OF Clark county is prepar.
ng bill when he will introduce in
the senate next January in the hope
that II will not only tend to Increase
public interest In the great work of
getting good highways In Missouri
but arouse localities which are now
about as dormsn, on the subject OF
improved highways az they were 70;
the close OF the Civil war. The pro.
posed measure includes:
The setting apart by the state OF
not less than $1,000 to every county
which taxes itself for permanently i'm.
proved highways.
A levy Of 10 cents on the 500 valua.
ton for permanently improved high.
ways.
The last proposition has been de-
feated In Missouri when submitted as
a constitutional amendment. but that
was before the present move for good
roads assumed so much Importance.
The senator says he is firmly con.
WINGED that the only effective way OF
arousing public interest In the high.
ways In some Of the counties will be
for the state to hang M u prize Of
some kind. conditioned upon the coun.
ties performing something on their
own score.
lie does not believe that convict
labor can ever solve the problem OF
GOOD hiuhways for Missouri nlthouph
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
DULUTH MAY BUY STREET CARS
strike Riots and Refusal Of Managers
to Arbitrate Causes Move for
City Ownership.

Duluth, Nirn., Sept. lS.--Steps are
low wei! under way for the cities Of
Duluth ard Superior TO buy the street
ar company which operates In both
tiles, The action Of the city coun.
al OF Duluth instructing the city legal
department to begin action to take
aver tie street railway property fol.
owed the strike which has been on
ere Tor week, attended by serious
'o'ire, and the refusal OF the man.
cement Of the company to arbitrate.
\ special election will be called in
'ulnth under the present plans to vote
ron the municipal ownership Of the
'Ompanys property.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
BUFFALO WELCOMES MAYORS
League Of American Municipalities
Opens Four.pay Session TO sludy
Civic improvements.

Fnfralo. ~ ", Sept IS.-Mayor
Louis =. Furman OF Buffalo welcomed
the League OF American Municipali
Ties to the city this morning AMI John
MacVicar of Des Moines. president
esponded and then delivered his an.
nual address. After the other oif.cei 4
al reported a papcr on the relations
II the library TO the city was read b.!
'ohn Cotton Eana. librarian " New
'rk. y. J, Mayor W. \. Stern OF Erie
H., then spoke Oh Civic Awaken
rg," and his address WAS discussed
~ Charles J. Steiss OF Fort Wayne.
nd. and John J, Rider. police aud
.anitatlon commissioner OF Omaha.
The speakers tomorrow will be-
'ayo" Newton u. Baker Of Cleveland,
D.; Mayor J. v. O'Donneli Of Lowell,
ass. and Harold $. Buttenheim. ed.
or Of the American City. Friday
\leAsnoor Wilson % Philadelphia will
ldress the convention on play
"OG:ls
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
PARLIAMENT OPENS WITH RIOT
hUN0ARlANs SHOW MARKED
FRACTIONAL FEELING.
Efforts Of President to Restore Order
Unavaiiins-Free Fight Nar.
rowiy Averted.

Budapest. Hungary. Sept. 1s-The
opening session Of the Hungarian par.
hament was marked BY a wild out.
burst Of fractional feeling which only
was prevented from becoming q free
fight through the Intervention u party
leaders.
the uproar began as soon as Count
Stephen Tisza, the. president Of the
lower house entered the chamber. lie
wss received with cries Of dsrision
and abuse. mingled with kissing and
whistline. The president treated the
opposition outburst with Indifference.
but all his efforts to restore order
were unavailing. His calls for atten.
ton only caused the disorder 10 break
out with renewed violence. Not a
word could be heard In the chamber
or In the press gallery above The or.
ganized din.
The royal decree opening the ses.
sion was read without anybody hear.
Ing word Of II and Il was followed
BY what looked likely to develop into
free fight
An opposition member tauntingly
asked a deputy OF the governmental
party whether he hal his revolver
with him. That almost started a riot
and the members were about 70 como
TO blows when Count Julius Andrassv
and the other leaders interviewed and
separated the deputies who had
threatened each other. The tumuit
however. continued. Only few
spectators were In the chamber ana
neither police nor military forces ap
peared. although disorder had been
anticipated.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
HOME RULE MEANS CIVIL war
pRoTEsTANTs AND CATHOLICS
CLASH IN BELFAST.
Series OF Demonstrations win Warn
Parliament-covernnent Threat.
ems tesaers Of Trouble.

Belfast. ireland. Sept. 1s.-A serie,
OF big Orange demonstrations against
homerule TO last ten days will begin
with a meeting at Enniskillen. where
II 10 expected $4,000 Protestsnts vii
formally warn the government Of their
determination never to acknow ledge
an Irish PA Lament. to obey its laws
or to pay taxes which II may impose
Other meetings will follow elsew here
throughout the North.
That the demonstrations will result
In widespread disorders In considered
more than likely. In anticipation of
trouble At Enniskillen. the authorities
have taken stringent precautions. A
big force OF police will be on duty ard
troops will be held In readiness TO re.
enforce the police at a moments no.
ticee.
That the demonstrations viii not be
mere irresponsible AFFAIRS may be
judged from the fact that among those
who will participate prominently -
them are such men as the duke at
De,onshire and the duh. OF Abercorn.
the marquis OF Londonderry and the
marquis OF Salisbury. Admiral Lord
Charles Bercsford. Lord Hugh Cecil
and Sir Edward Carson. ex.solicltor
general
The government has threatened all
these leaders, with prosecution II the,
do not moderate their activity. Tc
these threats the leaders have replied
by boldly inviting the government to
prosecute and watch the explosion
which will follow.
In Belfast manufacturing was large
~ tied M nv the lncessant fighting
between the Catholic and Protestant
workIngmen. Dozens were badly hurt
Trouble was especially serious In
the ship,arls, where the police were
pOwerless, ana troops had to be used
To prevent u riot. One workman was
sent to the HOSPITAL
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
AGED MAN GOES BACK TO SCHOOL
Kansas University to Have Student
who Was 20 When Institution
Was Organized.

Lawrence, Kan, Sept. lS,-With the
hundreds OF youthful high schoo
graduates Who will seek admission Il
the University Of Kansas next weel
viii come one applicant who was u
years old at the time the universit,
was organized in 1864. william Nun
son OF Mound City. 10 the student.
4 graduate OF Wesleyan universit,
In the class Of 1867, he received his
master Of arts degree from the same
institution In 1870 and In 1882 two
divinity degrees from Yale. Co.
Mr.. MunsOD says he desires to con
tinue his education In spite OF his a
wears In order Ito be busy In the very
best way and to keep the mind awake
and active"
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Usage OIL LANDS TO Be LEASED
Bids to be Received In Washington
On Trset RI iot, 900 Acres in
Oklahoma.

Washington, Sent. IS.--Eids fol
leases upon 100000 acres Of oil lands
belonging TO the Usage Indians viii
be opened November 2 In Oklahoma
II viii he the first tract OF 100, 00'
acres OF Usage oil lands opened tt
lease. A big oil company recent!
bid for 100000 acres. but It's oifer was
rejected on the ground that there wa,
no competition.
Any bid viii be accepted for $500
acres or less from any one company
provided II is not a transporter of q,
under the Interstate commerce con-
missions ruling as to common car,
riers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
GERM Of HORSE
PLAGUE IS FOUND
Discovered by Scientists Of Kansas at
Hosie Experiment Station.
KNOWN IN GERMANY rs YEARS
Meyer Before Recognized In This
Country-Tests In Field Station
New to Find Curative
Serum.

Hoxie. Kan. Sept iS.-The germ
that causes the disease In horses
which Is sweeping Kansas. Nebrask a
and other states has been found Ivy
the scientists OF the Kansas agricul
tnral college, who are working IN a
held station here. II IL a germ new
TO the bacteriologists Of this countr,
and. as vet, has been only Temporarily
CLASSIFIED as a germ OF the pasteurella
group.
The story OF how the germ WIS
FOUND Is an interesting one at tl.s
time. especially as IL is tho first time
II has been found In this country. ana
the discovery IL doubly important he.
cause IL definitely fixes the morse
plague as l,orna's disease. n Kind Of
cerebro-spinal meningitis. well known
in Germany the last % years. but ney
ef before recognized In this country.
II also emphasizes the use,essness OF
all the hundreds ~ so.called remedic,
which have been recommended BY
different persons.
Found In al Dead Horses.
Soon after the horse plague began
10 spread the Kansas agricultural col.
exc In Manhattan established a field
station in Iioxie 10 study the disease
In the first post norton OF horse
that had died OF che disease Dr. Has
lam found some organisms he had
never seen before. and In the FIRST
seven post mortems OF diseased horses
he and DIR. Jsckley. working indie.
pendently on the same cases, found
the same strange organism.
Having found this germ In each OF
the seven horses We examined that
had died OF this plague" said Or. Has.
lam. I'VE decided 1t was the cause OF
the disease. And I may add that We
found In oil the diseased horses we
have examined since.
We then decided to try out bac.
term therapy and see II horses could
BE- vaccinated and immuniled against
this germ. and II 30. II they would be
free from the disease afterward."
Stiii Seeking . Preventive.
So far the tests az the field station
In Hoxie have not gone far enough to
prove anything definite enough TO war.
rant the scientists In recommending
the bacterin treatment. They are
now using II. however. upon a large
number Of horses.
The fact that 10 OF the horses de.
yeloped the disease after vaccination.
and that all but two OF them recov.
cred, Ia taken TO indicate that the bac.
term treatment In effective. ms the
percentage Of recoveries ordinarily
Ia only about n per cent.
But" says DR.. Haslam, I'VE claim
nothing yet. We claim only that what
We are doing IL the only logical thing
10 10 IN an effort TO find a preventive
for this disease"
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
Woman Flyer Gets License.

Westbury. y, Y. Sept, lS,-The
awarding Of an aviator's license by
the Aero Club of America to Miss
BernettR Adams OF Canton, O.. calls
attention to the fact that she IL now
the only woman In this country hold.
ing that honor The license was
awarded for series of flights on the
notordrome here, on one Of which she
attained Il speed OF 60 miles an hour
and reached a height Of 500 feet.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
HUNTED MEN FEARED NO POLICE
~cyp the Stood" and Lefty Louie"
Stood In Police hssdqusrtsrs
While Detectives Passed

New York. Sept. lS.-For six weeks
prior to their arrest, "Gyp the BLOOD"
and Lefty Louie" walked the streets
OF New York daily. On one occasion
they stood In police headquarters
while detectives looking for them
passed In and out OF the building. For
ten minutes the gunner debated with
themselves the wisdom Of giving them.
selves up.
This Ii the statement given Uit BY
ex-Jpdge Charles q. r. Wshle. who Ia
defending all four gunner under ar.
rest.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
MORE CHARGES AGAINST FlACk
Abilene Banker Must Now Face Prose.
eu.lon on Eleven More Counts
just Sworn TO.

Abilene, Kan. Sept. lS.- Eleven new
charges were filed asai At John A
Flack, former cashier OF the Abilene
State bank. recently arrested In New
York for shortages In the banks funds
amounting to about $4,000.
The new charges are sworn to b,
8. A. Wardell. state bank examiner
and are alike. Each recites that Flack
change figures In the banks books
and IN notes and certificates OF de-
post,
Flack was to have pleaded guilty on
q charge Of forgery. the only previous
count against him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-20
TUESDAYS BASE BALL RESULTS
National leaous.

National League.
A. Brosklyn-P ittburg. $3.50: BROOKLYN.
s.i<-i.
~ chicsso--Nsw York. 3.s.?; Chicago.
6-s.:
A. Bes,on--Se Louis. >.is-s. Boston. s.
A-S.
A. Philadelphia Cincinnati. i.t.t. rhiia-
dolphin. 7.A.i.
American League.
A. Gle, elaad-- Boston. S.io-t: Cleveland.
<-i<.i Second gsmc-Bosion. a.a.::
cleveland. 3-3-i.
No other games played.
American Association.
~ Kansas city Minneapolis, S.iO-i;
Kansas CITY. .&-1O-?.
Al Columbus Louisville. <-i-3: colm-
bus. 2-G-e
No other games played.
Western League
A. Denver bes Moines. is-.o-0: Denver,
0'5-s. S~""nd gans-ltes Moin"s. l.
-; Denver. i-s-:.
A. Sioux city Lincoln. lei; Sioux city.
i-G-i
Al wichIta--st ~, Joseph. it'll; Wichita,
2.s-o; 81. Joseph, ;-i3.:: wichita, l.
Al.
NJ other games played.