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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26

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SETS y!lA ENGLAND
McIoUGH11N DnEATEN RY PARK
BUT AAs6sDEFEATs DIX.
ON IN STIRRING MATCH.
WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. July
2s.-Amertca's Arst reverse in tho
campaign for the Davis cup came In
the iirst singles match Of the chal-,
lcngs round today. when Maurice n
Mclaughlin, the American champioin.
was beaten In . contest that went
the limit Of nvs sets by J. c. Park.
the strongest stngles player repre-
sentins England. There was consoiA-
ton for this dl8tinct reversal Of pres
vious form In the victory gained In
the other singles match by r.. Norris
williams, who defeated G..P. Dixon.
his English opponent. in another STIR
ring encounter that was only dscid-s
- in favor Of the Philadelphian
after tho nfth ~ had gone to deuce.
In the McLoughlin-Par match
every set but one was hard fought,
tho score In favor OF Park being
8-10, rs, go, 1t, IS WI
liams defeatsd Dixon with the score
standing s-e, e--e, So, IL, rs.
The defeat Of McLoughlin was q
shock to his admirers. 1t IL argued
that Park probably caught McI-ough-
lin little on his game.
Much will depend on the result OF
the doubles mAtch tomorrow, which
will be between Mclaughlin and Har.
old III. HAckett. for America, and g.
p. Dixon and Roper Barrett, repre-
senting England. Mclaughlin and
Hackett have Improved In team play
since coming here and 1t Is believed
that the doubles will be by no means
the walkoser that the Englishmen
expected. The matches are the best
three out OF ave, 10 that whichever
side wins the doubles will only have.
to win one more In singles contest to
each capture Or retain the cup, In
the remaining singles Mclaughlin
williams will have to meet Park.
uO~ss AOheCOs@ UUstA8 s1bcuukcu Auf
MONDAY.
Many AmcGecAns See Play.
Americana were prominent In the
great throng that gathered at the
grounds Of the AH-Engiand Lawn
Tennis sseoc4afion today.
Mclaughlin be8An with the serv-
ice ana utilised u to win the first
point, but the gane had not proceeded
very far Deforo the Californian
showed that nc had lost some OF the
keenness which has made him feared
by all players mere. He had an OPP
portunity TO take q GOOD lead when
the EAndes stood SIS In his favor.
The EngiishmAn made sturdy stand.
however. and AnAliy won the hard
est fought game 81 the set after 1t
had gone to deuce four times. Nc
LoughIin's service still was supreme
ana ne showed good Judgment In
passing balls thAt were destined to
go out OF court, but hts returns werc
prone to 60 ont OF bounds and games
followed service Until tins eighteenth
game. Park only GAINED one point In
thiA but there was q little luck tor
Mclaughlin in the decisive point
which was made on return that hit
the net and fell over - that Park
had no chance to return It That a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26

International League.
Jersey City, 8. Rochester, IA.
Newark. =; Toronto, I. p
Providence. Z: Buffalo. I.
Baltimore. 4; Montreal 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26
BROWNS BATTLE
SENATORS TO TIE
BRILLIANT GAME STOPPED BY
DARKNESS WITH NEITHER
HAVING ADVANTAGE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores YESTERDAY.

SCOFeS Yesterday.
Boston. I: Chicago. s.
Philadelphia. 4: Detroit, 0.
Cleveland. g.; New York, tthir-
teen innings.
st. Louis. 8; Washington (ifteen
inningel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26
Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
St. Louis in Washington
Detroit In Philadelphia
Cleveland in New York.
Chicago in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26
MAUI THE
PA|Ll|E PITCHERS
AID BUCCANEERS TO WIN
ONLY GAME IN NATIONAL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Scores Yesterday.
Pittsburg. IL; Philadelphia, Q.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26
Athletics win From Tigers.

: PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-The
scoring IN today's game, which Phila-
delphia won from Detroit by the
score Of 4~to Q. was confined Ito one
inning. when the home team secured
three hits. Excepting that one in
ming the game was hurting duel
between Shawkey and Dubuc.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Detroit 900 900 600
Philadelphia ;. .oe0 900 400
Batteries: Dubt.c and Ssanage:
ShAwkey and Lapp. umpires, Hide
brand and Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-26

Games Today.
Philadelphia in Pittsburg
Brooklyn In Cincinnati
Boston In Chicago.
New York in St. Louis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
READY FOR AUTO
SPEED CLASSICS
FIVE HUNDRED Mii.E RiCEM ~
THIS AFTERNOON on IN
DIlNApOLis SPEEDWAY.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 29-
Everything is In readiness for the
third annual 50O-mile International
Sweepstakes race. which is TO be de-
cidcd tomorrow ON the indianapolis
motor speedway. ON the eve OF this
richest and most spectacular auto
speed classics In the world. the
/ lloosicr capital is throhbiug with en-
thu.iasm aud expectancy The city
/ IL filled with thousands of visitors.
many Of whom have come from dis
tant parts of the country 10 see the
/ big race.
Five miles from the center OF the
city. al the motor speedway the
thirty odd drivers OF International
fame who comprise this yenfH list of
entries today put their racing mo
tors I'm final condition for the hard
tests. involving the custody OF sew
cral valuable trophies and $4,000
In prize money
There are almost a. many favor
ties for tine race as ther" are start
crs. wild Bob Burman, the SO.
called speed king. Is ono of the driv-
crs whose names are most frequent
Ily heard about the cafes. hotel lob
bios and other public places whore
the cnthusiastis,F conrrettc An
other whose chances arr rated equal
ly hieh is Ralph de Palma, the younr
lialian-Amcrioan driver, who hg,
pulled down prize after prize sine,
the sport of automobile racing wa,
first introduced In America
II b. generally conceded th1
among the cars likely 20 finish OF
the front are the three lsottas. Che
big Italian speed creations which
have figured prominently among the
world rccord-hroaker The three
ears will be- piloted b. Harry Grant
Teddy Tctllaff and Nnnouzo True
CO.
Caleb Bmpr.. Spencer Wi hart
Paul fuccarclli Johnny Jenkins. Al
bert Guyot jules G0uN. Don Herr
Charlie Ncrl. William Knippcr RALPH
! milford and Harm Endiooti ar
among the other noted drivers Wu
viii De- seen ~ the great contest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
COMPARE RECORD
ON STRIKE 0UTs
COMPARISON SHOWS THAT EAS.
TERN CLUR uEANERS Sur
PASS THOSE on WEST.

Inspection OF the pitching records
OF tho National league for the last
sixteen years develops the fact that
the leading strikc.out artist has gen
orally been a member OF one Of The
eastern clubs
Only during FIVE campaigns from
1897 TO 1912. inclusive did a western
team supply the pace setter la making
men retreat TO the bench after hitting
nothing butt atmosphere Frank
tNoodlosi Hahn Of Cincinnati ~ ice
was the strikc-out king OF The Na.
tional league "luhe Nldd,ll Of
Pittsburgh once enjoyed ibis Golor
and so did Fred Bcebc during a cam
paign when no wore the livprio7 Of
both the Chicago and ST. Louis clubs
Hahn'8 years OF prosperity In the
strikcout line were 1899 aad 1901
Waddcll vas the leader I'm 1900 and
Bcebc ranked nrst during 1906 which
was the last year W's,orner was DO
the king row. JET Overall the biz
Californian who mas Just r'luru,I tc
'ho Chicago club. after an absence Of
a year. wac ihc hero Zoo 1903
The NoH York club Aa. supplied The
strlkcout king m seven OF The laF.
sixteen years chrsg Ma,tnwaor
having been the leader during nyo
campaigns. Richard MarQuard in one
and j Bentley Seymour Zoo one Naus
hung up the high mark in wrIboonta
for o season iu 1908. whom Do vhigo.
PEG of his adycr.arics Tho urar.rg
best record wac 2lg. made D., 2cy
muur in 1880.
The Phillcs have twice furnished
| the senior league with us Nd'tr
/ Johnson E3r Moore he'd IN broozIn.
mon 10 1910 and Grover Cleveland
} Alexander was thc hero l1f. year
Below will DE- found a llst of th'
load.ng str.kc0ut pitchers in the Na
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
HOW's TINS?

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Captain g G. Riison of tho En-
uistcllon uraloous. who heads the
British polo team. which has again
crossed the Atlantic TO take back the
cup won by the Americans. believes
The lritons have chance 20 win
this time Dut those who have seen
the practice of thc team at Piping
Rock have doubts
Tho International match viii be-
attended by thousands. by even
moro than eo 20 championship base
bali games Polo once Interested
society alone but year ago more
than 10000 persons sap tho mat
chcs. $50 that perhaps uIny.touths
"arr persons who now nothing of
society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
DUbUC REQUIRED
YEARS To LEARN
DETROIT'S FRENCH TWIRLER
SPENT LONG TIME PERFEC-
TING SLOW BALL.

Il took lean Dubuc OF the Detroit
Tigers three years to gain control OK
his slow ball
Jean made this statement while
talking with q party of friends regard
ing his famous delivery. and tho pitch
or said that there are times even now
when he finds Il a difficult task TO
control tho delivery.
- cannot tell how many days
worked on the delivery" said Jean.
4 know that there we're countless
times az first. when | felt like throw
INK up the sponge and forgetting that
there vas such a thing as a slow ball
delivery
~ has been said that Clark Grif-
nth taught me the delivery. That
isn't true worked It out myself.
and month after month practioed II.
aiming 10 set the same motion with
the slow bali that did with the fast
one. ! did not experiment with any
batters until several months after |
had started work on the delivery. but
when I did start succeeded In fool
ina some OF them.
~ got % quite near the perfect
stage hen with Montreal in 1911. but
last year. with Detroit. had II going
a. It's best Many persons think |
use IL on numerous times during tho
game ! don't. II uge II i've or six
times J am resortiug to the delivery
quite often.
"Thc use Of tho ball depends on tho
ht,ers and the clubs There are somc
hattcrs Ga The American league who
murder a slow ball. while others can
not hit IT, Naturally. then. depend
upon the delivery when facing men |
know are weak before H.
My slow ball has never been hit
for an extra base but once. and that
time Il was slammed by Neal Ball Of
the Bo'ton ked SoX He caugh, II fer
a double. but can say, with pa N.
able pride. that there we're times after
that when Ball was helpless before
the delivery
"Trs Speaker hit Il the hardest.
We were playing the Red soX In Do
troit one day when I tried 70 cross
Speaker he caught the ball squarely
and drove D. ON a line 10 Cobb That
was close shave and thought
when the BAN loft the bat that II was
| tiClntpu Cor q homo run
The slow bali Is the hardest do.
| livery OF any to master It's easy
enough 90 throw curves or the spit.
ball but Ia acquiring The proper do
lIvrry for O slow bali a pitcher has TO
have a world 90 patience"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Manager George -a,HHss 81 The
1ourr HuvoF sent Names Chance G.
-'U-f. Ha Doc b. r1.ur t1 Io0,
.r fa trr forf Americans ! avn
lUr O.. root for the Yankees ihIt
yea- because some ~ m. e.1 p.s rrs
ar. ath th.M Tary .r f1. 'Hea'
Tot ~ n.a ! ever met .u r.FsH
fes crs hat they r.. vr.
rou as lCy worked g.. r. ..I .l
.r.s nv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

WARSAW. Ind. May 2S The
Fmrt conference of the church OF
fUe Brethren, known also as Dunk
ar' aud German Baplists. opened "a
Iu days. session today at Winona
'a.a The gathering is the LARGEST
ever ap.ommodated az that resort II
H estimated that there will be &c.
uNH ID.,ga"s and visitors present be.
i0ra OBJ. oud OF the week. They have
u.M coming from an over the cour
d.. .nr tenn days in vehicles. on the
trains many walking The confer
once programme consists of daily
sermon, uy leading Duukard minis
tors. monster barbecue, public
I0u... hing ceremony of tho
member. of the church aud Grand
SONS .NIpc sunday night
Davidson ln>tnlls New PRESIDENT
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|yMtforiDS'
Notes GY.


Billy Sullivan rs now scouting for
the White SoX
Pu Dahlons team s trying TO liya
up 10 that new field
In St Louis they are picking tho
Tigers to finish eighth
Manager Griffith be- yes no has
real find In Pitcher Ja. Engel
The Giants. after starting the sea
son In poor form. arc Jack 10 stride.
Catcher Grover Ia. Of the Maps
says he ia no, afraid OF Ty Cobba
spikes.
What Is Red Doom WHY. simply
whipping into shape @ mighty sood
looking ball club
n Roehllng fails o. ke good with
the Senators Waal ion VIII be
without a left.handod irler
Extremes meet q PLAYS the
fold FOR Detroit and owe occasion
ally scouts for the ear club
Eddie Plank. the ran hurlor Of
tho Athletics lead ne American
league pitchers IN s' outs.
Larry Doyle S. p.a brilliant
folding game. Lar o. fast as
over and he is hittinF high mark
Manager Dooln's p rs are doing
great work. and a l.f 90 With the
willow would make f.a Philhcs hard
20 beat.
Hans Wagner b.rr 'hat Everett
Bcoe nov With ths f-atos is tho
, ccning star innelir 1 The major
& leagues
Detroit has a tvlrle- AIMED Horae
I jennings denies tha. curves r..
seutle bis name a. noat up 20
! The platter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

CHICAGO. May 20 Perry Nc
Guuyray of The Illinois Athletic
Club Boz Chicago. the holder of the
ifU-yard and 500-yard swimming
record. Is preparing for the big wa
ter carnival which s. to take place
there iu juno tie viii be- one of
the champions who will boz expect
cd 10 better his record.
The carnival viii be- one of the
largest ever known and viii bring
together ths greatest swimmers Of
the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
Davidson ln>talls New President

A slight cold In a child or n
rroHurerson holds possibilities OF
thr rrafost nature. Group may
como on suddenly IN the night. bron-
chIts or pneumonia may develop,
md severe catarrhal troubles and
consumption are possible results
Fo'oys Honey and Tar Compound
uirs o. cold at the outset. cures crop
quIrty checks n deepseated racking
cough aul heals inflamed mem
hrHnas 90 docs not constipate and
contains ro opIltes. Refuse substi.
uios Randall Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Absolutely ucR oirhi Ioou house
now furniture every modern CON
yrliDure. eest 'front.' exceptional bar
Balm Tor responsible parties Apply
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

The National League has big
I..U over 'ho American in number
u H-r.rla.s hi,ters Co date. 20 be-
ne REGISTERED FOO the SEQ division IN
ih0 older circuit as AGAINST rs in the
Younger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Batteries Packard. Johnson.
Brown and Clarke. pcrritt Gcycr
Willis. Burke aud Mclean
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70 Stop the cough-cure the Tickling

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
DECORATION DAY
DIAMOND BATTLE
MoNOGRANS AND CANYON LEA
GIEHS PLAY At GLENWOOD
THIS AFTERNOON.

Unless the weather man conspir-
es with Col J. pluyius to prevent
one of the fastest games of the sea
son will take place ON the CORY field
of Glenwood this afternoon. when
the Monographs aud Canyon Leag-
ucrs viii try issues
The game win be- called promptly
at l:80 O'Clock. with II Banks
Jones and p Gallahcr doing duty
as jumps IN order to back each other
up in the crisis which are certain
To- arise
The Leaguers will arrive In Amar.
lilo with full force of Canyon
rootcrs 10 add lung-power to the ag.
grecatiou's team with a view OF
razzle-dazzling the locals 10 a fataI
FRAGILE. But Coates and his men
assert with considerable assertive.
ness that such % course will have nc
effect upon them; that they are
Iprimed for battle, and will be to-
gethcr like a baseball battering
ram 10 nut the visitors iinominious
! Is ont OF commission lnasmuch as
,oday is Decoration Day, and all
the city banks. postofilce, and 9th
er establishments viii be- CLOSED, II
is expected that the largest aggrc
cation of local fans of the present
season will be on hand TO add I,
the general uproar
Following Is the lineup of the
opposing teams
Monographs.
Merry and Attain. G. j Bates. End
T. Bates. SIS. Hefieran, e. Ashley
Irf. Richardson. H. Corners. Bird
blanchard. LIST. wallace, p.
Canyon.
N. Pritchard. e.. Word p. 5 Pri
chard. ss. W. Black. LIST, Campbell
2nd. Shotwell. 3rd. ] Black, II
Reeves. CT. Wallace IT. Reynolds
Empires Jones. Gallahor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
JeHr Overall

Horal league from 1897 TO 1912 h
elusive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

r Daily News wan, ads.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS

Wichita . 81 Joseph o
omaha Siou, city q.
Topeka a. be- Moiucs
Lincoln g. Denver
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Batteries Alexander, Scaiou and
, killilrr. nymarcc Craudall. Mar
lguard Tosgoau and Meyers Wilson
/ Fourteen innings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Batteries Nillcit aud Siauage
Russell and Scolk Ten innings
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Monographs,

Merry and Attain. C.. Bates End,
p Bates. ss Hefferan, cf. Ashley,
ri. Richardson. H. Corners. Bird;
blanchard. LIST; wallace, D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30
Texas LEAGUE
STANDING or TEAMS.

Rauorica Schwcnk and Marshal
Taylor and liaigh Umpire Mullan-
icy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-30

Batteries o Brieu. Leonard aud
Carrigan. Mulliu and Henry
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

pr. Manuel E. Arauia. presidant the republic of Salvador. who v' wounded by the bullet and macbs,sS S assassins last Tuesday. is dead !
 William Jennings Bryan called i. President Gomez in Havana. Cubs E dined at the American legation ,I later delivered a lecture.
 King Alfonso took a half hours M in the dirigible balloon Espanv N Madrid, Spain, which made crs5 of the capital.
 According to dispatches given N in Sofia, the Turkish troops asYs| bled the whole male Christian poDut tion of the seapo of Buyuk ChA| mede in the village school house a,d massacred them. Subsequently, thh killed all the Christian women ,M children except young girls, vid they carried off on board ship.
 The Turkish government formiN requested Sir Edward Grey of E land to invite the European powena intervene to stop the Balkan war H request was communicated to the sI| bassadors in London, who transmitt it to their respective government The ambassadors will meet on Frd1 10 report the result
 Dispatches from Sofia sajs ~ more detailed accounts of tie BnH battle show a complete disaster the Turks, 2.500 of whom were buh4 by the Bulgarians, and another S Turkish dead left lying sea tered cu the battlefield.
 Plans announced for dissolution the Union Pacific road merrer will sanctioned by the government cording to Attorney General Wel1 sham. Wickersham announced lna statement would be issued by ths partment of justice within few
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

The press of Arkansas attained a signal victory in the house by tabling the Greenhouse bill. which provides for the publication of amendments to be submitted to the people in pamphlet form, instead of in the newspapers, as ette. supporter of the bill whom the opponents evidently could not show sufficient figures to convince him that publication in the newspapers was not more economical. besides giving a much larger circulation, and visiting the voter more frequently, was made the goat of the proposition.
 The members of the Arkansas Press Association had been before the Judi ciary committee of the house, and con. vinced it the newspaper publication was far superior to the phamphl at form. an adverse report on the hil being made in the committee.
 The bill was called up, those who ia. vored newspaper publication tackled on an amendment, after the bill had beea permitted to go back to second reading for that purpose.
 Parker of Ouachita, editor of the Stephens News, moved the adoption of the resolution.
 Opponents of the measure were thick about Davis, of Lafayette, who had been fighting everything that looked like a move from the press supporters. Several suggested the amendment ought to be tabled. Davis took the suggestion as coming from supporters of the bill. He quickly jumped to his
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

town in the state other than Little Rock. senate bill 179, Miles, can be taken advantage of by other city coun- cils. it permitting salary of $5,000 per annum for mayors, and making the mayor practically responsible for the good behavior of other city off cials. by requiring him to cause their removal in cases of improper conduct.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

feet and made the motion to table the amendment The house voted aye almost unanimously, and Davis, of Lafayette, sat down in peace to enjoy his great victory.
 "Mr Speaker yelled Parker, of Qua chita. does not the tabling of an amendment carry the tabling of the bill with it?"
 Indeed it does" replied the speaker and Davis was crestfallen.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

One of the important bills introduc- ed this session, designed to expedite legislation now that the sessions have been restricted to 60 days, includinG Sunday, was introduced in the house Saturday by Representative Newton. If is bill that requires a bienial con ference of the justices Of the supreme court, the circuit judges and the chan cellors of the state, upon the call of the chief justice, for the purpose of considering what changes should be made and defects remedied in the laws for the purpose of advancing the ends of justice. These suggestions shall be made to the legislature, and it is be- lievea that the advice of such a judi cial body will be an effective means of arriving at many needed reforms.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

Guilty as charged in all three counts of the indictment was the yer diet returned at Cincinnati. O., by the jury trying the case of John NJ. Pat terson and the 2S other officials or former officials of the National Cash Register company, who were charged by the government with violating the criminal section of the sherman anti trust act
 The negro population of Charleston, Mo, has taken fright at the warnings several days ago tackled to their doors, threatening not o"ly to destroy their homes, but infiict personal injury if they do not leave the city within 30 days, and daily some are leaving with their worldly possessions.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-02-19

Senate bills passed are
 By Calvert, placing officials of Sc bastian county on salary.
 By Holt, requiring county collectors to pay into the general revenue fund all monies they have on hand belong ing to the state. when requested to do so by the state auditor.
 By Moore. to amend the act creat. ing Beaver Bayou Drainage District in Phillips county.
 By CarlLee, to prohibit the sale of liauor within ten miles of the public school at De Queen.