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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis Defeated Kansas City
Toledo Beat st. Paul.

Kansas City, Sept. 13.-Indianapolis
batted hard and folded brilliantly
while the locals piled up six errors
and the visitors won a 1iStleSs game on
a muddy field. Score: r H E
indianapolis ..1O1 100 1907 10 0
Kansas City oil 900 010-3 10 6
Batteries-Merz and Casey; Lange,
Daniels and O'Connor-
Columbus 6: Minneapolis 2.
Milwaukee, Sept. 13.-Cole pitched
fine ball until the eighth and Columbus
won the opening game of the series by
punching hits and passes in the first
and third off Hovlik. A running catch
by Eddington furnished the fielding
feature Score: r H E
Columbus POP 100 1905 10 3
Milwaukee 900 600 02O-2 1
Batteries-Cole and Smith: Hovlik
and Hughes.
Toledo 3: St. Paul 4.
ST. Paul, Sept. 13.-Collamore was
effective in all except the eighth when
SCOTS double and James single yield
ed the home teams only run and To-
ledo was victor. Score: r H E
Toledo 900 Ill 00O-3
ST. Paul 900 000010-1
Batteries-Collamore and Devogt
H. Gardner and James, Miller.
Louisville =: Minneapolis L.
Minneapolis. Sept. 13-The locals
were defeated by Louisville. Patterson
opposed Northrop on the mound but
the veteran failed to show much of his
old time cunning. Score: r H E
Louisville ...121 30 000-7 II 1
Minneapolis 0O2 002 900 &
Batteries-Northrop and Severoid;
Patterson and H. Smith.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Defeated Cleveland Again
Making 1t Five Straight.

Philadelphia, Sept 13.-After pitch
ing fine ball for six innings, Benz
weakened in the seventh and as his
successor, Russell. was no improve
ment Philadelphia piled I'D enough
runs to defeat Chicago. Weaver led
with the stick by making a home run,
a double and a single in five times at
bat. Score: r H E
Philadelphia .O1O 600 co., o
Batteries-Benz, Russell, Lathrop
and Easterly. Schalk; Bush, Plank
Pennock, Houck and Thomas. Schang
Umpires -Dineen and Connolly
Boston 1s; Detroit ).
Boston, Sept 13.-Boston was at the
long end of another big score. 1t was
the second batting carnival in as many
days. Detroit having won big scor-
ing game Thursday.
Score: r II z
Detroit =. .Oo1 900 O31-51
Boston 49,. ....25O Sol O4*-1S 81 L
Batteries-Comstock Grover, Lo-
REM and Mckee; Leonard and Carri-
gan, Thomas.
mpire-O'Loughlin.
Washington 6; Cleveland 4.
Washington, Sept. 13.-With Fri
days victory over Cleveland the fifth
straight in four days. Washington
climbed to within a single game of
Cleveland in the fight for second place
in the American League pennant race.
The home team won by hitting Bland
ing hard when hits meant runs. The
big pitcher was sent back in vain eff
fort to check Washington and for the
first three innings the game looked
like it was going to be close.
1t was Johnsons second victory
over Cleveland of the series. He was
in fine form. allowing but four widely
scattered hits, striking out seven and
giving but one. base on balls.
Score: r H E
Cleveland 900 100 ooo-1 II
Washington .010 sol 01"-6 IL 3
Notwithstanding. James and
O'Neil; Johnson and Ainsmith.
Umpires-Evans and Egan.
New York 10; St. Louis B.
New York, Sept. 13.-New York
made it three out of four from st.
Louis. 1t was the last game between
these clubs this season and by winning
New York broke even in the % games
with their tail-end rivals. The game
was a pitchers battle between CaId-
well and Baumgardner until the sixth |
when with the score tied, the visitors
pitcher weakened and New York |
scored four runs on singles by Holden |
and Cree, Covington's error and Will |
Iiams' sacrifice, Gilhooley's triple and |
Zeider's single. Score: r H E |
St Louis 100 010 DOL 311 4
New York :. 100 104 04*-1013 OF
Batteries-Baumgar and Nc |
Allister: Caldwell and Sweeney.
Umpires-Ferguson and Sheridan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

world record made last April at
Bakersfield, Cal, where he drove a
car one mile on a circular dirt track
in 46 2-5 seconds. This record had
been thrown out by the contest board
of the American Automobile associ-
alton, but the decision was reversed
yesterday, according to a telegram
received by the southern California
contest committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

~Batted for Meinke in seventh.
*sBatted for Boehler in ninth
Score by innings: r.
= = =
St Joseph. o o 0 0 0 %
Summary: Two-base hit - McLarry.
Sacrifice hit-Griffith. Double play Fair
cloth to Smith to Koerner Stolen bases
McAllister co. Rapps, Zwilling: Bases on
balls-Of Faircloth, ?; off Boerler, L.
Struck out-By Faircloth, 4: by BoehIer.
4 Time-1:53. Umpires-Anderson and
Abbott
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN WINNING PENNANT

Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-What would
the Athletics do without Jack Barry :?
Win second money in the American
League race, say the critics.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at Cincinnati. New York al
Pittsburg. postponed: rain.
No others scheduled
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
TRANSFER BALL GAMES
Last Series With Drumners Goes to
St Joseph,

seph- Wichita Western League series
scheduled has been transferred from
Wichita to st. Joseph, opening today
account of poor attendance at
Wichita.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
BAKERS SCHEDULE.
Will Have Good Team and Meet Best
Teams in State.

Baldwin. Sept. 13.-The football
schedule for the season of 1913 is
complete, and Baker will play four
games on the Baker gridiron while
four will be played on foreign fields.
The schedule includes some good
hard games, and Coach Gallagher is
already busy with regular practice.
The schedule:
Oct. 3-Missouri Wesleyans at Cam
eron, Mo.
Oct. 11-Haskell at Baldwin.
Oct. 17-Fairmount at Wichita
Oct. 24-K- S. n. at Baldwin
Nov. 1-Wm. Jewell at Baldwin.
Nov. &C. of z. at Emporia.
Nov. 14-Southwestern at Winfield
Nov. 21-Ottawa at Baldwin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

Chicago at Kansas City-Postponed
wet grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
oLDFIELD GETS CREDIT.
Association Puts Mark on
Record Previously Denied.

Los Angeles. Sept 13.-Barney
Odfield received credit yesterday for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

IIlne-z:zz14 70; 2:2S; 2:21N; 2:NM.
First money to Miss Omar, second to
The Russell; third to Thorne McKin-
ney; fourth to Urbanus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

! Time-2:15A; 2:15A; 2:15A First
money to Shady Butterfly; second to
Marshall Ney; third to Joe Joe; fourth
| to Joe Mont.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

Time-2:19; 2:25. First money to Cliff
ford Hoyt; second to Billhurst; third
divided between Aleen Mack and Billy
| the Kid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

Stolen baseS-Payne, Cassidy. Three
base hit-Justice. Sacrifice hit-Congal-
ton Sacrific fy-FiSher. Struck out
Harris, 1; Schiller. 2. Bases on balls
Harris, 8; Schiller, 4. Double plays
Grubb to Payne to Kane; Kane to
Justice to l>ane. Hit by pitcher-Cof-
fey. Left on bases-Denver s; Omaha,
10. Time-1:39. UmpireS-kemptOn
and Collifiower
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-20
Proceedings Of The City Council.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met at the city hall June 8. 1919. sane
horo = reUularm meeting of said board. Pr sent-B. F. Thomas, mayor; L. 2
James CITY recorder; Caud Hal, marshal, j. I: Keeton, X Pressgrove. :. n
Horn r I. Taylor Robt Horton, w. b. Rush, aldermen.
The minutes Of last regular meeting ere read and approved.
O-3sred hat a netuion filed by A. 7. Roane It al, asking for the opening
of Franklin street, be referred to street committee.
Ordered that Mesas. KeNn and Pressgrove be, and they IRE hereby dp-
rorted a ommitteew with authority to take settlement on all outstandhn Noe-
walk accounts.
Ordered that the contract to furnish the city with Mine Run Coz TO- q Pc
rnd Of M ya from June Is, be. and the sam is hereby awarded 70 Inc
Rroadway Coal Company at 90 lie per tor f {. |. ar mine.
Ordered that the sum of $2 be refunded to X A McRae for refund taxes.
Ordered that Supt of w & L plant be directed to extend the sewer IN OF
Snider street from Franklin street to Mound street and from Bryant street %
Third street. -,
Ordered that the recorder be authorised and instructed to advertise Tor DOS
for LAYING pavement o. Depot street and the Public Square.
Onderedt that the city engineer be directed Il give to J Horton n otners
on Leyee street the line and grade for the laying OF sidewalks.
Ordered that the officers reports be approved, q follows:
Grenada, Miss, June Z, 1913
st...r,ert ~ w n McNamsra, city treasurer, for month ending this date.
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r--- $500 ,.ss~ -
BE Enacted BY the Legislature tie Territory Of Hauaii:
SECTION The Treasurer Of the Territory and the Reg
of Public Accounts shall be Bank Exam
inter for the Territory Of Hawaii The Treasurer with the
approval Of the Governor shell appoint fit and competent per
Deputy Bank Examiner perform the duties Of Bank
Examiner, who may be removed By the Treasurer with the
proval of the Governor.
SEcT1oNH2. No person shall be Bank Examiner who is
Director in of any interest shares Of oekn
company corporation that may be examined pursuant the
provisions of this Act.
Section g. The duties Of Bank Examiner shall be make
thorough examination of the affairs and conditions of every
Banking Corporation (oher than National Bank and Trust
Company doing business within the Territory and organized
under the provisions Of any law or hereafter enacted BY
the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii otherwise and
also Of Fdacay Company doing business within the Ter
rtor defined BY Act 6s of the Session Laws Of 1906 and
also make thorough examination of the affairs Of any
partnership individual that may be carrying now here
after a, Banking and Or Trust business.
SEcr1os The Bank Examiner shall have the power when
making such examination or examinations the may be-
to examine any of the officers of the corporations and agents of
the business being examined OATH and for such purpose
hereby authorized administer oats and may order and cause
to be produced by the officers agents employees Of said
poration company being examined all books of
account papers, documents and securities Under their
sion control Upon the close of such examination by the
Bank Examiner, he shall make full and detailed report of
the condition of the affairs of the Banking and Fiducay Com
pany, corporations individuals that have been examined by
him, substantially the form prescrb by the Schedule in
Section TO- which report shall be fled with records of the
Treasurer's Office
Section s. Such examinations by the Bank Examiner shall
be had and made two times in each year.
@ nh IT . i 4
power whenever he deems proper expeden
amnas be made the affairs and conditions any
of the Banking Trust Fducary Companies corporations
eopartnershps individuals addition the examination
hcrenbefe in this Act provided for and upon completion of
such additional examination the report made shall be filed
in the Office of the Treasurer
Sis' 81 1871 A 3 -
SEcTIoS Z The following fees for making examinations
shall be paid the Treasurer of the Territory for the of
the Territory:
For examining all copartnershps individuals or corpora
tions doing Banking Trust business and all Fidueay
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~
To AMEND SECTION 1924. RrvsEp LAWS, ~ SHorED ~
SEcTlos 3 Of AoE 1872, LAWS oF 1911 Ne 70
MuFIcIpM AND cousrr LIoEnsns Am Pznadt
Be u Enacted BY tie Lsg;slai.s Of the Territory Of Hs
srcrIen Session ao2a, Revised Laws, !. enac'sd SEQ
ton Of Act 1sa, w q ls11 hereby amended to read
as follows:
Session 989a. No permit license sha b isusd n
county city and county officer for the erection maintenance,
use o. operation Of any building ne permit License
may Be issned by such county q c I'd cunt officer under
the provisions Of Act 90 and 81 Act q e tie s,&n Ea1 Of
1911 under the provisions Of any orinann made i
Of said Act Acts and amendments theo lohe
erection, maintenance operation q spy ler Laundry
poi shop abattoir stable fish, vegetable Market
hotel tenement lodging house any place building where
nosome noxious trades manufactures carried
intended to be carried on for which permit license may
be issued by such county city and county officer under said
any other acts except upon certificate of the board
of health which certificate shall Be- furnished free Of charge
setting forth that agent Of said board has examined the
place. land and building on Or which il proposed 70
erect move, maintain operate said building bakery,
laundry pol shop abattoir stable fish, vegetable store
market hotel tenement lodging house, place building
where nosome noxous trades manufactures carried
on intended to be carried on and that such place. land
building t and sanitary condition suitable for the pur
pose Tor when the premises are 70 pc iAt lhe
ies have been provided therein and thereon for proper drain
age and sewerage disposal that provision has been made in the
plans and specifications Of proposed buildings Of alterations
of existing buildings for proper ventilation and air space and
for and sewerage disposal and that the location the
time proper for the the be there
red without danger public health No such permit shall
be issued except upon condition. which shall Be- embodied
the permit and which shall be binding upon tie licensee that
such place. land building shall be kept and maintained BY
the censee in good sanitary condition accordance with g
eral health laws regulations and orders M the board Of health
during the term of the license The board Of health hereby
authorized to direct the cancellation Of any sneh permit
license issued by any county city and county officer
any such place. land binding fails any and in
respect to meet the requirements Of the general health laws
regulations and orders of the board of health. =
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 18th day of April A D. 1919.
WAITER r FREAR
Governor Of the Territory IF Hawaii
ACT 81
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pap barring paid up sapisof less than Fifty Thousand
Dollars dollars those having paid up capital Of
Fifty Thousand Dollars and less than Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars ihiryfye dollars those having paid up capital Of
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars and less than -Four Hundred
Thonsapd Dollars fortyfye dollars; those having paid up
capital Of -Four Hundred Thousand Dollars and less than Six
Hundred thousand Dollars fy6ye dollars; and those hay
ing paid up capital of Six Hundred Thousand Dollars and
over sixtyye dollars shall be paid BY each of
the coparnershps individuals and corporations doing Bank
ing Trust business boh and for all examined such
pensaions shall be in lieu Of all other charges fees for max
ing said examinations An examination fee of twenty-five dol
lars shall be paid by each branch bank in addition to the
ination fee paid by the main institution.
SEcroS Any violation by the officers of the corporations
by persons of of the provisions of this Act
shall be deemed misdemeanor and be punished by fine not
exceeding $1,OO0O0, by imprisonment for not
ceedpg twelve months BY both fine and imprisonment
SEcToS q Whoever being an officer Of any corporation
any member of copartnership individual that
may be- subject the examinations provided for by this Act
shall nnreasonaby delay refuse to furnish the information
required By the Bank Examiner making such examination
by this Act required shall be deemed guilty Of
and upon shall be punished provided BY Section
Of this Act or who shall knowingly make false statement
under to any matter thing required said Bank Exam
liner in the eonrsekS his examination into its Of his affairs
shall upon conviction Be deemed ar. guilty Of
asrcrros 10. Report pursuant 70 Section 4
REPORT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES.
Of ii the close d Business . ].
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ..ss
< (a) On demand paper with more individual names
"a s$.................
W On demand paper sescurea BY stocks bonds and other
nnro nnala ifipaz
(e) On time paper with two more individual firm
names
(d OF time single name paper ana person without
oiher security
(e) On time secured BY stocks bonds and other personal
81 Secured BY real estate ehatte mortgages other
liens on real Or personal property
Cd Loans and Liabilities of ofHosrs and Directors.
Estate whether secured q uuseeured1 s..
-, -. J. s., ,..... ~ 'ss'''..'.'.'''
0VERDRAFTS.
Standing SIX months
Officers and Directors 5#
IS. 4. Estate whether seonred or unsecured)
Bonds fU, s, and Territory Of HawaiD
All other Bonds
Stocks and Bonds in Incorporated Cos.
Stocks other than above Ito be specifed)
Real Estate other than Banking House i
Banking House
Furniture and fixtures
Due from Banks and Bankers ts
Due from all other sources
Gold Coin n
e,.I--
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NEWT LASp kALinI. HoSoLuLU, CITY AID COUNTY
o. HoxoIrIr. TKnaToRY or H AwAu. As PEpIle Pas
Be e Enacted by tAe Legislature Of tAt Triorg q Hae
skoriox The iraet ii land hereinafier descbe 6l.
BY declared be and dedicated public park 70 BE- known
Kaihivaena Park
All that certain tract Of government land at Kal Homo
ap, Territory Of Hawaii being portion Of School Grant IS
Apana 4 more particularly decribed IS follows 70 VII:
Beginning 1t che west corner Of this lot the new north
side Of Reckley Street. said point being By true zimnh
and distance a0SO 30, s4s feet from the center Of
manhoe at the Intersection of Gnck and Bkey Streets and
the eoordinates Of said points Of beginning referred D Govern
menf Survey Trig Station aPunchboWP being s238l feet
north and 10000 feet es shown Government Survey
Registered Map No 1892 and running by true azmnths:
/. 240o 90, 1885 feet along fence
32s0 49, 1862 feet along the southwest side Of road
s. $40 So, 1921 feet along northwest side Of road;
1440 30 40745 feet along the northeast side Of
Beckey Street to the point of beginning and contain
ing an area Of approximately 4s,s75 square feet.
srorlor > This Act shall take effect from and after TIE
date.of It's approved
Approved this 18th day Of April A. D. 1918
s. WALTER 7. FREAR
Governor d The Territory q Hawaii.
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ACT 81
AN ACT

To Provide ESTERTAIKsfENT AID ExpESsEs or sFeII
SENATOR'S AND MEMBEns OF THE HousE OF REPEkskSrA'
r1vEs OF THE UNITED STATS A. NAY YIslf 4Hf f<st,
tory OF HAwAu PRIos 10 JpxE soy lQ15
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p j AL i H0N'sl j
ACT rs
ANAGT
To REPEAL SEcrIox 1851 on THE REyIsRD Laws OBJ HAwA
BE Enacted By the Legislature Of the Territory Of Haraii
sEcrIos l. Section 25s7 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii
be and the same is hereby repealed
SEcTIoS 9 This Act shall take effect from the day of
approval
Approved this 18th day of April A. d. 1913.
WALTER FREAR
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii
ACT77 81
An ACT
1905, BEING AN Acr DEFIsINe FIDUcIARY COMPANIES
STATEMENTS THEREFRoA.
Be Enacted By the Legislature Of the Territory Of HaUaii:
SECTION Section of Act 6s Of the Session Laws Of 1905
be and the same is hereby repealed
SECTION D. This Act shall take effect from the day of its
approval. sA 4s 81 ..5
Approved this 18th day Of April A D., 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor Of the Territory.
-
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AcT7s
AN ACT

PEsFoR,fEp pr HIM. AND no PnoylpE Fos RsAnIsArIoN
FEES.
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. Oapltal pad IN ss.s.#s 49, ss..s.z.s.
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
Dividends Unpaid
Deposits and Demand and Time Certificates Of Dpos ist
each item separately
Due to Bank and Bankers
Notes and Bills rediscounted
Bills Payable
Trust and Agency Accounts
ALL OTHER LIABILITIES including Certificates of De
posts representing money borrowed.
SEcTros H. This Act shall take effect from and after its
approval 81
Approved this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory Of Hawaii
ACT 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-11
Pennsylvania Emeie m.
[Chicago Record Herald


After careful and prayerfui consider
alton the legislature of Pennsylvania
has agreed upon flower that shall be
en1blenatic OF the state. And what is
that flower? None other than the
shrink violet The viole; as the en-
hleIn of Pennsylvania Yet. is there
not fitness in the selection. after all !?
a few years ago the adoption OF the
violet as the emblem of Pennsylvania
would have brought forth shouts OF
derision from the rest of the states;
bat there has been a change for the
better in the keystone commonwealth.
Quayism has almost gone out OF fash
ion there: Penrose appears TO have lost
his power and influence. and only few
day: ago the legislature Voted enthusi-
as,ically in favor Of the proposed con-
stitutional amendment providing for
the direct election of United States
senator's. Pennsylvania has recently
been trying various processes of puri-
fication. and not without good results
There Is an encouraging Improvement
over the plum tree epoch and promise
Of better things TO come. l. should be
the earnest hope of every true patriot
that Pennsylvania may succeed in be-
ing worthy Of her emblem.
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T1afEsRnrU8lIoAN nARsHAIIrowN IOWA, Arm. i 1913

attempting to intervene or override one
OF the others President Johnson pro-
tested against the alleged usurpation
Of his powers by congress. There was
restiessness III congress over the activ-
tiles of Presidents Cleveland and
Roosevelt in efforts to dominate legis-
lation. There are recent criticisms OF
the supreme court for alleged court
made law"-putting into statutes Ian
guage or meaning not placed there by
congress.
Thers are other similar instances in
on, national history of jealousy and
protest in one branch as against an
other for unwarranted interference.
President Wilson is in danger OF invok-
ing a storm in this respect early In his
administration by his activities in try
ing to shape legislation to suit his own
ideas. A president can accomplish
much in this direction because OF the
prestige of the presidency and because
of the powerful weapon he holds by
the vast official patronage at his dis
posal. But Is ii representative gov
eminent if a president is to dominate
senators and congressman?
Suppose the supreme court We're to
resore to similar tactics and were to
liver about congress seeking TO IN
fiuence ,egislation-wha terrific howl
all over the United States at the I'M
constitutional trespaass upon the pre-
negatives of the legislative body.
And yet, the first section of the first
a, ticle of the constit ltion DEGREES tha-
Ar legislative powers herein granted
shall be "e.Stnd in congress OF the
United States