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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
TURNER BESTS
GREEK CHAMPION
Kilonis Is Reported to Have Suf-
fered a Fractured Rib in
Second Fall,

! Joe Turner retains his title as cham
pion middlcwcight wrestler of the
world. through che failure of John
Kilonis, the champion OF Greece. to
prove Turner's equal in science and
strength. The bout at the Academy OF
Music last night was witnessed hy Il
good sized crowd. but tho event the
spectators paid their money to see was
delayed i'll starting until past o'clock.
which caused considerable dissatisfac-
ton.
Tho Greek won the FIRST fall in nino
minutes. after doing some fast and
Snappy work. He secured the fall with
u double Nelson leg hold Turner came
back in the second go. and though he
did not come back strong. il was
enough for him to win the fall. after
twenty-Scvcn minutes OF rather hard
work lie used tho scissors and half
Nelson hold. from which the Grccll
could not release himself. In This fall
kiolnis is said to have suffered Il frac-
tured rib. although the Greek went
twenty minutes In the third fall before
Turner was able to pin his shoulders
TO the mat with double leg hold.
Kilonis was reported by doctor to
he III no shape to go into the bout due
10 him being afflicted with hollis on his
arm and hand. The Greek put up q
game light. and some OF the fastest
wres Ting this season was witnessed by
the audience. AS a whole. the bout
was not az good as some other middle
weight events which have been sta Sed
here, and the wrestlers were not re-
quircd to exercise the science and Skill
which characterized other bouts.
Tcle rams from wrestlers from a dis
lance We're read. asking for a go with
the. winner OF the contest. The most
favored of these challenges was one
from Young Olson. the champion OF
sweden. and it is probable he will again
be seen here again against Turner
within Il few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
M'G|LLS DEFEAT
WEST END TEAM

y Very good game Of basketball was seen
at the Mct:iiI Catholic Union. when the Ne
GIN five and that or the West End ~ y.
lined up for battle. McGi!l won after hard
work. and The great playing "f Nickel and
Sullivan by the score Of % TO 2S.
The lineup: McGill Catholic Union
Nickel. right forward, FineEHn, i-it for
ward; sullivan, centre. H. Brand, left
guard; ierrnr right guard. West End
Athletic Association -I.cisncld. right for
ward. tyler. left forward. lander, centre;
seal. LETT guard: Duuford, right guard.
A.. -. Field goals McCiII. Nickel 80. Fine
gar %. Rankin t2,. sullivan a., GcrrinE
90. IVES, End y. A.. I,esield 80 tyler "a.
lander ~, Dunforl ~ Foul goals -McGill.
Nickel ~, Fincgan 80. Rankin %. Wcs,
End a. A.-Iicslcld 90. Xandcr 10. Time Of
halves. twenty minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
DENIAL OF
RUMORED SALE
Lessee of Jamestown Race Track
Wires Report Is Without
Foundation.

Norfolk. Va. December ID Bob
Levy lessee and manager of tho James
town race track. from his homo in
Houston. Texas, to-d95 sent IA tele-
gram to Norfolk asking that tho pub
lishcd reports TO the effect that he had
sold Ets interests in the local track 10
smith n Perry. Chicago bookmakcrs
be denied.
The telegram reads
81 still own my interests In the
jamestown track, and will he there Ia
the spring. ms heretofore. The rumor
of my selling out and retiring Is un-
founded.
tSigneD "BOD LEVY"
The jamestown track is owned by
James T.. Prince and the heirs Of the
late John NJ. Cashin. MIR. Levy has n
lease on tho property, which expires
next year If horse racing Is per-
United TO continue in Virgil Mr.. Levy
Will probably renew tho lease for I'VE
years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
MtRsIINI.IITI:S WIN
SCRIMMAGE FROM CADET,

the John Marshall High School
basketball five and the team from
The Bcncdictinc College had n little
ScrimmaEc game at the John Mar
SHAH gymnasium yesterday afternoon.
ana the Marshallitcs were not slow
~ running up large score on the
cadets. The cadets. however. showed
Bamcness throughout the contest. and
y was seen that they had the material
Tor inc making of good basketball
team. Tho High school bows had the
pest OF tho Benodictinc bunch from
mo start TO the ending, and they Old
no, IAN to rush all their power at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Do wit Newfng In "swe-t Lavender"

Do witt NewfnE In "Swcet Lavender"
What a rare and happy blending Of
Tie old and Of the new there was at
tho Eijou last night. Confederate
flags and colOrs draped the boxes ana
balconies Of a modern theatre, while a
cc,ncdy Of but yesterday was present
ed by Il company Of to-day Tor the
benefit of women who suffered for "A
cause that was---and will ever be-
The performances was given in order
that another room for the use Of some
cld woman in want might be endowed
ia that .bononccnt institution, the
lone for Needy Confederate Women ::
II WAS given under the auspices OF the
Children'S Auxiliary Of Lee chapttr OF
the United Daughters Of the Confed-
crazy. not of the children of those who
waited and wanted during those days
al old. unhappy. far-om things and
battles LONG ago" hut Of their chill
dren's children. who arc now assuming
the welcome burden Of caring for the
needy.
Win even moro sincerity and earn
catnesa thau have heretofore marked
their work during their season here,
tho young men ana women who. with
Miss Scot, at their head. constitute
De witt NcwiIg'a stock company,
played that pretty comedy Of Pinero's
earlier daya, sweet Lavender" whilo
the audience. children and gray-uni-
formed old men alike, sat smiling and
delighted in it,
The Governor of Virginia md other
distinguished Incn wore glad to signify
by their presence their interest In the
work for which tho performance was
given. and, when convenient mo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
CHATTANOOGA GETS
PFYL FROM THE GIANTS

New York, December l5.-Stcretary John
". Forster. OF the Giants. announced to- day
that No had sold TO Manager Harry McCor-
mick. OF Chattanooga, the services OF First
BAsernau Monte I'fyl.
Pfyl was sent by New York TO Altoona Your
years ago. lie jumped II contract 10 play
with the outlaw california League When
that circuit was taken into organized base
bali pfyl and number of other 1thle too
were put tho black list" Recently.
upon personal application. Tfyl was rein
stated by tho national commission and OF
course. reverted To Sow York's champions
Mccormick viii determine whether Iryi is
az major league cIlibrc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

New ork. December iV.-out Q!
those volcanic confines pi CINCINNATI
to-day oeNe!opcd an eruption that may
SNAKE orEAn'@eo paSepaii from i's iott!
p'GestaI. AutuSt HERMAN Pfesloeh'
II the RealeGS ana chairman OF the
National commission was threatened
by the board oi directors OIL ms cup
iih active blE IS'Eu" cNeCu'lNe nus ever
been called upon 20 submit. Ihis
noern "lo nc less 'hlhS .hah pupl'Tiy
uisa&NfoNe - lno Voh"'.'ors OF Joe
TINKER sale ny norman 10 'he brooK
lIu h"Seoal! ci"p'
lieIi man H'u S'Nth ne WI" Oh no'lo'
as Een'Ie 'ha'' an" ms pifulhS sieI@
'ure aS '''le' req ftSthtat'Nc o' the
Ilncihn"u hHStp"il cl"p' 70 carry
lhrouth l.. 2 SWN'tss'u u, issue VIC n'to-
va 'oiS W',ii ',ll ''S -, r''o''S 'os w
reivSS' 90 ne "'p'syu ,''.S'.'N',i % !'o
h'uS- i''l'1Vs ""s i"i!'ii,1 80 nv 49,
HAS i.'' "' '"t "SI npM
mai'S 'oi livi H'H"t 70 ,i'n too" us
'h" '' stan" N'S"vlio'ru u" tnt' plo-
i,SS''" NI'yH ne no alN'Es
SUmea 'le ioiS 81 lvanlis nero
ne l"'"l "a P's'tl ~ MN ny
,,'u"s'
IiaNe' 49, ". ~ ~. az ~ w.
.i"sV % ne "N'iol 80 t1S'S'o' va W"
~ ''"i'"' = V..l''' ~ ~,
10y 80"
"'tco'C' ~ N""N.i '"H 80 ", ~ ,i
i'"li 49, 't''"S' ~ 80" 70 '"s W
'i'ul' % iiis - ~ ~ ~! -,
NerE u"'' N''"'Ac i'F"' |" cincinnati
,
,"'""S ','i' '''"'" 800 ,',
'io' ',,a e',. ~ ~ ''o .,,,5
NY ..,', i'..,,i,''n, ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
EXPLOSION INJURIES GREEK.
Especial TO IN. Timts-Dlspatch |

7 >D'I.IiI 90 INC IlIts- DIE pa Ton.
Norfolk. Va, December i5.-cieorge T4b.;
Grcek. r. ia critical condition at 81
Ninccuts Hospital following tho ainputu.
tion OF his right leE below the knee. a,
The result OF injuries he received Ia AN au-
toinohilc accident to-day. Tablet was eli
deavorinE To cut on OF tn. connections
10 the pasolene tank when 81 exploded Hc
was blown twenty feet from the Gar. Tn,
automobile, which T. said belong 10 a
Mr.. Casseirnan, OF Richmond. was mol dam
"A cd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
WILL STOP POLLUTION OF wArEH.
I.ynchburg i. NJ. G. A. Appoints Committc,
10 Inyctt!gnte Dlscolorntion Of .Iamcs

Especial TO Tn. Times Diepatchl
Lynchhur6> Va. December I5.-The Lynch
burg J. VI. 6. y. has named committee 20
begin an agitation looking TO tho future pre-
vcntion OF tho pollution o! tho James River
10y refuse discharged from tanneries. Furnaces
ana pulp mills located In tho watershed
above this city. The y. ". e. A. has asked
FOR Joint committees from local CONNER
cal bodies. and the general committee viii
seek TO enlist other towns nud citl,s along
the river course. which nrc affected by the
nln-OLorMilon Of no hir.nlll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Mincoln Tribe Elects onicer-.

TNVe'Ih 10 Inc IITNt-- IlIsIatVN-I
Luxembourg VA. December 1.-THE Mineola
yIib" OF Red Men has elected tho follow
ing officers fOi tho coming term: SichcIn. j
{. Morris senior saFaiuorc, +. NJ Saunders:
Junior agaiuorr. g. g. BeaHry. prophet H.
q. Deacon. chief OF records. =. a Peter:
collector j. ". Mu'grovcr; keeper Of wan
pun, W. r. Wright. keeper vi wiEwarn. T.
II. Lee. and representative 10 great council.
l.. q. Murray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Ncxrn Shot in Leg

y. Alright, who conducts I, restaurant az
80 North Second street. arrested This
morning shortly before l o'clock 10y Bicycle
Policemen TouI!rsOn ana Reid the charge
nf shooting Thomas Parker. colored. In the
lex. Parker Is alleged TO have gone Into
ATrlGhi's place ana created disturbance.
which given as the cause of the shoot
ing. He waH taken In custody for being dis
orderly ana wnH locked up the Second
Police Station after being treated by DR..
Robert Whitehead. city Hospital ambulance
surgeon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Standing OF Tcnm In nncknin Icnru.
standInzof Tcnmr In Trnnln I.cnguc


Great interest Is now being taken In tho
Newport Christmas combination tournament.
consisting OF bowlcrs from tho class \. -
and divisions ana some splendid scores
have been put up In the opening games Ellis
ana Alright still lran with i.9h with Curry
and Whitman close second Morc than
twenty teams have already matched up to
take part, ana some big scores looked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
NEGRO MURDERED.
Robert Dabney Killed, Apparently for Hi
Money, I'm King Wiliufu

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Etna Mills Va. December l5.-Robcrt Dab
ney. IN aged negro of King William County.
disappeared last Saturday with "a large sum
Of money upon him This morning search
made. and DsbHcy found between
Etnn Mills and tho Pamunkcy River. dead as
result OF II blow on the head. His money
Nyns CONC. M MIrnsta hnve boon mRde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
BOWLING

The RcminEtons won three atralEht games
from tho Railroad Y. NJ. c. y. last night
on the Newport Alleys by forfeit. The REM
lhEtons played their regular games against
a picked team and put up !, good score
Davis. Smith and Bcardsley were high men
III tho series.
To-niEht the Richmond Lunch team meet
the Remingtons In the Richmond League
me Fonticcllo Springs meet the Progrcssivcs
team IN tho Central League. and in The
Times Dispatch League tho Makeups will
battle with the A!neu. Last nights scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
arry Herman May Be Forced to Resign Presidency

Tinker the property of BROOKLYN. re-
sardless of the action OF the Cincin-
natl board Of directors.
II Will have nothing to say on the
subject until | hear personally from
Ebbcts." was iIerrmann's comment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

Palace
Games This Week.

Observation-Disclosures Lunch VS. Times
Dispatch; Nirginians -. Bishop Shirt Com
pdny tenpinsj.
Friday-Fuiton Brownies VS. Palace
All games start at $50 O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
RfTCHIE AND MURPHY
40 FIGHT JANUARY 81

San francisco. Cal, December Is. Willie
Ritchie and Harlem Tommy Murphy We're re-
matched today 10 NgIt for the lightweight
championship Friday, January 90 The terms
arc those agreed to Tor the cancelled bout
~ December ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Murphy stu After Tinker.

Chicago. Ill. December l5.-Chayles
w Murphy. president of tho Chicago
Nationals, said to-day he was still in
the market for Tinker and would make
an EFFORT TO get him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS

BiiOu-Grnyr~ scott Company In
..Swcct Lavender" mntincc and night.
Lyric-i<cIth Vaudeville. matinee nnd
night.
audevilIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
CINCINNATI OWNERS
TO STOP TINKER'S SALE
Herrmanns Honor and Word Basis of Deal With
Ebbets, Who Will Demand Fulflment of Con
tract-National League Is Going Through
Internal Upheava- Murphy Continues
Efforts to Secure Tinker for Chicago.

man OF the National. Commission, could
not very we'll dodge the Issue If lie
were 40 disposed.
That his hoard Of directors were
not content with censurinS him proves
them Indifferent 10 the delicacy OF his
position. This board OF directors to-
DAY wired Ebhets that il iiss pproved
of the trade: that it believed Tinker
has been sold too chenply when the
Reds needed PLAYERS. and demanded GER
tain players In return for the short
stop.
j stand on the original bargain
declared Ebbets when lie had perused
the missive II entered into the con-
tract with Mr.. Hermann in good faith.
| know lie was sincere. lie had the
rower To make the transaction. l ac-
ccpted his proposition. landed q
iran who. believe. Will make Brook
iyn . pcnnant contender. and l intend
TO keep Him think so much %
Tinker that ! would not sci! his release
TO Cincinnati Tor $25,oo0
You may say Tor Gc that there
will he absolutely no furthet necotia-
tion between our club and Cincinnati
for any players whatever until Tinker
has signed 4 Brooklyn contract After
that II Mr.. Hermann or the Gin
ciunRti club owners desire ali; Of my
talent they will be free 10 negotiate:
but Will be under no obligations
Tinker is going TO play in Brooklyn
in 1914 II he plays in organized base
ball"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
. s-..s.s a..-- W.
Yann!Sun>
Standing Of the Clubs.
Palace Alleys,

Tho JOURNAL i've won two out OF three
games last night from tho Palace boys I'm
the Palace National Duckpin League. W NJ.
Anderson. OF the press boys. captured high
scnrc and total while Rowscy was ! close
second. Scores last Night:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

The following teams viii play this week.
Cooke and Davis; Thornton and Bicl"rs
Made ana Amos. Pitts ana blair. Little
page and harrow, Whitman and Farrer, Roy
and Tyler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

The ultlmatum Of the Ciucin-.t.
board of directors to President EbhetS
was couched in tho following terms.
Tine board of directors absolutely
disapprovcs OF tho agreement TO sell
Tinker for cash. They want playa-S
in exchange. If you can make deal
with Tinker 10 play ia brooklyn sub
nit us a proposition which will include
either pitcher YinSling or Eaeon oT
puthcldcr Moran OF Stencel with cash
equivalent Tor difference
In some quarters :; s oclieved = :
telegram merely a BLUFF OF Circinrat.' :
trade more adyantaC = th~ Ohio
city II such is the intention The t@.e.
graph company is the Only one who
VIII benefit Charles = i.Htcis las
determined 10 stand firm as ROCK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

ID. g..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
IMPLICATIONS
ARE PREDICTED
FAILURE TO PASS U. 5. SENATOR
Law CREATES ALARH-Hl
KNOCK DEMOCRATIC MARGIN.

Washington, July %. - COmql.ca-
,icns are predicted as certain 10 arise
over installation Of the d.rec, cleo
ton method for selection Of United
states senators. Most Of the trouble
is expected 10 result from the failure
O.. state legislatures TO promptly pro
vide appropriate methods for carrying
out The recent amendment 10 the con-
s,itution for elections.
Democratic members OF the senate
are more anxious about the situation
than the republicans. Should Two or
more yacancies on the democratic
s.d- O. the chamber occur the dem
ocrats' narrow margin Of power IN
,he body would be gone The thirty
,ro senatorial terms viii expire en-
March g. 1915. Some o: the states
already have provided a method ot
popular election Of senators. but many
o.. them have not. and vacancizs,
caused ty death or resignation, may
call g, any time for popular cleo
ZION from states which have 10: yst
acted
Democratic members Of The com
rci,.se OF privileges and elections
have considered the advisability q
having a national laE Prescribing a
method applicable 70 al states alike
To DO this congress would exercise
- -ore-. under The constitution, 70
revise state regulation IS TO tie
.su= and manner q selecting se-a-
-o-s. z step zLfca never has appealed
70 southern senators. 10 sooner hal
The suggestion @: federal legislation
-==r made than hey entered pro
-, and The .5sz has been abandoned
Georgia s First
Th- legislature q Georgia -sc=1tly
enacted legislation in regard 70 plao-
f-E The names ot senators OF thi
tzIlo-s ard has elected he first sen-
a-C- bv this method.
The Florida legislature decided il
rad already enough laws for thii
purpose The Texas legislature Ia
been called 20 meet n extra s=ssio;
20 consider. among cher things. tn
RAISING o. laws FOR election nachi1.
~. il zccJr5z.cs zitb the amend
-sn-
. The gg7e-uor o, Maryland has d
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
FERRIS COMMENDS
SEC'Y INTERIOR
FoR HIS INTEREST IN lNOIAH
ADMINISTRATORS I COmHls
SION 10 ASSIST.

Separation OF the iH'elIsen, high
class and ccmpe,eG, Indian from The
depend-u. and del.nquea, sort. and a
Pc. ca-.,a division o. trust f-nds
au1oug those Indians who could -1e.-
else sound business judgment is ad-
yoclt-d - Congressman Scott Ferns
in letter % Secretary OF the Int
rlor Fau-lu X. Lane as an ausw.r
10 Mr. lane letter dealing with n
Indian problems. Nr Lane propose
. commission 10 ass.s, the Indians 30
the management Of their affair
Since tILooD Of the $4,000 Indians
in the United States live in Oslaho-
ma. Congressman Ferris is greatly
interested in the matter Nj Ferris
answer to N- Lanes letter IS IS
follows.
Honorable Franklin X lane,
The Secretary Of Interior
Washington. u c.
"Wy Dear Mr.. Secretary:
i have Just read your valued favor
OF july "A containing many usetu.
SUGGESTIONS regarding the indian sit
uat.ol
aks sou k1cv. The writer has been
a student Of these problems for many
wears through actual contact with
the Indians. and I c0rrcborate in no
sr.r -s- II Won say. OF c0urse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

cided IL IS empowered, under exist
ing laws. 5 elo kafterhrl ccscywFd
ing laws. to use a Nri; Of election to
III the une1p.red term Of the late
Senator Rayner. Senator Jackson 5
nov serving b. designation Of the
governor.
such constitutional lawyers Of the
senate as Senators Root and Suther-
land ara SAID TO doubt the power Of
the governor to issue the writ and
the appearance OF q new senator from
Maryland to take the oath Of Office
may marx the initial fight in tn
senate over the senatorial election ma
ch.uery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

Beginning tomorrow morning a. :
O'Clock. Miss Clara Morgan xiii teach
4 six weeks summer term ot schoo.
a. the High School building Mss
Morgan IS elected 20 q position Il
The schools for next year and t0r :
number OF years has been . Tery sue
cessful teacher in Mississippi SUI.
Richards requests all children who
desire 10 take the work 20 b o. hand
al the hour named with thar pro-
motion cards. The school VII be
very convenient for those Who have
work 10 make NJ or those Mo 6ssirs
70 take advance standing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
States ses, ~. Indians.

SNEEc DESk ~ A'-'-''-f
The paragraph OF your letter
which speaks Of Withdrawing super
vision IS very balm to the souls u
he people 1ho know intimately OF
he questions. For example, my dea-
NJ Secretary. the governor Of our
st4,e is an Indian citizen. as is ;he
lieutenant governor. the ey-sgease-
~ our legislature. and the speaker
after statehood. The pres.de1. o.
cur constitutional convention was an
Indian citizen. three members Of
congress from our state and one sen
TOR are Indian citizens Our legal
medical and al scientific professions
-s filled with Indian citizens, and
hay stand OF. times at .hs very head
q the profession. many ot the Lead
NJ bankers OF our state aye Ind a.
citizens as we'll
-Wha, is really needed is sepa-
ration O, the real surs-'nuf' Indians
from the zhite Indians. In ny .ud-
men. his can only be accomplished
p. pr capita division Of their trust
funds 1- The books Of the treasury
o., ,he United States and have con
e-ess issue 10 you The power TO have
@ competency commission 20 speedily,
ho-o-ably and wi-hou; fear Or favo-
e7a-1re the Incompetent te7ender.
Indians from ,h= intelligent high
class. competent Indians. As soon a.
Ills can b accomplished then turn
over every penny 20 the comPe,sa'
l-5faas that uslorcs 20 them and
place them on an equal footing vita
every other citizen Of the J1-;el
states. take from them every tea-
ture Of governmental supervision and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

E---- MEMBER g the H1izh-s ana
LADIES' O.. Security IS r=s specially 7e-
oues-ed and urged TO 1e present a.
The meeting .o-i-Lt a. : O'Clock BUS
mess q importance and !-.=res: % al
demands vor- presence
MRS TILLLE CHADOICH. Sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

4, {: ;: - :: 3: 3: :: :: p" u" !: :: 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
Situation Comple1.

The Situation is complicated by the
amendment further limiting the gov
e-nors power 10 fill vacancies in the
senate. IL the past a governor has
filled vacancies occurring when the
legislature was not in session. Here
after = governor may not fill a va
cancy unless the legislature Of his
state has empowered him to make
temporary appointments until the
people nay fill the vacancy By cleo
Ton. as the legislature may direct.
The matter has been called to ths
attention Of the democratic congress
sional committee and it may take
steps TO urge The states to pass leg
isla-o1 as quickly as possible. It viii
Sc 70 i that zIl the states that
elec, senators for the terms begin
mig II 1918 act before that time.
Should vacancies occur, during pen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
NAMES GOOD ROADS" DAYS.
Governor OF Missouri Wants Whole
State 70 Observe Them.

Jefferson City, No. " 2l-The
governor today issued 2 proclamation
setting August 20 and u as public
holidays to be known as Good Roads
DAYS. Every county in tie state is
asked TO issue supplementary proc
lamation. The governor estimated
that work approximating $1.50o.000 n
value viii result.
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deucy Of the tariff act, in states
where suitable machinery Is not now
provided. il is understood the COM
m.,tse would e. once urge the con-
y5lilg Of the state legislature 10
authorize the governors 10 appoint
and to provide for the placing Of
c2nd. dates for senator on the bal
lots IN future elections.