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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-At least eighteen
cities will be represented at a meet
ing here today for the purpose of
organising the National Amateur
Baseball association Of the United
States. The meeting will be in re-
Spouse to a call issued by the Chi
cago Amateur Baseball league. Inc it
is planned to organize the amateur
associations Of the country into a
body similar to, that of the major
leagues.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
WISCONSIN LEAGUE
TO OPEN ON MAY 6

Madison, Wis. Feb. 2o.-The Wis
consin-Illinois Baseball league will
open the session May 6 or Z and close
September 10. it was decided yester-
day at the annual meeting. The
schedule of 1875 games was retained.
the agitation for 40 games meeting
with little support.
The transfer of the Fond du Lac
franchise to Menominee was ratified.
Freeport, ILL.,, through George Bulb
ser. applied for the franchise held by
Wausau. Wis. The application will
be considered at a meeting in about
ten days when the schedule will be
ratified.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
CAPTURES
CUP IN DOUBLE Event
IN ST. THOMAS spiel

st. Thonus. y. d.. Feb. 10
The BOwcsmont Kinks captured
tic cup in the doubles event in
tho annual 81. Thomas bonspiel.
The BoWcsmOnt. Kinks. skipped by
d. W. Thompson and y. Ball. dc.
featc4l the DrsiytOn Kinks. skipped
by j. X. Strong and r. r. Newcns,
in the final event, IS TO 16.
Competition in the singles event,
was begun this morning and Is
still in progress. The final contest
in this event will be played to-
morrow. il is believed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
AFTER FIGHTERs.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-Reginald L. Bak-1
er. the Australian boxing. promoter,
reached Chicago yesterday in his
quest for boxers to make a tour of his
country. lie expects to remain mere
several days before leaving for New
York. Among the fighters with
whom he has arranged to talk il.
Packy Mcfarland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
STOVALL SAYS HE
HAS SIGNED TWENTY

Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 2o.-George
Stovall. manager of the Kansas City
Fedora league baseball club, arrived
Yesterday from his home in Los Ang-
eles. where he has been spending the
winter. He declared he had signed
twenty players.
Stovall said he expected to add two
more big league players to his squad
before March 2. on which date nd
will take his men to Wichita Falls,
Tex, for spring training.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
VALLEY CITY DEFEATED.
Jamestown Co. Ii Wins from Co.
OuiNtot

JaInestOWn Co. III Wins from Co. G.
Quintet.
jamestown, n. D., Feb. 20.-In the
fastest and best game played here
this season, the jamestown Co. H.
team defeated the Valley City Co. G.
quint. "a to %. At the end of the reg
ular playing period, the score was a
tie and five minutes extra had to be
played to decide the contest.
The Valley City quint carried off the
honors of the first half. winning that
period IL to S. Jamestown came
back strong in the second session and
managed to nose out a victory.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
PARK RIVER ICE MEET.
Management Making Preparations
For Skating Tournament.

Park River, n. d., Feb. 20.-The
management Of the Park River ice
rink is making preparations for a
skating tournament, which probably
will be held mex week. There will be
n mile, half-mile and three-quarter
mile races. A silver loving cup will be
offered as first price in each event.
while a gold medal will be given for
second M third places.
Entries are expected from Grafton,
Forest River, Grand Forks, Inkster
and other places.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
TWO


But two curling matches were play
ed at the Dakota club.rinks yesterday,
The afternoon games between the
Sheppard and Garvin and the McKen-
zie and Griffith Kinks, were. postponed.
Last night the Black rink defeated
the Fletcher rev., 10 to 8. The Gray
four overwhelmed the Common quar-
ter. IA to 4.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-20
PORTAL IS IN y

Curriers' of That City Organize Club
III Begin Play.
Portal. \. H., Feb. 2O.--t:urlers of
Portal are the latest to get in line
with a club. They have combined Will,
curriers' from North Portal. Sask.. and
9. strong organization has been effect
ed.
The club has built a curling rink in
one OF the government buildings, and
they already have begun contests. A
local bonspiel is being planned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia:
AT rules held in the clerk X Office OF the
Circuit Court for the County OF Preston.
ON the first Monday OF August. 1914.
James III. x Mary q. George va William
George, at al. In Chancery.
The object of this suit IL to partition
the lands of about Two hundred (2OOl
acres lying in Union District, Preston
county, West Virginia, formerly owned
by William and James Gcorpc) among
the plaintiffs and defendants according
to their respective interests, and for
general relief.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled
in said cause that the defendant William
George Mary Robinson Edward George
Robert George and John George, (son OF
Edward), are not residents OF this State.
on motion of the plaintiffs il liz ordered
that the said defendants be required TO
appear within one month after the date
al the first publication OF this order and
do what IL necessary 10 protect their
interests.
1t ~ further ordered that this order he
published and posted az required by law.
copy-Tcste:
j. w. WATSON, Clerk.
Published first time, August q. 1914.
Attest; j. W. WArsoN, Clerk.
T.. j.; Crogan, Esquire, Counsel for
pialhun. Hit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13

Messrs. Jas. Il. and VIII. Benson OF
lniontown, Pa, made dying trip to
tins place in the formers Ford freak.
"Beckie," last Sunday.
Since our last ofIense IN 'hcse columns
the stork has left another l',tle daughter
in the home of Mr.. and V.rs. II. D..
Spikcr.
Bruce Benson is rusticatine here after
spending some months in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Miller are now
pleasantly settled in their handsome new
home, recently completed.
Mrs. j. L. Barnes returned Thursday
from weeks visit to her daughter Mamie
(Mrs. Burner) OF California, Pa.
Miss Alice Guscman was a recent visi.
tor OF her sister, Mrs. Marshall Harmed.
Misses Elizabeth Krater of IIomewood.
Pa, and Anna llorner of Williamsburg,
Pa, are guests of Mrs. w. IL. Miller. -.
DIR. G. w. waddell of Fairmont. w.
Va, is spending week at his old home
here.
Mr.. and Ms. G.. +. Eggers of Union
town, motorcd over for n short visit TO
Mr.. Eggers' brother who il spending his
summer here.
One OF the most enjoyable social func-
tons of the season was the lawn party
given 10y the young people of Brandon
Vile To the Bruceton people who have so
kindly assisted in our benefit entertain
ments this summer, the party was held
at the home OF Miss Lynne Waddell. The
ample lawn was aglow with colored lights,
and well provided with rugs, cushions,
swings and rustic seats. As the air grew
cooler the guests adjourned TO the parors
where delicious refreshments were served.
Games were played until late hour.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Forquer ofrsina,
Pa, are visiting Mr.. Forquer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Forquer, Of near
town.
Miss Nellie Spiker spent few days in
Uniontown, Pa, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sprowl and little
daughter Hulda, of Uniontown, Pa, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Benson.
w. III. Benson has had his house, the
Scott property torn down and will shortly
begin the construction OF new residence
Miss Susan Schrock OF Confluence, Pa. =,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Ezra
Glover
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Broadway

The Misses Bosley from Morgantown.
spent last week visiting friends ia this
section.
Mrs. II. A. Bailey Of Morgantown,
and Mrs. g. II. Fogg OF Putnam, Conn. q,
spent several days here last week.
Mrs. 4. y. Liston and daughter Doro-
thy are visiting friends on the East Side
for the present.
Mrs. Mary Groves Of Morga ntown, is
visiting at T. +. Gamers this week.
About fifty from this section went 10
Beech Run Saturday b the picnic. All
report good time.
An election was held in this district
Saturday for school bonds. We under
stand il carried; n 80 will have better
school facilities.
This is the time Of the year for all OF
ficials to yet busy. The county com
missioners 70 get roads in shape before
the fall rains come. Some Of our roads
have had no work for three years there.
fore are not in tho best condition. We
hope our county court will look after
this. Also our school board has plenty
~ see after as time approaches for school
and make the proper arrangements 70
get all the scholars in school. Some in
this section are cut ont by over distance
and we hope some kind OF arrangement
can be made for their beIIcfit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Order OF se,v,oes

For the blessing and laying OF the cor
nerstone Of ST. Peters Catholic church
at Kingwood, W. Va, Sunday, August
Is, 1911, at $3.50 p. m. by Rev. Patrick
J. Browne, Iowesyille. w. Va, repre-
senting Right Rev. r. J Domaine D. % ,
Bishop Of Wheeling
J.. Blessing OF the Salt and Water.
2. Reciting Of the Psalms
8. Blessing of the Location for the Altar.
4 Blessing Of the Cornerstone.
3. Reciting Of the Litanios Of the Saints.
9 Laying Of the Cornerstone.
T. Blessing Of the Foundation.
8. Hymn. Come Holy Ghost. Veni
Creator.
8. Sermon by Rev. z. j. Browne.
10. Hymn, Holy God We Praise Thy
Name TIE D0nin.
IL. Address by J. RI. s. Barlow. ESQ.
Building Committee; John Greaser.
James o. Hara, Frank F. Barlow, Edward
Greaser. John Spcrandio, Ross wilhelm,
Lorenzo FeItz, William Fletcher. James
GrcaNr, Joseph Fletcher.
Rev. r. , Browne, Pastor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Machinery FOR Sale

Schneider boiler. "a h H., rebuilt repaired
ana tcsted -ldO lbs. steam pressure and l7b lbs.
hydraulic. No leaks nor cracks found under these
loHlA. ~ has now ainokostack. grato bars. in
fcctor. steam guago. whistle. blow-or valve,
brassos nnd OIL cups. opcn hrcbox. ilucs nearly nil
shape. smoke box end half lined with h-incf
boiler plate Thia boiler In well built out " NAL
lchbo iron-will last for years. ThiaIs "a Rcconsi-
mana boiler no special guarantee N made sold
aH u is. Make us nm offer. Terms cash aa soon
aH sale ~ contaminated. Settlement required bc-
offer.
good Bronncll engine. ~ h. D.. used but little
n Russell portable "a. D.. 800. Several inserted
tooth gaws. o. DO aud 90 inches Alao "A few nolld
tooth-n bi-inch. So; b6-inch. s2i One Pickering
governor, now, ia, Sib; Same now. si2 ono Of
tho best gas and gafolino engines nude. 4 IA. D..
$40. Othor machinery. onffinos boors and part
n bargain you can never duplicate. A 60-inch
inserted tooth saw. ~ teeth. Sxl0 Rungc new,
never used, Jos. Ohlen g Son make. $50. Writo
us See IA. Soc the Schneider boiler aud this saw
aS-l2t W NJ. KlNCAID. Cameron, w. Va,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Ponce do Leon Fauod, tiis Prize Found

Ponce dc Leon. tho daring cNpior,,r scarrbod
Hhhong the ewamp, Of tiorida ior tho Fountain OF
hooth. which the Indians said would rcf torn
poMcr anu mako people young. He did not hnd a.
inuusNnda OF chronic intestinal bowel and
,tomneh auilcrora have written 60 Goo H. Mnyr
haVo found u. lila rouv,ly Compoaed ~ b,,nlinf,
vegetable oila from France. has indeed given
Them hack the health OF Youth.
why suffer from indircstion gassn on tho
ttomneh, tanting spells, torpid liver. oonstiuntiou
ma All tho evils of disoplcrrd ntumnch when
mere ~ relief horcf Mayru Wonderful stomach
ltcmcdy w. now sold hy Qucon'a phnrmncy Ma
sOn.own W. Va moi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Total estimated disburscmcnta......
Amount 10 b. nrnYinnd for Inv lnvv

II appcating 20 the council that tho total vnlua-
ton 81 ali taxable property In this municipality.
according to the last assessment thereof IN sS 1fS
honR real estate 10 the value OF 500, 2O5 personal
property Tn tho value of Silb570 and railroad ARD
Qihcr property assessed by tho board Of public
works 10 tho value of s......... M certified to
tho council 10y the officer whose duty II Il Il 10
make such report and u appearing from tho Fore
going estimates that " Ia necessary TO raise by
levy after dcductng oil credits, Sitei ~ for munf
cipnl purposca; therefore u W. determined that n
levy ON each one hundred dollars valuation OF Is
cents and cents apccial for municipal purposes
WIZ TN necessary 10 produce the estimated amount
aa aforesaid for tho ensuing nacal year.
State Of wcat VirEinn. County OF Preston. Town
OF kingwoOd ro-wt.
I. J Frank Rodcheavcr. in and for tho muni-
cpnliN OF kingwood, county OF Preston. and state
ut Wcat Virginia, do hereby certify that tho fore
going In n true copy from the rccorda OF an order
mado by the council of said municipality ON the
nth day OF Aupuat 1914
Givon nndcr my hand this 18th day of Aug. iyii
:. FRANK RopEnEAvrR. Recorder
ni tho Municipality OF Kincwood w. Vn.
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Total
6 90
. .s.s .........s...s
SHEEP FUND
Unpaid.
Nothing.

State OF West Virginia
County OF Preston, to-wit:
i. +. G. EVERY. Clerk OF the Coun-
" Court OF the County and State
aforesaid. do hereby certify that rho
foregoing is a true statement OF the
financial condition OF Preston coun.
" Tor the year ending June 30. 1914.
Given under my hand this tenth day
OF August. 1914.
T.. c. EvERLY.
Clerk County Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13

IL appearing To thu court that the total Vnlua-
ton OF al taxable property in this county Accord
inh 10 the last assessment thereof. a. SiShilOQO.
n'ing reh estate q tho value of SiSg3OO personal
property to the value of Si1lSsO: and railroad and
other property asscHscd 10y the Board OF Public
works To tho value cf S6i72ihS certified a. thia
court py tho assessor and II appearing from the
torcgoing estimates that " IA necessary To- rni.e
by lcVy. after dcduoting all credits SGSiaO lor
county purposes. therefore u iS Determined that
levy on each Ono Hundred Dollars valuation of
iwenN 1.-TWO cents Tie. Tor county purposca will
hc necessary to produce the estimated amounts as
aforesaid for tho ensuing fiscal Year
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Cuz zart

The most OF our farmers have their
oats cut. Oats will be fairly good crop,
Fruit in abundance Trees are break
ing down.
Jacob Matlick one OF Missouri's modern
and progressive men. is visiting friends
i'm this and adjoining communities.
Joseph Feather and w. A. Wolfe made
business trip to Bruceton one day the
past week.
Miss VERNE Groves is with home folks
for a short time. She will leave for
Morgantown i'm the near future where
she expects to attend school the coming
winter.
Fletcher Smith lost his fine blooded
stallion the past week.
Miss Edna Feather OF Uniontown, Pa.
has been visiting the parental home the
past two weeks.
Hume Livengood made business trip
to Albright the past week
a. X. Livengood and wife paid John
Rodeheavcr a visit Sunday.
Dean q Company have their sawmill
running in full blast. They have fine
lot Of timber on Muddy creek. Ringer
Bros. are in the lead. They are also
starting a pole cat ranch.
Miss Emma Llvengood is spending a
few weeks with home folks.
b. G.. NJ. AMMAN is our champion
motor man.
Charles Groves expects TO teach the
vale school this coming winter. Charley
is an up-tO-datc teacher.
John Morrow is confined TO his bed al
Philip ScbnopDs'.
j. l.. Reckart and family motored out
to GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Claude Reckart has fine Shetland
pony which is great comfort. 10 him.
Claude is crippled boy and has never
been able 10 walk, but is naturally an
intelligent boy.
There will be an all day meeting at
this place the last Sunday of August.
w. A. Crane has been putting some
much needed repairs on our roads the
pact week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
ESTIMATE

For special road lovy Tor the purpose OF im-
proVlnit constructing. maintaining or acquiring
any public road. highwpyo OF turnpike. making and
tcpair of roads and bridges. provided In sSction
= chapter 40. Acts 1914.
Tho purpose OF this lcvy u for the rrpntr and
improvements OF the district roads and pikcs of
the county; the district levy of Ton Cents [iOcl
being Inadequate FOR the same Tho full levy of
Five Ccnta l5cl will be necessary to met the above
conditions.
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ESTIMATE

To lay special bridge levy rs provided In third
proViao section =. chapter .. Acts i9NS. and
nmcndcd by the acts OF 1918.
The purpose OF this levy w To- repair aud con.
struct new bridges throughout the county There
being no indebtedness Of any kind. the court osti
mates that IL will require a levy OF Five Cents
l5cl to make the contemplated improvements
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
rolal cnlLnntolnoninla

Debts and icnanda owcd by aid municipality
which VIII become due and payable during tho
surrcnt hscal year. including interest ON bonued
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
wv - WI NTTITNITN-
County ot Preston. ro-wit.

!, p O. Evuly, clrrk ~ tho county court of s,il
county and state do hcrchy certify that tho for,,-
fving coniorna Go an order made aud entered hy
'Nu county court on the nth day OF Auwust 1914
II. G. Evenly, Clork County Court
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
ESTIMATE PRESTON COUNTY
SAD of NJ Nirlnla.

state IL West Virginia
County Of rN~ton To-Wit.
~ special session Of the county court OF rr,,s-
tcn county. held On the 18th day 81 August. lals
Present; r. L. Gibson. President and 7. q. Brown
.taScs SSpn A.. l. Sidwcll. Lcc Winters Calvin
AeIscrry, J. T. Jenkins and NJ. II. King Commits
IN accordanec with section :. chapter y Of the
Nct7 90 tho legislature ~ tNS the court proceeded
70 nhaAV az an estimate Of the amount NECESSARY
% ~ tevicd Tor the current fiscal year. and 10th
detSfnino and estimate tho several amounts 60 IL
ESTIMATE
Tho amount due. and the amount that will
pVcoi.c duC aud oollcctlhlc from every source eN-
ccpt frOm the loVy III taNca to h, made fc, a.
current fiscal ycar.
n Balance due frOm sheriff ...
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13
Estimate for Road Purposes

Tho court proceeded TO make up an estimate of
the amount necessary to bo levied Tor the current
hscal year. 10 open and keep in repair the datrict
roads I'm Prcnton county, aud doth determine and
estimate the several amounts Co bc levied ma
follows:
uNCwooD DISTRICT
l. Tho amount due and tho amount TINT will
necomc due and collcctblo from every source, cN-
cNpt from the lew of taxes to loo made FOR Tho
current fiscal year.
"A naiooco ,t,,. f,.,... ,t.-trr -.
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ss,Ima,e rown o. kloowoes

vf kioswVod. 1O-witi
~ ercfuiar fc3ricn 81 tho council OF tho town
9. Ntnswood. frcston county held In the couneil
shemosrs th0rcot. In the Town Hall building ON
INC nth day Of AUGUST 1914. there wcrc present
ccf,ier and p. Crosran. DIR. u. j. Rusinsiii Co
eli of ssid town. Wv >~''">
In occoriancc with section 4. chapter .. Of tho
Acts OF the extraordinary session OF tho iexisla-
tufc ~ W., tho council procec,ieI 10 make up an
cstnnaoOf the amounts NECESSARY 10 10 levied Tor
thS cufrvnt fiscal year. 20 cover all municipal
ucnt' and liabilities payable during the said year.
including prohohlC expenditures for municipai
purposes. and proper allowances for dclinauent
t,Nce. cNpenao ~ collections and contingcncics:
out dcd1ctnk thercfrom TIC money IN the town
municipal claims and doth determine and estiui.tc
the several amounts 90 bo levied rs follows;
ESTIMATES
Maximum levy 81 cents on the hundred dollars
Ianation special lcvy cents on the ono hum
drcd dollars valuation.
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Daily Thought.
That load becomes light which in
oheerfully borne-Ovid.
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Tho amount duo the said municipality and tho
amount that win become duo and collectiblc ffom
eNNIy eourco. except from tho cvy OF taxcs Ia i,c
made Tor tho current fiscal year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-13

outry-Fowofs Plants
Arrange
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GRANT plsrarr

Tho ogsrcgato value Of the taxable property In
tho respective districts of tho cOunty according 10
lho lat asa.s .rnont thercol u d. fN-lnMal
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Mule Race for SIS Purse. All
Mules Eligible. Write or
Call the Secretary for Entry Cards
for Mule Race
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-18
Schools Backbone of the State" Arkansas Possesses Four Agricultural Institutes That Are Unique in Educational
 History of the State.
History of the State.

Arkansas has four schools that are unique No other state, north or south, has four such institutions like them. They are the four agricultural schools, located in the central part of the four sections of the state. These schools were established four years ago through the efforts of the farmers of the state. Their chief aim is to train the farmer boys and girls to go back to the farms and be suc cessful farmers and home makers They are schools of the farmers, by the farmers and for the farmers. Each one of them is controlled by local board of five farmers-men who be- lieve in work, rather than theory, and who know that the future of this state depends upon the energy and ability of the boys and girls who will spend their lives on the farms. These schools are called by the farmers "The backbone of the State.'
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-18
OLD BOARD WILL
 RESIST REMOVAL
FOUR MEMBERS DENY GOVERN OR'S AUTHORITY TO DIS-
 MISS THEM.
TO BE TESTED IN THE COURTS
With Naming of New Board By Gov. Hays, There Will Be Two Claiming
 Authority Over State Institutions.
Little Rock

 The four men removed from the State Board of Charitable Institutions -E. c. Parsons of Batesville, R. C.. Love of Mountain Home, Dr. w. C.. Dunaway of Little Rock and s. M. Shane of ragould-announce that they will oppose the governors ac- tion. They issued statement reply ing to Governor Hays letter, denying the governors authority to dismiss them. Governor Hays began the con- sideration of residents of each of the six congressional districts, where ne has created vacancies on the board with view to naming new members announcing that he would convene the new board with a new secretary to re- place Secretary R. w. Hart this week. Gen. Thomas Green of Pine Bluff will be a member of both boards, as he is not concerned in the fight. There will be test suit in the courts to de- termine the question involved.
 Governor Hays has received hun dreds of congratulatory letters, tele- grams and telephone messages, prais- ing him for his stand.
 That Governor Hays will be sustain ed in the courts for discharging mem- bers of the board, seems to be gener- ally believed The governor in his letter presented two causes for his act, either of which, it is said, is suf- ficient ground for removing the mem berS