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The New York herald., 1921-04-03
TIPPITY WITCHET
WINS FIRST BIG
RACE OF SEASON
Bauer Gelding Beats Smart
Field in Inaugural Han
dicap at Bowie.
JADDA LANDS FIDELITY
Twelve Thousand Turf Fol-
lowers Crowd Track and
See Good Racing.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HzEi.Ds
BALTIMORE, April 2.-The Eastern
racing season was given royal well
come by 10000 persons making up the
greatest attendance in the tracks his
tory at Bowie to-day. Bright, warm
weather and good track conditions
prevailed for the running Of a well
rounded programme.
L. r. Bauer's six-year- old gelding Tip
pity Witchet, carrying top weight or
122 pounds, won the inaugural Handi-
cap, seven furlong event from sorio
of the best horses quartered at tho
track. Ridden by Parrington, the son
Of Broomstick and Lady Frfvolea
dropped in behind the pace provided BY
Mythology and st. Isidore. until the
home turn, where he moved stoutly
along the inner rail to win by one and
q half lengths from Captain Hershler.
Bolster and seven others. Mythology
closed sharply over at the start In TAX
Ing the lead and interfered with Wood
Violet and Bolster The race was run
in 1:2s. regarded as highly creditabte
by the professionals considering track
conditions.
Buddy Ensor riding Red Tom. two-
year-Old, Dy Ills AuJeSNy icoduSs
won the first race of the Eastern year
in a gallop. holding sway throughout.
Though there were no close finishes
last years form over the track was
well observed through the victories OF
the choices Jadda and Columbine.
Koh-i-noor, ridden by Heupel, was the
longest priced winner of the day ovG
the fifteen others Of the biggest field o.
the day The mare paid $3.50 for thA
So ticket. Paul Connolly and Nighe
Raider took the other races.
Starter George Miller effected gen.
orally good starts. None OF his three
assistants were permitted to use whips.
BedweII mt the Track.
H. c. Bedwel accompanied by q
lawyer, handed j. X. l.. Ross's apphca-
ton that Bedwell be recognized as
authorized agent to Racing Secretary
Joseph McLennon last night The appli.
cation was made on q blank issued by
the Jockey Club, and the title OF the
latter body was stricken out and tho
words Maryland Racing Commission
substituted. Bedwell did not state
whether the application was intended to
cover the Bowie or Havre De Grace
meeting. McLennon took the paper
under advisement after telling BedwelI
that an answer would be forthcoming
after the, next regular meeting OF the
Maryland Racing Commission. There
are no Ross horses at Bowie. but II 10
expected that they will race at Havre Do
Grace under the nominal training OF
Carey Winfrey.
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YALE nine BEATEN
BY SQUEEZE PLAY
Georgia Snatches Victory in
Seventh Inning by
Score of 2 to i.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.

At Athens. Ga.-Georgia, 2; Yale. /.
At Philadelphia-Penn.. 4; Bowdoin, 8.
At Princeton--Holy Gross, 4; Princeton, 3.
At West Point-Army. 8; G. G. N. Y. B.
At Baltimore-Dartmouth. 9; Johns Hop
kins, 3.
At Cambridge-Harvard. 10; Northeastern
College, g.
At Washington-Penn State. 4; George
At Nashville. Tenn.-vanderbnt University.
2: Indiana University, o. .4.
At Charlottesville. va.-North Carolina. .;
Virginia, 3.
At wiiliamstown. Mass.-williams. Is; All
At WashIngton-cathonc University. 8;
Fordham, 7. University Of Maryland, 10;
Al Lafayette, Ind.-Purdue University. 8.
Depauws !.
Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
ATHENS, Ca. April 2.-Georgia won
its second game from Yale In the lat
ter's spring training trip In Dixie this
afternoon In pitchers battle by to !.
Ted Chittenden and Cliff Pantone. the
latter Georgia freshman. both had
wonderful control. Chittendens support
was even better than that accorded the
Georgian. for the Yale fielders played
errorless ball But the luck was with
the Georgians.
With the score tied In the seventh
Ware Hutcheson led off with a scream
ing double to right field Mangum sac
rificed him to third with pretty bunt.
The stands were In frenzy of Joy when
the Georgians completed perfect
squeeze" play Pug" Mise bunting 10
Chittenden and Hutcheson crossing the
plate like a flash. This was the play
that turned possible defeat into victory.
Georgias first run was scored In the
fourth when Watson drew pass.
Hutcheson sacrificed and Mangum's
double brought Watson home. Things
looked dangerous for Georgia in the
sixth inning when Murphy led off with a
single and raced to the keystone bag on
a wild pitch. Sloane grounded to Cody,
who tried to catch Murphy In trap be-
tween second and third. He was safe
when Mise dropped the ball. Pantone
muffed Cranes bunt and the bags were
loaded with no one out. Herman flied to
Margum in right field who pegged to
Rawson in an effort to catch Murphy.
but Rawson dropped the ball. Eddy
popped out to Mise and Hickey filed to
Pantone.
Aldrich and Herman were the fielding
stars for Yale, while Murphy continued
his great stick work Of the games at
Macon.
The Srora
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M'MILLAN'S SINGLE
WINS FOR PENN
Enable Quaker Collegians to
Defeat Bowdoin by
4 to 3.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA April I'm the home
baseball opening, the University OF
Pennsylvania to-day defeated Bowdoin
College OF Maine. 4 to 3. Penn was
outhit. IL to 8. Flynn of the New Eng
land team. pitched splendid ball. He
struck out six players.
In the first inning Penn got three
runs with the aid OF a clear hit. F1ynn's
wildness and a high wind. Capt. w.
Needlemans home run. one Of the long
est ever made on Franklin Field. came
in the seventh inning and enabled
Bowdon 10 tie the score. Penn won
out in the eighth on McNichofs single.
his steal and McMillan's single. The
score
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GIANTS TURN ON
ATHLETICS AND
SHUT THEM OUT
Timely Hitting and Air
tight Pitching Yields
3 to 0 Victory.
RAPP RETURNS TO GAME
Shows He Has Recovered Com
pletely by Fielding Brilliant
ly and Hitting Well.
RAPP RETURNS TO GAME
Cozy Dolan Fined SIS;
Umpire Is Discharged

Special Despatch to TIM New York
HERALD,
GBTLE, Ala, April MO
MI bile's hospitality toward the
v Giants took an acute form
this morning. and as result this
CITY has seen the last Of the New
York club for many years to come.
John McGraw says that as long as
he has anything to do with the
Giants Mobile will be off the spring
training list.
This decision came from the trial
Of Cozy Dolan this morning. Dolan
was arraigned on the charge OF dis
orderly conduct. Edwari. Lauzon, the
umpire whom he struck yesterday
in self-defence, also was up before
the local Justice. Dolan was fined
s25, while Lauzon was discharged.
The case against George Kelly, who
had to furnish a 500 bond aast night
was dropped.
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BROOKLYN POLY BLANKED.

Stevens Tech started it's baseball seA~
son yesterday with victory over Brook
lyn Poly Stevens seems 70 have q
strong pitching staff. and Coach Dur
borrow II well satisfied with the work
of the squad Its real strength Is not
shown by the TO score as several
second string men were substituted IN
the last few innings The game was
played at Hoboken.
Siidorff and Carlson did some fine
pitching and outclassed O'Brien -
Brooklyn Poly Carlson in the last thr,e
innings struck out six and allowed -
hits ERger covered first in fine shar
Capt Ferrai's work behind the bat W
largely responsible for the success OF q t
engineers. Three OF his throws to 80
ond would have been sure outs had
Barry dropped the ball after tagging +
men The score
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FORDHAM LOSES AGAIN
TO WASHINGTON TEAM
Maroon Is DoUned by Cath
oiic University, s to 2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The visit OF
the Fordham University nine to Wash
ington was disastrous proposition as
far as games won are concerned. Los
ing to Georgetown yesterday, II was
again defeated by the Catholic Uni
versity to-day by the score Of 10 4
The affair was erratic from start 20
finish and up until the lucky seventh
the visitors led by 6 TO /. The Red
and Black in this inning took a new
lease on NE and accounted FOR seven
runs. In this inning the team batted
around The score.
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A warm Reception.

Naylor left the game after the hfth
and the next round saw Harris in the
box for the Athletics. lie got fine re
ceptiou, In which two resounding doubles
figured Young greeted Harris with a
two bagger 70 centre and Kelly sacrl-
feed him along Brown scored Young
with a double to centre.
Harris gave the Giants their last run
in the seventh. Burns singled 20 cen-
tire. advanced on Monroe's inneld out
and scored when Frisch banged one
timer 10 right That inning ended Har-
ris and Moore finished the game,
The score
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REACHES SQUASH FINAL.

4. IL Lockett title holder. reached
the final round Of the University Club
squash racquets championship as the
result of a straight game victory over
III. c. Taylor The score was l5-e.
15-5, the winner showing to advantage
In skill rather than speed.
In third round match I. II. Igle-
hart eliminated J. M. r Lyeth after a
hard fought tussle, fs--17. t5--7. In
the semi-final Igiehart is to meet the
winner Of the match between Royal E.
T. Riggs and w. ID. Hope
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WILLIAMS NINE TRIUMPHs.

Special Dcsraych q TIM New YORK HEaALp
wIILIAMsrowN, April Williams
opened It's baseball season here to-day
by defeating all-North Adams, rs 70 /.
Jack Coombs coach. tried out three
pitchers In preparation FOR the training
trip next week Holmes, Cobb and
Gregory. The Purple cinched the game
in the NTH inning when 10 runs were
chased home. The score by innings
r. n. r..
Williams. 20Osf00 OoS-i5ia 2
All.North Adams Q 0 o o ] 0 90 o.
batteries : Holmes, Cobb, GREGORY and
Finn 4 Demers. Hicks, Fountain and burgey.
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The Heralds Racing Sum-
maries and Entries will
be found on Page z.
LEHIGH LOSES OPENER.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. April 2.-The Unf-
versity OF Vermont. winding up South
ern trip. stopped of here long enough
this afternoon 70 defeat Lehigh Univer-
sity in the opening baseball game Of the
season by the score OF to 2. Home
runs featured, three counted by Vermont
being directly due for five OF the seven
runs scored, while the other two came
as the result Of errors. Rogers. Lehigh's
first baseman, couted the ball over the
fence in right for a home run, the same
route taken by the other three. The
scorp
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GIVE BOND IN BALL SCANDAL

ST. LcrIs. April Carl Fork and
Ben Franklin. recently indicted In Chi.
cage in connection with the 1919 base
ball scandal and charged with being
organizers OF the conspiracy 10 throw"
the world series, have arranged 70 FUR
uish bond IN Chicago neg week. their
attorney announced to-day. Bef In
each case was fxed at s4S0oO.
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Recruits Worth Keeping.

picked
club He thinks ne has picked up
be Wingo outheder
pitcher catcher clifford pitcher Hawks outelder; Mitchell
society but those who have been up
haveb
hrstc outhcl
Let who Huggns couid
Pitchers ShawKey
Clifford
he Mitchell French
Meusel
be a limit time NJ
disposed without looking them
over a. grcater length.
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Co tholic LnlvefsIty
Fordhnm. ........

Two base hit-McCusker. Three base hlt-
Vail. Stolen basea-COusincau, 2. Sacrifice
hfta-Curran, Dcnault eastman. Bases -
balls-Off Jackson. z; or Waters. 2 struck
out--By Jackson. 8 bv Waters, 7 Double
piay-Culloton, Mclaughlin and Faion Hits
of jackson, s. OF Waters. >: OF Nc.
ball--By jackson tMctaughlin). Umpire
C'rnoka
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GIANT SECOND TEAM BEATEN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 2.--Tn sec
saw affair which went ten innings the
Memphis Southern Leaguers defeated the
New York Giant Juniors to-day, 4 to 8.
a wild heave TO first by young Burkctt
allowed Williams to score from third
The score by innings
RH H.
Memphis ...... o 0foiO1 - /
New York. ... 0 % o. 0 o / 0--3 4
Eatteries-Tuero. Chambers and Derose;
Hunglng Perritt and Herline.
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grlmbing
exhibition
in
doing
Of by declares
all he
that exhibition games begin too early
they hurled into important
conditioning" and
is
Of the tech
nicalk
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Material for Better Defensive Club.

is at a
to penDant"
Of
OF in
hustle and their steadastness
nened be
without douot II
excecd
spirit
they fully
as ST a last
they need to beat the champions
shouldn't
Of Speaker at ning t. There
snt
the Cleveland Yankee
repeatedly the Cleveland
other which allows that slogan 70 make think the
bunaloed the that
other combination Of
outfit
that they
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by DANIEL.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
MOBILE Ala April 2.-You can't
keep a good club down for long-and,
for that matter. you can't keep a bad
one up. This was demonstrated in
some. measure this afternoon when
the Giants shut out the Athletics In
the last of their series of three games.
The score was TO 0.
The New Yorks did not hit any too
hard and they gathered their counters
one at a time. But after the first
few innings it became apparent that
real class would tell, and that the
Giants. after two defeats by the Mack
men. at last were on the road to VIC
tory.
BY far the most pleasing feature Of
the New York success was the re-
appearance of Goldie Rapp at third
base. The physicians in New Orleans
had ordered Rapp to remain on the
bench for several days, but when
Goldie warmed up in good shape this
afternoon ne decided that he was back
to stay and took his place on third.
Napp's Great Plays.
Rapps recovery apparently is com
plete. for his fielding was superb and
his hitting good. His best work came
in the sixth inning. He made sensa-
tional stop OF Brazilrs hard hit grounder
and threw him out by few strides,
Hardly had the feeble applause which
this stunt had engendered died down
than Rapp came through with another
great play. He ran back behind third.
close TO the foul line. to make remark
able stop Of Dugan's sizzler. and got
him at first In four trips to the plate
Rapp got one hit and connected every
time.
frankie Frisch also had a fine day
10th in the field and at bat. In five
times he connected for couple or hits
Davy Bancroft, the other quondam
casualty. was missing Bancroft has
not quite recovered from the effects OF
his operation and remained IN Mobile
when the Giants moved on TO Memphis
tonight. The shortstop viii rejoin the
Giants at Knoxville Tuesday, when he
hopes to be ready to resume his place
In the batting order.
The Giants beat the Athletics largely
because they got good pitching, prob
ably the best they have enjoyed this
spring. Arthur Nehf and his left handed
shoots held the Mackmen TO four hits IN
FIVE innings Bill Ryan, who went the
last four rounds found Philadelphia
batsmen even easier He yielded only
one hit. n single BY Tilly Walker In the
seventh. Ryan got the benefit OF some
sensational support in the field.
1t was IN the fourth inning that the
New Yorks got their Arst run. Naylor
walked Young and Kelly singled to left.
A felder's choice put Brown on first
and left Young and Kelly safe. too.
Rapp's infeld out. BRAZIL 10 Dykes. sent
Young over with the counter. Smith
and Nehf faced fne chances, but they
we're retired.
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Totals. 81 3 s 27 II I

Left on bases-New York. 3. brooklyn, y.
Two base hits-Ruth, Pipp. First base on
errors-Brookyn. I. Stolen bases-Sheehan,
Lamar. Double plays-Fcwster. Mitchell and
Pipp: Shawkey. Mitchell and Pipp: KlIduff,
Olson and Konetchy. Bases on bails--off
Shawkey. 2. Struck out--Iiy Ruether, 2; by
Shawkcy, 1. Wild pitch--s.hawkcy. Passed
bail--schang. Hits--off Ruether, 1 In r In
nings; off Cadore, q IN 4 innings. Umpires-
Moriarty and KLEIN. Time Of gamc-i hour
and "A minutes.
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pasrpaII TrcKrTs oN sArr

Reserved and box seat tickets for ali
games at Ebbets Field. including exhibition
Games with the Yankees on Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, April Q. 10 and II. are
now on sale At the office' Of tho club.
EBbets Field.
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fSiiadeipSia....... TSn Q. Q Q . Q . Q . 90
saeriflce-Kelly. Two base hits-Young.
Brown. Innings pltched-ry Nayior, > by
Nehf .sby Harris. by Ryan, Z. Hits
OF Naylor, of Harris. :. OFF Ryan, ].
on bails-Off Naylor. 10. of Nehf, of
Harris, or Ryan. j. struck out-By
Nayior, Il ~ Nehf. 4 by Harris, by
RYAN q LIEF, on hascr--New York, A..
Philadelphia, 3. Umpires-Bill Brennan.
southern League and Walter Govin. Mo-
bile Time ~ game--i hour and ~ minutes.
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Home runs--McGinnir. =: Tryon, Hogers-
Sacrifice hit-Young. Struck out-By Leess
Z BY Newton. 2. Bases on bails-of Lees.
9. off Newton. 3. stolen bases-Donovan-
Larkin, McGlnnis Double pay-Conlin TO
Brock 10 McGinnls Hits-Off Lees. I in
innings. or Conroy. in inning. Umpirc-s
Mcbride.
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CAN PENNANT COURAGE
BE INSTILLED IN YANKS?
Huggins Facing Problem That Speaker Has Success
fully Solved Must Force His Individually Strong
Defensive Team to Fight and Hustle.
By WILLIAM B, HANNA.


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note. Of the Giants.

Billy Patterson. the shortstop who
vas obtained from San Antonio in trade
for Ewel Gross. Joined the Giants this
morning and worked out with them
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Earned runs-Penn, 1 Bowdoin. .. Left
on cs-f3owdoin, g: Penn. 4. Two base
hits-Hili, q. Smith. Home run-W. Needle
man Double play-Myers 10 Cowrey. Stolen
bases--Cowrey sullivan, McNichol. Bases
on balls-off Flynn. . Struck out-By Flynn.
o by Sheffey. {. wild pitch-Fiynn. Passed
balls-Handy O. Time Of game-1 hour and
30 minutes. Umplre-Baetzel
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sBatted for HiciSon In ninth inning.
fGame called IN ninth with one out TO al
low Yale 70 catch train.
Georgia ......... o q o 0 o o.
Two base hits-ManRum, Hutcheson. Stolen
bases--Aldrich, Peters. Double plays-Peters
10 Herman TO Hickey: Rawaon to Cody to
Watson. Bases on bRls-Off Pantone. 4: off
Chittenden, T. Struck out--Dy Pantone, 3; by
bob Higgins. Time OF game-i hour and 15
minutes.
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Totals. ~ 7s21 Tot
Brooklyn Poly. . q a.
Stevens Tech. *4.. x-T
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Continued ok Third Pace.
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Totals. 81 1b24i70I Totals. .2s 4t25 I |
sIntted fnr IIicltnn In ninth inning
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Totals i. 3s 3 II % 10 J
Totals. 30 I o % IA 4
.hn r,IntI, inning
.Batted for Flynn 4

Bowdoin. Q Q I Q o2 %
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Totnls. -32 0a27l4g
AhA&tNs st1~ v 3 - -
tnnt,ed for Nsylcr IN fifth inning.
fBatted for Harris IN seventh inning,

Totals 81 q Is . fBlgbee... 600 Q oo
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Special Despatch to TIM New York
HERALD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-30

thc fedora officer paid for n with
the idea that the state would recon-
pousc him since that time the bill
Tor payment has been before each
Legislature. but iiuNlc has no Okla
homa CITY attorney lobbying Tor
him ana h" generally gets what hap
pens to the provcrhial turkey along
about Thanksgiving time.
House NUmbcr- Are Busy
Esou the house Of representatives.
presented turbulepcc ThurHday To
begin with largo number Of house
members Joined the AmcrirHuiHdtiou
day parade iu the morning carrying
hrg, hroomH iu which were spiked
American flnE-.
These momhctz marched on foot
behind the automobile in which tn"
governor was seated. and as . clean
sweep advertising squad excited
more than ordinary attention.
The afternoon session saw the ap-
proprittluu mCH guTcs fOr negro
Boukcttec school, and the t25.0Oo.- b.
GOO bonus for soldiers swept OF the
calendar.
In committee OF the Who'll" the iu-
4tiutiou coalition added all of the
uOrmals tu the measure upprOpriat
ing $4,000 To- th" Edmond normal for
lhc summer torn ana a pitched bat -
tie was fought the institution men
having clear majority
They have not pressed thc point,
however Tor the reason that they
mustered Just bare majority ana
had lar from tho proper number ga
attach the emergency clause. With
out that the bill would be invalid for
the terms viii bc over before the
funds viii become available
Hnrdic Defended President Brooks
Tho most spirited debate OF the
session occurred In the house on the
final passage con liberation OF bill
pay salaries aud add To the mainto
nance Of the university until June 80
80. 3. appropriatiug $257,9S3 to
whitaker Of Eufaula, democrat
endoavored TO reduce the amount a.
500, 900 FOR salaries and S37 900 iot
maintenance and sought to show
that IN 40 other manner could the
legislature prevent the boards of re-
gents from violating the law relative
to- deficiencies. Ills amendment was
defeated
The republican floor leader Roy
v Harp of Major county made u
very determined attack ON the meth
ods uf regents in tho state and de.
clared tho open violation Of tho law
had rightouusly brought about dis.
trust uf those In charge.
Gibbons Of Purcell defended the
university regents. and Hardic ol
Norman made q spirited defense ol
Dr. Stratton -. Brooks. president oI
the university
II was rather tense moment and
/ tho result Of passing with 6S Nct
votes did not lessen the tension.
Bills Pass the House.
Three other bills were flnall'
passed by the house: No g, appro
priating a 100000 deficiency 10
/ the \. Il NJ. college at saltwater: No
| 90. appropriating 100000 for lcgis
/ lativc expenses at the eXtraordinarl
session. Another bill tu pass was No
! Is. appropriating $4,000 for emer
/ Reucy Of the Gpodwell sccondar'
school Of agriculture
The speaker explained, when No
/ % was being considered, that tn,
/ house had balance Of $1,000 from
| the regular session appropriation
and tho bin was so wordcd that |
gave the senate authority to pay M
It's deficits, At the close of the las