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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Inter-City League
To Complete Plans
In Tulsa Tonight

Another step forward In the ad-
vancing OF amateur baseball will be
made tonight at the Snyder-John-
ston company here. when all man
ayers OF the newly organized Inter-
City league will meet. to complete
the organization details.
The following towns have been
requested to send representatives 20
the meeting with full power to act :
Bigheart, Avant. Skiatook. Sperry.
Tulsa World. Cherry Blossoms, Ra-
mona, Bixby. jerks. Mounds. Col
linsville. Broken Arrow. Glenpool.
Beggs. Keystone. Coweta or any
other town who might be interested.
At meeting last week at Skia-
took. the league was formed In
which Skiatook. Tulsa World. Cher
ry Blossoms, Avant and Blxby
the John McGraw OF baseball OF
Skiatook was elected secretary OF
the league. The meeting also voted
unanimously 20 become a member
OF the Tulsa Amateur Athletic asso-
citation and will come under the
rulings OF the eligibility committee
appointed yesterday by Norman B.
snyder and approved by the COM
mission.
II is possible that the Inter-City
league will be divided into two di-
visions, known as north and south
east with Bigheait, Avant, Skiatook
Sperry. Tulsa World. Cherry Bios
SONS. Ramona and Collinsvllle in
the north division.s Bixby. jerks,
Mounds. Glenpool. Beggs. Keystone.
Broken Arrow. Coweta and Tulsa
In the southeast division. The meet :
ing II called for Z o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

OPENS TWILIGHT
MEET TONIGHT
Post Time for Dog Races
8O'clock; Widest Dill
Ion Wins Over Field

The Mid-Continent Racing asso.
citation inaugurates- its third twi.
light meet tonight, with seven fas,
races scheduled on the initial pro-
gram. John Shaughnessy, secretary
stated last night that all arrange
ments for lighting the course had
been completed and that everything
was in readiness for the opening
race at o'clock tonight.
Large electric lights have been
installed along the course and the
whole park will be as light as day
officials declare.
Both former twilight meets were
Mighty successful. 1t was stated, and
the races have been changed from
the afternoons to the evenings tc
accommodate the fans. Warme,
weather makes 1t possible for the
dogs to work as we'll at night a,
they do in the afternoons.
Widest Dillon ran away with tbs
feature three-eights mile event SIM.
DAY AFTERNOON and captured the s6C
purse without putting himself to the
UNIT. The winner got away from
the post in fourth position pui
quickly assumed the lead ana wen,
INTO the stretch six lengths ahead
Sunburn took the fifth race by q
neck in a thrilling finish at the end
or a quarter-mile squirt. The dogs
got off together and came into the
stretch tapping each other. They
grouped on the stretch and finished
in a bunch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
G{YSTER
r-H DAYS


Western Association.
At TULSA 4. DIES MONIES
~ st. Joe 4. Sioux city Z.
lAnver at Oklahoma city. no game,
rain
omaha at Wichita, no game, rain.
National League.
~ brooklyn 2 Now York 7.
AZ Cincinnati .; st. Louis &.
At Chicago q, Pittsburgh ~.
American League.
A. New York 3, Washington 0.
At Detroit 4; Cleveland J.
~ H. Louis 4; Chicago ..
American Association.
~ Columbus q; st. Paul 8,
Southwestern League,
snpulpa 4. Salinh v.
Hutchinson 3; Muskoges T.
Topeka II. pnrtleHyllle ?.
cotfoyvills .. Independence I,
Texas League.
~ Hounton !; Galveston 4
At Dallas 2, Shreveport q.
A. wichita Falls 7. Fort Worth 10.
At beaumont 3. san Antonio 2,
Southern Association,
At New Orleans g, Atlanta g.
At Nashville .! Little Rock 6.
Al Memphis 0. Chattanooga 4.
AZ Mobile .. birmingham 0.
Western Association.
Jopline Uenryctta \,
All other games ralned out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Dog Race Results

First race, one-eighth mile--Mary
F. first: Mission Lass, second: Mis-
sion Silk, third. May Time, Miss
Ink Spot. Iron Mask. Tar Baby and
London Life also ran.
Second race, thrae- ae-sixteenths mile
Sober Head, first; Another Man
ager, second; Two Story Pat, third
Dandelion, Sweet Burch and wv
Parton also ran.
Thlrd race, quarter mile--Foam ming
Creek, first; Littleton Renown, sec
ond; Betty. third. Peerless Prince
Playfellow and Flying Stone also
ran.
Fourth race. three-eighths mile
Widest Dillon, first; Joie Ray, Sec
ond; Killarney Lad, third. Golden
Moon, oakland Hannah and Wood.
ranger also ran.
Fifth race, quarter miie-Sun-
burn, first; Quaker Boy, second.
Peerless Hare. third. Kiowa. Jesse.
rue and Fair Chance also ran.
sixth race. three -sixteenths mile
-Whoda Thunkit. first; Foamine
Water, second; Dillon Wild Bill,
third. Dorante. Lady G and Mig
Parton also ran.
Seventh race, quarter hurdles
Shoe String, first; Wild Irishman,
second; Okla Flash, third. Wild
Beaker, Beakers Lady and Jimmie
Cannon also ran.
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Dog Race Entries

First race. purse $50, quarter-m mile
Champ Clark, jenkins Queen
BAsy Manager. White Van, Wicker
Lad, Blue Grass.
Second race, purse $50: quarter
mile-Tulsa Girl. Cheerful Moments
Flying Stone, Red Parton, Rainbow
Cannon, Hoplark Qmp.)
Third race. purse s25: thre -six-
teenths mile--Handsom Baby, Miss
Dot Buck. Billy Cabin. Smoky Jack
Clara Hamon. Helens Fortune.
Fourth race, purse, $40: five-six-
teenths mile-Articles Lady, Flying
Flirt, Squaw Man, jenkins Gift jr.
Foaming Spring. Miss Cabin.
Fifth race. purse s25; three-six-
feenths mile-Imp Fair Chance
Chick Bradley, Fern Cannon, Hodge
Oscar Cannon, Suisun.
Sixth race. purse $40; quarter
mile--Gypsy Boy, Russell Boy, So
nora. Lufra wild BIZ, Joe contrip
Willie Wild Bill.
Seventh race. purse $50; quarter
mile-Fellow Stone, Oakland Hub
The Rosary. Little Blirt, Excuse My
Dust. Shamrock Maud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Heavy Schedule Is
Arranged for S. S.
League This Week
STANDING Of the Teams.

A heavy schedule Is in prospect
for the sunday school leagues here
this week and several offsets are In
sight. Neither the Grace Methodists
nor the Immanuel Baptist clans
have been defeated but with hard
contests ahead OF them there will
probably be several surprises In the
results.
College I'M presbyterians will
meet the Second presbytcrians, the
Grace clan will tangle with the I'm
manuel team and the First NJ. Il. IL
slated to meet the Boston Avenue
team. Games for this week are:
Lee stadium.
Mondoy-First NJ. u. VS.. Boston
Avenue.
Tuosday--orcutt vs.. First Presby-
terians.
Thursdny--First NJ. E. VS.. First
Christians.
Friday--First Presbyterlans VS..
Second Presbytcrinns.
COsdcn a. 90.
Mohday--First Baptist VS.. First
Christians.
Thursday-Boston Avenue VS..
First Baptist.
Kendall.
Monday-Second Presbyterian VS..
College Hill.
Tuesday--Grace NJ. T.. vs.. I'm
manuel.
Thursday--Grace NJ. f. vs. College
Hin.
Frlday--Immanuel vs.. Orcutt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
gland and 7entnan Battered Boosters Early Innings Ncor1
Grueling Wrestling Matches
Are Great Strain on Mat Men
Figures Show Athletes Lose
Weight in Bouts; New Star
on Lewis Buckley Card

Wrestlers are subjected to great
| strains In their hard matches and
the punishment tells heavily on the
mat men. II is little known outside
of the wrestling fraternity. but par
ticipants seldom II ever train down
[ to the weight limit in preparation
FOR a hard battle, as the strain OF the
match takes from 10 to 90 pounds
off and practically exhausts the
men.
Some figures on how the big men
or the wrestling game take off
weight while engaged In big match.
are interesting, with the Lewis
Binckley match 40 near at hand for
Tulsa fans. Figures, made public
on the last big championship match
between Ed Lewis and Joe Stecker
better than ANYTHING else, serve to
show why wrestlers do not train
down as fine as fighters.
Lewis Loses 10 Pounds.
When Lewis was about to enter
the ring he stepped on a pair or
scales and showed n few close
friends that he weighed exactly 229
pounds. He was. he said. about nine
pounds over his normal weight. The
match lasted a little over three
hours and was a hard, grueling con-
test all the way through. When he
~ ~ Du.h W n'a aS saao 49, rrhhod
~ a',e n'a'th any "ea e,rus,Inr u lain
uomn, ' 10. 80 ,.o boan,
s.s.,ppvu ou ,iesoa ~. w o,nnad
.nis n,n tiine ,'''e"''u sna' , m "a
nv pou"ue' s'V"' 'o''
pouhus' ,. a.,,,. $50, =,
~ se.,.s sDa' eSy pV's. ,,,t -, ~
, ,nam 'Uu,u .,. .ane ,t., ~ o.,d,,,onnd
e. l.ore iiney Ta'i,.u ~, anu WI .o aI
$1,000 snVmeu aisutJs s ."a. a, as,aa
,lost equaiIy as.vilis,iint' ny seu,' s,as,
70 De u. perieo. snape W"I" ~ fIa
eu 70 puil arouhu WIN newS' o
Weigneu eHactiy Si' pounus WIZ M
the nnatch s'ar.eu. io sot vi ~ 49,.
schies asain ny sequest WIZ liz %
oont was over anu "eismeu eN''''
zlo' n ioss Oh seVe" PouhuS'
New Star In Offing.
Another new wrestling star Will
be seen In action at convention hall
next Thursday night In connection
with the Binckley-Le champion
ship battle. Dick Daviscourt. the
Texas heavyweight who has created
n big following in the game the past
two years has been gecured by the
local club to meet Sailor Jack Ryan,
U. s. Navy champion in the semi
final bout.
Speculation over the outcome or
the Lewis -Binckley match has been
keen the past few days. Binckley,
a new conner In the professional
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
RcfIners Keep Up Pace.

coFFEYVIILE, Kan. April "a
A pitchers battle with Walker hay-
ing a shade the better OF II over Har-
wood except in one disastrous in
ming. the eighth. enabled the Refin-
ers TO continue their winning streak
by taking the first game OF a three
game series here today TO l.,
O'ConnOr's homer in the first
brought the only independence
score.
Ocore by innings: II n +,
Independence 100 900 OOO-1 s /
COffeyville 900 600 O3O-a 4 0
Batteries: Walker and Fromne:
Harwoo1 and Ennis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
SIODANS
AGAMES

GAMES TODAY.
Western League,
DENVER AT TULSA. M'NULTY PARK
$3.50.
ohama at 81. Joseph.
Des Molnes at Oklahoma CITY
Sioux City Mt Wichita.
National L~aRue.
Brooklyn bt boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago Mt Cleveland.
Detroit at 81. Louis
Philadelphia at New York.
BobtOn at Washington.
American tion.
Milwaukee, at IndiBn polls.
Kansas city at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
1t. Paul at Toledo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
World Whitewashes
blxby Aggregation
. N'O in First Game
',elsl to The World.

'',Slsl to The World.
wAsi, April 23.-The Tulsa
a. ~ " baseball club walloped the
ssioashts out of lhe Bixby aggre-
day s,. 70 the tune of IL TO o, Sum
fieIaennh Murray's, World right
Ths ~, work featured the game.
no trn,a hurlers were in shape and
tsrs "souole sauole turning the Bixby pat
he faSk' Arnold. who worked In
BIxhv seven innings. had the
tines luggens at his mercy at all
him !, ana Mumford, who replaced
Ba,t..he eighth also showed we'll.
tofd s,es; World. Arnold, Num-
and Arnoo. MeFetridge: Bixby. Kolb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
SAPULPA OPENS
STRONG AGAINST
SAL|NA COMBINE
Muskogee Bests Hutchin-
son in Pitchers Duel
3 to a Score
Special to The World.

SAPULPA, April 23.--Aided by
alright support, McClintic BANKED
Salinas Millers for nine innings here
this afternoon and Barney Cleve-
land'c Sapulpa Yankees won their
third game out OF four. taalng the
opening game Of the seasons second
series from the Kansans 40.
stanton, Miller pitcher, was
touched early In tho game by Yank
batters and all of Sapulpa's counters
came before the end OF the third
frame.
The same teams play here to-
morrow.
Score:
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Pirates on batting Rampage.
PittAsfph

zBatted for kaufman In sixth.
PlttsburEh ..,.,,......Ob3 Ol2 OlO-h
Chicago ...,. ,.....,..00i 620 900
summary Two base hits-fierney 3,
Sflnlm z, narlson. oriines' mllisr. stolen
STATE to Krug. Left on bases--Pitthburgh
IL, Chicago ~ Bases on balls-On Free
man O. Kaufman >, Carlson 0. Struck
out--By Jones !, Carlson Q, Kaufman q
Runs-Marnnsillo e. Carey bigbes 2,
Tiernek. Traynor. hokan 2. Grimm 2.
Goooh, Carbon 2. Btatz, Kelleher. Grimes.
Err0rs- Mhranvllle .. Kelleher. Jones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Found Dead In Hotel.

NEW YORK, April ga man
Identified as Phillip Van Honten. 22.
Grand Rapids. Mich. was found
dead In n room in Clardigo hotel to-
night. He had been shot through
the heart. A revolver lay at his
eide
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Four for MuskoRce.

MUsKOGEE. April 23.--Playing
In n drlzzling rain, the Nets beat
Hutchinson four {, three In the
opening game OF the series today
and made 1t four successive victories.
Score by innings:
Hutchinson ..011 900 001--3 0 3
Muskogee 1000 .031 00x-4 2
Batteries: ChIn6ski and osterfelt; /;
Sarlund and Bowman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
HOMER IN TENTH
GIVES ST. LOUIS
BREAK IN SERIES
New York Sweeps Series
From Senator's; Detroit
Noses Out Indians

ST. LOUIS, April s,,---A home run By
Tobin, first man at bat in the tenth In
nins gave 50. Louis a Z to 4 victory over
Chicago here today nd an even break
In the scrlcr. Williams OF ST. Louis and
Mostil Of chicago also clouted the ball
for circuit drive, this being Williams
fourth home run In two successive days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
SAINTS WIN WHEN
RALLY IN FIFTH
NETS EIGHT RUNS
Games at Oklahoma City
and Wichita Rained
Out; Move Today

ST. JOSEPH. No, April es.-st.
sseseph made It three out OF four from
sonk city when they took the closing
SANE IRON the Packers here today TO
uth with a three dagger and ended IL
sth home run with the bases full, the
melee "s Wv
Score:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
College Baseball

TOKEiDO. April 23.--The Kelo
university baseball team today de-
feated the team OF Jfdiana uni
versity, 3 to ].
Score: II. II. Il.
1., he,o .'''''''''''''''''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Mound Takes Fall
out of Keifer Team,
Special 10 The World.

Special 10 The World.
MOUNDS, April 23.-Mounds
team took fall out OF the Keifer
All-Stars here this afternoon with
a Ga score. The Tulsa All-Stars, a
group picked from the OIL league.
Will meet the Mounds team here
next Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
New Tabor College Head

TABOR. Iowa, April 23.-Thc
Rev =. r. Lind, OF Des Molnes and
Chicago has accepted the presiden-
cy OF Tabor college. Chase Howard.
chairman Of the board OF trustees,
announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

A gauge to be mounted on an
automobile dash board to show the
amount OF gaEoline In the tank has
been equipped with n lock which
can be used TO shut Off tho flow
OF fuel and prevent theft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
GIANTS GET BIG
END OF SERIES
FROM BROOKLYN
Cardinals Have Easy Time
With Gillespie; Pirates
Smother Chicago Club

BRooKLYN, Aprn ?3--Tho New York
Giants made tho series three out VI four
today by defeating brooklyn to 3
Smith sent the Dodgers into tho lead IN
tho second inning by driving u homer over
the fence with two men on tho bases
but could not hold his advantage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Hens Come Back Strong.

HENRIETTA, April 23.-Henry-
eta pounded two Joplin pitchers
and fielded spectacularly behind
Muskogee today winning the open
ing game from Joplin 8 10 8.
Score by innings: II ii T.
Joplin ...... 600 100 031--5 6 2
Henryetta -. 0l0 023 02x--8 13 /
Batteries; Elmore, Henry and
Weigs; McGhee and Miner
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xBennett batted for Richmond in
ninth.
xxHevlng ran for Bennett in ninth.
Score by innings: y
Des Moines ...... 202 130 001-9
Tulsa .......,..,. 003 100 900
summary: Two-base hits-Davis,
Breen. Three-base hits-Yuna. Sac
rifice hits-Milan, Graham, Tur-
geon, Merz. Stolen bases--wagner,
Lelivelt. Double play-Bauman TO
Lelivelt. Bases on balls off Haug-
land /, off Richmond 4, off Merz s.
Struck out--by Trentman /, by
Richmond 8, by Merz 4. Left on
and hits OFF Haugland 4 and & in 2
2-3, off Trentman 4 and 6 in 1 2-3,
off Richmond 1 and in 4 2-3. Time
OF game: hours. Umplres Browne
and McGloom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

Two-base hits--Adoir, BagweiL Sacrifice
hits-Cleytland. Appenby. Stolen bases
by stanton 2; by McClintio g. Bases on
balls--On stanton 7. Oft McClintio l..
Double plays-Fisher TO Appenbyy TO
Lindsay; Ftsher TO Appenby to Lindsay;
HenfrO To Lindsey to ClevsnRugh. Passed
ball-Cleyenaugh 2. Left on bases-salina
~ sapulps 6. Time--Two hours Umpire
-Womack.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

Until a coin is dropped in a slot
In a new device an arm holding air
hose for Initiating automobile tires
cannot be lowered TO be OF use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

sBHtted for Smith In seventh.
sxIintted for Crane In ninth.
sSNBatted for Shrlyer In ninth,
Score by innings:
New York ....,.......Ots COZ oO0--7
Brooklyn ....ss..,,...s.09 600 900 Z
summary; Two hnso hits-IlRnCToft,
MeuHel SINNERS Homo runs Meusci,
Smith. Stolen bnse-Myets Double play
--Utoh. Rawlings ana Kelly. Left on
bases-New York o. Rrooklyn 7. naAos on
balls-Of Nehf 2. Smith .. struck out
Nehf q Smith I. Runs-Bancfou, Raw.
lings Young. Meuael e. snyder Nehf,
Crane s.
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summary; Runs-HamIlton Hemming.
ss1 hlsh, Metz. Query, Tesar. Carl
sW rsher, Bonowitz ., DEBATE. McDon-
~, Nuier. Handler. Errors--Hemming-
uHver. Earned Runs-Sioux City 8:
Joseph 3. Bases on baIls-On Bird
h ~ Iesar Struck out-By BIRD / ;
4ar iar 3 Left on bases--sioux City Z;
h,,so ,ostph e. Two base hits--Tesar.
Ham,t,Sse hits-Hemingway. DEBATE,
Dort1 Mattick. Home run--Defate.
G,esse p,ays--McDonald to Nufer to
Bo,n, Hamilton to Parker 10 Metz
sFer. Sacrifice h!ts-Query, Hemiug
ASs. stolen base-Fisher. Umpires-
'oh and Donahue. Time--1 40.
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clnslms,ia

SBatted for Gillespie In eighth.
Score by innings!
st. Louis ............si0o 0i0 Slit
Cincinnati ,..,,........ 600 900 O30--3
summary: Two base hlts-Fournier
Three base hits-Fournler. Lavnn. Lett
on bases--St Louis l2. Cincinnati Q. Base
on talls-On Gillespie .; Scott Il North
4 struck out--By Gillespie 2: North I;
Pfoffer .. Nuns-Smlth, Fournier =
Hornsby. Ainsmith. Burns, Daubert. Err
rors-McHenry, WiDso.
Pirates on Batting Rampage.
CHICAGO. April 2a.--PittsburKh went
on batting rampage today ana
pounded ChicaRo's pitchers for ~ hits,
winning the first game OF the series II
TO ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Topeka Wins One,

BARTLEsVILLE. April 23.--To-
peka hammered Humphrey hard
and won the first game Pt the season
for the Cooleyites here today, II TO
2. Hardy hit a home run In the
first with two men on bases.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Ynnkn HXscrn Serira.

NEW YORK. April 23.--Tho New York.
Yankees made a clean sweep OF their
four.gamo series with Washington. vim
ming the last game today to o. Uoyt
pitched his third straight victory. Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24

And that no steel shaft in tour
nament play rule. Perhaps that's
all right If passed 10 prevent a
monopoly. the steel sharts being
patent-covered. But the steel looks
pretty good in some ways. II is
durable and should last a lifetime.
OF course this isn't interesting 10
the club makers. who undoubtedly
were out in force to lobby against
II. In other ways the steel shaft
has no advantage over the good CID
wood except that II is easier TO have
several shafts with the same whip,
in steel, than IL is in wood.
The Little River news., 1922-11-08
fts .tst : t.J = !, HATFIELD FIGHT STOPS
Texas Political Injunction Suit End.
 ed Abruptly by Court.

Groesbeck, Tex, Nov. 4.-The pro- ceedings in the Groesbeck temporar, injunction suit, seeking to keep Earle B. Mayeld's name off the election bal lot as Democratic nominee for United States senator, ended abruptly today when Judge A. M. Blackmon sustain ed motion by the defense that the proceedings be stopped.
 It occurred following a conference between Judge Blackmon, w. B. Me- Lean, for the defense, and Richard Mays, plaintiff attorney. When court convened MT. Mclean moved that the proceedings stop, saying that he be- lieved the case was in the hands oI the Court of Civil Appeals at Dallas, the appeals instituted yesterday py Mayfield and Secretary of State Stap- les, lifting it from the Groesbeck court to the appellate court. .,.
 MT. Mays consented, and Judge Blacymon sustained it. The proceed ings then stopped.
 Judge Blackmon announced from the bench that no order would be entered in the case, and the temporary in- junction would remain in force, sub ject to the action of the Dallas Ap- pellate Court, and that any of the par ties named in the petition violating the injunction would be subject to action of his court.
The Little River news., 1922-11-08
Confirmation Notice.

In the Little River Chancery Court Little River County, Arkansas. R. M Bone and R. c. Hughes plaintiffs vs
 Rhoda McGibney, mee Huffstutter)
 Sole surviving heir of w. F. Huffstut-
 ter, deceased defendant, Notice is hereby given that there has been filed in my office, as Clerk of the Little River Chancery Court, a petition for the confirmation of the title to the following described lands lying and situated in the County of Little River and State of Arkansas, to-wit: The NWa of the NE1 and the NEi of the NW4 of Section 15 Twp. 12, South range 29 west, so acres more or less.
 and the quieting of the title to tn
 same in R. M. Bone and R. c. Hughes petitioners therein. All persons claiming said lands, or any interest therein are hereby warned to appear in the Little River Chancery Court within six weeks from date hereof, as provided by law and show cause why said title to said lands should not be confirmed in said R. M. Bone and K. c. Hughes. Witness my hand as clerk of the Little River Chancery Court and the seal thereof on this the 18th day of October, 1922.-Jas. H.