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Sun Hsau Picks Up
Another Is Grand

LINCOLN FIELDS RACE
TRACK. Chicago. Aug. %. -Pl-
sun Beau p~lutocrat Of the turf,
,nr-rs N r new high mark rs
champion money winning thorough
bred of the world today, when he
ralloped To victory in winning the
$4,000 added Lincoln handicap
before a crowd OF 10000.
SIM Beau triumphed over his
eorr,Ieror Of two weeks ago. Plucky
Plav bv a length and a half, with
THE Nut, an outsider IN the bet
+4rc FINISHING third in the field OF
efFht.
Re ran the mile and n quarter IN
+l,s flash time OF 2:05 over a track
taat was dull from recent rains.
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mrs. PRESSLER
IS DEFEATED
Fine Work on Green Enables
Queer Stylist To
Win 81

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. Aug. %.
(P-Mrs. Pal S. Hill, Kansas City,
a fighe- with a magic putter and a
strangely unOrthodOx swing. was
crowned the women's western golf
champion for the second time In
three years today.
Although paired against one ~
the greatest iron stylists in the
game. Mrs. Leona PreSsler. San GAP
riel. Calf. in the 36-hole final Mrs.
Hill putted her way to a 3 to /
triumph. She Tomped TO a three-up
lead az nine holes. saw her lead
vanish on the seventeenth hole. came
back with a birdie to lead at the
half way mark and then stretched
her lead to the finish.
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WACO COPS

FORT WORTH, Aug. %. -fPl-
Waco Gas Company team took the
first game Saturday OF q three
game series with SprOles Trans
fer. Fort Worth champions. 5 To 2.
The series is the quarter-finals
for the state title and al ouble
header will be played Sunday.
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PIRATES, CUBS
ARE WINNERS
Other National Loop Games
Are Rained Out
Saturday

CHICAGO. lug. n F1-A l6-hlt
attack. featured BY 4 home runs,
gave the Chicago Cubs an easy "a
70 ) win over the Cincinnati Reds
today. Charlie Root pitched an
excellent game. four Of the Reds
runs following ar error ~ the
ninth when the visitors should
have been retired.
Root. besides striking out eight
visitors and winning his 18th game
OF the year. got two doubles and \
single
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LEAGUE

Atlanta-Little Rock, double
neader-Cnight).
Chattanooga 2; New Orleans A.
Nashville 1876; Knoxville 1t
(2nd. game z innings.
Birmingham %: Memphis ell
end game z innings).
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20 hitS-Byrd. 80 hit-FOXX. Home
runs-Gehrig, FoxX. Stolen base
Foxx. Sacrifice-Grove, Moore.
Double play-Lary and Sewell;
Williams. Bishop and Fox: Lag
zeri. Larry and Gehrig. Left on base
New York 3; Philadelphia s..
Base on ba.ls-Off Gomez 4; of
Andrews i: off Grove i: off wal
berg /. truck out-By Grove 8; by
Gomez 2; by WaIberg 2: by An
drews /. Hits-of Gomez 3 in 2 l-3
innings; Off Grove 8 in 5 l-3 in
ninFs: off Andrews 3 in 3 2-3 in
nirgs: Off Walberg ncne in 3 %
innigs: off Rhodes 2 / 2 innings.
Winning pitcher-Grove; Losing
pitcher-GCmeZ.
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Red Sox Beat
Sens Twice

BOSTON, Aug. 20. pP-The Bos-
ton Red SoX took two well pitched
games from the Washington Sena-
Tors today by scores OF 3 70 / and
J to 2. Durham had g little the
best OF Fred Marberry in the f'~st
game and Jack Russell ~outsteadied
Carl Fischer BY a narrow margin IN
the nightcap. Tom Oliver, Red Sox
outfielder. made his first errCr Of
the season in the second game.
Ef~rf Ganp.
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4 FIST

SEATTLE-Just as Ronald Egg
err was Keeling in his fishing line
after an unsuccessful day. q huge
lake trout hit his 5ait and he
landed II. He took Il t7me 20 his
wife and she suggested sho Il
70 the neighbOrS before she pre-
pared L FOR dinner. Fzerer -'splay-
ed the finnv prize ID an elderly
neighbor. That worthy calmly
picked ID the fish and made for
home. He was deaf and thought
Egerer gave It 10 him.
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IT'LL Up

BIG LAKE, Tex, Aug. 2o-CP-
The final series to determine the
West Texas Amateur baseball
championship between the Texon
Oilers and Del Rio Cowboys viii
be played September 5, 6 and Z at
Texon.
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Indians Scalp
Browns 5-3

CLEVELAND. Aug. 29-P--The
Indians made il thee in a row
from the St. Louis Browns by
winning tcday's game 5 % 3. II was
the Tribes 18th victory in their
last Is starts.
Willis HIdlin made il his 18th
win this season. after letting the
Browns get a three run start. He
was aided by four s.. Louis errors.
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SPORTS BEAT
PORTS TO G
Six Hit Barrage In Fourth
Inning Sews Up
Contest

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Aug. %.
R)-The Spudders set down q bar
rage Of six singles in the fourth 70
score four runs in a 9 to G victory
over the Beaumont Exporters. Home
runs By Hughes and Fritz were
good for four runs.
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NEWSIES GET AIR RIDES

Seven Brownsville Herald car
riers were the guests on the Cir
culation Department Of The Herald
Saturday morning. In rides over
the Brownsville airport and over
the city OF Brownsville IN the Cur
It's Jr. plane OF Les Mauldin.
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Burns 2, Hoddap. Vosmik. Sacri-
flces-Schulte. Double plays-Kre ~
(unaSsistedl Hodapp, Burnett ar 4
Morgan. Left on bases-St. Louis I9.
Cleveland 3. Base On balls-oif
Hudlin 3. Blaeholder 3. st lex ont
by Hudlin 6. Blaeholder 2.
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-bdLItd TOT BfluFeS IN IN N.
zz-Batted for Sullivan ~ 9Th.
Chicago ..-...-... go 600 S3l-i0
Detroit ........... D05 OlO CUt@ 4
Two base hits-Blue, Alexander.
and q. walker. Stolen baseS-W Wat
wood ?. Appling, Rogell, Alexa nder.
Lett on base-Detrolt 8: Chicago
III. Base on balls-Off Bridges Il.
Herring 3, Sullivan /. Frasier 3;
Faber I. Struck out-by Bridges Il.
Herring 4. Hits-Off Frasier 3 I'm
2 90: off Faber 5 ~ s Is: or
Bridges 6 I'm 8: off Herring z in 4
none out il 8th) off Sullivan none
in 2. winning pitcher-Faber. Los
ing pitcher-Herring.
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PLAY DEE SET

BIG LAKE, Aug. 29-LP-Color-
ado and TeXon will meet tomorrow
at San Angelo Country club in a
play-off for the sand belt golf
championship OF west Texas. The
two teams tied last Sunday.
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Amateur Row Over
Valey PLAYER

CBv Staff Correspondent.)
SAN BENTTO. Aug. % Be
cause Carl Dixon, pitcher for
the Admiration Coffee team
which beat the Southern Pa
cific in a city title game at
Houston, was on the hill for
San Benito in a game with
McAllen in the Valley League
July "a. the Houston amateur
tilt will be replayed.
Dixon had pitched the coffee
club TO victory over the rail-
readers.
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TWO base hts. WarstIer. Sweeney,
Webb. Home runs: Manush. Sac-i-
flee. Durham. Double plays: Myer
20 Cronin. Left on base: washington
q: Boston 8. Base on balls: off Mar
berry 3; off Durham ]. Struck our:
By Ma-berry /; Durham 3.
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Newark "A, Toronto 5-3.
Baltimore 2O-3; Buffalo ITO.
Reading 1876; Rochester Az.
Jersey City at Montreal, wet
grounds.
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Chisox Pound
Tigers 1914

DETROIT, Aug. 29-R- The
White Sox hammered out a 10 10
4 victory oyer the Detro-s Tigers
today, bringing their series 70 an
even basis. with a game aDIec Z. The
Sox victory forced the Tigers from
sixth 20 seventh place.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus 5-8: Minneapolis 60.
indianapolis 1; Milwaukee 3.
Louisville 6; Kansas City 8.
Toledo z; st. Paul 20.
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Base on balls-Fischer 3; HadIey I.
Struck out-by Fischer 3 Russell
3. HitS-off Fischer 6 IN 2; off
Hadley 0 In /. Losing pitcher
Fischer.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver 9; Wichita IL.
Omaha Z; Oklahoma City 8.
1.-TWO night gaues).
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Two base hitS-ROOt 2, Hendrick,
Hartnett, Roush. Three base hit
English. FOr.c runS-Grlmm, WI
son. Blair. Barton. Double plays
Durocher 10 C%uccinello 70 Hc-drick
2. CUccinello 10 Durocher TO Hen
drick, Blair 70 Adair 70 Grimm:
Beck 70 Cuccinello 70 Hendrick.
Left on base-Cincinnati q: Chicago
a. Base on balls-JOhnson 8:
Strrlecki 3; Root 5. Struck out
Johnson 9. Root 8. Hits-off John
son 3 In 3 innings: Strelecki Y in
5 innings. Hit by pitcher-Strel-
ecEi tBarton). Losing pitcher
Johnson.
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NATIONAL

Pittsburgh 3, st. Louis 2.
Chicago IA. Cincinnati D.
Philadelphia-New York, rain.
BOston-BrCOklvn. rain.
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INTERNATIONAL LFACUF

Oakland II; Missions 7.
FOur night games.
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ITS THE


Wichita Fails 8, Beaumont 6.
Dallas 3, san Antonio 2 night)
Shreveport 8, Galveston l (nighl
Fort Worth 20, Houston &c
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Texas Night Games

DALLAS. Aug. %. Rl-Lefty
Min0gue D his fourteenth game
this season here tonight when he
pitched Dallas TO a 3 70 2 victory
over the san Antonio Indians.
Jones steal o. home while Catcher
Heath and Manager Robertson argu-
cd with Umpire Galloway on a close
play at the plate, proved the win
ming run.
Score by innings.
San Antonio .... Don 600 O20-2 6 /
Dallas .......... 0i0 Cn2 OOx-3 6 I
Kowalik and Heath, Mincgue and
Todd.
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Did You Know That

Did You Know That
Jerome Rektorik and Red
Irvine, who produced outstand-
ing elevenS at Harrington and
Brownsville last year, attended
the Wade-Phelan coaching school
I'LL tAauD-- iii 'N~n Ai
coach uf n
Darla Crimson AIur. established
a queer record his squad -
a smashing poWerhouse unit
which scorned the forward pass
-, even In this day Of wide
open aerial %cirCuses the
Crimson Tide attempted only II
forward passes all year ana
won three games with them
Washington state, Tennessee
and Florida were flooded by The
Tide, due largely to a well timed
aerial heave still Wade IS
NOT gr-uu- ta'v cold IN the PASS
-. Jimmy Fae. r~ ~
showing with Washington Stste
last season, featuring me
Rockne shift ... before depart
ing for the Pacific Coast, Pie
Ian copied the Big Ten PEN
nant at Purdue ....
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia z. New York 4.
Boston 3-3. Washington -.
Cleveland 5. ST. Louis 3.
Chfragn IN na+rC-t 4
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JONES TO SIT
ON SIDELINES
John De Forest, English
Player Here Last Year,
Is Entered
BY ALAN Gould

BE ALAN OOtLD
CHICAGO, Aug. 29-P-High
winds and high hopes today marked
the preparations OF Americas fore
most amateur golfers, together with
a sprinkling OF British rivals, for
the national amateur champion
ship, which starts Monday over
the long and difficult layout OF
the Beverly Country club.
This is the first tournament
without Bobby Jones since the
Georgian first entered the lists At
Merton in 1916. With Bobby on the
side lines to watch the chase Tor
the last Of the four crowns he
wore in 1890, 1t Is q wide open
scramble and requires no eagle
eyed observer TO discover the feel
ings that most OF the $50 entries,
more or less, figure they have a
chance to grab some Of the long
lost spot light.
The King Is Dead
For the past II years, from the
outset Of each affair, II has been
jones against the field. The Geor-
gian was stopped q number OF
times, but never twice BY the same
competitor and for the past halt
dozen years he was at least a 2 70
! choice against the field.
Johnny Goodman, Francis Out
met and Max MarSton r three
starters who have won the event
from Jones in past years.
All the pre-battle chatter and
lOcker-roOm gossip has failed to
develop anything like a faVorite
in the big field, although the great,
the n~ear-great and the paSt-great
are pretty well assembled. OF the
youngsters who have been coming
along prominently, William Lawson
Little, Jr., OF San Francisco and
Charley Seayer OF Los Angeles have
their followers. But s. have Charlie
Kocsis, the youthful Detroit Sensa-
ton and Johnny Goodman, the eX-
perienced Omaha SharpShoOter, as
well as Gene Romans and Maurice
Mccarthy Jr.. Of the New YORK
metropolitan district.
Veterans Back
Among the more seasoned cam
palgners, DR.. Oscar +. Willing Of
Portland, Harrison r. (Jimmy)
Johnston OF st. Paul, The last on
the list 20 hold the championship;
George Voigt, OF New York: Chi
Cages own Chick Evans and Fran
els Ouimet, are cid rivals for the
ton hOnOrs. Britafn'S entries in
clude an added starter n Cyril
Obey as well as John de Forest,
runner-up this year for the British
amateur title. Another former Bril-
fish title holder, II. Philip Perkins.
Is entered from his present home,
New York, and ranks well up with
the leaders.
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x Hatted Tor johnson IN 5th.
Xxx Batted for Stout In Oh.
X Batted for Lindsey IN 9Th.
Pittsburgh ......... 800 600 O4l-8.
s.. Louis .......... 900 O20 O0O-7l
Two base hlts-L. Waner. Gel
bert, SuEr- Stolen bases-P. Waner,
Piet. Sacrifices. Jensen, Suhr.
Double plays-B0ttCmley 20 VIII
son, Johnson TO Frisch To Bot
tomley. Left on bases-Pittsburgh
g; ST. Louis Q. Base on balls-off
Meme 4; johnson a; Lindsey a.
Struck Out-by Meme 2; Lindsey 2.
Hits-Oif Johnson 4 ~ 5 innings;
Stout none I'm i; Lindsey S In Q.
Hit By pitcher-by Meme CHafey).
Losing pltcher-JOhnson.
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Totals....4 10 I3 y II /.
X-B1tted for JeffrleS in IN
Xxx Ran for Jolley in 7El
Du#~nl E~w ~w-.h~ - 80
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The
Sports
Spade
by A EUSTACR


THE U. S. Amateur, a golfing in
stitution since 1895, will get under
way Monday with Valley fans
watching two players In particular
Bud Mckinney Of Del Rio and John
de Forest OF Surrey, Eng. Bud, an
eccentric, colo-ful figure, flashed
into national prominence through
his medal score OF lao in the sec
tional qualifying rounds. He is one
Of the South's best bets. De Forest,
e~asy-going Englishman. visited the
Valley last season with the profess
SIGNALS and played in the Golden
Grapefruit Open az Harrington. Al
through his golf here was not start
ling, he returned 70 England and
was runner-up in the English ANA
teur.
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EaSterling ?, Eungling. Bloxsom.
Allday. stanton. Home runs: Fritz.
Hughes. Stolen bases: White. stan
ton. Radgro. Runs and hits: off
Goldstein z and Q. In 3 1-3 innings.
Struck out: bv CO0ney .. Base on
balls: off GOldstein 4: Green e;
Coonev !. Batsmen hit: by CoOney
(Schublel. Losing pitcher: GoldStein.
Double plays: Green to Fritz: Blox-
SON to Allday 70 Stanton. Left on
base: Beaumont 6; Wichita Falls
q
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SHREVEPORT. La. Aug %. Up
Scoring two runs in the eighth in
ming the Sports broke 4 one to one
deadlock 10 beat Galveston 3 10 l in
the first game OF the series. The
contest was a hurting duel Between
Carlos Moore and Hank Thormah-
len. A base on balls paved the way
for the Sports TO score their first
run in the eighth and an error let
in the second tally.
G.nrn ~ i-rnirnr.
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Totals ........39 rs IN IA

~ 60 -
x-batted for Wise in 9th.
XX-batted for Green IN 9th.
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PROVIDING a severe attack OF
megalOman.a does not set i among
the BOYS. the Brownsville Junior COL
lere Scorpions should have the
greatest grid unit ever turned out ~
VALLEY scholastic circles. They Will
have TO hustle hard TO keep abreast
OF their schedule. however, for gem
ial "Ree' Irvine has mapped out a
Sougn program for them. The AgBle
rcshmen Rice Ere Amcn, S~chraincr
Institute. John Tarleton end others
a. similar caliber are beng lined up
The A. & M. game. which has de-
veloped into an annual affair, wall
be played here on Armistice Day.
Valley fans are beginning 70 look
forward 10 this contest. TWO years
aro tce 5i ges pounded out a SO
decision over Brownsville nigh; last
season they feIi 1870 before the
Brownsville Scorpions: this year
wen we haven't consulted Prof.
Caterwal Calipher, U prognostica-
tor. At any rate. the Aggles are
smarting under the rough manner
in which they YER handed IN ne
Southwest conference last season,
and the old grapevine has it that
the Farmers viii have some nice
bows on their F-oSh squad.
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Excellent Material.

TEE ENTIRE backfield. with the
~excention OF boy" Newman. 1.-the
spin artist. will be back Bud Adam
son Bill Cabler, Maurice P'nkln.
SER Lesser. Edward Perez. and F-e1
Ball viii be back. They will he re-
Enforced by Avis Bolton and Vance
wilson Of the Brownsville niFh
scnad. Johnny McNabb Of KINGS
vile and Cissell Of Harlingen. Line
men returning include Nelson, Car
fer Gilbert. Atkins, Bennett. sum-
mers sylvester, Davenport, Button.
over and Longo.ia. Geo. russell.
San Antonio luminary, Frank Cortez
OF brownsville, John Burns, Eagle
star Of three years ago. Doc LaT-
renee and Sanders Of Harrington.
ere newcomers. And possibly more.
BIG MAC McCAULEY OF the
rdinhrrg Junior College B-oncs will
Iikelv attend Rice this fall. Credits
were the only thing that kept him
out last season. He has q real pair
of "snake hips"
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rhe EnrIisn 800 afan.

IhS English Track Man
DE FOREST IS the scion OF an
~aristocratic. wealthy family, but ne
hes ideas about living his own life.
Tiring Of the staid social life his
family forced upon him. he disap-
Deared from the manor u tiy-
SCuse Time a+-rvre'd his family
found him in London driving a
truck and having q great time.
Shocked, they tried to make him
return 10 his life OF leisure. Finally
q compromise was effected: John
was to 20 to America to brush up
on his golf. That's how he happened
to play in the Open at Harlingen.
BCrPv JONES the only four Nv
golf champion the world has ever
seen. will be on the sldelines. Bobby
won the American amateur on five
occasions and was %runner-up twice
putting him in the finals seven
times. The only other golfed to ap-
pTl@cA tnlS record was j. u. Trav-
ers who was in his hey-day along
about 1910. Travers won the amateur
four times and was rrnner-up once.
w. j. Travis copied the event
time he vent into the finals. Chick
Evans tock 10 twice and was runer-
10 thrice. -. A. Gardner was IN the
-tnr'- ION times. winning twice.
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Totals ...... IS 5 0 "A IA 1

X Batted for DurOCher In 9th.
Xxx Batted for Strelecki in 9th.
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X Batted Tor Fischer In 6th-

Two base hits-West. Warstler,
Sweeney. Russell 2. Three base
hit-Cronin. Sacrifice - Bluege.
Double plaT-Myer unassisted. Left
on base-Washington 6; Boston 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-19

except that the memberships of the first board would be two. four and six years, two expiring at the end of two, two others at the end of four and the fifth at the end of the sixth year. All ap- pointments would have to be con- firmed by the Senate. All board members are required to be Am erican citizens, at least 30 years old. and to have been resident of Alaska for at least three years immediately preceding appointment.
 Any member, upon being absent from the Territory. would auto matically lose membership, and likewise if he fails to attend two consecutive meetings of the board. Provision is made for removal of members for cause.
 When Appointed
 The measure provides: Tt shall be the duty of the Governor to appoint the first members Of the Board of Education at least Is days before the close of the tenth session of the Legislature. The first meeting of the board :. shall be held within 90 days after the close of the tenth session :. Regular meetings shall be held thereafter annually at the capi- tol in Juneau at time fixed by the board" Provision is made for holding special meetings.
 Regular meetings shall not last more than 30 and special meetings Is days, and not more than one special meeting shall be held in any one year. Members are to receive travelling expenses and subsistence while attending meet ings and, in addition, the sum of slO per day for each day of actual attendance.
 Will Control Schools
 The board so created shall as- sume supervision of the Put b lie School System of the Territory exclusive of the Agricultural Col lege and School of Mines. It is required to adopt rules for it's own procedure, for the government of employees and of schools. It is authorized to appoint Commis- sioner of Education at salary not to exceed s5,000 year, who would be the executive officer and sec- retary of the board. Upon his recommendation it is empowered to appoint such assistant execu- tives, specialists, clerks and other employees as may be necessary to conduct the work of the office.
 The board, it is provided, shall constitute the final court of ap- peals in all educational controver- sies, and shall designate to the Commissioner of Education the ex- ecution of all policies decided upon; it shall prescribe rules and regulations for the certification of teachers and shall have the author ity to establish minimum standards for certificates supervise the exuenditure of funds appropriated for schools of the Territory, except those appropriated for the Agri- cultural College and School of Mines, and it's decision in these matters shall be final"
 Make Thorough Study
 The board is also authorized to study the educational conditions and needs of the public schools, the administration and efficiency thereof, and to incorporate into the biennial report of the Con- missioner of Education a report of