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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

The Chairman. Mr.. Smith, you live
in Honolulu?
Mr.. c. w. Smith. Yes. Sir; have
lived there for twenty-six years.
The Chairman. Are you member
Of the bar there?
Mr.. G.. w. Smith No. sir: | am en-
gagged in the mercantile business there
am president of the Merchants AssD-
citation and chairman Of our first board
OF supervisors.
The Chairman. Whom do you rep
resent in appearing here?
Mr.. @. w. Smith. The Merchants
Association of Honolulu, particularly
The Chairman. You may proceed.
Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. G.. w. Smith. In his message 70
the present Congress. President Roose-
welt, in referring 20 Hawaii and its
needs, used the following language:
Hawaii is 100 heavily taxed Laws
should be enacted setting aside for a
period OF, say twenty years. ~ per cent
Of the internal-revenue and customs
receipts. from Hawaii, as a special fund
to be expended in the islands for odu-
catIonal and public buildings and for
harbor improvements and naval de
tense"
Hawaii Per Capita Tax.
In order to arrive AT a satisfactory
presentation of>the statement tina;
Hawaii Is too heavily taxed" we shall
have TO compare the per capita tax Of
Hawaii with that of Territories more
tavorably situated any of contiguous
area on the mainland. The TcrritOriCS
selected for comparison are Arizona.
Oklahoma. and New Mexico. the COM
parison being on a citizen population.
Expendi-
Territory Receipts lures. Debt.
Arizona .....S 500 40 Sl0.S7
Oklahoma go. 2.92 s.97 LOS
New Mexico -. i.25 i.67 i.6S
Hawaii ........ 1904 42.ij 1891
| Or. to compare on total population
basis, We find for the year 1904:
Expendi-
Territory. Receipts. lures. Debt
Arizona ......... si.b2 . 3,57 s.23
Oklahoma eco. 2.69 1888 90
New Mexico e.. 3.92 i.2O 4i9
Hawaii ........ 1868 lS.47 li.l9
II may be noted here that In tho
year 1904 the debt per citizen per cap.
| tia of the United States was 1893. and
the debt per total capita of the United
States was Sl452
! On June 80, 1905. the total debt of the
Z Territory OF Hawaii amounted to the
sum OF S3l37, 0O0, or a total population
I per capita debt of S2l37. and total
citizen per capita debt Of 5000
Schools and Cottages.
/ or this Indebtedness 100000 900 con-
sists OF loans secured in 1904, and
! from this loan there has been expend.
| ed s2jj. 3S7.l2 for school and teachers
houses, with an amount OF S57, 1905
held In reserve on contracts extending
beyond July, 1905, making a total fol
educational purposes Of S3l3.l3S.O7. II
Is further proposed to eXpend fol
schools and teachers houses an add
tional amount of approximately $3.50.
900.
In the outlying districts OF the island
we have to provide houses for th(
teachers to live In. There are not any
boarding places for them, and thu
teacher usually consists OF a man ant
his family, The department OF publ,
instruction finds 1t necessary In ordel
to hold the teacher in a certain posi-
ton to provide accommodations fol
him.
In assuming burden OF this nature
Il has been the aim Of the executive
and the officials of the Territory to ed
ucate and prepare for citizenship thI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
oEx, published in the Saturday BuIIe.
rim and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
GAL notices, calls for tenders, Iudg.
Inents, building permits and real es.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin.
ST per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
Horse Shooting.
W.W.WrightC co.

have opened a horseshoe
ing department in connec.
ton with their carriage
shop, etc. Having secur-
ed the services Of a first
class shcc- -HAy are pre-
pared to 90 All work In
trusted to them In a first
class manner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

large and growing number Of children
particularly those Of other than eau
Casion parentage. In this respect Ha-
wall is bearing u burden imposed on no
other Territory.
The funds now used for the pur-
poses named are by no means sufii-
cient to meet the need. and more. larg-
er. and better equipped schoolhouses
are required.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
STEAMER TABLE.

From San francisco:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Jerome Sees No Necessity for Hurrying
 fu Mater

Jerome Sees No Necessity for Hurryfmx
 in Mater.
 New York, Dec. 2e...-The grand jury held a special session this afternoon to continue it's investigation of the New York Life Insurance Company. which was begun last week. District Attorney Jerome spent some time in summing up before the grand jury the facts developed during the inS estl ga- tion but he declined to say ans1h ng tor publication.
 Late in the afternoon Lewis A. Del afield, personal counsel for Geo -ge W. Perkins. appea ed at e Dis rict Att torney's office and talked with that of- ficial
 Several bookkeepers of the New York Life Insurance Company have been subpoenaed to give evidence In connection with the info nation brought out in the examinations of Mr. Perkins. Edmund D. Rando ph, Treasurer of the com any, his coafid sn- tial clerk Nj. N. Mattison. Alexander Webb. IT,. J. Carroll. Root. woodbury t. ,Langdon, c. A. Morrison and oth- srs
 There was some discussion in the District Attorneys office today il, TO- gard to the published atenent that if the grand jury d.d not take action during the present week the statute of limitation might be invoked in the cases. This contention is not support ed by the District Attorneys office, as it Is held that the ale ed ofRe ses ui- der investieatio were instituted pre- vious to 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Meeting Oe Len~ne.

After sluanheriug for the p7st three roonths the baseball ''bue" will a~ain come to fife in this city on Friaav. when the nooeuls Of the Fou+heru I League will con~re rste in Birmingham for the annual meeting.
 @In a eirrular letter sent out by President William Kavannugh. copy of which was received bv President Baugh yesterday, formal call for the meeting was made.
 The board of directors will convene at 10 o'clock on the morning of De- cember 2S, and on the following day the reeuIar meeting of the league will be held.
 The deliberations of the body will he held at the Florence Hotel, arrange ments for same having been made by President Baugh, of the local associa-
 From New Orleans will come Charles Frank and very probably Secretary Heineman. From Atlanta will journey to this city Manager Billy Snith and Lowry Arno'd, at one time likely sue cessor to President Kavanaugh Pres ident Crawford and Fisher of the Shreveport club will come from the Louisiana town. President Amerine will look after the interests of Mont gomery at the meeting. From Nash vile viii come President Kuhn and Johnny Dobbs and probably Sammy strang, the twin magnates.
 Memphis will be represented by Man ager Charles Babh and Secretary Thomas Mccullough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
FOPulaF Young MaeFon of UAland

Popular Young Matron of Uhlam1
 Passes Away.
 Girard. Dec. &c., Especial. Mrs. Ma lissa Culpepper aged 32 years, wife of MT. Mercer Culpepper. died at their home near Uhland. after a long Illness. The funeral and interment took place at Hopewell church.
 There has been quite an epidemic of weddings in Girard and vicinity dur ing Christmas week. Among the young people who have mated during the hol- idays are Mir. Gunby Williams and MIsn Minnie Calhoun, Mir. Anderson Shell and Miss Ida Crowder, Mr. Acia New some and Miss Fannie Clegg, Mr. W. Huguley and Miss Genie Jones. Mir. AL len Robertson and Miss Willie Duncan. Mir Kimbrough, Haines and Miss Ethei Wheeless. The last ceremony referred to was performed at the country home of the father of the bride, Hon. L. R. Wheless. formerly a Representative of Lee County in the Legislature.
 Mir. Bryan Buck was very painfully injured last night by the accidental dis charge of a roman cantle, one of the balls, from which struck him in the eye. He will probably save lis eye.
 At least two instances are on record this week where stocks of fireworks kept by Girard merchants have been destroyed by reason of lighted flre- crackers being thrown into the stock by mischievous boys,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
workiBg for sub-Treasury.

The sub-treasury committee. of which W. P. G. Harding is chairman. win hold a meeting In the assembly hall of the Commercial Club Thurs day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 The purpose of the meeting Is to formulate plans for conducting an ag- gressive campaign to secure the loca- ton of the new sub-treasury In Bir- nnngham
 Active measures have already been taken to secure the sub-treasuFy for this city, but further steps are neceS- sary, Many Southern cities are alive to the importance of securing this prIze-notable among them Atlanta. It is generally believed that either Al. Ianta or Birmingham will win. In fact, Secretary Shaw has already intimated that one of these cities will be chosen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Bf5Ou Theasre t0night. FfNke 0'Hara. In "SHr. Biarney from Ireland"
RenuItn .. rnlr nrounals.


 New Orleans. La. Dec. 2R.-rn the first race today st the Fair Gro4nds Toy Boy. mafEing his second appear ance here won hls second victory. AL though the hook makers did not lay such long odds aga'nst hinh as at his Initial appearance. the betting propo- Rition was so good that SC eral thou sands are said to have been won by the new corners few friends,
 Tn the third event the Stewards re- fused the running of Biz Bow and in- Keyes.h Bis Row apre0re1 to get a
 Weather clear. track fast
 Enst Ess os R0s ass pae, Ssf fqr'Goss 9o won; spion 100 fLloNd). to g. second: n1ecklaw % fHenne sy). F |? I. thi-d coitness Anna Ruskin,.. Doric.- sha on owana Dick shan'ev Regal Lad and Ad1 Hawkins also ran.
 sneno S lo7 VaSgarsn9 saasse6s m %s te sscoSd; RaIbert: 1is .A"stiS is to S |, sdsqaon sGisG oms aas ' Cav a RSeS1ds Vida An Cen tor Martins. A!sono Ma'aaor, Rril- liant and Invasion also ran.
 Third race. mile and re entv yard'- fcway. io4 iGar"erj. to i. "'; %c-on enoi: t: Nuiwoo6. i01 CBlumenthe) 6N to i, third. Time. l:44 s-5. De'phie. Big Bow. Saul. Caronal also ran.
 Fourth rare five and half furlongs l. won: Meadow Br~eze. l1I iMo--isl, g to 2 second Deo-o s5 (Llo~dj. ' tS lady Henrietta T. B. Zero and Re5c
 Firth race, three-quarters mre- M%Fsss aS' IS's e-ns-s, t To1; to ST s second Gold Circle 1O2 (Ga-rerN. to s third. Tire 1'13 4-S. Ser Water, s"hroeder,s Mt7wav, sica mouse. Miss Hart and Clara Dening also ra~
 sixth race; one vie. se,l'n@-Henrv Watterson, 116 fGerrer). 5 to won; Abe Never lo7 tAnbrrchonl. to i sec third Time 1,4o 4-S Lena J., Renev- rion. Quinn Rrday, Bitter Hand Ham Hear. Red Coat and Ruby Star also
 Eutrie- For Today.
 7,,PI First race. six fSSrl2ngs; selli11- o.Neiii. Ziek Abrams, 1Ol R"yal Bond, MeIta. Malaye l04; Lady Vimort. Demo. l05; Billy Vertress. 1os; Impe-tlnence. Chase Captain Mccorhrick l07.
 longs. serling-Baba R.. Mss Farris. French Nun. t01: Muffins IN4: O,s's. Tichimingo, God Besrer. Abiure. Hocus Focus, l06; Posing Great Come on Sam.
 Third race. seven furlongs. New Year apreliminary-Lu ,kv Marie. Beau Bum mel Judge Post Vot'ne. Pompadnur. iO2; Tudor. 1o5; De Gro. Paragon. 1O5,
 Fourth race, handi an-Pride of woodstock. s4: Debar 9s; c~bicular. Minnie Adams. 11S: St. Valentine. 114.
 Fifth race, six turlongs.Calsh h1 sh, Fenian, Sidney F., 107: Frontenac. 1O9 i; Paul Clifford. Phi Finch Trepan. Ma falda, Bell estrofne, Ill; Jucora, Ill.
 Sixth race. one and o1e-sixteenth tn tington. 1O1; Terms Rod, Loie. 1O2: Docile. FootliEhts Ftvorite. 10$; sanction. 104; Monte. 105; Lemon Merry iPoneer, Red Light 109: King Fl' sworth Beecher, Bulwark. orly II. 112.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
DEAD FROM BURNS
rrTV,u CHILD SUFFERED MOsI
 TERRELL AGoNAEss
u...,. sebvnhaeher, q Beautiful baDs os pesseaser CaAsht Fire aas- snr Before am O4,en Crate
 fsa,rs~srnas Eve.

rs,ru,ngnam, Dec. 2G.--(speciaL1- Helen schwabacher. the ,.Z yet IT old daughter of MT. ana aS tn Sssar',sn@ s,s;nwnS in terrible asonies f.on me-, ,ngItis m0da which startel I. on serious ID .ms sns,ss received by having her garner. s.,s burnea Monday evea!ns. being N'o 'A'r TrS little child was standing n IT. IT. <, me erate when her d ess isnd.eul. ds'a Tn Tn q I few moments s-,e was enve'Cpsa ,p', . . in in danes aud though assistance, l.,s ,paset- @ given by she snaSocruciating pains. The sS sarns brought on meningitis ana 1.. the osi,s dIeo today in terrible res
 "l The ia niiy is among ,he ss, best sa SpoTa ths in Besssmer; ,Is The baas ISlG sho% oSSSt held da arsi n,, pp.1s last T state Fair in Brmip tna n M sIae t inc annual baby snow in Bes es5sl ,sI ana .n few weeks since. The t1heF ,nm m taks place Thursday mer"ia4'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
conauetor. slax ReuIsn.

El Paso. Tex, Dec. 26--l he Mexican Central conductors are voting on the matter of q union strike. They now get from s110 to SIPS per month. gold. The increase asked a'nounts to about fifteen per cent They are voting now to determine whether they will refuse to work if the increase Is nnally re- fused. If the vote carries, they wlll simply resign, effective January l, A strike Is a serious matter in Mexico, and they will not attempt it, but the re- suit will be the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27


 # Is learned that Atlar,a |. ,,a.,. mnsh afraid of Birmingham ana i, nAhFng q strenuous effort to best tbis SLY. which 1t regards aa .ts strong Those keeping in touch yvlth th. movement feel much encouraged and 4re eonhdent that Blrnlfn fnghanls cnancss are very bright. provided tf,e ixens " sHs cls~ The committee urges that every cit. l1en who has an acquaintance with a Sot SonsIituent Of any Congressman in the see. South Carolina or Mississinnf write them requesting that Birminsgs nam be made first choice where tbe state has no aspirant and seeond caoice where they have an asplrant
 Lhe meeting is of much importance ana Fuil attendance is expected.
 sijou Theatre tonight, FIske o,Hara
 In "Mr. Riarney from IreIand.D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
A, T, Q, cons rems On .

The twentieth Biennial Congress of the Alpha Tau ome~a a'er tty be- gan here today. The atte7danee IS large and delegates are arriving O7 every train. The first session was h~li this afternoon The meetings are ha- ing held at 1ha City Hal The ses- s,ons ore all secret. pr. B P. !."on . of St. Louis. Is presid'nv at tse T-eat- ing. Several of tho h'eher o@ci1is of 'the fraternity aye rrasent. The three chapters in Alab7ma of the A. T. O. have strong Selegations "t the CNn- e,rsss smoker was given ton 'EHi : st inc TIiIlman Ho.eL The business transacted ts If a ro"tine nature. The T4j'lman Hotel Is headquarters for the Congress attendants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
FIGHT AT NURSERY.
Bob CumminRs, a Negro, Badly VvOund,
 ed By Sam Prufff

Huntsville. Dec 26.-(Spocial l-In e fight at the oaklawn Nursery yester- day afternoon. Bob Cummings. a negro. was shot by Sam Pruitt. The wound was in the fieshy part of the thigh and is not dangerous. Pruitt is in jail.
 Merrimack Council No. {. Junior Or- der Of United American Mechanics. has elected J. E.-Rawers as Councillor; 10 S. McRee. Recording Secretary. and Rob. ert p. Weeder. Treasurer.
 Only a few minor accidents result ing from the celebration of christmas have been reported here. Harry Dan ielR. grandson of Dr. J. p. Humphrey had an eye injured and a hand badly burned by the explosion of 8 big are- cracker. Other small boys were hurt in various ways. but not seriously.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27

Troyan ana has many friends here who are interested in his future happiness and welfare.
 Christmas has passed pleasantly and quietly in Troy. The streets ard hovres are brixhtened by the presencs of the school boys and girls who have re- turned from their respective colleges for the holidays and a nuv,ber of fes- tivitiee are in nrasrAss for their piens- ure, The event of the week h social way is the ,pree a~sir at the new hone of Mir and Mrs char-es HenSerson- a hcmsewarv.in~ In honor of the c1-,rie- tion of thAir home. to be given Thurs day everin~.
 At The Ran4t~t Church q Christnaas eeptata wss ~tveo by the chrdren of the Sundey School A cnfleet'on was taken for tbA e~~enees If the choir.
 At. St. Marks Enlseo-el Church ch~is-ats eve n'-ht a ch-'st~ras eessi. val was held for the children If the s-rdav School. It was nesun with sn err~o~rista service and carnfs, after which a Christnas tree was eninved. The, tree was nlacea near the entrance If the church ard was sre-e to ~Isf- den the eyes of the little feiks. while the altar and chanceI of the church we~e heautifuI'v decorated ir white sl- tar cloths and ever@reens. The service was cnnNu~ted by Rev J. W. Page rec- tor in charge ard was 3 pleasant oc- casion to aIl who attended.
 Pev. J. Nj. Deneliy, who has been in charge of the N. F Chur~h at this riace for tine past fh~ee years. leaves tomorrow with his interesting farriiv for Ope,iksL where he will be stationed for tfie next year. Mir. D7nneily and his favpily have made many warm friends during their three years so- journ ln Troy who regret Very much to have them leave.
 The weather for the past week has been exceedingly good. This morning the tehrmometer registered twenty-six degrees and several mornings ago 1t was down az low as twenty degrees. Though the weather has been cold 1t has been bright and clear and every one has enjoyed the crisp bracing days.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Prl.oner To Crem,ntear.

Birmingham. Dec. 2s.--The city prison at Jacksonville. in Calhoun county. was burned last night and Richard Walker. the only inmate, cre- mated. Walker was arrested .or beat ing his brother and his wife, whom he ran from home. 1t is not known whether Walker set fire to the Jail, as the man was in throes of death when help arrived. It was impossible to save the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Tired of nelng Hunted.

Cincinnati, Dec. 26. Edward Meas. who with eight other prisoners escap- ed from the Hamilton coun6y jail Sun- day last surrendered himself at the jail late last night He said he was tired of being hunted like a wild ani- snal and preferred to serve his sentence Of thirteen months. Among the four missing men Is Clarence Henri, dr- rested in New York charged with the theft of the picture of The Girl Knit ting" from the Cincinrat' arr mus"uu..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
preslaent Kavapaugn will reprsaent

President Kavanaugh will represent he Little Rock club.
 The local club will be we'll represent d. Harry Vaughn left Cincinnati this morning and will arrive in the city to- night at 10 o'clock He will be ready o attend the meeting
 At this IT nesting subjects of vital inc terest will be discussed. The first thing on the program will be the selection If officers. There is to be elected a president. vice president, secretary and reasurer, members of the board of di- ectors and a board or trustees.
 Although there was some opposition O Judge Kavanaugh as president l st eason, nothing is positively known as O what action will he pursued by the league. It Is possible that President Kavanaugh will not offer for re-elec- ton. and the reverse ts also possible.
 The petty Quarre.s induiged In Inst season. such as exceeding salary and player limits, the subterfuges alleged brought before the meeting of the di- rectors. which will be ned prior to the meeting of the league.
 The salary limit for che coming year will be fixed. tOn this point centers tne interest of the meeting, although past experience has shown there is really no importance to the matter. W
 It has been already snown that the salary limit Is a worthless section "a the rules of the league. put It's natnte- nance Is thought to prevent flaEfaIlt vio.ations. That 1t does this has never been proved.
 hon ever, this subject Is one that ale ways attracts deal of attention.
 A banquet will be Indulged in on Sat- urday n.gnt at the close of the meet ing.
 It Is believed that the board of di- rectors will tnresh out the Castro mat ter while in session. Castro at present has a release from the Nashville club and it Is a question of whether or not Birmingham will s.gn him or release him.
 It is known from past experience that baseball flights not involving the serious are very Tickle and do not last long in the m nds of the contestants. There were many charges and counter charges made last season by various managers which may never gain birth at the meeting.
 Following the meeting the signing of contracts will. be begun as action on the salary limit is awaited by the man. agers
 Harry Vaughn will remain in the city during the remaindSr of the winter and carry on negotiations with players from thts foint.'
 President Kavanaugh. in his formal call for the meeting. urges that repre- senIatives of the clubs others than managers attend the meeting.
 Executive sessions will be the feature of ihe deliberations of the lords of the league.
 Harry VauEhn's arrival in the city tonight was hailed with delight by the local fans as they know his coming A-e nN HR the coming season. The fans believe Vaughn will end we'll uo In the running again and have already begun to base their hope on the proposition.
 In the telegram received yesterday telling of his coming, Vaughn indicated philanthrop,c tendencies in portions of the message. He asked that $5 be giv- en the treasurer of the Elks, lodge for the Christmas tree
 whether or not a new ball park will be erected in this city Is subject that will receive future discussion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Young Troy Doctor To Wed In Mary,
 land City,

Troy. Dec. 26-(special )--Dr Henry Minchener, son of MT. Frank Mlnchene~ of this city. left several days ago for Baltimore to be married to Miss Al ce Parlett He will return with his bride tomorrow evening ana stop at his fla ther's home on Elm street for a short visit before going to ms home in Glen wood.
 Dr. Minchener was four years a stu dent at the Baltimore Medical College. About a year ago he returned home and want to live at Glenwood where he practices his professI0n. He "a a native
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
E'lOChI1ULDElSS
 MEETING

Ths annual meeting of the stockholders af inc FirEt National Bank of Montgomery viii bs held at It's banking rooms on Tues- day. January sth. i90I. at l2 o'clock. noon. for the election of Board or pir~ctors and eor the tranSaction of any other business 9has may properly come before the meet SrT U, r--. A. G. WOoLFOt-k.
 Flee a os got Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
Investigatlon Contlnued

The investigation by the coroner in- to the death of S. L. HunesuclEer, who was found shot to death Saturday night in the street near the roll 'ng mills, has been rostponed until Friday. Several witnesses were examined in the case. The remains were shipped to Medora, Indiana this morning by the Green Un- dertakiug company A. S. Boyd. arrest ed on the charge of the crime, was tn s morning removed from the city jail to the county jail by order of Coroner Par
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-27
..4.a ,v cOMIng ConfeFence.

IIIdring from repI.es F9 e'FV ,p v.,ss, w Jackson, charman ot tns G cemnittee named on lmnig al'or 'Ss,nS the Birmins han ComaS .sS nee at ths ,Ser"rca sno ca led for Mo tgHme y. De- n,hny coni aS Comme. rial bodies and dis, ,enant municipalities have sent woso ts.1 rAnresentatives will be in att n l. snce at the conference in MontEo .ie. ana that much interest Is being 'axea shroughout the State. A bill h4s pssa @ Lrepared by the delegation on ER,rpain aham Commercial Club to D. ,.rasented to the Legls a for ad D. lion. The bill will provide for an im- mIsration commission to be run oy inc State. This bill will be discu sea al the conference to be held In Mont gomery thls week