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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Larkie's Independents Are Arranging
Games.

Manager Larkie of the Independents
has arranged d game with the Cannon
balls at New London for Sunday, Oct.
2, at Cannonball park, and the follow
ing Sunday will play the Cannonballs
return game in this city.The indie
jpendents also have arranged for games
with Mystic, Fort Wright, and the fast
Sterling team, and the outlook is for a
grand offering for the lovers Of foot
ball this fall. Owing to the close riv
airy of last season, a series of three
games will be played with the Can
nonballs for the championship of New
London county and a purse is to be
played for. After the Independents
play the Cannonballs, a game will be
arranged with that team of champions
known s the Heavyweights, and if
they are game and really consider
themselves champions, why name their
alley and the Independents will be
waiting to take their small change;
and no doubt they will know they have
been playing football not aeroplaning
Just get to practice, Heavyweights. you
will need it: but don't think YOU are in
Baltic or hitting the Laurel Hill line
when you face the Independents
Some center and fast backs i'll Greene
vile. [ guess; but, oh, you Heavy
weights.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
cRANkER OF NEW LONDON
WAS WINNING PITCHER
Lasted With Pittsfisld Team All the
Season.

In a review of the season of the
Pittsfeld baseball team, the Spring
field Republican has the following:
Joseph Cranker of New London, CT,
was the winning pitcher Of the aggre-
cation and he was the only one TO re-
main from the beginning to the end OF
the seasor. Cranker was often, hit
hard. but he pulled more games out of
the fire than any other twirler on the
clubs payroll. Pittsfield used twelve
pitchers in the course of the season,
and Cranker was the only man to stand
it ont.
A feature of the team this year was
that Manager Doherty in selecting his
men picked uD a large number from
league clubs which hey Wee not good
enough for and whipped them into a
combination that took only a front seat
when they opposed the club they were
dropped by. Cranker was let out by
Waterbury, and the first opportunity
ne had TO show them came last Thurs
day and he shut the leaguers out with
out run. Owner Edwards was in
Pittsneld Turing tie season and beg
Sed Golden. Rohar2e anil others to
help him out 81 Northampton. but they
turned deaf ear to his requests and
remained with the bess man they had
ever worked for-Michael J. Doherty.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
MOTOR BOAT RACES
ON THE HUDSON.
Twenty Finish Out of Twenty five that
Started.

New York. Sept. 21-Three events
were decided today in the national mo-
tor boat carnival on the Hudson river,
under the auspices of the Motor Boat
Club of America. Twenty five boats
started in the three classes, but only
twenty finished.
Ten boats were sent away in the
speed race of 115 miles TO Poughkeep-
sic and return. The Edith l. won first
by her time allowance, but the Peter
Pan Ill was the first boat to return
after covering the distance in 5.22.43
All of the Is starters in the two
cruising boat over and under forty feet
classes finished after a fine run to
Peeksl<ill and back, distance of sixty
miles. The Eronet won on her time al
lowance.
+. d. Giles Elmo ii. was the winner
for the under forty class. the scratch
boat, kathnar, being fifth in 50S55
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Forward Passes and End Runs
Yale's First Scrimmage-Frst Team Scores at Will
Backfeld Very Fast-Uhlan Makes Another Trot-
ting Record.

Lakeville, Conn, Sept. 21.-Two Yale
elevens lined up against each other for
tefl first time this season today and
had hard fifteen minute scrimrnage.
The varsity scored almost at will on
forward passes and end runs, but were
noticeably weak on line plays, the men
seeming to be in constant fear of
beralking the new rules, to which they
have not as yet become accustomed
The work of the varsity backfield was
fast, that of Quarterback Howe being
especially good. Walter Camp, Jr.,
was in the lineup at fullback.
Head Coach Coy today expressed his
pleasure at the condition of the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Black Pusilist in Montpelier.

Five hundred men and boys crowd
ed the Pavilion veranda and hung on
to windows to catch a glimpse of Jack
Johnson, worlds heavyweight cham
pion pugilist, who with his wife boWled
into Montpelier Monday evening in his
horsepower Thomas car, beating
the Central Vermont train from Bur
lington, where he arrived at 5 o'clock
from Montreal by way of Plattsburgh
Johnson drove his own car and in
another car were Barney F'urie, his
trainer. and Walter Monshan, his
sparring partner. They stopped It
the Pavilion Monday night and will
reach Boston sht.-Rutland News
(Tuesday).
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22

Tense and proves himself to be clever
workman on the sacks, he's bound to
be heard from in the future. Graney
the Maps, who was a pitcher this time
a year ago, is playing very $3.50 ball
in the outfield. Portland (Pacific Coast
league) is Graney's old team. Hark-
ness. who put the brilliant Ew Walsh
to rout in emphatic fashion Labor day
morning, is also from Portland. He,
too is nifty locker.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
MILE IN 2.o5 ga BY YEAR OLD.
Colorado &. Sets New Worlds Record
at Columbus sGrand Circuit.

Columbus o., Sept. 21.-Racing in
the trotting division of the Kentucky
Stock Farm futurity stake at todays
Grand Circuit meet produced a worlds
record mile by Colorado E.. owned by
George III. Estabrook of Denver This
colt holder of the worlds record for
8 year old trotters, reduced his mark
from 2.G6 IL to EOS "a. The time by
quarters was: 80 ga, 1.92 "a, 1.S3 ga,
{. 05 ga.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
COTTON.

New York, Sept. 21.--Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: Septenl-
Der 1882. October 1928. November
1910, December 1914, January 1910,
February 1913. March 1919, May 1923,
June 1921, July 1920. Spot closed
quiet, Is points higher middling up
lands, 1890; middling gulf, 14.15; sales,
124 bales.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
West Ends New Players.

Captain Gallivan has made some
shifts in the lineup of his West End
team that will meet the Academy on
Saturday and will play zoe Sheridan
at center Instead of Schultz, Fred
Liggins at Halfback instead of Tom
Aubrey. Jupes Mcintyre Will be on
hand to sub in either the line or back
field.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Yale Won IntercoII.oat. Coli.

Manchester, Mass, Sept 21.-YaIe
won the intercollegiate golf team
championship at the Essex Country
club today, successfully defending it's
title of last year, by defeating Prince
ton to 1 in the singles matches in
the morning and 2 to 1 in the four ball
in the afternoon, giving Yale
a total of Z points to for Princeton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
MONEY.
Nav w

New York. Sept. 21-Money on call
easy at 1 1-2M2 per cent: ruling rate
| IS: last loan ! IL: closing bid /
rs; offered al 2. Time loans dull but
sasy; sixty days "a per cent. ninety
days 4M Ia: six months i-2
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Leading Base Stealers.


Chattanooga Tenn, Sept. 21-The
Chattanooga baseball club has pur-
chased Pitcher Benton from Cincin-
natl for next season. The purchase
price IS not given. Cincinnati paid
the Macon Ga, team $1,000 for Benton
last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Yale and Princeton in FinaI..

Manchester, Mass, Sept. 20.-Yale
and Princeton will meet in the finals
at the Essex Country club links tomor-
70" for the intercollegiate champion
team championship as a result of their
victories over Harvard and Dartmouth
Respectively. TO-DAY
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22

At Jersey City-BaItimofe 6. Jersey City 0.
At Tcronto--First game: Rochester l. Toronto O.
IL innings Second game; Rochester l. Toronto g
At Newark-First game Providence S. Newar q
Stcond game: Buffalo o.. Montreal /.
At Montreal-First game: Buffalo 8. Montreal I.
Second game: Providence G, Newark s.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland.
Totals. SIS 8 sS 1c
IRAN for Easter1y in OH.

score BY INNINGS
Cleveland 20. o o o o o . %
Philadelphia "a 0 20 90
Two hase<faits, Lord. Baker sacrifce hits. Davis.
Baker. OIdrins stolen bases Turner 2 Collins 2.
Lerd; double plays. Iajoie % reckinpaush to Hohen
horst. jackson 20 Smith: fist base on balls. of
FetsweI . of Coonibs g. hit by PITCHER. by Coombs
l. struck out. by Fanwe g. by .ioombs Q: wild pitch
Coombs; first base Cleveland S. Phladcl-
pflia s. left bases. Cleveland o philadelphia 10;
time. 2.i9; umpres Perrine and Dineen
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
UhIan Clips Another Worlds Record.

Allentown. Pa, Sept. 21.-Uhlan, the
champion trotter. hung up another
worlds record today when he went a
mile in 2.05 ia over a half mile track,
thereby clipping "a of a. second off the
best previous time. The time by quar-
ters was .32, LOB ga, 1.35, 2.05 IA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
The United States Finishing Company
$50 Broadway.

$50 Broadway.
New York. Sept Il. 1870.
Preferred stock Dfvfdend No. A.
The BOARD of Dtsectors have this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of one and three quarters per cent
IA4 per cent?. UPON the Preferred
stock OF this sOnA%A Ky p4yAbis Oct. /.
1910. to ckhOlders ~ record at the
close OF business Sept. ~. 1916
CeasAsn stsck DiviAena Nc =.
The BOARD Of directors have this dAy
declared a dividend OF one Der anat. "a
per cent. }, upor, the Comm or S4o0k -
this company. payable Oct l. 1910. 20
stock holdsrs Of record at the -clsss OF
ser17d r. 3. JEROME. Treaeeses.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
ReisisI Goes to Rochester.

New York, Sept 21.-Among releases
announced today by President Lynch
of the National league was that by
Brooklyn of J. Reisigl to Rochchester
eastern league).
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Tie Best PcssibIa.

The outcome Of the republican state
convention. III Respect to the contest
ed nomination for governor. is. We
fully believe. pArt ieuiar1y welcom ID
by u large majority Of the republican
voters Of this section OF the state.
and Will be loyalfy supported by all.
In the choice of Goodwin to head the
state ticket the conv antion made the
best mid for victory it could possibly
have nlade.-Stanford Advocate
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Prize Loving Cup on Exhibition.

The silver loving cup won by Jupes
Mcintyre at the c. A. C. games this
week has been engraved and is on ex-
hibition in the window of The Smoke
Shop, on Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Boston 4, st. Loui. 2.

St Louis Sept. 21.-Beston took the final game of
the with st. Louis today. TO ,. Frank
Smith. formerly Of Chicago. allowed four hits Nal
10y pitched creditabe game. but Boston punched
hits and the seventh inning Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Brooklyn.

Chicago -. .g.....c 0 0 0-I
Brookyn ..... ...0 o Q o -
Left bases. Chicago 10. Brooklyn 6 two base
hits Ncsdham, Dsubert: home run Hummel; sacri
flee hits. McElvoen, Bergen stolen base. Hunnel;
doutl9 play McENeen TO Hunmsl 20 aubert; bases
balls. OF Rucker 4, Of NcIn.yre /. OF Weaver 5;
struck out. by Rucser - by Mcintyre J. by Weaver
= hit by pitcher. by Mcintyre ,; hits. off McIntyrs
in innings. OF Weaver . in 8; time, 15l UNI
pires. tombstone and Eason
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Maps and Athletics in Eleven .nnine Tie.

Cleveland Sept 2i.-f-ercand and Philadelphia
PLAYED eleven innings. with neither scoring Fan
Wen pitched steadily Hitlr bases, while
coonbs was practically unilttable. This makes i6
innings the latter has pitched without being scored
upon Lajoie made his 2o0th hit IF season. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Brooklyn 4, Chicago

Brooklyn. Sept 2l.The Chicasos wound up their
series With Brooklyn today ard met with q \ to
defeat. A home the right field fence by
Hun;meI climbed the game and drove AIcIntyr to
the clubhoIse. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Jew York.

BY innings
ST. Louis ............1 9 a 0 L.
New YORK .........-...0 0 o l e.
Two base hit Murray: three base hits. Higgins 2
Abbott; sacrifice hits. konetchy. Marquard. Devors
FLETCHER: sacrifice ny. Mowrey; stolen bases. Snod
grass. Devore. Abbott: let bases. New York IL
ST Louis g: first base New York !: dou
be plays Myers Bridwell. Mowrey Phelps to
Higgins: struck by Vanguard 6. by Golden /.
by Harmon >. by Anes J. bases balls. off Mar
guard 8. off Golden 1. eff Lush . OF Harmon :
hit by pitcher. by Marcuard /: wild pitches. Mar
guard l. Amos L. passed ball. Phelps hits. off Col
den ! In . Id innings OF Lush 2 in 2-3 off
Harmon in :. off Marquard ) in innings. off
Ames in l; time a.15; unpi.es. Kane and KLEIN.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22

*Batted Coz Beebe in 9TH.
4~Batted fo- Burns in 9th.
**+Batted for Chalmers in It'll
zBatted co. Shelter in 5th
zzfsatted Brennan in nth.
Score by innings
Cincinnati ......I l ! Ill
Philadelphia 80 0 O. 6 lis
Hits. off Chalmers s in innings. off Shelter l in
], off Brennan in .. of Moren in .. off Covaleski
in 8 2-S, of Beebs in IL, off Burns In 2:
two base hits. Paskert, Covalesx Bates Mitchell
Downey; three base hit. MaCee: home run. Mclean
sacrifice hits Iobert. Bescher Egdn. Covseski, Doc
Ian: sacrifice fly. Moran stolen bases Bescher Lo-
bart. Egan. Bates. Mage: struck out. by CovaIesd
I. by Beebe ., by Chalmers 2. by Shelter !. by
Moren !: left bases. Cincinnati Q, Philadelphia
10: hrEt base balls, OFF Covaleski 5. Off Beebe g.
of Chalmers 4. on Shelter l. of Brennan J. off
Burns 3; first base Cincinnati =. Pha
depfDa .; hit by pitched ball. by Covaieski pass
ed ball. Doom; time. 2.25 ;inpires. O'Day and
Brennan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22

The total frontage of Greater New
York unen tte water is 444.so miles.
" this 1es. - miles L available for
sfippirE
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22

.--.---. ...-.---U . Ut
St Louis ...-..........0 / 0 81
Two base hit, tirigss; sacrifice hits Corriden. Lew
is. Purtelt 2. Gardner: double play. Truesdale 10
Wallace 10 Grggs; stolen bases. Stone Northen
Hooper 2. Speaker: hit by pitched ball, by Malos
] bas balls. off Mailoy 6. of Smith = struck
out. by Malloy 4. by Smith 1; left on bases. ST.
Louis 4. Boston O. time I.Ji umpires. o Loughlin
and Connolly
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Phiilies 49,. Cincinnati It.
Cincinnati.

/ Philadelphia. Sept. Elm poorly played game
/ here today Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati IS to
H. the home Using four pitchers and the Wis
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
Chicago.

Totals. "A "a IS 1
~Batted fer Kane IN 18th.
%.Batted for Wcavsr in 7th.
Dated for Richie in 9th.
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
An Inside Story

!, An inside story Of high finance is told brief filed in th
Chicago by Otto Gresham administrator o. the estae % Jo @
is Cooper The brief relates sale of the Indiana Illinois al
Iowa railroad The New York Worlds report OF tns sun
the following figure the litigation Theodore r on
of the Panama canal commission and now Psde
az the Interoroe system in New York. Francis NJ Drake Slons
faher-n-aw time of the Three Is rallroad Fa
secretary of the navy and president OF the Equia
Life Assurance Society 10y president of the
Salt Company William C. Brown president OF the New YORK Len
railroad Robert Mather former president OF the Chago <N
Island and railroad John Cooper Chicago attorney Inc
last of though dead many the most important o
alleged have been earned by him in the Three uaac
ton the basis of the suit The declaration filed IN the mucP
last May dismissed by Judge John II Hume on octoDe
s. because the bill Of particulars failed to give detaa
the rendered The panH adted
that Mr. Cooper being dead he could not supply the missing nfoma
on but filed nterogaores demanding information under oan HON
the These the judge ruled they did not have to
The appealed that the declaration may be esated ana
brought to trial 49,
0resfa brief tells story showing how four million dollars
profit for short time OF S25ooooo OF
borrowed money Here the OF the brief as told 9 the
Worlds report "he Three Is from Streator, ILL., to
South Bend Ind where with the Lake Shore Mr.
Brown president of the latter and Mr. ShontS was genera
of the former road when the sale was effected alleged
that tey conspired to divert traffic Three IS road sending
freight by ctou and from its stations to avoid t use
s tracks Then when the road was doing possible bust
they got Paul Morton Centravle Ia
Drake Shons fatheraw and buy the road from HIM for
100000 The road had $60000O0 capital stock authorized OF
which had been issued and 81 100000 still IN the
treasury The purchasers alleged borrowed So 100000
pedgng the whole $G0o00 of stock The additional $4,000
necessary Drake his 000 the brief obtained
by taking that from fund of $S00000 which had been
earned by the road in rebates but which alleged had been con
ceaed from Drake its Drake was also required 10 pay OH
bonded Indebtedness of ST The borrowed from
Redmond Kerr Co. said to have been repaid Immediately and the
stock redeemed with money obtained by issuing bonds Having
the been reversed and MIR
Brown president Lake Shore and Shon through
gifts traffic officials of other roads, alleged have
diverted all possible traffic to the Three IN this way according
the brief quadupng its business With its bonded Indebtedness
paid off traffic and valuable the Lake Shore
feeder the road through the influence of Mr. Brown said
sold the Lake Shore and the profit $ 000000 the brief
And for his the Mr. Gresham of the opinion
that the attorney whose he earned 100000 To
of railroad system set forth the bill that Mr. Brown the
time had nothing but his salary and $4,000 in debt
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
EIGHT MONTHS
SO cents

IN ORDER TO AT ONCE OBTAIN A STATEWIDE CIR
CULATION AND THUS INCREASE IT'S FIELD OF USE
FULNESS, THE BOISE CITIZEN WILL BE SENT TO ANY
ADDRESS FOR EIGHT MONTHS FOR THE NOMINAL.
PRICE OF FIFTY CENTS.
DEMOCRATS DESTROYS OF THE PARTY'S SUCCESS
AND THE BUILDING UP AT BOISE OF A GREAT NEWS
PAPER THAT WILL EVER PROVE TRUE TOTHE PEOPI z
AND FAITHFUL TO THE DEMOCRACY ARE URGED TO
SEND IN ONE OR MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THOSE
WHO ARE WILLING TO READ THE DEMOCRATIC VIEW
POINT OF THE GREAT ISSUES NOW CONFRONTING
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
DO NOT DELAY. ACT AT ONCE THE FUTURE
OF THE PAPER DEPENDS UPON THE SUPPORT
PLEDGED in The NEXT FEW WEEKS. IF THE PAPER
CHANGES HANDS 1T WILL. ONLY BE TO SOMEONE IN
HEARTY SYMPATHY WITH ITS PRESENT POLICIES
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
Liberty Plumbing and
Heating Co.
STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING
LOS Main St. Boise, Idaho
PROMPT
DELIV ERY

Is an essential element of sue
cess in the Grocery trade. 1t is
one of the points in which we take
great pride and our we'll sustained
reputation in this regard constant
ly brings us new customers, while
being an important factor in hold
ing old ones. OF course our
goods are standard quality-the
very best of all brands and our
prices are most reasonable. Sat
isfaction in goods, prices and SER
vice guaranteed.
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
NOTICE, SPECIAL.

In the Probate Court of the County Of
Ada, State of Idaho
In the matter Of the Estate of Samuel
Caldwell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Bertha C.
Holmes having filed in this court her
petition praying for an order requiring
the administrative of said estate to ex-
ecnte deed to lots 0, 10, ii, l2, 10, II,
IS and 10 in Block 2s, Dundce's Second
Subdivision to South Boise, Ada County,
State of Idaho, according to the record
ed plat thereof, together with all water
privileges appertaining thereto. The
hearing of said petition has been fixed
for Thursday the oath day of March,
1910 at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the Court room thereof in Boise City,
Ada County. Idaho and all persons in
tcrcsted in said estate are hereby noti-
fed to appear and show cause if any
they have, why said order should not
be made.
Dated February ia, 1910
JONAS w. BROWN,
Clerk
First insertion February 1s, 1910; last
March 20, 1910.
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
BOISE MERCANTILE CO.,
ZIP IDAHO STREET.
Idaho Carriage Shop

General Blacksmithing, wagon making and
repairing. Forgeings specially. Proprie-
tors of New York Shoeing Shop, liz N l1th
Bell 713 black. Ill N. ilth St.
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25

The New York Herald that has always displayed the kent
foresight IN picking presidential is lust now enoaod -
booming Mayor Gaynor for the Democratic nomination The Her
ald never does anything by halves its columns rival its M
grown wonderfully in popularity New York and gives evidence 81
oeng the man that the metropolis has long been looking for There
New York ~ s0u dS mayor OF
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25

me lwln Fails Chronicle very sensby suggests that the ,
ocratS OF ldaho stand the initiative and referendum
pP edlis OF sowing the liquor problem BY enacne te n
1--WE and referendum the people they choose & "a
hquor question and also with all other important measures e
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25

"he Flerpon Morgan made it of great financial benefit -
mat ne drop the larbe Seens Russell conrt, -
coues Magazine he doubtless thought that he was brno -
ena ne era OF undertaking, and that the nuck-raers ~ ]
he IS the che would be permitted go their wav in nea G ~
eckoned without reason for where there was one naoa
with public issue then, there are score or more
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25

The exposure OF graft in the Chicago city administration ~
errly on IN the newspapers of that rngdden citv Tb
ad an able and efclen mayor Judge Dunno but were m
power OF the Roosevelt administration and the b
to his neck in scandals - 'PPedis 10 De up
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25

have special invoice of unset Diamonds that am Sej
an extraordinary low figure l set them if you WISH
LER, 1914 Main Street
The Boise citizen., 1910-02-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
acres, AZ miles from Boise; free water.
lots in Boise, set to grapes and berries.
81 acres REIMBURSEMENT onehaf mile from depot and S
IA. DAVIS, Owna,
1917 N 18th 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-25
ELKs ARE GETTING
DETAILS IN SHAPE
Additional Committees Named To
Look After Safety and Comfort
of Visitors

Detroit hotel men have given the
executive committee of the Detroit
lodge OF Elks. 80. S4 assurance uf
,Aeir hearty cooperation in the plans
To make the big reunion here next July
great sug cess. Tn, idea had spread
through no country that the Detroit
hotels would insist on visiting lodges
making contracts for their accommO.
cations 10, five iays or more. although
the reunion proper lasts only four
days. To correct this. the hotelmen
M IN the Tuller ana adopted a rcsO-
luton stating that European plan
hotels viii maize contracts for foar
days or more AMI American plan
hotels for "a days or more
Ills gives such lodges as desire
the option OF remaining only the fo,ir
days of he reunion. The entertain
uent program extends over fun
week. however, Sc that it is unlikely
that many of the visitors will go away
IN less than six days
Many business men have not ye-
learned that the Elks have absolutely
refused 10 allow any advertising
schemes in connection with the re.
Union. There viii be no advertising
space sold in the program, and the
subscriptions gwen by business mer
will be all the contribution they are
called on TO make In aiding the enter
bise
-Four now and important committees
have been named by Chairman Fred
; Burgess The Law and order com
nttee which will look after thu
roping of the streets and other meas
ures OF public safety. consists OF
James Mcnamara Police Supt. John
!. Downey and Fire Chief j. G. Brod.
erick.
The puolic comfort committee. con
sisting OF Michael u. O'Connor. j.
rank Lyman and Frank Diehl, will
act with Health Officer Kiefer in eS-
tablshing public convenience stations
IN the parks and boulevards. This
committee will also have 10 auto
trucks engaged in furnishing cool
drinks to the marchers in the big
parade.
The baggage committee consists o.
Michael Houran. Howard Taylor and
". c. Winchester. 1t will try tc
equal the record of similar commit
tee in Denver, where not single
piece OF baggage was lost during the
entire reunion. James A. Kier, j. a
Doherty and Georgt ) Baxter com
pose the committee on cooperation
with state lodges, which will deal with
Jhe sister lodges OF the states ana
utilize their willingness TO aid Detroit
in entertaining the host of visitors.