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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
CARNEGIE KNOCKS
THE FIGHT GAME


SANTA BARBARA, Cat. Mar.
- aan Francisco ts hurt ae.
rleusly ~ its reputation fer
such thinus 80 prize fights. ana
tire sosner ~ better people real
iss this ard aes upon tns real
iEssler. ths sosnsr ahs will as
SUMS her F8phsfui elaes auasre
American elhsa.- Nas ths ~
ralanmsnt 81 saa Franesseo'a
eisiH.na q fiesiana. voiced b.
Andress cRFnsais, sslse 20 IN this
city to-day.
"Los Angeles permits io.round
boslru ulntehss. sndsrsiaud.~
sire stssl kinu continssd. That
10 vsrF ~sH. Manly sport "a
manly spert bui syl,en people
are psrfnitt.d 70 enter q ring nnd
batter sach ether for the greater
part ~ as afternoon. while
thousands % others howl their
approval. the time has arrived
when radical measures arc
necs8aary."
While carnsais nsads no sps.
eifie references ts the encounter
baswspn Battling Nelson ana AZ
Walnast on Wathlnuton's Birth.
day. hia iHferenee ~as unnnis.
taxable.
10 declared that people have
grown aWsY" from such things.
ard that they should be stopped
when the first prineipiss 81 hu.
nanlsy Showed that a sas
necessary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01


Where are the ugtiads 70 wiid
duck Which i ~ - yeafH aMa daFs-
smsd fhe Say "a migratory fligHtV
TrrH 81 thousands have Eune 60
ths bag 90 ths market hunfaF fhs
fellow wtQ siauEhters birds af rasi
FROM a sneak boat. other thousands
have gone 90 sire atesgtHu3an'a IL
gauge sportsman Il ha followed tho
code Ia ssifinE his BAG
hut great as haa been tfn slauNhs
/ Ger 90 has NOT thlnnrd the narks sag.
I ficientif co account for thr disar.
E rearancs az fhr inrfiY eanfaftaft
che faafhaams fuailard. ~ that aerial
/ lightning express fhe hins wing teal
Peg manY sections th8t mud SAL
bowling water bog fhe carp has dome
m0rs So chase away the Eurh than
an che powder thar has tssn harmed,
Ah@ greatest crime au thn caiHn.
OAR against American epoFtanar
was tha Introduction - thn carp
T lnf1 nur fresh water bodies ) ihinh
this g.eHt was introduced ag iha tirrc
~ enc WORLDS Fair in tsa1 They
may have made their appearance
prior tH fhia huf ms Information 81
thaf some wrtasnheinief thought f
fine Ca show TIRE carp with other
things whom wo wefe hrnnrIng
Chris Column
AT I haVa 90 say with respect g.
this individual is that don't wlsh
him any more harm than fo De-
turned i9uss iH a cawu ~ duck
hunters and Fishermen some dismal
afternanu. II rau ever east b rs ur
artificial haft ~ crnuGhnd ln o.
blind sou Auaw what ttia Implies
All she waF from ere breeding
ground ln the unrth 20 tao walters
in The anuth the way 90 Ola aHa
dotted with Wild riCe. and the duck
fed ne they flew wffh rnNnr "a
thought of hunger But then aamo
fhe carp. and hingo went us rica.
and with 10 fhr duck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
BAT NELSON
STILL A HERO

CHICAGO. March i-Drauite the
fact that the laurels 81 n champion
no longer Eraee bile towhond. Hat-
fling Nelson, who "a here playing
Ia theatrical engagement. ia the
hero IT nHtiana Boz Chicago Every
where the BATTER goes be ia Frrot-
cd hv welcome which borders on
am ovation
A. che Aihamhrs theatre where
hf pa playing Nelson appears night
V in che blood heapattored toys
which hc wore han be fought Woi
FaHt Zoe San Francisco
He expects Co leave iu two weeks
fpr hia ranch ln New Mexico to reat
np before beginning training for hla
fight with Cyclone" Thompson.
scheduled f1r April 90 May For
thiH reason Nelson has refused a
number ~ offers 90 appear an the
boards notwithstanding tho faot
that high Haiarisa have been Of
fored
Nelson has received word that
Hid Hester in san Francisco has
forwarded bids Tor the Nelson
Thompson g0. 60 boz fought in Cali
f1rnla
Word was received today from
Thompson that ho soon win go into
training Tor the fight and that he
i1 certain Dec viii whip the Dane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
PLANTING OF WILD RICE
WILL RECALL THE DUCK

The cafr rniiaNlus in the nud
fataur.d the Wild ries rosa Hulii
ta4aY wherever che earn r@aass naf
a spear ~ wiid Firw groves
Efforts e. propagate rice are be
ius made - sTnrfsnrn o. localities
whafe the carp u not
II 81 g. shsHr mea ! give ttsia ln-
formation on NruwinN fiae. Cor
know if wiN D. appreciated
Nild rlce Niii Tfuw tn r. ~ water
south 20 So degrees north latitude
The difficulty in uvefaume ~ DOOR
seruinatien NJ permitted 20 dFy
the seed alii noe terminate
Il iF best 90 aew IN tha aufink
Mud bottom iH necessary. and tha
muter uwMf not fi8w too #Wlfiig
nor must q b. efaaunnf
Seed fnaaf ha Kathsred a. coon
a. mature and SHIPPED Go hur3a 81
sacks tA cnld storage rooms The
shortest paHalhin time must einpae
bsfwecn harvesting the seed and
storing a.
when rnceisef az the storage
plant wHiie fresh and before faf.
fuantatiun q must ha put into
hurkatr. ufarn barrels ~ Tafs eos
erred with fresh water and imma-
stately placed in e1ld storage Light
IMMATURE seed. straw. hrokeu sticks
etc. should he removed - floating
iu water preparatory 20 storing
Tho Temperature should 10 just
above freezing Wha; storage men
cell the 7ehiu ronm"
The neea must not BE- SLOWED ia
drF in she spring before planting
When planting apfeaa the srea On
water thaf O. from one e. three feet
deep near lha shore
n conditions are right a splendid
rFap ~ Wild rice which WI iu-
crease annually. should result one
planting o. sufficient and once the
rice appears. 80 won't b. long before
the duck find and aeck u eFerY falt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
ABERDEEN MEN TO
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Undecided as Yet Whether Eight-Club Circuit Win
Be Independent or Apply for Class ID Rating
Two Teams for Tacoma.

ting az play outside Tho barrier
oue ~ tha certain features viii
he The election ~ offieera aud prob
ablY a league name vii be deter
mined
Another question wiil De tho play
inT schriule AZ present gamea on
saturday and sunday alone are de-
slRued and there is considered lits
tlr doubt hut that this plan viii BE-
adhered 90.
Aberdeen Hoquiau. Mnnfranna
Elena Cenlralia. chehalia. Olympia
and rHooma are the citiaa ln owes.
tlan Ia casa Tacoma has two
t0ams. ne IL now contemplated one
nf the other eitiea VIII bel eliminated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
"EsARLEN TOMMY MURPHY GIVEN CLOSE
DECISION OVER OWEN MORAN LAS NIGHT

rlishman'n jaw and had hiig dazea
FOR a few minutes ~ fhr Last
round however. Moran came back
strong. and fought furinuHiy for the
advantage. having Murphy in disc
tresa lust before tna final gong
Smiths decision was greeted Win
ienfa. but ~ Moran was d heavy
fnYafttr, Il waH natural that the
crowd should o. preiudiced in hs
favor Neither boy looked good
enough 20 give Al W0lgaat real
argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
MAYOR OF HECEWISCH
GETS ROYAL WELCOME

and that he would seek n return
match with the new champion. Al
WolgaHt Nelson added. however.
that he expected that Wolgasi
would dictate the terms OF the next
fight just as he himself dictated
them when champion
Nelson appeared last night al
the Alhambrn theatre. Chicago,
and was given an ovation He re.
lteratcd hts statement Of confi.
dence In bis ability 10 defeat VOL
gagi. and that he was willing 90
back himself to the limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
WANT $4,000 EVEN

The best Instance 81 eugthenlug Jers price
Los Angeles.
general rule Of the he should nphoay fayoia The
r. he however number ~
Who have formed o. s5eo0a g bt Jena hodug ont
Tor aN before the
80 into ne ns Hea her anaEer % The Los Apses baseball
team = said have charge ~ the placing OF the pool Whether the
lshed to
q 70 z very recorded
and small involved expected
rEht
most 81 which WIN the white mans chances toe odds that
prevail the o q
strong Jses community aud there e no doubt but that The pig m
who believed him 20 BE- unbeatable b bad
whether could q
did shape when Dr. showed here that
being from 10
looks
equine performers testify and jeff
will come through his period q strenuous training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
AN IRISH SKI
JUMPER NOW

You can't beat tho Irish. any more
than you can Keep "a squirrel on tho
ground
No matter what line N sport one
doivcs into be- VIII find son of
Erin conducting hifAHetf with high
honora
We thought tho Hcandlnawans had
.a trust on the Hlli jumping pnatimo.
hut hero comes ono Barney Reilly
mth
Reilly jumped tn the amateur cinHa
and surpassed tho bost mark of tho
profoaHl1nalg no cleared no foot.
standing, while Anders HnuRcn.
winner II the professional event.
made ~ feet IA mis- best effort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
NELSON'S defeat CHANGES ODDS

lts a long time between now and
the Fourth ~ July. and the average
beglpr does not care Ga tie up hla
eala by advance wasers ON che Iof.
iriraIohnson argument However.
there are enough spectators who
either have the cash lying Idle. OF
who 90 business Nth checks and
markers. to create something 10 a
betting market and 60 establish the
price This being the cRse. q Is In.
terestlnK 10 note the effect that the
aofesi % Nelson hy Al Wolgasg has
bad on The prevailing odds for the
biE battle
Prior 10 the fail Of The ught.
weight champion. jeff was a steady
90 10 choice. with few bis
Wagera recorded at 10 no John.
soa money wAs scarce. especially
la The vaat. and che ieffrlcB men
we're willing 10 give good odds Ia
ORDER 90 set their coin covered fBt
as soon a. ihe news ~ Nelson's de-
feat was flashed over the country.
the odds on the big nght switched
hwttnra demanding s amt 2 tD 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
EDITED nv LAURENCE RrDINGToN-

advantage, several times fprcius
Murphy through ghe RUPEES. ana land
ing un him a. Will With vicious riKhi
hooks Co tho wind nnd kidney hi0wh
Murphy'a left eah hts most sffrc
tive band. and be iahbed continual.
~ With o. The 10th round Wah
Murnhy's beFt. and marked the turn.
tnE point ~ the fight iio landed
several singing blows on the I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
SULLIVAN SPENT
A COOL MILLION

Whom champion of tho world John
T. sullivan toured the country with
9 show entitled willing Hearts ana
Hands"
Tho ute of lawns play WIS very
appropriate, f0r there certainly were
many willing hearts and hands To-
help the fighter get RIA Of hls coin
J. Lawrence Hpcut something like
one million dollars during hia rcim
aa champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
GLEASON OFFERED
$4,000 FOR
SHARE
Salt Lake Banker VIII Pay
5000 Bonus or Buy
Out Frisco Promoter
End-Fight Talk.

BAN FRANCISCO March IT,
win a proposition past straight 60
TEX RS knra and Jack Gleason q a
bonus - SIS 600 10 iahs ihs JsrfFiea-
Iohus1n finhf % salt Lake CITY, and
b separate proposition 70 0leanou g.
bus him oui FOR $4,000. hliowinK
hlm "a retain his on0-aixth interest
iu fhs moving pictures. jos Arlnan
thn Salt Lake banker ans represen-
faiivr ~ tna business men % that
section. has laid his cards on thr
table TIE offer was made at "a
cnnfcfrnre late yesterday 90 which
Nelson. RlokArd and Gleason were
present Tho latter tuid Nsiaan that
- wanted time "a consider the mat
SER huf he's promised That after q
meeting with Richard Today he wiii
ha prepared a. give an anHWor.
Gleason sam Herwrf ard John T.
clark are 60 lrave Tor santa Cruz
To-day 90 Inspect a Proposed training
famp Is o. used hy left They wtil
also vtaig Monterey ilerEef expects
t. ioin Jeff 10 Los Angeles about
next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

furionFs The nomoisolfe stakes.
value $500. bts furinnra
Tho Empire CITY Racing nHa0ola b.
ton reserves tho right to cancel any
or al ~ these fixtures without nn-
ticc at amy tmc prior to fho actual
running and without liability or-
.copt Tor Che return OF me entrance
money That 30 was explained. pan
Ia purely precautionary measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

ABERDEEN. March 49, with tho
assurance that six cut ~ eight
cities considered VII 10 represent
ed and with every probability that
the others VIII answer tavornhly Dob
tho Interim meeting VIII be- heid
at the Gmypurt hotel. hoaulam.
next sunday when arrangement
Tor a baseball ieaxue af eight cluhs
wan be discussed That a inANue
~ some kind viii result b. cnasid-
erred certain Among the points Ca
DO tecided ls whether thc league
shall apply for admission % oFrAn-
ired hlli. which aeCordiag o. ropu
lannn. wuuid give a class - stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

hrnus la not only president Of
gee Frlni circuit, but president Of
tle League N Amateur Driving
-nbH W. America and mo- man "a
HoIttr fitted hy nature and training
I9 d1 both offices moro honor
fhn election Of Geo. j. Dietrich as
eerefarF Of tho grand circuit moods
np comment Dietrich % known fu
rN.rr mnn ana boy who folinwa the
game a1 ono of the most capable aec-
r.iHrinH Doe tho business. and hla
.'rai.1m lika thai uf Juvcrtuz. ls an
l7uDr io tHe business.
The elections stand f8r ono yrar.
Devnr.uE Hur.osdr wy. W. Coiiistar
1f Detroit who held office for "a
FH4r 'Hitsttr Fuccecdod Dan Come
rHu aIal ~ Detroit whose autocr1tio
fniInF asa NOT appeal 10 hundreds a.
horaomcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

HEGEwIsCH. M. March H.
This town gave ga mayor. battling
Nelson. a roualng reception to-day
The defeated iigbtweighra return
resembled former triumphant en-.
tries into Hogewisch. and there is
not a fight fan here who doCsn't
believe that hat was under.
trained and his defeat due to that
fact
The hntller told bis townsmon
taat he was not down and out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

SAN FRANCtsco. March a.
owen Moran the crack English
lightweight u today probably the
woke % tho morning after hard
fiRht 90 realize that he had huan
given the losers end Moran be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
CORBETT GETTINC FIT

Jim co3ett Z not gans Into cfss training camp 20 train ne
viii BE- ~ when he takes M Duties
adviser Tor he Is ALREADY nia.ns ~ hard gymnasium dag
months from Exercising With ieff the
expects 20 do Nu he most strenuous eor and much
who Realizing
NJ himself perfection egcy day fellow
he win require a TIE condition
training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
GIVE JoHNIsON CREnIT

Almost every one Is eady 9 eonds ta Jefes q he best Is q
better than Jack Johnson hts
uon WHISTLER Jeff can ger bock % anhns even appaehne hts best
Sighting form on the other hand johnson
fighter
ultimate result ~ h battle che g Smoke
things mighty Interesting E weight Of numbers
Jeffiea betting likely
that the big fellow viii b.
The nalIon-a hIrihdly rolls round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

tin. a sore nnao being Mofsn'u only
souvenir. while Murphy escaped
with a aliEht cut over the right pye
Moran forced The pace for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
O'BR!EN, PRINCE OF EINR
BY HERBERT FORBID

This DE- tho second ~ "a series ~ four atoris, s..,
crooked rinE 81 Philadelphia Jack cI,r. k ~ :
Tor The Har hy Herbert fpfder formerly Engish &C.,,
agent e. the CRAFTY fighter Tho third siory st. ~ 40
thia page tomorrow tolls how Tommy Burns f, 80 nv
Ofreu in Milwaukee how tas rhadelsti. \. A'u*
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

llrves aa as many 81 tha fans whn
saw last nights encounter that the
tne end ~ 20 rounds with HARLEM
Tommy MeFphy wan draw
When tbr fiRhf ended huth men
advantage and neither showed any
iil effects ~ ihe fasf pace that Lad
hsrn held throughout Referee
Eddie Smith. however. gave fhe a..
eiaian 81 Murphy. claiming that tho
Eastern boy had a dlsiirrg shade on
points
The Tight was one 10 the rinsnrsg
aoen hers for "a long time hsins .
striking contrast 90 the Waiaaat
Ntlnan smuggling match ~ ianf seek
u wns practically q biuod.rsn bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
NO q

IT lIE first big cleanup came in San Frare...
had been fighting steadily upward and At tb,,s.
~ already something Of a figure in nnel;..- I.
round affair with the negro Young Peter Iacksor y
lost The decision given 10 him by The papers 80 ~
Of the fans. caused him to DO some thinking As.a. =.
tween himself and the negro would be bio 49,. g
battle was scheduled and then O'Bricn and liz "a
gciher. Il was evident that Jack would BE- 49,. 81
lic agreed 10 take knockout a. the hands "a ~ f,
The fight progressed as agreed and al the 49,. -
@ Bricn dropped his gloves and Young Peter sen, ~
boards Il was att 50 obvious that OBrien's name NJ
The nosrlls Of the fans However he cleaned ~ Il w
share of the gate receipts There was no more st Il
the states, 50 be took the big steamer 10 England
The natives marvclcd az his undoubtedly bull,. y
boxing and Jack suddenly found himself in elover ~
dub got himself thoroughly well threshcd al his h,r s
once did he run foul u suag II was n Iondo. ~
opponent was fine specimen Of a Hebrew fighter H,, =
swain. As boxer he was almost lacks master and II
with a profound contempt for anything England ~
against him. did not train day in the fifth round ~ ~
landed beautiful clean right cross counter and OBs
down. only % be saved by the gong After minutes :,
was thoroughly rccupefaed and save the battle 81 8
boxing aud put up a terrific smuggling coldsws;n 80
stand the pace his last bolt had been shot, and the ba
10 O'Brien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

Jack Curiey ls harnHfnrmlnw with
pur Roller Roller has dates az
beaver and Kansas city this month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
III pEFEAT on cRISP.

After that came the battle with George Crisp Tor Il. 4,
pionship when an the bruiscrs Of Old England were ab
or waning sadly. II a sorry spectace-the qzr !.
Bummel Of the ring absolutely untouched Tor II round 4
Crispa buriy. massive cart-horse type 81 maii-uas -
jabbed and wounded beyond recognition his counien,
sembling slashcd piece Of raw beef
Such the fame % the new champion that n. III
turned aside with and wonder when he consented IA
the busy IT their provincial cities OBen ssw Is
easy money ahead but be lacked the necessary oppns
imported poor old Iank Kenny. set his press agent r
ahead and under multitude Of aliases poor old Yak m
self Knocked ont" after few rounds u boxing 10 IL u
Of the simple audiences who throngcd to see the great
champion and gave him less than thouan dIzHl
night ior the job
England was a gold mine for O'Brien. and whsnixz \
with both the middle and heavyweight titles carras
driven hy bis father in coachmaus hat and fnrs sar
through the streets Of Philadelphia, to the amazemr
wondering crowds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-21
 DEFENDS
 NEW LAW
Member of Pharmacy Com mission Says that Recon structed Statute Is Neces- sary for Protection of Public - Excise Feature Will Be Enforced.

State Pharmacy Commissioner LA. Leverty of this city, was asked by a Farmer reporter today what he thought of the criticism of the state pharmacy laws passed by the last General Assembly. The board of which MT. Leverty is a member is supposed to enforce the new. laws which he has studied thoroughly. MT. Leverty said:
 ''One would think from agitation and publicity given to the new phar- macy laws by the public press that the pharmacists of the state were coming under the provisions of a pharmacy law for the first time. Chapter 216 of the Public Acts re- ferred to as being unconstitutional is Tot a new section to the law. This las been part of the pharmacy law since it's inception. Nor is that sec- ton calling tor the constant attend ance of a licensed pharmacist new The present law differs very little from the old law. It has simply been clarified and the status of assistant pharmacist created.
 "A strict adherence to the law on the statute book of 1908 was more oppressive and burdensome than the present law, as under it's provisions the constant attendance of licensed pharmacist was required.
 Tn an article recently published the claim is made that the pharma- clsts who got their legislation through the General Assembly should be severely condemned. If this. IS true then 90 per cent. of the pharna- cists of this state deserve condemna- ton. The pharmacy laws were re- constructed by pharmacists for phar- maclsts and submitted to all interest ed in the matter for acceptance or rejection.
 we question the right of anyone to say that any law pertaining to the health and safety of any com munlty is unjust or burdensome, or that those responsible for any law which affords added protection to health and safety should be con- demned.
 Second only in importance to the correct diagnosis of a patients ail- ment is the properly compounded prescription. Can anyone question the necessity of a law which gives protection to the physician and patti ent alike in requiring that at least a preliminary knowledge of drugs and medicines, their nature and effect be demanded of the person in whose hands a prescription is placed to be compounded The health, even the life of the patient at times is de- pended upon the proper interpreta- ton of the prescription and the abil- ity of the pharmacist. The claim that the examinations are unnecessarily hard is in keeping with all the other claims made by those <endeavoring to find a loophole to evade the require ments of the law. If the same amount of effort were directed to a complj : ance with the law the danger to health and safety would be reduced to the minimum.
 "A strict adherence to the phar- macy law should be demanded of the pharmacist by the public and the practiclng physicians.
 k'As for the sections of the law relative to the excise laws there is no change except that it was made the duty of the pharmacy commission tc enforce tt. We are going to do it."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-21
Special from United Press.)

London. Feb. 21.-King Edward fail- d to cut the Gordian knot in his speech from the throne today. open ing the third Parliament of his reign, and by his indecision has precipitated a crisis between the Liberals on one side and the Irish Nationalists and Laborites on the other, all three par ties said to form the ministerial coali- tion. It was expected the King would state definitely which of the two measures, the budget or the bill to limit the veto power of the Lords, should have the preference. He failed to do so. however, though from the prominence he gave the budget in his speech and his reference to it first, it is assumed that he wishes it passed before the veto.
 Already Nationalists and Laborites have warned Premier Asquith that un- less he gives them positive assurances to the contrary, they will not support the Liberal program but will force the cabinets resignation and another cleo ton.
 The only reference made in the speech to the proposal to limit the power of the Lords, was the follow ing:
 Recent experience disclosed serious difficulties due to the recurring differ ences of opinion between the two Houses. Legislative proposals will be put forward with all convenient speed to define the limits of the two Houses of Parliament and to secure the undi- vided authority of the Commons in the matters of finance and their preference