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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

tho Barge Canal Terminal Commission ana
tho views of tic conference viii be per-
feotod for presentation 10 the Legislature.
Goorre clinton. 81 Buffalo. was named as
chairman OF the committee "hich Is nlau'
I'D a. follows. Ex-senator henry W. mn
Buffalo. r. \. Fisher Rochester +. ~
clark. Osvego. II. -. Fish, North Tona-
wanda: William II. Folette. Tonawanda'
lanes Coupe and w Pierrepont White
r-,ic.. Earl Furman. schenectady .. r..
Holden. whitehall: William j. Roche Troy
Frank G. Herrick Albany. Frank Braincrd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
TRY TO AID PAWNBROKERS
Tammanv Men Unable to Kill Bill
Limiting Interest.

n I0I0gTa0n = I'o Tr'0N0H-
Albany. March os-The Assembly to-day
passed by n vote ~ 103 to a the bill Of
A>semblyman Brooks. Of New York. pro-
vijins that pawnbrokers shall not charge
q higher rate Of interest for loans than :
per cent month Tammany legislators
tried hard 10 defeat this bill. although APP
iarenty they did not dare 70 cause an ar
rument on 10 on the floor Of the House.
Tho method they selected was 20 ask for a
hearing al" Smith. majority leader said
that il was for The Assembly 20 decide
whether tho bin should be passed when a
hearing was called on IT, ~ the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

Henry n Hebert. n. A. Meyer and Oiin
!. stephens. New York: Albert +. kis-
singer. Rome: r l.. Meade. Mechanicsville
and r. r. James, Tockport. Syracuse was
unable 20 agree on representative. so ".
g. Allen and r. j. Snyder we're named
with a half vote each, Lewis Nixon VINO
Irosided AZ last nights meeting and Frank
: Gardner. secretary were made members
ex-ofco
The conference adjourned until April H.
when the legislative committee il 10 SUBJ
nit n draft Of the proposed bill. The con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

ference also approved the resolution penn
inc in IN. LEGISLATURE. introduced by SEN
a,or Ramsperger. proposing an amendment
~ the STATE constitution to provide cha,
canal terminals shall never be sold. leased
or given away. thus according the Term"
nails constitutional protection similar 70
that given the canal prism.
The conference called on Governor DIX
al noon in a body TO pay its respects. Us
members were introduced b. Lewis Nixon'
who explained the objects Of the confer
ence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
BETTER KEYSTONE CITIES
Bill 10 Give Commission Govern
ment 10 Pittsburg and Scranton.

Harrisburg Penn. Marca S.-The COM
mission form Of government for second
class rte- under what Is known a. the
PITT, -ra- Scranton plan. these being the
onl} 40 cities IN thar class was advocated
to-day 20 ID hearing held hy cosr committees
If lhe Legislature having for consideration
. liL recently introduced
The bin provides for council or nine 20
10 elected az large. each member 20 re-
r''e "5s year. The power obi the May-
Cd. and controlie- are t0 remain unchanged,
h-t I'll" ccuH.1 .a to .ono-c; t.r rest of the
s0rerrwert
3 deieeatcu Of -1l from T.ttsDurg ana
another . more rsu hundred from
scranton .rriyed during tho afternoon and
marched to the CAPITOL. beaded by hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

THE CONTEST MANAGER. The
VTW-YORK TRIBUNE, NEW fORk
CITY.
y The time OF receiving answer. VII
nave no efrect upon awarding OK the
nrtzos. with this exception: All an
syvor. must be- In the hands OF the
contest Manager 81 THE NEN-fORh
TRIRt-NE WITHIN TEN DAYS after
the last picture has appeared
The prizes will be awarded - the
cont stants sending IN the correct, OF
nearest correct. set % answers 20 M
entire series OF siXty-three (6S) Provero
illustrations.
: That in the event Of a ne the con.
testant answering the largest number az
uroverhe correctly with the least num-
Der ~ answers will be- declared the win
ner and awarded the prize.
Q. only one complete set comprising
nor more than 3i5 individual answe
may he submitted by any one contest
ant and only one prize will be- awarded
10 any one family or member thereof
TO- In making the awards the Judging
Committee. % be- announced later. will
take into account the similarity and
exact wording OF the Proverbs as Sc
lected bv the TRtBU Ne STAFF. and
as contained In THE NETWORK
TRIBl-NE"S Book oS English Proverbs
Spelling. wording, punctuation anu the
correct construction Of proverbs are he
essentials that win be- graded.
Al communications or letters 81 in
quiry concerning the Proverb contest
should b. addressed 70 THE CONTEST
MANAGER. THE NETWORK TRiB-
JNE. NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
MORE ANSWERS TO QUERIES TODAY.

Ky IT, Edgevcoi e From all parts
~ fne book
~ G-eorvuie conn You have tho
diego Z srrnlrting tie different forms
10 wording NJ tho same prorrro upon on"
coupon
r. r.. Brooklyn Ample provision has
hc.r made 90 take care or i"f poems ~
ina same ,e-sion with only slightly dln"r-ni
wording. and a. ans" cred Do Inc IrlnuI'
90 .1a- A. the head N this announcement.
r.ra o-oterbs o. pc illustrated ~ Tho Trlb-
vre's Trovc-b C1nfesi are all - he found I'D
fr. book. and ve asslrc vou that tner" are
quite enough hat ar' frpographlraIf COR
-ar' r you VIII spend NOR I'm. IN sol 'nE
,'.. rt--,r.s than boz finding fault with lie
,ro-arb book YOU VII probably receive more
benefit. mentally. and stan greater "ppvt
t.nitv - securing reward.
A, Eertroort y. w here th roc con
'eSi5uts answer all oi me % pfoie-ta '''
r.cuv fhe' would. "f course. ~ neg Ia
ne son rf'h g. coupons would n' c"'if go
Oh, ,,..-r.~ ~ prize 80. : ths p"rs0n win
leo coupons and ~ correct a1FN"rT Nodf
lc winner - prize No : a., ara nc one MN
nor m trize 80 3 The fourth pcrgou an
svering ~ proverbs correctly with only % 'ou
mons would DO eligible only 20 mo folrth
prize md wouiI nor stand in line with an,
- t,, ire, thrc. prize winners. as Dor" would
D.. our ~ Tho tie entirely. ]. amemb'r fh't
.-. least number ~ coupons has nothing 20
DO gith the number = Corre-t answers except
iI rasc ~ % f'.
Mrs George a. L. Thompson. Conn QUO
taflou marks arc nor necessary. IL IA" th"f
ufl rot count for or against the contestant
Mrs e. " IT, West i5Sth streeet-fav no
attention o. proverbs that are trpog aphich.iy
Incorrect.
II - .ivr-rhauk sou for lnci's-
tr,, ~lforfu.. regarding the "Kldgew o1c PROV
.rb ,lub vs. think this ~ "a very clever
td.4 and can see ne reason why DO "0nld 90
80 .,r.asfanf any harm. Contestants viii
su~.iv b. able 10 gct good ideas Of tne aoiu-
-fo- az the di 1ereut proterb pictures hr pul -
fH.4H n IA d. Cd
ti,d YOU 81 course. or any other con
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24

A Chinese prince In this country Wis.
tied police headquarters in New York
and was much interested in the thumb
mark records preserved there as a
method of Identification for criminals.
1--WE have used thumb marks for
several thousand years as seals on
mercantile and other papers," the Chi
naman told the man in charge of the
thumb mark bureau, s'but We do not
use them in any other way"
SHOW do you identify your crimi-
nals?' asked the thumb mark man.
"Oh, we have a very simple method
Of identidcation-we cut off their
heads.n-Saturday Evening Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24
Good Effcctr Of Heat wave.

According to an eminent medical
authority In England. who has been
tai ing about the heat wave aud Its
effects on the general health OF the
community a shade temperature of
81 degrees is an excellent thing for
a number Of people provided they are
strong enough to stand II. ITO live
for a few days in a continual state
of perspiration," said this doctor to
M. A. r.. is about as good a health
reEiver as there is; 1t really induces
the same result as the fasting cure,
but in a better way. 1T clears the
system thoroughly. The only draw.
back to this perspiring cure is that
some people find it extremely weaken
ing; those who do should take gus
tanning food, but little or no meat. A
glass of port wine is advisable in
cases where the heat has a very low
erfng effect ON the vitality. / have
seen a number of cases of ervou de-
preston, neuralgia. and bad indiges-
ton completely cured during the last
few days simply as the result of the
sufferer living in Natures Turkish
bath for a few days"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24
KEPT HIS MOUTH SHUT.


The lady Guarantees Siiencs, sssn She
Made Good.
Unexpectedly an uptown pastor who
encouraged congregational singing
gained a new parishioner. Keen
though his delight hi hearing his peo-
pie sing, shere was member of his
flock whose endeavors he never en-
couraged. But de man sang without
encouragement, much to the discomfi-
ture Of pew holders anywhere near
him, who. claimed that his loud, unmu-
steal voice threw them.out of time and
tuna.
Repeated complaints convinced the
minister that somebody would have to
assume the responsibility Of silencing
the ambitious singer. He decided that
the mans wife was best fitted for the
job. Owing to a difference in reli-
gious views husband and wife attend
ed different churches. but the minister
knew her, so he called and explained
his ~predicament. She wa genuinely
surprised.
do you mean TO say he sings?" she
| said.
sTries to- amended the pastor,
She thought a minute. II shall have
to come there to church." she said.
II shall be glad to see you" said the
minister. "But what effect win that
have on your husbands singing?o
The look she gave him was more
significant than words, and they
meant a good deal.
sJohn will never open his mouth
when I am around she said.
And John never has. New York
Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24
Newfoundland.

IN spite of ease and swiftness of
communication we break down over
the pronunciation of TINS that He
outside our front door. There is New
~foundland. Our earliest speculation in
American settlers. But you can't pro-
nounce it SO as to satisfy everybody.
"A visitor has protested. The name
has three solid syllables. One must
win. In English mouths the accent is
generally put on the second syllable,
for the dogs found their day. That
Is wrong, quite wrong. But do you
know whether you should say .New-
fnln'' or "NfnlandT-London Chron-
icfe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24

The news when II is news In the
EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-24

With a 50e Can A&p
BAKING POWDER
Double Roasting Pan, con-
sisting of 2 first-Qunlity
sheet-iron pans, 16-in. long,
HIN. wide and A az In.
high; fitted with improved
yentiiator.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
AromlzINe on aIACHTsn-

ities when naked with crushed stone,
thus forming a modern roa6 known as
oiled or protected macadam.
IN Los sSneeles county. Cal. many
niles OF those modern oil or protected
macadam roads are being constructed
Like many other stnlee- California has
law by viieh any ccpnG mas Oh
tain its own highway commission. IN
deg whose supery ision the vaf.l U.s. high
ways selected may be iaproyed from
funds realized from the sale of Bonds
voted for that particular purpose
The heasy aspha!tie oil used In rAe
constructtcn OF these highways IS ap.
pied III ), now way Af;er experiment
trs. with various devices and ne1hods
TINT finally selected and adopted Is 60
nppiy the heavy oil by forcing II on
the road under pressure OF not less
than thirty pounds per square inch.
For this purpose both the highway
commission and the various contrac-
cora are using a new type OF road Oil
Ing machine Steel tank wagons hold
ing between LOCO and l.liM gallons Of
heated oil are used to convey he o:!
from the oil pit 10 the road. where the
ntnmiaing machines. as they are called
are connected 70 the tank wagons
The method of applying the bet oil
OK liquid binder with these machines
consists in pumping the OIL from tbs
e:sii!!s, wagon and forcing il through ii,
specially constructed nozzles Of the
distributor. where !. is atomzed anc
rapidly deposited on the stone. tbs
work accomplished With these atomi2
Ing machines has been most sniisfac
tory not cniy on account of the rapid
ity with which the oil is deposited. bu
sroin the fact thar the distribution L
! SO eyeS,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17


tae nurse can Walk afoaha II.
aaf mattress la oesf' bH5 g WhafeNeF
iRalefiai i may be II shqpia ae nrni
.sfei an nave nhoef ! eoo'i spGii1s
Il ii u - -. sas = ~ I '5.iNN ~ e
-
4 - sN'1.'s,'S's = 49,,
- 80
y III 49, NV .i9 80 ,iensi -
~. = 4 ~. Il Il ',le " @,,l I'LL e--a l3.''
- - - - !, - ,s:t...,., 80 u y.
- ''-' = - 1''''''' 80 y
-''9 i'''o'-s.
y = Wen 70 nave no rocking caalfs
u NE room e. gee T1oti9n q ons may
'l''ite ai1n2ying, esl'eelaliy % a nei-
s''u9 Ratleii'.
Medicines ard utensils Tor use with
he sick viii be best kept in an adj
8inng room oat Of sight from the
invalid
permit 81 the sicK-room fusf as
auch sunshine ana fresh air AZ 80
atient can safely eDa,ire, screen
lround the .head Of the he'd VIII prs.
ggnt a direct current stril.ine ths III.
aid or il a screen is not obtainabta
zen an umbrella and prop it securely
ii sQch way as TO cut oil any
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
iCM ENcNE ar STATE collE

on ENeSz AZ STATE COL
Is ne tnts aa opforen
fuy au6 thc
n asa al t9e same Una .gains
for pa 4eal work
III modern forge 5hon, oeeipnea
with la power blast ana exhaust
forses, power hammer, emery wheels,
drill, sars and other general tools Is
civ ncrk in blacksnilbine Ihe eo-
ect of thi5 work is 80 give peetieal
instruction in. blacksmithing involving
ali Of the principles 50 as TO enaD8a sh9
young mon 10 40 repair work his
covers thiyty exercises. bringing oag
The principles of heating, drawing Gut.
upsettng bending, punching split
ting, rive ting Welding hardening ard
tempering Of tool steel. These Young
men aauipped with forge, anvil eam-
mer and tongs with few other TO $,
costing nom Sis TO $50, according to
4 quality win be able to do al u tAe
ordinary farm repair work.
About the first OF April when days
sat warm, much time is spent on prae-
teal work with traction engines. = >
sons are given each day in firing IT'D.
cleaning boilers and aues, caring for
and running the engines and other val
liable practice Some time is also
spent IN lining up and belting the en-
gine for actual work.
Practice with the gasoline traction
engine IS so arranged as to include
a study Of stationary types of gaso-
line en- ngines as wen. This covers the
following subjects: ignition, air and
water cooling and horizontal ana varti-
cal engines ana their applications.
TO me man who requires power o.
his farm this course win du MS every
iced. Every goung man finishing thls
sourse goes out familiar With the HTln-
ipal features and requirements ana
knows what type of engine Will best
meet his wants, and is capable Of rlAt
Ing and taking esre 81 tie ordinafs
power used on the farm. The oosf q
the course is but the time and ey
ense Gf living, 50 it is not above any
one The total cost will often tilles
pc saved in the selection OF one en
me
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17

TA.e lstND or PRo5AAs3 oN BAp ROAD.
money is being devoted 10 road i'm.
proRealent in New yaek fhan "a anv
other state in the Union. and tbe ne--
centase Of improved roads Ia tbat
state has increased from 1.0 Per cent
Y 1863 80 0a per cent iii 1903.
llses S...,9oe.032 is available in North
Carolina from bond Issues ID the vari-
Gus counties foF road Improvement
this year, and The legislature bas au-
(iiarSzed the construction of a road
IRON the Atlantic ocean to the Tennes-
see line. q distance Of t25 miles.
u $40 thirty counties ii Ohio voted
S2.i&2o0o In bonds q be expended
tals year. Ohio will also expend about
&3oo'too from STATE revenues for road
improvement, In Pennsylvania the
state aid appropriation win probabtv
amount 10 over 81 100000. and a $40.
03Q.9fR bond Issue is h,in.- ef.,,s;.;.,,..,;
various counties IN Tennessee will ey,
pend $150o.on0 from bond issnes
ever Sl.;Doooo win be expended from
hohd issues in various counties IN Tav.
as IN Virginia s22.5ooo0o has bee.
"o'5"''lNea by various counties to ha
sSpehded this year. while over $3.50
wv nas Been appropriated In the STATE
M Wisconsin in accordance with ths
STATE aie system.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
SICKNESS ON TSE FAaa
Good cara and Ags9ntlon e 9ecrou1d
irga Essential Unnecessary F,4c-
niture Should 90 Removed.
Ey MARY z. ToJaH.
OF tiome Economies, stat
Cotlaaa.

Ey MARY e. ToUati.
Professor OF Aone Economies, 9tafs
cotlaae
IA selecting a rom for tho invalid
choose enc. If 20 sible. having
Southern exposure. bright. cheerful,
wea ventileted yet free from draught
also as far removed from the noise
81 people at wolk as Of tble and free
Grom the odors Of cooking q Gre
yiace ii tne room Is d great aid ia
vtnlilau0n
The furnishings OF the room should
Ike OF tie simplest kind and only those
things retaned which are abeolutoly
necessary. Remove draperies. hang
inus. and upholstered furniture. TIC
window curtains should be short and
81 material easily laundored Il IS
hest 10 have the uocr bare With enc
or Two rugs where the most standing
Is done. these an easily be carried
out ard cleaned and the floor wiped
with a damp cloth. thus avoiding dust
aocasionad by sweeping busting
should be done with cloth slightly
daIlDeHeG--!lOL wet VII II ~t'tte' Pt.
Tor polished surface with o'l as the
water viii injure such tlnlsn. no
auating should ever be done with a
Feather dustar in any place or st any
time, as II serves to remove the dust
.rom ono place only TO scatter 1t 70
others. The only covers which
snoUld be permitted on tables. bureau
csc are simple washable ones, and ii
thege are not ohtainahle, fresh towels
wiil serve the purpose admirably.
| The bed is best single Or three
quarters width for ease In caring foi
the patient, and il IL is OF enameled
srcn CT brass :. c...s; be easily iaepi
clean. A height Of IS inches Is most
| desirable TO save the constant Low
bending OF the nnrse and con ba easily
secured with the ordinary bad os put
ting blocks under the feet, hol'oNins
out each to preNert slipping Draw
the bed from the wall on all sides st
Il
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
rup-- ROAD rnEApap WITH crITHsfDE;
BoTroAl-- ROAD TRnATHD WITH DUSro-
yrnsEs

Top ROAD TREAFED WITH cHhoNfDiss
boTroM- ROAD TEEATHp WITH Dusro-
nINH
Courtesy Good Roade.l
jnrity of such roads on nccouna or tho
frequent difficulty Of obtaining water
na;.r at hand and the consequent eX-
cessive cost therefore various ari-
fcsal dusi layers haYe been praftcss3.
manN OF them acting With water To
pruluce the desired effect.
A; compared With water spsinkiing
tor dust i;yins, the use Of the various
artificial Tniliiatives Is sesieruiiy cs,Sr
sidered the cheaper.
| Calcium chloride Is a highly hygro-
sscos,ic and aclique@ent salt. The CON-
Emercial form. known under tho trade
name Of Solvay grauuated calcium
stn,uiide. is a byproauct of the rna,sl-
lfAetura Of soda by the so!vay process
1T contains nbont is per ceut OF cal
3cium chloride ard ai>out .5 per csnt OF
moisture 1ts effectfyeness aa @ dust
aayar DEPENDS very much upon ITS
sI9sxspefty OF retaining moisture applied
Ito the road eurfaee and absorbing
moisture from the atmosphere. thus
gSeaSlg increasing the effect OF w-atey
apnlied directly 70 the rond. and also
haa;si;.:s available that existing In tho
sstr above It. 1t IS applied by either OF
4 ssygss met hods- the wet" or the DRY"
! k.y the FIST it Is dissolved in water and
IGplied from an ordinary syrgtnkling
.s>,.t..,,.n :s from ,,iTss pound iu
bne and on, half pounds. OF the matte
fiaI TO each gallon of water being used
The second method Is especially np-
sMicnble where water is not easily OBJ
4 tasned THOUGH II Is often used else
b lvllare. by bis method the dry mate
4 tial in its granular form is spread tt-
fectly upon the road and allowed TO
i kissnlye by the absorption OF moisture
& lIani the cir.
& u fyustuliae ia transparent hQuid OK
81 i,snNs,i or plum color practically
{. yifs1ci,f e,dGr ii Is shipped In barrels
81 iii s.s,.k cnrs ard is applied directly
!. + ~ r,,s. iao.t ie,lting or mixing
s ish tar or other material. Ortli
81 w:,tel. snrialsl;ng carts may Be
ssS sad III apply 1t. or II may be spsinkieS
HI 'sS Z. ha,st TN n rnrden Watering pot
~ asta rs q duet l,,yer by holding to
E nor the dne particles on the 70 Z
Iss ss ,y,cp IN, Il moist copdittnn. therein
u |4s3 :sStli;l -. ~: ttsaa SE1s 4a du1A
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
Rona blado of .as.i,or,

After nenrly i wear q road made cf
leather waste treated with tar at
EandSworsh Birmingham. England.
..s:;;s';;; ,ss, i. s.;y risas oi wes,r
Heavy wheels make no impression on
If. and Il Is un!nvtah.s mater.al for
horses TO tread on. Waste leather
wh!,h was shrudded Unit! 1t virtual'y
hss-enss d pulp was ,'rested With hi
tuner. ana s1r. II Is stated that hisli.
erto 20 real use has heen found for
leather wasse.-Lond Duly Ma9L
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
TROLLEY PARCEL
POST INENo!-
Bradford Makes Money and
Ro1.Tls Tfa.'aa.
lNJ GgS Quick SEa1..0.5:

Takes Sitty. sx Pound 2aohs5s &p5
wara Ia Town For a cartz
t,,s Price. 80 Da!ip
TIE fou
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
TRIAL OF CAM0RRISTS PUT OFF
Accused of TRmpeFfng with wit
nesses, Lioy Withdraws from
the Case.

vITERBo, italy, June 1L-Because o!
the failure Of Alessandro Lioy of counsel
for the defense TO appear in court today
President Bianchi adjourned the trial OF
the camorrists urtn friday. Lioy with
drew. from the proceedings yesterday
when he had been accused OF tamperins
with witnesses Tor the crown, 5 H.
The prisoners were much disappointed
over the delay for which they held Idoy
responsible. II wish" said Alfano. the
alleged actual head Of the Camorra, who.
with his associates. is accused Of the MUIR
der of Gennaro Cuoccolo and signors
Cuoccolo, that Lioy would keep away
altogether. The incident which he caused
yesterday is making US lose, precious
time"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
REALTY MEN TO PLAY GOLF
VIII Battle on the Links for Price OF
a Dtnnen-Gil1espie Talks
ON Advertising.

. George c. Gillespie addressed the Real
Estate exchange upon advertising methods
at the regular weekly meeting OF that body
In the Commercial club Wednesday. Mr..
Gillespie also expressed his ideas on the
training of the real estate statesmen.
The special committee that is making ar
fragments for the entertainment Of dele
gates who viii pass through Omaha on the
way to the National Real Estate Mems
convention In Denver next month reported
that a sufficient number of delegates to
assure a special car will 90 from Omaha.
Seventeen dealers will attend
Golf will be the feature of the next
meeting OF the exchange. Two teams chosen
from the members OF the association will
play on one OF the club courses. The losers
viii be the hosts at a dinner for the win
ners. d. v. sholss and Fred Creigh will
captain the teams.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

Totals. ....st i9 q 10 ..
Ran for Ferry In ninth.