Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-04
CLUB PLANS A BUSY SEASON
Commissioner Guild Returns from
Vacation.
ooNnEERCIAL ooannTTEE Busy


I M Guild oornmissioDer Of the Com
mercisI club. returned yesterday from
ru-p VgssFEs vacatiun, sun-burneo Eno
brown but. nevertheless. happy and con
sidsrabiy refreshed.
i have had a good rest-S bully time
and return In perfect trim physically Eno
mentally for what I believe TO be one OF
the most fruitful and busiest years so1v-
ity ever undertaken by the Commercial
club" said Mr.. Gund.
with an ASSISTANT. who viii be chosen
right away. the club viii be equipped to
take proper care Of all OF Its obligations
and responsibilities. One Of the first viii
be the safeguarding Of Omshss wool in
tsrests in the forthcoming Sroceedings be
fore the Interstate Commerce commission,
when ali rates. weights. rules and prac-
ticss pertaining to the transportation and
handling Of western wool will be invest
gated Omaha manufacturers viii on Oc-
tober make & showing in the shape Of
NebrAskR's first manufacturers parade
that will be q .-svelhtion 10 Omaha people
as well as those Of the state. The organ
izstion Of q Nebraska manufacturers b.
socistion, with a Made In Nebraska"
LIhut LIdIhs IL one O Inc Etlb6Ault INe AAAH
from this parade, which win be followed
by plans for an annual exposition or win
dow display TO promote continuously Ne
hrRskB-mRde products. We expect that
Omaha will by next year have a building
erected at the state fair for the housing
and exploitation Of OmAha-nAoe wares"
The membership committee regardless
Of club removal iE ready for q fall
roundup OF the new material available
for members. while the committee on new
quarters lie Etfn looking for propositions
from those planning new buildings or with
appropriate space in old ones. During the
coming season viii be started the publics-
ton OF q weekly bulletin to keep every
member Informed on what the club is DO
ing through its various departments A
plan for furnishing retail members with an
up-to-dste and thoroughly reliable credit
rating on all customers is under consid-
GRAFTON and likely TO be adopted and put
into operation.
Home trade excursions win be conducted
this fall 10 bring and keep members
into actual touch with the manufacturers
Of the city. In addition to these visits II
lie proposed by the Industrial committee to
invite the city council 10 inspect Ona.hs'x
railroad terminals, in order 10 become con
vsrsEnt with the needs Of the city along
industrial development Street and alley
vacation, extension Of side streets. the es-
adjustment Of districts within which load
ing platforms may be permitted etc. are
s-n matters capable Of intelligent deter
ninanon only by thorough acquaintance
with actual physical conditions The loca-
uun Of new industries and epcourarernen+
Of those already here needing assistance
viii be Rggressvely continued although mn
off year. There has not been the same
movement Of legitimate concerns due pre-
sumably 10 financial or crop conditions or
possibly 10 the extra session Of congress-
and uncertainty over tariff changes T'hers
/ are just as many Of the other variety
ready TO 80 TO the highest bidder regard
less Of permanent advantages OF disA5
vantages
The regulation Of street traffic To pre-
vent accidents has been IN the hands of
the COMMITTEES on public service CORPORA
lions for some time for Investigation. and
q recommendation is expected al the first
meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES These
meetings wiz be resumed right REay. as
President Cole, Chairman HRverstick and
the majority Of TIE committeeman are
I back IN The city.
The municipal affairs committee will con
tinue ia active interest in the workings
Of the municipality, whether there is a
change IN the form Of government or NOT
II is their purpose to know what becomes
OF the peoples money and watch its dis
possL The commitIee on insurance viii
this winter prepare the bill 10 provide for
3 salvage corps as one means Of preYen-
tion against fire loss. which in the United
States amounts 10 S2b4 per capita as
against S cents in Europe. where every
city OF any pretensiOnE has such q corps
hag1o enforcement Of the city ordinance
regulating building within the IRE lrnir,
VIII be asked Another law for the rem.
lation Of height Of buildings as q prs-
Nenrive Of downtown congestion ana II
favor Of an extension Of the business dis.
trict will be considered
One Of the busiest committees this fsr
viii be the entertainment COMMITTEES A,
least one, and maybe two prssideutE n.
large railroad systems viii taste Of n.
clubs hospitality within the next ~,
months, One Of these is the head Of IN.
Union Pacific lines r s LUvert. who bs,
definitely accepted and for whose enter.
tainment plans are now under WHy C0ndi
tons pertaining 10 the proposed new line
Omaha 10 AHnkton, action on which Wa,
suspended viii be looked into al once KDs
efforts renewed If found propitiouE.