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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
TE3 WANT AID PAGE OFF THUE WORID SQJPFuES EWERYIH

lcft corn varying from iso decline to
Ac advance ana oats from 'sc or go
a gain of shade Provisions wound
mp unchanged 10 De- higher
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
Unfurnished Rooms

TWO OR THREE LARGE UNFUR-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Modern house. Phone l777 or
call at Ala West Third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
Livestock

FOR SALE-MILCH COW, FRESH
in March. Also driving horse, rub
ber tired top buggy and harness
Leaving city. Must sell. Phone 3OlG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
F'OT Sale

A big line Of dining tables, new and
second hand, $500 ana up.
A big line Of gas ranges, the best
makes; all new $500 and up.
new line of rugs all new designs;
all grades, $500 and up.
| buy sci and exchange new and Sec
ond hand furniture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
Furniture Repairing

Gunsten Furniture Iiolpitali Up
holstering, repairing, refinishing and
enamcling Obey the impulse. Phone
us now; all work guaranteed Phone
3006 219 East Fiflh Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

II AS. Burwcll. vice president Of
the Seattle Hardware Co. were row
regularly In the game the fans
would probably slip him tina,
cuphoneousiy aliitcrativc title OF
Badly Burweii." but nothing Ike
that went In them good old days"
when he was captain OF the oberlln
varsity team. At that time hts bel
fry was thickly matched with ivy.
All the punch that A. s Burwcll
formerly put into baseball 10 now
going into biting nails and similar
brio a.brac for the Seattle Hard.
ware Co. 20 test their metal. IA u
were. but he has occasional iapses
into the baseball diamond and the
tennis court and when he gets 30
ing his opponents know he ID on
the Job just an competitors IN the
hardware trade know he Is some
where In the vicinity.
lie followed in the footsteps Of
his brother. A. r. when he went to
Oberlin and was one Of the stand.
bys OF the varsity bali team. lilo
also set a mark for his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
Diver Will Try
to Break Record

Jack Travilla. who. with his
brother Ford. is putting on an
aquatic stunt at the Empress this
week with a trained seal. will try
TO break his own worlds under-wa.
ter swimming record OF fi6 yards.
4 inches. at the Washington Nata.
torium Wednesday morning. at II
o'clock.
Travilla broke tho former worlds
record OF LOG yards. feet recently
nj Spokane. when he made HIS pres.
ent mark. The boys were born and
reared in the vicinity of the Santa
Catalina islands. and the greater
part OF their time has been spent
In the water.
Ford Traviiia made record for
staying under water minutes and
~ seconds ut San Francisco recent.
ly, and has a record for daep.sea
diving of 81 feet, without weights
or apparatus OF any kind. He IL
also high diver, taking the wn.
ter head first from a height OF So
feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

ever been knocked QUIT Yes. but II
was the English champion that did
II. The day ! crossed to meet
Young Josephs I was sick ms dog.
NJ had been Obliged TO box the
same day. a child could have
knocked me out in one round The
next time ! cross III AJAX one of our
flylng men TO take me over.
Il had narrow escape. too. when
was giving exhibition bouts with
Jack johnson. Internationally.
think. be caught me a hook on the
jaw that staggered me. but coun,
tered with an uppercut that seemed
a revelation 10 him or course. |
know that he could have pulyerized
me II he had wanted to, but We
didn't continue the sparring bouts
was not sorry as I must have cut
a ridiculous figure beside the
black giant but | learned some
useful tricks from him.
Il have always learned a good
deal while watching other boxera
especially my future adversaries
When you know the style and men,
tally OF boxer. you hold two
trump cards. Always try to draw
first blood. II helps 10 demorslixe
your opponent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

Ed, who followed him at obcrlin.
and n IL still a matter OF talk
among the oid-timers OF the Ohio
college about how those Durw.il
boys used 70 play" Some OF the
alumni who have lost tho roster are
probably figuring that they are
playing yet--for living. but they
are not. A. =. does forget hardware
long enough 10 don baseball or
tennis uniform and teach a primer
class In the~. sports 20 visitors At
hla summer home az Eagl. harbor.
and despite hls sixty years he 10
there. One rfvaEtaEe he takes OF
competitors Ia 10 remove hit hat AT
critical point OF the game when
the sun Ia shining and the glare
from hts whaeihouse usually befnd.
dice his opponents. -
when he isn't working NJ base.
ball or tennis. be Eess hts enjoy.
mont out OF dailying With anything
made out Of steel from q combined
harvester to q carpet taek He ts a
member Of the Chamber Of Com.
mcrce. Rainier club and the C6lisgs
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

In the rsfusai Of Tooss Aane~ 10
show up with the Tacoma team A.
a result OF his being one Of the fac
tors IN the recent trade between
Tacoma and Vancouver. tho public
Is due To see ons OF the practical
workings OF tho white slavery OF
baseball" Agnew figures II he was
treated shsmefully BY the vancou-
yer management by being snapped
TO Tacoma for Schmutx. after he
had pitched IS innings without be
Ina scored upon, but the lad will
have to learn that he ID in the hands
OF the octopus the minute he signs
a contract. and that he can be ban.
died about like a peck of potatoes,
no matter what HIS performances
may be. II he falls to show with
Tacoma. he will find that he can't
get Job anywhere on an organized
baseball diamond. and that he could
make a living easier working fs
hours day ia ditch than trying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
s p Q r T s
VANDERBILT CUP
IS COAL FOR
AO SfSE

MILWAUKEE. July z3-Thir,y'
five thousand reserved seats are W
be- erected In the huge grand stand
on the Vanderbilt cup and Grand
Prize race course at MILWAUKEE,.
This was decided by the racing
committee this week, which has nj
40 arranged To stake off reserved
parking spaces adjoining and In the
vicinity Of the Erandntand. In
/ the stand will bc 300 boxes along
the front row.
Although the demand for seats
In large. and In spite OF the prob
ability that tho capacity OF the
stand will be taxed. the MANAGE
ment will not take advantage OF the
| big demand by asking steep prices.
The best seats will 30 at the price
OF orchestra chairs In the nrnt-claAs
theatres. 4. O. 81 and $3.50 each.
loxea seating sin viii be $50 for
the Grand prix. while for the two
days. including the medium car.
light car and Vanderbilt cup races,
boxes will be t75.
Closely following tho issuing OF
blanks for the Vanderbilt Cup race.
entry blanks for the fourth Grand
Prize race--otherwise the Amosf
can Grand Prlx~~wsrc issued dur.
ing tho past week. The sum OF
$40 600 IN gold. ia addition 20 the
trophy. In offered tho largest sum
ever put up for drivers In a single
road race. The big curtainraising
event will be run on Tuesday. Sop
fember II. new departure. for last
year. AZ Savannah. the Vanderbilt
Cup WAS run first and then the
Grand Prize The blanks show that
the International race for the Auto.
mobile Club ~ America gold cup -
20 DO a 4i0.mlle affair. covering ~
laps over the s.T.miie course. The
international rules are simple.
There Ia no restriction regarding
the power or weight Of the car. All
machines must have. first. reverse
gear, driven By the motor. second.
ma exhaust which r. not directed 10
tho ground. third. the overall
width OF the car must not exceed 9
feet. 2 inchea Any agent OF oxida-
ton other than atmospheric afr "
forbidden. as 10 the case with all
automobile races nowadays In the
olden days some drivers used to
attempt 10 secure moro power by
doping their gasoline with ether.
camphor. piefle acid. etc.
The $4,000 In sold 10 be split up
among the first five competitors to
finish will be divided a. foliows'
To the winner. In addition 10 the
Grand prixo cup. 5000. tho second
best viii Get $4,000. third. $3.50.
fourth. $3.50. and NTH. $500. Amer.
lean and foreign ears are eligible
tomoblIs club OF Italy. Germany.
made through the recognized auto.
mobile club In the country IN which
the car 10 manufactured. In this
country all entries are 20 be made
through the Automobile club OF
America. in France. the Ausomo-
bile club Dc France. Great Britain.
the Royal Automobile club Of Great
Britain aud ireland. Italy. tho Au.
,omobiic club Of Iatly: Germany.
kaixsriieh Automobile club. etc. Tho
racing rules OF the Automobile club
OF America win govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
NOLAN MAY LOSE
HIS FORFEIT OF
$1,000
sny United PRESS Leased wsrss

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a
Earth rumblingH and short sharr
detonatIons. volcanic In character
are looked for here today. when
Harlem Tommy Murphy. bis mana
ger, Jim Buckley. and Jas. w. Cot
froth all arrive IN San Francisco "
learn that Abe Attell has run out
Of his match hero August . with
Murphy.
Adding 20 the general uproar
Billy Nolan. who has 81 900 forfeit
up, which Buckley doubtless will
claim. probably will emit wild walls
~ woe. Nolan. since Atteli de
clarcd he would not fight Murphy
has been furlounly trying TO get
speech eith the er-champl0n. At
tell has ducked. Nolan II red hot
now and when Buckley. AZ he doubt
leaa Will claims the 81 900 forfeit
which Nolan truAtingly put up. the
man who made Battling Nelson IN.
nous, IL expected 20 blow up with 4
loud report. What Coffroth will
say. the sports declare. viii not be
NJ 60 print.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
Rivers Will Meet
Mandot Labor Day

LOS ANGELES. July 29.--Joe
Rivers and Joe Mandot. 20 rounds
Mt 1873 pounds ringside. was the acrd
announced today by Promoter Nc
Carey for Labor Day az Vernon.
Mandot has wired his acceptance
and Rivers agreement was already
In McCarey's hands when the Mexi-
can left for San Diego to fill a the
atrical engagement. No terms have
been made public. but Il IL under.
stood Rivers will get $4,000 for his
end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

AxxnIcAx
Ritchie-M Murphy
Bout Il in Sight

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA 20
round battle hero between Willie
Richie and Harlem Tommy Muir
ply. to be staged by Jas. w. Cot
froth August 3. Is In sight today.
Murphy and his manager. Jim Buck.
ley. arrived here last night and al.
though both were greatly disap
pointed when they learned that Abe
AtteIi had "run out" the New York
scrapper professed willingness to
meet any lightweight that Coffroth
might select. II Is expected that a
bout between Richie and Murphy
will be arranged before night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
n.rold z. Smith. a real estate op
CHEHALIS GIVES
BEAVERS HARD RUN

PORTLAND. Or. July s1.-Man.
axcr McCredle OF the Portland
Beavers today has wholesome re-
speet for the Chehalls team OF the
Washington State league. class d
organization.
Mccrccdie took his Beavers 10
Chahnlis on the Coast ieagners
open date. They managed TO win
the game. ? 10 /.
Chehaiis led By the score Of ] TO
0 up 10 the eighth inning. when the
Beavers tied Il ny. finally winning
cot by making one run In the ninth
chehaIls secured one hit off
crcgg's delivery, while Frink. for
chehails. allowed 10. but they were
well scattered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
CARPENTER, FRENCH CHAMP,
TELLS STORY OF HIS RISE

Ten years axo boxing was prac-
ticsliy an unknown sport In France.
To-day a lad Of 10 Is their middle
weight champion. How this re
nsrkablo result was brought about
was explained recently by George
Carpenter. whose recent victory
over Jim Sullivan has justified the
French In believing that they pos.
sesa q future champion OF the
world.
with the head and build OF a
young Roman gladiator, Carpen.
tiers manner Ii modest and unas-
Stunning.
when was quite a baby he
said. Il used 10 startlc my parents
by the terrific punches | gave 10
other childrcn--quite unintention-
ally. At the age OF . joined a
gymnasium society. presided over
by my present manager. NJ. Des-
campes. Although We children
were strictly forbidden to box,
was caught one day having a few
rounds with a youngster about
twice as big as myself Although
he gave me reprimand Deecampes
couldn't help admiring the way I
wiped the floor with my adversary.
and promised to give me few les.
sons. After the third his mind was
made up, but my parents had diff.
ferent ideas about my future.
MY first prize was one OF $50.
There are some good boxers among
the stable lads employed, but |
managed to beat them after a hard
struggle. became a professional
boxer.
II needn't tell you anything about
my big matches an you probably
know as much about them al | do.
Besides, the loolers-on SEQ most
OF the game. don't theyr Have |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

to play baseball In spite OF the oc-
topus.
Fans are constantly asking,
What's the matter with the Seat
tic Giants7" Just as well AJAX,
How many are a few?" or How
long Is a stringy" The result Of
the Giants playing is painfully OBJ
vious, be the cause what II may.
The fact that the Tacoma Tigers
started to climb the minute the
new lineup started TO work is proof
positive that genuine. old.tlme
shake-up is one of the best things
that can happen to a team, Just rs
an occasional spell OF sea.slckness
Is an excellent thing for a man. Ia,
coma took her emetic Just In timc.
II sloughed off q lot of malcontents
and made the other men on the
team remember that they are being
paid TO play bail--and win. | pre-
dict that from this moment the tt
gers will be heard from, and that
they Will have as good chance az
some OF the other teams OF the
league TO finish the season among
the first three teams. despite the
handicap Of continued losses under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
kILBANE AFTER AID

CLEVELAND, o., July 49, 3ohn.
ny Kilbane, featherweight cham.
pion. has determined today b 20
after bigger game and is outfswith
a challenge 10 fight Ad WolgaNt for
the lightweight title. Kilbane be
lieves that Wolgast has gone Back,
and Ia confident that he has u ex.
cellent chance 10 win from W0)east
In 20round battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

NEW YORK. July 23.--The six
months suspension placed upon him
by the state athletic commission
having expired. Abe AtteIl. II was
announced here today. IL matched
TO meet young Shugrue in a 10
round bout here about August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23

PERSONAL SPORT
SPARKS

c. n. Ryan. . retired business
man. has joined the ranks Of the
buzz. wagon boys. and this morning
purchased a winton Six. In which
he expects TO make a tour OF the
cities on Puget sound, taking bis
family with him.
Frank Duncan. lightweight ~rest-
ling champion Of the y. A. O., VINO
threw tho national champ In an I'M
official test lnst year. breezed INTO
the 4. A. G. several days ago and
Is figuring on going into training
again.
Tooo, the Jap shark tennis player,
In earning the title of yellow
Peril al the Woodland park courts.
lie took a number Of white oppo-
nenta into camp Sunday and 10
teaching aoms OF his countrymen
how to do II.
e. Watson had no trouble In
handing Short Hafton the short end
OF Il In several sets OF tennis II
woodland Park Sunday. Ted Drake
was on hand 10 witness the defeat
and 10 cheer Watson on his way.
Drake figured well IN later sets.
Harold Dcsseau proved 20 be a
real fish in the :. A G. tank Friday
night. II waH surprise 70 the on
lockers. an he has been an inmate
Of a dry town for the past Few
years.
c. c. Terry has just purchased
tho prize winning English setter
Nnrue ben from the Donald Mritae
kennels nj Mhrysyiile. ben IN two
years old and has won a prize for
the best field Trial a. well rs a prize
at the last bench ahow held during
the winter al the bon Marche.
Frank Vance, John w. Martin.
Pat scott. John ". Day. DR. q. l..
Van der Bogct. Thomas y. sandry
and Prof A. q. Douthiit Will leave
Tneaday night for Hoods Canal ia
the Y. NJ. &. A launch Clara X.
70 spend several days fiahing on the
HumK Huma. Prof. Douthiti phyAi'
cal director Of the Y. ~. G. A.. will
be- the leader Of the party.
Harold e. Smith. a real estate op-
orator OF Calgary. IL over on Balm
bridge island. camping with Vic.
zednlck aud n number OF other Sc
attic mou. Coming from q desert
town. where they only ace water IN
the spring OF the year. Smith is
there eighty ways with the swim
stuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
0aSPORT NOTES AND COMMENTS

tho old regime they win hass TO
overcome.
The average person cxnnoe IN.
dcrstand where the excitement
comes In In motorcycle races. They
figure that all man has 10 - on
his steed Of steel IL 20 torn - the
juice and let or so. and that the
machine that has the greatest speed
is bound 10 win. Il being a matter
OF simple mechanics Those who
saw tho races at Madison park
track Sunday have n clearer idea
Of tho beauties and possibilities Of
motorcycle races than they had BE-.
fore. Borreth used his bean In
rounding the sharp curves and did
not skid once. thus frequently gain
ing and keeping distance over his
competitors. AZ much depends up
on the quick.wi,tedness OF the man
at the helm as upon the machine Il
self. and Berreth had It.
Speaking Of motorcycles, lt's a
fact that the gas two-whceler ia re-
placing the horse In many placos
where speed and distance are In
VOWED. ! noticed recently that the
United States forest service has
adopted tho motorcycle to tako tho
place OF ponies for the rangers nj
Porterville. Cal, to patrol their
beats. The claim is made that With
the motorcycle tho rangers can
cover between i50 and 200 miles a
day. while so miles a day was . fine
average on the pony. The growing
importance OF the motorcycle In ur.
ban life is seen In the fact that the
police service Is far more effective
when one can call up headquarters
from any part OF the city when any
thing IN wrong. and motorcycle
cop can be on the scene usually In
ten minutes.
The Giants are making a walls
away OF the National league race.
Why Here are few facts that
will throw light on the subject:
Four Giants are batting better
than 1860. while two have averages
over 200.
The New York clubs batting av-
erage IN .299.
The Giants have a smuggling aver
age OF All.
OF the leading so baserunners In
the National league. 10 are mem
bers OF the New York team.
They have three OF tho best run
getters in the old league.
The leading four pitchers 81 the
National league are Giants.
Four times this season bavo the
Giants won nine games IN Grow.
They have two strings of II couscc-
utive victories. and the last isxheir
record run Of 10 straight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
CURED OF BOWEL AND
STOMACH TROUBLES

II have been an invalid for the
last nine years. not being able 10 do
my own homework. much OF the
time being confined to the bed. not
being able 10 be on my feet. and Was
constantly getting worse. My stors-
ecb and bowels were In very bad
condition. When ! began taking
treatments Of Or. Swick / could
scarcely walk TO the corner of the
street 70 take the car. but began 20
Improve with the first treatment,
and In short time the stomach aad
bowels were in fine condition. and In
SIX weeks ] was a new woman. and
was doing all my own homework =
MRS. v. ". DICKINSON.
The above cure was effected with
out giving a drop Of medicine. We
can do az much for you II you are
troubled In like manner II you will
give us the opportunity.
SWICK SANITARIUM
2sf5 First Az, seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
b O X l N C
w r e S + LIN C
B o w L ! N G
TIGERS MAKE |
1 STRAIGHT
GAMES

Not much OF showing was made
in the Northwestern league yes-
terday. only one OF three scheduled
games being played Following
some apparently aimiess custom at
Victoria. tho game between the
Giants and the Bees was TO have
started at 8 o'clock. instead Of dur.
ing the afternoon. when ball games
are usually and should be played.
by 9 last evening the rain interior
cd and the game was postponed.
At Vancouver circus occupied
the baseball lot. and so II was nee
essary to postpone tho game be.
tween the Indians and the Champs.
The result was that tho only game
played was that between the Taco
ma Tigers and Portland. on the Sc
attic diamond.
Tho reorganixed. reiuvcnnted
Tigers werc there yesterday. and
won their fourth consecutive game.
doing tho winning In two innings,
The score was 10 I.
Portland drew first blood In the
first frame. on pass. an infield
out and Cruickshank's drive. bat
this did not dismay the Tigers. who
came back In their half OF the In
ming with three scores. on Coitrin's
error and hits by Mil and Neigh,
bors aud Holderman's sacrifice.
Mcdowell drove the pill over the
fence for the Colts In the fourth.
and in the fifth hits by Coltrln,
Easuey. kibble and Cruickshank.
In connection with tumble by Me
Mullin. Melted the Colts four runs.
Again tho Tigers were there with
the comeback stuff. the first four
men up making hits. NH and
Neighbors elouting out doubles.
Moore threw the ball away. and Tn
the cleanup five runs were cred
tied to Tacoma. Eastiey laid down
homer In the eighth. and this
gave the Tigers a lead OF one.
which Portland could not overcome.
although they had two fine chances
to do so. Both Hall and Eastiey
were hit freely.
The same teams will play hero
this afternoon at O'Clock Ladies'
win be admitted free. Seattle will
meet the Bees at Victoria and the
Spokane Indians will mix II with
the Champs At Vancouver.
Score ~ Innings
Tacoma ....- .-.. soeet s--xl
Portland 49,. ieet tse e--z
AMERICAN LEAGUE INSULTS
Boston .. cievsiand .
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NATIONAL LEA0tE RESULTS
MAJ York 9. s-tnefnnstt 4
Chicago 10. hFceAiyu .
Pitss5arx !. fioxton o
rhiiadsiphia q. 81 Louis /.
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tho old regime they win hass
overcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-23
MIkados Beat CANDLES.

The Mikados defeated the Port
Gamble team at the Dugdale park
Sunday by score Of to /. Feat
ures OF the game we're the pitching
OF both sides and fielding Of the
shortstops, double play and q
tripI by the Mikados.
MikadOB $3.50. ....... 2
Port CANDLES ....... 1 z 3
Moss and Koya; Howell and
Johne.
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to play baseball In spite OF the oc'
topus.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-25


people of this years.
of
building
length
month for the larger schools
Escanbia did 100000
the
buildings
$210oOoOO
am he s
country
Superintendent Instruction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-25
IS
ADOPTED At A
JOINT MEETING
IMPORTANT ACTION is TAKEN
BY TWO COMMITTEES OF THE
PENSACOLA COMMERCIAL AS
CITATION.

Yesterday afternoons joint meeting
OF the committee on finance and agri
culture of the Pensacola Commercial
Association was an important one, ac
cording to Secretary Henderson, the
most interesting matter discussed
being a resolution relating to cooper
stive rural credits. A resolution was
prepared and will be presented to the
board OF directors at a meeting to be
held this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The resolution has bearing upon the
action taken on this subject at the
Southern Commercial Congress in
Nashville during the early part of this
month, when the subject was gone
carefully into and a plan was formu-
lated to provide for commission from
practically all of the states of the
union to make a trip to Europe for
the purpose of studying this subject
there The resolution adopted yester-
day afternoon by these committees Of
the COMMERCIAL Association is right in
line with this proposition and relates
to the selection of a member Of this
Orr1T11iftaa