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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

81 To sail to Grays Harbor in ballast
the schooner R, c. Slade is expected
to leave port tomorrow. The vessel
has been discharged OF lumber brought
from the Sound ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

With 500 tons of fuel taken at Ho-
nolulu the Anglo-Ameriean oil tanker
Conch has steamed, to Nagasaki, ia,
pan, for orders. The vessel is operat-
ed by the Shell line. 1t carried more
than 100000 gallons OF kerosene for
delivery along the Asiatic coast. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

When the Matson steamer. Lurline
steams from Honolulu to island ports
en- Wednesday evening it will take the
bark r. P. Rithet in tow to Mahukona,
Hawaii. The R1thet has been given
400 tons of sugar as ballast. 1t will
complete cargo at Mahukona for de-
livery to California refineries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

Taking 11,700 tons of sugar and TO-
300 cases of preserved pines the Amer,
Hawaiian freighter Texan is re-
ported to have left Hilo for New York
by the way of Panama canal, ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

The schooner Prosper had discharg.
ed cargo at Port Allen when the
steamer Kinau called there Saturday.
The W. F.. Jewett, with lumber from
the Coast, was passed at Waimea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

Reported seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, G. F. G. Rowold of the fed
eral customs staff was obliged to re-
linquish his duties as inspector of wire
less equipment on vessels visiting the
port. =. ...., 49,. r..
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
lie statnf hospodafsk6 koleie

lie statnf hospodafske koleie v
Brookings Dude % t. m. vyslan
zylastnf Wax, jenz Dude pozdsta-
vati re ctyrech vozG. Ma jednom
budou vystavene vesker6 v6ci, ma
druhem Sc budou konati demon
strace, ma tfetf pfednasky a Gtvrta
jest vyhrazena CO ~pfibytek pro
feGniky, kteff budou pouGovati
farmery o ml6kafstvf, o silach,
cholefe We vepfich a pod. Wax
tento Dude 20 Tyndall, Wagner,
Lake Andes, Geddes a Platte. V
6tery 30 Dude stav6ti We Spring
field, Scotland, Trip, Armour a
Stickney. 81 nude v Elk Point,
Vermillion, Utica a LesterviIle.
Tabor jest vynechan z krouzku a
Dude v budoucnosti vynechan MOI
ma z farmerskJch institute dokud
Sc obchodnici, anebo zdejsf Tide o
to nepostaraji ably Sc tyto pfednaS-
ky zdafily.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
U m9sta Gettysburg Sc pfihodiI

U mGsta Gettysburg Sc pfihodil
kousek, kterJ snad Dude dosti "a
jimav5m abychom jej uvefejnili
Jist5 farmer 2 1nora jel ma Iouku
pro seno a jeho psik jej doprova-
eel. Farmer seno nalozil a kdyz
S MIN dojel domu, PISA nebylo mix.
de vid9ti. MAZE "a to, Re psik Ia
behl a Re Sc vrGtf nevsimal 81 toho
a kdyz uplynul m6sic vidal Sc Gpl
ne nad9ji' Re pes Sc vratf. Ia 80
dni ma to jel op6t ku zmin6nemu
stohu pro seno a mezitim co nakla
dial zasIechl dusen6 khutent We sto,
hu a napadlo Jej hued co by to
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Kimball, 22-Velka vodnf kad'
miIwauksk6 drahy u jezu ma
White Lake Sc roztrhla minuIS tf
den a jizda pc draze byla preruse
ma. Nekolik muzG kad opravova-
10 a bylo v nj asi tfetina vody.
Nekolik minut pred tim tudy jel
vlak.- Osm kar rIzneho nafadi
rolnick6ho a domaciho sem pfiby-
10, kter6 patti n6kolika rodinam
jenz Sc sem pfist9hovalo ma sve
fanny cd Yanton..
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Bonesteel, 22-Pi. d. r. Klir-
gerova, jenz bydlf St. Charles,
Sc nachazf v kritickem postavenf
nasledkem zranenf nozem, kter6
81 zpdsobila pc n6jak6m nedorozu-
m9nf Sc SWIM manzelem. Pfefe-
zala 81 tepny ma ruce a ma prsech
Sc pofezala, takze ztratila mnoho
krve nezli il osetfil lekaf, ktery
pochybuje Re Sc uzdravi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Yankton, 22-VGera kdyz viz
del do m9sta osobni vlak drahy
Northwestern, prav6 u STANCE
praskla naprava u prvniho paros
troje take velke kolo uIftlo a tGz-
ky parostroj ma nGkOlik rodI roz-
drtil trat6. Velk5m Stestim byIo,
Re Wax jel asi IL mil "a hodinu
Prasknouti naprava kdyz Wax jel
40 mil "a hodinu, mohlo b{ti zabi
to mnoho Ida.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
Platte Taxy.

Pc IS, lednu budem miti Gplnf
seznam taxi pro Tabor a okoli V
chou okreseeh, Bon Homme a
Yankton, a op4t nabizfme sv5ch
sluzeb ku zapravenf dani TEN, kite
n nemaii pfihodnO sami do okres-
niho sidla JET. Na3e sluzba je spo
IehIiva a poplatek mfrnt. Dane
~podlehaji pokut6 po prvnim dub
M
ADV. Tabor State Bank.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Utica, 22-Obchodnici v auto
mobilech, Wagner a Walla, "a
m5slf p~ostaviti cihelnou novou ga
raz, ma mist6 stare ktera ma pod
zim minuleho roku shofela Mes
to pronajmulo diva akry pozemku
ma miGovS park, jizn6 cd budovy
zdejsfho Gasopisu. -Zdejsf rad H..
c. B. J. pfijimal pfedminulou ne
deli tfinacte novfch .GlenG a Glen
kyn. Spolek nynf Gita ia GIenG
a zdarn9 pokraGuje.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

mohIo bJti. Focal tedy odhazova
tt snih, iehoz bylo asi sedm stop V
jednom mist6 vedle stohu a koneG-
ne Sc mu podafilo psfka vyhraba-
ii. psfk byl velmi vyhublf, take
nemohl ami lett. Farmer jej wal
a aG psfk byl tax uv6zn6n
80 dni zotavi Sc. Ma Sc "a to Re
pfi nakladanf spadl ma nGj kus Sc
ma a pes Sc nemohl ~vyhrahati.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Josef Skorpik obdrzeI sest no.
v5ch Ford AUTOMOBILE, ktere pfis-
ly rozdeIan6 v jedn6 kafe. Will
Mach a Josef Black pax NELL pra
CT stroje davati dohromady. Ma
techto karach jest trochu zmGn, a
Size, mali behom6r a eIektrick6
svetIa a forma zm6n6na ma zp1sob
drazsfch kar.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Letos ma jafe m6zem oGekavati
povodn6 ma nfziuach u feky Mis-.
souri,. Toho nahledu jsou Tide
jenz pozorujf delsf Gas poGinani fe-
ky. Snehu jest vsude velk6 mnoz
stvf a az poGne tati pax pfijdou pc
vodn6. Mnozi farmefi jenz bydIf
ma poffci, konajf ~opatfenf proti
tomu a mnozf Sc st9hujf ma, v5si-
nv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Tane6ni zabava Dude uspofada-
ma v sini Sturmoye, v pondeli 5ho
dubna PR ktere Dude hr All Fejfa-
rGv orkestr q Utica Tez v SIM
Michelove Dude len sam5 den po-
fadana taneGnf zabava pro kterou
Dude hrati taborska kapela Kaz.
dy je uctiv6 Evan by Sc dostavil.
(Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Prospective Father-in-Law-'You'ra
got some crust to ask me for an ad.
payment OF the dowry. I@think
you are a fortune-hunter." The Count
-"Oh, no, monsieur, I am only what
you Americans call re Safety First
crank"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

M6sto Miller 81 finanGn6 stojf le
pc v tom neil snad ktarekoliv
m9sto We statu. Vlastnf svoji elek
trarnu a pred nedavnem koupilo
"a S., 200 budovu S Totem, ktera
Dude u~potfebena pro m9stsk6 schu
re a hasiGsk@ naGinf. To nenf vse
m9sto ma v kase hotov5ch $13,
600.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Pi. soudce F. B. Smitha z Nit
chelI, byla zde navstevou u sve
sestry, 81. Heleny Klostermanove
ma zaGatku t5dne. Tez pf. Loeso-
va, vdova pc n9kdejsim sedlafi
zdejSfm, jenz bydlf v Emery byla
zde navst6vou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

DIE usnesenf guvernera, v9znic
nj spravy, Dude Sc letos prodavati
Spagat DO samovazaGI "a 7Ac lib
ra. Kde Sc Spagatu objedna vice
nez 5000 liber 7 a jedna osmina
centu libra. Ia celou karu spaga-
tn Sc Dude Gftati 81 cent? libra.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
Velky VyprOdei Pokracuie.

Velky vyprodej spodniho prdd-
la, damskych kabatG a mackinaws,
nasledkem Spatn} CHI cest Dude pro
dlouzen a Dude trvati az do sobo-
ty 3 dubna. Zvem kazdeho by Sc
dostavil-usetfite pence. Petffk
a Turek. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
Lemberq and limburu.

There is but one Lemberg, in Aus.
tria.EIungary, the place in Galicia that
was recently taken by the Russians.
There is a Limburg in Germany. a
Limburg in the Netherlands and a
Limbourg in Belgium.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Snizenf license ma automobily
nevejde v platnost az pc prvnfm
cervenci a kdo 81 pred tou dobou
licensi vyzvedne Dude muset platit
"a nj Sc jake drive.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Dante F. G.. Papousek odjel
v pond6lf do Spearfish, kde Dude
oddan Sc 81. Idou Authierovou a
usadi Sc ma domovin9 u zmfn6ne-
no mesta..
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

V jist6m kostele v Chicago, kde
zfidili jfdelnu We ktere ddvajf zdar
ma jfdla nezam6stnanym a jinym
jenS jsou v bfd6, prav9 ueinili ten
rozdil We sv5ch pravidlech, Re pres
tall davati jfdla Gernochdm, kteff
Sc dostavili, a hodlaif tax v bu-
doucnosti konati. N6kolik Gtver-
CD cd tohoto kostela stoji nejvetsi
GernosskS hostel v Chicago, kde
rovn9z davajf nuzn5m zdarma jid.
la, ale nedslaji rozdflu mezi cerno-
chy a belochy. Kterg z techto Sc
tfdi die Krista, jenz praVil: zfzni-
We napajeti a lacne krmiti3
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Sioux Falls, 22-G George Wei
land, mattel restaurace We Scot
land pfedIozil bankrotnf petici
klerkovi vladniho distriktniho
soudu, v nfz udava, Re jest dluzen
$1197 a re ma jen majetku "a
$12O.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Kingsbur G, -Zdejsf Mercantile
Co. Sc dala inkorporovati s kapita-
lem $4,000. Majitele jsou: H. @.
Schneider, z Wagner, Robert
Vauk z Tabora a F. J. Udlinek,
jenz zavod vede.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Dante Zdejsf obchodnici upsa-
il obnos $500 ma vydrzovanf de-
chove kapely, jejfz feditelem Dude
dr.. John Bouza. Mnoho zdejsfch
.muzikanti Sc pfihlasilo-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

j.. J. Blachnik a 81. Magdalena
Max, byli oddani dtery sudim
Boylesem v Yankton. Pan Blach-
mix jak zndmo vlastni .feznicky "a
vod We Scotland, kde Sc Dovoman-
zele usadi. Pfejem Jim vse dob
re-.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Yankton, 22-Robert H. War
rem, syn pfedsedy zdejsf koleje, H
X. Warrena, jenz navst6voval OK
ford kolej v Anglii, kdyz vypukla
valka, pfidal Sc dobrovoln6 k vol
sku CO kurfr a byl jiz sVedkem
n9kolika bitev.- William H.
Booth, mlad5 slepec, byl zde Eat
Cen ma obzalobu, ze odloudil n9ko
lik deti z domova, ktere jej vodili.
Hoch jenz pry jei vodll obdrzel pc
VIOLENT cd svych rodieG v Sioux
City.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Eureka, 22-Pfed n9kolika dny
bezel zkrze mesto pominuty pes,
kterS pokousal n9kolik PSI, jenz
museli bSti z~astfeleni. Pes patfil
jistemu farmerovi jemuz pokousal
n6kolik prasat.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Mesto Mitchell dalo povolenf ma
25 let jednomu tamnfmu kapitalis-
tow ma operovanf pouliGnfch kar.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Tyndall, Anton Hajek obdrzel
karu baleneho sena z Kimball a Y
male chvfli jej ~rozprodal, nebot je
o seno nouze. Ma jest9 dive kary
objednane.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25

Drahy 81 libujf, co m9Iy dopra-
w behem zimy a snehoveho obdo-
bf. Lid6 nemohli jezditi v auto
mobilech.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
RHINE zprdVy.

V Lake Andes byl minulS IT,
den zalozen kiub obchodnfkG.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14
The Efficient Government Committee

The new house committee Oh ELL
cient government will have virgin
field to work in so far as Arizona Is
concerned. and no doubt it will find
plenty to do. 1t will receive sugges-
tons from a great number OF sources.
1t will be laden with fanclful views
and untried schemes as well as with
propositions for a return to the ola
order. But the committee Is composed
of men who have already given more
or less study to the subject with Wllch
it has been charged Some OF them
have served III earlier legislatures and
all of them have taken deep interest
i'll public affairs.
Among the matters which will be
submitted to the committee will be the
governors recommendation regarding
a legislative reference bureau and his
recommendations advising a unicame-
raj legislature. to which at least one
member of the committee is already
inclined. One member strongly favOls
change in the system OF direct leglS-
lation, without taking from the people
any of the power that has been re
served to them, but that the ma ority
may be inclined to exercise the power
rather than to neglect the exercise
of it,
No committee will probably be called
upon to consider more perpleXing
questions and the proper solution Of
the problems Of no committee will be
more advantageous to the state
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14

est o itself must, in the end. meet with the end
that has swallowed up the saloons.
The doom of the liquor traffic foreshadow-
ed ten years ago when candidates began to deny
that the saloons friendly to them, and when
Il report that any candidate had saloon support
was apt to be fatal to him. The saloon keepers,
alone all people, blind to what COM
ing. They could realize that the Praeoran
Guard had been dsarmed and powerless. If
they could have understood that and quietly disor-
gained and have gone, every man for himself, the
devil take the hindmost, doubt whether the slow
est aggard of them all would have been overtaken
in Arizona yet.
They the chief contributors to the chang
ing of the "tempora" and the "mores'
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14
HIS HIGH DOGNEss

t,iaa . r.eiiS 10 DE no end to the wonderful
'hhss provided for the pet and hammered d ~,
wonder women lavish more attention H. % ~
io'efs th'hk right upon their canine pets, rrb ~
~ US Is fascinating when ons has ewes ia Coz
~ Naiious accessories TO the dogs toilet s,,r,
iof'h IN showcases and on shelves i'
puy for the pet dog: e' o'e cdh
silver "a" oe hoWNramed in
o'els Oh leather studded with brass mr. Win,
Jewels IT one for them " WIN
9uooer coats, lined with wool for tbo NIL,
'i, 'hat Keep all rain from tho doy.s -,
nooper Shoes of red flexible leather 1h,t ~,
ON like riding boots u't pun
ofch rubber shoes that lace nm tho ,.
"'oeh sweaters of any color desired ,b.t ,.
,ba pna ,"e PACK or on the chest or that pull over
10" OF leather travelling haPs we'll ,o,.;,a,,
dogs collar. '" vi lhe small
neieo Sleeping baskets, in, blue and white
~, ,e''aS 'nat are strapped around Tho 1o.
'o'y ana hcld erect in this wav over tic b.,
Roses and other artificial flowers to f,s, =,
the dogs collar ~ i's'eh 10
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14
This Thing is Settled

The meeting of body of business men, from
all parts of the state in Phoenix Tuesday
probably less for the purpose of securing radical
change or any change at ALL in the prohibition
amendment, though that appeared prominently =
report of the proceedings than accomplish other
things such securing changes in legisla-
tive procedure and the repeal of certain laws that
have recently been passed
The object of the organization, as we under
stood it be the time it formed was chiefly
10 such changes in the direct legislation sys-
TEN as would result in making laws passed under
1t, nearly expressive of the sentiment OF an
understanding majority than of small but active
minority.
1t cannot be expected that the people will con-
sent to any modification of the prohibition amend
ment that would seriously alter its character 1t
is true that it is drastic in form and PERHAPS in
possibilities But that fact was thoroughly advcr-
tsed during the campaign. and with that under
standing greater number of people voted ON that
proposition than any other that was presented
Many believed doubt, that the object sought
the absolute suppression of the traffic in lntoxi-
eating liquors. could he obtained if the amendment
'ad Deem less drastic in FORM that is if had con-
tanned exemptions in favor of plainly specified and
leeltlnate uses of alcohol But assurance was given
mat uhoer the amendment such would not be
h''erered WITH as they had been inerfered
win under the equally drastic provisions of the
federal statute prohibiting the introduction of alco
holic liquors into the Indian country
Such exemptions will undoubtedlv be recor
"l~eu III Arizona though they have not been speci-
lied IN the amendment, nominated in the bond
we do not believe that until such uses are denied
any considerable number will consent TO a reversal
OF their verdict the amendment
IL Is our opinion that if the organization of the
BUSINESS men of the state shall bring this ouestion
10 the 'front.' 1t will contribute to the failure of the
more vital objects of the organization
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14

Temporal. mores! Either those of the pres
ont or the past When Major Kelly of the Douglas
international, the other day compared the surround
ings of the present legislature with those of the
earlier ones, the "Thievmg Thirteenth" the Tin
Horn. the Mule" do not know whether he
amenting decadence Of the times
rejoicing the upper step that had been slowly
taken. But, certainly, times have changed, and
manners
In those old days the saloons dominating.
y saloon keeper the chairman of the demo-
cratic territorial committee. nod from him to
the legislature meant that his bidding would
tanly be done as it was that Roman soldier
would the word of the Centurion A frown
meant the future uselessness of the most brilliant
members of the legislature Thereafter he
taboo, appointed to herd with himself. If
sophisticated member proposed measure calcu-
lated to Interfere in any way with the saloon or
gambling interests. that looked upon form
Of humorous and harmless insanity.
Legislative committees met in the wine rooms.
their meetings being frequently attended by painted.
and not always sober. saloon singers and when
agreements were reached bills committee and
painted singers at the bar to celebrate the
monious ending Of their deliberations
Bills frequently drawn in the wine rooms.
and the fate of many measure decided there.
y particularly important might be prepared
the desk of the proprietor of the saloon, a the
end of the bar, with the assistance of, with sug
gestons from, the proprietor
And here it that the saloon business
Arizona hurrying to its downfall. But for the
exercise of its influence in public affairs. at first
precauton against encroachment upon the
liquor traffic. and later, in the boastful lust OF
power. there would not likely have later those
calling restrictions finally destruction.
The men who at last responsible for the
humiliation the saloons had not been Sons of
Temperance Good Tempars members of
those other organizations which had kept in
effecual fires burning. They did not whit
about the immortality Of the liquor traffic, but they
cared great deal about the influence of the saloons
in legislation which did in any way concern the
saloons. The fact candidate could be
elected to office without the endorsement of the
saloons came to un-AInercansm. Any
other institution social religious educational, at
tempting influence American politics in the inter
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14
TURNING SMOKE INTO MONEY!

smoke and gas and factory fumes that have
Hi'herto polluted our atmosphere. we arc now le,,n
Ing are products of value \ cord of ordinary.
WOOD generates twenty eight thousand cubc foot
Oh smoke when burned One hundred cords ,,io,1
SMOKE containing six tons of lime acetate and
twenty-five pounds of tar Smoke also Contain,
the elements of alcohol. The Same or,,rt;,.. .
smoke VIII produce less than two hundred o,I
IONS OF spirits suitable for heating and ligbtin,.
ohe oI the sinelterS near Salt Lake Citv accor,;,r
~ IT. D. H. hart beches into the air daily smoke
,it contains five hundred tons of sIInbur &c I
Phur oloXlde, and that is worth SO O0O J,binl- 81
t-hlaterial worth $4,000 a day thrown a,vav,
But now that the conservatiop;,ts ,
POINTED out these things are using ovap sr,r,
"here smoke is conserved there is !, marlod :;
oiease III furnace capacity and large decreaso in
coai consumption. The fumes are condensed CT
Piuflc acld worth two to five cents :, nom, .
pioouceo from smoke together with oils and otb
piooucts one OF the great copper smeters oe 49,
west punt at enormous expense an inclined s,,.
up the side OF a mountain to carry AWAY Tho a,,
Tunes that were destructive 10 proyinn -
->o" IL turns IT'S smoke into arsenic In tba -.
modern OF our steel mills the gas penor.tod -
.he coal is no longer beched out into tho NV ~.
~ collected and burned, thus cutting tho coi ~,
in half '"e coal Dill
Arizona republican., 1915-01-14
FENNEM0RE'S
SUGGESTIONS
Chairman of Committee on
Reorganization Of Board
of Trade Brings III Three
Snappy New Ideas for
Annual Meeting

The board of directors of the board
H. NJ. Fenncmore, chairman. on sew
eral suggestions and recommends
tons for the reorganization of that
body yesterday. The suggestions
were submitted to A. L. Moore, who
is president Of the organization.
One of the principal things favored
is to change the name of the or
ganization from the Phoenix and
Maricopa County Board of Trade" to
the Chamber of Commerce, Phoenix,
Arizona The committee also suS
gcsts that steps be Immediately TAX
Ell by the board of trade TO OBTAIN
the cooperation of as many of the
business organizations in the city
rs possible. In doing this they be-
lieve that an organization can be
built UP that will represent in every
sense the commercial activity and
development of this wonderful region.
Mr.. Fcnncmores report also suG
Sesis that Il committee be appointed
TO carry out this very worthy OBJ
jet. Also that as much interest be
aroused in all quarters so that the
organization may be strengthened
and added to in order that its in
fluence may be felt in every branch
of industrial activity in the valley.
The suggestion is also made that
the present quarters of the chamber
he altered at once so that there will
he ample space for all exhibits with
necessary arrangements for the sec
rotary to take care of visitors, etc.
The committee is of the opinion
that much stronger organization
can be obtained if all the business
interests arc united in one.
The annual meeting and banquet
Will be held at the Hotel Adams next
Monday evening. Jan. Is. at 8 O'Clock.
| Plates will be sold for one dollar and
all interested in the development of
the valley will be welcome