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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

SaEd springs, okla.
wANTED-ihree men that can furnish good
reference, by large concern, located in
Tulsa; you must be able to invest from
$500 to $1,000 in the company; these posi-
tions pay good salary; 1t will pay, you to
investigate Box 434l, care World.
FOR sALE-In Colorado Springs, an ostab
lshed garage business equipped with cleo
tric charging plant.-agercy for popular car :;
plenty of business; good reasons for selling.
Price reasonable. Apply to A. NJ. Foss, 740
East Kiowa street, Colorado Springs.
WILL BUY good lease must be close to
production or will drill for interest.
Nothing but clean proposition vii! be
considered. win be at Hotel Tulsa, Wed
nesdsy and Thursday, September 20 and 27.
II. b Hines. Nowata, Okla,
OIL leases, production and shares In oil
producing and refining companies bought
and sold on commission investments of 5000
and up solicited. Sterling Investment Co.
Incorporated, 3o5'A South Main street.
Room IL.
LADY owning valuable railroad patent and
not knowing how to handle same will give
40 per cent Interest TO man for small sum
who can furnish money and prove ability
to handle all. Call Mrs. Hobbs. Cordova
hotel.
the best firstclsss location on Main
week profit: will take $500 cash to handle
act at once. Address Box 4995, care World.
BAKERY and lunchroom; no competition In
bakery; established and paying; 500 buys
it, $3.50 cash balance monthly payments
snap for someone. Reds Bakery, Mounds,
Okla.
FOUR wells being drilled In county adjoin'
ing proven gas fields; adjacent leases
now reasonably priced. See J. r. Black ut
Hotel Tulsa before Sunday.
FOR sALE-Theater; seating capacity, 300
City of ten thousand; best town in the
state Drafted; must sell. See George l..
Reynolds, Hsnryetta, OKLA
LEAsf OF $40 acres in section 22.l0. Green
wood coanty. Will sell or take interest to
party who will drill we'll at once. Hugh
Mac bcugsl, Madison Kan.
LUr 49, block IS, Lynch Forsythe addition
Make offer, cash or terms. Will trade
and pay cash difference. Owner. suite 30a
Ohio building.
FOR sALE-stock OF groceries aud fixtures.
good location. Apply TO w. A. Rayson
Simmons building, Phone 7442
FOR SALE-Small stock of groceries, good
location, cheap rent; will sell or rent fix
lures. Phone 1l4s.
4 DANDY picture show proposition near
Tulsa; small cash payment handles it. Call
Allison, <7at.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale at bargain
Call or phone Williams Bros, Broken Ar
row, okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TABLE board, two meals day, breakfast
from $40 to 9, evening meal from $3.50
to 7 IS per week GIL South Boston. Phone
32i
WANTED-By two refined young men, board
and room In private home. Address Box
ASA, care World.
BOARD and room at 3ls East Seventh St.
Phone 3O22-J; also table board.
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen. in
modern house Phone 6s99.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

VIZ PAY the top price Tor second hand fur
niture or will eAchango now Tor second
hand; dor't take one dealers word let
Us tell you what it is worth. Phone doo0'
Miller Furniture Go. h,
FOR SALE-Lsrge quarter. sawed OAK ron
top desk good as new, a bargain Io Ioi
some one. Palaoe Office supply 'lo
South Main.
NEW Haggerty. Cook piano at gyc-awny
price; real bargain. Welsh McNulty
Motor 60. Boulder at seventh.
We need more secondhand goods; VIII buy
anything and sell everything Phone oooA'
Diamond Furniture Co
FOR SALE-i4.room house. good money
maker, part cash, terms; leaving city 'ov
South Main, phone 69G2.
GET our prices on stoves before You purchase
Jacobs Furniture company, 22l East flrS'
street, phone 7070.
FOR SALE-Furniture hardware and china
ware, good location. 204 East Second 81
Phone 6ss7 -..-,
VERY fine lsrg. gas cook range VIII sell
cheap. Call Moorehead, 5539.
ONE three.burner gas cook stove and oven
IS cash 6Ol East Third st
GOOD piano and bench for sale. Ihone
so2I.R
FOR sALE-Roll top desk with chair. Phone
&c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-Pord touring car. 1914 model, stolen
from Central Park evening ~ september
II engine number 604974 license nurn'
Der l2OrGl Kausas. had oil fail lamp a
glass vas hand,ewed in back curtain, had
new tire on left hand rear Wheel dent in
risht front fender. front plate magnetic
box unmoyed reward offered Address
Nrs BiliOn Hackctt, SIT South Guthrie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
PERSON Al.

v AN1.D To correspond with refined
lady from 20 to 80 years Of age, by a
business man. middle oged Give best OF
reference Address World. AIS
RICHARD BtIGER-Yo Your father. at Bay
ard. Neb wishes 10 know where You are
WITT RA.ph Bulger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED

WANTED
Responsiole party TO handle entire, state OF
Oklahoma Tor Safety First Auto Lock Co.
This is an absolutely brand new idea in
auto locks. First.cass proposition for i've
wire, possibilities unlimited pronounced by
aut dealers to be the best and snfest lock
on the market. You will be required TO take
small interest in the company 81 1000 viii
handle this proposition. Call Mr.. Hicks,
Room 900 Cordovs hotel. Phone 4o45.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

SncCLing II.
How Hid YOU find life In Tiontsin ?"
"rso-tso"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

THREE UNFURNISHED rooms for light
housekeeping, ground floor near school;
also two furnished rooms for light house
Keeping 425 North Detroit. Phone 254s.
ONE unfurnished room, private entrance.
2l7 North Frisco.
OSt or two-rooms, unfu!nished 2535 East
Fourth Kendall.
FOR REST--Tso unfurnished rooms. 436
North Bostof
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

WANTED-Yourz man nth bicycle 10 cob
Ieri in residence dIsuict Ask for Mss
toop.r ~ " ord office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

phone 64i9
LosT-Thursdsy p m. small secount book
with railway aud Pullman ticket from
Tulsa 10 Wichita. reward IL turned In TO
agent Frisco depot.
LOST Loose leaf book containing list Of
customers for Oklahoma; return 10 1. T..
Manning Sewers hotel, Muskogee, Okla
reward
LOST-Black travelling bag on Bellyiew
street ear Thursday between and
clock reward Mrs. =. Leonard, III Z East
Third
FUNED 'ak dining chair left by mistake at
lloG outh Ewood. may be claimed b.
ideHuhes ion and paving for this ad
fOtND-About e.months.oid iemale Eng
liss brown Spitz terrier. Call AZ 2l26
raN Admiral and pay FOR this al.
LOsr-Bioen monkey had rope and strap
on meek. headed north Of Tulsa. Notify
2o79R reward
LOsT-One thirty pound carton Grand Prize
butter. for reward phone \. NJ. W.nn
Phone 1851.
REWARD for the return OF the washing
take' from the corner Of sixth nrd Frisco
LOsT-A green leather purse; finder keeI
,hsn-e for rewuli finder call 75O.I.
LOSI-Parcel containing gray georgetts
crepe Phone 6O6O Reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE or trade. good paying cafe, best
location, other interests reason for selling,
part cash or trade. Address CAFE, Box Ala,
Sand Springs, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

RESPONSIBLE stock salesmen - sell divi.
deud paying oil stock Phone 1886.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
APARTMENTS WANTED.

CuCTLE withou: children want small fur
nishod apartment or bungalow or hoase'
keeping suite. II no other rooners, close,in.
NaSlA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

PREPARE for cold weather by hasing the old
mattresses renovated and recovered and
made Ike new all work suarant ed 10 give
satisfaction Sanitary Mattress company,
phone 64f9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

STENoGRAPI,ER for general office work,
must be frstc class IN punctuation and
letter writing. bookkeeping experience un'
necessary; permanent position aud steady
raise to right individual. Write or phone
Continental Refining Co, Brstow, OAia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

IFOIR SALE
ono Ford roadster; 1917 model; just
like new.
FRIED SHAW
MOTOR IL SUPPLY CO.
Phone 1S49. i1C South Boulder.
WE HAVE repair parts for the following
make Of ears Cadillac, Paige. Chalmers,
Buick. Overland. VelA. L. NJ. T., Studebaker.
Chevrolet, Hudson, Davis Flanders, OAK
hlsn lsnS sssedwei SsS HpDR'1 "y HSynss. Mssssn
Saxon, Cole, Hup, Paterson, Pope Tribune
Perry, Peerless Marion, Jackson, stoSdsrd
DAYTON Pope Hartford p,.p.1d 9S RSSss RSdss
Moon. Knox. Halliday, Oslo. Little Giant.
Abbott. Anchor, Warner, Ford Auto Sal
wage 2l5 East Second.
FOR sALE-Reo fiye-passenger with starter
and lights. 5000; 1916 Case touring, will
trade for roadster; 1917 Chandler like new
81 900; used castings, all sizes; parts Tor
Chalmers 36, Krit, REQ and Interstate. hall
price Tulsa Auto Exchange, phone 1859.
GARAGE for sale fully equipped and do
ing good business, located about fit.
miles from Tulsa in good oil town; will be
sold right for spot cash; owner has other
business For full particulars address 4342,
'hit WIN
FOR SALE-Ford truck in good running
rider, Sl75 takes IT, Call at PA East
Eleventh street.
FORD roadster. good mechanical condition
5000, two new tires, 500 cash and S25
sell Reds bakery, Mounds OKLA.
Fob sALE-100 used castings, assorted
sizes, good assortment of used tubes, new
a.. al lnsa lima tNtN
Salvage. 2l5 East Second.
FOR sALE-Will sell Tor cash one latest
model Dodge roadster, run only 1000
miles. lnGuire, T, D. Turner & Co, 2l'
ONE studebaker, four cycle, series II; one
Studebaker six series IS; in extra good
condition: terms. Welsh McNulty Motor Co,
Boulder at Seventh.
FOR SALE-set OF Houk wire wheels with
Stutz rear axle front axle to fit, ideal for
racing car. Auto Salvage. 2l5 East Second.
Fer SNE-Lste model Overland, sell.
starter 5000; one Abbott 40, stripped
down, $40. Auto Salvage. 215 last Second,
FOR SALE-Oneton truck in good shape;
this is q bargain; will sell on easy terms,
402B North Frisco, NJ l. Collins.
WANTED-one pair gas Lamps and presto
tank in good condition for auto. Brandle
Motor Co First and Denver,
HALF Of double garage for rent; northeast
corner Of Seventh and Houston; rent 81
per month. Phone 5222
FOR SALE-Je effery six.cylinder touring;
not been used hard or much: looks like
new. Phone 2i34J
FOR sALE-l9iT Ford roadster, run four
months, IN fine condition. Phone auditor,
Hotel Tulsa,
FOR SALE-Four brand new 36x4 Knight
tires at bargain Auto Salvage. 2l5
East Second
FOR SALE-Complete set new wood wheels
for Haynes automobile Call phone 1899
A GOOD roadster TO trade for touring car
Phone 66g1 or 40i2.
FOR sALE-string OF 9s ID. sA inch casing
Phone 30l,
FOR sALE-Five passenger Dodge. good as
new. Phone 45i4.
1916 5.PAssENGFR Ford: first sls5 takes
it. Phone 5047
FOR SALE-Five'passenge Ford. $3.50. sos
South Peoria.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Boy d. ys.rs o. age - errard
boz iu ofhle. Cal fuisy - World o.
flee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

MEssLSGER BOYS az earning So per
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOUR ROOMS new furniture; apartment for
rent Call after p m. 2l9 West Fifth.
FOR kEST-Nicely furnished apartment.
private bath. close in Phone 23sI.
FINE apartment, rlose iE, West Third
street See G.. ID. Pierce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-Ford truck, in good running
rider, Sl75 takes il. Call at 2la East
Eleventh street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

TWO very desirable rooms for rem. elose-in
gentlemen preferred. Call sO- 5oati
Cheyenne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

FOR SALf-Complete set new wood wheels
for Haynes automobile. Call phone 1899
GOOD roadster to trade FOR touring car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
WASHINGTON SHOCKED

Washington February 19.-Major Gen eral F'unston's sudden death came as a great shock to high officials of the army and to President Wilson. He was one of the distinguished commanders of the service, and one of whom greater things were expected in the future. The young est major general of the line, vigorous and apparently healthful. he had been counted on by his superiors for many years of active service.
 The news reached the war department late tonight in a brief dispatch from the headquarters of the southern depart ment, saying General Funston had died tof heart failure. It was telephoned to Secretary Bakers home, where a dinner was being given to the President, with most of the ranking army officers in Washington among the guests.
 BAKERS STATEMENT
 Secretary Baker made this statement
 General Funston's death is loss to the army and loss to the country. Dur ing the trouble on the Mexican border his work has been difficult. exacting
 (Continued on Page Nine)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20

organizations remained in an unsatisfac-
 tory state and the President was anxious to know just where further steps would
 be necessary
 In some quarters 1t was suggested that
 the appraisement was to be made now SO that additional recommendations to Con- gress for emergency legislation might be
 made during the remaining two weeks of
 the session. Most of the administration
 suggestions for such legislation already
 made have been put into form and acted
 oa in at least one house, and it is thought
 that if further provisions are deemed
 necessary to perfect the defense laws
 they can be added to the measures al-
 ready on their way to enactment.
 Aside from the emergency authoriza- tions for the army and navy. the ad-
 ministration has earnestly sought re- vision of the espionage and shipping laws and mobilization of business ald othyr | resources for national service. The Sen. ate is elected to pass tomorrow the hjll framed to curtail the activities of spies and the measure giving authority to commander shipping will come up within
 a few days. The civilian advisory com
 mission began today their task of organiz-
 ing for defense the business, labor, trans
 portation and other resources allotted
 separately to the various commissioners
 heads of special committees.
 Secretary Daniels is preparing to appeal to American newspapers to refrain from publishing for the present any informa- tion as to the movements of American
 naval vessels or as to activities toward defense precautions that may be in prog ress al various yards and harbors He probably will seek the cooperation of the American newspaper Publishers associa- ton, there exists no authority for es-
 tablislment of a national censorship. The navy department suspended publication of it's routine ship movement last when the international situation became tense It has no control over the press, however to prevent publication of navy arrivals
 and departures at American harbors, and these having been printed very generally. particularly in Pacific coast papers. Pub fishers will be asked to refrain from this practice in future patriotic duty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20

An investigation today proves the foregoing beyond peradventure of a doubt. Tn addition, 1t is learned that initial action has been instituted in scheme for the practical financing or the government. In the event of hos tilities there is no question but thae the government, without an hours de- lay. can secure capital to the extent of practically billion dollars
 Despite the apparent failure of the German submarine policy completely to annihilate British shipping and the intensification of a pacific sentiment in the House of Representatives no worthy observer doubts but that the President within the immediate fu- ture will appear before Congress, ask ing the right to protect on the high seas American life and property. Such a course, it is pointed out, will be necessary in view of the intention of the administration to encourage re- sumption of business on the part of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20

HAD BEEN ILL
 Two weeks ago General Funston suf- fered an attack of indigestion. To use his own expression, T fought it out alone" Later he placed himselr under the care of Lieut.-Col M. w. Ireland of the medical corps, southern department, and regained normal health and spirits, For three days" Colonel Ireland said tonight, General Funston had been en- tirely we'll"
 Nevertheless at dinner tonight General Funston was particularly abstemious and ate only sparingly of the simplest dishes.
 Col Malvern Hill Barnum, General Funston's chief of staff immediately mo- tified the war department of General Funston's death. News also was dis patched to Mrs. Funston who is visiting her father in California. No arrange ments for General Funston's funeral have been made.
 Colonel Ireland who has been General Funstons physician for sometime, said tonight:
 General F'unston's death was caused by agina sclerosis of the arteries of the heart. Death was almost immediate and without pain"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
TWENTY TON BOULDER FROM MOUNTAINSIDE HITS SOUTHERN TRAIN
Locomotive and "Deadhead" Pullman Thrown Into Emory River-F'ive Men Stealing Ride Are
 Injured

Knoxville, February 19.-Passengers on Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific passenger train No. 4, New Or leans to Cincinnati. and the Southern Railways Carolina Special, Cincin- nati to Charleston. had narrow es- capes today a few miles north of Oak dale. As these trains were passing each other a boulder. estimated to weigh 20 tons, came laundering down the mountainside and landed in front of the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific train. The locomotive and d "deadhead" Pullman rolled down the embankment. the locomotive plunging into Emory river. Engineer Cashings and Fireman Saxton of Danville. Ky, and five men stealing d ride were in jured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
Summary of the News

GENERAL. NEWS. 1--MajOr General Funston dies sud- denly in San Antonio. President Wilson may wait until just before Congress adjOurns before asking authority to pro- tect shipping. Third instaIlment of Zeppelin story.
 French steamer sinks submarine after battle. Country is better prepared for war thnn ever. 2--Federal authorities arrest two film exchange managers on the charge of violating neutrality of country. 9-MadisOn must pay all expenses of holding Overton.
 LOCAL NEWS. J-Birmingham batteries welcomed home.
 Artillerymen tell of their exper- fences.
 Expect decision in Tidewater case after tomorrow. S-Bessemer wants new high school. Financial record satisfactory for month of January.
 FEATURES. 4--Editorial comment. 6-SOciety and Dolly DaIrymplc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
PRESIDENT WILSON MA WAIT UNTIL JUST BEFORE THIS
 CONGRESS ENDS BEFORE ASKING AUTHORITY TO PROTECT SHIPPING AND COMMERCE FROM GERMAN AGGRESSION
II Is Still Believed In Wash i1gtOn Circles That Action of This Kind WiU Be
 Taken Which Would
 AUOid ErtrQ Session

Washington, February 19There strong indications tonight that unless sensational development precpates immediate action President Wilson's step in the crisis with Germany will be postponed until few days before Con gress adjourns week from next Sunday.
 The belief still is prevalent in official quarters and at the capitol that the President intends ask Congress for author
 y protect Americans and their ships from illegal sub attacks; and he is known want extra session if 1t be avoided Is regarded certain that he will ad dress meeting of the Senate and House before March stated authortavely again today however that noth toward that end had been done the President visited the capitol and discussed the subject with Saturday evening.
 Although recognizing the existence of minority opposition both houses resolution which would the President authority to deal with emergency that might after adjournment, administration leaders satisfied that if sought will be given The minority contention is that
 the executive has to the nations armed forces short of and that necessary the Congress could called into session nnicklY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
DOthan and Montgomery Men Thought to Have Won
 Places With Farm Bank

Washington, February 19.-(SpeciaD Alabamians on the farm loan bank to be located in New Orleans will prob- ably be A. Y Malone of Dothan. di- rector and treasurer. and Tyler Good wyn of Montgomery. registrar and at torney. Just what operated to displace H. B. Urquhart of Birming ham in the preliminary speculation is unknown Mir. Malone is a brother of G. H. Ma lone of Dothan. well known banker and original Wilson man.
 Mrs. G, H. Mathis is still consid- cred as possible attache of either the New Orleans bank or the farm loan board itself. Official announce ment of the organization of the New Orleans bank is hourly expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
Story of the Destruction of a British Submarine by Bombs Dropped From the Air
FLOATING MINE PUT
 OUT OF BUSINESS BY
 GUNS OF ZEPPELIN
How Zeppelin Halls Vessels at Sea Terrific Speed Makes Crew Suffer Se- verely From Cold
By the Commander of L-12O.
 (Third Installment.J

(Third Installment.j
 We are heading toward the sea, hardly a hundred meters high, so that every thing beneath us can be plainly seen. Smoke curls from the straw thatched houses beneath us while a town looms up in the dist ance to starboard. The church steeple sticks up like a long needle from among the houses crowded around it. There is a market in front of the town hall.
 As if giants hand had suddenly reached into a box of children's toys, everybody whirls around. The pur- chasers, farmers, and salesmen drop everything where they stand and stare up at the great light gray giant of the air whose laundering roar, as if breathing, they have heard at a distance.
 They wave their caps and handker- chiefs, but we have hardly noticed this before, so great is our speed, we are over the dams where the sentries of the "landstrum" are patrolling as a guard. Then we see the breakers on
 (Continued on Page Tbreel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
We'll KnoWn Officer Stricken While Playing With Little Child and End Comes Quickly Doctors Say Acute Indigestion
 Was Cause of
 His Death

San Antonio, February 19.Ma Gen Frederick Funston commander of the southern department of the United States since February 1915 died suddenly hotel here to- night few after he had finished dinner He collapsed while seated the lobby of the hotel talking with friends and playing with little Silverberg of Des Mone Ia guest with her parents at the hotel when he fell unconscious Death almost instantaneous
 General Funston 51 years old.
 Ever since March, 1916 when he placed in command of all United States forces the Mexican border General Fun ston had worked unusual pace At critical times in bor der developments he frequently remained duty 20 hours the "A The handling of regulars disposed of at sta ons the border, the Persing expedition and of ae arrangement of regular troops while providing for the return of National Guardmen have entaled of detail work, probably exceeding that which fell any anding general of the United States since the civil General of
  Funstons occasional dinner recently him
 
 his border trouble
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
Rice Growers Sustained

Washington, February 19.-Complaint of the Southern Rice Growers association that the railroads in Texas and Louisiana were not justified in withdrawing milling maintained by them from December, 1912, to September, 1914. was sustained, today by the interstate commerce commission. The restoration of such arrangements was ordered. A 2-cent milling in transit charge was found by the commission to be reasonable.