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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
REVISE TEXAS SCHOOL PLAN
Have No System Now Is opinion at
Conference In Austin.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 3.-Plans for
"A complete revision OF the school
system Of Texas were laid at con
ference OF representatives OF all
state supported educational inter.
ests with the governor and the state
suporinteudcnt OF public instruction
here today
The decision of tho conference was
that at present Texas has no school
system ana IN order to relieve the
situation whith has arisen, 1t is
necessary to perfect an organization
that Will consider AZ u whole eduCa-
tion from the kindergarten to post
graduate work In the state univer-
sity and colleges.
As preliminary step. tho COVER
nor appointed committee OF nine.
including college and university
presidents and representative OF
teachers TO prepare plans to be
presented to the conference which
will meet April % and - Plans
approved finally by the conference
will be presented TO the legislature
in January. Proposals are for the
general revision Of both the admin
istratiun and financing OF Texas
schools
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Is EGGS A DAY FROM
23 HENS, IN WINTER
MIR. Duni's Hens Increased Every
Day; Plan Is Easily Tried.

I've have 81 chickens and hadn't had
an egg al winter. In five days after feed,
Ing Don Sung We got four 10 five eggs :
day In three weeks. We were getting 10
70 l2 eggs day; In aye weeks we got
IS 10 10 eggs day John Duui. Box
1902, Cherry Valley Pa.
Mr.. Duni started giving his hens Don
Sung In January, in zero weather He now
keeps his hens busy In cold weather when
hens usually stop laying A trial costs
nothing. Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don sung and watch re-
suits for one month II y0u don't find that
It pays FOR Itself and pays you a good
profit besides simply tell ms and your
money will be promptly refunded
Don sung Chinese for egg.layi0F) works
directly on the egg-laying organs and Ia
also a splendid tonic. II is easily given
In tho feed improves the hens hra. .ih
makes her stronger and more active In
any weather and starts her laying
Try Don Sung for 30 days and n II
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or vet the weather. yOur money will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don Sung
from your druggist or poultry remedy deal
or or send 30 ceuts ior package b. mail
prepaid Burrell Dugger Co.. lJg Columbia
Bldg. indianaDoiis. Ind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
EMBY WILL BE
TULSA'S CHOICE

tuNllNj I'D FROM PAGE uNI.
of the convention rhuJuay rh,rc
are no reports Of au. rrrgularili.s
u the conducting uf the ciucuscs
ana although the lvmou leaders
have threatened to couj,Ht several
Of the precincts which they have lost
no controversy along this line is
Anticipated.
The convention viii Dog % large
majority endorse the candidacy uf
Grant u Mccullough t,r d.l,latr
10 the national republican convcn-
lion st Chicago OF June n lacked
bg tho united Tulsa delegation the
Tulsa man Is practically certain to
be elected az the Ciarcmorc couvou-
ton Many of the lIlmon delegates
wore Instructed In the taucusc1 to
vote for Mccullough and hi, On
'orsements may bc made unaui-
nous
In endorsing wool FOR president
Mccullough for delegate and Embry
FOR committeeman next Thursday y
the republicans Of Tulsa county viii
accomplish u result Tor whi.h they
nav" hccn striving for years that
OF burying past differences In thc
plcdTiuE 81 the party for "A new and
squarc deal In It's political affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
MORE BANDITRY
IN MEXICO TOLD
Additional Stories Are
Heard by Senators at
FL Paso, Texas.

81 rASO. Tch Additional
stories of murders rluudcrlur4 amt
other mwlosurss. said to huN, boom
pcrpotptcd upon Americans tu M,s
leo. were revealed to the souuto sub
committee iu,csUguliug M,Nc.au pi.
fllH ut the committee. urFt hoattuf
iu isl paso TODAY
g. T.. Eukc. formerly cuuiJtytur
employed uu % Mexican railway. 'ull
OF the murder of his son ana nddoi
ihpl the men Responsible for tn'
murder had been "Nru accounted
for
S. II Ncutnr ~ pusp police cap
TAIN testified concerning Tine dr'us
utiun Of the nNo Mormon colonies
m chihuahua and W. \ schultz. ION
mcriN of the Rlaluck colony iu In-
muGllpds. testified regarding murders
which had come Co his kuuNlcdgr
and personal iudiEuitics summorud
by himself Senator Marcus a
Smith, democrat Arizona. presided
lt th, hearing
schultz lJvc corruhurutyd tusu.
ouy REGARDING the du1l role pl1vcl
by luis do Dc ROSA. who. othcrs have
testified wns a leading actor tu the
attempted execution ot the plan Of
san Diego
General NptfWrrottc's connection
with the American outbreaks
was Indicated lay Schuitz's story of
/ the Killing OF an American named
| Sawyer.
sawyer" said schultz, was an
old man one day the MoNicans
7 came to- his house and shot ana Killed
him hocmuso he hcstntcd when they
/ demanded to know where he kept
/ hia money ! appealed 60 Nlfur-
me 60 Join In posse to run down
/ his murdCrcrs We don need your
assistance was Naftrcttc's reply
who added. we are going to drive all
you Americans out OF here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Chicago Police Start
Search for Companions
of Pretty MOndd Rose

CHICAGO, Feb J-Thc So
cicty romauccs of bluc-Cycd
Mouda Rose, who cut a wide
swatch Ia North shore social cir
rlps hv night and laborcd by day
as &25 q week cashier in q hnr-
ness factory under her real name
Of Rose SchweiburE led police
today In a search Of one butcher
two drug clerks and q shoe polish
salesman.
Two more 81 500 saddle horses,
which Monda Rose Is said to have
laylshcd on her admireN were
seized today. The Eirl iA under
arrest at Winnipeg and account
ants examining her books at the
harness factory estimate she Is
s67.0O0 short in her accounts.
Harry Berger. butchers clerk,
is missing. and two Detectives are
stopping in Monda Roses luNurioug
apartment awaiting for his re-
turn They say he has "A pass key
20 the apartment The young
butcher is said to have been one
Of those who received riding
horse. diamonds and London
tailored suits from the society
cashier. clad in fashionable
riding clothes, he was her frequent
companion on Sunday canterH
along the parkway bride path.
The girls mother Jewish i'm
migrant, who works In box fac
tory. told police she knew nothing
OF her daughters society adven-
turee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
WILL HONOR MOTHERS TODAY
W. c. 4. L. of North Side TO Hold
Interesting Program.

Honor will he paid to motherhood
on the annual mothers program TO
be given by the North side w. G. 7.
L. at ESQ o'clock this afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. +. +. Clulow, 424
North Elwood. Among the numbers
will be response to roll call with
quotations on home, a paper on THE
Ideal American ,iome,' by Ida Wy
giant: a vocal duet by Mrs. Richard
W. Burkhart and Mrs, y. c, Hast
ings, "A talk on the mothers OF the
Bible by Mrs. Wicks, a mother poem
by Mrs d. W. Kesselring, a paper on
the nations debt 10 mothers, by
Mrs Josephine Bull, and an instru-
mental solo by Mrs. W. =. Cunning
ham. Mrs Abbie Hillerman OF Sa-
pulpa, state president of the w. {.
II. L., who will he in the city today
in conference with Mrs. Bull Of
Tulsa, the state treasurer, Will at
tend the meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
LIQUOR CARGO IS SEIZED
Steamer with Heavy Cargo H. Held
by New York Officials.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--The Black
star steamer Yarmouth. which sailed
for Havana last month with "A {4,-
10000 cargo OF whisky, only To put
back here for repairs, was seized by
tho government late today. Super
viSing Federal Prohibition Inspector
Shevlin, formally notified the cap
tain that the vessel could not dc
part and announced that tomorrow he
would begin unloading the liquor for
storage In bonded warehouses.
Counsel for the owners. a corpora
ton composed of negroes. announced
that he would apply TO the federal
court for an injunction restraining
Shevitn. \ guard Of Is prohibition
agents has bVeu on board since
workmcn recently were discovered
trying TO make Off from the ship
In small boat with 56 bottles of
whisky.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
BLANT0N ASSAILS WILSON
Texan Says Labor Conciliators Pre-
JUDGED for Workers.

WASHINGTON, Feb Six
thousand strikes occurring during the
war were settled in favor Of the etrik-
crs. Representative Blanton, demo-
crat, Texas. told the house today
charging that the labor department
always sent out conxiliators VINO
were opposing deficiency appro-
priation to pay conciliators.
III the executive of that depart
ment is crooked and we know Il. are
we not responsible when we continue
to put funds In his hands," Blanton
asked.
Il would not charge that the sec
rotary OF labor is crooked" Chair
man Good OF the appropriations
committee intcrjccted, II served
with him in the house / would not
make that charge. thought he was
very able and conscientious off
cial."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
NO GAIN IS SEEN
IN RESERVATIONS
CONTINUED FROM FACE oNE.

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE.
favor for advoiding this difficulty
is to recommit the treaty TO the for
eIgn relations committee, a move
which parliamentary experts say
would automatically rid it OF It's
cloture restriction. II that Is done
it will probably be qualified by "a
stipulation that report is 20 be
returned Immediately Then when
the report rs made the republicans
will be ready to present reservations
ana the democrats TO suggest modi-
ficdtion in them,
Some senators. however. are
strongly adverse to opening the
gates to debate without any form OF
cloture and are bringing pressure to
bear on the rules comm tee to act
promptly on one Of the proposals
for modified cloturc before IL.
A statement declaring the recent
letter Of Niscount Grey ana the
cablcgram of Lloyd George bore out
tho contentious OF the trcatys ir-
rcconcilahlc foes were issued to-
night bv Senator Borah, republican
OF Idaho. 10 said
The weakening and injury 10 the
league which some apprehend from
the American reservations would not
he felt in practice Thus Niscount
Grey disposcs OF all reservations and
renounces them as utterly ineffective
and worthless, The sad part OF 10 is
that he is entirely correct Those
proposed reserva tions do not protect
our independence. They do not pro-
tect America at all. They are simply
the flimsy excuse for falling to do
what i. Is the plain duty Of patriotic
men to do. They are the answer of
party politics to the demand by for
eign governments to surrender our
Independence.
The Grey interview and Lloyd
Georges cablegram ought to con-
vince any one that there is just one
question involved in this controversy
that is, shall we enter the league
or hall we stay out OF II? when
we enter the league we are there for
all purposes and our reservations
will never be felt or respected
1T has been known in Washing
! ton for weeks that the Lodge rcser-
| vations were entirely satisfactory to
/ the English premier. lie would have
said so publicity long ago but he did
| not desire to offend the president.
| But after an effort to reach the
| president through Viscount Grey
and after consultation with the
| greatest lawyers OF London and some
| in this country, IL was concluded that
| reservations construed by political
! body from whose construction thcrc
was no appeal would be wholly
worthless, SO Lloyd George cablcd
! Lodge reservations satisfactory Ne
want tie United states to enter the
/ league come into my parlOr. said
! the spider to the fly. / will take my
/ own time in advising you how to get
! out "
Explaining the reference TO Pre-
mlor Lloyd Georges cablegram,
Senator Borah said he understood
! that such 4. cableFram as ne quoted
/ was sent by the British premier 20
| Niscount Grey early I'm January. lie
added that he had been informed
! that two or more members of the
senate had seen The cablegram al
I though he had never seen II him
self
Reports that Premier Lloyd
| George had set forth his attitude
toward American reservations have
been current at various times I'm SEN
ate cloak rooms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
OPPOSE SALE OF ROAD
business Men To Try and Put Short
Line on Paying Basis.

'--"Nr'NN'N 'fHn ohhht WIZ
FL RENO, Feb. An association
composed Of business men and prop
eiy owners has been organized here
z the purpose Of opposing by legal
mans the sale OF the st. Louis, El
Keno & Western railroad. Stockhold.
'is have advertised the road for sale
ana favor iunking IL, as 1t has been
,Qsing proposition for some time.
Nhlie only one train a day is
iln over the line, citizens along It
leclare they invested their money in
We lire In good faith based upon
operal'on Of the road, which would
Salse great loss should the serv.
~eS a' be discontinued. The association
WI attempt 10 devise some means
VI making the road pay operating
sApesnses ana fair return to stock
o...h me line runs from El Reno to
.1urie' connecting there with the
'O'l smith a Western.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
FARMERS MAY MAKE TRIP
Agricultural Agent OF Katy Tells of
ThIngs 20 Be Seen.

Tho Tulsa County Dairy associa-
tion was urged last night by T. VI.
Jcffords, agricultural agent of the
Missouri, Kansas a. Texas railroad,
to send a delegation OF six or 10
representative farmers dairymen or
business men Interested in the agri-
cultural development OF Tulsa
county, to inspect the dairies OF WIS
consin or other northern states.
He said that the dairymcn OF
Washington county, now rehabilitat-
ing its dairy industry, has just made
such a trip with the result that new
dairy cows were being placed In
every dairy from Wisconsin to re-
place those found "boarders" and
diseased
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
HIGH COST HITS JUDGE
Jurist watts Resigns to Return to
Private PrnUtICc.

By Nssocaicd rtcss State Wire
OKLAHOMA cry, Feb. g.
charles q. watts Of Wagoncr. Judge
of he district court OF WAGNER and
MuskoEoe counties. presented his
resignation today to Governor Rob
crtson To become effective Monday.
Judge watts viii practice law IN
Wagner. ". A. Summer OF Wag-
oncr, an attorney. ls said 90 be "A
candidate for appointment 10 IN out
the remaining three years Of Judge
watts term. The low salary paid
district Judges and the high cost OF
living are said 10 be- the reasons
for Judge Watts retirement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
BREEDERS TO ORGANIZE
Tulsa County Shorhorn Owners TO
Assist Usage County StoclNncn.

The Shorthorn cattle breeders OF
Usage county will perfect an or
ganization at Pawhuska on Satur-
day, and to assist them In making
their association success from the
stat, Messrs John T. Kramer. Lewis
Cline, Frank Kays and DR.. S. DeZell,
all OF Tulsa; j. O. Fraker and DIR.
Robinson OF Broken Arrow, and sew
eral other members of the Tulsa
County Shorthorn Breeders associa-
ton, will attend.
at is possible that the Tulsa and
Usage ShorthOrn men may later
unite in holding sales In Tulsa" said
President Kramer last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
RECKLESS WASTE
IN BUILDING TOLD
pooort Is Filed by Former
WI Director at Muscle
Shoals Plant.
FORGET PATRIOTISM
Raid Charges Made in Docu-
ment Filed With House
Committee.

w,sulNGTON. Feb. 3,-Reckless
,,,ysgance in the construction of
.As ga, government nitrate plant AZ
w ,,,.,Is shoals. Ala. was charged
.orort b, col Fred n. Wagner,
,'-'.., ~ director OF operations at the
sfa5 today with the house
l', cvnenliurcs committee
"1n, all evidence presented since the
V.,,atl.n was begun months ago
.t, wagner charges 20 deepest INTO
Vt V,Ws OI.ng more than 100 pages
,orchiuv on every possible phase
az d. tsc buildiur and operation OF the
"a soo O0n war project. IL was too
80 for chairman Graham to read
IN day bu, he declared 'astound-
~ .roIifaus' were revealed.
l" p,ctsa AVA. iu the bulky docu-
~, cynmln,d only casually today
sg The committee, Colonel wagner
,,'1 what hc alleged to be tn"
,.',,. of Muscle shoals. built on the
.,st.pIus Milan with wartime speed
.t. orfy consideration. Biz items
go puf down with little items. run
g,,g .Il the way from the charge
'bof the accounting system was so
t,J ma business, however efficient
''ould tolerate it and exist to the
..r. ~ the head barber In q COM
nan, shop who raked down - q
1,y extra for changing five times
KAT much money flowing into the
cash register.
Patriotism Forgotten.
with the hold accusation that
avon i'm "a national emergency pa
,rotlsm al Muscle Shoals was for
ratten. Colonel Wagner told how he
hsa rroiestcd against paying $500
nv protrail Of Frank :. Washburn
GNew York. president OF the Amer
trln Cyaulmid company. the sub
yd.arv OF which, the air nitrates cor
po-auon. had the government con-
tact Tor the actual building.
o-he biggest chapter wa. written
gAder the caption Of extravaganza" "
with waste. iuefflciency and irreg-
uartics placed next in that order in
The wholesale Indictment that in
Guided hundreds Of names.
Touching on the broad question
n extra"agance, Colonel wagner de-
clared the air nitrates corporation
maintained a publicity bureau at the
plant that cost $4,000 a month.
The only conceivable reason for
a private enterprise advertising a
government owned project" the re-
port declared, "is the expectation
o, coming into possession of the
property, and having already
thoroughly developed IL. being in
position to market its securities.
IN this connection the startegic
position held by the governments
agents tthe air nitrates corporation)
should be considered. as their ad-
yantageous contract and ownership
oi patents automatically eliminates
sny competitors for purchase of the
giant"
After raking the builders and their
system, fore and aft, Colonel Wagner
set down series Of conclusions for
guidance OF the committee, whose
big task is trying to find out what
to DO with the Muscle Shoals prop
critics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
hOI USING U. S. ROAD AID
government Finds Oklahoma Is Not
'slng Road Work Money,

CTs ~. & &'1,ed Press State Wire.
,s-Nl--;NliOMA ClTL, Feb. 3.--Un-
con..lel ,S..el federal aid money for road
- ucupu iu counties Of Okla
49, ~ " amounts TO $3,ll5,OOO,
( oelt I. Terrell, state highway en-.
wr, l, announced today. OF that
'nlil July !. ""' '''' Oe "'"''"O'e
ms, M 0.uer 20 get the money counties
e1Tsi appropriate funds for roads
froT, ~ me amount they wish to get
nn% ne FEDERAL fund. If the entire
ibe IS used this year ii will mean
rosSs ring TT,lns Of $6,280,OO0 worth OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Az Inhgc Mnrrcn 20 Iaaor Moc.

organized labor invites YOU to
Otmulrcc 90 attend big autl.nucn
shop holiday and meeting" said a
telegram tu Judgo O.. Ed Warren.
municipal Judge. received hero yoF-
tcrduy Tho to,cgram was signed by
Walter Cochran. chairman of pub
urltv committee. owing 90 thu illu.e4
uf the Judge. hc viii probably delay
his Whit should be- accept untl 'hn
latter part ~ tho week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Ncgrn Tirchng Is Convicted.

SAPULPA, Feb. .--Chunk Dcboe,
negro, has been sentenced here in
the district court to serve term
OF 20 years In the ponitentiary on a
charge Of arson. This Is the second
time the negro was tried on the
same charge, the first conviction re-
sulting in the same penalty. He was
granted second trial on the pre-
sentatlon OF new evidence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
i"uheh Membership Drive

COUNTY NV eoeLtsh'p drive for the Tulsa
POSED Cooperative company. com
lcatpSytt. farmers, dairymen ana nor
s,eorS,a.a9, is 10 be waged an once.
en-. 1lhg to County Clerk Tawis %
aailatov guiding spirit OF the or
aes bv III, ne said that 500 mem
Bryan une , !, were desired. ]. r.
hiehsu 'qptmerly with Goodney-
oesa enr.o loauce company, has
engaged as manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
O'e IS killed IN RIOTlNG
-. "s occur at Limerick. Ire
Mhd-'rroops Fire on Crowd

Inc orcD,'oN Fob. 3.-serious riot
accordjCrl' djl'sd sd az Limerick last night,
The 1nts. 10 70 d dispatch to the star.
demor,"ry t'red on the crowd of
Killed. ana one man was
. publican was Richard Dwyer,
}he bod bS,''en a .so received a shot In
lalH W. -. ana is believed to be NOR
versions ouhoed. ,.ld a number Of other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Rad EIrc nt PIchcr.

PICHER Fob. 3.--Fire, believed
10 have been OF inccndury origin.
destroyed two thcaters and several
small office buildings here today.
one Of the buildings was dynamited
to check the flames The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000 with less than a
fifth OF the property Insured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
G. II. ROGERS ron DELEGATE
I,amon Delegates plck Lncnl Attor-
nCy To GO To Convention.

Tho Hamon delegates In the city
OF Tulsa elected on Monday night
at the republican caucuscs, me. yes
terday afternoon and endorsed
Charles 49, Rogers, a local attorney
las their candidate for delegate frou
the First district to tho national re-
publican convention az Chicago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04


Wnchen smith famous stage play Of o same name Witch had un
that Louis Joseph Vance uo,czcd and book
70 a
"a -
lusackug
Of
" to
when
picture produced this novel feature about that "
"a %
a wealthy
he
s 20
y
saw s y
q u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
"The Fortune Hunter" a Superb Picture
Starts Today at RialtO Theafer

OF the really notable productions 1870 The Fortune unC
wide popua Nork mat aeyd r.cord " ~ con.ou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

Do you know that the men and
women who have established them.
selves M writer's OF original stories
for the screen now are among the
busiest people Identified with tho
motion picture Industry
There are c. Gardner sullivan tau
thor % Love Madness" the photo
play starring Miss Giaum. which viii
aeon be- shown az the Liberty ~
v. Van Loan. Mildred Considine.
F'inis Fox. John "a Blarkwood. Tom
GcfaEhty and numerous others We
could mention. who are more IN de.
mand than some % our most famous
leading men and women.
Altho these people know the screen
technique and can visualize their
stories 80 that a continuity writer
can take them and easily adap, them
10 the screen. yet the fact that thrrr
IL such a demand for original ma.
torlai IL evidence. also. that there II
a dearth Of writers 10 furnish the
..sasarfat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

Ben Wright. Mary Roberts Rlnehart,
Basil King and even the famed
Belgian. Maurice Atacscrllnck. are
writing directly for tho screen.
means that the original story la com
ing into rs own.
A. has been explained IN former
articles. this IL ono OF the main rca-
sons why The J. Parker Read. Jr--
Seattle Star scenario contcx, was In.
aurufascd. True. Mr.. Read IL seek.
ing original stories for his star.
Louise Ciavm. but Mr. Read also
wants to snc a new school OF writer's
developed for tho general good Of the
industry.
The contest. now IN progress. viii
continue until December /. 1890.