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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12
APPOINT MENTS.

NEWARK. April y. 1905. These are.
the men who viii have charge Of the
Methodist Churches Of the Jersey City
District in the coming year:
G. N. Anderson, Presiding Elder.
Archer Memorial, Allendale--L. f.
Bowman.
AIpineF. A. Mason.
Arcola 4. e. Armstrong.
Barryvilse. \. Y-F. W. sloat.
First Church, Bayonne S. Sim
mons.
Forty-sixth Street BayonneM. F.
Grant.
Bergen Point, BayOnne- W. NJ. Trum-
bower.
Butler-A. ]. Turner.
Campgaw Supply.
ColevilIe and Libertyyille--E. H. At
wood.
Engleiwood- j. Hampton.
Forrestburg, ~ Y-H. Rhinesmjth
tsupply).
Fort Lee-supply,
Garnerville, \. Supply
Granfwood and weehawken7 Supply
Greensille and Centerviile T. J.
Clark, Jr.
Asbury, Haekensaek- " Elliott.
First Church, Hackensack- H. Lit
tide.
Hasbrouck Heights-Alfred Evans.
Heyerstrow, N.Y-William Redheffer.
Hewitt and Ringwood-G. w. Pope.
HiIlsdaIe-G Gardner Howland.
First Church, Hoboken-H. T. Ban
dolph.
Browne Memorial Church, Jersey City
John McNIurray
Centenary, Jersey City-W. E. Palmer.
Emory. Jersey City-G. G, yogel.
Grace, Jersey City-Morris D. Church.
Hedding. Jersey city-E. w. Gardner.
Lafayette, Jrsey City Frederick
Bloom.
Linden Avenue Jersey City Frank
Chadwick.
Palisade, Jersey City--William Ealins.
St Pants Jersey City,. G.. John
ston.
Simpson. Jersey city-R N. Aylss-
worth.
summit Avenue, Jersey cityE. Y
King.
Trinity. Jersey City-R. K. Boyd
westside Avenue. Jersey City-W. G.
O'Donnel.
Union Place, Jersey City. G
Mooney
Leonia Supply.
Matamoras, Paw. II. Burley-
Midland Park--J. G. Starr.
Midyale-F. L. Rhodes.
New city and Centenary, \. Wv,
r. Kefer.
New Foundland- A. Tinney.
Nyack. u. Y.-P. G. Blight.
otisville. n. Y-E. n Fowler.
Palisades. Y. Y.-supply.
Park Supply
Pearl River and sIentvale, \. T.
j. W. Daily.
Perpont, n. Y.--Gearse Fountain.
Port Iervis. n. Y.-Wesley Martin.
Richfield Park A Il. Wilson.
Ridgewood- F. Diefendorf
Roekland Lake and cengers, y. V
George Whitehead.
Sparrow Bush and afongaup. \. ",
G, G. Cain.
spartaD W. 6 Ramsey.
Spring Valley and Monsey, n y
w. A. Knox.
stockholm and caaistear- supply.
sfoney Point, y. y George Angle
man.
Rider
sutfsra. 4 wv. q. Tiubssli.
sussex {. Z. senasies
Thiclls. 4. YR. s. Young.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

Two Democratic Aldermen have se-
cured appointiye positions. Alderman
Kilmurray of the Fourth Ward has been
favored with a street Improvement in-
spectorship by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners, and Alderman
Prout, Of the Sixth Ward, is drawing a
salary Of sloo a month as Inspector on
the Boulevard. If men holding elective
Offices are going to grab up appointive
Offices, too, there won't be much chance
for the followers, but then maybe it is
figured out that they ought to be salts
fed with tile privilege Of voting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12
PALM SUNDAY AT ATLANTIC
CITY.

April Is, via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
Rate, including two seys board. $40 q
s1l. according 70 rhtei selected. See
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

While former Democrats are getting
places from the Republican administra-
tion former Republicans are getting rec
ognition from. the Democrats. It seems
to be the fashion to take up converts to
either party and give them preference
over the loyal party men, After awhile
there will be enough dissatisfied Republi-
cans and dissatisfied Democrats to organ
ize party Of their own.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

Mr.. Simpson is a reputable citizen 1t
may be assumed that his words were
carefully chosen before their utterance.
The charges he made are serious indeed
and call for a reply. Maybe it would be
best that the Grand Jury call upon Mr..
Simpson to make good the charges, es-
pecially that the pool rooms pay for pro
lection. The Grand Jury cannot ignore
Them
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12
MERELY
MENTIONED

what bill did the legislature pass on
what bill did Gov Stokes sign for the
benefit Of Jersey Cify?'' This was the
somewhat startling inquiry made BY for
mer President Of the Board of Aldermen
Reuben Simpson, the meeting Monday
night Of the ssinlsakwa club, the Repub
lican organization Of the Seventh Ward,
of which County Chairman Fry is one Of
the leading members. Not one" de-
elared Mr.. Simpson in the next breath.
Nearly every bill passed was not for the
good, but to the detriment Of Jersey
City, Mr.. Simpson scored GOV. Stokes
and the Republican majority in the leg
islature for their failure to keep the
promises made to the people regarding
taxation reforms and fhen he took fling
at Prosecutor Speer, who he charged,
was a paid attorney Of the Public Service
Corporation. While other members of
the club looked on with amazement Mr.
Simpson--who said he was boiling over
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that pool
rooms were allowed TO operate with in-
punity in Jersey City and added fuel to
the FIRE already started BY making the
broad statement that "a well known poll
tician is receiving 81. eco every week from
the pool rooms Mr.. Simpson did not
say what the $1,000 was paid for, but he
intimated that it was to guarantee the
business from being interfered with.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

After the grip, or other serious illness
Hoods SarsaparIlla is the medicine to TAX
to restore me appetite and strength.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

Mayor Pagan and Couafy Chairman
their automobile trip else when they
return they will find the Republican par
ty in state Of generalization. Place.
hunters and their supporters are doing
a lot of talking and threats are being
made that unless the patronage that is.
soon to be distributed comes their way
there win be a heap of trouble next fall.
It is a case Of when the cats are away
the mice viii play" As soon as the
patronage distributors return to the City
Hall the corridor leading TO Collector
Fry's office Will be as free from angry
discussions as church meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12

Who Isl the Democratic leader in the
First Ward? Democrats were under
the impression that Freeholder Glenn
ents occupied that position, but it seems
as if John ssigrist had forced him
aside Seigrist was Republican up to
a month or two ago. Now he is daily
visitor at Democratic Headquarters, and
never tires telling how he is going to
roll up an increased majority for tho
Democratic ticket next fall. Pretty soon
Seigrist Will talk himself into a job that
some worthy Democrat should have
Then the Republicans will be happy. for
it viii mean more votes for their candi-
dates.
Governor Stokes should hesitate a long
time before signing the bill authorizing
the appointment by the Prosecutor Of
the Pleas of ten County detectives
This would ailow Mr.. Speer to add six
men to his staff. which IS large enoualt
now 10 perform al The duties asat are
required There is no more need Of nh
increased Comfy detective force than
tI1are Is Of adding locomotives % trolley
cars. Fl wonld sbe i useless waste of
% = y. ~ -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-12
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORW, April a2. 1905. Fore
east for the thirty-sax hours ending x
lowed by clearing today; rain tomorrow;
west winds.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
when Kitcieurr Wet Defeat.

~ nappeL'e'' u" "a. '-'''1 ot Oue snip
0'tl ~ iu3 III a. a.. .'---. 20 I"u!~'
N'io %i'et iIo,'' a. VI = was COZ
lns !" us "e'I' 'tl'' J., I'' zen Homer
,'ous u"n.ie' "li,.l ~. small HI"l'en
:" H"TsIio'. p,,,,i.'5 80 1-t D"ii' per-
cps ~ NIo,'.7"I, t~'.-''i,' ~ uas'5n'
ieL !. ny ii"D 80 .''"-'' I"1s,
whence II FoII@a I'D i.- i1e'' LORD
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

fine ME~sAGE editor was in JEFF.
frr>on Cily on Inauguration day.
What a motley crowd Of place
seekers thrungcd the lobby Of the
Madison House; from the horny
handed furmer(mighty few of this
class, however, to the shuycn-
faced aristocrat of ST. Louis. with
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

pie. Deceased was a woman of ex-
cellent character, beloved by all.
The husband and sister, Mrs. w
Ii. Sims,at Rush Hill, survive her.
A sister also resides at Wellsville,
Mrs. Charles Spires, The MES
SAGE joins the many friends of
deceased in extending sympathy to
the mOurners
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testomcntary upon the estate Of Susan
r. Mcintyre deceased. have been granted
tho undersigned by the Probate Court of
the county Qf Audraln, bearing date Of
January z, 1908. All persons having
claims against said estate are required
20 eNhibit them to mo for allowance
w.thln one year after the date Of said
SECTORS or they may be procluded from
any benefit Of such estatei and II such
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Kerr
John Cave of Des Moimes, Iowa,
visited his brother here last week
Dr. r. s. Cave, and sister, Mrs. J.
g. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Il. Buckner of
iris city attended the silver we'd
dug of MIR aud Mrs r. b. Buck
ucr Ia Kansas City last week.
Misses Irma and Minerva John.
Dn attending school ut Rich
H. uu q. Va, spent I h c
..iala with their parents,
81 ..u Mra. Robert Johnson, in
N.Nu,.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

had to return home on account OF
failing health. The burial was at
Rising Sun church Tuesday.
Mrs. b. A. Willis, aged 80
years, died at her home at Rush
Hill yesterday morning. Her dis
ease was catarrh of the stomach.
The burial will be this afternoon.
al , p. m, at Littleby church,
funeral sermon By Rev. L. q. Sip
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

I
not include a single "sandbargInp" en-
| lctmcnt The sycspf1ts inVGsti5'lft'ous Of
| two grand furieq have vindiTatad m,
! Judgment in respect to those sDproved.
| NTH the lights II iha ma IA art ny. I
| would again aupro,u $3.50 E.ii ~ 49,
| rial import her1tcfnTr .... ,'r..,t En-.
he suprem e. cont mn .-..'.''l q.
| A very few al DIR ..... ..Tr lao r.-
ooaled. and nov l-
| stances cnatt,.. g..
| zcst thai thrr. D.
| With the statu..
tory cnacuncut ua En-. .......I
interests should HI.. ..-
| sideration before aI......
During this a.... .....u imposing
monuments have D.... l.... 60 Ul..t
he last Resin .... . ia.
Benton, anu i,trI. 10 t...... ... H.....
Brown, MCClur. ANA ... .....-
" shafts are 3D.. l.... u.
| hos" who served o.. r... .-r .I.r
u n.gh public IHH'...a .#H go a "
-r"at Missuuriua. Nl. ....
re still unWHI Be- .s... ...
prOprlatiDns FOR n ...I ... .. H.U.s d.
,ireen, Daniel DuAHi., a..t .... D., 8.i.a
NoOdson, and W.saE. .. ..... At ."UI
iuc'c. ding sCsslN' 10. 81. ...rL s H..a-
ply other m9nua pts. b.. a-.E.
'Zcd until MlssulB -... .-EH -u..ntE
guishcd dead.
Many years sine, In state erected iu
nc cemetery at tnr historic rl city of
Ste. GeneYicve 10 ..H .E flo 90 MuTE
1t hcr great ssnt'.r l.. J.. linn. IL
= now somewhat c.@ .I.F u A.i ont Of
repair. II is estimate. .H .ppupg'
lion NJ S3ov Will tr .s 'p put ih'
monument ana "" itaaA4J .aETyuUIus
II IN proper COnut3u..
ir'.-h'et
4 RESUME or -, r.,. .r t... ,r.,,,tf,T.
tbipgs arcpp,tIieI IN f.. liz. ..... ...I.,.,....
trution MAY h. ,.... o.. ..... ,'bb
nnIv nrgsent n ,.r,,. ... ..r..Ir.
InCrea giup r.y.u.I,. ...... .....r... ,..l ..
DrogrrsgIyp ,Nt .r,.ft.... g.. . fr.aerr..,..
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
THE GRIM REAPER

Mrs. n NJ. Clark died at Laddo-
MA last Thursday night She had
been sick for some time. She for
merly lived at Rush Hill.
Miss Ella, daughter of j. O.
Dowell, living north of Mexico,
died last Sunday afternoon Of heart
disease. She had lately been Il stu.
dent at the Kirksville Normal but
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Her idea of 1t.

Small Angelica's family were NOV
ing away from their native town. The
night before they were to leave, An
gelicR was heard to conclude her GUS
tomaTy bedtime prayer as follows
10 and now goodby, God, for to-
morrow we're going to move to Chica-
go."-Harper's Weekly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
An Ample Supply.

"And now" said the promoter, after
explaining his scheme, Pm willing to
let sou in on the ground floor"
mot any for me. thank you" replied
the wise guy. MY wife has enough Of
those basement bargains at home TO
last rs for 80 years. Chicago News.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

$1,000 EXCURSION TO THE
SOUTHWEST over the NJ, X. & r.
and Wabash Il. r. Quick time
and elegant service. Go now.
Call and get dates and destiua-
tione
<. D. STOCKS
Laad and Emigration Agent.
Mexico, Mo.
low
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
GOV, A. N, D0CKERYS
FAREWELL MESSAGE
Conqratulates the People On Hap
piness and Prosperity.
He MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS
Takes Tridc IN His Administration, Ruu
Extends I3.st Wi,hrs to Ills sue
CC-sor iu tie ENccu-
tive Ouirr.


Wv Al'N W. Do'H''' ''Du7 'n' io'
io"'hs message 10 Ihe BeheIai aSSeih'
ly;
o.. Cha. y.uatp md II.rtso Of Raprasenta-
l..a:
a.. .na tlrr.urrd of YOUR layors /
.ft.I4tE v,ff t.it'.n Tho = aDuiu,ss and
t..... .....y Of ia. fl. u-l, and mo tId.Iity
ar. ImpartIaIi.v I.l'G which the laws
I... I'm adm .isI,...d
M. i.'r y..f r. n Gsyr boon an rra
nj ....,.f III. y..,..',.I .r.. .r,.r.fy Ey,Iv
.I....l ia ,H.s STAT. has iuit the thul
%. ..u.u4.us aau I.muuaratlye develop
n't, IN 49, 5'.e' r.5,Ir-
'.. 10 - ''i''.I's 'll'g' i II ,t
'. BE- been u.n1np.r,d ny ne Iig %, a.
lin .,.. ,,g.i 70, trii,,.. i,,ryg.'t fl1
"I't ~ NC III 'ri',.i,I.gi.in,rt al
,..,g,..t,I emmy
'..t 6',fE 90, - Ill nv
,f ,,...,.' % E'i,.,. oIr',i1
,fr r..p,. ,tr,.rr... ~ - drpl5u.tf.Iir
'' ,t.llE ~. r,...t, Ia tID i'l'.Ii
~ o., ..........e .. - ,..',..I. r,,.
TO- '..,sf.,,. ,.g 90, tI' Ta't,iiti
n..t.n,i' Au tEr world doIsuts to
a., ,. I,.-I,r
,.., "Ir.rirrs nr..at. in agriculture
3. q ...f..r,. ru..l..a. nm mn .,grr Trans.
D.. uur. a.. Ann nd. ind other business
I..r.r - r,tfI hly,. Ip.n ul..thir gufv Boz
~. rr.r.ft- halo. ,-r1f.,g. ual LA.
lI.As enforced so as 10 promote the Inter.
,.fs Of all
n ia blrh priyilcpo TO l.gIslatc for
tln r"unlc of such "A common wealth our
bouldng prosperity. however. may d..
yr.nn a9 tird.. grawth of tho spirit at
iu.g, C.iBu,rrfaI.'m In tho presence Oi
g,i.b am uutrysItG .itu.iIuq II is possible
tI.f r1trllfisfn and rtffrp,l integrity ma,
h.. IurnaC,d Bv an ia r,Iratc lrtGd for
.rlEu. I!ut am gftr, m. r,puury Influences
Viii meet your storm d approval.
,-,....
i'"""ce'
I follcitatc Won up4n the extraordinary
gIfI-fugtCrv condition Of our fiscal A.
fairs NotvltIst.uI.Ug fine rtf. of gtutr.
taEatl0n has boon reduced 10 u cents on
tn. 500 valuation, which Is b.lOW that
ui any other state. tA,rc is now a very
Aftcr the payment Of all demands due
the available cash balance in the state
treasury. 10 tho credit of an the funds
ON the lst of the present month was S..
J1b53GL Of which Sl.g6J.rHG-l was credit
al to the state revenue fund
pu January J. 1891, the treasury bal
uUcc was SLOiN.95l 81, the revenue fund
having $li9,-2lg TO it, credit
This comparative EXHIBIT tells the story
Of grcatly-iucroIscd revenues.
The growth "l our income ]" Que W.
most part 70. an iuGirlSc OF nearly wv,
hupuIth hgll"n ""',It ~ lh' hS0".a,,"
Valuation nf InaL - .'.nhHi Hhd corporate
property uuilhE iIl' NeIi'" covered 10y
TINS Administrations, HHl also ~ IN
Thaclmgnt or the l4yh!Ii'h Deer IHspCc!lgh
-", Wh, IN nlS mIr''rr Ma ntna5ht S,'','
,.'.!n TO lne treasury. INC l,,s Eou,ll,"
by me state Insurance ~ ana other depart
n,nts nave aiS3 slGalIE increased; ~.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
|. m. RICHARDS,
PASSENGER and Ticket Act.

GEO. } CHARLTON,
Gen. Passenger Agt., C.&A. R.R. Chicago
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
CuuCAGo&aALTON RY.
TIME 5l5rADlB
Standard Time.

WEST Bound Trains Leave
No g3 slight ENp",.''.'''''''''''-
40 E Colo 4 Cal ........''''''S IL ~
ui1 No. State EXp.... ..''''l- % ~
No q Midday Special. ,...'''.'.o :. :. p u
No rs way-rrucx' Sunday).".. ~ W III
EAST bound Trains Leave
No Is via c u &c q Ry.........''l IL VI
No Is Mo. State Exp"..,.,,'.'' ~ III
~, .s ,.i., CU&O Rv............2 42pm
No 10 Colo ~ Cal Lin ... .....ll 10 Ill
Nn 81 vim g RSO 1900. -. ..9lOpm
#Nn 10 Way rr't tex Sunday)...7 90 m
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
state Bomdcd Indebtedness.

CONCENTRATIONS are also due the people
Upon the payment OF the entire bonded
debt At The beginning Of this admins.
trutiou $SSICD uC buIus were ouistand-
tac state is now fr'o from bonded dgbt
-iurc than forty millions Of bonded obi.
rltious, principal ana interest, have been
l.Vuiiatcd since the Inauguration Of Gov
Eilns WoudE1n. The Glly remaining liza
hiity h. sL%N. $50 " Of school certificates
which, by the vote Of the people, pTac-
t,r.l,y constitute an endowment for The
university and InMlIs s.Munla.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
JEFFERSON CITY saAEGE,

SOUTH Bound Trains Leave
ENo.2lI Fulton Accommodation. . $40 m
ana o,2 Wov Froioht. 7:iDam
NO.2l5 Mail except Subj" % m
NORTH Bound Trains Arrive
rNO.alO jefferson City MALL. 9:"O M
#No.2A Fulton Accommodation. 1925 p m
.No.2I2 Way Freight. $3.50 y m
CvnIay
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Under eNIsting statutes the authority
to issue dT2mshop licenses in Kansas
city IL shared jointly by the county court
IT jackson county and the police board
Of Kansas City. At the session of the
general assembly, in 1901, 1 favored the
appointment OF an excise commissioner
for Kansas City, with powers and duties
similar to those exercised by the excise
commissioner OF st. Louis. The police
duty Of granting saloon licenses. rec
nmmend such changes In our laws as will
divorce the police board from this duty
and devolve II upon the county court
and an excise commissioner, to be APP
pointed by the COVE nor.
The act authorizing the compensation
Of the excise c0mmissioneT Of ST. Louis
salary aubstltuted
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Missouri Statue.

The president of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition Co. tenders, without
cost, a symbolic statue OF the state OF
Missouri, OF heroic proportions, now oc-
cupYing a niche in the Colonpade of
States. This statue IL one of fourteen
erected by the exposition company to rep
resent the fourteen states and territories
Of the Louisiana Purchase. They are the
work OF some of our best sculptors and
greatly admired
respectfully recommend the prompt
passage of q Joint resolution accepting
the Statue, and the appropriation OF an
adequate amount to pay the cost Of re-
moval TO the state capital,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
school Books.

/ renew the recommendation made to
the last general assembly for efficient
legislation TO secure cheaper and better
school books for our children. This COM
lean Book trust. and It Is the duty Of
;ho representatives of the people to enact
laws to relieve parents from the eXac-
tons Of this trust.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

II is imperative that a law to protect
our game should b" enacted. Its pro-
visions should be stringent and effective.
The necessity for such legislation Is SO
obvious that argument becomes unneces-
saTY,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Lewis ana Clarke Exposition.

The last legislature appropriated ten
thousand dollars, to be expended under
the direction OF the governor, to take
hibit Of Mssouri's resources at the Port
land exposition, which is to open on May
!, 1905. Under the authority conferred
by this act have named a commissioner
to make selections from our exhibits at
the Louisiana Purchase expedition, pre-
pare and ship them To Portland. An
additional appropriation viii be very
soon required to install the exhibits and
provide compensation for the force neces.
sary to display them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Gov. Alex VI. DUckery sends The fol.
owing message TO The general assem-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-11
"A DREssY SHOP FOR DREssY MEN"

yesterday and the rool showed inat
the states OF Oregon, Washington, Mon
tana and Idaho were represented. L.ttle
was accomplished at the meeting yc.,rr.
day except To formally convene and
there il great deal Of business 10 be
transacted to-day, II Is the intention of
the Salyationists to devote at least on.
day to seeing the fair before leaving
Portland.
Mr.. Gunderson, who attend. the con-
sention IA delegate from this city has
been u special officer In the Salvation
army ranks for the past two years.
Previous To that time he had been a
travelling salesman and threw up Ia.
crativc position TO devote his life TO
salvation work. Since coming to As.
,ora he has worked hard and n ~.
suit the hall mat had bcen closed up
Tor some time has been rcopcned and
supplied with elihirs and other ncces-
sary furniture.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-11
Pilot Commission Listens 10 Re.
ports From the Bar Pilots.
WILL PUBLISH A STATEMENT
Pilots Staples, Howe, Cam and Wilson
Appear Before the Board-Pilot Mat.
thews Branch Renewed and Other
Minor Business Transacted.

The state board Of pilot commissioners
are determined 10 ascertain the exact
condition OF the Columbia river bar, and
at the regular monthly meeting held In
the office Of Attorney George Noland
yesterday afternoon, the commissioners
listened TO the statements Of four bar
pilots. This action ON the part Of the
board is the result Of criticism Of the
pilots, that has been indulgcd In, In
certain quarters, and IL is now the de-
sire Of the board to ascertain the exact
facts in the case, and make them known
to the public probably through the
medium Of signed statement.
Pilots Staples; Howe, Cam and vii
son appeared before the board, and the
situation was gone over In detail. I'm
der ordinary conditions, IL was found
that there was q feet of water on the
bar, at low water, 20 at high, and that
il was not safe 10 venture on the bar
with vessel Of over "a feet unless con.
di,ions were decidedly favorable.
The branch OF Captain Matthews was
renewed, and other minor business trans.
uct'd. Commissioners farrel, Noland
and Pendleton were present.