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The ZemskI Sohnr.

To THE EDITOR OF TnF SIN Sir. Allow
me 10 correct an error in your otherwise ex-
cellent editorial Of Feb. 20 on the XemsA
| Sober In the Muscoyite monarchy
The Iemsla Sober was law making
body precisely a. the State Council is now.
II is true it had only a consultative voice,
t. e., the Car was at liberty 10 approve or to
veto its acts. just a. he may now approve or
veto the acts OF the State Council As a mat
ter OF historical fact, however. all important
legislation emanated from the Xemski sober
aud was approved by the sovereign Thus
the codes of 1877 of 1850 and OF lG4g. which
form the foundations OF Russian substantive
law were enacted by Zemsk Sobors and
approved the first by the Grand Duke OF
Moscow. the second By Gear John the Terri
BILE and the last by Gar Alexis Mlchaelo4ich
the second Of the RomanoTs The Code OF
Car Alexis Michaelovch" constitutes the
opening chapter in the First Complete Com
pilation Of tho Statutes Of the Russian EN-
pire" lsimilar in method OF arran cement 70
the United states statutes at largei
Tho IemsN Sober which elected the Ro-
manon dynasty to the Russian throne was
not the last Iemski Sobors were periodically
convokcd during the whole Of the seventeenth
century. But Peter the Great. meeting with
popular opposition TO his reforms mistrusted
the Zemski Sober as the bulwark of con-
servatsm and, BY revolutionary coup d. ttat.
substituted for It an appointiye legislative
body obedlent TO lbs WILL the senate. After
the death OF Peter the Great the Bureaucracy.
created by him IA an instrument Of reform
deRenerated into power Of oppression
And yet in the face of these facts the Rus
sian Government would have the world be-
lieve that the Russian people OF to-day nre
less capable Of making laws 10 govern them
selves than their ancestors Of two hundred
or even four hundred years ago. whose lava
are still held ht To govern the present gen.
GRAFTON. ISAAC A. HorHwtcH
NAsHtNGTOS Feb q
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A nherst.

To TIE EDITOR or THE SUs-,Slr. Clothes FOR
Amherst Is an amusing shloboeth. President
Harris In his address to the Amherst alumni ot
New York the other night little knew how foroeful
his appeal would be. odd Doc" Hitchcock the
father OF physical education IN American colleges
sent that appeal to his boys" Ia New York. and
every alumnus who knows OF Old Docs fathery
altitude toward the students who work their way
through college will laugh and be touched at the
same time. Amherst has not 90 large a proportion
OF poor students as has Columbia and Il Is her mis-
fortune. but Amherst has twenty one men on the
Columbia faculty more than has Columbia and
some OF them perhaps under the necessity OF
working their way through college. Columbia is
hut single Instance. Send Dr. Edward E. Hitch
cock your extra dress suit II you have one II NAV
mean much 10 Yale or Harvard In later yenrs Am
hersi has spHnkled Japan with educated states
men since the rs OF Joseph NeesimA and many
OF those Jepancsc while they were students had To
be fed and clothed by the college well as educated
a set or warm underwear IN the hands OF Old Doo
twenty years ago may be the cause OF RuSsia's dts
comfture TO day. Amherst Is now abusing purify.
Ing and amusing New York In the persons OF PARK
hurst, Jerome and clyde Fitch. pair OF shocs
sent now may mean decent government for your
city In twenty years. Amherst has strengthened
the morals OF the nation through Bcecher, Scelye.
Storrs. BlShop Huntington, Father Hewitt OF the
pauists aud thousands OF others. 1t has governed
Porto Rico II heads the medical service OF the
national Government IT'S at this time GOVERNING
States and Is president OF dozen colleges and uni
versailles. That It's national usefulness is incresAin
can be proved 10 any one interested. And II has
always encouraged tho poor boy. It's soholar,h,n
endowment is proportionally the largest In the
country, II you want 10 do some good In the world
with your surplus. you may laugh NJ Old Docs an.
peal but just keep the spirit OF II In mind
NBv YORK. Feb. - al
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Representative Government In South
Africa.

There are 10000 white people in the
Transvaal and the Orange River Colony
Most OF them now regard the system Of
government under which they have lived
since the close Of the war as no longer
suited to heir needs and not conducive
TO their highest interests
The terms Of peace were signed on
May 81, 1902 The combatants returned
to their homes to resume as best they
could their Interrupted occupations.
Although conditions were still sorelv
dlsordered, the spring of 1903 saw the
initial 81 ps in demand for representa-
i've government. The movement mani
tested itsef spasmodioally until ,Julv.
1904, when tho Hon ALFRED LYTTLFroS
the British Colonial Secretary, announced
mat the Transvaal would soon obtain
representative government. There wos
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How gracefully the members of the PAN
anna Canal Commission might have declined
to pocket the little gold pieces rendered to
them in their capacity of directors Of the
Panama Railway.
They might even have pointed to President
RoosEvRLr's order OF May 0. 1904, saying:
NO salary or per diem allowance In addition to
stated salary and per diem allowance Will be allowed
to the commissioners by reason OF their member
ship on the board Of directors OF the Panama Rail
way Company"
That. we think, would have lot tho gem
tlemen out
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Legal Aid societ,'s Fund, Low.

At the monthly meeting OF the directors
OF the Legal Aid Society yesterday tho
treasurer reported that the fund on hand
was s57i less than 1t was a year ago. In view
OF the increasing demands upon the scr
vices OF the society and Of the eatersion ~
WorK planned, INSTALLING 81 may hnudicap
Straus was elected a direotnr
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TRUTHFEST.
FRANKLIN syndicate OF Hunters Coming
Down From Malone Ohone!

Twenty well tined teIlers Of truthful
hunting and fishing tales viii come down
from Saranao Lake. il the snow is not too
deep, to attend The sixth annual dinner Of
the Franklin County Society at the Waldorf
Astoria on Saturday evening. Malone will
send its usual delegation that comes down
onoe year 70 zee IL the oars still nun both
ways on Broadway. Edward L. Stevens
will preside at the dinner and among the
speakers VIII be Almon Gunnison OF the 81
Lawrence Society. M. j. Verdery Of the
southern Society, Cresswell Mclaughlin.
superintendent Of Banks +. d. Kiburn and
NJ. z. McClary OF Malone.
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Cruiser West Virginia in Commission.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 23.-The now United
States ermored cruiser West Virginia. built
at the yards Of the Newport News shin
building and Dry Dock Company was to-
day formally turned over 10 the Govern
ment by her builders and placed IN
commission at Newport Ngws, Capt Con-
al 185 mem
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remarkable series OF portraits In eerisn,,s,
honthlg for March shows TO what artis,lo height,
photography has attained. Mr. T. s. Curtls's Indian
types printed In tint and explained By Mr., g. b.
Gnnneu arr wonderful Nine. WaddinKton's Iinl.
Ian rememerancrs are continued, Mr. Vsnccriip
,els about education In Europe and Capt T. y.
Mott, L. s 4, describes TIP on the VoIRa. Th,re
are three sport stories, another instAluenr OF Mr.,
Wharton's remarkable serial and siH pieces OF
versa.
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Whit, the Mater WIN K.n....

PR'su'g correspondence koHsas cliv Journal.
The oldest man IN Kansas is an inmate q, 81.
Cherokee county poorhouse HIS name Ia pnf-4rv
Harrington. and II he nees until March ! he ysiIl
be Ios years Of age lie vas born In Ireland. nnd
was pedcr foT forty years out OF ST Louis. rnnIiv
drifting 10 Cherokee county. He Is IN fair health
And talks freely Of hlsllfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

To rHR EDToR oP The SuS-sr. I quote as
follows from Charles II. Haswell's most Interesting
"reminiscences OF an Octogenarian OF the City Of
he says
Az the political headquarters and polling place
IN each WARRIOR Il is TO be borne In mind thst
ihero WIS but one sucn place In eaoh-lt was usual
TO erect a very high spar surmouuted with a gllded
cap Of liberty termed liberty pole In conse.
quonce Of the enthusiasm OF the Wings about mi,
period. they erected these poles at their ward head
quarters. such erecions have since ceased ana
unless one had Witnessed the rearing OF one h,
would doubt that the erection could hA1s herr
made one OF such preparation and contamination
a platoon OF mounted horscmen decked with m
oons band OF music. grand marshal and his aid,
nags' cmblorns' citizens Ia carriages and on foot
speeches. fireworks. &C"
Mr. Haswell docs not give the exact looat,on
OF the por5. nor do md any reference u, tb.r,
In either Philip Homes "Dau- or Felix odboy's
Tour Around New YORK" SvS RK.nVs
NEW YORK. Feb p.
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Architecture.

Nra Knieker-Wo live in a Queen Anns cottage.
Mrs Boeker--AHd We 1--we N q Queen Bridret fat.
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Tho Old Liberty Poles

To THE EITToR or THE SUS-,Sr: In answer 10
SIR Frank Dumonts Inquiries. In TIM SuEof this
daie' about the liberty poles. there was one In tho
small park AZ the commencement OF broadway
where tho DePcyster statue stands. An old
veteran OF the War OF 1912, think he was had the
honor OF raising and lowering the Gag for many
years on Evacuation Day and the Fourth Of July
his name was Van Arsdale.
We're Nj. Dumont In New York feel sure tho
Information he asks for could be found In the Astor
Library Apropos OF 472 Broadway, Mechanics
Hal' MI Dumoni makes no mention OF the Marsh
Juvenile Troupe" having at one time occupied
that hail. believe that clever company OF tho
Atneal children were giving performances there
just previous to the Bryan,s coming into posses
sion OF the place. The late Louis Aldrlch ives one
OF the company and was on the bin as Master
4Aoses- DANIEL KELLEY.
yOpE Ffh
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IsLrNorov. Mass. Feb p

To TUE EDITOR or The Sun Sir. Nothing
has appeared or late IN your columns so plny-
fully instructive and intrinsically wise IA the
first editorial In to.day's issue, entitled The
Equitable and Mr. Schin BY all means let
rs have more Of the real nwardncss OF the
inward We like to browse on motives UP
here, We get our light from THE sun
BosroS. Mass. Feb. o. J. NJ FAIR.
To THE Enron OF 1HE Sun Sir: Thank
YOU, thank you for your editorial OF to-day on
the case OF the Equitable.
WILLIAM BRooKs CovETL
RICHMOND. Va. Feb %.
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Shoemaker stitohnot

Prom ne Topeka CaphI
Notwithstanding his name, M stitehnot NJ Rp,.
iington IS said 10 b. a hrsi class sAoenAker.
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subscription. ny Mail. Postpaid.

n cur frrndt Tho favor TN manuscript, for
rUAfe8hon uh 10 haze rcJscfed articles returned hev
must m an coIe5 send stamps for nat purp9S.
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The Equitable.

To THB Enron or TUE Sun sir. Your
editorial in to-day'7 SrN The Equitable and
Mr. Schif. IL trenchant aud timely You
must be- fully aware OF the urgent necessity
at the present time OF just such handling Of
this tremendous subject | refer to life in
surance in the United States
lfonly the press in general could be aroused
10 It's duty. as you show that yen are by this
editorial Unlcss 1t is. and unless the power
ful men In control OF tho business can take
hint as YOU suggest. there may soon be
very serious trouble all round
EMILE pICKHARDr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-06

PORT ANGELES. Dec. Tbs
following city officers we're elected
Mayor. =. J. Appleton. councilman
at-large. W. Brumneld. attorney.
George Smith. treasurer. G. r..
Naylor. clerk =. Z Goodman:
eonneiimen. Peter Grub. John Hal
labau. " r. POlhhmus
These men all ran on the dtlzene
ticket. The socialists placed the only
other ticket In the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-06

BELLlNGHAM. Dee. G.-#Alfred J..
Black WAS elected mayor BY a large
plurality over five opposing eandts
dates yesterday The contest was
between him and u. Bennett. last
mayor Of Wbatcom John Cloak. a
socialist. was elected councilman.
at largo over two strong opposing
candidates. Judge ". g. Beach, a
former Tacoma man. was elected
city attorney. and City Controller
4. Il. Graves and Treasurer Frank
Wilson wOn out easily
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ca.tl. Roek.

CASTLE ROCK. Dec. 6.-George
W. Rowan, on the independent
ticket. and p. Mason. on the regular
ticket, received a tie vote here to-
day for treasurer. T. 5. DickmRn.
D. J. Hin and J. g. Gladwish we're
elected 10 succeed themselves as
eouneilmen. with no opposition.
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sNOHoMfsH. Dec. 6.-The citi-
zens ticket easily elected all is
men as follows Mayor. Lafofgs:
clerk. James Burton: attorney, J..
". Miller. treasurer, ". NJ Snyder.
health officer. T. A Stafford; eoun-
eilman-at-larRe Edgar Wright.
couneilmen. & =. Moehring. j. l..
Tyeons, Frank J. Herman.
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HOQufAM. Dec. G-The eiiizeni
ticket was elected here with one eE-
ception. The Winpiug men follow
Mayor. Dr Mcintyre. clerk, Wilson
treasurer. William B ogden; Al
torney. w. Y. Campbell. council
man-at large. Liyermore.
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HARRINGTON. Dec. e.-The
proposition TO bond the city for ssa.-
900 for a water system was defeat
Cd ]. ]. Cameron and Harry ochsa
were elected councilmen and John
WeisgetberE treasurer.
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pre..sr.

PROSsER. Dec s.--May L. ~ d.
Taylor. present mayor. was elected
for his sixth successive term with
no opposition. Other officers elect
ed: Couneilmen. G. II Pearl. r. A.
West, 4. Kemp; city treasurer. p. r.
Parker.
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OLYMPIA. Dec 6 THE following
nOnpartiaan ticket was elected Nth
out opposition Mayor. r. H. Carl.
yon. attorney. r. w. Troy; clerk.
James X Dever. treasurer. Theo-
dore l.. Brown; health officer. DR..
n. J. Redpatb. e0uneilmen. Dr. J..
". NOVEL;. Frank Kenney. Charles
]. swnyne and James Swan.
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AsOTTS. Dec. s.-Mayor s. Bou-
melster viii hold over another term
Mathews was elected city treasurer
and J. b. Jones. X l. Thompson
and NJ. y. Loon counsilmen-
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North Yakima.
NORTH YAKIMA. Dec THE
reform ticket was defeated here yes
tsfday. the following Officers being
elected Mayor. W J. Reed. at
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Wenatehee.

wENATCHEE. Dec. 6.--The cleo
ton here was devoid OF interest.
Tho new officers: Mayor. II. C.
Littlefield: clerk. A. A. Bosquet
treasurer. r. ID. Case: attorney
Burt J. Williams; health officer. DR.
+ r. Culp: couneilman-at large. J
II. Miller; eounciImen. A. N. Corbin
G A. Harlin. +. A. Nichols and J
d. Ross.
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DAYTON. Dec. Tin a hotly CON
tested election the following men
won: Mayor. O. y Jackson. attor-
ney. Leon Kenworth; clerk. r. NJ.
SturtaYaut. treasurer. Walter W.
Parry health officer. DIR. G. NJ. Day:
eouneilman-at- large. Add. Cahill.
Dayton precinct. l. b Jones I;
Brooklyn precinct. Everett Eager.
TouChet precinct. W II. Vanlew.
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EVERETT. Dec. G-The entire
republican ticket was elected here
yesterday. the following candidates
being the winning men
Mayor II Mitchell. clerk. VII
son: treasures. Keay; attorney
Mclaren. health officer. Tolefi
eouncllman-at-le large. Brown eoun-
ellmen. Collins. lies. Critienden,
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Palouse.

PALOUsE. Dec. 6.-The election
resulted as follows: Mayor. J. X
Mccormack. clerk. G. G. Kineaid
treasurer. ]. T. Foilansby: attorney
". L McCrosby; eouncilmen. G. r.
Frederick. Ed. Anderson and c. w
Waters.
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THE.STATE
ELECTIONS
R1ruRns FROM AL own WARRINGTON SNOW v"VeuAL
INTEREST TAKEN ~ VOTERS

tornoy. G. T.. Fortythe. clerk. q. J
Bfooker. health officer. Dr. ]. 7
Teatroau. treasurer. G. Il. Donovan
councilmen. ~ ~. Schott. Philiil
ArmbruHter aud u, o. Keek.
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Gle EIum.

GLE ELUM. Dee. e--The cltizena
ticket was elected BY a big majority.
The successful candidates. Mayor.
X. =. Kefmen. treasurer, J. l.. Ian
lgan. clerk. J. A. Thomas, attor-
ney. G.. =. Short: couneilman.at-
large, I. n. Power.
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CHARLESTON. Dec. 6.-The issue
vas high license or prohibition. The
former won. Mayor Frank Brown
will hold over. other officers elect
cd were; Treasurer. l.. s Lahiff:
oounciimen. G. w. Ferguson. e. w.
Hntin. s. T. Ramsey.
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sPRAGuE. Dec G.--The citizens
ticket was elected as follows. May
or. G. l. Fish. treasurer a. =. Hol-
gate: clerk. J. = Hall. attorney. G.
A. Petiiiohn; health officer. Dr.
Rudolph GorHulowhky.
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NEWPORT Dee uf J. r..
Phillips heading the peoples Ticket.
was elected hY one vote over z j.
Kelly. the present mayor. running
on the citizens ticket On the eln-
zens ficka. Louis Dubuque was
elected treasurer and +. .. HoVlee
and =. y Bennell rOnncIImen.
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coSMoPoLIs. Dec. "a unan-
imous vote elected a. @. yelling
ton mayor. y. r. Springie treasurer
and II. Breakiron and T. NJ Smith
eouucllmen.
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Miss Chase. a piano teacher from
Seattle. Is assisting Miss Evans n
a musical way in her kindergarstn
work. Those wishing to secure Miss
Chase as a music teacher will find
her in the Ballard kindergarten
rooms. corner of First avenue and
broadway. every Monday and
Thursday. 80
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TEKOA. Dec. I'm a hard fight
the following were elected. Treas
urer. x B Sells coancilmen. A. -.
willard. Charles James and George
Sehuoer.
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SUMNER. Dec THE issue was
license or no license The council.
a. elected lR for no license. q. r.
0uptll Wa elected mayor on the 10
license ticket BY eight votes.
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sUNNYSIDE. Dec. s.-The peo-
pies ticket elected W. u. Brldgernan
mayor. and W. H. Cloud. r. J..
Young. James Henderson and 1T.
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t0ruGy. &. T.. HuftYthf, fhtkt - >
Bfooker. health officer. Dr. ]. r.
Teatrcau: treasurer. G Il Donovan
councilmen, n. A. Bchott Philip
Armbrusior and u, o. Keck
Hoquiam.
HOQufAM. Dee. e.-The citizens
ticket was elected hero with one eE-
centlon. The winl!ug men follow
Mayor. Dr Mcintyre. clerk, Wilson
treasurer. William u ogden. At
torney. w. Y. Campbell. council
man at large. Livermore
Rssrdon.
HEARDoN. Dec. THE follow
ing men were elected. Mayor. Nor"
iarity. treasurer. Burns. council
men. John Haymen and William
Bramndenberg.
Teboa.
TEKOA. Dec I'm a hard fight
the following were elected. Treas
urer. Y Is. Sells. councilmen A. y.
willard. Charles James and George
Sehuoer
sprague.
sPRAGuE. Dec. G--The citizens
Tickle, was elected as follows. May
or. &. l.. Fish, treasurer. a. Z. Hol-
gate: clerk. J. = Hall. attorney. G.
A. Petiiiohn: health officer. Dr.
Rudolph GorHulowhky.
Wilbur.
WILBUR. Dec. g.--The peoples
ticket elected Peter FaidbefR. treas
urer. and T. Lewis and ". " How
eli. cOuncilmen. yesterday.
Medical Lake.
MEDICAL LAKE Dec. g.--The
citizens ticket returned the follow
ing BY small mRloritiea yesterday
Counclimen. " A. Harris. W j.
Titus and Rufus Woods
Ellsnshurg.
ELLENEBUHG Dec ELECTION
quiet with the following officers
elected. Mayor. W. Bartholet
clerk. George sayes. attorney. G. r.
Hovey. treasurer. c. y. Stewart
health officer. DR.. J A. Nahan:
councilman at large. s +. Whipped.
oonnciimeu J Y. Becker. 3. T.
Amea and p Bradshaw
Pullman.
PULLMAN. Dec pullman yes-
tsfday elected the entire citizens
tieket. The fight was on the issue
Of saloons or prohibition and the
saloons won. ID. r. staiey was
elected mayor.
Oakesdaie. 4
OAKEsDAI.E, Dee. e.-The tenn
peranee ticket won in yesterdays
election. J. n Mccoy xas elected
mayor. Maeenichern. Gray and
Reed counciImen. and Nelson.
treasurer
spanaie.
sPASGLE. Dec. e-Thc citizens
ticket elected John Peters. mayor
" r. HoxHey. treasurer. and n n
schaeffer J II. Grunewaid and A.
T. McMichari. eouucllmen.
Northport.
SORTHPORT. Dec. s.-The Of
fleera elected: Mayor. II. G. Field
eouneiiman-at-i large. J. n. sabin.
councllman. J. H. stroh. T. Powell.
j. n. Cricket. r. NJ. Davis and
Charles l.. Williams; attorney. j..
c. darkness: clerk. r. II. Robinson.
treasurer. r. G. slocum. health Of
fieer. G. NJ Lille.
Dayton.
DAYTON. Dec. Tin a hotly con
tested election the following men
won. Mayor. q y. Jackson. attor-
ney. Leon Kenworth: clerk r. NJ
Sturtavaut. treasurer. Waiter w
Parry. health officer. Dr. c. NJ Day:
eounellman-Rt. large. Add. Cahill:
Dayton precinct. l. B. Jones:
Brooklyn precinct. Everett Eager:
Touchet precinct. W. II. Vaniew.
colfax.
COLFAx. Dec. 6.--The entire cit
liens ticket was eiected. There was
no issue W J. Davenport was
elected mayor by 100 majority over
II. Van Schoiek.
palouse.
PAIOuSE. Dec. 6.-The election
resulted as follows: Mayor. ]. X.
Mccormack. clerk. G. G.. Kineaid:
treasurer. ]. T. Foilansby: attorney.
" Z McCrosby; eouneilmen. G. r.
Frederick Ed. Anderson and c. w
Water
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CoLFAx. Dec. e.--The entire cit
liens ticket was eiected. There was
no issue. W. J. Davenport was
elected mayor by 100 majority over
IL Van Schoiek.
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HEAHDON. Dec g.-The follow
ing men wera elected. Mayor. Nor
iarity. treasurer. Burns. council
men. John Haymen and William
BfamndenberR.
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WILBUR. Dec. THE peoples
ticket elected Peter FaldbefR. treas
urer. and T. Lewis and " ". How
cit. c0uncilmen. yesterday.
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SoRTHPoRT. Dec. She Of
fleera elected: Mayor. X. G Field.
couneIlman-at-large J. ". sabin
couneilman. J II. stroh. 4. Powell.
y. II. Cricket r. NJ. Davis and
Charles l. Williams; attorney. J.
C Hardness: clerk. r r. Robinson.
treasurer. =. @ slocum: health Of
ficer. G. NJ. Lille
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paneo.

PASco. Dec. s.--The municipal
ownership ticket. headed by j. NJ.
Mcintyre. wen out here. The city
viii soon have It's own light and
water system.
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MEDICAL LAKE. Dec. g-The
citizens ticket returned the follow
ing by small mBioritlea yesterday
Counelimen. " A. Harris. W. J.
Titus and Rufus Woods
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CHELAN. Dec. 6.-The saloon
men won out yesterday. {. J. Crow
was elected city treasurer and n. b.
Higgins and 7. ". Green council-
men.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Want ad. efHee. Rsplsess Drive
Store. Second and Pike. Phones.
Sunset eeS0i Ind ttaa
c. N. Iehadretf, cigar store. eta
Second avenue.
Quaker prua Store. 1913 First aN.
enue4
y. "a. Nullen, 3ai Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue,
Thos. Harris, at Pestottiee, Rem
ton.
tth2 Gastlaks, Eastlake pruu Co.