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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11
9TH TER BA \ J; 3 \ !. |. GAMES 8 J q
fs{ GsSIsi4. ttlo7i
American Asso citation,

H At Toledo: II K first gnme) II olodo, 8;
A1ilWntk oo g. iE ssg a
@ (second game) " Toll edo, g II milwaukee,, 3S.i
at Columbus: Columbus. Is 8 g z. ~
city, s. 5 d x D \, 4,
AZ Indianapolis: 1ndiahalp soils, 4 50 81
Paul, Z. 3.53s 3iss y. n
At Louisville 1ouiaville, III Minneap-
oils, o. 8 Il
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|.LONG SHOT BEAT
Is25,QQQ.H !! !. Il. 9 {. I.
Raineys Colt Third in I'LL Y Race Race,
3ls Losing to Convillc8and
i Purslanc. NJ u
SURPRISE RI OF DAY ON TRACK
Won Sixth Race from
WIG Anna May and Fish Hawk.
. s,5., 81. The Other Results.


Ia Il ISL (t3y Associated Press) sle
ToY the day ut Saratoga was tho defeat
81 Il. "A Is Raincy's SIS 900 colt Horace ~
sin,8the third race, He picked up !, Az Y
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/ standing 81 the Clubs,

Richnxfnd had tho best Of Portsrn !. W Nth =
yeaterda,, and Drew a good hand IN
she flrst shuttle. For eight innings anu f1la2
$i,uiisss. NV pitched for the Law rlaksls,
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and IN that Time tlle nav
given only one clean NJ ~:
ana tile men behind him.
had allowed two scrat tt'ai
hits to DO credited.
against him. lEt':Fts y !. 7
went In 10 do the pithc 's.-.
Ing stunt inHtfle 8lnst8in-.
ming and held the Truck v s.
..ers down safely forcing
IN I mo run and permits.
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Summary Lef, on bases-Lync,l
a Norfolk, s. Two base hits--Af Mahon.
Home runs Hopkins. II Stolen bases
Cook, McAIa hon, Ak Base on balls Stew.
art 4. Struck OUT ordan. 0. Passed
balls Foster. Sacrifice hits-F Foster, Suta.
bowen. Walsh. Time OF game, 1:50. Uln-
pre- Black. Attendance, 1900 "a .35 4
Snrrr1 n q mo. ST tt5IjEsg5
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Tor sending lShdefs bvor The plate, s sSS
The OiHcinl score ftilows
ts Richmond. ~
Fl Players. " II. Y, AK q a. ID.
Boyd, y. I I. {. n [. 10, s4 9
Reeve ss z
tSiebrie. d. f.ts. s..s.S3 ~ VI -
sE}brnn, |. Y.... b. 49,. az Y # J, =
3Cuddy. 2b.st 2 q
Hicks. 3t &. ...... S, 9
Cowhn. CT. ...,.,.s2 .s5s0 n 10y
}1oroWi 3p...i. .,..3ta $i 5 IKE :
11cltstonc, p......A ~. 80 q
Totals {. \. 20 q ~, 9.
Portsmouth. u
Players A 4 "A, b. Il. III. 3. a. I n.
,rltmun, I, % 9
Rain, ii, 3. s. /. !. n. \. i, o o!
Kelly. ib..s.. Z. ..l.. 9 MI 81 y
sFischmntl, 80 g lsa 5 sSs3 455l n l
Anthony, " s.....B
$IOht,fc. ft...s.......$$ NV Y Il, 49, Y viFgav Y
Hamilton, ab......,A ts 4A =
.Dnly. O. ......,s . ~ IA 5as@ $ =
Persons = 8s y VI = ao y
Slack as5 " y 5,ssS II
X Totals 32 atg - lS{, J,
53 Score by Innings: Il n ~ <
Richmond 9 w " y !, 7o
2 Summary: 58 Two base u b hits shafrer.
2Thres. BABE hts.-Reeve, stolen bases.
Hlebric. Baso on tpllsrof Drew !11
Persons, 81 j; on Ecks tone. .s4 struck OUT.
BY Persons, q by Eckstonc, Passed 'vftl
balls Daily Time Of game, two n hours
Umpire Rollins. tendance. 6.0oo.sf
&Ts. Bat tied for Hamilton In mint min g.3@
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Johnson City, 8 Wytheville, 2.
fspeoial to The Times. Dispatch.l 5 .I lS3
a yVY,THl0YILLE,S August l0---The
Johnson city Tenn, team cfeatad Wythe-
Bvillo here this afternoon; score TO =
Another game tomorrow. ii! X, $3
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I Brownies, .2 !, Riverside, q

81 III fspeclat 10 The Times Displ tch: !.
sPETTRSBURG, v. Al Au gust 10. TIE - q
Brownies turned the tables on the River.
side Club this evening, winning the game anne
BY a. score Of 2 toSs1 . 8 V d. Y,
Both pitchers did good work for their -
respective clubs, Burnette allowing only
three hits and Jones fiVe. The game was;
a tic up to the last Inning. when q! an err
.ror bys Gill allowed the Brownies to score ore
the winning run: N H ~. 81 I, !,
The score: r. = !. } r. Z
Brownies II. O % o 10 31 - .
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Hermitage South Boston, O.

Hermitage, South Bosto on, 9.
fspecial to The Times-D j spa ch. D.
Hs SoUTH1 BOSTON, A.. ~ gust 10.-The
Hermitage Golf Club. Of Richmond de-
feated tho South Bost on iouston clubs
this afternoon at baseball by the score
OFF, to o. Tho visitors will play another
& game with the home team Tomorrow
afternoon. 3st> # Az !. 558 !.
Score by innings; =. 2. ~ =.
Hermitage s. 7, 81. (. i o o OO2013 st 10 S O
South Boston ~, 0 o o o o o Z! 90 20 ss 2
g55 Batteries: Ellyson and Radcliff; Cox
and Fr,ce. 81; is Ii ~
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I NATIONAL LEAGUE Z q
Scores! Y e:sterday.

\ Chicago, 2; Brooklyn,E ., "a ;3 81
/ New Y orlt, q Pittsburg, Q. Il,
\ Cincinnati, Z Phil adelphia. =. /;
st. Louis, Q y Boston. NE Fl.
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Eastern League. W. 4.
AT Rocheater, Jersey City. Q; q Roches-
ter, 3. s.sss s$S sss:a55S y
At Rurfalo; Blu frnlo, ltllnore,Es.8
LAT Toronto: Toronto, s; PyoYide nce g. g,
9 At Montreal: Montreal Is \; Newark \. XII
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Hermann Won.

{nyI As.oclated PtessA III q. ~ s.t
$aINDIANAPQLIS,sI Lo,.y ugNst AZ ID
Hermann tonight got the dspisl qnsy over
Benny Yanger Sat the end. iot IN a lO7roundS
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Where They Play I Day.
StandingNof the Clubs.
Fittsburg at New TX, II. q II
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Phlladelp hia:
@$$i5 III ST. Louis at Boston 1.-TWO games)

chcago 1. IS 700 AZ Cincinnati e. d IS s.4s7
New York. - S IS .Gi3 Brookin ~ O. ,4l4
PittAburg ~. ga So .esa ST.. ro,,is so o5 s75
Philadeiph,af T 5d 461 13ost "a GS $50
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Only One Game To- Day,

There will only be one game to-day.athee
postponed game between Portsnout llland
Richmond being In d Portsmouth and nQt
here. Tho visitors claim that they want
to play the double-header In tleir own
home and will not tussle for two games
to-day, Il &
n " will he Reyell and Halye in the box
] this afternoon at half after four o'clock,
and there Will be another ba ttle royal
Ter beth pitchers have good regulations
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Drew Pitched Great Came, and and
N The Visitors Did Not
I 535 Score OH Hin.
WAS VERY EXCITING INC FINISH a s 4
PORTSMOUTH, Had the Bases Full Full.
iii Last lnning Elisc:kstone b
Stopped the HoWli,1g.
Resu|t Is OF Y esterday G IA .'l,

I Results Of Y Yesterdays Games,
AZ richmond: TIchmond, 81 Ports'
smouth.a. !, |, \,
.At Ndrfolk: (Elrst game II yn chbn "
8: Norfplk, s. a y I If a . Z.
(secolil game) -1,ynchburg, I; Norfolk,
3, AT Danvllle. Danyille s; Roasnok e..@ q,
Called end OF eight: 5darkEes's) u
Where They Play To. Day.
\ Portsmouth at Richmond. A
a Eynchburg at Norfolk. 4.
/, ,3 35 q. I,onnoko ut 1oany FL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03

This paragraph does not seem to be
affected in any way by the wishes of
the three bodies who attempt to stand
for all that is best in the morals of the
community. Rather, it is such as would
be dictated naturally by the more re-
spectacle class of saloonkeepers, and
the upper crust of those engaged in
the liquor traffic.
But on this point it must be regret
fully acknowledged that the liquor
paragraph in the Democratic platform
is very little better. However, the
Democrats have advantage over the
Republicans in this, that during the
campaign they have kept comparatively
free from such use of liquor as tends
VIGOROUSLY to degrade the electorate.
AGITATION COMMITTEE ANTI-SA-
LOON LEAGUE.
G. D. EDWARDS, Chairman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03

Included in the papers is a certificate
of increase of the capital stock to So
600 900, made at a special meeting OF
stockholders, with John D. Spreckels as
chairman and H. w. Thomas as secre-
tary, on January 81, 1908.
This filing of its papers here places
the Oceanic Steamship Company in this
Territory on the plane of a company in
corporated under the Hawaiian general
law of corporations, according to sec
tions 1928 and 1924 of the Revised Laws,
which read as follows:
Section 1923. Must File Papers,
Every corporation or incorporated COM
pany formed or organized under the
laws of any foreign state, which may
be DESTROYS of carrying on business in
this Territory or of taking, holding and
conveying real estate therein, shall file
in the office of the Treasurer of the
Territory:
Il. A certified copy of the charter
or act of incorporation of such cor
poration or company.
80. The names of the officers thereof.
80 The name of some person upon
whom legal notices and process from
the courts of this Territory may be
served
II A certified copy of the bylaws
of such corporation or company.
Section 1924. Powers and Liabilities.
Every such corporation or company.
on complying with the provisions of
section 1928 and paying to the Treas
urer, a fee of fifty dollars. shall, sub
ject to the provisions of section 1925 and
1929 have the same powers and privi-
leges, and be subject to the same dis
abilities as are by law conferred on cor
porations constituted under the laws OF
this Territory. and shall, for the pur-
poses for which they shall be constitut-
ed have full power to hold, take and
convey by the way of sale, mortgage or
otherwise, real, personal and mixed es-
tate in this Territory. Provided al
ways, that the purposes for which such
corporation Or company shall be con-
stituted shall not be repugnant to or
in conflict with any law of this Terri
tory. Provided, further that nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
give any such corporation or company
any of the special powers conferred by
law upon railroad Or banking corpora
tions constituted under the laws of this
Territory
Section 1925 refers to the annual Ii
cense fee to be paid by a foreign cor
poration which does not invest all its
capital in this Territory, but maintains
an office here.
Section 1929 requires a corporation to
make an annual exhibit of its affairs
to the Treasurer.
Both of these sections are now under
test in the Hawaiian courts in pending
litigation.
Having filed it's papers here the
Oceanic Steamship Company has now
the right to erect and own buildings,
or otherwise deal in real estate for the
company's purposes, in this Territory.
Also it may sue ard be sued in the
local courts, Federal and Territorial,
through its local representatives
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03

In the first place, note the statement
platform the party expects concerted
action on the part of its legislative rep
resenta tives." One may ask how con-
certed action is to be obtained. Is it
to come about by presenting such facts
and truths as shall appeal to the judg-
ment and consciences of the party
representatives? No. Hear the letter
further:
Under the rules of our party all par
ty measures in fulfilment of party
pledges shall emanate from the Terri
torial Central Committee" This Terri
toriaI Central Committee then is to de-
termine what shall be the action of the
Republican legislative representatives
whenever the question involved is a
party measure and has to do with the
fulfilment of a party pledge. The liz
uor question is treated of in the Re
publican platform. BY reason of that
fact any legislation bearing on the liq-
uor question becomes a party measure
and has to do with the fulfilment of
the pledges made in the liquor plank of
the platform. Therefore. whatever leg
islation is to be enacted with reference
to the liquor evil it must emanate from
the Territorial Central Committee.
The above Interpretation is not strain
edit is that of the letter. The gist of
the letter is this: You will readily
see that since the party expects con-
certed action on the part of its legisla-
tive representa- tives." and since "all
party measures must emanate from the
Central Committee" there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03
UNCOMMON WISDOM
SOME HONOLULU PEOPLE PROFIT
BY NEIGHBoRS' EXPERIENCE.

It's wise man who profits by the
experience of his friends and neigh
bors. Here is . chance to do it, and
every man, woman or child IN Homo
lulu who knows the misery of a bad
back, the nervousness and restle ssnes 5
caused by kidney complaint or the an
noyance of urinary disorders. will show
uncommon wisdom TO proTit by this
citizens advice.
Rev. ]. Nua of Kawaiahao informs
us:
I suffered from kidney trouble
which was, 1 believe, caused by my
lifting heavy weights. Pains in the
small OF my back were one of the
symptoms of my complaint. My trou-
bic extends back to the time when
was % years of age. and as I am now
10. that is a considerable period. Dur
ing all this time I was subject to pains
in the back. They continued despite
the fact that I consulted several pay
sictans and took numerous remedies.
No relief thus gained can be compared
to the benefit obtained from using
Ooan's Backache Kidney Pills. I have
got on wonderfully we'll since taking
hem. I am quite satisfied with the re-
suit. and shall always have some of
he pills by me, even when going from
honolulu to other missionary fie ds In
he South Pacific. There is no other
emedy like Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills for kidney complaints, including
'acka che
DOans Backache Kidney Pills are
old by a DRUGGISTS and storekeeoers
so cent box (six boxes for
!.5e). or vi - mailed on receipt of
rice by tin dollister Drug Co., Ho-
olulu. wholesale agents for the Ha-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03
OCEANIC
COMPANY
Has Same Privileges
Now as Hawaiian
Corporation.

The articles of Incorporation of the
cipal place of business the city and
county of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia, have been filed in the office of
the Treasurer of Hawaii The date of
the original charter is December o.
1881. when the subscribers to the CAPT
tai stock of $500, 0o0 with number of
shares at 500, were as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03
ANTESALOON LEAGUE AND
ANSWERS TO CANDIDATES

When the Anti-Saloon League sent
candidates and others how far they
could endorse it, the Republican ma
chine leaders concluded that the situa-
ton required their attention, and that
it called for concerted action on the
part of the candidates. Therefore, the
Republican Territorial Committee &C.
copied the responsibility of drafting a
letter which should be the uniform re-
ply of those Republican candidates who
were willing to yield their independence
in the matter of drafting letters for
themselves. Even one who wrote indie
pendently substituted at a later time
the machine letter for his own previous
ly sent.
This machine letter deserves attention
al our hands. 1t is as follows:
Honolulu, October, 1906,
Rev. E. 3. Turner, Secretary
Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge
dated the 18th inst.
In reply thereto 1 would say that
as a Candidate of the Republican
party 1 am in full sympathy with
the party's platform, which l am
pledged to support. The paragraph
of that platform bearing upon the
liquor question reads as follows:
The promiscuous granting of Ii
censes for the sale of spirituous liq-
uors under the present statute,
whereby irresponsible persons are
enabled to sell an inferior quality
of intoxicants without discrimina-
ton, to the injury of the public at
large, necessitates a careful revision
of the liquor law. We favor the
enactment of high license law,
with provision for the inspection of
liquors, and such other provisions
as will properly safeguard the traf-
fic and prevent it's abuse
Under the rules of our party "all
party measures in fulfilment of par
ty pledges shall emanate from the
Territorial Central Committee
Cart. Z, Sec. 40
From this you viii readily see that
as to matters covered by the plat
form the party expects concerted
action on the part of it's legislative
representatives. While I may say
that some of the points contained in
the Ahti-Saloon League platform
seem to me to be reasonable and
practicable, L am not in position at
this time to express any final opin-
ion on the subject beyond the ex-
pressions contained in our platform.
Yours truly,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-03
a WORD TO TRAVELLERS

The excitement incident to travelling
and change OF food and water often
brings on diarrhoea, and for this rea-
son no one should leave home without
bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cho1-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

AZ the price they vifI be charging
after June ist u wiii atiii be eousid
ermhlY under the actual market
valua Al thu price which prevails
until June ist these Investment
Beads are an exceedingly attractive
inysain ent. az theY win earn 7 per
rent net from rentals and pur
chaaara a. tho present price Will 70.
cniva the benefit Of tho 9 per cent
advance 10 occur On Juna lat No
Investment In Seattle could 0o safer
and M investment can b made
where one can more quickly aud
easily realize upon their lnvestmsu,
N they wish the ready money.
This class Of Investment appeals
With equal force to both tho large
and small investor Some are Tn.
vestinx as small an amount a.
lip0. while many are investing from
q 600 20 go. 600 and some have IN.
vested as hiEh aa $50 00S
Full Information concerning the
details Of this Investment may ba
secured BY applying AZ the office Of
tho Trustee Company Ia the New
York block 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
ROAMS STREETS
IN SAD PLIGHT

per hat ana shoes she begged plte-
ouHly for assistance.
Realizing the ektrsma urgency Of
the case. MIS-. blake hurfiedly led
the Kitl 10 warm room aud cared
Tor her untii the ambulance could
arrive Ia take the unfortunate wo.
man "a the waYaids hospital There
at o'clock this morning she
brought into the world a little hoy
baby ana the medical attendants
Nho cared for her says both tho
mother aud child are doing well.
Turned Out In street.
Ny name r. Mira nrown. said the
stranger. Ia explaining her presence
al MrH# hlakH'a MY husband de-
serted mo Within a week OF our mar
ftaEe. aud came "a seattle Here
! Was staying With a Mrs smith
until yesterday afternoon noaiis-
ius my condition. she turned me out
into tho streets. / walked about m
tho rain until came aud rama the
door bell nf your home"
Airs, ttroWu refused 10 give her
address. o. that Of her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
PLANNING FOR
BULB STATION
COVE EMINENT BoTAsisr - w
coaFEREscg WITH CHAM.
ara or COMMERCE. DISCUSS
ING AVAILABLE SITES.

A J pteisra. government hoian-
isi FROM wAshinEtea. n G. held a
conference this moFnlaf At the
chamber ~ commerce VITA the
chamber committee appointed 10
secure a site for the prospective
experimental bulb station near this
city. II the soil and location n suit.
able The committee has Is sites
for the government expert 70 choose
from in the event ~ his eonciu.
alon In regard TO this territory he
ing favorable Tho result uf this
committee conference viii be sub
mittsd 70 the chamber this after.
noon
According 10 official assurances
given the chamber the government
will establish a station. n \ site is
approved. that In time Wiii develop
Into an industry North hundreds %
Thousands % doilara 90 the city
Tho work OF the station wfll be
the propagation Of imported biuba
ard roots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
CANNON ANGRY
At WILLIAMS
SPEAKER OF HOUSE AND pem.
ocRAr CLASH AND SAY
UNPLEASANT THINGS ABOUT
gAcH OTHER.

WASHINGTON. n c. Mar n ~
Speaker Cannon and Represents
tife Williams. the democratic lead
81. FLASHED to-day over Williams I'll
clustering tactics cannon over
ruled Williams demand foe ruil
call on motion that the house 80
into committee % the Nholu Toe the
consideration u The diplomatic bill
Williams denounced the act aa an
inlnstice Cannon then cited fhn
constitution. aud ruled with EN-.
Rhsaia, leaving the chair ia a huff
"a ~ seat the honss into committee
II the whole
The republicans anniausird
Turn the house into b~cr gar.
den " you want TO-" shouted VIII
Jams ankrilT The nsogle ell
Iudge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
BIC LINER IS
DUE FRIDAY

smmss fencer. she first OF The
-. El..s Punnrl liners 10 come -
A.s.ip. arrived al Victoria this
frnoaa flom Yokohama on bet
Ia soeakr from l1verposl The
raner vsll discharge freight It
rssmsA thea come 20 Seattle. ar.
sslss lesv Fgtdsy morning
fae feurer Is TIE aecuid o4 the
- mosieFn steamers built ~ thn
esan steamship company The
40 ne ueilcruphon. vas seat
~ A. faf - Yokohama. bat tlse
r,sees AS Dispatched acru9s tn
bene. Captain 3 harsise. fer
r-rly n ermmaai Of the Peisus. !.
r1saes a the aee stss.lnsr
ne nex ~sers ara huilt for great
nrss eAaaeitf ard apaed They
t.sa hrxn matches and no obstrue5
Ia tsanx IN the holds. which are
usshls % lakiug the largest tim
Asfa usea Instead II maats the
ramers ara equipped wifh I'm
rsnse 4erfiess ranged IKE daahie
Eszs % each SIDE Of the vessel for
fsssang cargo ana have many
rssrkes - ths decks
fsawlax the Tsu0sr lhe Sh2N
NJ, q she Ho@ton steamship eom.
Ma. i sappasrd % arrive Shu =
! sfpecssa 10 pat ID the straits
a. asfsruepn iha shaHmuf has
arxs sAFgn fDr Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
REFUSE OATH
TO RUSSELL

J W Russell filed hts bond and
oath 81 office a. harbormaatef this
morning and will present himself
this afterneon and offer to relieve
Capt NJ G. Jensen Who rendered
bis resignation To Mayor Moare ycs
teTdaY.
When he FIRST presented htm self
st the office % cts cumptroll@f
Carroll this morning Deputy Comp
truller NnlAa refused 90 admlniaisf
the oath u office "a Russell. claim.
ms that he was acting on The I'd.
vice OF Corporation Counsel Cal.
houn Russell then took the oath
before = notary puhiir. and present.
81 u to the comptroller fnF filing
Nelse raises the question that In
the absence ~ confirmation b the
council Russell cannot qualify for
the uffie. despite the act that 4 "a
eancf has b~sn caused By the resls
nation of tho Incumbent. IN this
b. claims 10 have the support OF
Corporation Counsel Calhoun wha
IN tufn says that be has not been
consulted regarding the matter
husssI8 expects 10 iuauKurate
sonss radical reforms In the conduct
II the office witb ! xisS Of making
u NOTE useful to the shipping inter.
e9tH generally
There Rpp~ara 70 BE- no longer
any serious doahi that nusariis
appointment wti b confirmed b
tho council nos that Jensen has
tnnderrt hia resignation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
n. P. OFFICES
ARE MOVED
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES ARE
NOW LOCATED IN TIE OLD
FREioHr DEPOT AT KING ST.

The Sorthefn Pacific offices far
merry In ths old depot a. the flzlt
af Columbia strv~t are naw located
IN the sr~isht s@pat a. King 81, The
tass effigs as tgansfsfFsa tate 49,
tsfasY afternoon ana thls morning
Tie different asftcrfa = rfs al th~if
nv places
1ha cunnasts nst of 0ffieurs
ftansfsrret md their Various usfie~
numbers are az Follows Reafn 4.
agents office. room J. freight afue-
foam q superintendent room Il.
chief trspatehrr. roam "a. tsi-xra "a
affie~ Fpafn ~. supervisor Ana
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