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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED, AT ONCE GOOD SALES
men to sell American Shock Binders:
x can easily make $50 q week by q little
54@ energy. {$ Apply No. 8 s. Tenth Street.
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4 4 DOLLAR AND "a q QUARTER WILL
n pay the h biil and take YOU to Ocean
1 View on the big excursion q the Re- g.
Il tail & Grocers, August Sth There Will
II be- fun to beat the band. Scratch the
calendar at August 8th and 20. la iis5
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FOR n SALE.

SIPS WILL BUY uLp WINS. I ]; !,
n 2.os1-4 and many others Of her classs;
trial. 2:1e "a six years old; 15.2 5hanfds;
sotird only reason for selling, haVe, mo ~
Use FOR her AZ Using automob Fo q.
more Information see 3 Groom OF ny T;
Il stable, 1i5 West Hamilton Street, BAIT W
Il more. Md. 4$ ift3 t 4rEt s4e IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

FOR sALE- "A GOOD BUSINESS. PAY
N can be easily ir,cr eased; owner wishes
to sell in 4 order to look after other
Interests. Price, $1,000. Terms, $500 60
VI cash, balance at six and ,. ut tW y e,
GROVE, agent for owner. o07s Mutual
t. Building, city. III ~. ga n, u f&
UNSURPASSED NJ COFFEE LAT THE
B Crown Dairy Lunch Room Eighth and
s Broad. ,S5. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

BARRED p 3H ROCKS COCKERELS,
three to Ii Ave Months old S1.6O ea a n
II one ,cockerel and two 4 pull ts. s.:
Il pens Of fve, # S, %. A N oATI MOSES ~
Chatham. Va. & NJ II " IN, {5 dtg z I'LL v 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
TEACHERS WANTED.

The following vacancies I'm the Rich
mond Public Schools will be 1llled at a
meeting OF the School Board. to bbe held
August 8, 1906 Il h. I'l
Teacher OF k-keepinR and conner
icial arithmetic (n1ale). Richmond High
School. 3 lss5j 81 5.-s q
tColored High and Normal School A
e Assistant Principal 81 (whlte) 88 Colored
High and Normal School, to teach chem
istry, physics and geometry. q BIZ
G5 Applications with endorsements should
be sent at once to WILLIAM r. FOX,
superintendent Of Schools, City Hall.
Richmond, Va.
FtJl& O. p WALFORD,
%7 tS5 Clerk and Supervisory
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TWENTY -7FIVE FIRST CLASS La 4:
s$$S7F borers at once Il wages & $3.50 to $l.76
nj Ss per day q Apply at once, 1lo4 Capitol
SgS street. 5 4fia. a EES,3 b99 SBl }5S
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WANTED-scHooL BOARDS .5f AND
others wanting teachers OF oil grades.
Al and teachers wanting school 8, apply to
5I8 THE 4g VIRGINIA. t4ift z d AC n 3 r s 1
BUREAU, glj M anohester, v a. Rev. r.
w. rs Cridlin. Manager. "a
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A.1 Williamson.
lspscIai 10 rho Time DlspatehJl

IN (specal1 TO Tho Times. DispatchD az
5s 1NCHESTER, v A. August 2--Isano
w. Colvln, q farmer OF this county, z lied
iyesterdaynt HIS home Mt Fawcettis Gap,
after several weeks II ness aged forty
years. e "A widow and one rs son survive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

WANTED a YOUTH FOR COAL OF
sN flce;I write, stating age, reference and
Il salary expected COAL OFFICE OFF 70 @
81 box 473. city. 'siti52 y. s. Z II .js
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coAL&A AND WOOD.
1, MERCHANTS AND !. FARMERS Z; Al i

GET PRICES oNfoUR HICKORY We
hicles and Greensboro q Farm Wagons
before you buy; prices and quality
crop. . Free circulars. +. c.. fIOEN-
3 NIGER & Bro, No. 8 8. Fifteenth
SKI Street, ~ n * sttit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

LADY DESIRES
q position. either a as typewriter and
stenographer, or good position !. as as
e saleslndy In u dry goods store; hve
II years II experiences best Of re- fe !, u g ees
z. Q. Box 8 GSumter. =! Wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

EfINYFD. REFINED YOUNG LADIES
II 10 assist In storei mtat come well re-
" commended; salary " per week. steaqy
sfiGUTH. 800 East Broad. .65dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

WANTED, SEPTEMBER 1sT. FLAT OBJ
n four or five rooms; West End prefer
red, or will rent house with desirable
party. Address B 40. Tlnes-D Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

TEN EXPERIENCED Ro cK FoREMEN; +
ms must be up to date in use OF powder 1e =
Il xaiid OWN mite IA big wages. Apply 10
5ss 70 - *. M. or 81 to s p. NJ, 1104 Capt.
tstolf Street. ~ lst D 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

W1NTDD- 1sT. BY
= Young man OF 81, position with whole
sale house, as salesman groceries, TO-
tanco or confectionery preferred rel
erences Al. Address, D 700, care TINS
\ offlce, bgt3 e.aG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

sVANTED. - ANY YOUNG MAN OR
woman in Virginia between le and q
Years old can secure free scholarship
Of a complete Commercial Course or q
Course in Stenography and Typewrit-
4. inn al Smtthdears Business College and
Y SO 90 cash by writing the best lettsr
IN The Times Dispatch Commercial
Scholarship Contest. i5s4
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.9

fINv & INTD1 I 1GENr PERSON MAY
Ssxrn ~ 10 20 monthly at home In spare
tins Corresponding for newspapers; no
canyass inR; experience unnecessary
Send for particulars. PRESS sxNDl'
4 CATE, Lockport, M X. 5sr 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

NOR sALD-ONE NEW HIGH, GRADE
Rubb Tire tS,s E fofh ee' ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

WANTEp-AT ONCE AN EXPER-
must be quick and accuratei Feming-
ton machine, Address application to
=. n, G., care this office. stating salary
$ expected (.
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ROOMS sFOR5 RENT |,

TWO gs NIGEL 5ssFU RNIsHED CON-
meeting rooms: "A cen tral ;sSsss Grace Z Street;
small private family. h 129, care
Times-Dlspatc Ss55ii W. Sis f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
ROOMS WANTED.
4 FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FIvB LARGE Fl ROOMS;
second-story fiat, including water and
4 porceplain bath-tub; q for an Immediate
ri Applicant, price $500. including water.
Apply 51S North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

}i,osT q ONE KNEE BOOT FOR TRoT 8
.1.tinr horse. Reward ~ brought 70 1893
s5S E,a Al CARY Street. city. 5r4S{g ~ ------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

UNSURPASSED COFFEN AT . The
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Ell htn an 3
4 Broad. tiS35 iS{5 ~. - ~
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& IN MEM ORIAM.

SIMPSON f. SIMPSON,
\ born September 10, 1888 II died July 49,,
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! FLATS WANTED.

TATTED~ ny YOUNG MARRIED CoU-
3S ple for light houseke eping. three rooms.
with bath. connecting; gas; reasonable
II rent; West End preferred: state month
IL price. Address A 400, Ttmes-Dls-
4, patch. e S. ~ Il 4 "a 9ffi5s { ..f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
SITUAT1C)NsWANTED Female

n wishes position 4 IN private family till
October, half hours preferred small
salary; FIRST H. grade certifi cat e rs Latin,
mathematical references. Address Box
Sgs II. r. F. DI sRondo, " d. s5 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

MADsroNH FOR SALE; PRICE. Co.,
b Name and address given for DC. sta a'a' ~
q. j 470, care this ONCE. ss u.
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MACHINERY.

BARGAINs IN SECONDHAND EN-.
gines, Roilara etc; rebuilt as good OF
new. c, 3. FORD CO.. TTtgg 5hlpyard
'Phone S08. 5s4f 50s wy
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LOST AND + SOUND

LOST. WHILE DRIVING THROUGH
81 oliywood q or Reservoir Park. or on
III the streets thence VI Ia Monument Ave
II iiue Is Hanover Street, a pocketb book.
81 containing visiting cards marked, (, ~
4 AID money. ( suitable reward will be
maid by me atS14i1 Hanover Street
ts John r. PURSER. isSSis a. *; N ri ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APART
}sment steam heat, oil modern improves
ments 1908 West Grace Street. Ap-
s ply in first flat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

oyANrED-ANl EXPERIENCED LADY
''stenographer for general office work
2 In manufacturing business; permanent
Tnsrisnce. Apply with reference and
saiary expected TO begin with 70 Y"
4 care this Office. M Ga4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
B SUMMER BOARDING.

BoXRDERs WANTED, TWO MILES
Al from city; shady yard. . good water,
Fa etc., Address WHILEAWAY,[ =. y.
A D. III No. @, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

WANTED u 70 SELL Y AZ I. GOOD BUST
s3a ness including Fancy Grocery, Con-
I and Bakery; doing @ good busi ny ss
selling, going into another business
fectiorlery, Soda Fotln tain, Re taurane
Address Box 22o,, Farnville, Va. Nh v b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

POSITION AS a GoyERNEss OR y1s-
Siting governess, In Richmond thor
& oughlyE experienced teacher; good roc
VI otrrrnendat lions a ref erences exchanged.
Address 1906, care Tiines-D ispat oh.
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SWANTED-A BRIGHT BOY TO STAY
Tin offlce and go errands; must not pc
afraid OF work. Address,. =. Q. BOX
\ 49S,F city. Az i6 VI 81 &5, 8t e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

:WAANTED-AN .UNREGIsTERED..D DRUG
F.s clerk with some knowledge Of Keeping
,lsi books and P. o. sub-station. Address
" p o, EUB-STAT1ON NO. 8. .i.Ae NJ
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sWANTED-A GOOD HORsE-sHOER;
MI good wages Apply to j. NJ 81.
JOHN, williamsburg, Va.
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

TEAcHERs WANTED x OF ALL
Z era des: schools needing principals or
Z Teachers. Address CENTRALATEACE-
& ERS' AGENCY. Box IL, Richmond, Va
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BOARDING.

SwANTED-A FEW ROOM ND.aTABLE
b boarders; everything first -class. Table
the very best. 1903 East Main Street.
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sHuMATE HoN1Na sTRoP; MOTH
ing better; no .honing necessary wv Wv
WAGNER DRUG co. SIRE
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EEsTrMATEs CrIEDRFULLY GIVEN ON
\ AWninss. Tents ard Flag; prompt VOL
i largo stock. II. Il. COP q j C ;l)','
'Phone H576. n n--l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

THE BUCKINGHAM. CAPE HENRY.
near railroad station and casing ~,
board by the day week OF 't3l 7 - l1o' 1IW
rates reasonable. Apply to ", ~ " :
4 sWASHBURN,4 Proprietor .-..-...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

8 PARIS. August Q. Edmond Rousse. q
member OF the Freno oh Academy. who
acted as counsel for members OF the Cons
Enune in 1871. Is dead. II Il. IA e #
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VIRGINrA TEACHERS IN gGREATEDE-
4'inand; specially men: alariest $50Stot $3.50;
l can place all iun employed n special offer;
act Quick. SOUTHERN sTEACHERs
/. IA GENCY, Columbia, s., G. nj fsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

IDEAL SUMMER ls IoMH. q II II -
Tuxedo Cottage Ocean View; .ovd "a;
81 water front !; large rooms; best feed.
nll new beds. Ask the lDing, Ding a tatai
Ed to put you or at the Tuxedo. - SpeotMT'
4 fates n for August Address ~. ~ -
n BOHANNAN, Tuxedo Q, Ocean view. ~
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Si,osiTg On MANCHESTER CAR LINE.
#1Ss q blue envelope containing note, check
NJ and insurance policies Reward II re- re-
E. fi,rnnd 10 Times Dispatch office. ilaLi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

FOR sALE-TRrGG SHIP =. ARD EoU1r-
frlene, consisting !. OF machinery tooi Y,
III to 40 II. P. ). electric ceiling fans. sim
gle and double betting, shaft!ng. hans:.
4 ers. pu1leys. etc, lumber ana nrew sUey
* cheap. Address 8. M TOMLlNsON'
W Shin Yards Richmond. VA. lEl5 pa las4t
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lColonel Tohn a. Gibson.

"Golounre1 c,bson vas conspicuous IN Re-
p some Years r was chairman 81 the coun;;I
4 ~ Committee In early life he served
as deputy sheriff OF Rockbridge !, an ama
later as II supervisor from soutn w.
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,HhHHrN |sta4 MIS- 90 ~ ID tff|ta - " .
Edmond Rousse, 9
name, Almo Joseph
born IN Paris May
In. that city, and
tinguished position.
Paris Of March 10,
voted himself cour
tense Of the citizens
for assistance, and
the lifefot Gustave
and Journalist. VIII
shooting May rs,
conduct OF NJ. Rou
/ Cross OF the Legion
who died january q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

FOR SALE. SALOON AND GROCERY.
WOOD and Coal Yards. doing a. gooo
business. N Address B 12l, care Time g.
Dispatch. XXI It ~ 5llE
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETS.
Two Bills Acted On, but No I'M
pOrtnnt Legislation Taken Up.

The House District Committee held its
first meeting of the session yesterday.
Chairman Babcock was not present, ow-
ing to the Illness of his wife. The COM
mittee took favorable action on a bill au-
thorizing the Washington Market Com
pany, in connection with the refrigeration
Of produce stored or sold at Center Mar
ket. to manufacture ice at any suitable
place in the District.
The committee also decided to report
favorably a bill Incorporating the Nation
al Child Labor Committee. The commit
tee named consists OF Felix Adler Fran
els c.. Caffey, Robert w. de Forest, Ed
ward T. Devine, HoHmer Folks William
z. Harmon, John S. Huyler, Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, James H. Kirkland, V. Everit
Macy. Edgar Gardner Murphy, Isaac n.
Seligman, Miss Lillian D. Wald, Paul NJ
Warburg, and John w. Wood, and they
are constituted a body corporate of the
District of Columbia.
The object Of the organization is to take
UP the work of protecting children from
degrading and impoverishing industrial
conditions; prevent premature employ
ment Of children, and encourage Organiza-
ton of Ike committees throughout the
country for the same purpose.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
BONI TALKS TO EMPTY SEATS
Almost Every Deputy Leaves Cham.
Der When He Arises.
Madame Gould Has saved $35, 5,7S5
from Her Income In Nine Months
Since Separation.

Paris, Dec. Count Boni de Cas-
tellane was distinctly snubbed in the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day when he
rose 10 interpellate the government on
the Moroccan trouble.
AS Boni addressed the chair there
was a general stir among the Deputies.
The greater number Of them left
their seats and went into the lobbies
until he was through speaking. to
show their disrespect for him. Boni
had 10 wait several minutes before the
room was quiet enough for him TO be
heard.
His address comprised the usual
platitudes used in addressing the
chamber.
In the nine months since Che parted
from her former husband. Madame
Gould has practiced such close economy
that she has been able 10 save S35,7S5
out OF her income. This was the in
teresting fact brought out to-day in
the renewed hearing Of the creditors
against the couple
That the former countess has per-
sisted in using her old title Of Countess
Castellane is the allegation Of Mar
quereauX. a dealer in tapestries. who is
suing on a bill Of S37.440, and who ad-
vanced this reason for compelling her
to pay Boni's debts
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
PURE FOOD SHOW POPULAR.
management EInted Over the Success
of the Exhibition

Large crowds continue TO be the rule in
attendance at the Pure Food Show being
conducted at Convention Hail by the Re-
tail Grocers' Association, and the out
pouring last night was unusually great.
The management of the show Is elated
over the popularity already achieved by
the exhibition, and expresses confidence
that the work of pure-food education. for
which the show is being held, viii be
greatly advanced.
Booth tenders are kept busy displaying
their wares and dishing out samples OF
candy, mince meat, coffee, bread salmon,
Ice cream. and countless other articles OF
food that the public is urgently snvited to
give practical test. In addition 90 pure
food articles, booths are maintained by
dealers in such commodities as carriages,
pianos, and correspondence education.
The Probey Carriage Company offers one
Of its vehicles in a voting contest which
has attracted much attention. Any one
can vote, but the candidate must be a
member Of the Retail Grocers' Associa-
ton. Regulations governing the contest
being conducted by the F. G. Smith Plano
Company place no restrictions Of eligi-
bility, and the piano may be won by any
one.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Sold Direct by the F. G.
Smith Piano Company
At FACTORY PRICES

You'll make no mistake in choosing the
Webster Piano if you want a thoroughly
dependable instrument at medium price.
There are many high-priced instruments
in the market that cannot begin to COM
pare with the Webster in construction. in
finish, or in durability. One notable fea-
ture of the Webster Piano is that # will
retain its beautiful tone under constant
use and practice for an unusual period
Of time. This one merit has won prefer
ence for the Webster Piano In many OF
our leading schools and colleges, as well
as in countless homes.
A big stock of the new models in the
Webster Piano is assembled in the ware
rooms Of the F. G. Smith Plano Co, in
the Bradbury Building. 1225 Pennsylvania
avenue. In design and finish there are
no prettieT instruments 10 be found, and
any Webster Piano you select is guaran-
teed to give absolute satisfaction The
factory" prices quoted by the F. G.
Smith Piano Co range from $3.50 to $3.50.
and the easiest terms are extended to
purchasers. 1t will pay you to carefully
consider the merits of the Webster Piano
If you'd give gift that would prove
worthy and satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
WILSON MAY SUCCEED ALVEY
Appointment on Assessors Board
viii Come Tomorrow.
Place Is One Late Assistant Would
Have Had If He Had Lived.
Funeral Is To-day.

~ A. Wilson, a prominent real estate
man and formerly United States marshal
Of the District OF Columbia, will be
named by the District Commissioners as
a member of the permanent board Of as
sistant assessors Of the District. His ap-
pointment is brought about by the death
Of T. Frederick Alvey, first assistant as
SCISSOR, who was to have succeeded to
this position on January L
Louis Wilson. private secretary 20 Com
missioner West. who was appointed first
assistant assessor, the appointment 10
take effect January /, will enter upon the
duties Of his new Office On Saturday.
The appointment viii not be officially
confirmed by the Commissioners until
after the funeral Of Mr.. Alvey, which is
to be held at Hagerstown, Nd, at 10
o'clock this morning. Commissioner
West. il is said, will present the name OF
a. A. Wilson to the other two Commits
sioners for approval Saturday.
Mr.. Wilson. who was prominently iden-
titled with both the Cleveland administra-
tions, is conceded to be one Of the fore
most real estate appraisers in the Dis
trict. Although d stanch Democrat, the
position is one in which politics is not con-
sidereG.
". W. Griffin, who has been appointed
assessor to succeed II. II. Darneille, will
not decline the appointment. as has been
rumOred- Commissioner West said yester-
day that Mr.. Griffin had in no way iHti-
mated TO the Commissioners such inten-
ton. Mr.. Griffin is at present first assist
ant assessor and chairman CT the board
Of assistant assessors.
The following officials Of the assessors
Office left at o'clock yesterday afternoon
for Hagerstown, 20 attend the funeral
OF T. Frederick Alvey: Assessor II. H.
Darneille w +. Sullivan. B. F. Coyle,
F. NJ. Langston, r A. Gunther. p s.
Besh, A D. Waring, s. D. Gaye, ". H.
Deshields, c p Mack. W. H Combs. r.
A Cheek. L. P. Bradshaw, r l. Brad
shaw, and D. II. Edwards
Mr.. Alvey died Tuesday at Frederick,
Nd, of acute Bright's disease
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
WEST FIRM AGAINST JAPs.
Gov. Chamberlain Says Question Is
One for Courts to Settle.

One for Courts to Settle.
The West is unalterably opposed to
the joint occupancy Of public school
rooms by japanese or Chinese and our
white children. said Gov. George E
Chamberlain. of Oregon. at the Airing
ton last night. I'VE are also against the
admission of Chinese or japanese coolies
THE present controversy over the
Japanese has assumed a phase which
calls fer the application Of more common
sense than has been manifested in some
quarters. The Interpretation of treaties
rests solely with the courts, and Ger
tainly not with the executive branch Of
the government through the military, as
President Roosevelt threatens.
1T appears to me that the administra-
ton is inconsistent in attempting to
force the association in public schools Of
an inferior race with the white children.
when here in the District Of Columbia
there is a system of separate schools
for whites and negroes. Let the Presi-
dent and the Congress demonstrate here
the theory Of such association before
trying to force objectionable policies on
the people of the Pacific Coast"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
OREGON WANTS HARBOR AID.
Gov. Chamberlain Comes to HELM GET
ApprOprfnffnn

Gov Chamberlain. of Oregon. has trav-
eled all the way across the continent 10
tell the story Of Western progress and to
plead for larger recognition by the Fed
eral government OF the coast and internal
waterways Of the Pacific Slope. Gov.
Chamberlain will appear with the Oregon
delegation 10 the Rivers and Harbors
convention to-day before the House com
mittee.
The people OF the Pacific Slope" said
he, are heartily in accord with the policy
outlined by the convention, now in session
here, for the appropriation Of 5000. 900
annually for the Improvement Of the
coast and interior waterways Of the coun-
try. We hold that it is a sound policy.
one which would bring back to the nation
results commensurate with the cost of the
various enterprises involved in the pro-
pOsals
What I say Of Oregon could truth
fully be said Of al the States of the Pa
cifc slope, for the same arguments are
applicable The problems offered there
are based upon considerations Of the na-
lOn's future in the Orient. The coast
there are only five harbors whence 10
dispatch the fTeights originating in that
region and coming from Eastern States
for trans-shipment TO the Orient. These
harbOrs are only partially improved. and
there should be a liberal expenditure of
Federal money 10 make them and others
what they would be if they met the needs
Of the hour
Then there is the question Of the i'm
pTOvement of the rivers, which is a vital
issue with us. of the total area OF Ore
Sop, ouly one-Jwentieth is in use. Yet
from that area annually Sll6,O00. COO is
taken. and thereon We pay a IS per cent
freight toll. or $17,e}0.0 600. DEVELOPMENT
of the worlds commerce has taught the
lesson, indeed has evolved as an axiom,
that waterways are the peoples protec-
ton from exactions of transportation
lines It is the settled policy of the re-
public TO construct works Of general
character for the development of the na-
tion's waterways; but there should be a
more liberal plan laid, and the people
should spend more money than has been
spent in the past.
"Our part in the matter involves the
hanaiing of the 235. .0OO, 100000 of standing
timber Of our State which is shown by
the Federal surveys, the development of
the irrigation possibilities, the utilization
of the hundreds of thousands of horse
power for electric power enterprises. and
the conquering of the remaining nineteen
twentieths of the States area for the
uses Of civilization"