The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
GOVERNOR TALKS
OF PACIFIC RULE
''Sf1alI II Be the Flag of the
Rising Sun or the Stars
and Stripes ?"
Pacific Slope Congress to Have
Permanent Headquarters
in This City
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the Pacific slope only by harmonious
action.
| Committees were appointed by the
| chair on permanent organizati ton, con-
! stftution and resolution The first
draft of the constitution was not fully
! acceptable to the congress and it was
| referred back for amendment.
| 1t was determined however. that
| the organization should be known as
! the Pacific slope congress and that its
Headquarters should be in the city OF
| San Francisco.
The committees named by the gov
ernor included the following:
| Permanent Observation-Disclosures P.
| Troy. Senator Newlands OF Nevada
General Morton of Seattle Governor
! elect T. L. Oddie of Nevada, Rufus
| Choate of San Diego. Fred P. Smith
Francisco, ]. A. McGregor. Theodore
Gier D. E.. Skinner. William H. Mars
ton, w. F. Jensen of Salt Lake, Homer
Lea of Long Beach, w. II. Corbett- of
Portland and Judge ]. F. Ellison.
CONSTITUTIONAL. W. Dickie of San
Francisco, Frank c. Savage of Ore
gon, E. f. Coburn of Utah W. H An
drews Of Mexico. Joseph Scott of Los
Angeles, M. H. Robbins OF San Fran
cisco and James Rolph Jr. of San
Francisco.
Resolutions-Fred P Smith of Port
land, Congressman James McLachlan of
Pasadena, D. E. Skinner Of San Fran
cisco. Homer Lea of Long Beach, An
drew Carrigan of San Francisco, R. B
Hale of San Francisco, and F. W.
Georgeson of Eureka.
DELEGATES ARE ENTERTAINED
The visitors were entertained yester-
day morning guests during an auto
mobile ride to points Of interest about
the city. In the evening they attended
the reception at the Palace hotel.
The congress will convene at 9
o'clock this morning. The session Of
the morning will be devoted to a dis
cusston of the merchant marine. In the
afternoon coast defense will be the
topic. In the evening banquet will
be held, at which Pacific coast expost-
tions will be the theme.
Among the delegates to the Pacific
coast congres from outside points are
the following:
Senator George c. Perkins
/ Congressman William F. Englehright
congressman Duncan e. McKinlay.
Congressman Joseph R. Knowland
Congressman James McI-achlan
Congressman Sylvester @. Smith.
T. l. 0ddie, governor elect of Nevada.
Colonel L A Benton Of Utah.
Judge r. F. Colburn. Utah.
D. G. Collier San Diego
Congressman George A. Bartlett, Reno. New.
]. e. Chilberg. Seattle
n. A. Rhodes, Tacoma.
S. A. Perkins, Tacoma
A A. Brodec. Everett
J. D. Lowman. Seattle
J. P. de Mates Be1lingham.
Alex Poison, Hoquiam.
$. E. Slade. Aberdeen.
l. NJ. Swartz. Vancouver.
attic.
Homer Lea, Long Beach. Cal
e. A Mott-Smth. secretary Of Hawaii
Senator Frank G. Newlands. Reno, New.
J. E. Wickham. Los Angeles
". Fl. Andrews, delegate in congress, Albu-
Leroy A. Wright. San Diego.
William W. Bates, Denver
BENJAMIN l. Wheeler. University of California.
Wells Drury. Berkeley chamber of commerce.
e. c. Giltner, secretary Portland chamber of
commerce.
W r. corbett manager Willamette iron
works
Frank g. Savage. capitalist, Oregon,
A. B. Manley. Portland.
Frederick P. Smith. Portland.
A. A. Denison, secretary Oakland chamber Of
commerce.
Walter S. Mackay. Oakland.
Fl. C. Capwell, Oakland.
1. b. Clay. Oakland.
of commerce.
NJ. r. Sherwood, Aberdeen, Wash.
G. Fl. Miller. secretary Sacramento Valley de-
velopment association.
Harry Thorpe, Sacram amento.
A. e. Boynton, 0roville.
Mrs. W. S. Green. Colusa.
G. n. Dunton. Waterman.
J. T. Brown Rio Vista
Frank r. Devln. Vallejo.
George W. Pierce. Davis.
W. NJ Finch. willows
John F. Ellison, Red Bluf.
F. S. Reager Or1and
W. T. Ellis Jr. Marysvi1le.
Cline Bull. Marysville.
B. F. Walton, Fuba City.
r. Franklin, Colfax.
H. B. Gurley, secretary Los Angeles chamber
Of commerce
Joseph Scott, Los Angeles.
G. E. Bittinger. Los Angeles.
Judge Paul ]. Mccormick, Los Angeles.
F. NJ. HILL Fresno.
F. W. Georgeson, Humboldt chamber Of com
merce.