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serious for the People.

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C,o,,,r,,,,- ,,s7 s,~fa,+e,f h.. .,,.,,, -. A. -,
ir+e-stst. rasssneer ana f-s,.-F. b,,si,ass
along f,s line hy the csrcsrs,io, IF f,s
license. presented a condition of afairs
which was mos, sa-io,,s On, one hand II
was n-a.riosU,, ir,roesitla f,~ +ba Sor+b-
erp Railway Cor,nar,, % CEASE 4oir, this
character of b.psir,ass Tho ,arsors Twins,
sro,ey Ire lines and 5,;r,- t,,si,s-- ,,-,o,
an. oIon, lie lines bs-z,.s-, ,,oir,s ,..b1.rl,-
u-ftbfD ,,,s ctsts ~ .r.5s.,- ,.,,..,l5 ~.
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.o---a,,- s-a g.. 1910 - .-,,,,-,-.,.
were 20 h. s,biac, 70 cors,s,t ir5io,r,a-,ts
for enqssins, IL, this b,,si,ass a 5ar,orali-
zs+io, vro,,I5 have follou.e5 r.-pi.,r ,.,o,,l5
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an ~ ana -''''' punt So VIE
me o'ulhern hdllWay company Iel1
l'sel eoLsated not onIy 70 refrain from
bringing ABOUT any such results. oot 70
90 everything IN its power and make every
possible sacrlhce TO prevent such de
pIorao-e state OF AFFAIRS IRON arising.
Claims Credit Tor apituintInE.
ACCORDINGLY II iron,adista1,- or,a-a5 IA
g,,t.,io,s ,.-i,b ~, r,,l,I;, a-,-tl~.,t.- -
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deavor 10 bring about a neaceabla and
orderly solution Of the whole difficulty
II was demanded Of the Southern Rail
way Conpanv that II should pen5fng The
determination If the fairness and reason
ahleness Of the passenger and freight
rates fixed by the acts OF the legislature
give ND the protection Of the interIocu-
/ torv Injunction although accorded n q,
bv tba laws of AlsbaYna and Dan5ing tbs
final determination Of lis cause mt these
rates into effect II was annareot that
the result Of s1cb action would he that If
-, so,,t,a.r po,,,~o,- e,o-,-sr,A ,,aa.
-. -. - ...-- =
500 I'S lam an li.at 'l ~
ol-','ie d,iN - 80
"Itlioul ie0'..'' '.1o IN ''.., 80 ~
Fdl.u ''teS anu 80 - 80 ~ ZIG
period IliaI lHIs' eI1i,ss Lil'il q MAJ ue-
cree SHouiu pe 'ei''e'Su - ''0 N'U-I ID
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April Marriage just Announcsd

April NHFFiaEe JUST Amounted
Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd, Aug. 9-James l..
Boyland, conductor on the PittsbUrg d.
vision of the Baltimore and Ohio Raa-
road. and Miss Bernadette r. Lippo !
were married April 10 last at st. Patrick
Church. Cumberland, Rev. p. J. Sullvah
performing the ceremony. They surprised
their friends by announcing the event last
night The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lippold, Of Bedford street
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n Ell JAG K 8 Q N
Directly Opposite Steel Pier.
FireproOF. Virginia Ave. and the Beach.

Finest Cafe in TIE city. 80 pr, day Up. SIS
PER seek UP American pan. Also IA carte seq.
ice. Full orchestra JOHN CRUISE. au5-Jite1.s.S
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MARYLAND RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY.

LARGE ROOMS, WITH EXCELLENT BOARD
8 ler day s. 20 SO per wrek Sea Crest Cottas
Ocean City. Nd Airs. ANNA B. sHOWELL.
au3-lN
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Algonquin Hotel,

Algonquin Hotel, T rssSsa, va Ss;n,.
reut hotel u modern equipment; accommodates -
European plan. EXCELLENT Gaze Cars 70 JamestoEa
ENpoSltlcu grounds pass the doom. MAJ q
ROVER. Manager q ask 1IE. Foster. myI5-tf
ANN ARBOR COTTAGE-VIRGINIA BAY STA
ton, OCEAN View, fG--New cottage: newly fur
nise1; lighted by electricity &C fare 10 Exposition;
good beard; reasonable prices. MRS q. a. BAR
CHUS. 1yl9It
TIL MERRilIAC COTTAGE. Ocean View. Va
Directly CT water front. new house large ICONS.
excellent board moderate rates; me bathing boat
ing and fishing iylss4
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MILLoUGHBY REACH nnrEI-

WILL0CGHBY BEACH, Va.
SPECIAL rats iqr Washington T-spie while rjsi'fns
Toe jamestown opposition. American pan q -.
day and up Take Ocean View boat from Ola Point
Nomfort- q cars marked Old Point Eypress d, ~
Nllloughby Beach local from Norfolk Fi5e b;stfSs
and fishing Dancing and music from 10 4, q y ~
1els-de1S.u T. 8 PARKER. Manager.
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in october, 1906, a suit had been brought
In the Tallandega Circuit Court against
the Southern, the statement continues.
five months before the license act was
passed. and nine months before it be
came effective. On July q, the Southern
sought to have this case removed from
the State 10 a Federal court. it IS re-
lated. in consequence Of which the road
license was Cancelled.
The statement then continues. in part,
as follows.
This step on the part Of the Southern
Railway Company was not taken with
any purpose Of defying the laws Of Ala
bama. and 1t Is believed by its counsel
that it was not forbidden by the license
bin, inasmuch as the case removed was
one which was removable under the Fed
eraI statutes, and had been brought as
above stated. long before the passage OF
the senate bill
The state authorities. however. did
not take this view OF the matter. The
Southern Railway Company was indicted
ia Perry County. and IL was further
stated that many other indictments were
20 bee found against il and its agents and
employees.
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ALL NEW BUT THE NAME.
New Hotel ellsworth.

IA the Heart q Atautic City.
OyerlookiBg the Boardwalk and Steel Pier 40
Neyly FURNISHED Rooms, suite and single. Baths
,kih sea water Connections. Our patrons our refer
epce We Please you. Booklets and rates Tor tha
asking WI BIMAN. PrUpr. ". !. GREEN.
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ROADS SIDE OF CASE
Southern Issues Statement to
People of Alabama.
GIVES INTERESTING DETAILS
Removal of Suit from state TO Fed
eraI Court Was Filed Before LIZ
ecnse Act Was Passed by LegisIa-
ture-Says 1t Surrendered Rights
that Patrons Might Not Suffer.


Special % The Washington Herald.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 9.-The South
ern Railway Company tonight issued an
address to the people of Alabama. over
the signature Of ]. S B. Thompson. as
sistant TO the president Of that company,
setting forth its view Of the pending rail
road rate controversy between the rail-
road and the State.
The statement reviews the events lead
ing up TO the revocation of the company s
license TO do business in Alabama, recall
ing the passage of the Ia cent rate law
and the fixing Of freight tariffs by the
legislature on 10 commodities. These
rates, the address declares, the Southern
considers mot only unreasonable and I'M
just" but also believes that they would
result in so diminishing its revenues as
to amount 10 a deprivation OF its prop
erty."
In this belief, IL is recited the company
on March z, 1907. fled suit in the Federal
Court contesting the new rates and Sc
cured an injunction suspending them until
the case could be finally adjudicated. An
other act Of the legislature. It is recalled.
compelled ell foreign corporations to take
out licenses by July J. 1907, and provided
that after such license was secured it
could be revoked if the corporation hold
ing it should transfer a case from a State
10 a Federal court.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
GALEN HALL.

Hotel Boseobel, s s:si9 s:s.s s'''o''
Every known hotel appointment with exceptional
luxury Finest table II Atlantic City Running
water i'll rOonls Eievarer 90 streets. Private baths.
Eighteenth sas1a- Capacity. $50. Write fG Eters
t,sre. menu cards. =. l. MARION owner and
Manne.r.
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Authorities to Settle Barge
Case Otherwise.
ACCUSED MEN ARE RELEASED
Can't. Hickman Gives Bail in Norfolk
and Capt. Tynes Freed in New York
on Promise to Appear when Want
ed-Deny intention of Defrauding
Barge's Alexandria Creditors.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
l l L

529 King Street.
Alexandria, Va. Aug. "a satisfactory
settlement without trial is said TO be prob
able IN the case of Capt. Hickman, Of
the tug Marguerite, and Capt. Tynes, Of
the barge Norfolk. who are charged with
being responsible for the alleged unlawful
removal Of the Norfolk from her moor
ings at this port while attachments
against the cargo OF ties were pending.
Commonwealth Attorney Brent stated
to-day that the authorities in New York
had been notified to release Capt. Tynes.
who was held in that city for the local
officials. This action was taken, it is
stated. on the personal assurances given
to Mr.. Brent by Attorney Williams. Of
Norfolk. representing the accused, that
he would produce him in court when de-
sired.
Hickman Not Brought Back.
Attorney Brent and City Sergt. Cox re-
turned to-day from Norfolk, where they
went a few days ago 20 arrange for bring
ing Capt Hickman TO trial in this city.
The matter was settled at a hearing given
the accused yesterday before Judge
Hanckel in the Corporation Court of that
city. The defendant was required to give
5000 bond for his appearance in the 20
lice court of this city August y for the
preliminary hearing.
Capt. Hickman stated IN his own behalf
It is said. that when the Marguerite towed
the Norfolk away from Alexandria he was
under the impression that all the attach
ments had been settled. He declared that
had he known otherwise he would not
have removed the vessel
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VICTORIA HOTEL,

Main s., AorfoiE, Va. European Plan. 2. A u
Brine Mauag ger. Cars 70 jamestown Exposition usss
the door; two squares 70 wharf f0g BaLer route
ie5-d&S-im then II
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HE RERESE0RR Ms s7l

Beach. I block from STEEL Pier. Appointment CON.
plete Cuisine une1Cellcd- s. 10 SIS weekly.
CHARLES PEAsE 3eE-d&S-uoE
HOTEL DEFlLLE. Kentucky avenue and Besch.
CsIacity 30. elevator; music room. sun parlor:
rooms single and en- suite wih bath. Superior tabs.
Write for special rates and booklet JOHN T.
GIEEkSuN- au3-tu ID s. ssh
THE OSBORNE, Pacific and Arkansas ayes
Elevator; all convenience $50 dsyupi $ up weekly.
lest ths.S-Dt T. J. OSBORNE
ROOMS OSl1-THE SEERY adjoining Marbor-
Ough-Bleuheim. 100 So. Ohio ave. Center Of cts.
81 per day up. C. FRANK HAGAN aus-I5t
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VERMONT HOuSE

NfTElclN ave. ltaf -lgsNii bk~l rtE4U4lOlnEas
extra large mons nrst1ass table and service: S.59
jc2s-d. cx W&S-22t
unTrl kkyEcTIR The White House Of At
nVsEL mAVESltSg lautic City, Virginia Ave-
and Beach. Close 70 steel Pier. Elevator private
baths. &c. SO UD weekly. 8 Up daily. SAM IL
T. ELLIS. ly2f-Sr
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TO-mOrrow-Distinc Features
of Washington.
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Thirty-fve States have laws with ref
erence to milk for market and nine other
States and Territories include milk in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-28
PASTURE SINKS $50 FEET.
With Huge Explosion 80 Acres Near
Lewiston Drops Down.

LEWISTON, Ida, Feb. 2S-With a
roar that could be heard for miles and
which startled people out of their
sleep, an S0acre field of pasture land
sank $50 feet below the surface of the
ground three miles from the mouth of
the Grande Ronde river last Thursday
night. Parties arriving from the
scene, which is Fl miles above Lewis
ton, state the ground is still settling.
In the vicinity of the fault, the coun-
try is of a peculiar geographical for
nation, being banked on the Snake
river side by a strata of basalt, while
the other side is composed of limestone.
The theory is that subterranean
cavern exists beneath and the unusual
ly wet weather has caused slipping.
The sides left by the sink are almost
perpendicular.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-28
AGED WOMAN is PAROlED.
Mary A. Lutham Is Given Her Liberty
From Penitentiary.

Governor Mead has granted a pa
role to Mary A. Latham, sentenced in
Spokane county July 20, 1905 to four
years in the pententiary for arson. The
parole is effective April 1st 1t is rep
resented by the prosecuting attorney,
sheriff and citizens of Spokane that the
woman has been sufficiently punished
and her release is recommended.
The prisoner is so years old, with
health and mind failing, and her son
agrees to furnish her a comfortable
home.
The supreme court today in a case
Bates VS.. school district No 10 of Ia
coma. decided that county attorneys
are not required in this state to serve
on school boards without extra COM
penSatiOn.
This question has been repeate div
raised in all parts of the commonwealth
but has never before been tried out
through the courts.
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known that Thaw is preparing state
ment that may be published in the fut-
ure, probably after the trial is over.
One of Thaw's letters was shown
where the writer entertained an ambl-
ton to become a senator from Penn
sylvania. Evans said it indicated in
sanity
Jerome said: do you consider the
ambition of a rich young man to be-
come a senator from a state from
which Quay came, as evidence of in
sanity?"
without knowing the writer, it
would not" said Evans.
BY permission of his attorneys. Thaw
ate as afternoon gave ne following:
WI tie chances q million 10 one
against her after the catastrophe of
1901, it is wonderful that Mrs. H. K.
Thaw prevailed in the cross examina-
ton against the prosecution backed
by a blackleg. Her testimony was
the absolute truth.
Gross examination proved the facts,
Mr.. Jerome finding the informants in
certain lines falsif1ers, concluded by
more unusual methods which are to
his credit. However, from some of
his questions and some of his UNI
professional remarks in court it ap-
peared clearly that the natural and
real goodness of the witness is above
his comprehension"
This statement is the second state
ment Thaw has given out, since Au
gust 10.
DR.. Evans testified that four months
before defendants birth. his mother
reached out her hand and found the
dead body of a child in bed beside
her -.-,-
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render On the first day OF each month
to the superior court appointing him
a report, verified by oath, detailing
the duties performed by him as such
| commissioner during the preceding
month. The said board of county com
missioners shall, upon approval thereof
by the superior court appointing said
commissioner, allow the same and or
| der a warrant drawn for the amount
OF said approved bill.
Section g. Within ten days after his
appointment, and before entering upon
the duties OF his Office, said commits
siOner shall take and subscribe the
oath of Office prescribed by the con.
stitution of the state. and shall file
4 rOAd % the state O. Washington witt.
good and sufficient surety or sureties
to be approved by the superior court
appointing said commissioner, in the
sum of $1,000, for the faithful and i'm
partial discharge of his duties.
Section T. Said commissioner shall
with the consent of the superior court
appointing him, have power to employ
and appoint assistants to aid him in
the discharge of his duties whenever
necessary. Such assistants shall take
the same oath as the commissioner
and shall obey his instructions. and
shall receive not to exceed five dol,
lars per day for every day such as
sistant is so employed, to be paid in
the manner provided for in section 2
hereof for the payment of the said com
missioner.
Section 5. 1t shall be the duty of
every appropriation entitled to the use
of water OF any stream or other natur'
al water course along which stored
or impounded waters are diverted a
substantial head gate which shall be
of such construction that it can be
locked and kept closed by the commits
siOner and such Appropriation shall
construct and maintain, when required
by the commissioner, a flume or meas
uring device as near the head OF such
ditch as is practicable for the purpose
of assisting the commissioner in de-
l1le dluOuut vi WdCCI IAdI
may be diverted into said ditch from
the stream. Neglect or refusal on the
part of any person to place and keep
in repair such head gate or measuring
box, or, when locked by the commits
sioner or his authorized assistant for
the measurement or appOrtiOnment of
water, and interference with or dis
turbance of same, shall be misde-
meanor and shall be punishable by
a fine not exceeding 500, nor less than
$780, or by Imprisonment, not to exceed
six months. or by botn such fine and
imprisonment, and the use of water
through such device after having been
interfered with, disturbed or changed
shall be prima Iacie evidence of the
guilt of the person benefited by such
interference, disturbance or change.
Section 6. The federal government
is hereby authorized to avail itself of
all the provisions OF this act.
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Doctor Consumes Time.

Evans testified all the morning SEES
sion and continued making long
speeches. He dissertated at length on
the difference between a pathological
condition of the mind and the brain.
His auditors gathered the impression
that the difference is hard to describe.
IS there such thing as pathology of
the mind?" Jerome
I'll explain" volunteered Evans.
"Oh. no. don't" exclaimed Jerome.
throwing up both hands.
I'll be short said the witness.
We'll, if you can get anything short
lets have it, said Jerome. The eX-
planatiOn took five minutes and bris-
tied with heavy calibre of scientific
words bewildering to everybody but
Evans.
Read the question: directed Je-
rome. hopelessly. IF you can get any
thing short let's have it" He reported
to the stenographer and there was
more laughter in the whole room.
Jerome turned to Delmas and beg
ged, Cant you get an answer out E
him, Mr.. Delmas. you brought him
here?" Jerome asked the meaning of
the word tental. Evans asked if he
wanted him to explain Jerome hast
lily said No"
The net result of this mornings
fight between Jerome and Evans was
the admission from Evans that Thaw's
letters alone were an insufficient basis
Tor the conclusion that Thaw is in
sane
Evans was recalled this afternoon
and Jerome continued a detailed exam
NATION of Thaw's letters Thaw was
IN pad humor over the misquoting of a
statement he made. O'Reilly let if he
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An ODeD BOOK

isn't more clear than the beauty of a
garment put up at this shop. Take
a wedding suit for instance. Who
wouldn't want to get married when
they see how handsome it is?
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FIVE MORE SHIPPERS.
Spokane County Sends Quintet to
Swell Ranks on the Hill.

Spokane county added five to the
striped army on the hill today and
Adams county one. All the cases We're
for stealing.
The prisoners registered today were:
Frank Close. Adams. burglary five
years; w. NJ Flood, burglary. two
years; John Rose, grand larceny, four
years; Harry Mitchell. grand larceny
six years; AL Kerns, grand larceny, six
years; H. c. Reed. robbery eight years
All the last five are from Spokane
county.
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INVESTM EMIT.

Ninety feet front on prominent
street, improved with buildings. earn
ing $50 per month and in a locality
where the increase in valuation of
ground frontage is absolutely sure.
$4,000 per foot plus $500. paving, which
is payable in 10 years. Terms $4,000
down. r. A. Smith at Ward residence
ll9 East street. u If.
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JEROME CASTS
CONTINUED from Page One.)

to do so he would be unfair to himself.
Jerome is Jack in the Box.
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Lottery Ticket Issued.

A marriage license was granted this
afternoon to W. E. Messenger and Eftie
Bresbee by County Auditor McCaw.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-28

DR.. J. =. Boyle, rooms 213-214 Ran
som building has changed his office
,hOne nun,oer to Main 594
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Business QDd NeddilQ Suits

alike are attractive when We make
them. Try one and see. If you don't
want to get married. order a suit for
everyday. Well please you and won't
charge high
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-29
WIN Run n MIX Train.

The establishment OF milk con-
densing plant In Albany Ia an as
surred fact. Nearly 10000 cows
have been listed and all the $4,000
stock has been subscribed. Most OF
the stock has been taken by Linn
county people. owing 10 tho nu-
merous railroads In Linn county,
and all converging In Albany, that
place Is an Ideal location for such a
plant. A milk oondensIng plant diff
fers from most other manufacturing
establishments. In that II pays out
nearly all It's money TO the producers
in the county, and the point OF loca-
tion OF factory is not n main feature.
The establishment OF this plant
will mean big thing for Lebanon
and all the country for miles above
10 Is the purpose 10 run milk train
out OF Lebanon every morning, and
milk delivery wagons Will meet this
train from back eight or ten miles.
In the opinion of many this Is the
most valuable institution for the de-
velopmont OF Linn county that has
ever come to the county.
The promoters promise 10 pay
37h cents for butter fat, and n good
COW win pay 400 per year.--Leba-
non Criterion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-29

has used Riaito as it's headquarters
Orange groves have been its best
One OF the first ventures was the
Golden Land Fruit a Water Com
pany swindle. Repeated exposures
and arrests brought about the death
or this concern, but II was quickly
followed by another. which died a
troublous death, and then the Cali
fornia Fruit Growers Association
was formed. In connection with its
operation at Rialto the American
Trust Company OF Los Angeles" was
organized 20 work In with the swim
die. The standing OF the trust"
company Is about the same as that OF
the fruit concern, namely. nil. Just
before the exposure came Watkins
presented an American flag TO RIalto,
accompanied by letter breathing
patriotism In ever ylIne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-29
HOOD RIVERS CROP.
Biggest Yield of Girl Babies on
Record

Biggest Yield of Girl Babies on
Record.
Hood River. Or, June 29.-Not.
outstanding the fact that Hood RIv-
ar has been swept by a wave OF June
weddings during the past week,
there does not seem likely TO be a
dearth OF members OF the fair sex 10
engage in future matrimonial ven
lures. II the present rate OF girl ba-
bies is any indication. Since June
81 six births have been reported to
the Hood River health ofiicer-all
girls. This unprecedented record Is
causing considerable speculation
among apple-growers as to what will
become of the great crops expected
In future years II something isn't
done to turn the tide OF girl babies
TO a tide OF boys. Judge Leland
Henderson. who Is very optimistic
regarding the enormous output OF
apDNes expected from Hood River u
decade or two hence. is equally dis
couraged over the labor problem.
and states that while he takes his
hat OF TO no man In his Difference 10
the sex, he believes that the crying
need in the matter OF an increase In
at Hood River al present
is for apple-pickers.