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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
FIGHT FLAMES
FOR DAYS At SEA
STEAMER WYNERIC HAS AN
EXCITING TRIP
Crew Battles with Fire Which Had
Been SmoIdering in Bunkers.
Captain Attacked by
Revolutionists
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated RTeSS--9sa' sFlt f7S9- ~ "
VICTORIA. B. c., June 9IIne
steamer Wyneric, Capt. Dent arrived
todav after an exciting voyage OF tWen-
ty-tWo days from Guayaquil, during a
considerable part of which the crew
was engaged in fighting fires raging IN
the steamers bunkers. Several explos-
ions took place following the ignition
of gas, some of the shocks shaking the
steamer badly. Capt. Dent and some
of the crew were overcome by gas Whlle
fighting the fire and were renered
unconscious for a time. Iney were
brought to the deck and revived.
The fire in the bunkers was reported
soon after leaving Guayaquil, having
evidently been smouldering for some
time. and at one time threatening the
vessels safety. Had it not been Tor
the breaking of the bunker door giving
a vent 1t was feared the steamer would
be blown up in one of the more violent
explosions in the bunkers.
Capt. Dent also had some exciting ex-
periences while his vessel was at
Guayaquil, being attacked while in a
cafe by revolutionists. In company
with an American who is in business
at the southern port, he was dining at
a cafe when a number of revolut1on1stS
swept the dishes from the table and at
tackled the two foreigners with sticks
Capt. Dent and his companion drew
their revolvers and took stand against
the wall of the cafe, and number OF
foreigners ultimately coming to their
assistance The police, who were sum-
moned, joined issue with the revolution
lists, demanding that the foreigners ac-
company them to police headquarters.
The other foreigners assisted them to
beat back their assailants, who even
tually retired, leaving the foreigners in
possession of the wrecked cafe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
TRAINMEN ON ARIZONA 4
ROAD GO OUT ON STRIKE

GLOBE, Ariz., June 9.-Freight con-
ductors and trainmen on the ella Val
ley, Globe & Northern railway struck
yesterday for a 10 per cent increase in
wages and a reduction in hours from
eleven to ten. to conform with the
agreement made at Chicago.
1t is understood the demand for
shorter hours involves twenty-six men
in ALL Passenger trains continue on
schedule. Freight trains were all re-
turned to terminals yesterday when
the crews went on strike.
Superintendent Mallard today in
formed the striking employees that
President Randolph refused to treat
with them and ordered them to return
to work or their places would be filled
by others. The position of the rail-
road is that the men struck without
giving the company sufficient time to
consider the demands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10

1.-Two killed, twelve hurt in wreck.
2-Instructs peace delegates.
3-"Mizpah" proves delight again.
4-Urse congregations to vote bonds.
5-Mining news.
Editorial.
7-City news.
s-Sports.
e-Woman succumbs to bullet wound
1o-Classlfed advertisements.
11-Southern California news.
12-Beilsteln writes to undertakers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
WEALTHY MAN WANDERS
INSANE THROUGH NIGHT
Ry Associated Press.

VENTURA, June 9.-William M.
Ramsey of this county, wealthy and
prominent citizen, was suddenly afflict-
ed with cerebro meningitis last even
ing at his home at Olivelands, and es-
Gaping from his attendants he wan
dered away.
He was found late at night hiding,
in nude condition, behind his barn.
Physicians were called, and though
Mr.. Ramsey regained his mentality it
is said he can live but a few days.
His family, now in Virginia, have been
sent for.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
BOXERS ACTIVE IN
NORTHERN CHINA
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
VICTORIA, B. c., June 9.-The Bella
rope has brought news of revival of
Boxerisrn in north China. Yuen Shih
Kais officials have arrested numerous
Chinese recently for preaching and
practicing Boxerism and inducing ma
tives to smear their door posts with
blood on the assumption that this rem
ders the occupants invulnerable when
fighting.
Heavy loss of life is reported from
KELVIN, Kwangsi, south China, as a
result of the sudden collapse of part of
the walled city. A large area of shops
and dwellings, suddenly collapsed and
buried the places to the second story.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
LAST WATER MEETING.

o Tonight at simpsons AuditO- (
o rum, on Hope street, near Sew (
o enth, the final big rally of the (
o Owens river campaign Will be {
o held. Local speakers, including
@ Rev. Baker p. Lee, Frank G.
O Tyrrell, Lee G. Gates, Mayor A.
8 G. Harper and probably Stanley I
O Wilson, ex-MayOr Owen McAleer (
@ and ex-Mnyor M. p. Snyder, Will (
o tell the story of the Owens river (
@ project. Engineers MulhOIIand
o and Lippincott VIII demonstrate (
@ the enterprise with moving pic I
@ lures of Owens valley and charts
8 and maps.
@ Any and all questions Will be (
@ answered. This is the last big (
@ meeting of the campaign, before (
o the voting on the $23,OOO,OOO wa
@ ter bond issue on Wednesday.
@ A remarkable meeting. All (
o voters urged to attend. Admis- Z
o sion free. Doors open mt 7,15 !
o o'clock. Speaking begins at
@ o'clock.
@ @ @ @ o % o o o o @ o @ 900 3
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
REPORT CABRERA
HAS BEEN SLAIN
RUM0RED THAT PRESIDENT OF
GUATEMALA is KILLED
Minister to Washington Has No Con.
firmatlon of Story-More Supplies
Sent from Mexico to the
Frontier
By Asscelated-Press

MEXICO CITY, June ga private
dispatch received in this city states
that President Cabrera of Guatemala
was assasinated today. The news can
not be confirmed.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Dr. Louis
Toledo Herrarte, the Guatemalan min
lister, had received no advices up to
midnight regarding the reported as
sassination of President Cabrera of
Guatemala in Guatemala City today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
TWO KILLED,
/ TWELVEHURT,
IN ACCIDENT
Trolley Jumps Track
atSharp CurVein
Eagle Rock
Motorman Is Blamed for
Not Applying
| Brakes
Persons Who Met Death Were Riding
on Outside of Car and Were
Crushed Under Splin-
tered Mass

Travelling at death dealing and cata-
pultic speed down the long and gradual
incline which leads from Townsend ave-
nue. at the end of the line. Eagle Rock
car No. 53S, with Motorman John Har-
ris at the controller, jumped the tracks
at the curve on Central and Colorado
avenues. Eagle Rock valley. at 6:10
o. clock yesterday evening and killed
two persons. One is fatally injured and
twelve more of the passengers are more
or less seriously hurt.
That more persons were not either
killed outright or fatally injured is mi
raculous. The car. travelling at be-
tween twenty and thirty miles an hour.
hit the curve with terrific impact, left
the rails and after plowing throug the
soft ground for distance of forty feet
turned over on it's side, crushing out the
lives Of two of its passengers.
Gwendolyn Burroughs and Fred Vent,
the passengers who met with death
when the car overturned, were both rid
ing on the outside, one in the front end
and the other at the rear. In both in
stances they were caught under the top
of the car and crushed into the earth
with the mass of wood and steel on top
of them.
Blame Motorman
According to passengers and wit
nesses Motorman Harris was to blame
for the disastrous calamity. Carl Benz,
one of the passengers who vas seated
with his wife Immediately behind the
motorman, stated that Harris made no
sort of move toward Stacking the speed
of his car until he was -ithin two
lengths of the curve, and then when he
did apply the air it apparently had lit
tie effect on the flying trolley. Mrs.
Benz was among the injured, and that
Benz himself was in no wise hurt can
hardly be accounted for, as he was in
the midst of the tumbled and frightened
passengers when the accident occurred.
Although the list of fatalities is email
the scene at the wreck was pitiful one
indeed. The crash of wood and steel
CONTINUED ON Page Three.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
SCHM|Tz. JURY
TAMPERED WITH
Elisor Bissy Accuses Two Men Of
Trying to Influence PaneI-De-
veIopments Promised
Today
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-The pc
culiar action of r. A. Wolf and c. p.
Vannatta, who were dramatically
charged by Elisor Biggy on Saturday
night with having attempted to tamper
with the Schmitz jury, will be reported
to Judge Dunno when court opens to-
morrow morning, and all the informa-
ton which the prosecution has against
the men will be made public.
Wolf and Vannatta spent the greater
part of the day lounging about the ho-
tel. Both were dumb in regard to their
encounter with the elisor, but promised
startling revelations. "Wait until to-
morrow" said Wolf "We shall have
something sensational to give out"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

WASHINGTON, June 9.-President
Roosevelt and party left here at 4
o'clock this afternoon on the Mayfiower
for Norfolk. va. The president will
speak tomorrow at the Georgia day
celebration at jamestown.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
Nlcaraaua Represented

MEXICO CITY, June 9-That Mic
aragua will soon establish legation
in this capital was officially confirmed
tonight by the state department. The
new Nicaraguan minister will be Fer
nandez Sanchez.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

For Southern California;: Fair
Monday; light west wind. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yester-
day, "a degrees; minimum, So de-
grees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
LocAL

Two killed and twenty injured when
street car turns over on Eagle Rock line.
Woman shoots sweetheart when he
knocks her down.
Mrs. Susanna Harrington. who was shot
by husband Wednesday night. dies of her
injuries.
Ministers urge their congregations to
vote for Owens river bonds.
Water campaign will end In blaze Of
glory at Simpson auditorium tonight
Thieves loot Tajo building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
EASTERN

State department at Washington learns
of plan to overthrow Japanese ministry
and force trouble over exclusion law.
labor unions.
United States delegates instructed how
to proceed at peace conferences.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
Force Sent to Frontier

by Associated FreSS.
MEXICO CITY, June "a trainIoad
of sappers, number of ambulance
corps men and eleven ambulances left
today for Guadalajara. 1t is unofficial
ly stated that these troops will be
transferred to the Guatemalan frontier.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
FOREIGN

Japanese statesman advocates war II
United States does not adopt different
policy regarding orientals.
Russian business men at Hardin object
to governments interference.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-10
COAST

Steamers crew fights fire for days on
"trip from South America to Victoria, B. c.
Steve Adams to be called as witness in
Haywood case at Boise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
THE NEWS FROM MELRosE.
Interesting Meeting Of L. & D. S.
Other Notes Of Personal Interest.

Interesting Meeting OF l. q D. ).
Other Notes Of Personal Interest.
Melrose. January = The musicale
given by the Lsdies' Literary and Dee
batting So'aty on Friday evening was
q very pleasant affair. While the 80.
dience VA, .msll on account OF the
heavy t6it. It'll they msds up in ap.
plsu.e What they lacked IN numher
The following program Wss rem.
dered
Due, on piano. The Surprise Sym
phony," Hsyden-Mrs King and Nrs.
Johnson
Song, "Spring,ide"-Mrs. Gomez
Trio, piano and violns-Nr. and
Mrs Jphn.on and 3. Johnson.
Song-Mrs. Pesrssll.
Piano Solo-Mrs Conner
Song-R. Gomez and the Misses
Gomez.
Overtnre TO Merry Wives OF Wind.
.or"-Duet on Piano.
Song-Mrs King and Mrs Johnson.
Trio, piano snd volins-Mr. and
Mr- johnson and =. Johnson.
! Song-Nr. Remmel.
Song, When the Tide Comes In"
-MIs Gomez.
Trio-The Misses Gomez and x.
Gomez
song medley by all
Newly registered a. the hIfmsn
House are Mr.. aud Mrs {. Hayward,
Orange. y. j.: Mr.. sud Mrs. W. ).
Weldon and baby, Brooklyn, y. Y,
and Phillip Everett. New York City.
Mr. and Mrs.. Crooks Of KslmaIoo
are visiting NJ and Mrs A. d. Hicks.
Metsrs J. r PinSney and c. Keifer
OF Gallon, Ohio, are stopping with T.
4. Brit tor few weeks hunting and
fishing. Mr.. Brit reports that the re-
cent cold snap has not hut his truck
fsrH on the Pumpkin Patch. He ex.
meets to have English peas and cab
biees ready for market in about two !
weeks. strawberries are also looking |
foe.
Mrs Chas. Whaley il the guest OF
her mother. Mrs J. a Barnett.
AT the lsst regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Literary and Debating So.
ciety, Mrs. Rose read paper on The
Voyage Of Life"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
n.nrt ls Given rh,.. Years.

Atlanta. Jan. 2G.-Lowe Little, a
l4-ysar-o.d negro boy. was sentenced
BY Judge Roam, 10 The criminal d.
vision OF the superior court, 20 three
wears Imprisonment IN the peniten.
t,sry for involuntary manslaughteT IN
tho commission % an unlawful act
On January - Little shot and Killed
Joe Lumpk.n. ano,ae- negro boy. for
refusing 20 give him piece OF pie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Constitutes, A-,.neme,, Rejected

Corstitut.c-- Amendment Rejected.
Bel'as,, Ireland, Jan. sC.-By tie
overwaeiniag majority OF SO. U"u
votes aCa!ns, q" 600, as represor ID
BY the delegate, the labor council
rejected an aHoHluen: 70 the Goa.
stituiOn. TIE "ect ~ which vcu 4
have been - transform r. into %.
avowoi'y s'cia'is;.r orcau.za,,or. t.,
proposed am,adwar' vas contained IN
a resolution su"gcsii-E fh, Insertion
~ tie fa''ONiug new "obiec;" into
the constitution. This annual con-
ference hereby declares that Us ulti.
mate ohjec' shall he the obtaining for
the wor r.- 'se full results 81 their
l15ors by hte ovouarovn % the pres
rnt competitive system or capitalism
ana institution OF public ownership an
control 81 al means 81 life. "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Murder Trial Of Bow,

Rome. Ga. Jan. 2G.-Elmer Ma.
han, who tlled Wilson Kennedy. OF
last Saturday morning at the Rome
Plow factory az this place, by stris
ing him on the head with plow han
die. has been indicted for murder
by the grand jury. and will be tried
this week. IN Floyd superior court
Mahan is only Is years old. and VII
be the youngest person ever tried
for murder in this county. Kenne-
dy. whom he killed, was only Is
years Of age. The trial. on account
OF the youth ~ the parties 20 the case
will be quite an interesting one Tho
killing grew out Of & very trivial az
fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Wise Counsel From the South.

II want 20 give some valuable Sd-
vice 10 those VINO suffer with lame
barS aud kidney trouble" says J. K.
Blsn ensh,p, OF Beck, Tenn. Il have
proved 10 an absolute. certainty that
Electric Buffers Will positively cure
This distressing condition. The dr-t
bottle gave me great relief and sitrr
tak.dg few more bottles ] was COM
pletely cured-sO completely that 70
becomes a pleasure TO recommend thi-
great remedy" Sold under guarantee
at drug stores. Price soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
NOVEL CURE FOR COLDS.
Healing Medication That is Breaihed,
| Giving Duck Relief.

Giving Quick Relief.
1t seems lust as ridiculous TO pot
medicine into the stomach to cure a
cold in the head or lungs ~ il does to
90 out in the rain 10 we want to keep
dry.
The fact that many people right in
Gainesville cough and hawk and SNUFF
fie for days and weeks after they treat
a cold with the usual stomach dosing.
shows hos vsluele.s are the ordinary
cough and cold cures.
The right say 70 cure cold in the
head or cough and irritation in the
throst and lung, 10 BY breathing
Hyomsi's medicAted air. Pot Q few
drops OF HyOmei in the neat pocket i'm
haler that comes with every outfit and
breathe this healing air for few times
and immediate relief will BE- noted Z.
The medication goes right 10 the spot
where the di.ease germs are located
shd renders them harmless IL the
future.
Al The same time The soothing and
heaii1E effects OF Hyomei on the irri.
'at-d mucous membrane give qnick re-
lief, and The cough or cold IL broken
up.
The best evidence OF the great value
Of Hyome In curing coughs, colds and
all bronchial troubles 10 the fact that
J. W. McCollnm h Co. give an ALSO.
lute guarantee with every outfit they
sell, that IL il does rot give satisisc.
ton the money will be refunded.
A complete hyomei outfit, consist
Ing Of a bottle OF Hyomei, the inhaler
aud a medicine dropper. costs bat 81,
while extra bottles OF Hyomei, IL need.
ed an he ohtsined for only soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Missouri Puts Gan on ,s ciosrs..s

Jefferson City, Mo. Jan. 2G.-The
house has passed the aI..-cig.ro Fl.
bill by a vote OF 100 10 %. The bill
prohibits the sale. manufacture o.
giving away 81 cigarettes. az cigarette
pauC-s 20 any person. Under the
provisions - pc bill. a man NAV
make his own cigarettes without vio-
la'tur o. 'av. 5ut he cannot giv'
them away. Violation OF the Jaw e
punishable by fine Of from $40 20
$500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Lax On Haehelors preno,.d

INDIANAPOLIS. lad, Jan. ga bill
has been introduced Ia the Indiana
Legislature taxing bachelors s. an
nual'y. between .re ages 81 % and %
years; $50 between 30 and 40 years
and the bachelors supporting their
mothers are exempted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
Yearly Sessions No, Desired

Montgomery. Ala. Jan. 26.-The
senate refused 70 take from the sd-
verse ca.cn iar the bin OF Senator
Lusk providing for annual sessions OF
the legislature. 10 also developed
that there was little sentiment Ia that
body for annual sessions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
the CUlpEPpERS
CREATE INTEREST
.Immense Crowds Still Gather at
Church to Hear Them.
susRlno SUNDAY SERMONS


ternoo" '
II Gainesville nae oern s'"-" "
religious fe'''a' WI u - 60" -.
yesrs, It mas oeeh '''''eu H'''"N wv
past week ~ INC e''H' vans "'
]. b. Cnlpepper anu "'s s""' DIN
Who has 90 aO'y a'''s''u ''''" d" wv
work. =,
Thfoogh M 'n'''a''"n w NJ
Nixon, pastor OF 'he r"'' W. "ou =
Choreh IN 'h's Guy WI" pr"oaON '''
the need al q revival Nv 'u'P''IF',
vho had neeh eohuuc lux sr''- ~
meetings IN 1seAso"''''e' c''seu ''u u
come here ana u "teA SEo '",Sy ~
bryan HI series ID Tue '''' H''''o''' d
Chureh'
The story OF MS 'ucces' ne' u "
told from oAy 10 Jay !" i"e sun ~
minister OF tue ko'pe' ever "o'"'u
with greater energy anu t'eS'e' earn.
essness mere ina" MI |u'PePpe'' ""u
the result mas uee" 'nos' sA'"'ac.o'S
20 the religious peoP'e " "S'"e7''''e'
Every day the crowds have been
growing larger at each service, and
she Methodist church, which - the
largest in the city. was confronted hy
o serious problem a. esrly Is Thursday
night. when It wss seen that the sest.
ing capacity was becoming Inadequate,
snd tina, at every service mo'e and
more people we're compelled TO stand
With this fact before them, the com
pittee in charge borroStd all the
chairs in the vicinity OF TIE church,
but still the seating capacity was ~.
adequate. and eventually 1t oecame
necessary % press into service the
park and lawn benches OF those who
would consent TO let them 60.
The congregation az the First Meth
odist Sunday morning vas unusually
large. but Sunday evening reached
49, Nee' "'''N '' wv '''''''
o half hour before the hour OF sersice
oil chairs and improvised benches we're
slled. and hundreds of parsons were
Standing in the sisles and about the
building, onable 20 secure seats. IL
vas considered indeed fortunate to
gain admission 10 the building. regard.
lees Of the comfort OF securing q seat.
Az o result, many we're compelled to
attend other plsces OF worship, and
vere disappointed at being unable TO
hear the famous Culpeppers.
The meeting was opened with the
usual song service. which was followed
By prayer, after Shich Burke Culpep
per delivered a stirring sermon on the
subject. THE Way Of the TrsnsRressor
IL Hard" This eloquent and impress.
ave orator. who is full OF vigor and
manhood and earnestness, held the al.
tsntion OF the congregation for three
quarters Of an hour. AMI ~ the con.
elusion a .cors or more. amoug whom
were a number % young men, pro.
fessed the faith and determination to !
lead better life.
At The conclusion o. the regular
service, by special invitation OF the
elder Culpappsr, who stated that
there was going 20 be short meeting
which would prove a regular love
feast, nesrly every person present re-
mained. Ia thi. meeting Rev. Cal !
pepper and others talked. earnestly I
inpIoring ,bs srd;.,.a 20 mi, the |
worldly life and come ~ God-,o be |
Cody ant righteous. In response to /
nohIi.I, .x,...a ,L.,-..t-o. a. h..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29

10 CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
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nils to cure. Z. W. GROVES Gig.
--Iefe q On each box. &c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-29
MONTHLY MISERY

IS one OF womans worst Affections. Il always leaves
you weaker, and sure to shorten your life and make
your beauty fade stop pain take Wine of Cardu and
it Will help to relieve your misery. regulate your flnc-
tons, make you well, beautiful and strong II is re-
liable remedy for dragging down pains, backache head
ache, nervousness. abity. sleepessness. dizziness.
fainng spells and similar troubles. Asae and efficient
medicine for all women's pains and sickness.
Mrs. J. L. Broadhead of Clanton Ala writes 81 have
used Cadui for my disease. which was one peculiar to
women, and it has completely cured me-
AT ALL DRUG STORES, In 81 90 BOTTLES
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-10-18
LIEUT.. SUTTON A SUICIDE.
Strange Act of SeIf-Destruction at
Annapolis.

OtFdn9e ACT OF OeH-DcStTuCtiOn DIT
Annapolis.
Annapolis, Md, Oct. 14.-Second
Lieutenant James H. Sutton, U. S. M.
c., is dead at the naval academy ma
rine barracks, his death resulting from
a 32-ealiber bullet fired into the right
side of the head. A board of inquiry
detailed by Superintendent Badger of
the naval academy has prepared a re-
port which will be submitted to the
navy department.
From the best information obtained,
Sutton, in company with Second Lieu
tenant R. U. Adams and e. P. Hooek-
Ter, returned to the marine camp at
1890 o'clock this morning, after hav-
ing attended a dance given at the
academy. Shortly afterward Sutton
is said to have been discovered on the
road near by with a revolver in his
right hand and several fellow officers
attempted to disarm him. This they
succeeded in doing, but not before the
weapon was discharged in some man.
ner and Lieutenant Adams and Lieu
tenant Hooker receied slight
wounds. Quick as flash, it is said
Sutton took from his blouse another
revolver and with this fired the fatal
shot into his brain.
Lieutenant Sutton was 20 years old
and the son Of James N. Sutton of
Portland, Ore. He was formerly mid
shipman of the present senior class,
but resigned in his third class year.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-10-18
Brought Results.

The results of the experiments Of
the State college at Pullman, in We
natchee valley, are now at hand, after
a years waiting, and they are very sue
cessful. Professors Melander and
Tumble have been conducting the ex-
periments, and they have been in the
orchards Of men who operate fruit
farms in the Wenatchee valley.
In the orchard of q. A. Lanham,
where there were 5000 boxes of apples
that were wormy last year, this year
there were only six boxes found. On
examining the apples raised in the
Lanham orchard the two Pullman men
found only 10 boxes of apples out of
II 900 that had been even attacked by
worms.