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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-01
Executive Power Grows.


In considering the trend Of our defn0c-
time the tendency to increase the relative
Importance and influence Of the executive
department the difficulty of maintaining
party conference and the larger measure OF
direct control exercised by the people over
the lnstrumentalities Of government.
Within the state, for example, each rep
TesentauVe in the Ief.@I;tture is eadeavor-
ing 10 obtain something for his own dis
lflct IN order that he may stand well at
home. He naturally looks at every ,gen-
eral question with more regard to- his
political fortunes than with respect to the
a whole. 1t is well. Of course that each
district should have it's interests rep
resented. But IN this rivalry OF purely local
concerns a proper perspective with regard
20 matters OF general policy is often lost.
The general sentiment must find Il voice
and IN the course Of our experience the
people have come TO look to the Chief
Executive for that voice BY his authority
to recommend measures which he believes
10 be Of general Importance and bv his
freedom TO support his recommends tons
with argument and appeal, he commands a
position Of influence which IS not embar-
Gassed by district limitations
Having this opportunity. he IS neces-
sarily under the obligations which II i'm
poses. and when there Is a preponderaut
sentiment in favor OF n measure or Motley
believed TO be just, the people look TO the
Executive TO speak on their behalf and TO
present that measure or policy as cogentlv
stitutional authority. This IS q result OF
the natural demand for leadership and Of
the opportunity for leadership which the
functions of the Office afford. 1t also car
ries with IL direct accountability 10 the
aeaDla>s and in fact lis only q phase af1the
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DE e&0gj@daA.
v1aH 7Y 72EEv

| llevara a efecto una reception de con
fianza en- la morada de los distlngui-
dos esposos Guevara- -Munoz y un
bale de sociedad en- los salones de
"Circulo de San Carlos" Ambas
fiestas quedaron esplendidas y un
presente, como recuerdo del
Club, fue hecho 4 las bellas visi
tantes de San Juan por las cultas
damitas de la sociedad aguadillana
Personoles. En- asuntos de su pro
fesion ha lido Barranquitas el Lcdo
Quintin Negron Sanjurjo, Buen exi-
1 to.
Han regresado de Ponce. en- donde
estuvieron con motive de Ia reunion
de la "Fraternidad escolar' los Sres.
! Jaime Annexy, Lcdo. P. de Audrey
E. Hernandez. DR.. G. Muhoz-Diaz
Lcdo. Luis Munoz Morales, Dr. Gu
tierrez Igaravidez, J. Gordils y Dr.,
! Cordero. En- la reunion fueron ele-
gldos presidente y vice-presldentes,
respectivamente los Sres. Lcdo Luis
Muhoz-NIorales, Jaime AnneSv
Lcdo F PARA Capo
Temprann n1uerte. En- Ad]untas ;
en- la conocida finca "Cacaos' rim
dio anteayer su iornada en- la vida
,el joven Eugenio Amadeo hijo de
uuestro !lustrado compatrio- !
ia ell Sr. Lucas .Amadeo. a
los 26 amos cae a la tumba el cultoi
joven que era una legitima esperan-
"a para sus deudos Acompanamo
en- su inmensa pena a los famillares
todos del que fue y entire ellos a nues
tro amigo Celso Caballero delegado
a la camara que era parente muy
cercano del fallecido. Dios tenga ell
alma de Eugenio en- la mansion de
los justos.
V,sltando d San Juan.--La dis
tinguida se7lora Luisa Nazario de Gar
cia, QUE reside en- Guanica Sc encuen
ira en- esta ciudad. Vino San Juan
acompanando su nina Ia linda Ro-
sta y al nino Alfonzo, tambien hilo
snyo, este con obleto de ingresar en-
81 colegio de "San Pablo" Son hues
pedes de la distinguida sonora Elisa
viuda de Brown , deseamos la mas
grata estancia en- San Juan a la
estimable sonora y linda damita que
regresan dentro de os das a 81 re-
sidencia.
Srmper.
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Attractive surtido.

De regreso de los Es.ados Un,aos
Ia representante del acreditado es-
teb!ecimiento Las Noredqdes, he
completado Tin maanitico surt:do
de cuanto Sc encuentra de util, y ne
cesarlo en- aquella importante plaza.
Pedldos hechos a Europa estan lie
gardo tamblen en- cada vapor y todo
cuanto eylja el mas rcfinado gusto y
la mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuea-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
la ciudad. Adornos d. cabeza, perfu
meria, ,muebles para gabinetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para senoras se-
noritas y ninas, sombreros, paraguas
y sombrlllas, relojcs. macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmol, bltcult- :
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vajilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra a preclos convenlentes
en- ell establecimiento lie Ia callc de
San Francisco. Or len IS por correo
ytelegrafo. Servlcio pronto y cuida-
doso.
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Una nina. Aver tuvimos el gus
to de recibir una elegante tarjeta
que dice como sigue:
Emilio Jorba Romanya--Carmen
Brunei de Jorba-tienen el gusto
de participate ell nacimiento de
su ja--Maria del Carmen, Luisa,
Andrea--Barcelona, Julio 1910"
Estimando mucho ell buen recuerdo
deseamos senda de flores para la
nueva cristiana que VIC Ia luz en- la
ciudad de los Condos de Catalina y
nuestra mas expresiva felicitacion pa
ra los padres de la criatura y para su
abuela la distinguida sonora Luisa
Guayta de Benero, que reside en- el
''Versalles.
La boda Betoncourt-Betnncourt Ha
ce pocos dias Sc llevo a efecto en- Tru-
jillo una simpatica boda y fue la de
los distinguidos jovenes Altagracia
Betancourt yRafael del mismo apell
do-son primos-, hermana politica
Ia novia del Sr. Lavergne, del conner
clio de esta ciudad. Padrinos Concep
cion Betancourt y Onofre Ferrer Be-
tancourt. La fiesta de boda resulto
muy animada y un hermoso ramille-
te de Srtas. fue a la casa de los pa
dres de la contrayente en- donde Sc
efectuo aquella.
Entire las sehoras y damitas que
rindieron culto Terpsicore en- el bal
lie que ALI Sc prolongo durante bas-
tante tempo, estaban Ritita Betan
court, hermana de la contrayente
Adelina y Aurora Alvarez Valdez,
Tula Tavarez, Maria Martinez, Flor
y Rita Pereira, Isabel Hernandez,
Belen Monge, Felipa Rodriguez, Ma
ria Valcarcel, Maria Gimenez, Maria
Betancourt viuda de Diaz, Ramona
Hernandez y Adelina Calderon.
Los recien casados atendieron con
esquisita cortesia a sus vlsltantes y
ellos y los duehos de la casa procura-
ron, consiguiendolo, que Sc pasara
la mas agradable velada.
Que en- el hogar que amor preside
y virtud impera haya siempre loza-
mas las mas bellas flores de ventura
Homenage de distinction. Ell "club"
juvenil de Aguadilla resolvio como
homenage de distinction y simpatia
a las bellas sehoritas Maria y josef
ma Kearney, que procedentes de
San Juan visitan aquella ciudad, sci
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La uya fue moderada todaS las dysones regsando ell
puvametro pulgada media de lluyia,
.. S. Heather Bureau. |

La temperature promedia de la que termlno el
sabado de Sepembre, fue casi normal La temperature
ayma promeda de la semana fue 90 Q la minma pro-
media fue 6S La temperature mas alta que han inormado
fn6 95 Ponce la mas baja fue 59o Jayuya. La
luaa de la fue moderada, pero unformemente
partda sobe la sla. Ell promedio de la precipitation
la dvrion n fue de media pugada sobre las d.
visiones S 0. de tres cuartos de pugada De
ninguna parte de la sa han informado uerte lluvia
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No 10 olvideis.

Eon San Luis Los Sres 4. Alva
rez hermano. siguen obteniendo el ma-
joT exito con laventa Gel soredi,atio
'Ron San Luis" produoo de superior
calidad que ha canquistzdo Iusla ia
ma en- Ia isla = :uera de ella NJ
oontiene sustancias uocivas 6 una
hebida tdnica reconstituyen:s. No
Divides que los pedidos ieben haccrSe
j Ia acreditada sass calle De San jose
en San Juan. Ron Ssr LUIS.
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COLOC AClONES.

IRA medana edad buen coumhrs sahondo hacer
desea i'm
enenda queaceres
tmia
bueuas reterenas socta coo
sueo para dsde Ponce
Faardo
In edad de constitution
ho paoes ooeaion de depen
Giente de
buenas emendacone aigo de ncles
Y de aquin!. desea coocarse e de comerco
Una oven is haante pacca auntos coMaies
deea coocarse una ofcina
Tn de Saint Thomas buen hp operator desea enearsc
ofa leva spoaden ingls NJ
sabe epanol Treferii coioca
Yea los anuncios de THE AGENCY que publica III Tempo
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DANOERAS AMERICANS;

De lana. para ediicios prblicos y
privsdos en- varies tama nos Para
manifestations en- sus astas, GesGe
10 centavos docena Tela de bande-
ras para adornos de salcones, d )
ceu,avos vaIa Y ;odo 10 necesario
para ia confeccion &c es.andartes.
BAZAAR OTERO. Ponce, Puerto
Rico.
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Ropesos espejo sas snes idhoard nogal
bDotec de bros
reondas muees para ctorio maquna
Singer de dob cost6 so0 de condo
Pasteu amo cocheto nAos nfn
dad o}eo.
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sKRAJEWSKY-PESANT Cor

Contructores de toda case de maquinarias para Cen
taes eontratistas de actorias completas incuyendo
cdifcios
Para informes. presupuestos, pianos ETC. driiirsa
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
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GAMBIA & S IS, 3.
The Sun Life Assurance Co. d |.>.:c... !:
"EL SOL DE CANADA"

Ia Compaha &c sohre la vida n4
slniestros en- Puerto Rico inlerota
de P0Iza es G ma
rece la ael Canada IA dc 81 4-
vertdo
Concede pr{samo sme P6lzas
aga da case Amorz prmas
stema de "!oza Dota Convertible doole protection
dnse
Juan.
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Jose Romaguera y Co. 5. en- c.
Fabncantes de ncores y comprado-
res exclusives lei acleditado Ron
RrpAkApA Y antique alcoho.ado Bar
mes. Villa No. 4o.
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0BSERvAC|ONES METEOROLOC|CAS.

La pasada senana hubo una temperature cas-; nor
nal.
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GasOllna.- Aceite, Grasa Y Ete,
tos para Automovlies. Blclcle5a'
Accessories de todaa clases. hav
de venta constantemense en- "a
AGENCIA de j. Brandt.
Telefono No. 6, P. O. Box 81.
Plaza Principal al lado del Con
sistorlo.
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jano Teletono 296, Gale de Ia
Reina, No. %. Consultas de l a 3
p. m. Ponce.
uto-Exchange s Garage. = De
VILLARI BRoTHEas. 36 Marina St.
Telefono l02, !once, P. r. = Sc
alqulian automobiles para wales y
paseos. Servieio nmejorable. Agen
tes de los tamosos AUToMovl-
LES CHALMERS 80" 1900. -
CHALMERS 40" $3.50. Chalmers
Detroit Motor 4 Go Detroit. Mich.
U. 5 A. - Por ] Rico Agency.
Ilorens 6 Saachez Montalvo.--
| Pafete Y Notar;a st once z ,.aza De
hcias 29.
Ledo. F. Manuel ~oro, aboesdo y
notano Ofcln4 "A caiie del
Leon, ndmero lo altos.
Vicente usera, t.xlstencia cons
tante &c toda cla &c canado va
cuno. Especial. a.. NOVILLOs
fnos domados.- 2. O. Box 22-
Ponce.
| Jose A Pogentud Apogado,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
, Oiicna ale Mayor No. TO- Ie.e-
!; ono No. 2is.2. Ponce, P. r.
Ledo. Jaime G. SEX. Asogaaoy y No
taro ejerce en- toaas las Cortes de la
lsia y de New Yols, ofcina caIe Ma
rlna No. IS, en- New York t9 " oil, st
Lcdo. Ramon Dapena, ano-
gaar : notarla. calie isabel No. 6.
Dr. Y Santonl. le!a iacuitad de
Paris. Lspeclallsta en- !as entelme-
dsdes de la vista. IIoras de consul-
tas, oe a 10 A. Il. Y de ? { i z. N,
Plaza Principal NGm. -.
Dr. r. Lopez Nussa. Medico CT
, rujano. Consultas dc 3 L. Nj
| Comercio esoulnna saiud- Ie e.o-
no 2S3.
tarmacia La Einer!ta" de- Ma
nuel Pug Dlana. oaus Isabel
Y LEON.
El Leon de Orc, de Romdn Cope
ro habitaciones comodas ? ventiladas
Selectas comidas. caile de "a Villa
No3.
La Palmita. Al lado del parque
de Bombas de Is lglecia. Puesto
de sefrescos v dulces de varias cla-
ses. Y limonadas, clgaros Y ciga-
rlillos de todas clases. Especialidad
en- refrescos de cebada y dulcss de
almibar. Frutas refelgeradas-Dso-
Jnis1o Vi1ld
Hotel America. Altos de LA Mar
garlt-." de Lopez Y hernandez,
plaza Delicils. No. 10.
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The GENERAL INFORMATION AGENCY OF PORTO RICO
Agencia de Information General de Puerto R:co)
OFICIN.AS: CRIsTO 10.
En- THE AGENcY Sc veaden:

Narias &c manposeIa en- uan
algunas de buey bien amaada bueu
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D|RECT0R|o De PONCE

Dr.. A. Santae.,a. Medico CRU
jano, Telefono 2a6, Gale de la
Reina, No. 25. Consultas de a3
D. m. Ponce.
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] DR.. r. Lopez Nussa. Medico CT
rujano. Consultas dc i L. Nj.
Comercio esou1nna saiud- Ie e.o-
no 2S5
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Besosa 8 Ramirez. Represertan.
te de manufacturers Y coalslonis
tss-Agentea de Ia maquina Dc es-
,rbir. UNDERWOOD, Ponce. ?. 4
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Earmacia la Ener!ta" de- Ma
nuei Pug DIANA. D:us Isabel
Y efn.
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Ell Leon de Orc de Roman Cepe-
ro; habitaciones cdmodas ? ventiladas
Selectas eomldas. caile de "a Villa
No3.
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Dr.. v Santonl. le!a iacultad de
Paris. Ispeclalista en- las en1elme-
dsGes de la vista. Ioras de consul-
,as, &c S q 10 A. Il. V de { i T. N,
Elaza Irlncinal Nom. IL.
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xaruel Moos,s radil.a. -Reprasentante
de la Iosrespondencia, ! Ponce, Pto
klco, 7, o. Box. y Iele:ono ~
-Agente corresponsal De varlos pc
ri6dicos importan1es de San Juan, IA
lsIa : Ell extranero Acepta agenelas
eom,slones. lueoe daE reterencla
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Ia Chiquita. De Jose Mas =
Perez kopa hecha. Quincalay Mer-
cerla labrica de eellos de gonna
Gale Mayor, esqu.na a Estrella.
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(. ARIZONA Oliver -Almacenls al
nor maze: en- psovIslones de touaS
eIases. Molinos para meier MALI J
maGGInarla pafa pfeparar CAFE.
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Fn e>ts;mprer.a >e venie FaPei &c
ptTIoGivOs VICES - s1IElal
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Lcdo. Jaime 6. SEX. Atogacoy No
taro, ejerce en- toaas las Cortes de la
lsia y de New YORK, ofcina calie Ma
rna No. IS. en- New York % " oil, st
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Hotel America, Altos de LA Mar
garlt@." de Lopez Fernandez,
plaza Dclicias. No. 10.
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Dr.. A. Ferran, medico Ciruiano
Gallo 40 Ia Reina. No Vt
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Jose A Poyeatud Anogaco,
Attorney and (oanselior at Law.
Oicna (alle Nav9l No. 10. Ieie-
ono No. 2iS.2. Ponce, P. r.
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Ilorens 6 Sanchez Montalvo.--
Rufete Notar;a st once- Plaza De
licias 29.
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! Vicente usera, i.Slstencia cons
tante ue toda ela &c eanado va
cuno. Especial al NOViLLOS
fnos domados. Q. Box 22-
Ponce.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
SEES GUGGENHEIM'S FINISH.

But a word of cheer comes out of
Colorado. The famous Judge Lind
sey declares that Guggenheim was
not sent to the senate by the will
of the people and that they are now
aroused to the necessity of deliver
ing a crushing blow to him and the
system he represents. There is en-
enlargement, also, in the fact that
it is the plan of the republicans to
take up such tariff schedules as were
fixed for the benefit of private inter-
ests and reduce them. The time is
at hand when the law
buttressed fortresses of the Guggen-
helms, the Havemeyers and the
others of their kind will be torn
down, and they will be compelled to
stand out in the open, along with
the rest of the American people
Cleveland Leader.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
MET JOHN DURIEUX
Ed. S. Russell Had Pleasant Visit
With Former Wenatchee Man
in Paris.

Ed. S. Russell had quite a pleas
ant visit with John Durieux, one OF
the former pioneer residents of this
city and owner of considerable prop
erty. After making the grand
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Russell return
ed to Paris and there a card was ad-
dressed to John Durieux asking him
to call at the hotel. 1t was thought
that he was living close to Paris,
but the next day Mr.. Durieux called
and remained with the Russels two
days in Paris He fell heir to quite
an estate about 400 miles from Paris
near the Switzerland line. He felt
very much pleased to see a resident
of Wenatchee and states that some
day he will be back here for a visit.
From all appearances he is taking
life easy, having a fine estate, lots
of servants and a general desire to
live WELL
Mr.. Russell also met Joe Murphy,
of the firm of Murphy & Hill, in
Paris. His wife was visiting in
Italy. Mr.. Murphy expressed him.
self as tired out and would be glad
to get back to Wenatchee. but Mrs.
Murphy was not through visiting.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
GR01T0 CHANGED
HANDS AGAIN
Schanck & Son Traded City
Property and Ranch for
Novelty Store.

F. C. Schanck and his son, B. H.
Schanck, yesterday closed deal
with Hoffman, Prowell and King
for the Grotto, novelty store on
Orondo. 1t was owned until recent
ly by o. B. Brown who traded it for
realty.
The new owners have assumed
management at once, relieving c. E.
Buttles, who was in charge temper
arily. The wives of the father and
son will assist in operating the es-
tablishment, Mr.. Schanck, senior,
being in active control, while the
younger man will continue his real
estate business.
F. C. Schanck came to this city
from Burr Oak, Iowa, where he was
a general merchant for many years.
The Grotto is a general novelty
store, making speciality of five, ter
and fifteen cent bargains. 1t has
one of the most beautiful soda
fountains in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
TREES Of THIS VALLEY
ARE WORKING OVERTIME
From $500 to Per Acre Averages for Tracts Which
Have Been Planted and Cared for in Proper Shape
Three Acres Belonging to T. c. Wilson Will Produce
5000 Boxes of High Glass Fruit

On the Leedy place from eight to
40 men are employed during the sea-
son. At the present time Is are
picking and like number of per-
sons are packing the crop.
Seven Acres Produce $4,000.
The ten-acre orchard, of which
seven acres are in bearing fruit, be-
longing to P. P. Holcomb and pur-
chased by him from w. E. Withstand,
will produce 5000 boxes this year.
The crop will bring close to $4,000
as the apples are all of the best
marketable varieties
Eight Acres Produce $4,000.
C. o. Meyer has eight acres of
trees which this year will produce
5000 boxes of apples. These will
sell for $4,000. From the same trees
Mr.. Meyer last year picked 1900
boxes from which he netted 500
after paying expenses of picking,
packing and boxing. Two years ago
he picked 1000 boxes from which he
netted the same amount
He has so trees which will pro-
duce an average of IA boxes each.
Three Acres Produce Over $4,000.
One of the best orchards in the
valley is that belonging to T. c. Will
son. He has three acres set to Spitz-
enbergs, Winesaps and Black Twigs,
which will this year produce 5000
boxes of fruit. The trees are ten and
eleven years old. At present prices
these will bring over $4,000. These
three acres will net close to $4,000,
after paying all expenses.
Last year these same trees Melted
thei rowner about $4,000.
The year before they Melted close
to $1,000, after paying expenses of
picking, packing and shipping.
Four Acres Produce $500 Boxes.
H. E. Motteler has a little over
four acres in bearing which this year
will produce $500 boxes of fruit.
Trees Average 80 Boxes.
D. and T. Gray, who have charge
of what was formerly part of the
Jack Quigg place, have twelve trees
which will average 80 boxes each this
season.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
LA FOLLETTE'S VOTE
Wisconsin Showed Itself to Be Pro-
gressive by It's Large Vote.

Madison, Wis, Sept. 28.-The
their work today and the official pri-
mary election figures show that La
Toilette progressive republican, for
United States senator, received 144,-
056 as against 41,343 for Cook, the
standpatter.
A. j. Schmidt, democrat for gov
ernor, received 48,071, and the re-
publican vote for governor was as
follows: McGovern, 82,265; Lewis,
1893; Fairchild, 55,933; Barker,
1913; Strange, 5,845.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
MOVEMENT IS NATIONAL.

aggressive republicanism has
I'D some important victories this
but the victory in the New York
convention yesterday, the seat
ossism and standpatism, is one
ar reaching consequence. The
king down of reactionary repub-
strongholds in the east and the
ing of the forces of progressive
blicanism both east and west
s this movement a national as
The vindictive speeches which
! made in the convention attack
the motives and record of Theo-
Roosevelt and the reputation
be sentiments expressed in these
ches by the convention gives as
nee that the rank and file of the
blican party in New York are
Fmined to support popular meas
of government.
bose who interpret the progress
republican movement from a mar
partisan basis miss it's whole
[ficance. The movement means
|fckening of the moral forces in
departments of civic activity. 1t
bnfined not alone to national is
but embraces local issues as
1t means a demand for higher
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heaters are absolutely the
best bargain you can get
anywhere. You'll not only
make money when you buy
a Howard, but you will save
money by saving fuel this
winter. Be sure you get a
s. Howard
Watch this space for semi
weekly bargains.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
BRANCH OF WINESAPS
18-Inch Branch from Lillis Orchard
Contains % Four-Tier Apples.

There is on display in the Wells
G. Morris window today a branch of
solid Winesaps. This is eighteen
inches in length and contains %
fourier we'll colored Winesap ap-
pies. This branch was taken from,
the Jack Lillis Red Top orchard on
North Wenatchee avenue 1t is be-
ing photographed today and the
branch will be used for exb ibition
purposes 1t is as handsome spee-
linen of apples as has been seen on
exhibition here or anywhere.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
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standards in municipal, state, and
national administration with refer
ence to the welfare of the whole peo-
pie and not portion of them. From
this broader point of view there will
be no reaction as many predict. The
forces at the bottom of the move
ment are vital and permanent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-28
Early Freeze at Dayton.

Dayton, Sept 28.-With the Their
mometer registering as low as rs
degrees above zero ice of consider
a BILE thickness was frozen last night
in various localities, breaking all
records for early freezing in a num-
Der of years and fulfilling predictions
o. old settlers that winter will come
early