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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-14
POST BRINGS SUIT

Indianapolis, May 14.-C. w. Post OF
breakfast food fame. Battle Greek, to-
day filed suit in the federal court
against the Typographical Journal of
this city, alleging libel and damages of
$4,000 to his business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-14

IN Norway the average length Of life
is greater than in any other country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-14
ORDER TROOPS out
tAmerican News Service)

lAmerican News Seryice)
Washington, May 14-Secretary OF
War Dickinson today ordered the
United States troops from FIT. Win
gate, New Mexico, to put down an up
rising OF the Pueblo Indians at Taos
Three companies OF the state guards
also are engaged. A serious conflict
is feared
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Gold Aedal Flour loads them IN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

Miss Steel OF Annapolis, Miss Mary Al
lison Wilmer of La Plata. Charles county;
the Misses Tisdale of Annapolis. Misses
Lucy Sasscer, Carol Wilson. Mabel
Berry. Edith Stanley OF Lynchburg.
Katherine Bowie. Mary Wickliffe Mer-
rick, Margaret Clagett, Katherine Mar
bury. Grace Hill, Christabel Hill Messrs.
Contee Thompson. Ralph Hill. Woodruff.
Shelby and Ashton OF Washington.
Thomas Whittridge OF Baltimore, Joseph
Addison, Page Bowie. William Roberts
and Clarence Hall OF Baltimore. Eugene
Roberts, Upton Brooke. Francis W. Hill.
Francis Hill, Mainard Roberts. William q.
Brooke, Ogle Marbury of Laurel. Richard
Merrick Hamilton. George T.. Hamilton,
jr., OF WASHINGTON. Rodger Berry. Ghise-
lin Sasscer. Talbert Berry and others.
Toward the close OF the evening refresh
ments were served.
Miss Nellie Featherton of Boston has
returned after a pleasant stay with
friends in East Hyattsville Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene q. Stables OF Newport
News. Va, are visiting friends and rela-
tives near Chillum. Prince George county.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRA, Va. August q, 1910.
An engagement of interest to Alex
andrians is that OF Miss Edwina Henshaw
Sommers. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
4. r. Sommers Of Somerset, Orange
county. and Mr.. Norman Edwin Salley
OF orangeburg, S. C. The wedding will
take place at the home Of the bride
elects parents, September 30. Miss Som
mers is well known in Alexandria, where
she has visited her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Anderson Som
mers. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Duncan Of
Culpeper have announced the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss LoreIle
Duncan, and Mr. Douglass Moxley Lowe.
tr, formerly Of Lynchburg, but now Of
Alexandria. The wedding will take place
during the autumn. Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Miller and Mr.. Albert Eugene Gray
were married Thursday, August is. at
Rockville Md. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr. s. r. White. A
pretty wedding took place in the par
sonage OF Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Cnurch In Washington Thursday even
ing. August Is. when Miss Ada B. TIGER
OF alexandria became the wife of Mr.
Z. Louis Folmer. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. ]. F. Wenchel
Inc pride was attended by her sister.
MIS-. Harry Z. Arnold. as matron of
nonor; and the groom was attended by
MI. Harry +. Arnold as best man. d.
rec.iy aIter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Eoiman left on their wedding. tour to
Niagara Falls, Toronto and Thousand
Islands. Miss Sarah C. Chafe and Mr..
Snaries L. Carter were married wednes-
gay morning. August "a, by Rev. Mr.
IankIoro. Mrs. William a. LeHew, ac-
companied by Master Nilstead Talbot,
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
Specfal CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.
uyATTSvITI.E August .

EVANSVILLE, August q. 1910.
Mr.. Frank Huston and family, Wine
avenue. have returned from a stay Of two
weeks at Colonial Beach They enjoyed
camp life. Councilman Edwin Devlin and
family, Columbia avenue. returned Thurs
day from a weeks outing at Colonial
Beach. E. A. Fuller. editor Of the Hy-
attsville Independent, and family are
spending a few days at Solomon's Island.
calvert county, Md. Miss Eleanor Bow
ers Of washington has been visiting Mise
elizabeth Naylor. Franklin avenue. Mrs.
O. B. Zantzinger. Wine avenue extended.
entertained a number of young people
Monday evening In honor Of the twenty
first birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Waldo
burnside Dancing formed the principal
diversion OF the evening THOSE present
NayIor, Louise Gourley. Yates Wilkinson,
Dorothy L. Gait and Sleanor Bowers. and
Messrs. Thomas r. Brooks. Dwight Gait.
Gordon Bailey, Waldo Burnside and Howe
Willis. Mr.. Kenneth F. Brooks, Franklin
avenue extended. has returned from a
weeks stay at Front Royal. Va. He was
the guest OF Mrs Jackson. Mrs. w. d.
porter. Miss Mary Porter and Master
Robert Porter have returned from Front
Royal Va, where they spent about two
months.
Miss Lula May Hartley. eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Hartley OF
Bladensburg. and Mr.. J. A. Mcfarland of
Hvattsville were married Monday evening
al the parsonage Of St Jerome's Catholic
church here by Rev. J. r. Tower. for
merIy pastor Of the local church and now
az ST. Charles College. Ellicott City, Md.
The ceremony was attended by only the
immediate members of the families OF
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RIvERDALE, MD.
eciai corresnondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
RIvERDALE. Nd. August -. 1910
Miss Dorothy Exley Of kensineton was
the weekend guest of Miss Aimee Lewis.
jefferson avenue Miss Ella Chauncey
OF Madison avenue Is visiting her aunts.
the Misses Nelson OF Aberdeen, Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Collier and family.
Ashland avenue, are spending the week
at Colonial Beach. DR.. Samuel g. Nc
MILAN has returned to his home on New
York place after an extended trip through
the west. Miss Florence Lewis OF JET
ferson avenue left Sunday morning for
Round Hill. Va. Masters Robert Latimer
and Paul Blundon have returned 20 their
home on Grant avenue after a delightful
visit to friends at Benedict. Mrs. Bette
A. Barr OF Washington spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Barr
of East Riverdale. Miss Miller OF Bal
tirnore is the guest OF the Misses Fowler.
Lafayette avenue. Miss Elizabeth A.
Waters Of jefferson avenue is visiting the
Misses Graham OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Hughes and family OF Wash
ington spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
II. Edgar Lewis, Jefferson avenue. Mr..
Fred Hartman OF Washington is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Bushby. Wash
ington avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8
Hinrichs of Grant avenue left Friday on
an extended trip through the north. They
York, Rochester and Newport.
Mrs. III. Edgar Lewis, Miss Aimee and
Master Paul left Wednesday for North
Beach, Md. Mrs. William McChesley OF
Mount Rainier spent Wednesday with Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel ]. Mcmillan, New York
place. DR.. George Byron Morse has re-
turned to his home in West Riverdale aft
er an absence of several weeks. Mr.. Will
fred McBath OF Alabama Is the guest Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgard No
Bath, Jackson avenue. Master Franklin
Boteler OF Madison avenue is visiting rela-
tives at Harmans, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam ii. Chase have returned TO their
home in East Riverdale after having
spent several weeks at COLONEL Beach.
Mrs. Daniel Miller Of Takoma Park and
Mrs j. Foster Of Woodside were visitors
at the home OF Mr.. I. II. O'Neil Monday.
Mrs George Beal Read was hostess of the
Mothers Club the evening OF August -.
The interest and pleasure with which the
Mothers look forward to and participate
in their social gatherings. which take
place once every two weeks, seem 10 in
crease with each occasion. Mrs. Read
greeted her guests on the porch, where
for brief time they were permitted 10
linger. Since the organiZa ton OF the club
many forms OF amusement have been
concocted for diversion OF its members.
Upon entering the parlor the ladies were
confronted by q familiar and suggestive
CLOTHES line" Mrs. Read soon made her
appearance bearing two baskets filled with
clothes and clothespins. The contest
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sister. Miss Moses, has gone to Atlantic
City. where they will enjoy the sea
breezes for several weeks
Miss Grace Chandlee of Chevy Chase
left yesterday for Pauldng, N. Y, where
she will visit friends. On her way home
she will make short stay In New York
city.
Mrs Annie Sims has returned from a
most enjoyable trip to the mountains OF
Pennsylvania.
Miss Irene Krouse has arrived home
from an extended trip to Atlantic City
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. r. Sebern left town last week
for Atlantic City and Philadelphia to be
gone about three weeks
Mr.. Norman Smith is visiting friends in
King George county. Va
Mrs. Cornelia Avery has gone to Phila-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Avery. She
will not return to Washington until after
the national encampnent OF the @. A. r.
at Atlantic City in September.
Miss Bette Smith OF 18th street is
visiting Miss Erma Reeves at Brentwood,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Mulcare entertained
as a weekend guest Mrs. MORE Of Roa-
lnoke, Va, who was en- route to Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, where she will
visit friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey and their little
daughter have returned home from their
summers outing.
Mrs. Wesley Stoner has returned to
her home on Vermont avenue from
sojourn of several weeks at Capon
has also returned from an outing in the
mountains of Virginia and expects to
leave Washington this week for an ex-
tended trip through the west.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Mulcare have re-
Gently returned from a two-week au-
tomobie trip through Maryland. Mrs.
Mulcare will leave Washington this week
for Roanoke, Va. where she will visit
friends for a fortnight.
Miss Grace Nelson has returned home
from a sojourn of several weeks spent In
the mountains of Virginia.
Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Saers, with their
little daughter Martha, ha~s returned to
their home on Newton street from a short
trip to Colonial Beach
Miss Hannaker of Hagerstown spent
several DAYS in the city last week as the
guest of her sister, Miss NJ. Hannaker.
George Rex Wilson the scenic artist of
the Columbia Theater will sail for Lon
don about the middle of September, where
he will design and paint the scenery for
one of the Christmas pantomimes.
AL III. Wilson, who comes to the Column
bia Theater early in September. and his
manager. Sidney r.. Ellis. now back from
Europe, are busy arranging for the forth
coming tour of Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. Z. E. Clark will leave shortly on
an extended tour to Philadelphia New
York and New Brunswick. She will be
away one month.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor f. Adler and
daughter, Miss Verbena Adler, have been
spending the past month in Denver. Col,
visiting Mantiou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Herbert c. Parker and children
will leave for New Orleans the latter part
Of the week They will join Mr.. Parker
in Houston, Tex, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Donovan and
their daughters, Misses Helen and Cath
crime Donovan. have returned from a two
week visit to Atlantic City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

Roy Messner OF Thurmont. Md. the
youth who was stealing ride on one OF
tho Western Maryland freight trains that
met In the head-on collision on the Raven
Rock bridge late Monday night, died
Wednesday from his injuries. making the
fourth victim Of the accident, two being
tyaiumen and two train riders.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rothrock and their daugh-
ter. Miss Elsa Rothrock. who have been
az Mountain Lake Park, Md, returned to
the city Wednesday.
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Mrs w p. Palmer Of the Kenesaw has
as her guest Mrs. Elkin of Philadelphia.
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Mr.. and Mrs Willis Jackson and their
little son Eric are the guests of Mrs.
Jackson's father, Mr.. Potter, at James
town, r. l.
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Mrs. A. III. Spiker and her daughter.
Miss Spiker. have returned from their
summer outing. which they spent in the
Shenandoah valley Of Pennsylvania
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Messrs. Clarence and Stewart List have
returned to their apartment in the Rhode
Tel
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DR.. and Mrs J. Reverdy Stewart have
taken an apartment at the Netherlands
for the season.
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Mrs. Langitt. wife OF Col. William c.
Iangftt l.. S. A., returned last week
from Portland, Ore. Col. Langfitt has re-
Gently taken the Hinckley place In
Georgetown.
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Mrs. II. c. shipley II visiting friends In
Sykesville, Nd.
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Mrs. C. MerbeE. accompanied BY her
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Mrs. Houch, accompanied by her two
little grandchildren. has returned from
a abort stay at Colonial Beach
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Mrs. Cecil Lewis, who for the past fort
night has been chaperoning Miss Nellie
Carter on the eastern shore OF Maryland,
has returned home.
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Mrs. M. d. Ellis Of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. has returned to this city from a
pleasant trip to Niagara Fans. Alter
ieaving there she spent some time at Lake
Chautauqua visiting friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

Miss Grace Hubley of Sacramento. Cal,
Is spending a few weeks with 1riends IN
wpehingtCn.
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Miss Augusta Bergman returned Tues
day from a visit to friends in Warrenton.
Va Miss Bergman spent the early part
of the summer with her motheH Mrs
Hermann H. Bergman, who is still in
Cambridge Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Edmund III.
Hinshaw OF Fairbury. Neb.. are spending
several weeks in Washington, having
toured through eleven states in their au-
tomobi,e since the close OF Congress.
They expect to leave this city the LIST or
September for their home in the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

Nont1nueu from I IrSt fdse.I
iting friends in Washington and Annapo-
lis, has returned to her home In Balti-
more.
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MIR. and Mrs. Frank Joy of Massachu-
sets avenue are spending their vacation
with Mr.. joys relatives in Maryland.
They expect to be gone three weeks
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Mrs. Herbert c. Parker and children
will leave for New Orleans the latter part
OF the week They will join Mr. Parker
in Houston, Tex, where they will make
their future home.
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Mr.. Wells Hutchins has returned from
Mountain Lake Park. Md, where ne spent
the past month.
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Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Whiting of the
Gladstone have returned from ocean City.
n. j., where they have been spending
several weeks. They were called home
by the sudden illness of their little grand
CON
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry Adams and
their family are in Gaithersburg, Md.
They will return TO the city about the
middle Of September.
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Mr.. Richard Dixon and Mr.. Brick
Stockdale have returned to their home
after spending a few days in Easton, Nd
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Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey and their little
daughter have returned home from their
summers outing
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Donovan and
their daughters, Misses Helen and Cath
crime Donovan, have returned from a two
week visit to Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Richard S. Hill Of Upper Marlboro
gave a deIightful dance Friday in honor
OF Miss Elizabeth Hamilton Of Washing
ton. The house ana grounds were beau
tifully decorated Those present were
Mrs. r. Irving Bowie. Mrs. Frank w.
HilI. Miss Margaret Hill OF Washington.
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Mrs Mahlon Ashford and Miss Maude
Ashford, who have been visiting friends
in New England and Atlantic City, have
returned to Washington.
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Mrs. Farrow is chaperoning Miss Edna
extended trip during which time they
toured the Thousand Islands. Toronto.
Niagara Falls and Buffalo. On their way
home they spent several days I'm Watkins
Glen. They returned yesterday TO this
CITY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Mulcare entertained
as a weekend guest Mrs. MORE of Roa-
lnoke, Va, who was en- route to Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, where she will
visit friends and relatives
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Mrs. Wesley Stoner has returned to
her home on Vermont avenue from q
sojourn of several weeks at Capor
Springs. Her son, Mr.. Douglas Stoner
has also returned from an outing in the
mountains of Virginia and expects to
leave Washington this week for an ex-
tended trip through the west.
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Mrs. Mulholand and her little daugh-
ter have returned to their home, on Cor
coran street, from a pleasant trip TO
Canada. where they were visiting friends.
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guest Of her cousin, Mrs John T. Will
kins, at her home, on Cameron street.
Mr. John NJ. Johnson has left for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. where he will attend the
meeting of the National Bar Association
as a delegate from the Virginia Bar AS
sociation. Miss Angela Shriver has re-
turned to her home. in Union Mills, Nd.
sfter visit to her brother-in-law and
nj their home, on Cameron street. Mrs.
walter Scott Passmore and little son,
Iegrande Passmore, and Miss Marguerite
cook, who have been the guests of Mrs.
loft Friday to return to their home, in
birmingham, Ala. Rev. T. F. Alderman
- plymouth, Wis, was the guest Of
sriends in Alexandra during the past
week. Mrs. William T. Wilkins and little
Miss Katherine Wilkins are the guests of
raiatives in Richmond. Va Mrs. John F..
Taatatt and Miss Sophie Tackett left last
waels to visit friends In Maryland. Mr..
md Mrs. Worth Hulfish left last week
for visit to Atlantic City. Mrs. Percy
har parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sidney
mo,oias. in Cameron street, spent several
D ,'.s In Warrenton during the past week
Miss Bessie Davis and little nephew. Mas
julian are Riehers quests Of ps,ray
uno als farm. near Strasburg Va Mr. VIII
s s., n Allen OF Harrisonburg, Va, was
nan. nan .uest of friends in this city during
| ~ nast week. Miss Richards, accompa-
tne pbv her nephew. Master Beverly VIII
hieu - spending several weeks in Prince
WiiIiam county
Mrs. George II: Robinson. Master Jack
a reuea o an naT yss 10 RG pe
son son mn in Culpeper. Mr.. William l. Alien
ives AZ charles Page Waller jr., have
a anu from a trip TO Atlantic City
M;ss Alice Gronau will leave today for
MISS where she will be the guest
Of Sai her cousin. Miss Carrie DUNCAN. Mrs
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Mrs. RAY Bradley, Miss Isabel Brown,
Mrs. John Spauldin9 and daughter OF
Anderson. Ind. are visiting in this city
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-21
AWAIT POWER CABLES
PascO Irrigation Pumps Ready for
Current.

PascO, Wash, June 21.-The an
nouncement is made by P. A. Devers
of the Pasco Reclamation company
that everything is in readiness for
starting the pumps at the company's
plant as soon as the power cables
have been stretched across the river
Two of these cables have been sue
cessfully stretched upon the big steel
towers, and it is thought the work
of stretching the remaining wires will
be completed by tomorrow. The
pumps will then be connected and
water will soon be flowing through
out the entire system of the irriga-
tion works.
The company has worked under
many difficulties, but has allowed
nothing to interfere with the work
that could possibly be avoided. Many
land owners are busy clearing their
land and are preparing it for the wa
ter.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-21
DEMOCRATS SPLIT
ON ENDORSEMENT
Ohio Democrats in Session
Gov. Harmon Will
Be RenOminated.

Dayton, Ohio, June 21.-Confident
of victory in the fall elections and
with their enthusiasm given added
force by the belief that their stand
ard-bearer in the campaign about to
begin will be the presidential candi-
date two years hence, the democrat
ic hosts of Ohio have rallied here in
force for the state nominating con-
vention. The committee meets in
Memorial hall this evening to organ
ize by the appointment of the neces-
sary committees and to listen to the
opening addresses. The work will be
completed tomorrow by the nomina-
ton of a state ticket and the adop-
ton of platform.
Governor Judson Harmon will be
renominated by reclamation. No 9TH
er name will be presented for the
head of the ticket. Contests are in
prospect for the nominations for
lieutenant governor and state treas
urer, but the general belief is that
when the convention gets down to
work a slate approved by Governor
Harmon will be put through without
much difficulty.
One of the subjects with which the
convention has to deal and the only
one apparently which threatens to
interfere with the general harmony
of the gathering is the question of
indorsing candidate for United
States senator. The proposal to in
dorse a senatorial candidate was APP
proved by William j. Bryan, who
some time ago wrote letter attack
ing Governor Harmon for his oppo-
sition to the suggestion. Mr.. Bryan
has always had large following
among Ohio democrats, but in his de-
mand that they nominate candidate
for the senate in their state conven-
ton he has found little support.
Nevertheless, a fight on the question
in convention is already clearly out
lined and it may not be an easy mat
ter to defeat the resolution.
Many of the democratic leaders be-
lieve Mr.. Bryan was instigated to
make his demand upon Governor
Harmon by Tom l.. Johnson of Cleve-
land. Nearly two months ago John
son declared his intention of offering
a resolution in the state convention
that the convention proceed to the
nomination of q candidate for the
senatorship. The former mayor of
Cleveland is a delegate to the con-
vention and will have about on hun
dred of the eleven hundred delegates
in it under his control.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-21
PRICE SCHEDULE IS
RIGHT
Schedule Adopted at Yaki-
ma by Growers Will
Be Adopted Here.

Il see," said P. P. Holcomb of the
Wenatchee Fruit Growers associa-
ton, that Yakima has established
schedule of prices for fruit picking
ranging in price from 40 cents for
girls to 1925 for men. 1 believe
that this is an equitable scale and
is about what will be paid here. In
the past we have paid about $2.75
for men, but 1 believe that there is
going to be lots of help this fall and
that $2.25 will be fair price.
Peaches Early Next Month.
''The first good peaches should be
on the market by the middle of next
month. The Fosters, I believe, in
carload lots, should bring us about
Is cents per box. There promises to
be a fine crop of peaches, and 1 be-
lieve that the prices will be good this
year."