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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-03
Silk and Kid Gloves
at these prices

Csc silk Gloves. all colors, at ... 4Sc
$1O0 Silk Gloves, all colors, at ----.-~..- 75c
$l25 Silk Gloves all coors, at -..-~---...-.~ 95c
1925 Kid gloves, all eolors at --.......-...- CSC
S1.5O Kid Gloves, all colors at .--...-.-.. $1.25
$1.75 Kid Gloves all colors, at ~----~.~.-- $1.45
$500 Kid Gloves, all colors, at --.--.~--.. S1.7O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

rss.r J. Wright Is making a
a~wx hxht Cor the legislature Ia
4. ssra district. which comprises
- xasih End wards 81 the city aud
= sorsaern end Ok the county. with
..'sssias,!c ard active support
Tsxht has outlined what be- stands
4 Z fully a. any legislative candl-
~ "A ihe field and those who
i.ex hlm ARE convinced that he
$3.50 rather BE- defeated than vio-
~ sny 4uteelectiou pledge
Wrsght Is 3 republican and al.
vsxx has been one He. however.
49, 81 believe that repnblicanistn
reslses aHy opposition to the d.
~, msmary Wright hiss pledged
hsmeslt Il eleeted 90 work 70 have
~ aomlnatiau 81 supreme court
lalsss hsunghg again under the d.
ncf primary las
viii Obey People.
wdgas has also declared cm.
vbssiealy that he viii vote for the
sanaiate Tor United States senator
neeiying the largest number of
mtsa d the primary Wright re-
ssass b b. a party "a any scheme
rAzsuWreF 70 render this provision
lssffec,lve
Wssghis opinions arr progressive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

We have few Mandollns,
Guitars. Banjos, Accordions and
Viollns 10 be closed out at one
fourth OF their former values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
TALKS ON TEETH
B. The REGAL DENTISTS
Another "very Much
Pleased" Man

r. satisfied customer IL the
kex l4sertisement
M1Nver vas first 70 use that
tnam has raised q monument TO
Nzsa shat will live forever.
This company - In daily receipt
4 lettsfs from satisfied customers
b all parts If this country and
csnada. uptiI We have thousands
h file.
The restoration Of teeth by our
Eelhsx. wlthuut the aid Of partial
tasss. was a radical change from
o. ola-izshloued plans
Il as a successful method from
sss very start. although We keep
ltllzg 10 Il here and taking away
Asre. and IN other ways refining
IAe surk, until We are able to say
'adaY y Is perfect
Here are some important ques.
uoAz iAai We would like 10 have
pa ask Yourself.
hare you lost any teethf
Are y0u trying 10 cover up that
M sith a mouthful Of platesg
p yon vaut perfect set Of
18th,
Dunf Jon know that beautiful
lstsA make the face beautiful
Why do you dlsfigure your
zezih. ruin your speech. spoil your
akssiife organs and shorten your
lei
y got necessary.
Or work Is not expensive, and
M shal u costs Il pays back big
A.lasaas every day in the year.
lasFe u practically no pain con
asessd With the work: no surgery.
soF'ny Or cutting into the gums; Il
gainiess and pleasant
ns must see the condition OF the
80 and mouth before we can tell
II cost But Il 81 not expensive
80 eonsldering It's great value
sasa completed.
-. - give written guarantee
VA al work.
sEeAL DENTAL OFFICES,
lfo5 Bro Az, Cor. Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
c. I. TRAINS RUNNING


TORONTO. Ont. July Co.
Through trains on The Grand Trunk
today are running practically on
schedule, Although the strike Ia
not yet declared Off officially. the
strikers are not interfering with
the movement OF trains pending the
settlement by arbitration. Mum.
beers of strikehreakerH pat 10 work
when the strike began are manning
the trains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

Tho Lawrence & SunduHkY stock
company players werg given royal
reception hy packed house when
they presented "The Clnusmnu' at
tho Lois last night Those players
have been away Tor "a long season
and their reception last night would
indicate that their return Us quito
welcome tg the patrons of the Stew.
ond aV. theatre Thomah nlKnnH
great problem drama ia very well
presented hy the company. The
production evidenced ~ strong indi-
VidNhi effort careful rehcaraing ana
excellent stage management ID ia
deasrVi ing OF good crowds all week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
SHOT BY ROBBERS


PORTLAND. Or. July g5.--R. w
Irwin, secretary of the Inland lrri
cation Co, was shot early today 10
front OF his hume by two strangers
While his Injuries are serious, il
~ beloved irwin viii recover.
NeiEhbOfN declare that irwin was
engaged In a rough and tumble
scufflo with two mon before the
ahot was fired Irwin declares that
he has no idea of the Identity Of
bis aasailanta. who escaped he
had a fow dollars Ia his pocket,
which we're taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

Anaeortos. The Russia Cement
company which tvsa years ago bull
a $3.50 600 plant here but ala mol
open a. BE- preparing 60 commence
this fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

by William w Pratt. was presented
ln Seattle prior o. tho opening nf
tho new bin al the Seattle theatre
yesterday afternoon While IL iH eat
nentiallN temperance story tire
Russell a Drew players keep and
present in a most creditnhle manner
an tho comedy and pnthos OF tho
original story Hig houses arc
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
81 End Ave. South

@ @&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
MURDERER TAKES
CHOICE OF DEATHS

SALT LAKE, July 25.-
Thomas Riley had he choice 81
being shot 20 death or hung, to.
day. BE ohoss shooting.
Riley. with Harry Thorns.
will face q firing squad Friday,
September 9. Both men were
convicted Of the murder Of
George w. Faasell, grocer,
March 20, while attempting 10
rob his store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

he advocates a greater control of
legislative affairs by the Initiative
and referendum Wright has an
nouncod that no has no fuds to 90.
cupy his time m the legislature and
that his sole endeavur will be- Co
represent che voters of his district
Is for tho Canal
Wught mvors the Lake Washing
ton canal project and would be an
active supporter Of any legislation
designed to accomplish that enc.
Wright Is a graduate of the TINT
vcrsly Of Washington. and Ia him
The interest OF the University VIII
have valuable asset Ga the ieeis.
aturo Wrieht ia q lawyer and. al
though one of Che younger practlt.
iouers. has won a large clientele by
hia ability and integrity The en-.
deavor Of other legislative candl
dates to combine forecs with Wright
is a strong Indication that his can.
didacy viii result in HIS nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
UP to 75c JeWeIry Novelties for

providence. n. ID makers surplus 70 uW
% Buckles a fraction OF value Pearl, an =
aBd OxdIzed Metal Buckles. - 10
variety Dutch collar fr~HH
styles. values TO 75c Tuesday 25c - wv
FTst Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25
The MARKETS

The faiiaainE are the average nFiees
quoted ~ the in-ai whaics.trfs GA iaral
nrvslure. fneafa ard feed Efires la All
eases srr sub feef 20 Variation. areaFtiiDH
g. freshness and Nenrrai eArelireee. bat
these prtgHss uNluss otherwise Indicated.
are Tor gtfietls tiFai EHaars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-25

ursauiatss sugar. sack eel
Hsrt sugar. sack ..ra.ss. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
CONGRESS HANGS UP
ON LABOR QUESTION
Houses Disagree on Whether
Unions Shall Come Under
Anti Trust Law.
Try Associated Prossl

WASHINGTON, d. =. June %
Congress is confronted with serious
difficulty which has brought the two
houses into direct d sagreemeDt ana
NAV delay adjournment on the ques-
ton of whether labor unions shall be
exempted from prosecution under the
Sherman antitrust law The conferees
CT the two houses met today and ad-
journed with both sides standing nrm
as over.
The house conferees. Representa-
tivcs Tawnev, of Mime sofa and tltz-
gerald, of New York, voted solidly ior
the house provision to exempt labor
Gnicns contained in an item In the
sundry civil appropriation bill. The
senate conferees. Senators Hale, Per
kins and Clay stood firm for the SEN
ate position against exemp;ing Or
gained labor
The house conferees were INSTRUCT
ed yesterday by a decisive vo;e| OF
that body to ins st on the provision
as placed in the bill by the house
and they would be in contempt II they
did unless the house votes 10 receoe
from its position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
FORMER POLICEMAN
KILLS WIFE AND SELF
ExOfficer OF Wheeling, W. Va,
Shoots Woman and Then
Suicides.

WHEELING. w. VA, June "a
Frank c. Darby. 30 years old form
er Wheeling policeman, killed his
wife and himself in his room at the
Columbia hotel late today. He had
urged the woman. from whom he had
lived apart for several months. tocall
on him. assuring her that they would
adjust their troubles. They had been
together but a few minutes in the
hotel room when shots were heard.
Two of them had killed Mrs. Darby
and then had blown out his own
brains.
Darby lost his position on the police
force few months ago when he is
alleged to have struck his wife and
it is declared he has been insanely
jealous of other attentions TO her
since their separation.
Darby was prominent in local
Wheeling fraternities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
LABOR LEADERS SERVE
NOTICE. ON REPUBLICANS
Gompers and others Urge investiea-
ton Of steel Trust by
Congress.

WASHINGTON. ID. &C.. June ca
President Gcmpers. of the American
Federation of Labor. and other labor
leaders urged on Individual members
OF the house committee today the pas
asge of the Stanley resolution direct
ing an investigation of the so-calied
steel trust.
The labor Organization virtually
notified congress that unless the Stan
ley measure was passed by the house
The Republ can party would be held
responsible in the November election.
The labor advocates were advised
to act quickly by arranging a hearing
before the committee
Another proposition the labor lead
els are interested is the Hughes
amendment to the sundry civil bill,
virtually exemptng labor organiza-
tons from prosecution under the anti
trust and interstate commerce laws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
SHE ENDS HER OWN LIFE
Birmingham Bankers Wife
Suicides by Shooting.
PROMINENT SOCIETY LADY
While Husband is Sailing from New
York to Savannah. Mrs. w. p. L.
Harding Sends Pistol Ball Through
Her Heart-cause Unknown.
PROMINENT SOCIETY LADY

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. June q
Mrs w P. l.. Harding. wife OF the
president of the First National Bank
of birmingham, shot and killed her
self at her home here this afternoon
Mr.. Harding is n New York. Nothing
definite is known about the cause OF
Mrs. Harding's act as her home lie
has seemed 10 be very happy
She was alone in her room when
she fired a pistol bail through her
heart. A negro servant was on the
premises and ran screaming TO inform
the ne.ghbOTs.
Mr.. Harding sailed from New YORK
al : O'Clock this afternoon for Savan-
nah. nearly three hours before his
wife's act
Mrs. Harding was universally re-
garded as one of the most beautiful
women in the South. She was de
voted TO society and entertained
great deal at their magnificent place
in Glen Iris PARK. which is one of the
show places of Birm ngh1m. She was
devoted TO athletics. loved outdoor ex-
ercises and especially loved horseback
riding.
SIZE was the daughter Of Ar. ana
Mrs Sydenham Moore. of Birming-
ham. her maiden name being Miss
Amanda p. Moore.
She was married to M Harding
October %, 1895. and is survived by
her husband and three daughters, the
oldest being about thirteen years and
the youngest six.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
Mr.. POST TALKS ON
MERCHANT MARINE
Manager Of Local Shipyard
Before SUBSIDY Investigating
Committee.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June 81
General Manager W. A. Post. Of the
Newport News Sbipbuilding * Dry
dock Company. Representative Steen-
crson. of Minnesota. and Andrew H.
Keleher. OF New York. an ilIuminat-
ing engineer. talked merchant marine
pro and con before the house ship
subsidy lobby investigating committee
today.
According to Mr.. Post. H. r Hunt
ington, who vas a contributor TO the
Merchant Marine League. IS a prfn-
cipal stockhOl5er in the Newport
News enterprise.
Mr.. Post said that while elected
vice-preS idenf Of the leaguc. he had
taken no active interest and had re
signed when he saw a statement that
no shipbiulding interests were mem
hers.
Mr.. Keleher expressed himself as
having a poor opinion Of the passenger
service on the direct steamship lines
from New York TO South America
Mr.. StecnerSon defended himself
from The leagues attacks. saving the
evidence before the committee show
ID that al ~ the known shipbuildinGs
companies in the United States be-
Ionecd 10 the league and that the
alleged dcfamatoTy statements about
him were intended 70 Influence his
vote.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
MAY BE CONCERNING
DIRECT PRIMARY SUBJECT
News Leaks Out in New York After
Denial by Roosevelt of Report That
He ic 70 Come Out in Opposition
to Chief Executive Of the State
Hughes Accepts.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt has asked Governor Hughes
10 visit him at Sycamore Hill for a
conference.
The news leaked ont this afternoon
in the course of brief supplementary
statement Mr.. Roosevelt chose TO add
to his denial this morning of print
ed report that he is to come out in
opposition TO the governors policy OF
direct primaries.
MIR. Roosevelt did not say ae had
received the governors acceptance
and he refused to give any intimation
OF what subjects he expected TO come
up in conference.
But taken as part of conversation
which had to do with direct primary
he mere announcement aroused the
keenest speculation.
Governor Hughes passes out of the
state house this fall when he assumes
I, seat on the bench of the United
States Supreme Court. but in his de-
votion t. his policies he recently CALI
ed the Legislature in extra session 20
consider this very subject of direct
primaries.
Clifford Pinchot will be guest at
Sycamore Hill tomorrow night.
lie made the announcement himself.
but was dumb to all questions
Tonight Colonel Roosevelt was the
guest OF Robert Collier, at a private
elmer at Sherry's.
William T. Hornaday, director of
The Bronx zoo, whom Mr.. Roosevelt
Sol
natural born side show eulogiZed
Roosevelt today in an address at a
luncheon of the Camp Fire Club given
on the roof garden of the Waldorf
Astoria in Colonel Roosevelt's honor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
CROWDS AT ENcamPMENT.
Sermon and Address Heard BY Bsp-
lists at Virginia Beach,
frsv Associated Prersl

NORFOLK. VA. June 22.-Ove-
900 people. composed mostly Of
permanent attendants. were present
1T the second days assembly today. in
cident to The third annual Virginia
Baptist eBcempaent. al Virginia
Peach
The features we're a forceful ser
mon by Rev DR.. l. G. Brough;cn. Of
Atlanta. and addresses by Rev. Dr. J.
J. Taylor. Of Knoxville. Tenn. on The
mind Of the Master Rev. Thomas
=. Watts. Of Louisville. Ky on the
Function Of The r. Y. 2. u and by
G r. Crossman. Of The Southern
baptist mission board. and Miss A. L.
Williams. % Alabama. on The subject
Of teaching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
WHITE MAN OF BIG
CONTEST IS PLEASED
Batting Negroes Opponent In Ring
Declares His Side of Battle viii be
Taken Care of--Hickard 10 ANTIQUE
ly Awaiting Reply From the
Governor.
fRy Assoe,ereo s-res.1

RENO. NEW, June 22.-James ].
.'efrries tonight is Installed In the
training camp prepared for him at
Moana- Springs, three miles south OF
Reno and work on the arena for the
fight Is underway. Promoter Tex
Richard says he is satisfied that stale
officers will make no attempt to inter-
fere with fhe fight Promoter Sid Hes
ter announced tonight, that having
failed TO get the use of the Jeffries-
Johnson arena, he will take out a
license and build an arena of his own
IN stage the Langfordkefchell CON
test on the morning of July 4.
- This Ia the fight situation in Reno
tonight.
Anxious For Reply.
No reply 10 the telegram sent Cover
ror Dickerson yesterday has been re-
csived by Rickari. The promoter ex-
presses himself that no matter what
pressure Is brought to bear on
Nevada's chief executive the governor
will not interfere with, the fight. Still
Richard would rest edsier IL he had
the governors personal assurance,
and he Is impationateiy awaiting q
telegram bearine the governors Si46
ture and promising Immunity.
Richard today said that IL the fight
were stopped at Nevada he would not
try 10 Stage 1t elsewhere.
But he felt sue that there would
be no trouble in Reno.
Everybody tonight wanted to know
just what Jeffrics thought of Reno as
compared with Ben Lomond. II his
replies TO questions were pieced to-
gether the composite statement would
be about as follows:
Jeffries Talks.
Il wish to tell the people OF Nevada,
and of Reno in particular, that / am
glad the fight is going to be held in
Reno. I can 20 ahead now, knowing
that there is 10 be no further change
in plans.
Il am III just as good condition as
ever was In my life, or better, and
can promise the people of Nevada
that the white mans end CT the hat
tie OF the century viii be taken care
OF on July T."
Tom Flanagan busted himself today
preparing for the negro champions
arrival Friday. Two boxing platforms
are building beside the road house
picked ont for Johnson's camp One
Is 10 have a wooden floor. the other
a floor of trampiet Garth
johnson .won't have any complaint
to make when he sees the camp I've
picked for him." Flanagan said
Everything he needs for his work
will be there ard the living acconno-
cations are great"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
ENDORSE TARIFF BILL.
Pennsylvania Republicans Hold Con-
veation and Name Otficers.


HARRISBURG. PA. June 22.-Tne
Republican state Convention held
here today nominated. without oppo-
s.ticn, the following ticket:
Congressman John X.
Tcnner. CT washington. county.
Lieutenant governor -Congresman
John NJ. Reynolds. Of Bedford county
Secretary of internal affairs-iienry
Houck. OF Lebanon county, incumbent.
Stste treasureI-Charles r. Wright,
of Suspuchanna county. recently APP
pointed by Governor Stuart to fiji the
vacancy i'm that Office.
The platform commends both the
national and state Administrations.
The recently enacted tariff bill is en-
dorsed as being in accord with The
Republican policy expressed in Its
last national platform.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
PROMINENT BUSINESS
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
Birmingham Coal and Iron
Dealer Attempts to Com
nit Suicide.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June 22.-Gsy
r. Johpson. former president Of the
Alabama Consolidated coai q Iron
Company. shot and fatally injured
himself 81 his home about : O'Clock
this evening.
The shot was AIRED WITH su.cidsl IN
tent aud physicians say Il II impossi-
be for him 20 recover.
After hayicx shct himself Er. ScEa-
son. N = statement. attributed his act
b. business reTcrscs.
Nr. johnson was sianc n his home
when The iced Wa c1nmitfe1 ma
was found BY Mrs. johnson. VIC -
turned hcmc ncm down town shortly
after o'ciock- The bniiet penetrated
below TIE heart and lodged r. ne
spine and these = b. GIT hope tor
bis recovery.
His srotser, }. = Jon,son. 1r-
states that Cav 1ohnesa bad tc<n
very der-ersed cor ssFersl 1aTs ,nf
ne fece1f deseiop1neuts "a n ti,'
bsms Consol.dzles h1s prcfed uVr7
his mind 10 ssch ar rxrenf - % rar<<
aim irresponsible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
BATTLESHIP DELAWARE
WILL BE D0CkE0 TODAY
Great Preparations Are In Progress
for the Dresdraueht Test at
Norfolk.
tRv Associated rress,.

NORFOLK. VA, June 22.-The
new 20.0O0 ton battleship Delaware
win be placed IN the dock here for
The first time tomorrow. While no
doubt is expressed as To a success.
tut docking. great preparations are
being made and all care is being taken
n connection with the feat which Is
being watched with interest by navy
officials.
The Delaware VIII take up all but
twenty feet Of the new dock mere.
She will be scraped and painted and
then join the Atlantic squadron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
GIVES KIMBERLY $500.
Decision Reached In Suit Of Fort Mon-
roe Postmaster.

VIZ Tf77TT'F IFFVF'F
NORFOLK. VA. June 22.-ln n suit
by John q. Kimberly. postmaster al
Fort Monroe. against the government
10 recover for the loss by fire of
launch chartered by Kimberly 10 the
federal quarantine in Hampton Roads.
United States Judge Waddiil decided
late today that the government was
not an insurer for the safe return of
the boat. but that negligent acts OF
its employees resulting IN the burning
IF the launch. Kimberly was entitled
To its actual value. $500 of the
81 800 sued for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23

ROANOkE. VA Juno z2.-The
engine and several cars Of an extra
Norfolk 4 Western freight train wenl
through an open draw into the Dismal
swamp canal. eight miles out % Nor
ioik last njcht Lewis Robertson. =
colorcd brakeman. was killed. In.
rinrer =. ". jenkins and Fireman =
G. Walker escaped by tufnping. The
.earinceT and frcman are IN s. Win.
confs hospital a. Norfolk, btt are no.
badly hurt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
DR.. HuIcev Addresses Students.

ASHEVILLE. n. c., June 22.-The
two addresses of DR.. Lincoln Hulcey.
president of John h. Stetson Univer-
sity. at Deland. Fla. were the promi-
nent features of the Southern Students
Conference at Montreal today. AT the
morning platform meeting he dis
cussed inspiration of great charac-
tiers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
AFTER sATTLEsHIP.
Norfolk Wants Vessel Built At Navy
Vsro.

NORFOLK Va. jane Z2.-ihc
Norfolk iindustfisi Commission viii
send a comm fce 20 Washington N
an effort 10 bring about the construc-
ton a. the Norfolk nav yard 81 one
81 the newly authorized baiiiesnirs
The last warshi7s b1iii here were the
bafticship Texas and Cruiser Raieizh.
both Of which saw active service u
TIC Spanish-kmerican var.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
Final Exercises at v. NJ. l.
dy Associated Tr1ssJ

LEXINGTON. VA. June 22.-f1nal
exerc .ses Of the commencement at the
Virginia Military Institute we're held
this morning In the Stonewall Jackson
Memorial Hall and we're presided over
by Superintendent General Edward
Nich0l
Governor Mann addressed the grad
mating class and General Leonard
Wood. chief OF stan Ct tie United
States army. delivered the Jackson
Hope medals to the first and second
rank graduates. respectively.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
Hughes accepts.

ALBANY, n. V. June Ex-Governor
Hughes has accepted the invitation Of
Theodore Roosevelt TO visit him at
Sycamore Hill in the near future.
When asked tonight concerning the
former Presidents invitation, the
governor said it had given him great
pleasure TO accept. He added that no
cate for the visit had been fixed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
Senator overmsn win PRESIDE.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Juno 21.-Unifed
States senai r. Lee :. Ovcrman has
been designated by state Chairman
E1ier 10 preside over the Democratic
stare convention in Charlotte. on
July fourteenth Tic vid make nc
keynote speech for the state campaign
Of 1910.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23
TWO AGAINST MAYNARD.
Second Congressional District Prom
se~- Interesting Rsce.

NORFOI X. VA. June 22-J. Peter
Holland W. A. Young and Harry l.
Maynard. the after incumbent. have
entered the race for the Democratic
concrcssional nom nation. Entries
closed this sficru0on.
The rscc IN the Second district
promises 10 DC the most interesting
IN he state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-23

WILMINGTON. June 2z-rne
fourteenth annual conference % TIE
North Carolina Bankers Aszocfaunn
convened fonign, az WTizhtsviIie
Reach with the largest attendance on
record fer an opening session.