Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-26
TWO COMMITTEES
WILL MEET HERE
Republicans and Democrats Will
Elect Their Chairman Next
Wednesday
BULLMOOSERS NEXT DAY
Pa-Mc League Has a Talk Between
the Halves-Pinchot Fails
as Drawing Card
BULLMOOSERS NEXT DAY

DIS DIdNinS NdIU
Two of the state committees will
| probably hold their meetings for or
ganization on ] hne in this city. Ac-
| cording to present plans, both the Re-
publicans and Democrats will meet on
/ the same day and at the Capitol 1t is
believed that the returns will be in
| hand for certification of the rolls. The
Washington party state committee Will
likely meet on June 4.
The returns from eighteen counties
have been received at the Capitol and
| 1t is expected that with the exception
of Philadelphia and Allegheny coun-
ties the returns from practically all OF
them will be in hand by Monday. To-
| day returns were filed by Westmore-
land. Schuylkill. Crawford. Forest. In
diana, Lehigh. Mercer, Pike and Sulli-
van.
| The humors of the recent primary
| keep cropping out everywhere. In
Philadelphia it semes that in spite of
all the roaring and tearing
! around by the reorganizers
they elected but one of the Funny
Philadelphia state committee Things
men. Up in Luzerne county Found
| Dan l.. Hart, the Wilkes
| Barre treasurer, was elected
a member of the state committee in
the face of frantic opposition by Fritz
| Kirkendall. In Erie county the Old
| Guard is reported to have trimmed the
reorganization gangsters and in small
counties the Old Guard elected men
where the machine thought it had
| cincheS. In Lackawanna county Max
| we'll Chapman, chairman of the WASH
| inSton party county committee, lost
the senatorial nomination to William
| Lynch, the Republican candidate. This
| n
| Blair.
| Senator Penrose will be at Marietta
| on May rs. On Memorial Day he will
| deliver an oration at Easton. On the
| following Sunday he will be in Phila-
| delphia and on Monday will speak be-
fore the eighteenth convention of the
National Association of Clothing Man
| ufacturers at Atlantic City on The
| United States as a World Power" On
| the following Saturday he addresses
| the twentieth anniversary of WASH
| ington Camp, Patriotic Order Sons of
| America, in Philadelphia.
The Panic League had jollification
| between the halves, to use a football
| term, last night and the members got
some straight hard talk
While they were resting.
Boy Scouts Candid a Q Mccormick
Have Foot announced that there
Bali Talk was going to be stiff,
hard play the second
| half, which rather chilled
| the ardor of some of the leaguers.
But Immediately music was played and
a letter from Candidate Mccormick
read and then there were more
speeches, among the speakers being
that well-known fullback, E. Moeslein
| the almost back, D. l.. Kaufman, and
the altogether back, James A. Strana-
| nan. The report that the orchestra
played funeral march at the close is
| incorrect
| The Philadelphia Ledger says: "Ro-
land S. Morris. chairman of the Demo-
| cratic state committee, yesterday said
reports received by the
state committee showed
! that William ]. McNair, McNair is
| OF Pittsburgh, a Ryan Now Said to
candidate, had received Be Winner
| the Democratic nomi-
nation for Secretary of
Internal Affairs. He said also the re-
ports showed that the nominees for
! ongressmen-at-large were Robert S.
Bright. of Philadelphia Martin ]. Ca
| ton, of Pittsburgh; Luther B, Seiberr
of Potter, and John Smith Sherley, of
| Clarion. The new Democratic state
committee probably will meet at Har-
rispurg June 3. Little opposition to
| the reelection of Mr.. Morris as state
chairman is expected, as Palmer and
Mccormick, reports show, have can
tured 80 of the 113 committeeman.
| The Democratic state platform will be
drafted by the candidates themselves
| at meeting to be held some time be-
| fore the state committee organizes.
! democratic leaders yesterday said that
| IL would embrace both A. Mitchell Pal
mer's platform and that of Vance z,
| Mccormick"
A dispatch from Dallastown saws:
-Four Washington party voters regis
tered for the primary election last
week Clifford Pinchot, can
didate on that ticket for
P1ncnot United States senator ac-
Chllled companied by several local
IN YORK candidates. was here yes
terday morning to talk to
| these four. His appearance
drew not over twenty persons along
side the auto in which the party trav
eled and so little interest was taken
in the visit that speechmakine was
| abandoned after a few minutes and
Mr.. Pinchot taken for the first time
through large cigar factory. that of
| Hose & Brilliant. both Roosevelt adj
mlrers. AS most of the employees were
women. he spoke to them in favor of
| Woman's suffrage and said he would
| do all he could to secure their right to
vote. The party left here for Red
Lion. where the reception, numerically.
was little larger. And all this in the
face OF postal cards to hundreds in
advance that he was coming. There
is little interest in the Washington
party here. Nine out of every ten
who voted for Roosevelt are now hack
in the old party. while many Demo-
Gratis engaged in the cigar business
which is decidedly panic hit since VIII,
| son was inaugurated, are ready for
| a change for better times. At least
| they so express themselves in general
| conversation"
In the hope that Pinchot will d..
better in Perry, the following is given
| as his itinerary: Clifford Pinchof will
make tour through Perry county hv
automobile, visiting the foIlowing
places on Thursday. May %: Leave
| Harrisburg at Z a. M, arrive at Dun
cannon at a. M; arrive at New
Bloomfield at a. m.; arrive at Elliotts-
burg at 9.45 a. M; arrive at Iandis-
burg at 1890 a. M; arrive aft T,ovs-
vile at IL a. M: arrive at Blain at
| IL noon; arrive at Saville at 1.45 n m
arrive at Ickesburg at 2.15 n. M. ar,
rive at Eschol at 2.45 p. M; arrive at
Markelville at 3.15 D. M: arrive OF
Villa Store at 3.45 D. M: arrive Of
Donnally's Mills at Ais D. M: arrive
at Millerstown at D. M, remainine
| until p. m; arrive at Newnort af
| las p. m. Mr.. Pinchot will make e,,
| address at each point