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Kuhn. The election OF VI. Il. Sachs. Rep.
orer H. l.. Blanchard, Dem. is Also indl-
Gated by the returns. w. II. Fennimore,
Rep, il elected clerk of Jefferson county
over l.. ID. MoArdle. Dem.
Port Townsend, Second Precinct-Wilson
a0. Grifhtts 30i; Ferry 2t9. Semple 1so
Weir -, Whittlesey 2G7, superior court
Judge, Sachs ig2, Blanchard 2os: state sem
ntors, Twenty-first district, Landes 247,
Payne 2i2: representatives. Jones 90.
Plunmer pa. Tibbais, jr.. 2i4, Kuhn. 80.
for the constitution. 400, against. 70; for
woman suffrage lbs. against 1872 for
prohibition 2sa. against 399: for
ina II. Ellensburg ..
Quileene precinct gives Wilson As.
Gfiftitts Is Terry Is. semple i6. net Re-
publican gain of q. For the constitution,
81 against. o.: for woman suffrage. u;
against. -; for prohibition, %; against. -.
IEoSpALg. Oct. Wilson -, Griffitts
%, Ferry %. SempIe ~; Laughton y. Plat
tor p: Weir 80 Whittleseg 81 Lindsey %.
Kaufman IS: Reed -. Murphy %; Jones
20. sniveiey .; Bryan 70. Morgan %: For
rest -, GoodeIl Is; Dunbar y. Stiles -,
Hoyt %, Anders 20 Scott 20. White %,
sharpstein 2s. Judson %. Reavis %, Gan
ahl y, Sachs -, Blanchard %; Landes 3,
PAYNE 25: Jones 80, Plummer %, Tibbals
81. Kuhn ~; Fennifnore -. McArdle IS.
For the constitution 81. for woman SUI
frage II, against IS: for prohibition -,
against 81. For state capital Olympia 50,
North Yakima, 5.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Oct. Port Townsend
gives Wilson SIT. Griffitts 447. Ferry SIS,
Semple AS. net Republican gain OF so.
For the constitution SOP. against IS; for suf-
frage 1913, against $50; for prohibition 232.
against 49o Olympia s35, Ellensburg A.,
Yakima 81.
PogT Discovery, Oct. Total votes
cast, 10, Wilson 80. Gsifitts 81; Ferry 50.
semple 81; Landes 81. Payne 81; Jones s.,
Piummer 50, Tibbals S.. Kuhn 80: for
the constitution lis. for woman suffrage
TO- against IS, for prohibition IA, against
81. For state capitai-Oiympia 81, North
Yakima -.
PoRT LUDLOW. Oct. Ludlow gives VIII
son So. Griffitts 10; Ferry y. Semple 10. a
ne. Republican gain of Is. For the consti-
tuition 81 against the constitution Il; for
suffrage IL, against 50, for prohibition L.,
against So; Olympia 65. Ellensburg s..
North Yakima /.
PogT HaDIocg, Oct Total votes cast
CO. Wilson "a, Gritfitts 33: Ferry "a,
semple 33; Lauehton "a. Platter 50; Weir
% WhttIesey 81, Lindsey 81. Kaufman
81; Reed 81, Murphy 81; Jones "a, sniveley
80: Bryan "A. Morgan 81: Forrest "a, Good
ell ss. Dunbar 81, stiles 81. Hoyt 81, Anders
81 Scott -, White 30, sharpstein 81, Jud-
son 80, Eeayis 33: Sachs %, Blanchard II !;
Lsndes IL, Payne 81; Jones II, Plummer
30. Tibbals 81. Kuhn 80: Fennimore 30. Me-
Ardle 30. For the constitution 80. against
3. for woman suffrage Is. against A.: for
prohibition IL, against rs. For state CAPT
tal--olympia -. North Yakima 5, Seattle
|, Ellensburg L.
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Port Btakely Shows Republican Loss.
Especially ON County Ticket.

Port Blakely Shows Republican Loss.
Especially ON County Ticket.
PoEr BLAKrLY. Oct. Following are the
official returns of this precinct. For Rep
resentative~Wilson i27. Gritttts ~. Gov
ernor-Ferry ~, Semple 60. Lieutenant
Governor Laughton i27. Pattor 60. Sec
rotary of Stste-Weir To-, Whittlesey q.
Treasurer Lindsey TT, Kaufman 80. Al.
torney -Generaf-Jones III. sniveey 80
superintendent of Pahllc instruction
Bryan 1876, Morgan 70. Commissioner
of Public Lands-F Forrest l2T, Gooden
a.. Judges OF the Supreme Court
Dunbar l2a, Stiles i27 Hoyt l2T. Anders I27.
Scott rs. White o., sharpstein 20. Judson
- Reavis 81 Ganahl 6.- Superior Judge
Sachs. rep. 81, Blanchard dem. loi. State
Seuator-kneeland rep. fI3. Representa-
tive-~M. $. Drew rep. 81, C. l.. Morrill, dem,
i60. County Clerk-Comstock rep. 1913
Democrat -. For Constitution ie2
Against woman suffrage i4a. Against pro-
hihition is. Olympia Ia. Ellensburg II,
North Yakima /. Seattle l.
PosT MADISON, Oct Port Madison
Wilson -, 6riffltts .: Ferry tsD
Semple =; Laughton 81. Platter 81: Weir
e.. Whittlesey 50; Lindsiey al. Kaufman
81; Bryan 81 Morgan 81; Forrest 81
Goodeil II; Dunb@r 6i Stiles 6l. Hoyt 60,
Anders 81. Scott 81 White IS. Sharpstein
s.. Judson al. Reavis 81. Ganahl 81. sl-
perior judge, Sachs 81. Blanchard 81
Senator. kneeisnd -, Shelton -. gerre-
sentative, Drew IL. Morrell As. Clerk, Com
stock S., Hardisty s.. For constitution
-. against, 4: for woman suffrage. II.
against, 81; for prohibition -: against. So
Dog Fish Bay Precinct Every candidate
on the Republican state ticket receives IS
out ct ~ votes ard Democrats I. For
superior judge, Sachs -. Blanchard /; sen
ator. kneeland 81. shelton representative
Drew 81, Morrill, { CLERK. Comstoek Il.
dgrdisiy I. For constitution IL. against q:
fer suffrage 9, assins; Il; for prohibition
%. against e. Olympia has the mcss votes
fer the capital.
FcKT NRsaTSe TEX, Oct. Pert Wash
ing1on Precinct Every Republican CAN'T.
Date on the state ticket gets Il vote~. Dem
ocTsts 81 superior judge Sachs IL. Blanch-
ard =, senator, knsejaad - shelton q
representative, Drew 8. Morrill, -: eounty
clerk. Coa1stock 81 Ear6sstv g.. For con
sf'snfson r.. against -. Tor woman suffrage
-, against = =, for prohibition NJ. against
81 North akim& ~ Olympus ~.
FeET 5&ND4g, Oct Port Gamble pre-
ciaei-- n slsoa -. Gsiffitts "A Ferry Isl.
>efnpse q; l.aggaton *, Platter -. Weir
~. Nhits&esey -; Lindsey H.. Kawfaaa-
. Iced IS- Murphy Is. Jene= ~. snive
ley - BryAn y. Morgan =: Forest ~
"ccleA - hanhAg -, stiles is Hoyt
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COwLITZ.


iaffve Ticket safe.
kALaAa. Oct. 2.--Griffitss ~, Wilson 100.
semple ~, Ferry 20 PIattor Is. Laugbton
100. whistiesey Is. Weir 100. Murphy -,
Reed leo. kaufman ~. Lindsey 30, Good
ell ~. Forrest 100, Morgan 50. Bryan as.
White -, Judson g. Eeavis Is, Ganahl Is.
Dunbar 100, Hoyt 100. Stiles 100, Anders
100. Scott loo. Van Name So, FORSYTH 30.
Williams IL. Huntington loo, Gum 20.
Smith y. For the constitution 10, against
u; Tor suffrage Is. against 20; for prohibit
ton IL. against IS. For Olympia 49,
hEiso. Oct. al Returns from nine out of
fourteen precincts Of Cowlitz county show
the election of the Republican legislative
ticket by good majority. The total vote
as far a. heard from stands: Wilson Az,
Grif'tts ~. Ferry t6i. semple pa.
kffso, Oct. 2-Returns from nine ont
OF fourteen precincts In Cowlits county
show the election Of the Republican legis-
lative ticket by a good majority. The total
a far as heard from stands: Wilson ao2
GEitstts esi, Ferry iai. semple ri. The
constitution carries by two-thirds. while
the amendments are effectually showed
under. The Republican majority averages
about the same a. las. year. with an in
crease of 81 on the state ticket. Judge
Dennison, running as m independent. gets
only 80 votes in the county for superior
judge. The vote is one third less than i'm
lsss. Much less interest Was taken than
expected.
Lancaster precinct maiorities: Wilson
ID, Ferry 81, Forsythe L.. Huntington 3D.
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LEWIS.
Large Republican Gains-sir Demae,,,ss
stronghoias Carried

CuKHALEs, Oct. Five precincts give
Long, Rep, - majority. at ChehAlis. with
20 votes counted. Long Is II ahead. Tbe
whole ooGnty ticket is safe. Outside az
Geniraiia the vote was solid for
Olympia. aud for the eonstjtn.
ton. SIX precincts. Napavine, Wlnlock
Little Falls, cowltx and Toledo. Demo.
cratic strongholds. give the eatire peDnh.
can ticket majority. a gair. over last
eleessoa. They are solid for Olympia and
heavily IN favor of the constitution.
tHEHALIs. Oct 2.-Eesurns from Cen
traiia- Chehaiis. Bossfort, Alpha. CIaqaato
eowiitzs Eamaagosc. Lincoln Creek. Mana.
yane. iAisae / AIS, Te4eSio and winiocs give
Long, Rep, Tor senator, I.si majority. The
balance q iAe County and state ,lskst
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is over 200. The capital vote Is almost
solid for Olympia; also IN favor of the con-
stitution. The FIVE remaining precincts,
Big Bottom. Kijckitat. Sslkum. Salmon
Creek and Peele, last year gave y Republi-
can majority and viii give larger one this
election
CEsrEALI.. Oct. Each Republican on
the state ticket polled sos in Centralia, ex-
cept Ferry, 30i. Dunbar, Stiles, Hoyt and
Anders 304 each. and Scott Si1. The Dem
ocrats on the state ticket poll pa. Semple
and Sharpstein 2l5, Kaufman and Sniveley
213. The county ticket shows Republi-
can majority of 400
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COLLIN BIA.


DAYros. Oct 1.-The returns are abont
all in. Wolf. for senator. and Day. for the
legislature, Republicans, are elected sure.
Fields IL in doubt. Indications are that the
Republican ticket has carried this county
by small majority. X. +. sturdivant is
elected Judge
COLUMBIA, Oct. 1.-The official count OF
all the precincts in Columbia county gives
Wilson GIL. Grii!itts t4s: Ferry GIL. Semple
CAS-, Republican gain Of %. For the con-
stitution 6is. against the constitution $50;
for suffrage Az. against suffrage s16; for
prohibition 40. against prohibition 7i5:
Olympia 257 Ellensburg 462, Yakima 476.
III. II. Wolf, senator, and II. II. Day. legis-
lature, Republicans. were elected. Weather
iord. legislature. and U. r. Ellis. clerk,
Democrats, were elected by small majorities.
q. c. White, territorial secretary, re-
turned to Olympia today.
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ISLAND.
Nearly Complete Returns shaw Salts
factory Republican Gains.

Nearly Complete Returns shaw salts.
factory Republican Gains.
lTsALArY. Oct. Pour precincts ia
Island county gave wilson IGs, Grifsitts
-. Ferry l9l. Semple e.
For the Constitution Ig7. against the
Constitution ~
Fer suffrage s., against Suffrage fea.
fer Prohibition 81. against Prohibition
f9l
Olympia slo, EllenshQrg .. Yakima 4
All precincts arc heard from bat Useless
hay, wb'eh has Republican majority
tFstaApX, Oct. ?. ~~Republlesn major
IieS in Island county Wilson IL. Perry
-, L&nghtoa ., Weir So. L.ndsley IL Reed
-. Dunbar -, and the balance * the
supreme }adees about - Morse Is elected
representative by g.. and Payne for sena-
Tor. by - All Is complete but one pre-
FtfaFs
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BETTER THAN IN 1883.
The Republican State Majority
at Least 800.
TIE CONSTITUTION RATIFIED.
Democrat. Have Fight. Perhaps q Dozen
Members ef s'se Legi.iat.rc-so
thsise for Capital.

In the state show that the ispa. Hicsns have
gained in nearly every county. King and
Gaiiana lsinY exceptions. The Espuhli-
can majority IN The state viii certainly ex-
eesd fssi. The constitution carried every
county but Columbia. and is ratified by at
least 1900 majority. The vote against
prohibition nnd woman suffrage was two 81
one Olympia was the capital fevori,e.
but will not have majority OF all the
Vote. so that another election will lie
necessary. The Democrats are sure OF
only half a dezen member. Of the lsgisla-
sure. but, allowing them IS. the Republi-
can majority on joint ballot will he -.
Following IL tabnlased estimate Of the
rnajoritses in each county. II II very con-
saryatiys;
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Republicans Have the Usual Majority,
Electing Legislators.
GotDEypaLE tvia Grants, Orr Oct. p
Seven precincts of klickitat county gave
Wilson 42s, Griffitts, go; Ferry, 422:
Semple, 235. For constitution 4s7, against
constitution l43: for suffrage els, against
suffrage 500; for prohibition 3i9 against
prohibition go. Olympia 6s, Ellenseurg
rs, Yakima I46 The legislative ticket is
elected by good majority. Other pre-
cincts not in will swell the Republican ma
ority.
0oLpESpALE, (via Grants. Or Oct. g.
Thirteen precincts in klickitat county give
Wilson 56i. Griffitts sli, Ferry So. Semple
81 There are five precincts to hear from,
all Republican.
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Favor I:~pabiies
NoErH YAxIaa, Oct. - -. -
state ticket is elected IL : - r
a dea,f and the result . ve''
the county ticket r;vht p
MORN YAKIMA. OCT. 80 -
in yakima county, including I'd 60
ina, give Wilson 10 - NJ
Ferry 40. ssupls y.
for constitution, SCANS 81
and against prohibition y '1's
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THURsTON.
Republican Gain-RepubIiean Leg
isIators Elected

ULYMPTA, Oct. Tho total vote ~ rrbnrs.
.oh county is: GrilFitts. e,,s. ygiIsor, 0s11 !.
ferry, 1,o67. sernple. 72s Langhton 11s-
ri iatter Us. Weir 1.os6, whittlesey 7os,
- l'os9. kaufman, 693; Reed go,
: ~, pa, '"' 'Jones ,0S7 .sniveley COS: Bryan
ca ,i, Mofgan rs; Forrest ,092, Goodell
.n5d lunar l.l0l, Styles l,074, Hoyt ,05i,
So ''-'' scott .1sS3, White 6g7, Sharp
STEM ZIG, Judson go, Reayis roo, GanabI
~ Irwin ,0GD, Allen 1872. Ostra-der ! fnz
- p"' Bush .o25, Reich ,0eo, Gaby
$3.50 liiice 81 For the constitution rs:
against. 457: for woman gufTrage ~.
against, 1893; for prohibition ea5: against
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Republican mslarisy
ADA N =.
Republicans Increase Their NaJofit,
Ftfp~Le gisietive Ticket Wins.

Republicans Increase Their Majority
Etfty~I.gisistive Ticket Wins.
RirxytLLs. oct. 2~rhe entire Reruhli-
car ticket In Adams county has an in
creased majority over last years vote of
80 Wilson's estimated vote is 10. Grifiitts
iss}. the balance Of the ticket in proportion.
LUCE. for joint senator, ran ahead Of his
ticket also Mount, for superior Judge For
representative Kennedy Is elected over
ktstxer. Dem. by IS.
The constitution has a majority In the
eoauty ef 81. North Yakima has 20 votes,
the remainder being scattered between
Ellsnsbnrs and Olympia
The Republicans feel juhilant over the
election of their county ticket aud the in
essasod majority
Elfxftlbe. Oct 3~~officai returns from
sdaHas county give Wilson sae. Grifsitts iae.
Ferry 80. Seiapse iii; superior Judge.
Nlssnit, Rep, "a, Cation i26, state senator,
lssies %. smith Isl representative. Ken
neiy -. kreher TEA Cor the constitution
str. against III; for woman suffrage i8G.
against *, Tor prehihitien ls7. against 90.
fer state capital North Yakima %, Eliens.
burg 3. Olympia Ia. rasco 81
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IL tRse>.
Republicans Increase Their Majority.
tfestsng Every Gandf.iatr.

Pear SawNsrSp. OCT 2.~~at the election
81 tbs city yestertsy, the largest vote ever
poiaei was cast Rsp0rsS froFa al the Pre-
ets'cts e JesleFsoH county EXCEPT Brennan
give wilson -, @rslsstts SIS Ferry ~
>sWHse -. For the constitution I.as-.
AGAINST "a. Tor YToashsfsos AZ, against "a
Ahe e3ec Ssos % the entire Republican sersx-
Save ueAef by small majority Is now re
carried a. certain, Henry l.ST6es being
esecied senator over William Payne and
@vcrse II. Jones sssx \. 4. Pignaner rep
rsscr;ssssyes, ovez II. L. Tshlals all J. :
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n~ueeFsts Slightly Ahead Ina~ romtfen.
Representative Elected.

Pear ANsT3ss, oct, .-Total number Of
votes east, -, kor Congress. Wilson a.
ossfsts rs Fer e2scraes Perry -. SEN.
PC L. state senator. iandes Repl. -.
PAYNE tnvmh IlAa. Representative
i.ull Eera - NoJunes tDefnA a. Lewis
,lnaspeaaentA. ~ For The constitution
a. Per the esplsAs, Olympia. -. Fe-
psohihsE0ss, e7 against e.. &c. woman
sngls axe lse; against 70.
pCS@aSxsSe Oct s.~psagensss gives
WILSON - 0risast> IS. Ferry g.. Seranl. a.
= 'ses {'snsoeFasse gain II q For Tho ,s,r-
s'.s1t3ea, y asains; I iov suffrage a
Rs est - jor pgobilltso7 - against ~
o.E AM .s = Elenseats :. North Yakima
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tuttt Ais.

The Majority of the Precincts Shew
tsss1 Republican Majority,
AoSTusAso. Oct, s,-Twe}ve precincts Of
Chehaits county give Wilson S.a. orifAtts
@l' Perry ssa. semple ~. a Republican
Esin 81 % For the constitution. LOIS.
against The constitution. 10. for prohibit
ten. ~ against prohibition, 81. olyn,-
p5a No. tslsnsburr = North Yakima loo.
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Republicans Elect ~ -. .
Old MatSn.

uh1akEA
Republicans Elect - -.
Old Msi~s1.
oSANoEAwA. Oct 2,--Van -
have . majority n about 4 Icr
republican candidate ior -,
elected.
AsroEiA. Oct. 2 Following i.
returns from Wahkiakam eaurts ;.
two precincts, which viii sxell II. I
ilcan majority By So wilson, r.
Eareka 0, Csthlamsl 6, shsnoln
Brookheld IS. orlfAus yose, ~
Cafhlames 80, ssamokaws q r.
10. Ferry: Eureka d, csshlsn
Skamokawa 30. BuoieeIa
sempse: Eureka l. 60
90, Skamokawa s., As,,
II. Langhton Eureka B. Co.,
skamokawa 81, Brooks6eld Il r.
Eureka Z, Cashsmst H.
okawa -. Brooifsld 10. 80
IuIea y, CafhiAmet 8. ~
ns~. - bfooknssd y ~
~ Lufeka !, eatd!Amet -, 6xnn
10 nIooknsid y. Keed, Rep: I'm
lathianet ", Sasmokswa ", Dsml
IS. Murphy: Eureka 2, Csshlsns
skamokawa = brookiieid 10
Eafeka VaIalames g, ekamokfs
brookheid - sa1vsfy EaIekss Csts
o. okanokaNe 2 bfoesneld ~
Eureka Cs.aanet y. skanokes
Dfookneid %. aof halsn
oka"a ~, u.a'a = nFook
Forrest: Eafeka Y 0nssna g
oSawa 70, brooxneid %. ooosssa:
:, Cathiamet %, Skamoksvs q, -
~. lumbar: Eafess u..aa
skamokawa o., bfookfeld =
Eureka ., CathiAmet ", 11so11ee
Brookfieid Do. Hoyt: HI
Cathlamet 81, stAmoSsm e b.
-. Anders: Eureka caalaa
skamokawa d. brccs1. = :
Eureka D, Cathlames v 1.
skamokawa u. shafps A
Cathiamet %, Skamoss.e = =. ~
Whi'e. Eureka I. 'Atl'
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"f'"tts Doesn't Garry His Own p.
Republican Legislative Wet. ''

eFokAss FsLrs. Oct. They are sill
lining =, IN the Second ward. II i %.
close. That is Grif.tts' ward. A. ~. ,.
s.sc',on Allen got - majority in tbs ,@s'
ne Eepaoiicans claim majority fo- M ~
- soh 81 seont 10 Grifiitts is running ahs.t
Lake precinct-Wison so
.a 1..4''s rs, Ferry $50, semrsIe I54 ~
.".e oti 'fle erttre ticket is about the 80 r
> On governor The same nree;re, 'a ,a's
'e3i gave Eoo-asea a majority OF 10 Ee- r..
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fskima - The state capital.
FsscorygR 0et. Mime out OF II pre-
circts of Clarke county are In. The total
number Of votes cast In i.y)i. For con-
grsss Wilson has s7e. Gritflsts IS. Fer
governor Ferry SO, sempis 40. state sem
ator. l.. \. clough. Rep. 1e2, w. L. Hiddie-
son. Dem. 20 Representatives, Amos r.
shaw. Rep. 50, ]. ID. Geogbgan ~, .. y
Cook. Rep. 81. ". r. Lynch, Dem. sssi.
John s. Bel, Dem. si9 James A. Hutch
inson, Dem, 43s. For the constitution ss3;
against the constitution. 3H. For the
capital, Olympia IL. Elleusburg 70. North
YAKIMA i.0f7. For woman suffrage 80:
against. 9s; for prohibition. all: against,
7ei For superior judge. y. II. Bloomfield,
Rep. rs. James 4. Mmnday, DEM, 45i.
Judge T. +. 1enninson Y.
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ISL. Anders rs2 Scott Isl. White "a. sharp

Isl, Anders 1872, Scott Isl. White "A, Sharp
stein % Judson %. Reavis "a. Ganahl 81.
For superior judge, Sachs i'll, Blanchard
81; senator. Kneeland 1s4. Shilton %; rep
resentative, Drew 1ss, Morrill, Is: county
clerk, Comstock is3, Hardesty o. For
constitution 1913, against s; for woman snf-
frage 10. against l50: for prohibition ~,
against 143. Olympia i79. Ellensburg 5,
North Yakima 2, scattering 4.
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wALLA wALLA.


Republicans sweep - 1se
Usual MAJORITY.
WALs.A waLLA, Oct. 2-IvdMea
precincts in Walia Wslla -
Wilson Tor, Grifitts i0a. 49,
semple l,oi5. Another prsdoa
Democratic majority, but 70 49,
another 20 Republican. % -
ton there are no correcs sesu.
badly beaten here. H.
sweep the field, except possEnly -
The entire Republican Isg's
elected. The Republican 2
reach 80.
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ENrWbIICAH NWt~F -. ~ Is
Olympia . Fsssf
coIFAx. Oct. 2.--Compisss
twenty precincts in Wal' -. n
give wilson i,,i9. III
Ferry 1896, semple !, y ].
constitution. 1,563. against 80 r
1903; EIlensburg, LII; 49,!
rage and prohibition are 49,. 49, -
Thirteen Of the fifteen prsc ~
ported gave Allen D7 malo. n, -
Two new precincts give 2 sn $50 -
majority. The entire RepuD.A - r
ket carries, also the legis!sss
ticket except county clerk
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FRANKLIN.

Only County In the state that ALWAYS
Goes Democratic.
PAsco, Oct. 2-Fish-Hook precinct
Democratic state ticket 10. Republican 3:
for constitution 2, against IL: for suffrage
&, against :; for prohibition 5, against :.
Representatives oheefe T. Flummer-
felt =
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GARFIELD AND AsorfN.
They Go Republican, kleeting Three Re
pabitcao Legislators.

foNERoY, Oct. 2.-~fiariield and Asot;n
counties elect Republican senator and
tao Republican representatives. Every
thing u In.
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yearly Complete Refers. -.
s democrats xsIssI,s
.n SHELTON t' Oct 2-sax prsrisss ! !.
county col give Wilson ri en,sM !, q /.
2.s, semple "a. Far . s.aa. Z
III, Shelton SIS. Rep,.sss... t.
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against. 50; for sutf,s. -.
Tor prohibition, III: ss ~ =, Is
i 100. Eilenshnrg II, Ysain. | = r.
state ticket averages Z -, J
stand off. "
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Republican Gains legislative Ticket
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NAScovvfs. oct Estarus froal East
saa West haneogyvf BrtssA pgaiFis AaA
FoSrsA RSasn garsei,stts give the Republican
stale eckss aeoat sep majority. and ihe
legislature 49,, More OF less Nh R.0=ssw-
aSlA caves these precincts With 50 naisr.
ttv TIE constitution carries Ay ~
Versa ss.frsSs sal psuhsesl3sa are &C.
fsstssl s.y &eoss sla sad 80 sevea haa-
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Greatly Rssuse&
oAscapss Oct e.--7As D,nau.
resen'atlve Is elected By o nss.;s.
state ticket is about 1 ii
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

vidual flowers are but very little smaller,
but only from two to six flowers in an
umbel, and all of the rest of the plant
much smaller in every way In cultiva-
tion it improves, blooming ngmorefrequent-
ly and produces more flowers to each um-
bel
G. Capense Alba, with pure white flow
ers, G. Capense Rosea, striped with rose
color, are two very beautiful sorts from
the Cape of Good Hope, which are per-
fectly at home here and bloom profusely
Two bulbs of G. Moorei bloomed for us
the past spring, one producing two and
the other one umbel of lovely blush tinted
flowers 1t seems perfectly at home here,
as doubtless all the numerous species
would be- While the species cultivated
here thrive in the most Indifferent soilt they
are deserving of something better, and
will amply repay it.
The "Red Lily" SO common in yards
and blooming the latter part of March
and April. is Hippeastrum (Amaryllis)
equestre, and in our way of thinking, no
more truly beautiful species exists.
The ''Spider Lilies" or "Skeleton LiIies'' /,
Hymenocallis (Pancratium) Carib@um,
are enow blooming, and surely no true lily is
so delicately and exquisitely beautiful.