The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-19

financial Institutions 20 lock Up IeB De-ds iof
Investment nav give you that .cs4, hit THlls
there i. plethora Of money in 'hs East investors
are SILL inclined % De very eo9ss-ve:lTs, and
are not goiag IN very heavily on scse-sss. One
reason for tas present. large supply OF Esoney N
the East 10 TIE establishment OF reserves II ne
western cities Usually yoz kIos tzesfe IS .
large westward Gov Of nancy 70 more ne crops,
but that did not occnr ~ sny grssi ex.sat Ihls
year. Ar. Merritt vii visit the rEin 'a4 ciIsss
or tae Sound and return u way o. Portland.
saE Francisco and Denver.
c. fleming. OF PittsoGrg. is r1ss: Of the
Grand He has been out here for eoup4e OF
months visiting his soa, Who has n7lnsag inter
ssts N the Okanozans and IA British CosuD0lA
The more See OF POUR wonderful eczatry ol'
here. said De, ''t1e more an Convinced c; he
terrible mistake your reopls rave maze OF tie
Chf1ese question. Why. with the z:sst iaeii1-
ties you have here for commerce ard zss11fac-
turing, 10 see-as that yoa have al 5pte1 most
suicidal policy. You have cut Of vast and
growing market for your 1asnufsctare7. WAY,
in iron alone you would have aa1 -5arAet Il
China greater than We have II Psissot-g, no, 20
mention tie other p-o3uc.s OF Civilization
which You could have manufactured here,
and y 3 friendly po.ic7 towa-- tae Chinese
have sold 20 the people OF t1sE COUNTY,.
And again, tn TIE development. o! Four r@
sources here, vha. 90 y0E gsntF !" 81, labor
ers. population AMI WHARF vi. yo1 IND q
more doc.le. lsw-atidng thrifty and Inc lstrto1s
people than the Chinese. TEeg are aundred
times better citizens than TIE HungSrza1s, and
sclsvs and Poles. who are the la1ore-s OF tls
East Why. IL has got 30 such pass n Pits
burg that every mill has got 20 have company
OF soldiers 70 gusri Z. Yes, know Flick en1
the other manufacturers brought these peep o
over here. and have no special sympathy win
men OF his class. But Il seems ahslri Tat he
Law Will permit anarchists 20 coma - on the
Atlantic side and prohibit tie thritIies: class o!
people IL TIE world on the Pacific COST. Now,
II such prohi bition were instigs.ed ~ East.
ern manufacturers 70 cetsrd development. here,
might see some excase for It. But a. IL Tas
measure urged by the peo2le OF the Vest, Is
seems % me - have been suicidal folly"
George 8. wilkins, OF BED Deer. Alberta, az
con- panied by his aunt. Mrs. J. Z watkins, OF
Chicago. are stopping at the Rainier They ara
on pleasure tour and Will visit the pri1cipal
cities on the Coast NJ. wilkins is sSoekluan
and rsncher and lives about 100 miles uorsn of
Calgary. He says that that region 10 East set
ting up, many OF the immigrants coming from
the United States Quite a number OF Eastero
Washington farmers have settled IN the Wetas-
kiwio country, about sixty miles no-sa OF Red
Deer. stock raising has been = p-oets5.s buIi-
ness IN that region. because the British Colur1-
bia rnarset takes ali the cattle raised 81 prices
Chicago market The Canadian Pacific con.em-
plstes extending is Edmonton br.nc2 40 tas
North Saskatchewan through Ye!lowhasd pass
and Seymour nsrrovs, which they EXPECT 70
bridge over 20 Vancouver island and mus run
trains into Victoria
James Rankin, TIE hop grower. from Green
River, IS stopping a. the Diiier- Mr.. RaukIn Is
one O. the few who SPRAYED their vines aui his
yield Is OF the bes. n the state. Ee secured
-zF- go, IT, al. fx1e .
"aii those who sprayed their vines got good
crops, and those who did not got lest. The
cost of spraying Is about / cent 10 u cents a
pound. The best hops raised in This s.ata this
year were those Of Green and skagjs rivers. No.
l have not yet sold ny hops an waiting for
the buyers TO bid up, and there seem TO be
plenty OF them who want ny crop Yes. I
think she acreage devoted TO hop. VII bs con.
| sicerabiy larger next year We know SOW tn at
we can destroy the iouse, and the tear about
this has hitherto deferred many from gong into
this kind OF crop. I shall add thea more
acres TO my fed, and other hop growers viii
also enlarge their fields"
Ex-Mayor and Mrs Frank Agner. OF Chicago
are in tacoma Mr. Aguew is en- route for Cali
FORMS for his health. He has the consEsct for
building one OF the largest of the Word's fair
buildings, sad says tie group Of buildings % b
used in connection with the exposition, to-
sent the mos. attractive and beautiful sight
ever seen Ct env exposition in the world. Mr..
Agnew is Democrat, AMI instead OF large
| Republican majority IN Illinois, be thinks Ii
| will go Democratic. Chicago. or rather Cook
| county, he says, will cast about -, 600 votes
| this fall and give the Democrats . mag1ritT Of
| 1000 Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew have span. several
| days at Seattle.
J. n. Harvey, sgent for the Oregon Improve
| meut Company On the Ocean dock, has returned
| from a trip to Omaha bringing back with him q
| fair young bride. The ladys name was Mss
Louela C. Mayo, and the couple was married at
| Omaha on October s. rhey are settling down to
| Housekeeping al 1i6 Joy street, and wi be at
| home TO their friends after today. Mr. Earney's
| marriage was quite surprise TO his fe low EN-.
| ployes In the offices and around the wharf
When he started for Omaha he claimed to Be
| going simply on q pleasure trip, sud his return
! with bride was surprise TO his frienls.
Oscar Foote OF Washington City, who is stop
| ping at the Northern, said: 81 think seattle 10
| more talked about III Washington City lnen any
| other Western town. The reason Tor il - this:
! There are soma eighty people from that city liv-
ing here and they are constantly writing 10 their
| friends anu relatives bsck East about tais city,
| and they in turn tell their friends what & won
dertui city you have here"
| ~ IL lie SorEu, presiding eiGeI OF tle ~ esterI
| Washington Methodist conference, and Dr.. "
| F. Chestnut, Of New Whatcom, are stopping at
| the Dl.cr. They are IN the city 70 attend a
| meeting OF the board of church extension,
| which is suxilliarv 10 the parent bosre. whose
| headquarters are in Philadelphia Applications
| for loans have been received from several
| churches.
Arson Phelps Stokes. Of New York, Is a New
| York tourist registered at the Raiuler He is
| OF his way - Victoria, where he viii spend q
few days and return via the Canadian Pacific.
His two sons preceded him q few days ago.
They are on THAR way around the weird.
George E. Plumber. Q: Spokane. who has
charge OF the mineral part OF the Washington
| Worlds far exhibit, is at tha AylinEton on his
way home from the country around the head
| waters % the SksgIt, where he hss been collect
| Ing specimens for the mineral exhibit
George T. Gund has returned from trip 10
| the mines n the SLOGAN country, where he has
| for the past three weeks been iuvesu cat g some
| properties il company with a mining Expert
United States seustor Allen. accornrsnied ~
| his daughter Ruth ana Siwari #ht1son, OF
| North YAKIMA, LETT yesterday for Tacoma
Oregon Jealous OF Puget SQUAD.
sidney INDEPENDENT
ire Creg5sicE lie great paper il once was, o!