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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-29
NALIA WAlLA SITUATION
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR THE REPuB.
LIcAN CANDIDATES..
Indifference and Lack OF Harmony
Among Fusionfsts Have Not Conn
PEELED stirring Campaign
rrink Drew the Largest Crowds

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteiiigencer
WA1IsA WAL<LA. Oct. &.--The cam
paign is rapidly drawing TO close. and
in this county but little real life has
been injected into the work OF getting
votes. To start with, the county Is nom
inally Republican, and II is quite normal
now. This the local Democrats know
full well, and the leaders reaiize and have
realized all along that they were put
ting up losing fight. The candidates
feel the same way. ana are 10th 10 put
much time or money into the contest.
This fact leaves the Republican ticket
without that lively opposition which al
ways brings out the best effort. and in
this way the campaign has dragged along
very quietly.
Another matter Of some Importance was
the fight in the Democratic ranks be-
tween the Rogers and anti-Rogers fac
lions. The Rogers people secured con-
troll OF the only daily paper In the county
quite early IN the summer. and the other
people have been struggling along with
weekly or two. working In a haif-hcarted
way. After the Democratic state con-
vention the anti-Rogers people seemed to
lose all interest in political matters. The
fight put up has been sickly one.
Despairing of electing the county or leg
islative. ticket TRADE of abuse has re-
Gently been opened by the Democrats upon
Judge Brents. who is on the Republican
ticket for reelection as superior judge.
and now the entire effort OF the party in
this county IL concentrated to bring about
his defeat The Republicans claim that
Brenls will be elected by a large ma
torl(D He has lived here many years
and Mas always stood well with the old
settlers and the county people. and among
them the fight on him by the Rogers pa
per will amount TO but little.
The public meetings have been only mod
erately attended anywhere IN the county
thus far. The only good house was that
which greeted Frink last week Of the
opera house The Democrats have not
bad a real enthusiastic meeting up TO this
time although the band and anvils have
been used 10 cali out the people.
Walla walla county is safely Republic
can. The Republicans are fighting Rogers
on account of his record and that OF his
appointees In the penitentiary and school
book matters. and many Democrats arc
openly denouncinE the administration.
Matters at the state prison are said to
be in muddied condition, and local DEM
ocrafs are disgusted with the plan OF the
administration in making appointments
and granting pardons. II II reported that
as q matter OF fact the employees at the
prison are almost In state OF insurrec-
ton and that changes are being made
constantly.
The outlook for the Republicans Is good.
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foul PLAY IS SUSPECTED
MYsrERT0us DEATH FAT MAPLE
VALLEY TO Nh INVESTIGATED.
Peculiar Circumstance surround
ting the Death Of Charles Fenniil
cssse an inquest 70 Ne Demand
eA-BeAy Aaa neea BADLY Bruisea.

ms morning an inquest win be held
at Maple Valley over the remains of
Charles FenniIi. Of that place. who died
F1day under peculiar circumstances. His
body was badly bruised and the neighbors
suspect foul play.
Coroner Sparkling being unable to con-
quot tho inquest, A. he II compelled to
pe at Leary today. q. r. Webster. OF
In his stead.
The following special dispatch from
Maple Valley. giving particulars in re-
gard to the death Of Fennill. was received
py the Post-Inteiiigencer last night:
mere r. z peculiar circumstance at
lending the death OF Charles FennIil. OF
THIS PLACE. On the 18Th OF this month
ne, WITH several others. commenced
drinking at the saloon here. and kent II
up until one Of them had delirium ire
mems. and Fenneil went 70 the house OF
Hiram swingie and stayed there Ave
Gays lie then went TO the house OF
there.
''Fermiirs family lives within ouar-
ter Of a mile. and yet neither they nor
any Of the neighbors were notified OF his
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HOOTMGCAMPAIGN BUTTON
NEW AND. INTERESTING SPORT OF
SEATTLE SMALL BOYS.
Exciting Contests with Emblems Of
Political Parties-Expiained by
an Expert-The "Frinks- Lead,
Followed By "Fsil Dinner PaiIs.s

Say. I'll shoot you q fun dinner pail
against Frinx." said .he frs. urc- I'm.
Jaw. g'wan. what you take me for?"
scornfully replied the second urchin.
But. say" he was now becoming the
petitioner, I'm shoot you Car o. Rus
STA against Teddy with nags."
Perhaps you want to shoot a Bill
Bryan against Mckinley" rejoined the
FIRST youngster. with supreme contempt
vibrating every tone OF his voice.
The two boys were not discussing an
archistic plots: they were INDUCING in
the preliminary verbal eparring leading
up TO a game at the seattie's young
ster's latest sport. shooting campaign
buttons. The counter challenging con.
tlrued for several minutes longer. the two
boys managed to finally patch up q
match and we're soon deep In the game
which II threatening to temporarily drive
marbles from IT'S long-cstablixhed position
OF supremacy.
Mike, the office boy. wandered in tho
face and display of button magnificence
on his coat lapel rivalling the bespangied
front Of the drum major OF a negro min
strel show. He had large buttons and
small buttons and red buttons and blue
buttons and campaign buttons and gum
buttons, and all kinds Of buttons but
Bryan buttons, fairly studding with metal
the entire upper portion of HIS outer gar
ment.
mike whence comes all this display OF
ur5eernly vanity queried the society re-
porter.
WHAT" was the surprised inquiry.
and Mike willingly quit work to talk the
matter over.
where did you get emp and a broad
wave Of the hand indicated Mikes stucco
front
."Oh. the buttons" and Mike laughed
heartily. why, I won 'em shooting but
tons with the kids"
The Expianation ~ Mike.
Don't you know what shooting but
tons Is? The kids shoot buttons now
most as much as they play marbles. Up
at school the kids are shooting buttons
in one part Of the yard and they are
playing marbles In another. and there
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PERSONALS.

tss,es X pen. mayer a. Evsrsss rsssstsred I. the
Seattle ycsfe.tsy.
Ress eas q Ncmss pscniusut mar. 10
registered a. tbs SEATTLE
W fielstars w. ',ssss ssa, ~cms last sat.
afAAs. 10 s,crrins AZ tns sssitie
,sl.a Hyss u the asfir~ltnsal department. IN
wssAinxtsn, u. O.. "a Fcst a, the Battles
A srhwahscher sni Charles W. Rmeahsuus. q
San FtaRsssee. are rrsistsyyd at The nutisr
EdwsrA l. rrsneA sssns Y ,As Csesaisa nesri.
efwent CemPany In pawsce, hss senss out tcs 10
ksaitA and y a soess Al ~ hAinisr-cNna
plss Esarsaxs. cns u the hest-tao~n yssns tssi-
ut.s ser Il psssen. srsss.s fsr,n M ~crfA res.
ssrisy ant "a sesistss~a AZ the iainissarand
Mr. ard M.I a. N welssl. ~ J. HexiaA
Ms. Hss Ms.s crusisy spA Mtss wsis, rssty q
tourists ssem Ssw NeFf. are rssss At tes nainisr-
Grand
y w satarseA. q csasalan russc~s o~selal :,
nlrtinsssa she has een Esss snsn&inx ths wsa.
aing y ~, sister. bass ~ ne ess. 'exstsrca a.
the NeFsAern
]. r. Rasrss. swrsssnssnesns e ths wAns rss
rusA with hesasVasrsrr> Al saas~ss sersrraanse4
rs ~, ~sfe arrived frur ne >qxsS yrytstfsg. ard
Is sssussreA ~ the Rsniu-evani
Dr. ccss pecmlnsNt pAssieian = wi.sir-s,
~es h.. s~en health ericsy & - tas.z ms-ts
Il ns~son ~ scr yvar. 10 xses, ,s sAs Butte.
en- sects - ssa fSeu<t~e ~ = ,ssasiea stp
isek = Maesnisy eas & Da~ssns mss. r. M,
yss ,,s NJ Nsesalss prgs-s 10 aahs scssr
q tho states suTtns tho ~snasr and retrfa % pAs.
soa carry next spins
Jssk wtisy. who vas assistant CITY sssnt q iAs
and uho suhsesneosly vent 20 Ncne. % S1rf A.
sse gAinssr-fsFsnt Ne wti fesma in nswscn Nses
,hs ste hsiex~ the chose q nc seaA
Hon Fssnk ~ Rsehsrxsb eN.sts,s senator arrived
sxstsreas o1shs sssrAsf sasA PustiAna ffon Meme.
Mr. RlchsrS % gnnst ~ tas pler
walter wnhsnsen, q Blssh pAnast. y q sAs
Ins thsir father Mr. rhcuaA who "a ssrioass sssk
Of rtvvitsncs hospital
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Ixnixhss Of Pythin..

The Knights OF Pythlas OF the various
local lodges are taking great Interest IN
the approaching contest In the presents-
ton OF certain portions Of their team
work, the character OF HrythaRoras," In
the third rank. Two prizes FOR the con-
test have been offered by the lodges. The
contest will be held on the evening Of
November ~ before the regular ceuven-
,ion Of the Queen City Lodge. at which all
the Pvthlans in Seattle are invited 20 be
present.
II is intended that the committee hav-
ing charge of the award of the prizes
shall be composed mainly of visiting
knights, sith one member from each of
the three local lodges. There will be n
good literary and musical programme. fol-
lowed by the serving Of refreshments. II
is believed that this contest viii lead 10
others. and result in a general Improve
ment in Tythian team work.
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7 tragedy N DAWSON
-. stoRAH KILLS MISTRESS
80 TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
|| nesasions Became strasned
@.~nah HIS Heavy Losses NJ
- - nsme--Principal Actor IN
~s1y Lens Resident Of Seattle

- elornh. pioneer saloonkeeper of
~ 61od At Dawson october q by his
~ 2fad. affer taking the life OF his mis-
7SoNn On the variety stage as Anna
711a A telegram announcing the
55S epogedy was received at ekagway
~ a the day the Dolphin. by whose
71 ~ news was brought here. sailed
Sntfle. The telegram gave no par
;ISk and the Mitchell woman returned
&GS city from Nome on the steamer
~ 6hout Ave weeks ago. Several days
- thsy left for Dawson. At Nome
- Il said TO have lost heavily gam
II 4 fnrn. and this fact IA said TO have
30 III an estrangement from the
1888, who, It II said, declared her inten-
= = tnave him soon after their arrival
n sosd her that she could not desert
61d i've. and appears to have kept
IA city. where he resided for fifteen
~ U0roh WAS well known. Shortly
~ great nre Of June s. 1888. he es-
~ 4 saloon az No. 1i6 Occidental
- known as "Slorah's Old Home"
~ claoe ne conducted until three years
NfoD be disposed of the business and
~ the Klondike.
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nsuoR NEWS or DAWSON.



f1AWUoN. Oct. i2.--while the Canadians
= iukon territory are occupying their
11 With the coming election OF candi-
D ~ the Yukon council. the Afneri-
AVE decided 70 do a little voting
EuG9iyes The k1ondke Nugget has
Gfsd : ballot which will appear in
laily and weekly issue OF the paper
8 now TIL November g. and every
1cen Who would be entitled to vote
~ outside Il requested to name his
EHM Nterprising jeweler OF Dawson In
~ ! suitable souvenir, which, to-
NJ with the certificate OF election. will
/ 4ssented to the candidate who carries
(llp stone. mate OF the steamer CHI
ukfon. was drowned near Hootnlin-
r. te6ay while running q lire from the
70 Z scow lie had = brother here
~ Emma Alien. who In well known In
III circles OF Seattle and Portland
ben engaged AZ leading soprano in
taks's Presbyterian church, OF Daw-
nliam Winter and George william
were today sentenced TO jail for the
% bggB and beef extract from tho
~ John G. Barr. owned by the N. A.
~ friends OF Mr.. EZRA Meeker, ons
III the hop king ~ Washington. will be
~ 70 know that he Ia one OF Dawson's
~ p4ccesaful merchants
summers, the Pike street grocer, has
- reached Dawson. He comes from the
snana country. which he considers much
ssry one has heard Of rich No. 7. on
~ Wade creek II II stated mere on
|Io1 authority that they have struck It
lily rich on No. H. r., q. Tenant, the
~ ewner o. No: 7 owns No. u.
n9son by the dosens today TO be on tho
oeks by midnight 10 stake where claims
~ been thrown open for relocation.
M n.xs s,.,r, ' ,ro 70 srap 20
|nfnntiue has not been raised.
Il &0hsiderApie excitement was caused the
Yer day BY. giittering displays In win
oosehide gold. but what proved upcn in
Eti9ntion to be brass filsnWs.
The Clear creek ind seems TO be sure
lng The leading companies are putting
elI-stocked storeA a. Barlow CITY. Clear
Dawson IL enjoying real treat now.
I'D enterprisinR Individual brought I'm .
E&1ge consignment OF Tokay and Muscnt
Nre-i 70 per pound.
Esc. n zahriske. who has been IN Dawson
wear. returned last week to his
me, Tacoma. Wash.
Nj. and Mrs. Fulton Josiyn, whose
paNson friends hsd expected them to re-
nh IN during the winter. have decided
N setk Q more genial cline. and leave to-
~ for Seattle
& (Amcs = rcnton, formerly prominent
!R'sen Of Port Townsend, Wash, but who
- resided IN San Francisco for fhej past
1Assen months. Is recent arrival In
MHson.
Mepougail, Of Orlila Wash. expects
- l<Ave for his home some time next
Heek MIR McDouEall " one of Dawsons
0est prosperous business men.
Arthur r. Maynard. OF the Canadian
NH OF Commerce has Just returned
IN Port Townsend Wash. where he
~ been visiting his brother. whom he
~ rot seen Tor thirteen years.
Ms n X i.atimer and daughters. for
o4rly Of Seattle, hut the last year pres
r&lfFs OF the Gold I'm hotel. have
qgved 20 Dawson. where they will engage
u the hotel business on larger scale
N1x BASS. OF Portland. Is In Dawson on
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligeneer.
REPUBLIC. Oct. es.-From the en-
couragement the leaders are getting by
the sentiment expressed throughout the
country among the laborlnE class the
chances for the eleetion OF this straight
ticket are getting brighter every day.
week ago the Democrats claimed the
county by 30 majority. They have now
come down 10 Loo. and by eieetion day.
II the work now being done by the vari-
Gus candidates and the committees. IS
continued and the favorable reports stili
come in 70 headquarters az has been the
case in the past few days. the Democratic
majority will Ne overcome. and The Re
publican ticket elected by at least 100
majority.
The vote Of the county " roiled fully
will he IN the nelghbornood Of ] 80
This heinG the frat state ana county
election ever held In Ferry there ia no
criterion of the past 10 Judge from, but
what the Republicans have up to the
present time an even break for success
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are more kids shooting buttons than there
are playing marbles. III was going TO
school instead of working I'd shoot but
tons all the time.
These are nothing like them I had
last night Why, ! had a fun dinner
peli, but shot with Kid that had am
other, and al the tirst throw he won EN-
both"
How do you do NO. inquired tho as
sistant city editor. anxious TO get par
ticulars about game OF such enchant-
Ing interest.
well you see it's this way" and Mike
took the much-worn blue pencil from the
city editors desk and made a long mark
on the floor. lie removed two small but
tons, one bearing picture OF the ear
kiniey's coun,enance. from his front.
Here. take one OF these and I'll show
YOU Mike said. as he stepped on to a
mark. Now we'll both stand here and
lag ana the one who throws hts button
nearest TO the mark gets frst shot" The
buttons were tossed and the result showed
Mikes superior Workmanship.
Now. you see, It's my shoot" Mike
picked up the two buttons, ratified them
for a few seconds between his crossed
hands and tossed them In the air. shout
ing. Heads win. tails you shoot"
One button landed upon tho floor face
up, while % the other the pin part pro-
tee,ed NM picked up The former .s,i and d
and he handed over the button which had
landed face down. Shooting, Mike ex-
planned. Is tossing the buttons upon the
ffoor with the hope that some Of them viii
land face 80 and become the property of
the shooter. Several shots were taken
before Mike finally landed the second hut
ton IN time desired position and ne de-
clarsd the game over.
''The shooting Il the important part %
the game he explained The tagging.
you see. Ia emily 10 and who gets first
shot. There 10 SEINE advantage 10 that.
but the first time neither button mag turn
face up"
Hrysn uutsews at Disccuss.
Campaign buttons are the boys prin-
eipal stock in trade. The cheap emblem
tn,e the minor currency OF the game. bat
q Is not exactly a nrst-class rna.cA un-
is&e campaign b1stonA preferably those
OF Mcklnley and Roosevelt. are at stake
The various sizes ana classes q cam
paign Nuttons have each an Individual
times required ~ patch W a match.
The most hlghly prtHei baftons are
these the boys cali sfftnkx." the tasty
eynbterns Issued by the state ceatral caru-
rnistec. showing. In addition 20 President
Nc klniey and Gov. Roosevelt. the future
govsrnar Of Washington. Not ussny CT
these have reached The hands ~ the boys
and 4 game Ia which swo % them are at
stake a nlgA rcilfns ~ q Kind to appat
The more timti yosnEeSsrs-
Next In the estimation OF the boys are
thn fuif-tInner-rAli buttons. TAea cogre
the varsoas Mckinley ard Roosevelt but
tors. graded acccrtIrg 80 atsracttveness.
one ~ nyyan; in sse,. few % the soys viii
have anything to DO with the latter, ard
thesr Vaiue IN TIRE shooting il consequently
not exacflN HrSf las
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FUNERAL or RUTH corrER,Li..
services Held at the Mount Pi-sssa,
Cemetery,

The funeral ~ Ruth taleenc Cotteril,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Cot
teriii, was held al 9s0 yesterday after
noon at Mount Pleasant cemetery. No
services were conducted ut the house be-
cause Of the contagious nature OF the
fatal illness. scarlet fever.
Tho services at the grave were conduct
ed by Rev. A. y, Raven and Rev. Clark
Ernest Ward and u T.. Davis were the
pan bearers Several vocal selections
we're rendered by the aaartstte, led by
composed OF Mr. and Mrs Edmunds Mrs
w ~ whittiesey and Mr.. Van Buskirk.
A carriage load OF flowers were sent
hv frisnGs OF the deceased, the norai Of
beauty. A number OF handsomely DE-
signed set pieces were specially notice.
able
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QUARTZ rorxD NEAR wRaSeEI-
Good Lead said to Have been struck
at Glacier Basin.

Special Dispatch 10 the past-Inteillgeneer.
wRASGEL, Alaska. Oct. f5.--Nfthin
the past month some fire quartz has hexn
found tn the vicinity OF Wrangel John
smith and others have struck a COED
Lead of free-millink quartz IN Glacier
Basin. about eight miles frahs here.
II Stuart Brinsey. who Is az work IN
Duncan canal forty niles from here. has
discontinued work Tor a while ard n row
on his way 20 The Sound with = gang %
men who have been working on hts
claims Tor several months
Congressman sulxer. ~ New York city
W no with several Eastern capitalists. -
Interested IN tho COPPER Mountain rrog.
critics rea~ Hcwkan has written 10
PARTIES h4rs stating thSt the cumpahy
would have men cat here shortly after
the fret Of the year and thai active work
would ~ begun IN early spring.
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DAWSON TELEGRAPH LINE.
Given oat THAT u VIII Not ne cem-
nisfrd HIS EaIl.

sf~~cfAt Dispatch 90 TIE Post tfst 81 izeneer
wRAN1EfA Alaska. Opt IA Employees
on the QuesueIie- Dawson tsieEraph llrse
came ~Awn tie Stiekeer ffYrn Gteuoya
lake ard reported that the tire would not
Ne carnnlstsa THIS fatA There remains
r~sv ssyeaty rifles constr rue fora wurk
ysse~ the Mass river. where ire 90 men
atfs work 0Tsr ia pECk aHigsais have
rartsheA IN tas tran ssasN THE gang i@ft
T~gsrranA n C., last nrftnE 30 work
south~ard tcward the cuesneiie rsoGgh
on the Frazer river.
<~arly 81 nsea are At Telegraph and
Clerers, y G.. awAitsrg chance q Goat
anvn fka stlekeen rfNeY % Wranxel.
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CAMPAIGN AT ASTORIA.
Republicans Announce Good speak,
ere for COMING Week.

Special Dispatch to the Pcst-inteiiigenccr.
ASTORIA, Oct 2s-Little interest Is be-
Ing shown here In the coming election
compared with the enthusiasm OF four
years ago. The Democrats have been at
tempting 10 create little enthusiasm
by importing a speaker for each Satur-
day evening. with little result. The Re-
pubiicsns are preparing TO close tho cam
paiEn with some vigorous oratory. Gov.
r. r. Geer spoke last night and Judge
& A. Lowell was here tonight Monday.
November g. Hon. Thomas II. Tongue
will make an address.
The funeral exercises OF the late =.
I. Mexican. which were held nj the Pres
byterian church this week. were largely
attended. The exercises we're under tho
auspices OF the Pioneers and the A. o.
u w.
The heavy rainfall which Astoria IL
now experiencing bids fair to make up
for the deficiency due TO the unusually
dry summer. Weather Observer Johnson
is now confident that the total fall for
the year will not be below the aver
age,
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special LAsYaseh 20 tne Pasi~fnielaiss~e e-.
TACOMA oct n FtoF eager ana VIII
lie Siean. the Seatsse @ags = no speat iSa
Eax-s a ina clty tasi here ten days ago.
mra ~ers released few hears before
their parents sent Fer them. are believed
I'd have al last started horaeward- From
here the bays went 10 Chehalis. The
S;arar Aoy returned several Says ago and
Told the police nc was 81 his way home
TNe Ssasn Bog came - the e!ty taR yes
ssfsap "a ~ fed Ir was pSacea nv
the anltce aboard the ss9 ?. N. Flyer
ana tola 10 20 hau. ca resS1ir~ s--
ALA
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Tn The Zodiac
- Room : =
The Fraseraai brotherhood.

Rainier Lodge. No. i5s. Frsternal Broth
erhood. held It's regular weekly meeting
last Monday evening In Germania hall
Twelve applicants for membership were
received and eight candidates Initiated. A
class of about twenty IL expected to
learn the mysteries Of the order this even-
ing. Much interest Is being taken In the
meetings
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Illness. His body was badly bruised and
Il looks like foul play.
THE n~ighbors and friends OF the de-
ceased are very much worked up over
the affair and demand an investigation.
'rCoss says that Fennlll walked against
car standing on the track, which caused
the bruises"
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new Maps OF cNina.

The pcst-fnteiligwncer has secured the
exclusive right Cor WASHINGTON 70 Rand.
MrNRfly & Co.'S latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
az Post-Intelligeneer business Offices At
10 cents each
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MONTH OF O(TOBfR HAS ALREADY
BROKEN ALL SEATTLE BUILDING RECORDS.

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building ISSUED
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Marked Growth of the fudusfvy
showa mt suunystde.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
SrNNTSfDE, Oct = The dairy Inter-
ests ~ this place are being rapidly ss-
veiopea. A number OF new hand separst-
ors have recently been bought ~ the
owners ~ small dairy herds and the best
mich cows are In good demand at fancy
prices. The Nres real impetus was given
when the ppnkard colony people h0uxht
. carload OF jersey cows ana hsifers
from Salem Or, ever a year ago
Recently = J. Harrison. one ~ their
leaders. said his herd 70 Weber Bros. %
this place. ~ a fne price and st the
same sinse secured for them eleven head
az Michel ard Adam stevens Jsrss>
herbs 81 Fi3enshurE Their herds are
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