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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
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Sic militdriide araft Ientidlonos
5uiammenbreden miro, propbe5eit
SIN Sinblid auf iriibere
Gropbeseiunscn Sofires: .2ieb' ga-
terlano fannlt ru6is iein!"
Die g. 3. r8orlo" brlldt breit
lpltrig, Dab Die Iepeiden ibres Ser
aorrelponbcnten fonlequent
engliiden 3enior geialiGt NOR
Sen linb, peroffentli9t ober tagtdgli6
NIT leligem @ottpertrauen sic 2on-
ooner 8eridtc Ser Iaiirten ais %reire|
@abrbeit.
Gen Nolnen oes enelii6en
Sdiffsfapitans 2opio 1bomlon, epon
oem Gampier stratbneB, Ser lid,
riibMt Elm oerti6es l1nterleeboot ger
tort SIT baben, miro man iid) inl
GeutidlanO boiientlid merfen. 3a-|
NIT man, ipenn er Sen 3eutid}en in
Die @anoe fallen iollte, meiB, tpie man
init Dem Burden 81, periabren bat.
~ q, Ets = EeA. -
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ridt Gbomlons smei1na( lelen. GieI-
leidt miro er oann enolid begreifen
Dab Ole s8elpaiinltng bon @anoels-
|idiffen, 81 3uitaltoen iiibrt, Die aQem
solferreht so9n iprefen.
- Gie 2onooner Mefbung, Sic
[grnennung @inoenburgs gum 9ber-|
befeblsbaber aller nerbiiltbeten 5rlp=1
pen an Der Sitfro,1te babe in Deter.
reid l1n5ufrieoenbeit erregt, ut mo-
tiirli6 ShtpinSel. Wan fanl1, obteI
neiteres annebmen, DOB Die oiterrei=
lbilfe Notwithstanding lid1 nit Ser
grnenmurg gerne ellberltanoen err
flart babel1, 1rlo in Sen 2all0ern Ser
9oppelmnnardie meiB mar ant be-
item, Dob Die Sade ser Gerbinbeten
bei Sinoenbura gut altfgebpben lit.
Nllr elm eillbeitlides &omnlanoo
fanm in bie Speratipnen al1i Sem Dit
lid)e1 arieasldmlplabe sic not6men=
biae @inbeitliffeit bringen. -. Die
aumpfe ser lebten beiben Monate BE-
lonoers baben ae3eigt, baB obne oieie
Ginbeitlibfeit Seller u11nermeiolih
limo, nno I'M &riege f0nlten lhon
feline Gebler bon folgenlbmerer 8e=
beltllng meroen.
Die Geatiden lino mirflib redy@
te 8arbaren. Ridt Sic fleinlte ssre1=
Be e%oi1lnensiie Sen slaiirtem a1l,o ibren
an1erifaniiden geoienten. s(m Gpn=
ner5taa mar es Sen sSrar5oieu gel,lr-
gen, iii .6as norooftlid non @eroun
liegenOe 9orf 6leurp einall0rimeen.
Harob snatiirlid rieiiger Subel in
Den bieligeil 8rganen ser MQiirten.
Bon einerf, i~epodlalen .grfoie ql1aliel.
tel, tie sepn: Seil1em Madlalieu Der
Deutlden Mglariffs= uno gSiberltaubs=
trait bas fin Sen ipeiteren Gang Ser
friegerilden Gretgniile BON gepaltis
ger 8~eoeutul1g meroen miii1e. 9ber
lie lparel1 nit ifrem @eqllaliel, nod,
nid]t s1 gnbe, als Sic Melonng for1,
Die Gelttld)en bitten sbie 6ral15oiel1
ions 6leirp ,b%inausgenorf len, Die ST
tlation lei mieber luie Dor Sem fran.
soHldpn @ltgriff. 9as par bitter.
3ie neltc oepode batte eil1el1 idbel1
IMbi9lltb gefunben, llno Sic groBell
Soffnungen, 0ie man al1f Sic gil1=
j1tabme bon SIel1rp gelest bate, ma=
'relt lf11eller nod oerronnen, oils lie
gefommen lparett. @s lit natiirli6
cine al1sgeiudte @rauiamfeit, sen
aliiren 10 ibr biBhen 6rel1oe 81
peroerben; 2orb 9rpce ioIlte ihlell=
lriglt eil1en 11el1et1 @rerelberidt iiber
Foie oeatld)en 8arbaren idreiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Golitiidje nnb nupOIitiid,e
&anbsluHen.

r1as 2an0 ser 5reien iln6
Der 3 apferen". @at iib III Sic
lem 2anbe cine 5timme sbes Nrotes
ties gegei1 Die ihmablibe @inribtl1ng
'oes 6retbeits Belben Mp-
s. - 8 al emefn t erboben?
~ Ole Mngliiirnng bes
V;freien" Mmerifn ipd6relro ser lebten
Sabr5ebnte, gef0rbert ourd) Sic Gin
len Ser BON Dem britiihen Dber=sM,=
perialiIten Sir Geeil Mbobes SIT oie=
lem 3petfe .bitterIaiienen MiIipnen,
bat rieiige 6ortidritte genadt. -
rSdam> no Iit Dein grrstben?9"
fonn man nit "samlet" !aaen.
u@ieSer nit Sen @obensoI1ern"
ldreit Soiepb &einad I'M uSigaro".
edo: Sobe15olerll.
g%eilermad)et bleibt trot aller
britild)en 6aieleien Sic ar1berIdiiiaite
Ssaf1e 1hr oeh n@!rfDld)affstrleg
@ieoer SMtrocitp", 6aB sic
r9eutIdlano" on Sen el1sliihenarelr-
sesrll1 porbeifllbr, obfe iid offi5ieu 51
perdbibie6e1.
Rad an Sen oaufmllntern5en"
grflarltngen SIT ltrtbeilen, pelbe Sic
'slaiIrten erlaiiert, ideint lire 5ade
tydlefbt 51 itegen.
9as Greiienbafte Ser britiider1
8irtblfaftspolitif ,5eigt 1i6 IN Ser
,%beltdnoigen 9ngit, Dor Ser ausldnpi-
ld)en &ottfilrrel,s, Sem .Sauptbeber
pes 5ortldritts Ser @enldbeit.
Gin aliirter 9iplomat periis
ebert 2orb 8alfour, bab ieit ser See
ld)ladt BEL Siitlano sic 3iuge lib sm-
alt1iten Ser Iliirten gelpenbet baben.
sa''n m'b 6 nnbeoiuat ltimmelt.
- GaIement ltarb, als ser MppeM
Der @aibingtoner &esierung in 2on-
Don eintraf. Die alte @eldidte -
Balbinston INNER 81 tSipdt, Inn ettpas
al erreidem, mas gnalanb nidt min.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Der Observation-Disclosures
Dsta, Wcicr, mie gebt's @eidGit2"
. 9lt, man fdlld,t lid) 10 ourd!"

" IS giht mobl faltm einen olr-
ltoitolaen Mnerifancr, Ser nidJt ser
DSelltldlano" alitdlihe Tahrt
miinld)te. Wutb finoet iiberaa 8e.
numbering!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
HEARS oRuFF TONES AS
LAUGHTER DIES AWAY

A. he scuiled by, Robert came
upon them. seated in full view on
the shore. A boat was beached In
the sand and the woman's hat lay
IN Il. II was she OF the flaxen hair,
and a man.
Suddenly Robert noted a distinct
change in the womsn's face. Her
smile died away and in its place
came a look almost OF terror.
The man was talking. His grufs
tones grew louder and more
blustery The woman cringed. Rob
ert saw that the man must have
been drinking. by his actions
Not caring 10 be thought an caves.
dropper. Robert rowed on by the
couple. and just before the voice
OF the man was extinguished by
the distance and the washing
waves. the young oarsman heard
him swear a terrible oath.
That night Robert told his
mother.
In those days the shore line
about Champagne point was a
fayorite site for summer camps
Many people from the city spent
the hot days In tho cool Of the for.
est. and the evenings canoeing on
the lake. II was also q fayorite
place for hunters.
II this were a happy story II
would end here. The woman and
the man would have been seen
clasped in each others arms In q
canoe drifting into the setting sun.
GRuEsoME MURDER
FOUND BY HUNTERS
But this In not the end. II was
q sinister caprice OF cranky fate
that made the sad-faced girl the
victim OF the most gruesome muir.
der In the criminal annals Of King
county.
Robert McCorkle. carpenter
living at 1909 Mercer St. and HIS
son. w. II. Mccorkie. who were
hunting near Champagne point on
September 1. found q head crowned
with flowing flaxen hair lying in
the middle OF an abandoned skid
road. The lower Jaw was gone.
Thirty feet away. after diligent
search. they discovered the body.
II was buried In a shallow grave
covered with brush and logs.
Deputy Coroner s. r. Wiltsie
was summoned, and Sheriff Lou
Smith assigned n deputy on the
case
Coroner wiltsie took charge of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
MURDER OF WOMAN
WITH FLAXEN HAIR h
STILL MYSTERY HERE

the BODY and began a gcarch Tor
evidence that might lead eyentn1
ally 20 the murderer.
lie found the lower Jaw. four
teeth bad been gold.bridged after a
peculiar fashion. The dentist who
had done the work could easily
Identity the body. other dentists
said, but In this everyone In Seattle
failed.
Smiths deputy gave out inter
views 10 the press. saying be was
busy man bat might be able 10
visit the scene OF the murder by
the following Sunday. That was
Thursday.
CITIZENS FIND GUN: go
DEPUTY rs AROUSED
On Friday a posse Of citizens
who lived I'm the vicinity. incensed
over the dilly-dallying OF the sher.
IFS office. went 10 the place and
looked over the ground for further
clues.
Their efforts were rewarded with
the finding Of revolver with SIX
empty shells In It's cylinder. lying
In the grave They also found a
pen knife with n blade open and
bent back, on a nearby log. and a
gold-mounted back comb in the
brush.
Next day Smiths deputy was
loud in his denunciation OF the
citizens posse.
They had no authority. he said.
TO make any search and had pros-,
ably destroyed a lot OF evidence.
But on September Z. a bloody
handkerchief that had been thrown
into the brush some distance from
the grave. was found. IL had dried
hard and the blood had stiffened IL.
No initial or laundry mark was
found to indicate to whom II had
belonged. The belief was that thu
murderer had dropped It when he.
carried away the woman's over
skirt and shoes. which. he apps17~
emily had thought. might give .
clue.
II was at this time that B. r.
Morris. q cook. living AT the Ma
tional hotel. It'd the police a story.
MAY HAVE BEEN
WIFE or 3. =. MORRIS
From the description--the gold
filled teeth and other peculiaritie0
he said he believed the murdered
woman was his wife. who had left
him three years before for another
man who worked for the Seattle
Electric company.
Ard there the story ends.
The Naxen-haired woman lies In
a pauper's grave In the potter's
field at Georgetown--her identity
unknown--and her murderer has
never been found to pay the PEN.
atty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
rIKE rI.ACE--sArI,nnax

stall II. It's graduated sugar. bso
stall a. cleaned currant.. Ice ID; 4oc
wash boards. 2Sc; Toe pkss corn flakes
isc, pint bottle best quality grape ,uice
lsc, large cans milk. 2sc; Toe can,
shoe polish, iso; ioc cans spanish
sauce, he stall ~, Pastsurired milk. &c
at. &c pit stall 1903. ibc pkg oat. Zoe
stall ~, Winesap apples. ssB box de-
liVered new crop wainuts lhs sbe
stall 81, fresh churncd butter. sae III
stan 90, veal, SC TO Zoe h. boiling beef
Dc 20 Sc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
e,lL,NosLHv ONLY A CLERK

Fred Billingsley. proprietor Or
the Stewart Street pharmacy, asks
The Star to correct a statement
made Friday in an item telling OF
the acquittal OF Sherman Billings
ley. on charge OF selling liquor
without prescription. The Star
referred to Sherman Billingsley as
the proprietor. Fred Billingsley
says he is only clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

sANITARy--sAruRDAY

stalls st-Ss, sibs graduated sugar,
SEE. flour. sisS per sack. No. 10 flour.
acc. Stall Is. sc bottles estsup. ise;
lbs lima beans. fbc. No. l hard wheat
flour. si.2o. ihs macsroni. sse stall
-. bacon. ibe ID. hams $50 10; boil
ing beef Toe ID. Stall a.. local ranch
eggs dozen FOR tbc sail q. best oieo-
margarine. soc ID. Stall IA. winesap
apples. N.oo per Dor delivered. potatoes.
sias per sack delivered. stall Ikia
First ave, hot cross buns. $50 doE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

AUBURN. Cal. April 15.-Albert
Cox, one Of the Cox brothers &C
cused of shooting Constable Deepen
ener here several days ago. was
captured today at Winnemucca.
New, by Sheriff McAuley and the
sheriff OF Winnemucca. His brother.
Jim. surrendered recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
CORNER-sATIRnAY

Stall ITO. soc Japan tea. sse; soo can
olive OIL soc. Use pals eottoiene soc.
lbs green split peas. ?sc; 4 Toe pigs
corn flakes. s6c, pkgs. corn starch,
ice; ioc rolls toilet paper. 7sc; at.
sauerkraut, ioe. stall lie, veal roasts
lehc ID, pot roast, Ice ID. round
steaks i5c III; sirioin steaks, 1--we Ii.
stalls iS-2b. Toe lye Sc. lib can red
salmon, loo; fancy dried apricots. loc
H., Ice can cleanser. &c. . bars soar.
2kc. stalls 7-s-5-7. fancy chickens. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

Tot roast. &c H. roast veal 100 -
iihk ssusnfe' loc 10; round steak. i6o
ID. steer steak, lave 10; pork roast
i2he ID veal outlets. lave III; pure
lard, lahc 10: best Jersey butter, Skc
H.; fun cream cheese 2 lbs aSc; fresh
strawberries, ibo basket, shad roe. acc
10 fresh shrimps. ibo 10. red snapper
80 10 fstent Excellent. Holly or Snow
flake flour. usS sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

stan 2io. Lemon soap, 30 bar. large
can tomatoes. SCI. Stall zee. veal stew.
Ice ID. fancy bacon. a0o ID stall 200.
Prlmost Toe ID. ripe olives. ace pit Stall
ao7, asparagus. ioc H. spinach, 2 lbs
lbc, stall 200. dry onions. his Zoe;
good potatoes, lbs ioc. stall 2s, New
York sharp cheese, aso H.; fresh ranch
eggs aSe don stall a.. big pies. zoe
each; raisin cake. isc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
HUGHES WRITES why
ne WANTS NAME OFF

SALEM, Ore. April ia tele-
gram was received by Secretary OF
State Olcott this morning from
Charles +. Hughes In which the
New York justice stated that he
objected TO his name being placed
on the primary ballot and request
Ing that ction be withheld until .
letter which was on the road, ex.
planning his objections. had been
received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

NEW YORK, April 15.-Gen. Str
Sam Hughes. minister OF militia and
defense for Canada. left here last
night for Canada. to answer charges
of favoritism In the expenditure of
money for purchasing munitions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
io--Male Help Wanted

WASTED 500 MEN 10 come
down and see the various bar
gains IN clothing. shoes. tools.
guns. trunks. suit cases. hand
bags. jewelrY. hardware. music
81 Instruments. camping and
Alaska outfits We can also
outnt you Tor that fishing trip
DO not delay. come down at
once. 2zO Occidental ave. cor
ner Main. We buy. sell. OK
change Phons Main 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
PUBLIC MARKETS


Wfti A---NIt HDAr
A. Sionss, rolls toilet paper. use
pkrs. corn starch. iec. 7sc pail cot
toicns. soc. iLc cans minced CLAIMS
use. ! psgs seeded raisins use. . Sc
cans cleanser. Ice. iSc shredded wheat
biscuits Toe! sec best Japan tea 3kc
p1o pke. veruieslli. Sc. Doc can olive
oil. soe. ! q,s sanerkrsut Toe. 8 lbs
fine Japan rice. ese; soc wash boards.
aae. White Neat Co. pot roasta. Toe
III good steer steaks. isc n. veal
roast. lie ID. roast pork. ithc ID. f.
llnk sausaEr. Toe Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

fTbi. H. the second of the mts-
fsrt.as murder eases In ktah county
wbisb have b~ro revived ta Interest,"
by the recent rru~i murders OF WIS.
t"rinn~ wheeler AMI Miss hs's u.
swirl. Sisters. ~ far NO trace OF
III. murderer or msra~rsrs has been
di-.os several such mysterious
murders blot the records Of King
county.
In the early spring OF 1908 a sad.
faced woman haunted the shore OF
Lake Washington. near Juanlta. She
was young and beautiful and a
stranger there.
Even people VINO lived In the
locality saw her only at rare inter.
walls. II fell 10 the fortune Of Mrs.
George fletcher. wife Of the care
taksr OF o. O. Denny's country
home. 10 obrerye her, perhaps. more
often than anyone else.
Like a vision OF airy lowell.
ness she appeared occasionally
out OF the deep woods that
sklrted the shore near Cham
payne point, and would stand.
with long Nasen hair blowing
about her shouidcre, scanning
the waters ~ the lake with a
pair OF field glasses.
Long and eagerly she would
search ever distant cove and inlet,
then. diru ppointed. turn and walk
sadly back into the woods to--no
one knew Ehef~.
Who was u she was looking for.
and why did he not Gomez
Thesc questions were as much a
mystery a. the girl herself. and still
are No one knew. No one knows
today.
On May 20. apparently the ex-
pccted one arrived. for Mrs. J. w.
Brooks son. Robert. OF Kirkland.
rowing near Champagne point. heard
the Joyous laughter OF llght-heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Officers were installed at the
tenth semi-annual convention of
!9he Degree OF Honor, A. o. U. W..
Friday. in the Baillargeon building.
Helen Lee was chosen president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

HERE'S new way 20 make from
5000 70 5000 week. building a
permanent, staple business for your
ser Learn Coles Secret Process and
clear - cents on eVery dollar. Art
Promotion Service. 7s3 cass Bldg
Detroit. Mich
GOOD MONEY made II home kniffing
hosiery Machines utbihed on time
We buy or sell your goods EaHy and
constant ~orsl Wheeler Co Zinc },
sg7 Madison, Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
pHRENoLoGIsTs
MADAM kiRL
the wonderful
EGYPTIAN
TREMENDOUSLY

Reads your head tuss
as u tndirste. from
the cradle 20 raw
What business yea
are adapted fcr.
when and whetp
fou Will marry s~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15

tend Tor our hir re- us esfsloFse No
IL Mailed fr.s eespsif. without
charge. % request This cstaisga- 10
% corupis's sne fAslt ~ ssxssssiens that
ere can order az ss@tY from u a. ~
locking ss tho material In eur store
We guarantee sat. ds,ivsry ntG stock.
Prompt shipm~nfs
o N WILLIAMS co.
Phone Msir istr isst FIRST Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
HOTELS


Corner ffFss Ave and Pine ~,
iarss u59fsfn. autsifs foomsi elevator
service phones n all rooms first class
IN ssssy respect see up Nth private
txth- 81.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
naf ~. fSENNSis- Na.sn- heated Foosa.
AZ ifsfs Third
n.;IississSisils s.SSss .;:s e
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FARMS WANTED

wI~TEn--Te h.sr frpua e~n.s u good
ssrvn fer sale ssnc description ard
e4sh price ~ q. List MinassY oiis
Mirn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-15
CLOTHING
so--Iioresteacis

4o--Homesteads
nritNQrfrIiMENT fer sal. W s-nsr.
ftb sefss ans mile from Staten. siees
"a nsirhhars t~isphons and seed road
a. ngfss pia~.6. - acres fenced ard
IN wheat Price tTne Gail On or sd
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The ancient hebrews. Arysns.
Phoanicians. Greeks and south
Americans had traditions OF a
flood resembling Noah's.
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s7--Bus,ness Chanees

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I6--Agents Wanted

l7-Salesmen Wanted
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imported and domestic calendar line
Special inducemen, to those that car
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wonKfSd NAN. "a. 20 desire. ss-
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iRNcr wiLLiANA- nsih. saa ms.
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NINE MARTENs has been curing bald.
ness for 70 years. 100 2oth ave, N.
East 1875.
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COWS for sale. Or trade Tor horses or
young stock Phone Main szz. Or
Hifkland Red 43z
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no HHENT--2 rooms Tor hachina. Apt
-, beaDmont Apis. corner summit
and Pike
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FOR SALE
44-Houses for Sale

MIGHTY good bargain. modern 7-ronm
house. bis wood she'd two lots. corner
N. seth and dove Cost $500 WIN
take S2.700. terms. Phone Proctor 4B4
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-10
on Coast
Calls for Feed

There have been numerous reports
of late of drought affecting a large
mart of the coast, but the fact was
not appreciated here until the last
dav or two that the situation here is
seriously affected. Attention has been
directed to this fact, however, by the
arrival here of owners of stock on the
coast. who are looking for pasture
for their herds.
The fact will be recalled that a
similar experience few years since
led to the shipment to the valley OF
large number of GARY cows, and the
indications are that the experience
of this year will nave the same ef-
feet. as well as the effect of adding
greatly to the value of feed grown
here.
There has been a considerable re-
duction in the acreage Of alfalfa In
the the valley during the last year,
with a view to getting rid of the
bermuda grass which was encroach-
ing on it, and this will leave no vast
quantity of hay available here.
With realization Of this fact, there
should be a movement in behalf OF
making the feed Of the valley go as
far as possible, qnowing that it must
come 20 have high value in the near
future.
One of the effects Of this will be to
hold the price Of butter fat to a
good price, and at the present time
the producers are getting more than
lis usual at this item Of year.
With Imperial county already lead
ing the state in butter production, the
prospects seem bright for great ad-
vance in the industry and this ac-
companied by large profits for those