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The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Bankers Expose Nell Gwynn.

London.-At a session Of the select
committee on dormant bank balances
it was revealed by Child & Co.'S
bank that Nell Gwynn, favorite
of Charles H., was overdrawn in her
account when she died in 1850.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Mohawks' Oyster Roast.

Mohawk 4. c. oyster roast TO the
football team will be held Monday
night at the clubhouse. l50l Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue southeast
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Values Hen at $500.

Emma D., a-Cleveland hen, laid 3s5
eggs last year. Being a champion
hen, each egg sells for 50. After earn
ing si.005 in a year. her owner values
her at 500.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Montrose Issue Def.

The Montrose A. c. football team is
after n game with the Curb \. {.
eleven. Phone calls to J. Smith.
West 1864
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Twenty-three Cities Have
Held National Franchises
New Rules of Population Forced Hartford
And Troy Out of Circuit Baltimore Lands
Pennant Three Times.
By GEORGE L. MORELAND.

Since the National League was organized back 1876 there
have been enyhee clubs credited members of the organization
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
BIG GAME TODAY
HIGH SCHOOL STANDING.
SERIES SCORES.
ToDAY's GAME.

Tech vs.. Central il the Central Stadium.
p. m- Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21

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The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
GRlDRoN CLASSIC AT sTAD ARR-0THER SPORTS
0TMo ..a THREEnHa
80 psnis8 n,.N.st ose Over WIN ~ N
& RBUGS RAERA IN 3

Yale coaches haven't tougher job than bowler trying
grab a spare off split r. '...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
HIGH COST Of LIVING
MASS MEETING TONIGHT

Citizens interested In reducing the
high cost Of living are urged to attend
the n1ass~ ST. Getting to he held Al $50
clock tonis hit at John Marshall high
school under the auspices OF the
Renters and Consumer Protective
association. Commonwealth Attorney
George Wise and Harry NJ, Smith.
Ir. Will speak on law enforcement
and the necessity fer the corporation
OF the public
Governor Wesrmoreland Davis has
been invited to the meeting and rs
Expected to attend He is "a member of
the assertion, A meeting was called
last Friday night by Mfr. Wise fer the
purpose OF appointing inspecting com
nittees to invest gate retail prices on
foodstnfrs. Merchants charging ex-
tortionate prices were TO be given
wide publicity and the public asked
70 be guided accordingly.
Attendance at the last meeting was
disapDotnrtngty small and Mr.. Wise
stated that the plan could not he
put into practice until a large number
of people, representing every section
of the city. could ho assembled for
the purpose. 1t was then decided to
call another meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Labor and Capital
Conference May Be
Postponed for Time

Washington, Oct a,-The pres
ldanf's Illness may cause the in
definite POSTPONE mont of the con~
ference ttetwaeg, labor and capital
which he had called for next
Monday,
This possibility presented itself to-
aigh. when Ds. Grayson, tho whfte
house physician a9nouneed that the
president Is very sick am! that II had
beea determined after a consultation,
with the specialists called in today
that absolute rest is essential for
some time"
This means tina. the president is to
be isolated from The outside world and
win be restrained from exercising any
of hts executive functions, Obvious
ly for Some time" contained in tha
bulletin does net mean a few days
few weeks would be nearer correct.
In any event tha presidents condi-
tiou will prevent him from participate
ing in the conference scheduled far
Monday. Furthermore there is every
likelihood that IL VIII be called or
until he RECEIVERS as the president had
desired to conduct the meeting per-
snna1iy -bacausa uf. the tremendous is
sues involved and it may be deemed
adydssa bile to p1stpene 1t until he Is
able TIA be present,
White house officials would not dis
euss tho matter tanight, hut il was
said that n an nrQbahnity . .sta1n-
AaeAe - aao~ssna -tnscGQsR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

Washington. Oct. e.---'president
Wilson is a very sick man" was the
announcement made by Or. Grayson
in his bulletin ON the presidents CON
dition issued at ten O'Clock aonight
after the president had been under OBJ
servation of three specialists called
in as eonsuttants.
DR.. Graysous bulletin announced
tffst' ALI tlsF s4es, .af, the cansalti ply
sScians. Dr. r. Y. Dercum, the famous
neurologIstt II Philadelphia; Dr. e.
r. Stitt. head 81 thu naval medical
school In washington. and DIR. Stcr-
ling Knffin. who for years has been the
personal physician of Mrs. Wilson,
were agreed IN the diagnosis of the
presidents condition Eut no stale
naent was made in the bulletin as what
the diagnosis was.
As the ten O'Clock bulletin was
handed out TO The correspondents by
Secretary Tumulty no opportunity
was afforded "a question Or. Grayson
tor information beyond the fact con-
tanned in his bulletin
, II was reported that one part OF the
observation made Of the president by
the specialists consisted of taking an
xRay. DIR. Iercum returned TO
Philadelphia tonight. His departure
from Washington WAS generally re-
sarded as indicating that there was
no apprehension IF the pretdaent's
turn.
I1esidont wilson's condition took
a turn for tho worse.
The developments Of hts iffnexs W cr .
very disturbing to Rear Admiral Cary
T Grayson, tho presidents personal
physician.
DIR, Grawson fek that M corf3d no
longer assume the whole responsfbil-
lily Of tho presidents case ard decided
to can fn two specialists 10 share IT,
with him. His selections wwre Tor. r..
X, Derours- of Philadelphia, IL neuro-
loght, whose reputation in Internal
tionaf aud Rear Admiral II, r. Stirt.
head of tho naval medica school tn
Wrnsfstnet rn. Captain John i, Dennis
OF tho naval dtsnensary also took part
in the consultation on tho presidents
condition.
The announcement that there would
bo a. consultation OF specialists was
made hg. Or. tiraYson immediately
after he posi- ed bulletin on the pres
idcns's condition ut IL a. m,
The II a. m, bulletin was as fell
lows;
The president had a fairly gocd
night, hut HIS condition ts net at all
good this morning"
Tho statement in the bulletin that
the presidents Condition III not at
an geed this morning" was generai-
ly construed at the capitol as indi-.
eating that 1t was had, and tho issur~-
anee or the bulletin created grave
concern everywh here.
Br, Dsarcum arrived in Washington
shortly after four o'clock this after
noon and drove bnfn lately to the
white house. He reached there about
4.90 and was conducted at anea to
the presidents bedroom who're he was
toinsd by Dr. Stitt, whe came by APP
poinsmenf,
Later the specialists were joined by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

This tale might have quito a DIFF
ferent unge had 1t not been for Eddie
RouHch. It might be a narrative OF
Chicago triumph. instead of tn repcti
Z fion OF the story Of yesterday. Gin
cinnau owes much to Oakland City,
Indiana. and something to Bristol.
Conn
Rousch started the Red attack upon
the White Sox this afternoon and
4 Housch stopped a aarce counter at
7 lack by the ChicaEoans that seriously
tnreatencd the peace OF mind of So
Y 900 Ctncinnatians
Il New Bristol. Conn, get IN the pio-
Esure Tor William Larry Knpf. son
Of that city. finished up tho charge
led By Rousch and put over the
Knockout punch for tho. "una round
Fourth Fatal u Scx.
In tho fourth inning, that has be-
come 70 fatal TO tho Ecr. Kopf
iNlukged = three-hAggsr into tho osntsr
deid crowd, scoring two runs. one
run had already bean knockSd In ~
&aOusch.
nassbsn = Sass~ "a ssssA rtis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
GARY SAYS STRIKE
MUST SETTLE rTSEIE

Washington. Oct. 2.-The steel
strike must be allowed tn Ssrfie
itself or vicious clements IN the
Industrial world VIII gam the as
t>endancy, Fsfhert H Gary eXectf-
i've head If he the ysfsated States
steel corporation told the senate
investigating committee today.
No conferences with the striking
steel workers nor with the repre-
Seutativos Of organized labor viii
he held, he declared, and neither
will there bs any attempt 10 set
tie the trouble by arbitration,
Judge Gary strongly expressed the
belief that the aitnstLon has to be
me. with radical program" He
declared that If the strike Is permit
ted to settle Itself. without breach
es Of the law and violation of the
public interests" II will have a very
great influence On strikes in the fu-
lure.
Asked by Senator Kenyon II he
meant by thai such a tsatuenen VIII
prevent strikes in The future, Judge
Gary answered:
1T would havo a strong influence
to<~lrd preventing them when they
arc instigated by had motives. To
encourage this present strike would
ha 10 play into the hands of vicious
elements when do NOT deserve the
suppart and encouragement of such
men MS yourself"
Judge Gary denied that he intend-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Efforts of Transport Workers to Me
date Only Hope After G. ollapse Of
British Governments Negotiations
With Railroaders.
Gary Mills at Chicago Report Return of l,O0O1
Strikers Situation at Strike Center I'm
changed Since First Day of Big Steel Walkout
Steel Men Say Backbone
of Strike is Broken in
Whole Chicago District

Chicago, Oct >. The backbone Of
the steel strike in this district, com
Ganv officials believe, Wa broken to-
day when more than Loco men re-
turned fur duty ~ the Gary mills.
bringing Inc total n poH-union men
&c nearly 5000.
Union officials admitted that many
unskilI"d workers bad gone bach 20
the mills. hut denied that t,000 men
had d~ser' eH the STRIKERS The skill
"a man. they said. are standing pat
South Chicago - the onjy mill town
In this ristrict u here the ranks Of the
strikers have not been broken
From an other wilitoWn came 70
l~,-ts that favored tho companies.
Pfttshurg. Pa. oct That the
steel strike today is in practically tho
Same position that it was ON the morn
irg Of Sept ember %. despite all
claims of the steel men and counter
claims by the strikers. was the state
uent made here tonight by 81 highly
placed official of one Of the largest
Independent factories in the country.
At This moment there is nothing to
indicate that either side has MADE
any material Roadway in the Pitts
burg diStrict-~and as Pittshurg goes
WIFI 40 FAF f1NI+FE tllflt lstl flti AdltteS
to the admission of both sides in the
controversy.
The steel men. banking on what
they term an impregnahle position In
Homestead Fradock and Dndueane,
are at least IN the serface, loudly pre-
dieting full operations in these steel
making centefs next Monday.
At the STRIKE headquarters It was
announced tohiEh; that $50 girl EN-
p1oves Of the oliver Iron and Steel
com pany. Soufhslde, walked ont to-
day. They held a meeting tonight
forming local union The girls
were employed &c thread nuts and
bolts ard perform other light work i'm
the shops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
FRANCE RAT!FIES
PEACE TREATY
BY BIC MAJORITY
All Eyes N O w Fixed
Upon u. 5. S enate
Hoping F or Speedy
Action.

Paris, Oct Franco through
her Gambler of deputies, ratified
the peace treaty of Versailles Ht4t.
today by q vote ef $50 to So The
Angio-Anler!c an French special
pact for the protection of France
was unanimG Justly approved
Paris, Oct Now that France has
ratiacd the peace treaty, the opnost-
ton in the United States senate holds
The fate of the worh IN its hands.
England's iinal ratification viii be
meroiy a.. formalitg. In italy the .uo :
liatrai crisis has postponed the r1tid-
cation by that country for at least "a
month. Japan is waiting for the
ShantunE settlement, Thls makes the
American senss4e the Variable arbtfer,
for the three great powers must rat
ify the treaty 40 make II effective
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Rv DAMON RUNYoN.

Cincinnati, Oct 2-Turn the spotlight Oakland City
Indanapreerably and appropriately big red light cit
zen OF Oakland City has the center of the sporting
might and his name is Edward Rousch.
His occupation is center fielding for the Cincinnati Reds
he pursued that occupation to such effect this afternoon
the Reds took the second of the worlds 1919
from the Chicago White Sox, by seere of too.
Wherefore Oakland City Indiana now sort of little
sister the proud old Queen City Ohio linked by the bond
OF the baseball greatness of their favorite SON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
CONSUL AT|ON ON
CONDITION Of THE
PRESIDE \ I
Physicians Say Situation
is Less Favorable Than
Heretofore No APP
prehension, However.
LATEST BULLETIN.

THE white House. Oct 2, 1919
10 J.. NJ.
The president is a worry sick man
His condition is less favora bic to-
day and he has rem aimed IN bed
throughout today
After a consultation with Dir. f.
Y. Dercum, of Philadelphia. and
Irs. Sterling Ruftin and e X.
'sssisi. os " sasssagsass,s irssss~ksst-is Fsfi'
agreed as to his condition, It was
determined that absolute rest is es-
scntiai for Sofue time
CRAYS0N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
FITZPATRICK COMMENTS
OF GARY STATFsAENH

Washington, Oct 2.---John Fitn-
patrick, chairman OF the steal wor1~
ers' committee inside the following
comment today on the strike ana -
Judge Gary's testimany before ia
senate investigating c1mInittee. III
Judge Gary has Mgged In the 90
shop which IS not the issue. TlA 80
sue Is that n conference ID soNTn&
whereby the grievances OF tho w0S
ers may he presented, ssAsE ff
Judge Gary Says tint thu nrNesE4s
being treated fairly End thAtM4&4
working and living conditions ms
STEEL industry - sysd, gNl
that judge Gary take hia W9eN
g Acv4 Int ths hsaaas Is t1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Dry is Acquitted of
Charge of Assault

Especial to The Richmond virSinian. J
l,uray, Va, Oct. 2.--Jau,as DRY, OF
Shenandoah, this oounty. was az
quftted In the Page County court at q
late hour this evening of criminal as
aault Tho jury WAS not lang In bring
ing I'm In verdict, and Dry was visibiy
affected when the foreman announced
their finding. Dry belongs to T. we'll
known family Of Shenandoah district
and left for his home soon after his
freedom WAS declared by the Jury,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Strikers Will Not BE
Paid Wages Due At
Time of Walkout

London. Oct "A day flied WITH
hopeful signs and ont nnistic predtc-
ttons has just ended in the collapse OF
+ the negotiations between the GOVERN
mont aad the leaders of the striking
( rai}waymen. a
The full reasons for the failure ~
nearly twelve hours negotiations are
stil obscure, but the chief cause seams
tn be the strikers fat refusal to re-
ann" work before the government hAs
shown Il willingness to meet their d.
mauds. Premier IAoyd-Cieorge insists
I'D that work he resumed immediately
and he continued pending thu negn-
tiations. The railmens answer to thia
( was mo-
! The governments stand Is No iess
/ firm than that Of the STRIKERS. IAkA
i this evening IT Embarked upos what
/ amounts to Il policy of starving 'H-re~s
the strikers, by announcing that thA
wages due this week would ha With
held,
There is one ray of hope left. A fresh
attempt at mediation by the transport
: workers who. with the third member
of the triple aIliance'--the miners
hold the whip hand Robert VIII
{ Hams. secretary of. tho transport
warkers organization. said tonight he
win ask Premier lloyd George for one
more conference If this conferences
{ to be held probably early toxnorroW--
/ fails. the leaders win report to the
executives of all unions Immediately
( involved or likely to be involved ana
ask them to consult in order "to pre-
/ pare for any action that may be nAceS-
{ sarv in view Of the whole circn1n-
/ stances.
! This means that the non-sfrikiug
unions affiliated with the rail- strikers
I intend one more effort to bring about
peace and that if this la ineffActual---
/ they will consider a general strike.
James Henry. Thomas. secretary ~
the National Union of RauuaymArs
made THIS statement tonight after t.
ahovtfve last conference with the xoy-
eminent
,>s,. sa s.-~-n
| - -
Negot'a LIONS nave bFoKsn Gown -
asranGh as me Aoserhn,eis g. y e.
IN, aT r. Iss g.,' nonrinr in show ~
strength and solidarity OF our men.
I understand other trades whose
views on the governments offer are
the same as that OF the raffrnen them-s
selves, are making another erort be-
| fore taking acton.
.Inofnas referred 70 the trAHspert
| workers. nlnefs' ana oIhers, VINO nave
been trying 10 'Iihg anou. peace IT'S
Crisis hinges on these traos
ny y'ts ~ SA" -, 80 -.
! put u - A@l' t'is "a, ~ q
-. sa,,,.,
,taaru-ss,a ~ srnvarryrsat 49,.
.hra.,-s, arnthcr hra,d 49, ~. s-e ~
a,,,o,ro,r,y -. resrsat r. n.r -
wages due This vpeek
The men hava troser their 60
trarts.- says an official conrrunt0uo
tonight. They have stopped work
without serving notice They have In
aicted damage on innurnera able people
and left the food on which the psoplo
depended for their Subsistence, to per-
ish-
'"rhe damage In liable to be Vastly
greater than the amount withheld
The communi1ue further sah X -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

Weather Was Hot Enough to Fry an Egg in the
Grand Stand, But the Players Came Through
With Snappy Play kid" Gleason Gets
Severely Criticised for His Tactics in Using the
Sacrifice---Error Gave Sox Runs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
THIRD GAME PROBABILITIES.

Cincinnati. Oct, 2s--Probabilities for third game:
Weather-(rood.
Pchers-For White Sox-Kerr. For Reds-Fzler or
Ring.
at 9to5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

Summary: Struck ou-Bv Snlce, .; Williams / Base
on bals-Of Sallee l. of Williams g. Twobase hits
Jackson Weaver. Three-base ht-Kopf. Double plays
Kopf to Daubert f. Collins to Gandit Fcsch F. Collins to
Gandil Sacrifice hitsFesoh, :; Dauher Duncan Stolen
base-Gandl. Balk-Sallee, J. Umpres-Evans behind
the plate; Quigey at first; Nan at second and higher at
third
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
SLIM SALLEE PITCHES
REDS TO End VICTORY

Son Of Oakland City, Indiana, Gets
Revenge for the Way He Was Treat
ed When a Member of the Giants in
II Against the White Sox---Rousch
Is Big Star Of the Game, Knocking in
One Run and Catching Long Fly, Saw
ing Cincy From Defeat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

fContinued ON rage Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
WEATHER

Washington, Ocf. L.
Virginia -- Fair Monday,
warmer tn north Satur-<
day fair and continued
warm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

(Conti-ucd on Page Two.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-27
Today's Anniversaries

1Sl9-Thomas Church Brownell
was consecrated third Episcopal
bishop. of Connecticut.
1S58-Theodore Roosevelt, 26th
President OF thu United States, born
in New York City. Died at Oyster
Bay. New York, Jan. 6, 1919.
1891-Germany, Austria and Italy
signed commercial treaty.
1894-Appointment of Prince Ho-
henlohe-Schillingsfuerat as German
imperial chancellor.
'1395--A part of the buildings of
the University of Virginia at Char
lcttesyille was destroyed by fire.
l89T-MaIy Adelaide, Duchess of
Teck, mother OF Queen Mary, died
at Richmond, England.
1914-Destruction caused by Ger
man bombardment at Rheims esti-
matsd at 100000 900.
"1915-Russian feet bombarded
Bulgarian port of Varna.
r916-Dutch government protest.
ed to Germany against violation of
neutrality. fr
1917--French under General Pc
tain continued successful drive in
Flanders. aN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Eliza
beth NJ. Galarneau, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to Clause Is of the last will
and testament of Elizabeth NJ. Ga
larneau, deceased, executed by her
on the 9th day of November, 1916.
ahd fled for probate in the above
entitled court and matter on the Sd
day of May 1919, and duly admit
ted to probate therein that I, the
undersigned duly appointed, qualified
and acting executrix Of the said es-
tate. will ,son and after 1000 a. m.
on Wednesday, the 26th day Of No
yember, A. d. 1919, at the Office of
II. NJ, Manning in the Loomis Build
ing, Kllmath Falls, klamath Coun-
ty. State OF Oregon, sell /at private
sale to the highest and best bidder
therefor for cash in hand, Gold Coin
of the United States of America. all
of the following described land and
real estate located and situate in
Klamath Falls, klamath County,
State Of Oregon, to-wit: All of Lot
6 Of Block 6, in Fairview Addition
to Klamath Falls, Oregon, being sit
uated in the West " of the North
west u of the Southeast u of Sec
tion 30, Township 38, south, range
8, east. of the Willamette Meridian,
as shown by the duly recorded plat
of said addition now upon file in
the Office of the County Clerk at
Klam 18th Falls, Oregon. Terms of
sale shall be purchase price cash In
hand, bids to be in writing, and
shall be left with this executrix at
the office of her said attorney, II. M.
Manning, at the address aforesaid,
abstract of title shall be at the ex-
pense of the estate. The sale OF
said premises shall be made subject
to confirmation by the said County
Court.
Dated at klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 9th day of October, 1919.
~ (Sgd.) ELLEN HERLIHY,
Executrix. OF the Estate OF Elizabeth
NJ. Calarnean.p Deceased.
27-3-10-17-24
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-27
Today's Birthdays

Z Gen. Christopher Columbus An
drews, one of the few surviving gem
eral officers of the Union army, born
at Hillsboro, New York. one year
ago today.
Giovanni Giolitti. noted Italian
statesman and former premier, born
on Piedmont. II years ago today.
Hon. Walter Scott. former prem
ier OF Saskatchewan. born in County
Middlesex, Ontario, So years ago to-
day.
Edwin f. Gay, who has resigned
as dean OF the Harvard graduate
school OF business administration.
born in Detroit, SO years ago today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-27
NOTED AUTHORITIES Y
: TO nAcE AWARDS

Some of the most noted live stock
authorities in the United statss will
serve - Judges at the California Inter
national 1--we Stock Show in San Fran
cisco. November ] to 8, according to
the announcement Of Prof Gordon H.
True Of the Animal Husbandry nvisi
ion Il the univsfsity OF CAiifornia, who.
IL managing San Franciseos nrst big,
stock chow. 9I,s.,..s 49,. 'rr,.u I
The judge and the breeds they with
tie the ribbons on are a. follows: Dean
G. =. Curtiss. Anes, Ia. draft horses
and fat steers: r. d. Mousel. Cam
bridge, Neb.. Hereford cattle: m. H.
Pew. lRavenna. Ohio, shorihorn cattle.
Poland. China, Yorkshire and Hamp-
shire swine, and with Prof H. H. XII.
dee OF Ames, Ia. fat barrows; Alex.
Mcdonald, Davis, Cal, Aberde en-Angis
beef cattle; Z, ". Majo Los Angeles.
Holstein-Friesian dairy cattle: J. b.
Fitch, Manhattan, Kas., Je.seyaand
Guernsey dairy cattle; H. II. Kiidee,
Ames, Ia, Berkshire and Dlroc.Jc.sey
swine: Frank Brown. Carleton, Ore.
mutton sheep; Charles Cook. Hayward,
Cal, fne wool sheep; V. +. Doicini,
Davis, Cal. Chester White and Tam.
worth swine; j. !. Thompson, Davis,
Cal, junior feeding contest; Z. Forrest
Mitchell. Fresno, and Nat E. Lace,
Los Angeles, poultrN; Hale Prather.
Ukiah, Cal, rabbits; J. Fl. SDelker,
Oakland, CAL. dressed poultry and rab-
bits; E. G.. Worries, Be kelley. Cal.
milch goats; Frederick Miller and E. E.
Nicc6lls, san Francisco, dressed car
c,.cac