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From THE TROOP TRAIN,
Wm. Hamilton's Saturday
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IN 6—PARTS
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CALIFORNIA WINE MEN
LOSE THEIR 1 iGHT !\
ST VTE OF WASHINGTON
OLYMPIA. Wash., Jan.. 26— Cal
ifornia wine men apparent1 y have «>;'
their fight to have Washington's leg
islative ratification of the national
prohibition amendment submitted to
the voters for final approval or r •
jection.
As a result, it is thought, the rat
ification will stand and Washington
will be counted among the state
whose approval of the amendment is
necessary to make it effective.
The fight of the California men
was ended, it is thought, when a re
cent count showed that the California
Grape Grower's Protective Associat'd,
failed by 1.668 to get enough signntur
«*s on referendum petitions asking-that
the measure be passed on to the peo
ple. The petitions carri»xl 20.9S9 nrm
«*s. To secure referendum action 22.
657 names were necessary.
The final contended a fight which
began immediately after the close of
the last Washington legislature wh'ch ]
ratified the amendment. At that time |
attorneys for the association filed af
fidavits to invoke referendum action.
Secretary of State 1. M. HoweM re
fused to file the affidavit until direct
ed by the state supreme court.
wimB mm then seat petitions
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minutes before closing time on t**« I
last (lav permitted for filing the pe j
ti lions were put on file in the of Tic*
of Secretary of state. j
Questions were then raised ns t *;
• hether or not all the signers were |
voters. The grape growers sought ju- j
dicial assistance by asking the su
i cmo court to issue a \vr:i or manda
mus to compel certification lists by
reason of failing to vote at previous
•t’< *»s. The court denied l!te pe
tition and later refused to rehear th*
case.
PE VI HOGS TO PRODUCE
QUANTITY OF'CRANBERRIES
ASTORIA. Ore. Jan., 20— This
"nr the peat bogs near here on both
the Oregon and Washington sides o,
» st t * !>ne, will produce 33,000 hai
r »ls of cranberries, enough to ir k»*
• re of the entire Pacific coast which
has been largely served from easte’i
f olds, according to J. S. Delliuge •>
president of the Oregon Cranh *r'-v
Crowers Association.
\ OSS or REVENUE FROM
WHISKEY TO BE OFFSET
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Jan., 26— Loss
of revenue from whiskey, bee»* and
wines will not decrease the revenue of
Kentucky for 1020, according to rue
State Tax Commission. The comm:
s;on’s annual report stated that nor
mal increase in property values and in
p rowing industries will offset the l->>*
in taxes on liquor.
B. Succo of Juneau, was fined for
gambling last week, Carona, am^er
foreigner was also fined for the
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