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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
JUROR CANNOT SLEEP
Mas Not Rested Since Con-
victing cIcmmer.

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. April is.-fr-
win Levy. 81 Pennsburx. one Of the
jurors who convicted James A.
ciemmsY 81 the murder OF Mrs Em-
ma y. Kaiser. has signed n petition
addressed to the board of pardons
FOE a communication Of the condemn
"a mans sentence 20 life ifnprisen-
ment. clemmer's father. who IL cir
euiatinE the petition and getting
many signatures. viii try 20 get the
eleven other Jurors to follow Nr.
I,evy's example MIR Levy claims
that hs has been unable 20 sleep
since riefrimer was sentenced 10 be
hanged
The nerks county prison Inspec-
tors yesterday signed the petition in
behalf ~ ctemmer. who. they say.
was respectable citizen" Of the
county twenty years.
WILMINGTON. Del. April IA
Tho mrs, tldinEs of the fate ~ the
Ave men comprising the crew Of the
sturgeon nshinE smack Reuben An
derson. which left Delaware City.
and which was found going % pieces
In Delaware bay In the blizzard 81
February n. we're received today.
when the body OF Herman Wilson.
one ~ the crew. waa found at Bow
era beach. The body had been In the
water nearly two months. but was
recognized by fishermen at Kstts
Hammock and also By letters In his
poke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
THE WAR ON
LIVING PICTURES
Alameda Church Ladies' Are
to Nave Them Anyway.

ALAMEDA. April fs.-Thc living
picture subject refuses 60 be SUBJ
dued. The ladies' OF the Unitarian
church. In direct opposition TO the
Views expressed by their brothers OF
Christ church. viii stand sponsors
for n living picture entertainment.
Not only will II be given for the
benefit Of the church. but the living
bronze statuary will be exhibited In
the auditorium OF the house OF wor-
ship.
ST. Agnes guild Of Christ church
had such n show planned. but +. r
Mason and F1eman Drake. OF the
vcstry. heard OF /; and they were
30 shocked that the whole business
was squelched at once 10 save their
feelings. The gentlemen were just
recovering from their first shock
when the ladies of Unity Circle of
the Unitarian church defied their
opinions and IL is now feared that
MIR. Mason and Mr.. Drake sxay suf-
fer a relapse.
The ladies' VIII not only champions
the cause OF the artists In tights and
bronze paint. but are determined to
make the affair the SWEETEST social
function ever given In the town.
They propose to make living pie
lures the proper thing in Alameda
society and Mr.. Mason and Mr.,
Drake viii have 10 submit 10 their
decree or relinquish ali claims tn
social leadership.
Unity Circle viii exhibit bronzed
artists Tuesday evening, April Is.
The price OF admission has been put
at 81 and no one will be admitted
who is not in full evening dress.
A new picture will be shown every
10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
CHANGING
HER FACE
An Old Negroes Of Newark
Has Turned White.

NEWARK. April Is-Scwark has
an sEe1 negro woman who has turn
cd almost entirely white. The doc
tors say that u she lives a fcw year.
She viii be "a fair as a Circasslan.
Dlnah Thompson IL then anne Of this
remarkable woman. when she was
born IS years ago. and up 20 her
roth birthday her complexion was
Of rich dark brown. one day when
she was combinF her hair she notlc-
ell queer white spots on her head.
They enlarged and others appeared
ana spread all over her body. Now
nothing IL left Of her original color
except a few dark rpots on her face
and neck. Her hair. which ten years
ago was coal black. f. white. Her
hands are az smooth. white and DELI
cate ~ II she had been provided
with a skin entirely new. Blue
veins. strongly marked. show plain
~ through her skin. She has lived
In this state all her life. and has
been "A widow Tor many years a
year ago her case came 20 tho atten-
ton 81 physicians. and they have
watched the case with great inter-
eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Disguised a. q Student.

OMAHA. April t2.-fn the gulae
Of student al an Omaha CONNER
clai college. John Conrad. accused
Of being an expert horse thief. and
wanted In half the counties Of Wy
oming. Nebraska and South Dako-
tn. was today captured. 80 SUI
priaed was he when Sheriff Smink
Of Sundauce. Wye. grabbed him as
he was leaving the school with 9TH
or students that he could make no
resistance. The officers aliege that
for years Conrad. with a small band
q expert ''rustiers.'' operated In
that stretch of range country where
South Dakota. Nebraska. Wyo-
Ing and Coiorad@ Join. conrad's
only admission In that he had dis
posed Of stolen cattle. but he denies
that he has done any stealing d.
reetly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Three Railway Men Dead

WOODLAND. April Zone Of
the quecrest EupcrHtitions among
railroad mon ia that one fatality
among the employees IL almost GER
tnluly followed by two others before
the "hoodoo" Is broken. Henry +.
Black was brakeman and John A.
Huber a teleErapher. and both were
residents 81 Yoio county They
were ilvelonR ncqunintances ana
both were employed on this division.
Young Huber was taken III on Fri
day aud lived only four days, Black
was confined 10 his bed but i've days.
Both died in Sacramento on the
same day and at the same hour. and
on Saturday their bodies were side
by side in the same undertaking
pnrior
These condolences set the railroad
men To discussing the old upersti-
ton. and there were many gloomy
contcctureH as 10 where on the di-
vision death would make a third vi
STATION. They were not kept long
IN augpenan. This morning r. l..
Dunlap. q brakeman on the Rcddiug
freight train, met violent death.
While engaged IA uncoupllng cars
Mt Connnt'H switch, near Red Bluff.
he stumbled and FELL and before he
could recover the wheels Of car
were upon him. lie was killed In
stnutly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Safety Pin Angered Nor.

WILMINGTON. Del. April IA
United States Commissioner s. II.
Smith today held Mrs. Mary Glen
daniel. OF Milford. under $500 bail
for sending scurllous letters through
the mail to Miss Lydia L. Halves.
OF Philadelphia.
Tho postofiiee inspectors say that
some time ago. while Miss Halves.
who Is a trained nurse. was visit
ing In Milford, she happened to 80
through mill where Willard IL.
Ciendaniel. the husband. was en-
ployed. Clendaniel had burst his
finger. and was complaining OF the
pain. when Miss Halves dressed the
wound for him and fixed the band
age with safety pin.
That night. when Mrs. Clendaniei
saw the safety pin she became an
grlly jealous. II Is alleged. and sent
letters and comic valentines TO Miss
Halves. The latter turned the mat
ter over TO the government. Mr..
Clendaniel went on his wife's bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Statesmen to Visit Alaska

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Fairbanks. of Indiana. is here ar
ranging FOR a journey TO Alaska with
the American members OF the high
Joint commission that has been ne
Fotiating for a settlement Of the diff
ferencca with Canada As the boun-
dairy line between the United States
and Canada iH the most serious sub
ject In controversy. ne thinks the
American members OF the commits
sion could strengthen themselves by
personal investigation. lie ! n
tends To leave Chicago for San Fran
cisco about the middle OF May.
Senator Faulkner and Mr.. Kasson
have already agreed TO go: Rrepre-
sentative Payne IL expecting to
Join them. and they hope to per-
suade Mr. Coolidge also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
ITO BE OR
NOT TO BE
Whether Ills Better to-have
the Saloon or Church.

NEW YORK. April t2.--About as
Interesting struggle as has been
seen In Brooklyn for years between
the church and the saloon. is in
progress NJ Fort Hamilton avenue
and Thlrty-nlnth street. on the
north corner 90 men arc working to
have n temporary church erected by
Sunday. ON the opposite corner are
worl0ingmen. plying trowel and NOR
tar In frantic ondeavor to have a
saloon ready for It's opening Satur-
day evening.
Both sets of men broke ground on
Monday, and are working like beav-
crs. n the church wins the race.
the saloon cannot open its doors, be-
cause ii Is not 200 feet from the
sacred edinee. William Mccormick.
the saloon keeper, says; Il have my
license In my pocket, and they can
not Gust me. The law Ia on my side,
for was here first, I shall open
up here Saturday evening. and !
have invited all my friends to be
present and give me a send-off."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Young Destroyers.

LYNN. Mass. April i2-Six boys
and girls forced an entrance to the
Zion Baptist church. situated on
Church street, this forenoon. broke
every pane OF glass. demolished the
chandeliers, overturned the pulpit,
tore the carpets behind the chancel
rail and demolished the seats.
The names OF the children are all
known to the police, and their par
ents VIII be called upon TO repair the
damage which will amount to "A con-
siderable sum.
Services have not been held in the
church OF late. The congregation
became divided year aEo, and the
meetings since then have been held
Mt irregular intervals.
The building has suffered severely
In the past from depredatlons. but
the police have always found the
persons To blame and restitution has
been made. Now the inside of the
edifice resembles a building struck
by a hurricane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Sensational Murder.

MACON. Ga, April i2.--Gus Tia,
well. a butcher. was stabbed ID
death here today by Charles Durge,
n plumber. The crime was commits
ted In full view OF % policemen. nu,
merous shoppers and citizens. and
created the greatest excitement. The
murder was done at the entrance
Of the city hall. where the victim
and his slayer met. both having
been summoned TO the police cours
for fighting last night about ths
murderer's sister. the same MOTIVE
that aeiuated the fatal assault to-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

f.ors-superior quality. per If. No.
iiF ie01l merchandise mr.. ttso0
tit. No. cedar. ssd1. conmon. per
NJ. - 90. spruce logs. tc.so. cedar
shinFie bolts. &. $500.
Fir Lumber Rough. -. thick IN
ish. surfaced. one OF two sides. =. 10
and L inches vide. iis0so. lengths
y 10 10 feet. special lengths. Zoe per
NJ extra. one-inch fiulsh. iisais. all
vertical grain. 81 per n extra
Flooring. dressed and matched. ti7Q
81. stock boards. s-inch. tsWis. To-
inch. 50. soats. lz-ineh. ttsais Fenc-
Ing. No. or e-tnch fnlsh. 50. Ne. :.
-. V or channel rustic OF drop nld-
Ing. weight 600 lbs. siiaiA Fir iim-
Der jn!sta and scauiilnEH. rough.
'Aao1is. : l s l =. s. ao8is. y 3.
mott box boards. ig-iueh aud up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
Rough. ss8s. bevci siding. weight 200
lbs. titWtE a. ceiling. weights Nos. 4.
: and 4 ss-inrh. 1900 lbs. Noe. 1. J.
and > ss-ineh 100 lbs. tia0T7. wains-
eotinK. tlefftts rustic. fz5d.s: ~.
shingles. ,i2s. STANDARD shingles.
u.i0i t-inch finish. y. u and is feet.
i.sG u: thick finish. t!s@ q. cedar
squares. Z. :. and 10 feet. t.sa %.
plekets. az
klln-driei. 81 In advance Of green.
prAYags. tDc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Mrs. Mckinley Part Owner

CANTON. o.. April t2-Nra.
Mckinley. wife Of the President. her
sisters ana the heirs OF the late q,
-. AaNton own the oil and mineral
rights In eco acres OF land IA the
vicinity Of the scio Oh field. They
dld not know Il until informed by
a man who wanted n lease. In
looking up an abstract It tranapired
that the present owner owns only
the surface. James saxton. father
u Mrs. Mckinley. when he sold 81
over 30 years AFRO. having reserved
the mineral rights. A contract was
made with the Saxton heirs 10 sink
test well and n oil In found 10 OPP
crate under royalties 10 the heirs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
CITY MUST PAY.

In the matter Of a petition Of the
city Of Seattle for Just eompensa-
ton to owners Of property along
First avenue. which was damaged
by the reEradlnE Of that street. the
jury returned a verdict late yeetcr-
day afternoon for tisiS.6o In favor
Of the respondents, Margaret ].
Mitchell. Fidelity Trust Company.
and Louisa c. Jarrold. The jury
being especially impaneled for this
case. were discharged after bringing
in the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
IN lncendisry Fire.

ST. JOHNS. ". r.. April lathe
news has reached here today of ths
burning of a French lobster factory
on IT. Johns island. OF the west
coast. the largest fishing center on
the treaty shore OF Newfoundland.
Besides the factory. eleven iargs
boats and a lot Of valuable fishing
appliances were destroyed.
IL In believed that the fire was the
work Of an incendiary and the cir
cumHtances may serve TO bring q
crisis about regarding the French
shore question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Delay Return Of Flag.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April ia
Gov. Mount today notified the Texas
legislature that Il would be impos-
nIhic for the state % Indiana To- re
turn the aaK Of the Texas rangers
until next fall. The reason given BY
the governor Is that the small appro-
priatton and the short pcriol o. time
would not permit the making Of az
ransements for proper represen-
tation for Indiana on the return q
the trophy.
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THIS TRUST
WON'T PAY
No Dividends to Spare on
Watered Stocks.

BOSTON. Mass. April fa.-The
proposed carpet mill trust. so far as
New England is concerned. Is i'm
practicable. Arthur T. Lyman, the
treasurer OF the Lowell Manufac-
turing company. the largest concern
OF the kind In the country, today
said OF this abandoned project;
81 do not think that business
would admit OF any such excessive
capitalization as has marked some
of the recent trade combinations.
with the present small margins the
mills could not be expected to pay
dividends ON a capitalization lars-
err than they are now working un-
der"
The carpet business Just now Is re-
ported to be In excellent shape, and
in marked contrast 10 what II was
n year ago,
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speaking Of railway securities.
said Flint. what do you understand
by common ard preferred stock -
AS nearly as can make oats" re-
piled Tompkins. common stock y
what II 10 before TIA run over by
the cars. and preferred stock IL the
Kind II Is when the injured owner
sends his bill 10 the company"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
Dug Out Of Jail.

cLEARFIEID. April i2-Edwari
Ward and William Morris. charged
with larceny. and awaiting trial at
the May term OF court. escaped
from the county jail last night and
have not yet been recaptured- After
the guards had locked the men up
for the night they dug their way
through the Jail wall and dropped
20 the ground by the use Of n blan-
ket. A pick. supposed 10 have been
furnished by the wife Of one Of the
prisoners. was the instrument used
TO effect n passage TO freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

The church people say that Mr.
Mccormack has no license. lie can
not get "A license unless he has
building, can hep they asked. we
have issued notices announcing that
the dedication services " the church
VIII be az o'clock Sunday after
noon. when Rev Dr. Kent viii be
the preacher.
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The following prices are being Of
Tered 20 the producer BY the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the deck or In the ear a, Seattle.
Grain - Oats. sc. barley. so.
wheat. chicken feed. as. bran.
SIS. shorts. fis.
Hay - Puget sound. O. per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy. tit.s1
Ufe. alfalfa. -.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ice
lie.
Butter Fresh ranch. io9iie.
creamery. sz1ssc.
Poultry Chickens. live. lie. 1--we
turkeys. lie.
Live sfoek-choice beef cattle. cows
&c: steers. tlsnsc. good hogs. live.
tac. hogs. dressed. cue. calves.
dressed. large. &C.. small. &c. calves.
live. large. &c: small &c.
Hides. Pci,s and Wool - Heavy
sound saited steers. over 20 pounds.
So. medium sound. per pound. 7isc.
light sound. under - pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. &c: stays.
bulls and oxen. sdsa. saited kipH.
&c. calves. per pound. &c. green hides.
&c iess than saIsed: dry hides. per
pound. lie. dry eulls. ons-third less:
summer deer. per pound. ga zee.
winter deer. dry. it0ise; papcry
deer. s8isc; dry eIks. s0inc: green
elk. too. sheep peits. $685.; shear
Iinrs. isasss. Eastern Washington
wool. &c; Western Washington wool.
lie: dirty or timber burned. Toe. tall
low. sM05Ic.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter - Ranch 10al2c; fancy
dairy. in squares. f5Mi7c: Washing
ton oreamerleS. lib prints. 2iG2Gc
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin. 2562G.
Cheese OobbinR) Native wash
lngton. f2hMi4c: Eastern, i2tGp
i3ikc.
Eggs dobblngb - Strictly fresh
ranch. iso.
Comb honey California. lac:
strained, &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. 151tGc:
live chickens, i4c. live turkeys. 40
iJc; dressed geese. t3Wl4c; dressed
turkeys, i6917c.
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ONE MORE INTIMATION.

THE STAR is strictly non-partisan.
and is not an organ for anything or
anybody. ltsimply prints the news.
AS for the subscription price, it is
a trifle-only Is cents per month.
Telephone Pike 80 and get THE
STAR for a month.
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Jobbisx Quotations.

The iobbing quotations today were
as follows.
Sugar uohbinR)-Goiaen c. In bbis.
exc. extra c. In bbla. tTkc: powdered.
SIC: dry grauuiated. SIC. cube. tTtc.
beet. 81: spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. jobhinF)-Paient En-
ceIIent. fsgs: Novelty A. taco. Star
CbakerH'). t7Th. California brands.
aio: corn meal. yellow. ii.fo per 100
lbs In i0-ib sacks. corn meal. white.
81 IS per 100 Iba In io-ib sacks: buck
wheat -four. pure. t1.5o per 20 lbs In
9-ib sacks: cracked wheat. s2.25 per
100 Tbs In i0-ib sacks: farina. lass
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. farlnn. 81
per 100 lbs In s-lb sacks; stcci-cut oat
meal. 81. % Per 100 Tbs In io-lb sacks.
graham flour, fIT5 per 100 iba In i0-ib
sacks; whole wheat -four. tiss per
100 lbs In iO-lb sacks. rye meal. 81 10
per 100 lbs I'm i0-ib sacks; rye -four.
81 Is per 100 lbs in i0-ib sacks split
peas, io0-ib sacks. f2.5o; split peas.
81 per 100 lbs In 2S-Ib boxes. pearl
barley. ii2s per 100 lbs IN sacks:
wheat flakes. 7s-ib boxes. s2.10.
wheat fakes. 8. 90 per case Of SC 2-lb
pkEs; fancy rolled oats. f2s5 per
bale. in Glib sacks. corn meal. yellow.
$3.50 per Dbl I'm E0-ib sacks: corn
meal white. $500 per Dbl In to-ib
sacks; buckwhcat -four. pure. 1870
per Dbl. I'm 50-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. - per Dbl In 50-lb sacks. steel
cut oat meal. $3.50 per Dbl In 50-ib
sacks; graham -four. $3.50 per Dbl in
50-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. - per
Dbl In 5O-ib sacks: rye meal. 1915 per
Dbl in 5o-lb sacks: rye -four. ~ per
bbi; fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbls.
t5.45; fancy rolled oats. p0-lb sacks.
$3.50: fancy rolled Data. per case.
t2.75.
Coffee 0obbing)-oreen - Mocha,
per ID. goa in; Java. per ID. 2tn2sc:
Costa Rlca, choice. per 10. i5miac.
Roasted-Arbuokle's. in tO0-ib casea,
per cwt., fii.75; G0-lb cases. per cwt.
tflS5. 3s-lb cases. per cwt. 81 s5.
Java. 50-lb tins. per ID. Csc: sack. sic.
Alden Mocha. s7hc: caraeola. s2c:
Guatemala. ale. ground coffee. 1870
2oc. Lion. zoos. sii.75. COS. tiis5: ssc.
sii95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

rIGoTT & FRENCH Co. f0i
West Washington street. Dexter
Horton Bank Building. have the
only Linotype Job printing machine
In the entire Northwest. Catalogues.
pamphlets, etc, at specially low
prices SAVE MONEY by giving
them an opportunity to figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

While Dr. Albert J. Forrest is In
New York. his dental practice viii be
attended to by Albin & Smith, den
lists. Room 10. Sullivan Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Wednesday Morning. - Trade was
quite brisk on West street this mora
lng. Grcenstnn IL about cleaned
up. There are no eabhaEes or eauii-
flower. Native rhubarb IL scarce.
There Ia no change In the hay. grain
and feed market. EEKn are stlll
stirf quoting at lie ana selling al
isc.
Tho nah market l. quiet. salmon
are scarce. The Columbia river
season opens next Saturday and this
uarke, win ease up a tFtfie then.
Tha Cottage city brought Down
u. 900 pounds Of hailbut this morn
lnE.
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Huts.

WalnutH. per ID. sacks. i2Qiic.
Eastern black wAlnutH. 10c: peeans,
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tsGiaci hlherta. lici almonds. fancy.
soft shell. isaf20e Amends, No. 2.
l6Wifci pennuta d4ie; pine. ibei
hickory, iec. eocaaunta. per dozen,
&c. popcorn. 40 per 10,
Hay. Grain and Food.
Hay uobbing) Puget Sound. per
ton. s7aa, Eastern Washington tim-
othv. n3miA. alfalfa, $40.
oats uohhlnE) Per ton. SIS.
Harley Rolled, 80,
Corn Whole. sg2so. cracked, SIS.
feed meal. per ton, SIS,
Feed Wheat. i2t. oil cake meal.
iss. middlinga. &sid2a, bran. si7i
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. t2oafsa,
dairy chopped feed. SO. seed oats,
taoI1s.
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Frsi,s

Green Fruit Uobbine) - Oranges.
Seeding. t2a2sa. navsis. t2TsU4:
lemons. t9uf: apples. fancy. 81 Is
q J Der box. cooking apples. sscsIt 81
per box bananas. N75Izt0 per
bunch. California black hEa. so-ib
beseH. ti.s9. Smyrna iign. zsc per ID;
new dates. 7i4c. sweet apple elder.
cartons. us. Med. sweets. tsg5g
60. sanEarlnen, 81.
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Oobblng) - white River
Burbnnka. taTm 60. Island Early Rose
SIS. Island white. tJsass. Yakima
and oregon. so. native sill
yer skin onions. tisqis per ton. Ore
Ton am Yakima silver skin. fancy,
sisGsi per ton. beeis. 81 per sack
carrots Sse per sack. tutabaeAs.
&c per sack. tnrnips. dc per
sack. cabbage. sac. parsnips. s0c0fi
per sack. eaullfiawaF. Doc Per
dozen. green peas. &C.. hftic hokes.
aoc per doxsns garlic. Be. celery.
California asparagus. s4ee per ID.
rhubarb. 1gt,4o per 10! tomatoes.
s. . per ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

That THE STAR is newspaper in
tended for busy people. 1t contains
all Of the news of the world in
crisp, condensed form. The reader
is not obliged to wade through dreary
columns Of matter to get at few
facts. Short, snappy, to the point
that is THE STARS motto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-12

Fresh Meat OobbinE1 beef.
Sc per 10. steer beef. s'ac per III,
mutton. wother. 90 per III; pork. f1e
per 10. veal. large, Sc per Id. small.
ioc.
Provisions oobbinEl-ifamu large.
iaise. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. iiisci dry ahltod sides. 7Ac.
Lard gobhlnsl Home made. perth,
rae. white Star. Sc. Coin Special.
Sise. lard. compound. uerecs. 6he,
Rex. sac.
Franh Fish uobhlng)-italibut, 50
Qtis: salmon. Ease. stcelhead sal-
mon. p0loe. salmon trout. ishc.
founders. sat: aoiea, tei rock cod. SCI
trout. i2MGi5e; ahrlmpA. Toe. Hhad.
sG5e, amsit. A9se. Columbia river
smcIt. s0te. herring. safe. tom cod.
&C.. oysters. olympia.t 500 per sack.
si.tp per gallon. CLANS. fi.oo per
sack Duugenosa crabs. live. ti.io;
cooked. giso.