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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
sports and Athletics.
.sssssssssssessssasss.ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Havthorus club has been
making extensive improvements A.
tts rooms lately TIE rari0r ras
been moved upstairs. and tire down
stairs will BE- Occupied by a cafe for
the beneflt 81 club members. Man
sz~f Rldsout has some good match
- arranged Tor the future
The Y NJ G a football team turn
on, regularly to prartsce By electric
light They are enthusiastic over
the prospects with the weight and
experience o. the line men. and good
backs. the team should be able 60
make a strong fEht for the local
championship. W r. Lewis ana
Prof Dauthitt arc sparinE neither
time nor work 70 get a winning elsv-
en- on the Eridiron.
The Seattle Athletic club has en-.
nounced ifa first billiard tournament
20 begin November :. For convent
ence. tho contest viii 10 divided IN
to two classes A and - The win
ner OF class A must play the winner
Of Glars y fpr the championship.
~ e'NftFt AaH tishf = At Wv h'At itst-
meui.
Nick Burnley 10 working uow A. N.
8 \ e. for Ms coming contest with
Dan Godfrey. which IL 10 come Of
November under the auspices Of
the club hurley IL ~ good shape.
and should enter the ring IN fine fef-
tie. provided he does not oyer-tratn.
There - not much likelihood ~ this.
NJ he himself is an Old general In
ring and training tactics Louis
Wissenbaehar iH working with him.
and spares no paine 70 put hi0 man
in trim Godfrey is bard A. it up at
Whateom. lie 10 getting into af.l pe
to dght the battle Of bfs life Tn.
two men are well matched 9ud-
frey viii have the advantage N
weight. fie r. hard aFgrcaaive
fighter. and will make the Seattle
man work from the beginning Bur
ley lH probably the beet hoxsr lie
In very clever on his feet. and has a
wonderfully cool head. Men Who
have watched his work say that his
only weakness ~ tendency ~ be-
9aue over confident after winning
INV HHf hhH hAfN#HHs iIf filHIltfh are
that this VIII not be- the case In the
coming battle, however. Tho s. \.
g. ls 70 bo congratulated on put-
tiny two spch good clean fighters be-
fore the public. Frank Kennedy.
the Portland KID, will face Ri1 Leo
for six rounds IN orc of thu pre-
llmiuar.oF. The other two men have
not been decided on Hs yet
Ladies' clarscs AZ the Seattle Ath-
'etie club WI begin Thuradnv Nov
2. They WIN be fcif on Mondays
ard Thursdays AZ 1890 a m.
The Portland Kid Is working = the
= 3. Q. this week. "a Pc against
Young ftIH. OF Victoria. NJ Tacoma
on Monday evening. Indian Jac and
Milky Welsh VIII argue the question
- Gatlc supremacy tho s1mo nlcht
The Washington Amateur Athletic
club 81 new organization which viii
enter tho field in the Immediate fu-
ture. Biddy Bishop. the we'll known
sporting man. VIII manage the club.
He has the backing Of several prgm4
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inent business meu IN the venture.
Afrei-a ~ .urnry ration have he r
drn ~ 40 and uii soon b. nIsd tn
Initial cpnissf vii D. pulled or
about November a. Mickey Welsh.
the veil known feather aelzht. and
Willie cole. who recently defeated
Tpung AnthonY At san Franchise.
viii strive Tor the coast champion
snip In their claHs. Bishop hopes 20
have Young Jackson here al ths
same date 10 face either Jones or
Arthur Walker The club win en-
dsavor Ia promote good clean boz.
ing. and Wiil have number - good
exhibitions during the winter
The Aii-scattls football team IL a
mHrh discussed subject among low.
era ~ that lively sport The mat
ter will probably not take debate
shape for several days In the
meantime. everyone seems o. take
q he project The Unlvsrs seas
on will Close on THANKSGIVING. The
Y. II G. A. Will not play much later.
After that. there lie ample time for
an All-oregon AMI All Washington
game. and q meeting With the ltni-
yersity of Wisconsin
Nick hurley suffered to first
knock down he has gotten for some
time. the other DAY lie VAS sent
clean on his pins. and by a beginner
at that lie has received bit Of
j0shlnR over the occurrence. which
he takes IN his usual good naurel
manner Louis Wiesenbachef AZ
the work. WieHenbaeher has been
working with Buriey for his coming
- against Dan Godfrey lie has
also been getting pointers In the
manly art from SICK Though q be-
Kinusr. he is an apt pupil. on the
occasion mentioned he was facing
the clever Californian IN a decidedly
warm sst-fp. Isads and counters
followed one another rapidly SUD
denly Louis feintsd with his left a
elfu-h followed Ia tho breataway
Wieeerbarher astoulehrd the big fei-
tnN by sudden lao with his right
over the heart Burnley cuuutetel.
and was met by vicious swing
wfAch landed under hls eve and
stretched him ON the floor. For %
A"H# IAF'Iftf. tAt" sf'' nv NkHANNf NH'ftI
tain ua to what had happened IL
w9R no more surprised. however.
than Prof Crane Roth mon are
proud " NirHenba cher'a progress.
Tho H. - W Fort FIaeier football
game win not be plnyed tomorrow.
The soldier boys cannot Heo their
way clear t. come down. Tho Var
sItY men viii probably devote the uf-
tornoon 20 practice. An effort f. he
Ing made 10 secure Nat Care FOR %
coach earle IL one ~ the best foot
huil men la tho West Hia advice
would 10 wonders 20 build up win
ming team. Larson. AZ present IL
suffering rom a sore on sja leg.
Corsun'r broken collar hone puts him
on the bench for tho season The
team, however. are working faith
fully. and viii give Pullman tho
game Of their lives on Thanksgiving.
The ftth annual tournament ~ the
state sportaWan's association IL in
sc4Hlon Ut Tacoma. Tomorrow ia the
last day Some excellent shooting
r. beluE done.
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PLANS FOR A
BIG CATTLE TRUST

NEW YORK. Oct. .0-In cattle
'rust s1n to be formed In thia city.
with a capital Of 800. 100000. The big
Western packers ars 10 h. promin-
entity Identified. George Is Loving.
~ Fort Worth. Tex. has been ne
EotiatlnR with &eW York capitalists
for several months to organize "a cat
tie combination fu his native state.
There is 2 strong aHfl-fnlat sentl-
Tnent In Texas. and TITS hed men
Otherwise favorable to the scheme
from entering II. Loving. however.
came 10 the city last Tuesday Wlth
letters that secured the interest Of
Flint. Eddy q Co. 81 20 Broad street.
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The policsn Again.

sNN FRANCISCO. oct 20 THE
Alaska Commercial company has re-
cvissd sdviecs from ita agent at t'ah 3
laHka which indicate that the long.
missing British steamer fuundered
near the Aleutlau islands, ana that
her entire ereN psriHhed 4 bottle.
the agent SAYS. was picked up hy the
tnamok natives Ia which was clip
OF paper announcing that The strHm-
rr was SINKING ana that Ia boais
had been swampcd The Pelican
carried errW of a.. She lefI PUG I
sound Tor china in october iNni.
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Scientists censured.

CLINTON. Ia cot 20 a aaHaus
er5s iu4aref Mas hsi1 here tasfBY n
the case af FraHk Keep s. he died
sftrr months illness ~ tYHho.d
fever under CHRISTIAN science treat.
mrrt the jun, after ,eusuIanr the
people concerned aaid the as-era o. 1
lacked proper feed and care
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OFFICE EsrRBLisHEp.

The Puget Sound rushont cam=
pany'a headquarters and homo piiicca
were established here to-day In Tie
Pioneer block with General Manager
Libby Ia charge. The tuEH are 10
have temporary quarters At Moran =
dock The tug Tacoma II today hay
ms her boilers cleaned and repaired.
TUGS Pioneer. Sea Lion AMI UHtHard
uaiyoke reported az seattle tu1aH
for ttr neat time since tbr head
office Naa removed from Port Towns
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LOG RATS
ARE A MENACE

sAN FRANCiacn. Oct. 80 The
shipping meu ~ this port are oppes-
81 90 Log RATS. Yesterday they
drafted a memorial % congress ask
frs Tor che suattu nj - "A '4N pro-
viins a penalty ~ 9 ooo az im-
tf.seamsnt fuf year tor construct
ing @ - RAFT within the jurisdiction
II he United states. with The Iutru-
tion ~ having it tovrd o. auf other
point in thia anaalt} The iavlu
~ RATS on Puget sound ia nos ia.
eludsl
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NEWS Foa CAPE home

q 4 sNtn~hart vhuar Newspaper
pl1nt for Caps Some sent down In
ths week % the steamer t.aurAdA
Il lH the city he says he viii Hrnd
rap another plant IN the spsIns
There are three other newspaper
plants nov en- ruute O. Cape SoWe
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RAILWAY NOTES.

IRE Great Northern dlrlru'tr il
reaching cfiticai stage II che de-
mRndn % the trslntaau Ter shorter
hours and hirEer crews arr not Hr-
esdsd - Vsry aoou. there may o. a
general Naiksaui
The Great Northern t. t. replace
the present saooden bridges in thr
Cancaaa~ aud Rockies ~ steel spans.
, o. Wonivnrth will hswin Pts
work "a traffr manager - she Pari.
ne Coast company on November
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HasoRic RiTES.

d. O. " shurp.es ana G. ~ tatl=
mrr 10 thlr siig were advanced %
tar thuiy Ihiri degree az sf4sunry
yesterday by the supreme council.
which ia iu seraiou az Washington.
= q = - Haynes sod I4muud
ipwdru were elected knights Rad
Dah
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q PIONEER DEAD.

Albert /. Iiatehhn. prominent
Citizen ~ kitaap county. and the
postmaster a. seaheek. iIusd canal
died at his home Monday oct Is 81
heart trouble. AGED a. years The
funeral services wers held Wo'inra-
dhy
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THE FILLING IN OF
Tide FLAT LANDS
Is to be Resumed by interested
Eastern Capitalists.
The SOUTH CANAL To Be BUILT
Ex-Governor Semple Is Pushing The Under
taking and Expects Rapid Progress
viii be Made.

begin aaaln. The South
canal project VIII hr attempted NerauHans
between Ex-Governor Eugenc parties
this
fhs failure 81 the iast dnysrr company that In the
pioy o. the Lax Washington Waterway
the waterways ID
city business VIII De-
o be
\ Nee York arm viii taxi \
the East
VII commence tus south present
thc dr viii be taken the
there slves ont and when the south waterway exhausted
work he hu viii s % %
With me construction Of the south cana franchise
When asked by a star "details
matter, sesupc pres-
eut tev the public do
port
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MILWAUKEE STREET
RAILWAY MONOPOLY

MILWAUKEE, Wis. oct. 20
rhe olfy attorney has completed the
draft Or the street railway ordinance.
BY granting a S-cent fare The rom-
pauy can obtain az that # asks from
the city. In which is included an ex-
tension Of the franchises until 1876
and a monopoly ~ the streets ~
Milwaukee. The proviF.in by which
tie city was gwen tns -'Ghf % pur-
chase has been left u ,fditl1Bat
franrh aeH are offered on rry avail
abe anOccupied street.
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FRUITS

Gr~cn Fruit gobblnrl BLACK agn.
95-tb boxes 81 20. roenanufn. So
per dor. lemons. so4sta. 1p.
8 tnasOo per bunch. sweet npplo
cider. 81 per gallon. pcach IL. ranFr
clinEp. 81 coz ~ a box hlnckhrrrlr-.
81 oeat g. water melons. 81 6asft %.
native ripmu. &c. nutmeg mcIsru.
81 %. Italian prunea C.. California
vrapeH. white AMI black. 81 coal g.
California musaat 81 0oa -. aulnc-
es. 81 i5ell Is Per boz. rrauborriez.
IS 20. white cartoon 8rr. 10 pkg box.
ii2i. German pruucH. 1sc. crab an-
piles. Coo rAufcinpes. e1a poe.
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SINGS eIIAN.Es

INDEX CALUMET NINE.
ONE % the prize winners at the
Spokane exhibit. We are now
shipping ore. and are Offering
limited amount OF the treasury
stock at Ice a share For further
particulars concerning assays and
Fnmpiea. Cal or write TO the office.
go FIRST avenue. Tel Main sT5.
a. A. GDHBIT~r.
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seEstsels.

Potatoes goGbingl -Sauv. pota
toes. -aWti ~. Yakima POTATOES
so a.. bssfs 200 per sack carrots.
per seek. t# string usses se fsr
r.. corn. o. pnat.zt p-r sa-k. reas.
au1e. cusumbera. -oU asr. tomatoes
asQeses california sweet rHtafosa.
O. aan1n0 pr 100 IhH bon peppers.
81 oaBi -5 GhiH peppers. 81 a9sfi e.
native onions fiIlWi 81 California
ouleua. 81 1901 g. FaHi.e r. Do. enuH.
flowers. - per dar. lettuce. 500 per
box 10 duE.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning Markets are
quiet aGaIu ta.ias. SO ,trs large
stocks aHe being carried Occasional
fluctuations uaeur in fruIIs ard veg
rtablea hut other markets are quite
stationary.
ne follow Ing prices are being Of.
Tered 90 the producer BY the local
dealers FOR delivery IN round iats on
the deck Or Ia the car At Seattle
Grain Oafs - n barley. 81, 70.
81 heat chicken feed glsoa. bfHr.
nee. shorts. $500 ffs. ~
Hay Puget sound. fzar TONS. 8 - 10
90. Eastern Washington tlmothy.
81 %. alfalfa. d 81
EFra Strictly fresh ranch. ssc.
Butter Satlv~. sie.
Poultry spfluE chickens. lie. I've
frYrrH. 81 ,ou 81. live turkeys. IA
Live stock Choice beef cattle.
cows. t0tAc sisters. tMu:es good
hogs. live. 81. hogs. dressed. Gtsc.
calves. dressed. large. e.. III. > !.
calves. large. tive. -. staaf. q
Nee. peits and Naoi='travy
sound. aAitei steers. over @ lbs. s..
medium sound. per "a. b Tlfc. urht
sound. under te in=. TAc. soRs snunr
all weights. 7ise stars. balls and oxen
s0ss sailed kips. 7isc colvcn. per 10.
SIC. green hides. ic ir~s than aaitei
dry hides rsr -. '2c. d-y gulis. one
third less. summer deer. Per 10. f2g
sc. winter deer. dry It1lfc. papcry
deer. sgler. Dry eika 9Uloc. green
ok. tatc sheep rrltn 80 55r. shear.
.lnEs. it4sse. Eastern Warrington
wooi. SIC. Wsatera washington wool
is'se. dirty OF timber burned. love
tatIaw. stsUzr.
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Or. Annie Hsassii
Diseases Of women. q Hiuokley blk
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su,tor. Cheese. ssgs and Poultry

phftfN
Butter - Washington cream.rie..
pound prints. &c. Eastern Iowa and
EIRiu. a6cu21c.
Cheese Qobbinsl-Native wash.
inFton. li0l2se. Eastern. HAZE.
FTRs U0bbingl-strlctty freah
ranch. 29c.
white comb. iiaisc: ITCH,
amber. i2Jttc. amber. l24i7e:
strained. 7Adse.
Poultry - Chickens. live. f2al1c;
fryors. 81 f5H2 90. live turk, .. l5c:
ducks f2c geese. i0c; live weight.
Corn WHOLE f2i'0. cracked. ST.
feed meal. per ton. t77o1.
Feed wheat. .2t. oil cake, meal.
ts7 %: middlinFs. GOA - 90. bran.
fIs %. shorts. SIC Oo0i7 90: chopped
feed. 10 noHt2i o.. dairy chopped
feed. SIG
Nay. Grain and Feed
Hay DobbiuE1 Puget sound. pcr
ton. - a0TtO 10. Eastern Washington
timothy. tl4ao. alfalfa. $500.
oats 0ohhlnRl Per ton. 2tc.
Rarlcy--s'"an rolled, ga. whole.
SO
corn whole. t21oo. cracked. So.
feed meal. per ton. 5000
fdeas Prices
Fresh Meat 0obblng) Cow beef.
&c per 10. steer beef. 7iac per 10.
mutton. weihar Sc per ID. pork. 80
per Id. wal, large. SC per ID. small.
i0c.
Provisions dobhlnE) Hams. large.
i3Isc. hams. small. Hc. breakfast ba-
con. NE. dry salted sides. &c. Ec=.
SIC.
Lard OohblnGl Home made. per
M. "a White Star, &c; Coin special.
sihc. lard compound, uercos. &C. rex.
sac
Fresh Fish d1bbIugl Perch. 3aic.
hallhut. de, sllvcr salmon i4te.
chinook. De. FOUNDERS. sale, solcs.
3H4c. rock cod. bate, shrlmps. Sc.
smell. 3aic. oyatcrs, olympia. 81 "a
also per aaolS. $500 per gallon. clans
sl.25 per sack. Dungcno1H crabs.
live. tl.35. cooked. 81 30. ling cod. s0
Sc. black cod Gm7c. salt Chinook sal
mon. 400 ma ucrozH, FOR smoking pur-
poses. Sc, herring. 30lo.
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Capital stefk Paid ia " 1925 Ooo
Surplus - ........ - 90
faruh Eufth ..... pr..fssnt
= :, .enielqer 90 .sts-sN ics ffsst9.nt
cafrsapeH1sHts "a ~ 'ts principal cities
IN TIE tuited states and Eufops
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=. " HouGHroH. 1lt. ~. ns. az
Collins block.
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sslDoa sun lso eosTsscioss.

sEATrLE BRIDGE 90. -Buiiasrs Il trtdg-
-. NtsTYsa. zeal buHkefs. etc pile dftv-
ihs and faandstiousl dssisrs IN piles. logs
al
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cattle Clothes pr.r,,ns Co. kssp "
esssaire. fspallins iioS "a Tel buf 10
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oosrnAoroHs AND suILDEns
eLoIHEs CLEANING.

soN BALE e. rsni-T.nts eli sisss nsv .
sseo ud lard, ehssp. Invalid roller stall
4 chHEin. Firth and PIKE street.
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nfHr and only fhurouEh dane nc school
ETY. Rake ball. Pm and PIKE
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All As ~. WORKS. - Unioa street Tels-
,huns HuH 1901 Tbs only French Dye
Hgess tn the city.
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maneutly into Lake Washington and
thence TO tide water through the spillways
OF the canal thus eliminating IL as q
freshet factor in the Duwamisn valley.
The average cost OF filling these tide
lands with solid materials. upon winch the
highest brick and stone buildings can De
erected, is considerably less than the ayer-
age cost OF the perishable structures OK
wood and piles now used To sustain frame
houses over the water. and the difference
in insurance rates will be very great.
x x
The nav roll Of the company. when the
dredgers alone are at work is about $50"
per month, and the incidental expenditures
TO foundrymen, pile drivers. wood ana
coal dealers, tow boat men and others.
carries the total up into hundreds of thou
sands ner annum. When work begins on
the upland section these expenditures VIII
be doubled.
The supreme court OF the state having
recently. in the case OF the Seattle ana
Lake Washington Waterway Company
and the Mississippi Valley Trust Company
We W. D. HofFus, decided the questions Al
ruded to above in favor OF the contentious
OF the Waterway company. work VIII he
resumed on the waterways through Inc
tide fats before the first OF February, and
negotiations are pending for the COM
nnencement OF excavation on the hill sec
zion and the filing In OF the tide lands
between the existing FIJI and the high land
TO the eastward thereof.
Nearly all the tide lands In front or
Seattle have been purchased from the
state and are now held by individuals,
who must pay taxes on them. Those that
have been filled are being rapidly built
upon and at the present rate OF progress
they Will all be covered with structures
I'm a short time. II is fully expected, Jndg-
inc from the past. that Seattle's tncreas-
ing business necessities will require the
eide lands for building purposes quite as
fast as they can be filled UP above high
tide.
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lock at the western end OF tns highland
section.

sssSA~1A ~ WcSkczu eA10 ol LIZ G1&AaAa1
section
The general plan os operation Is to con-
strnet bGskhead lines along the margins
al the waterways and IL in limited areas
thus creating inpregnaale restraining
works. and enclosing vast interior settling
basins which viii be flied with material
from the highland section
Every yard OF material that must Be
moved. has profitable place Of deposit.
and there is not enough. in all the neces-
saTy excavations, To nj the land that II
VIE pay to I'll. The result OF these opera
tons will be the creation Of many millions
of dollars worth of taxable property out
OF the bottom O. the bay. which Is now
not only useless, but threat 20 the health
OF the city.
An incidental result OF the making %
deep channels through the tide fats from
existing deep water IN the bay TO the point
where the Duwamish river is confined be-
tween high banks viii be. as stated in
Maj. Symons' report, 70 establish new
regimen for the river as far up stream as
the soft material extends. at present
where the river is confined between high
banks /, is narrow and deep. but where it
debouches upon the tide flats II is broad
and shallow. the tide fats constituting a
dam. which If cut away, as IL will be when
the east waterway is excavated to that
point, the river will deepen It's channel
above and the lower valley Of the Duwam-
ish will thereby be Immediately relieved
70 considerable extent from flood water
in the river That relief Will he complete
when the channel is cut through the high
lands and Cedar river made to dow per-
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foa &Te TeT5alSs aware yh&e cnesrYasy,ss
Always rss2f's from cos4 or from an as
tsSA O. "a EFtStNs t0Ffns The epidemic q
"a sy1Ssse a seN years ago wAes SO rrn-y
cAs<s resulted n FsSle8nsurlA IL aAs os-
*fTSeE that TIRE attack VAS lssws-~ falteSss
* tf7At Gzsrase w1el CsAFnsxFsxsr's CNFsfre
Issfnecy was Used 4; eog4n&er1actx snv tay,l-
esseN of = cosE * a ggtnie 10 rpsssl; IN
fSss lAifSerSs&s a.ss&~x. II - tas a~S. ~exrs@
es3s IL tAe Sold far Az& cc33s s-s IA
ss.g1S~ Every eos&4s warranted Eog sale
~ 80 saR-srA
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New York Commercial Advertiser.
Resistance 10 the proposed increase OF the
army on the eighteenth century plea that
II = dangerous 10 liberty VIII get little
hearing from that great majority or the
American people which realizes that IN This
century order Is in more peril than liberty.
Accumulated experiences Of generation
v,r,ys the value Of the army as police
force. and the need Of its enlargement with
extended responsibilities Is obvious. As
well object to increase OF the New York
r,n,tce force with growth OF the city.
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Aggregate Tonnage Over Eighty
Thousand.
BONANZA RECORD OF ONE YEAR
One Hsndred aaa Ferty-eighf YES
sells Ply Between This Port snd
the Northera Gold Fields-EiEhfy
Steamers In the Ltst-Eleven
Boafs stiH Steam Up the Inland
Passage for the Wfnter Trade.

~ HE shipping facilities OF Seattle
with Alaska during the last year
have been greater ,Slan any Do.
those who kept a record of the
ye@sess In the trade knew. In
lses the total number Of vessels "a this
l.nz vas las, whose aggregate net tonnage
~ag s9s7I- Mary OF these craft have
been Withdrawn. bat the reflections have
been principally from the ST. Aicsaei trade
and OF sailing boats. There are now the
following twelve steamers running on the
INLAND Passage. whose net tonnage is s.es6:
Sseasrar- Tonnage.
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City OF Topeka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1is
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houses for canned salmon. clans.
shrimps. halibut. etc. The volume of she'll
fish trade of Seattle last year amounted
to Is, 500 sacks SoLnd oysters. 10 pounds
each. ASS. 900 pounds: 5000 sacks of Sound
CLAIMS. 125 pounds each, 10000 pounds: 46.-
900 pounds of shrimps; 1900 dozen deep
sea crabs. 3 pounds each. $4,000 pounds.
The sales of fresh fish are estimated at
IS. 45o 600 pounds. and $40 cases smoked fish
The values of these with the case salmon
sold in and through Seattle last year and
In 1897 are here given:
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SEAL CATCH ron Ises.
Nearly IN Large as for 1897, With
Oaly Thtrty-six yessea.

The total seal catch for is9s In =. ss5 skins,
against ~ Ge for 1885, oaly three gourias
OF the vessels In The Eeot sent au, The
eaten ny the fhtFty~iise vessels this year
wss as follows:
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WASHINGTON FLOUR MILLS.
Fifty-sfx Plants with Daily Capacity
of lopez barrels.

FOLLOWING is a list. specially COM
r. piled By the Trade Register, OF the
4 -four mills in the state OF Washing
ton, those on the line of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Company being seq
regated showing their location. proprietors
and daily capacity In barrels:
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