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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
steanshIt ~ or.n 10 MlnLIl

sAN FHAScIsco, March 26.-san Fran.
cisco is 10 have direct steamship service
with Manila. Its urgent need has been
voiced in meetings Of local business
bodies and TO supply il the Oregon 4
Oriental Steamship Company has de-.
eided TO place two Of its vessels on the
route.
These are the Monmouthshire and the
Carmenthshire, steel ships Of 500 ton.
burden OF Is knots speed. The Mon.
mOuthshire is scheduled 10 start on her
arst trip on April 10 aud will be iollowei
by her consort about May TO-
1t 10 expected that the time occupied
between this city aud the Philippine
port will DO q or p days ami the ip.
tention OF the company is b provide 80
days service. The route Of the steamer
will be Yokohams, Nagasaki Mari,
aud Hong Kong
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
PESsOkAL
c. ". coldwelI returned to Cottage
Crow today

c. ". ColdwelI returned to Cottage
Grove today.
Secretary Of State y. 1. Dunbar re-
iaTnsd today from Portland.
Miss Minnie Richter Of Portland is 10
The city visiting her mother and friends.
Geo. O. 0oodhew, the Salem creamery
man, vent 70 Lyons today ~ superintend
lhs installation of branch plant Ht that
point
Martin FORBES procured = lioense from
County CLERK W. W. Hall this morning
permitting him 10 wed Dora Calvert
The parties reside In WoodburD.
Mu. Carroll =, PAgue, Of San Fran.
cisoo, ubo has been visiting her parents,
SIR. and Mrs. r. y. Jackson, A. Che.
mawa, has returned 70 this city snd is
visiting friends.
4. NJ. woDif uI. who returned this
morning iron California, went 10 Ma
ron today 10 look alter his prune ranch.
Jim ls now travelling salesman for the
Armour Beci Go.
10. bradley. 4. o. Student, has
returned 10 Eugene, having stopped on
al salem Tor short visit with ClAr-
cnce Blshop oa HE return from a visit
wilh his parents ai Lewiston, Idaho.
Geo. FendFich, who hss been at Salem
eleven years, left today for bis Old home
=, aaism. south Dakota, where he will
attend the marriage oi hia brother.
Walter Lemon will run the market In hir
absonOe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26

@gppnklnR OF drinking as cause TOT
heodacbes.5 said an old practitioner,
"rsmlnds me OF a trip took severaI
Years ago with a special train fun Q,
western physicians going to the annuai
meeting Of the American Medical AZ
sociatIon In philadelphia.
con such occasions as this Win
perbaps $50 physicians congregated ID
a special train, a good many manufac-
turers Of wines, liquors sud caroonated
waters are ANXIOUS for the opportunity
~ nutting bottled goods on ice with a
representative in charge 20 see tnat
samples are dispensed at just the right
temperature.
.Ou this particular occasion ! remem-
bar that one hrm dealing In mineral
waters had an especially competent
agent on board the train Dinner was
iust over in the dining car, tables bad
been put I'D IN nearly every section OF
the sleepers and champagne corks were
oopping. Redder liquors were on all
sldes. and the rattle OF cracked Ice
was nearly as loud az the clicking OF
the trucks.
1T was just at this juncture that
this especial agent for the mineral wa
ters made his hit He recognized that
Il was not his deal, and he started
through the train, beginning ~ the
rear end Of the baggage car. With a
profound bow to all present be said:
"Good night, gentlemen, good night
but I'll see you in the morning!
ale went through the train with
that, making the hit Of the whole trip.
Ny greatest wonder at H. too, has
been that It has not been seized upon
as an illustrated advertisement for his
house."-Chicago Tribune.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
REASONS GIVEN
FOR REFUSING TIME
City Council Not Prosecuting
Mr.. AnSOn
But Endeavoring TO Establish
A Precedent For Future
Franchise

Relative 10 the article in Saturdays
Journal on the Anson franchise, a city
officer this morning stated that the city
was not assuming to act in a double
capacity, but proposed TO abide by a
strict construction Of the provisions OF
the franchise granted Mr. Anson, and
exact the complete iulfillment thereof.
The object Of the council in assuming
the positive and determined stand Il has
taken, said the officer. is TO establish a
precedent by which a strict compl ance
with the provisions Of any franchise that
may be granted in the future will be
expected and required Of All TO whom
such privileges may be granted by the
city. Prior to the granting Of the Anson
franchise. Il had not been customary
Tor the city 10 require a bond
from lie benedciaries attesting this good
faith and an assurance that they would
exercise the privileges conferred. The
establishment Of this precedent aud tie
proposed enforcement Of the ordinance
under which the franchise was granted,
Ia not being done 20 hamper or distress
Mr.. Anson or anybody. but simply 10
accomplish the prompt dispatch Of all
such business Ia which the municipality
may be interested. The council is Of
the opinion that Mr.. Anson has had
ample time In which TO fulfil his part Of
the franchise, and therefore has placed
itself on record as being opposed to the
granting OF additional time.
In the failure Of Mr. Anson 10 have
his electric lighting plant installed and
in operation by April lst, next Monday,
the council claims Il has the right,
by the terms OF tile ordinance granting
the franchise, TO abrogate the same and
enforce the collection of the bond, which
will be declared forfeited. The council
bases its right upon the provisions Of
section 9, OF the ordinance, which reads
a. follows:
"A failure on the part Of the said
Franklin r. AnsOn, his success ore aud
assignes 10 have the electrical and steam
heating plants and systems In actual
operation within the respective dates
herein prescribed (unlesa the time be
ex xtondedl shall work forfeiture Of oil
the rights and privileges herein granted
aud pertaining 10 the plants and sys.
tens not In actual operation on these
respective dates.
The $500 bond furnished by Mr..
Anson is conditioned that the plants be
installed snd in actual operation within
! the respective dates specified in the or
dinanoe, and the council, having consult.
ed eminent legal authority, has the as-
surance that the bond can be- declared
forfeited aud collected on the same
grounds that the franchise is abrogated
"a non-iulhllment OF the privileges
bestowed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
NEWS FROM DAWSON
IS ALL FAVORABLE

SEATTLE The Steamship Humboldt
from skagus arrived this morning. Re
ports from Dawson show everything
quiet there. The coming season is ex-
pected 10 be the best in the history Of
the place.
The heaviest snow ever recorded is
now in the Yukon basin. There 10 fear
that Dawson may be inundated when
the snow melts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
CHINESE FUNERAL
FOR DEAD CELESTIAL

lee Seung the Chiuamen aRei 81
years, who died Monday q, his quarter.
on Ferry street, Was given a Chinese
funeral Al Rigdon a Clougs undertakipg
fAFlors this afternoon aDd given burial
tn the chinese quarter Of the I. O. q. p.
cemetery. seung Vas a veil kpovp
character in SAlems Chiultown for
yeArA he spOa, his entire time in M.
ool'ee'ion OF scrap metal. rags, etc from
'he PFooee'is Of which be managed 70
exist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
T0DAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, March 26.- Wheat valle,
nominal Walla Walla, 55 "a 561o
Flour-Portland, best grades $3.50 "a
$40. Graham 2 90.
oats-ChOice White 44s45c, grey ~
a 43c per bushel.
Mil'stuf.-Bran, 1880; shorts, 1850
Hay Timothy-tl2@l2k per ton.
Onions-t2 10 2.25
Potatoes-40 10 SOC per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 1920; fancy
creamery 22II 10 25c Store liz. 20 l3
per pound.
Eggs-OreRon, ranch l3 to 1877 per doz.
Poultry-Chickens, $500 500; hens
o.OO 10 b.6Oi turkeys, live y 10 Zoe.
Mutton-Dressed, 6lT 10 &c per pound.
Hogs-Heavy dressed 10 &c. per
pound.
Besf-Top steers ,tl. .5O@4, rs COWS. s4a
6O;dressed beef, 7 10 &c.
Neal-Dreesed, slR as c. for small.
hops-6@7c. for 1899 crop, l2b to
&c Tor new crop.
Wool-Valley, logic; Eastern Ore.
gon, 99l2c; Mohair, 25.
Hides-Green. salted 90 lbs, ,7as
under 80 lbs, 7h@s16 sheep pelts, IS a
2Oc
HALEM hARKKT.
Naeat-5s pounds and over, 90.
Wool, Is 10 l6c, Mohair, 25c.
hope-ll 20 l5c
Oata-SSc. 20 iOc
Hay-Bsled, cheat 81; timothy, slC
Eggs-lOU l2&c
Flour-ln Wholesale lots, 500; retail
So sack.
Millstufs-Bran, tl7; shorts, Sl9 50.
hogs-Dressed, &c.
70 a. ''''O
sheeN-si. gross
Dressed Veal cents.
Butter-Dairy, l5@2Oc; creamery. 25
foultry-Hens per b., Sc.
Potatoes 10 a 25c
Apples 81 0O@tl25.
c, NJ Fppley, east State street is ot.
leIing ~ 2'sc Tor eggs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26

The attention q Captain Finck Of The
Yale team vas called 70 the Associated
Press dispatch from Cambridse, sisiing
,ilat track challenge q Yale and Harvard
bad been received, be said:
81 fear that il viii bs impossible for
us 10 accept september Es the month Tor
the meet. A good many Of the athletes
Of The Yale and Harvard teams viii go
70 work almost a. soon as they graduate.
For instance, Csptain Hallowell. Of
the Harvard team and myself have
mace plans to go into business In the
middle Of August hope that il will
be possible for the English Universities
70 anslly accept July a. the date Of the
meet"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
MR.. ANSON SUED
BY TWO PARTIES

F.R. Asson is N ads defendant In tNo
saits socently Instituted ih Dspartmsnt
No. 4. q me Marion County Circnit
Coart, Alhars a schneider. Portland
commission arm, aaks Judgment l0s
et02 70 with per cent interest from
Eo.smbsr 5. 1901, sllessd 70 b. due for
. sl,lpasani d chop ieed ireighied 10 NJ.
Anson a. salem. Olto Hanaon ia plain
tin IN the other aotion aRd seeks 10 70.
cover t7AI0 with inisFest IRON January
!. 1901, claimed 20 be due iof Labor and
goods furnished 10 oquipping che state
library With electric lighting under
ooutrnct Niih MF. Anson. Personal
property q The descendant including som
monoy has been attached.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
Freight Crew Enss /, Gas.

PoErLASo, Or. March "a special
to the Evening Telegram, from Seattle
says three members Of a special freight
train crew were killed and three men iu.
iured by sutiocation from gas in tb.
Cascade tunnel. The dead are:
Engineer Brodley Conductor M-Cay
and Brakeman Wielapd. The ipI1rel
are; Brakeman, smith; Wm. Jewell
aud man named Peiro.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
HONORING AN
ENGLISH CONSUL

wAsnNGroS, March 26.-The hand
some bronze tablet, TO be set up by the
Navy department a. santiago, In mem
ory Of the late Frederick Woolaston
Ransden, has just been fnished Al the
Washington navy yard aud is now
ready for shipment.
AZ Consul General Of Great Britain
Mr.. Ransden rendered CONSPICUOUS aid
~ Hobson aud his little band Of heroes
by way OF alleyiating their suiierings
during Imprisonment. This work
together with other deeds Of unselhsh
devotion told ON Ransden. health and
caused his early death,
The tablet which ID chaste aud simple
Was designed by Mr.. Robert q. Sker-
rett Of the Navy Department aud bears
the following inscription;
Here lived during the Spanish
American war, Frederick W, Rmslen,
Consul-denoral OF Great Britain. lie
died al Jamaica, August 10. 1875.
"The Navy Department Of the United
States la token OF his humanity 10
American naval prisoners, orocts this
tablet 10 HE memory"
General Wood, " whom the tablet
will b. shipped will attend "a the work
Of having Il dAed 10 the HOUSE, In the
suburhs Of santiago occupied by the
lAmen,cd Ransien. A replica is 20 be-
hep. al the Naval Academy in Anuapo.
Ne.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
Krnn.itian Postomee.

The United States government post
Office department will occupy a larger
space at the Pan-American Exposition
than was ever before devoted to II at
an exposition. The methods Of mail
transportation will be fully illustrated,
and a postoffice equipped with all the
latest devices used In the larger post.
Offices in the United States will be a
feature Of the exhibit.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
OLD ENGINE HOUSE
BEING REMOVED

D. Trester, today began the removal
Of Eogine House No. 3, from North Lib
erty street 10 YeE Park, where II will
be used By the volunteer team that was
recently organized in that section. The
building is being moved on modern
trucks, the wheels Of which are fourteen
inches vide. Mr.. Trester receives go
for performing the task.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
PROMINENT PIONEER
OF GERYAIS DIES

Jo. Albright aud Mrs. Theo. Barr went
o. Geryais today 10 attend the funeral Of
hu. John NeasmAn, mother ol Mrs.
Mailman, Mrs, Mangold, aud Mrs. ".
A Manning Deceased Was one oi the
early Oregon pioneers, and kep, the old
Oregon Hotel at 81 Louie, on French
Prairie until about $3.50, when she re-
moved 10 Geryais aud made her home
la a little cottage near the church. She
Was a very deyoat and charitable woman
all her lie aud her funeral vas largely
attended.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
VA shaIl Nd Hlye for oesertt

This question arises In the family
every dcy. let us answer ii today.
Try Jell-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes
No boiling! no baking! simply add
boiling water and set to cool. Fla.
vors;-LemOn. Orange, Raspberry and
strawberry. Get u package at your
grOcer's today. 10 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
Hurin.erinE Methods.

At the Pan-American Exposition
mechanical and civil engineering and
public works, In which the American
refuses to take second place, will be
presented in such q clear aud interest
ing way. by means Of all sorts OF costly
and ingenious exhibits, that the lay
mind will dnd II scarcely less attract
i've than the expert
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
OIL Fields IN Salem

You don't have TO go. 10 Polk county
for oil, bat can find II right in Salem, II
you don't believe it see Old Bill Ander-
son and he will prove II to you. He has
samples OF il at his place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26

Bring your iasn mosors 90 ehiPp \
naunef and have them sharpened and
Ogefhauled ioF tlle spring season 81 u.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26

BERLiS March 26.-The surplus pro-
ceeds Of the presentation Of the Pass
ion Play" at 0berammergau last year,
amounting to 22s, 600 marks have been
awarded for communal purposes, includ-
ing sewering and water supply and for
conserving the stage.
Preparations for the presentation in
1910 will begin this year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
CHARITY
O" LECTURE
Minister WI Will Talk
on Racial Tolerance
PASSION PLAY FUND
BEING AWARDED
Arrangements Begin for the
Play Ten Years
Hence

Nav YoRE, March % WI Ting Fang
will he the principal speaker At the
pnblie meeting to be held tonight in
DR.. Macarthur, Church, Fifty seventh
street. The meeting will be held under
the auspicies Of the Baron and Baroness
De Hirsch Monument Association and
the object il to awaken the thoughts Of
the people 10 the injustics Of racial
prejudice and religious intolerance.
Letters will he read from President
Mckinley and yice-President Roosevelt
expressing sympathy with the move
ment Edwin Markham will read a
new poem "Inasmuch" inscribed to the
Baron and Baroness DE Hirsch and writ
ten for .he occasion. Short addresses
will be made by DR.. Hsber Newton, DR..
G. II. Eaton, DR.. Samuel Schulmsn, DR..
Joseph silverman, DR.. Robert Stuart
Macarthur aud DR.. Donald Sage
Mscksy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
Why Send Your
Money East

tor some unkno~u cheap machine
when you oau buy bclter machine
in salem, Oregon, for the same
money that 10 made .by nspon.
''ble factory, and tha, villIas,, yoo
have your local dealer 10 10 10 then
u yon have trouble oi any sor,. and
guarantees are made god At home
CakAf MACHINES are dear
thongh standard Rotary
~ White and you viii have some.
ihiug that uill last
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
nfals htUa

nfsls NJ 70
A cop Of good cofice pate you la De
moo.i ~ eul0y the entire day. Zoe this
pnfrnse alsaYa Nel seal Brand Jaws
sna Moeha. told only BY
hnAHsOs 4 RAuAN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26

Nals SpOus ESpssi to 0Bh
Nav hAygS, Conn,, March 26 When
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
NEW TO-DAY.
Adysrtisemsnts unaer this
heaa SC q line each lssue

Los l.-on Friday evening last. a ann
Solored leather shopping bag with
uurht pattern, several dollars In roin
car book, and some memoTands
10 this Office. F"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
The Light Running
Noiseless Tribune"

Chain whoels, tJa, go, $50. Chain.
Ices, tG1,t1b. Al g. or Morrow
brakes hticd $40 extra.
CUSHION FRAMES -- dued 20
chain or chainl,ss models a. go,
and above, $500 extra The Tu.
hume cushion frame will b. the es
senoo ol perfection ior an clsssss Of
riders ~ho appreciate d comfortable
wheel.
old whsels taken la trade 0n nsw
ones. Wheels sold on easy pay.
meats.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
REMEMBER -~&

while we're At the Old ftsud re-
moval sale prices srs made "a all
goods.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
rHs wEATHes.

Occasional rain tonight and probably
W sdDssday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

LEAGUE:
Schedule OF Ball Games Has
Seen Arranged.

The seattle school baseball league
has Huuliy arranged itr schedule oi
games, and tomorrow the cham
IuIaushlp series begins, fhgtc afs
IL schools represented lu The league
and a hard hght viii be put up t.
win the reunanJ
The following Is the schedule Of
games - be played.
May lS=Fncine ys. Rainier. MvrH
Ger Ns, Cascade Minor vs. columbia
Denny Va Denny Thurman. south
VIA a. r. DaV.
May aa-Raiuier v a. T. Day Pa.
cidc rs. Mercer. Minor Ma. Cascade
Denny rs Columbia South IS. Den
ny. Thurman.
May Rainier ~. prnuy.Fuhr#
man Mercer vs.. 4. D. Day. Pacific
-. Minor Denny vs. Cascade. south
Va. Columbia
MAY - Rainier vs.. Columbia
Mercer y. Minor. Denny. tuhrman
vs. a. r. Day. Denny IS. Pacific
South -. Cascade.
June Rainier vs.. Cascade MeF
Ger W. Columbia. Minor " Denny.
Thurman. Denny IS, T. T, Day
south vs. Pacific.
June Pacific vs.. Rainier Mer-
Ger vs.. Cascade Minor va. columbia
Denny vs. Denny sFuhrman south
y. r.. r. Day.
June Rainier IS. b. r Day. Pa
eide rs. Mercer Minor vs. Cascade
Denny rs. Columbia, South vs..
Denny F'uhrmnu-
June ft-Ralnier VI. Denny Fuhr
man. Mercer ~. + + Day. Pacific
-. Minor Denny ~. Cascade. South
vs Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
BALLARD WILL
GET CITY WATER
Fire and Water Committee Names
Schedule OF Prices.

The fire and water committee last
night Informed Mayor Johnson and a
committee Of Ballard citizens that
Seattle would charge for water fur
nished 10 Ballard under the request
from that town. The prices named
were as follows: For any quantity
less than ~. 900 gallons. seven cents
per 100 cubic feet: over 225 600 gal
Ions and up TO 10000 gallons. a.
cents per 100 cubic feet. over 20 900
gallons and up to l.200. 900 gallons.
four cents per 100 cubic feet and
any quantity over zoo. 900 gallons.
three cents per 100 cubic feet.
The Ballard delegates thought the
prices were too high. saying that the
present water supply costs less than
that. The matter Was taken under
advisemeut and Will be reported 10
the committee soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

Today's dispatches from san
Francisco state that strong comment
Is being made against the ohio dele
CATION. who, Il r. charged. rode
through the streets of the city. toot-
ing horns. while the presidents wife
lay dangerously H.
1t Is possible but extremely dis
agreeable, 70 believe that some ire
sponsible persons could commit such
an act: but II Is nearly unbelievable
that Gov. Nash himself-chief cx-
ecutfve OF the state which gave 20
the nation both President Mckinley
and his gracious wife-eould ride at
the head Of such a hand Of unfor-
Inmates. II ne did so. as the dis
patches state. he has disgraeed him
self. his state and the American
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

4 r. al. 10 f6I7d Az.
nAHsE,, 80 saDDLLnY.
4 HENDERSON. 81
Occidental avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

NOTICE 20 the public interested in
the building industry In this city
You are respectfully notified that
this body publishes weekly list
Of unfair, irresponsible. incompet-
emit contractors. The same viii be
furnished Go all who apply FOR Il
nt headquarters, 1906 Second ave
nue., at any time. From thls date,
no excuse viii be taken from own
erR. contractors or others who give
out work 10 such persons or firms.
seattle Building Trades Council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

ttc, California creamery ltuiNc.
cheese Native Washington, full
cream t1altc. Eastern New York.
llr, Wisconsin. Ito. California. l4H
t3c Nauurfort. 4aei EdhW. NieaU
/ on per eases New York. laWlhet
LimhurHer i6Ut5e, brick. iduite.
Sviaa, tsui9c
Esra strictly fresh ranch, lses
Eastern i6uttg.
Poultry chickens live i3ul3iae.
ducks, ne. geese, iouiie. turkeys.
taulaiHr,
Dressed stock - chickens. ttes
turkeys. iaulaae ducks. lAultet
srrac. isNul3ae.
Corrected patty The following
prices aru betting offered to the pro
Queer In round lots GA the dock or In
the ear at soattle3
Grain Oats. so zoo barley
$1,000. wheat chicken feed. AioH IL
corn. s. on per lHH his bran $40,
HAY Puget Sound. per ton tla.eat
Eastern Washington timothy <.aa
alJ so. alfalfa. oOuiotn.
nutter Frvah tancu. iou lec, nas
tive creamery tfHtsc
Cheese Native Washington. lie
EEsa strictly frvsh ranch lau
ttieg per dozen.
Poultry chickens. live. uhuisise
ducks Zee. turkeys. l11Hllc.
Dressed poultry TURKEYS. i3niitse
chickens tehWia9c, ducks liHlRsze
sr.sa. ltisc.
live stock lows. tutAe. steers.
ftaUse5 calves sisu ~. sheep. 80
Dressed stock Hogs Sc; lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
MARKETS..

Trad. was very good today. out
o. town orders kept well up with To-
cal ones.
Three cars OF California fruit and
vegetables arrived last night.
Among the goods brought up were
eauiifiowsr. green peas. string beans.
onions. lettuce tomatoes. beets. now
potatoes. oranges, bananas. straw
berries and cherries. There are
practically no changes in quotations
today except a few minor ones
on poultry. bananas are stll well
up and this morning hardly any Of
fine quality could be bought less
than 81 Is per bunch.
Eggs remain firm at rs cents
Butter IL coming In plentifuIly
with good aafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
MISS LONG
is VERY ILL

SAN FRANetsCo, May n. Sec.
Rotary ~ the Navy Long may de-
uart for the East at any moment
Ito has received word that HE
daughter, wha has been living Ga
colorado Springs over Il year fpr
her health h dangerously IN.
secretary Long o. accompanied on
the presidential trip hv Mrs Long
aud Il son 90 tender years The boy
also has been taken ~. at the fal.
ace hutsL where the Longs are stay
iuE The secretary Is much Wuf.
rtrd over the Illness In his family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
PATENT ATTORNEY.
PERSONAL.

Rernes 8 Co. I'D starr. Boyd bldg
r. E. ADAMS. drafting. Goldman bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
BUTCHERS PICNIC.

The seattle butchers have aeeid-
ga Ia hold rirnir on June 10 the
feature ~ Witch viii be barbecue.
10 b. expected that the shops in sur
rounding towns will close on that
daN and their employees Join In the
festivities It ts claimed that a5,.
nm neoIlr VII hn ln nIIrnlAnra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17

FOR SALE at Ballard-A beautiful
home among fruit and roses; lot
10oNi00 feet. price 500.
A business chance for baker.
Residence lots on lnstallnents.
AHArnaa ~ IL RETrnR 4 CO
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Judge Delaney Going North.

Judge \. X. Delaney an Alaskan
pioneer. g. IA the city making pre-
partitions Tor an early start for the
north. lie h. well known Alaskan
citizen. having served az district
judge AZ Juneau and customs oolise-
tor AZ sltka IA isgj.