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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
GAS COMPANY ADMITS STOCK
IS WATERED AT 7 TO | RATIO
c. r. Collins Formerly Local Manager OF the Concern
Convicts the Monopoly by His Own Testimony
To Maintain the Unjust Conditions
Consumers Are Made to Pay
Exorbitant Charges

uers are sou,e exceedingly interest
= asttres taken from deposition
~ .NanaEsr - Is. collins. IF The
s.ttls cas- 4 Electric 60. thls doe
',..,.,nt Vas aIcd by the Eas company
s,..irs fhe trial 81 its ease against
- civ ia the federal court OF
..s.yss ire awures ate as favorable as
- ~ for the gas company. For
,-.tapre Il t. shown that
-. total expenditures since
-. & iS9S. were SieaisS 30.
~ets sufn exhibits approximately the
..,ss,nt value ~ the entire plant, for
- Mani was ~ little value az that
-, betrg cd and out ~ repair.
rg,is testimony also shows tAat on
~ nropsrty rvprrsented bN this
"a - =. the gas company has is-
80 4. ii. 90 ia bonds.
reis shows eight parts 81 water o.
- ~ cash. What would consumers
- AZ naiik that was eight parts
s'.te- 10 one - milk
gere : the sworn testimony OF
Manager Collins,
n state mow tha amount Of the
.,r.,diturss from the time when
- company was organized and
sck over this plant up Co sept l..
sae II vou have h.forv you a mcm-
s,sntum % such expenditures ex-
s~ertea from the company,s ledgers
- known BY YOU % b. correct. you
.~sv - state and explain the mcm-
srsndun and hand Il ia to the not q
an a. evidence.
This - a correct statement
shst present: that sfatgment Gov
- all expenditures. Including the
r.enth q september
(pApsr IN writing rcferrcd u was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
BUILDING PERMITS.

building permits were issued to-
day by the city engineers ofiice a.
follows
To Henry q. Bruce. for one
story frame house az gGgs broadway.
costing 1880. to Temple De Hlrsch.
Tor a stone church building at Mar
ION street and noylston avenue. cost
ms 5000 20 Z, -. clifford. for a =.
story hrick building at III Seneca
street. costing 5000. g. l. " Car
rentrr. Tor a s-stnry frame cottage
AZ sld First avenue west costing
$3.50. 20 James Johnson. Tor addi-
tions at rs Temple place. costing
Ssna. 10 q. W. Gunding. for a l-Htory
frame dwelling at Green Lake. cost
ms 500. to A. e. j. Jameson Tor "A
asstory frame residence at aia a8th
avenue north. costing ttno0. 10 u +.
Ward. Tor a e=story frame dwelling
az t6sa bellevue avenue. costing
$500. 20 y Y Townsend. for a H.
story frame house Ia Woodland
ark Green Lake. costing So. to Mrs.
VI !. u'Hrien. Tor a t-Htnry frame
dwelling iu purfrrneld's addition.
costing 500. "a John f.rarY. for l.
story fra me dwelling at ~ Warren
avenue. costing $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
MARINE NEWS.

The rate war between the Alaska
Steamship Co and nodwclt \ co. ~
stNl being Wagcd \ race between
the kusalie aud the North Pacific Do
almost "a daily occurrence,
The halihut sehooncrs Myrtle and
Gupella are dtsehearging varFuea al
Nesler dock aud the arhnuurrH Nu-
kon. Edith. Aicido and Mary have
arrived az AiusWurth a puuuu
wharf with largo catches of hall
but
The steamship Nome city. OF the
Pacific Clipper line. n loading her
coal i'm sacks al the Arlington dock
today and viii sail for Nome April
a1th
The revenue cutter Grant. capt.
Toaier sailed Tor Port Townsend
this morning % prepare Tor her
northern cruise.
The stch met Al-kt arrived IN Sc
attic from Tacoma last ntght. whore
she has been diHcharging 81 cargo
u 400 tons 81 concentrates from the
freadwcll mine for the Tacoma
HmnlIar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24

produced by witness. II shows a
total expenditure by the present
company.
q That statement Includes ex-
rendttures fer central plant and
\, An improvements OF every
nature
=. It DOES not include local i'm
provemeuts ia the way % pipe and
50 forth, IN making connections be
tween the mains and residences -
A. 1t includes all improvements
~ TIE way OF Investments IN the
nature ~ expenditures which the
company made 90 Its entire plant
IL includes extensions and meters
and al money Invested by the COM
pany In the property"
- What Is the total amount OF
those expenditures. Including the
month 81 September 1900 2"
A. 'Sie3, rs 30"
-. State whether OF not there a
outstanding a mortgage 81 this com
pany. O. secure an ISSUE ~ bonds"
a Yes
=. Now, what amount Of bonds.
II any, % the complainant company
had been issued under that mort
saEe between June 1. ts9>. and
september I. 1902
a. tle5o.ooo that Is tho total
bond issue"
9. or the present company"
9. Have there been any bonds
issued since -
a There has been $4,000 worth
OF bonds issued since"
8. That makes SLIGO 90 IN allF"
4. "Nca."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24

the board of public works The tat
ter Informed him that Captain iiuElo
WIS entirely within hiH rights IN
making any charge he pleased.
There. Hu far ms this cHHu la con
CUruCd the matter rests az present.
The ordinance authorizing the city
- make the contract WAS rushed
through the council without much
discussion aud the public wuH given
10 understand that at last Seattle
WIS O. hc given an adequate amhu-
lance service An mattvr of fact
the service IN now worse than Il
was IA the days when the pollcu pn.
troll wagon was used In emergency
cases.
Results to ba Seen.
A soon nu the ambulance was put
In use orders were issued ia the poo
llcc department disseminating the
use IT the patrol wagon fur emtra
geuuy eases Tho result Of this Is
now e. be seen
II "a mBn ia injured IN the street
and $50 policeman van be- found.
which Is usually the ease, and a
citikvu out OF the pity of hia heart,
calls capt Hogle.a ambulance. that
citizen is To be held financially re
Fpnusihle. lie may be- relieved 81
that responsibility by obtaining from
ur Mckcehnie certlneatton that
the ease properly belongs o. the
city tie vii then be pat "a the
trouble Of getting hack hIu money
from cant Hogle.
Pay In Advance.
Another possibility also presents
Itself tuiured persons after be-
Ing taken Go the hospital may. not
uunhturally. REFUSE ta pay for the
service. \ few such eases and n
is not dlfnrult 20 imagine Captain
Hoeic Insisting upon being paid Tor
Ms work In advance. Tho spectacle
of man living ill on the rtreot
while Captain HoRle ~ his assistant
wrunrlrs about the pay would be- an
edtfyiug one Naturally the next
step would be- refusal 20 give the
ambulance service unless money was
paid la advance,
ACCORDING To HIS con
TRACT WITH THE CITY CAPT
HodIE WOULD uE PERFECTLY
JUSTIFIED ~ SUcH 4 COURSE
This IN brief Is the situation to-
day There e. however n possible
remedy. THE CONTRACT Pro
NIpED ron ny CITY ORutS~
ASCE No glH HAS NOT YET
REIN SIGNED
SHOULD TT NOT BE REVOKED
AND ANOTHER MORE EQutT-
ABLE uE uHsTtTITEuF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
ODD WEAPON
FOR SUICIDE

slEVEi.AND. April 24.-wIth a
- Fistol made from a Springfield
80 S musket, which HIS father car
49, = ne Civil war. Chas. r. =.
aaaH.az u 1030 Washington street,
--.sily 'blew his head OF"
destructive power u the
sPsn vas remarkable. The big
Barrel ~ the Old rnusket hal
aNed OF until 70 WINS but 70
=. bng. The stock had been
~ ~ a. the curve, - that the
s9n was almost straight from
So. . muzzie. The wooden stock
Ts 800 u the end of the barrel
-. - weapon. which bears a close
,s..s.. ianee 70 the primitive pistols
-s1 ~ pirates Of centuries ago.
- s.aeed BY Hoffman with powder
-, -. " sshot. Placing a cap on the
4 - ae cooked the lock and pull
80 ehaFge entered Hafman's
~ .s saek Of the right ear. An old
- !. Who viewed the remains.
- ~ wound looked a. n IL had
nsaaf py a cannon hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
HIS SWEETHEART


ST. LOUIS. April so.--Mrs. Annie
AsrTi& who did at the 81. Louis
CRY hosplsaL uiii not BE- buried in
To petfer's field. az was intended b.
TIE city officials. In death she Was
Restored b the man she was enEag-
e e marry when she was a Elri Ia
~ ed home IN Maryland. Maj. J.
= Hsilman called at the norgue.
Nsntiaet the body and gave notice
tar ke Eeui1 take charge of Il.
Heflran said that Mrs. Morris
ezne from one Of the most aristo-
uzEis e Maryland families. He
rzs Psnnsyivarlan. and before the
~ they sers engaged. When ~
rsfuFred from the war she had mar.
ned Peter Morris Heliman vent
e th< river For 4 while he made
maney. thsn adversely came and
~ ~ Il a laborer. Morris and
- Eifs heated in 81. Louis. but
q not prosper. lie died several
yszrz ago and left her pannilaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
WILL PLAY BALL
WITH PILLOWS

The seniors and faculty of the
Seattle high school are preparing
for the great event Of the school year
in athletics-thc faculty senior base
ball game. Last year the seniors
had walkaver with the professors
hut the older men are this year
training hard Tor their coming bat
tie and hope to make things warm
for the boys. Prof Moss. who last
year captHined tho faculty team. will
act In the Same capacity this year.
Prof. Twitmyer. principal of the
school will probably be I'm his old
position at shnrtstup. Last year he
was armed with large market
basket, but this year he will protect
with a pillow. The other
members Of the team will play prnc-
ticnlly the same "a before The
game Ia scheduled for May TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
THE EMPLOYEES
WERE ARRESTED

r. g. Naloney and Henry sauer.
employees ~ the Northern Pacific
railroad. wfrr hrreatcd Monday by
Detectives Crane and Lane. Freight
Agent Allen statcH that fl iH the up-
iuiou Of officers - the company that
the two men under arrest have been
engaged In stealing meats and ccrc-
ais from freight cars. Malaney r.
represented BY Attorney Ronald
This afternoon writ 81 habeaa
corpus was obtained for sauar. re-
turnahls 20 Judge Emory's court to-
morrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
INVITATIONS
WENT ASTRAY

Four hundred invitations were sent
out Tor the L.AiicEro dance TO D.
given at TItfie'H academy this
evening At this late date the com
uitt~e ienrnR that ouss-third 81 the
cards have not been received By
thosa invited. which fact haa caused
much comment. 4 member - the
committee said 20 a Star reporter
this morning that the miHhnu WAS
an unfortunate one. and the miHrar-
riage could not b. explained. How
ever. IL should be Understood that
ever body on the regular list are In
vitcd and a check list ~ tho door
would Dc used 70 answer for the
missing cards ~ invitations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
HE LIVES WITH
A SPLIT LIVER

ST. LOUIS. April ga.-Vigum Ra-
dis. e YEARS Old. Of East II. Louis,
an empioye - the Tudor Iron works.
lives with a split liver. Raids was
caught under failing sheet q
stcs.l weighing 1000 pounds. lie was
taken TO the Henrietta hospital.
where a thorough examination was
made OF him. There we're no LAGER
ations or ahrasious
Three DAYS after hiH arrival a. the
hospital he tainted and conuulta-
items - the surgeons was held An
operation vas deemed necessary. II
was then found that aadin' liver had
been literally quartered. a physt-
eian sewed Il ~. RAIDS improved
- rapidly that he was AbIs 60 leave
the hospital aFd Is now experiencing
no iil effects from hls peculiar in
Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
NARKETS.

Today business on Western avenue
iH very good, but it wiil be- better
tomorrow. uH the tmHttllH which
viii arrive from san Francisco Too
night. has aboard the largest cargo
Of California produce Of any boat
Hu fur this season
There are no features on the street
today. and practically no change in
quotations
The steamer Elihu Thomson VIII
iond tomorrow and Friday large
quantities Of produce FOR Vaidea aud
Jfuuuuf river country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
WITH A SHEET.

ST. LOt'1s. Aprif Dressed IN
the suit IN which he was married.
and leaving "A written request that
hs BE- buried IN that costume. Charles
Heimburh. g years old. hanged him
self with a bed sheet In his granary
near Cenfcrviile station. So clair
county. M. The body was discover
ed and cut down ~ ann - hts Hnns.
This note was found on a table In
his room
4 am tired Of life. 7 have dress
cd myself for death. Bury me this
way and forgive the act"
Heimhuch had taken the sheet
with him 60 the grauary. He fast
ened one end Of Il n n rafter. and.
having tied the other securely about
his neck. Jumped through the back
door.
CONTINUED from Page 0ne1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24

under Glen. Lin have nbeyed the em=
prrur'H command aud retired into
HhnnHi The Germans. however con
tinue To advance
SAN FUAECiaCo. Aprn al@The
ship otto Gildermrlater bound for
Portland. has heon IN tho hurbar for
Some time IN "a disabled condition.
aud viii be- sold bY auction here nekt
week The reinsurance apcculatorH
lost $50 600
9AN DIEGO. cal Aprll sl#Ar-
trmuH Lamb. multi millionaire um=
her dealer Of Clinton, Iowa, yeaters
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
Mrs. oluLsy wsn,a Damages.

A Jury was impaneled In Judge
umory'H court yesterday to paHa
upon the ease Of MfH Mary gmksy
against the Seattle Electric Go. Mrs.
Ciukry was injured while stepping
from Grant street ear in South FEE
httle last January. She claims TO
have broken several ribs and HuH-
tanned internal injuries ON account
of alleged negligence on the part OF
employees 1T the company. iu care
iraslY starting the ear before she
had stepped therefram
Damages la the sum Of So. 800 are
asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
ESCAPE WAS
ALL IN VAIN

SALT LAKE. April "a special
from Rawlins. Wyo.. says that oH1
Meswatn and Irnst. two 81 the pris-
oneru Who sawed their way out ~
The HaWlina SAN after ovrrpoweriHE
ana king w the TALLER. have been
captured and brought back O. Jail.
The other tao prisoners have eludsd
pursuit
uarefunfed and eoatleHs and hat
less, Mrswaiu ana Pruhat bad traY-
eled steadily since their escape and
when captured wrry almost exhaust
ed MeSwalu Was awaiting trial on
a charge 70 murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
BRIDE AGED 10.

fsserisl cerrssponfsn1s1
IA PORTE. Ind. Aprfi e0-Nflss
Aaf'@ starr. aged u years. who be-
Ane NE bride Of John vardaman.
80 = with the antenuptiai agree
-ent nat she II 70 b. supported In
4zafY and to - given a liberal edu-
11oa- VII enter a convent Ia . Few
- . begin her studies. Mr.. Ward
- Ssalthv and able TO carry
=. - Part ~ the agreement. His
"a anent for his girI-hride began
sAn she was very young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
SHAMROCK.

GLASGOW. Aprl a The cup
challenger Shamrock locked yes
trrduy at Gavau. The public Re- not
pnrmILlrd q Nlall Tho dank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
IN THE COURTS.
pastsrdly Crime

Yesterday Jury In Judge Grif-
fms department OF the superior
court convicted H. ". Hawkins 81
assault upon the person Of Lucille
Hodges. age 4 with intent to com
INIT the crime of rape.
The trial Of the ease occupied bat
part of the morning session and the
jury was out only 10 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
He PAID FOR
A GIRl-WlfE

PARKERsRuRG. W. "a, April
att 4 said Robert Shrewsbury
raia $50 for his child wife. shrews-
Asry = e years Old He had heel
uarrted twice before. HIS third
vie. taken within few days. i u
years cid.
Last week BE- applied for n mar
raxs icsn@e. has Intended bride BE-
- Lille CunniuKham- The mother
K IT, child notified the county cIerx
1T to issue the license. Two days
rassef and Shrewsbury appeared
fxzln. this time With the written con-
sat q The girls parents lie had
gaid them t159 20 gain consent to
IL marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
HARD To KILL.

i,s.--k.vt.LAND. o.. April 24-peter
VA = At the 81. clair hospital
49,. D,'list Ia his brain, and. CON
~. Z ne expectations ~ the sur
~ e = likely 10 get well. Lara
80 shot by a burglar.
~ -sssen fld not know he had
- .1anaed until his wife told
y 800 ne bullet entered exactly IN
y 80 s 81 the forehead. A doc
ssunee-a he could do nothing for the
= go. man a. he would probably
" =. = short time. Larrteach
" Al, relieve e. He got out n
h ea,, a nis pipe and had y smoke.
IN i h " the ambulance and
~ g., - eof In the hospital. II
lss,ss.' -..,a.yefed that the bullet had
aias.,, .nronEh the skull and was
tsa,sss y the brain cavity. Re
~ ieels A. we'll "a ewes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
BANK NO. Z!
Salem Institution Shuts
Its Doors.

SALEM. or. April - $3.50 Gilbert
Hrca. hank failed yesterday be-
eauHe Of a suit iusttEafsd against
the GIlhufts By heirs % the William
Casper estate Emma johnson. SUI
inE for receiver for the estate. de-
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klPlING MADE
HER FAMOUS

The schooner Abhle NJ pccring.
made famous BY Rudyard klplinKa
Captain Courageous. 10 today
loading 4 cargo uf mining mac him
cry and general merchandise az the
Columbia street wharf for Nome.
This stAunch little schooner will
probably be one 81 the first % the
feet of achoonsTs 20 clear for Cape
Nome. A number 81 prominent
Nome operators Will take passage
on the vessel she Is operated b.
l. n Gray a. co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
DR.. TH0MS' LECTURE

DR. J. &. Thoma. secretary ~ tho
state Auti-Viec society. will deliver
lecture In the First Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday even
Ing at 5 O'Clock, on social reform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
WIRE TAPS.

CAPE TOWN, Aprtl 2i.-It IL ON
cthliy stated that the number Of
Boer prisoners abroad and In south
Africa IL 1893. The Beers are ac-
tive In the western districts Of Cape
Colony up to northern Trnnavaat.
Dewet'B whereabouts are unknown.
PEKIN, April 2l-Chlnese troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
COLLISION ON THE
GREEN LAKE LINE

total disregard 81 them, caused the
accident. Which It was. 10 what
supt kempster Il today trying to
determine
Nos u hsppenee.
Car No. iZ3, inbound, went into the
siding Just beyond the EdEewAter
curve Al s.t5 Last night. The block
lights were giowing--a signal - the
approach % another car. After
waiting. r. says. several minutes. the
conductor sent his car ahead on the
and the lights had been left blocked
by mistake. This. Il l. claimed, fire.
quenfiy happens.
In the meantime. car No. q was
coming down the line toward Green
Lake At full speed. The two cars
crashed together az the point Of
greatest curvature on the curve. 50
that they were within 20 feet of each
other before the motorrnen saw the
danger. n was then too late 10
prevent the collision. Both motor
men. il is claimed. threw on the
brakes and reversed the current.
That was all they could do. a. the
gates to the platform were locked.
They were perforce obliged N stand
At their posts and take all that was
coming to them.
Scene Of ceafu.Ion.
The usual scene Of confusion fol-
lowed the collision. Those who were
not hurt insisted that they had been
killed. while those who were in
jured went quietly In search Of aid.
Superintendent Eempster went out
on a special car. aceompa MED by DR..
r. ~. Coe. who attended 10 the in
jured who had been taken 10 Elders
drugstore and 20 Dr. MIiler.s office.
Carroilton and Austin. who were
more seriously injured than the 9th
ers. were taken to the Seattle gem
eral hospital, where IL was said to-
day they were resting quietly. The
others went to their homes.
In regard to the accident. A. l..
KempHter city superintendent OF
the Seattle Electric Co. made the
following statement 70 star re-
porter this afternoon:
Il have been Investigating the
cause Of the accident and have con-
cIuded that the blame lies with the
crew 81 the inbound car. The first
inbound car passed over the block
all right according 10 regulations.
The second car should have waited
until the out bound car cleared the
block before proceeding IN. How
ever, Instead n doing this. the crew
took the chance ~ getting their car
over the block and consequently the
accident. If the second In bound
car had waited at the block until
the outbound car cleared II, no ac-
cideut would have happened"
There were 20 passengers on the
inbound and 90 on the outbound
car"
n WAS asccrtained at the hospital
today that both u the men brought
there last night we're not danger
ouniy injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24

onions, Ice dgz. cHullngwer. 10
celery 41updr per dozen. sweet pntns
toes 81 f1H2O0. Spanish thit pei.
pefs, soc per ID. fuusr kfBut. 30ie.
California head lettuce. Gf6fIlC case.
urttrhukra. a3m Joe daz. green peas.
dalc per 10. dried fRH cartons, Goo
fancy zoe. Imported l5c. tgmatgra.
per ease. altts datra. b4fsD per No
rndirhoa zoe per dnz rhubnth. 1hu
fe pct 10 parsley #Haar. Asparagus
ltae, neW POTATOES 7tia1f20 %. spin
Hrh. Be-. green beans loo.
Provisions
Fresh mrot--Cow beef 7asc ~.
steer beef. Sc prf ID mutton Wcth
or, 3ar. ewes. De-. pork. 4mtHr per
ID. veal. large. basc. small. lHWl0He.
IruviaioHa Hams large, t3Gs
hams. small. isWI2tae. breakfast
bacon, To 10 lbs. iaAe. dry. salt
81 clear backs. giAc bellies. Zoe.
Butter Cheese. ERgs and Poultry
Butter Washington creamerlra.
pound prints. aoaZtc Eastern Iowa
ami l4lFin Z0r fresh rHuch, lZMI4cs
California creamery. iamiGc.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. i8c. Eastern New York. tbc.
Wisconsin, &c. California. l2Mi5cs
kuquufurt. 4be per ID. Ednm. III .g0U
~ 90 per case. New York, lbMi6cs
iimburger. igQi1c. brick. i6Qt7cs
Swiss. ib4toe.
EERa Strictly fresh ranch, tCai7o.
Eastern. ibUiGr.
Poultry Chickens. live. l3ih0ifc:
ducks tfai5c. geese. i9ailc. tur-
keys. t8hmllhe.
Dressed Htoek - Chickens. iAH
Zoe. turkeys. taMal5iac duekh. $50
l9e. geese, izhatzHc.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or Ia
the ear a. Seattle.
Grain oats. 1880. barley,
$500. wheat chicken feed. $3.50
corn. $500 per 100 lbs.
Hay Puget sound. per ton. fi2so.
eastern Washington timothy. FiCls
Ifg COG alfalfa. 80 004i %.
Hutter ~ Fresh ruucn. l0Uizcs ma
tive creamery. i1Hikc
Choose Native Washington. i2r.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, iuibc;
per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. live. li@f2hc;
ducks. leh0far. turkeys. izMuisc.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. izefiiHc
chickens. l2Ul2Ac. ducks. lz0iihr.
geese. titsc.
1--we stock-cows. SIC; steers. 90
&c. calves. shH7he. sheep. nhorn.
g.. lambs. &C. hogs. aW5i.c.
Creased stock oss. &c; lambs
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
JoBBlNe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pAHYD
Green fruit.

Lemons. u.5bU2l5 box. lines.
So an per enhns cooking apples. s0cep
8. a5. eating apples 81 90 funcy
eating apples. 81 50uz Is. navel or
anHra. 81 l0ae15. Seeding. 8tabn
! 30 bananas. s. 0Oa2fa olives. b0ef
Tar per gallon grape fruit. xi75p
90. strawberries. s. 2lms 90 Der
crate. piueappioa. 81 eout15 per doz.
Vegetables
Potatoes. 81 008is0o per ton
new bertn. g. case. eEf ruta, Ter sack.
81 lu. yellow DauNrr onions. 21H
s. 90. lettuce. flG00l 90 case. tur-
uipH, 81 20 garlic. gafhtac. cabbage.
81 snuifa red. s. 90 pr 100 lhH. rod
peppers. lau 1uc. huskH. l5e. green
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