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beating him on the hiEh seas. Tho
Officers we're arrested b. Vnited
states Marshal Shine today.
According 90 iAraeusa story. DO
cause he refused 20 address the two
officers to what they considered re-
Npsetful language. they beat him
over the head BY way Of reprimand.
Prior to this they tphraided him for
his lack % respect for his auperiorn.
The quartermnHtrf exhibits a scar
as evidence ~ his treatment
However. the defendants we're re-
leased On their oWu rscognirance
b the government officials The
case will be taken up before United
States Commissioner Heaeoek to-
DAY
There Is some doubt In the minds
Of experts whether the mammoth
liner Minnesota Wtii dare venture
across the Pacific without ursi
having her boilers almost entirely
renovated. 10 is quietly admitted
b. men rlose 10 the standardization
department 81 the Great Northern
that five Of the boilers Of the bid
ship have gone out of business and
there IL some chance of more OF
them becoming disabled before she
makes mapy tripa
William Lacey superintendent OF
construction Of the mechanical de-
partmeut Of the Great Northern. has
been on the coast for come time
consulting with engineers regarding
the condition 81 the ship and met
her here. While Lacey would not
talk about the condition 81 the boil
efa OF the Minnesota. Il II under
stood that the cost Of fixing up ths
detective boilers will be between
SEQ 600 and $40 600 and take some
time. a. she old boilers viii have %
be ripped out and neN ones install
81 This work viii take several
weeks and tic the big ship up a.
some Of the big engine works on the
coast.
The condition is reported as be
Ing 40 serious that the big vessel
may not leave Seattle for the orient
on the date set for her 10 depart.
The speed intended for tho monarch
% the sea n ~ knots per hour. and
II il known that she fell short Of
that on her trip from the Atlantic
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Rev. Shepard S. Freeman. pastor
~ the FIRST African Methodist
Episcopal church. and his congre-
Kaiion are If outs regarding the
expenditure Of money collected Tor
the new church and as result
mnrnbara Of his congregation filed
a sensational injunction suit In the
superior court this morning In
which the oolured preacher Is
charged with mlaapprupriation OF
funds. The title Of the suit IL the
FIRST African Methodist Episcopal
church against Rev shepard 5.
Freeman and asks for an iniuue
ton 10 prevent the minister from
divortiuK money subscribed for the
building Of a new church from itH
proper channels.
Hs "a charged In the complaint
with usurping the rights OF the
beard % trustees selling paper
called the Seattle Searchiight from
the pulpit without the consent OF
the CONGREGATION and with using his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
MORMONS
DICTATE
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SAYS
rnE FOLLOWERS OF JOSEPH
SMITH CONTROL IN STATE OF
IDAHO

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.--Charles
n. jackson. democratic state char
man OF Idaho. took the stand again
this morning in the Smooi Inquiry.
lie declared that the recent cam
naigu was conducted In Idaho Win
great difficulty In regard TO hold
ing OF meetings in Mormon conn-
ties. no one daring to accept even
the position Of local chairman.
Open threats were sometimes
made against the speakers and he
had received many reports Of inter
ference by Mormon bishops in
politics. Explaining his statements.
he said apostles OF the church Wis
tied the state. delivering 'reyela-
lions" on political subjects. lie said
Il was always a revelation when an
apostle or high official OF the
church addressed the people Their
mere presence was enough.
Tho witness asserted that well
known Mormona asked the legisla=
ture TO pass sugar bounty law.
They wanted Il for the reason that
sugar manufacture has been han
died as a Mormon institution in
Idaho.
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CITY OFFICIALS
BOW THEIR HEADS
TO CORPORAL TONS
MAYOR oAlllHaER AND BOARD o. HtALrH CLAIM THsY
WILL NOT o. ArLE TO EHf oseU THEIR ORDERS hcAiSsV
The SMOKE HUIsAscE'-rHE REASON, APPARENTLY 10
THAT TIE sic CORPORATE oHs DON'T WANT OBEY

If would have seriously crippled the
business ~ tho Pacific coast COIN
paHy.
II was pointed out 10 the officials
that such result would be- utse
less than catastrophe The Pacific
Coast company nos pays large
ahafe nf the taEsa Of KING county.
To cut OF this revenue. II was ar
susd. in order % ALLOW the STANDARD
OH company To- faHtau its teuinclen
au the city without paying any tax
80 10 speak of would be uuWisr pol
iey.
Since the local agitation for the
abolition 81 the smoke evil conn
meHHed the standard OF company
hes been busy II has erected sew
sal new on storage taukt Dn the
tide flats. n lH even asserted that Il
has sent emlsHa fisa from the east 60
build az "a local trade 90 get grip
while the time IN ripe To show the
disposition 0f local manufacturers
Ia substitute 81 for coal n conn
PEELED 90 install smoke consumers a
letter received by the board q
HHHaHHA NNNN f0NN aaAHAH AHHAaAA HAAatA ~" -
THye. president 81 the FfYe Bruhn
Packing company. r. Characteristic.
Sir Fryr states that he has not
Yst taken steps 10 install SMOKE con-
Humrfa. because BE r. figuring on
making "a complete change in his
power plant aa soon as he has de-
aidad upon the best system 10 nAopt
tie Gays that he Intends % -ubHti-
tlts electric power Ter steam power
md % use OH Tor fuel In place Of
oaai.
The Armour Packing company f.
using of successfully IN it. local
plant. consuming thu slight amount
81 smoke that H. naturally emitted
IN the combustion Of crude oil The
city Intends 10 use Oh fuel on SIS
nfeboat on ~ very nearly az cheap
&c coal o. IL gradually Eappianting
coal for fuel ga this eitY and the Pa
eHfe Coast company IL In a death
affugrle 90 meet the inroads Of tbs
Standard Ou system
There are other reasons Why the
officials have decided to be very
cautious in their threat 60 enforcc
the city ordinance prohibiting the
smoke nuisance They desire 10 &C
rsde 90 the demand Of mrnufActur-
rra 10 be given more time 70 test tho
most rffiraciouH devices for cousuTu-
inF the soft coal Of tits state
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TRANSFORMER
FELL

The first accident 81 am serious
nature that has ever occurred n the
conniruetto not the municipal AEht
plant happsned this morning Al the
Enb=afatlnn ~ Seventh and fsslrf
While one % tho five trausful msfs
that are beinE Installed Naa being
lowered frnm the first floor T. the
basement with a block ana - Air.
the hook sustaining the Immense
weight broke and the expensive
pisco of machinery. wciEhinE msvgn
tons crashed 90 the floor below
II fell about eight feet At fifHi
Il Naa thought " vas ruined. bat
subsequent Investigation showed
that the CORE vas uniulufsd. the
steel frame merely having ben
badly bent and twisted. Fortunate
~ no WaFkmsn we're under the
Transformer when " fell The ee-
mcnf work Of the building Was tn
lured n0tneN hat
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The county commissioners, n com
mltten from the chamber OF com
merce and County Commissioner
elect Abrams went TO Vashon island
today for the purpose or deciding
upon a location for a new dock.
The following divorce suits have
been started in the superior court
Albert Loveland against Grace
Loveland. on ground OF drunken
moss: Cecilia Mcmillan against Rob
ert Mcmillan. on ground Of cruelty.
olive 5tuits against John Suits, on
ground OF non-aupport.
A superior court jury this morn
ing awarded A. c. Anglesberg $3.50
damages against the Seattle Elec-
trio company for injuries he aus-
taln9i When thrown from a Second
avenue car inat February. He sued
for $4,000
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Rrltura crusade for pure air aud
SCOT suppression has Euur up IL
smoke. Opposition among city off,
eiHiH to the iaHal branch oft John u
hoUarfHllrrH OF system Hu1 70 strong
counter pull Of the Pacific Coast
cool company ate tHa uf thr factors
that have brought The Hruaaie a. lta
aHl finish. Mayor nHIIuErI HuI the
members af The board uf health add
Wli thHt they are seriously r4usId=
sfus the proposition Go extend the
time which laHaI concerns VIII be
given Go Install smoke. consuming
devices. Conference have been held
within the paHI les days Co lauHId=
er the subject
other officials. sha arc in post
lion to know. declare that the Fight
ia 30 matter If FACT practically
off chiefly faf the reasons men
TONED above. and that u1 real At
tempt Wiil be- made 90 carry nut the
policy Of smoke suppression de-. i9ea
upon By the beard af health and the
mayor three months ago
More than month ago Do became
evident that tHe large uauuarfaH=
Ing concerns Of the city IlI mot care
much about the orders or thr board
20 health 10 Install smoke CONSUME
ere by January / only in few
minor instances have thr orders 81
tho board been compiled with. prinz
elpAlly m HaH#H where ngw plants
Wrrr being erected
some 81 the Manufacture stated
thcy would carry the fight into the
courts ruther than So O. uh- expense
~ making the change. and Tor APP
penrnrrs sake che city officials an
n1uucrd that they would meet them
half way. Nov the news comes that
she cify VIII not make "a fight IN
court the officials involved having
come Go the conclusion that d would
not be snpeaient
~ IL said that great pressure has
been brought - bear ~ late - the
Pacific Coast company. The latter
enjoys at the present time a viftual
monopoly - the coal used in thlH
city Tor domestic and fBAnufarfuf=
Ing purposes Had manufacturing
concerns been compelled 20 remove
their present auat and smoke emit
Ing furnaces 1t wac the intention Of
most ~ them 70 Substitute 90 for
euai az fuel The uae Of Oh virtually
mahru the Use af smoke consumers
unnecessary. II this had been done
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REGULATE OIL TANKS

Owing To the numerous reqteais
Tor permission 90 erect oil tauhH -
various parts Of the city The hnafd I
OF works this morning conc udrd
10 frame an ordinance for the Fnuhe
.cll 10 paas regulating the maunef ~
storing such material The recent
accident ut Los Angeles In which
three men were killed by thu eFs
plnsian Of crude oil tank. baf1mf
pressed the board with the neesas
flty af being stringent In the mat
ter The increased use Of oil fHei
IA the city has made some action
Ia the matter Imperative.
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WILL EVADE Law

TAG Seattle hotel this murning
made an attempt 90 oYade ftte
Marshal KELLOGG order Ia Install
"a modern fire escape un the build
ing by applying 60 the board Of
works for prrmirHlon 90 fephff the
iron ladder which the marnhal has
condemned Tho board promptly
referred the matter to Nr kellaEf
Tho latter condemned the present
escapes on the building aa aHlaak
resort 10 compel the owners y M
stall iron ntnirwoya
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CRASH

A one-story structure. the proper
~ OF II. +. Compton. situated at
the corner uf Second avenue and
blanchard street. toppled down the
50-foot ambankment and was
crushed to flinders AZ Tao O'Clock
this morning
The building has been In danger
81 tumbilng into the regrade cut for
some time, but the heavy wind OF
last night together with the rain
which had anftened the smhank-
ment. did the work. and with a
crash the house awooped down Into
the street
II looks like a pile Of toothpicka
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SiNHA GETS 81

The jury IN the slnha case return
ed a verdict this morning. allowing
the plaintiff 81 damages FOR false
Imprisonment. against chief Of Po-
lice Delaney.
Mahsah Chevun sinha. a Hindoo
newapaps man. was arrested some
time aRn on the complaint OF n
young lady. Slnha proved his limo
cencs and claimed there was not
sufficient reason Tor his arrest. Sin
Ia then brought suit against chief
Delaney Tor 5000 The case was
tried yesterday This morning the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
RiPLINGER WILL
KEEP OUT or FIGHT

Corporation Counsel Gillian has
ended the controversy among city
officials relative 10 the authority in
extending street contracts and re-
hitting the penalties therefor by
presenting an opinion 10 City EnRi-
nser Thomson IN which he holds
that such matters are purely execu-
tive instead Of legislative functions.
On this account Comptroller Rip
finger announced this morning that
he would no longer insist upon the
passage Of an ordinance by the
cougcn granting the extension. 30
that such matters In the future VIII
remain exclusively in the hands Of
the mayor and board Of works.
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To get IN business with the men.
where they can make money. We
want you To see for yourself BY call
ing "a once, as securities that are
now selling At 400 viii advance
early next week % sl-i5 and advane-
Ing steadily IN a business that shows
Tor itself Do not stop 10 read. but
call upon our fiscal agents. Csc
Sullivan building. and see what ey-
efyone declares r. certainly a money
maker. Investments Of SO upwards.
II speaks for itself -
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jury failed 70 agree 81 first. but we're
cent haek 20 their roonl fstufHlnH In
a short time with the 81 verdict
chief Delaney announced thiH AZ
trruaan that he would appeal the
case ta the circuit court Of appeals
az san N'raurlaco
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100 -. May. II. 10 10 10 Is.
ilO1-2. July. as -. ~. 0s1-s
Corn Dee. . -. 90. o. ~. May.
O. "a. -. ~ -. July. a. % 10
a. ~. o. 30. f. -
Oats MAY. 81 81. ais. 81 Il 70
81 30. July. 81 Il. l1-s. 81 "a
Pork-JhH. 1855. lZf7. 1z17.
May. ~ ~. 1872. 1882
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b rrIurnrd II ID hame.

Each returned 60 his home
Mu Chadwick Was sent back 20
the county Jail. where she Is being
held without the privilege Of seeing
her son or maid only during visit
ing hours and then only upon a
written order from the United
states marshal
There Is considerable speculation
to-day a. 60 the meaning n a call
made upon Mrs Chadwick ycHicr
day by ~ p nfamley wealthy
contractor and one ct the best
known politicians Ia the state.
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MRS. CHADWICK
is ARRAIGNED
VIVA BANKERS WHO WE'RE CAUGHT IN sER "FReNzeo ~
NANCE rAsole sHE IS TAKEN BEFORE FEDERAL JUDGE
-sANkErs RELEASED ON noHosi WOMAN CO.'S BACK TO
JAIL

CLEVELAND. O. Dec iT.-Mrs.
Cassie l.. Chadwick. President Beck.
with and Cashier Spear we're ar
raignrd here this afternoon before
Federal Judge Wing On the lndict
monts growing out al the failure Of
the Citizens National hank at Ohri
lin. az a result Of the Chadwick OPP
crationH
Each pleaded not guilty Prcsi
dent Bcckwith and Cashier spear
were released on the same bail that
they have had since their arrest
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Atchison. 81 IS. 81. s5i-s. Anal
gamated Copper. 90 "a. 81 Ia.
eIa-F. Baltimore v o.. i0t. 100 ID,
100 t-f. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
81 l-F 1914. H8z-f. Canadian Pa
clnc. lat -. 100 "a. 100 B-s. Chieaz
20 Great Western. 28i-s. - IL.
% ~ Erie. common. ~ ~. ~. 81.
Louisville 4 Nashville. lit1-f. 40.
40. Manhattan. IgA 1853 i-8. i64.
Metropolitan. III ID. l2O -, 100 IL,
IO7 Is, Peoples Gas, i0e -.
iOg Ia, JOG -. Pennsylvania. fg7.
1895. f8g 30. Reading. ss-s.
1915. 7sI=4. Rock Island. common.
233-4. az. %. st. Paul 10 IL.
ICE IA. I68 IL sugar. If2. 80 50.
1885,. Southern Pacific. g11-4.
% 90. 81 - Southern Ry.. IS -.
1t3-f. gf2-4. Union Pacific. III Is.
100 8-4 no. Uuuited States Steel,
common. 20 Is. - "a. 20 Ia. Unit
81 States Steel. preferred, %. 81 81.
.018-f. q. = 4 l., ag7-s. 90. -. T.
O.. A. T.. 72a=a. n. -. Illinois CEN
trail l55 Ii. f5sI-g. 1919. New
York Central. 1918. i5s IL.
IfOl-Z
Total sales SEQ coo shares.
Liverpool closed z-se lower than
yesterday. Car receipts Mlnneapo-
liH. 5ZZ. Duluth. 80. Chicago. 70.
The market opened weak. on % range
Of fi.l1a1 10 a.. and steadily de-
ciiued 20 81 100 10 Is. more from
lack 81 demand than from innueu-
tini selling None but shorts With
profits seemed inclined % give any
support. and market closed steady
a. tl10I-z This g. purely a scalp
ing market. with opportunities safest
ou the long side
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OLSON CASE DiSMiSSED

Ths Information charging John
Olson with maintaining a gambling
resort In the Seattle Bar on August
10. 1904, has been dismissed on the
motion Of Prosecuting Attorney
eoott The reason given for the dis
mlssai WINS lack Of evidence.
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CHRISTMAS TRAVEL

Has been made popular on the
North Coast Limited" where ev-
erything best Is provided for your
comfort DO not start "A trip east
until you talk Il over and make ar
Seattle. zee
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TOXIC. Dec. 1.-THE Japanese
directed a heavy bombardmsnt on
Port Arthur yesterday The new
town was badly damaged The ar
sennl was struck many times Sew
oral shells hit the magazine
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CHICAGO MARKFTe

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported FOR The Star by w. A.
Ryer a Co. ii2 Columbia street. by
private wire
Seattle. Saturday. Dee. II.
Wheat - Dec. iioi-s. los ST.
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RUBBER GOODS FOR CHRIST.
MAS GIFTS

Boys Rubber Coats and Boots;
Misses Maekintoshes. Rubber Toys
and Dolls The Rubber Store. III
FIRST Ave. sss
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Photos for Christmas must be or
dorod now. sittinRa from 10 60 2
every day, rain or shine. Eggan a
Ericsson. 1916 First. We move Jan.
1st 20 Eltel building. s
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The MARKETS

Vegetables
Beans. dry, per cWt. t12s1 AIS.
Lima beans, ts7bG 500. bects. per
sack. TBcmti00. cabbage. idiAc.
cauliflowcr. per doz. 75cdfLo0.
garlic. new. Sc. onions. yellow.
per M. zhc. parsley, per doz.
iRA q 22c. peppers. California. 900
uI2b. spinach. per crate. 500
turnips. sack. 7scGt1.ae. rutabagas.
per sack. Tsc; lettuce. dollhouse. $50
e. i.6o. tomatoes. $1,000 $50. celery.
per dnz. aoM4oc carrots per sack.
e5H Use: eEE plant per 10. &c
Yakima potatoes. SCI e0d a2.00. CAL
ifornia potatoes. si7.b0a 1900 /.
White River potatoes. $500. sweet
potatoes. IN sacks. st.6odI.76. par
ships. ti000i25. watercress. doz
punches. use. cucumbera. T5cu Sl2s.
radishes. per doz. Ice. pumpkins.
per 10, ic. squash. per 10. ic. arti-
chokes. per doz, 75c
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persimmnns. si2a. bananas.
= &c; figs = III bricks. tiT5.
figs. i0-lb cartoons. 60a7bc: grape
fruit. per box. s300. lemons. choice
and fancy. S2b0m 90. oranges.
Seeding. st.b0d LIS navel oranges.
s. 25M $50. oranges. Valencia. S9b0
81 400. oranges. Jap. per bale. Si1b
Obs. pears. 800 apples. cooking,
40Mfbc. apples. fancy, 75cmti26:
grapes Malaga, barrel. S7Oo f.
grapes. Ncrdcls. 800, cranber-
ries tSdi0.50 huckleberrtes, per 10 81.
Sc. ounces. per box. $3.50. pome-
granates. half orange eases. 327bs
plneapples. per doz.. f343.b0. straw %
berries. per crate. 81
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iss. ntgEs lard. white star. fierce.
ahr Lard. White Hose. sc. lard.
Wild Haas. shc
brazil. per h. igml4e. eeeoanuts
per dozen. SOC. rhrHfuuta. Italian.
| i3he. 6heHtuBtH. ohio. per III. Ige.
chsHtnufa. California. Iae. HaIuuta
/ English. lscs poraua. iaatfe. fiji
befts. lie. black waluuta. Be- hiek-
DRY nuts. r.. buttsfnutH. e.. pea
nuts. % ioe. Jumboa. lie. Al
monda. - ollie, California wal
Fish. Oysters. G0.
Solos &. black cod. c.. Line cod.
&c. crabs. gIut7b. claims. open
shipment 100, claims. Dor sack.
ills oysters. Olympus. PEI sack.
- open bulk per gallon.
s. 30. salmon. 50 OHIO salmon
trout fzHc. skinned perch.
Be- ahHimpH. sa1oea founders.
Be-. hefHiun. &c. holsters ITar.
Hmelt. g.. sturgeon. o.. black bass.
r.. haiibut. 5W7c. perch. a. rock
cod. fe.
Flour.
Patent. per bbl. ff75s Crown.
30 Minnesota hard wheat 81
PillHburY. -. Pinsbury's Best. -.
HtaudarH uakOtn. %. Oiympie 1876.
Electric. tf7B. Holly it7s. Golden
horthHsat. s., Electric Light f7fB.
gold Medal 1870. Top Notch. fi45.
Cereals.
Whole wheat. i0c. per bale. 1910.
whole wheat flour. per bbi. s4Zd.
graham. per bbl4 81 graham. 10a.
Dbl. -. rye flour los per bale.
I Fs4F I'LL a. ND# Nss#H...H 49,
rye meal. per bale 81 co. buck wheat.
per hhl. 81 buckwhoat, per bale.
tafhs corn meal. l0H. per bale. q 10.
corn meal. Cos. per Dbl -. yellow
corn meal. Zoe. per bale. 1910. white
corn meal Dos. ~, rolled oatH. per
Dbl. s. r. Co. 1878. wheat flakes.
boz 15 lbs. iZ20. fafiua. per bbl.
$50 farina. i0-lb. sacks. per bale.
~. homiuy. large, per Dbl 1910.
houihy small o. bale. tzs0. Holly
[ aelf-raiHinK burkwheat. per case.
i1Ts pearl barley. Glib boxes.
ltt0 pearl barley. l00-Ib. sacks. s..
split peas. 1f5OU5. popcorn. per eat..
t8J9s cracked wheat Per bale. 90.
Feed.
Data per ton. t2g027. bran. per
| ton. 5000 q. barley. rolled. per
ton. f2f0zg feed wheat per ton.
Z - = e. HHAH y 'NHl iNel4 per NHf4 NAt
q 80. oil meal per ton. 81. best
chop. izeH - whole corn. ton. 4zsEt
30 cracked corn. per ton, 12su 20.
feed corn meal pcr ton. $40. shorts.
per ton. lziazZ
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy. SO
His-tns alfalfa. ti2b0a IS. wheat
hay. 81. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed, i22. Puget Sound
hay ita50ai 10.
Poultry Feed.
oyster shells. zoos. ton. t2z. clam
shells ie9s. so. bone meal. zoos.
s22. Ernnulated bones. zoos. ts2. On
ada and bea g. per ton higher
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. ElS aoa16.
alsiks. choice. SIC. white clover. SIS
4if. timothy. per cwt. 1916
q orchard grass. fif. red top. $50
10 English rye grass. s. Italian rye
ErnHH. T. bronze grass. ffa tan
meadow cat grass. tig. Kentucky
blue grass fii; pasture mixture.
uplauds. Ei0ai2.
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NEW YORK. Dec 17.=Amalgn-
amted. under the pressure u closing
sales. broke e. per share at the close
10 nOday'n trading.
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Butter and Cheese.


oregon cheese. i2hc. Eastern,
lie. Washington cheese. 12c. cream
brick cheese. lee. butter. native
creamery, SOC: eastern. In tubs, 2ac
fresh cooking, lsc.
Eggs.
Strictly fresh ranch. 50 10 sec; east
ern. 24a2sc.
Poultry.
Ducks, dressed, ia tsc. geese.
dressed, 15d Ice. chickens. dressed.
ibQ llc; turkeys, fancy local dressed.
2202io.
Honey.
California strained, per H.. SCI
California sage. per H.. lac. honey,
extract. r-r H., 7ashc. oregon
/ grape cream, i0-cnse lots, $500:
honey Yakima. t2hc; Clifornia
white, 2i-Ib. boxes, ss.50. Olympia,
boxes, k3RSf6.
Sugar.
Golden G, IN sacks. SIS s.. extra G,
I'm sacks, $685.. powdered. In bar
rels, f6.4O; dry granulatod. IN sacks
! tets. cube. In barrels, t6.b6, beet
| sugar. s6.0B. maple sugar. lac. Less
Ac II paid within rs days.
Cows. beef, Go: steers. exc; NUT
ton, 6h47c. pork. sac. lamb, 1c.
dressed veal, small, s4 &c.
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. t2u i3c; bacon. breakfast
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MAKE 1T POPULAR WITH
EVERYONE. INCLUDING PHYsI-
CLANS. BECAUSE 1T IS so BENE-
FlCTAI4 BETTER THAN MEDi-
CINE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

q DOE. HALF PINTs. DELTy-
Erred. FOR Doe.
PHONE. tx. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Patent. per bbl. af76. Crown
tBt0. Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
FillHbHrY. IS Pillsburyfa Best. -.
HtaHdafH Dakota. 80. Olympic. 81 e6.
Electric. t47B. Holly. ft7Gs Golden
horthHe est. g.. Electric Light i7fB.
Gold Medal 1910. Top Notch. ff45
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Feed

Data Per ton. iZg02T. bran. per
ton. SO t0u2ls barley. rolled. per
ton. fzHHz6 feed wheat per ton.
tSlu a. dairy chop feed. per ton. ile
q 40. oil meal. per ton. 81. best
chop. fEaaz ~ whole corn. ton. 1zk1
40 cracked corn. per ton. 12sq 20.
feed corn meal. peT ton. 40. shorts.
per Ton. fzI4ZZ