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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
PACKERS WORRIED ABOUT
Commissioner Of Corporations Will Go
After Beef Trust to a Finish.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-Following
the charges made by Attorney General
Moody, that the packers were in a con-
spiracy to control the market of the
nation for fresh meat, it was learned
that Commissioner Garfield of the de-
partment Of commerce and labor is
coming here next week to begin an
investigation in person. The packers
are much agitated over the secre-
tary's visitation &c
II is said Secretary Garfield he anx-
ious to have the federal courts pass on
the question OF whether he can com.
pei the packers to produce their books
ana submit to a direct examination
on the witness stand of the methods
they follow in business.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Swift q Co, President Louis
F. Swift said:
1T is needless for me to say to those
present. who are more or less familiar
with the facts. that the reports in cir
culation about the beef trust are
without foundation There is absolute
ly no conspiracy or combination to
control either the purchase Of live
stock OF the sale of meats or packing
house products; on the other hand. the
packer industry is subject to the
severest kind of competition. both in
buying and selling, and the per cent of
profit on sales in the packing indus-
try is less than in other lines Of busi-
ness."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

martyrs on this generation, and not
ION this nation" as previously testi-
fled before the committee. Since his
expulsion he had served in the legis-
lature, being elected in Mormon
county. A. A. Moon, of Provo, Utah,
testified that the Mormons acted freely
and independently in political matters
and that the practice of polygamy was
diving out.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
Jap Naval Base in Java.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. IA tel
egram from Java states that a naval
base has been established on the is
land of Labuan by the Japanese The
British telegraph office on the island
has ~ceased working fer u days to
conceal the presence of the Japanese.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
Kuropatkin May Be Recalled

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Rome cor
respondent of the Exchange Telegram
wires that private kilograms received
there from st. Petersburg assert that
Kuropatkin will probably be recalled
on account of his i'll health.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Students Of Lincoln School VIII kSep
Open House Monday All Oex.

Fond ma,nmas and papas and othss
interested in the work OF the studenss
Of Lincoln school will have an oppss-
tunity Of inspecting the work OF schss-
ars Of the school next Monday. Wo3
of the different grades will be on sn-
hibition and in addition City oaperA-
tendent Jones will make q snort -
dress on schoel work
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General stoesseI in Naaasaki.

NAGASAK1. Jan. 14.-General Stoes-
sci arrived here today on the Jap
ArakaWa with the chief officials of the
port went aboard the transport and
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ARE SOLD AT AUCTION.
'ss Melted for Bullets bv
Of rs Goes ch.an.

Nd to i 'osk. Jan. IA fragment.
..lss, % i, De from the horses tail Of ,ns
seUrs. e' ~ equestrian statue Of
"a s,., u which was pulled down
hesa>a -, ~ oF crowd in Bowling
49,, 6. l77., after the ,,rst
fS''e in New York of the
F>sas ~. Of Independence, was
'au. i0sities sold at auction
k0e o.
Se seo. \, snents Of the statue
, .." ~ II. patriots to Ltchaela.
s were nsltsa and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

THE HAGUE Jan. 1.-THE Holland
government has presented site Ter
the peace palace to be erected by Car
neeie. It win be on the parade gre6ni
near the Bosch. The selection must be
approves by the states gsAsrai.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
THE CzAR JOLuES HIS TROOPS
He. PRAISES GENERAL STOESSEL
Also Speaks in Complimentary Terms Of the Bravery Of the
Japanese Soldiers and Sailors --CuksWe That Rus
sla* viii Win--japan Distusttu| Of France.

received Stoessel, his wife and staff,
who were shortly transferred to land.
Stoessel was attired in a gray military
overcoat, and wore his sword. He
slowly wended his way up the hill to
the bungalow, where he will be quar-
tered. Dozens of Russian officers sa-
Iuted their late commander
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
New President of Council.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-It is
reported that tine appointment of
Grand Duke Michael Nicolavitich as
president of the council of ministers
has been confirmed
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
New Russian Finance Minister.

5. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-Finance
Minister Kokovaoff has been appointed
secretary of state. He retains his
present post.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14

Prince Fushima in Toxic.
TOXIC, Jan. 14.-Prince Fushima
and suite, are expected to arrive at
Toxic tonight on their return from the
United States.
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MONTREAL. Jan. 14.-Fire early
this morning damaged the Royal Vic
toria hospital to the sxtsnt ~ s1te, ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
BEST EVER
rHH INDICATIONS NOW ARE
THAT THE COMING BENCH
MEL CLUB WILL sURPEss
SHOW or THE SEATTLE KEN.
~ FORMER ONES IN INTER.
EsT AND ATTENDANCE

Entries FOR the eoSslug dog show
Of the Seattle Kennel club Will
close Saturday evSSinR at e'cloek
n b. probable however. th~' ar
rapgemeutH Will be made 80 that
eNafiea can be filed uy to II o'clock
with 1ulea RedelHhaGaeH. al First
avenue and Columbia street This
step may be taken because Of the
delay IA getting the premium lists
and entry bhnka into the hands
~ det faneiefa
President HfdelHHflmer. OF the
club says that this viii BE- the most
successful exhibition Of fancy bred
CANNES II has ever held Entries
are coming In ferldly to the necre-
tnry OF the club v J J. Roberts. Of
J. ~ y Atkinson a Co They may
also be handed - Mf Hedelshelmer
OF 10 the Hardy Hail Arms com
pany. IA the Dexter Horton bank
building.
As stated IN T1nraday'a Star, the
entire proceeds OF the dog show viii
be- donated % the Wayside Elmer
Eeney hospital and the Florence
Cfttanton home II is believed
that the attendance thia year will
be larger than ever. the many hand
some trophies offered for winners
inducing the entry Of the choice
dogs OF the northwest The silver
cups offered BY Seattle merchants
this year are more numerous and
costly than ever
Instead o. giving cup, Dave
Gross. the merchant. has donated a
so dress 20 the club. which viii be
given away on the laat night o. the
dog show. each lady attending get
ting a coupon With number attached
for the drawing
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At Ballard

The Tigers basketball team Of
Ballard defeated the West Seattle
team Thursday night at the St.
Anne Parish House BY a score of
~ 10 a.
u. u. Cox, the receiver for the
Washington Food company. Will
probably be able 10 get more than
81 900, the sum which was bid b.
two OF the large stockholders u
protect their interests. Several
parties have been looking over the
plant Of late and among them were
two who were food manufacturers
from the east These are willing
10 offer $4,000 for the plant II the
proper arrangements can be made
April IL r. the time set by the court
for the settling up OF the receiver
ship.
Harry Dodds and George Eden.
both Of whom are employees In the
Simpson mill. were injured Thurs
day night Their fingers were 80
badly crushed in the machinery
that they had 10 be amputAted.
Joe jameson was arrested Friday
morningon the charge OF assault and
battery and will be tried In Police
Judge Martins court. Thursday
night, about Z o'clock. a crowd OF
men were drinking at the Bowery
saloon. among whom were jane
son. a brlcklayer. and Fred Mat
thewH. n mill employe. An argu-
ment arose between the two and a
quarrel followed. Matthews was
badly beaten and his face cut.
Jameson ~ now out on bonds
An installation OF the officers in
the Elks lodge was held Thursday
night Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
DAILY. from Tacoma. was present
and installed the officers. After the
installation a splendid supper was
served and an enjoyable time was
had By all present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
THE MARKETS

The Friday morning markets were
very quiet. comparing them with
the business done IN the earlier part
OF the week. Everyone Is waiting
for the steamer that 81 due from
California Friday afternoon or Sat
urday morning. The market on
Washington creamery butter Fri
day morning declined 20 81 cents.
This e. the lowest point this product
has gone this season.
Oranges are coming in better
than they were the first OF the
week. Several cars Of bananas were
put on the market Friday morning.
Native rhubnrb Is coming Ia in
great quantities Lettuce has gone
20 the $3.50 market 1at.
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veuetHolsa


Beans. dry. per cwt. SsaSn AIS
small whites. saRbHs.75: large
whites, $50 Sis. pink beans. tS.2ss
bayo beans. S82b; Lima beans.
$3.50. beets, per sack 75c0si.00s
Northern California Cabbage,
iMc per 10. Idaho cabbage.
per cwt sass: Placentta cab
hage. 2hc; cauliflower. per
dozen. si.25; garlic, new. tic;
onions. yellow. H.. Sc, onions. Fnnuu.
shc. young onions, Toe bunch; spin
ach. crate. SEQ Zoe. turnips. SIX. las.
rutabagns, sack. 600Sb5: lettuce.
dollhouse. si.50d175: ore. squash.
crate, S2T5Ma.o0. carrots. si@l.26.
Yakima potatoes. $4,000 1900:
Greedy potatoes. S2t 00G 2a.00: Yak
Ina Early Rose. Si.25: new
California potatoes. &c per ID.
dollhouse rnndishes. Use per doz;
apples, fancy St00Wi.75: Ben DAVIS
aples. asa 75c; SpltzenberK apples.
sl7b@2: California sweet potatoes.
$3.50. Rrtichokcs, per doz. use:
California celery, Sbast; native
celery. S0T zoe; native rhubarh.
&c; cucumbers, long green. $500 doc:
asparagus, lie; California barb.
box, Sl.25, seed peas. 10, Sc;
green pensc, 10c; tomatoes. sa.26a
$50: green beans. $3.50 per case:
-s,-
Big sale. A. Bridge 6 Co. zee
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AT THE THEATERS

THE BELLE or NEW YORK {"
On Sunday evening the Pollard
Liiiputinua open their engagement
at the Grand In The Belle Of New
York. which f. one Of the beat
pieces offered BY the clever little
folks. Everyone knows the Poi
lards. and the bright and musical
bunch OF youngsters need no In
PRODUCTION TO the Seattle public. A.
the "Wednesday matinee they will
play "ptnafore"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
At THE UNIVERSITY

The Y. NJ G. \. VIII contest with
the university Friday. April Z. Ia "a
track meet nj the varsity Rymnu=
stun. Tho team of the former. judy
ing from tho list 81 men entered.
viii give the Washington bunch the
hardest contest ~ far thia season.
besides tho regular 0uta. wfeat-
liuR viii be- GA impdtsaut feature.
Largo. Vance and Martin. Of the 7.
NJ. @. a. viii be- matched against
Lindsay Tiiley nnd fNteher Of the
university. Tho nav who gets the
most falls ga ton minutes viii be
the winner.
The university baseball team VIII
not lack supporters in their game
WlthDNhitw0rth college. at Taeoma.
Saturday afternoon. for large
crowd ~ rootcrH win 20 with tho
mine The students VII leave on
the sSeamcr Flyer Gao the forenoon.
rciufhiug 900 night
The observatory nt the university
wiil br open 90 visitors the weather
being favorable. most Tuesday even
ING f4f The purpnre of viewing We
NUS The planet at that time VIII
bo Boo "a position for nuceenafui OBJ
Heryntion Professor Robert r Nor
~. M tho head Of the astronomical
work viii be Goa charge of the tele-
scope
Professor Kiugh. n metallufRisf
of the Birmingham district, VIII de-
liver an address Saturday night At
tho university before the Chemical
club. His subject viii be "rhe
Electro MetaIlurgy Of Iron" Out
HidefB are welcome.
-
Work on the basement OF the new
armOry. 90 be erected on Western
avenue, may begin shortly. AdiI
Gen. Drain has called a meeting Of
the armory board for Monday to
confer with the architects upon the
adylaabllity Of proceeding with the
work.
Tho monthly tea OF the Ladies'
AID Of Calvary Presbyterian church
was given az the home OF Mrs.
Boyer. 157 Twenty-slxth avenue.
Tuesday. April 4, from 70 40
. m Mrs. Boyer WAS aa-
sisted BY Mrs. W. W. Dearborn and
Mrs Bergman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
aAcRoss THE nrsrRT .

"The Moonshiner'a Daughter. Z"
which has scored a pronounced hit
with the lovers Of melodrama az the
Third Avenue all week. closes Sat
urdaf night and on Sunday after
noon a new company viii open the
week with Across the Desert" The
piece has never been seen In Seat
tie before. and Is recommended as a
thriller" OF tiptop merit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
AT The HIGH SCHOOL

Edwin Twitmyer. former princi-
pal of the high school. now Of the
Hellingham high. was at school
Thursday shaking hands with his
many friends. students represent
ing nearly every roll room IN the
building tried TO persuade him 90
speak for them during the noon
study hour. lie accepted I'm fnvor OF
the senior boys, as they had been
with him for three years.
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STAR TuEATER

Zlmm's remarkable pony ballet
will be the star attraction az the
Star next week. The old bin closes
Sunday night. and the new vaude-
willie program begins Monday after
noon.
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The senior class of the Seattle
high has appointed a committee 20
petition the school board for their
consent TO do likewise. All OF the
class are highly IN favor OF Il. and
II Is thought likely that n permis-
sion is granted that a special train
VIII be run from BelllnEham and
Seattle.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Reports for The Star by ". A
Ryer & Co. iI2 Columbia street. ;,
private wire.
Seattle. Friday. April 7. 1905
Wheat High. Low. Close
May. 1T -. lie. li6 "a
July. IS 81. 81 liz. 81 rs 10 So.
Sept s31-2. SITS, S31-s
Corn
May. 4Si-2. a. SIS 10 1874, 4S1A
July. IS. 473-s, 477-s.
Oats
May. 80 IA. % 3-a. 80.
July. % "a to 20 rs. 29l-2, - So
Pork
May. 1890. 1880. 1890
July. 1915. 1902 to 1906. 1915.
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tttttt $1,000 .
TOWN WAS FULL or POLL
TtCtAHs.


q DID you see emf
= Seattle Waa full 81 politicians
= Thursday with overflow meet ,
. inga nj every hotel and enough I
. on the eide to make "A state !
q Convention Here IL a list OF I
q the statesmen. diplomats and I
a politicians who were In town I
. for the day. I
. State Supreme Judge Her !
. man u. Grow. Sheriff J. A.
= Dnnhoim. Of Pierce county. I
q John lee. Tacoma politician ,
. Attorney General J. u. Akin I
. son. Lieutenant Governor /,
. Charles = Coon. =. y. Heus- ,
. tia. former collector OF Gus ,
. toms II. .. Crawford. Olympia ,
. Politician Collector OF Gus +,
. toms G. " Ide. Former State I
. Labor Commissioner VIM. I
= Hlaekman. State Labor Com ,
. missioner e. +. Hubbard. Sec I
. Rotary Of State sam II. Mich I
. OILS. Deputy State Insurance I,
= Commissioner J. II. schively. ,
sssttts sttts
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wHRAT-Liverpool May whea.
opened IA lower and closed ~
higher than yesterday. ..,.
Car receipts - Minneapolis, AAl'
Duluth. 80: Chicago, IL.
The market was steady tou,y,
with a rather narrow range for ny
July and September options Nn,. ,.
closed unchanged from Westerns,
figures. The May option was -
c'ined to be weak and rather sl0''
closing SIS lower than yesteruA''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
WHEN We WE'RE TWENTY
ONE

Friday might. when We Were
Twenty-Five. VII be the bill a. the
Seattle On Saturday. az both NATL
nee aud evening performances the
Ferris people VII continue ia a
Poor Relation" In the single per
Torrance Of when We We're
Twenty one. Dick Ferris. manager
Of the Ferris Stock companies. and
Miss Florence Stone. who will play
tho leads IN the san Francisco
company. will appear.
West Point 'asH will be the bill
next week.
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For ssl.-Hou... and lots.

g. go azroom new house, fine lot. ak
Icy Z blocks from best car service
500 cash. fih 90 per month, j W.
darlington corner Thomnn ana 18Th
MaHI Madlnnm.
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Can't Be Beat.
style or quality of our $500 soft
and stiff hats. Il y. Brooks q Co.
1891 "a Ave. -.
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Acreage Fer sale.

Acreage Fer Sale.
Cf01CE LOCATION
% acres 81 fine soil eioae Go ettfI in
gss6Sb,e 13 afl,s lss 81 30 s'' asFs
81 go q acre. acres al cleared hnd
fenced 6 aefes slaahsd part bottom.
with isfse creek. close to car aud
FsifE n. ADAMS
a. starr uoyd nidg -tf
LAKE WASHINGTON PROPERTY
For property At OF hear Kirkland. call
COLLINS a WILLIAMS.
bs Sullivan HulldinE. II
8 So Fer los acres, three-quar,er
mile wateretuat on WhidhY Island
fruis tues trsss ANAL hun. house 'Sh1
ih4 barn ssNaN uith eide shed
sHuLEnUn BROS. 81 Arcade.
FREE. 8 or 10 acres close IN 20 party
Who will plant q potatoes and give
ana %s aus ss.tr ss he. crop See nmsn. 't ne
ewner. today IL
Timber Lands
CRUISER JUST RErURNFp after
locatinE several excellent claims near
aeattle NsfH ehoies and sAesilsns
have net qsssi You risht Ever
savantsssa tasis IAN allows ths@
BoIIhf p ~ '' fias s,saiiii oss ar
rwprR locations, cruise lsalSo 20
sSiss.s s sss -. IL s rs,.iss slT l
Of Loren hend. narneAton. Wa. ~
Fer ssis-Rssl Estate
aCHoiCE lots
N sa ~ sss s,s is.s ii,s % 5 9e .Ss
itth and 18th avenues and cross
10 10 Terms. So 70 tihe In cash.
A 63RRhifsn eafF5 sfiff ' 9ifs y aeouir.
fine home sites on A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT nAsfe our repre-
.ssntaiivs TeadY 70 show sou over
cHaRf.Hs soMERA COMPANY.
t1t.a ALASKA BLDG. -
QUEEN ANNE nliI4
This week viii glese out The last one
West Queen Anne TIT Not a lug
can be had In THIS district after
these are sold fgF less than itt Tor
81 eses' terms ls cash sss II ~ you ~, xass
uAHaAfS. aet quickly. lots are
beautiful. level VII bs one 20 thfsa
feet above grade lay high have fine
view.
W. = HAGAN
both Phones Main IL
liz Alaska HidH q
l. = IL BEAU.
Main les. - SeN York Block
~ buys some Eued lots. close 70 pro
ruaad car line.
- buys some more. nearer.
fltst@s nice lots and HeN tsfuam house.
on nh street Green Lake fruit
city water electric HIGHT. fiose e.
ear
ZINE s.ro5n house ard fine view. al
modern. can be bought on easy
terms See this
Money 10 loan. a
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Atchison. 80 rs. SO "a. So "a.
Anal. Copper. SO SIS. SO 3-S, ssjA
II. & O.. III. 10 is, 10 IS
p. r. T. CO "a. 6s is. 60 -
Can. Pac.. I55 81. 1853 rs. 1855.
Eric. com. 4Ti-2, &c IS. 6l-l
Ills. Cent. 1e2 rs. Ice SIS, le2l-i
Manhattan. 167 as. 166 SIS, 1854
Metropolitan. 12s "a. l22 "a, III
Mo. Pac.. los IA, 107 is, i0I IS
L. c y. 1884. is2 81. iis.
Peoples Gas. 1912. Ill is, iile-A
Penna.. 144I-4. i43 SIS, ia.
Reading. com. a6 Ia. 81 rs, e5sS
r. l.. com. SO 10. IS IA, IS IS
So Pae., 6ef-S. 6s IA. s. rs.
ST. Paul. 1894. III "a. l7s 81
Sugar. IA SIS. 14S, 144l-4.
Tn. Pae., 182 81. 1871 Ia, iS2 l-S
L. S. s. com. SS1-4. 81 IL, 81 IL
L. s. S. pfd., l03, 1oi rs, lo2 ~
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wITTLER q JOHNSTON.
Successors e.
A q JOHNSTON

A q IUWNNTUNl
Houses. Iluta Farms. Acreage.
q ~ Store well located for business
living rooms above and } additional
suites u 4 rooms each In good town
within " miles % Seattle Would
exchange for Seattle realty
81 too-NsW modern f-roam house. lot
INifl Rainier HfiFha, easy terms
t1f0 to IrA-Nins residence lets HEie
excellent view % sound and city
Queen Anne ifiil west Terms
flrt-s acfos choice land half IN or
chHfd Old house barn half mile
from boat landing. Lake Washing
ton Easy terms.
Come IN and srs our list ~ good buys
Wf1TIEH a gOHNsFoN.
ZOE 7nd Ave Rooms a q n Downs Hlk
Main l-PHONES-fud. .fit.
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IN HEAs1t Oh ALI.
hought on payments Of 900 OF tse5
Der week
broom house and large lot only
'.room house and isrss lot. only
tak
'room house and lsrge lot. only
'-room house an! srss lot only
Groom house and large lot only
YOU INNfsHTIGATE
relk 20 those dealing nov with US
What they say n worth your com
siaerauoni i4 happy homes all built
months is proof convincing II
residence addition
L&2rER5n Wh,;IgNgs = Tgis
TERMS S. YGR WEEK
HAVE rou ANY Ambitions
To own homsf n 90, don't dsisY.
hssd "a ThisR 81 ss, !, sss Se si
- ~ tflha ~ VIC past ne
Lime 90 DO 4 f. now We ere selling
thsy arc worth. and viii double IN
value ~ one yeaf Tpks WashlnEs
strtst car positively only IL
minutes ride q Southeast Seattle
hbA TILE HOMEaEEkERB CO.
TT
i-koOM cottage. with bath sink
wash buri. lht elEiaoi good eirw -
AXE. only O. 90. We can take ~
Tow ns MOO cash balance 81 pet
month Within block q ear 1'hia
L. brand new
Here o. smother 6-rnam modern cot
tsEr. only q 10. 500 cash. balance
- pos month
We also have siH more that are new
hnf modern. ranging IN price fram
q 100 20 o. eco on Nrfg ea#p iarHaa
The above property IL at Green Lake
efuom modern house, lot t84ts4 pH
car iiue street gradsd cement Nhtk
water main all "a and paid fer g. ~
isrmH n wanted
Nat-A an elegant ruf-r with unahs
Ntrncted view 81 20 cash
NNtN curmpr with NieW that eaH
never ~ shut Oft fspo cash.
Lot WxiM. All improvements IN and
laia Tor. on East Queen Anne Hili
sa.iN on io,h ave, wsst. fias view
fXl cash
E G. nYEnH 4 co.
~ Arcade Building.
-=-sssHsa
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nealh,

Ira Parry. Jr, age months. died
April g.
N. +. Ho;owltE. aged Fl years.
died April 2
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your health and welfare are earnestly
desired by the doctor Communication
and diagnosis FREE office hours
from 10 n. m. TO = y. m. SUNDAYS
only by appointment CurtiaH block.
1914 Second avenue Suite 20-A frat
floor. Phone Main h7iG
N. R~Dr, Rel lectures every sun.
aax night. az Wilson's hall. Eitei
building northwest corner Second
avenue and Pike street and every
Monday night nj Christensen hall
Akeade building, at 5 o'clock. -tf
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q. Sale Real es,s,s-eea,las.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

,. X. ASilsn, sai Ballard ave. ep'
poslte City Hall.
Frement Drug Co, Ewing street.
and Fremont avenue,
Quaker prue Co, lots fst ave.
Thee. HARRIS 81 rosteftles. RsnteH
{. N. Lehndroff. cigar steres ete1a
Second
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taTs-Tsn acres u No I land with 1000
feet Of lumber and 1000 shingles de-
livered on premises Tor slt. This
property L. an easy drive 20 Seattle.
on fine county road free mail dsiiv-
cry and handy 20 school Terms on
part n desired
CHARLES r. ADAMS.
40 C0inau BidE TT
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Nao-A large plat ~ choicest coll one
~ four corners on county roads
ousshnN under cultivation garden.
Mtrn " berries ard small fruit, re-
barn. good WELL handy 60 sleefie
car
CHAH " AnAME
80 Coimhn building. 1T