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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
WILL H0LDBIG NEE TING

Under the auspices OF tho local
Federal union a mass meeting Of
workingmen IL 10 be held tomorrow
afternoon NJ "A place not Jet decided
upon. % protest against tho repeal
OF the eight-hour law aud the pass
age OF the boycott bill II iH
"A part OF "A movement OF local union
men 10 prevent the enactment OF tho
measures. n possible.
II IL . now generally believed
among union men that the repeal
OF tho eight-hour law cannot be ac-
cnmpliahcd. but they are still afraid
that tho antt=boycott bill will pass
The representatives sent from tho
Western Central Labor union TO
Olympia have succeeded In holding
senate yesterday afternoon Mayor
that Representative Clark. who In
troduced ~. has already weakened.
II IL reported that his motive Ia
introducing Il Is "A personal one. no
having become preiudiced against
unions because Of the fact that two
OF his sons loHt jobs on account Of
unions. one Of them at the time Of
the strike Of the carmen against
the Seattle Electric company.
4 petition protesting against the
approval Of the two measures is
nov being circulated In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
THEY ALL FEEL
GLORIOUS

Prank =. Scherer. chlof clerk ia
the employ 81 Prosecuting Attorney
Mncinktash. has recently returned
frum the national meeting 81 the
American Rowling association. which
had a deliriuus session az Milwau-
kce between February lk aul IS.
schefef Is a memhsf u the Empire
bowling team Of this city. which
represented Seattle ia tho national
contest The Seattle boys returned
with their hearts full % joy. Seat
lie stands number IL on the let 81
AZ representative teams and
schergr himself stands number 40
on individual scores The highest
score vas col pima schcrvr.a score
WAS saI
Captain Henry MahBkcn plotted
his team 10 many victories during
the tournament and. as a result o.
the eastern campaign. tho team VIII
divide $3.50 prise money.
The members Of the club are =. /
Davis. bred Riener. Capt Henry
Mahnksu. George Vessel. l. Jenkins
and Prank q. srherer. The team
was organised year aEo and NEE,
az the Monarch bowling alleys 6Ig
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
THtt OBJECT TO
HOMt PRODUCT

Representatives Of The Iron Mold
eFs' and Maehlniata' unions ap.
psarrd before the board 81 works
this morning 10 protest against the
Use By the city OF the Goddard fire
hydrant This 60 the only hydrant
Manufactured In the city. being
made by the Goddard Iron works.
Of Fremont an unfair" firm.
where strikes o. the union mAehln-
lists and iron moldera have been In
progress for a long time.
Recently the board % works
made a strong effort 10 compel con
tractors 10 uae the Goddard hydrant
instead q one Manufactured in
the east. believing u better % pat
rauiEe home Industry They conaid-
cred the Goddard hYdrant better
than the eastern product. a. well as
being cheaper.
Tho union men tried 20 prevail
against ia use this morning on the
ground that the GODDARD hydrnut is
unsafe. being manufactured BY boys
and unaklllful non-unlnn mechan-
les. The board took no action, tax
Ing tho matter under Amusement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04

Pacific hospital. aged 3 years aud G
months The remains are at John
son a Hlamilton'a undertaking par
lurn.
Another large delegation OF min
ing and commercial men viii leave
Tor the Tanana district on the
Northwcutorn steamship company r.
steamer Santa clara. which sails for
the north next Monday. The vessel
VIII carry over TOO passengers.
afssRg whom are some of the most
prominent operators Of the north
The vessel will also take "a large
party of surveyors who are 90 ux-
tend the fiEht-of- way lines OF the
Alaska Central Railroad. 20 Atwood
which Ia To be the terminal OF the
road la thu Tanana The santa
Clara takes a cargo o. supplies and
mining material. 20 be shipped to
the inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
CHURCH FAIR
A BIG SUCCESS

The church fair which has been In
progress yesterday and today At
Hamilton hall. Georgetown. Tor the
benefit ~ the Georgetown Catholic
church. has been "a big success In
every way.
And by special request the reEu-
lar program Of exercises. which was
only partly given at the fair last
night viii be repeated al Hartholai
hall on Monday evening At this
time the iIihsrninn knights viii
also give grand ball. the season
tickets Tor the fair being good also
tof the entertainment on Monday
evening
The Lady Forcutrrn and the III
herpiau knights will give exhibition
drills, ANA a splendid Instrumental
and vocal program viii be rendered
By the best talent from the city.
The entertainment will begin
promptly at p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
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yea don't check a. It's bound 20 be-
come Consumption. n has opened tho
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Ill gladig diHEupse your rnne and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
NO ONE TO BLAME

An inquest held yesterday upon
tho remains Of John Potri. who was
run over and injured 20 badly that
he died NJ the county hospital rev
srai hours after the accident. result
Cd IN the oroneration Of tho train
crew Of the Northern Pacific train
which ran Petri down last sunday
morning near Auburn. According
10 the dying statement Of Pctri. he
had been asked 10 climb aboard the
train and was thrown under the
wheels. The train crew all teati
fled that they had never seen the
man at all. and that they never
knew that an accident hal occurred
until some time afterwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04

rector Services at I'D II q M
and 7 30 D. m. Sunday school n
o 80 a m. Morning topic The
Itokindllhg OF tho Light That Fail
ed evening. The Ghurch'H The
ory 81 the Simple Life"
Tho TheuHophicnl Society, Seat
Ito lodge. i1ls Third avenue sun
day \ y. m. lecture Spiritual
Alchemy by Mrs. Elizabeth Girls
void.
Tho Evangelical Associatlon. II.
=. Hurnachuch. pastor Morning
subject. "Wondrous Grace" Eng
linh service az D. m.
Trinity Parish church. Eighth
and James. Row II H. COwen. rec
tor Services nj 7s30 and II a. m.
aud 1880 p. m. Sunday school and
rector's Bible class at $50 a. m.
Morning subject. Putting Away
Childish Things" evening subject.
lie Asked What II Meant"
Holy Trinity Lutheran church.
Eleventh and East Olive street H..
A. W. Young pastor Morning ser
vice NJ II "A. m. veapsr service at
745 y. m. Sunday school at 9.45
II. m. Luther league at 7 y. m.
First Presbyterian church. corner
Fourth avenue and Spring street,
Roy. NJ. A. Matthews. pastor
Morning subject. Our Chureh's
Obligation 20 the Unsavod at Home
and Abroad" evening service. "Sa-
tans Appeal 10 Christianity.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. N. Wilson. pastor Morning
subject The Mind OF the Master
IN Vs." communion and reception
OF members. evening. This Teach
ings Of Christ and Worldly Amuae-
montH The Cross or the World
which,"
Battery Street Methodist church.
Rev. o. H. AoGnl. pastor Sunday
morning subject. Jacobs Ertrem-
ity" Presiding Elder Dr. w. 8.
Harrington will preach In tho oven
Ing az the new Queen Anne taber-
uaclc. corner Finn avenue west and
Garfield street The sacrament Of
tho Lords supper will be admin
latercd at the morning service.
Zion Lutheran church. First and
State streets. Ballard NJ A. Chris
Hansen. pastor Services with com
munian at n a. IA. A lecture will
be delivered In the evening IN tho
English language. subject. Essen
tails ~ Useful and Happy Life
st. Clements church. Twenty
fourth and East Fir street Rev.
George Huxxelle. roctor-Holy com
munion at s and II a m. children's
service At 10 a. m. confirmation and
sermon AT II "A. m. Evening prayer
and sermon AZ Z 30 p. m. Bishop
Keclor viii preach both morning
and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
TRY 1T AT NY EXPENSE.

There II a cure for every weak or
WORKOUT man who vii write 20 me
Tor my new and Free com blnatinn
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whether sickness. injury, excuses ur
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returns To prove that this IL all true
I Nili Hend 20 every suffering man
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harvard MEN
WILL BANQUET

,he Hotel lincoln toniKht a
A. -, wl,l be given BY the Harvard
ulnas AZ the northwest. In honor
mes s.r \ Hiu. class OF 1872. The
q Ser assrseer Of Harvard university
esy 60 fren west Of the Mississippi
s.ese' me dinner Is given in
INSTRUMENTATION Of inauguration
,aai. ~ theodore Roosevelt, class OF
s .ssa y 4 president Of the United
So ,.a,. kelleher vii preside as
..,rass,er and speeches will be
-. nv samuel llill the guest OF
- srening. Prosident Byron. Of
~ sollogr. l. r. stedman.
80 y Cuts. =. neNSrt and
Maurice Wildes
al =, me meeting oliver +. Cults
.s, ~ endorsed as coach OF the
ss., ~ football team.
An impromptu Glea club viii fur-
"a amusement during the eyening
.lrslnF old college songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
INCREASED $40, 900
IN TWO MONTHS

c. J smith this afternoon sold 10
Mrs. John Collins the lot on the
vest side Of Fourth avenue, 100 foet
north 81 Pike street. a. the mouth
OF the new Weatlake boulevard. for
$4,000. The sale was made through
John Davis 4 Co The lot Is one
of the most desirable in the sec
ton. AZ present Il Il Improved BY
frame buildings The purchaser has
not announced whether she viii I'm
prove " Immediately or not
SIR smith bought this lot ON he
rembsr H. through John Davis. for
ST. 200. and tho sale today. two
months later. nets him neat
profit OF $4,000 II IL Indicative
OF the increasing value 81 property
In the upper section 81 the city The
lot Is 60xtao feet In sire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
OREGON SAILS

ruRrKA. Cal. March A-rhe
sesmshlp Oregon sailed from this
- yesterday Tor san Francisco.
=. hsd a heavy list 10 port The
- Id the vessel aud a gang Of
ssy.hnreman worked all last night
! ar her cargo and prepare her
- he VOYAGE It Is estimated that
a. damage % the vessel viii
s,euut 10 sac loco and 20 her cargo
aAogt saa.oQo
Tse vessel came into port We'd
..ssav % put out the fire In her
snsr between decks The oregon
s.s piloted out OF the bay BY the
ux Ranger. when last seen she
vss healed south under full speed
snd working easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04

OTTAWA. ont. March SEN
ator William =. {. rcmpleman. ~
british Columbia. II the latest mon
toned candidate for the position OF
minister Of Interior OF Canada, TO
succeed lion. clifford Htftun. who
resigned. Ha IL "A member Of the
cabinet without portfolio. fiia APP
polntmout will render unnecessary
the by election. which IL very undo
airable at tho present time on ac-
count Of the religious fooling in tho
provinces
Tcmrlsman was born n fakon-
ham. ont. in tstt. Ito was called 60
the senate In 1897. and entered the
administration Of sir wllifred Lau-
rlcr Ia 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
CHURCHES

Wesley NJ. f. church. South So
attls. Henry Ward. pastor -Scrv-
ices morning and evening at II and
7 30. Sermons tomorrow by Rev.
John o. Foster.
Lane Street Presbyterian church.
Rev r. L. Forbes. D. u. pastor
sabbath school at $50 a. m. morn
ing service at II o'clock. subject.
The Power Of the Presence with
Jesus" Christian Endeavor at $50
D. m. evening service at 30
O'Clock. subject. The Pearl OF Great
Price"
Hazel mission. 52i Sixth avenue
south Rev. II. e. Hornehuch will
preach at ? p. m. Rev D y. Nc
GUILTY at 7 D. m. All welcome.
First Unitarian. Seventh near
pike street. Rev. W. d. Lmonck.
minister Services az II A. m. and S
d. m. Morning sermon. "Transcou-
dant Beauty o. the Christ Ideal. -
evening lecture. "Shakespearean
Politics. Morals and Religion. I"
Sunday school at 10 "A. m.
North Baptist church. corner
Third avenue and Ccdar-The
morning service will be tn charge
OF Rev. Mr.. Miller In the evening
the pastor. Rev. George Robert
Cairns. will preach. subject. TEX
81 Baptism at the close OF tho
evening service. Special music at
both services. Sunday school at
ID a. m. Young Peoples service
AZ G.15 p. m. Highland mission
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m.
ST Marks church. Madison and
broadway. Rev. J. +. u. Llwyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
SAW THEM
AT WORK

According % the statement OF
Mfa J Roaa. she has discovered the
method employed by the "uippsr.
hufFiar, who employs two eonfed-
crates 20 assist him in his work. Mrs.
NasH was sitting up ON account Of
Illness in her family. In the silent
watches ~ the night Mrs Ross was
an Interested spectator Of an at
tempt e. rob the home Of Afrs ChaH
= Armstrong. Of 502l Twelfth ave-
nue.. northeast Her attention was
first attracted By a long. low. Pc
eultar whistle. repeated several
timea Through a nearby window
Mrs. Ross saw man standing
guard az the front gate. another at
the rear porch. while a third was
unkerinE with the lock Of the front
door.
Mrs Ross Kept her nerves well IN
check and decided % Sc just hos
far they would 90 somathinE went
wrong. ~ the man on the front
porch was seen 60 glide saftiy of
The front porch Rud confer with
burglar number two AZ the rear. If
yau don't keep quiet aa Uon't get
any work done tonight. Was the low
utterhncs Of burglar numbar two.
who was evidently dinrustsd with
the work - number three At this
iuneture Mrs Ross came back 60
earth and with feminine prostitutes
uppsfmost. screamed at the top Of
her voice. At the well known sound.
The burglars vanished into thin air
aud Str. Ross afterwards saw them
ree7Hnoitefing another home IN the
vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
REPORT DENitC

Mystery s,iIl Involves the report
sd theft Of silverwArs from the
residence q Frederick 8 Stimaun
last Monday night. during a maa4us
ball TIE theft Of the silverware
was not reported By the occupants
q the house. but Information
reached tie ears OF the police An
Investigation implicated hackdriVers
a. suspects. but City Detective Wap-
pens,ein. after several days Of hard
work. has determined that the
drivers are innocent The report
snanated from the Seattle Trans
fsr office. whose carriages were In
attendance al the ball that night.
but Mr.. stimson claims that there
vas no sIlYsrware taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
NEW YoRK STOCKS.

High. Low close.
Atehison. ss1-4. s5-g. - Ia
Anal. Copper. II rs, - Il. u "a.
r. q o.. Iosi-2. los rs. los "a.
II. r. r. Gs5-s. So is. Sc 1-2.
can. Pac.. 40 8-s. l3s 81. 40 SIS.
Erie. com. q IS. at. 47l-2.
III. cent. los -. l5s Ii, l5s s-A
Manhattan. 10 81. 1To 81. 10 "a.
Metropol.. III -. i2Z 81. l23 is.
No. Pac.. los SIS. los Is. 100 Ia.
/. a y. ISIS. I423-s. I42 SIS.
Peoples Gas. l09 "a. Jos Ia. l0s "a.
Penn. li5. 142 Ia. i42 IS.
Reading. com. % 81. % ID. 95 "a.
r /, com. IS SIS. 348-4. IS 3-s.
So. Pac. So IS. 60. &c IS.
st. Paul. LIS SIS. III Ia. rs SIS.
Sugar, las is. l4s IL. IA 81.
Union Pac-. I141-4. 1921 i7i is.
L. \. 8. com. &c IA. IS IL. 80 Ia
L. $. s. pfd.. IS "a. IS Is, 95 "a.
stocks-Today's stock market was
quite steady with a firm undertone,
the general list showing a slight adj
vance over yesterdays figures. The
bank statement was considered fair
y good. showing: Reserves, de-
crease, S6.256.375: loans. increase,
413.143. 300. specie. decrease. &3.5&2.-
600: legals. decrease. Sl7s.l00; de-
posits. increase. SiO.1t5.t00. circuia-
ton. Increase, 2l.5o0.
The market has certainly been, for
the last week or 50, a phenomenal
one and the outlook FOR immediate
movement is OF enduring strength.
The ease with which the market re-
covered from its break last Thurs
day gave new evidence OF the tire
mendous force which uuderlies IL.
There Is general opinion that some
big combinations in the railroad
world are coming. and are only watt
ing for the Northern Securities dect-
sion TO be handed down. after which
the railroad map OF the country viii
undergo a decided transformation.
As 60 the investigation Of the
Standard OIL company. they have
been investigated many times before
and have always come out on top Of
the heap just as they probably viii
this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
TIN PLATE ARRIVES

ne first largo consignment OF
IN plate that has been brought iato
as ctr in three years arrived this
norulnx. There are several more
a the way 20 the coast. 10 Be used
ia the making Of cans for the sal
non eannerisA The salmon indus
w has been very poor for the last
tso years and until 1904 there Vas
nttls need Of TIN plate being brought
from the east This years salmon
receipts are larger than they have
been for a good many years and all
caEnsrsss are sending east for
more packing material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
SUSPECTS JAILED

IL cuiln and NJ J Mahau. oc-
rupaiion doubtful are held BY the
.olles on suspicion Il Is thought
IA thsy are acoompliees OF Hold
up seanlou. Who Is nov well on the
vay 70 the state paultentlary as the
~saR q yesterdays confession.
psirolmsa Peterson and kcefe ar
Vested the suspects On the sandapit
Yesterday Afternoon. They claim 20
hswltshmen. The police will make
A Effort 20 have the men ldsnti-
nss BY the many victims who have
<rspsd = dangerous Acquaintance
VII Ssanlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04
LOOKING FOR
LIGHTKEEPER

VICTORIA. u. c.. March a
wire received thla morning by Cap
tain uuudin. the head OF the Do
minion service. from the captain Of
the koatrcl. sent 10 search for
Llghtkooper Harvey. OF Lawyer is
land. states that the Kentrol picked
up his boat at FinlnyHon island. The
keatrel will search further for the
body before coming south.
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Roman Catholic nss,In us.

81 Mays Parish-Rey. ". J..
Metz Early mass and sermon
lchlldren'B mass AT 5 80 n M sun
day school at 3 80 a m. and ESQ ?.
IN High mass and sermon at 10 30
a m. Instruction aud benedIetion
At 3 30 ,. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue
Masses at 90 a m. : 30 a m. 5 30
a. m. and 10. 30 A. IN. evening ser
vice nt s. 30 a. m.
Sacred Heart Chureh-Rey. Geo.
A. MA. At 500 a. m. and ! % a
m low mass. T30 D. m. veapsra.
sermon and benedietian.
Church Of the Immaculate Con
eeptiun- Rev. A. Sveers. At 7.so
and 30 =. tn low mass. 10 30 a m.
high mass and sermon. 7 30 ?. m.
rosary and benedictlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04

honey. Yakima. i1He. CiiforniA
white. ft-ib boIes. Es.5o. olyrn pia.
bones. tsG3.S.
sugar.
Golden G. IN sacks. So IS. extra G.
IN sacks. iysb. powdered. In bar
Teis. 100. dry graduated. IN sacks.
tsis. cube In barrels. 1856. beet
sugar. Sc 05. maple sugar, i0a i2A.
Less 1. C n paid within IS days
ksats.
Cows. beef. ehc. steers. Re: NUT
ton. - asMc; pork. Sc. lamb. Sc.
dressed veal. small. 90 Toe. live rab-
bits. dor i1T6.
Hams, Bacon and lard.
Hams. lg1iscs bacon. breakfast.
isA0iaA lard white Star. uercs.
sc. lard. White Eose. s.e. lard.
via Rose. sac.
Brasil. per 10 i3Qite; ooeoanuta
Per dozen. soc. ehestnuts. Italian.
ehsstnuts. California. iJc: walnuts.
English. itu lie. pccanA. 80 Ice.
fiIberts i3c. black walnuts. 7c.
hickory nuts. 7e. buttsTnuts. Sc.
peanuts. SO Ice; ium0os. sc. al
monds. i1h Gle. California wal
nuts. i2a lse-
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
Soiss. &C. black cod. &c: ling cod.
Sc. crabs. fiaI7b: CLANS open
shipment ii-e0. zlaimA per sack
tlTk. oysters Olympia. per sack
1850; open bulk per gallon.
ig50: salmon. &c: salmon
trout. iBaI1hc: skinned perch
&c. Hhfimpa. sQiocs FOUNDERS
&c. herring. Sc: Holsters. i7hc.
Fmslt &c. sturgeon, Sc: BLOCK basA
&c. hallbut colo. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. PER bbl-. iGTs; Crown.
fbie. Minnesota hard wheat. 81;
Piiirbury. s.. Pillsbury's Best -:
standard Dakota. Sc. olympic. it.6S:
Electric sass Holly. iF76: Golden
iTsS. Gold Medal s6T5. Top Notch.
iG46. CentennIais. best, t47s. Gold
drop. t41S: Patent Excellent. l4.7S;
Novelty A. it.2s.
csreaia-
whole wheat los, per bale. i2&o.
whole wheat flour. per Dbl. is2e:
graham. per Dbl. 81 graham. Y2.2b.
Dbl. tts rye flour. s275 per bale.
bbi. $50: buckwheat. bale. t250;
rye meal. per bare. t2.Bo. buekwheaL
per Dbl. 81: buckwhsat. per bale.
iS.7S. corn meal. los. per bale. 81, 10;
i3.5o. corn meal. los, per bale, 1300;
corn NNEaAs ANHs Iff huAfs NaasNs WINS
corn meal. zoe, 81. rolled oats per
Dbl. E. G. Co. 1915. wheat flakea
box rs lbs 12so. farina. per Dbl
1850: farina. 10Th. sacks. per bale,
50. huminy. large. per Dbl. St.70.
hominy, small. los bale. s2.60; Holly
self-raising buekwheat. 26hs. case.
t3Tb. pearl barley. ash. boxes.
ttBo: pearl barley. 100 Id sacks. 81:
splIt peas. ti.sods. popcorn. per ewt-
15.ooi cracked wheat per bale. s3.oo.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. 47692s: bran. per
ton. tls.6og2i: barley. rolled. per
ton, t2td25, feed wheat. per ton.
i32H 81. dairy chop feed, per ton. sis
q $40; oil meal. per ton. $40. best
chop. a26; whole corn. ton. 62Ig
2s; cracked corn. per ton, S279 IS;
feed corn meal. per ton, E2s, shorts
per ton. i2i922;
Ray.
Eastern Washington timothy. sis
q 20; alfalfa. t12.boGI3. wheat
hay, ttb; Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. t2i. Puget Sound
hay, $500.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos. ton. So: clam
shells. zoos. $40: bone meal, l0oS
$50: sranulated bones. zoos, $50. on
25s and bos 50 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt sit.606lb
slsike, choice. III. white clover. SIS
d1e; timothy, per cwt-, itT5
GB; orchard erase. iit; red tor, $50
10; English rye grass. IS; Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. via; tall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-04

CHANGED

beginning tomorrow the new
schedule on the overland and coast
trains 81 the Great Northern will 90
into effect The ST. Paul train will
leave at 3 a. tn. instead OF SOS a.
N. the night train will leave AZ $
D. m. instead % 720. a. u has
been. Arriving. the fast mall viii
reach the city at . a m. instead uf
At 9 20 n. m. as at present The
flyer will arrive NJ $50 y. m. In
stead % $50.
On the new coast line schedule
the Vancouver train will leave at
Z 30 a. m. the south bound will ar
rive at 4.ss as AZ pressnt. The new
vancouver train will leave AZ g
D. m. arriving nj Vancouver At
1910 p. m. The south bound will
also arrive AZ 1910 p. m.
The BelliuEhRm train now lehv-
ing al 8 Is .. m. viii leave NJ .: -
D. m. returning from Bellingham
win arrive at II 05 p m. as At
present. The new train that IL t.
90 on the run between Seattle and
Vancouver will be the pride of he
Great Northern. as II VIII be one
Of the best on the coast 10 VII
be fitted up with all the latest
eaulpment. These new schedules
that will take effect tomorrow are
40 arranged that n passenger can
make the best 81 connections from
the east to all coast trains.