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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

pert. Emily Steele Vs. Hubert Steele.
drunkenness and on-support: Aine-
ia fteianRer W. Napoleon BsianFer.
drunkenness and nor support lisa
bella Brun vs.. Emit nrun. desertion
and non -anpparf. Libby Taber vs..
John Faber. nan support.
-fie didn't drink much AZ first.
and seemed 20 think a lot of us alt.
lie vas proud Of our little boy and
Kiri. ana We got along nicely. but
the drinking habit grew upon him.
until he wouid frequently go os long
sprees. and now he ls utterly obilv-
ioaa and unmIn8fui Of the comfort
OF care Of myself nna the children .
Such was the story told Ia the SUI
perssr court on Saturday morning
by Emily Steele. who sought a d.
vorce from Hubert Steele. A decree
Nas given her. this husband not con-
testing the suit. A pretty little girl
of sir and boy Of nins are the
children. than whom saloon CON-
panlons we're alleged to be more
agreeable company TO their father.
Abigail Whippie. who says her
marriage 90 clifford whippie. alias
Dean. was Illegal has brought suit
In the superior court for anuuiiment
of the ceremony.
lie IL an actor" says Mrs whip
pie. "and when I married him he
told me that he had been married
before under the name of clifford
Dean. but that he had been divorced
subsequently, found out that. while
there had been divorce proceedings
begun In tliinois against him. the
decree was never entered. Then
knew that ! Was not hia legal wife. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
LOOKS LIKE CITY
OWNERSHIP OF LINES
M GnoRGF n. COTTRRiI.I

nv GEORGE n. CoTTERlLIa
The city OF Seattle should grant
no tesuehlsoa 6n Weatlake boule-
ward or Second avenue north OF
Pike street. with OF without com
mon user provisions, These routes
are today reasonably worth 81 900. :
600 as street railway resource. aud
their Eift % private corporation
already enjoying monopoly Of
other business thoroughfarea would
be n donation OF that amount Of
present capital. the monopoly value
OF which would tremendously In
crease with the growth of the city.
II IL within the imm ediate power
and resources OF the city Of Seat.
tie 10 construct the tracks upon
these thoroughfarea. grant running
rights tn the Seattle electric com
nany OF others ON fair terms. and
perpetually control the situation.
submit this definite proposition
/ Tor the consideration OF the local
Improvement clubs and citizens
generally.
let the city council submit 20
I HNWANN WV - AAMM " hAHANNA ~ I
street railway lines on the following
streets
Fourth avenue from University
street to Pike street. Weatlaka
boulevard from Pike street 90 DEN
ny way: Ninth avenue aud Ninth
avenue north from westlnks b0uie-
yard "a Harrison street. Harrison
street from Ninth avenue north 20
/ Seventh avenue north. Seventh ave
nue north from Harrison street to
| Mercer street Mercer street from
avenue. Warren avenue from Mer-
Ger street 20 Denny way. and thence
10 Second ayenuo. Second avenue
from Denny way to Pike street.
Also a connecting link on Pike
street from Second avenue to West
lake boulevard
The cost OF constructing model
street railway tracks. % the heax=
lest construction. double track. Ia
Guiding the paving OF the central Is
/ feet 81 Westiaks boulevard. Fourth
avenue and Second avenue, with
adequate construction for connect
ing portions north Of Denny way.
With the overhead construction gf
the best type and with an equipment
OF a dasan model cars. should not
sxeesd total OF 500. 900
| I believe the people OF thia city
would. BY a tremendous majority.
adopt such a plan and authorize the
necessary expenditure.
And these would be the results.
These important streets would be
under the absolute eontrul or the
citizens Of Seattle for all time
The entry % Fourth avcaae south
n the union depot would Be reafiy
for DEVELOPMENT whnu open.
With 10 cars. a aix-minttte inter
val service. or iean. eosiid be lmme-
dlately had on tho city circuit. the
rrsna commencing At Fourth and
| University aud az Second and Pike
and extending clear around. AZ D
cent fare.
The right Of the city 20 run It's
cars down Second avenue 70 The
Union depot on fair payment IN The
Seattle Electric company eouid BE
Immediately demonstrated 81 ieht-
ed
The Seattle Electric company. or
other subsequent franchise grantees.
could be given running rights on
westlake boulevard and on second
avenue ~ a fair rate basel on the
cost of construction and mainis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

nance OF the tracks used. aud the
prup0rtionatc number OF cars OPP
cratrd
These ara only n few Of the lead
Ing results Immediately 10 be OBJ
talned By such a plan IA have out
lined.
The receipts from the city cars
and from the running rights grant
cd the Seattle Electric company
viii amply take care OF the inter
est aud principal OF the 5000 900 u
cost of such a modest but import
ant city Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

cause the It'd OF n man hole IN the
center u the street. had been left
misplaced. causing her to stumble
ana fall across " a. she was step
pins from the car. Ehe says che
suffered q broken nose. a depression
of the skull. two disiocatsd ribs. a
iisloeated kne~-cap and internal in
JuFisH which win esuEe her pain the
reat % her life. She claims a $500
medical service bill. and Is.eoo per-
s0nai injury.
Her husband alleges that he has
suffered 81 geo damages for the ia.
~ his wife'H services and through
worry over the matter. a total u
ts.io9 being sued for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
POLICE TO
GUARD JAP ENVOY

Prominent Japanese IN Seattle are
perturbed over a rumor that baron
komura. on his arrival here. IL
likely 10 meet with a warm recep-
ton on the part Of the lower classes
OF Iapa In Seattle.
Il II azid that many Of the iai-
ter are preparing 20 give the senior
Japanese plenipotsntiary anything
but a pleasant experience when he
lands from the train and goes to hls
hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
SEATTLE GIRLS PAY ATTENTION!
GERMAN OFFICER WANTS BRIDE!

Now. girls. " you will hurry you
can win one OF the hanhsomeat Of
fleers in the German navy for a
husband.
hut you've got 60 hurry. for this
handsome officer with silver span
glea on his golden epanlets and
elankinE sword At his hip and the
iovelieat imperial whiskeYs you ever
saw. leaves for Tacoma nj o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
His name r. Emmanuel HieronO-
mus Gleisa. first lieutenant OF "Ilii
Mateaty's Ship Fake, and Is OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

company. aud member OF the Jap
aneHa entertainment company. had
few words 10 say on the subject
to Star man Saturday morning.
The Japanese ENJOYS did not
come ont with so much as they
might have. said be. and there are
many things which do not rejoice
the hearts of the japanese 90 think
about. They got no indemnity. Of
course. because the var WAS on
Chinese soil. and some OF the
things they did get viii make them
trouble. They get half OF the island
OF saghalin. the other half being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Local laps Won't Welcome
KOmura With Glad BanzaiS'

when Peace Envoy Komura re
turns TO Seattle from Portsmouth.
en- r0uts 20 the empire OF the
strenuous little brown men. he will
find a chill In the atmosphere. He
viii not be accorded the cordial re-
eeption that was his from the bot
tom Of every Japanese heart ia
Seattle when be passed through the
City by the Sound on July IS.
The fact r.. the local Japanese
are not exactly satisfied with the
way things vent at Portsmouth.
II. fiatori. OF the big Suruya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Entertain kasons

The 81. Johns Masonic lodge Of
Seattle In entertaining the Masonic
lodge of Victoria Saturday after
noon.
The members Of the Victoria
lodge arrived 10 a special steamer
about o'clock In the afternoon. and
a committee OF Seattle Masons is 40
companying them around the city
in special cars.
A banquet viii be held in the
evening. with tossts responded 20
by prominent members Of both
lodges. and altogether the Victoria
Masons will be given good time In
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

DEGREES against eight husbands
who refuse 10 support their wives
ana children, and some Of whom
have added drunkenness TO their
other offensea, were procured by
eight WINS on Saturday morning.
Judge Griffin sdperintended the
rindlnE OF the divorce mill The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

sturdy Saxon stock. Clsar deep and
soulful blue eyes look out OF frank.
honest face. His bearing II that OF
one Of gentle birth. and he Is young.
But he admits that he has sighed
valnly for the ''unaifainabie One
the American girl.
The pity Of a." he remarked 90
a group Of fellow officers and Seat
tie friends. Friday night. Els that
here we've called at ports from
Cape Horn 20 ST Michael. and I all
the time looking for the one girl |
could love, and have not found
her yet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

According TO one Jap. who Is a
porter in a down town saloon. II
kotnura escapes with only a gener.
Qua "egging" he may consider him
self lucky.
Az police headquarters plans have
been made TO supply the envoy with
n police escort and every prccsn.
tlon will be taken 20 protect the
famous diplomat from insult or as
sauit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

n. S. TURNER INVESTMENT CO.
$500
- feet on the West Hiaa % Fnurf n
Avenue. between seneca and gherry
Hte This property n ripe for big In
crease IN value. Old improvements
bring t9es pr annslfn.
tzzfeo
Large piece 81 ground On Second Az
enps. ~ far the best buy Oh the
street.
siso00
f1ixfs0 a business corner on Main. aix
blocks from new r.. r. Station i'm
proved with buildings having n
monthly rental Of ~. easy terms
may DO had
Ecxfs9 on Main Street. close IN. this
is ono VI the best bargains between
FIFTH and Twelfth. 100 cash viii
handle thls-
New. well built building just this side
Of the High School. rented 70 uns
tenant ~ S. PEI mouth. PAYS over
II per cent net. Street improvements
all Ia and paid. Including paved
streets. This Is the best little In
vestmcnt We know u.
House OF rss0ms. close In. on Spruce
street. between fesler and James
street car lines. the hoftee r. only
years Old and has modern Improve
nseuts-
f11Ca
ioeEies. With one Of the best best mob
% 30 had. building restrictions Of
ss.01a
LOO
s0xi1e on Aloha street. In Capitol Hiil
Addition. Div. No. g.
II g TURNER INVESTMENT CO.
tB- III Lumber Exchange
Phosaes. Main 100, lad iGA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Divorce Mill Ground
Out Heavy Grist

following grlsi OF DEGREES was turn
ed out
Hallie Jones VS. Travis Jones,
abandonment and on-support; Ell
eanor Bushnell vs.. John Bushnell.
failure To provide. Susan Ford Va,
William Ford. support. Idasa
smith vs.. Richard Smith. non sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

for barely enough 20 pay freight
charges. one man bought Is boxes
% plums for 81.
All merchants arc fearfuiiy over
stocked on peaches and wafermei-
onss many peaches selling for 90
centa. although the wenatchee
crawfords remain a, about the same
price.
The sidewalks are Tired with boxes
Of tomatoes that have been on hand
all week and the buyer can set his
own price for most Of them viii not
keep longer than Monday. Small
solid pack tomatoes were quoted as
low as zoe.
Concord grapes are moving off
slowly al soc and soc basket They
are uicc and ripe and exceptionally
sweet and are considered cheap at
this season Of the year for &c a
pound.
Pears are worth on an average
OF &c FOR locals and 81 for imported
goods. A busy day for huskssers In
the pear line.
Sweet potatoes dropped sc per
hundred pounds
Every merchant Ia making conf
Dental prices on catalogues to keep
them from being left on his banda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

a Under the state law the ,
= city has ample authority -
a build aud operate a street rail
q way system and - lease lta
q tracks 20 corporations or tnal-
q viduala. ~ Il dcatres Cor
= poratioa Counsel Scott Cal
4 houn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

ties which are being arranged for
the celebration Of the coming OF age
OF Prince George. eldest son Of King
Peter. and heir 10 the servian
throne.
Since the murder OF King Alexau-
der aud Queen DragA. two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The last big excursion ana picnic
81 the season siii be Eiveu by The
Choppers. Degree AZ Pleasant Beach
Sunday. Boats leave Pier ] hourly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

Don't forget the excursion and
picnic OF the Choppers Degree al
Pleasant Beach sunday. Boat'
leave Pier hourly. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
MARINE H01ES

Steamer jefferson. OF the Alaska
Steamship company. arrived from
SkaEway and way ports shortly at
ter o'clock Saturday morning
bringing $50 passengers and s2f0.e 600
In gold dust She will sail again
Saturday night with GO passengers.
most OF them for Dawson and Fair
banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
KING PETER HOPES MURDER
WILL Be FORGIVEN
PRINCE GEORGE.

BELGRADE. Sept O. aeryia Il
icoldng forward 10 winning back the
friendship OF Europe nj the feBliYi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
The 800 s.ss sssr..

An the New Fsil styles nov OF
safe. r. ". Brooks 4 Ca. fsai Ind
Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

BY Choppers Degree. Sunday. Sep
tember 10. Boats leave Pier every
hour. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
The MARKETS

Market greatly overstocked with
over-ripe fruit and much OF II sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
EVERYDAY
PRICES

send Us your mali ana teisppona
orders Prompt attention.
1T PAYS TO DEAL At LhNo's-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The staamer Flyer Is now back on
her old run between Seattle and Ia
coma. with all her injuries repaired
aud In IA good condition as before
the accident last Sunday. when she
smashed her bow on the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

Beana dry, per cwt-. sa26asT5.
No. l small whites. y150: choice
whites. ts.ss: large whites. s5n4Is:
pink beans. s250: bayo beans. t4O0:
beets. per sack. fi25: parsnlpz. per
sack. sLi0. carrots. per sack. 5bc.
turnips, per sack. soc: caulifIower.
per doz. f5e. garlic. per 10. l0c.
squash, ~. sac. pumpkin. IN &c:
parsley. doz. 25e. tokay grapes. t2.25.
museat grapes. sL25a Ib0. black
grapes per crate. sf.20. Concord
grapes. 10 ID. basket. 3ef Zoe. can
taloupos, per crate. Gocast.0o. cab
baEe. 10. iisc: Yakima tomatoes.
s0f1 40c. eucumhefs. per dog. isG
zoe. corn. a sack si2s: Walla walia
onions a sack soeas0c: celery. doz
t01 soc. yellow tomatoes. ID &c;
egg plant. 10. &c. potatoes. per ton.
lisa 20. sweet potatoes. s2T5 per
100 lbs.
Dates. Sc per case: figs. case A-ib.
bricks tl75. seedless figs. 1o-lb.
cartons. zoe. oranges. case $3.50:
wenatchee and Yakima Crawford
peaches box. 70HSSc. Elberta
peaches. box. a016sc: blackberries,
crate. gi5n. cooking apples. box.
SOC e Tbc. native Gravenstein apples.
box. sscG a0c. transparent apples.
box. Toe n a0c. watermelons. doz.
$1,000 $50. ounce, box $3.50; Puget
Sound pears. per box. 50ussc.
wenatchee pears. box. sIe0; crab
apples. per box. 7sc. plums. per
box. 20a a0c: Hungarian prunes. box
zoe. strawberries. a crate. 81: pine
apples. dos. $3.50: huckleberries. ID.
SC; lemons. case Sc; cocoanuts. doz.
soc: California honey, comb. isi4e.
Butter ard Cheese
Washington cheese. lie: cream
cheese i5e. Oregon cheese. Itc.
Eastern l5c. native creamery. 2Sc,
Eastern, 2te. cooking. Use.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs. soc. oregon. 25e:
Eastern, 22ca2ic.
Sugar.
Dry granuiated. per sack $3.50;
fruit graduated. $3.50; beet, $40;
golden A.. s4.so. extra c.. So. maple.
10. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

CITY water. sidewalks and stres,
lights. Lots. 50 up. 81 per wreh
TAKE car on Washington street a.
Southeast Seattle
Fi.InG COTTAGE.
{ rooms. pantry. closets. reception haff
hard Flemish oak finish. inat n ANAL
payment Down and rest ilka rent
This beautiful cottage IL At the new
rolling Mills West Seattle. gard
view.
J. " WHITE.
~ Oriental Block
Tel Ind es1s Sunset Main ZIG
FOR SALE. RENT on TRADE
II you have property 10 sell. let Us
sell II for you-
Have You vacant housed Lat us rem,
u for you
Have you property q trader We win
trade with you.
Have you money to ioanT We can
get you Riit edge security
WF&sfffp HROS
Room 30 golIDan Blk IT
No El61
GREEN LAKE BAItGATN-i0 acrep.
all improved. ripe for plating.
ROBERT MAGTHY,
sis-g0-szi Alaska Bldg. Ii
ti60o--Terms. New Groom house. mod
eru. view lake. Owner. 800 7th
west LA
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.I,Idll71l
sol FIRST AVENUE.
cOLMAa BUILDING
Botween Columbia and Marion

BUILDERS HARDWARE SALE
Everything for the home. The
quality you should have. A saving
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on every article.
sash weights. per hundred Sf.35
Cash puiieys. per doz. zoe
25e Rim Locks. ...... ....... tgf
f0c old copper or dun brass drawer
pulls. ssssHsrsss sss4s4sste
zoe old copper or dun brass Cup
board Turns. ..... .....ss..1 5f
ise old copper or duh brass Cup
board Catches. ...s.. . Toe
Sc old copper or dull brass Sash
Lifts ssssssss .sssts.ssssss 1f
Toe old copper OF dull brass Sash
Locks .tsssssss .stssssss.*ss1f
81. 90 garRenrs special heavy Es-
eutcheon, easy working Mortise
Lock sss.sstssss tssss.sss Nd e
Sic SarReuts figured Old copper
kfortiae Lock. set ........ 5Df
Use Sargents old copper or dull
brass Aortise Lock. set 80. f2f
75e oval beaded old copper Mortlae
Lock. set. ...ts.ss.s ....+.. zoe
7be old copper mortise Lock .f5f
zoe dOz. Japanned window Bolt Toe
sPINHlAo's CASH aroRE,
f1f0 Qeooad Axsnua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The kosmos liner Naupalia viii
sail from Seattle for the west coast
Of America and Hamburg ON Sun
day. carrying o partial cargo OF sal
mon and flour from this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The steamer Queen. OF the Pacific
Coast company's fleet. will sail for
San Francisco Sunday. and both the
City OF Puebla and the Spokane will
arrive from that port some time
during the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The Northwestern Steamship
company's steamer Edith will sal
for Nome some time Sunday. carry
Ing n full load of freight. but nc
passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The Pacific Coast company's
steamer Humboldt Ia now repaired
and off the drydock. She will sail
for Skagway on Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

Dry graduated per sack $3.50;
fruit grsnulated. $3.50; beet, ss.lo:
golden A.. $3.50, extra c., s.; maple,
H. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

Ranch eggs. soc. oregon.
Eastern, 22ca 2te.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-11
The Catholic Social.

The Ladies of the Catholic
church gave a social in the store
building formerly occupied by Mr..
Hollinger 1t was a most enjoy
able affair, and every one was
pleased with the manner in which
the ladies entertained.
Progressive Cinch, Finch, Pit
and various other games were in
dulgcd in, and throughout the ev-
ening the local band rendered
popular and choice selections.
After two hours OF more of card
playing. covers were laid for one
hundred, and the ladies served the
guests with delightful refresh
merits. The ladies surpassed all
expectations in their manner OF
entertainment and one and all
voted the social as one OF the most
delightful in the history OF the
Ferry. About twenty-five dollars
was netted.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-11
LIE B0NNER kaE@CANTILE C0NpANY, 10.

The Christian Fndeavor Soci-
etv entertained their friends last
evening at Rev. Wilson'S. An the
young people report Il very nice
time.
-Nrs. f Burv Of Coneland Wis
tied with Mrs Iisbon the past
week
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w az ' wv, 'I'.' ~
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-11

Charles Edwards OF Colyille.
Wash, is transacting business here
this week and visiting relatives.
John Washburn, of Smithland,
Iowa, son-in-law of A. A. Aldrich,
has joined his family here They
have decided to locate here and
have rented the Plato house.
Mrs. Aldrich, who has been i'll
for nearly two mouths, is now i'm
proving though still confined to
her bed.
Mrs. II. C. Ferbrache, wife OF
our popular ferrynian, presented
her husband with a 7 pound son
Friday evening, Nov 3.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-11
Focal and Personal

Tho c. c. is the leading family
Grocer
Henry Moore, son OF L. b.
Moore, has purchased the Law
renee Casey residence ON Cottage
Ave- paying 1873 for the property.
Tho ladies of Bonners Ferry
should visit our Millinery Parlor
before purchasing lheir winter Mil
llne'y' on Will De sure TO go' a
mat 'nol Is IN s'yle Il you purchase
Oh u.s. come IN ana leI us sh""
you our gooas'-Mfs rs A. nranson.
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MONDAY evening nov ~ hev.
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