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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK. June 2i.--The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the stock
Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Anal Copper. 81 is. so is. soils.
Amer. Sugar. 1s6 IL, tSs Us. 1876.
p. n. T.. O. rs, cess, se SIS.
Peoples Gas. i021-4. 1o2, 102.
Metrop, t2s 81, t25 Ia. 125 rs.
L. S. steel. 80. %, 20 So.
U. $. s.. pfd.. ss. s6 la. s7b-s.
Atchison. Sc s-t, 50 Ia. SALT.
II. g o. 10 "a. i0s l-2. lie IA
Can. pac.. ISL rs, ISL. Isl Ia
Erie. as ~, ais.
L. & NJ. las. i47. Ia.
Mo. Pac.. 100 Ia. % Sd. 9ss-l.
Penna.. 1s7 SIS, lS6 "a, 1914.
Reading, SETS. sbs-s, %.
n. l., rs "a. 2S1-s, 2S1-9.
Sac, &c s-4. SO rs. 6s1-L
st Paul 10 IL. Us Ia. i7S1-2.
Union Pac., 1885,. t2s7-S. i24 S-S.
Ills. Cent, 800. 49,. is5 is.
n, Y Cent. 800. ....s. 142 L..
S9l,s TO neon. i79,soo shares.
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r. W. Ioveioy. Northern Pacific
svitchman At Arso, and his step
daughter. Lorcta stark. were In.
SANITY killed Tuesday night By the
oxcrturniuE Of an engine IN the
yards AZ ArEo. five miles south OF
the city limits. Two others. Switch
men Mcintyre and Lindsey. were
slightly Injured by jumping when
they discovered the danger.
G.. =. Hagemsu. niEhi foreman Of
the yards. was thrown from the en-
sine and injured
All five we're riding on the en-
gIre. Loveioy and hia stsp-dauKhter
being on their way home 70 George
town. Tho engine was running
about Is miles an hour. when u
struck Tire curve near whore the
railroad line crosses the TntsraFhan
tracks. The rails spread and the To-
connective pitched down the zo-foot
smhankmenL
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California sage, per ID. i4c: honey.
extract per n. 7dshc. Oregon
grape cream. ie-case lots. t3ee.
honey. Yakima. i2Mc.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. Ssil5a: bran. per
ton, s2iu q, barley, rolled. per ton.
fzelbeHs7. feed wheat, per ton, S12
Gsa: dairy chop feed. per ton. SEA:
oil meal. per ton. $40; best chop.
sz702s: whole corn, ton tz7; shorts.
per ton. t23.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
$1,000; alfalfa. si2o0: wheat hay.
sif; Eastern Washington. double
compressed. xi7.59. Puget SQUAD
hoy. ti04iz.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos, ton. s22. clam
shells zoos. $50: bone meal. zoos.
$50: graduated bones. zoos. So. On
25s and SOS 50 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. s17.00:
aisike. choice. 81. white clover. SO
81 Is. timothy, per cwt. 1900;
orchard grass $500; rcd top. SO
10. English rye grass IS: Italian rye
grass, s.; bronze grass. si3: tall
meadow oat grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. si2a Is. pasture mixture.
Uplands. tioGi2
Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co tInc.l. brokers', soz.
soS and SOC Alaska building.
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MEADOWS
SCANDAL
CONTINUED From Page one.l


Fair association ever feel a qualm Of
conscience "a th~ receive their
share Of the tainted money money
tainted by contact with RH iawleaa
a crew OF track sharks a. has ever
been the Misfortune Of decent rae
Ing men 10 cncounterl
There are several prominent men
In Seattle who daily cut up the
blood money OF tho dlfty-nhirted
gents" selling books
How nice If must be for one Of
those business men 90 buy his chill
drcn school hooks. clothes and toys
with money handed him by achCm-
ing crooked track manipulatoral
How nice Il must be for him 30
contemplate that tho carriage ho
drives home In is paid for by a
dozen wrecked honest
According to the city directory
q. W. Dickinson is president of the
King County Fair association, Capt
~ Y. Game II vice president. and
State Senator A. 4. Van dc Vanter
is secretary aud general manager
EtAf NV HtNHRM MAA UNIV hiAAiHA
manager OF the Northern Pacific
railway. he was formerly general
manager of the Seattle Electric
company. and once president OF the
Alaska Central railway.
Tho reader will exelaim IN sur
prise.
Why. I never knew that any de-
cent man had any connection with
that race track I thought Van de
Vanter ran u by himself"
Captain Calno 10 al the head Of
the Pacific Clipper line Of steam
shipa
Well wolli" / hear YOU aas
There must ho some mistake here
Captain Calne iH a prominent Seat
tie business man With such men
at ita head. the association must be
all right"
That's what the writer Mt first
thought when he looked Into the
matter. And that's what makes II
all the harder 20 understand hat
sOod sound business men. with rop-
utaiiona 10 sustain. should Associate
themselves With a atraight. ont and
out huneo game. should dirty their
fingers With moaey that Il as near
stolen as can be under the Law.
should establish business relations
With pack u cruel. avArteloua. uas
acrupulous knaYes'
Without doubt their investment l.
a very profitable one from a none.
tary standpoint The 80 per cent
that tho association axarts from the
crafty hookiss each day means many
Thousands al dollars. most OF which
u axAeted from the humble pocket
books and not the fat. sleek wallets
81 the sporting fraternity.
As for thu secretary Of the or
EauiEation. State senator A. T. Van
do Vanter'
rs about anperflu0ua TO anRiyxe
this gent" for tho benefit OF the
public.
Every BODY knows Van"
Everyone knows thai be Il an
Inscriptions politician. a member
OF tbs notorious gahE AZ Olympia
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during tho legislature, a conscience
less worahlpper OF Mammoni
No one Is surprised al Van" for
using doubtful means to make
money. It's Yery seldom that ha
does anything elise.
~ wo won aoold Van" for play
ing a stellar roio In that great drama
Tor comedy. "Fleecing the Suckers,
or Any Old Way to Get the
Money!"
That's what Van seems 70 be on
earth for.
Dut=-
What about you. Mr.. George w.
Dickinson
Don't you care 20 preserve your
apleudid reputation. built up BY
years OF hard. brilliant work In the
newspaper world3
Don't you object 10 Joining hands
with ivan" and his crowd OF cum
ming knavea. who have about aa
much respect for common decency
and honor as a flea has for poetry
Doesn't your conscience revolt a
little az the thought Of being part
neH Gin erimel with n hoodlum az
greHatlon of sporting rlff raft. who
dont deserve AZ much consideration
az a second story worker7"
And what about you. Captain
Game. owner OF steamships and
prominent IN iDcal business circleHY
do you necd the money 80 badly
thai you are willing 20 take u from
the hands Of the booklea who set
Il amy Old way7'
Then there are other stockholders.
some Of them, understand, equally
prominent in Seattle
Possibly these gentlemen imagine
they arc interested in n legitimate
business: a business that IL a credit
20 themselves aud a benefit to the
city.
Possibly they do not know that
their dividends constitute IA certain
part OF 60 per cent 81 the bookmak-
era winnings. that. contrary 20 all
honorable track ethiea. their cor
pofatinn has entered into con
apifacy with the bookmakera 10 de
fraud ia patrons
E'or what il a worse fruad than
the consolidation Of interests be-
tween the owners OF The Meadows
and the hookmakers. by. which they
cut up" the money lost by the poor
knckora7
This il something 20 think over.
Acssrg. Dickinson. Game a al
This Ia something that should
strike homei
Unless greed has overcome = love
of equity and honor. a respect Tor
decency and honesty.
!. don't presume that sou would
think Of investing your capital with
scatty" Ferguson In his gambling
hell In the renderioin. would you1
Yet
Ask any bettlnE man ia Seattle
what he considers the most honor
able Rams--the books AZ The
Meadows or FerKunon'B joint
He will tell you that. compared
with the hold-up methods At the
race track. scotsy" Ferguson'a
place IL a haven Of REFUGEE
Ferguson runs hia game on the
square: the Van do Vanter crowd
doesn't"
This will be the way he viii sire
up the situation.
II MeznFs Dickinson. caine - al
consider that Tho Meadows propo-
aition Il more desirable because II
Increases business In Seattle. BEG
70 assure them that the establish
meut OF few gambling hollis In the
city will provo more beneficial from
a municipal Viewpoint.
THE MONEY WILL AT LEAST
REMAIN IN SEATTLE. INSTEAD
or BEING TAKEN AWAY ny
THE THOUSANDS To THE -FOUR
QUARTERS or THE GfOnEi
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO. June 2i.-The follow
ing quotations ruled on the Boara
Of Trade today:
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. 30 is. SIS. 50.
Sept. IS. S4t-S. sells.
Dec. Sf7-S. s3T-s. 50.
Corn
July. Sc f-2. 54f-2. B4s-4.
Sept, % i-2. 527-S. So is.
Dec, 60 as. so. so.
Oats
July. u SIS. 81 SIS. Sfs-s
sept, 80. 20 "a. 20 "a.
Dec. 90 rs. 80 f-2. 30S-4.
Pork
July 1850. t2.47I-s. 12.47I-s.
sept, 12.ST IL. 1277 1-2. 1277i-9.
Liverpool--Juiy wheat closed lid
lower. at 6s 2 std.
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fancy eh@rries. ti.756s case. INC ID:
California peaches. socati crate
Ainy Duke cherries. 7sc per crate.
California piums. ti.2s per eases
eranbefrieK. SC per at. eanteloupes.
tabeM $50 case. Australian apples,
sata case. red currents. 81 case.
rnsphErries. sgsa case. hiaekberTies.
$50 box. Wild hlackberries $3.50
case. green pears. 800 case.
Butter and Cheese
washington cheese. iaMe. cream
brick cheese. ise. California cheese.
ia8c. Oregon cheese. isc. Eastern
cheese. ifhc. butter. native cream
cry. 22es cooking. $50 zoe. California
fresh creamery, 2ic.
EGGS.
Strictly fresh ranch. doz. re:
Oregon eggs. .oe.
Sugar.
Golden A. tn sacks. 1855: extra c.
IN sacks. $3.50. powdered. IN bar
rels. $780, dry granulatsi. In sacks
feia. cube, IN barrels sass: beet
sugar. :e.os. maple sugar. ie412hc.
Less = II paid within Is days.
Meats.
Cows. beef. &c. steers 7hc: NUT
ton ~ 6Se. pork. T07hc. lamb. Sc;
spring lamb. t34a. dressed veal.
email. sGshe: live rabbits, dozen.
ta76.
Warns. Bacon and lard.
Hams. lac. bacon. breakfast,
itc.. lard. White star. tieree.
white Rose. sMe.
Poultry.
fHrtn dressed. iTnisc: geese.
dressed. I5miee: hens. f4@i5c:
aprinE chickens. zoe pound: turkeys.
fancy local dressed 20aa2c.
Nuts.
per dozen. soc; walnuts. Eng
iish. isGf5c. pecans. Iaalte;
filberts. iac; black walnuts. &c:
hickory nuts &c; butternuts Sc:
Jap peanuts. &c. Virginia peanuts.
&c. Jumbo peanuts. &c; almonds
i2h lie.
Fish, Oysters. Etc.
Soles. &C: black cod. 4he. ling cod.
&c. crabs. $1,000 $50: CLAIMS. open
shipment. sl0o. CLAIMS. per saek.
$50. oysters. Olympia, per sack.
tt.50. open bulk. per gallon. f2.25:
salmon. i0c. salmon trout. &c:
skinned perch. SC. shrimps. SGi0c.
founders. SC: herring. &c; lobsters
i7he. smcIt. &c: sturgeon. Sc. black
bass. &c. hRllbut. e47c. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl. S4.Ts; Grown,
$50; Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
rillshury. 5: Pillshury's Rest. IS
standard Dakota. SO. Olympic. SAYS;
Electric. st.7bi Holly. sA7s; Golden
f6.Tb. Electric Light
tT.25 Cold Medal. $3.50; Top Notch.
SECS Centennials, hest. ft7b. Cold
drop. ste5: Patent Excellent. st75;
Novelty a, st2s.
Cereals.
whole wheat. i0c, per bale S2.b0,
whole wheat flour, per Dbl $3.50.
graham. bhi. Sass per bale. s225;
bhi. -: rye flour. per hhl $500.
rye meal. per bale. ta.s0: buckwheat.
per Dbl. 81. buckwheat. per bale,
k9.75i corn meal los. per bale. s21o;
per hbl tS.76 white corn meal.
Cos. 81; per bale. S2.2o. rolled oats.
bhl. s. e. Co. Sb.75: wheat flakes.
box rs lbs. $3.50. farina. per Dbl.
$3.50: farina, 10Th sacks per bale.
50: hominy. large per Dbl. s4.7Oi
self-ralslng buekwheai, S6hs, case.
1915; pearl barley. 25-lb boxes.
sA50, pearl barley. t00-lb sacks. -.
split peas. S4.50a $500; popcorn. pdr
cwt. saOo: cracked wheat, per bale
sSoO.
Honey.
California strained, per b. Sc.
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IS M0RE SHACKS
TO Be BURNED

The health department viii on
July 10 destroy IS shacks on the
sandspit The board has already
burned 20 In the vicinity. Notices 20
the occupants Of the novels inform
ing them that they must secure new
quarters before July 10 were posted
Tuesday.
shachs on the upper water front
which are in an unaanitary condi-
ton viii next be attacked.
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KANl CHE APER BATES

The Chamber Of Commerce on
"Wednesday again took up the mat
Der of securing cheaper fares 10
SEATTLE and me Northwest Tor per-
pns who have visited the Portland
opposition. The rates are now ~
hikh that few eastern people cofn-
tng % Portland By the southern
roate win avail themselves 81 tho
opportunity TO see the Puget Sound
ooantry Many Of them would like
% make the "trip.
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BOWEN DISMISSED
AND DiSGRAcED

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Juno a.
The dlamiaaai OF Herbert w Bow
en-, minister 20 Venezuela. aud the
excavation OF Assistant Secretary
Of stato LoomiA Of the allegations
brought agaln/ him by the former,
are the outcome OF the i.oomiB-
Bowen contaveray. This DISPOSE
ton iH made In letter 90 Secretary
Taft from President Roosevelt. made
public last night The president de-
n0uncea Bowen In gcathing terms
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room the man was dead
Scattered about the room wcre
fragments Of a number ~ $50 BILLS
In the dead mans waiatband was a
butcher knife with n seven Inch
blade In the pocket was the ad-
dress OF the British counsel The
man Is apparently young and was
attirsd In clothing OF cheap make.
Among Lobh'm effects was found
a working card Of the United Broth
erhopd ~ Carpenters and 1oinrrs.
issued b. the San Diego union.
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FRANCE STATES
HER POSITION

PARIS. June 2i.-France'a reply
10 the German note suggesting an
international conference ou tho
question Of Moroccan reforms. was
handed the German ambaaador this
afternoon. The note expresses In
full Frances views on the Moroccan
question. and outlines the condl
lions under which France will par
tieipate in the conference. Il is un-
derstoOd Il Asserts that France has
always respected the integrity Of
Morocco and stood for the open
Goor.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2t.-The
state bank examiner has ordered the
City Trust Safe Deposit & Surety
company 10 close It's doors. A. II.
Taber was appointed receiver. The
concern had a Sipital Of $500. 900 and
the deposits are estimated at $780,
900.
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TOPEKA, June 2i.--The board Of
railroad commissioners has decided
Il has no Jurisdiction over the Pull
man Car company. II viii not pro-
coed against the company for al
legged overchnrgcs.
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INSANE MAN
RUNS AMUCK

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2f-A
man supposed 10 have been Thomas
Lobb. armed with a rifle. shotgun
and pistol. FABRICATED himself IN hls
room on the firth floor OF the United
States hotel az 7a0 THIS morning
and firing from the window. shot
eight passeFBby. ems policeman. and
then. putting the revolver into his
mouth. blew off the top Of hts head.
The wounded are g. +. Chsya-
uer. shot IN left eye. Wong QuouK.
shot in the left hand: Police officer
Patrick Kirane. shot IN the left
cheek: w. IA CDffman. shot tn right
cheek. nose and forearm; Emil Rob
ert. shot In left knee. Niucent Hou-
maute. shot in ear and jaw. W.
Jones. shot In right cheek. Geo. r.
I.anEt0n. shot In cheek and left
arm: Jos. Laribee. shot In lip. cheek.
eye and shoulder.
The would-be murderer and sui
eide. who Is unknown 70 the hotel
attaches. registered at the hotel
last night a. Thomas Loeb. but gave
no addres. He appearsed entirely
rational when shown TO his room
and was quiet during the night. lie
arose this morning al the time when
the street was filled with persons on
their way 20 work Without any
warning. he started firing from the
window.
Immediately the police we're noti-
fled and 90 officers hurried 10 the
scene. The street was cleared of
pedestrians and a number Of Off
GERS entered the hotel running up
20 the mans room. They hammered
on the door and the maniac fired
al them with n shotgun, several
shots striking ore OF the officers.
Returning % the window the mad
man fired several shots more and
then hurled a heavy chair into the
street. but Il was caught on tele-
graph wires. The officers continued
20 batter az the door. against which
Loeb had placed bed. They had
sueceeded in breaking the lock and
IN a fair way Of getting the bed out
% the way when Loeb. psreeiving
another officer rapidly approaching
his room By the fire escape. return
ed % the center Of the room. placed
a pistol ia his mouth and blew or
the top Of his head. When the Of
ficer on the fire escape entered the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

JAS. BRAID.
Jas. BRAID. who won his second
open goif championship June 10 Mt
historic 81 Andrews. was victor Ia
the championship Of 1891. when he
won NJ Muirfieid A. that time there
waa rejoicing among the Scotch
golfers. az an E:nEiiahmsn had won
for the seven previous years Braid
has been looked upon as the third
best softer In britain. Harry VAR
don and J. II. Taylor being con-
sidcred his supertorh nraida last
round this year was made IN ST.
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n your boys are in need OF CLOTH
NIX. II viii pay you To visit our Boys
and Children'H Department We are
going TO close out that part Of our
business and the prices have been
reduced to about -. Call around
and see us
n. LEWIS q Co,
700 First Ave, cor. Cherry.
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=. SALE arns Hrd lena
-. .4ri.R 1FNuNf % SOUND
.enfFe water 'front.' within
500 81 seattle tas2A
s adiainIar small town.
nv - foem houar. handy te -.
ss,lei 0ea
..,,s rs sl,sr's sood lend. sleplas
keits rsath# mseiefn le-tt'nin i5a'asi
scsls. klsalr
N tract nsaf wharf h.shS ms
81 agIuE Mice htHah NV 9
ss@ s 3 s,s both f5r Ss,e. isfns
-. ,sfss saens nloe beach, unlm-
passd 80
RopERr MAUTnY.
na.aNa Alaska hldg
s,aW RARGAlN. e acres. ulcyly ta-
fA,lsi IS arrs esrafot hAlahev pass
Ha Eraam uiaaterca house. 6arNr
4rsrr#E nuthuilNinEHa fiHa
49, thranFh thr place price s. va
.sirh msiuar moNlne maehlue,
ake s11,6nFi,f MAtruY.
aias'a Alaska HldE
NEAR ISL e "a AhAHaH
al acres sXeclIe.t land easy G.
80. apiY twenty minutes walk
srsn car. psrtegt utie. Terms "a
part CHARLES n. ADAMS
~ Coiman hidg, 1T
s11aNfN@ % acres very easily clear
- al ifHrE rkcFllrut Hail fariHF
on goea county reed handy O. ln-
,ss 's. tirpter Is build a two-r9osa
.sss fnr kla very raaV terms
RaBENr MAlrnN.
as.ala Alaska bldg go
rprr GOVERNMENT LAND
ti,resstfala dNHrft claims. lfrlEatad
nrAs uraecr lands. ranches % al
e''s' s. SMITH & CO.
Reem . fimea BIDS
sTrwFEN SEATTLE AND Ia
ecma Handy 60 futcrurhan p
49, fIch garden land. mostly al
~ timber FACING on Kood county
rasA adlainlag an improved farm.
Gloss q school and neiEhhora. sssa
RoBERr MALTRY.
a9sau Alaska nidg -
cTnsE.TN farms ana acrcaEe, sia Der
ACRE Scrae turFpNed selling cut
Sc the oVner. tlllimau. On the Tunes
hioek. to-day If
NUS HE sOtnao acres nicely ia-
Gated adjoining small town. one
hour fran SEATTLE fsa minutes aalk
from unsf0ffleH. stores. church and
soai - host land Is nearly level and
rcsAi aah rartialiv Improved. good
4roam haszse. sasAH orchard there
y tlmeer enough on one - AeTra
q hall raN for TIRE place. The oNuz
ner naesla mnuNF and has iusfrue ted
~ d sell Tor Ssa u = a very low
fNrIfe. u you noe the place Eua
sil bus lt
R0RERr aALTBN.
aeA1 Alaska bldg
asTprai ehaiec homestead lneatiana
eniy a ffW miles fFum n II aud
tswu see me AZ encs fer A fFua
noILEY. es-o Pioneer BR.
CHICKEN RASCft--ts acres. all par
tialiy improved. handy q Heafrfs
rsarkef. land n neafiy feNni raeal-
lat sniE f=auoan house. barn. several
Chickrn houses. plenty running vat
o.. uea
ROBERT MALTnY.
els-aAn Alaska Bldg "A
TIuser ,.srus
&rsrai chalec timber claims far iacas
aH -
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THE MARKETS

n Attt' AHk VI III haHEAtM AANANfM
on Western avenue wednesday
morning. The chicken merchants
we're overburdened with fowls. Tw1
cars Of oranges and a car 81 spuds
arrived. One or two houses had wild
biackbrrries TO sell Some little
green pears. harhingers OF better
ones to come. were also 10 be seen.
Vegetables
Beans. dry, per cwt. la25uaTB.
small whites. s2asQa7b. large
whites. saI4tBs pink beans. t1zs
bayo beans. lass. green beans. lac
i2c. wax green beans. Toe: wax bea ne
isc per M: beats. per sack. si.50.
perHnipa. per sack. soc. native car
fots. per sack $50; lemons. taa5;
eauiifiower. per case. sl2s. native
eauiiflower. per case. 7sc. gar
lie new. i2hc. SC ID. Texas onion.
si.oo per case; Egypt onions. per
10 tSe. California onionA. &c per
ID. spinach, crate soc: lettuce.
ti2s. head lettuce, per doz. zoe:
parsley CSC doz. carrots. s1.0o box.
aoE. Yakima potatoes. t96M27.
per sack. Yakima potatoes. t2en2T.
Greeley potatoes. t22.00m 240o: new
California potatoes, nc pound.
White River potatoes. tza 00n 80 30
Minnesota potatoes. t2aoo. sweet
potatoes. &c per ID, apples.
fancy. per box. ts00; California
sweet potatoes. t2.B0: new White
River potatoes. &c ID: artiohokes.
doz- 7bc; native rhubArb. lMM2c.
B0c doz. summer asparagus, TscNs1.
green peas. sG12c. green peppers
abc 10. telephone peas. 7sAc: MIasls-
sippi tomatoes. ft.T6 per crate:
summer squash. &c. native turnips.
ioc doz: flat Dutch cabbage I've:
native cabbage. iAc. green corn.
per dog Coo. cucumbers. s0eGsI.sb:
German cucumbers. Ills per case:
nutmeFs 500 per case.
Fruits.
bananas. bunch. s2.b0ds9; dates.
10. 81 G6e. figs. M-fb bricks, sl.T5;
figs. aeedless. i0-lb cartons, 60
076c. grape fruit, secdless, s2.50
as27s: lines. e0c per hundred:
medltranioa sweets. box, s225; new
fancy oranges, box. tam3.50; cram
berries. $40. Florida pineapples. per
case. Sc. pincapplea. fancy, S4.25.
per doz. gooseberIies, 70 III: Hood
River berries. $500 t2.5o: Ronne-
wick berries. $50. Lake WASH
ington berries, $50; Califor-
MIA cherry pluma, zoe case. apricots.
$1,000 i.25 case; native cherries, $50
s0c. Yakima cherries. 10000 case.
ROYAL Anne cherries D. pes 10.
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E1srsi eh5lse timber claims fes lasa.
ti0n. Call az uace and use yual
poLfEf. nsa Pioneer HR.
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It's a Clean and
Wholesome
Prescription
Drug Store

GRADUATES IN PHARMACY
ARE IN CHARGE OF EVERY
DEPARTMENT. THEY KNOW
THEIR BUSINESS AND KNOW
1T WELL YOU GET A salts
FACTION THAT LINGERs IN
YOUR MEMORY.
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Dr. :. H. COM. Alaata Bllg. s.s
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SPECIAL 5

vasenllne. very best per bottle 3e
Oatmeal and BAY Rum Soap. =
e2kes for -..---.ss.......s DC
Woodbury. Dental Cream. 2se Size
.......+...-.+. s.......-...s DE
Harlicks Matted Nnk. sioo size 75o
Herp,eias. itos sire ...........T5o
syrup Of Pigs. sc size ....... 23o
d. Davis Rheumatic Treatment
s......s.-..-+. .s.......s.-s lsaO
Besf. Iron and Wine. blood build
e.. ti0e size .s.....--...... Goc
Hays Hair Health. sec size ...35e
II PAYS TO DEAL AT LANGS
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California strained, yer b. Sc.
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nrfWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
-.rsa flamiY 60 futcrurhAu 81
49, fich garden land. mostly al
ar end maple very easily cleared
- tlmheH. facluk on aund county
rssA adjoining an improved farm
sisas a sehaal and ndiEhhora. ssa0
half cash
RoBERr MALrBY.
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co tinc.l. brokers, 3oz.
So5 and SOC Alaska building.
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n nSE.HN farms ana acreage, gia per
acfr. Scra improved SHliins aui
50 TIE owner tliilman. On the Tunes
bioek. to-day, TT
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SpinniBg's Spec ais

Il Il thrift. lt f. economy. Il ls
asins good Judgment 10 buy these
bargains now.
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ST. fagIHg mice htHaM NV
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