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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
SAYS PARK MEN
HAVE PIPE DREAM
MULLEN CANNOT Why BOND ssUE is LIKE
cHRlsTmAs eRGsGHT TELLS STORY ON MAYOR
WEAVER OF PHILADELPHIA WHEN LATTER WAS HERE
YEARS AGO
TWO YEARS AGO

The argument OF c. ]. Smith and
other members Of the park board
that BY issuing 100000 Of bonds.
park lands can be purchased 10 COM
parntifely cheap that II will result
Ia q big saving Ia the city IN the end
~ simply a pipe dream IN the epin=
ion OF Councilman Mullen.
TO hear those enthusiastic park
commissioners talk" said SIR Null
len. Friday morning, zone would
think thut issuing hnlf "A million Of
bonds WAS like reeeivinR Christ
mas nresuut They say that the am
nual interest will not amount to
anything, and that when the sinking
fund Is paid off 20 or 90 years from
now. the land viii have been secured
az 30 cheap "a price that future gen
sfations VIII DO glad TO pay the
price.
As a matter Of fact. believe the
city viii be better able 90 pay the
money az that time than u IL 70 IN
sue the bonds today. The land will
cost more, but the city Viii be richer
and better able 20 pay fer H.
Getting right down 90 figures l
can show that the 100000 placed at
compound interest viii IN 20 years
amount 10 more than enough 60 rur-
chase at that time all the land now
contemplated
a few hundred years ago. ac-
cordinE 20 the story. a putchman
bought the whole Of Manhattan Is
land for 5000. IT. instead Of buy
Ing the island for that price. he had
pat the money cut at compound In
teeeHt. the sum would have grown
20 large that he could weii have
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bought the whole island today.
when Mayor Weaver Of Philadel-
phia was here. two years ago. with
the Mystic Rhfinera. 1 took n trif
around the city with him. He made
the suggestion that Seattle eNefcf<e
forethaught aud buy all the land
required for widening her streets
right away. before IL had advanced
IN price and become occupied with
buildings
lie pointed 10 the case OF Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. which has
just bern wideued a. the enormous
expense Of f20o00,600. He said the
people 81 Philadelphia had kept of
the Hateful day for 100 years, finally
being Obliged 10 dig up. Instead Of
paying $4,000 for the widening a
century ago. the Philadelphia had
followed what Mayor Weaver con-
sidered the mistaken policy 81 wait
Ing until the cost Was many times
more.
4 told Mr. Weaver that ] dis
agreed with him his fellow
Quakefa had done the proper thing.
The reason they did not open that
street 100 years aEo for $4,000 was
because they could not afford 20. a
century later they were better able
20 pay t20.000.000.
4 hold the same View IN regard
90 local streets I do not think
should be compelled TO bankrupt
myself for the benefit Of my grand
son. When 81 comes 90 opening
bouievards along the government
canal and other places where they
are not now badly needed. I ana IN
favor of waiting until they must be
preceded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
MARINE NOTES

Two Seattle ships have been char
tered by san Francisco firms TO
carry cargoes between that city and
the west coast ports Of South Amer
tcn. The st. Paul. owned by the
Northwest Fisheries company. has
been chartered 20 Rush q Co. OF san
Francisco. 20 carry wheat. The ship
America. also owned by the fish
cries company, has been chartered
TO the Charles Nelson company, OF
san Francisco.
She viii make n trip to South
America FOR cargo OF nitre. The
vessel viii first proceed to the Yves,
Seattle elevator and ship cargo OF
wheat for the west coast. The YES
sells carry about 1000 tons each.
The local office OF the United
states signal CORPS announces that
the SitiSa cable. which has been out
of order for some time, viii prob
ably be repaired today The cable
ship burnside picked up and cut the
cable off Cape E1attery Thursday.
and unless bad weather prevails. she
VIII have the damage fully repaired
by Thursday evening.
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all the time" stated the judge when
asked n he Was not somewhat 40
we're.
THAT woman has been the busiest
che In town for the past two weaka."
lae9nleaily testified pntfolmaH
Damn when Maud Tucker. ~. faced
the court on charge Of lettering
around saloons
Il have warned her time and
again 10 stay OF Washington street
aud out Of the saloons on my beat. "
continued the patfolman. hut Hhe
has ignored me"
Are you married7" inquired tbs
court The prisoner glggied a no-
ment and then admitted having a
haipmaet in Port Orchard lie
don't know where ! am. and II
get out OF this scraDe III go back
10 him" said she.
Il will fine you go this time.
but you ought 10 go % jail for he
rest Of your life" replied the court
The court Is nettled on the dis
obedi1aes Of the eitys fallen wom-
On. and intends In the future 10 give
uptown patrOlmen n helping hand II
their evidence Is satisfactory.
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GIVES
BACON WORKOUT

Kitchen cabinet" q week ago last
Friday by President Roosevelt The
other members 81 the kitchen cab
met" are clifford Pinchot. forester
Of the United States. James Il.
Garfield. chief Of the bureau Of cor
porationa: Senator Lodge. Of Mas
snehusetiH. aud fsw close personal
friends OF the president.
II rained last Friday. and she
president had a reception TO the
American Bankers association on
hand lie got tired and sent word
90 Pinehot and Bacon 20 come 20
the White House at o'clock.
PUT ON OLD CLOTHES.
the presidents message said, for I
intend 20 Initiate Bacon"
Bacon and Plnchot vent 20 the
White House In natty business
suits and patent leather shoes
They found the president dressed
in q very cid and very dlsrepuia-
bic suit lie grinned and said:
Come on. veil take a tramp
They went out into the rain. The
president took them through George
town and down 20 the bank Of the
canal. There was a bridge about a
mile down the canal. but none where
the president stopped.
Said the president. Bacon. you
take our watches and pocketbooks
and Pinehot and I will wade across.
You 80 down 10 that bridge yonder
and meet US on the other side"
NOT BIZ A DARN SIGHT"
said Bacon. II came out on this
walk with you and am going
where YOU 60"
Bully" shouted the president
Come on then and he plunged
into the canal The water was
about three feet and six inches deep
az tho deepest point. and the three
men waded across. the president
leading
Al o'clock the trio came
swinging back 10 the city. and the
president told Bacon he had been
initiated as a full-flodged member
Of the kitchen cabinet"
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Entire Establishment at Rem
ton Being Reconstructed at
Cost of $1,000 and Work
in Progress at Van ASSET.
Manufacture 81 Pressed Brick
to Be Feature of Operations
OF Corporation at Its Factory
at Taylor.

The Denny Renton Clay & Coal
Co. IA building at Van ASSET the
first terra Gotta factory In the
Northwest. Several years ago the
Denny Clay Company manufactured
terra Gotta in small way. but the
industry was abandoned The new
plant will give the Denny Rentnn
Company facilities 10 compete with
any Of the larger Eastern mannfac-
tureFs.
Ernest Madison. who designed
the terra Gotta for the Wlnkler Ter
IA Gotta Company. OF ST. Louis.
which was awarded first prize al
che Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
will be in charge OF the Denny
Renton Company's plant. The com
pany'E action IN securing Mr.. Mad
Olson is the guarantee given that
the local corporation terra Gotta
will be the best that can be placed
on the market.
A two=story building. s0xii0 feet.
will be given over 10 the naanufac-
ture OF terra Gotta. The structure
Will be erected az a cost OF $40 600.
AAtA4AtAA tut httteHAi1 HaAAHtHfffs
viii Make Fire Brick.
Preparations are being made TO
resume the making Of fire brick at
Van ASSET II has been several
years since there were any fire
brick manufactured here and prepa-
rations for resumlng that work are
extensive. New drying facilities are
being put into the plant.
The entire plant of the company
AZ Reuton Is being rebuilt. Hot air
tunnel driera are being established
TO dry the brick A capacity Of l00,-
900 paving brick will be had. The
tunnel drlors will be operated by
drawing the hot air from the cool
ing kiln and turning Il into tho
drlcrs by massive steel fans.
Eight thirty four foot round draft
kllns are being built M Renton. at
n cost OF approximately $4,000 each.
A new factory for the manufacture
Of paving brick. pressed brick. drain
tile and common brick Is being
erected. a continuous kiln for COM
mon brick. with q capacity Of 20
RFNHNEH Aa'A aH"AHA - LIZA HAh IT,
The entire cost OF improvements at
Renton will be 100000.
Opening Coal Mines Near Renton.
The company Is continuing the
work ~ opening up It's coal prop
erty al Renton The mine will be
for tho company's own use. employ
Ina about twenty men.
AZ Taylor the nenny-Renion COM
pany is refltting It's plant for the
manufacture OF preased brick. c'eo-
trio conduit tile and flreproofinE
materials. The company viii con
tinue 60 make some paving brick at
Taylor. New machinery for press
ed brick Is being introduced. the
improvements costing $4,000.
Plans for the development of the
companv's property nc Hummer are
unsettled The plant there is op-
Grated now as mining proposition
TO procure coal and clay for the Van
ASSET plant. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

AT WORK

RUNHYgIDE. Utah, oct. IL
Three coal crushing piautg. two
bridges and buildings are already
destroyed BY fire which broke Out
last night and IN threatening the
property and mines and the Utah
tuei company. General superin-
tendent Smith was injured and
burned BY falling timber. II is be-
lieved that Italian strikers who In
the past "a months have been hang
Ing around the camp. started tho
fire The estimated damage f. $780,
600.
The fire destroyed the cokinE
plant and may throw $4,000 out Of
work. The gmeiters In Utah have
only seven days' coke supply on
hand.
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WOMAN WARRANTS
SENT TO JAIL.

Women Migrants are beginning to
feel the heavy hand OF the law as
interpreted by Police Judge Gordon.
Thursday afternoon three were
fined and given In addition Jail
sentences.
Vivian Lcmar. Jessie Laudon aud
Maud Tucker pleaded guiltyA and
trotted off 10 the iunglee.
Il ann going to see that these ie-
male Migrants 0ey the city ordi-
nances or / Will keep them in jail
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Say He's a "HOp
Head"

The police nay James Gardner
uses morphine. patrolman Meclurg
alghted him on Second Friday morn.
lnH and after short chase landed
ham IN Jail.
Omrdner claims 10 be a hotel por.
hy. and says that he got leave
81 absence for one hour 10 attend
to Humo personal business.
"Awl he's hop head We MI
know him" was tho accusation TINT
sealed Gardeners doom when booked
1T Dolce headquarters.
For sals-Real Estate.
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Fer ssls-Rssl Estate.
2-fi.Ar building consisting q raotnn
% zach fiat Ia fine laeatlua single
lot fnHfn Tor another H4slidiHE pres
eat ineotne ~ PEE mouth Price ttse
part terms u wanted
ftke'funfn modern cottage. East Co
lamb.a t.@u. tspa cash. bal ~ The
t-fsom cottage en- queen Anns Ilni
.pt MHiEa s~ed xisN n.tsa tile CASH
bal IS rsf Huuuth
sfpatu tnezisrn house uuutatruated
kiew 81 bay and mountains price
enif Iet part aaHh. Ia - PET
nonth 1his property il nsv. boz
t.Fesrn modern. -. ta-dafs house. fun
EFfusns baasaaanf. fnfnafr lot "a
- All improvements 81 and faaia
fer HHotsffustsd view ~ fuu ~sut
z tins hons. look 81 thla Price
uoaA s room hsnse. en- car lire. lei q
-. lsnEFef sfasnts in and Paid for
oniY . sa terms
pen ~ais am ionFs. tat set els %
wssf Queen Anne fiiii
ffsfs T. : sHa3 ~ Naa e lots grand
xlsw. only q 30 foF the II lots. city
satsr In and eaie Ger,
Fine HsfneF. ff1xfsn nnnhstfnatifs
yirw - bay only 81
Ff1s eNFnef 4p Past Nrfan ara itit
ave north TO- street paved THIS
is fire buy.
We have number - kattia lots 81
The fsfi tANtnn llns. for - pr
n YOU want : h, - farm. rnii and
let ~ tell eDu what NJ hANf
We hAxs = ssfites pf soea timber
" & nrEaR a co.
EsKe Arcade NAG
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To start local camp OF Sons Of
Veterans IL on foot among some OF
the young men OF Seattle A meet
ing for that purpose was held at
the chambe OF commerce Thursday
night. Those who have taken an
interest in the matter have secured
a list Of 90 algnafures.
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Persian Nerve Essence

shossanas 81 eascs Of Nervous oe-
bIlify and insomouia. They cicnF 4
the brain strengthen the cit.
culatlon. make digesuon peftcct ans
h.a.lg All trouble stopped permanent-
- Ill 90 per box. boxes, guaranteed
IL cure OF refund money. 500. Mailed
sealed. Book free Persian Med 90.
faa Arch street. philadelphia Sold III
Seattle only by Quaker Drug Co. iofk 4
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WAITED 8 HOURS AT

WAITED IS HOURS AT =
TREE TO SHOOT BEAR 4
= WfLLIAMspORT. oct. FL =
= After waiting q hours nj the 4
= foot o. a tree In which a large 4
= black bear had taken refuge. 4
= Clarence Ringier. Of Trout Run, 4
= shot the animal at daybreak 4
Monday morning. 4
= The bear had been sighted in 4
a the tree Saturday night by =
4 RingleE, who thought he would 4
= wait until daybreak 10 shoot II. 4
4 When daylight came he re- a
4 membered that there was a =
= penalty OF Us for shooting 4
= game on Sunday. so he waited 4
= ali night az the foot OF the =
\ tree until Monday morning. =
4 At daybreak he shot the bear. \
= which weighed 2s7 pounds. 4
4 when Ringler went home TO 4
= get help and something 60 eat \
= his folks were in a state Of ex- =
= citement. thinking that he had 4
= met with an accident. 4
O A u A a 4 a 4 a a a i A l. 4 -
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SEATTLE FIRM TO
MAKE TERRA
GOTTA

Denny-Renton Clay and Coal
Co. Builds First Plant in the
Northwest and Will Put ST.
Louis e-Winner in Char
Louis Prize Winner in
Charge
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WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-Robfrt
paeon. first assistant serresary Of
state and former partner OF j. y.
Morgan. was Initiated into the
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Safe Concern.

The Glasgow Wooden Mills 1920
fst Ave. are not allowed to neren-
resent any garment tailored by
them. You can order tomorrow oil
$50 and s2b Suits al Sac. 49,
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NEW YORK. oct. 81. 1905.
Anal. Copper, SO "a. S27-s, Sc 7-s
Am. Sugar, LAP ia. III f-2, ia11-i
b. n. r.. &c SIS. rs as. 1888.
Peoples Gaa. fo4 Id. Ios. Io4 la
Metropolitans- fes>1-S. fss-f - :,
L. :. steel, 81 rs. 81 as. -,
L. s, $, pfd.. foa s-4. foA udfE
Atchison. IS as. s. SIS. s.
b. & O., i121-4. ii2. ia U
Can. pac,. 10 I-2. lss Is.
Erie. IS. 471-2. 47i-2. -
l. 4 ~, i6i SIS. 1850 Is. $50 IL
Mo. Pao, 100 SIS. 1o2 "a. ios. y
Penn. las. i4sl-t. iaal-4.
Reading. i26 SIS. 125. ias1-s
Rock Island. 50 is. 20 sd. aas-4.
So. Pac., 20 "a. 60 SIS. 60 SIS.
st. Paul, $50 IL. i7a ~. fTs ia
Union Pac, 1873 ia. 1s2. 1sz.
Illinois Cent, t7si-2
N. Y. Cent. $50 Ia, ik0, $50.
Sales to noon. AL. roe.
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slrloin beef roasts - per ID. at
Olympic Market aatur3a1 IFS Pike
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CHICAGO. Oct 81, 1905.
wheat High. Low. Close
Dee. 80 as. ss7-s, 50.
May, % SIS, 90 i-2. 90 rs TO 81.
Corn
Dec. as SIS. ass. 4s5-s.
do old. a. is. 46 SIS. 46s-s.
May, 46 SIS, IS SIS. 10 SIS to 45s-s
Oats
Dec 81 is, SOLE. ais.
May 80 is. 81 i-2, s21-s to s25-S
Pork
oct. 1910. i6.o5. 1905.
JAM t24s. 12.32. 1885.
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Phetoaraphers' Supplies.
ANoi.itsoN suFIs.h -. ~ Shsrrr
street seattle
Tailoring seheeI.
k.klsffgls 8 saa.vs lsliofiaE College
sis-n, ni,si BIDS rhens. A-ia Us
SHIP Builders.
MORAN BRoA COMPANY. Enslnssrs
tad shipbnudsts DIR peek& La@f
---.... storage. ..----------
TRUNKS asiIvsrsa = ssptst Q d.ys
storage free plane aud turpiturs
HEssa..f, ssissHs as.i s,vs9s,n nl ..
sass paeasA nais a. -" sa
olra frss MAl- ID ssattl. at Realms
hesigt = storage CO. First Ave
sna ch.tsy street
For ssls-Farrns and Land.
HERE 10 A zoe nuY
TWENTY ACRES handy o. one 81 the
hsst towns y the Ssnsy. between
ssattls end Teens Land l. AZ
alder land. tract faces 81 On enc ss's q
The best roads in kins County. rural
natl delivery. telsphans line small
s ssSf. bow sss s9 bss. ees.s and
with place Price faf a few dags
o. "a Hair cash
nouERr MAI.TBY.
sssa 81 Alaska nuiidinE a.
:. aooas p.sere farm on .hs vsry bet
fins nsv Twins house larSs new
cess better. horses saa ) piss.
httKay. wagon. haxtick mower. haY
rake Z ulaNa I separator and chufu
ssEf1thinE rs fifst.eiasa condition.
g 80 4 arrss ahaut p acres clear
81 hard fivsr bottom i4na acre
10 nrghaFd traam house. barn
chicken house uaHdshsd
arrss siAshsd balance fir ard cedar
timber. - hsarins ffeit trees .
rs.oYa h0aaa ~ god pFtsF tsafa.
chicken house and ouIhuii4insn
a~sitte ard Tacoma. Is acre. elsa!=
~ - acres ia pasture uasar stand
ine timber e.HfarT house new. harn
ehlrker houses. atr. -
sEfESunt.N 4 AitNktis
ksnusY Hieek. 10 Columbia -
RIcH BOTTOM f.ASp-oas nile
from small torn 70 srres. Al igs
proved fenced ard eroas- fsnrsd
Iarss bsafsns orchard house q :
roarns berdss PANTRY ard hsth twe
pareHss. frame barn frame ehicks
- houses brick breeder haass
sasalar. hsoe4sr. - ehleksgs. out.
III - t1ais household furniture
Every hins sass O. -
RonEHr NAt4rHr
paesN.szi Alaska haiidln~ II
nRI0HroN ASD cof.rMnfA
nARdAfNa
f1zs~M arre wffh trrofa hause cts
water berries stc fisht - 'hs car
cleared. er ca iin1
tarfs tract ~ the lake ehsan
: Asr~A Nth large house. asii lra.
aFovea near The ear
nfhrr ehaifz hffFa
SIS " j BOWEN.
~ Arcade Maln ~
sundays A. brighton bsseh Office.
ffoMEETEAua
We have a fsw toessiena IN the MO
rESn WHEAT eountfY. no iffiga-
NELSON a co.
SIS Washington HtaF ~ Ffrst 49, :
taa nfsYe au~ acre rear fhs fniswir=
ha~ level inra firs seii ~ thors
suvhiv eisnssd snd fss~sf - tsr.s
hearins fssiif tre@@ fisa aawu bal
arre sr-su rsenfhfe rss~~@wts
poRFHT NAITpr
Sc. g'n-s7f Alaska HuiidiuK ~
Mawnffirsnf Farm At Sacrifice
u srrs@ ~ AZ hotfnrt iaHf sfs risar@f
uffh firsfseiaes hfsiidfnss - hraf 81
stock al h'aadsf team - horses
~sW srA very hssf FuarhtrsrN -
hrrs a niaes that g. raHfnR bic
returns Rsd WRIST ~ .ata vcu can
have ~ fHr q 80 Or sssH f-rfns
4 Lawrence ~els Second Avenn.
We HAVE nice humssfsada m The
roi4ubia River Wormufh 4 WaRf
ff1 Oriental EldG -
Aa I'll
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The MARKETS
Vegetables

Beans. dry. per ewt. tsasais7s:
No. / small whites. ta-Bo: choice
whites. t3.ss. large whites. s5n4iss
pink beans. t3.b0: bayo beans. 400:
beets. per sack. 81. paranips. per
sack. 81; carrots. per sack. Use. tur-
nips, per sack. CSC: eaulifiower per
dox 81: garlic. per 10. Sc. native
green peppers. per box. G5As5c: CAL
iforuia peppers boz. sIz5. parsley.
dozen. zsc. squash. per H. 2hc.
pumpkins. Ic. tomatoes. box.
cabbage. iM92c. tomatoes. per box.
tic. ouker. per dozen. io8zses
corn. per doz. sQioc. yeiloy soua-
toes. 10. SC. eggplant. ID. &c. celery.
per doz ssQtocs potatoes. per ton.
tIedt20: sweet potatoes. per 100
lbs. fz7s yellow Banker onions
= ID. waila walla onions. sack,
Fruits.
FIgs. case. M-lb. bricks, Ais:
teeeiese figs. I0-ib. cartons. g4ko0
1850. Valencia oranges. a bex. 80
IS: lemons. per case. s5ass: wen-
atchee peaches. per box. sBcGslee:
liberia peaches. per box. GO Zee.
berta peaches. per box. e0Q71c.
simmons peaches. box. soc: black
berries. per crate. f1.o0: bananas
per bunch. $500. crab apples. per
box 500 toc: east OF mountain an
piea, si.sod2. natives. box, sec Gsf.
Cal. GravenEteins. 7scnfL2s: par
ent apples. per box. Is q eoc:
snow apples. si-T5G 400. fancy ap-
pies. s0cGs209. waferrnelons.
per DOZEN. 400 q sf.5o.
Quince. box. tid las. cantaIoupes.
s0cati: pears. box. s6c al: native
pears. per box. 800: Hungarlas
prunes. box. T5cGti00s Muxcat
grapes. crate. sl25. concords.
io-lb. basket, asa S5c. seedssH Sui
tana grapes. crate 81: Tokay grapes
per crate. fi.25: Blacks. Gratis
ti25: Hawaiian pineapplez, dox.
s4.b0a $3.50; huckieberries. per
H.. &c. cocoanuta per dozen. TIC.
cal. honey. per comb. itnc: nee
tarinss. per box. 75c. pommegran-
ties. per box. tf.so.
Butter and Cheese. a
washington creamery. per 10 CSC:
Eastern creamery. bricks. III. zee.
Eastern tub. 10. 24a CSC: cooking. IN
ls6IScf ranch butter. IsGlsa
Eastern cheese. twins. H. iga:
Washington cheese. twins, Ia
ftc. cream brick, 10 iec: limburgen
ID. Ice: block Swiss. 10, lie; youns
American cheese, Ice.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs soa 42c; Oregon. CSC.
Eastern. IS ! &c.
Sugar.
Dry graduated. sacks. 100 lbs
ts.eo: Fruit graduated. sacks. iol
lbs, $3.50; beet. per sack. $3.50:
Golden G. $500: Extra C.. ISLE.
Poultry.
Dressed chickens. 1oaiGc. liys
chickens. iSc. spring chickens. itc.
old hens. l3c. turkeys. 2oc: geese.
isc; ducks. l3c: old ROSTERS, Sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers. SO q SC: dressed
mutton. eh q &c; dressed pork. sac:
dressed veal. sMl0mc: dressed
lamb. TMc. Live steers, sass per
ewt; live sheep, $500 per cwt.. Iva
hogs ys.25 per cwt.: live veal, sSoe
zoo Der cwt.; live lambs, s2.so4
$500 per head.
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cuIoN q COMPANY. Isc..
I'd " Forester. Manager.
Real Estate and Lean Dept
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

Ut Ia = At~HiA - N1Ns
LAND NEAR the Seattle Taecma In
tsfurtAn rad u na~ worth aeogt
three o. feur times az much aa u
bstuesn sEATri.E snd EvEnETT
wfl imp Up t. price the SANE
way The time % buy ~ IL RIGHT
NOW THs Everett rad Il tsins
pushea 10 COMPLETION. DON 7
WAIT Hntii e Il finished and then
pay three o. four times a. much for
iand a. yea can hDv u for tosiay
We have fust auhdiFidsa ore 81 the
best Quarter Sections en- The whole
tire and are now uffsrins II for
that WILL MAKE u az ana 60
QUICKLY This Land & ali nearly
level snd rich dark loan soii. Aa-i
- q y an old pasture sHd xsr1
easily cleared The safNsfeff are
rP TO Yot 10 e est sad re-,
your first enaies low rRicEs
Very easy TERMS Core e the u.
flee and Esi fnll paFticniars
ROBERT MAfTpY
% Hso- "a Alaska building IN
.----------'-----s---- 80
THREE nto DEALS MADE
OK THIRD AVE.
NORTH OF THE WARRINGTON
HOTEL
frs The cheapest rinsc-in property In
Seattle today Don't wait until price
doubles. bat come IN riEht now.
q Go s6xfln riuae 20 washington
Hotel. Income from old Improve
will sell fof taco IN one year.
flz 90 Buys a peach Of a corner south
of BELL 70 On Third Ave Just think
what this siil be worth IN one or
two years.
OXFORD REALTY TRUSTS
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