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Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
To Install New Swam Laundry

AL Dickinson has ordered machinery for new steam laSndry, which he eX- poets to have installed and ready for opetati6a within thirty days. He be. ieves thst the growth of Seward will require another laundry plant before long and proposes to get in on tite ground floor.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

Markley--That boy of yours is very nucN like you BorroughS-Do you think soy Markley-YeS. He asked he for quarter today.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

In talSh&Some folks never stop to thiak, while others never think tostop
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
Pressing Invitations Philadelphia Record
That fishes cannot dance is truei They cannot dance at all; Yet oft get invitations to
 Attend a codfiSh ball.

Agent-I came to deliver your book on How to play the Piano." Lady y- But 1 didn't order any such book Agent tconsulting his notebook)-Have you next door neighbor named Jones? Lady-Yes. Is it for her2 Agent-No; she ordered it for you.--Ceveland LeadeN
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
Notice 10 |. o. O E.

All members of [. O. o. F. residing in Seward and vicinity deSirouS of or ganizing fraternal association are requested to atrend a meeting hereby called to meet at Seward Commercial store, Sunday, October 22 at 3 o'clock r. M,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
Roof GOIng on Butler Building

The roof is going on the building which wiI1 be occupied by Butler X Company with their new electrical plant which will be run by power from
 Lowell creek The big water wheel is on the ground ready to De installed, and the pipe for the pipe line is eX- hecrod cn the Bertha about October 20.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

A new species of the crook class, known as the "black sand robber' iS operating at Nome,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

The Seward Electric Company eN- poets new transformers on the santa Clara. which viii enable it to meet the increasing demand for lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
To TALK over
CITY HALL

Tho city hall commission will
meet late Wednesday Afternoon ~of
Thursday To take 40 aKaia the work
of preparing a report for submission
10 the council aud % recelve the let.
ter from C4tg Engineer Thomson
relative 60 the terms on Nhich
Charles Mcdonald L. willing 20 ac-
rrdr to the use ~ the Osborne be-
quest toward the erection o. the
building.
Subcommittee ell make their
report as Co 9he best means II
moving the present hall 70 the Yoa.
leF block They are trying n ar
range a meeting with the county
commissioner - ascertain what
sort Of a proposition the commits
HiunerH viii entertain IS regards
the temporary occupation Of the
Nssier block. which IL owned By
the caunfy.
The subcommittee Ia also dFur-
inE ON the best means OF providing
temporary Jail The tanks that
viii be uasa in the new building
may b. bought Immediately % be
used IN an emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
THREE OFFICERS
RESIGNED

Thres officers Of the steamship
Minnesota resigned while the YES
SET Wa making her trip 70 the
orient and return. Firat officer J.
=. Blaine resigned IN HouESnnE. Se-
Nor Second officer " l. Eislsr
handed I'm his resignation 70 Cap
tain Rindsr on April 2. while the
vessel was al Yokohama. % take
effect - soon az a successor could
Be secured. and Fourth Officer q. y.
oliver resigned IN Shanghai FIRST
officer Blaine left the vessel n
HonKk0ng and viii return to the
United States on one 81 the Pa
elfic Mail Steamship eomranys vea-
sells. W l. Eiaicr states that he
will return 70 the orient az soon as
his duties here ere finished.
Neither Mr.. Fisier nor Mr. oliver
care 10 make any statement regard
Ing their resiEning from the service
Of the Great Northern steamship
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Patrick Neardon and J. ]. PREM
derKant were fined t25 each b. 20
lice Judge Gordon Yesterday after
noon for the malicious destruction
~ railroad property at Henton
Junction on tho line Of the Puget
Sound Electric railway on March
- They were found sieeping In
the place one night by train hands,
and AZ first u Wa supposed that
they were burglars This charge
vas dismissed and q lighter one
filed against them. The evidence
showed that nothing had been
stolen.
Gusaie Edwards. a male lmpcr-
senator. Wa sentenced 20 three
months. imprisonment In the ceun-
~ iaii BY Police Judge Gordon.
Tuesday afternoon she vas re-
ieaaed from the city iaii five days
ago. but taken In again b. the po-
lice ON a charge u habitual yag-
ranry. The Edwards woman car
riaa her impersanhtlun To great
degree and smokes cigarettes and
has the barber keep her hair short
The proposed amendments 10 the
A. *. q. W. constitution AZ the uni-
vernity are Ia be voted on thia after
noon By the students The princi-
pai amendment provides FOR the ei-
ectian Of a Hoard q Control" from
the student body. who viii have
charge Of All undertakings and en-
tsrprises The main advantage In
this nsw plan ~ that cooperation
between the different activities VIII
be brought about. while under the
present system this is impossible.
The general opinion n that the am
snameuts viii carry
I CORPORATION Counsel Calhoun IL
expected to be present At the meet
ing % tho corporations committee
wednesday afternoon. when the
Moore Gilman street car franchise
IL once moro 70 be considered. The
committee desires his help In deeld-
inR upon the term Of the franchise
and other important clauses
r. A. Wright was awarded a iudg-
menf for ffa0 against the city for
rograde damages 70 his Sixteenth
Az EfiNf HfhNHAANF - NAat+ aNthttN
aon wednesday morning.
NeCahe g. Hamilton'a troubles
with the ionEshoromen's union arc
10 the fore again Wednesday morn
ing half a dozen lengthy affldayita
wcra flied IN tho superior court in
support OF tho stavcdoring firms
motion that the Injunction already
I'm force be made more rigid. re-
nralnlng the union men from inter-
faring in any manner or by any
method with the men AZ work, pend
Ing the final settlement OF the diff
ficulty
Felix Belmont OF 1856 Tenth ave
nue. northeast. came before Prose
cutting Attorney Macintosh Wed
neaday morning and charged his
wife. Alice. with abandonment The
complaint alleges that she had no
reason for leaving his bed and board
on April i5 and further states that
the wife Il now under the influence
Of certain bartender. who keeps
her under the soothing influence OF
atrone drink all the time Alice 4
an aborieino The ease will be heard
before Justice =. Y Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
INTEREST
INCREASING

A great deal Of Interest S. takon
Ia tho convention Of Island and
King counties teachers. now being
held at the high arhoi. The leeturs
ing by tho professors OF some OF the
finest schools In the country Is
making a big hit with every one.
Nj, Gitbc-t'a lecture. wednesday
IszoFHipH. On Manual Training
tslsaEklsd e3eu 3eai Of cnthuHiasm
slna, aHd vii prasau'slys bnve i,s
effeet IL q vtEF assift uHsa MI
Cilhert doas44bua WHY esR wcgH
hsnab ana the aarhiHe aaBps nFs
great educators In the fus 81
schooling A Young Hnu guinn -
school who has not mueh Of "a uind
faf books. bat ~ wonder a. taking
apart and putting together a piece
~ machinery will learn more ~
doing that than be could lsarn
from auy of the best books made
Miss Adelia NJ Parker gave a
Htofeoptiron lecture ON Public
School Gardens which was very
interesting and instructive Mr..
Hyatt gave an address on "The
Filipino Students IN California,
which also proved 10 be a fine talk
Educational ideaa." by Mr. Samp.
son. was very interesting Miss CT
keys class In music. "Wednesday
morning. was extraordinary. Mr.
Meany addressed the assembly on
"Tho San Juan Case The Fnulif
of Children. By SIR Yodcr. was In.
atructive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
Next camp
In Seattle

,NaFLRs. April ta.-rhe
los samp % the Weodmen
nsil w,fa Win probably be held
q .h rlve thousand delegate''
nstips atooe members OF mo
nres5n. washington, calf
scr = .e,s5a. colorado, Montana.
tia'A - Idaho afo expected To Dc
Fe. .,,rsst or the gathering CEN
~ ~ election 90 tbc head con
- I. .ss,ssd r. a. tolscneerE, the
q Y che dlad about 1--WE months
iesnas' candidates Tor the posi-
a. Ii Nlsy, 81 Los An
~ 49, noak head secretary. Of
ana a. 2. Keith. Of Butte
.,sst,a Will takc place Thurs
~ ,.eine according 20 the pres
= -. women q wooioraft are
y, ,..,,s she removal q their
1910 at taadviIle. Colo, 60
-. lIshe Uniform rank Is oen-
- '...,.s he proposition % eons~ll-
.s m ~ nine states IN the
- bvlsaietloa under the com-
- = Nafar General William r..
,..-.oa q san Francisco,
-. essd camp win be la session
- wednesday. April 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

MAJ Gun
UNITED STATE MARSHAL
WOULD RATHER RESIGN
THAN MOVE FROM sPok
AaE

Uuitci States Marshal Chas. Il
Hopkins doesn't iiks Seattle a lit
lie biz. or. rather be loves spokane
mogs. lie viii probably throw up
bis iob aa Unci. Sans nsrvaut Of
the law Tor the western part u the
state. rather than move from spo-
kane.
The division % the state into tao
federal districts recently showed
Hopkins out " bis hailiNiek and be
e nos supposed % fcrref out Grim
mails on this side Of the Cascade
bat a report comes from Spokane
which says that Hopkins wat
Muve.
I'm quit FIRST" Hopkins says
Anyway. my term is up In about
ten months. 80 II have e. move IT.
order 20 hold ny Job. 'nlKey' for the
lob"
The Law rcanirea thai a United
States marshal shall reside in his
oxn district. hence Hopkins truu-
hIsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
AFTER the


AZ last three contractors. known
10 be guilty ~ violating the eight
hour Law. are 10 D. put on the car
pet next Tuesday By the board 81
works The board. Wednesday. DC
ciaed 60 make them appear At that
time and AhoN cause Why their con-
tracts should not be taken from
them Corporation Counsel Cal
houn has been advised OF the
boards action and will be present
10 instruct the board as 10 the
proper legal procedure.
Assistant City Engineer Jeffrey
and the inspectors. over whom he
has charge. have AZ last succeeded
In securing the evidence which They
claimed TO be unable to get before.
Inspector John James repoFts
that Contractor Josiah Jones has
forgotten al about the elKht-hniir
law IN grading North F0rticth
street. mentioning April Is az The
day on which he took detailed mo-
tiee OF tho offenae.
Inspector Guy Dyer reports that
Contractor = J. McHuEh is violst-
Ing the law IN grading Main stfeet
and adjacent thorouahfares. and IN
apertor G. l.. Manning has notified
the board that A. G. 0oeriK has en-
tered the ranks Of the iawhrcak ora
IN tho grading Of weBtlake houk-
ward
The board r. somewhat puzzled
about It's legal protection In the
matter. The contract Il makes PM
vldea for It's cark collation. when the
elght-hour law Is violated. but not
for a penalty. Il r. feared that con
tractors might occasionally. In Gays
where they were losing money On
their contracts. violate the law FOR
the express purpose Of getting rid
Of their contracts. as the contract
does not provide that the surety
companies shall proceed with the
work
s. Normlle's time book shows that
no Is working his men nine and
ten hours per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

GETS GOOD

NEH YORK. April ts-Tha Eun-
oFal agents % the Equitable Lte A.
sBrnnee society sent into aesalaa
again Al The Hotel Savoy thia morn
lnK They wiii consider the forma
ton Of a permanent Organization 81
general aKeHta District managers
win discuss the aAviaahility Of send
ing a committee "a Albany to peti.
ton the governor and legislature 70
amend the charter % the society -
as 10 alloW policy holders to become
directors and allow policy holders
70 vote for directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
FOUND

AdoIphus stelrt, Who was commit
ted 20 steiiacoom about a year ago
and who escaped while serving az
"trnatv" last Sunday. was located BY
Deputy Sheriff Hodge at Black Dia.
mond Monday night. having walked
more than 40 miles. On request OF
gtelrt's brother, who lives at Black
diamond. he was left on probation
for A week. Steirt was originally
committed upon complaint OF his
having attempted 10 kin a man. lie
raj shaved hts beard when found
nv Deputy Hodge. and attempted 70
conceal hia identity by saying he
waa out of work and had Just come
from the East. FITS mind. II ia said.
wns affected by financial losses
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per sozen. soc: watnuts, Eng
iinh. ita i5c. pecans. i58 lie.
nIberts. ise. black whinutA 7e:
hickory nuts. Tel butternutz. &c.
Jap peanufs. SC: Virginia neanuts.
&c. Jumbo peanuts. &c. almonds
i7S af lie.
Fish. oYstsr. Ets-
Eoiss. se; black cod. &C: Ting eod
Toe. crabs. $40 i55s clans. open
shipment. tI5es clans. per sack.
$3.50. oysters, Olympia. per sack.
$3.50. open bulk. per gallon.
ta.2ss salmon. Toe. salmon
trout. iEc. skinned perch.
&c: shrinps. s01oci founders.
&c: herring. sss Holsters iTAes
snslt. Sc. sturgeon. SC. black hasa
Flour.
ttie: Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
PiIisbury. o.: PiilsburY's Beet. -.
standard Dakota. 50. Olympic. tA7s.
Electric. t47Si Holy. tt.7s; Goldsa
Northwest. ts.7Ss Electric LighI
tT.25. Gold Medal. 49, Top Notch.
t&f5. Centennlala. best. t4.Ts. Gold
drop. s4f6. Patent Excellent. tATE.
Novelty A. tLis.
AAFnAf&
Whole wheat. ioa per bale. s1to.
whole wheat flour. per bbi- stat:
fraham. per Dbl -; per bale. s1-zs;
hbl. 81; rye flour, per Dbl, $500.
rye meal, per bare. 81 so; buck W heat.
per bbL. 81: buokwhsat. per bale.
taTb. corn meal. los. per bale. .s.fo.
meal sos a.: bale. .aao. rolled oats,
biol. s. c. Co. 1875. wheat flakes
Der rs lbs. t770: fnrina- per bbl-.
$3.50: fnrins. 10Th. sacks. per bale.
-. hominy. large. psr Dbl. tA7a.
hominy. small. lea paie. f2.s0: Holly
self-raising puekwheat. sshs. case.
saTt. pearl barley. 18Th. boxes
s1Ge. pearl barley. ioe-Ib sacks. 81:
st,iit peas. t4.Bedk. popcorn. per cwt.
ts.eo; cracked wheat. per bale. tioa
California strained Der ID. &c.
California sage. per 10 isc: honey.
stnract. per H. T9sMc: Oregon
grape cream. to-cass lots fape;
honey. Yakima. t1Ael Ciiforuia
Feea.
oats. per ton, s3i1 az. bran. per
ton. tai422: barley. rolled. per ton.
Sz6 b00 81. feed wheat. per ton. Sa1
asa. dairy chop feed. per ton, S22.
oil meal. per ton. $50. best chop
t27W2s; whole corn. ton S27. shorts,
ton. $40.
Ray.
Eastern washington timothy.
SIS. alfalfa. sf2.60H12; wheat
hay. SIC: Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. sat: Puget Sound
hay. St0Ht3.
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. So: clam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
WE IL GO BACK EAST

Sheriff l. &. smith Waa notifieo
Monday night from Everett By DEG
uty Sheriff ~ D. smith. Of ChaFi@s-
ton. ". Va. that the latter had ar
rived there and would take hack
with him y. NJ Aahury. wanted in
the Eaai for forgery About two
weeks ago Sheriff Smith received n
warrant from the Charleston offi-
ciais and directions 90 arrest As
bury wherexere he could be found
Deputy Sheriff Hill vas detailed on
the case and located the man a
Everett Anbury Vas held there.
He win be- taken back on requiN-
ton papers and his wife and chill
dren will be sent East with him 10
their friends Al the expense Of sno-
homlsh county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
Ne DEPUTY

According 10 the statement made
By Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Whitman Tuesday morning. there's
nathln' d0in'." but, say there Is
one thing happened last night. +"
said the attorney. aa he ushed for
new deputy prosecuting attorney al
my home. sls Times street Ballard.
He arrived al 1914 last night. lie
weighs eight pounds and he started
out % plead his own case lmmcdl-
atelyi"
Both mother and child are getting
along nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
THE MARKETS

Western avenue was crowded on
wednesday morning With GOODS
from the California steamer. Canh-
flower has Funs up to &4s0 per
crate Asparagus haS fallen a cent
and now stands At ? cents. Fanry
appIea are coming IN better. So are
fancy oranges. Head lettuce arrived
for the first time this spring. To-
matuea have taken jump 10 Aa.99
Der case. Australian peaches are
selling At $3.50 per case. Australian
pears are selling At fS.50. Australian
black grapes AZ 50 and white grapes
are going at 81 This Is the hr5'
eoualEnmant Of fruit thai has reach
"a the market this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

shells. ies.. sze: bone meal. ieez
tt1: graduated bones. io0s. ;32 GA
fss and ties - per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed
RED clover. prime. cwt flt-so0 iss
a;aike. choice. I'll; white clover, SIS
Q1s: timothy. per cwt. ft.7s
Qs. orchard grass. sic: red top $50
10. English rye grass IS: Italian rye
grass, s.: bronze grass. SIS. tall
meadow cat grass ais. Kentucky
blue grass. al: pasturs mixture
upiands. sieG11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
FtoHT oVER cHiLo

Among the spirited fights over
the custody 81 children uaw going
on IN the superior court IL that %
Aduiphua J. rahHt against Mrs.
benjamin Hammond far the custody
~ iittia LILLIAN Ci~mentins Fahst
Adoiphus Pahat wednesday morning
secured a writ Of hhbsaa corpus. re-
turnabie April 20. ordering the
mother to produce the child in court
The coupie we're married Ia Montana
ard were divorced about a year ago
In f1athead county Mont. the faith
er being awarded the custody q the
child. The mother. who has since
become Mrs Hammond. the plaintiff
alleges. took the ehiid from him and
refuses TO xtys " up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Atehison. S. rs. 81 "a. Ss7-
Anal. Copper. So ID. Sc 3-S, 81 Is.
b. q O.. ITO. les IA. 10.
b. r. T.. 50 IS. 81 1-2. IS rs.
Can Pae., 153 Is, 15i IL. 1853 Is.
Erie. com, as L., As Is. as as.
Ills. Central. les Ia. 162 l-2. les IL
Manhattan. 1e6 1-2. 16s. Ice.
Metropolitan. i22. i21 Ii. l22.
Mo. Pae.. l06 81. los Ia. log Ia
l.. & N. 14s SIS. 141 Ia. lac SIS.
n. Y. Central. 157. 154 Ia. ISL.
Peoples Gas. III SIS. 100 SIS, Ill lie
Penna., 142 rs, I41 1-2. l42 "a.
Reading. com. 81 Ia. IS SIS. 81.
r.. l.. com. "a. 80 SIS. 80 rs.
So. Pae.. 81. 65 rs. 65 rs.
ST Paul. Isl Is. ISL IS. tS4.
Sugar. 142 1-2. 14l II. f42 Ii
Tn. Pac.. 1s1 1-2. 12s SIS. 13l IL.
u. s. s.. com. 81 "a. SO SIS. 81 SIS.
L. S. s, pfd.. lei Is. 102 Is, i0A
Liverpool Wheat - May opened
and closed unchanged: July opened
and closed Is higher than yester-
days close.
Car Receipts-Minneapolis, 100;
Duluth. s; Chicago. IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
WILL APPEAL

The .. Mel brown test ease Of the
new sliding scale" probate Zee law
which Judge Frater declared 70 be
unconstitutional. viii be appealed 10
the supreme court FOR the purpose Of
settling the question finally 30
that uniform custom may be put
I'm nan all over tho state. Prose-
cutting Attorney Macintosh filed
notice Of appeal wednesday morn
ting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
cHIcAGo MARKETs.

Reports for The Star by W. n
Ryer a Co. III Columbia street, BIZ
private wire.
Wednesday. April 10, 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. rs "a. 1I3 SIS. i13 SIS.
July, s. IS to Ssi-2. ST1-4. 81 SIS.
Sept. s. IS. s. IA to 81 IS. 81 So
Corn
May. ala. 47f-S. Ala
July. 47T-s. 1873. 47I-2.
Sept. as. 71-2. a. SIS to ~ "a
Oats
May. s01-s. % IS to 29i-2. 1854.
July. 50. - SIS. % LIZ.
Sept. - IS 10 80 IL. ISIS. 2S7&
Pork
May. 1859. 12.47. 1850.
July, i2.s2. 12.75. 12.T7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
MUST RETURN STOCK

Judge Ffater Wednesday morning
handed down a decision IN the suit
Of the Collins estate executors
against the Denny estate 20 recover
certain stocks valued At tics 0aa.
given. the plaintiff claimed. a. So
curity on tea promisaoFY notes some
years ago. Judge EFafsr held that
tie Plaintiffs sero entitled t. re-
cover the STOCK. the dividends Of
ehich amounted % $4,000. sum
sufficient 90 Pay of the ptnmla-
sary Notes and clear the security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

nsana ary. pr swt tt1sosft;
.r,su whites. 4zsfaaTks large
whftea. taHAtE: pink beans. fa.asi
baea beans t113. Lima beans
green bens ise m. wax beans he n.
b~cfa per sack Tsc8 iiae
piserntia cabbage. aAaes caullfioWer.
case. s1be. garlic. new be-
oniaaa. yellow. n. e. onions. Fapno,
81. young onions Toe bunch;
spinach. crate. BnN Tsc; lettuce.
hsthouHa. sf8eaL7k. head let
fure. dnzen. zoe Oregon squash,
crate. tnTg9ae0. carrots. ala LIS,
Yakima potatoes. t3ioeQ 12.ao.
Greedy potatoes. tzLoe9 l1Q0s TAX
tina Early Hpss. $50. new
California potatoes. Dc per 10.
dollhouse randiuhes. 1sc per duHi
apples. fancy. 1850 AS. Hpltzen-
berg apples, $40 LIS California
sweet potatoes, 8. artiehokes. per
dos. IS. California celery. sac "a ~
native celery. sou zoe. native rhu-
barb. IN DC: cucumhcrs. long green.
81 dozen. asparagus. Sc Waila
WaIla asparagus. 8208. California
barb. box. ti.zs: green peas. Sc. to-
matasa, sass 250. green peppers,
aGc ID. telephone peas, Ice ID.
Fruits
bananas. bunch, t2.soaa5o; dates.
10. Elhner; figs. y III bricks. us.
figs. aeediesa. to-fh cartoons. 80
aTbe: grape fruit. per box. 82B0
4a7a; seeding grape fruit, fifS
a. 90: lemons. choice and fancy.
tao0RaGo. navel oranges. 800
assoc tangcrincs. si.se; meditrau-
tea sweets sz2s. Jap. bale. si-ts8
sr.2E. cranberries $40. pineapplea.
per doz. s1b0uft60: strawberries
'g226G2E9 per crate. pitted plums,
IS 90 per crate. cherries. per crate,
.425d. Australian peaches. box. f4.bo.
Australian pears. box. ta50. white
grapes. box. $500. black grapes, box.
$500.
washington cheese. i2c. cream
brick cheese. lee; California cheese.
IBc. butter. native creamery, 22c;
cooking $50 zoe; California fresh
creamery, soc.
Eggs
strictly fresh ranch. 2ici Ore
Eon eggs. acc
Sugar.
ocidcn c. IN sacks. sB 6sl extra c,
IN sacks. t6sk; powdered, I'm bar
reIs. $40: dry GRADUATED. IN sacks.
tsib. cube. In barrels se.6b: beet
sugar. sG.e5; maple sugar. 100 fah.
Less &c II paid within - days
Msatl
Cows. beef. &c. steers. nc; NUT
ton "a a Sc, pork, "a Me, lamb. pc.
spring lamb. sos; dressed veal
small. 1Hsc. live rabbits. doz.
a875.
Hams, Bacon ard lard
Hams. i2diae; bacon. breakfast
fSMdiGA; lard, white Star tiercs
shc! iara. white Rose. SIC. lard
Wild Rose. eMe.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. ITO tsc; Eeess.
dressed, 1901 chickens. dressed.
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while driving In Los Angeles this
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train a. q grade crossing and both
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MOSCOW. April 10 -Daieieff. the
assassin u Grand Duke serEiun has
been sentenced 20 death. He re-
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TLElT| D &
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