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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-26
Oceanic Steamship Company.
TIME TABLE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of this line will arrive at leave this port
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-26
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
Togo Kaisen Kaisha S. S. Co.


'Art about the dates below
~IJTNA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
WENT TO MEET
BALTIC FLEET
,,sANIR TACOMA SAID re HAVE ORIGINALLY SENT To
nsEr TIC SECOND SQUAD THE czAFs NAVY
F.. SUPPLIES WERE FOR WAR VESSELS

iNustok The advices received in
this city telling OF the capture Of
the vessel by tho japanese give her
position az being 20 the uorthward
Of Hakkaido island. which Is altu-
ated Off the weat entrance 81 Tsu-
Earu strait. This route Wa select
ed. u is said, owing 70 the fact that
there are thousands % small is
lands there which would afford an
excellent hiding place for vessel.
and At the same time would stand
a chance ur working her way to the
northWard among the ice fields. In
the hope Of being shut OF from the
Japanese warshipa IN this manner.
Hakkaido island Is situated III
tie south OF and about S. miles
from Vladivoatok. Captain Con
uanton. who WAS in command uf the
vessel is a navigator long familiar
with that coast.
Captain Counautun'a familiarity
with the typographical condition OF
the country In that section was the
reason of his being selected 60 taxi
the Tacoma on her fllihuatering ex
podltlou While q has been frealy
hlnted that all war risks IN regard
"a Insurance had bern guaranteed
BY the Russian government the OF
fieiais 81 the Northwestern Steam.
ship company. owners Of the vessel.
refuse To discuss anything pertain
inE 20 that question:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
THOMPSON 4
WILL GO

City Engineer Thomson's patti
way to Europe appears now 70 be
clear. After the council made the
required appropriation there was y
good deal Of talk to the effect that
Comptroller RiplinEer and Mayor
Bsllinger would refuse 70 sign the
warrant. owing 90 a fOrhidding pro
vision Of the charter. The question
was referred to the corporation
counsel. and. although be has not
yet made a formal reply. g. Ia be
lieved that no will sustain the ac-
ton Of the council.
n was only recently that ex-Cor-
poratlon Counsel Gillian made n
decision In regard 10 the same
matter. in which he held the pro
cedure 10 be proper.
While the so-called iunketing
trips are forbidden under the city
charter. the city'a legal advisers
have always held that in certain
cases the appropriations could be
legally made Such case Is tho
present one. whore an engineer en-
~ Nd Nv the citv rs being a1ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

,4v,eea current In this city state
- ~, raeamas HarEu Of salt beef
- .sstsflnr Of aUUa barrels. was In
,..1,.a foF the Russian warships and
", ar the army tarcca Authori-
~. al the subject say that salt
80 sseh a. taken by the Tacoma.
= ssxer uses by land forces and Is
-..snlar addition Co the commits
800 81 warsHip At the limo
- T'aeoma sailed IRON Seattle the
S..sisn Raltle squadron Was on It's
~ toward Xladlvestok. The Taco
i. ~ Puget sound. osteuaihly for
se.nshai. Chiua on he morning OF
Tsnuarv s. aud at that time many
a-fAring men gf this city stated
al Il would De practically imnos-
AZ ser her 90 enter Niadivoatok
Dna N the reasons advanced was
80 owing 10 the heavy ice fioes
,eleh prevail in that section during
ne winter months she would not be
able 10 approach near enough 10 the
sotraacs % Nladivustok harhor for
,rs-hrgakcr Ermaek TO afford her
any assistance.
Aecording 60 excellent authority
a, IRIS city today il Ia stated that
ne Tacama had been advised Of a
rendezvous. named BY the Russian
.vthorltiea where she VAS 20 lie
n vait for the squadron. and should
a.. scheme fail. she was 70 make
ser w.y a. best ~ possible 10 Vlad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
The MARKETS

The feature OF the market this
morning Is the fine quality Of cab
bngo that is arriving The com
minsiouers are very much pleased
and all say that the rest Of the cab
bages that are shipped this season
will be sent on Ice. The new Call
fornia apuds that arrived yesterday
have been put on the market at 5
cents per pound. This is the first
consignment OF new potatoes from
tho south that has arrived this year.
Another car Of Early Rose pota-
toes arrived this morning from
Yakima Early Rose potatoes are
bringing $50 per ton. the highest
they have been this winter. Apples
are arriving in great abundance
nov and. AZ they are all In rather
a bad condition. the market 4 start
ing downward Eggs this morning
went up another cent and are now
bringing ~ 20 Il cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
WATERFRONT FIRE

II took but Hix minutes u put aui
n blaze which threatened to destroy
the plant Of the Northern F'ish com
nany. at the foot 81 Connecticut
street. shortly after II o'clock this
morning The fire started from the
ovsrheafing Of "a Furnaces which was
used in kipperinE fish, The heat
started small blaze which com
municated 10 the woodwork. and be
fore It was discovered had gained
considerable headway. A bucket
brigade Of employees started Ia to
nRht the fire. but soon gave u up
The fire apparatus and fireboat
snoqualmie made record time IN
getting to the scene. The damage
y AZ slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Charles l. Holmes today SUED
Fannie HOLMES for divorce. alleging
improper relations ~ith other mrn
on the part 81 tho defendant The
two we're married IN 1899. Annie
Coukiu today filed divorce proceed
inRa against Bernard gonkin on the
ground OF non support The two
we're married n Osceola. Mich. In
1878
At nesting Of the King County
Horticultural society last niEht res
olutious were passed and a commit
tee appointed 70 cooperate with the
state and King county authorities
regarding tho obtaining % county
exhibits for the Lewis and Clark en-
position at Portland this summer
The committee o. composed OF
Chairman Y Merchant. J A. Stew
art and John Bodish other bust
ness was transacted b. the soc, ~
The Western Central Labor Union
last night decided To fine all mem
bera attending or working At the
Portland exposition as This &C
ton was taken IN order 10 bring
about a boycott on the fair until
the present difficulties existing be
twean the labor unions and the d.
rectors f. settled
Mayor BaliinEer told % his eI-
perience In handling the local po-
lice department in an address be-
fore the Young Mems Municipal
league at a banquet at the Wash
lngtOn hotel last night. lie told Of
the Improvement In the regulation
OF crime brought about In this city
during the present administration
and the difficulty IN bringing about
the gradual change for the better
since that time
w. J Malcolm. y Y Butterworth
and r. r Harvey this morning filed
papers In tho superior court asking
the court to straighten out a muddle
ia which certain stockholders Of the
olympic Mining company have be
come involved. the question being
one OF tangled transfers. The inter
ventlon OF the court is also asked
against the proposed act 81 several
stockholders 20 ask for a receiver.
The petitioners claim that should a
receiver be appointed the stock will
deprsclate
Stevens w. Il. G. will give a 81
Patrick'a tea In the afternoon and
progressive whist party in the
evening March II AZ the home ~
Mrs } p jacobson. 1911 East Alder
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
WILL GO NORTH

The schooner Maid % Orleans, l..
II. Gray a Co. viii leave this port
Tor kotzebue sound with a large
cargo % dynamite gasoline aud
merchandise on May IS. The vessel
Is one Of many which will BE- en-
gagged In the Arctic euaatWfae trade
during the coming season Owing
% the heavy shipments % other
camps. many Of the schoausrH will
Il j. said. be in great demand dur
Ing the summer. owing - the ma
jority II tha steamships being
placed On the ST. MIchasis run. 20
accommodate the Yukon traffic
The Maid % Orleans f. nov lying
IN the Duwamiah river. where she
has been tied MP all winter The
vessel has Undergone considerable
improvements. consisting Of a neW
mainmast and rigging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
ne WON'T DO IT AGAIN

Antoine Jensen mournH the loss 81
80 90 the result Of his negligence
la regard 90 properly fastening hiH
bedroom door iic reported the loss
t. the police and city Detective
AdasaH invest h, ,trd the case. A.
~or,hisu ~ IsaVHn'a si..sFy ~ ~ tases
about 20 otuiorE us0t nnaou oils,at
Upon waking up ~ 9 o'eAsst n b.
morning BE- usticed his trousers ~
ing IN heap sn the flsaf. The
pockets were turned inside out aHa
every cent Jensen had was gone
The door WINS aiBr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
HE WILL WATCH
The EVIDENCE NOW
MAN WHO EVIDENCE WILL NOT HAVE A CHANCE TO
DO so IN THE NEXT cAsE

Attorney Thomas Casey for more
than an hour this morning argued
earnestly for the acqulttal of II n
Mcrayish. and did his best To en-
plain that a prisoner might eat ny
an exhibit check In forgery ease
and yet not be guilty Of tho crime.
MeTayihh'H wife. pretty little
woman with a great deal 81 pluck,
sat beside the prisoner holding their
-montha-old baby on her lap. as
she has done all the time through
the hrec-day trial. aud her distress
has added n touch OF pnthoa 70 the
trial. the main feature OF which has
been tho comedy OF the prisoners
luncheon yesterday on Exhibit A
There IL little hope for Meray-
isha ultimate liberty. for even
though the Jury should acquit him
on tho present charge others viii
follow Prosecuting Attorney Mack.
intaah took With him 70 court this
morning another SO check, which
he says MeTayish forged and passed
on the leader store This check IL
kept IN 4 brown Jacket" and L.
being closely watched By the prose
cutting attorney. who says he viii. In
case McrAviah gets a. looking par
ticulurly hungry. have a special
hailin appointed 10 ait on tho syi-
deuee.
In case the present charge falls
through. prosecution will immedi-
aielY be begun on fresh charge Of
forgery The prisoner has also laid
himself open % prosecution for
mntilAtinE court records.
The sympathy OF tho spectators
was appealed 10 strongly this mggna-
Ing when Attorney Casey began his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

fiEht will be on between Tacoma
and Seattle
The bone 0f contention this time
Is the appointment Of the ne~ state
inspector OF oils Cor the office re
eeatly created by the legislature
Spokane county Is also Ia the
fight.
Seattle claims that King county
IL entitled 20 the appointment on
the ground thar Seattle Is the dis
tFibuting point for all the oll used
In the state. and that II an in.
spectoT IS appointed from any whsra
else he would have to come here
Tor every Inspection from a distance
at the expense % the government.
Pierce county will fiEht hard for
the appointment and also for the
removal % the big oil tanks 20 Ia
coma and spokane will Ert into the
fight on general principles The
main eonfiict. however. will be- be-
tween Pierce AID King counties. a.
the appointment meAas the location
Of the Rockefeller big OIL tanks. a
factor witch has some little bearing
on commercial interests.
IL II said that ] NJ brewster.
present warrant deputy In the coun
- trcasurer'a office. Il slated for
the pusition in case klnE county
gets the appointment. having al
ready received the endorsement Of a
iarEo number Of business men. The
Tacoma and Seattle chambers OF
cummerce. u f. underatod. viii e.
10 var over the appointment. and
Governor Mead will DO bealcgetl
with lengthy petitions
The salary ~ the Inspector viii
- 81 500 per year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

AtchIson. 50 "a. So 3-s. 50 rs.
Anal. Copper, SO. IS 3-s. 70 rs.
u. & O.. 10 is, los 80. l09 SIS.
b. X. T. 81 SIS. SO. 81 SIS.
Can. Pac.. las Ia. lac 81. 14T "a.
Erie. com. 81 IA. 4s %. AZ Ia.
Ills Cent. i64. Isl IA. 1872 "a
Manhattan. I72. III. l72.
Metrop.. l24. l22 5-s. l23 "a.
Mo. Pac-. 109. lot i-2. les 3-s.
l.. 4 N. las. l42 "a. 1912
Peoples Gas. 1i3 IA. Ill i-2. liz Ia.
PennA-. las 81. 144I-4. 1447-s
Reading. CON-, 80 Ia. IS "a. s6 "a
r. l.. com. IS. "a IS. s43-4.
So. Pac.. 701-4. So. SO as
81. Paul. 1s2 is. $50 1-2. lsi IS.
Sugar. IA. i42. 143 Is
Tn. Pae.. 136 is. 1873. 134 IS.
q. s. s. com. 80 -. IS as. 2s.
u. S. S. pfd.. SO IL. IS t-2. ss Is.
wheat-Liverpool May wheat
opened Is lower, and closed Ia
lower than yesterday.
Cars-Minneapolis lie. Duluth Is,
Chicago 81.
The wheat market was rather
narrow today. the May option only
having a range Of Use. and the
July Use. The July was the most
actively traded in. and during the
early trading sold down to 81 lac,
but recovered on good buying. clos
ing steady at 81 SIC. the May OPP
ton closing at i13 Is.
Wheat has had fairly good
break. and Il takes considerable
nerve to sell il now; on the other
hand. Il takes considerable nerve
and a cool head to hold on 10 long
wheat We may say that the mar
ket in the past six months has been
as weak as now many times before.
but there always was a rally. We
think Il is safe 70 look for active
markets, and there will be plenty
OF opportunities TO buy wheat on
the weak spots. In our mind July
and September options offer tho
best opportunities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
jeff RS0N SAILS

The steamer Jefferson. ~ the
Alaska Steamship company. sailed
for skagNay and southeastern Alas
"a this morning The vessel car
ried a large list OF passengers. many
Of whom we're bound for interior
points. She also took an extensive
cargo. consisting OF mining mate
rial and supplies for the merehsntiie
establishments and camps In the
Dawson and Tanana sections.
Among her passengers was Cap
tain Norwood. government mine in
spectOr, who Is bound north on a
tour Of inspection OF the different
mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

argument Tho distressed wife OF
the prisoner wiped away "A sudden
flood OF toarH aud evidently braeed
herself for the ordeal Of listening 70
the argument With one hand ahe
patted the shoulder 81 her baby. and
with the other she held that Of her
husband. stilllng both her charges
sxiih a comforting word now and
then Suddenly the baby let out a
good -naiured CROW that could be
heard all over the courtroom. Hnd
reached out pair Of fnt little arms
towards ia father. who took II on
hia lap
Immediately the dimpled little
fiais began a vigorous assault and
battery upon the nose of the prls-
oner. Rccnmpa BY a delighted
series OF rrowB aud kicks. and fol
lowed by some tnfsntile attentions
IN the way Of fat finger punches In
the eyss and ears. Finally the baby
put both arms around tho prisoner
neck. curlad up IN the prisoner
bosom. aud contsntsdly went Ca
sleep n was nj this point that the
prisoner broke down and wept. and
several members Of tho Jury looked
the other way. clearing their throatH
with Embarrassment The case vent
to the jury Al noon.
The defense Was that tho crime
Was not complete inaamuch as the
prisoner had never passed tho check
or received money for II, and the
attorney made an appeal on the
ground that the defendant. a fire
man BY trade. had been for many
months out Of work aud that his
sslfe aud baby were suffering for the
Essscoaallira OF life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

THE FRESHMAN.
Is 81. PalrIek.a % stndy In coIorl

a 81. Patrlek'a Day study In color)
Tho triahman' faith. has eondeffu feilow.
wid niyer a streak In his makeup OF yellow.
From the Of his bat TO the tip OF his Shoes.
Ills blood Is that hliths thai us seldom hes blu0
And tsayin' no word for the hue af his heAdl
The flow in bis veins Is tigant rcd.
His friendship Ia yours bot AZ noon and a night
II only you're daosut In treating him whlto
Hut bo friend % his faea and be foe 10 his back
And your WILDLY wit soon bo a-osdcrin' black
For ha'H hunt you up-couutry and harry you down.
wid the simple initiation dan You brown
YIt he'll follow for good Ia the same constant way.
TIL angels Of heaven are wrtnkied and gray
tAnd an't this tho poem for March
For divve word has Il said yet Of greenl
EDMUND VANCE COOK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
MOTHERS CONGRESS ELUc.
TON

wAsfuNOToN n. e.. March t6.
At this mornings session OF the
Mothers euugreHH, Airs Frederick
Sshoff. of Philadelphia. WAS re=clcet=
ed president. au office which she has
held FOR three years. Mrs W, ".
Murphy. Of Los Angeles, was chosen
second Vice president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

STRANGER PAINTS COT .
q PAX RED AND LEAVES A =
THOUSAND AHEAD-t4iS 4
- PRETTY GIRL WIFE LEFT .
- BEHIND 4
COi-FAX. March i6.--George 4
. r. brewster. claiming to be n 4
4 wealthy lumbsrmRn OF lone. =
. Mich. registered a week ago at 4
= the Moscow hotel. managed By 4
= George W. Gale. He spent 4
= money like water. aud treated .
= everybody 10 champagne 4
> brewster said he was sowing =
hia Wild oats. as he had no 4
= time 10 SOW thcm when he was 4
. a young man. lie appeared Ia 4
\ be about 50 years old. a
- On the third day BrewEter 4
= introduced 4 pretty l7-year-old .
= girl as his wife. He left IN two =
= DAYS. presumably for Spokane. q
= after getting Gale 10 endorse .
a draft ON the lone bank for .
= si000. 4
The girl wife claims she does 4
not know Of the whereabouts .
OF her husband She f. the .
richer by several handsome =
gowns and some money. and =
= seems not to care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
TRYING 1T

The three combination street
anrinklers and flushers which were
ordered by the city some weeks ago
arrived They are being given q
test this afternoon at the city barn
There f. a report Ga circulation that
they have already proved TO he a
failure. superintendent Walters
could not bee found THIS afternoon 70
make n statement Tho apparatus
s4af several thnuEand dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Matsuri. aged 30. and Louise
Cabis. aEed =. both ~ Seattle
William Burtenshaw. aged g.
Mfs. Josie MeLeln. aged 3g. both Of
Sheswah. wash
David Brown. aged 80, Of Hong
kong. and Gertrude Moore Mills.
aged %. Of VANCOUVER. n. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

away for a specific purpose 10 ae-
cure information u a technical ma
turo that will be Of unaouhted val
Ne 20 the city.
Were the appropriation for a lsau
business-hko purposs. for sending
some ignorant oounrilmsn To a con
ventian % other snlons. for instance.
the appropriation could not Legally
bo made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
CAN HOLD A
DOG SHOW
All KINDS or "PuRPs" ARE
BEING TAKEN INTO THE
TANANA

TANAkA
Owing % an anticipated boom In
the dos market at Fairbanks this
spring dog spectators are ship
ping them in BY the dozens from
all partA Of Alaska. besides many
largo shipments from the uiatea II
IL stated by men who have lately
returned from the north that al
moat every other man haa one or
two dozen dogs collected which
either have been. or are 20 be. ship
per into Fairbanks. sParpa- % all
kinds and specimens viii hs sent
north 10 destroy the patisaen and
stimulate the improper vocabulary
OF those forced 10 take what they
can get or nothing
With a view To reapIng a golden
harvest the spectators. without re
gard for tho feelings Of the pros
pective buyers make no dfaerimin=
alton IN their selection % CANNES.
which are TO haul sleia and mining
truck for their masters to-bs. On
almost every steamer going north
this spring have been large ship
ments Of yeiplng "purps." and. ae-
cording to the outlook the ship
nents will Increase a. the travel
To the interior becomes heavier.
Anything goes that can walk on iis
"plaa"
bow uova." with their riba al
most sticking through their hides.
which the miners now In the city
say might b. % excellent service
To thoae 10 the north a. a aelf pro-
pslllng wash board. but in a team
would drive a man to the alliy
barn" In less time than they would
snap up a juicy lamb chop On the
steamship jefferson. which sailed
for thu north today. Vas another
shlpment uf CANNES bound for the
Tanana. some % which were train
ed. but many consisted % the long
lexKsd. hungry looking variety.
which poaseaa nothing To attract at
tsauon except by reason Of their
being actually alive and the peeu-
liar and uuearthly zap" howlcd At
the docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
coRrElYoU srlLI INSISTS

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March 10.
Postmaster General Cofteiyou re
tutsrated the statement that he
would resign the chairrnanship Of
the republican national COMMITTEES.
but Hald tho date has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
UNEARTH
CRIME

u1y Ncrfpns News Assn
SALT LAKE. March is-Follaw-
ing the arrest II Mrs Lizzie Gcisiar
this morning on a charge Of murder
the police believe they have an
esrthed the guilt of numerous child
murders The woman operated a
lyinEin hospital patronlzed by
young women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
4+-++44+4++t-s.ss.4.s

, Senator A r. Van De Vauter .
; has rallied again. and this af- .
= ternOoH hops is again enter /.
> tAined for his recovery. DR. a
, Carroll. Who 10 attending the .
, sick man, nov states that he =
, has 4 fair chance for life. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
AT GEORGE TOWN

Mayor Muller VIII leave for the
east ln a few days Councilman
Bsvne vii aef IN the capacity ~
masa. dEflng his absence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
s I TORN!

los ANGELES. March iG--Ail
railroads we're again blocked this
morning as a result Of a TeueEal
OF the storm iaEt night. Seven
Southern Pacific trains are aialiei
between Los Angeles and Santa
barbara. Food for passengers On
tho trains is scarce. but the roads
are sending supplies frcsh evil
denees % disasters AZ sea il the
wreckaEs coming lahore. but M
bodies OF persons drowned have
been found The city streets are
running with water II f. stlll
raining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

isTs; corn meal. ies per bale. :iIs:
per bbl. t555. white corn
meal SOS. 81. bale. sa2os rolled oats.
bit. &. c Co. 1875. wheat flakes.
boz rs Ib--. ito. far1nA- per bbl-
taso: farina. 10Th. sacks. per bale.
"a hominy. large. per bbl. tA7o,
hominy. small. les bale. t26o: Holly
self-raisinE buckwheat. 1sAs. case
t1Tb. peari barley. 75-lb. boxes
use: pearl barley. loo-ib sacks. 50:
split peas it5oas. popcorn. per cwt-
ta.oo. cracked wheat. per bale. $500
Honey.
California strained per IN &c.
California sage. per n lie. honey.
ErHpe cream. io-eAse lots. i,So
honey. Yakima. isbc: Clifornia
Fesr.
oat. per tor. tssG1t; bran. per
ton. yIs6oG2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. ,74a1s. feed wheat per ton.
t12ats dairy chop feed. per ton. SIS
chop, t2s. whole corn. ton. f240
-. cracked corn. per ton. ST y %.
feed corn meal. per ton. SIS. shorts
per ton. t2I0fa.
hsy.
Eastern Washington timothy. tiS
csc, alfalfa. iiib0111. wheat
hay. us; Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. sal. Puget Sound
hay. tIAto.
Poultry Food
Oyster shells. zoos. ton, fs7: clam
shells. Iess. $40. bone meal. 1904
tlf. graduated bones. zoos. is1 On
ats and 90. 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt tit-so4 Is.
aisike, choice, al. white clover. tie
oils: timothy. per cwt.. S4.Ib
0B. orchard grass. SIC: red top, $50
10. English rye Erass. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. SIS: tall
meadow cat grass SIS; Kentucky
blue Ernas. sii: pasture mixture
upiands. SioQif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

SANTA BARBARA. March i6.-
The heavy precipitation last night
caused serious damage along the
entire Southern Pacific line To lns
Angeles. Another landslide uc-
CURED N Bsnham. 20 miles hslov
ANITA barbara. They were heavy
washouts near Santa Paula and near
los Angeles. Only one train ~
five that left Santa barbara yesfer-
day arrived in Los Angeles taking
1s hours to make the trip Of a
hundred milea