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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Sa.eeo. rha land embraces some %
the best property N West seattle
fTnal details Of the sale OF the
property a tho corner 81 Eighth
av And cherry It were eensum-
mated Saturday afternoon J. O.
pfice bought the above property foF
tlii.oee David Aisop MAS the
SELLER.
Lot 90. block gsa % seattle Tide
t.amda was purchased by a. Mae
key from Milo f.aselrxs Zee ttsaa,
rhc land il located Ga Eighth ay, =.
tear Lander g.
-. a Williams raid sto.aaa for a
tag on Seventh av. between Marion
amt Cnlamnia Sta iteleu M REV
saia % e h Sturtefant the north
east quarter 90 the southwest quar-
ter ~ session . township "a Tor
tiaope TIE property IA sauta af
Dunlap
A lot on Fourth AZ. between f.e-
neFa and Virginia ats vas pur-
chased b. Jennie MrCaimont rom
1n#eph Mnstw~r foF stseao
a uavefa said "a 4, W sylvester
a lat ea Fourth sY between Ieii
and NiAnehurd sts. Tor ttgaan
Miller faveman continued his
heavy buying b purchasing the
south 80 feet ~ iet 9. block /. ~
fisll Heirs addition. from frank n
Hack Tor the sum 81 tso.eae The
property = ioeAted on FoaFth av.
uaar olive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
YOUR IDEAL MAN

Next Friday will mark the close
Of ths contest for the best descrip-
ton Of an Ideal Man.
Letters mailed next Friday. aud
received In Tbs star office with the
early morning mail on Saturday
will be accepted
The Ideal Htu" editor wlll then
struggle with all OF them In an ef-
fort 20 select the three best letters
and the prizes 81 s.. 81 and g. will
BE- awarded
Here are q couple of letters picked
al random among those received this
morning
Sound in Body and Mind.
My Ideal Man siens ssna In
eorpore zano' eaa be- said Of ny
ideal man Briefly. he is character
lied a. follows.
list Brave. not only in face Of
material danger. bar In coping with
LIES battles
''2ad Clean. IN habits and IN
morals
Ord -Coasldsraie. not negieciing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
PLANS FOR
THE CANAL.
J. A. MOORE. REPRESENTING
EASTERN MEN. SUGGESTS
MEANS or DIGGING WATER.
WAY TO LAKE WASHINGTON.

A Joint committee. consisting ul
five members from tho Seattle Com
merciai club aud five members from
the Chamber of Commerce, met TO-
day with A Moore. who outlined
plan 10 furnish tba0.0 for the
completion of thu Lake Washington
canal Mr. Moore appeared Ia he
half of the eastern capitalists who
intend 10 build "A gigantic steel plant
on the shores of Lake Washington
II developed from the meeting OF
the committee that in order 20 CON.
plele the canal u uat be done un'
der tho supervision 81 the United
States engineer The Capitalists rep
resented by MIR Moore agreed n fur.
nish the money necessary 90 accom-.
pilah the work hunda Nill be float
81 aud sold Ia western capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
TIDE LAND SALE
TAKEN To COURT

A suit involving the validity of
the sale 81 ~ lots OF Seattle tide
lands at an average price OF $3.50
a LOT. was begun in the superior
court Saturday By w. n. Fos
against {. r. Bussell. the big tide
land dealer Eos asked for 81 SIS
commission for selling lots to IL.
block &hs. which sales Russell Is
said % have failed 20 ratify. after
putting the property in Eos hands
10 dispose Of The suit involves the
legality Of the contract between Eos
and Bussell hut Is OF considerable
importance 10 the parties who pnr-
chased the lands from Pos. for the
deals were made some weeks ago.
and the land has risen rapidly In
value since that time. John " Rob-
erts. the local attorney. who pur-
chased one OF the lots. has already
begun suit against Russell 10 retain
the lot or recover damages amount
Ina 10 the rise in value OF the prop
erty since be purchased Il from Fos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
THIEF DROPS
A BIG ROLL

Lack Of nerve If the critical time
was the only thing that prevented
burglar from making a rich haul
IN the residence Of I'D 8. James the
prominent real estate dealer. at
Harvard ay. aud John st. on Friday
night
Mr. James was awakened BY the
movements Of the intruder search
ina his clothing In a purse be
longing to the owner OF the prem
ises there was $1,000 IN eaah and
certified checks. but this the rob
ber dropped ~ he tripped and rolled
down the stairway 20 the ground
floor.
According 20 q report isfi At po=
lice headquarters the burglar was IN
the bedroom occupied hY Mr.. and
Mrs. James and was In the act Of
searching a suit Of clothing which
Was lying on the hack Of a chair
The noise be made disturbed the oe-
cupanta ~ the room and Mr. James
Immediately started 90 grappie with
the man.
iNN HAfEiAE Ati hot HMA TOT ihi
Their developments. but started on a
run down the hallway Al the head
" the stairs be caught hts foot IN
some obstruction and rolled and
plunged clear to the bottom. The
purse with the money in II was
picked up AZ the foot ~ the stairs
Whether the man was hurt In bis
tumble - not known, a. he sue
ceeasd in making bis escape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
SUBURBAN NOTES

RAINIER BEACH. Aprii : a
surveying party IL al work Dor the
county laying out q route foe tbs
proposed extension of RAlnieF buule=
ward from Rainier Reach 10 Renion.
II IL expected that the extension
will be completed this SUMMER. II
will follow the lake shore most q
the way "a Rsutan and wlll make
an ideal driveway Tor carriages and
automobiles
BRIGHTON. April .-P. y. vo-
land. xhiie splitting wood on 4
block. Saturday. cat off a finger.
HIt.IMAN CITY. April a.--G A
geidamridEa. the Improvement
clubs candidate for justice ~ the
peace. has been given bis commits
alon and nos has hia shlnEie out.
HR Cole was elected Co that office
nj the last election. bat be moved
away from Hiliman Recently he 70
turned aud claimed the office. but
HE right 20 II Was questioned ~
tho Improvement club. which. IN the
absence ~ Incorporation. Il the me-
dlum % express the peoples VIII
COLUMBIA. April Yesterday
vas Marshal nnileya busy daY
Twelve offenders we're run In All
were COWS who we're guilty ~ yia-
iating the new ordinance. fotbiddinR
stock 70 run at large anywhere In
Columbia city limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
CROUCH CASE
is DROPPED

No dlkhafmrni pFoesedinEa akaiusi
Attorney Charles " gFuach I'll rc-
suit frum his conhsetion with the
Pickett divorce case. Tor neither
Judge F'fstef. os the superior gegri.
nor william A Dell. Who repre-
seuted Mira Pickett. cares 10 take
the Initiative in such an arflaa.
Judge F'fnter stated az the Inform
At eanfer rnea held last Tuesday that
II the charges iasinuatsd aKaina,
ar Cruaeh could b. proven 20 him
reesiinEa. but be stated 10 a reporter
FOR The Star to-day that be wauid
not commerce any proceedings Mr.
Bell saia to-day that the eaae bad
heea settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
FRESHMEN PLAY
SERIOUS PRANK

Some sntefpfising Youns fresh.
iueu 81 The high schoal. tn search 81
dive sipn. nearly ruined the high .
practice gFaaud. I.asa seek Nau.
assF gaibfalfh was flsiug up a piarc
faF The bays to JUMP and had a BIG
pile - ia dust close 70 the RISER 10
fulf. After the freshmen had f1n-
ished their fun th-se wAs a hiankrt
~ easdaat = hair inch deep over
the WAtrfa 81 the reservoir. and e
generous spfiHkiing AL over the aa b.
tsesnf grounds The water defaFf-
tuaat immediately ramp~d nn Gal
hFHilhs trall ana told him that tir
uleaa Nusid have o. BE cleaned az
Bee tna aaY. - the school saaia
have 20 forfeit a. privileges in I'm
e04M park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

the small courteHles 10 his sisters,
wife or anyone else
18th industrious. enjoying his
work and having n good hobby. pref
erably one shared b. his wife
18th Phllanihropic. in the trua
ssnae Of the word. "A lover u man
kind not a dispenser Of money.
In short. my Ideal Man is true
follower of the ideal Of all ideals
Jesus Christ.
ELIZABETH A TURNER.
"s629 10Th uv. - g."
This Ore ls Brief
This one il brief and 10 the
point.
My ideal husband must be -
much IN love with me that he can
not live without mo. n man II In
love with woman. be viii do
everything 20 satisfy and please her.
lie must always be deVotea 10 his
parents and must respect old pe0-
pie. T.. FHEsE.
Green Lake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Manderyill Of Tolt. arrested on a
charge of assault With Intent TO
commit battery The case comes up
before Justice Davis on April G.
aealtlo postal clerks met yoaief=
day forenoon. aud chose ~ delegates
for the convention % be held IN
Beiiinaham. May 30. They scoldnd
10 support Jack sullivan f1 dele
gate 90 the national postal clerks
convention az Savannah. Ga.
The charge Of kidnapping. isefer-
rcd against John krieHsr who Wha
accused by James Cameron ~ hhV
ing uuiawfuitY eutiead Mrs. Kate
Cameron and her 2Yenf-uld GIL
away from their neaeau hili home
last aeeh. viii probably be dropped.
The Mems league Of the Tnbef-
nneie baptist church. 18th av. and
Harrison IT.. have Invited all the
men on Rsntou aud Capitol bills To
attend the opening % the league At
the church thia evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
CITY is FREE
FROM SMALLPOX

QaarRntlns inspcefuf James Me.
Gee. 10 his munihfY fsuDrf msds
Today shows that there are At the
pfuW@ut time % cases Of aiphfhsrin
Ia ths citY. 30 Nmaiipo8. II rases
ot scarlet fever and u cases u
me aias nurinE the month the de-
paftment has fnmiEaisd "a houses
comprising Eli ruama OF the So
hoasez. a are ounnefied with sre
sra and with fhe cts water maine
end eight have neither sewer nor
water cnnneefluna
Plumbing iuapec tor Jamra Aaein.
toah reports thai during March 90
houses were given fret imposition
and 81 final inspection and ami
aIaa permits we're issued III a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

John y Kirby. Of Salt Lake city.
dIed a. the Delta. on The Fairbanks
trail. a. a result % blood poisoning
resulting from having both Of bis
faat froreu. tho iatter part 81 Feb
ruAry. This information was brought
down on the Farailun from Valdez
Kirby is said 70 be a mine owner
on ClaaFY Greek ard vas mnahinE
into tho Tanaua before reaching
Delta he fell into a creek aud. hav-
Ing no means 20 make a change ~
clothing. kept trnmping on. Cold
weather was prevailing and when
he arrived NJ Delta. both feet had
been frozen 20 the knee. A doctor
vas sent for. but the bad condition
Of the trail and the extreme cold
weather prevented him arriving IN
time 10 aid Kirby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN. April 2-The
South Seattle. south Park and
Georgetown Improvement clubs are
working hard % get n five-minufe
rorvice on the South Seattle car line.
They are now trying 10 have the
Seattle Electric company double
track their Tine from King a. to
the city limits Of Georgetown.
John Doe was arrested this morn
ing AZ GcofEctewu for being drunk
and using the sidewalks of George.
town FOR resting places.
During the month 81 March there
were 81 building permits Issued.
several Of which were for large
buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
COMPANY TO GO ,
. INTO INTERIOR
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL WILL EXTEND OPERATIONS hno
TAKE FRaloHT ssiPmGHrs TO ct MICHAEL TAnAsA AND
KoYuEuk-MoRE ATTENTION. WILL GIVEN TO pass
sEHoER BUSINESS.

The Northeastern Commercial
company the largest company In op
Grafton on The Yukon aHa owning
more steamers than all other lines
pat together. will enter the interior
business this season Ina a very pre-
tentlaHs manner
y " Burchafd has been appoint
ed agent with headquarters ia Sc
attic aud freight shipments Tor St
Michael. Tanana and KOyulsuk
points will be solicited and dlaz
patched IN connection with the
steamers of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. HafneaOn 4 Hubbard
aud the Northwestern Steamship
company A. - Michael the river
fleats will receive the freight for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
MATTRESSES To
HAVE A REST

nelmonIoa. SOS FIRST ay.; Wllhur's
cafe. Second av and lausea at. and
New German narkefY First av aud
Madison Many pnaprictors arc In
favor 81 the move aud declare that
before the summer season closes
every restaurant Ia the city will al
low their employees one day of.
Mas Lord stated today that tho
women af the Westminster church
will hold a reception Anfll In
honor of the members ~ the Wait.
rusfcs union
The annual ball Of the wailresaes
union will take place April 10 At
nagles hall The proceeds Of the
affair will be added 20 the Sick and
Death benefit fund Of the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
SOUNDS
FALSE ALARM

The ushsfiuE ia Of April. a. h
usually the case. developed an
April fnui+ idiot. Who yesterday
gave The fire department a hard run
10 q fake alarm teisphaned IN from
sixth Az AMI Cedar 81 oui in Narth
Seattle
When tha department arrived 81
the accnn they found no fire bat
readily discovered that the message
20 headquarters had been the work
II some euuid BE- faestiuus indiYid
mal. whn thought he saw Rn appor-
funity ~ getting funny NJ the eH-
psnss ~ an always ready and hard
working lot Of fifemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
onsArsRs' EXCURSION

Alexander Ashen. who heads the
htsh school dehaters who Journey 20
Tacoma Friday night 90 argue the
'hlnoHe exclusion question. f. en-
aeaNurina - run an excursion 90
Tacoma 10 hear the debate IL has
secured the steamer Athi0n. aud the
exeurHinniata win leave Friday arr
etnoon et O'Clock returning after
the debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Yukon river points
VIII 9t.a 10 EIeId.

Yukon river pOluts
viii Stag in Field.
For the past three years the
Northern Commercial company has
not taken an active part ia the In
terror trade. but this year arrange
menta have been completed and the
company enters the field perma-
nenllY The passenger business VIII
also receive more attention
The Northern Commercial com
Dany maintains stores al all u the
principal points on the Yukon river
and ith tributaries. and the %
steamers OF the company will be la
readiness Tor the seasons business
By the time the ice flows out OF the
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

=. N, summer ls ended the
RssA,u ,.i,rsssas' unlon VII have
ffasas ,,.Net 4 beneficial reform
"a ~ soaas 'sd i' VINO oaS s assk ~lii
- seven asys per NseN WIZ
49, but sls dsfs ..,..x =, ,hs
.ns N lord. seege '', -. ~ ,s NY,
Ns'' sss,. have met With seed sue
" g., ,Aslr campaign for shorter
80 = "a the restaurants are ~.
ssa1s s.s - d the humane request y,
sssa .s.ss Who are nov werkins 10
re g., a.s and seven DAYS a week
Meets With Fsver
-. s.ll,wlnK restaurants employ
I - - est six DAYS IN the week
49, 10 opposite posioiiice'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
PLANS NEW LINE

Richard chncct,. Que % the eldest
steamship msh In Seattle. has 80.
estVrt financial backing frem se-
attic ana eastern capitalists ana Yiil
establish line 81 steamers and sail
tnE vessels between Seattle aud
Central American ports THIS pro-
Jet hinges nn the fate of the ship
pins blii II the latter becomes a
law tive atsamer. for the present
and several sailing crafts win make
up the new fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
OFFERS HIS AID

STOCKTON. cal. April - Afeeri
\. Sullivan. foFtnes district judge AZ
piattsmnuth. Scb. and an uueis 81
A ~ MeNieaF. arrived thss MORN
ln9 aud offered his services a asa
IN pruseeutinE Mrs. fssioux lie saYs
he wants Justice. not revenge. ,. D.
NrNlcnr. = brother leaves tonight
With the remains for Wichita. A
grand jury naw IN session vii re-
turn hm Indictmrut against the
Woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
FOR
SCHOONER

s.,..aer Nicholas Thayer Is be-
- nov Be wreck IN north
= s.lsrs vrechAse haviag been
80 81 % Ksalak island. among
80 vsa a boat helonEies g the
n.s,s rhis lalermaslan vas re-
-. u s.nttle today The Nichol
: se.g,r Is oxne.i by the Seattle
$780, ecsssany. aad since aiiing
- tuw her an esai for Seward
s.ss,rs Ia has eot been reported.
=. xshoias Thayef vas IA com
- a l'apsaln Jensen art had 4
xss q IL Haen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
N CORM|CK
IS LOSING

TACOMA. April a-Tomorrow' D
mAyuFaiity election contest will be
close. aud II ia impossible Ca fore
east the result II T. generally con-
ceded to-day. however. that McCof-
mick. the Republican namlne~s. n
losing strength. Wright and Hart
man holding the same relative
strength a. before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
USE HOME PRODUCTS

Ala recent meeting NJ the Manu-
faefurrrH' association Of Seattle. res
alniluns we're passed calling upon
the city aud county officials to give
preference to Seattle products when
making official pnrchases The as
ISOLATION asks that specifications for
supplies shall contain a clause pro-
vidlnE for the Use ~ home products.
Copies Of the resolutions have been
cent to all officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
MARINE NOTES

Steamer Fafallon arrived FROM
Seward. Valdez and the westward
this morning at o'clock with 300
tons Of ore from tho Ellamar mine.
100 boxes Of haiibut from Juneau.
and a. passengers. noyen Of the lat
ter being from Fairbanks. The
farallon made a quick trip and will
leave FOR the north Friday Instead
Of April 10. This forenoon the
steamer went 20 Tacoma TO dis
charge ore.
Tomorrow will be steamer day NJ
pier u. tho Queen arriving from San
Francisco aud the umatilla sailing
Steamer Humboldt ia expected
this afternoon or evening from
AkngWay aud Way ports
-
Steamer iiaufl arrived AZ pier {
this morning aud commenced lead
Ing for Hamburg ON her present
trip oat the itAuri viii call At An
con with freight This Is the first
time. since the bubonic plague scare
~ year ago. that a koamos steam
W han called ~ the Pacific terminus
81 the isthmua canal
Kosmoa steamer Seauairis IL A.
Port ulakcley today loading lum=
Der
The Oriental ilne- Yongisxe Il On
the sound. bsins ~ the Great North
ern docks unloading cargo
Standard oil tank steamer George
l.. I.oomis has arrived with d cargo
OF oft
Steamer JeNnle lesl san Francisco
yesterday morning for Seattle With
a fail load 81 freight Upon arrival
here abe will - turned over 30 her
nee owners. aehubach q Hamilton
who have in turn chartered Der Cot
one trip 90 the Alaska Coast CON-
pauY. which viii run her 20 Seward
aud the westward.
Schooner Geo c. Perkins has left
iiiio for Seattle
BafRe Chinook sili get away to-
night In toe 81 the Pioneer with a
cargo ~ general freight for Ketehl-
kan. and explosives foe shakan. Re.
turning she vii bring 1oe0 tons Of
maFhls
Steamer Edith's sailing han again
been postponed and hhe wtii nos get
away faf Seward until Saturday. She
will carry powder and gasoline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
WANT PHONES
ORDERED OUT

The Green Lake Improvement
club has taken action In the anti.
sansot telephone agitation and to-
dAY aenJ a petition - the city eoun.
ell asking the council 60 order the
SUNSET telephones cat ~ al the
pu4llc buildings And uffieea The
petition wtli come before the eoun
ell At ita meeting this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
PLOT To KILL
ROYAL FAMILY

MADRID. April Spanish au-
thnrities have discovered an anar-
ehiets plot AZ Libriis. % miles from
seville. To ansasssnate the royal
family during the kings visit during
Holy week. A censorship prevents
details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
STATE NEWS

VANCOUVER a fight Il on
over the extension Of the saloon
iimitH.
wESATCHEE Fire breaking
ont ON the steamer Enterprise while
ON her way up the Columbia river
yesterday. ala s2ao Of damage before
Il was extinguiHhei
GARFIELD = Three freight cars
were dlfched a mile north Of this
city Yesterday. two Of them being
completely smashed
CASTLE ROCK The students OF
the local high school defeated the
debating team from kalama.
NEW WESTMINSTER. n c.
an traffic on the Fraser river be-
tween here and Chiiliwack Is
stopped on account Of a strike Of
deckhauds
pROssER The Commercial club
has taken steps To organize a local
branch Of the American Civic asso-
oiatioa.
GRANGER This city Is under
consideration as a possible location
for shops OF the North Coast rail-
way.
VANCOUVER Robbers took $40
from the safe Ia the office Of Donald
MrMAster. attorney.
GOLDENnATE ~ The courtway
building was destroyed by fire yes
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
REALTY TRANSFERS

s..sral hix a@als " real estate
- easei bate saturday after
- Charles ceNsn purchased
ms, he Esritt Avenue t.ana roin-
n,s eli a hioek& g. = inclusive.
Z asnssak 4 g4aFks a4asteu. faf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
COLOMA RETURNS

tiark Coian.a. bound from Seattle
fef California parts. returned 90
Port Angeles n uafn. according 10
a report received al the Merchants
exe hanE~. on Account % her pumps
nat working
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
PERRY DOES WELL

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April This
Pacific squadron vii feturn here
Thursday and remain three weeks.
Ia TARGET practice the Perry beat
the Paul Jones crew OF last year.
II IL believed this wina the presi-
dents trophy. bui other ships are To
be heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

piETERMAniTZBuRG. April 2
ESQ Twelve natives over whose exsem-
ton trouble between thu colonial
and imperial governments arose.
Wefe executed here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

A fuIi line OF notions and gen
eral dry goods constantly on hand
at the High school Stationery q
Notion Store. rs y. Pike. corner
Harvard Ave. and Pike. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
1T WILL PAY YOU

To buy Butter and Eggs OF us.
Fancy Iowa Creamery. 2 lbs. 55c;
good Iowa Creamery. 25o per ID.
Lard az wholesale prices at Cow
Butter Store. LIST az. and Pike q. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
CUT RATE PRICES

On Butter. Eggs. Cheese and Lard
every day At the Cow Butter Store.
ist ay. and Pike 81. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
RIVER is CHECKED

MILES. wash. Aprii 2-Ths
Black Hole cliff. containing 100
acres Of land. heavily timbered. siid
into the Columbia river Thursday
afternoon. The slide occurred at
china rapids. six miles south Of Jcr-
omc. on the Coivflle reservation.
where a similar slide took place on
June "a
Steamer indianapolis exceeded
the expectations of her owners yes
terday on the Victoria run
hy making the trip from Victoria
with a stop at Port Townsend In
five hours and Is minutes This
was done without opening the en-
gines 20 their full running power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Because he thrcatanf physical
violence. w. NJ. Long has had Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Steamer EdHh's sailing has again
been postponed and the wili not get
away far Seward until Saturday She
will carry powder and gasoline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Schooner Geo c. Perkins has iefl
lilo for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

narRe Chinook wiii get away 70
night In tow % the Pioneer with :
cargo 81 general freight for Keiehi
kan. and explosives fog shakan tie
iurniaF she vii bring aee0 tons d
marble
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Tomorrow viii be steamer day AZ
pier u. tho Queen arriving from San
Francisco aud the umutilla sailing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Mrs. r Reed u the Savoy
house. s3s First aV reports the
theft of trunk. salise and a bundle
% clothes. which she claims we're
taken BY a ftsomer II the house
whom ehe thinks has left Tor Port
land The police have eomBani-
Gated with the aaihafitiea In the
Oregon metropolis and they are nav
on the iooknut for the suspected
perHoa.