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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
HEAVY DEMAND FOR IRON.
Large Inquiries for Delivery in Last Half
of the Year.

Many large consumers now in the market
for iron for delivery in the last half Of the wear
-Four consumers out with inquiries in the
Buffalo district, and II they close contracts tta
furnaces IN that section Of the country will hava
little iron TO sell for the rest of the year The
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company is out Of the
market for the present and # is doubtful whether
the company can sell any more iron for delivery
this year.
Large sales or iron are reported from the West
eTn districts and stocks hand amount to prac-
ideally nothing It is said the United States Steel
Corporation is using its iron as rapidly as Il g.
produced by the furnaces. Manufacturers arc stiu
Of the opinion that big shortage OF iron will
develop before the close OF the year and that
runaway market cannot be prevented unless GER
tain steel companies cut down finished production
and supply consumers with iron. A prominent drv
dock company is in the market for a new drv
dock. which viii require ia the neighborhood Of
1000 tons of steel.
BIDS VIII be opened next week for several thou
sand IONS OF steel for the Manhattan approach IN
the Blackwelfs Island bridge The BROOKLYN
Rapid transit is in the market for / 200 tons az
structural and the Interborough for 1900 TONS
Cuba has purchased 1900 tons of steel rails for
delivery this year II is estimated that orders arc
now pending for nearly 10000 tons of structural
steel -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 7,-c1osing: WHEAT-spot steady
No red Ws' s9eo Sn'e .G g. O. sa No uy Ca J.
September. IS !&d. CORN-spot steady; American
g ia; September; IS 74d PEAs-canadian steady;
at London (Pacldo COAST quiet. ~ los f3 IS BEEF
Extra India mess. firm, SIS "a. PoRK-Prime mess
Sss: BACON Cum6e.land cut % 70 80 70. steady tes:
- TO 81 10 firm. SIS ed DO heavy: SIS 10 10 10 arm.
OILS 90; short clear 10 steady ses
bellies Ii to 10 ID, quiet 40s shoulders IL
10 n. quiet sSs Cd LA2D-Prime Western in tierces
steady. AS Oh: American refined in pals firm 45s 81.
CIlE5SE-American finest white nominsly, 62s; do
quiet. Gas. TALLOW-Prime city nominalIy Sis. TUR-
PENrINF-Sprts dun. Dos Cd. ROSIN-COmmon firm
lis Observation-Disclosures quiet. esd. LINSEED
OII-Strong. 2is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08

The local market for cotton steady win
and 12o for middiing Gulf sales nil soutRsra spot
markets we're telsgraRhed as follows: Galveston hf,
changed at 1oc sales 300 bales SAVANNAH steady
Unchanged at lie augusta steady. unchanged at i2o
q 15lee Norfolk T1n higher 9t i2sc sales 10 bales
baInsp his sIeady HtnehenFed at I1%o ssies 1900
S9 oo bales Houston steady unchanged at 12o sales
sales $50 bales. Estimated receipts at leading points
2 65e fsst i At HOUSTON loo 70 26oo against
1000 to 900 against 62G5 last 52is last
last week and $3.50 last year. 1''''
quiet sales 5000 bales speculation and p eTpor
200 AmeTicas 900 receipts 900; American 5000
on near and 90 hsher on late months CLOSED steady
02ed JuneJuIy sIsi5d; e132G; h1
5d
ESQ
teF r. 64 gut. quiet S5a firm Cloths hardening
today sales comprising spring patents and bassrs a' Ra
firm and Sshsr ali oan RSe sar as Fos
With fair trade. The following prices quoted On
winter srss $ oSs8 Co. 'P %nt.r P4 patents s. sG g
TO- D eRa So wnsS s a ssa pH No Il winter
fney er 50 SS@s Fair 70 gel So 7 81 choice
fns Wh as ans y s 5s 81 To- o
spring s22 co. standard middng s28 1O -four do s2a 5o
RRssi Ssz S 5o re 81 d SO H :as
0n So M clk S 10 sacks oiilmea s29
IN wheat to-day sharp price taking nIace IN
the best point Of the so above the preyious
5 the f9sS q onday ana final prices Of TIE day were
for long afternoon on some proV
With the ya a b IRON me Southwest contrasting
The market started declining tendency on ac-
papers crediting prominent washington ofcIaI Wis
oeaTlsh views on the crop situation suggesting the pos
Gated by the private end state reports thus received
ot me I later from kentucky made tho condition
nate a9 making the condition U.s. against 81 last year
news and were run in by the Snow report together with
and Of 41sc bush May wheat at Budapest the latter
Que TO 1890 inquiry and dry hot weather Liverpool
Ths rsgs res ,bs al Efforts deEess
hastd prices gave way Under consideTabe seiax
i9E I9ng account Most OF the private an
belt. some Of which as at any time this
Seemed to ttact less than the usual n9 a9%eys5 they
because OF the beartsh views Of the wassgton ofcial
Considerably heavier than previous year RE
Southwest and somehat warner IN tb s7tS rain IL the
.hough private advoes s insisted that snow and fresz
nd Manitoba were greatly delaying ssrm mAy WORK
IN nat country less than Per Cent ot t te ees
Ing Ing had s 5ssH DONE The sass sFet was hTm
efoat; No Northern Duluth. sesac No hard win
The market tor corn was fairly active not very Arm
she Showing a. best Only gc net advance while during
seiPts were liberal at chieag9 commission houses
market Closed I'd net hgheT s business ne LyeTp1o
OF loads and the cash market in New York quoted
No whits 5s1so and No yellow. 56sse 70 aaoat
late months showed considerable strength at times al
though te easier at the close in sympathy other
tt SGsh OYER Of white fhe casts o.
so o Scr az fa but da %sT re- ssng The cash
white SO 4saiso. Clipped White So to 20 h.
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08

COTTON-The cotton market continued active
day, but after making g high record for bull
movement during the early session eased off. ana IN
the late trading rather and irregular. The
close was steady at decline of points TO an ad
vance of points old positions being relatively
firm Sales for the day estimated $50 900 bales
me opening steady an advance OF points
in response higher cables and reports too much
rain in the South. Trading active. with shorts
covering and some fresh buying by newly converted
bulls but offerings also heavy. and. while the
market was pretty well sustained during forenoon
owing TO expectations Of bullish weekly report
midday they increased later and the list
a net decline Of about "A points Toward the close
the near months steadied by renewal Of
support and July closed about points up from the
lowest There were many circulating during
the day as TO the July position. and report
that a new bull clique had been formed that
quietly absorbing the offerings Of old longs The
weather was wet over the South and the forecast
called for showers accompanied BY moderate
aiures Warm weather is believed 20 be needed.
while too much rain is said 20 have fallen late
more seasonable temperatures VIII help crop
y the showers continue. The weekly report OF the
Weather Bureau did not read bearishly by any means
taking the belt as a whole ana the selling immedi-
ate4y atter It's publication have been for
count OF people who had been waiting for buish
report 10 take profits long Southern spot
markets were unchanged TO &c higher.
The range OF contract prices IN the local market
9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
STRENGTH IN STEEL PRICES.
NO Change in Quotations of Finished Prod
uct

Since the first OF the current wear thera bss ba.
no change TO speak OF in finished steel prices. II
can also be said that pig iron and raw steel have
Tot been subject wide fluctuations Steel rars
IRON bars. steel bars. tank plates angles. sheets.
wire nais cut nails. barb wire and tin plate quota
lions to-day are the same they were on January
J. AS compared with January. 1906 foundry iron.
Cincinnati, is $ ton higher: Ressemer iron, s. so
higher; BesseTner bIlets 81 80 higher; wire rods
81 80 higher Compared with these changes in raw
steel ana IRON steel rails are unchanged iron bars
are 70 cents 100 lbs lower; steel cars 10 cents
100 lbs higher; tank plates. 10 cents q 100 lbs
higher; beams and angles are unchanged; sheets
are 80 cents 100 lbs higher: wire nails 90 cents
keg higher; cut nails. 80 cents key higher; barb
wire Is cents higher, and tin plate, 80 cents higher
Compared with raw steel and pig iron n will ba
observed that advances IN finished material have
been narrow. II would that railroa ds
have no reason 70 complain over the prices thew
are paying for steel rails AS matter OF fanf
pig IRON -0'--SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

bead; market steady; common prime steers s4e
SO 4Oi cows, So 20 3S5 heifers SO calves *
@$S 70; st0e e6 and feeders sass IS HoGs~Re.
steady choice to prime heavy, SO AZ q SO as medium
to good heavy, SO 404S6 AN butchers weight Sc 4S
mS6 ara; good 10 prime mixed, SO 40@S 4aI. nack
s ssg SO 2oa 50 4o pigs 5o9$e 40: bulk sales
Sc 50; lambs. SIS 5OQSs IS. ~'$
Kansas City, May 7.-CATTI4E-Recaipts head
including 100 southerns steady to Toe higher
Choice export and dressed beef
to good - 69aS5 6o Western fed steers 81 25q$5
sockers and feeders Si@$5 10: Southern 81 IO
50 50 Southern S3GS4 85 native COWS SSdS4 55
native hefera 50 s0l$5 so; bulls So 5OQ$4 90: calves
81 5og$6 80. HOGS-Eeceipts head market a
DC higher Top. 81 DO; bulk sales So s5s8 ao heavy
80 q qSo 30 packers, So S59S6 40 light So 40S8 IS
pigs 90 q sHEkP-Receips 300 head market steady
fed yearilngs SO 25QS7; Western FED sheep So 25ss
stockers and feeders S4Gs6 "*0'
Cincinnati. May T.-HOGS active; butchers and shin
pers, 20 5Ih g 80 80; common So % SO 40. CATTLE
STEADY fair 90 good shippers, 81 1895 70; conmon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
Spring Resorts.
NEW YORK.
Health in the Hill Tops

OF Orange Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties N T.
on main line and branches of the New
York. Ontario & Western Ry. .
II you seeking SUMMER HOME for your FAMILY
In a region OF absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
above the with air pure water pure
malaria mosquitoes and within Three Hours
Ride from Now Yor-a country heartily recommended by
physicians-then postage the under
at offices below the SUPERB
I1Y ILLUSTRATED BOOK, SUMMER HOMES Of 135
pages gives a list OF 1000 Hotels. Farms and
boarding Houses with their location rates OF board
facilities attractions 60. Vacation Bureau at 40 Broad
IN NEW YoRK-141. 425, 11so 1854 1898 Broadway
45 Nassau st. ave, 245 Columbus 279S Sd
ave West 125th St. 1s2 9TH Ticket offices Des
brosses ana ferries. 90 Beaver Journal
Information Bureau Columbus Circle and seth ST. Eagle
IN BROOKLYN-4 Court St. arc Nostrand ave.
Macon st: $50 Broadway; Eagle Information Bureau.
On May 29th and S0th Excursion tickets at reduced
rates will be sold 425 Broadway 1854 Broadway. los
West I25th SO Court Brooklyn. Wee
hawken and ferry offices giving opportunity OF person.
all a home and also enjoying days
delightful region Tickets good returning
May Both or May 91st J. c. ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. 90 Beaver ST, NJ 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
Surrogates' Notices.

against 2ss last year. Shipments hence were 2a.ooo
bushels Estimate OF to- morrow's receipts was SA
cars. May oats at close 44iac. decline OF
&c July closed 4Sc to 4slsc. as against 4sc at
the close yesterday.
Trade in the hog products light. with little
variation in prices. Estimate OF to-morrows local
run was 1900 head May pork closed At SIS TO- 4
loss of loo, May lard closed at IS 80. decline OK
TIC. May ribs at close % s7n. . loss OF H6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

Tic latest statistics of immigration are encoursp-
1ng 70 those who look for material reaction
in business in Canada The nine months ending
March 30 show total immigration OF 1861 en-
Increase OF more than 20 per cent Canada gets n
fine Class OF Immigrants and Montreal bankers say
The newcomers all seem 10 be well supplied with
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08
SHEEP steady. 75as4s5; lamb
hnnSA %

steady. SSUS1 10
active and steady prime steers. IS IS So.
VEAIS-Recepts 80 head active and ESQ higheri s5Q
az EOGS-Rsceipts 2.10O head active and shade
higher; heavy SO q go so; mixed Workers and pigs
SO sO4S6 SIS; roughs. IS 90 SO. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 5000 head; sheep steady; lambs slow and
lower lambs. SIS 501S7 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-08

w THITEFACE INN Adirondacks Lake Placid.
NA| y. Y. Open June 10. Write for booklet
w Harrington MiIls.NMsr. Hotel Grafton. Wash
ington, D. C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
COMMODORE MUTT WORLDS
SMALLEST POLITICIAN

Tho sinallest politician ~ tho
world II Commehofe Mutt who for
many seafg tpufOd this and other
connttieaNwith G4u and Mrs. Tom
fhnnih ana hor equally dlminulive
and equally chArmlng sister, Miss
lpcrcra NarreiL lWhlio the dom.
laoduro loea not inaaaure fourIfeot
III helsht he Ia. AMI has been for
n humber nt yearat deputy (hcriff
Ipf Nestchoater conhty NeN York,
1sid IN additlunsto Maintaining the
digrdty Of ls ofnoe. has been,
aii,ce him tatircment from public
lito 4 humber Of sears ago. land.
lord OF the principal hotel Ia White
Plains N v
The Commodore In intensely
proud Of his official position and
has hanging az the back Of his safe
HIS official club aud badge Of Of
flee. II IL pleasure Go talk 20
him Of the old days Of his world
tours under the management OF
Phineaa Taylor narnum. and OF the
thousands Of famous people ho met
on tour, but his fondoat reeolleo.
lions seem to be OF Mrs. Tom
Thumb 10 whom he Is dcvotedly AZ.
,aehed. and his eyes viii sparkle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

With fpn o. no relates how that
winHome little beauty coqnettcd
With the general before she final.
" aud pluahingly oonacni1 20 be
his bflde.
Mrs, Gen. Tom Thumb IN equal.
~ communicative on the subject
ana ppon almost any other. aud her
greateW pleasure IA 10 renew old
acqnaiptnncea and 10 make new
friends. which she does ia public
reception twice each day with the
Gentry Brothers Famous Shows
United
She Ia the Countess MnFri now,
by virtue 81 her marriage to Count
Primo Mhgri rs years ago. but
nciiher the count nor countess
have fhe least objection 10 bark.
Ing back 20 the dnya before the M.
nous Gen Tom Thumb had passed
70 his reward. Tho count and
countess are accompanied on their
present tour by the counts brother,
Baron Lttlefinger MaRrl, and this
interesting trio VIII hold receptions
and will be seen az each perform.
anee 81 tho Gentry shows the after.
moons and evenings OF Sept %, "a.
30 aud 30. in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

Z, so, n Portland cement. caifornis. %,
enl. na.
Eruit
local apples, ease. 7srgff.ftt Caller.
30 appiea " Sos east Mt appies 40
= 30 oranges fancy ftutta4 bauanas
hunsh. tf.tlua tei afsas trait Is 3t4
90 lemons raK. te8tMT4 times ease.
~ haehY tefd eaHtaloupsa. crate 40
esrfis. sr ,a'i n 7sals ss.ss.. s ,ss
q 90 plume. local 90 u saos pears 81 d
e tes erab apples bss 90 z its. cali
ternis ggsees gaso. 81 teVl ~ liarilsit
reafs tiss pine appies. o. taua doe
hss, aee hes. zoe N haehirheffiaa 10
Aalska grapes ~ ttsf set Black
Prince. y 20 LEGAL nears GbeWgs Easi
sssias &c. S asfotis ,s sish'' s AZ.
feaeh.s teU ieei efaahsrriss ttte yer
tive stsek.
,,, ws,hsss Ps' y 81 s~ss. esf ~. %
calves. psf u. t9ea. @nips. ~ -. sss.
steers per p. FAe, eews per N. sMe.
veal psr ~ 81 muttpn psf lh
y siee, snriHr ianh ~, IiJafNes
dressed heEs -, tatee
Fish.
Steamer kaiihut ~ ~ ,asHs. ehinoas.
e. hsrries p.sr ~ aN g e perch
e. unni %. tiBtfhe. sehanusF haiiuut
Der 10 fatArt silver amstta ~ &C..
oifmpia oysters. s4eh. SGT - sal tst'
fst snarFefa. to-. elsfus So sara. o. %.
ffsssn shed. per -. tes whitafsh. per
%. ttVtfA
HsS ant Fsedstafrs
fmari snHnH heF tun. tehHat. alfalfa,
fttutf3 wheat naF top lfFaft. whuir
eefe. Den. ffe. rfssked eafn. tun. ati "
f2t Iced meal tom fH0. fuffaunHa
ten. MEN 90 raka per ten. ttsi
tfNns tsf taH tFDm. shaffN taft taeJ
q sherpsd fasa. soc. fsag -, eats. teh
t8F@sk. nhsHt. tea tta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
SPECIAL SALES
ARE PLAMN Ed

Special sales days, on which prod
ucte from different parts Of the
county and state viii be- featured.
are soon 60 DO Installed on tho pub
lie market Market rnncherH have
agreed among themselves on this
policy which viii interfere IN no
way with The operation Of the mar
ket, no Il Is now conducted
Thursday viii be Vaahon Island
day on which the producers from
the island will be- given full sway
a Wenatchee day, a Yakima day. a
Snnnydale day. etc. are planned.
Further arrangements are 70 be
made this week and the new policy
VIII probably 80 into effect next
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
sropcETOWN CHIEF OF POLICE MADE
'N POPULAR BY POSSESSION OF COAL

bsSu CHARGED Nth LnaiftefcaSp 70
.thp pnhlle wefnifV on Roeount 81 its
hsaiusal ~ lay Mgter mains through
'tho Cereiat apditien, aini alpng A
y Aecerdine q Supeigptondent
u HlPihl thefc are only rev
houses 10 the cofglAt odiition and
a. tbs property ownerls do not pas.
for tSo water mains. II dooa Apf pay.
tho company to lay the ufNlnA aAa
for A a. the superintendent states
that there ~ only enc house on the
street and that moat OF tho prop.
erty on the street is owned BY a
man who does not want any water
mains az the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

MAI ~ NJ Chittondon Of the
United States engineering corps
has returned from q tour Of lnapoc
ton of various government work
and announces that o. channel
Ia the Columbia. between Wenat.
chez and tho mouth OF the Okan.
ogan river Will be cleared for naW
CATION az low water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
TO DISCUSS STONE Av.

A public meeting OF the Groea
Lake Improvement club will be- held
tonight for the purpose ~ discuss.
Ing the proposed cutting Of Stone
ay. through Woodland park city
EnElHcor II. II Thomson and nom
beers of the park board viii be nrcs.
cnt with maps and detailed state.
ments showing the nature of the
improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
GAME is RAlp1o.

City Detectives Frank Clark and
Gu Phibriek last night raidod a
fan tan game In building on
Washington At, near Third av.
south. and put the Chinese dealer
undcr arrest. The bank roll OF 5000
10 held as evidence,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
WANT cAeLi NOW.

The chamber of commerce yes
terdny repeated ltB mesnage 10 the
war department asking that The
branch cable 10 katalla, Alaska. be
laid Immediately. Word had been
received by the chamber that be-
cause Of friction between the rival
railroad interests about Katalls, the
war department intended 10 wait
until disputes were settled Since
that time, there has been little frlc.
ti0n aud the katalla people now
want the cable laid this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
TO REGULATE wig.No.

The Builders Exchcngc yegter.
day afternoon passed resolution
asking me city council 10 pass an
ordnance providing for the city
regulation of electric light aud
power wiring IN buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

ee.skfONNN. sent lNi NJ.
6klN,.11'S'l. "a chisf ~ pelsets ~
". slsy' has nlede = !, h ,eap 'e ,s,'
pepaN'' small coal mine near
evrei Y whenever he can vet
ffausll" .Alna two carloads daily
ear n \ q his fricuds As win.
and ~ .,,ssnraaehlng almost everyone
lef : ANXIOUS to De- GA good
d h'eu ., 4 ne chief IN order to lay
il 49, 1s,ssosrectown Water company,
las . "'' son,pany furnishing water
pi.'a' ,.,sl,sents Of this place, has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

with the Mountaineora In ao
Olymplca" Will be- the subject of d
lecture 20 be given by Mr.. Aahol
Curtis, on Friday evening. AZ the
Commercial club rooms Tho lee.
ture viii be illustrated by steroop.
tlc0n views 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
DAMAGES ASKED.

For the loss VI HIS foot which
was takon of by q logging train.
Jeliua Aiberg aueS the Campbell
Lumber company for g1G 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
how 70 MAKE PANCAKES.

Get particulars and free pack
Rgs of old Plantation Pan Cake
Flour tomorrow afternoon az The
Pure Food show. corner % Union
ana NnNnnlh. sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

a largely bB1ou
the lfth ward WAS received yen
to-day by Council Clerk Wargon
asking that q public market be- en-
tablished on Market a., IN Gilman
pnrk ahdlIlnn. nalInrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
THE MARKETS

Quotations on Western av. re.
main very steady There has been
comparatively little change IN
prices the past two weeks Can.
taloupea viii soon be things Of the
past The heavy rains Of the past
week had tendency 70 soften the
melon and TO spoil the few that had
not been picked Celery IL coming
stronger aud was quoted AT q low
or price this morning. commission
men getting only 70 cents par
crate
A large supply Of Erapea arrived
this morning from California on the
steamer spokane Prices. however.
have not changed.
iteasy
siainsa heesf. pss %. %. caiif0fnia
yesssahis..
Green cora " aeVi 20 per saeh on
t1na Maila Waia ~ uafI native Eahs
e.ss ~ Ne hesfs saes. Z sAs
hsthaasr Tomatoes. stU rts. iettaes. hsfas
stewH ttutte. csnNifiawsr. lie % aes
esii peppers tesn les hes tueamhefs
N"e TO 70 stNs NfHa tHANa To- ANE. Green
beans 10 - fathafd sauash 40 a. &
peas ny Gel anssf Potatoes ih axe.
celery. ftsi go plant 81 % PEE hHs
nse potatoes ieeal 81 ee@i 8ti Cal
tAfa, tomatoes. laHai Use PEI hnf aa
lha Menatehte tomatoes. hee. ~ q sos.
pampkins rs utas it parAsF 1et
dos Nak hsans. 4N8a.
nastes.
WAahinnten eFeamsrr. see fresh sssf
go tah. ss8 1He. flesh sAssrfn tsisA
seq zee. renovated toe. sgt renovated
tfteA. tie. Fsnfhs batter. SEQ fsa
Feaftrr.
1--we hsbs To- lac ttel hroiisfs IA. lGa
tfe i've tpqhn a.. fgE Tnustrfa feutaft
fssss. ~ frassa fawl ff@s. raastsfs. lie.
Afe4tsf1 ~ tuFAsfs. Is
Cheese.
VIE Tpins shssse ialsr Wa A. ffas!
ufsGen Tmins. i4el ofsapm " A. TIE
gaas
washinKtan thne6 sssa. aes t90 Hte4
sssfsfa. sfssAfl ofetea fsesh. sss
ttms ana Cesapat
feftiant sefnsnt ilaFHFtsf Faf ~
The Alaska building uacn Wash.
inEton Fire Insurance policies sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
on THE FRONT

-. me President sailed for
r..ee,sco yesterday she ear
:. ~ messengers. the greatest
lied ~ esrsled since her commits
sea- -
......s,p Buchanan arrived from
sr-snelsee yesterday. carrying
~ |. .smsers aad n fun carEo.
,s.r Wind swept the French
s.sxuerlte Nolinos, crashing
K. british ship Sardhana az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

A vivid BIZ Of descriptive writing
by a Lake City correspondent.
The heavens turned loose Friday
night with her artillery and bonn
barded Sharon and community with
her electric force, striking Mr..
Fuckers house. and killed the old
gentle COW, set a strawstack on fire
belonging 10 one Of the Dunkin
boys aud put a number Of tele-
phones out Of commission. Kan.
aaH CITY Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
Hand Made Arabian Curtains

ihese Curtains have the faculty Of COM
snng strength, style and beauty to a won
sa'al degree. For library, hall or dining
IN use i is difficult 70 find more appro-
rag curtains than these. Note the re-
actions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
nav CAR SERVICE.

Service began today on the
Cedar and North Queen Anne car
line which Is practically On extern.
sion of tho old Cedar st. line from
Aloha IT. over East Queen Anne
driveway, Boston st. and Queen
Anne ay 10 Roy g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

TOXIC. Sept H. Count lnosye,
Japanese ambassador 30 Germany.
has inilmated his desire 10 resign.
Vigeount AoM may succeed him.
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FREE EIouR.

A good sized package Of Old
Plantation Pan Cake Flour, tho
best Ia the country. viii be given
10 each person attending the Pure
Food Show. corner Union and Sew
.enih av, Thursday afternoon. 80