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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
OPPOSITION
TO THE RING

Opposition 20 the plans Of the
inner circle which dictates the
course Of affairs In the Young
Mems Republican club developed
this afternoon In the nominating
convention held In the rooms Of the
King County Republican club. In
the Oriental building
The opposition was evident to
the nomination Of Reeves Ayimore
a. a candidate for the presidency
Of the club TO contest for the posi-.
ton with d. D. Trefetheu. whom
the ring had selected Tor the presi.
doncy.
The strength OF the opposition
cannot he measured until the cleo.
ton Is held
Walter Beaia was nominated for
secretary. Tom Anderson for treas.
urcr. and Irving Ballard for vice
president by the Inner circle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
WickERsHAM
IS DOOMED


JUNEAU. Alaska. March u a
boom Is sweeping she First iudi.
ciai district In favor of the moan
ination u 1edEc James Wicker
sham Tor delegate 10 congress 10
succeed the present delegate. Tom
Gale This boom wave - bother
iuE the Gov. HnEgatt faction and
the ether members % the rupub
ncan party who are atffFinE to d..
feat wteksfahaH4' nomination
Many prominent Inintnr men 81
this district have expressed their
unqualified views favoring Nlck
erAhRmH nomination and election
as the best man to support the al
ministraii8n and SECURE proper
legislation for Alaska
The Ketchikan. wrnuEel. DouE
las. StsgNay aud juneau papers
are favorable 10 Wicterzham. The
only opposition Is the personal or
gan OF HoEEatt. published In this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

loussfis Star Exclusive seFxiee.l
WASHINGTON. d G.. Mar "a -
Nke wkIie brad IL not 90 nice
narn~, ~ bread that u not -
s,l<s And thea maybe again 4
b tnYsaf thls - question
ma unele sam has set about
nsssrins
Bread taking. therefore. + the
ou3r Of tke aay An oven has
bpuu set ~ IN = corner q the
sAemieal laboratory. and whsn DR.
wlsy Is nas aHsy feeding soFt
6,txks % - -pois0a squad he IL
stzsndksx 70 tAe making and baking
Il bread
b Is eli "a isterTnine the effect
II -bleaeked skour IL bieached
fsur hst ~ gsod a. -four which
b b. aleechrsis That ls whhg the
gas food department. wants 10 fad
ut Ard The aniy way 20 find out
> - tsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
CHAMBERLAIN
FOR SENATOR
10y United Press.

PORTLAND. Orc. March lit
L. natharisatlxsly stated that Gov
Geo Chamberlain wili publish an
announcement of hie candidacy for
the United States senate To sue.
coed Senator Fulton.
Chamberlain dooa not deny this
bat refuses 10 give any details a.
"a his platform OF plan Of cam
paiKn.
The governor bases hts hopes %
election unou the succ~ss nj state.
ment No. l. candidates fur the
legislature aad hts osn popularity
Tie viii probably b. the oniY dem.
ocrsiie candidate Their are two
republican candidates. rulsoa. Ia
cumb~nt. and ~ N. Cakn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SAYS ACCIDENTS
ARE SUPPRESSED

Seattle. Wash. March ~. 1905.
Editor of The star
Dear Sir With reference 10 the
accident nt the mines 0f The Wiike-
son Coal 4 Coke company Yester-
day. in which one mifer lost hia
life. ! wish 10 SAY that Al the pres
ent time tbe men are on strike
al these mines. the men that are
being employed there are not prae-
IDEAL miners aud u 10 not ~ all
surprising 10 mo 10 hear that such
a thing had occurred
During the last three months We
have returned from Wilkeaou be
tween 200 and 300 men who had
been sent up there under false pre-
lenses. and had never been inside
Of a mine IN their lives 80 Vou
can see that If such men are 10
be employed in that hazardous 9e.
cupniion We may expect the same
unfortunate thing 70 happen NJ any
time
There have been quite number
Of accidents there Of late OF which
the public has never heard. and
never viii. ~ the company - keep
Ing those things a. secret ~ pos
siblc am also given 10 under
stand that he was not the only one
that was caught In the fali Of rock.
bat nothing was said about II. 80
Il Is plain 10 be seen that the com
Bany does not want the facts to
get out
Thanking you IN anticipation
that you Will publish this Yours
traterually.
GEO s. SNOWDEN,
Sec Treas Dist. No. 10. 4 "a. W
Of A. Grand Union Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service of Grace
Johnson will take place Sunday aft
ernoon AZ O'Clock from the Inn
manuel Norwegian church
The funeral service OF Peter n.
Neerland will be- held from the
Scandinavian Salvation barracks
Sunday afternoon at . y. m.
The funeral service OF Ivy Jane
Garrison will take place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from tho
residence. 3iil East Cherry IT.
Burial will take place at Mt Pleas.
ant cemetery.
The funeral service Of Martha
Mason will be held from the chapel
of Butterworth & Sons Sunday aft.
ernoon at , p. m. Burial will take
place at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral service OF Kiyo OF.
suka was held this afternoon at
p. m. from the parlors OF the Hon.
ney.Watson company. The body
was cremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
TWO LEAVE OFFICES
OF CITY TREASURER

A y Graves aud Herbert Collier
tao 81 the most efficient clerical
employees IN the city treaaufsfn Of
flee. rendered their designations "a
City Treasurer Russell ihls morn
Ing In anticipation OF the extensive
changes which they believe Niil be-
made In the working force Of the
office
CITY Treasurer elect Proseer thin
murning renewed his Htaismrn,
that be dosss not anticipate mating
any more changes In the office
force until he car familiarize him.
self with the workings Of the office
but the members 81 the pres.n,
fore. have heard 80 much In the
way Of fumoru. more OF less we'll
founded. cuutfary 10 this assuIs
nner. that they are not Inclined 60
accept Il # face yaiue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
WARD INJURED nv
UNUSUAL WAY

After having his shoulder attended
TO. be VIA brought 10 this city and
viii be unable 10 resume work pos.
HiblY for several weeks.
4 peculiar feature Of the accident
Is the fact that Ward Was al 90.
lumhia trying 10 collect bill from
man named Kelly lie did not
find Kelly but. upon regainlng con.
seriousness. was Informed that the
doctor by his side was DIR Kelly
Only half conscious OF what he was
doing. ward tried Ia reach for his
bin ease with the remaining good
arm. and II was not until after.
wards that he Raw the humor Of
the situation The doctor was not
the right Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
USES KNIFE IN
DRUNKEN ROW

In a drunken row this afternoon
John Sloan. 81 Years old. cut
slashes In I'd AndersOa's clothes
with a knife but ala not wound
Anderson. The tao men bach" In
a shack ~ Western av and INT
vcrsity 81. and became engaged In
a drunken row shortly after noon
No charge has been placed AGAINST
skOan Anderson In being held aA
a witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
GIVEN The DOWN
AND OUT"
ny United press.)

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE
down.and out for Bourke Cochran"
Is the word being passed down
the line today by the Tammany
regulars. following the displaying
of the famous orator in all OF the
positions OF honor he has held In
the Wigwam."
The action OF the general com.
mittee In taking from Cochran the
two remaining honors he has held,
the ehairmanships of the commit
tees ON speakers aud on leglsla.
ton Is construed to mean that he
has been sheived aud will not be
returned 10 congress-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

A formal charge Of manslaughier
was filed against Guy G. stratton
today IN a superior court informa-
ton prepared by Chief Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Nandsrycer
The charge results FROM the death
Of Henrietta NJ Johnson. a little
gigl. Who was struck aud almost
instantly killed by STATIONS auto
mobile in Ballard ON January 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
FEARS FOR SAFETY
OF YOUNG GIRL

the girl. sick and hungry. had ask ed
the loan Of a quarter
The girl Miss Cameron says. l.
Of reatieas disposition. and when
left alone Tor any length of time.
drifts rapidly Into condition of
melancholy with suicidal ten.
denotes. Miss Cameron declared
this morning that she would not be
surprised 90 learn that her ward
had jumped into the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Rese Wilson. pretty glri n
years old. T. missing. and her en-
ploYef. Mias NJ Cameron. a mas
seaNe IN rooms over s0fh Second
ay. fears the Eifl has met with
some misfortune
The girl. an orphan. has been
With MlAs Cameron for two years
She took her IN aud gave her a
hume. she says. ON recommendation
OF one Of her patrons. from whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
REPORTS ATTACK
BY TWO THUGS

Daniel Murray. a horse trader
told the police last night that tive
men attacked aud beat him al Firsl
ay. aud IlalEaie ~.
lie vas ON the Way 10 his room
when the men bounced on him. try
ing Ia search bis pockets lie mad,
a nEht aud they gave up the al
tempt lie was cut about the head
aud face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SEEK ANCHORAGE
FOR THE FLEET

bluff Arrangements Tor anchor
aEe are o. b. prepared 80 as not
o. interfere With the muaaaito
feet aud other boats on the sound
When the ti~et ARRIVES the rec.pa
ton prepared hY the entertainment
eommlttee wlil be different from
the usual stfis Of entertainments.
The mea all BE- Elxcn tickets %
the ball games. horre raeeH. fr-e
street car rides. etc The officers
win b. taken IN autumaisiieN IA sea
thc city aud surrounding country
Many novel features will also be-
arranged A. anua a. the definite
date has heeu settled upon Shsn
the fleet viii arrive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

me courts have be'o Sshed To
i, = baud in TIE fish' which :.
~. ~ased against the action 81
e.-a,, Assessor Parish In assssz.
Y. ,rs..ls actually masins this
-, eene pafi. yet Fvsls'etea IN
$50 Sa~elslats were filed TO-DAY tn
-. ..rersoF eonFt By beth the
~ .s..ss steamship Co. and The IN.
49, xs,,eatlon Co. askins that
80 ...'..s~.eats levied against Ger
w. ~ y ,Aels beats this year b. The
80 \, sssrsssg be sel aside on the
S s..,ana ,ha. the ses@sls ln question
$50 registered In lellcson COUNTY
"a therefore should BE- assessed
there ....,...f tha
.,s.mshIn raalnAin was assessed ON
s', .si,.a,les q g. SO and the Jet
,ars,n g.. sae hssh boats are
$3.50 n tae Alaska Steamship Co
yss Leland Navigation Cos state
!, wsshlnxtnn Nas asseseed on 2
.h.fssn Il sl.eea All three ct
49, naais are Registered AZ Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
PLANS FOR BAPTIST
MISSIONARY SCHOOL

Plans for Baptist training
school. TO prepare young women
for the missionary field. are being
prepared BY members OF the Taber.
nacle church.
At the present time there Is no
training school Of the Baptist
church west Of Chicago. All the
Seattle Baptist churches and also
those Of the remainder OF the state,
Idaho. Oregon and California. will
cooperate with the Tabernacbc
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

wife's story. their married life was
far from pleasant
In March. 1904, Mrs. shaw says
their little child died. The nus.
band. she claims. actually refused
TO provide the money necessary to
buy a coffin and pay for the burial
robes. both OF which she says were
provided through the charity OF
neighh0rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
DEATH NOTICES.

Grace johnson. aged 6. died at
the home OF her parents. 25as Nor
man ST.
Peter II. Neeriand. aged IS. died
at the residence OF his brother.
Fourth av. and Hillside place.
March 10.
Mrs. NJ. CoweH. aged SO died
March 10 az the Hanover apart
ments.
Kiyo otsuka. aged 20. died at
his family residence March -.
James c. Parmelee, aged So. died
at his family residence. sls Minor
av.. March L. The remains are at
the Bonney-Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
To CLEAR NAME OF
W0ULD-BE ASSASSIN
tey United ersssl

CHICAGO. March it-An organ.
ned effort 60 clear the name of
Lazarus Averbuch. the alleged an.
archist who was shot aud killed by
Chief OF Police Shippy on March 2,
~ being made by the most promin-
ent settlement workers in Chicago.
AZ the head of the movement Is
Miss Jane Adams. of Hull House
fame, aud ten other women OF
wealth and prominence In srtue-
ment work.
The friends OF Averbnch claim
that he was tho victim of police
plot. that he went 20 the chief =
house unarmcd The revolver and
knife. they assert were placed upon
his body after he was dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

A the result Of an unusual aud
painful accident. Harold Ward. AN
einpioye In the city treasurcr's Of.
Zee. IL confined 10 his apartments
IN the Chelsea. suffering from a
dinlocated shoulder aud severe cuts
aud bruises about the body.
Ward tried 90 board a car nj
Columbia station on the old Reu.
ton line. on Thursday morning at
II o'clock. but the car was goiug
- fast that Il icrked the man from
his feet and after dragging him a
short distance threN him 20 the
street
Ward was unconscious when
picked up and was hufriedly taken
10 a store. and a doctor summoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
THROUGH TICKETS STILL
SOLD OVER u. P.

The Union Pacific r. still selling
thruuEh tickets from this eitF to
eastern points via Portland. and 20
far has received no official notice
OF the decision Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. which will
prohibit one railroad from selling
through tickets 10 points on an
other line With which no traffic
agreement exists.
~ y. Ellis. general agent here
for the Hartman lines. declines to
say what policy his people vilI take
WREN the order Of the commission
BE- formally brought to their attsn-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

r,xrmatian has been received
"a he Chamber % Commerce
h,n A. nav department. verify
"a D. IMPORTS that he whole tlest
III uue 10 Seattle According
I, a. saxY department, the feet
" = asseahled in Puget sound
.-e tine between June | aud
trss q
r>> eaarul~er Is now WORKING
GA ,hx A.stss snor at Capt. Spantd
NJ karhosuiaslsF arranglng places
AZ anchoage Charts arr betuk
uswr~a b. the aarhormasger
asu'nx u. sntire hay FROM All
- % Ness peint off Magnolia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
ANOTHER ARREST in
ROPER MURDER CASE
in NOW EXPECTED
tay unitsd Prossl

blaine. Wash. March 1.-THE
Daily nee aaya With one man la
The penitentiary under life aen.
tencr. aud another on the thrcsk.
old. foF completely la the murder
% Miss Addlr Roper In this rity
over a year aEn. the officers Of the
law are still working on the case
and hops - make another arrest
sheriff Williams. who Naa IL the
city recently, had nothing definite
10 giVc out Tor publication. bat was
confident that he had an important
clue that suuld rcault Ia aenSa
tionai aFeeat In the very near ~.
ture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
WOMAN Is GRANTED
DECREE OF DIVORCE

Testliying that her husband had
refused TO pay for n coffin in which
to bury their twomonths.old baby.
which had died. Mary shaw today
appeared In the superior court and
obtained n divorce from John Shaw.
The couple were married on Ooto-
Der g, 1899, aud according 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
UNITE To CELEBRATE
ST. PATRICK'S DAY

Tuesday. March ~. II 81. Pat.
rick's DAY and all the Catholics
Of the city will unite In celebrating
the dag of the patron saint OF ire
land The Ancient Order OF III.
bernians will hold a banquet NJ
Egans hall. in the Arcade build.
ing. ut Hey. v. ]. ODea. bishop
Of the Seattle diocese OF the Cath.
Ollie church. win make the principal
address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
VAN0ERVEER BEGINS
STRATTON CASE

The case viii be prosecuted vigor.
nusly and the prosecuting attor-
ney's office SAYS that It was a plain
case Of exceeding the speed limit
There has never been n vigorous
prosecution or conviction as a re.
suit OF any Of the numerous auto.
mobile accidents due TO high speed,
and considerable interest Will be
displayed IN the outcome OF this
trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
MES NOT WANT
CHECK FoReER

~ saA FRANCISCO. March IA
~. curtis Guild Of Massaehusatta
rsss . n1iie Ess forged 10 q check
~ a By II Mortimer Wilson
A 1ss arrested IN San FRANCISCO
M - honeymoon. has notified The
,,ss. ..ies that he will take no
49, exlfadite the prisoner 70
a f. sesetts. "A Wilson Il want.
CO. Denver and Phlladelphja
sAs. - 70 have him 20 20
sraa s' % 1hese two cities. The gov
eosv . s,aksesled Il would be more
ra,. '. .' fof witnesses II Wilson
los.i ''iea 10 Philadelphia and the
Hs,. gDi'ee will send him there
-. 49, wanted there also for uaaajng
'oHhiess pager w P'aaii' 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
|M LONE BID FOR
NORTH TRUNK SEWER

N oae nd zas submitted this
.eIaing ioF The construction Of the
4. !, uaak sever. IN response 70
=, - sn'fa esli Of The board 81 public
!, 49, iof lenders ~ 10 that Job
- y Grant Smith g. Co.
= nle Z definite comparison with
sae bid received IN response
- q ne former calls viii not
II ,.s'ble until the present bid
- 80 iabulaled and the totals
:. - - sesefal branches Of the work
Y .<sa' i = believed that this
y even higher than the former
sad the former one was re-
n'sd a. ezofbliant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.

Officers Of the recently organized
baptist church at West Seattle
have murch4aod two lots at the cor
ner Of Olympic and WhlttleseY. aud
hope Co be able To erect a church
building within a year Services
al West Seattle are being conducted
lay Rev Arthur - Carpenter. city
missionary Of the baptist churches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
MICHIGAN BUILDING.

Plans for erecting the Michigan
building" nt the Alaska Yuk0n-Pa-
ciflc fair will be discussed AZ the
meeting Of the Michigan club. to be
held Thursday evening a. Carpen.
ters' han. 1920 Fourth av I. A.
Nadeau. director general Of the fair.
viii address the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NuT NWTNVW FFNHH9l
NEW YORK. March if-lmme'
dlately after the opening OF the
Stock Exchange the bulls started
eunHng for the bears. aud before
the close ot the short session had
auceeedes Ia reaching all IN sight
In their efforts 10 cover the shorts
ran the price Of Anaconda up 2lA.
Union Pacific aud New York Cen.
trail 2. 81 Paul. Reading and Cop.
per = The close was strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
COY United Prsa.l

NEW YORK. March IA
tnEie tale OF blasted hopes was
revealed today By the attempted
suicide by aHphyxlatlon IA a liar.
lem boarding house OF Helen has.
ter. a beautiful t7.yearold girl.
who with five giri friends had
come 10 New York from the west
To make thsfr fortune
Inquiry OF the Eirl after she had
been revived revealed that four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
WESTERN GIRLS SUICIDE
IN new YORK CITY

Of the others had committed sui
eide by aHphyKiation aud the only
other one living had married
We talked Il over declared
the girl and decided that those
OF ms who failed would KIN our
selves The other girls all said
that aaphyEiatlon was the easiest
Way We found It harder for good
girls % make their way In New
York than We had expected !
was the last one Ia give up."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
TEMPERANCE SPEECH.

Nj Boyd 7. Doty. attorney for
the anti Saloon league. will speak
at the scandinavian Temperance
society meeting. 90 be held Ia the
Free Lutheran church. 1916 Eighth
az. tomorrow at p IN A musical
program will also be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
PUBLIC MARKET

4 large number Of producers
wene 81 the public market early
this morning with a choice display
~ vegetables Fancy four-tief
Wenaichee apples. Winesaps and
Iunathans are being delivered at
g. 90 per hor Choice lettuce is
quoted a. three punches for sc.
whiie radishes are ic per bunch.
Bfussell sprouts are se per pound.
asparagus has been reduced Ia
zoe per pound Native rhubarb II
on sale at loe per pound.
Local chickens freshly killed
are on sale ri iSe per pound. Leg
Of mutton ~ igi4e per pound.
Puget Sound zmelts are ON sale
at pounds for &c. Bananas are
quoted at Zoe. lie and zoe per
dozen F1ga. BLACK aud white. are
on sale al tao pounds for l5c.
There Is \ large supply OF home
made goods on the market Of
which the following are ONLY a
few pork sausage. pounds for
s5c. salad oil. 25e per quart bot
tie. orange marmalade. Ice per
glass aausr kfaul. pounds for
&c. and pies miues. apple and
huekieberry. Zoe each
Comb honey Il On sale today at
Toe and i5c.
To-Day quotations are:
Ranch eggs. 2ze doz
Washington creamery butter.
a5e 90 fGc. Iowa creamery. ibs.
sc Go 6sc
Potatoes. l6 70 Is lbs. for &c.
$40 to 81 % per Joe lbs.
Fancy Swiss CHEESE. &c: Wis
consin fun cream brick. zoe H..
smier cheese. lie
Chickens. rs TO zoe III.
Mutton chops. I2ik a i3isc III:
rib steaks. l5o ID. porterhouse. i5e
Ii: sirlVin. l2tke ID. rouna steak.
lie ID: shoulder steak. : lbs. for
a5o: hearts. l5c each. tongues. t5c
90 soc each: liver. SC h.. roasts,
Sc to &c M
Onions. &c bunch: boiling onions.
Il lbs for 25c
Carrots. punches for &C.
Radishes. punches for sc.
Parsley. 2 punches for i0c.
Turnlps, punches for Sc.
Artichukes. for CSC.
Celery. 2 punches for ISc.
Spinach, &c 10 &c 10.
Cabbages. SC 10 tec. fAc 10.
Sweet peppers Is cents dox
Horseradish. I0c to Ice per ID.
Rutabsgas ihc 10.
New nuts-Fflberis, lsc ID.
black walnuts. isc ID. Eng
llsh walnuis. Toe zoe ~: almonds
l3c h., pccans. zoe H., Brazil
nuts, isc ID: mikes nuts.
ise IL: cocoanuts. Toe to i2c each:
Brazil psds. l5c each
Beets. punches fer Sc.
Dried onions. 6 10 pounds for
2sc.
Sauerkraut. : lbs. for l0c.
Lettuce. 2 punches &c.
Lemons. ibc to zoe per dog.
Cider vinegar. arc gal
Fancy apples. si00 20 secs box
Pop corn. shelled. . lbs. Tor l5c:
on cob. &c ID.
Cider. 4Oc to soc per gallon
plneapples. 40e each.
Flowers Carnations. Coo per
dozen: roses. sl00 per dozen:
ylolets. CSC bunch: narcissus. soc
dos: lilies OF the valley. soc doz.:
tulips. e0c 10 Toe doz.. daffodils. soc
dox.
Oranges, loo 10 &c dog.
Grape fruit. 2oc TO 75c.
Dried. pruncs. lbs. for lsc.
Dates, 9c.l0c.
CfHnberries, Sc TO f2c ID.
Pumpkins, I &c ID.
Fish-Tom cod. DC per ID; salm.
on trout i2h-i7e 10; salmon, l5c
per ID. rock cod. i2tac ID; hallbut.
2 lbs. 15c: cat fish. loo H.; smelts.
lbs. for loo: crabs. i0c; herring. sc
H.: founders. SC; chinook salmon.
2 lbs. use: black cod. 10c ID.
Yakima honey. $50 gal; comb.
t5c to 20c. candied honey, zoe h.;
"a lbs, 45c: lbs, s5c.
Hubbard squash. SC ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
VOTE TO STRIKE.


CHICAGO. March l4-seventy-
five freight handlers In the employ
Of the Rock Island road a. Burr
Oak. ~ miles south Of Chicago.
voted today 10 strike n the com
panY refused 10 reinstate two Of
their number who we're discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Seattle stars Exclusive Service.l
LONDON. March 1.-THE mYs
tefious disappearance Of Phyllis
Dare. England's most beautiful aud
most photographed actress. has
given rise 60 the rumor that she
has eloped with Lord DalmenY.
Lord Rosebcry'a son The young
man. heir 10 q fortune Of $4,000.
900. was sent 10 Scotland recently
because of his mad iufatuation Tor
the actress lie fl only 20.
hiias Dare had been playing ia
Birmingham and left without a
word of explanation even for her
u4HHaneF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

lion Of the Szltsiian Army. sho
died Tuesday. wili BE- held tamoF
row at ? D. m. At the Scandinavian
Army bali. at Pine ard Terri av.
fnterment will foilow at Mslnt
Pleasant cemetery