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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-21
THAW APPEALS
AND IS GRANTED
WRIT Of ERROR
Federal Circuit Court viii Re-
view His Case in the
Bankruptcy Mix.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. N.-Ex-Gov.
w. A. Stone, of Pittsburg. attorney for
Harry X. Shaw, slayer OF Stanford
White. to-day took an appeal to the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
from the decision of Judge Young at
Pittsburg yesterday. in which the Court
dismissed the writ OF babeas corpus to
bring Thaw to Pittsburg to testify IN
bankruptcy proceedings.
The Judges sitting In the Court OF
Appeals for the circuit are George NJ
Dallas, George Gray and Joseph Buff
fngton 1t is not known when the case
will be heard.
Mr.. Stone handed the papers in the
case directly TO the Judges who granted
writ of error, which means the case
will be reviewed by the Court. Argu-
ment will be heard In December.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-21

for inspection by the steamboat in
spectors to-day. OF these twenty eight
were negroes who had quarters in the
stern of the boat 1t was in their
quarters that the fire started. The
men, aroused from their sleep, made
their escape with difficulty. many Of
them getting out without clothing, and
barely escaping with their lives.
The four who were lost were in a
room between which and the only stair
way leading to the deck the blaze had
its origin. Two others fought their way
through the fire and escaped.
All of the men were paid off for the
season yesterday, and some Of them
were under the influence of liquor.
1t has been impossible to definitely as
certain what caused the blaze, but II is
believed to have been the result of the
explosion of Kerosene lamp.
Both boats were In the Thomas S.
Marvel shipbuilding yard The New
York went into the yard yesterday, and
vas to have been put In drydock for the
winter. In the next slip was the Trojan.
An effort was made TO get the New
York free from her moorings and float
her out into the river. but this was
found to be impossibts. Firsmen from
the Newburg department ventured close
to the burning boat. but were driven
back.
When the fremen saw the New York
was doomed they made determined
fight against the flames in the yards.
Before the fire was under control $780,
600 worth OF property had been destroyed
in the yards. The New York was
valued at about 500, 900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-21
FOUND WALKING JEWEL SHOP

A derelict in evening clothes, with his
top hat stove in and otherwise badly
used up. was seen by Policeman Bry-
ant, OF the West One Hundred and
Twenty-tifth street police station, at
noon to-day slowly proceeding north
at One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street
and LenoK avenue. The policeman de-
rided that. for safekeeping. he would
he better In a cell than on the street.
on arrival at the police station II
was found that the evening CARRIED wan
derer was minus a shirt but that stuck
In his waistcoat he had a collection Of
sapphire, ruby and diamond studded
stick pins that the police experts valued
yond saying that he was John Dooley
a broker, OF No, A3 East Thirtieth
street, the jewel-spangled mystery was
unable to tell anything about himself
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-21
-FOUR LIVES LOST
AS DAY LINE BOAT
NEW YORK BURNS
Crew of So Trapped in Quart
erS, Had to Fight Way
Through Flames.

Four lives were lost, and Il is proba-
BILE other bodies will be found In the
hold OF the steamer New York. which
burned to the waters edge at New
burg at lSo A. NJ. to-day. The new
steamers Trojan. also belonging to the
Hudson River Day line. was scorched.
The Trojan was to have been launched
on Saturday next.
The dead are Jamss Jones, first pan
tryman: Joseph Matthews. second PAN
tryman; Isaac Jenkins. butcher. and
Alex. Breau, porter.
A crew of fifty had been retained to
clean up the New York. in preparation
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-21
KERN HURR|ES HOME
TO HIS STRICKEN BOY

SYRACUSE. Oct. 2i,-Tohn ". Kern,
the Democratic Vice Presidential nomi-
nee, to-day abandoned his campaign In
this vicinity and took the Southwestern
Limited at 8 u. NJ. for home, called
there by a message from his wife tell
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Exceptional Bargains That Will
Be Offered in August.

Mems Silk Isle Suits. long and half
sleeves; the colors are flesh and blue.
These garments are hard to detect from
all silk. For an elegant fitting garment 1t
has no equal; worth $3.50 suit; special
sale price per suit o6c
Mems Balbriggan Underwear. These
are combed balbriggan garments, extra
well made, tapped seams and will stand
the test of hard wear; worth I.2s suit;
special sale price Soc
Mems Half Hose, This assortment
consists of plain lace and fancy Isle half
hose. These are all imported goods and
Hemsdorf dye; worth up to CSC pair;
special yellow ticket sale price, per
pan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ZlC
Mems Pongee Pajamas; the most COM
Portable sleeping garments made. They
are we'll made and nicely trimmed. The
material is soft and has all the appear
ance of silk, the oolors are pink, blue and
white; regular price $50 per suit; special
sale price, per suit----- oSc
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Embroidery Sale.

To add to the alreadv crc~. e,yAno4h
t .. vaiueS ~ ...~ treat Clearing Sale,
.,usends of pieces have been marker
dawn stir lower. The lots conss..st of
great assortments of Edgings, Inserting.
Ribbon. Beading and Ficuncing in Cam
brio. Nainsook and Null. Alover EN-
broideries in lengths for Shirtwaists and
Yokes; Colored Embroideries, Corset
Cover Embroideries and Medallions.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Wonderful Bargain Attractions Galore
Low Values in Foot Wear.

At this Great Clearing Sale we will
let go about six thousand pairs of Mems,
Ladies and Children's High grade Shoes.
At Saturday the doors will open, the
sale will be in full blast. AS usual, we
will demonstrate our superiority in price
slashing for the up-to-date STYLES. The
selling for the past few days has been
enormous, yet we have quantities of shoes
to sell, must go now. We have rear
ranged and re priced the stock so as TO
sell Shoes without delay.
Children's Barefoot Sandals ---- A7c
Misses Tan Barefoot Sandals --- 63c
Ladies Ties and Strap Slippers, worth
up to $3.50 o8c
Ladies Ties, tan and black, worth up
U 10
Ladies Patent Pumps, worth up to So LOS
Ladies Canvas Ties or Pumps, all
Col0rS I.37
Ladies fine Oxford Ties and Pumps,
worth up to 81 2.Is
Ladies Ties and high top Shoes, all
worth 50 pair - los
Mems Shoes, all styles, worth up to
S5, only Observation-Disclosures 3.o5
Mems Low Cut Shoes, tan and black -
worth up to So ---- 1903
Mems Shoes, patents and kids, worth
up to SO $50
Mems Low Cut Shoes, tan and black
worth up to 81 -2 $50
Mems Slippers, assorted, all Sizes Ito
Boys Shoes, kid and patent leather 10
Childrens Slippers, assorted colors-- aoc
Childrens Tan Slippers zoe
Patent and Kid Slippers for Children ooc
Misses tan and black Ties, all sizes o8c
All thoughts of profits or original cost
have. been thrown to the winds. It's
the shoes we want to sell. That is the
purpose OF this sale. and we are going to
e,ran no our immense surplus stock,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
A sale of
Mems High Class Shirts.

This Sale includes all of our Sr.so and
$I.75 Shirts. These shirts are the cream
of our Spring line. The material is of the
best imported Madras; the workmanship
and mt IS as good, 1t not better, than Gus
tom shlrtmakers can produce. The pat.
terms are mostly light grounds, with neat
and fancy stripes, plaids and figures: the
styles are negligee, coat style, attached
and detached cuffs. Worth $50 and
I-75,your choice of assortment for Coo
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Grand final cleanup of all kinds of
Millinery

All kinds of Hats, Shapes, and Child
ren'S Banded Sailors; worth I'D TO
$3.50; sale price, each q
Real Chip Flats and fine Burnt Straw
Hats; worth regularly $3.50; sale
Finest Imported Chip Hats; worth
regularlylS5. 90, sale price -os
Genuine Panamas, fancy bands:
worth regularly $500; sale price oS
Mushroom Sailors, fancy shapes and
fine flats, worth up to $500 Sc
Genuine Panamas, fancy bands.
worth regularly $500, sale price oS
Speoial-Trimmed Hats that are worth
up to $1,000 for SI.oo, 81. 90 and $500
oco Merry Widow Hats, in black
brown and navy; worth 75c and sI.oo
clearance sale price at
1000 beautiful new Merry Widow
Hats IN light blue, tan, white, red,
black and navy; cheap at ST. so, 81 90
and $3.50; will go in the grand sale at
ii------ "a
1900 Leghorn and other new shapes:
worth 81 oo,S2 50 and S3.co will 90 in
this cleanup sale at as
800 odds and ends, all this seasons
shapes; cheap at SI.oo, ST. 25 and
$3.50 cleanup sale price, each
500 Boxes of Flowers, all the newest
up-to-da goods, 90 in this sale at
about Ioc on the dollar.
Come to the Big Sale for everything
in Millinery. We are going to make
q clean sweep of it all at this Grand
Sale. You cant afford to miss it.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Trunks.
Canvas Covered Trunks, Brass Trim
med, straps over top, trays,
Cloth Lined.
Trunks.

Cloth Lined.
Size "a in. worth $40, for----s7.o8
Size So in. worth 10. 50, for-- 848
Size 80 in. worth III 90, for--- 8o8
Canvas covered trunks, brass trim
med, four bolts in front, full covered
tray:
Size 81 in. worth 6. 50, for----- sag
Size 81 in. worth 700, for------ 5.73
Size 50 In. worth $50, for----- Gag
Cow hide Suit Cases, with shirt fold,
size "a in. worth regularly 700, for 48
Special Sale Of Suit Cases.
The best values we have ever offered.
Caratol Suit Gases.
Sizes II, "a and 26 in. worth IFS,
sale price CSC
Suit Cases, Shirt Waist pocket in
side, two straps around outside Of
case, fine brass lock and bolts, sizes
%, "a and 26 in. worth 400 for -----$..oS
Leather Suit Cases, double steel
frames, brass lock and bolts, sizes II,
"a and 26 in worth regularly 5. 90 = 3.48
Never before have you had such a
money-saving opportunity as will be
offered at this Great August Clearance
Sale. Come the first day in August ex-
pecting merchandise for less than cost,
and you will not be disappointed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Mems High Grade Clothing.

Remember we have all the sizes, and
they are all this seasons newest STYLES.
Take your pick before the end of August.
No more at these prices after the Great
August Clearance Sale.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Grand Clearance Sale of Our Entire
Stock of Boys Clothing
Regardless of what it costs.


Boys Suits, to I6 years, worth
300; will 60 in the clean up sale for,
suit--------------------- $500
Boys Suits, s to I6 years, made in
double-breasted coat style andstraight
trousers. If you do not want him
to wear them now, there is a saving
of 2.o5 before school time comes;
500 values; will go in this clean up
Sale at, suit ------------------- 2.o5
Boys $50 suits, ages to II, fancy
mixtures, up to-date stripes, in Wors-
teds, tweeds and cassimeres; light
weight grey and blue serges; coats
double-breasted; all go in this sale at,
a suit --------------- 1906
Boys $50 Knee Pants Suits, double
breasted coats. These are very styl-
ish and dressy; coors and weights
that are suitable for now, and plenty
that will do for eaily fall wear, your
enolce, a suit 4.o5
Boys Wash Pants, ~ to 10 years,
worth 3oc, will be on>sale in August
while they last for, pair --------- FAC
Special-Boys' Knee Pants, sizes q
to II, only one pair to customer, sale
price pair ---------------- I4c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
HdndkerChiefS.

Six hundred Fancy Kimona Handker-
chiefs, eaoh-----
Women's Lace Edge, hemstitched or
sealloped Handkerchiefs, worth soc,
each 2
Women's Mercerized Handkerchief,
Five thousand Women's loo Linen
Handkerchief. per dozen -------- S
Woman's Cross Barred Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth I2Hc, eaoh----
Women's All Linen embroidered Init
ial Handkerchiefs, six in box; box 5
Mems All Linen I5c Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, each |
Mems Ioc Handkerchiefs, white or
colored per dozen s
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Bed Spreads.
Buy your supply now.

Buy your supply now.
Best .ooiSpreads for --- zoe
Best 200 Spreads for ---A---SI.23
Best ITS Spreads for----- 1903
Domestics, Sheets and Pillow Gases.
8Ixoo bleached Sheets, heavy Muslin
o9C Value, Tor ACC
7oxoo Linen finish, 75c Sheets, sale
price, eacn ------------------ sac
8Ixoo Linen finish Sheets, worth LOO
sale price, each------- 68c
oIxoo good Soc Sheets, sale price to-
morrow, each ------------------ CSC
8Ixoo best LIS Sheets, special sale
price, each ---------S 3c
Best I5c Pillow Gases fOr------ loo
Best l7Hc Pillow Cases for-----I2Ac
Best 25c Pillow Cases for-- Ioc
8 to II O'Clock.
60 in. Soft finished Ioc Muslin
bleached-I5 yards for
Best roc yard wide Brown Domestic,
Pei yold------------- U
Special-Soft finished bleached Do
mestic, special sale price, yard - &C
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Mems And Boys Hatwear.

AT 80 cents on the dollar at the Great
August Clearance Sale we will offer our
entire stock of Fine Straw Hats.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20
Read these items and note the
exceptional low prices.

Laules Nlmonas, with long Sleeves,
worth soc and 75e, for, each---- 21c
One lot of Sacques for old ladies, 7sc
values for o,c
ChiIdren's Aprons for 21c
Silk Petticoats, pretty shades and black
$50 values, 2.7s
One lot of Chldren's Colored Dresses.
10 styles in high neck and low neck,
I.25 values for o6e
Ladies' Gowns, made of good muslin.
yokes trimmed with embroidery and
tucks, made generously full; worth 1 90
sale price "a,
Ladies Chemise, Skirts and Gowns full
sizes, deliberately trimmed, made of good
N" ~ $1,000 -----------------0 SC
One lot of sample Skirts, lace and EN-.
Droldery trimmed, with deep founces,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-20

A Clean-Sweep Offer of Wash
Goods.
One thousand yards, all mill ends, pretty
lawns-the Toc to I5c grades-Io yards in
each piece. Sale price per yard IKE
$50 Printed Batistes; pretty $50 Or
81 in. Madras, worth zoe yard, all :
mill ends, per yard nc
Solid color Voles, worth 25c a yard;
per yard IAc
Five hundred yards, mostly red
grounds with white figures, Icc lawns
per yard 3Hc
CSC Suitings, in skirt lengths, yard Ioc
Pretty Swiss Voies, black and white,
worth CSC yard. Sale price, yard Iec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Finance Committeeman
Are in Favor of
Appropriation.

An appropriation TO fit up an
emergency hospital IN the new mu.
nicipal building wili probably be al
lowed By tho finance committees. On
Saturday the members Of The com.
mittec announced that there woaid
br no funds available for such an
establishment
To-day a. least three members u
the committee Insist that = failure
10 establish a municipal emergency
hospital wiIi be- q violation % the
implied promise made when the peo-
pie voted an tMsue ~ $1,000 In
bends for hospital purposes.
Councilmen Goddard aud Way
have NJ all times pleaded for the
hospital appropriation. and renf
firmed IN an interviev today their
oftexpresaed opinion that the city
should own and operate ita own
hospital
Councilman Hurd also comes out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
LIGHTING
FOR LIFE


p1HTf.AND orr Ocf m
usls g. kour AFTER The op~nlnr "A
49,. fhis uoxnluw she ufate raiie.l
= - sts-esa re nrsxe ,has shs.
ss,st Il vashan wolfg rpsfs op ~.
$3.50 " r.luard n Maize an,
.....eeea shst ~ raea wae e.,,,-
~. Thsr n. sas~n.. wa., ~
-. h ~ effort h. hammer nss
! 49,. - ,...s..,.sss... ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
WOMAN MAKES A
VICIOUS ATTACK

CHICAGO. Oct 49, Lumah
Mann. son Of the millionaire vice
president OF the Mann Mcrann
eailway Supply company. who was
released on $4,000 bail on the
charge OF having atrangiod 10 death
Mrs. Fannie Thompson last July,
was attacked by Mrs. Annie
blanchard as he was leaving the
court house today
Tho woman had gone TO the court
house and waited until today'a pro
ceedinga were over. and when Mann
walked from the court room she
pounced upon him like tigress,
using her finger nails and her fists.
She declared that he had stolen
her diamond ring and she wanted
Il back The police lnterfered and
finally parted the two. Mann ca.
capped In an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ACTRESS ON
The STAND
Edna Wallace Hopper
Testifies in the
Brown Case.
tBy United prsss.)

NEW YORK. Oct "a Edna Wal.
lace Hopper. the actress. was on.
amined today In the bankruptcy
hearing OF A o Brown. the broker
whose failure created miniature
panic laat August She said IN ans.
wer 20 aucAtions by the attorneys
FOR the receivers, that she did not
care any more for the automobile
that Brown had given her than she
did for anything else that the brok.
or had presented her.
THE pleasure ! derive from the
gifts IL IN the knowledge Of the fact
that they we're presented 10 ne.
and not because of their intrinsic
value. said Miss Hopper
Brown. who was seated among
the lawyers. nodded aud smiled
when his ftancee made this state.
ment aud she smiled back az him.
Mias Hopper admitted having re-
Q lived a $4,000 life insurance policy
and some cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
CLOSE OUT THE
MONARCH
STOCK, LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF BIG FIRST
AVENUE CONCERN SOLD TO THE GREAT
WESTERN CLOTHING COMPANY.

The Great Western Clothing Com.
paHy. one Of the largest mercantile
concerns In the United States, with
stores In many Of the large cities
of tho West. has purchased the
lease aud business Of the Monarch
shoe a Clothing Co. On First ay.
enue. near University street
Coming into the local field unan.
n0unced. the mammoth corporation
quietly negotiated the purchase of
the Monarch. securing with Il u
long time lease Of the building. 20.
gethsr with three large Easements.
TO bs used ~ waFerooms for their
big surplus stocks A beautiful
new front has just been completed.
aud the entire interior of the store
thoroughly modernized. the change
being 20 marked that patrons Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
TAKES HOUR FOR
RUN OF 10
MINUTES

Citizens employed al the Great
Northern docks complain bitterly Of
the car service on Western av.
declaring that the trip from The
foot OF the avenue 10 the docks
which should take but ~ minutes.
requires on The average fully an
hour because 81 the delays due 10
the cnngested traffic In the whole.
sale district.
Every morning. declared a dock
employs to-day. the traffic IL block
ed win teams and men Who take
their time 20 get out OF the way.
frequently stopping ~ unload q
wagon fall 81 sand II takes nearly
a. long 20 make the trip Ia the
evening. when we return.
II called up Superintendent 81
Public Utilities Bouillon 10 make a
proteat and he not only answered
dsscourteomsiy but hung np the teIe.
ph0ne In tbs midst 0f the eonverMa.
ton We believe he - chiefly at
fault. a. h. compelled the company
% use the Western Az run after the
patrons % the line had voted In
favor OF LIST Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SAVE MONEY ON
PRISONERS FOOD

4 municipal cook and hitchen 20
feed city prisoners, viii b. the rec
nmmendatian 81 chief ~ Police
ward. who has returned from a trip
to Oakland lie says that bY this
means prisoners meals IN Oakland
cost n cents a day. against 1TL
cents in Seattle under the contract
system. III Oakland tho II cents a
day includes tho cost ~ clothing Tor
the chain gang and fuel for the
Kitchen. The chief aaya thia would
save Seattle ts.e0 a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
BURNS WILL
RETIRE


In letter 20 G. Harrison Green u
Tits city billy Neall manager Of
Tommy Burns. declares that the
heavy weight = fight wifh Johnson In
Australia IN December will b, pos
iuveiy his last appearance tn the
ring There u NO necessity for
Tommy To make a Patfllfarswe In
order 20 boost his 60 with John
sen. a. he Is guaranteed $50 600
win. hose or draw, while Little Ar.
thur accepts sSn0o aud expenses Tor
his share
Burns has picked up q snug for
tune out of the flRht game ia
Europe and Australia. and j. able
u retire II he wants 10. no natter
shat may be the outcome Of the
fight with the noEru.
Manager Neal h in a hospital
~ Msurogia. Cal and says be wsll
not BE- able 10 wiiness the mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

old establishment viii scarcely rec
oguize a.
The plans Of the Great Western
contemplate a complete change in
the methods as well IA an entire
new stock Of the best popular price
sort. and a strictly one-price sys-
tenn.
Preparations are nov ia progress
Tor a big closing out sale. an abso-
late clean out. al an early date
starting probably next Saturday. Of
every article IN the Monarch stock
The new owners promise something
startling In the matter Of low
prices. Included in the goods mark.
cd for slaughter are Mems. Won
ems and Children's Shoes. Rubbers.
Rubber Coats. Mems. Boys and
Children's Clothing. an exception
ally large assortment OF Underwear
and Furnishings. blankets. etc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
UNEMPLOYED
WANT Aid
Sixty Thousand Attempt
TO Enter English
Parliament.

LONDON. Oct. i3 Over so O00
unemployed. determined to present
their thr0ngs 10 parliament today
rushed the police near the parlla
ment buildings and several times
nearly succeeded in breaking
through the lines They rushed the
police with cries 81 throw the pc.
lice into the Thames and serious
trouble is expected when might falls.
The authorities expect the trouble
70 last all night A pitched battle
may result
The trouble around the parlla.
ment houses began early today.
The unemployed men. many OF
whom are 10 a pitlful condition.
want parliament TO consider meas.
ures for their relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SEATTLE MAN IS LOST
I'm WOODS AT ARLINGTON

Meikeiiohn'a predlcament came IN n
telephone mensaRe to Mr. Brown last
night from Robert Mycfa ~ Airing
ton. with whom Mfiklejohn had an
engagement Meikeiiohn went Tor
a short cruise ~ the timber, taking
no food. and only armed With re-
volver. when he failed % appear
at the time set. Myers became nnH-
ious ana Yesterday decided to teie-
phone ~ Seattle
Tho woods around Arlington are
exceptionally dense ANA the country
III mountainous n III possible for "A
person a. be- lost ana Htarve 20
death within few miles ~ ctviliza-
ton
Meikieiohn IL 30 years old. unmar-
fied and liver ~ the Seattle Athletic
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

ne fpiis~fnE pafeuass prices -sfs
eueted 90 Westsrn a. this 4asfHfns
rNEtTf ufd hens live wetnht
fte 80 Y1uud dressed tfr ser
puurf aFfinT fhiesans i've. ite pet
guBnd dressed 10 psf paand bfa4tets
Ne. - 80 peHHi dressed. s4e
s4gata ffat 30 fnssnl docks spffna
stfa. 49, go Eauod dressed lfc per
paahd pfktHHa 81 psr faaan
BUT ~ Teal fanra. isssse per
pouna
zoos tsssaf Fnnah. fasttr
MHATN Dressed go Nra1 lafar Use
pouna stssfs tAs Per psand suttsa.
~etheFs s&e fsf pRand. sWea ms psr
p0und ttera 80 peg p1mnH takrnb
g peF pessd belle snd easa aAs per
p~9nd
MEATS Dressed - Veal. large &C.
pet psunf medium. testlae PEI pound
Tbs following are ieest quetafians
mads 81 Western ~. thia marniaai
FRUIT .@slrasanstsin appi-a 81 eel 81
tomatoes. af see appfsa. s3f.fi
FEukTA .FHs@f'afrnfa IS peer sack
greece enisnn. ~ dos Nsw pafat4aa ne
zt fen spiasrh. zee hos raulifi1s Of
tist dos bssss Tee SAGA. Csisry
AQ.fte AnsNm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
PASTOR TO TELL
EAST ABOUT WEST

Seattle ana the state % washing.
ton will be exploited on tha lecture
platform IN Coanecticuf By the Rev
Hugh Elmer brown ~ Hampton.
conn. Hey Nr. brown. Who IL a
native Of this state. has written
Secretary nogs 81 the Commercial
GLIB for descriptive literature for
fla lecture which he says be has
decided upon bocauac % numerous IN
Washington.