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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Sea View Park

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ltst aDtsrs sFii sFpaFafsif. raHT tsfns
CENTURY NNAHTn EN
tFff Alaats Ni1e eEsaH
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PUBLIC MARKET

Large cantaloupes az ! iU )
cents. small can;aloapes a J n
10 cents, Tokay grapes Il ls ezs
a pound, large grape fruit a. ! 4
IS cents. anchoyies 81 Is eenn /
pound. kippered salmon a II
cents a pound. crab apples a !
cents a basket. Swedish rye hNa
at 10 cents a leaf. Malaga grNa
At 2 pounds for is cents. Ysh1
canning peaches at Sis q ~
bluebaek salmon at 10 oeza !
pound, cucnmbers al % csna !
dozen. and peppers al 10 csaa !
dozen are the specials which "
be on sale at the public maFkA ,
MORROW.
Hadlahes huncnes fer "
Parsley, Sc tunek.
Ttraisss. ; ruuehes for te
Celery bunch. 1-iee.
cshhsEe. ic-4e per n.
HatsiaEEs fAe -
Bests 3 tunehes Sc.
Head lettuce FER te
Lemons Is sec Per doa
Fanet apnlrs 81 te-tft tof
New apples dozen. little
Peaches use box
Fiueaurles ia-tec each.
Oranges af.sfc doa
Grape ffuis large, , fer fte
Peaches. affaif per bof
piumM gH-1au per basket
IffumsH. 362ec per basket
WatnrmeiunN &c per 10.
rauteionpae ais e-T &c each
Flowers Carnations. ser ~ a,
Washington creamery hrisei
IeWa cft4 merry 9 ibs tAei EAnsA l-''-
2ke ih
LEGAL ranch swka stc deh
Potatoes new iAc-i Ne ptf
soniana uanchsa Sc eeiAhs -
~ iha FOR Sc
Carrots 3 banches fer q.
summer squash. SC ID Ysilo" ''-'''
Sc lb 4
Mutton eheps iis-iie I.
steaks faf4 -ftt u refterho9H +.
n siflain. ls-itc 10 round sitnt ~.
it rhaafdsf steak rs ~
Sc N roasts. SIC u. boiling 1ssl y
IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
"AELP WANTED"
AND All CLASSIFIED ADS

one cent q word-~Minimom
charge lSc. When charged 70
account actual number OF lines
as set will be counted. sevuh
Insertions made Tor tho price
OF six when cauh is paid Al
cap. lines. or fraction thcreoi'
will be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Faf Investors with aHaanfs ffafa ffdt
SO zee tnfue 20 0uf affife ard size
~ a. UlHnffuNifF 90 gntFfuFs Fu4 fHst
ws cen secure Co. YUu Irrigated iaHas n
sill asfsf afd riinists ssuai g. zee hssf
orchard isa4a fH fha sfsts SGD De- sfsa
ftass ~ fagHes MsnsfFhsF FsiieF 81
rfLeH uHf e. esfaea zee rrf acre We H4H
l4he 500 a. fha isnd. SOD snoH sea tbaf
Maha nH observation-disclosures
tit Marion Nfofh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
For a Few Days

asaf fHAtft near woodland ENfA tskat
tsGH NMmm ba3hnNN a4a FN rsf 8#WtM
Fsas NfeHaeHt ~ car fa gtth sHa Fn1ns
Heg AV
ENnrr a DRAKE
%asfh ~ waste go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
A Great Snap

EniirsiT uFw. modern fnttass - five
rooms anfflf hulN and nicely finished .
let fsfY inras t1t fier. and the price
81 see terms tttt cash ana SIS per
munfh street Nraded ard paid Tor
Someone Wiii huF fhis coon
AFMfrAaE UNuN
Green Lake Htaron rhpne Green o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
JONES MEETING TONIGHT.

A meeting In the interests Of
Congressman Jones will be held
this evening IN Columbia, on the old
Renton car line. Everett Smith.
W II Lewis and Congressman
Jones will address the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
nalruArloNa WANrgp.'

situations Wanted" adNor
tisemeats eac for is words,
times. Additional space. DO per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

! % net trust printed time
. tables IN newspapers. For
/ time Of departure ard arrival
! Of trains telephone King street
! Station Information bureau'
! sunset. Main 2l4o, lndepeno'
/ ent III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are tho overnight
entries NJ the Meadows ~ Wcdnea.
day
First race. four and half fur
hmm nuL.n- .-Hnnrnlh maldnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Tur NAV NAVY YARD CITY
70 located five hiurkN ffnfn thH ursmHrs
ton Navy Ward the closest FfnpeffF niaf
TEL 70 HhsfN fha uNafnfuauf IL speeding
millions - dollars We are fef : short
Time sellluE large mafafffnnt Tets and
acre tracts o. tae. on terms ~ a. pa
mnnth A. fhls property partly sur
ruanda she Nav Ward n will hsrolns
very valuable iu short time k a0fa
t9 the wise b. saifflcisnt call eu ur
write the
BnEMEHToN nEVEtorMHNr co...
iqQt-ie American bank Halidins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

British steamer Beechloy, which
went on the beach az Nome early
IN July and damaged her bow aud
hui considerably, Is en- route to
Quartormastor llarbor for repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Emery thF wife ~ y hw0'1'
stgs < tath ~ August an . 800.
HaFtsia-fa she wife ~ q W haftNA
slty August - q daughter
NaYHen@FG she wife - ~ N@N3fai
tss q seth, Aukust -. daughter
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BANK cLEARiNes.


STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY
8. c. OSBORN q CO.
New York. Aug. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

BALLARD AGENCY-P. "
Mullen. tt0a Ballard av, OPP
City Hall, Phone. Ballard dVe'
MAIN FlCE-S Seventh aV-
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1860; Ind. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Property damaged oftenilmes
hy inferior paints aud oils The
Federal Paint and Wall Paper
Co. have the right goods 81 the
right prices.
1914 First Az. AZ, AIDE Annex.
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S25 Cash

own some seed lots az Green Lake
Ana West Seattle also some quarter acre
tracts or n~arnn hiii pine Hns that
vli al for zee ane SAGE only tas
o. snsp 80 qgrdou. zee colman hlds
Main tpa, ICES -it-ss
wArERFHoNT LOTS AND AcHF
ONLY 81 EACH
terms esd this propsrty l. oni, fi,s siss
oniy lev isfi A. this prics Cali o.
nnENERToN DEVELOPMENT co
loqp-io American Bank nids
4 SOLD on ire MrRlTs 7
Mako 30 mistake ~ the name. nr.m.
yard Il h CROWNS into elts. ana Z
,ss s l,,si. Close " property on ne
end Nv, iarrs tote $40 ana 40. terms
d and o. monthly. mrsmaffan rftg
#eataf. NJ boats daily
BATTLE HOMEsEEKERs CO.
Owners
naln ofnrs stt.e Empire ndr
Branch otuce bromsrton n
APT1.EToNs MARKET
Pretty aK.ruom cottage iu Washington
PORK addition evep modern convenience
iarge Dot. plenty ~ room. Income ~ a4e
prr month mo- membranes WIN srn
% highly respectable coiorCd family on
easy terms
APPLETON INVESTMENT coRrouA.
TfONi LTD.
Ioi American unnh bids a.
university BAHUAfN
Small cosy home fnr 81 .uaN by owneFt
phone. electric hFht and water iu house
Tine lawn fruit trees nnd flowers R
Peterson flts l0th ~ &c. or Creaeant
Paint co.. l0g Third av -as al
Grand FREQ excursion 60 nramorten
sunday Eot free tickets at C - Hiils
mans office 400 Times block TO soc Ma
new additions. we are the only firm
running free excursions 900 lots on
water front $40 up, tremu. 81 per month
Come today If
For sale by owner b.room modern
cottage, lot io0x1Oo. "a fruit trees. rlty
water Han. street Eradcd. center Of city
neag y car lines. Price $4,000 W II
Niokerson' ilgH W tsth st. ballard
a-f0set
For Sale Corner Federal av and Htsh
land drive i0oxiOo. ftb some terms
owner, Main 1877 Ind ans --gb pr =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
New House

20 minafss from Fionssr aauafs. eaf-
nsf lui cless a. raf lire fsfeafa pias
tered house. wired fns alafffiegiF fffF
aisF. ustsf brsn occupied Price o. zee.
fstQ cash
nNAtNFHn JACKSON Co
it84 Alaska MldE
Main s2g A staf
-. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot DO giV'
en- alter T. o'clock daily.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

bUTrERwoRrM a Sons FrafessionAi
p4reetosa 4n& Licensed EtThaitNsrs. 1871
I'D opp Maors rhsasre Beta phanss fts
Hiatt undsrsaklns CO tis Esina
o. Ffement Rerth as Qfsen tfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.


Heussh espins reelpa and aingie reonla.
aHanahis IN Nifsinia ~ Phone
lots ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

TIE fausral services ~ 5DhnHen
stsi - held frem tne pafsafR % me hNh+
aey4 " atsam eesaEanY "Wednesday Aftsr
noon at : e'eieeA auaaF ths &usfirre ~
inc seattle assss No " o The
rsmaias wiii BE- lnferrrd az the iaase
NIaw eenstaf9s
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nrArn notice.

Hsu-chaflss Hart. 90. Aasus' ~.
pssns-Esward Payne. %. Aussss -.
In this city
August ~ n this city
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SPECIAL NorIcEA
Mend the-Torn Co.

All slshis reserved - Kelly sp4uid.
lnx We sash and mead ladies' Ard
Ksntisfnxns underwear. naa2srY snifts
sns shirt waists bar ard barAsf e0tts.
aprons tahle iinsus etc isls EAst Co
fa1u5la IL Fhanes Iad sist. SUNSET
Raet at -~4t.ei
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CITY RRAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
DETECTIVE SERVICE.

Cody Detective Agency NsEvhants ia
trcl Arcade nidN Al eorh uhdettah "a
Main stts ind Htfa
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Tive furnished heuaeh espina fsema
rent reasonable 4eusN FIRM av Two
ear lines - on
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Day Practically Barren of Price Move
 mentS or News.

New York, March 1.-The small cir cle of professional traders whose op- erations now make up the meagre business in the stock market to-day were hard put to it to find arguments as nominal explanation of their op- erations. The day was practically bar ren of price movements or news of any interest. The fattening out of yes terday's brief spurt of slightly increas- ed activity revival of dealings in stocks. The abstention from the mar ket is quite as marked on the part of sellers as of buyers. IL is this feature that makes the despair of the habitual traders, who cannot make a turn on either side of the market. The con dition of stagnation was absolute at times to-day and there were intervals of minutes at q time when not sin gle transaction was recorded.
 The reduction of the dividend of Calumet X Hecla stock and on a min or copper company had a discourag- ing effect on holders of the copper industrials. Another reduction in the price of copper in London to-day was another factor in the same direction. Some selling of Union Pacific was under suspicion of coming from a well | informed source and the traders were | encouraged to join in the selling, only 1 to find the stock in scarce supply when they attempted to cover. The Paris market was a center of depression for i diamonds shares and in this connec- 1 tion the digest of February imports at New York was of interest for the almost entire disappearance of dia- monds from the list. Securities of low i grade railroads on which the margin 1 of earnings over fixed charges is small were affected by the heavy declines in earnings being shown by the Jan uary statements coming to hand.
 There was disposition to accord to hostile measures directed against the financial eenters and the speculative markets much of the profound dull ness which has now overtaken the stock market
 The scarcity of stocks was the basis for turn against the shorts which caused a brisk rise late in the day when Create Northern ore certificates developed pronounced strength This movement also died out again into dullness and hesitation before the mar. ket closed
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value $1 2i6,000.
 U, S. bonds were unchanged on call
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
THE STOCK MARKET
Trading Limited to Petty Profit Taking Trans
 actions.
DULLNESS STILL A FEATURE
News of Unfavorable Legislation at Washington Has Dampening
 Effect.

The character of the trading in stocks was shown by statements from the floor of the exchange to the effect that one operator has been doing most of the business during the pres ent week, having bid stocks up, sold them out, depressed them. bid them up again, and later sold them out again. His only purpose was to make a turn of a half point or so, and get out. He did not appear to care whether he took the buying or selling side-it was merely matter of mak- ing a profit. Other traders tried to follow him, and between them three- fourths of the transactions could probably be accounted for. This man was credited with the various attacks on Union Pacific and some of the buy ing of the metal issues.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

Detective Henry J, Donnelly ar rested Joseph Gallagher yesterday morning on the charge of burglary, and some of the goods which he is alleged to have stolen have also bee I recovered
 John D, Kelly. the George street plumber. has the contact for the plumbing work in new house in course of construction in Edgehill road, and his large tool box, which was locked was left on the premises open and number of articles taken, including some brass faucets which Detective Donnelly recovered al one of the pawn shops, where it is claimed Gallagher disposed of them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
Miscellaneous Bonds.
TEX dividend.
MORE SUNDAY CARS.

Many extra cars are to be put on by the Connecticut company on Sundays.
 Starting at one o'clock in the after noon. trolleys will be run to Wallng- ford every half hour. and will continue on that schedule until seven o'clock in the evening.
 Half hour running time will also be in operation on the Bridgeport and Woodmont line Sunday from twelve o'clock noon unitl seven in the evening. The regular time for both lines at the present time, is every hour.
 A twentyfour minute service will be maintained on the Lighthouse line from 12i until seven o'clock, instead ot a AS minute service, as is the case week days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
PEog!gg}h4,E!|;;SAHlkSs1RvSSTE g!g g}4,!|;; g

decrease in all three items from July 1 last.
 January, 1908:
 Gross earnings, $593,9SS; decrease, $21,731.
 Net earnings, $11S,516; decrease, $50,221.
 Surplus. $3S, 763; decrease. $61,765. From July 1st:
 Gross earnings, s4.9OO,213; de- crease, s7,953.
 Net earnings, s1,556,561; decrease, s97,313.
 Surplus, s9SS,6O5; decrease, $15O,- GIG.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
FOR FRANCES WILLARD.
", (. T. |. Will Hold Service This
 Afternoon.

w. C. T. t., No. 1, will hold a mom- orial service for Frances Willard at Trinity parish house, l52 Temple street Thursday March ., at D. m. The ex- ercises will consist of sketches of Miss Wilard's life and work, music by the Loyal Legion and recitations. The public are invited. The president of the Union is Mrs. Milton Phillips, wife of the pastor of Whltneyville church,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The first hour of business was the dullest of any day thus far this year Up to noon the sales were about a third smaller than Tuesday The first hours transactions were IT, 1000 shares and $360.000 in bonds. Business con- tinued at about that rate up to mid day, but grew still smaller between 12 and o'clock At 1 o'clock the gener- al list showed only trifing changes Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were heavy, the former having de- clined more than point from the early high prices. The continued heaviness of Union Pacific tended to check the market.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Lead common is again one of the strongest stocks. holding around 49 for time. The nine-point profit on this movement led to some very good selling yesterday by houses who were among the first to appreciate the op- portunity for an advance held out by this stock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

One cause for the dullness of the market was the report from Washing ton that in compliance with a. rush order" from the president the Inter- state commission had taken the pre- liminary steps to comply with the presidents order to investigate the subject of the railroads reason for re- ducing wages.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
FIRE IN CLOTHES PRESS.
Prompt Discovery of Blaze in Philip Rosenfcld's Prevents Damage.

Fire broke out in a clothes press at the home of Philip Rosenfield at l44 Liberty street last evening and would have done considerable damage except for it's immediate dscoverd. An alarm was rung in and the blaze was extinguished without difficulty, The house is owned by Leon Horan,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The Hepburn measure was little talk cd of to-day Brokers came to the con clusion that it was so radical as to make it impossible of passage. What the street fears, however, is that some sort of bill may be gotten through which will impose even a per cent. tax on stock trading. With business dull such a charge would be considered burdensome. Should the market be- come active a tax of ) cents on loo shares would he almost ignored The view prevailed this afternoon. however. that no government tax would be inn posed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The termination of the contest for the control of Illinois Central in a complete victory for E. H, Hartman over Stuyvesant Fish was thought by some people to account for the weak ness of Union Pacific. With an end to such hostilities there is usually a little easing up in prices of the secur- ities involved.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Discounts in London yesterday were down Is per cent. Since the last bank statement London has secured considerable gold and this week will show smaller liabilities on account of the return of money which went to pay March dividends. Because of this it was agreed in international banking circles here that the outlook was good for reduction in the Bank of Eng land rate to-day to 1-2 per cent A reduction in the Bank of Germany rate to per cent. was on the program for this week. but the unexpectedly bad statement deferred it.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Very little time money was loaned. few small transactions were nut through, but their aggregate was in- significant. AS money broker re- ceives only S33 commission for lend ing s100.000. earnings are considered very small when the business does not show s1,0o0,0)0 loaned in a week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
JOHN SENtON HURT.

John Semon of the Semon Ice Cream company is at his home suffering from injuries as tho result of a horse kick. If was believed al first he had a frac tured skull, but a closer examination proved this to be mistake.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

There was a sharp rise in Great Northern Ore certificates which ad- vanced above 5S on heavy trading. There was no news to account for if. but the movement attracted a great deal of attention.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
BOSTON STOCK MARKER

Reported over privats wires ot Horn blower & Week1. memDers of the New York and Boston Stock Elk charges New Haven ca,ce. 27 Center street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
Decrease in January Earnings of
 S50o2f

Ontario and Western shows a de- crease of S50.221 in net earnings by the January report made public yes terday and substantial loses in gross and surplus. The statement shows a
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

London was not much of factor in the trading. the total transactions Of the arbitrageurs not exceeding 5000 shares
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office, 52 Broadway and ls Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 NnW York March 1
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The reduction. or passing, this week of three Copper dividends additional dividend reduction among manufactur- ing concerns. slight Nenezuelan war scare, with further stock tax discussion affected the list of qu atiuns to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires ot Prince < Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchange sa New York office. 52 Broadway and l5 Center street. New Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
ONTARIO AiD WESTERN.

The best prices of the day were made in the last hour. The close was strong.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
YOUR TALENTS

ndestrucile caTtaI which realize interest,"
 will Build while have the opportunity: This compound interest edolar san nacCou
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly, Root & Co., Investment Brokers. l33 Orange strcer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-18
sATURDAY. JANUARY IS. ls0S.
:. FamIIlar Sci Game D-wateh IL.


The Washington Gaslight Company is just now
in process Of watering its stock by many millions
Prevention by Congress Of this familiar shell game
might indicate fitness % control corporations
throughout the land. just watch and see what
Congress does Golfers Weekly.
The same old game. of course. Con-
gress has made futile efforts for years to
regulate this Washington Gaslight Com
pany, but never succeeded. Somebody or
something was always in the way Good
friends were constantly on guard, both
in the Senate and House, to see that
enormous dividends We're not put in
peril By any legislation favorable 10
the gas consumer. once the House did
actually have the temerity 70 order a bill
reported reducing the price of gas, but
no such bill ever came from the commit
tee. Indeed, Congress found it impossible
to compel an annual report by the gas
company until Senator La Toilette hap
pened to become interested and forced a
necessary amendment into "a District bin.
IF Golfers advice be followed, lust
watch and see what Congress does ~
thousands of gas consumers in Washing
ton win be nightly pleased They them
selves have watched the scandaIous per-
formance year in and year out with hu-
initiation and disgust.