The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1902, Page 8

8 - WONDERFUL GROWTH OF SHIPPING INTERESTS Maritime Trade of 1902 Compared With Five Years Ago Shows That Seattle Is an Important Mart in the World of Commerce Bo enormous has been the increase in the shipping to and from this port during the sat five years that moat citizens of Seattle do not real ize the stupendous proportions it has reached, Since 1897, 18 transporta. tion companies, mo f which own steamship lines operating from Seat tle, while others are agents for various lines, have located In Beattk They are the China Mutual Steamship Co. Commeos Line, Amerioan- Hawatian Line, Globe Navigation Co, Alaska Commercial Co. Alaska fteamship © Pacific Packing & Navigation Co, Kruse Steamship FI Cook & Co,, Northern Commercial Co,, North Amertean Trading & neportation Co, Hmpire Transportatic ‘o., Balfour, Guthrie & Col, la Conner Trading & Transportation ©o,, Vancouver Line, White Star Steamship Co, Puget Tugboat Co, and the Stevenson, Biekum Tugboat Co. The China Mutual ¢ to Beattie 14 months age Sound » of London started to run ite 10 large steamships ‘The liners come to this port from London via the Sues canal, the vite settlements and Fiongkong, a distance of 16,662 miles, and go back over the #ame route, They bring cargoes of Ortental goods and load lumber, grain, salmon, cotton, Hardware, ete., for the Bast The Nippon Yusen Kaisha Mne last August added three steamshipa to the numbe eady running bere, making six in all, The Globe Navigation Co. located tn this city last July, and put on the Be- attle-Honolulu run, the steamships Tampico and Kureka, They also op- freighter Meteor, which carries coal and tron between Beat- tle and San Francisco, and the schooner Wm. Nottingham, which en- gages tn the exporting trade From Honolulu the liners bring large shipments of sugar and fruit, and load return cargoes of general and flour The Amertean-Hawatian line haa been operat- thie port during the last year and a-half, with capacities of 8000 and 12,000 tons each, The Cosmose line of steamships was extended to this port from San Francisco a year and ea-half ago. It # a German line which comes to Seattle via Hamburg, Antwerp, erate the lumber merchandise ing nine steamships from Acapulco San Francieco, and comprises 3% liners, 13 of which have alrgady been to Puget sound The Pacific Packing & Navigation Co, was organised last fall, and practically controls the great and growing fahing Industry of Puget sound and Alaska It operates three and numerous tugboats from Beattie The Alaska Commercial Co. Alaska Stearnship Co, North American Trading & Tr rtation Co, Northwest Commercial Co, and smalier companies, have located here to handie the large amount of shipping that has eprunge up between this city and Alaska. Many vessels have also been added on the San Francisco run to acopmmodate the increase in the coal, eoneral merchandine and passenger traMe between Beattie and that city Port Warden Jensen estimates that the number of vessels that call at thie port trregularty has almost doubled tn the past five ye The government transport service between the Philippines and Alaska has, since the war with Spain, added greatly to Beattic’s shipping Offielal figures comelied and verified for the month of March 1497, are as follows Steamehipe arrived and departed 2.4 ce cocececcses Bailing vessels arrived and departed . Tennage ... bs beens bs eeerecese Merchandine Imported coastwiso Merchandise exported coastwiee .... Coal exported coastwire Lumber exported comstwine ......... + Merchandise exported to foreign porta Lumber exported to foreign porta ... . The official report for March 192 shows an business that ie wonderful years ago, that bas for Beattic probably than any other feature of her growth. follows: steamships, eight salling veasela, Inerease tt te this report compared with that of five caused Ban Francieco'a jealousy and has done more in maritime The report Bteamehip arrived and departed . Salling veeseis arrived and departed . ‘Tonnage 9 +0 #0 Merchandise imported coast wise sees SLMS tons Merchandise exported coastwise ... . oe S499 tons Lumber « ed ... senc0e es 9,204,505 foot Merchand exported to foreign por ++ 8890 tone Laumber exported to foreign ports... . 48,000 feet eattic has become in the maritime amen of all veesela that traded at ch sat present come into Seattle's ourpe not all of these versela call his @ port of entry and trade after To comprehend how important 8 world, 1t la necessary to give the na this port in 1897, and also those whi harbor on commercial pursuit. Of o here in any month, but they make t voyages, whether long or short. The following ts a let of vessels calling at Seattle in 1807 Deep Water Veancie—Gteameahipa: Progresso, City of Topeka, Walla Walla, Willapa, Umatilla, Al-Ki, Signal, Tinshiu Maru, City of Puebia, Witamette, Wakanoura Maru, Transit, Jeanie, Queen, Bertha, Mexico, Sakura Maru, Amapoora, Santa Cruz, Matssyama Maru, Cleveland, Yamaguchi Maru, Portiand, Sound steamers: Greyhound, Flyer, State of Washington, Skagit Chief, Geo. BE. Starr, Rapid Transit, T. W. Lake, Fairhaven, EF. Db. Genith, Utopia, Multnomah, City of Aberdeen, Skagit Queen, Mainlander, Rosntie, Lydia Thompron, Majestic, Dode, Hattie Hansen, Advance, Alice Gertrude, Gariand, Sarah M. Renton, Defiance, City of Seattle, Iola, Mountaineer, Crescent, Niue Star, Hornet, Success, Queen City, Alta, Laurel, Delta, Rainier, Iybona, Nymph, San Juan, Mystic, Doctor, May- flower, Isiand Bell, Active, Discovery, Tonquin, Steelhead, Evergreen, Stimaon, Arrow, White Whe, J. R. Roberta, Lily, Grayling, FEagie, Lady of the Lake, Francia Cutting, Pioneer, Mayflower, Hichard Hoty- oke, Tyee, Wanderer, Tacoma, Sea Lion, Wasp and Yellow Jacket Deep water aniling vessla; Geo. W. Wateon, Rufus C. Wood, Bt. Nicholas, Mt. Carmel, Marian, Gen, Fairchild, Sailor Boy, Samaria, Fine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON. ROCKING CHAIRS AT CONVENIENT PRICES | Taste in regard to patterns and opinions in regard to prices differ very widely in considera- tion of rocking chairs—we have a stock in which both extremes ( of We show the pat- i terns at the highest prices, but { the greatest portion of our stock is made up of low and medium grades. Herewith we give but two of half a hundred satisfac- tory values in cheap rockers. Opinion can choose, most elaborate ALLL PtP Pte For the Week, $2.46 For the Week, $2.20 Solid oak Rocker, shaped, neat Solid oak Rocker, large panel ly embossed t panel, full back, nicely embossed, high turned spindle back and arr spreading arms and tiluminated large illuminated cobbler seat, cobbler seat, fancy turned legs fancy shaped legs; regular price 0 and substantial base; regular $3.16, Special price for the week, ¢ price $2.85. Special price for the $2.46. ? week, $2.20. FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streets. THE SEATTLE STAR. Dechmont, Cathrine Sutton, Vera, Wilma, M. Nelson, Fred 1. Bander, Helipre and Spartan Bound sailing vessels; Lief E,, Highland Queen, Doncaster, Al Shamrock, Penguin, Vida, Caroline, Nevermind, Alecto, “ge ora, Deep Water Veusels—Steamships: Bertha, Dirigo, Chico, Edith, Hero dot, Caarina, Elihu Thompson, Necaria, Neptune; Pleiades, Algoa, Tyo Maru, Ista, Chas, Nelson, Oceano, Luigi Campia, Glenshiet, Falls of Celt io, Guernsey, Mariana, Arctic, Queen Adelaide, Cheeto, Bouth Portland, Senator, Centennial, Selkirk, Lincolnshire, Newsboys, Flba, Lassastris, hima, Dxcelsior, Discovery, Manauens, Ping Buey, Yang Tee, Hyon, Pak Ling, Kintuck, Ching Wo, Kalsow, Moyune, Teenkal, Copac k, a our onne, Lyra, Hyades, Shinano Maru, Tosa Maru, Tampico, . eka, Kaga Maru, Meteor, Jeanie, Riojun Maru, Newport, Queen, Uma City of Puebla, City of Beattie, Kinshiu Maru, Cottage City, City of Topeka, Valencia, Spokane, John 8. Kimball, Santa Ana, Nome City, Melville Dollar, Robert Dollar, Farallon, Hoanoke, Dolphin, Californian, tila, Humboldt, Ohio, Indiana, Conemaugh, Dispatch, American, Hawalian, Oregonian, Alaskan, Arizona, Texan, Nevada, Nebraska, Abydos, Dendarah, Kambyses, Karnak, Memphis, Menes, Neko, Oniris, Pontaur, Rameses, Serapis, Setos, Theban, Totmer, Luciana, Oc- tavia, Lavinia, Itaurl, Bakkarah, Ammon, Amasia, Adridtna, Modestia, Asavan, Hathor, Luxor, Banda, Barta, Delia, Volumnia, Tanis, Mera, Kainier, Radames, Anubis, Lesostria, Hermonthia, St. Paul, Portiand, Coronado, Newburg, Westport. Sound steamships: City of Everett, Greyhound, Flyer, Behome, Btate of Washington, Inland Fiyer, Skagit Chief, Geo, B. Btarr, Rapid Transit, T. W. Lake, Fairhaven, City of Denver,,E, D. Smith, Utopia, Capital City, Multnomah, City of Aberdeen, Olympic, Athlon, La Connor, Trans- port, Mainiander, Rosalie, Majestic, Lydia Thompson, Defiance, Dode, Hattle Hansen, Advance, Albion, Hagle, Alice Gertrude, Gariand, Pros- per, Lady of the Lake, Sentinel, T. C, Reed, Dauntless, Skagit Queen, Chy of Seattle, Hvangel, R. P. Armor, Tyee, Wanderer, Tacoma, Richard Holyoke, Pioneer, Bea Lion, Magic, Lorne, Tatoowh, Dolphin, Rabona, J. BE. Boyden, Yellow Jacket, Wasp, Crescent, Blue Star, Hornet, Success, Lumberman, Sea Foam, Evergreen, Active, Defender, Enigma, Queen City, Detective, George T. Bonita, Grayling, Alta, Laurel, Delta, Rainier, Nymph, San Juan, NeNie Pierson, Mystic, Harry B., On ear B., Doctor, Mayflower, Challenge, lola, Mountaineer, Btimson, Tilli- cum, A. R. Robinson, Cornelia Cook, Alaskan, Island bell, Discovery, Tonquin, Delta, Btecihead, Evergreen, Checto, Arrow, White Wing, J. k Loberta, Lily, Betella, Mary D. Hume, Electric, C. C. Cherry, Alice, Beav- er, Equator, Francia Cutting, Independent, Defender, Filrt. Deep water sailing vessels: Arilla, Wemper Biros., Diamond Head, Penrhyn Castle, Spring Bank, Martha W. Tuft, Bheckinshire, Nellie G Thurston, Kennebec, Deephope, Folkirk, Laomene, O. M, Kellog, Aloha, Otillia, Fjord, Thekla, King George, A. M. Baxter, Corona, Wanderer, Belfort, C. D. Bryant, Bodicea, Mildred, Stimson, Wm. Nottingham, El- «inshire, Ralph D. Long, Oleterkamp, Columbia, Abbie M. Deering, Abbie F. Morris, Horda, Nellie Coleman, Carrier Dove, Eclipse, Albert Mayer, Challenger, Enterprise, Bt. James, Cara, Courtney Ford, Matahorn, Spar- tan, Gen, Biglin, Joseph Russ, America, Harvester, Ferris 8. Thompson, Maid of Orleans, Guy C. Goss, Bt. Paul, Kate Davenport, Lizzie Colby, Thos. F. Bayard, J. B. Ward Sound salling vessels: Lief E, Highland Queen, Doncaster, Jessie, Reef, Alcedo, Myrtle, Ella G., Shamrock, Deake, Penguin , Lakon, Vida, Caroline, Nevermind, Norman Sunde, Mary, Pilot, Maria, Bopel- la, Decker, Crescent, Admiral Dewey, Zickel, Hero, Laurel, Anaconda, Alma, Laclabell, Balboa, John L P. Abler, Albatross, Pilot, Cora, Gold, Caroline, Myrtle, Alpena, Duxbury, Ella G,, Reef. eldo, Sunde, Laurel, Lissie Cilby, Alma, Martha, W. Tuft,’ Laclabell, Alpena, J. B. Ward, Duxbury, Ella G,, Nellie Coleman The following ts the list of vessels calling at Beattie this year HE FAIR STOCK COR. SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. HIS ENTIRE STOCK must go at auction. Fifty thousand dol- lars’ worth of merchandise must be sold within thirty days at public auction, without reserve..... Three Sales Daily 10 A. M., 1:30 P. M. 7:30 P.M. | You will find every article carried by any first-clas¢ Dry Goods Clothing Millinery Notions Underwear house here at your own price. You can select any article throughout the store and buy it at auction. Any goods not as represented we ask you to return and get your money back. J. KAY, - - - - - Auctioneer Shoes Save the Pennies Save the nickels and save the dimen b dred cents make « dollar, Your dollars buy well advertising under this heading EVERY AD. NEW EVERY DAY Nature | ©3% Study Every hun every dealer rareful buying of 12-inch Malieable .. BC I4-inch Malleat Bho | 12-inch Steel 6he | With your Camera is now tn l4-inch Steel .. ibe \@ order. We carry a full line of 16-inch Steel Bho Camera supplies and develop and finish Kodak photos in best pos sible manner. ALFRED S, WITTER & CO. 222 Pike Street Good Health pure blood, If weak and im- pure your health fe bad, Take a asprin, medicine and tonic, Hirsch’s Sarsaparilla, 75 cents, is the beat of blood purifiers, Hirsch Pharmacy Co. First and Pike, Tel, Main916 Garden Hoes . Good Wheel Barrows ERNST BROS. 606 Pike Steet Tel, Green 72 $2.25 Spring-Time Blossoms Cut Flowers and Plants, Lawns Comea from your blood is and Gardens cared for by the month, Twentieth 122) FIRST AVENUE Tel. Matn 967, Next Door to P, O, DR. JOHN J. KOWALSKI wSclentific Optician... 800 Second Av., bet. Columbia and Marion Open Sundays 11:00 to 12, THE BON MARCHE MEN'S $3.60 HATS, $1.50 Men's Hats, from the Chen stock, several atyles to ct from, in brown and black, wor $2.4 each; on sale Wednesday from 9% till 12, at $1.50 be TAPESTRY FOR 68 (-inch Tapestry, in bagdad stripes, rich colorings, regular price 85c a yard; tomorrow, from 9 til 12, at Sde MEN'S i6c TIES, 10¢ A lot of Men's Band Bows, worth 250 each, will be offered tomorrow morning, from 9% tll 12, at ,each, 10c, MEN'S Wc WORKING BHORTS, 29c. Men's Cheviot Working Shirts, worth 60c each; on sale tomor- row morning, from 9% till 12, at 390. DOWN STAIRS SPECIALS FROM % TILL 12. Yellow Mixing Bowls, 10 inches in diameter, at, each, 10¢ Rock Tea Pots, 260 size, each, 10c. 260 Imitation Cut Glass Berry Bowls, at, each, l0c. JAPANESE SILKS, 2ic A YARD. 20-inch Japanese Bilkes, in all colors and black; on sale from 9 till 12 tomorrow, at 26c. 2c SUPPORTERS, lhc. Hook On Hose Supporters, fancy frilied elastic and button catch, reguiar value 2c; on sale Thursday, from @ till 12, at 150. TWINE SHOPPING BAGS, WORTH 360, AT 2c. Twine Shopping Bags, worth She each; on sale tomorrow, from 9 Gl 12, at 23c. at, Good Bteel House Hammers, nickel plated, worth 35c each; for 18c each, 10-quart Galvanized Water Pals, regular 20; each 5c. Dripping Pans, 10x18, regular iTe; for 10e each. Picture Hooks, braes and nicely finished, value 100 dozen; be doz. Brass Bird Cage Spring, lo each Best Dampers made, 6-inch size be each. Shelf Paper, all colors, 2 pack- ages for bc. Wood Salt Foxes, 10c each. Good Wood Chopping Bow!s, be each. 3 Arm Towel Racks, 9c each. Good Wood Frame Wringer, value $1.75; for 98¢ each. Heavy Wire Tea Pot Stands, regular 10¢, for bc each. Good Tin Dipper, fe each. Wire Coat and Hat Hooks, dosen. It’s Here Next Saturday 6 6 ainier | Keenly appreciated because better each year—This year is no ex- ception. In bottles as well as on draught. Telephone Rainer 30, \Seattle Brewing & Malt- ing Co., Seattle aa sen jos ed When buying articles advertised in this paper, speak of the Star. eo ToLignt Your Home Cheaply S| and secure the best results for the least expense use electric light. The Seattle Electric (0, 907 First Ave. NNR eee it is pecials Thursday Morning This Is the List of Extra Specials on Sale T morrow Morning, from 9 O'clock Till Noon, f Down Stairs Borming for Thursday => i Heavy Linen Dish Mop, 3¢ each | rubber roll, well finished, regular | | “4 TheBon Marche NORDHOFF @ Co. 1419 to 1935 Second Av. and I15-125 Pike $. ‘Harvard Dental this paper, peak Teeth extracted without pall uf no charge when plates are | Full set of Teeth as low @8.,- | Gold Crown as low a8...- | Bridge Work as low as Gold Filling ae Silver Fillings When buying ar WE r NPSDAY, APRI. i ae NORDHOFE @ 66 9tol2 ze. =e, || < |\ APSORBENT COTTON Johnson & Johnson’ A ® \baorbent Cotton, «ad Cron we regular fr Lil 12 tomorrow, ; i packages for 16e, + three , Only three packages customer, 1 eat PIERCH'S PILLS HALP Pricg Pierce's Pills, regular me two bottles for 2h, be We limit the quantit bottles to each customer,” * HURLBUT'S LINEN f, Huribut's New York Tablets, ruled or plain, packet and letter’ - Dot, prices lic, We and Se special Deion, from $ till “w morrow, 10c, Ide and tach, WOMEN'S $2.50 WALKING SHOE, $2.6, WOMEN'S KIMONOS, Ra A lot of Women's worth $5.50 and $6.00, ay | wool French Challis, in the figures with satin stripes, in gant colorings, shades to choose from, fashioned, sleeves and deep, round and trimmed with wool albatross; will be rae 9 till 12, ‘Thursday, at, choig 3.98. CHILDREN'S 5.9 COATS fun, Children's Short White different materiais, mate ot large collar, some of them trim. med around the bottom, Drices $3.60 and $5.00; on to morrow, from 9 till 12,-at $a, The Down Stairs Store j out-doing steelf with making this week, keepers needs are now because house the order of the day everywhere, These extra specials te Thursday— Aluminum House inch size, 60 each. meee om Heavy Cotten Mon everywhere for 26c, Wire Coat Hangers, 9 sath, Good Folding Lunch Bouts, te each. 4 Wire oe, the handiegt thing out, Ide #8 Bissel Carpet § "11 each. : JEWELRY DEM nese weeesecaxzresrreo. a Bee twe «da ‘Parlors Gid Secrre Averwe. Over German Bakery ‘All work guaranteed for 15 yeer® LADY ATTENDANT, Houra—8:30 a, m. to 8:00 Sundays—9:00 a. m. to 2:00 B. m il It te also thme to ret our line of _hagdeome Watch Cases and o0f clal movements, Alt goods are strictly high-grade guaranteed to give perfect MEDS satisfaction 807 FIRST time ipeeeee tor Col- imbia an Puget Gots Nallroad and the Seattl® Electric Co, articles ad ot the Star