The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1904, Page 5

; J : S525 MAYOR BALLINGEn - Wage Native ranch, M@2e dow Yregon ranch, 2Te doa; Rastern 2@ Cheese—Native, 11@ 120 Ib. Chickens, hena, 120) apring, 16@ h, Eto, Malthe, 4@ tie per watmon| CLASS OF AT LEAST 500 CANDIDATES WILL BE INITIATED IN Cee sonty 9 ve ~ Me THIS CITY NEXT’ SATURDAY EVENING — PROMINENT tty 16 ib HIS ATTEMPT TO INSTILL DISCIPLINE INTO STREET CON ae : ean TRACTORS MAY BE HARDER THAN AT FIRST THOUGHT Greseries end Goreate, er ugar, Golden C, tm sacks, $6.48; mn paten G, in, pasa Oh ban eatek od,| ‘The largent class of candi ning band and orchestra the | Ce tn barrels, $6.80; dry granulated, in| With one exception, ever Inducted xty-nine entertainers will be in tacks, $6.05; cubs, in barrel, $4.60; | into the mynte: of Woodcraft in] evidence, There ts a lot of trouble ahead | and granted the latter by ordinance Ae patent sper barrel, $4.50: | the state of Washington will be In Excursion rates of one and one for Mayor Ballinger, In a worthy | ‘This responsibility ts now with | fay", s, i act | por barrel. /itiated next Saturday evening, Oc-| third fare for the round trip have effort to instill some regard for the | the board of works and the mayor | nara wheat, 06.60; Pillebury ry tyy | tober t, in this city | been secured on the principal rall Jaw Into Seattle's procrastinating | The latter has intimated that the |} irys Hent, $6.76; Btendara Da. }| Work has been going on for sev-| road lines running into the city street contractors, he bas run up| council has been too careless tn | kota "S678, Whole wheat four, per | @ral months past in order to bring| The local uniform teams and band ‘against a problem that is Hable to | granting the extensions, To avold | barrel. $4.00 ham, $3.40; graham, | the big event to a successful climax | will meet the visitors on arrival in wause him more vexation than his| the responsibility of being a party | 1% per » tye four, 60% }and now everything i# in shape,| the city and escort them to Third elated attempts to suppress ga to transactions of this kind, of | bale ¢ - with the exception of a few minor! Avenue hall, which has been se Bling. He found out that the cc which he knew not the merita, he | $4.60. bu ; details which will be taken care of | lected as headquarters for all Wood cll was granting extensions of the | has refused to sign the ordinances me corn | BOXt Week | Sem Curing the day and ¢ to street contractors without au- | allowing them to go Into effect with barrel, $4.00; yellow The following prominent men! All Woodmen must secur thority and procured an opinion | the written approval of the council bale, who are members of the order will! from their camp clerk before they Geom the corporation esunsel to | aleve. | CC ? se wake edéres Gov, Meliride, on | will be admitied at the ra houre. how that he was right, | "The mombers of the council af-| box. 16 ibs, $4.00; Purina hang hea Mle ce Hie iggy hand a The councilmen professed to be-| firm that they will be glad If the | $5.50; Farina, 10-1b ma paver o8 “tae Cy ot Beattie bution on ‘Thurac mber 29. Weve that they were glad the dis-| mayor can handle the contractors | }200: hominy, large, : hae cere akan oe Sealer covery was m They imm Samer Ween Ge unell Bes, ‘Ther | Car “etch eho a | no Deaee, cont conml otichtioete et new ately turned over application for | believe It to be impossible. They | case, $4.25; Holly cake and pastry | Home Camp, No. 286, Woodmen of| It is now claimed that the num- extensions to the board of works | state that most of the dolay has/ flour, per ease, $4.00; pearl barley,| the World, will deliver @ short ad-| ber of candidat ii be nearer 750 » mayor for actio hs oon caused by he city iself, in| 2%6-ib be er ew 60; peari| a yer of candidates will be nearer 75 ‘and the mayor for action. These | been caused by t P yA leet An | barley, 100-1 an Ke” Sade. ROA | dress, using storeopticon ilustra-| than 600, as was mt first antiel @pplications are now accumulating | changing grades anc Aying iH) cas, 25-l> boxes, $5.00; aplit pean, | C008 #uch as are used in the int-| pated. General Organizer Henry rapidly, The boa nd the mayor portion of the work nder these | }00.ip boxes, $460; popcorn, per |tiatory of Home camp. Music will | Berliner is recelving reports every have done nothing with them. They | conditions they felt that It was im-| owt, $3.6 be supplied by the famous Sixty-| day from camps in different parts way they are waiting for forms of | possible for the city to exact any | s of the state, many of which say Diank applications which they have | penalties for delay, as the munic hat they will send a much larger asked the corporation counsel to | pality would be beaten in court. | delegation than they originally ex prepare Recently, however, the council tod As soon as the blanks are filled picked up courage to appre 5 The attle Woodmen desire to Dut by the contractors asking for | $1,500 for the clty to complete the | keep up thelr reputation in these extensions, they intend to wade into | grading at Third avenue and Denny | big log rollings aud will not be out the matter. Heretofore the method | Way, which was started by con ¢ by Portiand, San Francisco or has been for the board of works to | tractors two years ago. The board Denver, which are having similar make recommendations «as to has not yet made a move to do the | —_— wh r or not extensions shou!d oe work as was ordered Made. Acting on these recomm ations, which almost without ex veption have app ed the apr Bions, the council has gone ahead Low Coughs At first a high cough, all in your throat. You neglected it. Now it is down deep in your chest. That means a Jow cough, a lung cough. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral heals tne torn mem- branes £ FOUNDED ON MERIT Our great musica! instrument bus Incas is founded on merit. Quality is the guiding star of our store, and fte presence is carefully observed first, last and all the time. Where quality is, satisfaction is, and that fs the place to spend your money. | ‘We carry everything musical, from A concert piano to a tin whistle, We are prepared to fill any orders you gnay send ue by mail, and your or Gers will receive the same careful Attention as if you were in our store. You are invited to write ue about anything in the musical in strument line, and your letter will receive prompt attention. NO FINER LINE OF PIANOS Were ever gotten together than we have the honor to represent. Bix | stock, attractive prices, easy terme Also smal! musical instruments. falking machines, records, ete Plano Zoning. repairing and polishing. D.S. JOHNSTON CO (903 poems Avenue. arte Building. | Save $25.0 THIS WINTER From $15.00 to $25.00 can be saved each winter by using al Cole’s Or Hot Blast } ? ; } H } § This nderful stove burns the gas half of soft coal, which is wasted up the chimney with Makes $2.00 Soft Coal Equal to .00 Hard Coal. Even Heat Day and Night, Perfect Clean!inens. FIRE NEVER OUT. Perfect results also with Hard Coal or Wood. ERNST BROS. soo Pika ST. 1158 and Main Phone | b | | There are j the tide th flats. The boa »w has also the entire | esponsibi! tow mayor, of granting ¢ ing an extension © Erickson to comple her with the} or of not grant: | time to ©, J the regrading ond aver The counet!, sev eral months ! that it would walt to see if Brick son intended to finish the work ex peditiously before taking the coo tract away from him and directing the board of works to complete it The time for the completion of the work expired last July, What Mayor ard of works ns to be seen. Rallinger and the be will do about It rema The property owners affected and officials are ity even some of the Jaily becoming more tmpationt at the slowness with which the work is proceeding They do not think Erickson is making & i the prom “es mm the city officials sev. eral months ago. He sald he would have bis Blanchard street sluictng flume in ope m by the first of tember | Ita compl m has been delayed, st it le expected that ft will be pat) to use tomorrow. It is claimed | by many that the dirt ts not being taken out in the vicinity of Vir ginia street as fast as it should be. Erickson claims to be moving 1,900 yards of earth a night. He has one steam shovel at work, but it ean be used only a small portion there are teh ty offi necessary, but ne shovel all The Seattle sible for this. It ts dirt only so fast it pleases: are and the 20 flat cars owned by Erickson have not been handled tn b a manner that they could be kept busy. | An & result the big steam shovel as often been idle 63 minutes out of the hour, waiting for cars to fill | ot enough care and they are delayed In making the circa to lower First avenue by awkwar itching. ‘The electric company | dirt to fill im under its trae THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES. (These prices are to any buyer ta quantities. Prices on small purchases erage 20 per cent higher.) | Fresh Meat—<« Th; steer beet, 6%« ib; | pork, Se Ib; mutton, 6@6% Provisions—Hlams, 15 } tbe 1; breakfast bacon, ise Ib; bellies | fresh, Lc Ib. | Vegetables. California potatoes, 14%@1%e per tb $25 per ton abbage, 1| tom b on bunches: | en Green Fruit, Ete. Wenatches, ¢0c@ 81.28 per box; Valencia oranges, 33.750 4.00 per box. Lé $202.25 per | box. Blackberrt per crate ersinn dater, 6% Banana 0@3.50 bunch. Native #trawb $4.00 per per erate. si@i Apples, Yak ‘1 a $1.00 in box box doren Cante! Dewb hea 5 crate. rrhom. hee nel pe wi Cranberriea, $9.00 per bbl. Hay, Grain and Feed. Onta, $28.00@29 $24.50 per ton; wh chop, $25,00@27.00 per $22.00 per ton: bran, $2 | meal, $82.00 per tor # othy, $18.00 per t F. pressed Umothy @20 wheat hay, $14.0 00 Puget Sound hay, $12@1 middlings, $26.00 per ton corn, $29.00 per ton; straw, per ton, Peanuts, Jumbo, Se; fe. o@ 0 per ton $29@40 ton ton; shorts, | 0.00 per ton; | W. tim: | W. com ton; new per ton; | per ton cracked A-1,| Butter, Eggs, Che 26e per Ib; Native creamery Kast | rune $10.00) ("4 fern cremery frewh @ aX ae stem gio é THE SMATTLE sTar—da TURDAY, ATTLE STAR—WED) )WOODMEN READY FoR TURNS ON WATER FAUCET WHEN HE DESIRES A DRINK—HAS BIG APPETITE FOR LUMPS OF SUGAR BUDD TURNING Chief Cook, of the city fire de partment, and all the firemen at the central station, corner of Third avenue and Main street, have a queer habit. They carry little square lumps of sugar about in thelr pock ets. The explanation lies in the appetite of “EB the splendid big dappl fire horse, the pride ot the department. Budd tn a re inderd arned a trick that sh: this fact very plainly ulness cireus ght wha ver and Bodd hes an & b ot 4 learn aastatance or guidance of an 4 to an exceptional reco wen have never He i the and he has we rd of sable service plishment that has solved the metal upoo vat thout kind Badd first made known his secret accomplishment when a number of the fire houses were admiring his lomsy coat and Nn © story of ho “gameness two b an ey | tere fest a she time ago. visiting ladies ed his several months ago by to a fire after he had suf ken ribe and in a collision n Milwaukee in tong battles with 7 a Neary has fought in ON THE FAUCET. 35 bation, and, tn }whowed a perfect willingness to do! vg Hepes Wg the trick for visitors who call daily BAT oe Dyce Ben db per te the faucet. He is frequent: | nose oe « have to the | ly rewarded with lumps of sugar whi fond, and will f eee if there is any re b he is ¥ tt ward forthcoming when called upon to turn the faucet ther peculiarity of the horse that sb is remarkable Intell! gence is his ability to toll the dif ference between the call for drill and that for a run toa fire. When the bose button sounds several times rapid succession Budd ts out of bis stall and in bis place tr front of the engine instantly, but when the batten only sounds once Badd re in his stall, quietly munching his oats, while the ot h rush out madly, expecting to respond to the call of flames and fire Budd realizes when the b ton busses but once that some new horse it to be trained of that a mere review is to follow, an@ he prefers not to bestir himeelf. Not once, however, has Budd ever found wanting when his help been ts really nee call is giv the beautiful dappie gray is first under bie harness, and it ia he who runs the owiftest up Yesler Way street car wh and down Geattles steep bill | tad ’ petting Budd When the camera man was ready | his neck out cuddently, reached over | with his fMashlight powder, Budd | and took the faucet im his teeth, | obligingly tarned on the faucet, and turned on the water, refreshed him the « mpanying pieture shows self with a long drink and then re- | him tn the act of getting himself a tired to bis stall, Binee then he has drink nar ount of . “= WILL TAKE 4 : eierg “ pe wever, be lhew Un rwood war ep te ef th v.of ACTION - — @ Ber ywong Due & nderwood eed ith PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SAYS | the 1 ‘ ae oem HE WILL TRY NELLIE UN DERWOOD FOR MURDER OF BABY barley, | | o move ha 1 ’ 1 her hu 4, b e perio sd (firmed in t ber 30 as ed ffect r 1 that } tod ’ ‘ 1 tha y Wave a pur o eon espectively merly putaer on th ‘ oO yw erday received his comm ed Staten deputy m for Jistriet w h iu attle. There were four ot ap e position, Gritavan the proper | ISDAY. 81 SEPT. 24, 1904, BOTH HAVE RECORDS LONG-NEARY BATTLE PROM. 1SES TO BE BEST SEEN IN CITY FOR YEARS Kveryone interested in fistic mat | fers in this city these days are busy | figuring out the dope vmning Pec tween Lang and f both boy According to the records men Long bas the call the all been made within the past y Kia Battling y Ryar iaon i Sullivan, and his decision over Lon six rounds t ed Dis boxing career ame year Neary did, and im time has fought 22 battles with knockouts to his cre only three , iraws, and the b sions with the ex four decisions he has hed out # ich, Coemar At Tommy Hernan men for bis the sleep pro. wmmary to ne, and many that attle @t any ¢ wlating at the tn | ASKS REVOCATION OF ANOTHER LICENS SE ition for the revocation of of the Seattle Bar, an A pe the license other saloon alleged to have op- ated gambling games, was filed with the city comptroller yesterday | afternoon by KH. James, the! Cl nion. it is probable that the re ation of ot wloon loenses for the same offen will be asked for later. The petitions will be presented to the license and reven mittee | at ite meeting Monday ternoon and discussion there PASSENGER MEN HERE outcome of “ry on the ¥ on the | | are likely to stir ap @ warm | | | INVITATIONS OUT Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. The GEST NOT WEATHER MEDIOINE Jos, PREVENT ALL SUM CANDY CATHARTIC SSN EY WORK: WHILE YOU Au Drogeists o ER BOWEL TROUBLES Le 3 PAM ys myn ima he The Kind You Have Always Bought. is the caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that has been manufactured under the supervision of Chas, H. Fletcher for over jo years—the genuine Castoria, We respectfully call the attention of fathers and mothers when purchasing Castoria to see that the wrapper bears his signature in black of the bottle in red past d d n rT a t b When the wrapper is removed the same signature appears on both sides Parents who have used Castoria for their little ones in the years need no warning against counterfeits and imitations, but our present uty is to call the attention of the younger generation to the great danger of intro- ucing into their families spurious medicines. It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in the efarious business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes, or what should 1ore properly be termed counterfeits, for medicinal preparations not only for dults, but worse yet, for children’s medicines. It therefore devolves on the mother » scrutinize closely what she gives her child. Adults can do that for themselves, ut the child has to rely on the mother's watchfulness, /ASTORI ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hasbeen in use fo 30 years, has borne the signature of CL Sflliidea ** has been made under his perso: supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeita, Imitations and “Just- as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and langer the health ef Infants and Children—Experie © against Experiment. Whatis CASTORIA Castoria isa harmiess substitute for Castor Oil, Pare= gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, rerulates the Stemach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend, cenuine CASTORIA atway Bears the Signature of vi HILVRLN ie ose ar not Mineral sere Rayos af Cid Br SANOUEL PETER {Remedy { Col | Gren Cocteastone Revertsh ness end LOS® OF SLEEP. The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. THE CONTAUN COMPANY, TT MURRAY ST. mew YORE Corry. BOSTON TheThompsonCo ~ PAINLESS 4 DENTISTS CHEAP FOUR-ROOMED NEW COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES OF FINE LAND, ON CAR LINE AND LAKE, ONLY........ $775 Party can make $2,000 a and chickens. Fine view of Seattle f this beautiful land has been D. Millman's Lake Washington Gar- On terme of $25 down and $10 per month. year on thi property | na. Over t 60 days in C. den of Eden addition. City Offices, Rooms 1, 2, 3 Times Block, or take free boats at Tay- on Washington Street Car Line. Office on Grounds CASCADE LAUNDRY CO CALL-TRADE PRICES SHIRTS 0c COLLARS 2c CUFFS 4c MONTANA ADDITION Lake rlooking Washington Lots $150 Easy Terms. 2M Pike Street. Seattle Dental | Parlors 817 SECOND AVENUB==-—m—e Rooms 11, 12, 13, 14, Hinckley Bik. | Tt VE and a cond Avenue IRD AND MAI STREET The largest and best ‘equipped | A NUE N office on the Pacific Coast, ail the latest and most) methods of modern and |~ dentistry. We crown, fin extract teeth without the least pain, No students employed, but a are dentists of long years’ ex | perience, We examine your teeth | 4 you peNeeT ee W saneaes ans we enerantey Vata gale ety sinsase your work cost We make no OMPANTS We aw, James Tt Dee charge for extracting teeth when ond Ave: New York plot. € rid >id ate | attendance. sare ordered. Lady always In = We Are Not in the Laundry Combine We are not baying competitors’ business to increase our busi- ness, We do it by giving our customers bigh grade work at pop- ular prices. Cut-rate offices Third Ave, near Pike, First Ave, and Bell. Wack: $5.00 SHIRTS, 10c. COLLARS, 2c. CUFFS, 4c Crowns K ® — ilies QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY hp tt Established 1890.