The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1904, Page 6

Star Want Ad Agenci¢ POR, Mullen, S21 Ballard « Bird and Jack ag Graham's Home Bakery, 2703 1 avenue. ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, Second. Thos. Harris, oftiog Renton. | Littie’s Pharmacy, let ave. north and Harrison street, J. MH. Little, and furniture, joe, So re, University “ Se Bt. Pharmacy, 10 Howell _Feliole ‘school tor, M28 . OErtable eres arton jarion atreet. way "Jnone, Union 99. pneereens Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Slayter bo: 1 te Me ahd Mra, W. HE. Aurelio, N to Mr and Mrs, Andrew Hf “yitien Wt nt ww 0 Tih ave ike rt dive man. id yra. Providence how y. 12 Minor ave; heme | M18 Western ave Jane. 4 yrs. se, ASED AIR 5 TUR Soe Ri th .. take them to thetr ee rere oa and tee Augitortye pall at ath and Pine every | ,FREE TICKETS FREK HOMER, otis of He. at Boutheast Aan if © fleet bith Adres FUR he Mahest prise RY each: ong Offices—For Rent TWO In Marion Block t ave. Fi = hans an Leary’s Pharmacy, 235 N. For Rent—Flate FOR” RENT a der, Groom Flat + oo kitchen floor, © = SINGLE aw ouneki Deaths : Cheah @'Hatterys GAY. that live maple floor at | ____ For Rent—tevece Have You a Waat?] Roome and Board — vate phone City Hall. ~ Premert Drug Con Ewing street) OGM and boanl M te Mi per week and Fremont avenue. iwio Fifth ay, Phone be A. Mansfield & Co, Drugolet,) multe James. vertising it. mont alven amex aie LACH = tw an a > Rin d that our privet are tr tenth to ohectitth the prices gaked lots between ry Tiinien ReACH LAND. co. NO Boston Block, or Ral ROOM new modern house, wired for!“ gurity, Meawort & Blaby e te move Htation, by sd Lak Ik WoRTH Boo DON oe. AUCHMON BX FOR GALH—# low at Green Lake, all | cleared, fenced. dewalks and city Ht. modern house, | _ Water MAY DONELLY, massage pe bathe * from that to * BL we Room § Weed hot and Union, Tocwer tor rent bie for ————————— SE FOR RENT.-Fine lt-room house, suitable fo fine y Columbia, oo Tht eh ‘ate FOR, RENT.< Beattie. furnished ma 5. first class beard- on corner oth Apply next Ly, runt mot be emis = Ls 4 ‘Store with 4 living rooms. Mad- fson street. Call room Union bik. Fer Se MISCELLANEOUS. Cia tor Bi 2A a Ces 2a os Fon eae Repo Sat a [or ood AF SN Ll mine ‘gee ESE ae ad aS bee rt fer Eee aid ‘howe tor Te ge eh Balle he pane terms given ery rer —-——=-| landing at Pearson ‘wanted to-clear land. fee Mr. Yen mt Palmers Crossing, Ot Rea: | Beco ttcrsoe aie ih. re ALE By own oe Kent odor $1,000, panne | Biter or ad are eT er, * sal st Sth Ace. HERE t nee to buy 40 rem miles from boat nO county Froud, onat sted LA SNAP. le one, a five acres of fine level land, = te to clear, od man. with musteat Fiveraide” tine. ‘nelghi ee mall delivery, fine Foad prema see, spooks Cash, balance one, © th ave. yar G loneer Bl meand Lend $10 an aere will o rmoninta oune, large neew Yand| yard, barn wn gs, at Auditorium | cleared und fen and 3 and to, date hall Inthe ely a W conte; ladies ©. Qua’ elm, 904 Now one mile from borh: free 1-acre ranch on country toad not far from boat nding, adjacent to Heat the place; fine view plastered and Shed, about 10 acres rd and some can c. market Within thirty-five terms, Sim) cost Interest € per n en of Beattie 1 MUST change chmate: must ool m ruary chickens © ates of sm heifer calves | yea! and new waddle, fine stream water, can if whole p! ae house, ficaig" vece “eihy . & over 2 lots and let us show you this property. new troom how — cholee fruit tre ere; good weil and city water if de- house, ® acres of land. goed orchard. w. wr ‘ een” plant, of timber, “IC te for sale at a One-third interest in a new double block shingle mill t ten years, 81.100; mh for three lote Sixtio, tyt and in good locality; each Boarding houre “at rooms dining} Street 7 market value) terma awe Nine acres, salt water front. A pretty piace—Net run down. Beautiful alx-room new Cottage. "ES VEE LET we roR BALE Candy ard 6 on torpremerton iat tee Ris "Sau MS Es sgh le a out etna On Ee Senin Th yageearner pede Ww S| gone ‘ PER CENT PF v school and — ae a Te, REE HOMES. t office of He- a a, Starr-Royd bide fank at jow rate of Interest? __tiaate. Phone x ai. a Be Tickets If you are building a house to set don't wait until it is tinished before ad- You might as well haye the first cash payment in hand by the time the painters and decorators are through. advertisement will cost you, ¥ After the firat insertion of the advertisement our regular car. rier who delivers The Star in your neighborhood, will call and collect the amount, and give you our receipt READ OUR RATES FOR WANT ADS. atthe rate of 15 cents for 8 lines three Situations w: tines, Help wanted and all other ade 6 cents per line or fraction thereof, Cash to be paid to collector, who will call on day the ad ts first Innerted Minimum charge 15 cents. Bix insertions for the price of five. THE SEATTLE STAR Both Phones—Sunset, Main 1050; Independent, 1138. of the suburbs, t rates on application. For Sale—Houser ond Lote Financial, | MONEY GW Wan on any York block. TO LOAN t inter ‘eoler tricity, on M4 a iy *| A RELIABLE place to on diamonds, w interest. RK. W S-room he nent, Corn Queen A Winek NITURE A’ 207 bth. Owns amona Hotel oom & nee RIC, yapor and 1 y me Rh Fiymou + ol en wit hee ane Oak tom Bt Car to Ti Rylar’s * Hi ee Bimlth of Mave. wo n ic Relat Uemen 1 cents, Indien tree shingle and "planing mitt, dry » Cook house om plastered 2 min. ride off gain October ber to run for rms. erie, street. Tel kitehen; goed cen 0; terme, oF will trade annem SWELL NEIGN-|% LONG wharf plies found HORMEL pigase Meptity piles as and pay 16-room house, swell furniture; run at Nader ing end lodging si Reenor a & Dani Grocery, Wert ing 114 above al at Je terme. — uae Ly sold at once, good over? by furniture: best Tet € creer i, bg reacts. grocery store, heel near Capito) ‘capi SoMpTimES seiko roe iy J ee © and A a oun, teturnable tend- co., SEGA R ANN is monthly, will buy or buil Yoan you our n your Invest ined Beattic Why keep your menses a monthly Interest iota cant of Woodla male cheap by Owner, I T lots, house ® roe chickens, fruit « ir. Phon Ce ee For Sale—Houses and Lote across from Ranke mith, ‘Hes. pres. it correnpon eitien of the United Btoten ioney “loaned on yy Jewelry at weiry Co., St, beter. Ah and bth aves, MONEY advanced tote and houses than | r to men te Beattie, be- Xf now ss Office open unt laried people, re- nia. teamaters. ben rainy without cial glia lary he ne thes. Fok 00 8 pier Brooke Wh © jock, i merch: Becond avenue G. ager. dui 0, capital new hore. 4 acres, oes eeere H CHRAE ‘Two-sto ony 12 Iny’ ar lines; alno near p | PRIVATE much: terme Me id hat tein. Chilherg. yen t. Main PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE STAR We will tell you right then, over the phone, just what the or Is open to those living anywhere in Seattle, Bal- Pike ved real entate n at, Matier Bid or addreen Bulte 4 bieel Beattie, Wash, HW per month, Claws tim she Bigek. Phy oll today, 89 Hol; ‘wot PRIVAT confinemer Hiack dunk, TR YOU Want” correct” wel prompt returns deal with « #0 Junk Co., 10) Weatern; Mai Millinery. my rey MILL IN BICY re M. Hanson, 160) at ri 4 Musical Oculists and Aur Dh W. PERKY, ew 40 Marion. Osteopathy, WABHINGT BATHY. Phy Dit WK TURN =i & Btorage ¢ oth phones Main 6 Printi AGRE, “Tie co: I ip Builders. WOTAN paca omy ANY. Voalneers Docks, Lum: end Shinty Dry a Mille. Beattie. THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES. (These prices are to any buyer in| @ quantities. Prices on email average 20 per cent higher.) maple floor iM at th and dance every Wednes @ay and Saturday evenings. Gen- ener k it Rout! take Washington’ etrest car Drawing wil Colonial Hotel, on BARGAIN: or money ma 1 wonde: & Sone. male) terhingere, thie wondertul Hin her pa A. celle te ne grave. or no pay. 2) ser epebeldontion REY . & mt HOSS, spiritual medium: = Sh sot ines J = Sa Pecnes G Green et Ake aa Te BUSINESS DIRECTORY. — Abstracters. Sih, aie Warrier eaey1 WANTORD Hisiter as ik. "Phone, Male SRATTLE Anernacr on NY ¥ ie Sheet. nters and Builders. HOS aS ta} atock, pal tn, $68,000; 9 UGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK ir Be. 1. Furth, pres., 8 Ja prige| a Mking. business. transacted. ee branoh corner James street « " ACANDINAVIAN AMERICAN Hof Beattio—A general banking cashler: af. nd (rust business. fresh, Le tb. Vegetables. White River potatoes, 16@18¢ per ib; Yakima potatoes, §204p22 3 carrote, Thc muck; @i%e ib ite Th; cauliflower, twee, $101.50 crate: wax beans, be string beans, 4@6c; beets, #0« turnips, The sack, mck: green carn, 10@ ize dozen, cotery, LO@ 6% dozen; ley, 18@20¢ dozen; sweet potatoes, 1% @2e per Ib Green Fruit, Ete. Apples, Wenatchee, 600@81.25 per box; native cooking, 60@ Tbe; Gravenstet Wa per box, crab a Valencia ‘crongen avinr th7) box, — Lemons, — $2.00673.60 box. Mlackberrtes, $1.26 ek crate srit@ 2.20 bunch, Cantal 2 eh. Sone Yok- “Sina, 8161.26 crate. Dewberties, $1 peaches 600 = enatchee 3 RE ae Ee mela: er cranberries, per bhi; huckleberries, T@#c Ib. Oregon ‘ranch, 30¢ dox; Eastern 36@ Cheese—Nattve, M@ite Ib. Poultry. Chickens, hen, 12%c; spring. i o 16%e. Ducks, live, 13@ le. keys, 15@200 Ib. Spring chtciiona, 14@ le, Fish, Ete. Halibut, 4@4%e per Ib; salmon llc per Ib; founders, 3c . he per Ib; shrimpa 10@12i%e per Ib.; smelts, scarce. Groceries and Cereals, Sugar, Golden C, in racks, 5.565; C. in sacks, $6.65 in sacks, $6.15; cube, bi Flour, patent, by 7 strate Crown, $4 $4.26; Gold Medal, Pittsbury’s f kota, $5.75 ) per bal per barrel, $4 ale $2.60; rye m $4.25; buckwheat, per barrel, A germ meal, 10s, per bale, $2.76; corn meal, per barrel. $4.00; corn oaak, r pale, $2.20; white corn meal, foe, 00; rolled oats, per barrel, C.C.C,, $6.25; wheat fakes box, 75 Ib, $2.20; Farina, per barrel, 60; Farina, 10-1b sacks, per bale, 3.00; hominy, large, per $4.60; hominy, amall, 109, bate, flour, per cane, 26-1b boxes, per owt. $4.60; barley, 100-1 10 ewt. i» $8.60 AO Vw prices. Mechanical Engineers. BL WALL ASTETC 6-4 Pioneer Tae Vows, Violin 2085 Irifth ave 1A NADEAU-@ai Burke bid. WARHINGTON” INV IRMANY OBTHOPATHY 144 Beoond avenue; phone Main #4; beth men and lady mination fi UTE OF * _ hate Deposit build ha. Dt Hire nt Attorney. ¥. B. ADAM#—Drafting. Colman blag. Burgeon Le Hinckley Hre.; 2 to 6 & evenings. Ph. Lake 146. h INGE DALTON. pl ANOENAON SUPPLY CO., radishes, 10c dost bunches. green onlona 16c per doz bunches: cucumbers, 60¢ dozen; native eee plant, 20 per ib; Hubbard squash, rela, $6.30; dry granu! wheat fear, per barrel, $4.00; graham, $3.80; graham, 1 42.16; rye flour, flour, }, 608, per barrel pearl barley, $4.00; popcorn, per GRUTWAN WAS PROVED WORTHY OF HS NAME —y NEW DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL HELD HIS FIRGT PRISONER AT THE MUZZLE OF A REVOLVER—SHOWED Hi BAND W. L. Gritman, the brand-new United States deputy marshal, had & lively initiation into the duties of his office yesterday morning but that he was equal to t mands of the first call of his office is attested by the fact that he rounded up two prisoners, instead of the single one he went after, That t can go some, as to neatness and dis pateh, ts also demonstrated that by | hoon he had one of bin captives Lound over to the grand jury under $500 bonds and the other jailed un- der $200 ball for obstructing an of ficer in the performance of his duty The trouble originated from t epontan * combustion whic starts when an Indian drinks whis ky. A young brave, properly ely ilized, domesticated and warranted to do no sealping, who lives on t Madison reservation, can over to Beattle Saturday afternooc to do @ little shopping for the tehman and little papooses that his tepee He returned minus the list of household supplies he had been sent for, and plus a large consignment of firewater, There was trouble. A | few warning war whoops and the| | flourish of a primeval tomahawk an ed that what is aesthetically known as a “reversion to type” happened. The alarmed clootchman kathered up her papooses and fled |from the roof of her spouse, and the young brave started out on a sealping expedition. He was rounded up by the In dian police and sobered up by a ducking in the reservation water tank, after which he was taken be- w deputy | in the course of time he confessed that he had bought the firewater at the ( mbus saloon, in Seattle, on Washington street between Sec- lin" Indian Agent Bartow, to whom jond and Third avenues south, | Indian Agent Bartow brought the warrior to Seattle and Commission- er Kiefer lesued a John Doe ware rant for the ar f the man who |had wold the liquor. This warrant was turned over to Deputy Marshal | Gritman just after breakfast yeater- |day morning to serve, When Grit= | man went in to the Columbus to ar- | rest G. Garbarino, whom the Indian - | identified as the man who had sold *|him the Uquor, Garbarino refused |to recognize the John Doe warrant, My nem no John Doe,” said Gare 0, doubling up his fists, “I fight My nem no John Doe. My, a rine m nd a three-round bout, which y tried to stop, |took place G. Cigoria, the | proprietor of the place, got into the game, and when it got a little too |thick for Gritman he telephoned | Deputy Marshal Lathe to come and |bring another John Doe warrant |for the proprietor, When Lathe got there with a doub et of handcuffe and « belt full ef Uncle Bam's 46 is aliber guns Gritman was still holds ing his own, and In a few minutes Gritman was proudly marching his tives towards the city bastile missioner Kiefer did the rest, the next session of the fed- ral grand jury Garbarino will have & chance to tell how it all happened, while the pugnactous Cicerio, uniesg he & batled out, will languish in jall until dieposition is made of hig cane De ee ee eee ee ee eed SOOO 44444440466 144+1008O i DOINGS AT BALLARD Lereerreesrereseereeseres All Ballard church, social an this department of The Star. Al leave them with P. H. Mullen, $21 PDA LLAADELEOAPRCOREROOD 4 Tédge doings will be published in 1 those having notes will kindly Ballard avenue Last night the different commit- tees of the city council met and presented ‘their reports regarding the amounts they would need for the coming year. They are as fol- lows: $500 to be used for building, $7,000 for the fire department, $500 for the police, $6,000 for salary, a 000 for the board of health, for the streets and $1,200 for ine elty engineer's department. NO CONTAGION Health Officer Stuart stated this morning that the city of Ballard has never been in a better condi- tion than ft is now, The city is cleaner now than it ir was be- fore and there is not a contagious disease’ within the limites. WANTS TO SELL The Ballard Electric company de- sires its franchise amended to have the city buy it at the expiration of 12 years. Another amendment de- sired is that everything will go to the city at the end of 50 years. ‘The city fathers say the city will get the franchise when {It expires. The franchise committee, however, will consider the matter at its meeting next Friday night. BALLARD BRIEFS” Ballard now has standard time clocks In all the schools and the eity hall. There has not been enough timepieces for all the public places and an order for 24 more haa been made, all of which will be in- stalled in @ short time. A large crew of men are working night and day overhauling the steamer Nome City. Nearly all the woodwork has been removed from her and she will be put on the dry- dock before bell The Siguache chub, w wh pf a cron ego, has ganized. eg ones wor was held at the home Desatiees ieee ae potent zation. ich gave a of been reor- "meeting eas Dede, the or: The Elks will hold sion next Thursday t at thet hall, in the Matthew's building. The committee bas promised the finest entertainment of the season. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid so- clety will meet at the chapel We- nesday afternoon, October 26. At the council! meeting last oo the streets committee reported that the town would have lights whe 10 days. The Snoqualmie Light company started yesterday on their sub-station that is to furnish the power for the local circuit. social ses- $ z WOMAN IN THE CASE (Speciat to The Star) NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—It is learn- ed today that a woman exploded the bomb under the door of the apart- ments of Landlord Haan, on the 14th floor of the Hotel St. Regis. The woman arrived at the hotel last ‘Tuesday inacab. She gave a name believed to be fictitious. She was richly, but quietly dressed and pro- cured a room on the 15th floor, Al- though never there before, she knew the room she wanted. It was convenient to the stairs leading to the floor below and the apartments of the landlord, ‘The woman carried a large leath- er bag, which she refused to entrust to the care of the bell boys. She was seen to take the elevator from the 14th floor a fow minutes before the explosion Wednesday. She had a black leather bag, which was ap- parently not nearly as heavy as when she reached the hotel. A $150,000 mortgage ‘on the Butler hotel property was filed with the county auditor yesterday. The mortgage is given by Henry Shu felt, of Wisconsin, to the United States Mortgage & Trust company, of this elty. A REAL COMEDIAN Thomas Kiernan, a comedian, was arrested yesterday because he tried to turn the St. Elmo hotel Into a china shop with the bull part as- signed to himself. Four days in the city jail was handed to him by Po- Nee Judge George and now Kier- nan, who is a member of the “Glit- tering Gloria” company, ts trying hard to communicate with his com- pany, who have left the city, to procure funds to pay his fine. WA TER | SHUT OFF Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8s. m. until 2 p.m. over the district between Olympic place and Highland drive and west of Second avenue west on Ninth and Tenth av- enues from West Prospect street to West McGraw street, for the pur- pose of connecting new mains, Miss Evelyn Hall, of tho Seattle General hospital, delivered an in- teresting lecture at the ¥. W. C. A. last eventing on the subject, “Nurs- ing and the History of the Profes- sion.” —— tf, ing. yout copy of The Btar has not arrived at 6:00 o'clock, phone--Sunset, Main 1050, of In- pendent 1238, any time between 14 7:00-—and a copy will be sent You at once. by special messenger.