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y i} Star Want Ad. Agencies FH Mili, SY Balard ve, sg a Pan] Co, Ewing stree’ end Fremont avenue, Advanced reliable loyes just note, without curity or — indorser, easy payments; no un pleanant tnaviries; Strictly contidential rH CENT LOAN co. RATES FOR CLASSI! @1 Marion Bidg., 818 24 ADVERTISEMENTS STAR LOAN COMPANY—a Situation Wanted Ads One tn- b 4 ta the anieed on Fret. 3] eariier clerk Additional insertions of sit: employe can obtain money of us On $F sation wanted ade two conta 6 without gpourlty a line, ant, Month. We Monthly. Week “HELP WANTED” z 10 0 7 $6.20 AND ALL OTHER ADS . $8 One Cont « We confidential; no unpleasan One , BS conte a tine Det OD inten ential ete: tnsertion, x words or fraction thereot $/ A RESPECTANILN ‘place to ‘borrow to tho tine, cash mm advance O/ te OF erica Watch & dowel @ When charged te aceount actual @) PY" 655' Sos Pita. cpp. talnio Grand @ bumber of lines as set wil - : priv lee trletly confidential counted, No advertisemen | Ses r - * ; than two lines taken, and ot eo onale a low minimum price fer an “se 3} inte Pike J ar Scents Six ineertio " made @! Pike, between 4th and th A = he ~ Lape tedbves ae Oe S| PAT VAT monge Co UGS Ge ons Wind 3° to ADVERTISERS. 2) oe ee urity. Lawrance Murphy, 69) Classification can, wuar- ¢| —— @ anteed after U1 @ | GET « Free M Seattle at Bekins Wan od efile e Boy ing & 8 © Co, First avenue Drug Store, Second .and Pike. @ © Phones, Sunset 4060) Ind. 118% @ | TO LOAN Private money at low rate ee | Yesler Way, roome & 4 and & ety. Netioes IARLE place to borrow money a. No flies in your house | “on diamonds, watches. se ‘Shop fist "Western +e a ee Randall VIRTUR € “ GPT T Free MAP OF Beatile at Wekine | Second and Columbia wirect. HERBERT 8. Block, Money ae & Storage Co., Firet avenue erry street Situation Wanted—Female ie axed lady would lke posltion | d Cherry street tf asekeeper, in or out of town, | . atleman with child, Address | TO LOAN Private meney at i are Star. 15 interest. Osner & Meni sha at Dalley Hide, oon Help Wanted—Ma FWO MORE mon wanted on colare tearasters, fell houses, lots, etc.; good men mentee make $100 per month up: steady ringipal sli Work: also several carpenters anc kat a Ave Tan to. slear land wanted. See C.D, | 1 A man's cashier, rooms 1, 2 or ¢ ie . @ or chat. Thnes Block, today tt Or riouand. ‘40 New ? | fanted Pye. between 1 and et} - —_—_——__—. wars of age, te act as agents for i Seattle Daily Star in towns in| Pereenete ~ e state of Washington, British Columbia and Alaska. |For further | regu int ion, terms, etc address | wever falls; guar ar viation Dept, Seattle St —tt all female disorders succesn | treated, consult physicians free. MEN WANTED to cut brush, bulld| Parie-New York Medical Institute, houses, cut bolts; good wages, Seo| Estabrook Bidg 1% Becond. Arey or Kenny, at Rainier Beach | = t BUSINESS DIRECTORY y —t rson to distri Our samples, |. _Abvatra & weekly, steady eapire WOOT Warr Y-TAN FORD fells St, Chicago. Abstract Co. ent od 1 Base — _———— Haller bike Phone Main bated Wanted Boy, between 13 and 17 years of S, AEe te Work at once. | Attorneys at Law ee ~~ tea iNBON, Attorneys at injury’ cases am For Rent—Furniehed Reeme fe Bicck, Seatthe room for one or two gentle "bath and hone, View of Open evenings ram T to § Notary We or salar | | | | $00 wind: two blocks frum Second’ Ave +. ERS ao Mil Seneca stree P. BALL aan Best Tmasteaa | Gonsulistion Free erate Pees ie BP Western in cy, Homestead | Giles of hush ge sae, “} a1) Starr-Boyd hide x) Firet Ave Pumpned ‘room, ager Mght and| 5 A: —"s 2S th A ub : Se and ihc, beds ive Corns y aison and Western Ave. sliogg. law 7. ab beet, vide “Deaton: MEN” Keawicke Sri eae N. of e — ES ‘furnished houwel range, bath. phone. ferencen 180 Terry Ave. ~ aa. made. and the neral banking Interest al Head Tied Went A Dusiness transact lowed om time de Seattle Branch—G. For Kent Nice sunny housek: Holt, Manager rth. PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK For Rent—Houses Capita! noe, @ tn. sa: fait: F tent money, tw SFr, pres: ¥ homme. 1718 gatnten, ride io| Smith. vice oreo. Rt Apheny atheast Seattle have no] eT tbe United” mtatee ted cther time. ties of the United States evening. - to § @cloc! _EBurope: PROPLES SAVINGS BANK. and Pike street. Neutelder v4 po what you could week, you wor he} uid ny Setar Nar rent untit Ey Je—oniy 1 min. ride: — . cashier. com- and ‘trust Dusiuena THE SCANDINAVIAN AMBRICAN Bank of Seattle-A general banking Dust! cted: depostts. wre surplus Meo pre, J.B. Cnlivers. Lane, cashier, Wm ‘Thaanum, asst. cashier; Geo Fisher, asst. cashier; W. 'L. Coilier, east. cashier. troom, modern house. Bath, hy hot and cold water, electric le Lights, som, <2 hh A Ui miversity ‘car line. fe have two or three desirate bh. “ful furnished and close in, for reat Whe PFO we. _ 7 om = furnished cot ‘7 per month. 1106 -15 vant Ed Builders. F ress Fang: | "al pike. Malm! L sai & (saison. Fee Rent—Fiats ‘room " WF 5 oa tian By Bo, nny HO Pee | James and Second. sa ih ia | Ee Be neNooN tan Pe wt ans: Sttice. phone, ete @%) Ave., corner Pine street. — reece For Sele urniture. ‘ana par Instruction. aid Fourth Ave A =e Fa ttle at Bekliw Moving © Storage Co. First avenue For Sote—Miccetloncene pedicel Scectetiet pig. uceens: pry "allt ‘tage * Co fully treated Ge da ) Visitors welonans ror natit ute. ke . "By. Pigeon Lott.| ismiy Becond, corner Unter Penayeite Stas | mee reer e —e Oculists and Auriste DKW. PRERY, Gculist, Kure Piano, upright Scheumer. nai toy ‘diatares: A in We Sit ware? ee gain ¥ Mew. Bs Rain Cal "5 | DE, RONDA NADBAU—#8 Alaska Wanted CO. ASTUINGTON “TS ARY OF ve the highest price for second | “GurkopaTiY—wit aeoon uve Kaha furniture. Main aes End, 108. | Snone Main 00; both teen ane lode jahed in “euies Bateopawne examination free. ; no children. Address s a Seon “ts WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF O8- se GEOFATHY—Five years in Seattle; JUDD pays cash or will exchange o_ Depemt Bids. i Vivet. household soeds. Main M&. @6 Pike. Photographers’ Supplies Zana PLY COr iit Cheer street, Seattle. ——————————— ee VALDEZ Lam ge Pgh ve oan Tor ing ea for First "Ave. “White a, a Os" hia Builders Wane Boerg and room: HM veel soRAW KOM COMPANY. Ticglice Qnd Ghpbullders, Dry Decks. Lam Wanted—Real Estate, be Beattie Siaisinbe and Surgeons. I pave calis Sr tear te sia-coom oot DR CHAMBERS, 0 Alaska Build: for vrale you have such property ing. Both n_phones. 4 Sees igs octrouudtonpiaeet imate |.» DALTON, 47 Arcade. Skin dis- ie bag 1 eases only. Hark hh 2. aN = oe a DR. GEO. HERBUN, @ Union Bik. Business Chances er C 7 “ me TODAY. GET « Free MAP of Seattle at Bekins One fine confectionery and station- ery, cigar store on nd Ave.; money i interest in $6.90 worth of hard- and furniture, with buliding; First Ave. Moving & Storage Co., KS v storage free: pl moving; esti it ven. Union Feoelpte per month; rent only master teens Gon len Pack $15; ground lease for 10 years ae phe : J One tstory first class modern hote both nes, Mate Ss. and lot 1; all elaboraicly fur- nished in thriving neighboring town ike = owner tet ip smooptionally g004d; of fine timber, geate six- years experienc - Beattie office C7 Burks teen million feet saw timbe: — Guide Book FIRE One fitet clas k2room hotel, mod- ame, jorney ern, leane, $12 per month: brusscis | “24 Duct mod ttt na aes Por get oe OS ¢| Ui years experience in Seat ‘of the above pro} clear of| man Block Incnmmrarice volt exchange Yor: for, city nn tee or Beh: oar list i er tien oe: Tattest eat Brow arr, RT & CO., KEISTER'S Ladies’ reietes & Room © Wnion "Slock, Ana made iets bites Bidne Phone Phones, 1. oi4 and Brown Baie tin a 4 Urttrin. in WAR! am selling and houses con’ mil aie suburban aored, near J a cleared, and 1 horaes. tor Will exchange wil HAMBLHTON @'ot ® Marion Bidg BNA PS. SOME buys & acres N Hoth all now Sr D fruit Creem head of ry farming city prog SEN, on ent exe burned en and | on terme day. I will give free anyone pl nd giving the cashier Bik, of ¢ the me ‘Tim DH Roycotted i my close im heap on e own oF wo WAR! oars my ition @ property partly tage. garden B LAND te poor men. ho my clos net enough money in acre tracts on ating potatoes room 2 wu: Any body to buy 2 car of 10 cents acre tracts thie Bee crop. pe Nirman. because I acre "ait term: or of cloein and will gelt va cheaper and eester terme then Lb eo] Peor fidir"bames in Beattie 9¢°t Dan ay ®. or 8. a busy, Beet high, In our ACRE TRACTS Rie bought tay offi are peo From 1 to 19 acres just north ef Green Lake: 275 to te few more left Car line r acre Only « must come by ground Fine chicken ranch, close to city, fine house, M%% acres of ground, | aise water front: 5 to 3 acrem, BC. BYERS & TWO ¢ BUYS 4 for five meres of fine land one mile from Riverton we Oy acres finest kind of RTaded school. at $28, foot of Columbia wireet Meadowdale, ask for Geo. cash and te sidewalk to land; store, pontatties and price train to Wheeler T meet the train and will show you the tract tf near Denny Way. Barguin transporta ‘Arcade at ld Sale—Houses | and "Lote. room coay cottage, berties, tlow= era, hen houne: term: 9 th Ave, For Sate—Real E Estate TRACT OF Moxie FEET Most of it entirely cleared and spaded, fenced, in garden, small house, good well, street (T*ACd ond paid for. five minutes wai from old Renton car, Se fare. Tract can be divided. Price 0.00; terme. Do not mise this. A NEW HOUSE, On tract of bxXIM feet all cleared, fenced. lots of Vegetables now grow ing. splendid wa: rap: shake off your landlord RB LRUIGATED. r, price Rao; very here is a splendid chance to In Wensichee Valley, 3% miles from the rusting town of Cashmere house, barn, al} fenced, ‘om in jed ‘with fruit. straw- A beautiful home room house, o that is 16x20 fee! ed view of the city and Hoand fine | spring of water, eee wu ton B mk ALKI POINT. a new, phece with large lawn, modern 6- of ground | unobstryct arden, rubs and flowers of all ‘kinds. a woperty that will A LAWRENC B, WA Becond Ave py Diya Sire FOR we Lot @x newer corner alley, Lat ~o Pie * re’? the Tin ‘is ert. ot. win? Beste and Counsellor 01 outh front ‘ovements in and on, Inquire ready” te Bun Avy, THIS 18 WHERE YOU LEAV@ YOUK WANT ADS. FOR THE STAR. RAGLEY'S DRUG STORK, COR. SECOND AND PIKE MAIN 6060 PHONE IND, 1153 7 Acreage For Sale. | For Sale—Real Estate. No} 1. and is the ving roome. tn Call, take card Introducing you to the Owner and occupant CHARLES BONY 8 COMPANY 1-2 Alaska Bldg 6 home, te id Ave mostly B® fruit trees, raw Chickens, geene, ducks we od, will sell for $1,600. go Gash, balance easy terme Ta Fremont-Ballart ear te North © walk east to Third Ave. Kunkel, Tt Second “Ave, chee ie OOeHRRMAN oo. CLAY & wily half-etory house "= ‘ house and other outhuildings. ing orchard, 3 cows and seme 5-106 acres water front Beattie and Tacoma: 10 od cutidings,; clome to landing. 20-0 neren, under fence the glace SL eNO Tien ” RNB An Kenny Bioek, 108 Columbia St THR RewT THING On the Market FAIRVIEW ADDITION Theae lots are now offered at % and up, terms M0 cash, % per th. If You want to see something nice, at a low price, let us show you these BREDPA LEBOLD @ COX, 10RD Alaska [idg Main Ga, A 273. HER®S ANOTHER. o Neat chimney plastered. with eink cy water in and Jot eonlie Tee, within b+] ite « snap and een to be veo ey" fiat cash wil — ? at thiek tee lon Pifiet . COBTELLO, obo Hide Phones, Main 109, Ind 1% Broom cottage M B CRANE & REAL ESTATE AND INI Hite! Building. co, Inc RANCE ‘Oped oe per acre: itt ib moot ht t nearly leve some cleared. balance eusily cleared, fine water, 2 miles of Be. atte, service, cheap good transportation rates, conventent. to take immediate ee si cS lira frowns, sexi. abutment. fruit and shrubbery; neighbor four car lines, e008 whood, within three blocks of Fg o Let me show you | roperty. ah Newer Marion Street FOR SALE. $1,200 for one two-story —seven-room house and lot on Sth Ave, 8, S00 cash and balance $15 par month BO buys a house and lot at Young's Cove. WINSHIP BROS Room #0 Colman CHEAP HOUSE, 9 Io) Jota, Datery house, fal house, 4 lets, 6%. them, &5 down, $19 per month. Cider in, of car line, city water, eto. Own- © © D. Hillman, rooms }-2-3 Times Block ie QUEEN ANNE LOTS HAGAN ‘i HAGAN, 1M Alaska Hid, , Porn Vhones tae. ~tf Snap-$49 cash: S-room cottage. ry, closet, shed. chicken | } ws chet fence, cit ter in and p: Borner lot. ia? Polke, 2 bhocks Fh car, Fremont-Ballard.” Owner $2,200 buys best modern Sr bargain in city; everytht Es |. large corner lot th A x se. ye, barn. two lots tm Rainter houlev z er, Dan Williame. ___ Fer Sale—Farme and Land _ po you WwW. iT A FARM Vor your boune* have it. i-acres, ond, hi wharf, "es eany to owner needs a tle ‘cash; will give immediate pos- semsion tre; value $1,750: Oo us tell you all about it CHARLO SOMERS COMPANY, @Mn-2 Alanka Bile. CLOBE-IN farms and ac "gan, fing roved oe, Hiliman, in So mg noe nee GOyERNM MNT | LAND. _ ‘i ps denert claims, irrigated lands, ranches of all Room 3 Times Bide.” Keo: SMITH @ CO, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 1 | strawberries West & et with the this year nearly all gone, and there are no re coming in, All the fancy ber ries Thursday morning went up 50 conts on the erate, Royal Anne cherries, the best seon On com mission row this year, are coming in in abundance, California peaches have pped to 90 cents a crate It's ai? big They are in very good this year. tab! © owt, §8.2603.76 3.26608,75 pink beans green beans, io@ lie, wax green beans, 0c, wax beans Ibe per Ib; beets, per muck, $1.00 snips, per sack, 90c; native « rots, per sack $1.60, lem cauliflower, per case, $1 Cauliflower, per case He .new, 1246 $2.25 per « th 4%e; Calif %; apinach, ¢ e 11.25; head lettuce, dos, $ Darnley doz, carrots, $1,00 box Geox; Yakima potatoes, $3 @27 per sack; Yakima po a Oreeley potatoos, $22 new California potatoes 2%c peur t, White River potatoes, $25 0067 26.60 innesota potatoes, $23.00 ion, fancy, $3.00 California Ryweet potatoes, $260; new White liver potatoes, Je & m., Tho; native rhubarb, 1% @ te dom; summer asparagus, 7hc@ 61 on peas, S@Pitc; green peppers, Tb; telephone peas, 74%c; Minsie- pi tomatoes, $1.76 per crate mmer squash, Se; native turnips, dos; flat Duteh cabby lve tive cabbage, 1%e; er corn, ewoumbers, 600 91.26 Herman cucurnbers, $1.75 per cause; hutines®, $4.00 per case. Fruite. Bananas, bunch, $2 ha 54 @bc, figs, %- bricks ' Gigs, seediess, 20-Ib car @7c; grape fruit, seedless, $2 te @3275; limes, 9c per hundred; meditrantoa sweets, box, $2.25; new fancy oranges, box, $3493.60; cran berries, $10, Florida pineapples. per Cane, $6: pineapples, fancy, $4.26 per dom; geoneberiies, Te Ib; Hood River berries, $1502.25, Kenne wiek berrien, $1.50@ Lake Wash- ington berries, $1.60@2.25, Califor- on, nia cherry plums, 6c case; apricots, $1,00@ 1.26 case; native cherrie Gc; Yakima cherries, 16@60e case; Reyal Anne cherries, te per ib fancy cherries, $1.76@2 case, 7% Ib; California peaches, $1@1.50 crate; May Duke cherries. The per crate; California plums, $1.26 per case; cranberries, Sc per qt; canteloupes, $2,506" 4.60 case; Australian apples, $3.50 cone; red currents, $2.00 case; raspberries, $4.00 case. Butter and Cheese Washington cheese, 13%c; cream brick cheese, ic; Callrornia cheese, 12%c: Oregon cheese, lic; Eastern cheese ibe: butter, native creamery Me, cooking, 16@20¢; California fresh creamery, 3b. Eos Strictly fresh ranch, dea 330; Oregon eggs, 2c. Sugar, Golden A, in sacks, $5.65; extra C, In sacks, $5.68; powdered, in ber- COLMAN BLOCK fine | They are/ condition | ap-| artichokes, | For Sale—Real Wheeler rley, 26-Ib be ¥, 100-1b anckn, nan, $4.60@85.00; popcorn, $3.00; cracked wheat, ", per per bale, owt, | $3.00. Honey. California strained, ifornia wage, per Ib extract, per tb, 7@8%« grape 10-cane lots, honey, 12 we Feed, Oats, per $51@22; bran $21@22; barley, rolled, per 60@27; feed wheat, per ton, dairy chop feed, per ton, $22; per $40; best chop, 27@38; whole corn, ton $27; shorts, | per tom, $23. | Hay. Fastern ngton Umothy $16.00; alfaita wheat hay, ue Eastern Washington, double comprensed, $17.60; Puget sound hoy, $10@ 12 Poultry Fo. shells, 1008, to shells, 1008, $20; bone meal, $32, granulated bones, 1008, $22. 2be and 60s $2 per ten higher Grain and Grave Seed. clover, prime, ewt, $17.00 . choles, $17; white clover Umothy, per ewt, $6 1 grane $16.00; red top, $7@ | 0; Rngileh rve grace, 88; Italian rye srame, 98 grass, $13; tall | meadow oat 415, Kentucky blue gra 5; pasture mixture, uplands, Ih, fet honey Oregon $3.90; cream. Yakima, | ton, per ton $32 ton 626. @33; Jol! meal Oynt $22; clam 1008 On $12 s10@12 Report furnished by Downing. | Hopkins Co. (ine.), brokers, 304, 906 and 306 Alaska building. CHICAGO MAR¥ETS, June 16.—The follow- CHICAGO, ing quotations ruled on of Trade today Wheat High Juby, 87 5-8, 863-8, 871 Gept., 835-8, 823-8, 82 Dec., 83 5-8, 82 3-8, Cora-— | July, 633-8, 52 1-2 Sept., 52, 518-8, tree 8 | Dee., 49 1-4, 48 3-4, 49 1- o- | July, 81, 301-4, 307-8 to 31. Sopt., 29, 283-8, 29 | Dec,, 291-2, 291-4, 291-2. | Pork |July, 12.62 1-2, 12.62 1-2, | Sept. 12.95, 12.82 1-2, | Liverpool closed 6s 9 3-44, Low. Close. 12.60. 12.92 1-2. 1-24 lower at NEW YORK STOCKS. | NEW YORK, June 15.—The fol- mE quotations ruled on the | Stock exchange today |B. RT, 643-8, 635-8, 64. Peoples Gas, 101 1-2, 101 1-4, 101 1-2 Metropolitan, 122 7-8, 122 3-8, 122 U, 8, Mel, 273-4, 273 37 1-2 ju S&S. &, pid, 943-8, 94, 943-8, Atchison, 821-8, $1 1-2, 81 5-4 B. @ O., 108 108 1-2, 108 1-2 (Can Pac, 1511-4, 1506-8, 1507-8, Erie, 41, 405-8, 40 5-8. L. @ N., 146 1-4, 146 1-2, 166 1-2. Mo. Pac, 981-2 Penn., 135 1-4, 134 3-4, 125. Reading. 96 1-8, 96 5-8. 96 3-4 Rock Ieland, 27 1-2, 27 1-4, 27 1-4. So. Pac., 625-8, 62 1-8, 62 1-8 rele. $6.40: dry granulated, in sucka, _ > 7 7 $6.16; cube, in barrels, $6.55; beet ~/ coe ee sans ‘ sugar, $6.05; maple sugar, 10@ 12%« | U® . v an om Lees ec if paid within 18 days. Bales to noon, £1,400 shares, Meats. Cowan, beet, Te: mteers, T%c; mut- ’ ton 7% @tc. pork, 7@7%c; lamb, ce; Spring lamb, $344, dressed veal, | wna, S@8%c; live rabbits, dozen, 63.76. comment IGHTS FIR Hama, 13¢; . breakfast, 4 lard, White Star, tierce, White Rose, t%c. Poultry. Ducks, dressed, os EVERETT, Wash. June 15.— ioe ae |Bark Colomoa, Captain George pound: dressed, 2049 220. Nuts. Brazil, per ib, 13@ 14e; ya. fancy Be: per dozen, walnuts, jah, 14@16e; pecans, 19@) te; iberts, 13c; black walnuts, Te; lckory nuts, Te; butternuts, Jap peanuts, be; Virginia peanuts, Te; Jumbo peanuts, $e; almonds, | 12% @ 1ic. Fish, Oysters, Eto, Soles, 40; black cod, 4%0; ling cod, crabs, $1.00@1.50; ciams, open $1.00; clams, per sack, oysters, Olympia, per sack, open bulk, per gallon, $2.26 0c; salmon trout, 9¢ shrimps, 8@100 flounders, 30; herring, 3c; tern, 47 %c; wmelt, 6c; sturgeon, tc; black bass, Te; halibut, 6@7e; perch, 4c. Fleur. Patent, per bbi, $4.75; $5:10; Minnesota hard wheat, Pillsbury, $8; Pillsbury's Best, $8: Standard Dakota, $6; Olympic, $4.76; Electric, $4.75; Golden Northwest, 36:76 Light, $7.25; Gold Medal, $7.50; " Note 44.45; Centennials, best, $1.76; G drop, $4.26; Patent Excellent, $4 Novelty A, $4.2 Cereals. Whole wheat, 100, per bale, whole wheat flour, per bbl, grabam, bbl, $4.26; per bale, bbl, $4; rye flour, per bbl, rye meal, per bale, $2.60; buckwheat per bbi, 97; buckwheat, per b $3.75; corn meal, 108, per bale, $2.10; per bbl, $3.75 ; white corn meal, 50m, $4; per bale, $2.20; rolled oata, bbl, 8. C, Co, $6.75; wheat Mak box 16 Ibs, $2.20; farina, pee! mI $5.60; farina, 10-Ib sacks, per bale, $3; hominy, large, per bbl, $4.70; self-raising buckwheat, 96%, case te hipment, 1.60; M60 mimon, @kinned perch, be; Crown, $7: Johneon, has arrived here after a |terrible battle with flames at sea. The fire broke out in the galley May 25, 1,200 miles from land. The flames swept around the mainsail, which was cut away and saved The only lifeboat on board was | burned, so the men had to fight |for their lives. A water tank lash- jed to the deck house was broken open, allowing 400 gallons to pour |through the galley scuttle, and this saved the ship. | The vessel was considerably dam- aged. She is repairing at the Clark- Nickerson mill, from which she will take @ cargo. Inbound Capitol Hill car No. dropped its front motor case at Har- vard and Pine this morning and blocked the line for 20 minutes. TEL BRIEF Steamer Santa Clara is due at 10 o'clock p. m. Thursday. ——* Great Northern Railway Will well greatly reduced excursion tickets to St. Paul, City, Kansas City, 8t. Louis, Chi- cago, Milwaukee and other impor- }tant Bastern cities on June 14, 15, 16 and 17, limited to ninety day Temporary ticket office First ane Yenler, ound-trip + The Northern Pacific will sell on June Mth to 17th in- clusive, round trip tickets to all Eastern pointe at greatly reduced rates, For tickets and all informa- at N, P, City Office, Seat- oe the Board¢ High. Low. Clore. Amal. Copper, 791-2, 791-8, 79 1-8. Am. Sugar, 1341-2, 1341-8, 1341-2.) Sioux | | Gasoline Motor Cars For Union Pacific Road | Local railroad men are much in | terested tn the new oline motor Jear recently built by the Union Pa cific car ia the first on ove | turned out by the companyg@Omaha | shops | It had no difficulty in elim 7.8 grade and hauling nbout the }yards a heavy passegger coach Pweighing 90,000 pound The entire train was run in a very #atisfact | ow and the schedule of the (Copyright | | alous | business while | fered against hin will by the # LIEUT, GEN. STEPHEN D. LUE fantent panseng WO eaatty maintained ri moothly and nelege euly an ea led e lucto T 40 miles per b car in & f the Uni Maer © motory mn it tem P SURVIVING HIGHEST GENERALS OF CONFEDERACY LIEUT. GEN. SIMON BUCKNER LIEUT. GEN. A. P. STEWART. 'KANSAS JAIL SERVES : AS OCTOPUS LAIR (Special Correspondence of the Seattle Star.) LA CROSSE, Kan, June 06, Kansas is probably the only state in the Union that actualy has a trust magnate in jail for violating an anti-trust law Again it is the only state where @ trust has its head- quarters in a jail, This is the anom- condition which exists here. The trust operating from behind th bare ix a grain dealers’ association and the magnate carrying on its being fed and shel- is -2 | B J. Smiley, secretary of the anso- elation Smiley is serving 9 90-day sen- tence and will remain a prisoner that long and until a fine of $500 and the comts of expensive litigation are to abuse the privileges and get the sheriff into trouble. Purcell’s eva flashed as he exclaimed: As long as I'm sheriff I guest can run things my own way, Maay of these fellows don't like the wap I do things let them come and a me That ended the incident ant Smiley #till goes after his shavea, Smiley is a medium sized man @ pleasant appearance, and good came versational powers, RUNNING A TRUST FROM A CELL ‘The grain dealerw association, which Smiley is president, may te a trust—for the United States a preme court has said so inferentially but the imprisonment of its exege utive official has not “busted” iy & long shot. The principal the association members netieg: that their letters are dated La Creme now instead of ko, Semillgt els an average of about 30 letters day, and is kept pretty busy ing them. If he were not | he would make many trips i paid. No habeas corpus can get him | out for the reme court of the United States has affirmed his sen- tence. Smiley violated the Farrelly anti-trust law, which does not dif- fer much from anti-trust laws of | other states excepting the impor- tant particular of having been up- held by the highest judicial body in the iand “A MINIATURE ROCKEFELLER” Smiley, after conviction, get a parden from the governor, but this official, in denying it, was quot-~ ed as mying that “Smiley is a min- jature Rockefelle Kansas are after the Rockefeller class.” A unique reason urged in Smiley's petition for clemency was that he had done the state a serv- ice by getting its anti-trust law af- firmed by the federal supreme court. So Smiley came out from Topeka, May 3, to serve his time. He regis- tered at a hotel here, and notified John Purcell, the sheriff, that he was ready to enter jail. Purcell declined to book him, because the commit- ment papers had not arrived. “Look’y here, John,” said the would-be prisoner, “I want to get this time served out, Lock me up anyhow. Those papers will come all right.” . “We'll credit your starting time all right,” said the sheriff, and this was done. HOME COMPORTS IN JAIL. Criminals are few and far be- tween in Rush county, which is one of the best sections in the great Kansas wheat belt, and Smiley had his pick of the cells, because there were and. are ot The county surrounded by trees and a Pleasant place for a jail. The pris- oner had his own bed put in, also chairs, tables and a typewriter. It's been pretty cool out here Iately so no | Of the association. tried to | and the people of | but as it i, sends out agents who report by mall or come in person to a him in the jail. Smiley rece remembrances and is fairly over The “trust” may Kansas may be pleased, but if Kam sax will take a good hard look ae will see the “trust” calmly making its headquarters in one of Bi | Jails. i 1 © prisoners, | jail is light and roomy, | right | the county keeps a fire going for its | Jone guest, who has a touch of th grip. The prisoner takes his meals at the sheriff's residence, walking down there three times a day, and goes after his mall, Twice he visits the town barber shop. One day he was passing from this place when a man who stands high as a Populist started a tirade against the sheriff for treating the trust magnate differently than he would | any other criminal. Smiley did not stop to argue, but hastened to his friend, Sheriff Purcell, and told him the incident, saying he did not wish Here is Smiley's authorized state ment: “The sheriff of this cousty is a perfect gentler as such. I have r in Kansas since 1888, and I want® say it is an utter impossibility @ conduct any legitimate busine without violating in some way OF spirit of our Farrelly anti-trust Ba Furthermore, and I don't say t ® revenge, I would like to sce this law enforced to the limit for just a months—if it would Jast that Jong? FARMERS SAVE $100,008. Smiley's offense was in oF the grain buyers of Rush county tat @ trust which made the prices dail: It was done in 1901. The farme would drive in with a load of gral and would take what the first deal er offered him, or haul his grein to the farm, for the understanding an to prices was complete among all | grain buyers In the county. Usual from 15 t less than Kansad City prices was offered. Now inde pendents are buying and the fasiie ers get about ts less and te freight deducted. ( ty Atty, Me Cormick, who prose ed the cast estimates that the farmers haw saved $100,000. Smiley offered no evidence in 6 | fense, but attacked the constitatiem ality of the law ne case went through the Kansas supreme we week | and the federal supreme about four yeare rry about the Smiley says the s farmers saving $100,000 as the of the suit is all b 1d that grain | pric s are about the same now a they were th He also says the governor did not refer to fe bed “miniature Rockefeller,” his application for pardon - tk 4 under consideration, eS it ibaa tn ke ones iaws ¥