The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1905, Page 7

om le te Rita [ j j , oe 2 ee ae eee eee OU : : ; : 4 a t t G states we? TSeNoee 6S GPrtss + GO aS SS eee Kee ee —_ a¥6 esent meet at the ving to be one of the p crusade 6x certain amount gf moral good, resulting from pub Ne indignatioa Messrs. Van de Waster, et al., cannot be reached by thelaw. The state law on gambling ture, the bill made ft a felony i det on horse races, as wel! as any @her gambling device. But— sen ‘the sta’ faterestecd in The Meadows track re.” , who knew that the crafty — a law prohibiting every kind wambling except the kind that de Vanter wanted left alone. of which materially helped that eee - Benefit The withholder of benefits te but committee of injury.” We don't benefits for tomorrow— $1.00 size Barber Shaving Soap Merck's German Liver Regule ™ Seal Emulsion Cod Liver Of Hh 00 sine STe E Davis) Magnetic System Ton © per bottle Due pet's Catarrh Remedy, S0c :@ Lintment, 50 size i's Juniper and Buchu Kid ‘if edy. 0c size ...... |B pays to deal at Lang’s COLMAN BUILDING. ti #07 FIRST AVENUE. Pe Columbia and Marion Streets Spinaing’s Specials A @lance over our ads or a look at Window will show that we con- As a starter this week we prices on lamp stoves, % cont hangers Today we add ‘Truss Frame, Coaster Brak J. Tired Iver Johnson Bicycie L75. With it you n anni- distance with pleasure and Peet. Come in and try one Me No. 6 Bicycle Wrenches 150 ‘We No. 1 Grand Claw Hatehet. 200 Me No, 2 Grand Claw Hatchet. 34e Pe 2846 SB. polished, brass finish, {Mt Knob Mortise Lock Set. Be Cartoon Picture Wire ‘We Cartoon Picture Wire SPINNING'S SATISFACTORY STORE, 1210 SECOND AVE. Te QUAKER DRUG (0. 1013-1015 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240. PROTECT Your eyes with a pair of dark We have them tn all bey, oll West Up-to-Date Optical Pariors | (Cont gentle w! the im te 0 vas b A race track dad on @ But ye? , ait » a crooked trac no t ance of not onl a every principle of Mat Oe ine expose of The Meadows track I propo to show the seo >w Me Van de et al, fleece also to explain worst sores that has over tarnished 1 want | in advance that ected from such pot cover bookmaking: When / ity introduced im the atate/ Van de Vanter was a member of And Van ¢ “Vanter was heavily Therefore, the astute Van mar- ghalled toy mer his herd of legis- ative grafters and then laid down Dis ultimatum to the forces who ‘were fighting for an anti-gambling FBxewpt betting on horse racing Wem the bill, and I will pass it for Refuse, and I'll kill the whole Who Will Be at the Seattle Next Week Phat was what Senator Van de Mamter told the anti-gambling | "rotherhood of give the business men something to unscrupulous as long as the law is upheld in King county. wants to gamble he must do the Meadows crowd or not at all I will point out Meadows what is known as “ Of courwe Van de Vanter and bis crowd of parasites will continue to | fatten off the hard earned wages of hundreds of men and women Of course the axiom about a suck will continue to was able to make good his So the state legisiature mt and fh t feman” and his _uaworthy | antthe aes propositions. | is the “gent” who lifts a “e hin & poker game, player who marks up three points | when he makes one. T will give you some idea of how much money 8 pouring into the coffe track owners and th jmates, the bookmakers. These fig SBe | Ves will astonish you and are the substantiation enough men courage to make a deter mined fight for equity }abould either cover all gambling or j pone at all— * of the race ir disreputable The Star proposes to expose the dirty trickeries King County bilking the public is no way at present odsucking carried the sheep that are being aughter will be warned of their fate! And possibly a will heed the to commit an injury, so Se | strongest Palpicide, a sure cure for dandri't| homely old prover’ th 4 oat ea | Sucker born every m ie ming bale, 91.56 size Sor I will show the citi who stand for decency @ race track does to the clty from a moral standpoint; fully tempts many ruin, and many and while there na of Seattle what harm Dr. ) tors, Sic size ... BBe * young man to ers enough su two set right b LANG DRUGCON ats quite as well as} HON. JOSEPH CHOATE AND HIS GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER JO SEPHINE DE GERSDORF ON THEIR RETURN TO AMERICA NEW YORK, I might make a hit as a Maybe I'll just stay home | But what would you « Choate’s question went unas June 19.—"What divinity would you advise me to do to make lan honest living fn America” e is in his 72nd year, n him sinee his return declare that he does not look a day older than when England at the close of the Spanish- and is a living refu the Osler theory humor is trresistibly conversation fairly scintillates with wi toa party of ne wepeper 1 men who were talking | who have with him about his plans for the fu lars, after his return from England, | where for six years he had acted as | ambassador American war, “I may go back penny that way. | might go into PORTLAND, elations with the exposition offi- Chambertair The 25th anniversary of Mr Poolman’s marriage Washington by 1, They state The local branches of the Grand Army of the ar who for molested quit Joounty comrmisate back, thought th far, Be were run Mr. and the sirl to remai Get!" trio “got.” oe girl in a residence hands, and returned t The three youn, ” parte unk ne of the w Ket old folks and » her and bimeecit £16 FISH AT BALLARD ing A ae aturday of Ballard. Mr. M net k yar 0 the wa nh ¢ for some time. BURGLARS GET BUS) police Monday n fleer View lo stating that are in the Two de down to the trunks In two strewn on the contents of the the ma work o n volver was trae of the city POL Policem keep or tween Sunday guage one of the off doffed et him. Sete eee eee eee ee 845289 650 KILLED EKAT Russia, June 19. CAN FRANCISCO, wa has just been re ter of a terrible massacre of 150 na I tives on One of ite members last week ia the county » tired f the job and want The county | kjns, inate | thoulturint, Re aterpiligr and lady-bug element} of the wtate | Brow OF TOWN SPOKANE, J wards, who year-old daug t of Wilbur of indignant citizens the young traveling by the Okanogan to the father's lured away Friday and hidd and bushes to t town, When the men appe the atreeta, citizens who had hy wooded | of the father's acc @ether and made it pial that it would not b wid the citinens, wan afterwards fish was seen in the Freight at Amana Ston. miles off Preseque Imie light, in Lake Huron, Sunday. The Etruria which is ono of t steamers, sank immediately. No | tives were lost. morning by J. K. Miller, claims that & fieh am according to bis os- ation, about Lf feet in Muller says the fish would go un- r water for «up, would n the alr phone mesnasge readqun was received at on were at once # place and found and went ou what was the trouble He stated that n the hall to see thrust in his face another room in the © of the robbers co than the rifled trunks, The police think that these robbers who many robberies tn the northern part nd other ee AN CAN GO 80MP ST. PAUL at a ball came the team of Snelling diers tn fig time. The soldiers PACKER'S TAR SOAP rif he would rer his star soldiers and with three well-directed his club, and a tched resentatives of Uncle Sam un conscious on the green sward, while the big crowd applauded CARTERS BEEF, WIN COLGATE’S VIOLET TALCUM, 2 * 23 See nteetei i ae Five hundred per- sons were killed In the explosion of fire damp Ivan colliery at Ksartsiak, to the Russian Donetz company eived by let dG. A. R. Veterans Resort to Law .to Aid Comrade together and conmulted the statutes, Ih a big shep-skin volume they found that when an applicant for 4f appotntive ponition is a veteran hall have prefer. applicants if of the ivil war he ence over all oth qualitie Now Brown i# a veteran, and he iiiarg with tho best of them, so Brown and his is wounded the bugle, wot tomether, giarched in a body to ie qualified to hunt ce GA tri the suy@rtor court and sue MALY Comminsioner ppear be fore Judge A. W. Prater on June 24 and show cause why a writ should not be issued directing them to ap point Brown instead of Hopkins Now the joke is on the county comminsioner Meanwhile the of fice of state horticalturist is in statu auo, and the caterpillars, pumpkin Duke and coddling moths are in high | festivities, Biberta, by pirates who went ashore} ae of friendship, for] the purpose of trading. Nearly all under the pre of the natives w shot down it the streets while the settlement was being plundered, The few who os: eaped could not give any informa tion beyond that some of the ma- rauders were Japanese. NEW MONEY MAGNATE. THOS. F. RYAN. Thos, F. Ryan is the Philadeiph- dan who now becomes an American » thel king of finance by reason of at the head of the syndicate which bought the Hyd est in the Equitable Life Assurance | p, society. The purchase places Ryan jand his associates in control of the Equitabie's 400,000,000 of cold cash controlling inter SAULTE STE. MARIE, June 19. mers Etruria and collided in a fog, t » largest lake Bartell’s CUT THE PRICE BOTH STORES—ALWAYS. MED. and he |ICINES ARE KEPT MOVING AND} He|yYoURE SURE OF WHOLESOME AND SWE eT MEDICIN CARTER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, 50c BOXES ..... B5e CARTER'S CHARCOAL TAB We BOXES .. 15e CASCARETTS, 25c BOXES .. 18 ¢@ DR. PRICE'S {TAR 360 CAKE: 16¢ be CAKES TORREY'S RAZORS, $1.25 KINDS De TORREY'S RAZOR STROPS, $100 KINDS 70¢ | gene FOUNTAIN (GOLD) 8, $1.00 KINDS . T0¢ SumARa, ALL, SIZKS, 500 KINDS, SPECIAL ‘ B06 AND TRON, $1.00 SIZB e ita 2N'S BORATED TALCUM . 10¢ QUINTIN'S BORATED TALCUM (NOT PERFUMED), 1 BOXES evecee . Te Drug Co. Two Stores Second Avenue NEIL AFTER BRITT States, ip after Britt's sealp 180 pounds ringside at pane pera in mandamus, requiring the Neil has authorize VALUABLE LOADS Gy Bortyns News Aaend ilver currency « ing to $10,000,000 for delivery to the | lding Saturday ed the money under contract THE MARKETS The berries are in the pink of condi as those the commis recelving from goods arri ed} tion and oute early Monday arrivals on the steamer consieted of} d green beans Waabington fing to arrive freely The price has not been affected. Vegetables. | $3.26@3.75, bayo beans, $3 green beans, 16% wax green beans, 10c; per sack, $1.66; Parsnipa, per sack, 90 per sack $1.60 cauliflower, per case, $1.26; eaulifiower, Egypt onions, a onions, te per sack; Yakima potatoes, $26@927; Greeley potatoen, $22.00 24.00; White River potatoes, $38.00035 - 23. new White | artichokes, | summer asparagus, 76c@ $1 green peas, §@ 3c; green peppers. summer squash, Sc; Mat Dutch cabbage. native cabbage, nutmeg, $4.00 per cane. Bananas, bunch, $2.60@33 %-i} bricks, $1.75; meditranica swe rida pineapph herry plums, 60 Yakima cherries, 36q@60 Duke cherrte: Australian ap blackberries, | tric, $4.76; Holly, $4.75; Golden heaped Northwest, $6:75; Electric Light, CHICAGO MARKETS. 7.26 ‘The follow- Butter and Cheese ms ruled on the Board Washington chee brick cheese, ; Calltornia cheese, butter, native King, 16@ 200; > Whole fresh creamery, 21¢. ham, bbl, $4.26; per bale $4; rye Cour, per bbl, $5.00; e meal, per baie, |per bbi, $7; buckwheat, per bale, ; corn meal, 10s, per bale, bbl, $3.75 ; white corn meal, $4; per bale, $2.20; rolled oata,| Oats— & C. Co, 76 Ibs, $2.20; farina, per bbi, | Sept. 295-8, 291-8, 291-8, Eggs | Strictly fresh ranch, dow 220; Oregon egea, 200. mm, $6.55; extra C, dry granulate in barrels, $6 5; maple sugar, if paid within 15 days hominy, large, per bbl, $4.70; | May, 316-8, 311-4, 315- Hams, Bacon and Lard. Ducks, dre extract, per Ib, 7@8%c; Oregon grape cream, 10 y, Yakima, spring chickens, Oats, per ton, $31@32; bran, per 0@27; feed wheat, per ton, $32 ; dairy chop feed, per ton, $22; meal, per ton, $40; best chop, $27@28; whole corn, ton $27; shorts, | U per ton, $28. U. S. S, pfd., 95, 941-8, 943. hickory nuta, To; |30? peanuts, 6; Eastern Washington timothy, | B. & O., 1091-4, 109, 10: ific, 150 6-8, 150 8-8, 1505-% compressed, $17.60; Puget + $10@ 12. Mo. Pac., Oyster shells, 1004, ton, $22; clam skinned perch, granulated bones, 1008, $32, On Red clover, prime, cwt, $17.0 t part of our H. LEwis 4 CO., 700 Firat Ave., cor, Chorry. A. & Co., Popular Price Clothiers Extra Special Sale CHILDREN’S WASH SUITS An immense assortment from the big Pozner Bros.’ stock re- cently purchased by us. All styles, All ages: $2.50 Wash Suits for .....81.50 ; 5 Wash Suits for .....84.75 00 Wash Suits for $2.00 Suits for the Boys Strong, splendid wearing tweeds and Scotch goods, ages 9 to 16. Boys’ $3.00 Suits for... + $1.06 Boys’ $4.00 Bults for $2.95 Boys’ $6.75 Buits for... $3.95 Buster and Russian Blouse Effects for the Children All the late styles for the little fellows in the dressy biue and brown serges, Children’s $8.00 Suits for...,.$5.05 Children's $7.00 Suits for.....$4.95 Mothers’ Friend Shirts and Blouses Special lot broken sizes in “Mother's Friend” Shirts and Blouses, worth up to 75c, choice Regular 75c Shirts and : spike 500 Regular $1.00 Shirts and Biouses., Se vo $1.00 A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue (Next Door to the Bon Marohe) Cut Rate Dentist = The only cut rate de where you receive the atten of expert dentists. We bave the largest, most modern and best equipped dental par lors. We do the very best grade of palnicss, teed dental work for z the money that den- 5 in small, inferior dental offices = a 3 ate Prices. Guaranteed Work. S Prement this adv. and get $1 credit on all new contracts. o ¢ teeth, with the “Natural < 5. All work guaranteed ib years. Hours 8 a. m. p.m, Sundays $30 & m. tol OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS, 307-1-2 Pike Sreett, Cor. Third Ave. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 2nd Ave. put, 6@Te; perch, dc. | uplands, $10@12 Hopkins & Co. (inc.), brokers, 304, 305 and 306 Alaska butlding. $8; Pilisbury's rd Dakota, $6; Ol Gold Medal, $7.50; Top Noteh, CHICAGO, Centenntais, best, $1 tent Excell » June 1% id- | ing quotati of Trade today Wheat— High. Low. Close. Cereals. July, 89 3-4, 8, 88. heat, 1c, per bale, $2.50; | Sept., 85 1-4, 83 83 7-8. wheat flour, per bbl, $4.50; | Dec, 85 1-4, 83 7-8, 83 7-8, $2.26; Corn— July, 54 1-2, 53 1-2, 63 1-2. Sept. 52 3-4, 52 1-8, 621-4, $2.10; Dec., 51, 50 1-8, 50 1-4. Many, 491-2, 48 3-4, 487-8, 2.50; buckwheat, wheat flakes, | July, 811-2, 807-8, 81. farina, 10-Ib sacks, per bale, | Dec., 307-8, 293-4, 29 7-8. self-raising buckwheat, 36%, case,| Pork pearl barley, jb boxes, | July, 12.75, 12 671-2, 1267 1-2. 3 pearl barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4; | Sept., 13.07 1-2, 12 97 1-2, 12.97 1-2, split peas, $4.50@$5.00; popcorn, per Liverpool closed 1-84 lower, at $3.00; cracked wheat, per bale,|/ 6s 10 1-8d for July, and 6s § 7-84 for September. Honey. California strained, per Ib, Se; NEW YORK STOCKS. California sage, per Ib, l4c; honey, NEW YORK, June 19.—The fol- lowing quotations ruled on the lots, $3-99; | stock Exchange today: , High. Low. Close, Feed. Amalg. Copper, 79 5- Am, Sugar, 1341 Brook. R. T., 3-4, 64, 655-8, People's Metropolitan, 124, 8. Steel, 28 1- 21@22; barley, rolled, per ton, Hay. Atchison, 82, 811-2, 81 ; alfalfa, $12.00; wheat hay, | Can. P Kastern Washington, double | Erie, 405-8, und | Louis. & N. 401-4, 401-2, 146, 145 1-2, 145 9 4. Poultry Food. Penn., 1361 1008, $20; bone meal, 100s, er ton higher Grain and Grass Seed. choice, $17; white ¢ Bales to noon, 91, timothy, ‘per ewt, $8.00 Cotton Hose, with orehard grass $16.00; reat i ‘ English rye graas, $8; Italian rye gS, no and reel, all com- $8 ome rags, $18; tall $4.85. The Rubber Store, 74 wont gin ky [Ist Ave, Phone Main 5089. ove sturgeon, 8c; black ) blue grass, $12@15; pasture mixture, Report furnished by Downing, #, 101 1-2, 101 8-8, 1011-2