The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies Want a Ragley'’s Drug Btore, Second Gunset 6060; Ind, 1153 office, and Pike, Phones, ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 015 4 Second Avenue, Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave. P.H. Mullen, 321 Ballard Ave ops posite City Hall. Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Street land Fremont Ave. Renton. Thos. Harris, at postoffice, RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Situation Wanted Ade On: tortion Free. Additional insertions of stt- Bation wanted ads two cents * @ Une. “HELP WANTED" AND ALL OTHER ADS, One Cent a Word. One week, § cents # line Der insertion. Six words or fraction thereof fo the Ine, cash m advance When charged to account actual humber of lines as set will be counted. No advertisement of leas than two lines taken, and mintmum for an “ad” 15 Conte, tngertions mace oy Sab of five when cash ADVERT! Classification can: anteed after 11 o'clock. Want ad. offi Regie free Store, and Pike. @ es, Sunset 6060; Ind. 1153 ¢ SECEHESECEEEOE o NeeGeee = es Yn Your house moral carpentry. Western Both Fthtee ¥ to investi ne Main » SSE Cherty ‘streeu aes Chery see mm Wanted to show and a good men can Se per month up, ‘Work: also several carpenters to clear land wanted. See C Bf, sasbler. rooms 1 Block, today. rr enalanaemmala ~ ter: fi enter: ‘Daye the rent busine rooms pay’ te, as it Ie 8 PHILIPPL answertne i please meet in the Eagle . corner Becond and Yesler, v *s drug store, Saturday tog parent, Belection . of or prospect par Dl who have seen service In Phil. preferred. —u wanted to cut br build and lay sidewalk. Take Wash- on street car to Atiantic City see 8. G. Griffin. or call Room block. Tee house, Rainier Heights, -room house, Denny Way and Boylston, $30.00, J. M. LYON, 1614 Bellevue Ave. t party, house and ih. Apply Rainer bide on cleaning & acres of Sunday to W. W. Wat- ters, at of car line, West Seat WFIKE STREET FURNITURE Co, Ferastute hedin eds ind tee, VALDEZ FURNITURE CO. pays Bete asters TERE Sh tn BOR visitors welcome Evergreen Pigeon Lot Ave, Sunnyside Bta- “Green Lake ate ef cH country, also a new - Somplete. 411 Kast Spruce wt Will buy furniture of nine rooma; all rented; time payment. #4 Fourty avenue. 16 . young horses, already fi kind of I work’ Cheap.” Lose Perry ‘and me, Pacific street, Bouth Beattie, BALE — Sideboard, cheap. st ] street. i flor Sale or Exch: fighiy cultivated land vi ‘chicken house and for city propert; i ih aon, I one = ¥ b i {er oly property oF chicken ranch ved u Main ® For Rent AOI Pawnny To Herre, es Weatern avenue, DSK ROOM nice large & Pione with deme for fies, phone, Hook rent, tn to, “GL For Sale—Furniture, URW Vie MAP OF Beattly at Weklnw Moving & Co, Firat avenue and Cherry art PARTSIAN eulator, duly eure never fe ante Ye disorder fully Physicians free. Parle York rook ida new. entrance 1 Becond and Third. Are, Martha Blair, graduat cago schoul of Midwifery years experience. sar Wes Main it CURTAINS lau Be pain, Diack ba ied readings tor Bo. Room |. ihe th avenue. 19 Financtat ST RVPRCTABLE ” piade We borrow money lamonds — Jewelry, watches on Wateh & ry Co opp. Rat nd private offices, atrlotly confidential YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO SEE THE FAIR? YOU MRAN YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT, when it's #o close and dou't coat Very much money to take tall in—not any 6 than you arrow Oh Your trom THE CRESCENT LOAN COMPANY @1 MARION BUILDING ean pay it back In easy payments your pay days, Low ratea No blictty THE FIDELITY LOAN ivances to salaried people on thelr rn also loans on chat ther good security. I and | cific Bik and Yesler Way Sitch ek it tiai—Money to loan « Watches, diamonds and jewelry: low Intereat e Bt. Jewelry Co. at Pike, between 4th and bth Aves 2 money an on of see Lawrance M: Cotma ook. GET & Free MAP of Seattle at Bekins loving & Storage Co. First aven and Cherry atrect XA RELIABLE pince to borrow money on diamonds, watches. jewelry low interest. R. B. Went, @4 Pike street VIRTUE loans mc long time: payin sired. GA. Virtue, Becond and Columbia HERBERT & UPPER, Boheurrman Block, Money to loan on improved and unimproved city property, farms and timb lands, Corner First avenue and Cherry street. ft TO LOAN—Private mone, low of Interest. Osner & pinorn, 46 2 17 Balley Bide A dand i vanced salaried people, re- ters, boardiy pusem, without security: largest dusiness in 48 principal cities Tol man, 48 Epler Block, $13 Second Ave. Money to loa tein, P.O. Block. To On real eatat © et. Osner & Me esler Way, rooms % 4 fontana Loan Co, loans money 6 to Hinekley block hihorn, and 6. M $ per cent Lest and Found STG sth. emall green parrot Finder return to 8% Madison. Re- ward. iT = M. B. CRANE & co, Inc. *! we RAL HSTATO AND INZURANCH = 207-§-0 Wjtel Mull nd an . Mul U BE DOUOCAS NOag violin Hano dngiruction, Bas Fourt Medion! Gpeviatiet f PEMATE, invent gt qvery “na tais hones, " succegafully, trea Conauie ‘phy at re te Now ‘York Modloal t ian , Tustitute, Office. isetal Hide 1 nivance, itt Union, betwesit Pind Vie. u TH A WANGAIN10 acres, rleb nd bottom ba, y cleared, clase aol! and ery risen. RE. A. Fourth Ave... 6or Ooullate and Auriete bh) ERUY, “Oe ¥ ¥ Aa PERRY, “Ocullat “AWE tn potatoes aed nies ‘ ane 16x24, woodhouse, DR. FONDA NADBAU—OS Alaska and yard, good we * eam me at onde, _buliding Po ae ay once. Brichton Beach: — Phoni in 8%Up, x Osteopathy n Om eo Mate ASLLLN: Y. INFIRMARY or " .) O#STKOPATHY 144 Bocond avenue; TEN AC + me 1% phowe Main #84; both and lady Tacoma Osteopaths examination free. eanily cleared, mostly ble. Very easy termm eRT MALTHY, 41 Alaska B w NGTON INSTITUT 7 ATHY Five y Bate Depostt Bidx,, Dp. Roberta Wimer, 44 Alaska bu fng; Main 78st Wenatchee Valley TRAYGATION Valley je hin thr Wenatohes aoren of phere’ Bunplies ANDERSON BUPPLY CO, DY Cherry | Wena te ‘al ed lands treet, Beattie. mily y plenty; 30 ———— a rich. All kinds y fruit. be und Patent Attorney and veR- guarableed. Vor a re years = experion datted Washington. Seattle office 437 Burke Wenatchee building. Guide Book FRIEK worth, . - ad, 162 mien Adama, Frank 1, regtetered Canal wit in patent de work Reptember lat this year, ib ye experience in Beattie. Cob ds in band Weacre tracts are man Block tt now on sale, with perpetual wate - = ~ — righta. We start them at $100.0 per Physicians and Surgeons, nore. with b years to pay, Rome part ly improved are $160.00 per acre DR. CHAMBERS, @2 Alaska Bulld- Gteat bargnine for Ww. in ~ ~ Valley lands will doubl “ Roth phones = s J ar Watch and see. DR. DALTON, 447 Arcade, Skin dis- yor, Ba, Investment bu oR ay 58 Orchards val DR. GEO, HERBEIN, @ Union Bik write - H.C PRTERS, Owner, Gtorage 2 Alaska Tuitds Seattle, Wash o call on GET a Pree MAF of Hoattic at Beking | HAROLD KOREN, Local Representa- M« Storage - Firet Ave |" tive, Leavenworth, Wash. va and Cherry stree - enc TRUNKS delivered ® cents, 3 daye|_. For Sale—Rea! Estate storage free; piano and turniture|~“~BPRWANT, BTEWART & CO. es a re fiven, t Room © Union Block. a %, 2082 Fire i both phones, Main 636 14.00—An elegant ¢-room modern ho — — delmont avenue, with an Ship Bulidere ed view of city and home MORAN GHOS, COMPANY: Rnginoere 4 re atractive end Shipbutiders, Dry Docks, Lum- half, cash. Cor itille; eottle. Heauliful home. © . - th: $1,000 cash, bala: te Taito Boh. eleaant Groom house ergaw Lake | | fine — oF. Washington at Kk 15 Minutes’ from Business | | CORPORA* TIONS FORMED UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY STATE. Cheap, liberal, safe. SECURITIES GUARANTEED. Information and booklet free. E. W. McCORMICK COMPANY, Corporation Attorneys, Corcoran Building. Washington, D.C NERY parlor for sale: best Fy in suburb of Beatle Dice: pal ng cant, long lease. Phone’ black or address E-I8, care Star. —18 LE—Restaurant, in good loca- tien, doing good business. making money; Will sell reasonably If taken i once: rent $#) per month. Address care Star. on RESTAURANT, West Lake, «2 Pag, Te a LA 6 NE TUR AT EB. G BICKERTO BALESROOMS. 25-8) FIRST AV- ENUE, on Wednesday, July 12, at 1690 sharp. Bed sets, iron beds, ele- gant folding beds. bareaus, ward- tables,’ dintng sewing machines, fockers, lace curtains, board, mantel beds, 2 stee! vic. Star Katate and nearly pew, ting stoves, crockery, glass, kitchen furnishings, fine art squares, carpets, foe box, leo quantity of groceries, scales. etc. . G. Bickerton & Co, auctioneers. jones Main 1001; Independent 1377, chard; small trv good | | for | © “ price | No other ad. offers 80 close in | 9g. che Hh weekly : nu} and street a ——= | are in Mh not cost you 5 AND 16-ACRE tracts, close to city other cent: 1Gminute car service . ning and eveniny Lak _ mm fervice during the day Roupes on terme of > 1) per acre. 1) acres under fine soll: pr M1 acres on An cultivation, 10 acres in hay. 7 acree | $3 per week timber, good Groom hy 1, barn, be homes have been id and built chicken house, 3 fine * | horee in 12) months there are = stores, wagon and harness, 15 chickens, all| schools and churche Take Wael farming tools, price K.0m, term te pn Street car. Offices open un« 11 acres jotuing the city of North ¥ - ily © nm good house, rm Perpetual BRA LE HOMESERKER® Co. water rights; price onty 8.7; terme — om pari — = Gras B co. eooeeeeeooeeoeooovo 7%. re nu e _ ——— P.E. CLAYTON &80N, 8 est of Tagie Vathor \iet atout! @ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE $ west ¢ Camle ber, fuset about « a u cCBRe oon OF chickens; int LOANS oO ht for fruit, price ta FORTY ACRES near Pleasant Beach, 10 acres improved. small house, plen- 09 New York Block ° © © ° ° e © COCOCOOLOOOGOOD0O0E ty of water, fine wv the Bound; petse BM? terme hait'case. TEN A fromt, $00. HA < & OLSEN, rion Hutiding A HOME SITE. 1—Four sores excellent solt within walking distance of electric car, potchaser maker, 880 for . for the two. It will pay you to in- vestigate this. re Ingurence. good graded school, stores and on P. B CLAYTON & ON, one of the finest county reeds in «9 New York Block. King county Rasy terme. ~ -- — - HERE ARE SOME BARGAING CHARLES KB. ADAMS, #0 for « house and let near the steel wo Colman Building —tf | plant on the main road. - x : me LA ae ome ol HERE }8 A BANGAIN—10 sores. rich |“gouh seattle, four blocks from Cady first-class soll, close to school & Tn eS ant Sonny road; handy to one of the best towns in the valley: betweeh Seattle and Ta- y orm. OBERT MALTBY, 99-20-21 Alaska Bullding neighbors; fact fi. buys two fine lots and one two- story six-room house near Madison treet car line: fine view of the lake: $20 cash and balance in one, two and three years WINSHIP BROB “4 cTORY BUSINESS DIRECTOR BOOTH = WHITTLESEY-HANVORD Abstract Co, established 1 Base- ment Haller bik. Phone Mi in 1 _ Attorn -at- Law WORBMAN & JOUNOON, Attorweye we law. Persopal a cases a # Sper evenings from 1 to & ‘Notary Public. J.P. BALL, Lawyer. tonsultation rate Fees. ‘ws of Husband and Wife. $16 Btarr-Boyd Bidg., 619 First Ave AA A dividing, W. H. Merritt, DERSON, $21-323-4% Arcade ® years’ practice. Seattle. oD J. A. Keliogs, lawyer, 25 Batley, bidg. RERRRERERKRKRKEKRERE Room MO Colman Bide. ~tt x x —— = Real Extate Titles « walty. = RARE RARGAIN : Mil J, BRANI y S| Lake Washington Residence. x Attorney and Counsellor at Law. x| We offer for the firet Ume the mont = tr Lumber Exchange Z| delightful looation on Thirty-seventh x Phone Main 4m. having unobstructed view of x Mor! ae Low! Negotiated. x ‘ashington for aii time; larg x Real ate, Probate and Cor x finished park’ styl x poration Law. x the house of seven rooma is * Z| lutely complete in every detail, ER RERRERERERERE RE cry, known modern improvement in po <A awee | and paid for; a home to sult the crit BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO-| foal: wo offer this property for #009 MA-handy {fo Interurban, 20 acrem, | less than the gotual cost of ime fich second bottom land, mostly al-] provements, and make you a present Sor and maple brush. very easily | Of the lote; information and price cleared, no timbe: cing good coun Biven only at our of! “@. ty road, adjoining an improved fa s MERRITT REALTY Co. quarter mile from school. $00. Hall New York Block 19 cash. — ROBERT MALTRY, EAP HOUSE, ¢ 9-20-21 Alaska Building 4 tm, D-ator} —s ~ une, 4 lots, FREE GOVERNMENT LAND. om; 8 4 Homenteadn, desert, claims, ‘irrigated of gar, line innds, timber Iands, ranches of ail Bek D. wilh descriptions. lock O_ SMITH & CO Room % Times Butlding. FOR 8ALE—Snap, ¢room mod ae — | cottage, $1.00. Terme eany. Addr SNAKE RIVER irrigated orchard| M-12, care Star land; 6, 10 and 2-acre tracts sold on | —— — ay payments; low rates for Satur-| MODERN home, 6 large rooms, Ig ny ht excursions. %3 Arcade 10@, fruit, garden, haif block block for information. Inquire phone Red 7125. Ma BAXTER & WILSON, 089 New York. Banke : DIAN BAN! . THE CANADIAN BANK OY com tan bl das 1867. ov. Hees thes “Ey to, Ganede- | Ly hada and. th Vinod A’ genoral banking usinvenn " tratiaucted Vntereat oe lowed on time ts. Seattle Branch—G. Holt, Manager. SOUND NATIONAL BAN vac oF BExt TLR, 28 Et tein, ‘preg? Smith, vice prev.) Rt. ¥. ‘Ankeny, | hier; correspondents in principal | hice oe°*the "United" Wiatin!*tad PROPL! Frerclal, savings and trust’ bubiness. | | ANDINAVIAN AMURICAN THE 6 ink of Beattic-A re ba, ud enn trannacted: deporice, $.it0,- capital and av oD Grew Chilbers, pres; dB Childers. Jos pres; J. ir. Lane. oaahter; Wi num, asst. cashier; Geo. Fisher, asst. cashier; W. 1. Collier, eset cashier. :gueplen: | » buy a Green (0 feet square, ready t trie road f,,minutes’ ride north of the elty, tor take lot 80x19 feet. Our tracts are on two # nd about half cleared move onto this troct now you will be by the is completed, the right of way is now ly 4 and is completed two-thirds of the way to our property f ten neres n to fH), $26 cash and $1) per month, We have 4 tracts left that have a ppring 4 fost wide that was never known to mo ary. Our land fronts the und and has a grand view. There are 40 families living on ovr tracts ere Is & store, achool, postoffice, raliroad station and ateamboat dock on our tract. Take the G. N. train to Meadowdale 8:2 a. m. and see this prope} Agent meets the train and will show you around and a If you tim West & Wheeler COLMAN BLOCK, + ~ offer ¢ last long. Partioul M344 Ettel Bide Phone, Main tn Mengethe; Wee On ae nee eS A ae ry ay ¢ to sult purchaser. ME iitted Rr LTY CO. ______ Acreage for naam, | *230—G-Foom modern house, jot ty New York ilock —10 png ‘on 17th avenue north; will sell > - annteninn ACKE TRACTS. easy terme. nce lies il e atite on Lake Wash- | @.0t--T-roves modern house, jot a Te tngtont fine view of lake end, moun ed on Madison, with beautitul fine land 1% a. talne; 9 minutes’ ¢ to Madison of inke and mountaine; [00 ; Me Park: boat every hour; delightful |, down, balance §% per month ef sunk trem ae ch a place to live, Very pretty & rovin modern ox 4 mile from car ant 2 min- 2 Koren ‘lake front, on bloc om | nib; street pvemats le to the elty: $00 cash and Ghost, tine ‘Genting erebard: aman fd: located on Blalne mtr every three months. G. Ht fruits; new six-room house; private Svinte went, Jucen Auer? Nichols, 8 Pioncer Bids ~tf 1 Water wyatem: everything fine, SM *, eleared, with — aiiall A GOOD HOME CHEAP. _ bloc vm wh rs ed 2 blocks of car lipe; oom cottage bath, lot other buildings, ground all in m terena, n “4 ore rd, garden and small fruite, mtifel tivaere tracts, en cor to a ling: $28 down, balance #10 per month Swner at 9 large lots and S-room house, t block | We have farm pd alove- aronaee. jwner 4 from lake front; good orchard and Call and oon ee = garden, small froite; only §1.0m. STEWART, BTRWART & Co. cottage ered. firey Groom house and lot, 3 blocks Room © Union Block. Ng ee Py from lake faont good view, we M First Ave. to wull Bee Neeley and This te lees than one-half of the cost foenaarmar cat aera ey speeanee Mt View tation, Green nf the house le “° ~B Groom cottage and 16 SOUTHEAST SEATTLE i minute 2&4 Prone | Res! Eetate—Continued | ton in Js “4 nan Nit fot tn Qu addition ear the new Kort Lawton oar nen. #20010 lots in Gliman. addition In terbay, xi each, two blocks Ps (st ie t—-For holy 4x1, In Rowe, @o blookw from oar live 1900—Fine lot, boxi20, Prem one block from oar Hne 900 0 each in Latona 4—Corner lot on Queen Anne Fill xi20, fine view of Cascades and Oly mplos H00—Lot Sxl, fine view overlooking q All Improve one nd ear f you want 4 thi, ring up early $2,100—New br house, In all. re Bpects modern, one bloek from broadway oar line, unexoelied d undestructibie view) thin can had by paying 160 down and ) per n j #2,000-New he rh, 9 roome | and bat me on lower ng room and 6x10), nlop me. KAIRVIBW ADDITION Offers the best opportunity we know for investing little money for quick return The first lota will be offered for #% and up; 00 cash, © per month Kvery lot has 4 fine view and the sot! te the bewt. Alleys in every bi sidewalks will noon be In. Get off at on la ation and | hortheast to the ground; sidewall all the Way, our salesman Will be © the ground. Get In before the bent lots are sold, BRERA, LEVOLD & COX. 1920-21 Alaska” Building Tes ful rove ine water front lots f on terms of % down, week, Pive-cent fare by | digkets fr conductor | Washi to Atlantle , Orittin at} 29,000, nth Ine me years it certainly $300 p for om. Tot five iter than ft stories and ick; when per cent on your 1 action, ae t y ite ime CLOSE-IN farms and acreage $10 per improved. Belling out. Himan, tn the Times c Me miles terurban; xo Uys TEN ACHES, #4 Beattic- Tacoma rich leve a, natty lea mop! y wider “ROMER MALT 9-20-21 Alaska Butlding. ort HERE 18 A WAKGAIN—10 acres rich md bottom land, partly cleare Firet cinas poll. close to school a: bors, factng on county road. Finndy to one Of the beat towne tn the va Hey; between Beattie and Ta- cen Otek MALTBY, Peay terme. 20-21 Alaska Butiding. aw i RUYA TEN ACRES 1G miles from Seattle-Tacoma Interurban; Fich, level land. easily cleared, mont- ly alder and maple. Very easy terme, ROBERT MALTRY, 19-20-21 Alaska Butiding “4 BEVERAL cholee timber claims open Tor filing: “crukee toni to 7.00 foo alzo location on farming land. onty | & few from raliroad and town, | DOLLEY, €9-3 jock. —tt | BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO- MA~—handy to Interurban, peren. ‘sh rich ma bottom land. mostly der and maple brush. very easily cleared, ng timber, facing goog soun- olan 3 . Vucrtor of mile’ trom school. #8 alt cash. RORERT MALTRY 9-20-21 Alaska Bullding. 4 For Sale—Houses and Lots. PINE OMS Chose in, S-room cottage, ne lain plumbing. bearin rr street being frases, tik) ywner, 1 Murgies, corm acon Hil car to Charles CHEAP, pretty, brand new cottage ite finished, G-foot lot, newt ark, block to car, city water, grand | View: no reasonable offer refused. Owner living In house No. fo North #th street. Take Green Lake ear to Mth street. No agents. -12 | GEORGETOWN property room house, lot Wx100, best location: from owner, Phone Black 493, or address | Kl, Star 13 JOHN D. LOOSENS UP ONCE MORE) NEW YORK, July 11.—It Is stat- “i on good authority that John D. ockefeller was the mysterious mil- llionaire who offered to be one of | five to give $50,000 in response to ‘ommander Peary’s appeal for fteamer Roosevelt. The Standard| Ol company ts furnishing free all iho oll to be used on the expedition HT wo thousand barrels of kerosene nd 17 barrels of lubricating ofl have een placed aboard. It in expected the start will be made on Saturday Local Japanese are making great preparations for the reception to be |xiven Baron Komura, Japanese | |member of the peace commissior | which meets in Washington about | | August 1, Komura ts expected to arrive on the Minnesota about July THE MARKETS Strawberries have made their ex- it. Raspberries will follow soon, but blackberries are just coming in on Western avenue. Blackberries wold at $2.50 # case on market row Tuesday morning. A car of fine watermelons ar- abenshue Will Do Daring Stunts With Ris New Airship | “KING OF THE ATMOSPHERE” DEATH, BUT THERE 168 A LI WHO 18 MIGHTYEY WORRIE BASKET, ONLY A FRAIL FRAMEWORK MRS. KNABENGHUE WATCH TOLEDO,, O.—Roy Knabenshue the young king of the alr, who ha built an airship which doos what he wants it to do, is preparing more surprines for the public He will make several experiment Al flights in the near future, during which he will try out the machine ons daring stunts, Later on he will make some longer trips, the first probably across the lake to De troit The most worried woman fn ledo these days Is Mra. Knabenshue She has been with her husband nearly all the time since he began butlding his machine, While she Is pleased over his success, she fears accidents and her uneasiness i vis ible every moment ‘The tact that there ts such a thing as death never for a moment enters into Knabenshue'’s calculations, He goes steadily ahead, unawed at any doom that might be described to him, and smiling easily when the chance, and the apparently easy chance, of fatality is mentioned to him. Between him and the earth, many times miles below bim, there is on the frail structure of the framework of the alrahip, holding the driving and guarding apparatus, He has nc platform or asket, but instead, takes his stand on the flimay frame work, straddling it or crawling along one of {ts rails as uncon cernedly as if he were crawling along the surface of the earth. NEVER GIVES A THOUGHT TO TTLE WOMAN IN TOLEDO, O., D—HE HAS NO PLATFORM OR SUPPORT — HOW ED FIRGT PUBLIC FLIGHT noy VSHUE, KN ALE but what he said was lost in spo! the nolse of the crowd. And ho smiled continually, the happy smile of a child that has accomplished its desire. Back over the heads of the crowd Tho slightest mishap, the least #lip of a foot or a hand or an eye, and close upon the track of the flying airship would follow the grim apc ter of death, But Knabenshue do not care, He ts careful of hi ty, after an intrepid fashion o own, and what seems lib mere bravado useless daring is really a well calculated arrangement to combine safety with buoyancy Before the start of his last trip @ man asked Knabenshue if he car ried any Mfe insurance, The re |mark would have disconcerted the} ordinary man bent on such an ex pedition, but to Knabensh it sounded like a joke, for he an-| swered, smiling No, the inew ance companies won't take me as a] risk under any consideration When Knakenshue came down on top of the Spitzer building, there | was a big crowd there to cheer him About 10 minutes after the ship landed, his wife came up on the Spitzer roof. She tried to make her| way through the crowd, but it was] too dense, and she stopped on the} outer edge, and called to him "Roy! Roy!” she said. The clamor of the crowd wa | great that her voice could ly} be heard, but Knabensh { | | He turned towards her and her out of the mass of people in-| stantly. Then over the bi the cheering crowd he flashed al greeting to her and smiled. He Mrs. Knabenshue sent the greeting her husband bad flashed to her, aa good as he gave. Her eyes were wot, and she turned away weeping, but trying the while to smile brave ly through her tears. Knabenshue ix the ideal aeronaut, The breath of the upper regions is life to him. He is content enough on the earth below, but up in the clouds the intensity of the moment enthalis and inte tes him. He has been interested in balloon- ing and aeronautics since he was the merest boy. Before he was 20 he had an old captive balloon, and ne day when no one was expecting it, and his parents were away, he cut loose the ropes holding it to the earth, and ( away into the blue for bis first trip. Knabenshue is not yet 28 years of age. He ts married and has four children, and is a home man. Bon PHOTOGRAPH OF THE KNABENSHUE AIRSHIP AS IT LANDED ON THE SPITZER BUILD- ING, IN TOLEDO, EXACTLY WHERE IT HAD BEEN PLANNED TO LAND. rived on the row Tuesday and the dealers are again happy. Melons have been out of the show for a couple of days, owing to the side- tracking of a car in the south. Green tomatoes are on the market in abundance. If you want green tomatoes to preserve get them now as the crop this year will be small. Native green apples are selling well at $1 and $1.25 a box. Califor- nia apples are sold at $1.50 flat. Canteloupes are in the pink of con- dition. The canteloupe crop this year has been exceedingly good Egg and poultry dealers are again having a hard time getting enough exes and poultry to furnish their customers, Since July 4 there has been a great scarcity in the poultry market. Eggs are higher now than they ever were before this season. Vegetables. Beans, dry, per cwt., $3.25@3.75; small whites, §8.260°3.75; large whites, $3@4.15; pink beans, $3.26 green beans S460; wax green deans, 5@ wax beans, Ihe per Th; beets, per sack, $1.50; parsnips, per sack, $1.2 ive carrots, per sack, $1.50; lemons, $3.50@4.50; cauliflower, per case, 60@ gar- He, new, 10c; spinach, crate, 60c head lettuce, per dozen, 15420 arsley, per dozen, 26c; carrots, per ox. $1.00; Greeley potatoes, $22.00 @ 22.00; new California potatoes, 1%e per Ib: Minnesota potatoes, $28.00; new White river potatoes, per Ib, 2c: apples, fancy, per box, $2.00; ‘artich per dozen, 60¢ ive rhut 1%@2c; summer asparagus, green pean, 1%c; green peppers, per Ib, 20c; tele- phone peas, 14 @2c: Minstexippl to- matoes, p crate, $1.75; areen tomatoes, per box, $1@2; summer quash, box, $1.50; native turnips, dozen, 8@10c; flat Dutch cabbage, 1c: native cabbage, 1%c; green corn, per cucumbers, | 20@5 eucum per care, $1.75; nutmegs, per $2.00 @ 4.00. Fruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.50@3.60; dates, Ih, 5% @6e; figs, %-Ib bricks, $1.7 figu, seediess, 10-Ib cartons, 60 @ibe; grape fruit, seedless, $3.00 @$2.75; limes, 90c° per hundred; A RWeets, Dox, $2.25; new . box, $3.60@4.50; cran- Florida pineapples, meditrant fancy orange berries, $10; case, $6.00; apricots, per case, $1.00@1.25; cherries, 3 lifornia’ peaches, per crate, 7 freestone peaches, crate, $1; May Duke cherries, crate, California Juma, per care, $1.26; cantaloupes, $3.00 case; red currants, $2.25 case; raspberries, $1.50 case; blackberries, $1.60 box; wild blackberries, $3.50 $2.60 box; California apples $1.50 per native green apples, $1@1.26 per box $1.50; water- melons, California pears, per box green wrap “ dozen Butter and Cheese Washington cheese, 11@ 120; cream brick cheese, 14@16c; Call- fornia cheese, 12%0; Oregon cheese, 160; Bastern che ne 14%o; butter, } | eelf-raising buckwheat, 368, cas native creamery, 22c; cooking, 15@ 20c; California fresh creamery, 21c Egos. Strictly fresh ranch, per dozen, 25@ 260; Oregon exes, 22c. Sugar. Golden A, in sacks, $5.65; extra C, tn sacks, $5.65; powdered, in by rele, $6.40; dry granulated, in sacks, $6.15; cube, in burrels, $6.55; beet gugar, $6.06; maple sugar, 10@ 12%. Less Kc if paid within 15 days, Meats. Cows, beef, Te; steers, 7%c; mut- ton 7% @8e; pork. 7@7%e; lamb, 9c; spring lamb, $304; dressed ven), email, $@8%e; lve rabbits, dozen, $3.76. Hams, Bacon and Lard. Hams, 8c; bacon, breakfast, léc; lard, White Star, tierce, White Rose, 8c. Poultry. Ducks, @ressed, 17@1%¢; geene, Grensed, 18@16c; hens, 14@1%e; spring chickens, 20c pound; turkeys, fancy local dre 20@ 22. Nuts. Brazil, per Ib, 13@14c; cocoanuta, ond dozen, 80c; walnuts, Eng- ish, 14@i6e; ‘pecans, 13@14e: filberts, 13c; black walnuts, Te; hickory nuts, Jo; butternuta, 8; Jap peanuts, be; Virginie peanuts, Ze; Jumbo peanuts, 9c; almonds, 12% @ 17 Fish, Oysters, Ete. Soles, 4c; black cod, 4c; ling cod, de: crabs, $1.00@1.80; clama, open | shipment, $1.00; clama, per $1.59; oysters, Olympia, per $4.50; open bulk, per gallon, 3 salmon, 10c; @alnyon trout, 9c; kinned perch, Se; shrimpa, §@10c; flounders, 3c; herring, 8c; lobsters, iT%e; 6c; sturgeon, 8c; black | dass, 7c; halibut, 6@7e; perch, 4c, Flour. Patent, per bbl. $4.76; Crown, 95:10; Minnesota hard wheat, $ Pillsbury, $8; Pillebury’s Best, $8; | standard ‘Dakota, $6; Olympic, $4.76 Electric, $4.75; Holty, $4. Golden | Northwest, $6:75; Electric Light, $7.25; Gold Medal, $7.50; Top Notch, $4.45; Centennials, best, $1.75; Gold- | drop, $4.25 tent Excellent, $4.7 Noveity A, $4.26. Cereals. Whole wheat, 100, per bale, $2.50; whole wheat flour, per bbl, $4.60 graham, bbl, $4.25; per bale, $2.25; bbl, $4: rye flour, per bbl, $5.00 rye meal, per bate, $2.50; buckwheat, | per bbl, 37; buckwheat, per bale, $3.75; corn meal, 10s, per bale, $2.1 | per bbl, $3.76 ; white corn meal, | 80s, $4; per bale, $2.20; rolled oats, bbl, & C. Co. 85.76; wheat Makes, | box 75 Ibs, $2.20; farina, per bdbi, | | $6.50; farina, 10-tb macks, per bale, {|$8: hominy, large, per bbi, $4.70; | barley, 25-Ib boxes, $4.50; pearl barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4; | aplit ‘pens, $4.60@35,00; popcorn, per |ewt, $3.00; cracked wheat, per bale, | $3.00. $3.75; pearl Honey. California strained, per tb, Se; | California sage, per Ib, 140; honey, | extract, per Ib, 7@8%c; Oregon grape cream, 10-case lots, $3.9 ney, Yakima, 12%. Feed. Oats, per ton, $31@32; bran, ton, $21@22; barley, rolled, per $26.50@27; feed wheat, per ton, @33; dairy chop feed, per ton, per | ton, ' $32 $22; ! ofl meal, per ton, $41 28; whole corn, ton $27; shorta, per ton, $23, Hay. Eastern Washington timothy, $16.00; alfalfa, $12.00, wheat $14; Eastern Washington, compressed, $17.50; Puget hoy, $10@12. Grain and Grass Seed. Red clover, prime, ewt, ore alsike, choice, $17; white clover, @2%; | timothy, per cwt, $6.00 orchard grass $16.00; red top, $7! 10; English rye grass, $8; Italian rye en, $8; brome grass, $13; tall meadow oat grass, $15; Kentucky, blue grass, $12@15; pasture mixture, uplands, $10@ 12. oultry Food. Oyater shells, 100s, ton, $22; clam shells, 100%, $20; bone meal, 100m $32; granulated bones, 100s, $32. Om 268 and 60s $2 per ton higher. Report furnished by lg Hopkins & Go. (inc.), prokers, $05 and 306 Alaska Dullding. CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO, July 11.—The follow- ing were the quotations on the Board of Trade today: Wheat— High. Low. Close. July, 91, 897-8, 907-8. Sept., 883-8, 871-4, 88. Dec., 88 1-2, 87 1-2, 88 1-8. May, 90 1-4. Corn— July, 56 7-8, 55 5-8, 56 5-8. Sept., 56 7-8, 543-4, 55 7-8. Dec., 49 7-8, 49 1-4, 49 5-8. May, 49 1-8, 48 1-2, 49, Oats— July, 33 8-8, 33, 331-8. |Sept., 313-4, 31 1-4, 31 5-8. Dec., 82 1-2, 31 7-8, 32 1-4. May, 34, 33 5-8, 34, Pork— July, 12.62 1-2 Sept., 12.85, 12.72 1-2, 12.85, Dec., 12.90, 12.80, 12.9 Liverpool—Wheat closed, July 6s 10 7-8d; September, 6s 101-24; De= cember, 68 10 1-84. NEW YORK, July 11.—The fol- |lowing were the quotations of Stocks today: High. Low. Close. Amalg. Copper, 84, 82 1-8, 82 3-8, Am. Sugar, 1393-4, 138, 138. Brook. R. T., Ti, 691-4, 69 1-2, People’s Gas, 105 8-4, 104, 104. Metropoi., 128 1-3, 125 1-2, 125 3-4. U. 8. Steel, 34 7-8, 33 3-8, 33 3-8, U. 8. 8., pfd., 102 1-8, 100 3-4, 101 1-4 Atchison, 85 1-8, 83 5-8, 83 3-4. B. & O., 1141-4, 112 1-2, 118 3-4, Can. Pac., 152 1-4, 150 1-2, 160 3-4, Erie, 47, 453-8, 46. L, & N., 149, 147 1-8, 147 8-4. Mo. Pac., 99 1-2, 98, 98 1-8. Pemn., 1421-2, 141, 1415-8. Reading, 106 7-8, 104 1-2, 104 Rock Island, 313 30 1-4, 30 1-4, South. Pac., 64 3-8, 63, 63 1-8. St. Paul, 179, 177 1-4, 177 1-2. Union Pae,, 129, 126 8-4, 127. 1 Sales to noon, 430,600 shares, ) ry