The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies < Want ad. office, Ragley's Drug Store, Second and Pike, Phones, Sunset 6060; Ind. 1153, ma ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 015 Second Avenue, Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave, P. H. Mullen, 321 Ballard Ave op- posite City Mall. 4 Fremont Drug Co. Ewing Street ‘and Fremont Ave, Thos, Marris, at postoffice, Renton. anatniatatialhnadeiti peerrnncenn SS, WON : Netteee RR a jotices Special N. bul car to Aviantic City Griffia, or call muh in cow mill (het, makes picke! rem care Star: = ss Ber, aay preferred. Apply Go New Petits rect ee five years; this located very tear to the i; easy to go to it, and Now is the time you can raise 3 it is so fear i Your proauce FROM ONE TO FIV FIVE-ACRE TRACTS. FIVE MILES FROM PIONEER NO HILLS, EASY DRIVE TO CITY. BEST LAND IN THE STATE. CHEAP RENT TO RELIABLE PARTIES. WINSHIP BROS. ROOM 3% COLMAN BLDG RENT_FLATS AND HOUSES. flat, 9 Dearborn street. $13.0 flat. 15 Washington st... 1400 Dearborn st ‘Sth ave. west. Zard ave. north. 22.4 LAYTON & BON, lew York Block. THREE new stores, near fire station, Lake: rent cheap. Apply B. fire house. a Wanted oF he highest allure. Main tee, ind Ses FURNITURE CO” pare for household Ave. White ii: A Sole Pumn ure, Banke—Continued. Acreage for Sa MAP of Geate Storage Co, THE CANADIAN VERY CHBAP. MIRC! ef First avenue ver 100 bra United Stat OD pasture for rent, Abpty ‘vet Western avenue, for rent, ete ae ae Beattie Hranch—. % waterfront, 40 PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANC OF SBATTLE. Capital stock, paid in, 9653.00 000; J. Part amith, view the United outbuildings, DESK ROOM, with dex ce, Jarge “aética phon reliable sal men or women, ACRE TRACTS, RIDH on the car Sour TH! SCANDINAVIAN AMD k of Beattie one transacted Go; capital and surply arew Chilbers, on their note. $3,500, 5 $400,600; An J.B. Chilvers, camber; Wun Aan, | mnt, aut. cashier; W. L. Collier, mn 4h and 6th Aves. KY advanced salaried peo merchanta teamstera’ beantin ounce, without uninene bn 46 man, 48 Epler WerbeRr at Gest. cashier. to make for not owning your own Wy | } ‘WASHITNGTON~ PSP TOCA if ATHY —i4l4 Booon: both men and lady ¥ to loan on improved Ved city property, farms * x Meal Katate Titles 9. Apectalty, EMIL J. E vr avenue and Cherry treet. { Ne Aline = Attorp and Counsellor at Law. VIRTUE loans money on r and Auriate 5 PRAY, Goulist, “Avriat ment monthly if de- tetue, “Boston Block, DR. FONDA NADBAU—«s Alaska Rainier-Gra: tly confidential x dxcha' x < x Mortgage 1 x Real te, Probate and Cor- x poration Law. = =e 282 BUSINE Cheapest t new ho ASMINGTON INSTITUTE OF O8- TEOPATHY Five y. Bate Deposit Bide.. _ Photographers’ Supplieg SUPPLY UO. Ul Cherry BECAUSE YO! LANDLORD orage Co, First avenus SHOULD BAVB ANDEBRBOD t, Bea and 7 Bailey Bidg., rooms ¢ and A RELIABLE place to borrow money ichea. jewelry low est, We Pike street. ¥ to loan on real estate or _ Physicians and Surgeons. BIC CHAMUEERS, Wl Alaska “Huila: ing. Both phones. DR DALTON, 47 Arcade kin din WARDS YOU RY VERY FAST. It In not charity DON'T HUR you are look- Interest. R. DR. GEO. HERBEIN, @ Union B HOME OF YOU TO LOAN--Private money You have heard it before Bhi, MORAN VHON COMPANY, Bawincors builders, Dry Docks, Lum OF eich & ington. Beattie office building Guide Book FIR Adama & Brooks registered attorneys im patent and trade work causes nat lowest rates on . J. O'Neil, 28 Lumber MONBY to We offer you « bu In a reasoned Private money to loan on any kind of Lawrence Murphy, and most beautiful b ~~anenpe, Susiness Chonese OUR TWO SPECIAL Fine @-room modern. ho pets, wide halls makes rooms light and airy at a reduced ‘or next few days. Lots in this add! ON YOUR OWN oa on Gareae boating and fishing, | Fine tar water tro on terms of © down, balance $i ia peck, ecent fare by buying | @$33; dairy chop feed. ckety Washington street car to Atlantic LGity “Addition and see Griffin large new store, oF call Rooms 1 SF Mica wi Waking ‘& Stor Ce. eat nouthweat &é-room corner brick— First class house- | TRUNKS delivered % cepts, 4 turpiture | Rew, Sandinavian Bakers. Haye = GUION & CO. Forester Manager Real Ratate and 1 Noth Phones 37. ness, Tent reasonable, long lea: Can be bought for £2,600 above houses are big money makers and at the right price REWTRET Teal: Ht-t4 Kitel Bide. Phone. te SKING POR A room transtent brick--Splen- 0 jor ring College cut Brust, Sidewalk. Take Wash- | Groom sicam heat center; good transient rent, bunk house, well lo right in business nd partly olen YOU HAVE hi mile from small town. DP to Beattie 4 Srogm house, Kood small fruit, 200 chickens, ar stores, groceries and a money makers. See us. STEWART, STEWART & Room Union Block. Tia First Ave. casH GROCERY Sales 6G day; Feat Scents round CLOSE-IN farms and » minutes’ = feo, with terms ca. ADAMS, Bo Colman Bide —————— wW. iD—One grader for plant ee eae ——————— Wt Male ofwy ofy f m wanted at once. West Coast Works. ag thoroughbred of tools, household furn If taken this week. 1.20 Years crope will ROBERT MALTBY. 9-2-2 Alaska Bull DON'T FAIL TO SEE our i0scre tracts ow near the Interurten, rich moatly alder. and. maple roam houre, every respe Groom modern house 4 acre in ga ry everything pald Beven-room modern house, on Mth Ave. improvements . 2 New York Bik den rent $15; d-year inane. oved $159 month: iy: invest Ntateon & Cos glean STAND—Busy corner; sales Another near Alaska build 5, very low reni & Co, G3 New Yor — ita RLer< IN & 2 Marion Bidg ‘BOUTHEAST % Minutes = ron beda: for «few mantha, settlers. now neces 10 acres Houent MALTRY. $19-20-21 Alaska Bullding @ GOVERNM v land. rane O. SMITH & CO. Room 3 Times Building. EIGHTY ACRES ® Improved, part all gomd soit all kinds ot 4, otters lows ie are in and will not comt you another cent morning, and evening. pervice during the day. on terms of 8! or omes heave beer so! nd churebes. Ottices open une Gea ThE nomeserkens co. 909 will buy Sroom room! geod furniture: Gescriptt Independent A 5. hs. LE—Prutt and car stand nena. for sale ches y wo Third « ~ Must scll—nine-room furnished house, all rented, make an offer. S07 Fourth ing orchard: i: Meacre lake springs, creek through place house, barn and several outbuildings Two email cottages, own- will sell cheap. Call Joper.” Scheuermans for someone. ROBERT MALTRY. M9-2-T1 Alaska Hulldiny reguiator; only $60—For § acres of A No. 1 land, tac- tom on fine county rolad, easy drive 4 handy to beans, per sack, $1.2 wack, $1.50; lemon port ay with te stri will call and show you. Address A 47 CHARLES FE. $9 Colman Bidg. . in large bearing frutt rhan Station. from Beattle TWO ACRE trees. handy to easy driving distanc ROBERT MALTRY, Alaska Building. parsley, per dozen. box, $1.00; artichokes, per doz, 60c native rhubarb, 1%@2c; summer asparagus, T0c; green pei kreen peppers, per Ib, phone pean, 1@ te; summer rquash, Ib, 3c; native turnips, 600; Mat Dutch cabbage, 1c: native cabbage, 1%c; Call- fornia mr native green corn, b0c@$1 box; cucumbers, 40@b0c: cucumber CURTAINS launderea, Se pair. Black tom. +2 Auction Sale. Ags) OUSENOLD FURNISHINGS FRIDAY... AUG. m. AT THE SALESROOMS G_ BICKERTON, 23 FIRST AVENUE-Two machines, oak secretaire, couches, Majestic and Buck ranges, stover, heater, Kitchen Queen, cei tables, ges ranges, gas water hy iron beds, springs, mattrense: CHEAP PLACE —My hunband iw dead ° $40. on terme 0 “1 Soul hier month. for block #1 No acres an new 2 yee; fine for chic! dozen, 60 lantic City Store. ACKE TRACTS. ats [TES RIDE on the car Nor lots are selling for tm t MORRIS HARDMAN. amount of ¢! Investments, 23 Epler Bide. an ell you acres for | Wenatchee tomatoes, case, $2 G. Bickerton & hones—Main 10m ROBERT MA 9-20-31 Alaska Butiding. BUSINESS DIRECTORY WHIPTLESEY-HANFORD less Me os i Attorneve-at-Law ROSSMAN & JOUNGON, Kitorneys at Moor’ Pacitie Bi Open evenings from 7 to & crea, close in, ix bringing me $26 | it une for 1400 cash: going cart Geo. 3. room 3 Times Bide am a dandy ase, § YTTAGE and new barn: with cores of good In canes a spe- 19-20-21 Alaska Building. “BED ROCK PF $1—Acre tracts of J.P. BALL, Lawyer. Consuliation Free, Moderate ide, 619 Firet Ave 32-5 Arcade yearw practice KA. ANDERSON, ‘Only short, walk to Dividing. Seattl be 1 hotte m y and A. Thompson Philip Tworoger, #2 Oriental Block. W. H. Merritt. &® New York Bik D pays cash or will exchange TYiueckola goods. Main ts. On Plies ae nn _For Exchanse ing house for exchan te At; ~ rt " chick : for erty oF chicken ran — A ae For Saie—Miscellancous. __ Phoroughbred imyortea woming vie eons, for squab ling. All fancy varieties; visitors welcome Sunday neon. Evergreen Pigeon Loft, Sunnyside Ave., Bunnyside Sta, tion, Green Lake. ———— A. 2CHAIR barter shop with bath: location in Georgetown: if taken at once. Wiison & Bry- an, real estate, Georgetow: —— One Jersey cow, UO chickens, in house and furniture ‘with 6 acres of land. See Mrs. Baum- gartner, Riverton, Interurban Line, = Toome furnished tor housekerp- fino plano and sewing machine, p. iit Btewart. ee rooms complete for sa! Ming’ we Black se W. D. LAMBUTH, 5 Pacitic Bik J. A. Kelioge. lawyer, 15 Batley, bidg ane, $1.00; nute Giant Turnip 1 to call at the office of Went & Whee ¢ turnip that was crown on Tract 7 % pounds and is 26% inches turnip. pulled and inmpect a Ia fhe, ‘wii 4th Av We have W 10-aore ¢ running water 20c; California fresh ¢ y inammage elven 2 astern butter, 28¢; Oregon but home by profession Phone Main «i, PEMATH ‘dine if successfully treated. C Paria New York Office Estabrook ,. Union, between eadowdale & over ® families Hving th of particulars. West & Wheeler Colman Block —~PROPLES SAVINGS BANK d ayenue and Pike str cashier, com: |. Savings and ‘trust busdoess, ton 7% @8 |e itate-—-Continued VDUSTF OTTO VOD OO OO08 ° © @.B.CLAYTON & HON, 0 ° ° ° 419 New York Block ° ° o oO RBAL ESTA INBURANCE 0 ° AND LOANM. o ° o 0000000000000000000 $1,000. el #1 ’ ‘aw rent 0 » house, Just eom n cottng ear, at Fremont; they are w large lots, er and wewor, m4 fir #900 cash, bal, ‘ea rent 0 each. Fire Insurance Money Loan, PB. CLAYTON & BON. 419 New York Block. * - * x x “ * * * * - » » * RANI ti k 47, after 6 i” own M. B. CRANE @ CO, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE me ures one of our is out near the Interur- ‘ond bottom land: mostly “i maple; very easily cleared od county road MALTRY SDT Alaska Ruliding s FREE CAMPING SITES on La shington, Beautiful groves, fir mt te h, from $4 to $75 the conductor. ‘Twa W acres, ric partly to weh good ly to one of the be fey; between Beattie A: 50, omy forma RORKRT MALTAY. 9-2 Ad ere, tome improved. Sellin, che oyner, Hillman, in the jock. map: $1.0: halt cant Bee WRAVER & JAMPR ® Ww r. int and Yealer. THE MARKETS. Western avenue on Wednesday morning was not very busy, owing to the gloomy weather, changes have taken place of late. A steady ran on all lines for the last two days has resulted in a clean up of all old goods, Eastern Washing- ton goods are coming in freely The Kastern Washington crops this season ate good. Vegetables, Beans, dry, per cwt. 83.25@3.75; small whites, -$3.25@3.75; Jarge whiter, $3@4.15; pink bean: green beans S@6c; wax green wax beans, ISe per per rack, $1.00; parsnips, pative carrots, per $3.26; $5.00696.00; cauliflower, per case, @ @ new, Se spinach, cra! 0c head lettuce, per doxen, 15@20c; IMe: ic; tele- nm corn, per dozen, 36c; per case, $1.76; nut- cane, $2.00@4.00; | mweet per cwt, $1.26 ashon Rose, $25.00 Grant. Chiles. Pruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.60@3.50; dates . per case, ib, BH G6c: tiga, W-Id bricks, $1.75; 1 feediess, 10-Ib cartons, 60 7Se; grape fruit, seediens, $2.00 limes, Se per hundred; new | 00; aprico' y oranges, box, $4.00@4.75; cran . $10; Florida pineapples, $1@ Hlifornia peaches, crate, 604 aches, crate, $1 @ Sie red currants, $1.25; b herr 50; wild biack-| berries, box $1.6 alifornia apples, 141.60 per green grapes, | 1.50; watermelons, $2.26@2.00 per dozen; California pears, per box | $2.00. white seedless grapes, $1 Logans, per crate, pach plums, per £906 rab tehee apr 4 melon w Butter and Ch: ory, 24¢; cooking, 15@ Eggs ; Oregon eggs, 22 Sugar. Golden A, in sacks, extra ©, in sacks, $ powdere In bar- rein, $6.10; dry granulated, In sacks, | $5.8 , in barrels, $6.26; beet Meats, Cown, b ; pork, 7@7%c; lamb, 9o; live rabbits, dozen, JAMES B. DILL IS IN TOWN —_———- (Continued From Page One) The man in the seat beside me utrigh®, but myself out rushed like 1m Boyer, of friends appeared {ing trip and the genial multi-mil- No work, and knows be | tripped down the steps of the hotel Nightly an fancy local drensed 20@2 ave., Drazxtl, per tb, 13@14e; cocoanuts, e and my pa k for $150 and was #0 dazed that Jap peanuts, 6c; Virginia peanuts, large lot h, bal, same finished, 20th extra well bullt *. Holes, 4c; black cod, +e; clama, open | $1.60@ $1.76 t among which was the Unit poration, in 1901 salmon trout, Se; ten Steel Ceo for which task he wan paid t ent feos of $1,000,000, dustrial machine more than $1,000,000,000, skinned perch, be; ‘This huge in pitalized at “ae halibut. I4*ce@i%e. F nom the following | in A Bridge com-| 1 & Wire com- pany, American Tin Plate comp ard wheat, $7; Pillsbury’s Beat, Miiebury, $8 tandard Dakota, $6 Pr Holly, $4.76; Gold Medal, $6 enniais, best } Patent Excellent, $4.76 being $1.76; Gold- | “Gladiator, $4.00; Norcoml, e individual concerns 00 for $00 . Whole wheat, 10c, per bale, $2.60; | Trt states. graham, bbl, $4.25 is one con- writer didn't] to ask him how h organized the steel Stor man that * tinuous vacation 7.60, buckwheat, per ba corn meal, 10s, per bale, $2.20; rolied oata, worked that made his labor a pleas- “The business world in crying out | every day for young men with pre 4 it never inquires! telf-raising buckwheat, 25-Ib boxes, rt bariey, 100-Ib sacks, $4; Dopcorn, per ) cracked wheat, per bale, awh and small | $4.50; ducing power 94.600 45.00; about or considers the question « | “The commercial and industrial ighbors; ‘pric ef ge Stesragy world wants men with the capacity | California strained, per Ib. 7% mage. per ib, ltc; honey, @%ec; honey, Yak- hours a day, but likes those better work in four | hours, and will pay more fe Dill_« views tunities for educated boys are interesting, Summed up briefly, Cats, per ton, $3132; bran, pert barley, rolled, per ton, food wheat, pei ton, $19@ $20 beat chop $2 whole corn, ton oer toa, OA8 “There is an unprecedented de- promptnens, power of analysis and concentration, | anny individuality and Washington $16.00; alfalfa, Washington, double hoy, $10@12. Grain and Grasse Seed. Red clover, Dili has no use for the pampered sons of the rich who expect t cowl, $17.00; alike, cholce, $17; white clover, $20 ka Building ‘ = corporation ane 510 per places of importance are filled by These jobs go orchard grass $16.00; red top, 870 $9; Italian rye brome grass, $13; meadow oat grass, $15; blue grass, $ lowlands, $12. Oyster shells. boy with brains. 16; pasture mixture DIM, “Character is Destiny.” ton, $22; clam bone meal, Eranulated bones, 100s, $32. On nd 609 $2 per ton higher, Seed Grains. Washington, Barley, beardiens, $2.00; bar- $2.00; barley, fall $1.76; Oats Eldorade rye, fall or winter, $2; sand or winter, $10; vetches, v tares $4; dwarf Essex rape $1.55, Millet Washington is one of the best man- aged he has ever seen, of the directors of the Waldorf-Ai New York, and knows hotels. “This struck me very forcibly in the Mning-room, where waiter naively led a bride and groom off to a sequestered corner where none but they might hear and see, while a fussy old ‘gent’ who wanted to read his morning paper placed under the white glare of a window where the light was best. “T'm here for a bully good time, and today I'm going out fishing for sockeyes in the bay with my old cottage, lot (xii, close in; $700, oats, banner, Oregon win 50; pop corm, per Not hany | field peas $3.26; white field peas, $3. Report furnished by Downing Hopkins & o. (ine.), brokers, 304, 806 and 306 Alaska butlding. ‘The scheme to redu wal by extending Nt only from Shilshole bay 4 reducing the depth to 25 using one lock, was, Wednes- the Chamber Commerce, laid before Major Burr, Major Langfitt 2he: carrots, per engineering board which Is to make a id harbors committee ea] o per erman advantages tary Meikle, 00; Minnesota, ntly the plan te jpurchase clause in the Washington, making | man franchise on the part of the majority of the members of the determination vinenittee not ty council does not spring from honest nd harbors « considerations, being merely the lat- considers too | | much, the scheme to finish it as far /est attempt to hold up the applicants ecommended. it was thought, | lsurvey of the history of the fran- fade wach: © lor the franchise, is evident from a considering the immense | chise since it was Introduced in the ck- | advantag council nine months ago. In looking backward it will be that the present hold-up is sim- |ply the grand finale to a series of ing of the channel would be of similar attempts that {made on Moore and Gilman, ‘latter have had to make a continual fight to obtain any rights, and have gotten as far as they have only by making concessions any other street railway franchise United States Moore and Gilman Secretary | foreed to abandon the First avenue feet | route for the elevated section of the | d and remove it to Prost street. Then Rude, Mullen and Benjamin 1 to compel Moore to construct Washington coastwide trade and | hotel and construct a line on Third would have added of | greatly to the value of property in Union com- | the vicinity owned or leased by the area com-|same three councilmen, in this attempt hecause that the construction of of the rebellion of the public against the canal would lead to all kinds of the palpable hold-up, they tried to aboard the ves native apricota, present time elty of 15,000 pe She has grown M@ ibe; | Call- | manufactures MN@i2; cheen 12%e; Oregon cheese, | stern cheese, 14%c; butter, | stated that Oriental trade tly fresh ranch. per doren, arene | Dakota, but that nine-tenths of the |a tunnel steamers in th s could use It, ald that the area Salmon bay and avenue, which , ; maple sugar, 10@ 1240 Less Ke if paid within 15 daya, Liverpool docks, Te; steers, Tc; mut- Fe Atte teMediedededatieieied aa friends, Dr. Boyer, of New York; Dr. Boyer, of Beattle, and Captain w York.” At thia moment Judge Dill's ay for the finke a well how to or haw to play, fm who kno jad of 12 emendous responsibilities rest easily on this man’s brow ALL BRICK STREETS Detroit, Mich., Replacing Other Ma- terials With Paving Brick Brick the Staple Material for Streets for Heavy Traffic Detroit prides herself on having of the finest brick pavements rica. Of a total of 308 milem 4 #treets, 233 miles are paved with cedar blocks, 38 with brick, and 36 with asphalt, the balance f granite and macadam. The brick pay nta have proven #0 much more durable, and are so eu perior from a sanitary viewpoint, that year by year, as the wood blocks 4 paved streets are being repaved with brick. Fortunately many of these streets have concre tions. Brick is coming to be rece ognized as the staple paving ma- terial, particularly for thoroughfares | over which there is heavy traffic. Not so much attention is now be- ing given to the make or style of brick used as the manner in which they are laid in the street. If they are laid carefully, with a good fill- er, a good, durable pavement. On thé | other hand, we have learned that carelens ing the p pavernent, brick be used. Another thing that helps to maké Detroit pavements good and gives us smooth, ch method of inspection. Under the di- | rection of William H. Maybury, the commiasioner of public works, in+ spectors are constantly going over the pavements, and when spots are found where the pavement ts de- mand for educated men and women |teriorating, immediate repairs are made. More than $100,000 is spent ay and wear out, the cedar » founda 4 well made, brick will make indifferent work tn lay~ vement results In a poof en though the best of n streets is our My « this work alone. A quarter of a million dollars will be spent this year for new brick pave- ments. “ Detroit contemplates the building |of a municipal paving brick plant, as was set forth in the last issue of the Clay Worker. For the past two years Detroit has purchased her boys who work their way up—to the/ own brick from the manufacturers, and then has the work of Jaying “And, in the last analysis,” say®) done by contract. About 6,000,000 paving brick are bought and used in this way each year, Contracts were awarded recently to furnish 6,000,000 brick, more or less, at $18.50 per 1,000. That we have excellent streete is attested by the approval of many neighboring citien, which, after fending committees to investigate; have adopted the same general sya- tem. At the rate Detroit is now go- | ing, it will not be many years until nearly all her streets will be paved with brick. EXpecially will this come true if the municipal paving brick plant materializes and proves a succens.—The Clay Worker, In- dianapolis, Ind., June, 1905. oes New Canal Scheme | Before Engineers manufactories on the shore of the Hake and the construction of railroad terminals to reach them. It was shown that one of the most important advantages would be the jability of the small vessels of the! sound to reach fresh water, wheré the destructive toredoes would be killed. Toredoes cause immense damages to the hulls of wooden ves. sels and also eat away marine ways in salt water. HERE'S THE STORY OF FRANCHISE HOLD-UP ‘That the present opposition to the prevent Moore from building a line on Broad street, trying to force him to reach Pike street by way of West- lake boulevard, or not at all. Moore wanted to put a line on Westlake also, but it was with diffi- culty that he prevented the council from granting an exclusive fran- chise to the Seattle Electric com- pany on the important street. The next attempted hold-up was on Fourth avenue, Mullen trying to. foree Moore to pay an exorbitant price to help regrade the street be- fore he should be allowed to lay a track on Fourth. Then came the demand that the company, should the city desire to purchase In 1934, be paid only for the value of its equipment, rolling stock, ete., no value whatever being assigned to the unexpired term of the franchise, It was at this point that Gilman announced that he could not secure capital on those terms, and Moore suggested the plan that is now be- ing opposed by the committee. ee ed * ANOTHER SPOKANE ¥ RUMOR. * Rumors concerning the real % cause of the scuttling of the # Pacific Coast Steamship com- % pany’s steamer Spokane are & still rife on the waterfront. * The latest report is that the #& Spokane strick a rock on her *% return voyage from Alaska, and the damage occasioned by #& the collision was what caused #. the bad leak, * * SERRE ENE RN ~ ye tion