The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1905, Page 13

(Large Tracts, achooi at 8:2 tt & Wheeler 1LMAN BLOCK S a We « MALTBY Mente Tote 48 up. Bt per week. ag Pam lock from, Southeast Beate Maden «av reet graded, | 5 a 7 on Sewer, comet walks in and for feautt reem cotta, finely fur TRE Mawr? secunITY co og AY : Bow Pr Mame TSS. Ind A Pienic mar and full ematchee Valley yon wut te fact new on th ts Pree & vee best 6 acr CASCADE ORCHARDS” te completed and ac naree on 5:80 en n watire at if beautif takes the wa wl o beat M@ & cRare @ CO. INC tibhe of Polls under ries PEAL ESTATR 480 DMRANCE ee Gecomd and Pie, from, 1 t. The Voewe 6 Reatt! face ls ideally for irrigation purposes. 6 acres mm Down Free Cetice, fratt, berries, potatoes and other vegetables will keep « 10 scree moana t w PETERS, Owner, Gubhe site eS amc oftice, 3-minute © teen SKE sorviee, We cum dew one of the dnoth wone®, coe Mitt, kumas in the city Pa Kapreseatative, Leavenworth, Wash ye i meunt -3 view. @aeem hours, brian fend attwantive. ewner secupring. dm eeedine sate; the Ch, see photograph, examination. COMPANY. @)4 Admin wide. BAIN and cold "| ae a ‘Sa eRFRONT ON NICE LAKE~# trom ie: “Yacoma Interur ot the best towne hens, incubator and broolera; ment only $%; “ / cutte of farming tools: §L80. cag RT. Malrey, ‘ Alaska Building, ~ " cheap rent; <n me am, : in the walley, Opa pag, > rge airy rooms. ‘Stenarre Beary co. > New Youst | Tard Ave wit! e- acres, ree cleared. @eres under fence, balance thn ber, goed Groom house, barn. chick~ en house. horse and w » @ hogs, chickens, crop and farming tost SRETTENGREN & ARNELL, 7 ftrest. —— RETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO- MA—@ acres. first cinme bottom Innd. % acres cleared. fine creck through the Te iT MAL, Ainaka maple. neat 6-room houne, few ‘minutes waik from Interu Hm. terme, ROBDRT MALTBY 919-929-021 Aineka Butiding. EIGHTEEN ACRES ; one hour from Seatt! tnproved. good te ¢+room house, 6 minut; rom depot. stores, pastetfive school: $1.40. “Terma, ROBERT MALTBY, 919-00-91 Alaska Building. rRER “CAMPING ~ ban, rae; and ree new store, oF cal Rooms block. bettom — land, -* > plenty of run- souemry property, MALTRY. festidine BOTTOM . 18 improve D6 treen; ¢-room house ROBERT MALTEY, 919-429-021 Alaska Buliding. FARM BARGAIN—W acres, all level, best of soll; 15 acres in high state itivation; 40 acres pasture; bal- o has enough cedar and fir tim- wp. $f per woek ington street to vattenaent Rraatte ATED —A CITT AGE, 7 teve o cee wants @ small to half pay for place; large gage teed tenors not te Mr , Prk abeut $1.00. Only orwmern weed anseine Bai T BRANDT, ome, obs ta implements, ‘and naelior at Law, household furniture; %,60. Terme a mange Bldg. ROBERT MALTRY - “Gane, fea 919-920-921 Alaska Building. 5 e= Gad Gee SES « Speviatty. | For Gale Bs acres, 2% mi th of en a en Port Orchard, on good county road, ae ne ‘week = E * 5, D ree neres om - “ clear@, earing fruit trees, bar “ 4 bee nm Mtreet to! Soultry house and yard, small stream a * of running water. Price $1,600, half 4 1 eany terme. Apply to AY: er, Port Orchar ash. Main 7a.—t¢ —$—<_— atks and 2% GOOD BUY—# pores, part bottom street | land, balance good upland, all nearly level, 15 acres improved, fine creek; Eroom house. email barr, 8.00 MALT ROBERT 9-90. ka Buliding. CARLSON DENTAL Co. ALL MODERN METHODS. Corner Secgnd and Yesler, over Guy's Drug Store. Entrance room, 207. Telephone Ind. L. 737--Sunset_ Main 2716, & | foe the pant THE SEATTLE STAR—GATURDAY, SEPT. WIRELESS § REPLACE POLES IN ALASKA | | | General A. W. Grosley, chief wig-g@tates treasury to clear the Mae anyway ] Bal ofifoe the United States) “Just what solution will ultimate Army, returned Saturday on the! ly be found for the trouble, | cannot cable ship Burnside from Alaska, |say, We might move the line to ; ral has been on a tour of] some other route, but that would the territory investigating the eon-| litte relef, and would coat a gre ditions of he government's lines. | doal, Wireless telegraph, howev In @ discussion of conditions with | be aaid “The overland telegraph line from} | Valdee throug® Fairbanks to St Michaels, as we all know, has never given @uc® satisfaction, E | year fires ae@ fads put t out of ca@minsion for several we ata time, but wy investigation has | led @e » concluston that the won t that it will not always i wank, be it works at | 1 te eho & @a@erhu@an task to maim@n a line terouge 1,400 miles of weseliied country, much of it 36 practically a! of tt Uintber Many people have been of the opines tat if the gove tere! would cher omt a path of 100) fect ou each side of the line, that} prevest trowble from sore C1 do wot believe thie would | | welp oat MUCH, sed beaiden Mm we wien ail he money fm the United BY GONZALAZ DE QUBSADE, Catan Minister at Washington Written Bapeciaity for The Star | WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 1 Tee prowertty of Cuba is sock that <o the mowt optimistic are sur | pred at the reaukts whieh are | wows by the latest statintics. There &% BO deviiom of the country that haw aot yoodived @ great tnyctus, eam neordaity of tetusrtally, and the | inten of tomrinte amt investors dur. year has been such j hifi If PavS To OfAL AT ANG ‘DRUG C° 007 FIRST AVENUB. COLMAN BUILDING, Between Colmabia em) Marton BULDERR HARDWARE GALE. Asyore newding let, bette, sagh- wekghin, sash cord, spring window belts, cupboaré entchen tures or anything eve In the tneiders’ hard. ware lime will ave money by taking Copper Reversitie Martie Tee Banded Cid ( Ot Copper Knol tise Lock . 200 par Stanley 3%$aa% Old hea léc Boge Lantern . 11. Cold Rant Lantern. 11.) Penetetne Mprimichw See Window and rend priee tugs in | ae for rest of attractive buyn - nine. . “'¥ . 340.08 Boutle ..... 4... $56.00 Coaster Brake Racy SPINWINGS CASH & 1310 Gecomd Avena, Fine Witches, Jeweiry amd Silverware 718-715 Firat Avenue, dowsler mul Optichan is proving @ great success, and th & Star reporter Saturday morning,| time will probably come when a wireleas system Will be in operation over the pre land wire re I believe this wor of all troubles in operation tem now will be used somewh thavea make to coi liberty to di General G adian Id be the solution The wireless aye from Ni . to St. Michaels has not given any uble during the 1 months it has Bren used We fished out part of that old cable from Nome to St. Michaels, which the lee carried out soon after it was laid. We only succeeded tn getting ten miles of it, however the rest could not be founds This ton miles is on the Burnside now and i# im very good condities. it fow recommendations to ngress, but am et a close (hem at promeunt reeley will leave for tthe id] east Sunday morning, over the Cap Pacific CUBA HAS MONEY TO BURN aetile the balance due to the army The goverement of Cuba whieh hers ue far boon very careful af com tracting finamct ptigemt ion, will deal with thie matter im the auame commervative 4 com mendab tn manner in which It hae heretofore handled the questions which huwe atheen and best interests mindtet of always inepired im the of the country and her laws and interne thenal obbtemt ion» . * moT oF + TIFLAS, @ ported that the town of Ihashe in Phaser, to the mowntans ** 5 lad Madina Ma Me Meal TAGGAR? eee eee eeeee Femhing te the sens. The prop- @ erty of the prince of Muchran, © & the Danton dtvtriet, was do PLAM Re AND MUO Sept. 2.—It ie re The poopie fed ‘Troops are Stet eeeeeeeeeeeee SCANDAL WOOSTER, 0, Sept. 2.— Cree tlie Tommert’® te te contradtet ttimony, Biity Taggart WH! be placed om the mtaed gute ‘The judpe te avaious te finish the case and hms decided to hold court on Labor Day. the evidence will be all te will wap te! ume Thursday. It expected that and ar- be tod by He NEW MINE INSPECTOR HE; ona |, Dave Botting, the newly appointed Leck | "tate mine inepestor, put im an ap- She | Marence Saturday morning at the [county commissioner's offtoe, |wan appeinted « few deve age by BOE | Governor Mead to fill the veouwoy pew | tent by the expiration of F. Owen 15¢ | foar-year term Boits | $1,500 a yaar aud traveling: expenses, 4 | and the deties of the mine inspector to wee that the siete lnwe f [the protection of fife im the mines | are net viekated are The office worth Botting: bells trou Pinck Diamond and hee bad « ther~ Commer, Oprtng Pork Spin. | Mh course in the mines there, Wie CELEBRATE 0 (the afternoon of September 4, Labor Day, Pratercul and a large the 14 lodaen of the Tirotherhood in Sunttie dalegation from the or - der im Tacoma, will convome at Alt Peint to beld the annual basket pie- ate. bomndintdy on the clow of the Laber Day exnretites a parede of the start at Fou down Mecond | dock, where a ‘will be in waiting to take them to pavilton. *, headed by a brams band, wilt rth and Pine and wmarch enme to the Flyer chartered steamer rageramnt has quate cag, evening in 905 “Shades of King Katoukeua!” ab@ut the worst thing that God ever lot grow, Why, the suger planters With the above exclamation At aa n fighting 4t for years in ftorney Ki. 8 Gill, who had b iniands, A wingle root of it will glancing over the pages of a fh Krow up into an impenetrable thick culture magasine, while watting for|et almost in a night time, and it e h@@ring b ore Judge Vrater, Sat fonoken vegetation of all kinds, iu urday int leaped into the alr robe the soll of ite fertility, It When he came down again and) is the worst curse the Ms Han ts ’ lande ever had, @nd here is & man) at tts adwertinement here offering to well the for 16 cents Just look at it! | packet, I tell nee that and he read aloud | stuff gets started in a ce there tana Hawall's beattiful|is no stopping it. It spreads lk multi-colored — flowering shrub, | wildfire, It simplyipute agriculture | Prows anywhere oie 16 cents «| out business, Ie a regular vee packet Novelty come| tale canntball pany, be ou According to Mr the firnt Those of the bystanders wo knew | Is wht to the that th raetic atto y wees for-|isiands fram ne years n in Honolulu, engemé tm ely-| ago upon the ther t it might ing the editorial stub-pee amd fill-/ kil a troublesome of tough ing th hagoral coal fer a Ka-| gran, He says the lantana not only Wallan paper, retlize® whut (idl vow) killeé the grass, but hos killed Iriving at. Ottwws waited. everythiag etm that 1 to «row Why abd Gi, "thls Ieitoread | over niner @nieas continual warfare Ad. Here (oeeatin: He ngroektgrad | wan kept ap eaniwet It by the own future of (he wiete comnty! Dea't|@e of the pineapple, banem and you knew teat thie bantam Are ws | onour plantations DEADLY SHRUB THREATENS TO INVADE THIS COUNTRY “ON TIDE FLATS ———-_— The Gtar has It on good authority that the Seattle Bleetrie company contemplates abandoming its Pine: street car barns iy the sear future, because of lack of room and the high price of property in that neigh borhood. The company, according | to the Star's informant, intends to dew ite barns on the tide finty! sowth of the city, baving options! The Pine street barns are sow too amall to accommodate ite share of | the railing stork of the comgumy awd | the Fremont bara. whieh was built | to tke care of the “overfiow” in! ~~ ngs liaelaeinonseutadaarentlann | the opm. at premmt tims from 15 to) out to Premout from! care are vom THEY WILL TRY ACCUSED OFFICERS WARRINGTON, D.C. Sept & Seerttiary Berayerte today an oma he metweship of the court-martial to try Commander) Leecten Young and eskgn Charles Wade, charged with nagiect of duty conmection with the Benmmington eRpiontan ‘The court will meet at Mare is- tend Petrvery 15. and consists of ime fotlewme Bear Admiral Heary » Caphets Charter # Captes Wilder PF. Day, Joba MM. Rotier, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 -—Chariae Moore, of Colorado, 16 years © chart WASHINGTON, Sept 2. The board of cousulting engineers of PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 2—The state commimstoners of the Lewis and Clark exposition met this after. noon to Investigate the chara» of graft made aguinat HB. Hardt, ac retary to the director of exhibite, Cotone! Dench. Hardt wae euperie- tendent of exhibite at 1 mabe exposition Ameng his seeerere & Pédward Resewuter, oditer of the Omaha Bee VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 2.—%. Bristol, M. PB, Teremte, juat re turned from the north, viewed the silver depenite at Windy Arto, wear the White Pass railway, and states that Colorado will be exeuthed and the greatest mining camp in (be world will be eatabliahed EDUCATORS YALK PORTLAND, Ore, Sept ‘The general a) jaet of (he Natlounl dw ol cational commen today was legen and Universities,” Prenid W. F. Kane, University of Washing tow, presi After an addrens by Prowident P. L.. Camptorti, Univeratty of Oregon, on “Bihration ami the State,” a disewsdtan was apened by President Penrose, Whitmea Cel loge, Walla Wadia, The adtirens of Prof. Samuel McCune, Lindsay Uni | versity, Pennsylvania, was on “Rdw ' o for Effictency aad Demandy { Modern Buitinese.” the Pine atreet turan after the rou we over and are browcht inet aan in the morwing, (0 pie’ ap their crowe at bewiquarters When Prevident Furth of the Seuttio Electiric company war asked to confirm (he report of the change in bie company’s plane, he declined to @ther affirm or deny, aimply mytng, “I! know sothing abowt it.” it is understood that tbe com fad att the vicloily land in bead ot juarters for the porpows ef exinrg at Chom, beet thst (be owners of (be the present joining property put faacy prices on the property desired It was then the company terned its eyes toward the tide fat an the most suitable location for the ncw larns. SHR enenetnnee Lott OR’ .uRaUPt * PORTLABD, Ore, sept. &— & ‘The sirup Galeton Galled tt mohe 8 Ciget in competition & with the City of Portiand to- & eg W) account of an gockiont & Thy Mth seeded, Gut wan & © strona win wer the Colum been slatted ” more later. . * eanannhareenenne GUAYAQUIL, Bept. 2 —Preadent Gareta has approved the formation of a new ministry, Cartos Tobot t tulutater of foreign affatra, THE MARKETS Beans. ary, per owt. §1.25@2.76: ‘No. 1 small whites, $250; choice whites, $3.46, large whites, 16; pik Benim, $2.50, bayo beans, $4.00. hort, per suck, $1; parsnipa, 99¢ ewretn Me per sack; ul fiver, Tic per don: gartic, 1c per ib; grem peppers, native 50e; he me be; squash Be; pere- ley, 260 dom: turnips, Géc mack; ‘cery Mrepm, $1.0, Muscat grapes, Lo ben Prince grapes, $1.75 pr ben, = cantaloupes, $1.25@51.50 per crate; pabbage, MG@1% Yakima tomatoes, 60c @ 76, came; hot house tomatoes, eucambers, doz, choice; corn, re @SL60 per mack; potatoes, 15@ $20 por tom, California onians, 3h celery 460 yellow tomatom, 4c per I. ewe plant. fc per Ip. Fruete. Dates, 1 por case; figs, case ye -R. Drickn, $1.75; weedlem figs, I9-H. cartons, G0c; grape frutte$i.50 par com; jireen, $1 per hundred: er- amen, 3406.50; Wenatchee and Ya- Kien peaches, Che@ Tic Dea: cootinar . She Si; Oraveretinan, 61.50; mitive graven- times Pl, watermelon, $1.kogest.eo per @om: peera Itc per dee: crab apples per large box: Champion prunes, 40, Hungarian prunes 25¢; $1; strawberries, $395.50; péne- appten, 34.500 cocoanuts, Ste per dea, huckleberries 6o@ # per etuarries, 260 per Ib; lemons 6@ be: Hayailan pinmepples, $5.00; Califor nim honey, 12\ye per comb. Butter and Washington cheese, 11 @ 10% eam — brislb cheese, | 1 Call- fornia cheese, 12%; Oregon cheese, Mie; Eastern cheere, 1440; butter, 16@ ative creamery, 26c; cooking, Me; California fresh creamery guetern butter, 23e; Oregon butt ty fresh 2%; Oregon eastern eKEs, ranch. per dozen, EES, 23@2e; ugar. Golden A, in sacks, $5.25; extra C, in sacks, $5.35; powdered, in bar- a@a, HA10; dry granulated, tn sackm, 96.80; cube, in barrels, $6.26; beet auger, $5.25; maple sugar, 10@12%a Lees Yo tf paid within 15 days —FREE-—— FIRST QUALITY gold frames or mountings with each pair of lenses sold Wear lenses and & month; then, If not tory, return them and get your Money back. Frames guaranteed to wear ten years; lenses aight to ten years, WALLIAMS OPTICAL CO., Ophthalmologists 1112 2nd Ave. Room 4, WE RENT PIANOS IT 1S A FACT an only be attained through honest attention to de- THAT a successful busines dealing, prompt service and indefatigable dell THAT no permaeeet seecam was ever attained through trickery * fir@, wud and always, anf that manufacter- © Oiffarem classes of Pianos | THAT there are much better than all others. | allow our ¢ policy sever to alsrepresent anything, nor men to de ws. THAT ¢ » know that this is a good policy, because through strict mation to theve methods, our business |e growing rapidly. ments about the 6 Pianos them- THAT it means a great deal to have our quality of our Memes fully backed up by welves THAT \t urcare ® peed? dual to you te hnow tw attvance that the reputation of our lime of Pianos has been established from 6 to 8B years THAT we are ex ve agents for Kuabe, Everett, Hardman, Masou & Hamlin, Packard, Miechver, Vase @ Sm, Ludwig, Conover, Sanith & Barnes, Cable, Kingwhery, Bumiiten, Har- rington, Wellington aad others. THAT the Pianos you will purchase from Allen @ Gitbert-Ramak- er Co., in any of thetr four large stores im the Pacific orthwent, will be the highest quality that they, with years of expe im chooaing, can buy THAT Im selecting a Piene you should cheose windy. If you buy at “The Quality Store” you can make no mistake THAT reiebiiity, honor, reputetion of the firm, and quality, name and workmenship of the Piano, should be considered. THAT the wagging tongue of « satiefied the best @ivertioement in the world THAT thousands of satisfied customers testify to the fact that our Pianes are geod, our business methods square, and our easy payment plan unique and satisfactory. THAT we are the oldest, largest and strongest Piane and Organ honee im the North west That We Rent New Pianos customer is Tribute to Patriots” Closed Seattle Week at? pom. Judge C. B. Beriferd, oF the State Association of Sons ant Daughters of the American Revola= tion, and Col. J. W. Langley, of the Grand Army, delivered addresses, ‘This evening, the perled of Seat. ° PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2-—Bton- or was paid to patrietime in the ex- ercises for “Patriots Day,” tm the concluding program of Seattle weete in the Westingtow pudiding at the Lewis aud Clerk exposition today. Patriatic assecinthena of the city) Week, will be wound up with a re- were in attendawee f pemponse te| ceptton given to the officials of invitations twsued by the hostesses,| Portland and the exposition by the and exercises were im their honor. | hostesses Among the societies represented) Tod: were the Sons and Daughters of ttre! tiens by Wagner's band program included selee- “There's a Revolution and Grand Army ef tte] Land,” Allitson, Herbert Taylor; se- Republic. Delegations were aise|lection, “Music on the Rappam- wook,” Frank Giles. The musical present from Beattie. ‘The program began in the partons; sceampaniment was by Mrs. Wi B, Judah. CHARGES BRUTALITY Florence Nefite Covert, who had b married to Floyd Covert less than three years, Saturday morning} appeared before Judge Morrts and} asked for a divorce, alleging extreme | brutality. She gaye that while she! was In a Gelicate condition her hus- band knocked ber down and kicked her, abusing her and accusing her of | MAN SAW All lengths infidelity. She asked the custody of | o)0 scan saw. the child, which, she alleges, her 3 4 4%, 6 husband id not want. She states!f i" foe. toot that she ‘never gave her husband |# wioaer Buck any reason to suspect her of un-| ~ faithfulness, Judge Morris allowed ne FS esa the decree and awarded her the cus- {I Hove ages. tody of the child. z San endind, something fine WANTED TO PROTECT 1 and cheap, HIS LITTLE GIRL | Granite Ware, 40 per cent list, Because he wanta to protect his TF special price Uttie S-year-old girl from the al- |B on Hose, while Jeged evil influence of her mother, F they jast, % | the reason given by Thomas | 50.7, lengths. | Clyde Faulconer for desiring a ai-|I 9559 at $4.60. | vorce from Nora Faulconer |] Wheelbarrows ‘The plaintiff says that he haw al-/ from $1.75 to ways loved his wife and treated her /fl 4.50 each. a3 an affectionate husband should, but that she preferred the society of | questionable associates to his own, and down-town resorts and amuse. | ments were more attracttve to her) than the atmosphere of her own home or the duty of taking care of | her Wittle daughter, Loin Marte, ‘whose custody the platntitr along with the divorce HARDWARE CO., 300 PIKE STREET, Cor. ‘Third awk