The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1905, Page 6

pice 3 Star Want Ad. Agencies | cimseaocht 8st ©. N, Lohndroff, cigar store, 915 ak oor ene, Second avenu ore, 1019 Firet Quaker Drug Wrshtngton enw BEATTIE i P.M. Mullen, S21 Ballard avenue, | — i 4 opposite city hall. For Sa fremont Drug Co, Ewing street and Fremont avenue. Thos, Harris, at Postoffice, Ren- eely. completely “modern Sr ten. on Bes near car line, corner lot ax ise Eastlake, Eastlake Drug bo. fine View of bay and elty: w eee RATES FOR CLA! Fed *| ADVERTISEME | Furniture tor 3. Situation cheap, the furniture of & without furniture, § RA MAHON _ hs New York Block 4 +e. ww of Sit- 2 cents a Additional tnaert wation Wanted Ad: line, “HELP WANTBO" AND ALL OTHER ABS. Ore Cent a Word One week, § cents a Hie per insertion Six words or fraction thereof to the line, cash in advance When charged te account actual coal and he rent chaap; every owe noe for $100; must sell at once, ‘all 807 Hel For Sale—Miscellancoum DOMist be walt By Jaw ou TAY Th ‘ww le | A 8 y fount Foun. mh WHLIAMa : Rumber of lines aa get will 3 aw PB + th mine, counted. No advertirement © Ready Eined ke Wh t0 per gal lease than two lines taken, and lon. Patton Nara ‘On En: minimum price for an "ad" 15 inh $1.90 0 quid ‘Wood Fill: er fe Good Varnish « Gat per Gatien bi cents, Bix insertions made for the ” ea ‘of five when cash ts “to ADVERTISERS | Ra. Cros panel doors 1.0 each, Cottage front doors only $2.45, * * * * ; * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * SERRE EEE EE EEA EERE EEE EEE ERE EEE Classification cannot be guar SIN DOWS, anteod after, 11 o'clock igig | Megutiful cotiage front windows only fant oe, a & Drup Stare, Seoand and Tiss &| My mew moeifine pine list ready for oulding pric Phones, Sunset 1 Sustribution, tne which 1 the west prices ever heard of on porch oe 2 oe ele Sealer tet ings, newels finish, ete, Don't buy ® foot of moulding anywhere until ies in Your Rouse) pou have one of these price late with im: torceme General carpentrs ad for a copy at once, : al Western, Both o Wei hkis, Ram ILO Western Ave, D. @ acitool, Satie, W NCING 8) iniehemttseilere tertum, «ih and Pine. Main 1844. nd eons im ¢ private lessons, Herrin, Cc. Stevens. Ja —<——<— Hall-Marvin Safe Co, | 1m St. Seattle, Wash, "The ————-=-| genuine Hall's Safe & Lock Cos Special Notices. _Bafos and vault ~tt OTIC TO BTOCKHOL DERS. Por @AL 7 annual meeting & tock hold: tranator St the "American * Gompany will be held ne the of ine oa company. Ynckley z ington, Min for | B42 WORTH of books for” #78 1€ seid Janvary By RS his week: popular authors; a snap. election of trustees and Star. etion of such other business as Property come before the meet- ihe tary. . J. McCONNELL, Secreta te cheap. a Businees Chances, SALOON. ~ ‘One of the beat paying saloons In the arty, ity for small investment, Firet av a 8, MBRRI REALTY CO. & New York Block. -2 IRST ave, hotel, @ rooms. steam heat, brick building, good furniture; @ sap at Second ave. i net in- Sr | com one. Le S08 ah sa ~%, on furniture atl mature any vorms ihe ¥ ue New York iihook: 2 Wancee, # WANTED ee SELL, to the wearer a pairs of samples gloves, ; Mg ee CuEAY “We'make men's gloves to bg tadien tree. | Pi Geer SOUND GLOVE MEO. co. og ut aut Cor. Third Ave at A on om nPourth a and Pine. —3i =3| WANTED-—Acreage, ® or @ acrea, on he - Everett and Seattic interurban line . wen FRER gives cat card rd readings pA Sy woos ‘Address 28 Lea! ave, Ballard — ee M7 Sixth Avs. | GooD general merchandise aulesman: good ace ant; will pay $100 to Tron proce him an > ee Fs to fleece the poole, Kee Ferd alt on. Addreme X-6t STR URN nted—Ma “hos {eo Righest’ price, for eens: nd furniture, Main 86; Td 148 A GOOD CHANCE. VALDEZ FURNITURE CO. ° hold gmode with two sons, from 14 to 16 years) hixhest « for bourne ‘4 310 First Ave. White Et; A kak living Gt Fremont or Green we Porsonats. g004 proposition; permanent SERIO UA be BRIGHTS DISEASE AND DIA- Cal Uetween and 1) BETES con be qured it | property treated. iney and Skin at ter ith Ave. F Uculars cal ite & Rulltyan ‘Bik, 30 Wash. NELL, clairveyant and ings dally; public tent circle Vriday and Tucstay evenings, - Phone Lea engl ar rmploye ‘can obtain ‘money hig note without sequrtt Amount. a he Ye Month; eek fe) Repay or he or wl, Repay or €70 or Repay ioe or i Rusiness confidential; no unpleasant manager mer fi: weekly, 2° 7 4 Old Reliable Homestead House | THE CREBCE changed hands; electric lights, #1 Marton ou Tic’ rooms im the | Advances money to all reliable sal- ‘aried employes, men or women, just on thelr note. Easy payments, No VATE loan on any Kind vs "iawrence Murphy, 713 MONEY to loan at lowest rates on estate, J. J. O'Neil, MS Lumber whange. OMA im- 1 and crows feng HAZING CADETS ARE ON TRIAL ANNAPOLIS, ANNOUNCEMENT The Want Ad. Phones 919-020-081 A law me and small ranches see hate, M9 Aroade bulld| Phones Main 18 and adn, accused of » fourth class, wan arraigned b tal thin morning fore the court Are changed to MAIN 1050 IND. w emo Alaska Hutiding RM BARGAIN§4 acres, well im 12 milex from Beattie, h bottom band Keduetion for m, wi mener MALTBY 0-1 Alaska Duliding Timber Lands Nice house of 7 rooms and bath, have just returned from Eastern Lot x12, have located several nh avenue north near Harrison street Call up these numbers to put in your Ads. oreage tor Sale rnb ve we” Eon. frie BY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. — Attorneys at-Law, Marion "grsei A Main 173; Ind., QUBEN ANNE HILL. 1 Phones— Sunset, Consulfation. f Humband and Wit Hidg. 69% Pp, on eany pay M1 acres on good road. south of the city eRALD & MELVIL winber Bachange. well improved be "Dane & JOHNSON, Attorneys at 0 Pacific Bil GEORGE w BRIGHT. Lawyer, Koom ec ig. Phone | R mt ring fruit. trees, use, good barn, Low © acres acrons egece & spe te. In geod loom! een Beattie and Tacoma; pane to mubedivide: This will bring #% per ptm, call and see us = BLOMBKOG & 410 Washingto A. B. NEWELL, RICH ALDER BOTTOM, near the Interurban; $0 each. aay ROWERT MALTRY. 9120-121 Alaska Butlding. 12 Marion 8t BAXTE naw ISON, Pauip ‘Tworoger o Orient w. a “Merritt, S29 New ¥ ork Block w "F. Soott. | #4 Marion Block eee om 3S. “Comba. ™ New York Block. TM. Cann, 42 Oriental Bike Ai 3 CR Get ACKBAGH BUT GeT IT QUICK @ acres Bratile-Everett CHARLES B. ADAMS, ® Cotman Butiding. @ acres at KO per acre. UT acres. ripe for platting, at leas than poor: Wain Abstract Co., esta! ment of Hall ler Bik. tnone imsincittonctncn ne SOUND NATIONAL BANK viii OF SEATTLE = stock ene in, ‘beens a surplus wear Woodland trees, straw: ghichen house ere tracts at from $10) up. berries, picket fon GEORGE ¥. MEACHAM, 0-811 New York Block. WHY DONT YOU go buy one or two of those Gacre tracts the New Everett he road will soon be finished as this ya and you know prices jump. me “ottiee and get plat and ROWERT. MALTBY. 19-900-971 Alaska Building. HALF ACRE with house, close to Mine: 4%, out vow and Phones, ‘htain = ind. 164 $99 cach, several tideland jote, near 0 eleel we T 'Gapitol mul. tots, on Ith ave. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, Established ise. Head Office—T: rf i branch: Letted States NEW, Hite oom rreteee in, splen- shade 's interest oe Ta Firet Avenue. bri pluinbing, walle tinted, kk wall foundation, nice lot, oe BARGAIN-POUR ACRES, level tand, goed soll, nearly all cleared. new 5 house. barn and chicken few minutes’ waik from car; terme. KOBRERT MALTBY. 19-20-97) Alaska Buliding. Estate—Continued ~~ PpROPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. Second Ave. ou Pike ae mieut, cachiers cominerciak business. INVESTORS COMPANY. M3 Columbia i > jorka. "8 Union et. Phone Main 1%. le's Solentific Treatment tor hervousness and rheumat ep HOME ON RENTAL PAYMENTS. am. —_— tric massage. 1513 Becond Ave. — A good b-room cottage In northern part ‘one block from car, buy @ modern in half block eet Improvemen: ‘This is excep VESTORS COMPANY. 1d Columbia St A well arranged Sroom fiat, John: paved district: only aa es CG, i erat Moin cd and “Sa sell this week} R O1Ck four ai ferent Styles of houses at Hilima: ow Gardens: ADAMS rs, BROOK: : Men mayments of $19 Sreoka ve foley ot of furnish one years 6 eed te. partes, Water ail in and houses are plumb. Get off at Duwamish Bridg New Renton i New modern troom cottage and two tote at Universit lot en corner: finely fintehed aranierd Fenwick A expe ton. Patil office a2 Burk vide book FREE. sh A 8 EGAYS so searcn 8 Physicians and ba AMBER until the work, = ng yy 0 per mon the re lg a only 16 minutes’ ride on Wash ptreet car to Southeast Beatie. SALT TOMESERKERS CO - tt One-acre tracts of rich level aol Hectrie car, sidewalk, stores; abstract fui Borns 1510, cash ‘and $ per cent Interest. DR. DA’ alte Wi Arcade. DR GEO. “HERBEIN, bell THE Washington Financial company Joans money on household goods, planca. sewing machines, typowrit- pod security. racifle ler and Second. htaln ae, a eh yd ear to Plamener street, SS HERBERT & UPPER, Scheverman k eant. ot Block. Money to loan on improved nd unimproved city property, farms tim Corner’ First and Cherry "ae on and jewelry; low Jewelry © and bth Aves. er. cottage on Queen Anne iil; one block from car; $13 per| om 4 month. mLI pes interest WELL, o FP cnoniene tanta Yt lel a ee Money, to Joan 1m Sumas OF $0 to 3 00 OR. RENT. ‘on improved reat Foe $0 for Groom house and two jotx,| Brandt, 627 Lumber L— ‘one block fi in @006 loention; | Sema mmr | entate security, ot. it MONEY advanced Salaried pe tall merchants, teamnters, Loading ri M. WIGHT. well Baez Building, Main 7771 ‘yas te, Loans and Insurance. | oe interest Pte —M | ana 4 Baliey B Bide... room or room Modern, with hot and cold wa: 54 Boylston ave. north ‘i For Exchange, TED io trade: ‘a to. Poi nk nw he wey bo ee le or for a iy we occa | Pgs an, een a WASHINGT ee OF a GTON ¥ 1 ste prices. “peeesrie™ ive ain fe a eB st ery sHt ma ™ ek ft lowest prices ide, ree corner & "te Colman Building Oculints and Auriate, W. PERRY, Ocullst, Aurist. S you i HAVE yot We have just bought the old Steet , take Capitol Mil car to Aloha street and go © A LOT FOR A OME? DR. FONDA NADEAU—#@ Alaska Our salesman will show you the best lots in the city, and at very low prices. Better go today. HM. & TURNER INVESTM ED 6-48 Lumber Exchange. : nO taxes to be paid by rehaser before 1s. Ruarantves perfect y 28 minutes’ ride on Renton car wine ue HNIC tion, 8, @ Union Bik MOIAS aes Pte PANY, aang and Shipbuilders, Ember Mills. Beatle. ONS rehasing land already cl nd rubbed. After first sinail’ pay, jan will pay ‘ler Steel on Third av feet faces on ard ave. ‘on the street and the only lot Tacing 120 feet on Bra. . ber all ready f tor the plow. TRAC FRET LON to +4 G. Wags of Bell; iets, Duwamish Bridge, new = ‘come $10 per moi M. B CRANE @ CO, INC. want & good Investment REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE nd terms on the above call . C. BYERS & CO. 871-29 Arcade Butiding. A GOOD BUY—18 Nee ~4 petween Beat. nicely jocated on Orne, corner of two coranity Tene TO-T12 Alaska Bullding. Sfeartaheee i era OR ga clase upland, all near & ’ barn, sree gia ‘Tel, Mats m4; we, chick. 7 W LOTS, (x12, pear cai ‘arming tenj Worisenold furniture, ons-be0 Thiaske ‘Putiding land between Tacoma, first clans soil, ott ROBB Erickwon Bidg. N Jf-room house, bathe Pan- i; $800 we a 20 NEW YORK" Tock ares. a seed, aay, team of horses ony he Stir e haiasy 1, 800, LABIA ‘oe HANG that the vietim was n on his hea December 1% me unconscious Bidshipman Hewlett gman catied and maid that if he testified as to what he saw he would tnerim if, am th jaw sald that any who witnesses hastng tn guilty hazing He war t je to rtand until ne J that he would not incriminate then 4 xeribed ¢ Kimbrough #tanding on hie head, surrounded by the othern, much could nab Identify the » showed the court » his head, perform the how he «i Ing this athletic stand before MEDICOS MEE KANSAS CITY, Dec, 28.—Betw 100 and 150 surgeons and gyne ogists of the stat weet of the Mix sinsipp! river are arsembled here to attend the annual convention of the Western Surgical and Gynaecologic al association, which will meet at the Midland hotel today and tomor row. Among those present are many of the most distinguished surgeons and gynaecologists of the west No trace has yet been found of Charles A. Chambers, late book keeper for the H, 1. Jenkina 1 ber company, of Blaine, Ch has been missing since Dec. 22, and his wife is prostrated over the af fair HT IN ERANKS CHRISTMAS DINNER CAUSE OF SPLIT IN VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA There is trouble In the ranks of;ter had boen sent, personal letters the Volunteers of America, and it all came about over the Christmas din ner given to the poor children of the city. Captain J. D. Boyes, head of the Volunteers, ps T. U. to assist with the program g«iven and with the dinner, which fact did not meat with the approval of the soldiers under Captain Boyes, and the latter at once wrote to Col onel and Mre, Dune cleco, heads of the organization on mitted the W, © . in San Fran ints Pacific coast, making comp against Captain Boyes and demand ing his removal within one week It is understood this letter of com-| rged that Captain Boyes tically conducting the local post under the auspices of fraternal | organizations to the exclusion of the regularly enrolled members of t post, and that his conduct is unbe-. coming and even insulting. When they learned that this let- on behalf of Captain Boyes were at once matied by Mrs, Eva Watson of the W. ©. T. U. and Mra. George \¥. Cotterill of the lL. 0. G. T., who had both assisted at the dinner, and by Mra. Emily Peters, superintend~ ent of the Juvenile Temple, 1. 0. G. T.; Judge Roger 8. Greene, presi- dent of the board of trustees and at- torney for the Volunteers, and sev- eral others. Captain Boyes states that, while he regrets the affair, he feels strong tn his position and will make a fi | to hold it. In anewer to the charge of bad management, he states that even months’ #erv= | edness of the post, and that the $126 rental for the hall, which is now owing, was incurred before he took charge If compelled to give up the hall, be says, he will hold meetings in the street until better accommo dations can be had. STORIES OF COREYS WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG, POOR AND LOVED AS A YOUNG WIFE SHE PRE- FERRED A QUIET LIFE, WHILE HER HUSBAND WANTED GAY SOCIETY — OLD BRADDOCK NEIGHBORS . DON'T THINK COREY WAS SUCH-A-MUCH— LUCKY IN GETTING ON BRADDOCK, Pa, Dec. 28.-—The storles of W, Ellis Corey's life that are printed in laudatory histories of Carnegie’s successful young men are not the stories one gets from Braddock residents who knew Corey when he worked for $10 a week, and have watched him rise to wealth at the head of the United States Steel corporation, “You knew W. Ellis Corey?” “Why, yes, I knew young Bill Corey when he lived here,” they aay. “Why, no.” they add. “He was just an ordinary young feller. No one pald any special attention to what he did.’ character sketches “nto when pay envelope in his ov dinner wife was at the door waiting as wives walted at other modest homes on the hillside streets. neighbor about little, She was always at the door to meet her husband when he came home from his work. She was bi was in thone day: “Beems funny, doesn't 1? They say The mngazine || in fre But the cottage s much as it did 19 years ago rey came home with hie alle and @ when the i on bis ar “She was always a quiet girl,” the tinued. “She went all day about her house. They Corey disagreed with his wife because she wished a quiet home life while he sought a gayer society. She knew him best. Per- | haps she was actin thought was his own Ing @ quieter way of living when he won his great wealth, It's shameful that she should be put aside this way. I hope she will fight any tempt to deprive her of any rights.’ for what she pod in advim- “1 was making more than Corey said old O'Brien. that tell how)! like him rose to wealth, relate how Corey paced the straight and nar- ‘row path and de~ to el. for the idle pleas~ cet -uren of thought- fens, shiftiess com- panions. And the old Inhabitants who know Corey's story at first hand may, “Mebbe no, but I guers ff it wasn't that Corey spent his time joafing around town with Bill Jones, whose father was the big man in Carnegie’s steel company thowe day then young Jones’ father wouldn't have taken any special notice of young Corey And young Corey, I reckon, instead of being president of the corpora. tion, would still be getting his yey in an envelope hereabouts Batur- day nights” Corey's i neighbors don't recall that young Corey continued his studies after he left the village schools, He loafed around with Jones and others of « closely asso- ciated group of young we He went to work in a little coal mine hig relative, J. B. Corey, had dug in @ hillside near the Corey home- atead. The tittle dump ca filled by the miners, were run out on a tipple. Young Corey stood at the foot of tt and weighed them. A little later he went to the Edgar-Thomson steel plant, which was in charge of young Jones’ father. There for a time he wan check welghman, That's a job) Aji" and others!) that he is worth $16,000,000 now. When he worked at the mine nobody took any special notice of him. I'd come out with my car and he would MR. AMES EXPLAINS An explanation of the protest of Edgar Ames, to the granting of fur- ther franchises to any railroads on Whatcom av. and Colorado st., has Deen filed by him with the city | comptroller. Mr. Ames states that he would not object to six tracks on What- very similar to the one he held at| CO mav., allowing 80 feet of unob- the m Then he was put to work in the laboratory at the plant, He pounded up ore for tests, Jones noticed and he was put ahead, made foreman of one de of the plant with 20 or more men under him. From here! lof property abutting on Whatcom time became one of the heads of | av. and Colorado s' yt that made armor for bat- | he was sent to Homestesd and in the pl tleshipa. There came a government Investi- gation of charges that had to do with blowholes in armor plate: is remembered that the investi- gators didn’t get much information from Corey, and that rapid adv: ment followed in the next few years. Corey had married Laura Cook when he first entered the Edgar- Thomeon works at Braddock. His wife inherited some money from a grandfather, They built their first home, It was larger than the four- room cottage they had rented, but was in no Way pretentious. They lived there a short time after Corey was transferred to Homestead When they moved, Mrs, Corey seems te have dropped out of the lives of Braddock residents. “L remember them when they first married ‘Thomas, Next door, just a few yards away ey cott paved since the vere ‘The street has been roreys moved away, A porch has taken the place of the It} | night for Skagway. * sald Mrs. Nellie if Se aes per Tb, 10) eabbe kes, nds the four-room |p | structed highway on either side of the tracks above the canal and 55 feet below the canal, and providing that on Colorado st. 40 feet of un- obstructed highway be al'owed to | remain on either side of the tracks, above the nal and 30 feet below it. Mr. Ames is an extensive holder Mr. Ames’ explanatory protest is now being considered by the Inter- ested railroads. Steamer Cottage City left last Steamer Pueblo will leave for San . | Francisco Friday morning. THE MARKETS Vegetables. ry. per owt, $3.25@3.75; No. Beans, 4 he" whites, $3.85; cholce whites %; large whites, HS? payo. beans, $40; beets lettuce, per box, $264! per don, $1; garlic, per i native ¢ green peppers, per box, ag peppers, per box, Squash, per tomatoes. per box, The@ $1.60; jon, y i celery, © dozen, Bere White River po ators. ton $124 He sweet Potatoes, 100 Tbs, $2.60 Danker onions, cwt.. onions, 1. bgp. K, Two; cucumbers, welgh the conl, We'd have a word or two before I went below again, He was just like any other young fellow there.” Bo it is in the talk of men who worked with Corey in the Edgars . Thomson mills, But while the women who were neighbors of the Coreys condemn bin because bis wife seems to have been put aside for @ young actress, the men— What John Hawthorn, now an ase sistant superintendent at the plant, says is 4ypical of the view nearly, all express “Corey imn’t any worse than lots of others,” says Hawthorn, “Or any better, perhaps. It's because he's got money that people take notice of him, and maybe there's mére bee hind their family troubles than any of us know.” Wenatchee 8, bananas, at vcrmteinn, pet box, Washington cream: Eastern er rics cree brick. 1b. Se rier por te oe ree Swiss per Hie: young American chesen, Der Sugar. eae sacks ter aire CB Poultry. Dressed chicken. per Tb, chickens, Ib, 12a; | spe a reswed ee es tb, ie turkeys, per | per ducks, 4 my! Tie awe’ ducksetao ducks, tb, 130; old roosters, Meats. Dressed steers. per 1b, mutton, He 33 4 ght vea! le: heavy veal, dressed lam + lve at ‘cmt; live sheep, S00 per Bos $625 per Ci liv per cwt; live lamba, Reported for The Star by Down= ing, Hopkins & Co, brokers, Alaska bullding. CHICAGO MARKETS. Wheat High. Low. Close. Dee. . May, 87 1-8, July, $3 3-8, 83, 83 3-8, Corn— Dee., new, Dec., old, fie May, 44 1-2, 441-8, July, . k Oats. May, 321-8, 813-4, 32. July, « + 301-2, Pork— Jans.» May, 13.72, 1 1 Liverpoal—Wheat closed, 9a. NEW YORK STOCKS, Amal. Copper, 106 Amer, Sugar, 152, 1 B. R. T. . People’s Gas, 1001-4, 9 Metropol, 125 7-8, 124 U. 8, Steel, 40 3-8, 39, 40 1-4. U, S&S. S., pfd., 105 5-8, 104 3- Atchison, 7-8, 86 1-2, 87 7-8. B. @ O., 1128-8, 1111 1. 178 7-8, 171 4, 178 8-4 Erie, 47 3-8, 463-8, 47 Ll, & N., 1511-4, 149 1- 161 1-4, 1427-8, 140 7-8, “442 7 8, Reading, 1371-4, 134 1-4, 136 1-2. Rock Island, 237-8, 227-8, 233-4 Southern Pac,, 66 5- wee * 6 5-8, St. Paul, 180 . Union Pa N. Y, Cent, Sales to toon, 688, "800.