The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1907. SEF TRUST HITS AT THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTION LAW AND n Roy 0. Hadley, a Seattle news-| G0, June The meat packers to lose the carcasses ot} | paper man, son of Chief Justice} gga NO sen tnapection law eh deckded not to buy female cat stciun “Ghamsner of Oomunere tee government's inepres SY tle, which are more susceptible to | | ine ue tik now dete’ the pudiic infection than mates, except sub agreeing Se piers: oe e blow ject to post-mortem inapection | — » ip result of tho tr attack The com on men, apprehend: | | : ta a pound tle that have been hitherto aold to ra, amp OneuIne rs, ithe oted thete clients TTL ely higher in other part® to “ship no heifers or cows.” FOR SEA P ibe country shippers have obe: se | = Be enTy ing firma, tod by |, THe shippers have obeyed these ary "Baht . sid are im the (matructions and a reity of beet (Star Speetal Servier.) mf ENS be ep hit the other than steers hay been created CHICAGO, J ~The comedy “4 ’ So ney pag rhe law of demand forced the! written by George Ade Bi * re raat wan Packert to pay 1 cont more tor Kendal Is to be tried “on the dox —— a rale re vg to pay com, Heifers and cows, and they raised in Seattle, ‘Phe initial performance men and stock raisers for | ea to the butchers at ¢ am we Even Es tee CrORe Opere = mg ty ye ls cues te eal cane to eee house August 26. The comedy will 0 ie Gk ee, Salina ax te be put in rehearsal July 1 in this had etirred Section of the “Big Bight” will site cpoctorn to im. &fOU8® CONETess to pass more leg fie qsberculows and “lumpy jaw patches say that Senators Rever- | from interstate markets. |'dge of Indiana, and Gallinger of eattle are sold without re New Hampshire, have promised to PORTLAND, June Judge in Illinois, The new ac-|take up the fight om the meat com Wolverton is waiting for the ap Er the inspectors caneed thei bine pearance in court of the real heads ote of the furniture trust | Yesterday two Portland firma] PEOPLE HICH LIVERS, CAUSE OF were fined $100 each, having plead TH od guilty two weeks ago. Two other firms we j After passing sentence | ) gf. LOVIS, Mo, June H Jones, manager company, says: *The rise in the price te the backward spr HIGHER PRICES, SAYS THIS PACKER How Switt 36 for tuft, euch as cows and heifers, ts bought by butebers and others, and the order of packers should not nuee & we to a noticeab) mt of moat is in the retail prices, The coat of} ing. which round steaks, ote. is not advanced | GILL AFRAID THAT CASE’ $ VOTE Wolverton stated that the fines were nominal and that he was walt ing for the big ones, the moving | spirite in the bie trust | Tourists | Don't fall to visit the U |yard at Bremerton, Nebraska, ‘on and 8. navy the battleships | “lowing the split of the fed Wisconsin, : a om S8Y More than it was at t © mH ig qoueed slow shipments frum Tet vr but som as . Boney pone a tinore occurred yesterday | the guaboats Chicago, Hoston and points, where the prairie | handle only high erage create = It M6 question of affiliation with | Albany, the training ship Philadel qpeat advances in price at this vanced a little | Me aon Y advises to have no af-|the great drydock, Boats leave ary year. - bos ES nd the formation of a| Pier 2 at 6:30, 3:30 and 10 a m.,/ EeTke post-mortem order issue! most extravagant livers ou earth, | na the ob are ee ne ee time ago has no doubt dis and they are in a measure largely| Councilman Hi Gill of the Third | ing the city a black eye the floor that he a no ed bak the | shippere of cows and! responsible for the rise in prices! ward ‘ Last night the ordinance author-| unfair deaf mee oF but the receipts of steers | by insisting that they have only the enault the Third. As ante ting the board of pal works | ee than before. This cheap ‘ best with an ax, became #o afraid of | Proceed to let the contracts for the | he ineivted that the cour look | [OT Dassnge, but, owing . | WO GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION NOW —|ise'sisswtscnt stances Suan" tows) yp gs Sitti intendent af streets we appoint-| Gill de tie fret vote] June 25.—The | vance ta the price of meat ts justi. | MP 18 a yet unconfirmed by the | cast by ng up the at has take no action re-|fiable or not. T question, it ia “St” ‘ queat ality of the } the recent advance of the | said by governs experts, can | ,, “ Gill is greatly concerned lest) ent f be board, He (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | but la watehing the only be determ s the result of | (R* Sets of Mr. Case be ca d | decta ase the y WASHINGTON, June 2 @iestion and way tater ou conclude a prolonged tn Srering | OY some of the paving companies, might be the loser by thousands of | famous Spokane rate cate te wh da something. Whatever is dove all of the by Sis tho | _*Y See ete Futerentes te Sent" Cetaee. argued be the tatevetate com 7 come through the bureau of | mumerous grades of ¢ euite. anumticsion Weataasted.1 Femperations, which made the first Alt of the available force of the Tho Spokane people were forced | Deal trast inquiry bureau of corporativas is now om RAILR D Wins FIGHT OVER TURREL by HiM tines to pay a freight | hs the revalt of that inquiry the ployed in other work, and nothing rate from eastern points, like New| r nows the beef could be done with the beef cases, York, equal to » tof : is very een and even were it of pressing import-| One ge Sina t (he pty the , ery teas | Accounts is very unsafe to jump at|ance, without abandoning other) pp, fe se Seattle back to Bpal ; This company gives ons as to whether an ad-| work now practically completed. Bhpst —— court yesterday jon the U. P. tunnel can Bow pro-| spit ae, Bg rere hag _ special attention to Less shaipin d down an opinion in the case | Cee bout delay nm nearer New York than Se-| the accounts of those of Mary M. Miller vs. the Wesh-| raousie BREAKS OUT AT — | peg ithe gen CATTLE RAISER SAYS INSPECTION jtagton & Oregon ratiroad, which THE MINERS’ CONVENTION. saepsaeamee dialty tavites you to te sought to enjoin the bullding of a| ¢ = ie | co Aha sl ot BS tannet under the plaintiffs (Merinps Telegraph Service) COFFEE | ae Fe ik ‘on, Sune Sik-—Guk. C. sisted in, an Iuterytew-todey that ae ee ores DENVER, Colo, June 25 —ld vy wad scgater Meaghier, one of the biggest |the Increased price of beef was jus | not pom ney Sigmon yr Praag baer ona gar Maggy Miia How much: money does| ee yg big on Heiste raisers in the atate of Texas, titled by the shortage of cattle, The | building of tunnels; second, that a Mahoney sad the alaority dele /moneyback take? j AO gana bi __. | #hortage is due, said be, to condi. | foreign corporation does not bave Boys Wanted Depends on the coffee} Alexander Myers, Seo- tions on the range and also to the | ‘BO Meht of taking land by emie tea baking le ex- | so al Orient Biltiard and Pool Par- ipapéetion new required by the gov ont domaia, until it has begun bus | To sell Seattio papers. For tatft pre. pr Wwees bane | 2 Vv. A Smith, $43 Third Ave., have eight | crement | im ~ im the state : y to Geo. Engier, Star [facts spices ctc } casbier ak cubs eraee ean feo is are The court ruled against the office, old Wbrary building. betweas | tables Buy your Hat of & N. Brooke Maintiffs contention and sustain 9 and 11 in the morning and 2 Ul Your grocer returns your money | im Seattle. A place for gen- caf jed the superior court judges tn re |3 in the afternoon. Initiation fee if you don't like Scbilling’s Hest ee* | & Co, 1331 Second Ave. crs Work paid by Rugter *-* we pay him Keen shoppers who read carefully this list of specials fusing to grant an injunction EXCURSION ROY HADLEY | we offer at certain hours Wednesday will readily per- ‘ceive that we have cut prices deeply. On a couple of items we are selling at a lower figure than the goods cost us. While we will lose something on these artich we expect to make hundreds of friends, and many regular customers. The following articles will be put on sale and withdrawn exactly at the time stated. Don't be late. 2:30 TO 4:30 Window Screens at Half Ha 8:30 TO 10:30 Screen Doors 50c Reguiar Valve $1.25-—Kiwst Our regular panel 7410. Washington Fi Justa ble Wiad Sereen Door, neatly covered with patent f with first quality hard steel inches bigh and wire cloth, Wed inches. This ts Sesday from 50c best offerings of | 5:30 to 10:30 Wednesday ii from 2:30 to 4:30 10:30 to 12:30 Brass Curtain Rods 3c Meguiar Price 10¢ — Thin is 4 Yery special bargain, re 4:30 TO 6 Big Cut on Go-Carts Brass Extension © Reguiar Price $4.00-—Our great Rods with large brass end line of Go-Carts are material @ttend 4 inches, only 6 to a ly reduced for tomorrow. The eustome well mad fron, extra Wednes. 3 heavy rubber CH cocarts from 10:20 to 12:30 folds v —-— 12:30 TO 2:30 real bargain $2.50 Hammock $1.25 from 4:30 to Tow'll enjoy your Hammock 6 Wednesday more if you buy it here to Morrow, for you'll save just 8:30 TO 10:30 half, Our Eclat brand Ha mocks, heavy, double thread, Basement Soap Special Wide valance folding pillow Well known brand Her extra strong and durable, in cold water white aching Sescrted colors; on sale in soap best laundry soap our new daylight store made. Regular price 7 cents Wednesday pet cake, Special from 12:20 $1 25 5.30 to 10:30 to 2:30 at ° per cake 12:30 TO 2:30 Ice Cream Freezer sg Celebrated White Mountain 3-qt a ~ eam Freezer, ff i qu ple motion, regular pr $3 yma can't al- i ford to be without one $1. 59 i ae from 12:30 to 2:30 cneebeoenes | 10:30 TO 12:30 2:1 TO 3:8 | Fruit Jars 49c Per Doz Tumblers at a Bargain ) Frait Ja - Thin blown, highly polished, \ special and rare i] vm acto 4:30 to 6 : Semi-Porcelain Cups and Sprinkling Cans 4 Saucers Ba ‘ Re raf alr Vhite sprit , fi nd , *prink € ‘ vd tra we I ; 1 $1.50 t Special f 4:20 'to 4:20 c fi ’ HS? LGER-HURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET | Store on Pier 6, foot of Univer: Sunday, June 30th TO THE BEAUTIFUL San Juan Islands | Round Trip Fare {3 STEAMER YOSEMITE L pak Bend TOOT OF UNIVERSITY. On Leaves Pier 6 At8:30a.m. Sharp} Sunday A Full Orchestra Has Been Engaged for This Occasion, and Dancing Can Be Indulged in by Those so Wishing Out Bound Leaving Seattle at $:30 a. m Sunday Admiralty Inlet, past Whidby Fort Worden and Port and thence into the Yo Inland sharp somite will go out Fort Flagter, Fort and into the Straits of Ban Juan De Fuca Rosario Straits, through Thatcher Paas, and Blakely Isiands, into San Juan Archipelago through nar Caney, Townsend the ocean's de Bay, the Y« Island and aff by Lopes, Decatur yne hundred feet of rocky, precipitous appalling in its rugged nor channels within ery shores, where the scenery in almout of the beautiful Oreas Island surroundings are incompar of th nens, and the grandeur able to the n grour the garden Jound coun whe flowers and fe and where nature fruit grow to jon hour wil ontributes so largely to the bountiful at Orca or, if you urroundings, a stop of one I allow time to lunch and an opportunity this intera@fng pleasure haunt amidst ideal which w t explore for the round trip : sartell’s Red Cr sity Street. Tickets Second and Pike; prefer, y boat at very rea mber will be sold to avoid crowding The Return through Burrows Bay Leaving behind Orcas Island the return via Fidalgo Island and then straight into Deception Pass, where great crags rear thomeelves from th to mountain heights nite will skirt the wortern shores rd all an opportuntty to enjoy the grand scen f the noted Saratoga Passage; session Sound and home at 10 p. m Bring Your Lunch Baskets an pre jonadle figures Tickets on ‘oss Annex, 610 Second Ave.; sale oure your will be made thence into Skagit of Camano then Gadnoy Island, Pos meals aboard the Reserve your tickets early. at Swift’s Drug tion to the wants of just now we're the June bride and ays glad to aid in tarting the little ho rctical, helpful wa the “Standard wa welcome to here—once, twice ways!!! these extra speciel savings are yours for Wednesday rockers that lack no comfort giving qualities a particularly good pat tern; note the back panel effect, very latest and ef fective, solid oak, finished weathered heavy and a splendid value at the reg ular price of $12.50; for the week, very special at tn a new and very at- | tractive large, com- fortable rocker; seat ] and back uphol- stered in leather- ette, well and strongly made; ex- like for the week very actly picture; special at $7.95 worth $10.00 exceptional table savings —colonial style very pretty solid center table, quar tered and finely pol ished, fancy legs, strongly bolted to- gether—regular price is $6.75, extra spe cial value for the week center oak highly polish- quarter-sawed table, ed—very pretty, odd shap- ed top and shelf—neat legs strong and very attrac- tive table—-regular value $6.50; extra special value for the week Standard Furniture Co. 1006-1016 First Avenos 0. H. La Farge, Secretary. R. Autias Turenne, Vice President. Dante! Ketleher, President The Bank for Savings CAPITAL $400,000, FULLY PAID Per Per Cent Cent DIRECTORS. Bank has an advantage over others in the A strictly Savings choice of its investments. There can be but one motive in mak an investment; to secure a safe return to the depositor and to ing insure the depositor’s safety SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Corner First Av. and University St., Opposite Post Office. A FOURTH OF JULY TREAT bottle aril Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Compar Phone