The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1909, Page 14

1“ PUNTO BRING DR. F. A. COOK TQ SEATTLE Friends and Former Asso- ciates of Explorer Send Telegrams to Him, Urg- ing Him to Come. and with Quietly no publicity for the time being, several personal friends of Dr. Frederick A. Cook are endeavoring to secure a visit of the North Pole discoverer to Se attle during the closing week of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expost tion Today seven telegrams and seven letters with spectal delivery stamps upon them were sent from_ Seattle to Dr. Cook at Brooklyn, The tele @rams simply asked him to make ho arrangements for the week be- ginning October 10 until certain letters had been received by him ‘The letters explain what Is wanted Three of the letters sent are bitee men who have been assoc with him for years, The pines seven are confident that Dr _ will co to Seattle dy Jast week of the exposition PLANS 10 PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN In the hope or safeguarding the school children who play in the street during recess, Superinten dent F. B. Cooper will take steps to have the speed of street cars and automobiles passing the institutions | throughout the city regulated Pupils have been warned by their! teachers against playing in the streets, but they frequently forget ger of being injured or killed by an automobile or street car Examinations for several go city positions will be held at the Offices of the Civil Service Com Mission, 105 Prefontaine place. next month. The most important one of the wnole number will be = of assistant superintendent of uuildings. and ron 6ut where they are tn dan-/ PAY STREAK TO BE DONE IN BURLESQUE AT A BlG BENEFIT The performers on the Pay | Streak are planning a testimonial benefit, to be given at the Spanish theatre, beginning at midnight, Oct 2. Every concession and every prominent man identified with the Pay Streak will be burleaqued Performers from the down town theatres will also give stunts and a big time ie betng planned. | On October 4 many of the Pay } Streak bunch are preparing to give a midnight dance at Luna park SUES MAYOR FOR FAILURE TO WED Mise Ada Raymond, a stenog rapher at .07 Univeralty et, ba begun suit in the superior court against O. D. Cochran, mayor of Nome, Alaska, for alleged breach of promise, It is claimed that the defendant courted the plaintiff for six years and had promised to marry her, but that later he emarried another woman, his present The complaint states that Coc aren is worth $50,000. SEATTLE FIRMS ARE WINNERS IN AWARDS | Four Seattle firms were awarded gold medals by the jury of awards on furniture, vacuum cleaners, ete The four were: 8. E. Anderson, Seattle, round extension table; Bal lard Serol! Works, faney grill; W C. Hansen, Seattle, convertible trunk; Pacific Steel Furniture com pany, Seattle, “Vendetta” steel sant tary couches, davenporte bunke and surgical goods. Grand prizes were also two Seattle firms, the Carman Manufacturing company for-furnt ture and bedding, and Jens a company, extension tables ota, ship | GOMMITS SUICIDE i Despondency, induced by heart trouble, is thought by Coroner J. C. Snyder to have been the cause of the suteide of Mrs. Catherine Cham berlain in her apartments at Rem ington Court, 1212 Remington court, yesterday awarded THE EARIFIC FIGHT OF MAN WITH BUCK neg CHILDREN IN PARKDE } FORTIER MAKES GOOD DEFENSE PROVING THAT KILLING wae | COMMITTED UNDER GREAT 1AYWARL af und jotan toda for the murder of his brother and | entered the | his brother's wife, near Green Lake | (he man suc on the morning of May §, 1906, fe/ the attack, | trying to prove to the jury that his former aractor Was Above re proach and that the killing was) under great provocation Fortier is trying to show that hie brother crowded him out of the lit tle grocery business and that it waa | Wb |while brooding over this wrong | piace jand others that the homicide was committed. It is probable that the lease will not go to the jury before tomorrow night ‘UNIVERSITY mY with one of ed, Sauers | hie horns n labore reac Carrying the United Proas news (My where he lay while led on his body and @re bim with | plaintiff in the receivership case of Bauers Was unconscious Patterson |Sound Realty Associates. All allege STAR ~FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1 vu". ‘SPECIAL PLAGE FOR Bo that the 28, 060 schoo! ebildren ae Press.) , eattioc may see the president of », Cal, Bopt, 244-—-Maxlin, United States, By ntendent armer residing REAL, Coo; has requested the hairman er the care of @ pHYMs! of th. committee on special events following « battle wit Vai the exposition to designate some ok in warding off then the deer succeed padd his sharp prongs Das fell to the buck tramp re on the a him For awhile | cide buck deer, which waa here the PROVOCATION, a pet place along the route wher in @ paddock on the PAatterGR) eniidren may line up and walute Mr | place, near Centerville Patt Through bis lawyers kad wit-| The aulmal, supposed to be tame,| ‘The fair management thought nesses, John Fortier, now on trial| charged at Bauers as soon as he | well of the suggestion and will de today where the children will | be groupe a ed in ripping open the man’s cheek | MORE BONDHOLDERS APPEAR. | | A.B. J. Ladd, Loutee Cook and 6. | ground, |M. Hawkins petitioned the superior ‘court yesterday to be made parties | Hi. M. Frost ot al. againat the Puget that (hey are bondholders. | = BIDDIES AND LONGSHOREMEN RUN A MARATHON ON THE COLMAN DOCK Kek Kek Kek Kekekkokkok Tuc Tue Tue Tuctucaw tucawaw | WILL SOON APPEAR That was t f a spiel the | biddies made when they had their | day out on the man dock this morning service with a large reportorial ataff A slat cam ne Io from the crate — ry voy tke os ig th mop Re, va and every biddy In the bunch made department equipped with Hnotypes Cie aaptar 4 the ‘ hr the and a modern press, the University nahn en : of Washington daily will make {te| Bolse—well, the noise was tke @ first appearance October 4. The| fil sized poultry yard when the daily will be a feature of the news. | °Ss* ere all laid in the morning }paper department of the school | Bixteen le bodied men, th While journallam departments are -4oas and a boy immediately un becoming features of moat of the | mbered for the chase progressive state universities, few Ever seen « longshoreman in chase of an are attempting to put out a dally early hours ¢ with telegraphic news. Missouri }university was the only other school in the United States operating such ja paper last year He's most! how, a | burry-ecurry d the hen ts tive biddy in the of the morning? y hands and feet, any i) wings and and it's about 60 to I The paper will be a four pager! on the latter except on Monday, when eight, Ob, those biddies, One took | pages will be run. There will be refuge on an express © p under no Sunday edition the awning and as soon would be capturer came to one end she bow ts poet pretty ye by would fly out at the other. Another we > *\ got tangled under the hoofe of « ehe (fam where nobody had the pluck bul to strive after her Himes | And one dainty little brown bird whose name must have been tf you struck one of these golf Emily, took refuge on the top of & man in the ey hed the man hat who the office, fr was Interested in first aid to the tage she ke’ injured. “Ob. Td ave fo play it) Pinally rom just where and ft." replied the enthusiastic goiter Yonkers | 0nd the big Stateeman iby one—déxe ‘om which point of van ekeked lustily he lego-mutton fists feet prevailed and one opt one-—the biddiew were reclaimed with much e#bril aquawking The exceptional one made # rapid transit fight for the steamer Btate | of Washington just as she was pulling out Fried chicken ja on th mu for the boat captain's lunch on board that today | identity is un known, dropped dead at midnight on Fourth ay, 8. and Jackson st. The unknown was well dressed and in the pockets of the coat was a tleket to Elphrata, Wash. also $195 in currency, No papers w und on the body to ald tn identification SHOOTING JUSTIFIED A man, whose James Odonafrio, who shot and killed a tramp whom he mistoon for a burglar yesterday morning Was justified by the coronera jury After the decision wae reached Coroner Snyder warned Odonairio againet being so reckless in shoot ing } Cheap State. you say you saw her » oa | How wae her = ativer| laure--Fr the looks of it 44 phould say most of it was marked down A World of High-Grade Pianos 10 Carloads Just Received spect ou ea larmest stock an end that It's #0 house are not oper Every person who buys of t The Kohler & Chase Fy vided for plano buyers. store, A little child can shop h SPECIALS FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY Owing to our immense purch: buying public some me sition which pre & most magnificent at choicest bargains * 2 eaten eer i. r sales me you will con thie extrae mam stock dally that. we feel juatified in quotin PIANOS will realize why @ the best pianoe are alwaye found = Sy age vd should receive tt where scone in ® piano, and It ts te atl fe. solutely honest, equitable plan. he Ko! se house gate « bargain t NO COMMIASIONS. ia the greatest ver of bringing some one to help you ne! ore as safely os an adult asing pe meat rt, $230 buys a new, high-grade upright P . uality sold e $260 buys a new, high-grade upright I .. $295 buys a new, high-grade upright A uality sold ¢ $325 buys a new, high-grade upright N uality sold ¢! $345 buys a new, high-grade upright O ............. uality sold e' $10 SENDS A PIANO HOME. $5 AND UP PER MONTH PAYS FOR IT, DEPARTMENT OF USED PIANOS no plano buyer can afford to make & final beat tnetrument possible for the money uality sold elsewhere for $400 Hut eo n we t etatement = the expre omy ie studied fram deceive if the salea- protection ever pro- lect a plane at our ht now to the plano i PIANC ¥ lsewhere for $375 Isewhere for $425 Isewhere for $450 Isewhere for $475 $375 Irving & Co. bred Verte" A fine practice piano, good condition $ 90% + $400 Camp & Co. ‘Nice condition, fine tone osgyee $400 Estey Used Vera Elegant mahogany case, fine condition 140$f.08 1» $350 Wagner Heed Verieht Beautiful golden oak case, almost new 165$f.94 $350 Winthrop Used Veright Almost new, fully guaranteed 178$8.00 $400 Kohler & Campbell {sea pricht & beautiful golden oak case, only slightly 495 99 { rand used js 185Montniy $475 Fischer Used Upriant Here is ‘magnificent bargain, a pleasure to 4 99 a musician, in the bést possible condition 285Monthty $750 Player Piano Sighely Examine this bargain, complete with 25 rolls $10.00 Open Evenings 1318 Second Ave. of music, used four months Lx this sale, but they are at of to can be Write If you can't ¢ Kohlerv "STaByy ING. Bus SHED 3g5Monthiy F. L. JORDAN, General Manager | required in the Seattle mark ‘The hate Market Propo Citi Some time ago the question was discuss- places as the most ideal The Pine at. manufacturers and employers of labor. At front suitable for any line of ; this time it was considered that the exces- will prosper trib to a marke sive cost of living in Seattle was detrime The fish sect been especi al to the best interests of the \ care ed and above ful analysis of food conditi 1 air shafts hav and the result led to the promotion and « roof so that the st ganizat of the Westlake Market Asso- as far as possible, while a perfect ciation. The estimate of fc nsumption drainage has beer established to in Seattle made por the best the wash eat and fish stalls area data obtainable, and cost an from the heat of the sun and inag average of We per capita per penditure of $9.00 per me n ex per- son taxed the utd on a populat for food al expenditure ne per mont be the enormous sum of $2,700, month As near as could be a outside g county A considerable part of the f three great continental railways is ained hy the transport nm of food product Much of our butter, eggs, hams, bae a long haul is adc to the cost mately 13,800,000 pound Is of mea sumed month! 13,500,000 » is of f 760,000 p 450,000 pounds of ; nearly unds of vegetables 1,800,000 px 000 pounds of bu as, beans, et eggs, chees PROLIFIC SOILS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON There is no better tory in the United States on duce vegetables, fruits, prod nore pre whic The West. lake Publié Market is free, in every sense, to the producers, and is made so in an effort to encourage local production. What we want is more farmers and better facilities for the sale of home-grown and home- “pro- duced food products and provisions. THE WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET A MAGNIFICENT MARKETING PLACE. In creating a new public n suitable for the handling of food f it was necessary to provide first a central location; second, sanitary and convenient construc- tion, and third, facility for the ee and Preservation of food products. I'lix selected was the property occupied f by the Seattle ectric ket icts ation years Railway Company the block lying between Sth and 6th ave nues, Pine and Olive streets. The build ings, formerly used for the Electric Con pany’s car barns and car station, were splen didly adapted for the requirements of a great public market place. The steay plant was splendidly adapted to furni and steam for cooking, power and other pur poses, and consists of 750-horse power, To this plant has been added a magnificent cold storage plant. With a capacity of per day, it is quadruplex in at will furnish feet of cold rodu roduce 60 tons refrigeration boxes 31 to Wt storage will from ms of ice ¢ market the ny 1 private frigeration capacity ery 24 hours for for ants use as ib as sale to patrons of hotels rarket houses The » care fruits, fi aur re is sufficient te for eggs, dried h, ull other articles requiring cold as means of preservation. All market cases all meats, butter poultry and storage in the neat e to be kept under glass show and refrigerator boxes way all contamination is avo health dete in In this ed as tl authorities have ined that much of the diseases prevalent are carried through the ordinary fly, wh feet distrib ute the germs. No expense has been Spar- ed in making this part of the market nearly perfect as possible. ‘The main 8 mar ket floor of the building is entirely cut off from the street on three si In this way all dust and dirt and filth of the reet kept out, and the arrang has been pronounced by people fan with market and healthful are below the fle of approximate tained in the and insect of the handlis builc fresh pickles a £ off from the entrances arcade is provi e electrica al ng venient Hing boxes and | day next, an ovation, debted for our duce. 1 Mar bliment to the as it The Market on opening day free basket toe that the supply have bought all purpose AT THE CONSUMERS’ E understood item of cost in the handling of fo0 eventually be paid by the ¢ pay the cast off the cost of packages, the cost of the rent, the igi vokkeepers, the wat In order It must be « must It is they who n the twine, the collectors, the end they pay it all. lish home troduced a spec TAXI DELIVERY SYSTEM. enience of those the Taxi packages. For the willing to pay Company market, anywhe conve will ¢ city of Seattle 10 cents for ea convemence ot meat at one vegetables at other candies another, etc., tl will sell delive will have ter liver a package Delivery Company up packages a they are chex delivered at deliver a sack ur, a quarter box of apples, and a pound of ¢@ ten packages Economy ™ 3a enable the P Market to Seles than any vision house 1G of Seattle a " EARLY COMPLETION. Every effo 1s been made ty all arrange but in the beg there has be« me delay, We operation a sideration @! until the full ishment and of of the Westlake Public Market not enter the real producti them we are cheapest fruit and Association, a i prods 8 of $50.00 for the best Sicpiay aa ten varieties; $35.00 for the . $10.00 for the best single di the second best single display; $ best equipped stall; $10.00 for display,,arid $10.00 for the best A FREE MARKET BASKET labor, the b that a eags, candies, floor vere sect front on 6th is to ket 1cers, wil Association and irday, Sept: y purchaser, will be exha baskets a’ v, the Associ al delivery system. cost, leliver re within the a cost to the who patrons fish at rer, butter at another, 1e Taxi Delivery @ m any sally will furnt ar intervals. WESTLAKE MARKET ASSOOUM divided inte ces will neat rooms, A second been set apart cheese, 5 This floor al et, except through # ion has heen ve been fixed ford sles both Peete ely and singh delivery. ibs at 10¢ each. ns, each coupon ere in the market ut intoa (ce 0 large storage ice on be and w sted, PEI ba ay 3e8 27-5 EE hd bola -g