The Seattle star. [volume], October 21, 1905, Night Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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" WHA T I PROPOSE TO DO
IN ZION'S PLANT A TION
PARADISE IN MEXICO"
On DOWIE REVEALS THE LOCATION OF THE NEW AND WON
DERFUL PARADISE CITY M E HAS PLANNED IN THE STATE
OF TAMA.ILIPAS. MEXICO—MILLIONS OP ACRES — ALL
PRODUCTS TO BE BUNCHED AND SOLD BY THE HEAD OF
ZION—A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY, HE SAYS
lIV JOHN* ALEXANDER DOVIE.
Written Kapeclaily far The Star,
lit lh* grace if Hot] I Intend lo
building up * great colony to Ills
Glory In tho rich state ot Tamaull
l„t*. Met let.
Many thousand* In alt part* of
th* world gr* responding to Zlon'*
call, having a mind to work, lo mc
rifle*. *nd ta co-opsmt*.
Son City. 111., lh* flr*t center es
tablished, in th* rmi.-.i Htate* of
Ann" i.n. ha* .tit hit*, four year* be
came* an i.bji-i t less.,ii icy all th* ;
worUL Tb* city ha* proved th* j
truth of it* motto.
•"Where Ood rules, tuan prosper*."
Aud now, tn the fuiltices of time,
ther* ts offered ait opportunity to
secure a t-**t virgin domain lv A
j sunny and healthful clime, rich In
I soil. In minerals, and in forests, and j
'•bounding In purr water.
SHADED LINES SHOW in LO
CATION UP TUB NEW I'.WIA.
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MINE
ihe
.-.! LONDON. Oct. 21.—1t 1* reported
that th* Japan-*** transport Saner!
Brewers to Give
Monster Parade
____Cto «how th« public that they (*-*■
Still Striking the United Brewery
Worker* 011 l hold a big parade on
• * the armaSat of October 33.
I%W» many other union men as are
■ able to participate have been In
ll Tttad to get into line Th* parade
I •will sUrt at the Labor Temple, go
ffißns to* Union to Flnt, south on
.Tint to Waihlngton, east on \Va_b-
I loglon to Second, north on Second
•io Union and back to the lAbor
Temple, where specially Invited
CHURCHES
;#*««#*..**#*#*«*«
* *
' * to order to insure ptibltca- *
* tlon. church notice* for Sat- *
* tirday'i issue most reach The *
* Star office not later than *
9 Thursday afternoon.—Ed. *
WAfSSJASWaaa^aSSSfto^mmnfm *
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mtm^SAtott*a____Z.mmmmmm pBttASSAAm.
North Baptist church, 49199
-.Third and Cedar. Her. George Rob
'lart Cairns, pastor—Subjects, 11 a
to.. 'The Wagons Are Coming;'
'7:30 p.:ra., "Tbe Baptists vs. thi
Washing' State Uqnor Dealers
'A»*cKiatltio.'' Banday school a
'j;ls,a.* fa.; Young People's **rvlc(
fat t'.ithp. m.
■"* Taberhacl* Baptist church, cor
per Fifteenth North and Fast Am
Irlson. John M. Dean, minlstcr-
Mori worship at 11 theme
sl"Wny -we No linger lyoolc f.l
Christ to Come;" evening evangel
Urn at 7:20, theme. "The Satsnli
■ophy of Seattle Officials am:
Citizens," Church Bible school A
9:30 a m ; Young People's union a 1
it; JO i) m.
-* Trinity Parish church. Eighth ant
James. Rev. IL il. Oowsn, rector—
Services at 7:30 and 11 a in. an'
?I:ZQ p. m.. morning subject, "Tb(
: Chorch and the Drama: The Ar'oi
la Westminster Abbey;" eventni
■)-. aubject, "The Martyrdom of St
Peter." Huu'liiy school, mating, a
9:19 t. m
_ta_LW-**tiiiinster Presbyterian churcl
The combination of their clement*
tt ,m tiring great pi ••■•',•. 111 >, ami,
through th* pilt.. ipit a fur wltl, h
'/.Inn *tuit,l*. will *a*ur* pur* home*.
I'.tiffui and thorough •duration ,tf
the young, and th* maintenance of
pearo, happiness, and the rut* of
Out! In the live* of Iho people.
Hon'* (imposed po**e**lutis tn
Mexico win eventually comprt** al
lea*! 5.000.000 acre* of laud.
A large tract ha* already been op.
tinned tn th* henutirul *tat* of Ta
in tnMp n. It t* wondruuaty altrai !-
Ite in ii. tj .-tli. mountains, beautiful
vr.llej-* and streams, and ts bordeted
by many mttr* of gulf •tat.
Mere than 10 miles of the Mexican
Central railway uowr runs through
the pioptwed Zlon perndla.. planta
tion, connecting It with the sea at
th* port ot Tampleo, a distance of
about IS miles, from whence great
steamship lines lead to all part* of
the wot Id.
A X.i-ui port will probably '-.- ea
labtlshetl on the lam**la river, t*on*
necttng with a Zlon city. This river
la deep and navigable for seagoing
vessel* all the year round, flowing
Into the Panueo river above Tam
plco,
■ Blipa* Is the i ureal of tb*
Mexican state* to th* populous een
tets of the I' -tiled Stale* of Amer
ica; ha* the greatest of all Mexican
seaport*. Tampleo.
Expert Instructor* aim In- en
gaged to tea. scientific inethisl* of
growing la* various products, i;».
perlmental farm* wilt be located so
that Ike people need not a at* lime.
money and energy In experimenting.
, but may- take advantage of every
nett ant valuable feature after It I*
thoroughly tested.
Kiuti market* will be one of th*
tliatln.-tlve feature* of ide „tl..ny
Eton will han-lie the various prod-
! Marti was sunk by a mine, er rooto
' from N*v Chang to Dalny, Most of
{ the crew were saved.
speakers will address a Was meat
ing in the main halt.
The fight agalnat the brewery oc
topus la being poshed with unabated
vigor. A novel .lan haa been adopt
ed by th* Painters* union to aid the
sirlhers. At * smoker to be given
by the onion net Tuesday, all mem
bers »ill t.-- ash* Ito sign * pledge
to drink only union-made beer.
Tbl* plan la to bo adopted In lieu
of Imposing a fine the belief being
that It wit he more efficacious.
! Broadway and Columbia, ne.. J.
I M Wilson, pastor—Subjects, "Per
sonal Evangelism." and "The Pan
aticism of Unbelief;" evening pre
lods. "What the Presbyterian
Cbnrrh Is lining Among Labor
Unions."
Divine altar service, Germanla
I tall, II o'clock, subject, rin Sym
bolic Meaning and Power of Oor
Given Name;" ordination service in
afternoon at 2:30, lecture by May
li. Stevenson.
Friend*' meeting. Friends' latn-r
--cacle, 2027 Dearborn, George Har
vey, pastor—Sunday school at 10
a. ti. meeting at II a. M.i C. I*
acciety at 6:10 p. in ,; evangelistic
services at 7:20 p. m.
Sunday evening at ft o'clock, at
tbo Socialist templet J. 11. Haw
tbornthwalt*, socialist member of
i the IlrttUh Columbia parliament
from Nanalmo, will spank on "to
cialist Politics." This aiMrr-M* will
be of much Interest to all working
m«n. Mr Hawthorn!wal'.e is now
serving hi« marl term A tour
I years.
Unitarian churrh, Tkiylston ave
nue, one dock west of high school—
Iter. W. D. Hlmond*. minister.
Service* at lis m. Sermon. "Tlie
Faithful Soul Finding Peace— Henry
Irving'* List Word*.' Talk to chil
dren. "Frederick, la God Head?"
I Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Haven Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Howard and John.
I I, I Drake, pastor—Sunday school
at 8:45 ii in . |.nl.lie service at 11
,a. m„ subject, "Tbe Gospel of Work
Ill) SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY,* OCT. it, 1905.
net* «• a whole, receiving them
front the |.».*|.l». on elated *tu>•>. and
shipping them .lit 11 t to i urupe and
New York to our own ape, lul steam-
I'll In till* 111,11111. Iho SSlnrt brand
will In- built up and established.
The first |.«-t iit.u.otu building* tv
be eroded 111 Zlutt |utradl*« plant**
lion will he i'l.in laln-i tut. lea, vthi-tn
PHOTOGRAPH POSED limit. JOHN ALEXANDEII DOWTO KOII
Tlin NBVVHI'APKn ENTEIU'RIBK ASSOCIATION ANO TUB SE
ATTLE STAR.
a* Well m of Faith:** claaa meeting
•t 12: IS p. to.. Iworth league 1* -
v.ii.ioai rotating at firJU p. in;
public _*rvlr« at "-to p. m.. *ol>Je,
*Th» Tru* Test of ll.|*it
The Tb*<-M>ph!i*! Boclety. Scan 1.
--lodge, ll la Tbtrd~rtonday M ap. m..
lea-tare. The lilt),-,!* of tb* The
oxophlcsl Society," by T. A. lUrn-e
Fremont Swrsr.-h M. X church
[ley. John Otall. pastor I'r-ca.hing
at 10:4. a m and * p. te snb'c t
In lit* morning "I he Tn* (*..mbi
Utton;** la the evening. "Th* Sign*
of ihr, fruits." Sunday *ckoiil at
I:IIa m ; Junior league at 1 p m ;
I'.pworth league at 7 M p. m.
Presbyterian church, on Laa* be
tweets Ninth and Tenth South—
Sunday .chtail at » .tag. tti . pra-arb
log at 11 a. ro.; C. E_ meeting at
" i* jr. m.; pre**, liln* at 110 p. a
(J ml nni»li
Queen City The,-..phi. »l Society
In America. Pioneer block A. O. U.
W. hall-Public study claaa ■! 7
p. in., Th* Secret iKictrta*.;"" rend
ing at » p. nr "Th* Life of th*
Atom." by Mis* Fit tra Prtedleln.
First Chnrrh of Christ. Scientist,
Pit Sixth, between Marlon and Co
lumbia—ServkM at Ham. and **
p, *»., subject. "Everlasting Pnn
lmerit.'* Sunday school at 12 ra .
'—tiiu.irilal ot— ting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Pree reading
room* at No. 933 and SM Alaska
building.
Pint Presbyterian rhnrrh. corner
Fourth avenue and Spring Rev. M.
A. Matthew*. I) I), paator Morn-
ink subject. "What I* Our l**yrho
liglial Moment V *venlng aubject.
"A Table* From a llroken Heart;*'
Thursday evening ■abject "Paul*
Theology."
Raman Catneli* Meeting*.
St Mary's Pa.-tsh n*v. W. J.
iletx. Early man* and act moo
(children** mass at 3:30 * m i .Sun
day school at 9:30 a m, and 1 10
p. in. High mass and sermon at
10:39 a. m Instruct and benedlc-
II m at 3:30 p. m.
Cat he.! I Chapel. Terry aveno*.
Man*.* at < M a. m . 7:30 a m . I in
a. m ami 10:30 a. m . evening serv-
Ice at 8:30 p. in.
Bern Heart Church—Rev, Geo.
A. Hlld. At 1:00 a. ii and 1:00
m. ■ low mass, 7:20 p. in., vesper*.
sermon and benediction.
Church of the Immaculate Con
ception— Key. A. Swcere. At 7:10
and 1:30 a. ra.. low mas*; 10:10
a. m. high ma** and sermon; 7:39
p. in benediction,
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* Seattle, Wash,, Oct 17, 1905. »
* Editor Seattle Dally Star. *
* The Seattle Volunteer Fire- *
* men's association hereby ten- a
* der to you a vote of thanks for *
* your kindly aid and service* *
* in the entertainment of the *
» Veteran Volunteer Firemen (if *
* San Francisco, on their recent *
* visit to this city. *
* ". a. d. Mcknight. Be. v *
* ll 11. CALLAGAN. Pre*. *
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BUFFALO, Oct. 21.— Alor.to J.
Whitman wai convicted in the su
preme court this morning of grand
I larceny In punning a forged check
for 17-0 on th* Fldollty Trust bank.
Former Juries disagreed.
till the people ran aaaembl*. . I
Thn toil building* In Importance |
will be t nut -ally located a. ii.m.ls j
fur all th* children, offtc*r*d and
conducted upon the moat approved
method*, uiitler th* ape. i.tl direction
of th* first apostle ot th* Christian
Catholic Apostolic church in '/Mm,
I which aywtem has already baen *o
WANTS MAN WHO
STOLE HIS WIFE
I. CMRICH. OF PORTLAND, IN THE CITY LOOKINQ TOR HIS
MARRIED PARTNER, WHOM HI SUSPECTS OP ELOPINO
WITH HIS OWN SPOUSE
Hunting for ' i* elf* and the man
who, tie allege*, stole her. It, Kntrl.h
of the firm of Thn 'A Itinrti h,
pf letoe* of the New T.»rh npnrt
-1... ■- I --.-. on lh* corner of Kit
teenth and Overton, Portland, ar
rived In fleet lie. Thursday afternoon.
II I. Thayer, hi* former partner,
who baa * » if. living In Keel tie. I*
MM man whom Kmrleh charge*
with robbing blm of hi* wife a* well
a* tISO Of hi* 111.-liev.
Thayer, according In Ihe tale Em
rl'h (ell*, gave him a note fur th*
amount, which wai to have been
made it* an advance payment on lb*
rent. Instead of paying tbe rent
Thayer used the money to settle
SHOOTS HIS WIFE
AND THEN HIMSELF
BAN PR ANT I l-U'll. Oct. 20.—A w-flk-
man named Mrs Lillian Ne**l*t.
otherwise known as Lillian Italy,
was Hint! anil killed lost night by an
unknown man In a rooming limine
at -tin Eddy street After firing
two shot* *! tbe woman tire man
tnrned th* pistol on himself aad
blew hts bralps out. So far he has
not been Identified. ,
Offers to Divide
$80,000 With Cops
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Oct. 21.—
The chsnces that the police will re
cover nearly the whole of tin- 1101,
--000 stolen from the Adams press
company In Pittsburg by Edward
O. .ii lirr.-. who was taken to
Plttibnrg last night, seem bright.
East night 19.066 was found In a
trunk belonging to a butler of a
prominent family at Btaektock, hut
th* butler and th* family by whom
he 1* employed ere Ignorant of the
fact that the large sum was found
within the house. Although there
Is a possibility that th* remaining
an. ttasftll in th* e.ln. ill.. Ittatl
unit. of /.tun tilt. 111
It I* .lis., In contemplation to srarrt
nnd conduct first . In** agricultural,
dona*»' science and manual train
ing colleges.
I lit- am I*l life of our people will
rt-celvn the moat careful considers,
tlon 1.. tha end Sal purity, peace
and progress may reign.
Arrangement* hay* 1.-.-ii made
with th* Mexican government Tor
the free admlsalon of the household
effect- of our people. It Is rxpecled
: that special excursion* during the
fall and t. inter month* will b* ar
ranged through /.l.tn'a transport*
llon di*|*nrlm*nt at very attraellv*
rate* II will lie found deslrabl*
'tor i Intl.* coming to /.inn |,«rndla*
PARALYTIC? NO! SO
LIJAH POSES AND WRITES
-Special to Th* BUr.
TO. PASO. T*xa«. OcL IL—
Th* story that was printed ail
over tb* country a few day*
ago thai Dr. John Alexander
Howie had been stricken wtth
paralysis while en rout* It. the
near y.lii,i city In Mexico, mad*
that eccentric alar of th* ie
llgiou* world furiously angry.
Pf^seg'BeTow^
VVh.-n hi* private car lunger reached her* a representa
tive of the Newspaper 13 nlerprlse association and The ■*-
■tide Star, boarded th* train and found Dr. Dowle Id a mood
very am ato ... mo publlrtty thai th* "wrath of Ood"
had not vlaited him. -._ ■:....,
In hi* moat vehement manner he denounced the Assoclst.
Ed »**. which **nt out th* report. He said It was SUM
thing he never did, but *o ** to »how the world that he was
In good health he offered to go out to th* car steps and
[one for a picture. . ,;
Aftrr Ih* photograph had been taken, he returned to hi*
office In the l*_liman and dictated to his prlvst* secrelsry.
trTrldlng 11. willtlte. the accompanying article about hi*
new Psradlse city. When th* statement had been put In
writing, he signed It snd delivering II to The Star repre
sentative, .ai. it would be esrlu* i
The article ■ veal* the local of tbe new settlement,
until now a genet.
com* pergonal obligations. II Is
i charged.
Thayer and Mra. Ituirlrh disap
peared "Saturday evening from th*
! battel, but were seen Monday going
| acros* th* Vancouver bridge. That
j they ware frightened back I* proved
jby the fart that Bmrlch later re
| ceive.! * letter from hi* wlf* stating
that •he Intended *ottllog in Pert
i land and getting * position.
"Thi* letter WO* written to ml** ;
. lend mm. I think." Mtd Knnlch to *
Star man. *'! am aimo*t poaltlv*
they sre In Heattle. I hay* »*<*r
j tallied that Thayer gel* hi* mall
1 her*, fm going la hunt thai couple
1 1,, every quarter uf th* glob*. If ti*c-
MBBSS
I, , ', The woman Is a well known fro
'quenler of the music halls She was
} married some time ago to easier.
I.i" left Mm subsequently when he'
lost (Kith arms In an elevator acci
dent, and assumed the name of
iMly. The police are now looking
tor a woman nsmed Price, who, lt
tf salt! was present during the oc-
I currence, but who fled when the
I shots were fired
lin,.-,00 has been destroyed, the po
lice are of lit' opinion that Mattel
accomplice of Cunllff* may reveal
the hiding place of the missing
sum.
in round numbers, 190,000 has
been found within th* past 21 hours.
After figuring on about fSQO as the
amount which Cunllffe has spent
or which was found on him when
arrested, there Is left a sum of 10,
--600 yet to be accounted for.
Two other new feature* of th*
chapter of events In connection
Willi tilt capture of Cunllffe crop- 1
ped out today, one being nn at
tempt by Cunllffe to bribe Captain I
(leorgn Arnold, of lit.- local police
force, and the other being the atory
nf lietiuynl by a friend of Cunllffe
for tho purpose of securing (he re-
plant .itm. 1.. bring their household
good* and other personal effect*.
Tho Muat' 11.in'■■.'. both
11.111..11.11 and gtato, has manifested
lh* nu •»l friendly Interest In /.lon's
proposed -a.-iil.-in.-ut. and i. ready to
git every »*»lstoni« to Hi. move
ment.
Many valusbl* conce**lon* of
great advantage will ■>* Krantnd.
uniting which I" the exemption fruin
duly on household good* lieluiigliif
1., int. ling saltier*.
John Alexander, first a pea • of
the i.iii.l Jesus, the t'hrlst. In th*
Christian t'uthollc Apostolic . him
In /.lon. authorise* Ihe announce.
nu ul that It. Intends In spend aav
•rai month* of avery year In &!<**!■ ■■*.
I ward of l:.'.t"J offer.-! by lb* I'iok
I ertun* for hi* art.-a( Inning one
of the talk* which Captain Arnold
bad with I'uitliffe last night tbe
prisoner in* ie a proposition to
divide the 1(9.000 which be had
sent to his brother-in-law, Joseph
W. Itoardman, In Ilrtatol, on the
promise of secrecy. MM was to
have 140.000 If lb* i* heme was car
ried oat according to the plan* of
the prisoner, who waa to tell the
Pittsburg authortllea that the hid
ing place nf th* money would never
be discovered. Arnold |.ad the pris
oner on la bis wild proposition, an 1
after funllfre* plan* ware. laid
bar* lb* detective told ("iihiiff* that
the money be had Intended to split
np had already b.-en found in
Ilrlitol.
•LOST IN TUB BUN."
Woman Murders
Former Friend
CHIIICAOO, Oct. 21.—Mrs. Clara!
McCluakey. who was shot down at
tin- rear door of her saloon, 668 West
Madison street, yesterday morning,
wa* murdered by her former friend,
Mrs Clara M. Hut ley Jealousy
over (he friendship of Mrs. McClus
'key with Albert Tryman, an So
trician, ted to the crime. Mr* flu.
-| Icy, who was arrected early this
morning, denied all knowledge of
the crime, but later, after having
. been question for several hours by
the police, she broke down and con
j fessed.
VANDERBILT'B PONY WINS
PARIS, Oct. 21.—The Prix Qiillly
a! Ih* Mnlsiin ljifltle track, Friday,
Was won by .riiifus, owned by \V.
K. \ It rlilll.
«**.«e* v *e*eae»*
* *
* STEAMER SUNK. *
* NEW YORK. Oct 21.—Tho *
* Steamer Bulgaria made this *
9 port this afternoon an i report- *
* ed that during a storm the *
* steamer Tasmania went down *
* off Point Palm. Eight men *
* were drowned, *
* *
mo*** »»*»»»»*•*■»»*
Allen's Lung Balsam
I Will positively break up * deep. I
racking cough past relief by oth- I
er mean*. |
Street Cars Crash
BAN lil-ItN'AItIMNO. Cal.. Oct 2L
Two trolley cars on the Han Ilor
11*1 dill valley *y*-tem lollliled In *
thick fug tills morning Moiorman
Wbltlnck received a compound frac
ture of Ib* leg mid bis skull was
fractured, Motorman O'Keefn. liu*l
an .ml. I* sprained, and numeroua
passed went en! l.y flying disss
To Be Prosecuted
For Fishing Sunday
'll.' rm.i prosecution In King
. '»»iii.i sine* tli.- passage of the i* *
law prohibiting th* catching if aal
iiinii wllh traps od Sundays, will he
In tbe case of it. 11. and J. i: di.t
ham, of liallard, against ah.in. a
complaint lira I been lodged In JUdg*
Davis' court.
It 1* at*'... Hint the (iirtliniiia
trap* wer* discovered off th* *hore
at Meadow point. Kdward lto*en
licliK. * fisherman, lodged tha .1111
plain t. Other pins iut i ma will fol
low. as many more trap* were found
In that vicinity.
Bank Fails
HAN PRAXCIHCO, Oct. _!.—Th*
Limited Hank A Trust company
failed today. Htate bank irominl*
slonera hay* assumed . liarge.
Ai. it-.us depositor* *r« congregated
about the entranre. Th* bank la
largely Intereated tn real e»I*(-
Vtllli I. i -niv- I the failure.
A* tli* guest of honor n«tt Pri
day night at the Itatnler club. Hear
Admiral Ooodrlch, In command of
th* Pacific squadron of tb* I Hi' a* 1
Kt.itci-i navy, will Sold forth. Other
distinguished guests wilt be Sen
ator* Pile* and Ankeny, Congreas
men Jones, Humphrey and Club
man, and many officer* of lb* navy
yard, of tb* government and navy
departtin-iit* In Seattle, of Port
l.awtoti anil .if the flagship Chi
cago.
THE MARKETS
A steamer arrived Friday with
<00 crate* of grapea.
| A carload of Chelan fancy apple*
alao arrived Krlday.
V*B*tablsa, <* i ">
IV. Datable*. II HU 1111 l
Bean*, dry, pel -tit. 1,1 S--.f II 71
No. 1 small white*. II OK. choir*
' white*. 13.ll: large whiles. lift I 15;
pink beans, lit.*: bays bean*. {LOO;
beets, per aack. II; parsnips, pa*
sack, tl; earrotn p*r sack. Tie; tur
nlpa, per a... *&' . cauliflower, per
dox. II: garlic, per lb. •<• . natlv*
green peppers, per box. (Sflttc: Cat-
Ifornia pepperA box. II .'- ",.«r»l*y
doxen, l&c; squash, per lb 2Hc:
pumpkins. Ie; tomatoea, box.
cabbage. ItiC tomatoes, per bos.
7»c, cuke*, per doxen. lOQSSc;
corn, p»r do», (010 c; yelloy turns -
toe* '.». Se: eggplant. lb. It . celery,
per dos MOlfrc: potstoe*. per ton.
til-fl-l *w**t potato**, per Id*
lb*. I: iS yellow Danker onions
1 l-lt, Walla Walla unions, sack.
70c.
Fruit*.
Itg*. c**e, H-lb. bricks. 11.71;
aeedless figs, 10-lb. cartons. 9*ll*)
l» 10: Valencia orange*, a box. I*9
If; lemons, per case, tstfli: Wen
atrbe* peache* per box. .scf3tl.oQ;
Siberia peaches, per box. •O^fiOc,
t.ertn peaches, per bus. 60"8f70f.
Birnmon* peache*. box. 10. . Mack
berries, per crate. 11.00; ' tiua
per bun. 1.1 .">. crab apple*, per
box, lOSflOc; cast of mountain ap
ples. 11 50«: natives, box, .'.Oc'jtl;
i*al. Or*veii*teltts. 7icfttl.2S; par
ent apples, per box. 71 *»*-*.:
Know apples, ft.T&#2.ot: fancy ap
ple*. lOtflll.OO. watermelon*.
per doxen. 11.00 *9 11 59.
quince, box. 11(91.IS; cantaloupe*
jtVOtl: pears, box. Mc Oil: nstlve
peers, per box. ILOO; Hungarian
prim box. T5e011.00; Muscat
grape* crate, II «•*♦!.so. Concur.is.
10-lb basket, 7511 Mc: see-lie*. Sul
tana grape*, -rate I' Tokay grapea.
pa* crate. 1110*171; Blacks.
.ts(e 11.04: Hawaiian pineapplea
.lot, ll.tOVtLtl: huckleberries, per
lb, 7c; ■ unuta, per doren. 7t«;
,-a'|. honey, per comb, lit,, nee
tarlnrs. per box. 75c; poramegTsn
lies. P*r "- 9199.
" Butter and Ch**s*.
Washington creamery, per Ib 2te;
Eastern eream«ry. brick*, lb. lie;
l-:**tern tub. lb, .»lt-«. . miking. Ib
IBtrlic; . ranch butter, 1 10 lie.
l-istern cheese, twin*, Ib. 16c;
Washington ch*e*e. twin*, lb.
tic; cre»m brick. Ib lie: llmburger,
Ib. He; block Hit Is*. Ib, 17. . young
American cheese, lie.
las
Ranch egg*. «t|i tic; Oregon, tie.
Ea*tnn Untitle.
Sugar.
Dry granulated, racks, 100 lbs..
i;.i.o: Krult granulated, sacks. IB*
lbs, 15.50; beet, per sack. 15.19;
Oolden C, tl.00; Fxtra C- tt-10.
Poultry.
Pressed chicken*. lot* IS . IIV*
chickens, llt . spring chicken*, 11.
old MM, IS, turkeys. We; geese.
He; ducks, lie: old roosters, tc
Meat*.
Dressed steer*. '»'a ■», : dressed I
mutton. *.•_'■( 7c; dressed pork. 9%e:
dressed veal. to li>V . dressed I
lamb. Tlie. l.iv,. steers, t1.25 per
cwt,; live cheep, t*oo per cwt.; llv*
boa*. 1*1.2.'. per cwt.; live vml. ti.M
<17.00 per cwt.; live lambs. *250 C
12.00 per head.
GET A FILE FREE
We save you 10c, 15c, 20c. 25c
and *o on up to «"..- or TOe on
ench Piston Bishop Diamond
KdKe or other standard Saw you
buy during ..in in.- li .ni- * 1...
sale. On Monday, the 23rd. we
throw in an extra prise package
of the fill" suited to file it.
11.7.". 28cmfwyp in bum nmnn
Ii .25 Dl -'"I. D * I-Inch Saw...
..--Sl-lO
11.50 ' I*l .it D a 22-Inch Hnw..
. * *1 '.*:.
|1. Diston Ii 8 2t-lnch Saw..
* I .15
tt.75 28.Inch No 7 Dlston Ilip
-is
$1.7.', fusion No. 8 llinl..s|.:tr,
22.25 Dial.m No. 12 ll.iit.l.M.iir,
BOc Atkln* Kitchen Saw :t.->**
J1.».". Dlston Panel Saw ... I Oil
1210 Indian Mntocycle SI IS
Splttrtlrtg'a Omah Stoc ■
1110 Second Avenue.
OBJECT TO
LOCATION
POLICE SUB STATION NOT
WANTED AT LINCOLN PARK
Misinterpreting ri recommend..*
llon recently rnndn by Mayor tr .1
linger, Ilroa .way realdentg sre pr*
parlng to sign a. petltioii protesting
against the establishment of a poll**
auh-alatitiii at Lincoln park.
Objection Is mud*) on the ground*
that the proposed bMStIoU Is within
a stone's throw of the high school,
arid lh.il it would spoil the plan ( >
ultimately desecrate public ground,
which It Is the lutetitliyn to ultimate,
ly convert into a park.
It Is i l ilmc l that a police Hill* -
station st Lincoln park would have
a bad effect un the high school
students, and that a location further
south, near the Intersection of Pik*
ami llroudway, would be preferable.
"I did not recommend I,in...in
park specifically In my communi
cation to tbe finance committee,"
said th*! mayor Haturday morning,
when aske. übout ihe matter. "I
merely suggeslei] Interbay and soma
point In tbe vicinity of Lincoln paik
as lamslbte locations. The latter lo
cation I recommended because .1 It*
excellent street far facilities.
"However, I do not believe that »
[•■ni — *üb-*tation i-.nil be any
more obnoxious thsn m fir* house.
It would be merely used a* a de
tention station. Hucb station* gr*
needed bmlly In .i city that is scat
tered over *o much territory II this.
Th* city now runs north and south
s distance of 10 miles, and If liallard
and Oeorgetown are annexed ther*
w 111 be still more ground to cover,"
FLAMES NEARLY
DESTROY TOWN
A !''i'i;il fire, which for * time
threatened to destroy the entire vil
lage, broke out at Caribou, i iik-iri
Territory, at noon on t tctober 11, de
atroylng the Pioneer sawmill, one*
owned by the famous Mike King;
the railroad shop* and engine houa*
of the White i ■mo A Tukon route,
and many building* owned by mer
chant*. IteePlenee* ere also de
stroyed, rendering dosen* of people
homele**.
In order to *aye the town from
total destruction every rltlxer- male
and female, turned out to fight the
'flame*. Owing to the cold weather
and the poor facilities for; getting
water, the fire fighter* fought* for
a whole day and the greater part of
one night In Bar* th. remntnlng
buildings. A fierce wind which was
blowing at 'he time aided the flames
•nd rendered 'he work of the, in
habitant* extremely difficult. *
The exact origin of the conflagra
tion hi- not been determined, but It
I* thought It started near jan old
• .iwtniil. owned by th* Upper Yukon
Consolidated company. Although
th* report 1* not taken very seriou*
ly. It I* hinted that a certain dis
charged laborer set fire to tbe mill.
The news arrived In Seattle via
Vancouver, to which place it was
brought by the passengers of th*
Canadian Pacific Steamship com
pany's stesmshlp Amur. The Amur
arrived m Vancouver from Skag
way Priday morning.
Trusted Cashier
Under Ariel]
ST LOUIS, Oct tl.—Francis B.
Runder. cashier of th* St. ■ Louis
poatofflce, tares arrested in his office
this morning, accused of emb-»ssl*
ment. The warrant charges a short
age of between tS,OOO and tI.OM.
Runder was one of the most trusted
an.! efficient employe*. Postmaster
Wym*n wa* shocked when the In
spectors acquainted him with the
■ltuatlon. • . • ,
i jFijrr^ \_ *} \rf_T__\vl
COLMAN BUILDING
PURITY
IS
PARAMOUNT
In th* manufacture of Haynaa'
Candles. It's (he first and last
consideration. We always have
a fresh supply Sunday*.
Half-pound box Ji..**
One-pound box ..,,<t»o£
Two-pound box Sl-OO
IIAV.NE3* SPECIALS.
lUlf- pound box Kit*
On.-pound box Silt*
Two-pound 1...x 81.00
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Established In ISSS.
G. BENINGHAUSEN
THE!
MOM OF THE TIME H.M.I.
High-grade watch repairing
and chronometer maker. ,
713-715 First Aye.
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