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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
5
Amid a reporting error on certificates for nominees Secretary of States office corrected the filings noting the term was four years not indefinite. Democratic candidates for congress PB Byrne and local attorney PM Troy appeared to amend details as officials reviewed certificates.
Ridgway's new weekly on sale in Seattle notes 4 page cover and 16 pages of world news photos. It claims "without fear or favor" policy while critiquing ballot frauds local arrests and political machine tactics. It singles out AL Rutherford and contrasts Republican and Democratic tickets in the legislature.
The Old Ball Park site will vanish within two weeks as Seattle Electric plans car barges on the property. The Coast League and university football seek new venues for the season. Beattle Beattlle president James Agnew says no suitable ball park found and he may resign after the season ends.
Tonight and tomorrow evenings feature The Education of Mr Pipp at the Grand for large sales. Digby Bell appears Monday and Tuesday in Augustus Thomas comedy The Education of Mr Pipp. The Moly City and The Convict's Daughter end a profitable Seattle week.
Luella Morey stars as Salome in The Holy City at Seattle Theater with a matinee opening tomorrow. Parsifal advertised for two Grand Theatre nights October 10 and 11 with universal praise worldwide. New York by Night closes tonight at Third Avenue. Queen of the Highway to be shown there next week. Lola Theater opens tomorrow amid strong advance sales. Pantages spends over 50000 dollars on the new Lois house. Star Theater vaudeville closes tonight. next week offers Clark's dog and monkey acts, Delia and Edwards, Riva Brothers, and Dilly Moore in new acts.
Harast, a Japanese man, was arrested early this morning by Detective Corbett after being suspected of involvement in the attempted murder of N. Hatutori who was severely stabbed two days ago. A large bulldog revolver was found in his possession.
Readable text notes Hunteras loaded shells offered at less than wholesale by Spinning. Market rumor suggests bargain pricing and stock availability, with no further details on quantity or contenders.
The barkentine Planter bound for Port Gamble nine days out of San Francisco arrived off Tatoosh Island waterlogged in tow by the Tug Ta- towed toward safety.
Local textile workers Kiltett and Meiregor operate at 1231 Ind ay to produce ready to wear clothing. Community notice highlights their crafts and business activity.
Northern Pacific offers round trip fares to New Orleans with sale dates in October and final return by November 16. Direct route option priced at 80 dollars and 70 cents. Tickets available at the Northern Pacific city ticket office located at the corner of Firetac and VYeater Way.
The board of county commissioners will hear a recital of legal opinion next Thursday on whether it may vacate streets along the east waterway for the Union Pacific. Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh says the board lacks the right, while J P An attorney for the Washington and Oregon railroad seeks to submit authorities before final action.
The jurisdiction of the boulevard government sector at Rainier Beach shifts to the United States engineering office from the county commissioners as previously arranged.
Mrs. Benate Longoria was freed from the county jail after a Beattie theft case. release followed receipt from the sheriff in El Paso Texas, who had Longoria arrested.
The city lights and lighting committee of the city council yesterday recommended passage of resolutions to install lights in several areas. One plan calls for nine lights near Green Lake and another for a string of lights along the Woodland Park entrance from the east.
George Edward Adama attended the hearing on miner claims against the government for the first time in two weeks. Several claimants appeared including 8 B Reed with 675 dollars, Thomas Donahue with 41441, Frank Paran with 92.21 dollars, H Z Steinmey with 2741, Peter Larson with 42.95, and John P Anderson with 146 dollars.
The September receipts in the U S cable office surpassed the prior year by six thousand dollars with cash receipts totaling twenty four thousand two hundred.
The advertisement promotes Table Queen bread as exceptionally good with malt yeast and Minnesota wheat. It asserts no improvements are needed for health or flavor and highlights a blue label on each loaf.
Frisco steamer delivers large grape shipments while bananas sell at 1.76 to 4.60 per unit. cranberries scarce at 9.69 per barrel. Vegetables, poultry, meat and dairy hold firm prices. Live stock and fish listings show varied values across varieties and grades.
A newspaper note urges young men to insure household furniture rather than risk losing savings. It claims about two dollars a year buys $1,000 coverage in an unexposed dwelling and promotes contacting the North Western Mutual Fire Association for 40 percent savings versus other companies.
Prices list for Pastern Wash and Puget Sound regions shows timothy at per ton and alfalfa at per ton. Wheat hay priced per ton, corn at per ton, and feed meat options priced per ton. Local buyers can secure hay and grain by the ton at cited rates.
A Seattle company leads in securing 8000 acres to exploit surface asphalt and oil near Edmonton in Athabaska with claims of shallow producing wells. Analysts report oil content high grade with 82 percent petrolene and 18 percent asphaltine. Shares trade at 25 cents.
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