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Eastern, 221sAo
Live poultry Hens ls&Tiaci large
spring, leite. turkeys. itQi5c. geese,
iomlc. ducks. iac.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. iaHisc.
geese. ti8iae. ducks. isuiso; chick
ems. iaHitc.
Honey -ia,sc.
Provisions
Fresh meatCow beef. "a per III,
steer beef. 7U7isc per H. mutton,
wether. 9Me. ewes, 1kc. pork, Toe
per 10: veal, large. Sc small. Zoe.
Provisions Hams, i3Ae, breakfast
backs. Zoe. bellies. lie.
Hay Puget sound. per ton, $40 o04
~ 90, Eastern Washington Timothy.
yignol alfalfa. 100.
Grain Oats. $500; barley. ka0.oo.
wheat. ssaoO0gs.to corn. $500.
Corrected daily - The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro.
Queer Ia round lots on the deck OF Ia
tho car az Seattle
Grain Oats. Sac0019T.0o. barley.
$500. wheat. chicken feed. $50 90.
corn, bulk, 81 %.
isustcr- Fresh ranch. ie4isc. ma
tive creamery. ssuesr.
Cheese Native Washington. no
ale.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ssassc.
Poultry Hens. iiWiiisci large
spring. lie; ducks. izui1isc. turkeys.
tsc. geese. s4lec.
Livestock Cows, SIZE, steers. a1c.
calves. sis07hc. sheep. &C.; hogs. go
sue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
COMING
ON KIMBALL
California Products 10 Be on the
Street Tomorrow Morning

The markets viii receive today or
tomorrow a small shipment Of Cali
fornia fruit on the Kimball. This
Will In a measure Offset the tons OF
produce now lying at the bottom OF
the Pacific ocean In the hold Of the
Walla Walia.
A car Of RedlandH oranges, two OF
sweet potatoes and two OF Yakimas
came In today.
business IN brisk in the hay and
oats line. Farmers are generally
holding them for a raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
.SMUCCLESOPIUM

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Jan s.--Jaek
Kelly. one Of the most adrolt opium
smuggleFs on the entire Pacific coast.
In wanted BY the police Of shis
city. He registered here last week
and had with him about loo pounda
OF opium. The police failed 10 iden-
tify him. although they had him IN
the jail over night. charged with
drunkenness. AZ soon as he was
released he disappeared. In the
meantime his baggage had been
searched and the opium discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
GERMANY'S
ATTITUDE

BERLIN. Jan. 6-~The officlal de-
ufands az Germany have been pre-
ssnted by her mlniSter to Venezuela.
They are couched IN such terms thai
no offense is offered. and President
Castro has an opportunity 70 accept
without In any wise compromising
the national honor.
The newspapers here generally
conceded the action OF the United
States 10 Be consistent and admit the
strength OF the Monroe doctrine. The
Cologne yolks Zeitung u about ths
only paper Of any weight that dis
eusses the Monroe doctrine with mny
bitterness. and IN an editorial refers
10 the sInsolenca Of this American
prrsN
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AID POLICE

DENVER. Colo. Jan "a huge
mass meeting was held here satur-
day evening and l COO citizens have
agreed 70 patrol the streets on reg.
ular beats untfl the thugs collected
here have been cleaned out. After
nightfaIi only Those persons who can
give an account OF themselves will be
free from arrest. and heavy penalties
viii be fixed by all police magis-
tratee for vaRrancy. The murderer
OF Harold Fridborn Is stili at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Given No crecence

Mrs John Danlsls. the wife 81 ths
captain Of the Norman Hunds. re-
ported 20 have been lost near Fin
seFs Ieiand. Alaska. diaercdits the
story and 40 far does MrA Y. n.
pudden. whoae husband IL q part
owner ~ tSe weasel.
Mrs. Dudden received letter from
her husband dated December n. and
fhs schooner was all right then, Che
thinks the schooner IN simply looking
for new fishing grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Kid" Lewis Arrested

fighter, was arrested by Policemen
Hubbard and wooiery yesterday on
the charge Of larceny from the per-
son. Lewis f. accused OF stealing
20 from VIM. Thomas on Dec 20.
The theft In alleged 10 have takan
place in the Alhambrg theatar.
Thomas says he was slightly iatoxi-
Gated and was waitzing with Lewis.
After the dance he found that 50 Of
his money was missing. The next
day Thomas swore out q warrant In
Justice Cams court charging Lewis
with the theft. Since that time the
police have been looking for Lewis,
but could not find him until last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
CIVIL SERVICE
BOARD TONIGHT
Viii Install New Commissioner and
Take Up Warson Case

The municipal civfi service com
mission will meet IN regular session
At the city hail tonight. The ufwiy
appointed commissioner. Clark Net.
steton. win BE- Installed a member Of
the board. II. y. Randolph. on ee-
count of hts seniority as a member.
will be elected chairman. Tho other
member "a George ". Zimmerman.
II ~ likely that the request Of II.
l. WarEon for hearing because Of
HIS removal from the office Of the
city comptroller. viii be taken UP.
Some action VIII also be taken
about civil service employees TAX
ing active part In political matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

FIRE MARSHAL
MAKES REPORT

Fire Marshal Reiloxr. in his an
nual report. states that he invests
gated IA fires during December. The
t0sal loss was s1s7s and the total IN
surAnce ass. go. Marshal Kellogg
inspected lss buildings. served 81
notices. ahafed - nuis1ncea and tn
sv.ected II new fire escapes comDiet-
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
HIS PARDON

WA1.L4A WALr4A. Jan. ga par
don had heen promised BY Governor
Rogers for Frank Gaby. who II
serving time in The psnitsntiary for
rnansiauKhter. committed In Sno-
homish county IN tkyT. The death
Of the governor prevented It's con-
saHsma ton. II - Understood that
Governor Mcbride win grant the
pardon. thereby meeting the wishes
OF his predecessor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
New Trial Denied

a now trial has been denied tho
American bridge co. ny Judge EN-
ory Ia the damage ease of James J
hnlph, who was Riven a verdict FOR
tasoo 90 recent trial. itRlph feii
from a ladder ia the Seattle Eiec-
trio Co.'S new power house on Post
street The ladder turned with
Ralph aud he claims Il Was inae-
curely placed.
Another man was hurt ia the con-
struction 81 this building, but the
bridge company succeeded In non
naitlnk him IA the federal court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
MORTALITY RECORD

Annie Sutherland. aged IS years.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o.
Sutherland. died at York station
yesterday.
Colombo Marie Teresa. the grown
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Loranxer. passed quietly away fun
day morning after n lingering Illness.
mt their home. zs0S Madison street.
The funeral. under the direction Of
Collins Sherman Foley Co. viii start
from her late residence on Tuesday
morning AZ $50 o'clock 20 the Church
of the immaculate Conception.
where mass VIII be sung AZ ? O'Clock.
Interment will be at Calvary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

Dangerous Fire

Spontaneous combustion IN File
Of old rags IN the basement of the
coiman building started Il small but
dangerous ere yesterday afternoon.
The tanifnr Jaw this smoke and
quickly turned In, the IRE alarm
The biase was extinsuished with a
slight fnAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Nicely PLEADS
NOT GUILTY

HAVANA. Jan. s--postoffiee En-
hczaler Nicely Is on trial here and
has entered plea % not guilty, The
trial opened saturday with five jsids-
- on the bench. Subpoenas have
been issued for Isl witnesses.
Nicely SAYS that he IL not disap-
pointed az the ruling 81 the United
States postofflce authorities. which
turned bis case into the hands Of
Cuban courts for Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
A RAID ON
POOR HOBO
Flfty-FIve Weary WIllles Are
Picked Up In Tenderloin

A relgn 81 terror existed IN the
tendefioin early this morning. There
was trouble Ia the air and lots % u
for the hapiens hobo Police men
were out In force and now wash
ington street Is practically free from
weary WILLIS. Sergeant Alike Row e.
era and Policemen Ryan, Mcf1urs
ana Freeman made n raid AMI ar
rested A. men. Before 4 o'clock po-
iiecinen Chapman and Soaring had
arrested 10 hoboa. All were booked
as dinorderiy persons or Migrants.
The aFst arrest was made at iAl1s
O'Clock this morning. John buvtau
and Fred Ward were arrested as
vaErania, John Miller was thea nent
IA for begging by Detective ~. X.
Hubbard. Further raidlng was
then stopped Temporarily BY a row
that started on the upper end of tins
street.
japanese FuneAing nag
T,om Mccarthy. n barber, vas
using X. Matsutn. a japanese walter,
for punching baE IN restaurant.
Mccarthy was booked for assault
and battery. and the Jap was held
as a witness
Al $50 o'clock this morning the
raid proper started. There u ciaHa
of men on Washington street and IN
the neisbhoFhood that exist on free
beer and lunch AT the same place
Any Intoxicated person with money
they consider a godsend. They are
a coiany 81 dirty and dlmrerulahie
people, who won't work. bat lay
around saioonH ali day and All night.
There we're six wagon loads ~
these persons sent 20 police head.
quarters this morning. aRgreghting
g.
u.io lH the crgwa
As the men were brought up Cap.
tain fsauharhnr booked them. JAiisr
Grant did the searching. and Clerk
SIC Donald pnt away the packs Pos
iiesmnn Stuart conveyed the prison.
~rn 10 the receiving cell Grant. who
ala the searching. had the easiest
tob, for but few ~ them had any.
thlng IN their packets. In the whole
crowd there was u.it.
Among the gang were men ~
every orupafion f.nhogerH were IN
the majority. bat school teachers,
tsokkeep~rs. jewelers. and men ~
other professions and trades were
represented.
100 IN city jail
At breakfast time this morning
there we're los prisoners In the city
tAfi II The pFesent rate u kept up.
this month will BE- a record break
for arrests During the I'VE DAYS
and SIX hours ~ the new year end
ing thin morning there have been sti
arrests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
New Water Gate installed

The water department yesterday
completed the putting In ~ the new
water gate al the Lincoln park res
eryoir. The gate II now fastened 20
the main supply pipe outside the
reservoir. From now on, when shut
offs are made, Il viii not be neces-
nary % stop the pumps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Sold Them Tor Solid Gold

Eighteen cheap, gnid~piatei
watches we're found by Detect ses
Bafbee and remnant In a iodgins
house on lower First avenue yrnter-
day. ~ n alleged that one OF .he
men arrested In the opium raid bat-
urdAy night had been peddiinK the
watches az solid gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
LIKE HEROES ALL

ANN ARHoR. Mich. Jan. e.--The
mayor and about 1900 enthusiastic
citizens assisted the entire student
body of the university yesterday IN
making the return Of the Michigan
football team from th Pacific coast
n triumphai AFFAIR The men were
carried 10 the college campus. where
speeches were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
MORE BORN
THAN Died
Heart Trouble Causes Great
est Number OF Deaths

The records ~ Health Onicer Car
roll for 1901 show total OF kga
deaths and $40 births for the entire
year. as AGAINST sSf deaths and $40
births IN 1893. The death rate fer
1901. igurcd on a haais ~ iio.0oo pop
ulation. would therefore be So per
geo.
The deaths and births for the year
1901 by months were as follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
LOOKING FOR
H0NGk0NG RATS

The British steamship GssnsaFry.
which went down the sound a few
days ago te flash loadlnE her car
so ~ whnat nj Tacoma. had a queer
experiences al the quarantine station
AZ Diamond point II seemn that
the steamer had touched AZ Hong.
konE on her way To tbs Sound from
iondou. and for fear that any Hong
kong rats had slipped aboard. the
quarantine officers held her up and
scare he'd her from stem TO ntaru:
but not a rodent did they see. Rats
are said TO be great plague-eafrsora
and Il Was for fear that some ~
these verrnin might carry the hu-
bonlc on their tail tips thar incited
tbs officers 20 take the pFecaution
they did.
Ffrtrher a CAFUafffar realty barr
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JosBIne QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAfLYD
Green Fruit

Lemons--si76Qf2.75 a box; cooking
apples, s5cWtt.00. eating apples. ti.2a
Oils, oranges, ti.sB0i %: bananas
s2.00W2.7s; pears. sl.00M1.2s; cranber-
ries, 1000 per bbl, qulnces, 75c8
81 90; persimmons, 81 254f1 so per box
grape fruit. gf.00Mf5.00 per box. pom
esranates, si.50W1.75. pineappies,
$500 per dozen. Jap oranges, gf.ei
per pkg; seeding oranges. gi.s0d2:
lines, 800 case. tangerineH, N.75.
Vegetables
.0002s.00 ton; beets
7bcMsi.O0 per sack; carrots. 50460c
per sack; lettuce, Si.b0Wl.eo per case
turnips, 50475e; garlic. &c. cabbage,
75eG1ef.00 per cwt: peppers, 75caD
81 80 per case. husigs. 20c. celery, 25n
Use per doc: sweet potatoes. ei3bM2.0l
per cwt. Chill peppers. 25ug0c; sauef
kraut, 2Eft3c; tomatoes, s1.50 per
case; radlshes, l0c per dozen: pars-
ley, 10000: onions, f2.00az.25 per
cwt: parsnlps, s5cGDSi.25: cauliflower,
t1.00Wf.25; pumpkins, 1glho per lib;
sauaahee, 1mihc; wax beans, i2he;
artichokes, 75cG1tf.00 per doz; string
beans, lie; cucumbers. S.b0W2.0d
per box; Brussels sprouts, 6@se
peas, 15c.
Batter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter washington creameries,
pound prints, 300; Eastern Iowa and
ElRin, PIC. fresh ranch, 10000.
Cheese Native Washington, full
cream, 17hUi3c. Eastern. New
York, 53i4m14c; Wisconsin, 1fc
Roquefort, 45c. Edam, $1,000 90
per case: New York, i5niGc. Lin
burger, 160l7c; brick, 166i7c; Swiss,
tsfb10c.
EgEs-strictly fresh ranch, zoe
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COURT RETURNS

PEKIN, Jan. G.--Ail state build
inEs as well az n great many pri-
vate pagodas and places Of business
have been repainted and eilded in
preparation for the return Of the
court. The foreign ministers here
VIII not participate in the festivi-
ties. Troops armed with modern
weapons are being brought 70 the
city in numbers. The empress has
issued an edlct which IN intended to
conciiiate the foreign ministers,
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Diamond Tcs-Thara what you need
70 keep cool. Tel, Main 1859. =.
DR.. Waggoner, dentist. Globe block.
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More deaths we're caused IN 1901
from heart trouble than anything
else. Consumption was next. Fol-
lowing consumption VA. pneumonia.
cancer. typhoid fever and ether
f~vern. There was but ons death
from smallpox.
Dr. Carroll ~ engaged now In pre-
PAIRING hia annual report which VIII
be an exhaustive one lie hopes u
have Il resdy TOT publication In a
few days The report VIII rcntain
classification Of causes OF ali
deaths. number Of births. Showing
sex. color and parentaee. contagious
diseases reported. number 81 fumi-
cations. nussances abatsf. stock
killed. cations ~ milk Inspected.
plumbing Inspections. etc.
During the year th@Fe we're ~
cases o. consagsopg diseases as fol.
lows. smailr01. 81. seariss fever.
zss. diphsheria. "a. and measles. a.
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Theaters


Jefferson D Anrtits
Have you ever seen Jefferson De
AngeIssg Well. he's just like Frank
Daniels. only he sings better. like
eeabFooke. only he dances better.
like Francis Wilson. only he acts
better. Ills press agent does not
stretch many points when he claims
that De Angels IL the beat aIl-round
comic opera comedian OF the day.
Those chronics who complain that
Seattle never gets shows worthy OF
patronage should see "a Royal
Rogue" at the Grand tonight. and
then forever hold their peace IL ia
not In its details equal TO a New
York production. but any one with
reasoning power ear see that Seat
tie cannot now nor for ten years 10
come see for 81 or $50 what Broad
way itssif pays 81 to see For fl-59
ia a city 1900 miles from New York,
DE Angels has given us the limit Of
our moneys worth. In point Of mum
berA, costuming, freshness Of looks
and voice the chorus attractlVeness
OF score and fizn-makinz ability Of
the star. "A Royal Rogue hiss never
been surpassed By previous comic
opera productions in Seattle.
In addition to a thunderous hit by
De Angels himself. last evening.
Helen Byron made friends Of the en-
tire housefui by her artistic Ste
phanle. and Henry Norman. Charles
duncan and Frank NJ. Kelly we're
most pleasing cutthroats- All
through. the cast has been chosen
with a view 10 pleasing the eyes and
ears Of the front Of the house. and
the performance is a winner. II win
be given for the last tins tonight.
"The village Rsrson"
"a Village Parson," which was 80
popular an attraction at the Third
Avenue theater last year, has lost
none OF It's fascination. The COM
pany which Is playing It the present
season IL q capable and well bal
anced one. II there are no members
OF the cast possessing exceptional
dramatic talent. neither are there
any who make a buriesque Of their
roles.
The plot f. ingenious and not too
far-fetched. and the scenes IS a rule
natural. with perhaps a little over
acting in some OF the thrilling ones.
Howard LANCE and Bayonne
whispple. as the parson and his wife,
are intelligent in their Interpretation
Of their respective roiee. and DO not
descend into the rant which cheap
actors mistake for fervor. Marie
Harcourt Is a clever German dialect
character, ard J. Norvai Smith. az n
rough diamond. does very well. Sam
q. Miller is capable as the chief
yflIain. and so Is Robert Irving as
his more or less reluctant tool.
one Of the best fgures In the cast
a. little JoHephi.Ie McMahan, as the
parpon's blind child She In quite
pretty and remarkable actress for
her age. She hns learned or been
fsu1ht 10 roll her eyes az naturally
az 4 true victim Of gutta serena.
"A Village parson" ~ more than
ordinary attraction. II viii play the
week.
wagHsr's Band Concerts
Wagner's band gave a most sue
eesefu1 concert at the Grand yeater-
aay afternoon. IT II evident that
fhia series Of eight Sunday afternoon
concerts Is destined 10 be most pop
Mar. Tho people Of Seattle. are
Justly proud Of WagneTs band
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BIG SHOW
TOMORROW
All Kinds OF Chickens viii
Be There

What promises 20 be the best poul.
Try show ever given In Seattle win
cren al CcrmaniA han tomorrow
morning. IL Is the annual exhibition
Of the Seattle Poultry Association.
There are entries from every part of
the asate and from several adtoining
states.
Preparations have been fully COM
pleted. There VIII be SSo birds on
exhihttion. besides pet stocks and
pigeons. which VIII make = total OF
A large sum Of money VIII be spent
sa pslNex, most OF which win be In
cash. The nrst prise IN all classes
Is So. the second prise 81 and the
third prise a card. In addition there
ara number Of special prisss. one
OF which Is An incubator. The show
viii last until Saturday night. In the
list Of entries are included the fol-
lowing:
me Entries
Barred riymouths Rocks. III en-
tries. by w. III. Brown. &. "a. Dan
forth. Bryant q Ward. OF Fremont:
w. II. Hillmmn. OF Hartford. George
Under. Ir.. % Seattle: c. n. Staples.
OF Tacoma Henry Nelson. Of Ever
etts r. Fsnwick. % Portland. or.
and J O. Watts 81 Eugene, or.
White Plymouth Rocks. a. entries.
by G. r. Danforth. A. ". Pinkhafn.
OF Seattle; w III. HHlman and A. G.
CcrvaSao. ~ North Yakima.
Run Plymouth Rocks, = entries,
by SWIFT q Row. of whatcom. Mrs.
w. II. Mouitnn. OK Fern Hiii. Loren
no Dew and 3 q. Rounds. OF Sc
I attic.
silver Laced wyandottex. n en-
tries. BY c. a. Ryan. Il Auburn. and
j l. Craith and A. A. Osborn. Of
SEATTLE.
white wyandottes. - entries. by
Sehiuxman Brcs.. OF whntccm: A. O..
Corvzsso A. q. Wooster. Of FIRE.
mont. ard Jenkins a Co. OF Kunder-
son. Mont
nur wyandost~s. "a entries. by j.
l. Crab and A. @. Corvasso.
Black wyandoeteN. three entries.
by George Fleming. Of Seattle.
ssne 0xhers
Rhoie Island Reds. three entries.
by A. II. Rnegie. of Seattle
Light BrnuAs. II entries. by y. A.
Johnston. % Tacoma: Henry Nelson.
Of Everett and Charles McAlister.
Of Seattle
Cochin. bun and partridge. N en-
tries. BY r. Fenwick. Mrs. Wakefield.
OF Seattle and william Riekson. Of
Fremont
Black T4anrShans. IL entries. By r.
Fenwick and r. 8 Fleming. 81 I4nd-
vile. or.
Ieehorus. white and brown. " en-
sri-r. ~ p A. Johnston. Mrs. KHth-
crime Davis II Fern Hlll. and w. @.
Brown. Of Everett.
Black Minorcas. A. entries. by r.
T. F0key. N Seattle. w III. Brown of
Seattle. p A. Johnston @. l.. Gfese.
of Whmteorn. and F'enwick Bros. og
Portland
Tire judges are p w. Hitchcock. Of
Denver Colo. and ". w. browning.
Of Ogden. Utah. These gentlemen
rcte<' In he same capacity last
year.
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Il win be seen that the Increase N
deaths IN 1901 over 1900 ~ but ITO.
when Il ~ estimated that tho popu
iatton IN that time he's Increased
from 1900 10 1n.Nea. The increase
In hlrtha u H.
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which is admittedly one Of thu best
en- the coast
IL - necessary that IN order 90
keep the organization up 90 TIA high
standard. Il should constantly re-
haarse and appear IN public, and Il
l. for that reason ne much a. any
thing else that these concerts have
been introduced.
"rhe Rurgamastu"
The career OF "The nurgomaster"
r. such as TO leave no doubt OF its
merit. for Il has enjoyed runs" 81 $50
performances sn Chicago. 100 In New
York. 100 IN Philadelphia. and 100 IN
Roston. It's advent IN this city
marks an epoch IN the seasons
afnuscnentn and Il win undoubtedly
draw out all that In desirable IN local
amusement seekers Certainly no
more talked-of Of popular play has
been offered 10 theatcr EoerS for
some time. The engagement at the
Grand Is for four performances. be-
ginning tomorrow ntght. and the en-
tire production as given during the
long city runs above recorded VIII
b. seen here.
ssrhe Oracle"
The big comic opera production.
''The Oracle.~ win be presented az
the Grand this Friday and Saturday
night and Saturday matinee. The
cast numbers eA.
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains oniy. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

The mortality record for the year
1900 was as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

Waeners band gave a most sue
cessfuI concert at the Grand yeater-
aav afternoon. IT n evident that
fhfs series on eight Sunday afternoon
roucertg Is destined 10 be most pop
mar. Tho people Of Seattle are
Justly proud Of Wagner's band.
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DR.. waggoner. dentist. Globe block.
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Ladies' Rainy Day Footwear

Ladies' Kangaroo Calf Shoes,
high kangaroo tops, ideal shoe
for wearing with storm skirts.
regular $500 value; semi-An-
nual Sale price $50. .S2.5O
Ladios' Genuine Kangaroo Calf
Shoe. with regulation or low
school heel, wonderful wear
ers. $3.50 value; Semi-annual
sale price ...... ....,...H I'D