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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
IS TONIGHT
Soldiers Will Give Big
 Vaudeville Show.

The soldiers will give thslr big Vauds- vllls and speciality show thls evening ln- stead of tomorrow night, The arrange msn's are an completed, and SkagwSy thSa,srEosrs will witness a splendid pot pourrI, funny acts, clever spselaltlss and n l oJs and new songs. The perform anes will bs given In Soldls.s' Assembly hall. Seats wlll bS on sale this morning at BHtt's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
MAKE MIlIAl ! RATES THEY START 4 q
RehearsalS for Private Sec
 retary Begin Tonight.

Parts for the next performance arc bsIng assigned, and thls evening the SksEway The ,trleal Stock Go. will commence rs- hssrslng for their next performance, a week from tomorrow night. Thl, time the "Prlvate Secretary" that sxIueiaupg funny comedy, will be played. The plscs will call for the strongest personnel Jf the mpany, as It Is a raltllng good thing and every plrf Is a character study.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

Nope of the agents on Steamboat Row received any adviess to the above effect ln thslr late mall, They know that the meeting was held but no notification as to the rates have been received.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

The Royal Laundry cannot be exeellsd They tln suit your taste and eonvenlene. md fl Ycu In prices Phone o7, next to electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
wnRsooTsr

In, DOIphIh brought the news that charley DsSueta was up and improving rapidly and thsrs was every indication thai he would entirslv recover.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
PUGET SOUND-ALASKA CA
 BILE ASSURED
Army Appropriation Bill Including Item of $485ooo for Alaska Cable Passed Sem
 ate and Will Become Law

'ats today Is a paragraph spprOprlatIng f4Ss,oOO for the Alaska cable, and a, thI, item appears in both house and senate bill, lt will become a law. It Is expected that the war department will begin the W ork
 of laying the cable before the end of the
 present year. .... -. I, -.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
For Sale

Five room cottage, next b Methodist church, on Fifth avenue. Inquire on tht premises. G7Imo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
Wanted

Agsnsral servant. Aapply at the Cana dian Bank of Commsros. I2oIw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Prlncipal'batbershop. Opposite tha Board of Trade. 'F7s
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates ln rough dry, next to new electric plant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

The best people ln the eltv patronlzs the Seattle saloon. lt serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

A fine array of Battsnberg and Pslnt acc patterns and bfIldS on display al Ladies Blzaar. Phone sS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

A Washington dispatch of the 4th sav: that although there had been little hope even on the part of Secretary Root who recommended the measure to congress. the laying of an ocean cable from Seattle tc Juneau Is now positively assured. In the
 rmy sppr prlatIOn bill passed by the sen
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

Fresh Chocolates and Candles, at the White PISS Cigar Store. i7u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
Lost

A neck ruff. Finder will plsa,s return to Golden North hotel and receive reward.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
Presto Has Arrived

We are now prepared to honor all cCupjnS. The RoSs'hlggins Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10
St,tsOu hats al cIaysOn's.

Buttons, buttons, who's gos the latest buttonsl WhY the Ladies Bazaar, Of course. fl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

New mlllInerv.-Martln COnway's new store. IO-as-t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

Go to tn. rink to keep warm.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

A choice line of Domsstl; and Imported cigars, at the White Pass Cigar Store. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-10

cdps and yaIIess At cIaysOn 5,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
STATE FEDERATION
OF LABOR C0NvENES
MORE THAN 400 DELEGATES ATTENDING ANNUAL con-
RECENT FLOODS

I'VE send our gr~etina 10 the CALI
farnia state Federation Of Labor.
hoping that some means may 10
found BY which our organizations
may BE- brought into closer relation
To each other"
SUCH was the substance Of a tsie-
gram sent to the California state
Federation % Labor a. the suezer-
tign 81 Delegate Gordon A. Rice Of
Seattle by the convention of tn.
Washington State Federation OF
Labor. which fnet at Eiks' hall. IN
this city. nj o'cscrk this afternoon.
The California organisation h also
holding ~ convention IN Los An
4elss today.
The telegram was the upshos OF
sfneech made BY ~. Y. Harry. organ
izer Of the Oregon State Federation
u Labor. aud deputy organiser Of
the American Fedefation ~ Labor
ffs strongly advocsssd closer har-
nony between Pacfnc coast states
The recent eo-daya' strike ~ the
Portland mill workers for a nine
hour day was lost largely through
the fact that the mill workers of
Washington are poorly organized
and work 10 hours.
He cited other Illustrations to
show the value OF what he adeocat-
ed He suggested that the result Of
Washingfon's convention he wired
70 Los Angeles. that the convention
along with that Of California appoint
three delegates.
These six were 20 formulate do.
tails u plan 70 bring together the
iabOrinR men OF the three states
With three delegates % the Oregon
federation. which convenes IN I.e
Grand next May. The suggestion.
put into n motion. was unanimously
adopted.
The convention was called to or
der by President william rtiaekmAn
At o'clock. more than 200 Delegates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
TRIAL OF ChAMpEAUX
CASE IS COMMENCED
ATTORNEY A sPEoksRr sHolNs ARGUMENT OF SENSATION
Al MOTION ron CHANGE OF VENUE TO rHH FEDERAL
ooORr-sAYs LorrIn aeAoA's sLAYlR VIII NGvaR hANo

rather farsfetchod. MT. speckort'a
much -hefaldcd motions were ofis
mai Ia the extreme. Ito demanded
that the cenac be transferred to the
federal court. ON the ground that the
rxeitemant caused by outlaw Traey'H
"trip through the country had not yet
died down suft,cicntly to allow man
accused Of murder, fair trial
lite also claimed that Newspaper
acvounta OF crime with fiarins head.
lines have done much to hrin9 about
this state Of arfairr, lie nled ia5 ar
uclea from the uaily Papers and
capiea Of as many headlines which
he said had caused prejudice against
criminals.
Among these we're ''rtied "a Steal
a switch, Laundry owners CALI
"a % Account fot Making Women
Work Ten iiourn." and "liiind pig
Men Placed Under Arrest
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton aud
Mr., fahen. REPRESENTING tho state
had a uuiet laugh together and vaws
ID that they could not see the eon-
nretian.
The change Of venue was also urs.
cd because the defendant IL an alien
ana because the Jury commissioners
omitted the names Of DOCTORS law
yern and ministers IN making up tho
ipry list
Judge Hell has exchanged depart.
mants with Judge Grimm and this
~ hia FIRST ease IN the criminal de-
rafifnent. ~ n thought that " Mr.
SreeksFtsH motions are not granted
he Jury IN the champeaux case viii
he obtained
Ar. speokert IL stili arguing for
the change OF venue this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

The case OF the state against
James chempeanx. who Killed t.attie
nsace, Nov. 8. in tho Arcade dance
halt vame up before Judse iiell in
the criminal department Of the SUI
perier court, this morning.
The defendant was brought into
court for TRIAL by Deputy Sherin
Iehn Cudihae. Ia spitr % his French
name aud ancestry. ChampeauN r.
alleged 60 be a subject OF kinK ia.
ward, In the euurt room he wears
look of utter Indifference to all
proceedings. and his expression new
er changed. A rather noticeable Pc
euilafttN u that he holds his head
we'll tn one side.
iie sat perfectly st0lid IN court alt
the morninE, never once changing his
position, fhs defendant Is a slim,
well built Young feftew. with large.
vacant looking black eyes. black halt
and small muziachc.
Attorney A. ]. Snrckert. Tor the
defense, hustled into the courtroom
Ions before tifne fof the ranp 10 be
called. hearing with him a fnfsuldahia
bundle ~ type " ritten motions Of All
Hifss. shapes and kinds Mt Sneck
ert has announced his intention OF
efnulatins James Hamilton Lewis.
Who kept Charles W NoHtsifafn's
neck out Of the nooac for nine years
IN Tact he cxieetn 90 no the nlnk /.
WhiskrFrd gentleman one or two bct-
ter,
Mark my worda.- he nala. THAT
utufderrf over there VIII never he
hanKcd 50 lema as I am alive and
ean mako usatlenH-
Though lawyers -aid they were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

sent for the present consideration Of
a btll % create general stan u the
army. ftieiaardHan. the Democratic
header. y as the oufy ahtectpf The
heuss thea procectied 10 oonsiarr the
bal.
HUI aid that the bin had been
unanimously endorsed BY the COM
mittse On military aSslrs. and lts
purpose uan 10 concentrate tho sew
eral starr departments under ons
head BARTLETT wanted d know II
the tlit Was not chiefly for the puF-
Ficse q disniacinE Gen. allies a.
commander Of the army. Hun re-
piled that TIE term commander Of
the army was nothing hut myth
and thai Gen. Mites had no anthus-
~ 10 issue any order anteaa ~ a.
rscsisn nf tho president or the ssc-
Rotary q var. lie said there was
uaiy ane causrnsndcr, Ia chief - the
army ard that was che president
A. : a.eIark Speaker tI~rdrrsan
annuun 81 that No quorum vas rrvH.
~nt ard adjournment was taken The
military star hsii VIII - taken up a.
unfinished business hsfsrv the house
on next suspension day. A. there
viii be no st1spensiun DAY until the
at three DAYS - the session. the
~ffefnis= II the hiii tffamphrd to-day
Hun Ms not caught mapping. how
-Nsr. hut offered a rule % be con
siderrd tunnarfuu which PROPOSES Ia
make the bal the regular order Tn
m ediafHiy after the adoption II the
rule. The reason fsf thr nght viii
therefore probably he made known
tomorroW.
Representative F1tzErfati % New
roFk tntrusiucrd a bill tn the house
today fszasins u n tntsdsfnsAnor fpf
ANY business Arm IN the United
States 20 rifturv any living person
fnr a3v~ffisinR purposes. without
thai ~ ranua snlfa~ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

being present. Many were absent
owing to train delays. Mr. Blark.
man made brief address, stating
that the object OF the convention
Was 10 better the oondltiona Of or
gsnixsd labor throughout the state.
Nio~ President =. n case Of Ever
eit then named the following com
nIlfteea4
conssltution-F. A. Rust. Seattle
y. Hoitrrofs. Olympia. y. A. Rear
don. Everett. ~. W. North. Taoo-
Douglas. Nhatcofu. T. y. McEIroy.
EdmondH.
cfedentials-J. Rammelsbers. Ia
coma. y. A Henry Seattle. ~ 4.
Green. seattle; A. =. Arroli. Ever
EFT. W. .. Jarkman. Spokane. ~. NJ.
Mcintosh. Whmfcon, =, ~. Wonder
berg. Port Townnend.
Rules and Negotiations q. A. Rice.
Seattle. W. Clock, Everett. J. ".
Libby. Tacoma. r. y. ottinn. apo-
kane Perry Hane. Ballard. A. H.
Green. Olympia. " Pohle, Seattle.
RESOLUTIONS W. Clark. Seattle.
Lloyd. Aberdeen. J. 7. pars, Taeo-
ms. 4 T. Lloyd, Everett. r. =. Han-
k~tt Spokane; G. o. Young. Olyms
pi- y. u. tIeneet. Olympia. n. VIII
son. Aberdeen =. n. Atkinson. Ia
coma. ~
Labeis-w. u. Clark, Everett; ".
a. Hoffman. Seattle. ~ r.. McMui-
Ian, Tacoma. G. A. Derry. Seattle.
Drievance--A. O. Bell. Tacoma
" ~ Metcaife. Seattle 4. McDan-
aid. Everett. Nettie NJ Lister. Seat
Tie = 9. Boyd Everett =. J Hicks.
Tacoma. Hugh Black. Spokane.
Rules Of Ordcr@ida Hoffman. ae-
attic. +. ". ON. Seattle: ". "
Cheaiey Everett. John Taylor. TIA
coma w ~ Davis Tacoma, w. r.
Meyer. whntcom. F.. ~ Palmer.
Walls Waiia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
DEAD AT
JUNEAU

Gen. Robert A. Friedrich. United
States district attorney Tor Alaska.
died At Juneau December ~. lie
was appointed 10 the office In 1893
by President Mckinley. lie leaves a
widow and daughter ia Alameda,
cal.
Gen. Friedfieh'H untimely end was
caused by ptomains poisoning. caus-
ed by eating diseased meat or de-
eayed fruit At an after theater sup
per December ~. He was 20 years
Of age and q native Of Kentucky.
The body viii be shipped TO Alameda
for burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
LATE NEWS

CHICAGO. Jan. 6-The American
Steel Company today applied for the
appointment OF a received IN bank
ruptcy for the Keystone Manufac-
turing Company. one of the largest
farm implement concerns IN Amer
lea. n yaa several Immense plants
Its liabilities are stated at 100000
LONDON. Jan. 5.-A cablegram e.
the Mail from Delhi. india. says that
gang " Pathans on Friday al
tempted boldly IN brpad daylight h.
enter and rob the Jewel room OF the
durbar. Gems valued at more thar
81 600, 900 ARE deposited there. The
robbers we're repulsed by tho guards
FORT LEAV ENWORTH, Kan,
Jan. B.-No trace has been found
OF Lieutenant Edward Perkins. who
disappeared from the military posi-
on Tuesday last II IN now believed
20 be = cass Of suicide.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. s.-hi
newly elected state officials took Of.
Nee today.
CHICAGO, Jan. Wheat. II az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
SCHOOLS
REOPEN
ATTENDANCE SINCE VACATION
SHOWS AN iNcRGAsu-NGW
BUILDINGS ARE IN USE

The holiday vacatlan for the pub
lic schools closed yesterday ana thla
morning all tho city schools re-
opened, Almost without exception
the principals report an Increased at
tendance an compared with the clos
ms weeks OF the fret half OF the
schnal Y.nr.
The new school Ia the Ross dis
trict opened this morning with four
class rooms. THIS school VIII take
the overflow from the H. y. Day
achuoi. in Fremont, conditions Ia
the latter school have been anything
but satisfactory on account OF over
cfowdiuH.
N.Ei Monday the new school build
ins at Twenty f1Iat avenue ana Mat
fison street VIII be opened. This
building has ton class rooms and ali
! Will be- occupied.
The opening OF the new school will
relieve the pfracnt crew ed c0ndis
zion OF the Minor and the Columbia
schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
WAITING
FOR The
HARVEST

ST. LOUIS. Jan. h.=Committees
representing the various orders OF
railway tfaiunlsu aud conductors
met here in fofcc AZ noon for the
purpose of feceisinE answers from
tbs railways regarding the demand
TOT a 20 per cent. Increase of wages.
rhe demand war made on December
20 and sffeets al railways west Of
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
MATTERS
COME UP TONIGHT

In North Seattle have tsix.a against
thsas street vacations will probably
b. ffsFexarsisd by the eounrti
The Columbia n Puget Sound pro-
Esssed Faiituad fFsnehi-e oil very
probably not BE- considered tonight.
a. the pruposei Vacation Of Dearborn
stFset. ore - the terms Of the Akrss-
mrnt between the city and the Pr
cite Coast Company owners OF the
Columbia a Puget Sound rsiiroaA
has not yet heeu ruAd~.
A. told IN another column. the
dance hail iicense ordinances are
likely 70 En over Indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
MADE SPECIAL
POLICEM EN-

In compliance with a request Of the
saunnit COMMITTEES on health and
|ranitation Mayor Humes today ap-
pointed the Inspectors % the health
department aprcinl policemen,
The Inspectors given police powers
are George Ibcfer mon quarantine - .
rpector. Iasnes Mcintyre. plumbing
inspector. 1. NJ, Noodeaek, t..ik IN.
rpecfer. and .. v. coembs. John Van
Horn and q. iunehart. sanitary In
HpFcfoFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
DIPLOMAT
CHANGES

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. a.
pr. David Jayne Hiii. assistant sec
retafy Of state. has been appointed
minister 10 Switzerland. vice Arthur
Handy. v 10 ~ nominated - be min-
lstsf 60 spain. Charles ~. Hrgan.
H9N minister % Brasil. Who saa
frat selected for the SNttsefiand
Pest. will be sent 70 Portugal Fran
eis t.awtA. present minister 20 Per-
fuEai. - spIsainted to auesesd fiill
IN the stats department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
CONGRESS MEETS
Propositions Made in Senate Looking to Re-
moval or Suspension of Duty on Coal

WASHINGTON, u. g. Jan. a.
large repreas nlasion Was present
an the nopF nhea the ~rnate speueti
asfd the galleries Werv hliea with
atscrtstors. Considerable tisua was
lost hefere getting down % busires-
Hear gave notice Immediately after
thu conclusion q routine morning
basiuess that he would sneak 70.
morrow on the anti-trust hili
tsasigc introduced a bsi providing
fHs the suspension Of duties On coal
for - DAYS, Guitiersnn Offered a bill
removing the duty on anthracite
esiai. Plat II Connecticut Objected
and deCiarrd thai there was NJ duty
On Anthracite. The resolution wput
ever.
Anong the nominations sent 20 the
senate today VAS that u William
Estes % Minnesota TO be- consul To
Antigua West Indies Hugh Pit
rttrn. now eatsui there. !. To BE-
ssiade consul general AZ Hamburg
Germany
I'ro~toe unsacrrS.fuiiy triad TO
have a day fixed for vote on the
an providing for Reorganization ~
national militia. cot offered 4 reso.
lation To piaes anthracite coal on
the free list. Aidrtch moved 20 70
fer the r~salusian 20 the committee
% finance Vests called for the
zyFs and mars. and the resolution
sent over until tomorrow The ofn-
Anus ktatehaasl hill was brought ufs
AMI Foraker announced that Ia the
ahaence ~ Quay. he wosiid iaaak affrf
It's intef~ata Nelson Of Minnesota
serek the iioar and inai- a speech In
eppasition 70 the ofanfsas bill.
ttoess 81 Representatives
The hauss galleries we're aifnost
esnptY and ss.arvriv a quorum ~
fssemhern WERE present when sprAtrr
Henderson dropp~d the Esvel sissir.
H5au Hull u fis~ committee On nalii-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

ON the calendar for toalxhfis s@--
sion Of the city council - final con-
siderafion Of the Great Northern
aad Northern Psrific railroad tan-
net terminal and depot franchises.
Tho ordinances granting the fFan-
ehisea are likely IN pas IN spite 81
numerous protests. The ordinances.
PRIV idinx for the Vacation % Elliott
avenue hstNee blanchard ard VIZ
xtni& streets ard parts o. blanchard.
fsnora and Virginia streets. also
cofre Up.
All protests that property owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
HMNHnMNhA As4Nl
WATER PLANT
THREATENED

For the sc hours ending Al "
o'clock last night. the erties wa.
ter supply OF the city was
threatened with temporary Do
struotlon,
The frsshets that have eAus-
ed 90 much damage south Of the
city, also affected the Cedar
river watershed. causing q tieod
ths, Tor a time threatened 10
carry away tire bio dam and the
retAinina aud settling basins ot
the oity's water plant
Reports received by telephons
al the 0ries 81 Superintendent
Of Water Yeunss today, are TO
the effect that the freshst at
the headN sters 81 Cedar river
IL rapidly reesdinu and that
practically all danger 10 the
dam and water plant 10 Al an
end.
Considerable drift~ood had
bern running down tho river.
and u was feared fer q tiras that
u might become lodged on the
darn and eventually pile up and
form such an obstfuction ss 20
Gauss the dam 10 break. That
this did not occur. 10 due 10 the
unt,r,no efterts Of the keeper,
and the men In charge of the
plant AZ the head Of Cedar ris.
or.
!, We. also feared thu, tho
pipe Tine supplying the city
with water. might be urdsru,in.
mined and broken. A. several
places the water 10 still running
over the pipe. but u 10 new
thought that this danger has
been reduced 10 . minimum
Superintendent Younas left
this merntas on horseback Go
fellow the pipe limo 20 the head.
waters and inspect u thorough
J ". 40 ss TO be able 10 take pre-
cautions against any break
that might occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

The report of hrifs Marshal kslioss
for the month of December shows a
total firr lees - tt0.fsf durfna the
month. This loss Was covered by
f2Ts. Toe Insurance. The Nrdsishsim-
~ IRE. on f'ifst avenue. entsifins a
loes Of fai.1ss. Was the largest ire
Of the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
-
YOUNG MARIN0
Is RELEASED

This afternoon United States Dis
tritf Judge ffauford released Joseph
Marine from inurther anfvies aboard
the battlsnhiu WiscmIs ~
lie was brought into court on
writ ~ habeas corpus, issued ut the
aolicltation of his father. fefdinan nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
TO SHAKE
LOUISE

DRESDEN. Jan. s.-The ofiioial
Journal today announces that the
Derinan consul at aensYa has been
authorized 60 serve Crown Princess
Louise with q writ notifying her that
divorce proceedings have been In
Atltutsd against her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

TTs Boston Steamship compAnyss
fr.ishter r'~fgs~s 10 out = days from
this port for Yokohama. Ths ordin=
AIRY passage l. - days Though still
unreparied the vessel IL believed to
be- safe. having probably encounter
ed stormy weathsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
CARPENTERS WANT
MORE MONEY

Carpenters Ia the building DEPART
fneut % the city today flied e petit
tan 20 the cIts couucii requesting
an increAsr n wages, They nov get
- and want 81 - p~f day.
They cali attention On the fact that
the caFprntsFe IN the street depart
meft were rs-sensiy given an in
crease In whsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
.HEINzE IS
SET BACK

HELENA. Jan. b.--The Montana
legislature convened today. Tx
GOV. White. Republican, was elected
speaker OF the house. This In "a de-
feat for the Heinze following.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

The body Of Samuel cohn. the
well known seattle caterer. who died
recently IN Fan Francisco. arrived
here this afternoon. The funeral
viii be held tomorrow afternoon AZ
! o'clock. ffon tho famiiy residence.
tsit Sixteenth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
LIKE
the WIND

BOSTON, Jan. 6.-fhe new torpe-
do destroyer MaeDonough made her
trial trip OFF Wood End yesterday.
In heavy sea and a high wind she
exceeded her contract speed or p
knots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

Marine. wealthy market gardener
Of Georgetown. who claimed that the
boy had enlisted IN the navy year
ago without the knowledge or CON
sent Of his parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
ON The RACK

ST. LOUIS. Jan. b.--The case of
ihaftek hsuy. ous of the aiiaEesi
hndtlss idNrman. waa eiileH =
trial today. VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

IN Niolins Music Boxes Guitars.
Mandoiina Bantoa. Accorafous.
Strings and Trimmings Of all kinds
We are also aoie SCENTS for the
Columbia Phonogrsph 90. makers of
the best talking machines In the
market. Cylinder machines from
so % uoe. FRAT disc machines from
SIS. tso 10 t1a Records. ace, SOC and
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05
THE
WAY
]. 5. Johnston Co. Sells
Sheet Music and Books
While Closing Out
These Departments
A SAMPLE LIST
| SAMPLE LIST
Regular Clsrslng
Retail out
Rrlea taFire

w. STAR the h.~ Year With Cor,
pIsts csrssse,es IN Our Msanih :
cert Line Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

li2po-H4sNt aQrcs q fire land. nearly all
barn. chissheh hoaae and park fne spring
water Tho year rouaf This property il
unif asaliie from the car and has hesus
tifui view Of tho city and nounte ~
YOU Viii have 10 come soon 90 rrt ID
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-05

FOR SALE 500 TO $50 each. large,
choice corner lots on the new
water mains To state University,
high. slightly. level ground. good
schools And In good neighborhcod.
Come and see the new houses GO
ing up. y. y. Gregofy. University
car, blocks west o. l.atona school.
HRitlmore addition. city office, J.
w Wheeler. \ tfuion block.