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The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
ALASKA ANIMALS
 WILL BE MOUNTED

The Lewis and Clark fair literary bureau sends out the following;
 "The territorial displays made by the government, in a twin building 10 the irrigation annex, include new ex- hibits from Alaska and the Philippines. A large hunting party was sent out in Alaska, early this year, to kill speci- mems of animals for this exhibit. Whole families of animals were killed and mounted-tather, mother and chil- dren, and this collection is accounted the finest ever made
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
HERBINE

VIII overcome indigestion and dyspep, sia; regulate the bowels and cure liver end kidpey complaints, lt Is the best blood sarieher snd invigorator in the world. 10 is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, aud should you nc a sufferer from disease, you win use iIi you are wise,
 H.N. Andrews, editor and mgr, Cocoa and RoSkledge News, Cocoa, Fla, writes; "I have used your He,tiue iu my family, snd 6nd its most sNSellen, medic,Re, It's effects upoa myself have been . marked benefit recommend it unhesitstiugly, SOC. Sold by Kelly Dtug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
"A Night in Bohemis," "
Why Suffer From Rhtumatism

Why suffer with rheumatism when one application of Chsmberlsin's Pain Balm will relieve the painH The quicJ relief winch this hniment affords makes rest and sleep possible, ard that alone is worth many tunes it's cost. Many who have used b hoping only for short re- lief from sufferlng have been happily surprised Co ind that after awhile the reN. [ became permanent Mrs, V. H, Lesget Of Yum Yum, Tennessee, US. A., writes: "l sun a great sufferer from sll over from head to foot, snd Chsmbtrlsiu's Pair Balm Is the only thing that will relieve the psin. ' For sale by Kelly Drug Go,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Alaskan papers are endorsing this man and that for the goveruorshlp to succeed Gov. Brady should the latter be deposed. There Is su old receipe for cooking s hare which begins with, first catch your hare" Let us not hsndicap ourselves iu the race for the hare with biekeriugs over what we are going to do with iL Let us first catca the hare.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
BIG UNION
Many British Columbia Prop
 critics Unite

It will interest mining men to know that the amalgamatiou of Le Roi, War Eagle, Center Star, Snowshoe mines and Trail shelter has been completed. The new company has capitalization of slO 800, 900, with a working capital of s2,OO0,0OO.
 The remainder is approximately thus shared: f.e Roi, s4 SOO,0oo; Center Star, s2, 100, 900; War Eagle, S2,000,0o0 Snowshoe, s,OO,0JO; Trail shelter, Sl, ,OOO, 900.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It Is Free of Dandruf, It Grows
 Luxuriantly.

Hair preparations and dandrun cures, as a rule. are sticky or irritating anairs that do no earthly good Hair, when not diseased. grows naturally, uxuriantly, Dandrurr Is the cause of nine-tenths of all hair trouble. and dandrun Is caused by a germ. The only way to cure dand- rufr is to kill the germ; and. so far, the only hair preparation that win positively destroy the Serm Is Newbro's Herptcide- absolutely harmless, free from grease, sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs. It allays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause. you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send lec. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide CO, Detroit Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
Growing Aches and Psius

Mrs, Josie Sumner, Bremond, Texas, writes, April IS, Ieos; ~ have used Bsllsrd,s Snow l. nimeut iU my family Sor three years, lwonld not he without tt in my house. hsve used iu on my little girl tor growing pains and aches Jn her knees h cured her right away. have also used n for frost bitten feet silh good success. 'lt is the best liut' ment ever used sSc, soc, SI.oo, Sold by Kelly Drug O.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
the hare

10 win be very strange it Sheldon Jackson builds the government school houses iu the extreme north cheaper than the gSverument can have them built by contract, It sheldon Jackson cAn do anything cheaper than any bcdy lt has not been demonstrated to the sat. is,action oi many,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
New Assistant at Fairbsnks Post
 office

The postmaster general has decided to allow the appointment ot an addition al assistant at the poStofice at Fair. banks.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Tho steerags passenger rates across the Atlantic have been advanced and ths volume ot immigrants pouring into the country has materially lessencd,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
vsla.s Elect. a Mayor

w, u. Mplcr has been reelected mayor ot Valdez by the city council ot that place,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
For Sale

Hotel Summit for sale on account ot business interests on the outside, In Quire Of NJ. R, Welch, Summit R, C.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Get reserved seats for "A Night h Bohemia" at Kelly's,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

It you are out ot kindling see F McC wesle, have it by the SACK or cord Phones eo-S4. q
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Ice cream and sherbets st the Vienna Bakery, Best in town. Phone A
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05
"A Night ln Bohemia "
oirl Wanted

Girl wanted Co do general house work. Inquire ot Capt William Moore.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

Spring dress gocls, for street and party wear, at HarrisonS,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

For your express and hauling see E. McC. Weste, Phones 9o-SA q
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-05

GA Night iu Bohemia, !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
EXPECTS BIG
TRAVEL

John A. Onl. Pacific coast freight
agent FOR the Merchants Dispatch.
arrived IN the city yesterday from
San EFanciseo. lie stated today that
the railroad business Ia San Fran
cisco Is very good. better. IN fact
than Il has been Tor some time.
Every one IL looking forward 20
next season as being the best the
railroads have ever had" said MT.
Gtll 1t n supposed la san Franz
cisco, as l presume Il H. up here.
that there will be more eastern Wis.,
ttura On "a. coast noKt summer than
there has ever been before aud there
arc good many plans under way
fsr ehtettaininH them
we feet that the fair drawing 10
many fasteners 20 the coast viii
not only be for this aummrr. but FOR
a good many To come. they will be-
gin 10 realize what summer resort
the coast b.. aud great many. II I
am not mistaken. viii choose il for
their Vacations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
CHAMBER
PUZZLED
CHRISTIAN tNpeNVoNtHs
wANT TO CONE HERE, BUT
onARTERs ARE SMALL

ne chamber % Commerce has a
..,hlsm on rs hands The chris
Ia Fsadeavurers semc $1,000 Or
saese stronE. wants 50 come Go We
49, for a week % hold SIS national
ecnysntion IN July, 1908 and TIE
l~h.mber % Commerce tH scratching
n. head and trying 60 figure cut
hst how seattle is Eoing 70 take
ears af them That the convention
would BE- o. efcbt benefit eununrrz
ela,lx ana as an advertising medium
/, plain. and as such the PROPOSE
an o. the society % come % Seattle
Il desirable one. but
Where Is seattle going = fina
raiis 70 hang ssoee or sse.ee chris
t,an Fsadsavarers ou. anI bow -
Seattle going 70 feed 9aaoa or sp.Aea
eStra mouths with appetiies whetted
ky ths onone q Puget sound
That is TIE problem that has sut
tAe Chamber ~ Commerce rurssins.
Al . meeting held Mouday after
noon the proposition % The national
eomrnlftes GA arrangements for The
eoaventlon uaz rad and discussed.
n vs. deelded that unless the
chamber hook q Ions way ahead e.
voaid Be unable to accommodate
tAs Christian Fndeavorcss IN any
,.sh manner as would 10 credit "a
r. city.
A committee was appointed -
take ne matter On hand and com
ruualsats vita the national commit
To- Il the society Ia regard - what
IL Enteovcrern cNpesL The ques-
t,sn q sleeping ears. Temporarily
rssssa doYraitaEisa and tents viii b.
hruaxAs Up and the chamber win do
rs -, % ind solution 90 the
,rahzm that uiil - credit to the
elfy
The Christian EudeavoreFs are not
re class o. people who would care
q aesp In shifts. and Secretary
Nsskle said this morning. PECULIARLY.
thas Seattle could Accommodate
uree times the number % Faks.
Eagles or ShF.ncrs-whn are not
p&rtieuiar ah.oat tbs hours they
sleep. Or. for that matter. about
s,eerlnE al All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
AND THE PEOPLE
PAY THE FREIGHT
MR. BISHOP FOR SUGGESTING "o1Arr" m THE
HOUSE, WHICH PROMPTLY SHOWS IT'S plsPLHAsURE by
ACCEPTING A LARGE NUMB en- or LAW BOOKS At 81 pra

thought. considering everything.
that the o. copies already diatrib-
ated were enough uud moved that
No more be- accepted.
Everyone now seems 10 be
ashamed Of the purchase lu the first
place. said he we have enough
Of them for all our needs. and there
n no reason Tor further expense"
Il am surprised that anyone
should play Ia the gallery on the
expense end OF it" shouted Gleason.
of King.
Then bishop clipped in with his
suggestion OF "RrnrL"
IL was small graft. anyway"
said Mr. Bihhop, OF Jefferson. with
conviction. We have enough OF
them now
Lindsey then took Il that the bet
bad been passed to him. AZ he bad
introduced the resolution providing
for the Wholesale purchase Of the
code lie objected to the use Of tho
word graft" and urged the house
Ia defeat Reds motion.
Evidently the high moral aud
economical HpaHm was Of short du-
ration. as the house promptly de
featcd Reid's motion and decided to
accept the remainder OF the order
Tot codes at 81 per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

lasinesa ana plenty ~ cooling
drinks. Robert clay. the Soldier Of
Fortune. an American civil engineer.
and as good looking and daring n
hcra as any matinee giri could ask
for - the central figure.
This hero has Qaa medals BY
deeds Of daring on hattlrfields all
ever the world has accomplished an
kinds % impossible engineering
stunts and when the play OPENS he
II succeeding tn tearing down a
mountain % iron In little south
American republic, and filiius the
pockets % his New York employer
BY chipping tho ore 10 America.
During the play he Joins in sup
pressing revolution. Is declared
dictator % a repuhlie and in eenciu-
sion wins Tor his bride the attractive
little daughter of HE millionaire
employer.
10 takes four acts 10 tell the story.
The first act 8raEs Hamc. bat from
that time on there IL movement and
lots Of Il In every Hesne.
Augustus Thomas. the drsmatiat.
has arranged several very pretty
httie love seenea as veil aa dramatic
eiimaNes. Ar. whitley ahInea In
these. - does Miss uuuaar. the
petite helrras. Where Mr.. WhlttieaY
is lacking Is IN depicting the more
diEuifiad and EtcrusF side q the
clyu engineer.
Mr. Lewcilyn adds much 10 the
enjoyment OF the pruduetion In pre-
ssutiug the broad comedy part Of
AaeWailiams. Taylor curtis II first.
last and always an enthusiastic
American hos. The remainder Of
Mr. Whttiesya support ia good.
The Soldiers % Fortune was the
biii az this afternoons matinee per-
fnrmaace and VII be presented
aNain tonight and tomorrow night.
The second in Command viii
Be put on Friday night and viii be
the btH during the remainder Of thu
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Sweeny Is Sitting in
"The Golden Throne
TIE BIC SENATORIAL POKER GAME AND Is DEADLY IN
EARNEST, BUT DOESN'T wo ABOUT tn EouTcomE

IN anything bat the most oompll-
mrutary terms
Ask him a political question and
he viii answer Il with another.
But
TAX business With this miner
politician Ask him about the Occur
d.Alene country. It's possibilities. ita
growth and he will Immediately
launch into speech aud tell you Of
years bark when a man could 20
Into thai section with a red shirt
and a dollar bin. not change either.
and make his fortune.
lie went into that country a poor
nan not what most people would
call poor but a man With = rank
roll ~ slim Il would not last an or
ltnary man a week
he zane ont within a year a rich
man. with the nucleus Of what r.
today an Immense fortune
lie plays politics just ike he doss
mining out 90 win.
They say a lot % hard things
about this man. about his hard
methods Of doing business.
But
When II comes 90 a genial. at
trartive frank specimen OF the sue
ceaHful western business mnn. ChRa
svecny. Of spokane. very rrciitably
deserves tho title
lie may not Win this senatorial
battle sun. he'll leave a lot OF
ffisuds In the camps 81 his enemlea
IS well as among those who have
Eathared around his standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
LabOring Man
EleCtrOCuted.

tclephoncd the morgue and nsputy
Coroner Arnold responded The
man was dead when he arrived. An
electrician WA summoned. who cut
the wires aud liberated the dead
man from the horrible situation.
The hands. breast and abdomen OF
tho man were frightmlly burned.
No papers we're found upon the
body With which Is identify him.
Tie WA dressed IA working clothes
and apparently on HIS way 10 work.
shortly before the unfortunate
man met his death another work
man ran into the wire but other
than a severe shock. no was not In
iurrd On account uf a large mum
her % men freuueutinE the water
front early in tho morning il "a a
mystery why more were NOS killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

An unknown iahouns man was
,Ns.,.,,teI al Gee this morning
- me waterfront At the foot Of
o. .,.9 ~ street a sunset telephone
81 had blown down during the
w. 49, and FALLEN aeroas one 81 the
n .,sss al The municipal distributing
ne man VAS evidently Folng "a
- ard naticod the wire laying
49,. the street Not knowing Il
- live he tried 70 throw IL out
:, ,he way and received the full
S.,rsss,h Of the municipal wire s
nan standing near BY heard
= scream ard looked around In time
!. - the unfortunate man des
s..sssly writing With the wire
rraspsd In his hands lie hastily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
NEW YORK STOCKS.
nncnInr HIrhnaf Inwe.

Opening. Highest. Lowest.
Atehlsnn s.. - IL. - Is.
Anal. Copper. 70 SIS. 20. Il Is.
y. & o., f0I 81. 100 l-2. i0l IL.
d. r. T.. 60 IL. $ SIS. So Ia
Can. PAe., 13l rs. 1870 IL. t3l IL.
Erie common. a IS. 90 l-2. 81 IL
nj. Central. l5t II. 1852 3-f. t53 "a.
Manhattan. 1863 i-2. 1863. t6e.
MetropoL. 1l6 "a. lis IA. lis SIS.
80. Pacific. 1906 il. i04 IL. 10i rs.
l.. & n. 1876. 1874 IL. 1874 rs.
Peoples Gas. lOs Ii. los Ia. 105 IA.
Penn. i36 IA, l35. 1876 IL.
Reading. com. So 1-2. So rs. s. 5-S.
n I. com. 50 SIS. 30 "a. 80.
So. Pacific. s. 5-S. 90 "a. 65 is.
St Paul. ia. IN 1-2. liz SIS.
sugar. 40 rs. 13s 10. 139 3-f
Union pae.. III ID. lis. i16 10.
u. s. s.. com. % IS. Is, 3 rs.
u. s. \. pfd.. 30 Is. 81. % IS.
stockB-Look for Improvement IN
the Russian situation Liquidation
about over. Strong interests sup
ported the market during the last
hour and stocks closed strong. gain
ing from one 10 three points from
the low figures OF the day.
We are inclined 20 take a bullish
veiw OF the market Sentiment Is
growing more cheerful. The divi-
dend feature Is n pretty reliable eri-
terlon and Indicator and here We
have generally increased dividends
all along the line These facts are
a most encouraging factor In de-
terminiug the outlook for business
and prosperity for a year or so. We
tn ink there will be considerable
rise In prices In the immediate flu
ture. and a renewal OF Investment
activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan psaa
and viii Window.

OLYMPIA. Jan. % The cry OF
graft waH raised In the house
yesterday.
Mr. bishop. OF Jefferson county.
was the offending member aud he
was nc once shown the error Of HIS
ways aud his extreme bad form WAS
Impressed upon his mind By Mr..
Lindsey. 81 Spokane
Ia some unaerouutuhle manner
the house Tor few minutes even
sirkened on ita own lavish expendi-
turc Of the states funds
Tn accordance with the resolution
presented by J H. Lindsey. Of spo-
kane. and adopted BY the house last
week, the sergeant alarms had dis
tributed SO OF the 81 Pierce codes.
when someone discovered that the
legislature paid Mr. Pierce only S.
for the same code two years ago.
and that the paper In the edition
being distributed yesterday Was OF
an Inferior quality.
Mr. Reid. OF Pierce county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reported for The star by W. n
Rysr q Co. IL Columbia street by
private wire
Seattle. wednesday. Jan. Is.
High low Close.
Wheat May. lf5 SIS TO ll5 a..
lis to lis Is. lis IN. July. % "a
70 IS rs. es IS to % 10. s. SIS.
Coru-May. 45I-4. 4f7-s. Is is TO
f51-f: July. e. IL. Is Ia. IS SIS.
Oats-May. 30 is 20 81. 30 80.
80 IS 10 81. July. 30 rs. 30 SIS to
30 81. soT-s.
Pork May. 13I2, 1897 10 1900.
1899 TO 1895; Jan. 1886.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
1.-THE MARKETS

To-day f. the busy day for the
market men. On account OF tho
heavy shipments coming In tho
nrtces viii probably take n big
dfep. The egg market Ia going
down. while the butter market has
a tendency 20 30 up.
Vegetables.
beans. dry. per cwt. g 20 y aTs.
Lima beans. ts7b@b.0o. bects. per
sack. 75eaff.0o; cabbage. ~ a2c;
eaniirowsr. per doz. 7scGsl00;
aafiic. new. i2e. onions. yellow.
10, &c.. onions. farncs. SIC. parsley.
dqf 20n a5c: peppers. cal. ii90
I3.1s. spinach. per box, $50;
tufnips. Jack. 7bc0fi0o. rutnbaFas,
sack. 75c. lettuce. dollhouse. $50
tomatoes. 81 500 ts0; fancy. 81 cell
cry. per doz, 4oH6oe. carrots.
per sack. G5d soc: Yakima po-
tatoes t7f00d 400. California
POTATOES. f22o0; White Rlv-
er potatoes. $500; sweet po-
tatoea. sacks. si.G5aI75. par
-ley. Der doz.. soc. squash. no.. az q
2fEe. California sweet potatoes. per
crate. tLS5. artiehokes. per doz. zoe;
California celery. 65ms6c. native
celery, soc; squash. "a 2iac-
Fruits.
Pc simmons. tI1S: bananas
per lunch. t2bO0s: dates. per ID.
- 6gcs figs. h-ib bricks. &l75.
figs i0-Ib cartoons. 6od75c; grape
n uit. per box. taco: lemons. choice
and sancy. f76oa 3.O0. ora nges.
Seeding. $500 lit. navel oranges,
$4,000 Yb0. oranges. Valencia. 1s50
at. oranges. jap. per bale. si.25;
pears. 800. apples. cooking,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Olympia Bureau
Seattle DAILY Star,
Olympia. Wash.
STAFF carrsspoadsnes b. Dan Dean
and viii Mindou,.

9taff NafFNA poHaence D. Dan Dean
and VIII wiadou,.
OLYMPIA. Jan Eff you are a
poker player you know the express
lon. the golden throne
The golden throne IL the seat
occupied By the dealer
he has the last bet. After the
other play era have sized up their
hands. have "ealied or raised. a.
they deem beet, the dealer IN the
golden throne has had time 70
make up hia mind a. 10 the relative
strength OF the cards held BY his
advcrsaries. and then he can take a
final swat AZ the game
Charles Sweeny. OF spokane. IL
sitting ID the golden throne" IN the
game At Olympia. where the stake
l. a seat in the Uaitei States sen
ATE.
lie has the last be; and he stands
some show % landing the pot.
sweeny's position ia this great
game fnr senatorial honora r. this.
Pierce county viii never knuekle
TO King.
King county won't listen % any
proportion favoring Pierce.
NnitheF can succeed without
3wceny'a support
Therefore. when ssesay says that
he Is playing a waiting game he
knows whereof he speaks
Your correspondents interviewed
the spokane Millionaire candidate
last night and asked him how things
we're E0lug.
AN right Mr.. sweeny replied.
with hia Characteristic bluffnesa,
I am not worrying. I am not work
ing hard II iH up 20 the other fell
lows TO do the working and worry
inE
let them fight :, out. while sit
back and look on.
Ono thing r. certain
Charles sweeny IL In earnest
about desiring the election this
year. This story about his only
making what might be called n
"ErandBtAnd play" nov IN order u
gain prestige for a successful fght
against Ankcny four years hence. IL
all poppY-coch
Your correspondents have been 10
formed BY n man very close 20 eh0
Spokane candidate that " o
swerny fails 20 land the eleetian
this year he will never try again3
Mr.. swecny r. not a ymfHg
man." aald our informant For
years ia a mighty long time 20 W
for another chance 30 60 TO the %
ate. Ills efforts In trying 10 ~
come Warrington NEXT Unisei
States senator are intensely Ia earn
est. lie IL putting mp a good de-
stronger fiEht than was eKper tai
even By his friends AZ the start. all
he has some surprises In store o.
the Foster piles Wilson forces that
will Jar them up some"
To converse with Mr.. SWe.ny
would lead one To believe that tue
present struggle Il n subject Hbao-
lutcly foreign 70 his mind. lie does
not show a trace OF the bitter con
fllct he la 80 important a factor In
Unlike his opponents. he does not
evidence the slightest degree Of
anxiety or mental perturbation.
Look AZ Mr. piles. for instance.
His face shows lines ~ worry,
witnesses Of sleepleas nights.
Mr. Foster also bears mute Wit
ness 20 his increasing anxiety over
the result. while Mr.. Wilson. though
a chronic candidate. IN even more
nervous and excitahle than ever.
hut with Mr. sweeny things ap-
pear 10 be different. lie has not
lost his hearty laugh. HIS keen
sense Of humor and his contagious.
delightful air Of bon comradle. lie
never talks politics unless drawn
into II: he never boasts and. strange
10 say. never refers 20 his opponents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
At the THEATERS


THE SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
The soldiers d Fortune IN book
BRA may differ considerably from
ne version en- the stage. bat the
riay Is presented By whlfs Whit
rssy II the Grand isst night - A.
vel Eogth seeing - Richard Hard
hs Davis book ~ worth reading
bssh are god and hold the inter-
sst u the reader or spectator with
IN unusual Interest IRE play opens
snsidst palms. excessive heat. native
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Manager Howe. q the Seattle
theater. who has Just returned from
Tacoma. says the Auditorium Grand
thcater will b completed in time
for the Blanche Bates engage msnt
In The Darling % the Gods" on
February 10 and II NJ. Howe goes
70 Portland THIS afternoon 70 make
further arrangements for Miss
Bates tour of the northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

DR. Il W sehosnis. Of this city.
died yesterday morning "a Los An
gries. where he had gone 10 regain
HIS health lie has bssu n sufferer
from consumption for some time
lie vas nephew Of Gen. 4 v
Kautz. Of the regular army. and
Rear Admiral Albert Kautr. Of the
navy.
HAIRY Knatsr. alias Whitn.y
pleaded guilty 20 burglary In the
superior court yesterday ard wa
sentenced to tao years In the posi-
Tertiary. He broke into room m
Black Diamond and stole closhinR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
THE CREOLE SPY

This afternoon the I.oundaln COM
ranY lH play The Creole Spy" at
the AIeaaar. and the same plese Wlll
BE- the bill tonight. Tomorrow niEht
ana thtouEh tbs rest OF the week
The Nayajoss viii b. given. The
bonHaaIea are handling their varied
repertoire oanably and entertain
ingiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
GAG EN-
staff Correspondence by Dan Dean
and viii Window.


and VIII Wtndom.
OLYMPIA. wash. Jan. % The
legislature Is evidently determined
% muREle and even thruttie tho
newspapers of the state The ma
iority Of the members Of the Judi
eiary committee OF the senate. to
whom tho peunypaeker libel bin
was referred. has been considering
u In committee and will report "
back IN the senate tomorrow where
Il win probably BE- whipped through
With the same indecent haste which
marked the repeal Of the former
law.
senator Palmer. Of King county
Randa. OF Clarke. aud Clapp. of JEFF
ferHon. seem 10 be the only friends
the newspapers have In tho senate.
but they viii b poVcrleas 90 DO any
thing against the overwhelming and
almost unanimous sentiment against
the newspapers among the other
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
JOLLY AMER
TRAMP
THE

The Jolly American Tramp" AZ
the Third Avenue. Is medley q
melo-drHmR comedy and speelaltica.
The apacihitieH are well wurfh See
ing and the comedy IS good also.
The pisae runs through the rest o..
the week