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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
CHRISTMAS FOR the
CITY PRISONERS

The chain gang Of the city jan
eeiehratea Christmas today by De
iur allowed 90 remain Ia their cells
ing,oaa ~ learning the art 81 re-
ualrinE streets. The usual custom
al giving the prisoners n good am
ner wnn carried out. and between
gO and 50 men sat down TO turkey
cranberry sauce. potatoes and col
Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
Ne " Train TO CaIiio rnia

leave Seattle t:30 p. m. leave
Portland ii 30 p m. arrive San
Francisco e;4s a. m, forty-one
hours en- route. The Southern Pa.
cific now operate three trains daily
BY Scenic shasta Route.
Tickets and reservations at Union
Ticket Office. eos First avenue, Sc
attic. Wash. T. +. Ellis, Gent
Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

The Wisconsin and Oregon are
there. with The training ship Phil
adelphia. torpedo boats and destroy
crs. The scenery along the entire
trip IL magnificent Boats leave Pier
Z at 10 and 1850 a. m and i:is
and t.se .. m, with an extra boat
Of = 30 p m. Sunday. Round trip boc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

A intie boy who had been very
naughty waA being rcproxed BY BIS
mother. She ended with. And now
won't you tell me wup are Eorryf
lie shook HIS head well. then. n
you won't tell nae You are sorry.
wont yon tell God that you are
norryf' "Nn. sir He'd tell Mrs.
God aud Il would be all over heaven
I'm thirty minutes r. l. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
oaEAr sAcnGs HERE.

L. q. Goeks. great aaehsfn ~
Washington of tha Improved 'lfaef
~ ncd Nrn. arrived last naEht 70
make = complete iunpes ton ~ al
he tfil.sa - The order Ia washing
tor. Tha Tycs Tribe. NJ 81. stood
inssue tiaa last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
IN A FEW HOURS

You can have summer sunshine II
YOU will take the Southern Pacific
oompany's scenic Shasta Route
trains New train now leaves
Portland 1880 y. m. making three
trains daily. Fast time. excellent
service aud beautiful scenery
Health and pleasure resorts 20 suit
all. Tickets and information al
Union Ticket office. Gus First av..
e r. Ellis. general agent go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

A little lame boy used to live in house
That Santa Claus passed by
When he hurried through here on has Jour
ncy last year.
And | often have wondered why;
For the little boy had no father. you know,
And his face was 50 thin and 30 white
That the saint. | should think. would have
wanted 20 60
Topay him a visit that night
When | looked at the gifts that old Santa
had brought
was never so proud CO 50 glad;
But whenever thought 81 the hoy he forgot
II somehow kept making me sad;
For the little lame boy was good little boy,
And ! couldn't help wondering why.
II the ones that arc best deserve more than
the rest,
Good Santa Claus passed him by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

VACANT PROPERTY YIELDS
large profits. but Tidslands make
most for the money. X Cooper
Wills. 47s coiman Building. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

A minister stopped 20 taik 20
some dirty little boys and akked
how many Of them wanted 10 go 10
heaven. All held up their hands
but one. Why" said the minister.
what's the matter with youf Don't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

Small boy lju4s home from
Hchnoi1 teacher says I'm
descended from a monkey.
Ills Mother (Kiancing severely nj
her husband Mot on my side.
darling. & ]. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

Don't throw your old clothes
away. Have them cleaned 10 look
Iiks new at the Pantorium. Main
1ofs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

soa want 70 go TO hoassaf Not
list ut. replied the youaEslef
r. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
STAR DUST
By Josh"

r,sar es,xs RON nrsr CONTRIBUTION pHtxE. 81
sssp IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE I'm nRtGF. AND Aooaass
@yosr WISE" STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
Neat Prices That Please

a. The Cify Han WafkHtl tat thfd
av. near rexisF Round steaks. Toe.
slfi0iu steaks. lbc; pot roast. SC 10
Sc: home rendered lard. iabacl all
kinds OF high grade. homemade
aauaana ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

should your copy Of The s's'
60 reach you by 6 O'Clock any -
ing. please do as the favor ~ ~.
up our main Office. Sunset
1850, independent iisS ", sena
6 and o'clock and We W. sheula
vou a capy 81 once. III YOU tsls-
miss Il more than once. plssas n
phone US every time yea i.na,tain 4
In this way we can De nsrfess
giving eur subscribers cav
servlee-and q Is the ON,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

tFranoe naming her vessels after her itterateurs-Iem
=, So, 4, . At, -. - Iln
Nhen We follow me f.suon w u Hall ""'' Of
These the things the newspapers viii say = ~
new armored baleship Upton Sinclair
= stranded forty three miles from here" ~
rumored the government wishes to sell
Tho oldfashoned submarine Ida Tarbels
~ really lanKhabe voctory
By he gasoline launch known Peter y. Dunno"
"a remarkable item wobhannet. Maine;
The cruiser Jack London Is sighted again
the launch OF the modern destroyer T. Steffens.
The applause great that the noise OF II deaens
AN enemya trick very cevefy draws
Our old armorsd tugboat the Tom w. Lawson"
Conspicuous here in the naval display
Was the famous old derelict Bertha NJ Clay"
"The anchor dropped n sounding salute
Came from the dispatch boat Eiihu r. Root"
And should build a presidents yacht.
Would call her the "Beiiamy atorer" notg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

I bought my mirl a lovely gown
And pasund my watch to do ":
hut nov xinos shr has thrown me
iowa
4 have no time TO rue II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

Superiority never
has 4 carry . label
on a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

YOU CAN'T BEAT US UNLESS
YOU CHEAT.
Oriental billiard and pool parlora.
1913 Third ave. have eight now
tables and the only 5xfo pool table
in the city. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

Even hodY works poor father
Aruund Christmas day.
Mother baya the presents.
Father has 10 PAT.
Johnnie wants some muneY.
So does Sister Ann.
Everybody wants Donations
From the old mAn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
THE THEATERS

a lively party Of females wear
lng gigantic hoopakirts attracted
marked attention az tho Grand op'
era house last night
In fact. II Il hadn't been for The
hoopskirta. the military comic opera
When Johnny Comes MarchlnR
Home would have been shorn Of ila
most distinctive feature
but the hoopnhlrta saved ~. This
women IN the audience kept THEFT
eyes riVvttcd on the uncanny things
and many of them wondered aux.
loualy how they will look when
hoops again come into vogue. AZ
pamo Fashion threatens they will
la the near future.
There are some catchy songs In
the opera we'll sung by several prin.
cipala AZ the close Of the first ac'
encorea of the audience are De.
manded byrthe company. In return
for rendering anatchoa Of patriot,
songs In chorus 90 the Wild waving
If blk American flag. This device
which makes an average patrin, re-
spund. lest he be charged with trna.
son % bis country. WAS largely re-.
aponslblo for the three curtain calls
which the company did receive.
There are a couple 81 pretty glrli
Ia the company and NO more Th'
others are just girls and OF yaryina
degrees 81 niainneaA
The male portion Of the organize.
ton % Tho strongest. Ia many re-
specta. the male chorus work belna
very good
When Johnny Comes Marching
Home Will Do fairly well to pass
an evening The opera viii again
DC presented tonight and tomorrow
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

Mr seaman is frank In talking
about hla expenses Tor clothing Il
paid 90 cents Tor these shoes" he
stated These panta I paid 81 Tor
and The last pair ! got Tor 90 cents.
This coat paid 30 cents for. and
the one ! had before cost me e
eenta This bat I've got on only
paid cents for. and I bought Il %
q clerk az the court house But my
summer hat I got fur 10 centA !
was offered 20 cents for Il before I
got home
This collar and these cuffs" he
said. displaying Some greasy eellu-
luid affairs. u got FOR cents each
dld that ty buying them IN the
winter timc This yesi I've got on
paid so cents for Ny overcoai
coat me 90 cents three years ago
figured some On getting a new pne
iris fall. bat ! found could make
this one last another year
Mr Seaman positively refuses "a
say anything about the extent 81 hla
tar title business or h0w much
money hs has accumulated lie
kerpa no bank account.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
WILL. WIN
q Y Deaf
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONS rs PLAN TO GAIN FREE.
DOM BY AssAsSINATI NC HIGHEST OFFICIALS
KAISER AND GAR EXCHANGE NOTES

The crar 20 revoke all the liberties
sFantcd In The recent manifesto
Many arrests have ben nads by
command % White. ~ men and wu.
meu auspected ~ a plot upon the
life ~ the amperur. A number ~
these are among the most promin-
snf people % fhis city
Every person In the empire known
~ have aympathgFed IN the slight
saf degree Wifh the ruvolutluuista
sill b. arrested. and tried Oar ae-
aslion.
Turturca that would shame those
- The Inquiaiiion hare been In
fisetad upon a number ~ reYoiu-
tionAry leaders. 20 make them give
up information. This IL une % the
most horrible phases Of these times
- truuhis
II Is reported the cEar has sent
$50 geo 20 The relief n the people %
Moscow
Admiral RoieHivsnskv denies be
wrote the recent letter publishra
a. coming from him. in Which he
accuses England q openly aiding
Japan. On the late var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

others asking financial assistance
A. J Seaman, o.. Nebraska
wealthy taxtitle buyer and tvcluae
r. making money HIS method ID
very simple.
n never reply" he says. "aa Il
would Dee "a waste 81 postage stamps
aud writing material That would
not be- economy. nnt when they IN
close me Scent stamp. Why.
write them a reply on a postal card
which only costs ! cent. and 10 that
way make a penny
During Mr 8camRn'a business
hours be can usually be found A.
the court house or city hall ke
can transact his business there aud
keep warm without expense In the
evenings he takes advantage ~ the
free lounglng rooms of the Y NJ
G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

quaffs the nspenthe8 az the Unit
Yefaiiy ~ Pennsylvania, they are
certain 70 forget everything II
they possess such q thing ~ men-
ory. These nepenthca are not ~
the kind Poe referred % ia this
lines quoted
They are. ~ fact one ~ the
most wonderful species ~ plant
life IN lhe world one cannot as-
s0ciato fhem iu hin mind with the
flower or vegetable. yet distinctive
~ nre they ~ the plants But im-
nRiue 70 plant lint can hIll and ae-
your rate with iusatiate Rfeedl
Ana that 81 what the ncpenthe Toes
and the university supplies ihese
voraci0ua plants wid The rats ard
other. living things necessary for
their diet
The first thing ncpenthe Dies
when n wants 90 eat. say rat f0r
instance. 81 10 invite the rodent %
"corpr have drink" ~ opens zap
n pitcher shaped bulb inside Of
which 81 an odor0us liquid ~
gors Mr.. Rats nose he gets the
ilquid an right and be also gets
drunk right away ~ the same
time two spikes IKE the fangs ~ a
rattIoauake close fast ~ his neck.
the fat dies ~ atmuVuiati0n md,
By employing juices. the uepeufne
dey0urs him.
Were 10 not that uepenthea SUE
Ger grently aud soon die from in-
digestion when kept 10 captivity
thry might serve weii aa HubHtiimiea
Tor the traditional rat traps. but
maybe someone may c0ncDet q po-
tion 90 cure this nepenthe dyapapsi8
aud We wiH hear ~ the eatabi'sh-
ment ~ nepeufhe farms
A. any rate the PennNyivania
university De- watching their
growth. deyeiopme and dietetieai
tastes with much interest and lets
loose daily supply Of rates 20 fur
nlah the main supply Of their FREE
uupuf meals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

CINCtNSATL -. Jan. a-lt has
Developed tosiaY that Judge Albert
tsarFy. % Newport. Ky. Ia protect
ING Mrs T8ENafN
lie declares thnt while ahr - ln
thr fpr1n1letian ~ bis eourt abe Wgtl
bs uafs.
Nnr court rfanauurrf thS action
20 the Wooster eouft lu trying 30
tahs her rhii8res frafn her an ouf ;
rage. raFticaiaslv in part - THIS
euuntry where ghe woman is an
known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
MARINE NOTES

Fishing schooner J. v. Corners.
csptain Ole Tuaal. fittinK out for
trip 90 WfanEsl Narrowa iatenda
20 remain On Aiaakan waters per-
mHunnfly
Steamer Valencia. Pacific Coast
sieamahip company. viii take rus
Of Cigy ~ Purhia. Valencia wili sail
from San Francisco tomorrou
morning
Schooner NOTTINGHAM. Globe Nav
iEatiun company. Is now unlnAdiuE
AZ fiuaYamss whnre she carried
cargo ~ lumber and piles from Sc
atfie
Schooner Alex r Brown, rnrouts
% Australia with q cargo ~ lumber
Schooner willis 4. Holden lnadlng
lumber az Port nlahrley Tor
Shanghai
United stsfea army transport Dir
sailed from Honolulu for Seattle
yesterday she will load for Manila.
taking a5l muien SO cavalry horses,
g horses Tor the Eighth battery
field artillery and q cargo Of lum.
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Economy IN Trav-L

when going from one county seat
70 another on business. ST. anafnaa
has made n practice 20 walk. 81
curing shat rides be could FROM sac-
ton hands or farmers who we're
driving by. Ia starting outon iheas
trips. Mr. seaman would trade
needles. pins and similar uo'ipns 20
the farmers for bis meals ami Tor
she privilege 81 sleeping in their
barns AZ nirht Trio after trin heH
beer made this way from Omaha q
Denver. down into Kansas and
through other states
Only once has Mr. Seaman beer
known go make a mistake iu his Tar
title business lie purchased ~:
ahout $50 the title 70 shat was pur.
portad 90 b. a i0-acre tract u land
iYing north u Omaha invosilEa-
ton showed Inst BY changes IN the
channel ~ the Missouri river. tbs
entire M acres are now IN the cen
Ter of the stream. The county com
missinnsru would not reimburse him
and he had "a stand the loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

at WOR 7
LOCAL MLLERs REPORT THAT OPPOSITION CHINESE CON.
rlNUEs. AND THAT TRADE HAS FALLEN Asour 20 PER
cENr-sENo AGENTS TO CHINA

That TIE Chinese boycott Of
American g1uda 50 now az ifa worst
g. shown ~ canvas q The FLOUR
mills Ia this city Evtry husiaea
house along che coast that has had
and sfiil has an oriental export trade
has materially suffered frOm the
boycott Many have lost what Nttie
export trade they had with China
The Hammond Milling company
states thar nearly Do per cent 0f lta
export trade has besn with China.
and that aimee the Inception % the
boycott t has steadily fallen OFT un-
al ROW y does not aggregate over
e. per cent This means quite a
loss 60 the company. and the boycott
shows 40 sign % decrease. DURING
The last Cd DAYS gha company has
recovered litle ~ the oriental
trade BY sending = representative 60
sell direct 20 the smaller dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

which shows that the boycott rs
malnly confned 90 tho largcr deaf
efa.
Have Same Experiences.
The Centennial Milling company
has met With the same experience.
a. vel a. numbef % other mills
and firms Ia the city and aions the
consist
The manager ~ tho Centennial
mills oriental trade states that
this la a moat acute period Ia the
hoYcnit and that The next few weeks
should develop the failure or success
~ H. Their trade has fallen OF over
81 per cent on account OF S.
Though shanghai was the home
- the boycott. lt seems that little
falling or has taken place ia che
export trade % that city Chefno.
Canton and HongkonK aprm 10 bo
boycoiting most effectively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

AFTER THAT alo SALVAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan g. sud
den aud ChrislisHsau. owners ~ the
steam schooner Chehniin today filed
a libel suit in the United states as
ttiel court fot ftoa.ooo against she
steamer Ciiy of raehia zoe towing
The latter vessel inte port ou hel
last "trip from the north
The value 90 the puebla Is placed
AZ ssUO 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

Miss Rooster. is-pound daughter ~
patFolmau Richard Y. Roealer
South Seattle. has tbs honor - b.
ing the first baby born Co the new
year In Seattle
Relying on the official records in
the office ~ City Health Ofncsf
Ludlow. The star yesterday stated
that Baby Anderson. who was born
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

One ~ Mr Eeamau'a greatest
hobbies is that 81 getting premium
on tobacco tags re has collected
tens ~ thousands of them. bat does
not smoke OF chew
why. when my sisters daughter
got married sent her a. wedding
present Zoo tobacco tags with
which nhs got her q sewing ma
chine Some time before that my
slater had Yea an agent cunyiues her
that she wanted differeat brand
~ a machine. aud 30 she Turned ih
her old machine and paid out = ici
~ money. With the result that she
aniY got a second hand fnAehins
uned over. So ! sent thnae tags 20
ahow her che difference IN her buy
lnR sewing machine and my bur.
tag one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
HESKETH
ATTACKED
SEATTLE vGcR PRESIDENT OF LABOR UNION
SCORED ny OFFICIAL OF STATE FEDERATION
SEATTLE WORKING FOR NEXT CONVENTION

president CAaey'a reports are now
in the hands ~ committees nnth
contained covert attacks upon
fourth Vice president uosketh Of
Seattle aa did also the report OF
district organizer Young
Seattle unionlsts aro roing 81
iKht f1s Seattle as the next head.
quarters For the federation
Resolutions booking Tor the strict
enforcement ~ the present exclu-
sion laws and Tor the protection al
mine workers were among abe many
that oCcasiOned a debate during the
mornings sessions
Roth were adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
MISS ROESLER LEADS
WAS BORN JUST FIVE MINUTES TOO LATE Tc
DATE HER FIRST BIRTHDAY FROM 1905

81 sac Ia the morning. bad the
honor. but the records were wrong
Tho daughter gf the policeman
was uahored into the world az I2 J5.
whl'a The bells were atiii changing
shout ths arrival ~ the now year
The proud father called 20 Tho star
this morning.
Happy New Year 20 Miss Roesler'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

ABERDEEN. Jan s. last nlsht
che State Federation 81 Labor held
an open meeting
The hall Was crowded with union
aud non union meu. Che latter Ia
a larEe minority. because this city
a. mainly union
Addryssca we've delivered by farm
CTS. mInafrra and unlonists
To-day thc community is n n thrill
with enc idea that In conventions
~ organized labor and advocates
Of reform that leada toward the ad-
vancement of humanity Is given The
privilege of eapousius e.
President Ulackmans and Vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

for Seattle
The Tacoma police discovered hla
move after the train had loft and
informed the local police.
Okagawa attempted to pull a gun.
bat officer Clark was too quick for
him. lie was taken back tO Tacoma
by an officer from that city lie said
he asa not intend - run away. but
came 10 this city 70 tell friends Of
his trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 The alarm
sounded by sehlff ls approved % b.
many nnanclera. ineluding Lyman
g. Gage and Frank A Nanaerilp
both % whom declare that the cur
renrv should he 50 reformed with
0at delay. az 90 provide elasticity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

e SALEM. ore. Jan. s-Thr I
: Oregon q Northern Railway .
q company nled articles of u- I
= corporation this mnrHinN They :
= propose 90 huild a railroad I
= through Morrow and Gillian .
= counties 4
iiardmau ana niaiocs win be 4
. thn terminate Z
= Tho headquarters viii be 90 Z
= Hepputr 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
SEATTLE MAN SUICIDES At FRISCO

worth b.. BY gas.
uls brother. Alexander Anderson
took charge ~ tho body
Anderson lived az 2sif Washing
ton s.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

Judge Aihertsaa to-day hearinE
raaa ~ r. g. Turner and wife ~
Northern Pacific and Chicago. Bur
Ifnwtnn a Quincy railroads Plain
tigfa demand ti.aga alleged damages
on ground that burlington mad re-
fused % CARR them when they mis-
placed their tickets. which thoy had
bought from -. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
nut CHASE AFTER
JAP MURDERER


5. ~ ohhwaga. wanted IN TacS-
ma for assault. was arrested BY
gueeiaI officer Frank Clark ~ Oe-
eldenfai Nv. and Washington o. yes
feraav afternoon after q chase for
more than "A block Okagawa was a
fallyman 60 a mill at Tacoma and
became ineensed at another Jnpa
neae who was trying b get hia job
The two men met yesterday in q
lodging house and trouble followed
OkaRawa shot hia man in me ahdp.
men and he ia NOT aKperfe1 t1 i've
~ then boarded an lHfefHr'gal ifaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.-ThDs
Gilmore Anderson. .. whose home
r. IN Seattle committed suicide here
today In bis room. at 2iI Lsayen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
ARREST ALLEGED
SWINDLER

J. 8 Caldwell. 90. was arrested on
lat a. 8 early This morning by
Officers Mayor and Keefe. charged
with being the man Who claimed 10
represent the Marine Engineers az
ISOLATION az an advertising solicitor.
and who swindiet Dexter Horton q
CO. and thf u Iron works. on
the strengh claims
he rs being IS at headquarters.
awaiting ldeutlfffN lon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Good Reasons for Buying at
Spinnings.

Good Reasons for Buying at
Spinnings, i.
Reason You can keep the
wrinkles out OF your coat and
vest for SC as we sell tho regular
Toe coat hanger for a nickel. The
Up-to-date Trouser and Skirt
hanger 10 keep your trousr-~.
creased cost Toe. You really need
the two.
Reason 2-s1.a5 welsbach Of
Si.00 International Lamp com
Get one and beat the gas com
pany.
Reason 3-i5c box Skat .toe
Il takes the grease. stain
dirt and CRIME off instantly
There rs no excuse for dirty
hands now
Reason 4-S2.25 Dlsion or
Bishop No. / . o. GILT Ridge No.
ll2 Handsaw ............ 90
The Gilt Edge Is a new saw
and fully guaranteed A new
broom sweeps oiean.
Reason s $3.50 Yankee No
30 or Goodell-Pratt No. sos Au-
tomato Ratchet screwdrlver
........ +tsss.....ts...,. 0Ga
soc extra buys chuck and
drills. You DO three times the
work and de9g easier with me
Reason $500 keg OF naIis
.sssss+ss sttsss..t.. Nd 10
Reason Z $500 Savage No.
tern, os2-ealiber Savage rlfie
.stsss'sst ttttst,....s NJ Ok
Reason s-Si.00 22.csii6ef
Remington rifle. +......G "a
Reason Q 5000 Stevens q,
Iyer Johnson patent eiaefar
single barrel shotgun gt rn
Reason 10 ti2.50 double I 49,
fel KUN .ts.s..ss.s...... 60 - re
See window for other NO.
and quality reasons.
sPlNNlNe's CASH sToRE
NUHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

tis-tg0 Mems Tailored Suits 1t
1915. bankrupt Sale. 1917 FIRST
avenue. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. t-rnr
revuiugipnlsts actions Indicate that.
while upen revolt u crushed. they
expect 60 comtimne the struwNle -
ASS sslmatlon tt ls reported that
wlfte eiu resign On April
The czar has asked che kaiser
advice a. 10 uueiisuK thr rebellion
n let's ard other Hsisfe provinces
The KAISER nfNed fhe most ca.
tFefns measures ard pointed out
that Tbs regalufiamlafN were Operate
inw against Gsfusaa residents
The c0uHsefa ~ ths exar and the
kaiser meet daily az Egdgkubne. &C..
cordinw % Feports. ard exchanKe
diarafrhss
FIghtiaS - Eolax en- n the Urai
tneuHsaius
There ia az outbreak In tha oren.
burg district