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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
PRICES
To ADVANCE
10 NOW HlcrER THAN EVER IN
DEVELOPMENT or PACIFIC
NoRTAwEeT.

Prices Of building lumber are
likely 20 50 up another notch be-
tween this date and the opening of
the spflns building season. Lumber
min men deny that any understand
ING has been catered into bstwcen
the lumber Interests. but admit that
the tendency Of the market IL up
ward and that tiae Ia The prise
% logs viii pfaelpstate an advance
In the cost % building lumber.
Log prices have advaueed hF
ireps ard bounds In the last fss
years. and with them the prices %
HtumpaRs ~ fiF. cNiar and spruce
have Ia Some cases doubled.
A lumber NTH man said Yesterday
regarding the prospective prices Of
lumber '-rhsfs Il an upward ten.
dsncy. but no positive advances made
as yet The lumber mills hAvs no
agreement. but when one mill adj
xanesa tho price the others nAtur-
ally faliaw suit The price % laa.
Der sill depend On what the log
market does. Fuf aome time there
has heen a scarcity of logs. but the
recent rains flooded the streams and
brought down = good many logs
from taExing camps that are not al
ways iu a position 60 supply she
market WITH lower stages ~
water there VII b another io@
shortage. and q l. impossible 20 say
What tho result viii be Oh lumber
prices
Lumber az the present time ia
bringing tha highest prices on REQ
ord since ths development era began
Ia tbs Pacific Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
GROWERS
STATE MEETING

The third annual cnaxantiaa Of
thu Washington State Horticultural
Association viii BE- held AZ Everett.
January itfs. The sessions wiII
be held In ths auditorium Of the
public library building. The Cham.
Der OF Commerce viii pruxlda
rooms adjoining the library audi.
toftnm FOR delegate headquarters
The Snohomlsh County Industrial
CIah. an Organization composed OF
Representatives frum ali the differ.
eat commercial associations 81 the
several towns % the county. viii
kife a banquet 90 the visiting dele
gates on the evening Of January rs.
Special excursion rates 81 one
and one thiFd fare on the certificate
pian has been granted BY the rail-.
roads from al points In the state
% Washington.
An unusually interesting program
II being arranged. which viii In.
eiude Gov. Mead and speakers from
the state college Of Washington
university. etc Prof A. n Lockon.
BY. former representative OF tho
u 8 department OF agriculture
"a the Philippines. and an authority
on horticultural matters. vii do
liver an address.
The Northwest Fruit Growers
Association viii hoid tta annual
Meeting NJ Seattle January ts TO
Il. inclusive All fruit growers are
Invited TO both conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
EkPucTEp THAT HIS WILL
suRPAsa HILLS PRESENT
KING ct. DEPOT. THEN SOME
OFFICIAL WILL eArc hit.

Seattle officials Of the iiill roads
are curi0naly uneasy over the Har
riman program 10 oruot a passenger
depot az Seattle immediately al
Joining the new Kins 81 station al
the Hill lines For several weeks
Htll officials have been anxious t.
know the plans for the Hartman
station and To know whether the
Union Pacific n "a have a depot
that VIII completely overahadaw
the ono erected last year BY Hill
II II an open secret that tho Hlil
officials ara disappointed over their
depot Il was announced that the
station would BE- the meat imposing
aud best arranged on the system.
but half a year ~ occupancy has
shown the depot IA inadequate Tor
the demands made upon a.
II Hartman builds a depot iual
opposite the Ilili station that over,
shadows the Klng at. depot. high
officials IN tho Hlil service know
that hiii II going 90 look around ia
tind someone "a make responsible
Tor the deficiencies of hia own de
pot Tho blow ought 70 fall az 81
fadi. but It "a feared that some se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
BANQUET FOR
THE TEACHERS

About $50 teachers Of King eaan
y and the city schools gathered
last night Tor an Informal reecp
tlon. in the parinra Of tho Hotel
Stander. The teachers ~ the elty
were the hoala Of the evening Zach
visitor 60 the annual convention
nov Ia prosfuss az the high school
wha attended last night was vel
eamed by fellow instructors aaA
made AZ home.
Informal conversation and light
refreshments comprised the PRO
gram OF the evening.
The following committee reeeiv
FL last nighti Mt aud Mrs Ffank
II Cooper. Frank y nunkoF. Prof
aud Mira T. o slsaon. of the uni
Sefnfty of Washington Prot and
Mira NJ l. nagEy. q the uniVer
atty % waahinEton. Prof II e
Sampson. of tho state college.
County Superintendent % Schools
7, + storey. aud Miss Sawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
NEW FIRE CHIEF
At FIRST FIRE

fife chief I,rlnshurat attended hts
tirnt fife thia morning A gasoline
Stove exploded IA the narnsids
store bsa Third Az. and the new
chief walked down 10 see the fire
iaddies nut u out. r. g. Wheat. ~
sAt aelh av,. VAS working In ths
store AZ the time and had his faee
badly hlissrrcd BY battling water
The explosion threw water and
gasoline over the glass counters
clear la the front az The atara but
beyond some hrakun glass aud a
few damaged hats and counters the
damage WAS slight n l. stated BY
the nremen that n there had been
any draft In the store at the time
The hlase would have endangered
the new Coliseum which II dlreegiy
In tho rear and Wheat might have
been fatally burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
BIG GRADING
|. CONTRACT LET

The beard Of public works this
morning awarded 10 y. Normlis 4
Co. the contraei for grading. curb
ing. putting IN savers. water mains
and enncrste walks on Wellington
ay. and adioiuiug strccta TIE bid
vas t5s.s44g1. The bids for the
grading and other improvements
on Easflaks ny. between Amy a.
and Twelfth av. we're laid over un.
81 the next meeting Of tbs board.
o G Strong Was given \ permit
20 erect a stable and barns on tha
Grant St bridge The. CT. n q 81
y. rosa ~aa granted \ pefuit 20
las two tracks on Whatoam az
from Stacy a. 70 the canal water.
way. aud ono track on Colorado
st., from Forrest a. 20 thu north
line of che canal waterway.
Tho Seattle Lighting Co was
granted a number Il permits for
iaying Il gas mains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
TWENTY MORE POLICEMEN
TO sc NAMED IN APRIL

Chief % Police wappauatain IL
awaiting action By che city council
on tha police ordinance which u 10
give him power TO appoint thrge
more ssFgeauts. % take care % the
thirty new men recently put on the
police force.
The last ordinance passed b. tho
council relating to the police dc.
partmenf provided for fiftY new
men, thirty u whom were - be
put on duty AZ once and the other
twenty In 1907 These remaining
twenty men viii be put on the
force tn April At present Officers
Bganf. King and Hayden are acting
sergeanfs. and the chief stated 20.
day that as soon as the new ordi.
nance II passed he will appoint
these men active acrRoants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
EN- ANCIF ATION is
CELEBRATED

Three hundred and fifty OF Heat.
tio'u o0l0red population celebrated
Emancipation Day. given under
the auspices of the Sunday Forum.
at their hall last night The pro
gram was 49, follows Music.
America audience. invocation.
rev ! A. Edmondaous music. duet.
Misses Lydia and Sadie Clark /.
THE Occasion" Horace T. CaYtun.
president Forum Emancipation
Proclamation" Miss vivian Austin
music. John Browns Body" audi
enee. "Ouf Duty aa American Cit.
EenH." 4 Israel Walker. music.
star 8panRled Banner" Mozart
Musical Club. Racial Education. =
Mrs IA. v ftay. music. clifford G.
Hancock, Our business Mon." Ar.
thur O. Harrison. music. patriotic
medley, Miss Eva Ford. oar Pro.
ieaaionnl Men," Andrew H. Black.
music. anthem. Mozaft Musical
Club, Our Women.' isaam y. Nor.
Tia. music. quartette selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
NO SITE CHOSEN

Tho Minnesota Club went out Ia
body yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF examining the proposed
exposition grounds and choosing n
site for the Minnesota building
Secretary Of State Sam ~ Nichols
came from Olympia for tho purpose
OF attending the gathering
Mr. Nichols said that Minnesota
ought TO be represented nj the fair.
and that n the state itsalf failed
To mako a suitable appropriation
the Minneaotans - this state would
contribute enough 20 do so No
site " a chosen. the matter coming
before the next business session Of
the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
Quickest Deal Recorded

The quickest deal ever recorded
was decided upon New Years Day.
when many soattleites decided 10
take advantage of the big reduction
In prices az the Century Furniture
Co. Weathered oak. extension din.
Ing room tables. worth $40. NJ
$3.50. $500 dining chairs. leather
seats. weathered oak finish. 20
match. for t22b. a $500 buffet for
$1,000; an 5000 writing desk. Gas:
$40 3.piece parlor set. upholstered.
for fs6. t37 weathered oak chair
for tl5. $50 rocker. si250. This IL
1906 stock and must be- closed out.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
SMITH LEAVES
THE: \. ?.

A. n smith. formerly assistant
goneral passenger akent OF the
Northern Pacific. with headquaF,
tors At 81 Panl. has resigned. &C.
cordtnk % circulars received In Sc.
attic b local officials. Mt Smith
has been appointed traffic man.
ager of the Consolidated railways.
which Il controlled BY the New
York. NeR Haven 4 Hartford
President Mcilen. u the latter sya.
ten. wAa formerly head OF the
Northern Pacific. and Smith was
one Of his men
Mr. Smith l. Wstl known amorx
local transportation men He vas
formerly connected with the nurt
ington AZ Omaha aud later man.
ager OF tho Yellowstone Para sys.
TEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MAN WITH MAYORS NAME
ARRESTED FOR THEFT

W ~ Moore today appeared on
ne books u the police station. and
was the cauae N much amusement
among The police. who aolemniy as
serted mat the mayor had been
takeH INTO custody on criminal
ehafse a wild investigation by the
reporter which ensusd revealed the
iaet that the Moore in custody had
neen arrested BY Sergeant Mac
Donail ga suspicion 4 having
stolen some tools from Ballard. ana
that Dr. ig steamboat man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
RAvEsNA PIONEER DEAD.

Mira Mary NJ Black. Of Ravenua
Park station. died At her home last
night % old age. She IL one OF
tha old residents ~ Ravenna Park.
and leaves a husband. J n Black.
and two sons. ]. ] and Y A. Black
Funeral services wiil b. held Jan
4 from the home. internenf at
TAkayiew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
RUSSIAN WEDDING.

Alexander Glel. aged 40. and Ca
mllIa Mayer. aged 81. Of Seattle,
we're married by Justice Of the
Peace Davis this morning Tho
contracting parties we're Russians
and the ceremony was conducted
under the Russian custom. both
parties presenting the other vita
a plain gold band ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
TRIES To KILL
WOMAN
Co.. T.l.araph s.r,lla..1

LAFpKTE md. Jan Mrs.
Harry q Gasmau. daughter % Gov.
HaniaJ. vas shot at BY sementesf
william coe this morning. Coe &C.
eussd Mrs Germans husband. Who
vas driving his wife to ths station.
with soaring away rabbits which he
was hunting. Not awaiting an ex-
pi2nati1n. cus fired. A number or
shots pierced Mrs. Germans CLOAK.
but she was uuhBrt They proceed.
"a on thsir Journey to Indianapolis.
Coe vas arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
SEATTLE CLUB
NOT EXISTING

The Pacific f.nmber Wholesalers
Club q Seattle does not exist.
Thefe is M such Organization. and
u there ever was Il Is out Of exist.
enca
This vas the main topic ~ dis.
enssion and decision ~ the claa.
which net this forenoon az Ever.
EFT Il Is said BY local members
that THIS sefion Vas taken 10 avold
tFunhle uudef tho anfit trust Law
The future gathering n the club
vii simply he u a social nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
STANFORD DUE
!. HERE TONIGHT

The leland Stanford university
rugby football team ulli arrive 81
Seattle this aftarno1a - 4 o'rlaeA
over the Great Northern.
Il has been announced that fha
team viii play the Victoria team
II Madisau PARK nest Saturday aft
srnean bet On accoant ~ the baf
condition Of the grounds al Mnai-
snn Park - 10 believed that ths
game Riii - played az the univuf.
sity.
After the game the stedsuts sfil
be tentared a banquet a. the Il A.
c. ieaviuK f1F tho nauth the aalue
nlaht az ta 50 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MANY AVN EMPLOYMENT.

The municipal employment bu'
roan during 1905 secured positions
for 1868 applicants THIS IL 1900
In excess Of any previous year.
which WAS ia 1908 In 1905 the
number Of applicants for whom 30.
alLlnna worn aanural Mna y 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
POLICEMAN IN COURT.

Twenty policemen are In attend
nnce this afternoon az the trial of
The city II Seattle against John
Burlington. on an appeal from the
police court on n charge Of va
Rrancy burlington ~ The cripple
who slides around the streets on
hts hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
SHIMGLE MILLS
TO BEGIN WORK

Owing to a more plentiful sup.
piy OF freight cars the shingie mills
Of this state will not close for the
full period OF two months. as dc.
sired BY the shingle mills hu.
reau Numbers Of mills IN Ballard
are now running. and as Ballard Is
the largest shingle.produelng town
IN the entire state. Il Is probable
that the remainder u the mills will
follow aud resume operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

property Tor reservoir aH provided
FOE Ii city ordinance SO. ifif2. The
jury FOR the hearing waa lmpanoled
during the morning session.
Wanted BY Montana Police.
g. n white. an alleged dssertef
from the navy. was arrested ihia
morning and placed in jail awnitina
the arrival ~ Captain Of Police
Me0falh. of Butte, Mont Capt
Me9rath wants the man on another
charge
A. Wisldsr Gets He.
Alexander scott. "a paehiuiHt waa
fined $50 and costs by Judge Cor
don this morning for trying 20 clear
out the Fife bar. on Washington IT,,
by uaiug on Ak Scott struck Il
terrific blow a. e. Fife. the pro-
prietor. but asa not Do any damage,
being much the worse for liquor.
Funeral Of Mrs. csleutt.
Mrs. Harriet } Calcutt. vino died
December "a from cancer u the
stomach "a Providence hospital. was
buried this Afternoon at 2 O'Clock
~ Lakeviow cemetery. Funeral
services were held IN the B0uuey-
Watson undertaking pariors. Mrs.
Caieutt had been a resident o. Dun
lap for the past eight years.
Stole Apple Trees.
Alleging the theft 81 six apples
trees. George and Mary Chatiien this
morning filed a complaint IN the
superior court demanding damages
OF Charles J. Perreti Ia the sum
of 1850 The trees themselves are
valued AZ ti60. and the damage 70
the land from which they were
taken Sc estimated by the joint
plaintiffs % be 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
POSTAL OPENS
A NEW OFFICE

The Postal Teiskraph.Cahis CON,
pans wilt open a hrmneh ofgica "a.
moFTow morning at TO pike 81.
Tbs announcement vas made to.
dzy b. 4. ForchAna.
TIE rev office win handle all 81
she business for the northern sc,
uoa o. the city The reason ths
Pestai "a onening this offire l. on
aecoanl of he growth Of business,
lacTeasiax ~ such a rate that Il ID
Impossible % handle Il through the
main office
Clifford u Clarke vii b. man
aKef Of the new office wiih first
class assistants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
BOSNIAN MUST ANSWER
TO CHARGE or PERJURY

John 7. uoHsmau. charged with
periuring himself 10 a recent cross
examination In the superior court
fn the matter ~ special admlHistrn-
Tor IN the estate Of Rosaman a
johnson. must answer the charge in
Judge Morris criminal court next
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
LAUNCH BADLY IN oGsr.

Six libel suits were filed today
against tho steam launch sophin.
amounting 10 $3.50. -Four Of the
llbela are for goods and are filed
by the Alaska Junk company, King
a WinRe. sunde 4 Erlnnd and the
Pacific Engineering company. Two
suits for wages we're filed BY the
engineer and fireman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

The Young Mems Christian aaso.
citation institute. a night school FOR
men, will open for It's aocond.term
work tonight Among the new feat.
uros beginning viii be a course In
faa engines. conducted by Prof
George s Wilson, OF the engineer
Ing faculty OF the University Of
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
Thief PROMISES
To REFORM

I'll he a man from now on. yoar
haaor. s4id Edward Kelley. an IS.
yearoli murphinceateF. Tits Nora.
iak n the criminal court ruom
uaen Judge Morris had given him
4 suspended sentence II thrca years
Il Walla Walla for the theft Of
certain rifa and gloves Kelley
vas aFFaisned By Assistant Prose.
eatsns Attorney VandeFveef. aud at
eace enieFed a plea 81 guilty
Kaiph S,moa. counsel for the tad.
rfeaded for a snancnded sentence.
eechrlng the boy had been a drug
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
SARGENT pispELs RUmoRs.

John ~ Sargent. Chinese In
spector for the Puget sound district.
with headquarters az Port Town
send. h IN tho city todsT A. far
rs he knows there IL no truth IN
tho rumor that he - 10 be appoint
20 20 take the office left vacant
by the death Of ". y. Estelle. ln
charge u the local immigration dis
frfrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MONTE CR|STO
MINE TO OPEN

EVERETT. Wash Jan
xxark sn three ~ the Monte Cfisto
,slnss Mill Re resuusea February l.
&C., lsar hllcneas Seycusyfive
vsea are nov IN camp. and That
ranheF 4 To b. Increased 20 500.
~ greatest number ever employed
feefr ever n the camps hoam
aats The concentration has been
rebuilt ara sill bo operated To half
eapaclp. Banding SEQ tons ol orr
daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
DRANK TWO oeLIt,N9
or BTER EACH DAY

BessuHe her husband has for the
past two years been capable 81
drinking two gallons Of beer dail}
aud also falling 10 provide fof hci
support. Hannah itolberg today
asked for n divorce from her hus
band, Oscar "a. nalberE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
ENGINEER DIES
IN WRECK

GUTHRIE. Okla. Jan. "A
vest-bOund Rock Island passenger
tgain ran into an open switch near
kingiisher yesterday. resulting IN
NE death u the engineer and IA.
jury TO several passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MINERS STRIKE.
N CALIFORNIA


esAss VALLEY. Cal, Jan =
-, mine ID thls district closed
s,an today and i,eVe meh pie iase
- conditions are neaeeAbles At
.haaeb hundreds OF stfikvfa are ~
- siweta diacassins the various
sRasss II the trouble lhe ma.
s.,s,, AZ mine manasefs faFer an
sseNt.hoaf day. but want a three.
sssr agreement that the mtnefs
In maka no none trouble EheN
~ th.r fear another strike, thls
ssme fnr HIGHER vases. an eikht
49,, lsv Is granted without Al
- The minefa fay the
wassefa reaurationa rules vii not
,nrn,lt them 10 make en asFee'
meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
Would You

Go to n drug store 70 buy a neR
SUIT. or n restaurant % buy q new
hnt7 OF course not Then 90 to
scaltlos only exclusive hat store
for your hot. let II be Bargar
g. 90 hat. your moneys worth.
illlagnr a narkNan. exclusive hat.
ter8. 1910 Second aY. Seattle,
Wash 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. f.
Admiral Evans, commanding eight
hattlcahipa. sailed with the squad.
ron today from Hampton Roads for
West Indian waters for winter ma.
nauYern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
w. o. LnGos IL.
lasrlnn. rsIsaranh asrvIas.l

I3eflppa TaIt1Faph 40FVIeeI
NEW YORK. Jan At j. re-
ported that " u Leeds. the TIA
plate mnrnate. and former prnHi.
dent u the Rock Island system, W
critically ili from paralysis ho
has gone 10 Paris Tor treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
: Good New Years
Macmillan

5fil bf 70 look more % the pro.
ton ~ Hgm valuable papers.
teiffi nff Rent q box in the
Te Deposit Vaults Of Nm. .. per.
q q Co. Bankers. Alaska Build.
Absolute security. Boxes
70 per year. fes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
COUNCIL aoAsreo.

AT mf meeting OF the aeattl.
asHDef N Commerce this after
.aoa no ,iiY council came in for 3
Ioastlng fof not passing the ordi-
a..shes l'reriag The present hack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

fsoiNiss qaslsslsI sad,sos)
WAHiiINGTON y. g. jan -
- e coroner today began an in
est over the bodies II the vic.
~ oi The Toua Gotta wreck
nd8y nlgHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

Velvet 81 a rich French blue
Shade. touched here and there In
biscuit eolorod satin. forms a hand.
some dress coat for a Girl Of nine
The length Of this garment is 70 the
hem Of the little woman'a frock.
and Il Is lined with the satin That
trims It One LARGE tab on tho
front Of this coat IL Of the biscuit
oolored satin. and bands OF the
same appear on the cuffs and col.
lar
Outlining this JACKIE, up the
fronts and about tho bottom Il
gray squirrel Completing this
child's ont OF door costume Is a
crevat. muff and hat OF the little
gray animal
sc Jena imported opal slava Ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

NAY BE A SPY.


= VANCOUVER. y G.. Jan. 2. I
= - J Parks. who was arrest
= cd o. Fort laWfon yesterday I
= on suspicion Of being a spy. I
. Nv employed in The land regis !
= Try office here under the pro !
= vlneiai government
Il
A 800 $3.50 - A A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
JtAkttAsAAtktAA,
LORD RoTHoeHlLp
Is oPriMlsTlc.

! lSeflpps Telegraph servlael
LONDON. Jan. q lord I
! Rothsehild. when hla attention ,
! was called "a Che poaalmlatlc
! viewe regarding the prosperity
! of America, Ia feroCastlnx the I
financial reaction aud dlaaa. 4,
ter. said today
IT would be an mnerti. I
! nenee for me 60 advance an 4,
npinson a. a. whethor AMER Z
! iea'a prosperity a. on the +,
Nane. but frum certain mat ,
tors which have recently como ,
under our notice. Il seems a. I
me that America II IA no dan.
scr Of hard umen."
4 4 4 ! Z - 49, 49, A /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
MACON TO STAY
INDEFINITELY
lssfIppa TsI.ar.ph ssrllo..l

SIT NafNtAesf
WASHINGTON. D. G. Jan g.
seefeiary o. War Taft announced
o9ay that Governor Magoon will
flilain in Cuba indafinlfelv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
Watch Sale

Eigin and Waitham watches az
reduced prices this week. $40 and
up. Chicago Jowelry Co. 1907 Sec.
ond nv. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02
SiIYeEWaKa Sale

Closing out siiverware az reduced
prices this week AZ the Chicago
Jewsiry Co, 1907 Second ay. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-02

BUY AN ASH BARREL.
Geo. a. Woodhouae co. sell them
for $3.50. fl2 University st., Ar.
eade building 80
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BANK cLuAHlHoo.
LOCAL FLASHES
n.nn.r osts len pans.

beaaaf Gets Ten Days,
William Gray was given 10 days
on tho chain gang Tor begging BY
Judge Gordon this morning,
Spend Winter In Seattle.
W q. Downing. with bis wife and
daughter Il at the Lincoln 70 pass
the winter In Seattle. 10 ~ from
Great Falls. Mont.
Tronhelme OF 20 MsNieo.
J. -. Trenholmc. secretary Of the
Northwestern Steamship company,
leff last night for an extended
pleasure trip through Mexico.
Asks for a Receiver,
J. q Genazzl this morning filed
a complaint against the mafkie work.
ers firm ~ + Tonelii ana " RHg=
nut. demanding that receiver be
appointed to take charge u their
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Umbrella Sale

Don't forget that W. are closing
out al fine silk umbrellas at one
fourth OFT Chicago Jcwolry Go,
1901 Second av 49,