The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1906, Page 7

ALL HOPE — iS GONE COLMAN, WITH MEN AND ONE 18 GIVEN UP AS LOST g the northern se men and eRe woman honeymoon trip jorman ik ows of Orleawwe, wh ey | nit 482577 oF 4 FD J arses they will go ¢ WINDLE vee Phillipa Pee ee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee ee and stopping in a pile of scrap at Moran's shipyards, on the water oday at avon. & one-horse affair. by the Taylor Thomas Shaw friven the animal before Shaw had been feeding the anim at to put @ ha the animal when he ran over He stayed at ix collided with Supply company shafte of the latte was completely inte @ serap to tetae his baggas fillow went tothe ¥ MC. ALS obtained assistance for . time. Dat was eventually refused any for ‘Thie morning be dambfa and pace! heap at Moran's 4 eee eee ee eee eee a | hnaband @ | eatened fo shoot her om the First benk and were sicned by Beit Wher Sixth av this morning applied Frater a restraining order ning Herman Quandt interfering with pence or safety jotning him from further pre S000 ROADS @isstoners and pmmittiow with again take Stee ce eee eee eee eee Seeeeeeeeeeeee ee 2 2 ee eS BREAK IN THE CABLE’ Gtates telegraph deritor to th the first tele side af Old Wo- THE THEATERS a chance to go ee Ea = eee eee eteeeeeeee * * * * * * * . * * * * * ee ee THE SEATTLE STAR ~ SOUTHERN PACIFIC CUTS TIME WILL WEAR SAN DIOGO, Cal, Jan. 4.—The story of Southern Paoiffe constr tion work comes from Sonora, Mex leo, The company now owns and op ated a road from Nogales, Arix., to Guaymas, om the Guil of Califor The line wager construction is an extension of this road down the coast to Maration thenes to Guad f 840 miles, At Guadalajara mnection will be made with the Mexican Central leading to the City @f Mexico, and this new Hine, when completed, will wlajara, a distance REDIMNG, Cal, Jan 4—The | bodies of To 1 Jon . who browsht 1 thin aft t bullet b was ttn John Price's head this v « a shot w fired ow the thm lay a The mur tebbed beth ° vi cut 24 hours from San Franetaco | to Mexioo City, as compared to the present route, ‘The company also} contract several branches | has under ¢ to important mining properties, One for a franchine under which build ec heepelmag rey hy bad an eight-mile steam railroad from Yaqui reserve 140 miles from Guay RED HOT TIME AT BO 0. E.| Hoiittts the Miller mining district mas he contract requires the : : or anne See completion of this branch t May.| “OLD CLOTHES” SOCIAL TO slong & . Miller road i Domne, Another branch of 30 miles will be mone — built to Alamosa th . NIGHT | franchine, a# soon as the detadie The road will tap an enormously i | could be satisfactorily gpitied, would on construction work iting | whe Mex : rice Of) noon agreed te appropria out of the general fund for poem A. Relat Ramneay Seiaton: 10) ha: thn cage: sunanenen tims after killing them, rifled thelr J, W. Upper, who la handling t ordinance was turned Cows nbin and took « blanket with whieh | program, said thia morning Weather Forecast: tonight and ed the bead of Tom Price wur thin evening ts Thursday light to moderate south wo body wan buried annual affair, ‘The Elks’ Chrintma prin A hundred men are searching fo = are ever and th i | the mur ©, and they are confident tt tor { tonight will b is Bhumake, @ half-caste | eriuted to the poor 1 1 » was run opt of the) #uch gifts are always appreciated a . @ TLANG DRUGC tured by night. Shumake was seer n 7 £07 First av. in the vieinity a next few days Ale oe THURSDAY, JAIN. 4, 1900. _ land the First Minnesota batter | Other markers will the ad | wl ponitions ¢ by ow regiment in the asaguite of May ‘pega 1863 RAGS EIGHT- MILE Joho ¥. Merrill (Ms more plied to the county commrim RAILWAY be granted. h mineral belt in Mexico, and extensive angar plantations Over 3,000 men will be employe onight in the Alaska building the rder of the Beat People on Kurth wilt hold theip annual “old CITY TO HELP | cit a ey From Morn Till Night G@ittering gold wilt not gain ade! opHe street committee this after: | Is the Slogan at COLMAN BULLDING. RRR * | * * | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Jan, 4 » * | Bx-Gev, L. FP. Hubb en. CC Everything > RUSSIAN TERMS YOU S| Beer, Figueras, Sn # | missioners in charge of the selection In * jot “and mm “ to t READ IN THE GABLES : ©": & |in honor of Minnesota troops G . who fought during the ai PROLETAIRIAT.” Instead of cating themselves workmen, the ® }nhefe today to consider t Russian laborers refer to themselves as the proletariat ® [and models of the y BLACK HUNDRED are the loyatists among the workmen. They @® | which the selection is to be want reform, but at (he same time they have not lost their @ One lar state monument will be inborn respect for the cesar and for tigion. They regard ap @ | placed on a site selected by th a 4 all those who attack the cear and religion. ® |asiteioners, and the markers, or CTIONARIES are those who oppose the granting of liberal ® | areal) monuments, will be placed to gorerument, They are the large class of superior office. @ | indleate the positions taken by the 0 es a holders and nobles who realize that when Russia is free they @ | Third, Fourth and Fifth infant will lowe their jobe. INTELLECTUAL A general term applied to the Russian ped- & Syringes and Combinations. ple apart from the proletariat and reactionaries, They are # $1.25 Welsbach or $1.00 20 per cont discount all th Y educated Hussians whe are trying to liberalize the govern- ® wee ment and are split up into innumerable parties who have ® International Lamp . " ee (ZZ eZ great difficulty in working together . Coinplete 85¢ Gon. he Siaplay te: cue: WPe A CONBTITUTIONALISTS are a small bedy whe are opposed to ® nas tse ceene thane te On oow. violent means for uring frexdom for Russia, They want # Rp ig i ye By Mtn all reforms to come from the duma, the new Russian parlia~ # you 300 per cent © light ment *. halt the expens 46 STORES If CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS are followers of Tolatol, who oppose © box of Skat 10¢ THE LATEST IN INVISIBLE 35 STORE al vastetones to ton Dumatate ane whe eam Oe omab> oe Diston or Hishon. No. te f\f THB MATSON OO THE UNITED STATES. lishment of a rative community through the abolition @& | or Gut Edge He THE KRYPTOP of private ownerahtp of land * ‘6 Yankee, No. 30 ng i BUND, The Jewish revolutionary organization, which is work- @ | cio. 083 omtos Just what you have long been 1022-24 First Av. Cor. Spring ing for the establishment of full local government for Po- @ | chet Screw Driver wishing for i land. It is the best organited revolutionary force in Russia @ | © Kee of Nails A near and farsight vision and its work in Warsaw hag completely terrorized the local @ | » Balad Het combin mm the same lena, but authorities there. j “4 = vind wh che ZEMSTVOISTS are the members of the various municipal gov @ | **9? Too! Chee Sole Agent for Seattle ernments of Russia who Were the first to begin a systematic @ | Come im and L. W. SUTER agitation this year for the granting of a constitution, ? easons for Jeweler, Silveremith and Opt! tee e ee eee eee ewer eee eeveeny ee || SPINNING’S CASH STORE é ACCIDENT M’MINNVILLE, Or., Jan. 4.—Joho Martin and an unknowns man were killed early this morning near Carleton as they were returning from repairing track, on a hand ar, which wae struck errr re rere. ee ee *. One hundred and twenty-five « in eatabliah refueed to arant eight-hour day went out today. NEW YORK, Jan. 4--The shing use of Harber & Bros. granted the demands f the striking printers for a (8-hour week at shop. Their printers will re- ture to work at once a ome eee eee eee eet tee 7 +seeeeeeeeeeee * eee eee eens INDICTED n. +The! returned which in 1 Henry To od wit te Daniel BF ” J by eee Eee * * * Weatherman re * * ports th wing I aber # * nota ie clear day was re * # cord * - . Tee eee eee eee eee JILTED | [we ee eee eeeeeeren eeeee teens « train and were WASHINGTON, Jw 1—*} tag tonight at 7:30 to complete ar everything is on rangements for annual ball given |B i ie Red Cross Fes it ; : This is pension day at county t at Bartell’s. lerk’s office. More than 100 wound ed soldiers were there sion yy fiverce from ground of non-support Judge Tallman, compelled ¢ to Cut jot health, morning ren fourth av his ning and met with a very By | . ’ - rious bat not fatal Injury Lister-Thyr ne, bottle We guarantee F : Patrolman Peterson, the arrest 20e¢ | year t me her Floating Bath ing officer, staten that the woman ether thei Baia for | Fountain Syringes @5¢ | Mennen’s B : 4% or dozen 50e was (ntoxicated at the time and that s . >a $re for these at air Soap she had been drinking heavily for)/ fore throa r as a mouth = nf aga . I a Hae a 13¢ some time past } Ww : ’ “ae oF ali 2 kes. ee Inquiry at the Wayside hospital , adies Pe t s Tar ar Egg vealed easing nicely and that no fatal re-| Mr. Price's Bellad rous | tea ; th ice goes it expected as the result of ha « oT Fie . . hoilet Soag her fall Pissters Se i IS¢ | Dr n's I 1 Taleun 206 Th now are of the opinion t ' aoc at other} py | » Pow Te\1 r & ¢ s Lil Soap that J. Hog the ma ho held up > bane ob hewn ~ : 16¢ Adver ! 18¢ ht, i» the same man who hel ‘ l f Ta Dr. Lister Ant t t I : I tell's 4 e finest IF. R. Drake at Sum ron Se Paste 16¢ bag ' t Y t soap found Marion st. December - 1 | ris t n th it and all at cut ¢ was committed with 13¢ pis distance of where , Hewes took place. Hin description also tallies ated at ip thie morning Look for the Red Cross, Millions Have Followed It, Nobody's Lost re. PW. Boyaton, 1211 4 Bartell Cuts the Price----Always,----Both Stores Honor the Dead Successors to 0. Beninghausen. 714-715 FIRST AVE. Right Before Your Eyes Our prescriptions 1210 flecond Ave. SALEM, Ore, Jan. 4--The @ fate of A. T. Kelliher, the #/ millionaire Chicago lumber- #/ used of forgery in tly acquiring state mas ® a udule * schoo! lands, is in the hands # of the jury which retired thin # * . . noon SERS e ee LOCAL FLASHES | . ~ j are compounded in plain sight—no se- erets about it. Volunteer firemen will hold meet nd soldiers’ wid > apply for thelr pea e Keleey today gran Frederick Ke We Never Forget Adoia has rece i, and this ed hia work Mrs. Hill, a woman living at from & semond story n her home at 1.50 o'clock 15¢ quart Hot Br for a Pay soc for the the fact that she was pro BARTELL’S OLD STORE 506 SECOND AVENUE ARTELL’S RED CROSS 610 SECOND AVENUE