The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1906, Page 4

each maintained @ guard of one ION GUARE INCLUDES eee | 5 | eevee 0a Sale a THE SEATTLE STAR a wa 2 2 cen Aron BALLARD BAN AGHNCY aM Balled Ave One cont ne Belivered bem TO Mail. a 4 . week or tw » cones, Qe te when your subsoription expires ie at W hen that date arrives, (f your rutsertp each of t ‘advances, your oe taken from the liek + ol tee Feoekpt f the earth vie | Te iceed ai the F jeattie Washington, ae econd-class mation f < x 4 ee ft Unele fam, as, | ot LK BLASTIC HOBIE of Russian Revolution, Greatest Human oe a arty specie “ a4 ne day, and f them wa ne ' of Event in 125 Years--It Is Spreading be e Kumlan giant of ae a 1 5 . 1 To Other Nations, To Our Nation nations a “—_ ee or eae, right to lef " Wxtrn Heavy % H marine fons » ' ra Mea What is brewing in the caldron of Russian mutiny, massa- ! ’ ¥? 7 Quake Ade f cre and insurrection? What does it all mean? What will be | artddte Me ~¥y- { ad * jolgium patr ses ag 7 the result to Russia and to the world? In the first place, it is jinfantry; Hollander, marine; Jao Bath Towels—reguiar price 26c; Quak 0 wt probable that events in Russia will do more to ch ange the Holla: nag nine - Resstan if Chest Protectors, The Quaker carr h o course of history than anything that has happened since fantry; Ar . : pote vt in the sorthwest. Pries . a i row ght ave ' raphic Depa ent Thia der the French Revolution of 1789. He who has the slightest ry; German we, in steaks zs pose pod woods and leath o « knowledge of the period which began at the fall of the bastile fantry; Br ean, | artist burns any design or motto on either loath si 4 ‘infantry, afte A The Quaker makes free delivery to al : and en id enced at Waterloo can feel in respect to it nothing but PEKIN, Jan. Since the Boxer outbreak of 1900 powers bave trian, marine huge amazement and wonder. The French Revolution was a | social earthquake, a political torpedo which tore men’s ideals | (ook itw stand at 118 degrees, and efused to be moved and the alr was and institutions Jeose from all ancient moorings, and, in re |, pomi-solid mass of cinders. shaping them, produced the modern world. | The Man at Solitaria made ap bis " : ind he would shut down his rail Fix this in your mind, and then ask another question heme bgtye ot 2 grag ? Ask this question; No. 64, the fast freight, from t d 6.10 joe ke Are not the present events in Russia but a prelude to other | wee Sn & 5 the fast express from the east phones—Main 1240, Ind. 1240 The QUAKER DRUG Co_ | 1013-1015 First Avenue Straightforward ne Profitte—— Many Sales—- That's Our Motto ar ret: | 2615-2617 First pe The Bee Hive weemmmnnweas a ! t events as terrific and significant, which will in the next quar- | was due at 6.17, At @00 the Maw Avenue - ter of a century again change the aspect of human affairs? Fine Saale cose cat thea obieasie tat Between Vine and Coder Ste.| Reliable Dry Goods _— t Between Vine and Coder Ste Today look at a map of the world. America, France and | the m ine was ¢ Hind G0 CNIA Fi rrereeinsiitiliiinitiatea haa neater tinencaietteiateadnamennbinnentes : ——) ; Switzerland are republics; England and Italy, of the other | *™*, °° pagan acy cond pi fom La ‘ Great powers, are practically free, though under monarchical | track: some one had turned «the Ask Any Dealer forms, while Germany, Austria and Russia have up to this time | [wih Ralf way. The bik enaie 0 ¥ ‘. made lesss progress toward Demotracy station platform, and stopped, with ur Great Ja n ua ry Clea ra nce Ab i “4 The revolutionary movement in Russia has been going on See a ned ae tea out t 1e } z ek for nearly a year, and as conservative an authority as the Lon- | press could be heard rushing along cf don Spectator predicts that it may last five years longer, and it | {om ihe east. and two beak Sale Sta rts Satu ra ay AY 4 further suggests that some young Russian lieutenant of artil lon the dead run. When she 5 lery may today be studying the career of Napoleon Bona- —— FP ay ergo Poo! pre Mant a | parte annd be qualified to act at the end of that time. i slid. She struck the freight a n lia ry th, A point to be remembered by every student of current | [*"* Bre meme gery be eae | ‘ events—and we are all, in our way students of current events | oe * All the windows and doors When thousands will share in bargain ike of whic 7 have never been offered n Seat i is that the ideals of the period of the French Revolution ee ee tle before. Note the prices and then « early to get your choice of the snaps, as every Ask also if there i® another that measures up to ‘were purely democratic. With all its mistakes and horrors, the | sengers began to swarm out ike French Revolution did strive after the democratic ideal, an | *ormet out of a hornets! nest The Man opened a window in the STEINWA ard. The Steinway ja know as the Standard Piano, wherever civilization finds and Winter Merchandine priced for quick selling foothold % ideal today largely attained by the western nations. front of the ntation, with a revoly 77 ne mm m™ nanernanieni init The name has been established for generations, The French revolutionists talked of constitutions and the ['® bis hand, and told them i Wilt i Natt TH tach ge working and striving to make it what he was trying to do was none iM a Hil i i ¢ b-e-w-t, and leading in the process of piano im- rights of man. The Russian revolutionists are talking of these | of their business. Ho was operating yn Hi! ” nts for decades past things, too, but they go further; they are talking of division | ‘!* : sym: forse: Pinta bon Huh Wed i in The Steinway is as good as it looks, inside as well begga | want to unde d 6 Stet 0 looks, inside of land, of equalizing the distri bution of wealth, of other crude | way axis, be fired a co {i iH , i as outside, There is nothing false about it, and and half-formed ideas of economic change—in a word, So- |° we to thelr feet as i sf , | ’ nothing that will go wrong after it is in your home ‘ — _ could without hitting them, They (i ai PA al Dy r for years cialism. | he shut down the win ' i if ni} i i Other good plan os ‘ : Tolstoi says that Russia isin better position than any F — coer Pal / flit ae A. B. Chase, Estey, Emerson, Starr, Richmond, . : nd and tried dow in th ‘ f, eller, Grame ood Thaye others, bis country in the world to attempt common ownership of land. | rear, and he fired two shots through fli Uscotil Meal Ni i | ee : re ong bar. ee : nie gripe ny te. Should Russia, in the course of time and after a glut of | ‘he siass It was Just as wet they i Hh y ' ! nT iy i H pander mda ran be ais OF Gee Hors om 3 7 a Pr vgn ‘ didn't try it again, for he would i Hatt | nt ai ' ctory planer at on nade ertain prices horrors, become a Socialist or semi-Socialist state, the revolu- | have nailed them the next time. | Hl A iti Ht mh ity Hit i ‘i , and then mark as small & profit om them as the ¢ } F i li HAT tt Hit i i business w ® tionary wave would spread, for good or ill, to other nations. oe cone = Saou nae pe | g 4 ' H Mi fil ij! ie by the month if you prefer graphed that the expre fe | iit by t < a prefer Already we read of Austrians and Hungarians insisting | jy , at that No. 64 had @ hot box my cae ; fon the n that No. 31, the! j upon universal suffrage and a delegation of no less than a00,- | 8 ‘he sidetrack, eo that } : a | 5 ,. 5 worigees Scie tt ove’ | Men’s Working Men’s and Boys’ Ladies’ Kimonos eo workingmen filling the Vienna ringstrasse to impress par- | sent along. So No. 31 came along i Mament with their earnestness in making the demand. fe corel ecm ge — an’ Ge Shirts Sweaters and Wrappers f " 2 : a eo ekprewe (ra o he y In Germany the Socialists, inspired by events in Russia, ) beard it Pog ms lime, but the brake Priced for quick selling at Clearance Sak sown Sherman ( la & have begun an agitation for the reform of the election laws rooming win il aeer on the to Men's Working Shirte im plain | I lot of Boys’ and Men's extra ’ 5 which will give them the representation in the rechstag, pos- [Sr ine couches and ; striped heviots worth heavy and strong Paney Sweat had ‘ il Ube. Price to clone onty ors, Clearance & Price on 4 sibly a majority of that body, to which they are entitled. On raves trains were huddled up Mees extra, heavy Working Fear atice tie Co F P around the place, two o ; January 14 they will discribute 300,000 copies of a revolution- | fingied together in a heap. The ea-| an ee a Se oon tik Gita Dent oiieiae Gian mpan : a ary manifesto, and on January 31 they plan to hold 250 public | sine of a or be ete taped and dedatalien tuoeah ore; ansorted colors and ste 5 a " " 00 ue station platfo z ox te e. Regnier value $1.25 and $1.60 . . | demonstrations. The kaiser's advisers are urging him to em- | {jo jo5: ig to bet let in fo Regular value 60e. Price to ror ls: = pane Hs Steinway (and Other) Pianos = ploy troops to suppress this menacing agitation. The exhilaration of running «| fone onty ts 1-Be we Mens heavy Flanngiette and ’ Winey working ebiris with M 1-2 H cormbaie Sak Wind’ neath en's I-c hose So the lution is spreading. It may reach England, jtallroad was beginning to exercine | trange fascination om the Man at | = te where one-fifth the population live in desperate poverty. It |folitarta. tte nt word dows (eel pews throughouh Herthy ake | Priced for quick calling at 4c 711 Second Ave., Seattle € brakeman had come into may reach America, and help us to peacefully sweep away |{he ciation amt said there war s bie |f Price to close gply — Men's black and tan haif hose, at a colvert three miles weet the whole ignoble army of grafters and restore to the people ~ge Fe - their just share in government and well-being, which the |). Bathe gle yore Hint ies aie fathers of the nation designed for them. should be sent at ones, In 15 min utes the wrecking train was draw 4 jing oot of Centerville station, 17) Morphy Vs. Cotterill | miles east, with all the doctor Men’s and Boys’ os fu ae Heav oakecs, Women’s and Underwear Children’s Hose rance Sale Prices, 4 could be reised tm the vicinity. Mf Priced for quick selling at y 4 it hadn't been for # line of brake- |B ys sey warn a @ 1-Ze Ladies’ Merced ined | Prined for quick selling. One men stationed up above the curve wear, odd sized Morth Soe cotton hoe, North Star dpe : ‘The action of The Star on Wednesday in opening up the mayor- | there would have been a great ieee (> ine aoe 2p¢ Ml ites. Actual walue Loy let of Kimonos in Oriental and ‘a sity campaign, by presenting on a non-partisan basis the name of | ing for young doctors in Center At the Ladtew fast binck cotton Japanese effects, Worth up to We place on sale Saturday only a lange axsorth Councilman Murphy for the postition of chief executive, was imme oye ry Rapti Bragg omer Men’s Negligee hous, High apliced heel. Actust G6. Clearance Sale Price only Jackets, regniar values from $15 to $25.00 at 4 diately followed by the Times yesterday. That paper put up George oes weg iis canter san ait ook @ value Bite 8 Cotterill for consideration caged . : mi Mixers" tant use one passenger at Clearance Sale Price. nizes 6 to 10; actual value 12%0. | O%° mixed lot of Laitiew wrap- When The Star announced ite preference for Murphy, as a man who had won the respect and con fidence of the sple by hie feartenas hanest course in the city council, it stated that some other meritort The edicine vials ng was growing intense One lot of men’s Negliges and | At § he. Bore’ antl Misses’ black pers. Assorted styles and sizes. dot of : " ae A mn © _ These Jackets are of Kersey, Broadcloth and Covert, well\ in i f | Trains were beginning to stack up Golf Shirts with and withod cotton hose, “North Star Dye. Worth up to $1.50 Clearance od and are exceptional bargains q eus candidates might appear ie due time, and that the more there jut the statfons cast and w collars, broken sixes. Worth up and ctarse rib; retailed : < 3 Come carly and take your choice. We have all sizes. Were the better it would be for the city inten veluned ‘ to 7Sc. Price to Close ue Sale Price only 69e 4 If it were possible to make tho contest a contest be- | division superintende w tween capable men, the situat! w ' an idea! one. larrived on the wrecking tra : saa ttn Sas mga MC i ae m man ot uimparha' | rand Eastern Outfitting Co., du. ‘eet and record, so far as bias private fe ie orne t alo fn i q concedes that he fs a man of s ark, Under the Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. As to whether he would make the of @ mayor is a quem | cirex re was cause for . Seattle's Reliable Credit House q tién hard to answer. A good mar Cottoritt in | ¢ a ahbough there was 8) 4 too much of an extremist in his t > ever make a |"? of seagate ber ~ practical working mayor of the | oither way : He is known as @ man of hobbies and somewhat eccentric waya | About this time a couple of brake ee ROTTS If he were elected mayor us know exa a pect. | men put their heads together, and ibe tapmbipichbtaes: The Star betieves that (Co: i would give th ery clean ome “ i when “r m Bo jradb natal edlamee, oo E : administration, if he wer ted. At the game time it dowbts very | S7PE® he window et tet ee ee = much whether he could beclected. Cotterill tried once before and | Man when he was telegraphing | ae 7 ple rit Gouh to detent They Mgured that tt would make the is Gee a gt With Murphy opposed to } he chances w i be very largely | Man mad and that } . “ we in Murphy's favor. bis ame vo a rob tb w she ~ BRADT OPTICAL CO. é Murphy fe emphatically a man of the people and would draw . | sound of «mashing glass, the| Ladies’ Rolled Bdge Sterm Room 4, 1112 Second Ave a heavy support from the business and workin m of the city, He WEAK EYES MADE STRONG. wf the revolver, and th Rubbers; all sizes only ah has no antagonisms except towards domi ng corporations with the butlets a tens She which this city is afflicted at present. His record is fully as clean as od con , erest, cape that of Cotterill and he has the great advarzase of b actually bee gfrmon spe Silk and Wool done many things for the good of the att ane oy : U PIANOS auuypemene $a ub ater tathe wpen nity-quention, #10 Star le avoids |tacoh hori. cxywa, fone nderwear, ing any party organizat ments It ¢ pom the theory | th lor, and he decided _t di Ve sell better pianos at lower rates and on easier payments that the voters of Seattle will pay scant attenti Neos et of te otelat Gm a es’ got darker, howeve { the men on the than any other house in the city the coming spring election and that they will regardless of which party n right man k seliling. One lot nina tes him . k and wool under , alize A n combination and . ' " far mentioned. | fields to a farm house for a shot » to 88.00. Your choles to 1905 Second Avenve. Cc. A. MEYER, Mer commcee cosets |S". : onl 81.50 } # time a ridicule 4 vr happened. The Man went to sleep 0 | lA The beame of one of the headitg Umbrellas i I streamed in the front wins “ FOREST, THE SEBR AND Pow 1 en Ee Mee RD a | Gy a and she 7 h tome HEALER ne alin ms are rare, ly ’ ne DP jan who watched l nit by She fturh Ik him him awh hey nldn't wak { om « in it all we ishing Company what | om nged | m _ with a it waa one i seekin truth, and Solitaria will be f ndicate For m ng the summer |? r acl gn e At Clea ‘ - j} some s have foun It 's om the map by «@ circle half as|he sat out on the piatform of his|!™ The doctor said he would be of Ladies’ Brtl Bhoss; Loudon B your priv > liv a com- large as that which repre ox, in the baking sun daytimes,| 9%? Of two men to go In after him the " ' worth § munity where th ngs are Chicago. In reality it consists of «| and thr a ta} S freight brakeman snd be we the ¥ la enwolghs inderstox I can tell you. the sidetrack and watering fink or wna 1 lo jown the| D* tt rf aot) dren - oring roo Os hoes; ail " past and the fut and heal Great Western rallroad, and a tracks between t t “ ne the Saeeneee, « “ Priced for quit Loe e; aatual you without drugs. Are you fl i den box opposite, courteously | considering the que fron — paints tn mind or body, ¢ both? led a station, inhabited by «| clearly they did not recog n and jumped on the erow At D4e. Ila Come and see me Be advises a ‘i Rana gt he A Boe advised. man whose aim in life is to watch | power and importar ott er of Ae, ge shane bs - Allow yourself to be placed in : the sidetrack and telegraph along | they were wronging. He and the Man was gathared in, t Gtum and he the pathway of health, success the line how it is occupied at vari-|run the whole railroad h now thie 2 rth up to $1.00 . , and ha ss, majority ous hours of the day and night AB a first step in that n i tale of how wan rook wit Pp la s at 1.08 B a! ot . of people foliaw the tell cai The man at Golitaria got to think-|the Man saved money ape gph ncte rey hier Baer opu r oe inish Calf; double | and not alfays in the right dé ing it over—he had a great deal in « large sup: ¢ cann There is no probability that he will ei solid; actual valu rection, You have no doubt of time to do this—and he made up hia| he also secured two 44 spogsedpepeasee tell eee Depertindns ei ee ee ai ten sald to y t, “Why did \ mind wee mates Pi re ie a8 | waive oe half a dozen ment for which the traveling public 1 for qui all solid; actual value $3.00, | , rod, paragon frame, gloria and \} by t dc “ae I 80 and vet MEA he Gught to be allowed)” Pig ta | ah be grateful. The new Man PECIALS IN RUBBERS, | "sill covers, worth up to $8.00 Pi Gareepeieg i i “There Seti ted. en a aught he ous a et at Solitaria has. om aeskitant in this ad a mor Men's Storm Rubbers, @5@ | spectally priced for Saturday en oe health.” Ha 1 consulted one im a more than $25 a month for hi It wasn't un n the sonse ue } aT eae ! pe o8e are many things between the of clearer judgment, or with the Gapeiees, and that, considering lie} that ‘ vee merely ie, | M nsgesasnns sn knes heavens and the earth that are psychic power of foretellling the been running Solitaria alone | hot. Along down th ack the heat |= Ss ataeaR RENEE not down {nm our philosophies.” future, you would have saved Og 108 15 yours, they t to give him/ rose in There Nature’s Remody Yot there are thousaffls of per- yourself many of misfortungl) fan assistant to talk to—and to al not at in the air, not a sound f went pation and Indige sons who, believing the same, || hard knocks. Good and bad for) him an ocensiogal chance to ale except occa " ull of @ quail o ! de. f H have not the temerity to boldly || tune go side by sida Was itarighf that they should | from some distant rail fence, or the Wii H i H t 1 say so, Clairvoyance, Palmis- |] know the good? The lines * hee kept running thelr tra hspby | ory of a 1 ust in a de M Bae le ¢ Second HR Hil i / try, Crystal gazing and the gen- |} your hand will tell ME ma: ia soot 34 booars ee tae ay pn | tree On the xnny side of the at Pike Hitt 3 i i ! | oral practics of the@ceult, ts not || things, and pen and book wo days @ year, fa 4% yearn, dis- Jon at Solltaria he hermom the work or the fad of a day, == NOTE TO. ae ay paicanivarone jee . i - al thi} reo rl their ber rer . It ls cians: Cage } i 4 q di ee 4 i wy ” any one of us to know WModvry 4. SUBS@RIBERS | | {t all, and yet there are those |} Should yom copy of The Star tal) Y\ ee sweet ning aN iS S ning. who have made great advances to reach you by 6 o'clggh any eve ‘ our main office (Sunset, Main| c ' 2) Cal AS 5° i} be no clearer, P people Long yea have made me {ts ih, will tell you that whh || convince you and perhay ‘a- || prixe you, My full reading, lily given them |} $1.00 NOW. Ry mall, $2.00. TW powers and |] the leaves of the Book of F by constant |] and know your DESTINY, 5 Ithem above || MBE. ture has spe highly develoy forces, and which practice, have place in these selences. because please do ue the Tavor to call Independent 2 copy at one If you should} thelr fellows in the search of the |f ° sit more tham once, please tele ahosta, Banshees, Second Blast Ss - ao™ COLLING BLDG, JAMES ANDWND. PHONES 416 In tgp way we can be certain of and other marvelous happen Drug Store. 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