The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1906, Page 7

—-s THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, HESKETH ATTACKED SEATTLE SCORED BY OFFICIAL SEATTLE WORKING ABEE N, Jan Laat 9 the State Pedera ¢ La “ A w of Y a ut " vanceme i t and V VICK PRESIDE NT S$ OF OF LABOR UNION STATE FEDERATION FOR NEXT CONVENTION ont Casey's repe are now es. Both BOYCOTT AT WORST LOCAL MILLERS REPORT THAT TINUVES, AND THAT TRADE # CENT—SEND AGENTS TO CHI at the Ch boycott of P an BOK w at ita w te shown by a canvas of the f house aloag th past that fas bad and stflt hes an oriental expért bas materia from h ¢ A e y falle t oe not aggregate ov This means quite a any, and the boycott ¢ decrease. During lays the company ha a lithe of the orienta nding & representative to the emailer dea OPPOSITION OF CHINESE CON. AS FALLEN OFF ABOUT SO PER NA hich shows That the boycott fs oafined to the larger dea Have Same Experience. ~entennial Mil « bas met with the same expe as well aa a number of manager of the Cente a riental trade states th acute per nt ext fow we rf success C Their trade on off over per cent on account of Though Shanghai was home of the boycott, it seer hat little} ng off has taken place in the export trade to that city. Chefoo, | ‘ m and Hongkong seem to bo t Hting most effectively WILL WIN BY DEATH RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONIS TS PLAN TO GAIN FREE- DOM BY KAISER AND CZAR E ASSASSINATI NG HIGHEST OFFICIALS XCHANGE NOTES ST. PETERS Jan. 5.—The Pevolutioniate’ acth While oper expect to continue mma snl Cho It Witte wi The cx anked the kaisor's advice as to quelling the rebellion tm Letts ond other Baltic previnces The kaiser urged the most ex- treme measures, and pointed that the revolutiontets wer ing against German reside The couriers of the caar h Kaiser meet dally at Eydtkubne, ac- |} cording to reperts, and exchange | dispatches. | Fighting is going on fn the Ural | mountatne | ‘There ia an outbreak in the Oren durg district | Wiwe Has Turned. Witte, angered and 4 by opposition sot only from the ae of the imperialists, but from side of those he desires to hel most, the revolutionists, has urge j'to have sympathized fn the the czar to revoke all t ber a granted in the recen ty Many arrests have wnmand of Witte, of mer life of the emperor, A number of these are among the most promin mt people of this city Every person in the empire known alight the revolutioniats and tried for degree with 1 be arrested. eat | dition. Tortures that would shame those of the Inquisttion have been flicted upon a number of revoiu tionary leaders, to make them give up information. This is one of the horrible phases of these times rouble. moat is report tar bas sent ecow Admiral Rofestvensky denies he wrote (he reeent letter published aa coming from him, in which he England of openly aiding n the late war. MISS ROES WAS BORN JUST FIVE MINUTES DATE HER FIRST BIR" Miss Roester 12-pound davghte f Patrolman Richard V. Ros South Seattle, has honor of b aby n the new Relying » official ds tn the off ‘ Health Office Ludlow Star terda: stated that Baby Ander » was bern TOO LATE DAY FROM 1905 @ father th rning alle he Star SAN « ‘0, Jan. 5.--T f is in Seattle, committed suicide bi today in his m, at 217 Leaven ARREST ALLEGED! SWINDLER re s the + He ts being’ awaiting ide ton ' } BEREAN * *| ® HA Bermuda *| wb ates toug *| ® Potomar. a f the . ® in he 4 oal and » ® Viston vewe a L* ® 100 m tf this | -4 v4 Pit will pa rrow . LJ . 4 * BRR hhh hhh hm | MOT CHASE AFTER | JAP MURDERER DON: Onkwaga, wanted in Tack. ma for assault, was arrested by Special Officer Frank Clark at Oc eldental av. v terday hington st. yew hase afternoon after a sed Okagawe men and . $2.75. Bankrupt gst avenue t., by gas. 1 wher, Alexan Anderson rge ot y ft od at 2814 Washing I k X MEER EERE EY - * |» {OINES, Ia, J ~ « . A. BR. Alt * * 1 to the . * nent f * * Nicar * * 1, but * - - * * ot te te te tt te tt tt tm er J. W. ¢ t San I thin next few days AEE . * . N PRANCISCO, Jan - * w fast ma tule, * * h ent 24 he ia the time # *& ew York to San Fraseris- ® * « Chicago and Union and * * ” fic, has gone ito # * effect, greatly improving the ¢ * mail facilities of California * and the whole coast ee’ * * - nh hk kt th ke of Neath $15.00 Young 3 Men's ‘Tatlored sults $6.36. Banksupt Salo, 1217 o a THE LATEST IN INVISIBLE BIFOCOLS. THE KRYPTOP t what you have « tor and ff W. SUTER L. In- | LER LEADS. ja TO MAKES ONE CENT PROFIT ON EACH LOVE LETTER HE GETS) OMAHA, J ‘ } nm andjothers asking financial assidtance. |A. J. Seaman, 6 Nebraska's womet t has to write And | wealthy taxtitle buyer and recluse ask } arry them, and f i \ is making money H method is wiieiia ae | very simple. I never re says, “aw it eee eee eee eee ee e@) 1 aw “ atage @tamy . * writing That would * ts M d wir be enome y when (hey in ; . ee me a nt stamp, why 3 ey . way I make @ penny * a |, During Mr, Seaman's tusinens le ¥ ’ » be @ | hours be can usually be found at lw th %| the court house or city hall, Ke le t t @ | CaO transact his business there and jeu # | Keep Warm without expen In the * @ | evenings he takes advar { the ee ee eee eee eeeeee A & rooms of Y. M AFTER THAT BIG SALVAGE | BA Ja sud-| How to Dress Cheaply ° + CO . i) M aman ie frank im talking 7 about b expenses for hing ! M Ay pald @ hese shoes,” he . “ atated nta I paid $1 for \ ‘ : “ and the | got f cents pt the th ,| This ry gen for, and 2 eo alrta mati ges. had before cost me 2% ats t Thia hat I've got on I only paid 2 cents for, and | ght it of [eee RE REE EEE EE OHH) clerk at the court house. But my * mmer hat { got for 10 conta, 1 ® ANNAPOLIS, M4, Jan * | was offered 23 ce for it before I! eM Ae, wee */ got home. wr nt consrtmartial This collar and theae ® He ts used of basing © anid, displaying some « ® Roberts, of I * ® told affaira, “l got for 2 ¢ i? *' 1 did that by g them tn the RARER AAHH HERE winter time, This vest I've got on | NEW YORK, Jan The I pald 10 conta f My overcoat sounded by Schiff {e approved coat me 50 cents three years ago. I many fnanete 1 ) | fleured some on getting a new one }it. Gage and Frank A. Vandeeltp,| this fall, but I found | could make lboth of whom declare that the cur-| tla one inst another year cena deen te Mr. Seaman positively refuses to out delay, as to p say anything about the extent of his ~ tax Utle business “~ much | y he has accumulated. He eee EERE RRR ERE no bank account * *. * SIOUX FALIA, B& D., Jan. 5 *) * lob F mmona re od a) Se the Tage *® as coming thia etty to *! & municated with his runaway @] 6, o6 wr geaman's greatest ® wife, has pot ye arrived. * e # | hobbies ts that of getting premiums eee ee wrod — yearn ope | CINCINNATI Jan It hes) not smo! chew } de t tz Alert Why, when my sister's daughter Ky. ia 5 <t-| got married I sent her as a wedding present 1,500 tobac tage with es that while she ia in which she got her a sewing ma . t whe WH! | chine time before that my had let an agent convince her alate ed the actio sat she wanted a different brand trying to) of a machine, and so she turned in n her an out-| her old machine and paid out a lot arty in & part of thin | of money, with the result that she where the woman ie UH-/onty got a second hand “michine 420 | fixed over, So I sent thode (age to = lahow her the difference in her buy Me ‘pe ing sewing machine and my buy MARI NOTES fag oun” in Tradl “ enemy in Tre Fishing schooner J. ¥. Coanies, | & ¥ [ Captain Ole Todal, fitting out for | trip to Wrangel Narrows. Intends| When going from one county seat to remain (n Alaskan waters per-| to another on business, Mr. Seaman has made it a practice to Walk, se Valencta, Pacific Coast | curing what rides he could frout se a will take ran | tion hands or farmers wWhq' were . Valencia will sail | driving by. In starting oulon these San Francisco tomorrow, trips, Mr. Seaman would trade needles, pins and similar notigns to his meals and for fm thelr thigham, Globe Nav- | the farmers for igation company, ia now unloading | the privilege of sleeping j}at Guayamas wher she arriad at nieht Tr after tr bee cargo of lumber and piles from Se-| been made this way from Omaha to attle Denver, down into Kansas and Ber through other state to A Onty once has Mr. Seaman been Scho known to make a mistake in his tax umber at Port for tithe te purchased f anghat ab ) the title to what was pur United States army transport Dix | ported to be a 10-acre tract of Innd fror Honotul for Seattle | lying north of Omaha Investiga yeaterday. She wil load for Manila, | tion showed that by changes In the taking In *. & avairy horses, | channel of the Missourt river, the 25 3 the Eighth battery, | ontire 10 acres are now the cen If eld ar ' and a we ” ™ ter of the stream. The county com ver. missioners would uot reimburse him and he had to stand the loss. ee ee ee Judge Albertaon toda hearing . | case of Turner and wife va # ANNAPOLIS, M4, Jan. 4— & | Northe ft hicago, 3 * The made a final # | jingt save F ron ree Plat lb ong ae ord of | tigi der $1,999 alleged damages oe ee vada, # ground that Burtingt ad te + os of Kim- ® | fused arry them wh hey * brough It also # 1 their tickets, whieh they hy * a rial of W. W. Foe & mght from &. F. * tt A, acoused of haz- & _ ¥ Roberts, of Utnots # | $18-$20 Men's Tailored Sults * * 5. Bankrupt Sale 17 -F Siete hhh he 100 Per Cent on Your Money turns fron ildeat hem per ce } 7 yee A a et | lg low per cent om i€ tr. ree | Men’s Suits, Simpenc ‘ | Overallig Hose, Nectwear, Shirts, 1 ™, Hla | Trousers, ete., are all marked, @til the cAd ef the sale, at 50 per cent reduction soon ¢ Thiggoale will egg | 719 Second Axe KING BROS. CO. Formerly Sully’s Heavy y. ial . t Me The ices. Big Bargains In Men’ s Furnishings Merino black h 20x Big and Store fairly in Me Oxt rd, Saturday - 12 126 Medium Weight tetms Wool fan day Spe Cash me with Sple A. Bridge & Co., BOYS AND MEN GET THE BiG BARGAINS 1 the at the Gnl- verwity f Pennsylvania they are THE THEATERS |" RAT CAUGHT, KILLED AND) 50) SNS they possess such « thing as mame ory, ‘These nthes are not of lively party of females wear r Hine gigantic hoopskirts attracted Tr fact, one of the | reeen ee attention at the Grand op most f ye f plant ere house last night life in 4 On nnot a» In fact, if it hadn't been for the nociate Whe mind with ¢he hoopekirts, the military comic opera Hower of : by When Johuny Comes Marching | elven Menflbe , ae Home" would have been shorn of ita] tr tthe, Voere npn ; ‘ moet diatineti feature. | wr Poe pes t { But the hoopskirts saved it, ‘The phy - Pr te women, im the audience kept thelr anid the university .suppiing Siete eyes ri¥etted on the uncanny things] ba saga , Secon and many of them wondered anx | bb Bi jously how they will look when the dhes hoops again come into vogue, a# ng t 1 rat, Jor Dame Fashion threatens they will tent. to in the near future | ont ‘ It opensap There are some catchy ne n | t t t 1 of the opera, well sung by weveral prin ts s In cipala At the close of the first act ir. ¥ He gete the encores of the fence are de | gots nded by*the company n return are f enderin atche of pat f calla songs in ¢ rus to the wild waving " * of a big American flag, ‘This devic siatior which makes an average patriat re th enthe eat he be charged with tres intry, was largely re | hen duf- for the three « n calls f ine which the company t receive ‘ ity T re a couple of. pretty girls titutes in the company and no more ws traps, Gut " ar ist gir and of varyin, aD orks legrees of plainnern irs The male portion of the organiza tt bifeh- tion Is the #trongest, In many re | t the male chorus work being | 1 tvanla phen | their Wh Johnr Ce Marching | ~aereeeetil tieal Riba wy! , 4 D8 | PHOTOGRAPH OF A DEAD RAT rue PI Y TRAP AT THE lets Home” will do fairly well to pass UNIVERSITY OF PENN ANIA é an ve ng The opera will again} a . we 0 pre “i tonight and tomorrow| “Quaff, ff this kind 9 Wh ' r rat, mouse, | dis eh 1 I c t sad Popular Price Clothiers Men’ s _THE SUITS 4x rH Suits and Overcoats OVE RCOA"’ TS ut esent all terials. , long THE $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 $8.00 $8.50 310.00 Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats TREMENDOUSLY REDUCED FOR SATURDAY I Knee 16 Ir \ y, we bar Hose, ndid \ nelu ALL «Pie Values, e, On Ag £ Sal cS Satt All Day at Exactly HALF PRICE xtra Sweaters air y I rth $3.00 worth 25: all dey ambs’ Sat ur vartment ; plait and >atur- ial....... $2.00 i Men's Extra Heavy ay Special . Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Fleece Lined Underwear, all sizes, worth 75¢ Saturday ae: are cutting and slashing A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue An ¢ p an ated lined with worth up t GREA Children’s Dep't $13.50 Peter ‘onal lot made we of with & kirts, als Saturday 1 eter Th y sor ge 1 with ood aty year ar ‘ormer p ufts finished with Jered shield, sta front with silk from Children’s Coats and Dresses er The ek A) 95 $1 ¥ 50 Ce oat len $6. 95 This lot contains al cheviot torm teh mixtu Collarl esi up to $11.00, A adcloths, Meltons © of the nattlest All well made and t velvet and sailor c« $19.50 Coat a all the erage, ad LOT ), They come in ev yes and cuffs 6 unlined. 19.60g0 in this lot at.. out 50 of the season's worth up to $11.50. rHufs 18 AN EXCEPTIONAL from $12.50 to $19.5¢ 8 especially pretty @hompsons, Long or thr trimmed, Best slo, ones in the Pice About 8 quarter length ep ih “4 Off All Miss isses tyle All sine neat colla All our $9.85 Ha =o ih, Dan f the immed tn h ompson Dresses $6.95 ) Qhaizauie tabrig, ahown illy style ant = Peter Handsomely made and cd fine < um Skirts s an W ‘$9.85 January Sale} ( Next Door to the Bon Marche ARNATION (REAM 2 Cans 15c LANG DRUG CS 807 First av. COLMAN BUILDING. Everything In Hot: Water Bottles Syringes and Combinations, cent count all this See the display in dow. Win- Good Reasons for Buying at Spinnings . the and Se as we sell the regular Reason 1 wrinkles out vest for You can keep of your coat RIGHT RESERVED TO LIM | 10c coat hanger for a nickel. The IT QUANTITY, | Up-to-da Trouser and Skirt Hanger to keep your trow cre cost 10c, You really need the two. Reason 2—$1 $1.00 International Welsbach or Lamp com- Tomorrow, plete for ope Get one and beat the gas po Saturda Pans : Reason 3—15¢ box Skat. 1O@ It takes the grease, stain, Specials dirt and grime otf Instantly. There is no exeuse for dirty hands now Reason 4—$2 Diston or c Bishop No. 12 @r Gilt Rage No. 112 Handsaw For Sugar-Cur nl The Gilt Rdge ts a nt Go * Hams and fully guaranteed 1 broom sweeps @lean 45c Reason 6—$1,50 Yankee No, or Goodell-Pratt No. 555 Au. Ter. 2 pewnde Adame Java tomatic Rate screwdriver Bien ffee. We guar . te tree seseess OR rend ava Blend to please 50e extra buys chuck and % you, It’s a 40c quality drills, You go three times the work and d@@ easier wii 12e Dozen Reason ¢ 00 keg of naite 7~ $8.00 ' Savage "pate » qua t caliber ze rifte 4 Oran 5 ; ° iccata’ eee aie Rn neton rifle gS Aflams Tea & Iver Johnson patent ejector. | ale barrret shotgun, , ison 10—$12.50 double a n window far other eaee uality reasons, SPINNING’S CASH STORE 1310 Second Avo, Coffee Co.