The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1921, Page 12

* neries near the mouth of th (PROUD ¢ CHICK }& Jap sa Corner S Thwart U.S. Block All Outlet Trade Impossible. SO Merry, }# Merry Christmas ?: and n Happy jf New x ; are very great In the maritime fe good agricultural land, mc developed | The entire Pac ‘ ered with forests Year ‘ @nd. in places, oak ‘ ef the Amur river t Tkewise quite exte On many of the trit Amur there are exten excellent agricultural la the raising of small gral to you all! Pers PES able fish The Deen but little expic geome Russian and Japanese © “Jap Silky” is a proud b) proud as its owner, little Miss <4 in the i as Le and in Kamchatka. Als terior waters of Siberia ish and othe wr , phot pei fies of Floren Holeke r, @ ed 2\S% Jent fish. years. “Jap Silky” carriec t off From Kamehatka to the Urals| first prize at the Englewood, may be found many fur bearing NV. J show of “barnyard : mals and this country today PE PAP PA IASI Re Fa Fa PES nishes us most of our furs. I Principal furs obtainable are the Berian squirrel, sabie, ermine, ¥ | Deaver ‘and mink. During : SANT A MAY BE®*s Years there has been but lit Ri | fetes = wot esas GOOD TO STATE because it has been tmpossibl ex OLYMPIA, De 4 port them. | ‘0! : t | ALSO EXTENSIVE v } MINERAL DEPOSITS x | Siberia contains exte Jensen is @rai deposits. In Kam a8 fakhalien and the 5 Ince are extensive cc and re petroleum deposits. In the Mari v FA] time province zinc and silver are ’ @lso found. The northern tribu thon . Taries of the Amur are almost all gold bearing and in places toda eroerg, as @redges are at work. In the Tra fs Baikal province south of Nerchinsk. ‘ ile vers axtenatve deposite of silver Managers *% Jead and zinc, which have been : worked for many years but still) qin, Th is contain great wealth eo In the Altai mountains, near the ‘ Mongolian border, are large deposits Greater 4 of copper, sold, metals. On the Lena and Y Fivers, north of the railway from 200 to 500 miles, are both Placer and quartz gold mines, very rich in content. The Lena s« id} om fields are the best kn sitver and other “4 'MONEY FOR it _AUTO CAMP PY Theatres i Co. a fed thruout the Siberia Suchan mines, a erty, which is v Sakhalien there th) “Mety Niet (©) “Patey 7 ous varieties. tothe west are ¢ Chita. The coal is bi the vein averages thickness. In this feveral other coal ate not being worked peg the present time. SPLENDID COAL IN REGION The next extensive coal mines 4 the Cheremkova mines 70 m west of Irkutsk. This coal 4 excellent quality and the field ts large extent. Further to the ¥ Mes the Kuznetz busin, wh tains the best and quantity of coal in Si this basin are also ex ore beds. None has been exploited ¢ way purposes and | Western Siberia { tural country a the granary of th and o : HART DENIES = JOB CHANGES YMPIA, Dec. 2 Starting Saturday at 11 : Darwin to Quit at First of the Year dairy farms wh of L. MH. Darwin 4 a. m. Hon, produced Bote yi gem Now Playing products Jan 1. it The Tra A . “tege very gos" er produce pict and hi , ‘aH : ing these working the PICK. FORD Sensation of New York - Petition Harding to Help Veterans for th: other Easter outlet ‘The Siberian give equal or tions, but unt the ‘ i on fs ti possible : CHINESE MOVIE, © 0'0820% KING DEPARTS ©" euaulane 1. Loo, the movie king of | Birthday Dinner to a day, on t atchee, ; Be Held for Meeker Little Loo cont hou: ‘one st motion Lord Faunt- magnate motion picture houses as ( rae long before Chinese films will be eu Syl in the United state A CHRISTMA: will be dents at th tional church while residents of Youn gather in the Youngsto wimilar celebration and carol win ing. Her biggest triumph! ie | tan . The star and the story i if ed by Harbe = millions love! THE SEATTLE §& ee em a ee THE Coliseum Concert Orchestra Special Sunday Program at 12:3 “Muale of the Spheres” Grand Waite STAR Mrass Quartet, arranged by Arthur Kay Komente -Waldteutet Last Times Saturday at The Strand Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter o--i Neo “DON’T TELL EVERYTHING” RRYMORE —IN— The Lotus Eater” The strange story of a man who does not see a woman until he is twenty-five! / Now ™~ The SATURDAY EVENING POST Story by Joseph Hergesheimer Of mountain mothers and mountain men and a boy who longed to be a man. 6 with * the *% Screen’s : Greatest Artists Richard Barthel- mess at the COLISEUM Harold Lloyd at the LIBERTY John os Barrymore a at the in STRAND : F gs u Mary Pickford at the —- Playing ~ Gift Books! A book of Theatre Coupons —NOW ON SALE! Exchanged for admissions to any Jensen & Von Het berg Theatre—$5.00. Ask the Cashier at any house Oceans of Joy! Yes, Oceans! BECAUSE AROLDY LOYD is NOW HERE in cA Sailor- Made Man” his first 4-act FEATURE and Irving Cummings “Holy Night —IN— et from “ON THE TRAIL” |= an exceptionally thrilling LIBERTY NEWS 1 Northwest drama! ate MALOTTE Sunday Concert 1 “William ‘Tel p ENA, GSN RAE Every Day a Good Photoplay Pf RHEE. ON ale