OOCTOR Si- \ V A- SEN RETURNS
FROV LMTEO STATES
TO CHINA
i.-v-si Nevrs Bureau1
?vturiKv to C.i-M. His rvtnm is
i ? . !?; C.< rt ? ' <>. &> {i
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nh " . was exJed 011 account of his
.!> . astj He has traveled much in
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tine hefp for and fanning into activ
:y :!>. present Chinese reMtkm.
Whi't travelfac atvroad in the inter
S
iiari ;:AnT m> j?f>JiticaJ
act > ,-r:s> -,1 a price to be pla<^
??. . n I 'd* '. ministration
.n v"h!-va \Vhiie in IxwxJoti. he t.v
k:<i an . held by the Chinese
a> ? ;t male his escape.
the P. C c"*i#?. for the revolution
T7i? "v i V -i^trcors to the < that
?
HEW PIPE LIKE
The H in FVuv-t C<> will Jay tin
. s : he iws?!rwvir. early in the
? ? -i.i >:.mi feet of
pi orvK red for the iww iine arrived
V ra- ae Moroay. It will be
. ...Viy to the grade es
Vtisbi - as- summer.
, a V tv> :v,
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TGUB WISCONSIN
TAKEN AS BEGINNING OF ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN FOR
nomination
. \;?si>a X. 'irea *
MILWAUKEE. Wis 0. IT,? Senator
Kohert M. LaFWte?e starts on a tour
ve-v city %rs the state, making
speeches in each ow.
Thi.? is resided a* the bccinnlns
of an active Munpftign for the presi
dewy to succeed F>rpsklent Taft.
RELEASE DISSS
Tl f,
L
t Ry Alaska N ??> Rurea \
??OKTl-ANP IV. i:.? Wwuii-r Pttsi
nia.- 1 er .1 - ;>h 1 . of Cordova, who
was arry - ed bore Pe<'. I. on ? ? ?r J
rax cabled from Cordova, has beet
a- ; postmaster FVvulks with embezzle
. . of foods from the Cordova pot"
nc
fitful
MISSING m
K vXSaS CITY. Doc. 15? Juror Wal
ran who disappeared from thi jurv
m dnrins the Hyde trial has not
been appr< V>ende<l as vet.
Th'Tc are rumors afloat that the
iiiiSRMBe?
For Ladies
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Coats. Suit . Sk rt?
>:ik Pc^icoafr
S\\ arse Kr.'tu - S .td*
A*t t* r (. a, -
St. k'C ? Su\le C '.?> \es
Dressing Govns
Hat Bin?
Bath Robes. Ki.-roni'
Si.lc W a;>ts. Relrs
Shoppir c Bscs
Silk and Fancv Hose
Err" ??- icrer. HanJkerchiefe
1 ?? <? v ? ? - Scad?
House Dresses
Dre*S >- i.irs. S i;- ror*
Dress ' it* - "ns : \
FOR
Little Girls
\ BIG ASSORTMEN i
OF DOLLS
Do. Rusrc?es. Dol J" uraiture
Hair R>hbon?
Initial Handkerchief
Bear Sim CtMS. ( Mb Coals
Bonnets-. Leggir.v Games
Alt K-vi- ? oys
Picture Book?
Story Book^
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For Men
ta
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Fancy Arm Bands
Si k buspenders ;
Siik H -e Sup: t< rs
T >e. } landkr. c tos <S. Sox >ets g
Smoking Self B
Ash Travs
Initial Silk Handkerchiefs
Silk Shirts
Fancy Golf Shirts i!
Coat Sweaters BE
Smoking jackets g
Suit Cases, i raveiing Baps _
Dress Sh e>
Suits. Overcoats
Hats. Etc.
ALL
Small Boys
Sleds. Wagons. Trams. Boat^
Magic Lanterns
Meet a iicai Toys
Fur Caps. Leather Leggings
Coat Sweaters
2 and 3-piece Sui*s
Shoes. Hosiery
Mittens
Four-m-Hand and
Winsor Ties
Assortment The Best? Prices Right
H. J. Tynch
Th? Up-Tc-Dat* Haberdasher ani La.'ies Furnisher.
PARCEL POSf
sEN ATOR SEES GREAT DANGER
IN A ONE CENT
POSTAL RATE
\\ VSHINGTON. D C Dec. 14?
.rta; danger to the parcels post
>? i: :i Itr? ill the demand for a
? >.nt letter rate. according to Souot
- U chairman of the Senate
on postoft'iTvs and post
roa ' - A M?tt?- rate, Rourne
s. \. ii-M make sucfj a mat'Tial
the revenues of the Post
Offio. r? ?tr'tm -:t that delay in 'ho
r> i iV.ishnjen of a parcels pos* twiM
* . : v':,ibly resuk.
DqiMPt Di'PCQT
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PRIXCE 1UPERT Dec 2? The sec
o:k! day's, sale of Grand Truiik Pacific
lots showed sin.ihtr interest in iiie
s.l!o as Thursday. W hen the sale
ii '.st Iiii.iA 411 of Um? 38- lots
soW. the total realized be
iiiii o.OOO. The auction will dose
'.Klay. Many buyers are hokiinp off.
t _ that a drop maj come on
'ast day. but it is unlikely that
there w .U be any radical chancre. The
re>nh of the sale is already feft in
e\' - ? ve offerings of lots in other
parts of the city at slightly advanced
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FORIS
VICTORIA. B. C. l*>c. 15 ? Russia
. "e ."!? ? men on the Siberian fron
- r between Vladivostok and Irkutsk
liu barracks and fortifications ar>
b eiing built at Habarovsk and Irkutsk
and the railroad, solely a strategic
?. is being hurried to completion so
thai Russia wiM never be caught
a lin as she was when .lapan declare
war seven yers so. said Oscar Ttatt, a
? ? To^pect or a:id traveler who arrived
'? tn ht Orient last night. Mr. Uatt
; mi:, h time In the Siberian troM
fiel.ls. He said:
"There is plenty of placer goM in
S:1.)- r:a, especially in the Amur dis
tr:< ; Russian companies control the
Th. stoan^T .Jefferson was delayed
th, narrows and will arrive in
.T irn ? au at five o'clock. She will reach
) re sometime tomorrow morning.
SENATE HEARS
IDE REPORT
vOMM ITTE E FINDS MAINE WAS
BLOWN UP BY EXPLODING
SPANISH MINE
\la-ka News Hureau.)
WASHINGTON. P. C. I)ec. 15? The
1:1 of Che sp?-<'4a] board , appoin'od
tl? ? President to invc?UateR the
\ w hich wrecked Uie Maine,
i - to the Senate today from
House.
7.. ? rep< : t states tivat the Maine
. 1 >wn up from an ertertor sourc^
a Spanish mime in Havana
uarbor.
MOSTON. Oec. In ? Teddy Boose
s' breaking into i*1nt aiaun
r anottier pteurue of RonseveH
;i1k i to sweep over the country. !
'ar. <i a prominent politician here
R.x? veH ha.? a personality whidi
i Xn.'rican people soern unftihte to
r- si lw continued.
In hi address here today. Roosevelt
? no mention of any ambition to
' >n i'lated for the presidency
His aud "ors hung on hh? every |
w -t th- hopes of catchinR a stray
1 of the juvsonoe of any such
: non his part but were d<w>m?1
i disappointment.
GUPTILL I EAVES
? v
Mr. Clyde B GuptUl will aoewn ;
I>r f.abio on the Jefferson to
i ? q fqr tc Vs o*d home. Seattle.
Mr i'lptill will be placed in the
ir<- of an o<"ulist. that he may secure
'.r itis ? t for injuries to h is eyea,
. eh he sustained when murderously
\ ui"'i : - me weeks ago He has
:ii"iosJ >mple*ely recovered from his
tri. - ami is quite well asrain. He
<]u ' able to straighten tip his j
v ??i: , - affairs before leavtaip
Ret, ottiber the White Pa?w Ath
le Clttb moving picture show this
at V30. FVntr films will be
mn Coin- ly. lira ma Trae?iy and
Burlesque.
Mr Henry Bi>mhoffer viU be a
n:- r 'iQi om the Jefferson. Ho
will s 1(1 the Holidays in Seattle
N' mind cirln. You can C* him
next year.
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FANCY DRIED FRUIT
X? X? j& 4? 1911 PACK j& j& j& & &
S. and W. Brand Evajxjrted Apricots 25c per jx>und
44 readies 10c
Apples
Pears
44 Prunes
44 Figs
Table Layer Figs (Calmyrna)
Table I>ayer Kaisins 1 pound package
Seeded Kai>ins 1 lb. package 15c. 2 II)
Cleaned Currants, j>er package.
Fard Hates, best of all dates
Imported French Cherries. Candied.
The price may appear a little high on some of good*,
but we wish to call attention to their very frupertor quality. The beet
is always the cheapest, and the above is no exception.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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JUDGE DECLARES MISSING JUROR
INSANE AND SETS
NEW TRIAL
fRy ' 1 Ask ft N 'iurenn.t
KANSAS CITY, Mo |t? IS? rpon
the failure of the a iHhontie* 10 K?
Cite Juror WaJdrnn who has bee*i m *
si wince Wednesday. Judge Por'U-r
fi -M. declared him fo Insane arxi
d'ttntoaed the remainder of Uip Jtwy
w hi have Ikv^ti lHwrnvit the <~**p
against I>r. B. Clark Hyde, acrnsed
erf poisoning Pol Swop*
The judce se<t the d*t?> for Hyde's
third trial for Jan 2
LYNCH LEADS
IRE NATIONALS
(Py MasVa V *i I'-ir** I
NEW YORK Dc l.i? Thos I.ynrh.
pr.wident of the Nafional I ynxin- was
r* elected yesterday to ?'iccf>?*i hfm :
srK
HARKOW IS
DEPOPULAILD
(By Alaska f^wr Pvr*a?.)
VICTORIA, R C Dec 15? Wire *d
vices from Hankow <****< that that
<ty has tw<ti nlmiw d? populated ht
Oip past few months of strrfe and r*>
beJHon.
Tlv re remains bin one tenth of th*
pmpti'atJmi of the town The WrtWe
fivhtine and rioting has kllkM a stvat
many. Hankow having been '-he s*orm
rvter of the w sw Tho?e who es
-.y \ .1 Tth have f"<-! to iTK-re quiet
parts of the empire.
DYNAMITERS AT
FORT RILEY
JIX PRIVATES ARE ARRESTED
FOLLOWING EXPLOSIONS
OF LATE
my Alaska New* Burean>
JINCTION CITY D~- IS? PW
:.>? ? various ?ytploMon? *huh havo
'-aXr-n plar*> at FVwt Ril?>y in Uw?
?wx w<**ta? and v?cr*< InTwsrfivatWww
?hH? havo tak?n piarc. mi prirat^*
hav^ b?*>n arr??A??d
[W>(a4|a a Tf XTJ mt+eT, UVo IWJlAl
army iwrrpry pr*vai|in?
(By Alaska Xfwi ftajr^aii.)
WASHINGTON. P C fW |?
.<anwi*l rromp<T* ha.? ?*n# a rlrniku
thrrwutKimt *hp roontry ts> th? labor
nrx*niza"oTw? in an ?ffort to or?rrnm??
of ttio atimnlnx hV?w whi?~h
'h" iah-v nntoTMi harn mtff?r?d from
th*> Jat?> i)<>vn|opmn<>t* in th<? dyn*
mi tin*
Tho t??t nf lit* rr>? wn^o i? v> ? *rit
fhoir tp??th" and t/> tak?? hold and or
^aniitr- <?trr*mrr than ?r?r
OB. t G.OfiBIE
TAKES VACATION
Or and Mr* W. H <MA* will b?
pmnr>iii.-<ir? <nit|i im Ow? Jcff'fMMi 'o
?if l>r wKI fak* a w<?W
? -irrwvi varation for a m*>nth
T v will gt? a* far <*v?' a* 5*
P?;l U'hHo in Mlnt??-^vta pr Gabi?
? ?y -r^nd a fow days in Rnrh^W .
nVrp hf will ?f">dT *h<> l*t"?t wirel
? t op^ratjomi nnd^r Ut? fan>o?j*
Mayo nrrAh***
The cne Important Thing
In Giving
r>
OLD OR
YOUNG
Is t i?ivc something: he really uants.
That's reall\ the important thing; in
G I V I N G TO A N Y B O f) Y .
The One Difficult Thing
With a Man
Is to iind out what he really wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won't
say. or he dot-so 't know what he wants;
"doesn't want anything."
.1 list come in here and look over a
store full of things that hi'd like to have
without asking him any questions.
WILL CLAYSON ?
"Gothier
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND M \RX
CLOTHING