The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1912, Page 4

THE STAR-—MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF PRESIDENT-ELECT WILSON, WRITTEN BY SEATTLE GRADUATE OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY WHO KNOWS HI EELS els a ace PR itil 5 Be 26 @2 gee ‘postoff out of city, $46 per mon, up to six ed Daily by The Star i bitahing Co. Phone: (Edgar Wheeler, a member of The, low can't forget when he thinks of And you received your just reward, rer boon al ae reportorial staff, took his de that little New Jersey town. It is) CHEERFUL ANSWER would ond that wag ntident thet i Complaints are vain! we will try to do better another gree at Princeton university at the a picture of a rather” tall, plain | TO STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS y from the same time Woodrow Wilson, presi: looking man, leisurely carrying a dent of the institution, left to fill/ brown bag, talking and laughing | the governor's chair in New Jer) with the students be 1 along eey. For two years Wheeler the way. He la walking he plain. with other students and listened looking man tn the soft hat reaches| |dally to the prosident-elect’s leo-|/ the station, says good morning to tures. His personal reminiscences the station master, passes the time of the next chief executive of the of day with the conductor, and United States are written intimate. # a seat beside another work- ly, from a new viewpoint, and are ingman in the day coach intensely interesting. They will be; The train pulls out, carrying with ‘The tall, lanky tan with the tron gray hair and the prominent jaw was always seated at his desk in the leoture room when you arriv ed, He would nod good morning as you entered and would be ready and inte ted to gi hia opinion or advice upon any question you might wish to bring to him, whoth er if had to do with the next foot ball game or the coming examina ning. Now he was thinking the big ren, bility put w : pon hi by the people. He talked to tn a his friends, He .talked—not the or which had come af Prinestc bimaelft—bug thon Princets in the servi the world, B- ‘ee STOPS TO TALK WITH LABORER ON STREET time. Tomorrow and tomorrow. A few designs and a few failures, and the time of designing is past—Dr. Johnson. Hanging--What For? concluded in Tuesday's issue.) |it the president of Princeton unt tons. q You are inclined, pérhapa j i BY EDGAR WHEELER | versity, future governor of Now ee ainile at this talk about : BY FRED L, BOALT a Two yoars ago there were two! Jersey and president of the United Z Lining Prospect street, in ambition and unselfish serena iio urpest impression of the executions at Salem on graduates from Princeton univer-| States, DD “TALKING AND LAUGHING Princeton, and overlooking the “Tommy rot you 8ay, “Wvery aaa: Joble Faulder standing against the/sity, Woodrow Wilson and the} o. & © wire THE STUDENTS On surrounding country, there are 13 man ts human. He looks tor wha Black Friday was of Noble Faulde . i : turn’ {Slane of 1911, | Woodrow Wilson's eyes look at ™s Way- million dollar clubs an get out of a thing” e scaffold and giving the first half of his “tur Woodrow went to the White/ you squarely, They are searching | ——~—————. — We had a fine time in thove clubs ---——~ © cubs at Princeton smi rail of the sc affold ee ee House, I went to The Seattle | and compelling eyes, They imme| You couldn't go into his o we, the chosen few, who had| til we knew the man neand ae in Governor West's “bloody feast. . Star. diately command your respect and/and toll tim your alarm didn't go| “made good.” We were very par-|was quite a different thing from and saw him act. We saw hig The guards who fetched him from death row had evi There ts « certain ploture a fel- confidence ‘off. You were late, That wae all.j ticular about picking our friends| what we had tho at with the day laborer on the ae % s " terre + —- EE pe *\and future club mates, In fact, we ge Sad 1 « and give the “reg dently interrupted him while he was reading, for he wore {spent the whole year at it Wel Tt was the night of Woodrow Wil-|man the cold xt or & green eye shade. As he was mounting the stairs he tossed| T min oe — delegated men to look the new-|non's election to the governorship | nesded saw him tame ) . ] e , e comers over, to see what sort of! of New Jersey by an overwhelming|a few thourand dolly, away the stub of a cigar. | clothes they wore, and how they! majority, He was sitting quietly | just bec y carne with a ttle : pea y against the rail, looking brushed their heir. We adorned|at his home on the campus with! tag a Ps And now he stood nonchalantly aga 8 P aie ath hone ite beaae|S f saw a down,, He thrust out one clenched hand with an incisive sgh oe Be are oe ens | bis family. It was bis last evening f wealth, adv ae distinguishing marks of our su-|as the head of his alma mater tea, manteured educa gesture and said: RDAE toe we beni that airwe thas og eg ee EE ok web . ei h r ble figh 0 émocrecy and| up, astonished and HANGING WILL NEVER na pod ae You SKYGACK FROM MARS ROT TRERE PE EO TM Bi “Woods was going to destroy the square deal in a field entirely | Whether we “agree Te Woot. MUST GET sag rang hat ay Shae ¥ Jemic dis-| HE TAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS IN HIS NOTE BOOK ON |* ONE VEAR AGO | He was even going to try to make| “Fifteen hundred students had| fo" nn", eas OF not, we know It was as if he proposed delivering an academic dis- EARTH CUSTOMS. * - moved an ineh from you sling mud at him, it wit back and smear you, ee) UN eal Bleep, work and enjoy our formed a parade and were march-\ bis purpose cussion on capital punishment. It was a good start. It was to the point. But he stopped there, and, stepping back, selves in the same quarters with|ing to his home to say good-bye.| If Steamship Northwestern arrives,| the liows we were pleased to He heard them coming, and, quiet-| ec bringing cargo of gold and copper} deem our inferiore—-the “sad WALKED ALONG DARA TOWY-PITA ABOUT FROST-TIME a ly opening the window, stepped out| touching him. If you tey to begule took his stand upon the trap. O YEAR MD AROUND PYCHETPENCES HAVING valued at $1,000,000, birds.” ie even said as much to|to greet them. He smiled as he|him with sugar pills, he will peel Fift hniat lat I S 6 dead man MOULTING PERIOD MANY GATES SLEMED Lombard! murder case ends with} our very faces. | saw us, joff the sweet wrapping and show ifteen minutes later he wa deac a disagreement of jury. And he said it with that deter. It waa strange that, as we stood| the a ence the bitter polson Governor West, in a statement to the newspapers, has TO HAVE LEFT NNGE-FASTEMIGS ———~ AL 50, Detoc ge mm a —— nat bok fe ae oy made us) there, we heard his voice waver as|neath. If he enters « room a . ‘ P " c ance 0} ‘or ol an now wou 1 80 he was tolhe began to talk. It was strange | finds you working in the dark, taken Faukler's last words for his text for a short sermon| | ga jaygys PUMPHIN-FACE LEERED AT ME Harris. continue as president of Princeton| that we heard no word of personal| will turn on the light for you. Mary si is " le _~— university exultation or pride. It was strange|the kind of on capital punishmen ined greed | | URUGM SMALL BOY AGENCY << CARTN-BEMOB) Na nan ran carannnnnre| Te Zintondoiar etude, win| trance ores it. was trange| he Hind of & mah of Set pg If,” he says, “we deliberately permit organized greed] | mengeaey A@MVe MYVUAL + GHOST-WORSHIP, * * the million-dollar “grads” ‘bebind |, = ; icseisiitialioal to breed, through the aid of poverty and vice, these crim-, 8 — 4 FIVE YEARS AGO * | thom held up their bands in right- inals 1 degenerates, are we not in a way responsible for} A \* % | Sone horror. WARNING TO GIRLS Is and degenerates, are y t a ARERR RRR REE ER! PIND “SAD BIRDS” ARE Edw. 1. Flinn, real estater, of Cleveland, has been renamed “PB their acts? Is not the blood of their victims on our hands, rp accountants find city| HUMAN, AFTER ALL D.” (which, being Englished, stands for “Pickpocket's Delight” expert y ) For as well as that of the assassin?” comptrolier’s records in bad whape.| But the hatbands came off Edward, be it known, boasts of exactly | Great American Armada starts} It appeared, then, that there| clothes, which ought to prove joy galore for an expert dlp } on its famous cruise to the Pacific bord men with brains behind) “When I marry,” be says, “if er marry, I figure my wife will be who di t Friday, especially to the beyinnings of Mor | const clothes which weren't of the lateut| obliged to forego many a game of exper cheating If she hath a ming died last Friday, especially to . . | Four thousand attend dedieatign|cut, and that real “making good"! to pick my pockets.”--Philadelphia Telekraph gan and Roberts; if you will inform yourselves as to what | : 4 g ot the new First Presbyterian kinds of forbears they had, what home surroundings; if} fe kag PX church P : / : ‘ : Cases against amusement place you will follow them through their changing environments, | owners for remaining open on Sun you will come to believe that for them the gallows was the| days, dropped by suthorities logical end. “We spend much time and money,” says the governor, “educating people how to select and breed and care for live- 21 pockets in « single sult @ If you will go back to the beginnings of the four men —————-ssinsell Solve the Gift Question With Our Merchandise Certificates. i re PANTON & onpon Co. One lamps from an N. Y. polper that Frank Alvah Parsons delivers | & lecture on “Periods in Interior Decoration.” Relerring possibly to 'f you wish to give Gloves of Mail Orders every day—if and don't zy ou can't 4 stock. We impress upon them that only through proper $e to the intervals between drinks a aha esdes know the size | f° lection and care can proper animals be procured,” Editor Most Anything in perron— or color, give What care was exercised in the selection of the parents 1 find this in Most Anything: write us your “The Economy Store” one of our : Second Ave., Between Spring and Seneca—Phone Main 6035 |_S'°¥* Bonde seldom see im ia ~~] Have You Visited Our Toyland? an elderly woman in a street car.—~ Economy Basement. . Ww. HB. z During the last two weeks thousands of satisfied patrons have visited this part of this SERER ERE ER Oe ee |B AS! growing store with the greatest satisfaction to themselves and splendid savings for * */@ their pocketbooks. Why not join the thrifty throngs that will visit here tomorrow and * DAY'S BEST STORY : this week and enjoy with them the privilege of seeing your dollars exercise the fullest limit of their purchasing power in this great “Economy Basement.” See the pretty ** meyer ¥¥SEE¥*EIE Dressed Dolls we haye displayed on special priced tables at........25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ John Barrymore, the comedian, Extra Special D ae P toa All Was once seated in a New York bar ber a the barber, who was noted his selling propensity, ; wald: A a on a » Ask the salesladies to KID BODY DOLLS, BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED That “ BY OUR OWN DRESSMAKER. THEY STAND raribiae Asa ve es 16 INCHES HIGH. WORTH $1.50 OR MORE. per sangeet’ 8 sare BUY THEM TUESDAY AT 98c acter Doll called the “Things you seldom see “A pretty girl give her seat to an olderly woman in a street car. “A man give bis seat to a pretty wiri In a street car.” Just add this to the things you of Morgan, the roving weakling, of Roberts, the dwarfish oe “stick-up” man? ° The governor concludes: “Let those who wish to pre- 7 vent crime tike time to look around and see the conditions under which children are bred and obliged to grow up. Let r them lend a hand to those who are trying to remove some ; of the causes, and they will do far more to prevent crime], than by crying, ‘Crucify him! Crucify him!'" Why $500,000? . needs. The Editor’s Mail | Editor The Star: On Wednesday templated: while to ertminale— levening, in the Lots Grand theatre, why spend money to launch them | Renton, an entertalument was gi¥- Into a sleep that knows no awaken- Washington should not be niggardiy in its appropriation for an exhibit at the Panama-Pacifi exposition in San Fran-| 93 ee eaten culties ot. oll Tuas wate pose vi ‘eatin cisco. Neither should it spend money like a drunken sailor, The entertainment given was of their victims? Pe it is. c ” & Welsh cantata, entitied, “The| 1 wish Mr. Goss success for his Prosperous as it is, compared with most other states Shepherd Bay.” The miners desire | bill. Sincerely, The next legislature will be approached by a committee,|to take this opportunity through) MRS. FRANCES C. AXTELL headed by J. E. Chilberg, the Seattle banker, who was presi-|{he Bag rare a Pape 8 = whe | Editor The Star: Thore is much dent of our own A.-Y.-P. fair, with a request to appropriate | initiated the entertainment and the | talk about capturing the Boast Man, $500,000. eftizens who so generously patron- | Tornow. meng ; ized it, for the support they are! We are paying $280,073,620 yoar- Why $500,000? W hy not $100,000? Or $1,000,000? [giving us in our struggie for union ly for fighting mon. Why not let " : wages and union conditions. them shoulder the gun and protect * By what gauge, standard or measurement has it been| "tv point to this support of dis-| the lives and property of the people a aera’ Have you a determined that Washington must spend half a million dol-|interested people, living in clows who pay for their keep and am- You replied the barber. > proximity to the strike sone, as t munition . ” v lars to be Properly represented? — best refutation of the charges that|~ These fighting men are taken out | "Wel Ree eee Be er Surely Chilberg and his associates have no’ "7 have been concocted from time to | each year for a “hi to keep thea 4 ¢ not gauged the hair spring?’—Boston Globe. half-million dollar demand he hans nae time since the strike was inaugu- in good hBalth. Why not let them : anc on the basis of appropriations rated in the attempt to have the “hike” after Tornow? Bullets.were made for the A.-Y.-P. fair. No state in the Unio: Dro: general public believe the sirtkers| what they were longing for when Oo dress Yolls e Approaches lawl d undesirable |they enlisted. This would be the ther Dressed Dolls ii ft : wiess an undes! le en 5 : Anything near that sum at our fair, Even the state of Wash- poopie: y chance of a lifetime to find « fow JOSH WISE from. .25¢ to $10.98 PN 4 ington. spend only $400,000 for its exhibit, and while $600,000 ROBT. H. HARLIN. In case the fighting men prefer SAYS: Did you get one of those 24-ine full- : : " inf $ jointed Undressed Dolls with sewed wig i amare was raised out of the sale of the lake shore lands, at only $1.25? There aren't many ; that money went into permanent buildings for the state Don’t overlook this bargain. 4 pevergty. : jointed Dolls at . .15¢ to : The United States government, ex Kid Dolls at prices ranging from 25¢ to ments, with their many ramifications, with five buildings on $10.98. We carry such well-known makes the fair grounds, with chibits of the Hawaiian islands, the Philippines and Alaska, appropriated only $600,000. And — 4 still hunt, there are plenty of “An amateur Editor The Star: 1 believe that (them to surround the 300 acres in dramatic perform. as Aurora, Kestner, Celebrates, etc. to see our special “Kidlyne” Doll—she the government's exhibit was th A-Y.-P. fair. no laws have ever been made by | which Tornow Is hidden, and camp ance is charit. man that excel the ten command-/until hunger, or cold, driv ably let go with sleeps, too; 20 inches NOME GED 6 OLS «dnc bin ses, eensese a Washington wants a good exhibit at the ff fair. But Washington does not want to’ ments. beast man out of the woods. This advance notice. I not only do not favor capital|mode of procedure would remove It would be a Don't forget the Character Dol cutest novelties of the year. We are most spendthrift state in the Union, Let us have an appropriation for the | punishment but am an earnest ad-|the strain from the County commis- cruel editor who'd showing a big line at prices from.....++: ogy legitimate needs of a exhibit. Washington should not y, vocate of universal peace, both |sioners, and allow the citizens of write anything 9 PEP eR MERE SIS > Oo 25¢ to $15.00 vaste thousands of dollars for champagne banquet trimmings. views being founded upon the com-/|Chehalls county to sleep nights. about it next Stationery Dep’t | Fancy Perfumes|°*rscrescx. es Art Department} | This is a matter that needs careful ‘ “I see that your hair is getting pretty thin. Can't I sell you some of our new hair tonie? “Oh, not” answered Mr, Barry 4 ns more, “tf I wanted my hair to grow ONLY .. Dancing Coquet 1 — Lf yng “i ; i which measures 16 “A stool low can steel make inches in height, has hi - inc ight, ha alr grow?” asked the astonished beautiful dancing eyes, gowned in beautiful white silk marquisette of the latest fashion, adorned in pretty rib- barber. bons. Worth more than “Woll, it's like thia” answered twice the price 1 48 asked, namely ' Mechanical Trains That run by clockwork or electricity on tracks, at prices ranging from 25¢ to $10.98. Don't fall to see our leader gt 98c. This is the big- gest value “ever.” Consists of Engine with tender and two cars, lots of track, automatic signal—the train can’t page with the signal up automatic road crossing which closes down when train passes, and a real tunnel—pow just think of all this, complete, for 8 the small sum of only Cc You can’t match {t in Seatth ploiting all its depart- ¢ most pretentious at the BABY BUMPS—GUARANTEED UNBREAK ABLE HEAD—THE ONLY REAL UNBREAK ABLE DOLL IN TOWN; SE dUR 69 VERY SPECIAL NUMBER AT ONLY... Cc ees play the part of the | * * THE OPEN DOOR * Brotherhood League * 511g King St. Main 2496. * Positions wanted for one * * stenographer, one stationary * * engineer, one electrician and * * laborers. =, * SERRE ee consideration. It ig h the legislature, Both questions also involve eco ite Snag voanet nomics, as about two-thirds of the} A Vienna clerk won $3,000 at a Main Floor. place your presents, in nearly Front every style and shape as well as Fe taxation of the nations is due to|race track and dropped dead wars past, present and those con- Heart disease or surprise? San Francisco | === 2 Es = A very. at | several different color schemes, | Me22anine Floor tractive Hine of | Prices Rea ee Re fede, pit mig | Fancy Boxed Stationery—We | display of Pil. junior offis boy tels what an awful boob love made of a german army orfiser goods, put up in T think we have about everything Kinds of pretty | that heart could wish, Special | !°¥ Tops to be Raskets, There | Y@lues at prices ranging from.. | @mbroidered in Wea ah ane TR de Se to $1.69 | a big variety of pleasing styles | Christmas Accessories, such as | styles, Prices tion copy of William Cullen Bry it Is hard to] seals, cards, stickers, gummed | 196, 25¢, ase, ant's “Hmbargo,” published in 1808 chodse, Prices | tape and many other little | 50.” so. goo It Is probably the highest price |M yange 35, 28 and 186 things so necessary in making 58e, 69e. ever paid for the work of an Amer sancy Rottled Perfumes In dos. | UP 8nd mailing your gift pack- | Embroldered loam Lethe. Fancy Bottled Perfumes in doz ens of styles under such brands | 880%. Don't fall to see 10c renee Oem mand, “Thou shalt not kill.” A STAR RBADER. merniit” Fancy Gift Boxes, in which to not something to be stampeded throug: Observations W. CAMERON FORBES,| PARIS jx pretty sick be- governor general of the Phil-|cause she has learned that the ippines, is in Seattle today. | mineral waters she’s Governor - generaling the | drinking are Seine islands isn’t all hard work. W.|»nd what Cameron is returning from six carry, months’ vacation and three|carry, Misdirected energy. Ending the old year with a souse, Beginning the new year with a Bouse, Asking & woman to explain her system of paging a letter. A New York man the other day been paid $3,000 for an unout first edi- river water, the Seine doesn't} water simply won't 1 16—gee, but falling In well, she wouldent say it, and her ’ slain Ne our Hine ato... 6... cc ees ivanell pats months’ sick leave—on salary. poe love does imake an awfulyboob out |pa he said a lot of words from time} wa pave olf ®8 Rogers & Gallett, Pivers, amed my SANTA © : of some guys to time, which 1 aint agoing to re-| 5)! Dave not had a drink sine Hudnut and other leading makes NOTION DEPARTMENT. fringe, all ready for the pillow ——— CLAUS is ordered| when a bunch of people at one|peat her , because the editor ey: 1904, Pander he ee banger sd EER. it 10¢ to $3.60 Main Floor. ‘ Pee 49¢ PLAYGOERS § everywhereloff the streets of Kansas City | the steambote plers seen a fel-|wouldent print them ee oe ae CORE Se mae ee Tollet Waters in fancy packages | Fancy Hose St A ‘ ‘ i - eS HtY lier about 6 feet high down on his| but nothing would atop this poor |{@isite, but how, Champ, how do Fiabe n ose Supporters, pin on ¢ Pine Cone Pillow Top will miss John Tierney, whol for lying to the children, |knees asking @ okirt to marr him, | gink he jt at kept 0 vchasing after {You manage to locate tho date so|M *d reputable makes. , ei ee ee ee Te oe hades, at “defn © hy dren, |knees asking rt to marry him, |gink, he just kept on chasing . sevebessseeneees 780, 890 and: Up | style, Pn , » new brown shades, died at Baltimore yesterday.| Wonder if they'll order Santa|t@”, thought it was some kind of| the yung lady and pesterMig around |4¢finitely? [iatzies to. both. sin and fancy J in all the new brows shadela He was the only comedian| out of the houses for it, + a moving pickture stunt getting | till here he was on the steambote, KHKRERERE RK ee Sock to choone from at... oe Peete oo eeeees ia) 5 pr 00, |pulled off ruining a new pare of trousers and Nl the Seattle who didn’t use “make-up” to| Can’ ; , Re I Sineadii.at this Jews efuttnet & J * * Candy Department scene se sssenevs 65¢ to 19¢ | Felt Pillows, a pes fs ant poor old Santa lie Any-| ae die our’ “eget opp Rgiinaince tine hope, |® | CAN REMEMBER * Faney Spring Tape Lines, many } school desis fine for Relp out his comedy. where? weltzer, and he is an orfiser in |he house oe 80m hovel * Main Floor—Near Entrance. patvies .... vsss.49¢ to 10¢ | corners, at $1.75 and » germen w THE house, 83 to’'33, re-|, be has bee | fuses $54,500 for san. | Needle Books, Royal Scott and tiany other styles, always ap- | Pillow Loops, ~ nd | propriate for gifts. Prices trom | silk, combination ang p 10¢ up | ors, at a cet BENE my Delicious, freak Christm The Elks’ carnival, dies in splendid assortment When the Orpheum was on Sec presents and general use, ond avenue, fle give you sumthing, says miss er in the u, 8, on! miller's pa, if you don't git up and a vacation, and he has been putting beat it Maintenance |in his time chasing miss margret| just then along came 2 stewards IN THE death of Whitelaw Reid the country loses next merceriaet “ and 48¢ 5, peter you will find our Popular Pr BER AG coy to the last of the big individ-| of the commerce court, Bully }}™#r around the country carrying a trunk, and the one that| ‘The first mov picture show that prevall all the way through aur ee en} oo ipsa — oan | Fancy Pin Cushions, in & a ualist” editors of two decades! put j we omy!) 2 years ago when miss miller was | was backing up dident see fredrick, | The moving picture “train” on|M tne are am please you. Fancy J SATty yome all of the other gift | variety of styles and 0) | Dut it makes @ fine chance for|in hamberg, germeny, fredrick got |/and him andthe trunk and fredrick | Second avy, pacnae and Plain Mixed, Broken Mixed, Cream Mixed, Caramels, Choco. -dadededeiete iii ee late Drops and other Christmas ‘4 * Sweets at 10¢ per half pound * ih Peloee. Pome. .css E eee to $1.98 vecseesI00 up to $1.28 | Prices from .....+++ 19¢ Boxes with various fit- tings, the higher priced ones of course have better equipment than the less expensive. The FRI IOI IO IITA A tok ta [BE Stacy Chocolates—Two nes of most of them have needles, pins, What the wife tled the thread | these extra choice goods, spe- | thimbles, scissors, etc. ‘The around my finger for this morning,|p © & pound....... myo Soe Se | brloes. ane. +. 18148 09.180 To come to a full stop, WN. 0013, ‘ | ago. Reid succeeded Horace! @ sole ad a nockdown to her and ft was all/and a\ornamental palm tree went gO. | Carnegie to pension the court. | ort with him over in a heap , | GOrecley as edit » New! | ley as editor of the New| ; - all the time that he could get off} when fredrick got out from un York Tribune. Henry Wat-| A Spokane man, thrown from alhis job he was crawling around on|der the reckage, miss mille: had fs i nge | Street car platform, as the car was|the flore wearing out the knees of \hid herself in her stateroom, and tessont is the only one of these | going around a curve, died fram weline pants and asking miss miller|he dident have no ticket on the veterans in the land of the injuries. He had given his seat to/ please wouldent she put him out of |steambote, so he had to git off |@ woman. Spokane men are now| his mizzery by saying one sweet that’s what i call a sad case living. ~ | keeping their seats. word Johny Slipper Bag and Collar at Knitted Slippers, tn assorted in many sty! 11. 250 to 1 CAN'T REMEMBER * and up. colors and all siz -/