The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912. WOMAN SCHOOL] SEN. JONES TO MA’AM REFORMS BE APPOINTED | TO U. S, BENCH? FEUD DISTRICT |) Judge Howard to be succeeded "per ter W. L, Jone n ately. SEATTLE TWO BIG STORES TACOMA, The Store That Saves You Money THE GRAVE ON THE [TOP O, THE MOUNTAINS it was a grave, the outline marked with other boulders, rough, jagged and of granite, Half of the cross was hidden by the OLE HANSON Hot’ Springs ts located on Northern, just this side Seereat of the Cascades, Many mer time sweet mountain flow jare planted and bloom there. The track-walker said that summer be, fore last a bird built ite nest on j the cross, but last summer it did } Rot return. cs N r Jones to r ign immedi g have seof the hotel nestling snow-cov ¥ * ered boulders, the other half cast} ‘The workingmen of another g » Hay to appoint Harold ” sp from. the | oe r alf casi he workingmen of another gen | valley ” te ; wpa ® shadow as black as itself upon |eration have not forgotten the man | Tremean. “ spent a few days the snow |who died on the top peak of the ast week. The snow lay! Asx we stood and wondered who| Cascades. ty Fn Rumor ie busy today with Second Ave. at James Pea the eround and durdeved was buried on the mountain top,| The great world, riding by on lisleal deuetton: to cobain, ’ with its load of silvery who erected the cross, and why, a|the trains, that~his labor helped oI eg, oh Eh eel pepe ertrenge ; Spending the branches toward |uuffied figure emerged from the|make possible, knew him not; the pd ad gees Be e winter hotel or on board pierces the mountain, and when he|got him, but somewhere, perhaps. atandpattérs, Senator Tonsa, wha} OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER XMAS. for you for it provides much that you want—that you desire at this season, — = LOWEST PRICES—which we are fully confident will not be found elsewhere. ghould take exercise, so I walk towards the sum the railroad tracks as a » The read winds and round, gradually asceud. on a t grade, and before 1 eit we had reached the ol of the highest peaks. im very top, just a few feet reached the cross we asked him to| his family still waits and longs for tell us the story of the crogs. tae wanderer THE STORY TOLD It they only knew how well his BY FELLOW WORKMAN last resting place is cared for In a few sentences he told ws all| MURDERER MUST anyone knows. About 20 years ago | SERVE OUT TIME & railroad man had met his death | on that spot, and was buried where} OLYMPIA, Wash. Dec, 18.—-Axel has turned down the federal judge alip in more sanguine republican days, has been induced to take the job this time, according to the re port, Senatorial courtesy will se cure the firmation of his nom Ination His immediate resignation would then leave a vacancy as U. 8, Sen gtmack, we noticed, jutting he fell. Fellow workmen erected | Nist, convicted of second dogr or, GOW, De ( , 00 snow, a cross, unpaint-| the cross, kindly hands carried the| murder, will have to serve his sen faa" wenld Bote: the appolaienent Se col cated nied Met Ed TOT iB Diackened, wind worn.| boulders, one by one, forming altence of 10 to 20 years. The su aah: ke te sein’ a faves the te - ; several large boulders neat boundary of granite around |preme court Tuesday affirmed the pointient of Harold Preston, the | cose — sel Peanagnaanenl iecearnag oY to protect it from|the grave. Ever since the track-|conviction. Nist was charged with Seattle lawyer 7 ey Sw Thursday Osly | Thursday Only and keep It upright | watkers have cared lovingly for the 'the murder of Patrolman Judson P. Local democrats are sativfied 9am. 01 pom, 1 8 am. to 3: p.m Sam. tol pm. , tol per melting time ‘grave of the unknown. In the sum Davis they can break up this slate, They|M parse wiescnca | $1 deutie cot BEBO Orig a ire — - —— may not be able to prevent Jones’ | elie for dou i ten. Blankets cnr hae any Strong rubber Ja SR OWA , > 's 5 5 nomination as federal judge, but pines box for Christ-] grossing Combs Jr the y can hold the appointment wp | ten poe rnold inch size . “ unt! ° Aster's ug tie a . r : e : : . MRS. CORA WILSON STEWART | Thin aug Listers | inn Washing | LORae + ign ivess Rowan county is a little moun ® senatorial togas to & dem thie coupe redo we tainous section Ke tucky, for shoote and where most « the leading ne distilled five. TELLS HOW THE | in eastern much yea * given Limited @ pairs to @ cus pon, box 18c 33) 1S ORGANIZED for recreation ne of the tains had an the poor whites heard alphabet of # but 4 Christmas Suggestions Articles of Merit Underpriced Extremely fascinating is this group of seasonably n dolla Some years " “a 4 {| MONTRBA os Leneed Wire Dec. 18.—Impll under cating many loca! Itatians, at least on priced gifts, cach with its own distinctive charm and new of whom occupies @ prominent Beautiful mn in the community, Carl Di ness nceptions in holiday novelties and ladies’ Thursday at long chains, Thursday at ieta, who is bying within the heckwear, and € t reductions in fashionable ribbons, Our a ce of Raggy A const in fe ; sic ntain 5 a serviceable gift, acceptable to any man. today, in the nee of Judge “ sere, gave a thrilling recital of & were net kina the countrywide operations of the | : Ge ea cman lle { her ¢ va wi _ a Bleck Hand society and " ite slave Stationery in attractive holly oy s for Christ- | Ladies’ crocheted slippers, with lamb's wool 4 2 6 old ie ol¢ affic throughout Canada and the an gif in various st anc soles, in all colors and sizes. to you~-this unusual privilege of sever been to school al United Staten. | sizes, Priced, a box, 25¢ 50c Well worth $1.00 a pair 69c buying so easily. You can have « . 2 Dealing with the white slave traf Ladies’ novelty neck bows; a present-moment your Suit or Fur just as soon as r inbt ne | fle, Battivta admitted that he was fad and a pretty one; lace and buckle trimmed Beautiful assortment of ladies’ lace collars you make your dollar deposit—vo he : ie ba Re : om = ft bey rtm 4 be viper! +g the) pid elWewhere at 35¢ and bic 25 also bows and j ts. Spectally priced 25 waiting until you pay a larger de- echoola. were started | ness ‘oul cuamnieet on a area C | for Christmas at $1.50 to c posit. Why shouldn't you have a county. Now there are asin throughout the country, not| LATEST DUTCH LACE COLLARS 50c to $2.50 new Fur or Suit for Christmas, counties in eastern Kentu t jonly in’ Eastern Canada, but across | od egile th 2 i : , . - _f tah pane flay sie renen mo. |the! continent to the Pacit | Boxed neck ruchings, as ed; some with satin | 16¢ plece of Christmas ‘holly ribbon, all plain or make it as a gift?—paying for oe aa oe lMahyJer the rho ae "“Canatian edge; put up in fancy 43 satin, No, 1 and 1 1-2, 6-yard 7 most of it after the holidays, Big, gun-toting mqun-|born, but quite a percentage are| boxen—st C | pieces. A piece c Kitaineere now start to school bronght from the old country Fancy ribbons, all pure silk; 4 and 6 inches | S0c and 35e wide moire ribbons, for fancy wor) . [thet bildren are being put t ed} —s wide; regular 25 grade 16c hair ribbons, etc. Beautiful warp 25 . Jand bend over the reader and] RUSH EVIDENCE FOR A yard prints, a yard c al ore: apelling book effor SOc Gerwan silver match safer 35c Children's 75¢ ellver mesh pu , with 48c - JUDGE ARCHBALD | WASHINGTON dence favors to | Was rushed today at }ment trial in the » EVIDENCE OF A DAIRY TRUST Dec, 17.—fvi-| the defendant he impeach te of Judge Suits These Suits are shown in} x D ” BOYS’ SUITS DRESS SKIRTS Thursday ever, a few fancy effects are 5 PORTLAND, Of 18-—-Bvi-| qnatification by introducing testi-| fancy materials, serges | Robert-“W. Archbald, charged with | worsteds, wide-wales, lined N NORTHWEST | *o2010: to ortice, “the doronee za ramet T=) Handsome | i WR eS $5 for $3 25 | MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S $7 50:44 98 tailored effects mostly; how , <* jArchbald was lacking In business | . COMBINATION SALE bad r Furs Plumes and Millinery, Umbrellas. F. MeCombs, chairman of the dem-| oeratic national committee, swamp ed with applications for jobs, either shown. One Dollar will pro ¢ |dences of t { a cream-| mony that the railroads involved in| rh t is. a heavy win- eure one for you. e . & ery trust t, rival-|transactions with the a ho The materials of these ELEGANT SUIT .......$20.00 Thia suit is a heavy win . Lynx, Wolf, Fox, Mink and <F | par h the defendan materials hese ter weight, with great other desirable Furs comprise jing the © “tt tre oe _—— Sette with Arehbald splendid skirts are serses fF ONE EXTRA wearing qualities—it is the collection, in either Sets er trus af | instead of belng forced to sell at a | and novelties, made pan in colors, brown and gray $19.50 Up | tiesilttin? 2h er ae rine] actend ot Song ford te oo aol snd eevee, made mez. I PAIR PANTS ..........$4.00 | coor brows and ery an artich at will giv un - the} cution, 1 ate ride cong wW e _ knickerbockers. We also te Gifts fo limited pleasure as a Christ : ee are closing them out at place some blue serge, Some Desirable Gite for Sine investigation is being con wilson 1S DODGING [ff th extremely low price TOTAL ......----$24.00 | ‘cutietirenated "Norfolk 4 and take one . . , LIL >, : P Suits In this lot. Choice: Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Sweater with you j JOB HUNTERS Pants and Suit of Same Material Coad, Waists, Petticoats, NEW YORK, Dee, 17.—With Wm $ 98 4, $7.50 Up G i M9 Third Ave the de Northwes a justice by Boy's $5.00 Overcoat at $3.25 | fae $15.00 nd milk produc personally presented or mailed. | $2.98. nclaring that the|Presidentelect Woodrow Wilson | indicated |4A& steered clear of party head-| sence ton. quarters here since his return from Bermuda. #tudiounsly So far Wilson has avoided all office seek-| ere, but he is expected to consider | the applications after Janyary 1 Wilson spent today at his desk in FOR MEN Men's Silk List mas box, 3 pairs in a box; TOY TOWN REDUCTION *|WAR IS COSTING $4,000,000 A DAY Every- Hose, put up in neat Christ black or $1 00 Near where } By 1 Press Leased Wire Trenton, N. J colore—a box $ VIENNA, Dec. 18—An idea of i Men's 50c Silk Neckties, in plain colors or Seneca i finascial mobilisation’ bt a fangy stripes; very neat effects 39 $00 beaut itul 20-inch see r " sad from the estimate THE MARKETS Choice ak c kid bedy dol dre # petent. military anthority Men's Combination Xmas Suspenders, Arm } | soid at $1.60 ea , who places the cost of a war! Tahsin Garters: Aes 53 to match, all in 75¢ grade and finis be ween Austria and Servia at not following are the avers J 000,006 7 ry, cm “* attractive box, for dies natural curly aa than $4,000,000 a day, or $130.) price PaaS ey ‘prodsenta eed nie Men's Fine Initial Handkerchiefs, put up in | f hair, ‘Close thelr eyes a month, for Auatria-Hun-| Shen's, 4, spaueers and pric neat holiday box of six. Priced, a Tor eulek . slone. This te exclusive of |Sfoners. Th oe for 15¢ For quick 98c come under © sum paid by the paval operations 100 only—and 100 won't “ AR ni tee.” Pri g AL—M 5.00 Raff it _ Bs 8 8 C1 Seasaesepe aes ae uaseae asst» s BEGIN CREMATION " sect to variat SP ROtAL Men ee “$598 Sa aca sn ehneme and © 7 7) ;. ; y carte, riding IN CITY OF BERLIN] {hese prices. inion’ ofheevice Christmas special ates see. «Qs rt Folding cated, are for strictly first Valencia orange & strong stand against ft, cremation |. 7 ’ e 2 ; Kene—loying Price, Men’s Gloves, Dent's or Fownes’ — two kK. Good 9) - ates pio Da pee . long rae, rane most famous makes. If you don't know the Y quick ' and bitter fight, im which the tee 6 a. certificate. \ Protestant and Catholic clergy took |New app! size, purchase a certificate. priced 59¢ has finally been inaugurated in Ber-|peare” 7 lin. The firet body was cremate Dressed Mento—s. . 4 eo , this week. Tt come $13.80. cre-( Ewa fal cake IND BEDDING SPECIALS Tsioe sargain S h “We L ” foate & sorpée, “A ntthe in the ore [Sammon fall oat: 1G) matorium for an urn can be rented | Cows, ° Large cotton batts, 72x90, welght & she 60 Rverets slip. moot ater-Level Route 20 years for 25 cents a yoar, or $5 NOE eahe; care White bation. meget Poteet eau aan ae for the period bt sole, solid leather shoe p : on egula - — regular Fa ig on price 90¢c. Thursday 59¢ & 1-8, . pt Ps SIR THOMAS LIKES Ho ‘close coadean $1.50 double size comfort ed with light NEW YORK WOMEN 4 NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—That the women of New York are the best- dressed in the world is the opinion of Sir Thomas Lipton, who ts here 249 figured both sides and Thursday only at ... cotton stitched W YORK, BOSTON New England and Atlantic Coast 986 Dressed hogs Trimmed sides . Bhert loin pork _ Twentieth Century Limited ia the owe to aye a i HELEN GOULD’S |[— “4 ‘|HELEN The distinguished visitor also be- u 12:40 noon Arrive New York 9:40 a. m. Arrive Boston 11:55 a. m Heves that New York women are ’ . Lake Shore Six egg FIANCE TALKS | EyeryWoman’s Complexion 10:15 a.m. Arrive New York 9:15 a. m. Lake Shofe Limited 540 525 p. yt "on gga cceadeadaca December 24, ATE WITH JOHNSON “FIRED” FROM JOB fs bound to show whether or not she is in good physical condition. If the complexion is muddy, the skin sallow; if pimples or skin blemishes appear it is then attention must be given to improve Dried r Spri \Hens « INGAUDY GOWN ST. 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