The Seattle star. [volume], December 06, 1912, Image 10

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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KNOW THE CANDIDATES FOR
BOARD OF EDUCATION JOB?
HERE THEY ARE--ALL OF 'EM
On Saturday, between I and 8 p.
m , the annual school election will
be held. The polling places will be
the same at those In the port elec
tion last Monday, with the excep
tion that Profinct 1 will vote In the
Ravenna school. One school di
rector Is to lie chosen and a bond
Issue of |675.0<h> to be voted on
11KKMON t'KAVRN, the present
director whose term expires. Is a
candidate for reelection Craven
Is an attorney aud has always been
Identified with the progressive
cause In Seattle and the state He
la an active campaigner snd has
loaned his support In behalf of pro
(reaalre measures and men.
Craven is filling out • term
caused by the vacancy left by
Judre Kvfr. lt Smith when he went
on the superior court bench He
It a powerful campaigner and ha*
always loaned hla support to pro
gressive measurea and candidate!,
lie never ran for any office htm
•elf before. The office of school
director carried no aalary. Craven
bat> lived In Seattle for 12 year*,
ban four children, and haa Riven
conscientious, progressive, effl
dent service on the achool board
There are four other candidates,
two of whom are aociallata.
NICHOLAS SCHMIDT, aoclallat.
la an attorney, and haa lived In Se
attle alnce IMS
JOSKPH AI.I.KN. socialist, la
alao an KITM) Hoth socialists
hare issued practically the same
platforma. calllu* for vocational
train lac In schools, better aalarles
GERMANY TO BAR
ALL DIME NOVELS
By Pr»* L*i—d Wlr*.
BEKI.IN, Dec. • —The minister
of education has Issued a pew de
cree against "dime norels" and
"trashy literature." He says the
danger to the German youth from
this source of "mental poison" is
lacreasing He urges parents not
oaly to supervise and watch over
the class of novels and romantic
reading Indulged tn by their chll
Our Store U on Third At., Between Pike and Union
Open Saturday Night Until 10 o'Clock
mJ* 1418-20-22 THIRD AVE.
•ftwttn mil* and Union 8tr»«t».
W« Satlafy Cuatomar*—Main 3104 Oooda Dalivarad to Any Part *f Iht City
Adlsf*
Cap*
Glove*
$1.00
A FEW PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR SATURDAY BUYING
Gift Hints From the
Shoe Department
$2.50 Women's Shoes in
Box Calf, Button or Lace;
will give splendid service.
$2.00 Women's good, solid
leather Shoes; all sizes, and
priced now $1.45
1 Lot of Misses' Box Calf
Shoes in Button or Lace;
all sizes, 12 to 2. Oi OK
priced specially at..^l»fcV
1 Lot Children's Box Calf
Shoes, solid and good wear
ers; 9to ii. ti no
Specially priced rt. .# liUU
Misses' Patent Leather But
ton Shoes, sizes IV/i to 2.
Specially priced $1.90
Misses' Patent Leather
Shoes with velvet top;
sizes 11J4 to 2, $1.75
Men's Patent Leather Shoes,
$4.00 and $5.00 values; most
all sizes among them; put
in one lot, priced #0 JC
to close at f^ l
Table Linens
Bleached Damask, 58 inches
wide, specially ARf*
priced, a yard •fvw
Bleached Irish Linen, 62
inches wide, specially CQp
priced, a yard Utfv
Bleached Irish Linen Dam
ask, 68 inches wide, and
special value at, 09c
Red and White Plaid Table
Damask, 58 inches: 35c
values; Saturday", oK<*
a yard fcuw
Gifts made of Ribbon—
Your handiwork can save
you many a dollar if you
plan to see the line of rich
Ribbons; widths 5 to 7
inches, with values up to
50c; for Christmas selling,
our price, a QC
yard fcWli
$1.35 Leather Hand Bags,
leather lined, with purse;
priced for HO
Saturday $I*UIJ
MacPHERSON-GRAY CO. |
MBnaHKi"/.. •*. ~sa
II Kit MAN W CRAVEN
for primary grade teachers, ample
playgrounds, providing meals and
clothing for needy children, etc.
J K MANNING Is sn undertaker.
Ha was formerly a health officer
and educator
JAM KS K BTKPHKN Is an archl
tect. formerly employed by ths
school board, serving from 1*»8 to
l»0».
dren. but also recommends th* ex
elusion from homM of dally paper*
and weekly or monthly publication*
which lend to blunt lha moral »«n
slhllltlrs of tb* youn*
Newly cheeen trustee* of the Se
attle Police Athletic Association
met yesterday and rhose the foi
' lowing offWrs: Bergt Charles
Dolphin, president; Capt \V. H.
Searing, vice president; Capt. A. C.
Sullivan secretary and ti(usurer
Tom McDonald waa chosen physical
• director.
Tapestry Coach
Covers
Come in Light Brown and
Green, with rich Roman
stripes; $1.50 value; will
make a splendid #4 1Q
present, at V Is 19
Tapestry Tsble Covers, rich
colorings in a variety of
colors; $1.50 value; 8-4 size;
priced for Sat- #1 <Q
unlay #lil9
Tapestry Drapery, 36 inches
wide; 35c value, priced for
Saturday selling 25c
20c Cretonne in a variety of
rich patterns, 27 inches wide
and extra good weight 1C«
material; a yard...... Iwv
12Vic Silkoline, 36 inches
wide, irt floral and conven
tional designs; priced
for Saturday, a y.ird....9C
20c Curtain Scrim in White
and Cream; also Linen
shade, with fast colored
borders; 36 inches
wide; a yard Iwb
Wool Dress Goods
All Remnants marked
for Saturday selling at
just Half Price.
12y a c Outing Plannel in
light pink and blue stripes,
priced for Saturday fl'aa
a yard U3u
Apron Check Gingham, 27
inches wide, all sized
checks; regular 8 l-3c
a yard; Saturday DC
20c Kimono Flannel in
pretty, neat designs. Our
special price, <C_
a yard Iwb
20c Black Sateen, 36 inches
wide; priced for IKi*
Saturday, a yard Iwv
32c Bleached Sheeting, 2 x /t
yards wide; priced for OA*
Saturday, a yard ZtC
75c Miller Corsets, new
models and very comfort
able; priced for /lfln
Saturday, a pair HOC
$1.00 House Dresses in
stripes and checks; CQn
priced for Saturday.. .Uuw
$1.25 and $1.50 White Shirt
Wai-'s in new models; spe
cial for Saturday, Qf»«
each . 9wC
1418-20-22 Third Ave.
OTieJtaitan
<sirain ,
Derion Vralcn* A
— W — w
The an lata and critics may ravs aa they will
Of prudlshness prim and prsclss.
They claim that It hampers their art and their skill
To have to lie proper and nice.
But for all of Its squeamishnesa. all of Its cant,
II holds us to decency, plalu, •
And I'm willing to lift up my volco In a chant,
A hymn to lbs "Puritan Strain."
It may be a trifle too rigid aud (rim
And hard on ths spirit of Youth,
But II keeps the commsndinenta from growing too dim
And It holds to the right and ths truth
It's barah and unyielding In many a way
That cauasa but worry and pain.
But a man or a nation won't go far astray
If controlled by the "Puritan Htraln."
It's helped ua to conquer ths country w« own
Which stretches from sea unto sea.
It'a sobered and tempered ua while we hava grown
A nation united aud fre<-
It'a grappling undaunted with problems most vaat,
With power of band aud of brain:
That grim, granite purpose will aave us at laal—
Thank tlod for ths "Puritan Strain!''
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE ]
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People J
Subscribers to Th. K».ttU mar
*111 ronf-r < tutor by notlf»U>S
this of fire at utiri of »ii| fall
vra lo i<Hur« prompt sn.l r»«-
ular ilotlvory of lh» P»P*r, or
•ny sttompl to substitute •»*
etf»r uptr far Th.
Htsr It la lha desire of the
mansffsiuent lo aatwra the best
aartlra for alt, and complaints
•re (Ivan rourlaoua and prompt
attention If your psi>»r fsl's
ts arrlva tn) nl*ht by J
o'clock. kindly phona Ihla office
•I om-a Main t«»« Aah for
lha Clrrulalloit pepertmenl
University students will present
a roiuedy entitled "Making <J<x>d"
tonight at the Auditorium. The
plr«-e was written by two law
students of the college.
Lan Francisco pel lea hsve ar
rested Charles Allen, former *m
Laathar
Datta
25c
Oae-Piece Silk
Drestfs
For Mines and small-sixed
Women; the sues arc 16.
18. 34. 3f> and 38. Prices
range $15 00. $17.50. $2000,
$22.50. V> liai we might say,
odds and ends of early sea
son buying. Colors Dark
Red, Navy, Blue, Brown,
Tan Shaded Silks, and also
a few in stripes; #Q TC
priced to close at.. fXlv
$1.75 PFTTICOATS
FOR $1.19
Material is a highly mercer
ized cotton Messaline with
a 15-inch accordion pleated
flounce; colors are Navy,
Cream, Tan, Green, Gray,
Purple and Black. Will
make a splendid Xmas Gift,
and priced to #4 1Q
close at f li |j
Small Women's Coats—An
other lot of broken size*
gathered together in Scotch
mixtures. diagonals and
solid colors; regular priccs
$12.50, $15.00 and $17 50
Sizes are 14, 15, 16, 18, 34
and 36; priced *Q IC
to close ip3i( J
50c Outing Night Gowns for
Women; cut good and
roomy ; high neck with col
lar; priced for QQf»
Saturday, each www
35c Misses' Union Suits in
natural gray; all IQi*
sizes; each 19 v
Men's Section
Men's $1.50 Golf Shirts,
with cuffs attached; pleated
or plain front. £1 1C
Special f lild
Socks and Tie to Match,
put up in a neat Xmas
l»ox; all colors. C 0«
Special UJw
Men's full-cut and well
rnaHe Outing Night Gowns,
with or without 00«*
collars 90C
25c Black Cashmere Socks,
for' ... $1.00
Boys' Double Breasted
Suits, with Knickerbocker
Pants, in good fab- #0 QQ
rics. Special at....s£i9o
Boys' and Child's $1.50 and
$2 00 Hats. Special QQq
MacPHERSON-GRAY CO.
THE SEATTLE STAR
ploys of Jaffa ft Co, 1I& Second
a*. 8 . Seattle, on a charge of graad
larceny, brought by hla foruwr
employers.
Advanos Mat sals for Symphony
r>Micort series to be «l*®n by th<-
I'bllbaruioulc Orrbr.tr a of Swat th
is *raUfyln«ly brisk. Tba flret of
the arrlea will b« (Iran next Tuee
day la the Metropolitan theatre
A broken rib and eeveral bad
bruise* were received by Henry
Oleuu. 311 Harond a*., when be
was atmek by an auto driven by
John I-amiou yeeterdey afternoon
at Second ay. and Washington St.
Mlao Tina Lerner, Russian pian
ist. was lh>- feature of this morn
tnc's aaaeubly at tbs ualverslty.
Washington Creamery Operator*
and Huttermaker* aaeuolaUon will
convene la tbe rotitna of the Ta
coma Commercial Club December
9 at S o'clock.
Tha North Bnd Prtfrtitlvt dak
will ibool TUMWUr, tMci iiilxri lb, M
2 o'clock, with Mr* Eva Wsiaqe,
4SU University bouUvnrcf.
A $20,000 gaaofina lug fcaat wUI
b» bttllt br the Mall llroa for tb
t'ujrat Mill Co. Th» raaaol, wblrh
will tn known u the Kumtui, w«|l
ba one of lha nio« powerful CMM»
line i>ru|>«U»<l boats on tha Hound,
ttaama*<ip Govamor sails* far
Man Kraactvoo tbta morning *lO>
arary bartb takan Tourlai traval
•oath thla wlntar baa baau liana
allj baavjr.
Bartiontina Arehar, aavaraly 4mm
a**<l In bar trip from Rraratt to
B*u Kmnciaco. I*n tho lattar pari
rratarday. on bar »aj bark to Po
fat sound
Official* of Iha Washington O'l
Co.. Jteatlla, rr<»| tod a tvlegram
from Pork*. In Clallam county, lhat
the boring lb*re had (vaulted In
striking ma.
Forty mimlnri of the local naval
militia will hoard (he torpedo boat
Pol Saturday Bight for a day and
a half cruise up the Round
Monthly dlnntr moating of Mia
Manufacturer* association of Seat
tla waa bold laat night at th#
Washington Hotel Annex t'apt A
M Kobertaon of the navy vard waa
th* gusat of honor.
Seattle will bo "dry" from 11 a.
m. to • p. m. tomorrow, tha annwal
school oloctlon being tho oeeaaien.
Thla doclaion waa arrived at yostsr
day by Corporation Counsel Brad
ford.
Patrolman C. O. Pollrlch made a
thrilling rescue yesterday evening,
when he grabbed Prank Merges, 80,
from In front of a Ronton car
Mknge* upbraided hi* rescuer bit
terly. aaying he wanted to die He
la being held at the police atatlon
To celebrate th* 60th anrlveraary
of the battle of (lettyabur*. th«>
Orand Army of the Republic will
encamp on th* historic battlefield
next July, ("apt, ft. P. button ha*
chargo of local urrangsnianta.
Puyatlup.—Largo crowd* att*nd
ed the Western Waahtngton Pttilt
fair today. The object of the ei
hlblt, explained by President ("has
Hon*. I* to elevate the star. *ard of
fruit, rather than stimulate extsn
■lon of large orchard area*.
Abordoon.—Jotoph Jacoba haa an
nounced himself for mayor One
of the plank* In hla platform la the
proposal to have the city run all
dance*.
North Vaklma.—J. B. King waa
yesterday fined |f>oo and coot* In
the police court, for stealing trolley
wire of tho Yakima Valley Trans
portation Co.
J. H. Georgena, igt 40. ««M m
verely hrulaed In colliding with An
unknown motorcycllat at First mwl
Main.
Inglneer of the Oatun loefcaln
the Panama canal, H. K. Tucker; I*
coming to Seattle to make It bin Ai
titre home.
Convicted of grand larceny and
forgery, O. R. Hlyatone fan ob
tained a hearing before Judge Kdn
aid. lie contend* hla aentoner» of
16 and 20 year* are unwnnanMd by
Washington law.
Stabbed for takjng 15c In a
WuHlilnKton at. aaloon, John Swee
ney Ilea critically wounded at the
city hoaptlal.
Myrtle Chapter No. 48, Order of
the Kaatern Htar, will give Ita laat
danre of the acaaon nt Chrlaten
aen'a hall tonight.
Coach Dobie will toaat at the
dinner Saturday evening by the U.
of Mlnneaota alumni.
The monthly meeting of the
Kalnler Helghta Improvement, club
will ho held tonight In Oilman's
hall, 24ih av. S. and Lano at.
|FREDERICK & NELSON t
Your Christmas Package Wrapped for Shipment by Mail or Express
UOR your convenience we have eatabliahed Parcel-Wrapping Stations on the Firat Floor (Annex) aa4
in the Baaement Salesroom (adjoining South elevator) where you may have Chriatmaa Gifta safety
wrapped for ahipment, correctly weighed, and forwarded by mail or expreaa. Stamps may he p«.
chased at theae Stations, aa alao at the Sub-Poatoffice, Firat Floor, Main Building.
BASEMENT SALESROOM
Women's Tailored Suits, Special $13.75
AN unusual opportunity to uve in the buying of a well-made Tailored Suit ia presented in '
thia special offering, Saturday. The Suita are of serviceable weaves of Serge, Cheviot and
Fancy Mixtures, and feature a variety of plain tailored. Norfolk and dressy trimmed effects. ViPMB ■
Sixes 34 to 44. flttJ Mb#
Special f 13.75. P||llWKj 1
Women's Long Coats Women's Separate Skirts Inn '
$10.00 tad $12.50 $3.95 hil ' f
Well tailored Coats in popular loose and Good-fitting Separate Skirts in durable jh H
semi-fitting effect*, made up in various serges and fancy mixtures, de*igncd with side ■kllfl
smooth- and rough-finished fabrics. Colors or cluster plaits and finished with self-cov- miJHfl
include navy, tan, brown and gray. Trices, ered buttons. Price Q3.9&. jiIMM
910.00 and f 12.50. —Baeement Itluraoß.
All-Wool P/aid Blankets, $6.50 Pair
All-wool Plaid Blankets, size /OxHO inches, in blue, pink, Gray Blankets, 90 per cent wool, with fancy eoioni
gTay, heliotrope or tan and white plaids; weight, five border, $5.00 pair.
pounds. Price *>H) pair. Heavy Cotton Plaid Blanket*. 70x80 inches, soft ad
All-wool White Blanket* M*e 66*80 mchev with blue or pair .
pink borders; weight 4J/J pounds. Price $5.00 pair, —ueddia* a*«dM,
Christmas Gift Suggestions
Hand-Bags, 50c upward Christmas Seals and Card*, 5c package.
Collar Bags, 50c upward. Eaton Crane's Delft-blue Initialed Itfr
\ Drinking Cups, 25c upward. tionery, 25c box.
1I M Beauty Pina, Brooches. Cuff Links, Bar Eaatman'a Pine Perfumea, in popabr
Pin®, Coin Holders, Mesh Purses, Bead odors, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1 00 and op Id HAL
ra M Necklaces, Hair Barrette* and Combs, 25c Sciasora and Shears, 25c and 50c.
P to Boya' Pocket Knives, 25c and 50c. ,
j, Chnatmas Stationery in one- and two- Hair Brushes and Mirrors. 50c, 55c pi
quire Ihjxcs, 10c, 15c, 25c and 35c. upward. —-nnst wwMa '
Silk Hosiery for Gifts
WOMEN'S Medium-weight Black Silk Hosiery, made
with deep lisle garter top ami double heel, sole and
toe of lisle. They are tipped in lavender and gold. Packed
in Christmas boxes, one pair or more of these Stockings
would make an acceptable gift. Price pair; box of
three pairs, 92.50.
WOMEN'S WOOL VESTS AND PANTS. SPECIAL
7&f GARMENT—
Women's Gray Wool Vests in high neck style, with
long sleeves, and Pants in ankle length. Special gar
ment.
—Ila**ment Salesroom.
Silk Kimonos for Gifts, Sp'l $2.95
Long kimonos of soft siik in
attractive colorings and patterns,
trimmed with stitchcd satin ribbon
/ /'/ and pipings.
Special at f2.f>s.
/ 11 i-IJL I Fleece-lined Kimonos, as illustrated,
\\ F * n, P ire navy-blue patterned
I 1 with conventional design, and trimmed
I wit>l nav J r bll,f s * ,in an < ] Urge but
tons - Special
Vn|i| ;f§j' J Long Empire Kimonos of Serpen-
IP-\ jWl2fc iyj / tine crepe, special
W Blanket Bath Robes, special $2.50.
11 Dutch Caps of colored-border hand
ffl}) kerchiefs, 25*.
Boudoir Caips of white lawn, trim
■ med with lace and narrow ribbon,
bM j| Boudoir Caps of white or cream net,
{Fwj lined with pink, blue or cream and
* jf" / trimmed with narrow ribbon. Price
—KtMmHil **U*room
Interesting Millinery Values v
AN interesting offering of 300 Trimmed Hats, comprising fine quality Plushes, Velvets
and Velours, with trimming of plumes, fancy Ostrich, flowers and ribbons at —
$1.85, 93.50, *5.00 and *8.50.
Untrimmed Hats in Velvets, Plushes and Felts, in late Winter shapes 45* 81 00
* 1.05, *2.05 and *3.05. y
Flower Trimmings for hats and corsage bouquets, to *1.05.
Fancy Ostrich Trimming in the new colorings, 25< to *5.00.
A gift sure-to-be-appreciated—one or more of these fine Ostrich Plumes, which are (flfX/uKT
shown in Black, White, Pink, Light-blue, Navy, Brown, Gray and shaded Two-tone ef- ' W
fects. Prices *1.05, *2.05, *3.75, *5.00, *7.50 and *8.50.
—Bauminl Ulhrwh
Siik Petticoats, $1.95
PETTICOATS of soft messaline silk in plaited and
tucked styles, in a broad selection of solid colors and
rich changeable effects. These make especially desirable
Christmas gifts and are attractive values at *1.95.
—BMemont Salearoom.
GLOVE BONDS AND MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE
And Provide • Convenient and Satisfactory Way of Sending a Gift.
Misses'and Children's Shoes
MISSES' Vici Kid Button and Lace Shoes, made owr
round toe last, with heavy sole, sizes 9 to 2, spccial
91*25 pair.
Children's Vici Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with rood
toe and heavy sole, sizes 5 to 8, special pair.
Boys' Box Calf Lace Shoes, extra heavy, and a wry
durable school shoe. Sizes 9 to 2, $1.25 pair.
Children's Ribbon-trimmed Felt Juliets in red mi
brown, sizes sto 8, pair; Bx/z8 x /z to 11, pair; 11#
to 2, $1.00 pair.
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Women's Gift Handkerchiefs
WOMEN'S Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs in «aiblrtl'j
ered corncr effects, assorted designs, box of thrst,
50*.
Women's Hemstitched Initialed HandfcswUfc
of excellent quality linen, with letter inclosed in tiubwtt
ered wreath design, 12VS* each.
Women's Embroidered Linen and Fine Shaowe*
Lawn Handkerchiefs in a wide assortment of patterns,
and each. j
Women's fancy Swiss Handkerchiefs, allover embroil
ered in various designs, box of six, $1.00. n ,„. linT mmm
Lingerie Waists, Special $1-4S
DAINTY Lingerie Waists, made of sheer voiles, nwlb
and lawns And effectively trimmed with Vale»cieSß*»
Cluny and Irish laces and insertions, and hand- and Fresco
embroidery.
Special st *1.45. . sai«"*"*