Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 4

LUMBER KING SUED. Peggy Bnpkins . Joyca s Jewels Again Figure in Court. CHICAGO, October 13.—The mil- { tion dollars’ worth of jewels, which J’\mcs Stanley Joyce dec hr\s he gu\u S|l QUALITY, RELIABILITY ‘When you stop to consider the quality and reliability of our dental work and note our reasouable prioes, you will Ed:ly appreciate the importance of having your work dene WYETH AND STAFF OF EXPERT, CszrvL "SR LeD DENTISTS bave' won the confidence of Desple ‘ef Waskingten and visiaity. e, rotn Ml REE. Whatever ecescaty will Vo Srutbrully stated—yor can RELT en " amination. 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S - Oysters, 48¢ gt. Gidea [PURE LARD, 15¢ Ib e Golden Grape- pples fruit 10cIb. No.1Potatoes,3clb. 2for15¢ ; ..:: Police Feel He Was Justified st (P official _today, Should bo the last pers OLD DUTCH COFFEE, 25¢, |- TWO CARS oi= FRESHPORK | BACK DEPUTY'S ACT IN HALTING JUDGE in Gun P_Iay Despite Gov- ernor’s Comment. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, October 13.—While neither Automobile Commissioner Baughman nor any one connected with | his office would discuss or comment on | the statement of Gov. Ritchie that the “high-handed methods which some of those authorized to enforce the auto- mobile laws are said to practice” must stop, as well as his denunciation of what he termed “gun play” on the part { of special deputies, the general opin- ion prevailing in police circles is that Deputy Automobile Commissioner Wil- son was fully justified in drawing his zun on Mazistra Ge Refused to Show Card. In the first Place,” said a police “a police magistrate on to violate if he should unknowingly appears to be the fact in this law, bu majesty of the law when rep- b) the proper authority. n r((||lm-ltd ¥, but attemptec nhel pushe (l or struck : tried to stop him apman's car had happened re deputy had al- ! vwed the mnn in the car to go with- ovut showing his card, what excuse ! couta he have made when asked why [ he had let the man go?” vening Sun yesterday 111 agree with Gov. w the state police, in en- Yu ;\g the automobile laws, should 1 few wonls ahout r light on Justice S car was properly adjusted mn ot question, but somebody has he the 1 ceman in this case thought it was not.” WILL SPF™ <11 000,000. U. S. Steel Plants to Be Enlarged ‘ as Soon as Possible. NEW YORK, October 13.—The fi- Steel Corporation has adopted a e-o lution requesting its subsidiary com- panies to expend up to $10,000,000 in :the extension of their manufacturing plants as promptly as circumstances Willpermit. The lons will be made, so far where the services of their Dils quence o be utilized and aRo0! . can costs will be rnr nnd onable. nsions will_be under the te direction of the chairman sident of the corporation. mnm and g BAVARIA “WET FOREVER.” Berlin camment on Drink Consum- ed at Harvest Festival. | By Wircless to The Star and fmr-xu Daily ew: (up!rl:ll! 1 BERLIYN, | the rest of the world may go dry, but | Bavaria will stay wet forever.” _Such | is the comment made by one Berlin newspaper, in a dispatch from Mu- | nich -emug forth d he par- ticipants, and 100 bottles of wine were consumed The Right and the Wrong of It When you have glasses fitted to your eyes, of course, you want the lenses & properly adjusted to your ¥ vision. £ Wrong position of lenses |[f may lead to serious eye troubles in time. Right position gives you normal eyesight. Consult us and avoid this danger. Rightness here al- ways A Complete Line of Photographic Supplies Mr. A. P. 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Lo the lake, ready for Shipping without any mining operatlons belui | necessary. it is Tho Butterfields also have located n jast deposit of coling coal n the Brazeau country, ved to ocon 100,000.000 tons of uml suitable l r the reduction of iron ore. ORDERED TO FORT BLISS. Mu). Tnomas H. Emerson bas been relieved from duty with th r épartment general staff and ¢ to Fort Blise Tex. for in Ablmdmes Is at Hand for on of Ore. INTON, Alta, October 12—A n the shores of Lake Athabasca, with yvered in the n disco orth by Nor- man C. Butterfleld and hh NOTHING TO DO BUT FRY! All prepared — potatoes and Cost much less than meat. A can feeds three generously and costs only 20c. everything. a Flavor Surprise A Meal of Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes OD FISH CAKES— plump, sizzling with aroma—what a dish for keen edged appetites. Andyou can have them almost in a jiffy. Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes are all prepared, rich, tender cod mixed with mealy potatoes. 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