The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 9

AFTER CAESAREAN FY coHOR LAUDS Neb three aid baby boys in St. » Portland Journal Re-| Joseph's hospital bid fair to apects to F grow up into strapping Nebras Lh. “ ka farmers. Statesman But in Plattsmouth, near ASSERTS HE HONEST here, there's a new-made grave, Mile Washington di ‘ Jegisiation on this 5 It ts a clear state ot an issue Y an honest republican senator, | @ uncorrupted service should for him a renomination and re-! ton. In the great strugg! Washington between the one side and the people Other, the issue is not whether the| Re at candidate is a republican or demo-| erat, but whether he is a “kept” ™an or the people's man. Senator Poindexter is in a post-| tion to know a great dea! about} what is going on. He says the wa- ter power grabbers are fighting ev- @ry inch of ground. He tays monopolization of the mation’s water powers means con- trol, not only of the people's lux- i tries and conveniences, but contro! 24, Murray (Neb.). -|mother was 23. Walker, is youngsters, while |band is pride. “My heart ts broken’ been married only a year! where sleeps their mother as the price of their birth The triplets came into the world as a result of a Caesar. ean operation—the only infants 80 born within this section's medical annais. Two hours after their birth the mother smiled weakly when nurses told her the news. Ten hours later she died. farmer. er, their light, and, without exag-| Geration, almost their very life it- eel. The senator declares that he will Continue to vote against any meas ure to barter away forever to pri-| | Vate parties this contro! over tn. / Mecessaries of lif In the Shields bill, which has Passed the senate, Senator Poin- ster says the federal government no right of control over "power rights in navigable streams except in certain cases and to a ‘very moderate extent. This is the testimony of all who But Bays. tell them apart, but ferences in their faces, for his father, him,” she deci: struggle, and it can only be by the action of the house or the veto of| the president that the power briga- diers will be prevented from carry- tng the measure thro. The cry of the power barons is that more liberal legisiation needed to secure “development.” Why do they not “develop” the| Water power they have already jhas the more express’ tenance Only one baby was expected Nurses insisted on donating two. Jan falls, which they own, in the| state of Washington? Why do they not “dévelop” their Priest Rapids holdings, on the Ccb umbia river? i: FISH offered for the Seattle, Southern railway, His, Attorney cHents of Attorney F. J. Carver. ship since 1912 ants—Mothers. Thousands testify ' HORLICK’S P ginal weather man declared that snow ’ MALTED MILK fell for five minutes yesterday, tho fine and not virtble ev by the weather burean to: it was very Upbuilds and sustains the body erywhere in the metropolis No Cooking or Milk required Used for 4 of a Century Pree Sample Merlick’s, Racine, Wis, hold on the toy market, but wt cM forg! ne ahead asa WHITE PUBLIC MARKET Southeast Corner Fifth Avenue and Pine Street a Telephone Peas 2 Ibs. 15c Fresh Chursed Creamery Butter 29c Lb. Black Mission Figs, 2 the. Ste = Pesnut Butter M. ‘CINNAMON fe atebende lll aang aR 8 19-20 . STONG’S MEAT MARKET | Sweet Pickled Beet Tongue the Sugar Cured Picnic Hams 12%@ Stall No, 10—Corner Motrance Choice Corned Beef 100 to 12%0 Hamburger and Sausage, Ib. 190 > No. Swift's Lard | 10 lbs. Green Ground Bone. .2he Extra Choice astern Bacon (by piece), Ib s...seeeee be Choice Veal and Pork Steak Ihe STONG peearins PRICES DOWN 25c 25c 25c 25c articles wi P ded Ns, 60 Gack Family Flour; >.< .501.+:...$118 All Brands Patent Flour at Cut Prices 650 can LApton's Tea, $1.50 can Italy Olive O11 91.10 Tetley's Tea 4 Ibs, Black-eyed Peas... 256 4 Ibs, Lima Beans 280 20c can Baker's ihe pkm. Shredded © can Corned Beet Ibs. Head F 200 Can Milt's Cotte id he t Mill's "Toa Fine Japan 6... 260 20c can Kagie Brand Mt Green Split Peas, .ahe tie We Grave n Fig, Butte ae rollin Tollet Paper. abe hoxen Matehe rd Minced ‘Cai ; j whet 60 Koyul Baking # phe eded Ke cans String Beans on ibe can Relies lbe pkes. F i cans Tomatoes or Corn 4 ibs. choice 10¢ Prunes cane Van Camp's Pork ana 26c bottle Snider's Gateup 3 ‘Tre | Beans ‘200 STONG'S THREE STORES—CORNER MIT. AND WHITE MKT. OPERATION, MOTHER } SEN, POINDEXTER oS The Richter triplets and nurse am the proudest man fn the world,” _ SNOW IN HEW YORK NEW YORK, May 26—Snow in May is what New York has just ex perienced, according to @ statement y. The ompetitor The father is Herman Richter, The Now Mra, Emma mother of the dead wife, taking care of the three lusty the young hus torn between grief and We had Nurses put tags on the babies to Mra. Walker maintains she already can see dif- “Herman Ernest, who was named in the image of Joseph Frances, are on the side of the people tn the | who was named for the hospital, face Charles Alphonso, named after the two doctors, has a meditative coun- §$'tund to buy clothing for the extra! wens do they not “develop” Che-| NOW, THEN, WHAT is NEXT INS. R. S. CASE? Altho two bids of $1,200,000 were Renton & Superior Judge | Prater has decided that one of them in reality, not a bid, and con-| | firmed that of the big bondholders,|the Sherman anti-trust law Joba C. Always at lrepresented by Higgins. A Fisherman’s Market Secs cehias be ‘sis teseidn fey eoead Feet of Marton st. be claimants and other undisclosed 4 The road has been in receiver. ENGLAND HAS strengthened itv Japar " LOOKS BAD NOW FOR BRANDEIS Shocks Boston Man's Friends HOW IT WAS WORKED BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, May 26, — That the senate is likely to re to fuse confirm Louie 0. Brand the president's ap pointee for the U, 8, supreme court, is the inference drawn by politicians at tne capitol from the senate vote rejecting | the confirmation of George | Rublee for the federal trade commission Special Privilege, acting thru a fiction known as “Senatorial Courtesy.” has removed Rub. ' - pinch | | lee, the one good man on the | federal trade commission. | next in line for the special privilege guillotine, | Since the Rublee vote, the friends of Brandeis feel less confident. The same fnfluences which op posed Rubles oppose Brandels, and the reasons for the opposition are |fundamentally the same | Rublee and Brandeis were for a considerable associated in their public service labora Rublee od Hrandel« draw the | DIL! which became the federal trade fcommission law Roth were attorneya on the pub- in the Ballinger investica | ton. | As an acting member—pending confirmation—of the federal trade commission, Rublee has tried to carry out the original purpose of the law, which was to curb the brutalities of the competitive sys tem and make trade freer for the weaker man. Unfortunately, a majority of the | federal trade commissioners are en. tirely out of sympathy with the pur. | pores of this act | Commissioner Hurley and Com | missioner Davies are more inter ested in using the commission to secure In the United States the German cartel plan for coopera |forelgn markets than they are in protecting the consumer from im. positions like the Standard Oj! [company price of gasoline. The commission, under Hurley's direction, has devoted most of ite time to this subject, and to trying to find a way in which the lumber Dusiness could add to its profits without entailing the penalties of In there activities of the commis sion, Rublee has been a minority “Senatorial courtesy |inally the ground fo nom state and has been a political op- ponent of Gallinger. A recent development of the the ory of senatorial courtesy leaves | it to any senator to veto an execu | tive appointment, whether of a local or national character, by saying it | is personally objectionable. | Other senators, seeing an oppor tunity to increase their power t t somebod Mn co fall support the fenatoria y theory This enables all the. vicious in |fluences in the senate to co-oper-| ate to block all good appointments Republicans who were willing to disregard party lines to line up |against Special Privilege, Clapp, Minn.; Kenyon, low: | Follette, Wi: Norris, Neb., | Poindexter, Wash \DENTIST INVENTS | NON-SKID DEVICE Dr. Charles Pp Brown, with offices in the People's Bank} | buflding, has just patented a non skid device for automobiles, By pressing a button attached tc the steering wheel, pressed air thru tubes placed un der path of fore Dr. and back wheels | Senate Lineup on Rublee Case} | tion among manufacturers seeking | Bistng fan Stove Fouls, ng Sun Stove Polish, Shinola Shoe 2in-l Shoe Polish Bon Ami, powdered. . Bon Ami, cake .. Pearline, pkg. ... Porat Powder, pkg Ammonia, bottle . ‘ 10¢ Kingsford Corn Starch, opposing | | Rubige. Gallinger announced that the Appointment was “personally | objectionable” to him Rublee comes from Gallinger’s and a dentist! the driver | causes sand to be blown by com the body of the car into the Brown is having several of | P Se 10c Kingsford Closs Starch, pkg 8e ¢ Continental Corn or Gloss Starch 7¢ 1 | Citrus Powder, large pk«e Gold Dust, Star Naptha, large pk« GOLD DUST STAR NAPTHA —Smal! Groceteria price Se pkg. STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 26, “Cutting the Cost of Selling Cute the Cost Pompeiian Olive Oil Wesson's Salad Oil Soutssonty oblied ganrt 27c Ms, Porter’s Salad Dressing Medium '18c Mayonnaise Medium 22c Small nine 12c 1916, 4th Sth No so-called Special Sales! PAGE 9. Saving YOU of Living” Every Day—Because: is to are saved the cost of an army of clerks because you help yourself the cafeteria style. 2nd-* are saved the cost of an expensive delivery system. 3 rds for cash only, you needn’t pay some one else’s grocery bill, or cost of bookkeepers and col- lectors. —You are saved all leakage, waste and unnecessary expenses. —And again, you get an additional saving, by the com- bined purchasing power of seven Groceterias. _wholesale ‘warehouse! large pkg...- pkg. 10¢ size Polish pke Swan's Potato Flour ve Groceteria 6c price ic vke |" WOULD YOU REDUCE WEIGHT? Salmon |": Groceteria price the Clerks, Credit and Costly Deliveries GROCETERIA PR “THE UTMOST IN ECONOMY’’ GROCETERIA PRICES are referred to as the low-water mark in grocery prices! Thousands of Seattle housewives are cutting their grocery bill ONE-FOURTH by purchasing all their groceries at the Groceterias! The enormous waste and heavy overhead expense of the old-time grocer are wholly eliminated in Groceteria stores, =4 solving one of the greatest economic problems of the age. The Groceterias Save You Money Same ‘low prices every day at all Groceteria stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Everything put in clean, sanitary packages, priced in_ plain figure Cost of ICES 20c Pkg. Cream of Wheat —Groceteria Price 15c 12c llc llc No No strings! Save-25c on a Dollar! Buy Your Canned Fruits and Vegetables At the Groceteria Old Homestead Stringtess Beans, can Joan of Ato Kidnéy Beans, ca 8¢ Ise | Old Homestead Homir 126 » wr . . Old Homestead Sifted Early June Peaches in Syrup, can 12¢ & G. White Naptha Soap, bar 4¢ Peas, can 14¢ | Banquet Brand Peac can....44¢ Crystal White Soap, bar. . de Standard Corn, can . Se | Canned 3 pple—260 cans 19¢:; 20-Mule Team Borax Soap, bar te Nabod Corn, can ’ 12¢ 20c cans ; small cans 10¢ Fels Naptha Soap, bar... . : Seaport Peas, can Se Seaport Pears, can .. 19¢ Ivory Soap, amall, 4¢; large . 10c can Snider’s Pork Washington Brand | 0 art Jar Lighthouse Cleanser, can..... | i Macaroni, U o ci i ; hetti 14 Dutch Cleanser, can Pink and Bea: S tti, 100 sine, Groceterta price Me Noodles pks., Groce- tc 6, Groceteria 12Mye 0. Groceteria ite 160 teria price Be | iti HILLS BROS. RED CAN COFFEC 45c Quality — Fazs*""* 38 vv. can —™ Price . ES '. 37¢ ——_—__—_—_—_Y Blue, Hibben Tee— Is Bros! Pr oke. Hills Bros.’ Yellow 27c Reliance Tea 1 3-on. pkg 33¢ | OK. ‘ike 38c 33c 27c Blue Can Ib. can Pink 22c 24c 55c 30c .16c Seattle Division—Groceteria Stores Groceteria Ne. 1 (Downtown) 509 Pine Groceteria No, 4 (Mallard) 5419 Ballard St., opposite West! Marke Ave. No. 5 (Greem Lake) T1It ia No. 2 (University) 1 © we Ave. No, 6, 85 Pike St. opposite in No. % (Downtown) Pike Market, Dowustairs. MONSON Saye End Public Market, MANAGERS Sections BROTHERS e! | BROILED CAULITLOWER ;TOoMATO SAUCE HEARTS OF ROMAINC» DIET DRESSING STRAWBERRIES DEMI-TASSE | Saturday night, Knox Gelatine, pk Snider's Catsup, Heing size . Del Monte Snider's Chili Sauce Peanut Butter, small glass, 8 glass, 1%¢: Walte German —All Gro all gs all lie pkgs ali 25¢ pkes. ae f Excelso Pure Spices, guaranteed pure, 2 on, pkgs 2 Ib. sack Salt 4 1b, sack salt Shaker Salt Royal and Dr. i oz, can, 25¢ size -.19¢ 15-02. ean, Lie size 136 10-02, can, 10c size Si Matches, box %4rIb"ean Ib. can All flavors, 25e size 206; ‘ts large. size, 23. Catsup, atsup, large small, large glass . Baker's Chocolate weet Chocolate, p! Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Coo" i-s, Cakes and Crackers - S¢ and 9¢ 3e pkg Price's Baking Powder— Ib. can . ‘ . K. C. Baking Powder Se Be and de Campbell’s 3 Soups fag —All kinds OUTLAW IS KILLED CHILDREN’S HOMES NAMIQUIPA, Mex., May 25, | by Radio to Columbus, May 26, —Candelario Cervantes, outiaw chief, was killed by United George R. Wilson, late pioneer, States troops south of Las (bequeathed $5,000 each to the Cruces today. Washington Children’s Home soei- ety, the Ch s Orthopedic has pital and the Pulmonary hospital, CELERY DR. BENSON Td TALK at Riverton, according to his will, PRING CHICKEN Utilization of Wood Waste” will admitted to probate Friday, The be the topic of Dr. Henry K, Ben. whole estate is valued at $135,000, son, of the university, at a public) Friends will get $500 to 00s |meeting at the Commercial Club/each. Wilson died May 17, a bach: am at 8 o'clock RECEIVE BEQUESTS elor, aged 75. | You'll Smile, Too If you come here for your meals. Prices are right, and the best cup of coffee in Seattie—positively. Rainier Bakery and Restaurant JAS. R, BOLDT, Prop. Second Near Madison e devices made for use in dem 4 onetrating GEE:! aff Special water, Wine, beer and ale are dey cotuits, celery, broiled spring 5 LEWIS ACQUITTED CHICAGO, May 26.—-Want to get] plored chicken, grilled Spanish onions, eT this thin? Then eat a lot. This is the i : cauliflower, “tomato sauce, OFFEE - platform of members of the There's food aplenty, how: hearts of Romaine, diet dres : SPOKANE, May 26——Arthut A.|Union League club, who three) ever. An ideal luncheon con- ing, strawberries, demi-tasse. Lewis, former city treasurer and|months ago were full-fledged 200-| sists of minced turkey, creole, “Reducing by this method is a public service commissioner, stands! pounders Now each claims to! lettuce au jus, baked apple ana | pleasure,” said one of the food ex acquitted today of responmibility|have shed from 26 to 40 pounds gluten bread. Dinner offers — perts. for loss of $3,232 in his office. jury was instructed to return a ver- dict In his favor, Fn Thru The Seattle Star The Eastern Outfitting ¢ In Giving Away to the 4 DUBBLE BUBBLE. PIPES—-FREE Eastern Outfitting Co. hag AAAS AND UNION cur PON ON THE Te RONT PAGE The since enrolling Luncheon circle. | Warren Gorrell, Union League club, discovered the} magic orthe "Mandan eats,” said to’ JN VANCOUVER, WN.) .. Alvaed haw bie be something Oriental ’ FAIR JAILER HAS Olive Oil The principle,” say# Gorrel, “ts rE ' nent on : that fat Toots produce fat and Jean, VANCOUVER, Wash., May 26 BUT ONE PRISONER Groceries foods p nee leanness Arrangements were complted today Whipped ¢ Starches, fata and sugars are| by a group of California capitalists AURORA, I, May 26 avoided, he says. ‘The diners are|for a shipyard to be built immedi-| Even the charms and beauty of not given water with their meals.|ately in Vancouver, The Company | Deputy Sheriff Lydia Scott of Soups, gravies, ordinary bread, pud-|is named the Motorship Construc-| Dekalb county can not cause dings and pastries are tabooed, Din-| tion Co, the men to misbehave. The jers are in the Mahdah warned that one hour must secretary of the! TO BUILD SHIPYARD The company elapse between meals and a glass of|tracts for four schooners, to be bufit at a total | cost of $550,000. jail of which she is the “jail- eress” has but one lone inmate, dy has con lary powered NATIONAL MARKET Macaror money saving specials. Butter, Eggs, Delicatess and Fancy m Chocolates, 5Q0¢@ 1b NATIONAL MARKET 405 PIKE ST., NEAR FOURTH