The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 2

iit Sue iP LAW NO VERDICT IN ICARBONDS CASE OFBLAIR Attorneys Check Up’ Schoo! Principal Up Before p Mayor’s Rights Justice Brinker y for the Stone Webster Boston are busy today Washington decisions af Wegality of bond sign mayors. vor Lane is bands to be Traction company for properties during Mayor absence. @ legal opinion by the at the bonds will be neither ac rejected by the company RB MeCice, a giant fisherman “Ht took three deputy sheriffs oa apple and onion markets are y products are day's quc EXPECT DROP IN POTATOES SOON street togay Local Markets ations ines | ry | the 6, enpectally, in seareity on Wiltiam Minor The case against Blair principal of the charged with beating Benton May nard, a fourth grade pupil, was ‘taken under advisement Saturday by »| Juation of the Peace Otis W, Brinker Counsel for the defendant contend ed that the Maynard boy received ht bruises in a fight with a schoolmate The Maynard boy maintained that the fight occurred on a day previous to the which the spanking from the principal Principal Blair produced a rubber shoe sole with a wooden hance | which he had used on Benton May . is awaiting examina nard, and showed the court how he his sanity, Mot is more had wielded it feet tall and weighs more) Dr. Ira C. Brown testified that he pounds. had found @ Jarge black and blue 2 * spot on Renton’s body, and that he Colds and Grip had also found prints of natis which ATIVE BROMO QUININE | 04 Sathivike fibh an otat k for EW Grove'a sig. (Mad penetrated the flesh an eighth he box. 30c. of an inch Yakima Gems, However, Re- | main Firm Locally An increase in orange prices in the next week or ten days, as soon ax the present stock is exhausted, ts predicted by sult of the roal dealers yntinuous ra as the re eam nin South VEGETABLES Artichokes @cat Neete—Laeal, per one on he recelved | ern California for the past few days dos which will delay packing nningstend iw 06% A small express shipment of Call Rageenne het 4 | NOW—But Until TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY ‘| WALLACE ee ish Hoet—Local, per t. hard Squach— Local, Mh ow Lettuce-Imperial valley, erate 6.00 fornia green pea the wtate was the only new product on market from the Southern Dealers are ti dent of having plenty of local greens by the middle of next week Yakima Netted Gems were slightly firmer, altho spud handlers are ex pecting a drop in prices shortly, ‘The Local hot house Cal, per tb. . per th bunches ouse In a series of amazing lies (adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story, “Open Sesame”), set into a new 5-act picture play that will give anyone a fullness of thrills, called per dos, a ts FOURTH NEAR PIKE - TONIGHT —SUNDAY— MONDAY —TUESDAY THEN GONE FOREVER! A Woman of Natural-born Cleverness Wincaaps, ex, fancy Local Diack Twig, fancy 0 © rade ....5.. 4 Roman Beauties _ BARRISCAL hort held storage ex- Per strictly frests and Oregon triplets Oregon triplets Ores “ALIAS MIKE MORAN” A Young American is called in the draft but hires a substitute— changes identities with him. The substitute goes to France. The other stays in America and hasto go to one desperate length after another to make his deception stick. There’s a big end- ing—that you can’t foresee. ANN LITTLE is with REID F peaneyctrices Pai ty_Whaleanie Dealers to Shippers u se ne ae Live ue Dressed ° a Beigian Hares —iive, pet mm ne petinmnitniiencmntcisienttinasnadll Meat | Cowe—Country, dressed . Veat—Fancy Heavy urade .. Moge—fock PORTLAND, Ore., March 22 | tle—Fteceipts 20 head; market steady. | Best steers, $12 to $14; good to choice steers, $11.50 to $12.50; medium to $18.35 to $18.50; medium mixed, $18) 5; rough heavies, $16.25 to) 5; bulk of| head; market IMPERSONATOR | the representation that she was Mrs, | Edgar Amos, the shipbuilder's wife She served time at Walla Walla because she represented to H. A Raser, the insurance man, that she | REQUEST RECITAL was the widow of Mr. Popple, of the In a Comedy That is Full of Snap, Explaining to 34; broilers, 42¢ to ‘areh and enter someone else’s room when the key is turned in the lock on the inside! _ That is what the fellow on the bed is trying to figure out in the above illustration. It’s called— “ALL OF A SUDDEN NORMA” “SMELL OF THE YUKON” A LYONS-MORAN COMEDY DENTISTRY Look into your mouth and nee if your gums are sloughing or bleeding. If so, you have RIGGS’ DISEASE, SO-CALLED. PYORRHEA Je '8 treacherous, @ be treated at once to prevent com- plications, such as rheumatism, rg indigestion and general h trouble. he only dental office in that specializes in the tr and cure of the above disease, In our office you will find all Ji- censed operators and masters of the dental profession. Special care taken of children's teeth. Examinations and estimates free, Ironclad guarantee for 15 years on all work, A reasonable discount given to all union men and their families, United Painless Dentists HARVARD AND PINE AXEL SKJERNE Danish Planist Assisting Artist, POPULAR PROGRAM PRICES Entire Lower Floor, $1.10 Including War Tax” |good steers, $10 to $11; fair to good ay. Prime lambe, $16 to $17; fal GRANTED TIME steers, stee One way'to | hee hitebant Decision on the motion for @ new | er, when he presented the bill for in- | ne . ind ba: | $6 to $8.50; calves, $9.50 to $13.60; Hi 880 | trial asked by Inez Reterson, Who! terest on the mortgage to the real How to get rich in a hurry stockers and feeders, $7 to $10, | iene —34c . | owt Seattle department stores, under fic, it is announced, | in Your Sleep pes. ! When Ya rig | Butter—Extras, 61%¢ Wh W. ke ° M : a en You Wake in the Mo $2.45; red, seed, $2.60 to $2.75; red, recleaned, $2.90 to $3. at the city jail, Before that he put! up at the Washington Annex, Beck | on the charge of petit lare Beck it accused of passing completed checking and agsorting evidence to be used against the 23 BY $8 to $9; choice cows and heif-/NNRS. $11 to $12; wethers, $9 to $105) ; P |pretense she obtained $1,500 from ers, $10.50 to $12; good to choice|*We% $6.50 to $10.5) /Charged With Fraud, Wom- | rier. a oruaute which she sig | cows and heifers, $9 to $10; medium| ., ‘ : j i leo -opple’ | |to good cows and heifers, $7 to $8;| PORTLAND, Ore. March an in Trouble Again | ase dae ceeainoeees che pele cian! i [fair to mediam cows and heifere, $5| Butter—Creamery, 9c to 6c somone | it Egge—Selected local extras, 39¢ to & has served two terms in the peni-! yrs Popple, they } a . Hoge—Receipts 559 head; market|* tentiary. . was postponed“ Maturday | 0.” eet ioe The World-Famous Violinist steady and higher. Prime mixed, trent Os’ Cha Aesiey for one week by Judge Everett] The Henry T. Scott and Valdez, | Pe Mrs. Peterson ix alleged to have | chartered to the Federal Operating 4 Eges—Extras, 44c; extra pullets’ Ale. | Cheese—California flats, fancy, | Complexion is Rosy 31%e. | * All Headache Gone. Breath Right. Tongue Clean. Barley—Per cental, good feed, i » | about $2.37%; chevalier, nominal, Stomach, Liver and Bowels Address Changed “ AY bd to “the City Jail much prefers his former home, but has not been able to find the $100 bail to purchase his release, accord ing to Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich, for $20 to Paul Kichinko, 1 er, at Nin’ y alleged criminal anarchists who will plead Tuesday. The results of their investigations are held secret. ‘They were called into the case to assist How to-be free though married jed upon him until three months lat-/ to $6; canners, $3.50 to $4.50; bul dtc. oe ‘ool ; AT 3 O'CLOCK tte a e ” one New Y | F Market Re t « nm handise from of the |¢ of New York, for Atlantic trat- | Oate—Per cental, red feed, $2.40 to| Regular—So Convenient! Norman R. Beck is now stopping who arrested him Saturday morning Two federal investigators have Prosecutor Fred Brov* Sale at Sherman-Clay & C a, m., Saturday, March 22, Sep 2