The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 10

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Co-Operative Food Products Association * Operating the South End Public Market Organized Labor’s Own Market Third Avenue at Washington Street This Market will be closed all day Friday Memorial Day Buy Tomorrow for Friday’s Dinner Fresh and smoked meats for hot dinners or éold lunches CO-OPERATIVE MARKET Phone Elliott 1625 alace Hip Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday FEATURE HIPPODROME PHOTOPLAY VAUDEVILLE WILLIAMS “THE HIGHEST TRUMP” Phone Elliott 1625 Theatre CONTINUOUS DAIL’ 17011 ‘ONWAY arpist AERIAL DE Lons Week Day Matinees, 10¢ Evenings and Sundays 20c ——— Big Eats on 1 Bill at University Senion Gime THERE rewanrast traditional « dinner luncheon, some m Home Co at the University of Wednesday, Hundred U" students have week and it ix expec gymnasium will be 5 night for the smoker Memorial services will be held by the “homing Washington men and women Thursday ning in the big open alr amphitheatre in honor f the 50 men wh » thelr country during the war, Friday's program adew the day aquatic events crew. races and ca nd grads Washington former returned this ted the big 1 Satur day men's » gave their lives annual Junior swimming and noe parade Homecoming week will end Sat- urday in @ riot of jazz music, lege songs, dancing and smoke. PIN ED UNDER COAL, J. H. Carlson, 200 Beacon injured late ‘Tuesday coal wagon he was driving overturn ed, pinning him beneath a ton of coal The topheavy wagon wae turned over when Carlson attempt ed to drive into an alley on Queen Anne bill ave. was when a Bet tre CLO BIROS LL DHARE An OnRKLE AT THe JALE CARNAVAL 1 ade |FIND MISSING BOY AND SEND HiM HOME Herbert Weat, 12 yearold boy, re ported Tuesday as missing from his home in Lyman, Wash., was found in the Union depot late Tuesday night. He told the po he had been 4o visit an unele in Bremerton and was returning home, He said he Jost his money at the depot. The patrolmen on the “night shift took up a ¢ @ ticket home. morning Concrete Streets Mean Fewer Accidents HIEF OF POLICE WARREN declares that Skidding is one of the greatest _|dangers of city streets; that a tremendous number of the accidents that are appalling the city are due to automobiles skidding on wet streets. | CONCRETE is the paving that abolishes skidding. Concrete is the smooth but non- skid pavement that spells safety for the motorist and safety for pedestrians whose ollection ie wat Herbert | lives are menaced by hurrying traffic on Me teat Wednenss | glassy thoroughfares. Concrete has traction. jIts surface grips the tires of automobiles and With the city’s streets paved entirely with Takes 3 38, 000, 000 Transfers to |motor trucks and holds them firmly in place. Car Traffic | lz been drawn by the street rail- Handle Six {____ Handle Six Months’ ¢ qt Pa Aiea ah elniiclits wipes tian os 38,000,000 tranafers to let Mr. and Mrs, General Public enjoy |the privilege of changing cars in | Seattle for six monthe. That's 76,000,000 of the little slips in a year. Rut, because of possible changes in routing and operation of cars. Supt. Thomas F. Murphine has only ordered a six-month supply The requisition on the printer has your heir youns the charm of youth is yours. The aristocratic Creoles beauty of their hair, « od Spach come ancestry,even through sdvanced years by the use of La Creole HAIR DRESSING Le Creole not slone pre “vents Aray heir It is Ruar- snteed to brink back faded, oa streaked, or Arsy = its former naturel La Creole will not cha: his color over nia ‘- would a dye because La Creole contains no dye. It works with nature and the color of the hair returns Aradually but surely. Refi people use it y because it restores hair and scalp to the healthy con- dition nature intended. Le Creole makes the heir soft, wavy and beautiful, has no dyed look cannot stain the scalp, and there is nothing to wash or rub off Elimimates dandruf—a healthful deliphtful toilet requisite. Full directions with each bottle, Absolutely hoaranteed to brink beck the hair's color—-or money te- funded. Write for fascinating book, "La Creole,” Hair Beautiful At Dewapists and Toilet Counters, Price $1 If your dealer can't aup- Ry, Zou, send hie name and address We will see that you are supplied Ven Vieet-Mansfield Drug Company, Mekers Memphis, Tenn. CHILDREN NOTICE! Look for a soldier or sailor, wrapped with every loaf of butter Nut HOLSUM Bread That delicious bread of the SEATTLE BAKING COMPANY Collect Your Own Army ways department. It calls for 38, 000,000 transfers to be delivered to the Muny car line offices in the city! hall not later than June 25, when the present supply about exhausted. The statinticn fiend can stop and figure out how many times the cons have to squeeze the punch, allowing abo will be just four squeezes to the transfer. Or, each transfer being seven inches | long, | —well hound Fauntleroy patrons demand more ‘s the slips than on any other line, pasted together, they'd reach we'll leave it to the figure consuming about 16,000 daily. About | 3,000,000 therefore will be required [from the order for this line alone |The Alki line uses 15.000 transfers every 24 hours. ‘The smallest num. | ber used on any line is on the Sum mit cars, where carriders only ask |for 1,600 a day SEE 100 RUM STILLS IN JUAN |But the Liquor Traffic Still Goes On (Special to The Star by N. B.A) | SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 28.— | Moonshiners multiply daily in Porto Rico. Nearly 100 stills have been raided | by the police. Making contraband rum is easy |and cheap, and the profit is great All that's needed is a rude still and a supply of molasses, always plenti ful The rum hounds will pay from $2 ‘to $3 for a small bottle of the stuff. | So the risk of a fine from $25 to | $100 i# no barrier to the native who | would gather quick and easy money. While the San Juan police chief was preparing a list of 35 stills that | had been selzed since the first of the | year, reports came in of the seizure |of as many more. | From the arrests made in the 35 | selzures there have been nine convic | tions and a total of $675 in fines aw seared. But two jail sentences have |been passed, one 30 days and one | three months. acquittals and the remainder of the cases have not yet been heard. Rum seizures recorded by the po lice are 273 pints, 2,100 half bottles, 1 demijohn, 64 litres and 19 gallons | Then there are 61 half pints of wine, 22 bottles of annise, 50 gallons of alcohol and 84 bottles of beer, Alto- | gether the police have quite a little of liquor, but there isn’t any use for it ||) MUCH TALK DUE ON THE LEAGUE Americans Will Hear Many} Opposing Arguments WASHINGTON, May 2 Press).—The American pe about to be be 1 with argu ents on the | co nited | are tleground, with fails dinned into th from the senate, the every sort of publication The senate battle already se be. gun. On the stump, former dent Taft, Homer pall an na others favoring the league pave the way for the home coming jot President Wilson, who is still being urged to go directly to the tump and league's opponents also are preparing their stump fight are being discussed for so shaping the senate's legislative program that a number of senators may be re leased to make a. tour, Chats to: he Paditio! bonat Meantime, carrying efforts are being made to have the republican party take a definite stand on the league. Certain party leaders who have been holding out against this ¢ lreported to ha become convinced that it will be impossible to |the league from b ithe 1920 campaign administration's keep ~ a factor in bevause of the attitude, There have been two} are to} Plans | %|Concrete Seattle’s skidding accidents would ibe practically at an end. Detroit, Indianapolis and other Eastern \cities find Concrete the pavement of satis- |faction and economy for downtown use; |Tacoma is adopting it; Seattle has fallen in jline i in selecting Concrete to stand up under ithe tremendous traffic of Spokane Avenue; also for that important North End artery, Leary Avenue. Pave a street with eight- or nine-inch thick Concrete and you have a highway of solid |stone—as enduring as anything a man can build—smooth but non-skid in all weathers— pleasing to man, beast and machine. lic’s choice. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Seattle Seaboard Bldg. Seattle needs Concrete on King Street and adjacent streets, on Rainier Avenue, on Boyer Avenue, on 50th Avenue N. E. and on scores of other big street improvements. Concrete is the pub- Over twelve mil- lion yards of Com crete von rated. ready contract in the United Stat to date this double the amo in any similar riod. That's & the nation bel in Concrete, |Winemaker Brag Leads to Arrest POTLATCH, Ida, May 28.—Be- lcause somebody boasted that “Mrs. |Bertofont is the best wine maker in Idaho,” Frank Rerteloni and his wife of this city are in jail and §00 quarts lof raisin wine, found in a h ithe Bertelon! resid rounds. |been confiscated. mplete wine making equipment es » was found. A thief entered the room of Marco Bubue and John Candrieh, Northern hotel, 216 Fifth ave. 8.,/ Tuesday night and watch, some clothing and $35. OTHERS © Reduce your doctor’s bills by keepin ; always on tend iS, | HE ANYWAY | WASHTID {United | Press.)—When Ireland becomes a re- publio—if it ever does—Representa: | tive Mason, Illinois, would have! money ready to send a minister and right Mason intro duced a bill today appropriating $14,-| }900 for their salaries, if a | ‘THURSDAY, MAY FOURTH AND Lenona 0 ic BARNES | BIC 4-RING WILD ANIMAL “YOUR bith ab ARD™ - 308, Si. consul across. 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