The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 18

PRISON METHOD © AT SHIPYARD Says “Hardboiled” Smith) Struck by Timber; Is Killed _ Was Mild-Mannered Man Instantly HE HELPS Col. William M. Inglis, who has| Struck by a heavy timber’ being Just feturned from overseas, de | conveyed over an uncom shty po elared in his address before the) by an aerial tramway, J Thoma Young Men's Republican club lunch-| 21, @ plate ba at ner & on Thursday in Meves’ cafeteria} Bddy's, was thrown ¢ bottom That the pictures drawn of prison | OF ine ses by gee GAM No. 2, outside of Paris, had) gay phoman re been grossly exaggerated fraternity ho Col, Inglis, who was a member of /N. His mothe the board which investigated the) 5. Thomas tv Peharges of crucity lodged against)!" Bellingham The military authorities in charge| Potified of death Of the farm, said that the hardships! as wan & former navy man endured by the inmates was easy entisted in uly, ORT. ©) Tks compared to those of the dough: i" reed in January f who fuced Hun bullets. wire be tials ‘Hardbolled’ Smith per | class. Before his death he a nded s* declared Col. Tnatis, “and| chemistry classes at the universit was mild mannered and bis! in his off-duty hours. Methods of handling the men were| and proper. “A few of the prisoners may have Been struck, but none was knocked OF repeatedly subjected to mis ‘treatment } Col. Inglis said the greatest diffi Pulty in the farms tay in h evercréwited conditions at the front were cared he declared, and those in BA camps came next DESERTERS ARE STILL AT LARGE for pris Trail of Fugitive Soldiers Is Lost WOULD HOBBLE CARS Robert Glanville, 26, and Kenneth | METUCHEN, N. J. Aug. 15 M4 who eacaped FP. Mundy, 86, a republican, heir flighting a4. @eclared his candidacy for the| brush fires . Tues ig ndent nomination for gov-| day night, ar o two Among the planks in his|™en have far as fa @ speed limit of four| Kent, but, according to post suthori thes the tra and county offi have been n of the two n {at Tacoma | It’s Easy to Peel Off |, This is what you should do to shed | jand ship out of the country led complexion Spread even- | ee, covering er of | thin layer of er4i-| Public Hearing to a off San! hy ‘until your | Determine Paving Sioae," SSPE! Tististen’ te held a public hearing, of Washington 1 and deseriptions « Authorities ave been asked to watch an hour for automobiles. ty every | is inevitable, no matter how | August 21, on the resolution propos.| If it wasn't for Tony, this world oF discolored t complexion. |ing the paving of h ave, W. at a/| would not laugh quite so often. ie Wax literally peels off the filmy oar hon an i askin, ox he lovely |CO8t of $223,368.53 was beneath. ah ie en } Thursday afternoon by ae ~~, 4 £ the old | streets committee. coming off at a time. 1 colized wax is obtainable at | P&¥ing measure will = It's er for rough. tanned, | red. | blotchy. pimpled or freckled dvertisement agreed the to! ‘Tony is onty a horse, but he's con ORY | tributing he Leary ave The Leary ave. | oe Amer come up at the . a certain indirectly to the sum on air, where 1 sunshine pennes over That you she whie Let's go eat at Boldt's—aptown, | 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 913 td Ave. FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES TURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE MARKET (Upper and Lower Floors) Occidental Avenue and 1422 First Avenue Yester Way | Combination Salad, 2 pts. | Fancy Ripe Olives, pint... 25c Shrimp Salad, pint.......30c| Orange Marmalade, 2 Ibs. 45c Veal Loaf, Ib...........35¢ | Don'r FORGET OUR FRIED CHICKEN, ROAST DUCK AND CHICKEN PIES ‘i FOR YOUR SUNDAY OUTING American Grocery Stores Co. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOK, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET /Cane Sugar, 100 Ibs. $9.45, 10 ibs. O5¢ | Holly Flour, 24%-Ib. bags...c.ccccnsseeeee | Mount Vernon Milk, 2 cans 25¢ | Economy Fruit Jars, pints, dozen ‘Carnation Milk, 2 cans ..27¢ Quarts, dozen | %-eallons, dozen | Santa Clara Sweet Prunes, Htalian Prunes, large, Ib...... large 15¢, medium 2 Ibs. 21¢ E 25¢ he Jnr Covers, doz. 1 Mason Fruit Jars, pin Picnic Baskets, ..12¢ Quarts, dozen Libby's Deviled Meat.... \% gallons, dozen P HK “Bun Maid” Seediess Rain bulk, Mise Kerr Self Sealing Mason Jare— | Del Monte Catsup, large bottle... Regular Mouth, pints, dozen bsjeee Half pint bottle..... Quarts, dozen Uneeda Biscuits, 2ypke %-gallons, dozen Ferguson es 17% 02. 856, 22-072. Wide Mouth, pints, Quarta, dozen .... %-aallons, dozen . Reliance Jat, Rings, 2 “Good, Luck” Jar Rings, doz. ir Covers, doz. | Kereteit ling Jar Covers, wile mouth, doz, _ Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. . Soap, 3 bars White Soap, 5 Soap, large, 2 regulars doz, B8¢ Ivory Soap Flak Hille’ Re@u@an Coffe BO¢, 2% Ibs. 24m Shoe Polish, M. J. B. Cotfee, ib. 3 thy. . Reliance Solid Pack ‘ we 5 lbs. poges Tee) éecere Tomatoes, Golden Went Coffee, ib. Sne, 2 Iba, Fowler Sugar Corn Selecto Coffee, Ib. 48¢, 3 . | ae Instant Postum, large tin..... Iifty. | Tree Tea, Japan, Hips ih Breakfast, Ceylon, My “Md. B. “Pure Food” Rice, Be Sb, se Welch's Grape Juice, pin Hi “Fisher's Blend Flour, tess. bag. B5e . Se - 81.05 Central Fruit Stores Sunkist Oranges, doz ; Seedless Grape Fruit, each........,10¢ Watermelons, |b. ..:.... 26 | Alberta Free Stone Peaches, pene 30¢ White Peaches, large box.. $1.25 | Casaba Melons, |b..... Best Cooking Apples, ‘ ; Bartlett Pears, doz. ....... Best White Onions, lb....... Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 lbs... Farmers’ Vegetable Co. New Potatoes, 7 lbs. New small Potatoes, 7 Ib: Dry Onions, 5 lbs...... Green Pole Beans, |b. . Bake-Rite Breakfast Specialties Rich Coffee Cakes Nut Rolls Butter Horns Bake-Rite Breadery First Avenue, Between Pike and Union -40¢ 5¢ “25 ¢ | | Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company 25¢ Ripe Watermelons, Ib.... -10¢ | Cantaloupes, each.......... .25¢ | Sweet Italian Prunes, do: .15¢ | Large Free Stone Peache: Green Peas, 2 Ibs. si cuee .25¢ | | Sweet Grapes, lb.. Fresh Yakima Tomatoes, |b..... .20¢ | Home Grown Tomatoes, 10¢ and 15¢| 2 Ibs. ....... s+++ee+/10¢ | Best Sweet Onions, Ib. 5 Yellow Alberta Peaches, basket. -30¢ | New Potatoes, 7 lbs..... Large Yakima Cantaloupes, 2 for...25¢ | Best Cooking Apples, 6 It Home Grown large Corn, 3 for......25¢' Free Stone Peaches, box. . .2e 5S¢ and 10¢ .10¢@ and 15¢ , basket. THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919. INGLIS DEFENDS ‘STUDENT DIES TONY IS ONLY A HORSE, BUT Riding Mount Carries Ruth Chatterton to Fresh Air and Sunshine KEEP WORLD GAY! Ruth Chatterton, who likes horses better than motor cars, and her favorite mount—“Tony” at the Metropolitan thin week ary ot La ring tr The Merrie Month of M 4 he has been teo busy entertain: | m her life wo America with her feminine ¢ her an a ¢ She Keeps rit the Metropolitan - tag Peeper | Like Billie Burke © nie at h she goes Ruth is ng’ fe ne and work hes het femir ol aie hens , fem : ' mbt tor “ f the reasons i nows t « t 1 ‘ a7 o knowledge thru experience wea po : Poppa Sane ‘ Says [t's Pun So who rides with wir é ww Miss Chatterton’s ken keep ¢ y fit te t ss retains her men nimblenes peg : 1 after playing © com —— meng , od » we Just romp thru *. as . nx Ruth, “a #y ioe ee aoe ae @ eany feel light rag . it in hard work to oven composes a bit. And a * nee ‘over nis contribute to her inteiligen Miss Ch produce Miller hy plays rton has ambitions to ys of her own. Henry produced most of Ruth's ahe thinks ho is the peer of present day producers. $40,000 FIRE HITS PORTLAND Flames Wipe Out Box Fac- tory and Lumber Stock nucce ns Began Preparing Party When she wa Chatterton had GEN, LIGGETT PRAISES YANKS Says America Will Never Again Be Unprepared PORTLAND, rting SAN FR America will never in the with Ore, Aug. 15 in th plant of the North- on the water- et, which it nceording to T gett, who was we’ at war of Lincoln st Hunter Lig omed at a t. Gen. 4 of the | BY CARL D. GROAT |that his mind had been affected by last nigh phe compa ler mpany The| BERLIN.—(Ry Mail.)—Germany ts | 4nthSemitic propaganda He had} ern Gepartinen t $40,000. |preparing for the homecoming of |'¢ad a number of the pogrom pam- Responding to Mayor Rolph's toast nan Francis McCormick had|thousands of its prisoners, While|Phiets, and then had gone to the| ‘ his skull fractured when he fe peg Art of the war, but! trom a blazing trestle from which that ghting qualition devel hig "was fighting the flenca na oped by We IR ORE Your NEVE tembion so tant cee ameena 30 hag Pater race his head. He is expected to re Gen, Liggett, who commanded an |.) army in France, succeeds Major Gen John F. Morrison here Nurses to Demand Increase in Pay FRANCISCO, Aug. 15 arses of the San OnE SUFFERED : FIVE YEARD associa- a will demand $5 pay for a 12 Finally Restored to Health 0). 2000), oi ty Feuleed to by Lydia E. Pinkham’s he pabets ule weetek 3m a ordinary cases a Vegetable Compound. wer for uring living costs Key West, Fla r five years for tt more I suffered from irre ities, with rible pains New Texas Party Is Thought Bluff an awful weakness in my back. The doe tor gave me dif-| FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 15.—A ferent medicines | qurvey of Texas political leaders but they did me| day showed littl tendency to ta no g00d. A|seriously tho Bailey-Ferguson move. friend asked me| ment to form a new Texas political to try Lydia E.| party, with national aspirations, Pinkham's Vege-| It was generally believed the table Compound | “American party of Texan" would be and I found it] unable even to rally sufficient num to be the best bers to prove a determining factor medicine I ever state politic Yosterday’s con tried because it made me well, and | vention, it was pointed out, showed I can now do my housework. I am ements dissatisfied, with the telling my friends about it.”—Mrs. sent democratic party already dis | J. Mi Camus, 72 West, Florida, Many women at some perlod in their life suffer from ailments pect | lar to their sex and which in most cases may be readily relieved by this famous root and herb medicine, 6 Caroline St., Key | agreeing among themselve ARTIST CHRISTY AND HIS MODEL MARRIED NEW YORK, Aug. 15—Howard | Lydia EB. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-|chandier Christy, artist and illus pound, just as Mrs. Camus found it trator, late yesterday married Miss helped he er suffering for years | Nancy Palmer, hi model for eight and trying everything else jn vain re Mrs, Christy posed for the If you have any annoying symp-|Christy war posters. Christy was toms you fail to understand, write |divorced from his first wife last | Lydia EB. Pinkham Medicine Co., | May Lynn, Masa, The r of their -_ forty years experience! dvising women on this subject at your WAS QUITE LIBERAL | service, | KAN CITY, Mo. Aug, 15 yee | “Honey, ing to treat you bet ” ter, You 1 ® vacation,” said Has When you think of advertis. | well encouragingly to Mra, Kent || ing, think of The Star, | |handed her $2, nonsupport, He Mrs, Kent charges Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA Sugar— Pure Cane SOAP ise 1 Mt oe 6Re 0 pour 96¢ 6 Lower Section ZOBLE GROCERY CO. STALL 105 PHONE ELL, 4314 FREE: Sugar Stall Sugar Stali—Lower Section, Westlake Meat Co. with RIGHT appoin Rotary with Flour Sifter $5.00 Pure’ hase _ FREE! Prices Quality Service that never dis- you. Stalls 14-15 ce WESTLAKE GROCERY STORE PHONE MAIN 1434 THE BASEMENT STORE 19-Ib. sack High Patent Flour, milled from pure Blue- stem wheat be ems $2.90 pace ns pe M J obe OM PANY inc ‘Iba, Rolled O: 28¢ | nt Bose rd 2he "Ose . sitet eed areas 2se¢ | California Tomatoe a ; B5@ | iat. can ¢ : ng ¢ 75¢ | ard grade, large No. 21%4 . Soe BBG | CEN i caveeveevcckecme Arm & Hammer Soda, Best fresh churned Butter, Ib. 63c; 2 Ibs. . .$1.25 Best Full Cream Cheese, Ib 35¢ Washington Butter, Eggs, Coffee & Tea Store STALLS 137-138 THREE GIRLS’ Crystal Cream 3-layer Cake, made of the finest | Ib. package ...... yal ounce ca g Powder, 12- .39¢ Bakin SATURDAY ONLY FAMOUS PURITAN MAID Post Toasties, Grape Nuts, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and | Shredded Wheat, per pack- BBO iecsce 12\4¢ material obtainable. THREE GIRLS’ BUTTER a _,. STALL 110 Frosted Chocolate 3-layer) 6§3C, 2 IDS. $1.25 | “tere Onnne Pegi, Cakes, light and creamy. % a Crab Apples, Direct from the Churn. | an Try our Buttermilk, Cot- | tage Chees Milk and | Cream, Ice Cream. ‘STALL 199 Westlake Market 10 the Or The PURITAN MAID | Liptor 1518 Fifth Ave. | Is Always Open for Inspection VISIT OUR SANITARY PLANT She Kin Regular 60c— SPECIAL 40c | Three Girls’ | Bakery | Center of Market White Fruit & Vegetable Co. All Kinds of Fruit and Vegetables Rest Cooking Apples, Ib TOKIO GROCERY Free Delivery to All Parts of the City Cane Sugar... ALPHA MARKET STALLS 67 | A full line of 2 pkgs. pkgs. Grape 2 Post Te MILK STALL Macaroni, |3 pkes. : ] pr Vermicel ee ae QUALITY MEATS |, %.) Sm Specials for Saturday poe | 1 See Sus Mazola Oil, at Z | a ‘ case elt lina ‘g1.55 See our Saturday Prices | 1 pkg. 1 Cotta, Sheese, Ib.. 18. . ; > fi | “9 a papa wae ‘a5¢ before buying. 2 ema cans Milk . M. CINNAMON | 3.33. It's Quality That Counts “ Campbell's Soups ... Canning Peaches Lenox Soap Malmo & Co. 1913 Westlake Ave. 1 Swift's Toilet Poultry Supplies ps J os bax gs L130 Germany Awaits Return of War Prisoner Horde place of publication, where about 20) persons were congregated. There the suggestion was made| that the Jews should be oppressed, just as in F and that money | should be ext their return will probably inflict on the labor market a great new bur Germany hasn't reckoned that and just now is ju t that they are den n the reckoning, over the fs ed from them where- : to be released ‘Their return to the fatherland will |@¥ith to continue the propaganda Something New | be accomplished with customary Ger. | Work. eeega Rietze said that he supposed this suggestion had been the inspiration | for his own deed, for he at once set about to send letters, signed the A complete | has already A number of stations Ans. reception machinery been created. }man methodical p! Order one of your grocery store, for delivery in German territory o ! Be Angel, Raisin, have been erected, an there the | cret. Alliance to the mer wees homecomera will be officially greet-| While they were warned not e|Pound and Layer ed. From these delivery stations the | “"¥Y One accompany m, they at Cakes prisoners will pass to transfer |OMCe call in the p and had camps, where they will remain | Rietze apprehended when he came to | In sanitary bores recelve the ket of marks Aid for Cupid three or four days, while they re military discharges and are ex Highest in quality Commu a ain. whether they o m may come to the aid Popular : of hospital attention, of Cupid bh Price will receive 50 marks| Fearing t returning will be deterred from 1 nd an additional sum which | Will be deter rom making hom: ermit him to have * vacation, an eight From the transfer camps the men will be distributed to stations nearest their own homes Provision has been made to furnish for th gause of the high cost 'e sitar an enterprising communist has sug: gested that the government com munize the old furniture business. | eS =< Maly ‘fl He says the stores charge too much E all with tobacco, cigars and cigarets. As for their future, the govern-|Whereas if the government took | ment has devised means whereby | them over, there'd be nothing in the temporary aid can be furnished each | Way of returning soldiers making prisoner if he cannot at once find | homes for themselves, work, but every effort will be made Ser ” ae to agsist the men to places in the in dustrial structure. Prices May Drop nobilization of what is 1” left of narmy will release 41,000. 000 meters of cloth, to say nothing we UBOWS CUT of hundreds of thousands of pairs of WASH i} NGTON. ho ‘esult, the governme: expecta that there will ben material MACA RONI decrease in the price of clothes and . shoes. | It proposes to distribute the cloth |and shoes, which had by jagainst further pre war, at low prices to deserving fami- lies. Rates will be made according to the size of the family | Out of the ‘sordid annals of the} n stored up jon of the Easy to Prepare! Take % Ib, Washington Kerlin criminal courts came today | Macaroni, after it has the story of a “Black Hand” perseew been boiled —place in tion which had its inception in the buttered dish, season with recent anti-s gitation here. | salt, pepper and butter, grate Karl Rie recently returned | over it 2 oz, cheese, stir 2 eggs from a Russian prison ‘eamp, was in cup of milk and pour over this; cover with bread crumbs and bake 20 minutes, or until brown. hundred thousand marks from two J sh merchantg under accused of trying to extort several threat of th. | Rietze told the court he was at a jloss to know why he had sent the | merchants the “Black Hand" letters, | |naying they must deliver packets of | noney at stipulated places or suffer the consequences, But he did plead \ Made on the Pacific Coast