The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1920, Page 8

|Mill Foreman Is i COUN I] | __ Killed in Mixer paper mill construction de RINGS gt NOTES | CITY COUNCIL MONDAY- a chats ot «concrete eiser Goa td wan dyewn againgt a flywheel SEATS NOW ON SALE POST —In John Hunter Booth’s Dramatic Masterpiece. Taken From the Widely Read Novel by Katherine Cecil Thurston “THE MASQUERADER” COMING Thursday, Friday and Saturday WITH A MATINEE SATURDAY GUY BATES Passed the emergency ordinance regulating jitneys in Seattle Instructed Corporation Counsel Walter F, Meier to draft an ordi nance providing for condemnation proceedings against the Rainier Valley railway. Amonded the street railway ordinances so as to permit ehildren of five years of age or unger to vide free when accompanied by pw Koferred to the finance ex iiman ‘Tindall's ordi , providing for the creation of 0,000 to enable city to take advantage of discounts for the elty aned the ordinance fixing 84 cuble feet as the size of a “load” of firewood cut Into lengths of 24 Inches or lens Referred to the public safety committee Mayor Caldwell's suggestion to sabmit to the voters at a school election to be held shortly the que» tion of amending the doubleplatoon ordinance so as te provide for one day off duty in every eight for elty firemen Adopted a resolution for the improvement by paving, conerete walks, sewers and water mains of 1th, 16th and 17th aves. , 53th ‘st, to the street railway righ Ravenna bouvelard to Bast 58th #t.; Ke 14th ave, N to 17th ave. N. Ky Ravenna boulevard, N. B, to 18th ave, N 1th ave, N. B. Thursday afternqon, June 1, was set for bearing proposed improvement Moderate Prices go hand in hand in Vacuum Cup Tires and “Ton Tested” Tubesjust the re- | verse of what dealers tell us is the im- | If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea, This dis- ease should be taken care of at ‘once, to insure good health. pression entertained by many people. ° This perfect harmonizing of highest quality and economical prices results from a perfected factory organization operating in an ideally modern plant, which uses every possible improve- | mentand labor saving appliance. Ever- growing production is marketed under a zone selling system which holds soll | ing expense to minimum, At tnat, ‘noe waiting weeks for a fow verbal fireworks, council! fan were rewarde with « display of purple worda‘that |danced about the council chambers lke forked lightning around a light | ning-rod. It came during the discuaston of }the jitney ordinance by one W. Ft Crawford, attorney for the jitneurs who heaped invective, insult, con | |tumely and mixed metaphors upon the heads of the amembied council |men, and ewpecially upon the dome of the dignified Willlam Hickman Monday afternoon Jtoned Judge M And Crawford * Ny nwithetanding the violent regintered by the rn sentative of the jitneurs, the coun cil pamed the Jitney ordinance with one dinsenting vote, that of neliman Erickson There was a flood of bustness at Monday's meeting, City Clerk Btreet was swamped by @ nea of ordinances, resolutions and Heenses to operate pool halls, More than 109 jitney pi lots who crowded the lobby listened with dased expromvions to Street's machine un reeital of the intermin For the next 80 days, we will give’a liberal discount on all Dental work, All work guaranteed 15 years. United Painless Dentists PRIC FIRST FLOOR, $2.50 Plas METROPOLITAN GALLERY, $! 608 Third Ave. | Mi Compare the prices of Vacuum Cup Tires | “°°, ctty agem't own the muntel and “Ton Tested” Tubes with those | pal ruliway!’ sereeched Crawford "Why? Fhy? foratorical pause) Be CNY makes. Pennsylvania | leause Judge Moore owns it! Gfur prices are standardized net, uniform | murs of commiperation for Judge throughout the United States. Pay no | Mvors) “If you can't Keep away from per more for Pennsylvania products-~do | sonalities, sit down™ rapped out pect them for President Hana. ae pie eae “I apologize.” retracted the belli: | one Mr. Crawford. | Lat him rant let him rant™ ir ALBERS TRIES TO DODGE JAIL Petitions Circulated in Port- land in His Behalf PORTLAND, May t1—Tn « fina! stfort to save J. Henry Albers, | miltionaire miller, from the peniten tary, petitions being oo) in Portland asking for a #uspension TUBE OFFER sont SHOKT TIME ONLY lof the prison sentence of three Avail yourself of this oppertunity. (Call or phone for particulars. | yearn, pronounced against the mill DISTRIBUTORS man for alleged proGermaniem Queen Anne 184 ]} poor Collar Bone} se wee nat tury imate embezlement while emp! able resolutions, And everyone else se $8 Wait for the Opening Sale eens This Week DOMINATES at American commerce in the Pacific chiefly because of its geographical 4 < 4 ¢failors location, but its business men of vision have something to do with it, New Corner Store Second at Marion “85 Bae inines Ess aches ss 2 S02 2 Adjustment basle—per warranty tag ab tached to each casing Vecuom Cup Fabric Tires, 6,000 Miles Vecowm Cup Cord Tires, 9,000 Miles Channel Tread Cord Tires, 9,000 Milee tad = Fs és Ane zks 4 PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY Jeannette, Pa toogand they, in turn, depend upon their banking connections to help them carry out their plans. RE Westlake Ave. N. The First National Bank is glad to serve those who have Seattle's progress at heart. The petition te addressed “to the Bruett, 44, 99 Yesler way, | fF Established 1662 *First Ave at James »— 7 \iocal United States district court. | Tt enks that the prison sentence | aguinat Albers be suspended on the payment of the $10,000 fine, and/ that he be allowed to retalg his the U. S. & Arkansas, PBs noone Ierty pending good behavior, city hosp! yeadny wit “ad collar oman ee ie in the United States district court At present the Alberm case ts of an 18foot fall down an Monday afternoon. Sentence wili be on appeal to the supreme court of in Wynn & Russell's | Pronounced May 17. the United States. Local govern at 932 Occidental ave. ges ment officials state that they have ADULTERATED with reqrouna| Take a glass of Salts if your| teen expecting the mandate of the who is a trucker for the bran, 625 sacks of shorts, worth $1 | Back hurts or Bladder iv nited mote be ary ate court, affirm y, was unloading a car of pea-| 075, were seized Monday afternoon! bothers—Meat forms ing oe ’ prc hs nap ,And backed into the open shaft,/by Deputy United States Maryhal | uric acid court, bu nal pap q the elevator was in place. | Albert Rooks. The shipment was u¢ sian deine bs ‘ arrived. {consigned from the Preston Shaffer bs at have your meat ev- — | are lens @e-| Milling Co. at Athena, Ore. to the rill gn Et x oat Som ore 34-1 SO) Guests Flee than some 4 | Alhe: iMing Co. his © } > a " aaa appearances. Alhers Milling Ca of this city [noted authority who tells us th S. F. 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Consequently, 4 contains more nutriment pound for pound, than any other thing we eat, #0 it must be the bent There is no, peeling. items to be last crumb: 1 is the prod: Selentific Methods brought to perfec tion; it is the lehtest, moet easily di. gested and Ynost wholesome of any made, You can get it fresh every day, and ft is always of the same standard, and does not cost as much * 4 at home; consequent ly, you get the best the least when you buy Bakers’ Bread How to use bread Bread and butter or sweet spreads for the children; toast; toasted cubes for soup; bread puddings; bread stuf. fings for meat; rolled crumbs and stale pieces with canned tomatoes. ‘pace does not permit me to go into detail, byt numbers of appetizing dishes can be concocted out of bread, and recipes can be found in cook books or daily papers. I think the above will conclusively prove that the using of bread will re duce the cost of living ANNIE CHARLE 229 17th Avenue, 8 in Bakers’ Contest The Seattle Association of the Baking Indus- try has awarded the following prizes for the best letters on the subject: “Why We Should Use More Bakers’ Bread to Cut the Cost of Living”: FIRST PRIZE $25, to Annie Charles, 329.17th ave. SECOND PRIZE $10, to Emily V. Kopta, 1422 27th ave. THIRD PRIZE $5, to Mrs. T. C. Evetts, 438 23rd ave. S. TEN OTHER PRIZES OF $1.00 EACH *. B. LARSON, 27th Ave. N. W. NICE ALLEN DENNIS, dexter Ave. HALL, JR. (age 11) 2113 Bigt Ave. 8, ALMA CAMPBELL, 827 Wall St, Mt. Vernon, Wash MRS, C. A. GOODJOHN, 1819 12th Ave, MRS, F.@, ALDRICH, Wash, MRS, J 28 LYONS, MRS, H. SHRIB Route 1, Bex MRS. A. O, WE 406% Minor Ave. N. Bakers’ Bread Is Your Best and Cheapest Food These letters, and hundreds of others from Seattle housewives, prove this fact conclusively. MORE BREAD! EAT" SECOND PRIZE LETTER The intelligent housewife knows Shat the best way to reduce the high cost of living is by using more Bak- ers’ Bread. The reasonable price of bread and its high food value make it a true economy, My .physician gays a good slice of bread and plenty of butter is a per- fect food for growing children. There are innumerable ways of in- troducing bread into the menu. Crou- tons, dressings, croquettes, puddings, thus through every course of the well-planned meal—bread is the ideal acoompaniment. In moderg days Bakers’ Bread is the one best bet. It never varies in quality. It is made under absolutely sanitary conditions, which | every housewife is privileged to witness. It ie @ great saving in fuel, time and labor to the appreciative, present-day woman. The different varieties which are presented to the public, keep it from ever becoming monotonous, Let us all increase our use of bread as an economical measure, and pat- ronize our good friend the baker, who has lifted the drudgery of its produc. ton from our shoulders, EMILY V. KOPTA, 1422 27th Avenue, Seattle,