The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 19

HE LEADS COPS LONG, HOT CHASE Caught With Booze, Butcher Drops It and Runs With Police After Him w After a chase thru brush, mod ever fences and under and into clothes lines, Frits & Heuss, Duteher, who was arrested at 1423/ Sixth ave. N. September 16, whea| Boose valued at $18,000 was found on the premises, found himself once Morw Within the city jail Friday held without bell, on an open charge. Dry squad and federal off! Tested Heuss at 315 River str day evening, after chasing him sev eral blocks from a house into which he was alleged to have been carrying @ case of whisky. When hauled from @ hiding place Behind a clump of bushes by the of ficers, Heuss is alleged to havo said | that he was merely visiting ty house as administrator for the est Of the woman owner, who, he said, Was now in a sanatarium, House emphatically declared he was a . Stranger to the booze, five cases of which were seized, until he arrived | » as administrator at the house. SEES COPS COMING; TAKES TQ HEELS Heuss was carrying a case from the garage to the house when the Officers neared the residence, they stay. He maw them. They saw him He ran into the house. So did they He ran out the back, coat and hat in band. The officers followed helter skelter, Heuss leaped «@ fence, duacke under a clothestine, scrambled thi fome bushes, plunged into the mud | long the Duwamish river, and final: | Ty took shelter, like a scared rabbit, Behind a clump of bushes, from where he watched the officers lum Dering im his path, shouting, cursing and threatening. ‘The officers climbed the fence, failed to duck under the clothesline, | stuck in the bushes, floundered the mud and at Inst, exhausted, up beside the clump of bushes from wher» Frits Heuss was watch 4 ing them eagerty. But Heuss’ valiant chase was fatal to his Uberty. As the officers stop. ped, puszied, they heard muffled, breathless puffs coming from behind the bush. And Heuss, out of wind, a iF previous raid on Heuss’ house still held in the dfy squad vault. Tt is rumored | at @ hospital will re- ceivg it Heuss was convicted in rll and federal court on this FAVORS LEAVING KAISER TO-FATE d George Thinks He Is Being Punished Now 5.—The gafekeep Hil Virginia Oyster Company Market Between Union and Pike on First U. 8 Army White Shirts, made of finest muslin; open back, each... Men's TwePiece, Wool Un. derwesr, garment... $2.15 Dark Gray Blankets 0. D. Blankets, $5.00 Auto Robes, Plush or GUARANTEE 1209 First Ave. 38, WE ARE THE ORIGINAL ARMY AND NAVY GOODS STORE And General Merchandise We are selling an assortment of ARMY AND NAVY GOODS and General Merchandise that is the Best at prices to satisfy every customer. ++ $4.75, $5.00, 85.50 $7.00 to $10.00 | WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION AND KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP OFFICER DENIES HE WAS GUILTY}: Didn't Bribe; Wasn't Drunk, | Says Bowers Wednesday's Star carried a story concerning the dismivsal of three) 1H Dac! patrolinen from the police force. Pa trolman F, J, Powers waa named as one of the men. The story declared | that the patroimen were charge | with bribery and drunkenness by ‘0 police authorities % denies that he wna guilty | of either bribery or drunkenness He admits that he took a bottle of when it was offered him, but s that it was tendered freely and ut compulsion, It was for thi he says, that he disotp | lost his job o TWO WHITE SOX. OUT ON BONDS | McMullin and Weaver oe render CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Fred MeMful-| lin and Buck Weaver, two White Sox | players indicted on charges of con | spiracy in connection with the al lleged throwing of the 1919 world | series, surrendered to authorities to |day and gave bond for thelr ap pearance for trial, Bond was fixed at $20,000 each. The | two baseball players were accom panied by thelr attorney, Fred Nash when they appeared at the state attorney's office, Both McMullin and Weaver have denied any connection with the e alleged Conapiracy. ‘CLOTHES PRICES | AGAIN REDUCED Chicago Mail Order Houses Announce Reduction CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—Further redue- | | Yona in clothing prices were an |nounced today by mail order — bhere. Prices of shirts and women's tk | hosiery were slashed 25 per cent, and women's waists and dresses, } blankets, comforters, woolen yarns. | ribbons and overalls were reduced 20 |per cent. A 15 per cent cut was| jmade in colored cotton goods, flan nels and in some lines of horiery. | Commission men said turkeys for | ‘Thankegiving will retail at 50 cents| a pound News Merchant Dies | in Room at Hotel! N. F. Ingerman, 50, news mer. | chant, died in his room at the Golden | | house, Eighth ave. #. and Weller st., | Friday. The body was taken to the! morgue by Deputy Coroner H. E. Mo Donald. Death was, resulted rl will hold their regular Saturday noon meeting at the Good Eats cafeteria Saturday, The King county central | | committes has arranged & program Farmer-Laborites Ratura] causes, McDonald sald, Members of the farmerlabor party | of speakers, Pe pint .... -.-—---.-e-. .6O¢ : Down the Incline, Frye’s Central |) | Sweaters with Sleeves at Flannel Shirts 43.25 to 97. 50 | 0. D. Mufflers, Extra Lone $1.75 Sheep-bin Moceasins - 1.75 + SATISFACTION Phone Main 4619 MARION, Ohto, Nov, 6 = Er eee EA to south Texas for two weeks. ing dismantied and many of the em- arding Is Packing ‘The presidentelect cleaned up urgent! Ployen are returning to Washington Trunks for Holiday mail and saw a number of visitors, |tMOrrow. A emall staff will be kept here to handle routine mattera Warren | Harding headquarters has been prac Harding's trunks were being | tically deserted since election day hed today preparatory to his trip Bome bed the axeoutive offices are be It is entimated that there are from | 16,000 to 30,000 dons in Damascu un Kor Saturday Spectat ERNS $1.25 81.75 and $1.00 jue Verna, We cach ART: FLORAL CO. Corner Market, South Hatrance WHY are there always crowds of customers AT MURRAY’S? Your neighbor knows. Ask her! Bacon, Ib. .....30c} Sirloin Steaks. .25c Pot Roasts, lb. ..8c| Mutton Chops. .20c Hams, half or whole; Ib. ....W... .33¢ T-Bone Steaks 22.0.0 -:cicrampera anrniere.s 28 MURRAY'S WASHINGTON MARKET 94-96 Pike Street Corner Market Lower Floor South Entrance BEST Se BUTTER Sc Lb. -= Churned SUGAR, 4 Ibs. 48 STALL 105 Corner Market, {st Ave. Floor Maid o’ Clover BUTTER 57c lb. Fresh Mince Meat, Ib... .25¢ Apple Butter, «ABO 2he bottle Cataup........19¢ Corner Stall No. 2 , BEST QUALITY Pure Cane Mill, qeans 45c Fresh Roasted Bulk Crescent Cream : COFFEE, eel » ! an eee, Veal Roast, lb. .....: Fall Cream Sante one Pork Roast, Ib. ..... CHEESE, 29c Ib. Pa aa Club Sausage, Ib. . oma wo te at cut prices, Powder, b...85¢ Peanut Butter, 15¢ Ib. Made fresh Galy Green’s <% Store Stalls 102-103 Malm Floor Corner Mkt, TRY A LOAF OF BEGINN’S PERFECT BREAD There MAY be other loaves as good, but certainly none better. When Perfection is found why look further? BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP 15234 FIRST AVE—SANITARY MARKET Swedish Potato P. S—We also make Ur. Gregory's Whole Wheat Health Bread Sausage, Ib......15¢ ONE POUND FREE ONE POUND PURE LARD PURE LARD FREE THE WORKINGMAR’S Cc LAR K FRIEND Says EAT MORE MUTTON, and To make it an inducement to the Public, he will give ONE POUND of PURE LARD FREE with every leg of young mutton purchased Saturday. LEGS OF YOUNG MUTTON (With ONE POUND OF PURE LARD DEED pdned scbsccccecpesccsioccceavce ssthescud baoeebe M06 LAM Shoulders of Young Mutton. .......10¢ | Loin and Rib Mutton Chops, 2 Ibs. a af 3 Ibs.....--...-2-.-.25¢| Pot Roasts p< sevied we ge tpetiae re hoe Veal Roasts ....... FAI Sirloin Steaks, lb. .25¢ Round Steaks, Ib. ..25¢ eeccccmmsocccesccnnss SF R eeeec meen coe ccceess - 25¢ | Fresh Dressed young Hens . aed Steaks .......2-.. me mecee. -20¢ Reveal Steaks ....... bhouse Sausage .........-----. -20¢ | Country Sausage, 2 Ibe 272: -25¢ Corned Beef ..... ecsccesee sees e+ 8¢ | Small Pork Chops, 2 lbs...........75¢ COME EARLY NO DISAPPOINTMENTS AND DON’T FORGET, ONE POUND OF PURE LARD FREE WITH EVERY LEG OF MUTTON Yours for Lower Prices, CLARKE, THE WORKINGMAN’S FRIEND. Stalls 57.9 Sanitary Market WRIGHT MEAT CO. STALLS 27-20 Pike Pince Market Lower Fleer, Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. .....48¢ Pork Roasts Legs Real Spring Lamb. tab can Lipton’s Tea .... 60c Ib. pkg. Japan Tea . 1-lb. cans Reliance or Auto owercwercessscctes 30¢ | 9.1b. sack Yellow Corn Meal Hamburger and Sausage, 1 Ib, Pure Black Pepper ... 2 Ibs. ..2----20---25¢ | Van Camp's Pork and Beans ry Bakery) * 2 ths. 30¢ Pure Cocoa .... "% t Room | Come to the Lower Floor, Stall 27} 45° can Royal Baking Pow -Ib. pail K Syrup ....- OUR BEES MAKE HONEY TO SAVE YOU MONEY econ se fs Stall 27, Three 15 Ty pkgs. Post Toasties . in. BIG BEE HIVE ym... Best PEANUT BUTTER on Earth, 18c Lb. Ground while you wait. A can with press cover FREE with 2% pounds Pore Yakima or California { Golden Marshmallow Brand Sage Honey—Pt. jar, 21-07. Syrup—Pt. jars, 2107, 20¢; BS¢; Qt jar, 4202z, TO¢; in Qt. jars, 4202, 40¢; in Bulk, Bulk, ib, 25¢. Ib, 14¢. Deposit of Ze and 8c Charged on Mason Jars Furnished jood Luck or Gem Nut Margarine, per pound + eaecs vee ce 35c Or 3 pounds for - $1.00 Carnation Milk “25c for seecees- Fresh home-made Chocolates, regular price -$1.00 Ib.3 ap@eial, Wb: so. tines betes socssesseces 50¢ onomy Laundry 1 2 lhe Deviled Meat Products. Pride Washing Pow- 5 Peanut Brittle, regular price 60c lb. ; special, lb. 25¢ 3 Ibe Pearl Tapioca Slayer Cake, regular price 80c; special 50¢ 'fosntinall White Bou Lowest Prices on All Bakery Goods. THE ATHENIAN BAKERY, 1517 Pike Place Mkt. hes. Bie - Te b 4 large rolls Toilet Paper . STONG’S GROC ewer Main Floor Pot Roast, Ib. .cawior:eininie = Loin Steak, Ib. nerwie:e1e.<c:0m;- 25 Fresh Dressed Hens, Ib... . .30c Home Rendered Lard, Ib. ...............25¢ INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY STONG OUR SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK: Se pkgs. Teco Pancake Flour. .....coces-emeo.- 25¢ Two 30c cans Chinook Salmon .-.- Three 15¢ cans Pork and Beans fe | Mazola Ol) Shortridge Wins California Vote around 390,000, and Shortridge, for | Phelan. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6—With | the United States senate, by poustbiy $$$ Approximately 450 precincts missing | "ed Better kins the girl before you ‘early today, returns on Tuesday's! ay’s returns gave Harding &| Dose she may refuse you, CORNER PUBLIC "MARKET New SAUERKRAUT 15e¢ Qt; 2 Qts. vot OA Large New Dills, 4 fo Cc. O. FOOTE Stall 2 pracy, Market Lewer Fleer GOOD LUCK MARGARINE Corner Market, Pike Street Entrance Next to Three Girls’ Bakery Market DEAD On One Subject MEATS EAE YS aieieme ree 2TRC ow ermnae- 20€ YUKON MEAT COMPANY Stalls 36-32-34, Sanitary Market, Lower Floor TO ORGANIZED LABOB TO OURSELVES AND | To THE PUBLIC. s A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL. Lard, Ib. ...< i. .25¢ Compound, Ib. ... .20c Boneless Corned Beef, per Ib. ....2....25¢ YAKIMA BURBANK POTATOES .. . .$2.00 Pee Sack, Delivered Onions. per sack, éetivered f 4 Walaste and Filberts, Ib. . sche 11 SANITARY wr. LOWER FLOOR STALL 102 Sanitary Market—Iist Ave, Floor Co-Operative - MILK, 2 Cans ......23¢ 4 Cans for 45¢ Best Freéh-Churned BUTTER, Lb. ......57c 3 Lbs. $1.70 Reliance or Golden West COFFEE, Lb. ..~..45¢ Pure Cane SUGAR, 4 Lbs. ......48¢ Full Cream CHEESE, Lb. .....29¢ Beet Goode—Lrast Money GREENS, 102 Sanitary Market SETS THE PACE Club Coffee n Roast Beet \ 1 Pineappl 8 | RISCO—1-T, can 200; 1 ig - can 43e; 3-T. can Ste; 6-TD. can 81,62; 9-Ib. can ..... P # Del Monte Sauc Shredded Cocoanut « gs. Creamettes 1be 4 cans Ol] Sardines 2 be cans Chlorinated Lim ERY Stalls 37-88 Eeonomy Market. Lower Fiver We Cash Pay Checks election in California indicated that plurality over Cox of 384,206, and’ yer will carry the state by Shortridge a plurality of 69,102 HEAR YE! HEAR YE! RODMAN’S MEATS are down in Price for Saturday Home Rendered Lard, Club Sausage, Ib...» .20€ 2 Ibs. for... .....-.45¢ | Bison a ay born Ain Por! ops, Pork Roasts, Ib. ..<..28¢ | | Nice Lean Breakfast Fresh Pig Heads, | Bacon, half or whole, per tb. .......-.121¢! per Ib. pee. soe ++-40¢ DAWSON MEAT CO. Stall 116 Ld Pago Stall 116 First Ave. Floor Opposite Green's Butter Store Corner Market Lower Main Floor SURE Stall No. 2 LOWEST PRICES Legs Lamb, Ib. .-«:«v:-e~w=- 20€ Shoulder Lamb, Ib. wrerarcromere 10€ Ribs of Beef, Ib.. oermeiremw 10 Sugar Cured Ham, Ib........40c¢ Weiners, Ib. .... . .20:.ws oor. 20€ Ground — 4 lbs. for...,... 15¢ Mila or Sharp 6 Fall Cream Cheese, 33¢ LA. Best Fresh Churned Butter 58¢; 2 Los, $1.15 Federa) or Co-Operative Milk, 3 Cans 35¢ Hughes Butter Store Rear Ist Av. Floor =e LESLIE’ We Deliver All Orders, $5.00 or Over, Free LESLIE'S SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE, price pe today, per pound... ...ccsccoccecescevcsons 35c Quality just the same as when we sold it at 48, Sugar, 8 Ibs. 49 Ibs. Flour |e Se ogc $1.00 | $3.00 $1.25, 3 Ib. Cans RELIANCE COFFEE 10F cose cits 00 cece ces sensnqoowowrswews 6 Ibs. Fancy | 5 Ibs. No. 2] 5 Ibs. Rolled Cracked Rice |Small White) _ Oats 50c 25¢ 40c package 8 CANS CANYON MILK a a 15c OF seccccccccs 0c Sago, Tapioca, Split Peas, Pearl sete crgarn 25c Stale 103-105 San’ Market | Opposite Linerty Theatre Helbock’s Market AD Cuts ef Meats Special for Sate urday—Come and Be Convt pF oe Lard ......+saceccene MBG ‘otato Sansa wees se ececes -* 156 Senttary Market POUNA. code snieosisrces A ce mreccomweces ome WHITE SQUAB SOUP, 2 CANS fF .00 oe. .cce eewemew rere wanes Try ROTARY BREAD The Sa TALL as MILK UUs LYS PURE Foon sHOP 1511 Pike Place Market ‘The Best Bread in Seattle Make Us Prove It! Special Saturday RELIANCE COFFEE 1-T™, enn 40c; 3-ID. can 81.38 Sugar Corn, can Bulk Cocoa, STALLS Made and baked at 1501 Pike Pl, Mkt. PIKE PLACE MARKET SHOETERIA + LOWER FLOOR Walk Down a Few Steps and Save. To those who know us we need say nothing. To @o not know us we say: “Try us once and you will convinced that REGARDLESS OF ALL THE ‘CUT-RATE’ SALES IN TOWN OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST” SCHOOL AND DRESS SHOES FOR BOYS AND GROWING GIRLS i $2.80, $3.40, geet $4.80 Our Ladies’ Stock is now more $3.40, $4.00, $4.40, $5.40, $6.40. Pike Place Market Shoeteria Where Rents and Prices Are Positively the Lowest than ever. Prices