The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 16

DEFENSE OF B LINDSEY Famous Chief of Police Crit- icises “Stupid Jurists” for Decision BERKELEY, Fed. 4—Angust A Folimer, Verkeley's scientific Ghief, lecturer at the University of California, and nationally known au thority on crimmai psychology, to) @ay came to the dofense of Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver. “If Judge Lindse: police allowed to be him in confi Volimer declared, then our whole judicial scheme ts “tie for we are penalizing Judge Tinaecy for inculeating higher ideals imto the child delinquent.” Vollmer occupies in the world ot | much the same position as Lindsey in the juvenile courts He has substituted at Berkeley the| Belentifically trained officer for the to recant now that the faith which ca has in him would be @estroyed, according to Vollmer. *And this would overthrow not only Lindsey's own past work In Teconstruction but would| ae all those who have to deal “With child delinquents,” he afte, TAPAN BEGINS TO HOARD GOLD Coin in Obtained Debt Liquidation YORK, Feb. 4—Japan is} export of gold and obtaining | ft can by liquidating its debts, ac- ‘cording to Alfred Fenton Fenton is general manager of the | Bastern Commerce Co. and has just d to the United States, after years in the Orient. ‘Despite a general depression tn and the closing of factories, points out the postal savings the people continue to increase. Figures of the federal reserve show that Japan has received 414,000 of the gold leaving thir since the embargo was lift June §, 1919. That is the lion's | of it “ |. Y. Whisky Soaks Show an Increase NEW YORK, Feb. 4—Rird 8.! » commissioner of public wel-| reports 1,311 alcoholic cases tn hospitals the last four months 1920. There were 682 cases the esc in . RR in| WEY ke Can’ t t Keep Up to New Titles “IONDON, Feb. 4.—The war cre so many titles that Burke's . in its 18th edition, ideued an J) handbook to take care of overflow. The first edition 95 ago contained 400 pages. The edition has 3,300. Ac Marriages, Less " Intoxication in N. Y.| NEW YORK, Feb. 4—The de year broke two New York | : Fewer workhouse commit- j for intoxication than ever be-| in history, and more marriages. | Manhattan there were 43,307 mar- | licenses in 19: ‘Girl Shields Fiance, _ Gets Bullet Wound WEW YORK, Feb. 4.—Mary Mar. tin is recovering from a bullet wound Bt Reception hospital. She jumped Mm front of her fiance and took a a intended for him. "NEW YORK, Feb. thomes hard to find? were built in Manhattan year, but only 22 tenements and 22 honses. “Goody, mother!— | Spread it Thick!” | E kiddies like good Peanut Butter—spread on bread or @rackers. Bhey cet particularly enthust- @tic when it's SPREDWE Peanut Butter—their keen . of taste readily discerns that it ip better. Give your kiddies al the SPREDWELL Peanut Butter they can eat. Spread it thick! To them it ts a delicacy—but you know it is a substantial food that will make them strong and chubby. Three times the food value of beef at one-third the cost Tell your grocer you SPREDWELL Peanut He has it—or can not, phone Elliott 5252. Short, Philips & Healy, Inc. | want Butter t it. If | fees soon develop tuberculos The Prince of Wales seldom passes up a good fight—or a good cigar, either! This snap-| shot was made at the recent Wilde-Herman fight in Lon-| don. Part of Burgling Done by Claimants NEW YORK, Feb, 4.—Insurance companies lost more than $5,000,000 on burglary risks in 1920, Much of the loss && attributed to claims made where no burglaries occurred. Keep in the Light And Stay Healthy WINNIPEG, Feb. 4.—The health board is after the “big bowses" who partition off front windows for of fices, Those who work in back of have to wear glasses, the board finds Canadian Vets Land Every Job But One TORONTO, Feb. 4—All census Jenumerators of this city except one were former soldiers, ‘ALL BUSINESS IS ON THE UPGRADE Governors of Many States Report Optimism jovernors of representative states ay wired the United Press, The e, that the Indus ook in their respective ter optint The worst of pression in past, they sald. ana | t present there i# much un ment in Pennsylvania, due to ywing down of industry, but there has been some improvement In the textile trade and lighter manu |racturing,” Governor Sproul, of |Pennaylvania declared. “I do not t the depression to continue and fee} that within the next few months, we will be going along in a Wirconain, sald a there have re 6 employment more calls for for sever | rizona has reexion,” |Campbell, “I am sanguine that the period of recovery has begun, and that tition will soon be normal.” Governor C, H. Cox, Mansachu-} setts, streamed cooperation of em:/ |ployers and employes in solving the} situation, saying it is “one of the} |most healthful indications of the fu |ture development of industry.” He [declared conditions in his state were} improving. ‘The mistic | look tn Colorado ts opti | ernor Shoup. “We expect a ger revival of all in dustries whhin a short ime There 4s @ general fecling of confidence among employers and employes.” Carolina the outlook ts ng.” according to Gov ernor Cooper. The principal manu facturing industry—textiee—is “re juvenating steadily.” Governor Hartness, Vermont, sald that optimiam, initiative and the “In du 1 spirtt” of the people in hin state were carrying them thru the present ““ndustrial Ulness.” “Tho industrial situation In Arkan 1s shows great improvement” de clared Governor McRae “Unemployment in Minnesota has reached It» maxium,” mid Governor Preuss. ‘The farma of the North went will absorb all the unemployed in this section.” “Industrial depreaston has never matter of deep concern in sald Governor Mehey, of | Utah, “With us It is a case of ‘busi new as usual’ “Post war having a reaction, but our people are determined to economize and con duct thin year’s business on « rigid economical sale,” said Governor Rus economical seal,” said Governor Kus bright for bustness.* Governor Olcott, Oregon, declared “the future holds nothing but op timiem.” expenditures are now LIBERTY 1506 08-10 First Avenne, Jost South of Liberty Theatre MARKET RANDOLPH GROCERY CO. We Deliver—Sale Saturday and All Next Week WHY WORRY ABOUT 8&8 CAR FARE When You Can Get Two for Ic Extra? 20¢ can CORN, 2 cans for 20¢ can PEAS, 2 cans for . 20¢ 20¢ 20¢ 20c 20¢ 20¢ 20¢ 20¢ 20¢ 25e 25e 25¢ 25e 30¢ 30¢ 35e 35e 40c 50 50¢ can SPINACH, 2 cans can PUMPKIN, 2 cans size can Good SALMO can BAKED BEANS, can CORN, 2 cans can SIFTED PEAS can PINK SALMO can GREEN ‘BE can KIPPERED can RIPE OLIVES, 2 CHINOOK SALMON large can APRICOT: size can PEACHES, 2 size can APRICOTS, 2 size can TOMATOES, 2 cans . can HOMINY, 2 cans, . jar MUSTARD, 2 jars .. pkg. Quaker Pancake FLO! RING, 2 cans . VANILLA or LEMON, 2 cans .. -21¢ .-21¢ -21¢ -21¢ -21¢ -21¢ -21¢ -21¢ -21¢ ..21¢ . 21¢ N, , 2 pkgs 2 bottles 2 cans .. cans .. cans. And all Butter and Egg Stalls LEAF LARD, 171/¢ LB. Stall 119—First Ave. Floor STALLS 119-121-123-125 Mayonnaise, our own ma’ Fresh Pork Back Bones, Ib... Fresh Pork Neck Bones, lb.. THE SEATTLE STAR ANITARY PUBLIC 1613-1623} First Ave. 3,800 CANS Borden’s Milk 2 tans 2 for 18¢ 2 Cans SUGAR STALL 109 imit).. STALLS 2 Tilikum Market Specials for Saturday . 22¢ Beet Pot Roasts, .... .- «-ATHE Hamburger, 2 Ibs. for. +-10@ | Spare Mita, hb. ++35¢@ | Leat Lard, Ib. BEST QUALITY Burrell’s Delicatessen STALL 21 Senttary Marked STALL 21 Lower Floor -- 25¢ TEA GARDEN won. Marmalade, ‘wy. . Libby’s Apple Butter, Ib. .. 2 Ibe. A. Shaw's Kanch, Maple Valley t CANYON MILK, 5 for 45c (Lim FIRST AVE. FLOOR 50¢ For Table Use, We Recommend Our Nonfertile Fees, Fresh Daily From 5 TONS—LIMIT 8 LBS, Lower Floor PURE, FRESH MILK ANNIVERSARY DAY 7c Quart Check Packages, 2¢ Sugar Stall ho” Floor Tungsten Lamps 25 and 40 Watt— 30¢ Each 60 Watt at 35¢ Each CHECK PARCELS, 2¢ SUGAR STALL Sanitary Mkt—Ist Ave. Floor ‘CLARKE, the Workingman’s Friend The man with the io Specials—and His ngm of No Regrets PURE WHITE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LARD, 20c LB. ---5¢| Fresh Pork Spare Ribs.......... 214 ..-7¢ | Fresh Pork Govt. Inspt’d Leaf Lard, 20¢ No steps to climb; no dark basement—but right out in the open on Pike Place, in the Sanitary Public Market. CLARKE’S MARKET Stalls 5-7-9 WHEN YOU THINK OF SAUSAGES— THINK “JILG’S” Some unknown brands may be good, but in pur- chasing JILG’S you are absolutely assured of the highest quality Meat Products obtainable in the West. For eight years JILG’S have been making sau- sages in Seattle, at their present address. The suc- cess of their business ig directly attributed to the policy of using only thé best and purest of meats and spices under the most cleanly conditions, . . Anniversary Specials FRANKFURTERS—Imported Style A Little Richer—A Little Better—A Rare Delicacy JILG’S LITTLE PIG PORK SAUSAGE 35 ‘ c Special Anniversary Sale Price, |b.. Stall 132 First'Ave: Fioor Stall 132 OAK HARBOR First Ave. Floor SANITARY MARKET SPECIALS for Saturday Only Fresh Churned Butter— Ib... ane 2 Iba. ...0 Cholee Tutter— Ib the 2 Ibe.. Pore Yakima Honey The Fresh Teanch re doe tae 4 Ne Washington Cream Ib {tallan Product Vir % gal... 82.25 pt Mls Bros. Coffee Ibe. 81.4 1% Iba... * Quality Butter Store Stalls 127-129, Sanitary Market First Ave. Floor GREEN'S *Io2* 102 50¢ 50¢ 50 50¢ S size can PINEAPPLE, 2 cans. jar PICKLES or CHOW, 2 jars JELLY, JAM or MARMAL. ADE, 2 jai pkg. COCOA-or CHOCOL/ cae 2 eee. can CRAB MEAT, 2 cans.......... ar Pure Cane, 8¢ Ib.; 19 Ibs. ..0. a TAL WHITE SOAP while it lasts, 5 bars.. 25¢ CRISCO, 1 Ib. 21¢; 3 Ibs. 61¢; 6 Ibs. $1.21; 9 Ibs. $1.81 M. J. B. COFFEE, 5 l5e Fine WALNUTS ci sees BBG 50c Red Sockeye SALMON, 33c yp 3 cans... 95¢ 60c large can ASPARAGUS, 35c can; 3 cans. ‘$1. 00 Fine, PRUNES, 4 Ibs. for . F 10¢ large HEAD RICE, 4 Ibs, for. Fine Navy BEANS, 5 Ibs, for. . 10¢ box MATCHES, 4 boxes. 35¢ pkg, CITRUS Washing Powder, pkg.. $1.65 value | $1.50 value | $1.25 value BROOMS BROOMS BROOMS $1.29 $1.19 98¢ Del Monte CORN. Del Monte Extra Del Monte BAKED BEANS, 2 cans Del Monte CATSUP, large bottle F Del Monte Solid-pack TOMATOES, 2 large cans. . Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE, 4 ‘cans. . 30c can Finest Maine CORN, 3 cans . MAZOLA, pint 29c, qt. 57e, Bulk ROLLED OATS, 4 Ibs. Se Washington MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 2 pkgs 15¢ 10¢ BROWN BEANS, 4 Ibs. or 4 cans for 25¢ Bulk MACARONI, 5 P/ AL MOLIVE SOAP, $1.00 value BROOMS - - B5¢ Olympic PANCAKE FLOUR, pkg KARO, 5-lb. can 41e, 10-Ib. can +4 Butter and Ezgs— Nothing But the B Best Full Cream Cheese, Ib......... 90¢ quart jar HONEY, jar... 20e PEANUT BUTTER, 2 Ths... ..... Tse jar PRESERVES or JELLY at.. 50¢ Pineapple MARMALADE, 2 Ibs Miller’s Delicatessen Stall 111. Sanitary Market. First Ave. Floor Specials Saturday Only Swift's Premium Bacon, sliced, Assorted Jams, 1Tb, jar 500 size can Peaches Pure Olive Oil, at Cold Meats, Pickles, Olives Home-Made Mayonnaise Our Prices Always Right HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORES Co-operative Creamery Stall 28. Lower Floor, «UNION STALL— Borden’s Milk, ‘..... 18¢ (Limit 2 Cans) Fresh-Churnea Butter, 48c; 2 Ibs. 95¢ One Grade—The Best New. Laid Vashon Island EGGS, 47c Doz. New Laid Pullets’ Eggs 42¢ Dozen Co-Operative Milk Stalls 20-22 Sanitary Market and 39 Economy Market Big Anniversary Sale BORDPN'S MILK, 2 cabs (limit 2 cana). YON MILI 18c ‘ 5 en “TROCO" AND Above Specin BEST FRESH BUTTER, ‘rab Ment, tt Sileed Red Snapper, Th New Norway Macke TARY" t Sanitary Market Ont CRYSTAL WHITE 6 bars (limit 6 bars) ons 486 (limit 5 cans) COUPONS FILLE: iD HERE DELICIA Goon Luc! Nut Margarine, atines 2 i. Margarine Me 3 Ths. 81.00 nD. JAM BOc can 2he A Big Special HONKY ained ie pt. The at Our Home-Made Sanitary Market, First Ave. Floor Heat Jerae: BUTTER 44c LB. 2 Ths, She Chotece Ranch EGGS 40c DOZ. Full Cream CHEESE 29c LB. PEANUT BUTTER VY, Lbs. 15¢ Put up in Sanitary Cartons Pure Cane SUGAR, 8 LBS. 55c (Limit 8 Iba) BORDEN’S MILK 2 Cans 18c (Limit 2 cans) LOTS OF OTHER SPECIALS Mrs. Pender’s Home Bakery Stall 134, First Ave. Floor ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS .15¢, ue Bread, 2 sizes. All kinds Cookies, dom . Layer Cakes, each ... Ourc rated Doughnuts, dz. 2he Reliable Meats STALL NO. 1—LOWER FLOOR Same Location since Market opened SANITARY FISH CO. Special on Bananas STALL 12 Low?r Floor Entrance 128, Main Floor GO. MIHALOS, Prop, AMERICAN PURE CANE Sugar, 8 lbs. 55¢ FOR SALE AT SUGAR STALL NO. 108—AND AT ALL GROCERY STALLS BUTTER, Best Jersey, 44c; 2 lbs. 85c STALL 102—Main Floor FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921. MARKET 1512-1524 Pike Place pee oreeea Lowest Food Prices in Years Eleventh Anniversary Sale 5,000 BARS SOAP, 6 al COOKIES, iia. STALL 136—Main Floor CRYSTAL WHITE for 28c¢ Limit 6 Bars SUGAR STALL 109 And at All Grocery Stalls 15c Doz. DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY Stall 45 Finest American Pure Can Sanitary Market, Lower Floor Telephone Main 3457 SUGAR, 8 Ibs. (LIMIT) Stall 45 55c ! Crystal White Soap, 6 Bars 28 * Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea, ™ kg. Citrus Po Limit 6 bears 696 he Relianc ¢ . We Jemima’s Pan- ° ae Bhe ead Rice Bt - iSe, Moe and The we | Flake r abe <A7e; 2 Ibs. oe Your Money Back Is Our Guarantee If Our Meats Do Not Give Satisfaction Choice Steer Rolled Steaks, Legs of Baby Lamb, Ib. Fresh Spare Ribs, Ib.. Fancy Young Steer Pot Roasts, Ib.. Breakfast Baco 22%e | brand, Ib 2%¢ | per Ib. Thompson's -B5¢ -25¢ | Yakima Corn Fed Pork Roast, 22%¢ eeeccccecceccccoseos 106 to 12%¢ OTHER SPECIALS Too Numerous to Mention Thompson’s Market STALL 26 1st Ave. Floor Sanitary Mkt. Crystal White Soap 6 Bars 28c (Limit 6 Bars) Butter, Best, Ib. .....48¢ Sanitary Market Lower Floor Cane STALL 26 Sty Phone OSHA § auscsss Sugar 8 Lbs. 55c (Limit 8 Lbs.) Princess Butter, Ib. .40¢ Fresh Eggs, dozen .........-.-- ++ eee secon. .45¢ Fisher's Blend Flour, sack ................-..$2.70 5 Ibs. 5 Ibs. Rolled Oats.. 5 Ibs. White Beans. . Rice. . Pumpkin, can ..... 30¢ | Peas, oeeeee-.35¢ | Tomatoes, 2 .10¢ | White Figs, -30¢ { Corn, 2 cans........25¢ 2 cans.. can. 2 Ibs....32¢ Pretzels, in bulk, pound .....+-.esescsccnee sees - BBE 3 Ibs. Cut Macaroni ........- Blue Ribbon Milk, can . Olympic Pancake Flour ............- Small Log Cabin Syrup, can..............0.-02..32¢ Snowdrift, Helbock’s Market Stalls 103-105, &: r HEST QUALITY MEATS jround Be HUGHES’ Butter Store STALL 47, LOWER FLOOR one any size, lb.. $2 PRICES ON ooee. -23¢ POTATOES .00 Best Yakima Gems, Delivered Seedieas Grape Fruit, 7 for... Big Special on Oranges, Bananas Stall 59 McLEAN Sharp Full Cream Chees Arrow and Cluett Shirts ... Men’s Fine Shoes And Many Other Bargains Ist Ave. Entrance Sanitary Mkt. Philadelphia Fish Co. Stall 10 Fresh Herring, tb,, Genuine Skinned § All Kinds of Salt and Smoked k (Limit 2 cans) SIEGEL'S for BARGAINS In Men's Underwear, Work Pants, Lower Floor Sanitary Market Lower Floor Opposite Clarke's Meat Market KIEBLER FAIR To Organized Labor Overalls, Mackinaws, Coats, Ete, -O5¢ Lower Floor Smoked Picnics Sanitary Market Be: 6 ths. 25¢ 2 hs. 25¢ Crystal Fish To Our Customers To Ourselves To the Square Deal And With Every One THAT’S US Yukon Meat Co. 30-32-34 Sanitary Market North Side ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Best Pure White LARD, 2 lbs. 35 It Costs No More to Get the pa We Have It Market STALL 16—LOWER FLOOR