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- FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1921. AABEAST MAN “Love Nest” ? Features ‘ ‘Mary”’ 1S CURED Coming to Metropolitan Theatre BY KNIFE Violent Criminal Reforms When Bullet Is Taken From Brain OSSINING, N. Y., June 10.—The Remarkable brain operation that “the wild beast of Clinton p” may have far-reaching ef. eteon officials believe the sur- m’s kr has paved the way to new reform and they are planning er tests in the hope of restoring on to other “hopeless” cases of the criminally insane. iG VICTIM SHOOTS HIS SLAYER The “wild beast” is Roman Leon- \ @owski, who at 650 is serving a 20- Year sentence for shooting a Séhen- @etady man. Before his victim was led, he sent two bullets thto Leon- THE SEATTLB STAR NEARLY LOSE | LIVES IN FIRE, Boys Who ‘Set Blaze Have Narrow Escape | —_— | POSTON, June 10.—The story of! | how two 9-year-old boys who, accord: | ing to the police, fire to a tw story stable on the Paul Kendrte Jestate, in Roxbury, nearly lost their | | lives in tho blaze, was revealed when | they were arraigned in the Juvenile session of the Roxbury district court on a charge of setting the fire. The damage was estimated at $35,000. H| Zhe arrest of the boys resulted ‘from two fires of mysterious origin | Jin the same vicinity, Both fires were in occupied buildings | The police say the boys confensed | setting fire to the Kendricken barn, The police say they set fire to bun- y and dropped them down 9. Before they had op © descend from the hay: ; e place was a furnace, One boy fell thru a hole in the loft and injured his leg, the other boy going to his assistance, Together they groped their way around in the smoke, finally locating the exit just as the fire department arrived, It was apparent that the fire was incendiary and an investigation was started, The other fire which dam- GOLFER HARDING IS GIVEN POINTER ON ‘NINETEENTH HOLE’ WASHINGTON, June 10. — Warren G. Harding, amateur golf enthusiast now reriding at the White House, asked a friend the other day, following the defeat of the American golf teams in Eng: land: “Honestly, now, how do you fig ure it out? Why werent we able to win at least in one or two event. I can’t understand it!’ “Well,” answered his compan. fon, “had It occurred to you that don't prohibiton in England?” Xlent Blend, 1% Ibs., 60¢; 1 Ib., M. A, Hansen, 40 Keonomy Market. Advertisement, ~ = — |at $25. Cuts cost of drinking good coffee. a5e. Overstudy Kills Only One Student PRINCETON, June 10.—Overstudy has killed only one studertat Prince. | ton in 40 years, Dean West, of the | graduate school, told hin classes, He named a list of subjects he sald would produce a “finely educated e mathematics, his » fun philosophy, modern literature and political coonomy. |Antique Shop Offers to Sell Taft Letter | WASHINGTON, June 10—In an antique shop here is a letter from | William H. Taft, dated 1920, for sale The letter is to an adve ing firm and warns the company |to use Mr, Taft's pleture “or any thing supposed to look like me” ner an advertisement, not Golden “Sterilized” Your appetite will ciall Its pu youinsistonGolden Age Macar y and flavor will appeal to you. A big spackageccllsfors dime—and i it's made the clean American way—by machi | TryThisReclpeToday irom % Write for free cook book Benin: 1N Cleveland Macaroni Co} Gloveland, © Ohio Age ti Macaroni and Tomatoes @) i's brain. By a trick of fate Leondowski re- wered, stood trial and was sent to There he developed violent acquired, superhuman | f trength and tried to'kill himself and | jf about him. Keepers called him | Swild beast." Epilepsy set in, adding | his terrors, He was kept man-| f gled hand and foot. | | Dr. Wililam I, Chapman, a noted son of Brooklyn, became inter ted in the case, and sald he thought yndowski could be cured by an op- geet Fighting madly, his eyes protrud- » his mouth frothing, the “beast” brought to Sing Sing from Dan: ora prison a month ago. LLET FOUND IN HDDLE OF BRAIN He was quieted with ether and Dr hapman studied him, made X-rays his brain, and found a bullet in| middle of it, four inches from the | aged the building at 255 Walnut ave., Roxbury, nearby, is still being in vestigated. The ease against the boys | was continued a week Brussels-Antwerp Railroad Speedy) ANTWERP, June 10.—Bruasels and Antwerp are to be connected by an electric railway on which trains will cover the 29 miles between the twe cities in 82 minutes. Marguerite Zender and Richard Pyle singing “The Love Nest.” When Frank Mandel and Tou] “Mary” had not been running on Hirsch, noted New York song| Broadway a week before “The Love writers, wrote the words and lyrics | ” ” ‘3 It for “Mary,” Geo. M. Cohan's famous | Nes" one of its many beautiful Now open with finer foods than ever, this market of better quality offers you greater values than ever. Buy at this market, and go home satisfied. You can always bank on 100 cents on the dollar here—at Fourth and Pine LOWER FLOOR BARGAINS Dollar Shoe Co. GREEN’S BIG LEADERS : While They Last Crisp Ginger Smaps, for... .36¢ Baking 5 Din Pickles far.10¢ Ib...35¢ 2 Ibs fresh ground Peanut Butter ... ie Spuds, 100' ‘Ibs. ammy."* However, when ft Is sung here by Marguerite Zender and Richard Pyle t the Metropolitan next week this musical hit, which will be the att ong hits, was whistled by every- |i. peg i et nce roo tion at the Metropolitan thea ‘or |body on Broadway. Orchestras wil] have an opportunity of hearing one week, starting Sunday night, lit-| played it in all the ble cabarets and|this popular song rendered amidst Ue did they dream that one of their | at the theatres; vaudeville singers in-, the pretty and picturesque settings offerings would prove one of the big: | stituted it in their acts, and, in fact,|of this tingling musical venicle. st popular song hits of the pres-|i¢ swept the country with the speed! Seattle is the only city in fy of Al Jolson’s famous offering, ‘state that will witness “Mary.” the AM operation was decided upon, the convict’s consent, altho the were only one in a hundred | t the patient would recover. Eight | pecialists looked on. ‘An incision was made in the scalp etly over the “motor area” and | scalp was pulled down over the/| rs. A round hole as big as a dol- SJar wae then sawed thru the skull. hing his finger thru this hole, . Chapman loosened the bullet cau- Hiounly so as not to tear the brain or disturb the brain lNquids, d it up to the skull and lifted it it with a pair of pliers. INTIRE GPERATION ONLY 35 MINUTES H | Unable to replace the piece of skull | was sawed out, the d back over it and The entire operation had p only, 35 minutes, Today Léondowski sits at the side Bis cot in the hospital ward with ok of Tolstoi, his favorite author, his hand. His face shines, and eyes radiate understanding. There Mo more “wild beast.” He is cured. mal, and sorry for his past of-| C. H. Mengedoht A. J, Meaker Seaboard Meat Co. Stall 5, Lower Floor pan be” S2C .10c Beef Roast, per lb. Veal Roast, 123 c 1 0 R.1. Red Pullets, Fane Cc ary hatch, at. $1.50 W. Leghorn Pullets, iz pee 15¢] | March hatch..91.65 - Leg Veal mJ per Ib. .. Roast, b. .... 20C Green’ $s Butter a as 3d Grocer) Store, No. 4 Lamb Roast, BOTTOM PRICES ON TE LOWER FLOOR 7 Phone Elsott 1848 8 Ibs. pure fine Cane Sugar, while this lot lasts, limit of 8 Ibs o 5 tall cans Carolene Milk $2.40 per case. No. 2 can pure Fruit Jams, asst..19¢ Large 2% cans Sliced Pineapple, none better .25 2 cans Co-Operative Milk . ¢ Low Feed Prices 4 Scratch, 8 lbs....25¢ 100 lbs. delivered $3.00 Rose Spray ...... Mag-o-Tite . Maggotbate . Rat Corn Crescent sheeresty Absolutely Powder, Sanitary WONDERFUL VALUES will draw another big crowd of shrewd buyers here tomorrow. Come in and see this newly remodeled mar- ket. “Trade here, where the cars start, and be sure of getting a car seat. Only one block south of Frye Hotel, on Third. Lots of room to park your car. Delicatessen SAVE MONEY ben ON GOOD MEAT Opposite Bis Meat Market ‘The Cheapest Food You Can Eat 2 Ibs. Lard ... LARD, 2 LBS, ... .. 2. oe oe sna nncees -25¢ Weiners, per Ib. Bologna, Ib. Farmers’ Style Legs Lamb, Ib. .....18¢ | Pot Roast, Ib. ,.....10¢ Shoulder Roast Lamb, Pork Roast, Ib. .,.,.20¢ MW. sereseeeeeeceees 10¢ | Lamb Chops, Ib. ,...15¢ Full line Prepared Meats Breast of Lamb, Ib....6¢] sugar Cured Loin Backs, Roast Veal, Ib. .....15¢ Ib, for your PICNIC OR F1SH- Fresh Killed Chickens, Ib. ..........+.28¢ Independent Packing Co., No. 3 STADL 26 We Cash Pay Checks, Sausage Fresh Daily. ANDERSON GROCERY EXTRA SPECIALS Good For One Week 49-LB, SACK RAINIER BEST FLOUR $1. 53 FOR 12 POUNDS PURE CANE 94c SUGAR, Sardines tn Oll, five cans for... 25¢ Milk— Carnenion, Co-oper .25c THIRD AND WASHINGTON Choice Steak, in operations have been tried A few have been successful, it mever has a bullet lodged in the ry center of the brain been taken it and the patient survived. ~ ”~ — wae DELIVER Ham and eggs at Boldt’s.—Adver- ent. New Phonographs FRESH Fist The coolness of the basement combined with the refrigera- tion of our cases keeps the fish as fresh and appetizing as in winter. JACK’S STAND Extra Special WASHINGTON Chicken wfth Dump- nk pid Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, STALLS 12-24 J. Unteh Lower Fleer Bhort e Oe Bread, Butter and Potatoes served with all orders, MAMIE E. RUSSEL Stalls 20-14 DELICATESSEN Stall 33, Lower Floor P. Rounds, Mgr. PICNICS, pet Wh. is... cn nnes d 18c Fresh Dressed Chickens, per Ib... 22c A day Delicacies that are fresh through Stewers, Ib... all the week. san UPPER FLOOR BARGAINS Stall 65 FOURTH AVENUE Fancy Brick Cheese, sharp, Ib. Potato Salad with Mayonnaise, special, pin’ FULL LINE OF PICNIC GOODS 8 ibs, SUGAR STALL NO. 50 Lower Floer NEXT TO BOLDT'S, ON Strawberries 10c Per Box . Best Serviee~beme grown. Cantaloupes, each ....16¢ Stall 65 «20 21 | GROCERY Stalls 17-18—Main Fleor Best Cane Sugar, 10 Ibs. = Ube Best Fresh Milk, qt 8¢ Gallon cans asst. fruits 5O¢ Van Camp's Pork and ‘Beans, small 10¢ Medium 15¢; Large. .26¢ Hillsdale No. 2 cans Pineap- plo 20. Rosedale large can Pineap- ple 20¢ Libby's Silverdale Apricots, large, 2 for .. 3 White Sliced Pineapple Barger’s 11b. glass Butter Libby's Beet Fancy Pe syrup, per can S-Ib. can Del Monte French Santa Clara Prune lb. can MG. B/ ily Peanut 1b. THE ALPINE DAIRY Stalls 21-22 With its herd of Pure-Bred Swiss milk goats and modern poultry ranch. Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Milk. There is no inferlor prod- uct in our stall, Our standard: “THE BEST.” METROPOLITAN MARKET Main Floor Fourth and Pine—Stall 2 Elliott 4141 Extra Special Picnics, Ib . Home rended lar Pot roast, Ib. Vresh dressed all times. We specialize ny CIRCLE W Brands of Choice Meats thick The Lue Cow UTTER Near Main Entrance Best Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs Eggs, direct from ranch, two dozen, . 55c SENSATIONAL BUY ON CHEESE Fancy Full Cream; sharp; 1 Ib, for 28¢; 2 Ibs, for 25 for 1 Ib. of Best Coswiss Cheese. Come early and share in these big bargains. Courtesy Fast Service sorted flavors, 3 for Soda Crackera, Ib. Ginger Snaps, Ib.... Peas, Corn, Tomato String Beans, 2 cans .. 4-Ib. pail Flake White... Large bottle Cider war os. IB) $250—Now $125 $300—Now $150 Play all Records Fully Guaranteed. C. C. Bender Co. 1609 Third Ave. Tbs 25¢ Pure cocoa, in bulk, 2 Ibs. for Quart bottles pure Vinegar 15¢ Bulk crackers, nice and san per Ib. ... . Bulk macaroni, 8 Ibs. / “ESe We Deliver $5.00 Orders Free DIAMOND “I” DELICATESSEN STALL 26 Everything for Sunday Outings Including luncheon roll, meat loaf and the DIAMOND I Matches, a 10e box for Tea, 400 package, black or green... OUR BUTTER made from the whole, Fruit Specials! Nice sweet Sunkist Oranges, 200 25c Sliced Pineapple—two 500 cans of Del Monte Federa 20c can Minced Clams, two for., Large can of Tomatoes Pork and 20e cans of Del Monte in bulk, Ib... STALL 20 PHONE ELLIOTT 0574 Mail Orders and Country Shinments Stalls 89-23-24 KM, 4525 ewan tas MAIN FLOOR Stalls 53-54 container; quart..,. Coffee, 400 Mali -11" DELICATESSEN AND FRUIT Mayonnaise and Thousand Isl- db. . 400 Beans — three COLONIAL MEAT CO. Special Circle “W” Spring Lamb vas au cee 30 '15c “Ww” brand, Ib.. MAIN FLOOR, STALL 4 SHOULDERS LAMB, Circle ,.20c LAMB BREAST, Circle WE DELIVER PHONE ELL, 3364 Free Shopping Bags to Cus- « ORIGINAL tomers, Malted Milk yo?) ~ ? AG & lnvalids| NO COOKING | “Food - Drink” for All Ages. Buick Lunch at Home, Office, end ins, Ask for HORLICK’S. Safe Milk For Infants Stalls 67-68—Main Floor R. H. FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO. Special Sale on Fresh Straw- berries, Home grown peas, 2 Ibs. New potatoes, 5 Ibs .25¢ Hot house tomatoes, Ib..40¢ Fresh cucumbers, each..10¢ - -Lb¢ » 20¢ FARMERS’ MARKET Stal] 84, Rear Entrance Leg of Mutton 15¢ | Pot Roast Breast of Lamb 5¢ Sugar-Cured Bacon .-25¢ | Local, Bacon . All Meat Country Sldfighte “W” brand, Jb LAMB CHOPS, Circle Picnics : 19 . “Ww” brand, Ib ieee 8c EAT ONLY THE BEST—WE HAVE IT? -35¢ Smoker Liver Saus- age 35¢ Pork Pies, each. .7@¢ 3 for .........20¢ Eastern Bacon .40¢ Fancy Bologna 18¢ Fancy Weiners 20¢ Veal Loaf ......80¢ Union Fruit & Vegetable Co. Stalls 45-46 Always Have THE BES" Finest Vegetables of All Kinds—Lowest Prices exceptional FRUIT BARGAINS EXCURSION Through San Juan Islands TO EAST SOUND SUNDAY, JU janapolis k at 8:30 a turns 10 p. m. Fat For Information Main 2993, Puget Sound Navigation Co, Stall 44 Main Floor FISH from Lake and Ocean, fresh for every appetizing meal, THE COW BUTTER STORE ri ALLS 28-40, Main Floor Delicious Wrapped Gentede 1-Ib. snipes Special . fEDERAL MILK, STANDARD TOMATO! HILLS’ RED CAN COrrr CRISCO, 1% 1b. can, BT ¢; . | SS > > A Very Rest Butter, Cheege, Ib 23 aie or 5-Ib. pail Pure Hoi Main Floor wu 1b. can QUALITY COUNTS ‘Teas and Coffeen Pd 0 0 BV VOD Stal

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