The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 19

FRIDES 4) rar SEATTLE STAR iger| ORDERS POLIC TO APOLOGIZE yk TATE MAY ‘ . . Woman Is Leading Fight rm 4 Commissioner Acts in Case A of Boys ‘ § vigorous protest by President Dan “ jel J. Lynch of the South Boston 1 roe " high school, class 1920, it was| Aitrike in Washington Mines learned that Captain Daniel C.| / Murphy of the Athens st. station | 1 was ordered by Commissioner Cur-| tis to visit the homes of four school boys and apologize for the arrest of | the youths about a month ago. Lynch and Edward T. Murray, | treasurer of the class, visited the police commissioner and held a con ferenoe with the commissioner's sec retary, Jamea_H. Devlin. They were told that Captain Murphy | would personally call at the homes of the boys and express his regret | over the occurrence, ‘The four boys were arrested last month as suvpicious persons, and were held in a cell from 1 o'clock to 8 In the morning in connection with a South End holdap. Stork Works Extra on Island of Malta WASHINGTON, June 24.—-While France and some other countries are disturbed over the falling birth rate, Which Began March 15 Is Still Unsettled Is there going to be a coal shortage next winter? Washington mines have been shut down since the miners Walked out with their picks on March 15, It is not considered likely that the strike will be set fed within another two weeks. What ‘is the chance of the small older being caught next win- th an empty coal cellar? . D. Moore, vice president of the ifie Coast Coal company, de Thursday that there was lit-) danger of a coal famine. Utah) British Columbia coal ts being) ipped inte Seattle, and there is ll a latke quantity of Washington fin the bunkers. {Moore is a member of the state commission which is working & solution of the strike problem P Other members of the com: on are Robert H. Harlin, for- head of district No, 10, United pMine Workers of America; Ernest , Present secretary of that Organization; Dan Buckingham, man- of the Roslyn Fuel company, ind James H. Allport, a mining en Ss the Island of Malta ts embarrassed by an increase of its population of 00 a year, Malta is al rowded, but the popula Uon Increases rapidly. A consular report says that the island govern ment is seriously considering a plan for emigration which involves pay- Allport, who has been !n Wash- ment of at least part of the passage Ington, D. .C,, checking up coal sta-| d sf any mnieee who desires to leave ‘will return here the first of| Mrs. Mabel Balch | the islan¢ tt week with a full report of his a increased the tax rate from 6 to 1% mills in three years, It is not a by and for the igations, The commission is} KALAMAZOO, June 24.-Wheth-|She piloted her husband, James B. papected to act upon this data Im-/er this city is to surrender the city |Balek, to the mayoralty of Kalama- wi ve thei mendsilons ready within a few|™aNager-commission form of goV-/soo four times ore. ernment to the old mayor-couneil-| She wrote the outline for some of _ Recording to Moc of the commission will} man plan depends Jargely on the/ his campaign speeches and public ‘transmitted to the coal operators political sagncity of a woman, messages and aided in molding his “ miners, and the coal men are) She is Mrs. Mabel Balch. She led policies, She is determined that he timistic that a settlement will be/ the fight that resulted in a vote for will again be the city’s chief execu: | cted shortly. @ new charter after a three years’ | tive, « than 2,800 men are ont on trial of the commission form of gov-| “Commission form of governmeat, provements as causes of the tn- ike at the present time, and al!/ ernment has failed completely in Kalama-/|crease in taxes, the commercial mines are closed | She is recognized as one of the 200," say ch. “It is un. Mrs. Balch is a member of the 0 most astute politicians in Michigan. represe 1t| eommi ssion framing @ new charter Westlake Public Market]... UARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA government of, | people.” Proponents of the commission government say that Kalamazoo bas shown unprecedented progress un der that government. They point to the payment of inherited debts stablishment of a motorized fire yartment, paving and sewer im TOKIO Phone Malin 5052 Carnation MITk ..---.-.--.-10¢ arity Horden’s Milk .. ean: PURE CANE SUGAR} SOAP! MILK: Foher's Blend. Fs %: Ib. sack Bluestem Pi 6 bars Bob White. 3 5 Ibe, M. J. B. Coffee. i-th. sack Gold Bond..... 82.15 | 49 10S -cccccccceeoe. 4 doz. Reliance Jar Ri 49-Ib. sack V 2 pkgs, Sunbrite 6 bars Royal White . Sugar Stall 1004b, sack ......---.--.- $6.75 Sugar Stall Lower Section 1 doz. Economy Jar C: 1 Ib. Lipton’s Tea. Citrus Powder . Cream of Wheat. 1 gal. Mazola Of! Criseo, 9 The..... 49 Ibe, Rex Flour... ‘At the Westlake Public Market, where you will find splendid parking facilities for your car while trading. For Rent—A fully-equipped Poultry Stall and Candy Kitchen; also an A-1 location on the first Moor Groceryman. s _—— Brokerage Company ‘In Westlake Public Market Stalls 108 and 109, Main Floor Big Grocery Sale COME SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK AND GET THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE YEAR We have enough Groceries in our Warehouse | Matches, box -.....-..5¢ to supply thousands of families. 16 pounds Head Rice MOST ALL Goods Below Wholesale Prices. for .----—----.-$1.00 Carnation or Borden’s | Milk, can eer Good Tomatoes, can...8¢ Good Patent Flour, a sack ...$2.10 Every sack guaranteed. 10c can of Beans, can 27 Bars of Laundry Soap for. .$1.00 800 Ibs. of Good 85¢e Catsup, per Coffee, Ib.....21¢ bottle ......21¢ We cannot mention every article in the paper we have on sale. We bought a complete stock at a big discount. These are just a few prices. SPECIALS Jar Rubbers, guaranteed, per dozen. .... Boyd’s Jar Caps, Mason, per dozen. .. Crystal White Soap, a bar Golden West and Reliance Coffee on sale, a Ib 30c can of Corn, a can LOOK FOR STALLS 108-109—WESTLAKE MARKET Zoble Grocery Company | WESTLAKE GROCERY STORE PHONE ELL. 4314 | Stalls 16 and 17 THE BASEMENT STORE Phone Main 1434 Genuine Swedish Health Bread, ; Dig. ..200-- ecco --20¢ Camere Pork and Beans, 2 BIG SALE ON RAISINS AND GRAPES $7.00 box (25 Ibs.) Muscatel Grapes and Raisins. .$4.95 $6.00 Olive Oil, per gallon $3.95 500 boxes of Candy, reg. price 75c, will go at, box. .29¢ $1.75 box Macaroni. .$1.35 | 2 cans Peas........25¢ Atners Campbell's Sour 3 small Medium Red 3 large cans Deviled M | B5c can Corned Beef 8-1b. cam Sm Jean 0 Crescent 3 large cans Must Cream Coffee Sardines . 45¢ No. 2 can J New Brazil Nuts, 1b. Stall 159 Stall 150 Smet | 8 tbe. F 25¢ | Albers Oats ' Yon Are Looking tor n 2 Ibs. Prunes ... : Baking Powder | | ine White “B5e | large pke. ee | Mild Cream 2l1c GOOD BUTTER 35¢ | Economy Caps, do : Albers F i9p-| Cheese ... Come Down to, the nt e We Carr: U Crescent | White Laundry 6 1e out on all articles in stock | Mra. Porter's Peanut But 2 the. ..-- 20¢ can Pimentos : Lower Floor, Stall 25 Borden's Milk, ca Mapleine, 2-07. bottle, 35¢ SATURDAY at Stall 159. Stall 116 King Salmon—1 Ib. 20¢. 116 Stalls Stalls 2 Ibe, .....- n BBE otatoes, 251 FUSS 10-11 Halibut, 1 Ib. ~--15¢ ek le TS Whole Salmon .. . 50¢ Westlake Fish Market Upper Floor Lower Floor Green Peas, 3 Ibs. ... oo Gooseberries, Fancy, 3 Ibs.. .-0ne--o00- STRAWBERRIES For Canning Direct from the farm $1.35 Per Crate CINNAMON & ROOT Stall 131 SHOULDER SPRING CORNED BEEF Big Specials—Look at These Prices! STEER POT ROAST 10¢ ALSO BOILING BEEF ... BIG SMOKED MEAT SPECIAL SATURDAY Touched for Fiver in the Early Ages BERLIN, June 24.—On the back Old Man Dead, Poison Bottle Found A. F. Burns, 69, 1713 Second ave.,| | 850 B. C. or earlier than any pre | viously known Hey puan document | lof a Nke charac despondent for several months Burns was found lying in bed with & bottle marked “Poison” on the dine ing room table, along with an en- velope on which Burns had written “Polson.” sub-treasury, lent five deben (about $5) of silver for one year at 100 per [cent interest. The silver, it wires. muicide, cating its finenema. SATURDAY SPECIALS ~ Ican't Sleep? Turn - On the Juice, Man PARIS, June 24- N,, was found dead Thursday night | ‘of a papyrus in the Berlin museum |trician claims te have invented a| ment was given im the case of the in his room, by his daughter, Mra, | jin the draft of @ due bill that is|/machine which will produce sleep.| gang which, im ® comparatively Beatrice Diller, who said he had been ‘supposed to have been made about! The electric current is passed into| short time, murdered 17 women tn | the body by means of tiny batteries | Alexandria. ‘The current, it i# stated, re-| laxes the nerves and very quickly was | produce a sensational or physical | stated, belonmed to the treasury of | ease which is followed by sleep, even He ts thought te have committed | Harsaphes, an Kgyptian god, indi-|in the cases of persons habitually | of his first cigar, but be gets @ great euffering from dnsomnia. A French ele¢ ALEXANDIFUA, A priest of | xed on the wrist and onto the in-|ed the gang, and four men were Amon, who was manager of @ royal|step and joined together by tiny |#entenced to death. | murdered the women elry and then dburied deal of experience, 6 P. M. American Grocery Stores Company HELP YOURSELF GROCERY, UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY, LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY, SEATTLE MARKET, 109 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE MAIN OFFICE AND MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, 1112 WESTERN AVENUE PHONE ELLIOTT 5074 Can Headed by Two , Sister Is Executed June %4.—Judg- ‘Two sisters, who head A boy never gets much comfort out OLYMPIC - CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET Entrances First and Second Avenues MARKET CLOSES The assassins for thelr jew them, Reliance Maine Corn, can 20¢, doz... + -$2.25 Corn Meal, Yellow or White, No. 10 bags. ...-.... .29¢ Booth’s Sardines, large cans 19¢, 3 for...2.......55¢ Nekeo Tuna Fish, 128 23¢, 3 for.....---- --o--- .65¢ School Boy Peanut Butter, |b. tin ya ae Underwood Deviled Ham, 4s 23¢, Ws....-.- -- -37¢ Delicia Chili Con Carne, No. 1 cans 106, 3 for... .29¢ Delicia Corned Beef Hash, 2 for 15¢, 6 for.......43¢ Tea Garden Blackberry Preserves, lb. jars 37¢, 3 for Heinz Baked Beans, small cans, 3 for 35¢; medium cans, large cans, 2 for. ...eeeec- --cecce. SEE wocereee 106 2 for 33¢; Sliced Dill Pickles, can Seeded Raisins, 11 oz. pkgs 17¢, 3 for. Dried Peaches, Blue Ribbon, 11-oz, pkgs... Rex Hard Wheat Flour, 49-lb. bag... Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-Ib. bag.. Life O-Wheat, pkg. 23¢, 2 for........-. Rolled Oats, bulk, 5 lbs., 30¢; No. 10 bag.. Olympic Meat Company First Avenue, South of Pike fas) Pot Roast, Ib.........10¢ The Home of Delicious Short Ribs of Beef, Ib. 10¢ _ Ham and Bacon. Fancy Rolled Beef Roast, Anchor Bacon, Ib...1514¢ ooccoee poses 5 AOS -55¢ Ib. seeeeeeeeee--1714¢ Sugar Cured Picnics, Fancy Lamb Roast, Ib. 12¢ 2 . p pages ide sai . ‘ure Lard, Butcher Spe- Veal Roast, Ib------12%2¢ “cial, 2 Ibs. for.....25¢ Pig Liver, b.. Fine stock of Fresh Dress- Lamb Stew, 8 Ibs for.25¢ — ed Hens and Broilers. Club Sausage, Ib. .... Full Cream Cheese, lb. 19¢ FREE CHECKING STAND Western Delicatessen Co., Inc. Seattle Market Occidental and Yesler Upper and Lower Floors Central Public Market 1420 First Avenue ms Roast, 1420 First Avenue Choice Steer Pot Roast, Ib..........10¢° Pork Roasts, Ib. Western Coffee Stores Co. 1424 First/Avenue—Central Market 1426 First Avenue—Olympic Market 109 Occidental Avenue—Seattle Market Coffee, Fresh Roasted Daily and Guaranteed to Please or Money Back. Very Best Coffee 40¢ Ib., 2 lbs, 75¢ Hot Coffee and Lunches at all stores. “You will be pleased with our Service.” Central Meat Company Prime Rib Rolled Roast, Ib. ...-... Steer gig BAY CITY MARKET Fc psc loses Choice Steer Rolled Roasts, Ib. -20¢ Hog Liver, lb. .. Choice Short Ribs, Ib... ------10¢ Sugar Cured Picnics, lb. Fancy Veal Roasts, Ib... -121¢ Hollywood Bacon, lb. Lamb Shoulder Roasts, lb.......-..12¢ Butter and Eggs. Hot Bread all day, 2 large loaves.. Butter Horns, Frisco style, 3 for Home-Made Doughnuts, dozen SUGAR, Pure Cane, American Refined, C. & H. Berry, 100-Ib. bag. scooce~w- $6.55 Borden’s Milk, tall cans.....10c | Federal or Co-operative Milk, 10c; 4 cans...39¢ CRISCO—Pound, 18c; 14 Ibs. 27c; 3 Ibs. 53c; 6 Ibs. 99c; 9 Ibs. .... Elbow Macaroni, bulk, 5 IbS....2sceeensnmmocecs -SO¢ Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 2 pkgs. ccccnmmeccore - 20 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs..-eccceeccceces Parower, Wa, CARS osic soc chi obeesae secseess eee ADE Fruit Jars and Canning Supplies at Special Prices. Grated Pineapple, 2 cans -25¢ Extra Sliced Pineapple, gees Cab, Libby's, Hunt's Supreme, No. 2 cans 20¢, 3 sous Lady Sliced Pinessgie No. 2 cans 23¢, or eee nee, ose Pineapple Be. 2 cans 21¢, 3 for... 59¢ ry: oap, 5 for 10‘ for. -spescoveee Lenox Soap, 8 for....... whe 4 White Linen Soap, 6 for. oecere Ivory Soap, 2 large ag BA Hill’s Red Can Coff 42¢, 2% Ib Ttcosanancd Golden West Coffee, lb. 38¢, M. J. B. Coffee, Ib. 42¢, 3 Ibs. $1.19, 5 ibs---- $1. Instant Postum, large tin...... Our “Special Blend” Coffee, Ib. 29¢, 3 ieee ‘S59 United Bakeries Best Bread in the city, baked in Electric Ro’ White, Raisin, Rye, Graham and Health, -~ — : ee es Pe neesccccccce 2 lhe 0; erpmnantis 14-lb. Loaf t3e 2 Loaves for 25¢ Butterhorns, 3 for ...ceewwer- 25 LARGE CHOICE OF CAKES AND PASTRIES Seattle Market, 111 Occidental Avenue Olympic Market, 1426 First Avenue First Avenue, Between Pike and U: 23c — shocheige scone SE See The Picnic Season is in full swing. We are prepared | Boiling ‘Sak to take care of your lunches as we have a most complete | Pe™ Ib. ++ eee eee 1 Oc bol saad line of Cold Meats, Salads, Dressing, Pickles, Cheese, Fork. Rous = 76 Breast of Veal, etc., in fact, everything in the line of DELICATESSEN. | Bo, Bac per Ib ce The quality of our goods and the moderate prices are | bones, 6 Ibs... .25c¢c Bacon Backs, the talk of the town. Our Saturday Specials are at- | Veal Chops, 1 7 be per Ib. .-sdescos tracting big crowds. Why not be amongst them? Per Ib. ....-- C. Sugar-cured 8 TB. a cise pees. Bacon, lb. -.+... Vegetable He New Spuds, Fresh Goose- berries, 2 lbs.... Native Asparagus, Der Ib. ..00.- 000 MRS. JESMER’S BAKE-RITE BREADERY 1414 First Avenue SATURDAY SPECIALS omen Other Seasonable Specials. pace ccece come ecwrer cess per. I ‘seasecepeniv 124c Olympic Fruit & Seale secccccceceece BOE $1.48 ~21¢ “33g ~ #1. 12c 8c 10c 28c 20c Co. 25c 15c 10c