The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 16

PAUE Lo OF KAYNOR &. 0. P. Editor in interview | Bitterly Attacks the Governor Bpecial to The Star: TACOMA, July 22.— “Uniess gets out, the republican ts going to get an awful at the next election, “Ninety per cent of the people fin my part of the state would “gign Hart reeall petitions today.” ‘That's the way Cliff Kaynor, pubd- Maher of the Ellensburg Record, Member of the state republican cen. committee, leader in the State) association, sizes up the po- situation in Washington state A LIAR” \¥NOR'S COMEBACK Bditor Kaynor was in Tacoma week on his way to Mt. He told the Tacoma Times: “I have been informed that Hart attack me in his advertined Matement which he will give to the DOVE FLIES DAILY WITH TRAIN; MAKES LONG ROUND TRIP LIVERPOOL, July 22--When the train goes dally from here to Morecambe, 60 miles away, a pigeon goes along, soaring over the tops of the coaches, When the train returns, a few hours later, the pigeon comes with it ers who worked for him. He has| | alighted politicians who spent hard| cash to elect him, They are now! waiting for the crash at Olympia, for | they feel that it is coming Bven among the close political friends of the governor, it is openly | admitted that he would fall before a recall election REASONS FOR FAILURE OF HART REGIME The causes that are contributing to the flat failure of the Hart ad ministration, according to the repub | licans themselves, are vorites, chief among whom is ene Ptiny Allen, a Seattle print- branched | BELGIUM WANTS of the Pierce county republican lead: | | as to affect the interests of those na | only in a tentative way, and has not IN ARMS MEET “Japan” Expected to Okeh Discussions WASHINGTON, July 22.—The United States has advised Belgium jand other interested powers that when the Par Eastern question ts brought up in the Washington dis armament conference in such a way ona, there will be no difficulty in being represented, it waa learned to- day, The other nations so advised are! understood to be Holland and Portu:| gal, who, with Belgium, have large interests in the Par Bast, Seoretary of State Hughes has ad- vised these nationg of this attitude committed the government, as it ts not desired to open thin question to all countries of the world before there is a definite agreement among the powers to participate in the con ference. This announcement today on offi. cia} authority was made th response to reports from Europe telling of the concern of Belgium at not being invited to the conference, No word has yet been received by the depart. ment today from the Japanese gov ernment, but authorities believed that Japan's acceptance of the pro- posed Far Eastern and Pacific din cussions is now only a matter of a THE SEATILE STAR (WORLD'S GREATEST BRIDGE TO SPAN HUDSON) ‘STOP MAN FROM | | Ti tretitt HOTT SHOOTING SELF. Arrest Him for Shooting! Policeman PORTLAND, July Andrew Holeman was volver to his breast kill himself, four 5 in on him here ¢ rested him on ing to kill 8p L. Whitesides last Tuesday night Holeman the officer three times when he interfered in a fight he was having with Al Gruman, for- hire car driver lemon fusted ly today and ar * of attempt man Robert Passengers Saved; | | | This is how the world’s largest bridge will look when completed. It is to connect New York city with New Jersey, running from 57th st., New York, to Weehawken. An office building, 350 by 400 feet, will be built as shown on the New York end. Vehicles will pase} | thru a span 135 feet wide and 60 high. Two side arches for pedestrians and trolley cars will be 45 feet wide, On a lower deck will be 12 railroad tracks. G. Lindenthal is chief engi-| neer and chief architect of the project, ‘ | Omelet Abandoned | PARIS, July 22.—A tradesman wan carrying 3,600 egg» and two| passengers in a motor truck. Just; outside the city the truck over.| turned, burying the poasengers un- | der the eges, The pansengers were | rescued unhurt, but the omelet bad | to be abandoned Too Lazy to Pick, Ate ’Em Off Tree| CHICAGO, July 22.—A jury of six impartial married women has de-, clared M, E, Mott of Harrisburg the laziest man in Salina county. H. N Finney had many followers who were convinced he was the most | slothful man on earth, but Mott won Fit | FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 |One Dead, Several Injured i in Wr ATLANTA, July 22— known dead another thought bi chkage and a third injured is the result of freight derailment on the Southel railway between Atlanta and B x! mingham early today. | George Albino of Galveston, Tex killed. Artora Kordiquag of Antonio is in @ serious cont The third | . was San tion at a local hospital, man is unidentified, YOULL GO OUT MOTORING SUNDAY WITHOUT ANY SUN GOGGLES and come back with a headache, and then be- fore you start again you'll come in and the goggles, and won: why in the world you didn’t do it in the first place. |the palm by eating apples off the tree because hg was too Married Teachers pick them. Finney said he Bay City Disabled} She Has Not Seen Will Retain Jobs, pe ' ne were not too Ured. BERLIN, July 22.—The German | Mother Hurls “Self } SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.—The| SINGAPORE, July 22.—Chia Gin| ouamer ‘didminal Parreget; disabied | Neo, an 1-yearold Chinese girl, ee en eee ee by a bursting steam pipe at wea late |never saw her fiance. But she's! tion of Germany for any state to and Babe to Death yeuterduy, arrived in port today in| suing him for $2,600, alleging breach | make xpecial restrictions on the em-| AUBAG France, July 22.— lof promixe. A matrimonial agent| ployment of married women as| Madame Cessallini, 26, took her| yatennidsecyhem grsp doen gpa representing Lom Teck Sim visited | teachers. very state will now be|seven-monthsold baby in her arms Repairs will be made immediately | obliged to repeal legislation which|and hurled herself from a railway and the vewel will resume her run | compelled the retirement of woman | bridge into the river. teachers on marriage. killed, few hours, Hughes has been advised of the meeting todaygin Tokyo, of the dip- Jomatic advisory council, which in to give a final decision dn the question of Japan's participation in the Pa cific discussion. Baron Shidehara is thought to have told Hughes late yesterday that the diplomatic council will make & favorable decision, Steamer Headed for |Girl Sues Fiance Cocccccccccocccecs: COL OPTICAL ( 15135 FOU be ay Oy mos O CITY, DALLAS = of the printing department at @ University of Washington. More 200 members of the state press to Governor Hart asking him el A \the girl's parents and arranged a match, according to Chinese custom. Then Lom backed out. Both were Ht ly it TI don't believe he wants | I know that he didn't ered | Gs i; 3 gf 73 r “Kennedy ts recognized as the! printing and erates ef. | of the state printing to the He would have saved the of dollars. too much money. It has been ! %, | fact, Hart promised to appoint Raps Hart’s Measure ! wanted.| OLYMPIA, July 22.—Governor Hart's new acy aay code- r=) IS SPY SYSTEM 8 & wonder. pond ‘would have cut the the taxpayers thourands of dol | Head of Bar Aesoclation| dent of the ‘Washington State Bar | . | report ought to be made public. “We want no spy system in this! commonwealth.” Rupp added that the overwhelm- ing objection to the code is its “con. tinuation of enlarged governmental activities.” Chetf Justice Chartes A. Johns of the Oregon supreme bench reviewed his 37 years’ experience as a law- yer. |‘Dertvear - TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA ‘PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Ma eee ecererees es TOP 1001. wack ...........87.00 Lower Section The CLARK JEWEL GAS RANGE, equipped with the LORAIN Fi control of the heat, is being demonstrated at this market by Sel onal goer le ggageAgipey angpn Seeing reno pea “THE LORAIN OVEN CANNING” Zoble Grocery Campany Stall 105 Phone Elliott ass & Ibs, Pure Cane Sugar.. Campbell's Soups, can. Norway Sardines, can. Economy Jar Caps, doz....80¢ Ginger Snaps, Ib.... Polar White Soap, bar. Ivory Soap, 2 bars.... Co-operative or Federal Milk 10¢ 10-Ib. sack Flour. 1 Ib. Small White Beans. 6 Ibs, Cracked Rice - 85¢ Be Crescent Cream Coffee .....4he Crescent Bak- ing Powder a5e cs, Chickery, 2 sticks. 50-Ib. sack Rainier Flour. 2-08. ‘#1, 63 | Buy your Berries for CANNING at STALL 112 SPECIAL PRICES ON ‘BERRIES and VEGETABLES Stall 130 Phone Main 5962 5 bare Crystal White Soap..24¢ Fisher's Biend Flour. 36¢ Citrus Powder.. 8 Ibs, Ghirardelli’s Chcetiats 88¢ 3c Cream of Wheat........25¢ 1 don Reliance Jar Rifigy..56¢ 1 Ib, Lipton’s Tea.. 5 Ibs. M. J. B. Coffee. Phone Main 1434 6 boxes SEARCHLIGHT 1 pkg. Lux Eiaken Large ‘8 abe, hes Head Thies y Ts. ROLLED OATS cans LOOTH'S SA RDINES 4 H 5 rolls TOILET PAP: Discarded Crutches, Testify to Healing |g July —~Thousands of discarded crutches, canes and apectactes stand | in heaps before the home of Ratana, | aw rich Maori, Ratana ts reported to! have cured scores of sick by a touch of his > waa } WELLINGTON, New Zealand,! | There is a reason for the popularity of the OTHMAN Cigar—a trial will demonstrate this reason. For sale at grocery, drug and Edliots 1266-1267 REE DELIVERY SOAP! MILK! 6 bars Rob White 6 bars NoRub .. 6 bars Royal White Suga Stall \T REGULATOR, which assures the SEATTLE LIGHTING COM- Upper Floor STALLS 14 AND 16 YOU SAVE MONEY and you need not worry about your Sunday Dinner or any other dinner, as our meats are kept in weéll- equipped, up-to-date refrig- erated COOLERS KEEP SMILING—THE BEST IS YET TO COME. For Example: Shoulder Lamb, lb. .1214¢ Best Pot Roast, lb. .121¢¢ Roast Pork, Ib Veal Chops, Ib Hamburger Steak and Sausage Meat, lb. 1336¢ WESTLAKE GROCERY STORE ore caved THE BASEMENT STORE rs AL WHITE SOAP..........25¢ 4 bars CREME OIL SOAP.. Stalls 16 and 17 MATCHES. . 49-lb. sack SNOWFLAKE FLOUR.. 10 Iba, Cane SUGAR. 6 bara LUNA SOAP 1 can DUTCH CLEANSER tan Breakfast COCOA edera mall 4 HoT SAUCE "A" S* to Beattie, | CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Fresh Silver Salmon, each. .35¢ Fresh Kippered Salmon, Ib. cee Freah Sturgeon, Ib. OLYMPIA f FISH co. uned Wdan* Satie view == cuoey BUTTER 42¢ Ib. 2 Full Cream Cheese, Ib. ... 2 Ibs. Special Blend Coffee 2 cans Co-operative Milk .19¢ 2 lbs. Peanut Butter. .....19¢ 4c can Pineapple... -25¢@ | Crescent Baking 8c Fresh Roasted Coftes ...20¢ | Powder, 1b-.-....35¢ Creacent Cream Coffee, Ib... 0. 450 Crescent “99° Coffea, Ib....-.--30¢ Big oval cans Sardines, in To- mato Sauce, 3 for ++ 490 sul 9s Greens Batter Store corner Market SUGARS lbs. 56c setepecesceeeoesees TOD 7.00 PER 100LB. SACK BORDEN’S MILK, tall cans, 4 for 38c Sanall Cans BORDEN'S of CARNATION MILK. +e Sanitary Macket—SUGAR STALL 100—First Ave, Moor Best ICE Gye Ba | akan, Meat. Co FRESH EGGS From our own ranch Fresh Churned Butter Daily Sanitary Ice Cream Stall Stall 157 Senitary Market Ist Ave. entrance Fresh MILK, 9c ~ Cube Sugai 2a... eee Powdered Sugar, 2 Brown Sugar, 2 ta 6 Royal White Soap SANITARY MKT. SUGAR STALL at First Ave. Vieer, FINE CANE 2%. can Golden West Coffee (While they last) ASe Boy BYTUD «.--ee0s A UNION suor That Has Always Been Union Union, Men Working Under the Union Card Fair to Everybody sor SUGAR G. F. HASTINGS BORDEN’S or CARNATION 4 Borden's at Stall 67, Carnation st Stall 62, Pike. Pi. Market, Lower FL Sees een STONG SELLS THE cons 40¢ $1.00 Rreem...é5e BROOM SALE!—Zis.."i2..:: No, 50 sack Choice Family Fleur 5-Ib. can M. J. BB. Large size loc pkg. Lux .... 1 gal. pure Cider Vinegar 2 20¢ cans finest Pink Salmon 36e can Reliance Pineapple. . 750 can Pure Olive Of) Ibe can tmported Chit ‘Pow- 1 abe pottle Rogers: gaunt ALA or EMON EXTRA abe 6 Ibn snail WHITE. Bi 4 106 rolls TOILET PAPER, olin" mack Yetiow 2 cans oe bo can imported Sardines Mais 0. rab Meat. Instant P “tb. ellow CORN MISAL, 20c cans Norvesian SARD for . 2 Ibs. extra fine PRUN: STONG’S ECONOMY GROCER Stalls 37-38-29 Econom: Market, Lewer Feet Lower Main Floor Corner Market We Cash Pay Checks ‘crztintcr Stall 2 With Meat Prices Going Up, We Still Sell for Less ew-LAR Steer Beef Steak. .... Wieners, 2 Ibs. ......35c Kele «i. 2 Ibs. 25e-o8 I alcbahetocnde as Local Bacon ooo 00. 18Ke e bg Sugar-cured Bacon. . .25¢ Saumge Sugar-cured Hams... .30c Bacon Backs ......22146 | Summer Sausage .....25¢ me 20c 14c EE SCE Daily Pocccccceccce Full line of Lunch Meats and Sausages, fresh dressed Hens, Springs, B Fancy Diamond “I” Little Pig Pork Sausage ~ NDEPENDENT PACKING CO.— No. Batter, 40 b. Strictly Fresh jar Pullet BEEN secrand sae D,. .ate Tae VER CREAMERY Corner Market Vieer GREEN'S Stall 102 Sanitary Market, First Ave. Floor FINE CANE SUGAR, 9 ibe. 80 $1.49 Careation COFFER, Reg. $1.75 can; 5 ha... We Regers’ Aute Club COFrER BUTTER, 2c tb. Other Big § at GREEN'S 4 lan +++-28¢@ 10 Ibs. ....70¢ $7 0 PER 100 - POUND e SACK Sager feate mene”, 4Be Parowax, 1-Ib. pkg, 10¢) 2 for B5e BUTTER STALL SPECIALS TM emock Cheese, Ib. 260 Iba. Choice Creamery Hutter and 1-1b. Full Cream .93c EXTRA!!! TEA SPECIAL INDIA BLEND— First pound Second pound B pounds ..000 oee.e.-- BECAUSE— * We Import Tea Direct Wilson & Luckhurst, Inc. 6041 Keottemy—Lower Floor stn S457 Stall 45 Fresh Frosted Cookies, 18¢ Ib; 2 Ibe. 38¢ Fig Bars, 1 5e 1b. 1! Polar White Soap, 6 Bars Best Quality Baking Keegy Reliance Coffee 8O¢; 3 Ibs. per pound 35¢ | Setecto Coffee S34; 8 foe... TRY A LOAF OF THE FAMOUS Dr. Gregory’s Health Br Made from finest entire Bluestem Wheat, ground in our owg mill. Delicious as Well as Nutritious BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP Sc ;Sar) Sanitary Mkt. — SCRATCH, 19 Ibe. ......... Wheat 16 Ibs. .. Egg Mash, 15 Ibe. Rolled Barley, 10 Iba. Chick Feed or Develo; 1525 Pike Place Market HOLLY FLOUR— 49-Ib, sack $1 .99 MILK—Federal, Co-Op Borden or Carnation, . 10c Limit 6 cans CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP... be —4 Tall Cans 38c— PURE FooD SHOP 1511 Pike Place Market SHOES Now Cost Less! Down Come the Prices—Our New Stocks and We WH Scli Them for pea os You KNOW our OLD prices. They were always the lowest, Now compare them with our NEW es, which are STILL LOWER, and ycu will be positively convinced that— OF ALL TRE “CUT RATE” SALES IN TOWN | RICES ARE BY FAR THE LOWEST. AND | KIDDIES KID SHORS—Ex- patent, | tre si while they last— and Oxfords. “TY | Seattle-made, " hand-turned ol or si. 50 81.85 $2 ft 25 | let, Blusher style. sizes s only, at, F $1.95 pet SPECIAL ON MEN’S SHOKS west 33 Pike Place Marke 3 >: Lower Floor, Near Sugar sti) Where Rents and Prices are Pasitively the i.