The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 20

CHINA TO AT FOR _ INTEGRITY SR arsing Explains Position to! Be Taken by Eastern Republic BY HARRY HUNT WASHINGTON, Nov. 4- ‘@rm at the conference on Fur Bast fern affairs will be based on prin Hiples, not on individual situations or ‘@aims,” says former Secretary of Btate Rodert Lansing, who will serve * advisor to the Chinese delegation “China's big interest is not that of tung, or of Manchuria or Ko- or even of the open door. The Tyital problem, which involves the a, which must determine the i ent of all those questions, is ‘Wat of national integrity. “Establish and safeguard China's “Gntegrity as a nation and the solu- | ‘4-YEAR-OLD BOY | @ion to all the individual ‘problems* Becomes easy and simple.” Lansing’s knowledge of the tnside Maneuvers at Paris, which resulted | fm Japan being permitted to retain @coupancy of Shantung, which she Dad seized from Germany, with the ‘assistance of British troops, earty tn ‘the war, expected to help China's Presentation of her case at the com Ang conference. Lansing’s open criticisms of the Bhantung settlement and of the con- @ made to Japan at Versailles | “Was one of the reasons leading to! Wilson's demand for his tion as secretary of state. fashington Handles Stock of Fish More than 1,600,000 pounds of products were handled in Se during September, according to | latest report of the United States a of fisheries. ‘The official figures are 1,650,750 valued at $95,906. The larg item in the list ty King salmon. Alaska Railway) | The new Alaska railroad, which is to be opened in 1922, will) for itself within 10 years, ac | to Charles H. Miller, Seat- attorney, who addressed Thurs-| meeting of the Young Men's ican clu! ‘| FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Antonette Caroline Hegdahl, widow | of Thomas Hegdahi, were held Thurs @ay et the Pheasant-Wiggen par. ors, Ballard. | Grey-Haired Rebukes Congressman [congressional career I Rave ap WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.—Rear Ad- “mira Wilson, who commanded the} im naval forces in French wa during the war and who is now} intendent of the naval acad- “emy at Annapolis, figured in « “@ramatic incident before the house | wal affairs committee the other) ‘The committee was considering the | | | then Admiral Wilson spoke: while Admiral OS Sy ee eneS rene, tate be § gon't “chink much of coddling in the navy oF out of it. In my Teacher of Greek i, Can’t Pay Board |. NEW YORK, Nov. 4—Percy T. & tutor of Greek and Latin, ted for stealing and selling “I had to do it to live,” said. “I can’t make enough from Gets More Popular - FULHAM, Eng, Nov. 4.—This city “has decided to make its public wash- houses a permanent institution. ‘They are now patronized by more "than 2,000 persons a month. ‘Farmers Susceptible to Sleeping Sickifess | STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4—~During ‘the last six months 1,476 cases of Bleeping sickness have been reporfed. ‘The number of cases in the country ‘4s nearly eight times as large a» that in the city. - _EX-SERVICE MEN AND WO- “MEN who hold government insur. “ance may now make payments at the district headquarters in Seattle, “China's | | dence and admiration for the gov- ill Pay for Itself): | Ovando, guilty of state banking law Robert Lansing IS MADE DEPUTY Youngest Peace Officer Is Appointed in California LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.—The youngest deputy sheriff in the history of California is Richard Headrick, 4 years old, who bas just been appointed to the office of the law by Sheriff Traeger, Wearing a shiny new badge, with his chest inflated to proportions that threaten his waist buttons, Richard is the newest enemy of crime to be added to the sheriff's force. In making the appointment Sher. iff Traeger followed @ new line in the policy behind the rigorous cam- paign against criminals and deeds without the law. Believing that the law inspires respect thru its visible presence, he decided to choose a juvenile deputy as a means of tm- preasing upon the younger minds of the community a feeling of confi efiment. So Richard, a Los Angeles prod uct, juvenile swimming champion of the Pacific coast, and well known! as a child star of the screen, was chosen for the office. BUTTE, Mont. — Recommending sentence of two to four years in the penitentiary, jury In Deer Lodge dis. trict court finds Charles H. Casaill, former president First State bank of violation. The bank ts closed. Admiral ! pointed 18 bers to the academy. | Bvery one of .nem made good. No one ever asked me for the slightest | consideration and every one passed his examinations with credit. “Did you Qooking hard at the | grey-haired admiral) ever know of a| failure who wag reinstated by spe | cai! consideration, amounting to any. | | thing?” There was a moment's pause and “| failed.” he said. apologize,” said Chatrman But- ler. “Knowing you as I do, ddmiral, Tam proud to admit that my theory is wron; ‘A Peny Saved Is a Penny Earned” BURTON-ON-TRENT, Eng, Nov. 4-——Thomas Hall, an inmate of the local workhouse, saved his coppers for 20 years, accumulating $50. Then he applied for leave to visit friends. It has been granted. Expensive Pleasure Says It’s Worth It CHICAGO, Nov. 4—For putting his arms around May Lowing and kissing her, William Brewis was| fined $15 and costs. “It was worth | it," he said. “Den more,” said the court, 3d Issues Challenge to All Chickens AYLESBURG, Eng., Nov. 4.—Fred Coleman, a local farmer, claims that he has taught his chickens to swim, | and has challenged all other chicken- owners to a contest. KALISPELL, Mont.—James Pull- man, 35, of Somers, fatally wounded by sccidental shot fired by his hunt- | ing companion, Bert Schlogel. Everywhere in the City You will find our satisfied customers, the best pos- sible proof of the high quality of our products. If your grocer cannot supply you, phone us. Convenience Beacon 0040 Known as Best Postmaster Meet Bb MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 4 the best postmaster in America A. Purdy Purdy runs the Minneapolis post offic He's a democrat—plugged hard for Wilson for president in 1912 and was rewarded with the postmaster ship in 1914, He has done such a job of it that not only is Post or General Will Hays going to n him, if possible, but Hays has taken him to Washington to give the department pointers on how postoffices should be run. “A postoffice Gught to be more than a place to buy a postage stamp or call for a lettgr.” said Purdy, the day he took offiée, How? Well, for one thing he put & quictus on @ general movement In the direction of still higher rents in Minneapolis, ‘The rent hogs were clamoring for more; their “wolf ery” was @ “housing shortage.” P. M. Purdy just hed the maf carriers count the empty ‘houses and flats. ‘They did it in two daye— and found 1,600. ‘The “housing short- age” was a myth. Did rents go up? No, People found tt eheaper to move than to pay higher rent Purdy has done a lot of other progressive things to the rusty old oo machina, Among them or BEstabliehed an information bureau in the posteftica, Organized a postal employes band Placed all street mail boxes in an exact line to speed collections. Shot carriers to the start of their routes in automobiles, Hoxtabliehed the postoffice’s own garages, thus saving money. Invented new machinery to facili- tate handling of mail. Started 20-minute coliection ser. vice in the afternoon in the business district, Induced rafirondés to rearrange schedules speeding up mall four to six hours. And that fsn't all of ft. Purdy figured that a special parcel post service to Lake Minnetonka, summer resort 15 miles from city, would pay dividends tn cath as well as comfort. Answer: trucks carry to the resort. ing. Return He “Showed Up” Rent Hogs tr ; rE INS £D Mbsic Shab or int LEAS MNT SHUPTOF MAILC E. A. Purdy country to city consumers. More than that, Purdy tnstructed the parcel post men to weigh babies for any mothers at whose homes they stopped. So all the babies along the route can be weighed regularly and their mothers can know defi itely whether they are gaining or the | sing. the} Purdy’ Intest mnovation was to! install phonograph muse for the| ‘Ten | night force, “They'll not onty work faster, but atho territory of Hawall nel. ‘CHARGED WITH DEATH PRAYER Hawaiian Medicine Man Is Held for Witchcraft HONOLULU, Nov. 4.—For the first time in many years a cane of “aneana,” or praying a person to th by “kahuna,” or witeheraft in pending in the Hawaiian courts Moke Kalawe, famed as the great eat kahuna, or medicine man, in all the eight islands, is the defendant His cures are known everywhere in He tw “kahuna nul loa,” very great medicine man. About a month ago, so the story runs, Mrs. Frank Kalua, wife of a land office clerk, was taken fll, She refused to consult a physician, in sisting that she knew she’would re cover without medical aid, Secretly she sought the charms and incanta tion of RR. Montell of Coattle a dinner given here last night by the navy sections of the American Afso- Lake Bridge Plan Is Called Feasible |»: sections of tne BREMERTON, Nov. 4.—Thatthere| ‘The structure should run from in no question. of the feasibility of |Seward Park to Mercer Isiand, he the propowed pontoon bridge across lnaid, because thie in the most pro nm was the declara- | tected site om the lake, Lincoln Said: are offered. and old stock, or whether you are getting freah, new merchandise. tions of Kalawe, the powerful ka buna. At first the treatment seemed suc censful, Then one day Kalawe ts said to have out off some of the hair of his patient and she became ser fously {I It seems payment had not been promptly fe}thcoming Mrs. Kalua became worss, The ka huna did not return. Friday passed, his regular calling day, The patient weakened, Saturday he sent word that he wonld come Sunday Sunday came, but no kahuna Mrs. Kalua was sinking rapidly. Friends enlied that evening,* Mr. and Mrs. Hart. Hart is a police. clerk at the “olhana makai.” Mrs. Kalua told her husband and the | Harte that she believed Kalawe was praying her to death with the lock of her hair, The Hawaiian belief ie that a person can be “prayed to death” if the kahuna bas something that ones belonged to the victim. Hart thereupon. swore out a war rant for Kalawe's arrest on a charge of “anaana,” and the kahuna was taken into custody. Kalua took his wife to hospital, where an opera tion was performed, Incidentally the lock of hair-was returned to her Now she fa recovering. a Ses | midnight to morning are dismal hours; music will cheer the boys up a bit” It did—and the work has speeded they bring produce from the they’ Lal be happier,” he sald. “From up 20 per cent. Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGENIA 8 Pounds Sugar 44c FINE GRANULATED SUGAR, 100 pounds BROWN SUGAR for Manufacturing, 100 pounds ~~:snn~-~0« Cube Sugar, 3 ere care Brown Sugar, 4 Ibs. 26c ote eeeet = - $5.50 27c Powdered Sugar, 3 Ibs... SUGAR STALL, Lower Section Stall 25—Comb Honey ..... .. 2... .30¢ Stall 35—Best Ever Coffee, Stall 118—Cauliflower ......5¢ to 25¢ Stall 125—No. 2 Potatoes, 100 Ibs.$1.25 Stall 131—Five varieties Wenatchee Apples, per box ..............91.65 Stall 106—One sack Yakima Gems and No. 50 sack Wakota Flour. .$2.00 3 cans Campbell’s Soups.....25¢ KARO .... .n»--.-15¢, 35¢, 70¢ CRISCO. .20¢, 30¢, 60¢, $1.75 Aelbs. Pop Corn ww. .enews. -25¢ Corn or Gloss Starch, pkg... .10¢ FLOU FUSS’ MARKET Stals 10-11 PURE LARD Ib. 10 31b. Limit with a Purchase FRESH HAMS Ib. 25¢ (While they las Genuine LEG LAMB Ib. 20¢ Armour’s Eastern BACON BACKS Ib. 25¢ . 3 Ibs... .85¢ Stall 129—Sharp Cream Cheese, lb.(20¢ Stall 136—Fresh churned Butter, 3 Ibs. for ....eccse.seeee cess $1.30 Stall 159—10 Ibs, Crystal White Syrup for . Stall 133—Home-made la benenions” Stall 102—Home-made Pie & Coffee. 10¢ Stall 137—Fresh small Eggs, 2 doz. .75¢ ZOBLE GROCERY Phone Elllott 4316 We Deliver Medium Red Salmon, Roman Meal, 3 Ibs. Gold Bo Westlake Grocery Store Stalls 16-17 Phone Main 1434 THE BASEMENT STORE 7 bars LUNA 25c Large pkg. SEA FO/ ant 19c » 29¢ Washing Powder Noa. 10 sk. Yellow CORN MEAL ........ 45c ROYAL BAK POWDER..... 4 large rolls TOLL 1 pkg. Lax Wlakes ....2..42,10¢ Grape Nuts, pkg. .. -15¢ Y%enl, Mazola Oil. 3 tall cans Salmon ....0. 4 pkgs. Searchlight Matches 25¢ 3%. can Crescent 300 Coffes pe aga apa $1.00 Morton's Salt, pkg. +10¢ 3 cans Van Camp's Tomato 22 ee L OKIO- 130 100-1b. ak. Pure Cane Re. ar 49-Ib. ak. Drifted Sno gabecigt 5-Ib. can M. J. B. Coffee 85e Cream of Penge Libby’s Apple Butter, Ginger Snaps, Ib. ........0..15¢ 50¢ can Maple Leaf Salmon. .38¢ 23e¢ can Pride’s Mince Meat. .20¢ OUR FAMOUS Westlake Special . BRANDS Bond . Golden Valley ototereldva)s DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME—ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED SUGAR STALL—LOWER SECTION can.,..11¢ some - BEG *lejelelelele + Johnnie Evans’ Back-A Spec’ Stalls 14-15 Union Shop Union Shop 7. 10c measure, standards. That's why PIGGLY WIGGLY sales Seattle housewives are flocking into P’ cleanliness, Unportant factors for human health and happiness, are tnereasing af previous records each dny. LY WIGGLY stores tn increasing numbers, Follow Montell wed the life of bridge at 20 years. SPOKANE. — Search ts Ernest Wieness, former cash Union State bank, Nes Perce, Idaho, following his escape from custody, Wieness ts charged with forgery. PIGGLY WIGGLY “You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you can’t fool alPof the people all of the time.” PIGGLY WIGGLY places before the American housewives nationally known food prodncts at the lowest margin of profit, not on one or two ftems, but on all items. Bankrupt stocks, salvaged goods, and other junk cannot be found on PIGGLY WIGGLY shelves. Look well at the labels of what you In buying groceries it is always good to be sure whether you are getting salvaged goods Pure food, correct weight and PIGGLY WIGGLY ‘That's prices are good Saturday, Monday, and every day #0 long as present stock lasts: West Seattle Store Now Open—Corner California Avenue and West Alaska Street Our Bread in reoetved hot from the ovens twice daily, We be- Neve that the sales of our Bread are growing faster today than any other bread in Seattle, CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP freakin”. csssesscoeees SIE mika, Fed 104¢ MILK, Federal or Co- “operative, tall cai TRARDELLYS Ground 9c Royal pein AE Powter for Fisher's Bie 49 The, 61.025 24 Ibe. 39c FRUIT CAKE Fancy New Citron, tb. Fancy Orange Peel, Fancy Lemon Peel, ‘Ib. Dromedary Dates, pk Large 300 pkg. Sun Beedlens Ralsina Large 30¢ pkg. Bun Seeded Ralrine Be pke. Package ~_. SEREALS _ : Cream of Wh Puffed Wheat Pufted Rice Albers F large Olymple i AUTOMOBILISTS | It's mighty easy to toad your auto at a PIGGLY WiGGLy aa '*. Our clerks are always giad help you by furnishing” an empty container in which to pack your goods—and when re- quested will gladly help in get- ting a sack of sugar or other bulky loads into your car. 306¢ Doz. zc. Appl ONION Per lb. 3¢. cy Yellow Globe, b...... 6c yourself—not what someone else wants te give you. posible for Amerte manufacturers to produce Dring yo @upens to PIGGLY WIGGLY and eet one cake FREE with each cake you purchase. otah tidoaih Gabe tenuaas PAG White Naptha, cake ... O46) needa Biscuit Lenox Boap, bar oa Old Doteh Cleanser We | Premium 8 fon Amt, cake . Mel Graham Crac Me | Social Tea Bi labisco (am POTATOES $2.15 BOX | covernmect tnepection tasures top Pigsly Wigsly insures full weight 100 pounds........ GRAPE FRUIT At PIGGLY WIGGLY you get the vegetables you select | Fancy large thin-skinned. @ro America’s largest selling brand Corn syrup Bue Label, 2ib. can......12¢ GID, CAN 2--aee aeons. BEG Red Label, 2-ib. can......13¢ Gib, can M. J..B. COFFEE is made from the finest stock pond ble to obtain, care fully blended ‘Thousands of sat. iefied = customers attest to its good- eaceeenen--a- -BTG 1b. cans . .§1.17; ib. 39¢ lib, cans -- -40¢ BILLS BROS, COFFEE (Red Can) 1 h.-42¢ 2% Ibe....$1.00 TREE TEA Black or Green 1 D..52¢ % lb....-27¢ LIPTON'S TEA 1b. 75¢; % ib. 39¢; % bh. 20¢ Fancy Yale ima Netied Gems , quality— $2.45 Ite Ea. 100 tba Pore Cai faved... $6.25 * Sisisd es. LOC 26c Sle 4 De Grae ulated .... $1 8 = pa 16 Tha. Gram ulated ..<. “CHILI SAUCE 16 oz....89¢ 8 o7....32¢ PORK AND BEANS Large cans 24¢, med. 14¢ Small cans SPAGHETTI Large..17¢ Small....11¢ New Pack Canned F Tea Garden Means Quality Preserves and Jellies : Tea Garden Strawberry Preserves........42¢ (Raspberry and Loganberry same price) She jar Tea Garden Preserved Firs.. $00 jar Tea Garden Orange Marmalade....33¢ Rogers’ Peanut Butter, large 30c glass...23¢ Lb, can «s+ +-18¢ 2¥1b, can .-. Rogers’ Auto Club Coffee, per Ib.... (A good medium-priced coftee) Mrs. Porter's Salad Dressing, large.-..--..-26¢ Small .. 13¢ Snider's Catsup, pints . staneceeisos Bl Campbell's Soups, all varieties, can. Best Matches, box «..- Diamond Toothpicks, bow. Minute Tapioca, pkg. +. Fancy Navy Beans, Ib. California Lima Beans, Ib... Mrs. Stewart's Bluing, bottle Dungeness Creamery Butter, Ib. Good Household Broom. $1.00 Parlor Broom . O'Cedar Oil, large size 44¢; small.. 20c None-Such Mince Meat .......... REMEMBE The Liberty Market 1506 First Ave. Reg. Reg. Reg. Peaches ” apple . 25 Libby’ Reg. 400 eo eeenees 4G swocees 14¢ cose eee OG e the re purchas! the con Neve pure: uch 8, respondingly as low as above quotations. Went Seattle Cor. California and W. Alaska - 2 Ibs. limit roerb ne LOC 8c 10c 124c PHONE MAIN 5952 Calumet Baking Powder 200 |. Mazola or Wesson Oil. ed Crisco Breast Roast of LAMB, Ib. » swe. Good STEAK, per Ib. ..ocsew HAMBURGER & Sausage, lb. Every price quoted in this advertisement is our Our complete stocks containing over 1,000 well known items are priced cor and Vegetables Cars of new pack canned fruits and vegetabies are arriving daily. goods is firm and you will do well to buy two or three months’ requirements at today’s prices, Reg. 25c Na 2 cans Fancy Maine Corn.......19¢ Reg. 18c No: 2 can Del. Monte Tomatoes......14¢ 1$e Standard Sugar Corn...... 18c Earty June Peas (fine flavor).....13¢ 30c Del Monte Tender Sweet Peas.....22¢ Reg. 35c cans No. 2% Yellow Free Peaches..25¢ Reg. 40¢ No, 2% cans Sliced Lemon Cling The market on this class of | 12K%¢ Reg. 40¢ Choice Table ‘Apricots | ta receeaes, 25e No, 2 cans Honolulu Lady Sliced Pine 0. 2% cans Livby's Extra Fancy Sliced Pineapple seeeescaeceoeeecesaneeees -BTE | CONSUMERS ONLY! FA ad attention is called to the fact are quoted only to thi A se our prices, in some instance: than current wholesale price: jl trade, we someti =A = us for the purpose of that our) consuming public. are actually ind retail grocers | es find re reselling v We Dave. to reserve to ourselves the right to re+J fuse to sell anyone where we have reason to bes purchases are being made for resale Queen City Market 4th Ave. and Pine St. | At Piggly Wiggly Entrance in Liberty Market, 1508 First Avenue Fresh Ground Peanut Butter, 3 Ibs. for... » 2.2.2 ne cccccocceccvensecewews: SPECIAL—Folger’s Coffee, 1-Ib. can, 38¢; 2 Bologna, Liver and Wiener Sausage, Ib. BSe Pgs Baking Powder, can M. 1 can € orned, Reet, per ¢ ms Jar Queen Olives, p bat an Pure i Va-lb. can fOr. ...ccccccceccceces -8 b.sine, 6s, com en aeee on mecanaecinehnninnssmast <li fee, rota ean, 42¢) Clam Chewéder, 3 BUTTER AND EGGS ALWAYS THE BEST FREE—Wih Brery Purchase of Butter or Res We Wil Give Half s Found of Our Fresh Greed