The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 20

PAGE 20 PRICE OF BREAD He’ s Man Without Country TOBE ADVANCED Inte aational 5 Seattle Bakers Say Cost of Materials Forces It pyi in Toils Retall bread prices tn will probably the next few days, according t ement Friday by 4 ann membe ens The stor ably and 15 cent loaves become creases since Jar of Mour, sugar and lard SAYS FLOURS HAVE GONE UP new A CURATE IN KENT necessary th sary Since January 15, the better grades of bard wheat flour have advanced a full per cent,” my G. W, Skinner, president of the Na i tional Raking company, “and Wash ELECTED To ington soft wheat flour has ad PARLIAMENT vanced almost 5 per cent Sugar has gone up $1.00 per hundred weight.” Concurring In the opinion ex Preased by Skinner, B. C. I oa, President of the Seattle Association Industry, said: “I why bread should Not be bringing the same price here as in other Northwestern cities, especially when we take into con sideration that our cost of produc tion is really higher here than is in some other points.” “The present wholesale price of Dread in Seattle is seven cents for pound and ten and one-half for pound and a half loaves, and these/ will probably be advanced to Se and Ie respectively,” stated Gust E. of the Baking see no reason IN AN ENGLISH PRISON WENT TO Rasmussen, president of the Seattle AMERONGEN WritINno THT Baking company. To ste THT STORY OF HIS Lire Harry Mosler, president of the KAISER. Western Rakeries, Inc., when asked for his opinion regarding a prob able increase, said: “Bread will “gh to go up if the bakeries are BY ALEXANDER HERMAN | rurreptitiously. continue to give quality, and L) yew york re will be deported. for one, am determined to maintain} NEW TORK, March 31—Ignatius) 14 the high standard which I am con.|T- T- Lincoln, international spy, is om don't know where they can send nes cas eels @ coum jme,” he sald. “I've been expelled by Almost every power, But I am not Ignatius T. T. Lincoln, the international spy If found guilty he | | | Erstwhile German spy, English | worrying, 1 find a w n Due to housing shortage in Paris,| clergyman, member of parliament. | ways do." $y, genet he it is said divorce cases s have declined. | British censor, the arch conspirator,; steanwhile he is writing the story | “2 Renters — | bee in New York awaiting the action | o¢ p15 tite. | He A machine to shuffie and deal cards has been invented. WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET TIMES SQUARE SIXTH AND VIRGINIA of the immigration auth “It sounds ike is charged with entering this country | rae. Setion,! he. com) “But it is true. When fin-| | ished it will leave other thrillers far jin the shade.” He laughed—-conaid } jerably pleaned with himself “I surely did make them atep lively jduring the war, Sometimes it was the Britiah; sometimes the Austrian. | |I didn’t care much which. | | “It was exelting for them, too. But their experiences never = rivalled |mine. They were on the wrong side of the game. | “But eoveral times they got me. | TRAPPED IN GERMANY “In May, 1920, I wag working for ‘the German monarchists. 1 had to get into Berlin on a secret mission. A warrant was out for my arrest. I took the chance—and was caught at the rallroad station. | | “I tried the usual method—bri bery. But the secret service agent was young. He refused my advances. 1 I wag facing the prospect of 20 years | in a German prison—posnibly death. | “So I did some skillful talking. We | stopped at a rest house. In a twink ling I jumped thru a window, ran} across the street with crowds at my jheels and escaped. An hour later I war a y hidden by friends. “There in nothing as stimulating as playing polities in the big way Tt is not much of an art here. But in Europe—" | He shrugged his shouldera, \NEW ALL |THE LEADERS | “I knew all the leaders—the kaiser, Lioyd Te, Bethmann-Hollweg. | Ludendorff. And they respected me. too. Eamets ase pation 400 Guaranteed 12 BARS SOAP U Creme Oil . ...isseieiee oie oieie's 50c FLOUR Flour Delivered Free. Per Case, $4.00, at the Market—Absolutely 11 Bars Crystal White and. Our own famous brand, Westlake CHICKEN FEED AT WHOLESALE PRICES SHORTS—80-lb. sack . $1.30 I started going when I wag 15. 1 MILL RUN—80-Ib. sack’. seteseeeee B25 [itor and studied theology. On arad GROUND OATS—100-Ib. sack’. 222222022220 18127t% BP)ation trom a Montreal seniors, GROUND BARLEY—100-Ib, sack’ 21.2°212211$1.65 J} joinea the Churon of sogiand ng ecame curate of a parish cent All Other Varieties of Chicken Feed SUGAR STALL LOWER SECTION t I soon tired of the work, It} was too monotonous. I wanted to be on the inside of things. So I went in International af |into politics and was elected to par. lament ax a liberal With the war came the chance I had always wanted—to get mixed up Lincoln was appointed censor of! sr 8-9 STALLS 8-9 Hungarian correspondence, His ac-| ALLS tivities got into tr He was} reprimande forced to reaign Lard (with a purchase), lb. 12 1-2c “I then went to Rotterdam,” he| Pot Roast, lb. ibis -ilidicninetatare «4 10c PorT eat have ieee adit My sit was reported to the British war office and I had to skip to America,” ARREST AND ESCAPE Hamburger & Sausage, lb. 12 1-2c Bacon, lb. ...20¢ te eelee Here he wrote a series of revela tions which led to hig arrest ‘Of cours worked for the! Germans,” said Lincoln, “and I didn’t | Stall 36—Cauliflower, head TOKIO Stall 120 Phone Main 5952 100 ths. Best Fine Granu- | Olympic Pancake Flour, i val sa.70 | OmP Ares ake Vlour, pk. 200 10 ths. Pure Cane Sugar tie mare, 5 estan se jal. Mazola Oil - S75 c Drifted Snow Flour ) toyal Baking Powd. 3 3-Tb. can Ghirardel! yatal King end late ZOBLE GROCERY Stall 105 Phone Hill. 4214 FREE DELIVERY Patent Flour, 49-.#k Mission Fig Ma Norway Rheden, and aviator, companions will hop off from Cuno ventor Chicago in- with two New York next month flight across the for a Atlantic to hrimape, ean Paris. He expects to finish coop para eb sos q the flight in less than 24 A he ee a RAE, ade hours. He has perfected a Zoble’s Best Coffee, 2 the, $1 || 3 Ta, special type of plane with Package, .18¢ | powerful lift and high rate of speed. THE SEATTLE STAR SAM’S COOK BOOK Seattle: ‘The Star's Washington bureau haa been From the tested recipes of the United States gov Wa sur information burea hw preparation of a compilation called “Unele Ram’n ¢ t I. of this work in now ready for you. It covers recipes “ll kinds of soupe. It ty free for the asking Tt will be followed by other parts as mon Ag they ean be compiled, on UNCLE Tousewiven of at work for you nt laboratories at meats, salads, and so on. These will be advertised from time to Ume in The Star If you want Part I. of the Cook Rook—SOUPS—(l owt the coupon below and mail to our Washington bureau. Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, 1322 Washington, D. ©. Please send me Part L of UNCLE SAM'S COOK BOOK— 4. Inclosed are two cents in stamps for postage, New York Ave, month he was found and sent to Eng |logiance to Austriadtungary, I be land, where he wax confined in pris-| came a citizen of no country.” on until the end of the war He wag then deported. He went “I amked th ernment to revoke |to Amerongen to seo the kalner, A my British citizenship,” Lincoln said, |few weeks later he had a new caune As I had formerly given up my ab “I marched into Berlin at the head SPounde 4OC S UGAR Granulated CANE SUGAR, 1001, sk, $6.00—Fine Granulated 100-1. sk., $5.60 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 BARS FOR 26¢ Sugnr Stalle—Pike Keonomy Marketa—Lower Vleere camaro 35¢) R.and S. JABBER RO—Tike Vince Market th End of Lower Floor ) Pie PL Market Lower Floor Stall 58 and Stall 62 Yakima Gem Potatoes, 14 ths 250 G1.18 per 100 Ibe. and 62.40 per Ibs. for ahe arly Ros 2.005 irinh f _100 Ibs. $2.20; 50, $1.20 2S Ihe. Ge; MI Kum, SO Ibe 82.73) eauty =. BUTTER DEFT, EXTRA SPHCIAL u | CHEESE rResn CREAM- ERY BUTTER ‘Cream ZOC | 37e—3 Its. $1.10 THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEE OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR, per pkg. . bebe e WHEAT, per pke Sib, can M. J. I, or FOLGER'S COFFEE. . Large DILL, PICKLES, cach . 2Se CALUMET BAKING POWDER, can Three 15e cans TA BEETS We can BORAX TOILET and BATH POWDER. Me can SLICED PINEAPPLE B5e large cans Table PEACH Four 10¢ pkgs. Bouillon Cubes 1 I», Ghirardelli's Chocolate 27 ¢; . MAZOLA OIL, 25¢, 5O¢, O3¢ and $1.85 The Fine Broom Extra Fine Brooms $1.25 quart can pure Imporied Olive Oil . . Golden West Coffee, Ib, can, a9¢ Sb, $1. 10. Sib. 200 pk 25¢, or 4 for 31d. cans Sweetheart Byrup cans Hominy rn or Tomatoes fted Peas ride Lime Mule Borax Onl Sardi den paghettt nm and a O-Joy Densert Cut Macaron lt White Beans Table Salt ce Split Prunes Prunes Albers Flapjack Flour large package 28c Albers Carnation Mush Wheat Flakes, large 28 c packa a per 100-1b, 109—First Avenue Best Washington Creamery BUTTER 40c Ib. EGGS 25¢ 0. Fresh Large 3 cans Snider's Baked Beans | 10s Whole Wheat Mour eth ‘ 256 ans Tomato Soup . 16-07. cans M offes ..41¢@ | 5 lbs. Pure Rolled Oats 2 Ibs. Ls Split Prunes Large pac ed Ra ing ——50¢ Cans Royal Baking Powder, 38¢— JOHN C. LESLIE CO. First Ave. F Also Cor, First Ave. and University SANITARY GRIST MILL Stall 159 Stall 159 oor, Sanitary Mkt. ephone Main 4116 ket—Firat Ay ue Wloor 3 Lbs. 25c Roman Meal, ¥ in the place to buy your Cracked Oats 3 uns. 21¢ | | Brow Cracked Wheat Karine i Whole Wheat Flour, §: Marley New shipment of CORN dircet OURSELVES inte CORN MBAL, yell Special Saturday—SCRATOH FOOD, 19 Tx. 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922. FOUR BLIND JUSTIC!S PRESIDE IN BUTTE Iss Sa ey | 1s justice blind? Yes, in Butte, Mont., where four sightless men presice over courta, Left to right, they are: Police Magistrate Dan F. Shea, Justice Albert H. Wilkinson, Juse tice Dennis O'Neill and Justice Louis A. Buckley. The sightless judges say they can detect a lie quicker than a man blessed with sight. Butte attorneys say lack of sight in no way in- terferes with the justices’ efficient discharge of their duties 8. He became involved in the pale of fore I got outof the mem. But, ot the Kapp army,” he added with wan expelied went to Italy. There gusto, “1 was out there in front of | some secret documents to the Czecho the procession of soldiers, generals | Slovakian government and was ar-|I did nothing. J wanted a chance to and counter-revolutioniats, But the rested for fraud. get into somequieter business, 80 revolt failed and I went to Buda-| “It took me three and a half|1 came on hee. And now— pent.” 7 months,” Lincoln sald, smiling, “be “I'm in trowle againt” —— G. F. HASTINGS GROCERY 1525 PIKE PLACE MARKT These Prices Good Until Next Fay Night N. B.C, Soda Crackers, 3'¢4b. cartons . Koyal Baking Powder, 12-02. cans 42¢; Calif. lines in Tomato or Mustard Sauc Keliance Shrimps, 2 cans . metry, Graham or Whole Wheat Flour—No Pure Cider Vincgar—(Bring container)—Gal. B¢, Quart. King Oscar Sardines, 3 cans. G00 IF Political promises could all be kept SEATTLE would surely be on the map. THEY SAY “T'll save you taxes, fare, rent and health, " Ite promises sometimes ruin Ihe ‘ vealth! ‘Be | (Limit 4 cans) your wealth! doe | Bhreaad Cocoanut, 2 Ibs... ape | Pure, Geom, 2 Ibe va: cess PLAY SAFE +. Ihe | Peache or Agricete, large Sy UM EREP ED BP bh Rolled Onta, 4 ibs. aie : ON COFFEE Wheat tba. the Ned Ne Ihe and buy the BEST UPREME BLEND COFFEE has stood the TEST Preserven, | 3 Pinemple or Peach 2 ge for New folden Dates, 2 tbs. Beedies Raisins, 2 Ibe 4 Salmon, large c luet Baking Powder. 3 LOF os eccvcceseve i “Tb. can @Se; 1-T. can. .20e me Phe, site’? | FREE! tc.t memes bee raem we mea S50 u t-of-Town Folks "6® = Pease send for our Parcel Post —_ TALL reco vA CANS i Pure Food Shop {511 Pike Place Market SHOP AT THE €D RELIABLE RAINIER PACKING COMPANY 1527-1529 Pik Place Market ‘These Prices Good foa Week—All Bargains Stall 40 Keonomy Market First Ave. Entrance Don't Mins This Remarkably Popular Ic COFFEE SALE ahh. Ka ck ee ek Pot Roasta ..-. oceee Sq, Steer Sirloin Steaks.—-16%¢ Our Teens ha. «...81.00| | Pork Roasts “asse| Steer Round Steaks ---..16M%@ Next ib. ‘ “o1 lee V Roasts ........L0M%! Steer T-Bone Steaks... 20@ " Te flee Rolling Beef ......+c0.+++---05)| Veal Steaks . noeenee ABE sonele ib F 1g | Pork Steaks, 2 Ib8...cese00 ‘Total, 4 tbs, ....$81.01 Boneless Rib Roasts.. 12% aon Fresh Dressed Gickens, Ib........24¢ WILSON & LUCKHURST, Inc. Stalls 66.61, Economy Mkt. Lower Floor SMOKED MEAT DEPARTMENT | ‘Wieners, 2 tbe. Bologna ver Sausage, od Sausage Eastern sugar | Bacom .....+4+ Eastern sugar cured Dreakfasy | Bacon Local sugar cu Cottage Butts Hiest sugar cured Bacon Tack Sugar cured Picnies (whole) Pre red Bacon +214 fe 2 Ibs. Vey Best Lard 30c EX AMIN ATION rRER Rroken lenses duplicated for less SWIFT'S Baked Iate in our own Grinding Department. Sussman Optical Co. Larp 2u0s. :5¢ with meat purchases. Lint 2 Iba. UNION MAKET ce Mkt.—Love Fleer Baked Meat Loaf, Ib. Veribest Minced Ham, Ib... -40¢ .25¢ Pickles of All Kinds STALL 53 ECONOMY MKT. Lower Floor JOHNSONS GROCERY :*... Stalls 7-8! Economy Market, ee Incline 3-1b. can M. J. B. (“TE Grade) COFFEE. Extra Fine ORANGEPEKOE TEA, Ib. 2 Ibs, GROUND CHOCOLATE or COCOA 4 10c pkgs. SPAGHETTI or MACARONI... pmpeextene Medea COFFEE SALE That same wonderful 4c Coffee 3 Lbs. for 98c Tile ts without best coffee money can buy. will poritively get more cups of question the You « BBe | 3 Ib 25e ; 2 3 pkgs, Chinese N -28e | 3 Ibs. Gloss Stare! coffee per pound, and a much 0°cans Oll Bar Sse | 8 ibe. Groken Hoad: ihlce:.:. cme § better flavor. 3 tall cans Salme 25e | 4 ibs. White Beans ‘ze 2be pint bottle | 200 cans Calif. Sardines 1S t TRY A CUP of thin delightful Coffee at Our Lunch Counter— served with real cream....56¢ GEIGER’S TEA & 2 ts +180 | 2 tall cans Red Fs abe | 2 Two 20¢ cans Shrim B0e | 2 cans Sweet F 2 250 cans Green Tule. 2 cans Tomatoe: Extra fine Ro: 2 Two 35c cans As or Peaches 2 Ibs. choice Blac ie an OF FEE SHOP Sardines for 15-on. jar Marmalade or Jam, Cc 2 tall cans Royal @f Minced” | 2 for ... Stall 18 Clams for . a ase | 2 tbs. Sun M. Seediess Ra Upper Economy Rartell’s Drug Store tb CORNER PUBLIC MARKET ¢ | GREEN'S MENCEDOHT’S MARKET Butter Store Stal2 Dermee, att Stall 2 Stall 102 Saoltary Market ¢ Imported @andinavian Goods Nest Eastern Malt Syrup Lewer Main F (irmerly Indepe! mt Packing Co. Ne. 2) Sugf-cured | Pork Roasts.....17¥4c PICNICS ......16'c | % — Eastm Bacon .25c Veal Roasts.....12%c Boil Beef3 Ibs... .25c Nest Cane Sugar, 8 Ibs. ... 3 cans Co-op Milk . .25¢ Nest Pot Roasts. Vc Up Fréh Dressed Chickens. .:..... +. .25¢ Fresh Butter, Ib. a ass 6s gee GRIEN’S SANITARY STORES Are the Pride of the Markets Best Fine Fresh Margarine, 2 Ths. ..... @ Crystal White Soap -ABe 45c Asparagus 25c Bulk Coffee 2 pkgs. H. O, Oats, 4 Ibs ik Macaroni, | 4 Ibs, sm. White Beans, 30c cans Peaches or Apricots... 2 pkgs. Lux .... 2 Ibs. Black Figs. 40¢ Marshmallow Creme 10¢ pkgs, Macaroni or Spaghetti Sheppard Apple Flake big cans Tomatoes Assorted Spice ¢ bottle Catsup .. cans o Main § Our Famous Fresh Churned Butter, 43c; 2 Ibs. . .85c FRESH EGGS rem Our Own Ranch Infertile Emus by the eo: Preserving. Now ts the amit 8 — BUTER—None better; | Ibs, -7B¢ -25¢ 3 OOP MILK... Sanitary Ice Cream and Union Made Coffee Store ¢ krystal White Our Del Monte Lady will be glad to au eall_and r Grand of DEL M GooDs. GREEN'S BUTTER ‘AND GROCERY STORE MAIN STORE Stalls 102-103-105-110 het First Ave, Floor Fee Demonstration § Onions, 3 Ibe All Kinds Bresh | iru Vegetables at Lowest Price: STALL 11 SANITARY MARK Lower Floor Corner