The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 20

OLYMPIA, Nev M.—Harken to the chorus of the Louls Hart organization! It goes thusly “Coyle is out of It now, He'll never be governor of the state He pardoned Douglas Storrs and that’s the end of him. He's licked. The women of the state won't stand Coyle now.” And the Hart men are getting « Peal thrill out of it, too, ney be Jwhen he ran for senator, | Neve that when Coyle freed the man | in the Garrison-Storrs mur cane he kicked himself out of the gov ernorship campaign before the folks wt!l terest In state politics. The Hart crowd professed not to fear Coyle at any time jubilant. Te Hart going to be @ candidate|in tne for governor again? He hasn't said, He won't say fust yet. But one of the men of the Hart organization, @ close friend of the governor, sald thi: “You can bet that Hart won't be a candidate tf he thinks tt will result in the election of a democratic governor, He isn't going to put himself up to be knocked over by Steve Chadwick or Doc Brown, No, sir, He hates George Lamping of Seattle and will lick him if he can, but he won't upset the party Just to keep the job himself.” | |persuaded to run This in spite | tionably Of the fact that it ts nearly two years | owing | ‘Translated Into the vernacular, tne | | above means that Hart will be « candidate tf he and his crew think he can win, and he won't run if he thinks he is going to take a beating, even tho he might cinch the repub- | Yean nomination. The political dopesters at the capital all declare that George P. Lamping bs the strongest anth Hart candidate now tn the field, ‘VERY time you fire up these days makes you wonder if you'll have enough coal to last. It is still pos- sible to buy géod coal. Stock up now—with that econom- feal, quick firing, sootless pull | LP lL BPRE PA yp) el PRICES Superior Rock Springs Coal Renton Hill Fuel development, ot being mentioned by Scott ts a successful east wide farm er and has a strong backing that] | would stick with him. | Clifford probably t# just a stalking! THE SEATTLE STAR Tt ts hardly prob |. bill whieh the private power tn Though Lamping has not an horse for Hart people, Hither one would be hard nounced himself, the Hart able that elther Boott or Clifford] toreats will fight bitterly age Si sis ism candid will run |. Reed in ood natured fellow ple insist that he is a candidate | will r Reed is # big, good natured ff 8? all ot the candidates thet and that he will make a mean pointed tf tmm Hart} As @ counterirritant, the men are whispering that Lamping | Id be beaten for the @, 0, P.| pination if Clark V Savidee, | tate land commissioner, could be} Bavidge unques has @ great personal fol He te the sort of a follow take much I) |who makes friends and keeps them. | J He isn’t spectacular, A great apeech. He Now they | offered the nominath Delleve he ts out of tt and they are] jast time, but he makes/¢ but refy because of unc to make the mpleted work land Two rT state Dan or of conservation and and Clifford, director} industries, labor and the politicians But he scoffs | the idea of running for office, | ANNIVERSARY | VALUES SOAP 10, are CRYSTAL SOAP .... 45c 10 bars Crystal White Soap T pkg. Sea Foam, large 1 cake Creme Of Soap 79c I large pkg. Peet's Wash ing Machine Soap FREE nEW YORK PEAS Peas are enpecially an von are bure to like them. They are of the Flag brand, of this years New York crop, which is the finest In years. CARNATION MUSH::: 29c| OLYMPIC Fier SWANSDOWN PASTRY FLOUR ~- CENTENNIAL BEST FLOUR =: $1.89| BROOKFIELD BUTTER K. ©, potina Reween was practically | pr for governor | to some years the ruler of the state legislature are also| the I richest timberman in the state, he |i# a friend of the development of munictpally owned power altes. already has pledged himself to sup port the bill permitting cities to sell power outside thelr corporate limits! As a commemoration of the Opening of Our First Store in November, 1915, and as a showing of our Lestie’s ® CRISCO Me tn not @ and he ta phat Stanley Webster, Spokane con mn, is mentioned new and Webster would like to be | but a hard fighter ape lal interests man, the politicians have mentioned ner, Mont © run for the republican nominaw . his friends say whip in the state re tion for governor, th une » 8 on this summer he hasn't a char ed the politicians that t tes © voting mad or isa not a Hart man, Reed toelle print the names, and the ballot but n't very lfrtende he wouldn't even think of| Will be as big a» @ boarding known, Hls record in |running for governor, that he wants| house sheot aly knows —a record of doing }to get out of politios altogether, that politicians much of anything and always he doesn’t want to be governor, Hut voting with the machine—would |he ts figuring tn the long-distance not get him very far | prophecies, and worrying some of the darkest of the dark horses | of at this distance from the| fun kicking over the predictions, The leaner candidates a lot 7 Of course, Roland Hartley, of Iv ton te Mark BE. Reed of Shel! oro will run again. He usually Reed t# the only one of th®| runs for governor, Me may have @ who has money enough to Tf) Lew big automobile, but he'll un A ‘oem campaign, but ne | doubtedly have « brand new vaude n't believe In sponding It CAL) viii, aicit to take him about the state, y. Roed and has been for About half of the Hart men think the democratic candidate for gov-|with her as private property when will be Stephen Chadwick, for| she left Vienna. Among the famous mer ohief justioe of the state mi | jewels Zita offered for sale are the preme court. And the other half| Maden” diamond, as large Ao 4 He| thinks Mayor Brown, of Seattle, will | twenty-crown gol carry the Bourbon banner, Both| larger “Frankfurt Chadwick and Brown are real cam-| mont valuable stones in existence palgners, and know thousands of! Zita, however, found no buyers. Former Empress Zita Is Hard Up VIENNA, Nov, 34 prese Zita ts hard up. successfully attempted to sell of the crown jewels which she took Former Em Zita has un some He will be speaker of Tho he is the 1923 seanion. one of the (4 | OurllomeBread —apectally priced for Anniversary Week Our Home Bread te made ad no 1%-Ib, Loat re Suggestions HEINZ s LL. GHERKINS Tom. bottle .. . HEINZ CHOW cHow PICKLES bottle ... HEINZ MINCE MEAT tb, tin tb. Lib. ~tib. HEINZ FIG PU DDING or PLUM —amall C&R ..ceseceee BBO —medium can o.- 000. 456 large can ..+ -70¢ me’ 206] FISHER’S OATS: ALBERS’ FLAPJACK FLOUR ‘<= SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY VALUES appreciation for the ex- tensive patronage ex- tended our stores, we wish to announce a WEEK OF EXCEP- TIONAL ANNIVER- SARY VALUES, be- ginning Saturday. UN seeeces 45c 35c finest creamery Batter— Saturday, ow Pete Cleameer Van Compte Perk @ Beane —amall can .. eens Libby's Selld Pack Tom, Hines om. phe ire. pke Borax Soap Chips i * Ib can .. b, eats 3 e200 $3.90 300 A " Princess Fruit Cake fd. CUR nner ee ss Foll Cream Cheeae ald vpiepy flavor “No. 2% can.... Sauerkraut No. 2 ce: No. 2% AROTHER CARLOAD OF LL! FAMOUS REX FLOUR— = “land Just in Time, ‘| Too, for Our Peden Sale Mex FLOUR ts a strictly hard wheat, fancy patent family flour. We have ‘featured REX for years, and believe it ‘jis one of the best brands obtainable, [Bfor no brand that we have ever han died has given such universg! satie ction. is price i» exceptionally low—it will pay to purchase more than for present requirements. The Quality M. J.B. COFFEE %<":"” 48¢ where adler America, tb. LIPTON’S TEA ::: FOLGER'S Golden Gat, a; eu cut E COFFE doitinlecasn a) PACKED These Prices are GUARANTEED ATT L *. Pon Own 726 it leman, Mer.) a5 Pike St. (a a tis, Mer.) Westlake Public Market Bull, Mgr.) Bouth End FP tite * Market (W. lL. Mer. (Bet 6419 Ballard Ave. (C, EB. Thorsen, Mer WOODLAND PARK 7817 Greenwood Ave, (Fred Riv~ sabrook, Myr.) FREMONT DISTRIOT 710-712 Blewett Ave, (C. H. Trent, Mar.) 4201 Fremont Ave. (W. L, MeSor- ley, Mer.) STORES ALSO AT 22¢ si” 43c 3%. 719¢| TREE TEA %3%s"1 lb. 57c Folger’s 42: —your Thanksgiving Dinner demands ci FOLGER’S GOLD- EN { COFFEE will meet this quirement. It is a well-known adv tixed brand, and has a form flav: e that is unexcelied—vacuum packed. for our Seattle Stores—but those in Our Stores OUTSIDE of Seattle are, however, cx UNIVERSITY DISTRICT ANNE: TAC 4ara and 14th N. B. (lL. C. Curtis, Ganitary Sanitary Logan, Mer Law! an at McGraw (D, Roy Johnson, Mgr.) 2216 Queen Anne Ave, (L. F. Johnnon, Mgr.) 201 Blaine St. (J. Johnson, WEST SEATTLE 4314 West Alaska (D. D, Dodd, er.) 2150 California Ave. (8. M. Dodd, Mer.) ompany tn Market (B. 8. Me Ao0e aeth Bt. N. CP. B Burdick, EVERRTT, Wash, Hewett and Oaks St. (T. Moly- neaux, Mgr.) BREMERTON, WASH sth se r Bite Market (D. C. Cow- gill, i Mer.) 618 1. 46th “St. Ct NORTH END 85th and Greenwood (C man, Mgr.) PASTLAKE Ave. (W, ©. Slack, Mar.) Mer.) W. Sher- T ANGELES, WAST t Kirst St. (i. BR, Coleman, Adki- B. UNION DISTIUCT 3 and 1. Union (0. W. Adkin KENT, WASH, (G. 0, Bakiand, m, Mer.) tnd and Market St (A. B, Comba RENTON KIRKLAND et.) 7 1320 Pike Bt. (HL arquardt, Market and Picadellt St. (BG. New Wall Bldgs’ next to’ Mission Mgr.) Robinson, Mgr.) Theater (D. W. McKay, Mgr) TACOMA, BREMERTON, PORT ANGELES, KENT, AUBURN, KIRKLAND, EVERETT, NORTH BROADWAY 233 Broadway N Mer.) ooo, and the att! | — Bowels! End Sick Headache, Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Colds, Bad Breath “be no bowel poison to cause colds, sick head+} ache, dizziness, biliousness or sour stomach when you wake up in the morning. More. men, women and children take Cascarets for ® | your bowels fully. All the constipated waste | the liver and bowels than all other laxatives and sour bile will move out of the bowels | cathartics combined. 10 cent boxes, also 2§ 1 without griping or stirring you up. There will | and 50 cent sizes, Any drugstore. /Clean Your Clean your liver and bowels! Enjoy the nicest, gentlest bowel cleansing you ever experienced by taking one or two candy-like Cascarets tonight. They physic |Banker Routs Six Bandits With Ink CORK, Nov %4.—Six armed men who attempted to rob a local hank Brother of Peer Becomes Drummer | LONDON, Nov, %4-—Capt. Arthur Ellis, cousin of Lord Howard de Wal Last Horse Cabs in Paris Are Doomed PARIS, Nov, 24—The last of the horse cabs in Parts, ft 1# predicted will dimppear this year. The taxt-|den, is the trap drummer in a new | fled when the cashier threw his ink | eabs will then have no rival theatrical production. bottle at thern. Westlake Public Marke Phone Elliott 4880 Times Square, Sixth and Virginia Phone Eliott 4880 “Sagat Stall, Lower Fleor are bought by times ready t ote itlecd ated rat ti Before the farmers come is the time to pick out your locations, afterwards all jocations will be at a premium. We have locations tn lower section for butchers, bakeries, groceries, fish, fruit and vegetables. Come where you get the best goods for the money and one of the cleanest markets in Washington. F. Rice STALLS 20-21 _MILK the Hibiers W ure Main 1494 Come W > Stalls 157-158 Stalls 157-158 ey Roy Country Butter Store} | “t30" 5052 130 “JUST GROCERIES” 5952 Strictly Fresh Pullet Eggs WHERE CASH IS KING Monat Flour—Wholesale Holiday Goodies Rex Hard Wheat......-..- Hetnz Mince Meat, 1-Ib. glass 43¢ Stall 131 Stall 181 | {ABSOIn, Hee Bere tam Heinz Mince Meat, 1-Ib. tins. .20e Drifted Snow Premier Plum Pudding, No. 1 is Best Blend. 30e in tins . Premier Anchovies, 3 FR Premier Anchovies, 4 Rin: French Mushrooms, Pes. Stems ons rere Fresh Mushrooms, ist choice.’ lade. Westlake Center Market Whett Fink Birtoin Bteak 1 3-Ib. box P. C. B. Sirloin Roast ibe P. C. B. Snow Prime Rib Hoast of 2 toc Long Franc FE SRRFFEERSSEE Beet Rolled Q sastet rape Juice 380 Premier Pints Grape A Big Variety of Fancy Poultry Juice ... for Thanksgiving Premier © or Armour’ Nels A. Lindquist Henry Crist | At" New Stall 129 Stall 129 IRVINE'S BUTTER STORE WOR. oes scenes es SO PEANUTS, 2 Iba... .28¢ WHY PAY MORE? every customer. Eastern Hams. .25c{ Lean Bacon ..273c Round Steak ..20c| Veal Chops .. .15c Pork Roast, center | Veal Roast ..123c cut .20c| Pure Lard ....15c¢ DO NOT FAIL TO LOOK US OVER BEFORE BUYING THAT THANKSGIVING TURKEY J. H. SMITH Stalls 126-32 Stalls 126-132 Fancy Young Zoble oh 116 Stall 116 esr STALL APPLES—-APPLES 105 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY 85¢ 85 sack Yaki- 49-1. ‘14 Jonathans, box Spuds, sack Lower Floor Lower Floor JOHNNY EVANS BACK AGAIN Cocoa, 3 the. spice direct from farmer > hw Buy your vegetables a > (Huy your vooslte Zoble grocery. i Hamburger and an oem cat : As IB stor Pet isan... 309 CECLIM 1 1. .....45¢ NEALELA IB We have a choice line of tur. BAKING | tog ed |B keys, ducks and chickens at PowoeR ae I right prices. Buy from Johnny BL Evans and save money, Stall 199 A. Kristofersen, Inc. Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and Cream Certified Milk FRESH EGGS, doz.. .60¢ BEST CREAMERY ~™ Fuss’ Market LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! 15c Big Special 15c ‘CLAIR EASTERN PICNICS... -15¢ PURE WHITE LARD ces ae STEER STEAK—all you want..... sue | cdnsis Chee sce SHOULDER OF LAMB ........... 15¢| CHEESE, Ib. ...... 15¢ Stall 109 Union Annex Meat Market A full line of Turkeys, Geese and Chickens for Thanksgiving. We are known for handling only] the best of meats, Stall 1 Stall 159 stant 159 | stan 136 Stan 136 | Stl 185 FRESH CREAMERY Hester & Gibson 4 a ae Ib. Strictly Fresh Pullet Eggs, Fish Stall : BO ee iinet. doz, 48¢, 2 doz, 25¢ 3 Best Mild Cheese, Ib. .28¢ | sce our Prices on Fresh Churnea | Soles, 15¢; 2 Ibs... .25¢ DUMP. citiipn ss cos voseadsi Butter fastern Oysters, pint.50¢—