The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 17

ayers sted They d en- than invest rw the e of ront, 0 all W ash TOUS, DECEMRER 28, 192: BLACKIE BEAR FINDS] ~ UNEMPLOYED 0 ONE RESOLUTION Is Bt GIVEN HELP [KEPT OF LAST YEAR old year is about gone, friends, Dodwill Industries Seek to| Give Men a Chance I'm not, I i was, but I've Are you to make any TA campaign to increase public In-| Bived.« Gp othe He going resolutions? new t In tho activitios of the Seat idea) They Goodwill “Industries, an organi ee ane £0 PMAtion formed last May to aid dest work: © persons In finding permanent This morning PWork wherever possible and tempo: | bimsde the Fary employment for immediate re: | rounds | of) & f was announced Friday by the SRPAPAN OF; DUG Baie cr veristeraens.* plo and asked “OG plan," Verelde said, “has them what they Proved successful here and will bo! haa numb CoHtinued. We do not call it chars hong thelr resolutions of u yeu Mty, but rather the giving of aj] “F° hance, We distribute whatwe call {| OUt of seven people, three had Goodwin baxs' among our members, |] SFKOtten entirely, two told mo Who pay $2 annually for member: || teen putts, they had eworn hip and pteage thenasctvea to wena} | Off AMoKing, and one, who. was Hisedy persons to us for helps in|} Plainly much the worse from a The goodwitt bags, wornout articles || MOMGAY spree, had agreed with @re saved and given to us. We pro- Wide employment to destitute per; #0Ns in salvaging the articles, which | @re then sold at nominal prices to | Wid in defraying oxpens: Efforts are made to place persons | @ppeal to the organization on Provided thru co-operation of | e88 men in and near the city. | for foreigners also havo reel iblished near the city, where they a living thru cutting and sell- | MEXICO OKEHS himself to stay away from liquor, The remaining one of tho se en had determined to make no more New Year's resolutions, and that up to date he had successfully abstained. And, so far as I have been able to find out, he has. BLACKIE BEAR, relations has ratified elleves action can firewood. “ *We do not class this ay charity € LAIMS ME ET Wervide declared, “but rather c % Sider the work Qs converting waste MEXICO CITY, Dec, 28.—The Mex- id) Wagee—junke into Jobe. Since | senate today ratified the special WO organized, nearly 600 parsons {claims conyention with the United aye been given a chance to help States by a vote of 42 to 5. themselves thru our aid.” : peae Classes for instruction of iter: | Bee @tes and immigrants who have not| WASHINGTON, Dec, 28. — The Mastered English also are main.| Mexican claims convention will be tained, the superintendent said. jtaken up by the foreign Headquarters of the society are |,, u h committee of the sena 2107 Virginia st. $2 Pike st. and after the holidays, Senator L S204 Batlard ave. |chairman, announced today. —_— = - Lodge sald that if President Cool- Mayor’s Chauffeur © wished action immediately he ought there would be no objection Accused, Punished | trom tiareber ak thee Sotierne Accusations of “borrowing” May-|Who now are inclined to ignore revo- or E. J. Brown's auto without the| a. Mayor's knowledge or permission led to the removal of Patrolman H. J.|¢ nage Huhn, Brown be taken at once Secure by Thursda: to an ob ‘nist Berman Schoenfeld Leaves for East Schoenfeld, pres Furniture compa: day to atten expoulti that he was probis ©f misconduct on Hu Officer is a vetera: had served one Brown's driver Cain, from De Appointed to fil) pez : Postoffice Destroyed by Fire ' \t News of the bi Office at Lopez, county, early Thurs to Seattle by the ' Youths Sentenced for Theft of Car Stroyed w! building, went up small, fice sali money, Were stored, ever which o stood, when later be s ‘The fruits of + Ves won are apple Washington Post. | 4 LIES-MOVIE STAR famous Ziegfeld Follies girl, now. She \as an important part in “H dren,” comhg to the Liberty Saturday, ar plays the pirt of a Follies giri. Mary Edon, SURE A little bit CUB FOR OUR ILLS w ATER scan T-OFF often makes C4, 7) Sse’ BLICARKET FIRST AVE. BETI WEEN PIKE AND UNION STS. Entrances, First and Second Avenues Market Closes 6 P. M. AMERICAN GROCERY STORES CoO. Three Big Downtown Stoies SATURDAY SPECIALS Upper and Lower Floors—Central Public Market SUGAR, 10 lbs. MILK—ALL BRANDS FLOUR, 40-Ib. Bags- Fisher's $1.75; Rex....:. $1.75 | Albers’ Sperry’s $1.68; No. 10 bags.45¢ pkg. Larrowes’ N. Y. Buckwheat, Guittard 414-lb. bags, 38 FREE with 1 Log Cabin Ss Pure Cocoa, 2 Ibs. medium Tomato Sauce, Uncle John’s Syrup, vor, 85c size. 45c size 68¢ yrup, small..... 25¢ 95¢ . 25¢ AB Campbell’s Heinz Baked mall, 3 car 35¢ can all Crop, Porter’s Puddings large cans 22¢; Uncoated Rice, Yeast Foam, 3 whe Quaker Oats, sm. pkgs., OLYMPIC MEAT CO. 1416 First Avenue pound St Cured ] 74c ck ae Bacon, 124c Cured Br Sugar Cured Cot- Try Our Delicious Ham * medi 2 of 21% Ibs. 286: 5 | : pay « sd 4 large, 2 car while tk Pior 0 small cans ..12 1 ». pkg Canned Veget Corn.. 2 for... Peas Choice Veal Roast, Ib Pot Roast, Sugar 20c 2ic wy. 15¢ Bacon, .. 124c tage Butts, lb.. end Bacon For Your New Year's N’ght Lunch We Recommend Our Large Assortment of ld Meats and Sausages, Eastern Sharp Cheese, Tasty Salads, Mayonnaise and Thousand Island Dressing Western Delicatessen Company, Inc. Come in and try our DELICIOUS HOT LUNCHES. Take home some of our FINE TEAS | AND COFFEES WESTERN COFFEE STORES CO. Borden’s Malted Milk, G Siccd Chocolate, Tomato Soup, ¢ Beans, all 1235¢, .15¢, 18¢, 22¢, 25¢ feattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue Booth Green Beans. Chocohte fla- .69¢ 38¢ | Tomatoes—Solid Pack ; 214s 18¢; for.. Puree, 214s, 2 for... CANNED FRUITS Peaches, 1s 15¢; 2s ZVAS. .cevcccces at 28¢, 7¢; 4 fo. ..25¢ ems 25¢ fietic oF ~ mte 27 aie A5¢ .19¢ on 23 Apricots, 15¢; 2 COFFEE—Hills’, Our sigue 20¢, 23 3 Ib In tant 17¢, see Postum, is in the Children’s Chi-| incidentally, Sardines, large cans.... 121g, 24¢ and | |#peculation on the scale he did mov NonIG E 15¢ 27¢ -14¢ B5¢e 25¢ -20¢ and CENTRAL MEAT CO. 1420 First Choice Veal Roast ib, Aa .12%c ee Lege Me LOR Try Our Delicious Hams and Bacon Avenue Sugar Cured Cottage Butts, th Sugar Cured Anchor Bacon, Ib Sugar Cured Bre Bacon, Ib kfast .27¢ 15c .20c BAY CITY MEAT CO. 1420 First Avenue Choice Veal Roast, Pot Roast, Ib. ugar Cured Cottage Butt Cured Anchor B Cured Breakfa Try Our Deliclou UNITE D BAKERIES ugar ugar Hams and Bacon 12166 2ige -171¢¢ SHE SEATTLE STAR PLAN TO PROBE WOOD'S FORTUNE |Seoretary Weeks, However, | Considers Incident Closed | WASHINGTON, Dee, 28 uy amazing story of Lieut, On Woe from the | whole mudden rise to affiu:| | borne ©, jence comparative poverty of a second lieutenant is to be} brought out in a special sgnate ine vestigation, according to plans being | made here. Senator Caraway, Arkansas, 1n- tends to introduce a resolution after the holidays for a Philippine invest | | gation by the senate, which will con- | cern itnelf largely with Lieut. Wood's spectacular market operations, in which ho {# reported to have made nearly $1,000,000. Witnesses now in this country and others who may be brought here from | !the Philippines will used in an} effort to show how Wood got his} start, as considerable capital was re- j quired to permit him to engage in| Leonard Wood, Jr,, brother of the} lyoung market wizard, waid here to day his brother had always displayed marked fondness for speculation and had always been lucky at it., Even | while he was at school, Osborne was fortunate in that regard, his brother said So Weeks regards the matter as cloned and will have nothing inore to may about It, It was Indicated to-| day. Whiie he told inquirers that he regarded it as unwise for a young officer, drawing small pay, to specu. late because of the possibility of In. volving the army fn criticism, he said young Wood could not be criticized for anything worse than imprudence, It was made clear that Weeks did not wish other army officers to fol-| low Wood's footsteps, and, tho no written regulation on the subject exists, it will be understood in the army in future that there is to be no market gambling, officers close to | Weeks sald GIFTS IN MAIL ARE PLUNDERED ; Thousands in Christmas | Presents Taken; Five Held LOS ANGELES, rom the mail here during few days, will be re- were Irving Kanden, Robert © Glenmore, Christmas 1 secured work in lifferent cities and maintained a “clearing house” for tiy able packages, postal a: leve. WAR BUDGETS ARE REDUCED horities be | 22 Nations Cut Down During | Past Two Years BY HENRY WoOoD s of the world t two years, naval and coming two years an C now as has just from all n the Greeks’ Protocol Favors Republic ATHENS, D §.—Advanced re enizelist: democrats anding vasty. It , upon hi of parlia monarchy and NEW YEAR'S GIFT Women’s and Children's Fancy Men's Brocaded Velvet Slip sibetcsrensiasny OOS “naar $1,751 FAMILY SHOE MK 1600 Pike Place Foot of Pine | feet thic on valu- | cl'TWAS BUILT TO STAND UP CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec, 26-—The | | that -| her Dr, pres FIND GUSHER LONDON, complaint 1s often. made Cook {ntorested only | % their “ | the money, ent-day builders are pe. Wild excitement uthern Cross, any weeks, prevalled in completing and col-| locting but Clevelanders ure worrying over a different prob-| ator had lem, lof Lak Workers recently started wreck-| prove It ing an old building to make room| But the for a modern structure, The foun-; modest in his claims. He dation of the old building was elght| that the original discoverer and the basement floor,| German, who was unable y od of quick-sand, is el ht|to Australia after the feet of concrete, reinforced with|#ent him plans, one-inch steel netting. | The government After several attempts to drill| ested and sent thru for blasting the Job was given| amine the wonderful up as impossible by the pany, ture Two other construction compan-| ing oll, jen were called in and each ied, | Then The fourth has been working at)¢d. They the task for th months and it|found near the 1s ntill only half completed. a large hole Eva became of vaseline, visited th “well” DEATHS | of alleged off, from which LONDON lied 46 feet into the “oll well." LONDON.—London's traffic death | 4 sapien Mrs B toll i# appalling, Life after tife is] Then they tiger aa bt being sacrificed on the “altar ot et fa fred wh haste and recklessness," In three | had fle TRAFIC onths there were 19 cidents, according to Scotland Yard. | Pharmacy Held Up, In them, 158 persons were killed. | All but 18 of the fatalities were at | street ac- tributed to automobiles. Yet there are fewer traffic policemen here to. day than 10 years ago held up the | Summit ave. | Thursday night, It is estimated that there aro 16 tons of microscopic shellfish in every | re cuble mile of the ocean. \ and E. r, after holding the IN OIL TANK Dec, 28. 1 8 has} Australia has hi at| West Australia, for) An independent oper discovered ofl on the edg and had samples to} - inter- an analyst to ex- *y ! / find. His San Francisco last Wednesday, first com-| tests revealed a rather crude mix- wogp and lubricat- supposed discovery in which was a 100- i |alion tank containing 80 gallons| Of the Koretz case, pipes| ‘The inde- however, 2 Thieves Get $75 Two bandits driving a small auto Henderson pharmacy, Thomas st., and escaped with which they took from the cash clerk at PAGE 17 (REPORT KORETZ SEEN IN FRISCO / Alleged oil Swindler May Be Taken Soon | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28-—Leo independent operator was) Koretz, former Chicago millionaire, admitted was a} to return war and had/| $20,000,000 in a fal sod to have swindled his acquaintances out of approximately ol! promotion Panama, missing since December 6, was reported seen in scheme in An employe of the public brary told police a man answering in every detail the description of Kor- detectives became Snterest-|etz, and accompanied by a woman, and| visi ed the library and for an hour newspapers, dis- ar interest in news | perused playing parti man signed ai card with the name “John J, Arisiti," the attend: ant sald, The police are attempting to trace his movements, Miniature Still Captured by Cops A miniature still of 10-galion ca, pacity was captured by the police dry-squad in a raid at 8024 14th ave, N. E., Thursday night,. together with a case of moonshine and 1% bottles of beer. Charles Sill was ar: rested in the raid and charged with violating the city Mquor law. a "SANITARY AND CORNER MARKETS CLARKE HAS ANOTHER Car Load of Fancy Oregon TURKEYS, Ducks and Geese for New Year’s .15¢ 10¢ -15¢ Legs Lamb Pot Roasts . . Pork Roasts . - EASTERN HAM oulder Lamb Veal Roasts .. Fresh Killed Chicken half or whole, Ib. ...0+seecssesseees a a | | a a |= | m CLAR E’S MARKET sited Giver tuo % GREEN’S PRICES tien aw Flour, 49-Ib. sk. .$1.55 | Apricots, No. 2s ..23c @ Catsup, bottle ....19c | Minced Clams— iz Rolled Oats, 4 Ibs. 25c | 2 tall cans .....35¢ a a a | _ pls: a a WE DELIVER Phone MA in-3285 and EL jot-1848 GREEN'S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORES 102-110 CORNER MARKET (Also 102 Sanitary Market) First Avenue Floor LEG VEAL ROASTS, Lb. . . Legs 171c Lamb..... Lamb Chops Veal Cutlets. Veal Roast . 20¢ | Sugar Cured Hams an -8%¢ i Bacon ++ 23% MENGEDOHT’S MARKET STALL 2 Corner Market—Lower Floor STALL 2 SUGAR tm 8 Lbs. 76c Cane CARNATION OR BORDENS ‘Tall cans MILK 4 tinct. 39¢ Crystal White, 6 bars .....23¢ Check Packages .. AR STALLS, Pike P t STONG’S bottle Pure Vv nila or Teens 4 Ibs. finest New Seeded Raisins Finest Orange Candied Peel, Ib.. 30e large pkg. Quaker Oats 20c can Razor Minced C None-Such Mince Meat, pkg 2 cans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes. ave pkg. New Dromedary 2 large pace. -Ma + +20 leas oF Seeded alain | 40 pkg. Finest Shredded Cocoa | 2 Ibs. Good Soft Shell Walnuts 5c can Sileed Pineapple 4 Iba. Cholce Binck RAINIER GEORGE Wishes all his patrons a AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ARRIVED, a Large Consignment of Fresh Dressed pens CHICKENS '15c| Choice Steaks Leg Pork Lamb Roast . SP TAL Mild or Sharp Full Cre: Cheese 28¢ Ib. Special—Fancy Tollet ap, per box, 60¢ (A Regular $1.00 Value) Brookfield Fresh Churned Butter 54¢ Ib. Fresh Creamery Butter 50c Try Us Golden Glow Butter Store Pike PI rket r—On Incline ECONOMY MARKET eo Extr: HAPPY pe JUST TURKEYS secs @e FREE—LLB, PIG SAUSAGE RAINIER GEORGE'S PRICES ALWAYS Special for Saturday and Monday: 15'4¢ | Young Steer Pot Roast. Shoulder Lamb Roast with Each Turkey! LOWER Leg Pork Roast Legs Spring 1 84¢ «++ Bla¢ Swift's Picnics 15%¢6 Swift's Hams (Half or Whole) aes 22%¢ Lean Eastern Breakfast Bacon ..... .25¢ RAINIER PACKING | TABLE SUPPLY co. | MEAT CO, Pike Place Market | 85 Pike Street Smoked Meats Also at Picnic Shop, 1317 Pike Place Market G. F. HASTINGS’ 1523 PIKE PLACE MARK 20c | CUT PRICE GROCERY Carnation Mush, large, 29c Albers Flapjack Flour, large, 23c BEBE DANIELS Split Peaun Soda Crackers, in “His Children’s Children” Coming Saturday to the B | 9 Corner 0 t S Market Lower Floor Fruit-Filled French Coffee Strips, ee for... 25 Cc Old-fashioned Ginger Cake per oot... LO Raspberry Jam-Filled Gotteg Coke cach: z 20c Home Made and Milk isread two Wet Oe MURRAY’S —for— NEW YEAR’S POULTRY Chickens, Ducks, Geese and TURKEYS Sirloin and T-Bone Steaks... 15c Boiling Beef, Shoulders Mutton 7Tkc Veal Murray’s Washington Market 94.96 PIKE STREET Corner Market Lower Floor GUARANTEED EGGS Selected New York Pack Special Friday and Saturday 35¢ Doz.; Three Doz., $1 Fine Sele: of Poultry for n Year's Silverdale Poultry Co. 1513 Pike Place Market Arcade THE MALT SHOP 66 Pike Place Market Lower Floor Free Delivery MA in-4240 SPECIAL ON BLACK FIGS Complete Bottling Supplies Where It’s Handy Senttle’s Lowest Priced & Years fn Our pean Levation Free Ex: sussMAN OPTICAL co. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! With the Right COFFEE 1E BLEND COFFEE 3 Ibs. A x Se 10 60c Orange Pekoo Black Tea Exquisite Flavor Always No, 1 Soft-Shell Walnuts— 1% Ibs, 508 8: hs. 9B¢ 45c Royal Baking Powder.. 38¢ M. A. HANSEN Stall 40 Economy Market First Ave. Entrance PETERS “WEATHERBIRD UGHLVAT arios In Spite of All the Cut-Rate Sales Our Prices Are by Far the Lowest PIKE PLACE MARKET SHOETERIA Lower Floor Near Sugar Stall LIBERTY BER ERER ERR