The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU 8 1.00 Down, 81.00 Ree ween 8.00 Down, © Week © Week . Matched Bedroom and Redroom od. Red This p ce $66.00. D Special four pieces * HT-PIECE t Exte Dining sion Ta finish. Regular price, the suite complete $54 PUBLICITY OF INCOME RETURN | ESSENTIAL IF U. S.1S TO WIN, BY BASIL M. MANLY (Noted Staff Economist for The Star) WASHINGTON, April 30. we are going to WIN this war, " wealready know we hare to raise and if we are going to these vast funds justly and quickly, what we had better come to know at once {s this: that there is one way to do it, and only one way—by PUB LICITY of the BASIL MANLY tax returns! This is, to the discerning, the one OUTSTANDING {tem in all this sloshing welter of talk about the cost of the war now being indulged in by our con gress For to those who se¢ is no matter what rate of taxation upon the incomes of our people is finally adopted, inasmuch as {ts purpose ts BOUND to be de ultimately unless these sin sser, fectly matched as to finish at for the $t 00 DOWN — 92 .00 PER WEEK. Room le and six Saddle pe suite 4s solid oak and can be had in ef Specia $1.00 DOWN — 81,00 a Room Suites 1 are strik ng exar of the many to Hedroor terms make ra room and not ivory en: Ch'ffonier and exactly Mirror 1 style. $52.75 Tri Suite, ting of Buffet, Six The en or fumed PER WEEK, | of fraud and evasio’ principal is all tinue? “The only effective means that | or any one else knows of for stopping tax frauds In time of war, or peace, is to throw the returns open to the public, 80 that everybody can tell who 8 paying his just taxes, and whether the revenue ents are enforcing the law rigidly and impartially No one can pretend t are at the present time nything like complete re 8 under the tncome tax “Uniess we make the returns | public, this scandalous situa- | tion is sure to grow even | worse when we raise the tax as to the to con rates, as we are certainly go- Ing to do. The man who will dodge a 10 per cent tax will certainly not resist the temp | tation to make a false return | when the rate is raised to 30 or 40 per cent. And when we be gin taking all, or nearly all of the incomes over $100,000, as | | hope and believe we shall, | EVERY POSSIBLE CHECK UPON EVASION WILL BE RE QUIRED. AMUSEMEN TS Street Car Men Gardening Between Runs APRIL 30, 1917. PAGE 5 STAR—MONDAY, —— AND VAUDEVILLE HOLDING BOARDS METROPOLITAN “Daddy his long legs and rettled down Long Legs” untangled la week's stay at the Metropolitan inday night, before a large, wel | pleased audience, It is a pieasure, Jin these times of strife and excite ment, to w | Henry Miller has | “Daddy Long not an obscure easy to follow soothes er Jnorves-—« play that one loves to wee, And never grows tiresome Frances Ca in the role J Judy, Was # re for the | Motormen and conductora of the Hrooklyn, N. Y,, Rapid Transit, | tte, and we adhe Serajadhd ioc ager’ are cultivating plots of ground furnished by the company, using their | {0% ber portrayal of the swoet lit waiting time between runs tle character couldn't have been improved upon in any way, She ! | won he way into the hearts of th REPORT IS FILED ON RAILWAY MEN NOT Jon the Our old friend seorge oO who In ell known CITY CIVIL SERVICE TO BE CONSCRIPTED ii: vie ei oe fines characterization of "Daddy After ea work, the elvi Recanse In reality they are fed. | lone Ler He has played thi we ° asnifl committee eral e and as neces ury to| Part for the last two year DE " ns grading front, the railwa « play almost since ite o be the basis f will be exempted fr the t tions, and wi be ‘ scription Kk to 5 afte Chairman Will Ha t Georg » of ALHAMBRA the city ¢ rthern Pacific, who talked to} It ts hard to choke back t tepping stone towa 0 railway workers of Seattle late And {t gots mixed up with the zation of salaries for city em- Saturday | tw at the Alhambra this week e Slade says that the railways of| when Jane Courthope and com committee, appointed by May. the country are no longer separn ent “Our Family ‘ ns follow anizations, but now are one big | usual playlet for a vaudeville Ww t 1 ' m, divided Into divin nd it's & * ( Haxt ntrolled {ve pres Men¢ Q J. D. are under the direct or ber u ty Hight ‘administration I's a a ta ® measure, he sa nt ALLIED MISSIONS w sioners will to pay homage at | h pays that the dynamite, | pearance that is | was not capped or fused citator’s at | was cached {n-| many moons, Se tending to ret 8% | Mercedes Talm anciseo Bos. ing A TON “Under the sta ase ‘FIND DYNAMITE IN HIGH SCHOOL FIELD |." To VISIT CHICAGO . ve pla April 30 reek Be fe apy vaaies titan “thone “who like “higt G. Alo Randegger pre rea an adept ng the c htof-han ent a cle th a deck of cards act egro mode of thinking are the clalties of Ben ago a flag present y, he keeps e R wast ¢ t walla nd tra ave a real own persons t Th Samaon ¢ yeu He ewe ine tex collecier | Prance and Eagan ae and liste every piece of turn | Join With the U.S. to}. o A Sa | esual Gran Honor W oui Lave Will Way” int ei Jattraction at t thin w the nm t MOUNT VERNON, \ April 20.) and, ad, t the house While abo reception t warm xpring breeze, wer 4 ft he t ‘ France and/ with it England, members of the Pre Dick Ls and Heauty Pre ca pledged | as also we 1 c mb of|Kemble and F cham ‘ Wa day, to * UST taxes pr tet © lines |ORPHEUM “Taxation is public business, i Players at the O and public business ought to be . ere { another public.” \ a 1 rt re of Se M. V t premier of] attle ‘ Edward | ox \niver Bon Marche war acting of Alexis wine t je eYmpathy ¢ 271TH BIRTHDAY | perfo To Remove Dandruff { | rmance | al of rugged] bir . Geta? of Dandertne |" . w at any dru a little Into | the a fi wary of t r han into the |character portray Phoebe Hunt calp with tips. By |is as charming as ever in the role morning mont of this aw |of Em Regan o, in the end,| ank Mc ‘Derm ott, | ful s will have jared. |t tt the boss” after all. | safe and sane celebra-| TO oF three app \ ile no Archbist stroy every bit of thrilled th adience scalp itching and aa eaane itl etal irk * BEST FOR RESULTS ° STAR WANT ADS feated incon PORTED. H Must be MADE Honest And experience everywhere and at all times, has shown that this is never completely accom- plished except by PUBLICITY. A man has GOT to be honest . F about the size of his income if his report to the government on this topic is © published For if he isn't, his neighbors will tell on t § This fact is certainly percolat- ; ing into the heads of those who e sit in the congressional halls. 4 The attitude of these progress {ve officials is fairly summed up in the statement of Repre- sentative Crosser of Ohio, who faye “What is the use of formulat- ing new tax schemes unless we are going to adopt some effi cient means of stopping tax dodging? What do we gain 4 when we increase income tax RATES, {f the same amount ETROPOLITAN THEATRE | are HONESTLY RE Bambina’s father refused to eae Watch for “Bambi!” him ° & Sat The Fascinating Comedy new show ay at the Tothe BUSINESS and PROFES- s SIONAL MEN, SALARIED ealits All have MEN, LABORERS, MER- mpany. CHANTS, MANUFACTUR- havea. comedy bar ERS and all wage earners: Henry tnd Mh Palac nging ni estern I a Tine WEEK M—Twien Daily—#:20 Ie Roy, Talma & Bosco PPRA TEE Porcpean 1 Jane Pee) Overt hone toh Po Jug did wonders wit! cues Fenner and tractive pair of whose acrobatic ne & The people of Seattle have given Millicent ¥ this As such that we are ue PHONE MAIN ait MATI Mower, Aldo Randeager, EE DAILY 10 port, ociation plendid sup- Musical different The many now easily the o. 3 INGS 10-23-50 largest financial institution makin | ; : a specialty of Real Estate Loan ! TRUCKS ILKES PLAYERS B © MReuwiH ] $3 r $31 ck of used Trucks dand Madison St. Tel. Main 6106 a iF aus many ue abcainaid ac etiey ae ea toraay Lowest Rates No Commission 4 ties for excellent money We’ Bee ) saving buys. Powerful play wonderfully played Nights, 100 to Gos; Mats ; 1 and 2 $100 to | | a iso. | NEW PANTAGES | ‘ats., 2:30; Nights, 7 and s crs ium aenene avo ms | Washington Savings fine condition; SUBMATUINE (a 1 ANDERSON’S all Rn ing to these, around buy sure and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVENUE Established 2714 Years Other Big Acts 106 and 20 PALACE HIP Afternoe 26 to b; Teves, 6:30 to 11 "West orn Assets $6, 300,000 Mont Geo. L.TrotterCo. AUTOMOBILES Pine and Bellevue—East 612 JA FAIR SIZED Ave good me Tolman an off 4 and dancing was unusually A MULE KICKING FOR Six HOURS. WASTES | |ENOUOM ENERSY TO ILLUMINATE TOWN 2 Days are an whirlwind dancers, in ihe es Bert La European 1 acro ering terday's audiences. h 1 comedy act and billiard balls and g00d sing at eccestric good, McDonalds kinds of ments with great skill STUFF PoLOSE ‘SLEEP OVER’ instru STEADY | ,\the | manufacture play | basis |tion will t The whole matter of food con servation will quickly be brought | to a focus with the return from Europe of Herbert C. Hoover, who has been in charge of food dis jtribution in Relgium, but who ts on his way back to the United States at President Wilson's re quest to act as director of Uncle Sam food conservation wor Expert study of the whole grain situation, but particularly with re "COMEDY ATMET | ten's Wash Ties The Rhodes Co. Special for Tues- | .day—Each 15c. or 2 for 25c Main Floor Mercerized Da: day, a yard ike 38-inch Cotton bide ze 32-inch Shirting 52-inch Dress Children’s Wash Dresses Special for Tuesday 59c Upper Main Floor. SIZES ‘: elit otpies, "The been nelected tre ular stock and re clally for Tuesd are sho n I and ke As well as a varle colors Pictorial Review Patterns Made Up Hair Bows Special for Tuesday—25c Main Floor. SPENDING 7 BILLIONS You Could Do a Lot With l 1. S. War Loan Uncte Sam has Just finished tossing out a little loan of $7,000,000,000. What seven bil- lion dollars means: If you had the $ and wished to distrit ),000 you ing could give each persor in the world today $3.50 and still have money left. Yon could give $10 apiece to ery inhabitant of the allied includ Inding the would give ev nited tries, exe You readnaughts eft fc troyers e than th ree times of the tel of the the total inv ephane « ing capital States given in the It would pay the publi of all the state ties ar “WAR MAY BRING NATION-WIDE PROHIBITION D. ¢., at Uncle WASHINGTON The war may 1 April 380. Sam on able that will fi alcohol ban It or not Ir erhaps Aug. 1 d the of ages under the In fact, the the United § tion of putting a prohibition od of the war the adn on the one t tion as Y bill d tion, as it in administration — circ not one of prohibition for prohibitton’s as th que sake. It is simply whether the people of the United Stat 1 her al ied nations shall eat ¢ 1 drink Each barrel of beer produced takes nearly two bushels of grain now vitally needed for food purposes, Each gallon of whisky dis. tilled requires almost one bush- el of grain. avings that can be effect good food being gard to ed by preventing turned {nto strong drink, is to be made by specialists under the di rection of Dr, Alonzo F Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania, nistra- | ! i wheat crop of 1916, and triple the value of the corn crop. It is approximately 14 times the « wuction of ‘ e a e or the t and shoe industry, nes that of the pa It is more than 11 times the tot ex last yea May first ffective ws Certified milk... . Grade milk Grade milk. Whipping Cream. A saving amo marie by pure increase } it has become tinue otherwise costs of raw Under present conditic odity represents the product ative, in order to a that the producer sl t to other iter idling and dist be necess and ary, service may A. F. 1512 Seventh Ave. as been ossible To stand the materials, ns, justify his ce ANNOUNCING AN INCREASE In Prices of MILK «4 CREAM retail Certified milk...........10c per pt. coveceee kee Ber ae Commercial Cream. inting to substantially 5 per cent may hasing tickets. Our office or our driv- ers will be glad to explain the details of this plan. decided upon only after when nearly A greater re an adequate future sup- ased during the past year from 25 to 300 per business has been built up to its present cent Phis volume through our policy service and fair dealing, and the prices now an- nounced will remain in effect only so long as shall in order that ¢ be maintained. Pure Milk Dairy INCORPORATED Bird, Manager. .12c per half pint . .18c per half pint expecially AA How Trimmed Hats Special for Tuesday—$2.45. the United S' It would buy over 240,000 o the most modern all-steel Pull man cars. If it cost as much as $727 @ mile to travel to the sum you nid make the journey and to patronize the cher. 000,000 is a half rs less than the total assessed valuation of Tit nois, Indiana and Wisconsin. The sum is $1,000,000,000 ~~ less than the estimated total cost to France of the first two {| years of the war. prices will be as 17'c per qt. - 6c per pt. the business to con- constantly increas- id operating expenses. every farm fit to the farmer it becomes im- be assured of a price tion in this branch iter into the cost of k and cream have in- of quality, efficient standards of quality Phone Main 2545