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R—TUESDAY, DI Propose Heavy Tax on Incomes and Profits BAT STARTS IN CONGRESS ON REVENUES. BY 1. C. MARTIN | Press Staff Correspondent.) oc, 10.—The| 1 over the! tax eee The Yanks Sight “Home, Sw. ee ng ee PE Sa |, $300 DIAMOND STOLEN 6 CANTONMENTS TON, De i on. Jer haa abandonment of « tonment 1 Camp Kearny Here’s a Safe Place to Have Your Teeth Treated OnkK Dec, 16.—1 diam me, Sweet Home”! wal battle + readjuatme policy today, Ser Simmons the finance report It was Sb ete dd died ddA AALLILIIIL ITIL LLL TT ity repor first. was all re membc commit Preathing Une opposition peuding in the Dill taxes for} = . , Seators Smoot and LaFollette ide Dad individual reports dissent ig from the majority views pre e bill | . . fires. both to business and OME persons are afraid Frat mane txpavers and| to “go to a dentist.” This fear in many cases is well founded. ‘These per- sons know from bitter expe- rience that the work they had done on their teeth was unsatisfactory. And _ fre- quently there is no redress, as the dentist gave no guar- antee and perhaps has gone out of business. DR. SIPES GUARAN- TEES EVERY OPERA- TION. He has been in busi- ness in Seattle 16 years. It is a matter of profes- sional pride with him that every patient who comes in- to his office shall go away thoroughly satisfied. that it has been possible to ar-| & Word, the bill proposes to| about $4,600,000,000 from in war and excess profits taxes | the fiscal year 1919, and $1,400,. from other sources, a total| 12 98,000,000,000. For the fiscal year i if will produce a little less| gan $3000,000.000 from incomes | aed profits taxes and about $1,000.) from other sources, a total Hf $4,020,000 000 | _ Says Tax Is Justified | About the wisdom of such a pro em we entertain no serious “ said Senator Simmons, “It| MOSIPES, dvs @ mise the needed revenues, but it) sequitable and in accord with eand public policy | “The profits in 1918 are largely ‘ war profits; they are now in the z pemets of the tax-payers that, mi ‘i* med. contribute heavily before 76 GER SPACE Mies gry ~- a .__ Nothing ever looked as good to mortal man before as the Liberty Statue in New York harbo looked to tit te yon imoectat | that/ Yanks in olive drab, just arriving home after putting the finishing touch to Hunnish au m pry re are on should be re-| world principle, “Freedom—For All—Forever!” The great monument given by France to the American people is ‘== AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS ENTENTEMAY GEORGE FAVORS SEIZE FOOD G0 BEYOND 14 WORLD LEAGUE REAL PAINLESS DENTISTRY _To demonstrate his painless methods, Dr. Sipes will extract teeth FREE where other work is ordered—and these teeth will come out FREE FROM PAIN. VERY modern device and method for safeguarding the health of his patients have been established in this office. Sanitation and hygiene are his-hob- bies. No matter what may be your tooth troubles, Dr. Sipes and his corps of specialists will treat them as they should be treated and GUARANTEE SAT- ISFACTION. “cic AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS HUNGRY; as inexcusable as today that they | | epee yg ud LONDON, N 10. — Pre: passed this ses. i “pie cage —~ Premier . a | — "toot story Bnd [so te ae Pant, took 1a stzaltar PE ACE TERM ey prveugeetl nl Rongyrre ae women We will gladly examine your teeth FREE and tell you exactly what it will s th borh post pare | corpe started homeward. ‘The con- ae gigantic arniea must not be permit. cost to put them in perfect condition before you order the work done. — bees = tonne, sives ion was uncheckable. Divisio — ted In the future, because they tempt sean his experiences in getting Inte {after division waa broken up oe ths! Continued From Page One'l| nations to make war. “ie aid Se in tax low coon Austria. But it was delayed in | desertions which followed. | a firm believer in the league of na- wna more billions of transmission, and already dis I have seen thousands of Austrian | Prussian extortion of a billion dontare | “92 be floated, with patches from Thierry, written (soldiers, gaunt, idle wanderers,! Sir Erie Geddes, first lord of the with interest, is reasonable, and MAY admiralty, stated in a speech that it | cause a civilian sult costs $240, and be debated under Wilson's declara-|tx inconceivable the supremac: ot it is wealth undreamed of. tion that the wrong of 1871 should |the Britieh navy should be nite All eyes are turned to America fOr be righted. But it is pointed out relief. American food and wool from | a A lcm are expected to feed and| ‘Mt Wilson, in discussing repare | WASHINGTON, Dec. 10—Gen. clothe the people again. | tion, carefully avoided the use of Dupont, French army, has arrived | at Krg mayor « Salzburg repeats | the word “indemnities” ax the allies | seer 4 _ look after yea interests af what has been sald ‘ore, that Ger |. risoners and their transport. man-Austria. wants incorporation|°"™ memorandum of SPPLADC# | He in at the former French embassy. | with the new South German repub- | *Ptcifically limited compensation to} — BE AE AE IEE AE EE AE AEE EY lc, “damage done the civilian popula- 1332-34 Second Avenue published in Vienna, have been wearing their ragged uniforma be- in The Star. BY EDWARD M. THIERRY N, FE. A. Staff Correspondent. SALZBURG, Austria, Nov. 15.— On my way to Vienna I have found & republic of which I have not learned before. It in carved out of & corner of Austria between Bavaria and the border of Switzerland, anug- sling up to the Rhine on the west. The president of Voralberg—| Scheffer is his name—aseures me that the Italians Intend to occupy Munich. The Besten-Dental-€e: 1420 Second Ave. (Opposite The Bon Marche) 211 Union Street I nearly starved when I arrived in| ton of the allied countries and their | Salzburg. The station restaurant is property by aggression on land, on serving nothing but a mixture of | the sea and from the air.” | | tea and rum. I searched the whole| How such a phrase could be) It cont | stretched to include—as some Euro-| town over for a single oes. of Brenen, which says the arn esd orp yor nge.| 0 & half a dollar pean statenmen are now actually | | ted province will revert % . . | In Innsbruck the restaurant pa | proposing—the cost of maintenance, a a sires to unite with the republic °f) trong carry their baked potatoes | equipment, munitions, etc., of the | NO &itek Sak ale ae ARIE AL MI CE CREDIT —GLADLY €26 26 26éLELE toDenmark nor Germany. | Bavaria, “Our food situation is desperate. with them, as they do their bread./ allied armies, is very difficult to! There ix plenty of wine, but beer | comprehend. Our bread ration is three Piso bax is not to be had. Furthermore, it 1s considered that | j ounces dally. We Bag flied be {| "incoming traina all -are chalked | the question of honor is involved, in. | | tween 60,000 and 70,000 army horses | 00 by the soldiers with much in-|asmuch as Germany accepted the |for food. We certainly need! ,rintions as “Vive, Austrian repub-| proponals in good faith Ee THE HOUSE OF USEFUL GIFTS lie" "Vive, Italy! “Homeward! It ts true that severity of the arm- , Crossing the frontier from Swit | with ail the suffering and humili.| istioe renders Germany incapable of | «eiand, I found the | coming open ation they have undergone, the pop-| renewing the confMct, but thin fact, , to inducement of the right sort. I) uintion here insist their defeat is| according to the Wilsonian view. traveled by train from Feldkirch to | only economic, not military. | point, makes all the more binding Landeck, but there was held up by | the allies’ moral obligation to limit | Italian soldiers. | | peace exactly to the contract to! SEATTLEMEN =" =*=~ | these same Italian soldiers in an| | Italian automobile over the moun |° ’ tains from Landeck to Innsbruck in ealennll HERE is so much that is useful, practical—as well as ornamental—for Christmas giving in our big store that the holiday shopper will do well to bear in mind the opportunities we offer. Nothing is more accept- Jiounted “in Cy eng Ani a —— a able as a Christmas gift than something wearable, and we invite your attention to our lines of Men’s and plid gold, After slight delay, I traveled with | Women’s Wear—first-class, dependable goods always, and strictly up to the day and date in Fashion’s cal-- endar. Below will be found a few suggestions from our stock that come well within the category of Christ- mas gifts—and remember, everything we sell can be purchased on easy, dignified terms of payment; the gift. W three hours. ‘The distance Is about SPANISH TALK ¥¢ extent of the expenditure need not be a difficulty in your way. Is 5 e 60 miles. KRYPTOK invisible |} Traveling again by train I came SAYS VETERAN ¢ c | to Salzburg. BARCELONA, Dec. 10. — Senor F M F W. ti lenses for near Coal {x scarce, trains are few and| With one leg missing and other| 45 teader of the Cataloni or en - or omen-— far view. ‘ ¢ his smay bedhead | “Se SOSNES SS The CURRIE Ge | ey travel clowly scrigeer date private tonomists, announced today that hi SUITS and | Innsbruck I found tn possession | but atili with him, Private Stephen 7 0 y at he 7. TONER OpTl L Co | of the Italians, absolutely. Austrian | Maks, of 2226 Sixth ave, §., is home | Would defend the bill for Catalonian ‘OA. Cloth and Plush Dresses Skirts soldiers carry arms, but everything | again, with word of the herolsn and autonomy in parliament tomorrow. | wi OVERCOATS Coats Waists Furs 98.2.B. VEGNER, MGR apse | suffering of Northwest boys in the| “If parliament refuses autonomy, |¥ The Famous r It was there that Scheffer told me battle of Chateau-Thierry. * the Catalonian deputies will have no H i red i | the Italians intended to go into Ba Four other boys came home with | aiternative but to withdraw, ae BRADBURY Line. Tailo Suits Visit Our Ph graph \ | varia as far as Munich Maks. dangerous agitation will follow,” he!) & HATS SHOES o1ns bas amr Returning soldiers are seizing the| Sergeant Paul Chamberlain, of | said * Millinery Department food and 200,000 people in South| Cleveland, is one. At the battle of bess Smoking Jackets mOann we Tyrol and Voralberg are threatened | Vaux, a shell took away the larger Bathrobes | ee (se LOOR) Catalonia is a province in north- e. portion of hix foot a eastern Spain, having an area of 12,- | with fami Private Tom Swint, of Sumner, OHNNIE, McCARTHY Of Ban Francisco vs. HARRY ANDERSON a Hulen’s, Second and ‘They fear a loss of economic and political independence because of the their territory Great forest fires rage about Inne. | bruck, kindled by Italian campfires. | DEMORALIZATION OF reported intentions of Italy to seize} had hia left forearm and hand torn | shell at Chateau-Th ul Ray L. Greath Judith Gap, Mont, had his right hand taken off by a shell, which ter ribly lacerated his throat and chest He ean searcely talk, but he smiles 400 square miles and a population of about 2,000,000, It became a part of Spain tn the 12th century. MADRID, Dec. 10.—Thousands of citizens today engaged in an orderly demonstration against granting au [rane 2 ge. 'BUY ON CREDIT-| }A Christmas Convenience | ) ; { } . Don't let lack of ready funds interfere with your ( | AUSTRIAN ARMY SEEN Private Thomas R. Rickman of Spo- tonomy to Catalonia The ministry | The Austrian demobilization ia be-| kane, who estimates that 40 per was presented with a petition of pro- holiday buying. Our liberal credit pian will be of (| ing carried on without orders, for|cent of his company was killed in. test } great assistance to you. Pay us as you are paid, ( |the most of the officers have de-|the first fire baptiam at Chateau-| Merchants have agreed not to ship \ in small weekly or monthly installments | werted thelr commands and the sol-| Thierry, had #0 much of his right! goods to Catalonia until the troabla . arm damaged by a shell, that the |{y adjusted |diers pay little attention to those | who remain. The defection started long before the signing of the arm. istice with Italy A staff officer of the 14th corps llepsy RW KUNE CO, nedeerre! 2 | surgeons took the remainder out of the socket, These boys came back with the first injured contingent. They were | George, Balfour | seneral elections, TWO COPS FIRED | taken during an unauthorized raid discharged from the police force by two patrolmen at the hearing. | Cd j 5 5 \ : § \ 5 { { { { ( { { i ‘ { { { ‘ { { ( \ { ( { { of the Austrian army told me that| received at the convalescent head Of Seattle lon October 16 a Hungarian division|quarters at Camp Lewis. Maks 142 Pounds on the right flank refused to|came direct to le from there —AND— fight and started home. Their of-| Make say ry Seattle boy | ; POUR OTHER STAR fleera were unable to control them. |that went into the fight. went In t| Anessa to have appropriated ene This Phonograph CONTESTS ‘The next day a Hungarian division.| win. There wa in the appropriated $66 $95 on Credit S INE bunch,” > Bee, ADMISSION aad Ha describes war as Sherman de. on & gambling game between eight Que Phe! } E RINGSIDY. sit . EPILEPTIC | scribed it men aboard the stea-ner Tourist 1 7 o SES eeebenaeaaeaieiiiptnene m. Sunday, Police Sergt. Fred 8m: Northwest SEATS ON SALE AT | and Patrolman W. M. Stevens w BAe ghd acres peer. ines, all mod- } and finish * Chief of Police J. F. Warron - - nn anna || Mier AS and Law Will Go ii"(,f,f2ie 4 Waren ton ee Occidental STOPPE to Peace Meeting Accoraing to the chief, the two po ” n pe no { & Smith, 996 First For Over 50 Years LONDON, Dec. 10.—Premier Lloyd raid at ) BAMINY. than ta § fren’, Avenue DR,_KLINE’S EPILEPTIC | cjoorge, Foreign Secretary Balfour | headquarters, and failed to turn in ) raph; and phonograph mea aad HeMeoy ite inant tn hs, nd Chancellor Bonar -Law have|the money taken in the raid. The ) also afe,popular pres: } 7 Avenue ably succe treatment it an we eight me D. Cline, Dave Kia Py, ; ” oe decided upo nae Britiah dele & ‘ “— “e \ { * Pool Koom, Third and | olepey (Fi cnet) sad kiedred pe tnoega ren peace ‘oontarenod, the | Stee Bo Drew, David H. Ste / Store Hours } on 3 Union | at any drug Express says It leratands, Ap ns, Jim ¢ J. Haun i / te 91060 ig TIN & SALT pointment of a labor representative | QJala, gambling on the boat at the d —— — RST AVENUE will depend upon the outcome of the | time of the raid, testified against the " sa . i CREDIT—GLADLY MARA MAIS NEMS RS RA RARE RAPER ISPS RAPS ES cs La ® Es x * iS wn $y An] cies aaa at lBte i Ht i] i atitighemmee exc intneninainieneieeinancimnanasetsiritietitaat nh ni iar ances aisasiran roe a italiana