The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 7

‘BUILDINGS FOR FREDERICK: | start SCHOOLS & NELSON People of the state tare groaning OLYMPTA, Feb 8 Kreetion of under the taxation burden ‘ord new buildings at the state universi ' to frequent me ty, state college, and three normal | declarations in the Fifth AvenuePine Street—Sixth Avenue with funds taken out of the | inlature but general treasury, will be considered | when a plan fe by the degighature . distributing the Por weeks a quiet fight for new educational buildings hae been un der way Now, with prepared following appropriation Erection fund for Philosophy hall, at tho atate university, costing $200 the provision budget is ine partially tuded for 000, and providing much needed rec day he asked the {tation halls neonate to permit A lump appropriation of $47,737.20 the votern ¢t San baat nS cralonta eat cerieen ~al amend the const sum paid in by students as tuition Mad” tilly tater, ‘wate pe ee hibits taxation « Appropriation of $180,000 f0F | j tangible property-—stocks, mort Dairy loge costing re on o bulldings. gages, incomes, bonds. tiding at the state oc “Nine states have already broker away from the old, unjust system which shackles this state,” he said I can’t understand why any senato would be afraid to trust the peor to work out a new system, when the are willing to trust pena to come down here and mak laws that would operate under an onatitution,” of secondary dairy school at cont of $80,000. at each of th ¥, conting $75.00 Stephen Hull people the amended « "— An Exceptional Offering of Men’s altho he refused to vote raise 8 stitutional It takes a two-thirds ¢/senatore—to submit a amendment to the peor % fuse or ka umight aslature wo things that “There are only ainet revining man, Spokane } his feet, face pale, wted aga this attack Union Suits at $1.85 ORITICISE PLAN he termed “au a O E style only, in a quality that would ordi- FOR TERMINALS Taylor, presiding, called narily retail at a considerably higher price. M 1$.--Ralirosd of-| 2 = | Swiss-ribbed and full-fashioned, to fit the figure : ee eal Gaetan ovat Woe . Just thir ell sald. smoothly, without excess material. Medium- € are taxed $554,000 m heavy mixed wool and cotton, ecru in color. yeamtanion and ché $651,000, and cash only Long-sleeve, ankle-length style, with knit-on nliread. 04 |Gollare are watazed.” ‘cuffs and ankles. Sizes from 34 to 50. i. + Len Johnaon, urged that Roc n be put up to the v« A featured offering for Wednesday, at $1.85 the suit. counties tha lose their railroad tax Men's F : P ; “Every time a little home owner mn of high on real der he rallroads a terminals that Ot who FREE DOCTOR Ex-Goverament Physician 1111 FIRST AVE. of 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG Co, STORES Look for the Vree Doctor Sign. before be « any of lenged by ad presented letting o were Rrown yon, Com —_ Cox, INTRODUCES STRIKE Kuykend Smith, OLYMPIA, Feb, 14.—State, coun-| Taylor, Thomle, Wray and Young. | ty_or city employes, who go out On ‘The vote stood 24 to 38 in favor of r e, of stfike, will be vidlating {he law, bill introduced today by Gu King, passes tho legislature. ubmiaaion of the amendment Bought and sold at market rates. Ces The Seattle “The groan under present taxer,” | Rockwell warned, “will develop inte DIES OF HEART TROUBLE |q howl. Ax long as I live I'll fight * Patrick Harrison, 65 pyard | this present system.” National Bank |). 20. Sed te ieart trounie fn ne Bond Department Foon at the Oregon hotel, 123 Sec ‘The senate didn’t hesitate to pass ond ave. 8., Monday a resolution by Rockwell, providing from the Second Ave. and Columbia St. Hank of Commerce jadisen Second and Mi ASK FOR and GET for appointment of a committees to taxation reform and report to study 9 the next legislature. Or tT Nes and Bishop voted against A PART OF THE Horlick 2 Senet thease | The ] senators and three reprowentatives Malted Milk would make up the committee For Infants and Invalide OTHERS are IMITATIONS ORPHEUM CIRCUIT MOORE IHEAIRE HELM CIR hou taxlouvke MAINS EUM VAUDEVILLE 4 The following program (which continues through Saturday), has a distinct appeal to amusement seek- ers—so much so that it will be wise to obtain seats EARLY. JOHN B. 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When we The measure makes it a felony to Concert Orchestra Travel Weekly The Kinogram say our methods are PAIN even advocate or teach the n LESS we mean just that in sity, dut propriety” of propa dicalism bi 'Oregon’s Boxing 4 Bill Is Adopted pe class in naturalization THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1919. uid later he might m leration Robert G who usually house bos of teams with the prenentative Ann, won a fight againnt to amend the rules. endment hard to put hut a DI Grane te interested them yesterday Rule an are in got suddenly sidetracked the other day by indefinite postponement So Grass, by a vote ef 46 to 41 got the rules amended as follows r f any committee indefinite por ¢ shall notify the author of the ure of the com mittee’s recommendation not later than before the convening of the house on the day the committee re ment of any This is a move toward “daylight pr ire Grasn doesn't usually play the role of a reformer, but he got away with it Davia, yenterday. “Jimmie” | 7) whose voice is usually the Mark Reed, Gule, of! rass, too. | house Victrola King, all opp In fact, the legislature is getting religion in ny respects. The mbers in y morn ug ll hb out mn things can to stralg there. Ex-President Taft won't addreas the legisiature. Hoe telegraphed that all his time will be taken up with engagements dready made, And the war department has re fused to let the 65th artillery stop off here on the way to Camp Lewis. After a liberal helping of pork legislative leaders are licking their pe and shouting, “Stop, Look aid Appropriations are running up too bight!" Five armories have been distribut ed to deserving comm fen that down senators w te with the organiaation. 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FULL VALUATION OLYMPIA, Feb, 18 Convened in dea house last night the majority organization by passing House 138, | would open the way for full ound steamers, which present laws, are appraised tive Grass bucked house leaders and prevented the bill from being refer at Propaganda of Bolsheviki Here OLYMPIA, Feb. 18 Attempts of o awfully control ' r tion of the uced today committee ulate or to print or cire this Sab “We won't o made a felony | Chairman Kuykendall sion,” says by Lower House | PLANNING TO ENTERTAIN! NATURALIZED CITIZENS Naturalized _ FREDERICK & NELSON | FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE Striking Plaids in Rich Color Combinations Distinguish These New Separate Skirts which are fashioned in plain one-piece styles with novelty pockets, also in full-plaited models. THE NOVELTY PLAID SKIRT, pictured at right, is of serge, olive- drab and green, with over-plaid of victory-blue and red. The or- iginality of the pockets gives a distinctive style to the skirt. Price $17.50. 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