The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1919, Page 9

Correct Apparel for Women ANNIVERSARY WEEK ope st that has crowded our display rooms to cape aah y three ‘more 4 © . 1 % DISCOUNT; / IS GRANTED ON ALL CHAS abr OUR REGULAR@TOCK 7 x In spite of unprecedented ng Monéay, Tuesday and Wednesday, the selégtion tomogfow will be fully as interesting as first day of the sale, due to daily arrivals @ugmenting’ our large and beautiful stock of e Fro Gowns Evening Gowns and Da me Sr ‘f biers FF SUITS & Street Froc: More than a “Tailleur” and Cos Blouses and Su Duvetyn keundred new Peach Bloo stylish “Tail- Costume leur” models se- Velvet cured through Duvet de Laf Silvertone special purchase S# at price conces- Tinseltone sions. Suits made to sell reg- ularly at from $65 to $125, on sale tomorrow at 52m THE ASSURANCE OF saris ACTION PURCRASE GOES WITH EVERY Second Avenue at Spring Street Take Elevator at Third Floor Snow Flakes pone millions of Snow Flakes and span interior, Note the the huge brick ovens. After ‘ll know why they'te so good, $ 1421 Third Avenue Between Pike and Union \ | sion that the net profita of the tele- | | phone | |of thousands of dollars in tmprove-| Havercamp, ae a ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1919. RENT MEASURE AGAIN DELAYED Council to Confer Saturday | on City Ordinance ~~ =~ | Continued From Page One | » ” shall a uke | ing.” Moore rn this me re was al leman to An rep Protective numerous | creases in rent ‘More than 25 per cent of the membership of this association have red out of their apartments ageous in he streets un w them relief by passing noe, Meakim said. “Landlords have stood here today | and told you that no more apart ment houses will be built in Seattle if this ordinance passes. Wh haven't they built apartment houses | during the last year, when the de-| mand wae urgent, and no ordinance) contemplated? “Another complaint of the land lord i that the original owner has not participated tn lease gambling | and its attendant profits, That is not true, I know of one hotel man-| ager who haw sub-leased his hotel three times since last March, and each time he has received $1,000 for his written consent to the transac tion, And I've heard of many other similar deals,” Raises Laugh | George B. West, who told the counell that he had plenty of money and that his Judgment in apartment bouse rent charges was second to none, raised a hearty laugh by ure: | ing the organization of an apartment house owners’ association. One woman told the counefl that her rent at the Quincy apartments, 21 17th ave, had been raised from $22 to $60 in two years, Adinits It’s Enough 0 you believe such an increase, two years, ix juntt Couneliman Erickson anked | “we ell, It's enough,” West admitted. “I've been paying rent in Seattle for 14 years,” mplained of the Quincy apart- t house rental. Why don’t you go back Fast, you belong?” shouted another maid the woman tenant “Speaking of Easterners,” shouted another landlord, “I want to say that they want twice as much bed- ding ax Westerners, I don't know | why tis should be.” | “Why don't you give them hot/ water bags?” suggested a voice. | Pteads for Hotel Men t aring for the admitted | ve and se- is rental bus- at the hoteln d thelr rate rm, altho labor iry and other essentials con a with the business had ed nearly 100 pre cent an’t right and it inn't fair to « inhumanities but declare pattlo had n the last five strike at the hotel man over the shoulders of the apartment house Rockwell said. “I say that} cil has no more right to say ny what the Bon go for a pair of de Stelguer and Ira attorneys, also spoke against the ordinance. The session was enlivened, at one point by a tilt between Chief Annist ant Corporation counsel Thomas J. |. Kennedy, author of the proponed ordinance, and Otto Rupp, chief |*pokesman for the Seattle Real Es tate association. Rupp Is Quizzed | “Didn't you appear as counsel for the telephone company before the! Dt service commission recently?” dy inquired. Rupp replied didn’t you tell the commin-| | Bro onan, company did not exesed 3.75| per cent?” “Yen.” “And didn't you tell the commis- sion that the telephone company | proposed to expend several hundreds | | ments?” | "Yeu." “What are the net profits of the artment house owner in Seatt “Fro: per cent high as 7 Rupp r | “And y that the }ment house owner will not build if | this ordinance pasadf?”* “Yes,” Rupp replied amid general | laughter. | The debate wan still sizzling at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon when Councilman Drake moved that the hearing on the ordinance be resumed next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. At that time representatives of the | Seattle Real Estate association, | Chamber of Commerce and Commer-| | cial Club, Roger J. 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