The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 17

Tax Amendment Is Seen as Wedge to Curtail Power of People TOS ANGELES, Oct. 15 tlative, one of Cali ished instruments of Ment, is threatened. Under the disguise of being a Weapon against the “single tax" and using the very Initiative it seeks to destroy, a measure is being put be fore the voters in November by re | BOOZE CHARGE’, Charged With Putting Ye|* Old Kick in Cider with attempting to put ar hard cider, Mra, B.| ¥ city Jail Fri le a federal hearing some THE SEATTLE STAR [BACK TO OPEN OPERA SEASON} WOMAN HELO ON = Airman Knocks Off | Chimney; Call Cops DEB MOINES, Lowa, Oct. 15,—Rub grandpa, this is what it newspaper here: “Can I man who knocked the his fool air 4 Pork I think the police © informa d Desk Sergeant William chim my roof with queried a Might the telephon “NO GREAT CRIME TO STEAL HOOCH” DENVER, Oct 15 great crime tw steal he opined Magistrate Ries, in ourt here, and disminsed the aguinat | JOSEPTT A. SLOAN and A. B | | Newell, enndidates for county com minnioners, will discuss present: con dilons in county | government in ar Thought His Horse |(Syastitt Wilit Horse, |, [suastiTuTe FOR FAIRMOUN 6.—C. W. Jack, ar horse, said | JOLIET, Tl., O horse in 4 4 pulling his strength how he alked w FINGERBOWLS 5 "Mra. A. ata Bow Bathing tol- an Establishes New Air Bureau TOKYO, Japan, Oct. 15— been taken here wit and then applied the “amt The amount necessary for the re The int-| | actionaries here and stands a chance | of winning. A rousing call has been issued to! the liberals of the state to vote “No on No, 4 on the ballot, and an or. ®anization has been hurriedly ef fected, called the leagde to protect the initiative, which is fighting to bring out the vote against ft “No, 4" would make it necessary to secure 25 per cent instead of the Present & per cent of registered vo- ters to put a tax initiative on the Ballot. This would mean 250,000 Ramee, or one out of every four vo tera, an almost prohibitive mlmber J _except for interests with vast sums | spend. Up north Senator Hiram Johnson. | Who as governor passed the initia tive, has been speaking against the Measure. Down here Dr. John BR. Haynes, another well known progres aive, ts organizing the fight. The Los Angeles City club has joined Dr. Haynes’ campaign. “The proposed amendment ts a nul “ification of the Initiative.” said Sen. ator Johnson. “The initiative is a Potent and necessary weapon these @ays. The recent tendency to reac tien makes its preservation even More important now than at any time since itr adoption. We who stil! ¥ have an abiding confidence in the Fighteousness and witdom of the peo ple should defeat it overwhelming Dr. Haynes points out that ff the ‘Measure carries, all power to tax the Pople will rest with the legisiature, = where 14 votes In the senate can pre went the change in tax laws. s He says thie is but an opening ‘werlge to destroy all the initiation Privileges of the people. ‘ . . Woman. Lives With A . Bullet in Brain LONDON, Get. 15.—During trial of Horace Russell, charged with at- tempt to murder bis wife, it was stated that Mrs. Russell still lived ‘with a bullet in her brain. The shoot- fing took place June 19. Russell was found guilty, but insane. Well, Burleson’s Not to Blame for It All * NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Seventeen be years ago Frank O'Keefe mailed a Postcard to hiv superior, reporting on the day's work. The card was just © Gelivered, taking all these years to travel 12 miles, Great Britain & plarnirg te spend early $600,000,000 on war veterans es, @uring the fiscal year 1920-21. Look for TILLAMOOK on the Rind! Mme. Freida Hempel, soprano, has arrived from Europe, where she has spent her vacation, for the opening of the grand opera season at the Metropolitan, New York. She is | shown here coming off the Mauretania. will be delfvered to your home tomorrow if you will only call Beacon 40 today. Fresh Buttermilk with all its wonderful tonite qualities delivered daily right to your door. Anideal_ - dairy country Evergreen res, pure mountain water, Gimate make Ti r pon mong illamook ideal for The summers—when most of the cheese is produced—are pleasantly cool, of a tempera- ture about the same as the old spring house on the farm where grandmother kept her butter and milk. Tillamook dairymen sre constantly improving their herds, They asked to have a special law pti. for Tillamook County, which makes necessary the regular, rigid testing of every cow for health. When you see Tillamook on the rind, it means that the @aslity goes back to the very source of supply. Are you using Tillamook Cheese to reduce the high cost of living? TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION 24 Cheese Kitchene Owned and Operated Co-operatwely by Tillamook Datrynen TILLAMOOK, OREGON the Ocean 85c Per Qt. 45c Per Pt. Note the Address VIRGINIA OYSTER CO. Down the Incline every milk purpose there is waste no Frye's Central Market First and Pike Your Grocer Has Carnation SHOE POLISHES PASTES “> LIQUIDS BEST FOR HOME SHINES # SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES FOR BLACK. TAN. OX-BLOOD DARK BROWNOWHITE SHOES open meeting at Meves’ cafeteria, | gic Saturday noon \ Onifokn Coffee - \Always/lastes the Samejin the Cup. 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