The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 2

LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT 4} BOYS—TOMORROW X= another grand opportu- Qee-rnity to buy a bicycle during the closing-out sales of our entire stock of high- grade bicycles $4495 regular $61— to $69.50 value —here is an event any boy or man in Seattle can take balance therwecial GSES CASH js —this extraordinary value unfolds a fascinating way of owning one of these cele , brated high grade bicycles on a small investment at practically cost. _ every bicycle in this store is included in this sale; over 160 in the lot, consist- ing of Winner, Crown or Adlake models, in single or double frames, in either 20 or 22-inch sizes; many beautiful colors to select from, ONE-HALF OFF! several tly used bicycles are included at -1084- none TACOMA, chain-store organiza- tion, with he big cash resources, takes advantage of the unusual condition’ of the shoe market to stock up at the low- est prices since 1917, and the Benefits Are Passed to You THE SEATTLE STAR Beating Prohibition: || Moonshining the Greatest Danger. Some Sale of Legitimate Whisky. ,\| Interlocking Dishonesties Necessary. Counterfeiting of Labels. BY HERBERT COREY ing unth drinking became Megul, ‘The story of illicit whisky selling |must resort to the other founts re in the United States may be sub |ferred to, | divided under three headm Cooperation of the Canadian gov The procurement of bonded whie ernment in reducing the iegal traf ky from government warehouses and |flc acroms the border in whisky I» ite tNegal sala cortain, Bven today it is doing all Moonshining and tte handmaiden,|in its power to reduce smuggling the counterfeiting of labels eventually the drinking man may Smuggling wcrons the Canadian bor. |be compelled to rely principally on Ider, from the Bermudas and Cuba | the kick of “white mule"-—and white and from Burops in even more dangerous than Washington fs due for an tnerease urcornered sort, in smuggling, now that British Co |Iumbia has voted wet, while other |G Canadian provinces, except Quebeo,| Not to go too deeply into the tech 'C’m On, Folks, and Shake a ‘The Yast drive te on! Leaders of the Salvation Army deanup campaign have only three more days remaining tn which to reach thelr last objective. The big offensive to raise $125,000 for @ home for girls and @ central service bullding for men will fail if Seattio does not make one final ef fort to break thru the lines of lett \arey and apathy. craps’ associations have volunteered N tickets to the benefit dance given by the Gist Division a» ation and the Kiks at Stores, clubs, restaurants and vet-| - me the}! armory on the night of November 6. || More than 1,000 tickets are now on | Foot for’ ROLLER Doughnut Lassies| SKATING Opens Saturday Oct. 30, at 8:15 P. M. CRYSTAL AUDITORIUM Second and Lenora (Formerly Crystal Pool) BAND he raises. Fle expecta to make the 6,000foot parachute jump, | Chairman W. H. Kiepper, leader of the campaign for the Seattle Bike, | announces that volunteer workers | and subscriptions are needed at drive headquarters in the Hoge An nex, ‘The first policewoman in America ts now a deputy sheriff in Maina, ‘Take 1 or ¢ Lessons STEVENS’ F.nouine Teaching If you vetue time ané money Little Cont. Private Hails | cree Day ané Evening. | jare becoming drier MOONSHINING DANGEROUS SMUGGLING PICTURESQUE Of the three, moonshining te the more dangerous, because it amounts to dealing Im bottled poison with the skull and crombopes left off |The smugeling t# the more plotur esque, The Ulegitimate sale of legits mate whisky ts by comparison drab and commonplace, It is possible only by a series of interlocking 4) honesties, by which « crooked revenu |agont combines with @ erooked whole | saler who works thra @ crooked drum gist who sells on the crooked pre sortptions of a crooked doctor. Home \times thems complications are dis carded as unnecessary. Then the |revenooer and the drinker deal to | gether in amity, ‘The importance ef this particular angle of the case te that little by | ttle the supply of bonded Nquor in \the government warehouses is do lereasing. Ultimately the time wil! |come when no more real whisky can | be secured from thie sourca, Then the confirmed drinker, and the other | drinkers who never thought of drink nicalities of the control of the gov ernment bonded whisky, it should be explained that the statutes permit the release of whisky for medicinal purposes only. The theory ts that « barrel of whisky can be traced to its last pint by checking up the pre scriptions on file with the druggist to whom a barrel haa been released. It hag long been known to “reeti fiers” that a barrel of genuine whin ky can be transmuted into many barrela of “whisky” by the tse of various drugs and flavors. Even #0 the real whisky is being released very slowly from the warehouses. It is becoming really difficult to obtain. A friend of mine knows intimately every distiller In a certain neighbor ing stata Yet it wae with the great eat difficulty that he secured a few bottles of whisky at $18 a bottle not jong ago. He could not get so much as @ drink thru the distillers them selves. His supply came thru a rather humorous cheat—it being con ceded that a cheat can be humorous. He knows the revenooere and the fAugers as well as tho distillers, and it was thru a gauger that he found out how to get his liquor, NOT MUCH COMING FROM THIS SOURCE “When the order came @o gange the whisky under bond tn the ware | houses only five days were allowed for the work,” said ha “That was |not enough to a> the job properly. | So De guugers rigeed a crane and |swung ench barrel on the scales. | Mach bonded barrel whould contain 39 gallons, the weight being known.” So the gaugers marked the over weight barrela, and nowadays when an order comes to release « barrel of whisky, they select one of the “overs,” draw off enough whisky to reduce the contents to the proper 39 gallons, and take the surplus as their Profit. The fatt that the intimate of the whisky Industry was only able to get a few bottlos in fairly good evt Gence that not a great deal can be coming from this sourca, The exportation of whisry has been stopped. It has Been discov. ered that most of the exported whis- ky bas been smuggled back into thin country, Nor is a great deal being twisted out of the warehouses now King Does Big Trade as Fruit Merchant LONDON, Oct. George has done « big trade as fruit seller. A Dig demand was made for the king’s grapes from the famous vine at Hampton court palace, Six hun- dreds bunches were disposed of at $1.25 a pound, Mammoth Coffin | rale at most accessible places in the | ony. | De Villiers, “the flying cowboy,” ts making epecdy headway with his plan to raise $5,000 for the army | ———— Young Lady Assistanta 4th and Pike, Main 3021 || Dance tm leading piaces || ° York © drive. De Villiers will leap from a stunting plane a foot for every dollar will be a big day for you if you decide to have those teeth put inte perfect condition, Reduced' Prices Best Gold Crowns --- Regular $15 Set of Teeth Special at Guaranteed Work : Careful Personal Attention FREE EXAMINATION new X-Ray Machine which || we are placing at your dis- posal without charge be- tween the hours men- expert advice without charge. REGAL DENTAL| OFFICES | Dr. L. R Ctarh, Manger Nerthwest Corner Third Aveume and Urien Street | Dingenally Acres the Streas frem the Pesteffing Allendants a8 Lady on Daty Look for Our Big Electric Sign Built for Woman): COLUMBUS, O. Oct 26—A spe tal coffin bad to be built for the bur fal of Mre. Mary D. Ault, 46, who died at & hospital here. Mra. Ault Wha slightly more than five fect tall ANd weighed 350 pounds NowIsthe Season fe or Hay, Fever Asthma and tnflamma- tory conditions of the respiratory tract. 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