The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 8

FAILS ON BIG AIMS Recesses With Tariff and, Revenue Bills Are Still Unsettled BY HARRY HUNT WASHINGTON, Aug 1 In the meantime businesses and | individuals must remain in the dark as to the extent of federal taxation on this year's mes and profits MINOR BIL ARE ENACTED While these major measures been dragging along in Rearly three-score minor cluding eight of general importa have been enacted and have be law. The most important of these were 1. A joint resolution formally ter minating the state of war with Ger Many and Austria 2. An act creating a national bud. get system and providing an inde pendent audit of government ac | counts, 3. An act limiting immigration 4. The Sweet bill, consolidating under one head all agencies of as} sistance and relief for ex-service| men. j 5. The navy appropriation bill, In cluding an amendment by Senator Borah, authorizing the calling of a} conference on the limitation of ar-| maments. | 6. The army appropriation bill, re ducing the enlisted strength of the army to 150.000 | 8. A bill regulating the landing of submarine cables and requiring federal permits therefor. | Bills to regulate dealing in grain futures and to supplement the Vo! Stead prohibition enforcement act have been passed by both houses in different form, and are now in con-| ference | A bonus bill for the relief of ex-| service men, which was sweeping toward passage, was blocked by the direct interference of President Hart Ing, who declared {ts passage “would Wreck the government's whole finan. cial program. The maternity bill, behind which | organized women have stood almost! Unanimously, has never gotten out | of the house committee. STOLEN SWEETS | APPEAL TO. COW Owner Decides It Best to! Pay for Property” BOSTON, Aug. 26.—The cow of David M. Wood of Wakefield, believ. ing stolen sweets the most tooth some, pushed hier head thru’a neigh bor’s fence and ate three large heads of cabbage from the neighbor’s gar. | den Wood was brought into the Malden | court charged with technical trespass | because of the conduct of his cow William Shirley, the neighbor. said} he asked Wood to pay for the three cabbages and that Wood told him to * forget it. When asked by the judge whether he was wiling to pay Shir ley the price of the three cabbages, | Wood said he was. The case was placed on file. An Evanston, IH., man recently won a baking competition from 45 women at a county fair. ——$$$—$—$—$— | de Mrs. Eamonn wife of the president of the| Trish republic, has a forceful but modest personality and\ has kept herself in the back- Valera, ground. She is of the blond| Trish type. Like her husband, she is a\ a teacher by profession, and previous to her marriage was, on the staff of a school in| Dublin and an active worker in the movement to revive the Trish language. ' 1 CONGRESS ! Boy ‘Enigma’ Is [ORNS ENDED ~~ Involved in a New Murder ae Top, Freda Burnell, and (bottom) Florence Little, murder victiyis, and (center) Harold Jones, acquitted of one murder and arrested in connection with the second. ‘, Aug. 26.—Harold Jones, id errand boy, is either an archfiend or the persecuted victim of a secret society British crime experts are trying. with little result, to ascertain which | Seventeen days after the boy was acquitted of attacking and murder- ing S-yearold Freda Burnell, he was locked up in connection with the murder of 11-year-old Florence Lit- the, The body of the Little girl waa found: concealed in the attic of the Jon@s home, in @ little Welsh vil- lage of Abertillery, Freda's body was found tn a lonely lane six months ago. She had been sent to the store in which the Jones boy worked as errand boy.| Police charged he killed her in a shed back of the store, and carried her body to the lane. All through his trial, the boy denied his guilt with the utmost calm, and watched) Proceedings with apparent uncon- corn, Shortly after he had been ac quitted, the Little girl was playing; on the etreet wit) Florrie Jones, ! Harold's smaller sister. Her father! was watching the play, He stepped into the house for tobacco and when he returned, found that his| daughter had disappeared. A search was organized, both Harold Jones and his father joining it. The boy suggested that blood hounds be used in the hunt MMMM OMIT MMMM LL MOD ID UM TO ODM TMM MMT After a night of searching. police! decided to search every house in Abertillery. In the attio of the Jones home the body of the Little girl was found, with a gash in the! throat and the head cut as with a blunt instrument Threats of violence were made against Harola, and police rushed him to jail in another part of the! county One angie of the cane that puz-! ules experts is this Five days after Jones’ acquittal on the first charge, he received an unsigned letter with a London post- mark maining a sketch of a heart and dagger and the words Beware, Vengeance.” Also the man name word “Vehmgericht,” the of a famous secret tribunal of Westphalia, Germany. A JOINT LECTURE will be given at Cornish School Friday night by writers of drama .and verse, Mra Mary Aldis and Arthur Davidson Ficke BY A TOUCH Pain Stopped Instantly— Corns Re- moved Quickly and Gently This is the scientific way, the nodern way to end corns. A fa- |S nous expert evolved it. A world-|SS famed laboratory produces and suarantees it. With millions it has displaced old nethods, harsh and crude. It is Blue-jay—the liquid or the plaster. Either is applied by a touch, The pain stops at once, and | soon the whole corn loosens and omes out. Thus any corn, old or new, can be ended at your will, No joyful hour need ever be spoiled in this way. Prove this tonight. Get Blue-jay at the drug-store. Bid all corns a lasting farewell. | Liquid or Plaster Blue-jay Stops Pain Instantly Ende Corns Quickly GQULULTUEAUAUUVEAEGEAUUOEAEUGEUDUGGUERAU A [- ‘Take 1 or ¢ Lessons STEVENS’ 4% dy Asnistante, ke. Young 4th and ¥ Mato 2015 | Dances leading places | of New York City. Member Teachers Agwa, 2 fHE SEATTLE A STAR MT LL QUOANUNUSONNUE00NE0000000000 G00 HUAN AUAAUATE AAA FRIDAY, AUGI —————————————— —"..CL..LlC—L— OE GREAT SALE IS NOW ON: GIGANTIC PURCHASE of six thousand yards of superior fabrics from the world’s best woolen mills now brings to men of the Pacific Northwest a most extraordinary tailoring opportunity. This- huge purchase, added to our already large stock, makes a total of 9,300 yards — valued at more than $50,000.00 — enough material to make Included in this magnificent showing are the following: Unfinished Worsteds and Medium Weights . + in Stripes, Checks, Overpiaida de yards yards yards yards yards * acks in Stripes na in Stripes, Checks yards yards 2 in Stripes, Checks teavy Weights in Plaine and Vancies All Shades Heavy and Medium W Mixtures in Plaine and Ch Special Fancy Hues in All or and Invisible Sttipes Shepherd Club) Ch yards yards Checks ke yards Herringbone ards 7 Bhadca Tweeds, Homespuns Heavy and Medium Weights 230 yards Bannockburns io Grays, Browns * 120 ne ato i and Hopsacks in Browns and Miz- ture yards Genuine Heather Clothe In Ch ke and Pisids. All Colors, eather 10 Milla Co, Tweedes in . otch Tweeds ye aod Herring- bone Stripes Imported and Domestic Overcoatings yards Extra Heavy Grays yards Heavy and Medium Weight Fieses Overcoatings In Drowns, Homespuns h Tweeda in All Shades yards G Herringbones in al! Welghts and Shades; Plain and ke yards iray Overcoatings In all Weights, suitable for both Busi- nese and Dress Overcoate Overcoatings in and Weights Whipeord Overcoatings Special Kaincoats b yards yards yards yards & Shades, for Overcoats and Top Hard-Finished Worsteds yards Plain Hard-Finished Gr yards F * inished Blues nished Blues in 4 Plain Hard Fancy 1 Stripes, Checks and F Plain Hard-Finiahed ney Hard-Finished yards yards yards 2 yards F Stripes and Chee Extra Banker y, All Shades Extra Bank ray, All Shades Medium I ws Gray, All Shades Medium and Whipeords in Grays Heaxy Drown and Blue French 5 yards yards 2 yards Meavy Weight Dark and Light yards yards Backs in Stripes and Ch Clay and D Heavy and Medium Weight Her ringbone Patterns Serges Special Purchase of Over 2,000 Yards, ed yards yards Medium We bone Patterns Heavy Weight Basket Weave Blues Medium Welght Basket Weave Blues Flannels in Plain Blues, Browns, Blacks and Whites in Fancy Klues, Browna, Blacks, with Stripes Cheviots Plain Heavy Weight Blues Heavy Weight Blues in Stripes and Checks Plain Heavy Weight Browns Heavy Weight Browns in Stripes and Checks Heavy Weight Brown Mixtures 42 yards 33 yards 123 yards 42 yards 42 yards 57 yards 93 yards Imported Made-up Overcoats We are the exclusive agents for well-known “RIMASOP” line of Overe or Coats for both Ladies and - Made by Rimell & Allsop of Lon- ‘a se Overcoats are made »rted Tweeds and Over- coatings In many shades, Made-up Overcoats Tailored in Our Own Shop We have large numbe tailored f ported Fleeces, Twe Whipoor tle’ Hatr Cloth and Worsteds, in all colors and styles, both heavy and medium woights. _,up— Going at $65 to $85 Values Conne Men's physiques differ as much #9 their faces, 3,000 SUITS and OVERCOATS Now on Sale at Startling Reductions, as Follows: $55 $85 to $150 Values Geing at .0O All superbly tailored with the highest grade workmanship known to the tailoring art—and the production of each garment personally supervised by Stone Bros. in their own daylight Sec- ond Avenue establishment. The best clothing knowledge acquired in our 20 years’ experience will find expression in every garment produced during this sale. A Sale Without Parallel tat ed dl ECOND AT The extent to which we have prepared for this sale is truly remarkable. We know of no other 2stablishment in the West so thoroughly equipped with the finer fabrics. pattern, every style, that can possibly be required is here provided. And the prices are just as low as those paid for just ordinary garments.¢ It 1s indeed a signal example of money saving. Doors Opened at 9 o’Clock This Morning Best Choice Goes to the Early Customers Every weave, every ON STONE BROTHERS’ DAYLIGHT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Upon this simple fact we have built in the entire West, Every garment we sell is created \o serve the actual requirement of a certain individual. up one of the foremost tailoring businesses All are designed for those with a fine sense of appreciation, —_—_—_—_——— eee ee = Y ’ 0 A ST 26, 1927, wT 1 SAT AST TE NAR BRON A IR ES C= eo ° S=SEZERF BSaysas wee