The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1922, Page 12

i a Maa > tad wait 5 os sae Pitts range ROMO a ae a SE a ake eee tos eotee sone First THE SEATTLE STAR ) LETS CUT While Memory Is Still Fresh Cym@hhia Girey: ti THREE | i: STATE TAX We Take Off Our Hat to— The Story of a Selfish Wife Who Took Eve rything) «ig cists thie Sa. ; , , © , ] and Offered Nothing in Return—Now She Would Slayer Granted Two ther’ a ‘on urday or Monda q | Rob Her Baby of [ts Father’s Love and Protection.| y ay Weeks for Pleading i T0 ] PCT BY CYNTHIA GREY With + tam ‘ rT con ae ” ‘ yecause of human inability 7 “ tor re rants ° Tragedy invades many homes beca atte " » conside ry but the personal side of heart problem Take, a ited Deane ort HI oriee il the volbwiag latter, for instance, from a worthy man-—yel tax ¢ for 1 t of Frid 5 ; tnd aoe Former Congressman Says he isa heartbroken, lonely father and husband munteipal in expected to be| all, The murder charge seam It Can Be Done in Dear Miss Grey: A : have & very arte) trouble thas hes iva, Mary 1 ‘ine . } arred my happiness, woul Ke You kind advice, fo 1 < fur 1 th 1 t "It te ait now he people have been many—so perhaps you can say something that will og oe h ! 1 u of Wash 8 per cent help me. been married four years. We have a| te © t ie poe » iia ‘og chat yo “goa aes: My wife and I have been ma yea F F third of what you pay now is sheer waste, unnecessary, pure extrava: | Bance; and anot third is easity | Savered by taxable property now es | eaping taxation, You can cut you Max DI from $1.80 to 60 cents You Want to,” said Frank 8 former congressman, of Iilino JWR address on “The Foo! Tx At Convocation at Washington State | sweet little baby girl and before baby came to us my wife was) + id loving companion, But during) of the able. My wife has) partments who haa for the munick }an ideal mate and a kind this last two years my life has been mise treated me with contempt, neglecting our home fo what she ‘calls a good time at dances and parties—always preferring other people's company to mine - AMUSEMENTS | wax MOORE =: amon? PULPI “THRIFT PROGRA ver “Share With Others” Day AL WOHLMAN y to Be Observed : Bae FIVE AVALONS : KRASSO LYDELL & MACY in “Old Cr ee. ad : her a Ht is Regan's special business to! Edward D. Mather, because Harold S. Noice, Seattle|ana w ad ee cncty earenione ax, od {he thought nothing of his own) Henry R. King, busy Seat-| high school boy, because he ; TH where it belongs by digging out | life when those of his baby tle business man, because he | pad nerve enougn to go to the lions of dollars’ worth of un jand his invalid wife were|is never too busy to take hold | pegene of Vilhjalmar Stefann Property escaping the tax| threatened by flames at 419 of civic enterprises and put son, the explorer, in the Far or, ovr |Fifth ave. Mather entered}them over. Right now he’s Northern seas close to the pole|, $40,000,000 the burning home, tossed the giving his time to educating | iinen he might have remained |; Ek ghort time-ugo he took 14 days|Child from the second story;Seattle folks in ways Of comfortably at home by the't left in Tockford, 1i., and dug out, tito the arms of a man in the thrift. In other words, he’s) ¢irecide, i $40,000,000 of tixadle property that! street below, then carried out | the head and leader of Thrift Orphaum Crrcui 25> VAUDEVILLE: William | Cameron Gaxton Sisters Rhythm &t Thursday f each week, Please other times as It with her teres Proto by Pr not paying a cent. Another! Ais wife, ‘Week. | " Rime he put in five weeks in Chicago ‘ ¥ some real estate men who were taxation, on the rolls as was| e Peed eathomet gy there x But e eee on to Prosperity eS Cg BE ye continued, “1 croased| hic tee grenrete ot. |: asa whole [Organization May Emerge! 1 rave no ones . ‘ I Suntai raiiroad decisions, un | From Agricultural Meet | psopie nave in ave., with the high-po doctrine of sharing with be r she missed something, She has missed what she 4 had she ever con band's ‘side of the married any other man usband married any other “People of Seattle today who city of Seattle as a w onegiae in the world to} are b Y the future are just as much ple | aig neers, of just as much courage, | fair pu cats going both ways and was safe t cop held *up his eer pioneers of the early oad with nY JAMES T. KOLEERT - ord ane is mae ey. T b t t ? . WARBIIING N, Jan. nut ve hr ‘ 5 Beets: with those 23 game warden This wag the statement made by| Oy ve hap “ aye pottlegger it chance would a jack | im Chicago!" As to * he spoke of a capi ’ $47 janitors where they dis 300, “and the spittoons never | ¢ fo bright as® they did next . b wernor H $11,000 F Ih state fi t ended tl LOLW*> PALACE H " Ge ing" woh Ga t needs ts dyes “We men simply must do some t ably about all this waste and un hie ‘eink iain: tile over property. for the women have gst Sad, pe - mething to say now In politics, and ——_——— ‘we don’t get to work we will find o LL on at hom washing the Fr ‘3 If styles treme, ¥ That the “fool taxpayer” made (th agree Carnegie’s fortune for him /the re ‘One allegation Regan made. sup it with illustrations of the| AMUSING, AIDDIES! “i: “WIGGLY DOG” 1S LDT’s COF Adverti Rich Liberty. chased | ds from : z= ka, sok 4 ad them EITHER OF THESE FOR JUST A FEW INSTRUCTIVE MINUTES TOYS GIVEN OF YOUR TIME THE AEROPLAY In fact Copyright Construction Blocks THIS He tel Tf Henr i it aff Millio frozen ¢ ity of | theyll | fleet? thy puncil. nce U tt inte puncil ¥ TO EVERY BOY OR GIRL WHO os FR / SECURES ONLY TWO NEW sah m SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE STAR a “Dh Doge t into After ir of s Own Cement Blo s | A Box of Joy for Girl or Boy H The Boy Mak aa at th he boot I UDED in this wonder set is a complete supply of Cement and Moulds. 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