The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1922, Page 16

——- fHE SEATTLE STAR - Attack Railroad Taxation to Save Thousands for Peoplt EVERETT, Ave meeting of the Sn equalization board next Mon y, the city commissioners of Everett will launch an attack up- on the existing system of taxa tion on railroads and public utili ties, which, it is claimed, annual ly puts an added burden of ap- 220,000 on the small Promise of Aid in Senate Race ei sinwon, snemunn ve avers s yer Ry c ith it hich forme taxpayers of the county, |eance with spirite which forms ee: beeen Seem WO Be Powerful Backing | for| cites ot tne stor a ene * taken up tho fixing of a proper of the roll ener tu. entnans to or Woman Candidate ‘Atherton. et hie Mngiish country Telephone Co., purstant to a de- : “ Boys - andy cision on the telechronometer, Is Offered tate, in honor < Dane 2 the so-called “speech measuring” phone divice, which has aroused bitter opposition here, “The smaii taxpayers of the state iil be vitally interested in thin Movement to force the ratiroads and ther big interests to pay their prop Of share of the taxes,” said Charles A. Turner, city commissione “Not only Everett, put Seattle, Ta Soma, and every other city In Wash tngton, is being forced to bear tax Burdens not rightfully or legally their own Turner has called upon the attor up y of the valuation for tax purposes put upon rajlroad hold thes in Snohomish county by the Bate equalization board, which ts Composed of Gov. Louls F. Hart Btate ‘Treasurer C. 1. Babcock and Auditor C. W. Clausen % | The laughs begin when four of Indorsed by the King County Lm! pin guests find themuelves « eration and the Confer’ nelied by various emergencies to . | euMe dinguisen Mrs. Branson, mother of Iaje | talative ence for Progreanive Political Acth IMra, Donna Baker ts seeking the re, publican nomination as state senator from the 86th senatorial district / Mrs, Baker announces that she te « progressive and a liberal to th rest inp is mort anxious to & spirit message from him, and Richard in bis capacity of atten nth degree and, doos his best to see that liean club and has been active In| conversation. polities since 1913, when ahe went tol pe oyr the state legislature as representa in high feapect and veners ive for women of the state headmaster of the famo' While there she aided in the pas | school and chaplain to King Geo age of many measures, Parent-Teachers’ annociation for | wag HANDBOOK.” M. Bi. Slee: three years, and helped in orm@hizing | yo eman Hendley Publishing “The state law requires an as Hildren, three of whom will enter t es ~ 4 tons of the novice and advar sessment valuation of 58 per cent the university this fall | archent af ihe taiast alestrics) fn of the actual value of the prop: She hax been a resident of Seattle | eee efty for tax purposes, In Snoho- for 20 years. She lives on Queen| «py . COUNTRY BEYOND,” mish county, the tax valuation totals only 41 per cent. In King county it is 47 per cent, and _ Skagh county bears the unjust figure of 35 per cent. Millions of dollars in taxes are stipping from our fingers, And, usual, the small taxpayer must foot the bill, _ Be matter that be already stag- _ gers with his load. | “It is our purpose to force a proper Piaxation of 50 per cent upon all rail if ai public utility property. If “ecessary, we will start mandamus — to do this. — James Oliver Curwood: Cosmopol mS rt Tennent | oak Corporation, “Not far f the rugged and storm whipped the Kaministiqua, yet not #0 GIRLS! LEMONS there lay « paradise Jost in the he paradise ‘a little corner of he | That t the promising manner | which the latest Curwood novel gine. | ‘This story te the longest of BLEACH SKIN WHITE Dé. J. &. Plasvett, director of the Astrophysical Observatory at Victoria, B. C., appears dwarfed alongside the mammo: inch reflector telescope) Saveexe the Juice of two wee with which he recently discovered the “twin suns” The new planet is five Into & bottle containing three) o¢ the writing and the eure and times as large as any other known body, according to the lounces of Orchard White, which @Ny| port handling of the plot show eee — — ~ drug store will supply for & few) Zonutar American author to be Ca ite Hootch adie ~ | eenta, shake well, and you have ®|on the up-grade | tary oF @ blood dinease. It ts none) Cuarter pint of harmless and de| 119 « romance that lifts you f MANCHESTER, Eng. Aug. 18. __CANCER | jot these. liientfal lemon bleach, Massage} the midst of humdrum cares Mrs. Clara Jessie Lamb, ly willow, was arrested for in The moat! dangerous thing about) this sweetly fragrant wtien «tate affairs, and carries you off to a as Id girt with hy cancer is that its onset Is frequent-| ee, May "Ona canis tee the ear-ol each day, Siar aie aveaeael’ a wileak oS aur) DR. KR. H. BISHOP ly painiew. If It were painful from] Pecuty and whiteness ef your skin. . Her lawyer claimed that RJ HERE if needithe first most people would take Famous stage beauties use this over the loss of a pet dog had @ her to lose control of the ma. beaten girl who had faith in o man. And emphatically the stor man’s love for hi nation of a lot} fatal. It is, therefore, the part of] that soft, clear, rosy-white com fled that Mrs. Lamb was drunk of cancer, tated for some time examined *terttate Advertisement. CRET OF A GOOD DISPOSITION practically fatal ‘She will be happy and at pbroadcast thora } are unhappy because they are! aig appendicitin lose its dread; ulnets and nervousness rapidly | appr Bemen. of neglect and ignorance, nine out many letters we are continually! than half of these deatha could be for the dissemt-| warning and lees cases would bel jemon lotion to bleach and bring Several witnesses, however, of information| wisdom for all adults to have wd for also as @ freckle, sunburn, on the subject) sidious sordy that have been irri ]and tan bleach, because it doesn't the magistrate committed her echo Appendicitis speniiesdbeonit tachewse used to be a} A Woman who carefully sfe- dixease, Not un Ge her health benefits her dis- til the fact waa} felitive to ail. 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