The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1922, Page 5

NOVEMBER 80, 1 THURSDAY, THE SEA1 TLE STAR sg 1 1111110100001. NHEHUHRUUUOERAHAL: AMERICAN HOMES BUREAL RICH RED GIVEN MEMBER IC SHE. HOPES TO BE SENATOR . STATE'S PARDON William Bross Lloyd Goes Home for Thanksgiving SPECIAL SALE <= at t GRUNBAUM BROS. We have for CHICAGO, Nov, %0.—Willlam FURNITURE CO, ffiday snd Bom ern The rich radial, with 16 others Kid and Near-Kid eta, a eee eee | ae aot, was pardoned by Gov. Smal! late last night loye . ve! freedot eleht | the Jollet convicts. It took the etate) four years to conv t him of the oe Gov, Sm parton was based on the final dissenting view of Judge “arter of the state supreme rt This opinion held that the Ilinots os ptonage act, under which the convto tlons had been obtained, waa uncon atitutional “Tt was a marked as hy gate, “It w business man Undressed Dolls—with bodies of real kid and imitation kid—“the tion can hardly be distin- ed from the real;” 14 inches ; well stuffed body; eyes that and shut; long, curly hair— only waiting to be dressed. On good reat.” Lloyd re pped thru the prison 1 be good for any tired} sale Friday and Saturday- The millionafre accepted the $10] “gate money” given all departing] convicts with an additional §7 cents Special $ 1.29 for rtation He was me transpo outside the gates by hia wife and secretary, who whisked “They treated me very decent,” land I was treated most of the time like a gentleman.” ev Bmall, in a statement sup- porting his pardon of the radicals, said that the fact their alleged of. fense was committed during wer. time. when “fecling was running high,” was another good reason why they should be released “It is my opinion,” sald the gov lernor, “that It would be unwise to continue tn peace time wartime tac ties as to speech. Special 97¢ Wheelbarrow, large enough for child four years of body of pressed steel; metal wheels, and eeght iron legs; painted in bright colors; very sturdy. Special Friday i NORE 5's 0's a's maiasbaeniccbeacetecas 97c fill a seat in the United States ¢ jand is looking longingly toward a Lucille Cadwallader, Long Beach, Cal., enate, seat in the le gislature, hopes some day to She's only 22 now, but already she’s a full-fledged lawyer, is president of the | Woman's Legal association of the University of California, “The statute upon which this action tn tased, If allowed to stand, ART METAL Boudoir Lamps Special ‘4° legitimate right of any citizen to « press « Geaire for a change tn the government.” Colorado Claims Silver Highway DURANGO, Colo, BY C. ©, LYON WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.—-Full publicity of income tax returns ts one remedy offered by Representa Nov. 30.—Gold- tive James A. Frear, republican, of \» F jen streets may be reserved for Wisconsin, for present “widenpread | are going to do about it Extreme height 15% heaven, but Colorado claims the dis extortion and unconscionable prof-| “The 1921 revenue act contained | > inches; one lamp socket; tinction of having a ativer high-/ jt. section 220, which @uve the secretary | button on standard; six-foot cord with plug; glass panels in the transpar- ent amber colors; finished in the Ardus, Lonhuda and Ivory way. When contractors buflt the| rear ts working on @ bill to be Durango-Silverton highway thru the! o¢fered at the opening of the new heart of one of Colorado's famous! congress, providing for income tax silver mining district, they found! pupiictty. In addition, he ls working that the material in the dump piles on several companion measures, in-| not of abandoned silver mines made an! ciuding there: exoelient surface for the road. They. Reenactment ef the excess could have It for the hauling and! profits tax, to be aasensed retro- | #0 made use of It. notively. Partin coot panne A ngs age A bill to tax undistributed a appreciable amount profits retroactively. | ativer tm Ite native stata + | ILUUAEROUUVOAUEAHEUALEOAUEUAUEUAEAAEUAGUAALOAAL MM UUOUUUCUUAUOGUAUOAELUONUAUOAUOUUAEOAOOOUOS OOOO ¢ Company Gets Fine SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 90, —The Utah Light @ Traction com- | pany was found guilty of operating & one-man street car today and fined $28 in the munictpal court. The case is @ teat of the city ordinance which forbids the operation of street cars unless manned by a motorman and a conductor. The company filed notice Bolshevist Plot Aistributed §1,200,000,000 tn stock | th in India Fails | aivisencs. which will escape individ TEHERAN, Nov. ® Botshevtc | @@! surtazes reaching hundreds of agents attempted to bring about a|Mlllona of dollars. More stock divi | military d’etat in Afghanistan after | @ehds are promised, including United | the Anglo-Afehan treaty was signed, | States Steel, reputed to have half a but their efforts were thwarted by billion dollars surplus to distribute the arrest of many officers involved | : : “ opolies now extort unconscion- able profits.” SIXTH AVE. Sctooen PIKE sod PINE Grunbaum Building rimary Graders Edit Daily Paper CLEVELAND, Nov. 30—Aspiring Journalists are beginning their ca reers earty here. The first grade) at the Bolton school ts iseutng al dally newspaper. A recent issue car | ried the following “streamer? “To- day We Made a Book With a Red Cover.” ‘The printing ts done with a print- ing stamp set. Classroom events comprise the bulk of we may curtall profiteering, reduce | Income tax dodging, now reaching hundreds of millions annually, and cut down the $670,000,000 treneury Gefelt produced by the untimely re- peal of the excess profits tax, last year,” said Frear. “Wall Street has announced that / in the plot. \ MILLINERY | SALE! Buy One Hat at the Sale Price— Get Anether for ONE CENT More! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 350 FINE HATS GROUPED IN FIVE BIG BARGAIN LOTS WHILE THEY LAST ROUNDING UP! ALL FORMER MONTANANS* AND THrIR FRIENDS for Another Montana Dance - TT qn iD TWKE DAILY ZM@ope : #33 VAUDEVILLE" Overt —Popien of ¢ sus | #20 | wo A really wonderful selection 7 + ai Lot in shapes. Sale pales, - 99; *: $9 00 res Ee hes 2 hats for ..... fs sey * 387 | Tittle a ~ [rate Bargains that on big say- ana" Claude and ere Lot ings. Sale aii $4.99; 2 hats sats $5.00 ff Fannie Usher | HOF weaeere es . acl Signor Friscoe Neng Hats of fine quality. a 432 | “Alma Neilson '°'#4 Lot price $7.49; 2 hats for. . $7. 50 ‘a7 | The ¥ News li0ise TWICE DAILY—2130, 8130 A splendid group of bar- gains. Sale price $9.99; 2 hats for .... Lot SI 0.00 Hats of supreme ‘dite and aay. Sale ane $ 50 $12.49; 2 hats for. s Matinees 2:30 Other models greatly reduced. Metallic and Fur-trimmed Hot« Pattern, Picture, CUNN __ Morgan and Gray BYRON BROTHERS Moanalua Sextet Kaufman and Lillian “Leach-Wallin ‘Trio CHERNYNOFF “PANTAGESCOPE And Glenn Gotf at the Orga ~ Genegal Admission: Matinees 25¢ Nights 40c “CECIL Pine Street Between ‘e sna il Third LELAES tion of brought Into the treasury, tea and released surtaxes, according | to eatimates, several hundred million SAFTY 7,0, 11 A. M. Be i PORT ANGELES imiant cay rooms soem <'Would Force Publicity in Income Tax Returns the name taxevading slulcoway “Like tax-free securities, the stock dividend slulceway comes to dodge taxes, now asked by tax evaders what we help» of the treasury or the commissioner of Internal revenue the power to as. | acen @ 25 per cent penalty on accu mulated surpluses every year, where An tmpost would have tn penal needed tn business thin penalty | dollars on the $2,000,000,000 estimat @4 surplus to be distributed, but Seo- UNBAUM-: BRO To increase inheritance taxes | retary Mellon has falled to tmpone and impose a gift tax, any pe The reason given is FURNITURE CO. INC. Runs One-Man Car; A bill “to control profits and | that the surpluses are ‘needed in service, where uncontrotied mon | business.’ Has the secretary or the commissioner asked any of the 33 Standard Oll companies for any re “Among these plane it te ponsfhie| port on business necessities “Waspa,” says a naturalist, “really are quite gentle and make no at. tempt to sting persone who are quiet in thelr movements.” The British government estimates jthat England has spent more than “ : within 20 days, have | $500,000,000 on Mesopotamia since armintice, THE MAN WHO CAME BACK METROPOLITAN Tonight and All Week wieesace A oeacy, ONO AV. WF pn ett an. | NIGHTS: GOc, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 KOLB&DILL All Next Week ont — AARON HOFFMAN'S NEW COMEDY Now ad Then Laughs—Muste—Comedy on the i Act KOLB AND DI JALL ORCHESTRA Saturday Mat.: SEATS NOW SELLING = SAVE MONEY= || 7rave/ by sfeamer TACOMA SPEED- COMFC DAILY VICTORIA, B.C PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS] AND MILL PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS TURSDAY, FRIDAY, 4100 A.M. ‘Telght Only NEAH BAY & Way PORTS ET SOUND NAVIGATION CO COLMAN DOCK Foor M large in and we are i | OY Presents 8 OWN STRAIT POINTS RION ST 9 to 10 brown, rons, pink, mestio Section, a yard ... Plaid = Sitka, mennalines hour, in the Silk partment, & YArd ...e.e0- ‘The Neckwear | Bearfs in a pleasing assortment of colors, Poplins; 200 ynrde, 27 inches wide and in plain colors of ray, red laven der and light and dark blue, Formerly 450 « ya For this bour, in the Do " 29c including taffetas in bright colors, and 36 inches wide, Good for school dresses and trim ming. Special for this De 75¢ Silkol! inches No mail, telephone or Merchandise, and #© Taz RHODES ©. FRIDAY HOUR SALES 10 to 11 Faney aprons. of a yerd Aeotion. anmortment comfort Former Percales In @ good range | riety of 5 wift for *, Formerly For this the Domestio a yerd wide and of patterns = #u yards, right hour t 19c 36 in an i orders taken on Friday Hour Sale to limit quantities is reserved. 11 to 12 Men's Ties; 248 ope 1 to2 Hose of | and in nature! All sizes 1% are in ly for ded in this group. and 36c a pair, For this hour, in Ors pn tor 50e Men's t Four-in- Handa | «ood k, tar Cotton tr qualit and sigt tterns id former each. For this hour tr Or 3 for 50c the Men's De Japanese Crepe; 80 Ins. Face Powder; 35 boxes | wide and in plain colors, | th old formerly for There are 20 different | $1.60 each, and 64 that hades all, Formert were $1.00 each, will be , yard. For tt placed on sale for this 23¢ | wes 69c Department New Wool Scarfs Special—$2.98 Main Floor te offering Woo! | cially priced for Friday selling at $2.98 each 2to3 Women's Silk Hose tn black, white and grey Bizes are 8% to 10, but not each size in every Special for this color or quality hour, pair . lace trimmed, are 44 and 46 only in soft felt and velvet $2.96 and $3.95. Or 2 pairs for $1. Brassleres; 40 of them, made of muslin and in strap shoulder style. Formerly | this hour, in the Corset Department, 160 For this hour, in the Millinery Department, each...... each 59c 35c and Tams of velvet and plush Formerly $1.96 and $2.96; also 60 Sport Hats that sold for $1.95, 75c Trimmed Hats at Big Reductions, Friday «.. «10 +/+ «101+ -$2-95 Stona | For this hour in the Veiling an "$1 “79 | For | Department, 15¢c & Bult .e+00.. . Boys’ Sweater Coats, tn Ribbo twotones and] sport styles and in dark Velling; « good axortment | Girls’ Union Suits of wool | of chenille dotted veiling | #4 cotton mixed, in high | neck, long sleeve, ankle | and fancy mesh patterns in| ooo, gtyle. These are brown, and 600, pieot e to % erly 15¢ to 30¢ a yard. Spe- etal for this hour, B FOE ccccececeeee Corduroy Knickers S pecial—$2.65 Main Floor Rear aS sca ee Royn’ Knickers of good weight corduroy, with large Jouble seat, an ms throughout. Sizes are 7 to 18 to give satisfactory ser vies. 3 to 4 4to5 black, navy, taupe ple. Formerly 360, $60 and $1.00 yard. cream color in sizes 10, 14 and 16 years. Formerly $2.00 a suit. For this hour, in the heather mixtures. Sizes are 20 to 34. Priced special for this hour, in Boys’ Dept Main Floor $1 89 od ribbons from % inches wide. Form 5c Rear, each... OREGON BONUS FRAUD CHARGE PORTLAND, Nov. 30—As @ result of investigations into machinations of law, th comber, The charge ts understood to be that property bought by ex-service men was appraisei at far more than its actual value, with the real estate dealer, the ex-service man and the appraiser all profiting by the deal by a split three ways after the actual price of the farm or home had been deducted. NOVEMBER 30 p.m. to 3 p. m; ception of broadcasts. 3:30 to 4:80 p. m. daily Sunday Friday: Wednesdays, Saturdays, Very prettily tion head and VALUB. hands. Train consists of «pring, coal car, track, Special at 59c Well made, corn and reinforced rows of stitching an alleged ring of real estate men and others, with headquarters in Bend, by which the state of Oregon ts said to have been defrauded out of thou- sands of dollars under the state bonus ntire matter is to come be. fore the federal grand jury in De-| “arming WHAT’S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, KFC—11:15 a. m. to 12 noon; 5:30 p.m; p. m.; silent from 7 p, m. for re- KDZE—10:30 to 11 a. m, and except ; 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays and 8 to 9 p. m. Wednesdays KIR—8 to 9 p. m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays KHQ—1 to 8 p. m. Tuesdays, An exceptional engine 2 coaches and five pieces of Sure to please the little folks. with (No ©, 0, D. 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HUMMER TRAINS ON TRACK Very Special at 98c Regular $1.75 Value strong EXTRA SPECIAL! 4 CANS OF SUNBRITE CLEANSER FOR A pure, natural cleanser that cleans, scours, scrubs and polishes. (Delivered only with other goods) BENJAMIN DOUBLE ELECTRIC LIGHT SOCKETS Very low priced for Friday at 39c Makes one socket do the work of (No Phone Orders—No Deli SALE OF BESTOV — ELECTRIC TOASTE Toasts and Fries— Guaranteed one year, Your choice of 2 styles, square or oblong