The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1922, Page 4

PAGE 4 ‘AX PAYMENTS | Often Heard But Seldom Seen )/f _ COME SLOWLY |— Te Per Cent of Taxes Are Delinquent THE SEATTLE STAR Furs will be arranged. rt Deo. 26.—Taxes due the year 1922 and delinquent be December 1, totaled 13.7 per Of the tota; levy, State Treasur Th Babcook announced today. county, which paid a proportion of poll taxes this ‘ae compared with last, than county tn the state, also &R counties In percentage of paid, having only one-half of cent delinquent, Mr. Babcock * # Ee counties, particularly tn | Washington, had a large Of delinquent taxes, the | aT ae so cemcaoeat taxes | Thousands of Americans have listened to the charming Fad per cent interest after De-| speeches of A, A. Milne as they are projected by actors in bee 1, it behooves those who | his many successful plays, six of which have been playing paid up to get in early, the in various parts of the United States in the past few months. anid. i But photographs of him are rare. Here is his latest—show- MUTED <otireesent tuna. tne | 200 him with wife and daughter in his English country | ment shows that for the entire | house. 79,962.66 was levied, of ch 7,899.10 has been pal, $162,062.56 delinquent, or we re Utility Coats, plaid back, cravenetted, AT per cent; Asotin, 12 per 30 per cent; Chelan, 21 | 17 per cont: Ciark®:| Reader Pans Will H. Hays for Pardoning Roscoe | Columbia, 6 cent; " * ‘ i Be per cont; Domina 38/ Arbuckle—He Would Also Ban Wallace Reid. ; Ferry, 27 per cent, Frank bm at A Owe cent; Garfield, 6 per cent:! Dear Cynthia Grey: As one of the public who attends the t bent, 10 Ge teh Jane |movies, I think I should have something to say like everyone Sper cent; King, 13 per cent;/else in regards to whether Roscoe (“Fatty”) Arbuckle Ap, 22 per cent; Kittitas, 14 per | should be allowed to be seen on the screen again. 4 cf 12 per cent; Lewis, 6 ‘Lincoln, 11 per cent; Mason, and half lined; regularly $45.00; now... regularly $49.75; now...... anikevkdes Fur Trimmed Coats and fine Mannish Coats, choice fur collars; man-tailored Coats; regular $60.00; now............ I say “No”; by all means never let the likes of him be seen again. It is bad enough as itis. Let him, as a degener- ate, turn to some other vocation and impose his hideous hulk of vulturous depravity upon the public and innocent chil- dren to learn the depraved condition that is going on behind Okanogan, 33 per cent; | per cent; Pend Oreille, 12 Pierce, 11 per cent; Saw per cent; Skagit, 19 per 19 per cent; Snoho- per cert; Spokane, 7 per ;|from filmdom. He is none other than Wallace Reid. Who is Will H. Hays to tell the public they have to look at *| dopeheads and vultures in the moving pictures; to put them up as the most foremost people in this country? .| No, Mr. Will H. Hays, keep those people out of the pic- . | tures as well as hundreds of others there. Clean Hollywood and every dopehead degenerate there, then come to the pub- lic and show them that you have done something for the movie world and ask them to judge for themselves, then the public will be with you, but not now. People know the con- ditions now and there has to be a cleaning that will be a i cleaning. Yours for cleaner movies from now on, C. B. P. eee How did La Salle meet his death? n)| Repeated quarrels led to a mutiny Ui in La Sallie's party and La Salle was | A}| treacherously shot from ambush. collars; regularly $85.00; now.......... ship. Excellent coats at $125.00; now. . —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Clearance Sale Suits Tricotine and Twill Cord Tailored Suits, plain and silk embroidered; regularly $85.00; now $25.00. Twill Cord, Tricotine and Velour Suits, plain tailored and fur trimmed; regu- larly $49.75; now $35.00. k pny Marleen, Twill Cord and Tricotine Suits continua —fine tailored garments; regularly beowtttt lI] | $65.00; now $49.75. Three-Piece Fine Suits, fur trimmed; What te the precentage of aloohot|{} | the newest styles and colors; regularly "| in whisky manufactured ynder gov- $95.00; now $65.00. ro ment supervision? gress anh 0 ono hogar All our Finest Exclusive Suits, only one of a kind; plain and fur trimmed; reg- under government supervision te re- quired by law to contain 50 per cent | * ularly $185.00; now $125.00. —Mael |, Second Floor the il ill te 3 Ue is i i: | alcohol. This percentage increases as 4 which ts almost modern. the, whisky ages, the water content eee Proof Is there that the Arctic once warmer than it ts today? Ee ‘mn rocks show that the Arc- . once haf a milder cimate thenj Storm Heading At Epitzbdergen, for instance hore bre Seldentes of eateutive for- for Vancouver cate of oak, beech and other wood-| Storm warnings were ordered din |i land trees charactertistic of the tem-|Pisyed Tuesday morning at all North perate climate, altho there are no| Pacific ports by the weather bureau, trees on that Arctic archaepelago to-\*ft*F reporting a storm of moder. day on account of the cold. sill ga approaching Vancouver eee A moderate to fresh southeast gale, shifting to the southwest, was scheduled by the weather prophets for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The gale will be much lees severe than the last two which struck Vancouver island last week, tt In said. Trial by Jury Is Ordered by Lenine | | | i ut i # A Fr fe | What is the complete poem, “Our lives are songs, God writes the words"? The poem is an anonymous one and appears in “One Hundred Choice Selections,” Number 27, entitled by Phineas Garrett. It is as follows: “Our ves are songs; God writes the words, Widths one to six inches. And we set them to music at pleas- ure, And the song grows glad, or sweet, or sad As we choose to fashion the measure ; fied the Bolshevik officials of South We must write the music, whatever Russia that executions without trial must stop. the song, Whatever its rhyme or meter, And {f it is glad, we may make & aad, INDIANAPOLIS. — Morphine bandits club and seriously injure Herman Fritz, druggint here. Find. ing no morphine, they take $108 in loot. Stationery Reduced Y% to % Price—Boxed Stationery, soiled slight- ly. Decorative Flowers, 1% Price. Genuine leather Photo Albums, large size — $8.50, $5.00. Stationery Folios, $2.50. Quill Pens with shot and bowl, $1.25; reduced to 85c. Ostrich Quill Pens, regu- larly $3.50, reduced to $2.50, Gift Novelties Greatly Reduced. —MacDongall-Southwiok, Street Floor, And i moceet, we may make it moccter.” eee What are the requirements for a dining car steward? The only necessary education for « " dining car steward is experience in land’ d wanahing hotel suppies, crowieage o7|| U@land’s Hea cooking and knowledge of handling clerks. He must be younger than 45 years as the ratlfbads do not employ new handa over 45 years of age. The ratiroad bonds a steward for $1,000, but thie doca not cost the steward anything. low neck, no throughout. ankle length. eee What was the total appropriation for the prohibition enforcement serv- jee for the fiscal year ending June PAINLESS ‘JigetsH The total appropriation for prohiti- 660s BJ | ton enforcement service for the fis- ‘ad a cal year ending June 80, 1928, ts $9,- - 95000, and the total expenditures ‘ which up to the present time including the Toot of the mouth tf amount turned over to the civil serv- two or more sce retirement fund ts $4,879,000. eee — ai $5.00 Is it dangerous to cook tomatoes in i aluminum pann? rhe bow & perfect re-| No, cooking tomatoes in aluminum ad pans ts not poisonous, as many people 10.00 | uspove. Jewelry Novelties Reduced Mesh Bags, silver and green gold finish, in fancy and plain shapes, reduced from $4.50 to theseessseeseesevecees $2.75 French Pearls, heavy wax filled, in Oriental and cream tints... ......,.0neHalf Price Men's Solid Gold Pocket Knives, reduced to,...84.50 Gold-filled Pocket Knives, with Emblems; reduced to $1.00 Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases, men's and women's. Vanity canes, At Big Reductions —MacDougall-Southwick, Street Floor, ; eee $4. 00 | , What ts the origin of the names, tg Anderson and Boggs? t pence ta} Anderson means “son of Andrew” orks 12 euill atrise cong [nd Andrew ts from the Greck, meaning “a brave man,” hence the we guaranteed for 15 yeara,| meaning, “the son of the brave.” Boggs ts « place name, probably de- rived from the residence being near publicans made capital out of the free & the bog or from the Baron “boga,” which means “a bend, a corner,” eee time-honored tradition that he signi- What wey the name of the first| fied his acceptance by kissing the poem that Whittier wrote and which | hand of King George. Healy is 67 ‘was sent by his sister to William | years old and has long been a storm Lioyd Garrison, the editor of the| center in Irish politics, At one time de Fafarei aii perears secretary, he later became name poem was “The|a@ bitter opponent of Parnell, - Batle’s Departure,” and thie poem ‘mend ane Sivas Sols Jactinons ei Jade Cinder Brown Orchid Rose When Timothy Healy accepted | the position of governor general of the Irish Free State, the violent re- your frock. Fine Winter Coats Fur Trimmed and Self Trimmed Coats, al! silk lined, fine materials, choice fur collars; $35 00 2 Coats of high grade materials, Marvella, Gerona, Fashona, etc.; self-trimmed and fur $65 00 e C ° ae ie octeas woumties & ca (hia Gre o fleece tweed; regularly $27.00; now.... “ a Top Coats of the finer materials; silk lined | Fine High Grade Coats, finest materials, the pictures they are looking at. hoice f I) d cuffs. Thes ment $89 75 ere is also another character who should be eliminated paeacboneks ge ord $98.00; now... ° Choice of many very choice Coats, new style ideas, high quality materials and workman- $95.00 } Fur Trimming 3 Off Included are Caracul black and tan, Persian lamb, Beaver, Fitch, Skunk, Nutria, Bear, Chinchilla, Mole, Co- ney, Beaverette, Hudson Seal, Near Seal. COLLARS rhea Coney. —MacDougall Southwick, Street Floor Guced from $1.16 to ..... There are many things you need for the family or the house. We suggest that you make a list and come here and look around. We have more savings to offer than we could adequately advertise. “$19.75 | $29.75 Canton Crepes Flat Crepes Georgette Crepes Matelasse Satin Velvet Taffeta Crinkle Satin Poiret Twill Velour ™| $45.00 Floor Ribbon Novelties VY to 3 Off Slightly soiled and mussed from the holiday selling. Included are Coat Hangers, Lingerie Sets, Powder Bags and Cases, Garters and Hair Bows. —MacDougall-Southwick, Street Floor Blouses and Sweaters Blouses Overblouses of emart style—Russian, Balkan, with band at btp, Saeque effects and jncquette models. Of novelty silks, crepe de chine, matelasee @tu) crepe satin, Beaded, Oriental lace, embroidery and braid. Sizes $4 to 44. Of crepe de chine, novelty s#tiks, matelasse and crepe satin tn etreet shades and bright colora. Sizes 34 to 48, Of printed crepe de chine and fiat crepe, or plain shades of arepe de chine and crepe satin. Banded overblouse and jacquette styles, in wult shades and light ehades. Sweaters, Slip-On Styles Of brush vicuna and mohair tn plain and striped effects. Straight Une and banded-at-hip models; a variety of necklines. Slip-on and Tuxedo Sweaters of worsted and mohair yarna. Slip-on Sweaters, all woot and tn a variety of shades. MacDougall Southwick, Second Floor All Bathrobes 25% off. Odd lot of — Silk and Knit Underwear Reduced Women's heavy fleeced Union Suits, sleeve, ankle length. | Pants; the veets in high and Dutch 95 band finish, with flat lock seams $1 OO | neck. pants in knee and ankle length c Sizen 34 to 44. Re “8 duced from $1.65 to Women's Cotton Vests and Tights; the vests are high and Dutch necks, long And elbow sleeves. ‘The tights are in | G5¢ | ttve bey - to 6 years. Redu Reduced from $1.50 to Sizes are bro! Spanish Lace Tunic Flouncings, $4.50 Two yards and one-quarter of this charming lace in wanted Spanish designs, a slip, a gay corsage or girdle, an hour’s time—and one can have a pretty party frock at about one-third the expenditure of a modiste-made gown, In four distinctive patterns—in the following color range: Cocoa Tile Turquoise Henna Copenhagen Navy Black White Long Beach Apricot Champagne China Blue Our Mrs. Mack—an expert designer and draper—will assist you in arranging Service gratis. —MacDougall- Southwick, Street Floor, This Season’s Dresses Reduced Street Dresses—(Navy, Black, Brown). Afternoon—(Henna, Navy, Black, Brown). Dinner—(Black, Henna). Evening—(Orange, Black, Orchid, Peach, French Blue, Jade, White). Sizes 14 to 46. 25 to 40 Per Cent Discount Clearance of 700 Men’s Cotton Shirts , Sizes 14 to 17% Which have been soiled during Xmas rush—$3.00 values. All at one price, $1.45 each. Printed Madras, Russian Cords, Silk Stripe Madras. Silk Ties, values 75c...... 55¢ | All Xmas Handkerchiefs greatly Silk Ties, values $1.65... .95¢ | reduced. | Children’s Sik and Wool Vests and Children’s Heavy Silk and Wool) Vests and Pants; broken sizes, and $1.45 —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1922. 8 Special charge accommoda- ac '¢ “3 le 7: Purchases” charged tomor- tions for the purchase of v row not billed until Febru- Second Avenue at Pike Annual After-Christmas Clearance Continues in All Departments Tomorrow ary First. Tricotine Beaded Models Embroidered Combinations of high high shades Straightline Models Bouffant Effects Draped Models Fancy Metal Belts and Buckles Braids, Buttons —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor MERE: TAMER Clearance of Fall and Winter Millinery THREE PRICES The Reductions Are 50% and More $5.00 Trim little street hats, gay sports hats, giris’ hats, in large and medium shapes and in all the staple shades as well as the season’s best shades. $10.00 Picture hats, for afternoon teas and dinners; smart tailored hats and tur- bans of velvet and metal combinations. $15.00 The majority in this group are model hats, distinctive in shape and trim- mings. —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor Imported Wool Sox, values $6,080 i254.. ee eT ere 78¢ —MacDougall-Southwick, Street Floor Art Needlework Articles Reduced ° Five Groups Brocaded Silk Vanity Boxes, hatr pin boxes, in blue and rose; boxed novelties as oloth dolls, hangers, flying toys and others ... +-25¢ Sanitas Bib Sets, pin trays, powder boxes, boxed novelties containing tea strainers, ail- ver polishers, ironing wax... wdeeee tteeereeeeeeeerees BOP Candlesticks, perfume bottles, novelty boxes, hair pin boxes, of brocaded silk and trimmed with wold lace ........81.00 Fancy lace trimmed powder boxes, telephone slates, sweet- meat boxes and baskets $2.50 Telephone Screens, baskets, desk sets, waste paper bas- kets, all brocaded silks, dain. tily trimmed.......... Hand-Embroidered Models Some Even Less Than Half Price Included are luncheon sets, centers, scarfs, library scarfs, Pillows, buffet sets, towels, bath towels, gowns, combina- tions and children's dresses. —MacDougull-Southwick, Fifth Floor.