The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 20

THE SZ ATTLE STAR 4] CHANCE OF TAX [ They Get Another Taste of Russian Weather HIGH OFFICIALS MAN Is WINNER PASSING HOUSE AREIMPLICATED OVER NATURE S | Professor Urges Passage of Measure Prosecution of several public of. T. LOUIS, Mo, Feb, 16.—-A bat flolais, whose identity te being kept| tle of ars’ standing betwoen seoret, loomed Friday as the result| mature and man at last has n of & confession made by David John | ended—and man has won Taylor, alleged dope ring agent, to| Nature is personified by the Min i OLYMPIA, Fe. 16—"Any Me the right time for Wax” was the deciaration of Prof : Ser Frank Laude of of Washington T nigh ; Fefutation of the s f “ * fax investigation W.. D. Morris, federal narcotic ofti.| simpp! r, churning and gurgling @B income tax was not practi or in its eagerness to leap the hurdie @t the present time. Taylor frankly admitted ef lowes 4 flow forth to lay waste Professor Laube, speaking at the dealt in contraband drugs on ®l1, ine gurrounding country and @pen hearing on th at the wholesale basle and. weep away homes and crops . Thursday ‘ he had been working } in hand A Pion oy oe ype or _— y with certain high officia Me : y rade cell Boal bf Inbal that the only this ecmed wurprined over his arrest and pp ten oo’ pystent Satrae equalize them. hinted that he hud been assured pro: | 7 aati tna: nf tage EEE appropriation committees ection. Aattihe? tha fiver at last bee been have jou that the c ot ‘edera) officials were king his | eae @annot be reduced.” he said The pio ere A tn pat dhdition to prevent the destructive Jogical solution at the present | it his statement Taylor inp! effects of f in all but the most t the tncome tax.” | “Ss anor dolor sha tir gh extreme high water,” aye a r ) Amother hearing on the matter}! hes pate, : ary of the Mi river commission Mill be held next Monday a apeliman, wh at the| y du of the 1922 spring flood DPMP Which time the opvone snap, a ety: | wh began February, bear out D h ital d th a rare s 4 These seven little Russian orphans, who were adopted after the close of the war by Rear) in they pow 1 pag an tte ithe ted ath * loctors, ospitals an: omer P publican ficor leader of Admiral N. A. McCully, U.S. N., and brought to this country, got a real taste of old-time ad abet higher than at any time in emergency calls had to be an- Russian winter weather the other day when the first heavy snow of the year struck Wash- | clared that |1ecorded history, but Lead are id swered first. Yellow Cabs have ngton. Did they enjoy it? Well, rather! pellman and Cohen were ail)‘, mcrae. laren : ; ; — 5 ee ee ‘ee _ — ‘ine an eld & fow of the pri relieved thousands of serious sit- = " vate kinent# gave wa: : A atioi + still : HARTFORD, Conk. Feb, 16-—Be| Twelve ounces of morphine was)” 'y, uations since Seattle became snow- pe eng ony inane IG n Bli Ss Ts No Pro het fore throwing himself in fron of «| found at Taylor's home, 4706 Beach | 0 '¥ ec ee: te the limit. en. D e train an unidentified man removed | drive hw bound, Sunday night. rs cae, Ht bo} % * Pa a Ba Ae a his shoe and placed them carefully| Taylor charged in his conten - . ‘ ; ve at the aide of the track. that the trafti ° BA Gatroduses the bil, claims that Se 1 Wai rol — to such am alarm! Wasea thastomeeshios oie gaaa Bet eel Nn ge Sa troduced the bill, claims tha ; gle ship with Pb sag sigine, got} : etween twenty-five usan Etewernencimies|Official Helps Waitress! y..; the rox Sisen en hn river ea In part Of Arka y ear the san and Mississippl levees are d thirty th d calls for Yel- Body to put it over. Opponents of ee hay cones risdia/el concn tas’ tackitna: pisdidint Haley Berea Er or an irty thousand calls for Ye' re faciare mer ‘erm WASHINGTON, Feb, 16.—Seeking | of the American Medical Association two steamship company anid Aydt peat) rapentlg “| low Cabs had to be refused. ange expert advice on the Iikelfhood of | volunteers consultation. Whom he charged with getting com: 19 to 13 fect high. Banquettes are : r he second hearing on the bill lopen war between Germany and| A week later Mary was back at missions for “keept F mouths) made five to elght feat er than These people in most part realized uuecmmeeretced that the farmers! po. 1 paid @ call on General| her place ta the department restau shut and their byes the levees they reinforce and make | ituati The th ds wh house are almost solidly be | er ar Bie Jrant. ‘Baby was up and about again t ou know any treasury do ‘al Gees seen | our situation. ¢ thousands who Bind the measure. “Hera* 1] And maybe the postmaster general , t tals?” ho was anked Another bugaboo that has benet Dill was on the calendar for thedatet..“te thotean’t have anything he wante fer he replied, “/Pounayed'| , Anciner Nassboe, that has beset asked for Yellow Cabs as a matter reading in the house for] man who can|lunch now, whether it’s on the bill _they call him. He stole 73] tne river is bulld bed higher of convenience generously and eS move wes on foot give me the|of fare or not cans (of opium) one nig’ Jand higher, and that some day the aA night to have it past La yes 2 cee "Do you know a treasury Gepart-| 410. wit) be so far above the leve ood naturedly allowed priority to 7 aoe low-down on just m ffictal named ” ; 6 second hear what ts Ukely to| Hope springs eternal in the breant | e 5) Rane of surrounding | that no arti happen. Asjof Senator Henry F. Ashuret, of] ie pu of the Music Bow Revue, mee ficlally constructed banks can hold the hundreds who needed Yellow American plent-| Prescott, Ariz, that nome day, some “Did he ever make you & propont potentiary at the| way, he will master the art of emok-| 44 tion a Cabs for carrying doctors, nurses, Capt. Edward N. Chisholm, of the | | “Several.” i peace confe-ance | ing a cigar | “Sever i , gincering corps, secretary of the patients, fuel, food, etc. and as America’s | nver since ne! “BRING ON THE | wnat proposition ai ne make | $nrineering corp, secretary of th psd? ; epre | hoolboy | yout” clares that ch thin, appe Me GAE snot , e winewan, PEPPER” “That tf I would atick to him we! rlares that no much thing ls happen: | Ww eet eae aa naling wale Ashurst has would make @ million and he we j c e employe eroic measures ay ae acest Apel pabadd Bele splcy bit from the biggest ake a reputation and go aroun 8 | k arb ‘ sion, he knows | femante to nectt| show bie of years, Bennie [{0') tas France Wi nter to keep all our equipment of forty- the whole layout | re | Krueger’s Famous Orchestra (voy he know you were handling . . ¢ from AtoZ" | mate hie svatern | adden ful Jess Band intron | anes Cars for May Race five cabs serving all the time. Our | I stated my) io e we o uction. Like jrunsw: - - rn in c . Better Cooks | thae chang. x1 nicotin, but] © - | “He dora PARIS, Fob, 16.—France will be men worked eighteen to twenty- Wishes simply. 1 Records, it is a true reproduc Taylor mentioned a Mar Dong, 305! represented by a floet of four Bu Een on ithout rf , rete oat ee Se ee | ptsighs A Weccnaread | Neral bac Picard > have, who, he sald, Is a dope|eatti elght cylinder ract four hours ata stretch. They took oma ows Sax yee pei | stil n idler on a big scale, and Chin Wah,| the annual Memorial Do P 4 . m ary . ¢ dealer in the United States.” vers are maring cars: witt 4 4 Nebel” said Chet Louis Dist in the|thines blew up the other 407 |" seather’ Beex Stators’ lat, ta | Seale in the United Stniec” Mains eitas (aad “eth tee quarters established in near-by fiittering corridors of the Ritz-Carl-| pitey grinned. Deliberately he took singerly holding on the other side. country heems to have some relation ng therm in ; i tem Kitchen which he rules at a re-| oct his slanses and Inidl then on the a clear between to the dope traffic, because Taylor epirstca hotels—then back on the job again. ‘Poted salary of $15,000 a year. desk in front of him. Then he = fingers und ° went into this question briefly and|by four French amateurs, who have | To keep our large fleet of Yellow on 4m response to the question | svuared himeelf in his chair and| Aghurst pay gba yay =pygel accumd an immigration official of! never participated In a big interna a‘ | @hry the highly paid job of hotel chef | irarted to speak ® mixture recelving bribe money. tional oonteat Cabs constantly moving, our serv- ie seldom filled in this country by| «jn hut 1 congratulaed myself | longing and dingust. As the «moke| L born cooks. sy! Pretty soft! wreathed up around his face, he took mental! ice crew worked unflinchingly. American boy he Ike be en-| iy, king slowty, | bis courage tn both hands and tn-| acs IIIS i Dullder. He lke be outdoors | ¢noug! ie Tara | waleas aether pal... ‘rhem: with | FOOD o> 6 ( Oe Four switchboard operators fresh alr. I have no American | ~wpa+ rant isn't « mill man, | Shudder, he cast the weed from him. ic . {a my kitchen. Nossing but| you want «prophet? “"Bn0 uae" he lamented. °1 can't plugged at the boards constantly. Italian, Russian.” Peng do tt One of the consuming ambi @istinguished master of the a Work notea | tons of my life hag been to «moke, | Parente meena |e eer ar tant tithe |e rr go en Tks erat | om the aristocratic palates of the din- | usually waits on him at the reetaur. | hep eh 7 | Sara Tuts tabered me into his! 2+ in the postoffice department | Py tails, Ghathic. day tala ‘cealens Bae Serviceable office. He ts yanaing, where he lunches demo- tues bat f P handsome, soft-spoken. cratically with] wee! 1. “In zis country,” he sighed, "tho | Gepartmental te cae SP ERE Sa | Ghef is just cook—in France he is| eee a ae artist.” " ise. | | “This is what he had to say about a Se ne eae | art. Not only all our machines served Seattle, but also outside machines wherever obtainable were rushed to calls. WwHYestern Auto BANK THE SAVINGS! Your faith in us is the chief reason why we sell more auto ing. ree : he hours are tong, the pay ts| S. Prieto Matt ry?" he asked MI in the beginning, and the air 4 the substitute cored in kitchens. girl who served Our men worked valiantly; our equipment stood up remarkably | i tal flotged: chet. ia aes tires and accessories than any other retail establishment in well under the extraordinary cir- aE years would be to have rare luck. | brag “iter baby's} COroner Holds Post-mortem the world. We would be undeserving of that faith if we did cumstances. Those who asked for chef must be a sort of doctor, si6e Gare to Decide End not give you the best tires and accessories for less money. Yell ‘f Sa i frie ain | bl ee if St ks! Al rt Si ice! G d Goods! ellow Cabs as a matter of con- m nts o ne * <a . . i + 2 pee . i \ Setar, Was the To determine the cause of the) § pnstifea ‘nga mi sib ee mete tid peso be could not obtain He should have a delight in the| answer. |death of Patrolman Ernest Faurt, 5 ¥ ° em wil lad to know tha - covery of new dishes from every Work didn't! 5213 13th ave. N. E., Coroner w.| JO Violet Ray Lens FREE Genuine Champion i inw Cabo i atone: sande try. ht f "Hla mast bo a good ‘supervisor. Work Taove, Bur that |H. Coron held a post-mortem on| Vg A better light X Spark Plugs gency leur Diat commenced the 2 evening when he left the department |the body Thuraday night. He de ». he ordered the chauffeur to drive to|cided that Faust died of natural » Nationally cessfully, known and | study of the cooking art by paying | france for the privilege of work-| Georgetown Hospital. There he in- causes. without the TUBE glare. Nation- A : 44 hours a day for two years/ 4 | ly »pted | With > West used. For ° 3 i |quired for Mary. She wasn’t there, | 4 ally accepted every Western | “ mt of a famous French Hote, {ut the baby was tn ward so-and-2o Hictoay, peat aap . hes 4 for its beauty, | Giant Cord Saturday. | Fords and Ov- ! Extra chains, extra gasoline and famous nc! otel. | joor o! rm when eas : bs; pte a} + thinks Americans know iittle | 1® ™MEHE sre It. Bites bier eisrges ° distinction and erlands. The emergency service work turned the the art of cooking. They use too fresh vegetables—too much d food. | "Prohibition? Ah, zat ts jus fool- ft But zis country will alwaye ‘dry. It is good business. Ze wine pes of California sell much better price, consist- ent with our policy, is only 49c Each q efficiency. gemelies! Johnson’s law re- quirements, Side Pair | Freezeproof for the Radiator $2.00 Size for 95¢ | hasty scrutiny. Then he called thé the home, Laura Faust, 16, tho/| nurse, | : t “Lat me seo this patient's chart,” |Mushter of the policeman, was | he requested jying on the bed, unconscious, She The nurse brought it and started | was taken to the city hospital for! to explain {ts meaning. [treatment and declared that sho! “Never mind,” said Work. “T used } tt lo to cpenction tsdtictiia payoate” had attempted to commit suicid ‘Then he asked for the physician in| bY taking polson. She wag released 3 ER TRADE charge. He introduced himself and|ffom the hospital when | made some suggestions. The doctor | filled to find traces of polson. apparent profit in this crisis to an estimated loss of $1,000—but Yel- low Cabs kept their pledge of serv- ice to Seattle without a single acci- dent. 2 ee et ee He found the baby and gave {t a| Mrs. S. Teller, a neighbor, entered 3°. ‘Klassy Step Plates’ <_ a: ><> We might have turned this loss to a profit by deviation from our regular low rates—but in NO cris { have Yellow Cabs ever taken ad- ° vantage, and they never will. Our { rates of 50 cents for the first mile and 30 cents for each succeeding mile were maintained throughout. The crisis is now over and we are again able to give all patrons our 100% Yellow Cab service. Yellow Cab Main 6500 “The Thinking FAN BELTS Kick plate, barred rubber mat and shoe scraper in one essary accessory special price— $1.65 Each STEWART SPEEDOMETERS WW) S sald they would be adopted at once.| Two canary birds which wore | [4° j E RAISED |dead in the house were killed by "An increase of 40 to 50 cents a day | monoxide gas, according to the cor-| Yo been made in the past 10 days joner, The gas was caused by the c,) Practically all workers in the 1923 Record of two gas heaters which burned the EN hwest lumber industry. The , i joxygen in the alr, but proved in- ment for the increase began in Pedestrians Hit |mufficient to harm Faust or his 4 employer and employe conference a | daughter, ‘Tacoma, February 3, and followed b Automobiles The girl was unable to shed any | 9) similar conferences in other 'y light on the case Friday. She said| Yo orthwest cities. jthat she had just come from’ a » : | /A commendable feature of the in- 1 pp eos Haller, 64, of 720 | Valentine dance and found her Ey Your fan belt may go . Pala thaaya It bye no pent a , le ave, 8., was painfully | father saat ea ee Hy Eliminate ignition and ]at any moment. Be shortage or threat of strikes,|injured during the snowstorm of ce. FF vife and son a ORS Ps repar a ‘was the result of the improve-| Wednesday when an auto driven by|dled some years ago. Tho girl in| Ye starting trouble. Guaran prepared Bey carry ai in the lumber market and a|H. S. Wintermute, 419 13th ave, 8.,|/the only surviving member of the » teed one year; $3.35. extra one, 3elts for al pirit of representative employers | struck him near Kighth ave. $. and|family. Funeral arrangements for eo cars ranging in price pad employes to co-operate to their] Jackson st. Haller was walking in| Faust had not been arranged Fri- ‘© from ; the street, owing to the snow. |day. x TOP RE-COVERS 10c and Up s Sct. ee, . 4 } Clean Your Bowels! End Sick Headache, Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Colds, Bad Breath Clean your liver and bowels! The new type warns when to oil and gre the important par You need one. Price $12.30 A new roof at a small cost. Outfits furnished complete ready to slip over the old frame, For Many Cars, $5.45 Up Supply Co. 65 STORES IN THE WEST EAT IE ITI IT IOIT ASAT ISIE ACI AWG AC AG: Ss re ee ee ars Sas aoa be no bowel poison to cause colds, sick head- Enjoy the nicest, gentlest bowel cleansing | ache, dizziness, biliousness or sour stomach Ayre Me: Cpe UREN ¢/ Bei hsi Batantays Ieeorett You ever experienced by taking one or two| when you wake up in the morning. More Downtown Store Auto Row Stare ait i ll W C. ll candy-like Cascarets tonight. 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