The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 24

FUNERAL FOR |Thomas Lee Seeks EKARLY-COMER Funeral A, Bar mew 2:30 ay afternoon at 8t.| didacy for the Mark's church ming to an-|throo-year term, lat houncement Friday, The aged wom| resides at 5416 44th ave. 8. W Qn was widely known as one of the| - - early pioneers of the Northwest. | Bhe moved to Soattlo from Indiana| MOBILE, tn 1872 and was tho second white | Blalack, ex-o Woman to live on Fidalgo tsland,| vices at $1 Mrs, Bartholomew died at hor Soat-} $14,000 for labor hoe te home, 1556 16th ave, N. Thurs | pr 14 days after hi day, Thomas 1. Lee for Mrs, Cynthia | ne will be held at services: Contral Labor council, filed bis elty o¢ EX-CONVICT SUES Al Jan. values On This Big Special vay 192 Made to Measure by Expert Tailors The serges, tweeds and plain and fancy worsteds that we offer Saturday at $19.50 equal the garments sold by many tailors at twice this price. We are making this low price in order to keep our shop busy during the balance of the month. Don’t miss this chance to save money. Free Service Department We take care of clothes bought from us as long as they last—FREE. f 1201 Third Avenue Corner Seneca, Opposite Telephone Bui Seat in Council and now affiliated with the an sentence had | THE E PRINCIPALS L a Harry F, Sinclair (right), oil magnate, who testified be- High Taxes Drive Money | Out of Business—Mellon |Treasury Official Sharply Criticises Senator | Couzens in Controversy Cor d theorize all but that fact is indisputa the high sur-taxes are drivt out of Dusinens into idleness, | Mellon's letter was the latest In a! INVOL series being exchanged between him | every and Couzens, in which they, two of] sold hia holdings in the Ford Motor |the richest men in the country, @r®| company," Mellon said, “and It was |debating merits of the Mollon taX/cqually well known that before he plan, particularly its provisions for | sold them he got big dividends from llowering surtaxes on big incomes, |them, which accounted for a large Couzens declared this t# a neheme| ooericn of his income tax. |to relieve the very rich of paying | «phe case is really too plain for taxes. | argument,” said Mellon, summing up Mellon says present taxes wld a his arguments against high sur-taxem. ing money into tax-free securities and | "Ai business’ involves rieka, If are hurting business and government | knew that Couzens 0 one Couzens wrote him January 18," In his last letter, Couzens said Mellon had been forced to abandon his position regarding high sur-taxes, | This n dented today. “By some unique process of reason- ing,” he said, “you announce that I have abandoned my propositions that | high qur-taxes are becoming leas pro- ductive of revenue. While in my last letter to you I did not repeat word for word what I sald tn my first— there must be some progress to cor- respondence—still I applied your par ticular case to these same propoal- Neither you he t r any other man, once gained wealth, cares to take on such terms.” the Council May Clear Lake Youngs Tangle A resolution to clear up the Lake Youngs water department tunnel tangle was introduced at the special Council moeoting Thursday. It au thorizes the board of public works to readvertise for bida or accept one of those already submitted and ap- tions and showed how, in your case, | propriates $1,600,000 to finance the | thelr correctness was established. If| work, the money to come from sale | this, to you, be abandonment, then, | of a part of the $6,000,000 water do- |to you, my letterr are vai | partment im nent bond isrue. Couzens tries to answer “the rail-| ~ |roads* need for stock investment by | |the usual political diatribes against Mellon said, sur-taxes “High “simply mean a bonus to municipall- | ties by giving thelr securities an/|old tub, ma'am, 0 I. shouldn't won- sald Mollon,| boat going up or down? Surly Deckhand—Well, she’s an jartificial valuc, This both encour: | der if she was gotn’ down. Then |agos the municipalities to extrava-| again, her bi'lers ain't none too ood |wance and brings into existence In| so ahe might go up—National Maga- this country a large mass of wealth zine of the Hardware Trade. is an ynusl der. For Puritan, remember, yet piquant because it’s a, ¢ CZ plh 0 GC a low moisture content. licious flavor. Sofd in the piece or |sliced in pound and half-pound cartons. “The lastelelis” The Cudahy Packing CoUSA. Makers of Puritan Ham—Bacon—Lard udahy’s Puritan al Bacon N° royal personage, no epicure, can boast a better bacon for tomorrow’s breakfast than you can if you insist on Puritan when you or- is deliciously mild, Rich flavor, however, is not Puritanfs only pride. It is tender young meat, closer trimrned, and has Thus you gin economy too, while you buy Puritan for its unusually de- NEALE WASHINGTON, Jan. Reply: forever unreachable for the support | ing In a sharp letter to & men! zens, Michigan, Seer inced Couzens’ charge Trea M n today ED | | Anxious Old Lady (on river steam- | | boat)—I say, my food man, i#@ bs cae | ~ PACKING D | Rainier SEATTLE STAR EAL 0,000 Purchases FOR $75 Corp. Barton & Co. Holdings Tho entire meat packing business rton & Co, Is 4 ap ar poration, involving proximately $7 », it wae uneed Friday by G. 1, ©. dent of the Rainier corpo |The new company r ver the plant ot the ng & Malting Co MHE ex and’ Work. of remod ae Mis Se sce Bites cone arewsite Loe IC iw t aize under his direction its sroducte fare widety, Known 'as| Firet of al WwW" brand. the Pacific Northwest “first aid.” will seo @ greater industrial de Everett B velopment than it has ever seen befor Barton declared "It fore the senate committee investigating the Tea Pot Dome oil deal. nator Kendrick, member of the committee, ts |>* shown next to Sinclair, The oil magnate is now in Europe | | convert ha ] | business loses, tho government | revenues. |whares notat all inthelosses, If bust. | MELLON DENIES | nese ts successful, the government COUZENS' CHARGE takes more than half the gain. Wh: - er today was in reply | can tong wi nd thelr demands? } | | er for the Hlouse of Iarmel, was found of our faith in the future of this country that we havo plar ned this big packing: ness." Road house busi indicaxtion ¢ Ponds Lose Transfer Proposal All. docte Commissioners from the smal out of the counties of the state, by @ yoto of 27 removes da will also a tive,” 4 down the proponal te the funds from automo bile licenses to the county road funds at thelr meeting here Thurnday to 10, Preacher Operated Stolen Automobile Rey, R. N. Cadger, itimerant preach. | guilty of having a stolen car in his | possession by a jury in superior court | shi causes: hut whether or not she calls him she giv doctom would advise that anyway. It is his three children and never any sickness, and Mrs. F. B, Kuklenski of Prosser, Wash., always give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin at the first saved them much worry. 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