The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 2

PAGE 2 FASCISM PLANS How the 40-Mill Bill 10 EXPAND ~—- Proposes to Cut Taxes Sen oni Proce It’s Another Attempt to Do What Men Have Been Trying for Years This of articles by Mr. | tem of taxat ; expla in simple Iam | to pa ar _ guage the various initiative and — referendum: measures now before It made the people of Washington ‘ 1 this direct n wit tm oe 2 demonstrat BY 4. KR. JUSTICE ‘ Pet BERLIN 6 | olism ts pt northward varia, until nque to ‘ Fditor’s Not is the see noney m it : ond of w serie succeeded dato por while f shows, anc “got away wit tends to v its publi Inch out different Germ AY 4 States. The Ge argely rowdy! brand ts the outpouring of a mistaken and misled 4 pe oo that the assessed t defeated t 1 50 per cent of the ted 0 again a empire @ taxed. follo soldier On t v | PLATES proof that the Psalm y remarked that oll ty na day st oF principal ¢ ued, 6 nd ever NAS! te pay inter non war D about it? rants alrea outs . Or any county, school district OFFERED 10 ru BLIC town or city may levy @ tax at any , taxer says put It all) rate by a special election at which mn real estate, We can locate that! tnreesitths of the voters voting and it can't get away. But thei ravor it. The time and fnanner of $ 0 oid, 30 $15 hagve ftaxer got © oer Others! cating such election are apecified said put it on capital and incomes.| ‘There afe no further provisions in es Poll reitanie | Well. we did raise @ good bit of] (he measure. If the men who spend money after the war on that plain, jthe tax money do not have sufficient but it bas also raised adarger crop) they will have to provide ways and sive you a || of complaints, Besides, we are fast! means of rnising It falling imto the class that Kins) 4¢ ix generally understood that thts) David referred to, Another system) would be done by an occupational Remember this—this office been tm one location for ‘That’ tty good. proot that has been advocated is to put! tay law the burden on industries and cccu-|a jot of doctors, lawyers, dentists. ations. And now and then some| real estate dealers and many other islator has offered the heavy end! professions and vocations that do bachelors of the community.|not pay any great ‘Tre _men who spend our taX) taxes, This would seem to be a good =|POSLAN IS A eytey. Ma ybeYou, Too, ~ CONCENTRATED | | Think This Is SKIN HEALER It ts agreed that there are will pallsty and please you Boston Dental Oflices we srasp wet Test Or 7m™2 28 Years in One Location NTRATED | door tieking| Before I could say a 4’ word, the man spoke up. “Is this the place that’s “jhad all that bunk in out having it hurt?’ he demanded lof me. | “Yes, sir,” I said to| you're in the right | u wish to have your | this man, lace Do eeth fixed “Lord Harry, jexclaimed, “but my wife here | does.” 7‘ Well, I examined her! teeth and found she needed |some bridgework, and also needed to have the nerve removed from an upper front tooth and a porce lain crown put on Kitchen | for You | Canning season need not vertisement that it said you Eldise tian Have You Indigestion, can do. this work without having Mean hotdaysinasteamy | Gas jit hurt,” she said to me. icben. TheRELIABLE, | O*# °F Stomach Trouble? |" ‘ir th at doesn’t | Seattle, Wash—‘We use {Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for the does | stomach and liver, and find them| ‘6 2 lexcellent. They overcome constipa- If you feel the slight {tion, aid digestion, liven up the liver | est touch of pain while in when {t become sluggish or inactive,| our chair, I want you to get right “Angliron” Gas Range with the celebrated OVEN HEAT REGULATOR and relieve a sour or ‘gaasy’ condi-|up and go out. I won't ever ask Iiion of the stomach. There {elit |you to come back, nor even to etop makescanning easy,quick, | t!e danger of one’s system becoming | to pay us a cent!” |clogged with Impurities if the Pleas- | lant Pellets are taken. They do their | > work well and without distress or}having the nerve removed. jstiping. If taken as directed, they|As I was going to lunch I {ntro- jseem to keep the system in perfect |duced her to one of my associate j order."—Mrs. M. J. Clay,|dentists, who, using my system, 707 N. 76th St. |did the work for her Obtain Dr. Plerce’s Pleasant Pel- | ;. ‘. lets from your druggist. Write Dr. This couple were just Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel, in Buffalo, leaving the office as I came N. Y.. for free medical advice.—Ad-| back, so I asked her: vertisement. “Did it hurt you any?” “IT was so agreeably rag tear ” she laughed. cool and safe. Pack jars and place them in this oven to sterilize by exact temperature and you can sure of every jar— color, form, and even the flavor of the fresh fruit. A ee mceretee FOR BURNING ECZEMA So she decided to try with Lorain Car! jo Regulator means a cooler kitchen for you. With this sie equipment, @ didn't hurt a bit! I've Whole Meal may be hed im the . Vyasa Mappalntnent to come back even fo far beurts omatteaded. ‘Aad |Apply Zemo, the Antisep-| ana have my bridgework done toe you'll heve no baking failures, but perfect resis every tar shad jtic Liquid—Easy to Use|morrow. Let us show you these wonderful | Gas Roanges Seattle Lighting THE GAS COMPANY 1308 Fourth Ave. From any druggist for or/any dental work, $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of/the pain you think |Zemo. When applied as directed it|you, como up and see us. leffectively removes Eczema, quickly | qr ss \stops itching, and heals skin trou- eres: as low as \btes, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and) Extractions Chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and|Crowns, gold or |soothes. Zemo is a clean, depend-| Jain jable and inexpensi antiseptic MA I-6767 /iiquid. Try it, as w it will cause porce- $4.00 -|Artificial Teeth, full set i ave ev Co wepse or lower, as ae a . |seextema' Otnttaen ys boocmsadvent|(Gemimen Sees titer tts me End Those = #52" " OHIO DENTISTS ling you have ever tse 207 University Corner Second Ave. DENTIST Mz-President Michigan Dental Gas Attacks! «q17"F9R ACHING, Don’t suffer another day from the dle- La | trensing effects of wes in your stomach | stuffy fecling, Arowsiness after eating, heartburn, dizzy apes, headaches, ner. | Youuness, or other symptoms of excensive| gan. | Good-by ro nd det burning feet, | Step into any first-class drug store| swollen sweaty feet, smelling| and ask for a package of Bopa Tab-| feet, tired fect. | lets, Toke before and after meals, and| Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions | so what © wonderful difference they|and raw spots, No more shoe tight make, You'll know right away that you| ness, no more Imping with pain or found oxactly what you need to drawing up your face in ngony, er end those awful gas attacks, ts magical, acts right oft, | DR. WO er will you be bothered with day ia” draws out all the polsonous| patara ftamedien painw in the heart region, due] ¢ Udations which putt up the feet.| by You will be able to eat what! 1 und forget your foot mis without fear of suffering afters} ery, Ah! how comfortable your feet f A fow centy buy a box of| Hove Ges Tablets aro suarantead to be| * now at any drug or dspart-| aveobately harmlens, plewvant to take, | store, 't 9 Sia ates (rote Olgéctiobadie odor tore. Don't suffer, Have good alad feet, fect that never swell, r hurt, never get tired. A your's foot comfort gunrantoed or money | Nefunded.—Advertivement. cum wots liberal Dackaye for ell Di Advortine amount of tho} Just as I was starting} a lunch the other day an} elderly welldressed = man, accom: | n't know be- | panted by a woman, came inthe the} newspapers about fixing teeth with-| no!” he} “T noticed in your ad-| Dr.|mean that it won't hurt at| If you have need for'| but dread| =| foot at the other THE Stk ATTLE STAR ‘9 Se Ta meg okt OF4-2. = a ae Stwrad ww = ae a To Dan Landon Dear I Ne the Puget pI & Light ¢ pa it 4 car hat t back of your office. Toug t t * tthe? sh HIEY BEATTLI To Roy Olmsted, King of the Bootleggers gti t 111 i I TL Toa Motorcyclist ur € it seems to me th u rather exceeded your privi leges CHIEY SRATTLE. To Teachers of T. T. Minor School f yo will 4 word to your nung charge nae Bi teullug shrubs and picking flowers from people ten f The other da 1 waw four « ive youngsters from the Min hool strip a beautiful tree on a residence lawn of all its b Probably they didn't stop to think. And a little reminder would make | them the wee behaved kiddies they generally are CHIEV SEATTLE. To the American Globe Flyers Dear ng Intrepid Lads: The world acclaims your fearless and brainy flight. You are now nearly one-half way around the world With @ bit of luck you should make the trip nafely—t Magellans of the Air! Keep up the good work! CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Seattle Baseball Team | Boys. Seattle is strong for you in our race | brand of ball you have dished up the past me to death. Here's hoping you continue to swat the pill! CINEF SEATTLE To Seattle Ministers Reverend Sirs: I notice that this year it {8 you members clerical gentry who open Seattle's safety week with special Sunday, The old idea of the restriction of themes for pulpit has been radically changed and I for one am glad to see you take up these matters which are most closely related to the lives of the public CHIER SEATTLE To the Moonshiners Unwelcome Gentr ‘The shoot be greatly deplored he general p tripe operating In deft us much. The safest « of one of your number will net There too many of your and a few lean wi worry kere is not to violate the Jew. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Hijacker-Policemen Sirs: You men are little leas than traitors to your government and society aw, you go into the country to break it and the This form ont crime. May To the Storm t Old I | big rain we at fornia hesitation nted to come, y ' | buckled thru our m « ur way and left clearing nd you. Now you take a week to make up your mind, ¢ to change tt } again. CHIEF CATTLE To Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas and Deputy Prose- | cutor Howard A. Hanson Dear Sire: Your splendid pleco of legal work in the street railway tax sult entitled you to recogni reciation of the people of Seattle. Unfortunately, app ut all you will get out of it as your salaries don’t depend on tho Its you get in your work. A fair fee, were you handling the case for a private corporation, would entitle you to at least $100,000. CHIEF SEATTLE. To William Levi, Deputy County Clerk Dear Bill: It gives me a pleasant feeling every time I enter the | clerk's office and see i jovial, rotund face. Long may it beam. CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Dick; The papers didn't tell much about the signal honor your comrades in the late war paid you last week. I mean by clect- ing you state commander of the Disabled Veterans of the World War. Congratulations. Your election is a well-earned tribute to you and a compliment to Seattle CHIEF Sunday Was “Duck Day” *% Ever Try This St BY JIM MARSHALL In about an T seemed perfectly simple to us|turned up alono, and why the man in the Firat |The child was discovered by a search ve, poultry store made such a fuss |Party, with blisters on hour the duckling | He said: “What I mean is: What do you want to do with the duck?” Wo said: “Woll, we want it for sort of picnic companion, if you get our meaning.” He said something that one can't cess, but it didn’t daunt Rupert. He kept on trying: Finally ho got his beak stuck in the soft lawn. jwas quite a relief to the party, be- cause the duckling stopped ecking. The stillness was almost uneanny. print in a famitly newspaper, I-| ‘The children were soft-hearte: nally we compromised by buying the tho, They disinterred Rupert duckling for 35 cents, poultry: |beak, Then they took him down to jman guaranteed the title for noth: |the lake. ing. | ‘The last we saw of him he was |A NEW IDRA IN cek-Ing off into the sunset. | SUNDAY AMUSEM Four rowboat parties For those who have never tried half sunday night for him, \it, we'll say you can have more|they found him. jfun on a pienic with one duckling} He was so tired he hadn't an eek than with the traditional barrel of left in him, bless his goldon-fuzzed monkeys, Broadly speaking, and little soul, | not being scientific about It, a duck: | Bead, {ling is a ball of golden fuzz, with) But you ought to have heard him a beak at ono end and two webbed | Monday morning. NT searched Winally | The one If you value your watek, Int a watoh- wo got was an affec. | The duck merely out a living Winally | commis: went on eek one of the children w joned av a first Houtenant iid told -to take the duckling out Jon i» hike and get it thoroly tired This | tlonate little devil. It follow maker repair it, ext Liberty theater, | jeverybody around all day; every ‘ody followed it around all night the duckling sald; “Kek all night everybody shut up, for gowls Something New in AMET Be Found unt? eck-Ing vigorously. | his heels, | | about it is more than we can ex rata deh ad %™ madrona treo near} pies TRIES TO DIVE We went in, Saturday afternoon, THRU THE EARTH and sald: “We want to hire @ small) in the afternoon, whon the jduck, or duckling, for the week: /sorinklers were going full blast on | end.” : the lawn, the duckling, which had | He said: “What for?” been christened Rupert, sot under | Of course, it was nono of his/the shower, and, thinking no was at | business, anyway, we sald: "Oh, |wea, tried to dive, jabout a dime or 15 conts, maybe.” | Tne dive wasn't altogether a suc | BRIGHT”. Good music, 1804 Ath a Member American Home check up the draperies goes on sale this week at a FO LESS than the regular retail —check up. Measure up. and the tear-spots. covers there. Screen cove needed lace curta New draperies h New HERE Cutting prices REAL home, aren’t there? And comes this timely drapery sale. -—attractive couch covers, each.......... —table scarfs, large assortment, each.... —imported hand-blocked cretonnes, yard. —durable Monks cloth, yard....... furniture covering material, yard...... -—madras, 36 inches wide, yard.......... —beautiful Tuscan nets, yard........... —cretonne pillows, many patterns, each. . . ——denim in blue or brown, yard. —a special lot of eretonnes, yard..... —large assortment of curtain nets, yard. —curtain voile or marquisette, yard. . —cream or white marquisette, yard... . —Swiss curtain material, yard... L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED 1864 SEATTLE TACOMA Second Ave, at Pine St. —genuine Sunfast damasks, yard......... L, Schoenfeld & Sons your home needs, then come to this SALE! 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