The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 6

MONDAY, OCTOBER MANAGER PLANS | @ UNCERTAIN | Council Split on 2 Proposals tor Government Change THE SEI 500. White- Gray Bobbettes Gues ATT LI I ts at arty \ a * wv M . ta rr WHITE-H? AIRED AND GRAY-HAIRED BOBBETTES guests of The Star, Monday noon, at the e Mouse heater, where “Bobbed Hair’ being shown. Here they ats off to prove their right to an invitation, outside the SEVEN LOST WN the ter. (Inset) Mrs. Lydia Guettel, 84614 Donovan st., G' AY nd e-ha b et ! f t be 1 0 fi fe n M r " a ft h t B t 7 Tug Sinks Suddenly ott! ft 6 , : Vancouver Island A count showed that more tha “ ! { Oct. 19.—(By NJrETOR B U. P}—Sear ONE MISSING IN UNCLE SAM HAS STAY IN PRISON BIDDLE DEATH SHIP BLAZE FIVE JOBS IS PROBED California Syndicalism Law Is Held Constitutional U. S. to Probe Fire That U. S. Civil Service Commis- \SHINGTON. oct 9—any v.| Society .Woman’s Demise Threatened 150 Lives — sion to Hold Examinations + ted From Natural Causes, Belief JACKS \NVILLE Fia., Oct J is © c Ser e : Eemdyk - ° * ° The victima were H M Bailey J r * f w ares Ww ; ‘ fi “U” Residents Will . : ko. Tter often t Hold Mass Meeting |; : L sate ct ¥ ‘ = Pigs === Se Ce HORTON DEANY 2 | "Makes One Arr Gen. W. H. Johnston Ps i Serica Ps : akes One Arrest Retires From Army ( HERE'S MORE ABOUT | pa a Meet nang for Nps od the steak wy tor!| INCOME TAX | ; na . |{_ STARTS ON PAGE 1 |} aon of antnur'tt Deon, « wa Higher Carfares Asked in Spokane the fi Kin § e GEORGE LEWIS DAVIS, Mond. ARTHUR, wit AMY I MRS, into pro mulates busir HERE'S MORE KYES ON PAGE 1 MISS: EDITH R. und: ABOUT YOUNG, 9 us’ church pom ARTHUR LL, HALEY burted n the Butte tua day Park EDWARD E. BLOSSOM, &¢ Hale civn | hen entered a plea for a tax reform rather than| war veteran Going East? | nl tax reduction N. 0th st., Sunday, Arr | ‘What we mean by tax reform is! for Are 1 being made } ae hy Take the “Olympian fo make more of these $8,000 Jobs| t rth mortuar He to Chicago STRONGLY CONDEMNS TAKES SHOES OF. See ater ESTATE TAX ae there was Ja Go East on the de luxe “Olympian” train on the ae tho tate tax chloe ans ; e electrified Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. poesia tideL ben Bat M for life. He “Milwaukee” equipment, operation, meals and ari pala i dasa ele ey arg ae ta ce make the trip a real pleasure Prisoner Eludes Guard Who "st scrested blo. : Every mile of the route to Chicago is full of Sleeps on Train | Waterbur internat le scenic interest. 650 miles are electrified; free 1 evans thei ilies . *. ol nem, and exe . TL erour or Tar from soot, smoke or cinders. The “Olympian” [sno the Naieg F tates Marshal E. B. Benn. | anpity, which, by \ with its complete equipment, including luxurious [wren tio emergency ended. They evan souiwised by nla ore [nad been turn ong observation-club car, ladies’ lounge and other | "hoii\t ¥e ved for tile purpow. We muggler, whom he was tak-| grmprogt distinctive features, is recognized as one Of or peace, We may need them budly | (nS, from, Seat to Houston, Tex Chief Ten yon America’s most noted transcontinental trains. |Rhen the next emergency, arlves.| earned here Mor any. Wood lea lies nenthas maae Thee ae 1ere Js No emergency ne Mit the iarahal witle Newal one [one an vade ey are Ask our travel experts for any desired information | ‘Tho estate tax induced persons to| train en route from Kansay city. to] OUCH examples of his uncanny Javold it because of its unreasonable: | pon Ca ¢ | lesa he’ pald, ‘herefore,. the tax | ne xan . “MeLennan {sa ‘hug man,’ an of. | Clty Theket Office has failed to. yield the revenue ex M Wood] ¢icers who specializes on picking out | Fourth Ave, and pected. wh City} criminals, And at this he “hasn't blot. The name situation applies to the| Be sand se! an equal in the entire country |gift tax, he added. Under the pres: | his own} “It is his life work, Mae is eon Eat saittaian, he! outlbiatéd! that iteve est, (te mar-| gtantly studying ‘mugs'f criminal a nue would fall off from $7,000,000 | Shalt hin own footgear a8) 76 memo! them with the same lected in’ 1923 to $4,000,000. thin} Well. He fell asteop, ability that you or I memorize year and $2,000,000 next year, altho] When he awoke his shoes, with| Jing of postry. And he never for: : the tax remains the same, Persons | Wood in them, had disapy an gots.” Senttle, Wash, have found legal means to avyold {t,| Wood is slenderly built, officials bili’ @ he argued | assert. Benn wears a No, 10 sha B"" T, altho MeLennan's brain con “Nothing Mlustrates as well the| Descriptions of the fugitive tainn thottands of mental ple} not in difficulty of preventing the d+ | been wired to all Kansas authorities. | tures and his memory never falls | Alice of excensive taxation by statue} Marshal Henn and Charles Petro-| him, he admits that when his wif win TO PUGET SOUND - ELECTRIFIED tory enactment am doen this par-| vitaky, department of aunticn oper | asks him to bring home a pound. ot tloular section of tho law,'’ Mellon | ative, left Seattle with Wood In their] two of round steak, he is quite Tie waif, cuntgdy last week for Houston, ble to bring home liver, “_ {this is done it will Ja law FREDE RICK @& NE FIFTH AVE> DOWNSTAI LSON REET—SIXTH RS_STORF Fimee—trodarnh 6 Nedown Serve _ TOMORROW'S SPECIAL ITEMS | | 100 Crinkle In Size 80x108 Inches ( NE of the bleached fancy self These are $4.95, that Cloth Bedspreads and practical of Bedspread requires no Woven ironing either blue, or x108 tripe 70-—80 Ruffled Voile and Marquisette Curtains 68c Pa 1,100 Pairs New Ruffled Curtains j i i / | | $ Blue, Gold || and Rose Stripes In New Colored Ruffle Styles Low-priced $] 750 Pair e HE newer styles in Ruffled Cur- tains are these of white marqui- sette, with woven white or colored dots, and colored ruffles. 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DOWNSTAIRS STORE - Brides May Omit “Obey” WOULD BEAUTIFY in E'pisco pal Ceremony SECOND AVE, » Decision to Eliminate Annoyi Expected to Pass Chureh C will be harken than ever] the sense mun § »pular the prospective} “The pur ©, It has been! bring the cere ut the general|formity with ehureh, v in} guage in New Orleans, that the} Dr, MeLauc word “obey” © left out of the| that the bst .| marriage cor sessions will t But there is no oceasion for im-| prayer book ce towal of all worldly pos ng Word Is P| Reena t anning Commission Study- ing Proposed Improvement aye | for str nightening, | and beautifying Second ave jof the showplaces of America’s nicipal thorofares, and not o nee," he change is to into con day lan n to, ubse: f the mony more our present Plans widening into one mu- studied by the city planning commisston, The | Pred W. Strang, advertising man contemplates are being han does not believe proposition is sponsored by el ated fro ne iminated from th It emony. And Rev, C. 6 rejolc or this change] 8, Mook, of Trinity church, is of tho : Bay Pr seAttwecholue of Aapuc| sacte Saint Straightening of Second ave. south smposed of the laity and clergy,| It ds Dr, Mook's heltet that it has | ° meee t way to Jackson st. Widen~ must yet pass the house of bish- | little significa since the laws of TE the avenue into & clrouler, plage the various # vlong this line It will ne » adjournment, ated with it six year Joubt pass this body aince It orig | After made ind possibly six, before it beec contest should Tho new prayer book, which Is the | sue doos| WASHINGT ec) P)Tho Rut leaving out the ato any radical ¢ oediny De, John D. MeLauchlans | oun today h St, Mark's, who returned Friday Night from the New Orleans conven tion. “he originally apt, and now Uni before it, that suc in the presence s) might constitute an interesting mum wage law for women unconst in front of the two railroad stations, Continuing Second ave, to Intersect with Fourth ave, south of thg Union station tes make provisions He does think, how: | a pledge solemuly | of wit! h 8, ul it ever be made an Is. Around the elreular esplanade, the j commission is planning a street car and terminal, where cars from: the | constitut » pl 1 church, south Part of town would trans. te | wilt not ublished ec years, Rite fer passengers to uptown cars; those and may and unt t-con| Minimum Wage Law |'o connect with cars trom the north Hint he new marring oremony, the Ari near Virginia This shuttle sya. | present one will be in | in rizona ulled | tom would give continuous service, it Its pointed out, | Ono of tho biggest features of the plan would probably be the increase in value of property south of Yes: ‘ON, ted eld the Oct (By 1 supreme 1. States Arizona mint jlor way, a rich agset to Seattle tutional In a second tost case brough! | instead of the dormant condition now prevalent, ; n