The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1900, Page 4

AS HUMAN & the Japs on the Milos Were Not Passengers. Strange Revelation Has Been Made—Jap Market Is Naw Overflooded. The Utopia on its daily trips from Victoria still comes each day loaded to its fullest capacity with J ese tmmicrants. Last night f aboard 36, imeluding one with a aby about « year old. jot came from Japan on the Br mar, They are being examined at the Yesler dock today by Inspector Bo ¥ rday afternoon Charlie Sa- sake, the Japanese interpreter of} the immigration inspector, made a) few inquiries through Jap town to learn the prospects of the new arrivals. For some time after the Japs began to arrive in large num- bers they were promptly provided with work and a out of the city after remaining here only a day or two. But now the demand seems to be pretty well supplied and the new arrivals, though promised work, are Minding Little or nothing to do. On this account it ts no longer ne- cessary for employers of Japanese labor to contract with them before they come here. They are arriving im such numbers that all demands for them can be more than supplied In Seattle. It has developed that the Milos’ mob of Japs should have been de- nied admittance on account of the irregularity with which the ship en- tered. This was pointed out yester- day by the Japanese Consul Goro Narita to Inspector Snyder. It ap- pears that the Milos is not a passen- ger steamer, has no license to carry Passengers of any kind, even as Bteerage. She ts a tramp steamer and au- thorized to carry freight only. The Japs she brought were not BS passengers but as human freight. ‘They were shipped at $6.50 a head, Rev. J. PD, Liw ‘uncouver and Victoria, and will oo- cupy the pulpit morning and even- ing at 11a. m. and 7:80 p. Rattery Street M. B, Chure ner of ‘Third avenue and street. Rev, H. D. Brown, Services at it m. and 7 Pp Mm Rev Brow attending the general con ference at Chicago, ama the pulpit will be ecoupied by Rev. Clark Da- vis unttt bie return, First Presbyterian Church-—Corner Fourth avenue ana ing street | Rev. A. L. Hutehison. At M a. m Christ's Three-fold OMlee,” Pp. m., #ermon by the paator. Firet M. BE, Chureh—Third avenue and Marion street. Rev, B. M. Ran At T:00 dall. Service at I a m. and p m Morning, “xtaden Grace. Evening, “The Sone of Good Men. Installation services of Rev. Owen Jones will be held at the Welsh Prea- dyterian church tomorrow afternoon at do'clock. The services will be ‘n | charge of Dr, Whitworth, Rev. H. } W. Gtlehriet will preach the inetal- } tation sermon charge to the |} new pastor will be delivered by Rev. Donald Rose, and the charge to the people by Rev. W. A. Major. Rev. L. P. Pevelle, the new pastor of the Firet M. P. church, hae ar- rived im thie city, Rey, Revelle will woh hie firet TT ae err: 8 subject being, * S Sees en God" in the morning, and gage in the evening First Free Methodtst Churoh—Cor, ‘Terry avenue and Pine street. Rev, A. U. West, pastor. Gervices at tl & m. and 7:0 p.m. Pulpit will be filled by Bishop G. W. man. TO EXTEND THE (LOSING HOUR Grocery Stores Will Remain Open Until 6.30 O'Clock. It is altogether probable that the early closing arrangements will be changed from 6 p. m. to 6:39 p.m. in the case of grocery stores. When and. provided their own provisions | the crusade of the clerks began a on the voyage, receiving no accom- Modations from the vessel except|ciosed their doors at # p. m., Space. The newly arrived Japanese im-| it 4. great migrants are beginning to find that ure aha ee ia great many of the grocery stores many and other workers were by Ife is not one continuous crimson | this movement greatly inconveni. Sunset a8 Was painted by steam- ship agents, immigration agents and others before their departure from Japan. In other words, upon thetr arrival in the United States these unsophis- ticated and trusti coolles: among thieves and their lot very trying Indeed. An instance of this ie the experience recently of a large number who went east of the mountains to work on the Northern Pacific, These men were, of course, under the supervision of a Jap agent, who secured them employment upon the usual commission of ten cents a day. This left the laborers 90 cents a day for their work. But this was he worst. e are plentiful just now © places of thoae who are at work can be readily filled by others so the agent invented new condi- tions.to make life a burden for his charges. All Japs who work under him were required to him at $3.25 a week. lahorers $2.15 a week as the net re- sult of thetr labors This caused a great number to be- | come @issatiefied and quit work These men are making their way | bac ~ to Seattle and Tacoma ey they can with the intention o sets work in canneries or hop fi is, or going to California in the hope ot | bettering thelr condition anation of His Horses and arian Church—Seventh Rev. W. D at ll a. m Common. Church— th and Harrieon. At 11:3 k “The Philosophy At 7:20 p. ter of Christ ole Proven by Na- Baptist Church— Sed, I J Gospel 7:20 p. m., . At L, @) hoids n at 8 p.m. In nple, entrance on Second at 1. O. O. F. hall 2314 Theosophical 1112 Third avenue. Meets esday evening for study, uing at 7:30 p. m. Third Cumbert and Presbyterian— t# at 7 o'clock Westminster Pr Corner Broadway 1 street R terian Church ind Hast Colurr H, W. Gilehrist White t fell | Clerks’ beard with! This left the| |gram to that effect to the war de enced by not being able to make purchases after they got through with their own work. On this account @ number of the grocery stores have discontinued closing at 6 p. m. However, the Union, in a communication Retail bag ea! vemapaanen requested latter organi- sation to indorse the 6 o'clock cior- This the cnem0 bm down stores now close at 6 o'clock. about 60 stores In the association. ee GEN. MERRIAM ON THE STAND ‘Tells of Arrests During Coeur | | (Alene Troubles. i § invent igatio: a clove. the testi end of Merriam's examin: n Was continu. | ed today. His view of the #ituation | was that the laws of the state, being | in danger, the rnor of Idahe and wot tm would natu ally declare martial law; that hy Merriam, was obeying an order fre the pre carrying out the ¢ rections o # authorities. F denied that any arresis were made on May 2, admitting that his tele- partment was erroneous, Arrests | were not made till May &, the da on which m law was declared | Society — Amanda) pti n | 503 Pike Street, Don't pass a good thing. When you get a bicycle buy a Yale, An. | drae or Wolf-American and you'll} get the best You will take no/ mfort in being the proud possess or of a cheap wheel. F. M. Spin-| ning, agent ey Pure Ice, Persons using {ce cannot be too| careful in getting the best. The ice made by the Diamond Ice & Storage | Co. is the only ice sold in Seattle that is made from distilied artesian | ell water. Their telephone is Pike 159. Lucas tective Agency, 25 Union block ars experience; satin- factory wk guaranteed; strictly | confidential, | vonmcineieall teen Prof. Knox, the Mental Scientist | and Phrenologist, im in the city. Those desiring to know what to fol- | low to make @ success in life, call on him at 773 Harrison atreet, cor-| ner of Kighth aveni north. Salt and Dirt Tw very common things often found together, for all cheap grades of salt contain more or less dirt, We make less profit on The Worcester brand of Salt than we could on other brands; but we know it is absolutely pure, and we sell no other. W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Phone Pike 98 NEW FORM OF INJUNCTION: Union Ordered Not to Pay Men on Picket Duty. NEW YORK, A w--A new thing In Injunctions is the one grant ed to Levy & Co. clgar manufactur | ers, against striking employes and | their unton. The court restrains the union from paying #trikers for the| work of p ing oF paying ‘them from the tre ry of other uni from paying other persons te aw ‘The injunction is temy pending a determination of t th by whieh the plaintiffs odes the Injunction $100,000 damages BRIEF DISPATCHES. The Lebanon Banking Company, of Lebanon, Or., failed yesterday. | Oberlin M. Carter, former captain | of engineers in the U. 8. army, now A DAM Sin COFFEES 3} for Alaska roasted fresh Packed in air-tight ca rice from 1dec pound up. Bpecial price on lot 4 F-. ADAMS Cash Grocer and Coffee Roaster. SM tovond Avante = ‘Phoas Maja a? Betwoon Vester and james OO00S0000000000000000000 | We. Import Tea eeeeew#e? direct—in large quantities—and | can mak better price than the usual eto We do make lower Prices; and we guarantee the quality. The Commercial Imp Ta Ch ¢ 1008 SECOND AVE.. nd j } | ' Pike Street THE SEATTLE wears the prison garb at 1 Kan, Murray, of Mutte, wh * pr by at tal apotn waye he does no! know whether he wants it jenny | a y wrong in the ha Hard Knot. Secretary banqu sociation last night, said th the American people pre for war they must abandon the Monrot dootrir . Tita Hernendes Stokes hae pract cally won her « ew York againet th referee reporting in her favor, 8 obtains for her child an allowance $12,000. The case has been agitating the Four Hundred Ottawa aske for ald for six seven thousand people who are now homeless, Most of these are utter rimmed Hats | $1.98 and up| Mme. FLORENCE au New.. Entertainment’. | for STAR, lestitute, Five squ city were swept ones amount to towne nending A dispatch from dated Thureday night 4 that Dewst, re 00,090 lef. Tihoe mfonte faye itt with the in the northe f Jrange Free State ° ih 1 Rundle are charing. true, the trane mn ‘ “ ha 1 gaing in musical goods. Pike ——————————————— ~~-|test. AmMts sMMITES. PHIRD AVENUE THEATER ne Mada oe) ‘ Kuesel Loesee and Manager Week’ Starting ¢ Sunday, April 22. te Great Giant of Grins. Second Avenue) If you have grown tired of your | Graphophone records, why don't you eall on us and hear some of | The potnet ry ae new selections? We carry —- catalogue of reo- oe and try all records for you before Durchastng. Winter & Harper Burke Butiaing, Second Ave. and MarionSt. Geattle Wash. BUNNEY & STEWART ond xe be. Third ava snd Cola bie io kk Senitin Week, eephome a Have You Seen Smith? lane Climax Comic of Corncrackers. Prices 20, We, 0, We. PALM GARDEN Manager Week Comencing Apri 23. The High Class ntertainers, | EVA THATCHE a CHAS, 4 G. CHENOWETH and Bee Artiet ANLEY The Desbieg Vocaliate DE MIER SISTERS, NELLIF LA MORE, MAKION THOMPSON. Favorites at alt Umes HASTINGS & HALL. Matines Sanday 20. B nace Tre Victor Hugo’ W. D. Aimonds’ Bund jecture for the le, ian church. 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A Run on Ribbons just at the opening of the season, too. It's a case of a maker wanting money, Nos. 2, 8 and 5, heavy Pure Satin tonteny wpe. Gros Geel sapere celal . A YARD Non. 7, 9 and 12, Neavy Pure Silk Satin Gros Grain Ribbon; worth up to lie; tonight's special... 1% A YARD Hosiery Sections Showi y tin Pek ng of the German, French and Amert- can Hosiery market are here for your choosing. Ladin’ Fine Fast Black Beamless Flose, lots of ernale wear; here 3 pair for. .. “ee Latter Fuh Fashioned Geamdione Hose, reinforced heels, soles and toes; grand wear there, ry | ° lke A PAIR Ladies’ Fine Fast Black Lace stripe Hore, reinforced heels, soles and toes; extremely popular rf on sale tonight at Children’s Fine Jersey Ribed ¢ her- ty ip Hees a sizes; fast col- the A PAIR Ladies’ Fine New Cherry Red Bea jens Hose; reinforced heels and toes; grand wearing.. .. .... thc A PAIR SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1908, Spending Time Now An anxious time with many who would practice true economy in their purchases. where the helptulness of this store comes No better time than now to put us to the Corset Phenomenon You couldn't buy the material for the price asked for these corset wonders. Fine White Summer Net Corsets grace giving features and good wear, made to wear at go 00 sale Monday at .. os ine Imported White French Sum- 4 Net Corsets; designed by the maker for $1.36 grade; you can buy them Monday for ........-- A PAIR Boy's Clothing thd lckles the ‘bors ont of thelr ola sults. ’ Grand Wearing 3-piece Ee. “ea Suit, oo aren sion Boys’ Fine Pure Woot theta viet Suits; ty brown mixed A value, only.. A SUIT Boys Fine Scotch Tweed Suits; ‘etty grey checked patterns; § to % tatlored; oy) ue; by? val Summer Underwear Selling Begins Mon- day, an event we have been working for months ahead. A visit to this section will repay you. 0. W. Peterson & Bro. festetis Sete piles Salrateds: Weean beneét you in many ways, =k. Room Cc, Sixth and Pike. shanhtenenteaneeselpeaunnbemnabaatneeee oe wit i i : : and you may want @ for this evening only, lines of goods, much to the ad van trons. PATRONS and increased CUT PRICES for MONDA’ Skirts of all descriptions, Su 5c; Piques, 36-in., C ; Prices of UNDE skirt, PABEBR UU GOKU Ua, 206, 2 208, 210 PIKE ST. BE orcs Tailoring apse d rar wes MERCHANT TAILORS rst’. We Retail Goods at Wholesale Prices. ia everyt! have it and best always get top satisfaction from our Roslyn co late to make a right start. you haven't dealt with us before do 80 now. A. S. KERRY, AGENT Ney Buliding Mein 660 - Bunkere 'Phone Mein 68e Isn’t That Smooth? THE PALACE If your bundle is ready, call up Main 177. he Second We are also satisfied with ™mmer Dress Dress Plaids, 12 Bicycle Suitings, SKIRTS cut to eee you tte. ts Shirt Waists Correspondingly Cheap We can't enumerate all lines ¢ PRICES. So come and see and be ia FRANK Sra Fire... in the kitchen. To coal must be used, one may as well have ane as anything else. You'l lyn coal. It’s never too It ‘We'll get it. PALACE STEAM arr ACE STEAM LAUNDRY The i i Fair Remember That Today Is Stocking and Underwear t Day corset. Corsets tod: Te quality for 3%. Two lines of Stockings 3 sUCE iF 600; Ko REDUCED. PRICES Monday Is Bargain Day at our house, One day of the week we cut Prices on certain and pleasure of our he rule as it drin N ness. Lines of is on New are as follows: Black Dreas Fabrics. Dimitles to Tbe on eac! hat we will offer at Piss -» ~eloeape bara THE FAIR