The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1910, Page 7

WOMEN IN AN ANTI. JAP DEMONSTRATION (Ry United Pres) MUKILTEQ, = April, 2t— Women joinea with men in a holay antiJapanese demonstra. tion here yesterday afternoon. | Beating drums and singing pa (ay Vries 0 triotic songs, 100 men and wom. Ce a rf en paraded the atreets and SAMPLE SHOES For Men and Women Crown Lumber company, te lodge a protest with Manager Scott against the employment of Japanese labor, Scott was in Everett and the crowd wait: ed at the station for him, But he did not putin his appear. ance and the people dispersed, jemonatration followed oting Monday night, akers for the Japan: Oil TANK 5 ON FIRE ithe fire can b Ol em ompelled saving kersfield pipe The fire started shortly after ABERDEEN’S CITY ATTORNEY FIRED (Ry United Pree) ABERDEBN AM Ww the city the rev B Renn. « v $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 values for $2.50 NO MORE, NO LESS 1,000 Pairs Ladies’ Oxfords And pumps received this week, in Patent, Suede, Tan and Gunmetal Leathers. Not a pair worth less than $3.50. Your choice for— $2.50 REMEMBER THE LOCATION—SECOND FLOOR New York Sample Shoe Shop 207 Liberty Bldg. Opp. Postoffice. Corner Third Av. and Union St. Wilt Carry on Fight. Ma million dollars will de by the Kitsap Navigation ot the purchase of new vessels earry on Re fight nll t Sound Navigation im, sreording to the statement ile by Presid. W. L. Gaexam y TI ficial declared Mf vesse ald not be par. that the company would the. PRISONERS Every man is a prisoner Who never strives to get a piece of land Who never tries to better his condition Who simply refuses to see, even when peo} He is a prisoner of his own ignorance, of his own fear, of his own s ve show him a § Don't tell the world you have no chance. IT’S A LIE lf you want a chance, TAKE ONE You probably can't buy Government Bonds You can’t buy down-town business property, but YOU CAN re a farm at Riverside, our 1,500-acre addition, just 3 miles northwest of nite Falls, on the Stillaguamish River, on terms of $10 cash, balance $5 per pth. ~ Reasons Why We paid the You Should of Reede & “ , Real Es- Investigate: gag genone i Because we m of $1,825 never misrepresent Ask any man in Se attle 2, We e finding this ie of land for suse this It is one of land ia level best pieces of & Because the Rover land left soll is as fertile as nature could make it 4. Because the land is traver t this state valley ibe ad, aed you sont and Month B The I re in size from 5 acre » 30, and in price from $15 to $50 iB Per acre ! You ny farm in our tract on these term 10 1, balar Pe per 1 The EVERETT Chane R OF COMMERCE k uy tatement we tak e fe nohemi County in book, wl We wil! i THE U.S GOVERNMENT SOIL REPORT even praises this land peore'th iis ad | Dor PRISONER. Start paying for a farm now; by and by you PB Will fra € nd back to the land for you and you rhe high iperiees of | t only make it a good thing to raise your own food, but 4 food od thing to sell OFFICE OPEN EVE NINGS ALL THIS WEEK. Come in and see the HP soi is el n and ment to 100 = talk with u Come in and we'll prove every uunty f hibit at our office. Rer 1 want a cl ance, t ke ne ¥ Lr HANSON & CO. 314-315-316-317 New York Block. ir @X marched on the mill of the WOMAN DEFENDS Ww w ne are THE STAR—-THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1910 Hating, ene Exolusion league aroused the sentiment against the Ori. entals to a high piteh. CLAIM WITH RIFLE ith a rifle, He alleges her (By United Pres) RENO, Nov. April 21 ‘arren, of wishop, Cal, is today eking the arrest of Mra, Kate ells, her brother and son, who alleged to have fired upon him Attorney linJured a bystander Warrer Extraordinary SUIT SALE and popular patterns Coats are satin lined $2 and 46 inches long and the skirts a the latest plait in ef fects. hivery of these swell is worth $25 ‘or Fri day and Saturday 85 128 SALE 0 OF Skirts About 250 Skirts in this lot in new plaited effects and wanted shades, The materials are Panamas, regular pric For Friday and Saturday $3.95 $1.25 Heatherbloom Petticoats, Friday and Saturday for.......". Freiberg’s Cloak and Suit House 1410 SECOND AV., BET. PIKE AND UNION }talr, a mining camp, where the is and Warren have disputed Warren claims that when he at tempted to enter the claim he was fired upon by Mra, Wells, who waa pounted on a cow pony and armed rel Atives thea took up the fight and h to ritgtes his escape from deat ice markmanshtp of the We has asked for warrants for arrest cr Freiberg’s \ and Wall Paper SACRIFICE SALE We must absolutely close out our entire stock of Paint and Wall Paper by June Ist. Dealers wishing to purchase Wall eg of the better grades can buy same for less ca jobbing cost. Best Lead, 100 Pounds Best Linseed Oil, five Gallons Wall Paper, upward from ..eweessweesss Fabrikona, Yard German Leathers, Roll All Imported Papers at Cost Star Paint and Wall Paper Co. 1308 Second Avenue, Seattle AMERICAN GENTLEMAN TAILORS Largest Workroom on the Pacific Coast Who control the output of the largest woolen mills in the world. Our output m the Coast is 60,000 garments a year. Here in Seattle our working capacity all the year around is 200 experienced tailor We believe in home manufac- turing. We make every garment in our own shop—from mill and manufac- urer direct to the man In order to keep the public posted! on home-made clothing and have the people visit our workrooms, which are over 6,000 square feet in floor space, ve ll make clothes at the following prices all this week Black or Blue Goods, always sold at the best tailor shops at $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 a suit. We will make them to order at $16.50 $19.00 $21.50 at $4.00 Fancy Worsteds and Scotch Tweeds, sold from $25.00 to $35.00. We will make them to order at All our Imported Goods, which we sell at $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00 a suit, we will make to order at PANTS—We will give you your choice, made to order, Imported goods we will make to order for $5.00 We arry th est line yt wooter n ] { ’ Our plete. You can alway uo want at our st \t will be open until 7 p. m I ( i We ke, Pi Fourth Avenue—the whole ha u hop 1 Avenue, third floor If you have never seen a large cl ry uu ought come ind see our shop in operation. Our at L113 T Aver vhere we show a very large line of imported and domestic goods at tl me | s American Gentleman Tailors | Largest Clothing and Tailoring Manufacturers on the Coast 1133 First Avenue 1604 Fourth Avenue