The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919 SIGNAL TROOPS Senator Phelan Would Limit Japanese Satisfactory Terms Always TO COME HOME Mista ae Says Lae Are Menace meQR OTE- ANKINCS.. War Department Announces ,,,..°**, men deal with the Oe abe OTTO F REOEL f Sailing of Transports ‘ | Hs STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. tically pretty story of | (hy ed Press) © brides,” now en a WASHINGTON, May ‘rane. tering an arresting practical chap " a N d « D. Phelan, of 4 por te a de Italia, Mar ** will open here Saturday morning selllen ‘ + clipped by | re NOsrd fhe O cam (brides now entering this country ual , e a Japanese colony within New York, with quarters compa r Phelan elted figures show pany M s dette arrival of 2,660 Nippones n, married by an exche photos with Japanese men alre in the United States, was cc at the rate of about 20 four cas compante to K, 168th inf ‘Transport Edgar Luckenbach, St Nasaire to Philadelphia, due May 12/8 with: 110th infantry headquarters and medical detachment, first bat talion and supply, machine gun and headquarters company, company M detachment 109th tnfantry Transport Santa Olivia, St. Na zaire to Philadelphia, du with detachment 108th ma pj amen e auaniiens on the! battalion; 110th infantry, ana We bast would ‘be'hept: frous 6] uae third battalions. € ©, but “the lovers’ agree | e) ty the “gentlemen's agreement between the United States and Tokyo, a restricted number of Japa | nese men are permitted annually to untry | Kick b by Dead Mule vans | r , of flowery i . | Kills Kentuckian. :oied tries Continue to arrive in be ; BECAUSE more than 17,000 Seattle house- FREELING, Va. May 2.—Pree\ever increasing numbers and to . r) ton Lynckous, a miner, of the near |laugh with their husbands at frock: | : wives are already using Monarch Malleable by town of Inea, Ky, rec ¢ 4 and sllk-hatted immigration | , : é 3 : | kick from a dead mule that re locksmiths. | Ranges. in his death. He was haulin The photo marriage custom of dead animal away fre th coal J. heme pe itted de he ° 2, ny COP © | 3 a “4 Ghutes, where Kt bad been’ noch Toklo Waclinelee “agrekmenc’ hae : ) ‘ —BECAUSE the Monarch has demonstrated |dentally killed, when one of its hind!jong been « picturesque feature of| ig P . such universally satisfactory performance. jlegs was caught by a pout, and , a . when released the foot with «a ms ed | heavy shoe on it, struck him on the | Japanese maid | —BEC AUSE it is not built for appearance s + Sanne Sams whe ti alone—but will last a lifetime. sueing for her hand She weds him at jong range A REAL IRON TONIC Boze oat Sgr A picture bride from Japan—“the ladies' challenge” to the “gentle ages nape lage hag between America and Nippon, These are the best reasons whom she has become| men's agreement” amored, Packing her} ay Like Peptiron May Be Just What hope « 4 the paternal and|!aw, many Japanese in this state |ly valued by Nipponese and its oper why you should also have You Need This Spring mental blessing with her|4re acquiring land in the name of lidren, native born, w ¢ he “gentlemen's agree e 9 | other belongings, she takes the next | thelr Probably nine people out of ten California, Oregon or Wash |' = be cvenor 4 ’ ent.” it Dre maleee to play an im | have lost or are losing their grip on |™sto ca oe ee " tA ee [health in these trying months of aw With hundreds of other brides #he |‘! cei ful epidemics, exposure to damp, has until recently been compelied| And there lies the danger of “plo eaeerihannnenns | changeable w né ion|to wait in the immigration cages |ture bride immigration,” ax Senator j Pretty Betty Compson is the leading woman. |with sick people in overheated |at the port of entry for identifica-|Phelan and those who share his The story is fascinating—a thrilling drama laid ff) *°™=*. tion by her husband, proper intro-| views see, i D.D.D.for Banker |) eapie e wy of the of Depleted bidod, loxs of the fed cor-|duction to him and other formalk| at San Francisco alone, 2,045 eas ae the oy = Ryan scene! islands Duscles, shattered nerves, loss of ap: | ties Japanese photo wives arrived last gent hank, wie Gee sed South | petite, dull, doxy feelings in the head,| This has» now largely been done] year, with the total for the years betters M4 kit hy a |irritability, all loudly call for. the |away with of 19151617 placed at 4,659. | | in your kitchen PAWOSETE A Feal tonic atrength and nourtsicnent; The Japanese husband in increas| “Phis spells a national danger RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER onder ee ative of cocania tend: |i2e, Rumbers now goes after. his/and: an. immediate menace to Call cool een! The Range illustrated is the new Monarch wonderful corrective of anemic tend-| wife, bringing her back first class,|fornia,” asserta Phelan, who has tbe Seoante. tr Janguor, nerve €%-/ enjoying a “honeymoon,” Occidental |p ne spokesman in & campaign | merits of DI a A So ATE Combination Range—the only range that burns Fi id: re d-b Ti fashion, and whisking her to her + evi th immigration th 5 5 te amg . I puscion to the bised. apd ‘fives | American home in a taxt Soke: eth apaseat the Japandee| all fuels—burns them economically and suc- MARTIN in “LITTLE COMRADE puscies to the blood and ives a" “The Japanese birthrate in Call-|stork cessfully. 4 fornia his proved high. Families| Under present immigration laws. | Seiptat th pepriteaity: ada viene, of five to seven children are com: | wives of resident aliens, including and contributes wonderfully to. the|™0D There ate practically no/ Japanese, are admitted after they Marte's ag Store Monarch Ranges are sold on small weekly | Bea of all Ressember tile ene childless marriages——and no divorces.| have passed normal tests required errs hl American born Japanese children |of all immigrants Bay a Victory Bond and help’! or monthly paymegts. It ivel —| A T ADS. BRING RESULTS, Pentiron ten veal tron tee: w*lare entitled to hold property. To) The picture bride privilege, ex-| | petne beck our heroes to un i Made by C. L HOOD CO. Lowell, Mase Cireumvent the California anthallen | tended exclusively to Japan, is high-' yg . —niI MONSTER SACRIFI Fist Ave Great $60,000 Stock of Men’s and Boys’ New Spring (1601 Fist ave. Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings Cor. Pine St. ™ ORDERED SOLD AT ONCE! , After being served with legal notice and FORCED OUT of our old location, we are indeed in sore straits, and this Forced Sacrifice has resulted in the most drastic & pon age of seasonable merchandise ever announced—the most sensational sale of the year—a sale that will long be remembered. Cost entirely forgotten in this Great Sacrifice. This entire stock has been Ordered Sold, and sold it will be, no matter how great the loss entailed thereby. Price no object. This entire stock has been ‘ marked down and will be thrown on sale tomorrow. SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3, AT 9 A. M. LOOK! THESE SACRIFICE PRICES ORDERED ON THE GREAT RED FRONT STOCK ser Gum ot Be] pMew's $400 Drew | Merja $90.00 Suite [us BOYS’ SUITS sizes, cut to............ tits Gkdaved snl’ al ordered sold at $5.00 Boys’ Worsted ae pga $1 95 $2.25 Union-made Ove ce ante setae s, $1.98 eer e751 $1.98 | $14.85 De | Bata sacs $2.88 Shoes at nag acthear 5 : $15. ; Men’s $1.25 Work $12.00 Boys’ Corduroy Suits, $ oiiee cut to 93.48 cried sod ee Men’s $25.00 Suits bacenearg ae Shirts ordered sold at. ODC | sizes 14 to 17, .. $4.98 $4.00 Heavy Fiber Suit Cases Men’s $2.50 Khaki 98c ordered sold at Pants ordered sold at. — len’s I comrs snoes Ee - 9Be| $12.85 $5.85 (=== $1.89 : cu oO 20e Cotton Sox "5 * eee ee. re ikea Gaae | ae" 49c| MEN'S HATS hoes F 2 . 0 ose gel $3.48 | Si00 sweater Coats Men's $22.50 Over- Tailor-made Suits fea onde Se are" 986 fet tone "5 0"98 Beni SER ee cut to Sar. Oe] tis tneme C7 gs Mew white OF. $2.00 Heavy Wool 9. 85 ] wy 65 Ce Pies saree, Men's $7.50 Hi. 45 ‘Pumps cut to.... $1 85 Underwear cut to.... 98c|_ a large lot, at ‘op Shoes cut to. , $4. is grea’ ,000 Red Front stock has been moved to the large double storeroom at corner First Avenue and Pine Street, and here at First Avenue and Fs ya be thrown on sale peer (Saturday). If you want to save—follow the crowds tomorrow to First and Pine. Come early. _ Sale Starts Red Front Clothing Co. (san ON STORE CORNER PINE ST.—_1601-1603 FIRST AVE.—CORNER PINE ST. UNION STORE |Come ne Early