The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. LETTER MAKES Trouble for League of Nations Grows DIRE THREATS in ( Orient; Treaty Means Chinese Loss Fraser-Paterson Co. But Fisher Is Happy; It Was 4un Territorial Grab Hand- Japan’s Encroachment on China SECOND AND UNIVERSITY PHONE MAIN 7100 Not Meant for Him ed Over to Japan, Says The Japanese Empire is shown in the black portions of the map : — " ‘The shaded areas compriae Chinese territory under Japanese con Bureau Expert trol. “Helow the map in a bird'neye view sf Tainntac, forme A Saturday Offering of Interest to Mothers RERKELY June hi EE man eenion in the Shantung peninsula, to which Japan acquire ° " Bivery. of a threatoni 7 to| BY G. CHARLES HODGI rights at the peace table The Special Price Be ereee man caused consern (Asiotant Tirectne of The Par Yan i Basement -P.CE. 200 Children’s and ern Bureau and Lecturer at New ee aed oe rite ' . ooehe ee Pe We The Saturday offerings in the Special . York University) ye Jacob Fisher, 1 ALLIED DER? fo Japan Price Dagement are always unusually a Me could not be found the post China goes to the peace confer of Fisher pening {t,| diplomat in Peking told me on the dananaee Doutnation ¥ | ed for nelling on that day and every article who, n pening 5 ~ PO ony Over 38,00. ‘ $5 Was Amazed, not to say startled, to) eve Of the Paria deliberations, “by Eaincce in dnantung, in at a very low price, Saturday shopping Formerly Selling at restoration of what has been taken | |? Reeelves Bx-deran Specially Priced at Each o MR, JACOB FISER Ne eee Govegtaton! tn Ranke : larly advantageous, as extraordinary vai The days of your life are num What the Chinese Republic hoped International Settlement ues are offered Hered so Beware for is vastly different from the set 9 Otv8n Be-Cerncn | aortas Magar I. W. W. plugs, such as you, run| tement she must accept. The differ Conseesion in Thantetn " = . J ‘ ‘ ) 4 Mhe U.S. A. down should de put| ence is what European and Japanese sien Same Condi tions A Special Saturday Offering Is and minson in a wide a WUE Of commission. So 1 1| statesmen call practical diploma 4 Ostne German Propartign . , sortment of pret Wl he doing a favor to the Gov-| As a re serious complication ia, Legation quark i 40 dD l : cma ‘ os Pex iy Unter aiiied = 41 jee Saturd. Bo within a few days there will be|—complications for America and the B® bomb put under your shack and| League of Nations J Dees ’ Y ! 1 “ed Eac tle minsen up to 14 You will be no more. The Paris conference had to ‘ 7 rl Priced Each of age. Plain, plaids and So Beware. This is the first and consider two major problems = stripes daintily made ast warning ith respect to the Far Bast: (1) | i with belts and faney ————____ — id . ¢ ie e “6 pockets cham from 6 years and for . : % A collection of splendid garments especially se eee ee — 2 Nes a, ¢ bd - . 7 mene of contrasting colors Once Again It Is Re peate d : lected for Saturday selling. The capes are of all » adds a touch of CLOTHING PRICES ARE ‘ wool serges; braid, ribbon and button trimmed; f vene to the NG _ sg Ane | mostly na > Poranigoe sont 4 Val “We Fuonoais Ocoupatt ’ are just y e children need for GETTING BACK TO ' OF Herth a = Dolmans are of wool velour in late styles; colors neeChildren's Section, Third Floor, NORMAL IN SEATTLE ‘ | ® Zeratal Recegnition are tan, henna, taupe and pekin aie, . ; Every garment offered in this collection Satur- { § ‘ 3 SHAFER BROS. ARE , ae 4 day is an unusually attractive value. Women 3 Gloves Wom 3 Sun & , LEADING THE WAY I) | ° landatory Por the " Porser Geran Islante Specially Priced for (| PRICE REDUCTIONS : 200 Sport Hats ly Pe = ; ere , ape , . °, Special Saturday MEN’S SUITS : BMY hi 2 aye , A Most Unusual Offering for Saturday, Pair, $1.00 Each ; z . ae . re Each Women's two-clasp cham- $3.95 95 $25, $30 and $35 - 1.75 wtih ‘bray aad ebiconiae that row embroidered backs. Spe —A light, fancy sun anil Snappy patterns in a range of . . Just the {dea! warm we@ther and sports wear pric for Saturday rain umbrella — ideal for 7 shades and colors wide enough to P : . : i Clever “i xe small brims. Neatly trimmed with mat -. $1.00 ei ae Hy om en well satisfy any man. The tailoring is . RQ . g jo mage RRS Ke Bas Tes a Strap wrist leatherette it 2, So also plaids of the best and the styles express . | Shawnna tie teak vale he aie pepe p Metra gg Phos. seal an. and stripe effects. Special the latest ideas. Come in and try qf s . . , Speci anctnent ete ae ee Saturday, each .....-$3.95 Sui rou" ade $2.00 —t lla Sectior a Suit on. You'll like these models. Give cation? delet Pea: mbrella Section, Waist Seam Models, Soatilion er tat atin whe ve. a ‘ Special Purchase of fh Hankow, 600 milen up the Yang Cut to Satisfy Young cated. tae river, and in Tientain, the com Georgette Blouses An Exceptional Showing of New 7 But inseparably bound up was | mercial center of North China, nom Ps “ ‘ < a third issue—China’s fight to es- | inally revert to China, she in obliged To Be Sold Saturday, Each ‘ ° | cape the network of agreements to open them as intern aet-| Ginghams Hil: NOektaes seal oa Ber wuwh--;| aseees. teateaaes Oteeae cone Dress | bor during the war » lomat t tht | $5. 4 8 CHINA DEPENDED ON ‘ * ret hina but 250 patterns and plain colors to select from. ‘This AMERICAN AID c pone ae n of the Fraser-Paterson Co, store bas never bees China we t nferer ont ¢ c € ¢ en that at a much higher price are r equipped to supply your needs in the best standard Nifty effects, indeed, are the with the know that her inde.| tain get ‘ tate offers aturday at tractive price i quality gingbams new models in the Young Men's pendent future wtake. It was mrty mit h cor beaded, embroidered and A very complete assortment of almost every standard pat- Department. Snappy mixtures ee tates reely upon | China jointly « " . ” Jouses in the collection: they are tail or pte | tn new ester eumaabateais pars will find st in this. in browns and grays are the American support, b coun-| man ne in the ‘ > mi tadle complete stock leaders. It’s a long time since try alone is in a 5 D to preas | ic hal | ' t, maize, rose, hello, biege, gray, shee qiatliy. ginghael nes betsioks Gade ane iae6 ‘waldes like theee 1 China's case among the powers rpreting the outcome | in a complete range of sizes z ’ "300, 35¢, 5O¢, 656 and 7¢ s fe or Not only is it am open seeret nference as sanction | - Wash Goods, Second Floor, $30.00, that the United States rahe the Big Three of the treaties, as | ? 4 that the United Siatee wan auch | D7 the Ble Three of the treaties."aa} Women’s New Wash Skirts Li come, but furthermore, it can be | irregularly made to Ue up the Chi-| . 4 stated authoritatively that Chi. | Nese republic in a mortgnge held by | Tosi WE 2 £ te 4 po cag cn omg Ma onal fowler perl ly Reged pert $1.75, $2.25, $2.95 Neto. Fiter Steer... Betty Sa lines wnoffielally advised by this | Use (0 drive a bargain with America| Sweaters Women and Children country and the entente did collection to welect from. Every one perfect in ii $10.0) a season. Japan's only chance came when we if the agreements jammed atyles the very latest Priced OF 4 ae Pheer wera pitt by placed Italy's controversy with Jugo| thru by the mailed fist of kirt AVY repp, with two pockets and broad belt, priced mgr me oe “a rod P Bors 3 See ere rae ane Lent |. capaci anatnany. onthe ent : : pie fiber sweaters are shown on ¢ calls for a new bathing ’ its Durable materials ; ih] Bae™ above oer ows. Ary hand, 666 the taallons correp itele ar Gnentink: WK cake ain tase eee the Second Floor. These new suit this summer: We have Boys’ Sui splendidly made Japa atest \ kir 3a , pateh f It and side oper =o o ideal. for apert’ @ Wide variety WP ara P . |] Raron Makino and Marquis Saionj,| ton of officials on the other, ing: trimmed with pearl button, special Saturday, each..92.25 cbeamagpiy aun gk 7 Prrband tay Bs. Seat Greatest Showing Money Savers in in Boys’ Clothes Work Clothes om a oe - Work Pants $3.50 Ii had been b ne f ween 1915 a 1918, are given ty s a th t wear The colors are very colors in cotton, wool and nad bee oping against hope Y bet nd . Extra qua Gaberdine Skirts with two novelty pock and 12.50 “« Pa Or , ctive; in cope otton and all woo! . Double Kind Just such a break among the weste any validity it makes the open novelty wide belt; spectal, Saturday, each $2.95 bright and attractive; in copen cotton and ail wool. F F : wasnt | door the empty phrase uttered ; rose, coral, gold and old gold ~-Novelty stripes and com- Dark mixtures in Chambray Shirts i} (0g OG oe RE by America which Nipponese Tub D fo. sleeves and sailor collar and binations of colors. They are good, strong, dur- fay seine om the Teatan eriate,| 37 Amarin puch Nose 200 Tu resses for Girls fartan ‘waterline: “Mage in “priced sat $040) 80mat ania able cloths Double cloth in all | son's hand | na’s integrity a thing of the past fancy weaves. $10.00 and up to $12.50, \* hand ad Gad fs t —Sweater Section, —Dathing Suite, Suits $15.00 | ll see". $2.00 fl |fjeczscsesno™ ose ta iteee sear * Special Saturday $1.25 eget — wear ..... . fio aap cog | ; ; ° Making Japan the muccessor to the a's hope now appears to lie Green, brown “sg Il ir the Shantun: nia, |in the League of Nations and in the Wei " weet-Orr” Ove: | Teutons in Shantung peninsula ~s ood bs —Thene dreanes are made of Amosk chambrayn several ig so and gray mix- & potential threat against North Chi- | Pool ne ot sil. seesign constamtene 4 very youthful styles: pretty broken he: Cakanne’ aie acme Li Int ¢ sat mer r wear tures and fine a PR EE TE j na, sanctions Germany's rifling of adie c pUnK ure anteed: sizes 6 to 14 vears Chinese territory 2 { 20 years ago. Not| MAY PREVENT These dreanea at this extremely } price are @ typical Sr 220 women's mercerzed union suits with hemstitched band blue serge. only in Japan given Germar ee tee etary tre & Wein ape P 1 Tan enter:| CHINESE ENSLAVEMENT clal Price Basement offering for Saturday top and reinforced; also cuff knee; sizes 4, 5 and 6 at....82.0@ | prises in Shantung already in opera ¥ le forces are striving to brin Sine i um vise | Shafer Bros, | s25 ers oe eee pL Tn . plottation of two other railway con- || afta tipo vrs rity > 20 women's gauze vests wi nec! o ‘op; also the Finely tailored e reonomsaiiny ath Prag re sry yy Mma Werseat, her overwhe tmingly coed | Auto Lamch its cumfy cut and bodice styles; sizes 4, 5 and 6, each.. 35¢— garments in lat- 3 7 : Peking and the northern provinces, | Porn na eee eared Sizes 7, $ and,9, each.... Seattle's Largest Clothiers |}\ {¢ woud make this politica! heart of | SCOno™ Bin the Fee Mati pooling of vested interests, pro-rating Munsingwear for children, Union suits with low neck, sleeve- Second and University) Whole Block ioe ow oe Aigegs cred = , rhe UM! the financial projects for Chinese de. | Fitted for six persons, are the ideal things to take on that Sun. less, drop seat; Dutch neck and elbow sleeve; knee or ankle First y f | der the economic and political domin-| veiopment among tho powers, and| day picnic trip length rd ea ce sa Ure f Stier of Japan | proventnig a strangiche a by cay The kit includes six forks and spoonr; large food box, place for two- Sizes 2 to 6 years.... be $1.00 | ile mks pet ont | oer’ quart thermon bottle. Specially priced at $17.50 pa eine . * tion of the treaties of 1915 and This le an essential development | Other models in running board styles as well as in suit < en Sizes §, 10 and beet -$1.25 subsequent agreements which if the League of Nations is not to! Priced at bessasteceusss stauee ¥ Sizes 14 to 16 years..... -$1.50 have been denounced by the Chi be the tim of a clash of the eco. Luggage Sec i ¥ —Knit Underwear, First Floor, | Nese people, by the parliaments nic rivalries #0 decisive in world | of the rival factions, and against roiarior AN which the United States has en China must be « participant. | = pee a bag - fr nom prone he | If the Chinese republic ix to be = wa “8 japan'’s manda | treated the fh d 4 ” este emir tory | treated an the incompetent ward |\BILLS OF BALLARD | WANTS UNCLE SAM TO sions north of the Pacific equator | ses coprectin tothe Siar ig_ | laf nthe etn | STAGE BIG BANQUET) PAY FOR CHICK FOOD her hands. . 1 er own mak , 2 PITTSBURG, Pa, June Mie HUN BOXER b « lear > not — bs Se = peiMeheind é n ra ida Hloombere postr ro. nsure a INDEMNITY VOID eribe to the ational rivairies | 'h® Arcade bull nday night | Wilson ronaering if she wil be Ht Cow PLAYING gainst which is nothing | ¥ , Ne | cont. memt 4 With Matinee Saturday r t ¥ , core tates government for feeding 20 nore ally pa nson told leterminatic 5 é a Bay. Hy “we are net heediess of eur é sae hicks received thru the mail a few or) N b nte, the Chinese re own faults.” one of the Chinese Mudtin Savin: Ghacear cake cee, |e ago. Seeing that the chick ic i the richer by $10,000 a day delegation told me as we talked 5 . were in need of feed, Miss Bloom e commissioner; Adam Reeler, Dick the amount exacted by Germany| in the Foreign Office om the | Krowner: Fxalted Nuler G Th Wires | bers took upon hervelf the task LEE | up to 1917 as ite share in the Hoxer| eve of his departure for Paris, | OT) iowa spencer of providing for them until such demni “but we wish to aid in overcom time as their owndr ‘should claim That Big New York Success Protect your children and yourself from future Jor | ing the incompetency of an alien hae them, As yet mo owner: has ap By ills by proper care of the teeth. AMUSEMENTS) ssunishmen ot a revit nara | He Faces Charge |""'"*- aus SUGENE WALeENR Modem Bridge i in saving our country fron yo a of Wife Murder | || When people ask your advice they CRONIN WILSON | ; | the overwhelming international : be merely want to find out ff you have | y | s iPA LACE HIP | pressure tneeatening us id jo — sense enough to indorse their own Nights—30¢ and 5060 | For Five Years j Continuous Dally, 1 to 12 “ “lee Mati | ree caning SIX ACTS “HIP" VAULEVILLE. National Scout * : . raga - es rag By BD J. BRO nu Feature Photoplay | cial celta i110 whee Saturday—20e31e PEGGY HYLAND in i i lh ego ep Pry 5! yal th Seattle's Leading Dentist | “COWARDICE, COURT” Campaign Wins Sst Md ll sdcatanlich 108 Columbia Street bod | |W Weekday Mate J0c: Fiver & Sun. 200 NEW YORK, June 20.—Aat boy : You | eect aL ree nH Ot headquarters today itm FURS y DAY 1 ies. be PANTAGES ssa emerson fe Sea | iis tery, 'and have ee tsa i i CAN 7 esse, Final reports hed been | a * ‘ Sate Boag deh My ATU master a system that is safe, Any school child, accompanied by MI cdi received from larger, cities which Prices Klondyke co. KAVANAGIT tary and satisfactory. Other dem | their parent, can have their teeth | wor tnose ‘fy lowe extended the campaign three days ‘ 4 hier dam ners img First and tists can do it if they will work and CLEANED FREE any morning from who are un- YOUR RENEES to fulfill their at g . ; . jlearn. Skill and genius are acqu i p able to pay i Ada Beverly in. mnateat & ‘ a by experience and antuous 9 to 12. for their y Joo Darcey, blackface iy semen of tere rng labor, | dental work comedian, and Monroe and Grant “FAY” HAS TOOTH " and inexpensive, made with a view Advice and consultation Free. General Admleston. 260 . to di : ee CAPPED WITH GOLD) | am email satya Make me your Family Dentist. nyt, Male Se June a : 1 In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which 1s the lightesg “nd cleanse every surface of my | Hay.” as Aireda dae, i & Caneel and strongest plate known, covers very little of the woof of the mouth; “*nitary bridgework: it is Dental nurses always in attendance. "ts 4 animal. One her teeth was} | ‘ et teed 15. hall ‘ueaaaapones: 4 SNe charge fer Toongaten Note the Location. broken recently and a local dentist | Mees S my work is or consultation, aad ——_—_/ capped the molar with a real gold| x4) ed EXAMINATION FREE I do not comnts ‘ok cenill pock? THE VAMPIRE’ crown. The old tooth was ground| “ee a Seo) Get of See... etbooks, I ha so iv Nights (Hunday), 266 |down and the gold cap mounted $10.00 Set Whalebone Teeth. 8.00 ve elevated dentistry pas SP | to a professional business standard, without the slightest protest by| y." The dog is owned by Harry| | ‘ 0 EDWIN J. BROWN Dr Wm H hom son P 4 en | Painless Extracting ate ——— ee | All work guaranteed for 15 vere Have impression taken tn the s s . ] | | Thin In the latest picture of De,|MerBing "and get. teeth 7 jon and advice free, wn Nee Call See S: ples irkdge Werk. We St, Walter K. Wilki +Mineola, N.| mest of M r present patronage is recommended be cue fol LAND TH Y., who Is on trial for the murder | early patients, whose work is still giving good satisfaction, Ask = PIONEER eee ane Nemew. Way pla “ NI a IS BURGLAR of his wife, but who says she was |Datients who havo tested our work. When coming to our office, be suse Ex-Goverament Physician DENTIST Entrance 95 Yesler Way 2 er ° Los ANGELES June 20.—Police| yiain by burglars ne beautiful | 7 ore phn: igh place, Bring this ad with you. 1111 FIRST 4 Over Shoe Stere | Ne expect to pick up the scent of last) Audrey Munson, who lived in al pen Sundays From © to 18 for Werking People 169 WASHINGTON $B Nights, 300-500. Mata, 200-S10 nes burglars, They stole ten}house belonging to the doctor's| OHIO CUT-RATE E DENTISTS RIGHT DRUG Co, pounds of limburger cheese, nesses in the case, 2 UMIVMRSITX st hank