The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1919, Page 5

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THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1919. TROOPS PATROL “Fear Some Aliens, Not IN KNOXVILLE All of Them,” Says Kent {big employers of labor, who think of Federal Trade ‘Comitission- first, last and in bet 1 ime and ueain Judge € han er Tells Why Japanese | un to let down the bars com Must Be Excluded Woodhouse-Grunbaam Farniture Co., inc. OTTO 8 GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET ist ik WE’LL TRUST YOU ho UR CREDIT SYSTEM has been established for your conven | fence to assist you to furnish your home along your own {individual ideas, Our terms are easier and our prices are lower than will be found anywhere, No Extra Charges—No Interest. JUST _YOU IR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY Men’s Shirts Special $1.95 Main Floor, The Rhodes Co. and import millions of Ori no that he can @&t cheap labor for the ateel milla and quit worrying about strikes, « (Member Federal Trade Commission) Even in California a few short A and Leader in Packers’ Investiga-|*iahted land owners want to see the tion.) |wtate flooded by cheap Oriental labor The Idealists Wrong nia in just a part of one jbid./ din. extetane biggest problerit—-how many #74) targe jumber of very. fir what kind of foreigners shall we per-| cere human beings, who mit to aur country, and What/by noble sentiments and id those who are al who want us to let in anybody and order to make them) everybody because that ix their con ception of freedom a pratherhood. of people favor letting | some of these people are my dear rmitting @DY-/est friends, and for seers they have © into th?) been expostulating with me when I nen APO AS! urged and voted for restricting ml! Qpart as the 5 One or the | immigration, and for cutting off ab other of them in not thinking /solutely the immigration from| straight, because at bottom they are! Janan directly opponed to each other Tenn, Oct with KNOXVILLE (United Press.) | battatic the duty and ‘here, a {made today to the street cars manned by union workers Following tween strike sympathizer union car men, in which four strikebreakers were injured, two battalions were ordered mobilised by Governor Roberts for tiv action if the situation gets b the control of the local authorities entals, BY WILLIAM KENT * ready to sales table in the Men's attempt wa resume oper Section on Tuesday will display and fifty our one hundred Shirts Japanese question in Califor: | of our At assembled from regular stock which will include Shirts clashes yeaterday be stand a oe nd win guided of crepe, madras cords and ox and ford cloth, in a wide range of striped patterns These are in coat style with Vrench cuffs and offer you Mea se Ny choice in sizes 14 to 18, lodges, whose membership is made lup exclusively of total abstainers have been consecrated in this city There are numerous other lodge whose by-laws prohibit the expend Sture of any of the lodge funds for al coholio refreshment Seven Masonic ntry, These t Chief of all reasons for prohibiting On the other hand there is Judge |immigration of people whom we ean Gary of the steel trust, and other | Not readily assimilate that the REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS 275 sss Stcc.* try in large embers destroys ée-| mocracy, A stratified population in| Im order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest ema strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; fatal to self-government, A very ominous thing has already | you can bite corn off the eed; guaran teed 16 years, | wt’ KX An Extraordinary Sale of Winter Suits at $98.00 New Second Floor, IFTY high-grade Suits, assembled from our reg- ular stock, present an unusual opportunity to choose a rich fur trimmed and embroidered suit at uncommon reductions. : THE CHILLY EVENINGS ARE HERE One of these Air-tight Heaters will keep the house warm and cozy and make the coal bills os We have them in all sizes from 18 to 26 inches. | happened in this Country. Spirit of Fear ' Government bureaucrats and others vested with « little brief! authority began by fearing pro-Ger- | [mans and ended by fearing: and dis-| trusting the people. | The real damage done ied the hyphen was not in explosions, epy- —_— jing, or slackened loyalty The realy . under auspices of the penal damage was the fear and distrust | Are People Being i rae eters Lica that gripped the minds of our own | Railroaded Here? | tive council. Mrs. de Montis: made people, and of too many “of thelr / | a fight for reform legislation govern servants in office. Aré people being railroaded to the | Sag comaaooont LP aintente to in We have let ourselves be scared) Washington state insane hospitals? | sane hospitels at the last session of the cry of proGermaniem into) This is the question Myrtle de|the legislature. She speaks Monday over-riding some of our most sacred Montis of Grey Harbor will attempt | night at the Labor Temple annex, | featitutions to answer Monday night in a public ' 1311 Fifth ave. Bar Japanese to: Back of this new intolerant, foo!-| inh, dangerous spirit in America,| lies our fear of the alien. Today) that alien is nothing worre than an inarticulate Russian or Pole or Ger. man or Austrian, working hard | worshipping as we worship, marry-| ing as we marry, learning to talk| English and b ing up his chil-| jdren as Amer! | | What do you suppose would dhap-| ipen If we had, instead of him, the | dapanese—of different color, dif- forent religion, different marriage custom? The last vestige of pretense that), our government rested on the “con- || |semt of the governed,” and that “all| men are equal before the law,” We should have! and fridge Werk. rent patronage ‘s recommended iM giving good satisfaction. agh who. "have Sones’. our work. When coming to our office, be ] in ‘ene ig ae an Bring this ad with you. rend Po 12 fer Werking Meepie OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS or GnIvansite or. Guassite BesssPuserses Ob early Foa'ere Black Hudson : Sizes 16 to 52 Seal Plush Stoles Special $12.50 Main Floor. The assortment displays finger tip or hip length models, designed of Peachbloom, Velour Delaine, Tric- _ otine, Tinseltone, Silvertone and Velour in the favored | winter shades. Formerly $125.00 and $150.00, a few at $175.00 and $195.00. Special Tuesday, Choice at $98.00. The Women's Neckwear See- tion will feature for Tuesday's selling handsome Seal Plush Stolen, like the model sketched, which is of lustrous black with deep pile; ball trimmed end and fancy silk Uning. Formerly Women’s Silk Hose, Special 79c and 98¢ a Pair Main Floor. ‘—is establishing long-to-be-remembered precedents of intérest and attendance. And why would disappear. \a superior race ruling an inferior race. It would have to be so, No permanent harm will be done to American Institutions if we can |keep our heads and not be ed) jinto standing for ever> harsh and} Iproseriptive proposal advanced by/| | politicians, | We can Americanize the aliens wo already have with us, | other generation, and we can re!! store our old lberties without dan ger to our security, si8.00 Special Tuesday at $12.50. Curtain Marquisette 200 yards of 27-inch plain White and Ecru Marquinegte will be specially priced op Tuesday at 25¢ a yard: | AT 79¢@—150 pairs of Silk Hose with mock seam, double sole and lisle garter top. This as- sortment displays plain black and white as well as shades of cordovan, bronze and Tete de Negre, in sizes 814 to 10. On account of having small fi defects they will sell Tuesday— At, a pair 79¢. AT 98¢—200 pairs of | full fashioned Silk Hose with lisle garter © tops. Sizes 814 to 10 are % displayed in black, white, brown, cordovan and Tete de Negre. On account of small factory defe they will sell Tuesday— — At, a pair 98¢. " fo the coffin of democracy. We cannot afford them—even if) |by excluding them we compel Judge |Gary to pay his laborers a living jwaee. LONDON, Oct. 27.— At the in-! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. ! RENEW BAT TLE. |quest into the death of Sir James |netavan Smith, of Lake Forest, Il } ON HIGH COST Domville, retired naval officer, in| publisher of the Indianapolis the United Service club. a letter | wi arrested in the office of Ferdi. was read in which Sir James apolo- |nand Winter, attorney, here, today | International Co-operative Scheme Is Aim gized to the house committee of /by United States Marshal Storen on/ the club for the trouble he was a federal grand jury indictment. about to cause by shooting himself.! The indictment resulted from an! He had dressed scrupulously as investigation into the affairs of the tho for a formal occasion. late Charles Warren Fairbanks, : _ Soa ASRgS LY AvRGTAGIE ho was said to have owned 75 per! CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 27 An effort will be made to link the inter national labor unions and the agri cultural organizations of the country in & gigantic burean to beat down LET “DANDERINE” fees ‘or stock of the. newspaper | ba while Smith is represented in postal | TRUSS TORTURE the cost of foodstuffe at the forth coming national far nd labor con statements to have been the sole|Can be eliminated by wearing port. — \ fer « in Washing according to owner. \Lundberg Rupture Sup Girls! Have a mass of long, ren 6. Stone, grand chief of the {five free trial to prove its su A. LUNDBERG ©o, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi thick, gleamy hair neers = 1101 Third Ave. Btone said here spend the next twe o-operative seh nate the middier insti tute machinery for direct interchange between the farmer and the con sumer The proposed organization, he said, would include the American Federa and the shouldn’t it, combining as it does me overwhelming displays of ALL that is newest and most desirable in beautiful and practical things for Milady’s Fall and Winter wardrobe at strong dl sina concessions? \ DISCOUNT WILL BE GRANTED | “Tailleur’’ \Indianapolis News | [BARONET SHOOTS HIMSELF IN STYLE. ON ALL PURCHASES Featured are— A genius is » man who can do al- most anything but make a living. and Costume Suits—Street Frocks Coats and Wraps Afternoon and Dinner Gowns Evening Gowns and Dance Frocks Blouses and Sweaters UESDAY we will unfold new surprises and features, espe- cially reserved to recompense those who could not attend Monday—features that only Carman can produce to en- thuse both matron and maid. To tell you here about them would spoil part of the pleasure in store for you tomorrow. So we will merely hint that limited wardrobe al- lowances will reach unthought-of pur- cont expansion, especially consider- that Carman prices are always unitoenly moderate. today he would tives of the four brotherhoods will play © leading part in getting the farmer and urban worker together in| 4 co-operative alliance. Special for Tuesday $8.50 No. 8 Size at...........$5.98 | $9.50 No. 9 Size at...........$6.98 These are the heavy, All- , copper Wash Boilers with the . stationary handles and the fit- in cover. They are extra good values. No, 8 size, $8.50, special $5.98 No. 9 size, $9.50, special $6.98 No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. Auditors Meet to Frame New Bills The legislative committee of the Tet “Danderine” save your hair| and double its beauty, You can have! States Association of County Audit-|!ot# of long, thick, strong, lustrous ors, in session here Saturday, in-| hair. Don’t let it stay lifeless, thin, dorsed billa authorizing counties to| *¢ragsly or fading. Bring back its | create revolving funds, 86 as to ob- | color, Nigor and vitality. viate the necessity of registering |, Get a a bottle of delightful county warrants, revising the aud-|“Danderir any drug or toilet! itors’ fees upward. and directing the| © ounter t en your scalp; check | payment of all fines, except for vio-| dandruff « ling hair, Your hair | lation of the game laws, into the | Needs this stimulating tonic, then its general school fund |life, color, brightness and abundance — | will return—Hurry Gray Hair Ended To From 4 to 8 Daye $650 You Need a Sweater for These Cold Days. We Are Offering Some Nice Ones at $5.00. Carman “Anniversary Week” has become established as the premier sell- ing event of the year, but this, our Fifth Anniversary, exceeds even our previous famous sales—so enormous are the selections, so beautiful the cos- tumes, so marked are the values. Marine blue duvetyn is developed with consummate grace in this Car- man Suit; trimmed with lustrous | black lynx, $1.25 Cobbler Set at 98c You can save many dollars by doing” your own shoe repairing. This Cobbler Outfit consists of a stand, 3 lasts, knife, awl and ham- mer. Regular price $1.25. Special at. eeee 1919 CHEVROLET roadster, only run 2,000 miles; better than new. This car will give perfect sat- isfaction, This car be- longs to a farmer at Issaquah who is getting a larger car. If you de- sire something good, see this bargain at Auto Bargain Market 701, He, Time, st. 340, Call "for Fics «item: Terms Easy. thr th | St ary T,Golimen Scientific Hair Color Restorer This Test Convinces fend the coupon fo our apecial comb. Bi exact color of your) | look of hair. 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