The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 9

Japan’ s Colonial Policy Is Fe wo fie maintaining equality of oppertunity |facturing nation, if the J in Manchuria and the Korean o outlet | per re to have food for the overplus of Japanese popula must develop a ma tion. Last winter a prominent statesman of Japan opposed the} Teague of Nationa on the ground th: th th ot league to secure guaranty of ¢ turbed possession. press insiets upon reserving Man Failure, Says Asian Expert (This is the fourth of a series ef articles on Japan by Rodney Gilberij BY RODNEY GILBERT (Leading Oriental Journalist) wonted Twenty years ago Japan acquired | 1914, the p European sre al Japanene ormosa and Korea as a spoil of|for manuf ed goods will be ar. lamong people attracted by low prices ‘The historic pressure of popula-| rather than by better quality—-peo on upan her food repources bad be © with a low purchasing power me acute, for modern sanitation Most of these are to be found cutting down the infant death | upon the Asia mainiand. Nearly while no modern influence was|half of them owe allegians ng down the birth rate. |Great Britain, The other half are The war with Russia was jsustt. | Chinese. d, at home, by the necessity of | at Japan, as a “late * finds © greater and the ch: parts at © earth's surface preempted her peoples, who hope by The Japanese churia and Mongolia from the scope | of “Japan wishes to transfer her sur ph tal the new consortium Thiever us population thither and to ob y in supplies of food and materials. The government has decided ac.) SACRAMENTO, Dec, 22 al oon pr former ume their! deserted since market If Japan is to prosper as am: FINGER PRINTS “TO GUARD AUTOS. so | Record of Ownership to Cure. y Four ylen daily in California, of the cordingty. + a n recent report of G. Emigration Policy Failure 8 mtendent Now, the annual incres ti Japan's population is som: But after 20 years of access to criminal identificn of these stolen lly returned to Korea and Formosa and 14 years | m of access to Manchuria, it would be! th difficult to find 600,000 Japanese, in-| re strongty the finger ch all three! print uding armed forces, in a ¢ identifying an own finger print is with inet places combined jer ; If 15 or 20 years of emigration] “There are many people who seem fails to move ome year’s increase in|to think that t population, pray tell how much of | something connected — only the earth's surface will Japan re|criminal identification,” sat quire to accomplish her purpose? official copied the r ta 4 Th But it w yea has produced a race of pioneers. | two thousan have learned none of the arts of No. this Japan, in matter, has extensively ness and if. nature of nm man nd, an island nation nies. ‘Therefore, to become great. pan must. Englishmen emigrate herefore, Japanese will emigrate. | obtained. h is the reasoning. thief t doesn't work out that) secu ay. During the past twa thousai ars, England was swept by we were Saar lawaed sreacay |ACIMONIST HELD the owner, same un They The Japanese, during that cars remained outside peoples uched by SAN FRANCISOO, Dec. UP IN COURT AND | SEARCHED FOR GUN “On the contrary it is used very lines of bust lition to the aig when be re | cetves his Meense a finger print were ‘ould be imponaible for a o owner's name and | ax is done at pres | 2 | Alexander Goldstone, described am an the pioneer, they have acquired none | importer and exporter, was searched of any heart for the rigors of his mode ot except to attach themaeives to a civ sider when program for an ‘Th. policy does Japan persists. Wisely turned the “people to manufacture and trade. Itt has taken years to learn the pro on tion Still generally infer his adaptability. life. They refuse to leave Japan| Judve Thomas F zation already prepared This factor Japan failed to con she copied England's empire overseas. | mony not snecred, Why? | formed Judge Graham Japan Needs Market | stone was en route ago, Japanese statesmen | volver. attention of their L diverce by Mra 1486 Waller st was cited to that Long ne apr ff Gabrielle ses and build up an organiza-| his wife The Japanese-made article . is r to the Amer ne je y was ‘opty um in his possession, Something A gift of Something in Muste will be in good taste and will be appreciated not only this Christmas, but for years to come. There are s0 many things in the musical line that mare" VICTROLAS Victrolas are priced at $25, $25, $50, $70, $110, $130 and up to $420, We will gladly arrange convenient payment terms. Victor Records What better gift to the owner of a Victrola, of Talking Machine? Victor Records at 85c, $1.00, $1.50 and up to $350. Packed in attractive Christmas Boxes if de sired. If in doubt what Records to give, present one of our Merchandise Orders. Record oe $1.50 and $1.75 or any make Player Rolls A most acceptable gift in the home where there is a Player Piano. Rolls from Duo Art Rolls. $1.25 to $4.00, If uncertain wh would be de 4, give one of our Merchandise Orders. Music Cabinets Something that is really needed where there is a Plano or a Player Piano to properly care for Sheet Music or Player Rolls, Cabinets from $22.50 upward. Piano Lamps Piano or Floor Lamps, complete with shades, at a wide range of prices. Piano Benches bony, Walnut or Oak, with compartment Prices from $17 upward. In Mahogany for Sheet Mu Merchandise Orders If you prefer to leave the selection to the one for whom the gift is intended, we will issue a Christmas Merchandise Order in any amount. Seman ay & Co. Third Averme at Pine Séattle OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS roached the court Nathan weapons and fou jenied he inter or anyone sing because onvicted of a fel " ent to Me for having 25 tins of In Music 4 nor have they) tor concealed weapons before being permitted to enter the courtroom of Graham today adstone, who is being sued for Sophie Gladstone on an order to pay temporary als Refore court opened Edgar/ yet! Haas, brother-in-law of Gladstone, in-| Giad-| with @ loaded re-| ib Special Prices On Scarts, Stoles and Coatees Of Fur Fabrics hundred of seal, mole Two handsome fabrics $6.50 to $9.75 qualities, $5.00. $12.50 to $18.50 qualities, for $10.00. $20.00 to $27.50 qualities, for $15.00. $30.00 to $F $20.00. —Neckwear Section, First them—of and beaver for 50 qualities, for Floor, Boudoir Lamps amd Candlesticks Attractive For Gifts At Special Prices These are of heavy metal, white en- ameled, to match white ivory dresser sets and manicure articles. The lamps are complete with both blue and pink shades and specially priced at $2.95 each. The candlesticks are complete with candles and shades to match, and are specially priced at $1.50. Toilet Articles, First Floor Attractive Bottles Of Toilet Waters and Perfumes at $1.25 Gifts Inexpensive, But Highly ceptable. —The containers are of art glass with a ground glass stopper, and each is in a Christmas box. The odors are delightful—violet, lily- of-the-valley, wistaria, jasmin, garden- fragrance, gardenia and white rose. ‘Toilet water, large size, $1.25. — Perfumes, $1.25 “Totter Gooda First Floor. Embroidered Pillow Cases Neatly embroidered pillow cases, on Fruit Of The Loom Maslin. In soft colors of pink, blue and plain white. Size 45x36 inches. Priced at $3.50 a pair. Initial pillow cases, upon the best quality muslin, plete range of initials. Sizes inches. Priced at $2.50 a pair embroidered A com- 415) nd Plone, White Ivory That Assure Delightful Reception Ivory Pyralin and French Ivory —Du Barry,” “La Parisienne” and “La Victory” are among the more distinctive Gifts patterns. Full assortments of the smaller accessories, besides the larger piec such as brushes, mirrors and trays. Totlet Articles, Firet Floor, Corduroy Robes A Desirable Model For Gifts Specially Priced At $7.95 —Straight line model, with raglan sleeves, and girdle of self ma- terial. In Rose, Copen and Wistaria. At ¥ 95 obes id Floor Charming Neckwear Why not give her a charmin.t piece of neckwear? Soft, fluffy laces patterned in the season’s latest models, in vestees, cuff and collar sets, in jabot effects, and many other attractive styles. In pretty Christmas boxes, and tied with satin ribbons without additional charge. Neckwear, First Floor. Black Silks Gifts Of Timetonorad Farteees For Matrons —Extraordinary values in black taf- fetas, made possible for us by the recent arrival of a delayed chased several months ago. This retail less than the present manufac- cost, waist and diess lengths nicely packed in gift boxes without extra cost, ff desired. Black Si —86-inch dre A u See vn Oe Priced 6- inch suiting taffet. ich coating taffeta, inch chiffon taffete ch dress taffeta, $2.7 ch suiting taffeta, 3 —6-inch chiffon taffeta 00 yard. ~986-inch chiffon taffeta, $3.25 yard. —86-inch dress taffeta, $1.50 yard. Dress Goods@lirst Floor. 3 —36- THE SEATTLE FRASIRR-IPATERSON ‘Co, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET shipment, pur- « STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1919. Daintiness Expressed i in a Gift flandkerchiets “Hundreds of attractive patterns and a wealth of Beautiful color combinations -Hand-made Madeiras, with embroidered corners and edges. Priced from 65c to $2.00. Plain linens of fine quality, with tiny hems, 35¢ to 75c. Daintily hand-embroidered linens, $1.00. Silk novelty handkerchiefs, 15¢ to 50c. Hand-embroidered lawns and Irish lawns with colored motifs and borders; drawn work edges, and sprays of French knot embroidery, 25¢ and 50c. ~-Handkerehief centers of pure linen, in a variety of sizes and widjhs of hems, to 50. some with 20¢ Handkerchiefs, First Floor. A Rug “Special” Selected Patterns In A “Special” in Couch Covers Regularly $6.75 Special at $4.85 Large size reversible Ne- gus covers, in choice color- A Special Group Of Velvet Hand Bags Beautiful, Yet Inexpensive Gifts Wilton Rugs Bags of fine quality vel- } 1 ~—Size 27x54 inches, in ex- vet, with silk linings to cellent colorings. Very ap- ings in Oriental designs. match the color of the bags. rere BE OPS AH Specially priced at $4.85 In navy, brown and taupe. Prepriate for Christmas each. There are 72 of these bags, gifts. Specially priced at —Drapery Section, Fourth Floor, specially priced at $6.00 $15.00 each. each, —Rugs, Fourth Floor. —Hand Bags, First Floor. Beaded ota pS anal Necklaces Novelty Gifts Of Girlish Jmbrellas Pleasure e795 IBS , At 11-5 $2.65 and For Women and $3.65 Little Girls These are of jet, amber, 2 coral, jade, cherry red, —It is not to be wondered amethyst and sapphire. that so many have chosen They are of graduated cut beads and of combinations of beadgand silver and gold filigree designs. rigwolry umbrellas for gifts this sea- son, for the selections are indeed very enticing. Umbrellas, First Figet Floor, Body Brussels Rugs Body Brussels rugs, in neat all-over patterns of choice colorings. Size 6x9 ft. Specially priced at $37.50 each. h Floor Attractive Veils Already Made Up Beautiful and Welcome Gifts Novelty’ veils with neck ribbon ruchings —drape veils in delicately woven patterns. ~—Vellings, First Floor. Rugs Fpurt Im the Dolls’ Nook Big dotls—kewpie dolls and Cuddle dollsa—and a whole tribe of interesting dolls, including a few of those remarkable imporfed French dolls. —Such a lot of dolls! dolls and little dolls—baby dolls and grown-up —Second 1 IAR-PATERS SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVE aOR STREET RAS Special Price BASEMENT Places On Sale Tuesday Four blundred blandsome Silk Waists In Gift Boxes cae at $4.69 —Most desirable Christmas presents, at much less than you would expect to pay. —The season’s best models, in handsome, stylish waists, developed in georgette crepe and crepe-de-chine. Newest necks newest collar styles, and newest embroid- ered and beaded fronts. —All sizes, 86 to 46 inches. ‘In white, flesh, rose, gray, navy and black. —Conveniently arranged in special dis- play for rapid choosing. —For Tuesday only, at $4.69 each. +$2.00. All sizes to 48. Im the Men's Section Men's Loumging Robes heavy lined. silk gar- Priced at -~—Beautiful ments, silk $50.00. Robes of suiting material, in brown and green, plain colored, with shaw! collars. Priced at $32.50. Smoking jackets of velvet, silk lined, priced at $35.00. } Jackets of an all-wool mater- a ial, $18.50. ri —Smoking jackets of woolen 2a mixtures. With double frogs. 5 Priced at $13.50. Other jackets at $9.50 and $10.00. Gloves for Men Men's Buck Gauntlets Very fine soft buck gloves, lined with knit wool. Priced at $12.00, } ~The same gloves, unlined, at $10.00. @% Men’s buck gloves, with strap wrists. — Knit lined, at $6.00. é —Heavy capeskin gloves, ‘with foldi z gauntlets. Lined with knit wool. Pri i at $8.50. Men's Plymouth Buck Gloves ined with knit wool. With strap wrist. Priced at $6.50. —Plymouth buck gloves, with black em- broidered backs. Priced at $3.50 and $3.75. Men's Street Gloves ~—Dent’s Capeskin Gloves with point backs. Priced at $3.75. a —Capeskin African brown gloves, — priced at $4.00 a pair. 5 —Unlined gray mocha gloves, with — pst ar oon - Priced at $3.75. —Capeskin gloves, with s ‘ backs. Priced at $2.25 a es aeei Correct Neckwear aetna Men’ 8 Knitted Silk Ties —-These are handframed knit ties, that — will absolutely hold their shape. —There are some in the plain colors of © green, black, Havana and Bu Also a large assortment of heather mix- —_ Priced at $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and —Men’s cit silk ties, in a new ment of imported Swiss silk These are of rich dark color combina- tions, so popular with the man of good — taste, and are of medium width. Priced at $2.50, $3.75, $4.00 and $5.00. i Men's elts and Buckles —The sterling ‘buckles are priced at $2.00 and $2.50. —The sterling front buckles are priced pe th apie ling f 1 bu —The sterling front initial buckles priced at T5c. ” —A composition metal initial buckle is priced at 50c. ; Belts, in a Comprehensive Assortment —Priced at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and —Men's Section, First Floor. Pencils Useful Gifts, Sure to Be Appreciated Beardie We have on hand a large as- rument of Pens of the best makes, including Waterman’s, Sheaffer's and Conklin’s. Plain and with gold band and filigree work. Prices from $2.50 to $12.00. —We have Eversharp Pencils in sterling and gold, and also in silver plated. Prices are $1.00 to $25.00 each. —Kodak Section, First Floor, Gift Suggestions —A large assortment of $12.50 and $13.50 Fitted Traveling Cases for men and women, Fitted with genuine ebony and ivory. Specials at $10.00. —Auto Lunch Kits, fitted for six per- sons. Special at $17.50. —Women's Fitted Bags, fitted with hand-decorated French ivory. Remov- able roll. Specially priced at $60.00. i Luge ifth Floor,