The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1920, Page 7

% . IS VOTE OF Favor Exclusion of Immi- Grants and Picture Brides . From United States (CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 29.—The American Legion convention today Qdopted a resolution favoring exctud- fag Japanese immigrants and “pic brides” from the United States the cancellation of the “gente agreement” with Japan in re to immigration. Measure as introduced charged Wiat the “gentlemen's agreement” imereasing numbers of Japanese x ‘fe crossing the border into this She Looks Like Garden, She’s Jack Lait’s Cousin, and She’s a Bit Léltan Rosedale, who tx appearing with MoIntyre and Heath in “Hello, Alexander,” at the Metropolitan next week, looks like Mary Garden, and has Jack Lait, the author, for @ cousin. Aside from these dimy tacts, there's no reason in the world why Lillian Rosedale shouldn't achieve fame on her own account. Sho already has overturned one idol, “My Rosary” is now out of date, Miss Rosedale, composer, has written a little ballad, or ditty, or whatever it is, which Miss Rosedale, singer and pianist, Is singing, Those is destined to sup plant the wok, “I Hear You Calling Mo." And those who don’t “know,” but appreciate good music Just the same, have told Miss Rosedale that her song is one of the greatest love eons ever written, Itis called “Justag the Day Is Pad tng.” The family of Lillian Rosedale ta 80 besprinkled with famous authors, critics and what-not, that she says her cousin, Jack Lait, in a mere branch on the family tree, When ‘Jack wrote poems awa youngster, his family displayed the same dospair | and disgust that they evinced when Lillian decided to go into “vodvilie.” In both cases the family's wishes were brushed eside by both aspirants for laurel wreaths, and both Jack and Lillian went their ways, which, tho plebelan, proved highly satiafac: tory from a pecuniary standpoint SCOUR HILL FOR BOY; HE’S FOUND ASLEEP AT HOME Police scoured every inch of Queen Anne hill Tuesday after hoon tn search of Freddie Nelson, 3, reported missing by his mother, who lives at 1421 Orange pl. When they were about to aban- Gon the search, Mrs. Nelson called the police and told them she had eolved the mystery of the lost boy. Freddie had been asleep tn one corner of his father’s armchair all the time, \ Thinks Londoners’ Heads Spreading LONDON, Sept. 29.—During « Cardiff, Prof. Parsons expreased the belief that Londoners’ heads were getting wider and bigger. Famous Herself Lillian Rosedale CHARGES JAPAN ‘SMOKE SCREEN’ ‘California “U” Head Makes Statement SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 39.—Two new elements were thrown into the | movement for restriction of Japanese \immigration and activities today, One waa a statement formally ts sued by President David Barrows, of the University of California, charg. ing that Japan's against the California antiJapanese Program constituted a screen” behind which Japan could be expected to make a daring move of aggression in Asia. ‘The other was the receipt of word that Bunji Susuki, head of the Work- of the movement—would the central organization Japanese labor attend next week's meeting of the KOs California State Federation of Labor at Freano and might debate the | Japaneae question with United States | Senator James D. Phelan, who ls an |anthJapanese leader. | Barrows, In his statement, declar ed that In the past when Japan has become indignant over the treatment of her nationals in this country, things have been happening tn Asia. 5 He declared that the “doom of the United States" ts the ultimate pos session of California by Orientals, |. Suzuki's attendance at the state federation of labor may develop an interesting situation, labor leaders | admit, inasmuch as the organization is pledged to the anti Japan program, | jand the Freano convention was ex- pected to go into the Japanese ques Uon deeply. ‘LOWER PRICES _ REACHING WEST San Francisco Has Optimis- | tic View iy SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29—The first ripples caused by the furry on the sea of high prices seemed to H have reached the Pacific coast to- GRAFONOLAS NEW EDISONS day. | Sugar has dropped $1 per hundred pounds in two days, and today sold | Wholewale at $14 for cane and $13.60 for beet sugar. This has brought it |to the same price at which it was |selling when the government relin- Quished control of sugar distribution the first of the year. | Seattle reported a threecent drop jin the price of butter yesterday, which waa not reflected from the San Francisco dairy market—the basic market of the Coast. The San remained undis- Automobiles have felt the effect) lof price cutting. Papers today were full of advertisements that this |make will not reduce ite price, and [that one will, with numerous of jfers of used cars at low prices pep- | Dering the pages. i Quits $12 Per PALACE HI THEATRE Continuous Iroll Direction Ackerman & Harris TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A NEW ALI-STAR SHOW OF VAUDEVILLE < PRARL’S NOUMANIAN ; GYPsiKS | apreticking in 2 Gypsy Camp” : LUBIN 4 LEWIS a la Blackface JEAN GORDON PLAYERS “A Highland Romance” MAYE HUNT “The Original Cheer-up Giri” ‘The Famous Mrench Ace of Aces A LIBUT. FERNAND THHTION & CO. fipeetacuiar Exhibition of Markoma nabip Feature Phetoplay H. B. WARNER In “UNCHARTED CHANNELS” A Whimstes! Drama of Love, Laughter and Social Lepers 2 Week To Get $2000 A Year CORVALLIS, Ore.—When Hazel Kelwey was deliberating four years ago whether to go to Oregon Agrt cultural college or take a job at $12 a week, she picked college, Today Miss Kelsey is teaching in an Arizona high school at a $2,000 salary, while some of her old as- sociates, who tried to dissuade her, are still working at $12 per week. ap IS SENTENCED “War Record” Blasted, Gets} senator Nelson, by « jury here Senator’s ‘Relative PHONEY HERO Guilty of Murder ALEXANDRIA, Minn, Sept. 29. A verdict of murder in the first degree was returned against Gustaf Nelson, son-in-law of United States MAY AWARD BIG PORT CONTRACT $130,000 Shed Planned for protestations | “xmoke | men's Friendly Society of Japan—| 3 to 20 Years His “war record” punctured, three to 20 years in the Monroe reforma- 'y ly the price Frederick R. Besow, exmarine, must pay for trying to pass a forged check for $300 on the Salvation Army here, | In a plea for leniency, Besow told Judge J, T. Ronald he had gone over the top at Belleau Wood and Ohateau Thierry, The judge had Hesow's rec. ord searched. or been overseas, and had twice been & deserter, Frenella Writing Paper 25c Pound ERY good value in this smoothly-finished, plain white Paper, 120 sheets in package, 25¢. Envelopes to match, 25 in package, 10¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Remnants of Cottons, Silks, Woolens Reduced HE month’s accumula- tion of short lengths, priced considerably less than regular Thursday: THE COTTONS Include _Ginghams, Per- cales, Devonshire Suit- ing, Galatea, Poplin, White and Colored Out- ing Flannel, Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, Flan- nelette, Comforter Chal- lies, Sateen Linings. THE SILKS Include Taffeta, Messa- line, Pongee, Crepe de Chine, Striped and Plaid Silk, Silk Poplin. THE WOOLENS Include Navy Plaid and Challies lengths suitable skirts and dresses. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Wool-mixed Union Suits $4.00 HERE is enough wool in these garments to make them comfortably warm and soft to the touch. They are in elastic-ribbed weave of : oft, gray yarns, with knit cuffs and ankles, shaped to fit. Excellent in for at —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORS values Women’s Wool-mixed Union Suits $2.50 HERE are two styles in these Union Suits of seasonable weight—Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and ankle length in sizes 34 to 44, also high neck, long sleeves, ankle length in sizes 88 to 42. Priced at $2.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Overcoats For Little Fellows $10.00 OU BLE-BREASTED and belted in truly masculine style are these good-looking little Coats, and well-tailored from wool- mixed coatings in navy and dark-gray. Fully lined with heavy plaid linings. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Moderately priced at $10.00. -—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Extra Cups 6 for 95c Te use with the extra saucers that every household owns, here are extra cups in plain white —excellent for kitchen and every-day use. Exceptional values, cups only, 6 for 95¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE yesterday, the death of Joseph Middleton, who was shot and killed during a fight for pomession of shotgun. of 1920 is expected to be much || inferior to that of 1919, especially || It showed he had nev-|| in quantity, has hit the champagne vintage. Smith Cove Nelno was held responsible for Scherer & Carlson were expected to get instructions to go ahead with construction of a huge new unit for the port comminsion when the FRANCE TO HAVE jcommixsion met Wednesday after noon. POOR WINE YEAR | The new unit will be @ 600-foot PATUS, Sept. 29.—The vintage twostory transit shed for pier B, at Smith Cove, costing $130,000. Delay in negotiating bonds has Recent bad weather || held up awarding of the contract, tho bids have been in for some time. FREDERICK & NELSON” Woman Sentenced and Then Paroled SALEM, Ore., Sept. 29.—Mra, Lena Steiger, 63, was today sentenced to serve a term of seven years in the state penitentiary for complicity in an assault with intent to kill her husband, Theodore W. Steiger, last March, and was then paroled by Judge Percy Kelly on condition that she never visit Bteiger’s home nor communicate with him. Canine Census to Find Canine “Reds” BAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 25 houne-to-house canvans will be next year in ing the dog ce here, Such a course will rid the c of the “redu” of dogdom, includin of course, some browns and maroon# with bad records. The city $2,173 in dog taxes last year FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Choosing a Coat In the Downstairs Store is as easy and satisfying as large assortments and moderate prices can make it. The accepted styles of the moment add their appeal to these advantages—and these, in brief, are the rea- sons for this Section’s great popularity. Cloth Coats $11.75, $17.50, $19.75, $29.50, $35.00, $45.00 The coat pictured, with fur collar and silk lining—$29.50. Plush Coats Long styles, $42.50. Short lengths, $15.00, $23.50, $39.50, $45.00. rae pownsTaIRs STORE Women’s Cashmere Stockings For Winter Wear With Low Shoes Low Priced at $1.50 a aye prolong the usefulness of low shoes through cooler weather, many smartly-dressed women are wearing them with heather-mixture stockings of this type. These Cashmere stockings offer choice of smart mixtures in two shades of brown, two shades of green and dark-blue, and they are knit with elastic hemmed top and reinforced heel and toe. Sizes 814 to 10. Exceptionally low-priced at $1.50. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Georgette Waists With the Charm of New Styles and Lovely Coloring $5.75 ' fagarh so smartly styled and so daintily trimmed with laces and pin-tucks are sure to be appre- ciated values at $5.75. With long or three-quarter sleeves, and in delicate tints of Flesh, Sunset and Bisque, also White. Priced at $5.75. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 100 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes Reduced to $3.45 Pair Boe lines, in which are featured: Patent Leather Oxfords Fawn Buckskin Oxfords Bronze Kid Pumps Sizes 8 to 8 in the assortment, but not in each style. Reduced to $3.45. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Corduroy House Coats Special $5.75 ‘THs well-made, attractively- styled House Coat is shown in Old-rose, Delft-blue, American Beauty and Wistaria. A house garment that will give full return in service and comfort for its low price— $5.75. —nim pownsrarrs store price for wholesome special 55¢ SAYS SENATOR REED 1S LIAR His Statement on Armenia Arouses Ire 4 TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. 29. A United States Senator James Reed of Minsourl finished 4 ing the first annual reunion of the | 26th division here tform and said, “What you sald — about Armenia was @ lef - In his speech Senator Reed had stated that when they got the upper: lhand, the Armenians were mor) brutal than the Turks. a A Butter Scotch Special 55c Pound ‘An especially low is toothsome, confection, pound. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Children’s Black Sateen Bloomers $1.00 OTHERS appreciate | the practical advan- tages of these garments for | little girls. They are made of black sateen, with elastic waistline and knee. the shirring at Sizes 4 to 14 years. Price $1.00. -—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Frenella Snap Fasteners 5c Card UST-PROOF and well finished, one dozen snaps on card. White in sizes 0, 2, 3 and 4; black in sizes 0, 1,2 and 3. Priced at 5¢ card. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE A New Display of Trimmed Hats at $7.50 Is Another Occasion for Value-giving rf Ras millinery-successes of the season make up this | display—Hats that are ness by their moderate price. There are: Silk Duvetyn Tams in the style pictured. . Soft-crown Hats in velvet and Duvetyn combina- tions, Velvet Sailors with soft m et alli c-embroidered crown and narrow brim. Matrons’ Hats with ostrich- covered crown or trim- ming of glycerined os- trich. —and the colorings that in no way limited in smart- © brighten the mode—Orange, Orange relieved with Black, Leather Browns, Purple, Blues; also All-Black © Hats. Smartness at little cost is the impression one gains: from this showing at $7.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Bathroom Fixtures at Very Low Prices AVINGS so attractive are offered, Thursday, that apartment-house and hotel owners will find it expedient to purchase for future use, and the needs of the home can also be filled at little cost. Towel Bars, 35c Eighteen-inch size, in nickel-plated brass, substantially made and well-finished. Wall Soap Dishes, 25c As _ pictured, of solid brass, nickel-plated; unusual value. Soap or Brush Holders $1.00 and $1.50 Large enough to hold two bars of soap or comb and brush are these Holders of nickel-plated brass.” Size 9x81 inches, $1.00 ; 10x4 inches, $1.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE