The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1922, Page 12

} PLAN FUNERAL JAP PHOTO {_ SCENE OF HORROR TRAGEDY IN TACOMA BRIDE WILL ~ STAY HERE Outwits U. S. in Her Fight to! Keep From Being Deported Hosaye Sakaguchi finds jt easier tc Outwit the United hold a Jap husband The young woman came > 119 from Bride” of Y. Sakaguchi, a smart ma Who had succeeded in establishing Himself here against the wishes of the American people. Confidently, she expected to settle @own and join her countrywomen the serious business of p the Pacific coast with yellow.bodied Progeny who should iater, by birth-| Fight as citizens, take a hand in Shaping the destiny of the nation as the Japanese wish it shaped. ZAP WOULDN'T HAVE HER But—perhaps because he desired al} White woman for a wife-—-when Saka Buchi met Hosaye at the dock, he furned his back upon her, He would Rot have her Bhe was left alone in AN inspector of immi Jeoked her up fe With the ass fan lawyer, she Babeas corpus, ar ‘Witting the United S a ‘The department of iabor + Weak resistance. It ‘Geurt that she was unable to support berseit. ‘The United States circuit court of Mppeais, which had observed Jap Bnese women supporting themselves Bnd large families by working in Tields once cultivated by Americans im California, Oregon and Washng fOn, held yesterday, that the depart Ment had failed to prove its conten ton. States than te Japan as the “picture And there nothing left for the United States to do today but release Hosaye from her bond, turn her foot Foose and admit she had won her fight to remain here. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take | w | | ti ho 1 ¥ | Orpheum Circuit Ba > WAUDEVILLE 325 Bladder, and the PROSTATE GLAND | Beet ns eae: PSA ontains Tr a weapon and slew himself. [nights are Lu Robb, vender, | Wheeler, Betty Shelley, Jean tyan, Nichola. ‘AMUSEMENTS _ Death room in the home of her father attempt an operation on a babe. | the operation. lower right (top) Gisbert, 18; James, 16; (center) Catherine, Camillia, 8, and Bruno, 4, son of the dead gir!, and said to be Franklin Students Picture at the to Produce Comedy Franklin high school students ho will appear In Shakespeare's You Like It Friday in the and Tom Barnaby, Pa Ulita Jorgenson, Marion! Dorothy Hodson, George Ar Emmetuth, Fred Bran Kimb torium ewlia, un, Williarn William torey, Gwendolyn | Daum, Ju ta | Brewer, Dorothy | Nachant, ton Southern, Blunck Waldo Chambertain Lowell Melivray hardt, fen Gea Carrol |Arthur Buerk, Vareen Ma na Frost. Alice, Henry Donald Hoyt Henke, Wi Dick Her Beckman, Carol ows, Eleanor King and wok MoorE Day man c772 THEATRE 710285 EODIE BUCZELL In “A Man of Affaire” CLIFF NAZARRO AND DARLING SISTERS LANE AND BY! Lyrical Racon BEATRICE SW FINK'S MULES NAT RAZARRO & CO. With Buck & Bobbies | SHE” LHF ae —— PANTAGES —— ¢ ‘Reif nates Boat Schedule Travel by steamer VICTORIA, BC 2T ANGELES - STRAIT POINTS DAILY AT MIDNIOUT SAN AND POINTS BELLINGHAM JACORTES PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS AND MILL PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS Neat BAY & Way Ports “i; Fl Cotny Swan & 1 Pantagescope, r, M. Children 10c A Includes Tax METROPOLITAN De Courvities “LONDON FOLLIES” LAST TIME TONIGHT REDIT-GLAD OTVLISH CLOTHES FOR MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS Cater 1332 SECOND AVF 209UNION |Session of Cigar Addie Frank Gilliardi, 7038 S. Trafton lower left is an exterior view of Gilliardi’s home. 14; Mary, 13; (at son of his mother’s father Men Is Postponed cin:inenarm. stare: er, en for Indianapolis al confer 20 and 21, to oo sider ting with a m ide bureau of th soldiers’ bonus measure Statement of the Condition oF Peoples Sastnes Bank DECEMBER 31, 1921 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $ 581,810.86 3onds, Warrants and Other Securities.. 8§ 38.32 Banking’ House, Second at Pike Street.. 600,000.00 Safe Deposit and Bank Vaults........ + 100,000.00 Other Real Estate nies 141,242.48 United States Bonds and Treasury tificates of Indebtedness. . $$ Cash and Exchange......... 983,367.31 1,918,803.66 $4,234,4 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ Surplus 20,000.00 Undivided Profits 32,938.38 Reserve for Taxes Deposits 100,000.00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS KE. C. NEUFELDER, 1 R. J. REEKIE, Vie Pres. 408. T. GREENLEAF, Cashier G. B NICOLL N, ECKSTEIN Safety—Availab n improved propert and loans not to exceed one half © fact that loans eon the ent plan makes the vol f return t funds are avail for withdrawal at nes in made possible ion is operated at ossible way mm SEATTLE SAVINGS snd LOAN 9309-34 AVE HMC st., Tacoma, where Gill- iardi’s daughter, Rose, toppled over dead Monday, and where Gilliardi at once grabbed a The girl's death was presumably due to taking poison in seeing The babe is now near death from the effects of At the bottom) _ | WASHINGTON AMERICAN LE GION OFFICERS, headed by CI “WIGGLY DOG” <epioninceta TO EVERY BOY OR GIRL WHO SECURES ONLY TWO NEW a nation ves January ways and means of securing the passage of the “i TWO SUICIDES Tragedy Wrecks Home in Tacoma Fra a daughter wan admin her father and the shot The tragedy rev of the most horrible stories ¢ | timate » known Mrn family ret 5 Theresa Gilliard! n and mother of his bereft of widow of n, wuddenty at the double tragedy rted slowly howpita ay that her hw a r of her dead daugh won and intimated other babes had been done away with Retail Fuel Men | Select Officers tle Fetal 1. W. Beott, prent ott Co. Other exident, Wilt Jr fuel yards; A of the Fuinwright & Me treasurer, and executive committceman, Blake D, Milla, of the Cascade Coa! Co K. MeLeod, Leod Co | New Ice Cream Co. | Is Organized Here! lidation of the ice cream de. ot the Pure Milk the Paramount lee Cream t been effected thru the f & new company to be “ Maplewood Iee Cream ith headquarters at 615 West-| ave. N | Denver Vetitans Demanding Work DENVER, Jan. 10—We want work, not charity.” is the alogan adopted by & group of ¢x#ervice men who announced today they would hold an unemployment parade herw January 21 | Minois Ame Produces wethirds of jca's entire output of oleomar. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1922. The Chicago Clothing Co. Buys SHAFER BROS.’ STOCK STORE CLOSED MAKING READY FOR THE Greatest Clothing Sale Ever Held in Seattle WATCH PAPERS FOR FULL PARTICULARS IT’S WORTH WAITING FOR Chicago Clothing Co. 1400 FIRST AVE., COR. 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