The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 5

i ae * THE SEATTLE STAR Member American Homes Bureau GRUNBAUM BROS SIXTH AVE. Scfween PIKE ord PINE NEW YORK, Nov, 28.—-"The #u-Joepted by the Japanene,” nm finding that the] ‘The leader of the Japanese colony me cour ther ‘colored’ races tin Ame jar not admissible to American cit: |hand as if he were sweeping an twenship will not anide. Then he went alse & ripple on automatically entitled to American district atte a in M citizenship and all the rights that, pointed by President Ha cH | wo with It jare Karl J, Davis, of “For instance, a state that passes | Ernest J, Bowman, of G & law making tt Impossible for a Jap- | amen WR. 1 chief anese person of American birth to! bh ente t hold real y is presenting | Mich was tried ar Silver Bread ' Japan with a problem which tt je tion of election t @ reduction not ignore. N one-half leas than price waually asked. Ke pr reiiat.:, $3 $6.50 Bavarian China Dinner Sets $24.85 trial of the I Yewberry [right accorded to the de ta of other natio moos is Imposing a hardeh! tants of tes or St. Jacobs O1) stops any pain, and} conan rheumation ts pain only Japanese which neither Japanese Not one cane in fifty requires Ini) otic opinion nor the Japanese ov ternal treatment. Stop drugging! ernment ean tgnora the United Rub soothing, penetrating St. Ja cobs Ot right into your sore, stiff aching joints, and relief comes in stantly, 8t, Jacobs Ol! is a harm less rhoumatiam liniment, which immt, States pa Bo fur as the disabilities tmponed by existing law upon Japanese tm migrants ta ¢ oem we are mint mising the issue to the vanishing |recommendation, are stil Childs Koeker—woven from olght it $2.75 Chair to match at same Splendid, Practical Suggestions From the Drapery and Bedding Section Sota Pillows covered in vel our and choice onne priced from. 82.50 Get a amall trial bottle of old, hon-| est Bt, Jacobs Oil at any drug store, | and in just @ moment y from rheumatio pain, #0’ |atiffness. Don't wuffer. Relief | you. St. Jacobs Oli ts Just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, | backache, sprains.-Advertisement | whom Amertoan opposition ts chiefly | directed. to any country where they are not/extension program for welcome. Business men, the promo |meeting will be held | Two Si-plece sets Bavarian China Ware--fine patterne— one with dainty rosebud edge, one with rosebud bor- trmewek $24.85 Reproductions Sheffield Silver Plate and America, Japan bas no desire to|tional church, Bellevue, keep from coming to America. It is| Wednesday morning. ¢ covers, priced from. 610.80 te 880 SUK Red Sets, very cholce both im design, av — and color, p fas.00 to $55.00 Batik Stik Covers for lamp shades, dining tables, dressers, Tye dye per- manent colors, Priced trom $7.50 to $20.00 Lace Doilies, Baby Blank- ets, Kenwood Allwool Blankets, Couch Covers, Velour and Tapestry. Any of the above articles wilt make a welcome Christmas gift. and you can have purchase added to your account. my back ‘e been expected. That is to aay, they | stration agent, will dine are normal, They will not become |hold Management” and jabnormal unless some state panies |The meeting Is open to | laws or enforces regulations that tm Af pose hardships upon the Japanese|Henton at 1:36 p. m. fithat are not imposed upon other | hall races — 4 | tion that deprives Japanese born on smplate that service for the ‘hanks«iving table with the tra piece of silver so long i. Here ta « choice se to descendants of immigrants of other races, Our Japaness bern on | Amertean soll are American tn their Bever veure evening at Me METROPOLITAN Tonight and All Week lection of reproductions of Sheffield silver. All. have repriced.. $4.25 ve $9 N WH Hitt mn Mmm mm C Ame vie AAA | bome. "To attempt to restrict them by | or fnertmatory legisiation would makelunder whose supices Japanese in this category @ MAN|is t be given. The tic | without a country obtained either | MARQUETTE, Mich—Seven of 15 onan ee Gee ae “Despite wild telk in some restrict-]in the downtown dist M H A to Have Jeonvicts who escaped from prison Pam rate) eee J0nm rms ene and obscure quarters in Japan,|A. &. U. W. office on th rtainm here Sunday have been captured, ac Mat. ven] the Japanese recognizes the right of Big Ente: ent | here Sund ny [Special Florence Rosen, youthful violinist. | may choose to exclude or admit. We jeu ly concede to them that right Wx-M he ‘the annual mid-winter entertainment u Men's He Sis nacvetntion tn: the ‘cocociation’s . | “But any discriminatory legisia ‘auditorium, 17th ave. and E. Union| . — ° tion aguinst the Japaness who al Tuesday evening. There will be lready enjoy certain basic rights on yeare “The state that places upon ital preme ce ‘ ed the Jatatute books any pr n that de- | court prives its Japanese citicens of any ), Hopkina, also involved They and others who tors of trade relations between Japan|munity hall of the ol different with the working class, at}cultural Agent A. B. N ay D now specials, oe Jap Puts on Bold Front NEWBERRY OUT; | on Citizenship Decision _ }I§ FRIENDS IN « motion with hie Chief Dry Officer One of the! Senator’s Henchmen Grunbaum Building face of the pleasant relations Pe ee n Japan nd othe: «United ‘The thing that t» troubling Jap WASHINGTON, Nov. 248 Altho age * aaid Ennowke Jinusht, preetlanese offic and private minds is! Truman H. Newberry has vacated | Child’s Sea Gr Thanksgiving dent of the Japanese ansociation, in}not the auprome court decision, bUt| nis seat in the trothe Hine ; Rocker statement for publication in t the that fs going on in ' Silver Plate Christian Bolence Monitor ane etna cn ean aule to. pubito ps b number of Silver-Plated Bread Trays “In handing down this decision at, to place property, edu. | h# henchmen, Indicted with him for One-third to One-half Off jthe court merely tnterpr exist cational and other restrictions upon | conspiring to buy the Michigan ele ¥ ing law, It injected no new taaue line Japanese tion, are stil! on Unel es pay into the relat between Japan and In this relation 1 am not speaking They didn't resign with New America, It merely affirmed & #tt@) oe Jananene immigrants, but of Jap: | berry rd affairs that had already bee 8 | anese born on Americar Two of them are United Btates ichigan, ap rding. ‘They Detroit, and rand Rapids federal pro of for id convicted » lawn, with freed when the lower in ml nited Btates neonate pa 1 on. t etor disappoints, and cannot burn {Pott ourselves by reducing Japan-/ Nystrom to Speak Vine. aie jene immigration of the laboring class | Limber up! Quit complaining!|*®, Practically nothing at Bellevue Meet | | “We don't want to send our people| ‘To discuss the state agricultural |f| next year, a in the Com 1 Congrega at 10a. m nty Agri uns “House Nutrition.” the public. iilae meeting will be held tn | at Grange “Such « hardship would be leeisi-| Sei] Some eG THE MAN WHO CAME BACK | American soll of the rights accorded for Concert at U seats for the Loule Gre be held Tuesday sevang: tl — ny ‘hall, University HE MAN com hey regard America aa their! campus, are still available, accord Or pmaed ing to members of the University Washington Women's league, the concert kets may be at Sherman-Clay’s ret, or the ne campus. 7 7 Se—S: | the American people to exclude or ad . MEEET ccuiitt cs the pomavath of $1.00, $1.80, $3.60 || mit into their country any race they f. ay ield ‘itary and ete 74 ting men 706 FInST avE. other bers, exclustve of the | jan equality with other races tn A ie | Amertoa, would foree Japan to take | ™ WASH, BLDG. notion.” to be given by the Y./ H. A. orchestra. The program) be followed by dancing. THANKSGIVING FLOWERS Your Selection REAL ARTISTS’ SERVICE City Flower Shop MAIN 2413 Third Ave. at James Out of the high rent district All Next Week pia AARON HOYrMAaN's "EW COMEDY Now ad Then Laughe—‘uste—Comedy A Satire Based on the Vetsteed Act KOLB AND DILL’S OWN JAZZ ORCHESTRA PRICES Nights: Be to $2.00 Wednesday Mat. Ge te $1.00 Saturday Mat. Be to 81.50 Seat Sale Thursday WHAT’S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 KFO—1i15 « m; 3p. m to 3 p.m; $40 p mi # p m; 640 p.m; O45 p.m: Op my 1048 P. KDZE-—1040 to 11 « m. and 3:20 to 4:30 p. m. dally except Sunday; 7 to § p. m. Monday a Fridays; § to 9 p. m. Wednesdays. KIR—# to 9 p. m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays KHQ—17 to & p. m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays COBB fitting garments Just around the es wintergreen for your next millio tm ‘aor To tickle the old. 3 OF ‘aiding d digestion, Try me after dinner tonight! Im juicy + and —r A_joy-g low, Im Boy gNing means I'm all right! EXTRACTION FREE DAILY in the city. they know us men who care. Our whalebone rubber, which does not cover the roof of the mouth if | you have two or more t | Natural Rubber, |Mast'se tenth". ........, $5.00 | or2um, Lrke, Rubber. a perfect ree roduction of the wenn gO, jet of i | teeth. Pi ‘ |“SinimanWwons...... pe Most of our present patronage is recommended by our early custom- Examination free. MOT OHIO fan CUT RATE | DENTISTS Say SS) BRONCHITIS TWICK DATILY—2¢ to aathrna even in the those of ot eves the to get peaceful sleep. fever responds quickly to DOCTORS IN THE BUILDING Know and appreciate ox cellent woolene and fine opposite the pontotfice, you ean make a@ sbieotion clothes from the finest showing of sult patterns Ask the bankers— Individual tailoring = for whoge work tn still giving good | 7h a wick atint ston ‘All work guaranteed for 16 years | Mysiid Moore: DAILY | | THEATRE ; _“Flirtation” ut — aa7 |" Little Billy | Claude and | HAY FEVER, i Fannie Usher | +07 ailied affections of the air pane- 7 | Signor Friscoe oe sa respiratory tract respond naa) 1 the wonderful discovery 3 Alma Neilson ‘47 | ‘The Pathe News Matinees 2:30 been 7 and § corner mult of | sro B10 Sit | i560 10rat 0, BRO landed on| roll jus en. | # of the law, upon Newberry’s| rom will | covering the raising, hortt “The relations between America| culture, soils and crops and dairying. | ths land Japan are as good as could have| Miss Edna Walker, home demon THE RHODES ©o. EEE AE a EE Pk Pek Pek Ca a a EE hk EEA PAGE 5 Store Closed Thursday for Thanksgiving "|GIRL CLINGS | TO LOVE vow! SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Mary Carroll, pretty jot “of Thanksgiving Special While They Last 15 Chests of Silver-Plated Tableware 26-Piece Set chest. | and stamped for embroidery | ranged in a box, A set, 62.46, Be w ment of package goods including women’s, children's and infants’ ap parel, as well as many novelties. Silverware Dept.—Main Floor Gift Needle Art of Interest Upper Main Floor 3-Piece Bath Sets including bath towel, guest towel od and joely ar wash cloth, Appliqy Scarfs and Buffet Sets tn plain colors; also appliqued sets | reaponably priced at, a set, 75¢. Luncheon Sets of pure linen and stamped in blue bird net, designs for embroidery. A 61.85. cart to match, at $1.65. Bedspreads priced from $1.85 to $4.75. Night Gowns stamped for embroidery. Bach, 85¢. Pillow Cases 424nch, regulation nize canen, stamped for embroidery and hem stitched. A pair, $1.00. 6 also have a mplendid assort _| twins. fl the vow she made last June when Michael Brown wae run over by & street car, “I'll marry him even tho he be maimed for itfe,” she sald Since then both of Brown's legs have been amputated. “It's life I care about,” sald Mary today an she announced that she) o—=that and = Micha ‘Thankegiving day. “Her heart is true to me,” Joined in Brown as he smiled from his wheel chair upon his bride-to-be, Aged Recluse Burns Herself to Death the wood, and after saturating her own clothes lay down upon the pyre and touched a matgp to it. She burned to a crisp. EVERETT.—Lands of Tulalip In- din reservation lying between Ebey and Steamboat sloughs now leased by department of game and fish for use as public shooting grounds. v 5 cS ‘Teas Wl hold 10-1b, turkey or 2 41b, chickens. would be married BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina, Nov.| southern France? 2%—Juana Sarratea, an aged re cluse, plied a quantity of wood shavings in the center of the stone Thatiswhy Royalissowhole- floor of her kitchen, poured of! over} some and why it 100 32-PIECE BLUE-BIRD DINNER SETS Very Low Priced at Set consists of: inch Plates 6 Saucers inch Plates 1 Platter inch Fruits 1 Baker a Special for Wednesday at $4.49. “MODEL STEEL ROASTERS Specially Priced $2.19 Roasters at $1.49 Wil) hold 16-1b, turkey or 3 4-1b, chickens. $1.35 Roasters at 85¢ ASTHMADOL Chernynoft in QUALITY GUMS Wintergreen flavor . . . . Beeman’s Pepsin cos stvee jie aa fae Leach. Wallin Peppermint flavor . . .. . . . + Yucatan Licorice flavor . ... + +.» + Black Jack liters and BART Moanalua Gex Tutti-Frutti flavor . . . . . California Fruit Kaufman and 1 And Glenn Goff at Price 250, Matinees 250 Cc EC IL cu ‘NNINGHAM Morgan and Gray Trio “BYRON BROTHERS ood drums! “ PANTAGESC for i General Admission: Mian tet OPE the Organ Nights 40¢ A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION for your Thanksgiving table in the AMBASSADOR and ANNIVERSARY patterns price d at: TEA SPOONS, Set of Six... .. 83.75 DESSERT SPOONS, Set of Bix 87.25 GRAVY LADLES .$2.50 26-PIEKCE CHEST ...,.. $22.85 of an attractive pat- { § Kniver tern, and arranged in a nez at | ¢ 5 Table Spoonn $6.00 Briggs, 94, of c great-grandmother. Her daughter's| “0 speek at the First Presbyterian daughter's daughter gave birth to| church December 6, at 8 p. m. on ‘Our Next War.” Powder is made from Cream of Tartar? —that Cream of Tartar is de- healthful gras “9 grapes the famous vineyards of - ——s even texture and such a de licious, appetizing flavor. It Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste tr Hos 3AM OO O—T———————ESESS | 1 Sugar She Men Appreciate Useful Articles Such As These Night Shirts at $1.25 Main Floor He is sure to be pleased with such Outing Flannel Night Shirts ax are offered in this stock. They are neatly trimmed with frog loops, cut amply large and are of good length. Sizes are 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. In a Gift Box, too. Duplex Fabric Gloves for Mother or Sister Glove Dept—Main Floor Fabric Gloves In strap-wrist style and with six rows of melf embroidery on the backs. Colors are mode, beaver and gray. These Gloves being heavier than the ordinary fabrics makes them desirable for driving an well as street wear, A pair, $1.50. ta 2 ST ae sie i ic eee 1 Irwin, journ: and author, You Know? Royal Baking grown in MAZDA LAMPS priced at: 40-Watt 35¢ 60-Watt 410¢ 75-Watt 60¢ 100-Watt 75¢ of 3 carbon lamps Your home can be bright and well lighted with: out increased light bills if you use Mazdas. Buy them in cartons of five. OF “1847” ROGERS’ SILVERWARE . $16.00