The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR Seattle Legion Launches Move to Block Jap Fight for Citizenship ‘EVERETT MAN ACE AGAINST TIME / ora .|farm Looked Fine Until TWO THUGS ROB SWALE WRIT _ HEADS BLKS | ca ERO een eer j the Winter Snow Melted PORTLAND MAN Then S. A. Sholin Found He Had Bought Pig}, Leap From Auto and mR N in Poke, Complaint Says Atari edastelan Oklahoma Ma n[grenats tnt vice president, ana me homely advice that our trading [DL EORILAND. ote i : Who Would Aid)" dencine in tront of tne ks: tm erty tae unde down Yo Wt wrieAWERRY CwOR | Jc mau bay abr hr : ple here ght j ‘or 1 n A. Bholin, Alaskan fox fur|¢arm would easily pay off the t ¢ H * r tate F w meet modern condition: “6 ‘oul known betfer than to buy an Determined sition t posed xt ar at Belling nat proved by Sena ert ered the ground during of lust Februa of Oklahom “ y ee Stazeca sof Japanese % i take his | the retorn f hid mortgage uJ mitted to American citizenshis posed to ald Ozawa in getting t ‘Tuesday | of $540, which he would ha 41 55 eatin ‘ Noleed Wednesday by t America th cong t Oscar and jas a laborer at $6 a day, and $499, | desertpt 0 " sent to 8 Ow y Thoma . ald to Ower they } court cost N. Swale, cha n of the Nationa’ 2 you Xe wa s he tract to him ar 5 Tn a recent t wraaioh 3) dng edly Staelin ih going to Alaska ues Guarantors J é Takao ©: an ami J ese ¥ hav fo the U. 5. uu 4 on rights of c that Japanos ba become natura i ; |Wittr He WANTED” of 1922 Chautauqua) GOOD CHANCE NOW SERIOUS On Februar §, tne coms iooking of Oped that a t y ady ‘here a problem Diller Guced In co ‘ ® |which will tax:the self-control of ou Graybill ap a people and the wisdom of our state nto|men; that a mistake has been made : etting the Japanese come Selly News, a Japanese paper, Sen- |i) ene enact ihe heal ator Owen announced tha problem swould be to conv ered, He was 1 goodwill would best be Sixteen liners arrived at the port of New York August 1 in the monthly immigrant race. | 54 500, whereas by thelr voluntary with id that that the interests of would seek the nom ae 9 am from conseryative, and predic ¢ up to thelr agreement They carried 18,558 passengers of whom 15,000 were aliens seeking admission to thig| worth anythir from this country rather q tux rolls at ntinued efforts to| country. But many of them were doomed to disappointment, for some of the quotas Were| wan also told it had three numbers, power and| quickly exhausted. The photo above shows a ‘‘field” of the liners at anchor in quarantine | stra $190, He acres in future Bargains tn tiormes are being of-| 416 ‘predicted the no ral Daughe which produced a at netted $3,000 prot Fy fered thru the Want Ad Columns |y¢cadoo by the democrats, gnd de. awaiting. the opening hour of the month to race up the bay. Below is a typical group of |*™ res a pt > fit ge ag ‘alty senile” ta: > an are . atin Se commenting on the grav | immigrants, on shipboard, anxiously waiting to learn their fate—whether they will be |later giving 4 mortgage on his fox|rificing prices. A small payment |third party in the field, headed be pat Re snd pet admitted to the | new country or-returned to the old farm to guara nt of the down will give you possession Senator La Follette. American citizens in the , DR. LOUGHNEY’S - =. arog. epee DRYS TID NOT. (peers epee Human Bake Ovens rife acemelyead l= Saloon Offic of the Wa: 1 mayo ha received nee 1¢ ue Wedne girl r rh Vv the report was cireul n the Ant fig’ The was com Let “Personal Ber ice" assist you with “Kodak” Your weel:-end trips. All ague in ite dr part tock thru t ‘on Ant! morning ‘ ping. Ke supplics Upper pinta ‘ nied < ier Are § Melty thru her campaign against ee bart a eight Pro , t ‘oredoomed to re nied repo: hai my Ka bootleggers'in the two yea ond Floor, Rest R sh Bot cd vg ptiisieney oy ise s A race apart onen, girl mayor of port, O, was] pest _) ot tha Ch io village The Bon Marche » Rheumatism and Dropsy. Ti, snot coming to Seat) f join in their! Penn mayor of the Ohio willage. HOW PATIENTS ARE DRESSED | BE "Gling adie tick aaa 1 not | D2. Carl Jackson, genera bib FOR HUMAN BAKE OVEN. F cat tion director here, replied: “1 should This Iwstration Shows Mrs. sr wand bs the (anak: ties tel tat? rit boat e Dressed Ready for the Bake of i a mans ‘ Patients are garbed In a long terry |... nd state p a toweling bath’ robe, with mitis and pacts sockings of the same material, They 0 h a ses - ; s oe ere theaplaced on the sliding tray ef from proger % P. the oven and again wrapped in =pecial . s Prent peo maye wrappings of terry toweling é To Keep the “School”’ Sewing Needle Busy 40 PIECES 32-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS AT 15¢ 85- AND 36-INCH NOVELTY RATINES AT 50c In good-looking checks and plaids, Pink, blue, red, lavender and tan atines in checks and plaids. All good colors—85 and 36 inches 2,500 YARDS 27-INCH DR. GINGHAMS AT 20¢ Extra good quality, in plain shades and checks, All good ec 100 PIECES 32-INCH DRESS GINGH, AMS . In checks, stripes and plaids. All wanted shade id good patt 31- AND 82-INCH IMPORTED GINGHAMS AT 50¢ High-clags Imported Dress Ginghams, in chech plaids. Man of these reduced from 75c yard. All good color 3 und 32 Inches tremely pleasant. M 5 Mrs. Jeanie J. West, whose photograph whi h openly boaste i Appears here, resides at Ontario, formis, Her letter which follows he THE PRESIDENT you know about the ele in office of the president of the United States? Do you know how many presidents have died in office, the causes of their deaths and where they are buried? Do you know the names of the wives of the presidents, and where they were born? What do you know About the mot of our presidente? Do you know what happens {f both the president and vice president die In office? know the religious beliefs of all the presidents? Do you know the ages of the pre they were inaugurated, how long they served, how old they were when they died? All this information and much more ia ¢ What do fon, powern, duties anton were passed, it vote to at Japan-born adults in the Pacifie coast. | “And there can be no doubt that these votes will be cast in a block in support of every demand of the Japanese government aimed at over coming the resista: of the West following corrective plan of eating: 40 PIECES FRENCH RATINES AT $1.25 . In stripes, checks and plaids. All good looking combinations. Just tho thing for fall wear : Third Floor—The Bon Marche The New Fall Butterick Patterns Include hundreds of charming designs for school wash frocks, and Do you ited in a special ! , each pattern includes « Deltor, which makes fashioning the gar caine ches tine Mae booklet just prepared by our Washington bureau. Fill out the . watt Vey a ab sped Sas ie i coupon below m 1 AMERICAN AND FR AT $1.00 Butterick Patterns—Third Floor—The Bon Marche organiz: In plain broken che fall wear thruout GARFELD BOYS TO SCALE PEAK High School Party Plans Ascent Thursday West are plannt etter ae oon oO od legislation, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the booklet, “The President,” and inclose herewith four cents in postage stamps for sam Name |Overplaid Polaire Top Coats | | en on es ! pee eM Rge “Apron Bheaeday? ae nderpriced! Beautiful “Zenia’’ 12 ‘ 75 \ ae $ Street and No..... In anticipation of reaching the {summit of Mourt Rainier, 14 ¢ school boys and their 0 are ‘now camping on the mor paring Wedn y climb exp. mit pa The bo: ham, boys’ THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT “Phere is a tide in the affairs of men which, ain, were pre. roa two-day Light, warm and very trim- ly tailored, these coats make ideal wraps for late summer at the sum H. B hiletic coach, | taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.” Values Bright Colors motor trips or sports events. H. Charles left Seattle carly last | are always at high water mark in the Bargain fine, firm crepe, ex- : Sunday with all their equipment in Basement. pressed in characterful lit- They are belted, and designed |two emall au’ rived Sur tle apron-dresses, which with wide, becoming collars, and Monday the party made a climb Another Shipment! | | are suited to porch and slit pockets ready for the Bake Oven to Pinnacle peag, where they ex | | outing wear, as well as Soft gray polaire, over-plaided if Dr. Loughney: perienced pk thrills and ex. | L T $ RTS | | house, in orange. Sizes for women and Hmong |Citement. A to Cowlitz rocks | \ Trimmed brightly in d&inty misses, ‘ak beenane: 66h ‘as un-| "2S made Tuesd: il Wednesday cy | Mowers, and cut on becoming Reig sitena toy nccend’ eaciee | were expecting to go to the i APY new line Coats—Second Floor—The Bon Marche My limbs were badly swollen to the hips| glacier. If their attempt to scale| hey va Th, All the lovely, vivid Zenia With a dropsical swelling, and the pains | scons pain os F . 7) iiaues I suffered a good deal of the time were uccessful the excruciating, home folks proba know| Second Floor—The Bon Marche In The Bon Marche Food Shops || ="s5,ta0n. i Mensuring of Babies Baby Shop—s —The Bon Marchs Special Oranges Imported Nee 4 “A short time before coming to you for |about it Frida convaltation and advice, I had been told re but a y eet time—in fact, was advised to make ach member of the party, in my will and get my earthly affairs im! ejiding ag Mt shape, ax I might be c 3 ea eh » 18 paying his “I had heard of your bake share of the expenses of the trip, which, according to Cunningham, ill not exceed $14. The boys mak. | nd the be be back in Seattle Satu = will the leader You Can Now Order by Mail Thurs cided to make the trip ir eet oe ing the trip ar ind Anything advertised Dozen only 15c Snacks, Can 8c I ey eke os fou thoug! here wi ig the trip are } a Bessa re ea erect tip aes PP" OE sara just. arrived; email) thin skinned, Doren, 90¢ nexpensive “Bright Spots ¢, reasonable explanation of the | 1, 4 , Dirchas very sweet and juicy. Just | storm Bie eed eating, and why it should be bene! Fenton, urd Munro, Paul John. Peepesel Ph age Lp Pehtfor a almon, 4 for ; can... meer case, that I was determined to give |son, Allen Calkin, William Bentley, | s to 32 Your. mones aa ue zeae caiies ron. fee "Glen ae Jams, high grade, For the Summer Kitchen “Aller three weeks of the bakes I am Bie. a Edward Emerson, waist. iat Mca Prunes, new lot, very sweet; 3| Berg toy favors: ‘ase plewsed to say that { am rid of my old Jack Jenni rthur Haley and } ' or p rT} Arouble and will return to my home | Alex Saltman, “3 Ibs, 28¢; Ib +:10¢ | vaine Tomatoes, Seana sng “Universal Sauce M | Black: Figs, choice, 1b 15¢ | Southern tomatoes; dozen for P 49. inappeared tron my wrine, the dropaica | NE ; Genuine Orattge Pekoe Tea, | $1.05; can ae ans 49c toring is tott_my tinin, wna 1 tec! ax | New City Manager pea Ne ARS ar Lo Canned Foods Section Fine Aluminum Sauco Pans (there ts Pelt now ae 1 ever aid in my tite. “1 for O T. Ibs, 85¢; Ib d 8 feel so elated over my recovery that 1 Yocoa, good grade, Want all sulfeters to kaow about your or Vregon own: Bulk Cocoa, good grad none better than “Universal") in half. a acer Bon Marche Thousand {juart cise soffee Section Isl. i ‘ Coffee Secti sland rie Dressing Gast leon Fry Pans 33c Bon Marche Bread llc. lacecieees paoe cael “Wagner” Cast Iron Fry Pans, 6% inches Swift's Cottage Butts, 1b, Always fresh and delicious in diameter, wonderful bake ovens and corrective) WARRENTON, Ore, Aug. 15 lan of eating, and you may publish this |W. I. Wooley, insur lesman, letter, in the hope that someone else af | wit tice tip tin jected as 1 was will be influenced to try | . p duties of city man. your treatment. I am sure my ailing “S¢° here on Atiati t 19, friends In California will be iter the Mrs. Tt. E, Barrett, wame good treatment, Sacks—suitable for Tea Towels 1,000 Machine Cleaned Flour LN Each nee uceseding | who was forced a resign because of ill-health Ehmann's Ripe Olives, meaty “y Hy, sorted 8} Joffee Cakes, 5 t i r i eg A ci Ansotted, Dani Nn Cotteo Cakes, fruit, pint ‘ -18¢ Wooden Chopping Bowls co SERNIE @: 2 f 16¢ | Kipp salmon, thick 7m crit Lea | Aberdlben Theater | Our new Date and Nut Cookies, » Ib een 208 49c ft done i 80¢ | Bon Marche Potato Salar : 2 Dr. COE 2 Poe da ey Has Been Financed Coritiae Pelee Cake seeming: | mn uN he Potato Salad, awe Hardwood Chopping Bowls, 1244ineh_ size Book j titled P » | ABERDEEN, pig 18—-An | Sizes day only ....., +. 55¢ | Knoor's Imported Bouillon Cube ‘, y ic " hae ‘ |nouncement was made today by Hur. | 3to8 Our Special Nut Fudge Loat poolal Thursday only | MA UA | “RHEUMATISM A ry Androws, of this city that. I ae ae | eres wins et ee LOG |has wucceeded in financing a new | Bauer AN eat CAUSE AND TREAT! MENT” | theater project, and that work will writen |be started early in Septembr, | The by re-| building planned will cost $250,000, Plain black Satin in one- strap — style. Send your name and addr plainly, and wateh for your turn mall, NOTE — De. Loughney's take Oven Tin Flour Sifters 19c Heavy Tin Sifter: At the Lunch Counter—Special Lunch 35¢ 3 full size, Fr ee hata Breaded Pork Chop Sfendn ea reatment Offlees wre loested ut the cor : WHAT W ti “i T AKES High and 3 Colintevaeseagere’ eat ck By quot eiidiog, Noone 2 IiteouR Bublnemeenee cass ce ae medium heels, Sock lining kid lined, Satin-coy- Mashed Potatoo Coffee or Mille Dr, | “Interest? She takes a mighty big eved heels, Lunch Counter—Upper Main MoorThe Bon Mareho iu |ehare of the capital,"—Boston ‘Tran. | Lacript, |