The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 20

Seattle Jap Editor Tells What Countrymen Want THE SEATTLE STAR WHITE WIVES REPORT ACTOR Indians Off for Yakima to Pick Hops PICNIC PLANNED TEMPT THEN Want Same Privi-) ,.s leges Accorded sin’ to Europeans Kirkwood’s Film Must Be Retaken, However ANGELES, Aug te i Jam BY JOHN W. NELSON When Miller Freee asked seuchi, edit wn Daily New Japan States gov A question peyery citize “should tidy. c After rep @ statemer Peiates in the ex “We, the Japanese people, want from the Americar ern ment the same treatment accord ed to other alien nationals. We Want to be admitted to this coun try on thesame basis as a resi dent of Europe; to have citizen ship rights the same as an Ital jan; to intermarry the same as a Frenchman or Russian with the American people; to intermingle socially the same man; to have the »: rights and protection as a Greek. “We want to be treated fairly, the same as you treat other im HEY TALK EASILY, P BUT CAN'T SAVVY It required ha Making question Mish just what tho J [The questions we: nally written Swered in writin: |) “FAIR TREATMEN FINALLY DEFINED Takeuchi, w J g fluently than SAYS HE SPEAKS OUT OF DANGER Peddle Trinkets aid Buy Chewihia Gum BY DEMOCRATS Mayor Fleming of Spokane Invited as Guest ments far t Basket Ww Ht Went T. Thoma W. H. Merritt, J. A. Mu Clay Allen, Adrian 8, Brown, Fra Cotterill, A. FE. Flagg, Judeon W rett and James M. Ba Hughes, R. 1, A. McDonald, le B. Cox M Horne Roy Vacations ver F OR the young man just starting back to school at this time we are showing an unusual line of fall wool- ens in all the newest shades which we can make up in the JAZZ models so popu- lar at present, or in the conservative models, at prices that will save you money. All Tailored to Your Individual Measure ONLY FOR SELF in Seattle on T k wa At the * Beside another right is graphers Here are three gum-chewing King George Indians who stopped for a tim their way from Clayoquet sound, Vancouver island, to the hop fields of ¥ left is Wilson William, 5, His arily the him ig Elsie William, 3, his sister t the temptation to cran wad of gum into her, mouth, despite the entreaties of the photographer. At the Mrs. Mary William, mother of the children. Star State 1 BY STEVE ARNETT of T IE of 15 farmiti FIRST CHURCH oF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, SEATTLE Announces Two Free Lectures on Christian Science) “2... BY | A. HERVEY-BATHURST, elf, but admitted } Merchant Tailors 312 PIKE STREET She co not re gum, these Peerereerecceceeeseseceesese eecccecccsecee Niemann’s Furniture Removal Sale Offers Big Money-Saving Opportunities to si: Your — xi to = Poe cecccoececosere “It's the laws against u that after Member of The 2 oe Ship of The Mc First Church « ese !mmigrant y treated, are being | And Cordia to Be MASONIC TEMPLE Corner Harvard and Pine St, Thursday eee Aug. 30 PONY EXPRESS | TO BE REVIVED Mail Will Be Carried for One Day on Horseback When You Think of Camping, Think CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS Best Prices. See Us MOSQUITO PEST LESS ANNOYING -: Cooler Weather Brings Re- « lief From Attack at any time more off sum wh own The Entire Stock Going at Sacrifice Prices © how ¢ party day, te | “THE PLYMOUTH” TOMORROW and SATURDAY 240 pairs of Patent Vamp One- Strap Pumps, with gray and brown suede combinations, mili- hed $3.85 heels NOTE; These Pumps are all $6.00 values, In Our “You Select, We Fit” Dept. Black Calf Blucher Shoes, sizes 12 to $2.45 The same, in sizes 21, and wear dinmonds” . ~ WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG Seattle's Credit Jewelers The who! ore “iply you can refurnish CO CCCCEOOEOSO OEE SSOCCE ETT OOSEE EE SESE OE EEESEOEEES choose from. There is furniture for every room in the house, Come and Where ix the College or High mall pouche School girl who d FOREST FIRES BEING FOUGHT PORTLAD fires. were. burr various section sae Want as special at 3-Piece Mohair Combination (7° 5218.00" Living Room Set wear one of th Hracelet Wat © Intest model cnx on the (o55t7-23 very 3-Piece Ivory Bed Room Set active bed, nier looking S110, first day—when winsome per- sonal more. mments are noticed THE WEISFIELD « DERG PLAN makes it feal for almost any girl to wear the style she Hikes best, A wonderful vi room furniture. ©! { r walnut color. Ve in living dresser ors, blue o clean and com- ry Forest desirable Regularly Sale Price Removal $64.50 leinity of Regular! moval Sale 1 <' $210 © of A mosqu ording to $22. 50 |Floor Lamps :: Misses’ Shoes, ud Brown Calf sizes 11%, $1.95 Credit tof De jlumbia national Lael east of Mount ing nearly the -distric lay. Fifty men workir to hold the flames in check, whi additional fig and supplies are being rushed to the scene Thirteen — fires blazing Boys’ Brown Calf Shoes, heavy double soles, sizes 12 to $2.65 $2.85 Unfinished Breakfast Sets designed tables weather you CHICAGO HIT 0 Apne fites: are: paste in BY: MOSQUITOES SIA WEEK jalone, according to Astoria advices CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Millions of camps been lost, altho | mosquitoes from Des Plain: 3 outbuildings and a minimum | river m: lands swarnred into sumed, Pathe Phonogra h them spend ading ail records. odel at, Wall Mirrors quality glass with poly- » frames, Usually $10.60 “afc $6.45 wisely ‘ Pathe Weil and what in the raw woo: or home $3.75 $1.10 hters ing 5Y... Large Girls’ Brown Calf Sho rubber a $3.45 2%, to 4) ; Army Shoes, double soles and toes. we if boys’ favorite. 11 to $2. 75 1342. . $3.45 1 to 2.... 2%, to 6......$3.65 otherwine he are Tables, usually $5.00. Removal Sale Price “fritter. al #, usually $1.50. have the Woulda perce ‘al Sale Price away” railroad property have been con-| suburban towns west of Chieago sald during the night and today, driving people from the streets and ¢ se TR stores to close Yellow Smudge fire were lighted in th: atreeta of Forest Park, River For and Maywood and home \darkhded in an effort to for | it was fe will wet y trifles, mer Pipeless Save half your fuel this win; ter with a Homer, Special prices during Removal Sate. «Thani Vurnsee— ity ra $45.00 ausing Used Ranges $15and$20 Misses’ Brown Oxfords, 0 Calf izes 11% . $2.95) 8 [sme 1, watcher many |“Casual Observer” Killed by Bullet) NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 30.—Foli of & clash strikebreakera and union | killed iast nig Removal Sale Price repel the between | invasion Hundreds of persons ac drug tocks of oll bullet, Seven others | vent mosquito bite Twenty-six alloged to} firemen, unable to participated in the fight have | clode the door and sat in the been arrested. The | western PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. Brown, Green, tng for nevoral 118 Pike Street Blue in Court |)-0", a begat the pests began flying in in swarms, DALLAS, Tex. Aug “Thi | beats all for color schen com. Brown, Green and mented Judge Crawford as he fined | Blue—$26 each for yagrancy, carpenter non depleted We Have a Complete Line of School Footwear for the Children, and, Remember, “Our Prices Are Always the Lowest” We Re-Stringy Pearls, 40¢ Weisfield & Goldberg. Two Stores n€ Your Service 2 UNION SLO PIR Pontort Tarper tuthdin; sympathizers, wa |b stray [were injurea have tore uid to. pre Forest: Park go inside and built iuge smudges amoke mosquito population of the Extra Fine Values Special Low suburbs has been inerea reas days. The Invasion late last night when Complete Home Furnishers New Store to Be at 1521-23 Second Ave. “If Sam!) Welnti an't repale your waiteh, ¢ 1 wwaye? (Trade Marie Registered.) three prisoners PITTTITTIIT III