The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1923, Page 9

9 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1928 THE SEATTLE PAGE 9 ; Six Relief Ships to Clear Seattle for Japan Next Week ‘ THREE VESSELS ARE NOW $23,266 NOW IN | TOKYO DEATHS MINE STRIKERS HOLD ALLEGED JAPANESE FUND a mein fs by an Nobly First 100,000 Injured and 350,- Officers Charge He Passed ay of Relief Drive 000 Buildings Destroyed Worthless Coins Here Blue Funnel Steamer Tyndareus Left City Harbor Thursday Morning on} Mercy Trip STAR reer HERE'S MORE ABOUT LUMBER STARTS GN PAG HERE'S MORE ABOUT JAPAN STARTS ON PAGE 1 here and there, with flames about them, in search of par ents SAY RISE IN arsemble pit r a r ha PRICES PROBABLE tt I ttle argely eae t eve r a Beatt 4 vicinity f », 55, Wan ar- y night by Po. and Patrol nd B. H. Wil- 8, and Wel- i & mas injured ding troyed in the saime c the| Im the wake toll creased industrial ¢ seed urday and Sui pe latest estimate of the 108d, flesh perme The stench from unheeded me of dead littering s of the wound ed | Satur 4 rise in prices on t || day's earthquake and fire, made by | wee | the ¢ home ministry, accord. | ¥ jogram to the Radio Cor recelved here Arnett ) the demand By Steve America Smith, The 2 Robert Th ep t supr me requirement t and Roy Decker. “Current ts as to what > be . ld the earthquake and fire in Japan will do to the West Coast lumber premature, Mr, Allen said. “Lumbermen are more Interested in mone » the earthquak ay! f the colt forget eatablished ner was killed. i ot the | of the co FOUR-MINUTE SPE, leading financlers, also ished Prince Shimadzu crushed to death. Jap. | thir n of|ening of past and radiogram was from the oka, Japan Yokohama has been annibiluted. demand. a the message said. boost may be expected t Dr. being taken, the| affect the lumber market ove Fr |radiogram declared, to guard for-| entire world ntry’® leleners against suffering ci n freight per- | “Prince Balonjt but his| probably take a wes villa has been destroyed,” the radio. |aram added. “Tre home office and and tole com: | 30,000 dead, 100,000 injui and 3 bet weer i 000 bh jost in Toky five hundred refu have been seen gathered in Fu Yokohama has » + ng « Yokosuka unk vist in load a {. Mig F MANILA MARU WILI SAIL RLY FRIDAY 8. K. freig at ida tasved and: accom- on weeks with his counterfelt dead can never creane in price of that minis: | confident 1 is scribed with new 4 to have made an ar- |rangement with Quinn, whereby be getting | wae to purchase the coins at the rate American Red t 5 n and his Cross at Tokyo for the immedi 6 trap latd ate relief of those in rested. food, But it is import housing plans go ahead rapidly as cold weather id to the suffering within next 60 ed Thursday - practice in Japan of] “ays | office of wo th dove-| LAW OF SUPPLY with earthquake; AND DEMAND KULES the timbe industry of the! 1 “ 1 of Washington and trolled by the are expected to bear the brun nd. All reconstruction demands. | IMMENSE STOCKS }lu ARE REQUIRED jot Jap n care lJ 1 “Hiratsuka and Oison all lost, but] According to estimates Oregc | there wan no fire at Kodeu Japan more than half a lumbia m : went of Mishima.| houses have been destroyed by | cabinet haa decided to tak} flood and fire which followed jMeasures to protect suffering for | quake. It is estimated that elgners. | where between three billion # "The detached palace of Fukug®| 10 billion feet of lumber w r ture ix insisted Om, t her ling | wa han been opened for sufferers. | required to rebuild them d tis doubtful if the supply can meet | empr , Anemblance of orter has now been| “Mitaul company has offered to| tho next two or three years mand , but the population is stil | Ud barracks for refugees at Himl:| ‘The timber industry of the tw |ya and Ueno parks basaki and] states is now producing nino bil Kameldo, Himlya will be feet a year, It is working built first at approximately 1 per cent of ree wards have been freed of | normal due to a he fire, being Koishikawa, Asabu) demand in Calffornin and and Ushigome.” Atlantic sesboard. To meet the ip sei creased demand that will Garfield High Now from Japan will tax the industry's Has 1309 Students « resources to the Garfield high, Measures are aphets rates STEAMER THURSDAY CARRIES SUPPLIES nate substantia upwards, and prices building mate nned tufts w ged a des 4 other coun- ording to the use 4 upward | for mak now partis ‘Twent terfelting atus, acc oune ta to been anniht ove stat was inter. ! she Yokosuka | ted as meaning that states had been wiped out.) “All houses at Kamakura lapsed and most were burned. “All villas about Hayama lost great freig of supplies ich w Wedn col reau has ordered all possi ities placed at the disposal | lan refugee Many of the forelgn survivors are now leavoring to reach Kobe, It ts estimated that 1,000 and = surgical already have reached there, and $3,500, ar fs more are due today, A majority The r. | r \ on lta P ot i abe p of these foreign survi are Maru haa a start doy ar yor, Feu destitute, and inany are injured. on the Tyndareus, s ed at be | 20 & m. Wednesd with a roliet . nda Mars te o | SArEo of rice, hed goods, . A 214.60 was collect. | *ticken with terror, and in fear of Thi gre z Pho elty, for day wild rumors of y here feels fear for ét. Princes sako Nun, 5 to have » the bride Hirohitol next word has come regan 88 or any members of ore) millior flour to Yokot the Admiral rum will ¢ % also for Yokohama er Bakersfield, of ental slated to 5 ber 10. On September 11 the dent Jackson will sail # followed on the following freighter Oriental line gon will relief fleet to rv zone, arriving at se slight Regent t b the ar from he antibeo an the pr rin family. for thick the the emperor and an has been con- to cable message © consulate | tirme poss! that In rebuilding | recety destroyed cities wood stave pipe| here, may be used. 4s pipe has proved | - best for earthquake districts.’ BLOWN TIMBER AREA CONSIDERED While Japan prying for lumber and while wugmented de will exact a huge from world over in in-| Brown's belief Jcreased prices, there {s ample lum And unless the Japanese govern-|per lying unused on the Olympla| es {ts restrictive import| peninsula to rebuild two stricken | | duties on boards and permits thel cities in thelr entirety, it is said These statements are| Ment in the city. Wednesday's regis-| mills to ship thelr entire output, tt] -phis timber, blown down t the pub altration at Garfield brought its total|!# doubtful if the industry can meet] ago, is slowly rotting awa time a milk cnnelts 1.309 students the demand, according to Robert B.|4im' of the destructive force He alleged that) ; th manager of tho asnociation. | tr, mailic creaned ite enrollme price on Japanese squares, é fbi of the health | of 14 which are admitted free of import| Tocal lumbermen pee no penal & characterized the|new total of high school enrollment | duty, would become prohibitive, it|!"¥ of Lassa all ree po arian | splo back! established “ :, ix predicted jass apbvnageastsk* pio back/established at the end of Wednes-|'* 2 Ohashi, Japanese consul, has| 9nd Yokohan lexs the state gov- day's enrollment is 10,560 ernment, or the national govern-| expressed the belief that his govern | ment will probably suspend {ts pro-|ment, enter into some kind of agree. | ment with Japan to build a railroad tective tariff on yard stock lumber at bargain prices, Turn to| during the emergency, and until the|into the district and erect mills the Want Ad Columns for further| Japanese mills can remanufacture|there, which will prepare it for} | information. squared stock in mufficient quanti-' slilpment. the Japane and wheat barracks of the T the fokohama aya out from leas than a min ton | JAPANESE HERE HOUSE TO-HOUSE ute. START DRIVE al of Longer, S$ MOR rt ot MILK the aitaut | mercy veaitenta Wednes.{{ STARTS ON PAGE 1 || “Meet Us and Wear Diamonds” bound for | reel |high school, is now fourth In en m, Wednesday, with several hun-|™ ; : Sunde for the | to, the j.watt N rn ‘ | relief of their suffering countrymen.| thrown before dred tons of relleg sup | ’ {Famine already is | bugaboo eae day at arly | catastrophe area, little children are every for food and eapac dere they Yokohama Vs ANDASAN MARU i CLEARS AT 11:15 P.M n was tyy the spirtt come thie wndden ABOUT mand ording |iumber wu utmost, @ rm th UPL areas Thursday iner morning Mandasan Maru, She cleared at wa the city’s newest Yokohama. ‘0 years | a vie- of na- Broadway also in. | {ito The comes into court.” tle majority of cep! “a | t to 1,785, a gals Senttle’s Credit Jewelers holsts men a 4 the regulat ver Tuesday's figures. The and as lupes of sensational suit.” Judge Smith in announcing his decision remarked that “most of us were raised on raw milk and it|,, produced pretty healthy citizens,” as they being crates, cases 4 sucka of foodstuffs Gstabers aboard the veasels. Every case prob- eliminates the} meant the saving of several years of wishing |lives in the stricken zone, and the and watting— gives you the op- portunity to wear it today. pride of wearing a Sparkling Diamond is the right of every w a ejatic partment others attie’s $100,000 beets ers of Vashon island Wednesday con | tributed $500, |stevedores, realizing the importance | HESKETH of thelr work, strained to the tasks | REHALF and loaded the great ships In record APPEALS ON Waterfront lots and acreage can OF LABOR Tollers of Seattle, hive been ap- time, Their work In each case Wal | Seated to to come to the ald of the un fortunate tollers of Japan by Council. man Robert B. Hesketh, speaking on| A collection from the audience donated. The wuppiles were pur jchased in Seattle, from the Séattic be Feraey relief fun. Every package |penait of orgunized labor. Reportsa| Wednesday night at the Hellig) sent on the Tyndareous bore the| trom Tokyo indicate that the work-|show netted $267.40, The theater! jstamp, “To the Japanese Red Crom | ing ig estharse® ses wero the muf.| will give all Ite patrons an oppor-| |for Earthquake Relief. From Sea’-!rerers, ax all the wealthy residents|tunity to contribute to the fund tle, U. § . | | | | | For Wood who could leave the city had gone to| during the progress of tho drive. Chuichi | j Ohashi, Japanese consul | mountain resorts to escape the heat. Counciiman C. B. Fitzgerald. Cast fron lining; full nickel |here, annow cod Wednesday that all| Two ships are waiting in the har-|chairman of the city hail reiief/}) ||| trimmed; can be fueled at top Japanese steamship lines have of-ibor here t | with rellef «upplies | committes, is collecting subscrip-! é i or end. Exceptional Values in fered use of their veasela In the car-|before the week is ended. The first| tions from city hall employes. | lrying of relief cargoes without |shipment of Cham cost-| Seattle Eagios will take steps jcharge. Materials of alt claases |ing $30,000, loaded Wednesday | towards assisting the. Japanese are a feature in the China Section’s September offering. Typical examples follow: Chamber ef Commerce Wednesday. “Ruby” Hesuie 18-inch | $16.50 22-inch 20-inch $18.50 er supplies, was jmay be sent to Japan under thisjon the liner Tyndareus, which sailed) quake victims at a general meeting order and will be delivered in the} from Seattle carly Thursday of lodge members to be held Fri |devastated areas, C. Ohashi, Japaneso consul, has|day evening. This meeting has Among the first lines to offer|been informed by relief workers in| been called to discuss the plans jthetr vessels here wéTé tho Mitaul|the catastrophe district not to send|for a new home for the lodge and Co., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Osaka| money, but to send emergency ra-|a record attendance is expected Shosen Kaisha, Suzuki & Co. andjtions, medicine, drugs, light timber| Tho Kiwanis club at Wednes the Yamashita Co. and tentage for temporary shelter.| day's meeting, pledged itself to | The joint Chamber-Red Croan relief} aid the Chamber of Commerce-Red committee is concentrating | Cross drive. The membership voted ‘Episcopal Church | these articles 100 per cent to ald the campaign) “1s |HEILIG THEATER reliet funds, Loses Buildings (irx"hoxations Formal resolutions of sympathy NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—The estab. | A check for $183 from Will King|for the Japanese government and : 41-PieceW hite and Gold ge ll noid bog oa rege ccd themed cage borg arn Ae ned China Dinner Set | received by Dr. John W. Wood of the|by the Japan Relief Fund at the| day. ns | y s —.- 5 Special $12.50 | department of missions, from Bishop | Merkin of Tokyo, #aid today Dinner Service of pure white china, | All missionaries, however, are safe handles, on the graceful shapes pictured— FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET for received 400 PAIRS FINE EARRINGS Special, 45 Cents, while they last. || Every pair is a wonderful bar- || cathedral, seven schools in various f parts of the city, and the bishop's and 15 other residences. |70 Foreigners Are 310 PIK® ST. Dead in Yokohama Harper Bidg-| SHANGHAI, pt. 6,-— Seventy | "t repair your| foreigners are dead in Yokohama, | Finch: throw tt away.” (Trade Mark | white all the foreigners in Tokyo | escaped death, according to a wire. Jess message from the British cruiser Despatch. The property destroyed includes St. | Luke's hospital, two schools, the at an exceptionally low price, The 41- plece set consists of: 6 Dinner Plates 6 Bread and Butter Plates 6 Fruit Saucers 6 Soup Plates 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Vegetable Dish 1 Platter 1 Covered Sugar Rowt 1 Creamer —the 41-piece Set, special $12.50 WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG ‘Two Stores at Your Service “Crown” Heater For Coal or Wood Full nickel trimmed. Duplex grates. Mica-paneled — front door. A thoroughly reliable heater, Aldrich Re HERE’S MORE ABOUT KELLEHER STARTS ON PAGE 4 18-Inch | $17.50 20-inch $19.50 224inch. Women’s and Children’s | f § ‘y fy \ \ | “SAMPLE” Union Suits plan to cheut and defraud Mry. Bul- | jlock, out of Her rifghtful half of the | community property, the complaint further charges. She naks that the two be compelled to furnish a full |statement of Bullock's possessions 51-Piece Service This excellent piano, whosenameisowned and reputation jeal- ously guarded by Sherman,Clay &Co., is only $445. Pay- able $44.50 down, the balance spread over two years and a half. Sherman Play &: Go, Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE at the time, and that the former lagreement be 4 red volded by fraud. answer to the sult waw filed Jat noon Thursday, denying all of| lthe charges made by Mra. Bullock Danie) Kelleher, when called on the |phone, said that there fs no basis! in fact for the allegations in the wult, The atiswer sets forth that the property division was fair and} ample, that Mrs. Bullock was given every opportunity to consult with her counsel, that Kelleher acted in the eapacity of friend and banker to both parties in the sult and that no assets of any kind were concealed at the time of the prop-| erty settlement, Disabled Vessel * Limps Into Port. PORTLAND, Sept. 6—With her | cireulating pump out of commiasion, the Norwegian steamer Storviken limped into port here yenterday, | forced back to land after traveling 160 miles to new on route to the |Orient, The ship is loaded with flour, It 19 expected who will be rv- paired here, AT VERY LOW PRICES 50c to $2.50 WHOLESALER’S “Sample” line of Autumn- weight Union Suits for women and children, high-grade garments, in wide assortment of styles. The garments are of cotton: some fleece-lined, some wool-and-cotton mixtures. Assorted sizes for women, misses, boys and girls. Low-priced, Friday, at 50c, 5e, 35 +75, $2. 50. T5e, $1.00, $1.35, $1.75, $2.00, LL TE aa STORM, A Special Purchase of Children’s Play Shoes » $1.95 Brown and Smoked Hikskin Shoes in the sturdy style sketched, Made on foot-form last, without nails or tacks, The soles are flexible, Sizes 3 to 8 Low priced at $1.95, DOWNSTAIRS STORM. Children's ee Ee 42-Piece Service SPECIAL $14.95 American Semi-porcelain, Conventional band with black border overlaid with pink rosebuds and Jaisies, Pictured above. side a wide Pictured above, ivory 47-Piece Service A deep seroli border In BPEOIAL powder. blue, gold - edged, $33 50 . apaced by floral basket (Third Floor) Border in wide lyory band. motife, Pictured above, above, der in deep colorings out: band. deop blue with rose motifs, outside a Pictured SPECIAL BPROIAL $17.50 “Ohio” Range 18inch Oven Six-hole Latest Model $68.00 (Coll, $3.00) --DOWNSTAIRS STORT FREDERICK | _& NELSON