The Seattle star. [volume], April 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6

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BRYAN IS TGLD THAT JAPAN FINANCES BUYING OF LAND IN CALIFORNIA
IEGISLATOR
POINTS OUT
JAP DANGER
Tells Secretary of State
Secret of How Nippon
ese Obtain Best of Our
Farmland.
SACRAMENTO. April J". "It l«
not only the stern competition of
the cheap working, cheap living. In
dlvldua Japanese our psopls e»et
when the brown man become* * 'and
owner. The white man alio l» op
posed by the powerful Japanese gov
ernment. which assists its subjects
here by furnishing actual cash to
buy their land."
This ts »: at Secret ai v of State
Hryan heard from the lip* of hi*
boyhood friend. Assemblym in i v\
Biuckei ruck »eteran democrat of
the house. and representative of tho
plain farmer of ih i'allfor: I > * >
lr> *. * ticn the Commoner look coun
sel with the legislators on the alien
situation here.
Can't Follow Bryan.
"I grew up In Bryan'* town." said
Ftuckenbruck. 'and 1 have always
hail the greatest admiration for
him. but In this mailer I cannot
follow him.
"Japanese farmers come In. he
•aid. "and after a fe» years t!..-v
have acquired more than I have
They have no money to begin with
They don't bu> the land with th.>
money they have made by their own
efforts but wtth aid fr •tn their gov
ernment. That Is why they are
able to acquire the very best land
In the sratr
"I a*ked a Japanese In my dl*
trlct how much hi* i v <rnment
helped him. and N- said: Two
times. one time $BOil. and ano'her
Other JipiMM farmer! told
me the s.irne st Ties. 1 know II is
true, ami I told Hryan so That !s
why I am g >inK to stand pat on thla
antl alien land ownership question
Nothing r:in in-
Predicts Initiative.
•*Vn!«ss this problem Is settled
positively at tills session, the people
will tako the matter Into their own
hands through the Initiative. They
havr fold me so. without any quib
bling. In my own district In the San
Jnaq iln valley. J. myself, will place
my farm In other hands and take
the stump throughout the state at
my own expense The white race
must be saved from this menace,
and the time to start Is now
Pacific Ice Co. patrons,
please rail up Klliott 5560. and
you will receive prompt at
tention.
PACIFIC ICE CO.
EDWIN J. BROWN
DENTIST
71S Flr%t Avik, I al.»n lllork.
I urn now ffWtnf my *ntjra t!ro« and
p»rv>ntl attune! n to my Drntml Pra<
tlr# I am rxtra-tln* t#*th fr*« %r \
without p*Jn. makln* <>• ;<! and T*or~#laln
Crown# and BrMmnrk f r f rn 04 U»
• * • fall vt of T~th for 11. M and l>3
(told rills $1. V)t Ks ■; natt'ina
and contestations I ri.« without rharf«
My off»r to r'»i l« for you to go to
any d*ntltt In B«attla and hara »r
amtnatfon. th»n rail on m* and laarn
mr prlr*® and what I ran do for >»j,
then hara th« d*ntl*t you want to «!'»
your work •
idwin J vinowv. f» r>
H#"%ttla'« f» ntl«t
Or>*n »v»r. unMI and Hunrl» •
unti « f■- r»» « * ' /
t
Anniversary Sale
See Announcement in
lomorrow's Paper
) Jvtt TOUMO I
Second Ave. at James St.
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AcSolf Fint3s He Needs Jlmagsnatioim to Be an Actor in flf ne Movie--
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO A HARD-LUCK BANK CLERK
Kmployed in a certain Seattle tank is a young man whom j
we will call George Nelson, though that isn't his name. Me
server a* a handy man and hi* pay is $1,000 a year. Most of
the time he handles books ami papers, hut sometimes, when
a teller is sick or away, he fingers real money—stacks and
stacks of it.
No, George hasn't robbed the bank He is honest. But
this is what he has to contend against in order to stay honest
He is married. Wife recently presented him the first
baby. Being a "banker." George has. or thinks he has, to
live in a "respectable" neighborhood and wear good-looking
clothes. His job. in short, determines his standard The
wife, tis>. has a level to maintain. She is a neat, bright and
affectionate wife, very eager to economize; but she wasn't
BROTHER PREVENTS
GIRL'S KIDNAPING
BY KILLING LOVER
H? Prwn I 4 Wirt
CHICAGO, April 29 Nearly de- The icir 1 was en rout" to her work
capitated by a hatche'. In the hand* *•"' *>er brother, when she «u set
of the Klrl i brother. Pa.quelle.Twiy '1
in* a rm. attempted ti» frighten
Maranato. a rich young Italian. w*« !»a®qu#ll# Fort# *w*y Thr |rt»r
killed today, when, with a band of netted a hatchet from a pile of lura
frlenda, he attempted to kidnap ber near by and hacked the would- ;
Anna Forte. 13, who had rejected He kldnajwr with II before he could
him Durlnir the mele« a bullet fire. Forte fled and baa not t>e<>n |
struck and fatally wounded Frank raptured
TAXICAB DRIVES
HIM 10 SUICIDE Gettysburg
Driven to despair by the advent
of the taxlcab and the auto hark,
which seriously diminished hi*
earning power, and I* *ald to hare
caused an estrangement between
himself and hla wife In the past few
weeks, H. E Crew. 5.1, one of the
best-known hack driver* In Seattle,
shot himself through the head Mon
day afternoon. He died Instantly.
The tragedv occurred at the
home o' (} A Kos*. Eighth av .
where ("re* visited hi* wife Crew
had nt one time been fairly well
to-do.
ANNIVERBARY RAN'QCET and
meeting of the St. Mark's church
was attended by over 250 person"
Monday nigh'. The prln< Ipal
speakers were Fllshop \V P Nl' li
oils, Rev. Shayler and Hugh Cald
well.
A BPPTAI, train will < arry Se
a'tle delegates to 'he Wi stern
Wufclßft m.Sunday convention at
("• ntralla
,Alfana. n passerby
fty t*ntt#<l U«m4
OLYMPIA. April J»-~Prep.
arntlons are being made today
for the urate of Washington'*
personalty conducted e»ciir«lon
to the battlefield of Gettysburg
In Juh. for the benefit of the
boy* of '<!. who fought In that
memorable battle
Porni»r Johnny Koh»" *111
travel with the boy* In blue,
according to C W Clausen,
ititc auditor, who »ays 'hut
both are eligible nnl»r the
statute by which 115.000 wan
appropriated to meet the «■*
P«-ns" No old soldier ran go at
the state's eii><n«c. etrept
th<>! e who send In their names
In advance and go with the reg
ular party.
MAMMA WONT LET
HIM FLY AIRSHIP
1 !!y t'ltlt<«l f"« I MHI Wlr«
IIOSTON. Muss, April J».—Nel
•on Slater Harvard undergrnduate
and mill onalre son of the late Ho
ratio N Slater, cannot use the
$.'>.ooo aeroplane he recently pur
chased. Hl* mother won't let him
THF. STAR—TUESDAY. APRIL 29, l'M.l
trained in all round housekeeping, a- girl- were a generation
ago She can do fancy work and cook ftidge, but she cant
make baby clothes nor her own dresses most things in the
Nelson home, therefore, are "store bought."
T!ie first few months the Nelsons got along finely on
?I''JJ a week, antl even saved a bit, for both had clothing
ahead, anil the wedding gifts had well nigh furnished the flat
But when the doctor had to be sent for, when the wee little
things had to be got ready and when, for a time, there wat
need of a servant and a nurse, n<>t only did the small surplus
soon vanish, but hubby ha<! to run in debt.
He expected that, as s ">n as the emergency had passed,
he O'lild easily catch up He had never faced the baby prob
lem before He had heard it *aid that two could live a*
cheaply as one. ami he couldn't see why such a little- mite as
the third member of the household should add to the cost
*1 Shall Sit Again on My Throne,'
Says Manuel, 'And I Will Listen
Then to the Voice of My People'
OAHY DKHI.VB. TIIK FRENCH ACTRESS WHO H(M'KKD MAN
t'EI. 11KK MIS THRONE AMI PRINCESS Al'Ut>TA VICTORIA,
WHOM. IT IS HAIII, IIK Wll.l. WKII.
EIHTOR3 NOTE—This Is the EIKST Interview 'hat Kin* Manual
of I'ortugal, who wan rorke I "ff his throne h> (iahy l*esl> t * • »er
given out l( was secured for the European correspondent of The Star
l>y Joa<pilm Initio, who wan a rn'mtuT of the king's stitt«' In the good
old da*« *hen Manuel *a» really s kin* lust now the kitit» of England
Is giving Manuel a pension and a h"tne In England. Hough Englishmen,
"ho pay tin* isxet can't figure out »hy their kltiK la so kind to tbe
outrast king of another country.
By Joaquim Lcitao
"I am studying the great soels ;
and financial problem all over
Europe, for I see now that on good ]
social conditions depends the '
pineas of the msjorlty of the clt I
/ens of my country—the common
people."
This Is what King Manual sal''
to me at th« beginning of this, th>
first Interview he has evvr granted
As he spoke hIH young fai e w:if
grave and li!» IJfN flnalo-il must
earnest l.v.
' WLv are you studying these
thin 4™"* Do you think that mot
archy will be restored and jr<*ti will
be able to ut 1117,0 this knowledge?"
I axkeil
"Yea," quick 1 y returned Manuel j
"Th • monarchv" VVI) THA I
MEANS MANCKI, 'will return to!
I'ortugal' Each people ban the
form of government thit suits It
1» t mid Ihlf republic In Portugal
has been a hard and expensive leu
son to the people
"In returning to the throne
of Portugal I will not simply ■
seek to occupy the throne in
order to be a king. Indeed
there Is no reward In this world
great enough for a man who
takes the responsibilities of a
royal post. I do not want to be
a sing except to srrve my coun
try. I want my greatness to
grow out of the greatness of
my peoplal"
"As soon ns my monarchy l« re-
Bt' led I will face the problem of
righting the wrongs which have
been done to the people under Ihe
[Pie 111 republic I llHl . .11.- uhollt
. l.oridon, Carls and .llerlln and I
think I know more about the slum
life uinl til" poverlji of llw ma; •
tluiti many of (Ji> statesmen who
, linvu boon pulillim European
»
thrones the pi ' few years.
"Another thing, I have decid
ed," said the young ea king, "is
that It Is absolutely necessary
to put labor on Just as solid a
basis as capital and industry."
SAILOR LOSES LIFE
Word wa* broil if ht her* tod «> by
men of the tii* TyfH «»f th** death
of n aallor off Capo ttery lie
lost hi* hftlan<*e while unfutitonlnK
th#» hawiuir and f» U off th«
Ikiw of the harkentllie Thorium IV
Kmlfch. outward Iwnind for Ann
tralla. and nft«-r atru«i?llnjj for *
few moment* laid hold of the ve#»
hi*! * lok lln«*. only to drop It a
moment lnt»*r and ulnk A lw»at
win lowered within three mlnut**,
but th»* man did not eome to the
mirfar#* aKaln.
HENRY HfIIWENKKR. who ea
raped from the Isolation hospital. |
wh'-rn he was held hecauso of his
refusal to !>e vaccinal d. was re- ;
taken Mondm lie Is wllllnK to let {
the heilth authorities vaccinate i
him now.
En^raving£s While You Wait
problem.
We aren't going to print the Nelson family diary. Its
enough to say that George did his best. He cut out the daily
cigar and took to a pipe. He even wore patches when they
wouldn't show. But the debt didn't decrease. It grew.
One day a tradesman attached George's wages. I his
brought the matter to the notice of the president of the bank.
Strange to sav, he was a two-legged human man who had
been a youngster himself. AW>, he was a shrewd enough
banker to prefer dividends to defalcations. He inquired into
the Nelsons' affair* and—raised George Nelson's pay. Also,
the pay of ihe other Nelsons in his bank.
Now. sitpp>se that that bank president had been the kind
of curmudgeon most bank presidents are—in fiction and in
socialist cartoons. What do you suppose would have hap
pened ?
LAY DEATH TO
WRATH OF GOD
illr !••••• i<im4 Wir.
TRINIDAD. Cola, April 2» — |
j Italian* and Mexican* of a coal >
| mlniiiK ramp n« ar h«-re believe that
th<• wrath of (>ixt wa* r> i »|>oniilbl<
j fur the tnyaterlona death of Atuc*k>
Ilotondo, ati Kalian who »roffinßly
1 impersonated Chriat.
Kotondo ami a crowd of acoffem
laughed at rhtirrh member*. and
j Kotondo mb* carried through the
: Mrecta on a Utter lo the hlllalde.
where a Kravn had been dug The
burleaijuer* told ,ho Meilcana and
Italian* of the village that Kotondo j
w»* Christ and that they had rmcl
| fled him
When the marcher* reached the
grave th«-y looked at 11/>tondo and
found h>' «i\h dead. apparently fron
j no physical cauae
SMUGGLER TRIES
WALKING ACROSS
IP r ?***!»ert I'•«••• Wirt
MCt.MNCHAM. April 2!> A new
method of smuggling opium Into (hi 1
I*n 11 »*•! SIIIIM has been unearthed,
according to federal off clal* who
arc holding W I. Whitney, nrrested
near here with a stilt rwr full of
opium The chance that Whltne»
walked the ties across the Jin** with
hi* booty, nnil sav that If he had
not stnpp.il to ark for a ilrlnk of
water from Will llnle, a farm hand,
would have "not across "
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