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ARTHUR BRISBANE^
Thero l* e*rltemenl In JipAo, and
fonltah talk herau** Ihl* reunite
emphatlrally affirm* l*« d*l'rm"’«f
ti»,n to ke*p auk Aitali* ttPPMfW
i
Tha Japan*** newspaper Aaahi
warn* the Untied Stale* (hat ih*
. nllra Japan*** nattnn *land* haik
«f Japan'* pn>»*»1.
Ynurndnu hlunlly »uggc»i* ih*t
Japan might In firhl lh* United
State* at nnr#i “a ela*h between
• are* sooner or later I* Inevitable
Vmertra apparently want* It now
and all rare* nppoaed to th* white*
•hould rla* up.'
Japan ought to he »al lafled with
one earthquake at a tim*, hut to
•ay that to th* Japan*** might
sound flippant, eon*iderlng their re
rent misfortune.
There won't he any war between
the United State* and Japan just
now, hut It may come later, and
ihis country should have that in
mind and supply the necessary fly
ing machines and submarines.
Very enlightening i« the state
ment of Yourodr.u, that Japan
would be willing now to fight the
I'nited States over the immigration
i*sue.
If the Japanese are willing tn
tight, to force Asiatic immigration
upon the United State*, that fact,
is important.
In Paris, 1h» Japanese ambassa
dor calls on Prime Minister Poin
care, to request Poincare to mediate
between the United States and
Japan on the immigration question,
or at least “refer it to the League
of Nation*.’’
Don't you think it fortunate that
♦ his country is out of the league of
nations, and reserves the right to
manage it* own affairs? If we were
in that blessed league we should
have various Kuropean nations
preaching to us about our duty. In
cidentally our refusal to acquiesce
in their views might furnish a con
venient excuse for repudiation of
their debt* to the United State*.
We should be grateful that we are
out of that mess.
We should maintain a sympa
thetic attitude toward Japan, not
paying too much attention to the
jingo newspaper*. We do not in
tend to have Asiatic colonization
on our part of this continent, and
we think we are able to enforce our
intention.
But we ran at least sympathize
with Japan’s disappointment. You
observe that the Japanese prime
minister soeak* of the Pacific as
"our ocean,’’ meaning Japan's
ocean.
Americans have a feeling that
that is also our ocean. But we
know how tempting our side of the
ocean is to Aeiatics. They see
themselves barred from the gigantic
inland continent of Australia, right
et their door, because 6,000,000 of
Australians tell them to keep out
and mean it. California tempt*
them.
While Japan, in good faith, u j
telling us how cruel it is to exclud ;
Japanese laborers from the United;
States, you read without surpriv- J
that Japan i* barring all Chine*, j
laborer* from Japanese soil.
Chine** cooks, once allowed to I
•ntar, are now shut out of Jap; ;,
lecause they came in apparently to j
•ook, but really to remain in a*!
coolie*. The police of Tokio are j
rounding up all Chines# cook* to
be deported.
I hat may diminish < hina * in-j
dination to accept the Japanese j
suggestion that "all yellow races
ri'<* up against the whites."
The safety of Europe, a* Eng-!
and- ha* found in her control o! <
India, lie* in the fact, that different ;
kind* of Asiatic* hate each other i
worse than they bate any kind of
white people.
A majority of democrat*-- in of |
fice, you don't hear from the other |
believe that Mr. Kaltton of In
diana will h£ the democratic presi
dmtial candidate. Some, supposed
>'• l-e wi»e, »ay that the real plan
M Smith boomer* is to nominate
"••Hon for first place and get the
'ice presidential nomination for Al
.mith.
That of itself would be quite an
honor. Mr. Ralston is not young,
iinfort.uivn.taly, and vice president*
occasionally become presidents —
Roosevelt and Ooolidge, for in
stance.
The Al Smith boom i* stronger
|han ever, at least in Wall street
betting circle*. The odds against
hi* election, which were 20 to I,
have now dropped to 7 to I. That’s
i chance for W. J. Bryan to make
*10 by betting $70, Mr. Bryan i*
dead sure and certain that Al Hmith
couldn’t he nominated or elected
Al Smith’s friends will remembei
with romfort that Mr. Bryari ha
been mistaken a couple of times.
It seem* that Mr. Vanderlip
once president of the National Oit}
bank, and not Mr. Couzrns, en
gaged Mr. Heney, the lighting law
b yer from California, to help the
•enate investigating committee
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania
suggested the idea; Mr. Vanderlip
-arried it out.
■ ■■ . <1 s»
Mr. Vanderlip ia the man who
suggested that there was something
queer to put it mildly—in Presi
dent Harding’s sale of his little
Ohio newspaper. Many friends of
the dead president took offense at
that and Mr. Vanderlip was re
quested to resign from various cor
poration* and boards of directors.
Now he is fighting.
It might ba a good thing if more
men with big pocketbooks decided
io get on the outside and fight “the
inside.”
It is suggested that President
Coolidge may veto the congres
sional action in excluding
Japanese. It doesn't seem likeh
and it would be unfortunate.
In such an international mallei
U is well for the United States to
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2 bara Peet's White Naptha
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Hanirui, Hot. .. 10c
New Po»«»nea, lb. 10c
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OranfM, dor. ......,20c
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Cooking Apple*. H .§«.
Paarl Whit. Sa.p, 10 bar.
for only .42C
Dutch Claaa.ar, 3 tan. far
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Rr* Lya, high ta.t, 3 can.
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nice. That's the special for this week.
Take a quart or pint home today.
There'a a Delieia dealer near you.
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EASTER SPECIALS
Choicest Veal Shoulder Roast . ..12£c
Choicest Veal Legs, \ or whole ..16c
Choicest Veal Loins.16c
Choicest Veal Chops .. 15c
Fresh Leaf Lard. 10£c
Choice Rib Boiling Beef.6c
PORK CUTS
Choice Boston Butts .15c
Choice Spareribs .9c
Choice Neck Ribs.3c
Fresh Pig Feet.5c
Fresh Pig Liver.5c
Fresh Pig Snouts.5c
Choice Salt Side Pork.16c
Pure Rendered Lard .12 Vic
Special Hamburg Steak .10c
Special Corned Beef .12VfC
Choicest Round Steak .20c
Fancy Summer Sausage.20c
Fancy Breakfast Sausage.15c
Choicest Beef Pot Roast.10c
SMOKED MEATS
Fancy Lean Breakfast Bacon. 20c
Choicest Strip Bacon . 15c
Fancy Cured Bacon, piece only ... 15c
Armour’s star Hams, 10-lb. average 21c
BUTTERINE
Liberty Nut Oleo.20c
5 lbs.95c
Evergood Oleo, 2 lbs. 4Sc
5 lbs.$120
Danish Pioneer Creamery Butter. . 41c
Evaporated Milk, tall cans.10c
Fresh Country Eggs .23c
Prime Steer Rib Roast, rolled.20c
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COFFEE '""VT1"' 34b. Can, 01.29
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WALNUTS Z:,C„T'“- Lb., 38c
DATES ST& Pkg., 21c
POWDERED SUGAR, 2 Lbs., 27c
SALAD DRESSING, Premier, 39c
OLIVES, "o.:::; H . Bottle, 48c
PICKLES, QL J*r, 46c
POST BRAN. Two Packages, 23c
CORN, C’try Genllemar, 2 Cen», 31c
EGGS, Large Selected, Doz., 25c j
TOMATOES—Freeh. Ri*a, OQr !
Extra Fin*. 2 lb. .J
ASPARAGUS—Green. | C _
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NEW POTATOES—For 99/.
Ea.ter Dinner 3 lb*. .OAC
PEANUTS—Fill the Ea.ter ha.ket IQ
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PIF, PLANT—"Strawberry " 1/1/*
GRAPEFRUIT —Larte and juicy. 25c
ORANGES "Sunki.t.' 99/.
Extra Sweet. Doaen .'..tJ»C (j
MEATS- BM0N ~ HBM*
UbH I W FRESH CUTS
GEM NUT ifMprtM Lb., 25c
SOAP 'whiS- 10 Bars 43c
MACARONI fiX 3 for 25c
UTTER, "Siwaul," “fJlewiiJ," Per Lb, 43c
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WA 0288 Knud.an M. .1 4887 lutrv.nl
WA 8882 -Clifton Mill Crnt.r. 2271 Military Av,
WA 4208 Walla. C. N A San 8211 Mafia
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HA 031ft- Raten. J. 2733 DaiMye i 1
JA 3033— RneenNerg A Ca .. . 401 V 14th
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JA 3344— Slahtaei Bros 2701 S .Olh 5
MA 0334 Havlib A Either , . 3014 S TOtb
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