The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10
TO INVADE THE ORIENT.
American Publishers 20 Establish
Branch Houses I'm Japan.

Among the numerous arrivals from TIE
East yesterday morning We're Colonel j.
r.. Rsw.en and wife, OF Chicago. OF the
Werner Publishing Company. OF thu
Windy City. whose agencies may be found
in Paris. Berlin. London and in the impor-
tant cities OF this country. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowlen are booked for Yokohama, Japan.
via the Yamaguchi Maru.
Speaking OF the political situation Coo
nei Rowien said that the entire East. in
GLIDING the Middle West. Delaware and
Maryland. was unquestiouabiy sure fer
Mckinley and Hobart. =. .
y am surprised he said, that there
should be the slightest question raised as
20 the position Of the state OK Washington
in this great struggle. for no. only honest
money. but employment for honest labor
through the medium OF an honest tariff.
In the interest OF honest protection Why.
the East IS practically solid on this inn
po-tant matter, and many OF the Western
states. such as Illinois. Indiana, Michigan.
Iowa. Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dako-
"a and Kansas. are certain TO go for HON
est money. IL is astonishing that a state
like yours should for a moment be classed
as doubtful. because your state has been
bull. up very largely by Eastern people
and Eastern capital. / venture the pre-
dtcTion that before another two weeks the
eT>ea. wave IN the interest OF common hon
ssty. work fo~ the man who wants 20
work. and against reputation, which is
on--ushing from beyond the prairfes, viii
sweep over this state. Mckinley and He
bart VIII win without Oregon. California
and Washington. but make the predsc-
ton that these states cannot afford 10 irras-
tate Kansas IN Populistic rule. a state
that progress. as illustrated by intelligent
immigration and investment, has Stunned
as well man would a leprous case Why
No answer seems necessary: look at fhe
Kansas Of today and compare il with the
Kansas before II swallowed Popuiss-n,
Once II was model state, but under the
regime Of Mrs. Lease. PETER ard that class
OF dessroyers. IL has become laughing
stock. Now. tbs Is the end OF ny po.iti-
cal talk.
Our firm = making a new departure In
general literature. IL extension OF business
can be used in tina; ssssse. The opening OF
the Great Northern lire 20 the Orient SUE
gested to Us opportunity TO extend our
business In that country. and we propose
II The people over there are willing. 10
supply The entire japanese empire With a
general line az our publications which en-
brace everything from school book IN =,
history. IN fact. X YOU consider general
literature as containing . whole Nhra- ~
puolica tons. YOU Will understand iuss
What we propose 10 offer the progressive
japanese people. We shall be The sfrzs
american publishing company 70 f~vasse
rne Orient. and after having established
agencies throughout Japan. headqaarte~s
al Yokohama. IL Is possible I shall foc..x
over tire Chinese empire and II the Sifs,a-
ron warrants Y. ard believe IL vii after
ii Hung Chang has resumed the resrs~ ~
VIA promises 20 pc a progressive govern
fAsa' a.laf- The Present emperor OF China.
We ssah open up a distribution center AZ
HenEsons ans strive 70 educate the Chi
reSe.' -