The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 21, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON" STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON. SATHRDAY MORXrV0- ArflTTST 21. 1320 ehc t&te&m Statesman , - Issued Daily Except Monday by T11K STATESMAN Pl'BUSllI.Yt; rOMPAX Y r i 215 S. Commercial St.. Salem. Oregon i MK.MIIKH OF THK AHMKTATKD I'RKSS The, Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi cation of U news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. r. J. Hendricks. .Manager Stephen A. Stone Managing Editor Ralph Clover . i . . . . ' Cashier Frank Jaskoski . . .. . . . Unager Job Dept. DAILY STATESMAN, served by carrier in Salem and suburbs, 15 centa a week, 50 cents a month. DA1LT STATESMAN, by mall. 16 a year; $3 for six months; 50 cents a month. For three months or more, paid in advance, at rate of 5 year. (THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, the great western weekly farm paper. will be sent a year to any one paying a year in advance to the Pally Statesman.) SUNDAY STATESMAN, 1 a year; 50 cents for six months; 25 cents for three months. WEEKLY STATESMAN, Issued In two six-page sections, Tuesdays and Fridays, 1 a year (It not paid in advance, $1.25); 50 cents for six months; 25 cents for three months. TELEPHONES:! Business Office, 23. Circulation Department, 583. Job Department, 583. ' Entered at the Postoffice In Salem, Oregon, as second class matter. THE JAPANESE QUESTION IN OREGON 1 ' What is to be done about the 4504 Japanese in Oregon! Nothing. Nothing can begone by the state, excepting perhaps the en actment of a law making the holding of land by Oriental for eigners illegal! ' But the 487 boys and 524 girls under 16 years born of Jap anese parents,! in Oregon, are not foreigners. They are American citizens. ' So will be the one child a year for each Japanese married couple born in Oregon in the future. So are the thousands of ; children born of Japanese parents each year in Hawaii; and in Washington and California. The figures are taken from a report just submitted to Gov ernor Olpott by Hon. Frank Da vey, after an investigation of tho Japanese question in Oregon, for the' use of the Congressional investigating committee now at work on this coast, and for the consideration of the Oregon Legislature next winter. ; Mr. Da vey found that of the Japanese in Oregon over 16 rears of acre. 2631 are men and 862 are women- It is evident that the Japanese men in Oregon have not been V living up to their opportunities T in the matter of "picture brides." -vi.'. y - But this inatter'will no doubt be attended to in the future, through the aid of the Japanese government and various under ground methods of immigration. In three bounties in California the children born of Japanese parents outnumber the children bora of parents of all other na tionalities. . In the Hood River district in Oregon, while the Japanese population is only a little over 1 per cent of the whole, the chil dren born or Japanese parents are about 20 per cent of the whole number of children born there. But even so; even though all the rest of the single Japanese men in Oresron sret their "picture brides" from Japan, and the Japanese population of Oregon goes on increasing in geometri cal ratio (aslit surelv will), and even though every one of the Japanese auens ana citizens qi vregou may -.tiii !! giance true to Japan, nothing can be done alout it . ; And the! proportionate number is and will be so small that there will be no great menace. Ilhit the continued iinmiirration of 10,000 to 13,000 or more i Japanese from Japan to this coast, which has been going on for several j-ears, under the so-called "gentlemen's agreement," if continued in the future indefinitely, would ieeoinc a menace. :':lt tfould point to a time in the future when the Japs would : outvote all the rest of th,e people of the Pacific eoast states When we would become virtually a Japanese colony ? As Hawaii is sure to become soon - I Even though under the egis of the Stars and Stripes. : S the thing to be done is to be done; by the Congress of the United States- There must le something more binding than the "gentlemen's1 agreement" -'to keep out Japanese immigration. It must be made air-tight. We can digest all we have; ami we are. tinder obligations to treat them right; them and their chil dren and children's children of whom there will be many; , many thousaiidsrmillions. But we Ita-ve plenty ; " more as plen ty, ''.now. And the gates must be closed, and locked ; padlocked, I and the key thrown into the Pacific ocean. 4: ' I THE REAL BUBE,UP TO THE MINUTE SHOWING HIM THE FACTS liiiiiiH 1 1 m i mEi n I ami . h w?- js& -v i , 1 v rav), 11,1 V ill ffy jr ri - f - J 5 SekWGHARD!K6 ;. brX ' ( wOrnos favowteson I ' i LCJL . tlCTUBV Ktt.373 I feTc!l iMWfC 1 who n - - trial Soviets with communistic aims wilt hare melted away like snow under the breath of a Chi nook. France, the country that sen: La Fayette to the struggling coW onles " The country that has held high the torch of liberty and has the eourage of her convictions thai puts them into virile and intelli gently directed action France, the great European re public, will have the credit, and will richly deserve It. "Sympathetic attitude Is a poor and miserable thinr. when bloody human hyenas are at your Coor. demanding the privileges ot loot and lust and murder. The pioneer men and women who Fettled Oregon, and fought Indians away from their homes, can understand the debt Poland win owe to French courage anl brains. - "Say, Cy, I "jest found out what a rube is." ' "That so, Hiram! What is it!" "Why, it s one o them lorty.-one-nour, -pw-a-weex iaior guys that thinks a farmer is goin' to sell .him food cheap." (The above clipping is commended for more than a joke, as it was intended. It is a bit of philosophy.) u. ... . - -- The soviet bunch of pyramided industrial Reds of Russia, usurping the 'powers' of "government in that country, now want to have an armistice with the Poles; they are very anxious for peiee," sincej their armies of hired assasins'have been walloped to a fare-yoU-welt while trying to get into Warsaw to loot and raDe that citv. Not wish in e the rest of the Russians any bad luck, the outside world would not shed any tears if the Poles went right On to St. Petersburg and hanged Leuine and Trotzky four times as high as Hainan before concluding peace. JlKKItKSILMKXT OTK. up-to-the-minute girl who can keep step with him. Othfrs liut tnat only girii who powder their noses, shorten tueir skirts and curl their hair can expect to be popular in these jazs days. San Francisco always did lean toward artificially col oted faces and has evt-r shown a liking for generous displays of feminine charms. Tha discutsioa on this interesting subject has not leen limited to the men. Some of the women of that city have taken a hand in it, and one makes a palpable hit. when the blames the other sex for the' disappear ance of the old fashioned girl. She says she u&ed to be one. Inn flie foun-l that he didn't win any ..ale admirirs so rhe changed hert tactics and now she is married. She still believes', however, tha: a sweet -ii.iosltion. a happy look ins fare and' pleaaat ways are attributes which are not to be despised by a girl, no matter how pretty she may be, nor how short her skirts. - harrying or else' Incompetent for his job. To haTe convicted 151 profiteers is one thing, but to Lave made nearly two thousand arrests in the doing la distinctly another rnd puts a smirch on the record. Even the department of us tire has less than an 8 per cent kick In it. ' PESERLE Everyone T ' .- V-Z, T?; Baked By New Electric Oychs The Reason: IsL Nineteen years experience have jiveaus the knack of bread- making as no one else nas it 2nd. Unlimited spendingof money to get only Best materials, in sures pure and healthful prodncts. 3rd. Modern sanitary methods, electric oyens, etc, prodace frcn these raw products a bread imeqrzaUedforPi2rityvNocrishme&ta&d Flavor. 1 Peerless i Philip Winters, Prop. 170 North Commercial Street Bakery Phone 247 i liusinees on a spreat city ex change was stopped the other day while' the Napoleons of finanr 8fvely discussed the question of i : . .. , -, ... , . , ! According to hospital figures peiiies oi ine greatest number 1 I SALEM Busfelk ALBM or people In the world-that is the article they liked best as a refreshment. At last accounts the man who invented vanilla ice crestni had the largest number of votes for the ball of fame. Possibly that was because the discussion took place on a red hot day. Teer. beef and bread were hatred as staples. What was wanted .was something that as a luxury created a craving and then satisfied it. Chocolate creams and numbers of cakes, fruits and confections were named, but plain old vanilla Ice-cream had the best ef the argumeut as being sooth ing to the palate of man. woman and child. How about that? o per cent tuore to be born no-v than It did four years jarA'j The longer it-is put orf the more it costs, pleasured by the returns, those of us who were born last century mutt be cheap, j livery time the rtork makes a trip now tne can register rings up $74.01. The doctor doesn't say what thi cents Is for. Mayle It is the wsr tax. sTitAiT-JAnarrs. LARD COMPOUND No. 5 Fresh Pore Lard $1 No. 10 Lard $1.95 No. 5 Compound 90c Pint Douglas Oil -35c Pint Wessons 0d 39c Quart Wessons Oil....75c Vi gaL Wesson's Oil $1.45 1 gaL Wesson's Oil $2.85 Retailers at Wholesale Prices Phone C 0. D. Orders 186-198 H will be necessary to do some thing more appealing than talk to oust the sultan of Turkey. He Las been up against tbu talk game many a time. William Gibbs McA Jon says what we need in this country to solve our problems is a rt-ligious revival. I Is jthe ex-secriar able to qualify la the role o! evange- . lutT-iT,.-1 : . ' - then you know beyond the shadow ot a doubt that he l. broad-min ded as well., as a brilliant conversationalist. One thing, people who expect to find bouses for rent in Salem will have to be a little lr.i choice, on the average. It the new peo ple keep on couiing. a tent will rery toon be a luxury most any cid kind of a tent at lha. ttTLV VOT1XG. Candidate Cox loudly asserts that there are -no ties to h!ni and mat his fctrait-jarket is off. It 1 must have come off in the night. r.ut. at that, there is nothing re- ! markable. There s many a man J wandering about unhampered mho ! would be better with one on. And j the rest of us would feel safer. . v SALMON 1 lb. tall, medium Red Salmon, can 19c 1 lb. tall Oregon Red Chinook Salmon ....29c This is new stock Salmon! just in. j SYRUP 5 lb. Karo, amber 55c The election commissioners In! v.yr t, ,,,,, .,-- ansas City report that in the ; aiiHouri primary there Out nt 1SJ4 arreM.4 tor profi- , ft . hut one Prohibitionist and twolteerins made thro-ih the depart- 10 lb. KaTO, amber $1.03 SocialisL voles were east, but n en, of justice, the government j - n a . . cost the state over $1000 for the lWured conviction in ir.i 5 IDS. ClTStal White Karo There is one infallible method hy which a ! man's greatness may THK I.V OF ItKCKO.MXii. be Judged, mum for n&; vott dlyuss It your trienr t an hour listening to your favorite topic. .KITtllK 1K1T11S. Ktr a4 I PrtJB4 Prifir Cnal kca t !. Oxford park. AmgnU 21. T4r Jumm-r frt lo(-lfcr piaie H illaarltr' rans. Aocnat 5S. Tfcarsdar -- Baby eiiaie teala at C"i"rrUl elh. N, A a fml 3 1. Tudrtlnt aaoaal f'tr nir ? MinnrMtla ctak S1tm. at f r. C. BartlMlvaaaw. 79 Svrik Capilul atrt. tioit of Artia todrra. Salaaa -. tioofjaaa !!. Hrptmhrr S. Mnodmr Btalt: Palm MaNwara Iraa af rrt Moajdar I jHr imr. Hvirmhrr IS. Maeaa U aHif ml aa- mriili BircnWria ip mt gatrai Coaimrrrial Clu..- - , j ,- :- hepumktr it, t tk-Ubar 2 Orejss fair.;.: jr-wt. m-m-w-- "T1r 2. To(fr ll!nrtis dav, Pavid R. Francis, former am bassador to Russia, is certain that the rule of the Reds cannot last nix months longer. By that time the peasants of Rut.sU will learn of the sympathetic attitude of America and other great nations toward real liberty and popular excesses of Bolshevism la order government and will reject tne to go to work for themselves. Los Angeles Times. Refpre that time the people of Russia will learn of tb active help of France, working with them for a real republic- in which every man will have a vote and every one be guaranteed security of his property and his home, and the grip of the pyramided Indus- extra, printing and postage 1 cfluse of this representation. So Callst votes at $1200 apierr come ico hlph for the rest of the coun try. A man who cannot put up with either the Republican or Democratic parties and their lead ers eouli tave the I T l rases. This would indicate that the bulk ! of the cashes mere started tor ad vert islns: purposes. A state's attorney vrho secured IfrKS than 10 per cent of convic tions on the number f offender! 60c 10 lbs. Crystal White Karo $1.15 7" w-a3 1 II TJ IPVi OI US !ot of money by moving out. indicted would be either presum- I Medium Log Cabin.. ..70c a ( to be doing a lot o; nnworthr Medium Uncle Johns... ,70c THK OLI FASIoKI c;iltm. Are there any of m loft? ThU interesting iiuestion is enrarin- attention of San What to Use and Avoid On Faces That Perspire the kil lit I... Ul. . M..., 1.- r ranciseo jaiM, mum ir..ifa ui r man nur.ne the vacation season TKj ,h arr f the excitamnt IW ' j """at. r-nmm thui, as 4 w4-r excitement over the Democrat!- ' tw i-irrri,, Uih ub ! national convention and the lai ,,'m,""'-" anH hmtkmg -n-,iiy 4nr i Ml . . lar hfmf4 p-ri4. If Mr icnr. Itlce intra . . n . I .. t I , I I . A . w r .. . . 'ied do, our rrienHa i. twJ -i ,f.",","r "'-- f it U vi America." nave turne-l tttention to lovely woman, her ?rtnes and. not her vkes. but ber attrartionv Quite an animated disctifvioa is proceeding In. on of the newspapers. Most of the correrpoadents seem to think that th old Tashioned girl is a fast disappearing type of femininity, and they rejoice accordingly." juuv. say jLhc. up-to-date 1 5 lbs. MarshmalIow....83c 10 lbs $1,60 ri-:hwT5-i 1 saUon Tea Garden $2.50 1 gallon Monopole $2.95 5 gallon Open Kettle Molasses tar . auM har Itrallk msmU. iana. Tau rfa.rVablr .alwlaiw-r . la.T! k1mj.Ii. ft.. J .11. .1 . -. r" ""i t ysrr . i5 b Karo MaDle faaall.T w-e - tn-- ar apparnr ( Br1ifi-iaUr aa Ma. aarrrnlixaal was f -i aa4 IrT it M f-rraaa f.r a arrrk if aaaruaca. .Jr efferti. Irratatral. whir a .U. rf, ' UIJTmpiC. SaCK ... aaiaraur ana Krakult; UiUoIra H amem at wv4rr4 taxnlite la a ka?f pjiat vitra al ui ut Isttoa, 12 pounds Fancy Redeaned Nary Beans. $1.00 9 pounds Jap Rice $1.00 5 pounds Peanut Butter, bulk- 75c 10 pound Pail Peanut Butter....". $L60 2 cans Standard Tomatoes 27c 6 cans Standard Tomatoes 78c 12 cans Standard Tomatoes'. ..$1.50 1 case Standard Tomatoes $3.00 Arlington Corn, 2 cans 35c 6 cans Arlington Corn $1.00 12 cans Arlington Corn $1.95 1 case Arlington Corn $3.90 i 2 cans Del Monte Tomatoes 35c 6 cans Del Monte Tomatoes $1.00 M af b ' - a aai L cans Del Monte .Tomatoes $1.95 1 case Del Monte Tomatoes ....$3.90 D cans Uenled Meat ;...25c 2 cans Big Smoke Sardines ..J....L........:...25c 2 cans Sugar Peas 33c Princess, sack . $3.H Diamond C, sack$2.: Pacific, sack.$3i3 10 lb. sack Pancake.71c 10 lb. sack Grahan.62: 10 lb sack Wheat ! Cereal . 73: 3 lbs. Royal dob coffee .::;;.u...$i.43 l ib. Royal Club Coffee 5 C: 1 lb. HfflYRed Caii55: 50c size Royal Baking Powder... Jfit : .i 25c KC Baking Powder 22c j 50c Postum 30c Postum -''JLU 25c Postum . 2!: 1 lb! Ghirarfelli'f CHocolate . 2U 4 Vn Hershey Cocoa J2: 5 boxes Safe Home Matches .:....r.J3c 6 boxes Search light Matches .J ! IB .55 83c $1.60 $3.60 $3.50 SnoW ; Drift, sack.$3.5q 10 lbs..... .K &own Flour, sack "The Quality Coffee of America!' There is no better coffee than MJ.B. Coffee regard lesi of priceWHY? 5 -lb. tin per lb. 52c 3-lb. tin per lb. 53c Single Pound Tin 55c We Recommend That You Buy the 5 -IK Size U Stmmd NEW KEGS 5 gallon J' 10 gallon 16 gallon .J2.25 Jello, package 15c Jiffy JeU, package...Jl5c Argo Corn Starch Gloss Starch Mixed Spices, package If: Mustard Seed, package 1C: Celery Seed, package U Cinamon Bark " - " "Yoa Save More Money 99 !2 07. . Twn' ' .