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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1907)
s DAILY CATI TAJ JOURNAL, SALEM, OKKGO.V, BATl'ItDAY, SB Womanly Weakness l promptly relieved by Beccham's Pills, They never fail. Special di rection to females with each box. Depression, sick headache, back ache, paleness and nervousness all disappear after using Beecham's Pills old Everywhere In boxes 10c. and Sc Common Hi-nw From California. (Tncotnn Ledger Editorial.) 11 may bo assumed that 1'rosldont David Slarr Jordan of Stanford unl vorslty In California will not endoar himself to somo of his follow citizen In that stato by his frnnk and manly ultcrnnccs on the Jnpanoso question. Llko tho most of thorn, he knowB por foctly well thnt an exclusion act aimed at tho people of Japan would ho n mistake that this country will Thero has been a deal of nonsense uttered In the course of this attack upon tho Japanese In tho United 8tute. California would bo pros trate Industrially and commercially but for tho Japanese laborers who gather tho fruits and vegetables of tho Ooldcn state. White labor ha? never responded to tho call In suf ficient number, nlthough tho wages paid In tho orchards and vineyards nro most attractive. Hut a strange spell of demagogy seized tho politi cians of that state, with tho San Francisco Chronlclo as Its organ, and tho wholo country has been threat ened with all sorts of dire results If California should not bo permitted to run tho govornmont at Washington. Tho truth of tho matter Is that tho Japnnono nro coming to California at the rate of only 12,000 n year; that tho rltv of 8a n Francisco bus only a few thousand of them; that tho num ber of Japanese pupils In tho public schools of Hint city, Mhoso prosenco there was mado n pretext for tho ro cent outbroak of what Dr. Jordan rightly calls "hoodliimlsm," wbb less nover tnnko un International crime that would disgrace tho wholo Amur- Ithon 200, and that tho Jnpanoso pu lean people. Hut, unllko most of'.plls ovor 10 years of ago numbered them, ho dnroa to say so. Tho Jaiinneso have been admitted to tho list of civilized nations, as tholr well organized govornmont and their remarkable progress In western arts mado inevitable. Dr. Jordan's remarks, as quoted by tho news ills .patches, point out the ImpoHlblllty of excluding tho pcoplo of nuy one such nation while admitting tho pcoplo of other countries loss powerful and less progressive. Thoro is no like lihood of America and Japan going to war so long ns tho Japanese are not driven to fight In dofouso of tholr rights. Ho far, Indeed, nro tho Japnneso from sooklnff war that, ns tho California educator and scientist RiiggoHls, they nro willing themselvos to top their coolies from coming hero, nturnlly, they would not con sent to our onnrtmont of n fedornl statute oxcludlug them while wo ad mit tho drugs of south European pop ulation, with Slavonians, Oreeks, Turks nnd n dotun other races lass doslmblo than nro the Japnneso. Coming down to tho school ques tion In Han Francisco, Dr. Jordan de clare his doubt that tin city author ities can bar from tholr schools the aliens of one single nation. Thlt will probably bo tho decision of the courts on tho tost eases now await ing Judicial action. loss tlinn a dozen, nono of whom was ovor 20 This Is tho hugo bogey with which an nttompt has beon mado co terrify tho wholo country by talk of the Invnslon of Asiatic hordos. It Is a case In which the colored geiflTc man In tho lumber pllo Is ridiculously evident. Tho country at largo will neither ho srnrcd Into loKlng sleep over California's fake woes nor por mil (hat commonwealth to drag tho United Ktntos Into a gross nnd un deserved Insult to n friendly power. As a matter of prudence, wo know enough to rosorvo our International bad manners for tho petty republic of Hon Hi America. o I'anigriipli from Authors. The tost of frlondshlp Is Its fidel ity when every oharm of fortuuo and environment has been swopt nway, and tho bare, uudraped character nlono remains; If love still hold steadfast, and the Joy or companion ship survives In such no hour, the fellowship becomes a beautiful propheoy of Immortality. Hamilton Wright Mnble, Under tho Trees. No life now wanders llko an un fettered stream; there Is a mill- whell for the tiniest rivulet to turn. -Nathaniel Hawthorne, Tho Mnrble Faun Man's unhnpplnoss, ns I construe, omes of his greatness; It Is because hero Is an Infinite In him, which. Alth all his cunnnlng, ho can not bury under tho finite, Thomas Cnr lyle, Sartar Ilcsartus. ' Run If you like, but try to keep your breath; Work llko a man, but don't bo work to death; And, with new notions let mo change tho rule Don't strlko tho Iron till It's slightly cool. Oliver Wendell Holmes, A Ithymed Lesson. It must bo somewhere wrltton thnt the vlrtuon of tho mothors shall oc casionally bo visited on tho chlldron, no woll ns tho vices of their fathers. CharloM Dickens, Dloak House. No matter what a man Is, I wouldn't glvo two-ponce for him, whether ho was tho prime minister or tho rlok-thatcher. If ho didn't do woll what ho undertook to do. Ceorgo Elliott Mlddlomarch, If you would hit tho mark you must aim a little above It: Every arrow that iltos fools tho at traction of oarth. Henry Wudsworth Longfollow, Elegiac Vorsc. Oront honrtH nlono understand how much glory thoro Is In being good. To bo and keep so, amid tho Injuries of man and tho severities of Providence, Is not .the gift of a hap py naturo nlono, but It is strength nnd heroism. Jules Mlchelot, The Maid of Orleans, It's faith In something nnd enthus iasm for something thnt makes n llfo worth looking at Ollvor Wendell Holmos, the Poet at tho Dreakfast Tablo. Have moro than thou showost, Spoak loss than thou knowost. William Hhukosponro, King Lear. Don't talk to me of solemn dtiys In autumn's time of splendor, Hocnuse tho sun shows fowor days And these grow slant nnd Blonder. Why It's the climax of tho year Tho hlghiMt time of living Till naturally Its burning cheer lust mulls Into Thanksgiving. Paul Laurence Dunbar, Thanks giving. There Is only ono wny to got ready for Immortality, and that Is to love this llfo. nnd live It ns bravely and cheerfully and faithfully ns wo can. Henry Van Dyko, A Handful of Heather. -...... nw on inn,. , JAAtiftim -i -- -M n -TiZr'' HAVir IIWBg HUIE WING SANG Cd SOW WESTERN SEEDS IN WESTERN SOIL Here's SPECIAL OFFER to make Now Friends for LILLY'S Northern Grown Seeds fit Vegetable seeds are urowh on and adapted to win coast nine to vanriits are the aristocrats of the kitchen gar den. They represent the acme of Lilly effort, the result of years of careful seed selection and cultiva tion. This Special Offer gives you l so In these seeds for It 00 Read the descriptions, all of which are carefully and conservatively nude, l.lvlntr un to the catalogue deicrut. lion Is what has built up the rep utation of Lilly's licit Seeds. PUOKT SOUND 8PKCIAL TOMATO. This miniature, from a photo graph, gives you an Idea how the tomato produces Is an early dwarf, stands free (rant the ground, with hard, Arm. round italki Yield! larse dusters of round, firm. I, cious fruit, beautiful rich color, free from blemish, stands slilpwcnt splendidly A three-season leader; popular everywhere Perfected by us en or ex perl incut grounds at RngktoH II each, and uh be obtained soWly from us Sold only im sealed pick ets. Ounce, OOcj packet, 10c OOLDEN JKKSKY WAX BKAN. Brittle, tender, broad, thick the best of all the yellow pod bush besHS. Stringiest Heautiful goldoti color and delicious fiat or Vigorous. reluWc. and au abundant nrodurer. Kit. IK packet, 10c. JACK FROST SWKKT CONN. Plump, milky kernel?, tkat welt In your mouth, tender, sweet, m- lific elly phenoiMrtial Dwarf Very hardy lark Frost ed bis wen perfected bv ourselves oa Puget bound, is thoroughly acctV "Jt'd and peculiarly adapted to Pacific Coast condition. Not only season's t artiest, but longe and latest producer. We tin- not say too much in en- damnum of tbts coin. Larse packet, c LILLY'S OLORY CABBAGE. Glorious in flavor, gloriously aound, a gloriout growe and a glorious shipper Lilly tfcrpt tons of this cabbtee seed across the cootjneat, as tMt variety, perfect 4 OB Pui iMBd. is admitted to M the beat oabbage groa Uvea ronarfrr and snort mM tbau the Danish Hall Head, and Infinitely better adapted to Pacific coast con ditions True to type, every head like its neighbor, sytii metrical, white inside and solid to the core Mb, $1.95; l or., 35cj packet, 10c. PRIDE OK THE PACIFIC CUCUMUER. Almost a seedless cucumber, the seeds being small and few. Per fectly Smooth, vrrv it.lrlc rrit beautiful white flesh, perfect cu cumber flavor, exceptionally firm, viipi aim iiciicious lirOWS 10 to 18 Inches long, always straight, and dark green until ripe. Vine hardy and vigorous; enor- mously productive; yields early and late In season Mb., 3c -oi., 40c or, SSci packet, 10c, BNOLISH FORCINQ LETTUCE. Large nun. tender! ( ,i. ety for home tulture, because eas ily grown outdoors or in frames; rfeJi color, ideal for garnishing Hotels gladly pay one-third more for this lettuce Stands more neglect in watering, and does not o,ukkly run to sed. Most profitable for Market nuroose because nmeUy ready in nnc large bunchos of beautiful ligbt kfreen, winch never soot. J Ik. Bees ., Wcj packet. 10c. MT. RAINIER PEA. Dark, rich green, well-failed podj. eraaroy and delicious; enowoiy productive Propagated in Wash ington, and the bit erly pe ever ollere! to western growers. lUncCtally valuable far nu . iA81 K''"". comnMndinfi the HiKhrst prnes through the sea. sok Large packet. 10c, CRIMSON OLOBE BEET. . CW. rJH flesh, very sweet. tender. Mood ri. delicately ironed wk MlMte. ilxceedingly smooth suifaee. Mneit in fonn, flavor and color. Free from woody. ftbrous roots. Grows uT IS!!, fc llf-4b't three inches tkntoKK. Matoees early pit 0c GOLDUN HALF-LONG VU'AKKOT. CRIMSON GIANT RADISH. The larger it grows the solider it gets; twice the ordinary siie. As hard as a bullet, while tender and dcliciously crisp. Retains goodness long after ma turity. Mb, sOc; packet, 10c. SPECIAL PRICE OFFER. $1.50 worth of above seeds for S1.00. 11.00 worth of above seeds (one Pjct of each variety, with packet of Old Fashioned Flower Garden Seeds thrown in free) for 75c, Six 10c packets, with Flower Uardcu packet, 50c. Three 10c tmikcti ss Above prices are pottage paid. Grow fli&S SEKUS ANI) Ur0W luTESy GROW RICH Plant Lilly's Best Northern Grown Seeds, grown on this coast for this coast, and he sure of profit. ou will find that the saying, MUest for the Wcit" is true in every case, and that Lilly's Best Seeds will give you best results. The above are only ten varieties of Lilly's Best vegetable seeds. For infor mation as to the full line, write for I LILLY'S 1007 SEED CATALOG, Which will be sent free, postpaid. oh request Lillys 1WT catalog surpass a previous books in at tractiveness and completeness of plant information. It Is thorough ly dependable, and besides contain ing descriptions, price lists and eulture directions of thousands of varieties of seeds, bulbs, roots and cuttings, it is a handbook of in formation on poultry foods, poultry supplies, stock foods, fertif Ucrs, garden supplies, sprays, horticultural supplies, etc! i ?? M?,nl Qne ,rec" Hk X in tbc wnite square. HOW TO ORDER, Mark an X in each white square Wjositc the variety of seed you wish to order, mark the quantity n square or on margin. fiCore up the total, clip out the ad., and re nut in same envelope with the clipped ad. Be sure and write your i..n.r ,nd address plainly, filling In the following blank: IM) YOU FEAIt CONSUMPTION? "Whon wo take into consideration the fact that ono out of every seven In this climate dies of consumption, i. it nnv wonder that It Is foared by the people of Salem who have weale lungs and chronic corns ..u coughs?" said a membor of tho O, W. Ptttman Co, "Physicians everywhere have rec ognized the value of cod liver oil for coughs, colds, bronchitis, consump tion nnd all wasting diseases, but, unfortunately, few could take It nnd ,inriv anv benefit from Its uso on ac count of the Indigestible oil which It contained. "Wo want overy person In Salem to know that Vlnol actually contnlns In a concentrated lorm nu ui w body-bulldlng, strength-giving, ele monU of cod liver oil nctunlly taken from fresh cods' livers, without a drop of oil to upset the stomach nnd retard its work, nnd tonic Iron add- od. "Therefore, whonover old-fashion ed cod liver oil or emulsions will do good, Vlnol will do fnr moro good. Wo guarantee Vlnol will Improvo the appetite, strongthon digestion, mnko rich, rod blood, crooto strength, euro chronic coughB and colds, nnd strongthon woak lungs." If Vlnol falls to glvo satisfaction to our customers, wo return money without filiation, G. W. Putmnn Co., druggists. Note. Whllo wo nro solo agents for Vlnol In Salem, It Is now for snle at tho loading drug store In nearly ovory town nnd city In tho country. Look for tho Vlnol agency In your town. FASTIDIOUS WOMEN consider Poxtlne Toilet Antiseptic a necessity in the hygienic care of the person and for local treatment of feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing, germicidal, deodorizing and healing qualities arc extraordinary. For sale at Druggists. Sample free. Address Tbc R. l'axton Co., Boston, Mass. o NEW GOODS SALE AT BOTTOM PRICE All kinds of Silk Embroidery and Laces, all kinds of Dress Goods, Gents' and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Suits Coals, Pants and Shoes; all kinds of Underwear, Skirts' DidiirtKia, .viii!iwiw, ."., - w..1 una, oniric. Matting, Trunks. We make up a new line of Wrappers' Waists, Kimonas and White Underwear, Silk Dress Goods' i iOc Otftfng Flannel. . 7c 1 5c Heavy Flannel . . i Oc 50c Wool Goods 30c 75c Dress Goods 50c 45c Silk 30c 75c Silk 50c 8c Lace 4c 1 8c Lace- ?3c 35c Lace 22c $ J. 50 Waist Sale.. $ J, oo $2.85 Waist Sale.. 2.00 $5.75 Silfc Waists. 4.50 $1.75 Skirt j,25 $3,25 Dress Skirt. . 2.10 $12.50 Coats 8.00 $3.50 Wool Pants. 2.40 $3.85 Long Kimona 2-50 $ i .75 Comforts J ,25 Chinese and Japanese Bazaar 346 Cotfrt Street Salem, Oregon pBBHHpBBBBBBttlpBMin CURRENT TOPICS TODAY Prepared for the Public Schools mid tho Family Circle. All railroads running out of St. Paul, Minn., have beon blocked by snow nnd cold for several days. Fred Mnrrlot, driving an auto In race at Duytonn. Florida, was killed nnd the Hindi Ine run Into the ocean Mexican troops had a battle with the Yaqul Indians In the state of So norn and dofwited them. Tho fuel famine on Puget Sound Is to bo relieved by a vessel to ar rive from thw Orient with 1000 tons in u few days. An attempt to blow up a street car on tho St. Johns lino out of Port land was dlseovured In Mm to pre vent an explosion. This Is the birthday of Itobert Puma, tho Scottish poet. President Uoosuvwlt will not nc pt a third term, but will favor Tuft, who waa governor of tha Philip pines. The largest charry tree In tha bUU was cut iIuwh at Oraeua City. to mk room for a hv building tke-rw. The Petaluma Incubators. THE MONITOR DRILLS. The Empire Cream Separators. THE STUPFBAKER WAGONS The New Home Sewing Machines. The Chatam Fanning Mills. The Keystone Woven Wire Fence. The John Deere Plows and Buggies The McCormick Mowers, Binders and Gas Engines Are Every One Trade Getters Nine Standard Lines World Over. S. A. MANNING I Sporting Annual. The ever ready nnd rellnblo Po lice Oaxetto Sporting Annual has made Its nppourauce, moro com Plete nnd beautiful than evor. It Is publlshod by Hiclmrd K. Fox, Franklin Squaro, New York, and Is a veritable mine of Information, bo far as sporting mattora nro con. owned. It contains within n D...n - .. ,. OllUIII Bargains Beit of iU th ye4tw ririctiM wy sweet, clote in texture, said- rn yciMw. iHd, very smooth. t umm Ure mt. hxt small eere, -- .mm i ail leiu: Under Clip ad and mail to (g?02wfo. Setttle, Waih. K1 ' for which sltj( ic.J at 1 1 So4 4tiv.ttM, yields 54 to M UUy's Btt WaVu 'sled! ,. tRPtrc,t Ready fwuWc Larked above. V " t all timet durfeir crawik. I """ i au timet durlew- trwtk bouallv viiuiht u. . ...-l A matket favorite. Mb., IJcj picket, 10c, ' Dtiubly Sold. Th Hwy appotMUid mastw at r chool In Wig j,nd Iturmid al' about "crlbblnf mu.1 melt HttK dud km at school boys uractlce. nn.i had not forBottn thaw. Oaa day. dttHns a Itwoa In hu- tory, ha obrvd on of tka unuli tak oat his watch vry wUrnt 0r two. IU KrtW 8HrfhMUU Klnnlly h Htroa alowly btwr th. dks aad stoppt tt front of the boy. Let m mm your wateh," h commanded. Yoa. sir." wtw Um nMk raply. The iMastvr ood tlio front of the caw. ui Q6ktA g-t.., ord, "SoW!" ut ha was a shrwj . waa Hot to ba throwa off tk. BO M8t-. 1 1 HMd tW Wet or tk. Than ho was MtiUd r. t. .' ajrala!" Smuiwv, ww. --.. ,,wwmif SKAiT LK-M r Biy fez 1 1 1 ! in 1 "Sold asata! The DlfftiriHirtt. MlkKla ys toll m mi..-. .w. dmaroaoa Umvwm kuswr a- wh Nansc... Addre lat? lat WU. It's kotka tk' di UtR wkla yHr wf, fr amlhor th' u wja a f JJ paiv all the Important boxing rec ords aa well aa records of the athlete Austin. ad ns R pockot oncyc, iu a "'f wUl U ,s trto! wit halftone portraits of the champions of tho rint- ., ..... d tho Held, whlla tha oovar Is a Particularly handsome one. its cor- tleal laformatlon makes it iBtll. Nttal.Ie for rafaraB ...'. itra for jiostngo. All the World. mage and Ballard's Sno Ualent play, a BOtt promInae0 Krt. lis has no superior for Rheu. 1 Bsltarj', s.. Ll.im.nt I, . Got yourself n n 1 Wo havo somo chenii. un mouta; good houso, com. 22nd atroots, ?S00. Ono C-room houso streot, $500. Good 4-room lious streot for $400. Good 4-room house and Mill atroats. $450 Good G-room houao .imf and .Miu Btroots, $soo Good 8-room houao an 1 and Chemokotn street" $' Two housos N'orth I.ii each, $G00. Nlco aoroago propei i ' An SO noro with barn, orchard, oto.. for m 35 aoras tlno bottom Marlon, with fair H" cheap, $D00. A beautiful r2-ar" provomont, otc. near ' houso and location, $3.: Soo mo for anything you want work, or wnnt ' kind, leave your order b Hot ! tvi !.fk .'l!i Stat loU noir i,.i)i. eif ,f atf R. R. Ryan 510 Stato Street !! I i1!?""" to rail. umfeamIMIWIin,(lto gJjWIT50MtOICI.CO..oT4.Ui.Ci:-t-l 30 tU hwd 'Judge. ,.. k.... ZT. :-"".." W oter "1t th naadle at ut. - - " g. vry. Sold in Salem by Dr. S. C. Slo Pf4C1) K. 1" "-Vv.. Jit-!&&AjtjS&i