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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05
END OF COMPETITION
TEAMS TO REPRESENT NATIONAL,
GUARD IN BIG MATCHES.

competition for places on brigade team
to represent the District of Columbia in
the national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio
was held last Monday and yesterday. Mai
u. b. Young, team captain. had personal
charge of the match, assisted by Capt Geo
L. TAFT, team adjutant and Mai Walach
A. McCathran. Capt. William r. McCath-
ran, Lieut.. William A. Duvall and Lieut.
Clarkson r. Sherwood. range officers.
Lieut.. Col. L. NJ. Brett, adjutant general.
District Columbia militia, was an interested
observer of the work of the first day.
The first days work consisted of slow
fire exclusively. Two sighting shots and
ten scoring shots We're fired at 200, 600,
500 and 1000 yards. On the second day of
the contest the more difficult work of rapid
fire at 200 yards and Skirmishing were In
order. Twenty shots We're fired In rapid
fire and the two skirmish runs of twenty
shots each The results of Tuesday greatly
altered the standing of the contestants es-
tablished at the close of the slow-fire work.
bugler was secured from the marine
barracks, and the skirmish runs were made
by call. Maj. Young conducted the runs,
and Lieut.. Duvall examined and recorded
scores, being slowed away during progress
of fire behind a butt provided to shelter
the markers.
Of Great Interest.
Maj. McCathran superintendent the rapid
fire work al 200 yards, and Capt. TAFT and
Lieut. Sherwood recorded shots in the pits.
In the rapid-fire the targets were run up
In sight by command, exposed to the shoot
ers for twenty seconds and then lowered
rapidly and marked. This meets the re-
quirements of the national match, and 1t is
said afforded the best possible test of COM
petitors.
The greatest interest in years was dis
played in the contest and more new men
competed. Every detail was worked out
so as to give all an equal chance.
The new men were provided with tested
rifles and afforded the same preliminary
course Of training that the more experienced
men had, and 1t is safe to say that next
year will see double the number OF new
men out as result of the treatment ac-
corded them this year. and the excellent
showing made. The twenty-five highest
scores are given. These twenty-five men
comprise both the national team to go to
Ohio and the Dryden team to go to Sea
Girt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05
Washington Girl Graduates.

Among the graduates of Miss Mason's
school. THE Castle" Tarrytown-on-Hud-
son, New York. was Miss Ruth Jones,
daughter Of Mr.. John Paul Jones of this
city. There were nineteen graduates, rep
resenting fourteen states. The commence
ment exercises were held yesterday.
DR.. Frederick Vancleeck. archdeacon of
the Episcopal diocese Of New York, opened
the program, and Dr. J. Merritt Steele, late
vicar of Trinity Church, pronounced the
benediction. Open-air ceremonies followed
the addresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05

In plain green. green and white,
plain red. blue and mixed colors. In
stair widths and runners.
81 inches, bound. for stairs or
SO inches wide. for stairs or
36 inches wide-regular floor
width. Observation-Disclosures SOC I'd.
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Story Of Mystery.

Stewart Edward White and Samuel Hop
kins Adams are among the writers COM
mended by the President for truth in the
depletion of the life of the wild. The Even
ing Star will begin serial publication Sat
urday, June 8, Of a Jcint masterpiece by
them illustrated by VIII Crawford. One of
the best stories of its kind since Treasure
Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05

failed to receive reward. Miss E. e.
Drane Is the teacher in charge of the art
classes at the Business High School, and
the jury Of awards was composed of Miss
N. p. Shipman, Miss Susanna Gutherz and
Miss Leila Mechlin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
WEEKLY
NEW YORK
LETTER

New York. Jan. 10 The latest
hshing story deserves 10 take M
place In the annals OF those Of the
past, as Il II printed with all serious.
ness In the New York prona. The
hero OF the story IL motorman VIII
rojoices in the name OF schabolowisky
and when nshing for cod on Sand,
Hook, felt a mighty tug nt his line
The second tug was stronger ono
and tore him over the stern uf The
boat Into ten fathoms Of cold Allan.
tic brine. Keeping tight hold on
hts line he was towod considerable
distance by the monster aud thcr.
according 20 his own statement when
no was rescued. be- lost con icinur.
ness. He described the cod as q mon
sier. the grandiathor ~ AN of them
During the course of nght be-.
tween two Italian, recently one was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
WINTER
FASHIONS
LETTER
Suggestion For Ladies' With
Large Commences

ways tn need OF something more for
her good appearance AZ hc prose
ont moment there are absolutely dl,
trrcnt STYLES. each and am of which
srems TO hc the very latest and most
admired. Thcrv are large hats aud
small hats. severe hats and elaborate
hats hats with wings and hats with
roses. hats With flowers and hats
with feathers black white. red
Erv"n, blue. as well as the pastel
shades. ana those dullpr uuts that
are so popular Jhis winter
ot course. che nrst requisite of "a
hai is chat Do bo becoming That
goes without saving hut mo ideas of
what s hrcommg ,rtm tn Dee srrauy
ai 'ar'augo Co judge from the STYLES
chat MANY women adopt NoW ever.
woman Wishes Go o., smart aud pie
'ufrsquv at tho samg ,my. while "a.
d mAiirr ui ia,J thyry is auIy about
"ur woman Boo hundred and that q
'oHns uur. Who eau De- ri,urgs0u.
ih'Hsh 90 ls HussibIy tur alI women
io be smart 30 and h,ry's tht ro.rf
DO ih,N will stud, themselves ana
dress accordingly, rh, hats ot th.s
season se,m to be created fur tteI
Woman With 0ary hair. whereas MIN,
women out of tgu have straight naI-
Auj ii There hy utlt of 20 .uoe is hrr
'ub portion This ls whore eeot
iuvssyrs have learned .p cultivate an
'rt There are two methods up.n
.U these women drst tho, may wish
b hair ir.sssr and hay, th,lr ha.rar
ahFtd 'r "a manner bg,omnE to hrr
'"n a., while kvgpiug NItbia up to !
iaty STYLES. then $50 to her mIlIrer
ma have "a hat made Co suit her ara
wa Whenever thc HAT is worn she
nust hara yo do hsr haie n thtti
Nye hoIk Jan. rs ls there ever
un, when o. woman dygs NOT u.s |
ust o". nyN hatR What with IA |
HWw'r 'oss and bleaching sun. ana |
h' ,rr.l Winds aud rain storms ot
.a'sU milliner Nhich Is usually |
= 'he most yrushahle soois. has a
ard 'lmc 0t q. and my lads is al. |
uo sNlv' or the sood ,nvct viii cer-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Sold Everywhere. In boxes ioc. and q.

separate Scat. 1t is everywb,.
Women wear it for the street 81.
carriage, the theater. Where Won
once wore a coat of black or p,,s,
over any gesture. no matter ,rh..
the color, today they have sevor.,
coats, one for each costume ir .t
can afford It. Whore one must o,o.
omise, many women manage to 90,
one coat with a certain costun, =,
make it complete, and then buy
service coats to go over the ofbo.
frocks. Wraps for the theator ana
of light colored fabrics as n rsr,,
thing, but again if one must be sa,
ing and go to many evening afairs
on foot or in the street cars. q bl,cl.
broajcloth satin-finished is the mos.
scrviceable. 1t should be lined vfl,
white satin the quilted kind Is prot.
tier than the plain variety Tho
style best adapted for such a Goa, is
the empire with loose fitting yote
and plaits back and front. The anooi
sleeves seen on many of these coat,
are too cool for service on cold night,
so the bishop sleeve with its elastic
string at the wrist, finished with lace
rufIles is substituted.
CATHARGNE MANN-PAYZANr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

itaipIv be lost; or this woman ma,
let her milliner pick out for her
hat. suggest where and how to pul
the hair this way or that or build i
nm or down a little more and thei
FIJI I'm the bare spots with a flower
puT rucbe. etc. so that It may III
the face. the first method is the sur
est for a hat that is made over IN
the latter way is often spoiled by
adding too much
While woman with a big face
should not by rights wear a small
hat. yet n they know how to place
the hat az the right angle on the head
and how 10 arrange the hair on the
sides. around the face and at the
back of the head so that the angle
will ba becoming a small hat lis often
made extremely becoming A little
change in the trimming will do q
good deal. such as the bringing for
ward or backward or higher up on
the sides of the wings, quills or bow
Of ribbon. The woman with a small
face must be as careful as she who
has a large one. and these with long
round. or oval faces an must study
their own particular style and figure
as well.
The smartcst idea for a dress hat
is q turban. toquo or some odd shape
not very large aul covered with
Irish laoo with @ sable animal either
round the brim or forming % part Of
he crown The dress hats for win
.or are hardly TO be distinguished
rom those of summer. they resemble
zach other SO closely Tulle and
,lcatod net. tullc and silk made up
n exactly the same lines for either
cason and it IS only the touch Of |
ur that makes the winter hat per-
nissablr Tuuo and velvet are often
r seen ip winter than I'm summer
Nh velvet hats Coz plain and mirror
clyet trimmed with tullc are the
most suitable for winter aud they are
cen ON all occasions and In an coli
rs
The hat to match the costume IS
Iill very popular but one sees more
lack hats than during last winter,
nd yet there are certain costumes
hat should never be- worn with a
lack hat. this is true OF red. blue,
ma certain green shades, In fact all
Iados that are dun in tone Again
Ike such colors as the bright greys.
.odc shades. pink, Hight blue, or
lack itself and the black hat Is a (
ylo-riycr. something that brings {
n an the beauty of the gown.
A word might be- said of theater | C
ats and 30 is a word that is needed v
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

so badly stabbed That both his Kid
noys wore penetrated The quarrel
was over q woman both men loved
The Injured man. when taken TO tho
hospital, was told hc had not long
to live if an oucration was not per.
formed on him. llc asked that the
young woman and priest bee sent
for and both camo into the opcrntinr
theator whore the man was made all
ready for the operation After u con.
yorsation with the Dominican priest
and the young woman marriage
ceremony was performed with two
nurses aud q doctor being the wit
ncsscH Immediately after the ccrc-
mony the young woman was taken
from the operating room, the Injured
man nat under anaostctchic. aud the
operation performed.
The PRAYER meeting started Tor the
benefit ot those doing business In
Wall street. tho stock exchange ana
the curb is causing considerable com
mont as Ho many financial men think
nothing Is to bee so much reversed
as u dollar. unloss Il be- two dollars
There o. no doubt Ia the minds of the
missionarios that II spcculators could
hc convinced Of the cnicac, uf prayer
they would pray with vengeance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

too. for good taste is often trans
crossed I'm this matter. Size oil th'
hat should depend upon the seats tt
no used In box large hats are ell
fectiye and in good form; and there
lis no place where the picture ha'
shows off to better advantage than in
a box at the theater The profile OF
wearer. is turned towards the audi
ence and consequently the lines o.
THE hat which. of course, should
follow those Of the face. The black
hat is often the accomDanyment OF
the light gown but more often a pic
ture hat in keeping with the gown
is seen this season. If one is to be
i'm an ordinary seat q small hat is the
better style and especially as one
usually has TO hold It on the lap.
As the majority of us can not go In
cab and yet wish 10 look not out
of place on the car while we'll enough
dressed for the theater this question
of a theater hat and dress must have
some consideration Hats made Of
silver tulle, gold or silver lace, with
feather marabout. ostrich or osprey
are desirable If made ola
q small frame. On the way to the
theater large veil Of white chiffon
something like an automobile veil
will be a protection TO the hat as
we'll hs the appearance of being too
dressed M for the street The dress
may be as elaborate as you please If
In keeping with the seat and position
IN the house, If the dress is covered
mp by a long coat or cloak quite
plain outside and of medium color
ined with light satin inside as
! protection to the dress. Have a
'oat that comes TO the bottom Of
he dress, very big sleeves so as not
O crush those underneath. and q
ollar to come M about the throat
An effort is being made TO bring
n the black ribbon strings on hats;
mt the majority of women find 1t
very trying style, and Just like all |
rying styles there are women TO
HON these fashions are extremely |
ecomlng, in fact their faces look |
etter so framed than in any other
rode; so. If some fashion leader
iould have such a face and start
lch a fad. We may indeed see the
lack velvet strings that hang down
ie back. or brought forward and
Istened in front with a ieweled pin
Ike a new lease OF life.
But returning to the subject Of
'ats, there, have been few years in
hich We have seen so much of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

and as each would petition for what
he wanted. some strange prayers
would, no doubt. be offered up. A
bear, with great solemnity might
pray for calamities, believing that he
the world was waxing fat and in need
OF some chastisement Or he might
change his opinion about the mar
ket. pray that his first petition be
cancelled and offer w a bullish one
20 substitute IT, There would be no
end Of things TO pray for, but all
prayers could not be answered as
different sections would require diff
fercnt things A great many finan-
ciors with a religions feeling enter
the market in the morning with
praycrul mood and attend the SER
vice. but u is sad 10 relate, they leave
the market i'm the evening more often
swearing than praying It can be
seen therefore that PRAYER services
after the markets closes would be
less mlsused than those of the morn
ing. for the sins at 10 o'clock are
he sins Of intention. while the after
market sins are the sins Of commits
sion
a woman named Anna Goldman.
who cal'q herself an anarchist. and
Who lives in opcn sin with those who |
rave avowod anarchial principles. !
tyllng her unwomauly conduct free |
owe" Is doing considerable harm |
mOnEst the young women of the /
asst side. from whore an her dis
lplcs hail Very few men, but thosn
4 the lower tyne join her ranks bu
undrcds Of young women, from II
o rs years of age. have been con
ertod 10 her principles Sporting
or vile principles she nightly gains
isciplos. and II the authorities allow
uch state OF things TO continue, the
csult viii be- appalling Ministers OF
n Nominations have taken the mat
pr up but seem 90 be- making little
oadway In checking the evil Gold
lnn has been arrested from time to
.mc charged with violation OF tho
email section referring 10 anarchist
ttoranccs, but always manages TO 4
ct ont of the law clutches n ie
lain that In her case q milder charge O
ould have the desired effect. for
violence could easily be- adduccd
guinst her To show how many young a
omen have been led from the paths
yIrturo bv her teachings Anar- 4
lists us q whole are a harmless lot u
wing to their cowardicc, but when b
nldman's teachings are commencing 81
take root Il Is high time that the o
~ should bee stricken at its foundo-
pa and the somi-lnsanc rabblc ro. h
owed from society ,
WILLIAM PARKINSON.
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Tclcgraphic Briefs.

St. Petersbur. Jan. Statistic
show that during 1905 1852 were
sentenced to death for political Of.
fenses thousands sent to the mines
of Siberia and 1872 editors prosecuted
2At Cincinnati It is estimated thar
10000 people are homeless on ar-
count of floods. The river Is rising
and the rains continue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
HOW TO ORDER.

Mark an Y in each white square
opposite the variety of seed YOU
N''h 10 order mark the quantity
J." square or on margin. figure up
."' total clip out the ad., and re-
.''I IN same envelope with the
e"pped ad BE sure and write your
name and address plainly, filling in
The following blank:
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Bryan at Olympia

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 17.-W j.
Bryan has wired an acceptance OF
invitations to witness a joint session
Of the senate and house FRIDAY morn.
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

large clusters OF round. firm. lus-
eious fruit beautiful rich color
tree from b.cm,h, stands shipment
spleudiJiy a threc-,rlson leader.
popular everywhere Perfected by
us on our experiment
ground, 1t Brighton Beach.
and can be- ohtaiuei solely
from Us Sold only BOO sealed p7sk
cts Ounce. 60Ci packet. lOc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
GOLDEN HALF.LoNo
CARROT.

., hss, OF all the yellow yari.,;.,
,s'y sweet close in texture go'4-
R IN yellow, solid. very smootS =,
ans large size, has small co..
-nd adapted to an soils. yn5.., 49,,
s'0a cultivation Yields eS 10 an
tons per acre Ready for ar
~ an times dunnS SHOWS
Equally valuable Tor So
packet. Ioe. 80 Hss;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
CRIMSON GLOBE BEET

lose grain flesh. very sw..,
,sngSer '.l.g blood red. delieate!y 1onsd
"'A white, Exceedingly smooth
surface. Finest in form. Aayor
and color. Free from woody
s NITROUS roots. Grows mi.
.SIm .SIm IN slze-about three incb,.
through Natures early Pk, 40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
LILLY'S 1907 SEED cATALoG,

Which will be sent free, postpaid.
on request Lilly's 1907 catalog
surpasses all previous books i'm at
L@eiNeness and completeness OF
plant information II is thorough
~ dependable, and besides contain
ing descriptions, price lists and
Su'ture directions of thousands OF
varieties OF seeds. bulbs, roots and
cuttings u Is 4 handbook of in
formation on poultry foods. poultry
supplies, stock foods. fertil-
i<efs' garden supplies, sprays,
?. horticultural supplies, etc
II YOU want one, free. mark an Y
IN the white square.
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Grow ESssSS ESsS SRo% SEGRs RieR AeR

Plant Lilly's Best Northern
Erown Seeds, grown on this coast
ior this coast, and be sure Of profit
iou Will find that the saying, Best
for the West" is trae in every case.
ana that Lllly's Best Seeds will
give you best results The above
are only ten varieties Of Lilly's
Best vegetable seeds. For infor-
nation as to the full line, write ior
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

Cures scroiula, eczema, all erup-
tlons and humofs, indigestion, dys-
pcpsia, Theumntifm, cntnrrh, kidney
and liver difficulties aud all troubles
arising from or promoted by impure
blood or low condition of the system.
VI aarABisea under tl,e Pod aud Drugs Act.
tnls 10. lso1 No re-
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GOLDEN JERSEY WAX BEAN

Brittle tender broad thick
the best ot al the yellow pod bush
beans Strug'css Beautiful
golden ygInr and delicious
NANer \FgaraHs reliable.
and an abUnlau, producer tn,
ass; packet los.
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GET SOUND SPECIAL
TOMATO.

This miniature,
from a photo
graph, gives you
an idea how the
tomato produces.
Is an early dwarf.
stands tree from
the ground with
hard firm, round
So t'ks Yields
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
MT. RAINIER PEA.

Dark, rich green, wsll-hlled pods
creamy and delicious; enormously
productive Propagated in Wash
mgton, and the best early ne, sy.,
offered 90 western growers
Especially valuable ior mar
a. Ae' gardeners, eommandinp
,oe hiShest prices through the So
son. Large packet. lOc
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sow WESTERN SEEDS
IN WESTERN SOIL
Here's SPECIAL OFFER to make New Friends
for LILLY'S Northern Grown Seeds

ULNS Vegetable seeds are
k1lkf7 grown ON and adapted 70
this coast These 10 varieties are
the aristocrats of the kitghcn-gar-
den They represent the acme Of
Lilly effort. the result of years OF
careful seed selection and cultiva-
tiou This Special Odcr gives YOU
~ so 30 these seeds for 500 Read
the descriptions. an of which are
carefully and couscryatiyely made.
Living up 20 the catalogue dcscrip-
uon is what has built up the rep
utatlon Ol lil'y's Best Seeds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
SPECIAL PRICE OFFER.

sl,So worth Of above seeds for
Sl.00.
Sl.oo worth of above seeds Zone
packet OF each variety, with packet
OF Old Fashioned Flower Garden
seeds thrown in free) for 75c.
SIX loc packets, with Flower
Garden packet, soc.
Three l0c packets. Csc.
Above prices are postage paid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
CRIMSON GIANT RADISH.

The larger it grows the soldier il
gets; twice the ordinary size.
AS hard as a bullet, while
tender and dcliciously crisp.
Retains goodness long after ma
turlty alb. 4oc; packet, l0c..
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ENGLISH FORCING
LETTUCE.

large. crisp, tender; best yari-
ely tor home culture. because cas-.
ny grown outdoors or in frames.
fieh color, ideal for garnishing
hotels gladly pay one-third more
Tor tins lettuce Stands more
neglect m watering, and does not
QUICKLY run 10 seed Most profitable
Tor market purposes because
quickly ready IN tine lafee
punches OF beautiful light
green, which never spot t-lb So
or, 2oc; packet lOc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

Danish Ball Head, and infinitely
better adapted to Pacific coast con
ditlons. True 10 type, every
head like its neighbor, sym
metrical white inside and
solid 10 the core t-lb, sl.2s; l.
or. 35c; packet. ioc.
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LILLN'S GLORY cABBAoE

GLORIOUS ln flavor. gloriou,ry
sound, a glorious c-ower and =
g.orious Snapper IIN sb,,s 80
81 iH's cabbage seed across an.
continent as this ,lre,y p,rf,,,.
"a on fuge, Sound IS admitted ;,
es me ees, cabbage erown F,,r
'olhdsr aus more solid than he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
PRIDE OF THE PACIFIC
CUCUMBER

almost seedless cucumber, the
seeds being small and few. Per
ieetly smooth, very dark green,
beautiful white flesh, perfect Gu
eumber flavor exceptionally firm,
crisp and delicious. Grows 10 10
Is inches long, always straight. and
dark green until ripe. Vine
hardy and vigorous; enor.
mously productive; Yields
early and late IN season. i-lb'. csc;
--oI., 4Oc; or. use; packet, loe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
JACK FROST SWEET COIN.

Plump. milky Kernel: that melt
In your mouth tender sweet NO
hnc-rsalN phenomenal Dvsri
variety. permitting close planting
Very hardy Jack Fyos, seed h5,
been perfected by our,rlye, an
tuget sound IS thoroughly sc,li.
mated and peculiarly adapted 20
tae'Ac Coast conditions Not only
seasons earliest. but lonse,,
ans latest producer. We can,
not say TOO much An -,
packet. lSc.