THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, '.PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY JSL7, . 1903.
BREWED 10
CEYLOil
Great Center of Tea Culture
Plant Makes Its Eaisers
Uich Dime a Day Is High
' Waire How the Leaf Is
-Picked and Cured.
. ,
Leaving Ceylbn with its spicy
' and pleasing prospects, Its tea1
leaves and ita discontent. Mr,
Haskin will tomorrow set out on
the road to. Mandalay.. tlo will
describe the 8hwe Dagon at
Rangoon, be oldest shrine- In
the world,' and the happy people
who abide around and about It. 4
happy not so much by reason of
what they hare, but almost alto
gether because, they don't, want
anything and are glad of It.
Br Frederic J. Haskin.
: Washington. July 17. A. fungus
j growth which appeared on the leaves of
, ceyion cones putnia w e,
within a decade almost killed a great
(Industry, caused Ceylon to become fa
i moui as a Droduoer of tea. British
Li..t. rlnr rilustnr. made exDerl
t merits In the early seventies, and the
' ruult vu that Derore many years wu
elansod great tea estates repla
! Kt,ntHnm . TfkAiLV "CeV
'. im fa miliar to the markets of the world,
1 and many merchants of the younger
generation are unwrt vi ,ww ,
. of the Industry. ' "
i In the streets of Colombo one sees
fackages of tea houna tor me waier
ront In strange looking carts drawn
k hii hnmniwi bullocks branded with
Tsmil characters for decorative effect
and lor trie cure oi raumaum.
not until he begins to ascend the moun
tains toward the quondam capital of
the Kandyan kings that the visitor
sees tea trees growing and coolie wo
men and children picking leaf tips that
make the tea of commerce. The tea In
dustry is picturesque.-' From the time
the tea tree appears above .the soil un
til the dried leaf reaches . the lighter
that takes It to a cargo boat In the Co
lombo harbor. It exists In an . environ
ment all its own. v , i ,
Trees Pruned Back to Shrubs.
Upon the rocky slopes of the foot
hills, where there seems to be scant
nourishment for plant life, : the tree
flourishes and would grow to a height
of IS or 20 feet were H hot for the
pruning that reduces it to three feet
for the better development of Its pro-
. ductive power. It is stated by plant
ers that the peculiar action of the cli
mate upon the rock that crops up, on
the hills causes It to disintegrate and
form a sort of soil " upon -which the
roots of the tea plant thrive. It is al
ways April in the Cyton mountains, if
one Judges by the . fickleness of the
skies. Swiftly formed clouds precipi
tate sudden showers, and the sun shines
through the storm upon scenery that
'defies the bent efforts of the painter
In words or oils, uocoanut groves ana
banana patches dot every little Pialn
and valley, and the . thatched huts of
Sinhalese or Tamil natives nestle amid
the tropical foliage. Here and there
are tiny terraced rice fields. Irrigated
from mountain' torrents whose rushing
waters are often heard above the noise
of the train as It moves slowly up the
teep incline. - - ; '"y"r- ;
V Tea Q rows la tat sails.
As the higher hills are reached the
rice fields disappear.- The regions in
which tea reigns supreme are moun
tainous and occupy approximately one-
seventh of the area' of the island. Al
though Ceylon " is only a few degrees
from the equator the tea country
boasts cool nights througnouc me year.
itae
a th altitude. Increases the climate
becomes more temperate, and at Nu
ware Eliya, 6200 feet above sea level,
the mean temperature 1. 67 degrees
Ikknnh.il
" Tea planters-who -TesMe-4n-the birh-
lamds ana now ana uun muwr uun
to Colombo upon business or to enjoy
social contact with members of an Eu-
Don't Wear
A Truss
ropeaii colonv lareerthnn can be found
In the country, are prosperous overlords
whose dUy- life is not unrHce that --a
southern planter In the United . States
In ante-bellum days. They' watch tea
quotations aa an American business
man watches the fluctuations of the
stock ; market, and complain of - hard
times over their whiskey and .soda, but
they live like princes and are addressed
as "Master" by the armies of Ceylon
ese and Indian coolies, they employ.
. The Say's Work of the laborer.
At o'clock in the morning all , of
the employes, many of whom are wo
men and children, are assembled near
the tea factory by- the blast of a horn.
Divided into gangs and assigned to
taskmasters or "canganes," those who
are to work in the fields are sent- to
their tasks. -Under the supervision ' of
a "conductor," corresponding ' to - an
overseer, the taskmasters are ' kept on
the alerfca . When the-day's work is-In
progress the owner. or superintendent,
returns for his chota hasarl, or "little
breakfastat:rhia :c bungalow.:.; After
ward- he visits the factory, and later
in me rorenoon ne inspects tne neids.
At II o'clock the planter ' has "meat
breakfast," and hia afternoon is usually
given up to attending to his corre
spondence or other office work Inclden
tal to the conduct of the business. At 4
o clock -the horn or tom-tom musters
the. coolies JTrom the fields,- and -after
the "time" of each is marked la the
check rool they go to the "lines" which
correspond to the "quarters" of old
fashioned southern plantations.";
Experts Paid 8 1-3 Cents a Bay.
During the first two years of Its Ufa
the tea tree undergoes rigorous prun
ing at the hands of experts. As there
are between 8000 and 4000 trees to the
acre the pruners- are an Important factor-
in plantation Work. When the
leaves Are ready for pluck n the nick
ers, mostly women and children, invade
the fields. The women .are trained -to
select the delicate leaves at and near
the top of the shoots, and for this
skilled labor a food nicker receives. 86
cents in Ceylon coinage,, the equivalent
oi 0 i-4 cents m American money, xnis
Is considered high pay In India, and
many coolie women emigrate- to Ceylon
to find prosperity. In the coffee days
Infant mortality' was high in Ceylon,
but nowadays, because the children
have a value as tea pickers, under par
ental direction, the parents are careful
to rear, them and add to the family
earnings at the rate of J or 4 cents a
day for each urchin. Sucklings are
taken to ' the tea fields bv their moth-
era, and when they get large enough to
endanger their lives by crawling about
wner tney mignt tumble into mountain
chasms, the mothers make hammocks
fos them out-of 'their "cumblles" and
awing them to the branches of trees.
Nurses cannot r be employed by tea-
- wnere a bum a say is Wealth, -;
and the 'opportunity to save money -and
return nome to become landowners.
jaraii cooiies irom soutnern inaia ro
over .to Ceylon in great numbers to
earn a few cents a day more than the
wngm ui a woman, ai nome me Tamil
Seta one or two cents a day, and there
ran occasional famine during which
no may starve. In Cevlon he mav earn
a dime a day. There is no famine
and there is plenty of fruit He lives
cneapiy. sends - money home to theln
feed poor relations, contributes to the
support of a few of the hundreds of
Insatiate gods of his country, and saves
money with whtclr to buy real estate, j
aiwiuugn ne, rareiy carries out tils plan
to return to India. - ,
What Chanoe Has South Carolina
In the "meahtime his clothlna- con.
slsts of a loin cloth and if he sleeps
on the bare ground it is what his fore
fathers have enjoyed and it is all that
hla nnaterlt will aalra - IT a n
strikes. "Master" pays him more than
he has ever had. If he shirks his work
he Is docked, v
Labor- prices -in -the orient form a
key to the problem of why tea can
not oe promabiy raised lrt south Caro
lina to compete with oriental products.
The British in Ceylon, are well con
tent to allow the brown brother to re
tain his standard of 1 living and his
ideas as to what a working man should
earn..-, .. -; . :. , ,
rour leaves From Each Bongh,
The two tenderest leaves, where the
planter la picking especially fine tea.
and four leaves where the standard of
excellence is leas rigid, are plucked
from each bough.' The baskets are
dumped on mats-at the "factory" and
sorted to eliminate coarse leaves acci
dentally plucked. Withering, ferment
ing and rirtng are the .next processes
10 which the leaves are subjected.
How Sea Za Made Tit for Use,
Tea leaves -are withered bv being
spread thinly upon layers of Jute fiber
in , the factory. When it is withered
to the right degree of softness and
flaccidlty abhute takes it to the lower
floor, where it is rolled by machinery
to eliminate the tannin and v moisture,
A mass of soft lumps comes from the
roller and a "roll breaker" breaks these
and sifts the . small leaves through a
wire mesh to a cloth. . Spread out in
wood frames and covered by wet cloths,
the tea leaves are alloWed to ferment
till their become conned tinted, and the
brighter the copper tint the more choice
f ermentation, which is a
most necessary factor Jn making the
the company being unable to reach an
agreement with either as to the price
to be paid -for the land. -.-- -
This project was started - over two
years ago and considerable . construc
tion work has been done. One of Spen
cer's representatives stated yesterday
that it is the intention of the company
to push the work this year and com
plete the plant before the first of Jan
uary. Machinery is expected some .time
next month. It Is the intention of the
company to furnish light and power for
Eugene, Junction City, Corvallis and
bther . upper valley cities, a , r
The theory
vanced by Kepler in 117. seventy
of gravitation was ad-
years before Newton announced his dis
covery. (. ,
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Soat Oet a Blvoroe. .
' A western Judge granted a divorce on
account of Ill-temper and bad - breath.
Dr. King's KewUfePUls would have
prevented it- They cure Constipation,
causing bad breath and Liver Trouble,
the ill-temper, dispel colds, banish head
aches, conquer chills. - J6c at Woodard.
Clarke Co. - ...
THE: STRAXGER V
WITHIN OUR GATES
s-
; "It doesn't seem possible that there
la so much undeveloped territory "in
the United States. , Why. to a resident
of Vermont who has never been away
rrom tae msw iungiana states me vast-
ness oi - tne great west is - realty ai
palling.'
Hyde,; Rathdrum,
Ray P.' Stewart, Wapi, ArIronar-With
irrigation wexan raise oranges and lem
ons as easily as does California, that
is in certain portions, of the state.- .Of
course, tip in the White hills I dott't
suppose we could raise "em, neither can
we get water lor Irrigation purposes
there. Our state will eventually make
California sit up and take., notice, a See
If It doesn't"..- '--
"ChJco r will -be the leadlng' clty oif
northern- California, all right1' said A.
D. Beeeon a the Imperial. ' It is already
the best city and is growing faster than
anyof. them." -'':;'.---'-' -j '"'-'.':
"The sugar beet is making the south
ern, part of Idaho and northern Utah,"
said Hiram A. Snow, Bnowvllle, Idaho,
at the St. Charles today. "I remember
when the people In that" section were
almost destitute. - Now but few of them
are considered in poor circumstances. :
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W. R.' Sanders, Challls, Texas: "There
cannot help but be plenty of prosperity
for years to come in the United States.
Things never looked better for the far
mer and the future the distant future
looks exceedingly bright. The south
ern planter Is very prosperous this sea-
"There seems to be' good in every;
thing if you look at things In the right
light"; said Victor Brown, Bay Center,
Wis. 'The automobile dldnot alto-
? ether take the place of the horse, but
urniahed -eraployment-f orthouaandl of
men. All the labor-saving devices help,
to save labor on the Job for which It
was intended, but It makes labor in
other ways. I'm-not much of an an
archist because I am not a peaslmlst
MFITS ffi
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Are Always in Excess of Other Investments ol Whatever
Character, Considered From Any Standpoint
In the Saturday Evening
Post of July 7th . Mr. Isaac
:Marcosson; speaking of trust
'methods of retailers, describes
how every applicant for a po
sition as .clerk in-the institu
tion under discussion must un
dergo a thorough medical ex
amination. The reason given
' fo thig-is that every sound
,rnan . is worth ,buildi?ig up in
business, while the weak or
diseased man is not
A man who is ill, or weak
cannot be perpetually cheerful,
and a good clerk or successful
business man must; be. Be
sides it takes time to impart
business methods to beginners
and if their health is such as to
contract colds or debility .from
slight exposure, it is ,a ques
tion of .only a;short time till
the individual-will have to go
to bed or lay off from work at
the expense of alt the time and
efforts to develop his 'useful-,
ness.. v's it
Insurance 'companies, rail-,
road companies, and, in;' fact,
all institutions assuming' risk
or employing-men are rapidly
adopting this line of reasoning.
One of the most frequent
causes of rejection by the U.'
S. Government and large insti
tutions like railroads, is
Varicose Veins of Men m
merous Instances, because my
method of curing this ailment
is known to be permanent and
complete. 1
but I will guarantee "under a
forfeit of any s reasonable
amount that after my treat-
limejitrJliisriditioiiny
patient who has previously
.been rejected on this account
the product.
t necessary
tea, is induced , by the breaking of the
AfterTlrirty Year Experience I Have
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4 Women or Children That
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' , ' , : I Send It on Trial. "
If yoa have tried most everything
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sap cells in the leaves during the roll
ing process.- To make green tea the
fermentation is checked so that no
change in color takes place, apd black
tea is made by allowing it to continue
for a time. ' v
The modern process of firing tea Is
to spread it thinly in wire trays which
are Inserted into a machine called a
desiocator -where a current of hot air
is turned upon the leaves. The leaves
emerge from this process quite brittle
and dry. This is lru.the parlance of
the plantation, "made tea,'' weighing
about 2S per cent as much as it did
when It was picked. It next goes into
bins with wire mesh lids, where it cools.
The next process consists of sifting in
a machine whlck sorts, the leaves Into
various grades known as Broken Or
ange Pekoe. Orange Pekoe, Pekoe, Pekoe-Souchong
and Dust. ,
Bow the Tea Zs racked.
' After being 'factory bulked." that is
to say, nanaiea in scoop shovels
a s ' act uall v bappened" in hu-
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?and the long train of distressing
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Between games of golf and cricket
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Mist, Or,- July 27. The creamery be
longing ' to the Nehalem Valley Cream
association of this place will open' tor
business : August t, with Fred Mann,
formerly-of a Portland creamery, and
K. if. Messing or tnis city aa managers. I
The creamery has been Idle since No-1
vember, when the former manager 'ab-!
sconded with ' several handred dollars, !
leaving the association in bad sfasDe i
financially.' '"The creamery will- cover!
almost the whole' Nehalem valley with
milk routea The Nehalem -valley ssl
well - ss- most of Columbia county is
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There is no ailment peculiar to men that I cannot cure.
For twenty-five years I have devoted my entire' time and en
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with a thorough theoretical knowledge as d basis. I am the
i only physician thoroughly and permanently curing those func
tional derangements due to inflammation ot the prostate gland,
which depress the entire nervous system, and my success in
overcoming such cases has placed me forempst among spe
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is my knowledge of- men's diseases and so perfect are way methods of treat
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The Great Chinese Doctor j
loans n miun rare ism
He is called the rreat because he cures all
aiseases without resorting to the knife. Call
Sand have a free examination. xie win
you the ' exact nature ef your trouble. He
I treats successfully every form of female oom
Inlaint. all nrivate and blood diseases, can-
i nfcp, - tutrai nliL-tu num-'r heu matlsra and - all .
disorders of the stomach, liver and kidneys. T
He has had great success In curing consumption when the victim Is not T
too mucn .run aown dt tne aisease, ana win stop ntnrorriwTO m " in
credibly short time. Hebrews his own 'medicines from Chinese roots,v
herbs, buds, barks and Vegetable teas, all of which are entirely harm
less, and whose medicinal properties are unknown to American doctors.
He used In his practice over too different Oriental 'remedies. Hundreds
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:Y(WJ CAN
- The vast multitudes of men who have
taken my treatment have not been disappointed.-
They .know that I do not
- promise more than I perform. To them
. I have actually illustrated in the cure
of their own cases the, truth of what I
claim, namely, that my treatment Is as
certain to cure as It is that my patient
' engages my services and follows my
. dlrecuJhs. My success Is due .not alone
to education, experience, skill and scl
entlflo equipment, but to the fact that
I limit my atudy and practice strictly
to diseases and weaknesses of men. To
'male maladies alone I have earnestly
and exclusively devotfed IS years of my
life -and on them all ,my. faculties are
concentrated. -. , - ' . 5
.' OBSTKUCnONS My treatment Is
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I do no cutting or dilating whatever. .
The DR. IOTLOR ''C&
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Contracted Disorders
Every - - case of contracted dls- -ease
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my patients have no relapses.
When I- pronounce s case cured
there Is not a particle of Infection
or Inflammation remaining, and
there la not the slightest danger
that the disease will return in its
original form or -work Its way
Into the general system. No con
tracted disorder is so trivial aa
. to warrant " uncertain methods of
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