THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 21, 1009.
I: GLORY THIRST I
i iODMIZES I;
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miliary Cipcs
Sale FIse fcrs
Oae-Fcarlh CI!
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.ill ' 1 IIIU
Sale $6.95 Up
An entirely ' new
line f the popu
lar miliary '-s
all the laloM
1.1 aa a in colors and
trimmings.; See
A reduction of on
fourth eff U i.f
f.ucj ttn all our
new Mink, l.vm
ii.l , Krmlne irf
and Muffs.
tliem.
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i. Old Japan .'ltapidljr Passing
With Ambition to Become
i World .Power. Western
''Scenes' on Every Hand
Tourists Wanted,
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' - That the Japanese ars selfish -
1 and domineering haa teo proved
i times without number. Tomor-.
; . row Mr. llaakin will tell of their
: e . resentment against tba , whits
' races who own real aetata or
; buslneaa Intereata In Nippon and
: . thoaa who. do. not feet Ilka look-
'lng, upon the Japaneaa aa a ao-
elal or aven a business equal.
By ' Fredcrio ' J. Ilaskln.
V II us full of enthusiastic 'and determined woman s'uffraglsts starting
from Kiiigawaj,. liigland, for a campaign tour. . The "Votta for 'Wo
men", advocates hop, by tlila novd and lesa militant mode of electioneer
lng to gain convert to their cause as readily' aa by the' wtoriny tactics of
their sister suffragists of London," who have been imprisoned for. dla
torblnj tho peace in the course, of their political, actl vitJcs. . . '
nual revenue" from the' slobe trotting
cOntlnrent,. and" la her. effort to get
them ' to Urry as ' jonf' as may -be
and litter , their routes with yen anl
en rather laughable extremes are re
sorted to. But if this' offends the artls-
tlo sense of the sucer-aesthetlo vlaltor
to the lahd of cherry blossoms and kl
monoa. of tea houses and.' temples, ' of
wisteria and witcheries; there ara com
Waahlnrtoh, Oot. II Legends have I pensatlone for the grossly material per-
been written and anecdotes told to 11-1 son who likes tba comforts or a weatern
, luatrate tha .futility of tha efforta of I mundane existence along with the. joy
tha weaterner who would hustle the
; east, but here In Japan tne east la hust
line Itself. Tha bustle Is ao great, the
r expanse ao beavy,' the future so prob
JLra.!' costumed .. If for a fancy dre-a half
of a aojourn In an enchanted -toyland of
Jaoquerod temples .where Jose sttrKS
turn to scented smoke, the little aina
of little, folk,"' where the farm and the
farm house look, like a water color
aketoh. ' and the farmer's daughter 'is
v among tne nations win not meei wxn
I ' crushing . reverses.. Leaving for the
I (moment the question of the alms and!
goothlng Ooantry WttbaL
i Within an Incredibly short time Japan
has gone west, aa a young nation should
.j the destiny of Japan as a world power I do, and has picked up a good deal of the
i 3 putting aside tha vexed equation in
i J which tha factors are high taxes, bur
, J densoroe national 1 debta, extravagant
$ -I army and navy outlay, large subsidies
j J to enterprises of doubtful outcome--tho
. ? visitor who returns to Japan even after
? - a Drier aosence la impreasea wnn ma
ii i rapid passing of old ' Japan,, and the
' rapid upbuilding of new Japan."
i; AdTertiss tba oesary.
Since this country became convenient
ly near Xo tha west through the . im
proved transportation facilities that re-
i? suited from Its doors being opened to
best that la in the west, appropriating
It. to her own needa and to the uses of
those who are strangers, within her
gates. The government, so the protest
ing-occidental Insists, calmly appropri
atea tha patents of firearms from rifles
reduced to fit the arms of a Japanese
soldier to cannon large enough to fight
another Russian navy. . Private enter
prise, so the foreign ' business man
avers, snaps up the userui . traaemara
that sells a western article, sticks It
upon a native article, and markets the
illegitimate product with,-a clear con
science and a bulging pocket, placing
rthe worlds, trade and travel, the island 8ubstantfal reUanoe in the courts of
empire has-been the happy hunting h8 ,an t0 arriv, ,t truly orlenUl
rjgroundof the tourist who has a. pen- vcrdct - of i "not guilty" when a he is,
rhant for th Dltureaouo. Soma of I , .l . .l - '
i u j 1. m t rt all nauiea up oy me proprietor ui iu wuu-
. 1.113 JIUIUI CS(4UCiiCfQ ' vi nii an
i being destroyed aa the country Is being
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rffcnnntr'notpil in thv imasre of Ita ad-
causing those who loved the Japan of a
: ? generation ago because of its qualntness
to lament There is also material for
' I tKe' ruthless ; western Joke in some of
; irae metnoos aaoptea vy m jBnew w
i aUract the attention or tne tourist to
11
ine article to answer for- his . conduct.
But alt of this la far froir the care or
ken of the Idler who cornea to Japan
to move here and there across a pastel
country and nibble the lotua flowers Of
contentment amid scenes that, soothe
the eye. Nine times out Of ten he la as
little moved by the incongruities in the
aspect of things, caused by the western
ization of Japan aa he la by the
"grouch" "of the gun maker or 'the pro-
the "sights" of the country, , To illus-
5 trate, there are now aiong .au oi tne ,.. . nmnruttrv rtile. And he
tjalwayJln,ealarge square, signs upon I j1.wtTOUeh,tatl,4.oiBd thBt-e
.tarsatwlthfcv reach of ,ths station vby j honj9 t0, ay nothing of the luxury of
.looi. . oy jirinsu or, ""'"J'' - perfect service which, hp cannot get at
t reaun- wivn muwmuu i.i.i.- u,, nomef n0 matter how long ftia purse.
' -. half from the station In an easterly Hotels XTovids Baths How.
t direction. There ere plum blossoms I Toklo snd Yokohama, it Is true, are
: SSO varda from the station In a westerly I cursed with hotels which have the
H direction.' To sou tn ward luu yaras I western vice oi cnayging -siiri pncea to-
thera are Iris flowers. Uue north tnree 1 getner witn tne onenw lauit or provia-
miles there Is & hill from which a beau- lng third ; rats- accommodatliin. but
tlful view of the surrounding country ; neither Toklo not- iokonama Is Japan.
may be had. Phrases from the literary
works of eulogists of Japan have been
"lifted'' and put upon these guide posts
to revelry in the picturesque. Every
"sight" is down upon the chart for the
seeker of the beautiful, the crumblingly
ancient, the distinctly "Japanesy."
Japan is drawing a much needed an-
In most of the other cities and small
resorts frequented by the traveling pub-
sane person getting into a tub. of cold
water In the morning. , The result of
this Idiosyncrasy was that the moat,
elaborate Instructions looking , to the
preparation of tha ma'tltutlnal cold tub
resulted-in the -water being tepid. A
little further back in Japanese history
filling a tub with fresh water fsr each
tubber . was . , considered - unnecessary.
and shower baths, with hot or cold wa-1
ter at all hours for all and sundry, and I
rooms - sre , equipped with stationary j
washstands. Japanese hotel men have
sent representatives to America
whence. come the majority of the vis
itors to this country to learn what .is i
required or first class . hosteiries.
. Beal Dining Oa Barrios.
Japanese trains,'' upon 'the Important
railroad lines, are equipped witn oining
cars conducted upon the most modern
and western plan. Upon these-cars one
may have a flve.courae dinner for one
yen the equivalent of a half dollar in
America and each dish Is cooked to or
dsr. It is true that the portions are
small, but the dinner is sufficient and
it is as well cooked as it would be in
New York or Paris. - Most of , the Jap
anese still buy the small pots of hot tea
and - wooden boxes of , freshly cooked
rice and fish sold for a few sen at the
way-stations, but-the foreigner enjoys
dining car service equal to similar
accommodations at home.
' " "Blksha" Bars to Stay.
Japanese trains ara still slow, as com
pared to the fast American or Canadian
trains, but they almost Invariably make
their acheduled time and rates of trans
portation "are ;low. The least satisfac
tory mode1 of conveyance to the west
erner to whom its novelty has ceased
to appeal, is the Jlnrlksha the gift of
an American, missionary to the orient.
The "riksha,' which had ita origin in a
man power vehicle arranged for the ac
commodation of an invalid, and which
Is now -used as far from Japan as Cey
lon, .strikes the new arrival in Japan as
being cheap at th price. It is upon
the1, contrary quite expensive. The min
imum fare ior the European is as much
as X streetcar fare in the United States,
and the "riksha" coolle.'s objection to
anything but a short haul Is, such that
a rate of 20 cents a mile for a slow ve
hicle is about what is paid, and where
there -is ' . a sharp Upgrade one must
walk, hire a coolie to push, or feel
ashamed of himself. But the Jlnrlksha
la an institution between Yokohama and
Colombo, and it will , doubtless re
main so. '--.,:'""-.
For the visitor who prefers to Jive
in Japanese style mere are still plenty
of hotels where one may sit on the
floor to drink tea and a.t hta rtlnncr mH
sleep1 on the floor with an uncomforta-
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$32.50 and $35.00 New
Fall Suits Wow at $19.85
All crisp and new, never shown before 149 suits
in the lot the cheapest worth $32.50 and the high
est '$35.00, All go to the first 149 lucky buyers at
910.85 suit The styles are strictly the latest and
the assortment is grand. Materials are strictly all-'
wool broadcloths, worsteds, serges and homespuns.
The colors are red, green, navy, grav, brown and
black. 149 suits the question
is who will get them first. Sale
price.
$19.85
All Alterations on These Are Free of Charge
B17.50
and $20
Long
Coats $12.50
One hundred Fine Coats
in this lot. Made of all
wool materials and tai
lored in plain and fancy
styles. They are made to
52 inches long in all the
most wanted styles and
shades. All sizes.. Val
ues to
$20.00
now. . .
$12.50
$22.50 and $25 Suits Now $15.00 j
Just received another lot of $22.50 and $25.00 Suits in all the
latest colors and styles, and are placed on sale for this week's
selling at the Jow price of.
$15.00
COME WHILE WE HAVE YOUR SIZE AND COLOR
Special SKIRT Values
$12.50 New Chiffon Panama Skirts $6.95
A bright special feature of this week's sale AUtWooI Chiffon
Panama Skirts, in grays, navy blue, browns and black. The lat
est styles and perfect-fitting. Regular $12.50 values now
$6.95
mm:
$1.50 Flannelette
Gowns at 98c
lie the hotels meet the. requirements of I We thin slice of bedding between hlm-
the westerner much more fully than J self and the boards. One has only to
those of any ..other part of the east with
the : exception of the Jew awakened
spots In China.' A few years ago the
Japanese mind could not conceive of a
Paid?
Natural roses 'are far more beautiful tHan arti
'Heal cooes, aodfhough it may be fashionable for pale
people to use the rouge pot, the results are more at
tractrre and lasting, if you . jnll follow the more
natural fashion and take Cardui v - IJJ":
' "' Cardui enriches the blood, through the nervous
system, the main connecting link of which, isin the
womanly organs, like the exchange board of a tele
phone line. : t.
sasssjssliW,'li isjp
Hi6 Woman's Tonic
CH 156
"Cardui is all the doctor I. want, " writes Mrs.
Amanda PrTe, of-Montoya, N. Mex. "It is the finest
medicine for women that ever was. I cannot say too
mch for it It helped me and also
my mother, who had been suffering
for three years from the change of
life. I advised her to take Cardui and
now sbo has taken one boitk and it
. has helped her and she feels like a
different woman.' . . ;
J Try- Cardui. It w31 help ' you.
Sold everywhere. Buy a bottle today;
dodgre the smart hotel runner with the
label on his cap to find his wav in
one kit tnese native places of public en
tertainment where he may enjoy "Jac-
anese life" and aching; Joints to his
heart's content f
Tonriat Bnslness Is Good.
' The revenues Japan is deriving from
an increasing; stream of tourists, both
in the expenses of travel in this country
ana in tne ousmess done by merchants
with visitors, constitutes an item by-no
means negligible. To encourage the
continuance and expand the growth of
ine ouamess or catering to the tourist,
the habits of his kind are being intel
ligently studied, and means of entertain
ing htm are being Improved from year
to year. One no longer makes the pil
grimage to Xikko by Jlnrlksha or in a
cnair. upon arriving In that sacred
city at a prosaic railroad station. In
stead of approaching It gradually
mruugn me cainearai ormness of an
avenue of giant cryptomarla trees, he
finds several solid blocks of tawdry
curio shops Intervening between the
station ana the splendid lacquered tem
ples.: But he may atop at a modern
hotel where he dines de rlgeur and dines
aa well aa he would in an European or
American capital. If hs prefera, he
may get dlsoomfort and "atmosphere"
in a Japanese hotel Just around the
corner. But wherever he goes in Jspan
ho will find the east a hustling.
ALLEGED MURDERER
WORKED AS BELLBOY
ICnltes Prws tetied Win.)
racino Grove, Cal.. Oct II. After
evading the authorities for IS month's,
Meg Bagley. alias Bam PhllllDa wantld
In Hyden, ky., for the shooting of John
bis. Moore in Marco, 1908. has been
located at Delmonte. where for some
time ha has been working as a bell
boy. Sheriff Nants and Denutr Earlr
n arrives at Monterey Tuesday
from Hyden. have . left with Basrley
for Kentucky; where be will be Dlaced
on trial. The shooting is said to have
been the outcome of a mountain fend
and was the direct result of Bagieys
quarreling witn i core over tne tatter's
pretty sister.
Former Portlandcr Killed.
' (Special DUpetra TV. JovrmLt
Dayton, Wh, Oct SI. News ef the
accidental killing of William Middle
mass, former Portlsnd railroad man and
a aon-la-law of L. K Harris of Dayton,
near Marysrilla Cal., last Thursday has
been -received by relatives here. Mea
ger detaUs received by telegraph as
cribe death to a railroad wreck, la
which Mr. Mlddtaaaes received injuries
from which ha died shortly. . Mra MM
dlernaas. who waa with friends la part
land, baa gone to San Francisco. The
body will not be brought to Osytoa.
Middiemaas was employed with a raU
road mmpuy ia California. He soar
tied Misa Harris, daughter ef I E.
Harrt. ans ef the first settlers la east
ern WavMBS-ton snd a rtlre4 bual
man of I1 ton.
Women's Fine Flannelette
Cowns, made of heavy fleeced
flannelette. Come in pretty
patterns, also white, "pink and
blue. All sizes, $1.50
values, now .... . . ...
98c
Sale American Lady Corsets New Hair Goods on Sale
$2.50 Values
Wow at $1.25
These High - jGrade
$2.50 American Lady
Corsets are made of
fine grade batistes,
coutils and diamond
cloths. All the lat
est lengtiis, in every
desirable style. Sup
porters attached.Val-
ues to $2.50 during
this sale . only
mtm I
Jaw
We are rarely able
to announce a sale of
this magnitude a
sale that . concerns
every, woman who
desires an up-to-date
coiffure. A sale of
Switches,- Puffs,
Curls, and, in 'fact,
everything you need,
for THREE DAYS,
at prices that will
surely meet your ap
proval. Read on:
25c All-Silk Hair Nets 15
50c Sanitary Hair Rolls V, t .'..... . .". :'.T. ,35d
$4.00 Natural Wavy Hair. Switches now. ..... .$205
$6.00 Natural Wavy Hair Switches now.. ..... $3.95
$4.00 Salome Real Hair Puffs now.... ... 1 81.05
50c Hair Barrettes now . .; : . . . . . . .25
Stylish Coronet Braids
One of the most suitable styles for the new Turban Hats.
They are 28 inches long, of real natural,, wavy hair, I-QC
in all shades; $8.00 values; now. OlwO .
DIOGENES lilY
DOUSE HIS GLIM
Here's a Man Clamoring to
Put Back $1500 He
NeverEarned.
Remarkable
Friday and.
Saturday
Sale
' (Doited Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Oct. 21. One of the
oddest petitions wthat has appeared In
the superior' courts for some time has
been filed by Ansel M. Easton, who
hasllSOO which he wants to return to
the defunct Market Street bank. He
asks that the court force the proper of
ficials of the insolvent concern to bring
suit against him for the recovery of the
money, which he alleges ne owes tne In
stltution. . ,
Shortly before the bank failed Easton
contracted to furnish water for drink
ing purposes. . Hs was paid (2600 in ad
vance, but when the place was closed
he had delivered only 11000 worth of
the fluid. .
Now hs wants to return the remaining
tlSOO and haa brought the strange pro
ceedings with the view of being sure
that the coin falls into the proper bands.
Escape. From pisastr.
(SMclal T)lrtCD to The JoenuiL)
Dayton. Wash., Oct. 21. That Cap
tain Edward KlmmeL former instructor
of the cadet corps of W. 8. C and well
known in military affairs of the north
west, escaped unharmed la the Key
West disaster Is the information con
tained in a telegram received by his
father. C D. Klmmil of Wsttstwrg. who
at first feared hta son bad bean lost.
The father expects a letter from Cap
tain Klmmel tomorrow giving fall de
tail
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Tfcs ftret srte cf r-r1t1 frrlga
t'.tm dltrhes rar foqutlie. ernel tJ
)t , trrrri at-oyt l(C f t
lii i-a sna 4 rrc:im acrta.
Many ills corns from tmcare blood.
Can't have pure blond with faulty dl-
at Ion. larr liver ana siucrlan bowela.
Burdnck Biood Bitters strengthens stom
ach, bowels aad Uver, and purine, the
blood.-
Tteblas. torturln skla ervnilocs. dls-
flrura, ianor, drtvs eae wild. Dmm
Ointment brines lck reltef and kaat-
Ing carea Shifty emits at aay drag stsre.
After a beavy sneej. take a eople ef
ftnesi s R.g-ul.ta, and give year stomaoK,
litr and beeis tne aeln tnev wtll ad.
AT THE
Ladies' Sample Suit Shop
345 Washington Street, Between 7th and Park
Tust to show what the SECOND FLOOR
SAMPLE SUIT HOUSE can do, we are
putting on sale for FRIDAY AND SATUR
DAY 100 of the CHOICEST SUITS that
ever left New York.
50 OF THEM that you have been accus
tomed to pay $25 and $30 C O C
for, Friday and Saturday tj) 1 000
50 OTHERS that vou have been accustomed
to pay $35 and $40 for, for (IJ 1 Q O r
Friday and Saturday f4)l 00
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from a
traveling man at the Portland hotel, HIS
SAMPLE LINE OF COATS, and they're
dandies. ONLY 25 and they range in price
from ?6.85 to 24.85. Remember, ONLY
25 So come early.
One lot of Raincoats, $17.50 CI 1
values -51 I.f O
Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings Til! 10 o'Qock
COME! LOOK FOR Tnt SIGN";
YOU'LL COME. AGAIN
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P.-ults hi-tnsr
ef tn bowela
easy, rrgaiar passages
"frrnT-s -friend
Cur a tnotba.H. eaerha
Ir TTW"aS
IVHctr OU.
"re thrnet. Heals cats, bruises, soetda
fc-.t-fs ar.y pain. .
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