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Newspaper Page TextWW 1 THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1002. PAGED TWO. ' tiff 1 i!( Tj T :.: El i ,1 J l Why not have young It's easily done with Always restores color, stops falling. iz& "'."iiMrM,sssa23 THE DAILY JnUf-NAL Members Northwest Afternoon N , paper League. BY HOFER DROTHER8. Dally One Year, 54.00 In Advance. Dally Threo Months, $1.00 In Advance. Daliy by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, 51.00 In Avance. REVOLUTIONIZING ENGLISH EDU CATION Tins Mucatlon bill Is the biggest Disco of domestic legislation a British ministry has undertaken .for a long tlmo punt. It Is essentially an Eng lish measure and does not apply In any particular to either Scotland or England, whore Uto existing systems nro supposed to work fairly well. Wales Is Included, but London Is omit tod; tho metropolis, it is clalmod, pre senting special characteristics roqulr ing special treatment, so a separate bill is promised for it noxt year, and Inasmuch as Wnlos already has a dis tinct act thoro will ovontually bd more systoms of education In the United Kingdom than thoro aro coun tries composing It. With the conclusion of tho war, ed ucation has bocomo to Englishmen a burning question, and not boforo the ' nccosslty for It aroso' oithor. It Is dourly recognized that the country lias boon falling seriously behind its industrial rivals, more particularly the United Statos and Germany, mainly on account of tho Inforlor training afford- od to the rising generation, and a se rious uttompt is now bolng made to remedy this state of affairs. But thsre always existed In England the in itial difficulty of religious beliefs, and these have benamo Inextricably mlxod up with school Instructions to nn ex tent unknown In any other country, simply because there are so many of them, In the Catholic countries of Burope, the solution of the problem Is only one creed professed, and evon In France, It Is Catholicism or nothing;. But In England where there nro al most as ninny Isms an days In the year, the conflict Is terrible, and has donu more than anything else In the pnst to binder educational progress. A serious nttompt Ih now being majlo to sopnrato tho secular from the religious department of Instruction, not to divorce .them, so to spqak, but, whllo Imparting both dally In the same buildings, to rendor one a national, the other a voluntary duty. The real dlllimilty arises from tho fact Hint so many of (he olomontury schools out aide the towns nro In the hnadH .f the-Chinch of England, many of whoso olorgy hnvo hitherto regnuletl them more an mu series for their churches than training grounds for tho conlllctB of (ho world, nnd thoy are making n determined stand against foregoing any advantngee they poMetw. They have ikiweiful friend. In the piesent Administration, but even it linn been nimble to withstand the popular rie inniid. nnd wM.e It wait prepaid to withdraw tho secular branch fiom HHW I I I I I M H"H-M"H"-f4-ff I HIM g-H-H-W-H-l l-Hl I I !! ..Our Weeky Book Reviews., II NOTICES OF THE MAGAZINES FOR THE CURRENT MONTH All looks and periodicals mentioned la this depirtment can be obtained from Fat- toa Bros , Uotkstllers and Stationers. Salem, H-H i H 11 11 I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 II' Book of Oregon Literature. Tho J. K. Olll Company of Portland whluh mnkes a specialty of books abemt Orugou and tho Northwost. has Just published "Oregon Literature." by Prof. J. H. Hornet' Dean of tho Dopurt niant of Llteinture of tho Stato Agrl oulfuiol College at Corvallls. Jt Is II lustftvUul with numerous photoen graving and has n rare collection of tho bunt poems nnd pioee selections by Oregon writers, it Is a handsome volume of over 280 pages and com pritftH a rare collection of the older and batter Oregon literature, most or It liiodjioeri by n pioneer generation uov imulivg away. The compilation Hiul Introductory remarks have been xoilited with rare good taste, by Prat. Homer who Is n native of this "gtato. It has been a labor of love nnd he bus 'probably tho largest col lection extant of the literary learning of several generations of writers. This Is a volume that will la time find its way into every Oregon home and Prof. Horner ami the publishers are to be congratulated on thslr ad ding to the library a. treasure like this. Tho, work has bean beautifully printed from the presses of the Statesman Publishing Company, of Salem. Price l.u0. Sorrows of Cupid. Under tills euphemistic title Dr. Ella K, Doaiborn.dUgussge the. philosophy that Is supposed to He hidden bohlnd hair and look young? Ayer's Hair Vigor. rC , Mta. W1WWI'WlieM1lMWmiWB (lei leal control, it did not bargain for bolng compelled to place some re straint on it In tho rullgipus domain ns well. Hut In the public schools, nmtmged by popularly olected boards, rtltnlotis. its well am secular. Instruc tion hat always been given by the duly nppolnted and paid teaching staff, without any such scandals ever aris ing as are frequently heard of In tilt denominational efltnbllshmeiiU, and It Is hardly to be wondered At that pub- i lie opinion demands a change. The I struggle of the inferior schools to maintain an existence will now be ended, because they 'will be entitled to participate In tho taxes raised for ed ucational pm poses equally with the others. Hut In exchange they will have to forego sumo of the privilege thoy formerly enjoyed, and among them tho right to onforco objection alo doctrines into the minds of tho children, often In spite of the pro test of their parents. NO HARM IN KISSING. (New Hampshire Dally Patriot.) A Now York justlco of the pcaco has decided that there Is no harm In kissing. When this Item of nowfl appeared in print wo heaved a sigh of relief; and countless thousands sighed with us; it was another case of one sighed, the other slghod, nnd all sighed together, The samo nows modlum Informed tho world thnt a bill had been Intro duced in tho Virginia Legislature pro viding, that before a man can kiss even his wife, he will have to secure a certificate of all freedom from bac teria and microbes, from tho Hoard of Health nnd the penalty Is dire nnd continuing.' Imagine yourself about to attempt a change of osculation with nn at tractive representative of the other sex, and he or she, ns the case might be, would rise and say, have you your certificate with you, an abstract of title, so to speak? One would hesi tate, put his hand In his Inside pocket, or she would rumninge In the folds of her Doston bag to produce the doc ument. Hy the tlmo the formalities had been gone thiOugh with the olianc es are that nil doslres for holding a kissing bee would have pnsied also porchance tho opportunity. Wo would not caro to llvo in thnt State. Wo are a member of the New York Pour Hundrod In this. Doubtless tho decree Issued in Vir ginia finds Justification in the fact that certain doctor have pioclulmod thnt In klHBlng', microbes dlsoaso creating microbes, arc ransmIttod fiom one to the other, and In view of this opinion by professional gentle mon, with several I attorn boforo and nfter tholr tinman, tho plain and slmplo statement of the Now York Justlco of the penoo "There in no bairn In hissing" dispels tho gloom and-drives the clouds away." The Virginia law against kissing without a certificate from the Hoard of Health, will prove like unto the pro hibitory law in Now Hampshire, both will be disregarded by the people Oregon. HI I H IIIIIIW the mythical conception of tho mis- chlevlous little lovo-god of the ancients ! who lemnlns a part of the poetic equipment nnd principal stock In trado of persons writing amorous vorso. Hut Dr. Donrbom who la a Portland woman, has quite anothor uso for hor Cupid and draws many a moral lesson and punctures mnny a socioty sham with his arrows as dlroctod by her. Her "verses de soclete" are charm ing in evory way and will please all readers who have a particle of senti ment in their composition Especially beautiful are her elegant trnnsorlpts from nature, as "The Hummingbird." It were hard to tell whether the verse was made for the subject or the sub ject for the verse. The artistic vol ume is printed ami illustrated by Portland talent Mm. Iflva Ford Cllne, an East Portland artist making the drawings and they are very appropri ate, The J. K. Gill Company. Pub. Ushers. Sold at Salem by Patton Brothers, booksellers. Price $1.00. Whlmlets. This is a oouiity, cooky little publi cation, with whimsical versalota by S. Soott Stlnson and pictured whimsic alities by Clare Victor Dwlgglns, names, thnt deaervo immortality as fun makers, and funny fun, too, without bitterness or nnything oplcaoky about It. They troat with sly suggestion aud taotful humor of tho little in trlcaolos of life and society, and thoso ,who love JBhUT that linger, nnd yet eentt,freslr autli orlglunl ovory time you turn to them will prize haling Whlmlets lying around handy for ret pile from an oecnolomil diTll moment There Is ronl attic wit about ninnj of the shorter turns. Henry T. Cuntes S-vo. on plnte paper with enamelled covers. ., , Dably Roland Booklets. Elder nnd Shepnrd, San Front Isco, anilounad nutnOer four of tho above series nnd they will interest all lovers of children. Each booklet Is a beauti ful gift in Itself and the entire trhH a trenture of photographic art. A Dlra Authority. lllrd lover will find an autluulty on bird-lore In the monthly jungaUic "American Ornithology," published by Chas. It. Heed, Worcester, Muss. It Is richly illustrated and prlco only $1.00 a year. The ningnr.lne has some colored plates and each number lias an identification chart of great value. Any family will got moio than a del lar's worth of benefit out of each num ber. The Webuter Centennial. Tho proceeding of tho Webster Cen ennlnl as conducted by his nlhin mater Dartmouth collogo, forms a very sub stantial volume, with nn engraving of the Immortal Dnniol fiom the por trait by Amos. Tho oxorclses held on tho occasion of tho 100th nnnlveisnry of his graduation were very Impres slvo nnd worthy to bo commomorntcd In durnblo form, It was for tills college ho romlorod his great sorvlco In es tablishing its chartered rights In the famous Dartmouth college cases be fore tho Supremo court of tho United States. Daitmouth Press, Hanover. N. H. A War Story for the Boyc. "Tho Flag on the Hilltop" by Mary Tracy Eurle takes us back to the times of the Civil War in the border states, and the adventures of a boy from Massachusetts who went ilown to stay with his uncle nfter his father died. The descriptions aro realistic, the scenes exciting and the Illustintlons good. Tho publishers, Houghton, Mif flln & Co., can be relied on for good Juvenile stories thnt are Interesting and still a literary quality that Is im portant in selecting reading for the young. Current History Magazine. "Current History" for Docomjier gives its usual comprohenslvo and ox act survoy of mankind "fiom China to Pom." No groat nation Is over looked, nnd nil Important on-golugs, ovon In comparatively obscure comers got chronicled In this busy man's record of the world's ovonts. The geat cyclone wSiich pass ed ovet The Fait Stoe this week lias scattered out toys and holiday goods ove a vast Tetfitoiy reaching horn Dan to Be? stieba and making thousands ol liomes happy. We thank all out patrons and Mends iot thei liberal patron age and ttust all have had a Metty Christmas and wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year we are Yotars TWly V THE FAIR STORE DabneSta,, Proprietors. "19 .your mamma cruse? Miue is awful crowl Does your mamma say Hush!' when you laugh or make a little bit pf a noise ? My mamma does She hl nerve, papa ." The mother who overheard this ac count of heirelf would feci hwirt-brnkcii to think of the slmilowcnst by her misery on those she loved Yet her condition is real. Her nerves are strained to the point of torture. Lack of appetite and loss of sleep increase her weakness. Such a condition may, in general be traced to disease of the delicate womanly organism, a cure for which Is found In the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription. It establishes regularity, henlts infliitiimatioii mid ulceration anil cures female weakness. It tranquillizes the nerves, encourages the nppetite and in duces refreshing sleep. I hail Wen n coii.tnut nidercr from uterine dlicaie for five yenrx " writei Mm I A. Sleortt of Yankee Dam, Clny Co , Wet VfrRlnIn, "mul for nix month prevlou to taking your medicine I wn not out of my room CnuUl not w.lk or Mnnil. a there wn Mtcli (mill nnit drawing In left nMe nnt lrliiK-lowii weight In region of ntenu, nccoinnnnieil with soreness. I milTrreit coiuUntly with liemliiclie, jvdn in bock, lionl ilcrs, nrms and client ; nml could not Bleep nor lie down. When I lind tnken three bottle of the medicine the period were regulated, I wns not io nervoiit, could letp well, nnd the pnlii In aide nnd hcnrlng down had -nnlhed, My health it better it tilts time than It has liectt in five cnrs." Dr. Pierce's Pellets stimulate the liver, number Is completed by valunblo sup- ' plementary dopnrtmonts on science, education, sociology, nit .literature, etc., which aro dovotod to topics of thp tjmos. Sample cojiy froo on ap plication. Address Current History Co., Doston, Mnss, Great American Quarterly. The December Issuo of tho Interna tional Qunrtorly, Durllngton, Vt, sus tains the position of this roview ns tho most Important organ of con temporary thought that tlila country now has. In this number thoro aro fourteen valuable nrtlclos represent ing mnny important Interests, nnd tho list of contents includes tho works of distinguished writers of Franco, England, Italy,, Russia, as woll ns of our own country. To nil rcadors tho essay on Knillo Zola by Gustavo Goffroy of Paris will como with special interest nnd force M. Goffroy has boon an associate of Zola, Edmund Goncnurt, nnd Daudet, and in his appreciation of Zola gives nn estimate of the man as well as of tho artist. ?j ?T zl ew nH raBfl HBH ijM. i:- We will The finishing touches arc bemg put oil out new location at And so long as'we location all prices great and successful vail. A splendid opportunity to fit out home. The House FnrnisMi M 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Albany. Bundle Upon Bundlo of Laundry Work Pour in upon us, but wo nevor fail In promptness, or In the same uniform beauty of workmnuBhlp In exquisite finish and color on your llnon, ns la usual with us, aud thnt moans tho finest that can bo dono nnywhdro. Satisfaction Is always gun ran toed with ovory bundle whon your work Is dono at Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olm.'od, Mar. Phone 411. .. Iborty 8t, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinuor you can onjoy from one of our tender and delicious moats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, voal cutlets or pork. Our meats nro alt cut from tho fattest and urtmoetcattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with fresh, nutritions and wholoeomo moats at bed rock prlcea. P C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 OOBYMSMf II AVI LAND KARLSBAD AUSTRIAN BOHEMIAN JAPANESE CHINA In choice pieces. New shipment In toys and notions. Ten per cent die. count on the Havlland China. The Variety Store 94 Conrt Street. Annora M. Welch, Prop. Oolite continue our No. 269 Liberty St J remain in out present in effect during oul Holiday sale will prei Next to P. 0 Christmas Yule Lo that wolcomed Santa Clnus in ";e oldon tlmo" with its choory blazo and Bpluttor was always tho best th could bo found In tho forest. Ever; plank, board nnd lath, every foist beam, shlngloa nnd shakos In our yard aro mado from tho host timber grown and" nro of auporlor quality, woll set Honed nnd froo from knots. Our pricos mako our Alio building lumber almost an Xmas gift. . Goodale Lumber Co. Noar 8. P. Pa. Depot Phone 651. A Haoov New Year And Many of Them. Is suro to follow t. resolution tfl mako Salem boor your standard bet orage, for tho plain and cimplo m that It Is properly aged and fennel otl, browed pure and kept rure throa ovejy process. CAPITAL CITY BREWERY ANDlWj WORK8, Mrs. M. Beck, PropfW' Our Advertisements are ALWAY8 INTERESTING. Read them. 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