Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 19, 1906, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt ", --atv ""'WWIBWW PAIMf CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALflftl, OWiiON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMDER 10, 1000. First Rule Ask your doctor, "Whatisthe first great rule of health?" Nine doctors out or ten win quicaiy reply, ' Keep the bowels regular." Jffhlle you g T V 11 are about it, ask him another question, -wnat J. ffstsYf-ffa do'you tfalnk of Ayer's Pills for constipation?" KJS JL A dJ.Ci.1 1 we are willing to trust mm. Are your W hT no peoreti I Wq pubiHh J.O.. tho formula oral 1 our preparation. Art ZjOwalltMaai. wOo., Jicnrnlntr from Ab the Jnnnnese. 'rncos littlo In common exists In ho- a straw showing, which way public sentiment coca on tho Jai'in clnl methods and nsnlrntlons. While tho Japaueso arc an Interesting and ticso question, the following from tho St. Louis aiober-pomocrat Is at least suggestive: In n fow rcapoctfl tho qualities of tho peoplo of Japan arc worth the study of tho moBt advanced rncos of the earth but It Is easy to go Into on Idealization of these points far beyond their matorlal value. Tho politeness of tho .Japanese, their con sideration for onch other and free dom from rowdyism aro commend nblo traits mid proofB of civilization. Their poetic enjoyment of nnturo has n kinship with tho spirit of tho an-1 from pinnt. ocnnkH. Their cournco. which. tholr has a basis of fatalism, is admitted, r - V " t " Turks. In patriotic dovqtlon, mixed with unmeasured prldo In an ex tromoly old dynasty, tlioy aro capa blo of any sncrlllco. I'atlont Indus try, ndaptlvo qulckncBaj and manual ..1,111 ..., n.iin... Ilinln 1nu, ' wit.nlilll- tles. Somo of theso characteristics nro duo to tho denso poiiulatlon of tho few Islands composing the em pire. Whoro tho nvorngo of people is hundreds to tho square mllo thoro must bo clrlllty or a stnto of war. Ml mi to trnlnltig Is a result of crowd ed conditions whoro tho farms nro small patches of land, and tho handi crafts are adjtiBtbd to small nioaiiB nnd Jow wages. Freedom from ruflllunlsm Is an uuquoBtlomiblo vlr tuo, and, llko tho polltonoss, cqiuqs In BOino degree from the terms on which a populnco society is carried on. Qulckuoss In Imitation In an evi dent Japaueso gift. llut to say that wo havo as, much to learn from tho Japanoso ns tho Japaueso have to learn from us It) nh extravagant statement of tlio enso, Itnclnlly, speaking In tho physical sense, tho people of tho United States havo no deslro or Intention to titled anything from tho Mongolian Btock. Tho Japaueso aro undersized, and not linudHomO according to any oc cidental stnndurd. No Intermingling of their strain of blood Is wanted or could bo viewed ns other than a low orltig of tho highest physical dovolon meat and personal comeliness. "Wo'ro as good ns you," Is something tho yellow races can not assort In a physical sonsc. Thoro 1b n propor prldo of pure blood, and tho white rnco will tolerate no yellow or othor blend of n dogonrnto nnturo. In this fundamental respect Amorlcaus pro pose to learn, nothing from tho Jap anese. Tho Japanoso aro more than welcome to keep their own strain of blood, tholr typo of countenance and Htnturo from any American admix ture A harrier lino exists hero Hint can never bo crossed and nothing can go Into treaties that will alter the natural flat ngaluBt mlscegunntory Idoas, Thoro nro already too many mongrels in tho world and tho whlto rnco Is not In favor of tholr Incroaso. Between tho whlto and the yellow dosorving people, Americans do not want them for kinfolks. Not much of value was obtained from tho Jnpnnoso when communica tion was first oponed about fifty years ago. Thoy have learned a vast deal from tho white raco nnd been ncuto In tho application of tho borrowed knowledge. Their navies and mili tary sclcnco nro modeled from tho nations of tho west. Tholr machin ery and practical science aro copied tho twine source, and bo nro railroads, electric appliances nnd commercial metilods. Tholr - i .1 i i t a -..--! In this nart cular.' they enunli thtMConsututionn lorms 01 government nro wholly Imltntlvo. Tho torpodoea with which they stolo n mnrch on tho Russian ships wore invented by Amdrlcnns, Englishmen or French men, Their latest war with tho top hoavy autocracy bont on wicked ter ritorial aggression. Thoy would bo foolish to plume themselves on that conflict ns a truo test of racial super iority or equality. Whon tho truth In calmly annlyzed it will ho por colvod that tho people of tho United Stntos havo littlo that they can loar-u from tho Japanoso with nny ndvnnt ago to thonifldlves. Tho progress of tho whlto raco was satisfactory dur ing th& centuries that Japan was Bonlcd against nil foreign. Inter course What wont on during that porlod among tho Japanosa was of littlo consequonco to tho rost of mankind. A Calamity. -t, I cannot spel the 'old way, There is an edict storn, A new way and n hold way Is what wo have to lurn. To sorrow it will movo us Before wo'vo lurned tho rule, For teochr wood reprove us If wo did scat skulc. jfM 771 (72 sW&s?? iWMHa l M-Kccme I'll havo to be politer, And nlwnys hesitate Ero chldlng'tho typewriter Sho may be up to date. My brand now dlckshunnry ABldo I'll havo to set.' That's disconcerting voryl It Isn't paid for yet. Washington Star. ! o THE MODERN BRIDE. Hotter Rive the Girl it Chance for Display. . (By John Strnngo Winter.) Now this Is n subject about which I feel strongly. Should weddings be quiet? No, decidedly not. Most girls only get married once, and tho day should bo mnde as much as pos slblo an occasion In their lives. Don't think by that flint I mean people should try nnd make n splash, and give n reception which they can not nfford. Buteyery girlwho mnr- -4 Q"" Coughing Spell Ciiuhch Death. "Ilnrry Duckwoll, aged 2D yoars, choked to death onrly yoBtorduy morning nt his homo, In tho prcsonco of hla wlfo nnd child. Ho contracted a slight cold a fow days ago nnd paid but littlo attention to It.' Yos torday morning ho was oclzod with a fit of coughlug which continued for Bomo tlmo. His wlfo sent for a physician but boforo ho could ar rlvo, anothor coughing spell camo on nnd Duckwoll dlod from suffocation. St. Louis Qlobo-Domocrnt, Doc lBt., 1001." Ballnrd's Horohound Syrup would havo savod hlra. 25c, GOc and 11.00 8old by D. J. Fry's drug store, o Corrected. "Mother," snld Mr. Poploy, guard edly, to his wlfo, "why not take tho y-o-u-n-g-B-t-o-r to tho m-a-t-t-l-n-o-o tomorrow?" "Pa," chimed in tho youngster, quietly, "there's only ono 't' in Mnatl noo.' " Exohnngo. liiNt Like IteastN. Oaten Say, pa, what Is boastly weather, anyway? Pa Oh, woathor you hoar so mnny growls about. Chicago Dally News. KsKiwaH Th Ktal Yom Havo Alwayg Bought, ami which has bma ia ue for ever 80 years, has borno tho signature of -J? , -- hh1 haa boon iiuulo under kin ypco fLjCjytyj?'?f uomhI tmycrvtalou hIuco its tnfkmcqr. Vr S-ciccAMi AllowMotmetotlecclvoyoulHWite. AU GettBterfelt, I ml t flews hh1 " Just-as-Kooifur" mfe Mwnilimeato tkat trlHo -with hrA cudunjror the he t f JkmmU nI CkUdrew Bxyerhutce ugaluHt Bxpca m What is CASTORIA OMtorto to a kavmlcjw wltltHt far Caatw OU, Par gorta, lriw n4 SoathlHir Syrups. It 1 -TlenaaHt. It tUwlH uHhe Opium, MorphiHo uor other JJiirctks iuhiUHoo It ho is Its guaraHtoo. It destroys Www aMHl Mlhtyri FYrlshnc3. It curca Dlurrkte hm1 W1h4 hlh It rllva ToothlHj Troubles, ouroa CH8tlmtli wa4 yhuIeHoy. It aaslnillutcH tho Food, rogulate the 'jjfoiiMtuJt Mtl Bowels, gh lii(T henlthy and uatHral m& Vkm CMUUem. aw; Tho Mother's FrlontL. OKNUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS lrs tht SirRturo of 2&Cu Hw KM You Haye Always Bought In Un For Over 30 YMrs. , MCM VMM WN urn inxu MMKW. W wnWM rles should make n certain amount of display In keeping with tho position of jior family. Don't do anything unsuitable, hut, O, please don't havo a hole nnd cor nor mnrrlage! I don't bollevo there Is n Bjnglo. girl who has dono so but she hns rogrottcd It soonor or Inter, mostly sooner. A wedding dny should 'ho the hrlghtost day In a girl's life. It Is tho ono dny whon sho rolgns nlwo lutely supromo. No mattor how humblo her station in socloty, for tho momont sho Is tho queon of hor fam ily and tho social circle. Novor ngnln will all cyos bo flxod upon her as tho moBt Important person. Never ngnln will sho receive so much llnttorlng attention from bo many peoplo at once, or creato such n feeling of In terest, such a glow, of sontlmont In tho hearts of the onlookers. Why, then, should sho forego her littlo triumph? I am sure most girls will ngreo with mo that this great opportunity should ho made tho must of. Whothor tho mnrrlago turns out unhappily or not. nothing can rob her of tho rcmombrnnco of that day of merry sayings, pretty drosses, and hearty, loving congratulations. Thoro is nnothcr and Important 8ldo of this question of "Should wed dings bo moro qulot?" Publicity In mnrrlago glvos strength to tho vows mndo In tho prcsonco of a largo num ber of rolntloiiB, friends and ac quaintances. This la nil tho moro nee ossary In theso dnys. when tho mnr rlago tlo 1b beginning to be thought lightly or. Wedding presents! Yes, that la tho vexed question. I cortnlnly think a girl Is a fool to loso all theso by n qulot marriage. For,- Burely, gifts havo tholr valuo not only as n token of esteem and love but also for tholr tiso and worth. Knives nnd forks havo nn important placo In tho Bchomo of life, and n usofnl tonpot U a continual Joy. Happily, In thoso days we can ! change our dupllcntos, and tho i twenty odd butter dishes wo recelvo can bo eonvortod Into really service-1 able arttelos. Should a girl havo bridesmaids? Yes. most certainly! Why, wo nil know that from tho onrllost times groups of maidens always attended one of their number whon sho was nbout to bo married not only In civilized countries but all over tho world. Why should a modern, young woman (oxcopt for some good rea son) set up hor Ideas ngnlust a cus tom whoso suitability has been proved by centuries .of use,? s Why should not n wedding bo r.s plcturesquo as possible?- Is there no artistic sidoof a religious ceremony? And, If so. whon could It bo moro suitably displayed than ou a dny of faithful lovo and poetry? Tho hardest heart feels n littlo ro-. mnudo at a weddluc, and most pro- Sato couples havo beon known to un bend on Buch an occasion In n way which has surprlso'd themselves and their friends. Ono wedding often promotes oth ers. Thoro Is something In the at mosphere which makes tho fancies of tho other young men and girls prosont turn to thoughts of love. Anything which tends to sociabil ity In a. couutry llko ours should not lightly bo discontinued. A good "sendort" has a healthy and stimu lating, effect, and I should bo sorry to seo tho day'whon you could hard ly tell a wedding from a funeral. Tho human race nil down the ages havo always Insisted on rejoicing jaad guyoty on tho starting of a new fteuw, tm I ao Hope tho present gen ? iHM MtWMw m mfctor t faciv that ty will deprive u of the ooowlooal opportunity of Indulging Order a packnge of this famous health and brain building flour and enjoy somo good old fashioned New England Brown Bread. A chanco at a right hot loaf will make you think you aro In Boston. With Allen's SclNrisliig B. B. B. Flour you can mako thread Just llko tho Puritans used to mako.' -B I'nncnko Flour Is also n puro foed: self- Trado rising and nil ready to Mark mix with wator and bako on a hot griddle. ALLEN'S BBB FLOUR CO. Pnclflo Const Factory, San Jose, Cnl. Eastern Factory, Littlo Wolf Mills, Mnnnwn, Wis. B B B SALEM, OREGON. A thorough business training school, skilled tenchors, modern m ods, excellent equipment, conscientious service to pupils, both i school and nftcrwards. Wo cannot supply nil of our calls for h i and tho demand will bo greator next year. "ft For six weeks or two months following tho first of tho year the dlcatlons now nro that oVcry deak in our school will bo taken, a who expect to begin tnen suiu notuy ua as soon ns possible th THE CAPITAL CITY OF OREGON Is an Ideal school city, tho surrounmngs nro excellent, and th cosi oi iivmt i uiuwi luoo iiiuu in u mitui uuy. n you aro interest. eu in mnKing a suucubsiui aiuri. m uubinusB, iut us saow you that t. oettor scnool navaniages ciui uu imu uny pince, ai any price, now cataloguo for tho asking. W. I. STALEY, Principal. ol SEEK NO FURTHER Epply's Perfection Baking Pow der Is Just ns near perfection ns It Is possible to mako It. And you get full weight for your money, too, besides n UBoful fruit Jar or Jelly glass with every pur chase. Just What You Arc Looking For and tho bost In tho market. Fur thor than this you nro helping build up n homo Industry and your money Is kopt In clrculntlon In Salem. Yours for square dealings. C. M. EPPLEY Manufacturer Salem, Oregon 44HM4MH'HrWMStjj I i GET ONE? Wo have sampled 'the city with Wild Rose Flour, get a sample, call nt tho ofllcc nnd GET ONE. When you buy flour bo sure It is like the sample. If you did not Woven Wire Fencing Of all kinds. Hop Wiro, Pickets, Posts, Gates, Shlnglea nnd P. & B. roady roofing. All at lowoBt prices. Walter Morley 250 Court St. Salem, Ore The Fashion Stajbles Formerly Simpson's Stable. Up-to-date livery and eab line. Funornl turnouts a specialty. Tally ho for picnics and excursions. Phone 44. CIIA8. W YANNKE, Prop. 247 and 240 High Street. WILD ROSE FLOUR $1.00 n snek nt all grocers. Made from old wheat, too. 4'MiKH-l-M-M-l4HHH-444-4-MI-M4-Mf-M44M Calendars Did you get ono of our calendars last year? Wo did not have enough to go around to nil our customers, nnd you mny bo ono of thoso who failed t.o Becuro one. Wo do not want to mis you this year. Wo want ona of our nrt cnlondars in tho homo of ovory ono of our customers. Our cal endars for 1907 aro tho most beauti ful art productions over distributed by us, and really worthy of a perma nent place among tho pictures on tho walls of nny house Wo know you will wnnt ono, and havo saved It for you, and shall be glad to present It If you call at our oifico after Docom ber 17, 1900, and wo find your name on our books. Wo would llko to boo ono of our cnlondars In ovory home In Salem, but nro only prepared to supply our customers. Wo want to seo your work coming our way, and will glvo you valuo received for your point. Near S. P. passenger depct FOR JOIST AND FliOOIUNG The best place to buy Is wbertttt bost stock of lumber Is carried. TU entire building trade- know tl-tt there Is not a finer stock of Junto than that carried by us. We ti ready to fill the largest contrti promptly. We don't keep the buM or waiting. That's a Tory Importut money. SALEM Phono 25. STEAM LAUNDRY, lao-iflfl S. Liberty St. HAY We have the Chofcasi Timothy and Alfalfa Hay WE WANT 100 Tons of Fancy Cheat Hay Highest Price Paid TILLSON & CO. 151 High a I Genera) ..Machine Works.. E. M. KIGHJTLINGER, Machinist and Manager. 178 South Liberty St. WEnUlLD ANYTITINa THAT CAN BE MADE FROM IRON OR STEEL. NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN EMPLOYED. General Repairing Solicited 9-1 9-1 m HOTEL OREGON Comer of Seventh and Stark Streets Portland, Oregon. The new and modern hotel of the eiij Caters particularly to resident of 8a- lem and other Oregon oltioa. European plan. Free bua. Bate $1.00 per day and npirttrd. naadsomct grill in th West, and prioea u low as In plaee lew attraotlve. Dally Capital Joans ok file. WKIQHT-DICXBNBON mOTSL OO. Phono 62 Main. GOODALE LUMBER CO. HOT RATIONS Thnt's 'hat you want tbe chilly days, and nt our place jroa get nothing cold, and always tie best tho market affords. WMte House RestauranU GEORGE BROS, Props. St wlMly U Ua wurne of uch Mtfeltftttoa. "Wky aot ni a mu tt K lrlMly sow buyim grwMrtoa ofl fUkmr, Lawrence ft Bktr H. S. Gile & Co. Wholesale Groecrs and Co- mission Merchants In the" market at all tloM m dried fruit and farm produce of kinds. . Soecial We have for saia a few appl P"" int ,mi .iuuie m.ehinee: eqsltt for a larKe dryer: will make J price. OUR MEATS ARE ALWAYS TnE BK6T. For we take especial care te buy nose but the beet, and our cuvteaata can always depend upoa getting the beat la the Market ai rikt srfeea wkea they teuy at our Market. b.0. cuoes. PRY OLD HR WOOD $5.50 Per Cord. Sawcrf Delivered, at Voget Lumber and Fuel Ca t ttttnufcm