JDAILY 0AFI1AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1007.
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DOINOT
ACTON
IMPULSE
Jlowland Gives Advice to Young Men
Against Acting Hastily
(Dy John A. Howland.)
Young muii, whoso advlco arc you
tnklng na you work your way along
tho road which leads to your ambi
tion? It 1b taken for granted that every"
young man, according to his tom
poramont, In asking advlco some
whoro of thoso with whom he comes
In contact. Quito as nnturnlly It
may bo accepted that tho young man
la not asking his way along which
ho pnsBos amooUily and successfully.
It Is when ho is In the dark of dlfll
cuKlos real or Imaginary that ho
Is moat llkoly to turn 3omowhcro for
a confidential tnlk which prompts
udvlco. Of whom nro you asking
light?
Thoro Is a subtlo weakness In hu
man nature- In Umo of trouble or of
doubt which prompts tho victim of
distress to go to some ono who Is
Mon who hnvo grown gray In export-1 jC(1 nto
enccs or mo worm navo not icnniuu
tho folly of tho Impulso, It Is somo
thing ngaltiBt which tho young man
needs to proparo himself.
Thoro nro frictions nnd rioroncsses
nnd (llBnppolntmcnts along tho whole
road of life. Tlioso aro nccosunry as
tho nccompanylug comparatlvo ex
periences against which pleasures
nnd contentment may stand In trim
worth. Hut until tho young man
has accoplod thono worrlos as Inovl
tablo, ho Ih llkoly to distort thorn
out or all truo proportion. Ho will
800 tragedy In what Is a moro an
noyance. It Ih whoa tho young man Is dis
turbed by thoso Influences that ho Is
most dlBpoHed to Book tho confi
dences of iioino ono who will Bhard
hid mood with him. Hero llos the
rorttilnty of IiIb mlstako, no mnttor
If ho dous or doosn't accept tho ad
vlco of that person who in a Mo1
position is oxporlenclug tho same
dlstrosH which Is his.
Ono of tho last posnlblo clrctim
HlancoH which n doctor would chnmo
for his patlout who Is seriously 111
would bo lo havo thnt patient iihko
clated day after day with othor per
sons KiifTorlng from the same 111.
Recognition of this Impossibility by
physicians muklng n specialty of
tuhrroulorils has boon ono of tho
loading factors In developing tho
"home euro" for tho consumptive.
Tho health rosort environment
which brought dcoi-oh or hundreds of
those ailing ones togethor, far from
home, more than cnuniorhalnucln,;
n fnvnilto climate. Exchanging
Kymptnms under tho doprouHlous of
homeslckuoHs was shown to bo fatal.
Yet It Ih Just this course of pro
cedure whlrii uioiminilH or young
mon aro taking In order to rollovo
thoiiiBolvoH of tho small dlstrossos
of a hUHluwM rarour which Ih In Us
Infancy. Tliu blind loading blind Is
wisdom la comparison. Can a mor
bid .Toppm bo of potfllhlt) benefit In
Ills Judgment ioudtred to a morbid
Hmlth?
"Why illdn't you come to me ba
fori1 you decided on tills movo?" has
been tho llncouniKe.l ii'lPHtlou of
many an employer whii a young
man of promise, Hufforlug from ills
Hatlfacllou, bus told that employer
of his Intention to leave.
There Ih all tho kenor regret In
tho Inquiry If It has come to thnt
employer's knowledge that his man
Ih leaving him largely through tho
111 advlco which that young man ban
got from follow men Immeasurably
his Inferiors In caliber. It cornea to
that employer with a keon houso of
the hololoHHiioHH of his own position.
In most busluosues It Is ossontlal
thnt all grades of men be associated
among tho beginners. Time only
can be depended upon In tho neces
sary wooding proco'isea which shall
determine tho successful few among
tho many. It Is tho beginner who Is
most susceptible to tho Inlluoncea of
bad advice from his assnolatos. It
U tho beginner of mediocre rnllbnr
who Is most prono to glvo tho bad
advice And tho processes go on
mid on.
Lot tho young man who fludH
himself among the small worrlos of
his environment stop and take stock
of himself and his position. If In
tho beginning he could feel thnt ho
wuh choosing wisely tho fleld of hla
opportunities, surely bo cannot so
Htultlfy his first Judgment as to
fnninnm mtfitwi
weigh It against tho opinion of an
other beginner who may havo had
less experience and who ho knows
hns far less Judgment than himself.
Yet this Is tho ono thing which all
hla nature may prompt him to do.
Ho finds himself with tho blind Im
pulso to talk lo somebody. Mani
festly It will bo ubo1cb3 to take up
tho subject with the cheerful op
timist who is working smoothly at
his Bldo. Tho optimist would not
undoraland. It Is the other man
with the "grouch" no matter how
It was acquired whom ho must de
pend upon for sympathy. And no
matter how unworthy tho cause of
his confidant's pessimism, the
troubled beginner will find him out.
Talking pessimism with a pessim
ist nljYnya reacts upon tho pessimism
or'both parties tp tho conversation.
.For" the pessimist Jo challengo tho
opt'lmlBt, each of the two extremists
'having something to fchado down to
ward thp lovola of worldly snnlty,
at least la a mental stimulant to
both. But tho Influences of confid
ing pessimism botweon tyo young
mon, regarding their prospects for
tho future nlwaya must result In the
distorting and magnifying of the
cause of that complaint. If tho
practlco be Indulged all sonso of
proportions may be lost after a tlmo.
Ono of tho weaknesses of untried
youth lies In expecting too much of
tho world. Too frequently tho young
man has been trained studiedly to
expect oven moro than tho buoy
ancy of youth mnkes posslblo In his
mind. To this oxtont ho hns been
a fight without arms or
armor. Ho must got bnck for him
self this Bonso of anno proportion
which Bhnll guldo him sanoly In hl3
expectations. Then, having It, ho
can do no bettor than bo guided by
thjfl now Judgipont,"kcoplng IiIb own
counsel. Thoro Is no surer mons
uro of a man's resources and
Btrongth than hla ability to "move
and Judge for himself. If tho young
mnn shall begin this courso, moroly,
ho must find It redounding to his
every Interest In life.
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Hm hmWW
CV YOUNG.
. Oldest pitclior in tho big tongues.
Ho has boon n profosaionnl jtnyor
for wvontuou yours.
Rally Marketing In I Vance.
Consul Ooneral R. l Sklnnor of
Marseilles, writes that no agricul
tural region of Europo Ih more in
teresting, either for tho variety of
Its produoo or tho prosperity of Its
farmers, than tho aholtorod comers
of old Provonce, whoso frultJ,
llowera and vugotablott aro first after
thosa of Algeria to roach tho north
ern cttloH. Ho centinues:
Each particular locality has Its
Hpoclal sources of profit, ono crop
UHtinlly suceedlng nnothor upon tho
name laud with such frequency that
the seasons lose union of tholr ordi
nary signification. With such en
orgy and perslstonco has tho soil
been exploited nnd the market stu
died that Germany alone purchase-i
early vegetables and tlowors In Prov
enco to tho value of $1,200,000 an
nually, and tho demand Is stondlly
growing. Hyoros, Ollloules, St.
Romy, Rnrboutnno, Chntonuronnrd
nnd Cnvnlllon aro names to conjuro
with nn nffinllvnlv 111 T.nmlnti fl.l.
Every Month in tllC Year I nova, Brussels, Rotterdam and Ber-
and flowers exported from France
are shipped In receptacles which aro
not returned, and they must there
fore respond to throo requirements
cheapness, solidity and attractive
ness. As a rule these "lost" con
tainers aro made of split reeeds, but
thoro is also somo use made of split
sorghum stalks. Sorghum stalks
and corn stalks would replace the
split reeds very frequently If this
wore a region In which corn and
sorghum were grown. I should
think thnt In tho United Stntes they
could bo employed very profitably
These reed boxes aro especially de
sirable for the transport of flowers,
but for many kinds of vegetables
crates of very light wood aro to bo
preferred, and within them nro
packed smaller containers of various
descriptions.
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A Spool-Cotton Swindle.
Quito an Interesting example of
Japanoso Industry was brought to
my notice today, says a P. and T.
Times correspondent, and It Is of
special Interest ns wo recently learn
ed that an amalgamation haa Just
been effected betwon the old estab
lished firm of Coata & jCo. and tho
Japanese. A lndy frlond of mine
purchased aomo cotton from a Jnpn
11030 peddler, and mndo what Bho
believed to be, that dearly loved of
women, a bargain. As ovory mnn
knows who has had to havo hla but
tons bown on, cotton Is an 'Item in
China, but this lady Baw offered
throo dozen Inrgo reola of cotton for
7G cents, reels to nil appearance
such ns sho usually pays 20 cents
for In the foreign Bhops. Tho cot-1
ton was purchased and shown to
her husband with pardonable pride.
Ho, slmplo man, prnlsod her discov
ery and congratulated himself on nt
loast ono Item of tho domestic econ
omy bolng cheapened. Thoro they
woro, three dozon largo roels mark
ed "Ilrook's Dost, 200 yards." What
moro coud a seamstress domnnd?
Dut sho presently did Just commnnd
that, nnd moro. Ono or two swift
turns of tho reel nnd what did Bhc
behold?. Plaster of Paris, wood or
what not, nnytblng In fnct but cot
ton. Tho reel, tho dummy 200
yards of stout thread, Brook's Best,
fltnnds before mo ns I wrlto, a monu
ment to tho nlllanco nnd a trlbuto to
tho futuro prosperity of Conts &
Co.
To tho skeptical I can only say
"call 'and sco this thing," this gigan
tic Impudent fraud, for yourself at
tho olllco of tills paper, and it will
be shown you with pleasure. It Is
only n pity that tho unmo of tho
Japanoso agent or real homo of the
fraud Is not, added to tho "Brook's
Best" or tho "two hundred ynrdB."
It Is certainly ono of tho nontust
bw Indies that I havo ovor come
across, and thoso who buy bargains
In tho way of cheap sowing cotton In
futuro will do woll to tost tho roola
ero paying for them and aoo whothcr
tho cotton goes moro than one row
(loop. Tho Clilnono, who nro pre
sumably tho principal purchasers,
are not so foolish as to bo caught
by this sort of thing for long, nnd
if this Is tho way the Japanoso aro
catering for tho Chinese market
thoy will not be such formidable
rivals for good old British trado as
has boon foarod. Japanese Gazette
o
Napoleon Bonaparte
showed, nt tho battlo of Austorlltz,
ho was tho greatest loader In tho
world. Ballard's Snow Llnlmont haa
shown tho public It Is tho host llnl
mont In tho world. A quick euro
for Rhoumatlsm, Sprains, Burns,
Cuts, etc. A. C. Pitts, Rodessa, La.,
saya: "I uaed Ballard's Snow Llnl
mont In my family and find It unex
colled for soro chost, headacho,
corns, in fact for anything that can j
no reaction uy a liniment." Sold
by I). J. Fry.
was nothing Blngularly novel In- tho
idea, only tho Individualizing of tha
moving picture machine. Before it
had served merely as a "turn" In
vaudeville. For a very modest sum
tho outfit could be housed In a nar
row store or In a shack In the rear
yard of a tenement, provided thoro
was an available hallway and tho
space for a "front." These shacks
and shops are packed with as many
chairs as they will hold and tho
populaco welcomed, or rather hail
ed, by a huge megaphone horn and
lurid placards. Tho prlco of ad
mission nnd entertainment for from
15 to 20 minutes is n coin of the
smallest denomination In circu
lation west of tho Rockies.
In romo vaudovIUe houses you
may watch a dlvorsity of perform
ances four houra for so humble a
prlco as 10 cents, provided you are
willing to sit nmong the rnfters.
Yt tho roof bleachers wore nover
so popular or profltablo as tho city
tiny show places that havo fostered
tho nickel madness.
Before tho dog days Bet In llconses
woro being grantpd In Manhattan
borrough nlono at tho rate of ono
a day for theso llttlo hurry-up-and-be-amuscd
booths. They nro cato
gorled aa "common shows," thanks
to tho bonrd of aldermen. A special
ordinance was passed to rate them
under this bonding. Thereby thoy
wero enabled to obtain a license for
25 for tho first year and $12.50 for
tho pecond year. Tho city fathor3
did this boforo Anthony Comstock
nnd others roso up and proclaimed
ngnlnst them. A full theatrical li
cense costs $500.
Three hundred licenses woro Is
sued within tho past year In tho
SONOMA GIRL.
Colobrntod mnro upon which tho
mantlo, or blnnkot, of Lou Dillon
i3 likoly to full.
Drlnga Its ourront bills. Ono
Wav to mil thorn ts trt an from . .
:; Place to place, carrying tho ::iout tho 80 of rorrlgorator cars, but
ninniiv win. vmi i n. H.i, n . .1 w-" coiiBldornblo celerity, as tho
I! loa and tho nlmnco of ovor. I : I Knrtlon truck oxprosa trains from
" innki.,,. M.n tniriiur of , ' I Carpont rns roach tho frontlorof
I ; and having boiuo of It to pay ;
ovor again. Tho convenient bust
! ! noBs-liku way la to pay all bills ! !
I by chock, no matter how small, ',
; A cliedc la tho bost receipt you ;
can n.ivo. raying out money
In thla way Insures corroctnoai ;
and gives you a completo roc- J
ord of all money paid out.
Op n a Clunking Account With X
SALEM
STATE BANK
Salem, Oregon
iMiiiiMMiiiMinnniu
Uti na thoy aro In Paris. Thla largo
volume of busluoss Is linndlod with-
Belgium In 30 hours. Four kinds
of tariffs aro applied ono upon tho
Individual shipments to tho Inter
ior of France, ono for tho roturn of
empty packages, ono for carload
ahlpmonta, dollvorod In France, re
gardless of wolght, nnd ono for ship
ments to foreign destinations.
A very Important elomont In tho
Buccesa of Provencal market gnrdon
ers, and particularly as refrigerator
cars oro lacking, Is tho caro exor
cised In packing, So vitally Im
portant Is this feature of tho busl
nesa that at tho late Marseilles
Colonial exposition an Interesting
exhibit was organized, composel ex
clusively ot packing and shipping
devices, Nearly all tke vefttablof
Mania for Cheap Amusements.
Tho very fact that wo derive
pleasuro from cortnln amusements,
wroto I.ockoy, orentos a kind of hu
miliation. Anthony Comstock and
Police Commissioner Bingham havo
apokon eloquontly on tho moral
aspect of tho 5-cont thonter, draw
ing far moro strenuous conclusions
than that ot tho groat historian.
But both tho general ami the purity
commissioner gonornllzed too froo-
ly from particulars. They saw only
tho harsher aspects of the nlckol
mudness, whoroas It has many Inno
cent nnd harmless phases.
Crusades havo boon organlzod
against thoso low-priced moving
plcturo theaters, and many cousor
vators of tho public morals have de
nounced thorn as vicious and de
moralizing. Yet havo they flourish
ed Aiundngly, nnd carpontora are
busy hammering them up In ovory
big and llttlo community in the
country.
Tio first "nickelodeon" or nlck
elot," or whntover It was originally
callod, was merely an experiment,
and tho first experiment was made a
little moro than a year ago. Thero
borough of Manhattan nlono for
common shows. Two hundred of
thoso woro for nlckolotB. Thoy nre
bocomlng vastly popular In Brook
lyn. They nro springing up In the
shady placos of Queens, nnd down
on Stilton Island you will find thorn
In tho most unexpected bosky dolls,
or rising In llttlo rakish shacks on
tho mosquito flnts.
Alroady statisticians havo boon
estimating how many non, women
nnd children In tho metropolis nro
being thrilled dally by them. A
consorvatlvo figuro puts thorn nt
2000,000, though If I woro to nccopt
tho totni of tho showman tho ostl
mnto would bo nearer 500,000. But
llko all statisticians, who reckon
human bolng with tho same unomo
tlonnl placidity with which thoy to
tal beans nnd potatoes, tho statis
tician I have quoted left out tho
babies. In a visit to a dozon of
theso movlng-plcturo hutches I
counted an avorago of ton bnbles to
each thoatorotto. Of course, thoy
wore In their mothora or tho nurse
girls' arms. But they were thero
and you henrd thorn. They did not
disturb tho show, aa thoro wero no
countor sounda, nnd mnny of them
scorned profoundly absorbed In the
moving plcturoa. Barton W. Currlo
in Harper's Weekly.
mtMniMinimiMn m
Winter Shoes i
Storm
Rubbers and
Rubber
Boots
MctumorplHsls of Now Bedford.
Twonty-flvo thousand mill opera
tives will bo tho chief participants
In tho ' New Bedford old-homo,
week, which began recently.
Half a century ago tho main
figures In hucIi a celobratVm would
have been the crows of tho whaling
fleets which cnrrlod tho ronown of
New Bedford and Nnntucket nround
tho world. Where bo now tho Cnp
taln Ahabs and tho Captain Blldads,
the Capo Codmon, tho Qnyheaders,
tho occasional cannibal sailors pick
ed upon tho South Sen Islands?
Gayhend, whence tho unerring in
dinn hnrpooners came, has dwindled
to a hamlet of 170 souls. Tho
dark-skinned railora from the
Azores, who In Melville's tlmo made
up tho complements of tho crows,
Burvlve In tho "Portuguese" who
now man the few vessels of tho de
cayed Industry.
Tho two whnllng craft fitting out
at Now Bedford for a crulso will
lend an old-time flavor to tho cole-
brntlon. Aro the little bothola with
their mournful memorial tablets to
sons nnd husbands lost in tho Nortl
seas still standing or nny of tho
Try-Pot Inns, nt which whnllngmcn
ashoro found n securo haven be
tween their throo years' cruises?
Nantucket sent out tho first
American whnlors, soon losing Its
prestige to Now Bedford, which for
a century wns tho world's great
whaling port. Ton years beforo tho
Rockefollor woro beginning tho
business which wns to end tho whal
ers' usefulness that Industry gavo
employment to 750 vessels, valued
at $20,000,000, nnd cnrrylng crows
numboring 18,000. Tho yoarly har
vest of whalo yloldcd $7,000,000.
What nation hns had u hardier sea
faring race? "Not n sea but wni
voxed by tholr fisheries." In tholr
pursuit of tho whnlo thoy rounded
Capo Horn ns If It wero Montnuk
point and explored tho Pacific to
northern latitudes.
Doos not the Columbia river pcr-
potuato tho nnmo of an adventurous
Boston sea captain's bont? Somo of
tho spirit of n Froblshor or of n Cap
tain Cook lived ngnln In tho God
fearing Quaker whaling masters ot
Nnntuckot and New Bedford. New
York World.
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Senator t.... a'toi'J
Portland. Uaina
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State Treasurer, (w,.
"on, J. H. aShT
Attorney General i
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A full and completo line of
ladloa, men's and children's
shooa, at prices that will suit,
nnd shoos that will please you.
Repairing Specialty.
Jacob Vogt
345 State Street
mtimiiiimnntimn.
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FRANK J3. KELLOGG.
St. Paul lawyer who, ns doputy
attomoy gonornl of tho United
States, is endeavoring to dissolve
tho Standard Oil trust.
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Twice Told Tulea.
Knoxs That follow Gabble
makes mo weary.
Blox -What's tho trouble?
Knox Every tlmo ho makes a
statement ho wlndB up with "or, In
othor words," then goes all ovor It
again. Chlcngo News.
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Julius Caesar
was n man of norva but alcknes
left its mark and ho becamo aged
boforo his tlmo. Sickness Is often
caused by n torped liver. Herblne
will rogulato your liver and glvo you
health. Mrs. Carrie Austin, Hollon.
Kan., writes: "I consider Herblno
tho best medicine I ovor heard of.
I am novor without It." Sold by D.
J. Fry. '
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OASTORIA.
Bean tl ,?lte Kind You Ha6 Wwn BoagM
"rz,&m
iiimiiiiiiiniiiiiin
ft M
The
I White House Restaurant
For a Regular
1 25c Dinner at 20c J
They can't be bat
McGtfchrist & Son
Prejrltor.
Kailroad CommUrtoa-.-
vp,,Bh, Cottag6 Orore
Oswald West. a.i.7
Altchlson, Portland; 'cj
- ., outreiarjr,
8upromo Court.
Chief Justice, RobM a
Assoclato Justice, Pruu
"DOUU"UOJUice,Robni
Commissioners, w. x, $s
iv. iving.
Clerk, J. c. Morels
noporter, R, q. Morrov
Bailiff, P. h. naymoBj'
Circuit Judges. Geo. u
oaiom; wuiiom Gallop
viuu.
District Attorney. Jol,
wary, salem.
Other Btoto Offlckk
J. W. Balloy, Food an! DiJ
missioner, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gams iti
warden, Cottage Grore,
Robt. 0. Yenny, Bute Hi
cor, Portland.
J. H. Lowls, State EntfiJ
10m.
E. Gllllngham, State Lite
lom.
H. O. Van Dusen, Stiti nJ
mlsslonor, Astoria,
Chns. V. Gnllowajr, Su!
Agent, Salem.
W. W. Elder, Commute
Home, Roscburg.
Marion County OicUil
John H. Scott, Count; ui
Judge.
R. D. Allen, Clerk olCociJ
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Trawl
E. T. Moores, Saperlci
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Hcrrlck, Jr., t'JM
J. 0. Needham,W.H.faiiy
misslonors.
A. M. Clougn, Coroar.
D. O. Drngcr, Recorder.
Snlem City OfidA.
Geo. F. Rodgers, Mijor.
W. A. Moores, Recorder d
Judgo.
D. W. Gibson, Maribtl u:
of Police
Frank Meredith, City Trewl
A. O. Condlt, City AUobc
Jns. W. Martin, Street
Bloncr.
John A. Darr, Chief of Flrilj
mont.
W. C. Smith, Health 0
Board of EdccttN.
Moores, W. P. Babcock, Dlrectcl
H. A. Johnson, Jr., Clrt
E. M. Crolsan, Cbalroii
A. A. Lee, H. C. Ejlif.
Stockton.
City Standing Coa
w. a w.uiMa Tt too. fl
ways ana -
Churchill.
Ordinances GreeabKa
fJnrwlB.
Accounts and Current K
Churchill, Radcllff, Dr8fc
Streets Downing Stocxt
Public uuiiaw5
flAinAI
Q.n,aM RtOll. Jh, U
Plumbing Fraser, Do'2
t.i. Water W
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nrldeos Oesner, caw-
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Health and Pout-
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