Daily capital journal., March 28, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAROtt28tJ00ft
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JOURNAL EDITORIAL PAGE
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
I.!. IIOPER, Ed. and Prop.
a ladcpotxfent Kowppcr Dorotcd to American Principles and
theTrogrcM nnd Dcvclopcmont of All Oregon.
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AGE
(Emory Pottle In April Craftsman.)
"To wiiloh. llio returning Spring and wonder aoorotly
If, missing thoso who croatly love such dnys,
The Spring could over bo so gay and grfjun
Ait whon thoy walked tho lllno-buddod ways.
To Blgh o'or Winter's, strnngoly blonlc mid cold,
And hco, In smouldering flroa that char too soon,
No moro what may. bo, shall bo.but what wnB,
As one roonlls tlio oadonco of n tuno.
To nmllo upon and blosw young swoothoart vows,
Romomborlng this faco mid that long paHsod,
To fancy lovo 'today a coldor thing
Than tills great lovo you chorlsh to tho last.
To koop tho friends grown ful'lifully old na young,
Holuolant, wlion now linndii knock at your door,
To epun: and If oponlng, wlthold
The honrt of which you onco gavo all nnd moro.
To Urenm In Holltudn with pipes and books
Horn old and nwooat nnd good; to ask for songs
Thoy do not sing; to find you happiness
A homely graco that In your soul belongs,
To ucok again some calm forgiving god
You mulled at lightly In your othor youth;
'Content to loavo tho mysteries of llfo
Wo myetorlos of doath and wait tho truth.
Hnrold Ilcgbli-. I Will Lfillhrlelgo.
In ISnglnnd thoro Is a young nov-j The aatthnr of "Hon Blair" and
dial who boliovoH that tho twentlolh "Whore tho Trail nivldos" has n now
cmiLury will bring about an opooh- j novel of the wost publlshod by Dndd,
taHtxlng reconciliation botwoou ro- Moari & Co. Tho tltlo of tht novel
Srglou anrt science. Ill work Is d-, Is "Tho Dissolving Clrolo." Ml"
valcfl to -llilM otid. and though lt .Lllllbrldgo'a early llfo wns that or
fcumxn internet It vivid Hint dramatloinauy othor pralrlo boys bred and
tttourfh to on rn the prnlso of Amorl- rnlHod In an ntmoiphoro of 10 liotira'
Knsma IQngllah orltlea. Um vnltto to work of tho 2-1, ho maturod onrly.
fee ttiuvoimmt of a common under. i ! "Al 12 J w"
. , , . ... , v usoful oltlKon. At 1R I wns to all
lading botwoen religion and sol- mMmi pui.H)9(W n mRU. m
ixi lifts been iuounUod by somo of ,. worki wnntovor tho neod. in
tie foremost tnoologlana and solen- this onpnolty I was ultornately fnrwi
UkIx He Is a novelist with n ruburo.'fr. rnnohor, cnttlomnn. I know
tjecatiHG his works aro tho muturo. Dakota In Ita various dovelopmontnl
Aoiimlntud with somo of the groat- 'vtagoa very woll. It wan part of tho
oat vvloiiUaU la IBughtnd, u student Ufa, (uovltnblo. Monnwhllo tho tarn-
of PrutHfHur William Jam of Ilarjuy sonttorod. Somothlng prompted
ard, nnd n tvavoller who has mot mo to oxploro n unlvorslty, and I
many of tho mom ablo men of sol- ont to Iewa: vlbrntod for six yonrs
nce Hoclnllsls and theologians In butwoon tho colloglato. dutnl and
Vaaco nnd Gsrmany, ho mnrohes modloal departments. For somo roa
airctthi or tho t linos atuK eomblnos sou tho dntnl provod tho moat vim
with, this kuowlndga of modern lent, and 1 graduated In 1S9S.
toBht u miwn of gontlw humor and i Shortly aftorward a man must llvo
at lpnafouna Bjmpnthy with human' I drifts! back, and took root In
ftfw. nnd an ardent outhualasm for Sioux Pulls. Fortuno smllod feobly,
tire wph-llual dotftluy of humanity, nnd roots, sank dwpar. lAtpr, whan
waTcli gives tt his wrk u note of tho ono girl onine Into lw play, she
vHltl nd aotual value
This novelist Is Harold llogblo,
who lives mi Arcadian extstenuo In
a Suffolk vlUngo by tho North Sea.
KrovfH rostw, wttlks ovary day for
lK tullod ncroa hoath and moor
u.l finds all hi happlnwa In tha
care nnd Joys of domaatlotty.
Mt liogbla's now novol, "Tha
VTstl," wuh publUhod In March by
Dadd, Mond ft Co. "The Vigil" Is
a theological novol. uiui wioh a gool
mt) that a (1Utlngulshl orltlo who
tean lliu ttiiry before publication
a "l hid inclined to etUl it thu
very heat of its kind In tha language.
It triiow a far deeper ad truer In
atKbt Into tho thooioglcal ooutro
vuray of the tlale than, tar oxwaple.
Robri Hlamwre." Mr. Hogbte la too
Huod a novelist to permit the Inter
et of hl utury to be strangled In
taologeal dUouselnns and details,
aud tha devolopmuut of tho yoaug
KhrUsIi clergyman's character and
talUi, along with the upbuilding of
hhf !urih, fttrnlolios matorlal for
Ha Intense und powerful story. Hut
Vvft iui, "Tho X'tgll" Is a maatorly
ceontatlon of true and stable Chris.
tSuaUy U Is a book which ought to
to wftremlatad among oager and per
uta seokera utter truth.
smiled rookltrtHily, und I married. It
la Inovltnblo, if ono haa the elements
of whltonusa, that with year a prac
tloo will grow. My oxporlonoo fol
lows tho rule. Occasionally my
waiting room ra-iombloa thoso one
rends about In novate. I am rooted
hwo yet.
"Work? My writing U doaa on
tlroly at night. Tho waiting room
the plum trees require vigorous
shaking In the daytime. A (tar din
ner I have n den telephnno proof,
piano proof, friend proof. What
transpire therein no one kwowu, be
oauao no ono has ivr aeon.
"Hooraatlon? I have a maaln, by
no moans always gratlfiexl, to ba out
or doors. Once ewok eilmmer the
lady and I go somewhere for three
weeks and forget It absolutely. In
title way we've beon able to travel
a bit. Wo again tho lady and 1-
steal an hour whon wo can and drive
a rod gasoline runabout, keeping
within tho speed laws whon nas.
Bary. Onco cnoh tall, when tho first
frost shrivels tho corn stalk nnd
when. If you ohunco to bo out ot
doora, ntr dark, you hoar, away up
overboard, Invisible, the accelerat
ing, throbblug, diminishing purr ct
wings that drives tho sportsman
mnrt. i rnvnrt niiRmuimv. rur u ,
wook no matter, the town knows pictures. Tho American Leaguo
.. l- , 1.-..1. ..m nnlrln fnr 10OS in In nil rOSnCCto a
mo no moro. inun i cuiuo uuwn, v- .- -
othor man temporarily subdued;
onco moro at the service of the pub-
He's defective molara."
Rov. R. Hugh Rcnson.
Tho Rov. R. Hugh Benson, ono
of tho threo famous Donson brothers
of England, has written a novol an
unusual novel which Is published
by Dodd, Mead & Co.
"Lord ot tho World" Is a tale of
unlvorBnl Interest. Tho book U
rather n careful study of "Anti-
Christ" according to
first class hand book of tho national
game nnd a decided credit to the
American League and to tho publish
ers, tho Reach company. This Is the
seventh annual issue of tho Rench
Guldo as tho ofirtclal hand book of the
American 'League, and tho 26 con
secutive year of Its publication as n
book of record and reference for the
fintlro baseball world.
Why American Mothers Foil.
American mothers fall, not all of
ecclesiastical them, but enough to cause
tradition. Ho Is to possess, It Is saM, 'This is tho proposition which Mrs
"spirit" phenomena, but Everybody's
has mndo public this month a realis
tic account of Hamlin Garland's ex
periments In occultism, entitled "The
Shndow World." It Is sensational,
attthontlc, and compelling, and heads
n truly remarkable tablo of contents.
John L. Mathews describes, In "The
Now Mississippi," tho transition from
ancient to modern In river traffic and
shows clearly the great possibilities
for the development of this "nrm of
tho sen." "The Racing Game," by
Clarence L. Cullon, places the very
timely topic of tho rnco track fn'Irly
and squarely before tho public; and
aarmj Charles Edwnra Russell's nrttclo
"Governor Jonnaon Now Stylo Poli
tician," is nn Intlmato study of tho
alms, character, and achievements of
Minnesota's chlof executive. Samuel
G. Blythe contributes another of his
Inlmltablo skirts, 'Paris nnd' tho
Pnrlultes."
HAROLD IJEOBIE, author of 'Th Vial ," In b'nek coat, sitting.
S, HUGO, the artist, standing
J. H. BRAIN, of "Tho Times" (London), In white coat.
Photograph taken In Brill h Columbia.
,VJ3
oxtromtt nttractlvenojBj Immense Anna A. Rogore bots out to discuss
powers, nnd all tho natural virtue1.! In the March Atlantic. As In her
trenchant dlvorco nrtlole, "Why
American Marriages Fall," publlshod
In tho snmo magazine last Septem
ber, Mrs. Rogers doalB with her topic
with ungloved hniuls. Amorlcan
"hlldron nro cxporlinouts tried moro
or le s frantically by Ignorant und
unprepnrod mothors 1b ono or hor
spirited ass itlons. Intense" lovo-
TIio thing It lacks Is faith.
Itnirh'ri 1D0H (Siild".
Reach's oillclal Amarlraa league
guldo for UK) 8, published by tho A.
J. Rroaoh company, of I'hl'ad.'lphla,
nnd edited by Mr. Francis ('. Rlchtor,
of "Sporting Llfo," Is out, and Is, as
usual, first In tho field tlm mnklng
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BaRyjfljiy'--JTj3BaaaBlltb
WILL LILLIBRIDGB
Author of "Tho DlssoUiug Crclo "
It the barblngar of tb. baiobnll sea
son. It can bo said without quail
ilaollon that, oxuoUeut ns all of the
odltlona ot the Reach Ouide havw
beon In rooent years, the 190 Renoh
Guldo Is tho best hand book of the
kind over Issued by thU or any other
published. Tho s.ivoIhI dlhtlnotloi
of tho 190S Guide h. next tp the
toxt, tho superior quullty or paper
used and the number and buauty ot
the ongravlugs furualjod, tho world's
madness" of the young mother for
her Infant, untrained nurtomalds, ln
dUcrlmlnoto vaMdevlllo, norve-rtck-ing
muelc, playi and npvola, nro
among tht numerous causae which
the writer o'tes toi make hor point.
No doubt many mothers will disagree
with Mrs. Rogora, but sho baoks up
her throrlog , striking oxnmploa.
KtTj-botly's for April.
1AIV mUHialnila n-lll l.n..n - ...
... .. .. --.-a ...- I .o.w ii tn winy a SCJ-
ohamplonahlp serie liolng tpeclaliyj ntlflc preaematlon of so-oalUd
BHatfluTTKsJ'cW s HBi
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REV R, HUGH BENSON,
Author ot "Lord ot the World
Tho Crnftsmnn for April.
Tho leading feature In Tho Crafts
man for April is an editorial urtlclo
on handicrafts and small farming,
setting forth tho gonornl outlines of
a practicable working plan by which
such n thing might bo established
on a notional scale with u view to re
lldvi.g tho prcsont Industrial nnd
social conditions which cnuso so
nuch discontent und suffering nnd
which contain such n real monnco to
society a It oxlsts today. Another
phnso of tho samo subject Is nn edsny
on mnnunl 'training as It Is at present
carried on in tho public schools nnd
Its relation to tho IndntBtrlnl omolcncy
In nrtcr lire. This Is .the prlzo essay
in a competition offered by The
Craftsman for somo authoritative
'.Utoranco upon this subject, nnd was
written by Arthur D. Doan, who is n
practical workor nlong thoso lines.
Thcro Ib also n brief biographical
artlclo upon tho personality nnd tho
work oT Ida Tarboll, whoso hlBtory
or tho Standard Oil company started
the proBOnt national -movemont to
ward tho Investigation nnd curbing
of tho trusts. A phnso of Amorlcan
art not wldoly known out of Its own
torrltory Is tho work of tho school ot
wostern sculptors which has clup
terod about Lorado Taft and which
Booms to bo finding n new nnd vita1
exprosolon of art in the doing ot
things which llo closo at hand.
New Cnrnornilnn.
nrnnnri T .. .
Pany; principal oaw J.flta
Orecon; nnn.i ....' rorc G-
porntors, Edward n-1 . "' h
-:.-v.cM::-
The Realty Bend SyaJict,,.
con; hrtiKinni ,. . M,lwor.
" ' "'" '"ce. MedfftM
gon; canltal .."'?!
i,rnr- T " ..' fOW'V0. a
"" u " uomwcll Wh
Stalker and J. H. Mitchell
Tho Bob Club of Oregon ,
pal omco, Portland, tw
porators, Jay H. uplon 1
'uuiuvuuu ouuuca routs.
Rheumatic Palo, mi(x J
B. F. Crocker. Esn ..!
- , . " Jl
"l "BU ""u Ior 20 yelri ,m
tho peace at MartlntW
nays: "I am terribly .bimu
sciatic rheumatism In ray jJ
.um ngui nip. i hRve 0Jel l
bottles of ChamberlalnPiM
and It did mo lots ot Eood.Tei
ai jjr. oiono's drug store.
A man was poisoned from i
ling mlcrob.-Infostcd moa
Is a root of evil that money tJ
norotoioro been accused ot
alng.
DoWltt'BLittlyEarlrniu...
snfo, sure llttlo liver puis. b
an uriiEgisig,
n
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General Pastenger,
Tlio April Aiucrlcnn Magazine.
Tho Amorlcan Magazine crontos n '
strong nnd proper feeling of Interest '
nnd oxaltoment. Thore Isn't n dull
lino In It.
"Roosevolt" by "K" hi now nnd to
rroshlng. Suroly tho Proaldont dooi
not know himsolf ono hulf ns vol I
ns "K" knows him. Who la "K"?
And what will RoosovoR say?
"Mr. Dooloy" on "The Tompor
nnco Wavo" shows how whlskv
knooks tho dot off your llttlo 1 nnd
makes a capktal lottor or you. Thou
"Tho Intorproter" tnkos up tho fol
lies of fanatical prohibitionists and
procoods tp tho most oloquont tem
perance talk wrltton In yonrs.
Lincoln Stoffons tolls exactly how
Dotootlvo Burns caught the crooks in
San Frnnoisco. Burns is n crcatlvo
gonkia who Imaglno the pororectel
thing nnd thon goes to work nud
builds It. orton-ho has Imagined (
who was guilty, and how tho crime!
was commlttod, and then ho laa j
rounded up tho proof necessary to,
satlsry the court.
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What's In McGlure'N
Tho April McCluro's Is so full of
a numbor of things that fow readers
will -caro to miss it.
Tho Carl Sohurz memoirs aro rc-
sumod In nn article, "The South Aft-
or the War," a graphic picture of
tho dosolation and devastation of tlu'I
south, nnd tho anxlotloa of the fed-t
oral government In that critical period.
Several of tho most popular artists
hnvo contributed to the Illustration, i
There la a cover by Hugo Ballln ond(
plotures by Rautordahl, Alloo uaruor
Stephens. Krlo Pnpo and othors.
How to Obtain f ca
Is the problem a' " ,u
to solve Some expt o '
loft to them, others i W
thoy hav no rich ifUtn
tho smart unB man or
of today opensasaTlnsJ
as the Sure Way towa.dK
Ing wealth
Your -mlngs wl'l eira'
per cent interest wl'h "1
accounts welcome
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Tb ltohoiulan fw April.
The April Bohemian has nine
short stories, sploudld illustrations,
spoclnl articles and rnroly good so-
leotloH of humorous matorlal.
Miss Mabel Taliaferro wrltos of
My Yesterdays." "New York With
out tho Wherewithal." is a statement
basod upon tho fact of the predica
ment a well-born Englishman found
himself In In New York when over
taken by the rocout panic. Au ac
count of "The Princeton Tiger," with
many Illustrations, by Us editor, Is
tho sixth In the series ot Humorous
Collego Journalism.
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