Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 09, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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SOLDIERS
LIFE IN
MINDANAO
A letter dcscr'blng condltlo,ns
among tho soldlora In a United States
army camp of the Philippine Inland
(Mindanao) 1ms boon rocontly re
ceived by an acquaintance of Dr.
William O. Stillmnn, president of tho
American Humano association, nt
Albany, and ho has obtained a copy
for distribution. The writer Is n
chaplain, John T, Axton, of th
Eighteenth In fantry, whose camp Is
pictured. III lottor In part follow!
"Camp Kolthley Is 600 miles south
of Manila, on tho largo Island of
Mindanao, In hostile Moro territory.
Although this region wai nominally
under Spanish control for nearly 40.0
yearn, there are but two points at
which the Spaniard established per
manent stations, and they aro-both on
the seashore. At no timo did they1
succeed in subduing tho natives or
giving them an idea of a civilized
form of government, '
"As you are perhaps awaro, a nort
of feudal system exists among thojw
people. Each datto has his cotta, or
fort, has slaves and n number of
wives, according to his wealth. Near
the strongor posts the slavo trado in
nearly broken up now, nnd polygamy
will eventually bo abolished. Whon
not at war with tho whites theso dnt
tos prey upon oftch other. Their re
ligion is a perverted form of Mo
hammedanism nnd Is very hard to
fathom.
"Wo nro stationed 20 miles Inland".
Tho posit Is reached by n moitntnln
trail, over which only heavily tinned
parties can travel In enfnty. A thou
jtti'l nn "onatHuto our garrison
And, while Home of tin native no
tho post ur filin Hy, t'ic km -lnl co
ijltlon 'b nuoh thnt mob nro not nl-
Trai V j . n '! VW
lowed out of the post excopt between
land 6 o'leock in tho afternoon,, and
then special precaution Is taken for
their safety. On post at night the
sontinels walk In pairs, one bohln-l
tho other, to prevent being cut up
by skulking Moro. Two months
ago 3000 rounds weys fired into tho
barracks of a constabulary company
about a mile and a half from our
home, It was at 10 o'clock, and wo
heard tho shooting plainly. The
Moros wore driven off with but slight
loss of life,
"All of the lifo of our men imist
bo spent right in tho post. Wo have
n short dry season when It is falrlj
pleasant, but most of tho year It
ralnB heavily ovory day, so that out
door sports are not possible, There
In absolutely no assembling place In
tho post for theso men. There was
an old straw building that I used Cor
about two months. We had braced
tho walla with bamboo and repaired
the roof with grabs, but that became
so dilapidated that we considered It
unsafe and had to abandon it
"Tho men out of tholr ,$13 por
month last pay day gave 4G0 to
ward tho erection of a building, Thin
oxpresios to any one familiar wth
tho army moro Btrongly than any
thing I can say tho great need 'of
the building, Tho plan Is to buy
logs from tho frlondly natives (there
are no trees on tho reservation,), anr
the men -will uso a small sawmill .wo
havo on the reservation to saw them
into lumber. The logs nro nlrcady
coming In, and we havo plans madu
for a building of tho bungalow typo,
adapted to this cllmato, containing
nil of tho fUBuat features of an Insti
tutional church rending room, writ
ing room, gamon, library, small
gymnasium, Tho apparatus is here,
but no pliico to BOt it up; Wo want
a ohitpul largo enough to seat 450
men. Tho bluldlug will havo a metal
rcof.
"Foruiuntply ono of our officer i
n xpiflnnroil cng'neor. H Inn
. ul pie plans for tho building an.'.
will superintendent tho labor of tln
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men in constructing it. Of course
it will cbst moro than the amount
the men have given to start It, but
they are confident that If the matter
Is properly presented to friends In
the 'home land' enough subscription?
will bo made to carry it through.
They havo already got the first big
lot of logs in and are at work.
"Captain Dtirt, who has made the
estimate, says that $700, in addition
to what we havo, will complete the
building. I have no wealthy friends
In tho states to whom to appeal. The
government jias no appropriation for
this purpose, and so I am writing
you in tho hope thnt you may ho
willing nnd able to include this
among your gifts for benevolent pur
poses. "This Is tho third tour of tho
Eighteenth Infantry in the Philip
pines, nnd J have not previously scon
a situation quite the equal of thii
Our men are all very, very young,
most of thorn away from homo for
tho first time. They cijmo wit hero
four months before I did, and when
I arrived t found them, both officer
and mon, saying, 'When the chap
lain comes something will be doing
(o break this awful monotony.' It Ib
tho duty of the chaplain to provide
oncouragemont, recreation, thou
things which will contribute to the
contentment, moral and religious
Instruction and be n real friend to
these boys for whom hearts in tho
states aro yearning.
"Wo do not expect to got home un
til Chrlstmns, 1909, and If our tour
hero Is to bo at all satisfactory, if
tho dnys and weeks nro not to drag.
something definite must bo dono for
thc3o young mon,"
SmS Sicluiess
The prompt and sure relief
given in acute stomach, bowel
and liver complaints, has
created an annual sale of over
six million boxes of
BEECHAMS
PILLS
SJ EWb. I 10c
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"Marriage," remarked the Mllll
coma Cynic," Is a good deal like a
circus; there Is not as much in it as
if represented In tho advertising."
DoWitt's Ccrbollzed Witch Hazel
Salvo is tho boat thing to nse for
plies. Sold by all druggists,
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Too many church members aro n
lot more anxious about their bouIs'
salvation than they are about thrf
preacher's income.
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FHK8H.AIR PAVILION
FOR CONSUMPTIVES
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reparee yonnfr pooplo c bookVeeport, --'era nnd gonrrnl office
wetk. The tfnMoninnrit of tho Northwest v t afonl opening for
tueuMiiils in the noz. few yoan. 1'rtpart note. Bend for catuluguo,
W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL SALEM. OREGON
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THE LENOX
Portlnnd'A new and moit modornly
furnlBhod hotel, Third and Main
stroots, fronting on tho beautiful
City P'nzn and ndjncout to bluinusx
cenlor. Free bus to nnd from trnlna
rp-to-dato grill. Hxcc"nt culslnn
Te'pphono In overy room. Prlvatr
hatha
I'liropemi Plan, tl to $2,30 Por Day
American Plan, tf'J.no to l?t Per Day
O. II. SPENCEH, Manager
Mt Angel College
; MT. ANGEL, ORE.
In Qhorgu of tho Uuuodtctlnu Fathers. Hoarding school tor youus
mon and boys. Term opens SqptembQr S. Hoard, tuition and laun
dry. 1310 pur yonr. Preimraiury, Qomumrolnl, SolontiHo and Olas
sloal Courtroa. Write for oatttloguo.
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READY TAILORED CLOTHES ?
rOK WELL DRESSED A, tA
mi;n, , urn
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price:
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SANOE
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It may ho snld that today tho cura
tlvo treatment of tuberculosis finds
llsolf llttlo departed from tho prln
elplen of Illn of i, Vo, 100 years
bfore Chrl"f, 'lvh"l natlents to
"go Into tho hills nnd 'drink gont's
milk."
Modorn mothods with tuborculoBls
nro still Inrgoly advisory, and nro
rogulntcd by tho four eisentials: air,
food, rest, contrel: nnd although
'his rcgltnon Is filled out by cortnln
moawire3 tending to nllovlnto and
nld, without thoio four cssontlnls tho
physician of today is ablo to do lit
tlo. Tho International Congress on
Tuhorciilonln, which moots nt Wash
lugtnn this fall, will havo nothing
boyond to offer. Tho slnglospqclfle
for tuberctlioRlfl Is yot to liofound.
Of courso, "now curot" nrtf boing
evolved constantly. Wo havo hnd
tho "vugotnhle-julco" euro, tho "stuf
fing" troatmont, nnd vnrious "Inhnla
tlons." but ono nnd nil prove upon
road trlnl, to bo elthor worthless of
olio of only superficial vnluo.
Howovor, it must not bo conjec
ture! thnt tho curntlvo trentmont of
tuboroulosls hns not ndvnnced. Tho
prluclplos aro ns ovor, but they nro
being moro thoroughly applied, nnd
tholr offoctlvonoiM furthered. An un
romltttug study Is bolng mndo for n
bettor uudorritnndlng nnd npproola
tlon of the fresh ntr, tho proper
food, tho rest, the careful suporvlu
lon. Fresh n!r maintains Its position ns
first among tho roaulromonts In the
tfontment of tuboroulosls. That tho
roh nlr may bo unlmpodod nnd ab
solutely tnrnpahlo of contamination,
tho outdoor pavilion Is assuming tho
porfoct type Tho tent I losing
greund: not ovu the most radical
styles can bo fully von 1 11a tod nt nil
hours of nil sonsmns with the pro
rlalnn of tho modornly constructed
pavilion Tho tout Is hotter than
tho pavilion, coldor than the pavilion
and dampor thnn tho pavilion Tho
lalllon 1 also bolng accorded prec
edence ovor tho cottage plan Hdwln
I,. Snbln. In Atnorlcnn Review of Re
view s
HOW A NKWSPAPHR
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Keep it ont.
When tho critics ronat n piny
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When two men I nanger clash:
When n merohant goes to smaah;
When u oushlor steals the cash
Kiop It out
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! Whon thy nnarrel lnth?'chMrolr"
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jWhgn a toaohor wlIds tho birch
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When flnwomen fair to seo
Whisper something ovar tea
Print It! Ooodnosa graeloua mel
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Vhen two stntemon tuak a deal
Keop It out.
When another trias te stil
Keep it out.
Stories thin and stnrius tall:
' flood and bad and big and small
Anything that's news at all
Hear om hout
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-Peoria Transcript
Kodol will, In a very sho-t timo,
cnnble the stomnch to do tho work
it should do, and the work It should
do Is to digest all tho food you oat,
It makes tho strimach sweet nnd It
Ib pleasant to tako. It Is sold here
by all druggists.
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One dlfferenco between some men
and a mule is that the men do most
of their kicking with their mouths
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DoWitt's Little Early Risers aro
Bmall pills, easy to tako, gentlo and
sure. Sold by nil druggists.
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Why does Johnny glgglo" less
And stifle all his grins
I'll toll you Blnco you'd novor guess
In two weeks bcIiooI begins.
For n Sprained Ankle.
A rpralnod nnklo may bo cured In
about ono-thlrd tho timo usually re
quired, by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment freely, and giving it nbso
luto rest. For salo by Dr. Stono's
drug storo.
If nil people woro credited with
tholr good Intentions the recording
angel would require nn nddltlona'
clork.
O"
Konnedy's Lnxntlvo Cough Syrup
docs not constlpnto like most of the
old fashioned cough cures, but on
tho othor hnnd It gontly moves the
bowols end nt tho samo timo healE
Irritation and nllays Inflammation of
tho thront. Sold by all druggists.
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No man ovor hhd hnlf as mucn
fun with a butterfly after catching It,
as he did during tho chnso.
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CASTOR I A
1'or Infants nnd Children.
Ffis Kind You Have Always Bought
ira tin) y'TJT ZJS7?S-JZ"
Bcnro
6in
A girl thinks a man la swift if he
trios to flirt with her nnd slow If ho
doesn't,
TEA
New York is too fir
from Japan; San Fran
cisco is nearer.
Vour sroccr rlumi Twr moner If jou don't
UU Schilling'! Pert, wo par Mm.
Ho also waits who trios to sorvo u
wonmii.
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Hiffawi
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Cahvas Gloves
Leather Gloves
All
Sia
Canvas Drilling and Duck at Low Prices
Pearl Buttons, 2 dozen for. .
Cottou Blankets '.
Extra Large Cotton Blankets.
Mercerized Prints...
5ty a jj
9J..WJ W
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TOWELS 5
TOWELING 5 'd
OUTING FLANNEL 5 yd
HEAVY GRAY II0SE...12i pr
TIDIES' VESTS -lOtf
LADIES' RUUBEItS... 50 Pr
HAJULTON & BROra ggoj,
BEST FOR WEAIt
ALL LEATHER
ALL KINDS
t ALL SIZES
ADEN'S RUBBERS QQa
- -- S tf"t a.ll M 1 rf
uoys auiis, cxiru k""u viuuj ao
Men's Suits, 96.50 to $12.Q0. host values, Ladlea' rjoij
new stepk just In.
ROSTEIN & GREENBAM, SlttS
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DEPOSITORS
Like to feel thnt In bringing their business to -a bank they jr
helping to build It up; In other words they aro giving somcthit
for what they receive. We want you to feel thut way toward
WE ARE GROWING
GROW WITH US
Wo want year account want to mnko ourselves useful to ycj
In any thing pertaining to nuance nnd jwo can handle It !!
prollt to you nnd to oursslvoi.
United States National Bank of Salem, Ore
tt-fmtw;iaHrTisTiWTffrrajtf
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GERMAN BAKERY
AND CONI-'KCTIONKltY
Now under now mnnngomeur
SCIUiKRl?r SCHNIvlDKU
Proprietors
Complete lluo of fresh nnd un
to-date baker goods delivered
to all parts of the city freo.
Wo are proud of our party
aud woddlag cakes, d llvc'vo'
on short notice GHe us a
trial U nil we ask
Store corner Twelfth and Ch
niAkotn ifs , iPhnnn Ma.n DAI
Ilill'linMirWiiaBMMIIBiifcHMBMIiaiiti.MilllTI m
DR. KUM
WONDKRPUL C1IINISE DOCTOR
Will treat you with Oriental h?b
and onto any disease without opera
tion or pain.
Dr. Kum 1 1 known everywhere lr
Salem, and"has cured many promi
nent people here. !! has lived tsH
Snlom for 20 years, and oan be trust
ed. Ho uses many modloines nn
known to white dootors. and wit
them oan cure catarrh, asthma, lunp
troubles, rheumatism, stomach, live-
and kidney disease. ' ,
Dr. Kum makei a specialty o'
dropsy and female troubles. HU '
remedtas oure private dlase when
vvwythlng else fails. He has hun
dreds of estlmou!als, and glvs eon
sultatton free. Price for medicine
very moderate. Persons in the coun
try can write for blauk. Send siamo
If yon want tome extra flno teas
get It from us,
!, KUM WOW WO 00.
When You Are Dry
WHY NOT BUY
A pure and wholesome 'jewrag- that is so'd In a i the cKlfl
of Western Oregon and Nortnorn California.
Made of the Choicest Malt and Hoi
Grown in Marion County
Mmlo ot I'iltei'cd Water and strictly in accordance with 1
Pure Food Law Salem Beer is the best mild hove! off-red ta
public,
Mad by ?oIJitltk- processoa and guaranteed V aai ,i0!
somo.
No adiilwnUlon. No drugs or qhiinlcals an J '' e l
perect snuUary coudlMons, Addresi nil orders to
Salem Brewery Associatioi
Waller & Hentschel
Successors to E. Eckerlln
'The Elite" Hotel and Cafe
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IM ami 118 Commercial Stmt
Meals 6 A. M. to Midnight Excel
lent Merchants' Lunch, 25c, Sun
day Family Dinners nnd Banquets a
Specialty.
m r xi niHMlT,I.V(
Is hardwood 6 & -mJ
For a private ""'l
caual It, in bcins j
artistic, beautiful naa - ,
ever, thoae whe fannot ,wi
wooa inra uvu '. ' ,j:
c d-fashloned it- , u u
c'alty of the latt ! J,
lor woodwork a both U ,
woods and my price a B
A. M. HA ??
Manufacturer ot
Mouldiags. and au QUt4
nlah. Corner MU1 a
PfceM Mala S.
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