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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

Happy the family that can live the
simple life In camp or cottage when
the mercury climbs between 80 and
100 degrees.
Most people manage TO get away
Tor nt least short period but the
greater number find summer days
more or less trying in the home,
especially the busy mother with
babies or perhaps an invalid to care
for.
a Workable Plan.
Why not try camping out at home?
Simplify the housekeeping to a point
where helf the labor is saved, and
al The same time add TO the health
and happiness OF every member OF
she family?
Tho plan Is easy and practical. and
mon beyond the comprehension OF
anyone possessed OF intelligence and
common sense.
Getting Ready.
The FIRST thing necessary Is 10
make the home camp, by putting
sawny all unnecessary furnishings,
ornaments. etc. when the spring
cleaning Is done IIanglngs. carpets.
and brio-a-brac will seem twice MS ,
attractive In the fall II they have not |
bocn exposed TO the dust all sum
mer, and less than half the usual
cleaning will be necessary II only the
needful things are In use, besides
house 80 stripped not only looks
cooler. but it is both more comfort
'ablo and more sanitary
simplify The Menu.
Tho next thing Is TO simplify tho 4
catering and cooking. Specialists 5
whose advice Is worthy many dollars !
"A minute, advocate n complete change /
OF diet In summer and the most rigid %
guarding of food supplies to protect
them from absorbing those poison
ous elements which breed rapidly h
when warm days foster all sorts OF q
animal and vegetable growth v
MIX, Eggs aud Cereals.
a diet made NJ largely OF milk, 81
eggs, cereals. vegetables aud fruits bl
Il conducive To health and happiness Ia
In warm weather with plenty OF fish. "
md little meat To carry the menu. IN
Keeping of Foods. W
With regard TO the keeping OF al
'oods. the best advice Is Don't keep
hem II you can help H. Buy In the
possible quantities and re- "a
lew the supplies frequently, being k'
Areful that whatever food Is stored
n safe or Ice chest Is absolutely clean m
efore Il Is put away. SIX
a small quantity OF cltrlc acid be
ihioh rs the same as the acid IN
'mon added 20 the water In which du
rultH or salads are rlnsed Is safe li'
uard against any germs that may an
ave lodged on them, Inn
The Care az Milk.
MIR which Is an essential part of
he diet of people OF all ages. and the 'ol
lain dependence of babies. young ne
hildren and old people. ls the food
rat needs most careful watching 10 no
revent deterioration. ur'
The housewife should take extra on
rccautions To insure the safety Qf 20
pr family In the use of this neces- p'u
'ry household supply. which too pea
ten becomes "A vehicle TO communl- roc
tie oontagion AM
Unless one can be sure OF the po'
urces from which Il Is obtained, VII
"a unless II can be delivered In air he'
rht sealed hotties a. "a wiser "a fan
e high grade prepared milk
hose purity Is undeniahle.
The Ilabics' Diet.
MIX Ia this form Is conceded 20
the best food for babies and young
ilnFRn aud a. uanaraIiN uaaN IA ""
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

Cortelyou is the latest "loglca
candidate for President" Let u
pray.
GRAY GOOSE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

we suffer and that an adequate fish
ladder be Immediately constructed
at this point"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22
SOME HOT WEATHER THINKS

think the finest thing Emerson
wrote was his essay on compensa-
tion. I have learned the value OF
money by not having any.
| II Won don't think advertising in
the newspapers pay, you Just watch
man sitting in a street car reading
COPY of The Journal while women
are standing.
A recent writer in the outlook
saws there are more divorces grant
ed in the United States than In all
the other civilized countries COM
bined After considerable thought |
have come to the conclusion that
the reason for so many unhappy mar
riages is that there are so many
marriages.
Cardinal Gibbons, in the July ODE
llneator," has an article on divorce.
He says whom the Lord hath Joined
together, let no man put asunder.
In which conclusion I concur. But
Il doesn't apply to all marriages. Il
lean to the opinion that the Lord has
had little to do with an unhappy
marriage, and whom the devil has
jcined together let man in the in
terest of human happiness put asun-
der as quickly as decency and the
divorce courts will allow
William L. Finley says the eye of
a bird of prey is the most perfect or
gan Of sight that exists. If you
don't believe It., just get bunch of
old hens cackling about your char
acter.
oliver Wendell Holmes said the |
use OF some words ought to be re-
5tricted to experts. The word |
friend" for instance, is much |
abused. We should apply the term !
,nly TO those who know all about our
and yet who like us just
he same
Cortelyou is the latest logical
for President" Let us
ray.
GRAY GOOSE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22
ARTHUR DEVr
Great third basemau u
York National leagn ,
team.
Only Silent Then

only Slept Then.
Dickens, looking for loul
his novel of Hard Tina
Manchester. He trayeld
the novels of certain Mana.
ton spinners, and these I'd
filled him with pity and hon
Ing the Manchester masI
who owned them, he said;
and do your employs I
In such houses as these!'
Certainly not" the mas
replied. "They only SLEEP
They live in my MILL"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22
ELEANOR FRANCES
HOUSEHOLD LETTER
Camping Out at OmetaSy Housekeeping and Good Health Secured
Common Sense Mehojs.A Word for the Babies

Ichlldrens hospitals and in day nur'
series. It is the staple food among
Hebrew mothers in this city, and not.
withstanding the crowded aud gen.
eral unsanitary condition that pre-
walls among these poorer people, the
death rate among Jewish babies is
Exceptionally low.
A General Schedule.
No hard and fast rule can be given
as to the exact quantity OF food re-
quired by each individual child. The
baby is generally the best Judge of
that and will, as a rule, take the
lquantlty It needs provided the size
OF the nipple opening is correct.
Other Points.
Fill the measuring spoon from
another spoon dipped into the can,
to be sure Of accurate measurement,
mixing only enough for each feed
ling.
Don't over feed Throwing up the
milk generally indicates over-feed-
ing.
The water used for preparing food
should be freshly boiled, then cooled
to 100. degrees Fahrenheit. The
prepared food should be tested from
spoon before filling the bottle.
Never allow the nipple to be placed
Ia any ones mouth for this purpose,
not oven I'm the mothers mouth.
Bottle aud Nipple.
Use a graduated bottle with nip |
pie attached directly to the bottle.
Have several bottles and nipples.
Wash bottle with soda and rinse
In hot water Keep nipples I'm a
glass OF water 10 which little borax
Has been added. Use conical nip
pie and turn II inside out for clean
ng.
Bathing and Clothing.
Frequent bathing Is important to
loalth for every human being espe-
tally In warm weather. but II is a
ital necessity for the baby.
Water at a temperature OF 90 de-
ress should he used at first for the
ath, and the temperature slightly
'wered as the child grows older A
arm sponge bath at night as we'll as
4 the morning Is beneficial in warm
Gather. being conducive TO comfort
BILE sleep.
Proper Summer Clothing.
Clothing should bc loose and COM =,
lrtable, and baby must always be
ept warm Warmth Is vitality. ~
Wet ,soiled clothing should be re-
owed at once, The pores OF the q
I'm must be kept clean and open II =,
'alth Is To be conserved. -
Fresh air. with protection from !,
$50 and draughts. and quiet, regular :
'ing Is what keeps the babies well =,
"a conduces TO good health In other
lmans also. 81
Personal Atmosphere.
The personal atmosphere counts
r moro In the sum of human happl-
ss than people generally realize
The mother who can regulate her -
affairs SO that she has leis-
g To enjoy a pleasant. short story
her comfortable. shaded veranda.
give little attention TO her pet ~
ants, TO gather bunch OF sweet ~
ms for the table In her outdoor
om, or for any other form of pleas-
tness that appeals 10 her, will be IA
ssessed OF serenity OF mind that cd
II shed minor troubles and make pl
r presence benediction TO her su
nily and friends. al
ELEANOR FRANCES. su
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

If you don't think advertising In
the newspapers pay, you just watch
a man sitting in a street car reading
n COPY of The Journal while women
are standing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

think the finest thing Emerson
wrote was his essay on compensa'
tion. have learned the value ol
money by not having any.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-22

Milk Ia this form Is conceded 20
be the best food for babies and young
children, and Is generally used In
The sun., 1907-09-06
TRI-STATE TENNIS.
Defeat n Ir>ing Wright ana Miss Moyes
AmOng the SURPRISES.

CINoiSNAri. Sept. s. Two great surprises
were sprung in the tri-State tennis tourna-
ment here to-day when n. e, Seaver defeated
Irving {. Wright, So. s-, while Miss Martha q
Kinscy Of Cincinnati easily defeated Miss
Lois Moyes, the Canadian champion. The
match between Wright and Ssaver was by
far the hest thus far Of the tourney. After
winning the frat four games Of the flrsi set
Wright weakened and los, the set after il
going to deuce on two occasions, In the
last act Seaver was the commander ~ al
times. Miss Moyes was away OF her game
while the Cincinnati girl Was IN brilliant form
and won nv the score Of 90.
r. D. Little n. &. Seaver, Robert lie ROY
Of New York and n. ". Palmer Of New ork
have reached the semi-hnal round, which
will he PLAYED to-morrow. Miss MAY Sutton
msde her nrst appearance on the courts ; his
afternoon ana won both her matches in the
womsn's doubles and mixed doubles.
The sun., 1907-09-06
DEFAULTS At ACk.
smith Defeats 4. n. Behr In SerOnd Round
NJ singles.

The lawn tennis tourn ament a. Nyack WAS
marred by many defaults yesterday. the un-
pleasant weather conditions having much TO
do with n. A. n. Behr. not the intern alton
alist, and Floyd Smith. the New England inter
collegiate champion. met in match played
IN the second round Of the mems singles.
smith won in straight sets. There were sev-
crsl defaults which helped to clear part Of
the womcns singles. The summary:
Nyack Country club Mems singles -firs, Round
l. VI. Fitch defeated ", ", Rslowin, IA, So.
a: 4 ticriach defeated Dr william N. Rosen d,
baum, 8 49,, ~ &. /; wyeth defea,ed r. 9.
BY default: 4. N. Behr defeated Y. Fowler. by de
fault; H. Bertram defeated William H. Connell,
second Round r, 3 Steinford defeated WIN
lam Ladd. by default Floyd Smith defeated \. ".
Behr, -, So
Womens singles Preliminary wound Mrs n
H. BurdIck defeated Miss Martin, by default:
Mrs George l.. ChspMAn defeated Miss Brown. by
default, Mrs, Alderman defeated Mrs. Plat, by
default.
First Round--Mrs W. H.. Pouch defeated Mrs.
alderman, O., a :: Mrs. Chapman defeated Mrs.
Burdick ny default,
The sun., 1907-09-06
INTERN tTIONtL CHESS.
Rublnstein Takes the Lead In Touvusmen,
~ Carlsbad.

.Srsctai Caas Despatch 10 rHR SUN.
CARLSBAD. Bohemia. sept. ). At the con-
cIusion Of play In the twelfth round Of the
international chess masters tourney. nov
being contested AZ the Kursaal in this city.
this evening Rubinstein ny virtue Of having
defeated Teichmann took the lead. a. hi.
principal rival Maroczy had a bye in this
round. vidmar. having drawn his game
with Berger. now lies Maroczy for second
and third places, W nile the American
Joiner, suffered another reverse a. the hands
Of Niemzo itsch.
Marshall had q hopeless game against
Tschgor when play was called for The day.
Janowsh and Mieses ended In victory for
the former. who played the White pieces
Oiiand, o, vs.. Leonhardt. I Wolf. I, VS.. Spiel,
mann, o. vidmar, =. Va. Berger. i, Choti-
mirski. /. va. Salwe, 0; Tartakower. o. vs..
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The sun., 1907-09-06
psIw, rR0pH rRWrHT.
.mrr,rsn. IN Iees w.es. s,cep' ~ . osp~
tard Mango.

OrrAws. ont. sept. 2. The Palma trophy
teams continued pra'Ti'" fr.dav ~ the $50
and Oa ward ranr,- und"r ih"al cir
cuu-tances. There VA srtr'ioallv 80 Wind
and the light was ght f0r hr-i oia-- shooting
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Hutchinson and Capt. puN stuart The MT 81
state team vas handled hy col. lhurSton,
snd the british team wa- IA the hands of
col, Hopton and Major hchard-nn,
The Americans fell away ~ sN yards
hui Privates CHISHOLM and Casey made pos
sihles af eo Yards. col. Thur-ton vas quite
satisfied with the work done.
tot Sam hughes sntert aimed number ~
the visitors ~ luncheon. Those pre.ent
we're C1en. Drain president of the Nation al
Rife Association of the nitsd states and
Mrs. Drain. ten. lake, COL and Mrs, Han
hurry Williams aud Miss GLADYS Hsnbuty
williams Lieut. Col. and Mrs. James Of the
British Legation AZ " a.hington col. BARLOW o'
England. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, I y. \. lieW
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Mrs. Wells, I, -. \. col Macdonald, col.
and urs Tiiton. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Sher-
wood Major Marsha Of Australia and IAant-
Col. aud Mrs Rogers of OTTAWA.
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The feature of the card for Sheepshead
Ray this afternoon II the Turf Handicap. at
a mile and three xteenths on the grass,
with Neaion. Baby Wolf end Miss Crawford
spp, ,rently dangerous. The first event 10
a handicap for two-year-olds. six furlon a
Futurity course. with Ben Fleet. Onatassa
an King Cobalt having chances.
T hree- year old fillies will run In the second
event, n, a mile. with Royal Lady. Belle Of
Iroauo,s and Endor having chances. In the
third race. n handicap at q mile ana q quarter.
Right Royai will be played TO beat Missouri
Lad, rlavilny ana others. In the fourth
race for three-year-olds. at a mile. Kentucky
Beau. klectioneer ana frank Lord figure
well. Two-year-old nllies and geldinss will
run In tne last race, At Ave and . half furlongs
Futurity course. with Complete. Kerry and
Sun ngleam having chances. The entries fol-
low
The sun., 1907-09-06

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The sun., 1907-09-06
Polo.

LONG BRANCH. Sept S.-Rumson frat
team qualified for the finals for both the
Rumson and Monmouth challenge cups IN.
day by defeating the Essex Conntry Club
polo tenn at Rumson Neck by Q score Of
~ 70 ~.
The sun., 1907-09-06

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.Batsed for Smith.
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FIRST bsse on errors Chicago. g. ~. Louis. J.
hit Hemphill. sscrthce hits- Donohue. DsNs
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on baiis.on Patterson, q on smith. q on Howell
struck ut-By smith. L. BY Ho veil, Passed
and Hurst, Time-f hours and minutes At
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CLEvkLAEp. sept s.-Addie jose shut ou, the
pennsnt hopefui Detroit Tigers 20 day, on Lsjol.
day, before q great crowd. giving the vIsitors
only one hin and only two men getting To nrst
The
The sun., 1907-09-06

ChANN Oak dSrnnd 0IrCuN Meet Nbhnd"urd
HARTFORD. Sept, S--An the ordinary races
Of the Grand Circuit meet At Charter OAK
Park have been declared on. as the track L.
deep In mud There was y conference Of tn"
representatives Of Interested owners 10 -dsy.
An effort will be made to hold the SO ooo
Futuriiy on Saturday or the next fair wesk q.
day.
The sun., 1907-09-06
ar. LopIa lN. L.. q. cINcINl

Three base hlts-Rarry, konetchy. Home run
Murray. Sacrince hits Kane, Mowrey. Double
play Host-ttcr and Konetrny, Stolen bases
konetchy, Murray. Wild pltchss McGiynn, .
Hit r. Umpire Emslle. Tlmc-2 hours and
10 mnuies. Alicndhncc-l .,a0.
The sun., 1907-09-06
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Connolly Tme-i hour and 81 minutes. Attend
snce- b8sl
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~ Wiikesba rre-First game kesbaYre, a. A
J a g.. l. second game wilkosbarre, 4 A. j
&C. I.
Al Binghsm,on- Albany, T. Binsham,on, T. III
Innings
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MANcHEsrER, VI. Sept. s. 4 heavy rain
early this morning made u necessary 10 DELAY
the starting Of the annual open tournament
for the Equinox and Orvis cups on the FE-
wsnok links until this afternoon. The guaii-
flying round Of eighteen holes was played
to-day. In spite OF the heavy going there
Of sixty-one. y. Herreshon. Garden City.
returned low scores with card Of 90 So. Ia
Five men tied a. ~ for three places 10 the
fret division.