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Judge Kelso. owner OF the Nossros,
mine in Sylvari.r basin. left Saturda,
FOR his home IN ST Louis.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23

j. A. Cheln.sn. Of Galvs. ILL.,, arrived
Saturday aud will spend the summer in
.h- Gothic distrcs looking after his
mining interests.
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referred to the Finance Con mittee. The
Marshal was intructed 10 enforce I! Is
town ordinance relating to loose stock
on the streets Upon motion OF Johns n
seconded by Davis the Boaru adjourned
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23

Orrin Goodenough is here from Salica
visiting with the iioss and Songer fanl-
lilies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23

The latest style OF M,llinery can be
seen only at Applegates. ..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23

The Postmaster Of Gasconsde, Mo
DAME! a. Bugh, says OF DeWitts Kid
ney and Bladder Pills, Il am doing SO
we'll. and improving 90 rapidly in health
that cannotsay too much for your Kid
ncy and Bladder Pills.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23
OF OUR

Berwin Cuatro, Enge, Prmero Segundo Soprs Stark
vile, Tabasco Tercio and Trinidad Los Anmas Co. Colo
Cameron, Pctou Rouse and Walsen in Hueano County,
Colorado.
Brookside Cacite, Coal Creek Nonac and Rockvale,
Fremont County, Colorado.
Crested Butte and Floresta Gunnison County, Colo.
Cardiff, in Garfield County Colorado.
Coal Basin, Redstone and Spring Gulch Ptkin County
Colorado.
Pueblo in Pueblo County, Colorado
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23
Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT of tn. FINANCIAL
CODlTION OF the Bank Of Crested Butte
Metzler Brothers, Bankers Crested Butte, State
Of Colorado at the close OF business on the 18th
day of July 1s0s.
Resources Liabilities
Ls6 Dis's 3 81, Ca, cx c Stock s IL, 600
Oyerdrsfts 526 20 s Fund ii ,629.53
Fur 4 Fixtures, 500 TCofD. Ii, 1914
G Il Items, oSG.'i
Cash and IN Individual Dep.
other Banks, io9J5.93 :2.asi.9i
DCofD ID 5,G!n.2t
Total, si,'o2.9a Total, si,Toe.9
State OF Colorado,
County of Gnnnison i, V. f. Metzler,
Cashier of the above.nsmed Bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true To the
best Of my know ledge and belief.
v. T.. METzLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this aotb.
day OF July, 1905,
[SEAL1 II. c. LAWRENCE. Notary Public.
Ny CON mission expircs July 81, 1910.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-23

At regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the town Of Crested Butte
held on Monday, July 70, 1908, there
were present Mayor Dowling; Trustees
Eccher. Diel, Davis, Whalen and Johh.
son. Absent. Schultz.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved upon motion Of
johnson seconded by Davis. Tho follow
ing bills were then read
W. a. Mosher. Police Magistrate, s12OO
Gsoige Miller, Mds., 1910
Mrs. Headly, Labor, lbs
s. Gruber, Labor, 3.5O
Pat Connors, Labor, $50
Moved by Whalen, seconded by John.
SOD, The bills be allowed as read except
Moshers which was referred to the III.
nance Committee. The reports Of the
Police Magistrate and Marsha. were also :
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Local News.

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been favOrably reported and viii doubt
less become a law at this session. This
land was formerly Graceland Cemetery
and Is well wooded
City View Heights itself IS well
named The property rises both from
the wooded tract on the south and from
Fifteenth street on the west 10 an emf
hence from V-IIch an almost complete
panorama OF the city Is had.
All the principal buildings OF the city
are plainly seen from this property.
From the wooded highlands OF Ana
costa there is an open sweep. taking
in the Library Of Congress. Capitol,
Monument. and the Union Station,
while the closely built up northeast sec
ton Of the city lies directly below. u
does not take d keenly prophetic eye
10 discover that very shortly this mass
Of brick dwellings must extend out over
the heights.
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Expect a Park.
FOR RENT.

VA SAUNDERS & co. 400 r ST. NV
1909 Path 81. NV. III I4-5 y ST. ne Or. b.
3d. zo-s r 81. NV, l2r. b.
lI0S Zlst NV. Tor. b. ll2- r 81. NV. ST. b.
1915 Lamont 81. nW., iTZl Isth - NV. 81. D..
Or b. 1916 sJh 81 NV. ST. b.
su @ ST. NV ST. b. zl13 + ST. nv, 81. b.
100 Belmont ST., 81. To- 554l llth 81 NV, 81. b.
I > 10Th a. NV. llT. b| 1918 9Th 81. NV. 81. b.
lGl ST. Sc, IT. D. -l4 KY ave. Sc, 6r. b.
40gG 9Th st. nv. 6r- b. 55S Col. road, 6r. b
i03S Cambridge pL, 81. l4-7 Duncan 81. ne,
b. Or b.
Apartments-Heat and Jsnitor Service.
The Sheridan. Apartment g A. b.: all out
side rooms cold storage.
The Chelsea, q and j. 81. Sc No / br p ..
pantry all outside.
The Horton. z2l5 18th st. nv. 81. b.: Al
condition.
Two-Flat Apsrt.-CzlIar and Furnace.
1903 18th 81 NV, 6r.5. z557 18th ST. NV. ST. b.
34l6 r 81. NV, 5 and gas 7qrh A. ne ga
Or. b. -' 1-i@
ga Orleans 81. ne, = -
and 5r. b 81 18th 81. ne, 4r. b.
40 l-tn 81 ne. Or. b. 1875 L St Sc, A.. b.
1851 L st. Sc, 8r. b. s23 25th ct -. 4r. b.
STORES.
ios 18th ST. nv, Z2x5s; new store: good ioca-
ton.
STABLES
La5 Union court 10 stalls yard and she'd
y Pierce 81. NV, 3 stalls; water. mh2I-2t
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warehouse in rear. TO and 71 Eleventh
street southeast, for investment
For Perpetual Building Association.
two-story dwelling. S522 Center street
northwest for home.
For Samuel Maddox and A. A Hoe II
ling. three-stOry brick building, 80 Il
street northwest. for investment.
Unfinished House Sold.
BY n. L. Sausbury.
To a. ]. Riley. residence being erected
on Iowa avenue. SauTs Additig1.
by NJ II. Bray. House viii contain
eight rooms and viii be occupied by the
purchaser. Price. $1,000.
To Mrs. Mary r. DOnohue, twO-story
brick dwelling, on Monroe street, east
Of Fourteenth street. for $3.50, for home.
For Charles Some. ten-room dwell
ing. 1892 Euclid street northwest, for
S, 80. for a home.
For Frederick Brandt three-story
brick dwelling, 116 W street northwest
10 Henrietta Allen. for $500. for home.
For a. ". Wright to Mrs. 5. q. Hill.
two-story detached frame dwelling in
BTOOklaud. for home.
BY Boss s, Phelps. For Algernon Nc
ChesueV TO Nathan Horn, three-stOry
dwelling hos Fifth street northwest,
BY the James J. hampton Company:
For John II. Davis TO w. V. Reeves,
partly improved property fronting forty
TWO feet on the south side Of p street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest, $3.50.
For Mrs. Thompson i'm connection
with the A. r. Fox Company, 10 an
Out-OI-tOwn purchaser, tnree-Story
brick dwelling. 1924 Ninth street north
west, $500.
j. Mckinney Berry sold to A. H.
Davis the thTee-stOry brick dwelling
1903 Thirty-flrst street northwest for
home.
John S. BTaItmayer sold 10 Mrs. Car
RE NieziTk. house on p street between
Twenty-seveuth and Twenty-ei ghth
streets.
Wilkinson, tWO-sJOry frame dwelling
1928 y street northwest.
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New Baseball Park Also
Stimulates AC-
tiVity.

one Of the busiest sections Of the city
just now is that in the vicinity of Fiji
tenth and II streets northeast Near
ing completion at this corner is the new
terminal station Of the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis railway, for
the new electric line connecting those
cities This is a frame structure, suit
ed 90 all the requirements OF a leTmiHa!
station
-Four tracks lead into the station and
the platforms between them are COW
cred by long paviliOns. A large force
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-22

One block 10 the north OF II street
and bounded on the west by the
Bladensburg road. or Fifteenth street
northeast. is lily View Heights subdi-
vision Of 600 lots. the property Of former
Senator William A. Clark Of Montana
and Henry Gnrry. but placed OF the
market by the District Realty Company
Il Is a large tract extending from K
street, on the south, 10 the line Of
y street, on the north and almost an
equal distance east from Fifteenth
street Maryland avenue which now in
tersects at Fifteenth and II streets
will. when extended. cut through the
southeast corner OF the property.
Expect a Park.
Senator SCOTS bill appr0priating
$4,000 for the purchase Of the twenty
five acres Of ground between this prop
erty and II street for park purposes has
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Pays Z per cent Valuable cor
ner business property on prominent business
street, paying II per cent. Price $40 500
Rents for 81, 200 per year. terms OF payment;
one-half payable TO suit purchaser the
balance need not be paid for hvs or ten
years. For foil particulars BY mail OF this
fine u per cent investment address BOX
f2s. Times ONES. mhs0-st
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ELEVEN-ROOM bay-window house. COZ B
ST. sw. opposite park. tiled bath. yard
with shed and closet. s35 Apply on prem
ises- mh21-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NEE YORK AVE. I32l-Oflce building. two
1Tst h1or rooms, large and bright; s. 10 So.
AARRICk a MLTCALF, 1920 ". Y Ave.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-lO32 9Th st. ne, 5 rooms and
oath iu perfect condition. rent, SO. Keys
at grocery, corner 9th and L st. FRANK r.
RAWLINGS co. Inc.1i 1906 Pennsylvania
ave NV. mh2I-3t
FLAT four rooms and bath on third floor
4l3 East Capi,0I 81. Rent $3.50 mh20-ot
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FOR RENT-s0s 7th st. ne, rooms. bath;
cellar: furnace. rent. 132 90 Key at ONCE.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO, Gnc) 1896
Pennsylvania ave. nW. mh2l-at
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Laying New Tracks.

Some distance out the Bladensburg road
which crosses II street at this corner,
tracks are being laid for the new Gretta
and Spa Spring electric line. which viii
also enter the city at this point. Over
the tracks Of this road VIII also run
the cars of me proposed Gettysbm e
electric line. thus assuring for the near
future the conveyance at this point
of three long electric interurban lines.
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ECKINGTON-LOvsly eight-room cottage
near carsi OPEN $50 sI5 v 81. ne, nah21-2t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
18th ST. NV. 8l2z-Fivs rooms. bath, porch
and yard; h5t-Water heat. S31-50. perfect con
dition KARRICK & METCAL.Fs 1920 y.
y. Ave. II
SIX ATTRACTIVE outside rooms and bath.
southern exposure "a floor yards and
porch every convenience two car iiness 81.
KENT. lie North Carolina ave. Sc. EAR-
RICK q METCALF, 1879 Kew York ave
mlZ2-3t
FURNISHED or uufurnished: available April
g. beautiful 7-ro0m apartment Washington
Heights, for $50 a month until October J.
BOX 80 Times Office II
FOR RENT-MODERN APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS.
GA Corona" AZ II ST. NV.
New and convenient accessible 10 cars and
market. rooms and bath, $3.50 70 SCI. 50.
First hooF: excellent Arrangement for doctor
Huntington" 27I5 18th 81. DI,
No. q. rooms and bath. in good condi-
ton. can rent for si5 month.
''Allcuhurst.'' 18th and Columbia road NV.
No. 81; 8 rooms and bath. very attractive
ell outside rooms $3.50 month.
These and many other desirable apartments
for rent for less than yearly term.
A. r. FOX CO.. Established 1876.
The Realty CORNER" 14th at n y. ave
mhZ1-2t
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of men is actively engaged In clearing
away the approaches and putting the
surrounding property in presentable
shape.
On the spacious unoccupied Mille'
property on the northwest corner. men
and teams are grading the ground for
the new baseball park and a high board
fence is being erected about the prop
prtv
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FOR REET-FARMS

EIGHTEEN ACRES rich soil; running
stream. lawn, fruit. water at door; improved
by 6-room house and all nect ssary outbuild-
ings; miles from. District Columbia line;
steam and electric cars; near Silver Springs
$3.50 a month. MARION DuCKETT &
SON 635 F St NV. uh20-st
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EVANSVILLE, ND.

FOR SALE-Twenty-hve large building lots
emily Two miles west OF the United states
Treasury Department, on electric car line
fare cents 10 any part Of the city terms
s. cash; balance, s. per month without in
terest; also small tracts Of one. two three.
i've, ten and twenty acres EACH cheap and
on easy terms. Call for list. JAMES y.
CLEMENTS, I40s 81. NV. Washington,
D L. mnZ1-5T
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ONLY Sls 70. WORTH $50.
A apartments No 5J3 Rhode Island ave. ne. /.
tive large rooms and bath. take through
cars on G. ST. F. II. SMITH & Co B0ad
building mhls-6t
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RICHMOND
PARK

Most desirable lots and villa sites in
the District. surrounded by magnificent
oaks and shade trees, adjoining Cleve-
land Park and Bureau of Standards, be-
tween Connecticut and Wisconsin ave
nue. car lines. Nineteen minutes ride
from center of city. Only subdivision
that is now being connected with the
city sewerage and water, 40 feet ele-
walton above city level
The recent purchase by the Govern
ment Of Rock Creek Park brings this
property within 10 minutes walk Of
Sheridan Circle, the palace part of tho
city.
Terms-Sl00 cash. $50 monthly, incIud-
ing sewerage, water, and gTanOhthic
walks.
service, should you desire TO inspect
this exceptional property, either for
home site or investment.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
sa7 SO N RLoopEINoDALE.

Convenient 70 car lines pretty brick o.
rooms; tiled bath; cellar ind furnace; al
most new and IN excellent repair. COLLINS
GUERRY CO, 6Z1 18th st. nv. mh2Z-3t
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MONEY t. LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent OF buy
coal. viii furnish all you need. 7 END Yo8
% your fHEnituEs o. piano. these loans ara
strictly PRIVATE Try ma p. D. BOX
80 SzsEioa @ fsS-tf
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Spring Hill, Va; face @. 4. & o. -. r. r,
or viii exchange. BOX 40, Times ONCE.
mhLl-lr
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FOR RENT-ia rear Of sfs Lat NV, four
room brick: rent reasonable. Inquire BIS LIST
NV. mh20-8t
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NEW six rooms and bath; cenentsd cellars:
furnace heat; Handsomely decorated. 6 and
18th e.. Sc. t2050 s. E. MASSEY. 1926 o
q 50. nh10-Bt
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FUR SALE-FARMS.

FARM Of IS acres OF good garden land, new
6-TOOm house, p0rches on 81 sides. new
barn, large hensry; fine water. good GrclaE1ds
6Is miles from Washington. in Mary land. =
miles from station, high ground extended
view reasonable price and terms. NATION
AL FARM AGENCY. 1901 y. Y. Ave. NV
uh2l-Zt
ONE OF THE BEST farms around Wash
inrton. over 81 acres: 5 acres In choics
fruits: newly buiit house OF rooms and
many outbuildings: the very place for Of
6ceholder. z mile from station. 81 minutes
ride 10 city; price reduced, s., go; no agents
Address FRUITFUL. Times Office. mhls-st
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FOR RENT-House sls 18th st. Sc, rooms;
bath and range; large porch IN front; Sl450.
Apply CHAS. z. TRIBBYs Thompson Bldg,
70S 18th Il. NV. mhls-u
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; one acre fruit: stream
corner house, steam ana electric 81, 800.
Easy terms. WM- DeMOTT, with EDWARD
DANIELS. Commercial Natl. Bank bldg.
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IWU HULeLlI near BeIa5 IA One seVen-
room and one eighJ-rOom5 barns and oLher
0utbuIldings; about Jhree-quaEters Of an AGRA
10 each house. fruit and good shade sold
on convenient terms. 81, 700 and g. 500 each.
SIX ROOMS, large lot all fenced. necss-
saTy OuIbuudin8s. Price $500 Easy
terms or 81 LGJ cash WM- DENOTE, with
EDWARD DANIELS. Com. Natl Bank bldg.
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MT. RAINIER and vicinity, houses and lots
on easy terms; one acre. $500: bargain
For sale BY Mt. RAINIER COMP ANY, Mt.
Rainier. Nd. D. II. NESBIT. Manager
mh20-St
FOR QUICK SALE-Three iive-room bricks.
rent for $3.50 each. Trust OF s.. 900; only re-
quires $1,000 cash. WIN pay IN per cent.
HENRY ". OFFUTT, SD and SITS.
mh1A-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE
FAIEMoEP STREET
between 18th and 18th Streets n. ".
A Very Desirable Location.
20 FOOT FRONT.
Southern exposure; lot running back to rear
alley party walls on either side Of lot,
SEE Us AT ONCE FOR A PRICE.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
1921 New York Ave y. W It
Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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FOR RENT-I70g r q. ~, Ii rooms, fur
nished; all modern imHT- : nents; II suitable
owner viii reserve roozn occupies at pres
ent- mhf7-7t
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FOR SALE-A fve-room brick on 4th st
ne OF exchange for a suburban home. BOX
40 Times office. nh2l-5t
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COLONIAL STYLE.
PorChes front and rear = feet 'front.' OUT
of-tOwn owner must make quick sale.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
nugI-gt
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HOUSE-Bay -window brick; s rooms. bath:
cellar: all modern improvements in excellent
repair. Inquire SIS South Carolina ave. Sc.
nnh12-2f
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think They Will gain all the Vest
ern civilizations have that is worth
gaining, whether it he offered
them or not. The only question
to be considered is What viii
they do with IL? Tine alone will
answer thai.
The Japanese have been slid TO
be imitatoFs- borrowers So they
may be- but they are assinilators
and adapters and improvegs.8 too,
They often borrow the worst
with the best. but they end by
throwing the bad away. The day
has long gone by when the world
can call them clever borrowers.
vet they are merely in thir adap-
tive and assimilative era. Already
there are signs of stFstehing out,
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attributes 70 their natural desire
to he as progressive as the other
nations of the earth. That is her
explanation Of her statement that;
''Ninety-fve per cent. at least, OF
the japanese are trying to learn
the English language
To others she accords the right
to eonstrue this as they may. That
doesn't affect her story of the
japan of today, and ths0 ders
one msy see there. Mrs. Riyes
SCENES wrapped up in Japan
In ten years" she said, With
conviction, the japanese will
know how to do everything Ameri-
uaas ~. Tbs differences niu bs
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During all my stay in Jspzn have
seen but one man cry.
All the best of the Oriental
character is theirs, and the great
traits of their civilization they viii
retain-after assimilating our own.
They are 0rientals, and proud %
it.
Tonight there are thousands
huts all over japan where some
eoolie is burning the midnight oil
striving to learn scmething Of the
language and the wonderful civil
zation of the West. The scene is
pretty much the same in all OF
them: an ambitious japanese fat
upon his stomach, book. gener-
ally an English grammar. in FROM
Continued on Second PaEs.I
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HerEs ! FrlendIY Ilnhuls.

First of al let it be understood
in justice to aIrs Wheeler that
hers was a friendly trioute to the
oFientals. As the wife Of the sec
ond secretary Of the American
embassy, she has taken up her
lot among THEM, admires them,
and predicts great things for their
future. She is not an alarmist,
and refused TO commit herself to
any war talk" in fact. she be
lieves there viii never be war.
The thirst Of the Japanese for
AnasFiean ~asA aud learning SAC
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the birth of new inventive facul-
ties. When these are fully born, |
look to see Japan give fully back
TO the West which has so freely
and open-heartedly given her
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~ 80 % - eent


Portend when their mania to learn
English is described as actually
pathetic" By one who has liked
among them and VINO knewS
Halle Ermiuie Riyes Wheeler
novelist, now residing in Tokyo.
brings no more Surprising infor-
nation to hersnative country than
that implied by the opening para
graph of this interview. II Is IN
deed, most remarkable story Mrs.
Wheeler ellis of Japan. which she
designates the dream country of
the world, and its people ard
possibilities. 1t is story of
people seen by her at close range
X whom the world at large has
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japanese Want to KaOu.

What most impressed me in the
Japanese was their consuming
eagerness to learn. II is not in
quisitiveness, nor is it all acquisi-
tixeness. They want to know. And
the desire for knowledge is a erav-
ing. a passion. a feYer Their pa
thence is infinite. They would
work twenty years to overcome an
obstacle rather than have it best
them. Their sense of detail is al
most perfect.
What can the world keep from
suuh PsoPls3 Warp little, 1
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A.eAAWat NZLA

that the japanese will know row
TO do we'll the things We do badly. .
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Most Artistic Nation.

-AVSe AAtiStiC RatiVHs
The Japanese are the most ar
tistic nation on the face OF the
globe. sT The humblest kitchen
utensil in Japan has a beautiful
shape. But they do not know yet
the meaning CT the words ostenta-
ton and display, They are con-
tent - unbelievably content - with
little. With them courtesy and
hospitality is law, and misfor-
tune is borne with patience. Even
death does not move them 70 tears.
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tcOntinusd on Second PaEs.I
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27

little girls; that there are no fairies
and all that rubbish. Such man Is
base born and was born into this life
at the age of thousand and ten. Me-
thusaleh himself could charm little
girl on the front row with his youth
far quicker than the Anti-Xmas-San-
ia Claus-toy- man. Ana
Methuselah lived to an advanced age.
Bernard Shaw says that the Irish
are not peculiar nor abnormal because
they believe in fairies. On the contra
RI. he asks IL all sane men do not real.
iy believe in fairies. And he is right.
There is nothing real in this world ex-
cept the ideal The material itself is
only useful when 1T comes under the
touch of the imagination. No great
fortune has been made without the
imagination. Nay, even the buying
power of money and the circulation OF
the same depends on the very qualities
our matter of fact friends despise.
No. Keep the House of Pretend
fresh and inviolate and in it you will
find an asylum for lost Hope which
sprang from that very place long years
ago, when you were saying still:
When | grow up"