The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-25
COOPER DISCUSSES
JAPANESE QUESTION
Explains His Ideas Concerning
Intermarriage Between
American and Jap
Thinks Our Civilization Cause
of Many Disorders Which
Yellow Men Escape

Il noticed in morning paper that
Japanese blood with the American
would improve the race" said the young
Cooper stomach man" last night He
was leaving his headquarters in the
Owl drug store in the Phelan building,
where he was meeting a. stream OF
callers all day yesterday. when asked
his opinion of this latest theory.
Il haven't considered 1t very serious
ly," he continued. Undoubtedly many
of the Japanese customs would be a
good thing for this country. but I don't
believe in intermarriage. The Japan
csc are wonderful people. They are
the only pioneers left in the world.
They are really as old as any OF the
white races, but they are only waking
up to modern conditions. Their way
OF living is still primitive. This ac-
counts for their wonderful vigor, and
the great progress they are making.
They have, individually, the strength OF
the early American pioneers.
Our forefathers lived life as SIM
pie as that of the japanese now. They
ate sparingly. of plain food, worked
hard, slept well. They were strong
men. and they did big things. II we
are to keep up to their standard and re-
sist the invasions of this new young
race, we must get back to sound.
healthy living.
Half the Americans you see now are
simply dragging through life. They
haven't the strength to do anything.
They feel dull and lifeless. 1t is be-
cause of their way of living. Did you
ever see a Japanese who didn't look
hY~ic ,Tf
That is because they feel well. All
their lives they eat plain food, regular
ly, as the early Americans did / have
never seen a Japanese suffering from
any of the many ailments caused by
stomach trouble.
"The Americans begin when they are
children to eat the wrong things in the
wrong way. It's no wonder that by
the time they are men and women their
stomachs are discouraged and loahng
on the job. Then everything goes
wrong.
Putting three hearty meals a day
into worn out stomach is just slow
suicide. The food lies there and de-
Gays, forms gas, clogs the bowels.
poisons the blood, makes all kinds of
mischief. Experimenting with diets is
just as bad. With all his instincts gone
wrong. a man can't tell what is good or
bad for himself
My treatment has been successful
in thousands of cases here in Sam Fran
cisco just because it is simple and di-
rect. 1t goes right to the seat of the
trouble. 1t gets the stomach to doing its
work properly. Then 1t is only a little
time until the system gets rid Of the
poisons that make the trouble. The
human body will cure itself of almost
anything if it is given a chance.
When every meal digests properly,
flushing the veins with good rich
blood, clearing away impurities, feed
ing the nerves and muscles as nature
intended they should be fed, the whole
body lis OVERLOOKING with life and
health. The patient is literally new
man.
1.-THE change in some of them is as
tonishing even to me, after my years
of experience in making sick people
we'll. If stomach trouble, which causes
at least 95 per cent of all our diseases.
were wiped out of America, there
wouldn't be any question OF improving
the race. 1t just couldn't be inn
proved
Hundreds of persons in San Fran
cisco are enthusiastic converts to the
Cooper theories.