The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, January 04, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextihW( , amkr- " r-i THE NEW AGE. PORTLAND. OREGON. TOPICS OF THE TIMES. TIio Sultnn of Turkey lenrntd the French Iiuikiiiiku In olio oasy lesson. A doctor ciin H!rsundo n woman to linvu almost anything nmiiutntod ex copt her tongue. If laziness Is t cully a disease, what n lot of sick people there must bo who don't try to be cured. The New York Hun devotes a pngo to A communication "How to Stop Huor liiK." Keep awiikel HIiikIo statehood sounds llko a mitt nomer for the projose wedding of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Almost every day some man suddenly discovers that his wife's affections aro worth anywhere from $25,000 to $1G0, 000. Newspaper postago has been abol ished In l'eru. It Is probable that all the l'eru newspapers support the ad ministration. Said an Irish physician of a patient: "If he lives till morning ho may pull through; but If he doesn't there Is no hope for him." It Is said that a widow noted for her garrulity hangs the late lamented's tint on the back of a chair and talks at It for ten hour at a stretch. Klnnnclers say that gold Is becoming too plentiful In this country. There aro quite a number of people, however, who have not yet hollered "Muff." Has the meanest man been found In that New York sport who nsked to be Im'ked tip becauxe he wild he was so mean ho was afraid of killing himself? The up-to-date prima donna appreci ates that there Is more than one way to acquire free publicity. Kiiiinii Ne vada has como to the defense of rag time. It Is said that a cork leg Is so called because It Is never made of cork. The statesmanship of some of our public men might bo accounted for In tho name way. Jay ClouId'H youngest boy has mar ried a girl who has an Income of about $100,000 a year. It Is supposed, how ever, that ho had other reasons for wanting her. When two boys start out In life, ouo with, a copy of "Winning Ills Way" in his pocket and the other with a piece of natural elementary hustle In his head, the latter usually conies In llrst at the post. There Is this drawback to an X-niy diagnosis from tho patient's point of view: Tho doctor at the same time can make an Investigation of the subject's pockclhook and teo how much he can charge. An advocate of the now housekeeping for new women recommends that as much housework be done away from home as possible. The housework stunt that we should like to see done away from home Is the sweeping. DesJardlneH, n Frenchman who won n medal of honor by his heroic rescues nt tho charity bazaar tiro in l'arls In 1NH7, when so many lives were lost, was found on tho streets of that city In an almost starved condition last week. He still clung to the medal of honor which ho hail In his pocket, but his clothes wore In tatters and hu was nslmmed to wear It. Heroism does not seem to amount to much In tho battle for bread. Tho imhhIoh for foot-lmtl Iiiih bocaino ho fiiKntoHtiiK In ront'iit yirn that no mo t'litliiiMliiNtN aru now liii'lliutl to hclluvu that pivimriitloim for tncklliiK iml mill liiK. imttMlut; ami liui-kliic, bluuild Infill curlier tliau Iiiih Ihvii tint rtilo lioruto fore. KooMmll MiuU'rj,'urtimn may lm found Ubi'ful, wlillo blocking ami dm cM'liuiiKu of nlj?nals, Interference and Kiiiuilrt lack Htratcjiy may lm taiiKlit to iidvautitKU In tlie nursery. Kven In the cradle, kicking and trick pltiys may not Ik altogether out of place. The failure of Dennett, the famous teiniH'rniico roMniimut men, for fU-.OOO In rdh'ulllcuut. Dennett once controlled it chain of restaurants that reached across the continent. It Is also lin INirtaut to note that his creditors are not business men, hut mostly women ami missionary Middles, ltu.stiuws projects hiibwl on philanthropic or it formatory Ideas aro precarious ven tures. They are like certain forms of classic music and dramatic art. lTn. less they appeal to the musxes they de feat themselves for, not IioIiik Mlf-8us-talnlni;, they ate lost to the world. When a lady jrots an Idea of property niu gets It htrong. At Allcutown, l'a n force of painters attempted to paint the side of a house adjoining the prop erty of a widow named Qulggs, when Mrs, Qulggti ami her on and daughter attacked them with clubs, hammers ami hatchets. The imlnters were com. pel led to retreat after UMug considera bly cut ami bruised, Tho tight was canned by an old dispute over the prop erty line, Mrs. Qulggs claiming that ho owns tho air on her sldo of the fence, where the painters were working, In the trouble bho ued the nlr nearly all up, talking, While wo sometime shudder at the prospect of auarchy In tula couutry we hare small cause for fear by the side of the people of Italy and Austria. It Is learned from a Home dispatch that no mention was made of the assassina tion of President McKlnley at the re opening of the Italian parliament be cause the socialist deputies threatened to defend the assassin and tho govern ment feared a scene. When tho Aus trian parliament met the same state ment was mado respecting the silence on that occasion. In Austria and Italy, It would seem, what In known In this country as socialism Is In those coun tries anarchy. Socialism In this coun try Is far removed from anarchy. The socialists of America seek more gov ernment while the anarchists are op posed to all government. What must be the condition of Italy and of Aus tria when a largo number of members of parliament openly sympathize with and defend tho murder of t govern ment servant! In attempting to concil iate these rabid government haters Italy and Austria havo revealed their dangerous foes. Wo can tako care of anarchy In this country If wo can keep out Kuropean anarchists. Anarchy cannot thrive In the utmonphcro of a republic. Hut If tho human wolves continue to breed abroad and cannot bo kept from our shores our security Is periled constantly. That "tho world do move" In medlcnl circles Is Indicated by an address re cently made by Dr. George II. Fowler, tho retiring President of the Now York County Medical Society, a practi tioner of tho allopathic, or "regular" school, as It calls Itself. Dr. Fowler on this occasion said that the code now permits consultation with any legally qualltlcd medical practitioner, and that tho high standards of medical educa tion In New York to-day aro Uie results of this. Ho said further: "Wo have se cured tho cooperation of the societies of the regulars, the eclectics, and the homeopaths. Wc do not respect our selves and are not respected when wo disagree among ourselves. I think the day Is near when there will bo a gen eral handshaking and agreement, and I hope the day Is coming when the whole medical profession will be one." The society which Dr. Fowlor address ed npplaudcd him warmly, and com mittees were appointed to secure the union of the regular and homeopathic county societies, All this Is most en couraging. The "medical hatred" has been In years past wellulgh as bitter as the "theological hatred." Tho war ring medical scliools have fought each other as llercely as the religious sects lined to do. Hut as we havo come Into the new century there has been a soft ening down of tho asperities, and there Is now a disposition to make conces sions, and not any longer claim tho whole truth. This liberalizing process In the medical profession Is particular ly gratifying. For somo time past tho adherents of ouo school havo not hesi tated to declare that they havo taken what thoy thought was effective from the materia medlcii of the other, and more than once the old-tlmo unyielding opponents have met on middle ground between the Infinitesimal attenuation and the full-grown bolus. This, as we havo said, Is hopeful. No ouo school Is big enough to contain tho whole truth. It Is wise, then, to utilize what Is good In -nil and to combine for that purpose. When the day conies that "tho whole medical profession will Iki one," as Dr. Fowler says, perhaps the mor tality lists will not bo so large. A yulok-Wltteil I )oo tor. A certain Trench mirgeon, of whom the Young Itidles' Journal tells, had so much more thought for his patient than for his own safety on ouo occasion, that he resorted to an expedient which, al though etllcacloiiH, might havo remitted In his own death. He hail been commissioned to bleed the Grand Kelgulor, and either through timidity or nervousness, had met with an awkward accident. Tho point of tho lancet broke olT In the vein, ami tho blood would not How, That point must bo got out somehow. Without stopping to consider the con sequences to lilmself, tho surgeon gave his highness it violent slap In the face. This produced the desired effect, for surprise ami Indignation on tho part of his august patient put tho blood Into violent circulation. The vein bled free ly and the lancet point came out. The bystanders were about to lay hands on the surgeon when he Haiti, "Klrst let me llulsh the operation and bandage the wound." This done, ho threw himself at the feet of the Htiltun and explained his action. The sultan not only pardoned him, bin gave him a handsome reward for keep ing his wits about him In it critical mo ment. Our Coul-1'roiliuiliiK liiings. Tho volume of carbonic acid exhaled by a healthy person In twenty-four hours Is about tlfteen thousand cubic Inches, containing about six ounces of solid carbon. This Is at the rate of 137 avoirdupois per annum; and, taking tho population of the world at a thousand millions, this means that tho human race breathe out every year slxty-ono million tens of solid carbon. Tho Mala TliittK. Toss Oh, yes, she married n man with it highly honored mime. Jo8 What! I never considered "Scadds" n hluhly honored name. TchS Well, you should see the way It's honorwl at the bank. Philadelphia Preds. A Itttro lllrtl. SmytheWntkyns Is n remarkable man. lie hasn't any debts." Wrowne HtibU't he? Siuythe No; ho doesn't eveu owe anybody it letter. yomcrvllle Journal. l.lbtcn to a girl live mluutes ami you will hear her bay she Is a bundle of ucrves. Leadloo Business Firms oi tmjib "i T HI CELKBRATBD COLUMBIA BREWSRY AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. V This well-known brewery Is now Minting out the best lleer and I'ortcreast of the Cascades. The latest appliance (or the manufacture ot rood healthful Hecr hare been Introduced, and nly tli first-class article will be placed on the snatket. East Second Street THE DALLESDR. Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OR, General Forwarding AND Commission Merchant. Offices and Warebouici at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS ( Wool handling our specially. Q rain bought and old. The Regulator Line The Dalles, Portland Astoria ... NAVIGATION COMPANY ... Through Freight mnd Passenger Line. Daily Line of Steamers Between Portland, Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood River and AH Poind on the Washington Side. Thehlramera DallcsCltyand Iterator Icare "'.U-V"1.'.'' worntnp (except Sunday) at 7 and Th. Dalle, at H A. St.. arriving at de.tlna tlon in ample time (or outgoing trains. rralmht ftatom Oroatly Roduood. V. 0. ALLAWAY, Gen. Agent, ioot ot Court Street. The D axles, Or. Columbia Brewery Tho Omlohratmd ' AUGUST OUCMLER, Propr. Of the produet ot thin well-known brewery, Die United mates Hvallh Itcporu tor Juno SM. two, says: "A more superior brew never entered Ilia labratorrof the Onitod Hlatei Health Ile porti. It It absolutely dev.ld ot tho slightest ice ui auuueraiion, uui on i lie otner n but on the other hand la ot malt and chJsAaof rs are of the hlgmMnid ho greatest benefit and comnostd of the best hop, ltstouloiiualltl.a It can be died with tho satisfaction bv old and young, lis use can con- eclcullou iieiiuousir r lintorioeu ty me physicians, jlh the certainty that a better, purer or more liolesome boveraira could not uniiliilr found." Emmt Maoond St., THE DALLES, OH. Walla Walla, Wash., Advertising. McBride Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage Wagons. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Telephone 66. 124 E. Maln'St. HOTEL DACRES tf S. SIA10N, Proprietor. if i ( Formerly Simon HoUSC Rates $2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA, WASH. GILBERT HUNT GO. Machine Shop and Foundry Willi Walla, Washington. Manufacturers oi PRIDE OF WASHING TON Threshers, Self Feeders, Drap-, en and Machine Extlres oi Every Description. REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY, Catalogue Free. City Chop House and Restaurant A. A. UAPLKNGKIt A CO., Prop. Open day and night. PrWate Rooms for Lad les, Lunebe put up for Tra elnrs. II Third St, North, bet. Aukeny and Durnslde. POUTLANn. OltEOO.V. Flm Furnished Rooms RifreshMNts - Cuba Cafe - ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr. . ' KD. WHITEHEAD, Mgr. 83-oa Fourth St root, Opp, Chamber ot Commerce, PORTLAND OK MONTANA ADVERTISEMENTS. CLOTHES THAT WEAR and oro (It to wear, bear our label, Barbers' Coats, Walters' Jackets and Aprons. OsLtns& Klein, HELENA ANO BUTTE, MONTANA. HERRMANN & CO. Furniture and Carpets, 201-203 Broadway. Undertakers and Emfeatmers, 129 Broadway, Telriiliane 40. HKLKNA, MONT. Kessler Brewery BREWERS AND BOTTLERS Of'lllgh-Qrado Ueers, Holona, - - Montana CAM, at Tin: Keller Studio roit YDirn fine Photographs Wc hnvo nil tho Intent styles In Mount. jinng your rummc worn nun get pneos. rVIl-.l-.CiIX 0ip. KO. Iliilenn, Blunt. WEST COAST OYSTER CO. Importer, Planter ,t Dealer In .Eastern and Paoifio Coast Oysters. 142 19th St., Opposite Exposition llldg. Ilrnnch ot Dnrbco it Immcl 0 stcr Co., Union Fn,uaro Market, Hun FmiicIh-o, t'nl. Ovater lli'ds.tiin Krunchro llaynudOjsicrvlllc.HlinaU MntiTllH'. Orison 1'liono Boittli IHlj Colum bia Phone CI 8. Free Delivery. ..THE BROOKE DRUG CO.. Prescriptions Accurately and Care fully Compounded. Tclophoms Columbia 7.V), OrcRou Itcil liV.I Prescription - Druggists 67 North Third St root PORTLAND - - , OREGON SPRANGER'S, ARCADE 3. 33, 34 North Sixth Street, Corner Couch. ...BILLIARDS AND POOL... Ladles' and Gents' Reading Room U. tl. SPRANOKR, Prop. Oregon Phonu Mnlu 751. Columbia Phono 751 Portland, Oregon. Baggage and Omnibus Transfer ...COMPANY... Oil) to 8. W. Cor. Fourth mid Ktnrk Sts. Telephone KW. POllTLAND, OUKQON. Exchange Your Checks With Messenger on Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes. lnpi;nc.o checked nt real donee to any destination. llranch Onircs; Hotel Portland; United Carrlago Co., 8euntli and Taylor. L. H. ADAMS, Mgr. "THE PINE a66 Pine Street, Between Third and Fourth... CIIAS. BAUAldARTEN, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. JJ jj Family Rooms. Arthur Dm Marshall. Reat Estate arid Mortgage Loans Farms and 71m hor Lands tmvoaimonta mado mnd property hmndlmd for non romldatita. SS 1-2 TtilrdSt. Portland, Or agon. Ask Your Dealer For MITE SHIMS TKACC y us. HARK. BY RAIL AND VTATBH. AST0BU&C01DIBU A RIVER RAILROAD GO. Two snoll Passenser irate Dolli WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS nETWLEN Portland, Astoria- Seaside Leaves Union Depot 1'ortland For MftTgen, Bain lor.Olatskan lo Westport, Clifton, Astoria, Warren ton, Flavel, Gear hart Park and Sea side. Astoria A Reaihoro Express Dally. Astoria Express Sally. Arrives Union Depot Portland 8:00 a.m. 11:10 a.m. BtftSp. m. 2:30 p.m. 8:40 p. m. Dally except Saturday. (Saturday only. Ticket office, 255 Morrison street, and Union depot, Portland. J. C. MAYO, Gen. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or. SHAVER TRANSPORTATION GO. STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER, Will Ioato Portland, foot of Washington St Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday cvonlm; nt 5 o'clock, for Hanrlcs Island, St. flolens, Canles, Deer lslnnd, Martins, Kalama, Ncor City, j'vu, iBiiiuu, .Jintuiia, jtnmuin, mur vib, ltanlcr. Mt. Collin. Mareor. Htetla. Oak Point. Frccmans, Mausanlllo,Clntskanlo and all way tandlnif. "BEST OF EVERYTHING" In a word this telU of the pas. songer scrvlco Tin THE NORTHWESTERN LINE Sght Trains Dally between Ht. Paul and Chicago, comprising Tho T.ntoat I'iiUiiihii Hleupora, I'eerlnsi Dlnlnsr Cara, Llbrurjr una Observation Cars, Fr lleellnlns; Chair Cara. TltlC TWi:TIKTH CKNTUUY THAtN "THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED" Runs Every Day of the Year. The Finest Train in the World Electric Lighted Steam Heated TO CHICAGO BY DAYU0UT. " The Iladger fitato Kxpress. the flacst Day Train Running lletnecn Ht. Paul and Chicago via the short Line. Connections from the West made via. The Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Canadian Pacific Railways This Is also tho best lino between Omaha, St Paul mid Minneapolis. All Agents sell Tickets via "The Northwest ern Line," V. H. MEAD, General Agent. II. L. SISLER, T. A. 94K Alder Htr.et, 1'ortland, Or. BEST LINE TO St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnlutb, Chicago, AND ALL POINTS EAST. Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining Cars (meals a la carte), IluB et, Smoking, Library Cars. For tickets and full Information regarding iff Eastern trip, call at city ticket dftlce, IX) Third strcot. A. II. C. DKNNISTON. City Pass, and Ticket Agent. ..THE REGULATOR LINE.. Tha Dallas, Portland t Astoria Navigation Oo. COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY. 8TEAMEK8 Dalles City ami Regulator & COLUMBIA RIVER W- HETWKEM Portland, Cascade Locks, Hood River and The Dalles. For information call on or address M. V. HARRISON, Agnt, Oak titroet Dock, I'OltTLAMl, OK. Oregon Foue 911. Col, Fone 493. Of W. C ALLAWAY, GenL Agt., The Uallx, Or. V, J. aMITll, Trav. Ac BARR HOTEL European and American Plan. Furnished in First-CIoss Style. New boose, newly famished, two blocks from union depot. .All th nodera Improvements, re-proof, tot and cold walar, centrally lo Satsi, 91 and $1.25 a Day. afla3c, Bath 34. Car. Sixth aai GIUm, Fsrtlaai. BT BAIti AND WATER. mm. OREGON Shout line and union Pacific TIME 5CHEDULEI Portland, Or. Dsmbt ARRtVK Chicago Portland Bpeclal 9:Wa. m. via HuntlnKton, Bait Lake. Denver, Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, Ht. Louls,Chlcagoand Ksst. 4130 p.m. Atlantic Express 8:W p.m. via Huntington. Walla Walla Ixswls-ton.Bpokane.Mtn-neapolls.St. Paul, Dultith. Milwau kee,ChlcaxoAEasl 8: 10 a. m. Bt. Paul Fant Malt Cilo p. m. via fipokano Bait Lake. Denver, Ft. Worth.Omaha, Kansas City, Bt. Louls,CnIcagoatid Kast. 7:00a.m. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. IWOM rOKTI,ANl. I. -00 p.m. All salllnR dales subject to clioriEO For Pan Francisco ball every o days 4:00 p.m. Dally Ex.Uundav atoon.m. baturday 1U.0O p. lit. Columbia Rlisr itismirs. To Astoria and Way LandltiKS. 4 on p. m. Ex. Uunday e:,'ia.tn Moti., Wed. and Frl. Wlllsmstle Rlsr. Writer pcrmlttliiK. Oregon City, New. berg, Hrtleni, Imlo iivnduiice, Cnrval Ilsnud WHy Land ings. 4:80 p.m. Ex. Sunday 7:00 a.m. Tues.. Thur. and Bat. Wlllsmslls and Yam hill Nlrsrs. Water permitting. Orrgun city, liny ton, ib Way land ings. 3:30 p.m. Moti., Wed. aud Frl. Lv. Itlparla 4:05 a. m. Dally except Monday. Snske River. Itlparla to Low Is ton Lv.I.owlitou 7:oo n. in. Dally oxrept Monday. A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or- V. A. 8CIIILLINO. City Ticket Agent. Third and W aldington Btrcots. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route. Trains leavo Drain for Portland and way stations at Vli'M p. m. mid 12U a, in. Leave Portland :'M A. M. 8:30 p.'M; ' Drain.. 3:40 P. M. 2:M A. M Arrive Ashland Vi;!A A. M. 12:33 P. M. ". Kni'minento 6:10 P.M. fl;tw A. M " Kan Francisco 7:4S V. M. 8:45 A. M. Arrlvo Ogdeu 4:M a. M. 7:00 A. if. Denver - w:3t)A. M. 0:15P.M. Kansas City 7:85 A.M. 7:25 A.M. " ChlcKO- 1 Hi A. M. 8:30 P. M. Arrlvo Los Angeles ..,. 2.00 P. M Sioi a. M. F.l Pao o:00 V. M. 6:00 P. M. ' Fort Worth- 8:30 A.M. 6:bOA.M. " City of Moxlco...-ll :50 A.M. 1!:30A,M. " Houston 7:00 A. M. 7:00 A. M. " New Orleans ft::tO p. M. 0;S0 P. M. Washington .. 0:A, M. 6:1.1 A.M. " New York 12:10 P.M. lj:10 P. M. Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars bacratneuto to Ogden and El Paso, and Tourist cars to Chicago, bt, Louis, New Orleans and Washington. v Connecting at Han Francisco with the several f.,.e..ra,1,,l,""e, 'or .Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and Bouth America, Bee agent at Drain station or aadress A. B. MILLER, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. WHITE COLLAR LINE Portland -Astoria Route STEAMER "BAILEY OATZERT" Dally round trips except Sunday. Tlmo Oard. Leave Portland..... Leavo Astoria ..-... ...Ma, ......M..........7 A. 1 The Dalles-Portland Route STEAMER "TAHOMA." Between Portland, The Dalles and Way Points. Tlmo Oard. Lrave Portland Tun. Thurs. and Bat 7 A. Jl . Arrlvo The Dalles, samo day ....... SI. M Uao 1 he Dalles. Bun. Wed. and Frl 7 A. M Arrlvo Portland, same day 4 v, M ATVThls route has thegrandest scenic attrac tions on earth. Landing; Foot of Alder Bt.. Portland, Oregon. Doth 'phones Main 35. JOHN M. F!LLOON.Agt..Tbe Dalles. A.J.TAVLOU, Agt., Astoria. J. C. WYATT, Act.. Vancouver. iy'-JTRISI WVKR, Agts.. White Salmon. PHATilF.K A HAllNFJ, Agti. Hood ltlver. E. W. ClUCHTON. Agt.. Portland. THE HOUSE FURNISHING GO. (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Woven Wire Mattresses. Carpets, Portlers, Hugs. Lare Curtains. Bhades, Furniture, Wall Paper, Picture Frame, Mattresses, UcUdlng. Undertakingand embalmings specialty Stores at Albany and Salem. Ore. Factory at Albany, Ore, Masonic Temple, Albany, Orxqon. .V'