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THE NEW AGUC JPOBTIiAND. OREGON..
IDAHO ADVERTISING.
DOLl'lt SCIIItKIllElt.
Funeral Director.
0IM20 Front Street. OppoMto II. n. Depot
rrk. Hell phone 212K. Hid. phono .
IIOIfiE, IDAHO.
QTATE HANK OK IDAHO.
W'clier, Idaho.
CAPITAL, SDO.00O.
Edward Shalnweld,
President
Chas. J. Hclwyn,
Caihlcr.
AIko liaa a branch at Cambridge, Mnlio. The
reoplo'i Ilnnk. Solicits our buslncsa.
Hotel Weiser,
Wclscr, Idaho.
BARTON & DRIZEHDIHE, Proprietors.
Free Sntuptu Hooiiih. Ilntcs rcaHon
nblo. Miners', Stockmen's unci Com
morcitil Moii'm llunilquiirturri.
Largest iiml bent appointed hotel in
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K. W. SCIIUHritT, Mnnitger.
BOISK, IDAHO.
OPENED JANUARY, 1901
AMERICAN PLAN.
ItATKH 12.50 AND UPWARDS.
Headquarters for Tourists, 'Mining
Men and Commercial Travelers.
Prcscott, Brandt & Co.,
Office with J. II. IIUAYIUI I
Immigration Ant. 0. H. I.. II. It.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Tim great hntmt land mllil climate, purn
mountain air, Mnn water. Tim death rato la
lower In Idaho limn In any other atatu In tho
Union. Nn cyclone, atorms nr billiards.
First premium on f rut t at the World i Fair,
Chicago, I89.lt 1'arls Kxpoaltton, lOiX). Flrat
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cultivated graaica, and vegetable to porfac
tlon Wu will bo pleated to show jon lino Irrl
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ami ntliur point". Wu have. linrKalua In lauda
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rial rati to Kmmvll, Star, I'carl and Snake
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uioti,
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Nampa, Idaho
101118 IIUNZIKKR.
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AND 01TICIAN.
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A. OKISKH, Proprietor.
Commercial, Family and
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UAKKK CITY, OUHttON
PIER HARDWARE
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OltRUOK M'ltONE OAK 301.
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Ettib'lihed Jan. . 1889.
Incorporated July 8, 1881.
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Tea, Coflec, Spices, Unking Powder,
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24-2B Front St rout,
Bet. Amh and Ankmny.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
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RENA STINSON, Lidr Alllllint.
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U. II. OAUIINCIt, Vice Prcaldont.
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Portland Implement Co,
JOHN DEERE PLOWS,
HARROWS, ETC.
FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.
188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
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WONDERFUL TIDE CALCULATOR.
Undo Sam hns a wonderful clock at
WanhlnRlon, D, 0., which represents the
thought and effort of nineteen of the bout
years of thp life of William Fen-ell, to
whom mariners owe as much, probably,
b to any other man.
Tho clock Is a tldo-prcdlctlns machine.
Day after day a woman keeps turning a
little handle, causing the hands on tho
center dial and the smaller ones at each
side to revolve until they reao'i certain
figures which indicate the time nil height
of the tide at all principal no-iports on
the North American coast. In like man
ner, the time of low tides Is ascertained.
At some seaports the tides rise higher
and fall lower than the average, and the
pressing of a handle makes the neces
sary connections for such places.
To attempt to describe tho Intricate
arrangement of this wonderful raachlno
would be futile. Suffice It to say that In
a day the woman operator can computo
the tides for a month, and she will not
havo to add or subtract a number simply
take readings as indicated hy the posi
tions of the hands on the dial. So accu
rate Is this machine that the measure
ments of the heights of tho tides as they
occur arc generally within an Inch of tho
figures announced, sometimes years In
advaucc, while there Is usually less than
fifteen minutes difference between tho
forecast and actual times of occurrence
of high and low tides.
To verify the work of this calculator, a
machine dalled a tide gaugo is used,
which requires no human assistance ex
cept to wind the clockwork. A pencil
presses upon a roll of paper that covers
a cylinder. The pencil is fastened to a
wire, whoso other end Is fixed to a float
on tho water. As the water rises and
falls, the wire tightens and slackens.
PHA8E8 OF WEATHER STUDY.
Medicine Hat, Home of the Hllxznrd, a
Pluco of Vurylnic Tciupcruturc.
Mcdlclno lint! A uaino to coujuro
by.
Kvcry blast from the Icohouso of Old
Horcns, according
to tho weather bu
reau, Btnrts from
M o (I I c I n o Ilat,
And where Is Med
icine lint? Away
up In British As
slnlboln, U00 miles
west of Winnipeg,
whoro tho Alas
kan galea come
whooping out of
the north and tho
WALTEn citossKiLi. blizzard Is cradled
In tho very homo of the storm king.
Medicine lint Is a town of 1,000, Is
very primitive nnd unfashionable, nnd
Is situated In a deep depression with
bluffs surrounding It on all Bides. It
hns been nptly likened to a small lump
of butter In a huge butter bowl. The
Canadian Pacific Itallroad enters tho
town through a narrow ravine, strikes
straight across tho sunken valley and,
gradually climbing along tbo side of the
western bluff, comes out once more up
on tho prairie. While Medicine Hat Is
more widely known becnuso of Its con
nection with our weather reports than
for any other reason, It Is of consid
erable Importance ns a railroad and
trade center for a largo section of tho
surrounding country. It Is a divisional
point on tho Canadian Pacific and Is
tho Junction point for n lino Htrctchlng
nway Into tho Kootenny district at tho
southwest. It Is also the head of nav
igation on the Saskatchewan river and
Is a commercial center for a very large
area of ranching country.
Tho weather station Is In charge of n
typical Westerner, Walter Crossklll by
name, Just such a character as tho art
ist love to picture. While voyaging
about the world on a schooner tie stud
led astronomy as a pastlmo; has pros
pected through the entlro length and
breadth of the mountains of British
Columbia; has fought Indians and half
breeds; has been n rancher and trader,
and Is now not only weather observer
but town magistrate. Ho Is also a ear-
penter and he builds houses when the
weather Is such that ho can leavo It
without attention. Crossklll Is 70 years
of age, but looks not more than 50. Ho
Is not as polished and well dressed as
his fellow scientists of the city, but
Muds Jeans, collarless shirt and heavy
boots a very satisfactory costume.
Crossklll twice each day sends re
ports to Chicago. Wnshlngtrn, Minne
apolis and to Canadian points. His re
liability has been tested on many oc
casions. Crossk Ill's ottlco Is a small
atory and a half building, well back
from the street. And uot only la It his
office, but carpenter shop nud living
rooms, as well as tho town court
house.
Weather conditions at MoJIcIno Hat
aro peculiar and full of surprises, Oue
naturally expects to tind the thermom
eter showing poluts below sero more
than anythlug else during the winter
months, ami also to llnd lower temper
aturo registered than at aity other place
on tho American continent. Such Is
not tho case, however, though It gets
pretty cold In Medicine Hat at the
right time of year. In the Northern
States a temperature of 35 degrees be
tow aero Is often recorded and It has In
a number of instances been lower thau
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AK OVT-DOOn TIDE INDICATOR
and the pencil draws curved lines upon
the paper, exactly reproducing, on n
small scale, the fluctuations in aititudo of
the surface of tho water.
Connected with the tide gauge one may
often cee what Is called the tide Indi
cator. This is another clock, so to speak,
but the dial records tho height of the
tide instead of minutes nnd hours. Each
figure represents one foot, and each bar
between the figures is six Incites. These
indicators are Indoor and outdoor. The
latter hare hands 10 to 15 feet long, trav
eling over a half circle possibly 20 feet
from side to side, with figures which tho
pilot of a vessel can see half a mile away.
Indicators arc Intended for use in shallow
channels, and nro also found In shipping
offices and marltlmo exchanges.
that At Mcdlclno Hat tho lowest
point touched was 80 degrees, during
the past six years. In summer It gets
fearfully hot nt times. In spite of Its
northern location. Ono hundred de
grees above zero Is not unusual In Juno
and July, which nro tho hottest
months. During the year 1000 there
wcro but three months .which showed
a temperature bolow zero Janunry,
I"'cbrunry and Mnrch. December show
ed tho lowest point to havo been 23
degrees above zero.
Tho average snowfall at Medicine
lint Is ten Inches for the year. Snow
seldom lies on tho ground longer thnn
a day or two and, strange ns It may
seem of such a northern locality,
sleighs arc practically unknown. Such
rapid changes of temperature ns aro
experienced nowhere clso In America
are responsible for this.
It Is certainly a queer country n
country of strange contradictions nnd
odd conditions. To think that tho
"home of the cold wavo" Is more often
warm than cold seems queer enough,
but It remains a fact nevertheless.
ALFRED KRUPP,
Head of Great Steel Work at' Eaaen,
'the Blcbe.t Man In Germany.
Alfred Krupp. manufacturer of guns,
Is the richest man In Germany, accord
ing to tho Incomo tax returns. He has
nn annual Income of
more than 20,000.
000 marks, and this
places him far and
nway ahead of any
other class of rich
men In the Gorman
Kmplre. Ills grand
father, Frederick
Krupp. who discov
ered tho secret of
making cast steel,
out of which the
hehb Knurr. great rortuno hns
been evolved, died In poverty In 1820.
The father of Alfred Krupp succeeded
to the little foundry lu Rsscu, and ho
and hla son begnn applying the secret
process of transforming steel Into the
making of guns. Together they worked
out tunny Inventions, all of which went
to building up the enormous busluess,
tho greatest of Its kind In the world.
The father died In 1877, but long before
that time Alfred Krupp had assumed
entire charge of the fnctory. Indicative
of what nn Incomo of (5,000,000 a year
means In Germany, It may be noted
that the next richest man Is Herr von
Thlelo-Wlueklcr, tho coal master,
whom Income Is 0,000,000 marks, or
$1,600,000 a yenr.
Tlio DntiRors of Palmistry .
If the study of palmistry, which Is
very general In this country at the
present time, were to bo pursued only
by persous of Intelligence nnd Judg
ment, the results would hardly fall to
be good or at least harmless, but as a
matter of fact a large proportion of
these students (and shall we say teach
ers, also?) are of a literal turn of mind.
This line, say they, means that the In
dividual will die by drowning, or by
tire, or bo widowed early In life, or In
herit a fortune. Fancy the Influence
upon literal and superstitious minds,
aud upon nervous nnd melancholic per
sons, of predictions like these I Im
agine the aggregate Influence upon hu
man happiness of an untold value of
such bosh! Tbo very fact that palm
istry seotns to be approaching the dig
nity of a science reudere Iti promiscu
ous and Ignorant handling dangerous.
When wo stop to consider for a mo
ment'tho class of people who are tnk
lug up palmistry all over tln country,
for tho'balf-dollars nnd quarters to lie
picked up, tho force of this warning Is
felt The little kuowledge which Is
dangerous Is theirs, nnd they are mul
tiplying ulmost like the sands of the
sea.-Good Housekeeping.
It tiAokod Touh.
-Will you carve, Mr. Cleaver?" asked
the laudlady, as she placed the turkey
on tbo boarding-house table.
"No, thauk you," replied the face
tious boarder, "let Mr. Hnckctt. He's
a atone cutter." Philadelphia Bulletin.
Blessings In disguise are respoiuabia
far a lot of profanity.
Star Brewery
Company
Brswers-atd Holders of
Hop Gold Beer
Vancouver, Wash,
linst Third and Burnslde Sts., Port
land, Oregon.
Herbert A. Hale,
Landscape
Photographer
Mt. Hood and Columbia
River Views.
132$ Third Street, corner of Third and Alder.
WHEN YOU DUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Cut This Out and Oct a Reduction at
Henry Jennings.
173-174 First Street.
Suvnd soap and chX
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Tolcpliouo lied MI. I'rlvato rooms.
Oambrinus Garden Saloon.
Andrew Swnnaon, I'rop.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Cor 23d and Washington 8ti. Portland Ona
Portland Club
and Cafe...
I3Q Fifth Street
OUR SPECIALTIES:
II Monogram and III Cyrus Noble
Whiskies.
A Roaort for Gontlemen.
Oregon 'Phone Main 003; Columbia 407
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and Prompt
service
SPEGI
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033.
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All Hours.
Tranalent atook given the verr best of care.
jlatea aim a) a reasonable ana aausiacupn Guar
anteed. Phone Halo 51. Cor, Rose and Oak Sts.
ROSEBUKG, OREGON.
Oregon Made Umbrellas
iiiiiii.i ii a ii i
.C. M. MEREDITH..
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER
Repairing and Recovering of Fine Umbrellas
a Dpeciauy.
313 Washington Htra.t.
Three doors above Old & King
PORTLAND, OREQON,
BARR HOTEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
New house, newly rurnlahed, two blocks from
Union depot .All th. modern Improvements,
fire-proof, hot and cold naUr, centrally 1
caud.
Bates, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
It Ml ate. Baths 16s.
Cor. Sixth and Qllsaa, Portlaa.
h rni Twm u
V PORTLAND, OREGON.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83X North Third 8t.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
REPAIRING NKATI.Y DONB.
Work Called for and Delivered.
All Work Guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
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G. F. ROBERTS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
455 Washington St., Cor. Thirteenth,
Phono Bed 1014. . PORTLAND, OREfiON
..ESMOND .. HOTEL.
Portland, - - ' Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKS!
kEuropean Plan, 50c to $ .50 Per Day
American Plan, $ to$2PerDa
OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager.
J. C. PENDEOABT. Chief Clerk.
HAZELWOOD CREAM CO. .
Both Phones 1M.
We mako a specialty of "Hazel
wood" butter and Cheese.
Choicest Ico Cream, Purest of
Milk, Cream and Buttermilk.
382 Washington St. PORTLAND, OHEGON
NORTHWEST IMPLEMENT GO.
Dealers In
Agricultural Implements
AND VEHICLES.
Racine, Fish Wagons. Canton Plows.
F. H. SCHRHIBER, Mgr.
ao8 Front St. PORTLAND.
C. II. Walker.
W. D. Allen
The Climax Cafe
162 North Blxth Street.
A Choico Collection of Wines and Liq
uors. Imported nnd Domestic
Cigars.
POOL AND BILLIARD PARLORS .
Tele phono North 1871.
Blazier's...
' No. 248 Burnslde Street ,
Bet. Second nnd Third,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tho Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
Trammlmmi SolloHmtl
-BOTH l'HONE3.
Travelers should take"S" Street Carat Union
Depot and tranafer at Yamhill Street to East
Ankuey Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
B.W. DE ORK, E. D. ZlESKl,.
President. Vice l'rest. and Mgr.
N. A. 8PRONO, Beo'y and Treat
Thm Tontlnm
Smvingm AmmocMImm
Incorporated.
Home offices. New York life Building,
Uluneapolla, Winn,
mmmHml Mtmmk 9100,000.
Paid to Contract Holders In Portland for Week
Ending Nov. 23, 13,300.00. s
J. F. OLSEN, Btate Agent,
Oregonlan Building. Portland, Oregon
B. B. RICH
IBS TsHM ST.
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