The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, April 05, 1902, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textrawnups 'fl't'WMnMpryjw''' THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON. 6 -"v3 Mm simm : B& r"iLLLLLLLLLHI n mfmm&iM JJUffftlJWMiBB UlllllllllliyHfllBKk- u ---. i . ll iW . IH OfsflsssKB BHs2sWslil3s''L' ,3!i!'$b CONVENIENCES Water, gas, sowers, electric lights, best street cur service, accessibility to park, leading churches and finely graded city schools. Within residence district, covering 20 blocks, where Hawthorno estate offers theso lots for sale, streets will be fully improved, stone side walks laid, and houses will bo all new and modern. No house in this dis trict can cost less than $l,o00. PORTLAND'S GRANDEST MILLINERY OPENING! Wo have planned woll fur the fiiHtidiouH (Iicshoih of thin fnshionnlilo city, and our "millinery lady" inforniH uh that in her oxpericncu hIiu Iiiib never neon any dinphty that compares with oiith in point of Hlyle, quality or price! Among tho many and varied nol'ctioiiH that wo havo gathered aro thoHO from our Now York buyer, scoured in tho world's greutcHt fashion centorH at prices different from tho uhuiiI, and nn wo believe in tho oloHu-profU Hynlein of doing busineHH, you share with uh in tho advantaged that our expert buyers hand over to uh! IT'S ELABORATE IN EVERY DETAIL And thw prices aro wilhin tho jurisdiction of tho most limited purse Tho saving is so pro nounced and tho styles so distinctly different that a visit I'ore today will provo both pleasant and profitable. YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME TO LOOK Whether your intention is. oibuyor compare. Kfliciont and cordial salespeople will he ready to wait on and show you every courtesy prevailing in this progressive ago of modern incr chundis'ng. OTHER SECTIONS OF THE STORE Are beaming with all that is brightest and best, and special goods which arrived yestordnv from our Now York buyers havo beon placed on tho cenlnr-tiihles for your inspection. You'll agree with uh that this is tho economical place to trade when you see tho tremendous ililTor onc in tho prico wo aslc and the quotations given you olsowhoro. Kindly excuse a repetition, but plcaso remember that you aro welcome hero either to look or buy. B. B. RICH CIGARS 103 THIRD ST. rORTLAND HOTEL SS.3S PER MONTH $1,000 HOME FOR A Less tlin I8c per day. NO l.NTKKKBT. OREGON MUTUAL NOME SOCIETY MS 614 Commercial Block. Phone BoHth 1091. POKTLANP. OltK Faith and. Works. One day lust week a Berkeley studcut la sine of Prof. L. Dupotit Syle's eluaser auie Into the recitation-room so lati that the English tea flier uiude a mild yemonstrauce at the extreme tardiness f tbe young man. "Professor," replied the young fcl law lu excusing himself, "my watct. was alow. 1 shall have no fulth lu it after this." "My dear fellow," said Syle. "what 7M do need is not faith, but worka,"- Franclsco Wave. Tbe Cockroach. Tbe common cockroach has spread throughout tbe civilised world by means of ships. This disagreeable bng cornea and goes on ships almost as free ly as tbe rats. The two seem to live together amicably, and they monopo lize largely tbe holds of the ships which carry foodstuffs. A dog asleep looks so comfortable that whenever we see one, It makes u long for bed-time. A MOST GENEROUS OFFER Purchasers may havo their homes built on tho installment plan, of small monthly payments, liuycrs of this property make tlioir own build ing contracts, pay tho cost of construc tion themselves from moneys advanc ed by tho Hawthorno estate at low in terest. Property owners are charged only actual cost of construction, and they build tlioir homes just ' as they want them to bo. LOCATION: Seventh Street, between Alder and Morrison. A CONNECTICUT MUNCHAUSEN. The Kev. Samuel Peter Was the Au thor of Home Oood Ones. Once upon a time to be more precise, In the latter part of the eighteenth cen turythere lived a worthy Connecticut divine mimed tho Uev. Sumuel Peters. Peters was a picturesque personage lu bis way. but bis tume rests entirely upon tbe fact that he wrote a book. This is one of tho most marvelous works ever Issued from the press. It was Mr. Peters, for example, who first discovered and made known to tha world that the founder of Yule College was a Itev. Thomas Peters, evidently one of bis own ancestors; that at Bel lows Falls the water flowed so fust that It became us burd us marble, making It possible to lloat a crowbar upon It; that two most marvelous quadrupeds, the "whuppermocker" and the "cuba" (evidently tbe ancestors of the Jabber wock) roamed wild lu the Connecticut rorests; atid It Is also from Mr. Peters that we tiist learn of tbe famous lucur slou of the Wludham frogs. But It -was lu the early Jurisprudence of Connecti cut that this expatriate made bis most Interesting discoveries. lie luformed his Eugllsb readers and most of them believe the story to this day that the citizens of tbe Stats were forbidden by law to make mince ( pies, to play on any instrument oi music except tbe drum, trumpet or Jewsbarp. and that every male must have bis hat cut round, "according to a cap" tbe model preferably being tht bard shell of a pumpkin. In other words, says B. J. Uendrlck In Leslie's Monthly. Mr. Peters was the original promulgator of tbe Connecticut "blu laws;" and bis fame as tbe Inventor of many of them Is secure. The IttssniaB Fur Trade Most of tbe world's supply of furs comes from tbe Russian Empire, Tbe hunters of Russia and Siberia aunuully capture 3.000,000 ermines, 10,000,000 marmots and 25,000.000 squirrels. A girl that can't slug and will sing should be muzzled. NEIGHBORHOOD Noighobrhood means values in residence property. In this part of Portland aro tho homes of somo of tho best known and most highly respected people of tho state. Tho property is all high, sightly, and cntirloy free from con tamination of any nature. It is one of the most healthy locutions in Oro-gon. THE WRONG BOY The Irate Father flhould Hare Ioaked Ilefore lie Hpanked. A small boy ou a railroad train cau easily get Into trouble. A Detroit man had to leave his little son while ha transacted some business with tho con ductor, says tbe Free Press, ami, as was natural enough, he gave the boy careful Instructions as to his behavior. "Now, Willie," he Bald, "Pm going to bo away Just a few minutes. You sit right where you are, and don't you move a bit. If you do, I'll spank you good and bard. Bo don't stick your head out of the window. You might have it taken off If you do. Then you wouldn't have any bead, and you'd gut a spanking besides." Tbe man wcut away to And tbe con ductor. After a few mluutcs he cams back. There was Willie with Just bis feet and the seat of bis trousers stlcklug la through the window.. He seemed to be more outside than Inside, and moreover, whenever a telegraph pola whizzed by and looked especially close, be would maka a lunge for It, as If try ing to catch It. The father did not hesitate long. lis made a grab for tbe boy Just as tbe lat ter was making a lunge for a pole. 11a pulled blm lu by tbe heels, laid him over bis knee and began to fulfill bis promise. Tbe little fellow yelled and yelled until be almost drowned out tha noise of the train; but during a lull la tbe uproar tbe fatber beard a snicker behind blm. He laid tbe boy down and turned around to see what It meant. There was bis son, two seats behind and across the aisle, with two lingers stuffed in bis mouth to keep his mer riment in. The man looked again and rubbed bis eyes, but there was no mis take. He looked at tbe boy In bis lap. Be hind tbe tears was a face tbat be had sever seen before. He bad spanked some other man's son. Paper Used la nooks. About one-sixteenth of the paper out put of tha world la converted into book. THE BEST RESIDENCE - PART OF PORTLAND. This I most dcslrsblo In ltlo" 'ret', ilencc property, In tho bist neighbor hood. It, In not suburbnii property In ny seme. Hawthorno l'ark li bound ed by llclmont. Knit Sixteenth, Knit Twelfth streets and Hawthorne avenue. It Is within 15 minutes' wnlkol Third and Morrltoa streets, the business cen ter, and within five minutes' walk of the Kat.t Side business district. TERMS OF PUKCHASE. Tho money paid by tho aver age house-holder in rentals will buy an elegant homo in Haw thorne park. Tho monthly in stallments or payments on this home will not exceed actual money paid out for rentals. All property in Portland will ad vanco in price within tho next year. Prices on insido property, such as that in Hawthorno prrk, will take a jump in tho near futuro that will surprise old Poitland residents. Tho present ofl'cr is limited to tho construction of a snuill number of houses in addition to thobo already built and occupied by representative families of this city. PROCRASTINATE I NEVER 1 Tho time to mako inquiry about this most dcsirablo property is now. If you do not intend to buy, at least make in quiry, and you will learn something about legitimate and honest efforts to push Portland's interests. Intending purchasers should call on or writo to It. L. Cate, 701 Chamber of Com merce, Portland, Or., Phone, Main, 180; Columbia phone, 180. POLITICK ANNOUNGENENTS L. A. McNARY. Regular Republican Nominee fur CITY ATTORNEY. Election June 2, 1002. WM. REID Regular Republican Nominee for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE West Side. Election Juno 2, 1002. GEO. H. WILLIAMS Regular Republican Nominee for MAYOR. Election Juno 2, 1002. FRANK KIERNAN Regular Republican Nominee for COUNCILMAN-! Ward. Election Juno 2, 11102. L. R. WEBSTER Regular Republican Nonilmcc for COUNTY JUDGE. Election Juno 2, 11)02. oy nearly cigm root xnn. i Edward Bcuupre, 'M years old, seven feet ten and three-quarter inches tun in bis stocking, and not fully grown, Is making a tour of Maine and aston ishing the citizens. Eeaupre is a native of tho province of Assiulbolue, N. W. T where his fatber Is a farmer. Ills pureuts ate both persons of ordinary size and height. Edward showed no remarkable growth uutll be was 7 years old, but from that time out be flourished amaz ingly. He worked ou the farm and us a cowboy uutll a few months ago, and now he Is traveling about to get a look at the world, his view of things being as comprehensive us other men would get from the housetops. He weighs 807 pounds und Is well proportioned. He wears a No. 21 shoe and the same number collar and his big bauds re quire a glove that looks like a small mall sack. All of bis clothing must be made to order. Bcaupre Is having a pretty good time in Maine, says a Bangor (Me.) special to tbe New York World, tbe only draw back to bis comfort here, as elsewhere, being that no hotel has a bed loug enough for blm to stretch out in. Usu ally be places two chairs at the foot of a couch, but oftener he makes his bed on tbe floor. Prince Edward Inland "Drummers." The sum of (8,800 was collected lust year from commercial trawlers v..o visited Prince Udwurd Island. They art required to pay 20 occh. THE NEW AGE. KstnbllMiiHl 1806. A, I). Orldlti, Miiiingcr. Olllcc'Jt'Stnrk Street, Concord Itultdtntr, 1'ortUnd, Oregon. AOKNT8. C. A. Hitter Portland, Orcjiou W. J. lieaton ltctcun, Montnnn To liiMiro publication, nil lornl nrusniust reach us not Inter than 'lliursilny morning of cucli week. Subscription price, one year, payable. In ait vanco, fi w. CITY NEWS M,r. C. A. Lucas, tho promising young attorney, Hpent sovernl days out of tba city this wcok. Owing to tho nbsonco of tlio proof reader Inst weok somo of our ltoms wcro badly mixed. Rov. Jno. aiiisco nnd wlfo, who hnvo boon aufforlng with a light nttnek of small pox. nro uguln nblo to bo on tho street. Society In a social way doos not scorn to havo thrown off Its Lenten feelings yet. Wo hoar no rumors of ontortammeutB in tho near futuro. Tho ontortiilnmont at tho Bothol A. M. IS. Church on Tuosdny ovontng was n success, both socially nnd financial ly. Tho commlttco nnd mombora feel greatly oncournged for tho gonorous support glvon thorn. Tho Christian Endoavor Society or ganized In tho A. M. 13. Zlon church meets ovory Wodnesdny ovonlng nt 8 o'clock, nnd ovory Sunday ovonlng nt 7:30 o'clock. All nro cordially In vited to attend any und all of Its meet ings. - Tho Afro-Amorlcnn Club hold an other interesting meeting last Tuosdny ovonlng nt tljolr hall. No. 2G9V6 Ev erett street. Tho hall was crowded nnd a largo numbor of now mombors woro added to tho rolls. A constitution and by-laws was adopted. Tho club will moot ovory Tuesday ovonlng until furthor notice Charles Snvago and his wife, who nro charged with complicity In tho robbery of n diamond merchant in the IFotol Portland, woro nrnnged In tho circuit court Inst Tuesday and glvon ona woolc In which to enter n plon. Thoy fool confident thnt their trial, which takes placo in May, will result In their acquittal. Morning nnd ovonlng Horvlcos hold nt Mt. Olivet Baptist rhurch Sunday. Rov. James I. Allen will conduct both BorvlroH. SuliJoct nt 11 A. M., "Tho Hln of tho Tongue." 8 P. M "Man nnd How Far Ho Hns Fnllon." In tho morning Mrs. O. 13. Freomnn nnd Mrs. O. II. GrnvcH will rondor a duot. Mrs. Ornves will also sing n nolo In tho ovonlng. i I3nstor hns como nnd pono. It was nn Ideal day and tho Indies took nil vnntago of It. All tho rhurchofl woro filled. At tho Ilothol nnd Zlon church cb programs had been nrrnngod. com posed for tho most pnrt of child ron's oxorclsps, whilst nt tho nnptlst church tho pnstor dollvored n npeclnl EuHtor Hormon. Excellent collections woro tnkonnt each church. " Proachlng 11 A. M and 8:30 P. M. nt tho A. M. E. Zlon church. Evonlng thomo, "God's Intoroat In Man." Sib bath school nt 1 P. M. Christian En deavor at 7:30 P. M. Evonlng music al progrnm: Hymn. "Must Jesus Benr tho Cross Alono7" hymn. "At tho Cross:" polo, "A Drenm of Pnrndlso," Mrs. D, M. Nowmnn; anthom. "Joriib nnd Shall It Evor Bo;" qunrtett, "Tho Jasper Walls." Everybody wolcomo at all meetings. Bishop Coppln of fiothol hnH or derod for his homo In Philadelphia n ftrst-claBs piano nindo ontlroly by tho nntlvea of South Africa. Tho great piano mnkors, wblto, of Amorlcn, nro nnxlous to Inspect It when It coiivob. It Is snld to bo superior to any mndo over horo. At this rnto It Is bcl'i nlng to look ns If tho Africans should Bond missionaries to America to civil I70 and Chrfstlnnlzo us Instoid of Amoricnns sending missionaries to thonv From tho Star of Zlon. In talking about projudlco wo nro prnno to Irnaclno that It Is all an tho part of tho Whites. Thnt is at lonst tho Impression gonorally gathoror whenover any of our peoplo complain of tho samo. But wo need only to keep oursolvos open whenever tho question of mingling together of tho two races is suggoBted to find thnt thnro Is as much projudlco ou tlm ono sldo as on tho other. Lot a colored man tnko a white womnn for n wlfo or a colored woman a white man for a luiBband and, how many of our so ciety peoplo will mnko them wolcomo nnd try to mako thorn feel nt homo. If thoy nro brnvo enoueh to try and not notlco tho cool treatment nnd at tompt to mako tho advances them pelves, how pmnv times In a dny will thnv bo snubbed? It doos not matter whethir they aro strangers or not, whether thorn's anvthlni? aunlnst their rhflrnrtr or no. It Is tho samo and "enornllv In tho end theso matches ro broknn off nlno times out of ten becauso of tbo treatmont that Is moot- cd out by tho former associates of tho liuflbuntl or wlfo, nn tho rnso may bo. This was foiclhly brought to our at tention nt a gathorlng of n numbor of our society ladles where tho possibili ty of Bitch a union between two of tho different racc3 wns mentioned. WJiy should It ho so? Is there such n Una nnd cry rnlscd when n Frncchmnn nntl a Gorman Intormnrry, when nn En glishman nnd n Swedo, or nn Italian and a Scot? Wo fcol that both rnces nqod to ho shown that such projudlccn nro unnatural and unreasonable nnd to bo taught lessons of forbearance nnd tolerance to thoso who do not look at thoso matters as they thomsolvcs do. THANKS. In behalf of my family and solf I wish to return thanks to Mr. . a Bocret frlond of ours, for flour, po tatoes, rlco, ton, bacon, sugnr, crack era nnd button Such friends nro not found every day. Tho minister nnd family nro happy onco more Mr. plcaRo nccopt our thanks nlso for tho porflonnl favora ilono tho pnstor. May othor nuch friends bo found. Respectfully, J. W. WRIGHT AND FAMILY. EASTER SERVICES. Tho Enstor exorcises Sabbath ovon lng Btirpnssod all othoru that hnvo boon hold at tho A. M. E. Zlon church, Mrs. Orny doBorvos much credit for tho wny nho tralnod tho children and tho children did groat credit to tbolr parents and themselves. COMING ATTRACTIONS, UNDER TWO FLAOS AT COR- ' . DRAY'S. "Undor Two Flags," will bo glvon at Cordray'B Sunday night nnd all noxt woolc, with Josslo Shlrloy ns Clgarotto. An olaborato scenic production will bo glvon, nnd nn oxcollont porformnnca of ono of tho host dramatizations extant of Ouldn's fascinating novol is prom ised. Spoclnl sconory for tiro produc tion Is carried by tho company, and all tho mombors aro said to bo woll cast. Thoro hns nlready boon n largo ad vance salo for tho ongngement, Tho Yalclmn Mnrkot, II. A. Brasen. manager, fresh nnd curod moat nnd poultry, 149 First streot. Orogon 'phono Mnln 989. Van Kirk & Vfllson, 1B0 Front atroot, Portland, Oergon; gonornl commission, harness, farm machinery, groceries, (lour. food. Columbia 'phono 194; Or egon 'phono Grant COG. In commotion with D. E. Melklo. Ford & Laws, successors to J. T. Wllson.nuctioneers, household furnl into and bankrupt stocks bought nnd sold. OIIlco nnd salesrooms 182 First Btr6ot, Portland, Oiogon, Columbia 'phono COH; Oregon 'phono South 261. TRY BIO BEND FLOUR. Unquestionably the beat grndn of family flour on tho market today Is tho product of the Big Bond Milling Co., of Davonpoit, Wnsh. Broad mudo from this flour Is pronounced by epi cures, chofs and cooks gonorally to ho unsurpassed. This wolMcnown brand of goods has an Increasing salo lu Portland und Orogon. Tho wholoailo ngonts nro C. W. Nottingham & Co., foot of Wash ington street, Portland, Oregon, Ask your denier for Big Bend nnd ho con vinced of its superiority. Both 'phonos 381. I JapuucHo Juggler. The skill of Japanese Jugglers Is Illus trated by a recent Incident at n Japan ese dinner, where one of them was em ployed to entertain the company. A foreign guest determined to have no optical delusions about what the Jug gler did. He never let his glnuces be distracted, and wns not onco off bis guurd. Noticing this, the old Juggler played to him entirely. Au Immense porcelain vase wns brought In anil set lu tho middle of the room, and the Jug gler, crawling up, let himself dowu Into It slowly. Tho skeptic then sut for a half hour without taking his eyes from the vase, that he had first beon convinced was sound and tlrm and stood on no trap door. After tills prolonged watch, tha rest of the company assailed him with (Slighter and Jeers, and pointed to his side, where tbe old Juggler was seated faunlng himself, and bad been seated for some minutes. Jews la Itoer War, It is computed that us many as 1, 500 Jews have fought ou the British side during the Boer Wur, und there are on record several Instances of i three Jewish brothers being lu service with British regiments iu South Af rica. ' " A Boston Woiiiuii'h Jlobhy. A Bostou woman will agitate for a law prohibiting the boiling or roasting of chestnuts, ou the ground tliut It In volves painful death of worms "whose right to life, liberty and the pursuit of huppluenH is uu less than that of tbe most highly dowe:ed man." ' 01 r i - VlF- 4