The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, April 26, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OTW AGKE, PORTLAND, OREGON. ) TOPICS OF THE TIMES. Tlip fichley Incident Is supposed to le nettled. Hut In It? It Ih only tho lol)Htor of commerce tliut la dlHuppeitrlnj;. Can It tu poRHlhlo there arc 500,000 'very poor" in London? Few men nro willing to limit thein. reives to hoping for' a reward of merit It In Hnld tliat King Edward tins taken to using snuff. Now, then, let as all sneeze. Wealth doesn't nlwnys bring bappl ntH, but It can generally furnish n IM-ett good Imitation. A man who rattles considerably In .his attic Ih talking of going to the octli pole In an airship. Sympathy Is nil right In Its proper place, but there are times when a kick would bo far rnoro effective. The Trgotablo dealer Ih apt to get Into n peck of trouble when his meas ure falls short of tho standard. The millennium will have arrived when all people shall look upon books m necessities Instead of luxuries. I'rlnci) Henry hays he saw a third of the United Mutes geographically. The man must be a human telescope. Ict us sincerely hope the time may over come when the Alice Itooscvelt will be sent out to blow up our battle--flips. Tho Ioulsvllle health department ays ilmbiirger cheese contains ml robes. We always susplcloiicd as much, A lady who fed her dog u substantial weal nnd forgot to take off his muzzle curly ruined thu pup's conddenco In humanity. As regards Miss Stone, she was duly warned that she was carrying her own jrfsk when sliu ventured Into tho ban Mtn' territory. Honntor Ilnwloy doesn't detest Annr otilstH any more than the avcrago cltl 'seu docs, but he Is a little less parlia mentary In bis stylo of tnlk about them. A nervo specialist asserts that the elrslro for alcoholic stimulants Is often caused by pepper, mustard and the lke. It Is also caused sometimes by Mitt vIcwh of nerve specialists. Tho bankers of this country have unity decided to go Into tho money order business In opposition to tho .font olllee and the express companies. The express companies should retal iate by establishing savings banks. Tlio now president of the Western Union Telegraph Company says the country hasn't enough of tho right kind of young men. Perhaps It would me better to say the country has too many of tho wrong kind of young men. "IHIiy" Htce, the minstrel who waa iMrled ut the expenso of a charitable tautltutlou the other day, drew a sal ary of 1,000 a week In his palmy days. Kvldwitly "Hilly" didn't discover until too late that back ofevvry Joke there to a touch of pathos. The IIumIhii government us given Novelist Oorkl an advertisement likely to make Ills writings as popular In and ut of itussla as Tolstoi's. It bus liircatcned Agitator (lorkl with exllo c Imprisonment for the political opln tons In hU novels. It may be that ttieio is a shrewd literary trust In Hits ala which knows how to advertise without resort to tho ordinary metli ds. A chaplain lu tho navy beglus with 2,U00 as sea pay and ufter live years receives S2,Koo, The pay carries with It many perquisite of lodging, cheapness f fowl and the like and It Is far and away above thu average that thu ludl yldual would receive were hu engaged lu ordinary pastoral work, Thu duties re uot ailerons us a rule, and the fact thut tho positions nre eagerly ought after ( proof positive that tho emolu ments ar adequate. Oertala kindly disposed persons are In tho habit of advising mankind, lu a hrase peculiar to photographers, to "look pleasant" whatever bo their state aud condition, and to Insist that oven aching hearts should bo carried beneath wulllug countenances, Yet Just us there aru peopb who object to those regions where perpetual sunshine prevails and where clouds and storms are unknown, so there nro those who would Uud mo otouous an ever cloudless couute aauce. As an antidote to melancholy Keats suggested that when one's bo loved exhibited soma "rich anger" to Imprison her soft hsiul and let her rave, And feed deep, deep uiou her iKvrlc eyes. Of course there are smiles more heart rending than tears aud tears more cheering than smiles, while tho Chesh ire cut vnrlety of expression Is pleas ant to the point of exasperation. The suillo upon tho face of Leonardo da Vlnel'a celebrated Momm Lisa la uu--endurable to loino people, while over titan It cast a spell uot to be resitted. Tf Id Bflfft flint 41t i tMnwInnH AmlnUiA countenance Is one thnt leans toward smiles, nnd If foreign testimony Ih to be triiRtcd there Ik caiiHo for-a smiling eoniplneqticy In the recently demon stinted facts that American women are the best dressed ntf well as the most Independent nnd problem free of all women. To have the right things on one's body and the wrong things off one's mind In certainly to be as hnppy as It Is possible for womankind to be. lint as for the necessity for smiling In all situations nnd under all circum stances that must rest with tho Indi vidual, who will probably decide that he will look ns he feels nnd smile when he pleases. In Riich a commercial nnd Industrial age as this It Is natural that discussion of the old question as to "the value of n college or academic education In busi ness" should bo revived with Interns! lied earnestness. Instead of resting con tent with the generally accepted fact that the college education embellishes our common life with the refinements of a liberal culture, the public now ap pears to be seriously demanding nu an swer to the question ns to whether It really has any bearing upon Individual success or upon the Industrial and com mercial progress of the race. President O. Stanley Hall of Clark University has snld thnt "It depends largely upon what kind of nu academic course fs taken." On such a scale, be funded, tho old classical course would mark very low, whllo "some of the modern technical and commercial courses and many of those In tho sciences would mark very high." In his recent Inaugural address President llemsen of Johns Hopkins University calls attention to the fnct thnt the connection between the prac tical work of the world and the work car ried on In the laboratories of the univer sities Is more Intimate than Is general ly known. The most striking example of the practical vnluo of education In the material development of a nation has been seen In tho growth of Ger many during the Inst twenty years. Tho German universities, through their greut Investigators and the facilities they novo afforded for original re search, President Itemsen believes huvo done more for Germany's Indus trial advancement than nuy other sin glo ngency. President Itemsen In stanced tho wonderful development of tho coul tar Industry ns an example of tho contributions made to the world's Industrial progress by the university laboratory. The university, through patient research unit experiment, un locked from this apparently useless by product elements thnt have not only been 11 blessing to humanity but which have been the source of great wealth. It Is doubtless u fact that very many of tho great udvances of recent years In manufacture aud commerce may bo traced to thu patient Investigation of a university professor lu a university workshop. We aru now entering upon the greatest Industrial age lu nil human history, when all tho civilized nations are coming Into free competition In tho world's markets. In this world-wide Industrial content thu nation will be su preme whero the manufacturer Is put In closest touch with tho forces of na ture, which nre the sources of wealth, aud In this work the university labora tory will le a mora Important factor thun aver before. Hpolled Servants. lu France It la said that Americana spoil their servants; they arc carelesa aa to money, too good-natured, and lav lull with hollduyu, and tho French ser vant who retunia from service In the United States Ih rvjcttnled as one that la spoiled, In France, or, rather, In Paris, whero tho highest wages are paid for general homework, tho girls receive at tho moat ten dollars' a mouth, and they are allowed but one afternoon a mouth out. They do a great deal of work never asked of a girl In thin coun trybrushing clothes, household mend ing, doing of errands, aud the dally umrketlug. On tho other hand, they do no family washing, all bread, cukes, and deimertH nre gotten outaldo of the house, aa well as many entrees, meat aud fowls, nud It Is even posHlblo to buy cooked vegetables, ho that really there Is much lca work In the kitchen. Then, too, with Imrdwood floors nnd ruga there la less, or at least lighter, work lu caring for tho npartmenta, which offsets the household mending, Huoo-hlncklug nud marketlug. The last, however, Ih not n hardship, fur this con stitutes the girl's dally outing. Ono of lioloit Kllir'. l'miika. About tula tltuo I found out tho line of a key, aud ono day I lodu-d my mother up lu tho pantry, wht-ro hIid wihi oIiIIkihI to remain three hourrt. as tho servant wore hi a detached part of tho houxe, glio kept pounding on tho door, while I mit outside on the porch Htep uud IaiikIuM with K'ee as I rolt the Jar of the pouudliu;. Thl most nnUKhty prauk of uiluu eouvlneiM my parents that 1 nnit 1h tuuKht as hoou oh poHrtlhle, After my teacher, Mis Annie M. Sullivan, came to me, I aought an early opportunity to lock her lu her room. I went upstalr.s wltlt. Boinethluj; which tuy mother uiadu mo uuilemtntid I waa to give .to MIhs Sulll van; but no aooner had 1 iflven It to her than 1 slammed tho door to, locked It, and hid thu key uuder the wardrobo lu the hall, I could uot be Induced to tell whero tho key waa. My father waa ohllKCd to t:ct a ladder and take my teacher out through tho window much to my dellKht. Months after ( produced tho key. Helen Keller, la Ladles' Homo Journal. Funeral in !omton. Lomlou tipemlii over 1,000,000 auuu ally ou funerals. Tho uiau wno uttomjiui to Keep a Jotut bAuk accouut with bli wife la apt to t&i It out of joint qultt fwivwatlj. LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF EASTERN OREGON. - THE MINT SALOON O. L, MEU.QUI8T, Prop. nr.HT nnAKDS of winks AND LIQUORS IMPORTED AND DOMKHTIO CICJAR8 Cornet Popot Street nnd Jefferson Atcutie, la ortANoe, on. The Leading FURNITURE DEALER AND OP EASTERN OREGON IS ..M. A. RADER.. Funeral Dlrrctor and Embalmer Lady Assistant. FKNDLKTON OREOON K. Y Judd. Pisit. P K. Jrnn, flec'y end Trees. tiiickon E. frll, Manager Incorporated, list Capital Stork, IIO,00 PENDLETON Woolen Mills Manufacturer ol FleeceWool Blankets .Indian Robes Casslmeres, Flannels PmntHaton, Or 01 nltB CELEIIRATKD COI.UMIIIA IIRKWKRY AUGUST I1UCIILER, Prop. Tnli well-known brewory la now (urnliiK out the best Ilecr aud I'orlercast of the Cascades. The lateit h milliner (or tho manufm'ture ot Rood healthful Kerr have been Introduced, and only the llrst-claM article will be placed on the market. F.ait Second Htrcet THE DALLE?, O It. Dalles Laundry Co. FIRST-OLASS WORK at Short Notloe Gentlemen's Work a Specialty Local Pbona 341 Lnnst Distance 963 THE DALLES, OREOON Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OH. General Forwarding AND Commission Merchant. Office and Warehouses at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS Wool handling oitr specially. Grain bought aud sold. Columbia Brewery Thm OmUkfrntrntl AUGUST BUCHLER, Propr. Ol the product of this well-known brewerjr, the United Btates Health Reports (or June 2), 1900, says: "A more superior brew uever entered the labratory ot the Onltcd Htatrs Health Ke ports. It Is absotutelr derold of the slightest traco ol adulteration, but on the other hand Is composed of the best ot mall and choicest ot hops. Itstonlcquallttesareot the highest, and It can be used with the greatest benefit and satisfaction by old and young, Ita use can con-1 scientloueir be prrscrlbed br the phrslclaus, with the ertalnly that a better, purer or more wholesome beterage could uot possibly be tound." Kmwi 9mmmtl f., THE DALLS9, mm. Bar Fixtures and ..Billiard Tables.. Have Rc-tablUhed their bual neaa In PORTLAND, At 49 Third Street. A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil liard and Pool Tables. Bowling Alleys and Supplies always on hand. EASY PAYMENTS. J. Q. REDDICK, Manager. UPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE v A FAMILY LIBRARY TlM llSt ill CtOTMt UtWltwfl 12 COMPkCTK NOVKL YCANLY MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.80 rcRVCAn; 25 era. a com NO CONTINUED STORIES kvkrv humbir coMMrrx in iTur CA Ui AT THE COULTER GROCERY STORE HOIfFmST CLAS OOOD9 Carry Full Line of Staple and Fancy' Groceries. Telephono White 007. KAST SIDE. rpUK H. T. HUDSON AllMB CO. Wholesale and Retail Denlprs In fJtin, Fish ing Tackle, Isaseball, Theatrical and Gymnas ium (Joods. A. (, Ppnldlng's Athletic flood. l!cmllllnrtcrii for (lull floods. Hand Loaded fchtlls to order of every dcicrlptlou. Fine Clun repairing a specially. 110 Thin Bt., rOUTLAND, OREGON "QUELLE" S. K. Corner Sixth and Stark. Sts. Fritz Sechtem. "Baron" Schlenk Moct Klegantly Appointed Refectory in the Northwest. Crawfish a Spcclnlty. Foreign and Domestic Delicacies. Grill ltoom in Connection. PHILLIPS TRUNK CO. Trunks Made to Order Also Taken in Exchange. TRUNKS REPAIRED. 311 Morrison St., OpposltePostoflfice Nottingham & Co. (Kkinbllshed 1SJ2.) JOllIIEitB IN Lime, Cement, Plaster, Land Plaster, Hair, Lath, Shingles, Flour and Feed. HOI.F. AHKNTB FOK Big Bend and Moss Rose Flour iloth Phones 8S1. Central Dock, Foot of Washington St. Portland, Oregon. O. A.Kpperly. C. II. Jones, D. 8. Cameron. Epperly & Jones. ICE CREAM CINDY P1RLQRS Manufacturers of High Grade Candies and Ice Cream. Ut Washington Street, Oregon?hone Bouth 2191. l'OKI LAND, OK. O. II. ft'lple. M. 8. Bilple. OWEN H. SEIPLE & CO. Dealers In STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PHONR BOUTH 1606. M3 MirrltH St HI TUN I, OREGON Timber Lands and Homesteads Located; Ksllmatea ot Timber by Competent Estimators. EQUITY RENTAL AND REAL ESTATE CO. Di'nlerH in Heal Estate. Runts Col lectttl; lluaineiut Chances and Loans Negotinted. C. L. Case. A. R. Spreadborough. Oregon Phone Union USt. Main Offlce: M4 Xast Morrison St. PORTLAND, OHB Wo. 15c. ELECTRIC LAMPS Edition Klectrlc Ijtmpa reduced to IS cents each, or $1.76 per dozen. Use these Lamps with proper voltage and make your light the cheapest and best. Pmrtlmmmf amnmrm Emmtrlm Cm, Smvmntk mmtl AMmrStm. ISo. 15o. Ir UAH. AND WATI5H. A STORIA & COLUMBIA n ri & I) sirai rar Tins Dli WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS nETWLEN Portland, Astoria s Seaside Lcavei Union Depot I'ortlaud For MayRera, Haln lcr,Clntlltanlc Wcntport, Clifton, Astoria, Warren ton, Flavcl, Hear hart l'ark and Sea tide. Astoria & Beashore Express Dally. Astoria Ezpren Dally. Arrives Union Depot l'ortland 1:00 a.m. 11 :10 a.m. 9:40 p. m. :Mp. m. 2 :30 p.m. Dally except Saturday. (Saturday only. Ticket office, 248 Morrison street, and Union aepot. Peruana. ,. c. MAVOf Gen. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or. SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO. STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER, Will Icavo Portland, foot ol Washington fit., Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evening nt A o'clock, lor bauvlc Island, Bt. Helens, Oaples, Deer Island, Martina, Kalama, Neer City, Jtanlcr, Jit. Conin, Mayger, Stella, Oak Point, Freemaus, Manzaulllo,Ulatskaulo and all way landing, "BEST OF EVERYTHING" In a word this tells of the pas. suiiRcr service via THE NORTHWESTERN LINE Klght Trains Dally between St. I'aul and Chicago, comprising Tim Latest I'lillinan Nlraperii rrlrs lllnlnr Cars, I.lbrury micl ObserTntlon liars, free IteolluliiK Chair Cars. TUB TWKNTIKTH CKXTUKY TllAIN THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED" II Kims Krery Day of the Year. The Finest Train in the World Electric Lighted Steam Heated TO CHICAGO IIY DAYLIGHT. The Badcer State Express, the finest Day Train Itunnlng lltttwt-cn Bt. I'aul and Chicago via the Miort l.lne. Connections from the West made via. Tue Northera PacIGe, Great Northern and Canadian Pacific Railways This Is also the best line between Omaha, 8t Paul and Minneapolis. All Agents. sell Tickets via "The Northwest, ern Lluo." W. H. MEAD, Oeneral Agent. H. L. SISLER, T. A. tin Aldar Street, Portland. Or. ..THE REGULATOR LINE,. Portland A AmtoHm Navigation Oa. COLUMBIA RTVER SCENERY. ' STKAMKHH Dallas City and Regulator 'COLUMBIA RIVER &! ntrrwKm Portland, Cascade Locks, Mood River and The Dalles. For Information call on or address M. V. HARRISON, Agtnt, Oak Ntrr.t lluok. l'OltTI.ANH, Ult. Oregon Foue vH. Col. Fone 493. Or V. C ALLAVAY, Gtnl. Agt., Tha Dalles, Ur. F. J. SMITH, Trav. Ag TICKETS TO ALL Points East VIA GbeaLrh Shortest and quickest line to St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicago and all points Kast. Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet 6moklng Library Cars, Dally Trains; Fast Time: -Service and Bcenery Unequaled. For Rates. Folders and Full Information Re garding Eastern Trip, call on or address J. W. PHALON, T. P. A. H. DICKSON, c. T. A 122 THIRD ST., PORTLAND. A. B. C. DENNIST02J, G. ty. p, A., U First Avaaue. BXATTUt, WA8 l yTTcrt-JlBs fl BY It A 1 1. AND WATBR. m. OREGON Shorj line and union Pacific Dinar TIME SCHEDULES Portland. Or. Anniva Cblcag-0 Portland Special :w)a. m. Tla Huntington, Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth.Omaha, Kansas City, Bt. Louis. CulcaKoaud East. - 130 p.m. At'antlo Xxpresa 8: p.m. via Huntington. Walla Walla Lewis ton.Bpokane.Mln. neapolls,Rt. Paul, Duluth, Mllwan kee,UhlcagofeKast 8:10 a.m. Bt. Paul Fast Mall CIS p. m. via pokane Salt Lake, Denver, 7:00a. Ft. Worth.Omaha, Kansas City, Bt. I-onls,ChIcagoand East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE VROM FOUTLAND. IMp,i All sailing dates subject to change For San Franclioo tall every t daya 4100 p. . Dally Bx.tliiliday S:0ot).m. Saturday 1U:W p. m. Cslumbla Itlitr (tsamtrs. To Astoria and Way Landings. 4:00 p.m. Ex. Sundsy ;45a.m. Hon., Wed. and Fri. Willamette Hirer. Water permitting. Oregon City, New. berg, Bateui, Inde 4:80 p. m. Kx. Sunday pendence. Corral. lis and Way Laud In gt. 7:00 a.m. Tuts., Thur. aud Bat Wlllsmslte and Yarn. hill Hirers. Water permitting. Oreruu City, Day. ton, A Way Land. lugs. 8:50n.m. Mon.. Wed. and Fri. Lv. Itlparla 4:0ia. in. Dally except Monday. nikt River. LT.Lewliton 7:00 a. tu. Dally except Monday, Rlparla to Lewlston A. L. CRAia General rassenger Ageut. Portland, Or. V. A. ECHILLINO, City Ticket Agent. Third and Washington Streets. EAST AND SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route Leaves Tortland 8:80 a. m., 7 p. nt, " Albany 12:30 p. m.,10U)0 p. m. arrives Asoiano ii.m a. m., ii:au Bacratnento 6 p. m., 4:U a. m. Ran Franclsco7:4i p. in., 8:1 a. m. Ogden 6:44 a. m., 11 :45 a. m. Denver 9 a. m.. V a. m. Kansas City 7:25 a. m., 9:30 a. w, Chicago 7;4a a. m., 9:30 a. m. Los Angeles 1 :2U p. m., 7 a. m. Kl Fasotp. m.,6p. ro. . Fort Worth :W a. m., 6:30 p. m, City of Mexico 9 :46a.m., 9:45 a. as. Houston 4 a. m.. 4 a. m. New Orleans 6:25 p. ro., 0:23 a. at. Washington 4:42 a. m., 6:42 a. m. New York 12:43 p. m.,12;43 p. m. Pallmau and Tourist car oa both trala Chair cars Hacramento to Ogden and Kl Taio, and tourist cars to Chicago, Bt, Louis, New Or leans aud Washington. Connecting at Pan Francisco with aereral lines lor Honolulu, Japan, China. Philippine. Central and Bouth America. H.B.MULER, O. P. A., Portland, Oramam. WHITE COLLAR LINE Portland -Astoria Route STEAMEM "MAILEY QATZOIT" Daily round trips except Sunday. T$m Oard. Leave-Portland. ..7 A. M -7P.M Leave Astoria.. The Dalles-Portland Route STEAMER "TAHONUL" Between Portland, The Dalles and Way Points. Tlmmmmr. Leave Portland Tuea. Thurs. and 8t...... . Arrive The Dalles, same day ..SF. Leave The Dalles, Bun. Wed. and Fri-.... 7 A. U Arrive Portland, same day 4 P. M his route haa thesrandest acenlo attxae- wui vu nun. Landing; Foot of Alder Bt., Portland, Oregon. Iloth 'pbonea Main 351. JOHN M. KII.LOON. Agt.. The Dallea. A.J. TAYLOR, Agt., Astoria. J. C. W VATT, Agt.. Vancouver. WOLFORD WVERs AgU., White Balmott. PRATIIER & lUUNHri, AgU., Hood River. B W, CKICUTON, Agt., PortUnd. TIE HOUSE FURNISHING GO. ( Incorporated.) Manufacturers ol Woven Wire Mattresses. - Carpet, Portiere, Rugs, Lace Curtains, fhades, Furniture, Wall Paper, Picture Frame, Mattresses, Bedding. ktorea at Albany and Salem. Ore. Factory at Albany, Ore, Maaoak Tj.l, Albany, Oaioox. m JeJitb .kti&i - mr -.,.BiyvJ1'.