The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, August 23, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OEEGON. 3 GILBERT HUNT COMPANY Manufacturers of tho Celebrated Pride of Washington Thresher. Catalogue Free on Application. WALUWALU, WASH., ADVERTISING. nnvAN imos. New Livsiy, Feed and Sals Stable. Rubber Tired Hscki n specialty. Carriage calla attended to night or day. Southwest cor. Second and Alder Etrcoti. Telephone C7. WALLA WALLA, WASH. T V. COOKKRLY. Undertaker and Gcncrnl Funeral Furnisher. Embalming n Fjieclftlty. Hancock's Ilrlck Jilock, 7)a' First St. Telephone Illnek 891. WALLA WALLA, WASH. McBride Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage Wagons. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St. HOTEL DACRES S. SIMON, Proprietor. Formerly SilTIOn HoUSC Ratess $2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA. WASH. DEMENT BROS. COMPANY. WALLA WALLA. Patent Flour: "White Spray" AND "Dement's Best" For Breakfast Food: "YHEAT GRANULES" H. R. BECKWITH, Wholesale Agent, 'Portland. GILBERT. HUNT CO. Machine Shop and Foundry .::;- r- Manufacturer! of Pride of Washington Threshers, Self- Feedcrs, Drapers and Machine Extras of Every Description. Pi-pair Work i Specialty. Catalcgue ' Fne. WALLA WALLA, WASH. - THE OLYMPIC. Opp. N. P. Depot. Straight Whiskies and Key West Cigars a specialty. Olympla Beer on Draught, Bottle Ooods a specialty, JE83E LAT8HAW, Proprietor. THE CHEHALIS FLOURING MILL CO. HORTEN HASKELL A- CO., Proprietors. Flours, Feed and all Kinds of Mill Stuffs. MANUFACTURERS OF Haskell's Braads of Flour, Haskell's Best Fancy Patent, HaskeU's Daisy. CHEHALIS, WASH. EVERETT, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISEMENTS W. C. MCKKLHAUPT, F. W. llUOOKS. Prcst. Sec. and Trea. Everett Flour Mill Co. Manufacturer! and Kxnortersot FLOUR Everett, Washington, U. S. A. W. J. HUCKKlt, WM. TENNANT. Vlco Pres. Ucnt. Mgr. F. W. SUMN'KR, T. II. Sl'MNKR, rreatdent. Vlco President. Sumner Iron Works. Manufacturers of Marino, Mining and Mill Machinery Water Tube and Tubular Boilers. Everett, Washington. ROBBINS TRANSFER CO. General Transfer Business. Storage and Free Sample Rooms Check and deliver your bnpgngo for 2Cc. pur ploco four blocks north or south of iluwltt avenue, and between nil trains and bonts. Three days' freo storage. ' All work and prices guaranteed satisfactory. 'Phone 371. EVERETT, WASH Model Laundry and Toilet Go. J. W. DURR, Proprietor. A specialty of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel. DOMEStlC FINISH IF DESIRED. l'HONK 31. laia Hewitt Ave. Everett, Wash. OENV YOUR LAUNDRY WOUK TO CEHTRALIA STAR UUNDRY. Hand Laundry. Best Work in Town. I'iinno 50. M. A. WAKING, Proprietor. Surety Bonds. Notary Publlo. Established 1S89. A. LCOFFMAN&CO. Successor to Coffman JL Keppner. 4 Real Estate, Insurance, AND RENTAL AGENCY. Money to loan on Improved farms at lour rates of Interest. List your farms with us If you want to sell them, Homli, wannts and other securities bought and sold. Phone 26. Chehalls, Washington E. J. DYER, C. E. M'BROOM, President. Cashier, P. LEWIS CLARK, W. M. SHAW, Vice President. '. Assistant Cashier. Exchange National Bank SPOKANE-, WASH. CAPITAL, $250,000. Surplus 150,000. Undivided Profits, fl85,000. The Hotel Ridpath SPOKANE, WASH. MRS. M. EATON, Mgr. A Strictly- First-da and Modern Hotel for Tourists and Com mercial Men. WALLA WALLA, WASH. SPOKME, WaSHIHGTOH. UVERTISINU. NATIONAL IRON WORKS Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, Elevators, Archi tectural Iron Work, Quartz Mills and Crush ers, Concentrators, Ore Cars, Buckets and General Mining and Mill Machinery. Every description) of Wrought Iron Work, Iron and Brass Castings. Machinery and Boiler Repairs a Specialty. J. H. BOYD, Prcs. and Manager. Tel. Main 176. Spokane, Wash Ou o m C D. E o ID Efeefi HI'S C)S.S O I Union Iron Works Iron and Brass Founders and Machinists. Mining. Smelting; and Saw Mill Machinery id Huiinllos. Enulnes. Dollars. Hoists. Crush. ors, Ho:e Whims. Pullo)s. Xhaftlug, Etc., Etc. Heavy Blacksmlthlng and Repair Work, a Spe cialty. Write us for estimates. Tel. Main -13. Codes; Lleber's, Morelng & Nonl. . Office and Works, Montgomery St. and S. P. & N. Ry Spokane, Washington Crystal " Laundry A Specialty of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel. DOMESTIC FINISH IF DESIRED TKL. 670. Near cor. Division and North River Av. Diamond Ice and Fuel Co. ICE, WOOD AND COAL. 120 Madison Street, SPOKANE, WASH. II. I.OUI8 SCHERMEHHORN C. R. I1ROWX Pres. and Mgr. Vice Pres. A. HENIIAM II. P. VEAOEIl Treasurer, herniary. Quick Parcel Delivery Co. 720 First Avenue. BAGGAGE ud PARCEL DELIVERERS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Retain your checks and exchange with our Baggage man who Is at deiot on arrival all trains, Orange color cap. Phone Main 517, Special rates to Commercial Travelers THE FORT HALL INDIAN RESERVATION A rrpIIE Fort Ilnll reservation Is not JL nu' ground In the annaN of tho West. Within what nro Its present boundaries, Nathaniel J.Wyetb in 181 built tho original Fort Hall, an Indian trading post, and on August fi of that year, nt nunrlse, raised the United States flag over his fort and Btoekade. Trior to this tlmo Fort Leavenworth, ont the Missouri river, had been the frontier post of tho United States, and the building of a substantial fort, midway between that place am', the mouth of the Columbia river, was a most Ituportnnt event It signified occupation. All that region was still dcbatnblo ground and this raising of' tho flag had an Im portant Influence In ultimately Ax ing the dividing line between the do- RAISING THE FI.AQ millions of Great Britain and of tho United States In tho Northwest. The winter prior to tho building of Fort Hall, Captain Honnovlllo and bin company of trappers and hunters had camped on tho Portneuf plains, near whoie Pocatello now stands, and hunt ed over a wide oxpauso of territory. Thn bold captain, howover, was In truth only a bon vlvant and voluptuary In a course way and preferred to lord It In the wilderness with n troop of wbl'e nnd red savages nt his IiccIb and a new squaw to wlfo every fortnight, to Hubuilttlug to tho restraints of civ ilian tlon. Wyeth, however, camo Into tho wil derness with serious purposes nud picked the site for his trading post vtlth care. Tho position for defenso wan admirable, tho stream preventing approach, practically on two sides, nnd tin) otboi sides being freo from that cover so necessary to tho Indian when pitted with bis bow and arrow ngalust tho white man. In Wyetb's party were flvo mission aries, nirong them Jason Leo, later a giant llguro In tho early history of Oregon, nnd just prior to tho comple tion of Fori Hall, ou Sunday, July 27. he preached In the forest adjacent to the fort. This was tho first Chrlstlnn religious service porformed within tho limit' o.' what Is now tho Stato of Idaho. 1 he service seems to hnvo had little practical result at that time, how ever, for the Journals of Its founder describes the dedication of Fort Hull as a day of debauchery, when red men and whlto got gloriously drunk togeth er and closed tho day In drunken brawling. Tbo remains of this old fort aro still to be ee&. They are locally known as "Tho Dcbles." The only piece of Wyetb's work remaining to-day Is a chimney of adobes and, while It plain ly shows the ravages of time, bids fair to rear Its bead for many years yet as a monument to tbo man who plnpted the United States lag In the heart of the continent and oa the Pa cific coast, sad Who, more directly TO CRAWL THROUGH i. - MH.MaMaHMnaHaMHaHamMH Cat a playing card lengthwise In the middle, ss shown In figure 1 of the Illustration. Bend It along the cat and tusk Inclitons on both sides, as In Sfure 2. After unfolding the card too will have obtained a long band, wide esjdi to allow a yersoa to crawl tbroufk, Notablo Oround In the Annals of the West First Christian Religious Service Conducted In What Is Now Idaho than any other man, marked tho way for the (ix teams which so shortly aft erwards brought tho restless tide of clvUlzntlon across tho roadless conti nent Fort Ilnll soon beenmo a cele brated station In tho overland trail. In the meantime tho Indians be came hostile and many outrages com mitted llnnlly led to tho establishment of n military post by tho United States near the site of tho trading post In '1840. This, too. was known as Fort Hall, and Is the slto of tho present Fort Ilnll Indian school. For a time the Indians were easily overawed, but with the outbrenk of the Civil war tho troops were withdrawn from the West nnd during tho flvo years between 1S03 and 1SGS the Shoshones maintained a constant wnrfaro against miners, set- ON OLD FORT HALL. tiers nnd Immigrants. Thoy wero bold nnd Insolent 'snvnges, Ilcrco fighters nnd persistent thieves. They weio ll nnlly completely subdued by General Crook In IbOS. Then tho Ununocks, and tho Ilolso and Ilruncnu Shoshones wero gnthcrcd and all settled at tho snmo reservation. Tho snmo year, by tho treaty of Fort Ilrldger. tho Fort nail reservation was net asldo for tho uso of tho tribes located on It It origi nally consisted of 1,500.000 acres. Some years ago 600,000 acres ou tho south ern part of the reservation wero sold to tho government. In 1800 tho town slto of Pocatello, then practically In the center of the reservation, was sold and now there hnvo been sold -118.000 acres more the southern part again alt of that part from a lino six miles north of Pocatello to tho southern lim its of the reservation. The Indians still retain tho balanco of tho reserva tion. Ait Kx-KIuk'sj Unbending;. Julian ltnlph, author nud war corre spondent, tcllH a story of tho Into King Kalaknun, who on ono occasion held u reception nt tho Windsor Hotel lu New Yoik, He stood In tho parlor with tho aldermunlc committee "doing tho hon ors" as the pcoplo passed by to shako tlm swarthy monarch's baud. All at onco n man reached tbo King's sldo lu his regular turn, shot out of tho line, gripped the King's hand with a hourly grnsp, nnd fnlrly shouted, "Why, Dave, old man. how nro you?" "Why, Hilly," suld the King, "I'm very glnd to seo you!" "Put It there ngnlnl" said tho man. "It's a good many years, Dave, since you nnd I rnu to flrus together In Honolulu, Isn't It'" And tho King shook bis hand again, smiling with do light at meeting a familiar face among such a multitude of strangers. About every so often a woman re members what the books say, nud de cides to call "prldo" to hue rescue. A man seldom realizes how few of Ills remarks are worth repenting until be has conversed with a deaf person. A PLAYING CARD. MONTANA ADVERTISEMENTS. CLOTHES THAT WEAR and are fit to near, bear our label, Barbers' Ooats, Walters' Jackets and Aprons Oans & Klein, HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA. HERRMANN & CO. Furniture andjCarpets, 201.U03 Bromdwmy. Undertakers and Embalmers, ISO BromHwmy, TelcplmiiH 3411. HKI.KNA, M(INTh Kesmler Brewery... BREWERS AND BOTTLERS Of Hlgh-Grado livers, Holona, - - Montana. CAM. AT TIIK Keller Studio ! Fine Photographs ron oru Wc hnvo all Hip latest stairs In Mounts, llrlnu (UirJ;iHlnl. ork anil get prices. k'PI 1 PD 1.1T N. MhIii Htrxft, IL.UL,t;rvl 0i, 1'. O. Iloleiiu, Mont. Aiu:iti)i:r.N, wash BEARDSLEY BROS. LIcciiHcd Kmbiilmurs for State of Washington, FINE PARLORS and MORGUE 103 WlHliknh Street. G. F. TILLY. Undertaker and Embalmer HOQUIAM, WASH. FINE CHAPEL AND MORGUE ON J 8TREKT. BO YEARS' eXPERIENOK Thadc Mahkb DCaiQNI COPVRIQHTS eC. Anrona semllnf a sketch and description mar nulcklr ascertain nur onlnlcin fra wfi liiTAhtion Is nrohablr bitimtatila. ConiniunlMu UOIIH inimu in l'i tlontitrlctlrconndenllid. Handbook on Patents soimreo. uio Clhioit is.nfir fur aacurttiff batntit.. Patnnts takon through llunn to. recelre nieialnolUt. without coarse. In the Scientific American. A handsomelr lllnstratad weeklr. Largest cir culation of Mir arlentlflo Journal. Terms, II a roan inur muiuua, fi. duiuujbji nawaoeaiera. MUNN & Go '8J!"-A-'New Yor! uraooa umoea r du. wasaioiion, u, Timber Lands and Homesteads Located; Estimates of limber by Competent Estimators, EQUITY RENTAL AND REAL ESTATE CO. Dealers in Heal Kstutc. Rents Col lected ! JlllHilK'HH Olumri'H mill I-nunn Negotiated. A. R. Spreadborough. HOTEL OSBORN CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS REASONABLE RATES Transient Solicited ...1IOTH PHONK3... Travelers should take "'8" Street Car at Union Diot ami traiufer at Yamhill Street to East Aiuney Car. taiiiiifl iaaaaaaw AS aV lsa aLLaLWfl C. L. Cose. OreKon Phone Union liM, Main Otllcet S8t Kaat Morrison St. PORTLAND, ORK .(jowira or rwrv ,. 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