The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, June 18, 1904, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextS&WHKraBfi "it ts ' I "! THE NEW AGE. POItTJUAIfD, OREGON. XsiLi ' LestdLirig Hotels r3 Ei r ixftfl SkViL Ft A AwNmmi $ji IfllfolHT B iHmBlSMMR .,1 Z ISPBCinJ r THftvW3STSl HOTEL COST 91000,000. The Portland H. O. DOWERS, Manager. Amorjcan Plan, $3 Par Day and Upward HEADQUARTERS ron TOURISTS AMD COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Portland, Oregon. . Tremont Hotel ' RED BLyFF, CALIFORNIA. FIrat Class in Evory Particular. Everything entirely new throughout tlio uuilding. Headquarters (or Commercial Men. Commodious Sample Rooms. S. E. MURPHY, Proprietor -- Beit furnished houso in Southorn Oregon New Depot Hotel A. II. PRACIIT, Proprietor. All Trains stop 30 Minutes For Meals. ASHLAND, OREQON A FRIENDLY TIP When in Roscburg, Ore gon, go to HOSIER'S Horseshoe Lunch Counter Near tho 8. P. Dopot Telephone BCD r. O. Box 651 The Grand Pacific Hotel CIIAB. A. BC1IKAOE, Proprietor. Handsomely Appointed and First Class In Every Particular. Comer Railroad St. and Hlggins Ave. MISSOULA, MONT. Hotel Crellin FRED A JORDAN, Prop. Situated In the most convent" cnt business part of the city. AMERICAN PLAN. Convenient to All Cars and Trains Cor 10th and Washington Sts. OAKLAND, CAL. SEATTLE'S NEW HOTEL " & mlMllmWmmBmaXKKWBmmmW 2n2W u flip Irs IE IU lEulBlia y6a -n BemiIi I I'lHflHaiH eu? Q ej Vj BmWmmWtTBhawammr, THE LINCOLN The Blackwell Hotel Company Most beautifully and desirably located, on Madison street at Fourth avenue-, a, section free from nolso and dust most convenient to all points of the city and commanding a magnificent view of Puget sound, Mount Rainier and tho Olympic range. The Lincoln is easily accessible from all steamboat landings, depots and theaters. All cars transfer to the hotel door. It is a new, modern, exquisitely furnished structure, containing 225 rooms 100 with private baths arranged to give its patrons every comfort. The drawing rooms, lobby, dining rooms and gentlemen's cafe are most luxurious, and will bo found especially attractve to tourists and commercial travelers, while tho service) and cuisino will satisfiy th most exaction enlouxe. PORTLAND. THETHORNTON W. D. THORNTON, Manager. BUTTE, MONTANA European Plan, $1.50 Per Day Up The brat appointed hotol In the Northwest. Thoroughly oqulmwd with nil tho modern con venience!. Two-thirds of the rooms connected with private bath. Two bathi on each floor (or use of guests without charge All roomi well lighted and ventilated, Polished hardwood lloori with ruga throughout. Finest cafo and crvlco In tho city, at modorate prlcea. Euro pean plan, 11.(0 per day and up. Mo charge lor lamplo roomi. European rian. Rooms 60c. to 12.00, Uooma ilnglo or en tulte, with or without bath. GRAND HOTEL II. C. IIALLIDAY. 1'roprietor. Newly Furnished. Elevator, Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Call Bells, Etc., Etc Cor. Howard St. and Slain Ave. Tel. Main 28. SPOKANE, WASH. Golden Eagle Hotel J. W. WILSON, Proprietor. Sacramento, California ','AkAVW, When in Spokane, go te DAVENPORT'S RESTAURANT First Class in Every Respect. The Finest Service that can be had. SPOKANE, WASH Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up. THE GEISER GRAND (AMKHICAN) A. GEISER, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Motel. BAKER CITY, OREGON HOTEL FLORENCE H. E. OIANEY, Proprietor. Headquarters for Commercial Men MISSOULA, MONTANA. fgnHfcfn WmSLW OADDLK ROCK ItESTAUJtANT. BUCKMAN & CAKRAQHAR, Proprletori. Flnt Class In every reipcct. Oysters a specialty 1019 Second Btreet, Sacramento, Cal. S.A'' The Tacoma W. B. BLACKWELL, Prop. One of the best hotels on the Pacific Coast. American Plan $3.00 per Day and Upwards TACOMA, WASH. The Colonial Hotel Strictly first Class. New and Most Klegantly furnished Apartments In the City, blugle or MnBulte. Steam Heat. Large Wall Closets, Private and Public Baths. Kates by the Day, Week or Mouth. One Block South of FosloOlcc. A. M. Cadlen, Propr. P. II. Cnrttu, Mgr. Telephone Main 015 1119 Pint Ave. cor. Seneca BKATTLK, WASH. Dclmonico Restaurant Under Same Management The Alturas House Well Piirulshed and Kverythiug New Beds jo Cents and Up. lud. Phpne J7J 5115- Main St. . Boise, Idaho HOTEL CECIL SEATTLE, U. S. A. E. P. GAFFNEY, Manager One of the Best Hotels in the Northwest. Large Sample Rooms for Com mercial Men. EUROPEAN PLAN l'urntshrd Rooms at anytime at reasonable prices. I'lne Italian and I'rench Restaurant iu Connection. Phone Ind. X 1699. COLUMBUS HOUSE AND SALOON Liquors and Cigars Open Day and Night ,67 WASHINGTON STREET SEATTLE, WASH. Reduced Freight Rates on HOUSEHOLD GOODS to all Eastern Cities. Saving of 25 to 50 per cent. We transfer Freight, Passengers and Baggage. Pool shipments given prompt and careful attention. We invite correspond ence. The Seattle Transfer Co. SEATTLE, U. S. A. Messengers on All Trains Claussen Brewing Ass'n Brewers and Bottlers of TANNHAEUSER AND SALVATOR BEER SEATTLE, U. S. A. THE Quaker Drug Go. SEATTLE, WASH. Sell Drugs and Patent Medicines at Cut Rates, and Prepay Freight Charges to Points within one hun dred miles of Seattle. XfpEjt C I AN UNRULY ASSISTANT. Filed nmoug tho correspondenco of tho Llghthouso Board nt Washington aro two brief epistles tho dates of which show that tho first was written about six months beforo tho second. They look precisely llko any ordinary business corresnondeiicc. tlior tvnm . eolved In good faith by the board, and 110 ono, reading them casually, would suspect what n talo of domestic woo hangs thereby. An Inspector, mnklng his usual rounds, discovered tho facts. An Irishman named McFadden had chargo of a lighthouse near one of tho lako ports. Ho was a small, wiry per son of about 00 pounds In weight His wlfo moro than made up for anything that ho lacked in slzo or niusclo, fot sho was n brawny, stalwart woman ot 200 pounds. Sho was, moreover, tho possessor of n violent temper, and thero wero times when tho timorous, undersized lighthouse keeper did not daro to call his soul his own. His duties nt tho lighthouse wero somowhat nrdubus, so when Mrs. Mc Fadden happened to bo in a pleasant framo of mind, sho sometimes helped her rather inelllclent partner with tho lamps. Sho learned 0110 day that her husband was entitled to an assistant of his own choosing, and sho suggest ed that since sho did tho work sho, properly, was tho person who should bo appointed to draw the comfortnblo salary. Mr. McFadden, however, promptly objected, saying that he. was certain that tho board would Mvcr glvo tho position to a woman. "Just send in tho application," sho urged, "and toll them you're wanting it for your relative, J. McFadden. Sure they'll nover know whether It's for John or for June, and I mn ,i i. work as well as any man." Mr. McFadden reluctantly sent In tho application, and In duo tlmo "J. aic Fuddcn" was regularly appointed first assistant at tho lighthouse. Tho pros pect of tho salary brought Joy to tho assistant's heart, and nil went well for a time. After a whllo, however, Mrs. Mc Fadden, always n trying person to llvo with, boenmo so Independent on tho strength of her separate lncomo that poor McFnddon found llfo with her entirely insupportable. Affairs reached a climax 0110 day when tho stalwart Jnno laid her superior ofllcer across her knee, and in tho presonco of visitors deliberately spanked him with tho hair brush. McFadden, of course, was unablo physically to retaliate, but mentally ho proved fully equal to tho occasion. Ho tiring to tho llghthouso tower, whero ho was safe from Intrusion, ho wrote tho following letter: "To tho Llghthouso Board. "Gentlemen I respectfully request that my assistant, J. McFadden, bo re moved for dlsobedlonco and Insubordi nation. Faithfully yours, "Patrick McFadden." As tlio llghthouso keeper had been tho Judgo of tho fitness of his own as sistant in tho beginning, tho board saw no reason why he should not now be a proper Judgo of Insubordination, so his request was granted. BRAIN FAQ" A MYTH. It la Eye Strain that Cauaea the Con dltloil Coilllllillnnl or. Tho so-called "brain fag" is n silly myth. Tho brain docs not tiro; intel lectual work does not hurt under nor mal conditions. It Is eyo strnln that causes all tho brain fag which tho newspapers havo been exploiting of late. Spencer learned this lesson and escaped tho tragedy of Nletzcho and Cnrlylo by dictating his writings, get ting others to do his research work for him. and by being wllllnir to en with. out vast realms of accurate knowl edge. Parkman was driven to similar expedients. Hut all tho rest groaned and suffered even whllo they wroto llttlo notes and postal cards Instead of lotters to tholr best friends. The result In suffering was Incalcul able and horrible. Thero aro biog raphies of these peoplo which do not allude to It; physicians and medical editors have been known who smiled Ironically at tho "exaggeration" of "vivid imaginations;" and thero are numberless fools who think they aro excused from all sympathy with a Car lylo or a Nietzsche. They do not know that tho misery of tho pain of ono at tack of tho nausea of sick headacho has not been equaled except In somo mediaeval or oriental torture chamber. When for some profound reason tho dominant and oldest Instinct of tho or ganism that for food and nutrition is violently reversed, It should be plain even to the stupidest mind that tho deepest wrong exists and that tho very springs of llfo aro being drained. Add to this another symptom almost equal ly terrible, inteuso pain in the brain, the organ controlling both character and llfo processes, and what dlscaso could bo more desperate? now many of our patients had sick headacho It is impossiblo to tell, owing to the dis inclination, especially in lotters and biographies, to speak of vomiting. Probably most of them did suffer from It moro or less. Ilooklovers' Maga zine. Aa Compared. Blfkins Havo you noticed how queerly young Puppklns acts of latoT I wonder what's the matter with him? MIfklns Why, he's In love lost his heart, you know, Blfkins Oh, Is that all! no makes as much fuss as if ho had lost a dol lar on a horse race. Everything in It Place. "Whero shall wo put all that waste material?" asks the track superin tendent of the yardmaster. "Along tho belt line, of course," an swers the yardmaster without looking up from bis order sheet Judge. Although the government doesn't en courage counterfeiting, it employs a lot of Congressmen who pass bad bills. Our idea of a good manager Is a man who is able to manage a wife and an automobile simultaneously, If a man Is only attentive to his wife in public sho is willing to overlook a lot or private neglect. Missoula advertising. mllE fJAKDKN CITY 11AKEIIV. own HENRY KOaENDOHK, Proprietor. Hroad, enkes and pics ot superior quality fresh every day, 110 West Main Btrcot, Missoula, Montana S' COTTY.S l'LACK. Fine Wints, Liquors and Cigars. Everything First Class. J. A. PCOTT, 1'roprlotor. Missoula, Mont. GARDEN CITY BAKERY W. M1LI.EH, Prop. Bread, Cakes and Pies Telophono 167 A 118 W. Main MISSOULA MONTANA First National Bank of Missoula. Montana. INo.2106 Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00 A. II. Hammond, President ...A. G. England, Vlco-I'resideut J, M, Keith, Cahlor It. A. Eddy mT. I,. HrrcnoiiRh O. H. McLcimI O. U. England DIRECTORS WALKER & ALBEE GEO. W. A1.I1EE, Prop. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables J Horses Hoarded by tho Pay, Week or Month, Cahs, busucs and wagons to and from all tralnr and hotels. Finest cushion tiro turnouts tu the city. Hlgglus Ave., opp. Kennedy Hotol. MISSOULA, MONTANA FUKJIEIUCK D.WHIHI.EH DK.OELS.MISICK President Vlco President JOHN W. HICKMN Cashier Missoula Trust & Security bank General Banking Business Money sent to all parts of the world nt lowest rntcs. Havings nrcounts solicited. Three :r cent Interest paid on Pavings and tlmo dcvoills A Homo Savings Hank free to a.ty person opening a savings account of fl.uUnnd upwards. MISSOULA MONTANA THIS HAPPY MAM Is Ne'er Without a Smile, He Uses Only Our Harden City Deer, And Life Seems Worth tho While. BARDEN OITT BREWING CO., Mlmmoulm, Mont an m MISSOULA MERCANTILE COMPANY Missoula, Montana. Wholesale and Ketall Dealers. We sell tv erything and everything the very best. Our line of men's clothing, furnishings, shoes, etc., embraces such reliable brands aa these: Man hattan Hhlrts, K. it W. Collars, fitoln-Illooh and If. fl. & M. Heady-to-Wear Hulls and Overcoats, Knox Hats, Ilanan it Bon's and Toncy'i line Shoes. "We're There With the Goods" MlHsouIn, Montana. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Draught Beer, Fine, 5c. Bottled Beer, 25c. a Quart. All trains Stop 15 Minutes. Opp. N. P. Depot. TEV1S & CRAWSHAW Cash Grocers and Bakers 214 Hlgglus Ave, Phono ISO II MISSOULA MONTANA Seattle Real Estate John Davis & Co. 709 Second Avenue Seattle, Wash. Insurance Loans Rentals I-jieaca-irLg IHIotels mma1ammwmWlammlJmhmaa JONES BLOCK, COR. NINTH AND C STS., TACOMA, VASH. Elegantly Furnished Apartments with Bath. Elevator. Steam Heat. Electric-Light. Central Location. COMMERCIAL TRADE SOLICITED HOTEL RIDPATH EUROPEAN PLAN 100 Daylight Rooms $ J to $3 Per Day Private Baths Single and in Suites REMODELED AND REFURNISHED First and Stevens Sts. SPOKANE WASH. Hotel Westminster V. O. JOHNSON, Proprietor. American and European Plan. Corner Main nnd Fourth Streets, LOS ANQKLKS, OAL. MURPHY & BINE The Lunch Counter. Home Cooking. The Best Meals in the City for the Price. LA GRANDE, OREGON. HOTEL FOLEY T. B. FISHER, Prop. Headquarters for Commercial Men Electric Lights and Steam Hat LA GRANDE, OREGON ST. CHARLES HOTEL TOHN GIBLIN, Prop. First-Class Accommodations and Prompt serv ico. I.argo Bitmplu (looms for Commercial Travelers. Phone 7 Cor. First and Washington Sts. Albany, Oregon. The Spokane (European Plan.) The Leading Hostelry In the State of Washington. Headquarters for the Traveling Public Special Samcle Rooms with Arc light. 50 NEW BATH-ROOM SUITES Elegant Public and Private Dining Rooms. SPOKANE, WASH. THE WASHINQTON8EATTLE sa"-' ' "'jpiriwrmmi? "w '&tzl wr - l4aFjy.. SCV;X'.Wi.S(IB . -x . j fT, & h ftlVftftMCfo aiMi' 'v '--' TTCi7?ML jmj! JCiMi ISIMIIOMLKIaELBLaLaMHflBsHLmlK jvlHiakHtaHHHBIf'XpWC' i wtmwMmammBBBMmWmMJPai. ft fwBMBaMt109BRMwRWMEiamimmiiS&3B7BaWBWB THE SCENIC HOTEL OP THE WORLD. This magnificent tourlut hotol is Seattle's moat prominent architectural feature being Hituated upon tho highest point of hind in tho down-town district 300 feet abovo ea lovel, It is, howovor, easy of access by private tramway, by regular hotel convoyanco, by street car or by currlago. Tlio ecenory from Tho Washington is tho most superb to bo found on tho Pacific ccast. The appoint ments and furnishings of Tho Washington aro ontiroly modern and high-class; tho cuisino and service aro most satisfactory. Tho rates aro exceedingly reason' ablo for n fashionable Tourist Hotel, Tho Washington Is situated in tho midst of six acres of beautiful grounds, which with tho broad driveways, green lawns, and a profusion of roses and car nations, mako tho location nn ideul one. Tho sconory from Tho Washington and grounds Is unsurpassed In tho West no other point in Eottlo giving such a mag nificent view as can bo had from this hotel. President ltoosovolt was charmed with the scene that mot tho oyo, from tho verandas and grounds of tho hotel, and so expressed himself. Thousands of others, in public and private life, have come and gone since tho opening of this grand hoatlory, who havo added tholr tribute to tho many expressions of ploasuro and satisfaction derived from a glimpse of tho Puget Bound country from this vantago ground, including as it does n ylew o mountains, lakes, Souud, harbor and all Seattle, Write lor illustrated booklet. pOItDI HOTT.L TH03. COItni, Proprietor. ttatcs 1.M and 11.00 per day. Entirely New and Modern Centrally Located, Two Blocks from 8. P. depot KKDDINO, CALIFORNIA. Hotel Qreen Pasadena, Cat. ...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF HOTEL SOMMER A. L. MORRIS, Manager. The Only First-Class Hotel In the City. LA GRANDE OREQON HOTEL PEDICORD T. J. PEDICORD, Prop. Heated by Steam. Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Calls and Electric Lights in every Room. j j j EUREPEAN PLAN Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 Per Day. Meals, 25 Cents. Frco Butt and Frco Sample Rooms. 209-J3 Riverside Ave., SPOKANE Mosier's Lunch Counter All Trains Stop 30 MINUTES Fop Meals. Headquarters (or travolora and railroad men. A. MOSIKR, Proprietor. ROSEBURO, Oregon THE O.T. DINING ROOM K. II. OTKV, Proprietor. All Trains Stop 30 Minutes FOR MEALS. Ono of tlio finest jiIiicch at tlio dopot for iiiouIh. Wo uIwuvh liavo chicken supper. IIi'udqtmrtorH for tlio traveling public. Oyuteru iu any stylo. Roseburg, Oregon ii .. r ..- mi ; wr i,i,".( t c ' 'I 1 M W ;f1 s nfgi iitfwf1 -hIm A- iAt