The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, November 12, 1904, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextwawwiemiQWiiMtacart mw .jn I a, nilmiwi I ; I i I ' 1K1 THB NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON. . HOTEL COMT 91,000,000. The Portland H. O. BO WENS, Manmger. Amor loan Plan, $3 Por Day and Up war dm HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Portland, Oregon . Tremont Hotel RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA. J First Class In Kvury I'urtlcitliir. Everything entirely new thruiiiiliuiit tliu uiillduig. Headquarters for Commercial Men, Commodious Sample Rooms. S. E. MURPHY, Proprietor -. Dent furnished house in Southern Oregon New Depot Hotel A. IL PUACIIT, Proprietor. All Trains stop 30 Minutes For Meals. ASHLAND, OREGON Telephone W-H r. 0. IloxMl The Grand Pacific Hotel CIIAH. A.BC'IIItAOi:, I'roprletor. Handsomely Appointed and First Class in Every Particular. Corner Railroad St. and Hlgglns Ave. MISSOULA, MONT. The Colonial Hotel Strictly Flnt CUu. New and Most Rltnatly I'urnlihed Apartments in the City, Single ot u Suite. ttata Iteat. Lame Walt Closet. Private and Public Baths. Kates by the Day, Week 01 Mouth. One Block South of roslomce. A. U. Cadlea. Propr. !. It. Curtis, Mgr. Telephone Main 913 III; First Atc. cor. Seneca 6KATTI.lt, WASH. Dclmonico Restaurant Coder Same Management THETHORNTON W. D. THORNTON, Manager. BUTTE, MONTANA European Plan, $1.50 Per Day Up The best appointed hotel In the Northwest. Thoroughly equipped with all the modern con. veniences. Two-thirds of the rooms connected w ith private hath. Two baths on each floor for u,e ol guests without charge. All rooms well lighted and ventilated. Polished hardwood lloora with rugs throughout. Finest cafe and service in the city, at moderate prices. Euro, pean plan, ll.ao per day and up. No charge for sample rooms. Qolden Eagle Hotel J. W. WILSON, Proprietor, Sacramento, California 'aV'W'' When in Spokane, go to DAVENPORT'S RESTAURANT First Class in Every Respect. The Finest Service that can be had. SPOKANE, WASH PORTLAND. THE MITCHELL C. A. KKKUI83 A tnoit iKsrfcctljr apoltitcil nnil well kept ho tel. uflotitiK every comfort nml attraction to the trn cling public, KurojieAii or Amorlcau. EVERE1T, WASH. The Aituras House Well I'urnlslieil and Itverythlng New Beds 50 Ccnta and Up. I ml. Flione J75 511 Main St. Boise, Idaho Hates $2.G0 Per Day and Up. THE 6EISER GRAND (AMKltlCAK) A. GK1S1JK, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Hotel. MAKER CITY, OREGON HOTEL FLORENCE 11. CHANEY, Proprietor. Headquarters for Commercial Men MISSOULA, MONTANA. The Victoria Hotel SPOKANE, WASH. First-Class in All Its Depart ments. Headquarters Tor Tourists and Commercial Travelers When in Spokane Don't Fail to Stop at the Victoria TUB COURT 101 Stalest 8ALKM OllK TUB HAMILTON 94 Sixth 81 rOKTLANl) ORK MEL. HAMILTON Leading Brands LIQUORS AND CIQARS i'hone, Main SOW PORTLAND OREQON "THE LITTLE WONDER" The Best Hydraulic Beer Pump and Air Compressor BILDERBACK & CRANE PORTLAND OREGON Agents for Bkhop & Bibcock Co.' ctle rated beer drawing apparatus. Physician air compressors, etc write (or catalogue aad icfarciatioa. aW-iWs&SaW&m aaaaaaaaa IH aVlBBBBBBBBKBBP'lBBk M VBmBsBBBBH. VlEBBBBBBKaVk- ? 4 V SEATTLE WASH l I Railroad Ave. foot ot Conn St. I'hono Main 973 NORTHWESTERN IRON WORKS Manufacturer! of Steamboat, Mill and Mining Machinery. Agent Mlctz & Weiss Kerosene Engines. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON T11 1 mi and Columbia Thonk Main 13 BONNY & WATSON ( UCCKOIU) TO ) BONNY & STEWART CO fUNKIUt, blllKCTOIlf) AND KMIIALMKIIA Lady Assistant Al Cj-ilffo 'Wicb ways In Attendance. OldlUC, W UM1. TUB Quaker Drug Co. SEATTLE, WASH. Sell Drugs nnd Patent Medicines at Cut Rates, and Prepay Freight Charges to Points within one hun dred miles of Seattle. Glaussen Brewing Ass'n Brewers and Bottlers of TANNHAEUSER AND SALVATOR BEER SKATTLK, U. S. A. Seattle Real Estate John Davis & Co. 709 Second Avenue Seattle, Wash. Insurance Loans Rentals EVERETT WASH ! ritate I.lconco No. 3. I.ndy Astlstaut JOHN F. JERREAD Undertaker and Embalmer Day and Night Kervtce 2039 Ilroadway Telephone Main mo CARBANADO COAL Absolutely the host Coal on tho iiinrkot No Clinkers, Rock, Bono nor Soot, nothing but Pure Coal ESverett Coal Company C. P. CLARK, Prop. Phono Main 125 1905 Hewitt Ave. EVERETT BAKERY & LUNCH ROOM WEBSTER BROS., Proprietor! Fine Bakery Lunch Served "We make a specialty of Home Made Bread A full Line of bakery goods al ways on hand Order work a specialty 1414 J-2 Hewitt Ave. Phone Red 1276 LoewenbergS Going Co. Manufacturers of and dealers in Stoves, Ranges, Hollowware and Household Specialties Handled by all Flrit-C'Utoi Dealers Royal Steel Ranges Are the Best and Cheapest in the Market. 229 to 235 Taylor Street, itus to llH second Street, Portland, Oregon OLYMPIACAFE Fine wines, liquors and domestic cigars and Key West cigars always oil hand. :zs WULF 6. MOHLERS 155 6th and Irving Street. A. SWA1N.SOIN TAILOR Full Dress and Business Suits to Order. Cleaning and Repairing Satisfaction Quaraatccd 366 Russell St. PORTLAND Francis Newton Thorpe, mithor of several constitutional histories, hns written "A Short Constitutional His tory of tho United States," which Lit tle, llrowu & Co., lloston, will pub lish. It Is snld that Gertrudo Atherton's "Itulers of Kings" will not bo pub lished In Germnny becnuso "Tnuch nltz (lures not publishes it." It tnny not bo the precise truth, but It Is a fairly good story nnd it much better advertisement. "Tho Wolverine," by Albert L. Lnw renco, Is n now romance of love nnd politics. It scenes nre Inld In Detroit Just beforo Michigan became n Stnto, when that Territory nnd tho Stnto of Ohio were nearly nt open war over the boundnry line. Tudor Jenks, who wns for many yenri on tno editorial Unit of "Nt Nicholas," has written tho first vol uino In A. S. UnmeV new scries of "Lives of Great Writers," under tho title of "In tho Dnys of Chaucor," to which Hamilton Wright Mablo has contributed an Introduction. Owen Klldare, who bus sprung Into wide famo In a very Bhort time, hns written n new book with tho striking title, "Tiio uoou or tno, wieuwi," ii story of Howcry life In Now York, which the linker' & Taylor Company, Now York, will publish, together with "Tho Pnrty Hkctchos," heretofore pub lished serlnlly. Frederick 8. Ishatn, author of "Ulnck Friday," just published by tint liobbs-Mcrrlll Company, la a native of Detroit. After he wns graduated fiom the high school he devoted himself to travel nbrond, setting down nt Uio end of tlint migratory period to student life In Munich. Twelve months lntor Itohomlnn London been mo his next plnco of nbode. For two years ho at tended the Itoynl Acndciny of Music In Hanover S(tmre. From this fru tcrnnt nnd nrtlstlc atuisophrre Mr. Ishatn eume home to the bney life of nowspapcrdom. Ho served In various capacities on tho Dotrolt Freo Press and othor papers, Mr. Ishnm's pre vious novels, "Tho Strollers" nnd "Un der tho Hose," were both extraordina rily successful nnd "Ilhict: Friday" seems destined to nn vi-tinl popular ity. The actual writing of the book wns done In n villa overlooking tho sen on tho north const of Franco. Munrtcu Manrtens, the author of "Dorothea," Intely published by tho Applotons, nnd of many other novels, related recently nn Anecdote of his boyhood doys, when ho was spending the summer nt Harbison, tho homo of Jcnn Francois Millet. The future nov elist, who wns nlwut ten years old nt the time, wns sitting on a gnto-post watching n dog fight. Tho partici pants were his landlord's dog nnd n neighbor's, In which tho stranger was eventually killed. Young Manrtens wns so excited at tho tragic outcome that ho fell off Ills perch on top o. tho nnlmnls, Just as tho neighbor' wife rushed out of her house ncrom the rond, nnd licensed tho Imy of kill ing her dog. The old womnn snw tho mnrks of the teeth on her dog's throat, and then glanced suspiciously nt tha llttlo forclgnor. "Como here, llttlo l)oy," sho cnlled out, "nnd show mo your teeth!" "But they didn't fit," Mr. Mnnrtens hnstens to explain when ht tells tho story. It Is only n few months since the veteran nctor-mnnngor, John Co.einnn. was burled. Ho died beforo the Inst proof-sheets of this book reached htm. Its two volumes must havo given him great satisfaction, hnd he lived to see thorn In print. Ilnrely Is such a vast array of Interesting nsrrattvo nnd tin usual Incident pneked Into the space Mr. Coleman gives to his llfo story. "Fifty Years of nn Actor's Llfo" U one 'rapid succession of lllumlnntlng pictures of such peoplo ns tho Kern blea, the Keans, the Hlddons, the Cush. mans, Macready, Charles Dickens, Mr Robert Peel, tho Queen even; Lady Bltsalngton and Count D'Orsay, Dis raeli, Louis Bonaparte, Edwin Forrest, the Terrys, Knte nnd Kllen, Henry Irving. A thorough-going Londoner, a man of high Ideals for the stage, ouu whose name Is Inseparably connected with tho Shakespeare memorials nt Btratford-on-Avon, Mr. Coleman un derstood In tho writing of ills auto biography what would Interest the most casual render. A Strenuous Ijln. Tho scene was it third-clans smoking compartment, t.vo on n stdo. The speaker was stout, florid, with short cut gray hnlr, and wns very self.sntls fled. The effcinlnnto degoncrney ot modem vouni; men wns his theme. "Look nt tno! Sixty yenrs of iiko never had a duy's llluoss In my llfo, and con do my four miles an hour! Why 7 Because from when I was 20 till I was over 40 I lived a regular life. No delicacies for met No Into hours! Every day, summer and winter, I went to bed at 0, got up at 6, lived princi pally on porridge, worked hard hard, mind you, from 8 to 1, then dinner, then an hour's walking exercise, and thon " 'neg your pnrd'n, guv'nor," Inter rupted a young worklngroan sitting op posite, "hut wot was you lu for?" Pat'a Answer to tho Sergeant. An' Irish soldier was crossing bar rack square with a pall, In which he was going to get some wator. A sor goant, paaalng at tho time, notlcod that Pat had n very dlareputablo-looklnj; pair of trousers on, and, wishing to make a report, stopped tho man and asked: 'Vuere nro you going?" To get some water." 'What! In those trousers?" "No, sergeant. In the pail." If you want to near the story of a life that might help you, go to the man In the poor farm. II Is as full of Danger Sign ss a dressmaker ma9th Is full of plus. 1111: uunuNOTON, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. It. K. Mistier, proprietor. 251 Alder street, between 2nd and 3rd. I'hono Main 28M. Pri vate rooms. I'OKTl.AND, OREGON. HE VICTOIUA. A. W. (ilutjcli. Cha. Clemens. N. K. Corner Fcvcnth nnd Ollum Streets. Newly Furnlhed ltoomn. Slvnm iicntcd. Hot and Cold Water throughout. First clans liar Hoom In connection. 1'outi.and, oin:aoN. u NIT1U) 8TATK3 I,AUNI)11Y . If. Hnrznrd, Mnnaper. ItlRh-Rrndohsnd work a sticclnlly. Corner Crand ncnu and Kast HaliiKin street, A rcqueat by mnll or phono Kast CI Is nil that Is necessary. 1'ORTI.ANI). ORKOON. Try ROSS' NEW GROCERY 105,.' N. Sixth Street Everything; Fresh and New Phone Main 1436 CAIN cV McKUNE Dealers In ALL KINDS OF CORDWOOD & COAL Your orders nro respectfully solicited, which will be tilled at lowest inn kut prlrcs. If not ntlKiled idenre reiKirtntotllro, drdors for wood saw win nnvo prnnipi attention I'nrat lsT3. ICi N. t-lxih Htrot, 1'ortlnud, Oregon. L. S. WHITE Dyeing nnd Cleaning Works Phone I3ast 3i9 263 Russell St. PORTLAND J. P. ANDREWS Dealer In Fnncy Groceries Homo Made Jellies and Pics Vegetables, Etc., lite. For I'lno Oroccrlcs Call at WILLIAMS & SON Stanlo and Fanoy Orocorloa of All Kinds Phono Union 1471 64 Union Avn. N. COHN Leading Tailor Full Dress, Tuekteo nnd IlusIncsH Suits. All Work (luamuteed. Ill Washington Street. Romeda Certified Milk Co. Dealers in Romeda Certified Milk & Cream I'hono Main UNI 1251,' Morrison Ht. I'OItTl.ANIi, OKKdON THE MIKADO TEA CO. luicrttT of Tea, Coffers, Baking Powder, Spices and Flavoring Extracts Phone Main 4788 271 Fifth SI. PORTLAND Always Ask for VIOLET OATS Sold by All Dealers Blazier's... No, 248 Bumside Street, Dot. Second and Third, PORTLAND, OREGON Tho Heat of Wines, Liipjors nnd CIgart Star Brewery Company lueners and iiuttlvrs of Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, East Third and Durnsldo Sih., Port land, Oregon. OAKLAND MARKET CltAS. MILLliK, I'rop, Dealer In All Kinds of ' Fresh, Salted and Cured Meats Fish, Poultry and Game free Uellverjr to All 1'arts of the City I'hone, Kast IKS . 342 Union Ave. PORTLAND, OR. Enterprise Brewing Co. Of San I'ranclsco, Cal. BREWERS AND BOTTLERS JfKNHY MhiBTEIt, (Jen. Agt. for 1'ortlan Extra I'aie Ifofbrau lloheuilau and Kxport Ber. Jtisd Real 1'orter. free Delivery In all I'arts of the City, llcer Depot andt'oMHtorage at i'ortlaud, Orccou, 13th and Johuson bin. PHONI3 MAIN 1933 O AUDLK IIOCK ItKSTAURANT. DUCKMAN St CARRAOHAR, I'roprletors, First Class In ovcrv respect. Oysters a specialty 1019 Second Street, Sacramento, Cal, pORUI HOTHI,. THOS. COItDI, 1'roprlotor. Rates 1.G0 and (1.00 or day. Kntlrely New nnd Modern Cenlrnlly Ixicntcd, Two UloeVs from B. 1'. depot Ri".i)I)fN(l, CAMFOitNIA. WINDSOR V. 1. HAYES, MaNAOElt. Kurop"nn plan, fl per ilny and up. A morion 11 plan, flMJO pur ilny ami up. H oh tun rant nnd i'nfn nt reason nblo prices. St. Paul, Minnesota The Kenyon Don Porter Salt Lake City's NEW HOTEL Salt Lake City Utah rai Hotel Green Pnsndcna. Cats ...ABSOLUTELY PIREPROOP HOTEL RIDPATH liUKOI'UAN PLAN 100 Day.Hchl Rooms-$J to $3 Per Day Private Balhs Single and in Suites REMODELED AND REFURNISHED First and Stovcns Sts. SPOKANE WASH. Hotel Westminster Y. O. JOIINKON, I'roprletor. American and European Plan. Corner Main and Fourth Streets, LOS ANGKLKH, GAL. ST. CHARLES HOTEL JOHN GIBLIN, Prop. Flut'CIs" Arroinmodatlotis ami 1'rompt serv Ice. t arse Hamiile Qooms for Commercial '1 ravelcrs. Phone 7. Cor. First and Washington Sts. Albany. Oregon. The Spokane (F,uroH.'an Plan,) The Leading Hostelry in the State of Washington. Headquarters for the Traveling Public Special Samclc Rooms with Arc light. 50 NEW BATH-ROOM SUITES Elegant Public and Private Dining Rooms, SPOKANE, WASH. w '.Lai BS iSVLXjBW ...7TVBBBh flsLtrir'nrw TMR WASHINGTON .SRA'ri'l-,12 ' yii'Waw'1mS!SSajSBfsj, " tWs L n MiiM i VBTsr'rllri'i M iWTmTiKitaaaam SBL t aawaTBa amKMBaaa'SaaaauuaaaaamEOVaaaailBaa Pt?liiBHasBBsflBV ! - WMBMmM?aKmffiJP$ ' i aawtK!aiBaaaaaamT&lr'9aawBHEaauaaaaaaaaaY&B& 1''''- aaaJmSamoaiaaaataaamaMMJSaLaaSaSaaaamMii MfaTkufif93aaa7aaZaaaaaawaalaaaaaaaawaaamMaa itSawaaiaT3alnaaaaaaaaaamVaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaM mlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmAmmmmflKmmKm THE SCENIC HOTEL OP 1111 WORLD. This iiingnilicetit tourist hotel is Bouttlo's moitt prominent architectural feature being situated upon tho highest point of land In the down-town district 300 feet alxivo hen level. It is, however, easy of aoeosa by private tramway by regular hotel conveyance, by street car or by cardao. The scenery froui Tho Washington Is tho most superb to bo found on tho Pacific censt. Tho appoint' ments and fiirnlshliiKH of Tho Washington nro entirely modern and high-class the cuisine and sorvleo uro most satisfactory. Tho rates uro exceodtnclv reason! able for u fashlonablo Tourist Hotel. in,iy reason- Tho Washington is situatod in tho midst of six acros of beautiful trrounda which with tho broad driveways, green lawns, and a, profusion of roses and car! nations, make tho location an ideal ono. Tho scenery from Tho Washington ami grounds is unsurpassed In tho West-no other point In Esuttlo giving such a man' nlflcent view as can bo had from this hotel. Prcsldont HoosoveU was charmeil with tho scene tlrnt met tho eye, from tho vorandas and grounds of the hotel, ami o expressed himself. Thousands of othora, in publio and prlvato life, have com and gone since the opening of thlH grand hostlory, who havo addod their trlbou to the many expressions of pleasure and satisfaction dorlvod from a glimpse of to! Puget Bound country front Oils vantage ground, loeludlne as It doSs ariswl mountains, lakes, Bouud, harbor and all Seattle, Writ tor UluiUaUd booUtt. HOTEL PEDICORD ! T. J. PEDICORD, Prop. Heated by Steam. Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Calls and Electric Lights in every Room. J J EUREPUAN PLAN Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 Per Day. Alcnls, 25 Cents. Freo Bus nnd Frco Snniplo Itooms. 209-13 Riverside Ave., SPOKANE HOTEL CECIL SEATTLE, U. S. A. E. P. GAFFNEY, Manager One of the Northwest. Best Hotels in thtt Large. Sample Rooms for Com mercial Men. EUROPEAN PLAN rt.rjjLv fvav.rT.vnt'- ffiiidhlMU &?!?! The Tacoma W. ll. 11LA0KWKLL, Prop. One of the best hotels on the Pacific Coast. American Plan $3.00 per Day and Upwards TACOMA, WASH. UWUUCaVUSXSI, FIRST-CLASS FIREPftOO $3.00 PER DAY Hotel Northern MAMt A SIMPSON. Pro: N. 12th and Marshall Sim AMERICAN PLAN J LOO a Day and Up. EUROPEAN PLAN Kates on Application Special Rales by the Week or Moetb. STRICTLY MODERN Phone Main 1459 Electric Lights OREGON PORTLAND WF tii- MmkmsSaaaUL mWJayflKMfT n,4 CHKMfSBvaaw? twSawmaaat '. it,kf'?GcPaA CMaawS&aaam 1 1 --v...T7it V97fi JmWnBx3'?,adm. aKzfkwF M1IIbbs& 11 i 1 K ) . .l