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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1905)
' V r V'.WM&W,'1 :Sb-mi ' ".' fft7W ' "'. , NBWi AGB, POUT LAND. OREGON. 'H' v '( ;:- fe2 J THE NEW AGE Established ISM A. D. Otiffln ttananr OBm, uj Seoond St., cor. Aih, Roorni lud Portland, Oregon. To laiura tmbUaatlon, ail local newt uat payppt &tor taaraday Morning MMMuSt!011 prle' B' '' y'kU ,n ' eaxitteee PORTLAND LOCALS 5 aaaaeTaeTlfliVSaaTtT aTaeaten Mrs. Glass is Bttll on tho sick list. Mr. Johnson is In tho city from Den ver. Mr. Smart made'a Hying trip to tho city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Davis arc back In the city stopping at Mrs. Edwards. Mr. Geo, Drown wbb In tho city for a week and left Monday for Oakland. Mr. Undorwood.'.of tho Portland Cafo, Is suffering this wock with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drown havo taken rooms at Mrs. Goodwin's on L-avls street. A few friends of Mrs. W. W. Wheeler surprised her Tuesday morning at her home. They all reported having a good tlmo. Itov. Jackson, tho ablo and popular pastor of tho A. M. E. Zlon church, was mado happy InBt Thursday by the arrival from Ban Jose, Cal of his es timable wlfo. Mrs. Jackson was ac companied north by Miss Mlnnlo Davis, a very propossosslng miss, who will bo n valuable acquisition to tho social 'sot of tho "World's Fair City." tProm Mt. Olivet Uaptlst Church, by the pastor, Rev. C. C. X. Laws. Sin's penalty tho soul that slnnctli, It shall dlo. Reproduction of Bin whatsoever a man sowoth, that shall ho reap. Sin, llko Jczobol, paints Its face, and tires Its head. Man's Inability to boo tho deceitful ncss of Bin. It takes from us tho capacity to un derstand Its true character. It robs men of spiritual health and yet cheats thorn with tho hectic flush. It beggars thorn, and yot tells them that thoy aro Increased In goods'. I Bootlics whllo it stnba; it stabs whllo it soothos. It Is UBoIesB to trifle. Tho evil re mains. It will not down nt the philan thropic phlloKophcr's bidding. Tho enactments of legislatures will not romovo It. Wo ennnot rollno It out of tho world by giving It compli mentary definitions. Men come to think that tho pullt of sins committed In concert Is distributed, and that If there bo n thousand men bandod and handed together In wickedness, each shall havo but ono thousandth part of tho guilt. If a flr.m succcods, tho gain Ih dlstrlbutod to each partner. Hut If It falls, onch ono may bo held for tho wholo loss. Whoovor com mits a sin wlU'hoar tho sin, whether aloro or with a thousand. Whoovor commits or connlvos nt n public sin. will bear tho blame, as If ho nloro'illd It. Public guilt always has prlvnto in dorsement, nnd each man Is llablo for tho wholo note Tho writer would llko to sny more nbout tho grcnt ono my but tlmo nnd spacowlll not pormlt. Sundny preaching by tho pastor C. C. X. LnwB nt 11 A. M. Subject, "This 1b tho Holr." Sunday school and Young Peoplo'B Mooting at tho usunl tlmo. At 8 P. M'. subject. "Jesus Said Unto Them. If Yo Sook Mo, Let These Go Tholr Way." Tho Willing Workers will meet nt Sister Palmer's Tuesday evening, at 34C Couch street. Pleaso meet at 8 P. M. nOSS WILL DIRECT IT. Duffalo Mnn Will Ilo Executive of Negro World's Fair In Now York. James A. Rosa, tho well-known col ored publlshor, has Just received no tlco of his appolntmont to tho posi tion of director of exhibits nnd mem ber of tho advisory board of tho Negro World's Fair Committee Tho position carries with It a salary of 13,000, and prior to tho holding of tho fair will not requlro Mr. Ross' full tlmo. Mr. Ross Is fitted by previous exper ience for his new position, ho having been director of tho Afro-American section of the Pan-American Exposi tion. . . Tho Negro World's Fair 1b to bo held In Now York In 1906, remaining open three months. It is to bo con ducted by a company Incorporated for a million dollars and liberal govern ment and state aid Is expected. It U Intended to show the progress of tho raco from early times down to present date In industry, llteraturo and art. COLUMDIA ICE & FUEL COMPANY. Tho Columbia Ice & Fuel Company, whoso plant Is located at tho foot of Harrison street, is ono of tho leading concerns of tho kind In tho North west. . . . X. In tho manufacture of Ice too much care cannot bo exercised, ns pure Ice, llko puro water, la necessary to good health. Every drop of wator used In the manufacture of this company's Ico Is first condensed, which destroys the disease germs before It Is turned Into a receptaclo and by an Ingenious me cbanlcal process made Into solid cys tal blocks. , Tho sanitary conditions In ana about the plant aro carefully looked after and tho Ice consuming public can be assured that for purity and cleanliness tho Columbia Ice cannot bo excelled. . , . , . The managers of the Columbia Ice ft Fuel Co. have, by hard and earnest work, succeeded In building up a splendid business, which is constantly Increasing and will most certainly reach very largo proportions In the near future. Thoy aro now preparing to handle a largo family trade, as well as hotel, restaurant, saloon and the public generally. If you want the best In the line of lco Dhono Main 899. Charles Smith, w! L Carmack and J. F. Gilbert are tho officers of the company. TACOMA NOTES leaganffWi' Mi-s. areas Hortoa U Iwproving Br. 9. J. Collins preaxbod la Rav- WMMUmm). foeiaty Mt at Mr. Mr. Martin and Mr. Woodson left last week for a flying trip to Portland and Seattle. ' The. Odd Fellows will give their en tertainment the 12th of April. Look In The New Ago for further announce ment. Mrs. T. L. Dradshaw and family has changed their residence from 916 South Tacoma avenue to 1945 South G street. Thero was preaching overy evening last week and It will contlnuo tho same this weok. Everybody Is InvltciV to attend. The k. of P. will havo their first sermon of 1905 preached Sunday, March 2G, 1905. Everybody Is in vited to attend. SALT LAKE CITY NOTES. (Special to Portland Now Ago.) Mr, Will Smith, of Ogdcn, was in tho city last week on business. Mr. Jim Johnson, who has been ill for somo time, 1b still confined to his home. Mr. D. T. Roddick, of Provo, was a pleasant visitor In tho city a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Soth Young and fam ily will, on Tuesday, .movo into their new homo on 12th So. Tho rag-timo social given at Cal vary Daptlst church last Wednesday night was largely attended. Tho 20th Contury Whist Club met Inst Friday with Mrs. E. W. Janett at her homo In W. First, South. Tho Woman's Progressive Club held Its regular weekly mooting last Thurs day ovcnlng with Mrs. S. Greenfield. -Mrs. J. TucBty, of Ogdon, Is visiting friends and relatives In tho city' and lb tho guest of Mrs. Jano James on Second East street. Thcro will bo an apron nnd nock tlo entertainment given Thursday night at tbo A. M. E. church, by MrB. M, Uatlcy and Miss Alllo Allison. Salt Lnko is to have another colored mall carrier. Mr. John F. Thompson, of this city, having passed the civil sorvlco examination last weok; stand ing sovonth In a class of sovontccn. Wo congratulate Mr. Thompson on his sueccss. MEETINGS OF GRAND MA80NIC BODIES AT WASHINGTON, D. C, COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1905. Tim Hnnnrnf flrnnil Rnrnmnmnnt of Knights Templars of tho United States nnd Cnundn will moot Wednesday, September 13, 1905. C. J'. King, gen eral grand recorder, 10 Lino street, Cumbrldgo, Mass. United Supreme Council Ancient Accepted Scottish Rlto Masons for tho United States of Amorlca, Its territor ies and dependencies, will meet on Thursday, tho 14th of Soptombor, John G. Jones, 33d, will bo tho sov ereign grand commander, 3717 Ar mour nvonuo, Chicago. W. C. lano, 33d, grand secretary gonornl, 189 Windsor street, Cnmbrldgo, Mass. Tho supromo uranu uouri or Her oines 'of Jericho or tho United States nnd Canada, will meet on Wednesday, thn 13th of Soutomber. 1905. MrB. M. C. Hognn, most ancient supremo grand worthy matron of tho Supreme Grand Court, 80 Mngeo street, Cam bridge, Mass. Mrs. Isadoro Nelson, Biinroino crnnd secretary. 55 Grlgg street, Cnmbrldgo, Mass. Tho uupromo uranu uouri oi Daughters of Sphinx of North and South Amorlca, will meet on Thurs- ilnv Konlnmtinr 14 lflOfi. Mrs. S. J. Groy, supremo worthy grand matron, 224 W. 47th street, Chicago. Mrs. I ona Harris, supremo grand recorder, 207 Adams street. Johnstown, Pn. Tho Supromo Orand Chnptcr of the Order of Eastern Star for tho United States and Canada will meet Friday! Soptombor 15, 1905. Mrs. M. C, Ho gnn, supremo grand royal aecrotnry, 80 Mageo stroot, Cambrldgo. Mass. Gonornl Grand Council of Royal and Snli.rt Mnntoi-H nf thn Crvntlc Rlto of Free Masons of North America will meet Saturday, Soptombor 1C, 1905. John A. Dell, 33d, .most Illustrious and grand master, 218 James street, Wheeling, W. Va. Tho National Masonic Memorial Association will road and hold ser vices Sundny evening, September 17, at tho Metropolitan Daptlst church, Washington, D. C. Tho Supreme Grand Council of tho Order of the Red Cross of Constantino of North Amorlca will, meot on Wed nesday, September 20, 1905. T. Web ster Drown. 33d, errand secretary gen oral, 1814 Jersoy street, Chicago, 111. Thn flnnnrnl Grand Chantnr of Ilnv. a! Arch Masons of North America will meot Monday, tho 18th of September, 1905. H. C. Scott, general grand high priest, 521 21st street, N. W. Wash ington, D. C; C. R. France, 33d, gen eral grand secretary, 69 Roberts street, Pittsburg, Pa. Supromo Grand Council of tho Ma sonic Order of High Priesthood of tho United States and Canada will moot Monday. September 18, 1905. B. W. Stlllyard. 33d, president, 1111 Eoff street, Wheoling. W. Va. Tho National Masonic Convention of tho United States has beon called to meet nt Washington, D. C. Monday, September 18, 1905. Tho Helena, tho loading hotel In Helena, hearquartors for commercial travelers. Don't fail to ask for the Helena beer, mado by Kesler Brewing Co., Helena, Mont. It has no equal. A VISIT TO WALNUT PARK. TlPflrlnr tnlrn n "II" car Oln north and tell its conductor to let you oft at Kllllngaworth'a Walnut park office. In fifteen minutes you will be thero. Nnv iiavlnsr arrived, we will look over Walnut park. You will observe that we aro now upon a oroau, aimoai Invol nlntonti fnrmn? tha summit of tho peninsula between the Columbia and Willamette. It Is two hundred and sit feet above tho rivers. Water drains both ways from this point. Thnsn tinniitlfiil homes on tho north. ndtninliip Walnut Dark, aro in Pled mont. Beyond Is tho Columbia river. on the opposte uanic is me city oi Vancouver, and tbo historic old fort, formerly occupied by the British, now garrisoned by U, 8. troops. Beyond, In tbo uacKgrouna, are great, ever- i-rwn fnreBtfl- out of which rlso tho snow peaks of Mts. St. Helens and Adans. Turri to the east: i That new build ing, three blocks away, Is tho High- land asihnnl That wood Ad kelebt a little to Um aovtli is Mt, Tabor. la the dlstaaea U t3 caaeaaa raaa ot KUMiataiM, through watch tfca Cotea bla haa reut H Wl ajf.. Thai; L.8EE110 , A. CHRI8TOFEKBON rhono Mack 8077 "TUMWATER" CHIttSTOrtRSON SCCBO, Pro. BEST BRANDS OF Imported and' Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The Celebrated Otympla Beer on Draught. 1405 Pacific Avenue TACOMA, WASH. TACOMA'S LEADING RESTAURANT CARLYLE'S T. J. CARLYLC, Prop. Your Patronage Is Very Respectfully SoRcKed. 1 01 1 Pacific Avenue TACOMA. WASHINGTON Kentucky Liquor Co. Interpolated, l'htne Main 113. WHOLESALE DKAI.KK8 IN Wines, Liquors and Cigars 1130 Pacific Avenue 1131 Commerce Street Tacoma, Washington HOTEL EATON Portlnnd, Oregon Tourists' and Commercial Men's Headquarters. STRICTLY TIRST CLASS Hot and CoM Water. Private Baths. Phone in Each Room. AN Outside Rooms. Cor. West Park and Morrison Streets That Easter Hat You so much admired in our show window will be gone unless you hurry I THE LADIES LOVE To have their bonnets to ' trimmed and fashioned as to elicit the admiration of their friends and acquaint ance!. The Subject of the Hour Among: the ladies is to fiqd just what they want in the shape of headwear. Of course there are many stores but only one place in Portland where every article is specially designed to give the customer the best in workmanship, ma terial and style that money can buy. HEILERS 380 Washington Street Comer Wat Park PORTLAND OREGON Mt. Hood Shirts Made "A Little Better sThan Seems Necessary" by The Best Workmen FllOM The Best Material WITH The Best Machinery NONE CAN BE BETTER! HUSOMEi, MITEi ft Ct. iTttfir ii WffYJr' UaaaaV' V I ? , OREGON PLATING WORKS Gold, Surer, Nkkcl, Bran ad Copper Plillnf ilardnareand lewelern' Ktnlohcs duplicated. French Un-jlne; Oaidlted Silver: Oxidized, 1'onpcr: Antique Hrai; Kcuetiold; Cluhl lilt) I'nlUhlng; Lacquering; Gliding. I'hone Main 2476. . , n m Washington street: Portland, Ore. THE WASHINGTON HOME GO. Eichange National Bank Building Telephone Main 109S . Spokane, Wash. The Washington Home Company builds homes (or Its ineiiibo's tut the Co-ucrattvo Inn, upon small monthly j'njmenu. 'I ho New Prelected ('(infract provides that In caso o( death b-jforo homo Is paid (or, a deed, clear of all encumbrances, Is ttheu, and In addition all payments made on account are returned. This company has already built about 70 homes In tipokano and vicinity, at prices ratiRing fr. m $I,WU to3,WJU, and is prepared to ortot (or lis members (romnhtcc to Mx homes cacn month during tho comlnit season. Kclcrencc: Any bank or reputable business hotiso In city. Phone Main 631 8 You can use our phone without pay The name of the place it the WASHINGTON CAFE K. VANDRAN, Prop. 430 Washington Street Between 1 1th and 12th PORTLAND OREGON RAHBLET AND PIERCE BICYCLES Ballou & Wright Wholosalo and Kclall BICYCLE SUNDRIES Automobile Supplies and Tires Sporting Goods and Cutlery 86 Sixth Street PORTLAND, OREGON The Portland Machinery Co. ENGINEERS MACHINERY MERCHANTS 62-64 first St. Portland, Oregon Progressive People lleiiilru tlirlr KarinrntH to lxi irituenio alio They uam lli Uirl iiloan ami atylva In fab ric, iiativrn. cut ami lit. 'I nt Ii u liy ll.uy kuI lllr itlnlliliiii init'io 1 1 orlur at ti u t'lilipio TnllorliiK Co, V. 'I hit latent I'Hlienn are now ready, bulumado loonier from fin up. Hu aro reaoy for yuiir tinier any Unit, an you ran pay one ilollar mill mid Kt a nurll Milt from u. InviellKHtH our plan ami a money Wo havo iimtalk-il tho lateit hloctrln llruxlii-M and Hteam I'ren.luK Machine. unalliiiK n to woilc at very low prlrei. HrliiK 111 your Mill anil hMOlt prened for 30c. I'miU pre.mll5c. UNIQUE TAILORING CO. Main 735 112 Wttshlnitan Street SPOKANE, WASHINGTON a$k your mKoocm rmm mum Crackers, Cakes. Biscuits FAOTOHY AMD OFFIBCa. East Third and East Davis Sts. TCICPHOMC CAST 47 The Fashion Tailors F. LORETZCQ.,ftfs. The Leading Popu lar Priced Tailors Suit Claa Ko. 4. rONTUACT-I hareby agree to iav to the rep reneiitalfvoof the faih ion Tallonniii dollar per week for thirty coiueiu. tlv weeka. If I ahouM draw a tult of cloth) a fore thraxplratlonof the thirty weeka, then ald paymenta are to teruilu. ate. a Don! wear aaVtiy clot hci like tbee, but Bare your clothe tea byyuurold friend, THK WsHlON i VkoMMMam jnaWnbliina HimI HB away M J9wJ'7'iSl ik BaaaaaaV ?BaVPBaaaaaaaaaaaBaaiiW WM. L,OVE Dealer In Urooiriis and General Merchandise 105 N. Fourteenth Btrcat PORTLAND ORKOON raassagaaagag besebebbbb ICE CREAM PORTLAND .TCEeCDEEEEM THE BROWN Ko wl) -Furn.'m had F rat-Otms Family Hotel. Street Can oau the door for all parti oi the city. Th E BROWN is known among Ihe lour'it travelers from New Ytr't to Portlatd, Oron. Cor nor GrrnJ nnd HmwlthOMB Mhentoa PORTLAND, OREGON Room With Private Oath. Newly rurnlthed Sample Rooms (or Commercial Men Palmerston Hotel CMAS. tHRCNBCRG, Manager. Telephone Main 1379 Kurnprnti Plan. Ai'joinlni: Spokane Theater, iimn t lit atrect fruiii I'licH'e lintel, Ouo lilnek from D.ivuiiiwrt's. iu ki-th lltttlt in (! iimrtluii. 104 and 106 South Post St. SPOKANE, WASH. PHONES! Hotel, M 20771 Bar, M US Golden West Hotel - AND BAR. -- M. PtTtRSCN, Proprietor. Everything New and Up-to-Datc Cor. Washington St. and Tlrst Ave. SPOKANE. WASHINGTON SMITH & COMPANY Funeral Directors And Furnishers Lady Attendant Private Ambulance in Connection 117-119 Post St. SPOKANE, WASH. EASTERN AND WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Car and Cargo Shippers Office and Mills, North Front St. PORTLAND, OREGON Tcltphore Main 1386 DAVIS BELTING CO. Belting, Roofing and Mill Supplies. Selling Agents Nott't Celebrated Leather Belting) Carey Magnetla Failble Cement Roofing; Chicago Lace Leather Rubber Belting. Belli Repaired. ' 49 first Street, PORTLAND, OREGON 170 front Street 188 Mcrrlion Street A. S. JACOBS Agricultural Implements Heavy Lumber Gears fine Vehicles and Wagons lldrness and Saddles Telephone Mdln 2246 Portland, Oregon I. Jordan. II. Itoieiuwel. II, K. Jordnu Wheat, Hay and Fruit Farms IN WASHINGTON. Choice Building Lots in Spokane JORDAN & ROSENZWEIG 1 1 Washington St. SPOKANE, WASH. I'HONI! MAIN 1 4 47 Pacific Blue Points OYSTERVILLE OYSTER COMPANY Grower and SliijjK!rn of Eisttu TrutplntMl imI Native SkMlwattr lay lytUfi WHOLESANK ONLY OvdaM will U promptly flliad at Mt . ) i SPOKANE The Bureau Saloon Choicest Imported and Dornt etlo WINfS. IIQUORS AND CIGARS t Mrt and Morrlaon Bt. rortlatid, Oregon ORIENT INSURANCE CO. OP HARTFORD Place your insurance with fohn P. Sharkey, Agent. Telephone Main 180. 701 Cham bcr of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. JONASON BROS. Phone Froot 202 Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring CLEANING AND PRESSING Men's Suits $20 and up Ladies' Suits $25 and up I89 Fourth Street Bel. Yamhill and Taylor It. W. K1H1IEK F. It. M11XKH VIENNA MODEL BAKERY voo Morrison Ht. riSHER & MILLER, Props. We Make the Original Pullman Bread Choice Pastry and fancy Cakes Wedding Cakes a Specialty. FREE DELIVERY. PHONE MAIN I7IS T. E. WESTLAKE Bakery and Grocery General Market Produce Fresh CriiMiry Bvttir. Rimr Eggs USKETLlNChES FOR TRAVELERS From Main 211. 315 RlmiNi An. For Timber Land Investment Call on or Wrllo ' M. B. RANKIN 309 Chamber Commsrct liofcrt'iut't Aiy Hunk In Portland. Have I ml 20yi'nrH'Joxicrlenculn Went i rn tliiilit.T IiimIm. EQUITABLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 240 Stcirlc Stroot, Portluncl, Orofxon. Your IhirIih'H Ih to niuku inonty. Our liiBltiei- Id to'maku monvy uittku uiomiy. Sitvn up it littlu money for u rainy tiny, to ultliur buy you a liomo or k Into IiiihIiiohm. . Look Into ourcompeMa liitcrMt plan. Securities Held by State Authorities over $a,eoo,eo.a. CHiS. E. UDD, Prat. THEO. P. WILCOX, V. Pru. F. McKEICREI, lHy: ON THE KMT TAMIES IN THE $&E? Canned Frultt and Vegctab'et, Syrup, Sclcet, Coif re, Flih,tElc. Treteawa it alafa. People who like eood groceriet are ntver tatltiled wilh any other tnad after they try Ihrm. Get MONOPOLE from your grocer. ADHAMS Ac KEFR BFOff. Wholeule Grocer and Dry Ccffec Roaaters. Portias, Orffa. I IH n a.jtlLatMaaaa'ayx" - 'aamlM m"d I apWaLA-.'AJaaaMg'S'Hsaw SBSfaaBj RsSiJH mirrK t 'wrii'" Jiiai LjitmmmmmmjamTSmmmmwSLaamWSmMSmmm ic States MT. HOOD LARD AMERICAN BEAUTY HAMS AND BACON Mail Orders Givan Prompt The Largest Exclusive Men's Shoe Store In the State iit '.a J TJio l'liillipa filioo Co. in leaving nothing uu doiio to UfinoiiHtrttto BBaui:' tlioinerltuof tho Puck nnl tihoo, At tho price of 3.50 it Ih thy cheapest bIioo of Huporlor (piality in uny market. and IcadH all In stylo). STOCK ALL CNTMCLY NCW The St Louis ..'., ? af m M d '.ihr Late ana Kescaurant . w OPEN DAV AND NIGHT 142 North Sixth St., Portland, Oref mi Newly furnished Hatha ami all conreniencea Dining lloom In connection Hotel Deutsches Haus MtVtR & WERNER, Proas r Two minute' walk from the Union Sta tion. Free Bui to and from ever train. Phone Main 3272. 42,i Sixth Street PORTLAND, OREGON A VISIT TO PORTLAND It not complete unlets you dine at RICHARDS' The mott elegantly appointed dining room and finest fumithed Bachelors' Apartments On Ihe Pacific Coaat. 360 and 362 AMer Street PORTLAND, OMGON JOHN DEERE PLOW CO. John Deere, Plows Farm Machinery, Vehicles, Cultivators ami Harraws Etst Ytnhlll, lit Frrtt Mi SmmhI ' , PORTLAND, CMIC. NORTH WIST YOU WHJ. FUN Packing Co. Attention. PORTLAND, OREGON of Oregon Is That ef the PHILLIPS SHOE CO. 109 Sixth Street PORTLAND OREGON It is a new pualaoe tiUMfaaauajt ami is conducted by biwlawa maai new butlncaa Hnes. The PACKARD Sitae, ef wfckft it is the sole af eat. k Us seec iaky and k h ctrtaifOy the fla est of foetwear ever mak. .-. ! M i v- ' W4 U:i V i . P'iS ' m '.M 'Mil Jtfl , m v 1-j i , . ';'! ,,4 m h i -J' ! f . ".Aa tl ! f J 'U3 ' I A.'i J ,! i rK Jli iP i 'th" MAKERS os uewgva i u mmm- IMP . j1'- !'- v..