The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, April 15, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'"T THE NEW AGE. POIiTliAND, OREGON. r I n ' . M K V ' : SEATTLE WASH . SEATTLE TRUNK FACTORY Mnnufnctnrornnmldcaloriilii i Trunks, Suit Cases and Satchels Trunks Made to Order and Repaired 817 Second Ave. SEATTLE WASH ivtmssszw I '111 I III) AND Col.UMIIIA 'I'lltlNK Mnltl 1.1 BONNY & WATSON CO - ( Ft'lt K.VOII1 TO ) BONNY & STEWART rtiNr.iui. fciitunoito and kmiiai.mp.iii l-nd.v Amlntant AN C-,tIc Wich ways In Attendance."""1 VVIM1 xmnoS I'hoiiua: liiiloputitlettt Mil, Sunset Mntti OKI Seattle Ice Cream Co. Mnnufnrhirprc nf Pnr-p frn frpnni I and Dealers in Sweet Cream 554 first Street SEATTLC, WASHINGTON jJM FREIGHT RATES VA BM HOUSEHOLD GOODS Mfl NT ' rift m. i2ZZAi5My THAT YOU CAK IF TOT "TOSHX njsrozrGJsr sjvod DRINK- PEER. E29H9H it ! EVERETT WASH J o HHnHUVll state I.lconrti No, :i l.nly Alitalll JOHN P. JERREAD Undertaker and Embnlmer I A hiiI NlKhtt-o viru SV.9 Hromlway li'U'plioae Mala i"ti : JAMESTOWN, N. D. HARD WHEAT FLOUR RUSSELL - MILLER MILLING CO. Jamestown, N. Dak. THE SEILER CO. ( FA1I) UP CAIITAL I'a.TOO. J Abstracts, Collections, Insurance, Loans and Real Estate. Investments mado and all business of nonresidents given most careful atten tion. References cheermlly furnished. JAMESTOWN, N. D. DULUTH .MINN. , .,. 257 I lOV ZitOam laUIIClrV 22 East Superior St., Dulutli. Call us up and the wagon comes promptly HENRY FOLE Leading profcry mid mar kut. Wo pervo tlio traveling public at miHounblo prices. Ill and 11U West Superior street. DULUTH, MINN. PEERLESS LAMNDRY Opposite Union Depot. Tlio best equipped laundry In the city. . A. BLUML, Prop. DULUTH, MINN. DRESS! TO - SEATTLE BREWING . tun niTTM?. rr I SEATTLEtWASH.U.SA. : WALLA WALLA WASH : T W. COOKKItl.Y Undertaker and General Funeral Furnisher. Kmlmliniin; u fcclulty. Hnbcock' llrlck Jilock, ;, rirti M. , lili-ili(im. Wok 831. WAI.I.A WAI.l.A. VtA&lt. ius ki:ks DUG CIWJNN The Idle Hour TEU MAIN 154 Fresh Crawfish Received Daily from the famous Quelle of Portland PRIVATE ROOMS 16 North Fourth Street WALLA WALLA, WASH. ! NORTH YAKIMA MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY II. Q. WKIXSTKIN COMPANY. Manufacturers ot Fancy Creamery BUTTER. North Yakima, Wash. I LIVINGSTON $ Oni: on Tin: iir.sr saloons in mvinh sroN. W.M. RKAHOW. I'luc tirntutmif ntt kltulnnf llcimr'. wimlL-'iiloilonlcr in .iu..M!iiiiix iiruwmK u Milwaukee l.Kcr Iteur. I.lvliiK'Ion, Motitntta UNION MEAT MARKET, A. C.HASELER, Prop. CHOICEST FRESH AND IT MEATS OftlllO Allll fish In Season. Livingston, ----- Montana. Employment Agency A1ALU AND PBMAI.U. Can (iirnlKh employment to nil clnssoa ol labor. Tonus romoimlile. Real Estate, Loans and Collections. C, 0, KROHNE, Agent, Olllco OpiKiillc 1'oMolllco, l.h ItiRnloli, Moiitnnn F. B. TOLNURST Taxidermist for the Tourist OPPOSITE DEPOT, Livingston, Montana. CARRIER BROS. VIENNA BAKERY A full lino ol lino bakery mid confee t'onnry good ahviiVH on hand, nlno leu I'lvmii and Ii'ck. Private cars mid spec ial orders given prompt attention. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 111 S. Main Street. Telephonu WW n. LIVINGSTON, MONTANA. LIVINGSTON STEAM LAUNDRY Traveling mens' work a specialty. Do nu'Htieor hfuh gloHH linl-li. Work dono on nliort notice. 115 N Park St., oppoiitu the N. P. Depot. TELEPHONE 40 F. LIVINGSTON MONTANA GEO.W.HUSTED Prescriptions, Drugs, Patent Medicines,, Ci gars, Toilet Articles, Finest Soda Fountain on the N. P. Railway. Opposite the Depot OZEMAN REWING COS PURE BEER llroued from the famous (lallutiu Valley Parley and choicest Hops. PARK BOTTLING WORKS Agents 'At LIVINGSTON, KOXT'. ' : COUNCIL BLUFFS S. T. McATEEi Fancy Groceries, Bakery Goods and Meats Supplies for Dining and Private Cars Given Special Attention 220 32 Main St. 229-31 Pearl St. Tclephoni 191 Council Bluffs Iowa J t MI FAY WASH !' v. "?"::?:.: ."".... Interior Warehouse Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers. General Warehouse System Both 0, R, & N, and N. P. roads, All Kinds of Grain Bought and Sold. A. M. SCOTT, General Agent. Colfax, Washington. THOROUGHNESS ALWAYS PAYS. ( Some years ago, In n small town of tho mlddlo West, a young man who was Juflt beginning to work as a Jour neyman eurpentur was hired to natch n fence by one of the petty olllco hold ers of the place. "Don't put any unnecessary work on It," tho man said. "I Juat want It sullleientiy strong to keep out any stray live stock, and be ing over there out of sight behind tlio shrubbery, It won't matter what It looks llko. It Isn't worth more than n dollar; It you'ro willing to do It for that, go ahead." The young man went to work, and spent tlio best part of Uie day on the Job. When he wont for his pay hts employer said, "You haven't Just tin lshed, have you? What's tho matter with you, anyway?" and ho went out to look at tho "patch." It was not only substantially done, but with the utmost neatness and care. "I told you I didn't care how It look ed, didn't I?" said tho owner, angrily. "Now you'll be wanting thrce-quarteri of a day's pay " "I said I'd do It for a dollar," re turned the workman, shouldering his tools, "becauso I wanted tho money. If I'd finished It In half the time and gone homo I should only have been sitting atound there doing nothing. I did tho work to suit myself. Now If tho prico suits you, that's the end of it." "Well, you'ro a mighty foolish boy, that's all I've got to say," replied tlio other, turning on his heel ns ho bond ed over tho money. Not long nfter this tlio young car penter went to a neighboring town and steadily worked his way up. Some ten years later tho owner of the patch ed fence had risen to tho position of county commissioner, and his llttlo town was a growing city, about to erect a number ot line municipal buildings. Among the many applicants for tlio contract, which besides being an Im portant ouo llnauclally, would undoubt edly mnko an enviable uamo for Its successful bidder, tlio commissioner noticed a name that seemed In some way familiar to him. After a moment he recalled the Incident of the patched fence, which had really mado a much doojvor Impression on him than he had allowed himself to admit at tho time. Tho estimate of tho young carpenter, who was now a contractor, proved to bo a reasonable one, ami the work was given into his hands. "Vou want bonds " Uio man be gan. "No," returned tho commissioner, "It won't bo necessary In this ease, I think. That patch you once put on my fence Is guarantee enough, It's standing yet." Youth's Companion. SUN SPOTS AND STOHMS. Connection of tlio ()rl with Muuiictlc DUturliiiiiccH lw Studied. For the last half century or mora efforts have been mado to connect In borne way so-called magnetic storms with some solar disturbances. Suc cess In tills direction has never been marked, although there Is a pieviilllug Idttii that the sun tenlly causes these storms. Tho latest attempt to eitab llsh a relation of this kind was mado by 10. W. .Maunder at u recent meet lug ot tlio Urlllsli Astronomical As sociation. It wis first supposed that magnetic storms wore due to magnetic changes In Uio sun, but In 1K1! Lord Kelvin said that such could not be, the ni.o. Another suggestion was that tliuso storms might bo duo to streamers from tho sun which Implugo upon tho earth. Attempts to establish koiho lief Inltn relation between magnetic Morms and sun spots liuvo also failed, since u magnetic storm does not always fol low the appearance of a miii swt; and thoro may bo storms without any un usual sun spots. Mr. Muuder seemed to And n gen eral agreement between tho appnar nnco of sun spot and storms, especial ly when largo dlstui baiice-s only wero eonsldorcd. Ho then examined tho flreenwleh roi-ords for the last twenty .wars, nml he found tint In many cases there Is apparently u period of recurrence of twenty-s vn nd one third days. lhls the apparent pel"' !! 1 of the sun's ntail :. Out of so-uo 'J70 storms one-tlilui m ihesu wore nr Hinged In pn'w sjmoi iipsrt by a pur lo.l of one rotation t the sun. About three-quarters of the norms showed a rotational pirlol oi one form or an other. Tho conclusions he rwiehos are that ii'agiielle dlsturlunr. s apparently re cur with the rtiim of certain dellnlto meridians of the sun to the cento- of the disk. He thinks that bis research has eshibllshi'ii M you.l question th.i orgln of magno'.io storms, and It In troduces a new conception of tliu mngnotlc action or the sun. which seems to act magnetically within cer tain restricted ureas and along narrow lines. Mr. Maunder's Mens have been received with a good deal of Interest, but no one Is jot prepared to crltlcso them. Worst l.vtr. Mrs. Hrown My husband has the worst case of !uwmuiu I ever hoard of. Mrs. Greon Is ho unable to sleep at night? Mrs. Hrown Yes, and he can't even sleep In church. llllfli unci Low. "That strike of street railway em ployes In New York seean to hit tin high and tho low." "How so?" "It affects both the subway and the elevated." Cleveland l'J.ilu Dealer. ; TACOMA : TACOMA : of mm: I'Auino uquou and "vi.si: iiousk. . N. IIUUTKIS, Proprietor. The ticstol Winn, l.l'Hiors nml ClRnr. i mini) irnuu n senmi Tcl. ltvil 1731. IWfl 1'acMc Ave. ViS Cmntni-rca St. Ineoins, Wnnhlnglon M O.NTY'H TlllltST BlOHi: I'crlln lluintlim-. Uncouth Uth Bt. leluiihuiie, MkIii l'JI, TACOMA, WASI11SOTON THE ABBEY I'. J. MOOXr.Y. Proprietor Tvleihono JHmm 2121 Wines, Liquors & Cljjnrs Kooitu In Connection TACOiMA WASHINGTON WHEN IN TACOMA Call at lite OXPORD CLUB Tor o nice cool glass of beer or n drink of whisky direct from tlic distillery HANS O. QUAM, Mgr. 1113 Pacific Ave. THE.DAMFINO I'.T. Med 1.0 IN, Proprietor Telephone Mnln lr. I nSTAllMSIIUO IIIII'DKU Till! WAR Imported nnii Domestic Wines, Liquors and CiRnrs 1M2 Jcilumoii Avonuo, Corner 1'rcIiIo TACOMA WASHINGTON North Pacific Oyster Co We are the largest producers of the Puget Sound .Oyster in the state and it is our aim to furn ish them to the local as well as the foreign trade in the test possible condition. We are also prepared to supply the retail trade with all kinds of Fish, Cr.ibs, Lobsters, Frogs Legs, etc. 760 So. C Street Phone James 31-11 TACOMA WASHINGTON McLean, McMillan & Co. Proprietors Laurel Brand Butter, Flour, Catsup, Spices, Etc. Wholesale & Retail Grocers llirco Telephone 7K1 C Street "ti.'-Ol Commereo Rtreot TACOMA WASHINGTON Cascade Steam Laundry Newly Pitted and One of tho llcst Laundries In tho Northwest. ISffMI C Mi mt IIIKM'J I'oi eiclal Street Telephone) Main il'.t) Tacomn, Washington IIKNUY LONdSTHKTII, I'ioh. lbl35S31t Tacoma Land and Improvement Co. TACOflA, WASHINGTON. Write for copy of hniidhoiuu illuxtruteil booklet on Taeoiua, )iiHt IhhuciL U. U. A1ANNINO, I'i-uh. A. 'I'. IIUS.MIJU, Suu'y U. R. MANlNIINa lv- CO., Inc. Real llstatc I.onnb and Investments. City and l:anu I'ropetty. 'Iliuher and Coal Lauds. Hrst-Clnss MortKaKco and InvcMiticnt Securities. I3QUITAL1LH liUIOHNCl TACO.MA, WASI-I. : OGDEN UTAH TROY LAUNDRY C. W. CUMriS.I'rup. Work Turned Odt on Short Order I'tKiue 107 m Wlhht. Oni)KN UTAH Kb Xth HI., Ilimly lllock Teleih(iiie 10 r: DEPOT DRUG STORE 1. Y.. CAVI , i roirlitr. A rULL LINE Of DRUGS AND CIGAftS J'ltUCItllllO.Nb A bl'MIAIlY OCIHN, UTAH. ALLEN TRANSFER CO. AlttERH ALLEN, Proprietor. Calm, Huh, Dray, HiiKatjo Wai;oiin. Wemou ttafen, pianos, orKuun, ollico i 'iiiture, etc. (Jeneral trannfor lmsi' nuKf and fiirnitnrii Nana. HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS ToTrphoiio No. 22. Olllce, -112 Thcii ty.rifth Street. OGDEN, UTAH. ; TACOMA ; SUMMERFIELD Alcn's Furnishings And Hats Special Agency Vandyke $3 00 Hat Monarch and Cluett Shirts. lUDi Pacific Ave. TACOMA I,. SKKIIO A. fltlllHTOKEHBON Phone Illnck ho77 "TUMWATER" CIIUISlOmtSON & SttllO. Crops. BEST BRANDS OF Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The Celebrated Olympla llccr on Draueht. M05 Poclfic Avenue TACOMA, WASH. Kentucky Liquor Co. lncororntcil. l'h tie Mnln 113. WHOM'.HAI.i: DKAI.KItH IN Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars 1130 Pacific Avenue 1131 Commerce Street Tncoma, Wnsltington Puget Sound Electric Railway Intcrurban Iavo Tacnma (1:00,7:10, 8:10, 0:15 (Ltd., uoNtopH) 10:10. 11:10 am, l'J:I0, 1:10,2:10, Hilt), 4:15 (Ltd,, no ntoim), 0:10, (1:10, 7:10, 8:10. (1:10, 11 :15 p in. I .cavo Seattle :!I0, 8:00, 0:00 (Ltd., no Htom), 10:00, 11 :00 u in, 12 in, 1 :00, 2:(K), :i:00, -l:(M)(l.td., no Ntnim). 5:00, 0 :00, 7 jOO, 8 :00, 0 :0i), 10 :00, 11:15 j m. I'UYALLUP DIVISION Leave 1'n vulliip R :.'), 7 -.00,8 :(K), t) :00, 11:00 a in, 1:00, 2:00, iljOO, -1:00, 5:00, 0:15, 7:15, 8:15, 0:15 pin. Leave III h and Ooiuiuurcn Htn. 5:10, 7:00, 8:00, 10:00, 12:00 a in, 1:00, 2:00, .1:00,1:00, 5:00, 0:15, 7:15, 8:15, 11:15 p in. (5:!S0 a in omitted SundayH) J, II. TJIItNKB, I'rcn. nml Mgr. Tel. Tacoma Carriage and Baggage Transfer Company OFFIGE 101 TENTH ST. ' Carriages and 02330 Wagons at All Hours Private Ambulance Porfect In Every DeUII ' FIRST CLASS LIVERY llinil your I'lieekn for IIukkiui" to our Me fciik-iTu, h'iu wilt uivut yim on nil IiiioiiiIiir IrnliiN. TACOMA, WASH. JOHN It. AHKLMY, See. and Trean. ! BILLINGS MONT o BILLINGS Meat Market J. ZYWERT Telephone 174 Billing's, Mont. B0ZEMAN : vo5 Stuteniciit of the Condition of tho COIBCIAl WATIDNdL BANK, of Bozeman, Montana, At the Close oflluhlness, Sept. 15, 190a (So vxa ) CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $83,041.56. - OKFlCKItK J08i:i'II KOt'NTZ, I'rckhlunt. K. ItltOOX MAI'.TIN, Vlio 1'rci. J UKOIU.K C()X. Ca.hler. U. W.V.UV. Utl.LH, Akit. CMhlM 1. 1 f m n (i 1 l, 4