Portland new age. (Portland, Or.) 1905-1907, May 05, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON wix5x I Topics of i the Times Tho merciful mnn Ih merciful to liln benRt, nlso to Ills wife. Ono of the commonest of ilolufllonii nnd one of the fntnlost Is where n mnn thlnkR Iiu'h In n hurry. The Kennte mlnlit cnMly lenrn nil nlwtit the pure food qurntlon by renti liiK tho news columns of tho dnlly tin lcrn. An HiikIIhIi nutlior Hnytt thnt ho wroto n ntory In his Bleep nnd received liny for It. He Blnuily Ilea In a po cullnr wny. At n recent food exhibit In Ilerno, Bwltzcrlnnd, 1,785 vnrlotles of bmibiibo were nliown. Every fnmlly must havo 1U own hrnnd over there. Mnlla nro cnrrlcd on deer routes in Alnflkn. Thcro nro some denr routes bore, too, If tho poBt olllro npproprln tlon bill la to bo dcicnded on. It nppenrfl thnt Mr. Hlionts' Bnlnry nB prcHldcnt of tho Clover Lcnf Ih only $12,000 n yenr. How Clinuncey Depow mtiHt dcflplBO n rond like thnt It nlno nmy bo obnorved thnt when tho unfortunate mllllonnlro wIhIics to rcKiiln his henlth ho lives iib neiirly nH bo enn like tho pooreHt of IiIb fellows. When n Bitrtorlnl mnHter like Ed wnnl of EuKlniid tuniH his liiMKlnntlon loom, wo get resultM. llusldu tho roynl blue whnt becoiiuM of tho (junker gray? Tho life liiHurance McCtirtlyn Btlll liavo one claim to dlHtluctlou In liolwr uboiit tho only pernoiiH who nro mado (li'feiulniitM dally In suits from $.l,000, 000 up. Now York has discovered nlrcndy that tho subway, which It balled ns tho olk'hth wonder of tho world, Is 'dirty nnd uiiMiiiltiiry." So Is there a lly In every ointment. A Lonilon mnn recently paid $0,000 for an orchid, Ilo might havo boiiKht nu entire pruno rnnch In Arizona for thnt price. Homo peoplo Boom to hnvo queer Ideas of thn value of tilings. Hiiiokliig cars for women nro now bo lag run on English railways. Tho fti turn hubby over there may complntn that his wife's clgnrettes nro not ns good ns those Ids mother used to roll. Thrro might bo somo chnnco of tho Rovornmcut clerks becoming reconciled to u 70-year ago limit If tho provision was mado sweeping enough to compel congressmen hIho to back a wny from tho public tniugh ut that ngo. A llnltlinoro paper rofvrH to "'Ilnm lot, tlio wflMcnnwn piny by W, Blutkffl pea re. " Wo liopo u do not err hi nKHiiintnc that our contiMiipornry Inm ri'ft'rcna) to tlu V. Hhnkwpciim who fornicrly ruxltled nt Htratfordon-Avon, KiikIiiiiiI. Two CIiIciiko lMyn who iuiiuhimI thoni poIvoh hy hhontliiK ut hintcriiH on rail way trnliiN, thus ondniiKuiiii); the liven of ptiHsciiKerH, havo liocn huntuiu'od not to touch llrviirniH for two yenr. TIiIh nwftil puiilHliiuviit will no douht cnuxo nil oUkt youiii owners of revolver to throw nwny their weiiK)iis and resolve to lead blamclo.su IIvoh. Kor M)iuu tluio pant tradition has heeii neiM't III tho llrltlsh navy hy tho mliHtltullon of IiukIo enlls for tho hout wnlu'ri whistle. Tho admiralty has de cided to ivhIuio the pipe. This will he it meat hoon to writers of hen ballads mid nautical eonile openiH, to wlileli tho "hosunV pipe Is its necessary its the rono to lyrle poets. Japan Is feellui; Its oats when the Minister or War tehs the Diet that ut mine convenient ditto In the future the Jupuuceo Kou'riiuicut will urKO the Ilrltlsh Koverinueut to reform Its army organization. It will throw John Hull Into it contemplative Mute of mind to ho udmnulshcd ahottt his domestic con cerns hy this suddenly developed nnvnl power In tho vicinity of Uoiik ICoiik nud Sliik'nporo nnd Sydney und Cal cutta. Why should tho American cltlr.cn or cltUeness who puya foOO In kooiI money to he enrolled In tin "America's smart vet" he tuiido n target for tho mordant Jeers of tin Inconsiderate populace? How are we ever koIuk to hnvo nn American nrlstocrncy If tho crowds lu tho bleachers are permitted to pnralyxo exalted ambitions hy hootlnt; ut tho patient performers In the Held? If wo are not to have n "Ilurlso's I'eeraKo" edited by Miclety writers and hold on tuibxcrlptloit to ikstplo who want their names mentioned, we nro left with no ntumlarda of urlbtocrncy whatever. It Is very eldent that it periiutueut so cial distinction can inner Isj estuh llshed tu the United States if rand Juries are to ho forever pryliiK Into tho circumstances hy which tho title to oclal stuudltiK Is acquired. For a good many years It has heett the hublt of some lleprenon tat Ives lu Congress to gird at tho "brutality" of tho wicked boys nt West Point nnd Au linpolU, Tho youux satraps hiuo nnd lire haied. They even Us lit, upon oc casion ; n crime unpardonable lu youths bred to light, if necessity urrlvm, hero After. Ilesldes, tho rascnli wear but tons nud thing and aro much mom brilliant lu externals toau tho civilian. nnd yet what nro they, after nil, but ... M I- -.I.-..!... t AI...I.. Btntesmilnllke critics tell them to en- courage tliom? Mom of tlictn come to tho ncndemles by tho democratic route of competitive exntnlnntlon, but some thliiK survives of tho curious old pre judice which wns onco keen nRnlnst West Point In pnrtlculnr. No mllltnry nnd nnvnl aristocracy horol No be dizened poplnJnyH to sneer nt tho plnln people first nnd enslnvo them after ward I Charles M. Koliwnb, tho young mil lionaire who wns onco tho bead of the steel trust and Is now completing In Now York tho costliest private resi dence In tho world, has onco again re marked that education and culture unlit young men for success In life. Per haps this Is largely true so far as Schwab's observation extends. Hut It must bo understood thnt the brain of Charles M. Schwab lias n very limited horizon. Great successes aro being nchlevod every dny for tho development nnd betterment of humnnlty, which n Hcliwnb can no moro npprcclnto nnd comprehend tlinn a pig cnu understand nrt The pig como to think of It bus n tiny llttlo brnln. Hut every fraction of Its Intellectual energy Is devoted to tho wclfnrc of Its stomach. You see n lot of so-called human beings thnt seem to bo built on tho same plan, Thcro Is n sort of fatality leading them to tho accumulation of money. They hnvo marvelous cunning lu getting rich, but If you touch their minds on any other question you mny find them blank. Tho man who thinks of nothing but mnklng money mny not bo cnpnblo of realizing that other peoplo can think of nobler purposes. Llko the pig, with Its snout so deep In tho trough that Its eyes aro burled In tho slop, Its hu man prototype mny nlso be unable to seo or think of anything lu tho world but the ouo business of getting all that's to bo got. It Is right nnd proper thnt tho pig should hnvo no thought but for Its stomach It Is made that way. Hut with man It Is (llfTcruiit ; to have n pig's mind ho must ncqulro It by kill ing tho best there Is lu him. Hy will he renounces manhood and debases liluiPclf to the level of tho animal. Ho spills no blood, but ho murders n man to mnko a pig. It Is tho basest of suicides, nnd perhaps tho commonest. It Is right nnd proper, too, that n mnn should mnko nil tho money he cnu get honestly nnd use wisely. Tho mnn who mnkos money, ns n menus to nn cud, Is not to bo despised. Ho Is doing his pnrt of the world's work, nnd tho part Is no smnll or Ignominious one. Hut thcro nro other duties In tho world nesmes nniKing money. Thcro nro qunlltles 111 tho human mind nnd soul lullnltcly moro Important than thoso which mnko largo accumulations of money possible. ORIQIN OF THE NAME TEXAS. Dntit In Old fieoirriiithr Lend to lie-. Ilff (hill It Caiur frim "Trena." L'dward W. Iletislnger of Sim An tonio has Just added to his collection of old nud ruro hooks it geography which was published In 1717, says the New York Tribune. Tho maps lit this book nro reniurkahly well executed nud nro Interesting lu that they show tho parts of tho world ns they were known ut that time. On ono of tho maps thu northwestern part of North America Is shown us "parts undiscovered." Aus tralia wuh nlso ono partly undiscovered mid It Is shown ns tho land of "New Holland," with Now Otilnen nud "Vim Dleiunu'ri Laud," now called tho Island of Tasmania, ns one supposed continent. New Zealand, too, Is shown uh a partly discovered new laud, Tho Hawaiian Islands had not been heard of. Tho Atlantic Ocean was ut that ttnui culled tho "Western Ocean." What Is now tho l'nelllo Ocean wuh called tho "(Ireut South Sen," nnd tho Cnrlbbean Sen wns then known ns tho "North Ken," Another Important map lu those days wns that of .Mexico, known its "New Spain," nnd what Is now Texas was then tho "Province of Louisiana." Tho French settlement of "Nntehl koehes" Is shown nud tho countries of tho Natchez nnd Apache Indians aro Indicated und It Is Interesting to note tho "Klo do Norte," which, nccordlng to this wonderful mup, rises among Home mountains In n hind about where South Dakota now Is. Mr. Iletislnger says one Important factor In the text of this work Is tho dcscrlptloii'of certain Indian tribes "to ward tho Nort; Hlver" (Klo Orando), known as tho 'Teens," was then tho name for the reformed Indians living lu tho missions, for It speaks of them us "having embraced Christianity" und "being tho moro passionate lovers of tho Spaniards," Texas was therefore, no douht, derived from tho word 'To ens," ho says. Aollte Kuiiiii)eiitiit, "So you want employment In tho weather bureau?" "Yes." "Aro you uulck und athletic?" "What has that to do with It?" '"Wo want a mnn who can keep tho cold nud warm wave signals changing ns fast its tho weather shifts." Wash ington stur. Thrlr Onu MUtukv. They wero Just suited to ench oth er nud might hnvo bevu very happy, hut " "Weill but whnt?" "Oh, of course, they hud to go nnd get married." lkwton Transcript When tho average man learns how to take cam of his money, ho Is past the earning period. Never Judge a painting by tho six uf tho artist's signature. ! IDAHO ADVERXISING 1 itMMA irMir-n-rioiius - . Thoi. Uljrtb, I'm Lyman Frco, Vice Pres The Blyth & Fargo Co. T'ooatcllo, Idaho General Merchandise BTOKE8 AT Evnnston, Wyo. Pocatello, Idaho BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd. CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00 'Established UW. Pcnejr Pataco llotol llld'g. FKF.I) O. MOCK, rrcMdent F. J. CONItOV, Vlce-1'reititont C. H. 1IICKKV, Caililor THANK JKNKINBON, Ass't Cashier NAMPA, IDAHO J. A, Murray, President. O. W. StanJrod, Vice President Wm. A. Anttirt, I.N. Anthtt. Aait. Cashier THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pocatello, Idaho POCATELLO, IDAHO TUTTLE MERCANTILE CO., LTD. Wholesale Grocers aoODWIN MINING CANDLES Judson Powder, Fuse and Caps AOKNTfl KOK THK CELEBRATED OLYMPIA BEER Nampn, IcUiho D.W. Church Itarlo C. Whtto s C. 0. Chtlion CHURCH & WHITE CO. Real Estate And Insurance Pooatwllo Idaho f HELENA MONTANA i San Francisco Bakery JOHN WENDKL, Proprietor A Full Assortment of Fine Goods Always on Hand Our Dread is on Sale In Ntlehboring Towns Ask Your Grocer for Wcndel't Dread Orders by Mall Receive Prompt Attention 6i i First Street 9 State Street Phone 3-F Phone 260-M HELENA, MONT. mBs$ HIGH LIFE UaXfrr- Cmpitml Brmwlng Co. HELENA, MONTANA I fJRFAT FAI I S GREAT FALLS m ., .., w Cloths Man. Woman, Boy in Modern Up-to-Date Fushlonablo Clothing ut Popular Prices, Visit Often the Popular Priced Store tor Men amd Women. Great Falls, Montana. E.A.HKiniEL. President. W. t bKSnilUSOII. VIM rreildent. 11. W. OllUN WALDT, txc. TreM THE AMERICAN BREWING i MALTING COMPANY Brewers and Bottlers of extra quality lager beor. ''American Family" bottled beer a specialty. Office: 100 Central Avsuue, P. O. Box 80. HgjcgSi Qrat Falls, Moatawi. 1ST KAIL AMD WATER, ggfe REGULATOR LINE FN rORTUTO AnTJ THE DALLES ROUTE All War Ltaitatt. STEAMERS "UAII.KY OATZKKT" "DALLES CITY"; "KKOULATOH" "METXAKO" Connecting at Lyle, Wuh,, with Columbia River & Northern Railway Co. FOH Wahklacun. Pair, Centorvllle, Ooldendale and all Klickitat Valley polnti. Steamer leaves Portland dally (except Ban day) 7 a. m., connecting with C. tt. Si N. tralni atLyln(!l5 p. in. (or (Joldcndale. Train ar rive! Ocldcndale, 7:85 p. ni. Steamer arrlyea Tho Dalles 0:30 p. m. Hteamcr leayci The Dalles dally (except Bun day) 7:00 a.m. 0. It. AN. tralni leaving addenda SilS a, m. connect! with this itoaraer for Portland, ar riving l'ortlaud 8 p. m. Kxcellent mean tervca on all teamen. Fine accommodation (or teams and wagoni. For detailed Information o( rateii, berth res ervation!, connection!, eta., write or call oa noareit agent. M, C. Campbell. Oen. office, Portland, Or. Manager. Ask the Agent for T I O K B T S VIA ' THE COMFORTABLE WAY To Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Chlcaeo, St. Louis and All Points Cast and South TWO OLERLAND TRAINS DAILY The ORIENEAL LIMITED The FAST MAIL VU Scaltlt or Spjkint Splendid Sorvlco Up-to-ilnto Kqiilpmcnt CourteotiH Employes Daylight trip ncrosn tKu Cascade und Kocky Mountnina. For Tlckots. ratea, folders nnd full Infor mation cull on or nddress H. DICKSON, C. T. St P. A. 122 Third Street, POKTLAND s. a. vizRkes, a. w. p. a. 612 Tint Avenue, StiATTLG, WASH. A Pleasant Way to Travel The above is the usual verdict of tho traveler using tho Missouri 1'aclle Hail way between the 1'acillu Coast and the Kitst, and we believe that the service and accommodations given. merit this statement. From Denvor, Colorado Springs and Pueblo there aro two through trains daily to Kansas City and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat est standard electric lighted sleeping cars, chair cars and up-to-date dining cars. TJio vnino excellent service is operated from Kansas City nnd St. I .outs to Memphis, Little ltock nnd Hot Springs. If you are going Fast or South write for rates nud full informa tion. V. C. McllKim:, Gen. Agt., 11U Third St., Portland, Or. r SALT LAKE CITY : $ USE Salt Air Extracts, Baking Powder, Spices and Coffees ARE THE BEST OR MONEY BACK Smlt lakm Omffmm Smiom MMte MALT LAKt. UTAH LEAVER DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Cor. Third West and South Temple. Tele phone WW. Salt Lake City, Utah. NORTH YAKIMA : MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY II. Q. WE1N8TEIN COMPANY, Manufacturers ot Fancy Creamery BUTTER. North Yakima, Wash. rnuWJ UH Mm 1 jLsf1,"aaffarMfcsAfsi HY KAIL AND WATER, Natee,s -bb HM(fiwork THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO Castle Gate, Canon of the Grand Black Canon, Marshall and Ten nessee Passes, and the World Famous ROYAL GORGE. For Illustrated nnd doHcriptivo pamph lets write to W. C. McBRIDE, General Agent 124 Third Street PORTLAND, OREQON OREGON ShojtLine and union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily Through I'ullinnniilnndiirdand toiirlxt alcop Inircars ilallr to Omnha, C'hlcnito, hKiknno; lourni nicuiniiir car unuy io Miimnn i.ny: thrttiiK't riillmnn toiirUt nlicjilnponri (iwrnin ally loiiiliirleil) uel:ly In (;ickko, Kiimiih tliyi reclining ctinlr enrs (c-nti Iri'o) to Knat 70 HOURS PORTLAND IO ClIICAOO Up chaimo ol can 70 DI'.l'AItT rou ChlcnKO I'ortland Bpeclal V:l&amvla 'II.Mi: HCIIKDDI.K.H Irom 1'urtlnnd, Ore. AltlUVK IHOM Salt Ijiko. Donver. Vt Worth, Omaha, Kama 6:25 p in LI IT, Ml. 1)UU, t.niCHK'0 ll'ntliiKt'nl ana tno f.aii Atlantic hall Lake Denver. Ft. Kxprcra .xnrcn lortli. Umahn. Kaniax 8:l'-pmvla City. St. Ixmli, Chlcauo lilhm irniniRi'ii aim inu r.aii Ht. I'anl K it Mall 0:15 p m via Spokane alia Walla, l-owlttim. Hpokano. allaco, Pull man, MlnncaM)lli, rit. Paul, Duluth, Milwau kee, Chicago and Kait 8:00 am River Schedule For Astoria. War Point and North Ilearh Pally (except Sunday) atH pm; Katurday at 10 K m. iiauy lervico (waior parnuiiing) an mo iVUIametto and Yamhill rivers. For further Information, atk or wrlto your nearest tlrkut agent or , A. L. OttAlO Cleneral l'cn(;er Atent, The Oreson Ilallroad A .S'avlgallun Co., Port land, Oregon. mm. awmmmw V mj tfi rF Ti On Your Trip to the East TRY r(Jr NORTH COAST LIMITED PULLMAN, STANDARD SLEEPING CARS (KI.ElllUU UUIIIb) PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS (KLKCTltlO Molllo) DINING CAR-DAY AND NIGHT (ELECTltlC LIGHT!;) OBSERVATION CAR (KLECTitlC UUHTS) ELECTRIC FANS t BARBERSHOP BATH 1 LIBRARY NUMEROUS OTHER COMFORTS THREE v Daily Transcontinental Trains TO THE EAST The Ticltet Office at Portland U at 255 Morrison St., Corner Third A. D. CHARLTON Assistant General Passenger Agent I PORTLAND, II Y KAIL AND W ATE It A STORIA & COLUMBIA 1 Slrail Passenger Tins Dally WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS BKTWKKN Portland, Astoria Seaside Leaves union nisroT Arrlyea. tnw ,. llnH Dully BiOOa. m. ii. "in. ftvm. Inill. Icr, Clntikan lc Dally. 11:10 a. m. c!tiiori,uniton, Aitorla, Warron. ton, Klavcl, Hear, hart I'ark and 8ea tide. Attoria A fieashoru hiiTCM Dnlly. Attorla Kxprcai Hallv. 7:00 p.m. 9M0 p. m. C. A. BlKUAItlj - J.U. .MAYU. Comin'l Agt., 2 W Aldor Ht 0. F. & V. A. Telephone Main 800. r COLFAX WASH J Interior Warehouse Co. BALFOUR. GUTHRIE & CO, 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. 1 I JAMESTOWN, N. D. Jamestown Steam Laundry J. C. HAISTCAD, Proprietor Short Time Work a Specialty JAMESTOWN NORTH DAKOTA. The Seiler Co. OSCAR J. SEILER. Attorney-at-Uw President Paid Up Capital and Surplus $35,000' Collections Investments Real Estate Jamestown, North Dakota THE OREGON RIVER RAILROAD CO