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Newspaper Page Text-v vnr.frwpifTViwJ' MW. THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OHEGON -.',-" ""ijmff-'w 1 Topics of 1 I the Times I account of degraded habits and moth ods of living, but simply because the Chlncso put their shouldor to tho wheel of work with a determination and per Blntency which workmen elsowbcro do not exhibit Ptana to fortify tho cnnal may bo ob solete before thcro can be uso for them. Tho study of Jlu Jltnn has beon aban doned at Atinnpolln. No further uso for It, probably, hIiico lmitritf litis boon cut out Thoro Ib plouty of faith In tho futuro Of tho l'niuuna canal, but tho pooulo oro beginning to think It li time for tho works. How can Bocrotary Wilson possibly rrnngo things ho that thoro will bo "no more crop failure" Can ho gunrnntoo the lco crop? .r-'i . . "i MAro we debt dodgers?" asks tho Now York World, In that caHo, wo tako adrautago of our constitutional guaranty' about Incriminating answers and stiiud nitita, OroTer Cleveland's experiment as a "model farm" philanthropist lias failed. The boys whom ho watt trying to tuako over Into good cltlsons refusod to bo anything but boys. Esau traded his birthright for a moss of pottitgo nnd got scooped. We know some fellows who could trade tholr birthright for a kettle of beau eoup and mnko a crncltflred good bargain. Tho Chicago man who has mado n bot of $23,000 that Ho can ltvo for a year without telling a Ho ovlduntly doesn't expect to got homo lato onongh at night to mnko Ills wife regard It as her duty to (mention him. A mining engineer and his wlfo Imvo I icon arrested charged with having swindled Investors by nilnrepreNontlng tho valuo of mining property, Most of tho Joy of mining promotion will dlo out If Iho law Interferon for tho protcc tlou of tho tenderfoot. Now, thoso bo the virtue of the cero ids they aro chonp, oaslly swallowod and of tnodernto mttrJtlvo value. Thoro Is nn eloincnt In the average human inltid, half puritanic, half Mingy, which Is Inclined to counj as ji virtue o In gestion of any food which Is not espe cially attractive but bcllorod to bo nu tritious. In fact, to oat that which Is cheap and filling Is ono of tho petty J lev, A poor man had hotter keep out of Congress. Campaign exponsos aro heavy and they come every two years. No man can go to Court wis without neglecting his law practtco or Ills bust iieHs. If ho Is a poor man ho will prob ably lotto his client or his customers; n xmall Inmlnpss or practtco will not support piirtncrs or malingers. After n few years In Congress nluu men out of ton are bontou for renoinlnatlon and then If they lmvo not a fortuuo or nn istnhllshrd business to fall back on they will try to get some small salaried placo under tho government mid may not bo successful. What In It that makes iiooplo anxious to sou ii bull light In Kpnln, where the bulls and Homo horses are brutally put to death, and the men lighters get nil tho glory with a minimum of danger i or a blood mid thunder play that has noltlior sonee, consistency nor educa tion; or a rliiiue luirlnsiiic. garbed li) a maunor that Ih tolerated (it a theater, tut would slmuio tho audience If It wore ieou anywhere efooj or a prUo light, at an onorniQila rloo of admlsxlon, In 'which conibiitnnls aro struggling for tho gato money uudor a "previous un derstanding" and not for promotion of the "manly art " or it football gamo In which the most Important persouiigo Is tho surgeon? Mankind Is wonderfully distributed. Possibly the great major ity aro not for any of these spectacles, but we do not hear of them so much. That the human rare will become blind through the effects of the eleo trtcal current so abundantly generated for modern uses Is tho startling prop osition of an alleged scientist of Chi cago. We are of tho opinion that this statement should be classed among tho vagaries of science. There never was a time when real science commnnded more respect or, to demonstrated truths, more unquestioning bellof than the present Tills Is slvown by tho In numerable Instances of applied sclenco In all branches of Industry, nut scien tific demonstrations are ono thing and scleutlllc speculations are quite anoth er. In fact, real scientists do not In flulge In the latter, They announce con clusions us the result of patient and thorough research, but they do not pro mulgate long-range speculations or fan tastic theories, One of the Impressions which Kir Ian Hamilton of the Hrltlsh army obtained while accompanying the Japanese army In Manchuria and which he describes In his "Hcrap Hook of a .Staff Otllcor" Is the tremendous productive power of tho Chinese, lie niyh that he never saw anywhere In tho world men work more Industriously and In some respect more Intelligently, and this upon a basis of compensation lutlulteMiually small when compared with that demanded In tho western world, lie entirely sup lorts tho contention of the lulvor lead ers of the Tutted States that Chinese labor must lo excluded, Ihviiiifo he af firms that If It were permitted to enter into competition with the ordinary la bor of America tt could not fall to ac quire an asceudcucy over It not on Thoso who koop n closo watch on women's ways profess to Bee a decided falling off In enthuslnsm among tho fair sex concerning tho right and op portunity to cook nnd tho Increasing fields In which they may find a chanco to earn money or gain a livelihood. "Women aro beginning to find out" Bays a closo Btudont of tilts burning question, "that work Ib work, nfter all, and that competition grows florcer all tho time. Young womon who come from tho country districts with high hopes of Independence and Ideals about living tholr own llfo untrammolod by old traditions soon learn that It Is a struggle harder than any tlioy might encounter ut homo. Thou their views change and they begin to think much bottor of matrimony as a vocation than tlioy did bofora It will be soino time boforo tills new feeling will hnvo much weight In lessening Uio present rush of women Into all avenues of labor, but thero will bo an effort In time and tin rush will subside. The shadow of In dependence rather than the substance Is all that many women gain, and this Is being slowly realised." - i It was found lately In Philadelphia that bright colored candles which school children were eating In large quantities wore colored with coal tar dyes. Those dyes aro poisons. They are used by unscrupulous manufac turers In placo of vegctablo dyes be cause they aro cheaper. Public owner ship Is the panacea of soino peoplo for all Ills, and It was suggested that to Insuro n suppply of pure candy the city should begin mnklng It Thero would bo no occasion for schemes for municipal candy factories If there wero strict and strictly enforced national and stato puro food laws. Bovernl other adulterant besides coal tar dyes aro found In candles. Olucoso Is one. It Is not polionous, but It Is a cheap and Inferior commodity, nnd It uso Js a fraud. Another common candy adulterant Js terra alba, n whlto clay wldch js put lil to add weight It Is said 2.1 or 00 per cont of tho wolght of candy sometimes is given by tbjs worthless nnd hurtful substance. AS adulterant which Is widely used Is paraffin. It Is put In chocolates to gtvo them consistency, onnblo them to stand uui wiiiuicr, ami giro uiera a gioss. ! IDAHO ADVERTISING Thoi. lllytb, l'ra Lyman Kffo, Vice Pres The Blyth & Fargo CoC I'oosIcIId, Idaho General Alcrcliandise BTOHE8 AT Evanston, Wyo. Pocatello, Idaho nr HAIL AND WAT It, BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd. CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00 Established 18W. Dowoy falace Hotel Bld'g. FIIED O. MOCK, rrosldent r. J. CONHOY, Vlco-1'rcsldent C. It. 1I1CKKY, Cashier RANK JKNK1NHON, Ass't CashUr NAMPA, IDAHO J. A, Murray, President. D. W. SUadrod, Vic Prtsldtat Wm, A, Anthei, I.N, Anthei, Asst. Cashlsr THIS FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pouutello, Idnho. REGULATOR LINE fORTLAND AND THE DALLES ROUTE AH War Uaitiis. STBAMURS "DAII.r.Y OATZKIIT" "DAIJ.KB CITY" "KEOULATOK" "METLAKO" Connecting at Ljrle, Wuh,, with Columbia River & Northern Railway Co. FOIt Wahklscui. Paljr, Centertllle, Ooldendala snd all Klickitat Valler point. Bteatner leatos I'ortland dally (except Ban dar) 7 a. in., connecting with C, !(. A N. tralni atLyloS'lS p. rh. lor Uoldendale. Train ar rives acldendalc,7sS5 p. m. eieamor arrives Tho Dalles G;ai p. m. Hteamor learei Tho Dalles dally (except Bun day)7:0O a m. C. It, AN. tralni leaving Ooldendals flilS a. m. connect! with thltiioamor for I'ortland, ar riving rortianu o p. in, .. Kxccllont tnoaU leryea on all iteamen. Fins acconunodatlonii (or tcntiu and wagons. For detailed Information of rntui, berth ret- erTatlnni. connectlout, etc., wrlto or call on neateitabtent. H. C. Campbell, Uon. ottlce, I'ortland, Or, Manager. nT RAIL ANDWATKK. SEE Nature's Wondrous Handiwork IPw?l POCATnLLO, IDAHO TUTTLE MERCANTILE CO., LTD. Wholesale Grocers GOODWIN MININO CANDLES Judsun Powder, Fuse and Caps Is extremely Indlsostlblo and Is said Be the cause ol many cases of tnpor dlcttla and other dlBoaset Ooooa but torMryes all the purpose paratftn doe and" produces no bad efTocts, but many" manufacturer do not uso It because It costs; 70, cents a pound, wjillo psraffln costs only a tontti as much. Ailultor ants ore found not only In cheap candy but In much that Is high prlcod. No body can bo suro undor prosont condi tions Mint when ho buys ho Is not bolng dofrniuled or that when ho onto he la not Milt, poisoned. Tho amount of In jur' t hoalth and tho number of deaths that Impure candles cause, espe cially among women and chlldron, tho chief consumers, aro much larger than Is Kcnernlly suspected. Tho Bpeody, practicable way to stop tho evil lu to pnss and enforce pure food lawn carry ln hoavy pnnnltles. Thoso who niolco and sell candles and othor foodstuflT.1 coiitnlniiiR hiirmful sulMtauces hiiow tho pnihablo results pf their acta Oonilnnted solely Ity Rroed, tlioy deilb orntely Imperil tho public health. Thev should he punished according to tho rio iroo of tliCl pillt, r .. '- -I'-H'4"IH"H-jj I A RAINY-DAY WELCOME. Tho rail was pouring In torrents when Miu lladdou tlow to tho door and admitted her friend, Miss Itnusom. 'There, you aro what I call a real frlondr Bho cried. "I novor oxpect people to keep an eugaiomeut to coino here lu a storm, for they uovor do, I told Mr. Iladdon this monilng that I know you wouldn't, but hero you are I MI won't keep you standing Inthovos tlbulo a minute louger, I Just tliought perhajw you'd Just like to lot It drtp off a little, as I've had tho hall all cleaned today, I always havo It done when I'm sure of eight or nine hours boforo it noeds to bo walked on. "Hut Oh, no, U doesn't matter a bit Perhaps you'd like to tako off your rubbers) Itubher soles Oh, no 1 never wear them, for they make such work on carpets. I mean, of course, one expects to have one's own carpets ruined, because so few ieopla consider It at all, and I know rubber soles ure populnr. I only meant tins rulo was for myself. "Thore, now, let me llud you a com fortable chair; perhaps as your skirt Is damp, you'd rather not sit In one of the covered chairs. Here's a wicker one that I've never had a cushion made for, Just for such occasions; and that brings your feet on the rug, too, "Now, If you'll excuse mo for one moment, while I speak to Bridget, I'll to ready for a ulco long talk. It was ho good of you to come, and so uuex Iocted I" Youth's Companion. In (he Air, llacon Did you know they wore put ting scent on lee now. Egbert -No, but I guess, by the looks of things they expect to get a sweet scented price for lt.--Vonkeni States man. "Shmurxn'k" n Arablnu "Word. "Sluunrahk" Is the Arabic word for clover. It Is pronounced llko the Irish word "shamrock." AOKNTS KOIt TUB CELEBRATED OLYAIPIA BEER INtimpti, Iclcilio Ask the Agent for I C K B T VIA 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 and deccrlptivo pamph lets wrlto to W. C. McBRIDE, General Agent 121 Third Street PORTLAND, OREOON ItV ItAII, AND WATKIt A STORI&&CQLUMBU WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS BETWRKK Portland, Astoria Seaside Leaves HH wMm hMlmm W mmimrB THE COiVil-ORTABLE WAY To Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, St. Louis and All Points Cust and South D. W. Church Ktrlu C. While 0, O.Chltion CHURCH & WHITE CO. Real Estate And Insurance Pocatello Idaho r HELENA MONTANA San Francisco Bakery JOHN WIINDIX, 1'roprletor A Full Assortment of Fine Good) Always on Hand Our Bread It on Sxle in Nclehborlnjf Towns Atk Your Grocer for Wcndcl's Oread Order by Malt Receive Prompt Attention 6 I First Street 9 State Street Phone 3-F Phone 260-M HELENA, MONT. TWO OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Th ORIENTAL LIMITED Th FAST HAIL VU Slt) tr SpckiM Bpleiullil Service Up-to-tlnto Equipment Courteous Ktuploycs Daylight trip iicroris tho Cascade anil ltocky Mountains. For Tickets, rates, folders and full infor mation call on or address M. DICKSON, C P. & T. A. 122 Third Street, POKTLANU S. a. YKI5KES, A. a. P. A. SUATTU1, WASM. highlifeX aorrue H CAPITAL RCWINOCa M Cmpltml Brmwlng Co. HELENA, MONTANA ! GREAT FALLS : .drSuflBlBaBB-nKE Slv Clotha lan, Woman, Hoy in Modern Up-to-I)ule Fashionable Clothlug at Popular Prloes. Visit Often the Popular Priced Store for Men and Women. Orent Foils, - - - Montana. K. A. KKICIIKI.. President. . ,, W, V. bKSOllUHCII. Vice President. It, V. QKUNWALUT, tkc. Ji Tres4 THE AMERICAN BREWING & MALTING COMPANY llrowers and Bottlers of extra quality lager beer. "American Family" bottled beer a specialty. Office: 109 Central Avenue, P. O. Box 80. Qrt Fall, Moatana. ... t BBJBTlni t I p awm a w 0 JU&fi3L A Pleasant Way to Travel The above is tho usual verdict of tho traveler lining the Mifsouri Facile Kail way between tho Pacific Const nnd the Kast, and wo believe that tho service and accommodations nlven merit this nlittement, irom Denver. Colorado Spring and Pueblo tlioro aro two through trains daily to Kansas City nnd St. Louis, currying Pullmau'd lat est standard electric lighted sleeping cars, chatr cars anil up-to-date tiinlui; cars. Tho same excellent sorviro is operated from Kansas City and St, umlH to Memphis, l.lttle ltock and Hot Springs. If you aro roIdj? Kast or South write for rates and full informa tion, W. C. McimiDi:, Gen. Apt., 12-1 Third St., Portland, Or. SALT LAKE CITY AAAAA USE Salt Air Hxtrncts, Baking Powder, Spices and Coffees ARE THE BEST OR MONEY BACK Smlt Lmkm Goffmm Smtom Mill MALT LMK. UTAH LEAVER DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Cor, ThlrJ West snd Bouth Temr.le. Tela jihouo 1M. Salt Lake City, Utah. NORTH YAKIMA MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY U. Q. WEISSTEtN COMPANY. , MsoiulsiCturers ol Fancy Creamery BUTTER. i OPFfiON ShojtUne ano Union Pacific Three Trains to the East Dally 8:l a.m. 7:00 p. m. UNION DK1-OT hnr Mnycers. Item lor, Clntsknn to m'stpori, uiuion, Astoria, Warran ton, KlftTol, Ocnr liartl'arkaudSoa. side. Astoria ,t Bcashoru Kxpreas Unllr, Astoria Kxpren Dalljr. Arrlvos. Dully, llilu a. in. 9:0 p. xa. C. A. HTKWA11T, , , . J. O. M A VO, Coratn'l Agt., 218 Alitor Ht 0. F. A I'. A. Tolophono Main 900. COLFAX WASH J Interior Warehouse Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers. General Warehouse System Both 0, R. & N. and N. P, roads. Through riillinnn standard aint tourist sloop liiKcara ilnlly to Otnnliii, Ulilcniin, fnokiinc; toiirUt sli'opliiK cars dally to Kaiisns t'ltyi throiiuh i'tillmnu tourist sIi'vpltiKi'ars(trioii. ally conilnrtpil) u-cokly to ChiraKo, h'aniai City; rocllnliiK chair cars (scats Ireo) to i:ast 7(1 POKTLAMI lu'SlUCAUO 7fl I U No climib'u o( cars I U liKI'AUT hOll OhlniKo I'ortUiKl Btwclal VilSamvIa ll'ntliiKt'n Atlautlo hxrirpis 8:l'.jimvla lI'llttllKt'll Ht. 1'aul Fast Mall 6:15 p m Bpokana 'HMCHL'llhDUl.KH Irom roillatul, Pro. ruo.M Halt I.ako, Donvor, Ft. Worth, Umalia, Kansas City, Ht. buils, Chicago ntit, nu j.nn. hnlt I.aki. lli-iiv.'r. Kt Worth, Uinaha, Kansas City. St. Louis, Chlcano ami inu r.nsi UallaNValla. IajwImom. Hokano, Wallaro, I'iiH. man, .-tiiiiiiiaioiis, ht. I'aul, Duluth, Mllwaii. kec, Chicago and Kast 8:23 pm 7:15 a m 8:00 a m River Schtdula For Astoria, Way I'olnts and North lleach Dally (except Bunilay) at H p in : Haturday at 10 pin. Dally sorvlco (water irtnlttlii) au tho Willamette and Yamhill rlom. For lurthor Information, imk or write your nearest tlrkvt ageiit or , A. L. ORAia (ioncral I'aouiuvr Aiiout, Tho OrPKon llallroad V Navlcatlou Co,, Tort land, OrcKou. All Kinds of Grain Booglit and Sold. A. M. SCOTT, General Agent, Colfax, Washington t : JAMESTOWN, N. D. :: Jamestown Steam Laundry J. E. IIAISTCAD, Proprietor Short Time Work a Specialty JAMESTOWN NORTH DAKOTA. The Seiler Co. OSCAR J. SEILER, Attomey-at-Uw President Paid Up Capital and Surplus $35,000- Collections Investments Real Estate Jamestown, North Dakota EL "" On Your Trip toUhe East TRY THE VcitV NORTH COAST LIMITED PULLMAN STANDARD SLEEPING CARS (KusiTiuu l.iains) PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS (raKCTtUC UUI1TW) DINING CAR-DAY AND NIGHT (ELECTU1C UGHTb) OBSERVATION CAR (tLECTltlC LIUllTs) ELECTRIC FANS BARBER SHOP BATH ; LIBRARY NUMEROUS OTHER COMFORTS North Yakima, Wash. IP THREE Daily Transcontinental Trains TO THE EAST, The 1 icket Office at Portland is at 255 Morrison St., Corner Third A. D. CHARLTON Assutint General Passenger Agent PORTLAND, OREGON &