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THE (NEW AR PORTLAND, OBBGONn"
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pot-Hani Jtem Ag
Jtotebllihed IMS A. D. Clriffln, Manager ,
bq said that more things will bo
taught In the Douglas manual train
ing department than In any othor
school."
So 'Successful as to Elicit Congratu
lation From Roosevelt.
Oflee, 4SU ntcond St.. cor, Aih, Roomi 1 and
3, Portland, Oron. New York. July 0. Hannah Ellas.
To inure publication alMocal new. nttl C0,;1 woman who has got $685,
rtMiui not lawr than Thuriday morning o! 000, mostly in one bunch, and a great
w fc. deal more at other times from John
- : ; - H. Piatt, has Jarred a goodly part of
fi "' Wbto ,n Harlem by ordering all of the white
,f . tenants out of two big flat buildings,
'"' and notifying tho neighbors that In
AFIIO AMERICAN HANDLES MIL- futu no"o but colored families will
, .., ..,..,.. " allowed to occupy the premises.
LIONS EARLY This indicates that tho wealthy
colored woman will make a colored
settlement out of one of tho choicest
neighborhoods above One Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street.
If It Is true, as is often reported, I Philip A. Payton, a colored real
that President Roosevelt's Intention, cstato dealer of No. G7 West One
In making an Afro-American tho inter- Hundred and Thirty-fourth street,
national collector for the Second dls- purchased a few days ago for $100,
trlct of. New York, was to confound 000 tho two flats at Nos. 108 and 170
skeptics ob to tho capacity of tho West One Hundred nnd Thirty-fifth
rnce by tho spectacle of an Afro- street, occupied by more than 15 rep
American administering with eminent triable, white families. West and east
success one of tho .most Important of- of these houses are many high-priced
flees under tho federal government, apartment houses. The occupants of
then the President's intention has these, as well as tho tenants of the
been accomplished to his satisfaction; purchased houses, are the ones who
for he has sent to Hon. Charles V. are Jarred by tho edict of the rich
.Anderson a letter congratulating him woman.
upon the conduct of his office during The sale was made last week, and
his first year, which has Just been on Friday each tenant of the Ellas
completed. houses received a note from Payton,
During the year IiIb office has been notifying him to vacato by tomorrow,
examined four times by four different the note adding that in the future
Inspectors in the International rove- nono but respectable colored families
nuo service, and each tlmo the office .were to occupy the flats.
has been rated No. 1. It has, there
fore, maintained during tho wholo
year a higher rating than it held
when Mr. Anderson assumed charge:
This Is saying much, for Mr. Treat,
his predecessor, now treasurer of tho
United States, was regarded as one
of the best collectors in tho country.
Under him the office was excellently
managed and rated high. Throe of
tho Inspectors mado special reference
In their reports to the personal atten
tion given by Mr. Anderson to tho
business of his office.
Since ho has been In office Mr. An
derson has .made, In tho cIubb exempt
from the civil scrvlco, soven appoint
ments, five of which wcro of Afro
Americans. TIicbo Include one dep
uty at 91,050 n year, one at $1,400,
two at $1,200, nnd a lady stenographer
nt $U00.
Jn appointments under the civil
service ho has followed not only tho
letter but tho fundamental Intention
of the law, which Is to sccuro tho best
men as employes. As most of us
know, the appointing power Is al
lowed to choose from the first three
names on the civil service list. Mr.
Anderson has Invariably taken tho
first man on the list, and has never
availed himself of his opportunity to
tak tho second or third. Ono Afro
Amorlcan, who headed tho list, Mr.
Anderson promptly made a gaugcr.
The Second internal rovenuo dis
trict of New York, which extends from
tho Battery to Twenty-fourth street,
comprises tho Wall street and finan
cial section of the city, perhaps tho
richest piece of territory of Its alio In
the world. It Is not only tho scat of
tho greatest bankers, brokers and
business men of tho country, but also
contains all of tho largest Importers
of champagnes, French brandies, cor
dials, etc., and tho greatest importers
of whiskeys, tobacco and Havana and
Porto Rlcan cigars. Doth the tobacco
trust and ' tho whiskey trust havo
their headquarters In this district:
the tobacco trust (tho American To-
YEQEN
BROS. SAVIINQS BAINK
BIUUINOS. MONTANA
Branch Banks at 'Butts, Anaconda and Gurdlnar
Tr-nntutot ft danwrnl Banking UuHlnenn
Pny Intorest on Savings Accounts and Time Cortillcates of Deposit. We
start Savings Accounts with a deposit of ono dollar or more.
O. E. HEINTZ, Manager.
Phone East 57
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Always ak for the faweos enefJ
Arikar lfw. leherg-Guasi Cigar
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maintain! unexcelled service from the
.west to the east and 'south. Making
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Prospective travelers desiring infor
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routes aro invited to correspondence
with the following representatives:
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142 Third 8t., Portland, Or.
J. 0. Lindiey, Trnv. Passenger Agent,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
Panl B. Thompson, Piissenger Agent,
Colman Building, Seattle, Wash.
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And All Fresh Cuts for Hotels
MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION
THE STAR
F. M. KRAMBR
Proprietor
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
KRAMER'S HOUSE
Klrst-ClMS Furnlihad Iloomt from
i;.W to 8.w ix r week
5. W. Cor. Ftfla ui BaruJ SU. PORTLAND, OH
THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT
BEST BY EVERY TEST
For Streets, Driveways and Crosswalks.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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716 Oregonian Building, Portland, Oregon
CHICAGO
bacco Co.) paying Into tho collector's
office for stamps alono 12.500,000
yearly. Resides there nro nearly 1.500
other cigar manufacturers and tobac
co dealers In tho district.
Here also Is located Special Dondcd
Warehouse. No. 2, tho largest In
Amorlcn, containing millions of dol
lars' worth of .tho finest old liquors.
Coming also under tho collector's
supervision aro many of tho greatest
manufacturing chemists' houses In
the country.
BOOKER WASHINGTON'S DECLA
RATION ON NEGRO EDUCATION.
(Cincinnati Enquirer, Juno 13, 190G.)
Tho Douglas school, In Alms place,
which is exclusively for colored chil
dren, and has only colored teac.iers,
will havo manual training and domes
tic science equipment installed during
tho summer, and, beginning In Sep
tember, a larger variety of work In
these two departments will be taught
than in any other school in the city.
Booker T. Washington, principal of
tho Tuskegee Normal and Industrial
Institute, in a letter replying to ono
from Superintendent Dyer, asking for
suggestions, says:
"Fundamentally, I cannot get away
from the Idea that the Ideal system of
Industrial work or manual training
for any people should be baaed upon a
careful Btudy of tho occupations which
tho parents and tho people in the
community are actually engaged in.
If, for example, the parents of tho
boys are engaged pretty genorally In
woodwork, brickwork, or household
work, or the parents of the girls In
laundering, cooking, or in nousenom
service of any character, I believe
that the school should emphasize effi
ciency in the Industry in which the
parents are successful. When educa
tion Is based on such a foundation,
one is not running the risk of feeling
that the student Is being trained for
an occupation which he cannot fol
low. To be more specific, the Ideal
arrangement for your school, It seems
to mo, would be to havo your super
intendent of manual training make a
careful Investigation and see in what
direction the colored peoplo nro actu
ally employed In the- neighborhood
from which these children come, and
then In the school try to bring the
very-day industrial life to the peo
ple In touch with what will be done
in the school. In this way the educa
tion is not only made helpful and
practical, but secures at once, or
should secure .the interest and co
operation of the parents."
Superintendent of Manual Training
Ball, when shown the letter, said:
"The suggestions made by Booker
Washington are good and valuable,
bul Ihorfl Is Koriniia nbtection to
carrying them out to the letter. Ills
plan would leave children where their
parents are, while our object is to
broaden their horison and enlarge
their field of opportunity. Wo aro
now working out our plans, and. while
details are sot yet decided, oa, it can
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"Overland Limited" Omaha to Chi
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ment that ot the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
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They own and operate their own
sleeping and dining cars and glvo
their patrons an excellence of scrvlco
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wider than in similar cars on any
other lino. They protect their trains
by tho Block system. Connections
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In Union depots.
H. 8. ROWE, Genenl Agent,
134 Third St., Portland.
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Visiters will find here a Bureau of Information where
reliable iaformatieii of all lddt regarding the city nay
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Telephones and comfortable waiting room with lava
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Spokane Agents for North Star Blankets, the kind used on
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Shoei Called for and Delivered,
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