Portland new age. (Portland, Or.) 1905-1907, October 27, 1906, Image 7

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All Trains stop 30 Minutes For Meals. ASHLAND, OREQON The New Bannock Hotel NORMAN A ARMSTRONG, Props. Headquarters for Commercial Men American Plan. Room with Bath. Hot and Cold Runnlaf Water and Telephone in Each Room. RATES $2.00 to $4.00 PER DAY Pocatetllo Idaho The Spalding Leading Hotel of the LAKE'SUPERIOR REGION Enlarged and Improved American Plnn, $2.50 and Up European Plau $1.00 and Up Finest Cafe In Northwest DULUTH, MINN HOTEL WHITMAN UNDER NEW MANAUKMKNr A Home for the Traveling. Men Strictly first Class. American Plan Electrio lighted. Bteam heated. (Hod Sample Boons in Connection. J. C SHOWN, Manager. COtTAX. WASHINGTON &. Jmaawrtmmk-ti Vkaaaaaaaaar taaaaaaaaS. -I PASTEURIZED DAIRY COMPANY, Inc. Piuteurltod Milk, Cream) lluttcr, Keij, Cottago Chcmc, Chceio, Mutter Milk. 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Wllktnion, Manager The Alpha Fine Wines, Liquors & Clears NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Headquarters for Ilaiirond and All Pro fessional People. Fhone Pacific 151 101 N. Park St., PORTLAND, OREGON A. H. Griswold Succeuor to OR1&WOLD A PHEQLEY TAILOR No Branoh Store) 1S1 Sixth St. PORTLAND, OREGON OUR BRAND Horse Collars Farmeri, Teaaattera end Honemea. look to your intereit. Wheu In need o( Horse uiiau, tuf tne Mil the SHARKEY COLLAR It kaa itood the teit of wear and tear and climate for twenty yean. Atk your dealer for them and inilit on haviug the "Soar- pTsharkey & SON Portland, Oregon ?m&t .a Km. oj KceSlHBieMar mmn aasfi 0- Olympic. A Flour Whose Best Endorsement Is Um Fact that tka Number of People Who Use It rLovB tin -rrtmm VT1 Multiplies Every Yer S WIT Of THE YOlJNGSTERS. j Llttlo Qlrl l thought you snld you wasn't coming to school to-day. Llttlo Hoy Oil, tlint was before I had nn in terview with pntm. Tencher Willie, you niny "spell "felt." Willie F-e-l-t. Tencher That's right Now, Johnnie, what is felt? Johnnie Mnininu'B slipper. "Oh, mnmmnl" exclaimed llttlo Fred, nit ho cnught sight of n zebra nt n mcnngerlp, "come here quick and sco the poor llttlo convict pony I" "Harry," snld n mother to her incor rigible son nnd heir, "did you bring that mud Into tho house?" "No, ma'am," replied Hnrry. "it Just stuck to 'my shoes nud enmo In Itself." "My pnpn Is a lawyer," said little bel. "Ho knows everything your papa papa Is a minister," rejoined llttlo Ma bel. "Ho knows everything your papa does And a wholo lot about tho here after." Little Elsie What's the mcnnlng of the word "acclimated," Tommy? Small Tommy Oh, It means to get used to anything. Like when a man and woman has been married so long they don't mind It any moro I "I'm glnd I'm not a flsh," remarked little Georgle as ho watched tho gold fish swimming around In tho globe. "Why?" queried his mothor. "'Causo It must be awful to baro to bo bathing all the time," was the reply. One day llttlo Elmer's mamma caught him In tbe pantry helping himself to some cake and Jam. "Why, Elmer," she exclaimed, "don't you know It is wrong to take things without asking for them?" "It Isn't wrong, .mamma," re plied Elmer. "Our Sunday school teacher says tho Lord helps thoso who help themselves." MIXED THEIR MODELS UP. Meat Poacd for Picture or Women, Women for Thoae of Men. It is an Interesting fact that artists havo used women ns models from which to paint men and men ns models from which to represent women, says tho Strand Mngnzltio. One of tho most striking Instances is tho well-known picture, 'Napoleon on Board tho Bclloropbon." A woman friend of tho painter was tho model for tho "Llttlo Corporal." Landsecr's famous picture, "Tho Naughty Hoy," was really painted from a llttlo girl, llttlo Lady Rachel Rus sell. As a matter of fact, tho child's mother had taken her to havo her por trait painted. When, however, sho ar rived at tho studio sho refused to poso In the way the artist suggested, and be came so sulky and naughty that ft was Impossible to do anything with lior. At length her mother put her In the corner as a punishment Thero sho turned with such a sturdy, defiant look that she Impressed Landseer who sketched the recalcitrant llttlo ono as she stood. A sense of chivalry toward the child caused him to chango tho box of tho subject so ho added tho broken slate, tho rumpled hair and tho undouo boots, whilo keeping tho disheveled drees, and gave a title to tho canvas which has re moved It from any suggestion of por traiture. Wllklo's "Blind Fiddler," which cre ated a furdr when it was exhibited at tho Royal Academy, furnishes anoth cr Instance, for the artist actually sat to himself for tho flguro of tho old woman. Wllkle used to say that one day Ban nlster, tbe actor, called and was shown In while be was sitting on a low seat dressed as a woman, with a looking glass beforo him, performing the part of a model for himself. Wllklo was not a man to bo In tho least discom posed at being found In such a plight Banulster gazed oil him for a moment or so, and said: "I need no Introduction." "Truly, no," sold Wllkle. "I know you very well, but, you sco, I can't movo lest I spoil ttie folds of my pet ticoat I am for tho present an old woman." On one occasion Guldo painted the head of a Madonua, using his portor as a model. Home, Sweet Home." Probably no one would hare been more surprised than Sir Henry Bishop himself could be have foreseen that a single melody In ono of his numerous operas would achieve Buch celebrity that at tbe present day It Is still sung by leading prima donnaa at fashionable concerts, Jangled on street organs and loved by a vast public that knows noth ing of music, properly so called, as the purest representation of tho English spirit "Home. Sweet Home." Clarl, the, Maid of Milan," the opera In which this favorite song occurred, tins long been consigned to tho Umbo of forgot ten musical works, but "Home, Sweet Home," survives with undiminished popularity and Is likely to survive when many more pretentious comiKtuI tlons havo followed "Tho Maid of Milan" Into oblivion. Cornell Maga zine. The Kvll of a Good Name. "Mammy," snld Pickaninny Jim. "why didn't you namo mo Georgo Washington?" 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