The morning Astorian., January 30, 1902, Image 4

I
THE MOKMMi AMOkl.v riU'RMl.W. JANUARY 0. IM2
IS A THRIVING
IVojde who wear the Insignia of the
red cross might not to art as aides.
Thin In putting tin civ Into bad com
I'uiiy. n7
Ft
. A l it
Kcr Admiral Schley In having
vindication long drawn out.
pt .
SOAP DIGNITY.
71 T IS easy to find a pure soap; it is esv
j -. j to find a cheap one. The problem is
!''' lJ to find both combined ; a soap that is
pure yet inexpensive. Ivory Soap is tlv bcrt
solution of that problem. It is an oriin.il
product, evolved after years of experiment and
research. It is the most of pure soap for
the least money. It stands approved to-day
by a second generation of Ivory Soap users.
United States Steel Corporation,
Makes Annual Report to j
Stockholders.
!
! books mi nil. oi okm:ks
Cmton sense'
U the niotbi of the modem nni,i'
The thick snlcd shoe ami the r,iin .I.
skill HIC ttllltfSnrs to t';c iuv ,i, '..
lion ol till- motto ill liMllclx Hi ua v.
Illll .: I. I
COItttltotl M-tlM '
lu-ii'iN titti; v 'iv.
ill c . i t
Shit'liH'llts It. tiu (ill It'll
1'iiNlrr TI11111 Tlicj ( im
illi'll iii-fx Will i
Iti' il i mn tl.
lor
J.ki
Ills
N KU 1 1 1 ; K .
.11 I'lv't l"l'
:h.' I'ti'i.'il State
-in. it 1 .unr into
IS ", tt H Ml.lh' to
t.iv
The report. hii'll
.'Iuiri M. Schwab
'any. dcvlaivd the
tin- " Vli" ! to
1- MKllid In both
.'111. I KilHM II
tirv;"H Ini-on'--
I
HOW THE UKKAT STEKL
MAN GOT HIS STAKT.
IROIIT PHl HlVlRrm,n!r thlnKS Sehwab reflects his tram-
ADUUI llllOa Olll II tiling. Ho I, however, a man of strong
'personality. He l. an Meal corrsra-
ti m man. but he doe not yield his
Individuality to any corporation for
Schwab is boll-eyed an.l full-hlo-Mcd;
he Is strong voiced and demxrulc
H gves at things like a nnhlng prairie
ulnd. He stands in ae 'f no 111.111.
As U -.natural for a nun train"! by
An lreiv Carnegie, the "prin -e i f giv
rrs." Mr. Schwab is very litnTil. lie
iH-jtan t,i Rive when he as iuns-r
thjn he is now. and not as wealthy
He has done many Viandsonie thins.
I:i the little town where he pas-ed hi"
b)hLol he built a splendid I'a'.h ilu
rhurch that cost him $liiUn.. He
esthli'ahiil the Homestead Industrial
sihx l. ar.d has given largely to many
iharities and Institutions.
I'nlike sme rU"L men, he is not
afraid to carry loose change in his
pvket that he may Rive a little at once
where he sees the need. That favor
ite anecdote of brrwin a nickel
from a friendly millionaire to pav car-
Andrt'W Carnegie llooslod Hi m
to a IMho' Tbiit lielliiii
Grt'tit Prrsllge.
111. I flltUlV outlook. livtid .ill'
thmiiKh lftl. to lie lnirh; -atif.i.
toty. The report snys
' The outlook for the yea i psV. is f:y
brisht. Kverythln Indicates that a. I
the facilities of each subsidiary com
pany will he tavM to their utmost
to supply the demand thai is belli
made The actual business lion b-.k-d.
and of which shipment is N init
vailed for faster than ii an U sU
piled, amounts to more than half Hie
total combined annual capacity .it ail
the companies."
The ivf-rence to prices fallows.
The demand for nlucts h.ii been
so Rival that pries cou'd e.isih bine
lM-n a.luituv.1 Indeed, dinner pr c.
luii' Ns'ii .Cunt. 11 il v ,i(Tered by cus
tomers !l'l Mere UIIXIO'IS f'T ltlllll''di
.I'.e eX'S tri 'll of orders, but the c -III
l .iiiie- li.n-' fa.rly r.i.i:ii.aMi" I the (v.
s 'i.'ti "f hi c .ilan ,tit? pn.e.s. Ih'
lieitns that ill - existing itc s w.-ie
Hh i'
Jl riri iii en In
LjT Ul nl ' I lil C.
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.in his wlii ti Tr.
t'.ctVf, tun i;!v a
mwuIki in t lie
trtMtmriit ttml mr
of tl i ne 4 r (
rv Wnlr to !r. hrw, lliiffafo, N V. '
twrUf writi- Mti I. Ilttlnm of
' ptin MitYt. I tiMntiiwu IVitna
ittOii li 'ii i il ili.tl 1 vtiM n4 rat Hth(u
hjmtlv I'f I'.-rv ".ivorilr Iirf1plhm m,'
t.tU.lrtt liKinfrv iiifnl mr I l. k
1 rurv ! :t - 4 i'c 1 4rilr IMrtljUhMl ' .ttit.
our .f lUr i.o!i!rn Mi.lkal lHiit
lr : tur-i"rtit iaittrt to jviv cv I
i jrnsr tt tn.uiun 1 ou rn rt I
f ii MtH-t v'rrvl 'oti ui Ir I'ui.i ':
L'nw.mr t s. To!;,'.iI ! ,
U.'k '.sN !;:." i t. ,
, K. T "V -. t"t- N. V. j
fisher's Opera Housed
1. . ti ii;.l..Mti iii viiiu.t
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat. j
Pills tvw :lt loll I'OMlttllis till of lli !
Iltfostants noil tllifesls nil knuls oi !
ihkI. It ulVv s lllsi inl icllcf tiinl ncvet I
iklU to cure. Il allows ou lo i nl nil :
ho foml vuii v,inl, 'lliobii'M sonsllii j
Uunaclis can take It ly Usiimi many
lliiusutid't i'f ihspcins li.ivo Urn 1
iiivtl uficr fveryl lilim i l-o tailed. It ,
t UlicvjlPiHnl f ir all 'li'lii.irll limililiw.
H can't help i
bul do you nood ,
vind ol' I'll'C hilit.llii. I'lilcaini '
'I'hott tviltlc. 111 oils .". tilm.llu JUC. aM
It Will Pay You... I
0 wrt:e for our r.i'es b'fire you imr
li.ii 11 ttcket to any point In in I
:ST Thivuith Tourist t'liia from.
Mcific Coast t I
Chicago and CiiKinnaii
i'Iiiuci I111: wltli thioiiith trains fir all
,.iiii In the fir UT. SiU'TIl or;
-i'l'TIIKASP. Kat and hiinlsonnly
iliilppeil steam-healed trains iMn'.na
'us. HulTet l.ltuary t'aia Sleeplti (
,'ars and Kree lieclliilnc I'halr Cars
hroiitthotit the folliiwlnit slates: I
liVV tNMIASA. WISi'oNSIN. MI.M.
iOt'KI. TI'INNKSSKK. IOI1SIAVA,
U.l.lNOiS. MINNK.Si IT A. SOl'TII 1A
Ki'I'A AllKANSAS. KKNri'OKY mid 1
MtSOIfKIITI.
Ki.r partlcpUia reardln freight or
passfiiiT rates and service rail on or
address. J. r. I.! N'lSi:V
T r V A
II U TUl'MllU .1..
C'om'l Afrllt
Ml Third St.. Vitrt,NIV lltMN
BEST OF tVERYTHING
New York Commercial.
diaries M. Schw-ab says that he did
ot try to break the bank at Monte
Ckrlo. That ought to settle it- He
ahould know what his intentions
One thlnr Is certain the bank
at Monte Carlo did not break Mr.
Schwab.
Sine Mr. Schwab became president
f the United State Steel Corporation j fare w as never told
ii!lii i"tit '.
cai'ita' .in I
i saiisfacti
!'.i- the c
e.l'll.'il m :!i
i-l
Ph.
;.i:r
.urn
p'v
11
I..i;.t.i .id .iiit.ii;e
le
Us
Mill
be
. to
a :i!.
"iily I-"
general
!i- ' ",i iuo by
:.'b af.ee pri es Would I (
slant tal and Lis ui alue not
Ihe coMapmes. but alo to
hllSmeSS ,il' tl. ' -ll'l ' ' I
"The iiirr-nt lunili'b-s on Nrnftn. i
In-r it) ..it.. it to :i ' n. an li
the surplus of ;hc corpirat; n and
suhsidiare i ooip.iti'.- -.i- p ac.-d ot i
K4 Th "f r"er:l' S
one..l and operated by the s,...'nil
feilerated conii'anles as gU'-n as It., j
U7.49l.SU i
MONDAY, FEB. 3, 1902" '
mo Hurinwesicrn hdb..
YOU'LL BE LEFT
i I
if
0
to
1$.
II'" YOl' full In tiiko uilviintaii
ul'llio prrsoiil fktrriiiti ti'ilili'-
(IUII Mill'
Only a Few
Piivs ri'iiiniii of ( Mir Omit
Clotirniu'ii Snip, luit iliorti Hit
hlill a (inHt many liuiiiina KU
Save 25 Per Cent
On (')otliine; nhl -jil n-r tint
on I'lirniliiiij; (imuls or tiny
tiling ymi j.uri Ihimi I'roiii ii tip
to a lino tui tor iiwulc Niiit, ex
tiitiii(j only F iV W. itillura
iitnl ml ihhI itil'l'ci' ooil.s.
We Are Clearing Out
Our w inter nlot k In miiku rtniin
for ti InrB i'tuisi;iiiiii'iit of
Sjirinjj (itMiils noon to arrive,
ninl mo iluinn it Mtu ifHftill y
InvniiN iir jiriirji nml ijuiilily
rmitiot bo rtwistnl.
P.A.STOKES
TIIK UATH4rT Ml'SP" At.
at a aaJarr romanced up all the way
to a million a year he has been one
mt the most-talked-of men in the Unit
ed States: and he rather likes 10 be
talked about. Mr. Schwab was neVer
accused of being particularly modest
mr retiring. It may have been his self
eonfidence that has won for him his
blgh place In the business world and
Ills enormous salary.
Every men Is. of course, the archi
tect of his own future, hut at the
tame time when he is ju.t working on
the foundation he may have a little
help. Some people say that 'Carnegie
made Schwab." Schwab w-.uld have
shouldered himself to the front in
any company, but he would hardly
fcsve had the wealth or the p itin
r the reputation that h has today
had not Canj.-gie "pushed him up
Ther has Ijwn all sort-- of -norl-s
told a to how ("arnecie ran to take
notice of the boy h-ildin? an hnmbl
place In hl employ rin.. ..f 'ti- most
popular Is to th- effect tha' "ne
when a meswice n ti- l. ; ,
him at his home, f'ai-n-cie aid to h -auririntendent
"pon't nl u;- ".me
boy who cannot answer .1 rp: ! ;i.
T may want to a--k som 'bin.- in I
aend word bail; by ho !" -n ." "
"All rlirh'." ans-.ver.Hl "V- -ui-rin-tendont
"I'll sir. l nn y-"ii.- i-h'vab-he
will tn'k all you want Mm '..-nil
Inr. too. if "ti irl e him : . hr.nee "
f i Phwab took th" tw'" 'anj-tr:-.
remembering wha'. th stip-r.r.'ti b-nt
ha1 said, 'luestion-d him an! femd
him ready and abl- u. hm anv
thinjr. He w;;s so uillin? to t ilk :ha'
his employer aske-1 him to H
sang an oM Scotch ifinir and !h:i! sr-t-lled
it.
There are stronu i".in:s about this
story. Schwab was undoubted! u
smart boy. He would undoubtedly
have leen Just as willing lo talk to
Mr. Carnegie as to anyone, and Just as !
unembarrassed In showing what he
knew about the businesr: and h doe !
sing a little. The Rup -rinten lent
might have given hUu a pointer '
the selection of his repertolr.
I'herles M. Schwab was lern :n Wil
liamsburg. Pa., April is. i.y. Fie !
spwrrt hi early child hood in the village !
nf Ixretto. Ta. He went to the village !
srhoni and afterward to St Fnin;is'
college. He entered the employ of Car
negie Company as a utake-drtver in 'h
engineer corps of th tvlgar Thomp
son steel works. From that itne oa
there was a steady .s-rleg of promo
tions. He Hnally became suirintend
ent of i he HimiKt-ad works thn
president of ihe Carnegie St.. i;,n,lia.
ny (Limited) arid ujem the absorjition
it that company by the I'rilted Stat-s
S4eel Corporation, president of that
rust Industrial combination. t-Yhwab
understand." the steel buninfis. He un
derstands the marketing of teel; he
understands the men uho have their
WKiey Invested in the trt?e business.
HIb business training has m-en In
the Carnegie school rather than in (he
achool of J Tierpont Morgan, and in
of him l-ast
Christmas he gave JIVi to a fund to
buy toys for poor children.
The story of how he came t give
it was not told at the time. A retain
er approached him at a public meet
ing and askd what he thouitht of the
movement to raise the fund.
flood thing, of course." aid he,
running his hand down Into his pock
et. "Give '.his for me."
He pulled out a I!! bill and handed
it over. Then he kept on fumbling
through his pockets and product $yvi
more, handing It over with the re
mark :
"You might as well take th:.s along.
t'Kc"
Schwab is a busy man: h- ta!ks fast,
he moves fast, thinks fast: but he
en toys lite under hiuh pressure; it
!" sn't hurt him. ::n I he Is Ju-0 get.
ling under w.y. A million a ye.u --.no.-..
,.r less iti not so bad for a young !
''1. ail chari.-.- M. !chwal) n.iy ,!., J
r.h veil Mh''n he gets 1 1 r. (
NIOHT WAS HHR Tlt!tOR.
"I would rough nearly all alht !
knx" write Mrs. Chas. Apulefa , if ;
Alexandria, lnd . "and coull baldly
get any sleep. I had cr. "..m?li to
bad that If I walked a Lb" It t uuid
cough frightfully and sp.t bio I. I at,'
hn all other m ll -ines f illed three
II. 01) bottlea of Ir. King'" t Dircov- .
ery wholly cured me nrtd I gained 5S I
pounts." It's absoluti'l . (.uarunieed to!
cure Coughs. Colds La lirippe. Hron
hltls and all Throat and l.ung Tn-u-
bles. Price 50c and l.0. Tilal tsittles j
fie at Hart's Prut .t .re. .
The
Queen
of Hayti
, Wsht Tia.us Dally ll:rn 8t. I'au
sal Chlrai. comprlsliif
The Lte: I'ullnra.i SUsart,
t l'rli-s, Dininf. Cri.
I.ibiaiy nl Hmriiln Csrs.
Kree Iteclln.ng (Tiair Car.
The :'th Century Trains
Run i.vsry Day of
Tht Finest Tram
in
ritctrlc ti9lttd
(he Year
the Worlo
Rrt(4
Presented
Colored
by the beat and laxgrsi
OrgunliAtlon Traveling
T'
WATKIt
l'eiUeM-l tO 11
possible during
nSSI'MBUS
llttl-
Cold
' as
the
NoTIi'K
You a i
water as
v father.
At the pfient time the eon.suini': i -n
At the present tiui' the consumption
exceeds the supply, and in nccncdani e
V ith sei-tlon 9, the water will lie shut
oT entirely from premises where fau
cets are ..ft running.
J H. M NSKLL. Supt
S B R
'Kratik Kitk as Tod Hunter the Tramp
H.irrv 'llllam. as Hlotsky the Hebrew
The if re it hwp roller Kra-ton.
Miss Ijillr.l Moss, as the Queen.
tlla! BAD.JKH STATK XFRIW. Ih' I
Yam Dal.y Train ftunning Rftaaca I
t riui and Chicagj, ri ih Shot I
Line.
Cor.neollorui fr m the Wt Male :
Ths NORTHKRN PACtnC "
OR HAT NOKTHBKN AND
CANADIAN PACITh: R TH
Thla la lo tht ft EST LINK b-twre
Omatia. Ht. PjuI and Minneapolis
All Afnt, 8l Ticket, v't
The Northwestern Line
n
9 Jl W
A Hold Up
We htild up our tins of Rlovaa
and Itange to lb pubil for lo
pectlon Price en all llrallng
Htovrs w hava shot to plevaa.
W. J. Scully,
aji bond stki:et.
lUtwevn Ninth aad Ttoth
H R
W II. M K A I .
ib-nerjl Agent.
:i1 Alder B:r.t.
. L
SISI.BIt.
Trav Agent
rU.iinI. Oregon
iThe
I TN'
Musi, al Tramp,
irundy Trio.
Shenan Quartet
'ir' tc i horns of TiiiltK
d Voices
; a ; i-: s x kw i s it i x.
P
ears
That He
i 1 y of chi
Trust C
Will Accept
'ago Title
itnpane.
''II!''.Vi'i. Jan j:i.--C:.i
f. l-llds of I.yrnan . i
; rd-l!"a''! n,ak-s ;h-
th.i- he uiil a''.i'' the pr.
'h- ' 'lib ago Title - Trust '
"'!i" fs of th.- c,ni any ha .e
notified of his acf eptanie as
I efsona!
ays the
'.'C ment
d-ncy of
'oinpany
not been
y-t but
Only thost
i .i i
Know in
lifst toilet
who use it
iixiirv of it.
'ars is tiiv.- jnircst
y-u in all
V comblnn'l n fit Comic np-rn. Vnu-
leii'l... Hurlesijiie and Comedy.
'ti" novel street parade
! A l-EW
INTERESTING
FACT
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Htiiilit'.i of nil kiii'l.i at
Fanners nml Iiitm.
lowest rutcM, for (i.MliiTini'n,
A. V. ALlwErN, Tenth nr1 Commcnlal Strctti
anil
the
.Vim!
A I '.
Itenerved seals,
cents.
' S.lle of
Ttiii.g at '
.eats
rlltln
opens
lb-
Satur-
Is
WCifl
h-ui.lishi-
I over ioo years.
W h n peop.u ;it l ont-mpl iting
itip, iviie:h -r ,n busl -ess or pleasure,
'they naturally wint the bes; .rvlce
"bUlnabie as far as sjiei-d. rumfnrt and
sife y ;n cm. em.-, I Kmpl ayei of the
I Wia..'o.'SI. i .'K NT UAL LINICH ars
pail ti -r the public snd ojr trains
iar. iipe.a:,. n, , nuke close enn-
i ctl .ns wl'h diverg ng lines al a, I
Junction points
rulliiiau I'iia -e HVeptng and Chair
Cars in through : rains.
Pining car se-v'ie uneg.ep.J, Meal
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious unci Palo table
Drink Absolutely Pure
The Northern Paclflo Brawerjr, of which Mr,
makes beer for domestic ind exoort trade.
Untiled heer for family USa or ktg beer iupplled at any Unit.
ihe city frea.
John Kopp It proprietor,
IVIIyrry in
ime of them exfires
he will decide to take
Mr C,ag- "win have
d' l'.i. m-nt February 1.
onfldenee that
the s.l:lon.
the fn-asu.y
turning the
i. (Tire over on that day to c,,nern ir
.-ii.i'.i. It is probable that he wiil tage
a rest of a few weeks before aecept
ing any position. That will g!ve him
lime to look over the ground In New
Vork. where trust ivjmpany positions
have been offered to him, but many
o fhis i losent friends state positively
that he w ill pass by the opp irtunltles
in other cities to gt back to Chicago
MliS ST A XFOf'.D KEOKIVRS
Xi;W YOliK, Jan. 29,-.Mr. Leland
Stanford gave a reception last night
the graduates of Leland Stanf-rrd,
jr.. Inlveisity residing In this city and
vicinity. The reception nil) probably
result in the formation of a Lelnnd
Stanford Alumni association bete.
PCOIF!" COW.
I.AKK MILLS, Wis, Jan. 2S.-M-r-
: "edes JlllipS Pi"te,-J.., Xo. UIMS'I, H J'.-f-
f'-rsi.n County Holstein cow, rals-d
ind recently sold by W. It. ria'es of
Oakland, 'his county, to the South
jSide stock Farm, St Paul, now holds
me world s butter reconl by jiroluc
Ing 5S4 pounds of milk in even days
and 2 pounds, five and seven-tenths
ounces of butter. The average test of
this cow Is 102.
luxurious Travel
i
: The "Northweatern Limi'.-d" tralu.
; electric lighted throughou', oth irmlile
land out, and iream heated, are wlih
i out exception, the flneat trains in the
world. They etnbady the lteat, rewe.t
and btst Idsaj for comfort, renvenlmoe
and luxury vr offared (h rr.iv.llji.
duoiiu. ana auogemtr are th meat !
oonsplete and splendid produetlon it th i
er builders' art.
Th iplend Tra'ns I
Connaci With !
The Great Northern j
The Northern Pacific and !
The Canadian f'aciflc
AT 8T. PAOL FOR
CHICAGO ind the EAST.
Xo extra charge for these superior
-omruodirt,ons and all classy of tick
ets are available for oaasiire ,-r. n..
train oa "his line are pro:e-;t-:d by th
Interkx-klng Ubick System.
W. H. MI-1AIJ, ft. u HISLKU
General Ag.nt. TraveUng Ac"-
l'ortland. Oregon.
Central leat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
'i our or I ri Ur
im '.t-. t .th
Fit KS II AND S A LT
W ill be premplly si d
ali'eti,rlly ttteiKbd Ui
(1. W. MORTON, Prep.
Til plion No.
North Pacific Breuerq
The Wkcrnn fntrai I iriAc
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and von will m.ike direct connections
at Ht. Tiul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all nolnls Bust.
ror any iiinner itirormi'lin "H. on i
anv ticket sgsnt, or rorres.nn I with
JAS. C. POND, (;en. I'ass. Agl.
or JAS. A. CLOCK. MilwtukM. Wis.
PRA.EL & COOK
TiiAf:tK CO.'AV
Tlehone 221.
DRAYIiSO AND EXPFESSliU
All gorjds shipped to our Care
Will Uecelve Special Attention.
Xo. D3 Duane St.,
Aatcrrla, Ore.
W.
J. COfJK, Mg'
Kes. Tel. 1131.
...TEAS
latest Importatl ma In TEA, RICK and
all kinds of CHINA MEHCHANDIBB. ,
Contractors for Chlneaa !
LABOR
Hop Hin Ling & C;
i'itH?lfia'(
m ' .NiPiVaiiiiWrlVMi,W4MHpHM - -Br
7LMI IVI) V)V ivyillHvru rnnnivu
lOllliintrj
i it
iujfi ialMjivmi nun in
Of New Zealand
. W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Uiw bot'ii Uiidprwritinjr on tlin I'licilic (JimHt ovn twrnty-two
NAML'KL KI.MOKK & CO., Ants, A.storia, Orp.
yeiiru
I'OUNDEU A. I), ITIO
Kor Kale by
Foard A Stoke Co.
We Rent New Typewriters.
Many nt-w iniiiniveiiK iit.-i ii'liltd.
Sf'f our latcHt
No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter
New Art CValogni! Krce . . .
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