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TIIE MORNING OKtxJOXIAN. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1911a IS COM. TO BE TESTED Grade for Lighthouse Tenders to Be Selected. OIL MAY BE ADOPTED ritimately It I Bfllcvcd Govern ment Will Make Vessels Burners of Oil as Furl Is Avail able on raclflc Coast. Coal tuts to be conducted by the Gov ernment are to begin at once under the supervision of Commander J. M. Elll eott. Inspector of the Seventeenth Lighthouse Department, who wu yes terday authorised by the Bureau of Lighthouses to purchase one car each of rival coals that bad been offered at Astoria and to test them with a view to ascertaining the best for steaming purposes. F.ecently the Nary Department con ducted exhaustive teste off the North west coast with Washington coal, us ing It on battleships, but It was re ported on adversely. The Bureau of LJchthou.es has called for bids for supplying fuel for the three tenders making their headquarters In local water, also for the use of stations tn the district. Gale Creek, coal was of fered by the Astoria Fuel Supply Company and South ITatrle coal by Ceorce Sanborn, of Astoria. The tend ers were so close that a contract could not be consistently entered Into. There was no record on file In the department at Washington covering previous tests of the fueL The only solution apparent was to purchase samples of bum and order thern tried out atgonce. While the re suit may not show one coal to exceed the other. It m!;ht bring about the In troduction of Northwest coal In tha ltctthouse service. As other branches of the Government have concluded that oil Is the best fuel for vessels operat ing on the Coast, where supplies are available at all times. It Is not doubted that shortly the lighthouse vessels will be converted into oil burners, because there are stations In the principal porta where otl can be secured and even tn Alaska tanks have been provided. CAPTAIV ANDREW HALb PIES Paralysis Results Kalallr for Voter an raclflc Coast Master. Flags flown at half mast at A Ins worth dock and on the steamer Rosa Oty yesterday were out of respect to the memory of Captain Andrew L. Hall, superintending stevedore for the allied llarrlman steamship lines, who died at o'clock, at St. Vincent's hospital, fol lowing a stroke of paralysis received Friday night. The funeral will be held at I o'clock Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Scottish Kite Masons. Captain Hall was about 60 yeara of age and was acquainted tn every port on the Coast and in many across tha Pacific He first became generally known here following the charter of the steamer Montara. of the Pacific Coast steamship Company's fleet. In 1)97. when she was In the service of the Fan Francisco A Portland Steamship Company during a cargo congestion. He had been master on most vessels of tha Pacific Coast Company'a fleet and was navigating the steamer Walla Walla, of that line, when she was wrecked. At that time he received Injuries of a severe nature and was unconscious when picked up at sea. His friends say that the accident brought on complica tions that made It impossible for him to rally. For a time he was stationed at Yokohama as superintending steve dore for the Pacific Mall and two years ago in February was sent here In the Mme work. His daughter, who is at tending school at San Francisco, was informed of his death, and brother. Captain Charles Hall, a San Francisco pilot, who will also start at once. KOA.V MAR I TAKEN OUTWARD Japanese Tramp Will Load for Shanghai With Oregon Fir. When the Japanese tramp Koan Marn. due In July, discharged her cargo of ntra oak at the dock of the Pacific Hardwood Manufacturing Company, she. was loaded outaard by the China Import Export Lumber Company, that corporation having chartered her this weeje for the return. The port of dis charge win be Shanghai, the Oriental headquarters cf the exporters. Another Japanese earner yet to be named also will load with Oregon Or after delivering hardwood. The China Import Export Interests last season exported Z.vin feet of lum ber, and while the preeent period has heen a backward one for offshore lum ber, it was Mid at the office yesterday by Agent tielin that In all probability an iual amount would be bought here before November L Several orders have been given and negotiations for tonnage to lad next month may be closed this week. The company has bought consid erable lumber on Pugrt Sound this year. Portland mU'.mrn being loth to accept low prlrea for the character of material of service in China, but It is said that the season will display tta briskest move ment after July L Inverklp Sails With Lumber. Loaded with lumber for Fremantle. the British tramp Inverklp finished . t . K.l.n. n .1 left Hnwn jriiciu; - . . . . . . .... during the afternoon. She Is under i charter to J. J. jioore ex v o. i British steamer Btickenham. which was working lumber at St. Johns, dropped down stream during the afternoon to I.lnnton and will leave early in the week. The steamer Riverside, which went to the Portland mill to load for Balboa, finished taking 10.000 feet last evening and will return to the North Bank dock to take on 75.000 feet ad ditional, besides cases of salmon and miscellaneous cargo. Low Water Stops Charm. Low water In Lewis River, which has tw-en so shallow that the new passen ger launch Charm could not operate be cause sand clogged her pump, baa tem porarily forced that craft off the run. She made a trip to Portland yesterday so that material could be secured, as Horace Campbell, her owner, has hit upon a scheme whereby he thinks he can attach a fender to the pipe that will prevent sand from entering. Marine Notes. Cargo for San Francisco will he loaded by the steamer Despatch At prescott and Rainier mills. Having delivered stores and supplies to the Destruction Island light station, the tender Mapzanlta returned to tha river yesterday. To ascertain progress being made on repairs to the lighthouse tender Colum bine. Commander Elltcott will depart today for Seattle. m ballast from San Francisco, the steamer Coaster entered, at the Custota- House yesterday and will load for the return voyage with 000.000 feet of lumber. ' Last of the coke cargo brought from Europe by the British ship Vincent will be discharged today and ahe will be lined for wheat loading. preparatory to sailing for Tacoma to work lumber for the Golden Gate, the steamer Northland discharged a small consignment of cement yesterday at Kalama. Harry Campion, superintendent of the Port of Portland pilotage and tow age service, left for Astoria yesterday to Inspect vessels on the lower harbor engaged In towing at the entrance. Superintendent Harrison, of the Kamm lines, went to Pekln. on Lewis Klver. yesterday In connection with the finding of a portion of the body of Sidney IUldge, steward of the eteamer Mascot, who lost his life when she burned there last month. Efforts will be made to either drag the stream or hava a diver make a further investiga tion. A. U Upson, chief clerk In the office of Major Mclndoe. Corps of Engineers. V. S. A., who boasts having one of gTXAJIEK INTELUGENCsV Dm a Arrive. Name. Prom. Data nM.k.Mi Coo Bar. In port Kamatn Han Fraiiciacoln Rl.rlde. . .1 . . Balboa In Roes City. .....Sao Pedro.. ..J" Aavi ...Jiaadon. ..... In tiolriea (lata... Tillamook. ... In port prt port port port Kue II. Elmore Tillamook. ...Apr. Mnrlk Iba-n Honi konf .... Apr. Oeo. W. Elder. .Po l edre....Air. Maverv....... Ban Pedro Apr- Ftlcoo. in rranelsce Apr. Alliance.. .....Kurrka Apr. Pear. ......... "an Pedro. ...Apr. Hoeaoke -ban Pedro.... Apr. Ua IT io caedoled te Depart. Kama. . For. Tate rv ;amain ...... own r r.m " Ooldea Oate...Tii:amook....i'r. Aoill. . . ..... Jlaadoo. . ... - Apr. Klrlde. ..... U-.lt.oa Apr. Rom City fan I'edro. .. . Al-r. Sua H. KlmereTillamonk... Apr. tireas water. ...Coos Day..... At Ceo. XV. Elder, .baa Pedro. ...Apr. Peaver. .. San Pedro. .. A pr. A i lao--. . .. -Eureka Apr. Falcon ........ ian Francisco Apr. Hennk Ibsen.. Honskong. ...Apr Roanoke. ...... San Pedro.... May Bear.......... Ban Pedre. ...May "5 r-i 3t the moat productive apple orchards In the Hood Klver district, left for there yesterday to spend his vacation In ad vance of the season's operations be ginning. As the fourth pier of the Harrlman bridge la In place and finishing touches' have been made to the coping, the I'nlon Bridge Construction Company moved Its offices yesterday from tha Alaska dock to the Broadway bridge site, being located on Albers dock. Captain W. S. Buchanan, superln tendent of the Open River Transporta tion Company, who returned yesterday from Snake River points, says that frost was so heavy In that district dur ing the cold spell of last week that Icicles formed on the stern of the steamer Twin Cities. It wss reported to the Merchants Exchange yesterday that the British ship Port Stanley, which sailed from here with a wheat cargo November 15. had grounded In Ballybetghe Bay, on the west coast of Ireland, having put In there to escape a gale Wednesday night. The crew was saved by the lira guard a. Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND. April SO. Arrived Steamer Golden Gate, from Tillamook; gasoline s hooner Anvil, from Haodon; gasoline schooner WHhrlmlna. from Yaqulna. galled steamer Northland, for Tacoma; British steamer Inverklp. for Fremantle. Astoria. April SO. Condition at the mouth of the river at 5 P. at., rough: wind northwest miles; weather clear. Arrived and left up durlne the nlsht Gasoline schooner Anvil, from ttandon and way ports: aasoilne schooner Wllhelmlna. from Yaqulna. Arrived at midnight and left up at 4 A. l- Steamer Golden Oate. from Tillamook, nailed at S A. M. eteamer Mel ville Dollar, for Tacoma; elearaer Roanoke, for Fan I'leso and way porta galled at 0 A. M. Ship ft. Francie. for Nushasak. Sailed at 11 A. V. Steamer Alliance, for Coos Baj and Eureka. San Francisco. April SO. Arrived at 4 A. M. Steamer H-ar. from Portland; at 8 A. M Steamer Geo. W. Kliler. from San Pleso. Arrived at 1 P. M. Steamer Roeeorans. from rartland. British ship Port Stanley, from Portland, grounded at Bally Heiie last night: crew taken off. Arrived at 3 p. M. steamer General Hubbard; steamer Aberdeen, from Columbia River. Falmouth. April 1. Arrived German bark Selene, from Portland. San Francisco. April 10. Arrived ftteamerse Hear, from Portland; Siberia, from Hongkong; Rosecrana, from Astoria; Puckman. from Seattle; achooner O am bin. from Port Ludlow; steamer Mlneric, from Tacoma. Sailed San Barbara, for Grays Harbor: General Hubbard, for Aberdeen. Johan Pouiaen, for Aatorla; bark Andrew Welch, for Honolulu. Ttroma, April IO. Arrived eteamer M. T. Plant, from Astoria. Departed German bark SchlfTbek. for tnlted Kingdom. Loe Anjrelea. April 20. Arrived Steamer ehome. from Tacoma. Sailed ?overnor. for Seattle; Lakrae. for Eureka: King Cy rus, for Columbia Klver; Baadon. for Co quille Rlter. Seattle. Hih., April SO. Arrived Steam ship Humboldt, from Skaeway; steamer M. F. Plant, from Ban Franciaco; steamer Tav ertoa. from San Franciaco; barge Washing ton, from Eagle Harbor. Sailed Steamer Bertha, for Kodlak; steamer Jeanle, for Eagle Harbor: steamer Dolphin, for Skag way; sr hooner John A., for Bering Sea; schooner Pender Brothers, for Sarak; ateam ablp Tiverton, for port Gambia. Tides at Astoria Friday. High. I.ow. 5-1.1 A. M 7.0 fet0:2 A, M l.S feet 7:30 T. M -l feet, MANY SIGNATURES FORGED Irregularities Found In Names on Ellis' Favlnr Petitions. Evidences of Irregularities, extending to wholesale forgeries, lncresse as the Investigation of Councilman Ellis' street paving and billboard ordinances pro gresses. In checking over these peti tions yesterday, one entire page of forged signatures. Including the same names, was discovered In both of tha Initiative petitions. This discovery was made In petttlons circulated by a man employed by Ellis, who has not yet been placed under ar rest. The evidences of fraud on the part of this circulator will be placed before the proper authorities, probably today, when his arrest undoubtedly will follow. The forgeries are very apparent and do not require an expert to detect. lVrmer College Mates Marry. FOREST GROVE. Or.. April SO. (Special.) Attorney W. P. Dyke, of this city, and Miss May Greenman. of Redmond. Wash, were married at Red mond. Wash.. April 15. Rev. H. W. Mlchener. of the M. E. Church, read the service. Bride and bridegroom attended McMlnnvlUe College together. The bride Is a graduate of the Normal School at Belilngham. Wash, and for the past two years has been teaching at BathoU W ash. Mr. Dyke Is a grad uate of McMlnnvlUe College, class of 105. and of the University of Oregon law department, class of 1910. They will make their home In. Forest Grove. s J "Whit Salmon Sales Brisk. WHITE SAUJON". Wash.. April iO. (Special.) B. E. Duncan Co.. of Hood River, have purchased 100 acres of H. R- Hurray and 80 acres of George Pendleton. In the Camas Prairie dis trict. Captain Mitchell also added to his holdings by the purchase of 40 acres of T. Wyers. Jr. The recent move In real estate In this district la due to the court order for the drainage of Conboy Lake, embracing evu area of i',000 acres ot rich land, MILKMEN TO UNITE "Overproduction of Distribu tion" Is Complaint. PRODUCER SUFFERS FIRST Even Middlemen Cannot Bear Bur den, Says Gresham Man Ylio Has Issued Call for Meeting to Provide Co-operation. tVlth the Intention of creating a cen tral distributing agency in Portland for at least SO per cent of the milk produc tion in the territory tributary to the city. C. E. Frits, of Gresham. will call to order on next Thursday In the Grange Hall at Gresham a meeting of milk producers. It Is proposed to form a stock company having $20,000 capital to put a central agency Into effective operation. The company Is designed to be co-operative, and the stock will be distributed among the various milk producers not only In and around. Gresham. but other sections where milk is produced. The principal aim of those Interested 'Is to sell milk direct from the producer to the consumer. This. It Is contended, can be accomplished by creating a cen tral depot In Portland with cooling vats and all the appliances for delivery of milk to the home. This depot is to be constructed with sufficient capacity to permit handling the milk in the most approved sanitary way. . Delegates Are Invited. It Is desired that all neighborhoods where milk Is produced for sale shall select delegates to attend the meeting. In Gresham and its environs 2o milkmen have Joined In the movement. Delegates from all of the outlying districts, par ticularly from the Tualatin Valley, Hills boro. North Plains and Garden Home hare been Invited. It is the contention of the milk producers that they Ao not now receive th?lr Just proportion of the price paid by the consumer, and that by delivering the milk direct from the cool ing station to the home they will be able to give the consumer better milk and at the same time secure a better price. The purpose of the Gresham meeting Is somewhat similar to that of the dairy committee appointed at the Commercial Club banquet, of which W. W. Cotton is chairman. This committee has not yet held a meeting owing to the absence of Mr. Cotton In tha East. He attended In Washington. D. C.. the argunent of the Spokane rate cases, and after the hearing decided to take a brief rest and visit old-time friends. He Is expected homo In a few days. The committee will meet as soon aa he arrives. Distribution Too, Costly. "The necessity of a distributing agency under the control of the producer was never mora apparent than now," said Mr. Frits yesterday. "The milk producer Is not making enough to pay him for his labor. Ho has got to do something soon or go out ot business. The milk middle man Is absorbing much of the profits, and yet he has difficulties at times that do not permit of proper profit. The truth is that there is an over-production of 'distribution.' There are 100 men engaged In selling milk in Portland from house to house who have to keep up the cost of caring for teams, pay drivers and re pair their wagons. This Involves an added expense that might be wiped out if wo had a proper distribution system. All of these teams and all of the wagons should be operated under one head. "The cost of delivery is more than the cost of the production of the milk. That condition is not fair to the producer. When the price of milk will not permit of meeting the expense of operating va rious lines of distribution, the milk pro ducer suffers by having the price of his milk cut down so that the middleman geta bis profits. The producer is thus the first to suffer." OREGON IS INTERESTED DELEGATES URGED TO ATTEND CONVENTION AT HELENA. Movement to Divert Immigration rom Western Canada to Ite celTe Impetus. That Oregon should be 'well repre sented at the first meeting of the West ern Development League at Helena, Mont, May 4, is the belief of C. C. Chapman, who will attend the conven tion himself and who urges that the state have as large representation as possible. One of the chief subjects of discussion will be the diversion of Immigration from the Middle States, now tending largely toward the West ern provinces of Canada, to the states of the Pacific Northwest. That Louis W. Hill regards the league convention as an event of Im portance to the country tributary to the line of the Great Northern is in dicated by a telegram he aent yester dav to Mr. Chapman. Baying that he I had arranged for a apeclal train for Helena to carry 100 delegates from St. i Paul, aa well as several land men who - will go to St. Paul from Chicago to make the trip. Mr. Hill himself will attend. In his efforts to promote the Industrial development of the North west he had offers to support all meas ures tending to that end. to back up state fairs and - promote land shows i ana seua special o , I pictures which will illustrate the cli mate ana sou ot urrgun wnu oiner states tributary to the llnea of hla road. 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If yon tvant special advice write Mrs. Pinkbam, Lynn.Massforit. It la free and always nelpf ui. Helena meeting. Tempting offers of free land, made by the Canadian gov ernment, will eed to be overcome. It is the belief of those most Inter ested in the movement that energetic efforta to procure publicity concerning low-priced lands stiU unoccupied, par ticularly In- Oregon, will be necessary. D. M. Keill, of St. Paul, president of the Minnesota Federation of Commer cial Clubs, will be one of the speakers. F. P. MAYS MUST SERVE PRESIDENT DEXIES APPLICA TIOX FOR. PARDON. Last Avenue ot Escape Is Closed to Man Convicted of Conspiracy to Defraud Government. President Taft yesterday denied Frank lin Pierce Mays' petition for a pardon. This was the word received by United States District Attorney McCourt In a telegram from Pardon Attorney Finch. As a result of the refusal of President Taft either to pardon Mays or commute his sentence, he will be compelled to serve four months In the County Jail and to pay a fine of 110,000. This fine was Imposed upon him in September. 1900. He appealed to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, and his bond, pending the decision of the higher court, waa SSOOO. When the judgment of ' the lower court was affirmed, he appealed to President Taft to pardon him. The President's refusal closes his last avenue of escape from Jail. The Blue Mountain case is the one in which the President yesterday refused to commute sentence. Mays was Indicted In this case February 13, 1905, with Wil lard N. Jones, John H. Mitchell. Blnger Hermann, John N. Williamson and George Sorenson. Conspiracy to defraud the Government of valuable land In the Blue Mountain Forest Reserve was the charge. The trial of the Blue Mountain case began August 20, 1906, and the ver dict waa returned September 13. COMMISSIONERS TO BE TRIED Case of Closing Draws on Willam ette River Bridges Cp. County Judge Cleeton and Commission ers Llghtner and Hart will go to trial In the Federal Court this afternoon. A Jury In Judge Bean's department will try them. They are charged with having violated the Federal statute requiring them to open the draw bridges across the 'Willamette River upon signal. The alleged violations ot this statute have come as a result of the morning and evening closed periods which the County Court established, in order to give working people a chance to go to and from their homes and work without delaya of from five minutes to a half hour because sand scows and log rafts wish to pass through the draws. It Was decided Wednesday that the case against the County Court would bo tried lmmedistely following the con demnation suit against the east half of block 8. That case will go to the Jury this morning. One of the signs posted at the bridges giving the morning and evening closed periods has been taken down and Is in the office of United States District At torney McCourt. It will be used aa evi dence against the County Court- SALEM. Or.. April M.-(Speclal To aid in the construction of the Jason Lee Memorial Church the Ladles' Aid Society of that church has pledged it self to raise $500 The highest type ot Happiness s reached b children in the home; but the coming tended with apprehension and dread. Mother's Friend if used hv the exoectant mother in OTHER'S MEN IF AILING DECIDE MEN. if you are ailing, do not becomes vie tim of neg- lect Do not wait until your whole system Is polluted. Do not delay until- your nervous organ ization is t o t terlng under the strain. Do not put off until you become well nigh a physical wreck, unfitted for study, busi ness or social duties and obli gations. Procrast'natlon is charac teristic of the weak man; decisive action of the stvong man. 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What I am doing for others I will do for you. Just the effort of calling at my office and. without spending one cent, have a confidential chat with me. DR. LINDSAY The Old Reliable Specialist Corner Alder and Socond streets. En trance 128tt Second street, Portland, Or. Office hours A. M. to 8 P. M. Eunday. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Cured of Asthma of Four Years' Standing. September 24. 1010. I had asthma for a number of years and afzer trying different doctors and medicine without relief I came to Dr. C. (We Wo. and after taklns hla medicines four or five months I feel like a new man. His reme dies have done me what I thought Impos sible for anyone to do. They have cured me of asthma, and I recommend him to any troubled with similar disease. ROBERT CRAIG. Kewberg, Or. 1 THE CHINESE DOCTOR. Thla wonderful man has made a life atudy of tha properties and actions of roots, herbs, buds and barks on the human system. 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IMPAIRED VITALITY I promise vou results so prompt and positive that you will not need any one to point out the improvement. In short I will give absolute results in every case and a written memoradum to refund every cent if you are not perfectly cured. I want to talk with the men who have tried other methods and found them unavailing. I want to talk with the men who have almost given up hope of being cured. I can convince them by actual cures. CONSIXTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE at office or by mall. One personal vlaft la preferred, bnt If thla la Im practicable, write me a full and unreserved history of yonr eaae and get onr opinion free. Many cases cured at home. Medicines fresh from my , own laboratory, fl.60 to S0.50 per coarse. ' Hoars 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 to 12. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO., Inc. 230 YAMHILL STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. I ML LSI 1 u 0) CLEANS SCOURS POLISHES Solid Cake WORKS WITHOUT WASTE Men and Women Cured The famous 8. K. 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I HAVE THE BEST EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON THE COAST. I WILL GIVE 1500 TO ANY CHARITY AS GUARAN TEE THAT EVERT STATEMENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS TRUE. I Invite you to come to my of fice. I will explain to you my treatment for Varicose Veins. Hernia, Nervous Debility. Blood Poison. Piles. Fistula. Bladder, Kidney, Prostatic and all Men's Ailments, and give you FREE a physical examination; If necessary a microscopical and chemical analysis of secretions, to deter mine pathological and bacterio logical conditions. Every person should take advantage of this op portunity to learn their true con dition. A permanent cure is what you want. , VARICOSE VEINS Impair vitality. I daily demon strate that varicose veins can be cured in nearly all cases by one treatment, in such a satisfactory way that the vital parts are pre served and strengthened, pain ceases, swelling subsides, a healthy circulation is rapidly re established. Instead of the depress ing conditions. I guarantee you a cure to stay cured or refund the money. HERNIA I RUPTURE) Disregard of existing hernia has) cost many lives. The smallest hernias are the most dangerous to life, because of the Increased liability to strangulation. I cure rupture in selected cases with per fect safetv and entail no suffer ing, and do not detain you from occupation, under guarantee. Many cases cured to stay cured in one treatment. "606 " FOR BLOOD POISON. I use Professor Ehrlich's won derful new discovery. " 606," In cases of Specific Blood- Poison. It cures in one treatment, and is the greatest marvel of medical science. .Thl new remedy has been successfully used in thou sands of cases. Let mo explain it to you. 234 Morrison Street Corner Second PORTLAND, OR. 1 FOR You Can Be Cured Other Men Are Being Cured Every Day I can positively assert that there does not exist a single case of Blood Disease, Nervonsneas, Varicose Veins, Piles, Kidney, Bladder and other Ail ments of Men that I can not cure promptly, safely, permanently If ta reach ef medical science. Don't Give Up I am restoring: suffering: men every day to robust health. Many of thera. do doubt, were much weaker la atrengrth than you. Not a Dollar IVeed Be Paid Unless Cored. MEN CORED 5 Is Our Fee SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con tracted and chronic cases cured. All burning. Itching, and Inflammation stopped in 24 hours. Cures effected In seven days. Consultation free. If un able to call, write for list of questions. Office Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only. Pacific Coast Medical Co. 22414 WASHINGTON STREET, Corner First, Portland, Or. L. T. YEE & SONS The Old. Reliable Chine Doctor spent lifetime atudy t barbs and research in Calaai was granted diploma by he Emperor: guarantees cura all aliments of men and wotaaa when others fall If you Buf fer, call or write to HI SOW MKDICINB CO.. LaSVa t int. Car, Aider, i'ertlaad. e.