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Newspaper Page Text14 THE MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY, JANUARY: 9, 1908. TWO VESSELS GLEAR Marthe Roux and Miltonburn Complete Wheat Cargoes. RECORD - BREAKING MONTH Grain Shipments to Date Are Nearly Double Those of Corresponding Period of Last Year Lumber Exports Are Much Heavier. The French bark Marthe Roux and the British bark Miltonburn cleared yesterday for the United Kingdom tot orders, with 255. 018 bushels of wheat. The French vessel carried 95,932 bush els, valued at $80,500, and the English man carried 159,086 bushels, valued at $135,000. . The clearance of these two craft brings the outbound foreign fleet up to . eight vessels. Total wheat shipments for the month amount to 715,051 bushels, which Is close, to double those of December for the corresponding time. During the first eight days of December the wheat shipments amounted to 426,245 bushels. "With the amount of tonnage In port and the number of craft which are ready to receive cargo, it Is possible that the present month will break' all rec ords for exports of grain, lumber and flour. December was short on foreign lumber shipments, not a single cargo having cleared for foreign ports. Up ward of 6.500,000 feet have cleared so far during January. Lumber business coastwise has fallen off considerably, and very little timber will go to California ports during the present month. Steam schooners and nailing crafts are being tied up ,ln large numbers and the crews dis charged. There, is a heavy movement of wheat south, but the regular ves eels are handling the trade and char ters for steam schooners are few and far between. DIVERS WORKING ON" WRECK Boiler of Annie Comings' Located at Bottom of River. Divers working on the wreck of the steamer Annie Comings have succeeded In locating the boilers of the lost craft. They are in 35 feet of water, and with in a few feet of the spot where the col lision took place, between that craft and the French baVk Europe. Yester day afternoon the sailing vessel was moved several hundred feet upstream. In order to give the divers a better chance to work, v The use of -the Gov ernment snagboat Mathlna has been necured to raise the boilers of the Com ings. The stern of the Annie Comings Is secured to a dolphin near Reeder's. That portion of the boat contains the en gines and barges and wrecking appli ances have been sent to the place for the purpose of securing them. The steamer Georgie Buxton is oper ating In thf nine a of th Annfp Com ings between Portland and . Washou gal. It was the Intention of the West ern Towing & Transportation Company to place a steamer in service between Portland and The Dalles in the near future, but the accident to the Com ings has disarranged .the plans. The boat was to hav handled the business of the Open-River . Transportation Company. Notice to Mariners. Columbia River entrance. Oregon (List of l.lffhtw and Fa Signals, Pacific Coast. 1907, pace SO, No. 1)7, and List of Lights, Buoys and Paymirlur, Pacific Coast, 1907, paces 46 and M). Notlc has been received that Columbia River light vessel No. GO, stationed off the entrance to Columbia River, about 7 miles 6. a. W. V. from Cape Disappointment lighthouse, Washington, has been damaged by collision and withdrawn from her station. She will toe replaced as eoon as practicable. San Luis Obispo. California (List of Lights, ituoyff and Day marks. Pacific Coast, 1907, page 18). Notice Is hereby given that Ten-Foot Rocks buoy, a US third-class spar, marking a barge load of rocks accidentally dumped 250 feet from high-water mark, on Whaler Island, San I mis Obispo Bay, California, has gone adrift. It will be replace! a soon as practicable. t By order of the Lighthouse Board. R. F. LOPEZ, Commander V. S. N., Inspector 12th Light house District. Collision i'n Mororan Harbor. FRANCISCO, Jan. 8. The Standard Oil Company's tanker Ashta bula, which arrived from Mororan Mon day night, reports that on December 10, when lying at anchor in Mororan, a strong northwest gale sprang up and caused the British steamer Seminole to drag her anchors. The Seminole was carried across the bow of the Ashta bula and collided with the tanker. In the collision several plates on .the star board quarter of the Seminole were stove in, and she was otherwise dam aged. The Ashtabula stem and haw ser pipes were also damaged: George W- Elder Off the Dock. The steamship Geo. W. Elder will be lowered from the drydock this morning and she will at once proceed to her dock at the foot of Seventeenth street. The Elder will sail for the South to night on scheduled time. On arrival In Portland Tuesday morning the steamer Elder had a loose propeller. It was necessary for her to. go on the doc k to have the damage repaired. Thle was done in record time. Ship Verbena Chartered for Wheat. The Portland Flouring Mills Com pany has chartered the British ship Verbena to carry a full cargo of wheat from Portland to the United Kingdom. The vessel is now in the Harbor of Callao, and will leave immediately for the North. She la registered at 1719 net tons. St. Helens Clears. ASTORIA, Or., Jan. 8. (Special.) The steamer St. Helens cleared at the Custom House today for San Francisco with, a cargo of 300 bushels of barley and 1.300.000 feet of lumber. Of th- latter. 175.000 feet were loaded at Rainier and4 the balance was taken on at Portland. Marine Notes. The steamship Breakwater will sail tonight for Coos Bay port. ' The British ship Claverdon finished loading yesterday and will move to the stream today. The British ship Clackaraannanshlre has completed her outward cargo and will leave down this morning. The investigation into the loss of the Annie Comings by .United States Inspectors Kdwards and Fuller will be called Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Arrivals And "Departures. Astoria, Or., Jan. 8. Condition of the bar at 5 P. 31., obscured; wind, southeast. . 2 miles; weather, rain. Arrived1' down at 11 A. M. Steamer St. Helens. Arrived down at 2:15 P. M. Schooner Annie Campbell and French ship Crlllon. San Pedro, Jan. 8. Sal led- Schooner Luzon, for Portland. Muroran. Jan. 8. Arrived January S Ger man ship Inveran, from Portland: - San Francisco, Jan. 8. Arrived Steamer J. Marhoffer, from Grays- Harbor. Sailed Steamer Ibe. for Nanalmo; steamer Carmel, for coos Bay; steamer Jim Butler, for Grays Harbor; steamer Helens, for. Wlllapa. Seattle, Jan. .8. Arrived British steam ship Schwarzenbeck, from Callao. Tatoosh Island. Jan. 8- Sailed British steamer Hut ton Wood, from Tacoma for United Kingdom.- Newcastle. N. S. W.. Jan. 8. Arrived Woodford, from Portland, Or., and Victoria, B. C. Las Pat mas, Jan. 7. Sailed Beech ley. from San Francisco-. Quay mas, Jan. 4. Arrived A mlral Ei- elams, Seattle and San Francisco, far Havre. Montevideo, Jan. 5. -Arrived Amiral Olry. from San Francisco, 'via Maaatlan, Coronel, etc., for Havre. London and Ant werp. Coronet, Jan. 5. Arrived A uc hen crag, from Portland, Or., for St. Vincent. C. V., tor orders. . Yokohama, Jan. 8. Arrived previously America Maru, from 'San Francisco, via Honolulu, for Hongkong; Belleropbon, Liv erpool, via Colombo, Singapore, etc., for Tacoma. Tide, at Astoria Thursday. Hiifhi Low. 8:2s A. M 8.4 feet:il:50 A. M 2.1 frrt C:9U P. M.....7.0 feet'll:5o P. M 1.1 feet MAY BE BUREAU OF MINES President Opposed to Creating Any New Cabinet Office. ORE3GONIAX NEWS BUREAU, Wash ington, Jan. . 7. The fact that President Roosevelt is opposed to the creation of any new cabinet offices will probably serve to defeat numerous bills, now pend ing, to create a department of mines. For several years Western men have. advo cated the creation of a new department to have absolute jurisdiction over mines, mineral lands, and the handling of mine products. But never has Congress given STEAMER INTELIJOENCE. Due to Arrive. Name. From. Data Breakwater. .Coos Bay.... .In port Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro.... In port Alliance. .... Coos Bay Jan. 9 Arabia Hongkong -Jan. 10 Senator. San Francisco. Jan. 10 JohanPoulsen San Francisco. Jan. 12 Northland. .. .San Francisco. Jan. -52. Rose City San Francisco. Jan. 13 Roanoke. .... Los Angeles. .. Jan. 14 Costa Rica. ..San Francisco." .Ian. Aiesia. '. .Hongkong .Feb. 1 Nlcomedla. .. Hongkong Feb. A Numantla. . . .Hongkong .... ..Mar. 3 Belted aled to Depart. Name For. Data Arabia. .Hongkong Ind'ft Breakwater. . Coos Bay Jan. 9 Geo. W. Elder San Pedro Jan. -9 Alliance Coos Bay Jan. 11 Senator .San Francisco. -Jan. 12 JohanPoulsen San Francisco. Jan. 15 Northland. .. .San Francisco. Jan. 15 Rose City.... San Francisco. Jan. 15 Roanoke Los Angeles. .. Jan. - 16 Costa Rica... .San Francisco. .1 an. 18 Aiesia .Hongkong Feb. 19 Nlcomedla... Hongkong Feb. 20 Numantla Hongkong. .. Alar. 12 . Entered Wednesday. Barge No. 3 (Kirkwood, with fuel oil-, from San Francisco. Argyll, Am. steamship (Thomp- . son), with fuel oil from Port Har ford. Cleared Wednesday. . Barge No. 3 (Kirkwood), with ballast, for San Francisco. Argyll, Am. steamship . (Thomp son), with baktast. for San Fran cisco. Marthe Roux, Fr. bark Simonne".. with 95,932 busbels of wheat, val ued at $$0,500, for Queenstown or Fal mou t h, for drde rs. Miltonburn, Br. bark (Crawford), with 159,086 bushels of Theat. val ued at $135,000 for the United Kingdom, for .orders. serious consideration to the question, either because there was no general in terest in the- subject, or because many men were opposed to the creation of such a department. But now that the Presi dent has expressed his disapproval, no legislation will be possible. . The President suggests, and many men believe, that it might be well to create a bureau of mines in the Interior Depart ment, similar to the General Land Office, and transfer to that bureau such parts of the Land Office and Geological Survey as handle matters affecting mines and min eral lands. If anything is accomplished along -this line at the present session of Congress it will be legislation creating a Bureau of Mines, conducted by a Com missioner of Mines1, who will have rank with the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Should this be done," the Land Office would be relieved of certain very Irksome duties, and the mineral work of that office could be brought in closer touch with the mineral work of the Geological Survey. ADMEN PLAN A BANQUET Given Just Before Departure of Del egation for California. Plans for a "jollification banquet" to be given by the Portland AdC1ub are near Ing completion. It will be held at the Hotel Lenox Saturday evening. January 18. at which time every member of, the Portland Ad Club is expected to be pres ent to give the Northwest delegation- to the annual convention of the Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association a farewell "boost,'.' ita special Pullman- car being attached to the 11:45 P. M. South ern Pacific train. Already reservations have been spoken for by about 20 persons and it is safe to say that every berth will be taken. Mon day night the Eugene Chamber of Com merce voted to send its manager. John HartQg. who will tell the California peo ple of the wonderful Willamette Valley.. Mr. Hartog was formerly in similar work in California. Hood River, hearing of what the Willamette Valley is doing. Is planning to send a representative to teU about that section. . E. H. Libby. president of the Lewiston Clarkston promotion committee, was in the city yesterday and said that body had Instructed Its secretary. R- A. Rohra bacher, to attend the Oakland meeting and discuss the subject, "Beware of Lewiston." Mr. Libby also said that he had just signed a contract . with David R. Mc Glnnis to place J6.O0O worth of advertising for the committee this year. J. H. "Whyte. manager of the Astoria Chamber of Commerce, has made a reser vation for the trip and will exploit the city by the sea. Yakima has reserved space in the car for their advertising manager, who will tell the California people about that section. Many people outside the club are taking advantage of' the very low rate made by the "Southern Pacific for the advertising men and are making reservations through R, M. Hall, president of the coast association. . Today and tomorrow will positively be the last days for discount on West Side gas bills. Portland Gas Company. Chicago Tbe shortage of teachers is so great that 360 rooms were without them Tuesday. Many teachers are ill with the grippe. , Inspect Rosenthal's shoe store win dows and get busy. " . FIRST TARIFF OUT Freight Rates, of New North Bank Road Appear Today. GO INTO EFFECT AT ONCE Products of Territory Tapped Will Be Carried Part Way by Steamer Until Portland & Seattle Com pletes Road Into This City. The first freight tariff to be. Issued by the Portland.' Seattle Railway, giving rates from Portland to the new territory tapped by the North Bank road, will appear today from the offices of Harry M. . Adams, general freight' and passenger agent for. the new Hill road. The tariff is a Joint one of the Portland . & Seattle and The Dalles, Portland & Astoria Company, the Hill steamer line on the Columbia. It In cludes elass and commodity rates .be tween Portland and Vancouver and stations on the Portland 4; Seattle Railway from Avery to Pasco via Lyle. The tariff contains rates on grain, flour flaxseed and mill feed, potatoes, onions, salt, cereals and cereal prod ucts, fruit, vegetables and shingles. Class rates on various classes of mer chandise from Portland to the follow ing stations are thus shown in the new tariff: Cliffs 47. 39, 33, 28, 22, 24, 20, 15, 15, ZVt Roosevelt 65. 55, 46, 39, 32, 32. 26 20, 16, 15; Plymouth 86, 71. 60, 61, 40. 40, 34. 26. 21, 17: Hoover 97, 81. 68, 58, 46, 39, 29. 24, 19. Rates on grain, potatoes and onions from Hoover and Plymouth Will be 15 cents a 100 pounds, and from Roosevelt and Cliffs 124 cents.' Shingles will be carried 1n carloads from Portland to al points on the line for 15 cents a 100 pounds. This tariff is an entirely new one, for there has been no -former rate sheet covering this territory. Products of the district to be tapped by the new road were shipped .across the Colum bia and came out by the O. R. & N. or. bj the river steamers operated by the Open River Transportation Company. It was not necessary, to give the. usual notice required by the. Interstate Com merce Commission, because of the pro vision by that body In the 'issuing of tariffs 'by new railroads. The rates will, be put in .effect at once and freight will be carried by steamer part way until the Portland & Seattle completes Its line Into Portland. The rates just named will be substantially those in ef fect on tho railroad when, completed. Temporary offices of the Portland & Seattle Railway will be moved during the next few days from Room 14 in the Union Depot to the Portland & Seattle freight house at Eleventh and Hoyt streets. This will not be a permanent location, but will be used until office quarters can be found downtown. It is likely the officials flnally'will settle In the new Commercial Club building, but these quarters will not be ready for the next 50 days.. " Circulars were issued yesterday an nouncing the appointment of Harry Adams as general freight and passen ger agent for the Astoria & Columbia River Railroad and naming R. H. Jen k4ns as assistant to Mr. Adams, both on the Astoria & Columbia River Rail road and the- Portland & Seattle. The headquarters of both officials wilt be Portland. This action gives the same officials charge of the A.' & C and the P. & S., which was anticipated at the time the Astoria road was purchased by the Hill interests. GIVES CROSS-TOWX SERVICE Old Schedule. Partly Restored on Mount Tabor Line. Changes- have been made in the sched ules of the Montgomery and Mount Tabor car lines. These lines have been con solidated and the Mount Tabor cars will cross the Morrison-street bridge and run to the head of Montgomery street. The new route will be taken up by the Mount Tabor cars commencing next Friday. The Sunnyside cars will make the loop around Third and Yamhill streets, as at present. President Josselyn finds there is a de mand for a cross-town service such as will be furnished by the new Mount Tabor route. People in the East Side suburbs can thus reach ye heart of the West Side residence district without changing cars.. It is believed this will prove a great convenience. A short time ago the Mount Tabor and Sunnyside cars wer,e on a similar run, but delays encountered at- the bridges made it advisable to take them off and run them only as far as Third and Mor rison. Better service will also be givfen on the Mount Scott division of the Oregon Water Power & Railway Company commencing next Saturday. Trains of two cars will fie operated on that line on a minute schedule, instead of single cars on a 15 minute schedule, as at present. Instead of four cars an hour, as at present, the new schedule will furnish six cars an hour, adding considerably to the passen ger capacity of the line. The older cars in service on the O. W. P. lines are being repainted and refitted and are being returned to 'service as fast as possible. - W. E. Coman Go-es East, W. B. Coman, assistant general freight agent for the- allied Harriman lines in this territory, left last night .for Chicago, where he goes to attend the meeting of the Transcontinental Freight Bureau. The session will last several weeks and a large amount of detail work will be taken up and disposed of. - At ' the same session an effort will be made to get out the new transcontinental east and west bound tariffs. Westbound Traffic Grows. Reports compiled" by the different rail roads entering Portland show that the westbound freight handled to this city during the month of December is con siderably larger in. volume than it was for. the corresponding month of 1306. There i a reason why Grape-Nuts should cor rect a weak physical; or a sluggish mental con dition. The food is high ly nutritious and is pre ' digested, so that it helps the digestive organs to assimilate other food. It is also rich in the "vital phosphates" that go directly to make up the delicate gray mat- ter of brain and nerve centers. Read the "Road to WeUville" in pk gs. FACTS ABOUT NEW THEORY SECURED BY INTERVIEWS People TeU the Reason for Their Faith in . Cooper's Belief. An article from the Nashville, Tenn., Banner, published "during L. T. Coop er's visit to that city, throws some light on the remarkable success of the young man's theories and medicines In various cities visited by him during the past -year. The article' is as fol lows: "In view of. the enormous sale of Cooper's preparations now going, on in this city and the intense interest which Mr. Cooper has stirred up since his arrival, a representative of the Banner spent Thursday afternoon at the young man's headquarters, watch ing the swarm of humanity come and go. ' "During the afternoon the reporter1 interviewed many of the callers and obtained statements from all who cared to give them as to their expe rience with Cooper and his prepara tions. ' . ' ' "The ' following- are selected ' from those statements as being typical of the general expression of the people seen;.- "Mr. B. ' B. Lasater, living at 1224 North Fourth :-avenue, when inter viewed, said: 'I have been troubled with my stomach for the past, two years, and have had rheumatism .for more than five, years. - Sometimes I could not walk, and there were times when I could not even move in bed. Hard knots would form on my mus cles, which .caused me Intense pain. Gas formed) on my stomach after eat ing, which gave me much pain and distress, and often I was restless and tossed all night, losing- much sleep and rest. - - "'Hearing of. Mr. Cooper and the great work- his medicine was accom- Some apprehension was felt that because of the somewhat unsettled Industrial con ditions during the past few weeks that the month of December as a whole would show a falling off. This fear was dis pelled when the figures for the month were made up. A satisfactory gain over the same business for the .final month of 1906 show's that business Is going ahead in all lines as usual and even in larger volume than a year ago. Arrested for Cursing Policeman. - Yesterday morning at 1:30 o'clock . Po liceman Leisy found a crowd of noisy men collected in front of a saloon on the corner of Sixteenth and Washington streets and ordered them to move . oh. AH moved as directed except two, J. Lemacher and C. Stern, who conduct a second-hand store next door to the sa loon. When informed by the policeman that it was after hours and their hilarity Ill SiilS BY IMPURITIES IN THE BL0 0D If Old Sores were due to outside influences, or if the cause was confined strictly to the diseased flesh around the, ulcer, then external treatment and simple cleanliness would cure them. But the trouble is in the blood, which has become unhealthy and diseased, and Jceeps the sore open by continually discharging into it the impurities and poisons with which the circulation is filled. This poisonous condition of the blood may be the remains of some constitutional trouble; the effect of a long spell of sickness, or because the natural refuse of the body, which should pass off through the proper avenues, has been left in the system and absorbed into the blood. Again, the cause may be hereditary ; but it does not matter how the poison becomes intrenched in the blood, the fact that the sore will not heal is evidence of a deep underly ing cause, Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may cause the place to scab over ". 'temporarily, but the blood is not made any 6 JO CZo PURELY VEGETABLE discharging unhealthy matter into the place, it carries rich, tissue-building, flesh-healing blood to the diseased parts and in every way assists in a natural cure of the sore. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free to aU who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. True Cures For Men .We don't patch up. Our cares are permanent. No "incurable case3 accepted. If you are discouraged because others have failed to cure you we ask you to call and see us, and we will make a thorough examination of your case free of charge. - We Are the leading Specialists We cure promptly WEAKNESS. L.OT MANHOOD. SPERM ATRRHOE A. SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES. VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET, OR ANT OF THE DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. . Personal attention gWen all patients. ... CURE,N0T TALK, IS WHAT YOU WANT Thin Institution has built uo splendid practice mor by the recommen dations given It by its PERFECTLY SATISFIED PATIENTS, who have re ceived the benefit of its modem scientific and legitimate methods, than in any other way. If you are not a perfect man came to us. Isn't it worth the little time It will take when you are CERTAIN that you will have the benefit, of . HONEST, SINCERE physicians who are legally licensed to practice medicine in the State of Oregon? A consultation coats you nothing EXCEPT your own time. WEAKNESS. If other physicians have treated you for so-called "weakness." you were helped only temporarily, if at ajl. and the "reason is very apparent when the cause of loss of power in men is under stood. "Weakness" isn't a weakness at all. but is merely a symptom of chronic. Inflammation In the prostate gland., brought on by early dlssloatlon or some contracted disorder. Our system of local treatment removes this inflam mation and Is the only treatment that has ever restored jor ever can perroa nently restore strength and vigor. CONSULTATION CONFIDENTIAL AND INVITED-A personal thorough and -searching examination Is eMred. though if inconvenient to call, write a full description -of your trouble. Our office hours are from 9 A. to 8:30 F. JI.. excepting Sunday from 9 to 12. Address r call on the St. Louis Medical and 'Surgical Dispensary CORNER SECON D AM) T AM HILL STREETS. PORTLAND. OREGON. pllsiiing for otiiers, I decided, to try it. "I have taken It about two weeks,, and find myself in a . greatly improved condition. My stomach is in good shape, and does not trouble me at all. My rheumatism has nearly disappeared. and I expect to resume work shortly, for the first ' time in' twelve months. Mr.' Cooper -certainly has -a wonderful medicine, and.- I am grateful for what it has done for me.' "Another caller was Mrs. T. J. Smith, of oOZ Hudson street. She said: I have been a- sufferer from bladder and kidney trouble for twenty-five years. In that time I have tried many prescriptions .and various kinds of medicine,- but received little or no benefit from them. I seldom had a sound night's sleep, my rest being broken at Intervals throughout the night. I had ' pains in my back' and burning sensations. . - ' "'1 heard so much of Mr. Cooler that I came to the conclusion he might be able to afford me some relief. I have now been taking the. medicine about a week, and feel better in every way. -The pain has disappeared,, and I have no distress whatever. I have come here today to express my appre ciation to -Mr. Cooper for his wonder ful medicine and what It has done In my case. I will take pleasure in rec ommending; it to others.' , "In spite of- assertions by various physicians that Cooper is a fad who will soon "die out, the young- - man seems to be gaining even greater head way as his visit-draws to a close." Tne agency for Cooper'a - celebrated medicines has been given to us. We are making a fine record with them. The. Skldmore Drug Co. would not be permitted on the -street at that unusual time, the men said that they did not have to move; When threatened with arrest they retreated to the door of their place and abused the officer with curses. - When he approached to arrest them they' closed and barred their door, so that only a crack remained open, and heaped curses upon the policeman's head. Policeman Leisy swore out a war rant for their arrest and last night they were apprehended - and taken to the po lice station. They will be tried by Judge Cameron -this morning In the Municipal Court. . If Banr Is Cnttlac Teeth Be uie and use that old well-tried remedy. Mr. Wlnalow's Soothing- Syrup, for children eethlns- It soothes the child, softens ta sums, allays pain, collo and diarrhoea. Attend' Rosenthal's great clearance sale for fine shoe bargains. FED AND KEPT OPED purer by such, treatment, and soontne old inflammation and discharge will return and the sore be as bad or worse than before. S. S. S. goes down to the very bottom of the trouble, cleanses and purifies the blood, and makes a permanent cure. S. S. S. enriches and freshens the circulation so that instead of Our Special Prices Varicocele ......... Hyrocele Atrophy IVervous Debility . . WuHng ....... T'lcers Blood Disorders.., Pimples Erxeraa Bladder 'Ailments. Kidney Ailments. Prostate Ailments , Discharges v vv 1 $5.00 TO $30 People know so well of our abllltr that they are UlllBir oar .offices by tbe - score, ir Yon Cannot Call, "Write for Free Self Examination Blank.' Medicines . from $1.80 to coarse. Within Anr Man's Reach.- CONTRACTED DISORDERS EVERY CAKE Of contracted disease we -treat is thor . oughly cured; our patients have' no re lapses. When - we pronounce a case cured there Is not a particle of Infec tion or inflammation remaining, and , there is not the slLghtest danger that the disease will return in Its original -form or work Its way into the gen eral system. No contracted disorder - Is so trivial as to warrant uncertain methods of treatment, and we espe- . daily solicit those cases that other doctors have been unable to cure. MEN MY SPECIALTIES ARE: Cured to stay cured. My treatment Is scientific and rational and will eliminate every vestige "of poison from vour system. If you have sores, pimples, deep ulcerations, sores In tho mouth and throat, call at once. . I will guarantee a permanent cure, ajid back it up. VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE .WD AM. CHROMC JiERVOFS ASD I'RIXARY DISEASES cured to minr rured In tbe ahortent pon.ible time. I can afford to treat job cheaper than any of the no-called aperlallxti beraune I am a Sperlaltxt whom yon alvrayn find In hla office, who treats yon personally, and who conduct hla own office. OBSTRUCTION For the cure of obstructions In the urinary canal I have discovered and developed a system that grives all te benefits of surgerv wltlfout the pain that surgrery Involves; a painless sy3tem or curing obstruction which acts directly upon the affected parts; tiissolves the abnormal tis sue, stops all Irritation and allays all inflammation of the Bladder and Prostate. VARICOCELE Varicocele Is a diseased condition of the scrotal veins. Tt may be caused by blows, kicks, falls, heavy Hftiner, rtrimps, early Indiscretion, or may be a symptom Only of .some special weakness. Though causing you no trouble at the present time, your Varicocele will, if permitted to g"o without the proper treatment, impair and destroy the elements of vitality. . . t I daily demonstrate that Varicocele can be positively and speedily cured without cutting, burning or any other form of operation. URINARY AND PROSTATIC DISEASES Cystitis, Irritation at Neck of Bladder, Enlargement and Infta-mma- tlon of the Prostate Gland and. all diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys quickly yield to my modern methods' of treatment. I especially Invite old chronic 'cases that have been unsuccessfully treated elsewhere. SPECIAL I want every afflicted man to call on me and 1 will be ; pleased to give him any Information desired FREE. You are assured of a quick, perfect and permanent cure. You will always find me- here at my office. I have practiceo my specialty with greater success than any other specialist here, and the many cured and satisfied patients will tes tify to my square way of dealing with them. I will charge you nothing if I jannot cure you. Think t.iese things over, and decide to see me be-' fore placing your case. OUR GUARANTEE, NO PAY UNLESS CURED X-RAY EXAMINATIONS' ARE FREE AND ADVICE CHEEHFTIXT GIVEN. All dealings strictly confidential. CaH today and let us. talk the matter over. REMEMBER That If you place yonr case with me It will cos AB- SOLl'TGLY NOTHING If I fail to effect the cure,. Don't you think it would be well worth vour while to INVESTIGATE what I am doing for others suffering possibly Just as you are? Office Hours: 9 "A. M. to 5 P. DAYS from 10 A. M.-to 12 only. Oregon Medical Institute MORRISON ST., BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH, PORTLAND, OR, AG ore Weak Man My Fee in Any Uncomplicated Disorder Is Only Pay Me When Cured The Leading; Specialist. . The reason I have placed my fee at the above figure irf that I want every weak or debilitated man to avail himself of my treatment, no matter . whether he be a millionaire or wage-earner. My Immense practice alone enables me to do this. In the practice of my profession It has ever been my chief aim to offer my skill to as great a number of sufferers as pos sible. My first care 1b to alleviate suffering wherever I find it, regard less of the sufferer's social or financial status. ' I Guarantee a Cure "i What I offer to do for the above named fee no other physician or special ist could do for you for any amount, no matter how great. The reason is that I am the only medical practitioner who GUARANTEES a cure of all the ailments of men. I can make such a guarantee because I know that mv methods never fall to cure every case I accept for treatment. If, after diagnosing a case, I have any doubt as to whether I can cure If,' I posi tively refuse to treat it. . In point of fact, however, 90 per cent of the cases that come to me are curable and I cure them by my treatment. I Cure Many So-Called Incurable Cases No matter If you have been pronounced incurable by others, don't hesi tate to come to me for treatment. I have cured hundreds of men who were told they were incurable. But bear in mirrd that my methods will cure cases that are practically incurable by any other treatment. My methods are original with me. and are known to no other physician. "Weakness" "Weakness" is merely a symi.om of local disorder, usually an Inflamed condition of the prostate gland. This t overcome by a thoroughly scien tific system of local treatment, and the full and normal degree of strength and vigor is permanently restored. . . , Varicocele Is indicated by knots and enlargements and soft, flaboy parts, results, from partial paralysis of the delicate nerve fibers that have a part In controlling local circulation of the blood. The blood vessels expand from the pressure within, the circulation becomej sluggish, and frequent stag nant pools form in little nooks and pockets that constantly e.nlarge as the relaxation continues. Clots may form- in these stagnant pools, and then pass out into the general circulation. Should one find lodjrment in a valve of the heart the result might be instant death, or should It be carried to the brain general paralysis would follow. I cure varicocele by a safe, painless method. Consultation Free Vo' matter what your ailment is, come and have a private talk with me. Even if you are hot prepared to undergo treatment at this time. I can al ways give helpful sugqrestions to men who are diseased or weak. If ypu cannot come to my office,, wrtte The DR. TAYLOR Co. 2S4Vi MORRISON STREET, COKNER SECOND STREET, PORTLAND, OR. $4QO GRAND PACIFIC TOUR $400 To All the South Sea Islands Tahiti, Rarotonga, New Zealand, Tonga, Friendly Is., Samoa, Fiji. Hawaii February 2nd the favorite sfeamshlp Mariposa will sail for Tahiti with passengers for this comprehensive tour. There will h two weeks in Tahiii. and the . IT. S. S. Co.'s steamer leaving Tahiti February 28 will stop at Raiatea, Rarotonga, . e'tc. on the way to Auckland, where steamer arrives March 12. While awaiting Fiji-steamer sailing March 31 side trips may be made from Auckland to the wonderful Hot Lakes. Wanganui River, Waitomo Caves, etc The steamer for Fiji stops at several ports in Friendly Island". Apia, Samoa, affording sufficient time at each port to see these places so well de scribed by Beatrice Grimshaw In her accounts In the London Graphic. Arrivo Suva Fiji.-April 15. and leave April 21, Arrive Honolulu April 2&, la days In Hawaii. Arrive San Francisco May 19. Passengers find their way while awaiting trans-shipment. - ' . This Is a grand opportunity to visit these famous Isles and the most propi tious season. The low rate of 40, first-class, speaks for itself. Ihe Outing Magazine for January describes Tahiti portion of the trip. Book early and secure the best berths. OCEANIC S. S- CO., 6T3 MARKET ST, SAN FRANCISCO. When You Need a Specialist Consult One of Wide Experience Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and All Weak nesses of Men If you have violated th laws of health and are conscious of a, constant drain which Is undermining your aya- . iem, come in me oeiore you Decome a ," nervous and physical wreck. If you are weak, gloomy, despondent, have . bad dreams, dprerfsed, lack ambition and energy, unable to concentrate your thouirhta. lack -vtni. vigror and vitality. .come- to nie at once. My treatment will stop ajl drains and overcome all weaknesses, and positively restore you to strength and "health. I have cured' hundreds'of weak men. and I will Rtve you a written guarantee-to cure you. BLOOD POISON, ULCERS, SORES, SWOLLEN GLANDS M.; Evenings, 7 to 8 o'clock.. SUN- ror mery i