Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 06, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text1 TTTE MORXTXG- cVREGOXIAX. MOMl.W, APK11- Phases of Industrial Growth in the Pacific Northwest 4-0 D A YS! w MIC H. COMPLETES PLANS FOR PAPER MILLS OR 7 1 HOU Hawley Plant at Oregon City Will Be a Model of Its Kind. MACHINERY IS ON THE WAY Two SawniitN Will Bo Operated to upylv V ood RWk for Pulp Crindinp pc-is1 Taper Machine Ordered. OV.TnVN riTV. O-.. April :. iSjv. new ;.i!a-t thp ivmiry P-i i F.;or O.Tr.y rr.-'pr s iap-'y from tVir p:o:-.t t'rrtf ;irr.! l.-uo nrt F.lll. wltf-l i: :s fXTt.tPil Ih- Wit! tv fmi'Vl'' m .',''rjti"n. Mr. Hw!-y rctimst 1T i-ck fnTn tVio Khsi. whn? Vie w-r.t tt ;ur.haso TraK-tMnorv for r:is mill, ar.d sw,k5 ir. Kowir.p toi-ms of t!ie prrs-r-- '.s for the f-.im-e. Tle msrTnery tins pr'tr.isvfl for J;ne tioiivcty aTid r.o t :ro will be tost 1:i putttr.s it in !nre a:;or ;ts ai-riv.il at 'Oroeon City, whert1 it crvrltM at the Kisin on lr:o i-ht side of W'.llan-.tte Falls. Woi ktren are now l".:sy romoilepnsr the oM Station A. wV.io wij', be utilized for a ri:i; :nill. with a f'.ill e.iiiipmeiii for pulp r.ir-k.np miii hitiery :id a sawmiM. The ..nto wiif r whtels that we-e tisrd for tVe former station of th.e iovtland Oenera! "! otric I'omvar.v ;i'id Inter tor the pni'o si ition of the Willamette lh:!p Jfc Paer t'omiary ml bo marie use of. and toe P".:!r ir.lll will hne a eapaeily of tons tia-.lv. Will Have Two awiiIN. l.cs from i:;-rier piints will ho lopoeri into tht- basin and p.iwed at this tnill. aril with a sawmill at the station and another at Milw.mkie Mr. Hawley will be able to snnply his mi'l with ptilp material from both ends of the line. He states th.-il his Milw.mkie mill w-iil (five him a srr at advantage in preparir.i: wornl for the pti'p p'-mdei-s away fivm the pulp mill, as all of the dirt ineidental to a sawmill will be left there and he will bo nw-l. 10 manufacture clean paver without difficulty. He has an immense sttpply of timber on the 1-owor OoinmbiB ar.d by InnjnnK it to the Milwankie mill he is rh!e to save :.'" eents por 10(rt feet in the oo-st of towage alor.f'. Mr. Hawlev worked .hit n-,H-,... r's" earoftilly before launching his now j n- .-owren a earioaa rate or ..n c.-nt5 jv-r Itfto oxer the Oropon Water r"Tr Railway Company lines (r. Mi'waiikie to Oniirt'i City, and spurs will be r.tn from the main line into his saw mill ard the b!,v ks will be thrown from the ears at the sulphide mill dircctlv into the ehippers. The mam hnildinc en the west side of the street will ho!,! the heating engines ar.d the seeond floor win be the nr.ishmg .wm. In the old (train warehouse on the east side of the street there will be tw ri-Restors. li'xjs. and the necessary emtipment for producing .'5 tons of pulp daily. Rnild Sjwcial Machine. It is in the biir pon-T machine that Mr. Hawley takes a s;v-cial pride. He went nil ever the East irsne, ti"jt the various ma 'hill'1? of many factories, notlr.p the t-st :.-!tnie.s of all of them, and' then w. m to Milwaukee. Wis., where he snent two weeks in the ilr.iipherff exjer:en.-CHl men. A htlRc machine was j manned out and Mr Hjwlx. n-m i .i.- tirst iwper machine in the world for the formation of a perfect sheet of paner at any speed. This is a 112-hjoh machine, with a capacity of S tons of newspaper nnd -.' tons of manila paper everv 'i hours. To house the h'e machine there will be constructed a buildinft 40xii4 feet dii-ertly alonpside of the east side pulp mill of the Crown-Columbia Pulp & !;ror Comp-r.y. aril it is possible that a party wall will be built for both these buiidinirs. The ,lock will he cuercS-d i; feet on the nor;!) side to reach to the river ar.d wll come straight up to Main street, within a few foot of the woolen mills - ,.t r i s. ;.- 4 . 3 p ? V-" " N ft r t ' s . ill i y ii . , x i . : I Ij 4, : . s .yvti x - 4 r. . . . - - - - tr -.g. -sW!- v- - s , - " X X"XS - " ' ' VOlKR BK1CK AM) STlK Bl 11-PlNli JVST COMIM.ETKU AT MARSHUFI.O. MAR?HF;Kt.P. Or . Apr; .V 'Sj'cc'.a1. Tf: tomplfiion of tiic nrw Coos TpuiWIiri- in Mr?hf1rl1. ri'rVi h .Ui! brn Bvrpiftl l-y t:?e owrei-s. T-nark? c?or h :n :hi t-tty. it is the frs;. of fotir larc bui'.rt.rR oT norlfrn tvw to fin :!ifd, Thr ios bul'.ilns w?. r V- A o. Koicors of MarsMicid. rt1 J U. Po annn. of IVrtland Topt'thrr vrlTh the c si of the lot it r.'prjae-its nr. fcor-ri. t ,:r of Rboitt And i modem :n f fry rcyprct n b:il!t of "Xcwrvrit ;itt?h1 brick wirri cut FioiTie Tr'.rrn.lrci'. and is thrf inr'-oy hiRh. On fir?! f'.nor rp four larffe .storroomis one on :V.e ivrr'fr of "Broadway ard a ?trf". ard t ie o: hrt fn-Mrir lt;r rfPt. A wide entrapc and stBirwuy lrd! to mpr :onrs. whii-h afford hardvmf nif;c r-Tr.? T.e bul'rtn i flt:rd wlih th" bet of plumhlni and 5lpm bratlrjr ap;tj.rat'.:s and has a con;Vte cr.oretd laserr.n;. ar.d is wired for fVrir.c ity and pved for rb1. The office ar n'.cvi in na-.ura' wo.M A:' of trie mU -rV was fhiprd here from Porttand. At the entranre of each storeroom a i.'.cA f5;:VuV- and tVe s.-w wmdon are "f hray p't pass In fart, every deta!: o the buHdinir 19 handsome, and nrn-TFf was no: spared -v. maV:r.s- c-npleie Travis A Ti!fon. of TfMtlprd. ke the arvhitevi Mr. T'owirnr. or:e of fie ouiors. oocupy tt-e corner store -th a larpe men" fumlFhlnir at ore. He ia now in the hTinyi b;jvinw s:o k of p.xd. Th rte ot h t 1 Arji n i od m b-.i of MarsthfTrld before the year Id:' :9 are rear'.r.sr oompt-oa, ard two more are to be started oon. o the hvistncss por v.M prvsnt a mtropo'.'tan appearance FORTUNE IN WASTE LANDS MAX WITH rOUFSH.HT MARKS 55-1.000. Purcliaxs Sast Plis in Columbia Valley for a Sonsr and Sell? at Good Price. ;hro tit r of ririllp out lo prospiVt for oil. Tl'.is coir. ;iny has control of more ti.a.n seven stM'tions of land nnd proposes t m:ikt a thorough tost of tlit in Id. Two more m?!r:r oun'ts rm w brn or dcivd to le shipped nt oiue in otior to J eompleio t ho not essAry assessniont work on tie vtmipHny s claimp. Tlir Sard Hol low O:) G;is Company has discontinued borma on the main woil ar.d is doinjf as seysmeiu work on other clnims. At the t'ounty Courtl'onso. indurations of . i! wotv struck a: foot. Tho rell is now tiown to 1 feet and the indications are stiM stror.ccr. A new oil and pss otni par.y s hoir-K formed in Vale today, but trie names of the officers are not yet made public. COOS BAY HAS BUSY TIMES wo n r s ran c r f. a x n a i r i fs Toos County Inseetor Wants Sani tary Kojriilations Fnforcod. MARSHFIEUT. Or . A-.ri! .V-(Srcial. Mr. A. YoRkam. ihe Drputv Dairv a:id Food Insp. c;or. of th-.s plat. is end. avormir to form amonss iho creamery mil cad.nscd nri-k managers an aso"-,:;iT:o-i wVrh wiU buy milk on':y from -a-rymcr. whi ko thir dairies e'ean ard use tr-e sar1:ary measures demanded "!.y the Ir.s;vo:or. Ary of the creamery m n v:o break tne rule w:!l be lined. ic 'ordm to the acreemem. In t;s way o r ! y d a ry me n who con du ct their r' ace's in the rr.osi a-pprovrd manner w-.!l be able 10 v' srK.se of their mV.k. Mrs. Yoakam has tnen a7,roini-d bv t!e Stato Board of A jrric;:1tu-e to have charge of the dairy e x 1 i s n s at the state fair ard sho ha alrv ady besrun to make rians f--r that work. She will, b, fore the date of ihe fair. v;t the different districts of the state and ur?e thai they send exhibits. T.ay Sidings at Cliffs. CMFKS. Wash . April a. -Special ' The Spokane. l-ortlard Seaitie H.iilway ?n -! par.jt s here putting :v. ire side-tracks m tne yards. F! . -i v ? e n - ' and ir.on are employed ard th y w:l: lay about eierht miles of sidmcs before leavinjr They wiil a so complete the turntable and lay t e iron in the roundhouse and the spurs used in connection therewith. A Urcv forve of men wiM be kepL at -vork here for some time preparing fr the permanent occupation of v. tirieroiis la borer. tl'.at wj , be re rJi:vd at this point. Tpe repair shops rr, needed, as n umerous pieces of wreck.i ssr- have been dumped into the yn-d to be repaired 1atr. One switch rs:ne. number ."S, has been stationed here permanently. A EW DPAKTCRE. The cost of Interments has been great W reduced ty the iiolmua Undertaking' Company. lieretofore !t has been the custom of furera! directors to make charys for all lrr:.ertais connected with a funeral. Tn Kiard Holraan Undertaking Company, the ieftdinp funeral directors of Portland, have departed from that cusionx When, casket is furnished ty us we make no extra charges for embaJming'. hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be required of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a .o :np of TJo to t$ on 3L-h funeral. THE KHWARD HO LAI AX VND2STAK lG CO., XV Third t., cor. Salmon- 1.Y1.K, Wash., April 5. t Sper ial. 'Thomas B. ton:romer- knew what he was ditjne; when he went, live years apo. hito that part of Klh kitat County north of Arlington. Or., knnwn as the sace and i sand flats of the Columbia Valley, ami bought something over three sections of this land that had been mt:ch s-mpht by sheepmen fnr Winter ranpe and early lambmjr." said one of Mr. Montgomery's friends in Lyle today. Mr. MontKomer- came to Gtldendale nine years apo and accepted a cashier's position in a bank that Waiter H. Moore had started. Previous to this time Mr. Montgomery had seen the transformation of sage and sand dimes in California into great vineyards of Muscat and Fiame Tokay grapes. After he had conducted the bank for four years the institution was sold. About this time the voters nominated and elected him treasurer of Klickital County. He served four years. Puring his term he ascertained the North Bank road would be built. He had not forgotten what he had seen growing in the vineyards about The Dalies and Arlington. Or. So just five years ag" Mr. Montgomery, who had come to. the Pa cine Coast from New York, hied himself to the owners of the desnlate sage and sand flats opposite Arlington. Or., on the Washington side, and purchased them cheap. Iter he platted the town of Roosevelt and built some business houses that at or-f found ready occupants. The doubting Thomases about Goldenuale predicted the ex-banker had reached the end of his rope. The founder of the future Fresno of the Co lumbia Valley, after his term of office as County Treasurer had expired, moved to the new town. For a time he did nothing but collect A few rents, talked up the town and the similarity of the Columbia and the Sacra mento Valleys as the home of the grape. Some nrvuhs ajro. after the North Bank road had laid its track to the town, there came one day pome strange gentlemen to Hoosevelt. One of th party made a care ful examination of the soils on Mr. Mont gomery s lands and it has been learned since that the man was an export on soils. Another of the party seemed to be an engineer who was looking o er the possibilities of water for the town and adjacent lands. Today the reported sale of a part of the lownsite of Roosevelt and adjoining three sections to a Seattle syndicate headed by Samuel Hill for the sum of $54 is conr-rmed by Mr. Montgomery. Test of Centralis Slialo. OK.NTRAMA. Wash.. April 5. i Spe cial. Five car' cads of shale from the W lson coal mine near here :s being test ed by the Little Falls Fire Clay Com panv to dett rmine its value for the man ufacture of paving brick. Nine blocks of paving in Comralia :s to le done fn a few weeks Tne tests are being has tened in the hope of using a home-product brick on the Central! a streets if pos sible. The shale is found in immense quantifies over thick veins of coal, and if it is found to be suitable for the man ufacture of vitrified brick, a plant w ill be located here. Th.e shale has been used for the manufacture of sewer p?pe. w hich :s now- being laid in Centralia. Sot Out Many Grapes. CHANTS PASS. Or.. April a (Spe cial, t One of the largest shipments of Tokay grape cuttings was unloaded at the depot this week th at has eve r been received, in one lot in Southern Or-.-gon. One hundred thousand cHit tinirs were consigned to W. Ft. Slier man, who is setting out S' acres in the foot-h 1 1 is just outside of the city limits overlooking town. Several other consignments of smaller amounts have been distributed to various other fruit growers. Growers feel iubilant over tile outlook for grapes and are hustling to g-et well -rooted vines to plant and in some instances Willamette Valley nurserymen have been unable to nil more t'''nn ha'f the orders. MICH IMPROVEMENT PONE IX ALL. DIRECTIONS Rtiihlinsr I nitsnaHy Rrik and Pres ent Year Promises Great IeveIopntent. MAKSHFIKLD. Or.. April 5. (Spe cial.! Although some parts of the country are suffering from hard times and lack of work, on Coos Bay activity in the way of substantial improvement was never more in evidence than now. It is expected that the coming Summer will he te banner building season for the city.. One brick building has been com pleted, three concrete structures are wear ing completion and another one is lo be started soon. Work on a $7o.tV0 hotel wilt be started very soon. Contracts have leen let for. many residences and small stores in different parts of uie city and it is estimated that the year UMS will show at least $.V. invested in building. The city has taken slops toward exten sive work in street-paving and many of the big private concerns are making bfg improvements. The Coos Hay Gas a: j FJeetrie Company has finished its new gas plant and has started to build a new elec tric light plant to meet the increased de mand. The C. A., Smith mill is now in full operation. Many houses are bein erected near the mill and a tramway is being built from the mill to Marsh ticld, and on this road the lumber will be brought from the mill to the local lumber yard. In Bunker Hill and Bay Park Additions, both suburbs of the city, the clearing is scarcely keeping pace with the new houses which are rapidly creeping back in the timber and on the htds. In F.ast side. the new city opposite Marshnold. at least 20 new houses are in the course of erection, and in North Bend several handsome residences have been com pleted. b-ides many smaller cottages It takes little more than an hoar to elect a U. S. Senator. It takes every minute of a 40-day session to legislate for the State of Oregon. Which kind of men do you want, for legislators men whose sole claim to your vote is their zeal for a U. S. Senatorial issue, or men qualified b"y successful legislative and industrial experience to cope with law-making problems?' Theie men are active fnclovs In the commercial nd tmhist ru 1 de velopment of Kortland and Ore gAn. STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN VltTK KOK Ki m: vtok 4 1 'RWKI5. .1 " 1'! corVKV. JOHN' n. 4 !lt(S-ol,U .l'U.. 4 HOSO. ' V. 'j tin in: i.. ;n;. KOU JOI-vr NKI'HKKT'riYR S M'ABTIII l;. r. X. KI1H HKrHKSH:TVl'IVR f-1 till ! TO HK'.'TilHV. X. p. !i:vki;hi;h, .ins. w. Hi "I.I.AM. riSAXK. I'HHIi'll 1. I- 72 KAHUKI.I,. I'.i'HKIlT f. 71 PAUI.OW 1. A. 77 ItoJC-KMI! iSKOKl.K YV. Kl K N. "I KI'I-'IIN. I.OI IS '.' M V" K I I A V K' R M .MIM.AX. "iKor.UR YV KK'ii AKPSON. THANK J. Fvprv ninn in this list I rt spohihlo ill every nrn;o ol' the vilM. AS OUR LOCAL WEEKLY CONCISELY SUMS IT UP: T Y THE WAY. will tho noxt Lo;islatuvo have nolliini- to do but oloct -D a United States Senator? Are there no bad laws to repeal, good measures to enaet, reforms to he accomplished in Salem in 1!10!)? Are. we choosing representatives merely to go to the State Capitol, record their votes for United States Senator, and adjourn after drawing their per diem and mileage, of course? Or are we electing legislators to perform the ordinary functions that are part of the duties of the legislative branch of the state government ?'' VOTE FOR EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT LEGISLATORS which nrc now huildinjr. At tftV Krupe Bunks dhipyardatwo Ihikc vessel are being built, so that with nil the mills running, the tony presents a busy appear ance. Amonjr the new industries promised is a sash and door factory. The plan is to start the concern with local capital ami install It near the Smith mill, which will furnish the lumber needed for manufac ture. Major L.. V. Kinney, who is improving the place known ns Plat H. half way be tween Marshtleld and North Bend, is starting a Utile town. He is builnniff a wharf on the waterfront which will cost $4a.00n: has cleared about HV acre, which lias been laid off in blocks and lots, with the streets marked, and i clearing an other his; tract, the timber being sawed in a mill located on the ground. In con nection with t'ne mill, there is a hotel for the workmen. The Coos Bay. Roseburjr & Kastem .Railroad is carrying on extensive im provements. On the road between this city and Oonuille and Myrtle Point the tracks are so low thai during the rainy season they are sometimes covered with water. The road has a bljr steam dredger at work, digging dirt, and thin is bcinr hauled all along the line. During the Summer the road will be raised so that the high water will never interfere with the traffic. rv,o belief that the Southern PhcWo will build from Drain to this place during the Summer, has ftiven encouragement. Ap pearances Indicate that actual work I'ym tile Drain end of the line will start soon. mrnn hr he recent ly dfrd t Tn tin ton. Knir'.md. hud noveti son Hml fur dminh l"M, or n-hom ten w rre lx fci-t htuh. .ix of tin- son w ere in tlie British nrmv at th Sfl iim tune 9t CLATSOP PLANS NEW ROAD County Surveyor Finds Easy Home to 'Tillamook Highway. ASTORIA. Or.. April 3. (Special. K. J. Austin, assistant in the t ounty Sur veyor s office, has completed the pre liminary surwy for a proposed public highway from the present road at Ne canicum to a connection with the Tilla mook Cour-.y road at the county line, lie reports finding a route on which the grade w:Il not exceed 3 per cent at any point. The Hie runs from Xeranicum up Berjrsvik ("nvk to the summit between the Xecanicum and Xehalem Rivers, thence down Sapstone Creek to Bu chanan Creek, across the latter and then practically along the old Buchanan trail to the Xehalem River. There is bur one place where there w:l! be any heavy grading and :t is only for a short distance. Two large bridges will, however, have to be built. One. is across Buchanan Creek. It w ill have a span of feet with approaches of 2"k feet, the span being about feet above the bed of the creek. Th other bridge is across the Xehalem River. The span will be S fMt hiph. 10 feet long and with approaches 10 ftnt in leneth. It is ex PHted that as soon as the surveyor's formal report has b-en filed, the court wi'.! d.r.c; the making of complete sur veys with estimates of cost, so that con tract for the construction can be let this Surr.mrr. Sek Oil in Malheur. VAI-K. Or.. April -V i Special. J. R. Bowden. field suierintcndent of the Baker & Malheur Oil t.'omnany. with headquar ters at Vale, yesterday took the first of MEN S DISEASES SIO CURED TO STAY CURED Is My Fee In Any Uncomplicated Disorder Xo other physician employs a like method, and so thorough is my work that t here need not be the slig-htest fear of a relapse into the old condi tion, it is not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. Don't wait until it is too late. My method is perfect r.nd quit k. The cure is absolutely certain. I use XO KNIFK. cause no pain, and you need not be de tained from your work for one day. I especially solicit those cases where many so-called treat ments have failed -or where money has been wasted on electric belts and other appliances. 1 DR. TAYLOR. The Leading; Sprrlallxt. NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED Those in artv trouble suffering from SPER MATOURHOEA. IjOSSES AND DRAINS. VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE, BI.OOD POI 5CX or any other t1is.:as tndinc to destroy ,ir,i1 disng-ure and to render happiness impos sible are ureed to call upon mo without de lay. Consultation and Advice Free HOURS: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays. 10 to 1 The DR. TAYLOR Co. SiM'-fe Morrl on jEtrret. fOR"KR SECOVD AVD MORRISOX STREETS, PORTI.,AD. OREGOX. We Cure Men Refuse to suffer Ion per on promises of others. If honest and responsible you can pay fee when cured. We treat successfully Blood Poison, Varicocele, Lost Vitality, Hydrocrlr. Contracted Disorder. Kidney nnd Bladder. Pllrn nnd Rectal Disease. Consultation and examination free. Charges low. Payments to suit. If yon cannot call, write for examination blank and Free Book. 291 1-2 Morrison Street, Corner 5th, Portland, Or. OREGON MEDICAL INST. CLEANLINESS la the watchword for health and rifror, comfort and beauty. Mankind 1' learning- not only the necessity out the lux ury of cleanliness. SAPOLKt, whlob has wrought such changes In thecoma, announcsa her sister triumph HAND SAPOLIO FOR TOILET AND BATH A special soap which enereizes tho whole body, starts the circulation and leaves an exhilarating- glow, an and drua-a-tsta. Imm'-:mm 1 iSuiL l1fT,r f II Dr. Bell's Pine -Tar - Honey Is a Srfentifio Prescription Carefully Prepared From the Purest and Best Ingredients. Dr. Bell's Pirm-Tir-Honey Complies With the National . PURE F003 LAW. And yon will find by looking at the carton and label that it- contains no injuriuu. or habit-nroaucmjr aruan. as- tor Dr. Bell s HlB-TA-BUoi and take no substitute. Look for the Bell on the Bottle and Our 6uarants No. 506. pRrnAR.n only bi - . . : Tue e e ctitucdi awn ucrn pn hnrMmrf. Padueah. K.-L-. k. i" 1 l MEN! UIC WEAK DISEASED MEN! KLY CURED 1 Can and Do Cure Forever VARICOCELE If VDRiK'ELK NERVOVS DEBILITY OBSTRTCTIONS BLOOD POISON To obtain thpfl quick rults you must come to tfce offlrp. as it cannot be rton by mail. Lo not forpct this tact. I always do as I advertise to do. To evrr.T man who know himself ( require advice an to marriuse ami its rrnuiromnt. tttrp. tluii thins to do. This chorees. who fc:: t-.ikfn i thut I a I ho rxtrmt a roriliu! invitittfim, I niny advise him rm to the bft will do 1: Kt i; of all NOTICE! I am especially anxious that any WEAK MAX who has railed with other methods call on me and let me explain to him why I CI RK peo ple who have failed to cet relief before seein me. This I will cheer fully do FREE of any cost. To anv man who will bririfr m? this announcement and ilop.s not find on investigation that I have the hest-eonippod offices and the largest nraetiee in America in DISEASES OF MEN, I will treat and cure him FREE OF CHARGE for all services. During my many years of active practice in Portland, some unscrupulous Specialists have tried to steal my methods and advertisements, but not bcinr able to steal my brains, they were not able to succeed in their dishonest ways, so do not be misled by them, but come to me. i xt m- j r-ii-n it.-oi ti:-t-i-c tin... rA.a.,A. A 11 Ct roc My Special Prices Given Below Will Last a Few Days More fM$" t a 7. U a! VARICOCELE Curd bv absorption; nj pain. The pn lare d veins arc due to mumps, bicycle rr ThnrsPback HtlinR, disas. etr. !n tim" it weakens a man mentally a? veil an Dhysiraliy. I will iure you for life or make no chars'1. HYDROCELE Curd bv absorption; no pain; no loss of :im." Why suffer loneer whn you can be cured in a few hours at a mod erate cost ? ('.' al 1 and consult me at once, and I will convince you of tbe su periority of my Nrw System Treatment over any o.ber method. BLOOD POISON. Overcome in 50 days. Symptoms over come in 7 to "1 days, without chemical? or poison. If sufforinp from ulcrs. sore mouth or throat, falling hair, bone pains, come and I will drive the poison from your blood forever by my New System Treatment. I Do Not Patch I'p. I Care Forever. Obstruction. , Varicocele , Hydrocele Atrophy Nervoim Debility . Wartime DiNcharirra llrrni Blood Poison J-allinr Hair rimplwi Kcrema , Bladdrr Ailments . Kidney Ailment . Prostmte Ailments $5.00 TO $30.00 FREE ADVICE .IVEV IN ALL STUBBORN ('.. To Attending Physician and Non .Any Morninr Between the Hour of 9 and 10 o'clock. Do Not Delay. . Call or Writ Today. NKRVOIS DEBILITY ru-ed in w few vicks, improvement -f'-om th Pinrt. ff v.ni iciifi'-T frm l"":1 f t-'nrery and to hit ton. f-'l t ird whm you aric tn the nmrninji- lain-" ta-'k. dijEziness, -p'ts before the ryr:, and f':rtl you are nr,t. tiic ."inn '.'U on-.r wrr. I will cure yu f'-r lif- TISSI E WASTE Either rarill or to n 1. overcom by my Visorel Ahs-u-l-'Mit l'ad f"i" weak. di -ea-f-d m-n ('all and I will explain why it purop whn -ill else fails. A irlnd:y chat win cst v.iu n-jtiiina- Call at once and dun't djlay. CRETHRAL OBsTBlTTION Cured iv a''Ti.ti'm tn a short time; no pnin. no i'utt ine. no o;e:arinn. By my method the urethral canal is healed and . entire sytem restored io Its h"a!tny state. So failures, no pain ur lo-s of time. I Diagnose By Exrlu.lon. o M intake Made. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY CORNER SECON'D AND YAMHILL STREETS, rORTMXD, ORi-XiON.