Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 04, 1910, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAr. NOVEMBER 4, 1910. 20 SIX VESSELS WAIT TO BETOWED HERE Superintendent of Towage - Service Finds Trouble in Handling Craft. TRAFFIC UNUSUALLY HEAVY Oneonta and Wallola Kept Rawj Bringing Milpa Off Entrance Kicrpt Or-rard O. Tobey, Which Came Front South. Six sailing tmwI. watting at As toria to b towed to Portland, one mora fcM4H for point on the Columbia, three others anchored In the lower bar r that will require tows to sea. in ether stuare-rlcger expected to arrive lally If rondlttins are favorable, was the altuatlon late yesterday confron ting upertntndent Campion, of tha Port of Portland towaee and pilotage ervii-e. who had .ordered Into line rr available towboat flying; the :'ommlMiton't flag. In ailltln to en taciiw the steamer JL F. Henderson, nhlt-h left fr Astoria at 3 or lock to tart back today with the German ship Jmrs. Flue windjammers. the schooner "liable Gale, bars; Oerard C. Tobey. rhooner I U. Foster. British ship Ulenhnlrn and the German bark Selena rroeaed In yesterday, the three former romtng from California ports, the Glen holm from Antwerp via San Pedro, and the Selena from Guaymaa. Outside la thought - to be another square-rigger, the German bark Gold kes. 1 days out today from Fanta Hosalla. Much Lambfr Passing. Besides the schooner Irene arrived flown from this port, lumber laden for rakland. the schooner Geo. K. Billings reached there from St. Helens with Inmber for Sydney, and the schooner Kin- Cyrus was there with the same character of cargo for the South. The three schooners In cargo can be handled by the tuns to sea. but yester day both the Oneonta and Wallula were kept busy bringing In the vessels off the entrance, with the exception of the Gerard C. Tobey, which came from San Francisco In tow of the tug De fiance. As the Omega and French bark Canneblerre, which have been Inside two days, are to be towed flrst. the Hender-ton and Oklahoma doinir the work, the tug McCraken. tender of the dredge fleet, probably will be sent down to aIM the schooners In addition to the Wallula. when she can be spared from the river's mouth. U was known that the Selena, which was 4H days on the way. was not far off the river, because the Merchants' Kxchange received a report yesterday from San Francisco that she was spoken to October 29 In latitude 19 north, longitude l.Zt west. She Is con signed to A. Here and will load wheat for the United Kingdom. fioltfbrk Ready Now. The Goldbek was reported taken early in the season for lumber to the t'nlled Kingdom and may tret away about the same time as the Omega, which will load that material for Ham burs:. The British ship Glenholm. which has general rarco consigned to Henry Lund Company, reached San I'edro from Antwerp September 1 and put to sea for this port October IS. She Is on the tntir.nl list for wheat loading, and If not delayed with her Inward cargo will clear this month. DRinCK PIERS PROTECTED Ruck It Dumped About Foundation tif Hawthorne Crowing. After removing the old Madison street draw pier and employing divers and gear for several weeks to clear the channel, contractors completing the Hawthorne-avenue bridge are deposit ing huge rocks about the east and west Piers of the draw. The material Is be ing dropped Into the stream from barges. It Is banked against the con crete piers and serves as a protection to prevent scouring or the river-bed formation from washing out. The same system has been followed In protecting other piers, but In this rase care will be exercised so to place the rocks that they will pile against the piers and not roll Into the main channel. The contractors have not realised their expectations of having the draw flosied Into position this meek, and as yet no start has been made to shift the draw to falsework on barges, as the barges are not In readi ness. The hulls of the barges are to be bulkheaded and each compartment fit ted with sea cocks, when sunk In po sition, with the draw resting on false work, the bargee can be pumped out and raised to make the draw level with the bridge deck. BE.IK HAS LIGHTEST CARGO Rulky Shipment Fall Off, So She Only Haa Good Ha Hast en her last two voyages the steamer Rear, of the Harrlman coastwise fleet, haa gone from one extreme to another, for when she sailed October II It was with the largest passenger list she had carried, and yesterday she left with her smallest cargo. Lsa than 1000 tons was In the hold of the big craft, just about enough for baiUat. The steerage had a full list of pat rons, while there were about lot) pas sengers In tie cabin. The decrease In cargo la attributed to the fact that shipments of paper have been curtailed through the Inability of the Oregon City mill to run full time and get their products down because of low water In the Willamette, and the fact that ship pers are not clamoring to take advan tage of the t: rate on wheat. Paper and wheat form the hulk of the cargo at this season, but the Bear had only ion tons of the latter product and but a small proportion of her usual load. of paper. RIVER COPS" "HATE nOME Laanch-honse for Harbor Patrol Is Ready for Stark-Street Station. For the Brst time since the estab lishment of the harbor police branch, a house haa been provided for the launch Elldor and arrangements made for quarters for Harbormaster Speler and hit force. The house Is being com pleted and today will be towed to the foot of Stark street, where It Is to be moored for a time. Telephonic commu nication will be established so that the craft can be avallab'e day and nlght- Captaia Austin, of the Pacific Mall freighter Aatec, yesterday compliment ed Harbormaster Speler on the port regulations, which he said could be fa vorably compared with any In the coun try and were In advance of many. He cited experiences In other ports and said that the local system was easy to be complied with and Included no un reasonable regulations. .ew Order May Bring Work. Statements of persons Interested In sand and gravel plants, to the effect that more barges will be required In addition to rock crushers this season, so that they can secure material In the Willamette, and conform to the order of Major Mclndoe, Corps of Engineers. V. S. A- which prevents the dumping of screenings In the stream, have buoyed local boatbullders with prospects of more work. Tha construction of a dox en barges at this period would be wel comed, as the yards are not rushed, and many carpenters could be employed. Marine Notes. Repairs .re being made to the eccen trics and the rocker stands of the port engine of the steamer Cascades, which were damaged late Wednesday, when she picked up drift In her wheel. To load 30.000 fee, of lumber before proceeding to Aberdeen to tlnish. the steamer Thorn. I Wand went to Rainier last night. The steamer Shna Tak will take on 10.0) feet at West port. lumber hss been purchased at Inman Poulsen's with which to load the schooner Mable Gale. The carrier yesterday en- fTXA.MF.lt IXTELUGKNCaV Dae te Arrive. !ame. From. Cats Northland.... Can Kranclacun port llarcules. ..... lloDKKonc. .. Aaiorla Roe city. .....Sao Pedro.... Nov. 4 Goid.n Oats... .Tlllamooa.... Nov. J Kureka Eureka ov. Geo. w. Elder. J"a Padro. . ..No. Falcon Pea Francises Nov. T Pae H. Elmers. Tl!lamook....ov. Breakwater. ...Coot Bar. .... Nov. 8 Heaver. ....... Sa Pedro. ... Nsv. ItoiHka Jib Pedro.... Nov. IS Bear CMFodra Nov. 14 Brsja Hongkong. ...Nov. It ached Bird te Depart. ctame. Hercules. ..... Northlsnd. . .. ha H. Ktntore, For Data .Hongkong Nov. 4 .San Franclsc Nov. ft Tillamook. ... Nov. o Cooa Bar N. Man tArA NoV. S Breakwater. .. Fiee Cits.... Eureka. ...... Coldra Oafo. . Geo. W. K.der Falr-on. ...... llravar. ...... 1; oaaoae. .... Bear Bra) a .K-.reka Nov. . , Tillamook. ...Nov. S .San re1ro....Nov. J , San Francises Nov. .San Padre Nov. 11 .San franclsc Nov. 14 . Fan Pedro. ... Nov. 1 . Hongkong. ...Nov. 2 tered the river from San Francisco and had been chartered en route by the B. K. Wood Lumber Company at $4 a MOO feet, delivery at Ban Pedro. Astorlans are to pay unusual attention to the company on the revenue cutter Manning, as she probably will remain there during the Winter after spending several months In Alaskan waters. In her crew are a number of Astoria's young residents. Seaton Taylor, son of George Taylor, of the Orm of Taylor. Toung at Co., returned yesterday after a tour of the globe. Six months ago he headed for Kngland and reached home via the Orient, to Vancouver, B. C on the steamer Suverlc of the Waterhouse fleet. There yesterday entered at the Custora House the steamers Shna Yak. Thos. la Wand and Coaster, from San Francisco. The Wand cleared for Aberdeen, the Shna. Yak for W-stport. Coaster for San Fran cisco with smmjOu feet of lumber, and the Bear for San Francisco and San Pedro. U S. Stewart, president of the Union Bridge A Construction Company, which Is rushing the piers, abutments and other foundation work of the new Harrl man bridge, reached the city yesterday after an ex-ended trtp through the East and South, where the company haa con tracts. Yesterday being the Mikado- birthday, many of the little brown men aboard the Japanese tramp Tamon Mara No. , loading lumber at Llnnton, were away from home on that natal occasion for the flrst time. Four of the crowd have been reported for decamping so far, but one returned, probably to engage in too festivities In renewing wlshoa of con tinued health for their ruler. Movement of Vessels. PORTLAJiP. Nov. . Railed Steamer Ttear. for fan Pedro via Saa runcino. f rom Tongue Point, steamer J. B. Stetson, for Sin Francisco. . Astoria. Nov. a. Condition at the mouth of tha river at t P. 34.. moderate: wind, nortiiweat It miles: weather, cloudy. Ar rived down during the night Steamer Fho ahone. Arrived down at 3 A- M and sailed at 11 noon Steamer Roanoke, for Ban t'tego and way porta Arrived at 11:30 A it. Brttlsb. ship Olenholm. from Ant warp vta Pan Pedro. Arrived at 11:40 A. M Sotiooner Mabel Gale, from San Fran claoo. Arrived dowa at l:l P. ehnon er Oeo. E. Billlnga. Arrived at 1 11 P. M. henooner L. I. Foster, from Port Ixm An . Arrived at J P. Si Barge Gerald i Tobey In tow of tug Denance. from Han Francisco. Arrived at 1:1 German ship Sei'ne. from Ouarmas. Ma Francfsco, Nov. I. Arrived steamers rseo. W. Elicr. Noma City and Klamath, from Saa Pedro. . Kan Pedro. Nov. L Arrived Oteamer Yellowstone, from Portland. (tan Frmndeo. Nov. I Arrived Steamers M. F. Plant, from Cooa Par: Bandoa. from Kandon: lirlene, from Grave Harbor: Falcon, from Portland: bark Inverness, from Ant werp: ch.oner lainbrl!. from Raltea. Sat4 eteajners Svea. for Oras Harbor; H lades. t.T Honolulu via Seattle and Ta eomn: Klamath, for Portland; Daiar. tor Wlllapa. barkenttne Aroher, for Roche Har bor. Seattle, Hub. Nov. I Arrived Cteamsr Cottace City, from 8kawav; Brltlati-steamer Prince Oeerce. from Prllve Rupert: atem er President, from Everett; steamer Harold Iwlltr. from Tacoma: V. 8. . Bear, from Bering 6ea. Failed- Bteajner Edlty, for Tacoma: Norwegian steamer Chrlatlaa Bore, for Tacoma: t. . a Ctaeveeme. for Tacoma: sreamer Harold Poller, for Everett: Brit I eh. steamer Prince George, for Portland tranai. tw Tork. Nov. S. Sailed l.a Provence, for Havre: Frederick der Oroeae. foe Bre men' t'lncinnatL frr Oenoe, and Naples. Halifax. N. 8-. Nov. . Arrived rl Iberia, from Glaagow aad Uverpool, via St, John, for Philadelphia. Trieste, Nov. Called Virginia, tor New York. Naples. Nov. t stalled Aaata Anna for Nov Tork Newcastle, N. a. W.. Nor t. Ballad Quits, for Faa Francisco. Meaaian. Nov. S. Sailed Carpath la tar New York. Tides at Astoria Friday. High. Low. 110 A. at feet CO A. M I.S feet 1 41 P. M t4 feet t:4S P. M .... 8 foot Chinese reports say that 8henx Rung Pao advocates the adoption of a gold stand ard In China, which Is also alprrtvrd bv the Prince l:eg-nt. but the surgeetloa Is g-nerwllv eppeed bv the government. dren bring. No expectant mother need suffer, however, during the period of waiting, nor feel that sne is in danger when baby comes, if Mother's Friend is used in preparation of the event. Mothers . 1 r a. 1 . aVl.. aw AM 4H a Friend relieves the pain ana aisconuorc causcu vy ouo "in different ligaments, overcomes nausea by counteraction, and prevents backache. Its regular use fits and prepares every portion of the mother's system for a proper and natural ending of the term, and it assures tor tier a quics ana ..-nTre.rv Mother's Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for free book for expert- ant mothers. THE BRADFIELD CO- Atlanta, Ga. FIRMS UNITE Iff BPiiDGE CAIV1PAIGN Merchants Sign .Resolutions Deploring Opposition to Broadway Span. TRAFFIC DEMANDS MORE Effort Will Be Made to Hare East Side Improvement Clubs Add Signatures to West Side's , Authorised Protest. Opponents of the Broadway bridge have aroused the antagonism of many of the leading merchants of the city by their efforts to prevent the building of the structure and now by their threats to carry the State Supreme Court de cision to the Federal Supreme Court. At a meeting of representative busi ness men at the Commercial Club yes terday morning, a resolution denounc ing these methods was unanimously passed, and in a few hours' canvass yes terday afternoon the signatures of many prominent retail business firms was secured. The resolution will be circulated further today and It Is be lieved that the aupport of the measure will be almoat aa unanimous as was Its adoption. Aid of East 6ldcrs Sought. An effort will also be made to have the forthcoming meeting of the as sociated East Side Improvement clubs Indorse the action and join with the business men on the West Side In their endeavor to prevent further delay In securing the bridge. The resolution and the signatures at tached at the close of business last night were as follows: "Resolved. That It Is the sense of the retail merchants of Portland attested by their signatures herewith that fur ther obstruction to the building of the Broadway bridge or Interference with the plans of the city In relation thereto is Ill-advised and tends to separate the business Interests of the Kast and West Sides; to arouse a spirit of hos tility and antagonism between those two sections of the city which should be united and as one In all matters pertaining to the welfare of this city. Business Demands Bridge. "Further, It Is the sense of this meet ing that by reason of the present con gested conditions of traffic, particu larly as applied to the delivery of mer chandise with Its greatly Increased cost. Immediate construction of this bridge Is demanded. "Further, be it resolved that we do not believe that the construction of the Broadway bridge will In any way jeopardise or Injure the harbor or com merce of our city and that further ob struction or objection to the construc tion of tha Broadway bridge by the Port of Portland Is Ill-advised and de plored." Signed: Meier ft Frank Co. Woodard. Clarke ft Co. olds. Wortxnan a King. Buffum ft Pendleton. Jaeger Bros. Hoacnblntt ft Co. Knight 6hoo Co. 1. Arnneon. l. Hcltkemper Co. A. B. Etelnbach ft Co. Kamual Rosenblatt ft Co. The J. K. GUI Co. I.lpmin. Wolfe ft Co. M. Plcbel ft Co. Htalger Shoe Co. i has F. Berg, for Lannon'a. Keeves Shoe Co. r.odd&rd-Keller Bhoe Co. The Owl Drug Co. Hewett-Bradley Co. A. C. Foldenhelmor. Eggert-Young Co. U Henrlchsen Co. V. E. Mallorv. H. Bllverfleld. Sherman. Clay ft Co. R. M. Gray. Swetland ft Son. Marx ft Bloch. . ftoblnson a Co. Loula W. Bruna Co. Ira F. Powers Furniture Co. Edwards Company. William Gadsbr ft Sons. . F. P. Toung. H. Llebes ft Co. , DAT LABOR MAY BUILD SPAS Attorney Holds Broadway Bridge Can Be Built With Contract. Construction of the Broadway bridge may be carried on by the city without letting the work by contract, accord ing to an opinion given yesterday by City Attorney Grant. Mayor Simon, however, will not approve the plan, as that system had been disapproved by Ralph ModJeskI, the consulting engi neer engaged by the city to direct work on the bridge Various city officials have been con sidering the advisability of engaging an engineer to superintend the work to be done by' men hired directly by the olty. It was suggested that by this method perhaps a year might be saved. Mayor Simon took up the subject with Mr. Modjeakl, when he was In Port land, and the engineer would not give his advice until he had thought the sub ject over thoroughly. After returning to Chicago, Mr. Mod jeakl wrote the Mayor that he had come to the conclusion that It would be best for the city to let a contract for the building of the substructure of ' the bridge, but he made no reference to the manner of building the superstruc ture. "My policy in this regard," said the Mayor yesterday, "will be guided by the advice of Mr. ModJeskI. One thing Is sure: If we let the work out by con tract there can be no legal objection to It. On the other hand. If we under take to hire men directly to do the work, regardless of all the legal opin ions we may get. It msy afford Mr. It is the nature of women to suffer uncomplainingly, the dis comforts and fears that accom pany the bearing of children. Motherhood is their crowning glory, and they brave its suf ferings for the joy that chil EA fTL. at gMQjSU?V & W V3V-3 "V .?'- 7. X3 Sv7 Does this man look as if he were dying from heart burn and fermentation caused by indigestion and had no appefite? Read what he says about it in his own words: ii i in - ' 8 -- r a 1 1 ii The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. Gentlemen: I used to be troubled with a weak heart, also indigestion, fermentation of food, heartburn, loss of appetite most everything; I ate dis tressed me. For a short time I obtained relief from doctors and from the medicines my friends advised me to take; then I would become just as sick atrain, until a Doctor prescribed Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. I began to take your medicine and it did me a world of good. When I began taking yonr Malt Whiskey I weighed l."0 lbs., now I weigh 178 lbs., and can eat anything without being distressed. I have sent many bottles to friends of mine in the country who were troubled with indigestion and who have been cured by its use. It has been several years since I found relief myself, but I always keep Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in my family for medicinal use. 428 East 14!th St., New York City. Thousands of such cases are being cured every month. The genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by all druggists, grocers and dealers or direct, $L00 a large bottle. Dunlway a chance to tie up the work pgaln through legal technicalities." City Attorney Grant contends that there Is no law to force the city to let bridge work by Contract, although the charter provides that street and sewer work must be let to the lowest re sponsible bidder. He cites court deci sions to show that under similar cir cumstances cities have been permitted to hire men for certain kinds of work without letting It out by contract. If the city decides to carry on build ing of the bridge Itself. Mr. Grant avers, the work must be under the di rection of the Executive Board and the material must be bought by soliciting bids from dealers. bridge: case decisiox due Judge Cleland Will Report Verdict In Port'a Salt Against Olty. Circuit Judge Cleland said yesterday that he win decide this morning the suit of the Port of Portland against the city. This Is the suit brought to prevent the building of the Broadway bridge on the ground that the Port of Portland Com mission has the right to pass upon what bridges and wharves shall be built. Judge Cleland's decision Is expected to be in favor of the city and In harmony with a recent decision of the State Su preme Court. Chinese Have Short Stroll. ' When a watchman on the British steamer Cam phi 11 stood calmly at the gangplank late Wednesday night and counted three Chinese members of the fireroom crew walking ashore, he little thought that- they represented real irnncv. Had It not ben for an Immi Every man who suffers from varicose veins, or suffers from nervous debility, lumbago, rheuma tism or weakness of any kind ought to read our big free book which tells how men become strong and vigorous after the application of Electra-Vlta. This book Is written In plain language and beautifully illus trated with pictures of well-built, robust men and women. It ex plains many secrets you should know. Remember, It Is absolutely free. If you'll mall us this coupon. Don't wait a minute. Cut -out the coupon right now. THE ELECTRA-VITA CO. 109 Majestlo Bids, SEATTLE. WASH. Please send me, postpaid, your free, yO-page, illustrated dook. 11-4-10 Name Address C. Gee Wo Hie Chines! DdcIj; This great Chinese doctor Is rU i known tnro u g 11- f - : out tne iNortnwesi p . y i ! Decauaeoinis ! .: i wonder ful and A ."" 1 m a r velous cures. (P?. i and Is today her t i, aided by all his kaaat la. i vinn pguents a a the ol nis kind He treats any and all diseaaes with powerful Chi "?e rooTs. herb, and barks that are niirg-iv unknown to the meaical l"nceyof ?hls country. With the. harmless remedies he guarantees to "rTcatarrh. asthma, lung trouble,, rheumatism, nervousnesa fnch. liver and kidney troubles, also pri vate aliments of men and women. CONSULTATION FREE. Patients outside of city write for blanks and circulars. Inc.oss o ttauip. THE C GEE WO CHINESE KEDI0NE CO. Pint St., Near Morrl-a. Port lat.. Or. &x EVERY 5C . .MAN afe. j . 1 ka ' gration officer, who located the Celes tials later, the Camphill would have been indebted, to the United BtateB in the sum of $1500. The watchman said he assumed that his only responsibility was to ascertain how many left the ship. The Government Insists that none depart and the vessel must pay (500 for each missing Celestial If It Is shown that proper precautions have not been adopted to prevent desertion. The runaways were found In Chinatown. Until the ship sails they will be kept in the County Jail. . Mount Angel Band- Organized. MOUNT ANGEti COLLEGE, Mount Angel, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.) At a meeting today of students musically in clined, the college band was formally organized for the coming year. Anton Studer was elected president, John Costello secretary, and James Beaky leader. The band will be under the direction of Father Ambrose. A num ber of concerts, both Indoor and open air, are being planned, and arrange ments will also probably be made to MEN CURED $10 IS OUR FEE Pay When Cured We have every known remedy ap pliance lor THEATIAG YOU. Our ex perience Is so great and varied that no one of the allmenta of Men la stew to os COMB IN AND TALK IT OVER. General Debility, Weak Nerves, la. gomnla Kesulta of exposure, overwork and other Violations of Nature's laws, Dlseaees of Uladder and Kldaer, Vari cose Veins, ajulckly nnd permanently cured at small expense and no tiutaa tlon from business. OPrXlAL AILIEXT) Newly con tracted and enronio cases cured. All burning. Itching and Inflammation stopped In 24 hours. Cures effected In even daya Consultation free. If un able to call, write for list of questions. Office Hours A. M. to t V. M. Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only. PAQFIC COAST MEDICAL CO. S24tt WASIIIXGTOV STREET, Coraer Flnt Men and Women Cured FREE X-RAY EXAMINATION. 1 FREE CONSULTATION. Call at once and , find out what your trouble i before this crand sffer la with drawn. The Brit ish Medicine Co. ire curing; the lick with their iconderful and aarmlees roots ind herba They t,re curing to stay cured all chronlo nervous and spe cial diseases of men. women and children. Male' and female ail ments catarrh and deafness, piles cured with out the knife or detention from , htilnRe consti pation, stomach, liver, sail stones, kidneys, bladder, blood poi-on, discharges, skin dls eanee, pimples, sores, ulcers anywhere on body, eczema, rheumatism, varicose veins, sciatica. lame back, fits. nervousness, locomotor ataxia and all chronic diseases. If away from the city write for particulars. Call at once and be. cured. BRITISH MEDICTNTE CO., 287 Wahlnjcton St., 4th floor Kothchild Bids;., room 407. Take Elevator. L T. YEE THE CHINFSE DOCTOR Vee eft Son's Medic in Co. spent lifetime study of Herbs and rs tearch In China; was granted diploma by the Emperor; won derful cure of ail ailments of men and women when others tailed. If you suffer, call or -rite to YEK A BON'S MJtDI t IN R CO.. 142 First, tec. Aider. rortlAAd. Ox. 1. X. Xse ; plyr BLADDER j : i5JBy Hours ; ! j ' Hsnle beanhe ID ! ' ! Beware oftxmnierfoUt 4 ' MEN a I have treated men's ailments only for 25 years, and one year of my practice rep resents a greater vblume of good experi ence than several years brings the average physician or specialist. In explanation of this statement will say that I have been the busiest specialist upon this Coast, curing several cases to 6"ther physicians' one. I began my practice with accurate knowledge concerning men's ailments, and my patients have received thoroughly scientific treat ment. I have not only treated an unusual number of cases, but have treated them rightly, thus acquiring an abundance of the very best kind of experience experience of positive' value to those I treat, and experi ence that enables me to offer cures with certainty of effecting them. ree LViuseum s-sslss All Reflex Allmenta. Our $10,000 Museum of Anatomy is now You never find absurd open to male visitors. The largest and fin- ri'.""" est on the Coast. All men visiting Portland noin. 1 state nothing should see this educational exhibit, showing B,?xt!r.R?!""5' HOS'' the human body in wax reproductions. ADVICE AND CONSULTATION FREE Come and hare a private talk with me concerning; your ailment. Even If you are not prepared to undergo treatment at this time, I can always grive you helpful suggestions to men who are ailing. If you cannot come to Portland, write for particulars of my system of home treatment. Interesting literature and colored charts if you will call. the DR. TAYLOR co. 284 MORRISON STREET. POBTI.AND, OREGON. CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS. OFFICE HOURS A. M. TO 8 P. M. SUNDAYS, 10 TO 1 ONLY. have the band present at important athletic contests during the school year. Hosford Votes Before Sailing. Not until he has cast his vote next week will Captain Hosford, the newly elected superintendent of the Portland & Tillamook Transportation Company, visit Tillamook Bay In the Interest of Improved service. He said yesterday Go to the (BTYou Run No Risk for one week If yon desire to prov thousands to develop m; experiment elsewhere. v treatment 1 can cure you. Wftlle the erdlnnry atoetnr In esrperl: Specialists eesapusa eras, sea aoe new. Out-of-Town Men Visiting the City Consult me at once upon arrival and maybe you oan be oured before re turning home. Many cases can be cured in one or two or more visits, continuing treatment when home. Consultation and Advice Free. IMPAIRED VITALITY X promise yea results so prompt and positive tbat you w4Tl not need any one to point out the Improvement. In short I will give absolute results In every case and a written memoradum ta 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 aaa convlnoe them by actual cures. COTT STJLTATIOX AJTD BIT a Mist ATlOlt FRBH at eHtee er fry snail. One personal via ft Is preferred, but If tats la Im practicable, write me a fall nnd nnreserved history of year case and set oar eplalon freo. Many eases eared at home. Medtelaea fresh from my owa laboratory, 1.00 to faMSO per coarse. , Honrs o A. M. P. M. Saaoaya, 10 to IX, ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO., Inc. CORNER SECOND AND YAMHILL ST&, PORTLAND, OR. iamaTHE DOCTOR CO.'S GUARANTEE TO ALL AILING MEN No matter what your ailment is, nor who has treated it, if it is curable we will give you immediate benefit and a quick and last ing cure. . we charge nothing to prove our methods will cure you. Our guarantee n o money required nntil satisfied is your absolute protection. A private consultation, and a thorough, painstaking personal examination, is free to all our patients. No charge for medicines. Remember our treatment will cost you nothing unless satisfied. What you want Is a cure. Come to us and get it. Once under our treatment you will i 1 1 - ,V.fna it fa tn quicKi; ickiie, iiuw biiui'id ...... " - ..I 1 . I 1 .1 a cno.-l o 1 nnwi ms nusiness. Oftlce hours, dally 9 to 6; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 1, only. DR. GREEN CO. The Leading Specialist. If I did not know tbat I could thoroughly cure any ailment of men, I eonld not afford io agrree tbat you par me atfter I enre yon. etther could I afford to under take a enre for the lovr fee I esargc. PAY WHEN CURED I Also Cure Promptly and Permanently . -m.- - V.ln. f Isbga that he planned to get the Golden Gate away tomorrow on her first trip under the five-day schedule, but that, as she did not sail from Astoria until lata Wednesday, he doubted If she could get back early. There Is a belief current In West Africa that the most dreaded disease of the coast, black-water fever, la often the reault of too much quinine, while the medical au thorities are inclined to think there la a special black-water fever germ. Reliable FOR MEN You Can Be Cured Other Men Are Being Cured Every Day I ean positlvetr assert fasti there eas not exist a slxsgl caoa at BLooal Dlaoase, Iferrasisness, Varicose Telna, PUes, Keley Bladder and other AU swsti eC Man taat I east net enre promptly, aaftstr, paimaaengly It 1st iml eg ass steal ncienen. Don't Give Up. I am restortms raff-erlnc ne TUf day f Totrnrnt health. Maay of then. 4-ahta war amweh weaker fa Btpea-th tha jrew. I Will Treat You Free that I can cure you. I have aoent ana i Know wo 11 what It will do. Don't Xe4 a Deller lVee Be Paid Unlema Cured. Try my treatment free, and be convinced that atlas aad making mistakes, I an- 1 GREEN let whft 362 Washington St. PORTLAND. OR. f