TIIE MORXIXG OREGOyiAX. rr.IPAY, DECEMBER 16, 191U
TOW TARIFF WILL
HOT BE REDUCED
Objections From Astoria Will
Not Cause Action by
Port cf Portland.
CUT IS ALREADY MADE
tharcc Authorised In July tor
rilotaee. Iron Sea Cut ta Two
nil ;ir Low Ilate for
Port of Tall Ships.
to tr.e io-bss- tariff of the Port of Port
land oTim:j!oo from In wi to Astoria
oa vesrl-i In ba.'laat an J under charter
to tool. ar.J thnt carrying In sard car tea.
a-e not lo result tn further reductions
t;an er s'lt.-ior.xed In J'lly. according
t- rrr Ote oc, sMp-Tintendent of th
n anl i'iar service.
I"- t'.rin-tlon Issued it new tariff
lrt r--er.tiy and in addition to an
Sounrrrs t..at trio pilrHAS rat from th
sea to Astoria and return had been cut
In to. ! f .rth trial fU tn the das
f t!- maklr.g the river a port of cmil.
wnu.d b- : treed per cent of the
t jb rat- fro.n the sea to Portland and
r turn f-r being towed from tre sea to
jtnir i an I return. T.-9 tariff rxieel
covrrg tKi; ptnt as follows:
"Ve-s :- rr.trt.ri tl.e O'lumbla Rlw In
biU-uK a i-l 4t,rt.i.a- aUtiout crfn
a- T"rli rnn r r f r furl or supplies
ir tho u-e tf tho vessel o entering. ill
be tnaed f rvxn tho a ! Aalorta and r-t-irri
for j& r-er cent of tho rato chanted
from ti:- sea to Portland and return."
In a d-Tiatch from Astoria printed !n a
Fi I'nm tirg marine publication. It la
auirj t' at wMI tho reduction Is a si. grit
cor. -s'on. It ta not considered Just be
riuM tha iKSax? to and from Astoria
on '.! d ti or thow coram; to load
carEi. Is T t r cent of tho tariff to and
from Pr;:and.-
Th aim of tho C"otr. m Is s inn a a to
irak an attractive pilotage rat l-ecau-a
of the fa.-t tM Independent pilots were
makirs serious Inroads Into In busineso
of mMing Tftn La Into the river and
many to ITrtind. also securing tlicra tor
fie return trip and tho rat of a a foot
draft and i ren:a a tun on tho net ton
rax aas divule.1. but stnoe tho order
a- su'lt July It. the little band of ln.1-e-ntier.t
plots la been dispersed, tho
mr-nhers be.r (riven employment aa bar
plintei ur.d-r the 0mmlss.oii.
ouporint-nd-nt Ounplon said yesterday
that no further reductions wero being
constdered. though the publication of tho
tariff had teen delayed until recently In
ortler th.it time migU bo aUoaed for pos
.)! rfantrs before It i printed. It
I. pointed out ty nMppera that of tho
fWl tha enters tho Culunibla River for
carso. percent- that loads, at
Astoria la stnsJl and thosj In carao
Mom d srhars: tie entlr load there,
the bulk of tho business beins; destined for
1'ortiaml.
UK.Tiii:r.-s HILL, IVSrECTED
i:ilicotl Anilous to View Mementoes!
of Warrior link.
Commander Klllcott. itsrhthouso In
spector. eleri!ay postponed his Ttslt
to ;-outh Im-cJ because of his delr to
Inspect prrsonally tho hull of tho tcn
!.r Heather, srhk-h stent on Warrior
Kicks several weeks airo and th exact
rtamaae to which has not been ascer
tained Th tender waa to have been
lined yesterday mornin on tho Oregon
tlr but oaln to tho fact toero
wns a delay In futlnc blades on tho
new wheel shipped on th tuft- Samp
son, the Sampson was not off th dock
until noon and most of th afternoon
was spent In r cu!atln th keel block
for th Heather. Tut? Inspection will
te plai'o today.
1 he fact a f--w plates may be dented
liehily will not cause th Heather to
uno-r.-o extrnsi repairs, as Com
mar.d.r Klllcott believes tho Heather
I perfectly lilit. as she has mad two
voyages to rea m- th grounding and
did Bt leak a dri. fom of th ri-
ts may b started, and such defects
will be remedied.
The Heather Is to hav three eoat
of paint applied to her hull and her
machinery will b rone err( Sua will
bo off the dock In a few days. Tho
repairs will to made at the dock of tho
Willamette Iron S-eel Work.
The Imatilla Keef ltghtsnlp l yt
at the yard., wnere she baa been
moor.! since Jun. Tubes for her boiler-
fca.l to be shipped from Xew York
and he coild n-t be returned to her
iatl.n early in the Kail Sn may o
to sea svon after January 1.
VAI.K liOKS OX KOtTK TODAY
Turbine Mrautera Arrie Coast
From Atlantic la i;rallra.
imposition on the part of fi fast
turbine sieamcra Valo and Harvard,
wht'-a ha been brought from th At
lantic tvast by th Pacific Navigation
Company to compete with th San
ttaacuco Portland Steamship Corn
panv and t'.e Pacific Coast Steamship
Company. Is to besia today whea th
steamer Yat leaves S Pedro. Th
Yai arrived at Sjn Pedro yesterday.
The Harvard Is due at n Francisco
Ieceiut-r :. and after that bota wiil
ply on t-.e run. Iealn "an Francisco
at o'clock every afternoon and reach
ti: an I e.lro at o'clock t.i follow
li.if m-rnin.
What plana H- P. pchwerln. head of
tVe .ir Francisco a; lortlaod fleet,
has to neel th fast servlc of tho
Interlopers have not been announced,
htrt as h has been horn from tho
I ri. nt two weeks. It Is beilered h has
srone over trie situation thoroughly.
Th Tale and Harvard will represent
the Western la iflc on th rout, aa
f ry will carry lis express business.
To k'H will alo be sold from West
era !t-t?ic points through, to Laa An
. :... (iur: the tie. ild Uno a Conner
t..n It r.as not heretofore possessed.
;.si: lir In the field of the Saa
rn -!.-o a p-rtland. tho Pacific N
ki,'..n run riDT must also reckon wlta
trie rail linea ttf the llarrtman system.
a Its propo-'t schedui la but about
l -e loir slower than the Um by
Sitt -tted trairs between the two point
a.-.d in.- ure Is conlderably lower.
OKK.ONA S IMPK COPS WKOXG
Captain Graham Trie to lis It
Thruaj.li III Musical Tar.
S.'n-.eth"n ha gone amis with th
main p p of th whistle of tho steamer
t -re cotia. It Is the duty of Captain
Or.i'..an. uf the Y'eilow Stark LJn. to
keep all roeehan.ral parts of th
steamer In mm. and for tho last fw
days th offending center whlatl ha
remaiaed oa his desk, w here ha passes
koiir try'ag to master th mystery.
Whea t:i chlm whlstla waa la-
stalled on tha Oregona Captain Gra
ham says that ho listened to Its tones
for days until he had so regulated Us
trio of pipes that they wero In unison.
Ho asserts that it thero is ono thins; In
which bo excels on tho waterfront It Is
bla musical ear. through which b Im
mediately detects any Jar or discord
In the Oregona's salute.
Consequently th steamer fiharn
lng th waters of th I'pper Wlllam-
. CI u,ual melodious signal
to ranchers at way landings, for the
main pip Is sadly out of commission.
Its tones ar regulated by raising or
lowering tho big bell or top. but cap
tain Graham declares that th trouble
lies not there, because his musical ear
haa failed to detect It. but that It Is
due primarily to th lower cell, from
... .i..-n bursts forth when the
skipper pulls the whistle cord.
HARBOR KILE IS EXFORCF.D
Kn merle's Captain Faces CharRM
of Dumping; Ashes In KlTcr.
i . .-r ehaae that proved
exciting though of short duration, tho
launch FJHor. carrrir. . --P-er.
overhauled the Waterhous l.ner
Kumcrlc as ace was. leaving the harbor
. ... . , t. . --. v afternoon and
1 . . ll J " - ' .
. . . . . . i in I V. art Of
raugt t rer itiiims -uia ---aho.ellng
a Urge quanilty of ashes from
STZ..VM CK IVTTIJJOEXt E.
Ins to Arrlv.
Mm- From. rsta
Ifom City ...a r-rso'lsceln port
. - In i-'i .
ptrathflllaa
'. lions-"" " t ',r'
FrsBctsr In port
Kl-ner- Tii'smoaa . .
.tee r- "it. . .
Ie:
I'
lee.
alllaeea ... Eunks. ....
f. W Kl-e. .:- r ee-rs.. "'C-
paecitv . . ..Sa Pert- ..
Co lea Oat.. Tillamook..-. !-
ti.a.er ,n l'.ar . J'-c-
fn.n.k- . Pedr. .. .c.
ll
nk rtis. . HnBckat
Bcaedwle-I to tsrwari.
Vima ror. Tat
Falrea n Fl-anelseo I-e.
IT
1
t
-. ...hats Pecro. . . i '.e.
STsihfirao.... H-.nc"'i'a .. t e
N' me CUT s.. n anc Isco I c.
A.liaac Eutelta pee.
Kreaa-rstee . . Oos Par p-c 5"
Jtiolden Cat. . Tlllsmook.... l'--e- J1
Mne. fits s-n M" V.
pcaaeas. ..... esa P etra. . . '
Feaeee . - f-o-" . . Ie
Msnnk Tb-a..Honskonc Jan.
her furrac through a rrt and Into the
river. Harbormaster ipeier at once ran
alor.-r-Me the big freighter and lne-i-ed
that the CMrese be ordered to desist,
which waa don. anJ the steamer pro
ceeded to S-eit tie.
Tho aftermath of the Incident will be
tra nlinr of a complaint In the Federal
Court toay by Vnlt--d States Itrlct At
torney MeCourt. with whom me neaa 01
the harbor police confered after the case
was discovered ye-tertjay snd Captain
M'-GIM. m.ie-terof the vessel. Is to be dealt
with by Federal process. It la the ft ret
Instance In many months In which the
rule of the har'vor covering' debris have
been disregarded.
Every steamer Is bosrded wt.i-n she
enters- and a -too -f the regitlntione !
given either to the master or chief mate,
and they ar Instructed to build bins or
hold the refuse from the furnace on deck
by some means until they sre at sea
Brain. Continued clumping of ashes In
th river caused ehoaos to form along
the docks some time ago and Captain
Sprier r.ow even Inslati that when ship
are dl-arhanrlrg coal cargoes that tar
paulin shall be stretched beneath the
slings to cstch tha waste.
Marine Notes.
To discharge more cargo, the British
ship Scottish Moors yesterday shifted
from the North Bank dock to Columbia
dock No. 1.
Wheat was started Into the hold of
the German ship Kllerbeck at noon
yesterday and the Frieda will begin
working ballast today at LJnnton.
Negotiations have been closed for
th purchase of the gasoline schooner
Anvil, now at Seattle, which will be
placed on the Tillamook run. She was
sold by San Francisco Interests.
While maneuvering with a barge In
tow yesterday, near th Shaver dock,
th steamer auna broke one of th
circle Irona on her wheel and was out
of commission for a short time.
Charles G. Stlmpson. for the post two
years agent for the Olson 4 ilahony
Hue. completed the transfer of the
business yesterday and leavea toriay
for Kverett. wner he haa accepted a
more lucrative position.
For -the purpose of having a patent
boiler cleaner Installed, the steamer
Annie Comings was laid up yesterday.
The same equipment has been attached
to the boilers of the steamers KlamonJ
O. lone and Georgia Hurton.
In tow of tho dredge-tender Me
Craken the barkentlne Jane I Stan
ford left down at noon yesterday, ter
minating a long stay In port that was
made necessary through Injuries sh
received In crossing out of Grays Har
bor, bound for Australia with lumber.
On th Itrltlsh tramp Queen Alex
andra, which th Pacific Upon Lum
ber Comnanr lias chartered to loai
lumber In January for the Far F.as;.
ik. rate Is 4s. Id. on the gross register
to China or Japan and 3d. extra for
Manila.
Arrangements made recently by th
nollar Slearoshlp Company for the
coming of the Hrltlsh steamer M- S-
I-ollar to load lutnoer lor me unrm,
have been carried out and the vessel,
which la at San Pedro, has been or
dered here. The same firm has the
steamer Hasel Wllar finishing her
lumber cargo at Unnton for China.
Frrtght will b received today at
Couch-street dock for the tug George
R. Vosburg. towing the barge Ne
halem. which will sail shortly for Tills
mook. Th Vosburg I at Unnton.
where lumber Is being discharged from
the Nehalem and on the return equip
ment will also be earned for the Pa
cific Railroad Navigation Company.
Captain Short will today tranuer his
belongings from th steamer Kuih to
the F.lmore. as the O. R. N. wlil use
the latter on the Oregon City run and
the Kath goes to the -boneyard." The
principal reason for the change Is that
the Elmore la an oil burner, but the
Ruth will be given an overhauling.
Captain Works, who has been on the
Elmore, will remain as a utility master.
lort-ment of Veel.
PORTt-ANO. Te. IS. Arrlced (--earner
Fal.-oa. from .-ai Francisco- steamer t'oe-:er.
jQ i Stanford, t r PnNi-. Aus.: Bnt
ta steamer Kum-rle. fy,r tarn a. els -altle-
steamer l..deB ilste. for Tll.amo-.k.
Aatorta. le. li- Cendmon at "e -noais
of the river at P. St.. smoo'h: wind, rsau
14 miles- weather, ruining. t-.l!e! st s A.
vf steamer w". i- f-urtfr. for s-an Prtn-ltr.
At-rlsed at B n4 l-ft o SI lo A. M. Sle-m-sfilp
Coaster, fross Kan Francaseo Arrived
at w ana ,vl " " ' - ... .
Falcon. frm an Fran. Isco.
San rran-lKS. lec- 1 Arrived Steamer
Geo W. Hlder. from fan Pi-o.
Point Reeea. 1-ee li. la-aed Slesmer
RuMeraoa from 1-orUsnd. f r ..Bt.r.r.
,-ooa psy. Pec. 15. Arrlvsd -otsaraer
Breaks-alar, rrruu rrt'.n-l.
Eurska. Pec 13- hailed ft-earner Al
tUrwo. for PortiaBd. via Ceo Tav.
Fas Ped-w. Pee- 1 Arrlv-d y-s-erdse
FlM-Mr F. H. Isrit. from CjloniM
River, aad schooner alaeel Oale. from rort-
taia Franetse. Pee. IS. Ai-rreed steam
ees et.-a. from (-eattle: Johsa Foul-oo. fr-ra
Il.-lnrhsm: rilaat-eth. fnrn Itaodoi; Ad
miral S.rtiP . from Keattle. r-al.-o
lrB Krag-. f-e Queer i-vi: .1 .-.riiers
Tl asnlpston. for Avr!a; F'Seld. for KandoBS
Daisy, for Graya Harbor. WUUpa.
TMrs a Assarta Friday.
High. Law.
t-e-1 A- M.... TOfaot-aH A- M f-t
ait P. la... . f-et.T- r. at-...-l- !
RQGKP1LE MAY GUHB
Judge Tazwell Threatens to
Send Speeders to Butte.
TWO CHAUFFEURS WARNED
MaRlstrale, Tired of Fining Drivers
Without Effect, Flans to Impose
Vagrant's Penalty on All
Frequent Anto Rushers.
Rockplle sentences for speed maniacs
are In prospect, according to announce
ments made from the bench In the Mu
nicipal Court yesterday morning by
Judge TaxwelL
."The fact that you sre a married
man and that you must settle a bill of
1100 or more for repairs, are all that
save you from going to the rockplle. '
said the Judge to J. Frlclt, an automo
bile avilesraan, who -as accused of
overs pcedlng.
This Is your second appearance In this
court for speeding, snd the next one will
make It necessary to Impose a rockplle
sentence upon you." was th court's
warning to Walter Rlngsred. to whom
benefit of the doubt was given. Rings-
red was discharged.
Frlck was arrested by Patrolman 81ms
after a chase through the congestion of
traffic of Washington street. Frlck
had a high-powered car. which, he said,
was running away with him. Going at a
speed of 3a miles an hour, he ran Into a
streetcar and rebounded Into a brew-fry
wugon. seriously damaging his car. He
did not explain why he had not shut off
his power. Frlck was fined S0.
Rlngsred. who waa fined last Septem
ber' for speeding, said tie was taking a
party of girls to high school, and was
making Just IS miles sn hour and no
mora Patrolman Sims said that Rings
red wis trying to "show or' before the
girls. Rlngsred retorted that Sims was
angry because the girls giggled at him.
A companion, supported the driver's as
sertion that he waa within the limit.
"I do not wish the leniency of this
court to be reaponalble for some terrible
accident, coming from the recklessness
of sutomobile drivers." said Judge Tas-
well. "and while I shall endeavor to
maintain a Judicial discrimination be
tween cases of varying degrees of culpa
bility. 1 shall do whatever seems neces-
eary to check the practice of driving au-
tombllcs through tn streets ai oreaa
neck speed."
"An Increase made by this court In the
tariff of fines Imposed In these cases
has been effective In materially reducing
the number of Infractions of the law.
but there are still a few to whom a fine
Is no puniahment or deterrent, and as
they come before this court, with a rec
ord of previous offenses, 1 shall Impose
prison sentences
KERSH TRIAL NEAR END
WAITER TESTIFIES WEBB HAD
MONEY IX EARLY EVENING.
State Strengthens Tertlniony Given
by Irene Trumbull la
Former Trial.
Jesse P. Webb had William A. John
son's roll of greenbacks early on the
evening- of June 20, according to the
testimony of Fred J. Klrschner,
waiter at the Quelle restaurant, who
testified for the state at the trial of
Mrs. Carrie Kersh yesterday morning.
Klrschner said Webb. Mrs. Kersh and
the little boy entered the restaurant
about o'clock the night following
the crime. They ordered codfish and
cream, said Klrschner. and he left to
attend to the wants of another party.
Webb complained, he said, because he
did not bring three glasses of water
soon enough, and flashing the bills,
said. "We're not farmers. Don't you
think these will pay for three glasses
of waterT"
The waiter said also that 'Webb
called attention to a wound on his
hand, and when Klrschner asked him
how he did It, said the trunk fell on
It. Klrschner said Webb wss pouring
hydrogen peroxide on the sore.
i. C. Campbell, of Spokane, said
that Mrs. Kersh, whom he knew as Mrs.
Webb, rented a house from him at 31
South Wall street. Webb paid tS on
the rent, he said, and Mrs. Kersh aa
anred him that he need not be alarmed
about the rest of the rent money, that
Webb was both a linotype operator and
a kalsumtner. and would pay the bllL
But Campbell said It was never paid.
Klrschner's testimony coincides with
Irene Trumbull's testimony In th
Webb trial to the effect that Webj
told her he had made some money for
his sweetheart that day.
Court Stenographer Wood read to the
Jury yesterday Mrs. Kersh testimony
In her former trial. It having been
carefully recorded and transcribed even
to th peculiar pronunciation of her
words.
prank C. Poxale. pharmacist at CT
North Third atreet, from whose clerk
Webb tried to buy a half pint of chloro
form, was placed on the stand by the
defense yesterday afternoon, but failed
to break down th testimony or j. ai
hert S. Rhodda. the clerk who testified
Wednesday.
Webb was placed on the stand last
night. Deputy IMstrlct Attorney Fltx-
gerald resting the stste s case at i3u.
DEMOCRATS SEEK UNITY
Smoker to Be Held to Bring War.
ring; Factions Together.
An effort will be made to have the
dove of peace flutter among the warring
Democratic factions at a smoker of the
Jackson Club In the Medical building
tonight. With this etd In view Robert
E. McKay, secretary of the club, has
mart arrangements for an elaborate
programme of speeclunaking.
K. S. J. McAllister will open the meet-
Ing with a talk entitled. "Club Organi
sation and Politics." There will follow
In the order mentioned Bert F. Kaney,
recently-elected chairman of the State
Central Committee: George H. Thomas,
rountv chairman: Robert A. Miller, de
feated candidate for the state chairman
ship, and Alex Sweek. deposed state
chairman.
The speakers have not Indicated what
the trends or uteir remaras win pc
HEWETT. BRADLEY & CO.
Highest Grade Haberdashery.
... -kon of the handsome windows.
14t Washington, between Seventh and
fare
tc-i-k a fittiearit la Ideal for furnace
ever C0 use 1U Phone . 10a. C. HVl.
One True Medicinal Whiskey
Beware of imitations and
dealers tell you are "just as gooa as
Duf f ys Pure Malt Whiskey
n-c. -i t; ea fr.i'cterl on tha Tiennle with the intent to
mese t-ueau cwutmuu -
s i J l . ;.lfol vf tneir
. . . . . . . . o .
health or tneir patrons. o u;
Malt Whiskey. Others go as far ak
tions and endeavor to iooi me peuyie
the genuine. Keep a close watch and do
Substitutes Are Dangerous
When a remedy has been before the public for more than half a cen-
turv, Mas Been prescnuea 8na uscu
hospitals, and has carried the blessings
o n -fcf.i : i.
homes as uuny s rure uaii n ub.cj
But they can imitate the bottle and
contents.
Pacsimll of pkr. and bottl sreatly reduced.
NEW LAWS ADVOCATED
GUOWKKS WAST SHEEP TRAINS
TO STOP EVERY 1 IIOVRS.
Uniform Bounty Law for AVolres
and Regulation of Grazing Also
to Be Discussed at Convention.
t .. . . ie.hnni law for sheen
trains, a unirorm Douuiy iw ,
refruiaung grazing tanas oi oauuiim
Forest Reserves, establishment of wool
storage plant in Chicago, and lower
transportation rates iroin mo " em.,
be a few of the measures that will
probably be urged by the National
Woolgrowers" Convention, to be held in
this city January 4, s, ana i.
I" reti t f , uuvuiub'i
president of the association. In writing
to the Portland Commercial Club, enum
erates the subjects mentioned as being
. i. . iMM,.t Atit.lrin nf the disCUS-
uia uiusi i. " -
sion of the tariff. The efforts of the
association to secure laws proviums
the stopping of sheep trains every 1
hours so the ar- ials can be unloaded
snd fed. have covered a long period and
ful ei.urta of the
cattle and hog men in the Middle West.
The question or leasing iana irora mm
Government contained In the National
Forest Reserves. Is to be debated on.
i i... i ...c-atet that tha wool-
11 'B --nr.
growers form some sort of a connection
with the state aovisory uuaiua
chosen by the state associations so that
rapid work can. be accomplished with
the complaints ana tne irouuin u i..
flockmasier In his contact with the for
est ranger.
ji that attendance of the
lliuta.iui.d -
sheep men of the country at the Na
tional meeting will be large. The Mid
Winter Sheep Show will be held on the
lower floor of thev Armory during the
convention.
JUll Grinding for Steamer.
tt i a.i.hd Inarilncr all flour avait-
. . , . ri t a t t Pnrtland Flour-
B Die l ' ' IUC T-r .t... " I
lng Mills Comranys dock, tne rriiij.u
. m. , v. (i 1 1 u n miie remain there '
until Monday, as it Is estimated that the
mill force will require louay, :
and Sunday to grind 750 tons needed. The I
mill has space engaged for SJS0 tons In ,
all The steamer lias other cargo aboard
and will probably get away Monday. The
Waternouse uner jvumvi..-.
wheat and lumber, left down yesterday
afternoon, bound for the Orient, via Pu-
get Sound, where she wilt nnisn.
One Line Abandons Snake River.
. . ....II.I.MI T-esterdav bv the
Open River Transportation Company
that its service to points on the Snake
River had been dlseonunuea tor me " "'
ter because the rtver had fallen below
the three-foot stage and could not come
haek Fecnrd-i seiow that It Is seldom
Why Do Men
DRINK?
w nen you nop m m,,.o. --j
rlble results which come to mew who
indulge to excess in Intoxlttlns; bev
ratres. well may you ax. Why do men
drink? The fact simply stated Is A
victim of the Drink Habit can no more
resist liquor than a man with-the ague .
can stop shivering." Drunkenness Is a
disease and must be treated as such.
The wives and mothers of those wno
drink Intoxicants will be glad to know
there Is a remedy which will re'0,5
their loved ones to lives of sobriety,
and usefulness. Many thousands of
a-rateful women praise Orrlne for Its
benefits. Orrlne has been known to
effect a cure after all other means
taRead this letter from Sullivan & i
Slauson Co., Vtlca. N. T.:
"During the past five or six years
we've sold practically all the different
cures for the liquor habit on the mar- .
ket- We've never yet found one that
... . . i .(..... t. vhlrll
arave ins c n 1 1 . j ..... .. ...... :
OK RINK has given. We have several
cases that have come to our sttention
where excellent results have been at
tained by the use of ORRINB. .We are
so convinced of lte merits that we un
hesitatingly recommend and guaran
tee It la all cases of the 'Liquor
Habit.' "
Orrlne Is prepared In two forms. No.
1. a powder, absolutely tasteless and
odorless, given secretly In food or
drink. Orrlne No. 2, in pill form. Is
for those who wish to cure themselves.
Orrlne costs only $1 a box. The guar
antee Is m each box. Write for Free
Orrlne Booklet (mailed In plain sealed
envelope) to Orrlne Co, 730 Orrlne
Building. Washington. D. C. Orrlne is
for sale in this city by Skldmore Drug
Co, lil Third SU and 27.-274 Morri
son St. .. . . ,
They know Orrlne Is a reliable and
efficacious) remedy for drunkenness and
they will not offer you a substitute.
Mil
: Js;V;. ,V,lrr
liili
substitutes unscrupulous
j - i . , .
nmfita nnlv and C9nn nOtlline tor tne
1 l. in o ii Tnitfv's Pure
w maw -
to refill our bottles with these concoc-
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not buy one of these refilled bottles.
me uni - i
of health into as many thousands of
i :n,;i,i;A.a bm Kminrl tn arise.
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label onlyno ono can mutate the
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
Is Beneficial
It is an absolutely pure distillation
of malted grain. Its palatability and
its freedom from injurious substances
render it so that it can be retained by
the most sensitive stomach. It has
been used with remarkable results in
the treatment of consumption, pneu
monia, grip, eough9, colds, asthma,
malaria, low fevers, stomach troubles
and all wasted and diseased condi
tions. The genuine Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey is sold in sealed bottles only.
The "Old Chemist's Head" ison the
label and over the cork is an engraved
seal. Be certain this seal is unbroken.
Sold by druggists, grocers and dealers
everywhere or direct, $1.00 a large
bottle.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Kochoster, If.T.
the stream rises after December 15 to
insure a good boating stage, so no effort
will be made to reach that territory.
Freight that accumulated at Celllo waa
diverted to the rail lines under an un
derstanding with the consignees. When
tha steamer Inland Empire is again in
the water, which will be in a few days,
she will resume operations to Upper
Columbia Klver points, as before.
Barge's Cargo Swells.
Captain "Dell" Shaver, of the Shaver
Transportation Company, yesterday de
livered to the Willamette Fuel Company
a barge of flr wood, which was scat
tered in Willamette Slough last week
when the steamer M. F. Henderson lost
a barge that sank after striking the
breakwater. The count made yesterday
showed that 410 cords were on the barge,
which was originally loaded with 400
cords', and Captain Shaver attributes the
Increase to pwelllng.
1HE LEADING SPECIALIST
I know exactly what to do to effect a
thorough cure In every ease I accept
for treatment. Though- this Is soine
thlnr that every specialist ought to
know. It Is rare knowledge indeed.
The hundreds of evidences of mis
treatment that corns beneath my ob
servation proves the general lack or
a clear understanding of men"s dis
orders and their treatment. I have de
voted 2i years to the study and treat
ment of th very few ailments consti
tuting my specialty, and have acquired
the knowledge and skill and developed
the original and scientific methods thru
enable me to accomplish results such
as bo other physician anywhere has
ever accomplished. 1 understand my
work from first to last, know ahat to
do and what not to do. and treat every
casa without th slightest Idea of fail
ure. Hav you been treated elsewhere,
and are worsa bow than when you
started in 7 If so. come to me. I win
lake our esse and allow you to
Pay When Yon Are Curei
This Is th way I business and la
proof of my faith In i ly methods.
I CURE
all those special Nervous and Chronlo
Disorders of Men. I make a speciality
of th difficult cases which baffle the
skill of the ordinary doctor. Call, It
vou can. for a personal Interview and
examination, which will cost you
nothing. Write your symptoms. It out
of town, and let me tell you how my
hom treatment will bring the bless
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34 Vl Morrison St, Portland, Oregon.
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Hours A. sf. 8 P. M. Sundays, 1 t IX.
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rheumatism, nervousness.
liver and kidney troubles, also pri
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teUs how you can cure yourself m the privacy of your
own home without the use of drugs. .
Don't spend another cent on doctors and tneir
worthless medicines. :
Nature's remedy cures to stay cured. You should
know about it. .
If you suffer from rheumatism, weak nerves, in
somnia, organic pains, or stomach, liver, kidney or
MEN
If Tow Will Come to See Me First Ton
Will Save Money.
I do not care what the nature of your
trouble Is, I will examine and advise
you free of charge and give you ray
honest candid opinion of your case.
Don't think because you have doctored
here and there without obtaining a
cure that you cannot bo cured.
MY LOXG EXPERIENCE
enables me to quickly' diagnose the In
nermost secrets of your trouble. I see
and know what many other physicians
only surmise and guess at.
MEN VISITING THE CITY
should not fail to call. I simply want
to show every man that I can give
him new hope, new life and restore
him to perfect health and strength.
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Reliable Specialist,
Corner A:der and Second streets. En
trance 128 V4 Second street, Portland,
Or. Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1P.M.
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