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THE MORNIXG OREGOXIANV TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1910. LICENSE NOT GIVEN County Court Grants Petition Against Cliff Inn. 17 NAMES ARE WITHDRAWN Appeal to Clrcalt Court Made Pos lble and Probably 'Will Follow. Home Itule A-ocliiton Onpo--. Krsort. That the Cliff Inn. a roadhousa on I .inn ton road, must discontinue selling liquor, a requested by a petition slj-ned by WT voters of the district, a as decided by the County Court yesterday after noon. TIil decision by JlK Clecton era concurred la - by Commissioners t.lchlrier and God'lnnl. In a hearing; srhirh mmm alt-n.l.fl by only one resident of the lrrcint. who announced himself as fu sortrs; t rc tor:. K f- Honey, who appeared as attornry f r lUt'i 4c S.n.l-. inrrs of the place, was arnwd altli 17 m Ith.lrnwais of lumM from lh orlcmal remonstrance sc-slnst (t. pla. but this did not suttlre to -rs,en tiie remonstrance sufficient! to make K Ineffective. R. I". Wilson, a jwsrrler. mb" appeared on behalf of the Inn. akd that Ms name be withdrawn from the oppontnfi petition and added to tr on on lh oth.-r side, lie said he hsd signed botii documents, hllevlne; tfiem to be requests for renewal of li cence. Jixlre nerton In Uecidlnc the case said It lft two question for dl.uslon: What rons:ttutes a lesal mter. and Is mere rett l.trstlon enouh? tiranllns of the peti tion aaatnat the report, he said, left a rompteie record for appeal of the case to the stjle Circuit Court. This step In all probability will be taken by owners of tfe roafihotiae. Taentv-nve arrMartta were submitted by signers aj-'ertlnc their ct'.tltlllly lo ote a't their rlcht to appear on a peti tion. The leirallly of thee sisnatures on the p"tlilon probably will be the main point of era'irir:it In the appeal. A r.-preprntatlxe of the tlrea'er Orecon tlme Rule Association aonouneed yes terday that t!.e irsanisatlon was aliened wl'n the petition -rs afainst rsort. Tne CUff Inn lias M on deposit wlt'.i the Ht.-ite Treasurer as a ll.-ense few. Whetoer ttie law will allow this munry to he refunded 1 the Issu- In a separate car In anoiher court. FUN RUNS HIGH AT LYRIC Many Ilil .Made With w JoWc-. oii: and Nocltlc. Kim runs hlich at the Lyric thla week, where Inllnn and Kins;, comedians, are nrTcrtns; new- mlrth-provoktns- situa tions and Jokes. -The Tourists- can be numbered anion the best little f.irrea produced by tlie l.yrlc Musical Comedy Company. Will Kin as Pro fessor Myers, who Is rerlstered at the hotel under the assumed name of Michael Keller, deviates from his usual role and does some versatile actln. When the real Michael Keller. Ben T. Dillon, a politician who has run away from New York with an actress, arrives at the hotel broke, he tlnda a pocket book lost by Professor Mycra Hi assumes the title of Professor Myers, while his artresa wife poses aa the professor's daughter. Tlia real Professor Myers finds him self without funds and the landlord compel hlrn to work out hla bill by raring for the horses and actln as the "handy help." , With the Identification of Professor llttn. the politician Is compelled to cive up the pocketbook and the pro feasor Is happy once more. Maude ItockwelU as the actress wife, won fresh laurels. Her vocal selections. XMrer the Heather" and "f Lots You." were encored aeveral times. Fred Lanraatrr and Anna Cassell sans; a pleasln little duet. Tve Got Your' Number. and the former won applause with "tV P. O. E- The chorus did evrepUonally srood work and wore attractive new costumes. Other son Mts were 'Listen to tha Jlnrl Band." "Mademoiselle New York and "Winter." YOUNG PROSPECTOR LOST Tltvma Bond Itisappcars In Cas cade Near FoMrr. A LB ANT. Or.. IVc. J (SpevialV Thomas Bond, a youn man whnse home Is In tleneva. N. V.. has been mt-inr In the Cascade. Moanlein. about 15 miles northeast of Koster. for 13 !. It le cenerallv believed be haa Inst his life in some a.-eld.'rit or po4b1y p?rthed from starvation. tior.d waa working; at the Whltcomb mine abote Voater and on December went on a hunttn and pro.rcclln trip, lie failed to return that micht and the rait day frw-nda at the mlna Instituted a search. They followed hla tracks Into the mountains and part way back to the mine and then all trace of htm waa lost on 1'ie bank of one of the- fork of tha Houth Fanttam River. Searching; par ti bate been out many time since t-ien. but every effort to And any trace, of the rDisatns- man has failed. . The r-.rer taa been patrolled In vain for hla body. A report of Bond's disappearance was maun today to Sheriff Smith, aa soma people In that part of the county sti pect foul pay. but It 1 tha reneral belief that Kond met with some accident- He waa a goe, mountaineer and familiar eiwroah with tha country not to become lost. Hond went to the ""Vnitcomb mlna three wofithi aro. Prior to that tlma ha bad worked an a farmhand near ft'iedda 111 farcnta reside a. Geneva, ?'. Y. SAWMILL WORKER KILLED .Malt Miller, Krerntlr Irora Tort land. Loses Life at Marhfleld. MARSHFTELP-. Or.. Pec. 1?. (Special.) Matt Miller, who cam here recently from Portland, waa Instantly kilted to iiy at the C. A. Smith mill. A lance lo;. as It ws b'n place.1 on tha saw carrlae. atnuk him In the chest and crushed M lite out. Little la known Mere of Mil'er further than that ha came here recently from the North. OIL TANK FOR GOVERNMENT Fnelnrers to Open Kids Xest VAecV for Three-Trc J'olnt Plant. Soon ater January 1 the practice ef towtrs; oil barjres from Portlaad to the lcwr rtver to furnish fuel to tho dredce Chliook and the transportation of the product to tha dredre C!st.op wsll he abandoned the Corp of Knajneers, I. C. A aa Major J. F. Mclndo rrsterday causey) specification to be Issued calltnr tor blda on a h).0V-barrel tank, which wri be located at Three-Tree Point. Wash. Bl l are to be opened December Zl and the fpeclrtcatlon provide tiist the tank sviall have a diameter of 14 feet and be S feet hlich. while It will be located on a foundation 22 feet above mean low water. The site l below BrookjVeld. on a rear vatlon where the War Department re tains property for lta purpose other than of a military nature. The forma tion there 1 clay and the specification set forth that the aite will have to be excavated and Immediately beneath tho tank shall be ptaccd sand and (Travel. The demand for oil waa not so grest un til t-e dredne Chinook was overhauled la.t Summer, when oil burner were In stalled, and when she operates rej-ulnrly con-lderable of the fluid Is used in her furnaces. Agnes Quits Job When She Can't Ask Questions (raphe la "Miffed aad -Attor-,y itra t'baare at Fee. VgNU walked Into the attorney's t office all dolled up. "Are you the bor- she asked of the bald head bendins; over a des as aha f-hlfted her cum to the other aide of her ). The balj head slowly lifted like an In flated balloon and turned to face the eaae of Acnes' salmon eyes. "Are you tlie bosaT' he repeated, scratchln her toe on the carpet. Yes. I'm the boss." snapped the bald head, "what do you wantr1 't;ee. you're cro." pouted Acnes. "I don't know whether I shall work for you or not. Too advertised for a steno---rp!er. didn't you?" "Yer, ar you one?" And the front part or the bald head smiled while the back part maintained a cold, clossy countenance. 'Leave It to m If I'm not a teno rapher." petulantly exclaimed Ames. "And I'm :at. too." she sided, mtth a pucker of her Hps. The buld head bobbed like a buoy on the Columbia bar. "DM I un.lerexand you to aay-er-um-your're fa-""?" he managed to say. Tat! Say, no man ever caught me yet." "Atrlxht. lets eee whet you can do. ' and th bald head smiled asaln. Ar.-i carefully placed her Ion um brella handle In a corner, removed her cloves and sat down near the bald heai with pencil and book. "Are you ready 7" re asked. "Ktre away." said Acres. Vomen now the defendant In the above entitled causv ' brcan the lawyer, when Acnes looked up. her face puttied, and arte'd: " 'Cause why." " 'tau?e. taure." exp'alned the at torney. "Aw. that's a woman's reason, smiled Acnes ood,-nsluredly. deciding to allow the bow. to have hi way. "Go on and we'll forcet It." "And denle each and every material allecation." "What It about?" eagerly Inquired Acnea. "What has that to do with this dicta tion?" ask-d the attorney In dlscust. Ills bald head- becinninc to turn red. "O. nothlnc." wearily replied Acnes, "only I thought It might be a divorce suit. I have a friend who cot a divorce lac, week. Rcrtha waa a good clrl, too. I felt awfully rorry for her. She Just did everythin for that fellow. You bet If It had ocen me I'd have taken the poker and broke It over his old head" "Pay. I' thought you were a stenog rapher." broke In the attorney. "I don't care anything about Bertha and her divorce." Acnes looked amazed. Then she be came Indignant, closed her book, donned her cloves and lona; umbrella handle and hauchtilly walked to the door. Turning, she satd: "Bertha I a friend of mine and I don't propoae to liave any man talk no. And beside. I have another friend who wants a divorce, and If you had treated ma right I would have sent her to you." With this she slammed the door. Tha attorney sprang to his feet and yelled: "Walt a minute. I didn't mean any thing. Coma back and tell me all about Bertha " But Acnes ws cone and ao was sn attorney e fee. besides tha loss of a cood stenocrapher. APARTfiMs NEW BACHELOR ACCOMMODATIONS TO Dt' MADE COMPLETE. Goodman E.-late Obtains Permit and Will Invent $60,000 Other Apartments lo Co Vp. A building penr.lt was Issued yester day for sn apartment-house of a new t) pe. 10 bo built for the Goodman estate, at the northeast corner of Luerctlu and Kverctt street. The building will be a fourtory brick and the estimated coat Is Harvey at Jlccncr are the ar chitects Thx will be tho first so-called "bach elor" apartments In Portland. bach apartment will have the kitchen, living and dlnlng-rooraa on one floor, while tha sleeping apartmrnla and bath will be on the floor above, the separste apart ments being connected by Individual stairways. Thus all bedrooms will be on the second and fourth floors, while the first and third stories will be given up to the living quarters. The basement will contain a few apartments. In addi tion to the Janitor's quarters. Directly scross the street, on tha southwest corner of Lucrctla and Ever ett. Mrs. A. M. Williams will ere-t a four-atory brick apartment which It la estlmsted will cost V"X Plans pre pared by t laussen Claursen are now being rurcked over In the Building ln speccor' office. MacNaughton a: Raymond have pre pared plan for a five-store annex. SO by 10 feet, to F. M. Warren' apartments, now under construction at Tenth and Salmon treeta. It will contain only two-room apartment and the two wings will b separated by a l-foot court. Work will be- Marled soon alter th butldlnr now under way' la completed, carle in February. The cost will bo (,icNaug'iton ft Itaymond are also tha designer!, of a three-story aparrnent-hou-? to bo built by K. I. Taylor on a "ml 00-foot lot at It Fifteenth and 1-el-mort street. The building will contain ;t apartments and will cost VwO. Ml HOGAR. The most acceptable finest Havana cigar. Mies. Xtnas gift the Bos Of Prices. Regalia Paclficos Regalia Paclficos senators Invincible Chlco . Invincible thb-o . Sichel'a Special .. Capltanos Retna Victoria ... Ar mores Reina Flna Senorita tl Slchel & Co and Washington. .loa $11.00 50 (SO ISO c 00 s.oo .oo F..04 10 00 4.00 S.S0 a to ..... :s t. D ! 60 r.o io ; Third or Third Welsh Anthracite beats neat -and Us Is lengeat. . to. C IIOS. KNELL IS SOUND EO Cold Weather and Rains Halt Logging-Camp Work. TOWING OF LOGS STOPS After January Conditions on River Will Improve as Lumber Export ers Are Providing Tonnage for Foreign MarkeL Cold weather following recent heavy ratna has sounded tire end of the sea son's whistle In the big Columbia River logglnc camps and with the lu crative business of towing logs termi nated until Spring the fleet of tow boats' in port has been Increased since last week. The last camp to close will be that of the Weyerhaueser Interests, which will get out Its last logs today. The Columbia City camp closed down Saturday, the Eastern A Western went out of commission two weeks sgo and others have abandoned their rendervou for the Winter, leaving but a few that Intend to keep coin aa long as pos sible. The shaver Transportation Com pany's fleet of five steamers was In port yesterday, three tied up on tha East Side, another moored at the main dock and the fifth working In the up per harbor, but it waa ataled that the shutdown of the camps had practically ended logtowlng for a time. At times, when the fleet of offshore vessels la largo or when there are rrEAMEB INTELLIGENCE. Do t Arrive. Nsrne. From. ' Data Yi remit fau Francisco la port Ire-ei. Kiaori. Jiltntuoa.. . i In port Alliance Eureka In port Oeo. w lkiu...en I'.Jr.. In port ttaae city ..'in PeUr.... In port Golden Oats.. Tillamook.... In port Bearar -n fwlr. ... le. - Reanoks ..San Pedra.... lea. ila Braafcwpler. ...Coos Bay-... Ic. -5 UMi.it, IK n llnn.LMn, I ?7 Bear t-mtx f aor. . Dec Scheduled t Depart. Nam. For. Data Alliance Eureka Dec Yoaemile Hau rranciaco Dec braatar. ...Coos Ba. lc. roe II. Elmor. Tlllamooa. ... I've. 31 Geo. W. Sldar..SaB Pedra... Ijc. Tkoaa Cits fan P.dre. . . . I tec Poaaok. Saa Pedro. ..Dec Peavar........ Ma Pedra. ... Ilea Bear ...San Pedro. ..Jan. Colden Gate.. Tillamook.... Jan. Hanrlk Ibsea. . Hongkong. . . Ju 10 more windjammers of the coastwise fleet in the harbor than the steamer Ocklahama can move, the Shaver fleet Is called on to assist the Port of Port land, but as Its rates are higher for the work than those charged under the Commission's tariff, the business Is not regular. - There Is not much business In sight, other than log rafts and conditions are expected to improve soon after January 1. as lumber exporters are providing tonnage for the foreign market. In De cember. 1S0S. there were five vessels to clear with lumber. In January there were three carriers and in February tha fleet was Increased to six. and there is every indication that the present season will be featured by about the same movement. TWO mOJECTS AKE VNKNOWN Nelmlem and Yaqulna Rivers Men tioned in Bill for Survejs. Two appropriation- are Included in tha rivers and harbor bill a It ha passed tha Ilousa at Washington, which. If actu ally Intended for the purposes named, probably will prove productive of but lit tle, as one fan for an examination and sur vey of the Nehalem River and the other for the same work on the Yaqulna River. Major Morrow, Corp of Engineer. U. 9. A.. In whose dfetrlct the projects are located, says that he knows nothing of the details of the work snd lo of the opinion that tho assistance of the Govern ment probably was asked In connection with tiie improvement of Nehalem Bay, where tliere are Jetties under construc tion and considerable work Is to be done, though at Yaqulna there is no project as yet. If the Nehalem budget is In tended for harbor work and not for the river of the same name. Major Morrow says that the reference in the bill must be changed before It is finally disposed by the Senate. Major Morrow has not been apprised by Colonel Biddle. 'chairman of the board of Engineers, to pass on the Til lamook project, the time of his arrival from Washington to meet here with residents of Tillamook and Bay City. Colonel Biddle wrote- recently that he expected to be In Portland between De cember IS an,d Christmas, but no In formation has been received since. Major Kutz, of Seattle, also a member of the Board, has returned to his station and ran be reached on short notice, but Major Morrow is desirous of being no tified a few days in advance of the gathering, so that he can Inform those on the Coast who wish to be present. It Is estimated that the Improvement of Tillamook Harbor will entail an expen diture or $2,000,000. of which the ports of Bay City and Tillamook are to con tribute 1650.000. OLVTILLA WORKS OX RAPIDS Blast In; Done) on Columbia Better at High Yi'ater. Work outltned on the Upper Colum bia for the present season, which con sists principally of blasting rocky reefs for the betterment of channel conditions, will not be concluded on the prexent appropriation, according to Major Morrow, In charge of the dis trict, who returned yesterday after a trip over the stream. The dredge Umatilla is working steadily when conditions will permit, but as the best results are attained during the high water stages, delays are encountered when the stream fulls. The operations are directed principally at a series of rapids, the John Day, Devll'a Bend. Squally Hook. Indian Rapids and others where have been found pinnacles of rock and ledges that hamper navigation. Little gravel or sand has been located on that portion of the river, and because there are so many deep holes the lighter material can be removed by means of a. draiC which stir the layers of sediment and the current carries it Into the holes. The blasting Is a feature of the chan nel Improvements that results In per manent benefits, because the rock Is removed as deep as possible and later the rapids can be sufficiently cleared to provide considerably better water. CAVNEBIERRE NOT DELATED J Squarcrlgger I -caves River After Good 2 Hour Trip. Just it hours after she left down In tow of the steamer Ocklahama, the French bark Canneblerre waa passing through the heads of the Columbia' River yesterday, bound to tmrope wun a run cargo of the Northwest's golden grain. Tho Journey to sea was not a record for a vessel In tow, nor was It In the class of the unusual, but it w tts an Illustration of what can be attained with a good channel and favorable weather condi tions st the entrance to the river. The Ocklahama towed the Frenchman to Skamokawa. where she was met by the tug Wallula and the latter reached Astoria with the bark yesterday morn ing at 9 o'clock. After the skipper, who had traveled by train, boarded the ship and her papers were riled, she was head ed for open water and got a good slant for her initial tack. The German bark Schurbek left for sea yesterday, while the Ellerbek. which Is finishing losding wheat, and the German ship Omega, which has gone to the stream with lumber, wiil get away this week. The Bayard, which arrived in Sunday from Glasgow, after a series of delays, had not ordered a tow last evening. She Is consigned to Balfour-Guthrie, and will discharge at Mersey dock. Washington Mixes Appointments. Immigration Inspector Barbour Is yet without the addition of watchmen to his force that he expected from Wash ington, because in asking that certain men, who formerly served in that ca pacity, be dropped as they were not available and suggesting that others be appointed In their stead, the "Wash ington headquarters dropped the watchmen as Indicated, but reappoint ed them and forwarded the list. There fore, another communication was sent to straighten out the tangle and au thority probably will be received this week lo improve the service, when Mr. Barbour says It will be as difficult for a Chinese to get into Portland Illegally as for a camel to pass through the eye of the proverbial needle. Nome City's Steerage Light. Frank Bollam. representing steam schooner owners In the sale of passen ger accommodations between Portland and San Francisco and Los Angeles, says that the falling off In steerage business Is decidedly noticeable. When the stoamer Nome City sailed yester day she had but six second-class pass engers and her first-class berths were sold out. On the former trip her steer age was filled with 21 occupants. Nelson Commands Pulitzer. ASTORIA,' Or.. Dec 19. (Special.) Captain O. L. Nelson arrived from San Francisco this morning on the t steamer Rose City and will leave out tomorrow morning to take command of tho pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer. Captain Nel eon was formerly mate on the ship St. Francis, of the Alaska salmon fleet. Charplt Method IV Adopted. ELGIN. Or.. Dec. 19. (Special.) The charplt method of clearing made public by the Citizens' Club of Chehalis and the Portland Commercial Club, is re ceiving attention here, and hundreds 0 acres of the finest apple land in the world will soon be producing livelihoods for fortunate holders. Marine Notes. As the steamer Westerner sailed from San Francisco December 1 she is looked for in the river today. The ves sel has general cargo. To take on another lot of wheat the Norwegian steamer Solvelg will shift today from the North Bank dock to Montgomery dock No. 2. Following the application of a third coat of paint on her hull the lighthouse tender Heather was yesterday floated from the Oregon drydock. Commander Elllcott yesterday re turned from Willapa Harbor and as a result of his inspection of aids to navi gation In those waters will recommend certain changes. Parrott ft Co. have announced the substitution of the British steamer Bannockburn to load general cargo at Antwerp for Portland, Instead of the Falls of Orchy. T. B. Wilcox, head of the Portland Flouring Mills Company, left yesterday for the Fast and after being Joined by his daughter, who is attending school, will head for the South to spend Christmas. To await orders the lighthouse ten der Manzanita yesterday entered the Columbia River from Willapa Harbor, where she proceeded at the conclusion of her last detail to establish buoys at Grays Harbor. To begin loading lumber for the south the steamer Washington left for Prescott last night, while the Nome City sailed from there early In the evening and the Coaster went from Linnton to Rainier. On the manifest of the Brltsh ship Claverdon. which will be filed today in the Astoria Custom-House. it will be shown that her cargo measures 1.972. 97 feet of fir, valued at $35,791.36. and is destined for Delagoa Bay. Even though a successor to the Ori ental liner Selja has not been named and prospects are not bright .for the charter of a carrier, the Portland Asiatic Steamship Company is making reservations for February cargo to the Far East. Exporters yesterday stated that Liv erpool advices Indicated that the mar ket abroad was assuming a quiet as pect because of the approach of the holidays, and it was not thought that business would .improve until after January 1. Her oil tubes not being ready, the steamer Golden Gate will continue serv ice to Tillamook until after New Year's, when she will lay up for a short time. The vessel sails outward tonight, while the steamer Sue H. Elmore, which ar rived up yesterday, will sail tomorrow night. There yesterday entered at the Custom-House the schooner A. B. Johnson, In ballast from San Francisco, to load lumber; the steamer Breakwater, -from Coos Bay; Washington from San Fran rlsco. and George W. Elder, from San Diego and way ports. The steamer J. B. Stetson cleared for San Pedro with 850,000 feet of lumber; the Breakwater for cooa Bay, and tike Elder for San Diego. Deputy Collector of Customs Barnes yesterday disposed of 38 cases of dam aged millinery trimmings, which was Included in the burned cargo of the steamer Falcon. Samuel Herman being the purchaser for $700. The shipment was originally Inventoried at about 14000. Cases of damaged nrusical In struments will be sold at the Custom House Thursday, as an offer of (100 made yesterday was refused. - Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND. Dec. 19. Arrived Steamer Sue II. Klmore. from Tillamook: steamer HnM City, from Pan Pedro and San Frn ri.ro; steamer Geo. W. Elder, from aa Diego and way porta. Sailed Steamer Noma City, for "an Pedro: Oerman ahlp Scburbelc for Queenalown or Kalmouth. Astoria, nr.. Dec. 111. Condition at tha mou'.h of the river at 3 f. M.. smooth: lnd. ru.t. ;4 miles; weathrr. clear. Sailed at 4:.M A. M. Steamer Bear, for Fan Fran cisco snd San pedro. Arrived down during tha nlaht and sailed at 1 P. M. BritiBh atearaer Strathflllan. for Hongkong and way porta. Arrived at 8 and left up at 11 A. M Steamer Rose CUV. from San Pedro snd Ean Francisco. Sailed at 1 P. M. fctenmcr Falcon, for Ean Francisco, failed at 2 P. M. French bark Canneblerre, for Oueenatown or Kalmoutn. San Francisco. Dec. 19. Sailed at P. M. British bark Inrarneaa. in tow of tuff Dauntleea, for Portland. l as Falmas. Dec. 1. Arrived yesterday British steamer Scottish Monarch, from 1 0Laanpalmas, Dec. 15. Arrived Scottish -aonarch. from Portland. Or. San Franctaco. Dec. 19. Arrived Steam ers Atlaa. towing Barga i3. from Seattle; sehooner R. VV- Bartlett, from Port Ludlow, tailed Steamers Wtuttler, for Coos Say; I SHQW MEN I CAN CURE TKEm I demonstrate my ability in tho treatment of the ailments in my specialty, first, by giving; immediate benefits; secondly, by the rapid pro-p-ess my patients make from the beginning, and each and every patient knows, that he is going to get well from the fact that there ia no standstill about the ailment, no weary weeks and months of wait ing, hoping and watching for benefits the trouble must yield if I tell you in the beginning I can perma nently cure you, and it is because I am a scientific specialist and know how to CURE. By the latest and best methods, I cure, to remain cured, Blood and Skin Ailments, Varicose Veins, v Piles, Kidney and Bladder Ailments. If afflicted men in Portland and vicinity knew of tha permanent cures I accomplish, of the patients I dis miss who don 't have to continue seek ing and paying for treatment, some of them having been treated a dozen times before, they would surely lose no time in seeing me. I prove my success over other specialists. I don 't ask you to believe me. 1 don t ask you to take my word for what I say a visit and treatment - will tell and convince you if you have any doubts. I WILL TREAT YOU FREE for one week If you desire to prove that I can cure you. I have spent thousands to develop my treatment, and I know what It will do. Don t experiment elsewhere. Try my treatment free, and be convinced that X can cure you. -. While the ordinary doctor Is experimenting and snaking mistakes, I aeewsnsillaBL eares. See me wow.- $5.00 AND $10.00 IS ALL I CHARGE FOR CURING SOME CASES MT PRICES ARK ALWAYS THE LOWEST, no matter where you f-o There Is a reason my practice li the largest, my offices are the orgeat. I am prepared to treat tho largoot numbers. Therefore I can cure you the cheapest. Having the most experienced and best scien tific treatment to be had. I can cure you the quickest. If you have any trouble whatever, come, to me. CONSl'LTATIOX AND EXAMINATION FREE at office or by mail. One personal visit Is preferred, but If this Is Im practicable, write us a full and unreserved history of your case and get bur opinion free. Many cases cured at home. Medicines fresh from our own laboratory. $1.50 to 16.50 per course. Hoars A M. to s p. M. " Sundays, ie to. Is.. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO., Inc. 2M14 T.IJIHILI, STREfiT, PORTLAND, OREGON ' " 30V2 First al Jlog, Mgr. Chehalis, for Aberdeen; tug Dauntless, tow ing bark Inverness, for Astoria. Seattle. Dec. 19. Arrived Steamer Tal lac. from fan Francisco: steamer Mexican, from Sallna Cms; steamer Umatilla, from San Francisco; sleamer Bertha, from Ta coma. Sailed Steamer Minnesota, for Yo kohama and Hongkong: steamer Buckman, for San Francisco; steamer Humboldt, for Kkigwir: ateamer A. G. Lindsay, for Val des: steamer Tallac, for Bremerton; TJ. S. 8. columbine, for Astoria; schooner J. w. Cllse. for Eagle Harbor. - . Tides at Astoria Tuesday. High. I.OW. 4:21 A. M T.3 feetl 9:5.-, A. M 3 5 feet 8:30 Jr' M..:..8.3 feet!10:o9 P. M...-0.S foot Canby Paper Changes Hands. CANBY. 'Or, Dec. 19. (Special.) Fred M. Roth, of this place, has bought an Interest In the Canby Tribune and Vallev Publishing Company from u. W. Fallows, and the business will be conducted in the -same style and along the same lines as heretofore. They are moving Into the new Mack building on upper Main street, which they have leased for a term of years, and will Soft White Hands Red, rough hands on retiring usually become soft, white hands on rising through this simple and economical "one night" treatment: Bathe and soak the hands on retiring, in a strong, hot . lather of Cuticura Soap.. Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, and wear during the night old, loose gloves, or a light bandage to protect the clothing. Most effective for chapped, itching, burning and bleeding hands. Bead to Potter Dmc A rhers. Corp., Bas toa. tor Ires book oa cars of tbs skla. MILLIONS OF "Tummy" Aches are on the way. They always come Xmas for the big and little. Get ready for them, mother. The whole household will have to be helped. CASCARETS will do it easily and naturally one at bed time to each member and keep the whole lamily welL -i 885 Bay a 10c box CASCARETS week's treatment and have It handy to asa vary Bight. Xmas week. S. H. V Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Unleaa Cured. S. H. Wai Jing Company Chinese Herb and Root Medicines S. H. Wal Jing, the Chinese doctor and pharmaceutist from New York Oriental HospitaL Is here now. Any -man. woman br children with any Internal, external or eruptive disease who will come to my office can secure free consultation and examination. If you can't call, write and get diagnosis and remedies. Street Near Columbia add a new press and some other ma chinery and new type. Mr. Roth Is a Canby boy and a graduate of the State Agricultural College. TOCCRE A' COLD IX ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE BROMO 'Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. w. GROVE'S glsnature Is on each box. J5o MEN "CURED $10 IS OUR FEE . Pay When Cured He liatva every known remedy ap pliance tor TaUATlAat XUU, Our ex perience la aa great and varied that aa vae ef the sUbksis of ateit Is new to at, . . COMeS I. AND TALK IT OVJIl. fceacral HeblUt-r. Mteaat Aiervra, law nauua xteauiia ul eapoaura, evexwora ana outer Violations 1 Aattm'a laws lLUkeaasa of utauiicr as' Kidneys, Vast areas Veiaua, sjalciuf aad Berusaaea-Jj1 and at a mall cisfau and Cna Lva trom business. . . kl'KKJlAI, A1L1IICATS Nswlr CSS traded aud enronio cases cured. All b a r n 1 n g, Uchlng and lnfiammatloa lopped In II Hour-. Cures effected la even days. Consultation free, it ua- able to call, writs for list of question. Office, Hours A. M. to l ah Ebaaaya. in A. II. It 1 F. 11 only. PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CI WAxHIMiTO.V ariUliaTTa Corner irirabV NO CURE, NO. PAY OCR EUROPEAN METHODS CFRK. 5.00 A'I $10.00 IS OCR FEE... 'REE X-RAY EXAMINATION. Diseases of Men and Women W make no mls leadlcff statements r deceptive prop ositions to the af flicted. . neither do w promise to core them In a few days In order to se cure their patron age, but we guar antee a COM PLETE, SAFE and LASTING .CURE in tne uuiLrviar POSSIBLE TIME, j without leaving In- jurious aner ex fects In the sys tem, and the low est cost possible for HONEST. SKILLFUL AND SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. Acute. Chronic and Nervous ' Diseases. Blood Poison. Nerro-lital Troubles, Stomach Troubles, All Forms of Skin Diseases, Ca tarrh of all forms tA.OO per month; Ec zema, File cured without the knife: Swollen Glands Nervousness, Debility, aiicosed Veius. Bladder and Prostatic and Contracted Trouble and all Acute and Chronic Diseases of Men. and Women, bkin Diseases a ttper clalty. Call today for free X-ray examination. If you cannot call, write your symptoms. Many cases cured by our homo treatment. Call at once and be cured. BRITISH BOTANIC. MEDICINE CO. 2874 Washington St.. Portland. Or.. 4th floor Rot he hi Id Building, 407. 408, 40. Take ele vator - - - ''''""" ,' . - MEN AND WOMErf CURED T h famous . Chinese, Drs. S. K. Chan, vim t h lr Chinese reme dies of herbs ' androots cure wonder- fully. It has m. m a n 1 u-f t a r a rs HU.i a, eui Lava faned. Sure euro for chronic pri son. fhomatism, asthma, ' pneumonia. tiles, consumption, stomach dworderi and other diseases of all kinda. Reme dies harmless. Xo operation. Exam ination free. Call or write to The 8. K. Chan Chinese aleaUfflBO Cow, t.sVa Morrison St.. between First aad Second, Portland. Oregon. al " - V Positive Cures The Leading Specialist. I do not wish people to judge my work merely upon what I say about it. I want them to note the evidences that prove my state ments correct. The proof of a physician's ability is to be found in the results he obtains, andv though I am not at liberty to sup ply individual names of patients as references, the marks of superior skill and service are so prominent ' and conspicuous as to render my doing- so unnecessary. Kstimate for yourself my volume of practice as compared with the practice of other Portland physicians. Is there the slightest probability that if unable to back up all my claims I would have won and retained the foremost place among- special ists treating men? Could I fail to cure and yet succeed as I have? Have you ever heard of a promise of mine remaining unfulfilled, or of one of my patients beinar dis satisfied? Consider these things, and then come and consult me in regard to your case. Varicose Veins . There Is no necessity for surgt Ml niipr.qiinns in the treatment of varicose veins. This ailment yields U completely to my mild and painless method and results are far better than were ever attained by the harsh and dangerous practice of cutting. But one week Is required, and seldim Is It even necessary to detain the patient from his busi ness. OBSTRUCTIOJIS My treatment is absolutely painless, and perfect results can be depended upon in every instance. I do no cutting or dilating; whatever. Examination and Advice Free ' I offer not only J "REE consul tation and advice, but of every case that comes to me I will make a careful examination and diag nosis without charge. No ailing man should neglect this oppor tunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. HOURS A. M. TO S P. M.j SUNDAYS, 10 TO 1. The DR. TAYLOR Co. 234 'i MORRISOTf STBKET, . FOBTUND, OREGON. MEN If Yon Will Come lo See Me First Yoa Will Save Money. I do not care what the nature of your trouble Is, I will examine and advise you free ot charge and give you my honest, candid opinion of -your case. Don't think because you have doctored here and there without -obtaining a cure that you cannot be cured. MY LONG 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. MEJ VISITING THE CITY should not fail to call- I simply vant to show every matt that I can give him new hope, new life and restore him to perfect health and strength. DR. LINDSAY The Old Reliable Specialist, Corner Alder and Second streets. En trance 13814 Second street, Portland, Or. Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundavs. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. - THE Dr. GREEN GUARANTEE TO MEN Our suarsntee No Money Required Un til Satisfied is your sbsolute protection. Consultation, exami nation and medicines free. Our specialty-is All Ailments of Men. What you want is b tirt Come to us aon get it. Hours daily. ' IO o rvciuui,. 8. Sundays, 10 to 1. DR. GREEN CO. 363 Washington St., Tortland, Or. Do You Need a Kid n ey t Remedy? Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not recommended for everything, but if you have kidney, liver or --bladder trouble, it will ' be found just the remedy you need. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon realized. It is a gentle healing- herbal compound a physi cian's prescription which lias proved its great curative value in thousands of the most distressing cases. All druggists in 50c. and $1.00 sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this always reliable preparation by mail free, also pamphlet telling all about It. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Blneham- ton, N. Y. UOCTOIC Vee A Sob's Medicine Co. spet lifetime study of herbs and re search in China; was granted diploma by the iSmperor: cuar- amees cure an wimenis men and women when others fail. If you suffer, call or write to YEJS & BON'S MJSDI CINB CO.. 142 V, FiTt- C L, X. XEE Alder. fortUnd. Or. 5