Morning Oregonian., March 23, 1911, Page 18, Image 18

TI1E MORNING OKEGOXIAy. TnCRSDAT, MARCII 23, 1911. .
SAILORS QUIT SHIP
Northumbria Cannot Sail, for
Want of Men.
OTHER VESSELS DELAYED
Good Wage for Work on Shore In
duce Crew to Desert In Port.
Men May Be Imported to
Make Tp Deficiency.
Shorts of sailors prevented th
Brlllih steamship Northumbria from
alitor from Kalama yesterday for
Shaoa-haL When the Northumbria will
set away la a subject of aome specula
tion, aa the shortssre of Bailors In this
port may keep her her Indefinitely.
Th Sprlna- season haa made a demand
for men willing; to work at good wages
In th rlclnlty of Portland, and Oil haa
beaun to hamper aea captaina materi
ally .
Th German ship tvilhelmlne haa
suffered the loss of the most of her
crew, and th captain doea not know
how he Is arolnc to mika up his loss In
this port- other vessels ar betns; con
fronted by th sam problem, and It la
probable thai sailor may have to be
Imported for soma of th ships this
season befor they can fet away from
bar.
Aa soon aa a vessel arrives with a
crw who ar irettlns; low wages and
find that they ar In a land where men
ara In demand at good wares, they de
sert th ships, and sometimes no with
out even asking for wages due them.
The Northumbria la lacking nine
men. Captain Hedley. commanding the
Northumbria. waa In Portland yester
day looking for men.
After the Northumbria cot to Kala
ma. It waa found that she wss a little
top heavy, and Captain Albert Crowe,
representing the underwriters, went
there to correct th error in loading
her. Captain Crow returned yester
day morning, and said that he had her
ready for sailing th night before, but
that ah could not leave until her crew
had been replenished.
Th Northumbria Is taking J.540.000
feet of lumber to Shanghai for th
China Import Export Lumber Com
pany. AIKXANDRA-S IXJC11Y LIGHT
MramrT Not Damaged as Seriously
aa Thonght by Hitting Bar.
Injuries. sustained by the British
s learner Queen Alexandra aa a result of
hitting on the Columbia Klver bar ara
not aa aertoue aa at first supposed. In
a letter received yesterday by Captain
Albert Crow, local surveyor for the
txmrd of underwriter, from the fttn
Kranrlaro office of the board, ttie fol
lowing explanation of th vessel In
juries Is given:
"Queen Alexandra docked on Saturday.
Pamace found not to be aa serious as
the captain expected. Tao plates on
the port bilge Indented and framea con
nected also bent: 3 brackets started
from the margin plate No. 1 compart
ment; port bilge keel bent and strained:
the crankshaft will have to be renewed
and th line shafting overhauled: rive:
In the forward bulkhead were strained
and there was considerable buckle on
the decks abaft the engine-room.
"I should be glad If you will let me
know If you hear anything more aa to
cause of the vessel developing such a
tenons list."
Warning to Mariners GUcn.
Extracts from Notice to Mariners. No.
S. Just received from the Hydrographlc
office contains th following Informa
tion: "Captain Cousins of the steamer
President, reports that on January 0.
1M1. a Bounding of (3 fathoms, black
gravel and aand bottom waa obtained
about 11 1-3 mllea 271 degreea 69 min
utes from Needle Hock. Kogue River
Reef Oregon. Thla aoundlng shows
that the bank off Rogue River Reef, as
denned by the 100-fathom curve, ex
tends farther westward than indicated
on the charts. Approximate position:
latitude 43 degrees. S7 minutes. 1& sec
onds north, longitude 111 degrees. 41
minutes. 4 & seconds west."
Newport Sea. Traffic Grown.
NEWPORT. Or.. March IJ. (Special.)
Newport Is fast becoming a marine
shipping port. The Condor opened the
traffic and waa so successful that the
Wilhelmlna was placed on the Newport
Portland run. The Anvil has followed
their example, adding passengera to
freight. All three boats are overtaxed
with work and th owners of the Wil
helmlna ara considering placing an
other ship on the run. The boats are
propelled by gasoline.-
Marine Notes.
The schooner Alvena arrived yesterday
from San Pedro.
For Raymond to load lumber, the steam
schooner Saginaw left down the liver
yesterday.
From Mersey dock to the dock of the
far Sand Company, the British ahlp
Vincent xm shirted yesterday.
On her regular schedule, th strainer
Roanoke aalled last night for Sn llego
and way porta. She took, besides a large
rramber of pasaensr. 133S tona of freight.
The steam schooner Casro left down
th rlrer at f o'clock last night to load
lumber at Rainier and St. Helens. The
Casco cleared for San Francisco with
(-&.' feet of lumber.
T?-. British ateamer Knmerie arrived
yesterday from Seattle to load a part
of her cargo here for the W'aterhous
people. f.:e will return to Seattle to
complete her cargo for th Orient.
It was explained at the local office of
th North Pacific Sleamah'.p Company
yesterday that the cut the company haa
made in passenger rstes between San
Francisco and Le Angeles does) not
affect pasaengers from this port to Ios
Angeles.
After asking the barge Toby down to
Oobte Tae1ay night, the Port of Port
land rug Ocklahama towed the schooner
"W. F. Jewett from Rainier to Astoria,
arriving at the latter place early yes
terday morning. The Jewett aalled for
taan Pedro with lumber.
Movements of Vessel.
PORTLAND. March S3. Arrived British
tranter Runaeric. fro-n Seattle: s.-booner
Aires. trm an l'etfro. eailed eteamer
hMBtkf. for San ltco an4 way rrts;
at-amer v for Rairwer an.! tel. Helrae;
ate rrer 5a;p.aw. fa " Kavmnr.il.
Alloc ia- March :i OonUitkm at the
meutta of 11 nver at 3 P. !.. aTnuoth; wind
aoath -t miles. Weather eloo.ly. Arrived
Aorfl at X A M Bn4 eallvl at 13 SMS
liebnonn W. f. Jewett. for fin Pedro. Ar
rived di at 4 2 and sal!d at 11:30 A.
M. Steajmer Breakwater, for Ooos Bar.
Sailed st A- at steamer Falcon, fur
tan rranclsco. Arrive. at M aad left
n9 at JS A. x Hrittah steamer Kumerlc.
from Seattle, called at T A. at. otearaer
AlltaB'-e. fr Coos Bar aad Eureka, bailed
at l' ti A. w (Steamer Kln-or. f,r Tllia
RAr. arrlv1 at II A. M. and left ap at
1 a P. at eckooner A . na. from aaa
Pedro.
few resalscs, March tS. Arrived at 12
uMe Steamer Rainier. from Portland,
ea'led al aona eteamer Beaver, for Port
land. Saa rraaclaca. Marsh H. Arrived
-eame.s Centrslla. Tahoe. from Cray
Harbor; Kamier, irom , -.--- -
,o Mara, (rem Honskoos- '
.rs Herman, for .haiin, crolee: B7Jf- JJ
Portland: Hucam.u. for Seattle; Tallac. tor
Putt jioui.d: schooner A. . Johnson, IoT
Tacoma: bark. nun. Puako. wlllapa.
Los Angeles. March Si Sailed Uuaoa.
for aealtle. . .
Ks.ca.tle. J. 8-. March 31 Bailed-Aa-arley.
for ban rraaalaco.
Tacetna. March -2- Arrived J a p a nr.
steamer Tacoma Miru. from J"""
sailed Nor-eslaa steamer Tort.naajold.
for Port Plrle; steamer Mlssourlaa. lor
"Sucnr. March -a Arrived prevtouslr
cnina! from San Francleco. v "2"!?"
aad Yokohama: Hallem.Mra. from beattla.
buea, March it Arrlvad Erua. from Ta-
"n..' Aran... March 3. ArriTsd Or
tenc. from Ix-ndon, for aocouvar.
Honskonc. Marcll -a. Arrived previously
Inaba Maru, from Seattle.
T Hoh.mA.fK 3: -Arrived P7vloo.lr
Hercules from Portland; Manchuria, from
S"Horrr:nI.l.. March -Arrived -8,t:r,.r0Mrcrm3?.-A,rrl,led-S,..mer.
Ftate of California. Eureka. Bee. from han
Franclace; steamer Northland, from fltka;
steamer Alameda, from Valdes. Balled
steamer Uomboldt. for Skaa-ay; steamer
Nonalaad. for Uadys-nlth; steamer Belero
phon. for Liverpool via th Orient; steamer
Ninarhow. for Victoria; U. 8- 8- Heather,
for Grays Harbor.
Tide at atsterta Thursday.
Plan. Low.
01 A. M....7.1 feet 1:3S A. M W feet
:J3 P. M 1-7 feetl
M'INTOSH SOUNDS TOCSIN
Actor-Artist-lecturer Says Country
Is rnpreparetl for War.
Burr Mcintosh, actor, lecturer, news
paper man and war correspondent,
aroused enthusiasm yesterday afternoon
before the Portland Ad Club at Its weekly
luncheon by reading original verstr. on
Roosevelt. The verees were covertly
I STEAMEK IXTELIJCEStE.
Daa te Arrive.
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rtlverslde H.lhoa r1rV.
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sarcastic. Mr. Mcintosh In his speech
talked of Ihe "Rroad Amvrlcanlam. of
which he mid he had been for years an
exponent, and told how aurprlsed he
waa at the growth Portland had made
In the 11 yeans since his last visit.
What I am to aay here today as with
regard to the duty of cltlxenshlp." aald
Mr. Mcintosh. "It Is a fact that nlne
tentha of our cltlxens do not care a rap
for politics, IVe sre so busy with chss
Ing the dollorei that we can think of
nothing els. The country la In the hands
of a pot full of politicians who are en
gaged In working their own game, not
yours. Soma day we ahall wak up to
the real facia.
"I am not prepared to say tlt wa ara
going to have war with Japan, but thla
1 can say. that this country Is In the most
unprepsred state of any country. W
hava only T1.0W soldiers 'n the Regular
Army and w could not assemble 3XU0O
troops In days. I ara told by reliable
authority that oa the Coaat there ara
. Japanese men. most of whom have
served In the Russo-Japanese War. have
rifle and are used to them. It la a
fsct thai should Japan desire to make
war on tie It would lake months before
we could g-t ready. In Japan there
are X( men who could get ready for
war at the drop of the hat. Something
must be done to overcome this unpre
pared neaa."'
ST. BENEDICTS DAY KEPT
Fet of Founder of Order Is Cele
brated at Mount Angel.
MOUNT ANGEI- COLLEGE. Mount
Angel. Or. March 22. (Special.) The
feast of Su Benedict, founder of the
Benedictine order, waa celebrated with
Imposing ceremony at St Benedict's
Abbey yesterday. Many priests attend
ed from various parta of the North
west. In the morning pontifical high m,ass
was celebrated by Right Rev. Abbot
Placldus. The chapel waa decorated
with rare plants and flowers, and spe
cial music waa prepared by the choir
of monks for the celebration.
The functlonarlea were: Abbot
Placldus. celebrant; Father Benedict
and Frater Alexander, deacons of the
mans; Fathers John and Nodtker, dea
cons of honor; Frater Henry, master
of ceremonies: Very Rev. Prior Adel
helm. presbyter atwIstHnt. Father
tsturba. o. P.. from the Dominicans In
Portland, delivered the panegyric.
A banquet waa given to the clergy
In the afternoon, and later a game of
baseball was played on the college
campus, attended by the college band.
Among the vlaiUng clergy were Father
Buck, of Forest Grove; Father Berch
told, of Portland: Father Sturba. O. P.
of Portland: Father Lane, of Albany;
Father Uatln. of Brooks; Fafner O Nell,
of Wooilburn; Father lamb, O. P of
Portland, and Dr. Nodtker.
A three days' retreat was begun In
the evening for the students by Father
Lamb. The time will be given tq
spiritual exercises, and the reading of
letters, newspapera or anything that
might be construed aa a distraction
will be prohibited.
GLENVVOOD HAS BOOST DAY
Road to Permit Aulo Trip From
Yakima to White Sainton.
WHITE SALMON, Wash. March 21.
(Special.) Booster day waa observed
Saturday In Glenwood. a town at the
upper end of Camaa prairie. 30 miles
north of tills place. Plans were made
for the opening of a ten-mil road
through the timber north of Glenwood.
over the Klickitat r.lver. thence con
necting with the road to North Yakima.
With this connection It will be possi
ble for automobllea to make th trip
from North Yakima to White Salmon.
The Club will have delegates at Gol
dendale at a special session this week,
to determine the assessments and bene
fits following th drainage of Conboy
Lake. The court haa already "decided
in favor of drainage. Over 14.000 acres
of rich meadow and grain land are af
fected. W. R. King, of Portland, haa an op
tion on Hell Roaring Creek lands, th
possession of which controls the water
necessary for Irrigation.
The Booster meeting concluded with
a banquet at Hotel Hanson and a pub
lic meeting at the hall.
Lame shoulder la nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muscle.. and1
quickly yields to the free application
of Chamberlain's Liniment. For al
by ail dealers.
IS PLEA
Hassing's Counsel Outlines
Plan of Defense.
TAINT SEEN IN FAMILY
Letter From Wife Saying She Be-
Iicved Husband Insane AV1II He
Offered Murder Deliberate,
Says Proseculor.
Although the jury to ait on the case
of the state against William Jans Has
slngi Indicted for the murder of his
wife, waa secured at 2:30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, no further progress
was made In the case except the mak
ing of opening statementa by counsel
for the prosecution and the defense.
Deputy District Attorney Fltxgerald
said that some of the principal wit
nesses for the state were not present
snd asked for a continuance until 9:30
o'clock this morning. Judge Kava?
natigh granted the delay.
In his statement to the Jury, Attor
ney Cooper said the defense was pre
pared to show that Massing waa Buf
fering from an attack of Insanity at
the time he shot and killed his wife.
He said that the defendant's father
had been committed to an insane asy
lum three times in Denmark, twice be
fore his marriage and the third time
after the defendant and his three sisters
were born. He said the evidence would
show that not only did Hassing's father
die in an Insane asylum, but also that
Haaslng'i grandfather died Insane and
that an uncle had been similarly af
flicted. ,
Attorney Cooper said that Hassing'a
wife had written to one of her hus
band'a sisters in Denver that ha had
acted peculiarly at times and that she
believed him to be Insane. This letter
will be introduced aa evidence.
Deputy Attorney Fltxgerald. In hla
opening statement, recited the details
of the tragedy, declaring that Massing
had planned the murder deliberately.
"If It waa not cold-blooded murdet,
I don't know what is." aald Fltxgerald.
Before the final Juror was selected
all of the list of regular talesmen was
exhausted and nearsy all of a special
venire of Jo wss used up. The defense
challenged 10 Jurore peremptorily and
two per-emptory challenges were used
by the state.
The Jurors are George W. Tabler, B.
C. Falling. L. Bailey. H- C. Howe. James
Patten. H. W. Sltton. E. L. Anderson,
George Ktser. C. N. Rankin. J. P. Huff
man. M. P. Murphy and R. H. Knight.
The atate'a esse Is being presented by
Deputy District Attorneys Fltxgerald
and Page. The defense Is being repre
sented by Attorneys W. L. Cooper and
John A. Jeffrey.
NEW COMTAXIES INCORPORATE
Lumber, Cereal, Motorcycles and
Dray age Represented.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the County Clerk aa follows:
E. H. Dodue Lumber Company: capital
stock. 3S.O0O; incorporators, E. H. Dodge,
H. J. Baboock and H. H. Parker. The
purpose of the company Is to manufac
ture lumber.
Golden Rod Milling Comapny: capital
stock. 1150.W0; Incorporators. Albert 8.
Goss, Ralph L. Thomas and Andrew L.
Johnston. The company will erect a
mill and manufacture flour and other
cereal producta In Portland.
Oregon Motorcycle Company: capital
stock. : Incorporators. K. A. Wyckoff,
C. A. Mllllman and L. T. Dean. The com
pany announces that it will deal In
motorcycles In Portland.
Portland Auto Delivery Company: capi
tal stock. .10.000; Incorporators, William
Campbell. O. 8. Cutler and G. 8. Jackson.
The company will engage In the drayage
and delivery buslnesa in Portland.
TWO WIVES WANT ALIMONY
Cruelty In One Case, Desertion In
Another, Charged.
O. C. Kelao, a maeine engineer, ia
defendant In a divorce suit begun in
the Circuit Court yesterday by Bessie
E. Kelso. The wife declares that Kelso
haa been cruel, and, among other
things, haa choked her and beaten her
without cause. On one occasion she
says that he threatened to kill her.
The wife aska 125 a month alimony.
8he asks for the. custody of their two.
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year-old child. The Kelsos were mar
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Florence Kllsberry charges that Fay
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berry be required to pay 150 a month.
HALF OF WAGES GO TO TATFE
Brakcman Must Pay $43 a Month or
Work on Kockplle.
Given the alternative of working on the
county rockplle a year or giving; half of
his wages, amounting to $42 a month,
to his wife, J. TV. Miller, a Southern
Pacific brakeman, waa adjudged guilty
of the charge of non-support made
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remanded to the custody of the Sheriff
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guarantee that he will support his wife.
Mrs. Miller testified that In 1908 she
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1330 East Seventh St, Canton, O,
wife in Ohio and had not been legally
divorced from her. After the divorce
waa secured, Mrs. Miller said, ehe caused
Miller to a-o through the marriage cere
mony again and In a legal manner. A
short time afterwards she said. Miller
refused to live with her longer or eup-
nort her.
Miller Is employed as a brakeman on
the Southern Pacific at $4 a montn.
Kelly Case to Be Argued Mondiy
Tlir mutual ennaenr of the DrinclDala In
the Kelly estate case, over which a mis
understanding has ari!?n as to the ap
pointment of an administrator, it was
decided in County Judge Cleeton's court
yesterday to hear arguments by thSj at
torneys next Monday.
Lumber Company Sued.
The Westport Lumber Company has
begun suit against the Three Pines
Lumber Company for $712.25 for lum
ber and supplies.
Pasco Brick Building Began.
PASCO, Wash., March 22. (Special.)
A. J. Peck, of this city, is excavating
his lot in School Addition, for the con-
CORED
FOREVER!
Reliable Treatment.
Yon Need My Advice.1
A Thorough and Per
manent Cure For Every
Aili
Man
ing
Whose Case I Undertake
for Treatment, and Not a
Dollar Need Be Paid UntU
You Are Well.
Could Any Offer Be Fairer?
No man could make a fairer or more
atralghtforward proposition than that. I
make this offer because I KNOW that my
methods will cure any case that I accept for
treatment. Under no circumstances do I
ever attempt to treat Incurable easee. If I
attempt to treat your case, therefore, depend
upon ft that I will cure you. .
If ailing vou can depend upon It that the
tervlce I offer you Is ths service you need and
Is service such as can be rendered by no
"MaybVyoire one of the large number of men who think their cases
are Incurable. Perhaps your own doctor has told you you could not be
cured: but. remember, that is only because he did not understand I your
ailment and could not cure you. It did not mean that you could not get
help from an expert or experienced specialist.
I Cure to Stay Cured
by a method that involves no painful processes. No other Phrs'"lla" em"
ploys a like method, and so thorough Is my work that there need not be
the slightest fear of a relapse Into the old condition It ls "ot q"es"0ln
of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. D on t wait
until it is too late. My method ie perfect and quick. The cure is abso
lutely certain. I especially solicit those cases whe.S5 SiSrtrlo
treatments have failed or where money haa been wasted on electrlo
belts and other appliances.
Men's Ailments My Specialty
... , ,,,iiv In nrartlce to only a few of the moi
I have limited my specialty injtomTjtJJ
portant ailments so that I could KNOW these thoroughly. My expert
along this one path for 25 yeara qualifies me to say P"l7
such troubles ae Varicose Veins. Specific Blood Poison. Contrj
Ailments. Obetructlons can be cured perfectly so as to stay cured- UJ
course. I use different methods than the ordinary physician. Most ot
them are original with me and were devised for Just such cases aa the
ordinary courses of treatment fall to reach.
I CURE
CONTRACTED AILMENTS.
Every contracted ailment I treat
Is thoroughly cured; my patients
have no relapses. When I pro
nounce a case cured there is not a
particle of inflammation remain
ing and there is not the slightest
danger that the disorder will re
turn in Its original form or work
Its way Into the general system.
No aliment Is so trivial as to war
rant uncertain methods of treat
ment, and I especially eollclt those
cases that other doctors bare been
unable to cure.
OBSTRUCTIONS.
My treatment Is absolutely pain
less, and perfect results can be de
pended upon In every Instance. I
do no cutting or dilating what-
My colored chart, sharrlns; the
male anatomy aad afford! ns: u In
terestina; study la mem'a ailments,
free at af flee.
FREE CONSULTATION
Call at the office, if possible, for free advice, examination and diag
nosis. If you cannot call, write for Symptom Blank.
I offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but of every ease that
comes to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis without
charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert
opinion about his troubles. . T.
MY OFFICE IS OPEN ALL DAT FROM I A. SI. TO I P. M, AND BUN
DATS FROM 1 TO 1 ONLY.
The DR. TAYLOR CO.
CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 234 H MORRISON STREET, PORTLAND, OR.
structlon of a two-story brick building.
This is one of the lots auctioned oft by
the school district last Spring, and is
one of the best business properties in
the city. Several other brick buildings
on the same property are planned for
the Summer.
Cooper to Captain Corvallls Five.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Or., March 22. (Spe
cial.) The College basketball team
has elected Harry C. Cooper, of Cor
vallis, to captain that organization dur
ing the season of 1911-12. The captain
elect has been a member of the basket
ball team for two years and this past
season shared with Captain ."Teddy
Reed the reputation of being the star
of the aggregation.
Get ExhUaration And
Energy From Your Bati
BY USINO
HAND
SAPOLIO
It cleanses and refreshes the skin, lets ths
pores breathe, remove's dead cuticle
and stimulates circulation.
All Grocers mad Ttrntiistm
BROWN'S
Bronchial Troches
are invaluable to sufferers from chronic lung
trouble, BronchitU and Asthma. They are m
convenient form and afford immediate and
grateful relief. Warranted free from opiates
"."1001.00. S.n,pl.fre.
t.V I n,wn A Son Bo.ton. Maaa.
WAI JING'S COUGH REMEDY
The most wonderful cough
medicine in the world.
Also have some good
remedies for Internal, Ex
ternal, or Eruptive Dis
eases of both sexes. Call
or write to S. H. WAI
ING CHINESE HERB at
O O T MEDICINE CO,
SOlVa First St, Portlaad,
Oregon.
L.T. YEE& SONS
The Old. Bailable Chueas
Deetor spent lifetime stndr ot
herbs and research la China;
was granted diploma by ths
Emperor: guarantees curs all
ailments of man and womea
when others fall. If you suf
fer, call or write to VBJt
SON'S MEDICINB CO.. 1H
i irst. tor. aUdsr. fsrUaad, 4M.
The Lea dims; Specialist.
r tnat
tracted
VARICOSE VEINS.
I cure varicose veins In one
week and the patient need not be
detained from nis business a sin
gle day. If you have sought a
cure elsewhere and been disap
pointed, or if you fear the harsh
methods that most physicians em
ploy in treating this ailment come
to me and I will cure you soundly
and permanently by a gentle and
painless method. Don't delay.
Varicose veins have dangers and
bring disastrous results. If you
call I will be pleased to explain
my method of curing.
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISOJC.
No dangerous minerals to drfve
the -rirua to the interior, but harm
less, blood-cleansing remedies that
remove the laat poisonous taint.
MEN ONLT.
iiayOfte MI'S El" M OF ANATOMY.
LARGEST IN. THE WEST.
FREE TO MEN.
Blood
Diseases,
Nervous
Decline,
Varicose
Veins,
Obstructions,
Rupture;
Kidney,
Bladder,
Prostatic and
All
Ailments
Peculiar to ,
Men.
Piles,
The Results of My Treat
ment Are Felt Instantly
No time is wasted. Ton are not per
mitted to drag along for days and
i . I ...! a l,Et
weens ou pmuiisco uum 11... -dies.
Bv my treatment you feel the
returning flush of health at the very
. - fy-1 1 . i Anae0V lf
the
very ,
r of
it
ia e
lit I 1 . 1 lie it 11 u 11 u i 11 f, . . -
youth revived," vigor of 4ea.li
resiorea wiiat v uum jv e,. ' w
them back again? And you can have
1 t. riff. -n-lll hrlne
tnem Data. o. muo "-". .
tnenl jut the effort of calling at my
office and, without spending one cent,
have a confidential chat with me.
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Reliable Specialist.
Comer Alder and Second streets. En
trance 128 Second street, Portland,
Or Office hours a A. M. to I P. M.
Sunday. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
MEN
CURED
$10
IS OUR FEE
Pay When Cured
We have every known remedy ap
pliance lor TKEATIMtt VOU. Our ax
psrtenca Is so great and varied that oa
one of ths ailments of Men is new to ua.
COAllS li A.U IlLk IT UVLll.
General Debility, WenJt .Nerves. Ia
acmnla 'Results 01 exposure, overworn
and other Violations of Mature'a lawc.
Diseases o. ..adder and Kidneys. Vari
ed Veins, quickly and permanently;
cured at email expense and no dates,
tlon from business.
brfeClAL. iii.atlM'ii Newly con
tracted aud curomc casea cured. Ail
k..-ninff-. itchinar and inflammation
Stopped In it hours. Cures effected la
seven days. Consultation free. If ua
abla to calL write for list of questions.
Office Hours 9 A. M. to S P. M. ttua-
ataaarat 1 Am a fa a a n . uuili X
Pacific Coast Medical Co
tSiik Wasn. Bt roruauu, vrrgen.
I CURE
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