Morning Oregonian., April 28, 1911, Page 20, Image 20

TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1011.
CO
EUGE GOES NORTH
d Windjammer Tailender of
. Alaska Fleet.
SSEL LONG LAID UP
lp Mr B Porchmsd to FJ11
I Vacancy In nh-Carrier Ag
gregation Caused by Jaboa
Howes' ' Los. .
eot!ations have brrn concluded by
Columbia Rlvar Fackers" Assoela-
tt lor the charter 01 me Anncu
? Reuce. now at San Francisco, to
J for Alukt with cannery supplies.
the vessel has been laid up within
Golden Gate for a lenarthy period
I. like other obsolete windjammer
earlv merchantman days.no doubt
Lathe list for sale.she may ba-pur-
ned to fill a vacancy In the Ileot
.sed by the recent loss of the ship
. Howes at Chttcntk Bay.
"he Keuce's lat voyare was from
a-castle, X. S. W. to San Francisco
h J4J tons of coaL The vessel is
reach the Columbia River May S and
anam-nt have been made ror l.
load piling, lumber and other needed
terlal for cannery purposes. it :s
ected that It will ba towed to me
or and the work of assembling a
will be undertaken after loading
: ru. All vessels or me rmn-
r fleet that Winter In the colunioia
Ira been started an their usual fprlns;
cm and the Reuce will oe ine
lender, but efforts will be made to
r.er Kr'Od dispatch and she may
be more than a month behind the
ers.
. he Reuce. as were a majority of
rican ships, was launched In the
hn returns were larire. It
.-lnc taken the water In tl at Ken-
.ank. Me. It la of 1H tons rross
I ltl tons net reelster, beln '
l lone with a beam of 41 feet ana
th of hold of 57.1 feet. It Is owned
the California tfhipplnr Company.
' he San Francisca nsnins; neei naa
dispatched. though lonux, is
Ulabl. there for the same purpose.
: the carriers usually In that oosi
s have been started toward the cold
l ions and not until ran wm mr
n laden with cases of ctolu nsn
t find their way to tne principal
rkets of the world.
I through the fact the steamer Beaver
was lying at tier berth and furnished
three streams In advance of the arrival
of the fire boat.
KIVERMEX HAVE ASSOCIATION
Marine Ilody Incorjmratetl to Have
National Scope.
To upbuild the Interests of masters,
pilots and engineers; to hold members
to sobriety and truthfulness and to
study conditions and guard their finan
cial interests, the National Marine Co
operative Association of Portland was
Incorporated yesterday by captain Jo
seph O. Church, master of the tug
Samson: Samuel H. Shaver, of the Co
lumbia River Towing Company; Madi
son Welch. engineer: Captain- John
Brown: Harry A. Rice and Wllber G.
Coneland.
The organisation possesses but 1100,
but Its fund may be Increased through
voluntary contributions and dues. The
Intention of the promoters Is to ex
tend the scope of the association that
It mav attain National Importance.
Provision Is made for the selection of
LONGS ARE SELLERS
Unable to Frighten' Bears,
They Let Go Freely. x
CLOSE IS NEAR .BOTTOM
Wheat Weakened at Chicago by Re-
port of Moisture and Warm
Weather Spring; Seeding;
Is Now Far Advanced.
ITXaJCEB INTELLIGENCE.
Dae to Arrive.
rrara. Data
,Sad rrtocjKcIn port
Sn PJre la port
.Honrkons- 1 Prt
Kan Francisco In port
.Kureka Apr. 21
San P.dra. . . . A pr. J
.Coos Bar.. ...Apr.
Apr. -v
Apr.
Kama,
No m . City .
Hvr. . . . ..
H.nrlk Iboan
Falcon ......
A 'Hanre
Bear........
Breakwater. .
Sue H. Elmore Tillamook
Uold.a Gale... Tillamook
Roanoke. ......San Pedro.... Apr. 30
Anvii ..Kaadon. ..... Apr. art
KoeeCltr ea Pedro May I
Ceo. W. Elder . .sa Fed re. ... si ay 7
jcjMdaU to Depart.
Name For. Data
Beser Sao Pedro... .Apr. ZS
Alliance....... Rureka Apr. 2
Falcon. an Kranclece Apr. IS
Nome-City Sio Francisco A pr. 80
Ooldea Gate.. . Tillamook. ... May 1
Xlreakwater.... Coos Bay..... May 1
Anvil... B.ndon .... May 3
Sue H. Elmor.Tlilamooa... May 3
Boeaoke. ... .Pan Pedro. ... May S
Bear Sen Pedre....May t
Hennk lbeen.. Konskons. .. . May
Rose Cny San Pedro. ...May a
Geo. TV. Elder.. Sea Pedro.... May 10
a National board of five members. The
membership will be confined to men
engaged In navljratlon and engineering;
on American waters. The organisers
met to effect formation of the body
April 1 In the Waldo building.
CHICAGO. April ST. The wheat market
finished steady, bet at nearly the bottom
prices of the season. Most of the selling was
by longs, who, at the outset, bolstered up
the May option In an effort to frighten the
bears. Dispatches telling of beneficial
moisture and warmth came from so many
sources, however, that the movement failed
of effect. The final touch of weakness fol
lowed reports that seeding for tbe Spring
crop was now far advanced, and that carlot
arrivals were running ahead of the corres
ponding time a year ago. During the day
July ranged between ss and 87 fee. closing
Otto down at s).087c.
increased country sales had even more
to do with overturning an advance In corn
than did the anion of wheat. July fluctuated
from 52c to 32e and closed week at 529
53V.C down So from last nlghL Cash grades
were steady. No. 3, yellow finished at 33
Liberal sales by Ion, took the edee off
the oats market. Hlah and low limits Tor
July proved to be 32c and Smc with last
sales at II He a net loss of
Provisions dragged. Western parking cen
ters have cut up 1. 215,000 more hogs since
March 1 than was the case 13 months ago.
The day ended with pork 13c off; lard down
TSc to loc and with a decline of 5 to 17
S30e on ribs.
The leading futares ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May . I .rlH . I
July ITS .ST, .MS .87
Sept tt .ST . .8 JIK
CORN.
May t:s .SI .51, .H
July .tJ .sit, .61 .si
Sept IIS ,51 Is .
that the period of extension be at least
a year. The Chicago packers finally
agTeed to pay for one year, but Insisted
that H200 was enough. The lease will
be signed today.- '
One of the members of the Chicago
firm is expected to arrive here In the
ourse of a few weeks, when the details
cf the new plant will be made public
It was the Intention, as announced by
Scnwarxschlld A Sulsberger representa
tives, to discontinue packing until the
new plant could be built if no agree
ment was reached with tbe Zimmerman
estate.
CLARKE FUNERAL SIMPLE
Marine Note.
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-RBIXES' COMING DOUBTED
iisml Invasion by w Lino
Ilegardrd Re.
efti one of the steamers of the Ia-
i Navigation Company Is seen In the
-vor there will be many saepucai
rsons on the waterfront of Portland.
. in the face of yesterday s an
Krimtnt that three vessels, tne i'iu
I Pinion. Bunker Kill and Massachus-
bad been purchased on the Atlantic
1st and were already out more man
dava from New York for San FTan-
o. As thev are said to oe similar
the turbine vessels Harvard and
e. now operating; between San Fran
-o and 1-os Angeles wlfh one trip
veek to Fan Diego, tbe criticism is
So that they cannot be navigated
ntabtv north of the Golden Oate as
r are not large cargo carriers.
o extend the service to Puget found.
nrnmlsed. means that tlie Pacific
1st Steamship Company will retaliate.
Include Portland In the route, which
s first given out following a cut la
s made in tne sown last montu. is
draw the Bre of the llarrlman sys-
X. wclctt is carrying- neavy cargoea
ry voyage of the Beaver. Bear and
ise Cltr and has been making a
long bid for passenger business on a
days' service.
ollowlDg the first statement of Cap
a J. II. Bennett, of the Pacific Navl-
lon interests, be waa approached by
si men who wished to secure tbe
lnry for the line, but it waa given
by them that be denied any Inten
ts of coming nortn and It was gen
tly accepted that the threat of an In
'ion of the territory was a rate-war
1 e.
DWtS' CAREER HAS EXDED
lice Clipper Ship of Yankee Fleet
Sail Last Vojage.
eward advices dealing with the
licking of the American ship Jabes
hwes. which went ashore April C at
s-nlk Bay. when tbe ships Star of
.ska and Benjamin F. Packard also
I at on the beach, but were floated
hout serious harm, hold oat slight
e of the vessel again sailing th
Captain E- C. Genereaax. of feat
representing the San Francisco
ird of Marina Underwriters, and Cap-
Henry Finch, a J-eattle diver, went
I -th on the tug North Star, of the
ambla River Packers' Association.
I on arrival at Nushagak will detour
(Tilg-nlk.
I sptaJn Genereauz will make a survey
the Howes and every effort will be
Ids to save the cargo. It appears
I tbe Howes was beached broadside
1 la lying- on a sloping shore. The
w reached Its height the night of
rll ( and when the Howes struck
.ma opened to such an extent that the
1 w could not overcome the flow with
pomps. In Its early days the Howes.
Ich was built or oak timbers In
T at Newburyport. Masai, was rated
ef the finest vessels In the American
rchaat marine and before passing; of
ling ships was credited with a num-
- of fast voyages. Later It was tied
three years at Seattle, when owned
C. Boudrow. of fan Francisco, until
I all t- sold to the Alaska Packers As-
latlon. It left the Columbia River
rch 14 and from what can be learned
gnlk Bay will ba Its resting place.
I .TS WORTH TO HATE WATER
Line Will Be Connected From
Yard ramping; Plant.
Te vented by a municipal ordinance
m using Bull Run aqua pura for
-k purposes, which causes untold dle-
l-nfort In dry weather when dust Is
ept through windows and over goods
ed on both decks. J. W. Ransom.
leral agent for the Harrtman steamer
I es, has solved the water problem
il Inctdently Illustrated again what
Ineflts are to be derived through bo-
ai:ied with the Harrlmaa rail sys-
t the weet approach of the Steel
dge's lower deck Is maintained a
tmplng plane operated by a gasoline
Iglne, that furnishes ' water for the
I e of locomotives. Tbe engine Is prae-
ally In service continuously and as
rs water Is elevated from the earth
in Is required for the rail lines. It
been arranged 'through George
sebke. chief engineer of the Hani-
I in Northwest Interests, that a pip
e be laid from the tank to Alnsworth
Irk. which will have couplings so that
hose may be used at any hour for
leaning; decks, while it wtil also serve
ir fire purposes, when the dock caught
last bummer It waa saved mainly
To fit It for tbe season's work, the
launch Marie, scout of the Port of Port
land Commission fleet. Is undergoing
an overhauling.
Lumber freight rates from Portland
to Honolulu are 13.60. according to the
basis on which the schooner Mlndoro
waa fixed recently.
To Inspect Puget Found stations,
Commander Klllcott. in charge of the
Seventeenth Lighthouse district, left
yesterday for Seattle.
Captain Pearson, of the Independent
pilots, left for Astoria last evening, ac
companied by his family. He will re
side there In the future.
Meyer. Wilson Co.. .chartered the
French bark Cornll Bart yesterdsy to
load general cargo at Ipswich and New
caatle-On-Tyne for Puget Sound points.
In general cargo from San Francisco
the steamer F. S. Loop entered at tbs
Custom-House yesterdsjn and cleared
with 400.00S feet of lumber for the
same harbor.
Heading for the Fsr East with lu
ber consigned to Hankow and way
ports, the British tramp Beckenham left
down yesterday afternoon. The Bank
Line steamer Lurerlc will sail thi
morning for tbe Orient via Puget
bound.
About 1000 tons of general cargo will
be discharged at Alnsworth dock by
the Oriental liner Henrtlc Ibsen, which
shifted to that berth last evening from
tbe lower part of the harbor, where it
was discharging Japanese oak for the
Pacific Hardwood at Manufacturing
Company.
First of the season's arrivals of seed
oysters, consisting of a car from Nor
folk. Vs., was shipped to Astoria last
evening on the O.-W. R. eV. N. steamer
Harvest Queen. Another ear was start
ed from the East April 1. The ship
ments are routed to North Beach.
Requests having been made by the
Insurance interests for itemized list
covering gear lost In a fire that partly
destroyed the steamer Shaver last
week, a settlement has been delayed
and will probably be effected next
week, when It Is expected that the
Shaver Transportation Company will
be reimbursed in the amount of Its
policies.
Coal brought by the schooner David
Evans from Kobe as ballast, amounting
to 200 tons, will be discharged here, as
the craft Is to be towed upstream this
week to begin loading t0.060 feet of
lumber at the Portland mill. On its
ast voyage from the Coast, which was
from Port Blakeley. the vessel carried
t.000 feet. It win b cleared for
Kobe.
C C MacCIeverty. an executive of
the Monarch OH Refining Company.
whose xest for business during the
visit to the Coaat of the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet enticed him to Magdalena
Bay to sell oll and who was reported
to have been murdered by Indiana,
passed yesterday visiting mariners
under tbe guidance of Tom Daly, local
agent of the company. Mr. MacCIev
erty win return to San Francisco tomorrow.
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MES8 PORK.
lt.1 15.10 14.S7H
LARD,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
hye Xo. 1. 3c '
Barley Feed or mixing. fSOSSc: fair to
cnoice malting, lie 1.1 1.
Flaxseed No. 1 Southwestern. Si: No.
1 Norm western, sz.so.
Timothy seed III.
Clover f li.iS.
Pork Mess, per barrel, USKfjU.7S.
l-ard per 10 pounds. Sl.o:s.
Short ribs Sides (loose). t;.50Cr(.llS
sides Short, clear (boxed). .:; 1.17 S.
urain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to SH.oe bushels. Primary receipts
rere J.sos bushels, compared with 110.
Oee bushels the corresponding day a yeai
ego. estimated receipts for tomorrow:
VVheat. IS cars: corn. 1st cars: oats. 153
cars; hogs. 30.S00 head.
RecelDta. Bhloments.
Flour, barrels !. It.loe
Wheat, bushels 71.000 1S.30
(Vrn. bushels lsO.OoO SH2.TO0
Oats, bunhels :(S.00 STf.OOO
Rye. bushels 1.000
Barley, bushels 3T.10 11,700
Officials of North Bank and Great
Northern Pay Last Tribute.
Simple funeral services were held at
Holman's chapel yesterday afternoon
previous to conveying the body of the
late Francis B. Clarke, ex-president of
the North Bank road and ex-trafftc
manager of the Great Northern, to St.
Paul, where it will be burled in the
family plat.'
Rev. A. A. Morrison, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church, officiated and deliv
ered a brief discourse. Mrs. Marks, of
the church choir, saner two songs. The
services were brlvate, only members of
the family and close friends and for
mer associates being present. Repre
senting the North Barrk road were John
F. Stevens, president: Ralph Rudd, chief
engineer: W. F. Coman. genera freight
and passenger agent; VT. C. Wilkes, as
sistant general freight and passenger
agent, Archibald Gray, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the Great
Northern, who worked for Mr. Clarke
while he was traffic manager of that
road, also was present. Many pretty
liorai pieces were received.
Miss Susan Clarke, who nursed her
father during his last Illness and who
was bis constant companion after his
retirement trom the railroad service,
accompanied the body to St. Paul, leav
ing- last night.
Grain Market at Haa Fra Drier.
SA.V FRANCISCO. April ST. Wheat
urn.
Barley Steady.
Spot quotations:
Wheat Shipping. I1.4TSO1R0 per cental.
Harley Feed. tl.s&ti 1.47 w cer cental:
Drewlng. sl.doejl.Aj per cental.
oats Red. si.4zsei.33 per cental: black.
Sl.ZA9t.3o per cental.
ill board sales:
Wheat No trading.
Bsrliy December. 11 SI er cental: May.
I1.4B per cental.
Grain Markets ef the Northwest.
TACOMA. April rr. Wheat Blnestem.
c; forty-fold, 67c; club, 80c: red Russian,
64 c.
Receipts Wheat. 18 cars; hay, S cars.
SEATTLE. Anrll 27. Mllllns- ouotatlnn
piuwiim, pic; lonj-inia, oc; club, S5c;
fife, die; red Russian. 81c. Export m-heat
Fluestem. Mc: forty-fold. 83c: club, sac:
fife. SZc; red Russian. 80c
Testerdav-s ear receipts Wheat, 10 cars:
oats, s cars; barley, a cars: corn. 2 cars:
hay, 3 cars.
Grata Markets.
LONDON. April ZZ. Cargoes, firm. Walla
lla. for shipment. 3s 3d: do. on naaaaea.
34s d. '
English country markets, firm, ad dearer;
French country markets, quiet.
LIVERPOOL. April
May. 6s Shd: July. As
d.
ST. Cloe
kd; October, es
Wheat.
Minora pells Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April ST. Wheat
May. tti'te; July. Wt),Miii: September,
Sc Cash. No. 1 bard. WSo: No. 1
Northern. 7it8t4c: No. 2 Northern. 4
7c: No. 4 wheat. 20ic
Hope at New York.
NEW TORX. April ST. Mope Firm.
PACKERS AGREE ON RENT
Scbwarxschlld Jt Sulzberger, of Chi
cago, Take Zimmerman Plant.
LAUNCH HAS EXCITING TRIP
Woman and Baby Among Voyagers
Out All Night In Woods.
Two men, a womsn and three-year
old girl spent all of Sunday on a gravel
bar without food and slept Sunday night
in tne woods, the men giving their coats
to protect the mother and babe. L. O.
Cabbanne and E. J. Rlehl. "of Corvallls,
were the men. They arrived yesterday
In a launch, which they built at the col
lege city and navigated to Portland to
have her outfitted. The principal dam
age to the craft was the bending of her
three propeller blades so the wheel was
practically useless.
The party left Corvallls Saturday night
and struck a shoal Sunday at Hall's
Ferry, where they remained during the
day. as considerable time was spent In
unloading the launch by means of a skiff
ajid then digging a channel for it
through the gravel. They hung up on
Vheatland bar Monday under much the
same circumstances and were compelled
to carry the craft Into deep water.
In trying to make a shortcut from the
main stream overland to a slough they
became lost In the timber and camped
overnight with no food or shelter.
Rabe's Camp proved another point of
ODStiuction. yet an arrived safely.
AUTO FIRE CARTS ARRIVE
Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAND. Aortl 27. Arrived jttearaer
Thomas I- Wand, from San Francisco;
steamer Roma, from Saa Fraaclsco: steam
er Tahoe. from San Francisco; steamer Fal
con, from Saa Fraarlsco. Sailed British,
steamer Rerk.nham. tor Hankow and way
Prts; steamer J. A. vhspslor. for Sea
ranclsco.
Astoria. Or, April XT. Condition at the
movjin of the nrer at 6 p. li.. smooth;
wind. west. S miles: weathsr. partly cloudy.
Sailed at 4 A. M Steamer Casco, for baa
Frant'tsro. na Wtllapa Harbor. Arrived at
S an-l left np at s A. M. steamer Thomas
L. Wand, from rsn Francisco; arrived at
T snd left up at s A. M.. steamer Roma,
from Saa Plro; arrived at 9 and left up
st 9 So A. M.. steamer Taboe. from San
Frmnnso. Sailed at 10 A. M Steamet Oo.
W. Elder, for San Diego and way porta
Arrived at lu ll A. M. and left np at 12 30
P. M. Steamer Falcon, from San Fraaclsco.
San Francisco. April ,-7. Arrived at
A. M Steamer Roanoke, from San Dlege;
steamers Teliae from Everett: Redondo,
from Coe Bay; Argyll. Watson, from Se
attle: Manuka, from Wellington. Sailed
h'teamers Honolulu, a. for Honolulu; Daisy
Mltrhell. for i.ravs Harbor: Niagara, for
Xhanajhet: Daisy, for Wlllapa: at S A- M..
Roercrana. for Portland via Monterey: at 12
noon, steamer Rose City, for San Diego;
at 2 SO P. M.. Tamalpals. for Portland.
Cooe Bar. April 27. Arrived it I A. M.
Bt.amer Breakwater, from Portland.
Venture, April 2T. Arrived Steamer
Asuncion, from Portlend.
Loreaso Marqnes. April TO Arrived
Oermaa bark Uolobek. from Columbia River.
Honolulu. April 2a Sailed Japanese
steamer Koan Maru, for Portland.
Wlllapa. April 27. Arrived -Steamer Cas
co. from Portland.
Valparaiso. April ?T. Arrived gakkarab.
from Hamburg, for San Francisco.
Tenrrirre. April Si. Sailed Assuan. for
San Francisco.
Shanghai. April ST. Arrived previously
Winnebago, from San Francisco.
Los Aneeles, April 27. Arrived Cen
tralis, from Aberdeen: Irene, from Colom
bia River; Salvator. from Mukilteo: Shasta,
from CofomMa River. Sailed President,
for Seattle. St. Oeorse. for Portland: Ho
cjnlam. -for Grays Harbor: Defiance, for
Grays Harbor
Seattle. April ST. Arrived Insba Maru.
from Yokohama: steamer stste of Csllfor
nla. from Skagway. Sailed Steamer Back
man for San Francisco; steamer Charles
Nelson, for Dupont.
In agreeing to pay UX rental for one
year for the Zimmerman packing plant
In South Portland, Sen arxschlld A
Bulsberger. Chicago packers. Indicate
that tbey have taken another step to
ward completion of tbe construction of
new packing plant on tbe Peninsula.
adjoining the Union 8tock Tarda. The
firm has occupied the Zimmerman plant
for several years.
As announced soma time ago Schwari-
schlld at Sulsberger have practically
completed a deal for the establishment
of a large plant in the same section now
occupied by the Swift interests. Nego
tiations regarding renewal of the Zim
merman lease have been under way for
a month or more. Tbe Zimmerman es
tate wanted a larger amount for rent
than was arreed upon and demanded
Machines Mark Beginning of End of
Horse-Drawn Apparatus.
The first automobile-driven apparatus
for the Portland Fire Department has
reached the city and Is on exhibition at
the establishment of A. G. Long & Co..
Sixteenth and Marshall streets. It
consists of two combination hose and
chemical carts, specially built for use
In Portland. It Is the beginning of
the end of horse-drawn apparatus and
It is believed that the department, with
in a comparatively short time, will be
equipped wholly or In large part' with
the more modern kind.
Mayor Simon and members of the
fire committee of tbe Executive Board
have Inspected the new carts and ex
pressed satisfaction with them, unoffi
cially. Tests probably will be made
early next week, when the two carts
will be taken out and run about. Mr.
Long, who hag Just returned from the
factories in the Kast, arranged for an
expert machinist to come here to
demonstrate the apparatus. He prob
ably will be here this week and will
take the carts out whenever the Mayor
and members of the Are committee are
ready to see the exhibition.
BIG OLD ESTATE CLAIMED
Boise Miner to Sue for $100,000
Escheated 43 Tears Ago.
BOISE. Idaho, April 27. (Special.)
The William A. Kennaly estate, includ
ing 170,000 In cash, the income of
which has been going into the coffers
of the State of New York since 1868, is
claimed by an Idaho pioneer, John Ken
naly, a miner of the Boise Basin. He
declares he is heir to the estate.
Mr. Kennaly is in Boise with his son.
John Kennaly, Jr.. to confer with New
York attorneys who are to arrive here
within a few days to investigate the
miner's claim and take testimony in
his behalf. John Kennaly says the
owner of the big estate was his step
brother.
In IS"! the courts of New York de
creed that $70,000 in cash left by Will
lam A. Kennaly should be paid over
to the New York State treasury and
ordered real estate valued at $30,000 to
be delivered to the Commissioners at
the Land Office, certain charitable be
quests having- been declared Invalid.
Kennaly died at his home in Brooklyn
In 1868 and left no wllL
For Rheumatism
V
and Nervousness
Nine out of every ten cases of Rheu
nvittam. Nervousness and kindred com
plaints are caused by excess uric acid
In the system. It poisons the tissue,
weakens the organs' and retards circu
lation. Electropodes eliminate all excess
uric- acid and other impurities. They
strengthen the nerves, increase circu
lation, and promote the health and ac
tion of every organ.
Tony App, of Molde, Minnesota,
writes: "Last Fall I bought a pair of
your ELECTROPODES In two days' I
was relioved, and in four days I had
ful. use of my legs. Before using, legs
and back stiff and would wince and
cry with pain. Have bought several
pairs for friends of mine and have
benefited them. I am now using my
third pair. I find my feet keep warm
with less socks than formerly."
Ludwlg Alois Zenker. 542 South River
St., Sheboygan. Wis., writes: "Enclosed
I am sending you $1.00 for which please
send me a pair of ELECTROPODES. I
would also like to give you my opinion
about ELECTROPODES. I have had
Rheumatism for fifteen years, st have
tried everything, but nothing did me
good. I have had to go on crutches for
the past year. I bought a pair of E(eo-
tropodos In December, 1910, on the free
trial offer. I began wearing them as
soon as I got them, and felt very much
better every day I wore them, and now
my Rheumatism hardly bothers me at
an.
What Electropodes have done for
others they can do for you. Nothing Is
so convincing as the actual test. Elec
tropodes will convince you. Wear a
pair 30 days absolutely at our risk.
tiooKiet upon request.
At druKKlsts. or bv mall, rjostoald.
If your dingslst canot furnish Electro
podes, send us $1.00, and we will see
tnat you are supplied Immediately.
State whether for man or woman.
Western Eiectropode Co., 241 Los
Angeles St.. Los Angeles, Cal. '
qullle River for work there. During
the month of March the dredge has re
moved over 100.000 yards of dirt from
the bay. The dredge will return here
probably the latter part of September
and further work will be pushed.
New Sawmill to Start.
TROUT LAKE, Wash., April 27.
(Special.) Robert Brown has pur
chased the machinery for a sawmill and
will install the plant a half mile north
of town. The mill will be ready for
operation by May 16.
I CURE
Blood
Diseases,
Nervous
Decline,
Varicose
Veins,
Obstructions,
Piles,
Rupture;
Kidney,
Bladder,
Prostatic and
All
Ailments
Peculiar to
Men.
I Cure Men Quickly
Men who were droonlnK and declining
in SDirit and bodv are belne: brought
nacic to youtnrui vigor, iuii Diooaeo
health and strength again by the
marvelous methods that have grown
out of my 30 years of ntudy and treat
ment of every fcrm of masculine ail
ment. I am making men well and
whole. I am doing what no other sdb-
clalist can do for men. When all others
lani cure, Decause my practice nas
been wider, my experience more varied,
because my knowledge is more perfect.
What I am doing for others I will do
for you. Juet the effort of calling at
my office and. without spending one
cent, have a confidential chat with me.
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Reliable Specialist.
Corner Alder and Second streets. En
trance I28U Second street. Portland.
ur. omce nours a. m. to r, m.
Sunday. 10 A. M. to 1 v. M.
CHINESE HERBS
IN GREAT DEMAND
TAKEN IN HOT WATER THEY PROVE
QL'ICK CURES FOR MOST AILMENTS
Government Dredger Shifted.
MARSHFIELD. Or.,- April 27. (Spe
cial.) The Government dredger Oregon
has completed the work of dredging the
channel at Pony Inlet and wll be
moved to another part of the bay.
where a shoal Is to be removed. After
that work Is done the bay channel will
have a minimum depth of 18 feet from
the C. A. Smith mill to the sea. The
dredge will then be taken to the Co-
V. .( h nik W VS
Gee wi Gee
Wo -fSfe- Wo
OS A. M.
: P. M
Tides at Asterla Friday,
Hih.
.11 frat'S S8 A. V..
.... faehS.ea f. M,
.0 3 foot
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
dren brine. No expectant mother need suffer, however, during the
period of waiting, nor leei tnat sne is m uangct wu wuiv,
if Mother's Friend is used in preparation of the event. Mothers
Friend relieves the pain and discomfort caused by the strain on the
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 ior ner a quits, mu . .
r.rnu.rv Mothers v f 1 .A Wt-. iSvf-n
. w V w www . ... j . -
Friend is sold at drug stores.
Write for free book for expect
ant mothers.
JHE BRAD FIELD CO.,
Atlanta, Ca.
Formerly a doctor of high standing In
China, C Gee Wo, from his many years of
research has learned the peculiar proper-
lies of hundreds of diirerent baras. buds.
roots sLnd herbs.
Their action on the human system In Trust
cases of sickness Is noticeably . beneficial
almost at the first fear doses. They are
son -poisonous, and In the hot water art
easily assimilated by the system where they
act on the seat or tne trouble.
If you have been sick for some time and
find medicines of no help, call and secure
some of Nature's Intended remedies from the
C Gee wo Chinese Medicine Co.
OONSrLTATIOX Fit EE .
If you are sick and live out of town,
send 4 cents In stamps s.nd secure a symp
tom blank. Proper remedies can then be
secured on return of It,
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Th Cf.EE WOO CHIVESE MEDICINE Co.
1H first St., Cor. Morrison, Portland, Or.
Men and Women Cured
Th. famous 8. .O"
K. Chan Chi- K
nr.. Medicine
Company, with
their remedies,
of herb, and
root, cure won
derfully. It haa
cured many
sufferer, when
other remedies
b a v . failed.
Bure cur. for chronic, private iiimimi,
nervoueneM. blood poiaon, rh.umatl.ni,
a.thma. pneumonia, kidney, throat and lung
troubled con.umptlon. atomach dliordor.
and other dlneaee. of all klnda. Remedies
harmleu. NO OPERATION. Consultation
free. Examination for ladles by Mrs. 8. .K
Chan. Call or writ, to
' The S. K. Chan. Chlneae Medicine Co..
z2j, Morrison uu. Portland. Oregon.
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Dr. A.
Cured in Five Days
Varicose Veins,
iiernia. Blood Poison
No Detention From Occupation,
Family or Home
NO SEVERK OPERATIONS.
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TIME-SAVING, MOST NAT
URAL, MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND PERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS IS A
FACT. I AM CERTAINLY PRE
PARED TO CURE BY EXPERI
ENCE AND EQUIPMENT, WHICH
ARE THE KEYSTONES TO SUC
CESS. I HAVE THE BEST
EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON
THE COAST. I WILL GIVE 500
TO ANY CHARITY AS GUARAN
TEE THAT EVERY STATEMENT
IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT 13
TRUE.
I invite you to come to my of
fice. I will explain to ybu my
treatment for Varicose Veins,
Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood
Poison. Piles, Fistula, Bladder.
Kidney, Prostatic and all Men's
Ailments, and give you FREE a
physical examination; if necessary
a microscopical and chemical
analysis of secretions, to deter
mine pathological and bacterio
logical conditions. Every person
should take advantage of this op
portunity to learn their true con
dition. A permanent cure is what
you want.
VARICOSE VEINS
Impair vitality. I daily demon
strate that varicose veins can be
cured In nearly all cases by ons
treatment, in such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre
served and strengthened, pain
ceases, swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation Is rapidly re
established, Instead of the depress
ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to stay cured or refund the
money.
nERMA (RUPTURE)
Disregard of existing hernia has
cost many lives. The smallest
hernias are the most dangerous
to life, because of the increased
liability to "strangulation. I cure
rupture In selected" cases with per
fect eafetv and entail no suffer
ing, and do not detain you from
occupation, under guarantee. Many
cases cured to stay cured in one
treatment.
" eoe " FOR BLOOD POISON.
I use Professor Ehrlich's won
derful new discovery, " 606," in
cases of Specific Blood Poison. It
cures In oae treatment, and is the
greatest marvel of medical
science. This new remedy has
been successfully used In thou
sands of cases. Let me explain It
to you.
WRITTEN GUARANTEE Dr. Smith's written guarantee means a cure
or no pay for services. I guarantee to cure certain ailments or refund
everv dollar you have paid me for my services. My services cost you
nothing unless I cure your Varicose Veins, Hernia, Piles, Fistula. Blood
Poison, or any ailment I guarantee to cure. My terms are reasonable
and no more than you are able and willing to pay for benefits.
Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
G. Smith.
I am the only specialist in Fort
land who does not advertise a fic
titious name or photograph.
'I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduct
my office. I am the most success
ful and reliable, as medical cre
dentials and press records prove.
I make this statement so that you
will know you consult a true spe
cialist, who sees and treats pa
tients personally. I possess skill
and experience, acquired in such a
way that no other can share, and
should not be classed with medical
- companies. It is impossible for
a medical company to attend col
lege. Companies have no diplomas
or license to practice medicine in
Oregon or any other state. Medi
cal companies usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and identity are in
definite, is selected and published
as the legitimate specialist of the
office. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give, consultation, examination
and treatment.
Dr. A. G. Smith
234V Morrison Street
Corner Second
PORTLAND, OR.
1 m
thill TTI5TSaJ '
IN FIVE
DAYS
CURED
Varicose Veins
Piles, Fistula &
Enlarged Glands
Expert
Examination Free
17 Years of Success In Treating Men Cures Guaranteed or No Pay
Many Cases Permanently Cared In OIVE TREATMENT, Ma.t Time
Savins. Moat Natural. Most Safe. No Detention from Occupation, Fam
ily or Home. A Radical and Permanent Care. I Will Give asoO to Any
C harity as a Guarantee That Every Statement In This Announcement Is
True.
I cure rapidly, painlessly and at small expense. I will demonstrate
actual results in your case. I will give conclusive evidence of my merit
which is obtained and maintained' by ab'llty. I Invite you to come to
my office. I will explain my treatment for Hernia, Piles, Flatula, Vari
cose Veins, Pelvic, Nervous, Blood. Kidney and Bladder Dlaeaaea. I will
give you free a physical examination; if necessary, a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions to determine existing pathological and
bacteriological conditions. Every person should take advantage of this
opportunity to learn their true condition. Certainty of cure is what you
want.
A thorough investigation should be made by every ailing person as to
the specialist he consults. Duty and destiny to self and those who de
pend upon you demand the best medical attention. I have the ability
and can give you this service. 1 have always charged a very reasonable
tee, o that my services may be obtained by any man who sincerely de
sires to be cured. I make no misleading statements or unbusinesslike
propositions; neither do I desire to be particularly Independent, and I
would like to have you for a patient, if you will come to me on a
strictly professional basis, and the inducements that I offer, which are
my ability and 30 years' successful experience, time-saving treatment
and guarantee of cure of certain diseases.
WE CURE BY NEW SCIENTIFIC METHODS "WHICH CANNOT FAIL
BLOOD AND SKIN AILMENTS, NERVE WEAKNESS, VARICOSE OR
KNOTTED VEINS, OBSTRUCTIONS, SORES, ULCERS, SWOLLEN
GLANDS, PILKS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES AND ALL DIS
EASES COMMON TO MEN.
We are permanently located. Incorporated and licensed under the
laws of Oregon.
MEN, IF IN TROUBLE, CONSULT US TODAY. If you cannot call,
write for free book and self-examination blank. Many cases cured at
home. Hours A. M. to s P. M. Sundays, 10 to 12.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
20 1H MORRISON ST, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH, PORTLAND, OR.
MEN
CORED
$5
Is Our Fee
SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. All
burning, itching and inflammation
stopped in 24 hours. Cures effected In
seven days. Consultation free. If un
able to call, wrte for list of questions.
Office Hours A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays. 10 A. AL to 1 P. M. only.
Pacific Coast Medical Co.
S24Vi WASHINGTON STREET,
Corner First. Portland. Or.
L. T. YEE & SONS
Th. Old. Reliable CHUM
Doctor .pant lifetime tnay t
bcrbs and research In Chuva:
was aranted diploma by h.
Emperor: pitrmQtwi cur. all
ailment, of man and woman
wban other, fall If you wit
ter, call or writ, to Y
SON'S MKDICINK CO, 14ZH
First. Car. Aldar. rortlaad. OS,
DR. GREEN
GUARANTEE TO
MEN
Our tr arantee No
Money Requtrrd Until
Suttiiaied is your ab
olut protection. Con
sultation, examination
and diagmosia free.
Our speciality la All
Ailment of Mo.
What you want Lb a
cure. Coma to ua
and ret It. Hours
dally Ho 6. EVen
lngrs, 7 to S, Sun
day 10 to 1
DR. GREEN CO.
m Waahlnrton St.. Portland. Or.
BLADDER; j
: KKi24 Hours ; :
! sole bears the Jo J
, Beware qf counterfeit 4