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MORNING OKEGOXIAN. TUESDAY, 3IAT 23. 1911. BOGUS SOMEN HOODWINK PUBLIC Customs Officials Expose Al leged Fraud of "Smugglers." GOODS NOT IMPORTED Coast Cltlea "Worked" by Salo of Cheap Saltings and Laces on Ground That Thry Came In Frre of Federal Put j. Portland housewives and erea a number of heaJs of families who pride themselves on not "huntlna; bargains." tare purchased alleged imumW sult-lns-s. dealtns; wlta men they believed to be sailors, but w!io In reality were experienced salesman. Instead of of fering roods hauled ashore when Cus toms officials were not on the alert the men sold stuff re-elved from Ma Francisco wholesale houses and tha price paid here was about on a par with that asked at any local house. City Systematically Worked. Portland is belr.c systematically -worked'" In that line by about 30 salesmen, so-railed "desertm sailors." who not only manajre to lmirea most customers with tr.elr story, but are afecuarded In tua misrepresentation by the fart that they hold reaular ped dlinf llrenses from the city. To so 4eepr Into the business shows that ths principal cities of the lnlted States are being; worked by the same system. New York headine the list with a force of 900 -ilesertlnc seamen"; san Francisco hat within lis confines 100 of the clan. Los Angeles S and Seattle 10. The Information waa secured yester lay afternoon at the office of Collec tor of Customs Wi.lcolm. where Deputy Collectors P:k and Barnes Interviewed F. W. Hazeltnn. who has been taken In cftarpe by two Customs Inspectors on (he receipt of a telephone message from a rallroa.l office, where, it wus report ed. Kazelton wat offerlns; hla wares cheaply, saylns that they had been smuggled from a vessel that arrived re cently and that they were genuine foreign manufactured fabrics. Only One Pattern Imported. On being; Interrogated at the Custom house, llaselton disclosed the contents of his park, which consisted of stx bolts of suitings, and he said that only one pattern was Imported, and he knew that to be so only from having been Informed by the San Francisco dealer who sold It. The alleged Import ed plee, together with the five others, bad been bought, he M. at San Fran cisco, where lie secured all his stock and la support of hts story he exhibited bills aggregating J' which represent ed his "importations" for the past stx weeks. lie denied that It had represented himself to be a sailor or that he said the gooOa were smuggled. As he had a license and altulttel that he was not telling smuggled suiting, while It was not possible for the officers to trace the origin of the property except eirough confirming the story from can Francisco, he was allowed to go. lie told rallly of the operation of others In the Coaat cities. Some Hate "Irl-h"' I.-e. Customs officers s ty that members of the gang d not all handle suitings, some offering "Irish point lace" for a tnlrd of its real value, the lace being cheaper kinds maje In the I'nlted urates, also lac curtains. Oriental silks and all sorts of materials that would catch the desire and pocket-book cf women. "If the public would but remember that every ship entering Portland la first searched from stem to stern at Astoria and again on arrival here, while a custom Inspector Is on watch as the cargo Is being discharged, thry would appreciate the smalt chance available for great bolts of cloth to be taken ashore." saM Collector Karnes. -When kohI found aboard a vessel are to be sent ashore, duties are Insisted on and If thry are to remain aboard they must be placed under seal by ths Customa officer and the sea not tarn fered with until the ship sails again. whenever smuggled goods are being offered we would like t know about tt. but usually the alleged smuggler gains the secrecy of purchasers by Im pressing on thrm that both would meet trouble If the fact became known." JIACRI KI.D TO MHJTII PACIFIC tlndoro Loading; I. amber French Bark, trne I'ndrr Iraw. When te ;erman bark llackfeld. which arrived In the river Sucd.iy from Honolulu, reaches the harbor, she wtll be ordered t. Unnton - discharge bal last, and when that la unloaded she wltl proceed to a berth at the North Pacini? Mill to work lumber for London. The vessel discharged evneral cargo at tne Hawaiian port, which was loaded at Hamburg, and sailed for Portland May 5. The American Trading Company char tered the llackfeld on a rate of 40 shil lings. The schooner MlnnVn is loading lum ber at the Nort'i Pacific for Honolulu and probably will get away this month. The Kr-nch bark Marerhal de Gontaut. which has been In the river since April 2. when she arrived from Newcastle, rnlshed discharging coal yeaterday and shifted through the bridges to the Port land mill, to work lumber for New Zealand and Austra.ia. T?-e vessel's top masts were lowered so she could pass beneath the Hawthorns-avenue bridge draw, and the operator said that she had a clearance between the tcp of her masts anl deck of the brl.Ige of about two feet. She waa the first square-rigged vesarl to pass under tha bridge since its completion. JU TIFS V. All 110 MARK Valuable Cargoes to Re Knlrred Pur ine Coming Month. When business closes at the Culom House this afternoon the dsy s receipts should be sufficient to raise the total rnances received since July 1. 11. to l;t. and with duties that must be paid ots a large assortment of imports during June it ts not doubted that the record for the fiscal year ended June . 1st, when lii.9uw was col lected, will be broken. tme s-urce of revenue being depended ra largely Is the movement of gunnies or grain baga which has not reached Its normal volume this month. Be sides, there wtll be cargoes ua two Ori ental liners during June., with the British steamers sstrathbeg and Bn aockburn coming from Kurope. consid erable that will arrive via Puget Sound and some by way of San Francisco. It wu assumed from the manner In which business il carried en jreslerdsr tbt the receipts would esceed 170 OuO. but vhro the count was mail It showed a slight falUna- off that will be oer- ' come today. Had the Harrlman In terests not adopted the policy or wnn about half of tha f'ortland Asiatic liners call at San Francisco Inbound, local receipt would have been swelled materially, but eren In the face of that lota the trade of 1911 la In adranoe of the areraire. ntnertEs ins rri-ii cargo Orteric to Take mall Wheat Ship ment and Mrathlyon None. With ths first deadweight cargo of Its slse the Oriental liner Hercules has carried, she will steam from the harbor at 10 o'clock this rooming, bound for r w,a - MrtiL Her load is i placed at 5S00 tons and consists of I .i t v i . M.9 finite worth S171.S49. "and 40.000 bushels of wheat valued at 134 000. The vessel has no inmoer on thla voyage and only the commodities mentioned are shown on the manifest. As she carries the last cereal shipments that can be dispatched on a carrier of the Portland at Asiatic ltne under the low tariffs that have been in effect since the Japanese lines began rate cutting, the offerings have been heavy. The Hank Uner Orteric will take out about Su.000 bushels of wheat and that will be the last May shipment. Tha Strathlyon Is expected early In June and her outward cargo will be prin cipally lumber. The cargo of the Her cules probably will be the largest cleared on a liner until early Fall business begins with the handling of new-crop wheat. An increase iu uuuee on the Oriental side sffectlng wheat and flour has also tended to rush May I shipments, as the tariffs are to be ' enforced the latter part of June. The I freight rates of 13 a ton on cereals will I . . . .a t,,n i nn all lines em- ne rrciuiw " - - braced In the Trans-Pacific Freight Bureau. nrt Brldsre Shaft finished. cv. te .haft nn the first caisson of the Broadway bridge was completed last evening and the second win oj u.. lshed this afternoon. When the forms ITtDUl DftlUXlOslNCaV Dss te Arrive. Name. Fos Cuy. ... Hrruls. . . . . OMerlc Klamath Kamillt t;o.da iate. . hue H. K;mor Ceo. W. Kicer THesver Breakwater. . a ;:--- Roanoke. .... tfear. ........ Anvil lilrslde. From. ,.ao Pedro.... ..Hongkong. ... . H..ncK..n . . . . n tcranrlsco Data In port In port In port In port . .San Francucc . Tillamook. port iv-rt Ttllaninoa. . ..San Diego.. . ran Ptro. . ..Coos Bay... ..KurtKa ,.an IMego. . F-n pedre. . Jlandon. ... . .BaUfoe la port in port Mav -3 Mar - May IT May I"! May is Mav - . Juue S ' acbedaled te terpart. Name. For. Date Ooidea Oste. . . Tillamook. ... "f TD. Sua II. blmwt i uia.nc.. .. - j Hose -"n Pedro.... r Hercules Hongknng. . . . Mr Ceo. TV. Elder, .san Ileo. ... Mr Onerlc Hongkong ...Mav Klamath San KranclscMay I 'rea water. .. " lia JJT Reaver ..Sao Pedro.... May 2 . L',,.k Mav Anvil. ..'.'.'.".', jianrt.-a May 0 Moaaoke ian l-lo. . . . May el Wear San Pedre.... June 2 Hlverude Balboa June IS are torn away ths shafts will be ready for the big steel cylinders inai are iu support the roadway of the structure. tv. neir i Kevond all danger from high water, so far ss that caisson Is con cerned. Marine Note. 11. I E. Meyer, of 8in Francisco, of v. .Liv.knnsn shlDDlng firm of Mey er. Wilson Co, Is In the city. Over 14 hours behind scneauie. mo steamer Ceo. W. Elder arrived in ins river yesterday from Sua IMego and way ports. To be present when coaj tesia are - i tM ten.tee Mansanlta. matin ' ' ' - Commander J. M. Elllcott. Inspector of the lTth lu-hthouse district, icn yesivi- day for Seattle. On her official trial trip me xug Charles M. Grelner. recently launched at . V. - Inrt!an I Ahlobullding ins jaiuj vi . , Company, was steamed through the har bor yesterday. .... . . .1 ..t.n ir-hminfr IjOttle Pcnr.ett In tow the steamer Ocklahama left down yesterday iroro i-c neieos. tfulnv she win elarx up wim me burk 1L Hackfeld. Business being brisk In the harbor for time yesterday, the steamer Diamond i . ..n-lra tit shift the bargo Amy Turner from Columbia Dock No. 1 to Albers dock- It was reported yesterday that a vessel . . . k.1 in Ion .1 new-croD U WUCIIIIR ' ' grain for the United Kingdom. As lata . . i .. .1. at ernm V Ss cnariers na.v -' ........... .- W to s Sd. the report occasioned sur prise. Towing Barge A. one of the Govern ment s fleet, the United States Engineer tug Arago left down yesterday for Fort Stevens. The barge had been on the ways at Supples yards undergoing aa overhauling. Bo soon as a crew can be signed the British schooner David Evans, which has completed cargo at the Portland Lumber Company's plant, will sail for Kobe, her cargo being dispatched by Balfour, Guth rie & Company. On the next voyage of the American Hawaiian steamer Falcon, which sails southbound this evening, there are ex pected 300 bags of gum chicle, approxi mating 30.000 pounds, on which a duty of 1 cents a pound will be paid. In general cargo from San Francisco and San Pedro, the steamer Rose City yesterday entered at the Cuatom-House. while the British steamer Oterlc entered In ballast from Union Bay. B. C. The Koee City cleared for the return, belnc due to sail this morning. Members of the State Poard of Sail ors' Boarding-ho use Commissioners are to meet today and select a shipping commissioner, in accordance with the. requirements of an amendment to the statute, which became effective last week. It fell to the lot of .he crack steamer Klamath, of the McCormlrk fleet, to be the first vessel to discharge cement at the dock of the Riverside Cement Com pany, foot of Ankeny street. She un loaded 1S.S00 sacks there yesterday and left last ntKht for Si. Helena to load lumber at the company's mill for San Francisco. The vessel will sail Thursday, carrying a number of passengers also. Movement of Vessels. POFTXAVrv Mar - - Arrival stteamer Veo. XV. lilder. from Baa ligo and way "?Ap:oria. May 12. Condition st the inooth of fm river at S P. M-. smooth: wind, northwest. : mtles: weaiher. clmidy. Ar rive.! at 4 r. steamer cle. w. FlMer. from still Ileg. and war po-ts; steamer J.-an Paulsen, frcut Pan Krar.clsc-v San Krancisre. wav - Arrived St T A M steamers Aberdeen from Portland. I'ji from Wlliapa. lsak. from Tacoma; Nann'pmKh. from loe llav: t'asco. from iviunbu River; Newburg. t.oronaj.. Santa V -n.. . sea. Tamalpaia. from Orav-a Har bor KfcMDtr Pajntlees. from HriHof ham. si. teamer Bsr. for ban Pedro, at 2 p steamer Asuncion, for Portland; steamers Ior:a. Aurelia. f -r Aberdeaa; svh.ner Advance, for Cjuli.e Bler ioo, nr. May 13 Arrived tsteamer Breeswater. from Portland. M .r.terev. Mav -- Hailed last night Steamer J A I'hanslor. for Portlanit. s. utn P-oil. May Arneed last night S' earner Saglaaw. from Portiaad. TMss at Asiarla Txtesday. H.sh. Lew. t J4 A. M 4 feet 2 ST A. M 1 feet tot P. at. ...as feet: U P. K....1.S feet BIG DAY IN CATTLE Large Receipts and Active Trading at the Yards. BEST BUSINESS IN WEEKS Twenty-Two Cars Received From Montana and CO From Califor nia Steers) Range In Price From $6 to $6.75. The week epened up at ths stockyards with a good run. ovsr 4O0 hesd arriving ever Sunday. There was a healthy, active demand and the receipts cleaned up well. The line of the market was fairly steady. The supply of csttle was ths largest for some time past. Twenty ears arrived from California. Twenty-two cars of Montana cattle came in. and there were JT from Washington, three from Utah. Clears ranged la Tjrlce from $4 to $" Seven loads were sold at the highest fig ure, si loads wont at $.6S and Bve at .SS. ene bunch of 100 head brought 4H.10. The bottom price was realised on a bunch of 14 head. Bulls. calves and heifers brought the customary prises. Altogether, It was tha biggest day the cauls market has seen for several weeks. -Trade In tha sheep market was rather light. Ewes sold at ti.ii and Iambs at eS.H0. A bunch of thla wethers sold at fo.su. There were a lew hog sales with 4A.7S the top. The receipts for Sundsy snd Monday were litis catUe, 244S sheep and 267 bogs. shippers of ths stock Included K. N. Stan Said. Umatilla and Stantleld. 3 cars of heaps: Kldwell at Caswell. Pomeroy and Starbuck. Wash.. J7 cars of cattle: G. W. uwnes. Idaho Falls. - cars of hogs: L. Stubblcfleld. Utah points. 3 cars of cattle; Charles and Will Maloney, ghanlko. 3 cars of sheep; W. I, Lelnberg. Sacramento. 2 cars of cattle; W. I. luahman. Sacramento, S cars of cattle; F. T. Smith. Roaeburg. 2 cars of sheep: Montana Butcher Company, Krd Kock. lv cars or cattle; J. E. II am pie. Butte, Mont., 2 cars of cattle; F. C. Mc Cully, Joseph. 1 car of sheep; w. B. Kurts. Maup'n. X car of hogs, and George Wood worth. Anscunda. Mont.. lt cars of cattle. The days sales ware as follows: vt eignt. Price. ti 50 0.2J 4.75 6 4.23 4.23 .:- li-iO 3 id S.1U 0.10 3.75 6.3a -U e 64 tt.53 6 53 653 c;.3 6.23 613 6. 13 613 60o 6.73 673 6. lo 6 53 6 13 625 6 40 675 i t!.63 6 6'! 6.-1 6t3 605 1S hoga ao bulls 11 bulls '.' steers 2tt: ewes ........ lttj ewes 141 lambs I's steers 40 wethers, thin ... 15 steers ......... Ha steers I steer ........... 24 S ... .15111 llliKI 1U7 VI lol o3 VJ S3 1074 lOSl lSil! 1U77 1"7 1J3i 1177 12l lillt II-'.-' lU.Ml ltlM 1077 10-JO 1017 Hill liott '.S 1 1 SO 1-1-..' lo22 lojS 12.M KI42 1. '..' 1"SV 1 lot 1 lot 10.-.2 5o stears 17 calves ........... 3 steers 24 steers ............ 24 steers ............ 26 steers ............ 27 steers 27 steers 26 steers ............ 25 steers ............ 26 steers Iu4 steers ............ 13 steers ............ 6 steers 16 helfera 27 ataara ............ 25 steers 26 steers .......j.... loo Steers ........ .... 125 steers ............ .") steers ............ 24 steers 26 steers ...... ...... 26 steers ............ 242 steers ..... 25 steers ............ ivi hogs 1 horse drafter ... lUi 173. VO Prices currant on the vartoua classes of stock at the Portland Union Stockyarda were aa follows: Prime graln-fed steers $7.00fl$?.?3 Price bay. fed steers............ 6.954 7-OS Ciioice ateera 4.50' 6 S3 Good to choice steers........... 6.009 659 Fair to goou steers............. 6-754 600 Common steers .......... . ... . &.501S 3.73 Prima cows 6.75 9 6.25 Good to choice cows ............ 3.0c-9 5.3 Fair to good cows 4.75a 3.0O poor cos 4.3t'd 4.75 Choice heifers ...... ............ a.5ti & ' Choice bulls 4.73 it 3.2J Good to ctiolce bolls............ 4.25 4 4.11 Choice light calves 7.75s 6.0S Uood to choice light calves 7.30 4 7.75 Choice heavy calves a.50j 600 Good to choice heavy calves.... 3.w 3.59 Choice stass 3 75 6.23 Uood to caolce stags ........... A.2v4 e. 75 Moss b.lce hogs 6709 6b3 Good to choice hogs ........... 6.609 6.70 Choice heavy .................. 6.0O4 6.50 Common . ...................... 3.OU4 6.U6 btock hogs ?.0u 7.25 Sheep Choice bprlng lambs 6.759 7.00 Good to choice spring lambs.... 6004 6 75 Choice yearllnga f.25c fi.50 Good to choice yearlings ....... 5.0" 5.25 Pair to medium yearlings ...... 4.75o 6.00 Choice ewes 4.5o'(S 4.75 Good to choice ewes 4.004 4.50 Fair to m-dlurn ewes 3.75 4 4.00 Good to choice heavy wethers.. 4.MU4 3.00 Old heavy wethers 4.00 4 4.30 alUsd lota 4.0U4 6.00 The following quotatlcns represent prices en this market for tha different classes of horses: Drafters, extra heavv. SJooo-oo. drafters. 14o0 to 1700 lba. U .".oft 1150; draft era. l-'oO to 1400 lba.. Sl(Hv25u: chunks. 3SO015O; plugs, S10W40: Urlving horses, 43 and up; saddle horsva. 3C.O and up. Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. May 22. Csttle Receipts es timated at 25.0OO: market, steady to shade lower. Bcvvrs. S5.tloe6.40; Tvxaa stevrs. e4.o S.6O; Western ste,-rs. $4.0u5.60: stockrs and feeders, fS.'.sj..?.": cows and he'fers. -' 40U 5.7i. calvea. l 75fi7.25. Hos Receipts estlntated at 5ssi; market lOc lower. I.iRht. 35.75w4.05: mixe'l. 35.70 6: heavy. 95..ei i 5.U5; roush. 35.305.65: good to choice heavy. 33.65 'j .Yl3; pigs. 35.50 4: bulk nf sales. 35.Su a5.W5. Sheep Receipts estimated at SOooO; mar ket slroag to 4c higher. Native, FV2ou 4-&-; Wi-stern. 33.5ti14.yo; yearlings. 34.60 5. &5: lamlia. native, 34.757.10; Wcslcrn, 35.50 7 .25. Wool at' St. Louis. PT. Wlli May 22. Wool, unchanged: territory and We;ern mediums, lots 17c: fine mediums. 13915c: fine, 11 4 12c New York Cotten Market. VF1W YORK. May '2'-- Cotton futures lo-.! .t1v. CWninr hld: May. l.YMfc-: VARICOSE VEINS CURED IN FIVE DAYS I Cure Heart Lungs, Fistula and rS I Advertise What I Do, and Do What I Advertise. $10 EXAMINATION GIVEN FREE BY A PHYSICIAN WHO I LAS BEEN 30 YEARS A SPECIALIST. COME AND CONSULT US FREE OF ALL CHARGE. DR. LINDSAY THE OLD RELI1BLK SPECIALIST. Corner Aider and Seconal streets. Entrsnce Kt Second street. Portland. Or. Office hours A. M. to I P. M. Sundays. 14 A. M. . to 1 P. M. June. 15 06c: July. 1607e; August 15.44: September. lo-6c; October. 13.1:c; Sovem ber. li-Osc; December 13.10c; January, 1310e: Marrh. 1115c- Spot. closed Quiet. Mlld-uplanda. 16.10c; do. gulf. 10.35c Sales. 14.40 bales. Chicago Produce Market. CHICAOO. May 22. Butter, steady; creameries. 16t21c: dairies. 13S1SC. Esgs Stasdy; receipts 23-Olt cases: at mark, esses Included, 12H91oc: firsts. 14Hc; prime firsts. 15c. Cheese Sieaiiy: daisies. 12fflIHc: twins, lUtvUHc; Young Americas, 12912'ac; long horns. 129l21.c lsaluth llai Market. DVL.UTH. May 22. Flag on track and to arrive. $J .': May. 12.34; July, e-34; Sep tember. 92, av O Elgia Butter Market. ELGIN. 111.. May 22. Butter Finn, 21c Output, &3V.7O0 pounda ELSA LISTED FOR LUMBER Orteric and St, Ronald Shift to Take ' on Oriental Cargo. J.' J. Moore A. Co. will load the Norwegian steamer Elsa with lumber at Eureka and St. Helens for Australia. The vessel sailed from Newcastle. N. S. W.. April 24 after having discharged a cargo there and at Sydney, which was loaded at Port Blakeley. She Is headed for San Francisco, probably with coal. The McCormlck lumber In terests have sold 1.300,000 feet to be loaded on her at St- Helens, where she is due the latter part of June. ' Practically every mill on the river doing an export business hal orders booked for delivery after July 1, dealers havlns; purchased for late shipment on the assumption that there would be an advance in the market. Tonnage for moving a large amount of material will be chartered during June and July. The Bank Liner Orteric finished taking on lumber at Linnton yesterday and shifted through tfie bridges to Inman Poulsen's, where she will work the last of her lumber cargo and then drop down to take on small consign ments of wheat and flour. The British steamer St. Ronald, which spent last week at St. Johns, shifted yesterday to Xiinnton. Later she .will go to Kalama to complete cargo. She will be cleared for China. Dredge to Dig Coqullle. MARSHFIELD. Or.. May 22. (Spe cial.) The Oovernment dredger Ore gon, now at work in Coos Bay. Is to be taken to the Coqullle River in June and will be operated on the lower river at Bandon. In . front of the George W. Moore Company mill a shoal about 3000 feet long will be removed. It will require the removal of about 75,000 yards of sand to put the channel In proper form. The dredger will probably remain on the CoqulHe River or the rest of the Summer and will be brought back to Coos Bay for Win ter work. DEATH COMES AT BURIAL Wife, 70, Dies at Home, as Body of Husband, 7 4, Is Interred. -While earth was being thrown Into the grave of Conrad Schetdmann, aged 74, st Rose City Cemetery yesterday, Mrs. Scheldmann, aged 70. his widow, breathed he'r last at the family home, at 7-18 East Fourteenth street North. Her body will be burled tomorrow beside that of her husband. Grief over her husband's death was the direct cause of Mrs. Scheldmann's death, although she had suffered two paralytic strokes In the last five years. Her state of health was such, however, that no Immediate apprehension was felt. The death of Mr. Schrldmann threw her Into deep mental dejection, which increased as the time for his funeral grew near. The aged woman died at 3:30 o'clock, at almost the same instant the first earth was scattered over her husband's caaket st the cemetery and when a clergyman was conducting the graveside service. Mr. and Mrs. Scheldmann had resided in Portland ten years, constantly at one address. They were the parents of It children, three of whom survive. Both were born in Germany. KLAMATH GETS NEW TRAIN Second Dally Schedule to Begin There Next Sunday. KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. May 22. (Special.) Beginning Sunday another dally passenger train Is to be put on the local line between here and Weed. That announcement Is made by Charles S. Fee, passenger and freight agent of the Southern Pacific. This is a service for which the people of Klamath Falls have been clamoring for the last year. The first train rolled Into Klamath Falls in the Spring of 1909. Soon the one-train service , was Inadequate and appeals were made for a second passenger train. In a speech before the business men of this city Saturday night at the smoker and re ception given San Francisco Merchants' Association members by the Chamber of Commerce, the head of the Southern Pacific In San Francisco made the an nouncement that two passenger trains will be provided for Klamath Falls. The new train will leave here at 5:30 P. M.-and arrive at noon. The present train leaves at S:30 A. M. and returns at :30 P. M. Relay Runners Dinner Guests. Harvey O'Brien, chairman of the committee on athletics of the T. M. C. A., gave a dinner at the Commercial Club last night to the Y. M. C A. relay team which- defeated the Chemawa In dian team May 13 In the race between Salem and Portland. The team mem bers are: Harry -Barndollar, Tom Booth. F. VT. Payton. Fred Vanderllp, H. Schwabauer. R. G. Kurtz, W. Poul son. Jack Harunan, O. Jensvoid, H. L. Tabb. captain, and A. M. Lord, coach. A. M. 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Duffy's Pure Malt Whisker is the only whlakey that waa taxed by the Goveracst as a medicine during the Spanish-American war. Sold IN SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by druggists, grocers and dealers every where, or shipped direct for $1.00 per large bottle. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester, y.Y. MEN CURED $5 aSSr 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. wrUe for list of questions. Office Hours A. M. to S P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only. Pacific Coast Medical Co. , SS4M WASHINGTON STREET, Corner r'lrst. Portland. Or. Men and Women Cured The fsmous 8. K. Chan Chi nese usdiclne Compsny. swlth g . I a their reraeoiea. t;' I ' herbs and ' - roots curs won derfully. It has cured many V sufferers when -11 : . other remedies cnronle, private ailments. nervousness. blood poison, rheumatism. 1 asthma, pneumonia, aianey, inroai ana luns: troubles, consumption. stomach disorders snd other diseases of all kinds. Remedies hsrmes. NO OPERATION Consultation free. Eismlnstlon for ladles by Mrs. S. K. Chun fall or writs to The S. K. Chan. Chinese Medicine Cow, 2te Morrison St.. Portland. Oregon. L.T. YEE & SONS The Old Kollahla rSlnMa Doctor spent lifetime study of herbs and research In China; was araated diploma by the w . ' JB tmperor; auaraotees enre all ft allmenla of saea and i V 1 1 f er. call er write te VEK PONs MEDICINE CO, tint. Car. Alder, rertlaadt Or. Cured iii j 11 1 ' ' J-wr1" -a- V 3r- "- - I -1 ; y yk , , Dr. A. Q. Ssaltk. I am the only specialist in Port land who does not advertise a fic . titions name or photograph. ' v 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 yon arm knerw you consult a true spe cialist, who sees and treats pa tients personally. I possess skill ind experience, acquired in such a way that no other can share, and ihould 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 robstituten, ordinary doctors with questionable ability, give consultation, '.; examination and treatment.- WRITTEN GUAR.A7tTF.El Dr. Smith's written saran tee means a onra or no pay for services. I guarantee to cure wta'? ampe"" or refund, every ooflar you have paifTroe for my services. My services cost you nothing unless r cure your Varices-Veins, Hea. Plies, Fistu 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 A. M. to I P. IS. Sundays. l A. M. to 1 P. M. Dr. A: G. Smith Danger Lurks in Neglect ' ' SECURE THE SERVICES OF "THE FOREMOST SPECIALISTS" , . , HOXEST. TREATMENTU-POSITIVJC RB5X7LTS YOU $S.OO My Fee in Many Cases CURED IN FIVE DAYS VARICOSE VEINS OBSTRt'CnOMS - PILES FISTULA Va Detention from Business or Home. Ke Severe Operations. Haas' Cases Thoroughly Cured in One Treatment. I bare Proof for Every Statement 1 Make. Examination and Consultation Free I w A K-P 'h CHARGE WHATEVSR KOR CONSULTATION. EXAMINATION AND FULL NOMATION7AYo1i. HAVE .NOTHING TO PAT FOR EXCEPT BATISFACTORT TREATMENT. . Medicines furnished from my own laboratory. SLiO to .50 per course. If you cannot call, write for particulars. Many cases are ourable at home. Hours 9 A. Ja to 1 P. M. Sundays 10 to Is. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO. YAMHILL ST, OOB. SECOND ST. Do it Mow Tomorrow A M. too late. Take a CASCARET at bed time; get up in the morning feeling fine and -dandy. No need for sickness from over-eating and drink- . ing. They surely work while you , Jeep and help nature help you.. Millions take them and keep well. 894 ..j..afn m . tw.v 9nr m week's treatment, all drurpsts. Biggest seller la Uic world. Million boxes a monta. i: iJP BLADDER j I ; VrI iBXi24- Hours ; ' S .eirsp.cousi2ernl8.. 4 Five Days Varicose. Veins, Hernia, Blood Poison We, Deseation Rrosa Occupation, Family or Home NO B B V B R K OPERATIONS; MA.NT CASES PERMANENTLY CURED IN OSB TREATMENT. MOST TIME - SAVING, MOST NAT URAL, MOST SAFE. A RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE. I OrVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE TOU 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 ANT CHARITY AS GUARAN TEE THAT EVERY STATEMENT I N TH I S ANNOUNCEMENT I S TRUE. I Invite you to come to my of fice, I' will explain to you 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 mlcroecoelcal and chemical analysis of secretions, to deter mine pathological and bacterio logical conditions. Every person should take advantage of this op- ' Sortunlty to learn their true con ltlon. 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 one treatment. In such a satisfactory way that the vital parts are pre- erved 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 er refund tha money. HERNIA RXTPTTJRK Disregard of existing hernia has cost many lives. The smallest hernias are tha most dangerous to life, because of the increased liability to strangulation. 1 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. OOO FOR BLOOD POISON. I use Professor Ehrlich's won derful new discovery, " 60s," In cases of Specific Blood Poison. It cu res In ene treatment, and is the greatest marvel of medical science. This new remedy has been suocessf ally used in thou sands of cases. Let me explain It to you. 234 Morrison Street Corner Second PORTLAND, OR. My Claims Are Founded on Cures If you ar we&k. rn.il inr man, atop and think wljat you could accomplish If you wer atrong and w11 what a source of happlneaa, good health and robuat strength would bo to you. It takes Tnore strength to be sick than well It takes mora strength to live, under the conditions of illness than It does when In health. All my life I hare ben studying this problem curing complaints of men restoring to strength weak, ailing men. I know that I can quickly and surely restore you to health, t , My Immense practice, my large medical offices are the result of cures sure, certain. I can cure you. ' s CAN PAY AFTER CURED INQUIRE Investigate for yourself. REMERBER, IT COSTS TOO NOTHING to have the opinion of the beat. A tborouth. painstaking EXAMINATION given each, and every person by me personally. WEAKNESS To any man who Is suffering from WEAKNESS FUNCTIONAL, DBCLJNE. or PROSTATIC DIS EASES let me ask you the question: Will you, put your time against mlneT If I fall to cure, MT SERVICE'S COST TOU NOTHING. This remark able treatment you can only procure from ME. It consists of 21 TREATMENTS NO MORE, NO LESS. Each and every treatment la given by me, as it la too valuable to intrust to an assistant. I can cure you and make you as well aa yon ever were In your life. I will tone up your sys tem, cleanse the poison from your blood, give you a healthy color to your cheeks, a brightness to your eye, so that In a very short time you would not know that you aver had a sick day in your Ufa. ABSOLUTE CURES Ton can't afford to experiment with your MALTS AND STRENGTH. My ions years of experlsnce as a SPECIALIST in diseases peculiar to men have proved to mo that 90 per cent of ths men are sufferlnr from one or more of the followins: conditions: VARICOSE VEIJTS, DISORDERS, RUPTURE BDectfle Blood Poison, Contracted Disorders. Kid ney and Bladder Troubless. Postratlc Disease. Plies, and all Keflex Pelvio Ailments. PORTLAND, OR. How to Gain Flesh A simple but sure way to increase the weight, it Is asserted by several well known physicians, is to take reg ularly for several months, one or two 3 grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each, meal. These little tablets have the dis tinguished merit of increasing the red and white blood corpuscles, aiding di gestion and promoting assimilation and absorption of the elements in the food which go to make blood and solid tis sues. They are obtainable in sealed packages from physicians and well' utT-kd noothecarv shops. Blackburn's Pain-Away-Pills relieve severest headache, neuralgia, etc. All druggists. S. H. WAI JING CO. Original Chinese herb and root medicines. REMOVED TO 211 ALDER ST. Above O. W. P. Waiting Station. Comer First and Alder. Portland, Or.