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Newspaper Page TextCAISSON SUNK BUT SIX INCHES DULY Broadway Bridge Box Must Be Forced 20 Feet Further Through Rock. 50 SANDHOGS AT WORK rrocrr ttitrrrorly Slow Pa to Freshet and Hard Snbsfanre Kn countered Drlln of Kast Md mine Hushed. Combined efforts of ow Mr sand oc. worklr.f steadily In three shifts rf from H to 24 men frh. are slnklnir The East Sl.l caisson of lha Broadway r.rt.lK only ill or etcht Inches a Jay. Jt.tlns; at a depth of CO feet belnsr low wa;r. anl abo-it - fet from the sur fer, as ttiihiKhrd by the present fre.het. the rl.j.m ! yet to ba low-e-re'l an aMitl-rial 10 f.-t. and It must be throuch a solid formation of cement ravel. -Ve hare presd ererr man Into aerrlee svh. ran b worked on the bd cf the rlTer and not bump elbow with hers In the air chamber at the base of the caisson, yet we hae not Mcreil al ei;tit Inches In 14 hours in sinking the firm." sa;4 l:esljent Knr'neer Al exander. f the I'nlon Uri'lae and" rim. atruetlon mpanr. yesterdar. "Mora would be employed It It were possible tS use them ad vanteously. but the Jiard substance must bo picked to pieces and r-raoe.l from the caisson by a bucket, so the men are getting out all the material ros"'e. I. oarer Water Awaited. The fourth caisson will be launched today and towed aloncstde the third form completed, whi.-h Is on the fast Side, north of the brldre approach, but work cannot be started on either until the freshet aubsMes. The delivery of granite, which will form the fare of the two renter piers, ahove the low-water mark. hs been deferred owlnsr to a atrtk of Qtiarrymen at the source of supply at In.lex. Wash., but pews su re.elve.J yesterday that the labor diffi culties had been adjusted and that ship ments would be madei next week. Kren with lower water the contractors will rot Inaugurate operations In midstream until It Is rertatn a sufficient amount 'f aranlte Is on hand to Insure work beicc carried on without Interruption, fontracts awarded In I'ortland for the construct!. n of blc steel cylinders, whlrb will rest on the concrete shafts built tboT the caissons, are belnjr ex ecuted, and when the first sets are re ceived they will be hoisted Into posi tion and filled with concrete. nilng Work Progresses, Tha drlvlns; of concrete, piling; for the Kas: Stde abutment and approaches la under wry. the contractors aiming to make progress on land while water conditions Jeter them from starting on the piers. The drlvlns: of "sheet" pll Inr. or tbe heavy boards that form the aide of the cofferdam, has been com menced on Tier 2. on the West Side. In the yards of the Northern Taciflc Ter minal Company, a part of the board platform near the umbrella train sheds having; been removed for that purpose. When the walls are In place excavating win begin and be carried to a depth of li feet. Then wooden piling;. So feet Jonjr. will be driven to form the lower foundation, there belns; I9 piling In that place. On top of them the concret ing will start for the pier proper. SAILORS PRF-fKIl SHORE LIFT: Crowd of 4 0 leepwatermen Live in North tnd Hotel. Portland Is the temporary abiding place of SA sailors, all of them deep watermen, who refuse to go to sea and will not be drawn to the realm where salty ozone abides until Kail rains make life aJhore less preferable, according to Jack Grant, who has found two sailors In a week for the schooner VP. 11. Taibot. row loading at Westport for Australia. The master of that vessel expected to ke ready for sea today, but sent word yesterday tbat owlnc to a breakdown In the mill at Westport lumber deliv eries were rurtat.rd and hs would not gt awsy until Tuesday. In the face of tlie new law that pro srldra punishment for any person harbor ing seamen. Jack Grant says that In one North Portland boarding establish ment are 40 tars, who are known to be seamen In other ways than the fact that they have a rolling gait. No move had been ma ts yesterday to deter Hmnt from shipping An-.criran snllors at 1 S earh. wh. tnoee for ships of oth-T nationalities were quoted at J I", and he says that If accused oa any count under the new statute, he will offer as a de fense that the law Is unconstitutional and be prepared to test Its validity until ail privileges of appeal naa been ex hausted. slTTICAGO shipping nv WATER Illverslde Bring Consignment That Came Frtun Lake Region. Included In cargo yesterday discharged from the steamer Riverside, of the Cali fornia Atlantic Steamship Company's feet, was canned goods originating at s'htcaga and other points practically on tha dividing line between Illinois and Indiana, which had been routed by rail from the Interior to Philadelphia and there loaded on vessels for transporta tion t the Isthmus. Other arrange ments recently entered Into by the com pany paves the way for the shipment of commodities from the Mississippi Valley to Portland, via the Ca t s-rvU e. In the J.0 tons brought by the River side were comprised many consignments that would have moved by rail If the water service was not available, her manifest showing steel. Iron, nails, wire, canned oysters, fruits, vecetal.les. peanut butter, alum, foindry fnclngs and a mass of smaller consignments. The ves sel will shift from Albers dock to dis charge iron and steel for the Northwest Hteel Company, and It la expected that she will finish in time to sail Monday for Kureka. there to load redwood that Is destined for Atlantic Coast points. On the trip from Balboa sh experienced heavy northwest winds, but shipped no seaa that resulted In cargo damage. NEW JAPAN LIN Kit DECIDED Khin jo 3Iarn to Be Placed In Com mission in August. .AJf FRANCISCO. Jane J3. The an nouncement has )ust been made that the Toyo Klsen Kalsha, the Imperial Japanese and United Statea mall line, which operates a fleet of atearaera be tween ban Francisco and the Orient, will pot Its fifth liner Into commis sion la Juigust, saUlcg from Kobe tha :6th of that month and arriving In San Francisco. September 14. The new ship will be called the Fhlnyo Maru. She Is S73 feet long by (1 feet beam, has 21.000 tonnage and Is equipped with triple acrew turbine engines, developing a sustained speed of -1 knots an hour. Navigation Changes Noted. Attention of naviuators has been di rected by Commander J. M. Elllcott. Inspector of the seventeenth lighthouse dlstrlrt. to the following Information concerning aids: ' TTII'apa Bar felk Spit Hsht to be estab lished, mixvit July I. 11)11.- It will be a Used red post-lantern Ult. I feet above water, shown from a red erosaarm attached to a pile dilphln In about lO feet of water on STEAMER 1NTEIA1CENCE. Inae ta Arrive. Name. From. .van Francisco .llottr konc. ... .n I'leeo-. . . . San Kraaclaco .Balboa . ran Pedro. . .. .Cuoe Bay Haiboe Tlamook.. . . . Kur.ka. ...... .San l'lrgo. . . . TiUamnok. . . . Han Francises an Pedro. . . .ltaridn ..... ,an Kvdre. . . . HnniKunc . . -. Halloa Date. la port Nome City. . . . Suv.rlc- ;eo. W. Klder. Toaemite Ki erslte. . . . . Ltavor . Breakwater. . . Naaajo Cue It. Klmore. AHtan- Roanoke CnMen Gate. . . r an. ....... Juir Anvil HnM cn RsJa Siai.iey lMllar port p.rt port port port port June M June -4 .June ?S June -5 June 1.1 June :s June 27 June 30 July f July July B Schedaled te Depart. Name. "Nome i- yor. Date. . .e'an Francisco June 54 fieo. W. 'd.r. Breakwater... y 'J e ric . ...... n Ilo. . . . June .1 Aos lia June J .Honckong. ...June F. Iver.nl.. . . . . Toaemll. Sue li. Lllrnore. Itaax.r Alliance ioidn Osie. .. Navai Itoanakt. ... . . 1 :yla Ant it lion tilt Fian tollAr Falcon. ....... .Balboa .June ,lin Francisco June . Til. amook. ...June . San redro....June . Kuriia June . 1 li amouk. . . . J one . HaJtna June aa rleeo. . . . June . ran ivtro. . . June . HorrWnnsT. .. .Juiv Banl'n July an Pdro.... July . Bl" July . fan Francisco July X. E. end of Elk Spit, entrance to Palux Hirer. Hawks Point, rlsht tan sent. S3 degrees true N. V E. mas i. Goose Point, tansent. BTw degreee true E. N. E- -! F mas. WKIapa Bay Usnthouae. 224 true N. W. nr vl. a iii w . mag.) Carle Harbor Tree shoal boor, seennd- rlua can. II. 8.. found out of position, June 1 was replaced. Marine Notre. At noon today the Bank liner Suverte la to shift from Inman-Poulsen'a mill to the Alblna dork to work flour To have her hull repainted and re pairs made to her wheel, the steamer Pacajawea will be hauled out today on the waya of the St. Johns Shipbuilding Company. Her place on the local Wil lamette River run will be taken by the Argosy. It was reported to the harbor patrol yesterday that passengers arriving late Thursday evening on the steamers J. N. Teal and Bailey Gatxert had said that a short distance below the Cascade Locks they had aeen the bodies of two men floating In the river. As It Is expected that she will spend Sunday at Yaqulna Bay. owners of tha gasoline schooner Anvil secured a day light license at the Custom-House yes terday to carry 100 peraona. Thla was done In preparation for an excursion off the coast, planned by Newport resi dents. To begin loading lumber, the steamer Shoshone left last evening for Oak Point and Rainier and will return to finish at Inman-Poulsen's. Tha steamer Yoeemlte went to St. Helens and tha steamer Jolian Poulsen will leave West, port at & o'clock, this afternoon with a deckload of lumber, her hold being loaded with wheat. With a rise of one-tenth of a fool at Lewlsion and a fall of the same amount at Kenhewlck and Portland. District Forecaster Beals said last eevnlng that the freshet was practically at a stand still, as tha alight fall did not Indicate that the surplus water was receding enough for the river to resume a nor mal stage rapidly. On the failure of the North Pac'fio Steamship Company's vessel Geo. W. Klder to leave at her sailing hour last evening for San Inego and way ports it was given out tbat repairs had been found necessary to ber boilers and that she would be delayed a day or two. The vessel arrived here late this week, having been forced to put Into Eureka and being held there by a rough bar. Carrying 210 passengers, the stesmer T. J. Potter made her first trip this year to Megler yesterday morning, leaving at S:3t o'clock. Her layover day will be Sunday, and Is to be spent at Meg ler. A rush of freight offerings on the Portland-Astoria route resulted In O. -W. It- at N. officials again ordering the steamer Hassalo to the relief of the Harveat Queen yesterday. Commander J. M. Klllcott made a fly ing visit to Portland yesterday from Seattle, returning on the afternoon train to Join the tender Heather, on which he will complete an Inspection of light stations In the Paget Sound terri tory and reach here by way of Astoria. He had received no o (Tidal notification that he la to have command of the ar mored cruiser Maryland, of the Pacltlo fleet, succeeding Captain J. C Cilmore. Having met with many shoal-water obstacles on the run from Portland Thursday, the steamer Pomona did not reach Corvallls until early yesterday, and Instead of leaving there at o'clock, as scheduled, she got away at 10:43 o'clock. She Is not expected In Portland until this morning. She will make no more trips to Upper Willam ette River points until October. Entries yesterday at tbe Custom House Included the steamers Shoshone. Yoaemite. Beaver. Aurella and Olson at Mahony. from San Francisco. Tbe Sho. shone cleared for San Pedro with 700. 000 feet of lumber, the Beaver for San Pedro and way ports with general cargo, the gasoline schooner Anvil for Bndon and way ports, and tha ataamer Olson at Mahony for Tacoma. Movements of Vessels. PORTl.AXP. June1 IS. Arrived Steamer Carloa. from an Francisco: steamer Break water, from I'oos Iia; ii'iiwr ttue II. El more, from TU.emook; ateamer Aureila. from baa Franilo. sailed Gasolln schooner Anvil, for Bandoa. Astoria. June 2e. Condition at the mouth ef tas river at S Y. 11.. smooth: wind, north west. 12 miles: wsaihsr. cloudy. Sailed at 4 jo A. M.. steamer Uoldrn Gate, tor Tilla mook. Arrived at & and left up at B a. M.. steamer Carlos, from ran Francisco. Halted at 8 A. V.. steamer Rhasta. f.r San Pedro; steamer Thoe, L. Wand, for San Francisco. Arrived at 7 and left lip at :M A. 11.. ateamar Breakwater, from Coos Bay. Ar rived at ".1:14 A. L and left up at 1:40 P. M.. steamer Atlas wltn barce Xo. 93 In tow. from Fas Francisco. Arrived at 1 :Ki p M. aad left up. steamer Elmore, from Til lamook. Arrived at ID P. H. and left up at midnight, steamer Aureila. from Eaa Fran clso. tan Francis ;o. Jane S3. Sailed at 11 A. M.. steamer Roanoke, for Portland. Sailed last nla-hl. steamers Falcon and bona Yak. fur Portland. Eureka. June 5S. "slied at 10 A. M.. steamer Alliance, for Hn Franclsoo. Monterry. June -3 Sailed at S last Bight, steamer J. A. Chanslor. for Portland. 8aa Francisco. June 23 Arrived Steam ers Aoranfi. from Wellington; Elizabeth, from Bar.don; Korea, from Hoaskonc; Oleum, from Seattle: City of Puebia. from Victoria; schooner Salvator. from Orays Harbor. Sailed ftee.mers Centurion, for Vancouver: Cheha'.ls. Can Jacinto, for Grays llmjor: Roanoke, for Astoria; Newburs. for Cooe Bsy: Jim Butler, for Fuset Sound; srhoonere (llendale. for SlusUw River. Buoy, for Bandoa. Tides at -A stasis Bansrrdar. Hlfh. Iow. 11-15 A. M feefS:10 A. X.. -fl.g foot 10J P. at . feeu:4I P. at...... feet JETTY IS GHDWING 2000 Feet of Pier Built at Nohalem's Mouth. WATER'S DEPTH iS AMPLE Henry Tohl and -M. J. Gersonl, of Town, ConTer Willi Knglneer on ' Project Railroad Work Is Being Kuslicd Ahead. Henry Tohl and M. J. Gersonl. of Ne halem. Or., were In Tortland yesterday on business connected with construc tion of the Nehalem River Jetty. As sistant Engineer Williams, of the Uni ted States Engineer Department, in spected the Nehalem River bar and Jetty recently and he and Mr. Tohl and Mr. Gersonl have made their reports. Cltlxens of Nehalem have subscribed ISS.000 with which to build the Jetty out to a point where the Government will take eharire and extend It out to sea." said Mr. Gersonl. ".More than 2000 feet of Jetty have been constructed al ready, with only 130.000 spent. There Is ample water over the bar now for shipping and when the Jetty is com pleted we will have 20 feet at low tide, "There has been considerable other Improvement work done In Nehalem. More than C690 has been subscribed for a new bridge over the Nehalem River at Nehalem. The cost of the struc ture will be 120.000 and the subscrip tion will be given Into the county fund. In 30 days the new pipeline from the city water works will have been completed. Only 1000 feet of pipe Is yet to be laid. Six new buildings are now under construction, one of which Is a three-story hotel, showing an un precedented building boom In the city." -tVhat Is tho condition of the railroad building into Nehalem?" Mr. Gersonl was asked. "We should have It completed In less than six months. Ten miles of steel are ye to be laid and two bridges re main to bo built. Officials of the com pany say the road will be ready by Ausrust 1. We are not that optimistic However, the road from Nehalem to Til lamook will begin operations, carry ing passengers and freight. July 1." The Nehalem business men will leave for home today by automobile, via lie ilinnville and Tillamook. AMAZON" REPORTED LEAKING Ilarkentlne ruts Into Fanning: Is land on Way to Australia. Cable advices yesterday reported that the barkentine Amaxon. one of the best- known of Coast sailing vessels, had put Into Fanning Island, a short distance north of the equator. In a leaky condi tion. She Is laden with lumber from Wlllapa Harbor for Australia. About Ave weeks ago a report was made to the San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters that the Amazon, while lying at South Bend, had begun to take water after being loaded to the water line. It developed that while some of the seams had opened, much of the trouble was due to worm-eaten planking. With the use of plugs and cement the leaks were practically stopped and she sailed May 21. Work done at the time leads to tne belief on the waterfront that she Is not leaking badly and that It was not so much for that reason as that she waa out of fresh water for her steam pump that she put Into Fanning Island. An other carrier of the type, the barken tine Lahaina. Is now at South Bend, loading lumber for Australia, and has been leaking, owing to striking on the mud and her seams opening. As a suf ficient supply of fresh water may not be carried on the voyage for her steam gear, a gasoline engine has been or dered from San Francisco to be con nected with her main pump. Alliance to Go South. MARSHFIELD. Or.. June 23. (Spe cial.) The steamer Alliance. which has been- gunning between Portland and Coos Bay and Eureka, will make a trip to San Francisco before return ing to this port. It is thought In local shipping circle tbat this means that the Alliance will hereafter run to San Francisco and that possibly another vessol will be put on the Coos Bay Portland run. HOGS SELL DIE HIGHER CHOICE I-OT BRINGS $7.10 AT STOCKYARDS. Ten Load Are Received From Ne braska Eleven Loads of Cali fornia Cattle Arrive. There were not so many sheep at the yards yesterday aa on other days of this week, but the run of other fctn.le of stock was larger. Among the arrivals ware 11 loads of cattle from California, and 10 loads of hogs from Nebrsska. The demand was good all day and trade was on an active scale. Hogs were firm, cattle were steady snd sheep held their own. Tbe feature of tbe day. In tbe matter of aajaa, was the advance In the hog market. One choice lot of 78 head, averaging 1S.6 pounds, sold at 37.10. and two otbsr lots brought $7. . Tbe top Botch reached la tbe steer market was 36-13. eight loads going at that figure. From this mark prices ranged down to 85 Cows sold from 33 30 to 33, and choice calves brought 37.30. There was not much doing In the mutton division. Ewes brought 82.63 and $3. and lambs sold at 34 and 33.30. Receipts were eoat cattle, SS calves, 823 sheep and 1041 bogs. Shippers were: Henllne Ohllnger. Neb raska. 10 cars of hogs; F. W. Ball Condon. 4 cars of cattle snd calves: W. P. Ed on, Condon, 1 ear of cattle, calves and hogs; A. K Kent. Drain. 2 cars of sheep; George J. Dtxon. Merced. CsL,, 11 cars of cattle, and c5) lJ IliailWi 111 WUUs WO. H1X UlU OWI W V -aV ... ws w whether from a wound, cut, or bruise, or from the ulceration of a wart, pimple or mole, or even if it came without apparent reason, the fact that it does not heal shows that bad blood is responsible for the place. While the circulation remains impure the nerves and tissues of the flesh around the place are constantly being fed with unhealthy matter and the fibres are thus prevented from knitting together and healing. Purify the blood and the place MUST heal, its cause having been removed. S.S.S. cures old sores and chronic ulcers because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. It removes from the circulation every impurity, and so enriches the blood that it nourishes the tender, sensitive flesh, and causes a knitting together of all fibrous tissue and thus heals the place. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free. & 5. & is for sale at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPEOBC CO. ATLANTA, CA. B. S. Norwood. Hariisburg. 1 car of cattle, calves and sheep. The day's sales ware as follows: Weight. Price. S hnrs 1SS 7-10 3 cows ICHj ' 4 cows 5.W J! coll ..... . v..s.:: i 4 so 3 calves 21 ?-50 SO.-. Iambs 5 150 lambs B 1 steer I'" . 2.1 row 3 2 bulls HITo 4.15 1 bull 1 ""'.' 2 sters 100 6.S0 7 steers 1040 R.50 3 rowa 3 50 4 cow, .- M7 4.S0 SO c..ws !t 4.50 4 calves 4 310 50 27 steers lu', 5 " 14 ho 17 T.on 3 cows " B ran l:io 4.75 1 V...M 1S40 4.23 1 bull S0 S-50 20 ewes 120 2 ; 44 ewes 113 8.00 "7 steers 10IS1 5.01) 13 hoes - iO.T 7.00 " hoa '-'4.-. B 50 105 steers 102 6.1 Ml steers 104 1 21 steers I. ......... 1073 tt.l 11 .:.r, 1053 6.25 -3 steers 10S 5.70 23 steers li -T0 3 calves 403 B OO 2 calves ISO O0 27 salves 178 7.50 1 bull 1570 4.2.1 1 bull 1440 3.50 1 bull 1330 2.50 bulls 123S 3 50 14 bulls 1510 4.2, 1 bull 1540 4.00 3 drafters 175.0O 1 drafter 200.00 1 driver - - . ... 160.ta Prices current oa tas various classes of stock at the Portland Unloa 8tockrarda were as follows: Prime grain-fed steers 16.009 .23 Prime nay-fed steers .00i U.i Choice steers B.7S0 0,00 Fair to good steers. e.Z9 Common steers svoet 5.2s Prime cows 6.00 3.50 Gccd to choice cows 4. 5ar Fair to cood cows ............ 4.600 4.73 Poor cows 4.2JW 4.30 Choice heifers 6.50 tf 5. 7 J Choice bulls 4.23 a 4.75 Choice light calves l.vua 7.09 Good to cbolca light calves ..... g.?st? 7. OS Choice heavy calves ........... K.Oeo i. it Choice stags S.23'? &.50 Oood to choice stags S.cOja, 6-25 Hoes Choice hogs -fr 7.10 Good to choice hogs 6.60 6. SO Choice nea,y a-uuio s-zs Common t.DI block bogs aWttf 1.3s Kheen - Choice Spring lambs 6.759 6-00 Choice yearlings 1.75 0 4 00 Good to choice yearlings ........ 3.600 S.73 pair to medium yearlings ....S.000 B.6u Choice ewes s.twn .uv Good to choice ewes 2.75 3,t0 r air to medium ewes 2-3 Cood to choice beasy wethars... 3.760 4-Ot Old heavy wethers ............. 1.00 tf 4.04 aiiasd lots 4.OU0 t.oe The following quotations "epi-eaent prices on this market for the different classes of horses: Prafters. extra beavy. :u0io00: drafters. 100 to 1700 IDS.. liu 21 loo : dratt ers. 1200 to 1400 lbs.. 6 1 00 ;:,); chunks. 10 o 130; plugs. I10H 140; driving horses. 616 and up; sauaie nurses abu ana up. C hicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. June 23. Cattle Receipts es tlmated at 2500: market steady for good; others lower. Beeves. 34.8306.O;- Texss steers. 34.4jt2 6.0O: Western steers, 4.7j0 6-TO; stockers and feeders, 33.2505.40; cows and heifers. 12.41)11 5 Si: calves, S5.760S.OO. HflCk Receipts estimated at 14.4HI0; mar ket steady to !,r Metier. Light, 18.20ft 6.6.-W ; mixed. 8.20w flilJVi; heavy, ga.150 8.8o; rough. 38.150625; good to choice heavy, 3i.'-!.'. t?8 0": I'lgs. 33.7006.40; bulk of sales. 38. 10 U 6.55. Sheen Receipts estimated at 12,000; mar ket weak. Native, 32.7.1 0 4.15; Western, f j.30 04.13: yearlings, 34.uO04.5; lambs, native. 33.150 6.20; Western. 34.OO0 6.2O. Metal Markets. NEW TORK. June S3. Owing to the eon tlnued holidays there were no cables from the Lxmdon metal market today. Liocally standard copper waa easy. apot, June, July. August and September. 12. 26012.3OC ISO arrivals were reported at New lork today. Custom-house returns show exports of 22,113 tons so far this month. L4ike cop per, 12.730 Itc: electrolytic 12.41 b 013. ;5o; casting. 12.37 6 12.50c. Tln steady. Spot. 44.75045.60c; June. 42.16046c; July. 4i.J6042.76c; August. 41.15 042.43c; September. 41.87 H 041. Sic; Octo ber. 41.12 H 0 41.85c Sales, nve tons of October. 41.85c Lead quiet. 4. 45 04.50a New York; 4.33 6 4.40c East St, Louis. Spelter quiet. 4.7504.30c New York; 5.53 0 5.650 East St. Louis. Antimony dull. Cookson's. 8.60c Iron was dull and rather easy. No. 1 foundry Northern. 115015.23: No. 2 do.. (14.76016; .no. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 OO. SOIt, 614.76 016.26. Coffee and Sugar. NEW TORK. June 23. Coffee futures closed quiet, net unchanged to 3 points lower. Sales. 31.750 bags. June. 10.84c; July, 10.17c: August. 10.86c; September, 10.73c; October, 10.63c; November, 10.60c; December, 10.58c; January, February, March, April and May, lo.ogc 6 pot coffee steady. Rio Nc 7. 124c Pantos No. 4. 13aC. Mild coffee quiet. Cor dova. 130150 nominal Sugar Raw firm. Muscovado, 83 test, 3.48c: centrifugal. 93 teat. 3.98c; molasses. 89 test. l.:ic Kenned steady. New York Cnttnn Xtif-k-t NEW TORK, June 23. Cotton futures Closed June, ja.oac; .July, lt.uc; August. 14.63c; September. 13.37c; October, 13.u2c; November. 13.02a; December. 13.04c; January. 13.02c; March. 13c; May. 13.14c Spot dosed quiet. 10 points lower. Mid uplands, 16.10c; do. Gulf, 15.36c Sales, 124 bale. Wool at St. Louis. ST. LOriS. June 23. Wool Unchanged. Territory and Western mediums. 17 01tfVsc; fine mediums. 16017tto: fine. 110140. Dulnth Flax Market. niXFTH. June 23. Flax on track and to arrive. 32.10: July, 82.20 asked; September. 32.07, nominal; October, 31.65 asked. Hope at Nrw Tork. TORK. June 23. Hops Firm. NEW POSTMASTERS MADE WISE Class ax Olyinpla Instructed in Way to Conduct Postal Banks, OREGON" CITT, Or.. June 23. (Spe cial.) Postmaster Randall returned Thursday from Olympla. Wash., where he was a member of a class of postmas ters and postofflce Inspectors that re ceived Instructions regarding the op erating of postal savings banks. The bank here will open Monday. There were nine postmasters and two Inspectors In the class at Olympla. Postmaster Cavanaugh. of that city, explained the method of conducting the bank. Mr. Cavanaugh received bis instructions In Washington. Only patrons of a postofflce may be come depositors In the bank. The postmasters, however, decided that a man who was not a patron of another postal savings bank might become a depositor by purchasing a morrey order for a small amount, which would be cashed Immediately by tha office. No depositor will be allowed to de posit more than 1100 at a time and 1500 is the limit for Individual denoa- PEflllMIEHTLY HEALS SORES AliB ULCERS THE I DR. GREEN SYSTEM OF MAN BUILDING TREATMENT THE 'SPECIALIST WHO Cl'RES. It matters not what your ailment is, nor who has treated it. If it is curable we will give you immediate benefit and a quick and lasting cure. 13o not allow money matters to keep you from getting well. We charge nothing to prove our meth ods will cure you. Our guarantee NO MONEY REQUIRED UNTIL SATISFIED Is your absolute pro tection. Consultation, examination snd diagnosis free. We claim for our treatment nothing "wonderful" or "secret" It is simply our successful way of do-ina- tliinars. AFFLIITEII .11 1-;.. DC lore irrsiisg elsewhere, honestly Investigate our , proven methods. You will then under stand bow. easily we cure nil cnrahle rases of VARICOSE VEINS. SPECIFIC HI.OOD POISON, ERVO-VITAL DE- i HII.1TV. OBSTRUCTIONS. BLADDER and KIDXEY troubles. CONTRACTED ailments, PILES and all RECTAL ill- what you want is a cure. jome to us and get it. Once under our treatment, you will quickly realize how simple a thing It is to get well in the hands of a specialist who knows his business. Our cures add not only years to lite, but life to vears. Office hours, dally 9 to 6. Evenings 7 to 8. Sundays 10 to 1. DR. GREEN CO. S62 Washington St., Portland, Or. Its. The holder of the certificates may then purchase a postal savings bond, which pays 2hi per cent interest, and again become a depositor. Interest on deposits starts at the beginning of the first month after the deposits are made and will not be paid unless the money Is kept In the bank one year. Koclc Cretk Bridge Contract Let. OREGON CITS'. Or., June 23. (Spe cial.) Contract for a new bridge over Rock Creek at the Zion Churrh was let by the County Court Thursday aft ernoon to the Coast Bridge Company for $4S00. The structure will be a steel and wood trestle, SoO feet long, with 16 feet steel bents set on con crete piers. Dr. Lindsay RELIABLE EDUCATED EXPERIENCED CONSULT MB FREB If you are worried about a special ail ment, organic weak ness or any male ail ment or blood ail ment. I have ,s o m nrj h faith In my own skill that I will prove my ability before I ask one cent. You don't need money to be gin my treatment. YOU MAY PAY Mtf AFTER I CURE YOU. Dr. Lindsay The Old Reliable Specialist. Corner Alder and Second streets. En trance 128Vi Second street, Portland. Or. Office hours 9 A. M. to i P. M bundays. 10 A. M. to I P. M. MEN AND WOMEN CURED! Portland. June 15. 1911. Dear Dr. Lee Hong: Am elad to state after using your herb medicine a short time I am entirely cured of the worst case of stomach and kidney trouble. I suffered many years and doctors said I had Brieht's disease and was Incur ai.Ia. I eat and sleeD and am well and strong once more, thanks to your wonderful treatment. Kespectiuny. (Sinned) MRS. LUCY BROWN. 109 4th St. All diseases of . the human body cured. Kidney. Stomach, Heart and l.lver Trouble. Constipa tion. Piles. Blood Pois oning. Lumbago and Rheumatism. Consulta tion free. Write for sym tom blank. Office hours, 10 A. M. to 9 P. M.; Sun day all day. Lady attend ant. ' , i - t LEE HO.VG CHINESE HERB CO., 142V4 Second St., Portland. Or. WAI JING CHINESE DOCTOR I am educated for Chinee doctor. I nee the Chlneee hcrbe and root medlclnea. It make wonderful cure. It ha cured many suf ferers. The treatment cures Kidney, Throat. Heart. Liver, Con sumption. Stomach. Good for either male or female and different kinds of diseases. People out of town write for consultation blank and call at my office. Room 14. 211 Alder St.. corner First. Portland. Or. . Bing Chong Chinese Doctor Made of Chinese herbs end root medicine cures all kinds diseases of the heart, lunss, liver, stomach, kid ney, blood troubles of mad and woman when others fall. If you suffer, call or write to 22514 Alder St.. up stairs. Office room 11. Port land. Oregon. SU If V Karroos areakasas Is a dlaaaas that I M IX I can be cared. All naraous pMEl. UP Dln'C aa. this, watarr blood, it doaa not ffaVtllfUUd aoariaa or sia. atrangth. Xorich P n - lb. blood aad tb.r. will be bo EDrLE ahaky. oarrous fMlinc. Go to aar drug ator. or seaa to oa ftr StTlfVfl BLOOD aVKO BTEBVE TO.KIC Tbaos Tablaaa will ear. s&t eaa. of BArvsaaaaas. 75o a su. fat frsef wrue sat aaaaaa. Ca, raUadalpala, ft. X M Berofeat CoUmtml m w Consnwna I Ik safe and simple remedy for a Bnmdutu. Csorr. HetFotr W I IT LAI inflammations. Irritations, nleer I Vm 'J I atlons ot ALL moooas membranes 1 v I or nomas of the oose, Uu-oat, I r1 I atossaob or other orsans. I AT DSUOOISTS IqP rJrio)'ry saaaassssM v.!. 'A Treatise with eaeh bottle I I V" as mailed offtrequest, 1. .Tkt ran Osaka) Ca. X 5"1ra"a I stfiflTr sTsj 1Mb Danger Lurks in Neglect SECURE THE "THE FOREMOST SPECIALISTS "HONEST TREATMENT POSITIVE RESULTS" My Fee in Many Cases CURED IN FIVE DAYS VARICOSE VEIXS OBSTRUCTIONS PILES FISTULA N Iientlon from Basiness or Home. No berero Operation. Many Case Thoroughly Cured In One Treatment. I have Proof for Every Statement I Make. Examination and Consultation Free AND NBMAS AHEUV5aARNOCTSA0TI?aVE SATISFACTORY TREATMENT. Medicines furnished from my laboratory. $1.60 to $6.50 per course. If you cannot call, write for particulars. 14 any oases are curable at home. Hours I A. M. to t P. II. Sundays lO to 11. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO. YAMHILL ST.. COB. SECOND ST. DR. A G. SMITH. I mm the only specialist In Port land vvbo does not advertise a fic titious name or photosraph. I publish my true photograph, ooerect name, personally conduct my office. I am the most success ful and reliable aa medical cre dentials and presa records prove. I make thla statement so that yoa 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 la Impossible for a medical company to attend eol leaje. Companies haxe no diplomas or license to practice medicine la Oreifon or any other state. Medi cal companies usually are named after a doctor. A portrait, whose personality and Identity are In definite, la selected and published as the legitimate specialist of the office. Hired substitutes, ordinary doctors with questionable ability sjtve consultation, examination aad treatment. 606 FOR BLOOD POISON. I iMe Professor Ehrllch's won derful new discovery. " 606 1 n cases of Specific Blood Poison. It cures In one treatment and Is the greatest marvel of medical science. This new remedy has been successfully used In thou sands of cases. Xet me explain it to you. X-r Note Jh isTN COIfSCWATIOjr AKD ADVICE FREE. . Office Horn A. H. s g P. H. SsuMtaya, 10 A. M. to 1 r. M. I Invite you to come to my office. I will explain to you my treat ment for Varicose Veins, Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood Poison, Piles, Fistula, Bladder, Kidney, Prostatic and all Men's Ailments, and s;ive you FREE a physical examination; if necessary a microscopical and chemical anaiyaia of secretions. Dr. A. G. Smith I Cure Men! IS MY FEE Fay When Cored i.eurr.i iirbilltr. Weak JierTes. In. aoauiis Results of exposure, overwork; and other violation, of Nature' lavre. Diseases of Bladder and Kidueya, Vari cose Veins, quickly and permanently cured at email expense. SPECIAL, AILMENTS Newly con tracted and chronic cases cured. All turning', itching and inflammation stopped In 24 hours. Cures effected in seven days. Consultation free. If un able to call, -write for list of questions. Office Hours A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays.. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only. PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO. 224 WASHINGTON STREET, Corner First, Portland. Oregon. Men and Women Cured Til famous S. K. Chan Chi nese Medicine Company, with their remedies, of herbs and roots cure won derfully. It has cured many Miffarsrs when .J other remedies have failed. uure cure for chronic, private ailments, nervousness. blood poison. rheumatism, asthma; pneumonia, kidney, throat and lunaj troubles, consumption. stomach disorders and other diseases of all kinds. Remedies harmless. NO OPERATION. Consultation free. Examination for ladles by Mra & K. Chan. Call or write to Tbe B. K. Chan. Chinese Medicine Co. 22614 Morrison su. Portland. Oregon. $5 SERVICES OF 99 My Claims Are Founded on Cures If you are a weak, ailing; man, stop and think what you could accomplish If you were strong and well what a source of happiness, food health and robust strength would be to you. It takes more strength to be sick than well It takes more strength to live under the conditions of Illness than It does when In health. AH my life I have been studying this problem curing eompialnts of men restoring to strength weak, ailing men. I know that I can quickly and surely restore you to health. My Immense practice, my targe medical of floes are the result of cures sure, certain. I can cure you. YOU CAN PAY AFTER CURED INQUIRE IliTeartlgate for yourself. REMERBER. IT COSTS TOU NOTHIXO to hare the opinion of the best. A thorough, palDstaklnc EXAMINATION lven each and every person by me personally. WEAKNESS To sny man who Is suffering from WEAKXESfl FUNCTIONAL, DECLINE, or PROSTATIC DIS EASES let me ask you the question: Will you put your time against mine? II" I fall to cure, MI SERVICES COST TOU NOTHIXO. 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 !s too valuable to Intrust to an assistant. I can cure you and make you as well as you 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 cbeeks, a brightness to your eye. so that In a very short time you would not know that you ever had a sick day In your life. ABSOLUTE CURES You can't afford to experiment with your HEALTH AND STREiNOTH. My Ions; years of experience as a SPECIALIST In diseases peculiar to men have proved to m. that SO per cent of the men are sufferlne; from ona or more of the following conditions: VARICOSE VEINS, DISORDERS, RIYTTTRH Speolflo Blood Poison. Contracted Disorders, Kid ney and Bladder Troubles,. Postratlo Disease, Piles, and all Reflex Felvio Ailments. PORTLAND, OB. VARICOSK VEFN'S, BLOOD POI SON, PILES FISTULA, ETC, Cured in 5 Days No Detention From Occupation, Family or Home. NO SEVERE OPERATIONS, MANY CASES PERMANENTLY CURED IN ONE TREATMENT. MOST TIME-SAVING, MOST NAT URAL, MOdT 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. VAIUCOSK VRINS Impair vitality. I dally 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 pra se r v e d 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 etay cured or refund the money. 234 H Morrison St Corner Second PORTLAND, OR. I publish my own photograph, person ally conduct my own office, have no con nection with any "medical company," "Institute" or "museum." but am a thor oughly reliable up-to-date scientific spe cialist in all disorders of men. No hired substitutes to treat you. If I accept your case for treatment and do not effect a quick and lasting cure, you need not pay one cent of my small fee. Let me prove to you, without cost or obligation, that I will cure you to stay cured, before paylnc out one penny. 9 to 5 7 to 8 Dally; Sunday, 10 to 12. Examination Advice Free. Rooms 309-10-11 Merchants Trust Bldg. Corner 6th and Washington Sts., Portland, Oregon. L. T. YEE & SONS The Old. Reliable Chinese Doctor spent lifetime study of berbe and research In China t was cranted diploma by the Emperor; guarantees cure all aliments of men and women when others fall. If yon suf fer, call or write to YEE SONS MEiltlE CO.. 14SV& llrst, Coc sflUder. rortlajid, Oc. sew, mm . u&"".