TIIE MOItXIXG OREGOXTAN, TnHRSDAY. JUNE 29, 1911.
IS
TO
CARE FOR TRAFFIC
Open River Company Will Put
Fourth Boat in Opera
tion Soon.
CRAFT WILL BE LARGEST
Vrwl to He Contrn-tcti la Advanoe)
of Olllo Canal Completion Will
llae Cargo Capacity of
About 00 Ton.
It iilrinr. of the opninc of the
Ce'lio I'ini:. which may be completed
In tw ar.l a h:f year, the Open Klver
1 ransportatlon Company will hav. In
cperarton a fourth srearcer to te the
Urcil of t.iat fleet. Il.-r lrrsjth w'.It bo
:") feet, beam : fe-t and depth of
Jio!.! nine feet with a rareo npaclty
f ton tn a loaded draft of fire and
a half feet.
Cinn:n tt'tchanan. superintendent of
the llr.e. ha compiet. J ; ml'l of the
l.u!l an I a per.p.-:ive plan of the v
el. ho will have three d-cks. the
main dck helna- p:anne. with a view
to accnmmo.iatln freight, the up!"r
leek for stateroom a.i'l General cabin
convenience ami the hurricane) d.-ck
containing i.Sservation room so that
th view al.ng the t'olunibla can bo
enjoyed ahead and astern. There will
b space on the same deck for smoking
room.
Captain r.'u-hir.an say that !th the
rar.al si feet wll. the n-w steamer can
lock through with me when fully
loaded. She will bo used principally
for hn'l!!r. heavy shipment from the
I'ppcr Columbia and on the Snake Klver
whn water condition are favorab.
la appearance ho wl'.l m ich re'Otible
the old Harvest yiecn. except that like
the steamer I'.ailey r.atzert her upper
deck will be continued to the bow
f.rmlrg a -toothpick" Unlike the
llataert. however, the bow wKl be
ro-:mld Instead of sharp.
Business along the route of the Open
Illver fleet ha a crown to tuih propor
tion that recent iv It wa found neces
sary to ship freluht from Portland to
t'elho by rail, a It cou'd not be accom
modated aboard the steamer J. N. Teal.
With the flriishlna- of the Ceillo Canal.
It I fully anticipated that larger car
rier will bo In demand and a more
frequent service required
tiikii: mmummj:iw arhivk
Klclorailo rtrportctl fomlnj and
I thclwolf Ilraclire Harbor.
When treo s-hoorcer appeared off tri
river yesterday mornlns. assisted on
their way from San pe.lro by the south
erly weather. It was aumr.i along the
waterfront tiiat one of liiem was the
barkertino C. V. Crocker, a'.though the
rouid have been l.!cntt:'..-U easily on near
Ing shore bv her r!. but the trio turned
out It b the Alvena. Ireno and W. K.
Jewett. which will load on the lower
river. The I ra ker put out from Hono
lulu June ! bound here load for Ral
four. liuthrle A lo.
San Ir.inrlvo advices credit the
amooner fldrado with havlns railed
for Tortland v la Redondo to load lumber
fr Valparaiso, but o.-a!y It Is not
thoucl-t t.a: s e ts headed th! way.
Tie arrival of t'.e three schooner yes
terday makes rive of the c!s that
r'port-d this week, the Kir.f Cyrus
and VlrKtrta having cro-sed In Tues
day from tiie lo'i'ii. The lirltisii tramp
Hrelwo'.f. from Victoria, which entered
the river Tuesday afternoon, did not
rea-h l:iman-IVulen' mill until 10:3)
o'clock yesterdiy mornlra. aithouRh she
J'ft up at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Her rarco I assembled on the dock
with the exception of a consisnraent of
timber, and the material Is made t-p of
rz erchar.tabie stuff, t'l.e Is In command
of Captain Kidman, and It I the first
oyace of tho vessel here. Siie had an
uneventful trip down the Coast.
CiOVf'JtXMENT TIMttU. WANTED
Itarvma of I.lghlhon. Annoance
Policy a to Xttr Inprtor.
Appointment of H'nry Heck to suc
ceed Commander J. M F.iil.-ort as m
teitor of the seventeenth lighthouse
ditrlct Is exr ained In a letter received
from, Washington yesterday. Represen
tative Lafterty. who recommenced that
Captain Speler. head of the harbor patrol
f irre. he appointed. wrl-e that the bu
reau official have de. !.-l In replacing
naval orr.cers In all liehthouse districts
to give preference to overnniert men.
and particularly- to those of the Coast
and ;eodet!c Survev. because of their
familiarity with cor.ditlor on coast of
the I'nlted States In the lighthouse ter
ritory. "ommandtr E'licott ws the first naval
officer In the lnitd State to be re
rule 1 by the Lighthouse nepartment.
He is to be promoted to a Captaincy In
the Cnlfed State Navy.
Inspector I'.eck ha h-gun the tudy of
local affairs to assume charge of tha
district Saturday. A Commander E1I1
cott ha completed the quarterly round
c-f all lights and station, his successor
will not be hurried on his first trip
avlong tha Coast.
RAYOCEAX POCK XEAJILY DONC
Supple Provide- Landing Facilities
for New Vessel.
When tha gao!ln yacht Bayocean
Reaves oa her second regular trip to
Tayocean Saturday mornlns; her passen
gers wi:i P.nd new facilities at Supple
tock. where a force Is engaged under
the direction of Ur. Supple In providing
a waltln-room. mtth provisions for
tar.dl!ng and storing hagnaee. r.eneath
the dock a torervirn Is being completed
for gear and supplies for the bayocean.
beside a washroom for the crew.
On the east side of the dock a walk
riaa been built, protected by a railing,
which leads to a ft.-atlns dock that will
be on a level with t: deck of the ves
sel, that passer.e-rs may be landed eas
ily without regard to the stage of water.
The Bayocean took out a fair list Tues
day and she Is due on the return this
evening. A rush Is not looked for until
warmer weather attracts those on vaca
tion bent to tha beach. With the addl
t'on of the r.ew vessel to the Fortland
Tlllaraoon Pay fWt facilities will be
ample for this season.
Marine Note.
To load lumber for Pan Francisco,
the steamer F. S. Iop has or to
I'.alnter and ah wt.l finish at West
port. Lumber will b started aboard tha
Hrltlsh tramp Kthetwolf at Inman
pouisen tiila morning, three gangs of
loogshorenaeo being employed.
At the offlri of Major Morrow. Corps
ef mrlneer. V. S. It la aaid that
NEW STEAMER
during th coming week the annual
survey of Coo Bay bar v'1 be com
pleted.
To load a part cargs befors proceed
ing to lUymond. the steamer Tsllow
stur). dropped down to Ft. Helens yes
terday and tba steamer Shna Tak went
to Westport to load a full cargo.
About :P0 ton of cement Intended
for us. In connection with the construc
tion of foundation for Ilia new Har-I-tr.an
bridge was yesterday dlchars-ed
from the steamer Hear at A:aska d-ck.
r.enera! Agent Ransom, of the Harrt
man steamer line, says that when the
Oriental liner ItygJ la dispatched neat
month she wi:l lave practically a full
r.ro mostly lumber. though there will
! b a few shipments of flour.
' Iamace eusta.ned to a donkey barge
..weed by t!io Mcfab C ompany. steve
dores, resulted In It n.nrg sn.i ..-.
to tha deck at the Portland mill, whlls
moored aionrsld. tha German bark 1L
STEAMER INTELLIGENCE.
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Hackfeld. and It will bo beached and
some f the planking- replaced.
Captain C Madeson. of the steamer
W. s. I'orter. which sailed last night
for the (Jolden Gate after discharging
oil here, was accompanied by his
7-year-old daughter, who spent a part
of her vacation aboard, havlns; also
made a voyage to Juneau tl.la month.
Sergeant Carlson, of the harbor pa
trol force, yesterday located a launch
that was taken four daya ago from the
Jlarks .n boathouse. at the headquarters
of the Portland Motorboat Club. The
craft was found on tha East Side, op
posite the anchorage of the cruiser Bos.
ton. and an Investigation Is being- made
with the expectation that at least one
warrant will be Issued.
Loaded with l.:M.O0O feet of lum
ber, being dispatched by tha Tactile
Kxport Lumber Company, the French
bark Marechal de Castries will leave
down today, bound for the United
Kingdom. It Is also expected that the
French bark Marechal de Oontaut will
be shifted through the brldgea from
the Portland mill, whera she ha fin
ished loading; for New Zealand and
Australia.
New- from abroad 1 that Jarrow
Flake, on the Tyne. which Is regarded
In maritime circles as the refua-e of
Idle tramp steamers, has been practi
cally cleared of tonnage and that not
one of those moored there Is out of
employment, but merely held tempor
arily for repairs or overhauling. A year
:o there was a large fleet held at the
refuge, but the demand has been such.
largely on the Tactile, that all availa
ble carriers can obtain charters
There yesterday entered at the Custom-House
the Iirittsh tramp Ethelwolf.
from Victoria In ballast; the ateamera
Hear. Washington and Yellowstone,
from San Francisco, and the steamer
W. 8. I'orter. from Monterey. The gas
oline schooner W'llhelmtna cleared for
Yaqtilna. the Porter for San Francisco.
Yellowstone for Raymond with 200.000
feet of lumber, and the Washington
for San Francisco with S&0.000 feet.
Charles Steelstnlth. who has charge
of A! hers Uros docks, yesterday re
ceived a communication from the mas
ter of a vessel plying between Portland
and San Francisco, asking that local
men be solicited to tak stock In a pro
posed steel steam schooner, which will
cost approximately r..0fX carry
about l.:i0.O00 feet of lumber and have
passenger accommodatlona for 75 pas
sengers. Half of the cost la ald to
have been promised by Seattle Inter
ests, more will be furnished at San
Francisco, and the balance la sought
here. The vessel Is Intended for the
coast trade.
Movement of Veels.
PORTLAND. June M Arrived Steamer
ytreakwater. from t'ooa Bv: steamer T
he. from San Kran.-lao; steamer Wash
tenaw from Port fan l.uts; steamer Alli
ance, f-om R'ireka via Coos fy Sailed
omer Aure.ia. for fan Francisco: steamer
Roanoke, for San lliego ino way I""'--ste.m-r
Falcon, for San Francisco: Prltlsn
i earner SuYsric. for tb Orient via Puget
iwur.d. .
AMorta. June 5. Condition at tn
mouth of the river at 5 P. M. smooth:
wind south 1 mile: weather rlouuy. Ar-rtve-l
at T and 1-ft ut at 11 A. al
Mejmer breakwater, from Oooa Bay. Ar
rive.! at 7 1 i A. M. Sch.ioner Alvana. from
pan P-dro. Salle.1 at :1 A. J. Steamer
' ierl.le. f r Kureka. Arrived at 11. A.
M Svhooner Irene, from San Pedro. Ar
rived at 40 A. at. Steamer N'ehlm.
from San Francisco. Arrived at la
M Schooner W. t' Jewett. from f-an Pe
dro. Sailed at 13 SO P. M. Steamer El
more, for Tillamook. Arrived at 12 I P.
M and left up stamar Washtenaw, from
port San Luis. Arrived down at 1 10 and
fMle.l at 3 p at British s'eamer fluverlo.
for Orient via Paget Bound. Arrived at
; IS and left up at 4 P. M. Steamer Alli
ance froia Eureka and Coos Bay. Failed
at 4 P. it Steamer Auralla. for San l'ra-
WfTr, Frareisco. Jan 9. Arrived at
rnl.lnight and sailed at 9 P. al. s:eamr
Nome City, from Portland, for San P"lro.
Arrived at noon steamer Oeo. w. Elder,
from Portland. 6aild last night Steamer
Naiajo. jor portUn.l
T acorn. June :- Arrtved Steamer
Carlo, from Portland.
-an Pedro. June 5a. Sailed Steamer
Roae City, for Portland. Arrived yesterday
Steamer Shasta, from Portland.
"eait.e June ?-. Arrived Steamer
Titan Victoria: steamer Ctty of Seattle.
Fkaaway: steamer Santa Ana. Southeastern
AU. steamer Prince Cor. Prim e Ru
tert steamer llornley Castle. Victoria:
steamer Jim Hitter. San Fi-anclsco; steamer
tl' Ionian. llon..ilu- Sailed Sleamar Prince
leeors. Portland Canal: steamer Queen.
an Franeieco: steamer Spokane. tellka;
sleamsr Jim Butler. Everett.
San Francisco. J.me r. Arrived Steam
ers rnarles N'e!on. alnkllteo. Tempi
E Dorr v5-v Harhor: Oeorc XV. Elder,
piirtland': Mvfalr. Everett: power sloop
Owl Coos Hay: barkentln Gardiner City,
port Ludlow; schooner Esther Bubo. Co
aiitUe Klver; bark Andrew Weleh. Hono
lli'u iai;e.l Steamers tlceano. svdney; San
liabrlei. I'mpqua Klver; schooner A. B.
Johnson, Grays Harbor.
Taroma. June Arrived Steamer
Prescient, from San Francisco; Norweitian
steamer. Dupont. Departed Park steamer
Kr..on. f-om Australia; sleainer Hllonlan.
U tvmotid.' Wash . June - Arrived
fteamars HalnUr and Clanmont. frura San
Francisco.
Tide at Astoria Tbaraday.
High. Low.
; ;. A. l 9 feel'O IO A. M... 1.4 feel
j ;i M 7 fe- " 37 P. M. S.2 fet
Mandalay Loecs CarfiO.
8 AN FRANCISCO. Jus IS. Th steam
schooner Mandalay. which broke her
port shaft, sprang a leak and became
waterlogged soon after leaving Crescent
City Friday, was tow ed Into this port
today by the steamer Tel Norte. Cap
tain LoftAtrom said that the Mandalay
ran Into a gale off the northern city
which disabled he.-, causing her to lose
lJ.vw feet of lumber.
CITY JULY MAGNET
Portland to Be Center of Ex
cursions Next Month.
ONE TO ENTICE 10,000
Christian Church Convention to I5o
Held First WeekEUks and Shri ti
ers to DepartTravel to and
Fro to lie Great.
Special trains, privately-conducted par
ties and general excursions In and out
of Fortland will be numerous next
month.
Several events on the Faclflc Coast
combine to make Portland the ilecca
for July travel. Principal among these
will be the Christian Church convention
to be held In tills city next week, which
will bring 10.i visitors to Portland. Re
duced rates from all points have been
granted by the railroads, and every regu
lar train will carry extra equipment to
accommodate the Increased travel.
One rpeclnl train that will enter the
pity for thut occasion will start from
Chicago and will carry delegate and
visitors from various points east of that
city. It will be known as the Christian
Herald special, and will b? manuged by
the editors of the Clirlntian Herald, of
Cincinnati. Some of the church officers
will travel on this train.
Other specially-conducted parties will
come to this convention from various
Eastern points.
Assembly South to Entice.
The convention of the National Edu
cational Association at San Francisco
next month also will cause a lot of
travel through Portland.
One special train operating from the
East will spend Thursday. July 7. In this
city. The party will consist of school
teachers from cltle east of Chicago.
Many have never been In Portland, and
they will devote th day to sightseeing.
The train will be In charge of George
XV. Marsters. of Boston, and Is scheduled
to arrive In Portland the evening of
July .
A private car with Frank J. Boyer
and 21 guests from Reading. Fa., la due
to arrive here July 4 to spenS the day
here. The traveler. are en route to
San Francisco and other California
cities.
A group of travelers known a the
Stout party and consisting of about 15
persons will be here at the same time.
They will come from California, and will
go to Fuget Sound. A day will be de
voted to seeing the eights of Portland
and vicinity.
Rev. V. F. Jordan, of Evanston, 111.,
will conduct a party of to the Chris
tian Church convention In this city.
They will arrive next Monday afternoon.
July J. and will remain until the sessions
of the church convention end.
Sunday School DcIcRatcs Coming.
The special train bearing Pastor Rus
sell and party of Alabama Sunday school
workers Is due to arrive In Portland
over the Southern Pacific at 8:30 tonlghL
About 150 nersons are on board. They
will remain In the city two days. While
the object of their visit Is to hold re
ligious meetings, they will find time for
sightseeing, and expect to devote a great
portion of their time while here to that
purpose.
The private car of E. S. Draper, ex
Governor of Massachusetts, left Port
land yesterday morning after being here
a day. It bore Mr. and Mrs. Draper,
Mis Draper and a party of friends who
are touring the CoasL In spite of the
rain the visitors drove over the city
In automobiles and found much here to
admire.
While Portland is the center of Inter
est for Eastern travelers, many of Its
cltlxens are passing their vacations by
trips to 'other parts of the country, it
Is In doing this that they learn better
to appreciate . tha charms of their own
city.
KIks Leave Monday.
The most notable excursion from this
city will be that of the Elks next Mon
day evening. They are destined to At
lantic City to attend the grand lodge
convention and to capture tVe 1D12 meet
ing for Portland.
A special train filled with Shrlnera and
their families will leave here at mid
night Saturday for Rochester. N. T.. to
attend the annual meeting of that or
ganization. Many Portland teachers will go to San
Francisco to attend the National Edu
cational Association convention. On ac
count of the desire of many of them to
travel on the steamers the special train
plan haa been abandoned.
BANDON NEAR PORTLAND
Xewr IVoat I.lne Planned With
Schooner "Tillamook."
BANDON. Or.. June 2S. (Special)
Arrangement were made for a new
boat line between Bandon and Port
land, when F. II. Harradln. of Astoria,
and F. O. Baumgartner. of Portland,
representing tho Elmore Steamship
Company, were In Bandon Saturday
and Sunday, signing up contracts to
run th new gasoline schooner Tilla
mook, which la now being built at
Coo Bay. Into this port. The Tilla
mook will carry about SE0 tons of
freight. It la not a passenger boat,
though It I tha Intention of the com
pany to put on the Tillamook Just to
try out tha run and If It proves aa
profitable as they anticipate the firm
will put on a steamboat of much
larger dimension tn the near future.
With the Anvil now running to
Portland and tha Installing of the
Tillamook. Bandon will have the best
of connection with Portland and a
large amount of business will be done
with Portland houses, aa Bandon
merchants are desirous of buying
from Portland bouses If they can get
the service for shipping facilities.
Tha Tillamook will make regular
10-day trips for the present and will
shorten up tho time aa tha business
warrant.
DERELICT TCWED INTO POUT
Men oa Semi-Submerged Craft Have
Hard Xlffht at Sea.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28. (Spe
cial.) Tha ateamer Del Ncyte reached
hero thl morning from Crescent City
with the waterlogged steamer Manda
lay In tow. after a terrific battle with
a 75-mllo northwester off the Califor
nia coast.
On board tho semi-submerged craft
were Captain Lofstrom and his crew
and It was a terrible night at sea they
spent, with tho high cross-waves
weeping completely over the wreck.
The men only saved themselves from
being washed from the hulk by lashing
their bodies to portions of the upper
works.
One huge sea which carried over the
side 130.000 feet of lumber from tha
after-deck load, took with It Charles
A RASH BEGOHES
MASS OF HUMOR
On Baby's Face, Head and Shoul
ders. Parents Decided He Could
Not be Cured. Cuticura Made
His Skin Perfectly Clear.
"Our boy was born In Toronto on Oct.
13. 190S, and when three months old a slight
rash appeared on his cheek. What appeared
to be a water blister would form. When it
broke, matter would run
out. starting new blisters
until his entire face, head
and shoulders were a mass
of scabs and yon could not
see a particle of dear skin.
Other parts of his body were
affected, but not to such aa
i extent. We did not know
what to do for him and
tried atxnil every adver-
tised remedy without avail.
Indeed some of them, only
added to hi suffering and
one ta) partietdar, the
Remedy, almost put the
Infant ntto convulsions.
The family doctor pre
scribed for him and told
us to bathe the baby in
buttermilk. Thh did not do any good, so
we took him to a hospital. He was treated
a an out-patient twice a week and be got
worse. It anyininit. e ureu cuieru "
other doctor and Inside of a week the boy was.
to all appearances, cured and the doctor said
his work was done. But the very next day
It broke but as bad as ever.
'We decided that it coyld not be cored
and must run It course and so we Just kept
his arms bandaged to his side to prevent hi
tearbig his flesh. We left Toronto and
shortly after our arrival tn Duluth, the Cuti
cura Remedies were recommended. We
started ustnr them In Mar, 1909, and soon
the cure was complete. Cuticura made his
skin perfectly clear and he is entirely free
from the skin disease. There has been no
return this time. Robert Mann, Proctor,
Minn.. May 3. 1910."
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold through
out the world. Potter Drug A Chem. Corp.,
sole prop., 139 Oolumbu Ave Boeton.
a-Ma!led free, samples of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, with 3-'-p. book on skin treatment.
Mohr. a seaman, and his delivery from
death was remarkable in that he was
carried back, aboard the craft by an
other comber. The Mandalay, while
leaving Crescent City several days ago,
struck the bar. becoming waterlogged.
SCHOOXEU LOSES MAX AT SKA
Captain of I'n identified Pour-Master
Believed to Have Drowned.
SEATTLE. June 18. The steamship
Hllonlan, which arrived today from
San Francisco, reports that while com
ing up the coast some distance south
of Cape Flattery she sighted a large
four-maeted schooner sailing north.
While In sight of the Hilonlan. the
schooner hove to and several boats
were lowered and for sometime were
rowed around, evidently In search of
a man ovcrnoara.
Shortly afterward the boats were
hoisted on board and the schooner
...., 0,1 ahnni iiundlrcr hack toward
San Francisco. This action caused
those on the Hilonian to believe that
she must have lost her master.
Many sailing vessels are now en
route to the Sound to load lumber and
It is impossible to identify tho one
sighted by the Hilonian"s officers.
Tamous Tramp Change Hands.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28, (Spe
cial.) The well-known British tramp
Daman, which since she went ashore
on the rocks of Fort Point a year ago,
has had various and sundry owners
and figured In many intricate deals of
sharp-witted shipping men, has entered
another stage in her Interesting career.
The big freighter Is now heralded as
the property of Eschen & Minor, who
purchased the vessel from Swayne &
Hoyt and other parties.
Chinese Girls Go Home.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 28. (Spe
cial.) Departures today included the
Pacific Mailer Persia, for the Orient,
and the Royal Mall steamer Aorangl.
for Australia and New Zealand. Two
interesting passengers on tho Persia
were Miss Cora Wang and Miss Nyln
Lea. Chinese girls, who are returning
home after completing their education
in this country.
Steamer Carries $700,00 in Gold.
SEATTLE. June 28. The steamship
City of Seattle arrived from Skagway
and Juneau today with 1700,000 In new
gold.
COUNTY FARM WORK SLOW
Buildings May Not Be Ready Beforo
Angust 15, Fortnight Late.
J. B. Bridges. Jr.. of Bridge & Web
ber, architects for the buildings at the
new Multnomah County Farm, west of
Troutdale, estimates that E. B. White,
the contractor, will not have the struc
tures ready for occupancy until August
15. The date specified In the contract
agreement is July 31 but it is probable
that the County Commissioners will not
enforce the penalty of $25 for every
day's delay as the work has been de
layed by labor disputes beyond control
of the contractor.
The roof is now being placed on the
main structure. The barn and superin
tendent's cottage have been finished
and the power station and tuberculosis
hospital are well on the way to comple
tion. It la believed that the county
wards may be moved from the present
farm, on Canyon Road, west of tho
city, not later than September 1.
Pasco to Water Park.
PASCO, Wash, June 28. (Special.)
Several hundred feet of galvanized Iron
flume has been bought by the city and
will be used in distributing water to
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MEN CURED
$5 to $15
By DR. LINDSAY, the Eminem t, Long
Established Specialist
WHY PAY MORE
for inferior treatment when you can get the
verv best medical attention at a fee of from
ONE-FOURTH to ONE-HALF that charged,
by other specialists with my reputation? Re
member that you are not asked to pay for
any experiments or any failures. If your
case will not yield to treatment 1
. -1 -. . V- flp.l .Tumlnotlnn
frankly tell you so and give you
to tako care of yourself.
MY SPKCIALTIES ARC Xenons Debility,
Blood Allmeat. I'llea, Varicose Vein, It up- Y,
tares, Kidney, Hladder and all aliment pecu
liar to men.
COMB AND CONSULT TJ3 FREE OS" ALL CHARGE.
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
Corner Alder and Second Streets. Entrance 12SV6 Second Street,
land, Or. Office Hours A A- M. to
I in nansYi'Jili i I HI r a Maul I li II in.aiwsiiani I
II
Pay Me Only as
You Improve
I publish my own photgraph
and I am a recognized expert in
all disorders of men. legally li
censed to practice medicine and
rmrtcery. Every ailing man who
comes to my offices is assured of
my careful personal attention
throughout the entire treatment. I
realize that a cured patlont Is my
best advertisement, and for that
reason never accept a case unless I
can give every honest assurance of
promnt and satisfactory results,
P.apid. certain, thorough cures for
a small fee on easy payments have
made mv practice the most suc
cessful In Portland today. I will
show you Immediate benefit, cure
you for half the expense and In
less time than will be done else
where, or It will not cost you a
cent.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
9 to 5, 7 to 8 Dally, Sunday 10
to 12.
Examination Advice Free.
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D.
Rooms 3lh9-10-ll.
Merchant' Trust Bldg.
for. oth and Washington.
Portland, Or.
I Cure Men!
IS MY FEE
Pay When Cnred
General Debility. Wenfc lfervee, In-
aoainla Results of exposure, overwork
and other violation of MM u re 'a law
Diseases of Bladder and Kldneya, art
eoe Veins, qnlckly and permanently
eared at small expense.
aPUCIAL. AH.ME.tiTS Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. All
burning. Itching and inflammation
topped 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. Fortland. Oregon.
BING CHONG, CHI
NESE DOCTOR
Made of Chinese brbs and
root medicine cures all
kinds diseases of the heart,
lunss, llcer, stomach, kid
ney, blood troubles of man
and woman when others
fall. If you suffer, call 6r
write to 105 H Sd it, room
A, cor. aLorrlson.
SI V V VerTona wsakaets Is a almas that
n M It l can b cared. All nerroiu peupls
UFntnlie bar thin, watery blooo. it does Dot
Ntn V UUO nouruUi or gi Mresslb. korica
P tho blood sod liter will b no
F U P L t shsky, asrvous follns. Go to an?
d-us, storo or oond to n for
trXXI SLOOD ANDNEItVK TONIC
Thei Tblta will cur sbt cm of nrvounM. 75c a
boa. For Proof writ Dr. C. Foilaaclpbi. Pa.
the trees recently planted In the City
Park. This six and one-half acre tract
was deeded to the city by the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company about a year
ago on condition of certain improve
ments in the way of grading, levelling
and tree planting.
The Chilian aovernment bss under con
struction nearly 15O0 mile of railway the
cost of which will b about t75.0O0.0QO. ,
A Few TascaretV
Cure Constipation
Pleaaant, aentle, though tlie moat
effective remedy In the world for
alugglah bowels or a laay liver.
In the old days physic was dreadful
calomel, castor oil. salts or cathartics.
And thev were worse than they seemed,
for they Irritated the stomach and
bowels. They acted much as pepper
acts in the nostrils. They flooded the
bowels with fluids. But those fluids
were digestive Juices. And a waste to
day means a lack tomorrow. You se
cured relief, but you were actually
worse off ,han without it.
It's different with Cascarets. Their"
effect is tho same as that of laxative
foods, or of exercise. They stimulate
the bowels to natural action. No grip
ing. They act as a bowel tonic.
The old way. too, was to take large
doses of physic People waited until
tho bowels were clogged. The new way
is to take one C as caret when you need
It. Carry tho box in your pocket or
purse. Ward off the troubles Instantly.
The modern plan is to keep at your
best. The old way wasted too many
good hours. Get a 10 cent box of
Cascarets now.
can ascer-
onH will I-
advlca how a?
Port-
P.
Suaday 10 A. M. 1 P. M.
ONE TREATMENT
CURE
Varicose Veins, Piles
Fistula, Blood Poison
Examination Free
Seventeen Tear of Sneetss In Treating
Men Cans Unaranteed or Us Pay.
Many Oaeea Permanently Cored la ONE
TREATMENT. Moat Time - Saving, Bloat
Natural, Most Safe. No Detention From
Occupation, Family or Home. A Radical
and Permanent Cure. I Will Give fOOO te
Any Charity n a Guarantee That Every
Statement In This Announcement la True.,
I cure rapidly, painlessly and at small expense, I will demonstrate
actual results in your oase. I will give conclusive evidence of my merit
which is obtained and maintained by ability. I Invite you to come to
my office. I will explain my treatment fcr Hernia, Piles, Fistula, Varu
eoae Veins, Pelvic, Xrrvois, Blood, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. I will
give you free a physical examination; If necessary, a mloroscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions to determine existing pathological and
bacteriological oondltions. 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 aa 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. I have alwaye charged a very reasonable
fee. so 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 baste, and the inducements that I offer, which are
my ability and SO years' successful experience, time - saving treatment
and guarantee of cure of certain diseases.
Specific Blood Poison Cured in One Treatment
BY PROF. EHRLICH'S GREAT TII- li (ICiCt "
COTERY AJfD BLESSING TO MANKIND VIVO
This discovery Is the greatest boon to sufferers from Speolflo Blood
Poison ever discovered. It has been used successfully In over 20.000
oases. It absolutely cures In one treatment. No matter how long, you
have been afflicted, it works like magic. My experience with it per
mits me to state positively that it is the greatest discovery of the age
and that all the symptoms of the dreaded disease, including ulcere,
eruptions, sores of all kinds, disappear In an Incredibly short time. I
am the only reliable Specialist on the Coast using this preparation in a
scientific manner. Consult ma Free before going Uewbere, and. get
cured now. .
We Cure Nervous Exhaustion
erso known as Nervous Debility, Nervo-Vital Debility. Neurasthenia, eto.
If you have any symptoms of this ailment, such as loss of energy or
ambition, vitality, easily fatigued, dull, listless feeing, nervousness and
other symytoms, I want you to be sure and call. I have given this con
dition of men special study and I unhesitatingly say that my treatment
is not excelled by any other specialist, regardless of what they may
claim. I know what I have accomplished tn even the most severe oases
letters of Indorsement are on file, and there Is no reason to believe
that I oannot cure YOU also. RE3TSMBEK, by calling you do not obli
gate yourself to take treatment-
We Cure Contracted Ailments
Kewfr contracted eases quickly cured. All burn lug, Itching:, Inflamma
tion and dlsoJiarge cheeked In 14 nostra. Many eases eared In on week.
We have at speeUae treatment for tola ailment.
Bladder and Prostate Gland Ailments
Burning Pains. Tortures. Misery' Straining, Cystitis. Stone in the
Bladder, Gravel. Blood, Muoous and all Kidney and Bladder Ailments
which you do not care to trust to the family doctor. I am a specialist,
and am psepared to give you quick relief and a speedy cure.
"Old Chronic Cases" Cured
If you have an old case that has been hanging on for weeks or months,
and which medicine from doctors and druggists can t seem to cure right,
there Is some reason, I have a sclentlfio cure, and will oure you quickly
and cheaply. Docf lot any ailment drag you down and weaken you.
Many Simple Cases Cured for $5
We are permanently located. Incorporated and licensed under th laws
of Oregon.
MEN. EF IX TROTJBX.E OOTTStrLT ITS TODAY". If you cannot oalL
write for fre book aDd self-examination blank. Many oases oured at
home. Hours 4 A, M. to P. M. Sundays. 10 to It
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SOIK MORRISON ST BET FOtTKTH AND FIFTH PORTLAND, OR.
h S
DR. A. G. SMITH.
I am the only speelaltat la Port
land who does not advertise a fie
tttloti name or photogTapb.
I pnblinh my true pbotosrraph,
pool tot name, personally conduct
my office. I am the moat sneceaa
f al end reliable, as medical ore
den stalls and preas records prove.
I make this statement so that yen
will know you eonault a true spe
cialist, who aeea and t rents pa
tients personally. I possess aklll
and experience, acquired In auch a
way that no ether can share, and
suonld not be classed with medical
eompanlea. Xt la lmpoeslble for
a medical company to attend eol
lesre. Companies have no diplomas
or license to practice medicine In
Oregon or say other state. Medi
eal companies usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality end Identity are In
definite. Is selected and published
sa the leaitlmate specialist of the
office. Hired aubatltutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give consultation. exanlastloB and
treatment.
606 FOR BLOOD POISON.
I use Professor Bhrllch's won
derful new discovery, " 608," 1 n
cases of Specif lo Blood Poison. It
cures In one treatment and Is the
greatest marvel of medical
science. This new remedy haa
been successfully used in thou
sands of cases. Let me explain it
to you.
00 w smvrATioit
AND
nm Hons S A. M. te 8 P. M.
I invito you to ooms to my office. I will explain to you my treat
ment for Varicose Veins. Hernia, Nervous Debility. Blood Poison, Piles,
fistula. Bladder, Kidney, Prostatlo and all Men's Ailments, and give you
FREE a physical examination; If necessary a microscopical and chemical
anaiya.a of seoretlona.
Dr. A. G. Smith
WAI JING
CHINESE DOCTOR
I am educated for Chines
doctor. I as the Chinese
herbs and root medicines.
It makes wonderful cures.
It has 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.
L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old. Beliable Chtoe-te
Doctor pent lifetlm study of
tierbs and research In Cblna;
was cranted diploma by the
tmperor; siaraoteea cure all
ailments of men and women
when others fall. If yon suf
fer, call or write to VEB
BON 8 MXDICLNII CO., 142 H
First Cor. Aider. ForUanti, Or.
tEWiaBa
A
r
f o f
Note This,
mi
Important Fact
VARICOSE VEINS, BLOOD POI
SON, PILES, FISTULA, ETC,
Cured in 5 Days
No Detention mm Occupation,
Family or Home.
NO SEVERE OPERATIONS,
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT,
MOST TIME-SAVING, MOST NAT
URAL, MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND P ERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS 13 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 1500
TO ANY CHARITY AS GUARAN
TEE THAT EVERY STATEMENT
IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT 13
TRUE.
VARICOSE VEINS
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 pre
servsd and strengthened, pain.
ceases, swelling suDsiaes, a
healthy circulation Is rapidly re-X
established Instead of the depress-
ing oonaiiioais. x buwiuiioo jw
cure to stay cured or refund' the
monsy.
ADTICB EH BE.
Saaydaiys, lO A. M. to 1 P.
M.
234 Morrison SL
Corner Second
PORTLAND, OR.
FOR
BL00DP0IS0N
Blood tests ac
curately made.
Treatment sci
entifically ad
ministered. Per
manent cures
guaranteed.
We cure all
ailments of men.
Pay when sat
isfied. Consul
tation, examina
tion and diag
nosis free.
DR. GREEN CQ
S62 Washington St., Portland,
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