THE JrOTIXlTN'O OREnOXTAN. FRIDAY, JUNE SO, 1911.
23
DEEPER CHANNEL
AT YAQUINA ASKED
Government Aid Would Give
Outlet for Timber in
Siletz Valley.
PORT OF TOLEDO ACTIVE
JVtltlon f'r Improvement of Harbor
Presenter! to Major Morrow.
SI 00,000 Appropriation
Believed I'nouRh.
trirr etcM to ten mil's from Toledo
n YTilna Hr. embraced !n what H
knomn as t! Siiets Vll-r. I mlnutrt
to he itandlr.t 19. 009.00.90'! fet of
timber, which '!l be r.ute. by rail
to the lay and mtt'd f r t:ie coast
wise narkrt an.! evwrt If t- Govern
ment rrrc! the oral petition cf the
Port r( .Toledo, w I I. U a pre "-r. t d
forcibly y-i:fn!y t" .V,pjc.r Morrow.
or;.s nf Cnk-mn. J". A at l.ls of
fice in the i'ju.-h hu.Mms.
In the last rivers and I arbor Mil a
r.errlnal appropriation was made for
rrrilrr.lrarr work, b it th Tort of To
l io officials t'ut tr-.at but from
T3.00' to IT .tY Is r-iuire. lth
which to c vc a channel depth of ii
feet at hli'h mater and the distance to
bo covered I. frm three to four miles
above pre.icr.t dc, water.
Ikir in tifxnl Shajvr.
The Taqlna Ray bar is said by them
to be In fUr con-iitinn and v. htle It I
rt Intended to Indue dr p lruft ves
sel, to enter the har'or. those Inter
es'ed In fie movement aver that tn.rc
will ho sufficient wner rr the acconi
rno,!attnn of schooners.
Jjdo Flcwart. rryreenti:ie tTo Fort
of Toled.. and '. A. Main, of M.nn :
Montgomery. lumlr hrm that has
Interests In fi.it tt-rrttorv. both went
Into the situation In il- tall, while Colo
nel I'nrker. Walter N.h and Frank
Newton added general information to
the exploitation of Tl-'-l"' possibili
ties when once a method l secured to
warrant vessels heinir navigated In
those wafers to move lumber that can
be manufactured. Kvcn with the pre
vailing handicap two nulla at Toledo
and one at Kits City rnve a combined
cut of ;i9.0o feet i!:.ly and It la In
tended to establish mo-lrrn plantii at
Toledo when once the timber tract of
tne Jvletl IS made accessible.
l'orl of Tolnlo Aid.
The I'ort of Td-'.o did not seek the
aid of the Government enctneerlns;
force without having undertaken tne
Improvement independently, for a bond
June was floated which netted the dis
trict S1.00i and there ha been In
operation a "clam-shell" dredge, with
a capacity of a yard an.l a half, that
rest about tlj.ooo. The Uredite' boom
Ik ahout 10S feet lonir and o far a
that character of r-r can be used It
fcas performed excellent service.
In addition to the timber resources
Toledo owns i0 feet of waterfront
property that w!l be devoted to public
purps'S wtth the Improvement of
channel conditions, and there will be
J04 evpen.ied In d krss under tho gen
eral scheme. It was po!nte out at the
hearing that a rU-ht of way has leen
secured for a r"rthn -f the distance
alor.s ('lUly Slouch. In the event har
bor condition are t-ettered. ao that the
construction of a locsir.iT rond would
lie Justified, while alone Pepot Slouch
a line has been built for a few miles.
nallmaJ Ilates 1'rtililhit.
Roth slouch are cavtcaTne for
Ihort dlst.irees from the buy. but the
only feasible scheme to send iocs
down stream Is said to b by rail.
Ever since the completion of the t'or
vailla A Kastern liaalroad. Yaiuma lUy
has had connection with the outside
world and with the purchase of the
line by the Marrlman interests a few
years to the ra I poslblllt!cs have
been Increased. Ti'e rni'.lnien assert,
however, that trey are m the same po-
ttlon as their competitors In the Wil
lamette Valley In havina to overcome
a differential In rates of about 1 1 as
compared wtth the terminal tariff In
force at Portland. Kor that reason
there Is no Incentive for them to nun
tufactire lumber In competition with,
entslde plant and la the absence of a
ifSi-lcnt l.ical market they must Join
with other coast points and secure a
water outlet.
Major Morrow will embody the data
riven In a report to ashlnrton. car
rytnir wtth It his recornmemlatlon. and
the result will be known as soon as the
board of enctneers re.elves the report
and rassrs on the view taken by the
J'ortlaud off.crr.
xfw ciiAxxru is rovxD
Master f Taltoc (Intls Conrwe? peep
er Than Former Route.
Captain Molocy. of the steamer
Tahoe, has discovered, as a result of
the last trip of that vessel Into the Co
lumbia River, that the chances of the
past season have created a new chan
nel, north of the old course which Is
two feet deeper than the other. While
no Information has been Kiven out
bearing oa aoundlnss made' In the
aurrey this month, masters and pilots
say that the old channel hus shoaled
aliehtly and that the new channel Is
a natural road, due to scourlnc caused
by the Jetty, as the dredce Chinook has
worked mostly on the former channel.
T . i - V i.i.nMnn of the Itovernment
r.clneerlne forces to push the south
Jetty as far along the present line as
the appropriation will permit. It may
extend beyond the mark Qrst set. seven
miles from shore, and leave less than
half a mile to be finished. It is prom
ised that when the s-irvry of June. IS 1 3
ts finished that there wl'.l be at least
1') feet of water at low tide at the en
trance. With the narrowlns of the
channel throuch the construction of the
north Jetty, creater depth may be at
t:neJ by operation of the dredce
Cninook during the Summer.
1X)CRS ake occitikh again
l"rrhct Is Tasslng Kapldly and
Loarr IXx k Arc F"rr.
With the aid of a heavy stream of
water Couch-street d'X-k was cleared of
the res'.d-JS left by the freshet and when
sawdust had been spread on the floor
to take up the dampness and protect
a"ods. It was announced that frelrht
would be received on the lower dock.
The office of Oison a- Mahoney was the
on!y headquarters on the West Side
waterfront n"t vaeated owlns; to the
TisinsT water, a the 1 J feet resMstered
d 1 not even dampen the floor, thouch
ti'.e lower dock was foorted.
From Purnslle It Davis streets the
4 xki have been cleared and were nsd
yesterday- t other points a.on Che
1 beach It Is expected that freight will
' be received In the comlnar week, and on
I a few docks repairs will be necessary.
as the freshet caused docks to float
from the underpinning In places, but
unlike Winter floods absence of a cur
rent made the damage nominal. Hecent
rains had Utile, effect on the freshet.
Private sauces showed a continuous
fall vesterday and from now on It will
be more rapid. In the Columbia a
stron current continues to run and
owners of towing steamers report that
oni- one log raft can be handled.
although under normal conditions three
are towed at a time.
Marine Note.
Coos Pay coal as yesterday dis
charged at the foot of Everett street
from the steamer Freskwater. which
sails todsy on the return.
To have her machinery overhauled and
siigiit repairs made In the engine-room,
the Hotford steamer G. K. Wentworth
wlil be ordered out of commission today
ar.d remain Idle several days.
Carton W. C. Mooarle has been given
command of the steamer Sarah Dixon,
succeeding Captain I-unn. master of the
tdamond O. who was skipper while the
vessU was laid up for repairs.
As Captain Schraedcr and his crew
desire to participate In Fourth of July
exercises elsewhere, the steamer Sue
. . i ..it Monitor afternoon
Instead of Tuesday for Tliiaraook.
Ixcsins camps on the lower river are
preparing to close doan fora few days
M.nCer lotlsr. Hal" ...
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lloaook. n Hugo. .. . Ju.y
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Num.
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Date.
June 30
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W. nl:it"a. . . .s.n Krsnclsco July
.ocia H.roeean J'J'y
Anil liaioloii ";
..nr I'tdro. .. . Ju.y
fcus If Kimnre. 1 li amoek. . . . July
t,o. w. tJrr. fmn 1' o. .. . Ju.y
Nail)... I oo H.y July
RnM "lty !an I'edro. ... Jiy
Fseon sn Francisco July
l-tsi-.e, XKillar. Hsifo Juijr
1 ivfl tan I'edro. ...July
Imaneke -"so I 'I-o lu.y
Krsia lionxkung. .. - July
owing to the Fourth of July celebra
tions, which draw many of their helpers,
and they may not resume until the latter
part of next week.
Il mas yesterday announced that the
lirltlsli steamer Hornby Castle, which
has discharged a cargo at ean Francisco
loaded in the Interest of Balfour. Guthrie
er Co.. has been chartered to load mining
timbers fur Fort I'trte. on Fusel Sound,
a: a rate, of tZs id.
Having hod a new steel rropeller
shipped, the steamer Golden Gale Is to
be ttoated from the Oregon dry dock to
day and load outward cargo so as to sail
for Tl.tamook lontcht. Kepairs will bo
made to the oid wheel, one blade of
which was badly bent on the last voy
age when the shaft was also damaged.
Captain "Jim" Shaver says that In an
other week ail traces of the tire that
played havoc aboard the steamer Shaver
wlil have been eradicated and she will
resume service. She Is lying at the
Snaver yards on the East Side, where
she was towed from the Portland Ship
building Company's plant Wednesday.
Included In yesterday's entries st the
Custom-House mere the steamers Wash
tenaw. AJilance and Tahoe. from San
Francisco, and the lireakmater from Coos
Hay. the ltreakwater. Washtenaw and
Tauoe clearing for tho return, while
the French si.lp Mare.hal de Castries
cleared for tho United Klnghom with a
lumber cargo.
Hush Iirady. the city's official grappler
sttached to the harbor patrol force, re
covered from the depth of the Wil
lamette yesterday the launch Water
Wacon. owned by Chief Electrician
Myers, of the Northern Pacific Terminal
oir.pany. The craft sank near the east
end of the Steel bridge after having the
port side stove In. iirady found It In
U feet of water.
As a result of the barkentlae Lahaina
having grounded In Wliiapa Harbor re
cently, her owners have tiled an action
f..r libel In the sum of l:T.ii" against the
tag Defender and launch Fearless,
winch were towing the barkentine from
Kaymond to South Hend. Captain Al
bert Croae. of this city, made a survey
of the vessel after she was reported to
have sprung a leak.
On Ms way to Seattle to Inspect the
rebuilt steamer Yucatan. Captain John
permingham. supervising Inspector of
steam vessels for the Pacific Coast dis
trict, passed through the city late
Wednesday. The Yucatan la to be ready
for service July 2. after about lio.OCO has
been expended to repair damage result
ing from the steamer tlng wrecked In
I.-y Strait. In Alaska. February K 19:iX
Sue is to go on the Nome run.
on her first trip to Oregon City under
the new schedule of the Yellow Stack
Line, the steamer Pomona carried con
siderable freight yesterday. Captain
Hiuha says the Indications srs that
there will be heavy tourist travel during
the season, as It Is a trip of less than
two hours, and tlcketa are Interchange
able with the electric line, so visitors
can view the Fails of the Willamette
without great loss of time. Two round
trips are being made daily and three
Sundays.
MoTonientsi of Vcssla.
PORTT-ANTX Jane IS. Failed Bteemer
WasMroasr. for San rraociaco.
Astoria. June t. Condaloa at the mouth
of the river at f P. M-. smooth wind,
northwest. It nll.s; weath.r. cloudy. Sailed
at & A. al. Steamer Houoka, for ban
l lego and way porta Arrived at 1:40 A.
X. Schooner a V. Crocker, from Honolulu.
. . . t j EF.mar w. ft Porter.
n X. 1 - a. - -
foe n Francisco. Mailed at 3 P. it.
t.-hoon.r V. H. Talbot, for Dunedla. Ar
rived at 1 P. al. Scaoon.r Americans,
from Saa Frane'sco. Sailed titeamer Fal
con, for San Francisco,
Astoria. June !. sailed at P. L
Stearo.r TanaipaU. for Ban Francisco.
baa Fraacisoo. June :. Arrived it I X
.. . lnr- mnA m t f
A' at. Steamer Toiamlta. from Columbia
Klver. bailed ' w
t:iar. lor
Tauoih. June 1. Passed In It A St.
F.-it'.h steamer cutstic. rwm "
eent:ie.
Monterey. June J. Bailed Steamer J.
Cnansmr. tor r-onianw.
fcan Francisco. June 51 Arrtrtff steam
ers rleav.r. Iiura iwm.i.., - . ...
Moinlaol and Orsrs liarbor: Yosemlte. from
Astoru: Courtrield. from Baltimore: Lela
caw. from New York; schooner A draco.
fTra Handon: Oregon, from Coqullle; Co
q'.lls. from Sluslaw; steamer Nippon ataru,
from Hongkons. Failed (Steamers St.
Oeors-e. f"r Newcastle. F.ngiand: Mariposa.
f r Tshlti: Honolulaan. for Honolulu: F"al
lon. for seatlis; scbooaer Omega, for Coos
B cattle. Jan, -9. Arrived Steamer worth,
srr.i.rn . from" Vald.s: steamer TTnatllla.
f-om Noma- et.axn.r Paekmaa. from 8a
Franeiseo. Faii.d bteamsr Cty of Seattis.
'"Los" Agtree. Jnre SsV Arrival Steamers
r.ie-l.ma. fr-m 1'ooe Bc Orars Harbor,
from Wlllapa HarMjr; Dstsnder. from , ureve
Itsrbor bailed dteaniers Governor, fo- Se-a-.ti:
Fair mki. for Urajs Harbor: Wasp,
for lira Uaxfcorj
Tides at Aaterla Friday.
H'gh. Low.
1 11 A. M....1 feet lo st A. 3 fo
4-11 P. at.-.Le (mi,UJ! P. at.... see
. .TEAMER INTELLIGENCE. J
J Use te Arrive.
Name. -rora. Pate.
I v.iirj:t.n....s.o Krsaclscoln port I
J .;..;u-n Tli.i'l.....n port
l.-mr. iin I'etlro. .. . la port
Jlrr.ksrster. .-'" Her Port
A il..... Kr. In Pr T
lis... ean i'.aroe.aa " I
A.-i.ll L.i.dua J"i 3' I
No; iio... June 30
1! I'lmori. Til J.-no-'k. . . . Ju'r t
lteel'tlT So I'e'iro. ... JU'JT J f
W. E.fler. 1'ie.o July
f- . iintf.uD(....jLir a
RANCHER KILLS FOR
REFUSAL TO DRINK
Unarmed Camp-Tender Is Shot
Down; Slayer Guarded to
Prevent Lynching.
STRAY BULLET HITS CHILD
Bitter Family F?ul Culminate'"! In
Tragedy When Man Scorns Com
mand to Drain Class to
Health of Ills Enemy.
POISE. Idaho. June 19. (Special.)
A bitter family feud over an alleaed
wrong culminated tragically In the
little town of Halley. In Southern Idaho,
late Inst night, when Ben Hlggs. a
prominent rancher, shot and killed
Joseph Jones, a campiender, who was
unarmed at the time.
Since the kllilnu; threats of lynchlnu;
have been made. Hlggs was Imme
diately placed under arrest and Is kept
under a double guard, on the ciiarK"
of murder In the first degree.
Only one eye-witness. Conductor
Kid. of the Oregon Short Line. s:iw
killlncr. The men met In a .r,'"n'?'v
resort and the oid feud " "
broke forth. Ve" bo s erous.
Hggs clemnr" t.iat Jones drink to
his he.""' an when Jones refused to
m mj tne rancner wr.iipeu uv n s.a
siiooter and sent five shots at Ms
enemy. The second bullet severed the
jugular vein and Jones died In 20 min
utes, never regaining consciousness.
Another shot took effect In his body
and two In his legs.
Utile Jlmmlo Campbell, who was
passing down the street with Ms
mother on the way home, was sirucK
In the arm by the fifth bullet. His
wound Is not serious.
PROJECTS TP BE SEEN
DESKUT AND LAXI) BO.VUDS TO
TAKE IXSPECTIOX TRIP.
Members Will Go Over Irrigated
Tracts From Southern and Cen
tral Tart of State
KALK.U. Or. June S9. (Special.)
Members of the Desert Land Board
and State Land Board will leave the
nlsht of July 4 for a two-weeks' Inspec
tion trip of the 'Irrigation projects in
Southern and Central Orecon.
The party will Include Governor
West. State Treasurer Kay. Attorney
General Crawford and State Engineer
John H. Lewis. James R. Linn, a mem
ber of the State Parole Board, probably
will accompany the party. It Is prob
able Secretary Olcott will be unable to
attend because so far there has been
no appointment of a chief clerk and he
Is conducting the affairs of the office
alone.
The first stop will be at Klamath
Fails, from which place they will sro
by automobile to Lakevlew, where the
Governor and members of the State
Land Board will take up questions in
connection with the Warner Valley
Stock Company case. From there the
entire party will go Into Warner Valley.
20 miles west of Lakevlew. to examine
a Carey Act project of 130.000 acres,
which has been more or less actively
under way for some time. Ketumlns;
to Lakevlew the party will jto north
to Paisley, where considerable difficulty
has been encountered In securing the
reclamation of a 12.000-acre project
under the Carey Act.
Krom there they wlU (to to Laplne
at the head of the reschutes River to
examine progress on a Sl.OOO-acre
project of the Deschutes Land Company,
where the party 'expects to find steam
shovels at work and general activity
apparent.
Krora this point they wlU go to Bend
and over the work of the Central Ore
son Development Company, which has
taken over the old Deschutes Irrigation
A Power Company. The Desert I -and
Board has Just approved the sale of
(J tracts of land In that section, afrcre-frattna-
145 acres, the Hens on which
amount to t.182. It Is probable the
party will return directly to Salem from
Bend, comlna: over the new railroad,
lter In the year the boards will prob-
h: pnv.r -tl of the rjroleota In Kast-
This Is the first time that any of the
members of the new State Land Board
have officially viewed any of the proj
ects that are tinder war In the state.
AMERICANA jCR0CKER IN
Seven Windjammers Come In Three
Days for Lumber.
Ia three days seven sailing vessels
have entered the Columbia Klver, the
largest showing- In many months, and
It Is attributed to the southerly weather
that prevailed until yesterday. The
arrivals of "Tuesday, when there were
three, and two reported Wednesday
were for coastwise cargoes, but yester
day two came to work lumber offshore,
the barkentine C. F. Crocker arriving"
t 1:40 o'clock In the afternoon from
Honolulu, which port she left June 10,
and the schooner Americana reported
from San Francisco, whence she sailed
June 21.
The Americana Is under charter to
J. J. Moore Company and will load
for Brisbane, her cargo having been
purchased on the lower river, and the
Crocker will be loaded at Westport un
der charter to Balfour, Guthrie & Com
pany. The French ship Marechal de Castries,
which Is to leave down about 7 o'clock
this morning, was oleaerd yesterday at
the Custom-House for the united iving
dom for orders, carrying 1. 284. MS feet
of lumber valued $13,312. dispatched by
the Pacific Export Lumber Company
The French bark Marechal de Gontaut.
which was shitted through the bridges
yesterday from the Portland mill-to an
anchorage off the Oceanlo dock, will be
towed seaward Sunday. She will prob
ably clear today.
Tillamook Launched t Xorfh Rend.
MABSHFIBLD, Or, June 29. (Spe
cial.) The new gasoline boat Tilla
mook, which was built by Kruse &
Banks, at North Bend, was launched at
that city. Miss Alice Dean, of Astoria,
and daughter of one of the part own
ers of the boat, ohrlstened her. The
Tillamook la a finely-built boat, 124
feet long. She will be used by the
Nehalem South Coast Trading Com
pany. As soon as the gasoline engines
are Installed the boat will be taken
north. Captain C, E. Edwards, who
operates a boat line on Coos River,
has sold tha gasoline passenger boat
auuiooma to Masters Brothers. The
AFTER
7 YEARS
SUFFER!!
I Was Cured by Lydia E Pink-
. ham's Vegetable Compound
f Wanrika, Okla. "I had female trou
bles for seven years, was all run down.
ana so nervous L
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for dif
ferent things bu
did me no good, I
got so bad tp I
could not slo-'P daj
or night. Wle in
thisconrvdonlread
of LTn Pinfc
hars Vegetable
Compound, and
be ran its use and
wrntafft Tir THiikham for advice. In
a short time I had gained my average
weight and am now strong ana well.
Mrs. S.u-T-iE Stevxn-s, B. JT. D-t 2so
8, Uox Si, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woma-
nuntington, ilass. "V -"a"L w
oua, run down condi and for three
years could llnrl help. .... .n
i owe y present good health to
Tt- rinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and lilood Purifier which I be
lieve saved my life.
" My doctor knows what helped me
and does not say one word against it."
Mrs. Maiu Janctte Bates, Box
134, Huntington, M3ss.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without giving;
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, ulceration, displacements,
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-dowa
Xeeling, and nervous prostration.
latter "will use the boat on Catching
Inlet and Captain Edwards will build
a new boat to use on Coos River.
Murshricld Boat Taken South.
t stjswitii.-t.T'). Or.. June 23. (Spe
cial.) The new gasoline boat Owl, re
cently launched at the Kruse & Banks
shipyards In North Bend, has been tak
en to- San Francisco. R. E. Gibson Is
captain. He brought his crew and took
the boat on Its trial trip, wnicu wm
satisfactory. The Owl is 64 feet long.
MINING MEN WILL MEET
Grants Pass to Entertain Congress
July 18 Exhibits Arranged.
GRANTS PASS, Or.. June 19. (Spe
.i.i imncfmrai'i are belntr made
for the Mining Congress that is to
. .o T-.l .Inn a have
meet nere juiy n. ita.....
been sent to all commercial clubs, and
mining organizations on the Coast.
The meeting will bring together
. i . Minf. mn from Northern
I'runii i. u ' ...... rt
California, Oregon. Idaho, Montana and
Washington, wnmiu i
vited from everywhere to compete with
other exhibits.
Sub-committees have Deen apponuoa
for Jacksonville. Ashland. Central
Point, Med ford. California points, and
each district In Josephine County has
a number of men gathering both high
and low-grade ore. The nugget ex
hibit will be one of the finest collec
tions In the state. Prominent men
will be invited to speak upon mining
. i i i.fn.n,.tuii A number
ana geologic- ....... . - ; ,
of powdor firms will be Invited to dem
onstrate the use oi explosives iu
lng There will be contests for pack
ing animals, sharpening tools, panning
out gold, and other things pertaining to
mining. The congress will bring to
gether both the placer and quarts own-
rA invitMinn has been sent to Gov
ernor West to be present-
Trlrd Fruit at New York.
. . q VTvarortad ao-
pics qulst. normal, unchanged. On the spot.
fancy are quoiea '
ood to prime. iml4c
I-run.s quiet, steady. Quotattons. to to
14"o for California up to J0-0s and llfco
to 14Vo for Oresor.s from torn to 10s.
..i .iMiT. Choice. m
c; extra choice. sec: fancy. v10o.
New York Cotton Market.
.r-ti- vnnv June r. Cotton futures
closed steady 1 P"lnt higher to I points
lower. June. I4.&c: ""
ll.Hc: September. 14.15c: October
November. lS.Jic: December 11.24e. Jan
uary lt.Jle: March. ll.Jsc; May. ll.loc.
ua5i' -,111 i.r Mid-uolanda. 14 IOo;
mld-Qulf. 15c Sales. 100 bales.
Minneapolis iraln Market-
. . . - ... , - nr U'tl.fltJalV.
NoV 2 NortternV 92ff 05c: No. a wheat.
fcu SMU Flax. 12.07. Hsrley. ScH.0l.
Corn. NO? Tellow,69eS70; O'U. No. S
white. 42 H "1 43c Rye. No- . S-
Kuropeaa Grain Markets.
lOd: October. s. 84d; December. s, fcd.
"S.'urt'iS.'lS.'trr rtaf
country markets weak.
Wool at St. Lonis.
ayr UOVIB. June 20. Wool Steady. Tar
rltJr d Western medium JT ie
tin, mediums. 18 3 IT He: fins. 11 !"
Dnluth Flax Market.
DrLUTH, Juns 29. Flax on track. IX0T:
to arrive" a.ue; July, $2.08; e.ptemb.r.
SI. ): October. Sl.UO asked.
Plumpness Makes Health
Thin People Heed This.
If you are too thin: If yon are pale
and sallow: if what you eat seems not
to strengthen you; If your lips and
cheek, afe colorless. It Is because your
blood is deficient In red corpuscles and
disease can easily overcome you. as you
have no reserve strength or nourish
ment to uphold you. ,,,
A pharmaceutical product, called 3
train hypo-nuclane tablets, Is much
i.rescrlbed for these conditions, and If
taken for several months, rapidly In
creases weight and improves the color.
Buv In sealed package of any well
to'-ke1 soothecrtrv shop.
Paln-Away-PIlls do not depress the
heart. For headache, neuralgia, etc
All drugstores.
!: BLADDER I
, ir aulebekrstiiefMIDY)
aaaasss" name . J ,
' , Smear oeoMnstibta
The Ir. fireen Offer
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FOR ALL AILING
is m
We want all z
Ing men to St
that they czyivl
l for'ev?0"
in. of
t b . i? condition
,'nout being
b(ind by any ob
rga..on to take
'they so desire. We
reaimeni unless
will make a thor
ough and scientif
ic examination oi;
of charge, an ex-Jtyifc.?
aminatlon that
will disclose your true puysical con
dition, without a knowledge of
which you are groping In the dark.
If you have taken treatment else
where without success, we will show
you whv it failed. Every man
should take advantage of this op
portunity to learn his true condi
tion, as we will advice him how to
best regain his health and strength
and preserve ini unto ripe old age.
If your c"a Is curable, the
DR. GREEN
system of MAX-BUILDING treat
ment will give you Immediate bene
fit and a quick and lusting cure.
There is no uncertainty about It.
No risk to run. Our guarantee NO
MONEY REQUIRED UNTIL, SATIS
FIED Is your absolute protection.
We cannot tell you In this an
nouncement all we would like to,
but will fully and freely explain our
proven methods to all ailing men
who come to us for the help they
need.
AFFLICTED MEN, before treating
elsewhere, honestly investigate our
proven methods. Yon will then under
stand bow easily we cure all curnble
rases of V ARICOSE VEI.S, SPECIFIC
lll.l POISON. SERVO - VITAL, DK-
III LIT V, OHSTKl'CTIO.VS, BI.AUDKR
and KIUNKV tronbles, COMRACTKU
aliments, PILES and all RECTAL, ail-
What you want is a cure, iome
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 vears to life, but life to
vears. Office hours, dally 9 to 5;
evening, 7 to 8; Sunday, 10 to 1 only.
DR. GREEN CO.
302 Washington St Portland, Or.
Many Wonderful and
Marvelous Cures
By This Leading, Reliable
and Well-Known Chinese
Root and Herb Doctor
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No Poisons No Knife No Operations
Kheumatism. catarrh, gall stones, kidney,
liver, stomach, throat and lune troubles
cured by choicest snd rarest medicinal roots,
herbs, buds and barks. . . ,
Mr remedies have proven beyond a doubt
all I claim for them and more.
CONSULTATION FREE.
A thousand tertlmontala on file. Ca'.l and
satisfy yourself. .
People out of town write for consultation
blank and circular. InclOk. 4 cents in
stamps.
XHJS C. C.EE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
162 Vi First St., Cor. Morrison,
Portland, Oregon.
I publish my own photograph, person
ally conduct my own office, have no con
nection with any "medical company.
"Institute" or museum." but sm a thor
oughly reliable, up-to-dats scientific spe
cialist In all disorders of men. No hired
substitutes to treat you. If I aP'
your case for treatment and do not etrsct
a quick and lasting cure, you used not
nay one cent of my small fee. Let m.
nrov. to you. wlthoot cost or obligation,
that I will cur. you to stay cured, before
paying out on. penny.
9 to 0 7 to S Dally: Sunday. 10 to 13.
Examination Advice Free.
Rooms 309-10-11
Merchants Trust Bldg.
Conor tb and Washington Sts.,
Portland. Oregon.
I Cure Men!
IS MY FEE
Par When Cored
General Debility, Weak Nerves, In-
aoaanla Kesuits oi eip". . .
and other vloUtloaa of Jiatore'e laws,
Ulseases of Bladder susd Kidneys, Varl
eoM Veins, quickly and permanently
cared at small expense.
SPECIAL, AILMENTS Newly con
tracted aJid chronic cases cured. All
burning. 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 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO.
S24tt WASHINGTON iTRBET,
Corner First. Portland. Oregon.
Small Harold was watchtlng a regiment
of soldiers marching by, beaded by a banil.
Mamma." aaid he. "what's the us. ot all
them soldiers that don't' make musio V
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WO
Panger Lurks in Neglect
SECURE THE SERVICES OP
"THE FOREMOST SPECIALISTS
HONEST TREATMENT
YOU
My Fee in Many Cases
CURED IN
FIVE DAYS
V1BICOSB VEINS
OBSTRUCTIONS
PILKS
FISTULA
No Detention from
Business or Home.
Ho Severe Operations,
Many Caaee Thoroughly
Cured In One Treatment,
I have Proof for Every
Statement I Make.
Examination and
n I r. a. Sundays 10 to It.
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO.
SS0V4 TAMBXLX ST.. COR. 8ECOXD ST.
DR. A. O. SMITH.
I am the only specialist In Port
land who does not advertise a fle
titlona name or photoarapb.
I pnbllsh my true photograph,
eowreet name, personally conduct
tnr office. I am the moat success
ful and reliable, aa medical ere
denatala and press reeerda prove.
I make tbla statement se that you
will know you consult a trne ape
ctaltat, who no and treats pa
tients personally. I pone.as skill
and eaperleaee, acquired In such a
way that no other can share, and
shonld not be claaaed wtth medical
companies. It Is Impossible for
n medical company to attend eol
tegve. Companies have ao diplomas
or license to praottoe medicine la
Oreeon or any other state. Medi
cal companies autnally are ssmes
after a doetor. A portrait, whone
personality and Identity are In
definite, Is naleeted and published
aa the leartttmate spec tails of the
office. Hired nbntllslra, ardlnnrr
doctors with qnestlonnblo ability
grlve consultation, examination aad
treatment.
- SOS " FOR BLOOD POTSOTT.
I use Professor Ehrllch's won
derful new discovery, " 0S." In
cases of Speclflo 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. Let me explain it
to you.
CONSTJITATIOif A JED ADVICE KUUt
ra A. M. en 8 Pt M. Sunday, II A, M. to 1 P, It
Office Ho
I Invito you to come to my office. I will "Plain to you my treat
ment for Varicose Veins, Hernia, Nervous Debility. Blood Poison. Pllea.
Fl-tula, Bladder. Kldn.y. Prostatic and all Men's Ailments and give you
FREE a physical examination; if necessary a microscopical and chemical
analysis of secretions.
Da f s.1 234 Morrison St
r. A. G. amilii poM.'ok.
EN CU
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By DR. LINDSAY, the Eminent, Long
Established Specialist
WHY PAY MORE
for Inferior treatment when you can g-et tho
very 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 lor
D experiments or anv failures. If your
case will not yield to treatment I can ascer-
tain that at the first examination, and will 3t
frankly tell you so and give you
to taKo care 01 youraen.
MY SPECIALTIES ARE Nervous Debility,
Blood Aliments, Piles, Varicose Veins, Rup
tures, Kidney, Bladder and all ailments pecu
liar to men.
COME AND CONSULT US FREE OF ALX CHARGE.
DR. -LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
Corner Alder and Second Streets. Entrance Second Street, Port-
In n7, Or. Office Hours A. M. to 8 P. SI. Sundays 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
BING CHONG, CHI
NESE DOCTOR
Made of Chinese herbs and
root medicine cures all
kinds diseases of the heart,
lungs, liver, stomach, kid
ney, blood troubles of man
and woman when others
fall. If you suffer, call or
write to 165 H Sd St., room
A, cor. Morrison.
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POSITIVE RESULTS"
My CUums Are Founded on Cures
If yon are a weak, ailing man. stop and think
what you could accomplish if you were strong and
well what a source of happiness, good health and
robust strength would b. to you.
It takes mora strength to be sick than well It
takes mors strength to live under the conditions
of Illness than It does when in health.
All mv life I hav. been studying this problem
curing complaints of men restoring to strength
weak. alUng men.
I know that I can quickly and surely restor.
yon to health.
My Immense practice, my large medical offloss
ar. th. result of cures surs. certain. I can cur.
you.
CAN PAY AFTER CURED
INQUIRE
Investigate for youri.If. BEMERBER. IT COSTS
XOU NOTHING to hav. th. opinion of th. btsf-
A thorough, painstaking EXAMINATION given
each and .very parson by m. personally.
WEAKNESS
ts-citc I. rn k you tha queatlon: Will you put
yc. tta. aga'nst mln.t If I fail to cur.. MY
SERVICES COST TOU NOTHING. This remark
able treatment you can only procure from Ma It
consists of 11 TREATMENTS NO MORE. NO
LESS. Each and .very treatment is given by ma.
as It Is too valuable to Intrust to an assistant.
I can cur you and mak. you as well as you
ev.r were In your life. I will ton. up your sys
tem, cleans, the poison from your blood, glv. you
a healthy color to your chks. a brightness to
-our .y. so that in a vary short tlm. you would
not know that you v.r hed a sick day in your
Ufa.
ABSOLUTE CURES
Tou oen't afTord to .xp.rtm.nt with your
H!.AygXy.aDr.R.?pN.r?snc. a. a SPECIAL
m diseases peculiar to men hav. proved to m.
that 0 per cent of th. men ax. sunrlng from
en. or mora of th. following conditions:
TAB-ICOSB VEIXS,
DISORDERS, Rl'PTl'BJB
ftoedno Blood Poison. Contracted Disorders, Kid
nfTand Bladd.r Troubless. Po.tratlo Dl.ea... Pli.
ud all Hotlex Felvlo JUlmonta.
Consultation Free
PORTIAND, OH.
VARICOSE! VEINS, BLOOK POI
SON, PILES, FISTULA, ETC,
Cured in 5 Days
Ns Detention From Occupation,
Family or Home.
NO SEVERE- OPERATIONS,
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENTS.
MOST TIME-SAVING, MOST NAT
IT RAX MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND PERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MY WORD AND WILL, CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS IS A
FACT. I AM CERTAINLY PRE
PARED TO CURE BY EXPbKI
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 IS
TRUE.
VARICOSE VEISS
Impair vitality. I daily d.mon
strate that varicose veins can be
ourod In nearly all cases by one
treatment. In such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre
served and strsngthensd, pain
ceases, swelling; subsides, a
healthy circulation Is rapidly re
established Instead of the depressing-
conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to etay cured or refund the
money.
aavica uw
L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old, Reliable Chine.
Doctor spent lifetime study of
herbs and research in Cblnai
was granted diploma by the
Emperor: guarantees cure ail
ailments of men and women
when others fail. If yon suf
fer, call or write to YXE
SONS MEDICUSB CO, 12 Vs
if-fT'-" a-lrst. Car. Aider. I'.rUaad, Or.
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