TTTE JrORXING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1911.
IS
SAILOR LANDLORD
BODY IS DEPOSED
. W. Ganong, Captain Spencer
and J. Andrew Madscn Re
place Old Trio.
GOVERNOR WEST ACTS
fUrcatlte Appoint Xfw Hoarding
l!oae rommlMlon to Succrrd
Mc.Maslrr, Souls and Smith.
Jradkrk Heritage Lrtt.
Gomr West has taken a hand In
lh Ptata F.tilar lionr-llns-Muse Corn
musioa situation, h-ivlnr liunrhul y
t'f1r nw pronntl to Irir'.mlf J. W.
('anonr. vl'--irMrrt of the f'ortlamt
K.O'irln Vl:! rnmpjnr: ('apt tin Jar
JplT. lfrf.or:atT of t'ortiin-t. and
J Andrew Ma !sr.. s"-rrtary ar.d tr.ia
lr nf ParirV t!lstrl-t of tl lntr-
rattor.al Ir..iorir.n'a Association.
Tby ur.-- I Ml. Mam Vj. Maslfr, Wil
liam H. S!ls an.l A. M. Pmlt!:.
Non cf th ar-rfc-tlntr hai brsn ftp
rtrl.l o!vtal;y of tia- a-tton yateray.
ant hi!f rr(t.-rr.t a to tha po!irr thai
may aiJoptct. none Industrd that h
w.-iiiH not rt th bl!t. t.!k others
In tfi of :jt knaril appointments,
ro rrrrmnr rjtl.m I stt.u ."-"t to tho
offlr.
Old Ian (liansnl.
At tM tat i!nn of th t.cllatura
t?: mlor h-riltiic-r.ous law tu
amrr;il.t so f;s riardirta-horsa masters
no lor.sr axl.t Now It 1 an enVne
f tiart-or urran. anil ira farmer r.it
rf v tit rr1iirc1 to i th fee to
h lirrpt.-! f..r etrrjr pallor by a pMp
jvfnx ms.ter. T'e .tvsnr aa rot dis
turb., but Irslea.l rf l-tn a'tovre.1
a m j n for fiirni.hln;r sl!ors. aa waa tlie
fi ur.Vr e form-T Iaw. ra;nMnlrc
t:. tlvanr ar-l fee. or "Miwl money."
ta rrom thai ran b roI-tp. now la
to. T- f'- f- ran b rolrtM only
w!:n es.ea ar N'Ur.il on lonr Yuyasjea
to Bl-jrro. aa t'ie a-lvan-. to nioat coun
tries u !.
Sipplns; Mister H'lifhun, who ha
fceen S'-tfr In I't.it rapa.-lty ilnra tha
Prat nf:nj of the commission follow
tnc mr'!mri of tho l.iw. la tho only
mm ho'.Mnc a license, aa tha aprlu-a-t'on
of J. k ;rant for a prmlt mi not
:cl on. Omrr Isstoner ?mlth tu ah
ant from the rtlr and t'ommlssloncr
Pou'a anl Ms-M.ster rotiM not acres) aa
to tfle seconl lliens txln allowed.
Grant t'lintlnnc Ilulnc.
A It nt known dflnltr:jr mhf n
Tommlatlonrr ?mit wotjl! return, a
aai:.w- tu tha rri:!t. an.l aa Ma ap
p i.-atlon ha I not brn d'nlnl lirar.t
procJrJ f fu:iow tho vocation of
aft:pplRff nuitr.
Orant haa rhnrcr.1 American vaaaoia
bound offhora a f- of for every mu
furnlshaJ. althouch forlcn rr! are
taxetj btrt 9.. t-aua tha law ta o
frame't that It dora not apply to Amrrt
rau hottoma an. I waa pael for tha
kanafll cf forrlcn carrier. H Inalata
that despite the provlmon of tha law
preventin tha harbortna: of aaliora that
deeparatermen ara betna held at certain
ItMctna'.houe' In the city.
Ir. lanonc ba been ronnerted with
tha Portland Klourlna Mil! Company
for year, and a tha firm, haa dl.vpatrhed
many veaala with araln t the I'nited
Klna-1im. tho Orient and elaewhera he
ta converaant wlt tha h'ipln fltuatlon.
Captain Ppelrr. havlnc teen a transport
Tnaatrr and havtra; aerved hi time at
ea. la arnualnted with the lot of tha
aatlor. Mr. Madaen haa been on tha
waterfront for veara. and a an officer
of t-e lonrahoremen' orranlaatlon la
f-tmlltar with marine atthpecta.
PUM f-KIZinK OX Kl'MERIC
t hlnre Sallora Have Sis Can of
Irac HUIilrn Over Door.
'What ta believed to be but a portion
of a laree amount of opium brouaht
rre on the Hrltijih a?ramer Kumorlc
frcm the trlent a dixrovered jreater
ftay aboard tha verl after a aearrh
ty Thief Inpector Oicvy and hla men.
artlnc under tnatructlon from ollc
tor of Custom MaK-olm. cd alx can,
aald to be valued at 1 100. were confis
cate.!. Tha op.m was found In the
forecaatle. lerreted above tha door
bavmir been placed by members of tha
thlnee crew.
A few Tilcht Mro custom officers
appriended a Chlneaa leavlnc the Ku
nrrtr and took from him eizht can of
tha drur. while three other "oI-t ials
managed to return to tha ship, and It
I assumed that they also carried cans
of opium. The Kumerlc rhlf'ed yeter
iay afternoon from the AIMna dMk to
M. John to take on lumber, and It Is
probable that aha will be searched
acaln before leavlnc tha harbor, aa It
Is tha general opinion that tha fw cans
secured do not represent the bulk of
the stuff broucht from the other side.
Tha steamar was searched at Victoria
and on 1-uant ssoend. before ertcrtns;
tha Columbia River, yet It remained
lor the local offlrera to secure positive
triforrnatton of the preoence aboard cf
the contraband product.
jivtxiXG liorits ix ktf.ct
Major Mclndoe Sat Tender Are
Not Bound to Clo Draws.
Copies of brtdo-e resrulattons a Issued
br tha War apartment, containing
the amendment throuarh whlrh even In;
rtoard period are provided for. were
transmitted yesterday to J. P. O'Hrlen.
srnaeral manager of the Harrlman
Norttvast line, havlnsr aupervlston
over the fieri brldce. and County Judsre
Cleeton. and by such anion the even
In hour became effective, yeaterday.
Major MrlnJ.) hold that Inasmuch
aa tha cl osed perloils were not estab
lished by an act of Conares and sim
ply authorised by the War lepartment.
Jt Is not compulsory for the brldjros to
b closed durlr.a the hours set forth,
but that the brldce operators can use
their own otscretion. lie also point
out that If tha operator at the teel
bridge permit a vee-el to pass that
structure during the closed perlo.1. It Is
Imperative under tne law that the op
erators of other brl lars also permit free
fawats upstream to tha vessel, other
wise prosecutions will follow, fto far
as tha order I concerned for closed
period. It Is within the province of the
Harrlman Interest to refuse to reroa
rise the hours and pass vessels at all
time.
W ills pa Bar Surrey Completed.
snmi BENT. Wash, July JO. Spe
cial Captain Decker on. of the Geo
detlc Survey steamer Oedney. haa com
pleted tha survey of the Wlllapa Har
bor bar. Several thousand soundings
were taken and It la unofficially an
nounced that 11 feet, at low tide, la
the shallowest water found. The flnd
inga cava been forwarded to Washing
ton. r. C. and tho official announce
ment will be sent out front that city In
due time.
Marine Xolr.
One of the largest crowds carried by
the steamer T. J. Potter for North
Bach points on other than tha Satur
day afternoon trips was reported yes
terday, there belno; !"0 passengers.
It was yesterday reported that the
French bark Pierre Antonlne had been
fixed to l-jad coal at Newcastle. N. S. W,
for Portland. There are sn other car
riers listed from that port with fueL
Cnder eharter to load lumber coast
wise, the schooner Krlc sailed yester
day from IJedondo for Portland. The
schooner Annie M. Campbell reached
Itedonrlo from the Cohumbla and the
schooner Virginia arrived at San Fran
cisco. Captain William Russell la skipper
of the steamer Vulcan, vice Captain K.
T. Watts, and Captain Kred H. Sher
man Is to take the wheel on the steam
er Tahoma Monday, vice Captain Nel
son, who will spend his vacation at
Trout Lake.
On the American-Hawaiian steamer
Falcon, which began discharging yes
terday, waa over luO tons of bonded
freight from New York, where It waa
transshipped from Kuropean steamers.
There was 9TS toss of cargo originating
at Near York.
By noon today the Oriental liner
Rygja will be on her way down stream
NEW SAILOR BOARDING-HOUSE COMMISSION NAMED
....
j ii t i f t i . ' i
' a " "J . .t.'r-.
Caatala Jack fprler.
with a cargo valued at I11T.448. con-
lgne-1 to various r ar Luicrn i"i
i .... t i - ft - harmll of flour.
worth $10T.:. and .: Teet of
umber, valued at l.ft't.
Captain Orube. of the German bark
II. Ilackfeld. whlcn Is at Astoria with
. i . in ih iitv valer-
day closing the ship's affairs and said
that she will sail this morning for the
United Kingdom. Tho vessel has been
in local water since May 23, when she
rrlved from Honolulu.
t- -, fhj. f 'uatnm-House
yesterday Included the entry of the
. - . 4-...A .1 Tihn from San
Francisco and the clearance of the Ta
line for Aberdeen, the Caaco for Fan
Franruco mlth SaO.OtfO feet of lumber
and the Norwegian steamer Kygja for
the Orient with general cargo.
Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Taylor.
Corp of Knglneer. V. H. A., who waa
stationed here 20 years ago In connec
tion with the building of the Cascade
locks, on the Middle Columbia, la to
arrive In the city today, en route from
n Francisco for Washington, he be
ing attached to the staff of the chief of
engineers. Colonel Taylor will visit
the Celllo Canal project.
Because she has a Urge amount of
cannery auppltes to load, the sailing of
the steamer Golden Gate was post
poned lat night and she will leave for
Tillamook this evening. The gaso
line achooner Bayocean will sail at
trUKIB nrTXXXIGEMCaV
e ta Arrive.
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July
July
July
July
Julv
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Ilnnsaons.
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Kama. Toe. Date.
Co!da Oate... Tillamook. ...July 31
Rrsla ...Muokong....luiy 21
ayocaa.....-ayocaaa.... Ju.y '.'2
Kum.rtc Manila July
"airon. ....... baa Kraoclace July 22
KoeeCIt han l'.1ra.... July 22
fus II. Elmore. Tillamook.. ..July Si
Breakwater. ...Coos Hay. ...July 2 j
Roanoke... ....eao Dl-ao. . July 24
ll.av.r. hin Pedro.... July 27
Alliance. ...... Eureka....... Ju.y 2
Aosil.. ltandnn...... July SO
P.ar. ........ Fan Pdro.... An. 1
(o. W. Cider. .San tlo.... Aug. 9
HBnk Ibeaa. . Hongkong. ...Aug. 19
H.rrulae. . . ttonakong. ... Aug. 25
tiirathyoa.... .Hongkong. ...hepc la
BO o'clock tomorrow morning and a
special rate of IS for the round trip
haa been announced, but other lines
plying to Tillamook, Bay hare not fol
lowed tha cut.
In the annual report of Collector of
Customs Malcolm, for the fiscal year
ending June 30. It la shown that Port
land s exports were valued at 1."91.
ili. aa compared with the showing of
the previous year, when the valuation
waa .lt.I. The value of Imports
was .(3.(li. an Increase over tha
109-10 perlof of t:S4.640. The ex
portation of wheat reached 7.SS4.T14
bushels, valued at f.tl4.106. with flour
exports valued at i:.2S.0JX lumber at
fl.l4.M3. cotton 2.T13 and many
smaller Items.
Movements; of Vessels.
PORTLAND. July 20, Kallcd Steamer
Preakwatar. for Coos Pay: steamer Casoo.
for Pan Francisco: steamer Washington, for
Pan Francisco, gasoline schooner AavlL for
ltandoo.
Astoria. July 20 Palled at A M A. U.
Tna tsaontleaa. with log raft In tow. for
Han plego; at Zv P. VI yestrttay. teamer
tttanlev tiollar. for Qrara Harbor.
hen Francisco. July 2 Arrived 8team
er Ranoka. frm San I'.dro: a-hnontr Vir
ginia, fmm Columbia Riv.r: at.amera Nann
Hmlth. fr-m Coo Ha: Wataon. from eat
tT.; Coulad'in. from N'anaimo; Tallac. from
Kerelt: l.lly. from I'mrqua. Sailed
Klamer Axora. for Talara: Daisy Free
man, for tlravs Harbor. Vaifalr. for Wll
Upa. at 2 P. M-. steamer it.T.r. for port
land: erhoonar It. B. Bondtaon, for Co
lumbia River.
Redordo. July IS Arrived Schooner
Annie M OampboM. from Columbia River,
ba.led Schooner trie, for Columbia River.
Celambla Ktver Har Itepart.
Astoria. July 2A Tondltlon at the mouth
of the river at S P. M W.alher. cloudy:
wind, south. S miles: sea smooth.
Tides at Astoria FrMay.
H'th, Low.
IS A. M S feet 2 4T A. M 0(1 foot
sd r. M....ST Xat.2:0T P. M....3.T fast
POLICE EYE AUTOS
Chief Orders Rigid Watch to
Stop Overspeeding.
TESTS ARE CALLED FARCE
Law Violated Downtown 1000
Tinica Dally. Say SIoTfr Un
licensed Trlvera to Be Barred
and Careless to Be Arrested.
"Automobiles are going to slow
down." said Actlns; Chief of Police
Plover yesterday aa ha posted an order
Instructing all officers to make them
selves familiar with the automobile
regulations and enforce them to tha
letter.
"A farce that makes a laughing stock
J. W. Gaaewa.
of the Board of Automobile Examiners,"
la the designation In the order of The
manner In which the laws have been
enforced. The law Is violated In the
downtown district 1000 times every
day." says Chief Slover.
Llcenslnir of every automobile owner,
the carrying of proper numbered tags,
the prevention of any person not an
owner or a licensed driver from handl
ing cars, are the principal heads of the
new order which Is enjoined rigidly
upon every policeman to enforce.
Every person not the licensed owner
of a machine must pass an examination
and obtain a permit before he Is en
titled to drive a car in the City of
Portland. The Chief is informed that
this haa been evaded grossly In the
past, half a dosen persons driving one
car by turns. Many young boys have
applied to the Board for examination
and when rejected on account of their
age. have gone to driving Just the
same. It Is said that a dear majority
of chauffeurs have no licenses.
Sales Chan fro Numbers.
When an automobile Is sold, tha 11
cense number Is not transferred, but
the new owner must register with the
Secretary of State and obtain a new
number. He must at all times carry
with him hla Identification card to dera
onatrata that ho la the person to whom
the number belongs. In lieu of this
he must be able to show a chauffeur's
certificate and lacking both he Is liable
to arrest.
In furtherance of the campaign the
Chief has transferred the activities of
hla special policemen assigned to mis
work, from t..e outlying districts to the
business section, where. It Is held. In
fractions are fully as common and far
more dangerous.
Toll of life and limb taken by reck
less and unscrupulous handling of au
tomobiles, particularly by persons who
have no authority to drive, haa aroused
the better element of machine owners,
and It la from them that the Initia
tive comes for the present campaign.
They say that the automobile and Its
owner are brought Into disrepute and
are made the target for extreme re
straint, through the actions of lrre
sponsible classes of chauffeurs and
others.
Rtrkt Watch to Follow.
Restrictions that have been disre
garded until almost completely for
gotten, will confront the automobile
driver who venture Into the downtown
district during the ardor of the cam
paign, lie must have his license tag
properly displayed, with a white light
shining full upon It at night; he must
have two sets of brakes, either of
which will stop the car within ten feet
when running ten miles an hour; he
must keep his speed down to ten miles
an hour on the straightaway, six miles
at turns and four miles at crossings
where streetcars turn; he may not paaa
between the curb and any car stop
ping to take on passengers; he must
shut off his engine when he stops and
at no time may he cut out his muffler.
Beyond all this he must exercise
caution according to the circumstances.
In cases not provided for by law. If
a licensed chauffeur, he Is liable to the
loss of bis credentials when convicted
of a violation of the ordinances.
PERSONALMENTION.
E. R. Bryson. a lawyer of Eugene, la
at the Cornelius.
Mrs and Mrs. W.'H. Ralnsford. of
Medford. are at the Bowers.
W. P. Simpson, of Olympla, Wash.,
was at the Perkins yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Rice, of Walla
Walla. Wash., are at the Perkins.
Mr and Mrs. Charles "H. Grout, of
Boise. Idaho, are at the Oregon.
C. K. Spauldlng. a lumber manufac
turer of Salem. Is at the Imperial.
Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Dodds. of Missoula,
Mont., are registered at the Portland.
Pr. James A. Baker, of Gaston, was
registered at the Portland yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. I E. Johnson, of
Washington, D. C, are at the Bowers.
W. E. Tate, postmaster at Wasco,
was.'reg1t,re1 l tn Imperial yester
day. pr. w. V. Glalsyer. of Pendleton,
was registered at the Oregon yester
day. C W. Ileppner. a merchant at St.
Helens. waa registered at the Cornelius
yesterday.
W. C. West, clerk at the Portland,
has returned from a ten dsys" outing
at the seaside.
J. K. McGregor, a real estate man of
Mtsler. accompanied by Mrs. McGregor,
la at the Bowers.
J. W. Chandler, a prominent Eastern
Oregon stockman, is registered at the
Imperial from La. Grande.
H E. Lake, a merchant of The Dallea.
accompanied by his family, waa regis
tered at the Cornelius yesterday.
A. D. Anderson, a cigar dealer of Al
bany, accompanied by Mrs. Anderson,
was registered at the Seward yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. O. M. Green and Mr. and
Mra. S. O. Trimble, of Pueblo, Colo.,
were registered at the Oregon yester
day. SAX FRANCISCO. Cal., July . (Spe-clal.)-PortIand
arrivals at the Palace
Hotel In San Francisco today were:
George W. Boschke. C. E. Curry. W. E.
Lambert. Mrs. C. J. Mills and daughter
and F. W. Farrlngton and wife.
NEW YORK. July 30. (Speclal.)
The following from the Pacific North
west are registered at New York ho
tels: From Walla Walla R. E. Brown, at
the Flanders.
From Seattle Mrs. F. Hear, at the
Grenoble: S. Chapman, at the Grand.
From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. P. O.
Johns, at the York.
From Spokane Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Shaughnessey. at the York.
From Tacoma J. S. Bukon. at the
P1From Portland R. S. McBrlde. at the
mi-i Mr and Mrs. C. H. FOX,
i.lLlllllVllU , '
v. ri. at the Algonquin: H. C. W ort
, .h. s.diisr J. CL Friendly. Mrs.
BY GOVERNOR WEST,
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ii alaSr iM
J. Andrew Madaen.
E. Cohne. at the Hotel Astor; F. Vt
Plummer. at tho Martinique.
TWIN CITIES ON LAST TRIP
Falling Watr Knds Navigation on
Snake Itlvor This Season.
There being but three feet of water
shown on the Government gauge at
Lewlston the steamer Twin Cities, of
the Open River Transportation Com
pany, Is making; her last trip of the
sesson to Snake River points, captain
Buchanan, superintendent of the fleet,
said yesterday that by the time the
steamer could reach Lewlston on an
other trip the stream would be 'stand
lng at about two feet above low water
and that It would be Impossible for her
to handle sufficient cargo on that
draft.
The service will continue from Port
land to Kennewlck. Pasco and points
on the Upper Columbia, the steamer
Inland Empire belnsr used above Celllo,
but the Twin Cities will be ordered out
of commission to await better water
In the Fall. The Government engineers
will resume work on the Snake River
shortly to reap the benefit of low water
and It Is hoped to remove a number or
obstructions and srenerally Improve
channel conditions In advance of the
Fall season, when crops will begin to
move. The O.-W. R. &. N., discon
tinued Its Snake Elver service some
time ago, as most of the wheat had
been moved and the Open River Trans
portatlon Company has cleaned up the
remainder.
STOREMEN TO HAVE OUTING
MtMer & Frank Employes Will Visit
Government Island Sunday.
The second annual outing of the Co
operative Association of the Employes
of the Meier 4 Frank Company win be
held next Sunday. The steamers Kel
logg and Monarch have been chartered
OTTTOWA
WOMAN
CURED
By Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound
Ottumwa, Iowa. 'Tor vears I was
almost a constant sufferer from female
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dreadful forms:
shooting pains all
over my body, side
headache, spinal
depression, and
Avnrvthinir that was
WCH Mini t iiif.iimniL
horrid. I tried many
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arts of the United
,tatpt hut LvdiaE.
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I feel it mv dutv to tell vou these
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w ampler, 624 S. Eansom Street,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ture. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
to convey the picnickers to Govern
ment Island, about 40 miles from Port
land. The various departments will play
baseball for a silver trophy donated
by Julius L. Meier. A five-mile motor
boat race between Bolton's launch
Pedro and Grumnn'a White Arrow will
be an event of the day. Charles Kin
near, of the Portland Motorboat Club,
will act as Judire. Music will be fur
nished by Weinberger's band. Races,
tui?-of-war, standing; and broad jump
ing, pie contest and other events have
been provided by Charles Ackerson,
A. C. Danbruck and C W. Martin, the
committee in charge.
Officials for the outing are: Judges,
Messrs. Carpenter and Stanton; start
ers. MessrS. Henderson and Naylor;
committee of arrangements, Messrs.
Bluto and Goshorn.
Chi nook 9 Now In Kogue.
MEDFORD. Or.. July 20. (Special.)
Thousands' of fine speckled Chinook
salmon are now on their way up the
Rogue, and the fisherman Is coming
Into his own. With the law prohibiting
commercial fishing In the Rogue, and
the fish ladders at Ament and Ray
dams completed, the fish are having
little difficulty In gettlna; up the river.
HECURESTHESICK
The Testimonial on File In Ills Office Show
the startling and Effective Cure
Aecomplished.
C
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Wo
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Gee
Wo
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THE CHINESE DOCTOR
This wonderful man haa made a life study
of the properties and action of Root.
Herb. Buds and Barks on the human sys
tem. Many of the remedies which this
man use are scarcely known to the scien
tists of this country, and In the Chinese
famlllc are handed down from father to
on and kept a most profound secret. Most
of these remedies are Imported from far-off
Asia to his large laboratory at 102 Vi First
street.
It seems almost a miracle to many pa
tient who have called on this famous man
and In such short time become well by hla
treatanent.
If you live ont of town and cannot call,
write for symptom blank and circular. Inclosing-
4 cent In stamp.
CONSl"IATION' FREE.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
13 First St.. Cor. Morrison.
1'ortland, Oregon.
Don't Wait
"606"
The new Gertnaa
Dlinnrr for
BLOOD
POISON
$25
Intll Augruat 1st.
DR. J. J. KEEFE
80-l-ll Merchants Trust Bids;.,
eik ssd Was bins-ton, Portland, Or.
CALL AT OKCE NO DETENTION
FROM WORK.
L. T. YEE & SONS
Tha Old. Bailable CMneas
Doctor event lifetime atodr at
kerbs sad raoemreb la China i
si srranaed dlDiouia by tbe
. ailment at mea and womea
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' . xMJJVV? Each Cap-
' ' a V . jsnle bears the (M DYj
( '-'ai at t name T
j t Jtmre of counterfeit i
(JlP IN HVE DAYS
LaAsa&M
DR. A. G. SMITH.
I am tbe only specialist In Fort
land srbo docs not advertise a flc
tllloua name or photograph.
I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduct
my office. I am the moat success
ful and reliable, as medical cre
dentials and preaa records prove.
I make this statement so that you
will know you consult a true spe
cialist, who sees and treats pa
tients personally. I possess a kilt
and experience, acquired In such a
way that no otber can share, and
should not be classed with medical
companies. It is impossible for
a medical company to attend col
lege. Companies haTe no diplomas
or license to practice medicine In
Oregon or any other state, - Medi
cal companies usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and Identity are In
definite, 1 selected and pubilsbed
as tbe leKitlniate specialist of the
office. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give consultation, examination and
treatment.
e06" FOR BLOOD POISOSf.
I use Professor Ehrlich's wonderful new discovery, "G06," In cases
of Specific Blood Poison. It Is the greatest marvel of medical science.
Kin new remedy has been successfully used in thousands of cases. Let
me explain It to you:
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Office Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. !W. o 1 F. 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. Prostatio and all Men's Ailments, and give
you FREE a physical examination; If necessary a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions.
DR
A CL SMI
MEN CURED
By DR. LINDSAY, the Eminent, Long
Established Specialist
WHY PAY MORE
for Inferior treatment when you can get the
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 for
any experiments or any failures. If your
to tako care of you
MY SPECIALTIES ARE! Nervous Debility,
Blood Ailments, Files, Varicose Veins, Rup
tures, Kidney, Bladder and all aliments pecu
liar to men.
COME AND CONSULT US FREE OB" ALL. CHARGB.
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST,
rorner Alder and Second Streets. Entrance 138V4 Second Street, Port,
land. Or. Office Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundaya 10 A. M. to 1 p. M.
OOD
PO
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT
Bv Prof. Ehrlich's discovery of the now world
famous "606" Is the greatest boon to sufferers
from Specific Blood Poison ever discovered. It has
been used successfully In over 20,000 cases. It ab
solutely cures in one treatment. No matter how
lonir you have been afflicted, it works like magic.
My experience with It permits me to state posi
tively that It Is the greatest discovery of the age,
and thr.t all the symptoms of the dreaded disease.
Including ulcers, eruptions, sores of all kinds,
disappear in an incredibly short time. I am the
only reliable Specialist on the Coast using this
"n,.ti..n It, a. scientific manner. Consult me
Free before going elsewhere, and get cured now.
Varicose Veins and Hydrocele Cured
Permanently in One Treatment
Consultation and Examination Free
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN MEN'S DISEASES
Tf vnn cannot call, write for free Book and Self Examination blank.
Many cases cured at home. Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays. 10 to 12.
AnrxAll MTMCIl IWCTITIIT17 L M"'.on. ?- and5tB
UiVLljVH H1E.U1V1L 11U111U1H
"606"
FOR
Blood
Poison
Blood tests accurately made, treat
ment scientif 'cally administered.
Quick, permanent cures guaran
teed. AVe cure all ailments of men.
Pay when satisfied. Consultation,
examination, and diagnosis free.
DR. GREEN CO.
863 Washington St., Portland, Or.
-'tV A Onr wonderful herb treat-
ment will positively core
disease ot tne jnroai, i,
Liver. Lanes, Stomach. Kid
neys, Asthma. Pneomonia,
Consumption, Chronic Coua;h,
l'ilrs. Constipation, Dysentery,
Weakness. Nervousness. Dizzi
ness. Neuralgia. Headache,
Lumbago, Appendicitis. Rheu
matism. Malarial Fever Ca-
. i. vn.v,a RliuiH KnlKnn.
Lenoorrhoea, Urine and Bladder Troubles
and all organic diseases- t ,
Consultation free. Write for symptom
blank. Office hoars. 10 A. M. to 8 JL;
all day Sundays. Lady attendant.
. . -f Ui'FiK H V. RR PO
14214 Second Street. Portland, Or.
The board of town commissioners has in
stalled a modern filtration plant at a cost
of nearly $100,000 for purifying the water
supply of the port of Spain.
Varicose Veins, Blood
Poison, Piles, Fistula, Etc.
Vo Detention From Occupation,
Family or Home.
NO SEVERE OPERATIOX3.
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TIME-SAVING. MOST NAT
URAL, MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND PERMANENT CL RE. I
GIVE MY W ORD 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 A GUAR
ANTEE THAT EVERY STATE
MENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT
IS TRUE.
VARICOSE VEINS.
Impair vitality. I daily demon
strate that varicose veins can be
cured In nearly all cases by one
treatment. In such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre
served and strengthened, pain
c e a se s , swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation is rapidly re
established Instead of the depress
ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to 6tay cured or refund the
money.
234V2 Morrison
Corner of Second
Portland, Oregon
ONE
INJECTION
"606"
CURES
FUKiLAau,
OREGON.
General Debility. Weak Nerves, In
somnia Results of exposure, overwork
and other violntlons of Nature's laws.
Diseases of Bladder and Kidneys, Yari
com Veins, quickly and permanently
cured, at small expense.
SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. All
burning'. itching and inflammation
stopped In 24 hours. Cures effected in
seven days. Consultation free. If unable
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.,
2244 WASHINGTON STREET,
Corner First, Portland, Oregon-
or
Use for Results
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
They work directly on the KIDNEYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,
and tbeir beneficial effect is felt from the
start. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and
BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM
CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, IN
FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and
annoyingURIN ARY IRREGULARITIES
they eaercise a permanent benefit.
TONIC IN ACTION - QUICK IN RESULTS
For Sale by All Drug: grists.
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