tut: urnTtvrva OREGONIAX.
TirURSTDAY, .JULY 27, 1911.
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PORTLAND WINS
BY CUT IN TIFFS
Open. River Transportation
Company Aids Shippers
of Cereals.
ADVANTAGE SURELY GREAT
funeral Minapr Smallwrood of Line
Declare Amount of WTiet Pie
Hrr This. Ynr Inestimable
rn-neflt Orrr Sound Cities.
Stirred by Information that repre
antattv of the Harrtraan rail Hnet
ars ranvasslnr tha whtt belt contlsu
nu to tha Columbia River above
Kfinp!rk with proposals to shippers
that the new crop cereal be routed to
Kennewlck by the' steamer Mountain
Oem and by rait diverted from that
point to lit get Sound and Portland, tba
Open River Transportation Company
yesterday announced a cut In tariffs
that amount to one and two cent on
erery lo pound shipped from Rich
land. Fecks. Taylor. illnKold. Naels
and other points north of paaco and
Kennfwlrk. when destined through to
I'ortland.
No estimate has been placed on tha
probable amount of wheat that will be
drawn from tha portion of the Colum
bia River baeln. but shlrmrnts by
water will coma direct to Portland and
b discharged from steamers to the
a-ratn docks the same day Instead of
belna; on the road for a longer period
when consigned from ran points, in
announclnr the new rates yesterday
General .Manacer Pmallwood. of tha
Open Hirer line, said:
The North rout line of the O.-W. R-
la mskinc e.ry effort to secure th.
wheat tributary la the Columbia River above
Kennestrk. Tne rain cm ""..
thet section. anJ tne 0.-W. R. .V Baa
tteen trylns to make arrsssjements srltn
bac lines t- ha tne srain delivered to
It at Keonesrirs. fr tMpmrtil to Portland.
Tacotna and S-atlle. As the Open Rlv-r
Transportation 'orr.prv operates a tMrousn
I. ne from these m net-sri!piln points f
Portlsn-l. It sires this clt advantase over
the northern cities, and It lo.ks as It prac-
II. eDr H ' the wheat will move to I'ort
l r. 1 warehouses.
The battle and Tacoma grain dealers are
.otlat:n erltti the 0.-V,. R- N. fr
r:es from the Paiouse country to Seattle
and Tacoma 00 the aame baste as rates In
effect to Portland from that territory. The
ajvant.ee tne Portland buyer sains la
through bla ability to utilise the ter
rout re In bringing the wheat to this city
for lees money than It Is possible to handle
It Into S. at Lie and Tacoma direct. rr
stsmple. tua through rate sow from Kin
;j. Wash., - miles above KenneeMek. to
Portlsnd is 11 cent. Instead of 1 "nts-
If this grain ahould be purchased by Seat
tle or Tacoma buyers. It must first be
handled Into Kenneerlrk by steamer at a
r:e of sot less thaa i cents on each 100
pounds: must then be transferred by team
to the railroad trarke l not less than 3
cent, additional, and the rate on grata
from Kennewlck to Pu.'t Sound cities be
ing 1SV, cents, would make a through rate
from the wheat-shlpplr.g points on the I p
er Columbia River to Seattle or Tacoma of
approximately lo.::i. It Is plain to see
that Portland, by using the water route
from that section. bs a tremendous ad
vantage over the Bound cities.
OTTIXGEIt GOI-S TO ENEMY
Harrlman Strairohlp Lines Add Title
of General Agent to Staff.
Steamship and railroad circles wera
agog yesterday on the receipt of news
from Saa Kranclsco that Adolph Ot
tlnger. formerly known by the appella
tion of "King; of Ticket Scalpers." had
been appointed general agent of the
San Francisco & Portland Steamship
I'ompany. with headquarters at new
offices at 712 Market street. Ban Fran
rlsco. at 142 Third street here and tha
spring-street branch at San Pedro. Tha
sppotntment was made July I by A
U. G. Kerrell. general passenger agent,
tnd approved by R. P. Schwerln. head
( the San r ranclsco A i'ortland ana
Pacific Mail lines.
The appointment of Ottlnger is anew
step In the Interest of a more extensive
'campaign for passenger business, and
at San Francisco the opening of the
Market-street office signalises the be
ginning of the move, for In the past
travelers have been compelled to as
cend to the upper floor of an office
building to make reservations. In con
nection with the departure It Is said
the Pacific Mall will enter tha field
more actively for trans-Partflc passen
ger business and an effort will be made
to draw from Harrtrnan rail territory
patronage that will be routed via Sao
Kanclsco. Otttnger was an active fac
tor against tha rail Interests for year,
when ha operated a chain of tlcket
scalptng offices throughout tha coun
try, and he made a strong fight against
tha railroads In li)S. when the Lewis
and Clark Fair travel conditions result
id In the agencies being closed.
KOAX MAKl" ICK NEXT WEEK
Two Lumber-Carrier Dae Early in
August to Load Offshore.
Two of three Japanese steamers
bound this way with cargoes of oak
from Otaru have been taken by tha
China Import at Export Lumber Com
pany, the first to load being- the Koan
Maru. which Is due to arrive In tha
Columbia River August S and has
aboard 1.400.004 feet of Nippon hard
wood logs. Recently the Japanese
tramp Otaru Mara Sa 3 was fixed and
It Is expected that the steamer Jlntsu
Maru will be engaged shortly. Tha
Koan Mara will be loaded outward by
Iant se Russell In the Interest of tha
China Import Export Lumber Com
pany. The Japanese vessels are con
signed Inward to the Faclftc Lumber A
Manufacturing Company and will be
the last of the season to bring full
cargoes from Otaru. as the remainder
of the hardwood ordered there will be
loaded on regular liners.
The British steamer Coulsdon. which
la under engagement to J. J. Moore sV
Co. and loads for Australia with cargo
from Saa Francisco. Eureka and the
Columbia River. l. due at St. Helens
August 1 to complete her cargo. The
British steamer Elhelwolf. loading at
Inman-Poulsen's. will be the tallender
of the July steam tonnage to get away,
as she Is due to tike on the last sticks
today. Some of the windjammers load
ing on tha lower river will get away
before August 1. The Indications are
that the coming month will witness
an Improvement In the amount of ma
'erlal dispatched.
Marine Notes.
Having made a return trip from Til
lamook to Astoria to load gasoline for
Tillamook, tba gasoline sloop Delia Is
expected to complete tha voyage and
reach Portland tomorrow to load for
Sestucca.
Captain Jessen. of the steamer Roan
3ke, sailing lst night for California
ports, notes the growth of the fleet
operating along tha Oregon coast from
I'ortland. He said he navigated tha
urst steamer Into Tillamook Bay. nam
ing gone there about I$ to establish
buoys at tne entrance. 1 ne vessel
an
chored inside, off Garibaldi, w
there was but one house.
oowt.w tha V. . Vehalem. the
here
tug
Geo, R. Vosburg left tba harbor yest
j .eaHknAn wl.k . l moment s
:er-
of
railroad equipment for the Pacific Rail
road at N&viesuon t nmaDHT. wuivu
completing
. .. . . ...I. - v.
the Hlllsboro-TUlaraook
Una.
x-.i 1 .mmmw,mm ll.f. are In ord
er
these days on steamers bound for Call
fornla, tha Roanoke leaving wun a
. 1 . w ...n w- a u.t .vailing and
ca
tha
. . . i . . . .ulnar t hi. morn
nlng
haa disposed of her cabin accommod
t loo
United States Commissioner Marsh
yesterday turned over to t-oiiector
Customs Malcolm ISO. representing
i..m.j n Una- Fook. a memt
of
a
ber
nt the Chinese crew of the Brltl
sb
... L'nfnirii-. who was fou
nd
guilty of attempting to smuggle opium.
To be docked for an examination m
her hull, light vessel No. 60 reached
tha harbor yesterday afternoon
.J . K nrffnn drvdock.
Sh
jiwa . ...v - - .1 .
at
A good run was made from Tongu
rf'vrs rXTXLJJCgJfCM.
e to Arrive.
From.
.Baa Pedre...
. Eureka. . . .
Kama,
Beaver.
Alliance. ...
Northland.
Pear
P a yoeeae . . . . .
pieakwater. ..
Cue H. Elmore,
(toltfen Gate. ..
Oeo. W. Elder.
Fe.rom
Honr-ik Ibsea. .
Rose City
Aavll
Roanoke.
Hercuiee. ... .
Biratblyoa....
Data
In port
In tmrt
.Saa Pranclsco
Jtilv -T
, fsa reare. .
.Bayoceaa....
.Coos Pay.....
, T1.iao.ook....
, Tlliamoolt....
.Saa Ileso....
, San Praacisce
. -Hongkong. ...
.San redro....
.Pasdoa. . ....
.Saa Diege....
Jlongkong. ...
.Uoagkoag....
July
7
3T
S
29
ZS
10
11
1
1
3
7
ia
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
For.
. Saa Pedre,
. Eureka. . .
Data
July rt
Beaver. . .
Alliance. .
Northland
July
.San Francisco
Ju.y
Bayeeeas). ....
Preakeraier...
Golden Oate. ..
Foe H. Clcoore
Bear
Oeo. W. Xldar.
Falcon.
Rose City
Roanoke. .....
Anvil
Hennk Ibsea..
Hercuiee. . ..
atrethijoa. ...
,. Bayoceaa. ...
,.Coos Pay....
. TIltamooB....
July
Ju,y
July
Aug.
Ang.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
. T.l.amook....
. Paa Pedre....
.San Diego. . . .
1 Saa Francisco
.Saa Pedre....
.Saa Dlege. ...
Pandoo. .....
Hongkong....
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Hongkong
.Hongkocg
Aug.
Sept.
Point, considering that stops wera
made to attend to range lights.
The steamers Shoshone, from San
Francisco, and the Alliance, from Eu
reka via Coos Ray. were in yesterday's
entries at the Custom-House. The cho
shone cleared In ballast for Raymond,
for which point she sailed last night to
load lumxtr. and the gasoline schooner
Anvil cleared for Hand on and way ports.
H. K. Feltxer. engineer of construc
tion of the Union Bridge at Construe-
tlon Company, on whose shoulders de
volved tha work of starting founda
tions of the new Harrlman bridge and
those of the Broadway crossing, h
returned from Kansas City to remain a
short time. The company has other
contracts under way. mostly in the
East. Mr. Seltxer spends much of his
time at the Kansas City headquarters.
For the first Urns In several years an
entry haa been made in the docket of
changes in masters at the Custom
liouse In tha nan.e of George Conway,
superintendent of water lines of the O.
W. R A N. At the time of the reor
ganisation of the system from the O.
W. R. at X. he appeared as master of
the steamer Ruth, which was ordered
out of the boneyard yesterday after
an overhauling, and Captain O. F. Heg
dale assigned as master. Captain Heg
dale is suoceeded on the steamer El
more by Captain George H. Hale.
As the steamer Hassalo Is In need
of slight repairs, she was sent to the
O.-W. R 4 N. boneyard yesterday and
the steamer Elmore started on the
Portland-Astoria route In her place, be
ing withdrawn from the Oregon City
run. on which the steamer Ruth will
be operated. The Ruth haa been re
painted and oil burners and electrlo
lights have been Installed. Her main
deck stanchions were removed, trusses
being used Instead to allow plenty of
space for handling rolls of paper from
the Oregon City mills.
Local Inapectors Edwards and Fuller
have fixed August 1 at t o'clock for the
hearing to place responsibility for the
collision Saturday morning at Bugby
Light between the tug Samson, with
rock bargee In tow. and the steamer M.
F. Henderson, with barge No. it In tow,
which resulted In the sinking of the
Henderson. The Henderson was right
ed yesterday. Her cabin was -destroyed,
the pilot-house being demolished and
the rest of the structure weakened. It
ia not known to what extent her hull Is
damaged. She will probably ba raised
today.
Movements of Vee!a.
PORTLAND. July :c. Arrived Steamer
Johaa Poulsen, from 6an Francisco; steamer
Shoshone, from ban Francisco: steamer
Grays Harbor, from San Francisco. Sailed
steamer Roanoke, for ea Diego and way
ports: steamer Claremont. for Raymond;
tug Oeo. R. Vosburg and barge Xehalem.
for Nehalem; steamer Shoshone, for Ray
mond. Astoria. July J. Condition at the mouth
of the river at I P. M . smooth; wind, north
west 14 miles; weather, cloudy. Sailed at
I It A. at. Steamer Elmore, for Tillamook:
steamer J. R. Stetson, for Aberdeen. Ar
rived at and left up at A. H. Steamer
Johan Poulsen. from San Francisco. Sailed
at 7:15 A. l. Steamer Golden Gate, for
Tillamook. Arrived at 11 A- at. and left
up at 13. IS P. al. Steamer Grays Har
bor, from Saa Franrlsoo. Railed at t P.
at. Baxkentlne C. F. Crocker, for West
Coast. Arrived down yesterday at C:4S
and sailed at 7 P. at. Steamer Breakwater,
for Coos Bay. Arrived at 7 and left up at
le p. at. Steamer Shoshone, from Saa
Francisco. Left up at It P. at. Steamer
Alliance.
San Francisco. July SC. Arrived at 4 A.
af - steamer Falcon, from Portland. Sailed
at 11 A. at. Steamer Rose City, for dan
Pedro. Sailed at 1 P. M. Steamer Coaster,
for Portland.
Fernando Norontra. July 14. Psssed
British ship Vincent, from Portland, for
Qneenstown.
San Francisco. July its Arrived Steam
ers Norwood, from Crays Harbor: Falcon,
from Portland; Carlos, from Taooma: Col,
K. 1- Drake, towing barge i. from Seattle,
polled t earners af.lt.l. for Wellington;
China, for Hongkong: Montara, for Nome;
City of Puebla. for Victoria; Coaster, for
Astoria; Excelsior, for Coos Bay; schooner
Lllv. for I'm po.ua.
Hongkong. July J. Arrived previously
Persia, from San Francisco; Strathlyon. from
Portland. Or.
Punta Arenas. July II. Sailed Sals, for
Tacoma. Ean Francisco, etc.. from Hamburg.
Seattle. July 1. Arrived Prince George,
from Prince Rupert: steamer Eureka, from
Tacoma; steamer Victoria, from Nome:
steamer Watson, from Tacoma: steamer
Preetdent, from Sound ports: steamer North
land, from Taroma. Sailed Steamer Wat
eon, for Tacoma: steamer Jefferson, for
Skagway: steamer Northland, for Tacoma:
steamer Queen, for Southeastern Alaska;
steamer Prince Oeorge. for Portland Canal;
U. S. 8. Heather, for Astoria
l.oe Angelea. July S. Arrived Chehslls.
from Sen Diego: Caspar (formerly Capla
trano, from Caspar; Klamath, from San
Di-eo: He'ena. from Wni.pa Harbor: Saa
f;xbrle,. from Umpqua River. Sailed
Oovertor. for Sat Diego: Chehatls, for Grays
Harbor; Nome City, for Portland: Alratras.
for Greenwood: laqua. for Eureka: Rainier,
for Wil'apa Harbor.
Tacoma. July 2S. Arrived German
steamer Sakk.rah. from Hamburg: steamer
J. T. Lurkenbach. from Nome: J.paneee
steamer Mexico Miru. from Yokohama;
steamer Watson, from Saa Francisco: steam
er Toeeralte. from San Pedro; steamer
Preet'lent .from San Francisco: steamer
Northland, from Alaska. Departed Steam
er Fureka. for Seattle: steamer Northland,
steamer Wstson. for Seattle.
Tides ml Astarta Thursday.
High. Low.
1:14 A. M 4 feet't:lS A. M -1 I feet
1:1T P. at T. f-ot t:17 P. M....1.T feet
China le offering an unusually favorable
market for American gln.eng. The stock
ae Hongkong is lower thaa tor several
years prsxlouals
SUBURBAN ROADS
NET GOOD PROFITS
Improvement on ML Scott
Line Said to Have Caused
Financial Deficit
COMMISSION HAS HEARING
Portland Railway, Light Power
Company Reports That Oregon
City and Caxadero Business
lias Been Profitable.
Figures showing that in the last two
years the Mount Scott line of the Port
, - r 1 1 -t i.hf a, Power Company
linn Kmiivmjt o - - - -
lost heavily, while the Oregon City and
the Caxadero lines reiurnco,
.... 1 w..e introduced before
. i i).iirn.,i Commission, hear-
11IB ClBtV ....... .
Ing the prospects of patrons of the
. 1 1 . 1 In.. a nro-
bpringwater uiviaiu.. o -. -r.n..
increase In rates, at the Court-
bouse yesterday morning.
F D. Hunt, traiiic manaser.
.u. .1. !..! 00 the Mount SCOtt
rj 1 11 r ui
division by the Improvement of the
service on that line. io tquiiiucu
has been purchased in the last two
years and the operating expenses have
greatly increased In consequence of
the more frequent service.
et.. ...n.tf of the sttoss earnings.
operating expenses and net earnings
of the company on ino mice euuuiusu
lines for the last three years is as
follows:
Passenger
,
Oregon City Line
Cross earnings
Operating expenses.
Net earnings
Caxadero l,lne
(Iron earning.
Operating expenses..
Net earnings
Mount Rcott Llne-
Groaa earnings
Operating expenses.
Net earnings
Deficit.
Oregon City Line
Orou earnings
Operating expenses.....
Net earnings
Casatlero Line
Gross earning.
Operating expenses
Net earnings
Mount S-oit Line
Croa earnings
Operating expenses
Net earnings
Freight
o.v. ei... .how tha remarkable de
velopment that has been experienced
. i. aw.t.ee4 nv
In the suourDan uisiri-i
the traction lines.
o . v. . . mnnav-makers. the Ore
gon City line shows up to far better
advantage man noes m "
tern, as the mileage is much shorter
and the Investment consequently much
lighter. .. .
While the Mount scott ireignv
partment earned more than the passen
ger department lost In 110, this gain
la more than offset by the fixed
... . nt which are taken Into
consideration in these reports. These
Include depredation, taxea and In
terest. Governed by a comparison 01 ino ro-
.- e .. t..t two vears. officials Of
the company believe that the present
year will return an actual profit on the
Mount Scott line. The district served
. . f . Imnrnvlnr ranidlv and
the business consequently is increasing.
Two Cases Heaxd.
two iiutinft eaaea were fnvolved in
the hearing yesterday the protest of
patrons of the Caxadero line, which
1 . ..n.iin. ever alnca the com
pany announced its Intention to Place
the Increased scneauio mi '"x
the complaint of residents of Jennings
in the Oregon City line ior ma awu
lon of the 6-cent fare limit from Ore--if
t that nolnt. Both cases
are simple In themselves, but require a
. i. t.,ov or the affairs Of
l UIIII CI'.""! ' " -
the company to determine what action
wlU be lust.
Pending a report from officials of
. V. Amnaow eoverlns tha histOrv Of
HIW - .
the Onancea and construction of the
road from the time It was iirsi con-
1 a ... ik. nr.i.nt dav. tha com
mission ordered a suspension of the
higher - rate tariir ior ou oii
ugust 1.
The commission heard evidence In
Eczema. Acne. Tetter. Poison
unhealthy humor or acid impurity Is diseasing ihe circulation, and that
a thorough cleansing of this vital fluid is necessary in order to correct
the trouble. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may relieve some of the
itching and other discomforts caused by skin diseases, but such treat
ment has no enect on the Diooa ana tnererore cannot ao any permanent
good. Until the humor is removed from the circulation the cuticle will
suffer the effects of an acrid irritation. S. S.S. is the best and auickest
remedy because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. It goes into the
rirculfltion. and removes every particle of the humor, whether it be an
infection of poisonous plants or from
pure, rich and healthy, allowing it
Book on Skin Diseases and medical
drugstores. TWi SWui
MEN CURED
$5 to $15
By DR. LINDSAY, the Eminent, Long
Established Specialist
"why pay more
for Inferior treatment when you ean 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 asitea 10 pay tor
any experiments or any failures. If your
case will not yield to treatment I can ascer- t,
tain that at the first examination, and will
frankly tell you so and give you advice how
wv awtrrrai.TIK ARE Vtmil
Bleed A 1 1 me m la, files. Varies Veins, Has.
Ium. Kldaey, SJUddes mmm aU allsneala as
liar saesv. ;
COME JLNO CONSULT US FHEB OF AXX CHAROIL
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE! SPECIALIST.
Carver Alder asi Seeaad Street. Entrance 12SVi Second Ktree. Prt
Or? Oinrs Boars A- M. to a V. at. adaya 10 A. H. te 1 P. at.
the complaint of Jennings residents
and reserved decision. The B-cent fare
from Oregon City now extends to Mel
drum. 1800 feet from Jennings, which
point ia charged 10 cents to Oregon
City. A store is tocaiea si mo jcu'
nlngs station and persons find it con'
venlent to board the car there. HOW'
ever, many of them walk to Meldrum
to take advantage of the lower rate.
Franklin T. Griffith represented the
railroad company, while Assistant At'
torney-Oeneral Crawford appeared for
the plaintiffs in tne uazaaero case,
Jennings residents naa no attorney.
AFTER LIGHTS TO. BE PIAIX
Officers Say Freenel and Fluted
Types Xot Required.
Custom-House officers yesterday an
MM.ot . rnnc.itlnn In favor of motor
boat owners that will not only lessen
V. - evnenae of rtrnvldlns illuminations.
but permit them to utilize gear that
haa been purcnasea unaer a recem in
terpretation, as it is made known that
fresnel or fluted globes are not re
onired on stern llehts. It has been
in .i,i.i1 that ona of those designs be
displayed as an after light, and some
Of the pUDUC DO&IHUUBCS Iiavv
-1 ...1.1. niitnra hut comnlalnt
recently aired in which it was declared
that a plain wnne iigni w cnum.,
as satisfactory In the local harbor, have
k...ht .Knut the new ruling.
While the Government inspectors
have insisted on a strict compliance
with the ree-ulatlons. as last season
. 1 .... -. . ahnwn because the orde
were new, more trouble is prospective
for small boat navigators when the
United States Customs Patrol launch
u vtr e.ntt eoe into commission Au
gust 1. as a regular patrol will be
maintained and operators cs-ugnt wun
out required lights, life preservers, fire
u arA other nar&rjhernalla
will be reported to Collector of Customs
Malcolm.
SPEIER LEAVES COMMISSION
Governor to Appoint Third Member
of Boarding-House Board.
On the receipt of commissions yester
Depart ment-
190R.
$147.(0.49 .
83.96t.6S
190J.
I1S4.50.51
82.3i.7
t 82.185.75
1111.55.85
tO.292.VJ
f 31.101.73
$ 7.o:.t
117.369.41
I :0,36 84
1910.
1194.087.0T
98.860.47
I f6.2O7.S0
14t.39.8t
102.5S8.61
..I O3.I.S4 01
. .I105.51-5T
. . H4.2S0.SS
..I 1.740.7S
. .11.4S.T
.. 111.49J.67
. .$ 7,4.2:
$ 41.101.03
1119.988.88
115.022.20
I 5.011.32
Department.
1908.
t 1S.47.1S
19.7Sl.94
1909.
3S.195.t2
19.744.C1
15.451.01
13.2Sl.:n
79.295.20
f 6.9S6.06
t 9.538.:.5
6.644.34
t 2.991.11
1910.
$ M). 611. 49
22.202.31
... .1 .SMS
....tlO.811.8S
.... 71.tlt.42
.... 38.455.46
,...$ .1S5
6.918.78
t 29.401.18
$191,514.77
116.275.2t
$ 75.239.53
$ 14.899.85
7.593.87
J.494.17
$ 7.201.78
rinv from the office of Governor West
to oeviv annolnterl members of the
State Sailor Boarding-house Commission.
which were forwarded by Kaipn watson,
urriirt to the Chief Executive, It be-
n .v. a imAvn that HftrtMrm&iter Speler
had tendered his resignation, pleading
that his duties as neaa 01 tne naruur
patrol demanded so much attention that
he did not feel ne couia comhi.uuj
tnin the anmm isslonershlD.
J. W. Ganong, of the Portland Flouring
Mills Company, and J. Andrew Jflaasen,
secretary of the Pacific district of the
International Longshoremen s Associa
tion, remain on the board, and while
they have received official notification
from Governor West of their appoint
ment, it ia believed there will be no
meeting until the third member is desig
nated, so that organisation can be per
fected. Th nrlnHnnl business that Will COme
before the organisation will be to pass
on an application from Jack Grant for a
license as shipping master, dui ma no i
operating without such sanction In view
of the inability of the former commis
sion to agree, the delay will cause him
no Inconvenience.
Tug and Tow Like One Craft.
OLTMTIA. Wash-. July 26. (Special.)
When a tug has a barge in tow, the two
craft make but one vessel, and if their
combined capacity Is five tons, then they
come within the ' provisions of the new
public service commission law, which
gives the state the right to regulate
boats. So holds Steven V. Carey. Assist
ant Attorney-General, in a formal opin
ion to the commission. He holds that
under admiralty law. a barge or scow
lashed to a tugboat makes but one craft,
and should be regarded as one vessel.
Med ford Men In Grants Pass.
GRANTS PASS. Or., July 16, (Spe-
CUBES EKE! IA. ACHE,
TETTED.P0IS0H0AK.nl:
Oak. Pimples, etc., show that some
other causes, and makes the blood
to soothe and nourish the skin.
advice free. S.S.S. is for sale at
arcurl LUV AiLATiiA, ua.
Defcllle - r. OtxSi
ONE TREATMENT
CURES HHk
Varicose Veins, Piles,
Fistula, Blood Poison
Examination Free
Seventeen Years of Success in Treating
Men Cures Guaranteed or Xo. Pay.
Miht cases Permanently Cured In OXE
TREATMB.NT. Moat Time - Saving, Moat
n 1 1 .... mfm. V n detention Prom
Occupation. Family er Home. A
and Permanent Care. I Mill Give S50U to
Any Charity as a Guarantee That Everyg
statement in t nia Anuwun.Mm . .
I cure rapidly, painlessly and at small expense. I will demonetrate
actual results In your case. I will give conclusive evidence of my merit
which is obtained and maintained by ability. 1 invite you to come to
my office. I will explain my treatment for Hernia, Plies, Fistula, ari
coae Vein., Pelvic, .Nervous, Blood, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. I will
give you Tfree physical examination; if necessary, a mlc,rsfP1f:a11 a"?
chemical analysis of secretions to determine existing; pathological and
bacteriological conditions. Every person should take advantage of this
opportunity to learn their true condition. Certainty of cure ie what you
"'thorough investigation should be made by every ailing P"so" a 8
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 always charged a very reasonable
fee. so that my services -may be otained by any mar. y10,,8'" 'sslike '
sires to be cured. I make no -misleading statements or "n0"6'?""1"1?
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 1 a
strictly professional basis, and the Inducements that I offer, which are
my ability and 30 years- successful experience, time-saving treatment
and guarantee of cure of certain diseases.
Specific Blood Poison Cured in One Treatment
BY PROF. F.HRMCH'S
1- a 1 . ij I L-.klVli
This discovery Is the greatest boon to sufferers from Specific Bl
Poison ever discovered. It hae been used successfully in v' J0!?
cases. It absolutely cures In one treatment. No matter now long ou
have been afflicted, it works like magic My experience with It per
mlts me to state positively that It is the greatest discovery of the age
and that all the eymptoms of the dreaded diseases, ncluding u'ees
eruptions, sores of all kinds, disappear in an incredib y short "me. 1
am the only reliable Specialist on the Conat using this P"Para"3n 'et
a scientific manner. Consult me Free before going elsewhere, and get
cured now. ,
We Cure Nervous Exhaustion
also known as Nervous Debility. Nervo-Vital Deyi'tyN6"8"!8;
If you have any symptoms of this ailment, such as loss of energ y or
ambition, vitality, easily fatigued, dull, ltless feeling, nervousness and
other symptoms. I want you to be sure and call. I 'ave given this con
dition of men special study and I unhesitatingly say that my treatment
Is not excelled by any other specialist, regard ess of what they may
claim. I know what I have accomplished In even the most severe cas es
-letters of Indorsement are on file, and there is no reason to believe
that I cannot cure YOU also. REMEMBER, by calling you do not obli
gate yourself to take treatment.
We Cure Contracted Ailments
Newly contracted rases qnlrkly cured. All burning. Itching, ln"a"l""
Ion and discharge checked In 24 hours.. Many cases cured in one we
We have a specific treatment for this aliment.
" Bladder and Prostate Gland Ailments j
Burning Pains, Tortures. Misery. Straining. Cystitis, Stone In the
Bladder. Gravel. Blood. Mucous and all Kidney and Bladder Aliments
which you do not care to trust to the family doctor. I am a speclaliet,
and am prepared to give you quick relief and a speedy cure.
"Old Chrronic 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
there is some reason. I have a scientific cure, and will cure you qulclciy
and cheaply. Don't let any ailment drag you down and weaken you.
Many Simple Cases Cured for $5
We are permanently located, incorporated and licensed under the laws
of Oregon.
MEN, IF IN TROUBLE, COXSULT TJS TODAY. If you 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.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
S914 MORRISON ST, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH, PORTLAND, OR.
clal.) A large delegation came to
Grants Pass from Medford yesterday
for another look at the big mineral
display that Is left over from the min
ing congress. The delegates made ap
plication to the secretary that a part
of it be placed In the Commercial Club
rooms at Medford, and that both or
ganizations work together to promote
the mining industry. Among the dele
gates were Frank Ray, Dr. C. R. Ray,
J. L. Hammersley, John D. Olwell and
Dr." J. F. Reddy.
RACING AUTO HITS POLE
Men Thrown 60 Feet but Not Hurt,
and Xeithcr Is Car.
MEDFORD. Or., July 28. (Special.)
Driving down Fir street 80 miles an
hour, an auto containing Frank Frazier
and Jlmmle Corrlgan dashed into a
telephone pole at Eleventh street and
threw the driver and his companion 20
feet to the side of the road.
Strangely enough neither the men nor
the auto were badly injured. They were
able to get their car out and drive
DR. A. G. SMITH.
I am the Only specialist In Port
land who does not advertise a fic
titious name or photograph. - ,
I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduct
my office. I am the most auccesa
fnl and reliable, as -medical cre
dentials and press records prove.
I make this statement ao that you
will know you consult a true spe
cialist, who sees and treats pa
tients personally. I possess skill
and experience, acquired In such a
way that no other can share, and
should not be classed with medical
companies. It ia Impossible for
a medical company to attend col
lege. Companies have no diplomas
or license to practice medicine In
Oregon or any other state. Medi
cal companies usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and Identity are in
definite, la selected and published
as the lerlt'mate speclaliet of the
olflre. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
a-ive consultation, examination and
treatment.
f tK- Van,,; f
"BO - FOR BLOOD POISON.
I use Professor Ehrlich's wonderful new discovery, "606," in cases
of Specific Blood Poison. It is the greatest marvel of medical science.
His new remedy has been succeAsfully ueed in thousands of cases. Let
me explain it to you.
COJVSUI-TATIOjr AND ADVICE FREE.
Office Honrs 9 A. M. to P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. te 1 P. M.
I invite you to come to my of fice. I will explain to you my treat
ment for Varicose Veins. Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood Poison, Piles,
Fistula Bladder. Kidney, Prostatic and all Men's Ailments, and give
you FREE a physical examination; if necessary a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions.
DR. A. G. SMITH
Radical
GREAT DI5-
Til MlVKlMl
6O6
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slowly back to the garage, and now they
are hiding from the police.
The accident was the result of a race
against time which Frazier was making
to demonstrate the superior qualities of
his car.
Columbia Alumni to Organize.
ALBANY, Or., July 26. (Special.)
Former students of Columbia Univer
sity, of Portland, who are now resid
ing in this city, are planning to form
a Ccfumbia University Alumni Associa
tion here. This will result from a visit
of Rev. Father George Marr, one of the
instructors at Columbia, who is now
here In the interest of that Institution
and visiting Rev. Father Arthur Lane,
rector of the Albany Parish. There is
a large number of former students of
Columbia in Albany.
S. O. TABLETS
Cures Debility and Weakness from any
csuse. Also Insomnia. Despondency. Indi
gestion. Palpitation. Paralysis. Trembling or
the Hands or Limbs. Pain In the Back. Kid
ney and Bladder Troubles. Price el per box
to any address. Money returned If It falls.
Druggists or mall. Address the Dr. Pierce
Remedy LO. 40 MOrnimn
C U .Hl e 0
IN FIVE DAYS
Varicose Veins, Blood
Poison, Piles, Fistula, Etc.
No Detention From Occupation,
Family or Home.
NO SEVERE OPERATIONS,
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TIME-SAVING, MOST NAT
URAL. MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
ANDPERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS IB 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 VEIJJS
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
ss r v e d and strengthened, pain
ceases, swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation Is rapidly re
established Instead of the depress
ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to stay cured or refund the
money.
234V2 Morrison
Corner of Second
Portland, Oregon
1 1 ' i
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e'Vf
J.J.Keefe,Ph.G.,M.D.
Men's Specialist
I am the only specialist In Port
land that publishes his own photo
graph, personally conducts and man
ages his own office, and sonsults
with and treats all his own patients.
I have more qualifications and ex
perience than any other specialist
advertising in this city.
Every man calling at my office is
assured of my personal and indi
vidual treatment until a cure Is
effected. My fees are one - fourth
that exacted by the various "medical
companies," "'Institutes" and "mu
seums." Be sure to consult me be
fore treating elsewhere.
V'hy treat with lrresponsibles
when you can secure the expert
services of a responsible specialist?
See me if you have any of the fol
lowing disorders: Varicose Veins,
Hydrocele, Obstructions, Nerve,
Blood and Skin Disorders, Bladder
Troubles, Blood Poisons, Kruptions,
Ulcers. Weakness, Prostatitis, Pile
or Fistula.
0 to 5 7 to 8 Dally; Sunday, 10 to 12
Examination Advice Free.
Rooms 309-10-11
MERCHANTS TRUST BUILDING,
Corner 6th and Washington Sta,
Portland, Oregon.
"606"
FOR
Blood
Poison
Blood tests accurately made. Treat
ment scientifically administered.
Quick, permanent cures guaran
teed. We cure all ailments of men.
Pay when satisfied. Consultation,
examination, and diagnosis free.
DR. GREEN CO.
32 Washington St., Portland, Or.
I Cure Men
IS MY FEE
Pay When Cured
General Debil
ity, Weak Nerves,
Inmllnnin RpHllltS
of exposure, overwork and other vio
lations of Nature's laws. Diseases of
Hladder and Kidneys, Varicose
Veins, quickly aud permuuently
cnrril at small expense.
SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured.
All burning, itching and inflamma
tion stopped in 24 hours. Cures ef
fected 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.,
224M. Washington St., Cor. First.
DR. WING LEE
I make my own Chi
nese herb and root
medicines. I am an
educated Doctor and
use the treatment ot
the Physicians prac
ticing in Oregon and
Washington. I have
used Chinese herb and
root medicines exclu
sively for 45 years. I
e-romina naticTits carefully and thor
oughly. No matter of how long stand
ing the disease, no matter what the
ailment, it is curable. Female, kid
ney, throat, heart, liver, stomach dis
eases, consumption, blood poison, piles
all cured by mv treatment. Out-of-town
people write for circulars and
consultation blank.
27 North Fifth St.. Portland. Or.
Practical Home Helps
Indigestion, Bowel Trouble, Dysentry
Diarrhoea.
Put a nicely browned piece of toast
in a small bowl of cold water and let
it stand about an hour. To a glass of
the strained toast water, add a table
spoonful of Duffy's pure malt whiskey.
If desired a little fruit syrup may be
added for flavoring.
This remedy has been used with ex
cellent results and is very highly rec
ommended by Dr. E. T. Hewson, of De
troit, Mich., who says: "It saved me
from a threatened collapse when noth
ing else had any effect."
L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old. Sellable Chinas.
Doctor spent lifetime study of .
herbs and research la Onlnat
was granted diploma by th.
mperori guarantees cur. all
ailments of men and women
wbsa others fall. If yoa sut
ler, call or write to YJtK
CONS SUCUICIMK CO.. 14JH
ttrss. Cox. AUsr. VarUsa Ob
BING CHONG,
Chinese Doctor
Mads of Chinese herbs and
root medicine cures aU
kinds diseases of the heart,
lungs, Uver, stomach, kid
ney, blood troubles of man
ind woman when others
fail. If you suffer, call or
write to 165 H 3d St.. room
A. cor. Morrison.
SI A If V Verroos weakness Is s dineane that
n H IV l can be cured. All nervou people
VFDf AIIC have thin, watery blood, it does not
llbtiVwUd noariih or give strength. Enrich
P - the blood and Ultra will be no
EDP LE baky, narvoos feelinq. Go to any
drnr Mora or send to un for
CUN5I BLOOD AND NERTK TO.MC
These Tablto will cur anr cue of Drvoaanos. 75c a
sax. mot Proof write vr. Iwmii i
Ca, Pnilaaelpfcts, Pa
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