JETTY PLANS FIXED
Johnson & Anderson Given
Second Contract.
BIDS DEEMED TOO HIGH
Kitrnjrlon of Sooth Wall Belle-red
Ltm Costly at Slnslavr if Done
by Firm That Already Ila
Equipment on Ground.
Johnson A Anderson. Portland con
tractors, will build both Jrtf.ru at the
month or the Sluslaw. aa In addition to
a contract entered Into last year for
extending the north Jettr. an oriler wai
received )Mtrj4T at the offlre of
Major Morrow. orrs of Engineers.
I", f. A, from Waahlns'ton. directing
that bids for the extension of the south
Jetty be rejected and that Johnson A
rdcnon be awarded the work on an
Informal tender of IIJ.I7S.7i). They
are aliow inrn months In which to
complete the extension, which will have
a lenarthi of 4'.' feet.
The first contract, covering- the north
Jetty, la to be terminated In 37 montha
and It waa awarded on a bid of i:oo.
. Kautpment la belr.it assembled and
erected on the (rounil while material
la betnr irotten together for tne con-
tructlon of hirrn on which to trans
port rock. The plan to push both Jet
tlea seaward had been under conslder
atlon for tomt time, and ao far aa !
known the Oovernment engineers do
not contemplate lncreaslne; the lenarth
f either beyond the provisions of the
contract.
Johnson Anderson and Robert
Wakefield submitted blrls on the south
Jetty, but t.iey were deemed hlcri. aa
the former had preciously offered to
undertake the project at a lower future,
but Increased the amount because of
time lost and finally a compromise s
effected. Miring; fjear on the ground It
waa thoucht best to let the work to
on firm If the price waa satisfactory.
navy rm:vKTix Tvrnom
Sailors on Doty Here to Take? Pro
phylactic Treatment.
Men serrlne under Lieutenant Toaa.
I". S. N- at the Portland Navy recrult
inr station, are to submit to the typhoid
prophylactic treatment adopted by the
Navy repartment for the prevention of
typhoid. L'nllke vaccination for small
pox, the typhoid treatment Is said to
leave no local scar or Inflammation, al
though In some cases the patients feel
out of sorts for a day or two.
Ueutecant Toaa received from Wash
ington yesterday blanks which those
enllstlnr In the future are to slam. aet.
tins; forth that they understand the
shipping articles, that they have not
been promised apect-vl duty, and agree
to undergo the typhoid prophylactic
treatment.
f men enlisted last week W. H.
Thomas, of Portland, was rated as a
fireman, second class. Robert B. Fallon
re-enltsted as a seaman, having served
an apprenticeship of four years and
seven months, and In that time was ad
vanced to the rate of quartermaster,
third class. He waa discharged from
the t'nlted States steamship Wisconsin
November 1". ln. ami with Thomas
was sent to the L'nlted States steamship
Independence.
U R EA KWAT E U If AS .YEW AC.EVT
J)I. T. Mohr Comlnjr xYnnt Coos Flay
to Open Separate Office.
II. J. Mohr. of MarshftrM. who has
been In the service of the Harrlman In
terests there as agent on the dock of
the Coos Bay. Hoseburg 4 Kastern
itallroad. has been appointed agent of
the Breakwater at Portland and L II.
Keating, agent for the Breakwater at
MarshflcM. will be rashler here.
The change Is to be made February
C. through which the Itreakwatrr will
arrive ami depart from the addition re
cently built to Alnsworth dock on the
north end. and the affair of the line
wtll be conducted separately, as In the
past employes of the ban Francisco at
Portland Steamship Company have
handled the ISreak water" business. C.
J. Mlllls. who has been In charge of
the Harrlman property at Coos Pay
ami recently entered the office of Gen
eral Manager Calvin, of the Southern
Pacific, at San Francisco. Is expected
from the south this week to arrange
details and Mohr and Keating are to
arrive on the next voyage of the
Breakwater.
HOSE CITY MAKES lOOTfl THIP
Steamer IIas Been on Port fand-Call-fnmla
Koute I 'our Yeam.
What representatives of the "Big
Thee" fleet refer to as the -century"
voyace of the steamer Rose City from
Portland will be begun Tburculer. when
ah sails from Alnsworth dock for Cal
ifornia porta, as It marks 10a times
that she has hauled away from the
same berth. The vessel arrived her
to enter the service February 13. 1701.
Though subjected to minor delays at
times the Kose City has not missed a
trip, and considering the fact she is
smaller than the Beaver and Bear, both
In the way of cargo capacity and the
number f passenger accommodations,
ah has mad an excellent showing.
Sb Is the oldest carrier of the fleet
and until the Beaver and Bear were
commissioned was regarded as one of
th best steamers that ever plied from
the harbor south.
Tiiirr ortiiATKs ox Fi.nF.ii
Purser's Office Jjot $100 and
Guilty One Escapes.
Somewhere on the high seas, while
te neimtr Geo. W. Ekler was on th
.y from San Francisco to Portland,
f l-t In cash disappeared from the pur
s' rs of rue. A search made before the
v-el entered the Columbia River
f.nlej .to result In Its recovery, so on
srrlvaf at Astoria Chief of Folic
HoiiKMon waa asked to lend his serv
I -jl. Ho also went on a still hunt for
t . i "in. but without success.
A ri'irst was made yesterday that
t ..- Portland police department take a
I ,r ! In the case and petectives Taft
sr. I r'.fPS wer asstcned to the task,
but were also baffled. A temporary
n. r.iher of the crew. who. It Is said,
wus to work his way only to Portland,
waa under suspicion but h waa
searched each time and none of th
cash waa found on his person.
FI EET MOVEMENTS It BI.ISHETJ
HjsJa Wtll Arrive In Portland To
morrow Willi t'ur;o.
In the weekly circular of th Water
hous flest the Oriental liner Or Uric,
which waa th laat to sail from Port
land, la shown at Seattle to complete
cargo, while th Ryja. which la bound
here from th other aide. Is also at the
Puget Sound city discharging and la
due here tomorrow. Th list la aa fol
lows: Oriental Dunbar, arrived Koba Jan
nary It; Hercules, sailed Cotnog Jan
uary 2i for Mojl; Kumerlc. arrived Yo
kohama January II: Laiceiic, at Manila;
Needles, arrived Kobe January 27: Or
terlc at Seattle: Strathlyon. sailed
Vancouver for Kobe and Shanghai Jan
uary 20; Suverlv aalled Tokohama for
Victoria January 22; RvgJa, at Seattle;
Stratbendrlck. sailed Mukllto for Yo
kohama and Kobe via Nanalmo, ii.
Januarv 20.
Australian Service Bella of Scot
land sailed San Francisco for Auck
land. January J I: Henrlk Ibsen, sailed
San Francisco for Auckland and Syd
ney. January 24; Croydon, sailed trom
Vancouver for Pago Pago recember 22;
Strathairly. at Vancouver. B. C.
xome crrr to leave rottte
Other Veewela Under Way and Mora
tonirscis -
That th steamer Nome City will
ceas operating regularly to Portland
from San Francisco and make Puget
Sound th northern terminus of her run
hereafter Is believed aa a result of her
purchase by th Charles Nelson Inter
ests, as vessels of that flag ara main
tained on that route. The loss of ona
vessel will not be felt during the com
ing season, aa there Is a good-slsed fleet
under construction to ply principally
from Portland.
Captain Bailey, of the Columbia River
Pilots' Association, who returned last
week after a trip to Honolulu and tha
Panama Canal, says that Swayne &
Hoyt ar building a carrier that will b
ready this season. Another contract let
last week was by the Hart-Wood Lum
ber Company to th Mathews Shipbuild
ing Company, of Hoqulam. Wih, for a
steamer, to cost 1130.000. Within two
months It la thought that on, and pos
sibly two. other blda of th same kind
will be awarded the Hoqulam yards.
The contract provides that th vessel
shall be ready for machinery by August
and finished for service In November.
She will bav a lumber capacity of S00.
000 feet, carry 27 passengers and b of
th same dimensions as the ateamer
lalsy Uadsby. built there a few months
ago.
Sliaver Company Eliminated.
Federal Judge Wnlverton sustained
exceptions In tha libel suit of tha
Shaver Transportation Company and
tne Oregon Round Lumber- Company
against the steamer Sampson yester
day morning, which remove the Shaver
Company from the litigation. He said
It la his opinion that the evidence so
far submitted doe not show th steam
er M. F. Henderson, rammed by th
Sampson, was totally destroyed. Th
evidence at th trial must Indicate, he
said whether the owners of the barge
towtd by th Bampson at th time of
the collision ar Jointly responsible
with the owners of the Sampson for
damage to tha Henderson.
Marine- Notes.
While the steamer Monarch was en
rout up th Columbia Sunday a pitman
strap broke, placing her out of com
mission temporarily.
Assistant Superintendent Overbaugh,
of the Harrlman river lines, has re
turned after several weeks spent In
I'lortda and other parts of th South.
Coming to load wheat the German
ship Thlelbek sailed from Santa Rosalia
for th Columbia Sunday, according to
advices to th Merchant Exchange yes
terday.
Q. J Blair, general freight agent of
the San Francisco at Portland Steam
ship Company, returned to the Bay City
last night after having spent a week
here on business.
Lieutenant Robert. Corps of En
gineers, L". 8. A., In charge of con
struction work on the Celllo Canal,
has returned from California with his
bride, formerly Miss May Walther. of
The Da Ilea. They will reside at the
Big Kddy.
As a means of expediting the haul
ing out the wreck of the steamer Sarah
Ptxon on th way of the Portland
Shipbuilding Company, which will be
done today, th steamer Cascades, of
the same fleet, was launched there
yesterday.
H. F. McGrath, a Custom-House In
snector. who has been at Washington
attending a convention of the United
States Retirement Association, sus
tained a fractured arm at Chicago
through being run down by an auto.
He la expected home tomorrow.
When the steamer Carlos satis for
San Francisco Thursday she will have
tOO tons of wheat and 200 tons of oats
In her hold, but her owners will pay
10 renta a ton for trucking the grain
over the dock, as the various lines
agreed not to pay the charge after
February 1. She will load piling on
deck.
Flour wtll be started aboard th
British steamer Hasel Poller at th
plant of th Portland Flouring Mills
Company this morning and she will
load lumber from barges. Sh arrived
up last night from Tongue Point. The
British stesmer Hartlnpton also entered
the river from Pujret Sound, and will
load lumber at St. Johns.
Last Sun. lay night the conk of the
German ship I-asbek bade farewell to
the vessel and Is credited with having
burdened himself with various tools of
the culinary department. The vessel
finished loading iwheat yesterday and
went to th stream. She will ship men
needed to complete her complement to
day, but the skipper Is anxious to hav
"cookie return.
Inspector Beck, of th seventeenth
lighthouse district, has ordered that
the tender Manxanlta return from Se
attle to Tongue Point and take on
buoys to be used In revising naviga
tion marks In Oraya Harbor. Mr. Beck
received th Initial copy of th Light
hous Bulletin yesterday, a publica
tion that will be Issued monthly so all
members of the' service may be In
formed as to what I transpiring In
various districts.
Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAXR Jan. -O. Att1I British
stramrr Harftnalun from PuKt Sound:
liriush sleumrr llssel lollar from Sao
i"r-r.c:scv Aiied jolln a hooner Til
lamook for Hanson and way porta.
Astoria. Jan. SJ Condition at th? mouth
of the river at ft P. M, roush; wind, soma
2 J miles: weather, ralalns. sailed at 1 A.
M. Steamer Koeecrans for Monterey. Left
up at 11. 20 A. 1L llrtllsa steamer Hart-li,;tr.n-
Left up at P. M. Uriuah steam
er ll.x.l IMIlar.
Astoria. Jan. Arrived at 4:S0 P. M.
Frittft.i ilrami-r Hsrtlnstna. from Niniinw.
Sailed st 4.:iO P. M. Strainer Washtenaw,
for Pert San l.ule. Arrived st 4 30 snd
left up at P. M. cteamar Carlos, from
IMS Pranclsco.
San Krancleco, Jan. 2 Balled at noon
Stammer Daisy Oauany, for Columbia Klver.
Sail! last nlsht Steamers Catania and
snoehone. for 1'ortland. Arrived at a P.
M. Steamer Daisy Freeman, from Columbia
luver.
I'ort San I.ulp. Jan. 2. Arrived Steam
er J. A. "hanslor, from Portland.
Santa Koaatia, Jan. 2V Saned German
ship Thleiperk. for Portland.
Seattle. Jun. 2. Arrived Rteamers
Qur.li. from ean Francisco; Prnceaa Kna.
from Vancouver; Chicago Iru. from
Tacoma- Sailed Pteamara Isthmian, for
Saline Crus via Son Francisco, Northland,
for Tacoma.
San rraacteco. Jan. 2SV Arrived Rteam
ers Roma, from Seattle; I'alsy Freeman,
from Columbia Klver. Sailed Steainere
Dalav Garlsby, for Astoria: Willamette, for
reattle; Santa Barbara, for Wlllapa.
Tides at Aeteria Today.
H'sh. I-ow.
,, A. II :" feet'2:."7 A. l 4.3 feet
T. M " feet i .-. P. M -U.3 feel
Arkansas baa more mineral springs than
any state la tae L'alea,
BULGE IN MAYWHEAT
Price Is Lifted Over $1.03 in
the Chicago Pit.
HEAVY SELLING ABSORBED
Stranetli Due to Encouraging Cables
and Largo Decrease in the
American VUiblo Supply.
Export Travda In Corn.
CHICAGO. Jan. 29. Increasingly bull
Ish speculative sentiment carried wheat up
today a cent a bush-L The close was at
a sain of !o to SCc July finished
HvSo hlrh.r than Saturday. Oats closed
up Ho to "so, nog nroaucis wwe ra
pensive by 2Hr to lOc
ThrnuthAiit tha riav there Was lively SC
tlon In wheat. Aa early bulge to over 1.08
for May brought a rush of selling, but be
fore tranlng came to an ena me prtcm.
BTEA.MEB INTirLLIGIIXCE.
Dae to Arrive.
Name From. Data
Carlos. ........ .Pan Prsnclseo In port.
lloeedtv San Pedro. . . . In port.
Hra water. ... l oos Har In port.
Geo. W. Klder. . San Olr-so. ... In port.
Sue II. Elmore. .Tillamook. ...Jsn. SO
Hvrla Manila Jan. 81
Alliance l.urrks Jan. St
Falcon Pan Iieo. .. . Feb. 2
IWaver an Pedro. . . . Feb. 2
Koanoke. ..... .San Francisco Feb. 4
liter .Fan Padro.. .. Fb. 7
Scheduled to Depart.
Name. Fcr Date.
Sue II. Elmore. .Tillamook. ... Jan. SO
l.raakwater. ... Coos Bay Jan. SO
Geo. W. Cider. . San IMeco. .. .Jan. SI
Harvard S. F for U A.. Jan. 81
J City San Pedro.. .Feb. 1
Carlos San Francisco Feb. 1
Allisncs .ureka Feb. 2
Yale 8. F. fori. A. Feb. 2
Falcon San Francisco Feb. 4
Jteaver San Pedro. ... Feb. 6
Hoanoke San Diego. . . . Feb. 7
R-rJa .Manila Feb. 7
Bear San Pedro.... Fab. 11
nevertheless, went almost to 11.04. The
strength wae tersely the result of encour
aslns cahlee. but wae aiso dun In part to
a bi decrease lu the l'nlted States supply
todur. between the opanlng and the last
gong. May ranged from I1.02S to II. P3'.
with filial sales 4s ft fee net higher at HUSH
1 tsw.
Indiana snd Illinois export business
helped put firmness into corn. So did cold
weather and Increased bullish fueling. May
fluctuated between te end "etc closing
steady SOSe up at 7SC67C Cash
ftrades were In good demaud. No. 2 yel
ow wss not quoted.
Eager speculative buying kept any soft
spots out of tbe market. May ransed from
to 61 Ve. with the close at Mill an
advance of He elm Saturday night.
Provisions sufered a depreaalon. At the
and pork was down fc to 10c and the rest
of the list 2 Ho to Tin.
Ths leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jan. t .11' S
March .... 1.02V 1.03'a J.o:N
July Mli .l,,T ""'a
Sept. U .uife .4H. -XJ
CORN.
May TVi .64 .7H .7
Ju y 07 .r.- . .6. H
Sept. 67 .07
sift! e e e e e e a.eea sees e4 '
OATS.
May BO .81 K .8" .81 H
July 4 Mil's .4 .'v
bept. 4 .41 H -40 .41!,
PORK.
Jan. 1SI iS.Hl 1R.70 15 75
May lft 82 H lrt-IS 11.r 1ft 3
July Iu.i2 1S3 14.45 16.40
LARD.
Jan, 820 .12Vj P.17H
May P42H U.4.". 9..'I5 8.40
July 8.17s .S7 9r.
bapL e.o .tJ e.o-s f.w
SHORT RIBS.
May 2 S.24 S.7TH, 8.S0
Ju.y 8 1.0 8.77V,
Sepl 8 00 8.M 8.W 8 P2H
Jan.
Cash quotations wers as follows:
Flour Firm.
Hye No. 2. 8SH 4J94C.
L.ri.v Feed or mixing. SOcStl-Ov; fair
to choice malting. $l.i:t) l.Sj
Timotny seeo i-ii.
Clover seed llStf 22.S". ...
Pork Mass. old. 1 1. '.' H : new. 118.87.
I.ard In tierces. 1.17S 22-25.
Short ribs Loose. to.bo.
Crnln statistics
tai.i ri.ftrinrn of wheat and flour were
equal to 77.o bushels. Primary receipts
were 1.KMI.000 bushels, compared with 1,151.
O0O bushels the corresponding day a year
aso. The visible supply of wheat In the
United states decreased 1.60'J.OoO bushels
for the week. The amount of hreaffsiuf rs
on ocean passage decreased B84.0OO bushels.
Fstlmsted receipts for tomorrow: wheat,
3s cars: corn. 7ll cars; oats. 178 csrs; hogs.
87.0UO head.
European Grain Markets.
T 1VERPOOU Jsn. 2l. Close: Wheat,
March. 7s SHd; May 7s iVd; July 7s 6HL
Weather dur.
v avaav T,n '1(1 Careoea firm. "Walla
W.illa for shipment at 87a
a,ngllsa ana noca counir iuvtfc wiu.
Grain at 8aa Fran Hero.
PA FRANCISCO, Jsn. 29. Wheat
Stead? .
Parley Stesdy.
Spot quotations Wheat Shipping, L4?H
Ct!.."-Uj per centsl.
Barley Feed. 8LS7HO1.80 per cental;
brewing, nominal.
Oem Red. Sl.a04rl.94 per cental: white,
(1.7001.78 per cental; black. 81.o5J 1.80 per
cental.
Call board sales VThMt N trading.
Barley. 8L44.L47H; May. l.KOSa.
Paget Beand Grain Market,
ftEATTI.E. Jsn. 29. Wheat rVuestem.
8c; fortyfold. S3 He; club. 83c; Fife, 83c;
red Russian, 81VaC
TACOMA, Jan. 2ft. Wheat Blueetem.
Sftc: tortyfaid. 4c; club, 83c; red Russian,
80c
Receipts, whest. 20 ears; corn. 7 ears;
eats, 1 car: bay. 12 ears.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
IINN"E A.POLIS. Jan. 29. Close: Wheat.
May, tLol; July, f l.uUH H 1.08S. Cash: No.
1 bard, 8L08H: 'o. 1 Northern, 8L07ty
1.07 H: No. 2 Northern. 81.06 Vttf l0; No.
I wheat, ILMHULOt.
Visible Supply of Grata,
xrw" TORK. Jan. 29 Tbe visible supply
of grsin In the I sited Ststes Baturday. Jan.
uary . f . as compiieu D)r mo flew ion
Produce Exchange, waa ss follows:
Bus nets. Decrease.
Cora 6.522.1H)0 .r.i.O.10
Oats, domestlo la.01.000 I,23.O0
Oats. In bond 4u9.0oo 24.0OO
Rve. domesUC l. luo.vou u.uou
Parley 2.8S0.00O 2B5.000
Parley In bond SnI.OOO em.OOO
Wheat m canaaa t,vti,vw -soo.uvu
eincreasa
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 29. Standard corner.
weak: spot, 12 6J H ii 18 67 He; January.
1J.26 J1S.87hc: February. Marcn, April and
May. 13 67H 018 80. London, weak; spot.
100 Ins 8d; futures, fol lis 8d. Laae copper.
14H014NC: eieciroiyuc, itseuo. caauog.
13 T it 14H&
Tin Quiet: spot. 4S.B0844 2.1e: January.
48.50 9 43 72c: February, 42.K0843.87 Ho;
March. 4-V4Z-eoc; April ana May, 41.13 9
42 2."c. London, quiet; spot, il4 16s; fu
tures. 11' I 8s.
Lead Dull. 4eOT4.r.nc. New Tork: 4.309
4." .c. Kast St. Louis. London. flS IDs.
Spelter Dull. .M!r.5lKi New Tork; 6.20
C44ix Esst St. Louis. London. 26 7s od.
Antimony Dull. Cookson's. 7.2.'c
Iron Cleveland warrants. 43. wd In Lon
don. Locally Iron was qulst- No. 1 foundry
Nortrj.ru. iii iiem; no. a, sis-oots 14 73:
No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern, soft.
814 23 B 14.74-
H op at Ixindon.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29. Hops In London
tParlilc Coantl. flo &a'3ll la.
Jewess Lectnrea on Palestine.
Mme. Bell Pavsner. a Russian Jew
ss. who la lecturing In behalf of iter
AIET
By C.K. Holsman,M. D.The Leading Specialist
1 sm an expert speclsllit. trestlng sllmenu of men ex- m-t--ymmi"
eluslvely. I own my office ana equipment, puonsn
photorraph ana personally iiunmiw e ... .7
a?lenta from the time they some to m. until they are ols
,h....i cured. Although my time is fully occupied
trom early morn until late at night
th
ex
vi t t- , V. . . ... h. had anrwnare.
eerlance for the oast 18. years can
!V TH?. jV-J-...vZZ.a ,,I.rli and
ti conilnc; the mist skspucal thst I
sod LEADLVU Speclsllst In Portland.
mr
ZVR'iSlJPXrS.'&SZ w,lth"lnV.r7.nc.d docter. ar
-i-a-itir ,nu,,baTnd"de.7t.n,?;
eelf snd those who depend upon you demand tbe beat med-c R. Uolsman. at.
leal attention. I have the s blllty and can give yon thle
.-rvic. have always cnargea a
be obtained by any man who slncerly
ob(avJnd by ny mmjx
0 baV
lui i prli
I flallj drmoxiBtrt that T-uico wlu
can b eurd in noarly all cam by
aa traatmant In auch a aatlafactorr
war. pain caa. wellln subaldaa. a
haaltbj circulatioa la rapidly ra-aaib-llabad.
Instead of tha dapraaaln condi
tio djl I a;uarantaa you a oura to
curad or rtfood tba money.
KaDNET AND BLADDER.
With th dlitui you may hava
saora compltcaUona than ara praasnted
l,r ttery other dlseaaa. By my
Marching- Ulumlnatlon of tha bladder I
tftttrmlo accurately tha dlaeaaa and
ay mlcroecopto examination and nnn
aiytla I make doubly Aura tha condition
f tbe kldneya, thus laying foundation
tor aclentlflo treatment.
BPKCU IO BLOOD POISON.
Sc&anilflo treatmeat only should ba
cscd in cotnbatlnft' tbla loathesoma dla-
as. I cure Blood Poteon by tha now
frrr.an Remedy whlcb I Introduce di
rectly into tha blood, purifying It. neu
tralism; It and exseliioc potaoa from
he system. New b.ood thus formed
supplies and re bull dj tha tissues la sucb
a way that tha l allent recovers bis
norma 1 state vt hesJth. atxetaflii, and
aeuDUneaa,
MX 1URKCT TKFATMENT rOK
KEKVOV9 ItblliTI.
That dieorder commoaiy known as
weakness has for yara and feneratione
baaied the elZorta of physician, yet to
tr.is vary dsf a luajurliy at doctor
I Treat .All .Ailment of Men, Mid Cure to Stay Cured
I Offer Free Consultation and Examination
J invite you to come to my offlea. 1 will explain to you my treatment for
varicose velna, hernia, nervoua debility, blood poison, piles, fistula bladder, kid
ney and all men's ailments and give you FRES a physical examination U you
write for free book and eelf-examlnatia n blank.
lay an lea ia apeu all day from 0 A. M. to I P. M. and ftunday from 10 U U
All corrrepondenca treated confident lally. Lcttara cheerfulgy answered.
DR. C. K.
race In all parts of the world. dellT
ered a second lecture under the au
spices of the Zionists and B'nal Brlth.
In th Swiss Hall last nlg-ht. Illustra
tions of Palestine were shown. Mme.
Pevsner explained that aha had se
lected Palestine for her home after
leaving; Russia because It waa once the
country of the Jew, and sha hoped
It would ba aelected by them for tha
establishment of a new Jewish gov
ernment. JOHN D. IS EXTOLLED
C. E. Cllno Pral.scs Industry and
Victory or Standard OIL
PORTLAND. Or, Jan. 27. (To the
Editor.) It haa long- been a cheap
..,i,mini in froth at John D. Rock
efeller and tha Standard OH Company.
Now that the (treat organization is i
be dissolved. It may not be out of
place to say that tha financial success
It achieved waa due primarily to ener
gy In developing new departmenta of
... . J . A I m .nl.rnrlnH In 11 Tl-
llie lliuuenjr otuu " 1" "
dertaklng the production of the many
chemicals ana materials mtiucm-i
the process of refining. Mms iruiy ni
been great.
ry V. 1 A rr hv.Tipnilltptl B FA BrOSO-
line, naptha, paraffine. lubricating oils
wo..tln Tn addition tO theSO
some 200 other by-products hava been
extracted ana usea ir mouiv
poses and for aniline dyes. To utilize
-ii . v. - kv.nmHiiftlt ren ii 1 red the
greatest possible specialisation of
methods, encouragement ul
and Investment of capital.
The large profits accruing to tha
Standard Oil Company have not been
from Mr. Itocaeieuer ruuums
i. h railroads, but from the
scientific utilisation of these by-pro
ducts by superior intelligence, mcuu
leal organisation and skill in adapta
tion. Nor is this all legitimate aggreRa-
- i . i Kv .i li I a management
llUn "4 "3 " " ' '
v, t. h RtanHrd Oil Comcany
great advantago In the development of
foreign traae. in 11 cuuiram a mo
Continent and especially In Russia,
with the Rothschilds, th Noble broth
ers and of prominent English capltal-
-. - i m .,,na was due entirely to
superior managing ability and Its great
capitalisation.
Of the export or petroleum nuring
the last 40 yeara the Standard Oil Com-
i v. t ..A an nee ppnl. The
pi 11 y o n i (iv-n
firms above mentioned began shipping
oil In the early 70s to India. China and
Japan. In tank steamers. To meet
this competition the Standard Oil Com
pany estaDllsnea agencies an woi
world, with shrewd American man-
k..n, l m m .ii,. hiille tank shins
aKcrs, l' " 1 - " '
for transporting Its products and won
tha right in nearly every quaritr v i
earth.
efita anmethlnsr for men Of
sense, especially Americana, to be
proud of 7
Th. mnt,r of tha Standard Oil Com
pany haa been tremendous, but It was
only such power as naturally accrue,
to persistent Industry, thoroughness of
system and abundant capital, which It
made in Its business, on its control of
tha pipeline situation, whereby It be-
- n.nAnAne nf fha railroads, br
tlllO " ' -
preponderating purchases of crude oil.
by its aavauiagea m lucaituK
fineries near the several markets, but
v. ,iii.incr hv.nrodueta. It ef-
J ' . '
fected enormoua industries ana has
been a blessing to tne numan race.
w nur hava in everv home and every
hut under the sun a better and cheaper
Illuminating material and a whole lot
of other things aa essential to clvlllza-,
tlon, well nigh, aa ciotnmg anu oreaa.
The stock utterances by all sorts of
men. some of them well-meaning, and
.Ai.nl mannish WOmATl. tt John
all vw.iov.,,. .. . ... .. .
D. Rockefeller, the genius of the Stand
ard Oil Company, and a true benefactor
of mankind, la amusing.
I think of It when I see a noisy flee
chasing a magnificent seven-passenger
a,uto. C E. CLINE.
BAND WILL GIVE BALL
Flrrt Infantry Organization, to Bo
Host at Barracks,
v a jrnTTVTTl Wash.. Jan. 29. The
First Infantry Band at tha Barracks
iii .iv, a e-rand ball Wednesday
evening to Increase the band funds.
The Portland Commercial ciud ana
Portland Elks lodge have bought
blocks of tickets for the dance. The
grand march will be under the direc
tion of Lieutenant James A. Ulio, and
iii ka 1 o -I Kr r?n1onel ftisnrflre TC. Me-
Gunnegle, commandant of tha .Van
HOLSfilAN
MEN
r: - - .
la looking after the
aay rfiiuuun ann
leave no doubt aa te
should be sufficient
am the FOREMOST
I Pom skill and
-.-".-' .-v.- .v . u . . . 1 . . .
desires to be cured. I make no mis-
would
rears' ftuoc-
specialists not excepted ara attempt
Jos; to overcome l. ty methods that
have been In oonstant use and have
always tailed for half a cntury. They
dosa the system w lta powerful stimu
lants and tonics, calculated to restore
nervous force or etreng-th that Is not
and never has been lacking, with tha
result that tha functions ara tempo
rarily axclted to tbe positive detriment
f the patient. Weakness Is only a
symptom resulting from many local
conditions and Is curable by local
treatment only, without tha giving of
a single internal dosa, which demon
strates the absolute accuracy of my
understanding and treatment of this
disorder. In years I have not met
with a single failure and I have enure
eon tide nee in my ability to cure all
casce that coma to ma for treatment.
1 am equally certain that no treatment
other than that which I have perfect
ad can completely and permanently,
rer tore strength and vigor.
SO MUNtl' KlWt'lKiD TO COM
Uh.SC XHUAIkisM'. Many patients
luave no coontlnaca la .heir doctor, be
cause ba demands pay before a euro
has been effected and there are many
who have been misinformed about
.heir condition or through unsuccessful
treatment have become skeptical and
in ink there la no euro for them. X
want aa opportunity to treat suelk
men. It makea no difference about
the financial part, aa I accept pay tor
my services aa benenta are derived ;
ivhen 1 ani aatianeie the patient la ra
table. Health 4 capital at Interest,
1 will prov mf ability to cur He! ore
asking pay fur suy services.
22 Morrison St.
Cor. 1 at Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
couver Barracks, with Mrs. E. Tayman
and Mayor C. S. Irwin with Miss Isabel
McGunnegle.
The dance will last from 9 P. M. to
2 A. 51. Only military men ara asked
to appear In full dress; for visitors
dress is optional. Tbe full regimental
orchestra will furnish the music
The ball Is under the management of
the following members of the band:
Sergeant-Major Edward Harrlgan,
Chief Musician Joseph Fletrinelll, Sergeant-Major
Alber C. Bellamy, Sergeant-Major
B. K. Shackleford, Sergeant-Major
A. B. Richeson, Drum Ma
jor Elmer J. Walter, Drum Major A.
E. Ebbs, Sergeant W. C. Hendrlx. Ser
geant Allen O. Hay-ward and Corporal
Francis Leigh.
TITLES DESIGNATE HILLS
Father and Son Referred to as
"Chairman" and "President."
"The Chairman" and "The President"
are titles officials and employes of tha
Great Northern Railway now nse in
referring to James J. Hill and Louis
W. Hill, respectively. In conversation
and in correspondence.
After the senior Mr. Hill became
chairman cf the Great Northern's
board of directors, a few years ago,
and his son, Louis W. Hill, succeeded
him as president, considerable diffi
culty developed in distinguishing ref
erence to either from the other. To
say "Mr. Hill" waa confusing, while
"J. J." and "L. W." were designations
that lacked respect and were never
used by persons connected with the
railway.
Soon someone began the use of the
terms. "The Chairman" and "The
President." and immediately It was
adopted on the entire system. Now
It seems to be an unwritten law on
the Great Northern. L. W. Hill him
self. In speaking of his father In an
official way, refers to him as "The
Chairman." In referring to the presi
dent of the Great Northern, the chair
man refers to him as "My son."
Judge Ties Knots.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 29. (Spe
cial.) Judge McMaster tied the matri
monial knot for two couples today.
They were James E. Grit, of Rainier,
Or., and Mrs. Grace P. Chaney, of Port
land, and F. M. Vanderpool and Elsie
M. Sliderburg, of Portland.
MODERN METHODS
1 am positively the only specialist
In Portland that publishes his own
photograph, personally conducts and
manages bis own office,, and con
sults with and treats all his own
patients. 1 have more qualifications
and experience than any other spe
cialist advertising In this city.
Every man calling at my office is
assured of my personal and Indi
vidual treatment until a cure Is ef
fected. 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.
BLOOD POISON lir
I rt'LriLL MY PROMISES.
I ACCEPT NO INCURABLE CASKS.
I Never HOLD OUT FALSE HOPES.
Why treat with Incompetents when
you can secure the expert services
of a competent specialist?
Come to me If you have any of ths
following disorders: Varicose Veins,
Pimples, Nervous Debility, Nerve,
Blood and Skin Disorders, Bladder
Troubles, Blood Polaona, Eruptions,
Ulcers, Special Ailmenta, Flits or
Fistula.
to B 7 to 8 Daily! Pnnday, 10 to t.
Examination Advice Free,
J.J. Keefe, Ph.G.M.D.
Rooms 11-14 Lafayette Bids;,
lSVa WASHINGTON ST., COM. ta,
POHILAAO, OR.
CURED IN 5 DAYS
No Detention From Occupation,
Family or Home
ft ir zjtv'ztr.: ' . --' 3
v y- j
St jf ! J - f
j-- .s-A..glm.al.-...--i iV i al
DR. A. O. SMITH,
THE LEADING SPECIALIST.
I am a registered and licenses
physician, confining; my pee e I a 1
rraerioe to the ailments of MEN.
have more money invested in my
atabliahmeat than all other Port
land specialists combined, and I
will frive S5U0 to any charity if I
cannot show this is tree,
I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduot
tny offloe. I am th most success
ful and reliable, as medical cre
dentials and press 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 EX
PERT skill and experience, ac
quired in such a way that no other
can share.
To all men who ar sick and In
trouble; to tha men who feel they
hav lost the energy of youth, and
that the strength they ought to
have has been sapped from them;
to those who are not sick enough
to be abed but feel they must use
all their will power to force them
selves even to their everyday tasKS
to all these I have a special mes
sage of hope and cheer. I can cure
that lame and aching back. 1 can re
ctor the lustre to the dimmed eye;
I can make you realize that th
vouth of yesterday has not been
burled In an age of .several
and that v nn T" nltlful COn
dltlon is now due only to damaged
health. This health can be te
stored If you will act now. Come
get Just past the stage that Is
curable.
arable.
EX GUARANTEE Dr. Smith's written uai .v...
or no rjav for servloes. I guarantee
every dollar you have paid me for my f- FlstulaTBiood
nothing unless I our. your Varicose Veins. Hernia. ea, r istuua,
h""1?' t.?i,to nay' forrb2ne-f?tsW'
Office hours A. M. to 8 P. M.
ZJ??1 -a"-vr
DR. A. G. SMITH
M EN
DOVT BE
DISCOURAGED
DON'T OIVK UP HOPS
THERE IS HKI.l' FOB YOU
4.CT TODAY
1 will treat soms
of our ailmenta for
as low a fee as S3
and,- 110. I will
make yoa an ex
ceptionally low fe.
D any aliment you
may be a tillering
from.
With this low
fee and my ions
and successful ex-
in treat.
L'XF ailments of
KAW men you need not
lr'--f-'i. Vr' jSn'kA surfer anoiner aay.
2iFft3 I don't cars who has
Via 'toisaar'l' v tried to cure you.
,4 h failed I will SV TOU
and a small lea. Don't glv. u,
bekT ?helD. method, knows to
IVVHCKL. science I successfully treat
VAKICoVb VEINS. rlLKS. NEBVOl 9
AILMENTS, KIDNEY, B LAUDER,
LIINfi ASD BLOOD AIlSrENTS, KUEU
MAtVsMLIVER AIJLMKSiTS ANU AiX
CHKONIC AILMENTS OF MEN.
Come In and see me. Have a confi
dential talk and be examined without
cost or olillrntlon. I will cure yon.
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Reliable Specialist.
Corner Alder and Second streets. En
trance Second street. Portland.
Or. Office Tiours 9 A. M. to 8 P. aC
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. at
Hundreds of Successful
Cures Since He Opened
in Portland
I 1 . V. Mn.. nnlannmi. Tinn-ltl
lurious herbs all dlaeaaea of the Throat.
Heart. Liver, Lungs, Stomach. Kidneys.
Plies, Constipation, Nervousness. Neural
gia, Rheumatism. Catarrh, F.crema,
Blood Poison. Diabetes and all organic
diseases.
CON'STJLTATTOX FREE.
Patients out of town can secure these
health-bulldlns; remedies. Send 4 cents
in stamps for symptom blank.
WO CHINESE MEDICAL CO.
2S0V Alder, Cor. Third.
L. T YEE & SONS
J The eld eminent Chinese
doctor cures sny disease
successfully, such aa weak
nerves, constipation, asthma,
catarrh, cancer, piles, nerv
ousness, rheumatism, blood
poison, lung, liver. kidney
and stomach trouble; also
, .. .. . mffn and women.
.t
1
sr
"I
iN,-' :;.:'! no matter who bas failed.
cVa 1 suarantee a cur If cur-
. J; - . ':.3 . , , v. ... .n, - lifetime
atudv rts and sraauatea rrom
f , JT5 , " Vr, took post-graduate courses
Khila. I Me thousands of testimonials
rom mv rrafefu patlenta I uae only the
mo. harm'.?.. ChlSes. herb., regardless o
ths hlah price. So I can help you. Call
? writ eor symptom blank and circular.
l7 1. IE SONS MEDICINE CO,
USV. VlrstTB E Cor. Alder. Portland. Or.
S. K. CHAN
Chinese Doctors.
"Will move to
133V2 First st.
on February 1
Dr. a. K. Chan Mrs. Dr. I nan
The well-known Drs. S. K. Chan, with
their harmless Chinese medicines of herbs
mnA ifwita V. n 17 wnnilerf nil v cured many
suiterers of both external and internal sick
nesses when all other remedies have lauea.
No Operations. Examination for ladles by
Mrs. Dr. Chan. Call or write to
S. K. CHAN CHINESE MEDICTVE CO.,
t26V Morrison Ht. (l'resent Address).
NERVOUSNESSSffl:
and liysteirival or despondent at times.
GCSX'S BLOOD A NERVE TO-MC cures
for good. Bnildsnp the system and bright
ens the mind. 75c a box. Write for proof.
ZK. CO Phlle-dlphia, fa,
Tfa- 7 A
Dr- fit Dr.
Wo m Wo
NO SEVERE o r is k j. u - o.
MANX CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TIME-SAVING. MOST NAT
URAL, MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND PERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MT WORD AND WILL, CITE
rOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS 13 A
FACT. I AM CERTAINLY PRE
PARED TO CURE BY EXPERI
ENCE AND EQUIPMENT. WHICH
ARE THE KEYSTONES TO SUC
CESS. I HAVE THE BEST
EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON
THE COAST.
I Invite you to coma to my of
fice. I will explain to you my
treatment for Varicose Veins,
Hernia, Nervous Debility. Blood
Poison, Piles. Fistula, Bladder.
Kidney and all Men's Ailments, and
Frive you FREE a physical exam
nation; if necessary a microscopi
cal and chemical analysis of secre
1 1 o n s, to determine pathological
snd bacteriological oonditlons.
Every person should take advan
tage of this opportunity to learn
their true oondltlon. A permanent
oura is what you want.
CONGESTED VEINS
Impair vitality. I dally demon
strate that varloose veins can be
cured in nearly all cases bv o n
treatment, in such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre--lerved
and strengthened, pain
ceases, swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation is rapidly re
established Instead of the depress
ing oonditlons. I guarantee you a
cure to stay oured or refund the
money.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Cerebro, where the mental forces
are Impaired. Spinal, where tha
cilnal centers are Involved. Vital,
where the sympathetic nervous sys
tem and forces that govern the or
gans are deranged by reflex effect
of ailments. I treat these condi
tions and all weaknesses lnduoea
by nervous complications and ex
cesses and put you on the right
track to health, restoring the con
ditions essential to your future life
and happiness.
IN" FOR BLOOD DISORDERS.
I u s Professor EhrUoh s won
derful new discovery, ''60S," la
cases of Blood Poison. It cures in
one treatment, and is the greatest
marvel of medical aolence. Tali
new remefly has been successfully
used In thousands of cases. !(
.-nUln It tn TOIL
i r -
to oure oerunii ',
BundavaL 10 A. IS. M 1 F, M,
234V3 Morrison St
Corner Second
PORTLAND, OREGON
Medical Science Advances
With Leaps and Bounds
MEN and WOMEN
THE TREATMENT OF YESTERDAY IS
NOT THE TREATMENT OF" TODAY
New f a o t s are
being discovered
daily, new drug's,
new appliances and
new methods of
treating- d 1 s e a sea
that were once con
sidered incurable, la
proving that to suc
cess u 1 1 y treat
chronic ailments
one must be abreast
of the times.
Our Methods
of treating disease embrace all that is
new ana moaern ana umi. una uwou
elicited In recent years by diligent re
search work.
Asthma
Thousands of people continue to choke
and suffer untold misery from this
dreaded affliction every year. We can
positively relieve their suffering: if they
will but call at our office and begin
our treatment.
Blood and Skin Diseases
at one time required yars of treat
ment to effect a cure. The recent dis
covery of " 606 " by Prof.. Paul Ehrlicli,
of Germany, has enabled us to rid your
system of blood poisoning in ona treat
ment. Tumors and Skin Cancers
removed without the knife and wlthoul
detention from work.
Rheumatism, Gout and Stom
ach Diseases
treated by our Modern Absorption
Method, which means no more canes or
crutches for Rheumatics and no more
pain and distress for the dyspeptic.
Ol'R PRICES ARE REASONABLE AND
VE GUARANTEE TO CURB.
If you cannot call at office, write for
diagnosis and symptom chart.
Hours: A. M. Till 8:30 P. M. Sundays
11 Till 2.
First and Alder Sts. Phone Main 44S5.
MODERN SPECIALISTS
ENTRANCE 211 ALDER ST.
. GREE
SYSTEM OF
MAN BUILDING
I core onlckly and permanently all
curable caaes of V A K JCO 8 E VETN8
without severe surcical operationsi
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON without In
jurious dniKS (006 skillfully adminis
tered If preferred) ; NKKVO-IT A L DE
BILITY without stimulative remedies;
B LA D D E K and KIDNEY troubles;
PILES and all RECTAL aliments of men.
PAY WHEN SATISFIED
Is your absolute pro
tection. UOnSUlW.. LIU. .
E x a m 1 n atlon and
Diagnosis fre &nd
private. No cases
accepted through
correspondence. One
personal visit to of
fice required before
treatment com
mences. I must firsi
see and know your
exact condition. This
Is the only lntelli
g a t. satisfactory
way. Come today.
I use you honest
ly, treat you skill
fully and cure you,
promptly. Hour;
daily. 9 to C; even
Ingi, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to 1.
DR. GREEN CO.
863 Washington St., Portland, Or.
BING CHONG,
Chinese Doctor
Made of Chinese Herbs D4
root medicine cure msi
kinds diseases of tbe Heart
Inn sts, liver, itomwtt, kid
blood trouble of mu
aud woman when others
taiL It you sua sr. cU or
writ to S42A Wash. sU,
e ftd, Aeon IK ford Qfe
DR