Morning Oregonian., July 21, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

TIIE MORNING OREGONIANV FRIDAY, JULY: 21 1922
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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City Editor Main 7070. 590-85
8'inday Kditor Main 7070, 500-95
.Advertising Dept Main 7070. 560-95
fcuparintendent of Bldg . .Main 7070, 500-85
OREGOXIAN RESORTS.
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your summer resort, to secure the moat
prompt delivery of The Oregonian. City
rates. Subscriptions by mail are payable
in advance.
..Mrs. Georgia PISk
O. E. Shelly
, F. D. Mitchell
J. 11. McArthur
A. W. Howe
.Canon Beach lit Co.
. . .Mrs. M. St. Martin
Carson, Wash Shipherds Hot Springs
Carson. Wash Carl R. Smith
Chinook, Wash R. KnuUon
Ecola, Or Canon Beach Merc. Co
Garibaldi Or D. C. Ellis
Garibaldi, Or J. I.. Kidder
Gearhart, Or W. J. Robinson
Hot Lake, Or Hot Lake Sanitarium
Ilwaco, Wash A. C. Penco
Long Beach, Wash W. E. Strauhal
Manhattan Beach, Or.. ;....!. Stainajter
Manzanita. Or E. Kardell
Moclips, Wash Mra. L. L. James
Nancotta. Wash H. J. Brown
Neah-kah-nie Beach. Or... A. C. Anderson
Nehalem. Or. D. C. Peregoy
Newport, Or..., V. B. Sharp
Ocean Lake, Or L. Stainaker
Ocean Park, Wash.... Emma Campbell
Pacific City. Or D. F. Edmunds
Rot-:kawa.v, Or. ........ L. Stainaker
Seaside, Or Roth Drug Co.
Seaview. wash George L-. Putnam
Tillamook, Or ....J. S. Lamar
Twin Rocks, Or L. Stainaker
Wheeler, Or R. H. Cady
Wheeler. Or.... William Cypert
AMUSEMENTS.
HIPPODROME! (Broadway at TimMl)
Vaudeville and moving pictures con
tinuous dally, 1:15 to 11 P. M.
PANTAGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville. Three shows dally, 2:30, 7 and tt
P. la.
THE OAKS (Amusement Park) The
Armstrong Musical Comedy company.
Take cars at First and Alder. '
Club Chairman Named. At the
regular monthly meeting- of trustees
of the Irvington club at the club
house Tuesday evening the follow
ing members of the board were
elected to head the various com
mittees: Finance, O. L. Price; social
affairs. W. H. Cullers;' tennis, L. S.
Martin: junior activities, Walter A.
Goss; music, Sidney C. Rasmussen;
membership, E. M. Welch; house,
A. L. Andrus. Each committee chair
man was authorized to select the
other members of his committee.
Thieves Take Phonograph. Burg
lars broke into the home of Mrs. F.
Harding, 189 North Sixteenth street,
Wednesday night and stole jewelry,
women's wearing apparel and other
articles valued at several hundred
dollars, it was reported to the police
yesterday. Included In the loot was
a phonograph and records. Entrance
was gained by breaking through a
rear window. . v s
Veteran to Face Jury.; James H.
Spencer, Canadian war veteran, who
confessed to passing forged , checks
for nearly $4M0 on Portland mer
chants within the past' two weeks,
yesterday waived preliminary ex
amination in municipal court and
was bound over to the grand jury.
Judge 'Ekwall placed his bail at
$2 000.
Search for Bot Asked. Relatives
IN! QUEENS ENTER
BEAtJTIIXTi GIRLS SEEK AT
LANTIC? CITY TRIP..
Task of The Oregonlan Is to Pick
Fairest Applicant; Contest t
Is Still Open.
- Oreeori. known . throughout the
whole world as a garden of roses,
may well lay claim to distinction
for its wealth of . beautiful giris,
judging from the photographs of
entrants in The Oregonian beauty
contest, now well under way, for it
is an established axiom that the
camera doesn't lie. Every , one is a
queen In her own right and It will
be a difficult task, indeed, to choose
the fairest among all this wealth
of beauties.
Let none be dismayed, however,
and think that the winner Is in and
the contest over. The lists are etill
open and will be for another three
weeks. Persons not yet entered
who file their photographs with the
Beauty Contest ditor before August
Lodge to Hold Picnic. Preparar
tions are being made to care for a
crowd of more than 5000 persons at
the annual picnic of the members of
Multnomah camp, No. 77, Woodmen
of the World, to be held at Crystal
Lake park Sunday. The member
ship of the order exceeds SOOO. An
nouncement of the programme of
sports and stunts was made yester
day and more than $300 worth of
prizes have been offered in mer
chandise by business houses and
firms on the east side, and In, addi
tion, a number of prizes have been
offered by individual members.
Ir. JToGavin Home From Conven
tion. Dr. Jessie M. McGavin of
1045 Alameda drive, has returned
from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where
she attended the sessions of the
Dominion Medical association con
vention. About 2000 physicians were
present, A social feature was a
reception at the new parliament
building for the visiting physicians.
Dr. McGavin spent a week visiting
her brothers in that vicinity. One
brother, William McGavin of Winni
peg, accompanied her to Portland
and will b.e a visitor here -this sum
mer. Ex-Iowanb to Picnic. Ex-residents
of the state of Iowa will
gather in Laurelhurst park today
for their annual picnic and reunion.
A basket luncheon will be cerved,
and in the late afternoop there will
be a iprogramme. The affair ie held
each year under the auspices of the
Iowa society, and is always at
tended by a large crowd of ex-residents
of that state. The renewal
of acquaintances and a social re
union is the feature of the picnic,
although the programme of reminis
cences is always included.
Representative McAsthoh to
Speak. C. N. McArthur will be one
of the speakers at the luncheon of
the City club at the Benson hotel
today noon, giving the latest news
from congress. Albert R. Sweetser,
head of the department of botany of
the University of Oregon, will epeak
on "Preservation of Oregon Wild
Flowers," The taxatloa" bureau of
the club, headed byM3. if. Woodl'ey,
chairman, will give a report on the
state graduated income tax and lim
itation on interest rates.
Camp Meeting Opens. The open
ing session of the camp meeting be
ing conducted at Mason and East
Thirty-third streets under the au
spices of the- Oregon State Holiness
association, an interdenominational
organization, was held last night
with a capacity crowd in attendance.
A large pavilion tent has been
erected in the grove, with a ca
pacity of nearly 2000, and the meet
ings will be continuous there
throughout the days from 9:30 A. M.
until 9:30 P. M.
Damage Shit for $18,350 Filed.
A suit for damages aggregating
. $18,350 was filed in United States
district court yesterday by Olof A.
Jansson against A. R. McCullough
and H. J. iagan, doing business un
der the firm name of McCullough-
Fagan. Jansson alleges in the com
plaint that he was severely injured
while employed as a seaman on the
ship Egeria on September 9, 1921.
Barbecue Is Announced. The an
nual barbecue given by the Weaver
ly-Richmond Men's Brotherhood for
the women of the church will be
held tomorrow In connection with
an all-day picnic. A programme in
eluding sports and stunts has been
provided and cars will be at the
church for those who desire to at
tend. The autos will leave for the
picnic grounds at 2 o'clock.
Lawyers to Plan Entertainment.
Plans for the entertainment of
visiting members of the American
War association, who are expeeted to
arrive in Portland soon, will be for
mulated at a luncheon at the Port
land hotel today at 12 o'clock. The
general entertainment committee re
quests the presence of all local mem
bers. Klamath Men to Stand Trial.
Manuel Rivers, well known restau
rant proprietor of Klamath Falls,
and two others, E. J. Van Horn and
Pete Roko, will go on trial In fed-
er,al court this morning charged
. with violating the prohibition law.
Edward D. Baldwin, assistant United
States attorney, will prosecute the
case.
Dr. Hatnie to Speak. Dr. Mar
garet Haynie will address an open
meeting for the public at the Zonery
club in the blue room at the Port
land hotel tonight at 8 o'clock. Dr.
J. W. Thompson will assist in a lec
ture. Weekend' Services Announced.
Services will be held at the Con
gregation Nevah Zedeck Talmud
Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, to
night at 8 o'clock and tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Abraham
1 Rosencrantz. All are welcome.
J?ederal Attorney to Go to Seat
tlb. Allan Bynon, assistant United
States attorney, will leave for Seat
tle this morning in connection with
a deportation case in that city. He
will return tomorrow night or Sun
day morning.
Services Are Announced. The
Congregation Ahavai Sholom will
hold its regular services tonight at
S:30 P. M., and Saturday morning at
A-M. . luveryDody is welcome.
Maurice Browne and Ellen "Von
Volkenburg will be in Portland; six
weeks of play rehearsal and play
production, commencing August 7.
Ask Mrs. Kinsell, East 3968. Adv.
Do You Need New Teeth? Dr.
E. C. Rossman, the plate specialist,
is prepared to supply you with the
very best. 311 Journal bldg.--Adv.
Dr. Saidford Whiting has moved
to the Selling building, suite 614.
Adv.
Turlay makes good clothes. 409
Failing building. Adv.
Dr. Kathebine s. Myers has re
turned.
BEAUTY TOURNAMENT NOMINATION
THE OREGONIAN ATLANTIC CITY CONTEST
Name
Residence
Name of Parents
When was picture taken?
INSTRUCTIONS Fill in with penoll and paste coupon on back of
picture. We are not responsible for loss of photograph or damage.
Mail at once to Beauty Contest Editor, The Oregonian, Portland, Or:
of Orville Anderson, aged 18, have
asked the police to assist in locating
him. He has been missing from his
home at 772 Quimby street for sev
eral days and every,, effort to get
trace of him has failed, his sister
told the police.
Dr. Hood, glasses, Morgan bldg
Adv.
Dr. dayton, glasses. Swetland bldg.
Adv. ,
Ds. Arthur S. Rosenfeld has re
turned, Adv. ,
Dr. E. T. Parker has returned.
Adv.
SAFE BLOWIWG PLANNED
TWO YEGGS ADMIT THEY IN
TENDED TO BOB THEATER.
Police Believe Prowlers Had De
signs on Postal Sub-Station
in Drugstore.
An admission that they were plan
ning to blow open thn safe of the
Echo motion picture theater, Haw
thorne avenue, near East Thirty-
seventh street, was made to police
detectives yesterday by Charles Bos-
ler and C. Kleinsmith, confessed
yeggs, who ' were caught early
Wednesday as they were prowling
in the rear of the Wallace drug
store, adjacent to the theater.
The police learned, however, that
there is no safe in the theater, and
they are convinced that the yeggs
were planning to blow the safe in
the postal sub-station, which is lo
cated in the drug store. For that
reason they were held for federal
prosecution.
Albert Steffan, said to have been
the lookout for the two safeblowers,
was taken. Into custody yesterday at
889 East Thirty-fifth street. He
drove the automobile, according to
the statements of Bosler and Klein t
smith, and he also carried fuse and
dynamite caps, they told the police.
Steffan thus far has refused to talk.
He also is held for the federal au
thorities. , -
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IF YOUR PURCHASE IS NOT
SATISFACTORY IN EVERY
WAY, A REFUND OR
EXCHANGE WILL BE MADE
LARGEST REPAIR
FACTORY IN THE CITY
WITHNEW REDUCED PRICES
15 have an - equal chance to be
chosen "Miss Portland," the fairest
flower in all Oregon, with those
who have taken time by the fore
lock and entered. It is desirable,
however, that entries be made at
the earliest moment possible for
The Oregonian will run groups of
photographs listed between now and
the date the winner is announced.
In this way, the whole world will!
be shown Oregon beauties that out-1
do the state's ecehic charms. Should
the entrants wait until near the
close of the contest, it will not be
possible to run these pictures on
Sundays prior to the end of August,
as it isdesired to do.
The quest of The Oregonian is to
pick the most beautiful girl in the
state, to represent Portland at the
annual Atlantic City" pageant of
beauty in early September. The
winner will be honored as any
queen at the famous Atlantic coast
resort, with a week of unalloyed
pleasure and lavish entertainment.
AH will b without cost to her and
the requirements for entry are ab
surdly simple. ..
First of all, sha must be pretty,
but that is the easiest thing in the
world for an Oregon girl. She must
be more than IS years old and un
married. She must send her photo
graph to The Oregonian, or parents
or friends may do this for her.
It is simplest and easiest to use
the coupon.- There is no fee what
ever. Subscribers and those who
are not subscribers to The Ore
gonian are eligible on an equal
basis. The' reward will be made
entirely without favoritism or
prejudice. This newspaper pledges
itself to select an impartial group
of judges and their instructions will
be only to choose the most beauti
ful girl from among the photographs
entered. Use the coupon.
SHERIFF DENIES REQUEST
SPECIAL DEPUTY AUTHORITY
REFUSED TO STRIKERS.
RAIL BUILDING IS RAPID
New Branch Line Is Within Two
Miles of Vernonia.
Splendid progress on the con
struction of the Prtland, Astoria &
Pacific railway, the new branch
from the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle rails at Wilkesboro to 12
miles beyond Vernonia, is being
made, reported W. F. Turner, 'presi
dent of the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle, who made an Inspection
trip over the new line to railhead,
in company with a group of his
officiate, yesterday.
Favorable weather and all other
conditions have resulted In ' fast
progress. President Turner reported,
and the rails are now laid to within
two miles of Vernonia, which is ex-
Lpected to be reached by tonight, t
It is believed that rails will be
laid the remaining 12 miles into the
big timber of that region, about
August 1 and operation on the new
line will follow within about 60 days.
Other officials to make the trip
were A. J. Witchel, chief engineer,
G. V. Lintner, construction engineer,
and G. E. Votaw, general superin
tendent. ,
MR. Mc ARTHUR ASSAILED
Democratic Opponent Challenges
Representative to Debate.
Reiterated cllarges of "laziness, in
efficiency and promise-breaking" are
brought against Representative Mc
Arthur of the 3d Oregon district and
republican nominee for. re-election.
The charges are brought by Elton
Watkins, who is the democratic
nominee for the office.
Mr. Watkins, in a letter he wrote
yesterday, questions Mr. McArthur
as to his stand in the Newberry
case.
"I stated that you evidently ap
proved Newberrylsm." the letter
reads, "inasmuch as you never had
condemned it. Do you?
"If not, do you condemn those sen
ators, both republican and demo
cratic, who voted to seat Newberry?"
In closing his letter Mr. Watkins
challenges Representative McArthur
to a series of debates so that the
people- may have an opportunity of
choosing the better man as their
representative in congress. s .
Neither Men Who Are Out Nor
Strike-Breakers May Act
as Peace Officers.
Neither strikers nor strikebreak
ers can obtain commissions as spe
cial deputy sheriffs of Multnomah
county during the present railway
trouble, Sheriff Hurlburt announced
yesterday.
In a letter received from D. P.
Phalen, chairman, and C. B. Knight,
secretary of the executive commit
tee of the federated shop crafts on
strike, the sheriff was requested to
issue. . 24 special commissions to
strikers whose names were attached,
giving them the power of peace
officers to .maintain law and order.
Sheriff Hurlburt immediately got
in touch with the strike committee
men and informed them that he
could not comply with the -request.
He was asked If It were not true
that special deputies had been ap
pointed in the ranks of the strike
breakers, and replied:
"Absolutely not. Some special
watchmen ' have been deputized to
guard railroad company property,
but these men are riot strikebreak
ers. Their commissions are active
only when they are on duty; inactive
when they are not."
The strike officers, in their let
ter, deprecated the employment of
violence in settling a labor dis
pute and declared that they "viewed
with alarm the continual gunplay
on the part of strikebreakers and
guards." They said that the men
on the. picket lines had maintained
peace and that there was no proved
Oiii-' Annuo. Piif P-;fl Ql To M,1T nt Absolute reductions on our entire stock. Nothing reserved. Thou
KJUr annual Ut-rriCe Dale IS INOW Un! sands 0f pairs of shoes reduced to the lowest possible figure. Many
styles to be sold at much less than factory cost. Remember, this is our first clearance sale in our new store.
SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
These few items listed will give you an idea of the savings. Our windows will tell the story more completely.
ISO pairs Children's
Shoe, odd lots, kid
and ealf leathers.
Sizes from 5 to 11,
While they last on
racks Main Floor.
$
.00
Men's and Boys'
Shoes, SO pairs m
racks Main Floor.
We have all sixes In
the lot. Former
price from' $4.50 to
$7 while they last
$.95
Grow ins Girls'
Pumps, patent
brown calf, black
calf. All sizes. AU
widths. Brosd Instep
straps, low heels,
roomy toes. Former
priee $fl. On rack,
Main Floor, while
they last
250 pairs Women's
and Growing Girls'
White Canvas and
Buck Shoes, low and
Cuban heels, rubber
"tnd leather soles.
Odd lots. While they
last on ' racks
Main Floor
White Kid Pumps with
new box heel, Cuban cov
ered, 1-strap button. One
of the newest patterns
' shown. All widths. All
ki7.ps. Regular nrice
x Clearance price
Sport Oxfords for women
and bis; girls, brown calf
with dark brown apron,
plkskls with brown tip,
cream suede with brown
apron. Dark brown
suede, fancy trimmed. 2
styles In Patent Oxfords.
These styles all come In
Goodyear welt soles. All
sizes and widths. Values
to SO Clearance price..
Very new' style just received
in Patent and - Kid Pumps
with ' one strap, medium
French heel covered, cut-out
vamp, hand-turn soles. Made
by Chas. K. Fox. These were
purchased to sell for $10.00.
Clearance price
Flapper Pumps, low heels,
cut-out vamps or. plain on
broad strap with buckle or
buttons, oak leather soles,
Goodyear welted. All sizes.
All widths. Values to $8.50.
Clearance price -
Beige Suede Flapper
Pump, with patent trim
and strap, low heel, me
dium round toe, Good
year welt sole. Made
for long service. Reg.
$8.50 Clearance price
Women's and Growing Girls'
White Canvas Oxfords and
Pumps, low or Cuban heels.
Genuine Neolin or leather
soles. Just the shoe for this
hot weather. All sizes. All
widths. A $5 value. Clear
ance price
$ J JOO
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MOTHERS DON'T FORGET THE CHILDREN. PRICES ARE REDUCED TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE. TENNIS
SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, EVERY WANTED STYLE AT FACTORY COST.
Mail Orders Filled Plenty of Experienced Kra-nit Hosiery at Popular Free Mandolins for
We Pay Parcel Post - Shoe Fitters to Serve You Prices None Better the Kiddies Free
NEW LOCATION
145 FOURTH ST.
WHERE HONEY
MAN USED TO BE
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case of violence on the part of the
strikers. There are 3000 men of
various nationalities on strike, they
asserted, with leaders in charge ot
distinct groups of pickets for whom
commissions were sought with per
mission to carry weapons.
Sheriff Hurlburt was requested to
disarm all strikebreakers, but re
plied that he had armed none.
WATER BOARD TO MEET
Parkrose Commission Will Plan
for District Improvement.
The first official meeting- of the
recently elected board of commis
sioners of the newly formed Park
rose water district will be held to.,
night at the Parkrose community
clubhouse, at the corner of Craig
road and Sandy boulevard. The
meeting has been called for the
purpose of discussing the project
and to appoint an attorney and an
engineer to proceed with the neces
sary details before a bond election
is called.
The commission has been sworn
in and has elected the- following
officers: Harl'an J. Miller,- chair
man; Frank Harpke, secretary, and
Tracy A. Wood, treasurer. The
other members are L. W, Palmer
and A. M. Pullen. The regular
meeting nights of the officials has
pa HEILIG f2!
p! Broadway at Taylor j j
NOW SHOWING
Today Tonight
ALL THIS WEEK
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M. TO 11 P. M.
Chiropractic Delegate Named.
Dr. W. P. Evans of the faculty f
the Oregon State College of Chiro
practic and a member of the Alpha
Beta Theta fraternity has been
chosen as state chiropractic dele
gate to the national convention, at
Davenport, Iowa, in August.
Multnomah Camp, No. 77, O.
W., will give their annual picnic at
Crystal Lake park, Sunday, July 23.
Dancing, ball game and all modern
sports. Adv. .
Phone your want ads to The Ore
gonian. AU its readers are inter
ested in the classified columns.
Motion Pictures'
Greatest Achievements
Of the North
GENUINE (Nothing Posed)
STORY OF THE SNOWLANDS
PATHE REVIEW
COMEDY 'THE SLEUTH"
SCREEXIiAJTD SNAPSHOTS
SHOWING STAR FILM -FAVORITES
Including
DOUG, MARY AND CHARLIE
IN THEIR I.ATEST "CUT UP"
POJPUI.AR PRICES
(Including War Tax)
AFT'S TO 6 O'CLOCK -25c
EVE'S AFTER 6
nni. . .
Floor .
Children Under 12 - - -
25c
85c
10c
been set for the third 'Monday in
each month although speolal meet
ings are subject to the call of the
chairman. .
SCHOOL BILL, DRIVE UP
Backers of Private Academies to
Meet in Multnomah Hotel.
A gathering looking to outlining
the campaign against the compul
sory public school attendance mea
sure to be voted on at the coming
election will be held this afternoon
at 4-o'clock in the tea room on the
mezzanine floor of the Multnomah
hotel.
The meeting, it was "announced
yesterday, will be attended by rep
resentatives of protestant and nan
sectarian schools, representatives
of different protestant denomina
tions and business men interested in
the movement. It was said" that
some were expected to be here from
out-of-town points.
S.i & -H. green stamps for cash,
Holman Fuel Co., coal and wood.
Broadway 6353; 660-21. Adv.
Hazel wood
Candies
A New Confection
Penbche Nougat
Made from pure penoche
sugar and filled with finest
Oregon walnuts. Regular
price will be 80c per pound.
SPECIAL
for Friday-and Saturday
45c 1-lb. 'box.
"When yon buy Hazelwood
Candy yon secure the best."
The Hazelwood
388 Washington St.
Broadway
Hazelwood
127 Broadway
Radio
Telephone Headsets
Tonal' Quality. That's
what you want from your
Radio Outfit. The best
way to get the best re
sults is to equip with
Holtzer-Cabot Headsets.
Hoi tzer-Cabot on any
thing electrical means
perfection. Insist upon
Holtzer-Cabot.
Sold by all responsible
dealers.
The Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co.
Boston, Mass.
REDUCED R R. RATES
- For
"THE WAYFARER"
AMERICA'S PASSION PAGEANT
Seattle, July 24 to 29, Inclusive
iy2 FARE ROUND TRIP
To Seattle $9.87
From all stations on the GREAT NORTHERN Ry. in Oregon,
Washington, Jdaho and British Columbia:
Tickets on sale July 23, 24, 26, .27, 28. Limited for return to
July 31st inclusive.
" For complete information call on, address or telephone
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICES:
Third and Washington Sts.
Phone: Broadway 5631
UNION STATION:
Phone: Broadway 0802
C. W. Meldrum, . HENRY DICKSON, City Passenger Agent
A. G. P. A, 201 Morgan Bidg.
Seattle. Telephone: Atwater 0931
LowerRatesVia
gift RAILWAY
See America First
Our glasses mean clear
sight, a clear brain. Ex
act adjusting an 4 exami
nation here.
DR. E. I. PHILLIPS
.Optometrist
450-451 PITTOCK BLOCK,
Portland, Or.
Phone Broadway 1305.
No Basement Chores
No smoke
No dirt
No ashes
L
When you have a
Gasco Furnace
Let the Gas Co. Figure for you NOW
1m
. For Dental Satisfaction ,
Dr. Fred Mellish
108 Fourth Street
Opp. J. C. Penney Co. Store"
Phone Broadway 3769
Save From $1.50 to $4 Per,
Cord on Your Wood Order
Ask Broadway 6353
HOLMAN FUEL CO.
S. & H. Green Stamps ..-Fifth and Stark Streets.
We offer the greatest fuel value for the least money
WOULD YOU BE CONVINCED?
beyond the
shadow of a
doubt, that I
cure piles
and other
rectal condi
tions w i t h
out an opera
tion, if I f ur
n i s h ed you
with the
names and
addresses of scores of prominent
men and women of Oregon and
the Northwest that I nave abso
lutely cured of long-standing
cases of Piles and other Rectal
conditions ?
My methods are painless do
not confine you to bed; do not
require an anesthetic and are
permanent. I eliminut all doubt
aa to results by agreeing to re
fund your fee. If I fail to cure
your piles. . '
If you are interested and wish
to know more about my methods.
Call or Write for My Free Buoklet
DR. C. J. DEAN
2d and Morrison Sts., Portland. Or.
Mention Oreeonlan when writing.
L I
25 miles from Portland, on
paved roads, to Dayton, three
miles' detour 1 around Dayton,
to Lafayette. Five trains daily
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