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.THE SUNDAY QREGOyiAX. PORTI.AKD. NOVEMBER 5, 10O5.
15 II SEE
LAST OF THEM
Administration Loves Not Ore
gon's Disgraced Mem-'
bers of Congress.-1
THEIR USEFULNESS' GONE
May G"et- Early Decision, Dispose of
Mitchell, but Ilermunn's Tricks
Maj; - Delay Trial Till
AfteV Sifssion.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, "Wash
ington. Nov. 4. It. can be stated -on re
liable authority that the Roosevelt ad
ministration is la sympathy with' the
movement now on foot In Oregoir'to in
duce Senator Mitchell and Representa
tives Hermann and "Williamson to resign
their seats in Congress. Officials of the'
administration share the belief universal-"
ly held in Washington that Oregon should
r.ot be denied representation in .Congress,;,
IK Is acknowledged .that Mitchell, Her-,,
xnann and Williamson will never again
be able to - render their state effective
service; they certainly cannot do so under
prealllng conditions. Jt being apparent
that not one of-these men could possibly
be in position to perform active - duty
as a memler- of the Fifty-ninth Congress,
the administration thinks It Is incumbent
upon thein all to resign,
fay Ilusten Mitchell Case.
For obvious reasons, no member of the
administration can be Quoted on this
matter, but, if the President's views and
those of his various Cabinet officers -could
he printed, the people of Oregon would
have no doubt as o the position of the
administration. So far, the administra
tion has done nothing to force Mitchell,
Hermann or Williamson out of Congress,
though some officials of the Department
of Justice have been urging the Attorney
General to ask for an advancement of the
Mitchell case on the aocket of the United
States Supreme Court. If this is done,
and the Supremo. Court sustains the find
ings of the, lower court, Mitchell will bo
deprived vof Ills seat some time this Win
ter and Governor Chamberlain 'will have
an opportunity to appoint "his successor
to serve until "March '4, 1907.
Hermann's Plans for Delay.
There Is nothing the administration can
do at this time to compel the retirement
rf Hermann or Williamson. On the other
hand, there is grave fear that Hermann
-will make another of his Shrewd moves
and thwart flic purpose of the Govern
ment to bring him to trial this Winter.
If Hermann is not brought to Mt'rlal in
Oregon ocf pre. Congress convenes 911 De
cember 4( it is feared he wl"l come to
Washington, attempt to take the oath of
office and, if successful, will then be
exempt from trial until the close of the
session, which will probably "be some time
N
Liquid Sunshine Acknowledged Peer of Remedial Agents by
ENGLANDS' COURT PHYSICIAN. SIR WILLIAM WAT
What Liquid Sunshine Is
Liquid Sunshine is the new and
wonderful, successful, concentrated
light treatment recently discovered
after your; of experiment, experloncc
and scientific laboratory study. It Is
practically crystallized Sunlight that
positively destroys disease germs and
focuses the Invigorating effects and
potent chemical power of the sun's
rays on enfeebled portions of the hu
man system, no matter how deeply
hidden, penetrating, as Its name. Im
plies, through the entire body, reach
ing and curing the most rebellious
obstinate and long-standing mala
dies. How Liquid Sunshine Acts
The body is made up of vital cells
that In a healthy person are contin
ually wearing out and betnjr re
newed. Your henlth depends on those
Press Dispatches, dated New
York, June 15, '05, under Tele
graphic News, say:
RemarkabieGancer Cure
Liquid Sunshine Eemedial Agent
NEW YORK, June 15. A re
markable case of cancer cure has
just come to light, and 'is cred
ited to Port land, Or., physicians.
Mrs. Edgar Babitt West For-ty-iifth
street,' has recently re
turned frpm Pbrjland. where she
Has received treatment at the
X-Padium Medical Institute, n
that cit', during the pnst three
months. Previous' to her jour
neyiug Westward,, she was ad
vised by eminent specialists here
to have the breast removed in or
der that her life might be saved.
This she refused absolutely, pre
ferring death to an operation.
Mrs. Babitt'-s ease is attracting
wide attention among the medi
cal fraternity, and the cure is
pronounced a remarkable one by
the specialists with whom she
consulted previous to her depart
ure. The treatment employed by
the doctors at the X-Radium
Medical Institute, in the case of
Mrs. Babirt, Avas ibat which is
known as the new elixir of life,
"Liquid Sunshine." Though
practically iu its" infancy, this
drugless mode of prescribing is
superseding all other methods of
treating the sick and, is reported
as being productive of almost
miraculous cures.
X. m mr-m m I m - --: ' ' ' complication . of diseases. The trouble 1 1 xa,ttutC.
-mUJV1 MEDICAL INSTITUTE AND SANITARIUM
J A A. .H. IO 2 1'. M.
In June. Moreover, if Hermann hear his
trial in Portland is to take place some
time this month, ..Jie need only -start for
Washington, saying he comes to attend
the session ol Congress, and he will be
exempt. He can use this same constitu
tional shield to sav offUtrlaV In this, city
on the. Indictment charging him wjj"rf de-.
stroylng public rcdcdHl ' r "
, Should Hermann make this m.ovpandJ
11 is contiaenuy expected ne will try ,
the administration's only hope will 'be.
in inducing some "menroer" of CorigrCss to
object to his being-sworn in as .a .member
of Congress, in which -event the Govern
ment may be able to bring, bin to trial.
There has been unexpected dolay in
reaching Hermann's 'case in Portland, and
it has all along been the Intention' to
postpone1 the trial lrttlils city "until after-
his trial-"at Portland.-'There- Is tattle-'
tjon -that " this programme-- has '..been
changed. . , , ,
In the case of Williamson, the adminis
tration can do nothing to compel his re
tirement. His conviction Is not undir-aH
statute which denles,hlm the righV to
hold public office and. In case the' Court-
of .Appeals affirms the finding of the lower J
courc, ne couia serve out nis sentence and
then present himself In "waahlnrfon'next
Winter and occupy hls sea throughout
i.j. ..1 ! A ,-
he ftould' do this unless -the" 'Itoufft? should
refuse him a seat.
t .President's VJetv of Case."'
If it were In hlq Iower, there is.no
doubt whatever that President Roosevelt
would compel Mitchell. Hermann and
Willamson to relinquish- their peats In
CongrerfR. The President always distrust-
ed Mitchell- and Hermann. It 4s -his.
earnest conviction that none of these men'
ever rendered the'r state such good serv
ice as they could render today by resign
ing from Congress-Ih order that the state
need not go unrepresented In the -House
of Representatives, and 'with half repre
sentation in the Senate, this Winter.
Shorn of their power in the Senate and
House, disgraced before their colleagues
Mitchell, Williamson and Hermann can
not exert the slightest Influence in he
half of legislation needed by Oregon', add
in view of -the -President's "attitude
toward 'them, whlAi is reflected - In. every
Cabinet officer, they could render the
state no service In the departments.- Con;
gress and the departments are the two
fields of Congressional activity. Discred
ited before both, these men "but Injure
Oregon hy holding onto their offices, r -.
De Roulcdc "Welcomed to France.
PARIS, Nov. 4. Paul De Roulcdc, the
founder of the League of Patriots, crossed
the French frontier today on his waytto
Paris, as the result of -the recant amnesty
law. He was met by a number of friends,
who congratulated him. His arrival in
Paris tomorrow will be the occasion of a
notable demonstration.
Prairie Fire Burns Stock.
BONESTEEL, S. D., Nov. -4. (Special.)
Reports have readied thla .place -from
Gregory that a prairie fire, driven by a
terrific wind from the northwest, has been
raging all day in Trlp'p County, west of
this place. An area of over 50 miles has
been burned, and a great deal of hay and
stock has been destroyed.
Xo Uiqubr oil Indian Ii&nut.
' WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. The regula
tions controlling the sale of lands of de
ceased Indians has' been -so modified by
the Commissioner of -Indian Affairs as-to
require that all deeds for such lands shall
hereafter contain a, provision forever pro
hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors on
the premises conveyed.
,
cells being kept In a iormal and
healthy condition. The almost magic
nl gpf Inn nf T . f n f t f .J Cuimlil. 1 1 ,
cells of the human body is like the
stimulating influence of sunlight on
plants, renewing and invigorating
every part. When the nervos Im
properly foed the life-giving cells,
the all-powerful Liquid .Sunnfelnr
treatment liberates and Increases
nerve onergy and thus anlmatog the
lliwiu IUC IICCUUU
Incentive for renewed and -normal ac
tion and augmenting the power of
absorption thus enablinc thom to ac
ccpt the nutrition supplied by the
blood.
Liquid Sunshine .Cures
Nature's Way
sense, natural method of building up
Injured and destroyed organs, and is
the only logical .treatment of the day
muorscd uy clergymen or ail de
nominations, approved bv the best
physicians In Europe and America",
who are sending us their wlve, pa
tients and families to be cured, and
this approval Is confirmed bv unso
licited testimonials of hundreds of
the thankful, whose health has been
restored oy Liquid BBMblne.
By thin new nad nuprrlor method
or ireaimcBt at me .v-uaciium instl
tute. ihl elixir nf 11 fo luxt HUini-
ered. gives visor to the whole system.!
creates new enerarv. strenc-thenn th
.nerves, makes new blood, bright eysj
a cieur orain. reniores me ncauny
complexions of youth, and makes life;
worm living.
I.adltM frill Itnd n lmnn f. I.fanlrf
StiBKhiMr. It fills out hollow checksj
restores the curves of beauty to the
i niny necit and snrunaen" bust, 11
makes women healthy, beautiful and
able to be a wife and mother as well
as the joy of her family. s
Puay Girl and -Sick Children Are
uivrn jiic bru urortb.
For Overworked men, sufferer
from nervmiM nrnxtraiinn r. n..ni
approaching old age there Is nothing
quickly, or no permanently Mould
As a Tonic, Stimulator and
Invigorator It Has No Equal
The A-Kadlum -Medical Iantlfute is
Indorsed, patronised , and the only In
stitute recognized by the medical
profession and . hospital clinics
wirougnout tne I'aclflc Northwest for
ireuinveni ana cure or Cartcer.Tu
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comotor Ataxia, Xervous Disordered
eases Bladder, Kidney -and klnJred
disorders. -
-Vo HiifitakeM u r , .11
i"f ?UT f ana" drugging yotrW
months without, knowing what -allsl
i .I oun."ine. itay looks
fiea urouFn 3'"ir bodj- anunuonce
locates the causa.
American. GCrman. PrencH arid
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WIND SUN
; Mountain -View Is Wrecked by
Tornado.
'MAN PEOPLE ARE KILLED
Public 'Buildings and Residences
.--Arc Wrecked, but Business
.Houses Suffer Utile.
tt Loss Unknown.
MOUNTAIN VIEW. O. T Nov. 4.
(Special.) At 5:45 this afternoon a terrible
tornado visited .this city on the south
west and plowed Its way through to the
northeast, totally destroying everything
in-Its path. Seven were killed and 15 In
jured. The Manhattan Hotel has been
converted Into a morgue. A special train
was run from Anadarko bringing SO
nurses and every physician In the city.
At Fort Cobb and Carnegie,, betweon here
and Anadarko, more nurses and physi
cians were secured. This catastrophe Is
second only to the great Snider1 disaster
lata Spring. The Mountain View cyclone
victims now dead at the morgue -are:
- J. J. S. Barkley. 33 years old. Berkley's
wife received severe scalp, wounds and Is
not expected to live. One of the Barkley
children Is dangerously -wounded.
' Mrs. William Holt, wife of a black
smith, was instantly killed, also one of
her 3-year-old children Is dead and an
Infant Is missing.
Vade White, bookkeeper 'for the Farm
era Gin & Mill Company, was Instantly
killed. He was 27 years old and single.
"Frank Clark. (5 years old. single, waa
terribly mutilated and died In a few min
utes. Mrs. Robert Holme, Ulster of Frank
Clark.
The names of the wounded known at
this hour are:
Mrs. Barkley and infant. Tom Dunn, not
expected to live; Mrs. Smith and child,
seriously wounded, and Ike Gray.
: More than a dozen dwellings were
wrecked but the business district was not
'in the path of the cyclone and sustained
but slight damage.
The wind cloud and storm swept sud
denly down upon the community In the,
midst of a driving rain. Street were
flooded like rivers. The wind had been
blowing strongly from the north, veered
to the south, came In contact with a
fierce wind from that direction and twist
ing, swirling, crashing of the elements re
sulted. There were trees uprooted and
buildings wrecked. Reports of damage
come from Anadarko. but no loss of life.
More than 430 mass meetings have been
held during the past five weeks undor the
aunplcos of the City party, and the leaders
say they have been productive of much
good to the new party. An outdoor meet
ing was held - today In Independence
Square, at which officers of the City party
and the reform candidates made ad
dresses. The. campaign conducted .by the Re
publican, organization has, been quiet, but
Its leaders claim It lias been more ef
fective tfiahr that of the- reform element.
Mayor Weaver today Estimated the City
party majority at 100.000. Speaking of the
campaign. WlJUara T, Tilden, chairman
of -tho CUy. party'A campaign committee,
said: '
"Our battle has been the battle of the
taxpayer against the thug, the honest
man against, the grafter, the vice-hater
against the .vice-protector. John Wea
'
Its Wonderful Curative' and Life-Giving Properties In-
1 11-1 TT T 1 1
aorsea Dy the World at Large
Cures the Most Rebellious Diseases When All Other Remedies Fail and Hope Abandoned. The Elixir of Life.
Dr. U'HMani Walter, nrdford
$aarr, Went IiOadon. England,
phrnleiaa In ordinary to her late
Majenty, Qaeea Victoria, aader
date .Time 18, vfrlteai
London. England, June IS. l&CC.
Bedford Square W.
To the Phyelclan-In-Chlcf X-Radlum
Medical Institute. Portland, Oregon,
U. 8. A. My Dear Doctor:
It affords me much pleasure to sub
scribe my opinion In the case of Mr. Dal
rymple Bell, a merchant of our city, who
left here last September, at my advice,
with a view of recuperating a very much
run-down constitution wlthcrious con
tributory causes. The unanimous opin
ion of my colleagues here was that Mr.
Bell was badly affected with gastric ul
cers, and lit tie hope for his recovery was
held out. We advised a trip around the
world, and he. having friends In British
Columbia, journeyed via Suox and the
Orient, thence to the old mother country
on your shores. Mr. Bell-Informs me he
arrived In a very weak condition at
Westminster, and was Immediately
placed thece under the care of Dr. Ap
pleby. He Informed me that It waa In
Westminster he heard of your famous
treatment. "Liquid Sunshine." and left
directly for your city, placing himself
under your care during the months of
March. April and -well into the middle of
May, leaving Portland on the 20th of
that month for London. On his arrival,
Mr. Beil presented himself at my home,
and I must confess he overtaxed my
most sanguine expectations. Drs. Mum
by, Pelham, Mordaunt and Clarke, the
gentlemen who examined Mr. Bell pre
vious to his leaving England, subse
quently examined him and found him In
every respect a well man. No trace of
the old ulcerations under X-ray exam
- (nations were found. I write to congrat
ulate you upon the remarkable success
you have achieved, and bespeak wonders
for .suffering humanity in that remark
able curative agent, "Liquid Sunshine."
1 am, my dear doctor, fraternally.
W. WALTERS. M. D.
THE. X-RADIUM MEDICAL INSTITUTE AND SANITARIUM IS NOW LOCATED IN ITS MAGNIEIOENT
NEW BUILDING '
THIRD AND ALDER STRErETS
It Offers to Those Seeking the Highest-Class Medical or Surgical Attendance an Elegant and Refined-Home for '
Sick or Convalescent. Maternity Oasts Given Special Attention. Professional Lady Nurses in-Attendance.' '
HUNDREDS OP TESTIMONIALS
Hjfifeaflinm Braiding, Third and
ver's manly stand for the people has kept
open the way for them to fight their bat
tle. They have done so. and I predict
an overwhelming majority for reform
throughout the city."
The 6-months-oId Holt child was found
dead at 650. Its head was crushed almost
.beyond recognition.
John Little Is reported missing. Mrs.
A. G. Broughton. 23 years old. and her
3-year-old child, are both Injured and
will die. Mrs. Alice Barkley, whose hus
band was killed. Is in a serious condition.
John Gordon, 17 years old, received prob
ably fatal injuries. The flooded condition
of the streets makes the work of search
ing parties very difficult. The Anadarko
fire department Is assisting in a search
of the ruins, but little can be accom
plished until daylight.
Election Board Held for Fnud.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-The entire
election board of the 29th precinct of the
Nineteenth Ward, was held In JSOO ball
for court today, charged with making
false returns and conspiracy In connection
with the election last February- The de
fendants are William J. Gillespie. Judge;
James W. Ash and P. C. Jackson, Inspect
ors; Robert Dewey and George Gillespie,
Clerks. The arrests were made at the
Instigation of the committee of 70, a re
form body working In conjunction with
the city .paty.
LS
DEL1UEHATE SUICIDE OI-" SAX
KRAN'CISCO YOUNG WOMAN
Jennie Jlnhoarj- "Wntchc Approach of
Train nad Then '3Inkm
tar Kntal I.rap.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4. (Special.)
Jennie Ma honey.' a weli-conaeetftd
young- woman, who resided with her
father and several brothers and sisters
at 263 Devisadero street. In this city,
committed suicide yesterday by throw
ing herself In front of a swiftly-moving
gravef" train on the California North
western road noar Schcutxen Park.
The girl, who was employed as a
stcnOgraphei by the Pacific Hardware
(c Steel Company. loft home as usual
yo5tClay morning-, apparently. In a
cheerful frame of mind, and the nows
of her self-destruction by such a horri
ble method came as a terrlblu shock to
the mcmbcrc of her family.
It l learned that the girl reported
for duty at the hardware establish
ment, but that she waa excused, at
about 10 o'clock. The next known of
her movements at present Is that at
about 3:30 P. M. she was walking along
the railroad track about 208 yards
south of the Scheutzcn Park station,
when the gravel train approached from
the direction of San Rafaol.
Engineer Frank Gurela was In the
cab and L. Doras was his flremon. Gar
cia Mates that he whistled several
limes and that the girl stepped from
the track and watched the train ap
proach: that when the engine was lesw
than 30. feet away she suddonly sprang
before It and threw herself prostrate
between the rails. The caginoer re
versed the throttle but several cars
passed over the girl before the train
could be brought to a stop.
.The dead girl' father', nnmo Is
John. J Mnhoncy, and he Is- well to do.
having- retired from businosx. -Her
mother -died some yeara'ago. Her -relatives
say that her home life -was picas
ant. She had been employed by thn
hardware company for six months, and
was 2fi years of age.
luuii
cw --renien. at tne A-iiadium Medical Institute
Cures the
Most
Rebellious
Diseases
When All
Other
Remedies
Fail and
Hope
The
Elixir of
Life.
The New-Treatment
at
the
X-Radium
Medical
Institute
and Sanitarium.
1
1??? lD'"P-vilKted June 15s 'u3. speaking of this famous
treatment, say; 'Liquid Sunsnine. as used at the X-Radlum Medical Instl
cures Porlland' r 19 reported as being productive of almost miraculous
Chicago Ire Dlpa(che. dated September 2. 'ft5. say: "Liquid Sunshine
. ?FirejPns, close upon the miraculous, and Oregon Is being prominently
Identified with the clentlne world In producing such remarkable pures as
have been made of late at the Portland X-Radlum Medical Institute."
St. Paal Vrrn DUpatehe., dated September 30. 'B5. say: "Liquid Sunshine
effected a comp ete cure In the case of Dariua F. SlmW Many ln"-allds
here arc preparing to leave for the Portland X-Badium Institute."
AND GILT-EDGE CITY REFERENCES AT
Alder Streets, Entrance
PRINCE IS FETED
President Gives Formal State
Dinner to Guest.
ROOSEVELT NEXT TO KING
Louis Says IZusItelmicu Admire the
American Executive as Official '
and as 11. Man, "Wherever
Language Is Spoken.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Rear-Admiral
Prince Louis was the ghost of the
American Army today. Tonight he was
the guest at a formal state dinner in
the state dining-room of the White
House, where the President hnd a dis
tinguished company to present to
Britain's Admiral .Prince.. The health
of King Edward was -proposed by the
President. Although Prince Louis wa
still the center of a brilidnt assem
blage'at the British embassy ball when
midnight of Friday arrived, he break
fasted about 9 o'clock this morning at
the embassy, and promptly at 10
o'clock started for a ride around the
city in a 60-horsepowcr automobile
with Sir Mortimer Dura.nd and Rear
Admiral Evans. The Capitol, the Con
gressional Library, the Washington
Monument and other places of inter
est were visited, apd the Prince re
turned to the embassy about noon.
In the open landau or the embassy,
h surrounded by bicrcle policemen.
Prince Louis and his personal staff, at
a few minutes before 1 .o'clock, drov
rapidly to Xhe New Wlllnrd. where ho
was the guest of Lieutenant-Gerieral
Chaffee. Chief of Staff.' at a stag lunch
eon. The guests numbered 60. Includ
ing members of- the President's Cabi
net. AsMstant Secretary. Bacon, the
Acting Secretary of War. and ranking
officers of the general sta'ff. Secretary
of State Root proposed the health of
the President and the King. As the
first health -was drunk, the band played
"The Star-Spangled' Banner." The
American anthem was merged into
"God Save the Klnp"aK the health of
King Edward was drunk.
King- First, -President Next.
Admiral Prince Louis then asked
permission to say a word: "Next to
their loyalty to their King." the
Prlnco said, "every -British officer -cherishes
the President of the United
States. The King first, but the Presi
dent next."
They had. he said, a- peculiar affec
tion for Roosevelt, both for the Presi
dent, and Theodore Roosevelt, the man.
Wherever the English language waa
spoken this sentiment prevailed. The
Prince then thanked the American of
ficers. Army and Navy, for the hospi
tality and courtesy which he and his
officers were receiving.
From the. luncheon, accompanied by
Lieutenant-General Chaffee and a
number of thu guests, the Prince. -his
personal staff and- hisc-commandlnc nf-
Ffieer, drove to -Frfrt. M:yert- Arriving
mere, the party was received "by Colo-;
riel Hatfield, commandant of the post,
and escorted to tho revJevng-stand.
"where the Prhiec witnessed, a reavalrj:
drill by Troop F of the Thirteenth Cav
alry. The drill over, the British; of
ficer wcr escorted to- the- quarters oC
Colonel Hatfield, where the' Comraand
ant presented to the Prince and the
Highest American and European Medical Men
xAvajjw i aw HO AVClYAAVrvAJDL,E, JlrriUiJt.iNiJl
and Sanitarium.
LIQUID SUNSHINE"
OFFICE.
253 Alder St., Portland,
officers of his staff the officers of his
regiment and their families. The dis
tinguished guest toasted tiny American
officers and thanked them In brief re
marks for the pleasure, given him.
From Colonel Hatfield's quarters the
Prince was taken to one of the bar
racks, of which he made a careful
study. After a quick drive through
Arlington the Prince returned to the
embassy for an -informal cup of tea
with Ambassador and Lady Durand.
The state dinner began at S o'clock.
The spacious state dining-room, with
Its walla of carved oak, was effectively
but simply decorated with roses and
chrysanthemums. The healths pro
posed were Informal and Included those
of the President. King Edward and
Rear-Admlral Prince Louis.
The personal staff of the Prince and
the commanding officers of the British
squadron were guests of the Army and
Navy Club, at a smoker from 9 to 12
o'clock tonight.
MUST PUNISH THE GUILTY
Viceroy Will Avenge Missionaries.
Boycott Is Indirect Cause.
HONGKONG, Nov. 4. As. a result of
the recent massacre of American mis
sionaries at Llenchow. an imperial
edict has been issued directing the
Viceroy of Canton to furnish efficient
protection to the missions, to punish
all the guilty persons, and to promise
the fullest redress, and warning him
that he will be held responsible for
further outrages and for the protec
tion of the missions.
The American Gonsul at Canton.
Julius s. Lay, in an interview, declares
that the dissemination of inflamma
tory boycott literature is indirectly
responsible for the massacre, and he
has warned the Isolated stations in
Kwangtung and Kwangsl of their dan
ger, in view of the fact that the antl
Araorlcnn feeling Is growing stronger,
and advising the departure of the mis
sionaries for their hoad stations.
The anti-American newspapers are
being distributed gratis by junks
going up the rivers. The boycottersat
Canton were the first to receive the
names' of the missionaries massacred.
Four Chinese gunboats and 320 sol
diers are proceeding to Chin Yuen, SO
mlleu .south of Llenchow.
Consul Ordered to Scene.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I. Tho Stato
Department, after a conference with
the Nuvnl officials here and communi
cation by cable with Consul-General
Lay, at Canton, China, has arranged
that that official shall accompany tho
Viceroy of Canton on a Chinese gun
boat to Llenchow. about 300 miles up
the West River, to Investigate the
massacre of the live Presbyterian mis
sionaries at ,that place. One or two
American Naval officers will accom
pany Mr. Lay to assist in the investi
gation. China la Again Sorry.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4. The Minister
of Foreign Affairs at Pekln has requested
the American Minister to Inform this
Government that the Chinese government
is profoundly humiliated and distressed
at the massacre of American missionaries
at Llenchow and has promised prompt
and vigorous action.
e.UPID WAS THE UMPIRE
.liovc Game in Tennis Court Followed
liyMVe'ddllig at "Paftndcim. r
' LOS7 ANQtJLES, ttd., Nov. 4,-(S.pecial.)
Threc years ago on. the,' Ca.s'lno tenrtl
'courts- at Santa Monica a 'fove gai:ie"
was played. Vi&let" Sutton and Htrold
Hope-Doeg were the players, and thipl'I
aat above tho-nnt as umpire. Tonight in
Below We Publish a Few Local Testimonials
BECTAL TROUBLE AND RUNNING
LEfJ ULCERS. 13 YEARS STAND
ING CURED.
' Charles Edwards. Walla "Walla. Wanh.,
says: "bitty years suffering from se-
vere rectal trouble and URly running ul
cers on the legs, having spent thousands
of dollars to get cured, lived a- year at
Hot Springs, and then get no relief Ijj
enough to make a man believe nothing
will help hltn. As a last resort, and
much against my will I was Induced by
my brother to try LIQUID SUNSHINE
treatment at the X-Radlum Medical In
stitute. I must say it has worked a
miracle on me. After treating 60 days
at the Institute I returned home a well
man. Today I rode 20 miles In the sad
dle, something I have been unable to do
in ten years. I can truthfully say
LIQUID SUNSHINE treatment Is the
mast REMARKABLE REMEDY ON
EARTH. Jt has cured me, and my case
waa what doctors proclaimed a hopeless
one. I cannot speak too highly of this
wonderful treatment."
TWENTY DIFFERENT DOCTORS
FAIL.
Mrs. Leona Hendricks, Eugene. Or.,
writes: "Berore treating at the X-Ra-dlum
Jledlcal Institute I think I tried
no Ies3- than 20 different doctors In the
past two- years. -to whom I, -was recom
mended as- the best men In the profes
sion. I spent money freely to regain my
health, which was going from bad to
worse. The last doctor told my husband
there, was no hope for me and to be pre
pared for the worst. A lady friend of
mine advised me to try LIQUID SUN
SHINE treatment at th6 X-Radium
Medical Institute. I was so weak and
worn at that time .1 could scarcely move.
It Is now Just two months since I took
this grand treatment, and I am happy
say I feel today a well woman. Oh!
how happy and grateful I am,' and you
have the heartfelt gratitude of an entire
family. I am" feeling at this writing so
good that I must tell you something.
Well, God bless you and I hope every
woman who Is sick will consult the
X-Radlum Medical Institute doctors and
take this marvelous cure treatment
Liquid Sunshine."
CUhlNG FEMALE TROUBLE.
Mrs. Anna Bendlxen. Salem. Or., says:
"As a result orchlldblrth four years ago
I parsed Into a very serious condition
It left me with a leucorrhoeal condition
backache, pain In both my sides and
headache. I doctored with a number of
doctors without benefit, until at last,
reading of so many cases slnIlar to mine
being treated successfully bv the X
RAD1UM MEDICAL INSTITUTE. I de
termined to consult them. At that time
I was In a very miserable condition, had
pains and soreness all over the region of
the ovaries, backache, leucorrhoea. kid
ney and bladder trouble, vomiting after
meals, with severe bloating and rifting
. of gas from stomach. My periods were
so painful I was unable to do any work
and had to spend most of my time In
bed. I was weak and very nervous
could not sleep. How thankful I am
for the relief afforded by the LIQUID
SUNSHINE TREATMENT. I feel like
n rilfTprpnt norsnn All . .i
symptoms'have disappeared. I can now
tio my own woric and nave gained great
ly In weight. I sincerely recommend the
Liquid Sunshine treatment to all suffer
ing women.'
COMPLICATION OF DISEASES
Mr. -Joseph Och. Pendleton. Or., says:
"From, hard. work and exposure to ex-
renies 01 neai ana coia. t contracted a
Or. -
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acid and grit. Will not tarnish
or scratch the enamel or gold
work of the teeth. Sold in col
lapsible tubes at all stores. '
- Sent Fjuje: "Alice Revisits Won
derlandj" an amusing and attractive
little story for the children.
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Money back.
Pasadena there was another match, but
not a tennis match. Miss Sutton and Mr.
Hope-Doeg decided that they will no
longer play singles in the game of life,
but hereafter will be entered In the
doubles.
The wedding, which took place at the
Te.sidence of Captain and Mrs. A. De G
Sutton. Mountain and Hill avenues. Pasa
dena, was a quiet and unpretentious one
The bride, herself a tennis player of note.
Is the sister of Miss May Sutton, who re
cently won the women's tennis champion
ship of the world. '
Exchange Pence Ratification.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4. Mr. Taka
:hlra, the Japanese Minister, today had
u)Uong conference with Secretary Root,
He expects that the exchange of the
ratifications of the Russo-Japanese
treaty will take place" towards the end
bf the month, probably the 20th jnst.
Mr. Takahira Is making arrangements
t6 sail for Japan next' month on a long
leave of absence.
started ten years ago. an1 gradually In
creased until I beeame unlit for work
During these ten years I doctored with
different doctors in Oregon and Wash
ington; the best in the profession, with
out benefit. Wnen 1 consulted the
X-RADIU.M MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SPECIALISTS I was suffering IntensHv
wlth my stomach, back and head. I had
:i Pfinqtnnf nn In In mu ulnmnnh n.t . .
kidneys, with nausea, vomiting and dis-
irraa .iiier eaung. couiu not retain any
thing I ate. and was so short of breath
and so light-headed every time I got up
that I could not walk without stagger
ing. My nervous system became affect
ed. I became despondent and felt as If
some great danger was hanging over me
all the time, and thought I could not
get well, but thanks to the LIQUID
SUNSHINE TREATMENT all these
conditions have changed. I feel like a
ne-sr man. and am working every day.
I recommend the LIQUID SUNSHINE
TREATMENT to all Vvho suffer as I did.
Press Dispatches, dated St.
Paul, October 1, '05, under Tele
graphic News, say:
New Rheumatism Cure
After Eighteen Years' Chronic
Sickness Liquid Snn-
shine Cures.
ST. PAUL, Minu., Sept. 30.
Darius F. Simms, a cripple for
IS years past, suffering from
chronic rheumatism, who left
here nine -weeks since to visit
the Portland Fair, accompanied
by a nurse and crutches, re
turned here last evening -with
the nurse, but minus crutches.
He is full of enthusiasm at his
remarkable recovery. Eighteen
years ago he was taken down
with inflammatory rheumatism,
which left him a cripple, his con
dition getting worse each year.
On his arrival at Portland, Or.,
he says, he placed himself in the
care of the X-Radium Medical
Institute physicians, and was
treated for seven weeks with the
new elixir of life, "Liquid Sun
shine,"" which has effected a com
plete cure. The local physicians
who have treated Mr. Simms for
the past 15 years are themselves
astonished at his marvelous cure.
Other invalids here are prepar
ing to leave for the Portland
X-Radium Medical Institute.
Telephone Main 2796