The Sunday Oregonian., July 11, 1909, SECTION THREE, Page 8, Image 32

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M1D0E REPORTS
HARBOR
WORK
Engineer Officer Completes
Estimates for Next Year's
Appropriations.
GOOD BALANCES ON HAND
Recommends Provision of $1,560,'
000 for Columbia Jetty, and
$1,000,000 forCelllo Project.
Favors Sum for Coos Bay.
Major J. F. Mdndoe, United States
Engineers, -who has been in charge of
. river and harbor work In Oregon during
the past year has completed his report
of the operations In the district during
the fiscal year ended June 30. Major
Mdndoe makes recommendations for ap
propriation of ,S,&40 for the comple
tion and continuance of the projects now
under way. Funds which were available
for the works at the end of the fiscal
year amounted to $2,013.674. 25.
Major Mclndoe recommends adequate
provision for the works at Olilo and for
the Columbia River jetty. For the latter
he has aeked an appropriation for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1910, of
WO.000. For the Celllo work, 1,000,000 is
asked. Tha Engineer also advised the
placing of the Celilo Canal project again
under the continuing contract plan. A
synopsis of the entire report Is given
in the accompanying tabular statement.
The funds required for Coqullle River
are for the purpose of blasting out rocks
near the entrance, building a small spur
Jetty and dredging the shoals above Ban
don and at Randolph and Parkersburg.
The funds required for Coos Bay are
for the purpose of constructing a new
hydraulic, rago!ng dredge, for use on
the bar and for operating purposes.
The funds required for Coos River and
for Tillamook Bay are for the purpose
of maintaining the channel by means of
dredging and snagging when necessarv.
The funds for the Columbia River above
Celilo Falls are to be expended In con
tinuing the Improvement by the removal
of reefs and bowlders, and by raking the
nhoals during low water stages to afford
free navigation for light draft boats.
The recommendation was also made in
connection with The Dalles-Celijo Canal
that the work be again placed under the
continuing contract system with an au
thorization to expend $1,000,000 per year
until the canal is completed. The work
to be done on the canal at the Cascades
Is the completion of the walls of the
upper lock chamber to prevent seepage
during high stages of the water, and also
Includes the work of blasting out some
dangerous reefs and bowlders below the
lower canal entrance.
The funds for the Columbia River be
tween Vancouver and the mouth of the
Willamette are for the purpose of re
dredglng the shoals below Vancouver to
allow deep-sea vessels taking on cargoes
at Vancouver.
The Upper Willamette funds are needed
for keeping the snagboat and dredge in
commission for removing obstructive
snags, and In dredging over the shoals
in the aid of navigation.
' n th Columbia and Willamette rivers
below Portland, the work consists prin
cipally of dredging, and the funds on
hand and the amount recommended to be
appropriated are for the purpose of keep
ing the new dredge -Clatsop- in commis
sion at all times, on the shoals in the
lower portion of the Columbia River, and
also In making such repairs as may be
necessary to the existing dikes and re
vetments. For the jetty at the mouth of the Co
lumbia River it is estimated that $1,560,000
can be economically expended before June
",J910' ln exten3ing the Jetty seaward.
The funds available at the present time
are to be applied to further extension of
the jetty, the stone for that purpose being
purchased under contract -with the Co-'
lumbla Contract Company, from their
, quarry near Fisher's Landing.
The survey which . was completed in
June, shows a channel over the bar about
W0 feet ln width with a ruling depth of
26H feet. The sands on Peacock Spit and
Clatsop Spit seem to be building out,
and the deep water on the inside of the
- bar is also moving out through, the bar
crest, which Indicates that there is a
scouring tendency, no doubt influenced by
the Jetty as it advances.
The last river and harbor act, approved
Jarh 3- 1909. contained an Hem of
J300.000 for installing new boilers in the
dredge Chinook now at the Govern
ment moorings. With these funds it is
proposed to cut down her upper works
and reduce her draft and displacement
nd install new boilers and have her
TZy lOT Peraons the coming season.
The funds on hand and the additional
amount requested for the Cowllta and
Le wis rivers are for the purpose of
maintaining the channed by means of
snagging and dredgtna.
ICE CRIPPI.es TRAMP SHIP
British Steamer Puritan looses Pro
peller and Is Towed Into Nome.
NOME. Alaska. July 10. With everv
blade of her propeller gone as a result
of battling with Icefloes, the British
tramp steamship Puritan, chartered by
the John Sesnon Company to carry .6000
tons of coal to Nome from Ladysmlth,
B. C., was convoyed into port yesterday
by . the United States revenue cutter
Thetis. The big liner was helpless ln
the ice off the coast where she had
been lying disabled for three days,
when the Government vessel came to
her assistance and brought her into
port.
The Puritan was badly Jammed
by the Immense Icebergs and she will
be repaired here before returning
south. The lower part of her bow is
damaged and she also will have to get
a new propeller.
Bark Matterhorn Reaches Port. "
With general cargo from Newcastle-on-Tyne,
the British bark Matterhorn ar
rived up last evening: in tow of the Ock
lahama. The vessel is the first cargo
craft to reach Portland for the new sea
son and is the first boat to be towed up
the river since the Port of Portland took
charge of the towing business on the Co--
lumbia River.
Strong Wind Off River.
ASTORIA. Or., July 10. (Special.) A
strong southerly gale, accompanied by a
light but steady rain, is blowing off the
mouth of the river this evening and at
times the wind attained a rate of over GO
miles an hour. A roug"h bar is looked for
tomorrow.
I'ncharted Rock In Chatham Sound.
John MciNulty, Nautical expert' in
charge of the local branch of the United
States Hydrographio Office, has issued
a notice to mariners, announcing the dis
covery of an uncharted rock ln Chatham
Sound. There is 11 feet of water over
the rock, which was discovered about
the middle of Alexandra Patch. Chatham
Sound, four miles south, 50 east from
LUCV Island llirhthniiu latlt,a u.w.iv
X., longitude 130:33:42 W. The rock is
of small extent, there being eight and
nine fathoms of water within a radius
of , 100 feet. It is marked by a small
quantity of kelp, which is seldom vis
ible, owing to the strong tidal streams.
Marine Notes.
For Coos Bay ports the steamship Al
liance sailed last night with freight and
passengers.
The steamship Atlas will leave down
this morning from the Standard Oil tanks
at Portsmouth.
With a' full list of passengers and all
the freight she could handle, the steam
ship State of California sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
The steamship Breakwater Is due this
afternoon from Coos Bay points.
' The Northland sailed from Portland last
evening with a cargo of lumber for San
Francisco.
The British steamship Suverio is load
ing lumber at Linnton. She will take
2.000,000 feet at that iplace, another 1,000,
000 feet at the Inman-Poulsen Mill, then
proceed to Seattle and will finish at Van
couver, B. C.
Arrivals and Departures.
PORTLAND. July 10. Arrived Steamship
Sue H. Elmore, from Tillamook; steamship
Atlas, from San Francisco; British bark Mat
terhorn. from Newcastle-on-Tyne; sailed
Meamshlp-State of California, for San Fran
cisco; steamship Alliance, for Coos Bay
steamship Northland. for San FrancLsco:
steamship Yellowstone, for San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 10. Arrived Steamer
Cnehalls, Grays Harbor; steamer Lurllne. Hon
olulu: steamer Watson, Seattle; steamer Ell
Kaheth, Bandon; meamer Geo. "W. Blder, As
toria; steamer Falcon, Nome; steamer Presi
dent, Seattle; steamer Asuncion. Astoria.
Sailed Steamer Rose City, Portland; eteamer
Governor, Seattle; steamer Johan Poulsen,
Astoria; steamer Admiral Sampson, Seattle;
MAJOR M'INDOE'S REPORT OF BALANCE AVAILABLE AT t
END OF FISCAL YEAR. AND RECOMMEND ATT CVrTK nv
APPROPRIATIONS FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS.
roImfirVmen,-?v Balances. ReCdaUonns:
rS. b J"VT Pi""1 4.558.36 27.S40
Coos Bay and harbor 15.815.92 880.0O0
Coos River, OreKon . j 663 70 ,L
Tillamook Bay and Bar. Oregon 2'tvT lii'iwi
Snake River, above its mouth ..II 1 niX
Columbia River, above Celtic " 84'"fi'4q ' on'oon
Columbia River at Three-mile Rapids (Celilo) ".. 42 571 05 -1 oooooo
Canal at the Cascades ' ronn
Columbia River at Vancouver. Wash... " 14 S1 40 i'non
Willamette and Yamhill Rivers. Oreeon ' 1557975 no'ofm
Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers " so'ono oo iV'i'rww"
Mouth of Columbia River. Or. and Wash;
C Iatskanle River. Oregon
, " luvei a, v ....
Totttls """ . .
steamer Asia, Hongkong; steamer Tiverton,
Port Ludlow; steamer M. F. Plant, Coos Bay
schooner Columbia. Gravs Harbor.
Astoria. Or., July io. Condition at the
mouth of the liver at 5 P. M., moderate;
wind southwest 48 miles; weather, ralnlns.
Sailed at 6:05 A. M., steamer Wellesley. for
San Pedro. Arrived down at 3 P. M., steam
er Shoshone. Arrived down at 3:15 and
sailed at 6 P. M.. steamer State of Cali
fornia, for San Francisco. Arrived down
during the nlftht. steamer F. 6. Loop,
land. Sailed at 12, noon, steamer Rose City,
for Portland.
Taltal, July 10. Sailed July 7, French
bark Duquesne, for Portland.
Cherbourg. July 10. Sailed July 7. Kronen
bark Marechal de Koallles. for Portland
Ban Francisco. July 10. Arrived at 8
A. M-, steamer Geo. W. Elder, from Port
land. for San Pedro. Arrived at 11 A M
STEAMER INTELLIGENCE.
Due to Arrive.
Name. From. Data.
Alliance Coos Bay July IO
Breakwater... .Coos Bay July 11
r0- ; Tillamook July 11
Roanoke San Pedro July 11
Rosa City San Francisco July 12
Eureka Eureka July 13
Falcon San Francisco July 13
State of Cal. .San Francisco July 19
Belja Hongkong. .. .Oct. 1
Scheduled to Depart.
Kame. For. Iate-
Roanoke. ...... San Pedro. ...July 13
Alliance Coos Bay July 14
Arjo xiuamooK. . .. July
Breakwater... Coos Bay July
Eureka jSureka Julv
14
14
15
Falcon San Francisco July 15
Rose City ..... .San Francisco July 17
State of Cal. .. .San Francisco July 24
Belja Hongkong. .. .Oct. 10
- Entered Saturday.
. Shna-Tak. Am. steamship (Hut
ton), with general cargo, from San
Francisco.
Suveric. Br. steamship (Shotton),
with general cargo, frdm Hongkong
via T acorn a.
Cleared Saturday.
Shna-Tak. Am. steamship (Hut
ton), with 200,000 feet of lumber, for
San Francisco.
Northland. Am. steamship (Erick
son), with 830.000 feet of lumber, for
San Francisco.
steamer Asuncion, from Portland. Sailed at
11 A. M., steamer Johan Poulsen, for Port
San Pedro, July 10. Arrived, steamer
George W. Fenwlck, from Columbia River
via San Francisco.
Tides at Astoria Sunday.
.High. - " Low.
7:43 A. M 6.5feetl:45 A. M 1.4 feet
7:58 Pj-M 8.6feetl:35 P.M 2.3 feet
Tlie Orogless Method,
of Oliohs Ailnments -
Some people have an idea that the only way -to cure
ailmi??ts' chrPnIi! disorders or pain of any kind, is to
swallow a lot of drugs. When you find yourself ailing
in any way, you run to the drug store and get a bottle
or some patent medicine, or have your doctor write
out a prescription for probably the same stuff under
another name. What good does it do you? Just stimu-
,i V. 5 whisky, and perhaps gives temporary relief.
TYa1"- do more than that, for recent exposures by the
U. S. Government prove that nearly all the medicines
sold are combinations of-alcohol and poison. Tou know
alcohol is what makes whisky such a powerful stimu
lant. It Is A nnlnnn alor
Some other poisons you get
in drugs are morphine, co
caine, mercury, arsenic and
. potash. Medicines contain
ing such poisons wreck the
stomach and nerves, eat up
the vitality and often make
dope fiends out of unsuspect
ing sufferers.
"Drugs will kill "pain all
right, but they kill the nerves
at the same time. Just as
soon as the poison stops
working the trouble returns
worse than ever. There is a
cause for every pain and that
cause must be removed be
fore you can get permanent
relief
Ailments always result
when you break nature's
laws. It vm. - . . , , .
iYyoubus'e'anvo?!! y,u wili 5ave stomach trouble,
it afterward JTB.tn f y,our body yu mut suffer for
thef inaJtl Jitv. V tn the real cause of ailments is due to
tne inactivity of some part of the body mithlnri Th
i?.Witi, cre aliments you must renew the vitality or
dru?giCnK",Tt8:doea8ba JlIef , from the old system of
. 'j i does by natural means what you exDect
drugs to do by unnatural means. expect
THE STJXPAT
YOUNG HOLD-UP
TO HAVE CHANGE
Boy Who Tried to Rob East
Side Grocer Is to Go
Back to Navy.
FATHER TALKS TO COURT
Because of His Youth, Young Bowen
Will Be Returned to Training.
Ship Whence He Deserted and
Case Will Be Dropped.
Allen S. Bowen, the 17-year-old lad
captured last week while attempting
to hold up an Bast Side grocer, will
escape punishment far his grave of
fense temporarily. While the Juvenile'
Court officials will not discuss Bowen's
case in detail, they admit he has been
taken to San Francisco. It is presumed
the boy -will be returned to the train
ing ship Pensacola, from which he de-
1.292.750.O.) l.BBo'.OOO t
324.53 500
2.8S7.37 7,500
-.J2.013.674.25 3,448,S40
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serted shortly before embarking on his
career as amateur highwayman in this
city.
Young; Bowen is the son of L. W.
Bowen, an official of the Great North
ern, stationed at Spokane. One day
last .week, accompanied by another lad,
he attempted to hold up William Zink,
a grocer on the East Side, but was run
down and captured by Zink, who sur
rendered him to the police. Later
Bowen was turned over to the Juvenile
Court officers amj his father notified.
Mr. Bowen came to Portland and in
terceded for the son when his case was
called before Judge Bronaugh, of the
Juvenile Court, Friday afternoon.
Shortly after the boy was arrested,
it was learned he only recently had
deserted from the Government training
ship Pensacola at Mare Island. The
naval officers were advised of Bowen's
capture here on a more serious charge,
and were notified that if they would
take the lad back, the charge of at
tempted robbery here would--not be
prosecuted. It is believed the officers
aboard the training ship agreed to this
arrangement and will give Bowen
another chance.
It is not believed the charge of at
tempted robbery has been dismissed
against the lad In the Juvenile Court
Further prosecution of the case prob
ably will be suspended until Bowen
proves by good behavior on the train
ing: ship that he has had enough of the
desperado role. The lad owes it to his
youth and the intercession of his
parents that he was not more severely
dealt with here.
Become Citizens for Land.
In 'order that they may participate in
the public drawing for lands in the
Coeur d'Alene, Spokane or Flathead In
dian Reservations next month, many
foreign-born women, living in Port
land, are declaring their intention of
becoming citizens of the United States.
Scarcely a day passes that one or more
women, born in a foreign country, does
not call at the County Clerk's office
and take out initial citizenship papers.
Under the regulations governing these
land drawings, no foreign person pan
participate therein until he or she has
obtained citizenship papers, or at least
qualified by declaring his intention of
becoming a citizen of the United States.
Bequests Made Pro Rata.
When the late H. C. Engelbart exe
cuted his will he made bequests aggre
gating J10.390. Among them was one
Instead of swallowing a lot of poisonous drugs, you
apply Electro-Vigor about your body and feel the sooth
ing, glowing electricity penetrating your vitals, giving
strength and energy to every part.
The best argument in favor of Electro-Vigor is the
fact that it cures. That's the main thing. I will give
you the names of people near you, who have been cured,
by my method, and you can ask them about it,
. , Fossil, Oregon.
I nave received your favor of the 21st and I assure you
? . . tnmk yur Electro-Vlgoor la a fine treatment. I would
not take ten times the price I paid for it If I had to do
You ought to read my free 100-page illustrated hor.tr
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p'eafe. send
illustrated book.
NAME
ADDRESS
OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND,
of $3000 to the M. E. Foreign Mission
ary Society of New York City. Fol
lowing the death of Mr. Engelbart.
however, and deducting the expenses
of administering the estate, it devel
oped that there remained in cash on
hand only $7913.20. Accordingly this
amount was apportioned among the
several beneficiaries on a basis of .768
of their original bequests. These facts
are disclosed in the final report of the
administrator, which was filed yester
day, and which shows the following
disbursement of the funds: L. B. Engel
bart, $1537; A. A. Engelbart, $1384;
Sophie Wetser, $1384; C. C Engelbart,
$386; John Engelbart, $386; Carter En
gelbart. $154; M. E. Foreign Mission
ary Society, $2305.40; O. A. Ebenezer,
$76.80; and five grandchildren, $300.
Arguments Next ln Goode Dispute.
Taking of testimony incident to the
objections of Mrs. Edith F. Goode. ad
ministratrix of the estate of H. W. Goode,
her deceased husband, filed against the
final report of Samuel G. Reed, the
former administrator, was concluded be
fore Judge Webster yesterday. Opposing
counsel will argue the case next Friday.
When Mr. Reed resigned as administrator
several weeks ago and filed his final re
port, Mrs. Goode, who was then ap
pointed administratrix, fined, numerous
objections to the report and the manner
in which the estate had been admin
istered. LIABILITIES CUT DOWN
DEBTS OF OREGON" TRUST STOW
OXIST $418,575.
Report of Receiver Devlin" Shows
that Indebtedness of $1,867,425
Has. Been Cancelled.
. During the last 18 months obligations
of the Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
to the amount of $1,867,425 have been paid
off, leaving liabilities to the amount of
$418,675.04. or 18 per cent ' of the original
Indebtedness. This condition of the sus
pended bank's affairs was shown in the
quarterly report of Receiver Devlin,
which was filed in the Circuit Court yes
terday. It shows that when the German
American Bank was reorganized and as
sumed the affairs of the defunct bank,
the total of liabilities was $2,286,000.
The claims of less than 1200 of the 16.
000 depositors interested in the bank when
it suspended business in August. 1907,
remain to be liquidated. The savings
deposits have been reduced from $847 -365.47
to $201,194.04, while there remain un
paid commercial accounts to the amount
of $49,014.93. of the original total of
$858,967.52.
Receiver Devlin's report shows the con
dition of the bank on June 30 to have
been -as follows:
" Resources.
Loans and discounts $ go 716 57
Bonds '
Pacinc & Eastern Ry.$ 100,000.00
Independent Tele-
phone Co. of Omaha 4,000 OO
Home Telephone Co.
of Pus-et Sound 40.SOO.00 144.30O.O0
Telephone Stock ,
Independent Tele
phone Co. of Omaha,
shares at 25
per cent face value 66,237.50
Home Telephone Co.
of , Puget Sound,
1464 shares at 25
per face value 36,600.00
Home Telephone &
Telegraph Co. of
Portland, 29 shares
at 50 per cent face
value 1.450.00 94,287.50
Moore land 112.301.61
Bank stock 6.500.00
Accrued Interest (In
dependent Tel Co. of
Omaha coupons)... 10.000.00
Overdrafts 0q
White Salmon Valley o.u
Bank 112.73
ti $447,872.50
Liabilities.
German Amer. Bank X 1 256 95
Escrow certificates of
deposit s 2,240.00
Demand certificates of
deposit 16,158.73
Time certificates of
deposit IOS.982.84
Commercial deposlta 49,014.93
Saving deposits .... 2O1.1S4.04
Cashier's checks .... 654.00
Bank drafts returned 6,616.40
Central Nat'l Bank,
Los Angeles 27,969.02
Bank of Drain, Drain,
Oregon . 2,096.68
Miscellaneous claims
not listed in ex-
perfs report 8,648.40 418.575 04
Surplus . 28.040.51
' " $447,872.50
Note.; Escrow, demand and time certifi
cates of deposit Include those to George
Estea, $81,500.
DRUGGISTS ARE TO GATHER
Annual Meeting of State Association
at Seaside July 13-16.
The annual meeting of the Oregon
State Druggists' Association will be held
without It. I feel like a new
man since I have been using
your treatment, even though I
have not been able to follow out
the directions carefully but In
tend doing this for the next
month. Tours truly,
BUD BARE.
Astoria, Oregon.
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There la no doubt about Electro
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it correctly. The annllftnr
has -
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an traces of rtieumatlsm ln my
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man altogether. Yours truly,
ELTON JOHNSON.
693 Harrison Avenue.
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CHOOSE THE RIGHT SPECIALIST
DOCTORjSnT'Sfto nlS'tlrrt 5SS m V'.' TJ i '"'"W 13 " Beek the "ices of THE RIGHT
s1cin who makef a specialty Sf curins; the k nrPrTf- ? haPPf.n? t be a physician. Choose the phy-
man really know T but little about S th. dlsliSL ,HVrf!rnhlchtxTOU T1"' Tho ordlnary medical
such diseases, because his practice is s oread Sift r. PU men' He merely has a general knowledge of
therefore knows allttle about all dlseasTJ Ind X J?le x""!8" f dlIsases which flesh is heir. He
conscientiously try to cure you, but no knowing HOYv w i'bi?ULany- If ?ou should B to him he may
Is a medical ''Jack of all tradesT and mSff., S he would have to experiment upon you. In brief, he
in hisharfds?If Z?J? "on.e: ..K"0."1"? these facts, would you want to trust your life
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certainly as important as yovu- Cmepiee! 8 ' Und JuJSment when
WHAT "WEAKNESS" IS
bute?fl Gland is a subsidiary,
its importance to the male organism is MnsTdereS u k Sjand is therefore a serious matter. When
result is felt even ln the most remS I PaVtsf th! system nSamaMrf'Jh1. U. T" " ' 'sal the
whole vital process. It results in tremendous waste of ner,, JL? of J?. Restate Gland Interferes with the
impoverishesPthe blood and, unless "chicked." wiU ne?r tatSa&'SS, nervo oenter. .
Why the Diseased Prostate Causes Weakness
The reason weakness results from the diseased prostata is hwa n .
fec& on! th.
VappsM
from the organs of the body-brain .heart stomach! llveV ' kidneys boih? L een?r8?' must taJl,l
A BANKRUPT NERVOUS CONDITION
,enThebuCtaSit IfsS'sftorS makea Vnupn Vad " kep SeS o iresou ffn'V ir
surely suspend payment and cease business. The strongest man cannot withstand tb ttJK?8 e"0"h. lt must
Nerve-resources if the is a waste of energy greaterTbln The supply! as'itr mhe 'caof SuonT
W'Sr&'SSSSr 0t -A. COX-
charKe.ffer ATION and ADVICE and I will make a Careful
days' mw'-toV11' lt DlaKnosls Chart- M officea. are opeull day
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
234 MORRISON STREET, CORNER SECOND,
from July 13 to 16 at Seaside in the Sea
side Hotel. It is expected 120 delegates
will attend. Fifty per cent of the dele
gates will go from Portland.
The morning- sessions will be devoted
to business meetings and the afternoons
and evenings will be given over to social
events. The delegates will go In special
cars, which will leave Portland at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning. It is expected
that banners will be placed on the sides
of the cars.
The present officers of the association
are: M. E. Edwards, president; Joseph
Marsh, first vice-president David Byerly,
second vice-president; B. T. Rauiints,
treasurer; A. W. Allen, secretary; and
B. F. Jones, recorder.
Firemen Rescue Sleepwalker.
NEW YORK, July 10. It required ef
forts of the fire department and police
detachment to save Miss Catherine 9ou
ller. a sleepwalker, from death at her
CCeeWo
THE CHINESE DOCTOR
This great Chinese
doctor Is well known
throughout the
Northwest beoaoae
of Ills wonderful
and marvelous cures,
and Is today her
alded by all his
patients as the
greatest of his kind. He treat, any
and all diseases with powerful Vilnaa
roots, herbs and barks that are entirely
unknown to the medical science of thla
country. With these harmless ramadlaa
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Portland, Or.
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BY THE-
St. Louis Medical Co.
If you are seeking the
service of
Skilled Reliable
Specialists
Yoa Should First Come to Vs.
Because We Can Show Yon by
the Way We Will Trent You
and the Manner In Which We
Are Satisfying: Our Patient
That Our Treatment IS IJIF-F-EIIEIVT,
QUICKER A D IIKT.
TER THAN YOU CA.V GET
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lt LSr,HSH?n,1S1h,n.B: t0 I3, as ,we11
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those who apply to us for the help
Treatment of
We will treat some of your dis
eases for as low a fee as 5. "We
will make you an exceptionally
low fee on any disease you may
be suffering- from.
Tou should take advantage of
this offer when it Is made by the
St. Louis Medical Co., because if
you are a resident of this locality
you know we have been located
in Portland a long time and have
the reputation of being the most
successful and reliable specialists
treating diseases of men.
FREE!
COXSULTATIOX
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MEN
HOURS 9 A. M. TO S P. M. SUNDAY, IO TO 1".
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You
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DR. TAYLOR.
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KNIFE.
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
of the ledge when the policeman seized
her arm. She awakened suddenly and
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became so terrified that she fainted. The
fire department was called out, an exten
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firemen carried the youn?r woman down.
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Stay Cured
88 our Patients, that
they need.
Take Heed of
This Warning
and help yourself before it is too
late. When the system needs
more water or food, thirst and
hunger remind you of this fact.
When you have a headache, dizzi
ness, lack of memory, physical or
mental debility, it is an an
nouncement by nature that some
thing is wrong, and i you are
not sure what it is, better con
sult a doctor whose experience
qualifies him for examination and
decision. This will cost you
nothing, and we will advise you
as one honest man should advise
another. If we can do you no
good, we promise to do you no
harm. In other words, if we be
lieve we can not cure you, we
will candidly tell you so. On the
other hand, if we decide that
your case is a curable one we
will allow you to pay our fee as
best suits your convenience.
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