The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 21, 1911, SECTION FIVE, Image 67

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. TORTLAXD. MAY 21. 1911. HEAD OF PANAMA-PACIFIC FAIR IN SAN FRANCISCO LIVES IN NEW YORK Charles C. Moor Who Will HTe Charj8 of Bif Exposition, However, Call By City Hi Homo ray Butler I Mentioned aa Ambassador to Germany to Succeed David J. HilL -Nicholas Mur- V jfy J I no :! S - J 4 v J-lUKJ-r AVTJ-JK. - I J c?i (is v ' , lit1 r- 1 I r1 i CKKJ3TM1 HCNMftCK. m m untc i' -.. ; ":.:.' i;v:- ' .- ( . f ' V " C -. a a rs V ? w i cnrruM onrt t.GJBBOfcS NEW YOKK. May :. Special. Chart C Moor has bun chosen to h.ad the great exposition that wilt h hrtd In Han Francisco In ll In .-el.-r.rat Ion of the completion of the Panama Canal. Mr. Moore for some time ha, bu a resident of New Tork. although h recotnli San Franclaco hla home. Captain John H. Glbbona. V. 8. has been aelected to auperlntendent the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Theodore K. Vail la president of the American Teleirraph A Telephone Com pany, the so-called "telegraph trust." Among the many men mentioned as possible successors to Tavld J. Hill. Ambassador to Germany. Is Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University. Commander Webster A. Edgar. U. 8. K.. commands the Wilmington, which waa recently sent to Canton. China. because of th disturbed conditions there. a Christian Hemmlcg la to marry the famous Mrs. Barney, of Washington and Paris. Mr. Hemmlrk Is younger than Mrs. Barney's daughters: but "age can not wither" the beautiful Washington widow who has astounded two contl nenta by her versatility, hen brilliancy and her. charm. Mr. Hemmlclc is said to be Independently wealthy. NEW YORK WONDERS AT STRANGEST SLAYER, WHO CRIES FOR PUNISHMENT Mrs. George O'Shaughnessy. Who Committed Premeditated Crime, May Never See Sing Sing When Husband Threatened to Commit Suicide. Woman, Devout Catholic, Kills Husband, Whoso Soul She Says She Saved. HPIT'rVT IITTTT1 Blood Disease,WeakenedNerves, WEN WI 1 H ?i$?Z-&t'e"i Brace Up and Come to Me. Worry No Longer You Can Get a Speedy, Lasting Cure From Me Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Benefited I Restore Plenty of Life, Energy and Vigor of Youth To be strong and vigorous is the slm of . ,t .nw vnanv we find ho are wasting ihe vitality and strength which nature slvaa them. InMeau of developing Into the etrons. v:grous young fellows that nature intended Ifcem to be. thy find themselves stunted :irt despondent no ambition to do anything. They strug gle aimlessly along, sooner or later to be come victims of that dread disease, nervous detlllty: their finer sensibilities blunted aiid their nerves shattered. A SURE CURE de nn my fee in 33.UU MANY CASES The great volume "of my practice allows me to makl uniformly low fees, so ' hat no man need be without proper reajment. I absolutely have the best equipped mediral , off In the W..U This fact. "ur5.r.v "r5 mv knowledge and experience. Insures 'jy man receiving the best and most scientific treatment known to the profession I neer make my fee. or mean, of paying them out of the reach of any i man. for I have plenty of this world's goods and It is mv desire to give to diseased men the best 'treatment "to' be had for a .mall outlay of money, within the reach ef any man. DON'T DELAY Call Today. If You Cannot Call Send for Free Examination Blank. NOT A CENT CHARGED LOWEST PRICES QUICKEST ClRlb r,.. rorJ ef Any Specialist . That Stay 1,-urea -fS. A REMARKABIJC CIRES rerferted Old Cases Which Have Beea Neglected or 1 nltll!fnlly Treated. t .M-tKIMESTS OR FAIL-tRE. AND All( K irIKE. lit. iimia "'- 'ririirKnrn Ton need not be bashful In the least If yon i are wf- REMEMBER u:r,Ai:zz certain to be found. THESF. disease. ARE the EASIEST .to CURE If the doctor klvb uyv 10 ' 7 , Cured In a fow weeks- Improvement from the .tart. If you .offer from loss of energy and ambition, feel tired when you arise in the morning, lame papic. dlsstness. spMs before the eye., and feel you are not the man you once were, 1 will cure you for life. TISKI E WASTE. Either partial or total, overcome by my Vlgorel Absorbent Pad for weak dis eased men. Call and I will explain why it cure, when ail ease falls. A fri.nniv chat will co.t you nothing. Call at once, and don't delay. Mv Soecial Prices Given Below Will Last a Few Day More. from .. Varicose Vein., Atrophy, from rvou Debility, from Wasting, from I leers, from lilweharges. from ...... railing Hair, from .... Flinplea. from rirsema. from Bladder Ailments i.i AiinK.I. frrm 1'rostrate Ailments, from . 5 toflt I S to f 10 ,...t S to 113 i 8 to 5 1 II to $1') I S to 25 . 8 to I 5 m $2 . S B 52 to i 5 S to 113 S to il2 ..I 5 to 115 . 5 to slS Specific Blood PoUon scientific treatment only should be used in combating this loathsome dis ease. I curs Blood Poison by method, of my own devising which Introduce my remedies directly Into the blood, purifying It. neutralising and expelling poison from the system. New blnej thus formed supplies and rebuilds the .i...... in such a way that the patient recover, his normal state of health. strength and soundnei . . nnD.tfrPTtAV t lU7inSAlj vIr- . .. - Cured by sbsorpUon In a short time; no pain, no cutting, no operation. By my method tie urethral tfinM U healed and entire system restored to Its healthy etate. No failures, no pain or loss of tune. VARICOSE VEIK9 I daily demonstrate that Varicose Veins. can be cured. In nearly all cases, by one treatment m nch a satisfactory way that the vital nsrts are preserved and strengthened: Sain ceases, swelling subsides a healthy circulation Is rapidly re-cstab-llshed. Instead of the depressing condi tions. I guarantee you a cure to atay cured or refund the money. i and soundness. I cureo. or . Expert Medical Examination Free! . .. r. ,. , , ... -.red. Do not delsy. Call or writ I da not "paten no. - s cure -'- .nM hv exclusion. No mistakes free. I rinsl analysis free. . . . oiir nsld I susrantee to cure dlsesses ju.i aa i say x u. ui V li. ee to me f I fail, the fault , mine, not yours. If you cannot call wr' ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO Inc. SVs fV AM HILL ST.. COR. ND ST. I cur. to .tay eared. Do t delay, iiu or w j ; Kv vomi flrlal nr li.otd r. lonekoas. NEW TORK, May 20. (Special.) All New Tork is Interested In little Urs. Oeorge O'ShauBhnessy, the strangest murderess ever locked tip In the TomHh. Although her crime wu premeditated, the chances ara that she will never be punished. The woman has only been married a year. Then her husband showed marked attention to a young slrl. and the wife reproved him. There were a number of arguments and finally the husband announced that he would com mit sul-lrle. Now Mrs. OShouKhnessy Is a devout Catholic and the threat terrified her. According; to her belief. If her husband took his own life, his soul would be lost forever. So to save him from this fate, she picked up a revolver and shot him to death. Then, having saved her husband's soul, she surrendered to the offl.-ers of the law and demanded to be executed with as little delay as possible. More? $.urprlMi Come. n after she was locked up the n continued to astonish the of sh. Ka.i about l.'OO and ln . . Ae it in m beautiful floral .iwU - - piece, bearing the Inscription. "My Be loved Husband." Then she requested that she be let out of prison long enough to a-o to the funeral. This be ing denle.l. she sent what was left of her money to a priest with a note tn which she said. In part: "1-t my savings go to bury George. Please say a msas for his soul snd pray for him during the Sunday masses. He has nobody In New York and I would like that oo would see lilm burled re spectful In a Cath.iic cemetery. If I ever get out. or before I go to the electric chair. I will ask a request to see bis grave and I want you to be able to gul.le me. 1 want yon to see t-ial no flowers are accepted from Tessie Hayes, the woman who ruined both our lives. I forgive her. George bad been awful good to me. and I love him stilt" petrctivea who have investigated the rmft a4V that the murder has msny peculiar features. They believe that had It t"t been that O'Shaughnessy threatened to kill himself, he would have beea alive today. The wife was rear.y to forgive him for running around with the other woman, but when fce hinted at aulclde. she de termined tl-.sl the one Important thing was to save hla sonL I'lstrl.t Attorney Whitman frankly expresses Mmseif as puxilsd over the rase. The woman shows no signs of Insanity. a-e Is simply a very devout Catholic. The t nances are, however, t.tat she will be sent to an asylum. It Is doubtful if a Jury woul.l even con vict her of manslaughter, but it Is also unlikely that a Judge would free her. Judge FtsMer Uujetl." Jude Warren W. Koeter. the most dignUled and learned member of the Court of General Sessions, has been guyed" by hla associates recently to sn eitent thst makes him yearn for the Summer vacation. And the trouble was ail caused by John c-msld. a putty taced Hungarian pastrycook on a Cun ard liner. gmeld. In addition to being a pastry cook, was one of cur busiest little big amists. And he always told Ms vic tims that he earns of a distinguished family In Hungary. To prove It h would show them the photographs of his "darung Father" and his "beloved mother." The police got these plctures when they captured Smeld. "Mother" was .-usan B. Anthony, while "Father" was Ju.lsre roster Judge Kosalsky. who tried the case, sent Smeld to Sing Sing for five years. That was all the law allowed him to lo. but Ju.ige Foster rss been hesrd l ssy slave tnat sometimes tiis law la Inadequate to properly punish certain offenses. Hoc Books Spurious? Now that the Hoe" sale 'Is over, cer tain eminent authorltlea on books and bindings are coming to the front with the announcement that certain of the volumes disposed of there are spurious. One msn when asked why he did not make the charge during the sale, re plied: "It Is not ethical In our business to say anything about a sale until the sals is over. Frequently frauds and Imitations are sold, but we do not speak of tliem- until the conclusion of the sale, because it might work an In justice snd affect many things that are genuine." In other words. It is wrong to decry a book In the hands of a fellow-dealer, but when once he has got it sold and got the money, it Is "professional ethics" to mock at the buyer. -Decision Fixes "Swindlers." A recent decision of the United States Court of Appeals has put a "crimp" into a swindle which usually flourishes around thia season of the year. The decision Is that persons advertis ing through the malls waste and worth less land as good homesltes are liable to arrest and Imprisonment In the Fed eral penitentiaries. Tricksters have reaped a harvest In former years. Usually tliey advertise In such a way that purchasers believe they are buying In a valuable suburb or seashore resort. If It la. for ex ample, St. James, the famous colony of actors, the "ad" will read: "St. James' Manor Park. St. James, Long Is land," Investors, of course, think they are settling at St. James, while what they get is a tract in a dismal swamp, 10 or 15 miles inland, and with abso lutely no accommodations. It is a despicable form of robbery, because most of the victims are poor persons, who are attracted by the small payments asked, and see a chance to get a homestead at reasonable rates. It has been figured that In previous Summers fully $1,000,000 has been tak en In annually by these swindlers, and heretofore the victims have had abso lutely no redress, aa the crooks were i ... ...r,.i . ' viva thm a "deed." although the property was utterly ........... I . 1 1 T - ..SSSSS. ... s....ss..s..sss..s ass..... T I WISTARIA VTJfE FBOM JAPAN TH RIVES DT PORTLAND CLIMATE. l .'-. '.".'.- ' : .r--'j4'r; :'' ! ' i , t t J : - -iS i X -; - .: f ' - '-y - : . .. :' z Jr. - V - ' - -rj ' " : ' f I A- -A'- ' , ..in - " ' ;r'v" . :r t f -V:m-- ' - i '- y- '--.. '' f i ! l'" ' y if lFf7'-j&- i : . : ; w:- -t?:i!iiiliil I -lAi l i J' ; KfV v.. ,ijrfaV Vs-'iil-tS'- U " t t ;t- - V. t - - T"- ! r"-.sU I i I v, sr .... ..,----.- --s3pf ' a'' m : - -v. .A . -.- - ... , . ..- -i . .. HOWR or . C SIX: ART, ST1 ILtUETITHEET, SHOWINO W1ST1K1A IX FILL BLOOM. Japanese wistaria thrives In Portland s climate. A wistaria vine now In full bloom le. attracting much attentloa at the home of J. C. Stuart. ST1 Halsey street. Mr. Stuart obtained the root 1 years ago from th. "id r.nujllng steamer. H.ytmn Republic, w hich had just arrived from Japan, and other roots were obtained th. aama t'ma by James Ijtldlaw. British Consul, and J. a Koblnson. Mr. Stuart's wastarla is now McJimln"?n It J Jreltest p" fusion, and th. blossoms are blue and white. It I. at its best only for a week 1 worthless. Now that misrepresentation is illegal, the operators stand on the same plane as goldbrick men, and are In danger of arrest every day. Gebhard "Kins; of Dudes." Frederick Gebhard, in hla day, was regarded as the leader of fashion. He inaugurated the styles in men's clothes, and his Jewelry, was expensive and in the best of taste. In fact, for yeare he was known aa "The King of the Dudes." These facts were recalled the other day, when the State Appraisers filed their report on Gebhard's estate. There was no mention of any clothing upon which a tax could be placed, while the jewelry was only a watch valued at $50. a few pins, chains and shirt but tons, the entire lot being valued at $356. The report then goes on to say: "In reply to the question asked by the appraisers as to the absence of any mention of any wearing apparel, it is the fact that for some six months prior to the death of Mr. Gebhard he was ill and confined to his home, and for that reason did not require ' any great amount of wearing apparel, and the deponent is informed and believes that the executrix has come into the pos session of none since his death." lira. Mary Neilson. Gebhard's sister, gets the entire estate, which is valued at $163,721.10. Jerome's Brother Let Out. Incoming tourists will miss Colonel Lovell H. Jerome, who in the past has been the most prominent person on the revenue cutters that went down the bay to meet the liners. For the force at this port has been reorganized, and the genial brother of former District Attorney William Trav ers Jerome has been let out. Jerome was Uncle Sara's official "greeter." He was assigned to meet distinguished foreign visitors, to whom special courtesies were to be shown, and to look after the comfort of passen gers generally. Jerome was extremely popular and will be missed by the vet eran travelers, who always took their troubles to him. He is a West Point graduate, and for a time served in the Army, but has been connected with the customs service In various capacities since the late sixties. Grit True Element Essential to Success Persistence, Despite Obstacles. De velop. Character aad Brings At tal.aseat. Is Declared, aad Deeds Wltkowt Force Mean Failure. BY MADISOV JC. PETERS. PURE grit is that element of char acter which enables a man to clutch his aim with an Iron grip and keep the needle of . his purpose pointing to the star of his hope. Through sunshine and storm, through hurricane and tempest, through sleet and rain, with leaky ship, with a crew in mutiny, it perseveres: nothing but death can subdue it and it dies still struggling. Many men fail for want of force. They lack moral fiber. They have no driving power in tbeir engine. They fall in life's battle because their back bone is all pulp and their nature all pine. The men who have done things were very often men who had - no friends, no backing, nothing but pure grit and Invincible purpose to commend them. Jones Type Needed. The world wants men with a clear grit of Paul Jones, who, when surren der waa demanded, audaciously replied: "Surrender? I have Just begun to fight." Th. late John A. Johnson, of Min nesota, the most beloved Governor that state ever had, whose whole vllfe was Cured in Five Days : - ' e A. . U. Staaitk, M. D. I am the only specialist in Port land who does not advertise a fic titious name or photograph. I publish my true photograph, correct name, personally conduct my office. I am the most 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 skill and experience, acquired in such a way that no other can share, and should not be classed with medical companies. It is Impossible for a medical company to attend col lege. Companies have no diplomas or license to practice medicine In Oregon or any other state. Medi cal companies usually are named after a doctor. A portrait, whose personality and Identity are In definite, is selected and published as the legitimate specialist of the office. Hired substitutes, ordinary doctors with questionable ability, give consultation, examination and treatment. A thorough Investigation should be made by every ailing man as to the specialist he consults. Duty and destiny to self and those who depend upon you demand the best medical attention. I have the abil ity and I can give you this service. I have always charged a very rea sonable fee, so that my services may be obtained by any man who sincerely desires to be cured. I make no misleading statements or unbusinesslike propositions; neither do I desire to be particu larly independent, and I would like to have you for a patient. If yoa will come to me on a strictly pro fessional basis, and the induce ments that I offer, which are my ability and twenty years' success ful experience, time-saving treaAN ' ment and guarantee of cure of cer tain ailments. NO MONET REQUIRED TO COMMENCE TREATMENT. Many patients have no confidence in their doctor because he demands pay before a cure has been effect ed, and there are many, who have been misinformed about their con. dltlon, or through unsuccessful treatment have become skeptical and think there is no cure for them. I want an opportunity to treat such cases. It makes no dif ference about the financial part, as I accept pay for my services as benefits are derived, when I am satisfied the patient is reliable. Health is capital at Interest. I will prove my ability to cure you before asking pay for my profes sional services. WRITTK.V GUARANTEE: Dr. Smith's written guarantee means a cure or no pay for services. I guarantee to cure certain aliments or refund every dollar you have paid me for my services. My services cost you nothing unless I cure your Varicose Veins. Hernia, Piles, Fistula, Blood Poison, or any ailment I guarantee to cure. My terms are reasonable and no more than you are able and willing to pay for benefits. Office hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. DOCTOR A. G. SMITH ENTRANCE Z34V4 MORRISON STREET, PORTLAND, OR. Varicose Veins Hernia, Blood Poison No Detention From Occupation, Family or Home NO 8EVERE OPERATIONS. MAST CASES PERMANENTLY CURED IN ONE TREATMENT. MOST TIME-SAVING. MOST NAT URAL. MOST SAFE. A RADICAL ANDP E R M A N E N T CURE 1 GIVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AUr THORITIES THAT THIS IS A FACT I AM CERTAINLY PRE PARED TO CURE BY EXPERI ENCE AND EQUIPMENT. WHICH ARE THE KEYSTONES TO SUC CESS. I HAVE THE BEST EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON THE COAST. I WILL GIVE V00 TO ANY CHARITY AS GUARAN TEE THAT EVERY STATEMENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS TRUE. I invite vou to come to my of fice. I will explain to you my treatment for Varicose V eina Hernia, Nervous Debility. Blood Poleon. Plies. Fistula. Bladder, Kldnev. Prostatic and all Men s Ailments, and give you FREE a physical examination; If necessary a microscopical and chemical analysis of secretions, to deter mine pathological and bacterio logical conditions. Every person should take, advantage of this op portunity to learn their true con dition. A permanent cure is what you want. VARICOSE VEINS Impair vitality. I daily demon- strate that varicose veins can be cured In nearly all cases by one treatment, in such a satisfactory way that the vital parts are pre served and strengthened, pain ceases, swelling s u b s 1 e s, a healthy circulation Is rapidly re established, instead of the depress ing conditions. I guarantee you a cur to stay cured or refund th. money. HERNIA (IirPTl REI Disregard of existing hernia has cost many lives. The smallest hernias are the most dangerous to life, because of the Increased liability to strangulation. I cure rupture in selected cases with per fect safety and entail no suffer ing, and do not detain you from occupation, under guarantee. Many cases cured to stay cured In one treatment. PILES AND FISTULA. The sequelae of these afflictions are distressing, nervous reflexes and painful conditions. My treat ment and success are the result of years of experience. I cure Piles without cutting. I cure you with out pain or detention from occu pation. I give a written guaran tee to cure piles and fistula. KIDNEY AND BLADDER AIL MENTS. With these aliments you may have more complications than are presented by any other ailing or gans. By mv searching Illumina tion of the bladder I determine ac curately the aliment, and by micros copical examination and urinalysis I make doubly sure the condition of the kidneys, thus lay ing foundations for scientific, treatment. NERVOUS DEBILITY Cerebro, where the mental forces are Impaired. Spinal, where the spinal centers are Involved. Vital, where the sympathetic nervous system and forces that govern the organs are deranged by reflex ef fects of ailments. I treat these conditions and all weakness in duced by nervous complications and excesses and put you on the right track to health, restoring the conditions essential to your future life and happiness. SOB " FOR BLOOD POISON. 1- use Professor Ehrlich's won derful new discovery, " 06," in cases -of Specific Blood Poison. It cures in one treatment, and is the greatest marvel of medical solence. This new remedy has been successfully used in thou sands of cases. Let me explain it to you. an example of clear grit, after being defeated twice in his race for the State Senate, said. "I think I get along be cause It doesn't hurt me to get licked. I can chum with the man who beats me. There is nothing like knowing when not to quit." The world wants the kind of man that Theodore Roosevelt says he likes: "Who does not shrink back from tem porary defeat In life, but who comes up again and again." Sir Thomas Lipton once entered one of his many stores and. unknown to the new clerk, he was prevailed upon to buy a pound of Upton's cheese. Sir Thomas Insisted that be was merely looking around, but the persistent clerk would not be shaken oft and he talked so enthusiastically about this particu lar cheese that the owner of the store found the easiest way to get rid of the clerk was to pay for a pound of his own cheese. A little later that clerk was promoted. Never give up. Hold on a little longer. Holding on three days more discovered the New World. The world owes more to grit than to genius. Our 20th century civilization was wrought by men who would never surrender. Everybody believes in the man who hangs on. Grit Is Essential. The late Mrs. Craigie (John Oliver Hobbs), said: "That one secret of the American success is that if he does fail, he gets up with more determina tion than before and fights until he wins." In the assertion of your individual ity you can best Illustrate the purity of your grit. The world's great things have been accomplished by individuals who had grit. Vast social reforma tions have been born in individual hearts. Truths that now sway the world were first proclaimed by Indi viduals who were not afraid of being laughed at who dared to be' singular. Individual effort inspired by clear grit has been the mightiest agency for the purifying and uplifting of man. Lack of lofty courage, sublime moral heroism makes good men useless goody-goody s goody-goody that they are good for nothing. Be good for something. Stand for something. ' Be somebody. The man who runs with the crowd- counts for nothing. They are slaves who dare not be In the right with two or three. A Corner In Kats. Wilmington (Del.) Dispatch to New York Herald. Dr. Julian Oritz, bacteriologist and chemist, of this city, and husband of Mrs. Alice Oritz, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth B. du Pont, is buying all the rats and mice he can get in Wilming ton. He is experimenting on the rodents in furtherance of a theory that ' by forcing chemicals through the skin he can cure tuberculosis and other diseases, instead of giving medicine in ternally. , Dr. Oritz uaid that he would await the result of further experiments be fore announcing to the medical world what he has discovered. He forces chemicals through the skin by the use of electricity. He Is being aided by Dr. Pierre Drouchard, who recently ar rived here from France. More than two miles of silk frequently Is taken from a single cocoon. VARICOSE VEINS CURED IN FIVE DAYS COME I Cure Nervous Debility, Blood and Skin Diseases, ' Rheumatism, v Heart Disease, Diseases of the Lungs, Liver Disorders, Piles, Fistula and All Diseases of Men I Advertise What I Do, and Do What I Advertise. $10 EXAMINATION GIVEN FREE BY A PHYSICIAN WHO HAS BEEN 30 YEAKS A SPECIALIST. AND CONSULT US FREE OF ALL CHARGE. DR. LINDSAY THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST. Corner Alder and Second streets. Entrance 128 Second street. Portland. Or. Office hours 9 A. M. to P. M. Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.