TUT. SUXDAT OTIEOONIAN, rORTXAXD. JANUARY 23, 1913.
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NEW LINE SERVICE
10 BEGIN III 1915
Royal Mail Packet Company
to Make British Columbia
Northernmost Ports.
SAILINGS TO BE INCREASED
Bristol. England. I Drs!rod
Probable British Terminal of
Ifrft Parley Expected to
ArrtTe Late In Month.
Whn r. J. It. Nash, apoelal repre
sentative of the Royal Hall Steam
J-n-ket Company. was In Portland early
thla month, he said that the time when
tha company would Inaugurate a serv
Ice between ractflc Coast port and
Kurepe depended on the basis of rate
to be established by the Federal Got-
ramont for vessels passlna: through
the Panama Canal, but from Victoria
comes the news that announcement haa
been made that the service Is to be In
augurated In 1911. The same year the
t.'ompacn! r.eneral Transatlantlo.ua
and llessagertes Maritime will start
their vessels for the Paclflo Coast.
Naturally British Columbia cities
wi;l be made tha northernmost porta
of call, the same as Is belna; followed
by the Haple Leaf and Harrison lines,
with PuRet Sound. I'ortlund and San
Francisco Incl'irted. The Maple Leaf
fleet, whl-h followed the Harrison
ships. Is getting firmly established and
permanent arrangements are under way
to designate Bristol. Kngland. as the
Kuropean end of the line, and sailing
will be Increased. At this time but one
vessel leave this Coast eTery t days.
Cn the return trips tha vessels will
load some iteneral cargo at San Fran-
Uro for Santa Kosalla and refill that
spare there with copper ore for the
Swansea smelters. The British steamer
I"urley. the next of the fleet to arrive.
1H looked for the latter part of Feb
ruary. The Harrison line has been backward
about extending Us service to Port
land, owing to the heavy spaca enrage
ments at San Francisco and on Pucet
Sound, but Balfour. Guthrie Co,
agents for the service, expect to have
sufficient Inbound business during the
present year to have the carriers sent
to Portland.-and there will be an abun
dance of outward cargo available.
DHOX'S BOILER MISSIYG
SnpposUtion I That It W. Blonrn
Through Top of House.
No trace of the boiler of the steamer
Fa rah t'lion. which exploded more than
a week ago near Martin's Inland, has
been found In the wreck. Such was the
Information received yesterday that as
tounded river men who have followed
details of the raising of the vessel.
While all water Is not out of tha hold
to permit a complete examination to be
made. It Is not believed that tha boiler
or parts of it fell below, but that It
went skyward, tearing through the cab.
in and carrying win it tha pilot-house
and tezas. also the bodies of Captain
Sllnson and Mate Monlcal.
Tha wreck Is expected to reach Port
land today and a thorough Inspection
cannot be made until It Is hauled out
at the ways of the Portland Shipbuild
ing Company. The only portion of the
boiler discovered Is the crownsheet.
which was found as soon as tha wreck
was visited, aa It had been blown for
ward on the main deck. If tha boiler
was blown from the steamer, aa seerna
probable now. It lies in the river about
four miles upstream from where the
helpless vessel groundetL It will be
dragged for with the hope that Its re
covery will throw more light on the ac.
cldent. Tha covering of the wheelhouse
Is broken through in several places. In
dicating that heavy parts blown from
tha vicinity of the boiler fell through
It. The forward hog chains also were
cut and thrown the length of the steam
er en to tha wheelhouse.
NORTH PACIFIC LEADS WAR
Line Has Not Paid Wheat Tracking
Charge In Year.
In connection with the stand taken
by operators of steamer lines on the
Coast against the payment of 10
cents a ton for trucking wheat to
steamers loading for the South, it haa
developed that for the past year the
North Paclno Steamship Company haa
refused to recognise the charge as a
reasonable one and Its representatives
have Ignored all bills presented for
liquidation.
It Is said, contrary to the declarations
c.f grainmen that the trade wtll fall off
unless the charge la paid, or la taken
care of In another manner, that there
was mora wheat offered the North Pa
cific fleet during 1911 than could be
accepted, and it Is estimated that In
11 months 6000 tons was refused.
Steamship agents say that so long as
tha California demand continues wheat
must move and with water rates de
cidedly more attractive than those in
vogue by rail, the vessels will continue
to get the business. The movement
against paying the tonnage trucking
charge Is to become general Thurs
day, and It was reported yesterday that
not a Una had opposed the plan.
CHAIN'S OX SLIPS WANTED
Tramers) Want Protection Atraknst
Horfcs Going Overboard.
That tha County Court should make
provision to have chains stretched
serosa all ferry landings, similar to
those used at the end of ferries, as a
means of preventing teams and dis
abled autos from going down the In
clines Into the river, la being talked of
following the drowning Frtdar of a
team at the Seventeenth-street slip.
Teamsters say that the slip chains
could be cared for by the person who
raises and lowers the ferry chains.
Harbormaster Speler refused to per
mit the bodies of the horses to remain
In the river. Insisting that when the
vehicle was raised and the harness re
moved arrangements be made for lift
ing the bodies ashore to be hauled to
the crematory. Carcasses of animals
are barred from being dumped Into the
stream the same as rubbish from docks.
Although thera have been a few in
stances in which they have been found
drifting in the harbor, having been
thrown Into the river at polnta above
the city.
PEACOCK SPIT RKMARKKD
Jnpector Beck. Keporta Change In
Navigation AWN.
Inspector Beck has reported the fol
lowing chances In aids to navigation In
KaW Mmillllll 4rtBiin.m
Colombia River F.aeock erHt ouoy O.
first-class can. heretofore reported adrtxt.
waa replaced January 1A.
PQff.t Sound Saimon Par lnn.r Urnt;
structure carried wif and light extln
rui.hed January Will be replaced and
lisht relighted aa aeon as practicable.
WaaMnston Sound Belle Rock buoy Dalle
Ttoek. nrt-eaa caa. heretofore reported
adrift, was replaced January IM
PORT DENIES ALL LIABILITY
Pa mace to Schooner roster Will Not
Be Paid For.
George E. Billings Co.. of San
Francisco, owners of the schooner
Lyman IX Foster, which is on drydock
at Aberdeen, will not be paid by the
Port of Portland Commission for In
juries to her hull alleged to have been
sustained In July, when she grounded
near Astoria, after having been towed
downstream by a Port of Portland tug.
She Is to have a new mast, her hull
caulked and repairs made to tha keel.
As the Foster was away from Ameri
can waters from the time she sailed
front the Columbia nntll she reached
Grays Hsrbor, the Port of Portland
officials decline to accept responsibility
for any damage shown on the bottom.
They argue that If tha harm was
serlons she could not have continued
at sea for six months, while on the
other hand thera Is nothing to prove
miMM INTELLIGENCE.
Dae to Arrive.
Name. From. Date.
Fiii H FTmorw. .Tillamook Jan. S
Ito.e City
San I'ertro. . . . Jan. 2
lnikwiir. .
"ro. tv. Eider
Ry!a
Alliance ,
..Coos Bay Jan. i.H
. .San Diego. ... Jan. t
. Manila Jan. 11
. Ktireka ..Jan. 31
..San M.r, ... Keb. 2
Kb icon . . .
Iir. ..
Roanoke.
Bear
. . . an 1'eoro. Feb. 2
. ...Han Francisco Feb, 4
. . . Sa Pedro. . . . Feb. 7
Scheduled to Depart.
.Vain a For Date.
Tale ft. r. for 1. A.. Jan. ?
Fuo H. Elraors. .Tillamook. . . . Jan. 19
reakwa'er. .. . o Har 'an.
Ooo. W. tllder.. San rio. . . . Jan. " 1
Harvard . K for I. A.Jan. SI
Hose t'liy "an I'adre. ... r"i. 1
Alliance Kureke Feb. a
Kaicon. ........ fan Kranelaco Feb. 4
Hkja Manila K'b. T
rVa.er N.in 1'edro. . . . Feb. 6
lttanvht s.m Dteo. . . . Feb. 7
Dear San Pedro. ... Feb. 11
that the damage found Is tha result of
grounding In tha Columbia and that
she may have been on bottom else
where. .Move On to Shift Station.
Coos Bay commercial Interests have
renewed tha campaign to shift tha
headquarters of the life-saving station
to tha vicinity of Charleston Bay and
Coos Head. Instead of Its present loca
tion two" miles away. Many aver that
had tha crew been In the vicinity when
the gasoline launch North Star No. 1
was swamped on the Coos Bay bar a
week ago. tha six persons aboard could
have been rescued, while aa It
was tha Ufa savers were delayed get
ting to the acena after being notified
and all who were on tha launch
drowned.
Tha aid of Congressman Hawley baa
been sought by telegraph and as Wash
ington officials have been informed In
the past of the Importance of moving
the station, no new Information will
be required other than details of tha
launch disaster. Major Morrow, Corps
of llngtneers, U. S. A. looked Into the
matter a year ago during a visit to
Coos Bay and residents of tha district
will now Insist that the numerous re
ports be acted on, so the principal
point of danger for vessels In tha
vicinity will ba protected.
Marine Notes.
Smelt are running heavily la tha Cow-
1 Its River and steamera from Lower
Columbia polnta are bringing heavy
shipments dally.
Coming to load lumber at Inman
Poulsen s mill, the schoonor Nokomls
entered the Columbia River yesterday,
nine days from Snn Pedro. She waa as
sisted by the southerly weather.
When the steamer Bear sailed at 4
o'clock yesterday she waa drawing five
feet more water aft than forward and
her officera were certain that If sha
encounters rough weather there will be
little chance for the screw to "race."
There were 160 passengers la tha cabin
and 90 In the steerage.
Inspector Beck, of tha 17th lighthouse
district, has ordered that tha tender
Columbine ba lifted on the Oregon dry
dock, where she will remain Tuesday
and Wednesday, so that contractor ex
pecting to file bids for extensive re
pairs authorised can have an oppor
tunity to view her.
When the steamer Qulnault sailed
yesterday afternoon for San Francisco
she carried 625.000 feet of lumber and
a full passenger list. It waa the first
departure of the earlier from Portland
In a year.
In tow of tha steamer Monarch tha
British bark Lord Templeton proceeded
to St. Helena from Astoria yesterday.
The steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck. which
towed the bark from San Francisco,
will load lumber here.
Superintendent Buchanan, of the
Open River Transportation Company,
will send a crew of men to Celllo Tues.
day to haul out the steamer Twin Cities
for minor repairs and an overhauling.
In advance of resuming servlca on the
Upper Columbia.
Under charter to Balfour, Guthrie
Company, the British steamer Hartlng
ton sailed from Nanalmo yesterday.
Tha British steamer Hazel Tjollar, ar
riving from San Francisco Friday, will
load 300.000 feet of lumber at Tongue
Point and finish her cargo here.
When tha gasoline schoner 'illlamook
atempted to pasa through tha east
channel of tha Steel bridge yesterday
morning, aa the steamer Shaver waa
heading upstream with a log raft In
tow, also In that passage, tha Tillamook
struck the east pier of tha draw span,
then swung into tha raft, breaking up
the formation of the latter. The schoon
er was not damaged.
Reports from Puget Sound are that
the Oriental liner Kygja waa 1 days
crossing from Yokohama to Victoria
and encountered a succession of gales.
The Oriental liner Suverlc sailed from
Yokohama January 23 and la expected
to reach Victoria February 7.
From Martin's dock the Laabek waa
shafted yesterday to Columbia dock No.
2 to finish loading wheat.
General Manager Talbot, of the Port
of Portland, visited the dredge Port
land at Willow Bar yeaterday and aays
that when she finishes thera Tuesday
she will shift to the harbor and remove
a lump In the channel off the Port
land Lumber Company's dock. Tha
dredge Columbia will finish at Henrlcls
In two weeks and Is to proceed to
Postofflca Bar to make a small cut and
then work near the dock of the Penin
sula Lumber Company-a plant.
Women Sell Theater Tickets.
BAKER. Or. Jan. 17. (Special.)
Women were so successful In a whirl
wind campaign of selling tickets for
Baker's society vaudeville at the Ba
ker Theater tomorrow night for the
beneilt of the Baker Charity Board that
the theater will, ba crowded. When
the young men got up the entertain
ment the women determined to sell
every seat In two days. There Is not a
seat to be had. Tba entertainment la
entirely home talent and tha finest aver
glvn in this city.
BILL YET IN BALANCE
Support to Rivers and Harbors
Measure Urged in East.
ENGINEER CITES OUTCOME
Part of Work Now Under Way Muet
Stop If Appropriations Are Not
Forthcoming Annnal Pro
vision Declared Necessary.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. (Special.)
While the rivers and harbors commit
tee of the House la giving hearings to
persona and delegations Interested In
particular waterway projects, and the
members of the committee are working
with an eye single to reporting a bill
early next month, friends of Improv
ing the rivers and harbors of tha coun
try must not abate their efforts to se
cure the passage of such a measure. In
the opinion of those who have been
Interested In the subject for years.
Failure on the part of Congress to
pass a waterway bill at this session,
even If no new projects nre Included
within Its provisions, would put back
the cause of waterway development
many years. Authority for this state
ment is found In General W. H. Blxby,
Chief of Engineers, who said that the
estimates of the Board of Engineers
were based on the assumption that
there would be -an annual river and
harbor bill.
F.etlsnates Cut to Bone.
"Our estimates have been reduced
to the lowest possible limit on the the
ory that a bill for waterway Improve
ments would be passod at this session
of Congress to be followed by a bill
at the last session of the 62d Congress,
as the Congress dies by constitutional
limitation at noon of the 4th of March
next year.
If there should be a failure to ap
propriate for the river and harbor
work now under way there would, of
necessity, have to be a suspension of
operations on some of the projects, as
we are proceeding on the Jdea that a
yearly river and harbor bill has been
agreed upon by Congress, although 1
am well aware that the action of Cne
Congress Is not binding upon another,"
said General Blxby.
Tha Chief of Engineers disavowed
any Intention to Influence tha action
of Congress, recognlxlng that It has
been the established policy of the En
gineer Department to avoid, as far as
possible, any action that might be con
strued into an attempt on the part of
the corps to decide for Congress what
It should do In river and harbor mat
ters. Appropriation Held Insufficient.
General Blxby said, however, that he
haa not changed his mind a single de
gree from the position he had taken
before the Rivers and Harbora Con
gress that one of the obstacles to ef
ficient river and harbor work has been
the quite common lack of sufficient
appropriations to provide for the
prompt completion of such projects as
have been pronounced worthy by tha
Enrlneers and by Congress.
The greatest obstacle in tha way of
effective work of river and harbor im
provement haa been the Intermittent
character of its work." said General
Blxby In the address referred to, "caus
ing constant doubt as to the amount
and tha data of the forthcoming funds;
but the now proposed annual bills are
expected to remedy this trouble. I
believe that the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress is Justified In con
tinuing an active, forceful campaign
for educating and enlightening tha
general public on such matters until a
positively certain annual appropriation
bill for river and harbor improvement
shall become aa much of a necessity
and a reality aa that of the postal
service."
Sirs. Avis Calnew Ilea.
INDEPENDENCE. Or, Jan. 26. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. Avis Christian Gaines died
at tha Salem Hospital January 17. after
a prolonged illness. Mrs. Gaines waa
born in Polk County, where most of
her Ufa waa passed. Sha was 36 years
old at the time of her death. She
leavea a husband, one daughter and
three sisters. Mrs. 8. Baker and Mrs.
Will Baker, of Portland, and Mrs.
Chamberlain, of Buver, Or. Mrs. Gaines
waa a member of the United Artisans
of Suver and the Fraternal Union of
this, city, which lodge conducted her
funeral last Friday. Dr. Dunsmore,
of the Presbyterian Church, delivered
the funeral addresa and burial waa In
the Knights of Pythias Cemetery.
Jane Kelton, Actress, Dies.
VANCOUVER. B. C Jan. 17. Jane
Kelton, leading woman of a stock com
pany now appearing at the Avenue
Theater, wife of pel P. Lawrence, and
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find a deranged or damaged local
condition responsible. As long as
a man lives he should be as strong
In every vital function as he is
physically constituted I have a
scientific, powerful and permanent
treatment for you which Is as nat
ural and direct as it Is efficient.
Why treat with irresponsible
when you can secure the expert
ervices of a responsible specialist?
See me If you have any of the
following ailments: Varicose Veins,
.Nerve, Blood and Skin Ailments,
Bladder troubles, Eruptions, lloers,
Pilea or Fistula.
234V2 Morrison Street
Cor. 2nd Street .
PORTLAND, OR
cial.) George T. Moore, an employe of
the Ames-Harris-Melvllle Company, of
Portland, was today sued for divorce
by Matilda Moore, who alleges that
her husband deserted her February 16.
1910. They were married May 20, 1909,
In Portland. The plaintiff asks the cus
tody of their daughter, Marie Moore,
$30 a month alimony and $160 attor
ney's fees. Brqwnell & Stone are at
torn e ysfejtheplalnUf
For Weak, Diseased Men
Cure, to Stay Cured
For SO days I will heal and cure all Weak.
Elck. Diseased and Discouraged men at a
reduced fee. This Is Just one-half my usual
charge. 1 give you the same care and attention-
as if you paid my regular fee. You
could receive no better service for 11000. If
rou could but talk to the many cured patients
am dismissing daily, you would refuse to
suffer longer on the promise of other doctors.'
Don't be a Weakling, a Failure, and your life
a miserable existence. Why pay exorbitant
fees when I offer you better curative treat
ment for this low charge? I am a man of In'
dependent means: the curing of my patients
Is my first and only thought. In this I differ
widely from grasping doctors who think only
of their fee and care little for the welfare of
their fellow men. Take advantage of this
offer at once: don't wait till the last few
days, when the crowded condition of my
otfica may prevent you seeing me.
A STRAIGHTTALK TO MEN
By C. K. Holsman, M.D.,
I m an expert specialist treating all
menta Of men exclusively. I own my
own office and equipment, publish my
true photograph, and personally super
vis the treatment of all patients from
the time they come to me until they are
dice harmed as cured. Although my time
la fully occupied from early morn until
late at night In looking- after the wants
of my patients and In administering my
peclal treatment for Blood Poison. Vari
cose Veins and other diseases, I always
take pleasure in consul tins; with new
patients-
In offering; my services to tho afflicted
I am riving- you the BEST that can be
had anywhere. My experience and repu
tation for the past IS years can leave
no doubt as to my ability, honesty and
Integrity and should be sufficient to
convince the most skeptical that I am
the FOREMOST and LEADING Special
ist In Portland. I possess skill and ex
perience acquired In such a way that
do other can share It and should not
be classed with Inexperienced ' doctors
or specialists.
A thorough Investigation should be
made by every ailing: man aa to the
specialist he consults. Duty and destiny
to self and those who depend upon you
demand the best medical attention. X
have the ability and can give you this
service. I have always charged a very
reasonable fee, so that my services may
be obtained by any man who sincerely
desires to be cured. I make no misleading statements, false promises or un
businesslike propositions. I would like to have you for a patient If you will
come to me oa a strictly professional basis, accepting Inducements that I offer,
which are my ability, IS years' successful experience, time saving treatment
and care of certain diseases.
My Positive Cure for
- Weakness
Sery weak man is eager to have his
etrenrth and vitality restored. It's
man's greatest pride to BE A MAN.
yet It la a scientific fact that tew men
need be weak. In nearly every case
lost vigor can be easily and quickly
overcome. There are many distinct lo
cal causes undermining man's vitality
and these nerve-racking ailments can
not go on forever without produolng
serious or Irreparable damage. With
strength and ambition sapped, happi
ness and success are impossible. My
accurate and successful methods CURE
ABSOLUTELY and PERMANENTLY
every case of WEAKNESS I accept for
treatment. I MAKE MEN" STRON'O.
I find that as soon as the cause Is
corrected you act better, feel better,
look better, and the rapidity with
which vitality and strength are re
stored under my treatment will please
and surprise you. I offer you my serv
ices for a reasonable fee. with an ab
solute guarantee of honest treatment
and permanent cure.
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON
In its various forms and complications
la a treacherous disease. You must
conquer It or It will conquer you. Old
forms of treatment kept down symp
toms, but rarely cured. The NEW
GERMAN REMEDY "60S" gives you
a new lease on life. I was the first
specialist on the Coast to make use
of this remedy and I believe I have
had greater experience with It than
all other specialists put together. The
wonderful results I have obtained con
vince me that it Is the ONE ABSO
LUTE and PERMANENT CURE for
every stage of blood poison. I intro
I Treat All Ailments of Men and Cure to Stay Cured
I Offer Free Consultation and Advice
I Invite you to come to my office.
varicose Veins, Hernia. Nervous D
der. Kidney and all Men's Disorders
Every person should take advanta
condition. A permanent cure is w
If you are suffering from any o
to me Immediately, clvlnar me a de
By return mail I will send you abso
best professional advice as to now
My office la open all day from 9
A. M. to 8 P. M-; Sundays from 10 to
12. All correspondence treated confi
dently. Letters cheerfully answered. .
Dr. G. K. HOLSMAN
221V2 Morrison Street
Corner First Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
METHOD MEANS
CERTAIN CURE
THR SPECIALIST WHO CI' RES.
It matters not what your ailment
Is, nor who has treated It. if It is
curable, I wfll grlve you Immediate
benefit and a quick and lasting
cure.
Do not allow money matters to
keep you from fretting well. I charge
nothing to prove my methods i win
cure you. My offer NO MONEY
REQUIRED UNTIL aiiSFIED to
your absolute protection. Consulta
tion, examination and diagnosis free
and strictly private.
I claim for my treatment nothing
"wonderful" or "secret" It Is sim
ply my luocsiilul way of doing
. w r-rwvn mttv a.MSar ! .finir
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tlHwhere, koiettlr Investigate ray
proTra methods. Van will then nailer,
stand bow easily and qnlckly I core
sll curable cases of VARICOSE VEINS
it 1 1 h o a t severe sorajlcal operation i
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON without in.
lurlona droara 60 aklllfnllT adminis
tered when preferred); M1RVO-HTAL
DEBILITY without stimulative reme
tlcai BLADDER and K1D.M5V troubles!
PILES, RECTAL complaints, and all
1 nf men-
What you want Is a cure, come
to me and get It. Once, under my
treatment, you will quickly realize
how simple a thing It is to get well
In the hands of a specialist who
knows his business. My cures add
Dot only years to life, but life to
years. I put new energy into
worn-out bodies. Offioe hours, daily,
9 to : evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays,
b GREEN CO.
882 Washington St., Portland, Or.
L. T YEE & SONS
amnasiiuii sa -v.
old eminent Chlnosa
i j1 v'.'i I ooctor cu"
cures any diaeaao
.n ,,i aa weak
nerves, constipation, asthma,
. Li., nirf.
eusnesa, rheumatism, blooa
polaon. lung, liver, sldnay
and stomacn trouble; alao
ailments of men and woman.
No matter who baa failed.
-'.LV"Vj. -i 1 suarantee a cura II eur
ibl. I have spent a lifetime
studr . ros and aaduated from
. .-.. ririca. So I can nelp you.
? wrtSa r?r symptom blank and circular.
l7 t? KB SONS MKU1H.NE CO,
Vlr?t 8 K. Cor. Aldr. Portland. Or.
In the South boys corn clnbs are popu
lar, and they made 60O exhibits at the re
cant Southern Corn Show at Atlanta, Ga,
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the Leading Specialist
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duce It directly into the blood and la
a few davs yon are completely cured.
My fee for the .proper administration
of this remedy is lower than ths
lowest. BE SLTRE YOU GET THS
GENUINE.
VARICOSE VEINS.
Many-an unfortunate man Is ruined
by Improper treatment of this disease.
I cure varicose veins dally by a pain
less and direct method without de
tention from family or home, in sucn
a satisfactory way that pain ana swell
ing ceases, healthy circulation Is re
established and vigor restored. l
GUARANTEE YOU A RADICAL.
CURE.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES.
More complications and symptoms
arise from diseases of these organs
than from any other ailment of man
kind. Most all kidney and bladder
troubles arise either from dissipation
through Injury or stra'n
produce the same result. h"..,ca""?
must first be determined and until that
is done no cure can be eJfectL i D"
SOLUTELY and PERMANENTLY
CURE these conditions la every case I
accept for treatment.
MY PROFESSIONAL FEES.
Every ailing man would like the
opinion of an experienced, capable
specialist and the best medical atten
tion Many hesitate to consult a spe
cialist either through modesty or fear
of high fees; others have no confidence
In their doctor because he demands pay
In advance, and others lose confidence
through unsuccessful treatment and
think there is no cure for them. TO
ALL THESE I say. COME TO ME
You may depend upon It that you will
be restored to health and strelgth for
a fee yov will be able and willing to
pay. Health Is capital at Interest, and
aatisfled patients pay their doctor.
T win taxnlAln to vou mv treatment for
ebility. Blood Disorders, Piles, Fistula, Blad
and give you FREE a physical examination,
ge of this opportunity to learn their true
hat you want.
f the above disorders and cannot call, write
script ion of your case In your own woras.
lutelv free a diagnosis of your case and my
to proceed in order to correct your trouble.
6IGX THIS COrPOX FOB VALUA
BLE INFORMATION" FREE.
Please send me "free your self-ex
amlnation blank. "For Men," as I
desire to describe my case to you for
the purpose of taking treatment If
I decide you can cure me and your
chars e 1 low enough to suit me.
Name
Addres
MODERN METHODS
1 am positively the only specialist
in Portland that publishes his own
photograph, personally conducts and
manages his own office,, and con
sults with and treats all his own
patients. 1 have more qualifications
and experience than any other spe
cialist advertising in,this city.
Every man calling at my office Is
assured of my personal and indi
vidual treatment until a cere Is ef
fected. My fees are one-fourth that
exacted by tne various "medical
companies," "institutes" and "mu
seums." Be sure to consult me be
fore treating elsewhere.
BLOOD FOISON "ST
I Fl I.FII.L MV PROMISES.
I ACCEPT Ml INI VRA11I.E CASKS.
I Never HOLD OLT FALSE HOPES.
Why treat with Incompetents when
you can secure the expert services
of a competent specialist?
Come to me if you have any or tha
following disorders: Varicose Veins,
Pimples, Nervous Debility, Nerve,
Blood and Skla Disorders, ISIndder
Troubles, Blood Poisons, F.ruptlona,
I leers, Special Ailments, Piles or
Fistula.
0 to B 7 to 8 Dally; Sunday, 10 to I.
Examination Advice Free,
J.J. Keefe, Ph.G.M.D.
Rooms 11-14 Lafayette IHdic
813 WASHI.VtiTOX ST., COK. Sth,
PORTLAND, OR.
MEN
DON'T BE
DISCOURAGED
DON'T tilVK IP IIOP3
THICltE IS Hhl.f FOK VOU
A.CT TODAY
1 will treat soma
of your ailments for
as low a tee aa i
and J 10. I will
make you an ex
ceptionally low fee
on any ailment you
may bo suffering
from.
With this low
fee and my lone
and successful ex
perience iu treat
In, allmenta ot
men you need not
suffer another day.
5p I don't care who haa
tried to cure you.
and baa failed 1 win s'" i - -"
cure and a ..nail tee. Don't glva up
btfere seeing me.
Bt tbe latest roelboda known to
MU'llCAL science 1 nrcs"'l'?..1J
V4KlCOE VKINS. TILLS. NKKVOIS
AILMKNTS. KIDNEY. BLAIIDER.
UXIi AM) BLOOD AILMENTS. RHEU
MATISM. LIVER AILMENTS AND ALL
CHRONIC AILMENTS OF MEN.
Come In and see me. Ilsvs a confi
dential talk and be examined irltboul
coat or nlilicntion. 1 will cure yon.
DR. LINDSAY
Tbe Old Reliable !-pe lallnt.
Corner Alder and Second streets. Ba
t ranee 123 u Second street. Portland,
Or. Office hours 0 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Bundava. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M
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