THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, TIIURSDAY BVENINO, SEPTEMBER! 3 1907.
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MACHINERY.
.BANKS.
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PATENT PERFECTING CO INVEN-
tlon perfected; we are, builders of
automatic machinery, dies, model, eta
Manufacture metal specialties. Under
contract. . Western office, 2 Btgrk at,
Portland, Or., B. C. Hurlhert, mansger.
hand machinery, suwmiH, at. . 14
Orawd eve. - i- , (- .v,. . .
"L J. PAUL Hi , lflT fcfr-A C6M-
i ij iiwmiu maooiaeryi ais ;
nNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLA ND, OREGON.
Nnrthwaat flnrnw Third ar.J D-k Oliwti.
TT. Trnw,oU General Banking Busln. - DRAFTS 1B8TJ1TO Avnatl t
All Cltlea of the United Statea and Europe tloojkoaa and Maaiia. CoUeotlooe
made en Favorable Terma. - - - ..-. '
LrM,dnt; J. C. AINBWORTH I Cashier, . .. . i ...... .R. W. SCHMEER
we-president...... R. LEA BARNES I Assistant vashler. . , . ..wW, A. HUic
'." " f ' " Assists nt Cashier A. M. W-'.IGHT I
I, ADO . eV TILTONj, BANKER Portland. Oregon.
J"'-" " .W. M. T.Ann ,, n n, I. Ann ... - .
y Transact a General Rank-In Dniliiu AVTVn
pavings pooka issued on saving deposit. 1 Interest paid on
Etabllhed 111.,
VVM W. I .ADD. ' --
BANK DEPARTMENT.
time deposit.
Mann & Beach; Printers
SI 111 Tlnth nhmu.
oo'U-bee MotC JpiilwtW-iSAllDi;
nil meads, eto. Main 1888. 1MH It.
PUBLIC STKNOGRAPHlCIia
Waej I . ef . i r n.m ni K w A THllM DaaMn 1 17 1 . T1TTDU 1U .
J ,, " W. HOTT; . .Cashier GEORGE W, HOTT. .
Transacts a General Banking
Available to All Parta .
Vice-President
Asitatant Caatilev
Business. ' Draft and Leitora of Credit lamea
of the World. Colleotlona - a Bpcumy.
Ooovlna deeda and ehetmsta aoko'ltr.
Milft, ' -r ,f -
OSTKOPATHIO mi SICIANS.
PA. LILLEHKLLB PATTERSON, PB-I
oiauat on nerroua. eauia ana enronie
niMMi I'flw Hi rent
teino iio.
1 ind yvhinrton eta
KaamlnaUon fret,-
DR. CLY.
B. MAT, 101 BWETLAND
TH5ANK Or CALIFORNIA EeteHlehed IS84. Head Offloo, flaa J.fo
-Capital nald tin. .... 14 Ann AAA I Hurnlua anil nndlvldad nroflta tl9.lll.ITI
- v Oeneral Banklnc and Eiehinn Bualnaaa Tranaaoted. Intereat OB Time
FPOit. t AVINOS DEPARTMENT Aeoovnta may be oponad of 1 aad UP
,,v Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Bulldlnir
WM. a MACRBA........ ...Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. , . Aaa t Manayef
P IB8T NATIONAL BANK Portland. Of. Oldeat National Benk on Paclflo Coaal
A CAPITAL AND BITRPLTTH. II JOB Bftd Ofl rjRPOSITB. 1 14.000.000.00
lajjn II nil II
on nervo
ium tiida.. in
Mione MaTf Ml,
a. r. trt a
Wr .U"J.Li
...Pweldent i ff, C AtVORD. . . . .Aaalirtant Ca-hlef
Caahler R F. UTEVEN". .Becono Amrx tjB.w.
TnUSlCMPAJSlES.
I LUMBERS,
C eCHRITT f ATTNOa A TRT78T CO.-.J6S Morrlaon tret. Portland, Ow
O Oanoral Banking- Buatneea. AVINO DEPARTMENT Inter-
" uiowea on rime and BaTlnca Aocounta Acta aa xruoiee ".V"
Drafta mil f . r r n b.... th. World.
a f 6RV'- -' Preeldent I U A. LEWIS. , . .Plrat Vlea-Preetden
A. I MILLS... Second Vtee-Prealdent R. Q JUBITZ Beoretary
QEO. E. RQ38ELL. ...... . A'alatant Secretary
BANDON-BY-THE-SEA TO BECOME ;
CENTER OF SHIPPING INTERESTS
! 1,111.1 flui.iliH 1)11 !. IIIHIHT HH vim ti.iil .mill, .HiwaW.'.!.p.el'llMp) "V..''l.ln.iilii,i-
l , -V VjS V 'f '! '
.-.. k;:.z;u
Every Vcisan
uanaM aaa laoaia ibov
MAKVCL WhlrUaa Sore
I Tk HV r.H4 trrtm. Jmftf.
nm ikMm, kMe-i.
Tlo CniveBlcnA,
Art fvav enajvaa fcr M.
If b (onoot uFftlr the
hakWKLv ai4 as
otlMf. kal mm Mam far
lllutumud bitoli mill. Tt.
fall partlauan and ttra4iota im.
vtluitbtoMlarilca. MHatril. reX
tr tale kr
VOODAkB. CLAKAI 00. AVD tAVB-OATIt
&av co i zoaxa.
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Tae WeSbaaar,
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CHINESE
teal aad Beta
I DOCTOR
ANITART PLUMBERS.
ana sainoav ,, wreoa
T1Tl-B$nATKV: TR08T COMPANY S4 Waahlnfton Streot.
MORTGAGE) LOANS ON Portland Raal KaUte at Loweat Ratea
CgfffnctmgHn hll.UJlgHVU kL.'l-l-T?ORBrRN R038.... .. .p,.m. i jko aitchison ..s-eratary
moved to No, 101 Rurneioo at. t -"""" . mill,. .
Title Ineurad. Jlbatracta Fumlahod.
...... Prealdetrt ( JNO k. AlTCHir
.Vlra-Proaldent 1 T. T. B1TRKHART.
, , Treuref
I' AIKXIN Q AND PATEKiya,
P. DOANl OIVE8 BKtTTIMATB
for aatlafnctory work. H Tamhlll
TAINTS, OIL AXD OLAflflTj
F. B, BEACH CO, THE PIONEER
raint ;, winaow aiaaa aaa a-iaainc.
lit let at. Phone 1114.
RUBBER STAMPS
P. C STAMP WORKS, ttt ALDER ST.
, Phone Main T10. Rubber a tarn pa,
aeala. atenclla; baarafa, trade ebecaa
braaa alma and D.atea
ALL ABOVE. ALSO SLUGS, WAtBER.
In machlnea, check protectora, office
stationary, r. V. U. VQ., i owa.
ROOFING. ,
TIN ROOFINO. GUT.TERINO, RE
palrlna and general Jobbing. J. Loall,
tit Jefferaon at Paolflo 14t4.
REAL ESTATE.
ranMPRDN A OO DEN REAL Es
tate, insurance, loans. See ua before
buvlna. I4S Mississippi ave. Phone
Wood lawn 101.
I w. OOILbeB, hBAL E8TATB AMD
loans: aaUblishad !. US 1st.
room H.
Sphinx agencT LeaLerb IK
real elUte and renUla SOIVk Stark
at Main 0114
frnw FARMS OP EVERT DEfeCRl?
tlon. W, W. Espcy, 11 Commercial
Biag.
BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.-
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ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
MlintKllul PillmaJI mmiA thiklU 0MHa nmuiMHrnl TtAtlda
DOWNINU-HOPK1NS COMPANY Esiabiished 1IJ BROKERS.
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN Bough t-and Sold for Caab and on Margin.
Private Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Phono Main It.
0?erbeck & Cooke Companyl ottjWwB
unAiiN, rHuvisiun, cotton, btucks amj nun urn,
wm nn a ato mrrt t rnuuiaainii oTTOTxiiraa
Continuous Markets by PrivaU Wire. Quick Berrloa
GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
LEAVING PORTLAND.
Shasta Express 1:1 J a. m.
Cottaaa Grove Pasaenaar-. 4:1S n. m.
California Express ........ 7:4 p. m.
Ban Francisco Express ....11:30 p. m.
" WEST SIDE.
Corvallla Passenger 7:00 a. m.
Sheridan Psssrnaer 4:10 D. m.
Foreat Grove Paaaenger ...11:00 a. m.
Foroat Qrove Paaarngrr ... 5:10 p. m.
Soatbern Pacific.
ARRTVTNG PORTLANQl
Orogdn Express 7:11 a. m.
Cottage Orove Passenger.. 11:10 a. m.
Shasta Express 7:10 p. m
Portland Express 11:10 p. m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvallla Passenger 1:65 p. m
Bhartdan Passenger .....10:10 a. m
Forest Grove Passenger ... 1:00 a. m.
Forest Grove Psaaonger ... 1:60 p. m.
Sahln Sock, m Baaflcm Beadi, Oa of Ctm Wonderg of th Northweet
Coaal. Phot o liy Lint.
(Bpeetel Dispatch to Tke Joaraal)
"Bandon, OrC, Sept. tt. Another thrive
Ing. hustling, rapidly growing south
western Oregon aeaport Is knocking at
tha door of Portland, ready to pour Into
the ooffers of merchants and buslnega
enterprises of the Rose City Ua largest
amount of trade. That city la BanJen-
by-the-Sea.
This
of the Pa-
splendid little city
buildings are In course of erection, all
ctflo Is enjoying a splendid era of pros
perity just now. At present flvs new
of them moaning additional important
rprises. won is rar more pi
ful than labor, and other plants
lent!
are
ready to negotiate zor buildings, but
labor cannot bo secured. Two large
giants, the Lyon A Johnson and the
ody Lumber company's new sawmills,
are both rapidly nearlng completion.
Both are among tha largest and moat
up-to-date sawmills In southwestern
Oregon.
One of tha most important Industries
of tha city, la practically finished. Thst
la Price's now shipyard. In a very
short time the keels for three new
ships will be laid there. With the
completion of the new vard, together
un tna ampyara at prosper, inree
thla aectlon will be one of
miles above here, on the Coquille river,
tnia section will be one or tne
shipbuilding points on the Psclf
Tha United States government has
ft?
reatest
coast.
large force of men at work extending
tha Jetties and otherwise Improving the
harbor, which will make thla place a
much better port for large veaaels. The
f reaieat need or the city la a modern
Ine of steamships connecting with
Portland.
Exorbitant freight rates for tha 17
mlle haul over the Southern Paclflo be
tween Coos Bay and Coquille sends
most of the trade now to Ban Fran
cisco. The steamahlp Elisabeth runs
regularly between this olaoo and San
Francisco, but the service Is extremely
poor and Inadequate.
One of the points of Interest here Is
the Sphinx rock, famed all along the
Pacific coast as one of the sights to
be seen by tourists, tt Is one of the
natural wonders of the Pacific northwest
Northern Pacific
Tscoma and Seattle Ext. ..
North Coast ft Chicago Llm. Z:00 p. m.
ruget Bound Limited 4:20 p. m.
Overland Expraaa 11:46 p. m.
t:t0
t:00
North Coast Limited 7:00 a. ra
Portland Express 4:11 p. m.
Overland Express 1:16 p. m.
Puget SounJ Limited 10:66 p. m.
Local Passenger
Chicago-Portland Special
Spokane Flyer
Kan: City A Chi. Exp...,
Oregon Railroad A Navigation Company
Spokane Flyer
8:00 a. m.
t:10 a. m.
7:00 p. m.
7:40 p. m.
1:00
Chi. Kan. City ft Port. Ex.. :4t a. m.
:Z0 p. m.
6:48 p. m.
Chicago-Portland Special
icai passenger
Astoria & Columbia River.
JLJ5
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.
Astoria and Seaside Exp.... 1:00 a. m.
Astoria ft Seaside Express. :00 P- ra.
FOSTER ft KLEISER SIGNS.
We havs hullt up the largest sign
business In Ihe city by flrst-claaa work
and keeping our promlsea Our prlcas
are right (th and Everett eta. Phone
Exchange 66.
SIGNS THAT ATTRACT POR r-
Pacli
TRANSPORTATION.
and Sign Co.. tIT Stark.
'aclflo lttt.
STREET PAVING.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO. Low Rates From
the East
Street paving, sidewalks and erase-1
Inge. 114 Lumber Exchange.
of Portland. Office SUB Worcoster tilk. I '
During September ana uetober tne
SAFES. Great Northern rallmay will aall colo-
iniit ticaers iron an eastern ioinia ai
PORTLAND SAFE CO.. SOLE AGENTS greatly reduced rates.
for Herrlna-Hall-Marvln aafea and ! vit to xnitiaia
10 aecond-hand fireproof safes and bank Ohioago to Portland
safea, very -cheap, bee tnera or write g. Paul to Portland ....
Yin
Astoria A Port Passenger. It :1S p. m.
Portland Express 10:00 p. m.
WRECK GOOD TO
T AT BOYS"
SHOO
Fighting Bob's Men Find
Derelict Very Handy
for Gun Practice.
on. 5 7t
at
DIKBOLD MAN-UANESK
Large lines carried. L.octtouts opened.
Jacks, Jails, metal furniture. Both
phones. J. E. Davis. 68 Id.
SAFES FOR SALE, LOCKOUTS OPEN
ed. aulos and machinery repaired. Co-
lumbia Qnw Engine (c Safe Worka, 244 td.
MANGANESE STEEL BANK SAFES
(original) Fire Proof Safes, Vaulta,
Fronts. The Mosler Safe Co., 108 2d st.
Ml nnaa polls to Portland I
SAFES D ninth to Portland ..... f '
giooz City to Portland. .
. JkSO.OO
,. .jB,4.4K
33.00
. S25.O0
ROOSEVELT TO
iienra
asaaBsaaHaBsapaasasaBBBBxaBaaaaaBa a
Itinerary of Trip Which Be
gins Next Sunday First
Stop to Be at Canton.
(Catted Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, D. C, Sept. 2. All ar
rangements have practically been com
pleted for the coming trip of President
Roosevelt In the west and south. Ac
cording to the present schedule the
president will leave next Sunday for
Canton, Ohio, which city will be reached
about noon Monday. In the afternoon
of that day he will participate In the
dedication of the magnificent monument
to the late President McKlnley, mak
ing the principal address of that occa
sion. The same evening he will leave
Canton for Keokuk, Iowa, which city
will be the starting point of his 700
mile Journey down the Mississippi river.
The members of the Inland Waterway
commission which the president appoint
ed a few months ago, win meet him
at Keokuk and accompany him on th
river trip. The commission Is scheduled
calve and salute the president upon
his arrival, and governors of a acora
of states will be In attendance.
Another great demonstration will greet
the president at Memphis, where the
deep waterways convention will be in
session.
YAMITILL'S SCHOOL
CHILDREN PARADE
Former Leader in Educational Work
In Yamhill Presented Gold
Headod Cane.
Scott's Sanfal-Pepsm Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
FerlBflsBawMoaerOstaiTtiog
tke Bladder sad ClMsaxJ kla
am. aeOOkiaOtAf. Caraa
kinicklr ft ad aaraMBeBtl the
worst eaeee of aiaiarrfceea
oi llaaa, ae allr et bow
tons eUodlas. Abselatelr
barmlest. Bold by drassteta.
TKE XANTAi-PEPXIX COL
rtellnsaatalaa ttMm
t AB Zwaggtsts,
OR HOMCN ONLY
Dr. Sanderaon's Compound
Savin and Cotton Root PHla
The beat and only reliable
remedy for DELATED PER
IODS. Cure the moat obailn-
ate caaes In I to 10 daya. Price It
ger box, mailed in plain wrapper. Bold
y druggists everywhere. Address T.
J. PIERCE, 111 First st. Portland. Or.
Baa suae tin fled; ef rasta sad berhe.
ead la atady Slentare4 end la lla
to tbe world lie wouaVrfal r.axitt.
no MiBcuiT, roigom oa sauat rtw
cjEg Viihout orEaATioa. Oft
WITHOUT TRS AID or A SlHUb.
Re goerenteee to rare Catarr. A.tbaw,
.eag, Tkreat, BbeaaMtlaa) .Werreu'iiies.
Mareoaa Deblllt. ttomea, Uvee. tMiaf
TWHiMea: elen Lnet MenlHmg. geeMl Weaa
aea ead AM Prlrere niMM. j
A SURE CANCER CURE :
last Bseelved rrem rektag. Cblaa aa, Bar
aad BattaWe. ,
ir TOO ARB ArrLICTID. PONT pgLAT
DELATt ABB DANOBBOOL
If ra ''aaaet rail, write tee eyeirtaai Mass)
sad etrrnltr. tselosa 4 aeata la ateB.Be,
CONSULTATION FREB
nu a ou wo osami mkoioivb oW
IU tint St.. pet. BUrrtB.
Bertlaaa. Orefaa.
Please MeaUaa Tale Passe.
I
CURE DISEASES OF MEN 1
Tkose who have fcaea alaapvolatef by ohaap aad aaakOiaB
soeoUUsta are earsestlr iwanested to Investigate aay xaaaaoaa
, wotoa, aaa uar tone is
aing, would have saved them time, pala, worry aad aaoaer
t aniaima aw Awant.Tr-rii a an xvaiTIHO OVBS.
Ooaorrhoea, Syphilis, BlooB Poison, Bkla Dlaeaaea, Sorea, OT
.. .oera, Btrlotara, Tarioooala, Xydrooaia- worrona Pooltaa.
Weakness, PUaa or Ohroaio Dlseasaa of the Kidneys aa4
Prostata.
I charge for curea only; nothing for fallurea Investlgata
and learn that my word is good. Twenty-five years of suo
cesaful practice and thousands of curea Justify thla asser
tion. Call or write SB. V. J. PZXmOS, 181 First Bt, Portlaad. Oa.
a, had they dona
bagta
I
(Special Dlapateb to The Journal.)
Newport Sept 26. Has "Fighting
Bob" Evans turned pirate?
Nowporters are asking one another
TRANSFER AND HAULING
OLSEN-ROB TRANSFER CO.,
Henry Roe. . W. A. Cleland.
F. P. Sheascreen,
General transfer and storage: safes,
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
shipped. 209 Oak st Phona Main 647,
Pacific 1001. Homo A-1147.
C O. PICK OFFICE 18 1ST ST BE-
tween StarU and Oak sta; phono 6t(.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick ware
house with separate Iron rooms. Front
and Clay sts.
PENINSULAR EXPRESS A BAGGAGE
Transfer, 247 Alder at. Main 2171.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. ITU
Main (9. Heavy hauling and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE ft TRANS'
fer Co. Storage. 114 Stark. Main 407,
Proportionate reductions from . other I this question aa a result of the disap
points. Now Is the time to sand for I pearanPe on Wednesday night of the
your friends. Orders for tickets will wreck of the big two-masted schooner
receive prompt aiienuon. aoouiohh Henrv M Whltn.v whiH k- ui.
Information on application' to,.! Dick- burled In the mud in the south part of
son. C P. ft T. A.. 2 Third street, I the harbor for more than four years.
Portland, or. Phones Main ISO. Home oat jaden, the Whitney was driven
A-2286.
TOWEL SCPPLX".
PLUAN TOWELS DAILY COMB,
V brush, soap, 11 per month, Portland
fundry ft Towel Supply Co.. th and
CQjJch stg. pnone , .
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW AND 2ND HAND. ALL MAKES.
re n tea, ropairea, soia. r. u, v,o.,
til Static Tel. 140J. (
typewrltort adlfl aacL-rentaa.
EWRITBRAGENCTi
, RW.igniiiaf, -
trpowrHeK- enter
YHGLE9.iLB BOBBERS
DISTWBpU.TjlFJGARA
ICS
rani
curniB
WAbHAM' ft CO.. WlIOLSBALB ORO
eers, tnanufaoturora and oammtaaio
turina: , ce, Manufacturers
of tn trade, po
ortland, of.
A a,..nrnhntM. 4th tnd OSK StS.
Ji4 jii-xi.- .1 t a" j' uruu. . ..JU.tu. mi jl .'l.Ji1
INITWMS. MAflWKACTUltlNU ANU
ectal urdsrs, u Huvsnaky'a fural.
special
are facti
aLLen a ,
ture factory. 807 Front st
L'LJN ft . LsVVls. commission and
produce merchants. Front and Davis
Portland. Or.
WHOLESALE Ck6CKJRt AND
glassware. Praal, Hegel ft Cix. Port
land.- Or. - , ; :- f ' '
LEWIS-8TENOER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., Barbers' Supplies, Barbara Fur
niture. Barbers Chairs, 10th ft Morrison.
SHOWCASES AND FLTTJRES.
SHbwCASE8 OF"" EVERY " DESCRIrS
tlon; bank, bar and stora fixtures
made to order. Tha Lutke Manufae
turlng Co- Portland.
ft. H. B1RD8ALL. DESIGNER; AOT, ' M.
Winter Lumber Co. 7 Hamilton nldg,
ashore one night, after havlna aDrun
a leak, she waa Emptied and then aban
doned. For four years she lay there, a
picturesque relic of her former great
ness, and then suddenly, in the dark
Of Wednesday night a vessel whose
gloaming whiteness shone out in the
?;loom stole into the harbor, made fast
o the wreck and dragged it out to sea.
A hole In the mud wu alt that greeted
the fishing folk when they viewed tha
harbor next morning.
What's the answer Those who saw
the white shin come In declare that
she resembled In evetv particular a
man of war. Now Admiral Evans' war.
ships are not far away from Newport
engaging In target practice, and no bet-
, , , , 1 ter target could be found ror the boys
Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day behind the guns than the wreck of the
m oaiiini. i Henry m. Whitney.
FAJUi--.Proa Portland, lat-elass. ' 'nl P "D lur" P'leL'-
Biaooi Bd-olaaa,. B7.00, tnolndiaar berth . n'l.ea., l,eBVLe.erfr. wJi
'jb i- i tiaun jurisuicimii, uiruugn 1110 wr ao-
1 nartlXAnf arrnnlrs olnna that. Moa.
va ."IOIIV, J A TV 1 rvoo atune woo fc.
COOS BAY
Weekly prelght aad Paasenga
Bervioe of tha Viae B teams hip
Breakwater
Leaves POBTXtAITD every Konday, BrOO
p. m , from wag-stree Doojg, gor
EMPfRE NORTH BEND
AND MARSH FIELD
to leave St Paul today for an lnanee
tlon of the upper Mississippi river. Tl
Inspection will occupy four days and
Inquire City Ticket Office, Third and
wasnington sts.. or uajc-siree uock.
PO-TiAlTD Am) PTTOE7? BOTTSS
i BOTJTB
ave started a rigid investigation into
the mysterious disappearance of the
wreck. - So far thev have not got any
further than this suggestion that Evans
and his lollv tars stole in on Wednes-
day night and In true buccaneer fashion
took the ancient hulk to sea and rid
dled her with shot.
If this surmise proves true: there Is
likely tobe a controversy between the
war and navv denartments over that
from Couch street dock. Port-1 ?a8t disappearing mud hole In the South
S. S. rRcdondo"
land for Seattle, Tacoma. Everett and 1 harbor at Newport.
BeUlngham. September 11 at 8 p. m.
Connecting, at Seattle for Noma,
Golofnlnln, St. Michael Chena and Fair
banks with steamers Pleiades, Hyades,
Lyra, MacKinaw, vnio.
Schubach & Hamilton. General Agents,
F, P. Baumgartner, Agent' Portland,
Couch, street dock., , -
Phones: Main 861; Home A4181.
GRAVES APPOINTED TO
SUCCEED NEUHAUSEN
no! For Astoria
OO OM
FastStwerttrai
Dally (except Thursdays). Leavea Aldei
street aoea i a. m. .
' Bnadays B a. to. 91 ronad trip.
' lXOBJB KAXat BBS. : "
(Wsshlngtoa Boreau of The Joaraal.)
Washington, D. C, Sept IS Louis
R. Graves, of Oakland, has been trans
ferred to the Oregon division, succeed
ing Neuhausen, who will devote his
entire time to assisting Bristol in the
trial of tha land fraud cases. Burgess
W. Marshall of North Carolina goes to
Oakland. "
Commissioner Balllnger said officially
today that -he was anxloua to have the
cases disposed of at the earliest possi
ble date in accordance with an under
standing with Brlsttl teached this sum
mer at Portland. The regular work by
special agents in all western states is
to be pushed strenuously, first elim
inating: cases wherein aharges have been
unjustly brought and then "hammer
and tongs" foe all others.
mere wru oe no let up, jtsainnger
said. "First Justice, and their vigorous
prosecution, Is to be the government's
policy."
iieney goes to Portland as prosecutor.
TRANSPORTATION
Columbia Rivet
Thi-ourih Lino
Slsamsra of theOPTCIf RIVER' line
leava OAK-STREET DOCK Ovary JJon.
day. Wednesday and Friday at'FlVK
O'CLOCK A, M,, for all points between
pauos ana " umatuia.
Portland. th
Leave etrlr and
-rlvo aarly. Low
Columbia River Scenery
wnaTrr.A'rfm tjtth ai-wair-n-aai
Dallv service between .Portland and T)Tn TTTJTjf TT"Onmm-C!
The Dalles, except Sunday leaving - ACT X' iJll j 1 O
S. m., carrying ireignt ana pasaengera,
plendld accommodations for outfits
and livestock. :
, Dock foot of Alder St., Portland; foot
of Court st. The Dalle. .Phone Main
814. peruana. .
the commission will reach Keokuk In
time to meet the president next Tues
day.
Jeornay sown tha Xlvsr.
From Keokuk the president and his
farty will journey down the Mississippi
o St. Louis, which city will bo reached
Wednesday morning, October 1. At St
Louts the president will be greeted by
tne following governors of states
Burke of North Dakota; Folk of Mis
souri; Paterson of Tennessee; Buchtel
of Colorado; Chamberlain of Oregon
Toole of Montana: Brooks ofi Wyomlnsr
Orawford of South Dakota: Davidson
oi wisoonsm: tsneiaon or Nebraska
Cummins of Iowa; Hoch of Kansas
Dcneen of Illinois; Fronts of Oklahoma;
Pindall of Arkansas: Blanchard of Lou
isiana; Broward of Florida, and, Camp
bell of Texas. The president end the
governors will be the guests of the
Business Men a league while in St.
Louis, and arrangements are being made
to give the distinguished visitors I
hearty welcome.
At St. Louis the president will de
liver one of the important addresses of
nis trip, ue win speak in the Jai Alal
building, a structure that will seat
11.000 people. A luncheon at the Jef-
fersonlan hotel will follow and then the
party will leave for another section of
tne journey, that from St. Louis to
Cairo. The southern Illinois city will
be reached the morning of October 1.
The governors will accompany the pres
ident. At Cairo the party will stop
dui two nours, dui in tnat time tne
Orcsldent will deliver another of the
speeches be has specially prepared for
me occasion. Leaving Cairo at 11
o clock In the morning, still acconiDan
led by the governors, the whole party
will steam to Memphis, which city will
do reacned at a o ciock on tne afternoon
of October 4.
1 Will Go Hunting.
The second annual convention of the
Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway asso
ciation will meet in Memphis at 10
st'rtltrtlV stt thh m ", tn r et rtl AnrnKaa A
and In the afternoon the president will
address the delegates in the Memphis
Auditorium. This will conclude his trip
and speechmaklng. so far as present ar
rangements go. It is probable, however,
that the president will continue his
Journey Into Mississippi and probably
fo on a short hunting trip farther west
n thlii event he will not return to
Washington until after the middle of
October.
Tbe seven days between hia leaving
this city and his appearance at Mem
phis will be an exceedingly strenuous
week for the president Besides the half
dosen set speeches, each of which will
be read very generally by a nation of
80,000,000 people, the president will be
called on ror as many more extempo'
raneous talks, and those, too, require
some attention, although not a finished
preparation. Already there are Indica
lions that a tax will be made on the
president's stored up vitality gained
from the three and a half months he has
spent at his summer home at Oyster
tsay.
START TOMORROW.
tSpeetal Dispatch to Tbe JoaraaLI
McMlnnville, Or., Sept. 2. The sec
ond annual Yamhill county school fair
and stock show opened Tuesday with
a record attendance. Several thousand
people thronged the fair grounds all
day. At 10 o'clock occurred the stock
parade, wtiich waa followed with a con
cert by the Yamhill County band. In
the afternoon Governor Chamberlain de
livered a splendid addresa at the large
tent.
During tha course of tha program L.
R. Alderman, former county superin
tendent, now superintendent of tbe Eu
gene schools, was presented with a fine
gold-headed cane by the school children
of Yamhill county.
The music of the program -was fur
nished by E. F. McKee. '07. and H L.
Eckman of the McMlnnville College
uonservatory or music.
A feature of the afternoon was the
parade of school children In which over
sou pupils rrom outside points alone
ioo pari. lesieroay was scnool chil
dren's day, and they were much In evi
dence.
Today's trains were crowded with peo-
?le from the outlying towns of the coun
y. The exhibits are finer and better
arrangea tnan tnose of last year.
REV. DR. TUTTLE IS
SPEAKER AT SESSION
(United Free Leaeed Wire.)
Washington. Bent. 28 Addreaaea n
devotional topics by tho Right Rev. Dr.
D. S. Tuttle, presiding bishop of the
Anglican church In America, and tha
Right Rev. Dr. J. N. McCormiek. hlali-
op-coadjutor of western Michigan, were
uie principal reatures or tnis morning's
sessions of the brotherhood nf Rt An.
drew.
FAIR AND CONVENTIONS
WILL FILL UP HELENA
(8peclal Ditpetrh to The Journal.)
Helena. Mont.. Sent 2ft Helena will
be a very busy convention city next
week, which Is state fair week, for state
organizations having fixed their an.
nual meetings during that period. They
are the Woolgrowers' association, the
Montana Poultry association the Un
dertakers' association and the Montana
press association!
OFFER FURNITURE TO
COUPLES WHO MARRY
(United Prees Leaaed Wire.)
Boise. Ida.. Sept. 28. Directum of
the Elmore countv fair nt Mountain
.ivni. uiir iiu imh lun iRnmE, rn vna I
first two, couples .who agree to marry! ft
In public during the fair week. So far maV,
none has accepted tho offer.
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This la to men who lack courage, whose nerve ar shaky, who
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WE CURE VARICOCELE
Varicocele causes congestion of the blood In some of th moat vital
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often mistaken for nervous debility or general decline. Varicocele re
sults from partial paralysis of the delicate nerve fiber that control local
circulation of th blood. The muscular coating of the vein is deprived
of nervous control and become Inactive, weakens and relax. Th blood
vessels expand from the pressure within. Tho circulation become slug
gish and clots form In little nook and pockets that constantly enlarge
as the relaxation continues.
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Vancouver buildings
(Special DUpatch to Tha Journal.)
Vanoonver. R.. (11 Bent. 28. Vancou
ver was visited by a (100,000 blase last
night, whicn ror a time tnreaienea
VOBTK PA01TIO STEAMSHIP CA1
. , STEAMSHIPS ,
several blocks of residences,
The fire uroke out at 10 o clock in
Day' ! dye works, on Pender street.
Two minutes later- th building was a
Roannkft flndfipo Wi Flripr vancSvertemn &
IWailUfYL- atiUUlAJ, Hi LJUll ytes Bash ft Door company and the
Sail for Eureka, SativFraBclaco and Lo Palaca livery sUbles. the whole block
Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. w" ?I1,Min"- H,,?i w.J"k ?.n th
Ticket oftie -.-IM ; Third ,nar Alder th firemen held the flames
street, although telephone and electric
Zamltod anmber of oople of th oa
light roles were burned to the . around
...ill th. Hwr, Xrt am Trf rH iSSi . w SfiU w!tf Sim KrflSK
Member of Inland Waterways Com
mission to Join President.
(United Press Leaaed Wire.)
St Paul, Minn-, Sept 26. Members
of the Inland waterways commission
will leave this city tomorrow morning
on their trip down the Father of Waters,
on which they will be Joined at Keokuk
next Tuesday by President Roosevelt.
The boat Colonel A. MacKensle, will
be used for the trip. Brief stops will
be made by the commission at Prea
cott, Red Wing. Wabash and Winona,
Minnesota; LaCrosse, McGregor and
Cassvllle, Wisconsin; Dubque and Bur
lington, Iowa; Rock Island, Illinois.
The itinerary provides for th arrival
of the boat at Keokuk on the evening
of next Monday, and at noon on Tues
day the partv will proceed down tho
Mississippi with President Roosevelt.
St. Louts will be reached Wednesday
where a great river parade will be held,
In which not less than 100 cities of tho
Mississippi valley will be represented. ;
The largest fleet assembled at St
I GURi
MEN
While I might with equal success turn
my attention to the cure of all bodily
aliments, I feel safer In confining my
practice to the diseases that have
claimed my satire time and energy In
mastering for the past 25 years. Mv
methods of treating men are a result
of my own study and experience. They
are the methods that have made me a
snooessfnl specialist and are practiced
by no physician other than myself.
MY FEE IN SIMPLE CASES
$11
You Pay
When Well
Improper trestment of contracted dis
eases can easily bring, loss of power.
An examination reveals this very cause
in a large portion of the eases or weak
ness. Lingering inflammation center
lng in the prostate gland ia sure to
result in disordered functions, and the
condition will never be corrected until
the inflamed and swollen gland Is re
stored to Its normal state. I thorough
ly our every contracted disease I
treat. The remedies I employ are
known to myself alone, end no other
physician has yet produced equally
prompt and thorough cure. -.
Varicocele, Btydrooale, Epeoiflb Blood
Poison, Files and Striatal ar Included
In th list of diss X oar. , -
WHY MY CURES ARE
LASTING
Because the methods I employ meet
even the most minute detail of those
ailments to which they apply snd are
readily modified to meet the require
ments of individual cases. Because my
treatment is ample, sclentlflo and thor
ough, my cures are complete and last
ing, and my patients have no relapses,
for the same reason I am usually able
to cure in much lea time than Is com
monly requlsed in obtaining but par
tial results.
WEAKNESS
So long as ""physicians continue along
the old lines of treatment of thla dis
order, men will continue to bo disap
pointed time and again tn tneir errorts
to obtain a cure. I have found that
disorder entirely local are responsible
for prematureness. loss of power, etc.,
and that there la not even the slight
est possibility of obtaining a cur
through use of Internal remedies. My
treatment is directed toward the re
moval of all abnormal condition
throughout th organ Involved, and I
do not fall in a slngl Instance to re
store complete and permanent activity ,
of all the function.
I offer oonsultatlcrB. free either t my '
office or by mall, and am always glad
to render aay advlo that may ha help
fat AU1 oorrsspoadvao strictly ooa
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