The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 26, 1908, Image 52

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Newspaper Page Text. . ' ' .-A-:'v.' .. : : '. . v THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; SUNDAY ' MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1003. ' 12 MONOPOLY POLICE NOW U5ING TRAINED DOGS Sagacious Animals Provo Great Assistance to Officers ! Show Almost Human Intelligence I . ; J our crops : of raw Some Plowing Still Beported in Northwest Damage in .Other Sections. , Crop condition continue very food nil ever the- Pacific northwest ' .From very section the same reports come crops growing- faster than ever, for this time of year. Some belated or early plowing-its reported In a few sections , on account of unusually mild climatic conaiuona. - - . . . f. . - i United Btates. In - the . southwest -' there are reports of green bugs from various sections. , Reports Indicate that the ver min are doing much damage to the i growing crop. . Other sections report the usual winter conditions. Foreign conditions are thus given by Broomhall In the Liverpool Corn Trade news unaer date r January 17 waited Kingdom, The frost which we mentioned a week ago Increased In severity during the let ter cart of the weak and was acconr (panted by a bitterly cold east wind, which on some- dsvs blew .with- consider able force. ,- The thermometer registered 110 to 20 degrees of frost in the south of England, as well as the north, but arter Deing- particularly Keen on Hunaay, .the frost began to give at night and at is o'clock yesterday morning the thaw was complete and the temperature spring like. The frost has left Its mark on the young winter wheats, particularly line laie sown, out u is very semom mat ... Dad. rrosts occur m trtese lsianaa. '.!"-''ri:'; Argentina. " . , The latest news we have from our own agent describes harvest work as proceeding satisfactorily, with good : weather. Estimates of the wheat, sur plus are Showing a tendency to Increase. The new wheat has already commenced to arrive at the ports and shipments are expected to increase soon. K Tv. f: W;:: vf r India, 1 ' ; We hear that clouds have appeared In one important district of the Punjab, but otherwise the situation shows no change. It Is certain ' that the winter rains must come very soon now If there . Is to be any substantial increase in the wneat acreage, for it Is not usual to expect any seemngs of this crop after the middle of January, even In the late uorcnera gist nets, we again hear oy mail that; the outlook In Bengal and the central provinces Is fair, but these -rat D i small ngure compared with the big crops usually grown in the Pun jab and united provinces. : " t y ":.-: ': Australia, . Chartering to load the new wheat crop ' proceeds slowly, but still the list of boats now numbers some 20 sailers and steamers.--.. .-M-Tltussia, The weather lately has been very se vere generally and as, the snow cove? has been deficient it is needless to say that the crop outlook Is no better Fresh arrivals at the ports are extraor dinarily scarce and it really looki as if , before the spring, ,the export trade may come to 1 a ' dead stoo. unless there is - some Increase in supplies soon. St.. Petersburg sends advices dsted J2d Inst., of a biz snowstorm in the northwest and an- i other in the Black Sea, which extended over the lower parts of the Crimea. ' ,A;B.- V SO We hear from Bucharest of a drifting snowstorm followed by not very -vers frost, while 8ullna reports 1 de- fwi front f ahrenhelt and the Danube lull of drift ice.--,- As far as present utiiproeats g the closing of the Danube ' W1I4 not make much difference, for Su JitiH 1ms a stock of sbout 6,000,009 ' bu!hln, which will provide material for ln:s,lncsn during several-, weeks, but ofr tu prtng and summer the outlook Is 'prjii lack,- for good authorities main tkin tbar the country in about cleaned as tit as wheat is concerned. And, although crop reports so far cannot be called really pessimistic, yet our Braila correspondent says the crop has. had the worst start he remembers during an experienoe or 27 years, and 11 is wen known that a good harvest is seldom or never obtained from a bad seeding. The truth of this was abundantly ver ified by results from the last spring crop or Russia , Anstrla-Xangarla. " . Extremely cold weather was exper lenced last week and the hard frost must have subjected the young wheat plants to a sevsre test, unles they were safe under a good cover of snow, and of this so far we have bad.no word. '. rnaoa. . The frost last week was very severe. via, 80 degrees fahrenheit, and, although numerous fans of snow occurred, yet they did not cover the fields as farmers would have liked. It cannot be said there are any definite or serious com plaints about the crop, but still farmers are a little anxious about the safety of the last seeding. Latest country markets have ruled quiet, but the recent advance of d to d per quarter has been maintained. ' Oermany. Severe frost, without snow, was also experienced last week in this grower, and this weather naturally was not re garded as favorable for the crops, but of course any damage will not be re vealed till spring. It may be remem bered that very similar weather was experienced last season, that Is, a hard frost occurred suadenly when the crops had no snow cover, and we need hardly say that very serious crop damage was subsequently revealed. Supplies of na tive wheat are not much In evidence; Indeed, we are informed that In the south, they are coming to an end, and it is very certain that much Argentine wheat is wanted and has been already purchased. BROOD OF PYTHONS. Lively Young Family First Instance of Hatching; In Captivity. From, tbe London Tribune. Most people know that vipers bring forth their young alive and that the common English grass snake deposits its eggs to be hatched by the heat of decaying matter. . Some of the great constricting . snakes, however, exercise certain amount of - care over their W e-atherlnar them Into a heap and coiling around them till the young make tneir.way out or are neipea inio uie world nv ens Kinaiv oiuces ui me nee era who break away the hardened she A case of ' this kind occurred with the Indian python in the Tower Menag arl in the earl? nart of the last cen tnrv and ' others are on record at the Jardin des Plan tea in Paris, the Regents park gardens ana at a later aate . in hou at Tunisia. . An Incubation which has been unusually successful Is just recorded from the Tlerpark or Herr August Fockelmann, at Uross-Borstel near ,nrauu. -4 . . , , In . August last he bought a large recticulated python f rom aailor trad- Ins- to the east. Within a month she began to lay eggs, and when one was examined - It was xouna i : conmn a nartlv develoned embryo. - As time went on others were opened, and in this-way the proprietor - ootainea a series ' 01 sDecimens of young in different suges or oeveiopmeni. i ne mouni. p;uira paid the greatest attention to her eggs, went f op a, urn into tne Minv Th s-Anernl results - ancear- to be far better than have nitnerto ueen ooiainea. At Regents park, though It was found that the eggs had been fertilised, no vlna vounar were sroduced. t: At tiroes' Borstel 27 young pythons ; came out. and ahelr owner described them as very lively. little reptiles, with much the ap pearance or common grass - snaea, measuring from ti inches to SO Inches in lenrth and - bitinr reaaur at anv thing offered to them with -sufficient force to make an impression on one s finger. . . ... ," On Novcrnhfr it thav took ; food for the first time white mice of a pretty good else. All appear to be in the best possible condition and should they reach maturity tbe fact of their having been hatched 1 in confinement will no doubt enhance their - value- consldersbly. -for I ts SHOE SIZES. The System of Numbering the Work of Forgotten Frenchman. From the New York Sun.. "It is the hardest thing in the world for me," said a busy man the other day, "to remember the slsea of my different articles of wearing appareL Collars, shirts and gloves are easy enough be cause mere isn t a , matter or actual inches, but where they get the hat and shoe numbers is what beats trie, and H11 BSde a sd la GeeVo The Wen-Xaews Ballakle , tt.t CHINESE at ul Hfiih 1 DOCTOR U(e ttuay t reots esi karta. stedt SianoMnS mmt la attlaa 1 wwrta sia wonetrrai raswaias. 0 MEBQUKV, rOlBOMg OK PBUG8 P8 ED SI CTHEi WITHOUT OPIRATTO. 01 WITHOUT IBS Alb OF A MUX. tnr. TbrMt. Bbvemttoa .Nmnnrni, Nervons DfW!l. ntnmmr. Ua. Kltau TrenMMt Lmt Mnhon. rsale Week sets and AH Private IXumsm. A SURE CANCER CURE ust aWcelva- tnwi pekhiv, diss 8fa lora , as KelUble. ir too am arrLicrco. conn dilat. DBLATS ABB DANGEROUS. If roe. raaaot call, trrlte (or avmBtan kUak Dd cirralar. laeloae 4 eat Is lUnaa. CONSULTATION FREE TKX a a EX WO CK1KESX KEblCUiX OU uati riist it.. Cor. lUrrlsas. Jfertluia. Orates, rbeee at tla TbU raaaa. why I have an 11 stocking under an I shoe Is another mystery." The last missis is easily expiaineo, Stockings have always been measured by the inch from heel to toe, but the numbering or snoes was rixea a long CUXemea. ewfbrsv (ITU KXOWaT TW WUU . Tamit'a Sztraes ef Osbass ea4 Oepaibeia OAPSULE8. (Ml) waiMa, Me May tmIm te tt, fe if w Rowe A Jdsrtln'a Itl Wash- Inglon st, Portland, Or.: or by mall from The - Tarrant Co 44 Hudson st, Mew CHICHESTER'S PILLS MSIeal Ak Tr 0raslat w fl Cfalkaa-tar OteaiaaX hrnmi 1'IIU la Itod Md 4I4 wtalTlc beua. ar rtth Blue Ribtwa, V M atsar. Var af yaa r y , Praaalai. Ask for C II M ' ift. ,TKBrs1 IAMNB BBANB PILLS. sSsa Tw nan, BuaR. Aiaan aallabla SOLD BY ExUGGISTS EVERYWHERf Aw n f OR HOMEN ONLY Dr.' Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root PlUa The best and only reliable remedy ror DELAYED PKR lODS. Cure the most obs.ln- la to 10 days. Prlos II at per druggists everywhere. IS Fl PIERCE). box. or three boxes - IS. ' Sold bj Aaaress t. Portland. Or. rtrst sU and other drag habits are positively en red by UAoriiNA. r or oypoaermic or internal nse. Bamnle sent to any dror habitueAv Eumi mail. Rttffiilaj- nrfr 12.fl0.rxir boftla a A as Funr nmiririat nv hr mall fli. nlaln arannaa lta Cbanlcal Ce sLlsaiisw Urn fer sale by BkUsMre Dm Os, Ul TUH U Partlasd. Ores. nHarasifwwsPTTsiaxxK! R u V inv tm falH afafsWSyWHSst a Ainu 11 m C O IN S ULT 1 A Reliable Specialist CONSULTATION We Cure BLOOD poison frbb KIT DISEASES, SOKES, VLCEKS FIOB11BI1 ECZESCA, mOrXES, BX.OTCBES, XTCHIMrO, BVBVIVO. BUOOLOStTIOXH Or IKS SKIIT. ., :-?...:-' aTTDjrET, BT.ASSEB. POS Tatio. ar.nr.T. nncsAsosa HFI.AaeAT10r AKD AZA VSHA1V rBOTJBLEB coiodoa Aaxoiro 'atxv. .... Our scientific.' systematic course of treatment for. weak, nervous. ? broken down youths' and men who have, through dissipation un fitted themselves for work and the enjoyment of life, is a system that has been tested many times over and proven entirely satisfac-' tory. It is totally different from the many sickening pills and tab lets and the stimulating, stomach-ruining drugs given by would-be- specialists. Our specific treatment for, all the symptoms1 indicating " Failing Strength is harmless, though so effective as to remove them ' immediately. It Ts constitutional; therefore, by purifying the blood, strengthening the nervous system, nourishing the tissues, the pa--tient becomes strong, and healthy, with all signs of the trouble forever gone. This treatment is to the human system "What the sap : is to the treeit buds energy, ambition and confidence that leaf into : a prime, healthy, manly feeling of new life. .. -. ;; . , ' ? . , VUT T43B DJUJ.WU , PAID tTHXESS CTTBEB. COZTSTTXiTATTOH COSFlDEBTTTAXi AtTD UTfTTED A personal, thorough and searching examination is deeired. though it inconvenient to call, write us a full .description of your trouble Our office hours are from I a. m. to 1:10 p. m, excepting Sunday from t to It Address or call on the STilOUIS DISPENSARY I ims appears. be the first Instance InJ if aTLTTj - ii which . this particular SDecles has sol II COBTE SE0OBT9 AWD TAanaXti BTBXETS, POXTXAZTO, OXEdOaT. M bred. time aso by a' Frenchman arid it's so long ago tnat only one Mew Tork dealer couia oe rouna wno knew anvtnins about 1 1. iuven ne man 1 Know me in ventors name. The Frenchman permanently fixed the nuiiiwwm ui .uvvi tui mil auiu i. auit America. He arbitrarily decided that ! no human foot could possibly be smaller tnan tnree-ana seven eigntns incnes, so calling this point -aero lie allowed one third of an inch to a size and so built up his scale, Consequently a man can not rind out tne number or his own eboe unless ne is an expert at exact arith metic,. And even then he Is likely to 1 go wrong, because all shoe experts al low for the weight of the Individual and the build of his foot before they try to determine wnat sue shoe ne ought to wear. As far ss women's " shoes ' are eon eerned the nroblem Is still more dif floult . because .many of the manufac turers Instead of keeping to the regular scale have marked down their numbers one or two slses In order to capture easily . flattered customers. For this reason ' most dealers ask out of town customers . to send, an, old . shoe , with Ijirir oraara. - . t ... . The 'syatem of measuring' ' hats Is much simpler. .Any man can tell what slse he . wears ' by simply addlnr the width and length of the lnnerrlm an-1 then dividing by two. Orders can also be eeni 10 tne snop-seeper oy. stating the circumference .of the head. j Bock's FonyRfllo Swim. , -. From the Providence Bulletin. A handsome buck deer landed on Ston- Ington Point Tuesday, having swam half a mile across Stonlngton harbor from wamphassett Point, where a herd of deer has lately been seen. The buck first encountered the sea wall that stretches along the waterfront south of the old breakwater, but managed to find a breach near the extreme end of the point through which he scrambled to a vacant lot near the house of Mrs. Frank Joseph. . The deer caught sight of the crowd as he came ashore and to escape capture leaped with great agility a seven-foot ricket . fence separating the shore from he narrow htahway that leads to the government reservation at the end of the noint. This broueht him to the five-foot wall in-front of the old light house, which obstacle ne also surmount ed with graceful ease, bounding o the shore on the east side of the point, where he again-took to the water in the direction of Sandy Point. . - - - Sandy Point Is ths extreme tip of the state or nnooe isisna, . woming up northerly from Nspatree and inclosing Little Narrasansett bay. Joseph Fuller Jumped into a skirr and started m pur suit, or tne duck, put tne ennse wss hopeless..- After landlna at6andy Point the animal plunged again Into the water ana ttiis time swam until ne reacnea Oabrook, or Pawcatuck Point, at the mouth of the Pawcatuck river. Here he disappeared after an aggregate swim of nearly or quite four miles. . ; , Chlneso Have' No TJse for Surgeons. 1 '", " - J From ths Chicago Journal.,1 i It may occur to many people that they have -never seen a Chinaman be reft of an arm. leg or other member of his body. The reason for this Is that all orientals maintain a profound ob jection to surgical operation a Indeed, they much prefer to die rather than to be deprived of a member, because SS It Is' undeniable that thev come into the world with two arms, two legs, eight . ringers, two thumbs, etc., tnay must of necessity go out of It with the same number. Otherwise, onoe on the other ' side, they might be sent to hunt for a missing member and spend the greater part of eternity in finding it Perhaps ths. nearest approach ' to in- ternal. surgery that a Chinese doctor will attempt Is to stand on the pa-- !, .nu mA lh 1..,. . .V... UH J .11.1 TI 11 I. U.l , . W V UJVT.t' In dentlstr the Chinese have reached the discovery that the nerve Is a worm and the best method to treat an aching tootn is to loosen it by driving wedges In order .that the worm may escape. . ,1 I l . y, f - ! ' 4."4-''; ' -To Coogh rroperly, . ' f r ;V ' :' From .Health.) '.. V,-'. Few .people know how to cough prop erly. It never ocours to the ordinary Individual that there is a right way and a wrong way of doing it. Yet it is a' matter of no small importance. If every sigh means a drop of blood out of the heart as people say. every cough means some greater or leas pro- , I portion of time knocked off one's life. .. I Most people - cough as loudly and - rorclbly as they can, but. it is ratner costly noise, for tbe single reason that It taara and Inflames tne lungs. - The lungs consist of an extraordinarily del icate spongelike tissue, which some times' gets Inflamed and choked with ' phlegm. When we try to get rid of this substance we cough. . But obvious ly. If we remove it violently, we must " necessarily injure the delicate lung tls-T sue. Therefore, train yourself to couch i as gently as possible. ' - - u Ieia b Wlmkni " The steliabls Specialists. Neglected Special , and Blood Diseases Endanger; the Health . and Vitality, of Every Sufferer Therefrom. 'These , , Maladies Are Always Aggravated llfcrotigh -I Improper, Treatment by Incompetent, v ; - ' Doctors and Unreliable ;,; " -i- Specialists '! Consult True Specialists, Whose Reputation for Skill, Honesty and Success. .I Permanently' EstabliedWe s Have. V4 ' . . Cured Thousands of. Others Don't You. Think We Can Do As Much for You? i Nervo-Vital Debility There Is certainly no victim of Nervo-Vital Debility or Male weakness but what hopes to be rejuvenated some time. You should not lose your grip on life be cause inferior remedlea have failed to benefit you. My special treatment, for this trouble, varied and modified to suit each Individual case, is an unfailing cure to which a vast army of restored men' today owe their sturdy health and happy condition in Ufa under It all disagreeable symptoms soon disappear, drains of vigor are stopped, prematureness prevented, masculine power thoroughly restored and manhood mads complete. i Specific Blood poison Prompt and herolo treatment Is the only kind that should ever be used in combating the "King" of bad diseases. " - '" : ' . our anectal form of treatment for specific or eon- Uglous poison In the blood Is indorsed by the best phy- ' It goes to the very bottom of the disease and forces out every particle of Impurity. Boon every sign and symptom disappear completely and forever. The blood, the tissue, the flesh, the bones and ths whole system are cleansed, purified and restored to per fect health, and the patient prepared anew for the duties of Ufa , i . - r Scrotal Varicocele Varicocele impairs "flUllty and destroys ths sis men ts of manhood... I dally demonstrat that Vari cocele can bo positively cared. Instead of ths organs being maimed and mutilated, they are preserved and strengthened, pain eeases entirely and almost instantly, swelling soon subsides, healthy circulation is rapidly reestablished, and every part of ths organism affected by the disease Is thoroughly restored. Urethral Stricture Neglect or badly treated Stricture is progressive, soon involving in its destructive course the whole , Genlto-TJrinsry system. ' Cutting and tearing are harsh and savage reminders of old Fogytsm. The striotly modern original methods employed by. me In ths treat ment of Stricture are entirely free from ths horrors of surgery and are absolutely safs and painless. AU abnormal growth is dissolved, leaving ths water chan-, net entirely open and absolutely free from obstruction, , every unnatural discharge Is stopped and all irritation along the walls of the Urethra and In the region of ths Prostrate Gland. Bladder and Kidneys is allayed. Call forJFree Consultation and Examination or write for full Information before taking treatment, aa you will find our charges lower and treatment quicker and better than elsewhere. e At all times we are anxious to see those who have "riven ur hooe." Rarelv if ever is a case beyond- 'help. 'No matter whether it is Urethral Obstruction, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Rupture, Skirt Diseases, Loit j .... - . - i.Liif. a - . T i - i i o rr fa. a m. j i . , . , Vitality nervous ieoiuty, oiooq Mrmuou, oiotcnes, sores, xviuncy ana oiaaaer or uontractca iiseases or any of the diseases and weaknesses of men. : k Office Hours -9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings, 7 to 8. Sunday, .10 to 1. . " V The Oregon Medical .291)4 Mbrrlaon Street. Near ' Fifth, . Portland, Oreson St a My .Fee in Any Uncom plicated Case. Yoii Can Pay When Cured - FOR MEN ONLY Different doctors have different ideas in re gard; to cures. Some call a suppression of symptoms a curs.. They dose for drug effects , and claim that nothing more can be done' But the real ailment remains, and will bring the . symptoms back . again, perhaps the same as before, or perhaps modified in some man--ner, I claim that nothing less than complete eradication of disease can be a real. cure. I treat to remove the disease , and not merely the. symptoms. J search out every root and ' , fiber of an ailment, and I cure to stay cured. DR. TAYLOR. Tbe Leading Specialist v I Cure I have treated hundreds of men who bad long suffered a gradual decline of physical and mental energy as a result of ailments, and have been interested in noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough "eure of the chief disorder. My success In curing difficult cases of long standing has made fne the foremost specialist treating men's diseases. This success is due to several things. , It Is due to the original, distinctive ' and thoroughly SAjlentiflo methods of treatment I employ. - . . 1 - To those in doubt as to their true, condition 'who ' wish t to avoid 4 ths series results that rriay follow neglect, I offer free consultation and advice, either fat my office or through correspondence. If your case is one of the few that has reached an inourable stage, I will not accept it for treatment, nor Will i urge my services upon anyona Z treat curable cases only, and eure all ca es I treaty v ....V Weakness" Contracted Disorders Varicocele ' Functional derangement, such, as In no other ailment peculiar to men This most prevalent of all diseases premature loss f..?lSfi Atli!! u Prompt and thorough cure so es- of men Is also the most neglected, : I Is a ymptom of staUoVdis- sentlal, . Contracted disorders i tend either through dread of the harsh order. To stimulate activity by the to work backward until the most methods ef treatment commonly use of powerful .. tonics is an easT'yital nerve centers "become involved employed, or through ; Ignorance of matter, but such results are mefelj , tUM 1mi-1,to.h -rhn tht- grave dangers that accompany temporary drug effects. Most do ln the inflammation. Then Wllows the disease. As varicocele Interferes tors treat . "-weakness", in this man- chronic stage that stubbornly resists directly with the circulation and ner because they do not know how all ordinary treatment.- Safety de-. process of waste and repair through- , to cure the real cause of the de-mands that every vestige of Infec-out the generative organs, the ne rangement. t am the only physician tlon b eradicated ! at the earliest cesslty of a prompt - and thorough 1 employing scientific and : successful possible moment i My treatment - Is rure cannot be too forcibly em- methods. I use no tonics , at all. My thorough. , . The remedies . employed phasiaed. - I cure varicocele lns one treatment is a local ne entirely, have a more positive action than has week-by an absolutely painless pro-.: and corrects . every abnormal condi-a ever r before been attained, . and so cess. My cures are. tnorough - and tlon or that vital eenter,t"S pros-' perreci is my meinoaoi application aosoiuteiy permanent, . ana are ac- jtate giana. My cures are real cures . inai. even enrome ,caoes, yieia com- compiisnea witnout me use or Knue, , and .a,re permanent , ... . ?..:Lp9y,v.:?-.?t ligature -or caustic. "Vi-- 6 : - Consult Me FREEIiillllll To give ailing men every opportunity of Investigating my methods of treatment and equipment, I offer PBEB consultation. Compare the thoroughness of my examination and diagnosis- with that of other physicians, and you will reaaily see wny my exact anowieage oi m oiroroeri mcnuiea n my epeciauy. enaoies me - w zoreteii the exact result. I refuse to treat Incurable casesat any pnca u ir . impassible to call a particulars of treatment by. mail. at my office, write for Corner Second and Morrison Streets Private Entranco 234. Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon, . ; Hours $ A.-VL to S . K. and 7 9. K. to P. K. anadays, 10 A, ML to 1 T. V. '. ?: "-;'. THE DfcTAYLOR CO.