THE 'OREGON DAIUK JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3. 1908.
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ORDER CALLS FOR
ml BIG CRAFT
"Strath". Liners Will
Here for September
Loading:.
Be
CAI.KY LUMBER
TO CHINESE TOUT
Orcjron fine ICxnort Lumber- C losos
I.ar;t l)i-:tl Culling for Delivery of
7,(MX,(MI0 Feet of Lumber at
ShunIiHl Wltlilu a Tew Wetjks...
The Oregon Pino Export Lumber com
pany dinnered two "Strath" liners to
day to carry J unibor from this port to
Shanghai li September. There aro sev
eral "Strath" steamers In Pacific wa
torn and tho ooinpanv will ordw what.
ever boats niluht bo nearest ct hand
to handle thu butdnesa vvhen the time
uitIvls.
Tho two cargoes will measure 7,000
000 feet all tolil. I lie charter calling for
steamers with a.fico.ooo feet capacity.
The order 1 one of the biggest closed
on the, PaciUc coast for a long: time.
Arrutigoruentu have been made, bo as to
iill it promptly and it could be Hlled
even earlier than arranged for had it
been so desired.
The Oregon J'ine Kxport company Is
at present dispatching t he Hritish sl.ii
Kelburn for l ardilT and London with
u cargo of high-grade lumber, and Mon
day the. tame concern will begin load
lnK the Hritish ship Ancaios at the
mills of the Tongue Point Lumber com
pany for Liverpool. It has been de
cided to glv" both vesnuls full deck
loads In conlormitv with the new regu
lations of the Knglish. board of trade
governing shipping in waters immedi
ately surrounding the' British Isles. The
deckloads will consist of planks, none
of them containing more than 16 cubic
feet of material.
The Norwegian steamer Ouernsey Is
to be at the mills of the Portland Lum
ber company next week to finish her
cargo for Shanghai. She is being dis
patched by the L. P. Lee Lumber com
pany, which is also shipping a portion
of the cargo of the British ship Kel
burn. now loading nt Linnton.
The Norwegian steamer Tabor, which
reached Astoria a couple of days ago
under charter to O. V. McXaar & Co.
to load lupiber for Australia, went to
the mills at Knappfon to load.
The British steamer llford will be
here In about a month's tlmo to load a
very high-class cargo of lumber for Co
penhagen and Hamburg, tiie sale of
which was made several weeks ago. The
cargo, consisting of about 3.1)00,000 reel,
will be wortli all of $100,000.
I now able to alt up. Although hope
for hl recovery waa abandoned. It la
. w ?Pc that he will be out and
about ia a few week.
MA KINK NOTISH.
Astoria July S,-Arrlvel down during
lamer Thomas L. WanI.
rrive uown during the night and
ailed ot 6 a. m., Steamer Eureka, for
.T.,nl. WRy J'rts. Arrived lown
t V u ?al""" llt 0 ". steamer Kuan
j a'j r tun 1V(1'"o and way porta. Ar
rived at 8 a. in., atoatner Argyll, from
Port San Luis.
Hun Diego, July 3. Sailed yesterday,
schooner Irene, for Columbia river.
Astoria. July Sailed at 12 noon,
schooner Let thin, for Han Francisco.
Arrived at 2:20 n. m.. mnumtr Attn.
wiiii oarge til. from Ran
j .on up hi j :30 p.
un. bailed at 2:J0 p. m., . .British
etesmer Mariura, for SU Vincent, for
prders. Railed nt f. p. m., steamer At
lafn fer J'ugot sound, and Shoshone, for
ban Francisco. '
Astoria. J 111 V il TrindlHlon of lli.l...
m o n. in., smooth; wind, southeast
miien, neat Her. in r;iln ami fnir
Tides flt AstllHu Imln c Ul.rl. ..,'.,..
.O.ri H. in.. 7.4 feef 4 "n ... T i
mai-r, if. u. in., o.n rent
p. m.( 3,4 feot.
Francisco.
steamer Nobras-
10:!
AIAIU.VK INTKLMOKXCB-
Bcg-ular Liners Due to Arrive.
City of Panama, Coos Boy July
State, Ban Francisco July
O. W. Elder, Kan 1'odro. wav Julv
Nome City, Coos Hay...; July S
Eureka, Eureka, and Coos. .... ..July li
.Meomenia, on. it July 14
Hose City, San Kranclsco July 14
Koanoke, San Pedro and way. ..July 14
viaiua, ortent .Aug. 1
iiit-Kiii orient Sent. 1
rsumantia. orient Sept 18
Regular Xilnera
Rose City.
Nome Cltv,
City of Pan
to Depart.
San Francisco July
Coos Bay July
111a. Coon Ia v . . .
Elder. San Pedro
Kurcka,. Eureka and Coos.....
Koanokr, San Pedro and wav
Stale San Francisco ...
Nlcoinedia, orient
Arablu, orient
A lesla. orient
Numantla. orlnt Oct
Vesaels In Port.
Mroderlok Castle, BT. ship. .
LHIBleniore. Br. :.h O
Crown of India. Br. bk
Levland Bros. Itr ah
Donna Francesca, Br. bk . . . .
Aneaios, Br. sliio . . .
Churchill. Am. sell...
. .July
.JulV..
.July 13
.July 16
.July 11
.July 20
.Aug. 15
Sept. IS
1
W.
Who. Am hki-n
Koiburn. Br. bk
Minnie Kclton, Am. ss.
Kmmaiiuel Aernme Tt
If. K. Hall. Am. s'ch '
Asgard, Nor. Bh.
Drydock
P. dock
Lrydock
O. W. P.
A st"-U
Tongue l'olnt
Astoria
If- . " "
. . KOliEHT MAX-TELL.
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AID EXTENDED TO
FOES IH TRADE
Japanese Send Money to Chi
nese Flood Sufferers
Countrymen Assist.
Mlsa Hazel Hotchktas for the champion
ship tomorrow.
Today s event will be the best two
out of three sets. Melville Long and
Cirl Gardner will meet In the men's
finals, the winner to meet Maurice Mc
I-oughlin. the champion, tomorrow.
Today s match will le thro out of
five sets.
In the semi -fltml round of men's dou
bles Long anil (lardner will oppose Al
len and floltV
PAlirXC; AIT01STS ARE
THK0I"(ff WITH TKIP
Astoria
Linnton
Astoria
bk Albers
SI ream
. .Jefferson stree'
(Doited Itmui I.Bel1 Wire.)
Toklo, July 8. Ignoring the littir
ornmercial feud existing between the
two countries, wenlthv .lapanese nn
rubscrlhliiK thousands of dollars to,:n
to a fund which will be sent tu Cliln.i
to relieve the suffering result inir l'n,m
the flourl on the Kwang Tung river, In
whlvh hnnilreils of nersons wen-
drowned and thousands )eft homeless
in the destroyed cltlen.
Although their business has been In
Jured to the uxtent of many thousands
of dollars by the Chinese ' boycott 011
Japanese gooils, the niern'hants of Toklo
were among the first to contribute
the fund for the assistance of the snf
lerers in southern -China.
Los Angeles, July 3. O. N. Bliss and
11. .V llllss or Boston have Just com
pleted a transcontinental automobile
trip, after traveling 10,2i;5 miles during
the past eight mouths. The trip waa
full of hardships and unusual experi
ences, as the Boston men did not fol
low the usual transcontinental trail,
but made several detours, even driving
into ( Ud Mexico.
Thev got iMugtit in streams too deep
to ford, were mired in goieksands, had
to abandon Impassable roads for tle
humping over railroad rlglu of ways
were sen rched by Mexican revenue offl-
X - - I ' "' . ' " "
cers, encountered near phm!x. Artion.
a herd of wild Texas cattle Vhnt kicked
the lamps off the car. and ware forced
to sleep In the open many nights.
The adventurous motoriate left Hot
ton, Novumber 6l,-lt07.
PENCE WILL' SPEAK
AT CATHOLIC PICNIC
Lafn Pence will be the orator of the
day July 4 at U) annual Catholic pic
nic at the Government tmlldlnc, ant an
opportunity given to hear the laboring;
man's friend. There will be conven
iences to take, the people from the .ear
line to the grounds. Kaln or shine, the
program will be carried out, the Plento"
being In the large covered building.
me of the unluue features will be) the
boat races on the lake, end the iaHbU
game between two of the beat team of.
tho city
Low Bates to Chloafo,
Exertmelv low rates to Chlenjo anl
other eastern points on sale July 6 awl
7 via Chicago & Nort hwestoTTl line.
For full Information apply H. V. Holder,,
general rtgent, 122-B Third street.
liistjnguisned Trageaian and Actor no v111 Presunc
the Heilig Theatre Tonight.
" lving Lear" at
POWDEK FOR QUARRY.
Stenm Schooner P. S. Ixop Delivers
Iliif Lot t Mt. Coffin.
The steam schooner V. S. Loop Is at
Mount Coffin today discharging 3.500
kegs of powder to be used In blasting
at the Columbia Contracting company's;
rock quarry at that place. The powder j
was brought from San Francisco.
The Columbia Contracting company .
has the contract to furnish rock for,
the Columbia river Jetty and in order j
to rush the good w ork along it has been j
requested Jo furnish 4. On 0 tons of rock !
a (lay Instead of 2.500 lis heretofore. To j
do so the company has found it expe-j
dii nt to operate three quarries; one at 1
Fisher's landing, another at Mount Cof-;
fin and a third near Stella. A number)
of lHs-us and three towboats aro kept;
loi.- j carrying the rock from the quar- ;
ries to Fort Stevens, where it is placed
on board of curs and hauled, to the end !
of the jetty where ii Is dumped Into
the sea.
Ouernsejr, Nor. gh Astoria
Aivena. Am. seh Aainru
Albert Riokmers, tier, bk Stream
Ascot. Br. ss Linnton
Shoshone, Am. ss Rainier
Rose City, Am. ss AlnKworth
Daisy Mitchell, Am. ss Linnton
Nome City, Am. ss Couch street
Tabor. Nor. ss Knapptnn
Nebraskan, Am. ss Irving
Yosemite, Am. es. .. .Montgomery No. 2
Rainier. Am. ss Tongue Point
Washington. Am. es Couch street
Alliance. Am. ss Couch street
F. S. Loop. Am. ss Mt. Coffin
En Sonta to Load Lumber.
Alumna, Am. sell Kahulul
Sehome. Am. seh Ia Boca
Yellowstone, Am. ss Sa,n Francisco
James J. ( Jarfield, Am. ss . San Francist-o
Cascade, Am. ss San Francisco
Virginia. Am. seh San Francisco
Wrestler, Am. hktn
En
SILAS SEES MORE CITY SIGHTS"
Mlrandi:
but they
Koute With Cement and
Aberfoyle, Br. sh
Bidart, Fr. bk
Clan Graham. Br. sh..."f....
Fugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk
Vineennes, Br. sh
Gael, Fr. bk
Nealsflrlds, Br. sh
I.'avid de Anjers. Fr. eh
Krablocli, fir. bk
Kllloran, Br. sh
Joinville. Fr. bk. ,
Carmntiian. Br. bk
Roclmmbeaii, Fr. bk....
Ciuaymas
OeneraL
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
. . .Cardiff
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
. . . London
. Hamburg
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
.hum burg
Lelth
Uulf Stream. Br. bk.... Antwerp
Alice. Fr. tik London
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk Antwerp
Coal Ships En Route.
ASTORIA MARINE NEWS
La Roche Jacquelin,
Fifeshlre, Br. bk.
Bossuet, Fr. bk. . , .
Torrisnale, Br. sh.
Tramp
Portland Hotel Here
call tlhi.s the Rose Cltle
call it the wldo cltle.
on the korucr yistorday " an to city
chaps kum up an stood by me. "Let's
kount the merry wldos," sed one. "All
rite," sed the other. I don't no why
they put that "merry" oil. All of 'em
didn't luk merry. Wall, Mlrandi, those
durned folios seemed tu no every wido
In Portland. About ovry other woman
that pa.sgpd wus a wfco tu. I stood
tnere till they kounted 09 an then 1
left. The 1 hundreth woman was a
Sa Hash ihi Army girl. They didn't kount
her. There's sum awfall young widos
hero. 1 Hfss them fcllos wus rtcterk-
tlves. Bay, Mlrandi, yu no they say.
"erly to lied an erly to riz mokes a
I man wls!. Wall, thoze erly halilts I've
I Inn cultivatin le.r the last 60 year
I durned imt got rue In truble yisterday.
I Yu no I've alus wanted tu see a real
I wax flgger sliow. Wall. I goes into a
I hi khiss plfico they calls the museum
of mt erly in the mornln' it wus on
j there Fifth avonu acre an' I got in ho
: erly tluit they hadn't dressed tho wax
I riggers vlt. I sliped out. 1 passed a
1 policeman, but. he didn't say anything.
I They've got a revolvln' brlge here.
,! Mlrandi. I Almost got a free ride ncrost
I tho rler on It yisterday. I wus stand
In' lookln' at the boats when she started
They I him.
ot tu !
Fr. bk. Newcastle. A.
Newcastle, A.
Newcastle. A.
Newcastle, A.
Steamers En Koute.
i to t u rn n round.
I from me
! hud jest
when he
kuntrary
where I
They hadn't kollect
yet so ! lade lo. The feller
got her turned haf way round
saw me I suess. Jest to be
be went and set me back rite
started. 1 went up an toldl
Plncitm
Wi
of
CiiMM I'lidfr Hull
rrkod Sl'iiin Schooner.
(S.hc-IiiI llMintch to The Journal )
Asforia. or.. July 3. Frits lie Rock,
the diver, this morning succeeded In
idaclnu' a cihlo under the stern of the
IV Helton. 1 wo
laced under her
e made to raise
sunken steamer M t tin i
i-al'les ;ue to be
an attempt will
.1 :
bef
her
TPe bo.lv of Matte Hemes, the boat
puller, who was drowned by the cap
sliii.g of a fish boat at the mouth of
the river yesterday morning, was picked
up this morning in a net near where
ho was drowned. Ills body was "taken
in charge by Coroner Pohl.
The fcoiioo-ner I.etltia cleared at tho
custom hoiiKe today for San Francisco-gaite Anne
loaded at' Rainier." The schooner 'Mabel iT.V","1'';,.11', i.bk '
dale also cleared today for Frisco with y vv, ,
Pesdamona. Br. sh.
' Cornll Bart. Fr. bk
Trt.iKiii feet lumber loaded at the Knapp-
ton mills.
WHARVES IN AL.ASKA.
Taunton. Br. ss.... G'.mymas
Stratbflllan. Br. ss liatavia
Cralghall, Br. ss San Francisco
Dulwlch, Br. ss Ouaymus
Knight Templar, Br. ss Valparaiso
Badames. Oer. ss Puget Sound
Sark. Nor. ss San Francisco
Rucrania. Br. ss Orient
llford, Br. ss Newcastle
En Rome In Ballast to Load Grain.
Port Crawford, Br. sh Call ho
Agnes Oswald, lir. sh Callao
River Falloeh, Br. bk Callao
Nordsee, Oer. sh Callao
Oregon, Oer. sh Yokohama
ien. Faidherbe, Fr. bk Yokohama
Henrietta. Ger. sh West coast
Aster, Oer. bk Valparaiso
Marechal de Noailles. Fr. bk. West coast
Homeward Houn i. Am. bk.Vanc'v r B. C. ;
Le poller. Fr. bk Hobart ,
Fr. bk. .Newcastle, N. S. W. (Special Pispntch to The Jrnrnnl.)
luulijue . Kugene. Or., July 3. The permits
.7.7.8.a.nMejlllone" ' ,KSUPli hy 11,0 bullJlnK Inspector of
'. . .Callao ' Fugeno for new buildings during the
.Newcastle, N. S. W.
ntwerp
.Antwerp
sez I. "Y'u needent bo afeard I
wudent pay yu. I go(f munev." I gess
I (It-.tflerl lilo 1 imv U-ns I fll Tin
I WUS Standin' ,ho rloriii.,l 'hridL-e' wus il t'errv? There
veusent nary sine up. Law, Milan. li.
yu ot tu see tills Wllhamot river.
There's one long proee.s.siiun of boats
all the time. There's a bend ia it an
I asked a fello how fur tho pro.-esshun
reached. lie sed, "to China." I usked
him, sez I. "I ain't the durned thing
ever stop?" lie sez, "Nope it never
stops; onlv be.itates sumt lines when
the 3'raw don't wvirk. I ge.ss that last
was a goldbrlck. But I didn't bite.
Yu've heard "f people "drawln" gold
bricks, Mlrandi. Thej've pot a mi nam.e
fur em up here. 'They call em lemons.
Mlrandi, l got a surprize l'er yu. I
jest can't keep it so I'm goin tu cell
yu what It is. I'm going tu bring yu
home a real opry gown. I saw one
las nlte at a show. It Is a .ilnidandy.
There nl the stile here. There awful
kool. I wus flggeiln yu cud wear that
gown tu the naborhood dolus and on
our annlvnrseries. I m goln to by It
today. I saw the store yisterday where
they sell cm, I marked down the
sine an number. The sine says, "Clothes
l Forth Off." It luks like a clothin
store on the outside. But they say you
kant tell whats inside n place since
what they call "lokal opshuns" gone
In. Now don't yu rite an say yu don't
want me tu spend the money, Mlrandi.
(Josh, I. wudent miss seein yu in that
there gown fur enythliur. An besides
we ran leve it to the en u.i ru n, Mlrandi.
Thev'kau wear it w.ien the rallrodn
kums. Wall. Mlrandi, I gess I'll kloze
for this time Silas.
f. r. p.
Chines Government Eund.
Hongkong, July 3. Intep.se suffering
exists in the flooded region of southern
f"bina, according to reports received
re today. Tho Kwang Tunir river Is
slill on a rampage and the .damage nl
lendy amounts to millions of dollars.
Relief funds are being raised here
and quantities of food have beer sent to
relieve the thousands of persons ef(
homeless v the raging waters. The
death list has mounted high Into tie
hundreds nnd will probably reach th.ei
snnds before the w;itrs recede The
iTovernmetit has appropriated .:u mm p,
bo expended in caring for the refugees
I he Standard Oil cotnpafiv lias contrib
ute i J.i.000 cash to the relief fund.
Relief From San Eriuicisco.
San Francisco. July ?,. Ten thousand
dollars was sent to China today In- lo
cal Chinese, Mho are still colleeK
large sums for the relief of the suffer
ers In tho flood which Is d"v.ist,iting
the southern portion of the emr Ire.
Tactul Hsu Ling-Ilsl, Chinese eo-sul
general at Kan Kranclsco. the offirt tls
of the Canton bank and memiVpi of Ttir
six Companies, one of the most power
ful coniinerelnl organizations In the
world, are eondm t lug the campaign for
funds for the relief of tho refuges and
it is expected that the total amount re
mitted will be enormous.
L M FEE
i' el- '--l-'A
SEATTLE HOWLS WHEX
AT HELLJXGIJA3I YACHT
(t'nltcd Pri ljmrd Wire.
Belfrnglmni, Wash.. July 8. The fast
lb-lllnghani yacht, Two-Step. . again
demonstrated its speed by winning flu
M class race against 33 rivals Thurs
day in Vancouver, but again it is tha
same old ut.-ry. nod a protest has been
entered against her by the Seattle
yacht Winoiiii, whtch finished second.
Tlie crew of the Winona say that the
Two-Step has been remodeleii and that
she now cannot measure Into the B
class. The Two-Step will have no
trouble in proving her class, ' as she
was originally designed to tace In C
class and "to accomplish this her own
ers. Charley Simpson and Hugh Iielhl,
had to shorten her bow. This year the
Two-Step's owners decided to go after
big gable, so they lengthened lo-r until
she is now 20 feet over all, which will
safely put her within the limitations
of 11 rlafis. The Two-Step has the name
of being the fastest yacht on the const,
and also a boat which Is sure to get
Into trouble iC she grabs any pennants
or trophies.
In any single uncomplicated ailment, ex
cept Rupture Varicocele and
Blood Poison.
TO BE PAID WHEN YOU ARE
CURED
ft
FINALS COMING TN
COAST TENNIS PLAY
No Better Treatment in the World
SUi;lIHT EUGENE
Permits for June Exceed
$75,000 Structures
Substantial. -
TWO LIVES LOST
Ifl CLOuDBURS
T
El Paso, Texas, Visited b.v
the Worst Storm in
Its History.
Sully. Fr. bk
Crlllon. Fr. bk. ...
i Genevieve Molinos,
: Haghild, Nor. hk. .
' Nutclly. Fr. I.k
1 Loon Blum. Fr. bk
Michelet, Fr. bk. .
Fr. bk.
Ilobat t
. .('aldei .-i
. . 1 lobar?
Franeiseo
Hiogo
Captain Payne of tho Olson At Ma-
honey Makes Official Report.
Tho following reports have been made
by master mariner to John McNulty,
nautical expert in charge of, the local
branch bydrogiaphlc office:
Captain Payne of the American steam
schooner Olson & Mahoney reports that
there is a wharf at Corduva. Alaska, 32
feet long with 30 feet of water at 1
tide. Facilities for discharging enrg
good, and fresh meats can be had. An
other wharf Is being constructed. It j
will be 700 feot long
He also states that the two shoal '
spots off Cape Hlchlnbrook are reported I
to he nearly a mile rrom snore Instead
of Vj-mlle, as shown on the charts. 1
Captain irter of tho Amerlrnr. ' . ....
steamer Victoria reports the true posi- ' Today marks th close of the week
tion of Pinnacle Island, Bering Sea. Is day services which have been conducted
latitude 60 12 degrees north, longitude : for the last threa WP(k at white
179 rieo-ro. inat Tht iitffo.-. trn. 1 ,aBl l,lrea weeas at the vv nne
i icinrte oy ur. n . li. itlloy or Jllnne-
'apolis. At S o'clock this morning he
I spoke to a large and attentive audience
j on the subject, "The Port of Bodies for
Risen SaintC At noon today Ir. Rllev
Cejt
f! VC
OU Carriers Eta Boute.
Asuncion, Am. ss San Francisco
Argyll. Am. ss San Francisco
I0R. RILEY SPEAKS OF
THE LIFE TO COME
month of Juno amounted to over $75.
OnJ. and during the month previous
they nmnureted to over $S.'..000. In April
the footing was over tlOO.000. At jirfcs-
thero Is iti course of .erection a
spuy brick block being built by
the Odd Fellows, a two-story block by
Garrett & Mitchell, rhesldcs many resi
dences, tn majority of the bett--
cl i.-s. Some ot them will cost as high,
as $.'.(eei nnd $s.inu).
Hi sides the In. il lings men t ioned, ex
cavations are being made for a two
story concrete bloek for Cherry Broth
ers, L. O. Bcckwlih has Just completed
a oni-siory concrete block. F. C. Potts
and S M. Finnegan have onlv recently
complete, a large two-story bVIek bus
iness block and apartincnt-housc. L. .
to
the this
(t'nltert Press re(l Wirt.)
El rasOj Tex , July S. This city
day Is suffering from the effects of
worst cloudburst that ever visited
section of Texas. The downpour oc
curred last night and two pel-sons are
known to have been drowned, vvhllcfive
others are reported missing nnd It is
believed tiny have pi risln d in the rag
ing waters that rushed through the
streets and overflowed the lower sec
tions of the city and suburbs.
The torrent washed out the roiuibed
of three of the rullio.nls entering the
city and tt will be fully 21 hours before
repairs can be completed. Streetcar
I tracks al.-o an washed out on two ..f
Ithe Hues and the water hi standing four
j feet deep in the basements of some of
rtio business houses In the heart of
the city. 1 he loss cannot yet be esti
mated, but It will amount to thousands
of dollars.
(United IreN Tinned Wire.)
San Francisco, July 3.-- Finals of the
men's singles, semi-final match of the
doubles and Jnals of the women's sin
gles will tic tlie ev ents today In ' the
stato championship tennis tournament.
The women's .singles will be the first
event, .Miss Ida Mearns to meet Mlsa
Anaabelle Vodden; the winner to meet
My methods are up-to-dnte and
authorltiae of Europe and America.
VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE,
STRICTURE, PILES,
BLOOD DISEASES
CONTRACTED TROUBLES
Vnrlcocelo
I gunrantee an absolute cure of
this trouble In one week by a pain
less operation that never falls to
cure. Vo not forget that Varico
cele cannot bo cured by an electric
helt. electricity in any form, by
absorption or any external appli
cation. Remember. 1 give a writ
ten guarantee to euro your Varico
cele by painless operntion or re-,
fund every dollar you have paid.
stricture
I can do more for stricture In
throe days with my Improved, mod
ern, up-to-date method than could
be done In three months with the
old, palYiful-) treatment. I can cure,
nearly every case In 10 days, and
by a cure, I mean the stricture
will never give any further trouble.
Remember, my method Is abso
lutely "free from pain and Is cer
tain in every case.
Contrnoted Troubles
Every ca of contracted trouble
are Indorsed by the nlg-heat medical
Hence, my auccaaa in the cure ox
LOST MANHOOD,
NERVE WEAKNESS,
KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLES
I treat Is thoroughly curid. My
patients have no relapses. When
we pronounce a case cured, there
is not a particle of Infection or In
flammation remaining, and there la
not the slightest danger that the
disease will re'urn In its original
form or work Its way Into the gen
eral system. No contracted disease
Is so trivial as to warrant uncer
tain methods of treatment, and we
especially solicit those cases that
other doctors have been unable to
cure. (
Men W'eaknotis
ftur cure for weak men remove
all the 111 effects of former follies
and dissipation, stops every loss
and drain of vigor, makes the
nerves strong and steady, enrlchea
the bfool, invigorates the wasted
pelvic organs, and most Important
of all. restores the wasted power
of manhood. Avoid temporary
stimulants. Seek a lasting cure.
CONSULTATION FREB MY HONEST AND CANDID ADYICH
COSTS Vol' NOTHING. I cheerfully give you the vary best opinion,
guided by years of successful practice. My cures are permanent and last
ing No tonics that stimulate, temporarily, but thoroughly scientific
treatment lor the removal of conditlona responsible for functional de
rangement. " ... . , .
Call If you can. Write today for self-examination blank if you can
not call. No business address or street number on our envelopes or pack
ages. Medicines frtun $l..r0 to $6.50 a course.
Hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., and Sundays from 10 to 13.
Oregon Medical Institute
MOBRISON ST., BETWEEN 4TB. AND OTH, TOBIMao, UJ.
39114
existing charts.
SCHOONER HALL CLEARS.
Leave for Kobe With Largo 'Tarjfo
of PilinK and Lit miter.
The American schooner II. K. Hall.
Captain Benneche, cleared this morning
for Kobe-. Japan, with a cargo of piling
nnd .lumber valued at lll,83x. It Is the
largest cargo of its kind cart-led out of
here on a n hooner for many years.
There re,56 pieces of piling on tlie
vessel and sboiit Bt'O.OnO feet of lum
ber the entire carao meHsuring 1.277,?5
feet In hoard measurement. Captain
Benneone expects to get away tomorrow
or the day aftcrnd is signing his crew
as quickly as men apply for berths.
The schooner received hr cargo ac
the mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lumbar
company.
ALOXO THE WATERFRONT.
The s'eamer Roanoke. Captain Pun
bam, sailed for Ka-a Pedro via Eureka
snd Coo Bay last rtht, carrying a
larae shipment of grain.
The Ki'hanner Virginia wMrh left San
Francisco J me T5 f ir Columbia river la
under charier to carry a -cargo of lum- :
ber to Mollendo. Peru.
Th Amrlran-!? wallan liner Nebrae- :
kan eme t p to Irving dock t Lis mnm
rg for a hiroient of wheat for Pan
F-smlco Fhe teok on 1.?" ctnr-n
of 'alriKin at 'orla for transshipment
at the Istfrn'ja for New York.
The teamr Charles K. !pe?vrr ta :
nnntrg reu!rl c vr-y between j
Portland and Atorla. having aaoi1or-d j
the everr-other-iv run to The Illea. i
Tb oil tr a'eamer Argyll rb4 ; ltot line will enniniw daily ope rat ion
Aaarta thia sweniit. ind iil be at the j Monday. Julr . This eerrlce Includes ;
Pnrtomnuth tanks IhLa ti-Mln la tr mvrh I'oll-nan rr laarlnr Tnt-nn.
lartain oo-r tntin?. eur'natend- at P.l p. m rrivlna; at
ml Vl ' E w . wiifr !!!, woo
a vn rri'icaiiy i,i r r veveral daya'lnc. ie Um iir.n 7 p. ro errlr Tort-
waa nmtn i r'" v..i Bi(rtt,;n, aoa una a. m. tb .ltovtng moratnf.
addressed annfr large au Hence at th
Baker tlieatrCj and at 3 o'clock at a
meeting for women only )ie preached
again on the subject, "An Ideal Sister
and Daughter. "
Tonight at 7:S the subject will be.
"The Safe Kscape of Eight Souls. " The
singing of the chorus choir of nenxlv a
bund ret yokes, nnd 'i the dire' iion of
, Malcojm C Martin, has been one of the
inspiring features of ti e services.
Speaking on ' The Sort of Bodies Res
urrection Saints Shall Have." Dr Rllev
Called attention to the fat that the
kingdom of God and Christian civili
sation are not one and the same. Chris
tian clvilliallon Is made up entirely of
illesh and blood, whit flesh am! blood
cannot enter the kingdom of tlent The
subject of the kingdom of God are in-
corruptible and Immortal men. When
Christ, who hi now gone to receive for
himself a kingdom and return, shall i
come to set up the same -In the earth!
at the eund of his voice the graves
shall give up their 'dead snd those In- t
corruptible ones shall le chief -wubwt a
: in the kingdom. Living believers shall
be chan;f m a moment: In the wink of!
an eye. to Immortal men men who are i
no ionaer dpndent r.pon the heart .
b-t which if She natural life, but who
are animated- hy the eternal spirit of
God. which -will make them deathless.
These are the subjects of hie kingdom.
llulln L lilt a twg-story business brick
during tin- spring and Mrs. A. W. Pat
terson completed a oncstory brick qhout
the some time. The Southern I'aclfl
company s Ju.oOO brick depot has lust
been completed and the J.iO.OOO three
story stone building for the Kugene Bibb-
university, formerly the Divinity
school, will be completed in August.
There are several other business blocks
and many residences in contemplation
for this year. Already more buildings
hae been erected or are In course of
er. ei jon than during any prevlou8 summer.
, Special Late Train From Salem to
I Portland, Nlyht of July 4, via Oreg-on,
Electric Railway.
' On account of the Fourth of July
i celebration at Salem, this company will
huve a special train leaving tsalem at
j lt :p . m. for Portland and Intermedi
ate sta. ons Train wtll reach Portland
about r: 3d a m. Special Fourth of
Juh mte tiiket will be good on this
train.
July Excursions
On July 6, 7, 22 and 2.1 the Canadian
Pacific will have on Rile special round
trip excursion tickets to eastern points
at very low rates. lor rates and full
particulars regarding variable routes ap
ply at local office. 142 Third street.
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J-eter.Tw
MEN
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT
My success has come as a reward of
ability and honest, earnest and scientific
application of thorough understanding
ORIGINAL METHODS
I depend upon nobody's theories, but
treat my patients in the light of my
own knowledge and experience
SIO
JVy Fee Jn AnyJUncomplicated Disordher
INot u Dol Itip NeedBe Paid Until Cured
There is'not another physician or
specialist anywhere who treat
men's diseases as I treat them.
Th: is a fact- that siiou!,! he duly
considered by those who have re
peatedly been disappointed in their
efforts to obtain a cure. In no
other branch of practice has med
ical science so lagged and the
forms of treatment now commonly
employed among- the professes are
largely based upon theories that
have been handed down throueh
evi-
MEN ONLY
generations of ci 'rtnn.
denre of this is the prevalent in
ability to successfully e ipe with
sever.1 o.f those r.ilmcntj peculiar
to men.
DYKFl'IIOPOSITIOX
IS NOW ASS EKED
Sprll P'.cnatch tr Thj Jonntat (
Pendo ton. Or . July 3. The "mattris
ccurtv co rt has granted the appeal
e-ftee Freewater-Milton people to tb
extent of voting $40n to be used In
the corstruci ion of a cfrke for the
Little vsai.a Waila. A delegation
eat end people were berore th court
In behalf of the dyke proposition an!
their efforts proved successful. The
commissioners nave not yrt scted upon
the II. 00" appropriation asked for by
the district fair board.
TIE AITD X. TOlI.
' New method and a-unrantv cure all
I private .lseacs. Puces reasonable
! )V VEE utilvK. TURK. International
. Chinese d.K tors, post graduateii c.mton
j Medical College, China.. SpeclsllMs In
male and femele diseases, rheumttm.
I eye, nose, throat snd rhronie dtsesst ,
both internal and external. Call or
I write !24, First t., Portland. Or.
BiOEFHIWE.
end other drur habits are poaltlrelT cured bf
HABIT1NA. For nrpocermle of Inter-ial nae.
hard Die sect to tu drur balutrieakT r,
BiaiL Herular nrse S2.00 rr bottle
Ta Kvlitoa wttbovt Caaaara,
The O, R A N all-rail Jtlnarla. Iw-!
Ojxui This Evening
In rdr to acromnKvdate the ayri
drels who ar had no. opportunity to
nan their r.iutlful n - home duHig
the day snd secure souvenirs. Grave
p. rrlvlna; at l-U!an the 'Mimic company, in roorth trV Kill
following reornlrg at i e c!oc Return- I b open thia evening nntll ta.
rtr Tort-1 - -
full KM. Will yvmf
R C"r anicgi't or r rrrmi in plain wrsppe
IkKam Ormt O. Ui Tklrt
MEXANOWCME
S I rn BU for ctarl
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4 J trntaitM er aleriMM
Paa'ai!. aa4 f aetna
aval f apiweciea.
V CB,a. i,rsalliHmnns
I ar !. r.,..d. tmt
1 ti aa. e ltu n TV
k ureatef asea ea aseeasa, I
Mm aaie k?
BU. IVUW O !.
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All mvlloln' ar irrpa r3 In
rriT otatri print lahtnitirv ani
r abnolutr-ly fresh purfc.
DR. TAYLOR
Tlie leading- Specialist.
I have learned Nature's laws ap
plying to their cause and cure.
Through this knowledge I have
perfected forms of treatment whol
ly original and distinctive. Every
requirement for a thorough cure-is
scientifically met, and as a result
I am able to completely master
cases commonly regarded as incur
able. I especially invite those who
have been long afflicted to consult
me. My success in curing difficult '
cases has brought my marvelous ;
growth of practice and made me
the foremost specialist treating',
men's diseases. , '
My equipment for X-Ray work
enables me to make a most thor
ough and scientific diagnosis.
WEAKNESS
t
VARICOCELE
n m
o r e
.an
confident
raea of o
tinv other
that
p!
I have curl
ej "i-aitn',sN"
ip'.et.iri. Theie
ni-v be doctors In the iarg eastern
clt;- who have tr-atp.l ni'-re cae
than I. but they n.t.g to tho o!rt and
Ineffei tlve praetl. e ,.f dosing with
tor'.ro "aknr ' Is merely
syniptom of io,'-.l disorder that re
OUireH loi al tr ;rr. er, t Thl i a
truth that I ha . e di ov"-id. nr..l
that her. f .lly enat ''b"1 r-r
n y aucr-'ss la effecIr,g frnhn'-nl
cures My r-ftao.! I oriitT.a! witri
rrnself and ia employed by no other
physi'-ipn
FREE CONSULTATION
pr-
To 1udr
sonal cti-i
tl--e to V(
tlm of
f re ml ci i
yourself urn
llmtcxir y
rn v
about our ca.
ihlllty wtt-.out
-: tatlnn roar b fin
i r : f tat irl'.i c-.t a .lfe
i .ff-rlna Cvusuitattoft ia
-' r. '.d' t -t 'a 1 ar-t you ps
ori.gation to ma
rorrlra; ta talk with m
1'n.lfr m tratment the most aa
g:.-n !-) ie of varicocele are
c :r-d l i a trw days time. There
In i;o i am, and It Is seldom neoes-t.-
rv :l.t the patient be detained
frVm Ms occupation. Normal
circulation Is at . once restored
throughout all the organs and
their natural, processes of waste
enl repair are again established.
If you are afflicted with vari
cocele, consult me at once. De
lay can but 'trine; on agrntvate4
conditions and nervous complica
tions that will Impair the rltai
functions anl Involve the general
health.
No other physician rrrIoy a
like treatment, and so thorourti
taat bere net riot
of a re-
Is m t wrk
b-e the s ightat fear
mpse Into tld conditlona,
CONTRACTED DISORDERS
To but partially cure a eon tract J
disease ia almost as dangerous as to
allow it to go untreated. Vnleaa
every particle of infection and in
flammation b removed, the probe- .
billty exists tat the dlaease. will
gradually work ita way Into the n.
eral eyatem. full' greater la the
danger f the prostate gland Ueon
Ing chronically inflamed, which al
waya brings partial or complete lose -
j-eweri - Vrhp-wmtv-ttT yr "
pent of the eases f ao-caifed "wesi.
are; er direct result nt some lm-'
froprlyy treated contracted dle.
Hirins the past l v -years 1 bae
treated thoos.ind of rasta ff -tractd
disorders and have effe---.l
abnlutl thorovrh and safe ,.
In eevch inatane. 1 lure ha i
no relapw-e or amd-irah)e -rnmti
whatever, tr.t tnr tno
here been cured In la t'e- !. -n
etv,e ami tv rie t h '. - !
trea'nef.i r-, itr in $,w-j'J -. t
Couttful reu.ta.
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
2347j MrrFicn St., Ct
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