The Oregon daily journal., July 12, 1908, Page 39, Image 39

THE OREGON SUNDAY. , JOURNAL. , PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1808.
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FOR TWO YEARS WILL
Hop Contracts
Made to Break
EM EM
ere
PROVIDE FUNDS TO REPLACE COUNTY'S
DISREPUTABLE LOOKING COURT HOUSE
All xorta of arc;umnt r belnr uaed I
thn (Ih y M to foroo the Rrowrr of hops'
to inortKiige hla yard In ordor to tot
mif flrlent rnonry for tf! lmrvet and
than bIvb tlio product to the dealura
gcvpial ri-nta a pound below the coat of.
production. Contract are aald to be I
ivrltli.n Bt nil unrlM lit nrlcB. but dur-
My methods are original with me, and ara tha rvault of many yaara axparlano In
medical practice. I effect a euro in every caae I take for treatment, baca.ua my treatment
is adjusted to tha needs of each patient with aciantlfla Draclslon. I leave nothing to ruaaa
work. I KNOW when I begin treating a patient that 1 will perform a oomplet and per
manent CURE. Such a cure by my treatment Is Just aa certain aa that two and two make
four.
I claim that nothing less than complete eradication of the disease from the system
Is a real cure. I treat to completely remove the disease and not merely tn symptoms. I
drive out every root and fiber of the ailment and effect a cure that wIU make you strong
and vigorous fur a lifetime.
The cures I effect are the result of my thorough knowledge of every phase of the
disease I treat and to the fact that I apply individual treatment to each ease. In every in
stance I know the ailment ami I know the cure for It The fact that I agree to wait for my
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Iiir tlmea of low prloea the number of!
cuntracta whose prices were cut In two
In alurtnlnK. For lnatnnce. If a fly-by-,
nlul.t dnaler cuntracta at 9 or 10c a'
pound when prospncta look xoodba
may or may not take the hnpa If the
prlos uridenly goes down, If the mar
ket ahould tumble there's always the
rejection at hand and this weapon was
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used many times last senaon 10 uunco
growers.
NEW YORK STO(HC MARKET.
urnn uu urn cureii in proor or my commence in my ability to cure In every case. Borne
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ifiiyniviNiin imwri uiHi certain uiseasog or men are incuraDie.
I deny that and stand ready
nen that cannot be cured.
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HuE that by my methods there Is no disease peoullar to men
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Multnomah county's courthouse. A monument of official unprogresslveness and a standing disgrace
to both the city of Tortland and the county.
suffocation.
It ts old, worn out, the roof leaks and is crowded to
Shall a tnx levy be made this fall
In provide funds for the building of a
J i00,000 courthouse on the site of the
present antiquated arid overcrowded
structure? The question of making a
etart in that direction will soon come
Ui the front, for the time for consid
ering tho tax levy will soon come around
;nd tentative plans aro already being
discussed.
So far the Idea of courthouse offi
cials, who are best qualified to know
the needs ami work out a plan, centers
on a tax lew of one mill for two years,
and 1910. This would provide
Jieerly $250,001 each .veiir, not enough to
liulln and lurnlsn the klrwl or a eourt
lumse the county now needs, but the de
ficiency can he supplied from other
sources bv the time it in ne-eiled.
The plana now being talked of call
for a building; to cover all, or nearly
all. the hlock. The location of tho
building as it stands lends itself to this
Idea, as the new luiildlnc can be started
on one sido or the other of the old
building and portion of It be made
ready for occupanc-y before the present
structure !s torn away. This would
avoid additional expense for rent while
the work Is under way.
Crowded to Overflowing-.
At present the offieesof, the founty
assessor, treasurer and school superin
tendent are in the city ball, where the
county pays rent. Tho assessor In
particular requires large office sfiace,
and much inconvenience Is taused to
taxpayers who have to make Inquiries
concerning assesamcnts nt the city hall
but set their tax statements and pay
their taxes at the courthouse Another
office that could be provided for Is the
district attorney, who Is now In the
downtown district.
Nearly every office In the courthouse
Is overcrowded and the officials are
calling for more 'room. In September
It will bo necesparv to provide a grand
jury room. The Juvenile court has be
come an established Institution, and it
Ip.cka adequate quarters. The sheriff's
office is so limited in extent that there
is little more than standing room for
the force of deputies when all are as
sembled. The valuta- In the office of the coun
ty clerk and the circuit court are be
ginning to overflow with valuable
records, that cannot be replaced It de
stroyed, and need to be guarded with
the greatest care and most modern
methods of protection. The four de
partments of the circuit court wear a
dilapidated appearance and could be ro
built as to lessen the annoyance that
results from noise on the streets, com
pelling tb' complete suspension of work
while trains are passing on the Fourth
street side.
Tho roof Is leaky in places and the
building lacks modern protection In case I
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of fire. All of these things are reasons
for a new building, to say nothing of
the effect on visitors from other cities
and states who are accustomed to
"point with pride" to the courthouses
In their own towns and are painfully
surprised when the weather-worn court
house of Multnomah county is pointed
out to them.
Mora Boom K7 ceded. ,
Th location Of the Jail Is a matter
that requires uonsidurat ion. This may
be retained In the. basement, or out on
the top floor, the latter plan being fa
vored by many. The Jail, too, is fre
quently crowded, a condition that will
be Increased rather tnan diminished In
future bv the adoption of the grand
Jury system, which will result In keep
ing all persons charged with felony In
Jail during the summer season.
An alternative nlan has been suggest
ed of f illing on the legislature to give
the county commissioners power to
bond the county for money to build, but
I li 1 1; 4e i,i,,rtitln riwitlind a n .1 m ,u n a
a large expenditure for Interest adding I c.' ,,'' 'p'"''
largely to the aggregate cost. What T"x. & pac. ..
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wll! act at all. are uncertain questions,
and the concensus of opinion favors a
pay-as-you-go plnn. which, at the rate
of one mill t.ii'ntion, would be little
ffclt by the taxpayers Ir. the two years
in which it would be necessary to levy
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LAWYERS TO STRIVE
FOR MY MILLIONS
The greatest aggregation of legal tal
ent eier assembled on the Pacitlc coast
will Eatbr-in Portland, probably before
Judge William It. Gilbert of the United
States circuit court, when the case of
the government to rei;;i:ri possesion of
more thnn 2,000,000 acres of land from
the Oregon t California railroad Is
filially called in the federal court, prob
.! diirlni the fall or winter.
In another 1 articular this case is
lmiouc in addition 10 ine reprcsenuiuve
rttomevs who will represcint both sides
i.i the 'fact that the case Involves the
bt'g. st real estate holdings Hint have
ever been tak'ii to a court of Justice
t(. deride which Mdc is the rightful
owner of the properly. In the one case
fnits In equity which will probably be
tiled within the next live or xix weens,
2,300.000 acres of land in Oregon are
involved. At a conservative estimate
this land is estimated to be worth con
siderably more than S4('.0iM1.00o.
Other Suits May Follow.
If this suit is won eventually by the
government other suits will likely fol
low In tho efforts of the 1'nited States
to recover 800.000 acres of land which
the rallrrt.id company has disposed of
to several of the big timber companies
la tracts of thousands of acres each
Tho original grunt made 30 years ago
provides for the sale of the land at
.'."11 an acre to ju t:.il settlers only.
I be stills in tne mi'mmij cases win ne
fied on the ground that the land sold
bv the railroad company went to lum
ber compaules In large tracts and not
tn a 1 . 1 il settlers In sections of 160
p, res etu h
Spooner Retained.
Former Vnited States Senator John
('. Spooner of Wisconsin, now practic
ing law in New York, has been retained
bv the Oregon & California company,
of which K. H. Harriman is president,
bt special counsel for the railroad.
Another railroad attorney with a na
tional reputation, who will also be In
Portland when the case Is called. Is
William F. Herrln the political boss
of California and the chief counsel for
Harriman on the Pacific. W. P. Fen
ton of Portland will also be among
those appearing for the defense. While
W. W. Cotton is northwest counsel for
the Harriman interests, it Is not likely
that he will take an actual part In the
fight. Mr. Cotton is secretary of the
Oregon & California j company.
Bonaparte May Attend.
If Attorney-General Charles J. Bona
parte is still In office at the time tho
case comes up for hearing it Is quite
probable that ho will be In attendance
in the Interests of the government.
H. D. Townsend. formerly assistant
district attorney for South Dakota,
who has been made a special assistant
to the attorney-general, and who has
been working on the case more than a
year ami gathered material upon which
congress passed an act making It possi
ble to prosecute the case, will be asso
ciated with Tracy C. Becker, who holds
a similar position In the department, in i
prosecuting the case for the United
States.
Portland Firm Employed.
The Union Trust company of New J
York, which holds papers to secure j
mortgage bonds to tbe amount of $30,
000. 000 given by the railroad company,
has already retained me services of
Dolph, Mallory, Simon & Gearin, two
members of which are former United
States senmors. to look after their interests.
It Is understood that the railroad
company hus been making use of cer
tain timber on the land held by the
grant, and that when the case is called
the government will ask tnat a tem
porary injunction be issued rest rainlpg
the railroad from fm-iner use of these
lands.
Will Go to Supreme Court.
In all probability the case will be in
the courts two or three years nt the
least, and will eventually go to tho su
preme court of tha United States for
final decision.
Mr. Townsend is now at work on the
bills of complaint and as soon as they
are completed they will be forwarded
to Washington for the approval and
signature of Mr. Bonaparte. The act
of congress provides for the signature
of the attorney-general upon these
papers.
of the land department with question
able.) designs.
"It f.i'. i.-es-. me that it would be far
more 'nti -facfory to the public if the
high officials of the land department
would openly deny tiny of the allega
tions contained in Pater's book, rather
than vent their spleen upon some inno
cent person. In my humble opinion, it
would be far more preferable to all
concerned if they would court the full
est investigation rather than undertake
to suppress the facts by swinging their
ax. I am responsible lor most of the
assertions reflecting upon tiie adminis
tration of the general land office, and
stand ready to prove every charge made
In the book, providing I am afforded
unrestricted facilities for examining the
records. If there has been any denial
of the charges In question. I have failed
to observe them, anil would be pleased
to take up any gauntlet that those af
fected may feel disposed to throw down.
"It is true that I wrote to one of the
chiefs of divisions soon after the book
was published, protesting against the
use of Mr Neuhausen's name jn con
nection with any Information contained
In Its pages. This was done In response
to rumors- from Washington that Mr.
Neubavisen was blamed for sonttof the
utterances appearing in the vork. I
desire to repeat, in- the most emphatic
terms possible, that he had nothing
whatever to do with the authorship of
the book, and at all times refused ab
solutely to furnish me with any In
formation of an official character. In
the language of Sir Walter Scott. 'Reek
otner cause gainst Roderick Oliu'.'
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TABXCOCE&B.
' TJnder my treatment the most ag
gravated cases of varicocele are
cured in a few days" time. There
Is no pain, and It la seldom neces
sary that the patient be detained
from hla occupation. Normal circu
lation is at once restored through
out all the organs and their natural
processes of waste and repair are
again established. If you are af
flicted with varicocele consult me at
once. Delav- can bring on aggra
vated conditions and nervous com
plications and involve the general
health.
No other physician employs a like
treatment, and so thorough Is my
work that there need not be the
slightest fear of a relapse Into old
conditions.
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Twenty-five years of successful
practice In Men's Diseases enable
me to apply the proper methods and
medicines. I treat Varicocele, Hy
drocele, Contracted Disorders, Spe
cific Blood Poison. Piles and Strict
urerestoring all affected organs to
normal and healthy action in the
shortest possible space of time.
FREE COITST7T.TATXOV.
To judge my ability without per
sonal consultation may be an in
justice to yourself that will cost a
lifetime of suffering. Consultation
is free and confidential and you
dace yourself under no obligation
me whatever by coming to talk
with me about your case.
Foa
Kraomo BXOOB rozaov.
Others dose the system with min
eral poisons scarcely leas dangerous
than the disease itself. The best
they hope to do by this treatment
la to kep the disease from mani
festing its presence upon the sur
face of the Dody. Under my treat
ment trre entlro system Is cleansed.
Tho last taint of virus is destroyed.
Every symptom vanishes to appear
no more. I employ harmless, blood
cleaning remedies heretofore un
known In the treatment of this dis
ease. They cure by neutralising
and absolutely destroying the poison
in the system. Such cures cannot
be other than complete and perma
nent. 0TBXOTTOUL
My treatment for stricture re
removes the necessity for surgical
operations even in severe cases of
long standing. I do no cutting nor
dieting- No other physician em
ploys my methods of overcoming
this disorder, so the service I offer
you la original and distinctive. Do
not give up hope because others
have failed. I will cure you and the
cure will be a prompt and painless
one. My treatment dissolves the
stricture, subdues all Inflammation,
relieves all irritation or congestion
that may exist In the kidneys or
bladder, reduces enlargement of the
prostate gland and restores health
and tone In all organs affected by
the disease.
All medicines are prepared in my
own private laboratory and are ab
solutely fresh and pure.
MY FEE IS
$ SO
tn Any TTnoornplloa'ted XMrarOa
OOTOiOIZS SXSOBDBM.
To but partially .cure a contracted
disease Is almost as dangerous mm
to allow it to go untreated. Unless,
every particle . of lnfeotlon and In
flammation la removed the proba
billty exists that the disease will
gradually work Its way into the gen
era! system. Still greater Is the
danger of the prostate gland becom
ing ohronlcally Inflamed, which al
ways brings partial or oomplete loss
of power. Perhaps 25 per oent of
the case of so-called "weakness"
are a direct result of some improp
erly treated contracted disease. Dur
ing the past five years I have
treated thousands of cases of con
tracted disorders and have effected
an absolutely thorough, and' safe
cure In each instanoe.
ICY OO&OBBD OSJUKF
of the male anatomy will be found
both Interesting and Instructive.
Free at office
If you cannot call, WTite for diag
nosis blank.
OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. TO P. M., SUNDAYS, 9 TO II OWX.T.
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Hogs Higher in East.
Chicago, July 11. Official run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago S.000 500 1,600
Kansas City 3,000 600 ....
Omaha 4.000 ...
Hogs are 6e higher; left over, 15,000.
Receipts a year ago were 22,000. Mixed,
$6.20r(i 6.80; heavy. J6..r,n rij 6.80; rough,
J6.20?6.45; light, $6.15 j)6.50.
Cattle and sheep aro steady.
New York Bank Statement. j
nsw lorn, juiy ii. Bank state-, ja
meat: ! S
Reserves, decrease $ 7,642,050 1 S
Less U". S. decrease 8.S96.426 Sa
Loans, Increase 14,616,300! 5
Specie, decrease 6,131,700 ' S
Legal, decrease 553,000 B
Deposits, increase 7,829,400 Lj
Circulation, decrease 270400 ' S3
Actual easn reserves is. 97 per cent.
NO PAY UNLESS CURED
SEEK HEZ.F WEEKS IT IS CEBTAIW TO BE TOXTSTD
oing to those who have no standing vrofesslonallv. gov OAJff Ton TJX.
TO BE CUBES ? This Institution has bnllt up Its splendid oraotloe more bv the
free advertising given It by Its PERFECTLY SATISFIES PATIENTS, who have received
the benefit of fts modern, scientlfio and legitimate methods, than la any other way. If you
are not a perfect man come to us. Isn't It worth the little time It will take when you are
CEBTAIXT that you will have the benefit of HONEST, SINCEBB physicians t A consulta
tion costs you nothing EXCEPT your own time.
Established 89 Tears la Portland
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Snaps In Furniture.
JS.50 clocks. $4.95.
$17.50 table. $9.50.
$3.60 beds, $1.75.
$30 beds, $15.
$7.60 go-carts. $4.60.
$5 rockers, $3.50.
$19 dressers $8.76.
25c burlap. 10c.
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side page.
T know the disease and weaknesses of men like an open book. I have been curing them for years. 1 nave given
my life to It, and thousands upon thousands of men, restored to VIGOROUS VITALITY, are today living monu
ments to my skill, knowledge and success. I never hold out false hopes. I never take a case I cannot cure
I have made so thorough a study of all the diseases of men of VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, GENERAL. WEAKNESS. LOSS OF VITALITY, and have
cured so many cases that if there is a cure for YOUR disease you will find it here. When I take a caae there is
no such thing rs failure. I CHARGE NOTHING FOR CONSULTATION, and my knowledge, skill and experience
are at your service. I will explain to you HOW and WHY I CAN CURE YOU (why the diseases of men require
the knowlelge and skill of a specialist).
Vrpirnra Acute or chronic, cured quickly, sarely, surely, without pain or loss of time or inconvenience. No
till 3 matter how long standing or how complicated. I cure. I don't cut. My treatment removes
every trace of tho effect of early follies. My cures are simple, sure and permanent It removes all obstructions.
and cures for all time to come.
I cure contracted blood poison. My record of cast vears. eradicating from the avatem
and curing to stay curtd afflicted men. Tainted blood, nlmnles and mmrnr nnnt. nateh..
ana sores in me mourn, nwonen or nonening gums, lumors ana uicers 01 me sKin, rheumatism, pains In tha
enromo uicers ui luiuui. an wucio t vura iu a-n siages.
Blood Poison
legs.
I CURE Varicocele quickly, safely, without danger or detention from business. MY METHOD
is the safest as well as the most certain and satisfactory.
Varicocele
NrvrmiQ DphilitV Lhav,e ou7e1 thousands of cases of Lost Vitality, Physical Debility, Despondency,
IWrVUW ycfciiiiv Pimples, Loss of Energy, Failing Memory. Palpitation of the Heart and StuntJ
MY METHOD makes a quick, permanent and radical cure, without discomfort or detention from
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A. L. Finley. sretary of the Oregon
State Funeral Directors' association,
calls attention to an account of the
meeting of the funeral directors' asso- , age of having tras converge In one
Work on Depot Progresses.
Albany, July 11. Work Is progressing!
on the new Albany depot. The cement ;
blocks will soon be in position. The
laying of the foundation and prellmln-
nry work will soon be completed. The ,
plans Include a general change In thai
vards and the. overhauling of the sta
tion. The new structure Is tn be made a I
union depot. A great number of trains 1
pass through here dally and the advant-
I cure all diseases of a private nature about which most people dislike to consult their
family doctor, such as discharges, drains, eruptions and all contracted trouble. I
NEUHAUSEN NO HAND IN
WRITING PUTER'S BOOK
Horace Stevens, who wrote "Looters
of the Public Domain" in connection
with S A. D. l'oter, was up In arms
List n Ik 11 1 owing to the fact that cer
tiiin government officials at Washing
ton are alter the scalp of Thomas R
NpiiIih uivii. (.pecial arent and attorney
for the Interior department, on tne
t: round that Mr. Neurmusen was partly
r-( onsihle for crtsin statements in
the book beiaiite X!r Mevens was em-plovi-d
a In i 1 m.r. t at the time.
IL A. LalMnsrT, the former land com
mlrr:. :. and Fred Detnett. ho sue.
rcf ii H..i. nr. both criticised for cet
tln jiili i 1 action while In office and
h ! nc.rn. ti e govern T.ont and
rtln land d-als It i aaid that ene
mies of Vr Ntnhsjnn ne marked
U,e Ttarticular references to the rom
rr. lsplonrs ar.d pert thefn copl of the
1 jblicss.: ton ' Looters f the Public Do-!
main." t.!rh crraird "mV'"t of a
enatloTi mr-ea it f.rt i;ar-d several
necks sf-
jreabanrea Xaaeetst.
"The Je-ural this eienlns publishes
i.ooiers or tne public Domain.' nor
had anybody else aside from Puter and
myself, and Its contents were as much
of a surprise to him as anybody. I re
vised Puter's manufsorlpt and wrote the
last six chapters of the book under mv
own signature while In the government
service, but never Infringed, in the
slightest degree, upon any time of Uncle
Sam's nearly all the work being accom
plished either at night, after office
hours, or on railroad trains, while trav
eline tn tbe performance of duty. As a
matter of fact, I worked a great many
hour, overtime for the government, for
wi len 1 nave neer received a cent In
the wsy 01 compensation.
Calls It Testing Spleea.
"It Is claimed thit Neuhauken has
ben marked for desfuctton because he
has failed to make good.' That Is a
mirhty lame excuee. to say the least,!
In my opinion. If the powers at W-ash-inrton
have determined to ret rid of
Mm. as he Is unquestionably one of
tbe most eemfetrnt ofliciala of tbe
Knd department and nobody knows this
any better than those who are seeking
elation published In Fridays Journal In
which mention was made of a resolution
adopted nt the meeting of the associa
tion putting its members on record as
boine opposed to undertakers conduct
ing burial associations. Instead of bur
ial services, as it appeared In Tho
Journal. Mr. Finley explains the mat
ter as follows:
"Permit me to call your attention to
an unintentional error in your issue of
July 10, in :.n article 'Drastic Change
in Conduct of Funernls," In which It
was stated that tpe Oregon State Fu
neral Directors' association hnd passed
a resolution In which they strongly op
posed members of the profession con
ducting burial services. This should
have read 'burial associations.'
No mention was made of a unanimous
resolution adopted by the association re- !
indorsing a code of ethics of the Na-!
tlonal Funeral Directors' association, j
which was as follows:
" 'It Is derogatory . to the dignity of;
nil, nrnf.B.Inn tn rmmrtrt in mil.Hrt .1 1
vertlsements or private cards or hand
bills Invltlns the attention of the pub
lic to any of the wares connected with
our profession We hontd take strong
grounds against advertising in the daily
papers.' "
ASSOCIATKIMIIAItlTIES
central station Is obvious.
Carpet Bargains.
See the page ml of CJevurti Sons,1
on an outside page today. Six fine
carpels slaughtered.
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sail Mr. Stevens let evening
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tei i"". as Mr. Neiihausen bad rothlng
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T. Irvln Potter,
John K KHock have Incorporated the
potter casnier Manuiacturing company,
having a capital of $250,000.
The Portland Riding academy has
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Charles H"v and James NlcbOL The
capital is .1.000.
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