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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, TORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTODCR 4. 1008, Lively scEnEs HODS LEAVE MUST RULE Oil KII0C11S The Norwegian Steamer Guernsey; FOR DOCK LAKES LOMBEli RATES aBwaaanawssBjaajsawaaBaBBaawaai ' sBsaBMavsBBMBsaajsjBsBBajBBBBWas) Oil LOCAL DOCKS! COfJDOR'S ROUTE PATROLnAIIDOl'JII essel3 .Loading Wheat and Captain 'Theorln . Intends Steamer America Carries mfo Points of law Involyed Learns Motoring in Oiicaffo , and Is Too Fast for -Berlin.. Lumber Demand Atten- . tlon. ' Calling There on; Way to Newport. . Men, Dogs and Stadu of in Circuit Court De Gunv cision.. TILLAMOOK Oil ASI BIO FLOW 01 GRAIN J TO EUKOrEAN TORTS Britlah Steamer Knlgbt of St, George Will Brgta Loading Reo ,ord Cargo , for Seaaon -Ileav Movement la Coastwise Traffic Iortland never enjoyed a busier ehlp- ping season than the present. The har bor la flllsd with sell and ateam craft I loading-,, or waiting to load wheat and lumber,' and nearly every flay one er mora veaaela are beaded for Columbia river with the Oregon metropolis ssl their ultimata destination. Thousands! of men are ooeupled In various capeel-1 nee aiapaicning mis ion nags ana inai-i cations are that the unprecedented ao-1 ty win continue throughout tne Win er late Into next anrlnc. The week will be exceptionally busy I at the train wharves. A a trine; of wind-1 Jam mere la at anchor In the stream waltlnar for their turn at the are In docks, and aaveral will begin receiving cargo. Down at Llnnton a number of I vessels, are discharging ballast prepare- orr ill cominr nira ui idko. wmia ht- erei craft are due to arrive soorr from distant porta, the majority or them be lnr under engagement to load wheat for uuropa. t Amoni vessels booked to begin load' Ing this week are the British steamer Lie,;;: I The gasoline aloop Condor, Captain Theorln. which la booked to sail for Newport and Waldport tomorrow after noon, will probably also call at Till. mook. Captain Theorln says he la pleo- lag that port on his list of way u Hons In the future and It la expected that shippers will taka advantage of the opportunity of the additional trans Dortatlon faollltlaa. The Condor has been making regular tripe between i'ortland and newport ror soma time and It Is the Intention of the owners to keep her on the route continually oespue inn raet mat new port auleis down considerably with the oiosa or tne summer eeaeoa whan taou Mndi of people gather there to rue il ea i. Returning the Condor brings lumber. shingles and other nroduots of the eoast eommunltles that for many yeara nave been retarded by the lack of proper transportation means. MARIXK INTEXXIGEirCH. Clear Tomorrow for Europe With 250,000 Bushels of Wheat. After having bean In the harbor but lone week, the Norwegian turret steamer Knight of the Thistle and the Urge Guernsey, Captain Jorgonaen, will clear Norwegian bark Daghiid. The Knignt I tomorrow ror Europe witn zbv.ooq busn- 5.,hf stle will carry away 8,000 tons ali of wheat, one of the largest grain of wheat from Portland and then go to .,. , . . Taooma to take on about x.ouo tons - - more. It will be the record cargo or port ror soma time, i ne cargo win rep wheat for the season. The bark Daghlld resent approximately (,000 tons In will get away with close to 4,000 tons! , .AA, . m, t.. i. ..in.. - I will mitt ' 1.000 tona of bunker coal. booked to leave down this morning, one The Guernsey U the third largest being the French bark Mlchelet and ths freight ' Norweaan rner- other the British ship Desdemona. Both oha t marine. "'J6 d In slse go to Europe with full cargoes of wheat. njybr ih?1?n2ta;l,BJ 71' SI",?,"." the two cargoes representing about 4.000 tilt "n. th of which hew dur- Inns, mil valued at about 1200.000. I " v.-K " It Is estimated that the wheat ex potts ror the month or octoDer win do 0f London has given Its active eo-oper-above 2,600,000 bushels, which means lotion to the movement, and leading that close to that many dollars wui workers In the ports or Herman y, roll Into the country In return therefor France. .Holland. Sweden and other during the course of the month. countries will take prominent part. In the meantime a great deal of The congress will endeavor to outline coastwise shipping is going on, large and propose remedies ror me proDiems quantities of wheat and lumber being with which the great International body Hair .a or seaiarers is xacea on every inuro ui sen has the distinction of being the youngest captain In command of a steamer of the Guernsey's class to visit this port for many years. Captain Jor genaan went to sea when 14 years of age -and Is now Ji. The Guernsey was hera three months ago and took a cargo of lumber to Shanghai. She belongs to the same line as the Norman Isles which has been hera several times. The Norman Isles went ashore- over In tha orient some time "ago but was eventually rloated. Tha Guernsey la receiving cargo at Montgomery dock No. t and Is being dispatched by Kerr, Olfford ft Co.. who are also charterers of the large British steamer Knignt or tne Thtstie wnicn is now In the harbor ready for loading. chinnttil Ia 1 1 nrn I a nnrtm doien steam schooners are booked to the world today. The world-wide ways rea. h Columbia river this week to load of the crimp, the boarding master, the lumber ami wheat for San Francisco, shipping agent and shipowner will be and besides these there are the replar ,T" h. Vf liners that each trip carry away , from long atudy throughout f'beT f 1,000 to 1,800 tons or general Treignc SAILOR HANSON fx JAIL. Man Who Swam from Ship Wynn stay In Prison. these vital elements In the life of Jack ashore. The treatment of sailors in the navies of the nations, as well aa the merchant marine, will come up for con sideration. Efforts will also be made to perfect the organisation by which the American Seamen's Friend society Is aiming to keep in toucn witn tne ... . . i j . - . i mill HUM uuur ul hi uui b uiivuiu luur i Iians Hanson me sauor, wno omr itatlona all over the world the British shin Wynnstay last Tuesday, tna au over tne woria. night by swimming ashore at a point near the North Pacific Lumber com- LINER NEVADAN COMING. fiany's mills wnen nis ampm&ie reaer- ok Nelson was drowned In making a . elm liar attempt to get away, Is now oe- l Aincricn-nwufM oiciuner ixavca rived down at I and sailed at 1:45 a. m., ateasjer Eureka, for Eureka and way ports. San Franclaco, Oct 8. Arrived at 6 a m., eiteamer 8outh Bay, from Port land. Astoria, Oot. I. Arrived at 1:80 and left up at 2:30 p. m., steamer Nome City, from San Francisco. Sailed at 3 p. m., Norwegian ship Vigo, for Queenstown or Falmouth. Sailed at 3:35 p. m.. British steamer Magaaia: a' egnla xJners TJna to AR1t, Breakwater, Cooa Bay Oct 4 Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Oot. 4 Nloomedla, orient Oot Alliance, Coos Bay Oot. ft Georre W. Elder. San Pedro Oct II Homer. San Franclsuo ....I Oct 12 Eureka, Eureka snd Cooa Oct 11 State, San Franclaco Oct 1! Araoia, orient Oct If Alesla, orient Nov. I Numantla, orient Nov. II Begular lilaers to Depart Alliance, Cooa Bay Oct 10 Homer, San Francisco Oct. IS Koanoke. San Pedro and way Oct Rose City San Franclaco Oct 10 Eureka, Eureka and Coos Oct 18 Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro Oct 18 Nlcornedla, orient Oct. 11 State, San Francisco Oct. 14 Breakwater, Coos Bay Oct 17 Arabia, orient Nov. 1 Alesla, orient Nov. IS Numantla, orient Dec. 1 Vessels In Port. Broderlck Castle. Br. sh Stream Larglemore. Br. sh N. P. l.br. Co. Ley land Bro. Br. sh Drydock Donna Francesca, Br. ik Astoria .Astoria . . .Drydock ....Astoria . .. .Oceania . . . .Astoria . . . .Astoria . . .Drydock . .St Johns .Centennial . .Stream lng held in the county lall upon requeat or Briusn conaui .juaiaiaw. , ,. r,i . Hanson will have to remain lit all until tne wynnstaj' is reaay to leave, unless the consul asks for his release, aa he f said to nave no money coming from the ship, the few dollars that he M . V. 1 I .. earnea on icq way iruwi vmpiy uv lng already been expended for fees for his arrest The county boards the sailor at the expense or tne ship, so tnac nan son will have to work several months for nothing If he Is returned to the ship. In order to reimburse the owners to the extent of -the amount expended with the authorities. . No effort has been made to recover the body of the drowned sailor Nelson. . FOR GOOD OF SAILORS. I Jarternatlonal Conference Begins This Week at New York. New York, Oct. 3. The welfare of the sailor Is the general topic that will ba discussed In all its phases at a nota ble International conference to be held In, this city during the coming week. The majority of the delegates to the conference are already in the city. They represent among them the principal ports of the world, Including the large sea coasi cities oi. America ana urvpe, Asia and Africa. Australia and the great chains Of Islands that dot the world's map. The American Seamen's Friend socie ty Is the organization that took the ini tiative in bringing about the conference. The British and Foreign Sailors' society Salina Crni for Portland. Tha Amerloari-Hawallan llnar Nevadan sailed from Salina Crux, Mexico, yester day for Portland vlav San Diec She la expected to bring a large quantity of rrelght rrom ixew iorK ana otner At lantlo coast ports for Portland con signees. The Nevadan is duo to arrive here Oo tober 12, and will In all probability be here on that date, since sne got sway in ample time to make the run within the specified time. She alternates with the Nebraskan. which left this Dort about 10 days ago for Salina Cms via Puget souna ana Ban jrranciaco.. PALATIAL STEAMER LAUNCHED. Southern Takes Slide from Ways at Newport News Yard. Newnort News Va.. Oct' S. The new steamer Southern, built for the Norfolk & Washington Steamboat com pany was successfully launched this morning from the yards of tha Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock company. The Southern, which will d1v between Norfolk and Washington, Is designed to be one of the finest passenger steamers afloat MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Oct. 8. Arrived down at and sailed at 11:30, a. ra steamer State of California for San Francisco. Ar- 4 d. m.. Dutch steamer Nederland, for I Puako, St. v Incent, for orders. Tatoosh. Oct 2. Passed In. British ship Carradale. from Honolulu. San Francisco, Oct. 2. Sailed at 1:30 p. m.. barkentine J. M. Griffith; at I p. m., steamer J. Marhoffer; at 6 p. m., steamer Northland; at 6:30 p. m., steamer R. D. Inman, for Portland. Astoria, Oct 2. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth; wind, north three miles; weather, clear. Tides at Astoria Sunday High water. 8:27 a. m.. 6.2 feet; 7:42 p. m., 7.4 feet. Low water, 1:29 a. m.. 0.8 reet; 1:S8 p. m., 4.0 feet Astoria, Oct. 8. Condition of the bar at 6 p. m., smooth; wind north; weather clear. Arrived at '6:30 and left up at 10 a. m., steamer Col. E. L. Drake, from San Francisco,. Arrived down at 6 a. m. and sailed at ' rioOn, steamer State of California, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 8 and sailed at 9:45 a. m., steamer Eureka, for Eureka Arrived down at 2:50 p. m.. steamer Yosemlte. San Francisco, Oct 3. Arrived at 6 m iiMmpr Mourn uav. ciramer Hnnth kkv Bandon crossing oar at iuiamooK lasi j. Marhorrer. Am. ss...an Francisco Churchill, Am.' sch Asgard, Nor. sh Alvena. Am. sch Albert Rlckmers, Ger. bk. W; F. Jewett, Am. sch... Irene. Am. sch Washington, Am. as Gael. Fr. bk Vincennes, Fr. bk Mlchelet Fr. bk uagnua, nor. snip. .Montgomery : Aberfoyle, Br. bk. Greenwich Aster, Ger. ship.. Stream St. Nicholas, Am. ship Astoria Am. bktn. KnaDDton Le Peller. Fr. bk. Llnnton Cornil Bart Fr. bk Llnnton Berlin. Am. sch Goble Americana, Am. sch St Johns Wrestler, Am. bktn Astoria Beechley, Br. ss.i Drydock La Rochjaqueleln, iFr. ss..Coal bunkers Neusllly, Fr. bk... Llnnton Henrlette. Ger. shfo Stream Wynnstay, Br. sch Elevator General Foy, Fr. bk. Llnnton Guernsey, Nor. ss. .. .Montgomery No. 1 Crescent. Am. sch. .Portland Lumber Co. Fukui Maru. Jan. ss Banfleld's nn TXT Vn i. i r i Am II TftnffiiA Pzil.it 1 Knight 'of Thistle, Br.' ss. .E. & W. Mills With a large list of nlmroda on board I (Rnt by LaegsH L4 wiray tha ataamer America left waablngton flaa rranclaco, Oct. 8 The lnter- street dock last night fr tha duck lakes state eomraeree commission's rata of along ilia Columbia river. Ann in llj ncr ton for haulin ouh mu were strings of dogs and ataoks of guns , "LS- ii V . Z lni.nd..l la narfoTm ih.lr oromment nber" from all points la the WUlaxo- parts la tne extarminaiioa or me reca-1 vauay to naa rranoisoo wui go less waterfowls that have lived high into effect October IS as a result of tha Iral1 weSSaV " Btale. circuit court of appaaj. Big atrlnss of docks ara not expected I withholding Its declalon upon the case by Uioae who atarted out last night be. between ths Southern Paolflo company causa tha weather Is oonsldered too fine and the commlaalun over that rate and to bring dueks In large swarms, and then denying the company's motion for otaiuss ii is iuii moon, i iu 10 ma iniunciion against toe rate pending have nuch to do with tha way of the I a decision. wary ducka. I This was the second victory woa by i lie Aininni win rviurn Ionian wiui i mi oommiasion s counsel during til bunsters, dogs and ducks. Several prl- ties left yesterday afternoon for tha lower river In small launches. vats duck hunting and flatting par week, as reported in thla evenlna'a journal dvi it is not rinai. FEIENDS OF BIRDS Opposing counael do not expect this court s final decision before at least 80 days, which they will regard as rapid wora under tne eiroumatancea. Before tha decision can be rendered anneals, by hearing evidence not lntro- The rea-ular monthI.maatlna at thaldooed by the railroad before the ln- Oregon Audobon society was held at I terstate oommaroe eommlssion can ra the olty hall last night President W. I try the ease In court In entirety upon P. Flnler showed a number of colored I new evidence as weu aa tne oia ana slides representing bird life on Klamath whether the railroad's allegation, un tjLt xi r tnni.u .nnn.oM. ,h. h. I suDDortsd tT ovldsnce. that the rate expected to leave for New York Ooto-1 fixed by the eommlssion Is too low to ber 18, to attend tha national conven- Py " " "- lion of the State Audobon aooletlea. f'0'" 'or th co.urT ?' appeals to make He will deliver a number of lectures b,,"1 de5i"i0IL.ei. before eastern Audobon societies and .1 V.i i . i. "tl7'.dl. will ba abssnt from Oreaon until Do. that wa.have not lost a point" stated cember II I Litner at. waiters, wno leaves today W. J. Standler offered a resolution that the society, take up the question of offering prises for bird houses, and that a day be set aside for their dis play. Mr. Standley was requested to formulate a plan and present It at the next regular society meeting, (Haant Nr fey Usgert Leases Wire.) , Itorlln. Oct I. Mm a. - QadaaL the Wagnerian singer, who is starring at the royal opera, appeared la s new aad trying role yesterday wbea aha was sailed on by tha Judge of a local court to ahow how far aha was qualified for ths post of ohauffeur. Tha singer waa ohargad with negligence In running dawn a Berlin polloeuan. Mma. ttedakl said she learned motoring la Chicago sn4 her lawyer set forth that her success in paaalng tha Chicago examination and receiving penrNts both In that city and Berlin waa sufficient evldenoe that sb . wm aa expert and suooeaafud driver. The court took an adjournment to tha front of tha criminal court building where the alnger put her motor car . through IU paces In tha presence ef . tha Judge and a group ef spectators. Bba woa sucoess and tne Jury rwturaei' a verdict of acquittal. ,. - - A group of Pennsylvania capitalists Is planning to operate a trackings trol. ley line from Chattanooga, Tana- ta) tha too Of Waldan'a RlAmm. T.rwT m dlstanoe of II miles. , . for Washington. The power of the Interstate oommaroe commlnaloa has been sustained. Tha nonatltutlnaallt of tha Hepburn rata act baa been sus- lajneo.-- Attorney William F. Herrtn looked displeased when ths railroad's motion for an Injunction was denied, and hur ried out of oourt To the average observer of the flight ythlng la deceptive. To light of a large bird with smaller one Is espeolally so. The compare the f. cormorant of the sea coast seerae to be a slow flier, yet ho does a mile In one minute and 10 seconds. The honey bee seems to travel like a bullet Vet It takes him two minutes to fly one mile. The humming bird does not fly aa fast as many slow-flapping birds of ungainly bulk. The quail .appears to set awav more raoldlv than does tne mallard, out ne does not ao it. A Healthy ramlly. Our whole family has enjoyed good health since we began using Dr. King's New Life Pills, three years ago," says A. Bartlet or Kural Koute l, uuu- ford, Maine. They cleanse and tons the system In a gentle way that does you good. 26c at all druggists. Condor, gas sloop Couch street Nome City, Am. ss ureenwlcn Xn Boute to lVoad dumber. Olympic, Am. bk San Francisco F. 8. Loop, Am. ss flan Francisco W. H. Talbot Am. sch San Francisco Riverside. Am. ss San Francisco Bee, Am. ss San Francisco J. M. Griffith, Am. sen... Man Francisco R. D. Inman, Am. ss Han Francisco South Bay, Am. ss San Francisco nirht struck: Dut back half full of wa ter: beached on mud flats. Sailed at noon, steamer Rose City, for Portland. fialJna Crux. Oct. 8. Sailed Oct 8. steamer Nevadan, for Portland, via San Diego. . lctorla, British Victoria. Oct 8. Arrived, ship Carradale, from Honolulu. Tides at Astoria Sunday wign, :zt m.. s.x feet: 7:43 r. m.. 7.4 feet Low. 1:29 a, m., 0.8 foot; 1:68 p. m., 4.0 feet ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Homer. Captain Dorrls. sailed for San Francisco last night with freight and passengers. The steamer Alliance. Cap Sailed for San Francisco at 10 o'clock last night, carrying several hundred tons of freight and about 60 passengers. The steamer Breakwater, Captain Mac- genn. Is due to arrive here this after noon from Coos Bay. The British ship wynnstay is at the elevator dock to discharge ballast pre paratory to beginning loading wheat for Europe. PORTLAND RECEIVES FIRST STEAMER hi . , LOAD OF OAK LOGS FROM JAPAN VtW i: Northland, Am. ss San Francisco Annie B. Smale, Am. ss Hongkong Benicla, Am. ss can irancisco yjn Koute with Cement and General. Bidart Fr. bit Antwerp Neatafields, Br. sh Hamburg David de Anjers, ft. sn Antwerp Bradloch, Br. bk Antwerp KlUoran, Br. sh Antwerp Jolnvllla, Fr. bk Antwerp Carmanlan, Br. bk Hamburg Rochambeau. Fr. bk Lettn Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Alice. Fr. bk London Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp La Tour de Auvergne, r. dk., Antwerp Armen. Fr. bk Bublin Glen&lvon. Br. bk Antwerp Coal 8hpa En Koute. Fifeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A Bossuet, Fr. bk Newcastle, A. Torrlsdale, Br. sh Newcastle, A Tramp Steamers Sn Boats. Janets, Br. ss.. San Francisco Ye'ddOi Br. ss San Francisco Dnlke Rlckmers, Ger. ss Fusan Thyra, Nor. as Vancouver. B. C King George, Br. ss. ...San Francisoo Queen Helena, Br. ss Hlogo Xa Route ta Ballast to Xjoad Orals. Port Crawford, Br. ah .Callao River Falloch, Br. bk Callao Oregon, Ger. ah .Yokohama den. Faldherbe. Fr. bk Tokohama Merechal de Noallles. Fr. ck.West coaat Homeward Bound, Am. ok. vane v r, a. u. Sainte Anne. Fr. bk. Newcastle. N. S. W. Lydgate, Br. bk Santa Rosalia Sully, Fr. bk Antwerp Criuon, jr. dk ....Antwerp Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk. Hobart K h-J SWUM M BtmW mi w Hrirnn. 177 MENANDWOMEHe Cm Big for saaatarat dleoharsM.liillaamatloBa, lrriutloaa or Bleeradoas f aeqas mbraate, Palalaa. and aot aatrla- ITHE EvANSCHEMMAI Ct, geat er tolwaoiia. or seat la piaia wrafw r,' I by exrM, aravald, (of KA Siaa.arSbotUMSl.Ta. IT Olreolar seat ea tetaasa. and other drner habits are Doiltivelv enred bl HABIT1NA. For hypodennie or Internal use, Bamplesent to any drug habltneAy bTSroa mall Regular prfre 82.00 per bottle at rpnr druggist or by mall in plain wrappe balla Ctaem I C?.- S. LonlaLM U rartlaae. Orates. CHICHESTER'S PILLS W4v THE VlAalOND BRAND, a U4IMI AM year rilla la IU4 ut DoiM. sealed with Taka atfeer. Bmr ef rnr v . Bracalat. AskrcrClfl.Clfka.TEB9l DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, far SSI yon known M Best, Sttet, Alwan RellebM SdtD BY DRUGGISTS VERYWHERE SaaeV aaW ttaU mllltVV Bliaa Klbkoa.X FREE MUSEUM FOR MEN ONLY Ufe-slxe reproductions of the tinman form, Inside and out presenting- a itudy of health and disease in its various phstes and affording educational oppor tunities not found elsewhere. Natural and unnatural conditions are here illustrated by life-size models to your understanding better in five min utes than books or doctors could de scribe in five years. This Museum, worth going 100 miles to see, occupies an entire room to itself, is absolutely free to the public, and you are cordially in vited to visit it. Our medical offices and treatment rooms are on the same floor, though separated from the museum by a large hall, so that there is no confusion or publicity; parties desiring to consult us can do so in strict privacy and free of charge. OUR CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE AND OUR CURES GUARANTEED OUR FEE JTor a oomplete cure In any simple nav complicated case. We cure Weakness of Men, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Nervous Debil ity, Blood and Skin Diseases, Sores, Ulcers, Swollen Glands, Kidney, Bladder and Rectal Diseases, Prostate Gland Disorders, and all Con tracted Special Diseases of Men. Men make no mistake when they come to us. We give you the results of long experience, honest, conscientious work, and the best service that money can buy. If you are ailing, consult us. Medicines furnished in our private laboratories from $1.50 to $5 a coarse. If you cannot call, write for self-examination blank. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily. Sundays, 9 to 12 only. OREGON MEDICALINSTITUTE B91H Morrison Ert, Between Tonrtfc and wifth, VorUaad. Oay $5.00 Leon Blum, Fr. bk.. Finland, Rus. sh . . . Magdalene, Ger. bk. Alexander Iaenberg. Thiers, Fr. bk Blarrlts, Fr. bk. Creasington, It. sh.. Latimer. Br. sh. ... Francois, Fr. bk. . . Ger. Hobart . .. . .Guayaquil Acaquleo bk. .Honolulu Belfast San Francisco Callao Callao San Francisco - - 1 . ; 'j J- I V ' X- - S :ci XX' k.-!j . l . - v.v'::r-V;V-,- 4 ; ? i; A Longshoremari Dumping Log rrcm Steamer Into Pood at Foot of Hull Street. The Japanese steamer mkul liars, which arrived here during the weak froca Hakodate, Japan, brought tha first entire eergo of hardwood ever Imported te the Pactfte coaat f rota the erica. The ektpmeat anaasvrce l.JftO.Oe t and meavae a great deal te Portland ta I hat It marks the opening ef a new In dustry, that ef the manufacture of hardwood finishing lumMr. A second ra'-eoL einaUv larre. la aew la transit and a-oail arrl sphere, aboat. Zca9-I ber 1. The cargo la consigned te the Paclfte Lumbar a Mannfacturlag comraar. aad will be tornad late merchantable mater lal as rapidly aa the capacity of the new mill will porwilt A bo at -4S haads will be employed and It la expected tm dis pose ef the eutpnt all eieng be ecast aad a ts lnta the lntarlor where frelsHt rates wUl r-rmll of eewipetttto ef east ern eea. The cere yoat rratT4 Kore la. thTfnr. the epeeilng wedev ef what la expected te preve e preawaeaU. tae- tor In the city's Industrial affairs. C B. S ten eon. be seured the oerfe la Japaa. bae rust retanwi ay war of Vancouver. B. C-, and be says the lege were plaood on board the steamer wltk enesieferanle dlffiewlty, eiaee the tafautd ef Hekkaide Is a ratner d espials rpot with bet three harbors er mm to il.lp pleg ef any anagattada. The reealt waa that tne ige had) te be recHv4 ta tfce ry see. Japaneee eampaa bb tewlrg t )) exit ta email rafts eewtalstn freaa set 4 lege, . . -j . . ... "C. Gee Wo The Well-Kaeera BellabU CHINESE Boot aad Herb 1 . Has made a life study of study la giving to the world his herbs aad In that roots and discovered and onderrul euro. Te agereery, Polsoas er Drags TJeed Be Cares Wltbeet Operatioa es With oat the Aid ef a Knife. Guarantee to cure Catarrh. Asthma. Long. Throat Rheumatism. Nervous ness, Nervous Debility, Stomach. Liver. Klndey Troubles; also Loet Manhood. Female Weakness and all Private Die- A SURE CANCER CURE rest Baseti id freaa rekta. Chi a a gara. ara aa BeUable. XT TOTJ ARK AFFLICTED DO NT D LAT UELATI A Ra. DANOEROua If roe cannot ralL write for eveinten blank and circular, lactone) 4 eeata la Stan pa. CONSULTATION FREE The C One w Catnex stedletae Oev lUli nret St, Cor. Morris. Portland. , " orttra. Plaaee Mantla Tale "7 S3 Mly Off (irk 0 mm While I might with equal success turn my attention to the cure of all bodily ailments, I feel safer In confining my practice to the diseases that have claimed my entire time aad energy In mastering for the past SB years. My methods of treating men are a result of my own study and experience. They are the methods that have made me a successful specialist and are practiced by no physician other than myself. MY FEE IS $10 You Can Pay Whefj Well Za Any Uncomplicated Oase. Improper treatment of contraoted dis eases can easily bring loas of power. An examination reveals this very cause In a large portion of the cases of weak ness. Lingering Inflammation center ing in the prostrate gland Is 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 core every contracted disease I treat The remedies I employ are known te myself alone, and no other physician haa yet produced equally prominent and thorough cures. Varicocele, Sydreeele, arpeejfle Bleed Poison, riles aad trlctare are tacladed ta the list efdieeaaee I emre. Why My Cures Are Lasting Because the methods I employ meet even the most minute details of thoae ailments to which they apply and are readily modified to meet the require ments of individual eases. Because my treatment Is ample, scieatlfio and thor ough, my cures are oomplete and last ing, and my patlenta have no relapses, for the same reason X am usually able to cure In much leas time than Is com monly required In obtaining but par tial results. Weakness So long aa physicians continue along the old lines of treatment of thla dis order, men will continue to be dls eppointed time aad again In their ef forts to obtain a cure. I have found that disorders entirely looal are re sponsible for prematureness, lose of f ower, etc, and that there Is not- even he elightest possibility of obtaining a cure through use of Internal remedies. My treatment Is directed toward the removal of all abnormal conditions throughout the organs Involved, and I do not fall in a single Instance to re store eomplete and permanent activity of all the functions. Z offer ooassltatloa free either at my efflee or by man,, and am always glad to render any advice that may be help ful. All eorrespoadeaoe strictly aoafl-dentlal. SB. TAiXOB, The Trading yerrfaUs. Remember, I am treating f'ou fairly. I am not tak ng one cent from, you until ?ou are perfectly satisfied hat you are positively and permanently cured. Teit cave paid others for their failures; you pay me for your POSITIVE and PER MANENT CCR& All my forme of treat ment have been perfected along the llnea of nature e requiremente and are la ex act harmony with the nat. ural recuperative force. Therefore my eurae are painless, prompt aad ther on ah. My advice Is eon fined entirely to diseases peculiar to men, aad 1 cure them aU. FREE COINSUUTATIOIN To thoes tn doubt as te their true condition who wish te avoid the serloua results that may follow segleet,-1 offer free consult tlon and advice, either at aay office or through correspondence, if your ease Is one eX the few that has reached an Incurable stage, I will not accept It for treatment nor will I urge my service spoa aay one. I treat curable eases only, and euro all cases I treat The DR. TAYLOR Co. 23-4& Morrison Street, Portland. Oregon Mouras-lQ AnZVl.' to Q FVVU Sundays, lOtot - V