THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND II ON' DAY1 E
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FOG OVER RIVER
Diamond 0 Has Hole in Hull
as Result of Striking Bar
Icno Aground at Mo6ks
Bend. - - ' .
F05 which closed In thickly on the
river Into Saturday afternoon was re
Fponvble for two steamers going
usround, one of 'which, the Diamond O,
had a hole (stove in her hull, although a
poft patch placed on It made It possi
ble tor the steamer to continue her
work after ' she was hauled into '.deep
icr again. . ' ' . - ,
While engaged in towing an oil barge
down the river late Saturday afternoon
t lie Diamond O struct- the- Postofflce
baf breakwater off the head of Sauvlo's
in. land, going .about two thirds acrosB
flie breakwater joefore ; she , hung ; fast
The banjo went on across, being: of,
lighter draft ; and was not damaged.
The Diamond O remained'5 on the
breakwater., until yesterday , afternoon
when the steamers Cascades, Weown
and Ottawa fastened onto her. to give
her a pull. Just at the top of the tida
the tug McCracken appeared and hooked
onto the stranded steamer and with the
aid of her own power the foiif boats
managed to pull her off. She had a
hole stove under her boiler, but a, soft
patch was placed over' that and ' she
continued on her way down the river
with the barge.: : ' '
At about the same time the Diamond
P. went on the breakwater the steamer
lone, on the Washougal run, -went
ground at Mock's bend. The steamer
Georgia Burtoit went down yesterday
and took off the freight from the lone,
amounting to about 60 tons. The Cas
cades arrived down there at about 1
o'clock In the afternoon Just as "the
freight was off and with the aid of the
r.urton, pulled the lone off Jnst beforo
high tide. 1 : . .
XKW RUN 1-XU ri'RKKA.
Jay Be Sent to San Francisco After
i Being Overhauled. .
At the offices of the North Pacific
Steamship company It was stated this
morning that the steamer Eureka,
Tvieh Is now tied up : at St. Johns,
w-nere she is being given a thorough
overhauling, will be placed On another
run withlfi a very short time, and that
in a day or two It will be known defi
nitely what porta she will make. , It is
said,- 'however, that she will probably
pro on one Of the southern '-runs out of
t-tin Francisco. . It is expected that she
will be overhauled . In three or , four
days. 4 Sinoe being; replaced on the
Kureka. run by the steamer Allianc it
has iw?en reported that she would be
tied up permanently, but officials of
the company here say that there Is noth
ing to the report.
STEAM I :R OX WAYS.
Inland -Knipire Not So Badly I)ara
aged as First Reported.
Captain 'V. S. Buchanan," general" su
purintendant of the Open River Trans
portation company, who returned this
morning from a trip up the river as far
as Lewiston, cava that the Steamer In-
Five BolIars Bos
The Price Cut No Figure With Him.
"I" want to say for the benefit of
some poor dyspeptic that Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets will give comfort . and
a cure every time' " Five dollars a box
would not stop my purchasing them
should. I ever suffer a rain as I did for
wt?;& wiuns udiiis nicui.- , t,
"The one 50 cent box I bought at
my druggist s did the work and my di
gestion iB' all right again.' . ".
"f.iany of my neighbors have , also
' tried these tablets and found them to
tbe Just as represented and Mr. EUms
slfto wants me to use his name In In-
. aorstr.g Btuart s , dyspepsia xaDieta".. .
a Signed. - '
A P.ltm and fhnu V tttir.T.tl.
; ' Asst. Postmaster, ..
; 1 H " vBouth Stidbury, Mass.
Mrs. Ja," Barton of Toronto, Canada,
writes: "ot 18 months I suffered from
what I supposed was bladder and kid"
' nejt trouble, and took medicine " from
three different . doctors, without J any
ign of cure. I - felt so ill at last 1
was hardly able to do my work. 1 ;
"I. thought I would try a box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and see 'if
they would make me feel better, never
really thinking p had dyspepsia, but
after only vthre or four ; tablets had
been taken all the acid trouble disap
peared and then I discovered 1 had had
acid dyspepsia, while the doctors had
teen treating me for kidney and blad
iler trouble and one of them treated me
for rheumatism, ...
"My digestion is fine, my complexion
clear and 1 am able to do my work
and low spirits are unknown to me. '
"I am thankful for finding a cure so
rood and so pleasant to take as Stuart's
1 vrp psla .Tablets, I am surprised at
the change tbey , have made in me." ,
All druggists 'e 11 and reepmmend
Plunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets because they
rontain only the simple natural digestive-
and taken after meals prevent
nrhiitr and cause prompt digestion and
aFimilation of food. -v - , t fi
J'hysli Lans everywhere indorse them
. Uik.i ,r. ,aa. ftir..iu-c)nlj
a (or tt adult; they are invaluable
f r tour ftotn.ich, nervous dyapepsia,
I . irtii.irn. ran on stomach and bowels
nj cvriy furm of ctomach derangement
land Empire, which went aground at
the head of Anchor Canyon, last Tues
day. nulled tmt mtn the WS7S. at
Celllo last night She was not so bad
I ly damaged as was at first thought, he
jsays, and she will be in operation again
I within five or six days. In the mean
time the steamer Twin Clues is run
ning in her place. ,
ItrCORD KOCD TRIP.
Captaia MooreBlieves H Made One
DotwMn Linnton and Montet-ejr.
What il considered by Captain Moore
to be a record round trip for an oil
tanker was the one made by the Roee
crans, Of the Associated Oil company's
fleet on her last voyage from Linnton
to Monterey and back. She made the
trip in six days and eight hours. The
J. A Chanslor of the same fleet recently
made what was said to be a record
round trip from Linnton to San Fran
cisco, tut as Monterey is 18 hours far
ther steaming, Captain Moore says that
he thinks he has at least en.ua.led that
record, if ' not , surpassed- it :. Captain
Moore says that he never saw so few
vessels as on the last trip. The Rose
crane arrived at Linnton at 8 o'clock
last night with 18,000 barrels of oil.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria, Dec II Arrived at 7:30 a.
m steamer Nehalem, from San Fran
cisco. Arrived. at 8 and left up at 8:15
a. m., steamer Col., E. L. Drake, from
Ban Francisco. . . . 1 , x ' :' V';-;V" ;
Astoria, Doc U.Arrlvcd 1 at ' 8 and
left up at 8:80 a. m., steamer Break
water, from Coos Bay.' Arrived at 8
and left up at 9- m., steamer Roanoke,
from Ban Diego and. way ports. Bailed
at J a. m., schooner Lyman D. Foster,
for New Zealand. Arrived at 10 and
left up at 11:30 a. m., steamer Rose
crana, . from San Francisco, galled at
2.30 ; p. m. steamer Alliance, for Coos
Bay. ; ; v. "' "'. '.v.-. . ,-. ,;:
San Francisco Dec il. -Sailed at I a.
m steamer Geo. W. Elder, for Ban
Diego. Arrived at 8 m steamer Rose
City, from Portland; at a. rn,, steamer
Bear, from Ban Pedro. Sailed at 6 p.
m., British steamer Quito, for Port
land. . -' . ,i , -r' : " X .
San Pedro, Dec. IL Baited, schooner
Sehome, for Columbia river. .
Astoria, Dec. 12.-Condltlon at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth;
wind east eight miles; weather, clear.
Tides at Astoria Tuesday High
water, 9:55 a, m.. 8.9 feet; 11:10 p. m.,
8.5 foot; low -water. 3:40 a. m 2.7 feet;
:4S"p. 0.1 feet
; ALONG THE WATERFRONT. V
The British steamer Strathflllan. Can-
tain MacPhee, shifted this morning from
the elevator dock to Alblna dock. She
Is scheduled to sail next Friday for the
orient with 6000 tons of wheat, flour and
lumber. Her 1 floor consignment will
consist of about 6O00 tons.
Laden with lumber for San Francisco.
the uteamer Bvea will leave down from
the Inman-Poulsen mills -tonight and
the steamer Shoshone wllj drop down
the stream from Bt Helens to Oak Point
to complete-her lumber cargo for the
iiay .City, - -i ; .- -v:
with patisengcrs , and t reigbl, the
steamer R9anoke, Captaia- Dunham, ar
rived at 6 o'clock last night from San
Francisco, 4an Pedro and San Diego.
Sho made a particularly good run this
trip.'- ; . ' ' -V; ,
I. W. "W. Brown took formal charge
as agent at Couch street dock this morn
in?, relieving Charles O. Stimpson, who
will return ta Everett In a, few days
to engage in the lumber business, Mr,
Brcwn saya that In the few days he has
been here he has taken a great liking to
Portland. He was for several years
connected with the Pacific Coast Steam
ship line and comes here from San
Francisco. : -. - - . .
With a large amount of freight, in
cluding 200 tons of, coal, the steamer
Breakwater, Captain Macgeon. arrived
yesterday afternoon from Coos Bay. -.
Dafljr Rlrer Reading.
: 8:00 a, m. 120th meridian time.
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STATIONS.
Lewiston .........
Itlparia ...........
Umatilla ..... .v. ,
fSiigone . . . . ... ,.,
Harri8burg .......
Albany . . ... . '..,
Salem ............
WilHonville .......
Portland
24 8.3 0.7
30 4.0 0.2
25 1.2 0
10 8.00,1
18 3.70.9
,20 7.3 0.9
20 8.81.0
37 11.81.8
15 1 0.8
Indications rise. In river. Minus sign
shows fall. , ' . '
River forecast The "Wlllarriette river
at Portland will steadily fall for the
next few days. . -
, MARINE INTELLIGENCE. . ,
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Bernlar lnrs Due to Arrlvs.
Breakwater, Coos Bay,.. . rea 18
Roanoke. San Pedro. .......... .Dec. 25
Golden Gate, Tillamook...... ...Dec. 12
Bear, San Pedro v. .Dec. 14
Alliance. Eureka. 3... Dec 15
Sue 11. Elmore, Tillamook Dec. 17
Geo W. Elder. San Diego .r.... Dec. 18
Rose Citv, San Francisco ......Dee. 19
Beaver, San Pedro .......Dec, 24
. Bernlar Liners Doe to Depart .
S je H. Elmore, Tillamook. ..... .Dec. 13
Bneakwater, Coos Bay,,.. Dec. 13
Beaver, San Pedro. ............ .Dec. 1.1
Golden Gate, Tillamook ........ Dec 14
Roanoke, Ban Pedro ....Dec 14
Alliance, Eureka ...Dec 17
Bear. San Pedro .......... v... Dec 18
George W, Elder. San Pedro. .. , .Dec 21
RoBe City, San Pedra. .Dec 23
Teasels in Port.
St Nicholas, Am. sch. . . . . . , . . . .Astoria
Jane L. Stanford. Am. bktn. . .. , . . ..
, . , . .Port. Drydocks
Micheiet T. dk, ."..worth Hank
Inveravon. Br. ah ;..Coal Bunkers
Strathflllan, Br. es. .Alblna
Pierre Antonlne, Fr. bk.;.i . .i". .Astoria
Frieda, Ger. bk...i. v.......... .'.Linnton
Beaver, Am. ss. . . ... ...... , .Ainsworth
Hazel Dollar, r.; as. . . .rort nur. Co.
Buffon, Fr. bk. .... . i ...... .O. R. & N.
Fk-ottiBh Moor, Br. s. ........... .Mersey
Omoga, Ger. bk. ......... N. P. Lbr. -Oi.
Goldbek, Ger bk. ... . ,. , ... ; . , :Prescott
Canneblere, Fr. bk,, . . . .Montgomery 2
Olenholm. Br, bk ......Montgomery 2
Berlin. Am. sch , .Gob'e
.Tabes Howes, Am. at h. . . ... . .Astoria
Bt. Francis. Am. eh.......... . .Astoria
Claverdon. Br, shf.J, , .Prescbtf
Virginia, Am. sch...;'., ....... .Rainier
Thiers. Fr. ah... -.-...Astoria
Shoshone,. Am. ss, ., . . . -i ..Oak Point
Kumeric, nr. ss. , . . .Eastern Avestern
EUerbek. Ger. bk. .............Linnton
Schurbek, Ger. bk. ............ . Linnton
PoltaUoch, Br. sh. ....St Helens
En Boats With Cems&t sad Oaneral.
Amiral Cornulier, Fr. bk...... Antwerp
Bayard, Fr. bk. .Glasgow
Claus. Ger. sh. . . . . . ; . . , ... ...Hamburs
David d Anglers, Fr. bk. .... .Hamburg
Marecnat ae uasiries, t. Da.,,,t.Tyne
Wllhelmlne, Ger. sh.. . ... ...... Antwerp
Luzon, , Am sch Redondo
En Boats With CoaX
Col. de Villebols Mareuil.
Fr. bk . Newcastle. N. 8. ' vf.
' Man Electrocuted In Bathtub. ,
- (TJnlted Piths Leaned Wliw.t
Stockton, CaL, Dec 12. Eckley Hall,
a contractor, is dead at his home here
aa the result of an electric shock re
celved while taking a bath. Hall was
standing in tho bathtub. It is believed.
end reached up to turn on the electric
light .The water in the tub connecting
with the discharge pipe formed a short
circuit and the full 240 volts of the
ystewf-weTe-takri'throTjgh--ttlr''boay,
Death was instantaneous.
Sheridan district has 880 schpol chlV
dren, a gain of ,1 7 la a year.
CITY RESPONSIBLE"
FOR B0:.'D ISSUES,
U vLAilO 'UKANI
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(Continued from Tae One)
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oressea a comoiumauun 10 me request-
ing an opinion upon the legality of the
bonds issued by the ci'ty of Portland
known as 'Improvement bonds' and you
particularly desired advice upon the
question as to whether or not said
bonds were a direct obligation of the
city. V;. ... . ;- .
'The bonds In question were formerly
Issued under What was commonly known
as the Bancroft Bonding act, now con
tained in sections 2727. to 27S5 of Bel
linger and CottoVs code, as amended by
the laws of 1905 and 1907, but are now
issued under . tha)'provlsions of section
383 of the charter, which provisions, are
substantially -tu same as the Bancroft
-v v Bancroft Aet Sustained. ' ;
'The legality of the-Bancroft act was
sustained by the supreme court of this
state In Ladd vs. Gamble, 35 Or.- 893;
Stratton vs. Oregon City, 85 Or. 409.
Answering the second question, as
to whether, or not the bonds lsaued by.
virtue Of said bondlna provisions of the
charter are a direct obligation of the
city, will say this precise question nas
been decided by the supreme court of
the state of Oregon In Avery vs. Jov.
Or. 520, H where Mr. Justice Beans,
speaking for the court said:
' As a general rule, when the logisla-i
ture authorizes a municipality to con-'
tract a debt, and issue bonds therefor.
It is to be inferred that It Intended to
authorize v the' payment of such onds
out of the money raised J by general
taxation, unless there Is something- In
the act Itself," or some general limita
tion upon the power of taxation, which
repels such an inference; and although
a special tax or fund may be provided.
the bondholder's remedy I not limited
to such tax or fund, unless it is pro
vided that the bonds shall not be paid
In any other way. : The bonds.; when
issued, become a debt of the corpora
tion, for which Vit is primarily , liable,
and for any balance due thereon after
the application of the, special fund the
holders are entitled to payment out of
the general fund of the corporation.
In United States vs. County of Clark,
9 U. B. 211, the county had subscribed
for stock of a , railroad company,, and
Issued Its bonds in payment therefor
pursuant to the law which authorized
the levy of a special tax to pay them,
"not exceeding one twentieth of one pe'
cent upon the assessed value of taxable
property for. each year, bo t contained
no provision that only the fund so de
rived should be applied to their pay
ment On the, application for a writ
of mandamus iby the holders : of the
bonds to compel the clerk of the county
to draw a warrant on the county treas
urer, payable from the general fund of
the county, for the balance due on the
bonds after the application of the pro
ceeds or a special tax the court held
that the bonds were debts of the county
as ruuy aa any other liability, the sue
clal tax being merely an additional pro
vision for their payment and for any
balance remaining due thereon of either
prinolpal or Interest, after the arrilica
tion of the proceeds of the sbeciaf tax.
the holders were entitled to payment
out oi me g-enerai rund of the county,
act . , r . ,
Boston Bond Question,
"In Lowell vs. Boston. Ill Mass1. -40.
15 Atrv Rep. 39, the supreme court of
Massachusetts, In speaking .of bonds
whlcltthe city of Boston was authorized
to issue by an act of the legislature to
enable it to raise funds to be' loaned
to individuals to aid them In rebuild
Ing that portion of the city destroyed
by fire In November, 1872, which act
estaDiisnea a sinking fund for the cav
ment of such bonds, to consist of all
premiums on - the sale- of bonds above
their par -value, no all receipts of ln-
tarest on loans made -over and above
the Interest paid on such bonds, and of
all payments of the loans made under
tha authority of the act. said
The Issue of the bonds by the eltv.
whatever brovlsion may be made for
their redemption - involves the possible
and not . improbable consequence -of a
i.euoKBiiy io proviae. ior weir payment
by the city. ; The right to Incur-the
oDiigauon- implies the right to raise
money Dy Taxation ror payment of the
bonds, or, what is equivalent the right
io levy a tax ior the purposes for
which the fund Is to be raised by
means of the bonds so authorized.' To
the same purport Is State vs. Milwau
kee, ,25 wis. 122; Parsons vs. City of
Charleston, 1 Hughes, 282, Fed. Cas,
No.10,774, Knox County Court va rTnltwi
States, 109 U. S. 229, '8 Sup.. Ctl Rep.
131; United States vs. Kew Orleans, 98
U. 8. 381. 'Indeed. aS was aald hrtir
Justice Field In the case last cited.
Jt is always to be assumed in the
absence of clear restrictive provisions,
mat wnen me legislature grants- to a
HE VENT FISHING
r ON THE ICE
And It nearly resulted in a tatnut
But read about the New England deputy
sheriff " - , ..
Winsted, Conn.. Aur.1 1. 110. .
Mr. W. H. Llpplncott,
Shi uuver bid?.. '
Pittsburg; Pa.' '
Dear Sir. Referring to the nf
Deputy Sheriff NeWclty of this place,
ui wnora j. wroie you, I today called
upa him and found him greatly im
proved. As you know, he is the man
who put me next to this treatment, an n
had practically cured him of a severe
case or unght s disease about the time
I, began taking It Late In March h.
went fishingr on the ice and contracted
a . severe cold and during the Illness
which ensued his trouble returned. The
family physician was called. H rr
steadily worse until about two weeks
ago. The doctors saldwhe had only a
short time to live. He was badly swol
len ana uname to retain nourishment
At that time I Induced his sister (un
known, to the doctor) to put hira back
on the Renal Compound. . The result
was marvelous. The bloat is all gone,
the kidneys are much better, his heart
action is now fine, eyes clear and gain,
ing' In strength daily. His worst trou
ble now is that his stomach is weak and
he cannot retain food. I understand
the company furnishes a pamphlet glv
fng advice as to the treatment of severe
cases. Will you kindly send It to met
I met. his doctor recently and he said
he did not understand what Was keep
ing Newcity, alive. But I know and
firmly believe if h continues It he
will fulty recover his strength. 1 i
Regarding my own case I never .feit
better in my life than I do today. As
you know la3t December my physician
said I ynly had a Jihbrt time to live. I
have never lost a day's time from my
business, ; but have used, the treatment
faithfully and restricted my diet and
now consider myself in normal: health.
Yours very truly, E. J. PRATT.
With death pertain under the ortho
dox treatment what excuse can there
be for not glylng patients and their
families the hope of recovery that Is of
fered by the simple addition of .Fulton's
Kenal Corjpoutfll to the heart, toic and
elimlnatlVtt prescrlptiona.that the doctor
is now giving without hope, f There is
no conflict, it being bo mild that a child
ra Tf"tker ma riy'lrvtrig-rercitprcij. "'"Fly
ing full in the face of the text book
in Christendom, we declare chronic kid
ney disease - now curable in a majority
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Kity tha power .to create a debt, l in-.rosed of by the films method. i
ItmdS'th&t tbe city shall pay It. andj The $15(0 in cash found in the Rpart--i
jlat payment shall not be left to its'nrat occupied by Smith, the police say, I
Mnrtr or rfftflsnre. WhHn. therefore, r -mrpsent .n th .rufpr amount nf mfinpv I
t;)Wer contract a debt Is conrerred secured by the Rale of the filings.. !
il. must be held that a corresponding! Whether the bullion -was removed!
Slower of providing for .its payment is .from the Humboldt's vaults while the!
itlso conferred. The latter is Implied ,issel was at sa or after she arrived
i,t the rant of the former and sucn
Implication cannot be overcome except
ly, express' words excluding it
.'-; ' City Xa Besponsibla, ' 1
' ""Now, in this case there are no ex-
thelmpllcation that thetonds to be
sued for waterworks may be paid out
contrary, it clearly " appears that the I
provision of the charter making water
rates applieuble to the payment of the
bonds . was only Intended as an addi
tional provision fof the payment of the
proposed new debt and not as a denial
to the bondholders of the right to re
sort to the ordinary ' revenues from
which payment of the debts of the city
is made. It does not, in express terms,
or. by Implication, import that ; they
were thereby to be precluded from look
ing to the city for the payment of the
debt. By the terms of theact author-t
izing the tonds : it is expressly pro
vided that the city shall "be held and
considered in substance and effect to
undertake, and' Dromise. in consideration
of the premises,, to pay to the bearVr of
each of the said bonds, at the expiration
of uch time as the council shall pre
scribe, not exceeding 20 years, the sum
named therein, in gold coin of the
United States, together ; with, interest
thereon in like gold coin "at the rate'.jof
per cent per annum, payable half
yearly as provided N saidf coupons-'he
plain import of ti; language Is. that
tho city is to become primarily liable
for the payment of the bonds issued by
it and nothing in the language of the
charter In any-respect affects this' pri
mary liability. The bonds, when issued,
will create a debt of the "pity as fully
as another liability, for the payment of
which the property of its inhabitants
may be subject to taxation.
"The charter authorizes the city to
issue -said bonds' and does jiot provide
that , they shall be payable out ' of a
special fund only. You are therefore
advised that in my opinion these bonds
are a direct obligation of the city of
Portland.. .. -., .... . .v ;
Belles ' on Special Fu id. . ,
Tn your communication yon also re
quest my opinion " concerning the - ad
yantagw i lf vj any, -f the Portland
impromnent bonds over similar bonds
of the states of Washington and of Cali
fornia, Owing to the pressure, of busi
ness I am unable to make any extended
examination into the particular features
of the California bond. I did, however.
make, a thorough . examination of the
bonds Issued under the statutes of the
state of Washington, These bonds speci
fically provide that they shall be paid
out of a special fund only. The holder
of the bonds must look to the special
fund exclusively and If that fund should
fall he has no means of recovery against
the general fond of the state. You will
readily see' the superior advantages of
the Portland bond over the Washington
bond.
-in conclusion ; I " might add that
Messrs. Story, Thorndyke, j Palmer A
Dodge of Boston, Mass, who are classed
among the eminent bond authorities
of the United States, have recently
passed upon ' this'' precise . question in
accordance with this opinion. t ., ,
"Very respectfully yours, ' v
"FRANK S. GRANT.
"City Attorney,;
JURISDICTION OF BULLION
(Continued from Page One.)
alleged theft They helped dispose, of
the bullion,-the officers - assert, f--
Both the' Woodsons were subjected to
a cross examination today by Captain
of Detectives Wall and it Is reported
they confessed. , Efforts to wring a con
fession from Smith and the woman ar
rested with have failed,
'it Is the tneory of the police that the
entire ' amount of bullion stolen ' from
fie Humboldt to hidden here and a sys-
nmatio canvass of local safety aepostt,
kaults will be mads.. The police say
that only J2000 worth had been dls
get th- oxanrnt- a-wats,
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branch store Morrison and West Park
8tst Woodard, Clark Drug Co., -
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marvelous. Blighted lives, blasted hope, weakened systems and nervous
wrecks have bees safely and promptly eared by our method. We have
evolved a system of treatment that is a powerful and determined medici
nal corrective, where man's characteristic energies have become weak-,
ened and debilitated, either through excess. Indiscretions or the result,
t neglected or Improperly treated diseases. , . . ?
i BT TlffB r.ATTST ABTD BEST ntrr0X)8 ' VTB TO ' TrT
CtTBIirt, Ri AVO-YITAT, OBBTilTT. TAXIOOS- lt, HTT Ot - T-S,
B-OOD ABTD BTtlW IBS83, KIDKET AWD PTO'D.
TTLCuas, Bovrn, pAiNywi, swei,iw?3, BTisri(j. rrc-'. a.o
INI'tAM-aiATIOjr. NEHTOUSISESH. LOS3 Of ITBttttTH At, JTTTiy
ITT AKD ALT. COaXBACTIO rIS0BDE8 OB VXJS. '
Men, If In Trouble) Consult Us
We have asded to oar office equipment for the "benefit ef jancji '
OBXT, A rKi of Ataaoray and gallery of s entiflo wosdars.
MAS. know thyself. Life ise models ninstiratlng' the mysteries ef xnaa.
showing the body la health and disesie and maay avtaral subjects,
Men maHe no mistake when they come to ns. We give you the re
mits of loijg experience, honest conscientious work, sad the best service
that money can buy. If you are ailing, consult us. Medicines furnished
in our private laboratory from 11.10 o 88.60 a oourse, t -
- If you cannot call, write, tot seif-examinatioa blank. Hours. ' I m.
to 8 p. m. daily. Sundays, 8 to 11 only. . .. N . "
OREGON Til EblCSL71NSTlT0Tfi"
231 H EOESrsOJf ET, BST. rOTTBTK ABB BZTTH, BCtZASTB, CB.
j, settle will materially affect the
octlon of the police in prosecuting the
prisoners. Local authorities communi
cated with the northwestern' police to
cay to ascertain if possible,, when the
alleged robbery occurred.
ThA tnn Knnilnm In all nrnVinWMfv
is-,viI, be lrled here on lflts serioua
cv,argea than .that of grand larceny, the
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CUPID" LOSING GBOUiJD
IN WASHINGTON CITY
(Special PlsHtch to The ionrnal.) 1
' Dayton,, Wash., Dec. 12. Although
the county auditor's fee book shows
that 67 marriage licenses have been-issued
here this year. Cupid is losing
ground here- The record of .divorces
in the clerk's office 'Indicates that 40
divorces have been granted In Colum-
.bla , county, Of marriages there has
been a 10- per eent decrease from last
year, while divorces have' been -more
numerous- by the same ratio.; The. little
god of love therefore has "lost out" In
Columbia .. county -this ; year. -.; The mar
riage record shows that a disposition
to marry young exists here while the
divorce records show that with five ex
ceptions .women' are the plaintiffs In
untying affairs. Desertion and non
support, constitute grounds for 80 . per
cent of the divorce actions in Dayton.
PORTLAND AD CLUB
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Officers to serve during 1911 will be
elected at the weekly luncheon of the
Portland Ad club to be served at noon,
Wednesday, at the Oregon GrilL On the
program for short talks are me fol
lowing. J
C. W. Hodson. of the Fred A. Jacobs
company; C M. Idleman, lawyer; Lewis
The ding' Specialist ;
The failure of others to cure
you does not prove your case in
curable. I -, hava cured cases . of
men's aliments that had time af
ter time baffled medical effort
and as often been pronounced past
relief. - The reasons for this is
that my understanding of ail
ments of men Is complete and ac
curate and my treatment directed
accordingly. If others have failed.
It is. to your best interests to at
least consult me. . - , ' ' . ;.;
Y COlf STDXTATIOU Z US - t
' Ailing . and suffering men or
those suffering from any contract
ed ailments should call on me at
once. I make absolutely - NO
CHARGE! for a friendly talk and
my. advice will'1 be valuable,
whether treatment Is begun or not
Writs if you cannot call. : J v
ltT ;. COKES v ABB THOSOVOB
' . ASH P&OKFT. ,
Z wm Walt for My V Vntfl Ton
Are WeU. -v-.,
If you cannot call, write for di
agnosis chart My ; office ' are
open all day from 9 a. m. to 8 p.
m., and Sundays from 10 to 1.
The Dr. Taylqr Co.
834 WJOBBtSOW STKEET,' OOi
BXB BEOOJS0, FO-X-IU. OB.
MEM
frvm
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II. I-' .id, -of the Coin machine manu
Jacturing company; 11. F, Joslin. The
following ticket has been recommended
by the nominating committee with
three memebrs of the executive com
mittee to be chosen:
President. Georce T. Atchlpy.'D. O.
Lively, C. B. Merrick, D. N. Mosessohn.
First rice-president C C Chapman.
L-- Samuel, TL XS. Standish, '.
Second Vice-president A. C ClArk.
F. L .Gollehur, J. F. Larson, C. H.
Moore.
Secretary-Treasurer. TL W. Johnston.
Executive Committee. C E. Arms,
Phil Bates, C. F. Eers.'L A. Colton,
H. W. Little, C, A. "Whitemore, W. D.
Wheelwright. T. B. Wilcox.
There's No Rio!;
If This " Medicine Docs Net Ben
efit Ypu Pay Nothing.
4 . , -,. ...
A physician who made a specialty of
stomach 1 troubles, particularly dyspep
sia, after years of study, perfected the
formula from which Rexa 11 Dyspepsia
Tablets are made. ,
Our -experience -with Rcxall Dyspepsia
Tablets leads us to believe them to be
the greatest remedy known for the re
lief of scut indigestion, and chronic
dyspepsia.. Tholr ingredients are sooth
ing' and healing to the Inflamed mem
branes of the stomach. They are rich
in pepsin, one of the greatest digestive
aidsknown to medicine. The relief
they afford is almost immediate Their
use with persistency and regularity for
a short time brings about a 'cessation
of the pains caused by stomach, dis
orders. ." ,( i.. .
Rexail Dyspepsia Tablets will insure
healthy appetite, aid digestion and pro
mote nutrition. As evidence of our sin-
Were faith in Rexail Dyspepsia Tablets,
we ask you to try them at our risk. If
they do not give, you entire satisfaction
we will return you the money you paid
us for them, without question or for-,
mallty. They come, in three sizfis, prices
25 cents, 60 cents and f 1.00. Remem
ber1, yon can obtain them only at the
Owl Drug Co., Inc., corner Seventh and
Washington streets. 1 '
iTH i
srsTra: or
MAN BUILDING
i-:.:'.V'..';: t Ti:.".Ts,".::ri - ...
T.S.-
TB birCIAIST WHO CO-XS
Do not allow money ' .matters to
keep you from getting - well We
charge nothing to prove our methods
will cure you.' - Our guarantee NO
MONTBY REQUHIED UNTIL SATIS
FIED -IS your absolute protection
Consultation, examination and , medi
cines free, o-;--.;- ';.' v-, j.
IrTUCTED UXBTt berore treating
elsewhere, honestly toTestigate oar
provwa methods. 1 You. will then under
stand how easily we - cure VAUlCO-sB
VEXNS, BTYDaOCEUG, BPidPTC
BU)OD TOlSOn, NEB.VO-VITAL DE.
EIUTf, OESTBi'TOTIOJTS, P09TAT
rtJ, BLAD5EB and BIB-XT tronbles.
corarraAOTKO ailments, i Btmro,
B- CS, sad AH &-CXA Bdseases.
What you want is a cure. Come
to us and get. it Once under our
treatment - you will quickly realize
how simple a thing it is to get well
In the hands of a specialist who
knows his business. Our . cures add
not only years to life, but life . to
years. Office hours daily 9 to 6.
Evenings, 7 to 8. Sundays, 10 to L
dr; green co.
Spa Washington st, Portland, Or. .
GUARANTEED CURES
IF YOU ARE CURABLE
Men and WcacQ Cured
tS AB 10 ZS OTTB FEB
pat wxmr CVFTB '
'. flO X-BAT TTT K 1WIH ATIOJ TUEB
Call at once
and find nut
what your trou
ble Is before
this grand of
fer is with-,
drawn. The
British Botanic
Medicine C o.
are ' curing the
sick and weak;
with their won
derful Ear o-
Dean methods
O f treHtmeni,
combined with
their botanic
and blchemicn
remedies. ... l9"-
iimia. GhTanti&&.
a-d Bervous isVR
JDlseases., , , rm C. wii,
You can not afford to Jeopardise your
health or risk your life by employing
Incompetent medical aid but go at once
to one whose reputation, skill and abil
ity, backed by success and long years
of experience, give assurance of honest.
bkiuiui ana sciennrw treatment and a
cure.. WO BUCcessfullv treat and nia.r-
antee to cure all forms of Acute, Chroa-
10 una asrvvriw innses, iooa ronton,
Servo-Vital Troablos, Stomach Tzon
hies. All Forms of skin Diseases, Ca
tarrh of all forms, $5.00 per months Eo
sema. Piles cured without .the knife;
Swollen Glands, Nervousness, Debility,
Varleossd Veins, Bladder and Prostatio
and Contracted Troubles ard all Acute
and Chrenio Diseases of Men and Wo
men. Sun Diseases s Specialty.
Call today for free X-ray examination
If vou cannot call, write your Svmn.
toms. Many cases cured by our home
treatment. Call at Once end be cured by
BRITISH BOTABIO MEDICI SB CO.
887 Washington St.. Portland, Or., 4th
iioor Kotncnua iiunaing. Take elevator.
MSN AND V0?.I;N CURED
The. famous
Chinese
DRS. S. K
CHAN, wit!
their rem
dies of herbt
and root
c u re won
derfully. 1 1
has cured
fertrs when fcB
otner reme-
dies have failed. Sure cure for chronic.
private ailments, nervousness, blood poi
son, rheumatism, asthma, pneumonia.
kidney, tnroat ana lung troubles,- con
BuinDtion. stomach disorders and other
diMass of all kinda. Kmedie-harm
less. NO OPKRAT10N. Honest treat
ment. Consultation free. Examination
for ladles by Mrs. 8. K. Chan , Call or
write to TB:B B. X. CHAN WWIcrfrB
C -, SSSH -orxiaon St, bet. la d,
portlaad, Or.
DR.
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m:
Dt.S. .Chaa
aunn
- m i v
tiat vsi, aZLz n;en tavs got to con-'
salt after t'.ey Lave failed to receive a
cure elsewhere.
r - . l .
I po.'tively cure Varicose Veins, Rup
ture, Obstruction, Special Ailments of
Men; , Kidney, Bladoer and Blood Ail
ments and isiervous Weakness.
If you want a perfect cure, cure to
stay cured, treat with the old reliable
firm. Don't wn?te your money with
cheap and unskilled . specialists. Get
the best always. The twst ia none too
good for you and always the cheapest
iii the end. 1 ' .
Remember, we treat only cases we can
cure. Cure or no pay ta our motto.
What more tan, you ask? ' ' ;
' We ' will cure you of your trouble
never to return If we tell you so. Re
member this.
We are specialists In our line, not
cure-alls. . ' ' " .
Call at once and let a true crpedallst
examine you today, not tomorrow.
Stop suffeHnij;. get-strong and vigor
ous, .What more 'to 'be desired than
health? ; Nothing.; '
- Come and consult
charge. .
ns free of all
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Beliable Cpecst. . '
Corner. Alder and Second streets. Em
trance 128 Second street Portland,
Or. Office hours 8 a. m. t 8 p. m.
Sundays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Chinese Herbs
In M Demand
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Wo
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THE CBTTTEHB OCT03 .
The sick people of the Pacifio North-
west should not overlook the chance to
be cured that C Gee Wo"s famous Chi
nese herbs offer. Every day sees many
people calling'at his office at 1J
First street corner of Morrison, to take "
the treatment and every day sees many
cured. Even the mails bring numerous
inquiries about U herbs. They are
curing hundreds. Chronio diseases
those that doctors have pronounced in
curable are betas; cured all the urns.
People Who cannot call suouia write,
giving symptoms, C. Gee Wo ta the.
most famous herbalist In .this part of
the country. ' His charges -are reason
able. . His herbs are genuine. CU or
write now. ; ',.. . . -
'' COKitUXiTATICUf TX
Open Kvetttngs and Sundays,
tf you ttve' out of town and cannot
call, write for symptom blank and cir
cular, inclosing four cents in stamps.
Tte C Gee Vo abtjeKe-icbeCo:
'163K TTSSt ST COB- UOEBX SOOT
.. Poxtlaad, Ox. ' 1
MEN
CUREB
, G10.
O4S0URFEE
Pay When Cured
We have every known remedy "ap
pliance for TBBATCsia TOO.. Our ea-
nerlAnftA im mn frr n nA ti,.t
one of the ailtnente of men is new to usa
COIIB IN AMD TAXJC XT OVBJL
. .General Debility, .Weak Bervcs, Zsw
omnia Results of exposure, overwork
and other violations of Nature's laws.
Diseases of Bladder and idneys. Tart-
em 'sd at smaij expnss and no detentios
from bxisinesa. ... . , ,
BPECIAi ArXMIBTIU-Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. All
burning. Itching - ana inflammation
stopped In 14 hours. Cures effected In
seven days.. Consultation free. If an
able to call, write for list of qneetion
Office Honrs A. M.' to 8 P. tf
Sundays, 10 A. M. to, 1 P. M,yonly. . . .;
Pacific Coast Medical Co.
: tun was-xbtotob 'fixaiajT,'1
Corner Ztrst. .-
ARE YOU SICK?
Consult the On Wo Tong Medicine'
uo. unese notea doctors have learned th
secrets known only to the famous Chi
nese savants and have speciaVly imported
herbs from the remote provinces of China
that positively cure all ills of the human
system. Diseases of the nervous system,-
female disorders, blood poison
stomach trouble, etc., absolutely cured."
No matter how, many doctors have
failed, no matter how many medlclns
you have used without result, call on us,
W can cure you. . .
Consultation free, , Treatments by mail.
0a Wo Tong Chinese Medicine
find Tea Company .
M Second St
Eoure 9 A. M. to 10 P
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