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THE OREGON DAILY JOURKAU r pORTLAftIV THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1811.
BASSENGERS FREE
Mi .rare
THOUGH SEA ROUGH
Beaver Turns Away Many
Who Would Come to Festi
val; Vessel Taxed to Its
Utmost Capacity.
What la probably one of the moat
tinuaual passages made by any steamer
df the Kan Francisco-Portland line wu
Ihe last one of the steamer Heaver,
which arrived her at t:4S laat night, aa
In spite of very rough weather not one
of the 371 paaapngrrs waa aeaalck, ac
cording to Captain Nelson.
When the steamer left the wharf
San Francisco laat Monday at noon ah
had every cabin accommodation filled.
were being 273 rirst class passengers,
and many were turned away as the
travel up her by steamer was attrac
tive to those who wiabed to take la tha
latter part of the Rose Carnival and
II her accommodations In the first
class were taken befora sh reached tha
nay City from San Pedro. In tha steer-
age there were 100 passengers.
After tha liner passed outside tha
Heads from San Franclaoo Bay sha en
countered a strong northwest wind and
heavy seas over which she pitched all
tne way up to the mouth of the Col
umbla river, taking considerable water
ever ner forecast head as sha plunged
from tha crest of the billows to tha
trough of the sea.
In spite of this not a person of tha
entire passenger list was seasick and
II apparently enjoyed the trip spending
ail of the time that they could on the
decks of the craft
TUGBOAT MAKES MISTAKE
Schooner Towed to Port Townsend
Instead of Colombia River.
Because the tugboat that waa to tow
.the schooner Balboa to the Columbia
river made a mistake and towed her to
Port Townsend, Captain Anderson was
under the necessity of shipping a crew
.'to bring her dowi here and he will also
have to pay them the amount of their
fare back to Seattle.
When the schooner was reported a
tug wss sent out of Grays Harbor to
tow her to the Columbia river, as she
la under charter to Balfour, 'Guthrie A
co. to load a cargo of lumber at St
Johns for Caleta Colosa. but she was
towed to Port Townsend instead. On
her arrival there the crew demanded
their discharge, with the result that
Captain Anderson had to ship a new
: crew.
Captain Anderson said that he had no
Idea that Uie men would return to Se
attle when they were paid off, as they
would probably remain around here
with the additional money In their
pockets, preferring to spend the money
In other ways than to using it for rail
road fare.
The Balboa, which arrived at 8t
Johns yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
distinguished herself by a remarkably
quick passsge down, making the run
from Cape Flattery, to the heads off the
Columbia river In 20 hours. She waa
. three days In roaklna.the trin from Pnrt
Townsend to Astoria, having to beat
- down the sound against a northwest
wind.
be In command of her new master.
Captain Ous Lofstad.
In order that her paasengera might
have an opportunity to see more of tha
Rose Carnival, the steamer George W.
Elder, Captain Jesaen, was held laat
night until 12 o'clock, when she Bailed
for San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Ban Diego. She had 156 cabin and 20
.steerage paaaengera. In addition to
which she had 1400 tons of freight
District Forecaster E. A. Heals re
turned last night from Puget sound.
Where he has spent a week In' Inspect
ing the storm warning stations and the
vessel reporting system. He 'said 'this
morning that he found the stations in
good condition. The vessel reporting
work waa also In good aAupe, he said.
As the result of striking on the Co
lumbia river bar when ahe went out
last trip, the steamer Roanoke Is now
on the Hunters Point dry dock at Han
Francisco, where ahe will have two or
three plates replaced. It Is said. She
was drawing only 18 feet when ahe
went out of here and It la supposed
that ate must have got out of the
cnannei, as me shallowest depth re
ported at low water in the channel is
15 feet
Superintendent R. C. Hart of the
Seventeenth lighthouse district yester
day piloted the tender Heather to Point
Stevcna. near the Oaks, where she
picked tip an old spar buoy. The
Heather went down the river this morn-
wool clip;
Interferes With Clip.
Baker. Or., June I. Rain Is Inter
fering with tha shearing of Baker coun
ty flocks and buyers complain that
there are no clips for sale In the local
market.. The prlcea prevailing show no
cnanga.
C. H. Brack yesterday purchased tha
McKennon A Chandler clip. 11,000
pounds, at LA Grande; the Dalton
York clip at North Powder, 22,000
pounds, and the Foster Broe. clip of
0000 pounds, and 8. K. Millar clip of
12,000 pounds at Union. The prlcea
paid ranged between lzvt and l cents
aocoroing to staple and shrink.
Colorado and Wyoming buyers are
In tha market here for sheep and have
laasn contraois on aometning line tjvu
head, mostly ewes, at prlcea ranging
about 12.00. Ed Whittler has disposed
or i wo oands or ewes to Kust meven-
son and Rufus Bunch. J. M. Tates. Mrs.
Rattler and others are also understood
to have contracted.
lng with Inspector Klllcott. who will
Inspect the Warrior Rock station,
aboard. She will leave for Puget sound
Monday on an inspection trip.
At the city crematory ISO cans of
opium, valued at about $5000. were de
stroyed by customs officials In charge
of Inepector J. M. Oleey. The' entire
time taken to consume the cans of
drug wss five minutes.
Dally Rlrer Readings.
STATIONS.
tvena tehee
Kennewlck
Lewlston
Riparla . . .
Umatilla ..
The Dalles
Vancouver
Portland ...
Eugene
Harrlaburg
Albany . . .
Sa lem
Wllsonvllle
s2 ix SP -?
" -I A
z fg
: r g5 asr
: 3 :
40 128.31 0. 41 .0
30 13.9 0.1 .02
24 13.1 0.4 .03
20 12.7 0.2 .0
25 17.0 0. .0
40 27. 7i 0.2
17 16.9 0.2 .0
It It. 4 0.1 .0
10 4.0 0. .0
1 1.20.1 .0
20 3.4 0.2 .0
20 2.8 0.1 .0
37 1.3 0.1 .0
Rising river; ( ) Falling.
MARINE IXTIOXIGENCK
One to Arrive.
Btr. Breakwater, Coos Bay June f
mr. woiden uate. Tillamook June 10
Str. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. .June 10
oir. Koanoae, san Diego -..June 11
Str. Bear, San Pedro June ,12
8tr, Anvil, Bandon June It
Str. Alliance, Eureka June 16
Str. Rose City, San Pedro June 17
Str. Geo. W. Elder. San Dleero. .June IS
Hir. ueaver, Han Pedro
Due to Depart.
Str. Alliance, Eureka
Str. Breakwater, Coos Bay ..,
Str. Anvil, Bandon
Str. Golden Gate. Tillamook . . .
Str. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook June 13
Str. Roanoke, San Diego June 14
Str. Bear, San Pedro June 17
Ktr. Geo. W. Elder. San Diego.. June 21
Str. Rose City, San Pedro June 22
AGED MILLIONAIRE SHOT
(Continued From Page One.)
. .June 22
.June S
.June 10
.June 10
.June 11
North Powder Wool.
North Powder, June I. The wool crop
from North Powder this year will ag
gregate .100,000 pounds, according to lo
cal wool men, a good portion or which
la now being brought In for storage
In North Powder warehouses. The wool
is said to be of a better staple than
laat year, being equal to that of the
crop of 1209, and there Is less shrink
age, since, owing to the cold and damp
weather there la less oil and less dirt
In the wool.
The clips now In the local ware
houses are those of Tork A Dalton
20.000 pounds; F F. Wllshire, 20,000
pounds; George Huffman, 13.000; E, C.
Miller, 12.000: the Foster clip. 11,000:
the Starkweather clip, which was sold
SEATTLE PRODUCE .
PRICES FOR TODAY
Seattle, Waah, June .'-. Butter-.
wasmngioo creamery. iBo, eastern fresh
t rOLl'ttZ1 r"eh "0". Mstera
fresh 31222, Oregon 24c.
Cheeae Tillamook twlna, I la,' Tilla
mook Young Americas lie. .Wisconsin
twins ltd. Wuhlnrln. -. ... ... .
lnJ" Xun "rlcae lie, cream lluX
wmone Ausrrailan 12.0004.00 bar
bo, yellows I3.2S nee W sTi
per sack. ""
48, White River tllMu .... i771
oar tinunrf nWio
PRICE OF PRODUCE
AT SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco June i ...
I.. I .1 ... 1 . - -. All.
. . I I n II ll.tOtll. U MIIAM . n M I 1 .
"'?"' "". II 48l.BjJt SorthTrn
tiaki.i "H0I.71H: club.
Russian red.' l.BIi.t7H: """"
,BtJ;l)r"rl.f',0,, t0 choice. I1.2TH
110: fannv. ItnueMtu, J. !
f ai r. ii .2 2 v i .1.7 v itzl "
fhg. nominal; Chevalier, nominal
Eacs California fraah
: . ....... , ,lv. 1 1, ,i him
cases, cutraa. 21c; prima firsts. 20Vjc;
firsts. II Ue ssoonds, lHc; aestern
enonde. llViO. ' .
Butter, per pound California fresh,
extras, 22 He: prime firsts, 31icj firsts,
20 Wei aeconda. 20a. . '
- New cheese, per pound New Califor
nia fiats, fancy, no: firsts, 11 Ho: seo
onds, lo; California Young America,
oo rirsts, no: uregon ranoy,
o.
18Ho;
dregon ' fane)
New York daJalea, llHe: do singles, II
storage,
Potatoes. Dar rental Oreaons. 1 1.40 (A
t.0; , eaatetn, 21. 7ttP2.lt: tew Early
nose, joik per, pouna; jaurDanaa,
Hlo par pound. .
Onions Australian brown, ner crate.
nominal: new red. ner sack. 12.00: sll-
Teraains, li.uu per lirn.
r - - I- A
atd. $1 1601.7S: choice, . ll.OfOl B0(
rancy I2.fe0t7l.00; vaienmaa. iancy,
ti.60Ot.7B; do choice, 32.00. .
Strawberries Being Shipped.
I Freeweter. Or.. June 3. Strawbarrlea
are till coming In plentifully, the sea
son being at Its best Fifteen hundred
crates were shipped yesterday over the
two express lines, and It Is estimated
that today's shipment will be double
that number. Magoon biyrtes are sell
ing at 3 a crate, whlls the Clark seed
lings sell for 12.10.
Goldendale. Wash.. June I. Berry
picking Is on In earnest here. The first
of the. local berrlea on 'the market ar
rived vesternay.
, -J j ij x , i I
to Green and Mrs. Rattler's clip, which
Hellner's.
car Jacobson
waa purcnaaea hy
xne largest clip in this vicinity, Oe-
aaa-rea-atinsr 60.0SJ
pounds, has not yet been brought In;
neither have the Henry Gorham clln.
1000 pounds; U S. Kelseys 1000 pounds,
and that of Ralelah Warner, amountlna-
to 4000 pounds.
Miss Graham today displayed marks on
her throat which she said had been
made by Stokes' fingers when he at
tempted to choke her.
Stokes asserts that he was lured Into
the apartment and that the girls en
deavored to blackmail him and secure
123,000.
At a preliminary hearing this morn
ing both Miss Graham and Miss Con
rad were charged with assault in the
first degree, and held without bail.
Stokes, now proprietor of the Ansonla
1 1 A ... I --I 11 1. A
uu in at Kalama En Route From on the Pacific coast, having come to
Wool Awaiting Shipment.
Lewlston. Idaho. Juna S Rhaen
shearing Is practically completed oo
the upper Snake and Salmon river
ranges and the clip la now being de
livered at railroad polnta on Camas
prairie and at the river landings be
tween here and the mouth of the Grande
Ronde. where it will ha nicked nr. hv
the Open River comoanv steamer Twin
Cities on the next trip. There Is ap
proximately 250.000 pounds now await
ing shlDment alon the finalr rtvr
alone, and the Salmon river output will
aggregate aa much. If not more.
'The fleeces were unuaimllv hiv
this year," said Dick Steen. one of the
most extensive snake river ygTOwers.
"and the oualltv la tha beat fr vra
The sheen wintered welL and thla la
responsible for both tha heaw rtln an.l
the prime quality. 8heepmen will net
more from their nroduct thla mrinn
than for aome time, as the prospects
for a fair price are nromlalnr Tha
market opened weak, but the wool men
were in a position to hold indefinitely
unleas the price offered wss satisfac
tory, and because of their Independent
niLuuB me wooi ouvers era nuttina-
up the price."
Big Pendleton Deal,
Pendleton. Or.. June I. Tha lirrxl
private aaie or wool maaa in thla vi
cinity thla season waa consummated
here yesterday when Charles H nreen.
representing J. Koshland A Co.. of Bos
ton, purchased the J. E. Smith clip of
jdu.uvu uuunus. ine riiox. kock nart
ui uie cup. comprising izt.ODO pounds,
brought 14 K cents, while the Barnhart
part, 48,000 pounda, brought 10H cents.
Smith refused to sell tha Barnhart
clip when offered 9tt cents at the first
aie, neia in renaieion last month, and
he refused t allow the buyers to look
at the rest of his clip after opening thla
bid. He said this afternoon that his
refusal to sell at that Urns saved him J
more man iibuu.
mroiTi or rata aviql tatb htxitt or m
mrxTam itatxi smAirox or TXB
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HIP U A VTPTTTn T XT ruff it a. Tm rm xro a w
on the 21st day of December, 1110, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the
vi - riun, purswani 10 taw;
OATZTAXV.
Amount of U. 8. Deposit . A.... I 201,000.00
XV COM3.
Premiums received during the year In eaah
Interest dividends and rents received during year.
Income from other sources received during the yea
Total Income '.
BOY POUrlS OIL ON BABY;'
SETS FIRE TO CLOTHING
' Sacramento," Cal..' June I. While his
little IT months brother Robert was
rolling and cooing about tha dining room
floor at noon today. Louis Benches, iH
years -old. poured the contents of a can
of ooaj oil over the Infant. and sat firs
to him. resulting In burns that will
probably cause tha little fellow's death.'
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
"IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN"
. ' !
If I had only known how, quickly
Ecsema can be cured, what long years
of awful suffering It would have saved
me." writes r. A. Will of IBOI Wash
ington street Ban "Francisco, Cal.
Thla, after 40 years of suffering and
after using less than one bottle of the
Oil of Wlntergreen-Thymol D. D. p.
Prescription.
Try at least a IS cent bottle. To our
certain knowledge, D. D. D. Prescrip
tion always gives Instant relief abso
lute relief Inside of ten seconds I Skid-1
mora Drug Ca
11,810.141 II
70.49114
3.711.11
....
BxgBtrms mm
Commissions snd salarlea paid during the year.'.'.
jaat-B. iitrmn ana ieee pain nunng tne year....
Ainuum vi ai, oiner expenaitures
Total expenditures
ASSETS.
Value of stocks and bonds owned
Cash In banks and on hand
Premiums In course of collection and In transmission
Interest and rents due and accrued
Total assets admitted in Oregon
ivzABxxrrzzs.
Gross claims for losses unpaid
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding
risks "
Diie for commission and brokerage
aii oiner liaointiea
f T42.I4.A
171.112.21
42,50177
UI.I30.II
tl.71l.4H0.0O
44.1M.14
1.84.8
22.646.05
$1,468,062.77
11.411.147.21
11.985,139.12
VV.,;-' A
...
s ,7
The Sr. Oreea Offer.
FREE
' i FOR ALL AILING . i l
IT?
MEN
J:
112.600.00
1.184.712 II
4. 803. 34
30.000.00
Total liabilities
Btrsurrss nr obkoov roB tkb tbab.
Total risks written during the year
Gross premiums received during the year '
Premlume returned during the year
Losses paid during the year
losses Incurred during the year
Total amount of risks outstanding in Oregon Dec. Il. 'ljio.'.'
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Itt.90t.00
IS. 29.24
3.128.88
2. SOS. 90
8.105.80
174.550.00
..... mm . By F. O. AFFF.LD. Manager of U. 8. Branch.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service:
A. H. BIRRELL, Portland. Or.
ORETERIC CAPTAIN FIXED
Portland to Seattle.
iSnecltl Dl.pitcfe re The inarm L
Seattle, Waah., June 8. For falling to
come direct to tho port for which ahe
cleared. Captain Findley of the Water
house liner Oreterlc, was fined $100 by
the Jocal customs. When she left Port
land the Oreterlc had a clearance for
Seattle, but en route the vessel stopped
at Kalama with a shipment of lumber,
and thence proceeded to Puget sound.
Since the vessel's arrival here Saturday
the customs men have Investigated, the
result being a fine. The regulations re
quire that tha vessel shall not stop en
route unless on - account -of -disaster.
The usual procedure for the vessel Is to
make arrangements at Portland or Seat
tle for stopping, but Captain Flndlay
failed to take this precaution. The
Oreterlo Is due to leave for the Orient
"tonight
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, June 8. Arrived at 3 and
left up at 4 a. m. Steamer Breakwater
from Coos Bay. Arrived at 11 a. m.
Steamer Tahoe from San Francisco.
Sailed at 11:40 a. m. Steamer Geo. W.
Elder for San Diego and way ports.
San Pedro, June 7. Arrived Steamer
Bear from Portland.
Astoria, June 7. Arrived down at 2
and sailed at 6 p. m. Steamer Rose
city ror San Francisco and San Pedro.
Arrived at 8 and left up at 9 p. m.
Steamer Shoshone from San Francisco.
Arrived at R and left up at 9:30 p. m.
Steamer Northland from San Fran
cIbco. San Francisco, June 7. Sailed at 5 p.
m. Steamer Atlas with barge No. 93 in
tow for Portland. Kalled at 8 p. m.
Steamer Tamalpals for Portland. Ar
rived at 7 p. m. Steamer Aberdeen from
Columbia river; at S p. m. Barsre Amy
Turner, from Portland
Astoria, June S.ConHtlon
mouth of the river at 8 a. m
wind,
cloudy.
northwest,
miles; weather,
New Tork from San Francisco after
the fire of 1906. Miss Graham also
formerly lived on the coast. Her sis
ter, Mrs. John Singleton, lives on a
ranch near Pomona, Cal., and another
sister, Mrs. Andrews, a widow, lives In
ean Francisco.
Anaonaoed Engagement.
Lillian Graham came to New York
with Stokes from San Francisco. They
lived together ' at the Ansonla hotel
Eight months aco, accompanied by Mrs.
bingieton, the girl left for Europe, oe
tenslbly en route to Belgium to study
music Friends here say that she told
them .that . whan., .her . musical . education
was completed she would return and
marry Stokes.
Four months after she left New York
Stokes, and Miss Elwood were quietly
married in Hoboken. Miss Graham
hurried back to New York. For some
time she has been living with the Con
rad girl at the Veruna apartments.
It was over letters written to Miss
Graham while she was In Europe that
me quarrel arose which culminated In
last nights shooting. Although the
stories of the principals vary In many
particulars, all agree that Stokes- had
written leters to the Graham girl which
he was extremely anxious to recover.
The visit to the apartments concerned
the letters. According to the girls.
Stokes last night invaded their apart
ments and demanded the letters. When
they were refused, both girls assert.
Stokes seized Miss Graham and choked"
her. It was then, they assert, that the
shots were fired, because they thought
her life was in danger.
Ticked the Door.
Stokes said he waa asked to go to
the apartment and that when Inside the
girls locked the door. Then they de
manded that he pay $25,000 and sign
a statement which they had prepared.
He refused, he 8-ays, and both elrls
at tho ' drew revolvers and began shooting at
smooth- mH l,,B"B- oioKes aamus mat Me was
Malheur Wool High.
Malheur county wool, acording to I
staple and shrinkage, has been selling
aunng tne past week at private sales
from 124 to It cents. Buyers have
been scouring the country and from
indications will have bought nearly all
the wool before the sales day on June
tt. ine price receivea in Malheur coun
ty far exceeds that paid In other coun
ties. Among mose wno nave sold are
lonningsten tiros., 13,713 pounds at 13
cents; E. A. Vansicklin, 21,782 pounds at
15 centa: Hnverfleld and Harris 0181
pounda at 14 centa; Powers and Walters
31.980 pounds at 14H cents; Turner
croa., iy,uvv pounds at if cents.
Yl'nnl at HTnlvaa
Madras. Or., June 8. The 1911 wool
clip of Crook county Is being received
at the local warehouses daily and the
estimation of the warehouse officials
is tnai ny me oate or the first wool
sale In central Oregon. June 24. there
will be a million and a half pounds to I
oe aisposea or. xne largest wool grow
ers of this section of the state have
made arrangements to offer their wool
for sale on the local market. Every
condition exists to lead the officials
of the Konoway Warehouse company to
believe thai. Madras ..will.. cromDtlv be.
come ine largest wooi market in central
Oregon.
M-EM
Cured In Five Days
Varicose Veins
Hydrocele
Piles Fisinia
Urinary Obstructions
EXPERT EXAMINA
TION FREE
her
Tides at Astoria Friday High water ' Mi8S Conrad.
0:10 a. m., 6 9 feet; 11:32 p. m.. 8.6 feet.' j Jt was 3ust a
on the most friendly terms with Miss
Graham, but that he only recently met
iftcr the Shontlna- tht
uuw waier, o:as a. m., o.O feet; 5 48 p lne Japanese waiters, who were pra
m., 3.S feet. ' ' j paring a dinner for Pat Casey, a book-
; lng agent. In the Veruna, took a hand
- ALONG THE WATERFRONT I ln the Bffalr- rushing into the apart-
j ment and seizing Stokes. In search-
With 20 cases of cheese the hmi. ln . aprtraent or tha young wo
gas sciiooner Delia.
arrived last night from CJoverdale. She
' v "v UHiB man 1 U n . , ) I.
oapuin Casridy, , the following poem, written hv mi..
hysterics, agreed with everything
companion said.
"Stokes telephoned me," Miss Graham
continued. "I disguised my voice and
said I was the maid, and told him Miss
Graham and Miss Conrad were not in.
He said he would come up anyhow. We
did not want him around. It was merely
accidental that we both had revolvers.
We got scared recently and both had
purchased revolvers to defend ourselves.
Demands Xls betters.
When Stokes burst into the flat he
stormed and raged and demanded tha
letters he had written me. I told him
to get out and he became abusive. He
was choking me when Ethel came to
my assistance. Then I got hold of my
revolver and it exploded."
From his bed ln the Roosevelt hos
pital Stokes today repeated his asser
tion that the shooting was trie culmina
tion of a blackmail plot
"This Is wie second attempt," he said.
A week ago Miss Graham came to my
office ln the Ansonla and demanded
500. I refused 1L Then she threatened
o kill herself and produced a bettla.
told her to go as far as she liked.
She walked towards the corner of the
office, and I sprang after her. took
the bottle away from her and smelled
It. It contained cologne. Then I had
her ejected from the office."
Ifaay Oaay ysamasisatly Ow4l in en TBaATaUITT. Host Ttaae
JKt J?0" Fifh. Meat. ware. e Detentieafroa Oeevnattoa, rasa.
g7 ay Kama. A Baajoal aad ITerauueut Owe. X Will 0rre MO to Aay
Ohasttr as a tfaataaises ae Brecy State saeat aa This Aaaewaeeaaei U
Trae. , f
ottae rapidly, palnleaaly and at small expense. I will demonstrate
aotual reaiflta In your ease. I will sive conclusive artdance of my merit
which la obtained and maintained ky ahllity. I invft you te ooaie to
mr "2e iJfSM Jli'n mZ treatment for Hernia, rUes, Mstnla, Tart
Vefae, Palvio, Werroua, Meet, Kidney, Bladder a4 fiactal Buteaees.
I will Ura you free aphysical examination; if necessary a mloreaeopi
oal and chemical enahrsia ef secretlena to determtee a2iting aatbelogUal
ad haeurloteglcaj oemlMone. Bvery person Should take advant&gYef
this eppertuaity te learn their tma eondltlon. Certaiaty ef care Uwbat
you want
A. G. Smith M. D.
Leading Spclallt
ii.82i.686.i2 II rormsan
I am tha only Bnectallst In Port
land who uses his true name and
photograph In bis announcements. I
see and treat my patients personally.
and am not a "medical comDany."
"medical . institute" or a "medical
system.' All men should know who
the doctor la they consult, and
should carefully consider whether
they desire to entrust their health
with a hired doctor of a medical
company. I use ray photograph ao
that whan you come to aee me per
sonally you will recognise me. In
vestigate my oeraonal standing be-
rore accepting treatment xrom a uuc
tor of unknown Identity or reputa
tion. Are You
Being treated In a satisfactory man
ner By your preaent doctor? la he
carrying out his promises T Has he
cured you In a reasonable time, and
lived up to his guarantees Are you
paying him exorbitant prices for
medicine Does ha emnlor thor-
I oughiy up-to-date and aclentlflo
methods, which would be approved
by tha regular family doctor If
you cannot anawer these questions
favorably to yourself, coma and have
a confidential talk with 'ma about
your caae. n will cost you nothing.
Cured In Plve Days
I curs such disorders as Varicose
Veins, . Hydrocele. Pllea, Specific
Blood Poison, eto completely and
permanently, often with only a sin
gle treatment, no aevere operatlona
empioyea, nor aetention rrom buel
nee a. I especially solicit stubborn
and Ion atandlng caaea that other
doctors have failed to cufe.
Examination Free
I offer not only FREE consulta
tion and advice, but of every caae
that cornea to me I will males ra-
ful examination and diagnosis with
out charge. No ailing man ahould
neg-ieci mia opportunity to get ax
pert opinion about his trouble.
If you cannot call, write for diag
nosis chart. My offices are open all
day from A. M. to I P. Ji. and
Sundays from 10, to 1.
Dr. A. O. Smith
B34M Morrison Rtraet, Cor. eooad.
A therovrh lareetiavtiea ahaald ha ma hv mtv atitM mhm
the specialist ha cenawits. Duty sad destiny to ef an Iheee who de
pend UDoa you demand tha best medleal attanttan T fcw h km- .-
VBfl VU lfll IfTTm
so that my services may be obtained by any maa whe sincerely deairea
'J our?rt 1 make a e mialead4n atatecnents er aabualneasllke propo
sitions; neither do I desire to be particularly independent, and I would
like to have you for a patient, if yeu will come to me en a strictly pro
fessional basla. and the Inducements that I offer, Which are my ability,
and IP years' suocessful experience, Hme-saring treataneat aad guarantee
ef cure of certain diseases.
17 Yeirs tf Saccfu in Trctfiiif Men dres Gatnatcd r Xi hj
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BtOOP AJfP SjTOT AIUSBaTtTi, ItXBTa WXA2arBSJSJ, VA2UOOIB O
KBOTTTiP TBllTB. O B ITBVbttOs sSbB. rnbanaVswOUBH
BASES COKKOV SO UBB. v. u slum oiM-
W"e are permanently located, lnoerperated aad licensed under the laws
of Oregon. .
MBJT, rrTLZmTWXTMlM, OOIWL7 TJS TOBAT. , If yeu aaanet ealL
write for free hoe and self-examination blank. Many cases cured at
home. Honrs a. na. te I p. m. Sundaye, 1 te 12.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
SSI BrOBBDSOV t. Bat, X-omrth aad VMH. 2rOBTXajrD, OB. -
will sail again tomorrow night.
-aaen with io4 tons of cement and
general freight, the steamer .Northland
Captain Bodge, arrived at Oak street
dock this morning from San Francisco
With the bark Gerard C. Tobey in
tow. the Port of Portland tug Wallula
Graham :
you've sipped -all the honey there was
ln the flower
And Its petals are yellow and dryt
You've had all the sweetness In one
short hour.
O, butterfly, when you flew awav
was achedulea to leave down for fir,hi ! . An? 1 thought that life was over.
where the Tobey will load lumber for nt? njv heart seemed to say:
Ran Francisco, at noon today ThI Cheer up, 'id another lover..
WalluU will proceed to Astoria ,o go : p Tell, of Bhootln-.
on the bar service while the rw.., ' Promising sensations that will shake
cornea .up to relieve the Oneonf ,M.u.ftew lorks white light" set to the
will be ' , tottom
To take on more lumb
Aorth China, the British
.r mi gown irom et Johns last nirht
br cargo
tfiatrap Oswes
for
for Kalama. She kvlii return up the
riyer to finish. v
Carrying paesengers and freight, the 1 sTble, w
steamer Breakwater. Captain Macgenn ! "i i
wm scheduled to arrive at noon frZ L..k,"
oos Bay. She left up the river at
oviock thla- morning.
4 Jlth pascejigers and freight for Coos
Itay and Eureka, the steamer Alliance
wiil sal) t I o'clock tonight She will
vrloa , , ii ...
I .'Mvwin, in"", uianoju in jicr coil louay
ioia or ine snooting yesterday. The
case will come up for further hearing
Monday. Congressman Martin W. Lit
tleton, one of the attorneys for Harry
K. Thaw, in the Stanford White case,
will be engaged for the defense If pos-
mibs uranam said.
tend to secure Mr. Littleton if
possible." she said. "Before I am done
I am going to show what is behind this
case. 8tokes' assertion that it was at
tempted blackmail is' false in every par
ticular." , ,
Miss Conrad, almost on tha verge of
Denver, Colo., June S. Mrs. Helen
Elwood Stokes, whose husband was shot
while visiting Miss Graham and Miss
Conrad ln a New Tork apartment house,
formerly lived in Denver. She Is a
niece of the late Isaac Elwood, the
barbed wire king, who died recently,
leaving a fortune of several; million
dollars. MIbs Elwood went to New
Tork in September last to study art
and music. Letters received by her
mother In Denver told of her meeting
with Stokes, but gave no Inkling of any
engagement and the first intimation
either her sister or mother had of such
an occurrence was when the marriage
was announced. Stokes is 65 -years old
and his bride 24.
Search for Bandit.
(United Preni Leaned Wire.)
Sacramento, Cal., June 8. Deputy
sheriffs are already searching for a lone
masked bandit who held up two saloons
on the Stockton road near here, seour
lng about $100.
Free Lessons
. Art needlework taught free by Miss
HUJa Lugnet graduate of the School of
Art and Design, of Stockholm, Sweden,
now at BANNON. A CO.'S, 28-J90 Kast
Morrison.- . . e
Journal Want Ada b
results.
aW.
By DR. LINDSAY, Ihe Eminent
Long-Established Specalisf
WHY PAY IVIORE
For Inferior1 treatment when you can get
tha very best medical attention at a fee
of from .ONE FOURTH to ONE HALF that
charged by other specialists with my repu
tation? Remember that you are not asked
to pay for any experiments or any failures.
If your case will not yield to my treatment
I can ascertain that at the first examina
tion, ana win rranaiy ten you mo, and give
you advice how . to take care of yourself.
XT sreOXAJLTXJBS ABB Wervoue 23 ability.
Blood Disorders, Piles, Variooae Telna. Hydro!
oele. Bnpturee. Kidney. Bladder and ail dis
eases peculiar to men.
f ' COMB AND CONSULT US FREE OF ALL CHARGE
DIR. LI N0 AY
. L K OZO BZI.ZABU SPXCXAZJST '
Sofi2eh,lf8c.oni '1?? EntSnc Second street Portland,
or. Office hours a. m. to I p. m. , Sundays 10 a. p. to 1 p. m.
Dr Wing Lee is
called the great be
cause he cures all
diseases without re
sorting to the knife.
Call and have a freo
examination. He will
tell you the exact na- 1
ture of your trouble. 1
He treats successful- 1
ly every form of fe- 1
mala complaint, all
Srivate and blood i
I s e a s e s. cancer, ;
paralysis, tumors, '
rheumatism, and all'!
disorders of the
stomach, liver and
kidneys. He has had
great success in curpig consumption,
when the victim is not too much run
down by the disease and will stop
hemorrhages ln an incredibly short time.
He brewa his own medicines from Chi
nese roots, herbs, buds, barks and vecre.
table teas, all of which are entirely
harmless and whose medicinal proper
ties are unknown to American doctors, i
He uses in his practice over 600 differ
ent Oriental remedies. Hundreds of tea- 1
ttmonlals from grateful patients; j
Dr. Wing Lee
87 B. 6th St. Portland, Or. !
i ' ) v ' y
rwm mcikzxrt into ctbb.
We want all allln men tn tmml
that thev can com. to nue offlr. I
I rreeiy ror examination and explana-I
tlon of their condition wMhnut I
lng bound by any obligation to take
I a h a a a m. AL . m -A m m at I
irr-Kiuitmi, unie.a tney uo aeaira. we
will make a thorough and aelantlfia
examination of your allmant. v nt
cnarga, an examination that Will dis
close your true physical condition.
wunout a Knowledge or wblch you
are groping In tha dark. If you have
wncu iieauiirni ei.awnere witnout I
uccr". ws will ahow you why It
failed. Every man ahould take ad-1
vantage or tma opportunity to learn I
I his true eondltlon. aa w. will xlvlaal
mm now to nest regain hie health
and strength and preserve his powers
unto ripe old age. If your caae Is
curauia, me .
DR GREEN
system of UAN.RUii.nrNn irut.
n.'fnt 'I111 lvs you Immediate bene
fit and a nillrW laall im I
LhtT n0 uacerUinty about It, Nol
JJi'S.J Iun- Our guarantee NOI
Vsr KKQUIRED UNTIL SATIS-1
lrlfa.l la VOUP ahanlnta hrntuitlnn I
ve cannot tell you In thla announce
ment an we would Ilk. In hut wilt
fully and freelv exnlaln niir RMv.li I
I methods to all ailing men who cornel
to us ror tne help they seed.
VARICOSE VEINS
Weak. Iwollan. Sirdir Vuad I
wonny-Uks Vetaa, Clotted, tarnaat
i-wta .i aanvare auooa. Weak, Bet
I "mm, WW TlCaUCV. waaal nam
Islen.
We dally damnnatrata tiat VIST.
I LOSE VFlNfl mnA UTnpncrr a ... I
be cured without sever. eniraHi.! An. I
" "" !nericiai errecte are 1m-
I mediate. Pain nnlclrllr oaaaa ...
larged veins ranldlv rufnrn haaithl
circulation speedily returna, and
I . "Fln- aounanetia and robust
ieim are soon restored.
BLADDER AND KIDNEY
Bnlarged Prostata Olaad. Tafia.
nation of Bladder and Kidneys, Pre.
iuent Desire, Painful, aaaartlar.
laralnsr Bensatlan. noaa. w-f I
wvuuvu, anoa, jinn winwi, weaa, I
Aching Back, Dry, Pals, Waxy akin. I
ineae symptoms or PROSTATIC.
BLADDER and KIDNET troubles we
rapidly overcome. There la no guess
work about It. We remove every ob
struction, aiop every waste, allay all
Irritation and inflammation, revltal-l
lie tne weaaened organa. and soon
accomplish a safe, thorough and
pirmuwni cure.
GERMAN BLOOD CUR
' Bash. Cotwer-eolored atDOta. Bra.
tloaa. trioers, ore Month or Throat,
Kncona Patohas. alwellea a las a a
PaUiar atalr.
The infallible Waasenaaa Blood Test
will determine whether or not you
have the ailment. Then If your caae
requires it, we give the wonderful
Wew German Blood Kemsdy, which
works like magic. Our treatment
leaves no injurious arter effect
It does not "lock In" the poison, but
anvee it out or tne system, ao
there can be no comeback. Being a
Blood Purifying. Blood Making,
Blood Cell Remedy. It rivea th. na.
tlent a pure, fresh Blond Stream, and
restores him to normal health.
NERVO-VITAL DEBILITY
The cause of Werro-Tital Bebltttv.
as well aa lta evil effect apoa the
phyeloixl. mental aad other powers,
is familiar to all afflicted men. Tha
symntoma need not be enumerated.
we want an ailing men to Know I
that our ANIMAL EXTRACT r.a. I
ment Is the Ideal remedy for NERVO-1
VITAL DEBILITY. It does not .11.. I
ulate temporarily, but restorea per-R
manentlv. All dlsaa-reaahl. imn.r
toms soon disappear, nerve eiiere-v ?al
regainen, aen-reapect, seir-oonrtdence
ana seir-coniroi return, and the pa
tient la prepared for a new period of
life. .
PILES AND RECTAL
Piles, blind, bleeding, itching er
protruding," Pistula TJloers, sto.
Our proven methods make hn.
pltal operatlona unnecessary,' in
most cases . no pain or- detention
from business. We guarantee quick
reuei ana positive, permanent cures.
AFFLICTED MEN
If ailing, you certainly do not
intena to aiwaya remain so, -yon
sorely expect to be restored some
tuna, way noi nowr way delay aad
grow worser
it uai J wain m vurv. ufnll)
to us and get it Once under our
treatment, you win quickly realise
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 llfs to
years. Office hours, dally f to S
Evenings, 7 to 8. Sundays. 10 to 1.
DR. GREEN CO.
sea Washington St.. Portland, Or.
Every Vcman
l Is Interested aad skeald
I know about the wonderful
IMABVElWhlrllnf Spriy
new si acinai Bmnge.
ciamaaea ue-
snuiuy.
Aak vear drnaalet for 1
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tha M A RVE I- accent
no other, but eend etamy
for lIlBatrated book eealed. It
glrae foil partloulars and dlree
fions Invaluable to ladles.
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urea.
mm
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ISAIYFEB
My WliB Cured.
General . BebUlty. Weak Werves, Xn
umnia itesuns or exDosure. overwnr
ana otner yioiations of Bators's law
Diseases of Bladder and Sidneys, Var
cose Tama., anlckly and. ' Bermanenti
cured at small expense. i j .,
SPECJAX. . AXXJKXBT8 Newly conf
tractea and chronic cases cured. AI
ourning, itcning . and inflaramatlo
stopped ln 24 hours. Cures effected i
seven days. Consultation free. If url
auio io can, wnie tor list or question
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