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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1913. fTJiis City Is Far Behind Others, 4 Even of less Size, in Recre-.-. ation Grounds; L H. Weir Addresses Ad Club. Eight Stories Up on Doctors Building I do Information from many cities as to "elr progress .In securing parks and grounds was presented by I H. ytArJn an address before the Ad Club 4 last Wednesday. -As to what other clt- lea ax ai doing, Mr. Weir said:, w ; "X prominent Portland taxpayer said to ma tlie other day;: 'Tout park enthusl . asts are going crazy; we- have , more parks than we need how.' I said to him, 'If. you tiad one-quarter what you need to eat afcd wear, would you be crazy If you endeavored to. make. up the defl- 1 aM mnnti t Jit Its eanarttl1 frrA a that the proper ratio of park area to popula tion is one acre to each 100 inhabitants. Portland Has one acre of parks to every oo population, just a. quarter wnat we Seed now, Ho say nothing of providing i for the future. .We are growing at the rat Of JOIOOO a' year.' Therefore we ' need to majke up our deficiency and add tQO acres pir year to hold our own. , Bom Simple Comparisons. ' .'Tortlandihas 6SS acres of parka, three jBilles. of boulevards and eight play- gxni4a. S i i "It wo art "craay, how about Seattle with 18$ acres, Including 37 parks, 26 ' of them Improved, 46 miles of complet ' ad . magnificent ; scenic boulevards, 23 playgrounds IS fully; equipped and t community centers? r Seattle has spent a million dollArs ; on 'playgrounds atone, and is establishing Dew ones at the rate of two a year. She has spent a million dollars a year for five years on her parks and boulevards. "Is Tacoma cray with 109 acres, in. udlug 'her wondrously beautiful Point Sefiance park, with C38 acres? l"IjUs Atgelea tfrazy, with 8892 acres -.JfekcQUlrlifg more? . ' . '"San Francisco has only twice our population,: but three times our park ; area, J Little Chico, with 12,000 popula tion, has over 20bo acres of park areas. "Snokane has been making Wondrous Strides, and now has over 2000 acres, i 7 "Compare Portland with Kansas City, SUv her 2682 . acres of parks and 27 les of boulevards. Contrast our city Twlth Minneapolis, if you please, with : 1(26 acres of Unproved parks, an acre of park space for every 88 persona, and 23 miles of boulevards. ' s . Who'o Crasy Wow? . yvnicn is in e ? roues v, jruriiauu w UtUo Springfield, 111.,, with her 0,000 uMini(mi unA AAA nrrm of nftrkll ATtA 8 kinlles of boulevards? ..ft , . , I "Has Boston lost her wits with 11,00 'acres of parks and public grounds with' ihu 19 miles of the state house? a , I 'Pomona, Cal., has seven, parks. Blev W years ago Nashville was sane 'with one park. Then she went crazy and ac quired 12 more, one with 238 acres and a mile And a quarter of river, front. Utlca's 10,000, cltlsens sit years ago r bad H acres or park; now tuey nave id paras,, wun oe acres o luuee u parkway and aarivea. waterioo, . owa, has seven parks' containing 225 acres , Her 80,000 cltlsens pay a park tax of i mills. "Cleveland has asked for 21,228.480 tot Improvements alone this year, "Cincinnati Is working on a colossal arkway system through and surround- jAsg the city, comprising more man. mo Taffies f beautiful drives, Interspersed : with, small parks and playgrounds, re 4 quiring the expenditure of several mil Uon dollars. '--...i 'w - ' 7. '.i7: .." Paris' at It Wow. "Such towns as Lewlston; Idaho, Aber deen. Bakersfleld are issuing bonds and receiving donations from generous citl Bens; and now to cap the' climax. Paris Paris, the beautiful, which ; was Paris ' the .ugly, and In 47 years' has been made tae most beautiful city in the world on X January 8 Of this year ner cuy council, Sy a vote of 87 to 8, decided to acquire Jtho -surrounding - military sone. tear Mown: the antiquated fortifications, turn 1120,000 people out of their' ramshackle houses and build parks and boulevards, kt a cost of 220,000,000 for the land and ,24,000,000 more for Improvements. . p-f have said that students of these 'matters tell us we should have one acre (f park and playground area for every 100 of population, un mat oasis, ron land , today with 250,000 people needs tSOQ acres of parks 76. per cent shy. O'hfte-quarters behind the procession of modern, wide-awake, progressive com- '' munltles. We ought to have that other ltovacres to bring us up to date, even witn our go-ahead sister cities. Now, I am no alarmist There has been no areat amount of harm through lack of larger park, area thus far,' though the ' congestion Is becoming serious In a few districta.5-1 ; ' ' ... "Portland has been 'thinly built, and there have been plenty of open spaces, so 3 ' - ' " - , ' " i i ,.,'-. " . -1 a f -if .... - - -"' ' 4 h el-"''' '--'-. S j v . ! t (J i. ! i & v , ' . - vis i .v . . ' . a si i3 S ? : 1:, - - - ;7? 4 ,-rJr ' V 1 .11 ( -W N I ' ? - " I I ;',::,-:.-' - : w .'IS- . , f- . V . T. ". ' ' ! INCREASE -SUPPLY OF HOGS BUT FAIL : ,J0,A1DPR0DUCIS - ' (Continued from precedtng page.) .- : rnlon Mat Co. .........135 Uutoa Meat Co. ......... 17 In Ion West I o. .......... 63 Setlctr St V,'t& 68 Union Meat Co. HO Ruf Falrcblld ........... 85 65. Union Mat C ......... 75 Prank L. Smith......... M Srkr te Weed-78 Union Mat 0. 81 Union Meat Oh .,..... 67 Svler & Weed ......... Union Moat ',....,, 5 Uiilou Meat Co, ,...,.....12 Union Meat Co, 8 Unlou Meat Co. .. Uulon'Mtat Co. , I'mon Meal co. ... Union Moat Co. ... Union Meat Co, ... Krya Co...'.i. frjfe. Sj Co. Union Meat Co, ... SfTler. Weed jvn j r vii if u 101 21T 181 5 107, imh ; 22T . 7.C0 7.60 7.W 7.40 140 i:t9 7.4a This is & condition that is hurting the Portland Union stockyards more than anythfnfr else, ' y: . ,-"!.. So much stuff has come forward to killers direct that they have ; not, felt kindly toward the offerings on- the markut and have grudgingly taken the limited supplies. . . 1 . v . North Portland cattle range: - -Heavy feed steers ....... . . .27.75 a 7.80 Choice steers . 7.H5 Common- steers . . 5 7.60 payed neirers ....... v.60 Fancy cows . ... ,. .... 7.O0 Lib Ordinary light rows 8.60ru,6.75 Fancy light calves ......... - 9.00 i Krvler 4 Wwd rieayy caives . e.vttvevi Union Meat Oa esi Duns " b.i'l Orainary .bulls 4.50 '(.90 , , : Sheep Zttarket Holds Steady, Market for mutton held steady at North Portland during the woek.- There Was a liberal increase in the marketing but few of th. fafferlnra w,rt at ton quality; therefore prices were seluOin icsiea at me top, . r ' - - Considering tne auaiitv of. the week's offerings of livestock the pjice of siteep , wm. Sheoard Portland and the outlook is rood for the uumeuiaiB i u lure. . . 2 B T 1 " .... 1 232 130 173 ItKJ ' MM 111) 606 845 , 820 3HO : S SV , " : S7 4(H) 2fll 812 sm i'815 , , 815 Bnyer. W. B. Wing',.', Broden Broa. . . Tfcmday U amine Bl - STEERS -. - No. At. Ib. 2 28 nOGS '4 Fre Oo. 81 MMFtil & Co............... tx. 7.40 j Kfye & Co. 82 I Fry ft Vo. 1 Doctors' building at Seventh and Morrison streets. The work on this con ,'crete structure is progressing rabidly and , ylthln two weeks, the full ten stories will have been set. One story each week "has been ' - the aim of the contractors, r As soon as the concrete is set, work on facing and flnisblng the interior of the building will be'.'Btarted"-. far,' But from now on the problem will be erlous. ' You all. know the marvelous growth of American cities, how In a few brief years they have sprung from ha: lets to throbbing world capitals. "In 60 yeArs the outer parka of today will be as completely-inner parks Madison Square In New York; Washing ton Square, In Philadeluhla, and the Commons, in Boston, are today. "And here Is i wonderful Portland, growing faster now than any American city. ' Do you realise how rapidly her vacant lots and her open spaces are dis appearing? Gone are the Ladd farms. Gone are most of the other close in large tracts. Whole blocks are vacant . one summer and built up solidly the next The vacant , lots ars disappearing like the mists, before the sun, and In their places coma the sky scrapers, the huge apartments; the factories, tho elosely built- homes. Your neighbor ehlld plays in your flower garden, and you lose your Christianity. ho, my rnenas, we have "got to have, those other 1800 acres - before . they are gone covered With buildings, to remove which would cost many millions. "The 840 aores of Central Park cost New York $5,000,000. . Eight years ago New York paid more than-that for three small playgrounds In the congested dis trict' of the east side, comprising 10 acres all told. .' 'I "So for good business reasons, we ; must get those 1800 shy acres. : And what about the futureT What about that 800 acres we ought to acquire every year to take care of our annual growth? The great problems of the age are our densely peopled cities. Thing of New York's Crowded tenements, wun scarce ly a breathing space anywhere within reach. Think of her disease, her crime and vice and reeking graft Do we want to transplant those conditions to fair Portland? God forbid! Then we must make preparation now, on broad and generous lines. i liet m quote the words of Phillips Brooks; -. He who helps a child helps humanity with a distinctness, -with an lmmediateness which no other help giv en to human creatures in any other stage of their human life can possibly give again.." '. BUYS LOCATION FOR BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE VL H. Bauer, of the firm of Miller ft Bauer, r cement contractors, , has pur chased from 1 F. A. Ball two acres tn College View acre Jract, which adjoins and overlooks Eastmoreland and Reed college. The purchase price was $4800. Mr. Bauer will build a beautiful home on the site this spring. , ' . , - To saMe time for transatlantic travel, ers a railroad across Ireland Is 1 proposed. RELICS RECALL Prices at comDetltiVa noints were bet. ter during the week; therefore stocks that can be shipped elsewhere will not likely come here unless nrlces; locally are advanced somewhat worth Portand sheen values: 1 Best grain fed lambs Ordinary lamtoa ............. 7 tsesi yearlings . , , . .4 Ordinary yearlings . 6.85 Old wethers ,..,,,..:.,... 6.50 Fancy ewes 6.00 Ordinary cows v. 4.764.85 : Xoaday Honing Sales, r . .. STEERS '.C'.'t Buyer. ' No. Ave. Ihi.- Union Meat Oo. :....,., 1" ,,1170 . Union Meat Co, 1 . .' Ift'lO 1. Union Meat Co. 3 ' HuO Union Meat Co, 25 ... .1104 Union Meat Co. 20 1150 SpatM ft Co, , ,. 8 1 Spate 4 Co. - S lone MIXED CATTLE Say ratrchlld 28 BULLS Rir TalroJiUd 1 Spatea A Co 1 , HOOS Union Meat On. ......... 80 " ". Union Meat Co. B."V . ' Kay ralrcblia ........... 89 Hay Fairchlld ........ 40 . Union Meat Co. 6 Bay Patrchtld .......... Bay Falrcblld .......... 1 . Monday Arte ra 00a Baloa. BTEEBS . . . Bnyer. No. Ave. ft, i Prlee. at J. Gin 11 , lose ' 1 $7.00 COWS , . t , cm ,...u 1001 , fs.oo M, . GUI 1135 ' '6.00 BULLS . .'. ' ! 1mm Henry ........... 1 , 1T $9.M jamea Htnry 1 m' 4.7B JtBiei Henry 2 100 4. 50 DAY 1 Old Records Taken From the Cornerstone of Bishop . . Scott Academy. An event of the past week that re called to Portland pioneers an Import ant building event of 34 years ago,. was the recovery of a tin box la the cornet fetono of the' old Bishop Scott academy building, containing newspapers, church publications, sohool catalogues and other relics that were stored away In -a block of cement, when ,? the oorner stono- of the academy was" set The building was wrecked to make room for modern Im provements. .'," 'j' ' ' ;;. ' -.(- In when this building was erect ed, such an ' event was an important one, for It meant an Important addition to Portland, ana in those days the optl mists dreamed of a big city and every new building was a step toward . tho realisation of that dream. A large crowd of Portlanders, espe cially cnurcn peopie, attenoea tne lay ing of this stone. The services were conducted by Bishop ? Morris, Rev. George Plummer and General O. O. How ard. , - ' -" ':., ' i: ' The Bishop Scott academy building for the past few years, has been known as the Glendora hotel. 1 Mrs. E. R. Gllsan and Mrs. C E. Wil son were among those present at this ceremony. In speaking of the affair, it was recalled by them as one of the big things in the hisvory of the church and school. Much Interest was taken at that time in the school and every thing that had to do with the advance ment of the academy was entered into with much enthusiasm, BIG STRUCTURE . FOR , - SOUTHEAST PORTLAND ' Plans have been' completed by While ft Olson, builders, for the erection of a two-story reenforced concrete building Vt East Forty-sixth street and Sixtieth avenue, to cost $20,000 that is to be used as a moving picture theatre. This building will be 40x100 feet In else, and win accommodate 400 people. The build. In g will be completed in June. i:- :f '"''n' mil .-ii.ii i 'in ' n .1 1 liniO;'; ; Dudley Field Malone, mentioned , for the - position of private . Becretary to President Wilson, is a son-in-law of Senator O'Gorman of New York. A STATEMENT OF CONDITION OP LUMBERMENS NATIONAL i ,.: i .Portland, oregon i ; f.. ; At close of business February 4,1913 ; 1 -1 , ; , ? ' i ' . , ' " RESOURCES Loans and Discounts , . U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation. Other Bonds and Premiums i'. ;.'..'. "..,'; ; Furniture and Fixtures'.;,.. - . .; Due From U. S. Treasury. .7. . . . .$ 12,500.00 785,212.17 S55 BANK $3,165,024.18 250,000.00 903,137.53 . 20,000.00 ; v. Due- From Banks Cash on Hand ioaoa Total. 786,643.57 . 1,594,355.74 $5,935,517.45 liabilities ; ' , " , . ..: Capital .v., . ...... ; $1,000,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits ,V. .'. '. . 121,701.25 Reserve for Taxes I . . ; , 18,590.50 Reserve forInterest . Circulation T.,'.. 7 Dividends Unpaid 3,000.00 250,000.00 7. 904.50 Deposits , , . . 7. : 7 . .' , '4,541,321.20 'i, Total :.7.. ............ ........... .$5,935,517,45 ' ' ,: YEAR'S, INCREASE IS 24 PER CENT- ' '.' ' . . Deposits (Comptroller Call), February 4, 1913. . . . .$4,541,321.20 Deposit (CtfmprafeY , : Gain . , v . ; - . -. . $ , sgd,536.3o Price. $7.20 . T.ao 7.20 T. ' 7.20 7.00 7.06 1013 $0.80 lltftO 1T1 '. 208 sso 101 . m 850 . ,$S.O0 - 4.75 r $T.M 7.) 7.60 .7.60 BO ' 0.BO e.50 Bayer. Monday afteraooa Stlet, No. HOGS Union Meat O. MS Union Heat Co. Union Meat Co. 80 Union Meat Co. OS Dnion Hot Oo. 80 Union Ueit Co. 85 Union Meat Co 81 Union Meat Co. ......... SO Union Meat Co. , 40 Union Meat Co. BO Frjra k Co. 82 Trjt A Co. 83 Unloa Meat Co. ......... 78 Union Meat Oo 10 Unloa Meat Co. 88 Ave. Ita. Price. 208 1T1 225 239 272 228 16 , iett : 1T7 , 200 218 223 218 181 $7.50 T.00 7.50 71 7.50 7.50 7.60 7.60 -. 7.60 7.60 7i50 T.50 7.50 , 7.60 , 7.60 Krye It Co , Kevler A Weed .......... Union Meat Oo. ........ . - ' ' EWES Slatea ft Wetnel 15 I'eter Kloeter ... ...... 25 ft. Petwld , 5-) Vurt- Sro. ' 60 M. J. Gill 85 Union Met Co. .,,...,, 7 William BbpparO ,.. l: aj LAMBS ...v.. 49 40 . ; Tneaday Korninr salaa. ' - Buyer. ... Xo. At. Ibe. ' ; RTEERB RteualoM Bros. 20 E. E. Bennett 1 - -- COWS E. E, Bennett t........ 1 U. E. Bennett 0 E. E, Bennett 1 f .j -. ---- - -. ..: BULLA Sleualose Broe. 1 .v.vVf-:; CALVES, ' .. nit. m, it am ... Wm. Sneyard U. J. 0(11 . .4 HOGS 80 ...... 88 17 ...... 84 ...... It ...... 0 4 1 i 89 HW , 10T JO. ,.05 92 B4 V'ST -.; T; ions' 830 : . 8.TO . ion : i 1100 " ' - 7 . 7 t 1610 aoa 800 Barton A Co. .... Km n It L. Smith... Union Meat Co. ,.. Union Meat Co, ... Union Meat Co. ... Barton Co, ... r. U Smith P. U Bmlth Union Meat Co. ... LAUB3 Union Meat Oo. .' ..249 82 - YEARLINGS San Dial Kanrn. ...... ..206 101 - 1 Vednattay Mornlnf Bala. '77-f W'p:--STEKita 176 1 If . KW ' 217 U1 88S." HKS-. 44 810, Buyer, No. Are. Ibe. 10TO 1068 1240 ii8tr 1210 840 Jamea Aenry 25 Jamea Henry 25 Jamea Henry ........... 1 Jamea' Henry 1 8t ruble ft OUeney ....... 1 Strulil A Gleney,,. cowg , StrnMe A Glepey,.. ...... 9 Struble ft Gleney.,,..... 5 8trul)la ft Oleuey.i...... 8 . - t , BULLS - ' Jam Benrf 1 ' . STAGS ' laaaae Henry 1 CALVES Unkm Meat Oo. ......... 1 . , V: - v BOOS Frye A Oo. M Fry A Oo. -.101 - . - LAMBS Union MeM Oo. .134 McCoUonxh ft Bnmble... 15 - ., s EWE8 Union Kent Oo 71 Wednaaday Afternoon : . STEERS ; - - ' Bnyer. ' i No. Are. Tbe. 1114 U4a 1660 ; 1350 "180; 194 175 6T 5 ' 8T COWS I t f e Struble ft Gleney Union Meet Co. .. Union Heat va. ......... Union Meat Oo, ,...4. Union Meat Co. .,. Unloa Meet Co. 1000 f2f0 1133 1150 1020 11U5 ' 7.36 ' '.7.09 ' M r s.M 8,50 i HI - 6.50 V 6.50 f. 8 . 50 9.50 8.W !,; .Bfl 6.40 ; 6.40 -6.40 40 6.40 6.23 6.00 ,4.00 ' $5.23 0.25 i 6.25 6.2T 6.(W i B,00 - 4.S5 ton , 8,00 f $7.00 Prlra. $7.10 - (.29 v $6.23 6.60 423 ' $4.70 $0.00 ; .oo IT.50 7.40 - 7.40 7 40 7.30 650 ; 6.40 8.40 6.40 $7.25 $8.86 Price. ' IT.65 7.5 , 7.00 ' 7.00 '7 7J ,9.60 $T.O0 i 8.75 6.00 $6,23 $9.00 ' $7.60 7.60 $7.00 6.25 . $sis Price, $7.26 $7.00 6.60 8.75 i .K) 6.00 1046 . 104S "J10" 17 241 '470 209 8S8 Burton Oo. ...... . ... , . 00 Barton A Co. 8 . LAMBS ' Barton A Ctt. ........... 2 . - XEAKLfSGS rrenk L, Smith 220 ( WBTHEHS Barton A Co. ............243 Barton A Co. ........... 3 EWES Wm. Sbapard ...... ,...i58 ; Wnv 8neard ........... 4 .. Trldey Kornina; Salaa, . . . " HOGS Buyer. - -". No. Are. Tbe. Frank L. Smim ......... 82. - IflO 85 9 84 125 1 05 Frank L. Smith., 810 .Saturday Xorntnf Bales, . COWS Bnyer, ' No. Ave. lb. Unlun Meat C. 1 .. 810 HOGS Frank L, Smith 97 184 Frank L. JRnilth 104 137 Frauk L. HmitU 8 . 400. P'le. $7.45 7.23 ; $7.5"0 7.50 7.50 6 50 7 51 7.00 i $7J3 $8 25 , $8.10 Ii 6.10 $3.15 6.15 Prlea. $7.B5 0.35 Prise. $3.00 $7.43 7.3S 8.50 JAT.1E IS 'CHANGED: :U CAPITAL 1NCP.EASID ..- f . Amended' articles of lncnrpfiw: -i wire filed during- the- weplt with the n ?- rptary or state ty the firm of litbinv Welton company, ehanglnir the nam of the concern to "the Uiidtto-Klbbe com pany,' and lnereaalng the capital etock ti 50,000. The company will continue to engage in the street grading- buslneRS. The offlcere of the company are Robert J. Llndfln, president; , Karl B. Kumpt, vice-presidents Glen E. Klbbe, eeeretary. Journal Want Ada bring results. CHICAGO HOGS REACH $8.05 Market AdvauiGes 'fi to 10 dents Again; 'Other Lines Steady. : Chicago. Fen. 8. Houe 11.000; year ago, 22,000: left over, 2400 Market, 6o to too nigner Mixea . ana Dutcners, SiJtffii.ubi'cooa ana neavy. i.6ay 8.02; roug-h and heavy, , $7.5K8 7.8t; UghV $7.80(je.05. ' : cattle 4uo: market, eieaay. v Bheep 1600; market, eteaqy. KANSAS CITY HOGS $7.75 Dime Is Added to Former Value; Cattle Trade Is-Firm. T7M.A. . : VAk . ... '..tlrtflral .1 K Aft AOHOaH VA I. J 1 " V VUi ' "I. I1VB8T i market, loo nigner. Tope, 7.6. - , cattie-!-400; market, zirm. Sheep none. OMAHA HOGS AT 57.75 Further Advance of Dime Forced in - Missouri River Yards. . South Omaha, rebr $.- Cattle--none. Hogn R820; market . lOo higher at $7.654JT.7S. . ' , , , . Sheep None. New York Cotton Market, : , Open.-High. Low. - Close. Jan. ..... 1144 1164 114 116511 Mar., ....,1245 1247 1241 12461247 May .... 1225 1281 1228 12301281 July .... 1222 1225 ; 1218 T 12241225 Aug. .... 1209 1206 1203 12O71209 Sept . ... .... .... 11721174 Oct ..... 1165 1186 llU 1165116 Deo. 11(11114 11(4 114601187 REALLY DOES" PUT SIB Mi 51 ORDER - ..... Potato water will remove mud etalns from nearly every kind of cloth garment OUR CHILD'S IS 1 TONGUE COATED? If Gross Feverish, Bflioua, Stomach Sour, Give "Syrup of Figs" to Clean It ; Little i dogged - Up Bowels. .. - Time It! In just five minutes there will be no Indigestion, . Sourness, Heartburn, Gas or Dyspepsia. , Do Borne foode yon eat hit back taete good, but work badly; ferment in to etubbofn lumpe and oauee a alck, our, gassy stomach! Now, Mr. or Mr Dyspeptic, Jot this down: Pape'S Dlapepsln dlgeste everything, leaving nothing to aour and upset you.' No dif ference how badly your stomach 'is die ordered you get happy relief in five minutes, but what pleaaee you moat la that i it strengthens and regulates your stomach so you can- eat yourfav orlte foods without fear. Most remedies give you relief some times they are slow, but not sure. Dlapepsln 1 quick, positive and puts your stomach in a healthy condition so the misery won't come back. You feel different as soon as Dlepep aln comes In contact with the stomach distress just vanishes your stomach gets sweet, no gasen, no belching, no eructations of undigested food, your head clears and you feel fine. 7 Put an end to stomach trouble by getting-a large 60-cent case of Pape's Dlapepsln from any drug store. You realise In five minutes how neediest It is to suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder. 5-OlOTtLIIRIE Seeley's Spermatic ' Shield Truss Seeley's Spermatic Shield Truss, as Fitted to the Czar of Russia and now used and approved by the Uni ted States Government, will not only re tain any ease of rupture perfectly, af fording immediate reKef, but also closes the opening in 10 days on the average case. If you can't come send for descriptive literature. LAUE-D AVIS DRUG ,COMf RAN Y . ' THIRD AND YAMHILL, PORTLAND, OR. Truss Experts and Exchisive Agents for Seeley's Spermatic Shield Trass list 'j ! i - - li-ii liua . " L-jmsa a PJIPE'S! HIS A GOLD AT Oil First Dose f Tape's Cold Compound ; Ends Grippe ailsery; xastes . , ; Mice; No Quinine. . Tou can surely end Grippe and break up the most severe cold either In head, chest, back, stomach or limbs, by taking a dose of Papa's Cold Compound every two hours until tares consecutive aoses are' taken. v ?- -V-C-;; :V V- It promptly relieves the most miser- : able headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, t'everishpss, sneezing, sore throat, mucous . catarrhal aiscnarges, running of the nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges, Take this wonderful Compound as di rected, without Interference with your usual auttes ana wun uie anowieage that there is nothing else in the world. which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after-effects as a 25-cent package of .Pape's Cold Com pound, which any druggist can euppfy,' Accept no suhetitute contains no qui nine -belongs in every home. Tastes nice. '.' h v rmitlo Shield Fad, So Motherl Don't scold your cross, pesv. lsh child! Look at the tonguel Bee If It Is white, yellow and coated! -If your j child Is listless, drooping, Isn't sleeping well, is restless, doesn't eat heartily or is cross, irritable,, out of sorts with everybody, stomach aour. feverish, breath bad; has stomach ache, diarrhoea, sore throat or is full of cold, it means the little one's stomaoh, liver and 39 feet of bowels are filled with poisons and foul, constipated waste matter and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. Give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs, and la a few hours all the clogged up waste, undigested food and sour bile will gently move on and out Of its little waste clogged, bowels without nausea, griping or weakness, and you will sure ly have a well, happy and smiling child again shortly. '.'-'.. .,'; , . i.u , With Symp of' Bigs you are not drug ging, your children, being composed en tirely of luscious figs, senna and ero matics It cannot be harmful; besides they dearly love its delicious taste,' , , . Mothers ahould always keep Syrup of Figs handy. It Is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator needed a little given today will save a sick child tomorrow. , Full directions for children of all ages and for grownups, plainly printed on the package. -Ask your druggist for the full name, "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna." prepared by the California Fig-Syrup Co. This is. the delicious tasting,, gen- j uine om reuuuie. neiuas suyimng eise ' 'offered. "- ' , KEEK-- SEE ME FREE. It rou are worrying ibout any ailment ln :luded - among those slthln which 1 spe cialize. I Invite you to call at my office nd I will give you FREE a conscientious " examination and di agnosis and advise : you of the " proper . course to pursue to rid yourself forever of your worry and your ailment; My years of experience and my qualifi cations have made me an expert in the treatment of the ailments with which MEN. are afflicted. V NEQSALVARSAN- ? Improved German Remedy for - - BLOOD POISON ADMINISTERED by both INTRA. VENOUS and INTRAMUSCULAR - METHODS. Come to me If you have any of the following disorders; Enlarged Veins, Pimples, 'Nervous Debility, - Nerve, Blood and Skin Disorders, Bladder Troubles, Blood Poison, Eruptions, Ulcers, special Aliments, files or Fistula, to 61 to S Dally; Sundays. 10 to 1. - Examination Advice Free, J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D. Rooms 11-16 .Lafayette Bldg. I1SH WASHINGTON ST.. Cor. STIl PORTLAND. OR. . - IS YOUR BLOOD IN : DANGER? Dr; Brown's Specific Antidote For men's aliments, contagious Blood Poisoning. Will clean your system and make your blood pure. No other retnedy so surely and quickly cures as BROWN'S SPECIFIC. It absolutely and perfectly purifies the- blood and leaves it fresh, rich and pure as - it was before , the f erms of contagious blood poison en ered the circulation. ONE BOTTLE will convince you aa to its marvelous curative properties. Remember, that It will cost you nothing to give this a complete trial. If you fall to get results we will positively , refund your money. Price for the treatment $1 - THE 1IELDFOND DRUG CO, , . ; 220 Morrison, Near First , y i : V sole bears the h$A , yon "O" Groove. the UCnMPUV D il C 1 1 nnMCTiDaTcn II IIIIiI I II HUH I III IHI II 1 1 I II II Uh WVIIVIII IlltaWI IISallWlNWII aVIfaal UU i luHGUE G0ATED7-GASGARETS SURE . 7'. ) ;7t'- -' ;. -'. ' : v:c:y :.f;:' '7;: '7 Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged, constipated ' bowels, which cause your stomach to become filled with undigested food? which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery foul gases, bad breath, yellow nkin, mental fears, everything, that, la horriblt and .nausea t--lng. A Cascaret tonluht will straighten- you out - by morning a 10-cent- box from your druggist will keep your Liver active, Bowels clean and regular, Stomach sweet. Head clear, xaad make you feel bully for months. Don't forget the children. - ... i ! 7 . 10 CCXltSe : Never grips or aides, U. v CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. BANISH ALL .- YPP -1 By the use of Dr. Sail da Carlos TROUBLES yThe Bucoessful European Remedy tor all Dsviel cndTnfssiiijd Diseases Satmitfatly Tirtatf and Prmanmnl(y Carat Stomatfi Troabfa in hoth Adult mf Child. ' .'"; SOLD BT ALL DRUGOIStS ' . ; , ' i E. roUCFIJA A CO.. Inel, ' Aoa U. S.) 80 Beekman Street New York I W -IT u ' BR, IOLS1AN IS BT.JI CONSULT-' " man r ;l'':;i.. (1) Ma' is an HONEST SCIENTIFIC: of extraordinary experience. , During aa active practice in ailments ot men covering a period of more than 16 years, 1 have had unexcelled opportunities for aervation. I can make the positive assertiou - that i nave treated and cured more men on the Pacltio Coast than all the rest, ot the apecialists. put logeiner, . This vast oxpea ence coupled with - years of study placett in among ttie eading bUBClalUts ot the world. My reputation lor thu past ! years can leave no aouot as to my aoiuiy, nonesiy ana in- ivgvuy uua suoutd h suiuoient 19 convince t tno most skepucttl that 1 possess saiit anul experience acquired In such . a . way , that uo L otner can snare it; that I am tin) focsmoa Bneclalisa on the Coaat: and that in niacins vuinsi.ir. under mv nir von era assured of aHHo Vie lltt. square deal and a. permanent - and lasting J2m MORRISON ST, COR, cure at a fair and reasonable fee. I would FIRST. PORTLAND. OR like to have you tor a patient it yon will 'lnox- -vxw, w come to me on a strictly professional basis,- accepting the Inducements taut 1 ofttr, which are my ability. Is years' experience, time savmg treat utent and cure of certain Umnu. - , .- THK ijRJA'f aCKh.'i of iny success is easily explained, and sufferers from any torm of disease should impress this fact on their mind before selecting a physician, i absolutely and positively, employ scienUiio treat, merit, Quly, such as Is acknowledged to have the greatest merit and advlnud and prescribed by tha mud eiebiated medical scientists, authors, lecturers and genito-urinary specialists the world over. I have at my command ttiou saudH of drugs employed by ail Scientifio physicians, from which are -iected those uest auapted tor the treatment and cure of each iodividual ca, according to tbe symptoms and requirements manifested from time tu tlm. My vast experience in the treatment of Men's Ailments enables me to de termine With unerring skill the combination of drugs moKt applicable to each oaao, the one calculated to bring Quick and permanent results, there by efteoting surprising and wonderful cures of cases which have resisted treatment prescrioed by those who ha va been left behind in the rapid ptug- ras of th-scientific .practice -Of medicine. aiy practice ls.llmlted to the disorders of the . male and is further rr,n. fined to these special and cbronio affections of tne i.olvlo trurt. T: -ti Include LOUT V1TALITX. ENLAKQalU VKINS, Hi UitOCKLE. Jtsl.cf'O M-,. OltUt-US, CONTRACTED AILMENTS ANU tiLAUUEU AMJ KllJ.M-if Md K A sn;ti. I have taken -up these-ailments eHpeoiaily, be'auia tiiouum! at lives ara ruined and thousands of men are held down by clirouiu uiaanrsi or disease, which the average practioing physician does not undcrstuMij m.l usually tries to make light of by telling Ihi patient that oatur iii iu:i mpair the waste. "-',. I Oft'er Free Coasmltatisa zzi Exaislaatiia 1 Tou are always welcome to a friendly visit atid - the n.ost niliM A : VICE wlll be given you FREE of charge or obli"ttiou. My inuo. '-. t - tice has been built up by honest service. LOv' r hd end tn uu...i..- t of every promise. I nevef refuse the man who rief'U bcip. . If you cannot call WRITE for self-examination Diurm. 7 My Jnethoda appea to those whq Inst-1 on the btt. I wr t DlCw VERY until It Ma" proven safe mui buccis.f uL If ) . : , i . your wants known.- No matter about -money. , Cull or wrue i. ... DRESS ABOVE. My advice is chedrfuily ulven Free of t !; . i . tlon. .. 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