THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENTNO.
NOVEMBER 9,v 1803,
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McCredie'e Pot-Wallopers Hit
the Oa.II Hard, but It Take;
Miscues to Win Contest :
COMMUTERS CONTRIBUTE
A HALF DOZEN ERRORS
Portland Wat Unable to Run Basel
With Any Success-Van Haltre
Presented a Patched-Up Team
Iberf Was Hit Hard. -
' flaaraal BDecial Barries.)
Oakland. Nov. t. Although tha
Glanta outbattad Oakland mora than
two to one yesterday. It was necesssry
for tha horn team to maka a half dosen
... errors before McCredie'e man could
tilalm tha conteat. to 2. Garvin waa
In tha box for Portland and bald the
(ommutera down to ova sate hlta. par
vln waa Inaceurata In throwing to bases,
three errors being charred to bim. Port
lands runs came on error by Pevereaax
snd Richard and hits by Schlsfly and
McLean. Van Buren scored tha win
ning run In tha ninth on: two bits and
nrror. Portland had IS men left on
bases, and McCredle waa tha only Olant
- besides the pitcher who failed to ret a
hit, - -Tha score: - -: ' ..." ' . ' ,
.. PORTLAND.
ARR.HPO.A. E
Van Buren, If. .....
M. Hale. 3b
Mitchell, ef. .
tichlafly, 2b. .......
Mcljean, c. .........
McCredle, ; rf. ......
1
Wyw ney,-
Kerry. lb, ,
11
Garvin, p. -vr. ......
Totals ,
.........17 S 11 ti 11 4
J OAKLAND.
' ' ' , ' . - ; AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Van Hiltren, cf. i... 4 1 S
Kniger. rf. 4 1 J 1 J
Imnleavy, If. ......4. 4-1-1 1
Richard..' lb, 4 . 1 I O S
- Keltyr-IJb; vr-m -. i rsri, --4. S 1 -7
Krancka. as ..,..- Js 1
Tevei-eaux, 2b. ....t. 2-1 t
Wyrnes, t 1
Jlwrg, p. .,..,....... 40
Totals , . .SsH "7 27 1
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland . .... i. .5 t 1 1
Hit . ... .2 1 1 1 1 2 211
Oakland .-.... j 9 9 0 0 0 !
Hit ...S 2 0 1 i
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Two-base hlta Hchlafly, Van Halt ran.
gncrtflre hlta Devereaux, Mitchell 2,
Rchlarty. Baaea on balla Off Garvin, 1:
off Iberg. t. Left on banes Portland,
7 J ii-Oakland, . SUuckout-Bxfi!tirvln,
7; hv Iberg. Stolen bases Mitchell,
. Bchlafly. Dunleavy S, Byrnes. Tlma of
irame One hour and IS minutes, Um
pire Perrlne.' , ;. : -
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SCiller Xl Sard. .. ;c
fjoerml Special ar rte'A
San Francisco, Nov. f. Miller wss
lilt hard yecterday, while Williams wss
very effective, the Slwashes (olnc down
to defeat. Tha soore: . '
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Brattle ........ 1 2
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Stuttgarter
. Umpire McCar-
enr'i Boo work. .
(J rn.l Seeds Sarriea.
Los Angeles, Nov. . Dolly Oray ahut
out tha Tiger yesterdsy, allowing but
In actfrI hlta. Th BCOrS:
R. H. K.
Loe Angles V..4 0 MO I
Tirom. . ........O00SO .1
Bauer lee Oray and Ra ger; Emer
aon, Fltagerald and and Graham.
Um
pire Da via.
6REAT ENTHUSIASM OVER
SATURDAY'S GA'.IE
Oregon Students Will Entertain
O. A. C. Farmers in Befitting
i Style After the Contest. ..
8prtl Dtepatca t Tka learaal.l
TjQlveraity , of Oregon. Euene. Or.,
Nov. .-Never before In tha athletics
of Ore son haa such enthuslaam been
shown as tbst which Is displayed over
tha eomlnar cams with tbs Oregon Ag
ricultural collese football team on Saturday.-
The com Ins same Is the topic
of converaation and tba plans of - the
atudenta In antertalnina tba 400 stu
dents which' are com Ins from, Corvallla
are now aaaumlna reality ana greai
times are expected. The - special train
from tha friendly town arrives In Eu
gene about 11 o'clock hi tha morn Ins
and will remain until 19 o'clock . at
night. Thla gives ample time for soma
entertainment, and tba 'varalty atudenta
hop by. entertaining all that . tba
friendly relations between the two col
leges will continue to Increase.
During the big game It will be a no-
Uceable feature that 'horns snd tin pans
will remain quiet.- The Oregon students
have decided to abolish all auch Instru
ment and Instead will have a system
of organiaed rooting during the game,
and between halvea.a. monstrous serpen
tine parade. Including several hundred
students carrying tha lemon yellow will
be a new feature.
In advance of the crowd the Corvallla
management .has reserved one third of
the grandatand for their followers; snd
to ahow. the true college epirlt a com
mittee -has been appointed from 'the
state Institution to decorate tha grand
stand for the occasion. ' '
The condition of KIncald field la In
ths test possible shape, and the faat
formatlona of Oregon will play s promi
nent part In the conteat, while the Cor
vallla teams feature will be weight.
The grounds will be policed In a manner
never before attempted, and air forms
of .vandalism and rowdyism will be sup
pressed at the a tart.
- Arrangementa for handing 4,004 spec,
tators are being made. " v -
Football.
Willamette University vs. Multnomah.
Ons of the season's bc-st.-- -Saturday,
November 11.. at t o'clock.
Multnomah Field. Admission 80c
VERY CONFIDENT
ChaunceyBishop's Eleven Js
Made Favorite in Betting Over
the Multnomah Club Team.
'The poor condition-of the Multnomah
elub"leven today la a. great source of
Joy to - the college footballists up snd
down the Willamette valley and through
out the entire northwest. The wretched
showing made by the clubmen agslnst
Astoria, when a tie game resulted, bas
raised 4hhopes of the collegians to
a height far greater than Mount Blanc
besides filling them with a sublime snd
supreme confidence that la certainly
refreshing. . ' " - '
The question thst Is being discussed
now by the Willamette followers is not
which team Is going" to 'win, but how
many touchdowns can Willamette, make.
Salem partisans claim "five scores
aaalnst the clubmen, Corvallla sympa
thisers say Willamette will score three
times, while Oregon students srs ex
tremely conservative when they state
that Multnomah will have to auffer two
touchdowns at Salem's hand a. Accom
panying those strong declarations Is the
thing that talks, money ranging from
J to 9 to 10 ti T that Willamette . will
win. " 1
While the clubmen feel ' keenly ths
Impression thst thus, prevails regarding
their weakneaa, yet there is s sort of
feeling thst sfter all the "winged M."
boys are not going to be slaughtered
Just to please the college lads. Leal
night's workout St ths club wss ths
best' that the boys have had, snd after
It 4as over the coach felt a little .better
than on other occasion. . What ths
line-up will be on Saturday Is a matter
of conjecture. It Is not known what
the line wilt be, and there la as much
doubt regarding the backs. If the club
men can get their Una In good shspe
ths chances are that the game won't
be so one-sided as ths Wllnmetts men
think,;-. . ; .; . -
Practice will be held sgsln this, even
ing at -ths club snd sll srs expected to
turn out. ; .. . - .... .. ,-: , -.
RACING RESULTS ON -;
JHE EASTERN -TRACKS
(Jnrsl Special Serrlce.ir
New Tork, Nov. . Aqueduct race re
sults: - .
- Five furlongs-Wster.Oraas won. Con
sistent second, ' Special License third;
Ume. 1100 1-5. -f
MilsCutter won, CArkls second.
Sister third; time, 1:414-.- -
t Seven furlongs jocund won. Diamond
second, Monet third; time, 1:27 2-S. ,
Mils snd a furlong Banker . won,
Louis- H.- second, Caronal-third; time.
1:S4 l-t. v- 1
Seven ' furlongs Birmingham ; - won,
Mary Morris second, . Ingleslds' third;
time. 1:21. ' - -- -
Six ' snd ons half . furlongs Cloten
won,''Toscsn second, Judrllle third;
time; 1:20. -.- -v -
At jrsskTUls. '...
(Joarsal Bs4al Sr. -
Nashville. Nov. t. Results of races:
Six 'furlongs Thespian won; Benson
hurst second, Mammon third; time. 1:14.
Five ; furlongs Calabash won. Had ur
second. Jimmy Maher third; time.
I:l 1-1. ' ' " " ' -
Steeplochasa handicap, short course
Poorlsnds won, Jim Crow second, Lord
Radnor tblrd; time, 2:11 1-1.
Mile snd a sixteenth Princess Oma
won, Mattls Algol second, Dollnda third;
time. 0:42.
SIX furlongs Malleable won, Woggle
Bug second, Tlchlmlngo third; time,
1:1 1-. '
Mils Outwal Won. Nlns second. Pillar
tblrd; time. 1:41 -.
Fsrmers' wotk so well along they srs
rtlllng ft should rain.
ler -and Blankenshlp.
thy. .
HILL AND fJEl'JILL
TOMORROW
Fourth Came of Interscholastic
Series Is Attracting Keen In
'terest Among Footballists. :
MILITARY ELEVEN IS
FAST AND POWERFUL
Though Hill -Us Better Balanced
Team, Friends of Captain Austin's
Men Think Came Will Be a Close
Contest Lineup of Teams. "
The fourth game of tha Interscholss-
tie leasue football series will be played
at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon on Mult
nomah field, when the. teams of the
Newill Rlvervlew and Hill Military
academies will, meet for the first time
this year.- . , -
There is naturally quits a little rivalry
between the two school, snd tha young
soldiers from Newill Rlvervlew are sure
to make a- determined effort to wrest
tbs victory in this game from ' the
cadets. Ths cadeta on the other hand
are stUl smarting from' the defeat the
High school administered to them last
Saturday, and say that they will not
be caught napping again.
Newill Rlvervlew academy, , while
averaging bat 14S pounds, has some
rattling 'good men On the team. Austin,
a gritty, hardworking and above, all ex
perlenced player, equally dangerous on
offense and defense Is probably, the
beat Junior halfback In tba city. Downs,
N. R. A-'s left half, is a? tower of
atrength on defense, though his offen
sive playing seems to have lost some
of the dasband speed of former years.
He. and Jameson at left tackle should
make N. R, A.'s left side almost im
pregnable. Another" moat dangerous
man Is "Dolly" Belt the right tackle.
Experienced, active, gritty and always
on.., the right spot, he Is . probably,, the
most troublesome man -to handle N.
R. A. has, snd hss given his opponents
so tar no end of worry. - Right Guard
Settlemeler haa the distinction of'belng
the biggest manlii the league. He tips
the sea In at 226 pounda. 'NougTl ssidri
H. M. A. ha a heavy, powerful and
enduring team, but hss been sadly han
dicapped by lack of experience snd team
work. However, ths .latter, defect has
been remedfed to a large extent during
tha. week. . The cadeta were taught a
severe lesson last -Saturday, and they
are going to profit by It. They intend
to win tomorrow's game. If hard work
can do" It. -for-their plan la to try to
defeat both N. R. A. and P. A., thereby
tlelng the score, and then get another
whack at the High school.
Emm Jhfl spectator's standpoint the
game will be a most intcrestlns one'
as It will bo hard, faat but clean foot
ball from stsrt to finish, and taking all
point Into consideration -the contesting
teams are pretty evenly 1 maluhid.- :
Mr. Overfleld (M. A. A. C.) snd J. A,
Horan (M. A. A. C.) have consented to
officiate as referee end Umpire, re
spectively. Ths line-up will: '
N. R. A. . H M.- A.
Brewer. ........L, B. R. .French
Jamleson. ,. .. . .L. T. R. ........ ..Volgt
Fink. ...... ....L. O. rt........Dowason
Campbell . . . .", . C. . . . . ..... ..Knet tie
Settlemeler ..... R. O. L Mulkey
Belt ..R. T. L'....... Williams
Price...., R, E. L.M.......Runey
Druke. Q. Huggins
Downs.. ....... L. H. R. .. ....Taylor (c)
Auatln cl..r..R. H. S. ....... .Gleason
Fenton.. F, Dlmmlck
Ths substitutes are: For Hill Bailey.
Dunlap, Wren and Nlssler. For N. R.
A. Lllley, Weller, -Hayes, Loomls, Mer
chant, J. Strelt, Wlggln, Mays, Hill and
Moors. , . - , - -. . . . . .
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
All notices of football contests
must be In The Journal office '
before 10 o'clock on the day of
publication. - Notices - for the
- Sunday Journal must be In thia '
.... m I'li. i sfatnn..
day night. The Journal wilt
publish free of eharge notices of
games snd all matters of Inter- .
eat to amateur football players
throughout ths country. Notices
must be written In a plain hand,
and upon one side of ths. psper.
When the line-up of an eleven
Is given. It should be written In
thla faahlon: Center. right
guard. left guard, right tackle,
left tackle. Tight end, left end,
quarter, . right halfback, left '
halfback and fullback. Tba
lengthof halves, ths soorers of
touchdowns snd ths officials
should slso b given. ' ,
D0N!TVXIT
Take Advantage of a Portland
v Citizen's Experience Be
fore lts Too Late.
When ths back begins to ache,
' Don't wait until backache becomes
ohronlo; .....
- Till serious kidney troubles develop";
Till urinary troubles destroy night's
Teat. . -
Profit by a Portland eitisen'a experi
ence. . .
MraJ. D. Kennedy, 78 years old. who
resides at 70 Corbet t street, says: "I
have been sffllcted with kidney trouble
for thirty years, and for the past twen
ty years I have never been entirely free
from It In some form or other. I suf
fered terribly from backache and could
hardly stoop over and get up again.
Trouble from the kidney secretions ex
isted. At times I was greatly bloated,
my. feet swelled to twice thejr natural
also anil I was seldom without s plaater
on my back to ease the pain. I doctored
a great deal and used more medicine
than any one person could carry. I had
read so much about Doan's Kidney Pills
that I concluded to glvs them a trial
and got s bos st ths Laue-Iavla Drug
Co. 'a store, corner of - Yamhill snd
Third streets. I was s good aubject,
with S rnae of such long standing, snd
I thought if they helped me I . could
safely recommend them to others. I
used them faithfully and the results
were sst I sfactory In every way. Doan's
Kidney Pills sre a wonder. Thev did
me more good than any other remedy 1
ever used. -
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Blue and Cold Team In Perfect
Conditlon for Next Saturday's
; Big Contest -
COACHES RETICENT ABOUT
MEN WHO WILL PLAY
Cardinal At;t;refation Has Suffered
r Many Setbacks From Accidents and
on Form the Men From Berkeley
Ought to Make Superior Showing.
'Mwaal Special Service.) -San
Francisco, Nov. . Everything Is
In' readiness for the annual football
gams between Berkeley and Stanford
on Saturday afternoon on ths campus
st1 Pslo Alto.
Ths coaches st California and Stan
ford are as reticent about naming ths
players who t will likely take part in
ths big gams ss a soubrec.e generally
la about her years. "There srs no 'var
alty men," they say, when some one
is referred to ss a 'varalty player. Tbelr
objeot la, of courae, to Impress on the
men the fact that they have to fight
for their placea until they step on ths
field, and It is certainly ' having tbs
effect desired. At both universities, ths
players are workljig hard to make gnoi.
snd they have the aatlsf action of know
ing that if their ahowing la better than
the other candidates for tha place re
ward will coma, as ths coaches have
ao often announced that nothing, but
merit - will - bo considered In . ths dis
tribution of ths honors. .-
California la Oonditloa. .
California haS no Injured : men, ths
cntlrs squad being In good shspe,' so
that If any of the above named do not
appear 'In -ths-Initial line-up It will be
because ths coaches, who have the best
idea as to the merits of the plsyers.
deem soms ons better fitted for ths
position. i . : -' .
Schaeffer Is running Whitman a cloaa
race , for . quaiter . and may yet be ths
man to glvs tte signals, but Whitman
haa had mors experience, and that fsctor
may decide, the matter In Tils ' favor.
Booths haa been badly "handicapped by
tunes, otherwise -he might have been
the successful ons. Another place wnlch
Is not by any means secure Is left half.
Golcher Is ss good a half ss Mead, but
he has not had the same opportunities
to ahOW hta worth In ars-maa inlml
other tearhsf Mead mads a great show
ing last Saturday against Nevada, but
he had - the advantage of playing with
the pick of ths players on tha squad
and was supported by B perry snd Snedl-
gar. Bush and Rlchsrdson srs well
mstched st left tackle, but the former's
mRgnmcent Kicking makes him a very
valuable man to have on a tesm. Stow,
who- ha been- playing at right -tackle.
and Foater. .who has -pisyed left guard
in a number of the preliminary games.
are Juat as" good ss ths men picked for
these places, and In case of accident
to Force or Oray the team will not be
weaaenen a Diu
Tba j otber men seem to be so far
ahead of their rivals thst only disabil
ity can keep them out of the game.
- Stanford's ny Changes.
" It Is a different matter naming ths
probable Stanford players. In every
game that haa been played by the Car
dinal team numerous changas have been
maae in ins line-up. There srs ; so
many candldatea for ths positions snd
so many of the possibilities ' havs bjen
sic snd Injured -that- may be that
aomo plaoea will go to men who are
inferior in -playing ability but srs n
sound physical condition. Crow, who
wss looked upon as a oertulnty at '-.11
bock, was badly Injured at Los Angeles
In ths Sherman Indian gams snd Is only
aoie to walk now with the aid of a cune.
It is posaibls thst ha may be all rlgnt
by Saturday, but the chsnces ire tat
his ankle will nqt be sufficiently strong
to ensbis him to plsy his usual game,
snd thsrs Is always ths chsncs that
It will not last through 70 minutes of
pisy. -
Sluabsr, anofher good fullback, who
was reported a few days sgo ss being
a very sick lad. appears to havs been
playing the gams of his tits against
Southern Oallfomls-
jsa,iraa y,j
and
It may be that next Saturday Crow wTTT
appear tn the gridiron brimming over
with health snd strength.
Dole msy plsy half and Chalmers full
back In case Crow doe not make the
usual Stanford speedy recovery, snd
"Jimmy" Stanford, snotber hospital
caae, may not play end. Koerner snd
Vail srs next in the running to Stan
ford at right end. The left-end position
lies between Lyon snd Lamb, with the
cnances, as usual. In favor of Lyon.
Frlsxell will havs to hustle ts gst Into
I tns game, as ne hss not been playing
to ine satiaraotion of tha critics, and
Bogls snd Lans ars trying hard to make
me piace. - . ,.
Tha other men seem to be ssnured of
their places, snd ths tesm will havs
ths benefit of Stott's excellent judgmeut
at qusrter. Crawford Is the beat kicker
on ths team and he will likely do ths
punting.
The teama seem tq -be alnfoat, equal
In weight, with any sdvanfcge" there
msy be in favor .of California.- D
Judging from ths showing made thus
fsr this season. It sppesrs that ths fol
lowing line-up will tie about correct
when ths teams fscs each other:
California, - - . Stanford.
Elliott. ...... .t.R. E. L.. ....... .Lyon
Fores R. .T. L. Morton
Htem.,..,,,,,...R. a. L. . ..ThonTpson
Haffey Center ....... Molflno
Oray, , L, a. R, ; yria.
Bush ...L. T. R. Crawford
Kltrelle........L, E. R...... .Stanford
Whitman....... Quarter ......... .Stott
Snedlgar.-. , .R, H. I . .Vandervoort
Mead.... L. H. R. . . ... .Chslmer
Sperry . Fullback -. Crow
SPORTING GOSSIP. t
Rub Saunders was out last night
with the Multnomah squad and showed
up in old-time form. Rube will make a
fine lineman In Saturday's gam
against Willamette,
If - Willamette should defeat Mult,
nomah on Saturday and her chances
sre very bright there would bs a great
Jollification In ths capital - city. Lsat
year ths clubmen suoceeded In beating
Willamette by ons touchdown, snd the
club eleven waa considerably atronger
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then than now. Wonder what will be
a-dolngT . ' - -, f
tomorrow ths Hill Military team will
tackle Merrill's aggregation on tha club
gridiron. Thess sturdy young men play
a fast and clsver game and ths eontsst
wlU bs Interesting. . .
. .. ... ..... . e e .. . . :
It looks, now ss If Berkeley will ad
minister a, sound thrashing to. Stanford
On Saturday In ths annua). Intercol
legiate game. Ths outcome la awaited
with great Interest. . ,
- .' ''.'''''
- Ths water polo tesms at ths MulN
nomah clu are displaying great Inter
eat In. that sport at present It Is quits
treat a seejlne youngaters perform
In ths tank. Professor" Mui ia he
talnly dons wonders with the swimming
clssses at Multnomah.
. . - e e
There Is a possibility of Coech Over
field playing behind ths line In Satur
day's gams. If hs decides to do so, ths
back field, wlth himself, Owens snd
Jamas, ought to make some sort of sn
Impression upon ths - opponents. If
Overfleld doesn't plsy hslf ha wtll be
found st right tackle, McMillan playing
left tackle, "That looks , good, too,
doesn't ltt ti--,- ( -.''
. Why studsnts at universities snd col
leges throughout 1 ths northwest persist
in calling their Institutions "schools"
ts 'really , uneiplalnable, excepting that
school Instead Jof college Idess sre
taught by them. Ths University of
Oregon . football slsven bss been - re
ferred to as a school tesm by an under
grsduats of thst Institution. Waks up,
"prep." schoolers, and get Into college.
.'.., . - .V--S-. , '
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. who sttended
the Ooodmsn-Corbett fight, hsd this to
ssy of the contest: ' "It was a great
bout,-the finest I ever saw. Both men
proved ,' ring generals, and there waa
Just snough cleverness thrown In with
science to make It a. most Interesting
battle to watch. Boxing la my favorlts
sport. like football, but that doesn't
compare with this gams. I tsks In
every bout snd expect to be IA Chelsea
for ths coming ones. .In fact. I'll walk
100 miles to see .a good sst-to such as
thst ons."
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Coach Hssselmsn or Osorgla Tech,
formerly of Oberlln, hss s novel wsy
of teaching his football men how to
avoid furqbllng. If a striving half
back makes a fumble, he Is Immediately
shuntsd to the slds lines end a sub
takes his ptaoe.
: To ths offender ths coach hands out
a nsw football freely anointed with
grease. An ssalatant tskes ths victim
In band and. they travel to 'ths fence.
where tbs fumbler gets busy. r-
Hs Is compelled to Bounce ths ball
against ths fence end catch It cleanly
Just 10 times. Ths othsr fellow Is
there to keep count.. If he falls on ths
hundrsdth bound, hs commences all evea
again. . s- ; :--
HILL ROAD TO BUILD
FLATHf AD EXTENSION
' ' (Hpedal DtapstrS te The Jeans I.)
Great Falls, Monti Nov. . A letter
from ons of ths vice-presidents of the
Orest Northern te a friend In this city
NOV RJBEG
SECOND INSTALLMENT OF
LtWIS' POWERftL STORY
ti O R T S T O R I E
DAY OFF T H E 0
By
MUR AND ; FRANK ; ; INTEHTS
1 By GOUVE.RNEUR MORRIS
THE ; SEA-OTTER IIUrsTERS
:7r:y; By AONES C. LAUT " ;;.. '" "
EVERY ONE AND
paiittljatf.J!tErninPate"
BY NEWSDEALERS EVERYWHERE .
IN
A
- We trssesueesssfullr an prlvsts ner
vous -sad chronlo dlsesses ef meat also)
blood, stomach, heart, liver, kidney and
throat trouble- Ws eure STPHILIS
(without mercury) . ts stay cured for
ever. , Ws remove STP.ICTURK. with
ut operation or pain. In It days.
Ws stop drains, night ' looses snd
' sparmatorrhsa by a nsw method In a
week. We can rsstors the seuaj vigor
of any man under 10 by means of local
treatment peculiar to ourselves.
W CuVe Gonorrhoea
--lajqWcek
'''Ths doctors of this lnstituts are alt
regular graduatss. havs hsd v msay
years' experience, have been known
Portland f
to
anlees
.-We
tlon free. Letters confidential ; Instrue
Plain wraoper.
ar is years, nave a reputation i .
maintain, and will- undertake no case. i-. . . I
certain cure can be errected. . fly JZJi
guarantee a curs In svsry eaae ws Ah Ui i . i"2 ,
eharee no ree. onauita sr-i i Aiy .- .. . i
Ws curs the worst eases ef pUes la t sre or three treatments, without opera
tlon. Cure guaranteed.
If you cannot sail at oiliest write for e.estloa felsnlb Boas treatment sues'
SSSsfnL -r- : ........ i
Offloe hours, t ts I and T to a Sundays and holidays, it te It.
DR. VV. NORTON DAVIS & CO.
i Offleee In Vsn Nor Hotel. 1144 Third Street. Corner Pine. Forties. Or.
tell
He
male
eases, cancer, paralyala. tumors, rheumatism
stomach, liver snd kidneys. He hss
sumption when ths victim Is net too r.uch run down by the disease,
and will stop hemorrhages In sn Incredibly short time. ' He - brews his
own medicines from Chinese roots, barbs, buds, barks and vegetable
teas, all of which are entirely harmless, and whose medicinal properties
are unknown to American doctor. He uses In hie practice ever 500 dif
ferent Oriental remedies. Hundreds of testimonial a from grateful pa.
.ttenta. --. - .... , , .-. r
DR. WI1NQ
it ao-m rommt" stbbt. ..;".
I eeeeeeeee eeeeeeee?
snnouncss positively that ths compsny's
branch from Corners, near Kallspell, to
a point near Jocko, on ths Northern
Pacific, within the Flathead reservation,
will bs built within ths next year. He
eays that all material for. the line bad
been ordered, delivery to be begun with
in 0 days, snd hs expects that con
tracts for ths construction will bs let
before the first of the yesr. Ths right
of way fof . ths line through the reser
vation wss spprovsd by tho Interior de
VniTNEY
OF TKE WEST
fuaro fish as a mm mmsm,
. By RENfi BACHB " . ; '.
S
N E
rirLE CLUB
ADELE M. SMAW "
and useful papers. - In fact there to
ALL OF THE BEST
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WEEK
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DRYING LEE I
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The Great Chinese Doctor : ;
LOCATED IN
c,- SINCE
PORTLAND
I8 8Q-'
Ho Is called grest because bs eurss sU :
dlseaases without resorting to ths knife.
Cell and have a fwe examination. He will
you the exact nature of your trouble.
tresta successfully every form of. fe
eomplalnt, all private and blood dis
end--tail-eVlmrders of the i
hsd grest succeas In
curtna eon. -
LEE
- fobtx; oisoow.
partment s month sgo. " Right-of-way.
agents of ths railway company will lis
In ths field In a short tlms to purchase '
ths right of way for thst portion of ths
I Ins outslds of ths reservation.
, I. . t .
... ..... . a(aka -a-m,. . -
Toledo. ; Wash.. Nov, .--The - St.
Helens-Incubs tor company of this plars
hss equipped Its plsnt with the neces
sary machinery for-manufacturing fur
niture,- ...
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