, THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAKC1T 2f. 1M7.
ohegoo'sciiaoce
OilD
rillll STANF
Athletes at Eugen Preparing
for Most; Irnportant Track ,
; v Meet In Their Hlitory. ; -
EACH TEAM VIH8 II
;0:;E EVENT AT SPOKAKE
Bud H"ghft Multnomah Wins
His Match In Pacific North
; . ; west Athletics.-
MUST WORK TO BEAT ,
i CLEVER SOUTHERNERS
Exeelkt UterUl Her Which
Trainer Haywwrd topeetg to Have
te CoBdltloB.to;Wtii tb Hor
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n Third of May. . ,. -'
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University of Oregon, Eugene. March
il.-lnc th fiU rr.ncmeU M
far as settling upon w"
fnrd 1 concerned have been mad for
May I. a great deal of calculation of
Oregon1, chance, haa been e
figure, from Stanford ar being per
used vary carefully. '
Stanford. It ta understood, will bring
, II man her, but no Idaa la
1ut bow ther will b distributed.-. All
a.a In tha- northweat
traVk meet wll. b contented, and ba
"a twomll. rac. will ba ri
At Stanford ther do not bava the dla
1.. but tha two -mil. 1 rac taataad.
. ti 1 aaartal aarrlee.t
1L Multnomah won
tha ll-pound wreatllng match. Spokaae
took tha m-prond boalng contest and
Beattl rot tha lie-pound wretllng
match. That wa tha rat raeult of tha
m . -k... for rhamDlonahlDe Of
tha Pacific northweat. Tha outcome of
tha matchca appears ta ha highly aatie.
factory. .'., '
. Hob, rmnra ould not do anything
with John Persona in tha boxing match.
Bpokano' devr boy had - him badly
mixed In tha 11 rat round, and toward tna
mlddla of tha aecona lanaea a.
Jolt on Drang' Jaw that put him
through tha rope. ' ...a
Bud Hughes, tna rxnuna
out Bpokana'a representative.
in 11 minute actual
bury,
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CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE
CLUBS GET U::iF0R"iS
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Opening Game Will Be ; Played
April Seventh on Groundsof,
v Coast Organization. ' ;
lx-mlriut bout reaultad In
Tha flrat
no falL r
Ed Smith of Portland fallad to hold
L. W Vanablaa of Saattla, who got tha
declalon In tha lt&-pound wreatllng ba
nt umMlviinna To aoma tha
declalon gave aiaaatlafactlon. aa theaa
Indefinite - affair ajwaya oo. bou
proved a auppla boy. but Vanablaa waa
ton moat of tha time. , , . -
Hera la tha raeult of tha other pre
liminary bouta: Ray Kann of Spokane
beat Art Holqulat, Spokane, lla-pound
wreatllng. two falla la aix minuiea.
Frank Carabln. Spokane, knocked out
cmhi Jnhnaon. Snokana. In tha eecond
round, a-pound boxing; Ira Robtnaon,
HMttle. rot one rail on rTana, mi
Spokane, In alx mlnutea.
HIGH-CLASS BOMS Allfl
PODL AT 1'ULTKOI.IAH
Amtur C ub MemDers - ee
Some Capital Gains on the
; Alleys and Tables. ,
V r pan Kellr SUrtlnt.
mA aa Oreaon doea not nare tha two
tnlle. both evenU wlU have to ba tneo
In order to make tha meet aa even and
fair aa poaalbla. . .
....r- M A hera ft much bat
ter balanced team than Oregon, and that
being the caee. Moulton of the CaUforn
jana will undoubtedly try to dleoern
regon'a weak polnta and make up hla
. v.. , nr the fory aouthara
r tor Oreaon' trainer, Hayward,
a equally Teraed In aueh little achemeo
" iiMh ha vlnr a, areaier """i-
win ba In condition
aMti before Oregon", and In aplta of
nantlon facta will el ft through.
.1.- hanil Oreaon will not have
Jier team fully developed before a, week
before the final day touia.ae m m
Ura). Then ahe. too, haa aoma freah
mn who may fill up what have been
'weak olacea and If will b Impoaalbla
for the California echemera to learn
anything. In fact now Hayward doea
hot know what one half of hla men can
dO. 1' ' ... tj
,-. Za Oregon Stronger - .
Jo ona knowa hera even If Oregon'
team la atronger than laet year, for
tnough rneaael graduated, and Lowell,
Mitchell and Predeaui ra all -out of
thla aemester, there are a lot of new
men whom Hayward cannot meaaur
until the aeaaoo beglne. - -
Oregon will have to look-out for aur
"rrlaea too, for In McNeil and Holman,
. Stanford haa men who can run tha 100
yard da ah In' 1 aeconda flat, and Kelly
,ln eome raeea doea no better than that.
Theae two men are aleo good for very
1 aat tl ma in tha IJ9, and aa Vander
roort cha broad Jump wall up Into tha
email numbera of tha twentlee, KaUy
-- -will have to begin In vary good form
to win flrat place In any of thoae three
'"'venta. '
. In tha hurdle MacFarland and Peaa
lee ean - do aa good aa any Oregonlaa
. haa aver done: Naah, MaundrelU Brad-
a-nrd. and Miller in the dlatance are
ul : atanfurd haa alao fin man In
v h nnla vault and the hlail Jump. "
From the way tha etrawa blow hera.
. SUnford bell area aba can win tha meat,
m at ran a aood balanced team, and
aMclat attention to the dtataneea. Ora-
aoB.f however 1 working vary hard
rvm mat thla oolnt. and aa there are five
good roller la eight, and aa many half
, mil man, there may be ion aurprlaoa.
Hayward haa no Idea who wUl run the
WO nut me xor Uie -varaiiy nwrm jwm.
t v. r i m I
J Tha ritt that will hare team In
' the IntereUte league thla eaaon are
Rrie. Bradford. Pubola, Oil City, Kane,
Franklin and Punxantawney, In Penn
rlvanla, and oiean. New Tort -
- Bowling and handicap pool ar tha
attractlona at tha Multnomah club now
and om capital matchea have been
-.... in Vnth llnea.. The and of tha
L..nt two months away, but aa
intareat haa been taken In the
aamea aa If the final war in prog.
The nines of tha . City' Baaeball
learue are receiving from the aaat their
new aulta. and ail. that. nave coma aw
far aDDear very natty toga. Tha eulta
nt tha L. 8. Wakea team earn yeaier-
day and will ba put on exhibition ior
aaveral dara In ona o tha atore wln-
dowa. , They are a reddlah gray, red
atockmg and belta, and the cap ar
embroidered with the letter T."
The aulU of the Bralnard Cuba and
tha Woodburna have alao arrived. The
Bralnard will wear whit ahlrta, capa,
atocklnaa . and belta. blue panta and
blue eweaier coata. Tha -Woodburna
wiu wear blue suit with green trim-
mlnga.
The Northweet , Brewing uwcmwo
nine haa ordered green uK wn rea
trimming; th St. John team will
have blue unlforma ' with while trim
ming, and th Trunkmaker wiu wear
rwn auita with white trlmmlnga. l
ADCllcatloa ha been receivea xrom
Aatorla and Kelao to Join tha league.
and It 1 probable that both will ba ad
mltted. Rivalry between tne varjoue
aggregathma la already developing and
aoma of the teama ar importing men
to atrengthen their chancea of carrying
off flrat honora. '
The opening game win b piayea on
th Coaat league grounda April It All
Saturday and Sunday datea not filled
by the Coaat league at xneir ronam
grounda wUl b filled by tha City league.
When the Coaat league la playing here
tha City league will play out of town.
fflERCOHEGIATE I.1EET
HAY BE CALLED OFF
Stanford and Berkeley Cannot
Agree on Where Track Events
i - Should Be Held. -'.'.
H-l santalned br Oearln and
tionergan played good bowla laat ntght.
although th abaenc or wnaiw mr
tis im a denreaalnc effect on
hi. mmi. j Th acorea were: Oearln'
.mOearln. .119. 14S. Ill: Benham.
t H7 1K: Will etc 117. 111. IT
n.iminn Its. IIS. 111. '
Tmn'a team Trimble. ' 141. HI
iia- r-rlaon. 111. 111. 47; Wenuerberg,
i aa a. ' '
r ,k hllllard room th handicap
attvatad tnanv anectatora who
had a chance to applaud soma eaplW
playing.. r , " ' ' '
ti u TanVln. heat L)r. J. r. UOT
aa aa. r Kirhnla beat 1. Buck. 41
Niohnla beat R. Wennerberg. 41
to It; P. B. Brlgham beat R. I Mo
Kenalo. 40 t It. v T' '-'.-...
AMATEUR ATHLETES "
ON MULTNOMAH FIELD
M.iitnnmah ; field wreentd a lively
scene yeeteraay who mi -team
practicing. Advantage waa taken
of th bright unhlny day. and th boy
re out for .aeverai noura, nu;""a
fllea, throwing to Da a a ana t J
limbering up. The teama reprea anted
re the high acnooi, muimomaa ana
The Journal. . .
Thla waa in nrai n m w
that tha men have had a chance to get
outdoor, practice, and all uaed caution
in their emercla. Bom of th man were
eat several week ago, ana are aiTesay
In fair ahape, but vn thee took their
practice with eaae, rearing inn cni
charley home" or "glaaa arm." '
To make tha affair aeem mora UK a
piing day on a college eampua, mem
ber of th Multnomah track team war
out for practice. Theae men were weight
throwera and a printer, -jne latter con
tented themeelve with practicing e tart a.
although they ended their day' exerclae
by running arouna tne cinaer pain ev
aral time. .
The Journal baseball team u in nne
eondltkm and with a little more practice
may feel strong enough to enauenge
Seattle.. ,, ; - ':
STRENGTHENS TEAM
' flloaelal DUMtefe n The learaat) '
Vancouver. - Wash- March 11. Th
Vancouver baseball club has algned the
following men to date: J.'W. Qulgley
Oeorae Poultney. O. W. Marshall. C. P.
Kannedv. Wm. Waters, H. Oarabaldl,
Tom Kellv, F, O. Robblna, A. U. Steel.
J. R. KwapIL Burt Dunn. Eugene San
dere, Tha player will report hera next
week. . - ' '
Fill TIN TAT
; ";:':': J. YV": , FIRST AND SALMON STREETS
Bargain from the Great Blockade Sale, Sold at
... About 20 Cents on $1.00 .
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Hyj.iJj
LIST
10 For 50c, 75c and $1.00 Kimonos.
10 For75c,,'$1.00 and $1.50 Percale
: Wrappers. - '- ' A.
10 For 40c, 65c and $1.00 Belts, 100
, styles, i f .
lf For 50c to $1.50 Mussed Waists.
15 For 25c. to 65c Knit Underwear..
5 For 15c to 25c Ladies': Turndown
Collars. ' - .' '.
50 For $1.50 to $2.50 Silk Umbrellas.
WOMEN'S BARGAIN
19 For 50c and 75c Ladies' Collars, em
. broidered- , 'v1: '
0? For 20c and 25c Ladies Hose.--9
For 20c and 50c boxes of Toilet Soap.
For 15c and 25c Summer Vests. -
BARGAINSlTHATNEyjER HAD N EQUAL IN LADIES' NEWEST STE SPRING
SUITS, COLLARS, JACKETS AINU
?7.50 For ladies' $18.00 Long Coats, 8
left.' . v ;;l;.-.;;v:'':'A
91.25 For ladies' $5.00 Wash Suits. ;
?2.95 For, ladies' $7.50 Long Silk i Kir
;. - monos.' '' :V .' '- ":'-;---
?2.83 For 10 styles $5.00 to $7.50 Dress
and Walking Skirts. ' r - -
S2.05 For finest black Taffeta Silk
Skirts with deep silk ruffle, $7.50 value.
$2.95 For ladies' $7.50 Short Coats, 20
left..-.- v.;;v:;;r.';.-i;.lp!'f r '
Our Great 50c Tabic Curtains
-Values in Muslin Underwear '
- worth up to $2.50
S& - Putan
) : i JLvJ f ' "JP the chest It won't cure VI
R r3- Itf&A I you In a minute but keep tt U
r rrtV .UO . on' a
A7lYiL SkV r time and you wffl feel the I
1 I 1 f r I . aST Tm
Alkock't Pinter high
chest It won't cure
a minute .but keep ft ;
reasonable length of
and you will feel the
beneficial results. , ;
For the aching back ,
after a Grippy Cold,
nothinj will benefit ,
you as much as tn .
Alkock't Plaster.
fUT ON All .. f.r.
algaf S-J- theTlglaal .a4 r-.r?, . ".
jirt, Jmmrn Mw I. Serial Ne. MS. . - .-;-.,'";'.','';
Brandreth s
A LaxatW Biaog tni
Park all aoaa.aa rmm grala o4 aol.d twct el aaraae.
n la whk-a wiia aharlaablaaWapdct,Bak
u a btaod pari e aarallaoltharaefer.
fmSig'ttUm, Ht., ' 1
Pills
BetaMlehe 17a . 1
. - ntn.fk aa Tm SaaraaLt
TJnlveralty of Calltornla, Berkeley,
Cat, March IL The executive oommltte
of th Stanford tudnt hoay, oompoeeu
of nine mderaraduatea and Graduate
Manacar Bale of Stanford, together with
,t..i tnb Mntaln. failed to coma to
n armament tn the eonferene with
th at hie tie committee of the California
faculty and tha atudent hody axeoutlv
oommltte over the queeUon aa to where
th track meat hetweea th unlveraltlae
tintiM t held. .-- ' 1 '
The Stanford men auggeated th Jua
nt alternate meets Instead of altar.
nat year. Tha California men baaed
thair rlaima an tha aslrlt of tha agree
ment. ' calling for tha holding of the
freahmea track moot at on university
and tha "varsity at the other. Stanford.
by th agreement. wlU have tha meet
thla year. They also contended on tha
letter of the agreement calling for al
ternate year and also npon tn action .
of th Stanford lntarcollegtata agreement
oommltte In January agreeing to hold
th meet In Berkeley. ...
At th oonolualon of the meeting the
Stanford oommltte decided to have the
question arbitrated, and the matter will
be brought op before tha California men
late this weak. and. U It I not nettled
at . that time th annual meet will ba
declared off. j ";- ;
BANKERS WILL HAVE
v BALL TEAM IN FIELD
Tha . banker will play baaeball again
thla year. ' -A banker league haa been
organised and four nines wlU play a
eerie Ox games xor s nanusom . yvu
nant - 'r ' '
Tha Merchant' National, tha First
National and tha Untied State National
will each put a nine on tha diamond.
Th fourth team wiu oa roaae up i
mployee of other Portland bank. Tha
gamee will be played Tueaday and Frl
dav afternoon on the Multnomah field.
m ther will be 14 came In th ae
rie. Th season will begin toward th
tartar nart of AnrlL '
( nine n la red tn the banker -
lie laat year, but ther waa no regular
imm bodv. Thla year, tnrougn me
formation of a central organisation. It
la believed that tne season wUl ba more
ucceaaful than haa been any previous
one. Th league was organised with
T. B. Foster, H. B. Allan, secretary and
treasurer, and C H. Lea vie, us weigai
and H. E. wood dlrectora,
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN WILLAMETTE'S GYM.
a aMBaaBtaaawaawawa
(gpaelal maoateti te The 'arasM ; , K
Bim nr.. March 1-The W 111am
tta nnleratty arrmnaalunt will b re
modelled . th coming summer. Plana
are being made for 'the enlarging of
tha edifice, and wnen compieiea uie
avmnaalum will be ona of th roost
convenient In the northweat. It la tha
Intention to build an eievaiea tree
which can be turned. If neeeseary. Into
a aaiiarv for Boectator at atnietio eon.
teats. Tha trackmen will also find an
indoor field of epectal advantaga, a
thv will ba able to practlc under any
condltlona of weather. Th sum to
be expended now on th Improvement
will ha from 11.000 to 11.100 and tha
atnitanta will assist In th work of
excavating for tha basement, which la
to ba built and arranged with modern.
nnnrenlent bath and dreaetng rooms
I which wlU Open onto th athletic field.
TACOMA PRINCE TURNS
v t . BASEBALL ANGEL
- ' fanaalal rrlnatcb te The Joarsal.t
Taconia. Waah.. March 11. Tacoma
fane are promised a fine baae ball team.
Henry M. Prince, formerly ot neatue,
haa baan Induced to eome to th front
with a wad of needful. Ha was moved
to thla action, it la aald. by tha per
suasive talk of a Edward Dtigdale,
whose forceful eloquence turned an or.
dlnary fan Into an angeL . Prince will
he president of the club. and. Michael
Lynch will bring his slgned-up men
here. George Shreeder, who worked o
hard to make th people her believe
ha waa a baaeball king, win Join force
with Prlno. .
When th suggestion ws made that
Balllnghara ahould be substituted for
Tacoma, there waa a howl from tha
fane, and It la believed that Prince'
action In cutting hla purs strings will
keep Tacoma In th league line.
MILITIAMEN TO HOLD
. INDOOR TRACK MEET
i . .
The fourth of th erle Of " Indoor
athletic event will b held In th large
dxlla AaU of Lb Multnomah eatioLy
$1.00 for 71 Boys Suits
Worth Up to $5 Odd Sizes
ONLY ONE TO EACH PERSON
15e For Boys' 40c Silk Linen Caps, r '
Men's Suits for Easter
In blues, blacks and fancy worsteds. If
you come early maybe you can get your
size,' no matter what it is.
S9.50 JPor 84 Suits and Overcoats left
from our $20.00 arid $25JD0 lines, in sizes
34 to 39 only, in black Tibets, clays;
' and serges and fancy wool worsteds,
We won't alter these suits at this price.
81.50 For 68 pairs of Men's Wool Wor
; sted Pants, m almost' all sizes, from
, $2.50 to $5.00. lines. No alterations
" Van't afTord.it sold too cheap.
s.nrs For Bovs' Overcoau. 18 of
" left. Values $5.00 to $11.00.
to 14 years
em
Sizes up
MEN'S LIST
Boys, if you care to save a Duncn ot
money on your spring outfit come to the
- BOSTON tomorrow '
5 For E. & W. Collars. 7 .T 7
7 For fast black Sox, 15c values.- ..
5 For hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs
25 4 For all kinds' of 60c and 75c Spring
Underwear. ' ' '' ; '.
05d) For $2.50 Suit Cases. . : . ; ,
25 For 50c and 75c Neckwear of every
kind. "''''''.' " 'V' ;- '
31.35 For the best $3.00 Hat on earth.
50 For the best grade of $1.00 Shirts.
20 f Foradresslinda'work : Shirt "that
'cheap stores sell for 69c. . . ' .
38 For men's best grade 75c Blue and
, Black Overalls. V;" -v:v ,..; ..
5 For Canvas Gloves (can you match
them?) --. ' . 1 ' ;
1 For ,10c Wash Ties; ; -
0 For Boys' 60c Wash Knee Pants.
Don't grab an armful, we only sell one,
pair to each person. r - r ; ' r'f
THIS IS GOINO TO BE THE
i Greatest Bargain Friday
:jv, Our Busy go;
Shoe Department
; HAS EVER HAD ' .
Between the hours of 9 and 11 Friday
morning. All JLadies Dress Shoes worth
$4.00 and $3.60, patentr vicLor in Bluchcr.
and latest spring styles. None d A 4P;
reserved, per pair. . . . . . : ... . i yUxO
81.05 For MenV $4.00 Patent Bluchers.
1 to 4 p. m. ;r ... .vV ., .'...; ;'.;' r:' -
81.25 For Men's $2.00 Work Shoes, bel-
lows tongue. 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. , - '
81.10 For 25 styles in little Misses' and
Children's $2.00 and $2.50 Spring Ox
- fords. - 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. . - ' '-
sanasiBBSBBSssaaBBBnasBBassaasBsasBaaaaaaaaa-a ill
will
armorr Mondar at S:I0 o'olock. .
Entrlea are open to members or tna
Portland companies of the Third . In.
fantry and tha First battery. ;
Following la oraer 01 wvum
beat iO-rard daah. nign jump, -Anala
tug of war. flnala In 10-yard daah.
wall acallng. trial heat M0-yard hurdle,
flnala tug of war. balf-mU relay, wall
tent pitching; Anala 110-yard hurdle, one
mil run, bayont race. ("'; '-
Events WlU not o neia ior muj u
or individual falling to be ready at tna
time of etartlng. weutenani r. u
Ormandr will accept entiie up to to
night, y ; . ...
All eonteetani mua w
M.tnh,. f tha Oreaon National Ouard
for at leaat 10 day a prevloua to March
25. Many entrlea hav been receivea,
which indicate inn nmouT.
be Intereatlng. , , . . . , .
MINOR LEAGUE NOTES
v.narar Jack Doyl of th Milwaukee
club la on tha Job making arrangeraenta
to take his "Brewers" to Champaign.
Ullnola, to train. . .
Tnhn nansaL Oeorse Mullln and Cyrus
Cobb will all have little brother play-
i. in the Southern micnigan wi
thla aeaaon. - -. ,
u.m Jack Hendrlck of th
rnhlol team haa algned hi
old "oolleg champ" Ouy Dickey. Ouy
niaat nlca ball Tor Bprinaueio imi
K ' . . ,
year. ,.- r
w..i. urruiuia will manage the
new Clinton (Iowa) club In tha Tbree-I
legU. . , ';
Tff.l fana don't think much of the
Eatrn league ecneauio. i ne .nampa
open at home and me ians are airaju
froety, weather s' .. .. ..,.,.,. ., ..?
, Manager Charlie Babb of tha Memphis
taam aav h Will oo anyinins anuri ui
mnrdar to vrln th Southern league pen.
nant thl year, and Manager vaugnan
of Birmingham repllea that Charlie wl
have to remove the limit n ne peats c
tha "Baronat. In. tha rac for th flag,
STOKES; ELECTED CAfTAIN
"At a meeting of th propctlv track
team candldatea at Portland academy,
i.aar Htokea waa elected captain. Al
thauah he haa had little axperieno In
track athletlca. Stokea haa showed up
rait i tha nrellmtnary work. The In.
door track haa been completed and Is
about the beat of It kind In th city
Several membera Of laat year team
are at. school, and It la expected that a
strong team wiu d ouu up irora nn
nucleus. Training for th track and
field work will soon start In earn eat.
iT7 A New Home. ,
Are yon building new hornet If
vnu ar It will be advisable to get our
flruras for lawn grass, and flower
aeds, etc. A beautiful horn la not
on that la massive necessarily, but If
vou have a pretty garden it will actual
lv make a hovel look beautiful. W
furnish seeds that gtv th lawn a vel
vatv end soft appearano. It WlU be
a pleaaur to point out your horn to
stranger If you hav a lawn of our
rasa. For further Information about
any and all kind of ds see J. J. But
er,- 111 Front street, between Tarn hill
and Taylor. . , .
' Harry Beard Sentenced.
(Rnaelal Dtaaatrh te Tha Jneraal.l
Allianv. Or.. March 21- Judae Geo.
H. Burnett has senlenred Harry Beard
of Srlo to nn Indeterminate time In
the aut crleon. Beard waa aooused of
ot
ill
out
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CURED OF
PARALYblb
W. J. Kelly, of the firm of
Nickum C5. KeUy, this city,,
is no longer. a sufferer. He
was cured with the Electro
Radiator.i ll':'::v '-v;-v '.
After guttering paralysii of on side
and being almost helpless, he i fully
restored to health, with complete use
of the affected aide. He tellt the ttory
in the following letter: 1 ...
' Portland, Oregon, March 15. ,
Prof. Wm. Rickardi, City V - ' ' f '" ' 'V''
Deaf Sir: I wish to add my testimony to the marvelous cure of
paralysis by the' use of the Electro Radiator. , :.,;. '.;' .
I was paralyzed in the entire right side, I had no use of my arm
or leg. and my face was badly affected By using your Electro Radi
ator 1 have been restored to complete health, and I wish to speak m the
highest terms of the efficacy of the- Radiator in curing disease
rf . , t - " '--;.,"' : . " J. KE-Lf-UY
' - ! V. ''I ' Vnnt V. Alder St.. Nicktlm & Kelly.
. aM t . a.. . m to o-iira ahanliita aatiaf action. It ha
ine Kaaiaior nil ntrti n t - v.. --.
been thoroughly proren by thousands who now tell of its lifegiving
force and to tne cure oi iuicuiu.u.iu .uu v....... .... ,
when hot springs and all known remedies have failed. Several of these
have suffered as tong as 25 years and had given up all hope of ever being
cured; some had given up for the last eight years, but are now cured.
Ask for their names and addresses, as they live right in Portland. Am
::,. 17,.. Trial Treatment to all suffering through sickness, chronic
y jii BY, - - -
or temporary. ;jr "Pt .; ' .;' . ! ..' ' :' , ';V' :
Prof. Wm. Rickards
555 FIFTH STREET, CORNER LINCOLN.
PHONE MAIN 5802.
WRITE YOUR EASTERN
FRIENDS to COME WEST
via
propertl now bain advertised and shown yon by automobile ex not
' . a J. vaurttjmleaT with
LENOX
Ow vkolt district 1 proteoted by hnfldlng iwrtrtotton. On prloew ar
' $300 per hrl SOmlOO. On tarma only gio oaah, gio per month.
LENOX
. i '
Mag two aa Unas. 10-anlaut servlo. W are not booming thl prop.
rty nor ar w askmg booaa prices. Our sal are contlnuou and legltl.
' mat. W il yon choloe proper! at valna which glv buyer o
ehaaoa of pron. '' ' '' . ' : " : t '"
1 When there la aa advano yon get It. o effort to rush yon by
tled advanoa. , : . ,. i- '- : ' "''
A. C. CHURCHILL a CO., 110 2nd St.
larceny by bailee and at first gave evi
dence of a contest In th case but when
th final period arrived for trial with
drew hla plea of not guilt? and plead
guilty to th offense as charged 1n th
Information. . v ,
' Moneyback grocer
Beat tea and oottee.
Mil
Schilling's
SPEOAL LOW COLONIST RATES
Dtrmrjra kabos Aim iria
From Bt. raul. Mlnneapolla. Duluth,
Omaha. Bt. Joaeph, Kanana City
and other Mlsaouii river polnta to
Portland and Ashland. Or and In
",, termed,lat polnta ......... .gaOAO
From Bt Louis to Portland. Ash
land. Or., and Intermediate
point 30J0
From Cblca go .to Portland. Ashlnnd.
, Or and Intermediate points $33.00
Similar low ratea from otier east
ern point to th west '
- Bend me full name and address
of your relatives or friend in th
eaat that ar thinking of oomlng to
the Ptclfle Northweat and I will
have them furnished with literature
and full Information, or If you wish
to pay th fare of any one, th
money can D aepoauen wnu any
aa-ent of the Northei
way
ura1ahad.
. For anv additional-' Information
wanted, call on or address
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant Oeneral Passenger Agent.
M Korrlon Bt, Oor. Third,
. vortlaao, Or..-..
r can we uwiwa.iv, wi.w " ,
of the Northern Paclflo Rall
' and ticket will be promptly
GeeVo
Ta WaU-Kaew '
. lUuaUe
CHINESE'
keet sad. Kark ,' , f
J DOCTOR
niart. a Ufa stodr ef rests t4 rrht.
aad la that Unrlr 4larTerad aad 4a firing
to fee world Bis wonderful reBMdlas.
0 WIS CUTS T, TOT'OWS OB BXTTOI UIFB
HI CURES WITHOUT OrEKATIOH, Ok 1 .
WITHOUT TH AID 01 A M.MIIE,
Ha aaaraataas tn enre' Catarrh. Asthma.
ton. Throat, Bhaamittani .Nervna.iioaa,
nar.oaa WDintr, siomara, i.irar, a inn.
Troablfe; also Loat Munhood, . rmala , Weak-
ns an rrirate uiaaaate.
A SURE CANCER CURE
7 aat Aeeatved Frem rVln. Chlaa Safa, tun)
saa a.iiaoia, .
IP YOV ARB AVrl.ICTKTI, PONT DILAf.
PELAIS ARB DANOEROUB..
If rae cannot rail, write for symptom hltsk
snd circular. Iscloaa 4 eaat la stamps, . ,
CONSULTATION FREE
tri 0. oil wo enuring vrvvnn oo
IMt Flrat St., Cr. Merriaaa,
,i Partlaa, Orfaa, ......
Plsata Nmtlna Tkli Paear,
Plica "tJ f
A41raaa T.
fatUaad, prafo.
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Dr. aandarson's Cnmpoand garta
and lintton Hoot PHI. The bnt
anil only rcllaMa ramwlj for lia
LAYKI) pKHIDli. Cora tha mmi
atmtlnale raa la t ta 10 .,.
ar bn, mallc4 la flaln wrapaa,.
i. PlgRCa, A t. lil flnl (IratL