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HOUNT AXOEL COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM.
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THE .OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', TORTLAIID, SATURDAY
SEATTLE T
Jlore Than Fire Hundred
.Ponies on Ground From m
Outside' Places. '
DM
SEASON TOLL LAST
; SIXTT-SEYEN DAYS
Nerljr All Good Jockeys Who Added
to Their' Fame at Emeryville WIU
. Be 1 There Many ' Train! oads of
Kace Followers Arrive. '
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' (Special Dlipttea t Tbe JroL)
Seattle, June St. Mora than SOO
tonles are already her for the 87 days
mce meet which open at Ths Meadow
track here this afternoon. Mora than
20 books will "out in" at the start and
everything points to the moat success
ful meet ever held In the northwest
, A vast majority of the crack runners
who performed at Emeryville during the
winter have arrived in the past few
flays and horses are coming from other
Iartsof the country Wtan the ienver"
rneet ends another 109 win oe snipped
cere to take part la the dally events.
There will be no shortage of clever
added tn Tthe ? fe at Emervvuie wi" . Heading From Left to Right Top row W. Burns, coach; J. Kenny, first base; Hare. sub,
tn au "robabuny takeTnZutte on row j. Bethel,; pitcher, :.W.;Bet H. ' Brault. ; mascot; . Derereux, second base; -W,
finish th mitinr Keoah win ba here Pashek, pitcher.?; Bottom row H. .pondorf, left field; .A. 'Pashek, catcher; N. Demartlnl, center field;
I rom, the start; also Mentry, who h
i.
Sec-
rdi nnced to the front rank very rapidly
attly.
Xfo Ehortag-e of Jockeys.
Then there will ' be W. Kelly, A.
IWrlKht. Palms, C Sullivan, McRae, Cal
ls Imn, McClaln, Leeds, Archibald, Heath
' -rton, T. Sullivan, Howard, Alarle, P.
Wilson. W. Buchanan, Gross. Grots,
Hunter and, last but not least, Eugene
Hlldcbrand, whoss fame as the premier
rider of America started at The Mead
ow track not so Very; many years ago.
The Northern Pacific trains that ar
rived from the south Tuesday and Wed
nesday and the Pacino Coast steamer
that came In from Ban Francisco Thurs
day brought hundreds of men that "fol
low the races." There was a veritable
army of turfmen, owners and trainers,
, txKikmakers and bookmakers' clerks,
meri that "figure dope" on 'the homes
, and "play 'em from the ground." The
various officials who will conduct the
Meadows meeting have arrived and re
ported for duty. Starter Arthur Mo
Knlffht has . been here for over a week
and has set up bis barriers in their
giroper places. . , (, . v
rorty-lflne la Opening Stake. .
Many followers of the turf spent yes
terday at the track, trying to get a line
on some of the ponies - which will run
In the opening handicap.
There are 49 horses nominated for the
opening stake event, but it is not
thought that the field will number more
than 10 or 12. . t.
Local turfmen look for Entre Nous,
Kat licit.' Iiefitnut, to be in at the
Jinifih, - rti'in) wiil he well backed
li) the b. .,-.'. All .. ii ' 'l Collector ,Jes
sup currier-!' w.i km, it Is expected
that this hnrne will ba at close odds,
7Ht performunces looking good ,to the
dfipesters., ' ' '
The local. track bflnr concedd to bs
at leant one second faster than Oakland.
It will be Interesting to see how the
ponies go in the first races.
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N. Babler, third base.
RALPH ROSE ONCE MORE SHOOTS
ACROSS THE ATHLETIC HORIZON
,' ' (Journal SpecUl Service.) ' '?
Healdsburg, CaL, June ; ?9.Ralpl)
Rose, the Healdsburg giant, who baa at
tained more newspaper notoriety
throughout the world than any other
living track athlete. Is back home again.
After the - earthquake his slight,
dwarf-like physique of feet 6 trans
planted Itself to the debris plies of Ban
Francisco, where he became connected
With a title quieting law firm. .
But little Kalph came . home again.
He is at present driving a pick and
shovel on' Fitch mountain, near this
city. He claims he is building a road
at his father's summer resort, which Is
known as Camp Rose, whereupon he will
display a pair of blistered mitts to
show be haa been dolnr something:.
- According to the latest reports from
the mountain the road is still there; no
one has taken It and In the meantime
Kalph is out Juggling with world's rec
ords, toastng the 1) and 16-pound pill
better than ever. -
Whenever anyone says Hoke Is all
In," or "Jack is a was been,' " tell them
to get a new dope sheet The midget
S laced the 12-pound shot the marvelous
lstance of 61 feet g inches while prac
ticing last week. Which will not be his
limit If he continues to care for himself
as at present
Kose may try out for th team to rep
resent California at the Jamestown ex
position, and should he decide to do so
Coe may find the Healdsburg lad, too
big a dose for. one sitting. . ' '
SP0RW10 VOTES
. Local and Otherwise. '
iYEBY CLOSE.CQXTEST'.
m bankebs'JjEague
' ' ' - ; . -.. -i. i . - "
United States Nationals Win From
.;' First. Nationals After
': Ten Innings.
BANKERS LEAGUE STAi.DINO. '
? Won. Lost P. C.
First National .....',. 6 8 .625
1'. a National .......... 4 .571
Consolidated rinnks .....6 4 . .56A
liurcliants National .... I .ZbO
One of the best games in the Bankers'
league this season was played Thursday
(between the First National bank and the
United States National. The game re
flated In a victory for the United States
national ty a score or 1 to o.
The winning run was made In the first
lialf of the tenth inning. Both pitchers
were in fine form and It was a pitchers'
tattle from beginning to end. Hon'. s
were evenly divided between Cass Camp
bell of the First Nationals and loung
f the , United States Nationals. The
core: ; .'..- ..-; '., .. . : .-.
' UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
:" , AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
jTartman. 5b ...... 4 1 0 0 J , 1
TJnger. If ....'..!...,, 4 0 "1 0 0 V 0
Catterlln, o .......... 5 0 l.K 10
Jyevia, ss t ;0 0- lf 1' 1
i;arpenter, cr 4 s0 110
Bruening, 2b ........ 0 0 3 4
Young, p ............ 4 0 0 iO
Pchmeer, rf ......... 8 0 0 0 0
Powell., lb .......... 4 0 0 10 ' 0
Maris, rf 1. 0 ' 0 0 0
Tha Charleston jackies and the Mult
nomah -.club "hiisebaU bine; cross bats on
Multnomah' diamond, 'this -afternoon at
s o'clock. V f ?vU; 'f:' :
iThe Bohemians and Brewers of. the
Trl-City league play ball thia afternoon
at the" Coast ledgue grounds 3:30.
: Tim finals- in the annual Ladd' tennis
tournament will . be played this after?
noon : at the Multnomah I club ' at K
o'clock. Northrop and Ewlng, two of
the best men In the tournament, will
oppose each other for the -best three
sets in five. Northrop will give a small
nanaiuap. , ,. B "
Karl H. Behr, a member of the Amer
ican tennis team which went to England
to compete tor the Dwight F. Davis in.
ternatlonal trophy, was defeated yester
day In the all-England championship
tourney. Norman m. arooKs, an Aus
tralian, defeated the American in five
hot sets 6-4, 6-4, 2-s. 8-6, 6-1. The In.
ternationai tournament wui DeKin in
two weeks. .- ; . ;v-
"Walter Johnson., of Welser. - the star
pitcher of the Idaho State league, has
oeen signed Dv tne wasnington-jvmeri'
can club. He will leave for the east at
and Willett. and St liOuls' haa Howell
and Morgan. , ' ; .
"By another year there may be twice
as many, and it would be no surprise to
see all the rltchers within a few years
using this delivery, which Injures the
game; Now Is the time to act. Let the
league Instruct its umpires -to call a
ball every time a pitcher uses saliva,
and delivery t will be killed In short
order.' Then w will see a stop put to
star pitchers being made of twiners .who
have nothing but plenty of moisture.' ,
EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES. -
KINSELLA LOSES
FOR pon
'it ... . . . ' . - -
When Oakland v Gets Lead
Pitcher Sulks and Throws .
Away the Game
;. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. '
Oakland 5, Portland 2. '
Los Angeles 8, San Francisco J.
1
( Every package of GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES Is VERY HEAVY. Ask your grocer,
to proye to you that you get full wei-ht. GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is the grain coffee.
Do not say that GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES tastes like other cereal coffees, because it
does taste like 45-cent coffee", if made right and not too strong. (Remember, please, that water
is cheap m Oregon.) ''-'.' ';. ' . , " ."',',",'''
IT TAKES ONLY FIVE MINUTES TO BOIL THIS PURE, RICH, NUTRITIOUS,
SYSTEM-BUILDING AMERICAN COFFEE. V ' ;
Golden Grain 4Grcnnl23 Ccn D2 UcO in AH Op-fo-;
. Mz Grccery Clcres in G12 Uniud Sfclas and
. Cancfla, an(! A!:o in C12 FoIIoiving Cillss : -
IN WOODBURN, OR.
(Railroad Center.) 1
J. A. Austin. . ,
Becbe & Whitman. .
Haskell &Colvin. -
IN STAYTON, OR.
(Woolen Miil, Flour " Mill,'
SawmilL)
Fred Rock Mercantile Co. -"Ingraham
Jros. & Co.
C. & J. Gehlen.
' W. A. Wright' ' '
Kerber & Klecker. '
' G. p. Trotter. "
IN MOUNT ANGEL, OR.
(A Beautiful City.)
EbnerBros.
J.' W. Ebner.
IN LEBANON, OR.
($15,000 Payroll Per Month,
-...Factory Center, Paper w
MilLEtc.)
' ' Millsap & Son.
G..T. Cotton.
Bach & BuhL '
George L, Allen.
Ingraham Bros. & Co. ,
IN CORVALLIS, OR.
(Has the Agricultural Col
, lege o( Our State.)
E. B. Horning. -Victor
P. Moses. ' 1
A. Hodes.
IN SILVERTON, OR. .
(Hops and Lumber Center.)
George Cusitcr. . ....
Julius' Aim. ' i
..Thompson & Dullumr
B. R. Bentson.
IN ALBANY, OR. .
(Railroad and Distributing'
Center.)
Owen Beam Co.
W. A. Eastburn.
S. E. Young & Son.
C E, Fox.
. W. I. Christy.
Ellis & Son.,
1.M
'-. - R. L. Taylor.
Thatcher' & "Johnson.
V".. o- , -, v J
Any out-of-town grocer desiring a full-sized package can get one free of charge by writing 'J
name and address on letter-head and mailing the same to Golden Grain Granules Sales Head
quarters, 12 Front street,' Portland,' Oregon. , ''.,':-''y V , '; : -l: v -- '
Allen h Lcwis Lsro Co., fllzscn, Elirmnn & Co, UcdhMs fi;
Co. 2ndWcdhm fi Grocers In Orcoon
, The New, York, Giants won 11 games
In a row and then lost II of the, next 17.
TVi a Ibiii anan tst4 a a a nrs m 4 s hava kaan ' m
r i iVT IJllI H. n
rood' thin for Tlube' WaWelLV After Carson, lb . 4
being reinstated he made A record of 88 J gohimnff, m 8
STANDING OB THE CLUBS.
, ; ., . . -Won. Lost P.C
Los Angeles- ........ .43 81
Oakland ............... .43 87
San Francisco ......... .41 38
Portland ............. .14 46 .861
' . . 1 flodrasl Special Ssrvire.) v ,
San Francisco, June, Kinsella
showed the white feather yesterday, and
when the Commuters were but one run
la the lead he became sulky, made two
costly errors and allowed a bunch of
hits. . The result was ; another victory
foj Oakland;. The official Hcore:
PORTLAND, ,
, ' .'" i AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
IkttCBCT, II V 4
Mott, 8b ; 0
Casey, 2b ........... 4 0
McCredie," rf 4 1
Donahue, cf ......... 4 0
Moore, o ............ 4
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' TT ' T Hrt'''-T7T:';:i-:i':!';''!'"n Tl fT rm ri ' ! ,;" ';S
BY A. VVELLMAN .
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Totals'...;
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0
1
1
.0
0
0'
0
0
4' 34 17 : 4
82 I
OAKLAND. , ,
( ., AB. R. IB, PO. A. E.
4 10 10 0
I I
Eagan, ss
11SS, c ,..,......
Bigbee, lb .,
Haley. 2b
Devereaux, Sb .......
Wright, P ...........
1
4
3
S
12
2
0
0
ths conclusion of
Which ends July 14.
the. Idaho season,
. Totals .............85 18 SO 0 3
. FIRST NATIONAL. -
' ii- 'i- AB. R. H. PO.:A.E.
nennetl, c 4 0 0 16 3
Kerrigan, rr X v. 4
Campbell, p ......... 3
Osburn, cr .......... 4
Jones, lb 3
Stevens. 2b .......... 4
Jviaglnnus, 3b 4
J)eMarr, ss ........ , 4
Prmandy, If
' V
0
0
0 0
0 13
0,1
0? 0
0 0
0 1
Totals ....... ....V34 0 0 SO 8
SCORE BY INNINGS. : .
V. S. National.,. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Hits ...0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 1--
IFirst National ..0 00 000000 00
juiis ........u vvveuguu 11
, SUMMARY. ' f
Bases on- balls Off Young I, if
C ampbell s. iert on oases U. S. 7
First 16. Wild pitch Young.' First
base on errors U. S. 3, First 1. - Struck
out By Campbell 17, by Young 13. Um
pire Rankin. Time of game One hour
ana s minutes.
Preferred Stock Canned Goods.
A1ln TyewiH" Rest Rrand.
IKXBB ABB HV '
people who know how to take' care of
themselves ths majority do not. The
liver is a most important 'organ In the
oay. nerpine win seep u in condition.
v. u, eimpains, aids, Texas, writes
"I have used Herbine ror Chills and
F-ver and find It the best medicine I
ever used. - 1 would not be without It
It is as good for children as it is for
frown-up . peopje, ana i recommend, it
t Is fine for L Orlpje. Sold by ail
oruirpisip. t, i ' ...4....
TEA
Sell as your customer'
likes to buv.
That's how to do busi
ness, in tea or anything
lea
' ' tror rrtuTss yr noser if yes SobI
j'l I ifejraj -
The Beavers seem to have taken an
other slump in their playing. Since go
ing south they have, won one game and
lost tftree. According to reports, two
of those three ' aames ' were . sbout the
poorest that have ever been played in
tne coast league, . -
' Here are two paragraphs which tell
what the baseball writer of the San
Francisco Chronicle . thinks of MCCre
die's "comlna' nlavers:
"McCredie savs that Atherton is com
lng to play first base for him. At last
accounts Atherton was in the Tii-State
league and intended remaining there."
"Htaton hsas not nut In an abearance
and . some of the Portland players said I front as a nltnhlnar wnminr. "Ruh" 9.v
yesterday that they . did not expect heller of the Atlanta team Is maklnr South-
strikeouts, In four games. ... i
Unless the second division teams tske
a brace, the American .league race wiu
become as one-sided as the National.
linn. Km tt WAIv. m hAnn. nr
31.000 If Baltimore wins the Eastern f,""lO-.. "
league pennant The Orioles will hsve van a. tren. cr
to travel raster tnan tnevve oeen oo ni f""-11"" " .,..,.
lor jacit to get tne casn. . ,
Where would tno Fittsmirg team land
without the services of Honue Wagnerf
The great Dutchman constitutes about
one third of the Dlayin strenatb of the
Plrstes. . .,'.,... . . . ,
The New York Americans have been
a blsr disappointment to the Gothrxr
fans this season. For the great bunch
or nun players mat tney are, tne High
landers certainly have made a - poor
snowing. 1 .
in JLiennardt and Thieiman tne cieve
land club has two great . youngster
Seldom do young pitchers' show such
speed during their first yeaf in major
league company. ; ' ;
with a mtcner striking out 40 men
in two days, a is-inning tie game and a
28-innlna same. Boston schnolbovs ars
causing more or a sensational than sev
eral jHost-n major leaaue teams.
it iooks iiKe a cinch ror the cnicaro
Cubs In the National end the Chicago
White Sox and ths Cleveland tem to
light it out in the American leaate.
Iiurhev Jenninas la maklnar the De
troit team Way oaiL K is the same old
bunch of Tigers, but they look 60. per
cent stronger .. .
Tne urooKim team was roinr at s
f reat pace until they hit Pittsburg, and
hen, , Chicago. Both the Pirates and
uuos put a Daa crimD in ths Dodaers.
Anotner -iuDe- is rast comma to tnejaay. witn xa uranoe, .Thursday with
Union. On the sixth and seventh the
Totals ..V..:.;is.VJ.89 5 11 27 11 ' 2
SCORE BY INNINGS. - '
Portland ,.,,....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1- 2
Hits ..........0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 4
Oakland .........1 1 0 0 0 J 0 1 6
lilts ........ ...1 2 0 118 11 11
SUMMARY.
Three-base hit McCredie. Two-bass
hit Van Haltren. Sacrifioa hits Van
Haltren. Heitmuller, Bigbee. -First base
on called balls Off Klnsella 8, - off
Wright 8. Struck out By Kinsolla 2.
by Wright 4. Hit by, pitched ball .
Eagan. Double blay jJonahun to MotL
Passed ball Bliss., Wild pitch Kln
sella. Stolen bases McCredie, Eagan,
Biabee. Time of came On hour mil
80, minutes. Umpire Derrick. s
'. Cov Games Next Week. ' V
. ' (Special Dbpateh' t Tbe Journal.)
La Grande. Or.. June "39. Th Cmm
basebaU team, will, beginning Tuesday,
July is. -, rlav each dav on thn h
grounds, Tuesday with Perry, Wednes-
ern league batsmen break their backs at
tbe present time, and will no doubt be a
major leaguer next season. v.
- The rumor that Dan McOann was tn
draw the pink slip seems to have been a
false alarm. Daniel is plavlng nice ball
and will most likely stick with , the
uiants..." .(" . " a
Several of the heavy stickers of last
year have failed to reach the ,800 class
this season.;
team Will .
games.
would show. . They think that Staton
did not care for the scenery on the
coast, and that when he returned home
it was to remain mere.
The latest announcement to set ath
letic buzz mills sroine is that Tom Klely.
the big Irish athlete, who won ths all
around championship , of the world In
1904 and 1906, will compete for this
year s honors at tbe Jamestown exposi
uon on jujy . ,
Manager McCIoskey of the St. Louis
Nationals is said to have paid 32,250 for
Flrat-Hajseman Burnett of the Tacoma
team of tbe Northwest, league,
An endurance contest which haa never P?w riv their fourth straight drub- game postponed.
Deen equaled in tms country ror ais-
tanoe to be traveled and difficulties to
be conquered Is undoubtedly the one
planned by the Los Angeles Motor-Cycle
club for June SO. The route . will be
from San Francisco to Los Angeles and
return, which accounta for more than
1.000 : miles. ; with . several mountain) ' AU the Milton warehouses are1 fnlprt
chains thrown In. ' A pilot will go ahead f with people .packing, cherries and other
oi tne contestants, ana anv riaer wnoirruita
visit Baker , City for two
Northwest League. 1
Vancouver 3, Tacoma 4. '-'..':'
Butte 2, Aberdeen 0. ' ,
SeatUe I, Spokane 0. ' '
'Peroentaces-v-Ahardeen .691 Tinnm. i
.i, DDUKane .ooo, oeattie .olo, jUutte
.sis. Vancouver ,ibi. a
Angels Win Another. . , , . , '
(Jrnirnal gpeela flerv1ee.t .. I
Los Anaeles. June 29. A hllnch of 1 ' .At PhiliuUlnhln .Naw : Vnrlr rhii
hits in one inning put Los Angeles far idelnhla 2. v ' ,.
n the lead yesterday. The Seals have At Cincinnati St Louls-Clnrlnnafi I
bing this .. week. . Score: -..
Los Angeles ...,..,.,4,,;.,.,, 9 13 ,31
1 Ban Francisco ................ z 10 1
Batteries Nagle and Hoaan. , Willis 1
ana street, k umpire I'errme, .
Percentages Chicago .770,
Cincinnati .441, Boston
828, St Louis .270..
.448,
New York
?hia , .650,
Brooklyn
"Those are the worst symptoms of weakness," said Dr.
Soakem, after I told him of my condition.', -
I had com to his office hoping to get something- that
would relieve me of the' suffering which took all pleasure
out of my life. My back was weak and painful; my head
ached j I was nervous, and had no energy or ambition. Tho
loss of power was sapping my vitality, and I knew that I
was. getting worse every day. ' -i
Here is some medicine that will fix you up, - said
Dr. Soakem. "This stimulant will give you energf and take
away that tired, debilitated feeling of which you complain.
The other Is for your nerves; H'wlll stupefy them so you
can't feel any. pain. . '..'..,.. 1
"You will find directions on
the bottles, and after you have
used aU the medicines you -can
have the bottles refilled at, the
drug store.'
.... r ' e .-,
Needless to say, X made many
trips to the drug store getting
those bottles ' refilled. But the
medicine "fixed me up" all
right The first thing It did
was to put my stomach out of
gear and my. food wouldn't di
gest properly. Even - the smell
of the dope was nauseating and
the horrible taste It left In my
mouth was worse than most any
pain. , . t ,
. The stimulant gave me energy
for a while, but after I bad
takn it for a few days' I had
to double the dose to get the
. same effect, and it soon failed .
to do even that
The . nerve medicine relieved
all pain for a time, but like the
stimulant It too, lost Its power.
I found t myself growing more
nervous each day, and ; every
dose called for another, as the pain came back each time.
.-' X had become disgusted with drugs and was determined
to try something eiss oeiore 1 gave up.
While reading a paper one day I came upon an adver
tisement of a doctor who cures by electricity Nature's
way. . This was Dr. Hall of San Francisco, j I wrote for his
free book explaining his methods and treatment
. - This book is one of the most Interesting works I have
ever read, and deals with human Ills In a sensible way.
It is written in plain language and the Information It con
tains is wortn a great aeai 10 any suiierer.
found only, too willing to give me all
sired.
' Dr. Hall showed me letters of praise from all classes of
people, whom he rtad cured' witn his itaectro-vigor,, some
were from men I had known for years. One read as fol
lows: ., .
- "When I- called at your office I was In a broken-down,
debilitated condition, with no ambition , for work or any
thing. ' "After two months' us of your Eleotro-Vigor I have
regained my lost power, and am feeling strong and well
-X spent hundreds of dollars on doctors and drugs. with
out getting any help, and was nothing but a physical wreck
when X began your treatment 1 . -.'jy.
. Now X am strong; my kidneys give me no trouble; -the
pain has left my back, and my food digests properly.1
O. M.' COLLINS. "
Sprague, Wash.
. - - . " " m I '"f f - ' ,1"
ElectroW'lgor-cured me of stomach trouble and rheu
matism of several years' standing, "and, V suffer. no mors
pains about nty heart 1 , ' - , . t,
I thank you for your kindness and attention to me.
323 EL St, SanU Rosa, Cal. , .O. W WILLIAMS.
, . r.
X used Electro-Vigor -.Just'
thirty days, and followed . Dr. '
Hall's rules closely for diet and
exercise, when my strength' re
turned and X found myself free
from all pain , and weakness.
My , nerves grew stronger and
my" power Increased from . th
first- day under th strengthen
lng. ' Invigorating Influence of
electricity. I want to say right
here that Dr. Hall's appliance
Is not to b confounded with
electrlo belts. It Is entirely .
different. It la a body battery
of dry cells and makes Its own
power continuously.' It never
has to be charged, . The current
enters , the nerves In mild,
soothing stream. It - does not '
shock and never burns or jblls- '
ters.' : Electro-Vigor Is. worn at
night while you leepr and th "
use of It does not interfere with ;
work or business. .
Got It Fr8
After reading bis book I called unon Dr, Hall, whom I
tn miormauon as-
o?
trAatmnTit . hAfl . Ann, tnr trie.
"288 San Carlos Ave., San Jose, Cal." .
625 Pittahura- .571 "phnkinhi. ssn again. I would not take a thousand dollars for what your
I would advise all sufferers to call or send for Dr. Hall's
free 100-pas-e ' book, which explains his treatment and his J
methods. This book is illustrated with pictures of fully
developed men and women, showing how Electro-Vigor is
applied., It tells In plain language many things' you want
to know and contains a lot of good, wholesome advice for
men. jr. nun win menu tins dwh, in pia.in wrapper, cictseir -A
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S. A. MALL, LI i).
1439 Fillmore Street
SAM FRANCISCO ,
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American Leane.
passes him will either be fined br dis
qualified.. Notwithstanding the distance
ana tne naro wora involved, it is
planned to make the contest as much of
a pleasure trip as possiDie, so 11 is proo-
able that the maximum distance for a I
day's ride will be placed at 125 miles.
The run will be made under ,F. A, M.
aanction and rules. - - -
J COCKEOACnES
At Detroit Detroit 8. -Cleveland 0, 1
At Boston Boston 4, Philadelphia 8.
At New York Waahlnaton 16. New
York E.
At St Louis--Chlcago 8, St. Louis 2 .
Percontares Chlcaao . 644. Cleveland
ion ., 01. xxiuis 408 ton
Washington .S27.r .
.867.
-rex". Rickara. or ooidfieid. Nevada.
who is well known as a promoter , of
sporting events, has recently become a
motor enthusiast. The roads in the vl
ckiityc of . Ooldfield are particularly
rough on automobiles, and as Blckard
believes in the strenuous life he has
purchased a 40-horsepower Acme car.
I aeciaea to pay my good casn ror
this machine.'' said Rickard. "because It
is not. built with' a tin ana ne and a
papier-mache transmission,: nor wooden
spnnas. ana as a cneap car would stand
no show out here at all. I cluneed on
quality." ;
Fielder Jones wants the "sDitbali"
aDoiisneo. tie says:
'Two vears aeo when I first made tnv
kick against the 'spltball,' Chesttro and
Howell were practically the only 'epjt
ball' pitchers.. Now. in the American
league, Chicago has Walsh and Bml.n
lleveiana has
Xaty to OH Bid of The rests With
''.- Stearns' ZleetHo Paste.
Put Stearns' Electrlo Rat anA Rnnrh
Paste in sinks and on the shelves, and
in tne morning you can sweep up a pan.
f ul of dead roaches. ' . ,; , r .
This remarkable' exterminator Is the
only one on the market where . your
money is retumea 11 11 , rails to give
satisfaction. Much better . than now.
ders,, ss it does not blow away; also
giiaranteed to Ull on: rata., mice and
otner vermin. -
; Insist upon getting Stearns'-Electric
Rat and Roach Paste. It Is the only
FIKST WEDDIKG IN
, TOWN, OF P0TLATCH
(goeclal
Potlktch.
Phpatck to The Jonnul.) . '
Idaho, -June 29. The first
marriage ceremony at the new town of
f otiatch took place here yesterday. The
contracting parties were Miss Ida Kehl
Bsdly IQzed Vp. .
Abraham Brown of Wlnterton, N. Y
; he
had a - very remarkable eXDerlence
nsrutateitw sold driving "Actors got badly" mixed u
fatVTilcfT'Sf'Soo W. hr disease: two
rats and mice out of doors to die. and
completely ridding the house ;of cock
roaches, water ' bugs, bed bugs, and
other vermin. i Be sure to ' get Stearns'
Paste, the only "Moneyback vermin de
stroyer.;.-... .;' :v .; .yf. .::;:,!..
Stesma'-' Electric Paste is i si
called It' kidney t trouble;? the fourth
blood poison.-and the fifth stomach and
liver -trouble: but none of them heloed
me, so my wife advised trying Electrlo
Bitters, which are restoring me to per
fect health. Onn hottl did ma mnr
sold by good than all the Ave doctors pre.
Llebhardt. Berger and I druggists oa. sent prepaid on receipt of scribed." Guaranteed for blood poison'
lphia has Dygert; New) price. 2 oz. box 25c, 16 os, box 31.00. weakness and all stomach, liver and
d Brockett; Boston haa 1 Steams' Electrlo Paste Co., fiuftaJoL. N. 1 kidney -complaint by Red Cross Phar-
Rhoades;. Philadel
York has Orth and
.Winter ad Pruitt; Detroit has ilulUa Y. iformerljf Chicago, 111).1
and William ' B. Bowe, a prominent
i young lawyer of Wisconsin. The bride
lis the daughter of J. B. Kehl. one o
i the directors of the Potlatch Lumber
i company. The ceremony was per-
i formed by Rev. Mr. Scafe In the parlors
of ths Hotel Potlatch. The wedding
was of more than usual Interest on ac
count of the prominence , of the bride
land, groom, and also - because -. of the
fact that .It was th first 4 marriage
ceremony to take place in a-town of
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PILGEIMS AT B03IE ;
- FOR BIG CELEBRATION
. Rome, June 29. Many pilgrims have
arrived in Rom to attend-tomorrow's
celebration of ths feast of St Peter the
Apostle, which is to be conducted on a
scale of unusual solemnity and magnifi
cence, it ' is probable that , the . pope
himself will officiate at the pontifical
mass in the great .Basilica dedicated to
the saint. Usual) the Basilica is draped
with red damask tapestries, but this
year the decorations are to excel any
thing ever see before. This is in con
sequence of an order from the pope,
who wishss to1 make the celebration
more impressive than usual In order to
upset the controversies which have recently-been
made -regarding the- real
place of martyrdom of the prince of the
apostles, vand the authenticity nt Mm
i tomb on th Vatican fclU, '
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tt is BLOOO POISON. 5 Send to DR. BBOWM,
9?1B Arob St., Philadelphia. . Pens.. f -r
PROWN'8 . BLOOD CL'BB. $2.00 per bettl
lKt( on month. Bold in Portland only by
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