THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JULY ' 8, 1907.
to certify to tha supreme oourt tha mat
ter of tha condemnation proceedings of
3
tha Portland A Seattle Railroad com
pany In which tha court granted tha
north bank road tha right to condemn
tha boom comnanv'a around. Attorney
Shepara of Portland cams to- Olympla
to secure the writ, which ia Jnaae re
turnable October 14 next Tha members
of tha supreme court am now on their
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Holds the Beavers Down to
Three Hits and No Euns
Groom Is Easy Mark.
TESTEWUr RESULTS.
Las Angeles 5, Portland 0.
San rranolaoo 4-7, Oakland 1-1.
STANDING OF THB CLUBS.
Won. Lost. P. C
Los Angeles 47 SI .S7f
San Franciaoo. ...... 44 41 .417
Oakland 47 it .811
Portland II .10
Oosraal Special ferries.)
Angeles. July I. Pitcher Carnes
terday and Hon but Carson and Atber
ton bit blm safe, Caraon doing tha trick
twice. Tha Angela landad heavily on
Groom, llnlna- out 10 hits, four of them
being fpr more than two baaaa. Though
the score of t to 0 looka one-aided. It
waa a beautiful exhibition of tha na
tional game from atart to flntah. Cra-
vath ahona bright at Individual work,
lining out two singles and a double,
three atolan baaea, five putouta and one
aaalat.
The Offlolal Score.
LOS ANGELES.
A.B. R H. O. A
Bernard, cf.
Eina, lr
Brashear. 2b,
Dillon, lb...,.
Cravath. rf
Delmaa, aa
Smith, lb.
, Eager, c. .,
Carnea, p..
Total 10 I 10 17 II
PORTLAND.
A.B.R.H.
Baasey, If. . .
Mott. Ib
Donahue, e. .
MoCredle, rf.
Atherton, 2b.
Caraon, lb...
Scblmpff, aa.
Wallace, cf..
Oroora, p....
ii n
o.
2
2
2
0
10
2
Totals 29 0 I 24 16
RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS.
Loe Angeles..... 01111100 5
Hlte 11111200 10
Portland 00000000 0 0
Hlta 0102000002
8UMMART.
Errors Dillon. McCredle. Stolen baaea
Delmaa, Cravath (I). Three-baee hit
Dillon. Two-baae hlta Delmaa, Ellis,
Cravath. Sacrifice hlta Delmaa. Left
on baaea Loa Angelea 4, Portland 4.
Struck out By Groom I, by carnea 4.
Baaea on ball a Off Carnea I, off Groom
2 Wild pitch Groom. Flret baae on
errora Loa Angelea 1. Portland 1. Time
of game 1:10. Umpire Perrine.
. SEALS CAPTURE TWO
FE0M COMMUTERS
(JeSraal Speelat Sendee.)
San Francleco. July 3. The Seals
thri in a double header rrom tne
nnmmutera here yesterday. Eagan
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BIG JIM JEFFRIES BELIEVES
TOMMY BURNS CAN: BEAT HIM
Nothing could be mora, funny to
frtanda of Jim Jeffrlea than that be
bellevea Tommy Burna can beat him If
ever they are to meet. Thoaa that know
tha Inner heart of the big fellow, how
ever, aay that thle la so. It wlU ralae
a big grin on tha face of tha fight fan
when fhla la mentioned. They will not
believe that the Burkanker takee him.
aelf ao obeaply. Nevertheless, hie
croniea aay It la true, aa alao la their
allegation that Jim never entered the
ring for a conteat without believing thai
ha waa about to get tha licking of bia
life.
Thla accounts for Jeffrlea' marvel
oua training atunta, hla long prepara
tiona, and alao for the fact, perhaps,
that ha haa completely fooled ao many
great and clever opponenta. Jim a heart
la ao fala- that ha can sea-nothing but
other men's merlta and powera, and hla
own Weakness and fallings.
It ia thla bumble way ox tooning i
himself that entltlea Jim Jerries to
some consideration aa a man with the
real germa of greatness within hla
physical and mental make-up. He la
bors with his fears. Ha haa known
what It ia to ibe afraid . even of some
of tha opponenta ha has badly beaten.
It is aaid that when Jeffrlea aaw
Jaok Johnson hand hla brother a terri
ble beating, Jeff made up Ma mind
never to meet tha colored champion.
' In private life Jeff has a hobby that
la little known to tha general sport
ing world. Tha - former champion be
llevea that tha future of Amerloa aa
the greatest civilisation tha world has
ever seen can only be assured by the
teaching of natural purity to tha ris
ing generations. In pursuit of thta
fine belief be has attended meetings
held In various centers throughout the
states for the promotion of purity and
moral cleanliness among tha young, and
la In personal touch with tha prominent
people who have so ably organised and
carried on thla necessary and glorious
work. '
This iner view of tha Inside char
acter of Jim Jeffrlea, If true, gives a
new idea of tha big fellow.
VEGETARIAN THEORIES
TURNED TOPSY-TURVY
Alfred Shrnbb, Greatest Distance
Bonner In World, Eats Meat
Regularlr.
hit
ltcher
. mn In tha afternoon and
Henley got a borne in the morning. The
"Clornlng game R. H. BJ.
Oakland J
San Francisco .......4 "
Batteries Randolph and Bliss; Hen
ley and Street.
Afternoon game ,71
Oakland J J
Omw Ci-aMi.l.rn 7 IS 1
Batteries Reldy and Daahwood;
Jones and Street.
FRAKES GKAT INDIANS
Wallop Woodburn'a Three Pitchers
for Thirteen Bona,
Woodburn. July 8. The Woodburn
ball team waa badly beaten here yester
day by the Frakea, the acore being 13
to 6. The Frakes brought their batting
ava itATisT an a waiioned everything: that
Woodburn'a three pitchera had to offer
to all comers of the lot. Tha largest
crowd ever on the grounds witneased the
conteat President C. A. Whltmore and
wife were lntereated apectatora of the
Runs and nits v;
game.
Frakea
by innings:
..00040
aw
2 0 I IS
Hie 0 Q 1 44 4 4 o l in
Woodburn 0 S 0 p 0 p l o l- t
Hlta 0 10 0 110 117
The batteries were: Frakea, Pander
and Autome; Woodburn, Concannon, Po-
land, King and Huddlaaton.
Northwest League.
Spokane 8, Butte 1.
, Seattle 2, Taooma 1.
Aberdeen s. Vancouver .
Percentages Aberdeen. .441: Tacoma,
Uj Seattle. .4711 Spokane, .614; Butte,
iuHr Vancouver, .114.
American League.
At Chicago Chicago 4. Philadelphia o,
At St. Loula StTLoula , Waahtng-
Percentages-hloago. .657 ; darsland.
.629; Philadelphia. .584: Detroit .671;
New York. .442; St Loula, ,S1 Boston.
.872; Waahington, 74.
.n i in- in i 1 :
Lane-Davis Game,
The Laue-Davls Branch 2 Juniors
won their fourteenth atraight game yea
terday by defeating ' tha Laue-Davls
Branch 2 nine by tha score of 7 to 4.
The feature of the game was tha. high
s-ras In the outfield. When tha ball
would roll to the field It oould not ba
found. From thta resulted moat of the
scores made by tha Branch I nine. Mud
and Shaver were tha batteries for tha
losers. Stoops and Dowllng for tha win
ners. :.
Cheapest accident , Insurance Dr.
1 nomas'- Eclactrio OIL Stops tha pain
and heals tba wound. All druggists aell
it. ' .. - :
(Joarnal special Rerriee.)
New York, July g. Alfred Shrubb, the
world's champion dletanoe runner, haa
dropped t bomb In the mldat of Yale'a
flesh-abstainers. Tha fleet and untlr-lne-
Enclishman haa aaploded all their
thaorlea about fvegetarlaniem. being ea
tentlal to endurance teeta.
a..,kK moat three times a day.
Juat before Shrubb arrived in New York
Professor Irving isner oi u
article in the Yale Medical Journal on
The Influence or riesn-n.auns on
durance." It was a strong argument
for flesh-abstinence, and told of tests
made at New Haven. Endurance tests
were made on y persons, reprenim
two contrasted types atnieies Hccua
tomed to a full flesh dietary and ath
letes accustomed to a non-flesh dietary.
There was a group also Including and
ontary Dersons accustomed to a low-
proteid and non-flesh dietary.
Tne experiment pruvou inai m iiu
flesh eaters had far greater endurance
than those who are accustomed to the
ordinary American diet. In the absenoe
of any exact mechanical method of
measuring endurance, three simple en
durance tests were employed nrsi.
holritn the arms norisomauy as ions:
iiosslble: second, deep knee-bending;
third, leg-raising, with the subject lying
on hla back. Only 2 of the 16 flesh-eaters
succeeded In holding their arms out
over a Quarter of an hour, whereaa, 22
of tha 12 abstainers surpassed mai
limit None of tha flesh-eaters reached
half an hour, but it out or tne sz d
stalners exceeded that limit Of these,
nine exceeded an hour, four exceeded
two hours, and one exceeded three
houra. In the other testa the flesh
eatera were defeated In about tha same
proportion.
Then came Shrubb. This little runner
has been the marvel of the athletic
world. There seems to be no limit to
bis endurance. -In faot be i the ftnent
example of endurance In tha world. It
Is doubtful If Longboat could keep up to
Bhrubb'a pace, and Longboat is not an
abstainer. Shrubb was asked what he
ata when In training. "Well," Bald he,
"1 eat egga and a chop for breakfast
About noon I have a mutton dinner, and
for aupper I usually eat fish." Shrubb
haa covered 10 miles in abouj tha time
It takes a New York subway train to
run from the battery to Kingskridge.
PIGEONS RACE FI$)M
SAIEM TO PORTLAND
MTHERS0N WINNER '
OF DUP0NT TROPHY
Captures Handicap Prize for Third
Time Date of Big Open
Shoot Set.
TRI-CITY GAMES
rtirannuT
Tigers, Trunkmakers, 3111-
liners and Bohemians Are
the Lucky Clubs.
MANY REVERSALS IN
PERCENTAGE COLUMN
summer vacation.
PAL0USE BOY DROWNS
IN K00TENAY RIVER
Frakes and Indians Change Place
Once More Kelso Tigers Pass St.
Johns Apostles and Trunks Doost
Themselves Out of Cellar.
The handsome Dupont trophy which
has bean contested for In a handicap
tournament extending over several
weeks at tha Multnomah Rod and Gun
clup traps, was won yesterday for the
tnira time Dy Mcrneraon wno win now
retain it permanently. McPhereon alao
won the 76 per cent ahooters' medal.
Harry Ellis waa high gun with It
blrda broken, Culllaon was second with
4 and Jack 8mlth third with 92. July
-1 has been set for tha club'a open tour
nament Yesterday a acorea:
8.A. Broke,
Harry Elite 100
Culllaon 100
Jack Smith 100
....lis 100
McPhereon 100
Abraham 100
Caldwell ... 100
F. E. Shangle .... 100
Wagoner BO
higalna 60
Borders 76
i . M. Shangle 100
Klernan 76
Lipman 75
W. K. Shangle 26
(4
94
92
V
17
2
80
22
28
67
74
61
61
18
P.C.
.96
.14
.92
.91
.87
.87
48
.80
.74
.76
.74
.74
.68
.68
.68
TRUNKS DEFEAT BREWERS
Pitching of Harnhart Reverses Posi
tions of Tall-End Teams.
In a well played game at St Johna
yesterday the Trunk Makers won from
the Brewers 6 to 4. The features of the
game was th pitching of Barnhart, tha
big twirler from Vancouver. Barnhart
struck out 16 men and allowed only two
hits. The score:
P. TRUNK MAKERS.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Locke, lb 4
Jameson, o 4
Van Nortwlck, If .... 2
Day, 8b 8
Robldcaux. lb 3
fichocklry, S3 4
Price, cf 4
Coyle, rf 4
Barnhart, p I
t til
YESTERDAY'S TRI-CITY RESULTS.
At Portland Kelso 11, Bralnarda 10.
At. St Johna Trunks 6, Brewers 4.
At Woodburn Frakes 12, Woodburn 8.
At Astoria Astoria 4, St. Johna 2.
Frakea ...
Woodburn
Kelso
St Johna
Astoria . .
Bralnarda
Trunka . . .
Brewers .
Won. Lost P. C.
.. 12 2 .867
,.12 8 .800
,.7 4 .G36
,.10 .626
,.6 8 .884
,. 6 10 .338
,. 3 11 .214
.3 12 .127
In a game replete with errora .the
Kelso Tigers yesterday afternoon de
feated the Bralnard Cuba at the Vaughn
street grounds by a acore of 11 to 10.
The game waa witnessed by a crowd
of 1,600 people. The official acore:
BRAINARDS.
A.B. R. IB. PO.
Kruger, 2b....
Barrell, cf
Kennedy, lb...
Turk, aa
Lodell, 2b
Shea, o
Magness, If. , .
Tauscher, rf . . .
Sutley, p
Strait, p
A.
2
0
1
2
4
4
0
0
2
6
Totals 86
KELSO.
AB.
Halbert, 3b 3
Lashfelt, 2b 3
Conrad, lb 6
Miller, c 6
Daggy, cf 8
Hawley. If 4
Hebraden, rf 6
Schaeffer, 2b 4
Hull, p 4
10 8 27 20 10
R. IB. PO.
3 18
0
1
4
1
2
1
0
1
1
9
10
0
4
0
0
0
(Boeelal IMipatcb to The Joanul.)
Palousa. Wash.. July 8. Mrs. Laura
Olbblns haa received news of the drown
ing of ber aon. at Wardner. British Co
lumbia, in the Kootenay river. July 3.
Tba young man with four oompanlona
waa out on the river in a boat repairing
a log Doom wnen tne noat capsised in
tfta swift stream, xnree or tne ooya as
caped but Oibblna and one other mem
ber of the party were awept down the
stream. The bodies have not been re
covered. Oibblna waa 19 yeara old and
hod apent tha most of his Ufa in Pa-
tousa.
When in San Francisco
Stay at Hotel Hamlin. 837 Eddy. Fire
oroof: 100 rooms, 40 batha; rates 11.60
and up. Kddy-atreet cara at ferry.
Xreferred Btook Canned Goods.
Allen Lewis' Best Brandy
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Qoea quickly to the
vary core of the
dlaaasa and stops
the moat deep-aet,
eaeruolatlng pains
almoat Inatantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Osrse a vary allaaenJ
of Man or Beast
that a aood, bona at
Liniment oaa aura.
Nona better,
Noe so good.
Next Monday Attempt Will Be Made
to. Send Birds 'From Oak
land, California.
The Oregon Homing club held the
first of a aeries of races for young
plgeona yesterday. The courae was
from Salem, to Portland. H. B. Brown's
bird arrived first tha time being 2
houra 46 seconds. E. H. Bauer won
aeoond and third places, J. p. Limerick
fourth and sixth, and C. C. Stelnell fifth
place. The club membera were disap
pointed over the time made by the
pigeons, aa they have repeatedly bet
tered It Next Sunday the young hom
ing pigeona will ba let loose at Eugene,
to fly home to Portland.
.Next Monday members of the Oregon
Homing club will aet free a number
of plgeona at Oakland. California, with
ma nope mat tney wui una tneir way
home.
The old bird series of races, which
waa recently completed, waa a great
success. During tha season E. H.
Bauer'a bird made tha trip from Cnloo,
California, to Portland In 18 houra.
Lane County League Game.
(Special Diipatcb to Tbe Joaratl.)
Eugene. Or.. July 8. In a well played
raroa of baseball at Springfield yeater
av afternoon between tha Eusena and
Springfield teama of tha Lane County
league tha Eugene team won by the
acore of 8 to 1. The game waa attended
by a large crowd of rooters for both
teams, a rreat many going from Eugene
to witness It The batterlea were For
Eugene, Campbell and Weed; tor Spring
field. Hurd and King.
Hood Blrer Is Beaten.
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Hood River. Or- July 8. Before a
large attendance the Stevenson, Wash
ington, ball nine played Hood River a
return game yesteroay ana won oy tne
oattery ror tiooa
! Slavln: for Ste
venson, HI gains and Era rich
score of 8 to 3. The 1
River was French; and
llgglna aad Ei
Little lines in The Journal brine re
sults to the advertlsera.
Totals 24 6 27 10 2
' N. P. BREWERS.
Hume, 2b 4 1 0 2 2 0
Ray. If Z 1 0 2 0 0
Chapin, cf 3 0 0 0 0 1
Fyre, ss 3 1 1 4 1 1
Helser, lb 4 0.0 10 0 1
Giles, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0
Reiple. 3b 3 0 0 0 6 1
Robinson, p 4 0 0 0 3 0
McBrtde, c 8 1 1 6 3 1
Totals 36 11 11 27 10 6
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Kelso 1 0 8 2 2 1 0 1 111
Hits 0 1 2 1 2 1 0 2 211
Bralnards 02012202 010
Hits 1201120108
SUMMARY.
Struck out Bv Hull 9. bv Sutler 1.
by Streit 6. Bases on balls Off Hull
6. orr Butiey 8, orr Btreit 8. xwo-oase
hits Miller. Lodell. Three-base hit
Miller. Sacrifice hits Halbert, Lash
felt (2). 8chaeffer. Hull. Kennedy.
Stolen bases Lashfelt (3), Daggy,
Hawley (3), Lodell (2), Tauscher, Shea,
Hit by pitched balls Halbert by Sut
ley: Magness, Turk, Lodell. Paasnd
balls Miller, Shea. Wild pitches Hull,
Streit. Balk Hull. Left on bases
Bralnarda 10. Kelso 9. Innings pitched
By Sutley 4, by Streit 6. Base hits
Off Sutley 4, off Streit 6. Time of
game z:zo. umpire cneyne.
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Totals 30 4 3 24 13 6
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Trunks 1 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 04
Hits 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 06
Brewers , ...0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 4
.Hits I... 4) 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2
SUMMARY.
Struck out: By Barnhart 16; by Bob
lnaon 6. Bases on balls: Off Barnhart
2; off Robinson 1. Two-base hits:
Schoekley. Three-base hits: Day.
Double plays: Jameson to Robldeaux to
Jameson. Stolen bases: Prlce2. Coyle 1,
McBrtde, Reiple 1, Frya 1, Chapin 1.
Hume 3. Hit by pitched ball: Trunk 1;
Brewers 2.
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
Tha Oregon City Grays defeated the
Concord bail nine at Oregon City yes
terday. Tha Graya had a walkover, the
final score being 18 to 0.
Two thousand people witnessed a ball
game at Med ford yesterday. The con
testants were amateur teama from
Medford and Grants Pass. The former
won by a score of 3 to 1 after 14 In
nings. e
Tha Oregon City woolen mill team
defeated tha Laue-Davia Seniors at Ore
gon City yesterday, 10 to 2. Next Sun
day the victors will play the Northwest
Gun Club team at Canemab park.
Tha Camas baseball team defeated the
Wabash nine of Portland yeaterday, (
to 1. Tha game waa played at Camas.
"Vf
Tha Stephana ball nine won a double
header from the Eaat Eighth atreet Stars
Sunday by tha acorea of 4 to 2 and
8 to 8. xney ajso aereaiea me Atoms
VIotors 9 to 0. This makes 22 atralght
victories for the Stephena boys.
W as
Tha Laue-Davls Juniors will chal
lenge any team In the city under 16
years of age. Call up Eaat 1209.
Ten Innings at Astoria.
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Astoria, -jr.. July 8. Tha fiah can-
nera and tha Apostles played a lo-in-nlng
game here yesterday, tha home
team finally winning by a 4 to 3 score.
CX)XFIKMATION OF
LAND INSPECTORS
(Spatial Dtapatck to Tbe Jooraal.)
Olympla, Wash., July 8. Tha state
land commlaaion haa formally approved
the appointment of state land Inspec
tors heretofore made by Land Commis
sioner E. W. Roaa. Nearly all of the
men have been empleeed in tha office
for several montha, but under a new
law paased by the last legislature and
which went into effect on June 12, the
business of the land office is now large
ly in tha hands of a new state board,
made up of the state land commissioner,
the three tax commissioners and the
atate fire and forest warden. The list
of appointees approved la aa follows:
George B. Deering, C. S. Webster, W.
H. Kenoyer, D. L. Gillespie, Charles A.
Billings, B. H. Huntington, O. H. Gray,
Garrett Birkhoff. W. A. Berry,
Wade, J. tl. Shaw and A. J.
A
Ahola.
K.
BOMB WAITED FOR
BOYS TO INVESTIGATE
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Aberdeen. Wash.. July 8. Two boys.
Joe Peltsoh and Leon White, yesterday
found a large bomb, wnicn had not
rone off when the fireworks were set
off on tbe evening of the Fourth and
they placed it in a stump, lit the fuse
and waited for It to go off. It took ao
long .a time for it to become ignited
that they want towards the atump to
investla-ate. Just aa they had nearly
reached It tha bomb went off with great
force, shattering the stump and driving
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WIRE AND IRON FENCING
Barbed Wire, Wire and Lawn Fencing,
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PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS
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SDllnters and Dowdar Into the Peltsch
boy's face and arms and the upper part
of hla body. White waa not only badly
Injured but alao rendered partially deaf
by the explosion. The boys are In the
hospital.
TO TEST IMP0KTANT
CONDEMNATION CASE
(Special Dlspatca te Tbe Joarnal.)
Olympla, Wash., July 8. To test the
rlgrht of a railway company to condemn
the property of a boom company when
auch cropertv ia uaed for a public pur-
pose, IS -the object of a writ issued by
tha supreme oourt on the relation of
tha Skamania Boom company directing;
tha superior court or tsaamania county
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MEN'S. MEASES
IN UNCOMPLICATED
CASES
MY FEE IS ONLY
you can pay
when Cured
I Have the Largest Prac
tice Because I Invaria
bly Fulfill My Promises
Success isn't attained at a bound. It is made
up of many little triumphs. A large medical
practice doesn't await the young physician at
the college door. He must prove himself. He
must work toward success day after day, doing
well each day's tasks.
It has always been my rule to promise noth
ing that I am not absolutely certain of accom
plishing. Realiring that no one physician can
successfully undertake to cure all diseases, I
entered special courses of study in preparation
for my present work. For 16 years I have
been proving my ability and building my suc
r I have mastered, first the simpler dis
eases then tbe serious complex and stubborn ones that others neither cure
nor comprehend. I have confined my efforts to diseases of men exclusively
and there is no ailment belonging to this class that i cannor mny conquer.
I make broad and definite claims. I tell men that I can cure them, even
though others have failed. Jealous doctors have charged me with claiming
too much. But, I ask, wherein have I failed to fulfill a promise? My prac
tice is now fully twice that of any other specialist upon the Pacific coast
treating men's diseases. It has grown to these dimensions because I hare
a a e . T l I lit ita aftafa1 4 m a fraa aeaa avl
made promises ana luinuea tnem. cacn cuic i nocvM.vi 9 . uuiu
and a manifestation of skill that has had its part in the making of my suc
cess. Each day new cures are completed, and my present growth of prac
tice is more rapid than ever oerore.
Consultation is free. If you are afflicted, consult me. You can rely
uoon what I tell you, and if I accept your case you can rest assured that a
complete ana permanent cure wm .uuw k..
om. Taraom,
Ths Tiaafltny Specialist.
All necessary X-Ray
examinations are abso
lutely free to patients,
ltfy equipment for X-Ray
work is the finest and
most complete ever pro
duced, and equally per
fect results are not possi
ble with an inferior appa
ratus. All medicines are pre
pared from standardised
drugs In my own private
laboratory and are ; sup
plied xi patients at actual
COaA--visi-i
The Dr. Taylor
Compaiy '
mxA Morrison SI., Cor. 2nd
Portland; Oregon
Patients living- out of the etty ana coming to
Portland for treatment will be furnished with
fine roam res of charite. Check your trunfta 41
rect to 234ft Morrison atret , a.
To produce temporary' activity
or tna runouona in cases ox so-
tailed weakness la a almoia mat
ter, but to ' permanently restore
atreng-in ana vigor ia a prooiem
that out few phyaloiana have
solved, i I nevar treat for tern
porary af facta. ' Under mr sys
tem of treattneat. every bit of
Improvement is a Dart of a per
manent cure. T hough other
phyaloiana have, through my suc
cess lit: )- affecting permanent
cures, been convinced of tha faot
that pramaturenesa, loss of pow-
ar, ate, ara put-' symptoms rs
sultlna t from ehronlo laflamraa-
tlon or congestion to tha proatata
giana, none nave u y
able to duplicate my cures. mj
system of local treatment Is tna
nlv effective means yet Known
for reatorine? the prostate to Ite
normal state, which aliraya. re-
aita in full an omDiete return
of strength and - vigor.- Suah a
mn ahaolutelv permanent, Ym
...,.. ,; aonditinn reeDonalbl
for tha funsti2MjT511,lT1?hJ!!r;
tirelv removed. It ia the only
tlrely
and la
kind of a sure a Ja''e aeaires.
OulT autu v kusv a
the
will treat for.
t cojnrorLTAnojr rrra.
f state nothing in my i
nounceitienU t'"t te I'rtlf
square tru(h. It wUl mil y i
nothing to cail an.l n,ic o''
vnur caee. Ton cart fio,j out
about your ' trouf ! and i - -later
arranire to begin tr .
any time you like. J-'y c .
comprlelng ten rooms, .
equippeJ in tha at