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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST ' 8. -1007.
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UUAdl rilbntKO TUK LUUHL Tfllld
Henley, Wright and Klnsella That Is the New Dope Just
f Each Have Best llcconl : Jianaca -Uut by Uoast
in Ecspective Staffs,
' League's President
The latest dops on Mit league Hitch-
srs shows that, 10' havs so far been
. UHd In ths four clubs and that "Polly"
Gray of Los Angeles la ths raal loader
Of ths -bunch. . "
"Silvers" Henley haa tht bast record
of tha San Francisco twirlsrs, "Bill"
Wright la Oakland' star slabstsr and
Klnsella, leads tha Beaver aUff. Hera
. - k. a An tha season UD to
, 'and Including tha games played August with extra teama at Long Baach or some
,7. . . I other towa near Loa Angeles, and at
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fJosraal Special Service.)
Bakersflold. Aug. I. J. Cat Ewlng.
president of the Paelflo Coast Baieball
League, who la In town examining local
banks, makes tha statement that tha I game of the aeries between Cleveland
coast league win nave six teams ni i ana stnwn inr m wu vuKuwyu
Ball players consider! It a rare privi
lege to participate in aklngle series for
the world's championship. : v ; .
A few have been fortunate enough to
take part In two such struggles. Bat
what of the athlete who Qualinea In
three and still stands In Una for the
fourth T 1 " '
If you think this Is a record to be
proud of then Up your bat to George
Davis, veteran shortstop of tha Chi
cago White Box. He la tha only active
player to turn tha trick. '
It was 14 rears aero that Davis first
heard tha call "play ball" In the Bret
season, and that continuous baseball
will be played In three cities.
"The idea next year." said Mr. Ewlng
last night, Is to form a six-team league,
ship. Davis guarded tha third sack tor
Cleveland. lie had been playing a
year or two la tha big league and was
accounted a star among such diamond
heroes as .Clarkson, Kelly, Bennett,
Nash, MeAleer and Cy Young.
all the aamea were cloaelv contested.
and It was his play that gave Dsvis
mo reputation that he has handled
with care ever since.
Two years later he wae found play
ing with New York when) that club
dashed with, Muggsy McGraw's Bal
timore team in the Temple cup games.
Many- present-day fans recall that mo
mentous aeries. Despite the efforts of
the Baltimore mobs, New York cap
tured the championship with the as
sistance mainly of Rusle and Meekln,
who mowed down the opposing bats
men amid showers of epithets and
more tangible missiles. Davis played
the game of his life.
And everybody remembers the stren
uous combat of last year. It was the
most notable world's series ever played
and the veteran shortstop steadied the
White Box Infield and gathered every
thing that came hla way, Juat as he
did It years ago for Cleveland.
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Grayggyoe Angeles ........ 1
'H"iiLos Angela ........ t
".jejr, Han Francisco . , . , x i
Wright. Oakland ...IS
Slogan, Oakland 8
Carnea, Oakland-Los Ang...li
Burns, Los Angeles., 10
Jones, Ban Franciaoo .....18
Quick. Ban Francisco 8
Ashley, Ban Franclaco . . . 5
Hlckey, Ban Franclsoo .... 1
Cates, Oakland It
Joy, Ban Franclsoo I
Nagls. Los Angeles ..It
Klnsella, Portland. 10
liartman, Portland 4
Randolph, Oakland-Los Ang. 7
Reldr, Oakland
Callff. Portland H
Groom, Portland
Pernoll, Portland 1
Willis. Ban Franclsoo...... 4
Gum, Portland ,
Behtmpff, Portland t
Uoag, Ban Franclsoo 0
Reed, Oakland 0
Smith, Oakland 0
Gamble. Los Angeles 0
Wheeler, Ban Francisco ... 0
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land. Oreaon. with such arrangementa
that continuous baseball can be played
at Ban Franclaco, Loa Angeles and Port
land. By this meana the crowds of
baseball fans can be held together better.
The matter of having a club In the
flan Joaquin valley haa been discussed,
but has been abandoned, on account of
the great traveling expenses that would
be entailed, and because there Is no
town In the lower valley with sufficient
population to maintain a first class
team."
SPORTING NOTES
LITTLE SPARKS FROM
M0T0RD0M
Local and Otherwise.
Declaring that the "toot-toot" of the
Th. handican track meet eat for next moaern motor car is out or place, Wil-
Saturday on Multnomah field haa been I Ham Waldorf Astor has Issued an edlot
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indefinitely postponed.
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The baseball season in England Is un
der way now, and gamea are being
played dally about London. Tha game
aa Dlaved bv Englishmen is a weird
barring automobllea from the Tudor vil
lage which he haa built about Hever
Castle, England.
The county commissioners of Alle
gheny county. Pennsylvania, which in-
155 BAT SHORE HORSE
SHOW OPENS TODAY tSSSSf .onmdi 5 ft VcoV?; !- the cm.. of P.tt.bur. .nd ah.-
look like th. acorea 01 cricxet gamea. gneny, witn many miles or rough and
The game, however, la growing in
popularity,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
(Jeeraal Socrial gerrtee.)
Bay Shore, L. L, Aug. 8. Keen driv
ing competitions, an admirable display
of horse flesh, and an outpouring of cot
tagers and guests were the features of
the seventh annual exhibition opened
today tinder the auspice, of the Bay
Shore Horse Bhow Association. The ex
hibition, which Is to continue through
Friday and Saturday, Is the largest ever
held by the Bay Shore organisation.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Ban Franclsoo, 8; Los Angeles, S.
Portland-Oakland, game postponed;
rain.
Alfred G. Vanderbllt has a big entry.
that won
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. P. C,
Lo. Angele. 6t 47
Oakland v 68 66
Ban Franclsoo t 66
Portland .40 68
NATIONAL LEAGUE
668
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.626
.870
At Chicago Philadelphia, 8; Chicago,
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati,
orga
a bl
Including; several of the horses t
in the recent international show In Lon
don. Othtr prominent stablea or New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other
cltlo are also represented. The Bay
Shore show, when It first started, was
only patronised by summer residents
In this vicinity, but of late years it
has grown so popular that exhibits are
made by many of the best Datrons of
me norse. ana DOtn in me nu inner ana
quality of the exhibits the show rivals
the annual exhibitions at Long Branch,
Lnox ana other rasnionabi resorts.
ANNUAL CRUISE OF
NEW YORK YACHTS3IEN
Rain stonbed the northwest tennis
championship game, at Tacoma yester
day.
Tha "American Chauffeur." an lllu.
trated monthly of automoblllng which is
the official orran 01 the rroresaion&i
Chsufrour'a Club of America, has lust
been issued at New York. The first edi
tion, lust out, I. a well-printed and In
hilly streets, have purchased a touring
car for official use.
The City and Country Motor club, of
New York, one of the wealthiest automo
bile organisations In the east, owning
two clubhouses In the cltv and three In
the suburbs, has reincorporated as the
New York Automobile club.
Unless the turnotkea of Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania, be put In first
clasa condition by the middle of this
montn tne companies owning them will
be prosecuted for maintaining nuls-
terestlng number, which gives svldsncs Pf0a.'r maintaining nuls
of careful editing, and should be of In- n LaneA"raAuL.ln.obi club
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston Boston, 2; Chicago. 1.
At New York St Louis, 8; New York
At Waahlngton Waahlngton 7; Cleve
land, 2.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 4; De
troit, 1.
Is to This Country What the Royal
Squadron Is to Great
Britain.
(Journal Special Service.)
New York. Aug. t. A perfect swarm
of flitting steam craft and white winged
yachts gathered today at the Glen Cove
rendexvous preparatory to the annual
squadron cruise of the New York Yacht
club, which Is to Ameriea what the
Royal Yacht squadron Is to Great Bri
tain. The fleet thla year la exception
ally larrM Bnl therA la everv Inrilcfitlun
TN" ROfTETY rXRfTTS t . outing will eclipse anything
j i m tne past.
While tha cruise proper will not be
gin until tomorrow, when the fleet will
make a 80-mlle run up the sound to
Huntington, the gathering Is the inl
tlal and all-Important step In the cruise,
a meeting of the captains aboard the
flagshlD of Commodore Cornelius Van-
. .... , ... . . .v. -i - I derbllt thla avenlna- belnsr an imnortant I ror
gna cnua IB expected vo uoom i w picas- i"flir. I miles
While the Itinerary of the cruise Is
all sit tied, the meeting of the captains
of the varloua yachts this evening will
officially Indorse the program. The
latter is as follows:
Friday, August 9 Squadron run to
Huntington over 80-mlle course ' with
good winds, or over 16.4 mile course in
light wines.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
At RnnVane Snokane. 8: Butte. 3.
At Vancouver Vancouver, 8; Seattle,
NOTABLES PERFORM
(Joornal Special Service.)
New York, Aug. 8. There are to be
great doings for the summer colony at
Rockaway Beach during the remainder
of this week, for every man. woman
of
tereat to automoblliats generally. The
nnniicatinn la aoirt at a nonar a year.
This Is the first publication to be Issued
in tne interest or orivers.
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The fight between Joe Gans and
Jlmmv Burna. Droe-rammed by the Pa
cific Athletlo Club of Los Angeles for
Aua-ust 16. has been Indefinitely post-
Doned. probably because of the match
tnat nas oeen arrangea oetween uana
and JUrltt.
The Sonderklasse yacht races In which
German and American boats are to sail
for the kaiser a cud. now held by Amer
ica, will be sailed on August 16, and
promises to be close and Interesting.
Many yachtsmen are going over to Kiel
from this side, and trance ana opain
also will be well represented. The best
Impression across the water is that tne
American ooat wiu win.
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Tlrttlah turf authorities ara maculat
ing on the chanoe. of Orby and Wool- their car. for 81.000 a side from Los
winder for the Bt. ieger. u is tne I i nuuo n mourn
consensus that the race Is between these Baioy. a trip notea ror its. difficulties
two horses, which ran first and second " ws' m uu rumia nu roues,
for the Derby. Most ol 'tne experts
place wooiwinder ahead or Mr. croxera i Seals Lteleat Angels,
norse, dui men mey were ail cuca-aure
the Irish-American horse had no show
The motor car now narurea in tha war
between American art collectors and the
Italian government, a machine recently
being used to spirit seven valuable Van
Dyke paintings from the Da lace of the
Cattaneo family, at Genoa.
New Jersey may aa well be eliminated
from the possible localities for the Van
derbllt cup race, should It be held this
year. Although the sssembly passed a
bill to aid It the measure haa been de
clared to be unconstitutional.
Projectora of the Grand Central Pal
ace mow, New York, which will be
held in October say enough applications
already have been received for space
to insure it neing tne most complete
display of automobiles ever offered.
Th. -automobile "rubber-neck wagon"
has Invaded Oyster Bay. It makes dally
trips between that village and Hunting
ton, stopping a all places or interest
and tarrvinor lonrest in front of flaa-a.
more Rill, the president's estate.'
During the second week In September
F. C. Fenner and A. J. Smith will race
(Josroa! Special Servtca.)
FOOTBALL GOSSIP
ALREADY IN AIR
Efforts Being Made to Down
Opposition to Intercolle
giate Association.
By Manhattan.
New York, Aug. 8 It la pretty hot
weather to talk about so strlnuous a
gam. as football, but thoe who are
interested in- the great American col
leg, game are beginning to bet busy.
Determined efforts are being made
thla summer to break down the opposi
tion of Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cor
nell, Chicago and Annapolis to th. In
tercollegiate Athletic Association of th.
United States, th. organisation that was
formed two year, aao with the object
of lessening the objections to football
tnat were raised at that time.
At present Pennsylvania la the only
one or the big nve eastern universities
that Is enrolled In the association. The
football committee, comprising repre
sentatives of Yale. Pennsylvania. Chi
cago, Harvard, Princeton, Annapolis and
Cornell, dictated the rules of the game
up to 106. To avoid confusion the old
oommlttee and the new committee of
the I. A. A. U. S. consolidated, and the
college world was spared the trouble
that would have resulted with two foot
ball codes. But the management is
still unsatisfactory, for the two com
mlttees are obliged to consolidate each
year. One half of the committee repre
sents soven universities and th. other
half the new association, made up of
some 60 Institutions from all parts of
tne country.
The new body, while feeling conscious
of Its growing strength and doubting its
ultimate control of th. football situa
tion, acted with wisdom In not offending
the members of the old committee and
made their entrance easy. It Is felt that
the plans now under way will bring
every Important university in the coun
try within this organisation, and after
that the amendment of the football rules
will be an easy matter.
SELECTING A TEAM
FOR NATIONAL SHOOT
(Special tHsttatca to Tka lonraaLI
Helena, Mont., Aug. 8. Representa
tives of all the companies of the Mon
tana National Guards assembled here
today and at o'clock In the morning
began a competitive shoot to deter
mine the selection of a team of 12 and
three substitutes to represent the state
at the national shoot. At Camp Perry,
Ohio, a year ago, a Helena man waa
third In the race for the individual
championship of the country. Another
Montanan was fifth. These, with many
other crack shota, will participate and
Interest In the outcome Is very keen.
The shoot closes at 6 p. m.
Carbonic acid gas and soda water
appliances. Bllderback & Crane Co.,
62 First street
NEWFOmY
YAQUINA BAY
Has One of the Finest Beaches
on the Pacific Coast : f ;
and Is an ; Yir''V'
IDEAL SUMMER RETREAT
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mar and all sorts of beach pastimes, ucn ii cnni-u, .
j, fishing, pebble and shell gathenngv etc., enioys a
inviting climate, picturesque cenery, ana U td otner ai
that can be desired for recreation and pleasure ;',;vrf;t:
It is easily reached, is not an expensive place to visit, fci 'x-Z
cellcnt hotel accommodations, affords perfectly Mia ana aeiignuu
surf bath:
oyster hunt:
mild and
tractions
NEWPORT i reached hv . n( the Southern Pacific. V Al
bany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R.' Train service
daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. Leave Portland 8 a, in.,'
Rate from Portland $6.00 for the round trip. " Tickets on sale'
daily and good for return until October 31. There is also a Satur- ;
day-Monday rate from Portland of $3.00, tickets on sal Saturdays,
good for return Mondays. Correspondingly low" fates from all
other points. Call at the city ticket office of the Southern Pacific.
Third and Washington streets, in Portland, or at any S. P. agency ;
elsewhere, for complete information. 'J'
WILLIAM McMURRAY, . " ' '
General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Company, Portland,. Or,
fS? &. DertJ Orby U coming o7 i L rA "7 tf" f"
grand style, and with anything Jik. fair 'fe t critical point, and the only
run. of the Angela were made on r
rors. score:
R.H.K.
San Francisco 01008100 fl 1 3
Los Angelea ..1000000 1 0 2 4 6
lotteries Jov and Street: Naarle and
Hogan.
ores of th. surf and beach for the time
being and devote their whole attention
to the society circus to be given for
th. benefit of the Lima Roman Catholic
church of that place. Rockaway boaata
of many notable among Its summer
residents and all of them have volun
teered their services for the tented
how. Ex-Chief of Police William Dev
ery Is to act as ring master, and four
bright lights of pugilism, James J, Cor
bett, "Tommy". Murphy, "Young Cor
bett" and "Jim" Donovan, will see that
no on. gets "under the canvas without
giving up th. requisite amount of coin.
Lillian Russell, Lou Fields and other
stage celebrities are numbered among
the list of entertainers.
ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
REGATTA FOR OARSMEN!
m8stth
Saturday. August 10 Squadron run to
New London over et.i-miie course.
Sunday. August 11 Dress fleet nt
New London.
Monday, August 12 Squadron run v-
Newoort over 40-mlle course.
Tuesday, August 13 Squadron run to
Vineyard Haven over 87-mue course.
"Wednesday, August 14 Squadron run
to Newport, over 87-mile course.
Thursday, August 16 Astor cup race
off Newport over a 87-mlle or 88
mlls triangle from Brenton's Reef light-
snip.
Friday. Auarust 18 KIna-'s cud race
off Newport over a S6K. 86H. 87H cr
88-mlle triangle from Brenton'
lightship.
treatment In the weights his owner and
his trainer, Dr. Walsh, are confident he
can beat anything that goes on four
legs.
The handsome cup offered three years
ago by Anthony Drexel to the auto boat
attaining the highest speed in tne run
or three miles on irouvine eacn sum
mer was won by the Lorraine, owned
by Vedrlne, president of the Chambre
Syndicate oea conots AutomoDiies.
The cup presented Dy uaston Menier
for the racing boat covering three sea
In the fastest time fell to the
Panhard-Telller.
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The Montreal Star announces that an
alliance has been formed between the
Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States and the Amateur Athletic Feder
ation of Canada to govern athletics on
the continent of American and that the
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union will
be ignored.
This is the result or a conference be
tween President Sullivan of the Amer-1 preparations have been making for
lean Athletic union and president uoya some time, opened under favorable con
of the Montreal Amateur Athletic a?so- ditlons today at the Loa Cabin cluh.
elation and former Secretary E. Herb More than a score of crack shots took
Brown of the Canadian Amateur Aih-lpart in the opening events and a much
letlc union, which took place at James- larger attendance is expected
Football at Albany High.
(Special DItpatrfc te The Joaraal.t
Albany. Or., Aug. 8. The Albany
High school plans to have a first class
football team in the field this season
and is putting forth .very effort to
have an experienced coach and an or
ganisation that will be a credit to the
school. The students of the High school
are enthuslaatlo over the prospects and
are planning a schedule of gamea with
toe otner scnoois or me vauey.
Dixie Handicap Sboot.
(Jonrnil Special Service.)
Macon, Ga., Aug. 8. The Dixie hand
icap shooting tournament, for which
CGeeWo
town and waa continued In New York.
tomor
row, which will be the big day of the
tournament.
VESTERDAY'S BACK RESULTS.
At Seattle.
on Monday of next week, the Navy
Challenge cups on Tuesday and the
Alumni association of the United States
Navy cups on Wednesday.
(Joaratl Boeefal garvtee.) '
rbiladelphla, Ps- Aug. 8. The thirty.
Ifth annual championship regatta of the
Association of Amateur Oars-
tlcb will take place on th.
Schuylkill river tomorrow and Saturday,
has attracted hero several hundred oars
men, Including the pick of the amateur
cullers on the continent. ..The prea
enoe of the German crews gives an
International aspect to the regatta. It
will alao anur tha Amerloan crews to
their beet speed in order not to los. "FX-flOWR" WTTiL-MATTE
nf tha nhunntanihtn tronhlaa to tha JCiA-lVIlO VVJJUiJ Jlil-TVli
foreigners. .
Th. races will be th. intermediate,
associate senior and championship
senior sculls, intermediate and senior
double scull and pair oared shells, inter- j
mediate senior ana senior international
four-oared shells, and Intermediate and
senior eight-oared shells. All the race,
will be held over a mile and a half
straightaway course.
Six furlongs 8alable won: Dick Wll-
annnrt iV-1 nSaUSl VL nSAIDr mini.
Rwf Time 1:15 1-4.
I ini.r rS.elAr.a-a Willi T WAfl " Cfir-
flAturdav. Aumiftt 17 Owl and Game I nM AAnnT ytm rHvoa tMrH Tim-
' T I IIlt-lllMV OCUV11U aa
Cock colors in Newport harbor. 1-02 1-8
The Rear Commodore's cups will be one mile Calmar won; Kruka second
sailed for tomorrow, the Vice-Commo- Tjnwoi o00t third. Time 1:44.
dore'a on Saturday, the Commodore's Mila and sixteenth Legate, won
CHEAP AUTOMOBILES
(Journal Special Service.)
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 8. Harry 3.
Hoover who was released today from the
Ohio state penitentiary is to engage In
the business df manufacturing auto
mobiles and If his plans go through a
good motor car will soon be within the
reach of persons of moderate means.
Hoover is a former bank cashier of
Orilene second; Treasure Seeker third
Tim. 1US
miia nnri nlxteenth Molar won: Or
ehan second: Kin of Mist third. Time
1 -K1
Seven and one-nair lunonas runny
side won; Miss Officious second; spring
Ban third. Time 1:86.
At Butte.
irive.aiirhtha mile Scorcher won
Anzlesea second: ttuxter Xioai intra
Tim, 1 -At -4
Four and one-nair runongs own
WBT JTLBT AZTD WOKXT
wttan vour ehlld baa a severe eold. Tmi
peed not fear pneumonia or other pul-1 Newark and was sent to prison for em-
rnOnary qisqubb, &aep auppiiea With uviomeni. rv imo in prisun xie iurm':u
Ballard's Horehound Syrup a positive a friendship with Harry Reynolds, who
our. for colds, coughs, whooping cough wa" sent up from Cleveland for bigamy,
and bronchitis. Mrs. Hall of, Sioux Reynolds, who was recently released on
Falls," 8. D., writes: "I ha v. used your parole, devoted much of his time '.a
wonderful Ballard's Horehound Syrup prison In working on plans for a cheap
n mv children for five years. Ita r automobile. Before his release he had
milts lhave been wonderful. Sold by all I perfected inventions and .plans for
druggists.
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PORTLAND ORE.
A Board tng and Day
- School for Toung Men and
Boys. ,
Preparation for col
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credited '-..to '. Stanford,
Berkeley, . Cornell, Am
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Tefsltles and Agricultural
Colleges. ' Manual train.
Ing. Business course.
The principal haa had 88
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Best environments.
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building, a serviceable motor car that
can be placed on the market at about
8150. Reynolds and Hoover have
formed a partnership for their venture
and It Is said they have secured the
financial backing of a prominent New
York capitalist who formerly lived in
Newark.
INDIAN CHIEFS ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
(Journal Special Service.)
. Winnipeg, Aug. 8. Two Cree chiefs
are being tried today for the murder of
a young girl with au the tribal formal!,
ty In the presence of several hundred
Indiana The chief, are accused of mur
dering 20 Indians. The government is
determined to stop the savage tradition
that all members of a tribe stricken
with delirium while In fever are pos
sessed of an evil spirit and must he
killed at once or the souL.wlU be lost.
Exclusive TNoVelties.
Scotch arid English woolens. . Hol
brook and Leveen, Couch bldg... Fourth
andr- Washington streets. - l v
MsUtst a fa. .eweiera m yruh.
Reid won; Crystal Wave second; Aunt
Hala third. Time giton-i.
TTivn-eiirhtns mue xxaiiTo son won
Pturnlnsr Bush second; IJOliy sonars
third. Time 1:00 8-4.
sevn-ei ehths mile See Air won
Little Buttercup second; Emma Ruebold
third. Time l:zs. . ,
Threa.fmirtna mue vinxon won: V.W
rosanta second; Miss Martha third.
Tim. 1 -IS 1.2.
One and a quarter mini uenvono
won: Mactsem secona: n tjuu
third. Time 2:08 8-4.
At Saratoga
Steeplchaee. about two miles Sheriff
Williams won; ioia neur bbuuuu, juu
White third. Time 4:10 3-6.
Seven furlongs Far West won;
Cablegram second; Dr. Gardner third.
Tim. 1 -37 -S
One mile Tom Dolan won; Blandy
second; Kilter third. Time i:ss.
The Splnaway stakes, 810.000. five
and one-half i, furlongs Julia Powell
won; Half Sovereign second; Adrlana
third. Time 1:06 4-6.
One mile Fennell won; Acrobat sec
ond; Ampedo third. Time l:8 l-6.
Five and1 one-nair runongs au a ion.
won; Single stone secona; Aiaroies
third. Time 1:07 1-6.
At Buffalo.
8:07 trot, th. Iroquois hotel stakes.
$8.000 Turley won the second,, third
and fourth heats In J:14U. 8:14. 8:11.
Lady Gall Hamilton .won the first heat
In 8:09. -
Free-for-sll, purse $1,000 Angus
Pointer won three straight heats and
the race In 8:08 :. 2:07. '
8:80 trot, $1,000 Sarah Hamlin Won
tha second, third and fourth heats and
the race In 818:. 8:18:4, 8:18. Co-
dero.won the first neat In i:18H , , j.'
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' Tomorrow and Saturday. Mast days to
recaiv. diseouik ea wgst aida gjaa bJUa,
Neighbors Got Tooled.
"I was literally coughlnr mvself to
death, and had become too weak to leave
my oea; and neighbors predicted that
I would never leave it alive; but they
got fooled, for thanks be to God. I was
induced to try Dr. Kings New Discov
ery. It took Just four one dollar bottles
to completely cure the cough and re
store me to gooa sound health," writes
Mrs. Eva Uncapher of -Grovertown,
stars: uo., xna. -i nis ung or cough and
oold euree, and healer of throat and
lungs, is guaranteed by Red Cross Phar
macy. 60c and 81. Trial bottle free.
Xka Wtll-Xaova
leUskle
CHINESE
aaat sad Kerb
DOCTOR
Bi aaada a lit study of roots aed kerbs,
sad la that itodt discovered and la aiTlna
to tbo world bl wonderfal reisedlea.
VO MEBCUHY. TOI80N8 OK DEUOS PB ED-
HE Cubes without operation, ob
WITHOUT THS AID OF A KKITX
Re narinteM ts ear Catarrh. AaMma.
Lesg. Throat, Bbe&mathsi .NarvoaaaMa,
piarTooa ueDi-jty. Bfomioa. Mvar, Kldaay
Troeblea: alae Loat Mnnbnod. Fainala Weak
aem and ill Prlrata Dfaeaaea.
A SURE CANCER CURE
tutt Beoalvad Erora Pakhis. Chins gafa, txm
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If TOO ARB AFFLICTED. PONT DgLAT.
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If yoa easoot call, write for ampton blaali
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18H Firat St., Cor. atorrlaoa,
Fortlaiid, Oraroa,
flaaaa Mantloa Tkla Paper.
I CURE MEN
BY
Original Methods
I cannot too forcibly Impress
WHICH
the fact that the
urTunno wv WHTHI 1 TREAT ANIJ tJUKHi
MEN'S DISEASES ARB ORIGINAL WITH ME.
They are a result of my observation, research
and atudy during years- praewc. "tl'TX
This should especially appeal to THOSE WHO
HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED in their efforts
to obtain relief, and should aid all afflicted men
IN THE CHOICE OF A PHYSICIAN. As to my
understandlne- of men's diseases and the solentino
correctness of my treatment. MY UNEQUALKU
SUCCESS IN EFFECTING PERMANENT CURES
speaks sufficiently.
Weakness
MT SUCCESS in curing those func
tional disorders commonly termed
"weakness," IS DUE TO MT FULL
UNDERSTANDING AS TO THE
CAUSATIVE CONDITIONS and to
my absolutely scientific methods of
removing them. Many cases of pre
matureness, loss of power, etc.,
present a variety of symptoms so
entirely confusing and perplexing
that MOST PHYSICIANS hav. fal
len Into that dangerous rut, the
practice of treating by set methods,
without discrimination and without
KNOWLEDGE AS TO THE REAL
REQUIREMENTS. My first step is
an absolutely scientific and accurate
diagnosis. In a large majority of
rases I find the sole cauae of these
functional derangements to be A
SWOLLEN, IRRITATED AND
CHRONICALLY INFLAMED PROS
TATE GLAND. This condition can
not possibly b. remedied by any
treatment other than the local meas
ures I employ, and to ATTEMPT TO
FORCE NORMAL ACTIVITY AND
VIGOR BY THE USB OF STIMU
LANTS and tonics would only result
in aggravation of the trouble. Under
my treatment a cure Is POSITIVE
AND CERTAIN, and absolutely per
manent, because I accomplish It by
the removal of every cause respon
sible for the disorder.
Specific Blood Poison
I know this leprous dlseaae com
pletely. The system Is thoroughly
cleansed and every poisonous taint
removed. The last symptom van
ishes to appear no more, and all is
accomplished by the use of harm
less blood-cleansing remedies. Do
not submit to the dangerous mineral
dosing commonly Indulged in.
xm. ta-xxob. "
Tha leading specialist,
Xy Tees Am fair. My Cars.
Farm an est, and Ton Can jy
Wham Satisfied That Ton Are
Wall.
Varicocele
treatment
symptoms.
merely
Such
obscures the
I positively cur. Varicocele la on
week, and frequently In even less
time. I MEET WITH NO FAIL
URES, nor Is my treatment ever
followed by undesirable results. MT
METHOD OF EFFECTING A CURB
IS PAINLESS, and no other equally
satisfactory, saf. and certain meth
od exists. It is sn original and dis
tinctive method and produces AN
ABSOLUTELY THOROUGH AND
PERMANENT CURE. ' ' 1
Varicocele not only Impairs func
tional activity, but in many in
stances It re milts In A WASTING
AWAY OF THE ORGANS Involved
and gradually undermines the gen
eral health. A THOROUGH CURB
IS A MATTER OF VITAL IMPOR
TANCE, and is also a matter of but
a very few days' treatment tinder
my system. -;f , ,
Contracted Disorders
Through my long experience treat
ing these diseases I . have devised
methods that not only cure, soundly
and permanently, but cure in less
time than the best of other treat
ments require. Take no chances.
Do not risk your health and atrength
by relying on patent nostrums or
uncertain methods. Tou are abso
lutely secure when you Intrust your
case to me.
PAY WHEN YOU ARE CURED .
OOHSTJTXiTATZOir ram MT HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE COSTS
YOU NOTHING. I cheerfully give you the very best opinion, guided by
years of successful practice. Men out of town. In trouble, write if you
cannot call, as many cases yield readily to proper home treatment and
cure. My offices are open all day from 9 A. M. to I P. M and Sundays
from 10 to 1. ,
THE. DR. TAYLOR CO.
COBSTEB BEOOITD A ITS XOXSXSOaT 8TBIIT8,
Private Entraaoe B3iH Morrison,
Evory Woman
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about loa wonderful
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Mustang Liniment
Cures svery allmenl
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None better,
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Scott's Sanfal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
For Inflammation or Oatarrh of
tba Bladder and Dlaaaaed Kid.
.to
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nra HO CTflE HO MT. I'.ra
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MEN
'
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C U RE
Diseases of Women
I A ninC FEMALE WEAKNESS, GENERAL DEBIL
LflJlEJ ITY, NERVOUS TROUBLES, UNHEALTHY
DISCHARGES, PAINFUL OR IRREGULAR MONTHLY SICK
NESS, safely and 6peedily relieved. If in trouble call or write.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Medicine sent everywhere by mail
Zor express in plain wrapper, free from exposure. r
Dr. T. J. Pierce
181 FIRST ST,
COR. YAMHILL,
PORTLAND, OR.
FOR
mo
AND WE TREAT MEN ONLY
ESTABLISaTSS 97 TBABS Vf01tUX9. r
CONSULTATION FREE
We..Cure;:;2vi
Ulcers, Chronic Dlscharses :
Stricture, Prostatic Diseases
Hydrocele, Nervo-Vital Debility
Varicocele, Bldod Poison and
Bladder Diseases
Btrlotly Sellable. -
nit Wc Or Hemorrhoids, are small vascular tumors situated at
I- I I r the lower opening of the bowels, or rectum, and they have,
s a m08t degrading Influence on the general health. We
cure Piles without cutting: nor do we use Injurious ligatures, which
treatment is seldom successful. Our treatment Is safe and reliable and
when you are dismissed by ua you are cured for - life. J
WBITB If you cannot call. All correspondence strictly confidential'
and all replies sent In plain envelopes. - -- -
THOSE WHO HATS BXEH BIBAFFOIHTSB BT XTHBKTLXS9 KMB
CIA1IST8 ABB EABHXSTI.Y BEQUESTED TO INVESTIQATB OVH
METHODS AND TUBUS WITHOUT DEL AT. WHICH HAD THET
DONE IN THS BEGINNIBfO WOTOD HATE BATED XXEX TIHE AXS
MONET. -;i.r:,v:. iMc-'iAi-rf'jitt'l';,'
A LIPELONO CURE FOR , C r-
BZ.OOD POISON, SKIN. DISEASES, SOBES, tfliCEBS, TBICTTBE,
TABICOCEIiB, HTDBOCEXE, NEBVOUS DECUHE. WEAKNESS, FIXlEB
OB CHBONIO DISEASES OT THE XXDNEYS. AND FBOUTATE.
PBITATB DISEASES Newly-contracted and chronlo cases cured. AU
burning itching and Inflammation Stopped in H hours; cures effected In ;
7 davs.' WE COVEB THE ENTIBB TTBED OF B1ECIAX, AND
CKBONIG, DEEP-SEATED, COMPLICATED DISEASES.
We do not offer you any FBBB TBIAL TBEATMBHTS, rLEOTBIO
BELTS, WOBTHLESS CBATONS, or other useless methods of treat
ment. Our ads are our own, and while others may copy them, thev.ean
not imitate our superior methods of treatment. i Wll ABE THE LONO-
EST LOCATED AND OLDEST SPECIALISTS IN FOBTLAND. havln
been located here 25 years. We do not advertise cheap, Interior treat
ment, but we give you all the results of years of ripe eperlenc. gained
In the treatment of many thousands o.f patients. We give you onr skill
and ability 1n the treatment of diseafws of men for a fair fee, which may
ha paid in any way the patient desires. INTESTIOATB OTJB KETBN .
ODS AND LBABN THAT WE ABB ALL WB CLAIM TO FB, AN
WHEN TOU PLACE TOTTB OASE IN OUB HANDS TOU AB SVHB
OF OBTTTNO THE BEST TBEATMZNT THAT CAB BE OBTAIAJ
AHTWHEBB, :. v ,. , v -;- r -3 ' t
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18 noon. - - -
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ill LUIiia . Scrclcal
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