n
llll UC hi
RECORDrtT DAT
Portland Catcher Lines Out
, Ten Hits Out of Eighteen
Times Up. . -
4 . " -a, 1 .. J v., . .' W.-'-
1BATTIN0 AYEBAGES OP -'
J3EEIES JUST CLOSJD
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DIgbee Lead Oakland Play era by
. V Lare Margin, While Jo Faj "Hat
Close toLeiMl of JBeiiTeri Mott
,"t Tail End Again. f. . ,7; r
- ;
Pat' Donahue, A-SJirtland's snappy
' ' eefcs-eTBatted''llke a Hand during; the
' i . A.bl.M4 wVlk . AM Ait la at
WUI Willi AWUWiU .....v.. wmmw -' - -
Sunday. : Donahue played In nve games.
cam- to bat If tlmsa and mada II safe
Vita, scaring the phenomenal avsrage of
Gil. -.This -la about ISO points mora
' (ban wee scored, by Frank Dillon of Los
hgeles durlhf hla laat week -of play
.re.- fcMon's work that week was tha
.' ik of tha (ana. '" -
:. Blgbee waa tha star battar forlhe
Wkland bunch during the aerlee. . Ha
Atted nine eafetlee out of to tlmeeup,
.Taking tha high average of ,410, which
f i, nevertheless, mora than 100 points
I ehlnd Donahue. . Two of tha Portland
batcher's 10 hlta wera long enough to
rput mm on tha keystone aaca.- ,v Jf
:' Team Battla xonon area.
TtnHnr the week tha BesVSrS Secured
at aafa hlta the Commute! 10. Tha
slight discrepancy la not enough to ao
ount for tha fact that Portland cap
tured anlr two of the six games. Evi
dently poor team1 work and errors at
critical stages wera reaponelbla for.Jhe
one-elded reeult of tha week.
Following Donahua la tha batting- Hat
la Moore, with an average of .400. Of
course It la hardly fair to eompere nm
With others who - played In all tha
garaea, Moora came to oai ara
ml mAm In MtA. TWO CI bM tlOtea
at bat wera taken la plaoe of a pitcher
tn tha ninth Inning, wnen w wu w
and leaa likely to make a rood ehowlng.
Moora la uaually atrong at bat but ha
ta not nearly aa popular with tha fana
' aa Donahua on account ' of tha axcea
, . alTa amount of "ginger" tha latter puta
. into hla game. ,v
ray acakaa Bhowlag;.
V Callff, McCredle and ray ara tha thre;
other Bea vera who batted abova .100
t during tba week. Prevloua to laat week
.Xray-a average waa very poor, but dur
- Ing tha paataU gamee ha baa picked up
In One atyle He haa alao fielded well
and If be keepe up hla hitting he will
by no means be a weak apot la tha
Portland line-up. . j tt,' ,
Baaaey foUowa Fay. Tha lUUa left
fielder haa been hitting a blae atreak
- for about three weeka. Laat wk ha
i was robbed of not less than flva long
. abota by extremely good work on the
part of tha Oakland outfleldera. Other,
wise hla average would hava bean
. " At !hehrtoneand Mott howup aa JPort
land'a poorest attckera. Mott got but
one hit la 11 times up, bla average be
ing .047.
tha cast week are as follows:
The Tl Cures on 1 ruruum ubw w
Betting Averages of ee,vara.
. t
Av.
.665
.400
.an
.tit
.104
.m
.160
.til
.300
.157
,14
.121
.047
.000
Donahue ........
Moora
. i i ........
10
t
McCredle
Pay !
Klnsefla ...... 4
Caaey
., Pernoll '
Burdetta 10
Groom ?'.!
1 Atherton ;
Mott v J
Hartmin . ... .4 v...... . ....
Bassey . v
ii
How tha Ooaunuters Sattd.
The batting averagea made by the
Oaklanders. exclusive of. pltchera, dur-
, lng the aeries ara: , .
Player. , ab.
x Blgbee JJ
""Daahwood 1......... ,....
Earan........... JJ
(Smith ...... .ii. . !
Haley JJ
, Van Haltren JJ,
Pevereaux ......... t... Jl
Heltmuller JJ
Bllis 1
H.
v D
Av.
.460
.III
285
.186
.173
,t0
.til
.111
.001
SPORTING NOTES
, Jjocal and Otherwise.
Tiajt ki , rkif thn chatty Mult-
3
1 1 1 . i n 1 1 1 1 1
AuguePt ft la full of Interesting eluD
notes and llvel- cartoona, aa usual l ha
announcement la made that a fine sou
venir number will ba published. In Oo-
tooer- , e . ' '-
' Tba ' first annual national lft-nvSe
' river awimoJlng championship will pa
; held in the Mississippi at fit, lula.
Missouri. Labor day, September t, under
tha auspices of. tha A. A..M.
. ,V...-f-a e v,
The report published locally that the
Oans-Burns match is off Is Incorrect
It has merely been postponed until Au-
' gust tlj:4;; -V: v;!: vH&h:?
' Much Interest has bean' aroused among
race followers by the announcement
. that the Mexican government proposes
to set aside 4200,050 for the inaugura
tion of a Mexican Derby, and tou take
other roeana of encouraging, the breed
. lng of horses in Mexico. It not .only
rn earns an additional market for British
. ' thoroughbreds, but It Is altogether prob
1 ibla that soma of . tha Brlfish owners
will aend horses to take part in the Mex.
' loin races, i In the vernacular they see
. chances to pick up 'soma long money.
Henning Fernitrom. " chief anaineer
. of" he Virginia railway and consul for
. Sweden at Norfolk, haa offered a eoatly
- troDhy cup. to be contested for In a
' aerlea of rowing races between crawa
"viiv h.ttihlD at tha ex-
tinn m puta moniaiT. i iui v .
f Sositlon and ia crew from the Swedish
' warship FlyW when It arrives, August
" 19 '"tso program of racea Is now being
- arrangea, io . ..
' . fflcera ,
, The United States army will be repra-
sentid Tii all probability In the mlllUry
Steeplechase, to be run In connection
' with .So annual meeting of the United
- Hunts Racing association. At a .maat.
f1 1. .1, . ...nntatlnn it WSB decided tO
- Qd this meeting on October M. 'Mtobar
10 and Movemoer . on ---
( . uina rrotu tha 0v.,
A prominent manufacturer, m. A.
7Alttr Uklng less than three "botttes or
.r ara t fl like one rising
'VviMtric Bitura, I feel like one rising
From tha gr My trouble la Brlyht a
' disease. irT the Diabetes ataga. 1 ! fully
SiTTrv- Elictrlo Blttera wUl cure me
permanenUy, for It has already stoppea
fhe liver and bladder complications
which nav uuuunu u.. . " j
Guaranteed at Bed Cross Pharmacy.
Frlo onlt 10 , '
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ir. VV-i ' ill I ..ianiii ii i - i ' " '.rt....s
Pt Donadne. Who Batted .668
PAYNE DEFEATS M'BURNEY IN
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS TOURNEY
(IpecUl Dwpetca- te The yearaaUi
Tinnonvir. B. C Aug. II I. ' T.
Payne of 'Taooma played grand tennis
at tha opening or xne intamaiionu wu
open tournament which ; opened here
veaterdav morning under tha auspices
of tha Vancouver Tennis club.
Payne's work was eaauy ine ieature
of tha opening day. Ha defeated Mo
Burney of Spokane by two sets to one
after a hard etruggla. ,
McBumey captured tha first aet by
means of clever playing, but Payne re
mained ateady and forced matters In
the secona set, wnicn no o
drives. . The pace proved too hot for
McBurney and although ha played des
perately and pulled up . from 1-1 to
4-1. he -was unable to cope with tha
fast work of his opponent
D. Bellinger of Portland won a rather
ank T TV Htavinl DV the
acore of a-4, l-t. Tha PorUand play-
ehasa course adjoining tha Belmont park
rOeneraitJ. Franklin Bell, chief of staff
ef the army, haa assured Perry Belmont,
preaident of tha association, of the con
tinued Intereat of the army offlciala la
the military ateepleohaae. Preliminary
noticea of the meeting haya been sent
to tha eolonela of all cavalry and field
artillery reglmenta by tha general staff
corps, with a request that all officers
of their commands ba advised. , ,
- t". . a e - ',
- iama KL SulUvsA. president ef tha
"Amateur AthletlO union, haa returned
from Jamestown. - He aaia me cmun
plonship committee held several impor
tant meetinsa while there. It was. de
cided to hold the indoor championships
nt tha ImttaUP AthletlO
son Bauare garden. New Tork. city.
mieuo union in jaaui-
on
October II and 17, and tha 10-mile eha
am-
pionshlp aome time in September at
the Polo grounds. - t
A circular letter has been oent to all
clubs ' la tha Amateur Athletic union
that ara to enter athletea in the forth
coming outdoor championships to tha
effect that tha entries will close posi
tively on August, II.
.: , . ., ' ' '" '
Tha report la again current that Wil
liam K. Vanderbflt Intends to race in
England. It is a faot that before the
breakdown of Malntenon he had deter
mined to aend that great race horse and
Eerhaps ; others of his string to the
insllih race tracks, and now that hla
new colta and fllliea are ahowlng up In
fine style and are winning races, it la
believed that Mr. VanderbTlt will make
a try for aome of tha rich atakea-on
that tide of the water.
:..-:-..' . , e . t -
The Association of Hotel and Inn
Keepera of Germany will thla fall pre
pare auggeationa for a new law concern
lng the taxing Of foreign automobiles,
n.irin. ih. riutv-flftv marks (lit. SO)
for three months.' Under the present
law a tourlat who brings an automobile
over the rrontier paya roriy
marks (10)
.n. a lfnana fnr niM tnonth.
Ifhe remains but one day mora he la
required to prooure a twelva-month li
cense, which oosts 00 marks. ($50).
Many Americans ara Complaining of the
Injustice of this measure.. ..
iV Archers Hold Big Touraey.V
z'.i'-h '(Jcmraal Special" Servlee.) r"
i- Chicago, Aug. II, Men and Women
adepts with the - bow and arrow
thronged tha Washington Park ranges
this morning at the opening of the
twenty-eighth annual tournament of the
National Archery ' association of the
United Statea. Three daye are to be
Included in the tournament program,
which, smbracee competitions at all dls
tancea from 10 yards to 10 yards. Tha
number of entrlea thla year Is larger
than usual, which Is taken as an Indica
tion of a coming revival of the onca
popular sport :of archery, , (. . 5
' v Knocked Insensible by Foul.
" (Bpoelal Clspatch 5 te The Joaraal)
Forest Orove, Or.rAug. 11. In a 10
Inning game played here Sunday, Green
ville defeated Cornellua by score of
10 to I. Tha latter part of the game
was a cruel awatfest . and both of the
pitchers wera all but knocked off the
mountain. In the laat half of the ninth
when Cornelius - waaoloutlnri the ball
to beat the band. Shoals, their cap
Uln, ' waa struck In tha head wlth a
foul which knocked him uhconecloua for
several minutee. . Batteries For Corns
lius: Bernard eAteher, Freeman pitcher;
GreenvUle s. Brltton . catcher, Davis
pitcher, t xy. -W " ' - V ;-' ':-:':)&:
KAID MACLEAN IS -:
FREED BY jRAISULI
. M4. 4
Tanrler Aua. II. Went waa. receivea
I.UWM. " "
here last nigrt that RaJsu". the nowr
lous bandit, has freed Kaid Str Harry
Mp.Tan the Scotch commander of all
the sultan's foreea. Xald Maclean nas
been tha bandit's prisoner for several
months. ( " , -
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL", rORTL'AND", TUESDAY
ii Jl
X,
for Portland During PMt.Wwk.
VI nam .j. .ii .w aw. u., ...v ' - w
and hard chop atroka being tha feature
. a. . al. u.. rl"kav enaaa-aaiSknfl1
or cub won on cwun. hwk'-'
Indication point to Payne of Tworaa,
rrMU. n C 4-la amrt fiVh wam srrsl AT VlOw
toria fighting It out for tha Interna
tional nonorav . , l
The days aummary In nan'i singles
ana uoudjob: .
International singles B. P. Schwang-
era or Victoria dv jmjw .......
4-4, -l. X Tyler of Seattle beat J. B.
Farquhar: -t, -l. F. T. Payne of Ta
ooma beat W. A. MoBurney of Spokane:
bftt F. IX Stevens of Vaaoonver, -,
international doubles Payne and
Armstrong of Tacoma beat B. Rhodes
and T. V. ' Stevena of Vancouver; 4V1,
a. A . Wllllama iffri . VnTkllinl
beat A. T. Ooward and B. P. Schweng-
-a vrj . t . a a a. a
era oi v iuiun, ... .
J. CL Tyler and J. W. Balllngerof Se
attle and D. Bellinger and B. Wicker
a ham of Portland drew byea.
LITTLE SPARKS FROM I
M0T0RD0M
Ashland, Wisconsin, has Joined the
list of towns possessing auto clubs.
BronxvMe. New York, also has one now.
Marlon bounty, Indiana, which haa
about 1,000 miles of excellent roads, la
to experiment with sprinkling them
with oil.
Indiana farmers ara declared to own
more automobllea per capita than the
farmers of any other etata or country. .
v The "automobile complexion" Is bet
ter than any obtained in drug atoree,
and feminine motorists ara faat learning
the fact. - .
The Boston Edison Elect rlo company
haa replaced its stable wth IS runa
bouts, which are used by Its repair men.
A new record of four hours haa been
established over the mountainous mili
tary road from Ponce to San Juan, Porto
R Swiss army authorittea will experi
ment with motor trucks of two and one
half tone capacity during tha coming
military maneuvers. . .
The man who coined the decidedly ex
pressive word "readability" haa brought
out another new one, "modeablllty," to
describe autombblla; style.
Farmere In tha vicinity of Toledo.
Ohio, hava declared war on motorists,
and dangeroua obstructions frequently
are found on tha roads at night
To test tho speed of trolley, cars, In
dianapolis officials ran a city-owned
iutomobile side by aide with them, and
kept tab on its speedometer. .
July, generally regarded as the dullest
month In tha year for tha automobile
trade, proved a topnotcher for aeveral
well-known dealers In the oast.
A petition la being circulated in North
Taklma. Washington, to have Yakima
coun bonded to the extent of 1200.000
for the improvement of the roads.
Although but 10 Of tha partlcl
nanta In tha Glldden tour finished with
perfect scores, aome parsons are clalm-lna-
thafthe conditions wars not suffl
ciently severe. .' .1.
A 1600 American ear made the beat
time in the runabout clasa In the recent
Irian Pliability trials, aurprlslajr those
who sneered at the "cheap Tankea ma-
ChFlrV Chief Raymond : . of Olympla,
Washington, haa become tha proud pos
sessor Of ' brilliant red runabout,
equipped with a big ong and a chem
ical extinguisher, -j. .-..iU
When a nut defies the wrench squirt
a little kerosene Into It and leave it for
aeveral hours. In most cases the oU
will cut .the rust that la making all the
Itook Prince Sclplo Borghesa who is
leading the Pekln to Paris run. -one
month and eight daya to crose Aaia.
Soma of the other contestants are 10
omuSe.?ism,ed to motorist, who
toured to tha Jamestown exposition the
little elate of Delaware already has
netted eTrevenua Jbf over l.000, at the
"couw''ngW
dlngton, acting chairman of the ' Vander
bllt cup commission, haa reluctantly an
nouneed that the great race la off for
thta vear. at least v . "
K Road racing,. In Europe at lea.t. is
doomeo. accorajnB i
whb&sea his. conclusion on the, suo
cessfuloperatlon of tho new autodrome
at Brooklands, England. v i
WILL FORGE MAGNATE
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
Ksw Tork. Aug. li-cftilnniJid
soon be commenced in tha Unlted
Statea courts here to
riman answer vam u"""-y""-r-ref
used ' to answer , when before- the
Interstate Commerce commission, ac
cording to official announcement made
last night It la hoped, by the govern
ment ' that matter will be uncovered
which will lead to criminal prosecution
of the magnate.
mm
OLD Tir.lE PRIZE
FI61IT Oil TURF
;'r i .!
Will Probably Be Pulled Off
at Saratoga Within a ,
Few Weeks.: . . .
VARIETY IS WHAT THE
GILDED SPORTS WANT
ream Ago Fistic Battlea Were PuUed
Off Regularly at Classic Racing
Report on the 'Hodson Dick Hy
land vaV Bert Keyea..
V f (jroaraal SpMial serrlee.) C
' v By J. 8. Macdonald. " "
flaratosa. N. T- Aug. II. An old-
tlma prise fight on the turf Is on ths
card for tba glided sports now gathered
here on tba ground. In tact a suDscnp
tlon. towards that and ia now Jn" circula
tion about tha clubhouse at the raoe
track, and around the Grand Union ho
tel and tha United States hotel later
In the orr-morning pours, ii
a day or two and should tha amount
realised total 16.000 an Invitation to
"FlghUnrDlck" Hyland Of California,
and Bert Keyea, the Australian, to batUe
for tha purse over a distance of twenty
five rounds, will be extended. - -Fifty
yeare ago when John Morrjaeey
and John C. Heenan used to mill op
ponents bsck on tha old "lake Reserva
tion." aome aeven miles out of town,
is. .n.i..iinii fnuvht to a finish under
London prise ring rules, which permitted
wrestling ss well ss fisticuffs.
Authorities Are Indulgent.
i ShimM TTirland and Keves come to
gather on the turf it will be because
there Is no hall large enough to accom-
nal.l. tha IMW1 tit BDCOtatOra. While
the authorittea who are prone to look
Indulgently upon the sports and their
scheme for a little variety, deem It best
to have the thing come off out of the
sight and hearing of the ultra-conservatives
In the community. Keyes fought
"Tommy"' Murphy a alashlng battle at
tha Clermont Avenue rink, Brooklyn,
mw Tork. on Julv 25. and no doubt
would thoroughly extend the weatern
boy
While there has been plenty of raping,
lota of betting, and no little faro bank
and bridge whist together with the
swishing of fashion and glint of yellow
gold on every hand, etui uie cry
variety, variety," may be heard
every hand. Henoe. tha desire for.
ratling good fight
... I Season's Fiasco.
t.. ... .n "n 1 1 1 v" Duboi s rave
flrht for the benefit of the millionaires
and tha sporting colony, which waa any
thing but a auocess. "Andy" Walsh, who
ueed to battle with "Jimmy" Handler.
In the Horton law days knocked out
Mike" Whalen, a dub. In the flret
round. - That fight waa pulled off at
ma- vaiia. Kw York. In an amusement
halL John.W. Gates. Jesse Lewiahon
rrV annrta navlna aa much aa
unn aniww Tn a aubscrlntlon for 'the
hattia Thev came back to town thor
oughly disgusted. Since that day notn,
ing but an engagement between trlee
The prominence of Hyland an Keyes
may inspire me mwu. . .
game, .That remains to be seen.
LOCALS VS. SEALS
THIS AFTER!!
San Francisco Teaim Ck)mes
North Without Captain
., s K. Mohler.
Portland and Ban Francisco begin a
series this afternoon at Athletic park.
The Seala came north without Captain
Mohler, who remained behind on ac
count of a apralned ankle, which has
keot him out of the game for nearly
two weeks past Strefb, a fast young
fellow wUl play second base In place
"'Mohler'aaid yesterdsy that while his
ankle la dally getting stronger his doc
tor would not allow him to work for
ten daya or more. .
"The way the team, is playing now
I don't see much use of me going Tsack,M
remarked the Kid. --1 think it Fa doing
better than when I was In the game.
The Seals can't do better than they are
doing now that Is certain. I am glad
tn ... Btraiti nlavina- such a Hloa game.
I don't know what we would have done
it vi hadn't found him. I think has
going to maxe a great piyr.
He Is
It
'nat in vr war. can hit and has the
rinr and as aoon as he learn s a little
more lie will be all right"
When Mohler returna the 7nun ,,n,:
fielder wiU ba placed at short, which
position he has played. Wheeler's arm
la waafr an, ha would like tO haVO S
letup. Georse has been working hard,
and when he la freshened up he will
IfanLongwm have still another
shortstop headed for San Francisco
early next month. The release of Short
stop Zelder, who is playing with the
Winnipeg club, which will win the pen--.
J.9 .ha laaa-n in a walk, has been
nnrnhaaed. Bather than have Zelder
Srafted. which he certainly puid-hav
been. Winnipeg chose to sell him. When
the averages were complied last the
new shortstop bad played in IB
acored 41 runs, hit at .2S, fielded at
.811 and l stolst Til bases. These figures
show that Zeider is fast on the bases,
and the Seals need some bracing up In
this direction. A player who will, hit
. .u o and run bases with a dash
and enap ia mora valuable than one
hitting aV;S80 andwnnlng like a worn-
out trucK nors. t - v.
close on the eighth of next month, so
Zeider will arrive about the thirteenth.
Lng tould use hm very handily now.
but the Winnipeg club Is afraid that the
fans would bowfif it let him go before
the season dosed. , ; -
Carbonle . acid gae and "2"
appllancea. Bllderback Crane Co.,
IS First, street ' -. '
. ' - 11 " -;
Johnson to Fight Burke.
f Ww Tork. ! Aug. llJack Johnson
hai deWadto fight Sailor Burke In
the eaet on Labor day, September 1.
leaving- the meeting with Tommy Burns
In California for , arrangement thereat-.
tsr.-- -,! .- ; ' -
. - DOaT XB 8I.XTB
and lose all interest when belp le within
reach. s Herbine wUl makethat liver
Perform, ita LduUea properly. J.
Vauabn. cJioa, "j
constant sutterer from onslipaUon and
a dlaordered liver, i mtuvww
to bV thrbest medicine, for these trou
Kiai on the market'' I have used it
cotaTtlylJelleve itjlo be the best
medicine of its Jtlnd, . and I 7h ail
aufferers from these troubles .toknow
the good Herblne has done me, 6olo by
all druggists. . -
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EVEim.O. AUGUST 13,
SIIOAF UNDEE ARREST
FOR STATUTORY CRIME
n
Of fonc Committed Against Fifteen-
TeaivOld Girl at Boise Par
t -J lng lTaywood Trial. v
i-l.l Dlipateh te: The JoamaL
ir
. Boise. Ida., Aug. ll.Upon complaint
of Probation offjoer M. H. Sebern a war
rant has just been Issued by Judge Dun
bar for. tha arrest of George H.
k. qi. ii.. .vritar. who reoresentea trw
Appeal to Reaaon and other papera here
during the Haywood trial, on a "tf-tu-tory
charge. Hla alleged netim la Flor
ence M. Abbott, a girl II years of age.
whose home is in um
who had been attending ochool .here. It
la reported that she has made a full
statement retarding the offense against
bar. . V ' . . . . ....... .,....
After eonsiaerania omicu.iy. v'i
Attorney, Koelsoh located Bnoar in "n
ver. The warrant was placed In tbe
hands of Deputy Sheriff Biggins and he
Immediately wired the aheriff at Denver
to arrest Bhoar ana noia mm u
a a rrlva from Balsa to get hint,
with the necessary ptptm ior rwjuwrj
tlon, iti ".vy.i i t
TO TRY CAPTAIN OF
ILL-FATED VESSEL
(Joaraal special tervlee.) '
Savannah. Oa.. Aug.- 11-CapUta X.
P. Freeman of the Ill-fated ateamanip
Allegheny, which plied between thta
city sndTBalttinore, was placed on trial
here today to show cause why hie li
cense should not be suspended or re
voked for alleged negligence, unsklllful
ness and endangering life. The harge
result from the destruction of the Al
legheny, which was burned at see July
17 laat, wnen um him v. -
were endangered. . . ' '-'. r
TWO MEN KILLED ON '
S00-SP0KANE ROAD
."aaaaai '
(Jooraal Ipedal Serrlee.)"' '
ai.a.. nr..V a., a. 1 1 TaM man
"-w"rr,:v, rZrZ'AtW lnlured in
a wreck on the Soo-Spokane road near
MacLeod, Bntisn uuuddu, ramu..
Burt Burney, fireman, and a eoal paaeer,
.k. i... .Ai hMi identified, were killed.
and Ben Murgatroyd, engineer, was fa
tally Injures. ' " ' "
or rosrrtavKS oiww
aW lm e At As f Omm
CfTJHJE XUL KINDS OF
OlSATH FROM ANY
J
CAUKB
Wa. It aauth r.Pr-s, B. R Oraea Ota1 MgaTl 1
its. M. Ober aaanaur H.I.0aaUc 0-aHaaJ .1
Unga-AO-atM
raaa4 Cheoaer ef t
pertUoS Board ef Ttait
, , KIFEMKCBa
Ckegoa TVaat a4 antes Btah INatlaadOSSi
. " The Bradtti. Coroseay j
R. a Da OkCos-jirrt-lasoo
Wei
We gl-e yea a tvMre i
BOMB OPTICS 4-T4 lAtA rtTTSBLDA
Cm Wnkmtim mi SmA tlmi ft
at the want else
aa earth, yet the
eaaleet te ears WHBK
TOD KNOW. WHAT
TO DO, Many have
poison nm
it is blood roiaotf. to db. bbown,
Rt Arch it., Philadelphia. Peaa- ft
BROWN'S BLOOD CDBB, 12.00 per botttoi
lasts eoe aioatb. Bold la Portland eaiy ay
Woodward. Clark m Co.
No Cheaper
Treatment
on the Coast
MY FEE IS ONLY
$10
In Any Uncomplicated Aliment
BLOOD
Tra
Let Me Guide You on. Your
Way to Regain Your Health
and Renew Your Strength
Do you feet that yott are not the
man you once weret ? Do you feel
tired In the morning and easily ex?
haustedT Is your back weakt.. Is
your memory falllngT . Do you have
difficulty- In fixing your thoughtaT
Are you losing amblttont If you
have any or all of the above symp
toms, you surely do not desire to
remain la . your preaent condition.
Let me explain to you my methods
: of rebuilding the vigor of men, and
refer you to the; thousands I have
cured. w " v , '
The Only Diseases I Treat ' :
Spermatorrhoea, lVost Tlfor. Tarl
eooela, Binptnra, Files, Sydrooala.
Orranlo Weakness, Contagious Blood
Diseases, Aoute and Ohxoalo XTre
: thral end Prostatle Inflammation.
FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
K 'dJSft wrmaWkeft!L SmKS aV vt
will not VllXatefhim in any way to become my patient; Office hours.
a. m, to .p. m.i
Patlenta. Jlvine-. eut- of th- iClty
m.nt win ha furnished with Tina
II."
i, trunks direct W . . iorriuu au.M . ,:-;v.. it.
IS07.
PUG EDWARDS PAS3ES
AWAY IN NEW YORE
, d aaawaaaaaaaaa t . ; , ' .
V (Joaraal Bsedal ferries.)
New Tork, Aug. II, Billy Kdwards
died here yesterday, id wards at one
time was one of the best known pugl
llsta in tha United Statea. -
HAEWUMON
RED
' The J. M. Acheson Company' a big store and factory plant Fifth and c I
Alder streets, is eonoeded to be thalest equipped and practical In the - 1
Weat Lighting system unexcelled. The company ie "...VTaa xiTZ
started with a capital stock of 11,000 capttalised now at IIM.MJ- as
a paid-up capital of about 110.000. and additional subscribed stock ef :
114,000. Assets about 1110,000 not including unsubscribed stock, wa.
bllltiea less than one third tha assets.' Doing a business of ow-".'
000 a year. Unsubscribed capital stock la for sale In amounts of H0
up '10 per cent Interest or dividend guaranteed also trade disoount al-(1
lowed stockholders on alt goods purchased by . them In the atore. i
connection with the department atore la men's tailoring and wool ana, .
also a groeary store. -You oaa save enough on your grocery puis to ?
clothe yourself- Ths company owns the five-story, brick. Its ladles" gar
ment factory, men'a clothing and grocery departments are Iocs ted d in. .
Very good asset Isn't Itt Subscriptions can be-made for w;aiy .o .
monthly aavlng payments. Call, drop as a card, or fill In the following
subscription for the amount you desire and-how-you wish to pay tn? 3
aame and mall It to ua and we will call 'and complete your connection
with the eompany. ,.. . -
,: X, the UBdarsigmad, hereby subserlbe fo...k, ................. aharee
. ef the Oapttai Stock of The t.- Iff. Aahaeen Oompeny. " Ta prtoe ef
aaUi Capital Stock Is the pee value ef One BoHar (BUM) r ; ahare,
pfiyahla as flloursi. ,....,...,.,..,...":
t ', ' ', : .,' 'J: V ' . '., , Va!,".'! '.'rwi-
......... ..V. a..... . . iT' ) '
Tke tnoorporaWd Oapttai Btook ef The 9. r" Aeheeoa Oompaay U
One XBAdred Fifty Thousand (WO.OOO) shares, xm aseisssble. .
"'..i A..'--': : sifaed....
Address . f
sntacrromsf
C R. PKAK1B
; A. J.' FARMER
3 Vf ACHESOPf
M. E. THOMPSOK
WE
.MEN
'- THW TJtADUlO)
BPEClALlBT
i : i
''al - - ...... '. S'
CURE ;6
incut M
... .1 m.M av.. tit followlnseat the pls-s ef aHea-a taear wea'a-i
jou win Sa a,oauUT
Xr MlUMUty and rS? .Talli.lm bi!
It will mot east rea aayfttag eU at o-e" -.Va tranklr
'iVe 'wtnt every niii la the wnatry who Is ilfflckd to "ivrlk
us aboct Us tUatBl
. BLOOD TOfBOJll'
Ute very dark. Tli
i4 aa Maali. . W win ears roe ei
..1
T.
;r. . nr arats that wul caaae ear
ar
asd im as before It Is too lata. .
tt nVIial af I
"t. -T,.hJ th. --r-ooa asd phftleal
abort time yoa
BaJ W U aja-f-Mav - . a a u
ajftXirsUTIs-t B-th acute ee ehr-nle.
Oar mathoda are aaecall-e asa - a - iuna
of some a--.
Itnnf U I
Thon-ti marina yea ae tronme ax w
HOtTRSI aJ n. to friX.
II noon.
x.
oomirsm noors An takxzli.
DB. TATX.OR, ' i
Ths leading Speoiallflt.
1 Never Quess
Experiment or take i chances of f
any sort I attempt to euro only
those diseases that 1 have bean
curing for the peat IS years, and t
feel sure I am justified In saying ,
that I fcare learned all about .
them.. Were X .lacWnf In anowl- f
edge pertalnlnt "to my I specUlty ,
X would never have attained my
present' success, nor would ; I to
day be recognised aa the leading .'
specialist treaUng raen's diseases.
If afflicted, you can depend upon ;
It that the aervioe i oner you is
ha service you
neea, ana is
service such as can ba rendered
, by no other physician. , ,
w. , -"'i-,-, trt1
Ud . coming to. roriiana xor xreat-
room free of enarge.
Check your
St LOlliS f Snralcal
wr ' . i r v - '
j -- 1 n. r ,n arson's Crii"ii
i r v
I jr and t 'el ion ll't 1 'I (!--I
V and on1 rHit.! r-mady f r l -a
- r laAYl-.i 1'b.HlOI'H. Cure t
r ', m mot olt Inats caw in 1 I i I )
daya Price 11 Pcr hos, mnxi It ;.
wrapper. Sol J v d ryj t ever y t . a , .
Address T. J. I ISUCii. 1H First ettr-t.
Portland, Oregon.
INVEST?
THIS!
v. ac Aonso, ' v" ;i' ' -':tj" ) t
treeidens, .-.i-v Ji .'j.
T. X. STBOBB, . .V ; i ;
- ismstary and Avteravey. j
mm
Tiiii a
FOSTXAia.
Consultiition Frec
1 WXIX TIXAT ATT iTWtJI WJ01tiaiOATTi AX.
A-...- ; xzht fob, fiMo. ; ' ;A.
ABSOLUTE CUAILffTEE
NO PAY UNLESS CUiU:
a "'jt UFB'LOMG CVRB FOik Zi'Z
worn ponov, bxtt siBataarw, nf?:
mm. tabjoocixi. xronocrxx. btttoub bwidta
wxjjorxia, o0BoxA. .cmoo
IBmiAID WtOBTATB, AID AIXBJCTAI, DIBXABZS.
ta1t au awa af.nia w
aui . trrlaa I
te be Rllml sad fat have
..... AmA nala'r and br oar met
bad attests or destroy yoar. eeaetttntloii.
Call
or vaneo sarma, "-." T,'".v -"T
- - 'i V v' iV V -i n.wl It
aaUfi- far the -ajroaee ef ainlBnr the
I" VJJL VaaaaaL. .111. if Barmlttod
-- "T"rr , .'n,.-
nl:ti:uK.
m. te
'Atik,
iTBa.Ttv: WBTXauro,OB3ioo.
No Better ;
Treatment f
in the World
Pay
You Arc Cured
This Ia My FairHOffer to
V " ; Every Pat I ant : t
VARICOCELE V
All average of one man In five haa
varicocele. Most men that have thij
dragging, draining weakness are not
aware of It until ft haa wrecked their,
lives. Varicocele causescongestioij
of the blood in some of the most
vital blood vessels of man. ' It causes
dull, heavy, liatlesa feeling which
la often mistaken for nervous de
bility or general decline of power.-,
!-TOAwreBi "
My thls'dlsordai Per
manent and lasting. 9
atlmulate temporarily, but thorough
ly aclantlflo treatment for the re
moval of conditions responsible for
tha functional derangement "W"
nesa- la merely symptom of I
a-i. -.il.. tsr nnnaaatlon in -
.pwstTgian and under .y o
- original focal traatmeiit this gland
la nrnmntlr restored to Its noni
stafenl eompl-te fu.cUonal aour.
la the laating result.
The Dr. Tay':r Cc.
bmh' itosrs t - ;
Cornar gacoaa, .
romri.ASO, c i.
Bispcnsary
Me When