THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1S07.
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FAY LOSES GliOE
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Heaves High and Allows the
, Seals to Score Winning;
l. . Run in Ninth. I ; -
BASSEY TEABS OFF .
HOME HUN BINGLE
visitors Are 8but Out Until the
Elcrhth. When Hit and Errors
v Combine to Giro Opening Day's
. Contest to San Francisco.
: 8a n Francisco, It fwtland. o.
" Errors by Fy and Be"-ey gave yss-
" tarda v ' suns te ; Uan Francisco after
Portland had a lead of two rum
Eddie KlnseUe pitched ' greet ball at
the start and until the eighth Inning- jt
.looked like a shut-out fo' the Seal
Then, with ons out. Pitcher Quick bap-
pened to land one in the right spot and
the scoring soon began.
Spencer was retired by Fay at second
- on a grounder' that had the shortstop
not Juggled It, would eaally hare al
lowed a double play and the retiring of
. the aide. But that was not Fay's error,
; for' you can't five a man an error for
falling to carry out a double play.
Wheeler followed Spencer at bat, plao
' lng one along the right foul line, where
McCredle waan't. He beat the. throw to
aeoond, while Quick completed the cir
cuit Hlldebrand followed- with a foul
which, Perrine called a fair ball and
" which Bassey allowed to bound away
from him. That was Baasey's error.
: Wheeler scored and, almost in the blink
of an aye, the figures bad changed from
8 to 0 to 8 to 8. . '
'.. Portland stlU had two times at bat
coming, while Ban Franeiaco had but
one. But Quick put the Beavera out in
ene-two-three order -and the visitors
. took th stick again, ?
' ray Throws WHO, "' i
'Williams hit safe and Burdette
muffed the grounder, allowing the cot-
" ton-haired flrat-aacker to go to second.
Esol fanned. Strelb flew out to Mott
and everything looked safe when Henley
: altd a grounder down to Fay. But it
. wax a critical time and the Beavers are
famous for falling down at critical,
times. Fay grabbed the sphere in
plenty of time, but heaved it high. That
" was Fay's error. Atherton reached the
ball with one hand, but couldn't hold
It and Williams capered In for the win
tilnar run. .
' Portland tried to even the score In
v the- second half, but failed. After
-Casep had fouled out. Burdette singled,
.but lost his head when Bassey hit a fly
and the game ended In a double play,
'from Btrelb to Williams. ;
, It looked as easy as pulling candy
after the locals began making their er
rors. The olaved perfect ball ud to
the eighth, butwell, they lost the
tame me same way- tney nave lost a
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A cIobo finish at ' Brichton.v ' Fair
Play, la the, foreground, taklnc
the lead In the JHontauk stakes,
Niwhlch he won by a head. Royal
v- Vane ; Is on the - left and Home
4 'Again Is Just behind Fair Play..
TO BE BEST EVER
Viking Ship to Be Promi-
' nent Feature of Water
Attractions.
COAST TENNIS AT
THE DEL MONTE
m"TTlrT TV TTTT1T firflTTlTfTn I
Pflrf irinnnta
Wfr In Which Onn Boat Will
I The twentieth annual hniraammi tnt
Tow Others In Snakj Lines Other the lawn tennis championships of the
Foatniva. I Pacific states will be held on the bitu
men courts or the Hotel del Monte,
del Monte, California, on Saturday, Au
gust 11, and following days under the
auspices of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association, directed by the
HpclaI Mtpatca t Tha Drnnnl.r'
Astoria, Or., Aug. 14. The annual
Astoria regatta which will be held this
Jarre minority of those 6 games B.n..mk.. t i nrami... Pacific States Lawn T.nni. mH.tin.
' chalked aarainst them.
A well timed bit by Burdette In the
second ana a noma run oy Basse? in tne
-third gave Portland her two tallies.
Baaaey'a horns run was the first knocked
i bv a Beaver this year.' It didn't go
ovr the fence, but traveled between the
, outfielders nearly to the score board.
, Bassey bumped into Irwin at third, the
, khii nuununi vj 10a irwunana ana un
little fellow loped home. The official
score: ?v
. , -, SAN FRANCISCO.
. , , - . A.B. R. H.JPO. A. B.
Ppencer, cf ...4,1 0 0 0 0
Wheeler ss ....... , .. 4
' Hlldebrand. If 4
' Irwin, tb ..... 4
.Williams, lb 4
..sola, c ............. 4
. Btreio. . Ib ........... t
Henley, rf S
-Quick, p 4
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1
0
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Totals
Casey," 2b ..
Burdette, cf
Bassey. If .
Atherton. lb
McCredle, rf
t Donahue, o .
Mott, 8b ...
Fay, ss , . . .
Klnsella, p
14 t 7 17 11 I
PORTLAND.
A.B. R. H. PO. A. B.
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- Totals 83 S 6 27 lu
SCORB BT INNINGS.
, Ban Francisco ........0000000818
, Hits ..............0 0 0 1 0 0 8 8 17
f ortlana . ,.,.01106000 08
, Hits 0120080044
SUMMARY. ' f
: Struck out Bv Klnsella, 4; by Quick,
4. Baaes on balls Off Klnsella, 1; off
uuick, . o. Two-Daso nits Williams,
Wheeler. Home run Bassey. Pouole
play Strelb to Williams. Sacrifice hits
weniev. tsuraette, McCredle. rassed
balls Esola, Donahue. First base on
errors fortiano. 8: Han Francisco, l;
Wild pitch Quick. Left on bases
Portland, 10; San Francisco,. 6. - 'time of
mm-i nour no . minutes. Umpl;
NOTES OF THE GAME
" : Nothing doing with the nercentase
column until the wires are working
f ,7f- . ; . . e ,-
, Chief Esola! What was Esola ever.
ewer on xne niacic nand?
. Catcher Street, who is on the bench
with a bad ler. was chased off the field
a larger number of special attractions
than any regatta of past years.
In addition to the aquatic events of
the day and ths day parade, there will
be a night parade on the water, a Vik
ing ship, being fitted out in the style
of 1,000 years. ago and numerous unique
and hair-raising water feats. .
Some of the soeclal water attractions
will be feats In high diving and deep
diving, divers going to ths bottom of
the river and changing from men's
clothing into ths garb of a woman,, and
numerous other features of an Interest
ing nature.
, a nignt paraae win ne proviaeo, in
which a boat will tow a line of other
boats, a rope strung with colored lights
being the only object visible In the
darkness. The snaky curves and twists
will be a decided novelty for the spec
tators, for whom a huge grandstand will
be erected on the wharf ot tha foot of
Eleventh street
? ' Old Style Tlklns; Ship.
A 60-foot boat has been secured for
the Viking ship. It will be manned by
80 sailors, who will be costumed in
the Norse style of 1,000 years ago. The
Bailors will propel the boat with large
sweeps and on board there will be a
large chorus of singers, led by Carlo
Sperati, the noted chorus leader of San
Francisco. Sons in the old Norse style
will be sung.
Chairman Barry of the snorts com
mittee announces he has the largest
program that has ever been presented,
almost every style of race to be thought
of being embodied In the list He re
ports . that much interest is being
taken in the water SDOrts bv local men
and that" several racing shells are be
ing put in shape here for- the races.
He is making- arrangements with
Portland people for shell races, motor
boat races, yacht races, and numerous
other events. -
. Xabor tTaions To Parade.
It Is the Intention of the labor unions
of this city to Join the regatta parade
of the afternoon of Labor day, Sep
tember 2, with huge floats of every de
scription and typical, of every industry
in the citv. This cart of the narnrin
will be Its biggest industrial feature and
will prove to the thousands of visitors
what Astoria can produce.
Chairman uowidv or tne rair com
mittee has appointed several men In
the different parts of the district to
interest themselves In the collection of
exhibits and the county fair is expected
to have the best display of any previous
year. .... -. -;..
The following are the events: Men's
singles, men's doubles, mixed doubles,
women's singles, women's doubles, ju
nior singles,': ,.t
Any amateur player may enter the
tournament. Entries must be made with
Fits W. . Guerln, . chairman of the
tournament committee. Hotel del Monte,
Del Monte, California.
The entrance fees in the men's and
women's singles will be 83; In the men's
and - women's doubles, $1.60 for each
player; in the mixed doubles apd Junior
BinBies, ii lor eacn piayer.
Valuable prises will te presented in
each event' In the men's singles there
are first second and semi-final prises;
in all other events first and second
prises. There are also handsome chal
lenge cups, which must be won thren
times by the same players before becom
ing their property. , ,
Six Svents on Card.
Men's Singles Entries must be re
ceived before p. m. on Saturday, Au-
fust 81, and play will begin on Monday,
eptember 3. The winner will be called
on to . play Melville - H. Long of San
Francisco, the holder of the champion
ship. , Women's Singles Entries must be
received before 8 p. m. on Friday, Au
gust 80, and play will begin on Saturday.
August 31. The winner will be called
on to play Miss Hazel - Hotchklss of
Berkeley, California, the holder of the
championship, for the title.
Men's Doubles Entries must be re
ceived before 0 p. m. on Tuesday, Sep
tember 8, and play will begin on Wed
nesday, September 4. The winners will
be called on to play Fred Adams
and Charles Foley, the holders of the
championship, for the title.
Women's Doubles Entries must be
received before 8 p. m. on Friday, Au
gust 80. and play will bea-ln on Satur
day, August 81. The present champions I
SCHWENGERS PUT
OUT, BY PAYNE
Man Who Lost Northwest
Title Returns to "His
Best Form.
MEETS JOE TYLER
IN FINALS TODAY
Dan Bellinger ,of Portland Is De
feated bj Seattle Crack Wicker
sham and Bellinger Still In Inter
natlonsl Doubles.
(Sopdil Dispatch to The Journal.)
Vancouver, B. C, Aug. 14. Rain In
terfered with the international tourna
ment here yesterday, but a number of
matches were pulled off between
howers.
The feature of the day's play was ths
desperate struggle In ' the seral-flnal
round between Payne of Tacoma and
Schwengers of Victoria, in which Payne
won out la three seta. Score: (-3, 88,
8-2. '
Schwengers, started well and took
three games to one, but Payne com
menced clever cross-court shots and fins
placing, which pussled Schwengers and
tne Tacoma man won rive siraigni
games and the set
in tne second sex eenwengers again
took the lead and. remaining steady.
won with three games to spare. -
in the nnai set notn men were nerv
ous and frequently returned tne nan
Into the net Shcwengers won' the first
name, Payne the second and Bchweng-
rs the third, fayne puuea even ana
then the test began. Payne was in fine
form and. try as be would, Schwengers
could not negotiate his clever shots.
Schwengers made a desperate effort to
pull the game out of the fire and gave
P. vn in .nilmia limn with hla solan-
did line shots. Ths Tacoma man re
mained steady, however, and took four
tralsrht aames. wnicn gave mm tne set
and match and placed him in tne nnats
gainst Joe xyier oi eeaiue tor to
morrow.
The around was wet and soft which
handicapped both players, especially
Schwengers, as he depends largely on
his fine turn of speed. .
Tyler Defeats BeUingsr.
Joe Tyler of Seattlo beat Bellinger of
Portland: 6-4, (-2. Bellinger did not
display his usual form, but Tyler put
up his well known brilliant game and
qualified for the finals.
in tne international aoupiea xyier ana
Balllnger of Seattle won the first set
rrom Williams and Macuougau or vic
toria. 6-8. In the second set Williams
and MacDougail were leading 3-1 when
the match was- called off until today on
account of rain. - The match between
Payne and Armstrong of Tacoma and
Bellinger and Wickersham of Portland
was also postponed.
in tne men s open singles m. uarawan,
on Cobb and was, told 11,000.". Bc re.
trV Na.vln. cf h Detroit Club.' didn't
want Cobb, and kicked about buylnc
him.. BUL however, thought he would
make a great player and on his own
hook offered $600. - This - offer ws
finally accepted, and then Armour wired
that he would igive $00 more if Cobb
were allowed td ioln tha Tigers at ono.
This wss also agreed to and "Ty" was
sent on. He won. the first grams. with
his stick and has been getting- better
every day since. m-k
The major league careers of many
veteran players will close with this sea.
son. Oleason, Cross, Corcoran. Beck-
ley, Gilbert Keuey aaq omsrs nm.vm
rfmniuuf hair . to .Class A leagues and
several vld-tlmers, who have been stars
in fast company, are. elated for release
during or at the close of the present
race.. The-sunply . will never equal-ths
demand for pign-oiass ppu pyrs.
- '-Amateur Challenges.
. Ths Laue-Davls Juniors would like .to
plsy the Forest Grove team at . Foreot
Grove sny Sunday, during- tne season,
and If possible-would like to meet them
l August 21. or sny other team m Oregon
l or Washington under 16. Address WJllIs
- . .a aw -
tepp, 111 Bast TWtniy-eiguia irws
Nnrth. rltv.
The Stevens have a stronger team now
and would line to give. tne jm
Pnll. m mmm AH ' A unlit. 16
berlori. Kor games address Ira Voss,
414 East Seventeenth street, city.
Georgia Shooting Tournament. '
Journal SmcUI Btrrlr.)
Atlanta fla In. 14. MUT DrOml-
nent shots faced the traps at LAKewooa
today at the opening or tne nmin ma
nn.i Oonrala. state shooting tourna
ment t ' The tournament which . Is ' ts
MnHnna until Saturday. Is belnr con
ducted under the auspices of the Atlanta
Gun club.
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champion of Sussex, England, was de
feated by J. H. MacDouKall of Victorlt
after a very hard struggle; 6-3, 8-6, 7-6.
' CXX&DSEV XV FAX
never cry as do children who are suf
fering from hunger. Such Is the cause
of all babies who cry and are treated for
sickness, when they really are urrerina-
.from hunger. This is caused from their lend
iooa not oeing assimilated, Dut devoured
by worms, a few doses of White's
Cream Vermifuge will cause them to
s chm cry lag: s.na oegin to thrive at
once. Give it a trial, i Sold bv all dm.
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KE8TOBES VITALITY Ht etired tbooundj
or cum bc narrow Monity ana inioinnla.
They dear tb kraia, atmctbea the drenlatloa,
make dlsestlea perfect and lmpirt a magaetls
tlor to the waols belas. All drains and lorn
stopped perauuwntly. 11.00 par box. bozea,
guarantees te cars or refund nose,, $5. vuilwl
ealsd. , Book free, fsndaa Wed. Oo., nt
ircb St-. Polladalphls. Sold la Portland only
br WooSward. Clark Oo.
in the eighth lnnlnar because he rooted
too strongly wnen tne iuck Degan to
ro the way of the Seals.
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Frank Shaughnessey, the- ood-natured
neavy-hitting seal rignt neiaer,
once a San Francisco policeman, will
not been seen here with the Seals this
week. Shaughnessey has gone east to
attend ths funeral of his mother.
Bassey mltrht have had a base on
balls in the last Inning. He bit at the
fourth wide one, a thing be often does.
The best Individual play of the day
waa done by Hlldebrand. who robbed
nv of a fly hit in the fourth lnnlnn.
Case traveled some when he got that
grounder of Quick's in the ninth. Bur
dette also pulleu off two unusually rood
catches. ' :",;-;---' --.
are Misses Hazel Hotchklss and Ethel
RatclifT of Berkeley. California.
Mixed Doubles Entries must be re
ceived before 8 p. m. on Monday, Sep-
temDer z, ana piay win Begin on Tues
day, September 8. The present cham
plons are Miss Hazel, Hotchklss and
Charles Foley.
Junior Singles XTew Event
Junior Singles This event Is open to
young men finder 19 years of age who
nave not won acchampionship in an open
tournament Entries must be received
before 6 p. m. on Wednesday, September
, ana piay win Degin on Tnursoay, Sep
tember 6. Melville H. Long, the present
champion, having won the champion
ships of the state and Pacific coast, has
lost nis rignt to aeiena tms title.
The management of the Hotel del
Monte offers to those entering the tour
nament a special rate of $2 per day at
tne notei and tne southern pacinc com
pany offers a one-fare round trip on the
rauroaa to and zrom Del Monte.
BURR'S MONEY IS UP.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 8: Philadelphia,'. 8. -New
Tork, 5; Boston, 4.
Chicago. 6; Pittsburg, 0. .
St Louis, 9; Cincinnati, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St Louis. 6; Chfcago, 4.
Cleveland, 16,- Detroit 0.
Boston, 7: Washington, 6.
Kew Tork. 6; Philadelphia, 8.
' INORTHWEST LEAGUE. - ,
At Tacomalrkcoma 8. Vancouver 0.
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Checker Player Demands Would-Be
Opponent Cover His Deposit.
Editor or The Journal in response
to Mr. Berg's proposition regarding
the playing of a match at Checkers. I
'Accoramg to nis (Berg's) own sug-
xesuun, x nave posted a torreit wun
Tf journal, it is money that talks.
if ne wants to play let him cover my
,'I will play him on any conditions
that he may name, considered fair by
any tnree non-interesteo cneciterpiayere
In the city of Portland. Will play any
number of games from 20 to 60.
"To talk of playing 100 Is prepos
terous and unprecendented in - checker
annals. If Mr. Berg falls to put up
anv money it -is conclusive evldenna
that he Is not prepared to defend his
I purchased title j with anything; except
false claims and ambiguous arguments,
"Let him draw up his articles of
agreement and present It to The Jour
nal, signed by himself and put up some
money, l win not come to Portland
until a forfeit has -been nosted. b-
cause.lt Is plainly evident that Berg
will not play for money and . Is Just
making a big bluff.
"I shall pay no attention to anv fur
ther communication unless there Is a
deposit made." fiespectfullv.
Cardwall had a lead of 6-1 in the last
set. but MacDougail electrified the spec
tators by winning six games ln mag
nificent style, his smashina-. cut tin a- and
placing being irresistible. .
Today's results In international
singles: . ,
Tne Days Results.
Pavne beat Bchwanarers. s-S 1-4
Tyler beat Bellinger 6-4, 6-3.
International doubles:- Tyler and Bel
linger won the first set from Williams
and MacDougail 6-8; second set, Wil
liams and MacDougail leading 3-1.
Men's singles, open: Schwengers beat
Major Williams 6-4. 6-2. Mantle beat
Blackburn 6-2, 6-1. MacDougail beat
Cardwall 6-8, 8-6, 7-D. El wood beat G.
Rhodes . by default Farouhar beat
Crlckman 6-4. 6-0. Worslev beat Kel.
leher 6-0, 6-0. J. Tyler beat Stoess by
ueiauiu a. rj. junes Deal ueorge Bieier
bv default , F. R. Godwin beat C. Quln
Ladles' singles: Miss Hobson beat
Airs, wniie. auas irvine beat Mrs.
uruiln 6-1, 6-2.
Ladies' . doubles: Miss Beckett and
miss wotcnKiss won Dy default Miss
Kinar and Miss Hobson beat Mrs. Grubbs
ana miss Junes oy oerauit
Mixed doubles: B. Schwengers and
Miss Gay won by default
The executive committee daclded tn
hold the next international tennis tourn
ament at Everett Washington.
GOOD PBICES PAID FOR
CLASSY BALL PLAYERS
. ' ,aaMM.MM
President ITinsalla. of tha Rnrln.fl.U
Club of the I.-I.-I. League, claims that
$4,600, which he realised from the sals
of Inflelder Doyle to the New York
m Mm ii.o ... g.1. vwu. .v.r HfcU , Xtl r
a minor league piayer. . uopies or the
photographed check for that sum, signed
by .John E, Bruce, secretary of the Na
tional Commission, have been ' distrib
uted py r-resiaent : Kinsena to . satisfy
the credulous as . to the genuineness of
the - transaction. ; The price of Pitcher
larger, purcnasea- rrom coiumbus last
year oy cieveiana, was quoted at 86,000,
but it is asserted that this was not al
together a money deal, -'
One of the best bait players In the
country was Secured for $700.- The
player in question is no other than
Tvrus Cobb. Bill Armour claims credit
for discovering; Cobb, and this Is how it
came , about according - to the Toledo
News-Bee, which got the " story from
the owner of the 'Toledo team. - The De
troit club trained in Auausta .In h
spring of 1806 and Bill -Armour saw
Cobb work with the South Atlantic
team. The Toledo magnate kept the
youngster In mind and when Detroit
suffered from accidents he - at enca
thought of Cobb. -BUI asked tha cries'
Btrt
Midland Acre Tracts
Knapp 4 Mackcy
Booa 8, Chamber
of Commeroe,
Chapln 4 Herlow
833 Chamber of
Oommeree.
Fhone Mats 160.
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roa wlak to Se to,- tm- Dwy toos up sae y-s wiu nna uai w are au we ciaim to oa,
hoth 1 nrnfiloatl atasdUsr asd tb eldest specialists la tha eltr. as this lutltuUoa
baa been bar , tor. 87, rn and fees sa aarapreacbable repautloa.
It will not east yon asythlas te call at ear etflc. and br octet it say saa yea
mink tlma mtA man. a. kaaaaaa if wt aaBt rare rtm wa will bosMtlr aad traaalv
tall, yoe so, and yea wiu sot be Mer say nnascuu eougauea to o.
lYe wmt every nan la Ibe coantry who is afflicted to write
os abont bis aUoeot WE CURE T0U AT DOME.
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BLOOD yOISOB Tbaie eesMS a tin la' year Hie where, aftr you ear trleS all
tb health raaorts, sprtnffs, ate., tbat yoe gie up all bop snd at tint you eonatdi
lit vary dark. Tee aav spaat a frai deal ef smoer trrlns to b relled and yt ba
received a result. Wt will ear ys ( roar .drMdd valady and by oar method wt
do sot aay drass that will cease any bad affects or dtstroy your cooatltutloo. Call
asd as be for if u too 1st.
SmVOTS DKBrLITT Loaa of esarsr. w 111 sowar, lark of eonrwntretloa of thoarht
loaa of m.marf, which weakraa . ysr nHr r-tai rantal as well aa phralriL tbia
loward vitality of tb sarvoas and physical eondltloa I atrtnsthened o tbat la
abort Urn you U1 hav your erlslnal strragth asd b yoarwlf again..
BJmrBATIfni Bot et" f ehrefit - or rarled forma.' eared W stay Cured for Uf.
Oar bwUkmu at aMxeauoa aoa sciaaon. . t-
TABIOOCBXB la a dlataa.d eoodltloa of the scrota! veins. It may b eaoeed by
blow, kteka, fall, heavy Uftlng, Btanps, early iadlsertioB or Buy b s symptom only
of some apeelal waakneaa. . . -
The proper tnatmeat eonslats of local application ' for tb parpoa of dlanelllnc tb
rnant bload sad eeatraetlng tbo' swolleB vln, as wll aa InWrnal ,tndlcatioa te
anctbca the aerves which govera tb blood supply to the vlna. ,
Tbonrk rau1n too m trouhl at tb Draat tint, rear Varleoc! will. If Drmltt4
Jo go wltboot tb prop treatmaat. Impair asd destroy tba ektownta of rluUty.
HOURS a. m. to I p. m.; Evenings, 7 to 1:80 Sundays, I a. m. to
18 noon. -
St. Louis
lledlcal and
SDrglcal
Dispensary
ooaurn nooira ajto tuhiu btsssts, roxTZJurs, oztzaoar.
Tn
wm :for Mi
No Cheaper
Treatment V
on the Coast
MY FEB IS ONLY
$10
In Any Uncomplicated Ailment
No Better
Treatment
in the World
SB. TATLOB,
The lsadlar Specialist.
I Never Quess
Experiment or take chances of
any sort I attempt to cure only
those diseases that I have been
curing for the past 85 years, and
feel sure I am Justified in saying
that I have learned all about
them. Were I lacking In knowl
edge pertaining to my specialty
J would never have attained my
present success, nor would I to
day bs recognised as the' leading
specialist treating men's diseases. .
If afflicted, you can depend upon
it that the service I offer you ,1s
the service you need, and Is
service such as can be rendered
by no other physician.":
FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
'' 1 invite every weak or diseased' man' to call for free advice, and
If desired I will make a free examination and diagnosis, but ths visit
will -not -obligate' him in any- way to become my patient.' Office hours,
' a.'m.- to p.- m.; Sundays"T0 to 1 only.
Patients living out of the city and coming to Portland for treat-
' ment will be furnished with fl ne room free of charge. : Check your
trunks direct to 884 H Morrison street. - ,
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Let Me Guide You on Your
Way to Regain Your Health
and Renew Your Strength
Do you feel that you sre not the
man you once were? Do you feel
tired in the morning and easily ex
hausted? Is your back weak? " Is
your memory failing? Do you have
difficulty in fixing your thoughts?
Are you losing ambition? If you,
have any or all Of , the above symp
toms, you surely do not desire to
remain in your present condition.
Let me explain to you my methods
of rebuilding the vigor of men, and.
refer you to the thousands I nave
cured.'..; .r ;.:.i"-'.f ' '''-4'"! '''V'- ;i
The Only Diseases I Treat
Bprmatorrhoa, tost Tlgor, ari
eooele, - Bnptnre,. Piles, Hydrocole,
Organle Weakness, Contagious Blood
Diseases, Aoute and Ohronle TJre
' taral and lrp static inflammation. j
PaYMerWheh - M
At :" aT -sV J
you Aretureo
This Is My Fair Offer to
Every Patient
VARICOCELE
An Average of one man in five has
varicocele. Most men- that have this
dragging, draining weakness are not
aware of it until ft has wrecked their
lives. Varicocele causes congestion,
of the blood in some of the most
vital blood vessels of man. It causes
a dull,' heavy, listless feeling which
is often mistaken for nervous da
, biltty or general decline of power.
:.'"WHA-arBa
My cures of this disorder Are per
manent and lasting. Bo tonics that
stimulate temporarily, but thorough
ly scientific treatment for tha re
moval ot conditions responsible for
' the functional derangement. !We&k'
ness" is merely a symptom of In.
f lamination or. congestion In the
- prostats gland, and under my own
original local . treatment this gland
Is promptly restored to Its normal
" state and complete functional activity
Is ths lasting result, r ,
The Dr. Taylor Co.
' 34H VOBBZBOB 'STBSZT,
" Corner Beoond.
r , rOBTTaABS, OB.
aSSk ' aaaa. av
cures Backache
Corrects
Irregularities "
Do not" risk haviner
Will cure anv Icse of Kidney or Bladder Disease rmt Bright's Diseage
i I :- a . a " ...'. . . . -ft -t- . TN- -1 .
I'O i beyond tne reacn ox medicine, no ncaicmc can ao more.
or Diabetes
JTOB BAXX WCt AXaXi SBTJOaZBTB.
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