The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 07, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text'- THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, TUESDAY 1 EVENING, JANUARY T, loW 13 ..HDIE GETS fOUIlGlTDIEK I'oaver Manager: Also Sijns Californian Named Whal insr for Pitcher. V Manager Walter , McCredla this morn ing confirmed the report that Catcher Ostdlok was the man President Tar; lor, of Boston, was fjgurihf on sending to Portland in exchange for . Catcher rat Donahue, provided a palver can be procured. Ostdlek was With 'Youngs town, Ohio, last year and ia aald to be tn wood man' ae -Donahue. The new backstop haa been tried out' In the American league.. Cleveland rave htm a chance to make a Rood a few season npo, but while tie waa laai no naa not j et reached major atandlnr. Boston waa to have riven three play er to McCredie In exchange for Dona hue and Mcllaie. 'Just who. tne otner Dill DIES III Ormond Bean, manager of Univer sity of Oregon track team, who bat Former , Colored- Feather weight Champion Passes V Away Penniless.; " (United Presi Laeaed Wire.) i New York, Jan. 7. Penniless and at tended only by the ward nurse In .his last hours, George Dixon, one time featherweight champion of the world, and. considered to be the greatest, little fighter that ever donned gloves, died yesterday in Bellevue hospital, a victim of acute alcoholism. As soon as Dixon's death became known hundreds of , his former friends flocked to the Longacre Athletio club. Where the remains were moved, to get a last look at the fallen cnampion. "Chocolate DroD." as Dixon "was fa mlllarly known, fought over SOO ring battles during his long career, wlnulng a majority of them, but liquor waa his aownrau ana zor tns last two years ne had been practically supported by his aamirers. uniy tne otner a ay joe uans, present lightweight champion, and a BOUT AT ROSEBURG by mm One-Legged Man: Creates a . Wild Scene' in. Pre- ' ; llminary. . ' i two are will probably not be known nn- uaivers -win be made public. 'Taylor I been given large powers by the col informed McCredie that he would have legiate athletic count!!, and who haa riven ine oetT.n n nrvicn ui onaw, ,- ,..,ij.j .-, v.. I present jigntweigni cnampion, anu a l.ut Chicago, which has a call on his arranged what IS considered the best fMt Mmot Dixon, arranged a benefit pervlces, refused to, waive, v . I track' schedule In the history Of the I for the dead pugilist, being one of he ttonion nas some men on lis run , . . . . i. . for 1908. being for the most part young onlverslty.. . Bean Is a senior, is reg- rayers who have been picked up f rom I igtered from Eugene and Is a tnem- ii pe-ris fir ina munirr. 1110 mru iv. 01 xt.. - two men -Boston owes McCredie will I ""f THREE WOULD BE ' comprise, under the terms of the agree-1 Is one tt the moat Donular men In tan alternate In the infield or outfield, college. While In California with his uncle, Juflpe W. W. McCredie, attending the 1'Hclflc Coast leagaa meeting, waiter frlsned Whaling, the young Banta Bar l.ura pitcher. Whallna; la said! to be eiulpped with all kinds of goods and the California players have a high re frard for him.. Bloomfleld, the other t. alifornlan signed for the Beaver pitch Ing staff. Is paid to be a whirlwind and Mack considers the selection a .fortun ate ode. ,v. ,. Srlncipal attractions. The receipts were evoted to Dixon's hospital expenses. Dixon had only gone the route pur sues oy so many otner ngmers, oui u Is made more sathetla from the nromi nence of the pugilist - For the past three Tears he had done little else but drink, and It finally brought him to his grave in nis tmriy-sevenin year. Oeorae Dixon waa born July 88. .1870, In Halifax, Nova Bootia, and began hia VlSOTOLABSHIP MEN of gy knookfnv out Younr Johnepn in XltUli&JK ill llirvo iuuiiua, A mm wwmm au 0.1 EAST SIDE OF RIVER . ' ' j-' . t .. . .. ' r ' ' 4 3Iany Exhibits Are Already in Place -f- Exhibition to : Be Opened Tomorrow.' U. of O. W1U Fnrnlsh Candidates at , Examinations to Be' Held . -'v This Month.' ' ." ' ; The thirteenth annual exhibition of the Oregon State Poultry association opens tomorrow In the building at East rbTk . (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) ' University of Oregon, Eugene, Jan. 7. Three University of Oregon studouta, Bolton Hatnble, '01; Cecil Lyons, .'OS; and Cornelius, Beebe, '08; are prepar ing to take the examination for ' the Rhodes' scholarship, which will bo held January zi ana zz. ' - According to the terms of the De quest, the holder of the scholarship Is allowed $1,600 a year for three years at the University of Oxford,' England. Beside scholaatlo attainments, the ac tivity of the candidate in All phasos of college life, as sports, debate, student body affairs, etc., are to be taken into ntiflldAra.tlon. . The examinations will not be held again until 1010. r- - 188s. The following two years saw him In Boston, where he fought 18 battles. winning seven and getting draws In the remainder, , Until he met Cal McCarthy, generally hailed as featherweight champion, Dixon kept close to New England, most of his fights being with second-raters. He won nearly all of these decisively. Dixon's fame spread beyond New England and he waa taken up by Tom O'Rourke, one of the greatest . managers that - ever lived, O'Rourke secured the McCarthy tight for his protege. McCarthy went up to Boston to meet the "Chocolate Drop" In a finish fight, the contest taking place February 7, 1890. Dixon fpught through 70 long, hard rounds with McCarthy. It waa finally called a draw by the referee, who saw tnat Dotn men . were huih nrt tha.t the were so evenly matched that the contest might be unnecessarily. prolonged. . After this fight Dixon stock went high. (Special , Dispatch t The Journal.) Roseburg, Or., Jan, 7. The 10-round Kerby-Hamlln boxing match last? night. went four rounds.. It .was the' most exciting event of the soasoa A large crowd filled ' the theatre. , Sports were present from all over the state. J i ' The preliminary caused great excite ment. A one-legged man from Drain hopped Into the ring and began beat ing one of the preliminary men down for a foul, ' . The contest, by rounds, follows: ' ' Round 1 Both men played around the ring, feeling for an opening. No heavy work waa done. . Round I Kerby. rudely punished Hamlin, rushing him to the ropes. He landed heavily on Hamlin's nose with his . right Hamlin staggered and waa froggy when the. gong sounded.' Round 8 Both men game, but work about the same aa round 1. Round 4 Kerby lands two blows on face, and laugha. Hamlin leads a heavy right on Kerby over the heart. Kerby goe down heavily and Is taken from the ring fighting like a tiger. Oong. The. bout was for a purs and gate receipts. Hamlin got the declaion. EAST SIDE INDOOR TEAM I WANTS BASEBALL GAME The East Side Athletic club's Indoor baseball team would like to hear from some of . the ' local aggregations for evening games. : The east slders have gathered together a nretty fast bunch of youngstera and old heads and are giving this fascinattnar branch of indoor atmetics a great deal of attention. McKenile and Hurlbert are offlnlat. Ing as batterv and are rea-aintnr the speed ana cleverness tnat maae tnem famous several years ago. On the In field are Vincent. Hewitt. Rlnarler. Smith, Mansfield, Peterson. The outer ' Bank rooUahness. "When attacked by a cough or a cold. or when your throat la sore, it Is rank foolishness to take any other medicine than Dr. King's New Discovery." says C. O. Eldrldge, of Empire, Oa. "I have used New Discovery evrn years and I know It is the best remedy on earth for coughs and colds, crouo. and all throat and; lung troubles. My children are On March 11 of the following I subject to croup, but New . Discovery - . 1 i.tul Uarikw I Altinklv fvutfl mstmtW .tta.lr " Vnam year he decisively aereatea Mcarcny after. 21 rounds, the fight occurring at Troy.XNew York. xan somewhat crowded, the . eaat side quar ters are the neatest and cleanest of any previous ehow. The arrangement of ex hibits la also aa Improvement over other thows. . . . I ' . A gallery passes ' around the - entire Inside of the building, and on this gal lery are arranged the pigeons and smaller entries. These are the most Vopular at all shows, and visitors are lready interested in the early arrivals r this section, v Below In the pit are , e larger, prize contestants. A -great iany nave already arrived, ana tomor w morning will see most of the en- ts in heir cages awaiting the judg ing. Elmer ixon, the poultry expert Oregon City, has been selected to do the Judging: -". -: ! un account ox tne small space, tne poultry is arranged In ' double tiers. There-will be four tiers besides those around the walls and the pigeon ex hibit in the gallery. - Upstairs Is a re ception-room, an adjunct not previously maintained at the poultry show. . -. I. C. Clodfeller, who Is managing the arrangement and cataloguing the en-. tries, is in favor of holding a baby show on one of the days. ' At other places the baby show haa proved aa attraction, and in view ot tne I act tnat an extra room on the aecond floor is available this year it la likely that a baby show will be held.- - , .-- . . ... The show is the first In the 13 years nf the association that has been held oa the eaat side. The east aide business men are boosting the -exhibition and nill choose one night during the week rf the ahow for an especial feature evening. The show opens tomorrow and continues six cays untli January 14, STOCK SALE DATES S ; anything in his class and often sighed for more worlds to conquer. When no body wit at hand to try conclusions rmnnriTT Tnra tut rrrnv i c wun mm uixon oegan am acuarawmi KPEKDY TlOnS IlV TEXAS with the flowing bowL His 10 years or cnamDiunmiu nu mauv uv vxlov vu his physical condition, but six months of boose fighting weakened him per ceptibly. Just at tali time, xerry aio- Qovern i loomed up on the fistlo ro- rlion. V - . . .. ' s ' -, " . "Terrible Terry", was a whirlwind and Dixon considered a challenge, when they met on January , 100, Terry's fierce rushes proved too much for the champion and the white boy copped the title In eight rounda. Dixon waan't satisfied; abstained - from liquor six months and met McQovern again In Chicago In June.' Six rounda were enouarh for Dixon. After that he seemed to lack the stamina, and although he fought a score of good men and toured England he never regained his old-time form. Young uorDett, nenny x anger, adq aubii. Pedlar Palmer and Cockney Cohen are some of the good men he had met since be lost tne title to Aicuovern. Dixon's fnneral will take place tomor row and tbo body will be rouowea to its last resting nlace by hundreds of peo ple who followed the battles of the game little ngnter in nia prime, -rne rxew York sports will not let the remains rest in a pauper's grave, despite the fact that Dixon was without funds when he passedaway. . . tulckly cures every attack.' the world over aa the king of throat and lung remedies. Sold under guaran tee at Sktdmore Drug Co.'a drug store. 50o and 81. Trial bottle free. gardens are taken care. of by Collins, Alonnor and Henkle. Orange and black are the coiora cnonen .. . . Games for Saturday evenings in the east ma 'gym' ana ween aay evening games elsewhere are desired.. Phone or address East Side Athletio club Indoor baseball team, Orand avenue and Eaat Morrison. ... .-;-;. !4 v ; :. v ) This Day .In. Sport Annals.' 185 William . 1L (Dad Bill) Clark, Rrominent bail player, born in uswego, lew York. ' Played with Omaha, Des Moines, Toledo, Chicago, Now York and Other clubs. ' . 1 . . j, , . . . 1878 - "Billy" 'Rhodea, (pugilist born In. St, Paul. Minnesota. 1877 At New Orleans Three-ball billiard- match between William Hex ton and Oeorae J?. Slosson ended With Sexton the winner, by soore of 1,800 to VS.' - r: ".'. .' v 1885 Robert M. Lunflte fBobbv Lun die),' pugilist, , born . in Glasgow, Soot land. '.'.'' 'r.-v1''" -.-f. : V 1887 Thomas Stevens arrived at Ban Francisco from his trip around, the world on a bicycle. isi At Toronto Articles or a r res in en signed between John L. Sullivan and "Jake" Kilrain to fight for 810,000 a side and the championship of the world ). j ..-'..'.-. i 1893 At Chicago Delegates from Columbus. Milwaukee. ' Kansas uity, Minneapolis, Omaha and St Paul met to form tne western .Baaeuau jeague. TO JnUBTSSTT Til OUT. . ." LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause. There is only one -hkumu QUININE." Look for signature of E. W, GJtovzfi.. asc- . ' Ts .i; i , ,. in. :- ); Tr nermann 'Again President, . (United Prau Leased Wire.) ' Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. 7. Qarry Her man waa vesterdav re-elected president and John Bruce, secretary of the Na tional uasebaii commission.-. Tne annuat renort of the commission shows that the two major leagues paid $218,601 for players last season. s. .. Perfect-fitting glasses $1 at Metxger'a. Sccll's Sanfal-Pepsm capsules A POSITIVE CUBE rerTaflaniniatloa orOatarrhal taa Jiiartdar ana uimm &ia "mm ' iaU ira. aocoaasorai. vnrae ulckly ane Mraaaantiy the worst niM of eaarrhsaai kly an I HIM I and aie4, ae atatlar of heir ong staaains, aoiaiiiiir ubiIm,. ftald t drnaaiata. f rica Bi.es. at ay man, foaa paid, ljk9 betas, Hia. . TEESAnTAL-PEPSIHCQl Bellcfeatalae, Okkk, k? AU Onnkts, - ' BLOOD m to wont dlaeaae a earth, yet the easiest to ear WHIN TOO KNOW WHAT to DO, tuny ears plmplsa, anota ea the kin, soraa la tbe BMWta, alcrs, falilag hair, bona ' palna, ca tarrh, anil don't mw It fB BUW1) POISON. Send te OR. BROWN, 8S Arch Bt., PtalUdelphla, ftm. rot BROWN'S BLOOD CURB, $3-00 par hottlei laata, one axntb. Bold la fortlaad ealy by Woodward. Clarke Ce. POISON! : ; m:, : w 't V;.:;. 1 ll.r ry sa . V ltM"nn D c f . t - m, tr " " ti "f " . k r"' -j . "If . ' i.i 1 ' " ; 7. - t-' . The Best Whiskey In -the World as everybody knows, comes from Kentucky. The finest of fins Kentucky whiskies, is r'- )t. : t'V 4 'yr"'' O v ri ' Sunfiy EiJiil V ' , . . THE PURE FOOD . I ; Its commandioc superiority Is due to scientific distillation and per fect seeing. Every drop of Sonny Brook is REAL GENUINE WHISKEY,' and this is proven by the Government VOreen 7 SUmp," which seals each bottle. All Brst-Class Dealers Sell It -SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY CO Jcflcrson County, Kr. BLTJMAUEE & nOCH, Distributers, Fortland. Ore. Every Vcman wondsarfiil whirling , v ; amtaresUdasdaw tM ,M tl about I bnnot supply tbe A? , i laavKb, aouspt ao A tk. w,V- but and Mon for ' ' other. filiulrarsd fall psnloi Tklusbisu Sb im st skit less. rr Sale ky Skldaere Drag Oa Veadard,' Clarke Oe. aad laaa-Savis Drag Oa. S Staraa. (tTnlted Press reaaet Wire.) , San Antonio, Teg, Jan. t.A ports-man-llke atmosphere pervaded this vi cinity today as It was the opening day of the annual: meet of the 'Lone Star Field Trials club, v The eventa take place on the Mix ranch, about six miles from San Antonio. Sportsmen from Ok lahoma, Missouri. Kansas, Illinois. In diana, New Mexico and Texas are here with their handsome pointers and set ters, and many of the dogs entered have a national reputation. The judges for the running are ur. F. m. Kogera ox New Albany, Texas, and Curtis Wright of Carths go, Missouri. Tha i nroeram of the roeetlnr covers three days. - The principal eventa are as followa: ' .'..' Derby stake, for setters and pointers whelped after January 1, 1808; purse 8300. . All-age stake, for setters and pointers who have not, won first. In any field trial prior to January 1, -1807; purse $300. . - - Lone Star Charrrolon stake, for setters and pointers and open only to dogs that have, won a place in competition in field 'trials; purse 60 per cent of en trance fees and tronhy ouo. Brace stake, open -to members; purse 25 per cent of entrance fees and trophy CUp. "I" J;r?' " ' "'t '" TO P1ETCTI THS ORIP, - , LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause. There Is Wnly one "BROMO I QUININE" Look for signature of E. W. CURE, NOT TALK IS WHAT YOU WANT , TOTT MXTST. COICT TO VS 800STSB , OB Z.ATEB. . WIT HOT HOWt BE7USB TO. svrrsB -. AJrr xsasa ox noitusi CONSUL.TATION PRBB 'J Zf we do not ears yon it will not cost you one cent. -.' . t BLOOD POISON "iiA0? ECZEMA. FXVTLXS. BI.OTCHES. ITCSIVa. iBtrasTura, sxsoo&OBaxzoirs or til sua. SB HfkJsHHH H If other V I OUStmtOf. jfrwbrsv gins surow f rail m ... -t ml Omhmhm. nad C"5illa a I I 8 ST A : I ThaaMiilm, t isrtadiawaearee -MMwrhoaa. lat, whitaa, eta, fr CGeeVd the Wen-Saewa CHINESE "' Rasa sal Baa DOCTOR Row a Martin's, 8S1 Waah- lngion st, Portland, Or. ; or by mall from The Tarrant Co, . Hudson st New York. ' HAtt iVAMFU aTlfcJI V ( I JB UK IIVCILn VI1LI A-rwDT. - Banaersoa s compouna Savin and Cotton Root PlUa Tbe beat and only reliable remedy for , DELATED PKR lOLtl Cure the moat ' obstin ate cases In S to 10 days. Price 88 per box, , or three boxes 85. Hold by druggists verywhar. Address T. J. PIEKCE, 181 First sU Portland. Or. 7 M ,. .awaST Baa - aMde a - Bfa art fly at teats aad aad la that stwdy aiaeetwrad aad la as tba srarld his woarfnl raaMdlsa. o irxacuT. poisons oa caues ITB1 SZ CUBES WITHOUT opiaAt iow.6; WITHOUT XilS Alv Or A MJklMA. harwa,-Sivtag' tie gsaraatwae tn rare Catarrh. Aatkaas, tf, Tbmat. ' BfcasBatlsaa .Hsrvaaiinaa, Kerraoe PeMUty. Stnaaaeb, titer,' (Mas Trmiblae: alee Lent Msafcwad, taaaaM Wa4 seas aad AB PrtTara Dlinaia.' . A SURE CANCER , CURE fast Keeettwd rraai Psktae, CTIaa Safe. So , ' aad tallaala ir too acs ArmcTcn. noirr cilax. , DELAYS ABB OAMOIBODIL If yea eaaaot call, wrtta far eysiptosl hiaaS aad cinalaa, . Isaloae 4 esats la auapa. ? . CONSUl-TON FREE SUM 0. ili CHUIKSB 'ut&ltiSJt 0W. 161 it yirst St C. Mnrrtaaa, - t Vartlaad, Orates. . tlaaae atasUaa This aaaa tiiiuvivub - TATIO.OLEBT. ra, ISO. M H3CBABQK3, H UBlBiBT M ANTI-SALOON WAR . .IN JOSEPHINE FIXED AT PENDLETON OHIO BASEBALL MAP - (Special . Dispatch to The Jonrnal.) ' Pendleton, Jan. 7. Dates for market lays In this city for the coming year mva just ten xizea ana special jrates 'or the f lrat four events have been re ceipted from the O. R. & N. and North rn . Pacific. It is intended to make neae market days special events each month, and large crowds will be at- racted from all over the adjoining coun- Lies. Over . 800 worth of stock has tireaay neen lis tea ror the first sale. which Will be held on Saturday, Jan- jarjr il.: ' . .. v. '..... , . , ' :v The dates of tha market days for the ntlra year are as follows;. January? 11, irebruary 8, March 7( -April llr May-6, rune 8, July 11. August 8. September 12, October 8, 9 and ll, November 6, 6, 7, md December 12. , ' ; Asoria's Health jBoard. : (Special Dlapateh to Tbe Journal.) Astoria, . Or., Jan. 7. In accordance rith the state law, Judge Trenchard as appointed Dr. Nellie Vernon to act rlth the -county Judge , as a county icalth board.'- The. county court haa lade an order nxing Dr. Vernon's salary t 8100 per year. ' - v (Snaelal D1aDath to The. JournaLl - Oranta Pasa. Or.. Jan. 7.The an Il eal oon organizations of both county and state are already planning in Josephine for a hard battle In June. The leaders declare they will drive every saloon from Josephine county. Petitions are out for submitting the question to pop- rrf TTrnTi,T?rirt TTT A TAT?CJ ular vote. Throush the efforts of the xv ij xi xAAtvAv vjLicia.wjMocai . ministerial association, an or ganisation has been formed here to di rect tne wora. n win mo sup port of the state . Anti-tsaioon league. Prominent speakers have been secured. among them Dr. Chapiran and Dr. Class of California, ootii prominent in tne anti-saloon field., ... (. To Assist Cancer Sufferer. (Sneelal Dtapatcb to The ' Journal.) Tha Dalles. Or.. Jan. .7. The friends of James Like, an old time resident of this city, are circulating a petition to send hIm to Hot Springs, South Dakota, to br operated upon-for -cancer. Like has a sick wife, and his friends are coming to his rescue, , that he may be a&ie to care zor ner. . james r erguson Is circulating the paper and Is meeting with success. A TRYING POSITION - (United Prett Leeaed Wire.) ' Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 7. Men " who are - prominent : factors, in the baseball world .thronged ths lobby of the Hol lenden this morning. The majority of them : were -there to attend the national board meeting of the National associa tion of minor league clubs, called by Secretary Farrell, for 4 o'clock this af ternoon.' Others were there to attend a meeting of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league directors, while still others were on - hand, merely -aa cuiookars-or at tracted by the rumors that a new minor organisation 'would be, given . birth at the general pow-wow.' i There', was gossip a-plenty as ths magnates sat about the hotel's corrid ors during the forenoon waiting for the real bpslness of the day. . To pick the wheat from the chaff, or in other words to draw a Una on the probable results of the conference With any degree of certainty was' an impossibility. There was a general feeling that the results would be-off an 'Important 'nature audi that a large section of the baseball map 1 A . uui nrrLABouiiojf abi ai,z, XBOUBUIS OOMMOBT AMONO MX if. COBTB.AOTES BI80BOZXS ' - ETBT OASB Of contracted disease we treat la thoroughly cured; our patients have no relapses. When we pro nounce a case cured there is not a particle of infection orinflamma tlon remaining, and there is not the slightest danger that the dis ease will - return in Its original form or work Ita way Into the gen eral system. No contracted dis order is so trivial as to warrant uncertain methods of treatment, and we especially solicit those cases that other doctors have been unable to cure. , ' , OUB ITS STEBO HOT BB paid tJNiias cuans. '"" . OOB8TOXTATXOBT COWTTDEHTXAX, ABO XHTZTEO A personal thorough and searching examination is desired, though if inconvenient to calL write as a full description of your trouble. Our office hours are from 8 a, m. to 8:30 p. nv, excepting Sunday from 9 to 18. Address or call on the STitOUIS MSm DISPENSARY OOBVSB SECOND AJTO tlHHttl, STSZTBTS. POBTLABT9,' OBEQOB. H BBBBMSSBaSSiaSBS BAB.BZSS chysiclans have treated you ' for so-called "weakness," yon were helped only temporarily, if at all, and tbe reason la very appar ent when the cause . of loas of power- in men la understood. "Weakness" Isn't a weakness at Kli, QUI IB HIOI VI J m IJIOVWffl U4 Q chronic inflammation in the pros es ...I. 1-.l k.w.i.vK, am K dissipation or some contracted dis order. , Our system of local treat ment removea this . Inflammation and Is the only treatment that has ever restored or ever -can perma nently restore strength, and vigor. Our Fee $5 to $30 illE TRUTH ABOUT mm, TROUBLE (SEDIMENT) Sediment . that can be aeen with the tiaided eyes Is not usually an evidence r a serious stage of kidney disease. either is a smoky appearance of the tmlnations. . Both of then symptoms ! often found .In people who are tierwise -wen, avna uiey coramonlw dls ipear with the exciting cause If the tiient within a week or two of its dls- nery wiu aiet, avoio coias and live rofuIly. . ,' i n ere are times In the lives of nearly 1 of us in which these symptoms have peared and disappeared. . .. , , If, however, they, persist it should be vtn thoughtful consideration in view ' the declarations of medical writer- lat Dout tne sixin montn Jnflamma i.n of the kidneys , becomee chronic Hi is tnen incuraoie. xne Text Books iving no treatment that will allay in immatlon cf the kidneys, physicians ,'Mcribe a met, and possibly an elimi- nt, ana ir eariy enougn it is quite viiy io p eriecuve. Bui tne new fii overy, Tiiton a jtenai compound. e success of which is due to the fact at it m tne firm tning tnat auays ktd v inflammation. Is effective to &td iture to throw i off the ' Inflammation about 7per cent Of tne cases in all A the Inflammation - more readily ijs Die last rew wccks or tne rorma . period it, is .god Judgment not to iv. If it haa been unconsciously de i .i'ing fur some time and isf ln the ronio e'-ige, there in, nouung that will ip t I exefpt Fulton'a Kenal Com un.i, n4 evtn then the recovery will would undergo changes before the con- Portland Readers WlIl ApprC ference broke up. Juat what these I rr ciate ibis Advice. Jt.'i ( - 'ied free,7- 'v-1 '-'. J'. A J. PULTOV, COmi '. '- -Daklnnd,- Cel. ' "'"-! i can ho !.:! j f tort-, ' . chan res will be Is - problematical complete - reorganisation of the Ohio and Pennsylvania, league and important changes-in several of -the other minor organisations are , uaeiy, nowever, . WHITE R1TEES MAKE r IT. THREE STKAIGHT -tfjtl,'7 ''-V "I'ivV .'C' 'sSPSWaaaBoaseaiaBaa". , 'J.-.J ;'' ;.-.', Three straight ' games, ' two i of ' them the' hardest, contested matches , of. the season, vJwere . won last night at the Oregon Bowling alleys oy ' the White IU vers, tha defeated five Aeln g the Willamette aggregation. Kruse was the star of the evening, securing an aver age of 803 for the set. . Following 'in the .result: --', ... WILLAMETTES. ' ' . , -. 1st Id 8d Tot'LAve. case ......... i 180 Kees ........ 140 188 Prldmoro 4, . 138 180 Peter .,.. 188 i 168 Madden 183 , 175 183 17S 168 183 173 Total 174 648 187 626 157 .. 473 194 648 168 , 616 850 879 880 ::?( j.... ,'whitb itrvEKa. ' I." . 1st 2d' ' 3d ' TotTAve. Capen 179 190 168 . 625 176 Harrington ... 178 180 -, 18S h 618 ; 173 SV Christian..-. 169 143 188 5 484 185 Brlnkley 137 : 305 180 ' 623 ,174 Kruse vi-. ; 00 1 '21 " 0T 303 Total 868 187 920 !-; - 'Atlantic Leatru Meeting. 'Ip K f iL:y tUaJtad Prasa teases' Wlre.1 - Saston, Pa Jan. T The club .'own ers of the Atlantic league gathered for a session at the Franklin house here toaay to discuss the arrangement ofi. ine ircun ua otner matters relative to the coming season.; The withdrawal of three of the clubs to Join the new I Tnion league leaves three vacancies in the- cirruit to be filled. Mount Car iiil and Shamokln. are to take two of t: -'!!'': i." 8. - - .- . - , A constant itching tries your patience, j morning so annoying; noming so irri tating as itching Files or Edema. - To scratch the Irritation . makes . it worse. To leave It alone means misery. Some Portland cititens can tell you now to be ' tree rrom tnese troubles. eUead the following: M. Sullivan, employed in the street department of the city, who resides at czs xnird street. Portland, ureaoh. save.' "Doan'a Ointment is without snv exception the best preparation on earth ror tne purposes zor wmcn its use is in dicated, and from my own experience I know that It does all that la claimed for it For two. years 1 was troubled with tne - worst kind or ltchlna? nnd bleeding hemorrhoids. I tried one rem-1 edy alter another, and even aentwast for a well known medicine, and was treated hv nhvslclana. but T rot no I lief until I learned about Doan'a Oint-1 ment. I procured a box and the first application gave me relief such as I had not experienced for two years. I con. tinued the treatment for three weeka. when I was completely cored, and since then I have been free from the torment. Ing affliction, whenever I hear anyone! complain ox oeing annoyed witnpues 1 1 never fail to tell them what to do to ret cured, I would willingly give 320 for a box ratner tnan to surier one night like I did before I used Doan'a - Oint ment." ,, . For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. - Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United states. - - Ttememher- take no other. the name Doan's-and r j There is not a drug on earth . that can cure varicocele. A great many doctors claim to , remove the treacherous disease with poisonous applications and nerve- wreoking dope, but they never , show any proof of their cures. The reason is pilaln they never Varicocele Is' the greatest - strength-sapping scourge that afflicts men. Its influence reaches out over the entire vital organ ism. robbing the nerves, the atom ach, the heart and. brain of the nutrition; which nature sends to them. The - cause or varicocele is a congestion of blood. .The clrcu- r latlon r Is checked and - almost stopped. The blood vessels be some twisted and distended. The affected parts, thus deprived of lire: oiopa. grauuauy waste away, and a general break-down fl neattn oiien results.. : .--m. 'jit .-- ' The only way to euro varlco- ceie is to remove, tne congestion of blood. Drugs' don't do that Thy never did and never wllL - The surgeon's knife will do It, of course, but that leaves you Just part oi a man. . . . -; The best way is to help nature cure. Electro-Vigor does that. It i sends a gentle but powerful CUr , rent of electric life into the af- f ected parts, decomposes the stag nant Dioon ana cleanses tne veins by promoting a , vigorous cjrcula- . uon qi warm,- oeaiuiy r Diooa, which carries off all impurities and restores them - to their natu- ' ral healthy condition, i. . Elect r oVigo r" builds up strength.. . It . Increases vitality and power and makes a man of you In every wa v.. J(o pain or . weakness can e'iist where, there is plenty of electricity. . You can have no rheumatism, no lama hack or sciatica, , no stomach, kidney or liver . troub'es, if you will' keep your nerves filled with electrlo life. , Electro-Vigdr Is - an electrio body battery, applied while you ' sleep. It is not an electrlo belt, never needs charging, no trouble of any kind, for it makes Its own power. Electro-Vigor has a spe cial varicocele attachment,' which . gives the full force of current di rect to the ailing part 'f. :.'. ! -t -i'-iV-V' When I began your treatment my ; whole system was , broken down. I had Kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, 'weak stom ach, varicocele ; and general de bllltr. Drugs did me no good. As for results of the use of Electro-Vigor. am now well and hearty, every organ works prop- j erly and I have no aliment of any ' kind. J. L, COLVELL, "i . West Butte, Cal. , VUXa 18 XTtEB. ' t - Cut out this coupon and mall it to me for my-free 100-page book, which tells all about mv freat. ment and . methods. . "This book la beautifullv. Illua. trated and telis-ln plain language many thlnas you want tn irnnwr. I'll send it, closely sealed and -prepaid,' free. If you will mall me this coupon. , S. A. HALL. M. D. 1303 Pillinore Street, Ban rran. Uco, or 1314 second Avenue. . . Seattle, wash. . " 'Please send : mo, prepaid, your free 100-page Illustrated book. , ', ., 1-7-8 Hliu . i-: -.' ' ' Address ; ..-- mm k.-iuhm wmw - There is a common practice among special ; ists and other physicians to ascribe cases of Lost Vitality to lack of nerve, force, and to treat them as such with Tonics, Electricity ' and stimulants, resulting In, but temporary benefit or 'none at all. Beware of such treatments. They not only WILL NOT CURW ?'OU, but CERTAIN harmful reaction Is sure o follow their use;, They never; fall to leave you In a far worse condition than they found yOU. '' :v'.. J.-.:-.'.'. . - Every day there coma to ma men who have v ' been, nearly ruined by such treatmenta.. Had , - thesd eame men come to me in the first place I could have cured them In one fourth to 1 one half , the time required after they had been poisoned with powerful drugs, or vlo . tl mixed and; rendered nearly Incurable by ' 1 "Cheap" treatments. Tonio Dopes, Electrlo Belts, or some other worthless makeshift.-- Never was the old saying, "He Who Hesi- tates. Is Lost," more aptly Illustrated than in -' the esse of the man who suffers - from WBAIB-ESS. VAB10OCEIJI. a OOBTBAOT- ED SISOBJDBB or OOWTAOIOTJS SUIOO pxSBABBandjwhOTne(jl Th leading' SpeoialM. Pay JVIo 'After' I Have Cured You Iake haste to seek the services of the most skillful Specialist in n's Ulseases possible to you--the doctor who has a reputation for per- mlng CURES. Don't put the matter off. Delay Is dangerous. Every ment you. are hesitating the disease Is gaining greater headway and .1 X WXXXt CTTBB ASTT ' tnrCOMPIJOATES AiutEVT op arzirPOB Choose the Right Specialist The most Important thing for you to do, if you are an ailing man.' Is to seek the services of THE RIGHT DOCTOR. Don't go to the first one you e, simply because be happens to be a physician. -Choose the phy sician who makes a specialty of curing the kind of aliments from which' YOU eurrer. . too ordinary meaicai man reauy Knows dui uttie about cur ing the diseases peculiar to men. He merely has. a general knowledge of sucn diseases, Because nis practice wipreau out over vne wnoie range Of diseases to which flesh Is heir. Ha therefore knows a little about all diseases ana not a great aeai anoui any, n you snouia go to him be may conscientiously iry 10 cure you, out not Knowing nuw. ne would nnva to experiment upon you. In brief, He is a medical "Jack of all trades and master oi none, xuiowing inesv iois, woum you want to trust your life In his hands? If your watch were to break or get out of order, you wouldn't take it to a machinist to have It repaired. No; yon would know better. You would take It to the very best WATCHMAKER - you could ; find, v Then why should you not use the same kind of good, sound judg ment when you need a doctor? Your health is certainly as Important aa your timepiece. . , , . - Make Haste to 6ctk Expert Treatment Make haste to seek the services of the most wViiifni v finaninllnt Men's xiii formtni moment will be that much harder to cure. If you delay too long your condition will certainly pass beyond the power of human-skill. Remember that your ailment will not curs Itself. f?S8! Cure'; Bear In mind that for twenty-five years I have made a 'Specialty of the half-dosen ailments peculiar to men. I do not dose the stomach with (powerful drugs, as do other specialists; I have no electrlo belts' or other tnck-a-trap devices to sen you ror a rat price or any other' price; neither have I any nostrums or Tonics to work off on yott for so much peivbut I have developed-a Direct-Method Treatment hat will CURB . ANY CASE of WEAKNESS IN men. Instead of destroying the digestive and assimilative processes of the stomach and bowels by filling them up-Wlth drugs, I apply curative medicines DIRECTLY to the DISEASED REGION, and thus effect a CURE in a comparatively short time. ' $ : t Vm Otuuraatea a Cars and You Bead Trot Pay Until Ton Are well " . 'MY MODERN and np-toidate methrtds will" effect a certain and speedy cure Of 8FEBKATOBBBOBA, OONTBAOTBS DISOBBEBS. BITECinfl BLOOD POISON, X.Q6T STBEBQTK, and aU reflex ailments. N . . VABJCQCEtB, - yrPBOCEJUB : and STBXOTTOB . poslttyslir cnred . WITHOUT THE ZBXFB. , , EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREtS v: I offer not only FREE CONSULTATION andi ADVTCTS. but of vn case that comes to me I will make a Careful Examination aad Diagnosis without charge." ,.-1. if yon cannot call, write for Dlagaosla Chart, ixy oflloes are open aU day from a. m. to S p. nu, and Sundays front 10 to 1. , - . , . The DR. TAYLOR Co. ' ', Korrlsoa Strset, 'v'..' 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