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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND,' TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14. 1001
SulTIISOII RUIIS
LVITH Ilfiimi
Pride of the West Meets the
. Star of the East in Hur:
CRACK OABSMEX WIIO WILL EOW TOR POETLAND.
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IHlilfi STARTS
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ucmtilu our
: COUIITV, UilYOE
Prohibitionists Laying Plans
tor Campaign Under Lo
f cal Option Law. ;
? Th prid of the weat will t pitte
aralnat th Ur of tho e.t at tho
nnnal. Indoor meet of tho rtim
, AUiletld Club In Madlaon Squaro Garden,
Nw Tork, January tl, when Torreat
Bmlthacn, of this city, national hurdling
champion, meeta Harry Ilinnan, of the
JitW TorK AUtieuo CJUD, uiympig ura
champion and holder of four world'a
' roorda. Smlthaon will run under ihe
rolora of the Irish-American Athletic
club, the great rival of the New York
' Athletlo club,' and the race promlaea te
Its one of the moat exciting in recent
athletlo history. ' . '1
Bmitheen, ever elnce he entered
- Kotre ixune unKeruHr, after getting
-. his preliminary training at Oregon
; fVJLJSl Memberg of the rlctorioug tour-oared crtw. which represented the
js aimoat an unbroken line of victoriee I Portland Boat club lait iprinj. ' With the .election of A. Craig McMlck-
jSeen Sauonal "oham! n M fP11? lMt commtncM,. Itg prellmlnarr work for
ptonshipe were involved, smlthaon had lino aummer campaign. uuiaDaugn, wno rowea at No. 2 lg at present
teitrlrit tnrdayhweahl 4t w hom Jn Victoria, but mar return and take his bid place. If not
tremeiy alow, which accounts for the then Rex Conant, who stroked the Stanford crew last season, will take
?:Z.VJ .A SEEKS?: TV'"" - " Beat- eadln from left to right, the muscular lads are: Dr. B.
. a few weeks later at : Montreal K. Loomls, Captain Craig- McMicken, DlIlabangQ and Art Allen.
Bmiwson lurnea m Him uick. in nm
fall tryout gainea at I ale, wnere lie
was a student for several .months, he
won five firats for men who had not
been on the varsity track team, an
aexing both hurdle races.
em lthaon holds the world's amateur
records in the 40-yard hurdle event,
covering. three tUfeet hurdles In five
seconds.' The same day he went Over
three IH feet hurdles In 6 I-( seconds.
Both these records were made on
V. m 4 BAT A, VaIm Ttem.
.31 rlH5i,ttrilM Knocked Ont
alty of Pennsylvania, who stepped over
the IH foot timber at Brooklyn, New
Tork, March 11. 100. in It l-i aecenda.
Kraemleln also holds the 220-yard
2 V feet hurdle record, olng the dis
tance in Brooklyn In June, 118 J, In St
1-6 seoonda. v
Hlllman's world's records are as fol
lows: Two hundred twenty yard low
Special Dlspttcb te Tbe Journal.)
Pendleton. , Or, Jan. , 14. An effort
will be made to secure county prohibi
tion In - Umatilla . county ; this year
through the local option law. While
little IS being said about the movement
it is known that petitions asking for
count prohibition are now being eon-
tempiaieo. vy many or tnoae wno nave
studied the situation closely It Is be-1
nsvea xnat it me; manor is sun rum en
to a vote of the county. Umatilla will I
a , crors-country run of five" miles for. join tne ust or "ary- counties.: Tnere
I Twenty , Men Take Part in
Cross-Country Run at
. Walla Walla.'
V u k
.Whitmaa
Wash., Jan.
College, Walla WaUa,
14.Twehty mert out for
mally opened the season track 'train
ing Saturday afternoon. v They were
under the leadership of Captain George
Phllbrook, one of the beat football and
track athletes in the northwest
Whitman's prospects for track this
year are exceptionally bright 1 All but
one of last year's crack team are back
and several surprlsea are looked for prospective prohis.
UIIVIIK ill. wivir uivii. i uiiwi wnf amai-
tin. JJutchef. Lyman. Barnes. Felt-
house, Dlmlck and Or ah am are among
the old men who are looked upon as
point winners.
nrMint tlm ' I ;
.There -Will be" one point which the
Prohibitionists will siave. to overcome I
ana wnicn may prove a serious blow to
their cause. The fact that Milton has
had no saloons for 'II years and al-l
iowea iree water to grow up and cap-
iure mucn or us ousiness, wnen tne lat
ter piece had saloons, within a mile of
Milton has discouraged a number of
Dm
BOBFITZSIBS
WW TITLE THIS DATE
Jack Dempsey in Thir
teenth Round.
DR (Hi HAS
HOOKS FOR FORBES
State University Would Like
Yale Man Who Coached
. West Point.
seventeen years ago today a new
chamnlon mlddlewalsrht wu mA In
hurdle, Z 1-t seconds (this Is the in-1 xi . n,i... 1.. . i ....
door record); S 00-yard low hurdles. t , " ' . i 1 J. , Jl
2-6 . seconds (also indoors); 100-yard
low hurdles, 14 - 3-5 seconds; 440-vard
hurdle race, 64 l-S seconds. Ten hur
dles were' used In all of these races.
Hill man has also done exceptional time
In the shorter distances, . ,-.
The eyes of the east and west will
wander toward New Tork, January 17,
In an effort to see whether the east Is
downward broken-hearted to his death,
which occurred a few years later. This
is the date (1891) upon' which Bob
Fltialmmons. lately arrived from Aus
trails, knocked out Jack Dempsey In
the thirteenth round, after "The Nonpa
reil" had been beaten until he was helpless.
In addition to the middleweight title
to be dominated by the newcomer from .-"..rVil". 4;'f""uV"w.? i'K'VSVT
- . A W lA iy 1 I a"1'" I n V II II J SJ lgtbUOl tVr B
0 9
HSmilGTOII U"
I'MfJTS MEETING
Invites Northwest Colleges
to Conference to Agree on
Athletic Relations.
tlt.000 purse. FlUslmmona weighed
nearly 170 " pounds, while Dempsey
weighed but 164 . and bad never seen
Lanky Bob until the latter crawled
through the ropes Into the ringside.
FlUslmmonr long reach prevented
Dempsey from getting anywhere near
wim nis DoneoreaKing jaos.
LOCAL SPORTSMEN'S
GALLERY OF FAME
(Special Dlspatek " t The 7oonL)
University of Washington, ' Seattle
Jan. 14. At today's meeting of the as
sociated students a resolution will be
. submitted Inviting the student bodies of
- the university or Oregon, Oregon Agri-
- cultural . college, - University of Idaho,
, Washington State collece. Whitman col
, leae and University - of Montana to a
conference for the purpose of agreeing;
on rules to govern athletic relations of
.. the northwestern Institutions. A
Walla Walla will likely be the meeting-
place, aa It Is the most central
point It la planned to hold tee confer
ence about February 1. , .
- In order to secure uniformity of rep
resentation and to make the expenaes
a light as possible one delegate will
be asked from each college. Loren
Orlmstead Is mentioned as Waahing-
v ton's repreenntative.
i ne universities or idano and Oregon
were some time ago approaohed on this
- , subject and both expreaeed willingness
and eaa-erness for such a conference. It
,ui ukae vno Baine aixnuae. ,
- , There Is Uttle doubt but that the res
: olutlon will pass today's meeting.
Xew Incorporations.
(Snedal DlDlteh te III lonraal.l
' Salem. Or.. Jan. 14. Articles nf 1n.
oornoration nave been flleii In th. e.
flee of the secretary of state as fol-
Leader Publishing Co.,; principal of-
nee. Cottage Orove, Oregon; capita)
. stock, 14,800: incornorators. Jas. L
Jones. Wm. n nnnnur C
sum ijumai iv i fit hi nu lis .
Grand Rapids Timber Com nan vr in.
eorporated under laws of Mihlran?
V capital stock, $100,000; attorney in fact.
I V
.li t wmmtf'j i
A special effort Will be made to de
velop long-distance men, 1 In which
Wfiltman haa been weak ror several
years. It la with this object that the
cross-country runs have been Inaugur
ated so early In the season. It is the
Intention to have them four times a
weea. ana to nave a sauaa os niiv or
sixty out within a week or so.
This work will be kent ud until the
latter part of February or March, when
weather will permit the beginning of
the regular track training.
Manager Woodward has arranged the
heaviest schedule f meets ever partic
ipated In by the Whitman track team.
Four of. the largest institutions la the
northwest will be met. There will be a
preliminary interclass meet about
April 25.
The first intercoueciate meet will be
at Pullman, May t. Thdis Is a trian
gular meet, ror wnitman, Washington
biaie ana university or jaane.
j ne second meet, with tne university
of Oregon, wUl be held In Walla, May
13. and will De the only intercolieariate
meet at home durlne the season. Whit
man and Oregon have never yet met on
the track and a hard contest is expected
by the local boys.
Tne last meet will Te held with the
University of Washlnrton at Seattle.
May 23 being the probable date. Last
year Whitman and Washington met in
Walla and the latter was defeated.
repeat the score at Beat-
a wnole the nroaDects
are good for a winning team.
Seald-HeaJ, 8o1b Diseases Cnred Vy
inl.ta refund money It DR. fOBTTB'l
ANriBilTIO W&AUHQ Oil, falls. Sfie.
ROCKEFELLER REFUSES
TO TIP HIS EMPLOYES
Cleveland Jan. 14."Never " a ' tip
came my way from John D. Rocke-
rejier," said Wilber Carman, veteran
barber, today, recalling twenty years
ago, when he shaved John D. Rocke-
teller. - - -
. "He used to remark that he didn't be
lieve in tipping," continued ' Carman.
"I was workina for old John WaJdhelm.
One day he asked me 'How'd you like
iu scrap wonn v. u enin wniaaerar we
spun out to Forest H11L John D. Jr
opened the door. He waa about fifteen
ana eicaiy looting, ho snowed - me
into a utile room. John D., Sr., came
in. 'It's three minutes after eight. I
nave an appointment at i:io,' ne said.
'Look sharp.'
"I hurried. Then he handed me seventy-five
rents. 'Give that to Wald
helm. he said.' That -la my arrange
ment with him as to paying.' And he
never tipped me, Either for himself or
the guests I shaved In the three years."
Epileptic Fits
, anere is nothing more frightful in a I
nappy noma than to have one of Its
members instantly seised with a dread
ful attack of Epilepsy or Fits. The
All Real VUMsliey
tbe rare flavor, delicate mellowness and bouquet of
toe PUREFOOD !
Kentucky waf. Each bottle bears the Goyernment 'Oreeo
SUNNY DROOK DISTILLERY Jtenw 6;
isLUJiAUlia & iiucil, DistribnterSe ;
rortiand, Ore.
Rumors have reached Portland that
the athletlo committee of the University They hope tor
of Oregon would like to see Forbes, the tie. Taken as
great Tale football player, who last
VClr fnarhA fhe W.at Pnt taom mt
the head of the lemon yellow eleven CRACK BOWLERS WILL
next fall. West Point had an excellent
team and played remarkable football
against the big teams In the east
With such a man as Forbes working
with the Oregonlans it is believed the
greatest team In the history of the col
lege can be evolved. Heretofore the
coaches, with the iiocntlnn nt rtixir
f.Tn.H o f I.Bxer paduate who cap- alleys tonight. Raymond and Wadhams
; iui,mHj, nave uesa announce uih tney are prepared to re-1 -v., nuniniiuu, u. - j or
rrom the middle west Sometimes thev celve challenges from any pair of bowl- Clarke-Woodward Drug Co., and nearly
have been successful but not always, it ere on the Pacific Coast at seven nin. all druggists In Portland.
MEET AT SEVEN PINS many RrVteful lettef s from such homes!
,w (after the use of Elixir Koslne, the re-
Raymond and Wadhams, who claim
the title of state champions at seven
pins, are scheduled to roll a series of
10 games, total pins to count with Dr.
Madden and Happy Dale on the Oregon
markabie remedy for the dread ailment.
icBiny iu iue real merit ox tne preparation.
It is a meritorious article and is sold
on a guarantee plan that deserves your I
connaence. xne price or l.ou will Do I
rerunaea lr not luiiy satisfied after us
ing a bottle. Mall orders filled by The
Kosine ' Co., Washington, D. - C.. or
II
It ' SJBgsMSBsBjgSJkt-
m Mrifeli
B SrSAC8S
CURE, NOT TALK
IS -WHAT YOU WANT
TOtT MTT0T. OOKB TO V9 BOOWVB OB
aates. war hot now t mtvbm to
tvTTvn ast mxos oar nouim or
OXKBJUS ...
COISSUL.TATION FRBO.-
oeing apparent that they are not so Two pins out Of three were won by the
Wat I si O nn In44 I k V . I lv . .
wm, mo mniirai as uregon pin getting quintet irom the
veiopment of the game as the men from Columbia alley pounders last sight, the
wyi.u wio AiicgiiBiuea. i results oeina as roiiows: .
it wui uae a pretty sum to secure a I
man of the ability of Forbes, But foot-.j
"an pmu wen last year and bids fair
to grow In DUbllo favor next season. 1
the state university secures the Tale
man or any coach from the hio- Mit-
colleges then it deserves to be compli
mented on Its progress. A touch ot
Tale football direct from the seat, nt
learning would be welcome here in h.
northwest
BAT NELSON NEATLY
J,
FLOORS
CLIFFORD
Joe Stutt.
TIME IS THE TEST
Joe' Stutt ' knows a thlnr nr two
about refereelng a prize fight and does
the honors at nearly all of the inrai
amateur bouts. Joe has made a study
of flstiouffs and Is an all round athlete.
The hATtnr feme alwAva 1inlr. ..,1 ...
The TeStimnnv ff PnrilanA Pn. I Jo an he will travel miles to see one.
t CollUIUIIjr Ul fUTlianU fCO" I He Is at hand when the Multnomahs
get busy.-
joe ioves otner outaoor sports and
someone slyly says that he is a first
prize winner as a referee in a broad
sword contest. .
pie Stands the Test.
The- test of time Is what tells the I
tale.' The "public soon finds out when I
misrepresentations are made, and merit
alone will stand the test of time.
Portland people 'appreciate merit, and
many months ago local citizens publicly 1
endorsed Boon's Kidney Pills; they do
so still, . would a citizen make the state
ment which follows unless convinced
that t v.. .ti.t. . i. . I lAnel Miilntet.
-v wU un mm presents ;r--
PORTLAD-VICTORU
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
The second ir&me of the schedule of
tne Racine Noruiweet league or Y.M.C.A
basketball teams will be played tonight
on the local floor, when the team from
Victoria. Britieh Columbia, meets the
Tne locals- ought to win
1 ... that lo 4. v. i-i-m . .! ins .gam w wim w, victoria nas
------- --- " u been defeated by ail the other teams in
uuurw irom aianey jus is looking for. J the league with the exception of the
Mrs. A. M. Hnllahano-h t ni "W? lera'w'"c."wa" pecisiveiy ae-
DaneWas Outboxed but His
Rushing Tactics Won
. ' Victory in Fifth.
(Cnlted Press Lsased Wire.)
Ogden, Utah, Jan. 14. Rushing with
bis head down and disregarding the ter
rific clips sent In by his opponent Bat
tling Neluon knocked out Jack Clifford
In the fifth round last night, the hay
maker being in the shape of a right
hook to the Jaw. Clifford outpointed
the Dane and sent In some blows which
would have floored anybody but Nelson.
in tne tnira rouna jseison sent in a
left to the head and a right to the solar
Games-
Players. (1) (2) m
Rows 168 168 211
Endres 183 199 170
Mellen 158 168 189
Raymond 145 172 192
Barbour ......159 184 201
Tdtal 812 869 972
COLUMBIA S.
Ball 212 170 12S
Armltage 174 161 169
Deaver 144 188 142
Nelson 172 168 179
Kalk 169 148 190
Total
.871 836 80S
TL Ave. .) A
638 .179 I - 11
642 .184 X"NJ1
612 .171 fsSyc
609 .170 f PMiSa
84 -HI 1 f I
85 :!!i pl
!?! !i!fc;.ffl l
607 .169 Bss srade
25 .00
CGeeVo
If other physloiana have treated
you for so-called "weaknesV you
were helped only temporarily. If at
alt and the reason . Is very appar
ent when lhe cause of loss of
power In men la understood.
''Weakness" Isn't a weakness at
all, but Is merely a symptom of
chronic Inflammation In the pros
tatic gland, brought on by early
dissipation or some contracted dis
order. Our system -of local treat
ment removes this Inflammation
and Ut the only treatment that has
ever restored or ever can per a
nently restore strength and vigor.
Our Pee 155 to 1530
Zf we do set ears ye n win mot eost yxm
, one cent,
blood poison tssummtipnt
ecsxma, rnx.Es, blotches, ztcsxso,
BvmBTZBTO. siacoi.oaa.sz ox or XKS
01 Kit llhb SjATZCOZOiBT. DISCH ABOBS,
T r-AafMATTOW AD AIA UBUABT
XBOUaUbSS . COa COST aMOIO KBBT,
COITBAOTSO BISOBJ)-ft ,
XTUT CAg
Of contracted disease we treat la
thoroughly cured; oar patients
have no relapses. When we pro
nounce a case cured there Is not a
particle of Infection or Inflamma
tion remaining, and there Is not
the slightest danger that the dis
ease will return in its original
form or work its way into the gen
eral system. No oontracted dis
order Is so trivial aa to warrant
uncertain methods of treatment,'
and we especially solicit those
cases that other doctors have been
unable to cur. . 4 . , , ,
OVM XT! KB ED WOT BB
PAID (TIBS CUBES.
I
Xk W.n-Kaewe
BtllnUt
AMUSEMENT PAVILION
FOR DALLES PEOPLE
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) .
The Dalles, Jan. 14. An amusement
pavilion suitable for roller skating and
dancing parties Is to be built In The
Dalles. The officers of the association
are: President, A. S. McAllister; vice
president, H. F. Sturdevant; treasurer,
E. H. French: secretary. Harold Ed-
munds; directors, A. 8. McAllister, B. H.
French, H. F. Bturdevant, J. C. Cole, and
raui xi. fi-encn.
The pavilion will be erected im me.
mateiy west 01 tne vogt opera house.
The bulMlng mar be two stories If the
Columbia Athletlo club decides to have
neaaquarters in tne new building.
CHINESE
Beat aa4 Wrk
J DOCTOR
a -Bis stedy ef rests sea fears.
uossu AtTavxio- ooiruziT iu Jura iXTJTMoA personal thorough f
and aearching examination la desired, though If Inconvenient to ealL writ ' I
us a full description of your trouble. Our office hours are from i a. m. I
.to 8:10 p. m, excepting Sunday from to 12. Address or call on the I
SI. LOUIS "IsW DISPENSARY I
COBBXB tOBOOSTS AB TAHMU.T, BTBEETS, TOMTStAMD, OBZOOsT. !
MIg2ggMg--gSSTOgggag j
M l li tbst atady aJseovsreS sad la glrtsgj
iro MERousT, roisoNs ok Diues vsnw
aivusiiwiiHoui onoi, OB
WITHOUT IHK AfO At A XslTTt -
ne flimtHi
tens. Throe t
Rervooe Debiaty, Stnmaek, Mrsr KMaes
aess and An Fvlvsts Diseases,
3
te . core Catarrh. Astasia.
Bbaemarlssi - .Wet n ass.
gvaiaia Weas
This Daj in Sport Annals.
1fS9 At T.WMnna irn..nnk....l...
1' "- "". "-'if"'" ""wu mr jacK MCAuiiire Knocked out Harry Gil
five seconds, but the Callfornlan came I more in twenty-eighth round.
DacK strong, just oerore the eonv ranr tan At i,nn
P1ifi0be.dwin.wUh. a."?a"ll to Nel- Brewer. In an attempt to kill 60 birds
vu b cat nuivu blskkdibu uii ijaDB. duliaiii rr inn at -q r, ti 14 1 1. ,
he could not be stopped. I of 81. '
v.'i i?ra ."f tainlua P,r01cn on m 1891 At New Orleans: Bob Fltt-
uim c. k huh wr iiio iirst rouna. ana I iimmnni nnrAa ttA j,fv Tmmm u
this prevented him guarding aa well as thirteenth round. -for $1000 purse and
aVU )
A SURE CANCER CURE
fast Seselved Trem Ptti(CTihwi Safe, lars
l JOB AM krrXICTKD. DON'T BBJLAZ.
DIUII AKS DAnQBBOUS.
If f eaaoet ealL vrlta tat avaintaai
aad eirealar. tselose 4 seats la stasias.
CONSULTATION FREE
SXS a OSJC WO OBXHESZ HEMlClmX CO.
-IttH Tint St, Car. alacrlass,
p,tAa j A-,.
Bless Beatles tils
middleweight championship
1892 Frank 8. Flint, a once fimom
baseball player, .died In Chicago. He
caugnr ror tne jmcago ciud 11 sue-
Every Woman
suwsma ana taenia tie
, " " wooasrrai
MARVEL Vhirlina Snrw
nSM aurnee, llsst Sec.
Mtr-Mamt Cot sstent.
Hiany,.
Sirs. Fredrikka Gustafsen Dead.
aUSBBTorTTS lMrTredrlkka lonT Md he,Ped f
iiarsfann. wlfa nf nilr . n.far.nn I cn? PlOnsnips.
isus At not springs, Arkansas
"xounr cometf aereated
in lit rounds.
aa m Srmfa tw tt.
If he oannot supply the
MARVICt aobest no
otber, but mot stamp for
E MAIM.
It
Austin Bice
Gustafson, wife of Erick vGustafson.
died . yesterday after a protracted Ill
ness or lung trouble. She was a wo
SJKSSSLBhruJXJ At New Tork: Ferdinand Oar-
KLJJraJh niUr8.-" F"?"h champion, won international
f, l QUUIIlJUl IT. II. miq TT CO (J f Ul 0,0.9,
llliutralaa hook-
fall Dertlealsn snd dlrMtnn in.
Tlublto ladle. MABVBI, COu
nan Una.
Tat Sale by Budmere lTruc (X. Woodara.
Clarke Co. and lane-Davts Dm a Oe. 4 I tana.
Interment will be In Oreenwood ceme
tery tomorrow.
oireei, roruand, Oregon. aaysS "My
faith In Doan's Kidney FlUs u stronger
today than when I gave a statement for
puoHcationa few years ago In the city
t.Kn uui nave eiansea
fated here New Year's night
It Is expected that a larse crowd
or association rooters will turn out to
night and witness the downfall of the
canucKa.
The local team will leave January 81
with rratifvlna? "i,.? nJfT, J1' tour of the aound cities, an
witn gratiiying results have only In- wm be eone until Februarv 8
creased my appreciation for it 1 have feoruary .
found It to.be thoroughly reliable In
every way. I bad suffered from kidney WEUUXLMt AT
disorder, backache and severe palna in I , -t,x'-1VJ' 1A
my loins. My chief source of trouble! ' II7TT C AXTTJTT T n
was with my kidneys, which were very I' , ' ajjuxj t xajUxj
Irregular in action. - Doan'a Kidney I ' -:
Pills promptly relieved me of ail m. -. m . ..
troubles, banished: my backache. ; cor- WiisSnviileT OrT, Jan Srotty
recti'd the action of my, kidneys and! home wedding was that nt mi.. aVtJuZ
helped me In every way. ; I think 1u.t Haaalebriak M
day. Rev. Liesman officiated. ? The
as hlchlv of this remedy todav . h. r 'v::",,"u. "rJ rf1, Bunv
- - " " ' i w, 4itTBUi.ii nrniisran 't
andesmald
r"ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Nw tori, werdnt '.rtfi. iLt Snil
eoie ec.nte for the United BtateaTv, started at wee on arldal trio frSm
ASTUR1A SUFFERERS
A flame Core That Anyone 6s the Without Lost j
ei Time or wtentloa rrom Basinets.
We want every sufferer from Asthma
to write us toaay ror a iree trial or our
wonderful New Method for curing Asth
ma, we especially desire tnose cases or
ions; sianmng men nave tried an the
various ainas oz innaiers, aoucnes and
patent smokes without number and
witnout relief. we know we can cure
them. We want to and are willing to
prove It absolutely free of cost Many
luuuwnai nave acceptea . mis oppor
tunity and are now cured. There is no
reason wny any one, old or young, rich
or poor, should continue to suffer from
ARtnma arter reading . this marvelous
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Our method is not merely a tempo
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upon tne right principles, a cure that
cures by removing the cause.
Don't Dut this off until you have an.
other attack, but. sit right down today
ana write ror tne metnoa. at is tree
and wo send It with all charges pre
paid.
Aato Show In Hartford.
Hartford. Conn.: Jan. 14 A la rar anil
Interesting exhibition of automobile
and accessories opened In the. Foot
Ouard ball In this - effv todav. Tha
show is held under the auspices of the
narirora AutomoDiie ueaiera' associa
tion and-will last throutrh the nmilnil.
er oi weea, - . -
HALF-MILLIOK DEAL
FOR HEIN2E GK0UND
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)
Helena. Mont. Jan. 14. A. J. bavin
of Butte, has purchased from James
Breen. tae BDOkane millionaire. 19 1
claims in wnat is known as the por-
pnyry awe, south or tne city, - for a
consideration said to be 1500. ono.
Breen was Interested with Helnse in tbe
development or tnis property, which is
a veritable - mountain of low grade
ooa miumg ore. it is understood Mr. i
avis reoresonts a svndlhnta wMr-h
will 'also take over the Helnce holdlncra
and operate the property on an exten
sive scaie.
Scoff's Sanlal-Pepsin capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
Torlnflammatloa or Catarrh of
the Bladder and I)lMMd Kid.
Ifc i
w.: 'in.-- - sitf
K K, .... & B
eld ky
Ben. HO OSES rAT. .Cures
qoicaiy ana per anentiT toe
wont eases ot rrheee,
oat staediog. Absolately
DarBlast. Sold bv dmrcHata.
TME SANTAL-FEPSFN COL
. Belief oatalae, Ohle,
All Bra stlsta,
0LOD0
poieorj
the worst disease
on earth, yet tbe
easiest to ears WHEN
TOU KNOW WHAT
TO DO. Usny har
pimpjes. spots OS the
kin, sores Ja tbe I
moots, nicers, rauinf
bslr, bone pains, ea-
tarra. and- don't knra
li Is bMAiuu foun.. Send to UK. BBOWN.
So Arch St. FbllsdelDbla. Psas- (a
BROWNS 'BLOOD CUBH, 2j0 pet bottle J I
lasta oee month. Sold la Portland kealy ss '
nwiin . viarse m ua.
1 ray, my former statement tome years brother and sister of the bride i wer e
'C 'Vy - 5yV best man, and bridesmaid
yt sale by all dealers.' trlce 60 ceifts. L,hi daughter of ewis Has
tfowu'mber the .name DOAN'S and
J.ii riO other, s
"""i ""'Win return nere in their
elegant new home, already! furnished
. . i.s"- - anj prepared for occupancy,'
MAIL THIS COUPON
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below a, free trial of your,
v New. JMetbod for curing, Asthma.
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Grange Officers Installed.'
(Special.. Dispatch to The Journal.) :V
Barlow. Or.. Jan. 14. -At Saturd
evening's meeting ot. Twentieth Cent
ury grange the following officers were
installed by Mrs. Mary 8. Howard nf
muiiano. secretary or ore iron mnK
a ..i, . w JS
, o. tut. inaeier; aj. j. Teem an,
overseers w. W. Jesse, lecturer; W(J
J. Andrews.,, steward; Joe King, assist
ant sifwera, aire. v. u. freeman, chap
lain: H. T. Melvin. treasurer; idie J
Irwin, secretary: Adolnh Pete ran n
keeper; JI. R. Quint. Ceres; Harriet I
Irwin. Pomona: winnifreil
Flora; Hattle , Coleman, , lady assistant
steward ..... ,
Electric lights were nlri 1
grange hall Saturday -by Hurst Ca
of Aurora. .
V.,... . -; . .y:. ,, ,,
bbtbb Ksrow ne v bauw
Tmm Mt's Kxtraee et Oabebe sad
Copaiba U - v. - i
OAP8ULE3..
IWuWwi f andA wfloor fev
motThoea.slest, whites, ate. Feay
to take, eosToaiea se eany. vuu
ears saoseasfai sae. . ftioeSL aa
Rows A Martin's., ski ,wah
Ingion st, Portland, Or.: or by mail from
The Tarrant Co 44 Hudson at. . Va
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The Weak Man's Hope of Sfrengfh
Is My Direct-Method Treatment
I am the only doctor who dares to undertake
to cure difficult and chronic disorders, under
abiding guarantee written one the
only kind that Is legally binding. I make a
definite proposal to wait for my fee until you
are satisfied that your cure Is complete.
This, of course, Indicates that I have unlim
ited confidence In my ability, but I want you
to have other and better reasons tor
choosing me as your physician. I want
you to consider my vast experience and
my unequaled success a, ' a specialist
For more than 26 years I have been
.curing cases Just like yours and have built
up a practice that la by far the largest of its
kind west of Chicago. Every method of treat
ment I employ ia original and makes a dis
tinct advance In medical science. Surely, con
sidering all these things, you will not remain
unaeciaea as to wnat physician can serve you
best
WEAB-X8S.
MT SUCCESS IN curing those func
tional disorders commonly termed
"weakness" IS DUB TO MT FUDLf
UNDERSTANDING ' AS TQ THIS
CAUSATIVE CONDITIONS and to
my absolutely scientific methods of
removing them. Many cases of ore-
matureness, loss or power, etc., pre
sent a variety or symptoms so en
tlrely confusing i and , perplexing
that MOST PHYSICIANS have
fallen Into that dangerous rut. the
practice or treating by set methods.
witnout discrimination: ana with
out KNOWLEDGE AS TO THE
KlUAU-KhiyUlKhJMlCMTH. My .first
step. Is an .absolutely scientlfio and
accurate diagnosis. In a large ma
jority of cases I find the sole
cause of these functional derange
ments to do a awuLiiiKN lriKi
TATED AND CHRONICALLY IN
FLAMED PROSTATE! GLAND.
This condition cannot possibly bo
remedied by any treatment other
than the local measures 1. employ,
and to ATTEMPT TO FORCE
NORMAL ACTIVITY AND" VIGOR
BY THE USB kOF STIMULANTS
and tonics would only result in the
aggravation of the trouble. Under
my treatment a euro is POSITIVE
AND CERTAIN, - and absolutely
zta. tayxobj,
The Sheading Bpeolalla'
disease. They cure by neutralising
iu wnuiumi; ueairoying tne POIS-
on In i the system. Such cure can
not be otber than complete and
permanent, because I accomplish it
oy tne removal or every cause re
sponsible for the disorder. .
bpectpi a sxioon roxsov .
Others dose the system with min
eral poisons scarcely less danger
ous than the disease Itself. Under
my treatment the entire system Is
cleansed. The last taint of virus
is destroyed. Every symptom van
ishes to appear no more, , I employ
harmless blood-cleansing remedies.
They are remedies heretofore un-.
known In - the treatment of this
Z W XXI, CT IB AWT
tmOOMBUOATlU)
A IT. MEM T rOB
iat w kbt vnnuu
$10
ABZCOOZI.X. ;
I positively cure varicocele In one
week and frequently In even less
lma M" WTH NO FAIL
URES,,tior is my treatment ever
foUowed by undesirable results.
MY METHOD OF EFFECTING A
CURE IS PAINLESS, and no tither
equally satisfactory, safe and cer
tain method exists. It Is an origi
nal and distinctive method and pro
?Alr AN ABSOLUTELY THOR
OUGH AND PERMANENT CURE.
Varicocele not only Impairs func
tional activity, but in many in
'fS? Ai. results in a WASTING
AWAY OF THE ORGANS Involved
and gradually undermines the gen-.
Jral health. A THOROUGH CURB
IS A MATTER OF VITAL IMPOR
TANCE, and Is also a matter of
but very few days treatment under
my system.-.--.t-w---...-,-;.,.,;-:.:...!,...,.;
COinrBAOTES BM0BBEB8.
Through my long experience treat
lng these diseases I have devised
methods that not only cure, soundlv
and permanently, but cure m less
time than the best of , other treat
ments require. -Take no chances.
Do . not risk - your health . and '
strength by reiving on oatent noa, '
trums or uncertain methods. You
are absolutely secure when you In
trust your case to me. ... ,i
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EXAMINATION AND DIAQNOSIS FREE '
I offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but of every ease I
that comes to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis wlthVN
out charge, No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert
opinion about his ' trouble. ,
If you cannot ealL write for Diagnosis Chart. . My Offices are open
all- day from . ro, to t p. m. and Sundays .from 10 to I only. ( ,
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