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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,1 WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15. 1908. KIP? ME V.. j miU ' '.V -s-;: 0 LA BLANCHE IS A WEARY HUE v ' Originator of Famous Swing ; . Down and Out-Jeifs : : Wife Master. v ' '' By Jeff Thompson.'. I New York. Jan. 15. The , fighting , gam unquestionably U Iotklnf up. The splendid fight; put Up tor Papke and Hugo Kelly and by Moran With Atteu .. brlnus two new men close to champion' .. shin - claaa ; and return r matches : are necessary to demonstrate. In each In stance, which la the beat man. "v. Now a new candidate for champion hip honora In the ligbtweight division cornea forward in on Patrick, better known aa "Packey" McFarland, the Chi. , cago bollermaicer, wno la to nnveainai with that hard-hitting little Harlemlte, Tommy Murphy, to aee whether or not he la entitled to trot In the champion ship etakea. Those who' have seen the stocky Chi cago boy shape up, are inennea to oe lleve that he will give a demonstration that the trade of bollermaker la almoat aa good a school for the training of I fighters aa is toe cooperage Dusiness, which developed such lightning scrap- the greatest little fighting -man that " ever atepped In shoes, and Jack Mo Aullffe. who. In hla prime, was the master of the best of them In his class, X Blanohs, Boxoar Xero. Speaking of Jack Dempsey recalls George La Blanche, "the Marine." who waa the first man who ever won a fight from the "Nonpareil." I aee La Blanche Is absolutely down and out snd re cently applied at a police station In a New England town for a night's lodg ing. He waa a rood, stronc. shifty fighter. and while I do not, as a rule, take much stock In the chanco blow proposi tion. It was undoubtedly the luckiest kind of a chance swing which enabled the 'Marine" to put rmpaey away when they met In Ban Francisco, and no one knew It better than George. He was so firmly convinced of the fact, however, that he abaolutely refused to give Dempsey a return match. As In the case of a great many sport ing men. La Blanche could not stand prosperity. I understand he is now a front rank "Weary Willie. Jeffs Vlfg on the Spot. That Is a funny story which is going the rounds about Jim Jeffries. It ap pears that after the Attell-Moran scrap, which big Jim refereed, he started to take In the town. Mrs. Jeffries beard the news and started after him. The story goes that she found the big fellow Just as he had begun to blow In hla $1,000 fee In bub ble water and other things, and the remarkable spectacle of the heavy weight champion of the world being led along the street by a rather small woman, whose fair Angers grasped his lert ear, waa presenwa. 1 ao not voucn for the truth of thla story, but It comes with good backing irom San Francisco. Little Owen Moran la one of the few renters wno never posea ns an ama teur. His first nirht. outside the nu merous scraps with the kids on the block, was In a professional tourna ment In Whltechapel. The tournament lasted three days, and. in that lime Moran . took the measurement of 17 pretty tough kids and so was launched on his career as a professional ngnier, MADDEN AND DALE WIN GAME OF SEVEN PINS Fifty points separated Dr. Madden and Hanpy Dole, tha seven pin cham pions, from RaynxQd and Wadhams, tho challengers, at the Oregon alleys last night. Madden 'and Dale rolled consistently all the way through the 0-game art and their victory was well merltod. They are now ready to accept all cnancnges. Following Is the result of the games between the White Rivers and Hicks Chatten teams last night, the former taxing all tnree games: WHITE RIVERS. Game 1st. 2nd. 8rd, i jmiLuumuuii VS. REAL THING Proposal to .Carry Big Game to Portland ) as Dis v cussed at Eugene. riayers. Capers ... Hurrlngton Christian . Brlnklcy . Kruse . ... Total .. 197 168 179 171 175 211 180 146 148 200 m 191 185 165 189 ... 887 885 912 HICKS-CHTEENS. Game Players. let 2nd. 3rd. Newbcrger ... 100 144 1J9 Doty 100 118 Allen 160 167 Edgar 168 142 Flandermeyer . 155 146 Tot Ar. B90 197 586 179 510 170 484 161 564 188 Tot. Av. 383 138 322 107 478 159 487 163 448 149 Total 873 717 728 fcT 1 11 I finmnthlnfr nnw In HiA nritv at a bASA- ball publication has just been Issued In the Spalding Athletic Library series "Hnaldiha-'s Official Baseball Record." edited by Henry Chadwlck. the "Father of Baseball." As Its name Indicates, the book is essentially statistical, but not the cut-and-drled kind so otfen found in that class of publications, as a glance at the contents win snow. Many oi ma rec ords contained therein will appeal to the old-time fans whose memories go back to the organization of the National league in 1876 cr the old first Profes sional association In 1871. . Cancer Cured in 10 Days A .Discovery That Has Startled the Medical WcfMd. I have discovered what the medical world has been looking for, for years, a sure cure for cancer, so sure that It can - be absolutely guaranteed, ' This I do. and I can prove It I have cured hun- . dreds of the most horrifying canes in from 10 to 20 days, after celebrated physicians and surgeons had given up all hope .of saving them. - After you have seen the marvelous results of this treatment, you will be surprised how easily you can cure yourself at home without risk or dan ger I have one of the finest sanitariums 'In the country for those who wish to come and have my personal attention. However, you can cure yourself Just as ' well at home. Any bank or business Arm in "Lebanon will tell 1 you we are ' Tollable and successful in curing can ' cer : Fill out the free coupon below with i your name and address and send it to day, ' (Special Dispatch V Tb Journal.) University of . Oregon Eugene, - Jan, 11 A great deal of discussion is being caused throughout th university over the agreement entered Into, by commit tees representing Oregon Agricultural college and Oregon providing that the annual football game between the Insti tutions shall be played at Portland In future. t ' In th current number of the Oregon the caption,- "An Unwise Move," which shows th attitude of a majority of the students. The editorial in part iouows: "The strongest argument in lavor or the game being played in tne metropo lis Is from a commercial and financial standpoint. The enormous amount of money seeurea py sucn a same lor Doin institutions would fill the treasuries Of the associated students with such an abundance of money that other student enterprises could be admirably sup ported. Such a fact can not be denied. But th a am aa now played alternately at Eugene and Corvallls nets each team .yearly approximately 11.000, which is a sufficient sum to help pay the runnln expenses of th season. The frame as It now stands is of sufficient nducemnt to make up all deficits. To have an Ideal in football, such as the commercial ideal. Is contrary to the very intention of college athletics. Such a tendency is a policy which will bring on evils that will ultimately lead to the abolishment of the game. "Not only is the financial objection alone, but in playing the game away from- the college town, college spirit would soon be at a minimum. When ever athletic contests are held away from the college campus, they soon lose their whoiesomeness ana degenerate into the various -forms of profes sional sport The old time college rivalry will disappear. "Our educational Institutions cannot afford to let their athletics degenerate into such an amusement. Such a gain would tend to kill the wholesome, keen, rival spirit which manifested Itself so efectually in the game Just past with the O. A. C. team. ' "Students of both Institutions would be at a great expense In Portland and naturally, a rreat falling off In the number of student attendance would be evident. The people of the college town want the game In their city, and espe cially the enterprising citizens of Eu gene who have so loyally supported us In our undertaking." If the athletic council decides to ac cept this agreement only one champlon- nip game win do piayea nere eacn ear. Next year this will be with Washington and the year following with Idaho. fil'FAn BEATS -HIS FIRST EASTERNER Chicago Boy Demonstrates Superiority Over the New York Lad in Boston. STANFORD TEAMS I May Bring Australian Rug by Team to Coast Crew ' Started Today. . (Special Dispatch to Tbe Jonrnal.) Stanford. University, Cal., Jan, IS. Stanford will play her first baseball gam January 26. The gam is ached uled with St Mary's college. Captain Fenton will take over entire charge of th coaching until the arrival of Pre ley, who is now in a Vancouver hos pital. Coach Lanahan will be unable to do any field coaching this season. Th. sohedul calls for three games week until tbe first of April and is one of the longest ever arranged here. . Tbe a-ames are arranged with St. Ignatius college and the Independents of San Francisco. St Vincent's of Loa Anae les. St Mary's of Oakland and Santa Clara. Island Team May Com. The following telegram has been re. celved from the New South Wales Rugby union by President Jordan: "If our team now vmitine uroat Hritain will return by way of San Franclsoo. wire matches, terms and probable re celpts." The team mentioned Is a representa tive team wmcn is Just concluding a se ries of matches In the Hrltlsh Isles and will soon return to Australia Dr. Angell of the athletic committee, when seen concerning the dispatch. seemed to be greatly In favor of the idea, but said the whole thing would depend on the matter of finances. He believs that with the cooperation of Vancouver all expenses could be met and that it would be a great thing for the a-ame on the Pacific coast He said the proposition would be faithfully consid ered before tne idea was given up. Murphy Grows Batter. The executive committee of the stu dent body will meet some time thfs week to consider the rowing situation, Coach Murphy Is reported to be conval escing and an effort will be made to transfer him to the student hospital, where all coaches and trainers have membership, in accordance with the stu dent body constitution, and allow him to direct the worK rrom mere. President Turner of the Boat club is arranging the preliminary work with Murphy and the team will turn out to- nlsrht under the supervision of Turner. The first training will bo done at the boathouse and It will oe nearly a montn before work is done on the water. By that time it Is thought that Murphy will be entirely recovered. If Murphy should suffer a relapse, however, it is not at all unlikely that another coach will be secured. In addition to the baseball games a number of track meets have been sched uled with outside teams. Dual meets will be held with the University of California, Pomona college and the Olympic club of San Francisco. The big meeting of the Pacific Coaat Athletic association will probably be held here. The first important date will be at Los Angeles, March 7, when Stanford will meet V. 8. C. aianager Knapp announced today that the northern football trip had been suc cessful financially 'and that a small amount had been cleared on the north ern games. SULLIVAN KETCHE (United Press Leased Wire.) Boston, Mass., Jan. 15. Packy Mc Farland, the Chicago lightweight, dem onstrated his class here last night when he fought and easily showed his su periority over Bert Keyes. the New York boy, the mill going 12 rounds. The Windy City champion has all kinds of speed and blows and gave Keyes a hard beating In each round. He could prob ably have sent his opponent to dream land had he so desired. McFarland. who has had a number of flo-hta In the east made an aus picious opening of the new year, by winning his first bouts Last year he won 12 victories, meeting some of the best boys In the country. Unless the unforeseen happens McFarland will win the ngnt to ngnt uans lor ine tiue before the year has passed Into his tory. L GO FOR FEBRUARY 11 IHGLIS WILL BE TO FORCED QUIT Multnomah Club Will Pro 'ceed to Chase Profession als Out of P. N. A. 'Billy Inglis, Tom McDonald and the raft of professionals who have sneaked Into the Pacific Northwest association Of tho Amateur Athletlo union, will be thrown out In a heap Just as soon as a special meeting can. be called for the purpose. Furthermore, the rank travos ties on amateur boxing and wrestling smokers which have been sanctioned by the Spokane and Seattle Athletlo clubs will be done away with or these . . . i 1 1 , i . i i i . . ciuui wut iubc iiirir invmoerBiup wiu standing." This Is a sample of the hot shot poured into the element which la con trolling atnietio anrairs in the north west association by Kdward E. Morgan of the Multnomah club this morning. Morgan is prepared to prove that both Inglis and McDonald are professionals of the worst sort, and that neither is a member of an amateur athletic organi sation. "Inglis Is particularly dangerous to the amateur standing of athletlo or ganisations in the northwest from tne fact that ne is chairman or tne regis tratlon committee and can say whether or not any man can secure admittance to the association," continued Morgan. "Aa chairman of this committee he has granted permission to the Sullivan brothers of Butte, who are out and out professional prizefighters, to box under tne colors or tne nposane Ainieuc ciud. He has also violated other amatour ethics while occupying the position of secretary and treasurer or the y. im. a. "Inglis is not a member of any ath letlo club in the association and I need no better proof than his own confession. He was not entitled to a place In the deliberations of the directors of the as sociation and secured his office by Tam many' methods. Tom McDonald, the former University of Washington ath lete, helped inglis to become the ar biter of the P. N. A. Znglls In By Artifice. Inglis secured his positions by arti fice. He got hold of a number of prox ies and so did McDonald. At tho ap pointed time McDonald sprung the Uni versity of Washington proxies and the Seattle Athletic i-lutvs. McDonald la professional football and track coach. and besides took part In some profes sional wrestling matches. 'Multnomah club proposes to see that such 'amateurs' as Intrlls and McDonald are weeded out of tne Paclflo North west association. We shall, at the next meeting of our board of directors, send a communication to President Gold smith, asking that he call a special ses sion at his earliest convenient. We shall then go Into the meeting and ex pose the methods of the professional element and make it so hot for them that they will be glad to withdraw. 'Multnomah club stands for all that pure In amateur athletics and we nrnnoHft still further to nernetuate this position. We believe that the adher ents of amateur athletics in the 8e- ittle Athletics club, the Spokane Ath etlc club, the Vancouver Athletic club, tnd the University of Washington will stand by us. Our staunchest support era are In the only other members of the association the Portland Kowlnir club." AW COWS Welters to Fight 25 Bounds Ulna Champion Hot After Nelson. SPORTING NOTES Local and Otherwise. raEB CAWOEB COUPON. If you suffer from cancer In any form, simply All in your name and address on dotted lines below and mall today to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co., 297V Curry Sanitarium, Lebanon, Ohio. You will be surprised how esslly you can cure yourself at home without Tlsk or danger. Name ...... .' Street ,,t. City, State. ty, state......... If von prefer not to address th Canoe? company itself, yon may reach ta doctor priTtly Just aa wtU by addressing his private ore tary. .f w. Samsey, Drawer Bt Lebanon, Ohio. 97?. Journal, Portland. - , - Whitman college will lose at least two old stare noxt year if the confer ence of northwest colleges adopts the four-vear rule. These chaps are uutcn er and Graham,- who have competed under the colors of the Missionaries for so long that the program would seem lacking in sometnmg ir ineir names were gone. Athletes have gone to Whitman college, graduated ana settled down, but still uutcner ana Ornham nans on. It haw been some--thlnar like seven years since they first donnca tracK suns. Very likely another season will see Princeton substituted for Carlisle on th Harvard university football sched trie. There Is a desire at Harvard to substitute the proposed game with the Tig-era for some other game and It Is probable that the Indians are slated to ao. Probable the way the Redmen handled the Crimson players last fall Id largely responsible for the agitation toward taking on Princeton. Now comes the claim by some friends of Owen Moran that the official scales uneri In welshing the English champion and Abe Atfell had been tampered with in the American's favor. It Is reported that Moran ,Jhad an Investigation made of the scales ana round mem several pounds off. It is believed by many that the little visitor did not weigh over 120 pounds New Tears afternoon. Next Thursday evening tbe East Side Atnietio ciud maoor DaseDan team win meet the Oregon Casket company nine in !he Rlngler gymnasium. These two teams are very evenly matched and the game should prove an Interesting one from a scientific standpoint. The match will be called promptly at 8 o'clock. .'mm Henry T. Krug, the great shortston, who was known to fans on the Pacific coast as "Heine" Krug. died yesterday In San - Francisco, of pneumonia. Last season Krug played with Indianapolis and thi year before was with Scran ton. For three years previous to his eastern engagement he was with the San Fran cisco team. He played baseball for years' n the Pacific coast and was al ways popular-with the fans. - Expert riflemen." pistol shots, and horsemen of Southern California are forming an organisation which has for Its : object the development of marks rnansbin and horsemanship for the de fense of the southern California coast line and frontier, from foreign foes. -if any should ever attempt ' invasion of tna CQunvy. w ; , 1 (Cn'.ted Preit Leawd Wire.) San Francisco, Cal., Jan. 15. Articles of ogreement for a 25-round fight be tween Twin Sullivan and Stanley Ketchel, to take place at the Mlsslon ptreet arena Saturday afternoon, Febru- 22. have been siirned. Billy Roach wna selected to reforee the fight The contest la to take place at 2:15 o'clock in the afternoon and the men have agreed to make 154 pounds four hours hefnrn thn flarht. Willis Britt Is hot on the trail of Battling Nelson to match him with the Ulna Champion. Willis wan very inutu afralrt that Jack Clifford would flat ten the Dane, and when he read the story of how Nelson scored a knockout the matchmaking member of the Britt family sent some rush wires out. There Is Just a chance that the Scaler-Frayne match will be called on again. Scaler's manager has been very anxious to be allowed to post the for feit but has not convinced corrroth that he means business and really wants a fight. PORTLAND SPORTSMEN SLAUGHTERING DEER Reports brought to Portland by per sons who have been visiting in the Ne halem valley country are to the ef fect that "sportsmen" said to be from this city, Invaded the mountains re cently and slaughtered deer unmerciful ly. Farmers living In tho Nehalem country found the dead carcasses of the deer scattered about the mountain sides. In one particular place the bodies of eight deer were found, according to re port. The hunters had not cut the ani mals throats. The slaughtered deer had evidently been piled together for photo graphic effect Those living in the country are said to be very Indignant over the action of the alleged Portland pot hunters. As the hunters are known the natives will take particular paina to see that the men are not allowed to hunt in that country again. IN FOR CENSURE Support of Bingham Criti cised in Itself and for What It Implies. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Salem, Or., Jan. 15. Congressman Hawley Is coming In for some censure on account of the Republican mlxup over the nomination of Schuebcl. It Is recalled that Hawley made his greatest hit with the voters by his urgont de mand that the Oregon & California Railroad company be compelled in the courts to surrender Its land grants In Oregon. He made this an issue In the primary and at the election and since election, and his recent recommendation of George O. Bingham, a life-long at torney or the Harrlman lines, whose 4,000,000 acres of lands arc to be wrest ed from them by process in the federal courts, Is pointed out as an Inconsist ency. it is claimed for Bingham that he has been only, the company's local attor ney, and as district attorney he would probably be entirely controlled by de partmental orders and would have no power of initiative In the una Iter. The division In Republican lines Is over the direct primary system, as the Schuebel supporters are nearly all for the direct nominating system, while Bingham sup porters are anti-Bourne and antl-prl-mary people. Mr. Bingham's aDinty as an attorney Is not auestioned. but the criticism of his, appointment is based solely on his close connection with the Southern Pa clflo and his close relations with some of the prominent defendants in land fraud cases. Ho was counsel for A. T. Kelliher and was one of the bondsmen of George W. Davis, tho defaulting school land clerk, by whom the state lost about -$30,000. It Is believed by Republicans here that a new man iwlll be taken up unless Schuebel is confirmed. Do You Enjoy Jour Heals? One of the Most Important Ques tions to Consider in the Search , ' for Happiness and Health. - Th burning ; question, to you, is, "Ar you getting out o life all th pleasur and the health you ar en titled tor If not why notT ' No matter whether vry organ and member of your body is in a sound state of health and strength. If your stomach is in any way disordered, you am not aolna to be "yourself." You are going to b a worried, out-of-sorts. nervous or sullen inaiviauai, wnose ac tions will reflect tour condition inside. and people will naturally avoid you. 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Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 59 INNUALSALErTEM MILLION BOXES E0SEBUKG FIVE BEATS ASIILAND'S (Special Dispatch to The Jonrnal.) Roseburg, Or., Jan. 15. The Ashland Athletic club of Ashland was defeated, SO to 15, by the Roseburg Clovers of the Roseburg High school In a fine game of basketball Saturday night The first half was closely contested, the score standing 16 to 14 in favor of Roseburg. In the second half the score was not so close. Roseburg making 14 points, while oup tally was the test Ashland could do. It was a fast game all through, both teams making many star plays.- The same toams will play another game tonight. The lineup: 1 Roseburg Thornton and Fisher, for wards; French, center; Kisiey ana Goodman, guards. Ashland Herndon and Bondberg. for wards; Croker, center; Martin and Rob ertson, guards. A most wonderful remedy for . bronchial affections. Free from opiates, uboxmmij. (Special Dispatch to Tbe Jonrnal.) North Yakima, Wash., Jan. 15. Before leaving this city after a week's work here. Rev. Leonard Snyder, who calls 1 himself the "Boys' Missionary of Amer- , ica," paid his respects to the people of j North Yakima in forcible terms, and In- , cldentally grilled to a finish the preach ers of the city, Secretary Turner of the Y. M. C. A. and D. C. Reed, superintend- : ent of the public schools. The Rev. Mr. 1 Snyder was unable to understand the lack of philanthropic seal among the residents of North Yakima and what he 1 termed the lack of courtesy and appre ciation of the preachers. While his : missionary work among the. youngsters of the city was productive of much : good, be said, the people generally railed 1 to enthuse over it. At any rate, accord ing to Mr. Snyder, they did not support it. t "This town is the limit," declared he, at the end of a week's work among the boys of the city, during which he claims to have exacted the pledge from most of the boys to abstain from cigar ette smoking. "I have labored in many cities, but have never yet seen tbe equal of this. "I have been in North xaklma an en tire week doing the Lord's work. Do you suppose the ministers of the city churches called upon me, offered me any help, or even any encouragement? Just one. Not even the secretary of your Y. M. C. A., whose work I am doing, offered any assistance to me or showed any interest in the work. The superintendent of your schools, who should have been as anxious as any one to have this work done, would not even give me his cooperation, and I had, to fight to get Into the school rooms of these misguided Doys to show them how they are harming themselves In smoking, swearing and other evil practices. The people here are cold, very cold." Mr. Snyder said he intended to come back to Washington next fall, and like. ly would return to this city to take up the work again, even though the people did not encourage him this time. He has gone to Duluth, Minnesota. SALEM ATTORNEY TO REYIVE SLEEPING LAW h (Special Dispatch to Th Jonrnal.) Salem, Jan. 15. Mayor Rodgers of thla eltv has started a law enforce ment crusade, and one of the first acts was ordering the removal of popcorn machines from the street. Merchants who display their wares more than 12 Inches from the building front or more than 20 inches high are arrested and fined. There is Rn ordinance against a person walking with a bucket on his or her head. That will be enforced. Also the stringent ordinance against spit ting on the sidewalk. In the meantime the city attorney is ransacking the city statutes for obsolete laws and will re vive a number of dead-letter ordinances for the edification of citizens these quiet times. . - January Special! We are offering special prices throughout January on picture framing, artists' material and wall paper. E. H. Moorebouse & Co.. 312 Alder street. DIED WITH RICHES NEARLY IN REACH T New Orleans, Jan. 14. When a for tune of $50,000 was almost within her grasp, Mrs. Mary O'Keefe, 60 years old, an habitual drunkard, who had been sent to prison more than 100 times, died yesterday in a squalid room above & innn Mrs. Ellen O'Keefe. a sister. who would have shared partly In the legacy, went to a pauper's grave re- WB M Laoo Pms. W THtaBW.uxsiV.P; WE 1 i Lumber Wi cxcmanoc Builoino OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL, . p Low Non-Participating . Rates High Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AGENTS. Apply to JXSSB B. SHABP. Kaaagar of Agents, 814 lumber rxoaange Slog. WASHED COAL Our fifth bargeload of coal from our mine just unloaded. All washed. Ask us about It . , Over 300 Tons Sold in December NO SOOT NO DIRT OR FINE COAL. Burns Well $7.00 PER TON Lasts Well F. B. JONES & CO. : TXX.ZFHOBES TACXTZO, EAST 7) KOMB B-177X. . 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We own and control the largest snd best equipped dental establishment in the world, having Just opened an office in Astoria, making us 18 offices all told. We give a written guerantee with all work for 10 years. Lady attendant Open evenings-till 8. Sunday 9 to L CHICAGO Painless Dentists SIXTH ASrS WASHZSrOTOV Be sure you are in the right place. 1 MILITARY' ACADEMY PORTLAND ORE A Boarding and ' Day Bchool tor Young Men and Boys. - . , . - Preparation ' ' for col leges, U. 8. Military and Naval Academies. Ac credited to . Stanford. Berkeley : Cornell, Am herst and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges. Manual v train ing; Business .coursA. The principal baa bad I yet rap, experience in Port land. Comfortable quar ters. . Best environments. : Make reservations now. 1 For Illustrated catalog; and other literature ad dress J. W. BILL. IV D., Vriaolsal sd Fcoprietos, KLAMATH DEBATERS EAGEB FOR CONTEST (Social Dispatch' to Tbe Journal.) ' Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 14. The pu pils of the Klamath county high school met at the High School building Friday evening waiting for the returns from the debate In this district of tbe State Debating league. The returns -ere that Klamath Falls had defeated Medf ord and the new was enthusiastically re ceived. Tomorrow night; Klamath Falls will meet Grants Pass and Professor C. A. ; Howard of the Klamath lgh school now has Klamath's .three contest ants In graining at Ashland. The team consists of Alex Martin, , Carlisle and .Ylacent; Taden. : ,. I.WB HI ' SI'W . ' 'SMJtll j WOMAN A OPEC! AO Tj MAS. 8. X.. CHAIT, the only cnineso woman doctor 1 1 thla city. bhe has Curi many afflicted sufferer. Cured private and femai 1 diseases, also throat lung troubles; stornacu. bladder and kidneys : i diseases of all kinds . tl;;i; the human flush U li.-lr t Cured bv Chinese hria i roots. Remedies harmless. No opr 1 tlons. 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