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10 THE OREGON DAILY.. JOURNAL; PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 20. 1D0S. HEED OEFEIISES When You Weed a Spe cialist Consult Ono of Wide Experience. AT GODS PAY S aa aaaBBt , I V-j-.vv lit 'T ; ' , nnnnirt'nimiin t " lSTL 1 . ....wm I V I nanTaiii mn nimr .111 S UANfllfllU MUM UfllUllUIN bv t t w i - ., !i . r. . 1 tail Ml United States ' Enjrineers Asked to Note Harbor . Has Xo Fortifications.' ' ' (Sptclal DUpitcfc to Tk ?Mnuil. Salera, --Or., Jan. IlL-CtpUlit Walter Ljron, reprenttn th 5 Mrhfleld chamber of commerce, haa beun In tha city arranglnir for a conference between rebreMtilatlVfa or l;ooa Day eotnmtrrul bodies and delcgatea from the-Willam etta Valley - Development leagme, with tna board or United Statea engineer who were aent to the count to Inveatl- rata aa2 report on the needa of harbor Tmprovementa. : The conference la to take place at the office of Major Roeae ler at Portland Wedneadny moraine: at le o'clock, when there will be a hearing on the needs of Coon bay and Ita harbor from the atandDOInt of the military defenaea required to protect thla part of wentcrn Oregon aaainat any poaaible In-, vaalon of an armed force. Cooa -bay the largeat harbor and coaling atatlon Coast's Biggest Stake Baca ' Will ; See Some Great ; , Sprinters Entered. . i j' . By, J. . S. A. Macdonald. :- UdIM4 raa Jaie4 Wlr.f San "Franclaco, Jan. JO The famous Burns handicap, tha Brooklyn handicap of the raclflc coaat. Wilt be run next Saturday at Emeryville. The bg race la worth $7,000 to the owner of the win ning horse, and $1,000 and $1,000 re spectively, to the owners pi second ana mira noraea. i , It is laid orer the aame route aa the Suburban handicap, ma iirooaiyn unui ... n itthM nf ha star threa-y ear-old' and-up spring speciala In the eaat, and, iii. ihM vents. . it attracts a tre- mendoua crowd. - , , . Parla may have lta Grand Prix and London the Epsom derby, 'but to Ban Francisco there is nothing which trans- ' cends in racing importance the great Burns handicap, named in honor of Lan M. Burns, vloe-prestdent of ihe .New California Jockey club and tnaant'to . perpetuate a memory of the noble deed; accompllahed by him for the welfare of the turf unon the Paclflo f'ope. With clear weather prevailing Satur day a throng of U.000 racing enthuai-, asts will be on hand for the running.. And what a betting carnival It will be. too. Ifa one of the real great eportlng epectacles of the world to see the Burna handicap crowds toss up the gold to the; bookmakers. Talk, about Suburban! handicap day why.there .ia "lmot much money wagered here on the Burns handicap. ''.! . Arcadia Oracka WUl Bon. it ; hi tim tt la i hard to' make aelecUon aa the probable winner, though many good Judgea aay euner a. dhu reth or R. F. Carman will take the plum. m..i.iMni.iiiii Meelick have received a long an J-careful preparation en the dry course at aania aiuu. "c' training., are also Ed Trotter's Peter Pterlinit and "Dick" Carman's etar. Rifleman. Undoubtedly tne race to be at the mercy of one of the Ia Anirelea candldatea. - , . . Th. miiHrfw nnilitlon of the Oakland - course has made It exceedingly difficult for the local trainer to condition their candidates, ao, aa mucn aa tne locai as sociation hates to see me csrroan nu Hlldreth horsea come up here' to win big chunks of money to take away and disburse at Loa Angeles, it must resign Itself to the inevitable, for Juat now it looks as If nothing but an outrageous accident can deprive an Arcadia trained horse from capturing the -rich money bag dangling at the end of this year's iiurna nanaicap. - , Carman left Oakland In a huff over two months ago. but he submerged his feelings ever"- time good money-pay . In sink a snneared on the horison here. He never failed to send up a candidate after the -money, and. In the majority of instances, he went home with it. In Tact, when the rainy season set in. along about the lart part of November, he and Brute decided on a set campaign of conditioning their horses at loe Angeiea and aendlng them up here for the big etakea. Toe plan has worxea 10 . per fection. , , These W1U Oo e Voet, - While a ereat manv.thinn may oc rttr within a week'a Ome. the probable starters In the coming Burns handicap era as follows: n -:-, , - , -Hnrsea Owners. Prob. Jockey. Llsaro . J. E. Baldwin ...... Hogg juggler ... .Berlew & O Nell . ; a- . i V,.:: The star feature lu the pugilistic world in the near future is a bout between Packy McFarland of Chicago, and Tommy Murphy of Harlem. The center photograph shows McFarland on the left and his manager, Harry Gilmore Jr., as they appeared in street clothes. The other two photographs are of McFarland on the left, and Tommy Murphy In fight ing pose. CALENDAR OF SPORT FOR THE WEEK. Joe Nealon.O. C. McCafferty. Heatherton Arlmo ........ . . i.,;. , i Burns Rifleman ....R. F. Carman...... Harty Acrobat ... ..... s . . s . : .... ...... Ross Farly Tide . . .U. Zede Arman. . . Preston . Keen Movina. . M. Ooldblatt. .... Ranld Water t ......... .. Dugan Meelick ... .,.3.'C Hlldreth ..... . Lynch Montgomery Sandy Clamor . ............ .v . .... ... Radtke mamor J. O. Keene ..... Radtke Read Le ... , J. O. Keene Peter Sterling. .EdTrotter. . . , Mountain Periuiclo T. H. Williams. . . . . Miller Deutschland . R Schrleber ...... Keogh TIGHT 3I0XEY FAILS TO SCARE ONE AUTO FIR3I Possibly -no other Industry has been so. seriously interfered with by the re cent; financial '"brain storm" as the au tomobile' Industry although the limit less 'resources of : the country furnish material; for optimism among the older and saner men !- the business, and they look, forward to a ; resumption of ; pooa times ror tfiem oerore tfte snow leaves the ground. One of the first moves that 90 per ii tne manufacturers maae was to discontinue, as far as possible, their advertising, and this move waa respons : ible for a letter being sent to Rambler dealers by the Thomas B. Jeffrey com !any of Kenosha, announcing that they would -continue their advertising, hav ing entire confidence in the prosperity of the coming season. - ,'l?.i"ke -h "H "that "we do no ?f.r,',nJI.nd therefore enabled to nut greater -alue In our car.' Is poor .Frederick B. Hart, dfrec- J,7nf riMN.'01" th Rambler com rnp, 'and if the nonadvertlaed car Is no better thsa Us selling argument lu fut,.rs Is already written on the wall "Money spent in legitimate and w jilnt-ed advertising does not increase the total cost of the product. It reduces tne selling expense in other directions no materially that the total eelling x- rYe tn fr ? w advertised make is far below that of one marketed without the aid of such publicity. This expense la as much a part . of - th cost of production aa Is that of material and labor, ...-. ?'(ts..!-'.:.- v,-.-:.,! v.--4 w "I hav been somewhat costive, but Donn's Reguiets gave Just the results desired. They act mildly and regulate the bowels nerfeothr." George . B. Krause. ( Walnut Ava, Altoona, Pa. in Kansas City. Annusl hnnnfnl nt Knrfhw.it.rn Curling association opens in Duluth. Tuesday Annual meeting of Central league at Fort Wayne. Indiana. Bill Papke vs. Walter Stanton. 13 rounds, at Boston Jack (Twin) Sullivan vs. Joe Thomas. 10 rounds, at Los Angeles. Wednesday Toriy Canon! vs. Toung Mahoney, 10 rounds, at Racine, Wiscon sin. Thursday Frank Mantell vs. Harry jewis. iz rounds, at New Maven Con necticut.' . . 1 .-Midwinter traD shootlnr tournament opens at Pinehurst, North Carolina. Billiard match at Philadelphia be tween Jacob Schaefer and Albert Cutler for 18.1 championship. Fridsr Second annus! ennrrean of Colorado Whist league at Denver. Saturday National Motor Boat and Engine show opens in Boston. World's championship snowshoe races at Quebec. , f , e r CHESBRO INVENTED ' THE SQUEEZE PLAY New York, Jan. 20. The suee2e play waa not Invented by Griffith. Neither did Billy Hogg bring It with him from Pueblo when he joined the Highlanders. The leaderof the New Tork Americans receives credit for perfecting the pro cess, but it was discovered by accident. Happy Jack Cnesbro being the lad who first made the break from third to nomeexpectlng the batsman to lay the ball out of the fielder's reach. Ttl. H.taman n ). . i ..-.... . " i.v nan nunc IJ L 1 1 1. 1 man wee wiuie Keeier. bad not been tipped off as to Chesbro s daring Inten tion to steal home, but being quick witted. chucked his bat at th iiut.uo rau ion oui or reacn or bottl pitcher and third baseman, Keeler get ting to first while Chesbro dashed over me pan. The Bostons were the Hlu-hlanrta' nn. ponents on that day on the hilltop It nan in jpvt Mnn Liiev wara aa mitrth puriieo at i;nesDro s rash action in leav lna; third for home aa wera tha ui.h landers. In the club house after the game Griffith questioned Chesbro as lowny ne naa started to run home. THE DALLES BLUES WIN FROM ANTELOPES 11 Id dUflUI PASSES AT AGE OF 87 Well-Known Bathhouse Pro prietor and Swimming Instructor Dead. (Special Dlnpatcb to The Journal.) The Dalles. Or., Jan. 20. In one of the most exciting and cleanest game of basketball ever seen at Antelope, The Dalles Blues won over the Athletic club team of that city by the acore of 21 to 20. For The Dulles Edmunds aa forward played a great came and scored H "uTTii h. hiMf th. w nJAjft CfSS LawTcncV c and Gamble 'were Antelope's point get ters. The former is one of the most sggresalve forwards in the state. In Saturday's game he made 12 points, CaDtaln Thomas Bundv. known to a greater part of Portland's population aa the proprietor of Bundy's bathhouse, on the eaat bank of the Willamette near Ross Island. passed away at 7 o'clock last night at the age of 87 years. The funeral will be held from the family reaidence, (II Grand avenue, tomorrow afternoon. Born In Brighton, England. May 12, 1820, Captain Bundy had a stirring ca reer on the sea. He waa a sailor in the British navy, and helped to suppress Africa slave trading. He first estab lished his residence In Buffalo, after coming 'to America, and worked on the great lakes for something like 40 years. He came to Oreaon about 10 years ago and engaged in the bathhouse business until his death. Cantain nundv presented a striking appearance with hia snowy locks and long flowing beard, and his amiable disposition waa marked at first acquaintance. Bo rar aa known captain tsunay nas no relatives In Oregon. He baa a brother residing In Chicago and a neph ew in Oklahoma. MULTNOMAH CLUBMEN TO ATTEND FUNERAL Members of the Multnomah club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:45 o'clock to attend the funeral of Frank ( on the coaat between San Francisco and the mouth of the Columbia and naa not so much, aa a painted wooden gun .on uara duty in tne way or roast aeienses. moortant results are expected from Cooa bay as a result of this conference, CHINESE OF HAWAII WAR ON OPIUM ICnlted Prea Tcied Wirt.) Honolulu, Jan. . 20. Oamsul Chang Tso Fan and CO Chinese residents are members of an association formed here' to make war on opium using In Ha waii, according to the edict of the em press which has had tremendous re sults in suDDresslna tha habit and traf fic within the empire. It is estimated that there ere 0,000 users of opium among the 25,000 Chinese In the ter ritory, i In a systematic Investigation ' of tha opium dens of Honolulu made by the in au win association, aa tne organi sation la named, several whites, In cluding one woman, were discovered among the addicted. REVIVAL MEETINGS" AT BAKER CITY (Special DUp.tch to The Jonrs.l.) Baker City. Or. Jan. 20. Revivals have attracted much attention in Baker thla month. Evangelists Winter and Kverett have been laboring for nearly three weeks at the Methodist Episcopal church, where Rev. Jacob Finger is, pastor. uooo results nave roi lowed. There have been a number of conver sions, among them several grown oeo- pie. in meetings ciosea inst nignt. At the First Baptist churchi Rev. George R. , Varney, pa.tor. Evangelist Hermlston and Mrs. Hermlston have I been' doing good work for nearly twe weeks. Much Interest has been aroused. a number nave rroressed conversion. The meetings will continue another weeKf The Bailable PpeoUUst . Gamble six and Kincald. at center, two. The llneuo was as follows: The Dalles Thompson, right field: Edmunds left field; Conrow. center; streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. . Deceased, who waa famous as a quar ter mile runner on the championship Multnomah team of 1896. passed away In Manila, Philippine islands, on De cember 10 last of malignant fever. Tie went to the islands in 1898 as a mem ber of company H of the Second Oregon an employe in the customs house. Humphreys, right guard; ; Hill, left I L,r..!! i IT ..T.. 1 guard. Antelope Gamble, right field: Bol ton, left field; Kincald. center: Taylor, right guard; Morgan, left guard. Medics Win at Baskets. T a a. Qatiisifaw avnn lna tha 4W tfr Referee. Silvertooth; urnprre, Roberts; frS the Oregon Medlcil college de tlmekeeper Professor Davis. ... feated the SunnysMe E. B. C. In I very SALEM P0ST0FFICE ALREADY ANTIQUATED (Sped) DtopiiVh to The Jnnrnal.t Salem. Or.. Jan. 20. Postmaster Far- rar la making plans to ask for an on largment of the postofflce building nt Salem. The building was erected only three years ago and the grounds were finished laat year, but the growth of me city and surrounding country has been such that present accommodations are inadequate. Additional city carriers now required would not nave room te work in the cramped quarters. An addi tion of one' story and a basement 20 by ou iei is 10 op asaea xor. Merryman for the Senate. (Special Dispatcb to Th Journal.) Klamath Falla, Or., Jan. 20. Klamath county may secure tne next Joint sen ator for the district comprising Crook, Klamath and Lake counties. Dr. George N. Merryman, who represented this dis trict in the lower house at the last ses sion, is spoken of for the place. Klam ath county haa never had a resident rep resentative in toe senate. i M Y SPECIALTIES ARE NERVOUS DEBILITY, 10ST VITAIITY AND ALL WEAK-; . RESSES OF T.IEN ' If you have violated thel laws of health and are conscious of a con - stent drain which Is undermining , your system, come to me before you , , become a nervous and physical wreck. If you are weak, gloomy, despondent. . have bad dreams, de '' pressed,' lack ambition and energy, " unable to concentrate your thoughts, lack vim, vigor and vitality, come to , me at once. My treatment wljil stop , all -drains and overcome all weak nasses. and positively restore you to (-. strength and health.. I have cured hundreds of weak men,' and I will give you a written guarantee to cure '" you. . ..... ... . Blooff Poison, Dicers; Sores, Swollen Glands ured to atay cured Mr treatment is srlentlfie and rational and will e Imlnate every vestige of poison, from your eystem. If. you have aoree, pimples, deep ulcerations, aoree In the mouth . and throat call at once. I will guarantee a permanent cure, and back It up. -r-AU,?'-J5TX,m0n?JI D 'A CHmOKICI ttZXTOTTS AVO 3rn,A?.TJPi8A.'' ttr. u7 In the shorteat possible time. X eaa affor to treat yon cheaper than any of tbe so-ealiadT apeoUUets f OBSTRUCTION For: the. cure of obstructlona In the urinary canal I have discovered and developed a system thst gives all the . benefits tit surgery without . , the pain-, that, aurgery Involves; a painless system of curing obstruction which acts directly upon the affected' carts: rilaanlvea tha knn.mii tia. sue, stops all Irritation and allays all Inflammation of the Bladder and Prostate. ,lf : . t. sj,t , VARICOCELE ' ' ' ; Varicocele la a diseased condition of the scrotal veins. It may be caused by blowa. klcka. falls, heavy lifting, mumpe, early Indiscretion, , or may be a symptom onry of some special weakness. Though causing you no trouble at the present time, your Varicocele Will. If permitted to go without the proper treatment, impair and destroy the elements of vitality. . I daily demonstrate that Varicocele can be' positively and speedily cured without cutting, burning or any other form of operation. URINARY AND PROSTATIC DISEASES Oratitla. Irritation at afaak nf ChtMaMi --a Tn.. tloa of the rrostate Oland and an olaeases of the Sladder and Sidney m"whj jmiu is f mumru iwmu ex srsasmsas. t especially invite old chronic cases that have been unsuccessfully treated elsewhere. Consnlt lis (Free) Before Placing Toor Case Elsewhere ,0 COaTSTJXTATTOir aa XXAKZWATZOaT or write for full information before taking txeataent, as yoa will find oar charges lower an treatment quicker and better tbaa elsewhere. ' patients bare told me, after X eared them, that they hesitated at first to some on aoeonnt of having been deceived by unreliable, Ola hoaeet or nnskUled apeoUliata, aad they had almost beoome so skeptical as to think there waa so aura for them. X want an opportunity to treat Just snoh man. . At all times we are anxious to see those who have "given up hope." merely, if eve?, la a ease beyond help. No matter whether It Is Vrethral Obstruction, Yarioocele, sTydrooele, Rupture, gkla XMseaeee, Lost Vital, lty, Vsrvons SebUlty, Blood Poison, Blotches, aorea, Kidney aad Bladder or Contracted Diseases, or any of the diseases and weaknesses of men. Office Honrs a. m. to 8 p. a. Svealngs, T to 1 Van day, 10 to X. Oregon Medical Institute 192i llorrlson S(reeI,BeI.veeo Kb and 5th, Porlland. Oregon Alter me Kame a Bociai aanco waiiii..ia.r 11 k a 1 6 I'niuerwVLM lope teafti to The Dalles players. 'Thought I had the signal," quoth Jack' 'And what made vou hit the hull?" a.rir asked Keeler. "I didn't see what else mere was ior me to rtn to nrav. Chesbro from committing suicide" spoAded Keeler. Orifflth instructed hia man tn It any. time they thousrht thev outguess the opposing nltrher the rout of .the season, but not to go too strong un xnv yia-y biiu 10 wmi unui tne 101 lowing sprtna; to see what could ha Anna In the way of developing; it. This Was" done; and in the anrln nf ivvo me niKiiinnaers aoi to woric -and Ji ad tne piay down fine when the cam paign opened. Since then it has been one of the winners jn their repertoire and has been adopted by a majority of tne teams, pig and little. John Mc Graw of the Giants refused to fan n line for some time, but -last year the ruio grouna team aaapiea ine new By tem. .. . - - . TO CITES A COLO t OHE SAT Take LAXATIVE BUOMO Quinine Tablet. Drusglt( refund mooer If it falls to on re. E. W. GBOVE'8 ig nature t$ oo aeb pox. 23c This Day in Sport. Annals. : 1 85 At New Tork. Dudley Kava- naugh defeated William Goldthwait In Millard match, for champion . cue and $1,000. 1871 The- Boston Baseball club or ganised. 188S At Boston, J. B, Prince defeat ed th T. Frye in-10-mile bicycle race, tor 2 BOO and championship of America. 1902 At Louisville. Marvin Hart knocked out "Billy" Stlft in third round.; At oaKtana, California lrful' ing ana "Kid " McFadden fought 15 round to a draw. . ,v . .'-l9A Milwaukee. Maurice Sayers draw Herrer eht a lx-round AmeTli'2 J'ring broke American record for long-distance ski Jumping by covering 112 feetTT rrm'ieJ1!1 "u?rlftv' nilnute vaith tJU. 5iif-T0" pp1?. Thoma' Ecloo tric Oil at one. It acta Uke magic. rams had thev been In practice. At the end of the first half the score stood 6-6 in favor of the medics, but encouraged by a few lucky baskets, they rallied and found the basket so often that the final score was O. M. C. 26, Sunnyside 12." - ' . In the Treilmlnary came the Teddy Bear from the Boy' Detention home defeated the Third Presbyterian ginata in a well contested game by a score of 29 to 6. Much credit is due the Teddy Bears for playing a fine game. This was tneir rirst victory. "Prexy" Campbell and McClain. fSoedal Dlasateb to The Journal.) University of Oregon. Eugene. Jan. here this week. They will be used in 20. At the meeting of the Athletic gymnasium work at present and will council Saturday President p. L. Camp. not for some time be developed as an bell and Carl McClain, '08, were elected intercollegiate contest. The old track I deleeatea to a conference of the unl- and football grounds will be given over I versl ties and colleges of the northwest. to tne game, ana it is expected to prove which will be held at wall walla tn popular. I February.. -The purpose of the confer- As it requires no brute force and I enca is to , discuss athletic relations much skin, speed and endurance it has among the colleges and to settle all been selected as one of the beat mnth. diannted nnentlnna. The Institutions OdS of physical training. It is the de. I renreaented will be the Universities of sire or tne nygiene department to Intro- Oregon. Washington and Idaho, Oregon' duce aj many new forms of sport as Agricultural college, Pullman and Whit- poawiuio in inn ueiiei mat an college 1 man. siuaenis anuuia oe engaged in SOraO I neaiin-givins exercise. I twtvttt a tTCI ri"kTVr mrv A wrestling club haa also been UU1 JVAILIJO WUilW J Th affair proved a most pleasant one. Miss Nell ucurear was toastmlstress, and toasts were responded to by various guests STANFORD STUDENTS TO PLAY LACROSSE GAME (Special DUpetch to ' The Journal.) Stanford University, Cal., Jan. 20. Equipment for the Installation of lacroaae set have been ordered from ' the east and are expected to arrive ! Shipping Rate Case. (United PreM Leased Wire.) Chicago, 111., Jan. 20. Much Interest centers in tne complaint oi Minneapolis merchants against the Boston & Maine and other railroads, which has beet set for hearing before, the Interstate com merce commission here today. The case involves the question nether the rail roads have the right to raise ratea on the shipment of goods from the eaat by way oi tne ureal juaaes to Minneapolis, so to inciuae marine insuranc. formed under the direction of the da. partment, and instruction In the science of the mat Is being given to a class or iz twice a ween. KLAMATH COUNTY M'MINNVILLE TEAM WINS FROM PACIFIC I MeMinnvllle College, Or., Jan. 20. In a warmiy-contestea Basketball game They recently visited Klamath Fall nere Saturday nignt netween McMlnn-i After an investigation of the Butte vine college and pacific university, the valley country and the new towns along n ,KU' V1 i? lo x- the California Nortneastern railway, (Special DlRpateb to Th Journal.) Klamath Falls. Or.. Jan. 20. The first excursion of homeseekers this year, bound for Klarnath left Chicago January 14. George L. McDonauirh and D. C. Campbell, the promoters of the settlement of Butte valley py the Dunk- aros, nave tne excursion in cnarge. cept ror a rew minutes in the first half the excursionists will be brought here before her team was warmed up, tne over the Oregon & California Stage iKr ai. viai.uj miunvu - men nuuerwnir. mmninir. una . c .r.j. Th. vnmA warn f... U 1 .... I I r . A anci waa a kikju. ii&an exniouion. witnam. f. u. a craca player, was up against it" when tie met Rice, a McMinnvllle guard, as he only made one neia Dasaei. xne stars ror p. u. were Gwynn and ' Ward. For McMlnn vile the point gainers were E. F. and K. s. McK.ee. Kicnaruson and Rice were right there witn tne team work. La Grande Girls Take Tour. Pendleton. Or., Jan. 20. A return WHITKLAWKKU) VISITS STANFORD (Soevlal blRDatefa to Tha Jonrnal.) Stanford UTJlversIty. Cal.. Jan. 20. Whitelaw Reid. American ambassador to the court of St. Jamea. diplomat and statesman,, who Is also a trustee of Stanford university, is - nayinc . a short visit to the coaat and ia now at his home In Milbrae. Ambassador Reld game of basketball will be played be- iween me giri a iiigii wnuui leam or ha. h-n member of tha hoard nt La Grande and the girl's team of Pen- . , . . . . l i . - t.i - m. . I uunicr. ",n mi?' "1A.Lu'1,r! U ln's university and ha always been keenly d in the management of it f- slno the ' foundation of the rrantrement was made in ua, Grande I ..i . . i m , . .y 'pfnJt ThJ i , cli" felr H " expeeted to pay a visit to which Pendleton won. Tne L,a Grande the unlveraltv Mm week . (uin niav tha Waiia nr.ii. I 11 e university tnis weea. team will also play the Walla Walla team on February 8,! making a tour of wo days In this section. ,,f ' Boost for Oatdieck. Pitcher Ralph Willi of the Seals Is out with a strong recommendation for Ostdeickv the catcher from Canton, Ohio, who will be a member of tha Port land team this year. i-"Ostdee:; is the best of that league," said Willis, "but he will come high. They are paying him 1300 a month and McCredle will have to boost t,hat salary, He la a man who weigh abont 185 pounds,' and Is vary fast' on ' the bases, as well mm being a moderately rood Bitter." ' Indiana X'nlversiry Celebrates. ' (United Preas teamd Wire.) Bloomlno-ton. Ind.. ' Jan. 20 -Alumni anf friends of Indiana university gath ered her in force today to take part In the Foundation day exercises, which this year have been arranged on a more elaborate scale than ever before. Found ed in 1820 with a corps of 'half a dozen teachers and a handful of student, the university now boasts- of an enrollment of more than 1,600 students and a fac ulty of 76 members. " At the commence ment' exercise In June the university will dedicate a new 1100,000 library building. -- ..-' ., . , TEETH EXTRACTED FREE ' WbenPlates or Bridges ' Are Ordered a V mm aaa. , m fix worK at nan trice tor z hort time to introduce fthe "Electro Painless System" Full Set, that fit. . ..... $5.00 Gold Crowns. 22-k $3.50 Bridge Teeth, 22-k. ... .$3.50 Gold Fillings ........ SI. 00 SUver Fillings , 50 Guaranteed for 10 Years. "f .Open Evenings, : THE ELECTRO t DENTAL PARLORS 303 Washington SU cor. 0th.: Opposite Olds & King's. CURE, NOT TALK IS WHAT YOU WANT tott anrtrr. com to trs loom o Z.ATEB. wTTT SOT JTOWt BBTUgB TO mvmn an ZiOJbtoeb om rmoaosxj or OTBSBS. CONSULTATION PRGB U w do ao ear yoa It will no eot tu on on. KI1T BXSBA8SS, BOBSS, ux.CEX.a pioaniiL IBCBBMA, fWni!, BIOTCUS, , ITOKIKO, BUBWIJTO. DUOOUattlOII Of I1 Jsxnr. 1PIPTI!DF KTDWT, BLABDia, FBO. rMTLAKMATIOsT AMD AXiXi UBIVAB? WaxaAOTIlO SI80BSBBS ' XTXBT OABB Of contracted disease we treat la thoroughly cured; our patient have no relapses. When w pro Bounce a case cured there I not a particle of infection or inflamma tion remaining, and there I not th slightest danger that the dis ease will return tn lta original fey ra or work it way into th gen eral , ayatem. No contracted dis order I ao trivial aa to warrant uncertain methods of treatment, and w especially oUolt thoae cases that other doctors have tmoa ft ML MWihMl BLOOD P0IS0.1 It other; physicians have treated you for so-called "weakness. vou were helped only temporarily, it at all, and the reason la very appar ent wnen power in the cauae of k of men , la understood, lan't a weakneea at alL but la merely a symptom of chronic Inflammation In th pros tatic gland, brought on by early dissipation or some contracted dis order. Our ayatem of local treat ment removee thla Inflammation and 1 th only treatment that haa ever restored or ever can perma nently restore strength and vigor. Oar Fee C5 to $30 unable to cure. ova rxra itbxs hot bb rID UW LBSS OUaVED. OOSSUI.TATXOV OOBTIDBH'TIAX. ABO UTTZTBIK A personal thorough and searching examination la desired, taough If Inconvenient to call, writ us a full description of your trouble. Our office hours are from 9 a. m. to 9:S0 p. nu excepting Sunday front 9 to 13. Address or call on tn -. ' ST. tOUIS DISPENSARY ? coana enaowa Aim TAirsnvXi btbbetsl namm amaaw I Let lIe Guide, You On Your . Way ' , to Regain Your Health and :) "Renew Your Strength! Do you feel that you are not the man you once were? Do you feel tired , in the morning and easily exhausted? I your back weak? Ia your memory falling? Do you have difficulty In fix ing your thoughts? Are you losing ambition? If you have any or all of tne above symptoms, you surely . do not desire to remain so. Let me ex plain to you my methods of rebuilding the vigor of men, and refer you to the thousands I have cured. I guarantee to cure all th Special Die eases of men, such, as Tarloocale, Hydrocele, Striotnra, ' Contracted Disorders, Con t a g I o a a Blood IPolson, Kervon Debility, etc. , : " Sek My Services it Once It is hot a- question of whether you can be cured, but whether you wt 11 be cured. Don't wait until it is too late.' The cur Is absolutely certain.- I cause no pain, and you need not be de tained from your work for one day. I especial ly solicit tnoao cases in- wntcn tne many, so called treatments have failed, 'or where "money has been wasted on electric belts and other ap pliances.. ? , ' ,) ' s Examination Free ' I offer not only FREE -Consultation and Advice,, but of every case that come to m I will make a Careful Examination and Diagnosis without charge. -No ailing man should neglect thi . op portunity to get expert opinion about his trou- If you cannot an,.'write for? DtaSrnosIs Chart,-' My offices are open all day from a. m. to p. m.( and Sundays from 10., to 1. ; - -. (. t " f , SB. TAtXOB, . Th leadlnr Specialist. My Fee for a s Compfete Cure Is Only . In Any Simple AOment Pay When Well the DR.. TAYLO R. co. 234 J Morrison Street, Cor. Second Portland OregoslV ' V .1 : -
