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Newspaper Page Textthe' orxGori daily journal, Portland, fridaY' evening, January 2i isos. ROLLER DEFEATS "BuElllES rScaijle riiysician-Wrestlcr Gets Straight Fall From ; . Former Champion. ; ; ' (Coltsd Pkn Um4 Wlr Seattle.' Wash.,'. ' Jan. V 14. Tftrni"" Burnt, th (treat . American . wrestler, was defeated in two straight fall be re last nlaht by Dr. 'B, F. .Roller, th riant phyalelsn-Wrestler of Seattle, and tli victor Immediately announced thai he would not etop until he had defeated ran uoicn ana won me uuo ti. lean chtmnlnn. . ' ' ' '" Four thousand people M the two falla, one of whtoh csrae after ( min utes ana 16 eeeonas or nara, cier wv i on the part of both wrestlers. The hold that flret. downed the Iowa, man, (who has twice defeated uotcn, was 'h.lJ,lain irtth mnA tna hold i Holier did not have ao much trouble In the second fall, although both falls iwere' exceedingly roufth from th isot that ' the two jrapplera were evenly matched. Roller's strsneth mora than iifrset tht superior knowledge of the irame nnaiMneil hv Burnt The east mr weighed In at 170 pound, while Holler tipped the beanie at 200. A cnan (ery arm and neck hold won for Keller ufter 26 minute and 20 aecond In the (second talk ' ; ' r . . '.' " k Burn freely admitted that ' KOiier waa he better man, in ract th rormercnam lon etated that Roller wtt the hardest LnirOBltlon he had ever tackled. With l month' trnlnlar. Burn thinks. Rol ler win be 1 to pin Ootch's abouldrt o the mat. ; - ' ' , . I If Burp wilt oonient to train Roller for a match with Ootch, the farmer will e hired. There are any number of It 11 trie that uurna couia teacn m Iniinirr tnrnii and hnvlnf met Qotoh leveral tlmea Burn also knows his iveak point, i ' - ' -- -I Seattle aporta aft Jubilant over th ilnlla. bltnpv .nil ra Bflvlrtlia tft an Heir man matched against Ootoh for ii cb.amplrfi.3hlp title, i ' ' ' The ma ten between Houer ana ums as for a f 500 aide bet and It par cent f th gat receipts. ..- . ' , - Owen Moran. end rVf Billy Pspke, tackle, j . Teddy prppers, guard. George Memslo,' centeiV Tommy Wurphy.' guard, Hugo Kelly, tackle. ; , , ' , Aba Attell, end. . -"' Jo Qana, qnartrbaca. t i. c Packy McFarland. halfback, V Jimmy firitt, halfback, i V Battling Nolaon, fullback. , How' that for an all-atar light and Iddlewelaht - football teamf Speedy inch, ehf . Would rather emlle. Moran id AttelL-eoda. Bay, bo. Wouldn't that ilr aaunter- down under punta like reaka of chain ngntntngT atecaon a '.Joe can. quarter,. lor apeea. nrernea, qulclt thinking ana gooa agment, wner couia . you una i cFarland and , Brltt, back; om mpkln. hT BatUlng Nelaon, full ODen UD ren" team that could trim this aauaa Dreaming of football levena and Idlron contest, how would , a ' team heavvwela-ht cusillsta hook uo and 1st In . a match with aa - eleven of avywelght arapplers? A Uneupsoma- Ing. ilk thiJ. !-.. .''f.,"- .' gillata. v ;, 'Jl Orappiera. noer Molr... . .Tt IB t. ; . . . . . . Luttbeg a -quire,wH J i.xanea itogera Keurman...,. u !-.... iom jenain m. Berer.....,.C. ...... .Joe Rogera ke Schreck....LGR. .Dr. B, F. Roller iiflmmom j... LOT. Jo Wstergard irvtn tlart.....L,liK,.,.,. Acaerman ck O'Brien. . . .1. H B. . . . j.Freri Beell ecu ikle lmmy Burna...,Q B.......... Conkle k Johnson,. ..JUHB.'Hackenachmidt n Jerrriea. , . . . . B. . . .. Frank Gotcn A. ' gridiron match between- these two vena wouia re some war, wouian't ' With all rerard for th clvr and mpetent officials it would be, a won r if tha mingle dln't deveibo Into nan-to-man affair, Marquis of Queens t ry rule much lit evidence. Frank ten and Jim jeirris would nave a il of fun. ehT Well. eorriA. fJotoh uld get a toe hold on Jeff whll the aira aingwouia soiar piex rankie a atanaatlll. And wouldn't Jaca- linson and Georges , Hackenachmldt . I V.f . t 1 . L. I no MSITES OX TnREE COURSES, 'At Oakland Trackl pakland. Cal... Jan. . J. EmeryvPle lilts yesteraay; - ' ilx furlongs,. elllnfr lord Provost n. Big Store aecond. Shady Lad third; he,', 1:17. ' . i -; . ' - : ' ! Hi ruriongs, v aeiimg ' Bhenandoah n, . Red b;u aecond,- Boioman third: iue and .f sixteenth, ening Dome won, aauarai) nouonu, uromvooi rd; Urn, 1:62 -6. v . .. -ieven. furlonas. rure .Burlclrh won. usioie aecona, vuag niaon tmra; h. 1 4.K ' , i: r, ' . i ... '- J" : fHl ana 100 yards. Belling y Silver h won, Maxtres aeqondL , Tetanus frd: time. 1:64 1-K. rhree furloners. purse- Duke of Milan ;n, Minnie Bright aeoond, Tamma rdf time, o:Br-- -i " Resnltg At ho Angclea, 4 ,oa Angeles,' Jan. 5 Santa Anita lc FAaulta veatardav lit ive furlonas. Belllnr Hidden Hand n, Kerry second, Oriflamb third; time. hree ana a nan ruriongs, purse Ha won, copper JTincess secona, tti Russell third r time," 0:42 -v ils furlongs, selling Marlon Rosa Ii, Prollflo second, Lee Marrison third; e,' izif.vj--.? --'.";.-' ?,..,.'!.-. Hie .and' an eighth, selling Avontet- won, salnrida, second. Bell Mnnce d; time, 1:67 2-6. - lve furlongs, aelllnir Senator 3eck i". won, uooger tea seoona, .utuy Megs tnira; time, ; i;ut -o. ive luriongs,- putn diuowx,. won, wney Lad aecond , Baiolea f third; ,a,; :oa,- -'vrth;- ew Orleans, Jan. 84.-!lty Park re. hrSrlongW dinaton second. The Slicker ithird; a 0:38 -1-fc K ''X'Ai--teeplechase, ' short course Bell tne won, UOia urew uwonu, j wf,, uvkiw d;- time- J:16--2-6. y-':'- hr .fnrlona Brougham won: nmock Boy second, Servloence third a,; 0:88; y'tl'j: ix rurloagS-'-Voonpy iv. -won, c-osing md, Fred , iduinonana tnira; . time. tm : mile Bridge whist won, : Bnn- ; second. ! Tnira au tnira; vme, 4-6. - P 'iS'-'-'i-'V " K- " 1 and three gtxteenths-i-Red Gaunt- won, Adesao aecona, jyeoar.,.-; tnira. wuu, . . 2:11 V a Tcr-v-rt xrvrr. trva UP. ROAD.WORK (Cnlte Freia td VVIr. . '" rt Francisco. Jan.-24. Frankle Nell ivlng ao little trouble In keeping up weight that he has taken up road the feature of Ms training that I at first tabooed by Father Jim 11 weighed officially yesterday aft on ana tippsd the scalea at 128 H ds. AThis is mor than he weighed ny time during his .course of,(tralnr for the Moran fight. -- ---" J': ttllng Nelson, who fight Boer un- i in I.O Angeles early in February. J written to Eddie Kelly to Join him narrlng partner.- i Kelly has a desire leet the winner of the Attell-Nell l aVid oavthat account "will refuse offer to work with Nelaon, l .- AX ALL-STAR ELEVEN Ick; om plunging, dead boring lln iiiaaher, eh? - well, soma., Pspke and Hly, tackle; ay, dopiat. wouldn't that llr.open up some holeat Trot out a ItUCBLEBS HE PRESENT Y. M. .C..A. to Bo Scene o Three-Ring Burlesque - Kext Month. Bungling Bro.' united ahowa, a mam moth two-ring clrcu. the moat com plete avtnt of It kind ever presented In tba.clty, will hold forth at the . ai. C. A. rvm February T and 8. Tha com pany la composed of 200 performer, each and every one an accompllahed artist In hi Individual ct. V nui tary concrt band of 16 piece will fur nlah th muala ..' ;. r' i ' " Display 1 win a grand Ihtroduo tory pageant, fllllnfr both ring, hlrpo drom and tag, and amploylng tn n. tire etrength or the company. - . Display II will b etatuary poalng, U lustratlng work of .art, ancient and modern. In display III tha two ring will be occupied by a great mule hurdle act. while on the atg a talented band of comedy acrobt will disport.. A cloVn ong by "Tha Merry-Maker," with a chorus of th entlr company, will then follow., - - . ' rk. h rfianU will ha a rrand lean Ing tournament, Introducing nigh, lofty leaping, ..succeeded , by; an act of per forming lephant and educated mon- "fn'th next display th'iueen cf th arena wlU b een m dw r back riding act, and tha 0 merry Jeat- Two aerial acta and a marvloua bal ancing aot will men lonow. ui play IX trained Jjor will be rresenied In a "High school manage act" . Avalon, the upsiae-aowa aiiv"M a vift tori ion acts in ' iu b een neat Swinging laddere and a slack-wire ,ct band jumping, funny clown In comic patmes, marvelous Arab In pyramid act, and race on th hippodrome concourse cunuiuui a terrino rour-aor - nwnn tmw race, will mak i oispiaya in - Thla great aggregation haa been re cruited from tne ousiima roung men ana laaie iMm - A,t . I. HamrlminL worklhc i boy clas and tha high achool bora It 1 the larsrest and foremost -collection Of amateur talent vr aerobled br. r v FOOTBALL MEX ROUND; r UP TO DISCUSS RULES (Special Dlapatrk t Th Jearaai) . '; Nw Tork..Jam !. Tha membera of th Intercollegiate football rulea com mute rpunded p at th Murray ;HU1 hotel today' for, thelf flrat meeting Of tha'year.'VA1 preliminary conference " VVi., a., ht the real bualne lof 'th" meeting1 will pot. b tak.n up until tomorrow. iasa wfll JMI th prlncl- al subject of discussion, as thr na een a demand in aom fluarten to limit it ue. Th old commm or "". reoresentln Tale, Harvard. . Princeton, Cornell, Chicago, Pennaylvania ana aii- napoll, win amalgamate the committee of seven named by tn Interoolleglat Athjetlo Aoclatlon of th UntteS Sutea"Th only changes tn th. n.nniin,i of th full commltte this year will be Lieutenant H, 3. Hackett for Lieutenant Chart p. Daly, repre entlng Wet Point, and Johua Cran for-v ' T.' Raid Jr, repreaenUng . Jiar- VSrd. 1 . -.: -., f. ,', ; - : .H'f;f GOLD SEALS CAPTURE -GAME FROM SOLDIERS A fast gam of indoor taaeball was played at'tb Armory Jaat night be tween company S3, O. N. O., and the Goodyear Rubber eompany'a gold seal team, with a acor of II. ta In favor of the Gold Seals, .i. i ljtl m k The next game of . the aeiiea will b niaviuf at the Armory January 10 be. tween company C and the Gold seals. Manager R. E. Borden tf the Gold Seala wUl be pleased to receive challenges for further .contests. -, . .' , SPORTING VOTES Local and Otherwise Binrti fmM Reatti are to the effect that H. W. Treat, president of the 8at nDnin. ahnw. and one of the winning exhibitors in tn roruana no wiuw,. ha old hie horses ana wm not com- net in any ot tne snows aunui j coming year.. , - , , , The athletlo benefit ' to be tendered Jack Hill, the old-time pugilist, win take place la Merrlll'a ball tonight On the program will be seen many former ateilar llahts In :. , the pugillstio ' and wresUing world, r'U of " wintA tti veteran snorting writer of the Denver Post, asserts that the easterners are. poor Judges of the fighting game.; Floto'a effusion la due t , tha i area I fuss being made over Packy . jdcFarland in . New j York . aince his recent defeat of Bert Key, but th T)n.lrir XT nnntAtn ; ( Hcrlbe think ' th Windy City lightweight haa done Both' ing yet to grant aim in rea iir. ..... i Tha Mre-downs" In San Francisco are enmnletelv uo in the air over the prob able-winner of the Burns . handicap, which will be run off at Emeryville to morrow afternoon,-; Hahdicappera have given the real stake horse such weights to carry that It la feared some of the "goats" will joarry off the western- clas sic, f All the 8-yar-oias are carrying enormous Imposts. - But once In -the history of - the .race haa ax -colt .carried orr tne event' ana tnai wea n . when LisaaX I if ;l-year-0ld, t galloj home In. front, ?:fys. Br a score of 44 to 17, the East Side Athletlo club' basketball team defeated the Red Cross five of the University or Oregon Medical college last night The score at the- ena or tne nrsi nan was 28 to Jt East Side won by teamwork, althona-h the . doctors nlayed ' brilliant Individual Mmea With ft little more practice the old stars on the medio team should prove fast aggregation. ; An effort Is being made to bring. the ttrn , fanttnna which - have radically Wiled Harvard football so far aa a win ning team' IS concernea logeiner- .nim year, r In the past President Eliot and members of the faculty and the alumni and under graduates have been lined up on opposite sides of the athletic lihe. Sueceasive defeats bv- Tale. Dartmouth and , Carlisle have made f the Harvard men desperate. ' The work started by ronch Reid m 1905 win be taken, up again during the coming season. . ' , Nnw York Danera .Insist that Forrest Smlthson is to run under the -colors of the Irish American iAthletlo club, and include tha Multnornah man' amona the entries Vo' that club at the Boston In door meet on February 1.' This seems unusual since assurances have-been re ceived here by E. E.. 'Morgan that" Hmithnon will run under the colors and title of the Multnomah Amateur Ath letlo club. 4 Smlthson Is - to run ' with Harry HUlman of the New Tork'-'Atfc1-. letlo club Monday night, lit New York. - ' Kennel Club 'ElfictdM. At an election of the Portland Kennel club laat night the following .officers were choaenfor the, year: i.- 4 President, wmiam Davis: viee-preei- dent iW. B. Feehhelmer.- and secretary and treasurer E. T. Chase. The trus-' tees sre W. O. Van Schuyver. Henrr L. Corbett, Harry Lltt and ' Frank. Wat kin". - The annual bench show will' be held from April 2 to May I this year. . i emeus ORuETS GET LAST GO I'ilTII GOLUillllS Will Try to Cross.Clean Goal ; of Champion? of Soc- ccrlicaffiic.5"'.'-'' ' The champion Columbia soccer foot ball team wUl play it last league game tomorrow' afternoon on . the - baseball grounds at Twenty-fourth and Vaughn streets, and. Us oppenent will' be the Hornet eleven. This will also 'be the last chance of any of the teamo to apoU. the clean record of tne coiumDia. , The game will be called promptly at I O'clock.; ', - ' " ' - Vnllnailn la 1lnim nf the IlOr netsi Goal, Keith! backs. Hughes and Slmonds; halves, J. K. Mackfe, J. D. Mackle and A. Matthews; forwards, H. Matthews. Dickson, Douglas Dean and MacKenaiev ... : f'j '" ' The Columbia lineup will be th sam aa In all ita games. ; -- --'V - - s'v"V ' :-i Teams Plat for Dinner. A sri of tare gam with a dlnnf to th winner will b puiia orr at in Oregon bowling aileya tonignt ine team belna made up from the follow ing bowlers: Kllllngsworth, cutsnan, Sliafer and Dr. Madden on nfla and Itaymond, Blahop, Kelly and "Wad hams on the other. The game la counted on, a being an exciting one. Ke of th Willamette ecurd th high cor laat night, knocking aown nough pine to entitle him to 86" point. He made aeven consecutive atrlkee be fore splitting. Rulta laat night: COLUMBIA- - - , , 5 , (I) Total, Av. ; Tota!g'l......l4l. 4c- ill ; . t-v m WILLAMETTE. ' , - ! (l (2); (I) Total. Av. caae-v,;;.;.f;7nUvlU 1 Ke ....... lit Pridmor' ..'.,18 , ?? . !l! 024. 411 108 112 180 144 Peter ... ... Wright. ...... .181? Ill - 180 480 412 Total v . i i . . HI IIP , 6tl : 1 Morgan .Tem Wlnnera. fnran'a team won three straight games In the M. A. A, O, bowling tour r.m.nt from Jones' five laat night Following U the result: : v. - ..MORGAN'S TEAM,. ' '.' Morgan ...V....1M ; m Duffy ....... ........ ,17 1 117 ; iss Kewstead 181 Myers ..114 Thome ......111 188 i 114 148 ' 114 141 12 ...,774 Til ' 701 ; JONES' TEAM. ' (I) James '.... 101 16S '.124 182 120 . l demean. ...... .116 Ben ham ...,,, ,.....i Bates i.,.,.i ..160 Lombard ...... ...... .Ill Total ............ ....174 '181 .- 141 aaMBwaBBBaaJfcaBBaBaaJSaBa. ' " t '( Hoqnlain Plajrg Tonight. v fj Hoaulam'a basketball team of the T. M. C. A. Northwest league, la due to ar rive here thla afternoon for the gam tonight with the Portland T. M. C. A. The game will be played tn the associa tion hall and will take place at 1:80 o'clock.'- . ' s ' FRISCO WITHDUTEfM0YI.1T People Vfho Are Rushing to California Cannot Get I ' , ' (United Press' Leased Wire.) - Ban , Francisco, Jan, 1 14. Breakfaat coffee and bread. Lunch, soup and bread,. Supper,, soup and bread. , Thla Is the daily menu served at. St Boni face' a church to more than 600 un employed . men, ' Since Christmas thla work haa been going on but during the mat faw dava the line waiting outside trfe church walls haa been Increaalng in such numbera that It has become neces sary to call' the assistance of , the police,- --' -'" ' . . a number of ao'un kitchens have been established In other parta of the city and the Salvation Armyand Volunteera of America are serving free meals to the unemployed at their barracks. The total number of unemployed thus being kept from starvation amounts to sev eral thousand. :';".. '', ',, (United Preaa Leased Wlrs.) . 'L6 Angalea, jJan.- 14 Armed with knives, guns and clubs, th t nam pa in southern California are so - numerous that they attack trainmen when refused passage? As the result of this Intimida tion from so to zug . oreaxDeam "tour- lata" ar nermltted to ride daily be Anaelea The tween El Paso and Los Angelea desert towns are terrorised by roughs and every housewife living in those places carrlea . a revolver wherever she goes. Robberies have been ao numerous that vigilant committees have been organised.-;,. ..ii-M.'; "'- f- v . - CRUSHED TO DEATH - UNDER STEAM SHOVEL ftTatted Pms Leaacd Wire.) . ' Sacramento; Cel.. Jan.- 24. James finnn was instantly killed and C. Har ris badly Injured when the Western Pa nirin atanm shovel at work on the grade Just across the. American river turned over yesterday. Dunn was burled un der many tons of loose dirt and the hnllr nf tha shovel, wela-hlna 70 tons.' A large force of men went to work Im mediately to Olg aim ouw mo acciosni oocurred .ahortfv after I o'clock. The big machine Was' at work on the steea incline of the grade. . . The dirt was loose, which accounts for it turning turtle. : It toppled ' over. without any warning and Dunn was caught-in the Middle of it. ' Harris was struck by the back end of the car and partly, covered by dirt . !.-i.i --4K1 & !$-FEQ3t BED HOT IKON .r s--TJalted Preaa Uaaed Wire.) 'm v New '.York, Jan. 24. A red hot flve uinnil aolderina iron was droDDed from he forty-second floor of the new Singer I building, landing oa the head of ft ma-; aon helper on the twenty-seventh floor ' of the adjoining City t Investing build- j ing. The unrortunate mans aauit was horribly burned and crushed and .hev was taken to the hospital In a7 dying condition.: k. i.-i?;,pi'-iiyfA;- SivEENOR F1UNCIS 1 ? iHOyORED BYSjFEPEN - f it .'(United- Press Xeaaed Wlre.- fit. f.oula. Jan. 24. Ex-Governor D. r Francis wss decorated with the Or der of the North Star, one of the high est orders of Sweden, for his work aa president of the Louisiana Purchaae ex position. - Accompanying the order was a -diploma elgned by the late King Os car. .y:v i j-j-'t r.v"1-.i-.;V'?Vi?f..;'i-i.';. :ri ' -j ii , i ii i iu.T , i 'i i 'iT f:::. Eyeglaasas U . t MtXzgu'm ' 1 , r. '. V V n (2) fl Total, av, Armltage 18? 207 184 . IT4 111 Deavar" ,. ,....! U ' JM JJJ Bhafer,';......lJJ Ijf- ? 1" Kalk .168 , 141, l 471, 169 THOUSANDS AT THE TIIEATRES SeaU for Tho Ginrbrvad Wan.' Seats are now selling at the boxofflci the Helllg . tlieatra. Fourteenth an Waahlngton atrecla, for the murdcal- oomedy itcueaa.' "The Gingerbread Man." which will begin an engagement of Hire nigni at tn aoove theatre next uunday nlaht, January 26. A apet'lal price mat Ine wllb b given next Tuesday aftei noon. Thla will bo on of the merriest and tuneful offerlnga of the aeaaon and it will be wla to order your tickets well in advance. , "DehV AncUonM fclatlne. 1 Remember that there will be a mat- Inae of "Devil's Auction' at tha Mar quarn tomorrow and it Is the right of every child to sea It, Juatt as the par. ents saw it a generation ago. -jnere i no resemblance between the present edition and that or former years, lor now It is an entirely new production, V . .,. t; .y. i.r The MlUg of tho Gods." Thsre . la on Intense and powerful can in the Baker company' "Th Mill of. the God"' thla week that arouaea audiencea to the htgheat degree of dramatlo excitement and that la th on between two , strong men In th house of a roung woman at midnight, which ends In a thrilling climax. , HlojfB "A Milk White' t''l ' There will be Joy unadulterated at the Baker all next week for laat sea son's greatest suocess Hoyt's "A Milk wnite nag win - again b me attrao- tlon. And it Is promised to be given In a much more elaborate manner than last In th way of acenery, caat and espec ially In th mualcal number whtoh r under th sol direction of the popular Ingenue, Mia Seymour. .First pr formauce Sunday matinee. .. 'BiIIearted Jim" Next Week. ' . The Empire will offer a new western drama play all next week, starting Sun day matinee, entitled "Big Hearted Jim." This is a western American comedy-melodrama. In which humor play a prominent pert, though 'the chief Id terest is In the deeply romantlo story of Jim Saxony sheriff of Medicine Lodge, Montana, and t a school tachr la -her Uen. i I,- , y .. - , Jck Well of Wromlns;. ? Beginning' Monday night th Allen Stock company wUl present at the Lyric a fcomsdy drama entitled ''Jack Wells of Wyoming,' than which no more stirring story of thplaln and mine ha evar oeen written.- in Alien are wu quipped to portray scenes of this char acter, for they have had opportunity to study th typ of character they are called upon to Impersonate. : , "Wnjr Down Eaat,M V For the coming attraction ,the Mar uara announoea "Way Down Eaat "he engagement beglna Tuesday even ing. "Way Down East" la the same good and wholesome pastoral comedy ih.t it haa alwavs bean. The OlaV swept the country like wildfire and Its popularity has never waned. Thia sea son an exceptionally strong company .in terprets the plsy. ' k' Empire' Bfatlnee Tomorrow. V Tonight, tomorrow matinee and night will close tne eucceasiui run or tne thrilling melodrama "A Desptrata Chance" at the Empire, Thli Is a play founded on eventa tni eventa that actually bap. oened and the principal characters, the notorious Blddle brothers and their sen sational escape from the Pennaylvania Jail were live news all over the country a few fear ago. MMr. Barnea At. the lyric. , ? There la a love story running through "Mr Barnes of New York." the bill at the Lyrto this week, but there Is also a tragedy, or rather trsgedlea, and best of all there is a well-defined line of comedy which comtos unexpected to the front which turns tears to smiles in true Ounterlan style. ' ' Eddy FemUr Ctomlng The famou Eddy family, the great- eat of wire performer, will return to the Grand next week. Thia will be the second engagement this family has had locally and the artists are brought back by special request The aerlallsta will be surrounded by a big bill of head liners. I ; . ,- v-' ,' :. ; ii i ii mmmmmmm t' ' ''Tnodevflle for Children. Children enjoy vaudeville as well as their elders, and there Is a program a th Grand thla week which will tlckl them to death. Th headline act la Adgie and her Hons, the most famous animal act in the world today. Adgie la a lion tamor who gives a special act Saturday afternoon, In . which she ex- Slalna many things for the benefit of ae children. . '' . Three Performances. 1 ! Three performance remain of "Kid naped" at tho Star theatre. These will be tonight, tomorrow afternoon and evening. "Kidnaped" Is a atandard comedy drama, which haa been before the publto for years, better played than ii but haa never been n the hands or tne MM Victims Are r Fb imtmm Life The Offices, The Tradei, iTie Professions, The farms - Many men are now reaping the re- , suits of their former folly. ' Their Manly Vigor. Is falling and will soon be lost unless they do something for themselves. -There- Is no-time to lose. Lost 'Vitality, Hke all special diseases, is never on the standstill.. With Jt you can make no compro--mlse. ;Elther you must master it or it will master you, and filU. your whole future with mlsery and. inde scribable woe. We have treated so many cases of this kind that we are as familiar-' with them as you are with the -very ; daylight - Oncet cured' by 4is, you will never again be an-1: noved with Weak Parts, Manly De- cllne, NervoUs Weakness, Falling' Memory. . Loss of Ambition or other symptoms wnicn roo you . or your Vital Force and .absolutely unfit you for Btuay. Business, fieur vr iOther Duties of Life, Our Electro Medical Method . of Treatment for weak men will correct all those evils and restore you to what Nature In- . tended Hale. : Hearty. - Happy Man, with Pliyeical, Mental and Vital ; Powers Gmplt.-y,lnft'',p3-f Can for xTtBil COarstrtTATioir and SXAimrATioii or write for fall Information before taUna treatment, as ron will find, our charge lower and treatment quioker and better At ail times we are anxious to see tnoae. wno nave - given up noje. Barely. If ever, la a case beyond help. No matter whether It I Ure thral OaatractloB, Tarlooeele, Hydrocele, st.nptare, , Skin XUsesses, Xiost Vitality, servons xienuity, siooa srnsoa, siiosoaes, . Bores, - suaney ana Bladder or Contracted Disease or any of tha diseases and . weaknesses of men. . . - : , Off lo Koors 9 a, n. '-Is JS p. at XTmlags, 7 to a. mi L'crrlsca Street, Del. va French" stock company. The plot le -citing and there are aom of th funnl at of comedy altuatlona. , , . , . - "! The Moonshiner's Panghter. "Th Moonshiner' Daughter" I to b th play at th Star theatr th com ing week, commencing tiunday matinee, Tlii ' will- b th first time that .thl Kentuoxy melodrama baa been een her In tock and th performance will be found betUr than when th play was given by read companies. Seats-are now ,on sale. REFUSES TO BUY T0L1B FOR DIVORCED SPOUSE . ' t,,,::;:.'.-!.-. ; ' .-h :-. Kohns Called Into Court to Tsiy ;BilI to v Cypress L i vLameterl rf.' '..v.' (Cnlted rresj Leased Wlr. - i Baa Francisco. Jan. 14-A . magnifi cent tomb, which Phillip Kohn, the mil lionaire theatrical ' manager proacntea to hie wife a birthday . pressnt, and which later figured In tha dltrore suit ofthe ciuple, brought Koba and hi former wife into court agala yesterday. Th Cypress Lawn Cemetery company appears as the platntirf In ft suit to recover 1800 from Kohn for the beauti ful memorial upon which only 1200 has been paid Mr. Kohn purchased th lot and monument In conjunction with her husband some Urn before any di vorce suit was contemplated. When they finally separated the paymenta were atonned and the cemetery association waa compelled to file Ita action. m -Testimony tn tne case wae neara ana Kohn aot only denied that it waa a gift but aaya that he elgned th contract Imply a guarantor. After th con tract waa mad, hi wife, hs says, re fused to sign, which makes it appear as though he alone were reaponaible. - TEETH EXTRACTED TREE ' WhenPlatesor jfridges Arc Ordered ; : AU Work at Htlf Price for thortUme to introduce the "Bedro Painless System" Pull Set, that fit. .. ....S5.00 Gold Crowns, 22-k. . . . .$3.50 Bridge Teeth, 22-k. i.. . 83.50 Gold Fillingt ........ t?1.00 Silver ; FUUngt .,....; 50s Guaranteed for 10 Years. Open Evenings. ):j , THE ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS 303 Washington St, cor. 5th, :. Opposite Olds & King's. X ana otner arux nsoiis are positively eurea oy uamiirxA. or nypoaermie or internet us gkMmat Drag Oa 1U XUat rOK UOMCN ONLY lr. i Sanderson s ' Compound Kavla and Cotton Boot flUa Th best and only reliaol remedy for DELAYED PaJH-iODCL- Cur th most obsUn- at Mr eaaes la I to 11 days, , Prloe 11 box, or three boxes I. Wold by druggists everywhere. Addree T. , PIERCK. Ill First U Portland. Ds Sample sent o any drug aaoitaey Lynn msii. Regular prfte 12.00 per bottle 6t your drur fUt or by mall In plain wrapper, el ! Ckeaaleal Co. sL Loala. Mat WilEII THEM than elMWbar. . v Sundays, 10 to 1 Institute 4la sd5p.Pcrtl2Sd.Cresea v. : By, RIy Unparalleled i:or we rast Z5 years ; ' The proof of a'phjiicitn'i ftbilitr, U to be ; found in the rciults he obtain, and though I am not at liberty to supply individual namei of patient! reference!, the marfci of supe rior skill ' and service - are 'an nrnminent : and conspicuoui as to render my doing eisary. Twenty-five yean .of constant . growm i oi practice is certainly - practical ' demonstration that argues the': merit : gf my, work. This U PROOF that no .man can gainsay. This remarkabis auccesi has built tip my practice year by year, " month by month, day by day, until it is today' tne largest Dy xar in tne western part of Amer- , , ica.V Eitimate for yourself my volume of prac- " f" tice compared with , the practice of other. I J , A western ipecialists. ; Is there the slightest r ' 4 J .K.k.'i;.. t. n nK.kU v t..t, .. .it if '.'"' 'j;'l claims, ! would have won and retained the foremost place " among . physicians treating men? ; Could I fail . to cure and yet succeed s I have? Have you ever heard of promise of mine remaining unfulfilled, or of one of my patients t. being " dissatisfied with the treatment1 received? Consider these things and then come and talk with me: in regard to oar case. I am always willing ta wait for my fee until a cure is effected. . 7iMY- 0PEClAt ' 'The method! I devised over twenty-five yean ago for treating men's diseases, proved ft radical step in enabled me to cure diseases that were formerly regarded as incurable. In working ' out my methods I held the theory that ."WEAKNESS," for instance, was not a constitutional or functional ailment, but ft pros tatic affection, and therefore, merely local I reasoned that its con stitutional effects were simply the results of a tremendons waste of energy due to inflammation of the prostate gland; that this being true. a' local treatment could alone effect a cure. Thereupon I devised the treatment I employ today with such marked success. .Indeed. I have never known this treatment to fail, core in a comparatively ahort time.: t:-;,; v C:---'-- v My treatment for. other1 diseases peculiar to men are also along original line! and are equally successful. : Hence I- reiterate that no man need b WEAK or AILING. My Special Treatment is an open door to vigor and all the pleasures that belong to perfect health. Any man mav avail himself of mv services. It has been and is my life's work to aid afflicted men, alleviate their and vigor.;! have therefore placed the charge for my services within the easy reach of any, man. no matter what his circumstance!. To PROVE my confidence in the results of my treatment, and as an act of good faith, ., r:-:.::y. ' I WAIT FOR MY FEE No man could be fairer-than that whatever. Yon have everything to 5EEK : EXPERT, MEDICAL AID NOW Men whose vitality 'is exhausted, ease or weakness lurking in their system, and who are prematurely old, while still yonng in years broken down wrecks of-what they ought to be, ftnd who want to be strong, and fore-they wasted their 'Strength, to enjoy we again, to win back the vim, vigor and vitality lost, should consult with me before it is too late. My Direct-Method Positive Cure for ! "Weakness" ii sot a nervous disorder, demanding a tonic lystem of treatment, but ia merely a symptom of chronic inflammation or conges tion in the prostate gland. Thii condition exist! as a result of early dissipation or tome improperly treated contracted disorder, and requires carefully directed local measures only. By my own original methods the Jtrostate gland is quickly restored to its normal state, which results in uK and complete return of strength and vigor. ' My cures are permanent because the condition responsible for the functional disorder is entirely removed, and I am convinced that by no treatment other than my. own carefully directed local measure! is ft radical core of this ailment possible. Advice and Cossallsllea FREE . . Write If Tea Cdsct fell i - Office Hours-9 a- tn. to 9 p. to.; Sundays, 10 to 1 Only. The DR. TAYLOR Co. ; ' CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS Private Entrance 234J4 Morrison St - , PORTLAND. OR. mmm m I8 rov VATSB. OXJIXM. ClDlrTITDI. OlKltllKC ; sTXAKsTSSSJ physicians treated. you for so-called -waanaa." Wlra haltMd only MmDoreiily. If at - ftlL ent ana in reason r "hn th cause of .loasef t ww in man in men is gramv) H twiniu isn't a wsaknese 11 II .u knt la merely ft symptom . . ,u. .n Ih. m cnronie iniiammvu tatle aland, brousht on bv early t, dissipation or some eontractea ais- order. Our systn oi iocs.i iryi- ment removes wn inimmi JSid Is the only treatment that has vr restored or p5fTlV nenUy reur strensth and visor. Our Fee 55 to $30 II If other OOsTStrXTAtlOV OOHTTDKBTXAJl AXp IITTITED A personal thorough " ...ninailnn la deatrad. thouah If Inconvenient to nail, writ us a full description of your troubla to 1:10 p. nu exceptlnf Sunday from ST.jL0UISStDIPSrJSAnY jj comirsB axcoiro ato xavouli, ssiasxssssssssszszzssssszsz yTX WO M Uoe PasA J,: TT Lumber ExCHANfit BU1LOIN9 OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS CCST IN . LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. Low Non-Parlidpaliag Hates SUPKKIOa INDUCEMENTS OFFERED ' Apply jTSSSS kV KAXV. asaaaa;t jouhnallineiis cost little. Acconriifni :: l t to Siicccss - MY FEE IS so en,nec'v'v" M luccesi and Tn Any Uncomplicated Case. 4 DR. TAYLOR, -The Leading Specialist. TREATMENT -f t D medical science. .'Those methods have to effect, a complete and permanent lufferings and restore them to health V'.: j-v:,'J'':.'-;;'(;,iv:: UNTIL YOU ARE CURED M take all the risk. You take none gain and absolutely nothing to lose, those who have some private dis to feel as vigorous as they did be Treatment OlTora ex Every Ailing Man Cl3 CURt NOT TALK WHAT YOU WANT m. com to m toowsn on wit hot Kowt ftcrvsa TO ajtx x.oxaa oa ioasi3 or CONSULTATION FRcn If we do not ear yo It will aet eost yea ....," cans,... -.-w;-'ri. ;. blood poison rCXXSlA, aTaTFMB, BLO-rOXCS, ITC-BINO. bvbhxjto. sxsooxiOBaxzoi oi shi . Juunaix, suuivcn. r aa u TATXO.OtlSET. DISCHJLBOra. i urriamtaTioaT A axil vaiSAitf i IB0VBUB3 COMMOlf ftMOMO MES. , I , .( , - cosinumi:n nisnanzss - I Of oontracUd disease w treat Is thorouRhiy i eurea; our patients nounra a caaa cured ther la not a 1 ? article of Infection or Inf lamma loa , remaining-, and " there Is not the slightest danger - that the dis ease will return In It original form er won its way into the ten- oral system. No contracted dls- order is so trivial as to warrant uncertain methods of treatrr.ent. and ' we especially solicit thoa ease that -other doctors liave been un.hU n mim ' ,. , I AID DHMW CDSIO, Our office .hqura are from I a. m. to IX Address or call on the fTKBETa. poktxakd. obeooh. .. Tmr&BWixow VP. . 1 a -a mi Cesfi V:f :s TO RELIABLE ACT1VI3 AG ;t i Of Arsats, 814 dumber tiU; I t. 1 -