.THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY - 8. 1C03.
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Track
Diamond
SEVEN RULES TO
;? 01(10 COLLEGES
. SssasBBsSBSaBSSajassSasasSawaBasat
Jyorthwcst; Conference De
cide? to Sidestep Constitu-
:; tion for Athletes.
SIR1GLER" SMITH :
THROWS ED KENNEDY
I Longshoreman "Pins Ball
Player's Shoulders to the
Mat in Successive Falls.
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' (Special Dtapatr to Tk Joorsil.)
i i Whitman ' College. Wall Walla,
WaalC Feb. . At th meeting of th
Northwest Intercollegiate conference.
which opened In Walla Walla y eater-
' day. elfarlbllfty and residence rulaa wer
discussed i and provlalonalljr agreed
tipon, and bona ride stuaenta aennao.
lb exact wording cf tha varloua rulaa
a (reed upon waa referred to commlttaee
ana win do aanpisa toaay.
A general apirlt of harmony pervaded
- tha sessions yesterdav and all of tha
. institutions repreaentad manifested '
atrong desire to get together on a com
mon basin. All of the rulea war agreed
in unanimous! after full and frank
discussion. So far no 1U feeling haa
been evident
In tha organisation of tha conference.
President a. it. L Penrose, or Whit
man, waa chosen chairman: Carl Mo
Lain, of Oregon, aecratary; Harding, O.
A. C. and Davis. W. S. C, were ap-
no In ted committee oa credent la la.
Final organlaatlon will be oompleted
. today. No constitution will be adopted
an1 tha machinery of the conference
will be made aa simple aa possible The
rulea which will be adopted In final
form today , will be tha only written
. agreement A permanent secretary will
irobably ba provided and a board of ar
iltratlon to which matters of dispute!
Two strangle hold won for "Strang-
ler" Smith, agalnat Ed, Kennedy, the big
first baseman' of tha Portland team, last
night at Merrill's hall, the first fa
LOOK FOR A CLOSE
MD EXCITING FINISH
CtNOE CLUB FOR
LOCAL PA00LERS
Final Struggle Tonight in
Six-fDay Roller' Skating
Race.
In tha country. McKeosport, llomastsad.
Bouthsld and Oreenaburg, with Knat
Liverpool, mam up in circuit,'
' s; . a a .
' Jimmy Oardner and Unk Rusaetl are
silted for a meeting in the rjng In
New Tork In tha nearnitur.. .
- e ' - .i
A..w PrJIC"tJ by the majority1
puglllatlo followers, Abe Atteli showed
Frankl Nell tha way it is don.r
. - . . . . '
Robert Boyd Burch, Tale's new foot
ball captain, cornea from Cincinnati.
! Vl 7rm old. weighs 170 pounds, and
is five feat 10 54 Inches In height "
. a a
Tha Augusta club' of tha South At
lantic league la Dlnvine- in h.r i,.ir
a new company bad Juai acquired tha
franohlae when a heavy .atorm hit tha
uwt . ymim. man wrecaeQ tna grandaUmL
A new - intamtata huaoK.n -
In thecouraa of ortmi.ntinn .if. .i..
cult will likely Include Krankltn. Brnd-
Enthusiasts Will Meet To- ISftteVAaTKSCt
r i . . ana eiiner Aantaoula ' cr
Bob Fitaalmmons, otherwlae
Organization.
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may be referred.
I-toi
allowing are the rulea agreed upon
f provisionally at tne iwo aeaaions yes
erdar.
One. No atndent ahall participate in
Intercollegiate athletics for mora than
four years In alL ' -
'Two. No atudent who enters one of
tha conference colleges from any other
institution of college rating will be al
lowed to repreaent that college In ath-I
letlca until be has been In realdenoe one
year.
Three. Students of lower than freah
man grade will not ba allowed to com
, pete until ther have been in realdenoe
one year, regardleaa of where they have
. previously aiienaea scnooi.
.' Four. A bona fide atudent Is one who
: completes three fourths of tha maxi
mum amount of work possible in the
-curriculum, "
- Five. Regular students who desire
. 'to take part In athletics must success-
'fully complete at leaat three fourths of
the poatilble work In their course.
- - Six. No student shall be eligible to
compete who la dellhquent In moro than
one half of one semester's work In col
lege. , ,
Seven. Students acllnr as Instructors
in their colleges shall ba allowed to
compete-: provided .their remuneration
aoea not exceed amy 'dollars per semes-
.i?? that- the fulfill. all tha other
ellf-ibility requirements. - -
Summer baseball waa brought up, but
dlaou8ion-'wa deferred. until . today.
Other matters for ulscusalort in today'a
jeaaiona are. amataurt atandarda. con
ference football schedules! conference
track - meets- and; ordtorlcAr V onteata.
' tonlghf M' W - ?' at !MiX oclock
' fhe followlnig eommltteta 'were ap
pointed to draw up the rulea. agreed
J'Pjn Informally, In flpajl form for adop-
For the) work nf thm nnnii.-
H A2lTl& A' C: Shnpaon. Idaho.
. rlL llrnwn aession MT. Mid
"Strnngler" Smith,'1! Who Won Two
Successive' Falls . From Ed Ken
uedy, he Big iBasehftll Player,
Last Night. . ' 0 'l1 ,'
Farrell and Schwarti gained lap
last night In the six-day roller skating
race at the Oaka rink which was wit
nessed by tha largeat crowd which haa
been preaent during the week.
Kruee 1 took' a hard fall during tha
latter part of the relay and was unable
1 - . . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1
1 o miH up id tiiHiunir-i iuii vj ill.
time - the pistol cracked at the cloae
of the 10-mlnute speeding. He flnlshe-J
one-quarter behind the bunch whlcn
held the lead during tha greater part
of the evening.
Canoe racing and summer cruising
will be soma of tha Interesting aquatlo
sporta In store for local enthualaau
this , summer provided tha efforts cf
Portland paddlera are successful.
A meeting of all. persons Interested In
canoeing win Da neid at tne uregon
Yacht clubhouse tomorrow afternoon,
February 9, at which . time definite
ateps will be taken to organise a Pa
clflo
Vltrttan
as "Ruby Robert." says he still carries
the kick of a mule In eitnerfln and is
Willing to meet anv flvhtae In h.
world, white, black, or yellow. . T
Now that Tale has 4unmA tjh
ly Luah he will once mora don the big
league mitten and nerform -ith - in.
Cleveland flrst-of-tha-aeason wonders.
e e . - .- . .-
Tha Injunction', obtalniui b ka
buque club against tha Three-1 league
has been affirmed bv Justm rinvu
me circuit court at Kock Island, Loilca
(Vuil Pina (Vlallnn That 1 SB though Dubudue will rt m mamha
Tonishrt Si la looked forward to n or tu American tanoa a a- w me inrwe-i again ma coming aean.
T.H""i.'( 17,1 lZZTVJi octlon will beXllqwed and the coast
aa the most -exciting of the week's rac
Ing. Five or tne contestants, Lara,
Holt' Kruse. Copeland and brown have
about equal chances of winning out
AH have shown sod speed during the
week and-the, final struggle will be a
determined effort on the part of each to
at n the lead and maintain It Thi
ew laps difference which Ilea between
body will probably be affiliated with
the major organisation. -
There haa been considerable dlaoua
ton during the winter over the possibil
ities of a canoe 'club and If one Is or
ganised It will do much to encourage
in
"Doe Casey,
tha former Brooklyn
Providence' to Jeraev
'iij- ana is trying 10 -arrange a trans
iterest In ' tha
primitive sport una
objects win ba to ros-
aain ine lean ana " ii.'W.f its Brlnclbal
rew japs aurerence wnicn lies oeiwecn 1 ... i : .
k.rn .111 . K. In.... In I ". " v'
II 1. .1.. MPJ twii r i the warm months.
tt0?! V.Tr,n around rlnf OnVof the things In contemplation la
several, daya camp, where auch sporta
will be given run sway.
While little haa been given out 'of
the plana of those promoting tha en
terprise It is understood that one of
the first matters to be broached is In-
terclub racea between Portland and Se
attle, Tacoma and the British Columbia
cities.
There are several hundred canoea
owned in Portland and It ta expected
that every owner will be on hand at tha
Yacht club tomorrow arternoon to give
the proposed organisation a successful
a tart
tha - SQ-mlhute felay
It la exDucted that a break will occur
early ,Jn the race tonight and that the
jigm lor - in-Pi piace win oe one 10
aauae additional roars of enthusiasm
among the many admirers of the racers
who have attended tne week's contest
Last nlaht the score dropped below
the high mark of OH laps set on two
occasions during the week. The total
score up to the present time la as fol
lows: Racer. I-opa.
Holt 490
Card 481
Copeland 48
Kruse 488K
I Player, prefers
ly ana is trying to arrange a
fer to tha Rhode Island capital.
Bennett of Rnrlns-fleM MuuAlinutt.
who holds tha amateur ainala aculi
cnampionanip, announces his Intention
10 aeiena bis title at tha national re
gatt next aummer.
The sricea of-ticket a foe the TAikm
Burns-Jack Palmer fight to be pulled
on in uonaon next aionaay nigni range
from 11.60 for standing room In the
gallery to Ija.ZS or stage seata. Evl
dently tha promoter, exoecta only the
weaimy 10 aiiena tne mill,
e
At I ' o'clock this afternoon tha
Columblas. unbeaten chamDiona of the
city soccer league, will meet a picked
team from tha Crescents. Hornets and
Albina Thistles. The elevens are evenly
maicnea ana tne game promise1 to ba
an exciting one.-
Brown
Schwarti
Little ...
Harrison
Farrell ..
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sg
485
482
479
BIHG CIRCUS
JAKE KILRAIH TURNS
UTO FIFTIETH YEAR g
THERE WITH BELLS
Y. M. C. A. Athletes Put On
Splendid Show in Crowded
Brick Tent.
Famous Fighter Now Play
ing Theatrical Engage
ments With John L.
McMlnnvlllo Take Game.
(Special Dispatch to Tba Joeroal.)
McMlnnvllle College. Or.. Feb. I
Scores of IT to It by the first team and
to 9 by tha second team were made
the double header basketball games
era last night in which Pacific college
went aown to aereat oerore "Mac" coi
lege.
Bom games were interesting from
start to finish, but the Quaker teams
were un agalnat it In the second half
of the first team game "Mao" ran away
from Newberg entirely.
For Newberg the stars were Hadiocxi
smith and Hollingaworrh. For McMlnn
vine Rice played -hia old ttma game.
while R. H. McKee made H of the 17
polnta In the flrat team game. Captain
1. jirvG n i'si7,
Villi III i iTm3
W
31
"Meg ami th4 mm?, ring tm tM hwj
ting awi (6 Mm, rtmg to M trwa." -
DR. BELL'S
PineTarHone5
' yas gfyaartaW and sever aaad any ,
vemady equal to Dr. Bell's Pfae-Tar-Koaey.'It
aivea qulek aad parraaaanl
telle! is grip as wall as coughs and
sold. It siakea weak lunra etreng.
, Msa.lLA.UaiOALrm,Padaeaa,Ky.
Natsre'S uoet satnral remedy. Improved by eeien
to a PLKABAWT, PKEMANKNT, P08ITTVS CUR
for eongba, eolds and all laAamed surfaea of tl
Laags aad Bronohlal Tnbes j '.,
WHY DO THE PEOPLE USB OVE!
- 8.000.000 BOTTLES ANNUALLY?
Hea h Oae af tta Kf 9-mm O'va Vy Ose ef fat
, aM Fear im lail Tke Cnik
MILWAUKEE, Wtl
ef roar ai
Mn4 ami tonsil Uadpmttiif) t. Abonltwo werkl o 1 oonlnu-tf.
mTMnMwnnawuaiianiiitn it arw wens sntll
oold tmrMy whUw snd I w4 In 'Mt ipMk. Trtsdtoa
er rMMdtoa bat uydaat kelp aw. M y wifa vmt tt th
drasTlafaana porebsMd a too, bolila a( your Dr. Ball'
riM-Tsr-Hoiwr, and (our Dm alopiwa the Nfk aad Ibu
tha m mi night's alw la twewease. Aaybodr wbe aaaU
ItlatihnawinsiMarwueaaaaatt. fiespeeifairy,
Xe.1tOiaaaaaah aveat, Oia OUICK
Look for tha Bell oa Bottlt ahd our OuaraaUa Na, 50i
BtaawFAOTtniBB oitlt a
Ttta & & SUTMUtLAND MBDtCJNB OX. i
tfaca, A. .
e? THULCBtTTRKILAXDsfCDICnriCOn
if t fiUno -I wxntuvi BTtMtlmoalsl to IhftM
- tefMtnd tens') Itadpstfcwts, irtwettwewenksssol
OREGON HOTEUS
THt3
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
Zsropeaa naa
Xodern '
Sestaorant. '
COST OHM MTT.IJOBT POIJaJUi
Ksadqaarters fo
ToorUts and Com
mercial Travelers,
Special rates made
to families and
single gentlemen;
The management
will be pleased at
all tlmea to show
rooms - and give
prices. A modern
Turkish bath es
tablishment la the
hotel. -
X. a Bowers, Ugt.
cKee waa right with the ball all the
time.
Both gamea were free from unusual
roughneas. Teats of Dallaa was referee."
resulting In 14 minutes, tod tha second
in eigni'minuies.' :,( .. ,,
, The.boiit .was an extremely fast one,
and it Is Very likely that jSmith would
not nave won naa ine .strangle noia
been eliminated from the content' 80
evenly matched are the men that an-
ii. Mik. Avu '"i.- a-other mill -without tne strangle noia
"C.rVnaiearf T w., ; 'u weKon; would probably last many minutes be-
onnatead. Washington. , fore a victory could be obtained.
1 n-rv " Smith, evidently,, was In better form
'ATHLETES ffMPETP' TW tnan his opponent and did not show
AAiliJiaAiO Will HL li , the effects of the hard work to such an
extent as. did the ball player. He
. 3IETPt0P0LIS.T0XIGHT
ITnltsd PPM. T.Uil tXTl 1
- NewvYork. Feb. 8An elaborate pro
gram has been arranged for the Irish-
American Ainieiic club's annual Indoor
am.S , Mdlson , square garden to
nleh This annual meet is alwavs .ne
rffiihS. etu''e of "e wlntar ath
, letlc-aeason in the metropolis bacatise
in iiisitj,- uovei competitions. The
program this year comprises 16 trapk
evenU and a Gaelic football game. Moat
interest centers In the 800-yard can, in
which Hillman. Taylor. Dorman. Racon
and other crack runners ar scheduled
.v nLra. men xneie wiu oe an inter-
collegiate relay race, a pole vault
one miie race for policemen in full
"""ii miu me weignt events.
PENDLETOX HIGH GETS
GAME WITH OEEGOX "U"
-. (Special Dispatch te Tha Journal.)
i-nQiet.?S .V- Fel- On of the
lending athletic events in high-school
circles of eastern Oregon during tha
winter will be. the basEetball sime to
."T'F" """T" lne inaieton. High
school Nteam and the first team of the
l.nlveraity of Oregon in this city Fri
day evening. February 14. As the Oregon-team
Is considered one of the
strongest in the northwest the local
team Is looking forward to an excellent
game. -
- A series of games, one for every week
, during the winter, has been arranged by
, the Pendleton team. Following the
game with the state University team a
ama will V. 1 ' , ... J . '
r i ".V'uy nere wun tne 8po-
hana High school team on February 22.
.NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Portland
. Men and Women, Old and Young.
cKidney Ills seise young and old,
- - Coma quickly with JIttle warning;
Children suffer Jn their early years
- tan t control the kidney secretions.
, wris are languid, - nervous, suffer
PUn. '
Women worry, can't do dally work.
Men have lame and aching backs. '.
The cure for man, woman or child.
' Is to cure the cause the kidneys.
Doah's Kidney Pills cure sick kid--r
neya.
Cure all forms of kidney suffering;. ,
' Portland testimony proves It .
- W. Jenkins of 410J Harrison Street.
Portland. Oregon, says: T have no oc
casion to change anything that I said
' KMnefn "2 'naing oan's
Kidney Pills, for since that time other
roembera of our family have found
dually beneflcial,re.ulu:X ?treanr
kidney complaint Before Wng !
Kidney Pills 1 suffered wlthlcutat
tacks of backach. aad a,derangemtf
thS sctfon of. th. kidney '
pain made it difficult for in to attend
to my work. As the result nelttg this
fine remedy I nave been free from ku
iivy wMiiM , vwMciig or over
three years, and therefore feel great
confidence . In : recommending them to
others." . -.- : ; -
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork,
sole agents for the united States.
Remember toe name oan s aad
t-';s bo other. - : '..'
made Kennedy take the aggressive until
the big fellow was worn out,' and. the
longshoreman's strangle hold did the
rest -
, A largs crowd saw the bout, and In
terest was . at. high pitch during the
grappling. . , . '
TEHP1HS V1LL FLY 111
CIHC1HHATI TOHIlSHT
Bowlers From All Over Uni
ted States Gathered. at
v'" 1 Queen ity.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
'- Cincinnati, Feb. 8. The Queen City
has hung the latch string on the outside
and put the big pot in the little one in
welcome to the hundreds of tenpln en
thusiasts who are arriving from every
direction to . attend the eighth annual
meeting and tournament of the Amerl
cap 'Bowling congress.
.Outward and visible signs are abund
ant that tho 1 present tournament is to
be the best ever puiiea oil dv trie organ
isation. Tne nrst bail win oe roueo
tonight and it will be two weeks hence
before, the.' last 'Cveht-on the program Is
concluded. The armory in which the
tournament ' takes' olace Is pronounced
by the old-timers to be better arranged
and better- equipped for the contests
than has been the ease In most previous
years. Klarn teen new aueys are reaay
for the bowlers. The Interior of the
bis hall is elaborately -'decorated and
there aro ample ' accommodations for
visitors. .,-. , ;. -, .. . ' -.
The large an-1 representative -entry
list gives promise of most excellent
soort. Teams and Individual players
are here from every section, from as far
east as Boston and aa far west as Den
ver, Butte, Walt Lake City and Seattle.
The .central states, of course, are most
largely represented. Delegations from
Detroit Cleveland. Indianapolis, Toledo,
Pittsburg. Milwaukee. Chicago, st .raui,
Buffalo, Kansas- Cltyj- St Louis, and
Louisville r were much in evidence to
day; An ' lnterWatlonal aspect will be
given, the tournament, by the participa
tion or several teams irom Canada.
Though the business sessions of the
congress are not to-be held until next
week the various, -important matters
that are to be given attention are al
ready attracting much attention among
me delegates. unier interest centers
In -the- contest for. next year's tourna
ment LVtrolt continues to set -a .hot
pace In - the., race . for .the prise, , though
Pittsburg, is expected to put. up a game
fight ' -'
St Paul 1st regarded as a- dark horse
candidate: willing to entertain the con
areas put win mage no great errort to
secure it. . - ine present indications
seem to : favor , the chances of Detroit
The Michigan metropolis - haa sent a
large aelegatlon of "players 'and a crowd
or outsiae rooters to ao tne Doosting,
na is aiso counting on tne support 01
otner juichlgan cities and of Toledo,
vieveianu. Milwaukee . and Chicago.
Metropolitan Portland has come to
the front again, this time with a real
sawdust ring, indoors circus, which,
through the foresight and energy of the
Bungling Brothers, and the Y. M C.
is holding a two days' exhibition at
the Y. M. C. A. building. The big cir
cus opened last night with the brick
tent crowded and the final performance
this evening promises to be a signal
a success.
Director-in-chlef Larry Larlmore Bun
gling of the big show handled the
thing admirably last night, and there
was not a ahttch In the performance
from the onenlns concert bv the band
to the final grand pageant and chariot
is a great success looklns
at It from any standpoint.
Amid such a wealth of entertainment
It is difficult to select those thlnas that
most-deserve mention. But It would
be wrong to speak of the circus and
fall to call attention to Chlckeeta, the
elephant, and Kubberneck, the giraffe.
(Calttd Press Uaaad Wire.)
Boston, Feb. 6. Jake Ktlrain, who an
even score of years ago was the moa.t
talked about man in the pugilistic
wirM will anl.p unnn Vila flHAtti vmp
tomorrow. Kilraln is this weak play- THF TRUTH A Rill IT
Ins an engagement at a local theatre I llw rlUVUI
In company with John L. Sullivan, the
man to whom he lost the championship
in 1889.
Kilaain, like Sullivan, regards Boston
as his home,, though it was In Oreen
port, New York, that he first saw the
to fiornervllle, a suburb of Boston, and Kidneys due to colds, exposure, worry,
hen- he worked for a number of years In I excesses In eating and drinking, etc.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Kidney trouble Is inflammation of the
a rolling mill. It was here also that he
first developed his love for athletics.
In the winter of 1883 Kilraln. Whose
real name, by the way. Is John Joseph
Klllion. became an assistant at the old
Cribb club in Boston, and from that
time on his entire attention was devoted
to boxing. Very quickly he showed his,
.Mlllv V... whlnntn, I-T.. ...... All.- ..J
Godfrey for 44 rounds, and fighting
draws in 1884 with Jim Goode, Charley
Mitchell and Mike Cleary.
In 1887 he reached the senlth of his
career. In Bep timber of that year.
nhant
hoth of whom win thora nnrl mitranlaA I in New York
much applause. Major Reed, fencing England to fight Jem Smith for the
after receiving great farewell ovations
and Boston, he sailed fer
expert gave some remarkable .exhibi
tion work with the foil and broadsword:
the Larlmore Brothers did some pyra
mid work that showed ability and train
lng and Sprague. Nichols and Spooner!
whirled the biasing clubs to the delight
of the rest of the people. Grllley and
Hale were the ringmasters and handled
the hippodrome admirably. The circus
la a good one and those in charge of It
championship of the world. On landing
in i-uveruooi no receivea a grana recep
tion, ana four days later he appeared
In St. James' hall, London, and was
greeted by an audience of 8,000 people.
The same week the Marquis of Queens
bury gave a banquet In honof of Kil
raln and among those preaent was the
Prince of Wales, now King- Edward VII.
The ifight with' Smith took place at
isiepys, v ranee, j-ecemoer i. 11 was
witnessed by a large crowd of English
men, each of whom had put up 8200 to
see 1 no iignt. ine battle went 106
rounds and waa declared a draw, though
generally created With
it
f" Indoor Skating Championships.
U.JVtZttJbm Wire.) .
nSSI1"!?' ." Fb- 8 Amour de
eitf. ,iV , Ports vmuch 'inter
SkattnSSi.4 th national Indoor
and t nT.p ""f.n'P. t one-half, one
Id he??'SnffRlrnteh contest
the OMo BkflinJ,nler tha-auspices of
of New York if, aaoclaftlon.- Lam ley
nen In the eo?. tn thr fastest
val-iou. .mS, rT hfV8 t4 'or the
have done remarkably well.
M'MIMVILLE SCHOOL
T?EADY FOE A T TTLETES KiTraTn
jiavius mo i.eiier 01 nis antagonist
(Special Dlipatch to Tba Joarnal.)
McMlnnvllle, Or., Feb. 8. An enthus
iastic gathering of the student body
of McMlnnvllle high school marked the
organising of an athletic association
to handle such athletic teams as may
oe organiaea ay tne scnooi. Tne meet
ing . was neia yesterday, and the fol
lowing of fleers were elected: Walter
Grant president, and Frank Kelly, sec-
remry.
As track season is not far off steps
were . taken to organize a track team.
George Pearce waa elected manager and
Ray Maloney captain, and they hope to
uo aum iu urn ,oui a. iast ana efficient
team.
MCMinnvuie is especially strong in
the sprints and long distances, Snyder
snd Bckman being star point winners
in these events. They also have threa
creaitaoie weignt men in Kelly, Martin
This Day In Sport Annals.
1846 At New Orleans John Gilder
sleeve (00 yards start) won a 16-mlle
t in oiib nour, at mmutes, go sec
onds, defeating "the American deer'
(scratch) by less than a vard.
1887 At Detroit tn horseshoe turning
uuioi, ivv iiv, m. j. uunn ae
feated J. Camobell bv six nhnm
-1888 At Atlanta the
iiciu ii. .uuum uLi.f uuio meeting and
awarded the championship of 1892 to
tne nirmingnam ciuo. .
1884 At Buffalo W. H. Wurhm ln
four consecutive tenDln s-amea m.H..
an average of 258 Vi.
18SY At iNew rorK George Lavics
won, from
rounas.
"Kid" McPartland !n
win defeated
bout
ii.
"W. V ..... . . V, MXBLIV X3il iU "
Jack Ryan in 15-round
Our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver: oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. -'
Try it on ; our : guiranee.
Woodard, Clarke ft Qol, Portland, Or.
HALL WILL CAPTAIN
AGGIES' TRACK TEAM
Fairview Junior With Rec
ord Chosen by 0. A. C.
Students.
(Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.)
Corvallls. Feb. 8. a B. Hall of Fair
view. Oregon, a Junior in college, was
yesterday unanimously elected captain
of the Oregon Agricultural. College
track team for the coming season.
Hall has quits a record. In 1807 ha
oroxe tne namraer in row, 136.8 feet,
which was nine feet farther than the
previous recora; neia by ix V. Walker,
O. A. C's -former thrower. Clitics have
pronounced Hall's form nearlv nrfw
an1 iV 1 . . . 1 a.. . i r . .
uv i iu m iiiue , uiuro iriLiziing no IS
expected to give Zacbarias. of the state
U . a hard race fortha niM Kam.
piunsnip.
Hall has been actively engaged In all
student enterprises, is a mimliar nf ih.
fit " -L"erary society, and la
aiaienc eimor oi tne junior Annual
A number of men are already In
training: on the covered tr.fU o'nA ti
ls hoped a strong team may be turned
out this year. ,
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TO raETEOT THS OHiy.
LaiATiVH BROHO QUINlNH removes the
now. liters is onir one SKDMO oniNINE.
uws suaiiuv ui m, nr. uku v m. zoc
Backache Is seldom an evidence of
inflammation of the kidneys.
, Smoklness or sediment that can be
seen with the naked eye are not usu
ally evidences of a very serious stage
of the inflammation.- Both often show
ln people otherwise well and commonly
disappear with the exciting cause.
The patient should diet, avoid colds
and live carefully and the ordinary
case of kidney trouble will with csre
and treatment usually disappear the
first few weeks.
If It persists, or there should be con
tinued evidence of disordered, kldnevs.
it should demand the attention of the
atient in view of the position taken
bv medical writers that about the
sixth month the Inflamed condition be-,
comes chronlo and incurable. !
It will be seen through all the above
that the real trouble Is lnflammstinn
In the kidneys. While there are many
kidney stimulants they have been
abandoned by bhvslclans. for thnv nnv
know that none of them carry repair
to Inflamed kidneys.
The late John J. Fulton waa the first
man In the world to discover anemol-
iiem mm reacnes tne Slaneys.
It reverses the old treatment In
stead of Irritating the - Inflamed kid
neys with stimulants, the effect Is the
gradual reduction of the Inflammation
and for the first time kidney disease,
both in the first and second stages. Is I
m.uauu iu treatment, Ulton'S - Renal
Compound abatsng the Inflammation in
about 87 per cenf of all cases.
LiitefAture mailed free.
JOHN J. FULTON CO..
flalrlatwl rl .
Fulton's Renal Compound can be had
Phone Main 7581 Home Phone A 8115
tmm anrw mooui
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Depot aad Xsst Bids Oars Pass th Xotel
Hotel St. Philip
H. at. FIKKC1S, Prop.
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Hot and Gold Wats v1-00 DAT
Zn Bvary Boom aad Upward
70VSTX, TXTTM AsT BTOKBIBB BT.
Main Entrance Burnside St
PORTLAND, OREGON
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HOTEL
CASCADE
Newly furnished throughout; most
modern hotel in the city; steam heat;
European plan; cafe in connection.
Most reasonable
Portland.
modern hotel in
Corner Sixth and Flanders, four
blocks from depot; very conven
ient for those wishing . to make
early or late trains.
K3B. X. A. VOX, Manager
TMXX BITS Be surd
Cascade bus at depot
you get the
Full information about city and vicinity given by management
CAL,IFORINIA HOTELS
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SPORTIHO NOTES
Local and Otherwise.
' Since ZanesvUle Joined the central
league. Manager Marty Hogan has been
burning up the wires in order to 'sign
ball players who can piay ball. t
a
The New York club of the American
!ff.?.uwU1t8t thf Wbltlon seasoa
with Atlanta, March 12.
. a a
Thsjnatlonal baseball commissioner
has refused to reinstate "Doc" Reisllnir.
who hurdled from Brooklyn lit '06.
:- .-.''" a . a
Touns "Matt" Kllrov. ann n t..
famoust old Baltimore - pitcher, has
signed to . pitch for the Danville team
In th Virginia league the coming sea
son, : V.VV, . .
Western Pennsylvania has one of tha
very few Intercity basketball leagues
HI
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LB ACADEMY
Wtland.ore; ,
ur iduii aiian and
Preparation -for col
leges, u. 8. Military and
"i Acsaamies. Ae
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley. Cornell. Am
herst and all Bute Uni
versities and Agricultural
, Colleges Manual train,
lng. Business . course.
Th principal has bad II
years' experienoe In Port,
land. Comfortable quaf
' ters. Best environments
Mak reservations now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literature ad-
flrtss
J. IV. GILL. El. D..
XTrlaoisal aad yroprlatot.
HOTEL STEWART
Caary ttratt asav Oalaa tsaare -
SAN FRANCISCO
250 KMou, ISO priaa UAa. Earopeaa
pUa tl.iOaday apwaid. Asiaicaa praa
13.50 a day spward. Cala a la carta. Build.
Inf coawleMd and hoMopeMd Dm. 1. 1907.
CUT.
HOTEL lErrtBSOM
, Tark aad Cough Slue. Saa Fandfco,
L000
POIS!
earth. - - set tba
asleet to eora WHEN
00 KNOW . WHAT
Ti) DO. Umnw hsra
f I plmplaa, spots oa tba
I'laklo.- aarea Is tba
I, u I sMNita, alcera, faluoc
y balr, boa jaiaa. ea-
. IsuTss uu uusj a smiaj
It Is lUMOli iUlB.4. Beod to DB. BROWN,
3 arch 8t, ttnadalpbta. Peas- lot
BKOWN'8 BLOOD CUBB.Tfa.00 per bottle!
iaau ea avmtb. Bold la Portland saly at
WMdwefd, Oarka. Ca .. ;r--, ..,.. 4..
Fairmont Hotel
- - BAM AS0XBOO. OAT. '
MANAGEMENT OF
Palace Hotel Co.
A.' GUARANTEE 'OF EXCELLENCE
-The' only: large hotel commanding;
a view of our Incomparable bay. The
best located-hotel In-the world, as
It is most convenient to the business
centers, while 'its elevation affords
wholesome advantages .' in the way
of 1ure air, sunshine snd the ab
sence of all annoyances connected
with, the rebuilding of a great city.
EUROPEAN PLAN
1 ..' . RATES: .
Single. 3.50, $3, S4, $5, 86, $7, $8.
Suites, $10, $13. $14, $16, $18, $80.
- Bvry Xoont With Bath.
Musio a feature at dinner and in
the foyer,, evenings.
Hotel
St. Francis
BAV XKA1T CISCO
Fronting tropical Union Square,
the heart of San Francisco, this
structure is a fine example of the '
artistic treatment of a utilitarian
idea,' and typifies the high value
San Francisco places upon enter-
tainment .-
This hotel probably unites,'
under one roof, more advanced
Ideas of hotel service than any
other caravansary in America,,
yet th rates are lower in pro-,
rortion to the attention offered, -han
can be found elsewhere In
the United States. Rates from tl
upward European plan.
Under th mana emsnt of Jam
. ' Woods. ...,-
Hotel Hamlin
EDDY AND LEAVENWORTH STS.
F I r a t nermanent Ha-
hotel down towa. - .
Contalna lOObaantSfnllyl
furnished ateam haatedi
apartmanta, 40 bataa.
Private telephone ssr-
vtca. Sample rooms fori
commercial travalera . I
Eddy St ears from
ferry pass thadoar and
connect wltft snl BtJ
eara from S. P. Depot.
Rates from SX00 up.
Pnona Private. ExJ
Fraaklia429. :
San Fr a c i sco
"SOMETHING DIFFERENT;
KEY ROUTE INfl
OAXXAJTO, OAS. 1 :l
Every Modern Comfort American a
European rian. . .t
N. 8. MJILLAN. Manarer. -
Formerly Assistant Manager Palafc
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Hawaii and
Bach $125
First Class
This Is the season to visit the Islands.
The Oceanic Steamship . com-i
pany has assailing every three weeks, and the passage is only $125 from
Ban fTancisco to nonoiuiu ana oacx. Ufa bat nine; at waixiKi, wun
: temperature-of water It degrees. - Surf boating and delightful drives,
Honolulu is the most attractive spot on the entire-round-the-world tour.
Sailings from San Francisco: k, ,-
' -':'.. . rXBSUAXT 8, rmBTABT 89, STO.
Oceanic S. Co.,
673 MARKET STREET- Si
SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
fOR WOMEIONLr
Dr. Sanderson's Compound
Savin and Cotton Root . Pills.
Tha best and - only reliable
remedy for DELAYED PER
IODS. Cur the most obstln-
at ' cases In I to It daya Prlcof 1
Ser box or three boxes 5.00. Sold by
ruR gists everywhere. Address T. J.
PIERCE, 181 First st,' Portland,' Or.'
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Pllte la Ua4 fi t.ai nmiu?
boxes. sesM wUb RIua Blhhi.
Prscftot. A, k fnr ( ifl Ifr .TEyi
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as Best. 5,Imi.A1wt 8liW-
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