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Newspaper Page Text.13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IS, 1908. g-l'i- ! L 1 0 IUJ 1 11n lUr IJL v v u WORLD Ring field Track Diamond D BRUM CUBS EAST SIDE : Baseball Nine Which 3fade Great Finish Last Sea son Is No 3Iore. The Bralnard Cub, who made such a whirlwind finish of the baseball aea- on In 107 and earned for themselves considerable glory by their clever worn. have decided to keep their organisation as a team Intact and have enlisted un der the guidance of Manager Hal Pom roy. Tbey will form the nucleus of a fast team which will represent the eaat aide Jn the Trl-Clty league. Kennedy. Tauacher, Lerch. Barrel 1, Magnees. Kotteman. Streit and Duvall have all signified their wllllngneas to don east side uniforms and try to bring the league pennant to at Portland, klanager Pomeroy will build up his team around these clever youngsters and has a bunch of new men, also sev eral older playera of local repute, who will try far the vacant places on the team. The Cubs passed into history with 107 and will be known no more ' In local baseball this season. Former Manager Smith, who has been Identified with local teams for several years, retires rrom me managerial uu tlea and will devote his spare moments to the boosting or tne in-cuy league, he having been reelected to the secre taryship or mat organisation. A complete new outfit of uniforms ' has been ordered for Manager Pom eroys team and the players will report for practice Just as soon as the weather will permit. Knit side fans have taken much Interest in the team and will give It loyal support. FAIRBANKS TO HAVE BIGGEST FISTIC SHOW Alaskan Sports Will Raise $50,000 for Champion ship Bouts July 4. (Coiled Frew Leaped Wire.) Fairbanks. Alaska. Feb. IS. If the plana made here within the last few days are carried out, this city will sec a fistic carnival on July 4 of this year which will outdo anything yet seen in 1 the world. It la proposed to raise a purse of $60,000 and have a three days' sporting carnival. Heavies, mlddleweights, lightweights " and featherweights will be brought in from the outside and purses offered r that will make them battle for $5,000 and the championship In their several ClS BSCS Jim Jeffries will be the referee and , matchmaker. Aside from this it is purposed to have rock drilling, driving and otner rronuer sports, ior wnicu prizes aggregating several thousand dollar will be offered. SALEM FAIR BOARD TO ERECT NEW BUILDINGS tBaeelal Dlaaetth to The 7ooraal.l Salem, Ore.. Feb. 13. Eight thousand dollars will be spent on new buildings at the state fair grounds this spring, the state fair board having decided upon the expenditure at tbe meeting , yesterday, A matter of Importance to racing men was the decision to limit the two ? 'ear-old classes to colts bred and owned n Orea-on. Idaho. Washington. Montana and British Columbia. All of the other harness events will be ODened to all comers. The speed program submitted to the Northwest Racing Association In Portland several days ago was adopt ed for the lair meet. Walla Walla Withdraws. (Special Plapateh to Tbe Journal.) Walla Walla, Wash., Feb. 13. Dis satisfied with the dates allotted the Walla Walla County Fair association by the Northwest Racing association in Portland last week, the local organiza tion last night decided to witnaraw. The fair will be held from October 12 to 17, the week given Lewfston by the Racing association. An effort will be made to attract horsemen- by offering larger purses this year. 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Don't aend any money, aiuiply fill out the coupon below, indicate on tbe diagram tbe location of tbe rupture, and mall it to me. loo t neglect tbla Important matter a tingle day or continue to be tortured any longer by ctieap, reaay-inaaa rrosaei. aly remarkable offer la tbe falreat crer made and tbonld be taken adrantage of lmma fllatcly by all rapture Sufferers. There was a stir created in European wrestling circles yesterday by an Inter view accredited to Zbysco, the great Gallclan wrestler, who claims the title generally accorded to Hackenschmidt, In which the mighty grappler declared that he and not the "Russian Lion" was entitled to cross to America and tflke on Frank Gotch In a match for the wreat- llng championship of the world. Zbysco Is ("did to have bitterly de nounced the "man who has spent the laBt two years dodging a match," mean ing Hackenschmidt. Zbyaco bases his argument on the fact that at the internutional tourna ment of two years ago with which goes the world's championship, Hack backed out at the last moment when he knew that he (Zbysco) was to be a contender. The Gallclan threw every wrestler of prominence in Europe, winning all his bouts with an ease that stamped him a great grappler. The next year Poudubbny captured the honors as Zbysco was unable to compete. The latter, however, chal lenged the newcomer and in one of the moHt sensational matches in history, won from him on a foul, after having things pretty much his own way all through the contest. According to Zbysco himself, he of fered to tne'et Hack on any terms, at any place und time, and for any rea sonable amount, but the Rusalnn lion wan very tame when the Issue was put to him on a number of occasions. Zbysco claims that as he Is bigger, stronger and cleverer than Hacken Bchmldt. and has defeated every man ever thrown by the Hon, and in less time, he should be given the chance to wrestle Gotch. To those conversant with the situa tion, the argument advanced by Zbysco is not without foundation. Ho Is said to be one of the most remarkable men who ever stepped on a mat, and In a match In Europe he would be an Over whelming favorite. Several times it waa thought the men would come, together and settle the old reud i hfi STIRJMETES Multnomah Club May Have Honor of Holding Pa cific Coast Trj-out. STATEMENT I1 1 TO GET BY HARD With approaching March and its op portunities for outdoor athletic prao- tlce attention la being directed all over Lowell was asked. Judge Lowell Explains Why Legislature Should Not Observe Peopled Wish. Judge Stephen A. LoVell of Pendle ton, who has taken up the cudgel against Statement No. 1 and who nag been aaked by W. S. U'Ben to enter Into a public diacusslon of the question with him, set out his attitude on the ques tion this morning. He bases his oppo- Itlon on the belief that the Duroosa and intent of the framera of tbe pri mary law was that the statement should be a party pledge and on the further be lief that it la not necessary for the In tegrity of the law to observe Statement Wo. i. What la the baa Is of the Republican opposition to Statement No. 1? Judge the northwest toward the Olymplo try out meet, to be held on the Pacific coaat In May. At thla time western athletes who show class will be given an op portunity of making the American team to go to the Olympic games in London in July. The question that forces Itself on tb Interested observer Is: Where can thl meot be neld? There are many track in me vicinity or mm fTanclsco. to g no farther, although every school, col lege and university in Oreaon. Wash ingron and Idaho has Its track of largi circumference. The two most avallabli pla University of California track at Berk cie or the large track to b laid out at the Multnomah club's new field. If the weather Is not too cold tha Portland track would probably bo the better of tne two, as It will be fast and good per rormar.cea are almost a certainty In every event. Writ Can Compare Well. There are mnnv who will nnt Inn the right of the athlotea of the far west to be compared with the eastern ath letes, and to have the same privilege of nuiuina a. irr-oui meet ror the h e Lon don gnms, but when the quality of the men Is considered, to sav nothlna- of their troubles to co to Chicaao to com pete, the chances are that the fair minded athletic follower will admit th jusucu or the decision of the committee to uoia a meeting on the coast. It does not mean the winners wtll positively be picked as members of the American team, no matter how good their performance, for the man who wins an event out there in a worse per formance than the second or third man in one of the other try-outs will not h considered. In the sprinting events there will h seen probably as good men as can be lOUna in tne COUntrV llmler nrnnur nnn. dltlons. Dan Kellv of Ore iron iinfvr. slty. the world's record holder, who Is now in the east; Charley Parsons, for mer reroru noiaer; i'. c Oehrardt. n uonai junior 100-yard champion, and Olo finedlgar of the University of Cali fornia, with a record of 10 seconds for the century, probably will be the men to snow, aitnouan it Is almost certain that Forrest Bmlthson will return to his home In Portland and will be seen In me met. Bmlthson. If he runs, will he rlancrsr. ous, for In addition to hls'hurdllng abll- .iy ne puBnesses great ability on the flat, although he mnv he nntrlnu.,i h the talent he- will run against. Olarner is me oest man on the const for th iiuuuie distances. He nrohahlv will capture all the events tin tn th mr ne is BDove all the talent on the mope at present in nis favorite events. The chances are that he will win the quarter, half and mile runs, thus leav ing the way clear for the winners of me omer iry-ouis in these races bnedlgar and Kellv are th vmitm standbys for the broad Jump. Snedl- OREGON WIL MITT ILL I I L It Fil. A. A. C. PLAYERS Crack Basketball Teams to Clash Here Next Satur day Night. Multnomah and Oregon, the old rivals. will try conclusions at athletics again next Saturday, when the basketball teams meet In the "Winged M" gym. Last fall the university walloped the club on the football Held and the club men will take this opportunity of get ting even with the collegians. The students are now on a tour of the In land empire. f ollowing is tne llneuD of the two teams: Oregon. Position. Multnomah Moore forward Dent Van Scoy ....forward Bellinger Loosley center Marrls Strong guard Harinn Farrington guard Allen Oregon substitutes, Stevenson, Char mon and Watson; Multnomah, Living atone and Fisher. tween them, but Hack alwnva gave ntvme excuse and declined to meet par 18 an unknown quantity in the east, the Gallclan. but he has a mark of more than 22 a feet, and may cause some worry to the rvriTTOTT i -tr rniT'TTTi easterners if he shows tip well. Kelly ENGLISH AMATEUE 18 the national champion, and has I Irecora or over Z4 feet, so there is no Jumper, and Channlng Hall are favor- (Specfal Dlapttcb to The Journal.! !Lea I?r lne "JK" Jump. Bert Kerrigan, Aberdeen Waah Keh 11 Rv a. - "'mpic jumper or the Multnomah Aberdeen, wash , Feb ".-By a se- club. If he has recovered from the wound rles of straight left punches, which gave he received some time ago will make a him all the beat of the go, Jimmy But- hard tight for the place. There are no ler, who styles himself amateur bantam pole vaulters of class on the coast the champion of England, was awarded the best of tho lot being Vafl. the Oakland decision over Al Smith, a local boxer, High school boy, and Munn, his com- , "W- . . panion. both of whom have marks of Butler s work waa pronounced of the 11 feet 6 Inches, champion material by critica at the . ringside, and It Is predicted he will be t0 "L- w1a lighting aome of the American feathor- A1.plaw and Wallfish, the two big weignta shortly. He weighs 120 pounds, I ""a"1 mruwers oi me coast, are the which is In the bantam division under favorites fpr the hammer and weight the British classification, but comes within the American featherweight division. Gardner's Men Win. Gardner's team took two of the three aamea nlaved last nleht iwlth Mo. Cabe's quintet on the Multnomah club alleys. Results: GARDNER'S TEAM. Race Results at Emeryville. (United Preaa Leased Wire.) San Francisco. Feb. 13. Yesterday's results at Emeryville: BIX runonrs: isyron. 25 to 1 tan. bert), first; Altajr, 5 to 1, second; Rose Cherry, 11 to 2,' third. Time, 1:17 2-fi. tlx furlongs: Gclle of Ironiinis IW Kelly). 18 to 5, won; Sophomore,' 30 to 1, second: Lord Provost. 30 to 1. third. Time 1:16 1-6. Three and one half furlonirs: WnrV- box, 6 to 6 (Musgrave), first; Llneola, ou iu j, iMiconu. urnaie. b to l. thlrrt x ima v;i; i-d. One and one sixteenth miles: Import to i (Uilbcrt), 10 to 1, first: English man, 14 to fi, second; Mill Song, 30 to i, intra, rime i:t. One mile and seventy yards: Warn ing uieogiu, to to 5, won; Tarp, 13 to 6.- second; Rotrou, 15 to 1, third. Time 1.01 i-o. Five and one half furlongs: Bucolic jriarDoneau, to z, won; Pajarolta, 9 to iu, secona: seven 'ull, 16 to 1, third Time 1:08 4-5. Gardner 206 193 179 Welst 151 15 194 Lovejoy 135 142 189 Thlelson 165 152 144 Clemson 170 118 143 827 770 849 M'CABE'S TEAM. McCaba 170 186 180 Ott 130 167 176 Jonea 162 160 148 Harmer . 107 124 153 Boulan 160 168 163 729 805 819 HUGO BEZDEK COACHES ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY Freo Treatment Coupon Hark on the diagram the location of the rupture, answer the question and mall this to Dr. W. S. RICE, 848 Main Street, Adam. K. Y. ! Ml j Time Ruptured t ' Km wear II f tnmt Portlands Capture Two. Two games Were won by the Portland rive or tne uregon Bowling league from the Rose City bunch last night, the score Deing as ioiiows: PORTLAND. 1st 2d 3d To- Plnyers. Game.Game.Game. tal. AV, Kelly 172 172 183 627 176 Davis 143 145 157 446 148 ;MonIes ? 147 148 141 436 145 Martin 175 165 161 491 164 Moore , 172 166" 178 616 172 Total Players. Parker . . . Rflughaupt Lamond Hanson Absentee . .,...809 786 820 ROSE CITT. - 1st 2d 3d To- Game.Game.Game. tal. Av. 174 138 97 409 .173 ..164 ,.161 ..100 171 246 138 100 163 156 177 100 607 665 466 300 136 169 18S 165 100 (Special Diana tcb to The Jooroal.) Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 13. Hugo Bez dek, fullback of the 1906 championship Maroon football team, and one of the greatest gridiron players ever produced at the University of Chicago, will be director of athletics at the University of Arkansas next .fall. Beadek has signed a one-year contract to coach football, track and baseball t Beadek has had experience as a college coach. He was director of athletics at the University of Oregon in 1906 and returned to finish his college course. events. Thertf are some men In the Oregon colleges who have made marks over 150 feet, but they are not worthy of comparison with the marks estab lished by Plaw in the last few years. Reports from the west credit Plaw with over 180 feet last summer, and it was in vain that the east looked to see him make good at the national champion ships last September, for he failed to get there. Ralph Rose Is the one and onlv bet In the shot-put If he keeps to the straight and narrow path and stays away from the besetting evils of the scandal of professionalism which have lately been connected with him. The University of Oregon has- Henry Mc Klnney, who can accomplish well over 46 feet with the big ball. Glllmour of the Olympic club may Improve, and will undoubtedly make a bid for the place. Smlthson of the Multnomah club, with Powell and Cheek of the Olympic club. are the ones who will fight it out In the hurdles, although past performances fa vor the national champion. PowU and Cheek both have good records, and a hard fight Is expected. The discus, Javelin and the walking, events are practically not taken care of In the west makeup, for little if any time is de voted to these branches of the game. There are a few boys in Oregon who are clever at tbe walking game. Some or mem gave exniDiuons at the Lewis and Clark exhibition, but Inasmuch as the American committee has decided to have no tryouts In these events their ability will do them no good. The belief that when tha primary law waa enacted the people understood that it was a party measure purely, and that the now famous statement sig nified that the legislature would aoeupt tbe people s selection, wltnln tne puny nnln n a U.IbI.Hv. rn 1 1 ki I ' the Judge said. Money la Oanooses. "The abuses of the party in the elec tion of United States senator have .us ually arisen from the use of money to coritrol party caucuses in the legisla tive assembly, and tho people dealrea to end that by making their own selec tion, hence the incorporation of the senatorial nomination In the district primary law, but few men. If any, thought or believed that the primary was to mean anything more than a new and better method of regulating party affairs and making party nominations. l Dciieve tnis view ouiainea generally, regardless of party, when the law was enacted. Statement No. 1 was not considered." But is It not true that Statement No. 1 approaches the selection of senators by direct vote of the people, and that tne majority or tne people or ait par- ties believe in that principle T" tbe Judge was asked. Tea. and no." he replied. "I am In favor of an amendment to the federal constitution so providing, but It cannot be Justly reached by indirection for the reason that the election of a United States senator under our present sys tem la but an incident in the Important work or a state legislature, it wouia be preposterous to elect a man to either branch of the legislature because he stood for Statement No. 1, when In other respects he Is entirely unfit for the duties or his office. The first consideration of the voter in casting his vote for a member of the legislature must be tne interests of the state. The election of a federal senator is important, but not all Important Therefore the theory of election of United States senator by direct vote of the people must be divorced from the election of members of the legislature before It can be safe or Just, other wise the political significance of the senatorshlp may in some election overshadow all else, and a leglalature may be elected on that Issue (Statement mo. l) alone, in wnicn case tne in terest of the. state, which Is the Im portant thing to its citizens, will be forgotten." Sees Wo Danger Ahead. If Statement No. 1 is abandoned Is there not danger that a return to tho old corrupt political conditions will come?" was the next question. 'Assuredly not. No man labored harder or sacrificed more than I In the establishment of the direct primary law,'' the speaker continued. "I believe n it. and am confident that it will suc ceed. Ultimately the opposition to it will cease. One of the reasons which auses me to oppose Statement No. 1 Is a conviction that if it shall ever result n the election by a legislature of one pafty of a senator belonging to another party there will be such a revulsion of public sentiment that the primary law, which Is the people's safeguard, will be stricken from the statutes. "Many of us. men of all parties, la bored for vears for It. and If It dies before Its purpose is accomplished, the advocates of Statement No. 1, which is no part thereof, will be responsible for its death. Far and beyond tne election or a senator is the issue of political decency. The primary law will secure that, if enforced in Its spirit. If to a ma jority of the people the famous State ment No. 1 is more Important than that politics In Oregon shall be clean, we wno opposed me statement must suo- mlt Let me ask. However, every voter o a-o to the ornce or tne county ciera and read the primary law, and State ment No. 1, and he win then see that the two have no legitimate connection ut that Statements No. 1 and No, are Incongruous supplements onlv. 1 1 respect tne opinions or men wno differ from me In political views, and I am loath to believe that men who sup port the Ideas of Jefferson and Jack' son In government expect or deslra that a legislature of their party shall elect a federal senator who entertains the views of government which Hamilton and Clay stood ror. Putting On XiSBt Straw. "To all honest Democrats and Repub licans, who have convictions, let me therefore appeal not to prejudice, but to Intelligence and submit that the following statement in lieu of No. 1 will avoid all the abuses Of the past, save the primary law, and leava the legislature free to maintain Its man hood and constitutional prerogatives: 'I am a Republican (or Democrat, as the case may be), and If elected to the legislative assembly I promise as a member thereof to support that man for United States senator who shall be the candidate of my party In the gen eral election, thus making the entire party electorate the party causus.' "This will obviate every abuse of the past, effect the purpose and reflect the spirit of the direct primary." mm Saps the Vital Power From Men An. average of ons man in tivs has . -Varicocele. Most man that bar this dragging, draining weakness are not aware of it until It has wrecked their lives. , Varicocele causes conges tion of the blood In some of the most vital blood vessels of man. It causes a dull, heavy, list less feeing, which is of ten mistaken for nervous debility or general decline of power. Varicocele results from partial paralysis of the delicate nervs fibers that havs a part In nnntrnllinar local circulation of the blood. The muscular ooatings of th veins, being- deprived of nervous communication and control, become Inactive weakened and relax. The blood ves sels expand from the pressure within, tbe circu lation becomes sluggish, and frequent stagnant pools form In little nooka and pockets that con stantly enlarge as me relaxation continues, tot noaalbllltr axiits that clots may form In these stagnant pools and then pass out into the general circulation. Should ons find lodgment In avalvs of the heart the result might be Instant death, or should It be carried to the brain, general par alysis would follow. Get Cured Now It Is not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will bs cured. Don't wait until It is too lata My method ror the treat ment of Varloocels la perfect and aulck. The cure Is absolutely certsln. I use NO KNIFE, cause no pain, and you need not bs detained from your work for ons day. I esneclallv solicit those cases In which ths many so-called treat ments havs failed, o where money has been wasted on electrlo belts and other appliances. Don't experiment, when my Direct Method of fers a certsln means of a ours. Examination Free I offer not only FREE, consultation and ad vice, but of every case tiat comes to ms I will make a careful examination and diagnosis with out charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. If you cannot call, writs for Diagnosis Chart. My offioes are open all day from 9 a. m. to t tn., and Sundays from 10 to 1 only. m m ovxt $Q(D Xa Any TTnoompUcated I DR. TAYLOR Tas readlnfSpeotallatr My fair Offer Is Pay Me When I've Cured You the DR.. TAYLOR, co. 834U xomxxsov STmzjBT, ooxram sxooiro, romTivurs, oazaoY. "Recital Tomorrow Night. The twelfth of this season's recitals will be given by Ellers Piano House In the Midway laat year to I their recital hall, corner of Park and wasnmgion streets, tomorrow evening at d:bu. miss t.tnei i,ytie win oe tne soloist and her beautiful voice will be heard In a group of charming songs, These recitals are given every Friday night and all are cordially Invited. Ad mission by ticket only, but tickets may De secured entirely complimentary by calling at Ellers Piano House before 6 o clock Friday afternoon. Jones Wins at Handball. Dick Jones is champion handball f (layer of the Multnomah club, he hav ng defeated Sam Holbrook in the finals last night. Both men were presented with gold medals, given to the win ners of the first andsecond prizes. Followlnsr were the scares: 21-13. 11-21 and 21-8. State Institutions Discussed. (Doited Press Leaaed Win.) Topeka, Kan., Feb. 18. Superintend ents or state institutions or Kbjirah be gan their first quarterly conference at $35 Will Furnish a Eoom. iou can iurnisn a dining-room or bed-room complete with handsome, dur able rurniture including a beautiful, large rug for $35. For full particulars read Morgan & Atchley's ad in today's Total .763 792 69S Roderick Macleay Wins. Plnehurst, N. C. Feb. 18. Roderick Macleay a member of the Waverly Oolf club of Portland, Oregon, finished first among a field of 129 players In the qualification round of the St. Val entine tournament yesterday. He made a score of SO. J. E. Porter of Pittsburg" wiW l Brooklyn A. 3. the state house this afternoon. The Journal ontne ljouDie isast Bide Page." program opened wltn a discussion of Wisconsin Democrats. (Dotted Preaa Leaaed Wire. I Milwaukee, Wis.. Feb. 13.-i-The Demo- name delA, gaiea-awarge to me uenver conven tion waa called to order here shortly before noon today with a full attend ance or aeiegat.es ana alternates, it la a foregone conclusion that the dele gates win do instructed ror Bryan and the only contest Is over the personnel of the delegation. E. C. Wall of Wil- wauaee, jonn Ayiwara or Madison, Daniel H. Grady of Portage, Congress man Charles Welsse of Sheboygan Falls and H. H. Manson, chairman of the state committee, are among those men tioned for the honor. the different methods of manaarement ana coniroi or state cnaritaoie and cor rectional institutions, bv H. C. Bowman of Newton. Other speakers, and their XtolwmmtoSk & tnnlx. w.ra am fnllnnr.' Vfi, Ttl tj CratlO SIBIO COnventlOn to Perry of Belolt, on the present and future of Industrials school pudIIs: Dr. T. C. Biddle of Topeka. on female nurses in male wards, and nr. J. N. van Nuys of Osawatomie, on the nature, treatment and prevention of tuberculosis. The conrerence win conclude tomorrow. Home Market Club Banqnet. (Catted Prea Leased Wire.) Boston, Feb. IS. Elaborate prepara tions have been completed for the an nual banquet tonight of the Home Mar ket club. Following its custom of hav ing a speaker of national . prominence at Its annual banquets, ths club has this year secured Ex-Govefnor Frank S. Black of New York to deliver ths principal address ef rths evening. A new telephone line, with about 1 patrons, Is being built Into ths Stayton central. This line comes from Sublim ity, and west of there on the Aumaviiio road. v - On Threshold of Fortune. Just as the miners employed by the Denny Dulln Mining company reached a depth of 105 feet in the Incline shaft that is being sunk, they discovered what they had been looking for many mdnths a vast body of ore that car ries from $15 to $76 per ton. At that moment, unfortunately, the funds of the company were insufficient to con tinue tha worn ana it stopped, a groui of Portland men. following a carefu investigation, took over the properties, placed a limited number of shares of treasury stock upon the local market and are said to be rapidly accumulat ing a development fund that will make the Dennv Dulin a dividend-paying In vestment In a short time. This company has just moved Its of fices to 81 Mallory building, 268 Stark street. The stocK is being sold at 10 cents a share. Alex Sweek of Portland is president or tne company. DEPL0EE DE4TH OF P0PULAE CLASSMATE At a meeting of the June class of West Side High school ths following resolutions were adopted by ths class on the untimely death of Miss Grace Sprague. one of the most popular mem bers of the class, who passed away last Aionaay: "Whereas, we have lost from our WE CURE MEN ONLY! Our Fee $S to $3Q INo Pay Unless Cured I Seek Help Where It Is Certain to Be Found Consult This Institution has built uo its splendid practlc more bv the free advertising riven It by Its PER FECTLY SATISFIED PATIENTS, who have received the benefit of Its modern, scientific and legitimate methoda than in any other way. If you are not a per rect man come to us. lin t it worm the little lim It will take when you are CERTAIN that you wil have the benefit of HONEST, SINCERE physician wht n.v.r ntremnf tn deceive von In mnv wiit A Mn sulfation costs you nothing EXCEPT your own tlmq live, wide-awake specialist about your case one who has ex perlence, skill and .ability, one who can give you tne best treatment t be had on the Pacific coast regardless of price. We cure men. and hav cured more cases of weakness and special ailments of men than any otbe specialists in Portland. If you do not know what the trouble is, consul us free of charge and find out. I In selecting a physician or specialist, when in need of one, some cord siderauon and tnougnt snouia De given to tne quanncations, experienc ana lengtn or time anjnstitute or meaicai man nas oeen located in tn city. It stands to fuason that an Institution that has stood the test o tlmn and numbers its curea bv the thousands la far superior to mushl room Institutions that spring up in a night, last a few months and are gone we have been curing men zv years ana are tne oldest specialists curln men in Portland. we invite those who have aeen-seaioa ana onronio disorders to call an be examined. Consultation and examination Is free, and oarrlss with it a, obligation to snsage oar servioes. Our offioes art) eaulnoed with the most modern and scientific medians cal devices for the treatment of chronic diseases. Our charges are reason aDie and m reach or any man. Write if vou cannot call. Our system of home .treatment la alwav Uktaiin ana most successrui. ah correspondence sacreaiy connaentisj. HOURS 9 a. m. to & p. m. Evenings, 7 to 8:30. Sundays, 9 a. m. to : noon. ;Srn& CONSULTATION FREE ST. LOUIS luRaicAAi.ND DISPENSARY ooum bsooud Airs taickix;; mxsxrm, roBTivajro. osxaoxr. MEN TREATED AIND CURB! BUST aTZBTTCXI tOWEST OXABOESI CTTKZS HVkMkXTTi wno are aiructea witn ih.kvuub iij151L,it i, or jrallll Strength, commonly called "LOST MANHOOD," Exhaust Drains, pimples. Lame Back, Inflammation of the Bladder at Kidneys, Highly Colored Urine, Impotency, Despondency, Fa ing Memory, iss or Amouion, Mental worry, results Of cess and overwork; Piles, Fistula and Hydrocele or oil weakness, which absolutely unfit them for Study, Buslnei measure or Marriage. Vo ours, no pay. Blood poison, contracted or hereditary: Diseases, Rheumatism, Bores, Swellings, Bisohanrss, Cton rboea, Oleet, Stricture, Balanrsd Prostata aad Xydrooals. X eat dealings. Successful and Conscientious service, Reasons: cnarges. Call or writs SB. T. 7. FIX BOB, 181 rinrt St, Vortlaaft, Scoffs Sanfal-Pepsm capsules A POSITIVE CURE For Inflammation erOatarrhot tba Bladder and Dlacaaad Ki fTPm mTBa. . M ... jZ la 3 st tiara. XO CUM SO FAT. Carat nlcklT and Mrmanentlr tha wont eaaee of laaTrfcasa long etaodiog. Abselstely Parisian, uoia oy sragguta, Price 11 no. or by nail, poet paio,ai.iu,a posse, sa-jo. TKESANTAL-PEPSMCO. Ballofostalne, Oats. BracssjtS. Every Woman Buuereneaaiia inoaia new . . seont the wonderful MARVEL Vthirlina Sorsv I Tbe naw Tartnl Infer. JnJte. nun ana aumon. uaet Sax. eat-Aioat uoDveaiant, . hi a laiiaaiiy, IrtTaar truth t to k jr na cannot supply tas nanvBii, aouepi do STeig-hborhood ravorlte. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor. Maine. speaking of Electric Bitter, says: "It Is a neighborhood favorite hero with us." It deserves to be a favorite every where. It gives quick relief in dyspep sia, liver complaint, kidney derange ment, malnutrition, nervousness, weak ness and general debility. Its action on the blood, as a thorough Durlfler malrea It especially useful as a Spring medi cine. This grand alterative .tonic, la sold under guarantee at Skldaibre Drug Cos drug; store. 60a, . , other, bat Had itamn for I nan llluatratad book- . Ttglras fall Dartleulara and Hlrnctiona tn. valuable to ladle. MARVEL cttk a m. ass ST.. KQW Vnai. For Sale by Bkidmore Drug Co., Woodard, Clarke Co. aad Laua-Davia Drag Co. S Btorae. Has and a aad CGeera lie Wan-Kaewa CHINESE Beat aad Hart DOCTO SMda la tbat a tody IMa irsdy ef rata ana M oiseaveres and la gl midst, Grace Sprague, our beloved class mate and our vice-president, "Resolved, by us, the members of the June class, 1908, of the Portland High school, That it is our conviction that In her death we have lost one of our moat loyal and lovable members. We wish hereby to express our high appre ciation of tier amiable and noble char acter and our feeling that by her kindly and gentle nature she has exerted a lasting Influence upon us all. "We also desire to tender our sin. cerest sympathy to the bereaved mem bers of her family. "We further resolve that a copy of these resolutions De sent to tne mem bers of her family, to ths "Cardinal.' and to the daily papers. ' "L.OL.A HAMMOND, "JANE KNOX, "LEWIS ANDERSON. "Committee." V tb world hla woaderfnl iwaaadtea. MO KEHCURT. POISONS CM. SKUSs WP CM WITHOUT OPEaATIOa. OA wiijbuu ths axo ov a uui, Ha narantcaa tn mm Cmtmrr aatnt lent. Threat, Bbeanatlaai .Nervoaaif Narvnas DeblUty, fltnsMcn. Uver. KI4 TronWMt alto Lnat MantamWt Famile W sen and All Private Dlaeasia A SURE CANCER CUR fast Baoslvsd freai Faking, China Safe, I and Bailable, r tou arb Armcricn. nntrr onU DBuaxS ABB PANGEBOUs. 4 tt ttm fa D Dot ealL writ fa aamntaaa hi man circular, i ne km a erata la stamps. CONSULTATION FRE SUB a 0 W0 CHIMBS HtuUlClMM, lttt First St., Car. Bomses, . Portland, Oragoa, flaae MauUoa Tab Paaaa. $35 Will Furnish a Room. You can furnish a dining-room or bed-room complete with handsome, dur able furniture including a beautiful, large rug for 135. For full particulars read Morgan 4 Atchley's ad in today's Journal on ths "Double East Side Page." New Notaries. fftneelM Dlapatch to Tha loarnat.t Salem. Feb. IS. List of notaries Dub- Uo appointed in and fori tho state of (Xdkcmedv. dew It raVKB KBOW f WA Tarrant a juvaoa ei vaoesn Copaiba In CAPSULES. nloaMaMtfwteudAnMvJeaB coaorr&oaa. git, wniaaa. eta. L tk. aonvanima to earn. mm saaoessfal aae. Meat Howa A Ington at, Portland, xns Tarrant Co, ore ka, eoovanlaat to earry. I I sawMsafal aae. Meat St Martin's, SSI Wff and, Or. ; or by mall f, x, 44 Hudson SU, If fOR WOMEN ON Dr. Sanderson's C o m p o u oavm ana motion noot fi im nest and only roll remedy for DELAYED P IOD8. Cure the mml H.l ate cases in S to 10 days Pried per vox. or tnree poxes 16.00. Bold rV;"'8 yEW?-?- -Aress - Ti Oregon; N. C Hog. RJ1 A. Letter fVRvlon Pnrilnnrl fl tlf aT.ni rill: William R. Maalav. Vantm? f I ctit iik... " ' 3 I 1'