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TEl TR A IN S AT
SANTA DARCARA
Manager McCrcdie Selects
California City Mott, Ca
lif f and 3Ioore Sold.
,"' Santa Barbara will b th training
plac for th Portland Beavers this
spring.
Th above Important announcement
- was made by Manager trailer McCredle
this morning, and the head of the Port
1 land team will leave for the south to
' make arrangements for his men next
&ir Fur several weeks the Portland
mag-nates hesitated between Tucson and
" Santa Barbara, dui me iur w "
. ly considered to be tne Desi propuamu
.. im uri atanrlnnlnt-
That there will be plenty of practice
' ramea for the Beavers around Hanta
Iur)ir la aaaured. In addition to th
' ; g-aroes with the Chicago Americans and
. the team In the California winier leagu
ihara will be numerous mlxups with th
tama from the fleet, which will be
', resting In Santa Barbara Harbor during
Uie tlm tne weavers are mere.
i From present Indications the Bav
ara will have the best ante-season
arlea nf rames a northern basebal
, annad has aver had In the south. This
feature of the plans of the MeOredles
' augurs well for the pinion oi me im
in the Coast league race.
' Prom a pecuniary standpoint the se-
. lection of Santa Barbara could not be
better. The thousands or saiiors irura
the American fleet are entnusiastic rans,
specially when their own teams are
- playing the professionals and will turn
out en masse to tne game.
- All of the Beavers who wintered In
Portland will go south together and will
' be joined at Grants Pass by Pernoll.
who spent the off season at his home
In that place. Manager McCredle, Ken
nedy, Bassey and Casey were the play-
ara wno spent tne winter uere.
Three Flayers Sold.
" Manager McCredle has disposed of
' three players of last year s squad to
Manager Robert P." Brown of the Aber
.. iiMn team of the Northwest league, the
castoffs being Ennon Callff, Charlie
. Moor and Mott McCredle hesitated to
say what he received from Aberdeen for
the sale of the three, but Intimated that
it was not for a song.
Mack thinks Callff Is one of the best
pitchers in the league, out was com-
noiiort to let him o because he could
. not vet along with. the youngster of
; the Wadelllan tendencies.
Calif f wlU probably be at home In the
Northwestern league, "as It was from
Belllngham that he graduated Into fast-
er company. He Played, on the team the
i year that Klrby urennan, tne oia fort
. . land outfielder, was manager. His work
attracted the attention of McCredle and
' . his services were secured. Callff played
. - fine ball for two years but last year
' developed a bad case of "grouch," and
hia aervlcea were worth nothing. With
; a manager like Brown at the head of
the Aberdeen team, uaim naa a Tine
. chancer to regain his former reputation.
"Whether or not Charlie Moore will
' sign with Aberdeen remains to be seen.
He has the management of the St. Johns
. club in the Tri-city league arms uis-
posali and should Manager Brown's of
fer be not tempting enough he will
- probably take charge of the Saints
again.
Mott, the same Anson Mott who din
rusted th fans with his punk playing
: last year, may make good with Aber
I deen, and If he does he should stay
there, for he certainly Is not fast
. enough for this league. He played good
- ball during- Russ Hall's regime In Seat
tie, but was a frost when he came here.
GOLF STANDING
found ray
Waverly Club Adopts New
flfethod to Determine
Who Are Best.
Fights Scheduled for Tonight.
Johnny Coulon vs. Cooney Kelley, 10
rounds, at Peoria, Illinois.
Freddie Welsh vs. Young Loughrey,
10 rounds, at Milwaukee.
Tomorrow and Thursday will posi
tively be th last days for discount on
ast aid sa s bills. Portland Gas Company.
A new system of determining the
merits of golf players has been Inau
gurated at th Waverly golf links, the
first play starting last Sunday. Under
he new stylo the membeislilp has been
divided into clnssos. such r-.s A, B. C, D,
and so on. Kuch class has from elgh
to twelve players, and they will play
or positions In their various clauses.
After the positions havo been estab-
llshud the players will work to the head
or the list, always challenging tn
players. In the position lust above them,
Kor Ineunee. a player who finished No.
7 In his class may challenge No. i In
another clar.s, and If he succeeds 1m
beating No. 6. he takes that position,
while No. 6 goes back to No. 7.
In this manner It la possible to1earn
definitely who ara the best players In
the club, and teams may thus be equably
chopon to defend the club In future
contests. .
The women members of the club have
adopted the same method of determin
ing "who Is who" and will start off
their play aoout the first of next month.
Next Saturday afternoon the annual
Washington birthday handicap will be
played, and it la attracting much Inter
est from those who frequent the green.
GREAT WOMAN TENNIS
PLAYERS AT'CORONADO
SCOTS Hi BRITONS
TO CLASH SATURDAY
Bagpipes 'Will Urge on Play
ers Who Were Victorious
Last Season.
BROTHERS
READYVT0 FIGHT
I Jack Arrives to Trim Mitel
for Battle With Stanley
Ketchel.
No matter if you bav been pronounced Inourabl by any other physician, don't on that
account heal tat to com to m for treatment I hav cured hundreds of man who had
been told 4 hat they were Incurable. Remember, that my methods will cur oases that
are practically Incurabl by any other treatment .My methods ar original with me,
and ar th result of many years' experience In medical practice, I effect a our In
very case I take for treatment, because my treatment I adjusted to th needs of each
patient with sclentlflo precision. I leav nothing to guesswork. I KNOW when I be
gin treating, a patient' that I will perform a oomplet and permanent CURE. Such a
cur by. my treatment I lust a certain a that two and two mak lour. , ,
I claim that nothing less than oomplet eradication of th dlseas from the ays
tarn I a real cur. "1 treat to completely remove th dlseas and not merely th aymp-
toms. I drive out every root and liber of th ailment and effect a , cur that wfli
make you strong and vigorous for a lifetime. - -....' . ; .
Th cures I affect ar th result of mr thorough knowledge of vry phas (
th diseases I treat and to th fact that I apply individual treatment to each case
In every Instanc I know the ailment and I know the -cure for' It. Th fact " that " I
acre to wait for my fee until you ar cured 1 proof of my confidence In my ability
to cur in very case. Some physician assert that certain diseases of men ar In
curable. I deny that, and stand ready to PROVE that by my methods ther la no
aisease peculiar to men uiai canaoi d cureo.
iCYoa
Stirred on by the music of the bag'
pipe, the Scottish soccer players, under
Captain Colin V. Dyment, will attempt
to repeat their victories of last season
over the English soccer eleven, cap-
You Can Pay Me When You Are Cured
.varicocele
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Coronado Beach. Cal.. Feb. II
Prominent lawn tennis experts from far
ana near are gathering Here for the Pa
cific coast championships, which ar to
open on the local courta tomorrow and
contlnu through the remainder of the
wees.
Th tournament will be particularly
notable this year because of the many
prominent women experts who will com
pete. Foremost among them are Miss
May sutton, champion or the world, and
her sister Florence, both of Los Ange
les; Miss Hatel Hotchkiss , and Miss
Ooldle Meyer of Berkeley, and Miss
Kyan or Hanta Monica, a former cham
plon of British Columbia. The tourna
ment ror men will likewise brlnr to
gether th best players on the Pacific
slop.
Hicks-Chattens Victors.
Th Hlcks-Chattens had everything- on
the Columblas at the Oregon alleva last
night, winning; three straight games by
good scores. lanaermeyer of the win
ning team has had the highest score.
zsi, ana me nign average lSi). Follow
lng- Is the result: ,
COLUMBIAS.
Players. (1) (2) (3) T. Av.
Absentee 100 100 100 300 100
A r milage 134 168 148 450 150
Deaver 180 144 173 479 16
Sharer 142 169 116 427 142
Kalk 1S8 1S6 14 460 IS?
Total 714 737 682
HICKS-CHATTEN.
Players. (1) (2) X3) T. Av.
ffoch 162 144 164 460 163
Baker 123 149 178 4S0 150
Williams 168 168 169 476 158
Allen 134 142 158 434 146
Flandermeyer ..174 232 160 666 189
Total 751 825 809 I
New Title "Club Chat."
"Wlnsred M. Chat" is no lonaer. Its
place lias been taken by "Club Chat."
an even better publication, which will
hereafter devote Its attention to a
number of other athletic clubs in the
vicinity aside from the Multnomah Am
ateur Athletic club. W. A. Orton, the
editor, announces In the current number
the monthly receipts turned into the
M. A. A. C. treasury last year $295.83.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Ran Francisco, Feb. 18. Jack "Twin
Sullivan has arrived at hl.v brother'i
Lined by Sydney Mills in the serle of headquarters, but did not put on th
ih. ..m.. whlrh will atart nl Hat- """"ling ' ine cny aner e-
urrlav afternnon T.t winter tha Scots iernai ureeunga. JSC. win
an oarijr oosi inis morning or
San Rafael, ' and- there will be some I
lively doinrs between the twins until!
Mike cuts out the strenuous work which
will probably be Thursday.
Contrary to earlier expectations.
Ketchel will have no difficulty in mak
ing- the weight agreed upon, as h bare-i
y tips me Deani at 154 pounds, and
win irom now on le content to rest
with that flarure. Ills road work will
be lightened considerably, but short I
spins will be taken each mornlnr.
Jack Welsh has been selected as ref
eree ror tne Atteil-Kelly riKnt, which I
Is scheduled for the latter part of the
month before Jack Oleason's clufc. The
date of the Encounter has not yet been!
aeciueu on. but it will probably he th t
znm or tne month at Dreamland pa
vilion.
Tim McOrath rooelved a wire from
Jim Flynn at New Orleans last nlaht
announcing nis arrival and stating that
ne woum immediately go into training
for his fight with Barrv on the X8th
or the month. After that fight he will
return to I,os Angeles to take on Bat
tling jonnson.
won the third and deciding games from
the Britons after a hard fought contest.
and are confident that they can turn
the trick again this season.
Oreat Interest Is being displayed
among both nationalities, and a record
breaklna- crowd promises to see the
match. The first gam will be called
Saturday afternoon, Washington's birth
day, at 1:30 o'clock, and Referee Mounts,
formerly or tne (jauiornia soccer league,
will hav cnarg or tne piayers.
HUNT CDjBlOERS
STRIVE FOR TROPHY,
Fifteen Thoroughbreds to
Jump Obstructions in
Chase.
Washington's birthday will be cel
bra tad next Saturday afternoon by the
members of the Portland Hunt club
In a contest for a handsome cup do-
mated bv Thomas McOrath. From 12
to It of th best thoroughbred hunting
horses In Portland will line up for
the chase after the hares.
The seven or eight- mile course will
be laid out by Mrs. Buffum and Miss
Ann Shogren and there will be some
thing like eight stiff Jumps. The start-
off will be made at 2:30 o clock and
there will be a large gallery to ioiiow
the contestants.
STATE FAIR TO PUT UP
$5,000 FUTURITY STAKE
A 16.000 futurity stake for foal of
190S has been put up Dy tne Oregon
Htate Fair association. At the fair at
Salem in 1910 and 1911, the champion
ship of the youngsters and the rich
purne will go to the fastest colt, both
two-vear-oius inu mrec-j er-vna. tu
tries will close July 1, and the condi
tions will ne announced later.
Races of this kind nave been a great
success tnrougnout me e&si ana in
rnllfornla. and should likewise pros
per in tno norinweai. moruiwesiern
horsemen will receive this announce
ment with arrest glee, as it insures bet
ter horses and more Interest In home
breeding.
This Day in Sport Annals.
1882 Benny vTanger ("Tipton Slash
er"), pugilist, born in New York city.
1890 At San Francisco, Jack Demp
sey defeated Billy McCarthy of Aus
tralia in 28 rounds.
1892 David Dunham withers, one or
America's most noted turfmen, died at
New York.
1899 At Philadelphia. Terry McOov-
"Strangler" Smith Wounded.
"Strangler" Smith, the wrestler, sus
tained a painful wound of the hand this
morning, which necessitated a doson
stitches to bring the severed flesh to
gether. While loadlna- a wheat shlD
Smith's companion accidentally plunged
a knife In the back of his hand in the
vicinity of the little finger, which
reached the bone. It will be some time
before he can grapple on the mat again.
Hall Trains at Lewiston.
Rush Hall will train his Butte Miners
at Lewiston. Idaho, this spring-, tho
same as he did Inst vear. Hall was
so well satisfied with the weather con
ditions and treatment last year that he
could not be hired- to train anv other
place. The Edmonton team of the Can
adian league also trained last year at
Lewiston. The town Is only 600 feet
above sea level, nnd protected from
chlllln winds bv lofty hills.
Motor Boat Clnb's Quarters.
Eight hundred feet alone; the east
bnnk of the Willamette river Just south
of Bundv's bathhouse has been chosen
for the location of the new Willamette
Motor Boat club. This much was de
cided upon at a meetlnsr of the club
members Sunday. A clubhouse will be
erected and boatyard laid out as soon
as enough stock has been sold.
Under my treatment th most ag'
gravated case of' varicocele are
cured In a few day time. Ther
is no da. in. and it la seldom neces
sary that th patient be detained
from his occupation. Normal circu
. latlon la at one restored through
out all th organ and their natural
processes of Wast and repair are
again established. If you ar af
flicted with varicocele consult me at
one. Delay can bring on aggravated
conditions and nervous complications
and involve th general health.
No other physician employs a Ilk
treatment, ana so tnorougn is my
work that there need not be , th
slightest fear of a relapse Into old
conditions.
"Weakness"
I am confident that I hay cured
more cases of so-called "weakness1
than any other physician. There
may be doctor in th large eastern
cities who hav treated more cases
than I. but they cling to the old and
Ineffective practice of dosing with
tonics. "Weakness" is merely a
symptom of local disorder that re
quires local treatment. This Is a
truth mat i nave aiscoverea ana
that has been fully established by
my success tn effecting permanent
cures. My.metnofi is original witn
myself and is employed by no other
physician.
Free Consultation
To ludsre my ability without personal
consultation may be an Injustice to
yourself that will cost a lifetime or
suffering Consultation is free and
confidential and you place yourself
under no obligation to m whatever
by coming to talk with ma about
your case.
Specific Blood Poison
Others dose th system with mineral
poisons scaroely less dangerous than
th disease Itself. Th best they
hop to do by this treatment Is to
keep th disease from manifesting
Its presence upon th surface of the
Doay. unaer my treatment tn en
tire system Is cleansed. Th last
taint of virus is destroyed. Every
symptom - vanisnes to appear no
more I employ harmless blood'
cleansing remedies. They ar reme
dies heretofore unknown in th
treatment of this disease. They cur
py neutralising ana absolutely de
stroying the poison In th system.
Such cures - cannot be other thaa
complete and porrrfanent.
Stricture
My treatment for stricture removes
th necessity for surgical operations
van in sever cases or long stand
ing. I do no cutting nor dieting. No
other physician employs my methods
or overcoming this disorder, so the
service I offer you Is original and
distinctive. Do not give up hope be
cause others have failed, I will cure
you and the cure will be a prompt
and painless on. My treatment dis
solves tn stricture, suoaues ail in
flammation, relieve all Irritation or
congestion that may exist in the kid
neys or bladder, reduces enlargement
of th prostata gland and restores
health and ton in all organs af
fected by the disease
All medicines are prepared In my
own private laboratory and ar ab
solutely fresh and pur.
DR. TAYLOR,
The Leading Specialist
My Fe Is
$10
Za Anv Vaoosiplleat4 Disord
Contracted Disorders
To but partially cur a contracted
disease Is almost aa dinnmui u
allow it to go untreated. UnUss
every particle of Infection and In
flammation is removed the probabil
ity eleta that the disease will grad-'
ually work Its wav into tha
system. Still greater is th danger
of the prostata a-land htcnminr
chronically inflamed, which always
brings partial or complete lose of
power. Perhaps 15 per cent of th
cases of so-called "weakness" ar a
direct result of soma Improperly
treated contracted disease. During
the past five years I hav treated,
thousands of eases of contracted dis
orders and hav effected an absolute
ly thorough and saf cur tn asU
Instance.
My Colored Chart
Of the male anatomy will be found
both Interesting and Instructive. Fre
at office.
If you cannot call, writ for diag
nosis blank.
XETIIER SIDE OF COURT.
ern won from Fred Snyder in six rounds.
1901 At Memphis. "Young Peter
Jackson" and Bobby Dobbs fought 20
rounds to a draw.
1904 At Monte Carlo, Maroczy won
the international chess tournament.
Russian Says the Imperial Kitchens
Xeed a Pure Food Law.
A writer who signs himself S. R. O.
has contributed to the Revue of Paris
some revelations of the nether side of
court life In Russia. The Revue says
that the writer is a Russian prince and
belongs- to the suite of the czar.
He bestns with a reference to the
czar's attack of typhus fever In 1900
nnd the wonder expressed throughout
Europe that a potentate whose life was
so caref.illv runrrted shoul'l have con
tradicted the infection. There would
have been no wonder, he says, if the
recrets of t'.ie imperial kitchens were
known.
These ire manaarer! with Inexpressible
disorder and are unsanitary bevond be
lief. Their unhygienic condition Is
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only equaled by their dishonesty and
extravagance. .
The alleged prince wrues mat utn.
Tyrto, brother of a former minister of
marine, called in nis aocior one uaj.
He was fearfully 111. ..... , ,
"Where have you ben dining?' asked
the Anrttir.
"I had luncheon with the czar yes
terday, and I came right home and went
to bed, I was so ill. was the enswer.
The doctor treated him for ptomaine
noisonlne- and pulled him through.
Th rxar'a table is financed on a
scale of enormous estravagance. Each
dish provided Is put down at 10 rubles,
or about $5, and each single article of
food counts as a dish, though It may be
only a few olives or a bunch of celery.
At great state dinners the figuring Is
still higher.
For instance, if there are 600 covers
set and lobster patties are on the menu
th. nrnim nut in wllkbe for 600 lob
sters at four rubles apiece, though ono
lobster easily suffices for four or five
euests. Or If aucas irom nuuen
provided 600 ducks are paid for at five
rubles apiece, though each duck ar
ferds four portions.
Withal the lobsters are apt to be of
doubtful freshness and the ducks do
not come from Rouen, The champagne
UI.U I. mmr,A An thpNA f TPflt OCCd-
WHICH 1 mviwwM . , ,
slons, except perhaps at the Imperial
table, -is sure to masquerade as tho
choicest brand in the Imperial cellars.
but the real quality is worse uws
plTher Is a man in St. Petersburg who
Is famous for his dinners and his wine.
A he Is act wealthy his friends wonder
. . i . rw A a xr triA writer
now: n qucs i-
solved the mystery. . fH.
U was sitting in a cafe with the
dinner rflver when a servant in court
livery popped bis head In at a rear door
and beckoned A The prince thought tho
...mi for him. but the dinner
.ill., nil t In with a dry laugh:
"Never mind. That's my purveyor
general. He has something for roe.
W-ii havA srood wine to drink nis
kaalih In tonlarht."
Thev went out Into a rear corridor,
ko fnnn th. servant had a
big basket. It contained 20 bottles of
the finest wines, which the dinner giver
paid for at from 60 kopecks to a rublo
lint Ma Hnd then sent them to nis
wn,,-A iiv a ntihllc norter.
It was far from a unique case. A
regular traffic in choice delicacies, in
cluding fruit, poultry and confectionery,
i. ....t.ntiv rniinr on between tne
xMir'a nnntrv and the back doors or
epicures of the capital, some of whom
are well able to pay for their siippl es
at market prices but who have the In
grained Russian love of graft.
Th. tableware is also taken out of
the palace and sold by kitchen servants
and waiters. In the reign of Aiexanaer
III his artist rnena uosoiuuun,
lng about in search of curios, came on
m heaiitlfnl Sevres plate, emblazoned
with the imperial arms and monogram.
In a ti.nlf (thOD. He bought It for a
ti-tfia inn then the dealer saldr
"If you care for rubbish of that sort
I can get you lots of it. .
DO Dy ail meaiiH, bu ouguiuuuii.
i. a fax weeks he had accumulated
several dozen specimens of fine china
fe. all stolen from Tsar-
skoe-Selo. One day he asked the czar
to come and see his newest curios.
The czar was enraged when the mat
ter was explained to nim. mere was
considerable clearing out of servants,
and the police grabbed the old Junk
dealer. Then Alexander devised a pian
to prevent further looting.
He ordered that a catalogue of every
article In the palace be prepared so
that the imperial property could be
checked up at Intervals. In Russia
thor la pi whys a way to carry out a
rafnrm In annearance nnd beat It In ef
feet. The palace officials selected a
nice learned old man to make the cat
alogue, n anthor named Gregorowltz.
He Is dead and the czar la dead and
Bogolnboff is dead, dui tne catalogue
Is still unfinished.
One day the writer saw a paiming
with the imperial stamp of the Hermit
age museum on it for sale for five
rubles in a second hand furniture store.
He made some discreet inquiries and
tho guardians or the museum toia mm
that It was very hard to keep the pic
tures. Grand dukes and court officials
and ministers had a habit of borrowing
pictures ror tne aecorauon oi meir
nouses for. special occasions, and they
very seldom came pacx.
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Scott's Santai-Tepsin capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
ForlnfismmatlpB orOstaiThq
tha Blulder and Slasased Kid.
no ouas so rax. caras
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THE SAfiTAl-PEPS!I.C11,
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t All Dracfists.
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har. bat sand itamD fn
lllustraled book-aal4. Itfttrc
valuable to ladles. f ARVSI, CO.,
4. ss. BBd ST.. KP1T vnnsl.
for Sal by slcldmor Drug Oo., Weodard,
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v . . CorTallls, Or., Feb. 18. The Alaskan JBrotherhood. Basketball team, coached by Claude Swann, the Httle wonder of Oregon Agricultural
college fame, disbanded In Chicago a few days ago, having made the tour from Seattle via Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salt Lake, Denver and
St. Loals to Chicago, playing all the best teams enroute and meeting defeat only eight times out of the '42 games played.
J Swann and five Df hla men, are now playing a week's schedule In WIscpnsin, prior tc starting on the return trip. The eight games
which they lost and the scores were ariollows: Dallas college, Oregon, 39 to 23; Los Angeles, 27 to 19; Salt Lake Y. M. C. A., 23 to 31;
Baker university, Kansas, 31 to 27; Kansas City Athletic club, 42 to 41; William Jewell college, 35 to 33; Chicago Crescents, 3? to 36; Chicago
Centrals. 40 to 35 .. . The Centrals are considered the strongest team In that city, while the Crescents have a great reputation throughout the
United States. ; . ,-! ,. ...... I ' . , ' "
In many of the games the Alaskans have .defeated their opponents by a larger number of points in a single game than the total number
rolled aS against them In their eight defeats. The record of 'Coach Swann is one to which he can justly point with pride and old O.'A. C. Is cer
tainly proud lot whit li9 has, done on this eastern tour,-; H Is expected home in a week or 10 day. ., , ' '
Ceylon Elephants Tuskless.
From the Cevlon Manual.
It is a singular thing that Ceylon is
the only part of the world where th
male elephants have no tusks; they,
have miserable little grubbers project
ing two or three Inches from the upper
law and inclining downward.
Nothing produces either Ivory or horn
In fine specimens througnout ' Ceylon.
Although some of - the buffaloes have
tolerably fine heads, they will notVbear,
a comparison with those of other doun- j
tries. Tne horns, or tne native catue
are not above four Inches In length.
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faneat's Extract f Oabcbs and
Oopaibaia ' !
OAP8UtES.,
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mmtMM. (lee, whites, ess. Easy
to Uka.' eosyanlaot to ean flits
mi seeosasfal ate. Piioeli, at
Row A Martin's, SSI Wash-
tHt,iu.. pu, rviusou, v, mm., iniia
Th Tarrant Co, 44 Hudson st, Nw
York. "
if
The elk and tha spotted deer's antlers f, . v. n-- :
are small compared with deer, of their (.,V, "
size in India. This Is tne more singular l0B of Ivory. - -
as It Is evident from the geological . . J
formation that at some remote period Tomorrow, and Thursday will post-
Cevlon was not . an island but formed tlvelv be the last day. for discount on
a portion of the mainland. It l thought I east side cas bills.. Portland Gas Corn-
that titer must ne elements wanting-' pany.- i , . ; . . ;
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