The Oregon daily journal., April 10, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1903.
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OPEN TOMORROW
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w ( - - mmmmmmmm saana .--
Semi-Pros Start in Portland,
St Johns, woodburn ana
Oregon City.
Tomorrow afternoon the basebal
os opene for Portland. At :l,-clock
Umpire Trilby Rankin will don mask
and protector and start the ;
XHJL the W Portland and Ik. -Ju
Ktda Triple T teama of the Trt-cuy
SSu Tb. am will be pUr - the
V"n"iEhnie.tt wafo'rmed last eprlng
large following among, be fane "J
! The circuit has been Improvea.
A.forle wd En. both poor towns, be
ing dwJid and I Salem. Oregon
vihcouveVnd Alblna rntl fran
ahi.aa.Ther are no Ion g trips and ex
are lut down and consequently
Km c.. afford to apend mora
Etta ra 5
half of tha league aeaaon.
Stan wlt omeroy. .
Harry" Gardner, who will
cY.t aldS team, la a well known ntayer
sud spent laa sesson with the graln
' ards. Rodney HurlburV one of Pome
rov"s Ditchers, who will work In the
Sunday gm7 1. "MJg
and put In last aeaaon with the fjakea.
H Bad splendid victory record and
waa counted aa one of the clase A box
artists of the league. f- .
Whiteheads team will be out In Its
usual winning form. Klrby Drennan,
the famous Paciflo eoast fielder. wiU
tke care of toe left garden J
Mtlllnera. Drennan la a local boy, and
lms been nlaylng professional ball for
th. lt Vv.J years. n?; ffS5I
Pacific -Coast leaf uer. will taye care
if abort for the Vllllnera and 1rry
Antolne, the atar backstop, wlir work
behind the bat. Pete Braake. Astoria a
box artist Of last season. wUl throw -era
down for the west side content
1 Braake baa a splendid record as a ball
rlThe' game will be called promptly jt
3-30 o'clock. Sunday afternoon at I:S0
o'clock the eame two teams will meet
for the second game. w
Out at St Johns there will be fire
works. Fred Valentine s Apostles will
meet Jack Helser's Albinas and endea
vor to rub It Into the travelers. Pender.
formerly of the Frakes and one of the
i star box artists of the league, will
i perform for Helser's bunch and Charlea
Kay will do similar honors for the
Wanderer Both teams are strong and
Bulem and Wood bum meet it Wood
burn tomorrow afternoon and Vancou
ver will go up againat the Oregon Citr
Papermakera at Oregon City. Both
these games ought to be fast. Bo far
the line up of these teems baa not been
announced. . . -v,a ' ,
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Soothes Itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a acr.- Curea piles,
csema, aalt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Olntmept Tour druggist sella It i
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
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olumea tjid handsome golden oak cases will be given to tba lodge, school,
church, elub or society In Portland securing the largest number of votes.
Votes wiU be issued with pald-in-advanca subscriptions to The Journal aa fol
lows: One year, $7.60, 760 votes, six months, $1.76, 100 votes; three
months. $1.05. 126 votes; one month, 66 cents, 40 votes.- and
every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase ? one vote.
At the close of the contest tha lodge, school, church, club or society receiv
ing tha largest number of vote will be awarded the library complete, with
cases. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. Tha library
is on exhibition in tha Fifth street window of The Journal office, corner Fiftn
and Yamhill streets. Ballot boxes are located at Holsman'a Jewelry store,
149 Third street: White Front drug store, 113 Grand avenue; Watta-Matthieu
drug store, 176 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited, . Trade
with the following mercbanta and get busy with tha votes: .
7 W. X. .CAXXZU CO, dry goods,
clothing and shoes, ISO to 184 East Mor
- rlson street. - . , (
: - X. KOX.SVA1T, jeweler. 141 Third
punia - fluuu iBVt 1
O. X. XOPSTBATEm. jphotographar,
166 H Third street Pacific 1720.
I JCAJ3DEBI.T TBAHgrVJB $ STOX
" Aaa CO, office and warehouse 111-111
North Sixth street Main 1686. A-1685.
TEX M. XV XXAZXAXX CO, sporting
goods, 121 Grand erenue. ast IS. -XOBSXTT
OOaX t ZOX OO, office
112 Pine i atreet Home A-I12S. Mala
1661.
VTJXCAX COAX CO, offloe 82 Burn-
aMa atraot : Main tilt A.177S.
XUSCX $ OSTEX, merchant tailors,
anc L . . D.Al,ta A ft
liil.'DUlllh iuaiw. rw.iv awv. ..... r;
OBS0OX XXwTS CO, cigars and news,
117 Kiitti jilrMt..
W, X. rt.fl"r, plumbing and gas fit-tins-.
607 Williams avenue. - East 4326. .
X. A. WTUSOITS wxztb rxoxx
UO STOBB, 133 Grand ave. E. 666$.
A.' H. WILtETT, grocer, 121 Grand
..r.nn. . W-lSfil. KflBt 282.
TXB MODEI, XAXBEX 8X0P, finest
v.nn in tha r.ltf. 11 Sixth street
- MASOXXO TEMPUI GXOCBXT. 180
Tanihill, orner ; Park. . Main 621,
. iUT ,.-v.:. '.i'-ri'i ... .'s.' .''v:
CKICAOO ZdABXZT, meats. 117 Third
street - Aiatn
..e.n'ar vr vnTWWAY CO-' 191
East Morrison street East 2128, B-1826.
WATTS-MATT Kill TT CO,1 druggist,
Z76 iiusseu sireeu xxw .
253. B. 20. WXIGHT, dentist.' 142
Waahington, corner Seventh. Main alls.
AZ.ICB Blirca, ana rhllllnary. 6
Wus.iiinKton etreet . . '
EtrAHKS PAVSTB, wood dealera,
v.rd taet illsbth and A&Ua atrewta. fiaat
lie : i ... . .v ..'''.: -''""."-;'...:'S'
irr.miT' llZill CO, eorner
F- -nd and Columbia streets; retail 146
ihird street - -.V:.- .
H002B rOS, east aide newa deal
errnd oruert.onery.WUliama avenue
n4 j;uEtll street tast 4i0s-
r. A- Kc"1K& bicycles and eport-l-.iT
''- vu iiatns avnue and Knott
' ,i, ... ! ( at ilfcl.
V;niKr avb. trarBBZitA iac-
-' , i,rH and leather fiooda, 644
. ..... '-,: ata, C-lvO. - -
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. GERhlAil DRIvtK UUtb
AFTER EXTRA PARTS
Lieutenant Kocppen Tre-
jiares to Fix Protus for
Run Through Siberia.
i.iiimut liana Koepoen-of Berlin.
driver of the German automobile Protua
I. tha Intarnatlonai run from HtW TOT
to, Paris, passed through Portland yes
terday on ms way 10 do-.hi-. wu.
he goes U obtain certain ' parts to his
damaged car. which broke down neat
Rock Springs, Wyoming, ana wmcn now
la in uiatn, ' . . ..w
-The reason I am compelled to take
the trip to Seattle." saw ueuisnwn
Kocppen, "is that all tne exira p".
in Z. rr were shipped to that point
,r0-Whr'w. left Parla It waa under
stood that all the cars la the raca ahould
be transported by rail from whatever
part of the unuea iaic wm 'h"
March 6. That day I waa . In
Chicago and I cabled to Parla for in
stnwUonsT I received word that plans
had hMi changed ana iui w
proceed to San Francisco and Heatue
itn our own power.
Vv..in a. railroad track near Rock
8nrtnas. Wyoming, tha crank abaft of
mv Mr was bent bdly. I repaired It as
best I could and euoceeaeu in -gomg
HO miles beytmd Ogoen. wnen i i hh i
give It un and send tha machine back
to Ogden by rati- .
a. .mi u I get the neceassry parte
In Beattle I shall return to Ogden and
k trln , I aan aut of the
race, but I shall probably make the
run through Siberia. Word from Alaska
la to the effect mai ins roaua wiwr-
In a terrible condition ana .1 am airaia
the American car wUl have to turn
Accompanying Lieutenant Koeppen la
William Snyder of Chicago, who Is now
la Ogden,
, Thomaa Car at Valdfg.
(Velted Pro LraaMi Wire. I
Valdes. Alaska, April 10. The Thomas
car, leader in the New xora-xo-raria
race, arrived last night by steamer. The
nttr ttoDulatlon areeted the men ac
companying the car. A publlo reception
waa beta ana lonigm ms inn vi
.n Minimi arid tha other
three a banquet , Sunday tba automobile
will start for Falrbanke. Owing to
the narrow trail It roust be vledded to
Tetkelll through Keystone canyon. From
there the trail to rairnanas is wiu ana
the trip can be made easily.
OAKLAND POLICE PUT
BAN ON POOL SELLING
(United Vrtm Laed Wire. I
r.. nn..n Anrll 1A tla more
will handbooks or poolrooms be allowed
to thrive within the limits of Oakland.
mv. it.fi.rtm.nt of that rltv has
said so. and to demonstrate' its earneet-
nesa In the matter a nas secured war
rants- for the arrest or t men against
Whom evidence haa been collected.
' ITU .It. anthnpUl.a rSava ruMIt nrARA.
Alia VIIJ numui im. r
. - . a j 1 . . a
Curing a secret inTuiuun. w
weeKs ana iney are now in a puaiuuu m
lay .lien iianun . w a.v -
engaged In other business. The major
ity or tnese men are propneiora m cigar
stands, while others are conducting so-
called "clubrooms" to accommodate
their patrons. . ; . i
Albany College la Ready.
(SDerial Dinntck te The Journal. 1
Albsnv. Or.. April 10. Albany college
and Willamette university will meet on
the Diamond here Saturday afternoon.
The two teams are said to be evenly
matched and a good quality of baseball
is assured. Albany couere nas recently
finished a new field in the reer of the
college buildlnar and this has been en
closed with a high fence. It will serve
as a baseball, tractc ana rootbau rieia.
Albany college haa a atrong aggrega
tion, of ball players and Is In the field
for games with any of the college
teama of the state. A number of games
bave already been scheduled ' and It Is
expected - that tha season will prove
most successful.
froa
hbhe'FVRNISHBBS
rjr IMT Moiie)aj St
TATXOB at STAXTOar, plumbing and
gas flttlng. 208 Pine street.
CEBTTBAI, KABKBT. meats and fish.
120
v utina avenua. u-isse, jtMl 41X.
- avusi wuiiiaper, painter ura
deoorator, 104 Union ave. East 1086.
XOE38BX rxXT, meats and fUh.
(40 First at Main 187.
m CBTBCXXBT BBOS, wood dealera,
Marshall and l$th sta Both phonee.
G0ZO8TATJB'B OXOCBBT, 271 Rus
sell st ast 6S0.
70KB S. f AT-T.-arV ..nuu.... da
Washington at Main il7. A2167.
r. X. BATZS. barber. 242 "Wllllama
ave... v.' f... ,:.,,.'.. ......
BUTCUOrni a, sum' ,.n
paints, 406 Morrison st Main 1878.
- f f ?llSIB:t-fl0I,t' 150 S"b, st,
opp. Meier & Frank. Main 7216.
-i,SHEla'.5?rT tbiho cuBAxzxa
WOBXS, 280 Grand ave. East 2688. .
- BUXXTSXBB ; TJTBX. CO Long or
short wood. B-1681; East 2081. Office
and yard Thlrty-elxtfc. and . Hawthorne
' C. 2a, rOXXBOB, 'j'lnsmlth. 288 Grand
..f??.0?1""' ?r-.'- Mllla, aa-
.WUUI..MUUI uii. -, J.H am at
OIZRweSX . OTB CO, sporting
- u at. wiiu auva..
COXXKAX XAXDWAXX CO- hini.
ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery. 109
(d atv Main 8187.. , '
ZrOXBXJL CAXXIAOB WOXKB, Mfgs.
and repairers of carriages and wagons.
212 Burnslde. Paciflo 2047.
WOOBZAWX IjATBBXT CO Rough
ury ana t inisoea worn. wooaiawn
1Z9B. ii ixicum ave.
JOmTS SCXXTDtA Cleaning and
dyeing; quick work, 66 6th at,
. COBUMBIA ZT8X CO-Flsh, oysters.
poultry, outter,-i eggs, etc Main ej
A-ftee. ' xnira .ana Anseny sta. ;
9. X. BCXBBU St "CO, meats. Wwd
lawn 8; C-1888. 716 Union ave. north.
- POBTIVAXB TEXT ft AWXXXO CO.
tents and awnings, window awnings and
porch curtains a specialty.- 16 N, Front
M. JL LEE Real estate and Invest
ments. Koom 411 Corbett bldg. Main
6460. f
PACKY AND BRITT
CLASH T0rl
Eastern Lightweight Confi
dents Beating Native Son
in Daylight Battle,
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(raltd Praag IMed Wire.)
aa rrandsco. Cel.. April 10. Inter
est In the fight between Jimmy Britt
and Packy McFarland haa livened (0 a
noticeable .degree aa tha data ror ina en
counter approaches, and Coffroth'a club
nmmiMi u be crowdtd with ring en
thusiasts when tba gong calls tba light
weights Into tha ring tomorrow anar-
mh. Tha main event will oa put on
at I o'clock, according to present ar
rangement.
w ManMtlva train
ing quartera today Indlcata chat both
men are in gooa """' f
i l . i i Im tiln mnrt from
aow oa wlTldo'ly VufficUnt work to
keep them In fettle. Both men are con
fldeot of tha result and ao far as Dub
lin nntninn is concemsa wiauv w
""f."" ."i-.Klt.ni. ar. riever.
VM. VtieSJ vvwvatw"' - -
shifty tighter-, and both have a num.
Dr or victories m uuir -
land haa made an excellent Impression
1 .t , .....ii.r alnra ha ir
on lilt iwmi I ---
rived here and went Into training. In
the matter or apeea ne is guageu io
fullyUie equal of Brltt, and probably
has It on the latter In punching ability.
Britt baa grater ring experience and a
of the game. McFarland. on the other
hand, baa all the confidence of a fighter
who haa never tasted defeat
The frlenda of both men are eangulne
over the result and the only certainty.
ao iar wvwmwim " . .
that it wtU bVa Uvely bout from aurt
The artlclea call for 10 rounds, the
o'clock In the morning. They will re
ceive 60 per cent or me i?'""!
ind their ehare will be a split of 05 and
IS i per cent The demand for tickets Is
good, and the promoters expect large re
ceipts. The prices range from $ In the
bleachers to 110 in the boxes, with the
average of te prevailing for reserved
seats.
McFarland la Favorlt.
(Hatted fraas ! Wire.)
Kan r ntnciK
Brltt and Packey McFarland have prac
tically finished training for Uielr fight
tomorrow wwrnuua au navu uosu- w-.
little work to get down to required 188
, n,w I U .In.. , f 111
pounas. - in7 " . "
thrs morning, but the exceea weight
can easily be dried out .
The little fighters are full of con
fidence, McFarland especially ao. and
both say they will quit the game If
defeated.
A good bundle of Chicago money
waa put into the poolbox Inst night,
holding the odds tip to 10 to . The
fact that McFarland la the favorite In
the betting la not worrying Brltt who
feela that It la only natural for the
i Km,nva whrt nav iMll
lion v y m.iviu -
McFarland perform so often and who
have never aeen Brltt, ahould Install
their man iavonte. . .
The fighters geigh In at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning and Will, atep into
tne ring at a w cw. f
HEY! YOU KIDS GET
YOUR BALL GAMES IN
For tha benefit or young w
a. amarlca and to create interest W
e among tha youthful Ty Cobbs 4
and Lajolee of rortiana, vine w
av tAnm.1 will nrlnt the sco re s of 4
e all Junior bail gamea played in,
4 the city. In order to inaura get- w
-i,a t.ia. finnita anortlne-
Lina '
4 aectlon, tha boya ahould have
4 their gamea in the ornce oj w
4 o'clock of tha, preceding fiatnr-
4 day. Sunday gamea will be pub- e
llshed the following Monday.
4 Come on boya.
?
SQUEEZE PLAYS.
. , .., ...i pt.- ThanA taarrf"-4a a
stage Joke. Teddy Webb la now buffet
ing the ueavera.
n mA rtablan had to h COn-
tent with one score yesterday, but the
Beals got twice as many as the Angels.
a
pti.. e..M Hmlnil 'tha rallbirds of
Dmiuiv xiib, ...... fc.. ... c. - .
horse, and Invariably led to the stretch,
, ii vaha Qmi.Kv waa a vr.a f raca-
When ne Diew up. raincra .u
couldn't stand the crowd In the grand
tanri rioea the Kane streak exist In
the Bea vera T
nimm MltihA Hall 11 nr II
the fifth, allowing Long's hirelings but
i , . mta nnMultnff Innloffa
uu int. ... : : "
Portland waa one ahead, too. But things
went- wrong? and the Beals made a run
away of it Ten hits were made in the
last four Innings. i
In the double-hit column. , Danslg
pinched baaea twice on Berry.
' 't '
rpha mmrrlmA man era allffhtlV in the
I I ... ,ha Baala TKnaa hl
are married are Mohler, Hildebrand,
Zeider, Fiper. Ksoia, neiry ma u
Longe. The sln-le men are Williams,
Henley, Gaddy, Melcholr, McArdle, Bklll
man, Sutor, Thebold, Curtis and Hoag.
:.:.." e .- e . .. ., .
apt., ct rawA ,, li trnintr tn hit
the ball some thla year,', observed Larry
Fiper, "TnKe piayers nae lutgan, van
Haltren, Heitmuller, Hogan and Smith;
tney are iiaDie xo oreait me gam uy
any time with blngles. They must hit
to win games, for the Red Dogs haven't
many fast baaerunners. . But, hitting la
wnai ma cruwu nam. aut ,viuu v
can drive the pitchers to the woods is
alwaya popular, even if they ahould be
DlUW- VU fcUBll 1Mb
i Btaaiding of ClalM. "
f .-. . Won. Lost P. C.
sin s rancuico .........
Los Angelea , ,
Oakland ,.....,,,.,
Portland ........ ... ,
0
2
1.600
2
2
.600
.400
.000
0
. Results of Games Yesterday. '
San 'Francisco, 8; Portland, !. f
,Los Angeles, A; Oakland, lr ; ,
ORROW
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Save Money!
Ayoid Pain!
Teeth Extracted FREE!
WHEN PLATES OR BRIDGES
K ARE .ORDERED i. ;
ONE TEETH
Why Pay More?
Full Set. that fit "... $5.00
Gold Crownsr22k ..$3.50
RriHire Teeth. 22k ..$3.50
Gold Filling ........... . $1.00
Silver Fillings . ...... ,; .... ?
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......
" Open eveninga.1
We keeo busy doing good work
at these prices. We have the lat
est, most modern electrical ap
paratus for doing " painless dental
work. . "
Electro Dental
Parlors
303i Washington Street
CORNER FIFTH v
Opp. Olds, Wortman & King's
TBI CITY LEAGUE'S
BULLETIN OF PLAYERS
- aBawasamBwaasassBsasaa- 'A '
Secretary Smith of the Trl-Clty league
reports the following contracts and re
leasee: V'
Releases East Side to St. Johns,
Pitcher V. Tlbbetts; Vancouver to Al
blna, I. Shafer. J. Ahearn. J. C. Helaer.
Contracts woonourn, I'ncner . . m.
Manning, from California State league;
Rdwards. A. O. Nace, Denny Hull, M. O.
Porterfleld. U C. Lawrence. F, Heyser,
B. Carey, M. H. lAicsm, i. xiamuion-, ai-
Bobby Burns, Schroeder, Cal Giles, W.
uoaaara. a- neiismetii, Dimnri,
ih.. IV T uAlhU V V . Hnff man
M. fitoler. A. C. McDonaldp' P K. trw,
r:aw.rcrA Ntnn. T. RichArda. JL F. Gor
UVH VV aWa li4,ima 1
EDDIE KELLY ARRIVES f ;
FOR BOUT WITH ATTELL
(Cnlted Press Leased Wire.) , ,
Seattle, April 10. Eddie i Kelly, the
Buffalo newaboy, who meets Abe Attell
here in a 20-round match April 30, ar
rived last night He very modestly
stated this morning that he haa only to
lose 82 ounces and he win d aown to
weight to enter the ring. Kelly begins
training; at once, taking to the road, but
win trn In tha house when Dick Cullen,
his trainer, arrives Sunday night Kelly
haa been with Mcrariana ror xne past
two weeks and tips hlra to win from
Brltt tomorrow, i
This Da? In Sport Anals.
. AIM a" a1ViaaVa wiavn w'a.x,a-x
In TTMao-'a thatrm tar bii-
gilistio championship of England.
1B01 At Dttlinuury, jciiBiaiiu.' a. wieon
completed the task on a wager of walk
ing 60 miles dally for SO consecutive
days. ' ' ' '
Igg-Willlam Donovan,' the chamnion
roller aknter of America, died In New
Y1890--At Chicago,' tha Illinois-Iowa
league organized with the Aurora, Jol-
in. Mamma,,, v, Aft.. - unA . fltarlfna
clubs in Illinois and the -Dubuque, Cedar
itapias ana uuuraw uuu m j.uwa .
1802 At St. Louis, Abe Attell won
from "Kid" Broad in 20 rounds.
1905 At uempnia, miss inei won me
Tennessee Oaks.
Varsity Team Weakened.'
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
UU,,11V7 v a r
10.-The varsity , team will be greatly
weakened in Its game with the Eugene
High school today by the loss of Clarke
and Coleman. Clarke is out of the game
i u - .hiti1 anlrla. w Villa r:nlaman fa
behind in hla studies. , Clarke will prob
ably DO OUl xor lumo lima. - nuBiuu h
also In poor condition, having had hla
eye cut in a friendly,: boxing match
today. The lineup, for Friday'", game
will be: Pitchers, Hurd. Clifford, Hln
kle, Dickson;, catchers,' Ersklne Moon,
jamieson; rirsi, rsma, awuuu, ituoiun,
third, Mackenzie: short, , Hayes; field,
Taylor, Kestley, Ramp.
' : Free Demonstration.
Tarn.nunda brittle of Mftolelne makes
two -gallons of syrup better than maple
and at one half the cost Call and try
the syrup and candy made , from Ma
plelne. , . t 1 ,:, n.'-.
; AI IHt -BUyiC ' a.ll a v.. ww. j
CT8nbig market at First. and -Taylor
atreets. See 'adv. on market page of
today'a paper. - '
T&CKFIBIIIME
and other drag bablta are positively cured by
ABIX1NA. - For nypodermle or internal nee.
far aala ay Skldmare Drag ee
fVa garVkaaa, On OS, , ..
111
Baraple sent to any drug naDiraeMsv .1n
malL TTlecular prfce 8100 per bole '"
t yonr dniciriiit or by mall in plain wrapnet;
tailai Chaaaleal Co. 6L Lenlav Ma
1U
In'l'ncompUcdted Casb
My fee ls Only;
SBawaBaaaBBwaawaJ-aBg
y - r a
You Can Pay
When Cured
the serious, complex and stubborn ones that .others neither cure Bor comprc;
hend I I have confined my efforts to diseases of men exclusively, and there is
no Slment belonging to this class that I cannot fully conquer. I make broad
Ind lefiSte claims. I tell men that I can cure them, even though others have
fa" led Jealous doctors have charged me with claiming too much .But, I. ask,
wherein have I failed to fulfill a promise? -My practice is now fully twice , that
of any" othc -specialist upon the Pacific coast treating men'a diseases." 1 .has
grown to these mensioS because I have made promises and fulfilled them.
12ch cure I have effectedf is a triumph and a manifestation of skill that, bat
itd U.C part in the making of my success. Each day r cures , are compfeted.
and Vnv- oresent growth of practice is more rapid than ever before.
rfultation ts free. If you are afflicted, consult me. You can rely upon
wha! Pi " 11 Jou, aifd if I accept your case you' can rest assured that a complete
and permanent cure will follow my treatment. ., . 4 " . ; ,
All necessary X-Ray ex
aminations are absolutely
free to patients.' Uf
equipment- for. X-Ray
work ia the finest and
most complete ever pro
duced, and equally per
fect results are not possi
ble with an inferior ap-.
paratua. "
All medicines are pre
pared from standardized
drugs in my own private
laboratory and are aup
plied to patients at actual
coat. s . ': J
Republican. Candidate
Tor Assessor
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A. G. Rushlight
T T aaM Amlnar1 STIfl clftCted 1 WtU
during my term of office exerciae the
functions tnereoz ior m w
ot the county and the taxpayers there-
3 r .L.ii a mrit hualnaaa ad-
VL. A Bliail ,...w "
ministration Irrespective of any per-
. . &i AM a la a.aa Inf aSeaal SJT
son, corporauon or "j" ,1
n- .b. a 4a anil n tillable
assessment of all property within the
county. norai i v vrJ
lot: '-Honest and Juat assessment With
out fear or favor." , ? ; . v .
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DR. PIERCE
Cures all Vorrons and
Privste Diseases of
'MEN'"
Quicker and cneaper
than others. Call and see
. . an ..a. rt-aiultarlitl
Dim liraw
. Phone Main 1965.
Office 181 1st st., corner
, j . . Yamhill.
FOn 1VOMICN ONLY
i7 nr. Randeraon's C 0 m p 0 u B d
Bavin and , Cotton Koot riiis.
The best and only reliable
ita ces in I to 10 d.ys. Price 81
V', br'r 'three .aa A ci
arug-lts everywhere. DR. Plh-Rtj
181 Vlrat st.r Portland. Phone Main 1966.
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I Have the Largest Prac
tice Decausc I Invariably
Fulfill My Promises
v" Success isn't attained at a' bound.'. It is made
up of many little triumphs. A Urge medical prac
tice doesn't await the young physiciaa at the col
lege door, He must prove himself. He must
work toward success day after day, doing well
'each day's 'task. -.w t ,r..v!..,v.-,r,.;;;.
i it has always been my'rule to promise nothing
that I am not absolutely certain of accomplish
ing. Realizing that no one physician can suc
cessfully undertake to cure all diseases, I entered
special courses of study An preparation for my
present work. For sixteen years I have been
proving my ability and building my success. I
L .....a Arat . ih .imnlrr diseases, then
234 Morrison Street, Cor. Second
Portland, Oregon
Consult
Free of
If Honest and
You Can
, , . ,.When
the Man Witt? DISEASE
should iearnind the aooner the better-that what may aeem trtJ
disease very often haa most serious and (amchlna: -.'ta. ttai man
who triaa to ha his own doctor is always the patient that later cornea
rotoVerleclalT.t witrthSVonle. .tubborn. gou?
the hardest kind to cure. We cannot hope that all men u 1
itatement that the quickest, the safest and cheapest cura la had by con-aultlns-
an expert epeclaliat In Men'a Diseases atonce, but tha intelli
gent ! 5an wtfl readlfiTb" convinced of th value of thla adylca upon In-
, VMMuch02f 'the delicate qulpment t our offlci la apeclally ebnatruoted
to mwt the requirement of our distinctive methods & troatamMeh
Involves the aclenUflo application of every curable influence known to
be helpful in treating the class of diseaaea lntm't our
Wa have atonned at no expense that could add to th efficiency or our
work?or th comfort il our patients. There la no other nSS
matltution Jor the treatment of men'f allmenU In th Paciflo North-
Wiiy Sulfer Lonoer on Promises of Others ?
varIcocele? hydrocele? vital weakness blood
and skin diseases, kidney and bladder disor
DERS. ULCER SORES, PAINFUL SWELLINGS, BURNINGS,
rrCHiNO AND i inflammation, nervousness. loss
OF STRENGTH AND VITALITY AND ALL SPECIAL AND
DELICATE DISORDERS, OF MEN. ' ' ' " V "
Our fees for cures ar lower than , tha' general family phyalcian or
surSon. eMedfclners T'fJfSl-hed- from our t?wn laboratory f or i a oonva
lenca and privacy of our patients; from $1.60 to 18.60 a course. v
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
Kyoaeaaaot call wrlU for freeBook and
Many cases cured at horn. Hours a- m. to t p. m. Sunday,
Oregon Medical
lilcensed
Medicine
to Practice
In Oregon.
Our Fee
$5 to $30
We wish to extend an
Invitation to every sick
man to call and -, ,
C01TBTX.T,TrB SB 1
" Od institution ts .,'
V Strictly Bellable. 4
1 . s " Write ifYou Cannot Call, ;, ; v v
OFFICE HOURS-? a. m. to s P. ni., 7 m. ? Sunday, 9 to 11
St LOUIS "Sr - DISPENSARY
cosarxm bbcobd. ajtb tamhxxtj btbbets, poBTtAjtu, obzooh
JOURNAL LINEKS COST LITTLE. ACCOMPLISH MUCH
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The eadlaf peolaUst, .
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To produce temporary activ
ity of the functiona In caaea
of so-called weakness Is a aim-.
rle matter, but to permanent
y restore strength and vigor
la a problem that but few phy
sicians have solved. I never
treat for temporary effect.
Under my system of treatment
every bit of Improvement la a
part of a permanent cure.
Though other phyalclana have,
through my auooeas in effect
ing permanent cures, been con
vinced of the fact that pra
matureaeaa, loss of power, eto
are but symptoms . resulting
from chronlo Inflammation or
congestion . In the prostata
gland, none have aa yet been
able to duplicate my curea. My
system ef local treatment la
the only affective means yet
known for restoring tha pros
tate to Ita normal atate. which
always results n full and
complete return of strength
and vigor. ' Such a cure la ab
solutely permanent, because
tha condition responsible, for
the functional disorder la en
tirely removed. It la tha only
kind of a cure a patient de
al ret, and ia tha only kind of
cure I will treat for. '
COafYTJXTsVTXOaf TMM
I atate nothing la my an
nouncements hut the straight,
square truth. It will coat you
nothing to call and talk over
your ease. Tou can find oat all
about your trouble and. yo
can later arrango to begin
treatment any time yon like.
My office, oomprlalnar It
rooms, ar tha largest. moat
elegant and bast equipped la
the weat, ,-
Us Today
Charge
Rcsponsiblc"
- Pay Fee?
Cured; S
Inst,
291f Morrison Slreel
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ME&ELFrvM
CONSULTATION FREE
cointracted disorders
Of all the diseases peculiar to men, tf contracted
disorders are most abused by cut-and-try-hlt-and-
i aimfntataraH hv annd . friends.
liliaa MkiiiBu -. - -
druggists, doctors in. general practice and most ot
the would-be specialists. It is certainly Interest
ing to hear the story of the average patient tell
ing us his experience with , the - different kinds ot
so-called treatments he has been "up against. f A
large majority of our patients come to us with
ell the original diseases and part or all of th com
plications resulting from delay and;; mistreatment.
We generally hav to cure them after aome or all
of the following conditions have developed:
Chronic discharge, stricture,' or all of the chronic
bladder ' troublee, diseased prostate, sores swell
ings, etc., besldea a patient whose confidence and
mind are also diseased through failure and r disap
pointment. Don't trifle with these disorders; go to
a doctor who knowe how to cure you; If ,tha
cheapeat. surest and shortest way out.
WB OVBB Hervons Bebilltyt Froatatlo Diseases,
Piles, Weakness, Tarloooele, Xydxooele and Btrio-