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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16, 1008 .Alt O -- -L- - -i U- . ........ i i FIGHT REVIEW OF KETCHEL ID JOE ANGEL PITCHERS LEAD SLA8STERS Xnughtoii Finds Clwinpfoiij Groom Hanks Fifth on List Has Sprung Many Sur prises on Thomas. and Jess Garrett Is Seventh. liaiQCHl IIKUIH Ol I11H im' ii... ...... 14.1111 hone that a retrospect will enalile , Thorsen. dray, Nagle and Hosp. The .1 i .1 t i,,ir' I wo weeks of play haa aeen the to Ju.Iko whether iho piosont lot'lf lumhlf of NaK,n fron , to fourth lly V. W. Natigl.ton. Kour l.oa Angeles pucnera are spon- Rsn Francisco, Aug. 15. With tVe i lnr HvoraKfiS a boar a .600 which Jn a Idea pervading their minds that Js measure shows why Loa Angelei 1 Thomas has Klveri Stanley Ketchel the 1 utile to head the league's percentage iiim i.ur.ini fiwiitM nf Mm rreT and ; colu inn. This citiartet Is composed of In The them price agaliiHt Thomas la Justified a nuni-, U.B nn,i tne rH(. f Thorsen to the her of HiiK juilnms liave naked I he ' ftrndoralilp. dray Is second and Hosp writ, i to ii viuw hrioriy ine nmirsvn -i n.u.tn m the percentage or victories. twiM.o Ki'tc lu'l and Thomas to dnte. j-,nn Francisco's prnter twlrler, Sil lier.) Is what the hack flics of tho Kx-! tor. Is third on the Hat of all the pltch anilner show: ' 1 tk helng one point behind Gray. Both Thorium went Halnst Ketchel first nlaln tern have worked In more games at Marvaville in the Fourth of July. , than Thorsen, who has pitched but aev 11107. Ketchel whs a thorough unknown. ; en. Sutor haa worked oven oftener no fur as Kan Francisco ami vicinity than iirtiy, one of his games being a were concerned, and Thomas frankly lid- tie. milled that he ."Imply looked on tlie Hobby Groom of I'ortlnnd Is fifth meeting us a means or garnering a lit- on the Ust of pitchers above .600, the tie ea ay money. Ketchel wan so far attenuated one have a percentage of out of the limelight In those days that;. 654. Jeivi Garrett of the Beavers has he could not ufford the luxury of aja percentage of 636, being seventh on trainer. The greatest aid to forceful the list a.nd the last one to remain fighting with him was a good square above .600 when the averages were flg ineal. I ured up at the close of yesterday's Thomas caught a tartar. With his I games. Wright of Oakland leads the cleverness lie outpointed Ketchel for 10 . 500 boys with a standing of .645, with rounds. In the eleventh Ketchel sped , Klnsella of Portland second with .642. the first, of the series of swinging' Following are the record of the punches that have mado him famous pitchers now working In the league up I . . ..... .. ..... 1 .. in . ...I u i. u luin iiri:n in int. wooun. He caught Joe with a right on thai O, taw, sending Mm to the ropes and bring- : Thorsen. L 7 Ing him to his knees. Joe arose within I Gray. I, 25 the time limit and resorted to clinching. I Hutor. S 29 Ketchel freed himself and dropped his j Nugle. J- IS opponent nsnln with a left hook. When droom. P ; ThoniuH nrose he held on desperately. Mi up. Ij 26 Joe's confidence was Impaired now. und ; ' jarrel t, P 24 he made a stand away fight for awhile. right, 0 23 He was In a had way again In the four- Kln.sella, P 24 tooiiii. hoi ki.t Ida fert From that i Henley, S 32 point on he Improved and finished fair- 'Willis, S 22 ly strong, the contest being declared a "raney. p 9 GOTHAM READY TO lETOREGOWII New York Newspaper Men Will Greet Portland Ath letes and Writers. draw. Blot on Joe's Record. .26 .28 .21 . 8 W. 5 17 19 12 17 1 14 1 2 13 16 10 4 10 10 7 It. I 8 9 6 9 10 11 1 10 5 15 18 14 P. C. .714 .680 .679 .667 .664 .640 .636 .646 .642 .500 .500 .444 .400 333 250 I Hardy, O ( Jones, S. . . It was a blot on Joe's escutcheon and jsfSOn o he did not rest until he secured another1 match with Ketchel. They met at t.or froth's arena on the afternoon of Sep tember 2 and It whs pretty well known before the bout that Thomas' strength was at a low ebb. on account of his heroic efforts to reduce weight. At that the contest was voted the fiercest ever seen In a California rliiK- The tide of battle ebbed and flowed ami It was the general opinion that there wns nothing to choose between the men when the final round Ixgan. It wan Ketcliel's habit to fight In spurts anTT In the thirty-second round he Hlarted one of his furious rallies. Joe was battered to the floor, but he arose bravely and It required four knockdowns to bring atio'.it his defeat. In the third and hist meeting the one at the baseball park Ketchel all but finished Thomas In the first rounds Handing Mm down with a left following 1 a right. In the fifteenth round again Thomas was down and in the twentieth, "here are very few changes in the tti" last round of all. each man slipped ( averages nf the Portland plavers this or fall durinK a willing: ess . to mix up. . wfok DariI?, Ryftn, Johnson' and Mc- Thomas complained again tnnt making ....... . , weigh! both-red Mm. He was clearly!' 1 e,!1, aro doing practically all the hit out fought. The one thing palpable , ting now that Madden is out of the throughout the mill was that Ket.diel i game, while Raftery, Baasey and Casey was able to keep up a steadier lick than ,. . . , . , , his opponent. Thomas Insists that this arf. "UI ' 'PreP ' ''!.'orbif '"mps .,. i. i... -,.! from n surprise, however, has been the on ketchel or forever hold his peace. , am, slx ba8e8 respectively, while Rvan Willis Brltt Throws a Tit. land Raftery, supposed to be the fastest Bittling Nelson by tho way, mav be men on the team, have been unable to enloving himself 'hugelv In pursuit of w!pe a single pe. Raftery has two antelope and wild boar in the New Mex- sto.en bases to his credit for the south- tenn fuatoesses lot he s SLltilect ng i H '" f'Jio iduit inni w eeK. New York Is waiting for the three I Oregon athletes w ho startled the world In London last month and the delegation of Portland sporting editors to round up In the metropolis, when they will tie given n royal welcome ami entertain ment. The Manhattan newsiiHiinr mn have heard of the plan of the Portland Business men to send a committee of three to the east to escort Forrest Smlthson, Al C. (lllbert and Dan Kully across I he continent and they will do honor to such unusual enterprise. A telegram received here yesterday says niueu aueniion w n he nam tlie n .. gonians. It is expected thnt a number of teU grams will be received by the committee mis weoK inrormlng It that entertain merit will be given tho returning he roes on the trio west. Denver smriod the ball rolling with a desire to honor trie trio and others will be in line within the next few days. The finance committee continued Its canvass or the city yesterday and will report Monday night at a meeting to he held at the fommerclal Club. At that time It will be definitely known Just how much cash Is In the hands of the treasurer and how much subscribed money remains to be collected. When the general committee meets ror tne last time previous to the dele gation's departure evervthlng will be in definite shape for presentation. This meeting will take place Thursday night. The delegation will start east early next week, probably Sunday or Mon day, It being the intention to take ad vantage of the excursion rate east on August 23 to purchase tickets. BREAfflSlilS THREE BEAVERS ARE ME .300 3adfti, Danzig and Mc Crcdie Leading Team on Southern Trip. TOURNEY MONDAY Quite a number of local tennis play ers will take part In the tennis tourna ment at tho Breakers, which ope.ns to morrow and continues until Saturday night. The tournament is an invita tion event under the auspices of the Multnomah club and this is the Inltiil tourney. Following are the events on the five days' program: Gentlemen's singles, scratch, for 'the Breakers'' cup, to be won three times before becoming the permanent prop erty of the holder; ladles' singles, handi cap; gentlemen's singles, handicap; gen tlemen's doubles handicap; ladles' dou bles, handicap; ladies' and gentlemena aouoies, nanoicap. The tournament committee is com posed of A. B. McAlpin, chairman; I). 8. Bellinger, Walter A. Ooss Irving Rohr, W. 1C Scott and Brandt Wlcker sham. Mr. McAlpin will be referee. TO AUSTRALIA A FT F.I! T 110 PI IV 11 I l shin of John (Haudlanos and which led to the arir-.i of the two brothers as the perpetruti i a of the outrage. I'eter l 'la u.lhinos admits that with Ida broth-r John h- planned and carrlid nut1 uir plot to kill Hot only Jim tjalhigher but the destruction of an entire hoiine t bold mh well ,. awn HdmllH that U "' "tf ,h- l exi.b.slon. whlc.h de- 'UroM-d in un r I ti I -1.. ,1 house ilrtllugher , whs hulLtlng ' iau. llanos admits his I Light fi.iin this 1 1 v to Reno and from I I hi re on to i'l,, at;., where tie was j I rapped bv an F.xa n, I lujr lepreseiilative. Detective Burns. It was only after helng confronted 'wlrfl irm-ftiMnris that dovetailed Into the confesHh. ..made bj his brother John and willed showed conclusively that he was hupeb-ssly trapped that l'-ier I'lau- dlanoa gave in te the pressure' brought to hear on him hy Dottctlv P.urn mil finally consented to tell the part ha played. in an Interview tonight District AN torney l-angdon refused to make arf formal statement concerning the eou fesslon made by I'laudlnnon "1 do nol wish to nlve out anything at present concerning lint 1'et-r ('lauillnnos tnsr have told us, the dIMrlct t torney sal t He would not deny, however, the trull of the stn teiuetil s i 'lim. llanos had mad a confession as full and complete that made hy John ( litudlatuis soma weeks ago to The Kxamlner. Some women are so slow that Ii tak' them about 4 0 years to reach I he age of 26. t I e 5 ""-rJ. ? ff V' " fie1 ' v S On Eastern Diamonds McCrcdle. rf. Ryan. 3b-rf . . Madden, c . . . 3b. e . r. . manager. IIMs urni, ro uanger or col lapse from heart failure. It was point ed out to Brltt the oil. or night that men rummaging f-r Ids game among reeds and hushes often mistake one another for wllil animals and shunt nccordlng Iv. Willis Immediately became uneasy. He soent Sfl telegraohlng the durable one that It waa high time to return to Klnsella, p San l ianelsco and go Into training for llr.-iney, p. the September 9 fight with Joe Uana. Hiarrett. p. Now that all preliminary matters have 1 Rose, p. . . . hr,!i ol ra I fhtcned out I he fo lowers nf ' 'auzig, lo fisticuffs will tie permitted to discuss J,1nn,f'on- the September 7 contest between Abe Attell and liven Moran without fear of further hitches or disagreements. No matter which way the evunt is looked nt It Is an attractive match. One lad Is the peer of liis class across the At lantic, and the other stands head ami i shoulders above all American feather- weights. There is no one waiting to Madden . challenge the winner, and if a clean-cut : Danzig Ictory Is scored by either boy on Tahnr kMcCredle day it will mean thnt the winner Is the , Ryan ... undisputed champion of the world. ; Johnson In a quiet way a good deal of inter-I Casey ... est Is being taken !n the Al Kaufman- Cooney . Jim FIvnn go. which takes place at Los i Rafterv . Angeles. August 2i. Kaufman received somewhat of.a boost through the thor oughness of the dentin? he administered The fielding and batting averages of the players for ihe southern trip are as follows: rieldlng- Averages. Whaling, Raftery. i Cssev. 2b Cooney. ss . . . . Groom, p Bassey, If ... . I'D. . . . 9 ... 2 1 . . . It . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . 4 . . . 1 ..147 ...12 . .'.32 . . .23 ...26 . . .3u . . 3 .. . 6 4 6 6 87 0 5 21 23 4 1 K. ii 0 n n n o o l 1 2 1 6 6 1 1 PC. 1.000 l.ooo i ooo 1.000 l.ooo 1.000 1.000 .903 .90 .966 .9H6 .95(1 .198 .S75 .833 Batting- Averages. Basse v Klnsella A.B. H. H.S. B. p.H, .51 1 3 1 0 .4ii fi 17 S 1 .46 t! 14 2 i .40 1 11 0 3 .41 10 4 1 .44 4 9 2 0 .16 4 9 6 0 .46 8 8 2 0 .24 1 4 11 .60 100 .14 2 2 0 0 .32 0 .1 0 1 P C. .600 .370 .311 .276 Jimmy Ryan, the former Chicago player, has given up the management of the Montgomery Southern league team. Brooklyn fans wish the Superbas had to play the St. Louis Nationals every day for the remainder of the season. Yum. Yum! What swell sake! Great is BIllv Murray and his Phila delphia Nationals. The Quakers have landed from nowhere and now-are play ing like champions. Cap Chance and his Chicago Cham- F ilons came near losing their shirts dur ng the eastern trip. The Cubs will have to do better or they never will handle any of that world's series plush In October. J A - 3 " tf S fJ III ' '. 1 Advertise What I Do and I Do What I Advertise I am constantly annouelng In print the fact that I neat men's dlsenses only, ami that I am il l- ;o render better service In this branch of ciedl-me i dan any other doctor anywhere I ialni to cure cases that are beyond the possi bility of ahl hv ordinary forms of treatment, ,n 'ir- everv ease I undertake, and to cure I" ' tn iiii Titly and In less tnan the usual limn I -oull el. things I .telu.allv do. and that Is known as tlie foremost specialist s diseases, and why mv practice M of us kind west of Chicago. You I ahsolutelv upon everv el.ilm and s- I ninke, he-ausse my reputation is nt and I am morally, legally and financially 'Slide in ali my endeaors. All 1 1 w 1 v I ' t 1 1 ing ': '!!.: . ..1, d-I Mil DB. TATLOB, The Leading Specialist YOU PAY WHEN WELL T! Hi .. .r . .J?- s. lM At How I Cure "Weakness h" stro-igewt and most robust men are ns nf'afi afflicird with "weakness" s tl-'sc w ho jip;i..,tr tnoHt dell-ate. That till aWia true Is not at all sur rising. whin w - understand the reil cause of weakness, nor is it re in. uk-h.- t! i- s'lmulanis. tonics and elect ro-medico 1 . combinations not on!v tail to r. store h-alth and vigor, but render worse the condition they were supposed to i lire. In practically every case of loss of vitality, etc., a '"atvful and i-nrittc examination reveals a tender, swollen and chron ic. iy luftamed prostate gland, which condition Is entirely responsible for the disordered function To treat hv any of those methods that have so long, so unsuci esst'ul 1 v and disastrously been employed is like attempt ing to quench a raging fire with oil. for stimulating remedies and exciting electrical currents can hut ad ! to the Inflammation in the tender prostate and thus render more marked t he prominent symptom the weakness. I employ lo.rd tr-atrierii xelusively. and as the inflammation Is reduced an 1 the gland restored to its normal state, full and complete power returns. Those who li;.e heen unsu-cessfullv treated for Weakness should now understand the cause of failure and realize t hat no method other than my Hivn can pioihi-c complete and lasting cure. I have treated so many cases that 1 know Just what I can do and what I cannot do, an i I never promise or attempt too much. I accept no case In which I have doubt as to mv ability to cure, and results are always equal to the claims I make. Following are some of the diseases I cure and rea sons why my cures are certain; Varicocele T use neither knife. ligature nor caustic In my treatment for vari cocele. I positively cure this disease hi one week hv an absolutely psln less method, and without detaining the patient from business. Contracted Disorders I cure Contracted rrf!eases thor oughly and In less time than Is com monly required to even cure par tially. IV) not endanger your health and power bv relying upon patent nostrums or other uncertain measures. ThiB Is a Snapshot of F. B. Alexander, tho Tennis Expert, Who Will Accompany D. Wright to Australia for the Purpose of Making an 'Effort to Bring Back to America the Famous Davis Trophy. ' FREE COS3TJXTATION. Call at the office If possible for Free Advice, Examination and Diagno sis. If you cannot call, write for symptom blank. the DR. TAYLOR co. CO BITES MOKBISOBT AND SECOND STREETS. Private Entrance, 234 H Morrison Street, Portland, Or. An Indianapolis scribe lays the blame for the recent poor showing of the Indians to the bad condition of the grounds. But ye scribbler doesn't men tion the other teaniB. Surely the In dians have not heen playing the game 244 by themselves. .205 .1 il tllng Johnson. Klynn, who had two tries with John son and did not cover himself with glory in either, has concluded that this affair with big Al will be In the nature of a last stand. The result means everything to each of the participants and I'll be bound It will be a fierce 10 rounds, that Is If It goes the 10. .174 .17 .166 .142 .031 Oraney. Oarrett and Rose have failed to connect safely. Ill mm REGIS HIS TITLE Frank Gvcvr of Host on Van quishes Field in Sculling Sprinfffiel! Race. iST. JOHNS AND EAST SIDEKS PLAY TODAY The St. Johns and East Side teams of the Trl-CIty league will play baseball at Vaughn street park this afternoon, commencing at s o'clock. St. Johns has been reenforced by I Klrby Prennan. Johnny Helser. Fay, R. I Parrot t and Olney. East Side has been I strengthened up for the battle, i Manager Valentine announces that St. Johns will play independent baseball for the balance of the season. He Is now at work on a schedule with fast out-of-town teams, which are able to of fer substantial Inducements. Mike Ponlln of the Giants believes Honus AVagner will be the leading bat ter of the National league for 190S. Don't be in such a hurry, Mike. If you take your time at the plate you may vet skin Honus. Things haven't gone so well with Manager McCloskev of the St. Louis Nationals this season. The losing of games hasn't cut any figure. The sad part of it Is that he has been able to develop only one good player to sell to New 'iork. A life-size portrait done In oil of "Cv" Young is on exhibition at the Boston Journnl office. Albert R. Thayer of the Journal art staff painted the por trait and it's a corking good "pitcher" of the great pitcher. As Jake Reeklev once sail. "All teams look good when they are winning and all teams look bad when thev are los ing." Or. In other words, the winning team always looks better than the los ing team. The average young baseball fan keeps better posted on the game, remembering the names of the old-timers, etc.. than the average young professional player. For Instance, Pitcher Tom McCarthy never heard of his namesake. Tom. the great fielder, until he struck Boston. SAID TO HAVE COHFESSEDCMH (Hearst News hy Longest Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Aug. 15. I'nder prom ise of Immunity for his offenses Peter Clandianos made a confession to dis trict Attorney Langdon and William J. Burns, on the train from Reno to this city Friday in which he admits his complicity In the dynamiting of the home of "Big Jim" (iallagher in Hast Oakland and confirms every statement mails in the publication of the confes- I' DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR TO STUDY POLITICS Springfield. Mass. Aug 15. Former Champion. Frank li. Creer. of the Fjist Boston Athletic association. Chicago B, Washington 8. Washington. Aug. 15. In one of the hottest games of the season the Wash ington were defeated In the fifteenth Inning by Chicago. Score: R H E. i Washington S 10 "Democracy and the Organization of Political Parties," was published in 1902 In Taris, where the Russian author has his residence part of the time. Most of the ''material In the hook had previously appeared In papers by Mr. Ostrogorski. contributed to "Annates des Sciences Politique? " An English translation, with an Introduction by James Brj'ce, British minister to the 1'ntted States and author of "The American Com mon welth." has been published. Mr. Ostrofl;orski's monumental work Is an elaborate analysis of partv organ liatlon and partv methods as developed In Great Britain and the 1'nlted States. It Is not laudatory of democracy or po litical methods existing In this coun try, but the author Is non-partisan and he' 'goes into details that fhnw broad ano oeep siuo. ii is mci. inueni, mm Mr. Ostrogorski embodied the results of van amateur regatta. "t-reer lei from the sta:t. aitloush Millet and Bennett tin the turn. Put It d's wonder, who e association sin ind, the tinie was .vlth :l led So. p. -.ind igo! oarel shells was a " !he start. The crews ,'ork Atuti tic club, the rubbed b'tv ' t w as i i ' N' i 1. v.-.a IV: ' . a w i gVs that fid ! mini. ! - The soil .r crack rn fr of the N.-w Iietroit r1 ill el,! the Minnesota clubs foueht garrnly h'1 tie wav and fin ish. I in the order named, with hardly n hnfth separating the tips of their FhellS The Riverside Boat club of Cambridge, was fo :r'h The time of the winners was V minutes 44 accords, while the time of the fetroits in seonnd place was & mlriu'es. 4 second Jensen looses Tenth Gamo. . f?eeclal IHppnT'tl t" Tfce Jfwimal y Spokane. Aug IS. Ther- is a hood x on Krvin Jensen, the clever loe scuth iw. for sure He o his tenth stralh game todsv through the woeful booting ef his teammates The locals showed r 1 about s much cls as s bnnch of school hovs. keeping the hard-working I Jensen n the hole most of the time. ("core : ppnieane . c l 1 l " i " f li fng but a slow curve today hut th n oi..r - " " " i rhsmrflonS cou rt not nit It Bstterle- Jepen and Roger: EJ-trk- r,Ter troublesome Mcr rm and Hugden i R H F Mcgn i a rMladettftta . Bstterlee Prown and Kline F perks and Pootn regained ''h'cago . . - . .... . .'. . . . IS 1.1 4 , . , naui'rii'F .-imiiri. ieuev, j. i anctl 11 his title as premier sculler today by ',, gtr,lft . NVn)sn Hn,l Sullivan. ilshing the nelil In the national! Philalclphia 1. St. Louis 0. Philadelphia. Pa.. Aug. 1.1 It hough Powell held Philadelphia down to tw" hits today, a pass to Collins and Shrerk s two bagger enamed the Ath- ltlcs to score the onlv run of the game. Score- R H E St I.ouls 0 7 1 Philadelphia 1 ; r) 1 Hatlerles Powell and Smith. Bender I urni nren V;ieW ST ! JK ; . 7 ( 7 :--1 I f . I I VA I 1 ........ m k , . CGeeWo The Well-Known Reliable CHINESE Root and Herb DOCTOR Jockey Sweet Injured. Empire Race Track. Tonkers. N v , Aug 15 Jockey Sweet Wis seriously Injured today during the running of the sixth race when his mount took a bi tumhl". the horse rolling over the rldr close m the mil Sailor. ridden br Jockey. Sumner, close hy, also stumbled and fell on his rider Both jockles were carried to the dressing-room, where It was found thnt Sweet was bddly In jure! He was taken to St. Josephs hospital In Tonkers As mnon a possi ble an operation will b performed on Sufi. hose condition 1 reported crltl- Phialedlphia 8. Chk-go 1. Tatted lres ImM Wire t Chlcajro. Aug It Spark threw nnth. Has made a life study of roots and herbs and In that study discovered and is giving to the world his wonderful remedies. Ro Mercury, Poison or Drug Used He Curs Without Operation or Without the Aid of a Enlft. He guarantees to cure Catarrh. Asth ma. Lung. Throat, Rheumatism. Ner vousness Nervous Debility. Stomach. I.lver. Kidney Troubles: also lost Man hood. Female Weakness and all Private Diseases. ... - A SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Pekin. China Safe, Pure and Reliable. IF YOU AKK AFFLICTED f iON'T TiE I.AY I'EI.AVS ARF HANCEROUS If you 'annul call, write for symptom Hank and circular. Inclose 4 cents in sta mps. CONSULTATION FREE Th C. Q-e Wo Chines Uedloln Oo 162 V First SL. Cor. Morrison. Portland. Oregon. Plea Mention This Psper. CHICHESTER'S PILLS mm No Experiments INo Pailures When you need the services of a doctor con sult one of wide experience. OUR FEE In Any Single Uncomplicated Case Our entire time and practice is devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON. VARICOCELE. STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HY DROCELE, PILES, FISTULA, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER AND PROSTATE GLAND. CONTRACTED DIS ORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN We want every man who Is suffering from any special disease or condition to .urn.' and have a talk with us. No man whose weakened svstero is crvhiK out for help through disease, or who has been guilty of early Indls'ci ettons or late excesses, is safe in life until such time as his errors have been corrected. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. If you cannot call write for Self-examination Blank. I cared at home. Hours 9 a. m. to a p. m. sunaay a to in. Many c ST.LOU Medical and Surgical COESEB 6ICUUD AHD IAMB I Iiti DTlLEIiTS, FOKTXaAAS, USfUOS. DISPENSARY nd r Mrlei Lakoolerich Otmt;or.ki. a Pistlniraldksrd Rnsnlsn STpt nri Anthor, Is In the t'nltel Stste to Btndy Pnlltiral Mthcrl and Sy tems. H Will Remain t'nttl After the N'wmher Ktecticn rl tv N- ftp -c rd P :t'iin hs Ox-hslt Win 22 Stralifht. fMpertal Imt- to Tb J"nl l Cheball. Wsh . Auk IS TimIst ball rame resulted In 1 to o score in favor of th home team over Klm. siiRiTif jj trirr,i nra it ui iriw Patrle for Ceehafl were Osborne rel Ruffl ae tnr Kim Klnnamon n4 4 li tter. Elnia mad One hit and Cbehalls 4. Jockey Milton Henry T ddlnc some treat rldlr-ir at Oetend thl mjoh. He took the Grand Fris t Ostend. laad ta ily at tha hevl f the Ht f lnalnf Jockr ia Belfdumj t year of wn'i tn hi book ff ti IM hts ub'ct at firt band, also In 1 be wsicheo th pro of the r 'residential campslm n1 srs prM n the eld he:o Vdhum at ClitT thlrd tree and ?tor t)and a-en when Wtlltsm Jeinir; Btti mad ht famous "cr of rol.l nd crown of thorn- pe-h. The preheat vlait of Mr Otrororltl I for the pnrpo of revising- hi ooo ls the rht of th author" elm-il ton ef th Taft-Bryao cir p Ism. Ha la tranter u Mr. Bryaa, toa k mt la R'iMli to ysr hrtskan w mskir h' the world Mr Tft t nvr reel, hut h f . ! reer of the .-rtrT ' '. sr wirh tnurh mtr I: -. M t tht Mr 0trrorkl h hd p'slirs! j r1m In po't'ic H wp iMiint i sneniher "f th flret ir-va ol derl lntretd aie-ttor ef the -otd Il Pt. PMrbrt hore enahie htm to tw4y r-oliti of til aation at tk ranf e. 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