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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28. 1008.
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RUNG NEWS Of THE WORLD
TRACK ,
DIAMOND
LOWES BEATS
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ULHILU
THIS IS "SAILOR" BURKE
"Snuiitoriiifr Walter" and
His Crew Fail to Pene
trate Delivery.
There whs n ic.m n.imnl Lnuckes
lb hud mi In. Han !(''- -An
llif spearmint he ilnl niuneli.
Hi- bun II mi tin- lie;irr hunch,
And Kin Vuti llaltrcn holl.reil, lino
A
It's off with tl tiling to Mr.
Louckps nf o.iklund- ho "t the no-lnst-mntlnn-vliul-i!i-
f"r the bi.'lturn one
with the ilnam attune. I (-wild bofun
waftln the Heaver hitlers In
lnnlnx yesterday nnd It
was ft rnn-
I Hr.Mr.Mo .,(,, i-nmrwi. f.ir n 1)0 1I1I11I1KH.
There, Isn't miv uxe tnlkhiK. either, but
thru bunch of Oalts Ims been rejnvo
UutHd. Thnv lilt like veternns nnd the.r
tMin work is enviable. Old Van does
1 look like Ills distant f m bear, the. fithlerl
Rip, at times hut beneath that somno
lent brcw there's always something stlr-rlnii-
nnd sr the result of that nnte-
oranlum commotion the, Commuters
have, been strengthened inn per cent
alnre, their lest vlsk here. And It Isn t
that tho Callforniaim have tho celnr
Jol cornered. If Baunterli'K Waller
doesn't hrirsh up a hit ho and li Ik com
placent I'spiniiits for laurel wreaths are
Ouo for tho sirkrloth and ash end of the
pererntaire. eoliinin.
But enough of ramhltnfc. Suffice It to
Bav that the (lakland team, If It oon
tlriues to put up tiie game of tho pact
threo davs. Is tho e.iinl of any In the
leneue and when they o against the
pennant h riders aaln It would not sur
prise doplsts to neu Ins. rut ihle Van and
Lis kiln take the larger portion.
Spurt Attendance.
There were iibeut a dozen or two fans
out yesterday to see u, t'f. ity a same as
you (mil. I wish for. 'Jin- contest was
clone, at all times and only one error
mr.rre.1 an otherwise pi rf'-et battle he
twini Jni so UiiicIt and the formidable
T.ou.-kes. Hoth pit. -hers were lii.ftn
term but the lieayers couldn't hit when I
a biiinle c.r two would have turned the I
tide; n tho Oaks .11.1 JuM this very
thin?. , i
All the runs the loenls.ROt crime in
tl.r. firm ini.iiut when Kv.in R"t to sec
ond after Casey hud hit and been for I
by 'Mtuldv's" bunt, and Johnson ha 1
singled to left. Then Tom Raftery rune
through with a three-base drive into
lieitniull.r's acres, the Irishmm ar.d the
Swede HcorliiK. After this fiesta Lnuckes.
wus as the sphvnx to tho home jjuard.
DaklHiid drew two in ( lie second.
E.irhii the first man up took a swing
which landed him on second. Stnttery
pot a past, board to first and little 'I,a
l.onge. "(in l.s getting very ' cocky,"
s.'xanced both runners wltu a clover
hunt "Ash" Houston was retired at
first but Ills hard drive enrromed off
(in rrct t's gbo.e aid while Coonev was
th-owlnsr "Mickey" out at first "Truck"
galloped home Sbittery scored a mo
riKiit liter on Lewis' nice, blngle to
right. I.ouckes rolled rn to Oarrett and
whs fielded out at first.
The winning run fta.i mado by Ilelt-
niuUer in (ho sixtn.
Heltinullor Keglstered
Heine, walked and was advnnAH to
third bv Kagan's sarrl'lcn ajid Slatt
out oh an irdleld cnninder. The bl
Dutchman ame in when Carielt INst
Lr I.onge s iioke and the frrvine.. Hous
ton hit and I,o wis struck (rut.
McCmdle butted for Jcss In the last
half of the eighth but could do nothing
wb.h the Oakland pitcher. Alf Patrick
went In for Garrett in the ninth nnd
made a hit with the sparsely populated
stands by striking out Lewis and
Louckes after ho had retired Houston
at first. The score,:
OAKLAND.
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SCRATCH HITTERS
BADLY NEEDED
Cook, cf
Anderson, 3t.
Heitmuller. rf.
Kagan, ss .
Blatter?, lb . . .
Longe
Houston.
Lewis. If.
Ib.
Louckes, ."p 4
Total S2
PORTLAND
AB
4
s
4
. . . . 4
3
-4
3
.1
Csev, 2b ... .
Ryan, rf
Johnson, 3b. .
pan 7.1 , lb . . .
Baftei y, cf . . .
Bassey, lr . . .
Cooney, ss . . .
whalnn, c . . . .
Oarrett, p .
Patrick, p. . . .
SlcCrodl . . .
Totals ....
.31 2
. 1 1. PO. A. E.
0 10 0
1 2 5 V
0 1 0 0
12 11'
1 11 in
1 S 1 0
10 4 0
1 1 0 0
1110
7 27 13 0
H. PO. A. E
2 n r. o
0 0 0 0 I
1 2 3 0 1
L' 1 3 0
1 1 0 0
il 1 0 0
0 0 2 0
0 7 10
0 0 4 1
0 0 10
0 0 0 0
6 27 16 1
Hatted for Garrett In eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oakland 0 2 o 0 0
lilts l t u i i
. Portland 2 0 0 0 0
Hits o u i i
SUMMARY.
Ftruck out Hy I.ouckes !.
hv Patrick 2. Pases on
Clarrett 2. Two-base 111
base hits Raftery, Lou
03
o ;
0 2
06
by
Carrett
balls Off
Lagan. Three-
kes. Hacrlfi
Perhaps a little fair criticism by o
fan who has followed the gatou for SO
years and lias seen the national sport
as it Is played In every leaguo of tlm
United Btatea will not be amiss at tins
lino and it should be taken In the
spirit It was given. The critic Is J.
E. Brown, tho well known salesman
who travels from ono end of the conn- i
try tu the other, but whose headquar
ters, for the most part Is in New ork.
Mr Brown was out at the game yes
terday and he never misses a game
when he can Imlp It.
Tlds Is what he says:
"Do y know why Portland doesn't
win more games? No? U ell I'll tell
yon why. It's because there Is not
it scratch hitter among the hunch
What I mean by .a scratch hitter is
out that can come off the bench .it any
stage of the game and be depended
noon to rap the ball out of the infield.
You have Borne mighty good batters
but wbilo they can bat like demons
when the game Is not closo they am
found lacklntf when an emergency
arises. Take Johnson, for lnstunce. I
have watched the third baseman come
the bat time after time when there
particular nc. d of a hit and get
a liomerun or a three-baso hit or a
smashing single. Hut when there Is a
chance to bat In n run and the fans are
worked up to a high statu of expe.-ta-,
tion tho same batter will go up to tho
plate and strike out. This Is because
lie gets nervous. Captain Casey is af
flicted with the same feeling and so
arc the others. They haven't tha cool
nervn that is necessarv In a crisis.
"Now in other leagues the scratrh J
hitter is considered one of the Iirst
rei;isitles in the personnel of a ball
team whose manager expects to be
anything like successful. Ho Is sought
for as eagerly by the big league scouts
as Is the premier pitcher and Is jusl
as nerves" r v.
In tho big leagues there are always
two or three, emergency batters on the
bench. These are Impressed at a time
when to hit the nail our or ine mucin
means a run that may decide the game.
Thev must be cool nnd their chief
asset 1s nerve. It takes nerve the
finest kind to step to the plate when
thousands of excited fans are crying
their heads off for a hit; and when the
batter has to face a clevor twirlor, In
addition the strain Is something tre
mendous. Let MeCredio got one or two
oiicli ida vers ami he has the best team
in the raeini'
Sailor Hurke, who was. literally ham
mered to pieces by Hilly Papke. The
"sailor" was counted one of the tough
ones of the ring and it Is upon Papk-'s
r.howing with the sail trimmer that t ho
Illinois fighter's adherents expect him
give, Ketcliel a battle the Grand Rap-
boy will not forget.
!n-
KATIOXAL
Coast league'
LEAGUE GAMES.
thrown Into the game by Seattle's
field gave the champions I.', runs. "icii
nett's long fly over the right field fence
scored Seattle s only run. The score:
R.TL E.
Seattle ....0 0 0 0 fl 1 0 0 0 1 6 S
Aberrb en ..0 0 0 7 0 2 1 3 0 1 5 1 7 0
Hat i cries -A riders.. n and Burns: Per
noil and Beet tiger.
Umpire Caruthers.
Scores of Other Games.
Butts S. Vancouver 2.
Spokane-Tacoma game postponed;
ruin.
. E.
hits La Lounge. Rat fry. Eagan. Hit
bv pitched ball Ryan First base on
errors Oakland 1. Left on bases Oak
land 6. Portland 4 Innings pitched -Bv
(iarrett S. by Patrick 1. Base hits Off
Uarrett 7. Time of game. 1 hour 30
minutes. Umpire--Pernio.
At Chicago.
r. ir
Chicago 5 11 -
New York .? 1
Bat'eries Pfeister and Kllng; Wiltse
and Bresnahan. Umpires O'l 'ay and
Ems lie.
At rittsburg.
R. H. E.
Pittsburg 4 8 2
Philadelphia J t
Batteries Willis, Vail and olbson;
pparks. Richie and Dooln. Umpires
Johnstone and Rudderliam.
At Cincinnati.
Autos Will Xot Make Run.
The Portland Automobile club has de
clared off the Tillamook endurance run
in which 16 cars were entered, because
of the rain which lias ma.,, the roads
almost impassable. The trip wHl be
mode later at a more favorable time.
Merely Chatter
Cincinnati
Boston
Batteries Vnlz and Schlel:
Ferguson and Oraham Unipln
R
. 4
H. E
6
.7 9 0
Tuokey,
Rigler.
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Batteries
helm and
At St.
B-eh
Hot-gen.
JyOlliS.
R. IT. E.
1 1
2 6 0
and Lndwig: Wll-Lu4Jju-
Klem.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
6TAIlG Ol THE TEAMS.
T,r-
Pan
prvtlnnd
oak! , nj
Pacific Coast Iapuc.
Won. Lost.
rtd' 72 .r
Kr-i n- tsco . .
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American league.
Detroit
.t Louis -
levoUnd
h'cs g-
h1iad!p!-.!a
Br.ton
Washington
New York
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At Boston.
First gam
St. Louis . . .
IJcut on
Bat'eries -
and ("r:ger.
siec(.nd game
Pt Louis
Boston
Batteries Dlneen
B.idey and Ileldri
and
R
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k. Y
1 1 E.
S -1
7 3
..ting
RUE
3 7 1
1 3 1
Stephen;
"Ota" Johnson never knows whether
his next swing will bi a homo run or a
strlka out.
Tom Raftery is about th only Port
land player who Is keeping up a consist
ent batting record this week.
Portland must bo a
for sure McCredte I
monev on the pr s nt
balls.'
fal- weirher town
ii5n t made enough
sc. .Bs to bin" base-
I ft rZt 'A a iy - t -..("I . 'f C-t
first ill, a 1 (, , f (, i . J. v-il'l. r.'.i r . t- w I i I
I United Btatea will not be amKs at tins W"&tWf "''41
Is
GREAT GALLOON
RACE TOOflHEY
Aeronauts of All Nations
L'ead.v for Vig Event at
Col ii minis Tomorrow.
(Special nipputrh to Tiis Jeoriml
Colun.bus. Ohio, Aug 28. Profes
sional nnd amateur awronauts and n
great many other persons, Interested In
ballooning cither from curiosity or from
a scientific point of view are here to
day, lo king forward with eager Interest
to the groat balloon race which will
start from here tomorrow under tho aus
pices of the Alio club of Columbus,
ii n.l with the sanctum of the Federation
of American Aero clubs In addition to
the oiiHtomnry championship trophies
offered by the federallon nnd the local
(lub the board of iino of ''.dumbus has
donated a handsome trophy, which will
add1 considerably to the eagerness to
win on tho part of the daring aeronauts
taking part In the race. Tomorrow's
race Is the universal topic of conversa
tion at the hotels and clubs, which have
hospitality opened their doors to the vis
iting aeronauts (if course, the success
of tomorrow's race depends, to it great
extent, upon the weather, and more par
ticularly upon tho strength of the wind.
It would bo a great .iisap. ilnt men t not
only to tho ballootilsts who Intend to
take part In the nice, but to the many
thousands anxiously awaiting the Inter
esting spectacle, presented be the aerial
flight or a number of monster balloons.
Event to Be International.
Tomorrow'es race will be an Interna
tional event, as ( ana.la will he repre
sented by Uic "King Edward." a craft
t HO 000 cubic feet, w hich will be pi
loted by Lieutenant Bennett or the slg-
nnl service, and a rarnous aeronaut.
Among the Americans who have entered
balloons for the race are several well
known neronnuts and members of the
most prominent clubs or me country.
among them rioing nr. r . j. r mining.
C. A. Coev, who is confident of making
a good showing with his balloon "Chi
cago," Captain Mueller, who has already
won fame with his IIIa do Dieppe
and Dr. Julian P. Thomas, the Intrepid J
Xew York balloonist, who nas won a
national reputation by his numerous
and hazardous ascensions in the east.
The arrangements for the race of to
morrow have been completed under the
able direction of W. If. Pickens, director
of contests of the local Aero club, who
was assisted by Charles P. Salisbury,
frie representative of the Federation of
American Aorn clubs..
rate?
Advance Styles
We are making the first showing of HART
SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes for the Fall
of 1908.
Youll appreciate this line of clothes; it's
worth a good deal to any man to know that
the clothes he wears are all wool; it's worth
a good deal to be sure about the style and good
tailoring. The name of Hart Schaffner &
Marx in a garment is guarantee of all these
things.
You'll get better clothes in this store for
920.00 to $-10.00 than you will believe possi
ble, until you see them.
Copyright 1908 by
Hart Schiffner 6c Mm
Other Makes Cheaper, $12.50 to $20
SAM'L ROSENBLATT & CO.
Corner Third and Morrison Stroot
!ng whether or not the corners are cut
bv the pphre. "Bull" Is most usually
Ight and there is no fair minded critic
who will not oheerfiiny concede that he
Is the best "ump" that has been seen
on the local lots.
Van Haltren's new recruits show that
the "old man ' of baseball on the Pa
cific coast still has his ability to "size
up" a player. Somebody down in Van's
homo state called those new players
"Van's misfits." Wish we had some
like them. Why. even Ash Houston, the
rub of the bunch, can bat In a run when
lils team needs It.
LVFANTTJY PAKADE
AT AS W HY PARK
tSrfclal Dispatch to Tbe Journal.
Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 28. This
was the day of the annual baby parade,
tho day when visitors come from far
and near to enjoy a gorgeous pageant of
1 1 fn and color Mint has become an eg
tabllshed Institution n connection with
the summer festivities at this noted re
sort. This year the specta
lug
air amphitheatre seating 1,1.000 persons.
The crowd thar inci Ocean avenue to
witness the page.-.rt was estimated
not b-ss than 2 '.' 0 0 .
at
Other batters may loom up and men
ace for a time but sooner or later they
all din behind and the serene Mr. Sla'-
trrv stavs on top of the percentage col :
umn. "H!at" Is a born hitter. He never I
atij.ears nervous and is Jut as likely
to rap out a run getter when C'OO fansi
srn rooting against him as when he;
batting before his own home grounds.
of maroh-
iiifantrv afforded several new ud
extremely attractive features.
The parade was composed of 10 di
visions. More than ,100 children between
the ages of three months and 1.1 years
were to bo seen in the divisions allotted
to doll coaches, go-carts, baby carriages,
express wagons, bicycles, floats, costume
and fancy dress, burleauue, college col
ors and pony carts. Faeh division was
headed by a company of boys In Rough
Rider costume.
Conned in the Arcade, the parade
passed down Ocean avenue, which was
carpeted for an entire mile, and coun
termarched to the court of honor, where
iu.-. :i iitnnia sat on Jier throne sur
, rounded bv her maids, lad ies-in-wait In?,
j pages ami others of the roynl house
hold. Th art was located in an open
Sangerfest at Mlnne-apolla.
(Special Dispatch to Th Jourusl.)
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 28. There
have been many arrivals the past two
days for the ninth biennial sa.ngerfe.st
of the Northwestern Norwegian-Danish
Singers' association. The series of con
certs comprising the sangerfest program
was inaugurated today and will continue
over tomorrow. The soloists Include
Anton llegn.r, 'eejllst, Albert Arve
sehnng. baritone; Miss Rerglot Allvurd.
mezr.o soprano; Miss Beatrice GJertsen,
soprano, and Mrs. J. o. Dahl, accom
panist. They will be assisted by a large
orchestra and a male chorus of 800
voices The visitors to the sangerfsst
Include delegations from Sioux Falls
I a Crosse, Omaha, Sioux: Citv, Duluthv
Grand Forks, Superior, Relolt, Fort
Dodge. Madison, Ashland and a number
of other cities.
South American Orator.
(SjvcUl Dispatch to Tbe Joiirnii:)
Chicago, Aug. 28 Senrir Joaquin Na
buco, tho Brazilian ambassador to the
United States, has arrived in the city
to deliver an address this evening at the
sixty-eighth convocation of the Uni
versity of Chicago. "The Political Ap
proach of the Two Americas," has been
chosen by Senor Nabuco as the subject
of his address.
Some fool said
was not playing
he missed a high
the other dnv.
that "Babe" T'anzig
tils position because
one thrown oy ooney
The same fellow would
have vou believe that the big first base.
man is trying only for an Individual
percentage at the expense of the team.
This Is a rank injustice'. There Is a no
more conscientious player in the leetrue
Ihnn our Hal and no other Hrst s,i. ker
gets away with so many difficult
chances.
017EG0N LOSES TWO
GREAT CINDER. MEN
Cranberries
KPMINE
and other drug habits are Dositirely cured bf
HABITINA. For hypodermic orinternal use.
hample sent to any ilnif habituor
rpe per bottle
? mall In plain wrappe
St. Louis. Mo
University of Oregon, Eugene, Aug I
28.- "Chiirk" Taylor reaffirmed the1
news here today thru he would not be
back to Oregon, but would go to Cor
nell. "Dusty" (Earl I Roberts, who wt
with Taylor, and who is a well known
hurdler and sprinter, also will not re
turn, as he Intends to enter a dental col
i'ge. in Los Angeles.
Prospects In both track and football
however, are not blue, for from The re '
pons from' tho applications there will I
be plenty of material. Tho only point
of weakness will be the Inexper ience of j
tho new men.
malt. Regular n
t jronr druegtst or by
CItemioal :
tn sal by Skldmcr
IL.. Parti nd. Orecoa.
Drue
is
Free
lain wrapper,
. Loula. Ma
f ; iiiut 7.3
if jr eii S
wldvjf aot to ulotara.
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MENANDWOMEH.
C Elf fit for nntnrl
liicbarf M.lBtUmmatloai,
irritation or ulcerations
of mucosa anembranaa.
Palniaaa, and not ajtria
f at or poioonoua.
olal ky DrBra-1Ui
or aant in plain wrapparv
br eiproaa, prepaid, for
1 .00. or bottlei 2 J5.
Circular sent ua raaneat.
The United Hat Stores Co., Seventh
and Washington, Forced to Seek
Larger Quarters
1.35
Buys (he United $2
Hats
Which have no equal at original
price; every style, stitf or soft hats,
newest shapes; Removal
Sale price
soft hats.
$1.3$
MEN
Patrick gets ni over the plate so
quick that the batter or.lv knows the
hall hns been piteht; vt.-:i he h.crs :hc
umpire h.dler "strike."
Pitcher Unrrv Kutor is cor. si.
critics who liao uat.icd b
closely for the pas' mo;.th. to
best twlrler In the b-ag ie
work
bo t.'v
I Ash Houston ii.is n a !e good , -ive-I
Iy. The boy Is a pin h hitter of the Iwst
i type. His titnelv ie:i:ngs agaluvt the
j spJiere have mat' riall i:.. re.ise.l ink
I land's pen outage
Clcotte and Donahue nnd Criger.
All other gameg postponed. Rain.
XOKTU V KSTFKX LEAGl'E.
Ahfrdrf-n IB. Roattlr 1.
Festtle. Wash. Aug. Andorsnn.
the Seattle twlrler. was pounded for IT
hits here yesterday .and these, together
with a couple of hit batsman and ev
eral bases on balls and eight errors
The team misses M i
out with a split n.i:id
some' dumb plays -once
he is "there" most of Co
presence In the ch
ers and stimulates the re
rs
.Jen. w ' , o is
Torn in mwi
ip awhile but
t!me ard Ms
'r1-- the p; tch
t of the play-
"Bull' Pertne got a-. un1esrTd
hooting from the nco ih1era'e fans res-
terday. Those who were standing or sit- ,
Una; behind the bo saw nothing to ere- j
to the opinion that be was off on balls i
and strikes. Pome of the betters standi
so far awav from the pla-'e that no-
body but th umpire is capable of Judg- I
SIX-TEAM LEAGUE
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(rotted rreas Leased Wtr.
Los Angeles, Aug. ii. Followlnc the
ll i announcement that n eight-team leaa-ue,
4 'with continuous baseball for Los
Aftfeles, I assJred by the Cfsst rnaa
nate neit season. It Is reported her
tookr that srrnrements are being made
te rive Portland more game than It
has t.i In the p" &
As erment will also hare a gvxl
ssr nf the games. It I believed that
the eeapifl srlil be tetided from aTn
reonlhs o eight, 4 .
Preparations are being mad here to
day for the sale of the stock of tho
Los Angeles Athletic club, tha nam
under which the new local organisation
waa promised a franchise, for tbe sixth
team la tbe reorganised Coast lessrua.
Within 18 dars, lunny Shay, who Is to
b captain, will b lining up his me.
an4 when thai directors of the league
meet at Ran FYanclaco Faftember J7
arrangement will be completed and
there will b nothing to prrat tit
granting-f fraachisa.
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Never was the old srivincr.
is lost," more aptly illustrate
of the man w no suffers ir
BIT, ITY. VARICOCELE a
ORDER or CONTAQIQUS BLOOD
who neglects to have hl ailment
not scatter my faculties, as does
physician, but I concentrate then
and weaknesses peculiar to the ir.a
I have treated scores of st ul.l.orn ca-,
of the best men of this city and
not a failure nor an unpleasant rev
imported. What I hae done for oti.et
for you.
Prostatic Inflammation
.My euros or ih!s (llonlor nr
List intf No tonic t hut Minm l;iT
luit t hnrnutfiiliT sHpnTlf' trc-Hri.i
rnrtv 1 of a -v 1 1 iort s r! si l i
titin.il tloranpT'ment (l-tir,"Ll 'i'-r-ii
mrfiy a y!nrtom cf infTanin.:1
Kstlon r-f tl-, prostata nTftn.1, ai-'i
th (riATi 1 Ik pr-MTij" Iy rV,iro-1 t,.
t ! n a 1 ac 4 1 v i t y is ?b LiMing res:;
S1.85
Bays the United Spe
cial S2.50 Hats
W hich is undoubtedly the greatest
hat in America at the original
price; a hundred styles, 30 shades
and colors; Removal Sale 1 CP
price tJl.Oa)
2.35
Bays tbe Best $3.00
Hal la the Store
Including the celebrated Mulvey
Hats, which we are sole agents for;
they cine in every conceivable
style, all the season's newest offer
ings; Removal Sale rfJO QC
price y
MY FEE FOR A
THOROUGH
CURE IS ONLY
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ANT' STE"IFIC BlAX'D 1.I3"N 1 TLKAT AN
FKCT A CI" HE.
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COPTS JOl NOTHINC. I rheerfu iy gt . t
g-utdd by Tears of successful tamctic Mn
writ If you cannot call, as many cam t. 1
treatment and cure.
all
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day from a m. to
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This is the first cut-price
sale we have ever inau
gurated in Portland. We
never allow any misrepre
sentations in our advertisements.
United Hat Stores Co.
SEVENTH and WASHINGTON STS., Opposite Imperial Hotel
I
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f -r Di nol CTar-'
nv, aod Suniays f-
No Experiments,
INo Pailures
Wrion you need th ierrices of a doctor con
sult OBe of wide experieace.
OUR FEE
Any Single I'ncomplicatei Case
Our entire time tnd practice is devoted to the curs cf 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 he la auffrl-c frfta any speeisl dtseaa T
ernd'Mcn to come snJ har a talk v. :th '. Xo iran hosa svaen4
ratem Is rmm out for help throvn '.;. or ho haa been tuiitf
ef earir InJIrw-ellon or la ta excesses. Is nf I uct1 UCfc tUO M
his e'rors have been eorrweted.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
r-siaminatlflj Blaaft. Maaf sassa
p. . lutUr la.
ST.LOUIS Bf 4 DISPENSARY
Tajntzu Himii roBTAaTD, oxiuof.
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