The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 08, 1908, Image 12

The Oregon daily journal., September 08, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1908)

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text1 12 sp news BingT, Field Track afcd Diamond THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND. ' TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8. 1D0S. m i f It'll fiOIJ AND BANS HUXCIPALS IN BIO. FiailT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ma Groat Lightweights Slated for Another io-Round : Rout for Championship HOW FIGHTERS OANS AND NELSON , COMPARE. so in J8H 714 ' Cans. E ft t In. lit pound I It. 10U In. 14V In. 10 ft In. . it C m. . jam iu 11 in. 5 In. I Nelson. f ft. m In. Height 115 pounds . Weight 6 ft. 7 in. Reach-. I4U In. Neck 80 In. Waiet lit. Thigh ' in. Calf !,,;.,-.. In. Bleep In. Forearm In. Wrlat (United Frees LMiea wire.) . . San Francisco. CsJ.,' Btpt. I. In the Mission Street Pavilion tomorrow after aeon, before what prominee to be on of the largest crowd that ever wit nessed a pugilistic erent In Ban Fran cisco, Battling Nelson, the formidable Pane, will tep Into the arena to derepd the lightweight . championship agatnat the tnn-from whom he won the title In thefeaye ring oa July 4 last. HI op ponent will he "Jane Cans, the veteran negro lightweight, who held the eham plonahlp honors with ease until hi sec ond encounter with the Chicago lad. The bout Is slated a a 46-round mtr fair. According to the articles, 70 per cent of the gate receipt will go to the fighters, 60 per cent or inai io me win ner and 40 per cent to the loser. The weight will be 183 pound, stripped, ringside. Eddie Smith wilt referee the contest. ' - ' ' Reports from the Nelson camp today are to the effect that the Dane is In the best of condition and ready for the gong ' to call him Into the ring. - Report of the same rosy hue emanate from the , Gans quarters. Whatever the true eon - dition of the negro may be, it Is certain that he has trained for this fight as he has never trained before. Several, weeks In the mountains and a period of strict training in quarters are said to have put him In the best possible ahape. The bard training in which he has indulged and the fact that he has been boxing rei tor tnan ne aia wnen ne worked ror his previous battle with Nelson has given his admirers so much confidence that they are betting freely on him to beat the Dane. The Indications are that there will be plenty of betting; at even money ai me ringside. is" V ' , I STAfiLEY KETCIIEL Pni?TI Afin RRARS i nnrn nn nnrATinr ' WM ' . -m.m.iw LUoto IIU fntollbtl THPfC QTDMfiUTl I HULL. U I IWIIUII I ! ALL ARE CURABLE hamp!on Battling Nelson. San Boa Work Prevails. Francisco, - Sept. 8. Both Bat- . tllng Nelson and Joe dans went on the road ror a work-out this morning pre ening their ; 45-round battle ifor the . lightweight championship tomorrow. The odds stand 10 to with Nelson the favorite. Gans will do a little work in the - gymnasium this afternoon. They will enter the ring at 181 .pounds to morrow at 3:30 o'clock. The Dane says he ,1s better than he was on the Fourth of July and that he will make short work- f Gans. The negro, however, ap. pears to be in as good condition as ever in nis lire and seems .confident that he will win back the laurels he lost on Independence day. : PLAY nuriLUD HE .V Jack Helser of Vancouver Challenges Slater Team for Post-Season. Whether or not they play better ball la the Spokane City league than they do In the Portland Tri-City league will be determined by a post-season series ' of games between the Vancouver tnm ana me esiaier team or tne Inland city, t Manager Jack Helser of the Van. eouver Pioneers wants to meet the Spo- muid uam ncn paiurasy ana Sunday, but the Spokane management finds this impossible, owing to a scheduled game with one of the local city league teams The games will be opened in Spokane aad closed in Portland, it being the in- iwiMuu iu piay series or tnree in each uijr. - - OAKLAND WINS BOTH GAMES FR03I FRISCO v San Francisco, Sept 8. Oakland out- slugged Frisco in the morning and Nel- ion outpltched Sutor and -Jones' in the iinmoon. xne score: Morning game SAN FRANCISCO. ' , , , ... AB. R. H.PO.A.E. : Mohler, rb...... 5 2 114 1 Curtis, If. s 0 1 3 0 o Zelder. s t 2 1 3 2 0 Melchnir, rf ......... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Williams, lb......... t o t 11 0 1 Beck, ci,. Ill 100 Berry, c ft 3 4 f 1 McArdle, 8b 4 0 3 0 5 1 Willis, p 9 0 0 0 0 0 Berger, p. ...(,...... 4 1 1 o 1 0 Total 41 8 OAKLAND. 14 24 U 3 Cook. If. v. .. 3 2 0 i 0 Trues dale. 2b. 411 3 4 1 Heitmiriler, rf S 2 1 O 1 Kagan. b ..... 4 2 3 1 1 0 Flattery, lb. ......... t 1 2 1 0 Van Haltren, cf 3 0 8 0 1 filler. 3b t 1 3 2 3 2 Lewis, c 4 0 2 5 0 0 Hogan. p 2 110 0 0 Christian, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 t . - i i - I ; X " I ' , i t I v.: ;'?&' Challenger Joe Gang. Cook, Troesdale, on balls Willis. McArdle. .First base 1; Hogan, 2; Berger via vans v linn. iwobui " B 8. Hit by pitchei' Hogan by Berger. Curtis by Christian. Struck out By Willis. 1; , Hogan, 1; Berger, 1; Chris tian, 2. 'Time of game Two hours. Uroplres-O'Connell and Flynn. Afternoon game SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R.EPO.A. E. Mohler. 2b Curtis, If. Zeider, ss Hildebrand, rf. Williams, lb. .. Beck. cf. Ki Ulfer, c McArdle, 3b. ... Sutor, p. Jones, p. ..... Berry, c. 3 2 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 the same decision on New Tear' day, was a great disappointment all around. Some of the so-called expert claim that Attell will not try to put Moron out as long as he can keep the ques tion or wnicn is me oetier man on good paying basis. Both men claim a victory today and both score Referee Jack welsh. After all discussions ths same answer Is that Attell and Moran could settle It in .short form In a fin Ish fight, each ItWowIng he had to win quickly or be worn out by a long con test. . 1 26 15 2 Totals 82 OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. 2 0 111 Total 38 10 14 27 10 SCORE BY INNINGS. 6sm Francisco .. .' 3 0 0 4 0 0 1 Hits t 8 2 2 1 314 Oakland 4 4 1 0 0 1 0 10 Hits 3 1 1 0 2 2 14 S CM MART. To-base bits Berry (2). U Filer Williams. Three-base- hits Berry.. Home mo fcc-an. Runt Off Willis. 7t Ber- r. 8: Hecaa. t; Christian. 3. Hits Off wiJUa. Jr Berrer. ?; Hogan, 10; Chris tian. 4. Bacriflre hi la Vaa Haltren. When You Think of CANDY Get the Heme Made Kind it COSTS LESS . TASTZS BETTER " V.'s:.-;tc3 snd Ttirk St!. Cook. If Truesdale. 2 b. . Heltmuller. rf. Eagan, ss Slattery, lb. ... La Longs, c. . . Miller, 3b. Van Haltren, cf. Nelson, p. Christian, It .. Totals National League. Won. Lost P.C. New Tork 76 45 .028 Pittsburg 78 49' .614 Chicago 77 50 .606 Philadelphia .66 Si .641 Cincinnati 61 66 .480 Boston 83 73 .421 Brooklyn 46 7 .868 St. iouin.i 43 80 .850 .88 . S 10 27 Two out when winning; rua sco red SCO RE BT INNINGS- San Francisco 000010 Hits .iltlllllll-l Oakland 1001 Hits ..1 1 1 i 1 1 1 110 SUM MART. Two-bam hit Heltmuller aed Hilde brand. lilts Off Sutor, 3. Sacrifice hlt Miller, Jones. Vaa Haltren, La Lob re. Ioubl plsy J roes to Wit- llaais. First base oa balls OH Nelson. 8. Hit by plteber Siattery. Struck out By Futor, 3; by Jones. 3; by Kel- E. o -fas t f"'" a I i o fLTI 0 3 0 '' Vj"6 Ht i 1. Wild Bitch -Nelson. Time of came One hour and 8 snlavtes. Cm- pirs F!ynq aad O'CooaeU. ATTELL.AND 3I0KvVX JITST FIGHT, TO END Sea Trnrnm. Pert The eonse. ni of nplntne of prise fight )p g circles Is that there srl;i n.r.r be e flrl ttieineet kte Arw Attell Sn4 Owl rrj. who fht t 4rsW rcB n"l thT twt In a ririb U 11 j titer iy, fisalt C. Gee Wo The WtO-lam Sellable CHINESE toot aad Serb j REMEDIES Has made a life study of roots and beros ana in mat studv discovered and Is giving to the world hie wonderful . pure. 2Te Merearr. 3olsoms er 2rrs jji B Omree Wttsnl Operstioa Wttboat the Aid of a 2lfe. Ouaraetees to care CatarrU. Aethsaa. Long, Throat, Rheumatism. Nervoae- nesa, Nervous Debilltr. 8 tomach. Liver. Kinder Troubles: also Lest Manhnnd. Female Weakness and All Private Die ASSURE CANCER CURE Jast Xeeerved ftwsa llrta. Cila sfe. rare aa aveuasie. IF TOTJ ARE AFFLICTED P"NT D1V f.AT CELATJ ARE DAKGEROl'a f yew cannot call. wHt for itmmm blank ad circular. Iacloee 4 eeats Is stampe. CONSULTATION FREE Te a Oee Wo Cllww Kedletae Oe. 11 riret SU, Or. M'wrtswn. pwrtlaod, trc" Declares ffe Is Not Yet "Fin- ished" Heavy Bettors on Short Ender; (Units Press Ueetd Wire.) Lo Angel, Sept 8. Although Billy Papk Is the hero of the hour among the fight fan today, Stanley Ketchel ha not lost a much prestige would naturally be expected after such a de cisive defeat a that of yesterday when he was put out In the twelfth round of the scheduled 35-round go for the mid dleweight championship of the world. ' The defeated champion's game ehow- ing savea mm ana wnne ne na re ceived a setback in hi brilliant ring career, hi declaration that he I not "finished" is generally accepted. Partke declares he beat Ketchel at his own game wltn a luoxy punch early in tne ognt ana tne aereacea ngnter swear hi criminally careless. The! that he was fans agree with him. There la genera satisfaction over the outcome of the fight among the heavy bettors here. ' Al though they made very little noise about It, most of the plunger were down heavy oh the short ender. One Little Jesse Garrett Fools Champions and Moisture; Aids Beaver Squad. After dropping four straight game to the Angel through the Vorst kind of playing, the Beaver cam back yester day and captured their third atraight Jama from the leaders, S to. I. Little ess Garrett was in great form and the Angeta naa no cnance ror tne game. With Bassey at bat In ths third in ning, in rain wnion naa Deen drissiing down all through the game developed into m jarge-sixed shower and It be came necessary to call the game for 10 minutes. After this little vacation, however, - the cloud out out the . wet stuff and the game was resumed with uaasey at Dae The little marquis walked, filling the base, but Ryan went out, jjetmaa to union. Portland took the lead in the eecond Inning, when, after the Angels had put Bernard over the pan on Garrett' er ror, tney scored two runs. , Darnels; was first un and as his ahnra pinked the right-field fence with a line i There' no drawing the line between curable nd incurable diseaiei.' Each individual case must be considered. Most doctors claim that among that class of diseases peculiar to men sne or two are incurable. This idea ia wrong. I have demonstrated that it is wrong, for I cure all diseases of men. The truth is. that '. some cases of curable diseases are incurable and some cases of so-called incurable diseases are easily curable by the right method. I by no means claim the ability to cure any and every case that may come to my office, but I claim1o cure most of the cases that others cannot cure, and always refuse treatment wher conditiona indicate that I will be un ' able to obtain thorough and lasting results. Dm. TAYAOB, ' . Ih leading pecialljrt My Fee for a Cure Is Only in Any Uncom plicated Case MO I Will Wait For My Fee Until I Cure You Do you feel tired in the morning and easily exhausted' I your back weak? Is your memory falllngT Co you have difficulty in fixing your thoughtsT Are you losing ambition? Do you feel that you are not the man you once were? lk you have hot flushes up and do or suaaen weak spells, especially after eating? Ha and down the spine oown neavy on tne anon enaer. jne "' i iiu-jioiu iciicj uu iini bet of 35,000 "rea money', wa posted I drive. Raftery, in attempting to saorl less than an hour ntriw1 tbe rlnsr. The financial statement given out by the Jeffries club shows the receipts of thelnght to have been $18,480, of which IS. 664 went to Papke and 84.438 to Ketchel. before the fizhter no, was safe at first. Bassev tuwri. ncea ana When Kebel oak got his fln-1 Bora crossea in attempting to eaten Bert wnaimg s long ny, big Uan and Raftery scored. Garrett singled, sending; Whal ing to second, -but Casey went out to PORTLAND BANKERS Ellis.. Tom Raftery got .the last' of his wuw in xm ui L ii a unv in I ill. ii 1 1 n .nn ir went for a triple. Ryan's single axsored mm. In the DEFEAT SEATTLE'S The Open Air sanatorium wa en riched several dollars yesterday at the benefit ball game in which the Portland bankers defeated the Seattle banker, 4 to 2. The local team was composed of the First National and the United State National employes' and the vis itor were from the National Bank' of Commerce in, the sound city. , Showery weather prevented the at tendance from being larger, the ad vance sale or tickets indicating that several hundred remained indoor dur ing the afternoon. word pitching was largely respon sible for the northerners' downfall. He struck out a large number of men and aided In the field and at the bat. Seattle made both of her scores In the seventh. After Beemis ana Burns got on the bags they were scored by Russell's timely single. Portland scored In the first when Word registered, twice in the fourth, Campbell and Norrls registering. The last run came in tha sixth when Campbell arrived on Nor rls' bingle. The lineup follows: Seatle. Portland. Brownell 2b.......... Carrow Johnson- ........ ..c ... Shearer Russell , rf. Morris Johnston ss Campbell Nelson .'. lb Younn O. Bringolf.. if Stevens W. Bringolf p Word Miller, Beemis cf. .. ...... Catterlln Burns Sb Bennett Umpire Kanitin. ! ST. LOUIS EECEUIT IS VISITOR IN PORTLAND in tne seventh w got two more, when Ote Johnson singled, Danzig beat out a bunt and Raftery sacrificed. Bas sey fanned, but Ryan wa there with bells and scored both Ote and Danslg with a single Loa Angeles got one in the lxth on a base on balls, two infield outs and Smith's single. That was all; The score: LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 4 fave vou nalnltatlon of the heart? Dull headaches, pain at the base of the brain, sudden spells - iik zrignt rrom no apparent causer Are you very resties or sleepless at night? Are you nervous and irritable, with m feeling that you want to be alone? Are you gloomy, with a sense of aom great oppression upon you? If ao, ,then you need my treatment If you- have any or all of the above symptoms, you surely do not de sire to remain so. Let me explain to you my methods of rebuilding the vigor of men and refer you to the thousand I have cured. My Cure for Weakness I not only cure "weakness" promptly, but I employ the oniy treatment that can possibly cure this-- disorder- permanently. It Is a system of local treatment entirely original with me, and is employed by no phy sician other than myself. This may seem a broad assertion, but It is just as substantial as it 1 broad. So-called "weakness" Is but a symp tom of local Inflammation or congestion, and a radical cure is merely a matter of restoring normal conditions throughout the organlo system, and this I accomplish thoroughly and with an absolute certainty. Bernard, 2b Oakes, cf . . , lllon, lb .. Irashear. rf Smith, 8b .. Ellis. If .... Del mas, ss . Easterly, c . Nagle, p ... Total .', . . .. ., . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 0' 0 0 sa a PORTLAND. 8 24 9 1 Casey, 2b . , Cooney, ss , Johnson, 3b Danslg, lb , Raftery, cf Bassey, If . Ryan, rf Whaling, , e . Garrett, p . Total AB. R. H. PO. A. B. 0 1 0 2 1 1 2 13 3 4 0 1 2 0 2 5 1 0 STRICTURE My treatment 1 absolutely pain less and perfect resents can be de pended upon In every instance. I do no cutting or dilating whatever. CONTRACTED DISORDERS Be sure your cure is thorough. Not one of my patients haa ever had a relapse after being dis charged as cured, and I cure In less time than the ordinary form of treatment require. - SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON No dangerous minerals to drive the virus to the interior, but harm less, blood-cleansing remedies that remove the last poisonous taint. VARICOCELE Absolutely painless treatment that cures completely In one week. Investigate my method. It is the only thoroughly scientific treat ment inr mis disease oeing em- I nlnved. I 14 2 33 6 11 27 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles 0 1 0' 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Hits 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 08 Portland 02001020 6 Hits 0 3 112 0 4 0 11 SUMMARY. Struck out By Nagle, 6;- by Garrett, 4. Bases on balls Off Nagle, 4; off Garrett, X. Two-base hits Whaling. Three-base hits Raftery. Double play wnaung to juansig. ea ennce nit Smith, Bassey, Brashear. Raftery. Stolen bases cooney. first base on errors Los Angeles, 1. Left on bases Los Angeles, 6: Portland, 10. Time of game a:oo. umpire, Serine. Jaok Mullen, star football, track and baseball man from Crelgrhton universitv or umana, is in tne city today, a guest of Buck Keith. Mullen is one of the best all round athletes of the middle west and as second baseman and can- tain or tne creignion DaseDau team at tracted the attention of Jimmy McAleer of the Bt. iouls Browns, wltn the re sult that he will wear a St. Louis uni form next year. Mullen has been visit ing his father in Fairbanks, Alaska, anl is now on his way back to Omaha, wnere ne wui resume nis studies. This Date in Sport Annals. 1887 At New York: Monster benefit farewell given at the Academy of Music for Jake Kllraln. DUKlllst. who was about to sail for England. 1888 J. Fred Mldgley, a prominent amateur bicyclist, died at Worcester, Mass. 1892 At SDrmgfleid. Mass.: A. a. Zimmerman, In time trial, created new bicycle records for' three, four and five miles. 1897 At Syracuse Tommy Ryan and "Kid" McCoy fought Ave rounds to a drawi ' 1902 At London: Fediar palmer de feated George Dixon In 16-round contest . before the National Sporting club. 1906 At Hamnne. Minn.: Dan Patch paced a mile in 1:55. 'A inn CHU.S dreads the fire. The dread 1 whole- some, but not a the burn; that can be healed and instantly relieved by apply Ing Ballard a Snow Liniment. Be pre pared for accidents by keeping a bottle always in m noute. uesi ior sprains, bruises, cuts, scalds, rheumatism, neu ralgia, bunion any and all aches and oalna. Price 25o, EOc and $1.00. Sold by BRidmore urug company.- EXAMINATION FREE I offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but of every case that comes to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis without charges No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. . If ybu cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart. My offices are open all day from I a. m. to i p. m., and Sundays from 10 to 1. The DR. TAYLOR Co. COBWEB MOBJUSOH AJTD BXCOZTD STBZETS, PBZTATB SZfTBAjrOB, 3 HOBBISOB BTBEBT, FOBTIlAUD, OB, Take a Dose of Nature's Medicine tow UwHnktmitm ' Throw away your half-filled bot tles of dope and poison, your patent nostrums and doctors' concoctions. You know they haven't done you any good, and that your stomach is all upset as the result of filling It with these poisons. You know they have weakened your nerves and taken the life out of your blood. NOW-OPEN FREE MUSEUM FOR MEN ONLY For the benefit of men only we have added to .our office equipment a free museum of anatomy, presenting study of health and disease in all its various forms and affording educational opportunities not found eisewpere. Man, snow myseir. study tne natural ana unnaiurai conai tlons of ths human body as illustrated by life-slsed models. Cures Guaranteed Consultation' and Examination Free No Better Treatment In The World . We Lead All Others follow $5.00 OUR FEE re complete wore fa Amy eisiple - eoaapUeated . We Cur Weakness of Men, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Nerroo Debility, Blood and Skin Disease, Sore, Ulcer, Swollen GLanda, Kidney, Bladder and Rectal Diaeaaes, Prostate Gland Disorder, aad all Con tracted Special Disease of Men. ' Men make mistake when they eome to e. We fire yew the fe lls ef tone nprirrtr. honest, con sclent loos ront, aad the bt serv ice that taoney ea buy. If rot are aliirr consult wa. Medicine fur ls r prlrste lsboratorr from Hi t It a aUh4 courea fciaak. Hour t a. If row cannot ca.IL triu frr f. i an lnaUoa M a p. sa. Aeuy. aunaays 8 to It eniy. OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ' tflH rrtoei tt, Betweea Vwartk Hi TVXh. rerOaaC Oe. Get back to Nature. she cures and give her assist a n o e. Nature will cure you if she haa the power. Thi pow er ' is electricity. That' because electricity builds up supplies nour ishment, atrengtn to the body. Drug destroy, tear down because they oon- tain poison in stead of nounsn-. ment. -Of course poison- Will ease nain. WhvT Be cause it paralyses the nerves. ma nerves are delicate .Consider how wire that en able you to feel pain. IX you poison your nerves with drugs you can t feel the pain until the stupor wear; off. you Na Tk.. th n&in cornea back and have to repeat the dose until Mature removes the cause. it vah hava m. naln In rour back vou can stop It for a few hours by stupefying me nerves w"' OUS drugs. BU lo-Eum ' vou have got to remove me caue. That pain Is sometimes caused by kidney trouble. Ho cant you see tht to remove the cause you must restore the kidney to a healthy con dition! ... The reason tne Kidneys, liver, stomach or other organs become weak. or debilitated is because they lack electricity. This must be re stored, either artificially or by Na ture, before Uiey can do their work properly. wi eaknea In men 1 caused by an neca It remove the cause of disease and when" the cause Is removed Na ture will restore health. Electro-Vigor Is a dry cell body battery, which you wear, while you sleep, and gives out a continuous current of electricity. You never have to charge it, for it makes its own power. It does not burn or blister and never shocks the nerves. The only sensation Is a soothing glow. I have . perfected Electro - Vigor so that it conveys a tream of el eo trio life direct. tov the part that is ailing, so .that the great force - of current goes where it is needed and none is wanted. I am entirely curea or tne rheu matism, thank to Kiectro - vigor. Will not need any runner aavioe, a I have stopped- the use oi tne appliance, witn no return of the trouble'. WM. SISCO. Snoqualmle, Wash. I Give It Free Oet my 100-page book describing Electrn-Y Igor, illustrated with pho-' toe oT fully developed men and vromen, showing how it Is applied. , This book tells In plain language many things you want to know, and ?lves a lot of good, wholesome advice or men. T'll send this book, prepaid, free, if you will mail me this coupon. exhaustion of electricity. Oet that force and you will have Mr t.iectro-V Igor pours a stream iw of electric life into your nerves while you sleep, ana -tnese-conauci the force to every organ and tissue of your body, giving health and strength to every part. S.A.HaII,M.D, 1314 Second are, Seattle, Wash. Please send me. nremid. vntiw youfJirta, lvj-page laustraten dooic Name -8-8 Address tali amD X. TOK - The only geauln Chlneee root and herb rvmcdles In this rlty. Poet-rraduate Canton Medical College, China. Cure all weak men and weak women incsraoie diseases, such ss cancer , long, heart, stomach, llvsr, kidney, catarrh, rheum fe ll irm and serrtMs debility. Charges res ennabls. Specialists en gleet, strirtare. ptiear vartceele, hydrocele and mpturs. Call or write Yee A Tork Medicine Col. 114 44 rirst sL eor. Salmon, Portland. Or. Every Woman iiamM sua snesia nc aboot ron4arft4 MAtm wbk-iiM Sorav - AMiASat Jim f , lMaS Sc. m "tirooTKiiaiit, UTMTUie au ft r. hut Wm1 njunm tern Ii ! uru4 n aaali. tt 1 full iwrtiaaiKn sad irir, ta- iuhj to laV nUIIL rU " IM IT. sew ln ler aale ky SkUMn Gn Ofc, - Wsaats, aass is, aaa im umwm unm ne. s ..a - faMerwl If b Minai a a, JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST;