The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 13, 1908, Page 15, Image 15

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    THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. SEPTEMBER IV, 1904
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Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Spao haa beerf awarded th Oregon
fitaU Poultry aaaoelatlon In ona of the
exhibit building at the new Country
club rrounda, for an extensive dlaplay
of the finest feathered specimens the
state affords. FrUe-wlnnlnf fowla from
every section within the state bounda
ries will be brought to Portland, and
more than 1,800 birds will, be-entered,
this number ihcludlna the complete lis
from the annual fair at Salem, which is
10 oe neiti tne coming; weeK.
Cash prizes amounting; to f 500 will De
awaraea tne winninc xowis in every ai
vision or ail tne aurerent classes.
Amerloaa Class.
The American class will inolude
cocks, hens, cockerels, pullets and pens
in tne following; divisions: usrrei
Plymouth Rocks. White Plymouth
Rocks, Buff Plymouth Rocks, Silver
Wyandottes, Bllver Penciled wyan
dottes, Golden Wyandottes, Whlto Wy
andottes, Black Wyandottes, Buff Wy
andottes, fartriago vvyanaottes, coium'
ois- vryanuiHios, jkyu, any umui,
American Dominique; B. C. Rhode Island
Ttaita R C Rhnrla TulHnil TlnAa.
Asiatio Ciaasea. "
Included In the Asiatic classes will be
the following divisions: Light uran-
as, Dark Hrahmas, Burr uocnins,
rhite Cochins. Black Cochins, Waito
Taneahana. Black Ianrshans.
Mediterranean Class Black Spanish,
White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Black
Lechorns, Buff Leghorns, Rose Comb
White Leghorns, Rose Comb Brown
Leghorns. White Mtnorcas, Blaok Mi
norca. Blue Andaluslans.
English Class Colored Dorkings. Sil
ver Gray Dorkings. White Dorkings.
White Orpingtons, Black Orpington,
Ruff OrDlifictoiis.
French Class BiacK creveours.
Mot-
-Polish Class White Crested Black
Polish, White Polish. Golden Polish, Sil
ver Polish, Buff Laced Polish, Beardi
Golden Polish, Bearded White Polish.
Hamburg Class Golden Spangled
,A. - f - V- X
White Wyandottes.
Mamburi
clled Hamburas. Black Hamburg,
Oolden
res, Sliver Spangled Hamburg,
Penciled Hamburg's. Silver Pen-
uame towi Class HlacK
Breasted
Red Games, Brown Red Games White
Games, Black Games, Birchen Games.
Cornish Indian Games, Silver Duck
2inR Ga,es. Golden Duck Wing Games,
Pit Games. '
Bantam Claaaw
Game Bantam Class B. B. Red Game
Bantams, Brown Red Game Bantams,
Red Pyle Game Bantams, White Game
Bantams, Black Game Bantams, Birchen
Silver Wyandottea.
Game Bantam a Cornish Ind. Game Ban
tama. B. B. R. Malar G. Bantams. S. D.
Wing Game Bantams, O. Li. Wing Game
tarns.
(other than game) Class
Ban
Bantam
Golden Seabrigbt Bantams, Silver Bea
brlaht Bantams. White Rose Comb Ban
tarns, Black Rose Comb Bantams, White
Booted Bantams, tturr uocnin Bantams,
Partrldae Cochin Bantams, wnite uo
chin' Bantams. Black Cochin Bantams.
B. .Tailed Jananese Bantams. White
Japanese Bantams, Black Japanese Ban
tarns, -W. C. White Polish Bantams,
in tne miscellaneous ciass win De
Black Sumatra, Silky Whites, Prisiles,
anv color: Rumples, any ooior: sultans.
The classifications for turkeys include
the following divisions, first, second and
third Drlses to be awarded old lorai
cockerels, hens and pullets In each divi
sion: Bronse Turners, wnite xuraeys.
Buff Turkeys. Black Turkeys, Slate Tur
keys. Narragansett Turkeys, Wild Tur
keys. For the best exhibit of turkeys.
not less than ten In number, first and
second prices will be awarded.
TalnaWe Prises Suae.
Ducks Prices to be awarded to the
best pairs, old and young, In the follow
ing divisions: renin, Kouen, Aylesbury,
Ducks. Black East India, Best display
of miscellaneous ducas, not leas than
eight in number, will be, awarded special
Drue.
Geese Best pairs, old and young, In
the following divisions: Toulouse. Emb
den. White China. Brown China, Wild
Geese, African Geese, Egyptian Geese.
O. Columbia 10eA. Hlbernla lo, St Ives
lOeA. Conqueror fa, Blk. RneW le, Ixne
Btar JOo. O. Wonder ioA, Oro Ho, k-
oau hl ic. (inm kil lo, Mayne le.
Atlanta lHo, (Great Bend lie. Empire (a,
Red Top Cat. llo, riorence fl.0, Dlam'f.
i. j. yon. io, u. palsy fie. Comb.
rraoL 11.10. Or. Band Eat. fa fir. llanA
Anx. IcA, Kewanos 17a. Portland To,
Cracker Jack le. Red Hill to, Mohawk
Eat. e, Lou Dillon lo, Grandma fc.
Ooldf. Cons. 11.01 V., blamf. TrUngle
loA.
COMflTOCK.
Ophlr It Mailcart flo. Gould A Curry
Te, Con. Virginia 77a, Savage i5o. Hale
at isorcross 170, Tallow Jacket To, Bel.
eher tic. Confidence ito. Sierra Nev.
llo. Exchequer 10c, Union llo.
BL'LLPROO DISTRICT.
Original Jo. Mont. Bullf. loA. Nat
nana oo. u. itarris lea. AntthTit in
Gold Bar lo, Denver Buf. Ana. fo sale,
Mayfl. Cone. Jo, Monty Ohio Kat lo. t.
foepter lo, Monty-Mt 10c, Homeatake
cons. i4o. lanaee uiri lax. Tramn
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Ext TOO .MacNamara Rim. lfMwa
Sin Weat End Cons 16pA Roicik Sa.
jim nuiifr ic, aionarcn fltts Kxt, 6 OA.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Mann. Cons. 8c. Manh
weoge lc, Hayier Hum
protection for Ms Wife and family whr
his fortune was swebl away frum hlin,
' He was just going to tntrodu a bet :
ter system Into 111 business when It ,
went to emaah. '
He was. lust going teea.ll on a eus. -tomer
to cloae a dal when he found
his eonpetlter b4 preceded him atii '
eoured the order. , .
He waa Juat going to quit work awhile -and
take a vacation when nervous proa- .
tratlon cam a .
He was lust going to repair his
sidewalk when a neighbor fell on It
nd broke a leg. .
lie waa juat coin to prnvine nis wire ,
Ith more help when h took to her
bed and required a nurse, a doctor and
maid. . - '
M. Co. lo. a.
Humn lc Dexter to.
Mustang 84oA. Little Gray lo. Cowboy
IcA, Oris. Manh. Slo. Broncho le. Jumn.
Jack lo, Plnenut lc.
VAKIUL'S DISTRICTS.
Awtipia fun, ncTiui nun l.
i-uiaourg Oliver t'eaK i.oj.
The Man Who la "Juat Going To."
From the Success Magaxlna.
He mrant to inaura hla houaa. tint
It hurned before he got aroand to It
He was Just going te psjr a not
whrn it went to nrotest.
He was lust going to help a neigh
bor when he died.
He was jut going to send some
flowers to a sick frland whan It
proved too late.
He was Juat going to reduce his debt
when his creditors "shut down" on him.
He WSJ! 1uat mlnr tA Inn nrlnklni
and dlajlpatlng. when hi health became
wrecked.
Ha was lust going to provide proper
PIANOS
TOR SALE;
If you want a piano, bring thi ad
vertisement and rail at our stare be- '
twen and 10 o'clock, or between I ;
and I o'clock Monday. It will be worth '
while for you to do so. Money saved is
like money earned. We rent pianos, .
We have some fine values In used piano.
Sherman, Clay & Co
Sixth and Morrison, Opp. PostotTioe. ;
V -of
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
7th Floor Couch Building:, Portland
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neous geese, not less - than six in num
ber.
The ornamental class will Include:
Pea Fowls, English Pheaaants, Pearl
Guinea Fowls, White Guinea Fowls.
Special Displays Best display of tO
or more: best nen in show: best solid
colored bird In show, weight variety;
best solid colored bird In show, non
weight variety; best part-colored bird
in snow, weight and non-weight variety:
best displays In American, Asiatio and
Mediterranean olaases.
HEWS FORECAST
OF C0M6 WEEK
v
iwew ions anu juame
Big Features m a
Mass of Politics.
' (Special Dispatch to The leoruL)
"Washington. Sept II. The coming
week promises to be well filled with
political events' of lntereat and Import
ance. - During the early part of the week
public attention will be centered on the
state of New Tork, where the Republi
cans and Damnr.ratfl will both hold their
state conventions for the nomination of
MniHitntM fn rnvflrnnr and nthfir Offi
cers. The multiplicity of Demooratlo I Manufacturers'
noaalMlltlea for tha aovernorshiD and
the bitter fight in the Republican ranks
over the proposed renonvnation or uov
ernor Hughes give promlae of lively
gatherings at Rochester and Saratoga
Drtngs. where the conventions of the
Democrats and the Republicans, respect-
convention in Connecticut Republloans
of New England are to unite In holding
a mouater, barbecue next Tuesday at
oint of Pines, near Boston. The gov
ernors of several states are to attend
and speakers of national prominenoe
will be heard In support of the national
ticket
Irish-American residents of New Tork
and vicinity are preparing a monster
Welcoma fftr .Tfthn T 1 m on H an .TnaAnh
Devlin, members of parliament and
leaders in Ireland's struggle for Inde
pendence, when thev arrlva on tha Oce-
anio next Wednesday. The Irish lead
ers will be heard at publio meetings in
ew xorx. nlRideADMa. Boston. Chi
cago and other Urge cities.
Many Conventions.
The large conventions anhnrinlnil for
trie ween include the gatherings of th
National Retail Drue-a-tata' aaanplatinn
at Atlantic City, the American Assocla
tlon of Travel! n a- Passenaer Arenta at
Seattle, the Brotherhood of Locomotive
mremen and Engineers at Columbus
Ohio, the National Industrial Trafflo
league at St Louis, the TTnlted Brother.
hood of Carpenters and Joiners at Salt
i.aKs city, tne united Association of
journeyman I'lumbors. Gaa Fitters.
Steam Fitters and Steam Fitters' Heln-
ir ai nuiunapoiis, ana tne (Janaaian
association at Montreal.
lvely, are to meet.
Maine will be in the llmellgh
day when the state election will
aina will b in tha llmellffht Mon-
ds neia
for governor, representatives in Con-
areas and minor officers. This being a
Drealdentlal rear and the efforts of the
camnale-n managers to make an lm
presslve showing having been exerted in
assigning speakers of national promi
nence to lend their aid In the Pine Tree
state, the returns will be scanned witn
interest Arkansas also holds a state
election on Monday, but as the contests
war all settled in tne Democratic pri
mary held last spring the voting is of
BARLEY liRKETRULES
WEAKER Iff THE SOUTH
Easier Tone Noted in the
Trade Oats Prices Are
Holding Steady.
a purely perfunctory character.
According to nreaent plans
Taft will remain in Cincinnati during
Baltimore, on Tuesday
In Roches
In
(Beant New by Longest Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Bept II. Wheat mar
ket was featureless during last week.
prices being unchanged and trading
ugni. loony s receipts were 6.700 cen
tals, including 5,140 centals from Washington.
barley was easy to weak and oata
were firm, both being aulet. The r-
ceipts of barley were S.150 centals and
is, USD centals oats, tne latter Including
2.440 centals from the north. Most of
the oats, 10,030 centals, came from the
coast There were large receipts of
nay, amounting to 1.312 tons, but the
market waa well sustained for the
cnoice grades.
Tne recelDts of flour ware I.K47 ha
ria. including i,to parrels from Wash
mgton.
Butter receded lo oer nound for Call
tornia extras, tne market closing with
steady-tone for all fresh grades.
ICxtra erra war iuIvaiimmI 1a m.
anwn, ana an graces ciosea steady,
lhN Vila ya nY. a m it w- s.. 1 1
Any tumor, lump or sore on the lip, I fornla flats were steady and the market
the week, though he la In receipt of nu
merous Invitations to speak In various
cities in Ohio, Indiana and trelghborlng
states. Mr. Bryan is scheduled to speak
on Monday at B
wllmina-ton. on Wednesday
ter. on Thursday and Friday in New
York City, on Saturday In Providence.
returning to spend Sunday In New Tork
City.
Mlaor State Conventions.
6f lesser Interest in the field of poll-
tic will be the Republican state nomi
nating conventions in Montana and New
Hampshire and the Democratic state
IN WOMAN'S BREAST
ANYIUMP IS CANCER
younc TURKEY
THEIR EXAMPLE
Persian Eebels Take Coun
sel of Their Methods and
Hope of Their Success.
today over parliamentary election whioh
are to be held Monday, In conformity
With an order issued br the shah. The
new Persian electoral system, modeled
after that of Russia, nrovides for the
election of half of the members of the
parliament The shah will appoint the
other members, assuring his hold over
tne new parliament.
PEICE OF NEVADA
SHARES IN FKISC0
NOTES IMPROVEMENT
(United Preu Leased Wirt.)
Odessa, Sept 12. According to round
about messages from Tabrls today, the
Persian army is again on the verge of
revolt and It Is thought the antl-royal-
lsts will be able to hold out In their
quarter of the city until aid can come
10 uiem irora tne TurKisn rrontier.
face or anyw here, six months, i
cancer. They never pain until al
most past cure.,
Three Physicians Offer $1000
f They Fail to Cure Any Cancer
without xrtrm or tax at saxo
niCl for to daya . Not a dollar need
be paid until cured. Only Infallible cure
ever maoovereo.
AB-OX.OTB
OVABAITtl.
otherwise was quiet
vv nue in tne past week mere was a
more active market Dricea were ran or.
ally weak, as the receipts were more
man ample, and at ths close today the
market had a rather congented appear
anc or ne most seasonable ritilta.
(J rape have been In extra larre sudpIv.
and pears are araln crowdlne- the mar
ket There were no settled prices for
nutmeg melons, except for tb rreaheat.
and carried over lota were offering as
low as le rer ho. Prachea hava a Ian
Deen in great abundance. Several more
Beet book on can-1 carloads of win grapes arrived, there
cr e-r prim. I having been a wlfla range in nrlea. av.
. nun
I corning to variety and quality,
bnara of MnlmmAii fmM V
yrfuiaoKl t 11.101. 7 per box.
A f
fewcaatl
cures. Idoat won
derful discovery
oa earth, email
rancer -cored at
T"ur home. No X-Ray r other ewlell.
write today for lie-page book, ewnt free.
DR.&MRS.DR.CI1AMIIY&C0
sent
t a 1 1 montcl
thousands c
without a failure. I u-ti h vi.,. - ...
itla ihi '''J" W7" ,n rllt Oragged at
Plant matt I ulrrr nrtr ihlnnlna M. k...
9i KflLhatr !t. f alt P. faa Inadva. .
Kaily Jcni To Soatoas SXX Uiut,z4i.
fallen off. Onions have also ruled weak.
ror fancy green corn good prices have
been obtained, but moat of the sacked
nas reen or poor quality. la other
lines there waa a little Imnreve-ment to
day for freah offering a
rirrt atinual Pad flo National TJ
toett Prw and rc. rt It. ?1
14. II It, at the PortlsAa Country Club
waged against the leaders of the anti-
royalists. A number of leaders have
been slain in the streets during the
past wee and the rebels believe their
slayers are either traitors among their
own number hired for the work, or are
spies smuggled through their lines for
ne purpose oy itacnin Khan, the com
mander of the shah s troooa in tha fleM
against them.
The Tabrls rebels insist that thev are
no longer the ehah's subjects and have
amuggiea messages rt tne sultan's
commander on the Turko-Perslan fron
tier Imploring him to come to thoir aid.
Advices received from Teheren todav
confirm the Tabrls reports that the
Persian army is demoralized. Several
regiments have already mutinied, offi
cers and all. One is understood to he
on the way .to Tabriz to join the rebels.
Two have r taken refuge in the hills
north of the capital and have set up an
Independent government, in imitation
of the force under Nlazl Bey, whose
rebellion pared the way for tha Turkish
revolution. A fourth Is plundering tha
smaii towns to tne soutoeast or reneran.
The rest of the troops are in so tur
bulent and angry a state that the shah
fears to order them against the mu
tineers lest they refuse outright to go.
or join in tne reueuion.
Fearing to trust his own men, th
shah Is reported to have surrounded
himself with Russian coasacks. who.
though too few to deal with the mu
tineers, are entrusted with the safety
or tne ruier s person.
The favoritism shown the eossacka
is partly responsible for the disorders
in the ranks of the Persian soldiers.
While the cossacks are liberally paid
and well cared for, the Persians have
been for months without money or food
except what they are able to pick up
oy piunaer.
A seneral attempt to coov tha exam
pie of the Turkish troops seems likely
and a widespread revolution is Immi
nent
a. P. Johnson Beports Business Tacb
Better Than Urt Tear.
There is perhaps no line of trade
whioh is a more certain indicator of
general prosperity than the piano trade,
Q. P. Johnson, general manager of Sher
man, uiay & co.. was interviewed, yea
terday. and said that the piano busi
ness for August was very much larger
than fnl limiat rmo a trn an4 th
business thus far for September is fa
in aavance or September a year ago.
Mr. Johnson continued: "For exam
ple, we have sold four Stelnwav Orand
pianos within the last four days. Peo
ple are comlna- to our store to lnaulre
bdoui pianos as tney nave not aone in
the past." Mr. Johnson anticipates
large fall and winter trade, and states
that his bouse has ordered large ship
ments In anticipation of an unprece-
aentea season. This is certainty a nope
ful Indication, and, ought to be of en
couragement to merchants In other
lines of business.
Furnished by OverbecK & Cooke Co.
6an Francisco. Sept. 12. Bid prices:
GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
Columbia Mt Uc, Jumbo Ext 40c,
Vernal 6cA. Kendall 16c, Boot- 44c, Blue
Bull lSeA, Silver Pick 19c, Nev. Boy
lc B. B. Ext. 2c. Blue Bell 66. Dixie lc.
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ability and honest, earnest and scientific
application of thorough understanding
ORIGINAL METHODS .
I depend upon nobody's theories, but
treat? my patients in the light of my
own knowledge and experience
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There it not another physician or
(pecialiit snywhere who treat
men's diseases as I treat them.
This is fact that should be duly
considered by those who have re
peatedly been disappointed in their
efforts to obtain a cure. In no
other branch of practice has med
ical science so tagged and the
forms of treatment now commonly
employed among; the profession are
largely based upon theories that
have been handed down through
fenerations of doctors. An evi
ence of this ji the prevalent in
ability to successfully cope with
several of those ailments peculiar
to men.
MEN ONLY
- w
I have learned Nature' brers ap
plying to their canse and core
Through this knowledge I have
perfected forms of treatment-wholly
original and distinctive. Every
requirement tor a thorough cure ia
sdeotifka-y met, and as a result
I am able to completely master '
case commdnry regarded as incur
able. I especially invite those who
hare been long afflicted to consult
me. My success In curing difficult
cases haa brought my marvelous
growth of practice and mad me
tha foremoet specialist treating
man's diseases.
All medicines ar prepared
my own private laboratory a
are absolutely fresh and pure.
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DR. TAYLOR
T-e -tnT srpeoaalU-
Ky equipment for X-Ray vorl
eeablee me te make a meet thor
ough and aotaatlflo dlagoosta.
"WEAkNTSS"
I em eoufldeat that I have cured
more case of so-called "weakness"
than any ether physician. There
may be doctors in th large eaa tero
cities who have treated more oases
than X. but they ding to the old and
Ineffective practice of doeing with
tODlea, Vealmss" I merely a
symptom of local disorder that re
culree looal treatment. This la a
truth that I have discovered, and
that haa been ftUly established by
my access In effecting permanent
eurea (y method, le original with
myeelf and is employed by ne ether
physician.
FRJLX CONSULTATION
Te judge my ability wit-oat xe
onal consultation may be en lnjue
Uoe te yenreelf that wnil eoet a fife-
time er suffering. Consul taUon Ii
tlon
free and confidential ana you pli
ta talk wit me
rwereelf nader ne obligation te me
whatever by oeen
aboat reus ease.
VARICOCKLX
Under my treatment the moat aa
gravated cases of vaiiceoele are
cored in a fw daya time. There
I no pain, and It Is seldom neee
eary that ths patient be detained
from his eoonpatton. Normal
circulation Is at enee restored
throughout all the organs an 4
their natural preoeeese of waste
sad repair are again established.
If reu are aflloted with vrV
rocal. eonerult me at enoe. Ze
lay oan but brine em aggravated
conditions and nervous eotanlleav.
tlone that win Impair the vital
fuoctlona and Involve the r on oral
health.
We ether phyuMaa amplovu a
irke tr-atmeat. and thorough
need net
U eld eendi
Is nry w
pa ttte sug'itaat rear of a
i-nee mm ata ssnaiuona.
CONTRACTED DISORDERS
Te but partially ' euro a coatraoted
disease te almost as daageren aa te
allow It to go untreated. Cnlees
every particle of infection and in
flammation la removed, the proba
bility exleta that the disease will
gradually work Its way Into the gen
eral arutem. St!U greeur In the'
aaoger of the preetate gland bocotn
hi g ehrenlos ly inlamed, whiah al
ways brings partial er complete laaa
ef power. Paraaps twenty-five pr
eeut ef the eeeae of ee nailed vea
neea are a direct r vHt of eeene la
p roper ly treated contracted diseasa
Purtag the peat fhra yeare I have
treated thenaaode of ea e ef con
tracted dlsordre aaf hav effect
fa abeolateiy theevega eaa safe rare
a each las we. Tere her wm
t iapee er ndea-t4e dvkp-
inenta waaaever, ana my nau-nt
kav keen eired la leee ttni thaa
ether and lees then if i farme ef
treatana4 require tan pvedacLog evea
aeubtf-i ree-it-w
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PORTLAND. ORECON
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