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Newspaper Page Texti THE . OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1008. 1 'SUH-JiU II-J. 1..J ..,-l-i.,.t'".J KiiUUH'.ilLl UJUJ-SI All Kinds of Things .That In terest the Fair Sex in Eu rope. America and Even San Antonio, Texas. - . ' Mora than '100 womin re reported to e studying medicine at : French unl varsities. ' Parts alone U Mid to have 100 women practitioners, most of than) holding official places of mora or tea Importance, Women physicians ara pre ferred ' In' girls' high aehoola, ,'. normal . aehoola and public aehoola generally, The Ecleotlo club, a woman's orran , liatlon of New York city, la reported at the present time to be divided In opin ion. The cause of the trouble la taking an apartment at mo wakiorr-Aatoria at .a yearly rental of $28,000. The club members who oppose the move say that .126,000 a year la too much rent for any woman's club to attempt to pay.- The mamucrnnip la now ien man xoo ana tnev oniect to Us being; Increased ti 1,000. which, according to their way o Jooklng at Uie matter, la the only means Of raising; the rent. --The members In favor-of the scheme point-out that the apartment ha If rooma ana tna rent includes stewards, kitchen service waiters and a carriage porter, all with the Individual livery of the club. - The- membership fee of 125 a year will not be Increased, but each one pf the present members Is expected to Invite her friends to Join the dub and DAUGHTER ELOPES WITH MARKET MAN. 'If I CTJ gi , , I Za? even then their ballots were kept sepa- 4f JS'r - - j rat8- ,n caB the validity of the election SJW s , fE should be questioned. According to the . -sSSSjr ' t 1ST ballots cast by the men, there -was a V Jj? majority of U In favor of taxing rall- WuP" roads. When the women's votes were fW V counted the majority was found to be 60 '. Vil "i4St X against the tax. THE POLITICAL HERO OF ' , THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Mrs. Florence Compten, Daughter of L. R. Trumbell, the Veteran Edi tor of the Bernardsville, N. J., News," Who Eloped and Married a Market Man. Her Father An nounced the Marriage In His Paper in the Form of An Obituary; a Fac Simile Appeaga at the Lower Right Hand Corner. A Picture' of Mr. Compten la Shown Below to the Left. in that way It will get the requisite 1,000 members. ' Mls WHhelmlna Crawford Of Denver appeared the other dav In the superior court and adopted as her son ofie James Butler. Miss Crawford is 29 and well to do. Butler Is i and without any great amount or ttroDertv. miss crawrord explained to the Judge that Butler's parents died when he was a boy and h was Drousnt us in ner lauier a ramuy. Decause or wnicn sne naa come to enter tain such a motherly feeling for him that she determined to adopt him as her son. to patrons in small hamlets, Isolated school houses, ranch houses, back woods Sunday schools, sugar mills, mining camps, railroad stations, and In some In stances to state Institutions. The de mand for books was so great 'that the members of the federation appealed to the legislature and after much hard work managed to get a oommisslon pro vided and the state to appropriate funds Senator -Shelby M. jCuIlom. Chicago, Sopt II. Too feeble to take the stump, the war horse of the Re publican party, United 8tates Senator Shelby M. Cullom, can be found dally in his private suit in the Grand Pa cific hotel, actively Interesting himself i- . i -1 i e - i !.! iiauviiau vaiiipBigii xujr jut. aiu No man In the party has bad a greater and more varied experience than has the aged senator and no on appreclatea mora his suggestions than the Repub lican leaders. Half a century In the political har ness la a long time for any man to serve ale oountry. Immediately upon receiving license to practice law in the state of Illinois, Mr. Cullom waa elected city attorney. He practiced his profes sion ror the succeeding 10 years until he was elected to the house of repre sentatives m meo. uunng tnisi 10 years of legal practice he served his state, first as presidential elector on the Fllmore ticket and then as a member of the house of representatives of the Illinois legislature. His work in the legislature gained him such confidence tnat no waa sent to waanmgxon ana in the forty-first congress made a name for himself of which he may well be proud. When It came time for the great Republican convention at Philadelphia, in 1872, Shelby Cullom was the man who was placed at the head of the Illinois delegation and to him waa given the nonor or placing uenerai urant in nomi nation. Four years later he was elocted governor of Illinois and succeeded him self for a second term. This he filled continuously until- he resigned to take a seat in the United States senate to suooeed David Davis, Independent Dem ocrat, wnere n nas sat .ever since. Last year he waa again returned to the senate, eo that he is apt to hold his seat until death calls Mm to the reward of his life's work. It was Shelby Cullom who prepared a series of laws for the Hawaiian Isl ands and these have proven the quality of his constructive ability, nenator uuiiom nas just moved to this city from Springfield and has done it with the avowed purpose of raising nepuuiicau enmusiasm over tne state of Illinois. Shelby Cullom la nnlvemallv loved and his devotion to his party and party politics at his advanced period In life, when' most men seek retirement and seclusion, places him In the annals of political history as a sterling lighter and the hero of the Republican party. railway tracks, so that any who eould not keep up could drop out at the sta tions sod take the train bona ' Besides the 100 men there would bo four army medical men. The eomD&jiv Anlt H MmHAUii 4 TOiiinmn rrom anv or the city corps. They would-wrar ne overroata. Thalr equipment would eonatst of snowshoae, sleeping bag. uniform, rifle, cartridges, bayonets, mltta. muffiara. tvni n,iu. caslna. two aulta of undersaar. im quarts of soup and tea. The work would be scouting, noting everything ea route, learning Fo march on anowalioea, learning to preeerve the feet, how to blvouao comfortably In ih open, learning how to build fires and clear away anow with the ehoea. There wouw do no iran ports ana an tne pro vision for the three days would have to be carried on the person. The au thorities could thus learn Which waa the best food to protect the men from the cold and could be carried In tha smallest space and how much each man needed for a three-day march; aleo the beat means of resisting fatigue and tha best method of transportation in win ter. This Is slmnlv the rourh outlina aa it is proposed and If taken ud the other details of such a trip would be arranged and receive, no doubt, the earnest con sideration of each officer In the city ae to Ita feasibility. It Is Dronoeeo that each soldier take notes when on the trip recardlng the country, etc. which would prove very Interesting. Ottawa soldiers have ever been enthusiastic In the prac tical work and this proposal will there fore especially appsai to tnem. VAGRANT DEAR UBS POLE Streetcar Crews Try to Kn .tice Brum to CmpQ . Up at the top e roes-arm graph pole at the corner o Holladay avenue there sat a bear. At the bottom of of tele- on and morning telegrapu DC Vol ehla ir the tel pole six conductors and motortnen etood ''on guard." Three streetcars stood on the nearby track. The entire contingent waa awaiting the eome-doern of tne bear. How the bear arrived In tha city and where he came from nobody knows. At an early hour the positions of the bear, the streetcars and thd , crews were un changed. - apan's present population is about (0,000,000. The exact figures for 107 are not yet available, but the eatlmates Just published are baaed on the average growth of the laat SO years, and may be taken as ' fairly accurate. Today the estimate Is that there are 4t.ltT.744 native-born Japanese in the territory ruled over by the mikado. Europe has vo, Australasia ana the islands or the Paclfio 70,000 and the United States 90,000. Legal Kewa, , From the Washington Fost. A Los Angeles Judge baa ruled that' woman need not scrub floors for a living If ahe haa a husband. Poaalbly this same Judas la of the opinion that . a man need not sew buttons on : bis trousers If he has a wife. For the first decade of the twentieth century one of Canada's greatest acconi- &llshments will be the oompletlon of ' le dominion's second transcontinental railway. The Grand Trunk has finished Its prairie section from 'Winnipeg to Edmonton. From Edmonton to tbe coast, 700 miles, through the mountains, three years more will be needed. The work Is exceedingly difficult and expansive. ducted. The reason for it being to the advantage of Canadians to have winter ngnting is tnat tney can Deiter enaure the rigors of the winter in this country than could foreigners. Therefore it would be advisable that the Canadians be able to use this ad vantage for all it Is worth and have the r,AnaAmn inMlM-i trained In auch cam paigning and taught how to make them selves comfortable and keep up the pace if nrriai-Mi out on a winters marcn. There Is aleo thought to be a great deal which qffioera of all stages could learn about the most appropriate equipment with which to provide tne troops, me most suitable food and so on. The con great use to the soldiers In a winter war. It would add another to Canada's win ter sports and would be taken up en thuslastlcaily by many, It would be novel and doubtless become among the more hardy a very popular thing. It would be a healthy sport. There Is no tuberculosis in the open air. Each man would take his own rait and not bo hampered by the military step, ino jnarcning would be done on snowshoes, of which the militia depart ment naa a, large quaniuy. It Is proposed that the eoras be com posed of 100 officers and men, one com UUU HU v w. , I'liu vwmiwuj, TT 1 1 H. 1 1 WUU1U IIIUD 111V itlnnn would be so entirely amereni i marcn rrom rrescotL anil that the from the summer training that that ox-1 march be made as soon after New Tear's The women of Iowa have for some time had the right to vote on school questions. Recently this law was amended in bnenandoah so as all owners of real estate. Including worn proposition to lew i The women property- en. a vote on the tax on railroads. owners were not tdld of their new pre rogative until noon of election day, and Miss Ballv Wood has just been elected assessor and collector or taxes ror Pal estine, Texas, and Mrs. E. P. Turner and Mrs. P. P. Tucker nave been chosen as i members of the Dallas board of educa tion. The election of these three women : Is the result of the opinion given the other day by tne attorney-general that under the constitution of Texas women are eligible to municipal office. Mrs. Julia yon der Lelth. Welles has just been elected president of the Colo rado traveling library commission. These traveling libraries were begun in Colorado by the f ederation or Women a clubs of the state. Thev accumulated 75 cases of book, shipping them free SENATOR STEVENSON AT HOME i I to maintain the system they started. A senator then had the bill so amended that the commission should always be composed of women. There are now upward or ou cuti In circulation. The commission Intends to -ut within the reach of the ouisens .af - a I. I A a.. nn mattar how small or ' remote one of its com- perienoe would be of very little use to as possible, when there Is a slackness In pact travelinr library case, and ulU- them in winter warfare. Schemes trade and men could get off. J ZlJJ?Z?. rJahv. worked out at the last moment for such The march would be made near tba read per capita In Colorado than In any needs are not very often a n other state In the Union, not excepting t would be much better to have all this Massachusetts. i,",,:l7 .-'UXT.-. V- , v i. Lnmfnrtahlir in a winter's niarht. how to .Dime, c-une, wno. pupwi nor iiububuu tr..,iw.. i .n nnH how lo discover miiiunj, naa juav uocii tiovk- i - .. frr,m Kit.. ed a corresponding member of the St to Protect the person from Pfttarahiiro- ir-admv of Sciences. Mile. I All these and many other little things OausseL M. D.. was appointed director would be learneo ana wouia oe oi very 01 a ollnio or Montpeiier university tne other day. it is the first time suon an office has ever been given to a woman. Mile. Sarah Broida has been made ship's physician on a packet boat of the Mixta Steamship company, . plying be tween Marseilles. Africa and Sicily. Mme. Louise Brland and Mm. Jeanne Menard, both graduate doctors of medi cine, act as ship's physicians on two of the "largest Mediterranean steamers. Mme. Michael is. an architect. Is now constructing what will be, when fin- Great Britain haa at least one famous woman architect. Miss Elizabeth Mo rillllnA It has Just been announced that the presbytery or t;nicago win estaoitan and maintain a school for training women as deaconesses. The first school of this kind to be established by the Presbyterian church In America was NOW OPEN FREE MUSEUM FOR MEN ONLY For the benefit of men only we have added to oar office equipment a free museum of anatomy, presenting a study of health and disease In all Its various forms and affording educational opportunities not found elsewhere. Man. know thyaelf. Study the natural and unnatural condi tions of the human body as illustrated by llfe-slsed modela Cures Guaranteed Consultation and Examination Tree No Better Treatment In The World We Lead All Others Follow OUR FEE 10 a complete onxo la any simple ua ; oompUcated oase. We Cure Weakness of Men, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Nervous Debility, Blood and Skin Diseases, Sores, Ulcers, Swollen Glands, Kidney, Bladder and Rectal Diseases, Prostate Gland Disorders, and all Con tracted Special Diseases of Men. Men make no mistake when they eome to us. We giro you tbe re sults of long experience, honest, conscientious work, and the best serv ice that money ran buy. If you are ailing consult us. Medicines fur nished In our private laboratory from 11.60 to $5.00 a oourae. If you cannot call, write for self-examination blank. Hours l n. to p. ra. dally. Sundays 9 to 11 only. , OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE 8B1H Morrison BU Between r ourtli and XUth, Portland. Or, C. Gee Wo mm mm as, Marinette. Wla. Sept." 1. Not all millionaires live la glass houses. Born are so busy that their winter homes ar like their summer homes. Wisconsin has sscb an example la Senator Isaae Ctepbensoa of Marinette, many tlmea m Billionaire and one ef tbe shrewdest business- men 1a the state, who haa Just paaeed hf ara of 71 yeara He is a J-ounjr man yet In vigor, an 1 In Intellect. He owns more than ana oummer bora, but kastnaaa life has many attrartlnna and Ms frtds aad relatives spad ihtr nmmvre there, while the seuator Uvea ejoletly la bis simple brick bamm Isj tba cltv. . That many wta poaeees arnrual ability In maklret wealth Is not to their die- J credit. Aa hoet .fight from SKS"si I y to weaitk ka Its sifrl'i flity-twa years tr a ynsth ef 17. frmti trtnm tbe awmmer wnos nt Miiaa pild the . goad ta hrfmk'rt if acrwe ef land ODtH f Janwrlila This ff Imml wrt, for lie tw Trm New Drvns wvk. earned Its winnth aad fc Is tnard Jlnal'v he fmiBt r waa mnr mnr.m J In w-rsl e IKe lake In t'a .irrrT1f a4 ha ill IT ' r-f ts a tnmf ,patr. fat t:" t r haa r--n rar i in : " '! a i n !,. f-t UnKeJ 8utes Seat tor Isaac Stereo- sob aoa His Home,, etr-T anlmala Ifn tva f am Ire H le an Indas'rlmie lmtisnj nun. n.a Ht i' f is amrU and h.m kmja ta nst furrJrl a frIM'j-t aa 1. I rr a f." of 'y IS '" en- - ' . t t l r '' f- i f:-.g. opened about a year ago by the presby tery oi FMiaoeipnia. it ooes not now appear that the women who are trained In these institutions are to be regularly ordained, as are the deaconesses in the Jjutneran, tne rrotestant jspiscopai and tno Metnoaist upiscopai enure n. al though the leaders of the movement say there is no reason why tbey should not be puDiiciy set apart lor the work. Jn the Presbyterian churches of Scot and deaconeaaes have been officially recognised for many years. Mile. Blanche Asoulay. who In the first woman to bo admitted to oractice law in Algiers, nas just taaen the oath In the court of appeals. To commemo rate the occasion the counsel of tha bar or Algiers organised an elaborate cere mony, Tna barristers were all present, and the leader of the bar made a speech welcoming sine, azouisv io tneir rank. xne president or tne court also made speech of welcome. Mile. Rleder. prospective barrister, was present by in- niauon irvm ine oar. ene naa luat carnea oa me nrsx prise at tne general examination ef the students in the law scnooi oi jugiera Thro urn the' generosity of nanrv, W. Breckenridge of San Antonio eight scholarships of If0 a year are open to I uamied to enter the madtr-a.1 scnooi or tne university or Texas. Mr. Bickeaiidge built University hail mm. I IS yeare ago for the exclusive uaa ntl tne women or tne meoical erhooL it la described as a handeome brick build ing wttn an modem Improvementa i Rooma Including light, heat and at-! tendance, may .be had In this building for It a Snonth. Duiins tha laat vanr Doarams an Bi'e nwiwnuTI nan was at tbe rats or 111 a month. TImm low prices are said to be tha reeult of tha I excellent manamment of Mrs, Calllel Cliaw, tna superintendent of University na.it. ins nnii-araiy or lexss IS co educational. Dr. Charlotte Schaefer. oas of Its araduates la sdlclne. Is two- I The Well-Known Sellable CHINESE Boot and Herb REMEDIES Has made a life study of roots and herbs and in that study discovered and la clvlnar to the worm nis wonaenui cure. Vo Mercury, poisons or Drags usea- Xe Coxes witnom operation as without the Aid of a Knife. nuarnntena to cure Catarrh. Asthma Luna:. Throat, Rheumatism, Nervous ness. Nervous Debility. Stomach, Liver, vinriav TroiihlAH: also Lost Manhood. Female 'Weakness and all Private Dls-'l easea A SURE CANCER CURE jua Bsceivad from Pekla, Chiaa Safa, Sure ana euasis. IF TOU ARE AFFLICTED DON'T DE- I.1T UELAI AKC UAnUHKULl If vou cannot call, write for symptom blsnk and circular. Inclose 4 cents In stampa. CONSULTATION FREE The O. Oee Wo OUasse Medietas Oo, 1(2 M First St., Cor. Morrison, rortiano. uregon. Please Mention This Psper. iiM lira The man who Is weak and worn out In vitality, whose strength is being constantly sapped by secret drains, who rests badly at night and goes about feeling half dead during the day. Is not the man who Is a success In any Held. His usefulness is constantly handicapped by the black specter of unfitness which hovers over him. He has neither the healthy men tal faculty nor the powers of physical endurance to compete with the man who Is not paying the penalty of early dissipation or whose vital forces were not undermined by dis ease. In my long yeara of practice I have beard many pitiful tales from men suffering from LOST VIOOR. SPERMATORRHOEA, VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE. CHRONIC DIS CHARGES. CONTRACTED DISORDERS AND CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON, and It la hard for a man in normal health to realise the blight that has been cast upon the lives of these sufferers. And right here I want to aay that these afflictions are brought on slowly and Insidiously. Often the beginning la a very simple ailment which Is neglected or im properly treated. SB. Ts.YT.Oa Tba aVeadlaf Vpe- claUin. . In peeking Health. Don't Experiment In th first tlac&. don't exoect a regular doctor of all iSImmi to do Socialist's work. Ho an not bo vrooarod althwr in oxpr.onc or equipment. Don't ro to rurcoon. nor tha osteopath, nor the else trio doctor. Don't experiment with .al.l... 4.taH it aa n.a.A.lKtl... ..- J ..a... warn. Is TTaT rTU in tT ITX IT VTD dl TIT A fTR S 1eUClll Uiru IV linn, j VU I I I louu m ai Traav i iuiiuhb, nur VUUI Ul UII1DI S3 is CHEAPEST. QUICKEST AND BEST to consult the SPECIAL. aruesswork. IN THE- VERT FIRST PLACE! It 1ST of known standing aad reputatidn. gm I fsTO-NIGHT V My Fe Is Only la Any Uncom plicated Case Pay After I Cure You $10 feeur ef histotoy. blolocT aad ombr a ."WINTER 3URCHES. Dralrw That Canada rrrpare to VtU Um Her Know Taaiaatea. rrwta the Ottawa Cittsea. . There Is a strong feeling aaeoag the officers and sets ef tha Ottawa garrt on. at leeat sissftg fnaay of tfeem. In favor ef toangurating a winter snareo f-rni Pra-ot t to Otiaera avaat Jaasarv. The de ta rrevalot among thoea wh3 )-k late tii a prarttral alia sf the SiLH'a tbat some sMps abeuld bo takaa t Mln the soWlare 1i sinter nw ta!g.rg. if erer t ar4a le le harm a, ear It r te Its i!'itti te !r a "r i r rrTife a J c '. : r y,i i;rrf:r i.jit . wte cc-n-' CHICHESTER'S PILLS a- . Tl( V1AWSK BRAJIK. A kUWWl SX.7fcraa4A lllta la aa aa4 e14 svrauiwW km, aauw Mca Staa V T aaa ata Br aT yaar " . iAMsNa aaaaa niXa,. PJsMsl stassysjasya (sjsjaj, pfJMK AaWAtW R SWMNsB KY KICGISTS EVTErHTiEff w '. asaasasassaa a . . - sj -sff HIM JkXJ VTUMIS. r lCUi I CaMejfasi ' atateaI tona J liainl VI Ifnliiml ar ax" f a. a. at saees bbbI t rsi The Reason I Care Because my methods are direct and BL'RE. I do not have to re eort to any uncertainties In the few disorders I treat, because ever J years' ezpwrtenes has per fected mjr knowladge of EXACT METHOItfl which acver fsIL Par ticular attention le aiven to each particular raaa. Each individual Is aiven medical care, according to the symptom a Indicated In hie SINGS case. The result is rare, quick end thorough, aad the ea tlrs system benefits when the kealthv actios of tba affected art a restorvd. Weakness I hive completely demonstrated the fart" that derangement of the masculine runctlons Is a curable ailment. Br tne closest observations In thousands of eases I have aecertalned that only In rare Instances Is the nervous system or general constitution Involved to any no ticeable degree whatever, and that weakness In all-Its phaaes la merely a symptom of local disorder. In by far the greater number of cases I And the condition entirely due to a state of In flammation or congestion In the pros tate gland, or at some other vital point ef the organic system, brought on by early dissipation or lingering as a re sult of some contracted disorder. Soch eaaes snav shew temporary improve ment under etlmnlatlng Procesaaa of treatment, bat ultimate relapse and In Jury are carta. In to follow all such meth ods Trie only radical euro la ths ab solute removal of the abnormal condi tions responsible for the functional dis order, and this I accompli ah through careful It directed local m aaa urea. My treatment Is entirely distinctive and original. Ne other physician em ploy like methods nor approaches my euoceea Is earing. Ta results I oMata are thoroegh ase lasting, and stregntb and vigor ara restored la tits fall aad ormal degrea Contracted Dheuts Fully one fourth of the cases ef organlo weakness with which I come In coo tact are a direct result of the Improper treatment of soma con tracted disease. This should be suf ficient warning against patent nos trums and other uaoertaln methoda I never dismiss a patient until J know that every possibility of re lapse or ovU - result aaa been re moved. Tbe remedies X employ ara known to myself alone, and I have reason to regard them as ths surest and safest ever devised for tha cars of coniractea an Varicocele My treatment foe Varicocele Inlesi DSt single day from Ma business painless one, and In most ths te a Instances Kent need not be detained a Even In advanced eases, a cure by my method Is a matter Of bat a Verr few days Tbera la aa dnuKt or gueeswork. bat absoluts certainty cf a thorosgh aad laetlng era. with esenplete return ef that lrea ft health esd vlaor that ealatea baian tba disease begaa. -ajinai &-- 0. geal a raa. a, ase ea asuia ST aaae la fc4s arraaasp r 1 r saaraav ' . lag -J i aa ae 1 nim tin. I S uinin aaa aa rasessS sad 0ht drag bablts are soattira4y sores b$ HABI1LVA. ef Tr-rTte arlWr-l aaa ran: si seat tesey drng ka itnr TWft BaajL fceroiar SiJS j-t bcA.s ails ft yr 4-ir't er ry irad IS S'S s ai t beita - lawa let mt-'m k? aa Brag & U Tk4 t iaa. tr, EXAMI IV ATI O IN FREE a r. eee iurf aeil ntWTa rntiraltatlna lad Advfca. bt of every case tat eome a te m T wfil enace Ksamlnatlon and rnatBosla wit beat charge, hi aiUag so as sbsaid neglect this oi psrtuslty to get etrt about bis trouhl. . . If yen eesast call, write for dagaosla Chart. Ify efftces are pea aa day friea ta.ta.tstp.rn.i-ir days front II u L The DR. TAYLOI 234fi A.ORRISOIN STRCLIT Corner Second and Morrficn Sts.