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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, OCTOBER 18, 1003. FIGHT, GAME DYING " OUT IN CALIFORNIA iiE',' RULES SHAKE FOOTBALL WOULD COAST LEAGUERS BITE INTO HARD FIGHTUU Tcaiiis Snrlnff SnN prises on Old Elevens in Br WW i. SlatUry. Ban rrnclco. Oct. IT. Live boln match are getting very scarce In this i'.tr. aa Is shown br th rd for th presnt month,' Bor tJaools and Cy elon Johnny Thompson. This i fall ing Mini, apclally aftr th fans look back on short month and ponder ovr th two championship matches, th l)n-K!on affair and th Alull-Moraa mlxup. Soma lma eao tbsra n talk of kill Ira fit the ftglitlne; game hero, but' no such strenuous action will be neceary If tha present atnto of affairs continue to be In existence during; m, nw rau' ', pie of montha, for tha gama will dl a natural death for want of suitable tal-- ' ant and suitable promoter to foster the port. Th fan of Ban Francisco will stand for a low-brow card now and then, provided that a few champlonahie) mi tehee are sandwiched in between, but when It comaa to handing mem one aulnce after another, then . they are l.ntin4 ,a rtaa. un mnA rebttl. Tha last time that Unholi started , tmM aa-alnat Joe Gana aarly last aura mer. h made an awful blunder and tha vigilance committee waa getting ready to apply the hook, when the Boer beat It quietly. It waa than that everybody went on record as saying that tney never would pay out their good money tj aee auch a tramp In action again. They did not aeaily believe that this atatement waa neceasary at that, for no body even thought tnat unnois wouia hnv the rail to coma back araln. - But ha 1 on of those sort of fellows ' who cannot ba stopped. If he think that ha can pick up a few shekels, he will take a chance any place or at "any time. Ha slipped Quietly Into town ti.a other day and kept his presence here a low down secret till he had fllmmed Charles Lercarl, th amateur promoter. Into signing him up with Thompson. . Then he went around town with tils chest out many feet and his head high In the air. He talks of chal lenging Nelson for tha title and says other foolish things, but nobody Is pay ing much attention to his muttering. Thompson la a tough, ruggedjfellow without any class. The last time he fought here, some six months ago. he (rave Johnny Murphy an awful beating. On paper, lie promlaea to murder Un holi, who la nothing more than a clown in- th ring. The men are carded to go on October 29 and the arralr will be a 20-round one.. - : The Australian promoters who ' will stairs the Burns-Johnson fight for th heuvvweta-ht chamiflonshlD title at Mel' bourne- early In December made an . ef fort to lana Jim jenriea as we reieree of the conflict, but when the big rel low sent- in his terms the kangaroo ports quit quickly and decided to give soma native a chance. . Jeff values his services hlerhljy and without batting, an eye be cablftr that a 15,000 fee and car fare both ways would go for him. It took Jack Wren and his associate promoters about two days to recover from the shock. Then they cabled the big fellow that refecees come much cheaper than his figure in their land,, and that they would try to do the best they could with home prod' uct at a much smaller tax. Burns and Johnson are doing far bet ter in Australia than they could do In , any other country in the world, and if tne present aope tnat is nanaea out can be relied upon,' then Australia Is the Ing th beat they ran to whin th Out law California league Into line by fair I ra or thai I moan or oth-irwUe. th po organisation ar getting randy to waa war on tha big loagu during th com ing araaun n now it looks as trioutn th babal situation will rolv ttaolf into 1I iter struggle Inatead of a Jovs least a was expected Cy Mooring, the man who runs th cnampion Mocktnn . team, tha bal money maker in the league, la making ready to transfer his aggregation vi talent to Oakland next seaaon and Hiua tight the Coaat league on its own field. it remains to be seen whether or not Moerlng makes good and If h do. th coaat powers will have to ahow lot of apeed In order to win out. On IiIm llnaiifi Mnr.ln. li a aiii.li Stars as Benny Henderson, who helped win the pennant for Portland two years ago: Irnnny fihay, the former New xork ulant acond baaemanr Bill Mo rlaritr. claimed bv Cleveland: Fattv Hackatt. the ex-Oakland catcher: Hal Chase, the king of ail first basemen, ana JJr. Mosminan. in ola-tim uax land pitcher, who jumped bis contract with tha Pittsburg team.' . Thl la sure a swet bunch, and a ball team that ahould mak good In any town. Th Oakland fans have been very sore this season, for th reaeon that their team has been In the cellar all the time, and also because Uiyar given only two games a week. They have been clamoring for more ball, but tne a i rector nave round it Im to accommodate them, for the reason that there are not enough teams In the league to permit Of this. isow woerlnr believes that he can cut in with his all-star nine and giv me-Oakland fans what thev have been clamoring for. It Is his plan to play in uaKisna every nay save Monday, juat as the San Francisco team plays here. With such nines as Baa Jose. Sacra mento and Fresno to go against Moe rlng s team could give the Oakland fans fast, snappy ball and be In the run ning all the time, and this sure would cut a wide swath 'in the event that Oakland Is no better off In the Coaat loaguo next season. Moerlna- has a number of sromlnent Oakland capitalists Interested in tha venture, and theae men nave gone so far aa to take an option on a flae site for a ball ground. They have1 taken no action toward Improving the field yet, and probably are waiting for ome Checkerboard Games news from Ewlng regarding a possible treaty of peace between the leagues, which may be drawn un at the meet ing of the national commission next month. It looks as though poor old Pa Van ITaltren haa lost bis job aa the manager-captain of the Oakland nine, for Bernie McCay, late captain of the By Sportsman. This season promts ' to furnish many surprises In th gridiron gam. The smaller teams - are showing re markable strength and holding their big and haughty rival to aoorts that are humiliating. The fact that Mar quette college held Illinois varsity team to a six to aix aoore was one or me several aurprlaea in the middle west. Minnesota, always remarkable for III bower of lta offrns and the at rent la of Its defense, was scored on twice py mailer Amea and only auoceeaed by urodla-ioua efforta In slipping over an (.jdltionai touchdown, winning Ui iftmi aventuallr. 1ft to 10. At Michigan. Yosts great machine famoua In football history, bad the distressing experience of being to a standstill ana even more tandatlll by the Michigan Agricul tural cones gained mora ground and kept Michigan constantly on th de fense. Princeton, whose team Uli rear la advertised to be on of th strongest In the athletic History or tne oranae and blaok. failed to score upon Lafayette and waa held to a 0 to 0 acor. Theae acor tndlcat moat (tricking- Jy th affect of th new rules, upon th f laying aoi ha country dr th old rule would have crushed their smaller rivals by straight buck and short runs, today find it difficult and oft-times a problem to negotiate th 10-yard advance under th new rule. The smaller schools with a fair Una and several Players clever In th execution of th forward pas anr rapid In covering up onalde kicks hold big teams even and often humiliate them by uereai. The fact that theae thlns-a are hannen lng in the far eaat and the middle west slcrniry most clearly that the ssme up setting of football prophecies may occur In our northwest games. A light team, rapid In action and skilled In handllna- the forward pasa and executing intricate trick plays, may slip In a victory over one of the Big Six when least expected. Sastern Championship a loaa-ITp. The preliminary football season la nearly at an end, and next week's games will Indicate about where he various big teams of the different sections will stand. The Eastern' situation Is full of and Chicago. A week or so age aTlnn- eoia waa wnaioared a formidable leaia. but the fact that Minnesota euujd do nothing heller tha to aovr a s to t victory over laiwrenee, whli wis oonalu defeated (lis aaui taain a we later by J points, duaa not make th Uoptisr look very strong. Th fact lltai smaller Am auooead4 In cross ing their goal Hue and came wlthla aa ate of baallng them completely de stroyed th ho.ea of th followers of ir. Williams' aagregatlon. - i Wlaeonala looked very weak at th bealnnlna of tha yaar aa It was thoutht that many of th aiar player had been barred froln ooltealat participation be cause of Oof li'lom lea la their atudlea. Tiu waa uioraly a "bear elory how ever, and the men that war auppoad to ba lnvll-lbl have paaaed their con ditional examinations and ar now in th regular line-up. .Wisconsin stronger and better In material than any of the middle west schools. With such men as Itoters. Uoyle, Stlehin, Onthof. Culver. Muckel suiue and WUa at lb laat year" team. and Ui many new men from freshman rank a. Indication or that th Cardinal Stand a uludld chance of waving trl umpluint till season, llr the way. th brother of to Wlaeonala Muckela tone Is rillina- back field poalllon on th Waal, In a-ton team this year. Th great est aaiue of the year will be played juaniaou peiweon coacn mass a tegoa and Coach Barry's Badgers. Coach Barr la not unknown In north- weat football, a he waa on of the atar member of the Seattle Athletlo club two aeaaona aso. Ills aoectacular play and all-round skillful handling of a half back position, waa a revolution to north- wen followers of th gam. Barry mad a bl reputation In the eaat aa half-back on th Brown eleven and waa selected for th all-American. Coach Blaar baa a Ilaht but snanny inuu. rut. uaaenoon. woruiwin. Sohommer and fitaffan are all man of claaa and experience. . The Wlaoonaln Chlcago gam will be a contest worth ie to Bants and Jarvls are playing la their old liir out In salts and Doaltlona Theae men welsh rorx-nlv! il ltl and lit. pounds. .They add not only KU " r?w-rt '" sxparUm: to Coach PoLU'a team. It BMin on paaer aa thouan It would be almost imposaible to turn out any thing but a champlonahlp team with t,,.V,T'r,'t,0B ,llt 'o na to work wlta tl.ls ear. with the men en the line and (be other good material that lioble haa. and a man of th caliber of euarinr. ui team will b now erfuL apeedy and ahould ba eonduutaa wlta superb generaiahlu. Great Removal Sale! pro- MORE MONEY FOR .''BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN -s (Calted frees Leaaad Wire.) , , , . Chicago., oct. i7.Th Demo . eratlo national commute tonight ! e announced the receipt of addl 1 tlonal contributions, which In- I e crease th total of the campaign e runa or ll.no. Th largt don- e ors wr,w. G Conrada Won-' e tana mine owner. ' who - rav 4 11,000, and th Maryland com' mlttee of on hundred of Silver Spring. Md which contributed It's Easier to IWdye Money Than fine Woolens 1 For a short time, until we move back to our tld location, we will make . . ' GARMENTS TOT ORDER I Metsger Ota your aye for $1. FOR COST OF MATERIAL MAKING. AND going mil see, and aa tha ohamplon- ship will rest between these two teams, Minnesota has been eliminated, It will eimtj Cse Bbj far aaataml dlK harf ,1a gamaiaUaaa, trrltetleas aloerailena f Biaeeat BaatruN, Palais, aad set Ubk The Profit Is All Yours . A i ria la field frandest counwy In th world for big Ightera. The story that goes the rounds la that Burns and Johnson are : to battle lor the sweet sum or S42.O00 Of this, Canadian Tommy will cop off a cool $30,000, and Black Jack the re- rnalnlnK siz.ooo jror hi bit.- -; ' Assuming that this Is correct, then ft is safe to predict that Burns will do no -more: fighting In the event that he loses to Johnson. Tommy is after ' the coin and nothing more. He cleaned up something like 150.000 In England, fighting a lot of suckers and. the 130, : 000 he will pet for taking on Johnson this tme will about hold him If be JOSOS. " '(' . , . . ' -,. But in the event of his beating John son, the ", wHy ' Thomas -can come baok to the land of the Stars and Stripes and Ret a lot of 'coin without doing any fighting.: He will be a great card for the stage and the music hall. He could easily grab off another 115,000 In a year . here without going into training once. This should prove enough to hold any pug ror awniie ana as Burns is one of . those fellows who knows how to hold on to the almighty dollar, there is no danger of him going broke as John lj. yuillvan, -joe Gana, Jack Dempsey ana omer great ones oi tne past aia whn their careers of usefulness were enrtod. ....' . . . . They must all take off their bonnets to Burns. He is the wisest of the wise . brigade. He makes all his own matches, gets tha beat of every one, banks his coin and laughs in his sloeve at fight era and promoters alike. He, is a true disciple of easy money. While President Ewing of the Coast league and the other magnates are do-1 Shreveport nine of the Texas lea now on the job, under the t captain and third baseman. The , Oakland management claims that Van will still retain his title aa dlrartnr of the team, but the fans in general doubt this. McCay is a young hustler who broke Into the game with Oaklknd some seven years ago, but later drifted uown suuin wnere ne nas played suc cessful ball ever since. He waa rernm. mended aa the very man to put the fire of life Into the team and as President Walter believes that the llna-un wa in need of a change, he quickly signed Mo VUY UP. If Va irora me aame lor Keens anil nis n ,,, . . . . . . t " win niarK ine ena or tne aiamond career history of the gridiron gama Tale is developing slowly, but with a wealth of good material. Including suoh stars as xtoDns, -Anarus, cooney, Brides and Coy, and Indications are that when the plays are all sifted out the Old Blue will have a team or wonderful strength. fan loses out he likely will retire and tils passing of one of the most notable men who ever played the national game. As every body knows Van has had just 30 years of experience on the ball field In all sjprta of company from the bushes to the National league. Van is pretty well fixed and can af ford to retire gracefully when It comes to a pinch. . He owns a couple of blocks of fin property In Oakland and is an Industrious old fellow. When the sea son closes. Van Is on the job with his little hatchet, nailing up laths. He Is one of the most expert lathers in Oak land and commands a salary of $6 or $7 a day, so there is no danger of the wolf breaking Into his cabin. . Mike Fisher is getting ready to lead his All-American stars into the orient at the close of the present season. Mike experienced a lot of trouble In getting his aggrenatlon together and will be roreea to take Coast league players for the most part, but he feels confident that the trln will be a auecas.. far it has been well advertised. Only two of the malor leaa-ua rt will accomnanv the team. Tv fnhh nt Detroit and Bill Burns of Washlnsrton. Paul Cobb, brother of the great slug ger, will also make the Journey in nace or Sweeney, who backed out at he last minute. Paul n laved n na tional ball with the Joplln. Mo., nine this sesson and haa been slenad nn with the . St. Louis Browns for nejet year. The remainder of the team will be com posed of Brick Devereaux. Joe Nealon: Nick Williams, Ote Johnson, Georce Ols... TJ ........ C1 xieniev, jaoK .buss ana possibly Zeidor, though Charles Comlskey, who has orartea tne latter player strenuous objections to Princeton In material looks especially strong this year, and In spite of the fact that Lfayette held them to a 0 to 0 score, will Rain strength as the season advances. It looks very much from a distance, however, as though possibly the Harvard Crimson might wave tri umphantly over her various rivals. Harvard has been a long time getting Into her own. but thus far her early season games have indicated more strength than In several seasons past Her 10 to 0 score over Maine and the 10 to 0 score over Williams will nat urally encourage the followers of the Crimson to believe tnat the champion ship banner will float over Cambridge tnis year. . Wisoonsln Strong la Kiddle West. The middle west situation has sifted Itself In . the last week or two and the eyes of the middle west football followers are centered upon Wisconsin as be a battle royal and an exhibition of new football unexcelled, as both -teams are away ahead of th average In mas tering forward paas and clover formation. Very llttl haa as yet hSDoened to In dicate what the northwest will do in football this yoar. Oregon Is quietly worklna lta bundle of material Into shape, and while not saying much. Is bending every effort to put out the strongest team In the northwest - They nave tne material ana in Joacn vxwoes thev have a man who can deliver the goods If any one can. Oregon was very muoh chagrined by the defeat handed to them last aeaaon by the O. A. C. Beavers, and while putting forth every effort to win very game on their sched ule. It is an open secret that the sloaan in Eurena is "beat Corvallls." Two years ago, when they journeyed to uorvains witn a team 'hat was, as they thought the stronges. in the his tory of the school at that time, and it was merely a question in their minds how much the scors would be. they were surprised and pained to find that at the end of the game th score was 0 to 0. Last season, with aasuranc of oertaln Victory over the Beavers, they were dis tressed beyond measure when Wolfe of O. A. c, booted the ball at a difficult angle between the crossbars for the four points tnat won the gam. T They are making every effort to placa T in the field a team that will win back ' X tne lost laurels from O. A. C. on, No-, Z vember 21, on the Multnomah field In X Portland. I Both O. A. C. and Eurane had better I v go a little slow and not look too hun grily ' at the championship plum until Washington has been disposed of. While Coach Forbes will doubtlless have a creditable team, from this distance it iooks very muon as tnougn Washing ton, when It strikes Its gait, will have the greatest team In th history of the Seattle institution. A week ago hard luck tales and groans of distress were sizzling over the wires from the Puget sound Insti tution, but in the last few days the tone of the reports haa entirely changed and you can almost see the campus rooters shaking: eaoh other by the hanri : at the announcement that Babcock. ITKlV-KJWHSKIiirt, gaat r satooaoM. - killIUn,IT 1 laM ky Bvvagslsts, V .. Z r la alala wrap 1 eaariia. rlL sf J, or a aattiaa aark. r a Cirealar awl a mast nd other drug habit are positively eared bs HAB1TINA. Fornypodennle or Internal asa yDXKa. Free . . . ' . ' . T I oroyiflat or by mail n plain wrapper, - a.asniai io sl Louis, u F eal W Ulam Ikmg 0 Ul SkM We simply turn our goods into money to save the expense and trouble of moving them. - Satlafactlon guaranteed In all caaea Garments to order in a day If required. Full dress and tuxedo ult a specialty. CHICHESTER'S PILLS w TUB PUMOITD BRAMn. a. a vmi Biniuav U Blu llatNw.X y j .a. PliUla Kad aoara. aaalad i a mm aia Haw mM - riLU, for a i MWS kam M Bait, Saiait Alamk allabla SfllD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE war. jxxxxica soirs 141 SIXTH STREET, COR. ALDER. ore Mem rmtnwmmtKmmn Is ralalnr o bis going. . NEW YORK POLL WORLD OF STATES fCnltrd Preai Leased Wire New York. Oct. IT. New York state Democratic and Bryan wins. Republican and ho loses, is the deduction the New York World makes this morning from l general poll 'of the doubtful states taken by that newspaper and about 26 others throughout the country. Large gains Tor the Democratic nominee are claimed , in all tbe eo--alled doubtful states ex cept New York, a revised poll or whlcn , shows alight Republican losses sbove - th. awv laat Htmjlav'a MMmltt vrnio, - inoTana, nffuranM, weai vir- arlnla and Maryland ar classed ss , donbtfal. and together with New York. - brine tbe total of doubtful electoral vote to 100. Th poll gives Taft JOS ani Bryan ITS our votes. Twenty-threo state wer rhoen a th bettlearouad for th camDaJart. Newspaper of each of the states co operated with ttt World in making tn Th World give fW causes leading to the belief that the contest for tb presidency la In doubt They are: The Injunction into the campaign in nme of th weatera state of a n In ldlons and disturbing reliirloua factor wnicb la working agaloat th Kepucll ran candidal. Th tendency of th labor rot to break away from th control of all nartle. a HluatrateJ la tb urrr1 ing spread of lb Socialist cauae both in the at and la the weet The InaMrlty of both th Republican and Dm-ratli; parties to Intelilrestly approxlmat th dlstrtbotioa of th vote to ir cast by aa army of nera plnyr evTiraated la rowod Bombers at 1.4 Tra. Th- inability of both tb Repnbllraa and Iiemorratre. enuiagcrs t antlclpat in rlietriMitlnn f tha coSorad vnt tn a' where It baa aiway beoa ciaaml r; 1 as rtr-ptibltoai. .Th roar, ; tm abaetioa) of aa laavM of ' ' - - general Value or vote-getting potency on either side. The World goe on to ahow that Mr. Taft must carry New York state, the chlefeat of the doubtful states, to win by a majority or two votes. If he car ries It- his election Is assured. Bryan to win must carry New York, Ohio and Maryland or Nebraska or Weat Virginia, which will give him MS votes, or six more than Is necessary to elect him. If be carries New York. Indiana. West Virginia and Nebraska or Mary land, and yet loses Ohio, he may still be eiectea or six votes. under any combination h Nw York to win. Portland, Oct. 17, 1908. The Journal: We have been testing the Portland newspapers to find out which gives th best re sults. From our observations and close inquiry we find The Journal leads. Our advertisements in your paper evidently attract more people, as they bring fafr more inquiries to our office. We are pleased with the results and we are convinced that The Jour nal gives the b e s t r e s u 1 1 s. Yours truly, CHITTENDEN & OTTO, 268 Stark St. .must carry KrSa, w I Thorough preparation is the first essential for thorough work in medical practice Upon this point my great success of effecting, permanent cures where others nave failed speaks sufficiently. I have gained practical expe rience by several years in the practitioners' field and by years as a specialist in men's diseases. All these years have been years of observation, study and research. I have had every opportunity to acquire a thorough knowledge of men's ailments. I have cast theories aside and have stepped out upon the truths that I have for myself ascertained. I have replaced inaccurate and inadequate treatment with methods and remedies of my own devising that are accurate, scientific and thorough. I have developed a system of prac tice as broad and comprehensive as the entirjt range of men's ailments. If you are afflicted in any way it certatnljr will be to your best interests to come in and have a friendly talk with me. It will save, you a great deal of worry and anxiety. Jt will not cost yon ONE CENT and you will not bind yourself in any way to take treatment from me. I will tell vou frankly what your conditbn is, and then you can dpcide for yourself as to whether I shall treat you or not. If you cannot call write. Correspondence invariably has my personal attention and is regarded as strictly confidential. All replies mailed m plain envelopes, . ; ... ' SB TATZ.OB, Tb leading Specialist. Weakness I am confident that I have cured more "cases of so-called "weakness" than any other physician. There may be doctors in the largest "eastern cities who have treated more cases than I, but they ding to the old and ineffective practice of dosing with tonics. "Weakness" is merely a symptom of local disorder that requires local treatment. This is a truth that I have discovered, and that has been fully established by my success in effecting permanent cures. My method is original with myself and is employed by no other physician. Contracted Diseases I cure these troublesome and positively danger ous diseases in but half the usual time required, thus forestalling chronic complications. A new and unique system of treatment that cannot fail to cure both quickly and permanently. Many who are but slightly afflicted with varico cele believe that the trouble is of but little conse quence. The opposite is true. . Varicocele is a dis ease of a progressive nature. As it advances nervous complications come, power diminishes and the gen eral health is impaired. " I cure varicocele in five days, without the use of knife, ligature or, canstic, without pain and without detention from business. - MY PEB FOR A CURB IS An Uncom- cated Case PAV WHEN CURED Consultation and advice free at my office or by mail. 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Hay yon con' sauted dill rant dootox aad paid thm hlffk fs aad than found that th rUf aoh on afforded was not laav tnft This has bn tha xperlene of many of my patients who cam to m a a laat resort. .1 Hnil they' seen me at an earlier stare I could n Am VTA uav uuieu Liicuj -nuvum -" " " and they -would hare been tti richer financially. My methods ar not nsw to th followers or madlclne i tha nriant. whin many of tha sacret cures and prescriptions ar nanaea aown from rather to eon. Hundreds and hun- h . ran nlftnta and roots, some al most extinct, furnish meT"wlth curative rwers for many a trouDmsome euser.s. do not employ, mercury and other harmful . polsona of similar nature , whinh inn but tear their effects In the body; neither do J -nt end tesr In needless or-ratlona HXBI iU A rBV OF TKB MASTT DOIlllS Wl TBBAV tTUCC BS3rVX-aVT AID OTAm ABTTZB. TO CCatBI- trBinal troabl, ritav Epilepsy, Poor Cti-o-aiattoa, SkU niaaavaM. vrveaaa, BTeuralala.. Tm. 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Natural and unnatural conditions are here illustrated by life-sire models to your understanding better in five min utes than( books or doctors could .de scribe in five years. - This Museum, worth going 100 milea to see, cuples an entire room to itself, is absnlutrlv fr to the public, and you are cordially in- "u tuu 11. urn iiicuicai owices ana treatment rooms are on the same floor, though separated from the museum by a, large ball, so that there is no eonfnurm or publicity; parties desiring to consult us can do so in strict privacy and free of charge. ' " - . OUR CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE AND. OUR CURES GUARANTEED' S3.00 OUR FEE aplt ear tn a ay atlatplt a - aipUat caa, We cart Weakness of Men. Varicocele. Hydrocele Nervon nK.i. try. Blood aad Skin Disease Sores, Ulcers. Swollen Glands. Kidney, Bladder and Rectal Diseases, Prostate Gland Disorders, and all Con tracted Special Diseases of Men. Men make bo mistake when they come to as. We give you the results of Ions experience, honest, conscientious 'work, and the H service that money can boy. If yoa are ail: nr. conn!t vs. Medicines furniahed in our private laboratories from $1 Jo to $5 a course. II you cannot call, write for srlf-examination blank. Hor?r 0 to 8 p. tn, daily. Sandays, 9 to 12 only. OREQO MEDICAL INSTITUTE ' ttlH Storrtm U Tenrtk aad rtrta, lrUaad, Ot. ! I 4 t : V