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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. . PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. 1903. ARE "RINGERS" ON ' ". REAL, LIVE WILD DUCK WASHINGTON TEAM? LIVES I1 CITY HARBOR . - - ' Has Coach Ollmort Poble of ths University ef Waahlngton Jung In a edupU of middle western football aiar with which to win tba eoU legs championship of. the northwest? , ' ', V - . . , -' . i If not. then will tha University of Wsshlngton authorities explain how they cam to cat Halfback Muckleatone and Tackla Eakaoa. two players alleged to hevs been on tba Korih Dakota Agricultural college Utm last fallT .) .' .,- ,.,., . , . Will Whitman college Oregon Agricultural college, University of e Oregon. Washington fcUate college and tha Vnlvaralty of Idaho stand for this violation: of ths conference rule when tbay themselves 'liavs e) lost so heavily from Ua Injunction - '' ; ' e -'. ..'.. - ' . - . A. ' A A A. Football followers all over Oregoq , are much onnoarned at tha notion of tha Vnlvaralty of Washington In trying to palm off two Ineligible men -on tha five , other conference college In tha north west when they are reasonably aura that thay were atar. playera on tha . North Dakota Agricultural college' laat year. By a chain of deductive evidence y they are ready to prote, if need be. that Coach Doble has brought out two of the moo who helped him win . so- many .games last year. -.. , ; - ouice reports ni, Blowing nature have been emanating from Seattle, the . last week or eo relative la tha perform- .noes or saucKiestone ana i-.sKene wun no information of thair atatua of Inat ' season, Oregon football followera havo iieu ooiigra to look up thnjr records, . What lu Baam.rotuUL This la what tbay have determined) l Coach Doble Is a .University of Minna- : aota man who Coached the North Iako ta Agricultural college laat seaaon. He waa a mea ny uuttiug, aiao a former prominent Mlnneaota Jine player. They voivea aucn a team aa Mortn uaKoia had never aeen before. Lawrence- Uni versity was haten 64 to a arid the tlnl- vereity or. south- Dakota succumbed, B4 to 0. v ' Among the ' player under Coach Poble none put up a better game than Mucklestone and Eakeus, now playing respectively half back and tackle on the Unlveralty of Waahlngton. Eakens' name and picture are -allow n In tho Spalding Oulde for 108. Just whv Mucklestone'e picture la not there Is not known. Probably he waa Injured or unable to be present when tne of ficial picture waa taken. At any rata there are football followers In Port land who knew thayt he was In tha game and that he waa a star player. , When Doble was engaged to coach the f University of Washington, Cutting, his assistant at North Dakota Agricultural college, was employed as an assistant. I t. : : : T e ' e - What da you- know about the nerve ef this duokf Ifa la a real e wild, live and lively duck of tha e Wldgeoa variety and ha haa ' e Uken np his headquarter In, tba . liver near the Morrison atreet e bridge. Every day ha awlroa and e divea and haa a good- tlm gen rally out In tba stream near tha docks and , under tha very noses of hundreds of hunters. Th duck la a veritable tramp. No one knows from whence ha 1 SSI -. i jm ...ML -r3sswast3SB! lug the bay to their work. flsv.ml timhara Ware crmcka.1 on the ferry, wnue on ine rtuiit cunai.ierauie damage wa doee to tin bow slid the bulwarks. On aooount of the d)HH fug both ves sels were going slowlr at the tlm. oeorge llama. rred Haves and another man wno were on me bow or the tug were hurled off (hair feet and barely escaped being eruehed by the bigger I .. - - '- -. tVEATHEH llEPORT V TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY .--.- . , imm.m.m The' conditions . which yesterday thrsctenad to cause ratln is this dLstrtut have disappeared, and the wastern high praaeure) area o oontroig the ikir In the north 1'anlfle eiatee, A disturb ano is noted over northern Alberta, and the barometer - is relatlvaly low over eoutharn Cailtfornla, The barometer has fallen In the Atlantic atstaa. and a amall Uapresalon haa made tta appaaranoe near Charleston. B. C, Ilaavy rains have laiioa in Uklaltoma. and mideratly IlE-lL ESTATE T1UX8FEIUI Arlet Land company to Will XL siuvre. ioi . biuca. I, ClUerta topher couu.an w in flirla- linuidiiiiure, lets a and t, block 1, A r lata Wrs, No. inTeaiiiienl i. JEwtng. lot company to H and It. 171 49 lioore Nora block I, Vernon lie Clerar.ee E. Walleiiataln aud wire to J. E. Klatlug. lot 4, blw-k X. ICast Portland Hslghte 1.90 haavy ralna In Teian. llaln has aleoMf Aluhjo to Frank l. Veil at at WANTED BT ADULTS MALL COT- I occurred In tha A (Untie atatee from Virginia eouth to Florida. Kmlr weatktar las or I furnished or unfurnlahel prevails aenerallv throughout tha Hock L l'"0 t rooms, weet side; state Trlce Addreaa I uountaJn mt Panifie aii. it ia tmh I ' ite I journal! : CHAMPIOnSHIP POOL TOORKEf OUT OHIGHT Henry Solomon, who for the past 18 years, baa been the cde champion of Portland.-defeating all eomera, believes he .Pas the hardest, opponent '.he has evefy'met tn F. Hueston of San Fran cisco, with whom, he will piay a T50- ball pool contest commencing tonight. Tho contest will extend over six nights for a puree of 1160, 126 balls to be played each night. ' Both men are in excellent nerve for tne piay ana tt is predicted inat me oia devotees of the sport will sit up and take notice- when .the two experts start off. Xhe- match will be held in Solly; billiard and pool academy, 107 V4 Sixth atreet and everybody is invited to wit ness the play, which starts at S o'clock eaoh evening. . ' . Salt Lake Races. Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 2S. Weather clear,, track muddy. Results yesterday: -First race, four and one half furlongs, sell!ng-i-Decklaw, 104 (Nelson). 3 to 5, won; Katie Crews, 99 (Wilson), 9 to 6, second; Hersian, 104 CBtilrd), fi to S, third. Time, 1:01. Second race, five furlongs, selling--. Wist, 109 (Lloyd), 7 a 2, wort; Oovor nor Urman. 114 (Mandters), evep, sec ond; Queen Caroline, 108 (Nelson); out, third. tTlme, 1:09. , . . . - Third race, five and one half furlongs, SelHug St. Joe, 112 (Brady), 3 to 6. wpn Duke of Orleans, 107 (McBeth), 6 to 6, secona; Ma Del fountain, 91 (Nel son .. out. in ira. -rime. 1:144 Fourth race, one mile, selling Max Etta. 107 (Smith). 9 to 2, won; Jack - Fame, luz (Nelson), even,- second; Mrs. Neugent, 97 (McBeth), out, third. Time, j:dz. . Fifth race, six and a half furlongs, selling Western, 106 (Morse), 7 to 6, won: Nancy W.. 119 (Johnson), even. second; Manilla S., 107 (Manders), 1 to i, inira. xime, i.&v, Cincinnati Races. Cincinnati, Oct 23. Weather clear. track fast. Latonla results: First race, five and one half furlongs, purse Dispute, 99 (Olasner), won; Arionetie, 100 -(Kenneay), second;, vr. Holzberg, i03 (McGee), third. Time, 1:07 l-t. Second race six furlongs, purse Sor- rowrut, iva (ivenneayi, won; 'l. M.I .Green, 109 (Pickens), second; Gliding I Belle. 106 (Butler), third. Time, 1:13 2-8. miro race, mue, aeiiing Brancas. 101 (Haldel), won; Howard Shean, 103 (Brannon),. second; Martius, 110 (Mar tin), third. Time. 1:411-6. Fourth rsce, mile and one sixteenth, h"andicaiH-01d Honesty, 112 (McOee), I won; lenap, iuo (uameri,- second; I ierun, its louupri, intra, lime, Fifth 'race, seven furlongs. nurse- Heine, 104 (Olasner), won; Lady Carol, . io (tiutierj, secona; ueuce, lot (Uon- way, toira. Time, i:zy. Sixth race, mile, selling Mirth-, to -(Kennedy), won: Purant 104 (Butler). second: Snake Mary, 104 (McGee), third. lime, x:ti. - ' Gaine for Second Team; v 8rfll Dlmstrh to The Jourrtl.) . University of Oregon, Oct. 23. Man-1 agar' Ralph McEwan yesterday com- Dieted arrangements for a football game I rtetween tha second varaity eleven and .the Cketntwa Indians at Chernewa next! Baturdav. , ' As no regular schedule was mads for second team. this year on aorount,ofl tha freshman team taking tta place I ,tnis comes as a welcome surprise to I the men Who nave bean turning Out I faithfully yet are unable to play with jciiuar. me or irasniuan iama. 1.. - WeeltW. wboleaMBa. sT1 tkt T Bstta ekla ereasr and Sa-MW penrewr. BnllIlnjtTnnIta. .Tfbbens street between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth, H. E. BurcheiU erect one-story frame dwelling. East 'Nineteenth Street hetwan . KLflicg -rwortir and sTurmah, Andrew O. Taaghan, reet fctory and a half frame dwelling. Il.e": Knowlea areaue between Plnpin and IfoUand streets, 1. M. Turner, rplr I etory ang a half frame dwelling. Sio: silnneeoia avenue pet wean aning and 'stnry frame dwelling. Il,46; Minnesota arena, between Falling and PTiaTer streets, P. Brewer, ereVt eone-aitory frarrM dwelling. II. : East Ninth street betwee-n Thompeoa and Brasee. W. i. Helrren. erect t wo-"ry frame e walling. tl.ae: Fat ThlHr-nlnf) treat hatveen Hawtnorae avane and t'lav. Ira WoervtrM twe-atorT frame tweMns. : Fat TaFmtr-femrth aiT-wa wivwn f 1 r. rot m ana j lutnnn, Mrs. M. Tkieipf'ii er-t twe-atery fresaa- dws.i'r.e, !.&(: East Waaaing tw etret txtweii Tfelrty-thlrd end Thlrty-farth, It. Oorflrn, erect ' Ua etm-T frima dw4ilng. TMrty ftrth atreei t-rr Tillam'wk. M. A. 7"!l!"-er erect tare-eiery frame dweil tng. litre. It la not strsnge. It Is contended, that Mucklestone end Kakens, la view of the methods employed by so - many coaches In the smaller middle-western Institutions where, rules sre not In force, are with the fiaetUe eleven. - Both Kay Be 2rotetted. - There la a Reeling here that both men will be protested tomorrow by the man ager of the Whitman team, which will meet the University of Washington sloven In the first eonfarence game of the season. Kvery other college In the engfarenra wrlll undoubtedly .back UD the 'Missionaries If they protest Muck elstone and Kukene. 7, 1 Reports from Washington are to tha err art that i-.nttens is puniins at times upwards r 70 yards, ana nig pooling shows that he Is the equal of any punt er In the northwest. The uaaoia man was a-punter of great repute, a green freshman seldom shows such disunite. Mucklestone Is said to be the best re ceiver of tha forward pass seen In Wuahlhe-ton In vears. The North 'Da kota man was a great receiver punta ' imi lewiwna xa Mucklestone waa In Portland laat winter. Ha came down here from Waablnaton with the St. Loula univer alty team that played Multnomah and acted as head linesman during the game, -una or nis decisions resulted in tha hla- - howl from Coach Cochems. who claimed that his men I paasena-ers were being roDDed 01 a toucnaown. it 1 thrown Into m tht be added that Mucxieatone oiew f)la whistle for the penalty unthlnklng y, since It waa by courtesy of the Mis- sou nans tnat ne waa orougni nere. tie drifted around Portland during the early spring ana tnen turned up at seame when college opened. . Another man on - the Washington team who has been Dlaylne In the non- conference games. Is May, laat year of Cornell, whose picture is shown In the Spalding ouiae. rrooaoiy wsanington Is keeping him In practloe intending, to utilise him next year, , when the year's residence rule will no longer aroly to mm. . . e Metsger fits your eyes for $1. mountain and Pacific state. It la much warmer In the Canadian northwest and lot It. block 11. V it Initial I a I t0 Real Katate Investors aeeoola- 10 J. A. Thomas, waat 1. I and 4. l,lo k 10 ! UU B.IL1 KC.IL IJ4TATK 10 .!$S,CQ Kcw Heme : ' rooms, porch. came he Justvtrepped In one day and has been around tha bridge ever since. This was more than two weeks ago. Ths Widgeon was at home from the very first. And ha Is still, at home. Thouaands of persons who travel across ths Morrison street bridge every dsy have seen the duck. And they have all told soma of their friends about ths wild duck now living In elvlllsa tlon. Some of the friends havo been hunters and they hare thought about getting their guns.'" But then they thought again about ths olty ordlnanos prohibiting the use of firearms within ths city limits. So ths .Widgeon still lives, happy and contended. Near Catastrophe Xear Seattle. (United Press Leased . Wire. ) Seattle. Oct. IS. Three men narrowly escaped with their lives In a- collision MMn H. farrvKnlt K! amt BmIIU mnA Eddie the tug; Ruth on the bay thla morning. on the ferryboat were a panic, the boat belns crowded at the time with people oroaa- San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1200 CALL BUILDING Montana, and correspondingly cooler In I Jhn 1 odd and wlfa to lta.hel Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, h Hawthorua. lot S. hlovk 7, eastsrn Iowa and Wlsoonsin. . ' wthornea First addition... The indications are for fair weather I u,i,m" cv-"n.n ana wire to 11. 100 Tit In this dtstrtot this afternoon, tonla-ht and Saturday. Temp, Max. Mln. Preelp. Atlanta, On. iiaasr city, or. . liolse, Idaho Calgary. Alberta. Chicago, Hi. .... Iienver. oo Fresno, Ca.L Helena. Mont. ... Jacksonville. Fla.. iewiston, Idaho . Los Angeles, Cal. . Marshfreld, Or. .. New York. N. T.. Poentelle, Idaho.. Portland. Or Roseburr. Or. .'. . . Kacramnnto, Cal. . Salt Lake. Utah . . Hn Franclaco. Cal Seattle, Wash. ... Siskiyou. Or. Spokane. Wash. Wslla Walls. Wash. 4 0 4 41 4 7 40 71 40 M 41 1 14 10 43 67 17 78 41 70 64 64 43 14 fit II 34 61 23 44 II (3 40 62 40 M 12 41 41 48 18 63 40 42 3 14 .04 .00 .00 .00 .T .01 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .T .T .00 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 CLASSIFIED AD RATES Classified advertisements In The Jour nal aro aa rollowss no ad less tnan iso per inaertuin. Phone or charged ada (0 per line per Insertion; 1 Insertions for the price of f. Cash ads la per word per inser tion, 7 Insertions for ths price of 6. ixist ana rouna, neip wanted, situations wanted, for rant and wanted to rent ads le per word per Insertion, t Insertions for the price or ' . . ' 11 to zo words, iuo: it to i words. . I60! matrimonial, mani curing, massage and bath ada, lOo per line per Insertion. Card of thanks, meeting and fu neral notlcea, 60e per insertion. kin todav (seats measue. 14 lines to Inch), l4o per Inch. Count words to line. Tha Journal cannot sruarantee so niirac fir aaatima rasDonsibllitV' for er rors or sny kind occunng in teiepuoneu titvarrluiiiaiili ; BintnU ant, arl annear Inrnrrert on I Bets & Bona florists, funeral dnalarna. first Insertion, The Journal will not pe yorrison. wain sunt; A-1B77. Clarke Bros., florlsta Fine flowera and floral designs. , 389 Morrison sL Full dress suits for rent, all alsai Unlius Tsllorlng Co.. 101 Btnrk St Mat f Smith rlorlat IRA KtV, t m poBite Meier s rranit 1. Main lilt. MARRIAGB LICENSES p- Noble, lots 6 and . blw-k 1; ion 1, 1, e, e ana 10, Mock I, Collloge addition 4,160 Andraas Roes I and wife to 1.1 baro Marlnelll, luts is sad i0. block 3, Tabosco addition 1,004 1 n. Lfc ntevens (snerirri. to f F. Bunker, lots 1. 2 ami J. block 4, Llnnton 46 I llarman Meyer and wife to W. R. Halallp, lots 7 sn.l S, hlrn-k 1. Arista Park No. I. exoeptlns eouth 4 feet of lot 7 for a ierld of 10 yeare 430 U. llamhlat. trustee, to Carrie M. Ogla. lota II and II. block 4. Falrport addition , 417 Andrea Ueetra to UotthlU Mneckll et at. lota 1 and 2. block 1. Bertha 160 p. F. Ferrla and wife tn John J. Hawea. lot 11. block . King's Seoonil addition 4,160 Percy Pope labner et a. I to Au ru.1t Scharf, lot 18, Madison Villa 1.620 Frank A j Myers s,nd wife to tl. W. Jackson, lots 127 and 110. Arleta Park , 1.600 Bessie II lends to Josephine R. Sharp, lot 17, block IT, Vernon. 2,300 juoore investment company to Fred Psulv. lota 12 and 13. block 4. Vernon 600 j ' aleenlns poioh, I rlrepfaoea. every tnl. arn. up-to-date ronveniene; buy It now and have the finish to your liking; lot la 60100. U. south of Thompson St., on vary wide aa. phalt sLJ every Improvement complete, and all paid, ' except raving. Tliare Is au finny loca lori In beautiful Irvtngton. Call on ua for further details, DoItNowi ; 1 , - a i ' 'thkn thkrh is that cozt Holiaiay Park -Home' At $S0 Per Konth Cif' Vou don't know what yon are mlaalng. LMik after itl Do It Now? COLCMBIA TRL'BT CO, "th floor Couch bldg. 101 4th St. Adam Allen. 430 Hawthorns avemia. 43, and Mary Brodle, 64. Rudolnh Tauscher 812 Eaat rtiirnaiel mii'n. " r'"' 1111' '"'I ' ' ',11 r..t 41 ra..LTC7. ,0 nrijuarn m. nnnmnuacn awvayaj j u svusisl jr , A 9 . weddlna Carda W. O. Smith A Cn. Washington bids., corner 4th and Waah Ington sts. lot I, block reannnalhla for aubseauent insertions, - The Journal's business office is open from 8 a. m. to p. m.; Baturaaya a, m. to 10 P. m. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051. SET1PART0CT0BER31 AS BABYH0META6DAY e October II is to be Tag day e 4 for the Baby Home. Everybody e 4 in ' the city, from capitalist to 4 4 street sweeper, Is expected to e 4 buy one or morexags at 10 cents e 4 each to help raise the debt of 4 e ' over $3,000 which has accrued 4 e for street Improvements at the 4 Baby Home. In the ordinary 4 e course of events, this debt 4 would drag on Indefinitely. By a 4 e whirlwind of Individual giving e .- the debt can be gifted in a -day.. 4 4 That -this la a&Urely prac- e. e tlcable haa been .evidenced in 4 other cities which have tried this e e plan. Spokane in one day raised 4 e 33,300 for one of its institutions. 4 In Los Angeles, In Denver, In- e 4 Philadelphia. In Memphis,, in. To- 4 e ledo and In Seattle Tag days 4 4 have been held with the most e gratifying results. e 4 Let everybody help and . make . 4 e Tag day a big succeas. , 4 e ' ' . 4 I M Xotarles Commissioned. (Salem Bureao of The Joernal.) Sdlem, Or., Oct. 23. A commission aii notary . has been issued to L. Rose j Myrcn, Marahfleld. 1L-L ! .. ' EXPERT Advice Free Do yoti' stop to think what expert means? This is not used as a catch phrase, it means liter ally expert advice. Years of experience and spe cial study devoted exclusively to the sensative and delicate centers, makes it possible for me to! qualify before any court in the world as an expert in diseases of men. If you need advice YOU NBED OOOD ADVICE and It is better to get It in the beginning than In the end action after It Is too late Is like rain after harvest. Keep your youth aa long ' as possible," there Is plenty of time to grow old. A good marksman is not known by his bullets but by his aim, and a good doctor should not be known so much by his claims as by tho results he Is able to ahdw. The hen that cackles loudest does not al ways lay the most eggs. Think these points over WHEN LOOKINO FOR A DOCTOR Frequently an office Is advertised In the "first person" when no such doctor lives In the state. If deception Is attempted on this point look for It clear down the line. If you are nbt physically sound you ought to be, and it is better to do,' your duty In this respect than to wilh it was dona. We have the largest and most complete offices and equipment in the state, have been longer established, and furnish best bank and personal references.. fe treat people Just-as -we would want them to treat ua under similar circumstances and handle their cases on terms tn bent suit their convenience. A natient desiring- treatment can pay cash and get discount or in payments to suit circumstances, and as the ben efit is plainly apparent or if desired , , CAN PAY WHEN CURED Our entire time and practice are devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON. VARICOCELE, STRICTURE. LOST VITALITY, HY DROCELE, PILES," FISTULA, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, PROSTATE GLAND. CONTRACTED DISORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. If you have made mistakes in the past correct the mistakes. Consul tation and advice free. If you cannot -call at office, write for self examtnatlon blank many cases cured at home. Honrs sw m to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 a, m. to la. ST. LOUIS 'DISPENSARY COBWEB ' SBCOJTD JlSO jaHmL, FOBTLAMD, OBEGOJT. BIRTHS and Mrs, W. R. Seventh, Nortn, PATTERSON To Mr. Patterson. ROB Rast October 19 a!son.- DRUK To Mr. and Mrs. II. Druk. 110 East ElKhth. North. October 18: a daughter. PACKER To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pack er. 220 East Ninth. October 16: a son. LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. . C. Lewis, 981 East Flanders, October 23: a eon. THATCHER To Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Thatcher. 588 Seventeenth, October 17: a daughter. KRONER To Mr. and Mrs. E. Kroner, 19 Curry. October 19: a son. ROBINSON To Mr. .and Mrs. W. A- to Robert Pamllv. 17. Vernon 800 W. H. Bresee and wife to Rudolph Mnnrlnl. lnt 25. hlnok 4. Tremnnt Place ISO J. W. Malloy and wife to Ooorg;e Tetlow, lot fg, block 13. Harlem addition; lot 7, block 3, Maslllon addition 800 Jennie E. Hlbba et al to William Beyer. lots 3. 4. i and (, block 2, Klnsel Park 2.S0O Robert A. Shartle to John A. Hunt et al, west half of east hair or lots 2 and 3. block 9. Doscher's Second addition 2,(25 B. M. Lombard and wife to A. D. Tuescher, lots 24 and 25, block 18. Railway addition to Monta vllla 170 H. V. Cover and wife to John F. Wendell and wife, lot 7, bloc 4, Miriam tract 866 Title Guarantee & Trust company to Charles M. Menxles, part of tract 16, Edgewood 985 Halallp A Co., abstractors, lst-class work; get our prices. 828 Corbett bldg. Pacific Title & Truat Co., tne leading abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bldg. On the Tualatin Ri?er . 248 acres, I miles to R. R., 1 hour's ride to Portland, new electric line will pass close to place, 114 seres in hlsh- -est state of cultivation, hu acres In Ana saw timber, balance pasture. (lood h-roorn house, large barn and outbuildings, One orchard A barKaln at 875 per acre: $8,000 cash, balance any length of time at 4 percent. Unsurpassed for an Investment to cut up Into 10 and 20-acre tracta We are . sure to be able to sell the whblo tract for 8160 per acre: If slven ua to sell would not take any commission unless we sold the whole tract In tlm men tioned THE CROS8LET COMPANT. INC., 708 and 709 Corbett bldg. List Ycur Property With Live ' Ones . 12,60 Half cash: room house on . Mason St., near Union ave., lawn, flow-s ers, etc. $1,800 2800 down, balance to suit, one half acre at Anabel station; . im proved. 81.600 2800 cash, balance to suit. small modern house in Hawthorns die- ' trict. 11.400 8300 down, 810 per month, 4 , room house at Nolan station. 180010 per cent down, lot 64x100, on Hawthorne ave., 12 minutes out 1476 825 down. 810 per month; cheap- eat lots in Hawthorne district.. Let us build your home; small pay v ment down and a little a month. Phone M. 8534. 413 Marquam bldg. ; Williams Abstrsct Company, Inc., will rurs you the lowest prices on aoscracia Robinson, Rose City sanitarium. Oc- Koom ass unamoer or uomraer toDer is; a aaugnter. Be a Go mplete and Wig 'oroes Every Day of Your Man Life To be strong and manlj- is the aim of every young man and yet how many we find who are wasting the vitality and strength which nature gives them. In- i stead of developing into the strong vigorous, manly young fellows that nature intended them to be, they find themselves weak, stunted and despondent no ambition to do anything. They struggle aimlessly along, sooner or later to be come victims of that 'dread disease, nervous debility, their finer sensibilities blunted and their nerves shattered.' ' 9 nVfi La? I H t AUGER To Mr. and Mrs. W. Auger. 1121 East Madison, October 11; a daughter. STIPE To Mr. and Mrs. H. Stipe, 1198 Halght. October 11; a daughter. NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, Ivanho Heights. October 11; a daugh ter. GAVIN To Mr. and Mrs. F. Oavln, 8083 Yamhill. October St a son. JUDGE To Mr. and Mrs. G. Judge, 84 Kiia. uctoDer 14; a aaugnter. MEYER To Mr. and Mrs. T. Meyer, Seattle. October 20: a son. HODINO TO Mr. BnnlranA flritnhav 17 aa a fin MACKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. C. Mac kenzie. New York. October 20: a son. BRISTOL -To Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bris tol. Portland. October 20: a son. POOT TA Mr. and Mrs. S. Poot, Val- rici A iflHirfl rirrrihAiB 11 nn CALLAGHArf To Mr. and Mrs. T.-Cal- latrnan. ssnerwooa. ur.. uctoDer i; a aaugnter. BAILEY To Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bailey, cltv. October 15: a son. . M'NAUGHTON To Mr. and Mrs. E. B. MacNaughton, city, October (; a son. TAPSCOTT To Mr; and Mrs. J. R. Tap- scott, cltv. octooer : a daua-nter. ELMORE To Mr. and Mrs.'W. P. El more, santa samara. Mexico, octooer 1A a MEYER To Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Meyer, city. October 6: a aausrhter. COOK To Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook, October 7; a eon. ACKELMAN To Mr. and Mrs. A. Ack- elman. 15 North Ninth, October 19; a daughter NEW TODAY. SPECIAL Onlr 224.000 for 200 acres cultivated land on electrio line and steam railroad and actually adjoining thriving town only 16 miles from Portland. Here is a great bargain for speculator. Investor, dairyman or farmer. This is -worth 8150 tier acre todav and with a little Inl and Mrs. T. Hodlng. I nrorement should sell for 2200 an acre. Half cash. ir necessary can divide into two tracts of 100 acres each at same price. s ' BRUBAHER & CO. 601-2 McKay Bldg., Sd and Stark. 6-Room Bungalow $3,000 Just south of On 84th st; only takes about 11,200 to swing it and balance small monthly payments. Say If s a Good One And we don't believe you can find another buy like It in the district. It's your move. Bo It How. CotambtoTrist Co. 7th floor Couch bldg. 109 4th sU Holladay 650O 2-story, B-room colonial home, very desirable In every respect, with all Improvements; large rooms and halls: close in; lot 60x100; eastern ex posure; 22,600 cash required. The Span Ion Co. FUXERAIi NOTICES IIURLBURT Funeral service of the late John A. Hurlburt will be held at Gresham, Or., Saturday afternoon, pc- tober 24, mos, at ociock, under tne auspices of Falrvlew lodge. No. 92, A. P. and A. M. Special car will leave east approach of Madison street bridge at 1 t. m. Interment, Gresham ceme tery. Friends Invited. Please omit flowers. 8900 DEAL WITH OWNER AND save commission. 6-room house. 2 lots fenced, lawn fruit- trees, etc, all in rood condition. Address Neal Swetland. 20 10th ave., N.. Gray's Crossing. I Mount Scott car. Phone Main 4077. C R. Domiell & Co. , Real Estate. " Room 888 C of C. , A BARGAIN 8-ROOM HOUSE, N1CE lv flniahed. wood fiber Blaster. , largo front porch, nice yard, cellar about 16 feet square, corner lot, 75 by 100, 3 blocks from Piedmont car barn, 21.900. G-204. Journal. - Mllwaufcle Heights We have for sale two 2 -acre tracts Xwest rates and terms to suit; spa-1 a fine stream of running water; tho soil is the very Dest, large native trees, Thla land will all he built up with fine country homes; no finer place so con veniently located anywhere around Port land: IS minutes' walk to electrio car: . 26 minutes' ride to center of city; T cents fare. Price. 8300; half cash, bain 870 8TAJUC ST. MORTGAGE LOANS olal rates and favorahls terms oa large i loans on ousines properties. ranas boanea lor mwu investors. r STEVENS In this city, October 28, at I A. E BIRRELL ' aoa McKay Bldg.. 3d and Stark. PORTLAND HEIGHTS Very desirable quarter block, level, I mrtn S net Mint. TMlii tiKUBBi-.nii wrnrA"!, i, 708 and 709 Corbett bldg. RIVER FRONT LOTS IN COLUNGE ,306 East Eighth street north May unobitrucud view, cne block from caY; J XK ' evens, aged 1l years. The funeral 667 Myrtle street. Phone Main 4996. 5 .nsf,, fots 7lt; 8850 Md un ; , rvices will be held at the above I i . ,1 rlne msiae tots ax osi ana up. zztj u. w. r. i-ana to. MEETING NOTICES 41 ..... Stevens, services w dence at 10 a. m. Saturday, family invited, Friends of I FUNERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING, M'ENTEB A OILBAUOH, undertakers and embalmers: i modern In every detail, seventh ana 430. Lady assistant. E7UTCT All camps Woodmen of the v7 LU.J I world take notice That a DB. TATX.OB, THe Jieadrng gpeolaUst. eShejJawe roej iAas I CURE MEN'S DISEASES I have treated hundreds of men who had lon suffered a gradual decline of physical and mental energy as a result of private ailments, and have been interested in noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough cure of the chief disorder. Mr success in curing difficult cases of loog standing has "made me the foremost specialist treating men's diseases. This success is due to several things. It is due to the study I have given my specialty; to my having ascertained the exact nature of men s ailments, and to the original, distinctive and thoroughly scientific methods of treatment I employ. To those in doubt as to their true condition who wish to avoid the serious results that may follow, neglect, I offer free consultation and advice either at my office or throtlgh correspondence. If your case is one of few that have reached an incurable stage, I will not accept it for treatment, nor will I urge my cervices upon anyone. I, treat ccrable cases only, .and I will cure all cases I treat. My Fee Is In Every . 'Uncomplicated - Case - - Weakness You've - probably bean treated for so-called weakness and helped tem porarily or not at all. and ths rea son Is vary appar ent when esiue ef loss of! power , ta men la understood. Weakness Is mere ly a sysnrtom ef cbrwede Inflamma tion of- tha e res tate gland, which my t real ment ra ta e V e a . thereby parmalteatlv restoring- strength and vigor. Specific Blood Poisoi No dangerous minerals to drive the virus to the In terior, but harmless blood cleansing remedies that re move the last poisonous taint. Varicocele Absolutelv ralnleaa treat ment, thit cures complete ly In one week. InveeM gata mv method. It Is ths only - thoroughly scieattflo treatment for this disease being employed. Free My ewlored e-hart ebowtng the male anatomy and af ford Ire; aa tntet-eatine- etudy Is men's dlseaeea will t ft ran free opoa artdicatioa. Contracted Disorders Ton can depend upon a quick and thorough cure by my treatment. A oulck cure Is desirable becauae a slow curs Is apt. to be do cure at all. and a chronic development will ooms later. I cure you be yond tbe possibility ef a relapse and In half the usual tlm required. J. P. Finley & Son MaIdridsond Lady attendant. Main 8; A-1691 ZELLER-BiRNES CO., FUNERAL t)I rectora, embalmers, 270 Russell. Eaat 1088. Lady assistant Hawthorne and E. 35tn 1NT whist and dance will be 13.000 s-ropm modern nouse, an giass 's; imooera I given Dy tne w . O. w. or windows, duiil iu wwucwk, auiu Pine. Main TviTSinC the city of Portland Friday closet, whn aft glass doors, polished lUAlWSZ night. Ontober 3, in W. O. floors, extra fine combination light fix-- W. temple, izs litn St., top rioor, unuer lures, sieccno muaion, wr the auspioes of Webfoot camp No. 66. ler, extra fine plumbing fixtures. Inlaid- The public ia invited. Musiu by full linoleum "on bathroom and kitchen. Sea orchestra. this and you will buy It. cash or terms. UNDERTAKER. EDWARD HOLiuAN, 810 ara street. . ERICSON UNDERTAKINO CO... EM helming; lady s't; 408 Alder. M 8188. M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP. 6.488. 21 meets Wednesday evening. Aiisay , L. Nash, owner, 288 E. 35th St. CEMEXER ROSB CITT SINOLH QRAVE8, 810; family lota, 886 to 176. Superintend ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont st and Cully road. Phone Tabor 80s. rot full (nrormatlon apply to ran a: Ben le ge 1. (88 Worcester bit Phone A-8888. REAL ESTATE! TRAASFKIIS ArRE ALL IN CULTIVATION. all leveT and fenced: fruit for- family M. W. A. OREGON GRAFB CAMP, I use, also' berries; good 6-room hous. Nn K7K Vfnnrlnva. flelIlna--Hlraali new cellar chicken-house, three dOsen tfloclC 10th and Washington sta hens, woodshed, 8 cords of wood, good su nusneis oi pauwm, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Lawyers' Abstract aV Trust Co room 6 Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a specialty. PAY WHEN I HAVE CURED YOU The 0r. Tayloir Go. flOVRS 9 A,'f, TO e p. M. Cor. Second and Morrison Sts. Private Entrance 23 4 1 Morrison St.. Portland. Or. SUNDAYS f A. n. TO I P. M. 1 Have rour abstracta made by tbe Title Trust Co.. ICofC Thomas Schneider and wife to "aT well water. ia This place lays just outside city Urn- w I 4a. ea,aAa 1 f .PnAIVl I . teo Anwn KnlunA month a Disuiipuij lAum, w"i f oavments U wanted.- absolutely new, with large reception n Dt EBT. OWNER, hall, large living-room, large kitchen, p 0 box 73 Oregon City. Or, pantry, 8 large, light bedrooms with - 1,1 ' . closets, fine bath, best of plumbing, lot NEW 8-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE. 48x100, oonnected with sewer, faces fulleonorete basement, tuba, woodlltt. north. 1 block from Hawthorne ave, and modern "Dutch" kitchen; all wood house tinted, large attic; prloa 8L00, work is hand-polished, hall and stsir 81.000 cash. way paneled, two fine porches, , linen EAST BIDE INVESTMENT CO, room off bath, and large cloaeta. 00m Tabor 1147. S7th and Hawthorne ave. blnation fixtures; lot 40x109. and only gite-vcO tvt.isflTnT in hitt Turip IWU ieet lo caruns; mi. ia .rapuuu 7 bert Lange, part of lot 4, Portlsnd Homestead A f-rnnra Z6T14 ruaatAred. tinted pnt. taga. with bathroom and 18x18 fruit cellar, on nice level eoxizo improved fenced lot, on 80-foot' avenue and 20 foot alley, with good household furni ture included, for only 81.050; I7S0 down: will take cheap lot as part pay. Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrison st WE BUILD. HOMES cheap at 3,6SO. part cash and very lib eral terms. Bee owner at 814 Commer cial bldg. block a Dn.lan UAm..t.ai1 I SCO C. ii. Batemen and wife to August Johnson, lot 7. MocJC I, l&xcel slor addition 800 Charles S. Finch and wife to Jeremiah Woiick, loU 4 and 6,' block IS, Bralnard 1,880 Oeorse L. Parriah to W. J. Hsw- klnefl lots 7 and 8. block 808. : and see us and let us explain how easy CoTTTae addition 3.800 ; it is to do so. John T. Toft and wife to Ella R. 1 THE VETERAN LAND CO, it. jtcieuan. 101 s. diuck a, 1 u- , bii inimwr or commerce. ton a addition John F. Toft and wife to Ella K , Caffee, lot T. block 8. Tliton's bVYKDlSH PEOPLE THESE ARB . TOUR BARGAINS. If vou want to buy come and sea an 8-room new houee, only S blocks from car. for 81.400, S&90 cash: also a 4-roorn new bungalow, only 1 bloek from eux, in, . v. a nHi nf tl tflfl IKOS ruh. I To suit you at small coat, and verr easy ha im liat r nronartiea.- rtea eur payments. There Is no reason .rhy youhiat before buying. O. Andereon, 87 snouia not own your own noma Can ! i,Yon st.. 1 block south of Arleta P. O, HI-NOAliOW. -room' bungalow, on 17th and Halsey, In the hut nart af Holladay's adiUtion; ' LOOK TUIB. BARGAIN. HXEi- add U ton 1.180 Wensel Erker and wtfe to Albert Hahlenbeck et ai. lot t. block 8. room modern houee and barn. S nice I lots - lOOxHlO, all fenced and painted, fruit trees, nice yard. 7-foot basement under bouse; a bargain at 88,800, terme 81.400 raan, balance 8 gears' time, til n p. PALMER. 118 Commercial Out) hMg. H6lJLax).a i"W5CSrcHiA P hVl '-" House, 448 WeWller St . 1 rooms and Midway annex Lie a Vr. aLTrirlajii lit fioot t iin7 T.L rwptlon hall, larsre flreplar. M rur- John Ruhlia and wlfa to A. K. , f ..4 vioa' Mt 80011 Tel. )ot tnl0); ooe blok from Bra-1. Raynolda west 4 ef north wee t ! t ?T -i .v. ' yw.0j j., r way car. two bioeka frrs av-.m: tnn-1- . if aorthwest sf northwest bLT FRuM OWNEA Mt 8T CEXLP home In bt ne'ghbod: S.8)8. V of leetloa tt, townohlp 1 ' . r-ooni housa, lot (0xl. wired and t-rma P!nna Main 4-4, A-J. sou' ransa 1 east f.808 plr; full cement baeame-at; small pay. sr-jTi-Rg vbrR KAMIT C i J. 8. Wlr.-low aad wife to Eleanor ; ment down, balaaeej same as rent. Cor- 11 VJ. ' , iir. butir, T. VcLeaa. '"t i. bloek 8. Ptorye r Romorit ve, and K. Sverett st BJ,1yr? "t, Nertbrow Acres, thr addiOon sod a f.-ilot, of nt 8. iTake Mortavllla ear. ifaaa't y.-n i-lr 1? .nm,, block . terr's addition t.808 84 Uul F.RS 8-KOOM HoLM OS f,V,Mt ts this beautiful protrtjr Tltla OuarsDte and Trast eewn- E. Bomatde st, near Sth; f Jrnaca. i,ct faxa. T et a-1a; f rlre o-.,y 1 rev to C E. Long, lota I and 'full cement baaement et. Jeach- aarr te-"e. waiT' ) r - i. block 18 Piedmont T78 ! M P riT vco ' I. . w 411 OrMi ',- iJehn P. Raasaa aad wife ta Mary 1 !al ory. lot IT. Mori a, I. land Par S.8M Bar k ef Pherwvd to g. Weckrt let 8. McK-k (8, eanayslde sc- I end ad-ftlton . 4M I William E Hralnarg and wife t 1 Oera He'.sarf'V. W X. bloc 1 7. TersB'n- s a4dtow M 111 Clt 11r. - j' fTfag At Am AC K I FINE li!;H LOT. VKHT ClA-aS Till tl.9 . fr tntnif .- Hawthorae. In (m. iiatri-t aiS 84xa4L ! I.e. clS In. prfaet ,'. wr-tt i I face nert h: IT'S. It aa r. ah i 8?ee ta.n. rh-- -' EAST eil'K 1 VFJ5TM1 VT CO- 8el&e. f, 1-1. ti,. T.f 1147. -. m.r.4 ave ) 14 . r- " . . OWN LA. IvTirLiOVrKH 111 l A I- . i h urt f A l.i". apartment h 8l rr '-. ft-" 1 t.nse Itl. a e 1 1 ' 1 a jr. a aia tt titx. .ai 1 1 .Jk fl E. I 1. tree tes'ej fr at 3 trn"! Itoa s tract Hrrt- feet ia Uot