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OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY KVENINO. OCTOBER 8. 1008. n n 11 WAAfD) IUn. Field Track find Diamond I:: BEAVERS AIINEX RErHOT GOSSIP ilir DATE TO j - MCE OF GAMES FOR RABID FAIIS rASIIINCIOIr II" 4 i seansn Kinsolla nnd Garrett Rmotli- vBob Brown. , tha new part , owner of rnf0QanP Anfrpll SPM AVIllt. FALL ;STYIE cr Greeks Cooney and : Van Get Hbmers. the MoCretlfe Wonder If Bob doean t 'IHQH UaUlO 811(1 OOnUS Aff- iirv ii iv raruifi n niKD(ia mn lino gies Up Thanksgiving. the Coaat league 'when the chance I offered?. , , V 1 : 0 0 " - - " ; ; ' ; I Mil J TONATRR DRIVES IN R ACK I Il'iilted Pw Ln4 Wire.) a. Vr.nr-im.-n ' Oct. If. Witn w ' tm.t safely stowed away In their per- cintoge bag. the Portland w ... - l Aneelee (or the lot week of the Pac4fle coast baseball season. Eddie Kinseua inu ...... were the two pitchers to win the lest brace of niDM on Krlico son rrora Oakland tram, and they did It with con- urn mat eaee, iaraea up "7 hlttlnir ol their teammates. .-- Klriaal a Dltmea ing niummii In the ninth when they land wlth both feet and scored 1 for ha got settled again. Garrett a support Cooney K a Li.. .ft.rnnnn him or ha would have -hnt.iiut. Casey end . ... . J -1 .P in nHvsri oom purw t''- ,h- ninth. Ilka fiends ana won l The scores i , Morning game PORTLAND. "A 8. R. H. PO. A. E. Casey, 2b ........ Cooney, Itaftery, cf ....'. Johnson. Ib ......... Danslg, lb ..... Ryan. rf ;...' Hassey, ,. If ; . Krambea, a Klnaella, p.. .....v.. 1 1' 1 3-4 1 1 0 It 0 1 0 1 0 r 1 o Jotal Van Haltren. cf Truesdale, -2b .. iMeCay. 3b....... iHeitniuller, rf . ' 1 Imuran. as it). Lewis, If 5 T 27 13, 1 OAKLAND.. AS. R.HPO.AK. i a i-i - 1 .1 s I t 0 14 O S 10 :, . ;: i Joe Corbatt, tha fimoua old Baltimore pitcher,. hJ pa out ocraalnnally by play- ma- in. many or. me California tx-nrua. Corbott atUl bullevee be can get back to J I VIU W IW. . Bobby Green and Eddie Klnaella are planning a winter hunt near 'Groom' home at Belleville, Iowa. Accnrdlnr to reporta given out down aouth. Vanbe. Caaey, Johnaon and MoCredte will win ter here. -Ryan aora to Denver and Baa ae to St I.oula. Knee hlkea to Bevler. l m ..A -t.l V. ( I uotnam. uanaig la. acneauiea to go ran Il Hogan -to - Howard to J Ah i.ewia. ........ i Miller, - lb lo. Iewia, 0 Wright, ;p TJtalaV;..:V..:.,.l I IT 1 SCORE..BT INNINGS. . .....i o o o o j o j 45 ...t.O-VO 0 0 0 0 0 01 .01 10100 1 1 SUMMARY, unm rnin4'oonev. xwo-oaao n Van Maltren. Kagan. Bacrlftca hit Van Idltren. DanllX. batoa Raf tery, Truesdale. Frton balls Klnaella ; 3,. Wright . ftrvc out By Klnaella , by Wright . I. Hit bv Ditcher Ryan, .Double playa 'viiiior-. . Johnaon 10 uanin, ) Time of game 1:30. Umpires Perlne ana iynn. Triple play 'Portland. Hita . Oakland-. Hits . to Howard Hogi inaran. Beolc to KUlfer. rirav to Delmaa to Howard to Dillon Wild pitch Gray.1 Time 1:10.. Umpire conneii ana xoman. Second game ' ' . ' ' v ' L.03 ANGELES. AB.R.H.PO. A. E. 1 -1 i 1 10 0 Stolen Oakea. ef ". , Ellis. If ,. Illon, lb Bernard, rf Howard, ia Smith. 3b . Delmaa, as Eaaterly, c Hogan. o . . Phllllpa, -p .1. 3 . . . o , o l 1 ; o 1:0 2 0 8 0 11 0 o A ter noon game . PORTLAND. Caaey, 2b. , . U'ooney, a, Raftery, civ IJnhnaorl.' 8b Danalg. lb.. i Ryan, If . . . Baasey. If.. Krambea, e , Garrett. , p ar r. h. po. a; e 3 0 0 - 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 2 2 0 2. -2. 14 2 1 4 0 Totals '". .. . . . .26 2 9 21 15 2 , SAN FRANCISCO. 7 AB.R.H.PO Mohler, 2b .......... 3 Curtis, Sb . ........ . . 2 KUlfer. If ..- Bodle, rf ..... .... 3 Wllliama, lb ........ 3 Beck, cf 3 Berry, a . n. . . . .,. . ; $ . ... -. a MrArdle, sb Willis, p ... Totals ... : o o i 0 0 1 ;l t 10 27 18 4 Totals ..,.,,...33 , ' ' OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Van Haltren, cf..... Truesdale, 2V., ...... . M-'ay, 8b. ,....., Heltmuller, rf . ... 1. Lewis, If.. Miller, lb La Longe, c. ........ Nflson, p. ..... 4 . Hoa ...4. v. ... fTotala v.-...,-88. 4 6. 37 11 Batted for Nelsort In ninth, nAMH Y- INNINGS.. Oakland'"' 0 2 0 1 0 1J 0 4 "hu ...;i-.Iiio 0 2 0 2 0 0 5 - .r- f BUMMAni. . f'Hom run Van Haltren. Two-baae "i Rwu Cooney 2. Johnson, Casey, Mc- oarrett 2. Hit by pitcher La Longe. BSubl. play-Eagato MUler Caaej -to Dantlg. Passed ball La Longe. . lime 1:45. Umpires Perlne and lynn. LEADEKS GET ONE IX , LAST GAME OF SERIES Los Angeles, Oct. 28. San Francisco and Los Angeles each took a grime this afternoon. The scores: , j . . First game ,: - , ' . .-,. x LOS ANGELES. : - 'v ' -- v . AB.R. H. PO. A. E. n.lr. rf............. 4 0 10 0 Ellis, If. .......... Dillon, lb t J Bernard, rf , J Howard, 2b...... v 4 2 8 Smith. 3b f J 1 pplmas. as. ....... . a . Hogan, e 3 0 0 nrav. O.. ............ 4 0 I , Toti:..;....- " i w. "SAN FRANCISCO. - . ' . AB.R. H. PO. A. E. MnMtr. lb 8 0 I I Curtis. If......;..... 4 E. 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 J o .,.24 4 8. 2t 12,-0 GAME BY INNINGS Los Aneeles ......,...l 0 0 0 0 0-13 Hits ............. i v i f f a San Francisco 2 0 0 1. 0 1 .Hits . i ........ . I v 4 ;.'. SUMMARY. : Rase ' hits Beck, Bernara, tsmiin, Howard, Philips, McArdl. Stolerr base Berrv. oacrince nns vniiuu. juh- ler. Willis. Bases on balls Off fniiiipa 6. by Phillips 1. Double piay- Curtis. Time l:30.i nell apd Toman. 0 0 2 6 3v -Willis to Umpires O'Con- (Siieclal DUpatch to Tba 'imraal.t State College, Pullman, Wash., dc 26. (Speolal) Washington State col lege will not meet the ; University .of Montana on the football gridiron this year, according , to ' the statement au thoiiaed today by Manager , Houston MoCroskey, of Uie State college-eleven. The reason Montana : alleges for can- celling the game haa to do wtth fl nanclal difficulties In the athletic con Undent of that univaraltv. . It waa formprlv th tnfpntlnn nf lh local management to puH off a. game with the Butte School of Mines during me nip iu Montana: dui it is now necessary to call off the Butte game. ttiiice zsuiie cannoL n nv w. h. -i -w rn. out the cooperation of the' university. Football prospects at W. . a,, which nave not . been especially luminous at any time .during the season, are now brightening up- a little, - but the -two reverses 1 in the achmliiln - mntlnncl above, , have had' a dampening; effect on w. e. U. enthusiasm. At W. S. C. Montana is conslderea , to have. a. cred itable football team.- and the nrnt waa needed In order' tn iri vf th lAral ,1vn put them " through strjenuQus : practice man and the University of washing . '.. . ' -.4.. n nra. I tOn. J(''-V"" .8' i - ,.'.. i:,'-'t; -., ... , It is now definitely known: that Ralph win OREGON TRAILS HARD FOR IDAHO GOHTEST (Smelal Dispatch to Tba JoomaL) Unrverslty of Oregon, Eugene, Oct. . The Oreaon ' team Is In. exceueni shape after. Its game witn wuiameno jfxrbes win -t r : .'-"'...:' . -'. 'S.'';- . ! . . . :i' i'-'VJ"'-?' '4 Sa.'"" ' - ; SBsissBaB , VV ' w J iV r;' IV. S. C 'S FOOTBALL IS BHTEfiGOP Kelder,-. as. .. Bodle. rf ,. . . Williams, lb Beck, ef . ... Berry, e. . . . KUlfer, c. McArdle. 3b Joaes. p.... a 4 8 1 1 1 11, 8 0 ' 1 0 1 0 1. 3 ' 0 1 3 Totals ;........... 28 1 8 14 13 GAME BY INNINGS. L Anaelea 0 M 1 I 1 Hits .....3 1113 8 13 14 San Francisco. .0 0 4 0 0 J 0 1- 8 Hits ....... . 3 001 1 1 1 1 8 . SUMMARY. Two-baae hits Oakea, Delmaa, Gray. Pacrlfio blta Jones, Horan, Smith, rXTnard. Bases on balls Off Gray 4. Stolen bae Kills. Howard 3. Smith, Pelirurs. Struck out By Gray 4. by Jnne 2. Double playa Gray to Ho- 1TEISKEY fOS US!E BACK Tbe Increased oa rf whlakey for me back rheumatism la aualn; eon sdrMe die-uaton among tba ire1lral fraternity. It la aa almost Infallible rr hn m'e1 with eertain otSr lnrronts and takm pmrrljr. The fo'lowlrg formula, la effective: 'To . haif rl"t ef rxl whlaaejr add one rin"e ef Torts fnmr'Wj and on nanrt ffTJO laraarri;ia CoTirw1"- Taka ln tblrr"vf ul doe befor each naal r4 rfer rt!rta It I? aorely w'th trying by anyoae r 3 for the next few days in order to pre pare them for the hard game with, Ida ho next Friday. . None or tne uregon men were huft in last Saturday's game with the exception of a few . minor bruises. ; . .... ... While everybody is satisfied with the ahnwlntf rnaifo flsainut Wlllamotte, the general opinion la that the score should have been larger. Several good chances in mm irm lost by Oregon, which aomori tn ha , dun to carelessness and loose Dlaving. This defect, ; however. mill Ha remnrilAri this Week. The game with Idaho is expected to he a verv hard one and Coach Forbes and Trainer Hayward will have the team in the best possible condition, for the game. Although the prospects of win ning are not as favorable aa they were !! v.a r h atuilonta aa a whole have confidence . In the. team and do not an ticipate defeat. . ' lardy not play Rader and George '. for W S.- C . this yvear.'r both havlnar played out their four years allowed by tne nortnwest. conference ruling. Kader is giving vaaiaoie assistance in coacn jng the team. , Hardy will not return to scnoot- , .., SEMI-PB0S TO -PLAY , . LVDQOKS ALL AVINTEB . '''..' . '" -.'.('.... The ..latest acquisition to local in door baaebalfTanks ' ia the 'team ' repre senting "the well-known firm of Helser and Unden, . machinists. r : Outdoor ball players" wintering In and1 aboutvport-' land have been , trying 'to discover a remedy to prevent ""Charley horse'!- in springtime arid believe' they have dis covered the-solution. -bv playine"- Indoor baseball and keeping In first class con dltlon. The Helser . and Unden pine noHsesaea promising ' material and the men are devotlna evenings practicing In a local gymnasium and expect to open their season In. the near future. . George Donnerberg' ia manatnn the Monday Opening of annual St., Loon I team and announces some or tne prores CALENDAR ' SPORT FOR THE WEEK Two teams well matched ia the char- acterlsatlon given tba University of Washington and Whitman college teams by Professor E. D. Angell, director of athletics at O. A. C, who passed through Portland yesterday, en route to Corval. lis from Seattle, where be saw tha gridiron atruggla betlreen tha two teams Saturday. Tha game was won by Washington' by a touchdown and score of I to 0 la the last few mln utea of nlav. - "The unexpected strength of Whit man was one of the surprises, ss bard luck stories from Walla Walla had In dicated the contrary," aald Professor Angell yesterday. "It was one of the most stubbornly contested gamea I have ever seen, ana ir tne contest naa enaeq three mlnutea earlier, the score would have been 0 to 0, and the moat biased spectator- could not have claimed ma terial superior for either team. "In Borleake. Whitman has one of the strongest dunging halfbacks In the country, and it waa oniy a matter or a rouule of Inches that prevented him from soorlng a touchdown for Whit man, when he stepped out of bounds in a 7a-yard run over wasmncton s aoo Una. o Use Straight rootbau. 1U. 111 Alll i,.w,ia.i in... more ground on straight football than lU..ktn-.A- - I. n,-- nnl la. In ITMIIIUIIUU. ,1IU . " V... J ... the second half that Washington found herself, and ahowed fierceness of at tack. Even then, .had it not been for Coyle's brilliant Sb-yard - daah which brought the pall within striking dis tance of the Whltnfan goal line, the nlav would have ended with, honors even and the ball in mldlield. . "Both teams held closely to old stylo footbalL The few forward naasea used were Inaccurate, and usually fait the f round and. involved a penalty, wai ngton's I line Is very powerful, Mucklestofle s work in the backing up I on defense was a feature or tha game. Whitman has a powerful back field. They are heavier than . the Washing ton men In the same positions, and when their plays work . smoother will be a hard combination to stop. Any who Imagine that Blanchard has not evolved a good team will be quickly un deceived if they line up against Whit man. They Dlav snaDDV. aa-arresslve ball, and are a much heavier team than I expected to see."',. f - In Seattle Thanksgiving-. While at Seattle, Professor ' Angell Signed a contract with the' manager of the University of Washington team, un der which the game between that In stitution and O. A. C. will take placo at Seattle on Thanksgiving day,- The O. A. C-schedule originally gave that date to Willamette university, but the latter team . ha consented to accept November 7 ' as the date for their an nual gam with the Oregon Aggies. The O. A. C. schedule for the remainder of the season is as follows: - Maturaav. vcioner si. 10 oe suDDiisa s Saturday. November 7. Willamette university, at Corvallis. Wednesday. November 11. Whitman college, at Corvallis. Saturday, NOvemberiSl, University of Oregon, at Portland. Thanksgiving day. University of Washington, at Seattle. Satuaday. - December 6. Multnomah Athletic club, at Portland. vjAiiisio THE BEST $3 HAT S HPAT 4 QFI I IMffl fading Clothier "In Sickness or IriHealth" The food that gives bounce and buoyancy to mind and body is 3X1 nn n whole wheat, shreddetd and Foxtail -P: Keene, In His. Own , Car, Which Ho Entered lq the Vander bllt Cup Race. i v back to Oswego, N. Y., and Madden and Raftery will return to- Boston. Should the Beavers - take one of the games from Los Angeles this week, they will land second place for certainty. The only way that San Francisco .can horse ahow.' Opening of four aayr race muiin. tn Rait. Tjikft Cltr." Dave Dealt- ler . va. Johnny Marto. - 10 round at Tuesday Sale of the McGrathiana stud begins at Lexington. Ky. Battling Johnon vs. Terry Mustaln, z-rounds. wedneaoav tjiemaon-uaviaaon iuow kail at- rVilumhla. H.C Friday Arkansas-OKianotna, xootDau nn. at Knnnin Okla.' Daturoay inaoor rnRmpiansnipi oi the A. A. U. in Xadisoa Square (Mr- den. New York. Harvard-Brown foot ball game at Cambridge.. FTlnceton- Weat Point football game at West Point Yale-M. A. C. football a-ame at New Haven. Phlladelphla-Swathmor football game at Philadelphia. Carllale Indiana-Naval Cadets football game at AnnaooUs. Chicago-Minnesota football game at Chicago. Illtnola-Indiana foot ball ram at Urban a. lowa-Xehrarka football game et Iowa City. Vanderbtlt Vlchlgaa football game at Ann Arbor. Wlpoonaln-Marquetta football .game., at Madison. . Bin Rally at O. A. T. taaeeUI rnmtk t Tx Jaaiaatt Oron AgTi'lturl Olleaa. (nrral- l'a. Oct.' It. Tbe Trat granii rally of be year waa bel.t trxMt-r nlaht 6n the aih'etlr yield and asrfaaaed anrtMni ef the kind ever held at it. A. C About etuoenia inn tcrori a-athered on trse carrptrB ani marcned down town where tbT rroed on the rrlncinal tr-eeta. P.aturninr to the rarrpua. a huge bnnfire started and auijree 7 i-repioent xrr an memhera f tha acuity ere entrrueiastk-aulv arDlud. ed , roT'e pwm an4 ye were th-xi rx-ni.T ercei Lea rrtrram. alonal outdoor stars on the club- mater follows: Bill .cott-erman. . catcher: Slats- Crosby' and" Henderson, pitchers: Al Lodell. first baa: Joe Mangold, sec- ona pase uaron j.ura-.-inira rase: Min- kie and . Brown, snortatnp; - Bngga, Tauscher and Moore, outfielders, and Nibs McKenna. , mascot: Jack . Helser. umpire. ' Any team In tha Pacific northwest desirous , of a game will be accommo dated by addressing the manager at 160 uasan street, or pnoninc Alain 7248.- . r- This Date in Sport Annals. 18 William. f"Kld" Gleaaon. Mtad profeaalonal baseball player, bom in Camden, N. J. ' -187& Schooner yacht DauntWa beat the Mohawk' In an ocean race off Sandy Hook lor a ii.eon cup. - list Western Baeeball lea rue com pleted its organisation. 1SI3 At Boston: Harvard college de feated Chicago Athletic association at football, 83 to At M-mphls: Dan patch paced a mile In 1H. 1104 At St. Louis: Frantr'J. Mar shall of New York ' won the rhea championship of the United States. Flood RItt Beats Golden daJe. ' Ooldendale, Wseh.. Oct. it. Hood River high school team defeated the Ooldendale high achool team In a w!l- plared game of ftball Fatorday y acr.r Of I nr 7 to e. Bi'er ir.a ainr- ofT In the flrat half Hood River acred a safety, but after that the fame m anrbodr s till tha lat fje mmutea cf r a", when Bell, the H1 Rivr quarter. a. rnaoa a 10" .t aa --'i rn are a pom. 7 ra amr wtw T t- 1 ci a large trovl iu In Kiur-.te. get Into third place is by winning every game from- Oakland while Portland oses everyone to Loa Angeles.: .1 bis seems hardly likely though. - ''".. Among the Seals there will also be a general scattering. : Mohler goes to nts Los Angelas home. Hlldebrand,. - Wil liams and McArdle go with Fisher o he orient. Zeider is going to Auburn, Ind., while Fred neck retucna to Havana. 111. Kllllfer will study In the University of Michigan. Curtis may visit ..home at mewpon xxews, vn. oerry, , jjaeiciiuir. Jones. Willis. Griffin,-But or and Hen ley : will linger . in, caiuprnia. NEW SOCCER ELEVEN FOR THE CITY LEAGUE Twenty 1 unattached - aoccer football players turned, out for practice on the with the reaulara .made in. two teams which Indulged In an hour's hard work. Out' of the new men- a new club, the Rangers, was organised to take a place in tha city association-, lootoaii league. Their first game will be played . next Saturday witn tne (.-oiumnias. Among the new player to sign up were: Keith, who 'was elected captain, Douglas. Quarterman. Walker. Kyle, Pat and Martin McMcholae, , Hutchinson, Hafllng. Seymour. Henerson, -MacKay Coxon. Lawrence, and Metcalf. . Among the older, players who will become members of the. team are:. Dean. Stev enson, Hccarrerty and Art Mills. , PULLMAN'S COUNTRY ; .RUNNERS TRYING OUT HUGH RESERVOIR ' 8tate College Pullman. Wash.. Oct. 26. A motley band of long distance runner chased acroaa tha Palouaa hllla for a d la lance of five mtlaa Saturday afternoon in a race, tba outcome of which was to decide the personnel of the "cross country team, which will compete with a similar team from the University of Idaho In the nr future. The following were chosen: Cooll. time it minutes la seconds; (Hooker, time. 31 mlnutea 44 seconds: Hunt. time. It; Kdmunson. time !( minutes 30 aanenda. Clark and Johnson, W. 8. C"e two well known mile runner, will be given pmca on the team by virtue of their prevloua records. . . fcTAXDIXO OF THE TEAMS. Ioa rcinr Coat IiC-ag-ne. . Won, Lost. Pet. Angeles ' ) '1 . Portend 1 7 ..14 Ma Franclaco 11 .4T Oakland ! Ill ' .418 t- . - J I XIOKTX.T OOUI1 WTT2I UOV. When ro-e see that kind of a watf rreoa at yo9 gnow -t-at rhatm.fiani weather Is at band. it ready fnr it pew ty r1m a btt)a ef p;,ars Ffi Liineet. Flreat thing trade tor rhema I 'm. rhSIbialaa. froat b"a. aed iff iol-m ail rr -a tea. a I a'he and f vd by "k.-e-e Lrcg t i z aaa a u..w. Ifeadgrates of Government Dam on Hermiston Ditch Are Opened. (Special Dlapatch to Tha Jonraal. Pendleton. Or., Oct; 26. Settlers In the Hermiston valley are rejoicing- over the fact that water has been turned into the' big government ditch which will feed the Cold Springs reservoir, the water to be stored for use durlna- the summer of 1909. . v The water Is now runnlna- thrniiarh me concrete section or tne feed canal, recently rebuilt. The - temporary dams which nave held back the seepage-from tne new concrete lining have been re moved, and within a few days the water will be pouring over the big In let drop into the reservoir. The water was turned In with a small head, and It will be some time before the dtch will be carrying Its full caoacltv. The fact that the government ia able thus early to begin storing water In the big reservoir Insures a full supply of water- to tne i matiua project. The en gineers estimate that It will take 100 day', flow to fill the big reservoir, with the dltch carrying Its capacity. . It Is believed that by early February the storage will have been completed. This done, the government will turn the waters from the river Into theodlstrlbu tlon system direct, through Its "by pass dron,'' and as soon aa the settlers are ready for water it may be delivered to them direct from the river up until along early In June, when the river usually goes so low that further supply from mat source is impossiDie. 3IEXICAN WEDDING WITH ALL THE FRILLS made of the steam-cooked. halted in . f h ?. r.lnnecf 1 - f intf food factory in the .world Oused by invalids and: athletes because it presents the greatest amount or strength-giving ma- a terial with , the ; least ) tax upon S the digestion. Try it for I breakfast . U D fl Heat in Oven Before Serving, " 'V-,-. 3 TgBi ""I tXPl fCnlted rraaa tmil Win.) Monterey. Cal, Oct. 2C Dave Tar- ran go, a Meiicajpr-4a held In the county jail accused of having slashed Nick and Charles Escobar at wedding feast last nignt. diaries Escobar may die,- but his brother will recover. Tba cauae of the trouble is not known, bat It la aup poeed to have started In a dlacusalon over the bride. The guitars werw ting ing at the f entire board while tha fight waa In progreaa outside. The two In- ed men staggered down the atraeta nto the hande of the police, who wra attracted by the noise ef tha. row. Nick has a wrajn wonnd aver hie teoiDla and Charles ha a hi throat eat. When You Think 3 Of the pain which many women experience with every , month it makes the fentleneu and kindness always associ . ated with - womanhood seem to be almoat n . sairacle. While in general no woman rebel against what she re gards n natural necesiity there is no woman wbo wonld -not gladly be free from thin recurring period of pain. Dr. Jeree'n Fmwmrlt Prerlptlm mmMt W0mk wmem nfrenj matt mlet wmm . wall, mad glrm tmem reeefont from pala, . it ttamllka fimUrttr. Hai Imtlm mmtlmm, Mtmlm cayten af enrea- ' jnne arenirnenn. Sick women are invited to eonsult Or. Pierce frit. 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