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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1912.
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STEIGEfi A BEAVER
Erldegroom -and s Kelly Ex
change Catcher for Pitcher;
Henderson to Report.
Manager McCredle of Portland and
Manrjer Mike Kelly of St. Paul have
fixed up trade. In which Tommy Mur
r becomes a Snlnt and Lefty Sclgnr
a Beaver, It has been known for some
time that McCredle had planned sending
hurray to St. Paul In a trade, but the
bridegroom had not made up hli mind
until yesterday to take Stelger In ex
change. Stelger 'had a good bush record
with Springfield of the Three-I league,
but won two yamea and lost threo for
St. Paul He la a youngster and Mc
Credle expects him to develop into a
good man.
Judge MeCredie recelred a letter yea
terdny from Benny Henderson, dated at
Tracey, where the bis flinger ia hunting
wild fowl, stating- that he would report
at Santa Maria aa soon aa transporta
tl on arrived.
'' . ? .Haa Some Smoke.
Pitcher Blalna Thomas, who will try
for a regular berth on th Sacramento
twirling staff this spring, ia eld to
hare so much amok that a backstop
has to lay off a day or two after eaten
Ing him. Thomas was aold by tha Vic
toria dub of tha Northwestern league
to Boston, and, later transferred to Sac
ramento. Ha has not yet signed his
contract ,
Senators Havre Holdouts.
Jimmy Lewis, Chris Mahoney and
Catcher Cheek are the holdouts ao far
; registered with Saerameeto. All want
mora money. - Thirteen Senator have
already signal their eentracta. Patsy
O'Kourke expect to start training with
28 play era
will peHSTor
: . . free tennis court
T1i following petition Is being cir
culated among tha business and pro
feaaioaal men ( Portland: "The eltl
lena of . Portland. Oregon, whose stg
nature appear on thla list ara deslr,
out of gbUa baseball and tennis
' grounds, suea as ara enjoyed by our
slatar eitlea.
Ia placing their names to thla liat
tha city of Portland they hops to oon
vey to tha board tha magnitude of tha
seed of at least 10 baseball diamonds
and six tennis courts located as close
In as poaslbla .
Their expressly desire that action be
taken yet this winter ao that tha
grounda may be i ready for uaa by
Marco It.
.The Hat has been signed by several
prominent business and professional
men of the city and tha list will likely
be presented before tha park board in
a fear week,.;- ,,,, , -, .
SIMP SCHOLASTICS
: Despite tha fact that the Oregon Un
iversity basketball team played under
the rules of the Amateur Athletlo un
ion, H swamped the three local high
school quintets on tha Portland Acad
amy floor last evening.
The Lincoln team was defeated by
the score of 24 to ( and the Jefferson
...u n niuiiivn wn tail By loe way
aide by tha aame score of l to 4.
The Oregon team showed excellent
form throughout. Tha local teams, al
though outweighed, ahowed up well
against the university students
Tk. . A 1 1 T- .1 , .
H'lntet last night defeated the McMtnn
ville college five by the clone soore of
1 to 14. The two teams were evenly
matched and a fine game was played.
In the first game the Spartans de
feated the Dental oollege team by the
core of 82 to 28.
JACK JOHNSON SAYS
MARRIAGEJVAS LEGAL
. ' , (United Prate &eawd wire.)
Chicago, Feb. J.O. -Diacusalng reporte
hare today from Pittsburg that tha au
thorities there ware planning hla arrest
for contracting an Illegal marriage In
tha city, Jack Johnson, world'a heavy
weight champion, admitted that ha waa
married in Pittsburg in January, 1911.
to Mrs. Etta Puryea. The negro de
clared tha marriage was legal and that
:, he does not fear prosecution.
- Mrs. Johnson aecured a dlvorca from
Clarence Duryea of Hempatead, L. I,
about 18 months ago. The pugillat e wife
la a white woman.
. 1 Coulon Starts Training.
(United Press Vtuti Wire.)
New Orleans, Feb. 10. Johnny Coulon,
bantam champion of the world, started
training here today for his 20-round
fight February 18 with Frankte Burns
of Jersey City. The bout will be staged
on Sunday by the West Side Athletlo
club.
Golf Play Starts Today.
, 'The first round of the men's handl
rap golf tournament of the Waverly
club started this afternoon. Sixteen
members qualified for the first round
and today'a scores will tell who will
qualify1 for the second round.
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BASKETERS
GARDENERS BETTER
Thirty-five Outfielders in Ju
nior Major Bat Over Three
Hundred.
Why ia It that American league play
ers outbat their National league riv
als?
There were 85 playtre in the new or
ganisation who swatted tha ban ror an
averase better than the coveted .800
mark, while In the National there were
lust 21 over thla mark. Just 27 of
the 85 In the American played in more
than 60 sames. while In the National
but 14 of tha 21 were In more than half
a hundred battles.
In olub batting the American league
also excelled, the team average of tha
Athletics, the pennant winners, being
.297, while the Giants, who copped In
the National, swatted but .27ft.
Many excuses for the apparent ad
vantage In favor of the American have
been mads by the National league back
ers during the past three aeasons, but
each and every one has bean shattered
witn all ease. . At nret it was staiea
that the American used a livelier ball,
but this was knocked In the head when
A. O. Spalding stated that the balls
used in the two major organisations
are Identically the aame with the excep
tion of the name. After- this tha Na
tional leagtie'a supporters came for
ward with the assertion that the Na
tional league twlrlera ara better than
those Id the American. Just take a
look at the result of the 1811 world
series and then form your own opinion.
Outfleldera Hit Consistently.
The main cause for the difference la
batting is found in the outfields of tha
rival organisations. Both have hard
hitting outer gardeners, but those in
the American are the kind that are able
to bit tha ball consistently, rolling up
one, two or three hits each and every
day. In tha parent organization this
class ef hitting is now rather eoaroe.
Laat season in the outfield of the
American league clubs there were 14
players who batted better than .800,
while in the National Just five regulara
swatted above thla mark. The Nation
al had plenty of hard hlttera, but none
who are able to deliver each game.
Boston Kad Bast Trio,
Tha star outfield hitttng combination
of tha world during 1911 waa found
with tha Boaton American league olub.
This outwork was made up ef Trls
Speaker, Hooper and Lewis, and all
three batted better than .800, Speaker
leading with .827. Every club In Ban
Johnson's league, with the exception of
St Louis, had at least one hitter above
the .800 mark. In the National five
ciuba were minus a .800 hitter, who
worked regularly in the outfield.
The outfielders that hit above .880
are:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Murphy .828, Lord .810.
Detroit Cobb .420, Crawford .878.
Cleveland Jackson ,408, Easterly .824,
Birmingham .204.
Chicago Molntyre .828.
Boaton Speaker .827. Hooper, ,811,
Lewie .807.
New York Cree .248, Wolter 404.
Washington Lellvelt .820, Milan .818.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago -Schulte .800.
Pttteburg Clarke .824, Wilson .800.
Boaton Miller .888, Ponlia .818.
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ABE ATTELL IS 2 TO 1
FAVORITE FOR FIGHT
(United rreas Leased Wire.)
Log Angeles, Feb. 10. Abe AttelL
featherweight champion, rules today a
2 to 1 favorite over Johnny Kllbane,
who will contest hie title at Vernon
February 22. There haa bean little ear
ly betting, tha Kilbana man apparently
sitting back waiting for long odda.
According to experta, however, the I
to 1 price ia not deattned to hold good
very long, 10 to 7 being the figures at
which tha wiseacres declare the men
will enter the ring. Kllbane haa much
local aupport, and that, with the backing
of the Cleveland sports who follow him,
la expected to keep up his and.
SWIMMING CARNIVAL
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
The second swimming carnival of the
Portland batha will be held Tuesday eve
ning, February 20. Several crack swim
mers of the city have already entered
a number of the events and a closer
meet Is expected thla time.
Several of the Multnomah club awlm-
mers will likely enter thla meet in view
of the fact that the first one held waa
very successful. Some of the swim
mers who will enter tho meet are Ches
ter Wheeler, Colllster Wheeler, Ernst
Maglus and Earl.
RUH AND ST0LL TAKE
BERLIN SIX DAY RACE
(United Press LnaA Wire I
Berlin. Feb. Id. Walter Rutt and
Joliann Stoll, comprising the German
Dutch team, today collected first money
In the six-day International bicycle
rare which ended here last night. Joe
Foirler and James Moran finished a pp.
ond, )wlth Eddie Root and Fred Hill
third. The men covered 2406 H milea.
MAHM0UT IS AN EASY
WINNER OVER RUSSIAN
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 10. Mahmout. the
Turkish wrestler, today Is considered
the coming mat champion by local fans,
who last night saw him easily defeat
Ivan Romanoff, the Russian giant, In
straight falls. It only required 21 min
utes for Mahmout to win thfe first fall
and 12 minutes for the second.
Races nt Jnarer.
Juarez, Feb. 10. Results yesterday:
First raoe Inquleta, 7 to 6, 1 to 2,
1 to 4, won; Blue Jay, 4 to 1, 8 to 1,
second; Mother Ketcham, 8 to S, third.
Time, :40 4-5. .
Second race Baby Poll, 2 to 1, 4 to
5. 2 to 6, won; Mabel Hill, 4 to 1, J to 1,
second; Gus Hartrldge, 8 to 1, third.
Time. 1:27 4-5. Scratch, Allsa Page,
Mabel King and Thistle Roaa.
Third raoe Golden Ruby, 6 to I, 5
to 2, 6 to 6, won; Lady Stalwart, 5 to 2,
to 8, second; Mapieton, 8 to 1, third.
Tlmo, 1:14. Scratch, Rosa Worth and
King Thistle. :
Fourth Eye white, 8 to X. I to 5.
out, won: Dutch Rock, J to 4. out, see
ond Florence A, out,- third. Time,
l:t 8-5. .
Fifth race Zool, 8 to to 1, 8 to
I, won; r.mma u, o to l, S to l, eecond;
Bob Lynch, 1 to 2, third. Tims, 1:14,
Scratch,, Annual Interest1 'l';,
Sixth race Wicket 1 to 1. 8 to I. 1
to t, woni Discontent, 2. to I, I to ,
second; Misprison, even, third. Time,
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HIS WHOLE FAMILY ;
SIGNED BY PIRATES
Harry Gardner, tha Portland boy
who was not tenderod a contract
by Barney Dreyfuss. the Plttaburg
magnate, until ho Lad H8red to
tak his wife and baby east with
him. Gardner waa homesick last
year.
lie BOOSTING
Jack Trying to Convince Fight
Fans That Flynn Will
Win the Bout.
(United Press Uims Wire.)
Albuaueraue. N. M.. Fab. 10 Predic
tion that Jim Flynn. the' Pueblo fire
man, would dispose of Champion Jack
Johnson by a knockout in their July
battle was msde here todsy by Jack
Curley, manager of Flynn.
Curlay, who la promoting tha affair,
declared that business men ef Las Ve-
gaa had offered him 8100,000 to ataga
the bout there. In discussing tha com
ing match, Curley aaid:
"There is no doubt In my mind but
that Flynn will win. He haa won IS
atralght fights and haa disposed of ev
ery heavyweight of Importance except
Johnaon. Flynn ia a wonderfully im
proved fighter and ha will enter the ring
againat the negro weighing nearly 200
pounds. - I do not believe Johnson would
fight if he could get out of it, but he
muat do ao to maintain hla reputation,
whloh is earning blm 82000 weakly."
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BE Fi
ISHED Tl
Piar for aecond place In the city
pool tournament will be resumed this
afternoon, when Ingram and Johnatone
will finish their game which waa etart
ed last night Ingram la leading John
stone by the score of 82 to 46, and
the rest of tha 125 pojnta will be played
today.
In the flrat game laat night Plokard
defeated Johnstone by the score of 121
to 118 in a 61 inning game. Johnatone
waa leading Ptckard by 20 pointa at one
time.
Plckard waa defeated in the second
game of the night by Ingram by the
score of 125 to 100.
It looks as if the tournament will end
with Wilcox first, Ingram second. Pick.
ard third and Johnstone fourth.
SMITH-REILLY BOUT
IS DECLARED A DRAW
(United Press teased Wlre.i
San Franoisco, Feb, 10. There is a
lot of difference of opinion here today
over the Frankle Smith-Charley RelUy
four-round bout at Dreamland laat
night. It ended In a draw, but friends
of both boya claim the honors for their
man. However, Eddie Hanlon refereed
the bout, and hla decision stands.
Eddie Cam pi had ao muoh on George
Cooper In the bantam battle that the
bout had to be stopped after a round
and a half. Tommy McFarland and
Ray Campbell, lightweights, put up a
fast four-round draw. Willie Robinson
got the decision over Cy Bronson; Cy
clone Kelly put Frank Burgess to sleep
in the fourth.
M'CLOSKEY BEATEN
BY NEGRQ ,N PAR,S
(United Press tenwd Wire.)
Paris, Feb. 10. Blink" McCloekey, a
white American fighter, la still dased
today as a result of a beating he re
cerVcd last night at the hands of Bob
Scanlon, a negro from the United Statea.
Soanlon put McCloakey to sleep in the
eighth round with a terrific right to
the Jaw. McCloakey waa unconscious
for half an hour.
PACKY M'FARLAND
FOND OF HIS MUSH
e (United Press tested Wire.) A
e New York. Feb. 10. Bxpiana- e
e tiona ware forthcoming here to- e)
e day from Paackey MoFarlahd,
e who failed to show tip in Phlla- a)
4 dclphla last Wednesday . night e
for a six round conteat with
4 Toung Krne. "It waa like thla," 4
4 began McFarland. "A man haa
e but one face and mine reata on ; e)
:my shoulders. I might add that
X am very fond of it, too, and., 4
4 whan Kid Burns closed up my i
right eye, I decided It would ba 1
e bad business for me to meet Mr, .4
e Erne with only one glim work
, in. That's all there la. to it." e
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BOUT DOWN SOUTH
OURNEY
IN
DAY
Ill
Portland Compelled to Change
Dates on Account of
Conflict.
On account of the fact that datea
first act by the looal gun club for the
Paolflo Coast Handloap tournament in
Which trap shooters from all sections
ef the country will take parti conflict
with other tournament dates of the In
teratate association. It has been de
elded to hold the Portland tournament
during the last weak in August '
President Culllson aald this mowing
that tha datea for the tournament would
be Auguat 27, 28 and 22.
Tha looal olub planned to hold tha
tournament tha week after the Elks'
carnival, July 8-12, but on account of
the conflict with other tournaments It
waa decided on a charge.
BfloreUry Addleman received tha fol
lowing telegram from Elmer VS. Shaner,
aeoratary-treaaurer of the Interstate
Commission at Pittsburg, Pa,, which la
self explanatory: "J. A. Addleman, Port
land, Or. The Interstate association's
circuit for the year was arranged un
der fhe Impression that the laat week
In Auguat would ba the satisfactory
time for holding the Pacific Coaat hand
icap and all tournaments have been
closed for with the exception of Port
land. Several other large tournaments
are scheduled in conjunction with our
circuit and we cannot ehanga the Pa
cific Coast handloap 'datea without dis
rupting these arrangements, which we
feel would ba unwise to do. Therefore
please have tha Portland Gun club oasa
upon conditions and datea named in our
letter. Advise promptly as final arrange
menta must be made at the earliest
possible moment to avoid Conflict
with other tournaments.
BLMER XX SHANER."
JIMMY LAWLER, PUG,
MUST GO TO PRISON
(United Praw Leased Wire.)
Ban Francisco. Feb. 10. Jimmy Lew-
ler, former pugilist, manager of the
Turf cafe, waa taken to the county Jail
today to serve alx months for having
Druiauy attacxea Ada Bretagne ot Hao
ramento, a danca hall girl. He must
also pay a fine of $500. Lawler'e sen
tence came aa the reault of his third
trial, two pravloua Juries having dis
agreed. Tha third jury was out Just
to minutes.
Lawler said he would have to mort
gage his mother'a home to pay the fine.
Zbjrsczko to Meet Demetral.
(United Ptees leased Wire.)
Ban Franeisoo, Fab. 10. James W.
Coffroth, fight promoter, today has
completed arrangementsfor a wrestling
match here March 17 between Stanislaus
Zbyscsko and William Demetral. The
bout will be catch aa catch can ' and
will be staged in an epen 'air arena
at Eighth and Howard gtreeta.
Phillies Release HaiL
(Called Press tsaMd Wire.)
Philadelphia, Feb. 10 The Phlladel
phla National league olub has today re
leased Pitcher Hall to the Tacoma
Northwestern olub.
DALLAS OPENS CAMPAIGN
FOR HOME MADE GOODS
(fseelal t The learns!.)
Dallas. Or., Feb, 10 Wedneeday even
ing a publla meeting waa held in tha
courthouse in thia oity for tha purpose
Of encouraging the use of Oregon made
produets. A movement was started to
form an "Oregon First Consumers'
league," and over 100 signers were ob
tained. The meeting was opened by W.
L. Toon Jr., secretary of the Dallas
Commercial club, and Colonel E. Hofar
of the Pally Capital Journal of Salem.
L. Bamuela of the Oregon Life Inaur-
ance company of Portland. Charles Hoag
of the .Manufacturers association and
Charles Huokenatein ef Balem made
short addresses on the benefits to the
consumer and retailer by ualag Oregon
made products in preference where
quality and price were on a par with
other produota. Two hundred persona
ware preaent at the meeting. It la the
Intention to hold similar meetings in
towns throughout, the valley, and fur
ther establish the "Oregon First Con
sumers' league."
UMATILLA COUNTY HIRES
GENERAL ROAD ENGINEER
(peri! to The Joarnal.t
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 10. Tha Umatilla
county court thla morning entered into
a contract with C H. Martin, East
Eighth and Couch streets, Portland,
whereby he ia to act aa general road
engineer of the county and to superin
tend the construction of good roads and
bridges in the county. Martin is a road
builder ot 20 years' experience. He will
commenoe work on Mareh 1 and will
aet a force building a 10 mile etretch
of macadam east from this city.
Magnate Killg Himself.
(Cnlted Pros Leased Wire.)
Phoenix. Arlx.. Feb. 10. A. W. Ballard.
president of the largest electric cor
poration la Arisona, la dead today, hav
Ing ended hla Ufa by ahootlng himself
twice through the haart Hla body waa
found in a chair at hla desk. Li health
la believed to have caused hie act
Cushman for Representative.
Eugene, Or., Feb. 10. I. B. Cushman,
a lumberman living at Acme, haa filed
hla nominating petition for representa
tive from Lane county on the Repub
lican ticket. He waa a member ot tha
last legislature. He promiaea to jrtand
by the atate university and the public
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PERSONALS
..Si-'.'.
E. B. Hanaon,-a feromlnent -member
ef the Rotary -elub of Baq Franoiaeo, la
a guest at th. Perkins.
VC. R. Parker, a business man and
land owner of Buhl, Idaho, la a guest at
the Perkins. : .
X). Williams a prominent eltlaen ef
Corvallla, is a aueat at the Parklna,.
M. Thacker, a bualnees man ef Hu.
sum. Wash., is registered at , the per
kins. i-n-rAu. - v :
' Ernest Beaks of North Tekima. a
buslnaaa man, is a guest at the PerWne.
H. Toby, a . merohant of Ywlt
Wash., ia a gueat at th Parkins.
9. A, Oraham, a lumberman ef Kelso,
Wash., la registered at the Parklna,
' Harry Handryx, a mining man ef
Bumpter, Or., Ia visiting in the oity.
F, B. Walte, the wall known banker
and real estate dealer of Butberlln, is a
gueat at tha Imperial. '
James II. Nichols, a merchant ef Ba
ker. Or., Is regtetared at the Imperial.
A. C, Dlson, . lumberman of Eugene,
is registered at the Imperial.
A, N, 80) lee, gn attorney of Ontario,
Or,, ia registered at the. Imperial.
Luke Ryan, a pioneer merohant and
land bolder ot Jacksonville, . Or, la a
guest at the Imperial. .
C. H. Bproat, the prise fruit grower
of Hood River, is regtetared at tha Im
perial. .
Dr. 8. P. Smith of Sardo, N. D., Is reg
istered at the Imperial. '
A. A. Jayne, an attorney of Hood
River, la registered at the Imperial.
O. E. Barlow, dealer in electrical
goods, of Seattle, la a gueat at the Im
perial. Roy w. Bltney. a farmer of th. Pen
dleton country, and R. R. Johnaon, are
gueata at the Imperial.
W, C. Milea, a promlnet lumberman
of Seattle, la a guest at the Imperial,
Mark Moor house of Pendleton, accom
panied by hla wife, paaaed through Port
land last evening on their way to Los
Angeles, where Mr. Moorhouse will as
sist In putting on a "round-up" similar
to that held annually at Pendleton.
James A Howard, a mining man of
Baker, Or., la registered at the Imperial.
Oeorge H. Walther, a hardware dealer
of The Dallea, Is reglatered at the Im
perial. R. If. Cowden, a lumber dealer ef 811
verton. Or., la a guest at the Oregon.
J. Farleigh, a business man of Ash
land, and wifs, are guests at the Im
perial. J. W. Bounds, a real .state operator
of Eugene, Is registered at the Imperial.
Oeorge Llndatrom, a merchant of As
toria, is a gueat at the Oregon.
T, H. Kinney, auditor for the Portland
Oas company, baa returned from New
York, and la a grueat at the Oregon.
Fred Kats, a contractor of Ban Fran
cisco, is registered at the Bowers.
A. I, Mason and C. K. Bpenoe of Hood
River, representatives of the atate
grange sood roads measures, ara guests
at the Oregon.
Mrs, A. Newton and daughter and
Miss Sherman ef Walla Walla, are
gueata at the Bowers.
A. P. Davia, a government official of
Washington, D. C, is a guest at the
Seward.
J. P. Johnson, a business man of
Clatekanle, Or, ia a gueat at the Sew
ard. J, P, Howe, a business man ef Eu
gene, and wife, are reglatered at the
Seward.
A. W. Weeterberg, a lumberman ef
Minneapolis, Minn, is a guaat at th
Seward.
J. C. Fairchlld. . bualneaa man ef Ta
eoma, la reglatered at the Seward.
Alex White of Westport Or., la regie,
tared at the Seward.
J. W. Oreen, a business man ef War
ronton. Or, la registered at the Cor
nellua. B. T. Crenshaw of Astoria, is regla
tered at the Cornelius.
Charlea W. Jonaa of Louisville, Ky
who Is engaged in the manufacturing
bustnesa at Portland, is a fu"t at the
Portland.
W. Clayton, capitalist and railroad
man of Spokane, is a guest at th. Port
land. O. Currier Jr., who la Interested la
Hood River fruit lands, Is a guest 'at
the Portland from Hood River.
Nathan Strauss and sister, Miss Clara
St rati ss of New York, are guests at the
Portland. Mr. Strauss is the eaatem
repreaentatlve for Flelsohner-Mayer Co.,
of Portland.
Mrs. H. C Levy and sen of Cascade
Locks, Or., are registered at the Port
land. Fred Wertman ef MoMlaartUi, la reg
latered at the Portland.
Would Leave Her Fifth.
(United Prese teased Wlrs.l
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Fauser today baa applied to Jostle
Hotchklas for ' a separation from her
fifth husband. )
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Mr. C. F. Wagenblast, Slatera. Or, sayaTTor some time pact I have
been completely cured of the rheum atlam I had in my lega. The paina
were very eevare and were caused by exposure. I alo had lumbago,
and the.t too, haa been cured. I would not hav missed the cure Eleo-tra-Vlta
has effected for five times what the appliance ooat ma"
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Juat put your nam and address
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you can't call. We'll aend you our
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. reaardlng ib dlaeaaee , Of men and
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ef an expert physician free of charge
while using ElectrvVlta. ,
DR. GREEN
, ' . OinUS B3UYO JsTBjr ,
BACKTOHEALTH
We our quickly and permanently
all curable rases of AJUCOaTO
VETS , and snrBBOOSUt, without
severe - surgical operations; Uatal-
TKKAXi ossrrmTdTzoars without
cutting or burning; 8WIOITIC
BUIOO rOZSOXT without Injurious
drugs; (808 skilfully administered If
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la your absolute
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e o m m enoea We
must flrat ae and
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way, ' Come today.
Hours dally to
5; evenings. 7 to
8; Sunday, 10 to 1.
DR. GREEN CO.
369 Waehingtos art, Portland, Or.
I Cure Men Quickly
1 am making men
well and whole. I am
doing what no other
specialist can do for
men. When all oth
ers fall I cure, be
cause my pract:
haa been wider, my
experience mora var
ied, beoause my
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What T . mTf
doing for others I
will do for you.
XT BPBOZAZ.TTJBS ABB
BTerrous Ztebillty, Blood Ailments,
Piles, verieeee Telns, Bupture, Kid
oey, Bladder and aU ailments pecul
iar to men. Do not let money mat
ters keep yotj away, as my charges
are ao low as to be within the reach
of alt. OOOD StOVBBV WOBI and a
BQTTAma SB AX. Is what you want
Consuiutlon and examination fre.
Call now er write,
DR. LINDSAY
The Old Sellable pecteUat
Corner Alder and Second atreets.
Entrance It 84 Second street Port
land, Or. Office hours to
8 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m, to 1 p. m.
S. K. CHAN
Chinese Doctors
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The wall
known Sis. gt
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Chinese medicines of herbs and roots,
have wonderfully cured many sufferers
of both external and internal sioknesaes
when ail other remedies have failed. Jfe
operation. Examinations for ladies by
Mrs. Xr. Oban. Call or writ, to a. X,
Ohan Chinese Medioln Co. 1st at
V. W. Cos. Alder, Portland, O.
Kcxnovad te 833 Vi Waslu eons ad St,
Chines Xootor.
Hla Chinese berba and
root medleln euro
blood trouble and all
dlaeases ot tha heart
lungs, liver, stomaca,
kidneys, When others
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To people who suffer frem
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rheumatism, nervoua oomplalnts,
lost strength, debility, weakness
In any form, or stomach, kidney
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at a otic, within tha reach of aU.
We have no drug to sell you. The
remedy we offer Is electricity
' that's nature medicine.
It la impossible te our. any
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-glvea that It helpa na
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810 aCAJSSTXO BX.SO. ,
SBATTX.B, WASH. --
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The leading? Specialist
I am a registered and licensed
physician, confining my ..apeciai
practice to the ailments of MEN. I
have more money invested In my
establishment than all other Port
land specialists combined.
I use my photograph 00 thaW"n
you com to see me peraonally you
will recognise ma Investigate . my
Eiersoaal standing before accepting
reatment from a doctor of unkonwn
dentlty er reputation.
Are You
being treated In a atlafaetery man
ner by your preaent doetorTMa nt
carrying out hie promlaeaT Hae nj
cured you in a reasonable t!mB na
lived up to hla guarantee Ar you
paying him exorbitant - prloas for
medielmjT Doea he employ thrfj,,'
ly up-to-date and scientific methoda,
which would be approved by the reg
ular family doctor? If yon cannot
answer these questions favorably te
yourself, coma and have a confiden
tial talk with us about your ease
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ow. pxxbs. rzsmnbA. bto
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ire detention prom Ooenpallem,
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MY WORD AND WITJL CITB YOU
TO OTHER MKDICAL AUTHORI
TIES THAT THIS ISA FACT. I
AM CERTAINLY PREPAKID TO
CURE BY EXPERIENCE AND
EQUIPMENT, WHICH ARB THE
ICEYSTOVE9 TO STWESS. f HAVE
THE BERT EOTTTPPETt MEDICAL
OFFICE ON THE COAST.
rstEB COSTS TX.TATI0B
I Invite you to come to my office.
I will explain to you mv treatment
for Varicose Veins, Hernia. Nenroua
Debility. Hlood Disorders. Piles, n.
tula Bladder, Kidney, Prostatic and
all Men's AUmente. and give you
FREE a physical examination: If nao
easary a mleroscoptaal and chemical
analysle of secretions te determine
pathological and bacteriological co
ditlona. Every neraon ahould take
advantage of thla opportunity te
learn their true condition. A per
manent cure la what you want
My offloea are opeti all day from
fta. to 8 p. m. and Sundsya from
aTg. Smith, M.D.
aaM Morrison St, Oeraat tl
Portland, Oregon
Modern Methods
I am positively the only specialist
In Portland that publishes his own
photograph, personally conducts and
manages his own office and eon
suits with and trests all his own
patienta I have more qualifications
and experience than any other spe
cialist advertising in this city.
Every man calling at my offlee la
assured of my personal and individ
ual treatment until a eure Is ef
fected. My fees are one fourth that
exacted by the a r I o u a "medio!
companies,' "instltutea" and "mu
seums." Be aura to consult me be
fore treating elsewhere,
www aim MAir sxscotxby poos
BLOOD POISON $25
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t Bever KOU OTT PAX.SB XOP3BS
Why treat with Incompetents when
you can secure the expert aerrioea
of a competent specialist T
Come to me If you have any of th
following dlaorders: Varicose Telna,
pimples, Herrcue Debility, Xf a r e,
Blood and Skia XklaordersV Bladder
Tronbles, Blood Poisons, Brsptioas,
trloers, Special Ailments, Piles or
Plsenla.
te o 1 to S Ballyi Sunday 10 to X
. Examination -Advloa Pres.
J.J.KeefefPh.G.M.D.
Boom j 11-14 X.afayeMe Bldf,
S1SM VTASHirOTOXT st. Cor. grin
POBTXJlTX. OX.
Hundreds of Successful
Cures Since He Opened
in Portland
vHe cures with non-poisonous, non
Injurloua herbs all diseases of the
Throat Heart Liver, Lungs, Stom
ach, Kidneys, Piles, Constipation,
Nervousness. .Neuralgia, Rheuma
tism, Catarrh, Ecaema, Blood Poison,
Diabetes and alt organic disease.
. OOKStntTATIOW PBBB.
' Patienta out of town can secure
these health-building remedtea Send
i centa in stamps for symptom blank.
., wo crarjTEss mbdioax, co.
BBOVi Alder. Cor. Third. .
Dr. 0L Dr.
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