His “Boys” Call Him the “General Ad- viser Without Pay”"—HMe Is Partial to None. whether they live or not and co good Such a man is Augustus BE. Vaughan, immaculate of dress and of heart ven. erable in years and usefulness, whom one may see almost any day either on Boston Common or at Young Men's Christian Union. His specialty is helping his and discouraged brother, whether he be a cigarette smoking boy or a rum sodden and disheartened derelict of a man. His creed is cheerfulness and his passion {8 books. Often may see him, straight, faultlessly attired in a frock coat, with his flowing white beard and his long and carefully trimmed white locks, standing with or sitting beside some ragged and unkempt victim of circumstances who has sought the only place where the police tell him to move on, the mon, and then one is sure to by the contrast Many a has met there clean of body and heart as and all through his infectious good nature brgtber)) comraderie Amon 1 his ol the fallen one tall and will not Com be struck nan he has become as himself, and ith wh om » younger men w adviser wi terested not engage summer, every day calls them. Sq before highly educa ids many nown ted unts among hi [rier colleg residents professors He was seventy-fi lin iegage be common # Women ty than holce man who EAGER TO WORK. Heaith Regained by Right Food. The average healthy ia usually eager to useful task or employ But let 8 spepsia or hol d of one, and all endeavor burden “A year ago, after recovering from an operation,” writes a Michigan lady, “my stomach and nerves began to give me much trouble, At times my clous, but when followed. Othe tite whatever. nourish me ever. “I lost Interest man or wor busy at ment nan boy some indigestio 1 got becomes appetite was vora- indulged, Indigestion times | had no appe- The food 1 took did not and I grew weaker than in everything and wanted to be alone. I had always had good nerves, but now the merest trifle would upset me and bring on a violent headache, Walking across the room was an effort and was out of the question, “1 had seen GrapeNuts advertised, but did not believe what 1 read at the time. At last when it seemed as if 1 wns literally starving, 1 began to eat Grape-Nuts, “lI had not been able to work for a year, but now after two months on Grape-Nuts I am eager to be at work ngain. My stomach gives me no trou ble now, my nerves aro steady as ever, and interest In Hie and ambition have come back with the return to health.” Read “The Road to Waellville,” in pkgs. “There's a Reason.” ¥yer rend the ahove letter? A new one appears from time to lms, They ere genuine, true, asd full of human interest. presc RYAN WAS FIRST CHAMPION | Gives How Need Interesti He Won nam, Syracuse Fighter Statement Title From ng as to Tommy Ryan. n of Minneapolis Calif n Needham was gens the champion and hed with him for a finish the “12t me hat in those champions had to make weight he ringside, with their fAghting There was no rally I was rev nized as i match honors shy right here ti toge and glovea on ich thing as weigh in the afternoon and fighting six hours later. “For five Needham and | which took place in 1881 went rounds and 1 won on a knockout. 1 wad then recognized as the champion of America. and five minutes The bout, hours fought go iH He was recog of the tralia about that time. nized as the welter champion land of the kangaroo, George Dawson for the title, “William's first fight In Australian this coun and Smith knocked him out in three championship. He had the Australian title while 1 held that of America “We fought in Minneapolis and 1 won in twenty rounds, making me the undisputed welterweight champion of the world. “My next fight for the title took place in The Alhambra here in 1897. Tommy Tracy had come over from Australia and claimed the champlon- ship *of that country. He challenged ime, and when we met 1 knocked him put In nine rounds, “After this bout I drifted into the POSSESS GOCD BA Cricketer Player as Batter 5 the ball the grount weeks cret of that sweep ag A team that had been little while bard the life out ers, and would get all its competitors A few years ago It will be bered, a team of ers vis! for a could remem Australian ball play ted us, and played a large iniry Australians lost most of as their pitchers and they hadn't learned anything or fancy fielding. But always jolted the liver of The jolly thelr games, ©asy, wore they out and lost most of horned into baseball When a drop usually to left fleld—with a to face. trying for awhile, mer Coat a LTE Byracuse Likely to Retain Craw, Syracuse university is confident tdat it will have crews at the annual inter collegiate regatta on the Hudson river next summer, ag the students are suf scribing generously toward ralsing thw $6,000 indebtedness. Many of the freshmen are going in fer rowing with sculls and sweeps, so that Coach Jim Ten Eyck will have plenty of material to plek from. Mike Mitchell, Outfielder and Heavy Hitter of Cincinnat) National League Team. BY MIKE MITCHELL, Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles) Luck I think Is the biggest element in winning baseball games, and in the success of individual player. many good ball players sent back to the minor and have never arl luck broke aga ing their early carecrs lucky any known who were leagues en again them dur and they ney- get another because ria er were enough to Se ori ng and runs wins, the hitting scores part of hit son that are mysteries In bg i under good hard the luck is luck There at even ti stand iting filtters sts t 3 well hitting ball hard who, to watch hink were in the standing Hitth each batter to btu perhaps a Keep cool, the time » lucky GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM has several ker mitt Bat Nelson thinks he youthful wallops in his haym yet Dave Barry has been appointed man ager and matchmaker of the New Or leans Athletic club An expert has said Attell’'s fighting are about over, but Abe keeps right on gathering in the coin Yost's trickery did trap the Gophers «if was not the double cross, but the double pass that turned the trick Minor league magnates already are and have invited President Taft to address them in 1911. Mr. Btagg Is starting early. He already has predicted a good season for 1911 in football, as far as the Mid- way school is concerned. Chicago turners do not cater much to indoor ball and basket ball, but wrestling Is gaining a strangle grip on their attention just now, Chicago 18 highly honored In the amateur athletle world. The supreme rulers of both the A. A. U, and the A A. PP. hall from the windy city. Those striking hockey skaters can't see the use in amateurism when they hear the fingle of the coin at the box offices. It is the semipro influence. | Ones of These Talented Women Is i Sarah Bernhardt and the Other Ellen Terry. Two famous grandmothers are | tinguished visitors of this country. He ferring to talented ladies the Rochester Post Express says: “One of the grandmothers is Mme. Sarah Bern hardt; the other is Ellen Terry jot! | actresses have reached an zge when f(t is permissible to retire from life; but the Fre tress is said be as energetic half age, while Ellen Terry is declared be as young as ever she was In palmy days when she and Henry Irv ing ruled the theatrical world of Eng- land. Miss Terry has retired from the stage so acting is and has taken to lecturin peare’s heroines better than she many of the great dramatist? breezy biography know what thinks of Portia, e, Volls land and won el tragedies ed p dis. these active neh ad to a8 a4 woman her to the far as concerned. t on Bhakes And who could do has women of Hi who played so WOons Headers of leatric other famous and comedies Id charm expressiy of ti king actr SAVED OLD LADY'S HAIR age cou derfully velvet volce English-spe TO DRIVE OUT MAL ARIA NprRuiLb x iy SYSTEM Take the 1 Mlandard Rd = TASTELRSS Cig } ¥ Ew tu Are taking The formu & plainly printed 3 Overy iw » showing It pir Onin ne ian enn form § the we lars and the Sold br all dealers Mr. Dorkins to have the last word, anyway Mrs. Dorkins—Yes, that's because you always walt to hear me say it Experience is a safe and more ful guide than any Te however accurate and scientific it may be Buckle use No matter how long your neck may be or how sore your throat, Hamlin Wizard Oil will eure it surely and quickly, It inflammation. 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