CAPES
WasCured byLydiaE.Pink-
cured me and I have only taken six
ble Compound. IX
was sic three
months and could
dnot walk.
itfered all the time.
The doctors said I
could not get well
without an opera.
ftion, for I could
hardly stand the
pains fn my sides,
especially my right
one, and down my
rig} ht PI 1 began
to feel better when I had taken only
cue bottle of Compound, but kept on
as I was afraid tostop too soon.” —Mrs,
Siig MULLEN, 2728 N. B. St, EL
svood, Ind.
Why will women take chances with
an operation or drag out a sickly,
walf-hearted existence, missing three-
fourths of the j« yy of Rying when they
nd healtl h in Lydia BE inkham's
le C om pot nd ?
¢ years it “has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such alil-
xuents as displacemen ti
ulee i
t1 thirty
Aid
rati
ties, 1 jodie pains, backache, indiges
tion, and nervous prostration.
if you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege=
table C ompound will help you,
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass, for advice, Your letter
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and the advice free,
tog
The Reason.
“1 know a woman who
eips about her neighbors.”
“Get out. You don't.”
“Yes, 1 do. She's dumb.”
Bold Scribe.
“Ho, hum!” ejaculated honest F
er Hornbeak, who had encounterg
the village newspaper an exagiple
the which the
sometimes displays. “The
Plaindealer ain't afraid
mind He com
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A FOOD STORY
Makes a Woman of 70 “One in 10,000,"
The widow of one of Ohi
distinguished newspaper editors and
a famous leader in politics in his day, |
says she Is 70 years old and a "stron:
credits her fine
Grape
thousand,” and she
physical condition to the use of
Nuts:
“Many years ago I had a terrible
fall which permanently injured my
stomach. For years 1 Hved on =
preparation of corn starch and milk,
but it grew so repugnant to me that |
fiad to give It up. Then I tried, one
after another, a dozen different kinds
of cereals, but the process of diges
tion gave me great pain,
“It was not until I began to use
Cirape-Nuts food three years ago that
1 found relief. It has proved, with the
dear lord's blessing, a great boon to
me, It brought me health and vigor
such as I never expected to again en
joy, and in gratitude I never fall to
sound its praises.” Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
*“Fhere’'s a Reason.”
for it in the little book, “The
ellville,” to by found in pkgs.
oe hadi |
o oo TIAA 1&6 DI
SPORT ASSOCIATION IS PLA
! Prominent Horsemen
New York Recently Want an
international Body,
After Dinner
The horsemen’
York
held in New
August Bel
his Intention of giv
several valuable
United States government,
will lead to the star
| tien of horsemen,
{ more closely such organizations as
| the Jockety club, the Polo association,
| the various hunt clubs and the steeple
| chase committees As suggested by
Harry W. Smith of Worcester, who
{ arranged for the dinner, the organiza.
| tion will be broad, open to all sports
{| of turf and fleld.
“We plan,” he says, “to make It
| open to sportsmen in the broadest
| sense of the word, Including members
| both here and abroad. From every
| foreign country, almost weekly, come
gentlemen who are fond of country
{ life and have made a life study of
| horses, hounds and other animals.
i “The provision of entry should be
{ only that
| a sportsman and a gent
home town. There
restricting the members
x8, for sho
8 dinner
recently, at which
mont
4
AE
announced
stallions to
probably
ting of an associa
binding together
in
reason
leman
is no
hip
Id one v
in
why ‘alt till he
residenc ©
bef
some center
is allowed
Ore i
the “ey ' iT ’
LIGHT SULKY FOR TROTTING
Vehicle Invented for Racing Purposes
That Takes
Weight
A, 3 go ad
All of Driver's
Off Shafts.
GOSSIP OF
SPORTDOM
A orf
Manager Du
ys he believes tl
theory
The season © Doc
Rol
id barred,
suuld be
were ar-
a cock Pittsburg
¢ they will after
en ih
Sox
paid a glowin
a prospective manager. It
to Hal to tell what
Harry ls.
Those
who kindly formed
tion might sthge a
i Chick Evans and Paul
a lot of expense on preliminaries
Mathewson and Chief Myers are bat-
ting about .128 on the road, but their
{ average ia expected to pick up about
: April 12, when they start doing a little
“playing” for the entertainment of the
| New York baseball fans.
Hal Chase will give Birdie Cree a
| ehtice on hia infleld the coming sea
raon. Cree was a wonder in the out:
| fleld last senaon, and Chase wants to
{ keep him in the game for his hitting
and base running again this year,
Davy Jones Is the greatest come
back in the American league. The
Chicago Nationals passed him up sev-
eral years ago and sent him to the
minors. Detroit them took him Ip
and Davy was a member of three
championship teams and is still a
slar base runner.
President Murphy does not stand
in his belief that the coacher at
Shird base should be compelled to re
in the box and refrain from as
ia now
lege golf
8 wi
western o« players,
stern organiza
match bet
A FAMOUS
NEWPORT TENNIS DATES SET
Comers’ Champ :
There on August 21—Pla
Be Sent to Australia,
All
anshin to
Begin
to
yers
Mon
“ted
tonnis (On
The
lay, August
for
irnament
Wy
:
ali-con
wort igh the
the last
been for
movement is on
vent Philadel
to
Newport won only
gle and the oppositio
able watering place
vear under Karl Beh
han
“ y 1
In the Nationa
gitntos,
is between such
ine
in
between players as
players may be pl
manner as may be agreed
the management of the competi
ions.”
bodies and not
aced
Madden Backs Soprano.
Proposing a big sweepstakes race,
which will bring togetlier some of the
best trotters In training next season
John E., Madden the other day
(2:07%) by posting his check for § 500 |
to bind a race for 31.000 a corner, open
to all trotters, except Uhlan (1:68
and The Harvester (2:01)
The race is to be trotted over the
track that will add most money to the
gtakes. Mr. Madden's stipulation is
for mile heats, best three In five,
Horsemen regard the defi as being
aimed especially at Joan (2:04%),
holder of the world's record for four
year- olds,
%)
i
Richards Badger Coach?
It was rumored around the campus
Saturday night that one of the men
that is being considered for football
coach for 1011 is John Richards, the
former Badger track and football star
wo
SIGN
A PAS AP I OPN NPN NP
AL FOR HONUS WAGNER
Manager McGraw of New York Giants
Telis Pitcher Marquard to Give
Pittsburger “Anything.”
4
lifting
standing on
tug
foot,
the
the
Capn
one
ther, and gripping
us We
Dummy
with
LuEn
Taylor
the team
taught us »
Hans Wagner.
“Manager McGraw has shortened
the sign talk to letters for quick work
| When he wants the hitand-run played
{he flashes H-R from the coaching line.
| I, means delayed steal, and so on,
| other teams know what we
i
5
:
ers can catch on
I faced Hang Wagner. 1 looked at
McGraw on the bench. He flashed
| back A. Hans hit a high fly, which 1
i thought was lucky for me, because I
i didn’t know what ball bothered him.
1 asked McGraw what A stood for.
“Anything, he replied. “That
Dutchman has hit every kind of a ball
a mile, Just give him anything and
trust to luck and the fielders.”
im
Yield to English Polo Players.
W. A. Hazard, secretary of the Na:
tional Polo association, has cabled to
the Hurlingham club of England ac
cepting the conditions of that club
that if an international match was de
sired this year it should be played
prior to June 10. Mr. Hazard suggest
Jay 31 and Jubo 3 und 7 as the
for the games. It Is
removes the last obstacle in
of the
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