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Madge Was George fooling while
you were playing goli.
Mnrjnrle Gracious, 1 hop not?
Why, 1 accepted blm. Llpplncott's.
N
Accidents, Tiurna, Scalds, Sprain,
Bniiwa, Hump.. Cuts, Wound, nil are
painful, Hamlin Wizard Oil draw, out
the inflammation and gie intant relief.
Don't wuit for the accident. Huv it now.
Overlooked.
Knlcker We can't carry revolvers
any longer.
Rocker Rut they didn't take away
the girls' hatpins.
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And So On.
"What Is this domestic science?"
In-
quired the engaged girl.
"It consists of making hash out of
the left-over lncnt, and croquettes out
cf the left-over hash," explained her
more experienced friend.
Would Arrest Him Anyway.
Sergeant 'Alt! Take Murphy's
name for talkln' in the ranks.
Corporal W'y, sergeant, 'e weren't
tnlkin'.
Sergeunt Wasn't he? Well, cross
It out an' put 'lm In the guardroom for
Seceivin' me. Tatler.
An Unbeliever,
to his adhf slve tnllor, "1 object to this
"Sir." said the haughty American
boorish dunning. I would have you
snow that my great great grandfather
was one of the early settlers."
And yet, sighed the anxious
tradosmnn, "there are people who be
lieve In heredity." Argonaut.
When FriendshlD Counts.
The doors of the deformed man are
always locked, and the key Is on tbe
outside. He may have treasures of
charm Inside, but they will never be
revealed unless the person outside co
operates with btm In unlocking the
"ir. A friend becomes, to a much
greater degree than with the ordinary
min, the Indispensable means of dis
covering one's own personality. One
ni.v exists, so to speak, with friends.
It Is easy to see how hopelessly such
Rcnsltlveness Incapacitates a man
jor business, professional or social
life, where the hasty and superficial
Impression Is everything, and disas
ter Is the fate of the man who hat
l0t a" he treasures of bis personal
" "'8 front window where they
" oe readily Inspected and ap-jiralsed.-From
the September At
lantic. One Mother
Says
"There's only
trouble with
one
Post
Toasties
"When I get a pacK
QgQ or two, Father
and the boys at once
ave tremendous ap
petites." post Toasties
Require No Cooking
Serve with sugar
Jd cream and the
gJes go round the
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PUNTING HAS INCREASED IN IMPORTANCE
Otto 8eller
Nearly all the western conference
teams have men of more or less abili
ty In the punting line this season.
Cnpt. Andy Cilll of Indiana Is prob
ably the best In the west, bis work not
only bring of tho long distance varie
ty, but extremely accurate. Minnesota
has a man of great ability In Capron,
who Is said to be better than Johnny
McGovcrn In the drop kicking line and
far bis superior In punta.
Illinois bns Seller, who won three
games from his team mates last yeur
merely through his ability to kick
goals and who was hailed as one of
the stars of the west on this nccount.
although his work In other depart
ments of the game was no better than
ordinary.
Chicago bns not a man of ability
and Coach Stagg has been working
night and day trying to find a player
who will be able to cope with the stars
of his three great western adversaries.
With the uncertainties of ground
gaining In the open game, punting has
Increased tremenduously In Import
ince. Forwnrd passes are at best un
reliable ground gainers, while It Is
GIRL RIVAL OF MATHEWSON !
Young New Jersey Woman Allows Op
ponents but Three Hits, Making
Three Doctors Amputate Air,
Though neither n Matty nor a Mar
qunrd, Carrie Kllbourne, a schoolgirl
of New Itrunswlrk, N. .1., put 'em over
the plate In such skillful fashion that
the most exacting fans were satisfied.
The young woman was pitching for the
team of the Herman hospital of Itrook
lyn against the team Trom Williams
burg hospital. If she had hnd better
support herslde might have won. The
score was R to 7 against her team.
The game took place at Saratoga
field. Miss Kllbourne was wild at first
and passed several men ; hut she soon
steadied. The Williamsburg doctors,
Internes and ambulance men suffered
from annnmla of the batting average.
They showed they could handle a
bandage or an Instrument with more
effect than they did a baseball bat.
Miss Kllbourne made five doctors am
putate the air In the innings sho
pitched and allowed only three hits.
Her nerve was shown best In the sev
enth Inning. She pasred two men and
then a hit filled ti e bases. Hut she
struck out the next man and the fol
lowing two were ensy.
At bat she was a good waiter and
twice got to first on four wide ones.
The tall end of the Reason was more
of a Joke this year than usual.
flat Nelson wants one more chance
They always want "one more "
Now Governor Dlx Is shouting for
the repeal of the new boxing law.
It Is now tho season for a resump
tion of the winter baseball yarns.
Kicking probably will be more ef
fective In football than In baseball.
Reports from Michigan Indicate that
tbe team will be better than ever this
year.
Italy ought to hire Gotch to threat
en tbe terrible ones with the toe
bold.
Apparently Yale Is not going to
rely upon one game for a reputation
this season.
Yale probably will remember how
much her gorging last year amounted
to, however.
13111 Bass of Richmond, Va., and nat
urally one of tbe old families, bns be
come a "hope."
In baseball as well as In everything
else everything depends upon whose
ox Is being gored.
According to reports, Northwestern
lacks ginger In Its football, while the
Maroons have a Paine.
Evidently Hughey Jennings Is tired
of managing a team composed princi
pally of Individual stars.
After a prize fighter has gone by
the thing to do is to learn how to
lose gracefully and naturally.
Kutlna, the flrstbaseman for the
Drowns, Is a wrestling partner of
Prank Gotch In the winter months.
In Venezuela our national sport has
taken flm root and the natives art
playlug It almost as well as we are.
It's almost as hard to understand
the Interpretations of the football
rules as It Is to understand the rules
themselves.
Speaking of proselyting, what about
this Yale professor walking off with
Battling Nelson's brother from Le-
land Stanford?
Bob Dunbar, Boston's sporting ex
pert, says MarUn Sheridan undoubted
ly will make the Olymplo team, but
be will have to go some to win any
'nis.
(jbssip.
of Illinois.
almost Impossible to gain consistently
on line or end plnys. The days when
fa heavy or strong team could sweep
Irresistibly down the Bold toward an
opponent's goal have passed, for even
the weakest eleven Is able to check
a heavier team if Its defense Is work
ed out properly. With the uncertain
ties of ground gaining under the new
rules It has become almost habitual
for a team to kick on its third down In
case It has more than a yard or two
to gain.
There Is nothing more discouraging
than for a team to lose the gain of
ten minutes of fierce play simply
through the ability of a player of the
opposition to send the oval twisting
and hurting high In the air back to
the place from which the march be
gnn. A fair team mny make such a
march twice, a good one twice, but It
takes the exceptionally well coached
and strong hearted eleven to try time
after time, realizing that the slightest
slip on the part of their offense leaves
an op-nlng lor the opposing team to
put tne ball back to the starting
line.
YALE'S WEAKNESS ON PASSES
Coaches Think Eleven Needs More
Drilling on That Play Open
Style to Get Trial.
The work of the Yule football squad
thus far has convinced the coachers
that the team's weak point this year
Is likely to lie In a failure to make
the most of the open style of play.
The team has failed lamentably in
oft-repeated attempts to gain ground
by the use of (he forward pass.
In the Wesleyan game, the visitors
had no trouble each time In Intercept
ing the attempted pass and breaking
Coach Jack Field.
up the play In that game Yale also
tried to use the on-slde kick without
success.
While tho natural thing for Yalo to
do might be to abandon the attempt
at an open game, which never has
proved of great value hero, the coaches
instead have determined to go ahead
and try to develop the now football
to the fullest extent. '
UMPIRES TAKE OUT POLICIES
Venezuelan Arbiters Guard Against
AH Accidents, Says Armando Mar
sans, Cincinnati Outfielder.
in Venezuela, according to Armando
Mnrsniis. tho Cincinnati outfielder.
who has relatives there, the people are
Just as wild over basenall as In Amer
ica or Cuba. The umpires down there,
says Armando, are crafty. Petore ev
ery game they take out accident in
surance policies. The most violent
rooters in Venezuela are the president
and treasurer of tho local Insurance
companies and they take no chances.
They guard and protect the umpires,
defending them against the crowds
and, at the same time, preventing any
sudjlcn demand upon their own swas
urtcs. "I fall to unnerstan' de American
splch," complains Senor Almeida, the
Mexican player on tbe Cincinnati
team. "Senor McLean be Bay to me
de ozzer day dat I am full of prunes.
Why he mak' such accusat', when be
at wlz me an' know perfectly well I
have not even touched one prune?"
Jones and Schmidt Released.
Outfielder Davey Jones and Catcher
Charlie Schmidt, veterans of the De
troit baseball club, will not be with
the Tigers next season, as waivers
have been obtained on both, and they
will probably be seen In the minor
leagues In 1912. Jones and Schmidt
Joined the Tigers In 1905, and up to
this year both of the men have play
ed first-class baseball. This has been
a disastrous season for Jones, and
Schmidt has been practically useless
to the team all season, having only
caught four full games.
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Not All Succeed.
Ono hears a great deal of the conn-
try boys who muke good In the great
cities, but there are a number of oth
ers who go there and get less public
ity. Atchison Globe.
A Difference.
It Is claimed that I here are us many
microbes on a dollar bill an on a fly
Hut the dollar bill does not make such
desperate and continuous efforts to
alight on you.
Avoid Parading Troubles.
hxpectin a man to find satisfac
tion In hearin' about yoh troubles,"
said Undo Kben, "gives him credit
fob. bavin' a purty pore disposition."
Only a Few.
There are only two or three girls
beautiful enough to bo slouchy. At
chison Globe.
TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Continual Pain, Dizziness and Ner
vousness Caused by Weakened
Kidneys.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weiss. 2442 North
Seventh street, Philadelphia, Pa., says
From morning until night I under
went tortures. My head throbbed and
I could scarcely stay
on my feet from diz
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break and I was
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cured me and for over a year I have
had no suffering from my kidneys."
"When Your Hack Is Lame, Re
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box at all stores. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
liuffalo, N. Y.
A Broken Bone.
Your first duty, after notifying
surgeon, Is to provide support for the
Injured member In the form of an Im
provised splint. Flat pieces of board,
as broad. If possible, as the limb and
slightly longer than the broken bone,
canes, utnlirellns, In fact anything that
w ill accomplish your end may be used.
In adjust Ing these, pad with any soft
material that Is at hand; straw, leaves
or cushions made of grass may be
used. Avoid any pressure on tho In
jured part, cover It with a cloth, and
keep wet with clean, cold water.
Woman's Home Companion.
Do Away With the Blues.
Well, now, when nil is said and
done, after you recovered from that
Inst fit of blues, did It do you, or
anyone else, any good to have It?
Make that last tit the last one.
Uncle Eben.
"Do man dat experts to git sumpin'
foh nollin'," said I'ncle Kben, "gener
ally makes a mighty risky Investment
of time an' trouble dat ought to Bo
worth consld'able."
Widely Separated.
An unrrossablo bloody chasm nt
Inst separates the brethren of the
tribe of Snatchit from the brethren
of the tribe of Grabit. Philadelphia
Record.
Bad.
One of tho worst things about cold
weather is that it gives every would
be actor a chance to show himself In
an overcoat with a fur collar.
Mental Hurt Added.
What makes a sore toe hurt worse
is for the mnn who steps on It to
walk awuy without apologizing.
Sometimes Not at Home.
Charity Worker You poor
Does your husband always
soul!
hang
around the house all day?
Mrs. Tenement (cheerfully) In
dade, no. Half the tolme he's In tbe
lockup. Tit-Bits.
Serious Business.
Madge Was George fooling
while
you were playing golf;
Marjorle Gracious, I hope not?
Why, I accepted him. Llpplncott's.
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At drug Muren. ,
A man may consider himself truly
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and yellow dogs named after him.
ASK EARLY FOOTBALL
Coaches Impress on Beginners
Importance of Practice.
Preparatory School Men Have Oppor
tunity to Show Grit Under Ad
verse Circumstances First
Year Tells Tale.
Early season work In football Is
coming to be regarded is more and
more Important by middle western
football coaches since tbe rule of tbe
conference was established prohibit
ing mentors from teaching their
charges before Sept 20.
In tbe years before the stringent
regulations of the conference, when It
was possible to start training Id tbe
middle of tbe summer, it was not until
almost October 1 that practice really
began, but since the time has been set
for September 20 coaches, captains
and vetersns have Impressed upon
candidates for gridiron honors tbe
absolute necessity of appearing on the
field the first day and staying there
throughout the season If they expert
to be picked as "regulars."
Only half-hearted efforts were made
to coach tbe veterans before October
under the old regime, the early work
being principally a tryout for Inexpe
rienced material Now there Is not
time for try-outs and the greater part
of the material which reports for prac
tice at the big western schools is thor
oughly seasoned and those men who
lack experience must be content to
work on the "scrub" until such time as
tbey may show tbey have gained the
required knowledge of the game The
freshman and scrub teams are the
preparatory schools for varsity foot
ball education and a man who has
not gone through a course of sprouts
on one of those two elevens has as
little chance of "making" the varsity
as has a man getting Into college
without a preparatory school training
There are some exceptional men
who may make good with the school
elevens without this preparatory
work, but these are tbe exceptions
that prove the rule. More than one
high school or academy star has gone
to college and refrained from playing
on the freshman team, thinking tbe
grind of dally scrimmages without the
incentive of a game not worth the
candle These men have relied much
upon the reputations they have estab
lished as preparatory school player
and find, too late, that college foot
ball and preparatory school football
are as different as professional and
amateur baseball. .
The system of cochlng Is entirely
different and the man who has bad his
name shouted by thousands of ad
mlrers In Keokuk, Iowa, or Isphemlng,
Mich., finds It rather annoying to be
booted around and "bawled out" by
men whom he regards as having only
a tithe of bis own ability.
Early season work for the most
part Is devoted to learning rudimen
tary formations Every school that
has had a coach for more than a year
or two has some sort of "system" of
plays and formations and this ground
work Is drilled Into the men In tbe
first work. At the end of this time
they are expected to have the general
plan of the conches well In mind and
are considered capable of putting Into
execution tbelr slightest command
Formerly there was a season of con
dltlonlng when the men. returning
from their summer vacations, often
fat, were trained down to something
approaching fit physical condition.
Now the man who reports for prac
tice In anything but condition has lit
tle chance of receiving attention
from the tutors. The coaches wisely
eclde that a man who does not care
enough about the game to fit himself
for the early work Is persona non
grata on the gridiron and the only
way In which he may re-establish him
self In their estimation la by work
ing alone, getting the fat off and In
cidentally keeping pace with his more
foreslghted brothers who have not
'his handicap to overcome.
FIND PLACE FOR BILL LANGE
Old Chicago Outfielder Is Being Tout
ed for the Presidency of Paclfia
Coast League.
Hill l.ange, the old Chicago National
league player, and probably the great
est outfielder the world ever saw, may
be the next president of the Coast
Langs and Callahan.
league. Directors are negotiating with
Lange, and It Is probable that be will
be chosen for the position. '
Wheatcroft Going Away.
Irving H. Wheatcroft, the million
aire owner of tbe St. James stud at
Lexington, Ky., made the announce
ment the other day that he will soon
begin the transportation of the entire
stud to Australia. The stud Includes
such famous sires as Saint Savin, Ce
sarlon and Don Royal and numbers
159 horses In all.
The shipment of the Wheatcroft
Btud will be the largest and most val
uable ever made from America, as It
Is valued at $150,000. Mr. Wheat
croft plans to establish another great
stud near Melbourne.;
This Time for 1 Friend.
"TIs a wlRe tnnn," t.ul.1 t -rt Kde
oti, "who knows when to io-k pics
lions The ..thi r flight J was slaving
Inside the railroad statimi when an
Irish cat, driver came up u me and
asked n6 how soon the next train
carce In. I iold him and he s.ud thaiia
you nnd wem awny. In ni..tt fire
minutes he came back with iho same
question. told you not more '.him
five minutes ago,' I said. '1 know it,
he answered cheerfully, "hut it's nut
me th't wants to know this time. It s
a friend of mine outside th't has to
watch his horses and can't come In an'
ask ycz himself!"' Young's Magazine.
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Smnkeleu Oil I letter. It your bedroom cold when you dieu
or undreu ? Do ynui water pipe lime in the cellar ? Ii it
chilly when the wind whittle aiound the cipoird corneri of
your houte ?
A Perfection SntoteleM Oil Heater bring! complete com
fort. Can be carried anywhere. Alwiyi ready for uie
glowing heat from the minute it ii lighted.
A.k your dralrr to iIkiw roa Pnfrctitta Snokrlta Oil llraUri of
write for dncripova cirmUr to any aitncjr of
The Atlantic Refining Co.
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ACTS LIKE MAGIC
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