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Show , ' ......... - TUB BINGHAM BULLETIN. BINGHAM CANYON. UTAH . . I Showing How and How Not to Carry Yourself t&ii &'' U'---rjr- v if A most remarkable exhibition Is being held In Pcrlln. Germany, demonstrating the science of henltli by means of rather grewsome models. Skeletons In positions simulating those of persons at play und at work show spectators the proper and improper methods of Bitting, wnlking, etc. fii 1 1 u 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 itj-- :: Athletics at Tenn Are Brisk JK TIII.KTK'S nt the I'lilvorsity of Pennsylvania arc In full swing " A mi Held timl river. l'ooihall, king of full sports, naturally oc- - X JL cnpies (lie center of the stage, lint soccer, cross country, tmctt uutl crew are receiving o !ront deal of the student Interest. Ilussell S. I'u low, former Wiisliliilon crew couch, (turtod rowing practice hist week Willi a turnout of candidate Unit completely over- - . . wlielmed Idiu. Over ; nieu, IK) ier cent died nil oar lipfore, ; the wiHk, wlille tlio ler rlussiiien were piuf of tlie week. An Intensive I! the Schuylkill will busy six days I !! weuther become uenr mid November '. '. nitia holiday, the .iven a respite, will Rtnrt on the I! While fiillow wen I th of veteran " with, he exiect t huge fiquiid about !I will receive his two hundred freali- - .. of whom never hnn- - " reported enrly In umiK number of up. ', on luind the latter training prnRrnm on keep the oursinen !! week until the ;; too cold. From .. until after Christ- - ;; onrsmen will bo after which they Indoor iniichlneg. dors not have '. ', material to work select from tlie ! ! liity candidates who ; ; particular Rutty a 1 1 e n- - ! ! Callow. lion. The tall, rangy type cf oarsmen he was useu to on mo consi are I! not sulliclently numerous at Pennsylvania to meet his demands. Culluw is undaunted at the lack of lze of the candidates nnd !! firmly believes Unit be can develop a crew Hint will make a better showing than recent Pennsylvania eights. Captain (lentsch of Ogden, Utah I John Sebastian, Jerome Cheney and P.ill Donlyer are tlie vet- - ; erans from the varsity eight that rowed at Poughkcepsie. SICK WOMAN SOOH RECOVERS By Taking Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound "A neighbor advised ma to try Lydif B. Plnklmti'g Vegetable Compound. which aha said had helped her so mucb. A'-J,- So I bought a few f.." . bottles and tried If fi 1 " out U sura helped , hi - t' 1 me wonderfully. 1 'v 2 felt much better. . K "Y I- My work wa no v; w longer a dread to me. If I hear of any one Is troubled '? t will gladly recora- - ' ' I mend the Vegetable Compound to them and I will answer any letters In regard to the same." t Mas. BFBTitA Meachah, 1134 N. Pena. Ave., Lansing, Mich. "1 had been sickly ever ainee I wag fifteen years old. After taking Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound I got so I could do all my housework and I am in good health." Mrs. Mask K. Williams, Ketchikan, Alas'ta. From Michigan to Alaska, from Maine, to Oregon and from Connecticut to California letters are continually being written by grateful women recom mending Iydla E. Piokham's Vegetable Compound. The Compound is made from root and herbs and for mcT than fifty year , has been helping to restore run-dow-over- worke-d women to health. Are you on the Sunlit Road to Bet ter Health? If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts I Says Backache Often Meant You Have Not Been Drinking Enough Water When you wake up with backache nnd dull misery in the kidney region It may mean you have been eat-ing foods which create acids, aaya a n authority. An excess of such acldk erworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the Mood "" nnd they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get gin'-- and clog you must relieve them, v like you relieve your bowels, remov- - . lug all the body's urinous waste, elsa you have backache, sick headache, y dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weath-er is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, clinnnels often sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or threo times during the night. , Either consult a good, reliable phy-sician at once or get from your phar-macist about four ounces of Jad - Salts; take a tablespoon ful In a glass of water beforo breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous' salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Julc, combined with litlila, and has been , 1 used for years to help clean and stira-- . ulate sluggish kidneys, also to neu-tralize acid;i in the system, so they no longer Irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is Inexpensive, cannot In-jure and mnkes a delightful, efferves- - - -- cent llthia-wate- r drink. Drinls lots of soft water. Boscliee's Syrup has been relieving- - coughs Jua to colcta for sixty-on- e years. Soothes the Throat loosens the phlegm, promotes expecto-ration, gives ed night's rest fre from coughins. 80o and 90o bottles. Buy it t your drug-- store. G. G. Green. Inc., Woodbury, N. J. yV DEAFNESS aCj heap noises 0m LEONARD EAR OIL IXirtis" "Rub Bicb of Etr" )0l INSLRT IN NOSTKIU At All Druggist!. Price II Polder ebout "DEAFNESS" oo roquet t. t 0. UOmHO. he. 70 film In, t wt To Cool a Burn Uae HANFORD'S Balsam of Myrrh All culm u ntbrinJ rtfuJmmmv far U fintkolll U MlaM I Dch't MeglSx ' Inflamed eyelids or other " M I eye irritations. You will f It find a soothing and unfa f)rJ remedy In MITCHELU Sl. V EYE SALVE. . 'X' HATX A RTJCKEL at alt m0 Kew Vork City flrucglsts. . r,nd surn. UliCuUJp.W IkiX ' wi IkitKMOf.A will DTin ttw luuitt tkepU- - pal. Also cnri-- rrlt'ell2&. AfillioQI dntler. Dwnn Hooktet rKHK. J. 0l A SEEK TO MATCH WILLS-LENGLE- N Fromoter Pyle Hopes to En-tice Helen Into Tro Ranks. News that will Interest tennis fans enme from the heai'ipiartcrs of C. C r.vle, promoter Ue luxe, who Is to boom mint her professional tenuis ex-hibition next year, somewhere In the West, nnd hopes to entice Helen Wills Into the pro ranks. It Is Charley Tyle's ambition to singe a match between Suzanne l.eng-le-nnd America's star. Ilclcu Wills Is an amateur at heart, but she nillit be won over, I'yle thinks. A mutch between these two ulrl-star- s would cause world wide Interest, particularly lis few believe Hint Su-zanne can be defeated by anyone. Mary K. llrnwne came near to caus-ing mi upset last year, but tlie mar-velous skill of the French racket-wielde- r enme back to save her from defeat. Miss P.rowne did remarkably well nt the Coliseum, Chicago, lust No-vember and fhe was such a huge success that few could understand why she quit I'ylc's troupe. Mary now runs nn attractive millinery shop In Cleveland and has abandoned profes-sional tennis for the time. So wltli the Calirortilau out of tlie running, Helen Wlils would have to meet Mdlle. I.englen In order to thrill the ever-read- public. Perhaps a mon-ster assemblage would turn out to see these two battle for supremacy on the courts. Whether Pyle can convince Mls Wills Unit she should Join (he troupe remains to be seen, but at least Is ready und will be prepnred for a mutch nt any time. What Chicago's Big Aquarium Will Leo!: Like This Is a drawing of tha new $:t,(XK),'X0 John C. Sliedd nquarlum for Chicago, work on which has started I in Grant park near the FlelJ museum. It will contain one of America's greatest exhibits of marine life. Incorrigible Angry Pedestrian (lecturing reck-less driver after narrow escape) You'll come to the electric chair some dayl Motorist (calmly) With pleasure, rlr, If you'll let me know when yoa are to be electrocuted. Boston Tran-script. Co Has Strong Team M The photograph shows Bo McMlllln, one of the most popular players In the game when be was at Centre college, now coaching the strong squad at Ge-neva college, Beaver Fails, Pa. Ten Home Runs Once Was Enough to Lead Field Twenty years ago Mike Ionlln was to another generation of New York fans what Pabe Ruth is today. Dun-lin, of course, was not the hitter that Ilalie Is, Home runs were outstand-ing feats when "Turkey Mike" was tlie outfield star and leading thumper of MrC-rnw'- s first champions, his team of 1!H)4 and 1905. In 10OJ I.um-Ic- y of the Dudgora led In hitting Na-tional league home runs with nine, nnd In 1005 Odwcll of tlie Rods led with the same number. In those same two years flurry Pnvis of the Athletics led the American league with ten and eight respectively. Ponlln never led the National league In home runs, but In that era of pitching duels a man with six, seven or eight homers a year stood out. There were less home runs, but those that were hit were talked about a great deal more. With tlie minunl output of Ituth, Mike enjoyed the reputation of being New York's lending home-ru- n monarch of his day. Why He It Unpopular Mnny a aan Is on such good terms with himself that he never thinks of being pleasant to anybody else. I Gymnasium Class in a Los Angeles Bank These 89 girls, employees of a Los Angeles banking Institution, are charter membert of tlie newly formed gymnasium class under tlie direction of Mrs. Phyllis Barton of the bank's trust department The young ladies ure ull employed In office work, and the roof-to- p gymnasium classes are held dully. Kinney Direct to Star on Circuit Next Season The best pacer In sight for the Orand Circuit stakes next year that's what "Barney'' Barnes, veteran driver, thinks of Kinney Direct. ' Tills pneer, by Merry Direct 014 of Del Kinney, Is a that ran his first race at Winnipeg last winter. He had been bought from a Calgary owner for $100, but when lie begun winning races so easily and in such good time he was sold to James B. Reynolds, millionaire turfman of St. Louis, for $10,000. Reynolds, told that Kinney Direct had paced tlie mile distance In less than two minutes, said he'd give $10,-00- 0 for the pacer If he could do It again. So the next day Al Mcfiirr, Winni-peg owner, paced Kinney Direct a mile In 1:5!) and tlie deal wns made. Here's Tablet That Tells Whole Story t J. Ju One corner of Franklin field, J the athletic stadium f the Uul- - f verslty of Pennsylvania, has a Z J tablet rending: "You can't lick a team that won't be licked." J These words were spoken many J years- - ago by Penn's famous coach, Miko Murphy. The In- - X f splriition derived from rending f the slogan has been of wonder- - $ ful value to Bed and Blue ath- - letes In competition. f .. J. .t. .. .U. A JL A JL JL & A AA j ENGAGED TO PRINCE '.'AH- - N. Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vnndeibilt s that she Is engaged to Prince lloheulolie I.aiigebourg, nephew of the queen of Bumania. .Mrs. Vnnder-bllt- , It will be remembered, was left a fortune of $7,000,000 by the late Bopnlald G. Vnndorbllt. Kansas Flag Given to Post Office - --'i v : , nJ "-- 1 r--- -- y4c,-A tx1- - vVu'i ;ivw'. :f ;Yy 1 fit-- fMll ,JTK - m : Ki m h ff4 m- - : MM: p p r V v V t " - 1 - S Kansas presented to Postmaster General Harry New Its state ling to hang beside flags of oilier states In the Post Ot'ice department. Left to rlsht: Postmaster General New and Secretary of Agriculture Janline, nn Best Line Bucker ' ( 'h H Photograph shows Barrett Hamil-ton, captain of the University of Kan-sas football team and one of the heti line buckers of tlie country. His stellar playing is expected to carry the Jayliuwkerg through t lie season Golf and boxing are sports virtual-ly unknown In Itu.la. Australia lias 51 baseball teams un-der control of an association. No salary was attached to the ofllee of president of tiie National league until 1SS4. Dog racing in IOngland Is more or less confined to society circles, for the sport Is expensive. a Tlie Kennel club of England recog-nizes 74 dlfTcreiit breeds of dogs eligible for pedigrees. Al Maninux, former big leaguer, won 23 games for Newark in tlie In-ternational league tills year. Ages of four golfers In Cincinnati, who play together all tlie time, total three hundred eleven years In age. Charles S. Wulsh, former star Navy oarsman, will help Blcliard Glendon Br. coach tlie Navy crew next year. According to Interviews with man-agers of last place clubs their teams apparently were Just practicing tills year. Kninier, Minneapolis shortstop, n'on the American association home-ra-uinriitliou by bunging out 32 circuit drives. Seven members of tills yenr's Yule football stuad are brothers of former Kit players who won their Y's on the gridiron. Harvard's hockey team will be coached this year by Joseph Stuhns' '20, while Klcliard Towe, 'U;J, will, us-si-him. John Siiljtis, Pirate pitcher, who figured prominently In tlie recent world scries, bus signed a contract for next year. The best world series' record Is that .of the Boston Bed Sox, who have tak-en part In five of tlie annual classics without meeting defeat. Football Is being substituted for headhunting among the Philippine savages. Evidently the report that tlley nre becoming civilized is greatly exaggerated. "Biir" Hoffman nnd Dick llyland, two of the best backs on the Pacific coast, found their ability of no avail when Stanford lost to St. Mary's a few days ago. A golfing campaign that will take her through all the Florida winter tournaments has been mapped nut by Miss Glenna Collet t, former American women's champion. The Wichita Falls (cam of tlie Texas, league won the Dixie series played Willi New Oilcans, Southern association champions, by winning their fourth successive game of the scries. University of Virginia lias baseball games arranged for next spring on Its Charlottesville diamond with Spring-field (Mass.) college, Cornell. I'enn State, Colgate, Princeton and Har-vard. University of Pennsylvania will pro-vide Ideal accommodations In Its new sports pavilion for (tie boxing cliam pionships March 10 and 17 and the swimming title events March 23 and 21. New York university contemplates starting the construction of a mil r gymnasium within a year, ft will be a most popular addition to the buildings now decorating tlie campus of the Bronx college. Helen Flikey, star girl hurdler of the Illinois Athletic club, recently set a new world's record In the hurdles nt the national track nnd field championship for wotiirn nt Eureka, Calif. Her time was 815 seconds. tfTVTTTVVVTTT7TTVTVVTTTTT- - "Fighting Irish" Name O. K. With Notre Dame Whether or not the Notre Damn football players like to be called mem-bers of the "Iri;h" team lias been a ipiestion forward nnd lateral passed. Some of tlie Indiana Institution's graduates have voiced objection to that nickname. The athletic authori-ties In South Bend have stuck to It. The World asked President Matthew Walsh of Notre Dame for an expres-sion on the matter. He said: "I am pleased to let you know that the university authorities are In no way adverse to the name 'Fighting Irish' as applied to our athletic teams. It Is n name t lint came to us spon-taneously from the outside without any suggestions from ns and seems to embody the kind of spirit that we like to see carried Into effect by the va-rious organizations that represent u on the athletic field. I sincerely hope that we may always he worthy of the Ideals embodied In tlie term 'righting I Irish.' " TOOTH SCANDAL tr-i- fed I . Mothers ot Forest Hills, Long Island, are up In arms because In a best teeth contest the Judges awarded the cup to this cute girl, Patricia C. Wilson, nine months old and possessor of jnly two teeth. : Lcngwcrth Is Nov a Boy 'Scent V" iiini'ift - r kl When Speaker ot the House Nicholas Longworth arrived home tin other day to takr part in local election affairs, he was made a boy scout. John .Strlttnmt'.cr is shown Inducting Mr. Longworth Into Troop 4i Pittsburgh Catcher Did Not Forget to Remember "Silent Karl" Smith, the talkative Pittsburgh catcher, who knocked out Davey Bancroft with a right on the Jaw (ids season, did not say a word when the Yankee players enme up to the plate In the first game of world series. It was expected that Smith would "ride" the American league champions hard. But Smith did not forget a little In-cident In one of the world's series games between the Giants and the .Yankees. Smith "rode" Meusel when lie WJfcrat the plate, Bob got a base on balls and said to the catcher, "If I get around to third, I'm going to steal home. So be careful." Meusel did reach third In that game and sU.de home. But there was no "Jam" nt the plate as Smith dropped j the ball. i "He didn't say a word to me In this year's series," said Meusel. Neither did he sny anything to the other New York players. Change for Better Seen at Harvard in Football Close followers of eastern football are remarklnf that the presence of Bill Binghaii, rather than better football material, may be one of the prime factors In replacing Harvard j on the football map. Those who have j visited tlie Cambridge campus and en virons ure outspoken In their praise for the good fellowship and hospi-tality Binfehaui Is spreading after the "holier than thou" atmosphere which bus prevailed in connection with tlie various activities for yean Arnold Horween, coach, Is a demo erotic tyjie as well. Both men seem to realize the value of popularity in connection with the promotion of ath-letics under modern conditions. |