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Show , 4;- - , 1 OC' i'OBER T21 ,. THE DESERET NEWS ATIDAY' - Ma '41E' ( DEAL . -- v.. - - 'Gentleman Jim !Defies Male's, Warnings 4- - ') ' 4-- 4- - - I I. I - 1 ' .1 3 I ' : . - - 1 - International News Service) fighting Bulldogs have a hard hurdle to take This hurdle pointing for Harvard and princeton. I. repriteented by the husky Army Ca lets from ',Kest Point who will Invadd Naw Haven tomorrow for the flint' time In historY.' , The army has a powerful if not polished team, It in much stronger Hien the MO eleven that lost to the Navy. 7 to O. ititte it will command respect at New Haven, where Heed Coach Tad Jon se looking ahead toward games with the Crimson and Tigers. In whatever h does Zech fall Yale's football team is groomed for these two big games Jones has not changed this role, theugh he haa introdueed his own system of caching and Yale adherents are beginning to place unbounded confidence in its, In taking on Army this fall in 'the Se ILS011 the Bulldogs will be taking a view. chance. With the Yale game-ikept the the West Point coached have of the Cadets under cover mui-time. But they are powerful and dangerous. Yale. In short. might receive she sort of setback that Navy handed Prinoeton., yet if Army is good enough."' to trim Yale at this t.arly Mate Of the seen. Tad Jones wants to know it and Profit by it. Tale can forget a defeat GlenIV. Oct. . vaLrAx. Army it he team comes through coster schooner Vete; Which Will de- by later on to triumph over Princeton and fend the international fighermn's tro- Harvard. , phy in races beginning Saturday. was hauled out on the marine slip at ' yeaterday for an inspection ot New Blood Injected her hull. She will bo refloated when her place on the slip pill be taken by Into the Bulldogs. the Canadian chsilenger Blue Nose. Last night Captain Marty Welch. ,.4ti year ago Yale t ook a setnacs at Bevies .tiollegt,--,Nr- ia skipper at .be Eisia,annouticell lin hat noontentton of hauling out his irehoon feat was a harhinger of what era tO Cr. but the damage 'sustained by the port anchor plate on the trip up from be expected In the Princeton game and Gloucester may have caused him to the Tigers did not dispel Yale gleam. profiting by the mistakes change his mind. Both anchor plates Hut later Hoeton will be removed for the races. college and Princeton. against The question of the eomplement of Yale held Harvard to a to 0 score and even in defeat. Jones, ronTait. repaired. the two schooners was settled at a ferenee between .Capteiris Welch and bad done 'voodoo's with the material at hand. at:altars today. Walters uggeeted Thle year Yale Is stronger. New blood that each trennei pert:fitted to take four passengers in addttion to the crew has been inlected into the quad and of fi bona ftde fishermen with pilot lour 'tames played to date the Ells and official observer. To this Welch have shown power. though not polish said of the Army. demurred. whereupon Waiters quell. The same can be cover last Saturday... tioned the eligibility of Harry Chris-nu- n which kept under with Yale eroute in the stands. go of Ginneoster. M New there Haven will that had promise Welch replied that Christensen of one of the moat interest.. been a fishermen and we an Inert be the scene of the klaturohnext settion games mg his waived rigger. Wettorn then and It was silt-P- a day. Chrintenten jection for psMoto4 the Army. Nary gettirday the that the rpm' which brought I Thanksgiving. should profit rifle Otnyt 01.tirootor would sail her after Yale whorean the greatly by playing throughout .lh series artil ha w. two weeks follow. Mimosa' a ing Saturday's gm o to prepare for Nov. 12. Prim...too. ltd Marvin& MAJOR LEAGUERS N ;210-''.- :; I et 7 4; , I t: ; ft i. 7 i , .. ? ' 1 ' ' Z t ,t '' I i I , A , ,-- , , ie, f ,.. ' "! 1 .I . ' t 4- - -- ., , , , 4 t - ."' , ti- II., . :' i, s '.I 'r .. ' '' li Conder most. fish. meat Walking Proves Great At 1 teelock I trost myself to & rogular Vega- soup. tablas. salad. dossert-..t- he whirl layout It Is only on rare occosions I oat anything tato in th evening. 'Most I allow myaelf but ones a day. coffee Ithowlea I am vitro boon - about cossorts. twitio eat evory one tin Om monobut I pot on the brakes after the first. My tomtits would d o eriolit to a what outfit of trarvoothands. I could sat story hour If I d id not fight mysolf and win lb do. , tis ion. the dav. it !change from ono attire to another. as Is froquontli 'During 1 tlis resit in Om thostro. indulge in a-- few calisthenies Wet to ItoP melloil In tune. ,Soforo I retlro I again drink three or four glass of orator. "Cm. yea--- 1 walk. Almost forgot to tell you about it. Walking is to nat. COWIN' & As oral to ma now it to In a class-witOrermratorl breathing. to the walk I must advis all porson glorious about beeping tit to niers Into - the suburbs or the country. This is essential. Down at nay hoots In Bay- side. L. I...lust a stono's throw front Now York CIty, w kayo a yard end tretotiodgod roads and woodsy path& Also we bave a deg. "Thrill Hoots a day the dog takirs trio out for a spin-- Wo troll evelliii Intl suddenly. for no roason whatover.we brook into a cantor. non we. run at too rood. By and by we drop into the stroll sato. But wo have proven. moontimo. w Ire still rapable of getting up a little 'putt 'orlot pionty of frosh tr. Without ths right sort of ftS.1ilk you aro itotrt tit hrivl up or blow up Ohltsicalir and mentally, Fresh air conies I h carbon out of yOur cylindors. the cobwebs out of your brain. Taks ererY breath of it you can get and trio for more . , . , , ti. , , ,-,., , i . , , l t t , ' . ':'k ' ' -- "' -' - 1 - I . 1 , t '1 - ' " I -. i' i , l ''' I - - 1, . , , , , , 4 - ,! I ,; - ...,, , ' c,t .k , ,i ' , , ' ,'' , , . . , . , .. t - : . , ' ' , -- , i , . t : .; ; - i , . , - , . . ,,,-- . - Still Has Yearning to Don Gloves. , i ft ' . . ; , 7, i e,Pz .,,,.., t ,,, , . . 4 . , ow., ,,., - , , ,,, ..i '1 . rd,r .b, --'Of,.. - .i...A.-- -, - . ,..), i. 7, ''41'1, ','VV't . 4- al ;t-,- .' ,,..4: ALI h ' , ALT. LAKE division football interest centers around the dome to be Played between 8. and the Fast high the L. tomorrow afternoon at Cumming's East le rather a strong favorite Imt tho fano are anxiously W&tLhtfl result of the game in order that a eomparlart.n may be matte beteuen East and West high ...hoot.. Some time ago West bent eort 1.. 8 by 12 points. the Gold and Blue testi), the crossing- the line tartest during The general opinion is that game. East high wilt run up a bigger RCM, than did West. East high plays a ehiftter brand of ball thin most of the other Aehool r& due to their variety of plays and the speed of their barks.. have a great scoring maehine which runs up the total in stieodY fashion. This Gold and BIOS 411innn In not from standpoint of style of 'Mal.' in a tni posttlen to give the beet aPposterm the Leopards. The chances are that. at the defense of the Gold anti Blue I fi 1111'i-to- g '''';', '' l . t'w - p 4, ,...4,1,1604, ,';,; .. ,. 1,11111111 LEVELarr.' Oct Tris Speaker will again lead (ha tri'lians on tit baseball diamond next t. ear. will tot decided. it is Ported el a cnnferenoe hero today betwoen owner and Indians Dunn. the of Jame. Peroistont rumors bays boon' in ch.. rulation since the clove of the onion that Snooker would rotire to take up other burin's& and that Jiro Wood. in. Won outfielder and former Bed Sox pitcher would oucceod him. - I. obe4-reet- r ! THE SIMPLE LIFE APPEALS TO BIG , 'JESS CLAUD BARNES TOPICK S. has.. not. at welatt to I lite whim? I CON ensgeltai. nay country gun and forret all shout ',sorban," said jaaa Barnes, Sow York Want woo of two gamespitober In workla sortro. sie ha togged la the Trigalia day on bin way to his basso la CO" "loving. Kan. Unmet will return to Topeka to pitch Sunday. It be tbathi Judas 21.-..- LtindIa. eattaisoloaer tot itosabolli witting, "Tho orodit tar toy Utast it win" phi gaols tit sty hither." said nal RCS, ..Vis Is on old that baiiplayer and ft liras trees hint that I rervived say that hootrartioa. Ha tassg" my brother. IFft lobe belougs to the hilustig pits-he- r, at. i 1 d , M COAST GAME FRANCISCO. Oct. 21T1 Cobb. of the ' and POLICE CHIEF sitar. SAN manager rnaJor league star THE DALLES. Ore. Ott. 21).- -an Francisco club in the Winter Baseball league. spiked gam Agnew, catcher Frank teeter, chief of polies here, so severely In the lea yesterday that , waa shot last night and wounded. at- to l'Cerhit'lln'efLy... Agnew was placed under a 1.111;refrueinghthnroeet wilitholleeseta.pinedt d""! I OM HAT EDITORIAL itIOTATIONS a.' contrary, to; the clothes "often do make the man, while his: hat establishes his Station. Correct attire fosters and caters to that withelement of out which none of us attains formal social function attired in a rair of overalls and a straw hat. If correct dress holds such an important place in the scheme of self-respe- ct letter apologiarmicAGo. On. 21 ing to the members of the b:g tem conferonce for the 'action of Its coach. Dr.! H. L. Williams.' in placing ntimbers6of four digits on the .backa of Cnivoreity of Minnesota football players, area received today at Northwestern univer- Mt. which played the Gophers two weeks ago- - Th totter, signed by 'James Paiire chairman of the students' sett-- , !ate eommittee on intercollegiate &this- tire. said copies ereTe Sent ell 'members of ahe conference. Numbering of the players erliti four ;numerical, meetly Si. end la was said to have boon done with an intention to confuee a 1Ki scouts for other teams., Viet aceraive no wire discarded la lest eek's --- ,' T i 9i, Students Apologize - IP, tomorrow will devotes tpon the secondary dfenEe. Few fast men are playing the lino for tho L. D. S. talid If East decides to use open field plea'. their shifts ate Itkely to overwhelm the slower L. rp s. defense, Coach Romnw has added two players trt his first string from tho rank of tLe ding& Oscar Moyle, hard hitting! tackle. hue been ecOnd strin due chiefly 4e the fact that Wsg' biI laok of beef handicaps him In sueh a puction on a first team. lie has over eome hiA elf nelene7 by his chatrr ability mod Coach Romney looks tnrerartt te st.tna good work from him t. regular lineman. Billy Lawrence, 1.sch. has fought his way to the fi.ot tut rthre has ae.a the attack of the dings in theirleading tictories so far this sokomn and easy bee piayed the necetsary talent for a reg-- ,: tiler position. I Babe Ueyers a ill pilot the Leopards to tomorrow, contest. Dermot' Jim an4 Rob 1.le)fre look halfback bertha and either Chub for Smith or Rat Roberts will work at fuilback. ' For Coach's "Trick" f:! . I I -- q- ,-. , , 4r ti.,, ttv,, .1.,S.. - 'Indeed. I do." came back the answer: No longer oge than ICI, t. I had an impute to hop right down to tho o'ins and show the boys whirr that were making mistake& It comes over mo oomotimos like a greet Wellre., the dosire to draw on tho glovos and ornery but Ott happlost recolitetlenti of usr Moot ring deFg- I wOuld not oschango them for trophies of any other conquest I believe i limy do sive Wrier as I hope I kayo honored therli.o ! Golltle ason Jt ar tomtit'', Gentleman Jim. Ho rosonts Hitt boot of the open t be thole te follow. both in the exertion,' rop of hia work and iir person I 111 Hie Wands se mon of affairs. men of lettors. man of stigglialllighosat art and of Om tirotossions. Ile II erodit to the gams both of the , boxing ring and tits thestre whoa to 'ponds MOM ell hi. ttnio Oxept an hour or two a day which ha de- - i vote, to Mr. writing. Dot doubts crook Corbott le (ha human boost. be has built no . and befit fit against the disintegrating to attacks of "Pop"- - Time and "Ma" ' , , ';',"' 1 . i 'III '1 r ' I , , '' 'k, tb grateful. 1 ,?, .4 '',,,,' trvt,' ' t cN I; , ' ' 110 - eixty-four- , i'. Dope on Two Big Scholastic Teams I 11; Tale-Arm- East Highl. D. S. Game Will Provide NM BERKELEY. Cal.. Oct. Smith. coach of the University of Cam. fOrnia football team, joint framer with Capt. George Latham of the lot- ter, inviting the Princeton football team' to play the California team, last night declared the prtncipal purpose behind the letter watt to develop the --with Princeton' friendly relations opened- up by the June boat races in which- the institution.' met. Ve hardily expect Princeton ef twpt the invitation this year. but we wanted the Princeton men to under- CincinnatiEd Hock. Richmond. Va.. stand we we topreciate their friandlitrill count actually on newt and ',savior &MM. flist base. meeting in 1,27," 'he paid. Boston. N. non. Choriotto "gaily" ;moo. Parfoot. right-han- d Three Trains Will gL Lou, N. pitcher. Houston. Thais league. catch-o- r. N. lousily& Pittsburg. Transport Cadets. Nashvills. Southerrt ssoristion. Neither of thr New York clubs profrwt 'NEW HAVEN. Conn 1104 by the draft. They aro tag to the TWO CM trig MI! bring th limit now yo they sre barred. West MSPCiJIS Point cadets and Army oMcore from Beason. N Y.. go this eity Sew1y 2:v for the football game. Pocatello High Wins The arrangements call for 1400 per. sow on the tiro trains. whirls wilt From Blackfoot When leave Beacon at 7 a traveling by. - Referee Forfeits Game ,way of Danbury. Thein.. Pyteetal trains are scheduled in leave New Ham'', on the return trip it 6 p.m. ,rp.dat to The Newel 21.- -. The public vale et flekets for th POCATELLO. Idaho. Oct continues. The ml. tombs!! Pocatello took a game from Black. !game managements expects that the 77,one y sewer-dafoot via the forfeit route in seat. 'the bowl- will he taken. The the score in this case being 1 match at will include Secy.. the guest lep I. According to Referee Harvey: ,of War Weeks, General Dias of Holy. Holmes of Pocatello- - The BlackMaine Generals MacArthur and FA- foot rooters crowded the field in wards, United States Senator Wadeas inesuch numbers that 'lag Now York of Gov. and Lake of Iworth The referee forfeited possible. the game when the Blackfoot root-r- e failed to teave the field after RILL BURNS BEATS JIMASEII9K two minutes he hal given them. core of It to Blackfoot led with T. LOUIS. Mo, Oct, Cum 10 at the timeof Duluth. Ntinn, Wi knok.d 4t : Xailor Jerabock of Rt. LouiN in aoventh round of a arhedulect COBB SPIKES AGNEW' hoist bore last night. They aro . middies-eight- Lt. he 1. gum , , i . . : ..., I , - , , the scout tireiner. Is ens of the Colored to be watched. He has developed mek into whet Co oral backers Ihtnk to be the hest punter In the conference. nob Harvey. one of the mon powerful men in the lineup. Is out of Saturday's cams The former "tailor hal seyeral bin eod Playa betell around itts apratneal ankle will keep aim "wen. bench Saturday lie twill likely be Pt for th nett game. however. h Ctsh team seems to a alletht titre Rol ,pre favortt5 torelir The claims rrive at the Sprtnes thia after. nOnn an coach Sttepatrick elm to hev a light, workout on Washburn (sell A large crowd of rtall renewa sc. compsniel the lead to the train and a ttI Istlyv crowd promises to he on hand to witness the tentest play bp piaTi front the Vow football. player board rhit students will rather en. In front of The Sawa amhiellaturley where all the features of an ,actual football game will be depicted on the new board 'J" "111an An hour before my with leitsoinimons 1 bad this same tremor. A judge from Sanfight ',romp Francisco. old friend of my roast days. was mono. I truatod him implicitly ond told him about my footings. We went out for A sh ort stroll. It ens cured , completely. To aunt up. Frosts orator and vning calisthenics at least fif-- ;' te en D01110 08 a day, sufficient morning sloop reasonably eensorod diet, plenty of swot,- shou ld at least be PO per cent physical fit-canting. no worry. The . , p.0 maks sure I am as goo4 an I fool the doctor crammed mo (hors blegbir It toast once a year. Hs Wiriest me an ovorkauling that omits moth. ,no So far he has not been able to make out a Inele bill ,for repairs- it was twonty-oln- e years ago last summit' that James .F . Corbett was raining for his first big bout. that. bistorio botti with John L. Sullivan. It was the same number of roars last Sopiember that he toppodJoha L. DC the chid to the ring at Now Orisons and climbed through the roves with the "polls of victory. Chico during the limo he was one quatifying of the contenders for the championship boxed a certain Peter Jackson tour hours under the present ring tglos.hi At the end of the was the fight ronti otoppod with Corbott doctored tho winner by a mayor- itO of the oritice, He welched lee that day and had mat reached M s !lib birthday. In Now Orleans Johnpounds G. not tont-odthe cluoultiollabili tomtit Corbett canoed him to kiss th can for the coast Pine. "In th000 dais Wa went into a o plug away until ono or the other of us brought ben,. the vietore." xPlainod the "Do you ever fool the ',wiling to step through the relies." the writer liked. hen the players claimed 47 the big lentun einhs were awarded. Here are the resulti Philadelphia American league club Pate. lefthand pitcher. from Vt. Worth. 'Naas; Weaver. righthand pitcher. JON1180It City: Tenn Chicago NotionI tennis cluhE. P. Osborne. righthind pitcher. Atlanta: B. Vivetroa. infielder. CaTary. Philadelphia National keens club. Colonel limner. lefband pitcher. Pitt,- field Eastern league. (Snoter wa$ once with the Giants.) DetroitPan Clark. second baseman. Wichita Valli,. Texas league. of play bele tilehI out by Parsons has been moiled upon the reports of , Doctor Examines Him Annually. ' Crinison- - . - ' Röit , - - no. ' ,, . - - ortntitio----frooderi- no , ,, 121 - , Noe,. IS. DRAFT PLAYERS Bruins Counton Ntwrott K. 41.1-and American league club owners hats Tiger Game in 1922 held their annual "draft meeting." On News' Player Board Tomorrow .. : , ll v., -- Mitt. whose articles on boxing appear in this newspaper weekly. Ripley wrote down some of the- - hints Mr. gave nut on tho reasons 'why be is able to stile at least SS years ahead or the rebindtr. Thera is nothing dtMoult about the former ettatn pions daily health program. The anithor of It is a tstimonbli of ita effectMr. Ripley outlines it on this iseno3a. page. few people who mill) IF ,. 4 I a how to lire, ,Jamea J. Cotbett appelazo to be one of thos4: Two prominent men in the meninx wurio met the other day at a jlinborec. Oildjy enough read.rs of The News are in a way acquainted with both of theta. They ere Robert L, America's moat talented alw,rt eartoonlat, who draws for the News, and James I. Cor , , 4 , are JOE ni ,.,44 ,' 4. CorDett TWERE - -of frTT - , . s.n , , . -; eTa.;;14 s. --.....- .....m..--..-. The Oegilethee ilia cleared hie throat sn4 leaned ever toward bin little: sod of auditors as if he bad solootblot most importent to say. He ad- hio, horned-rievor his sort witilott: lusted glasses In procoss of -to ma" ho sold. that the hornet putting of th whole probism; the hub of the wheelie to this ono statomont t: "DoiCT WORRY. Worry hos killed I ors poop than eit gee Ow, They o ay have c b tec ked in on account e some , but is digester, the tbo elintiont, o worry nearly always ' of us got the worry habit To aarent,01 exert-toof will 'totsWhen cure4 it we sit down and figure out thatrequires power. never worry helps soy situation. but that it 'weaketto us so wo aye unabio to moot ovantualitios. we overt to get wino and put It out of our liv e& Crush It-- Give it the rabbit toting- , . poetic "I once fell for tho Insidious bold worry Wise en Its viettms. nitro 1 found it was giving me stomach trouble. I had no mind to be a dyspeptic old dotard. no I shook myself loos and over sine hove rebored to give Abe DAME RUMOR SAYS tumblo. ogro ofton think of Pittsburg Phil. lb. foment roe track ebonies?. who, 'I TRIS SPEAKER IS 11. 11160.000 on as touch a race. I have Imes him tooe that amount wagered without turning an syleall. Every en thearat he was a marve1 . a illib-THROUGH AS BOSS stole. Ho was nothing of the Dort Ho pennod hts worries and bin inside his own boort and brain and Its suffered at the omit from 'might chronic stomach troublo. "If you must worry pick out a good pal for a confidant. Had Jeffries taken some of us into his conftioneo told tO us his wonlas Wont be mot John- lr. SIOn we milobt hove holood him hoop his A WW. would have talk- o...,t,s4., od him Out of his nervousness. Inotead of championship. Ito spent tho last throe night that be the bout Mtn at the who know, what? ,.,,t, to fool nervous. Any oshertly before my fight with Joffrios I mall who would not would be no good. would begen be Melting In imagination. I tokil my brothor about it and we Went lor & quiet Hitt When t re. walk. turned unburdoued. I was feeling rink , . St , 4 0 ..... Worry Kills More People Than Disease. , ... - o . -- n flan-mout- h I - .. .. "'I ' ,, . . ;';;74 A Tao Newel Students-WiOGDEN. Ort. 111.The Caledmilan oncor club of galt Lake to owed to moot the Ogden Rsiiroadors tomonoir, hero-- The strati will be played at Mon.' roe pak and will be olio of tho games' of the gebtibach cup serloc The kickoff will tabs place at 4 29. Tomorrow at 4 ociock tbe Salt take totrrEEN Crimson Players., Itaelyelli will moot the Holiandias in a. mont at Bos . return soccor plus Coach Torn Fitzpatrick, i villa park. Tho tineup for tho Manager tat Prousa and . to ho of follows: Nielson loft last Trainer !NIB night atEinar a :la for Colorado ptollsodiss Ransom . .. Grondet Dixon where g.., they will attempt to Bort Nosy.. . rb.... . H. Wildora aubdus the Colorado Collegians in an iti....Dafronne MI Important Rocky Mountain Olaphom Conference Bums gams tomorrowriavell rhb.... MO) . W. .chb.... The Irenlo to take Oars tomorrow le. .. At lyn-4,Ilib Wiegel according- - to Coach. leitspatritk, ...r. 0,1,101 'hardest .. .... . ..or... hurdle In Perri." tsce of the . Stern Crimson towards the'the, v. -tr.. i ..... Rocky Mountall, ggrvi".. . . Npiringe Conferonce championship. C Dover 'nett (eapt)."; to Aden, a team that has not lost a They I,. n..,, .... J sedvey. a.m thla ZaiMor season .....-- ot Waite The Coloradoans ar farI and boast a numbar of on Vroven. Collier. Morns and SiMillter heavy. fastman on their linaup. conatituto the r000rvo squad of the porianeed and 31,1Censie, bat law& priel Briggs. Vrosonsar are both Rangers and W. biam and of last will be res.'', to fill in vacancies on yaar- - Contain Unger, at men centr. made, tits 13011&11dia'S sous& a r bid an for powerful beta, last year and will be heart from again th;ol year no doubt. CANS ITALIAN re- - ceiot,do team ha been rooebm "Pose Parsons In such a way as by BEATS BARTFIELD e.,abie them to meet rtah's My) of Nicw Ymtic- - ce-play. Colorado scouts were present at game and the style Glum won a decision ovelar!rttolvdtterhtBart- - the neld la 12 regadg John bestir Johnson knockod out in tiro nitre 'Roughhouse War - ..... -- p,,r,e1-7- SOCCER TEAMS IN . ACTION TOMORROW I ' ,- ,. stumbled and fell in tag 1:01,pacs. H4 luid Just shoved the hay terse Into a nose lead coining down the stretch 'in th. thttd heat when the snithat stusli, bled. Tbe milky shafts teemed to stick in the ground and horse and driver turned & somersault Murphy hurling ever the borates head and landing crumpled up on his shoulders. It was said WM night that while Severely bruised he sae net seriously hurt. The race In whkh the "pill occurred had proved the moot exciting of the program. Mahone Direct, piloted bY Gray. took the first beat with Peter Henley second and D. W. Malioney, the )IurOby only other entrant, third. a hot race and almost c:::441Gray. next beat sasr him. The frooner. driven by D. W'. Mahoney. furnish frays make tho opposition but in the final heat...tilt throe antrum, Won felt. In the fight until Peter Henley . Itabolle Diraet won, o't - The 201 544 $1 a puree trot, for wt. taken in easy fatillion by Grey Worthy. right." At balf past nine or ten I tireaktest venally on fruit baton sad egg& do so loot as they or fitment. toast a cup of tootle& Any equivalent will . are lit-ghtv and ....... wholesome T like an' Off stilk soon soon . or thereafter. hosgrrstsead shake. a cup of hot broth. a eoda. depending on the illea.0011. t ' ' : Five minutes minetem of caliethenica betiding and111limbering up genenally. to get every part Of the botty going ere as good as pone. It take full , , .: - 4, . - . : 7 . 0 - : t 1 t - . . - , Ways Mends His Body. deitti - 1 Ones ' "$ew d ti you do 1.1.Ite w as atilted.:,' while all,tas- - adlacentTriarit (treed iin for a cut o n the secret 'De ht?' inquired Jim. "ifOto III laaa ela,. arts" 7aa altaald bY an the lairs of procadost be playing character parts. "I don't do much except keep in condition?' was the &newr. you do it there are bound 'If you will tell the gents here assembled howtheir wage," someone m a- to be a lot of Wall Street birds begin to ch tared. M Corbett 'If most own said ou have answered your Question." "Sow Oma begin to mond their ways they will begin to mend their bodies it the I it is netmellarl for don't think their same time. And by mending ways them to take out stembership in any reform tempts. A sum must to drift not in allowing stymie rhs whole secret Iles work to keep himself in condition. Ju$ t as be does for all the other worth a while ce Is, after conditioning work while things in life. rie differ. becomes se much a part of daily routine as dinner or a glass of water. Too teal bo happy without it. "I de little thee dare to keep toteelt from sillittnr- Dors you aso rtgab wary. keeping that way is comparattvely ries at I o'clock in, the morning. The theatre keeps us late. you is my p rime knew. and we molt teat aceOrdingly. Plenty of sloop and rest IrnI for fitness. The first thine I d is to drink three or four glasses Then I take fifteen of tell Watit, sot iced. but freak from the faucet. , 11,-- i Mending ' - ..... ,,.. ' - i . :, the Grand Circuit, was injured yesterday' whin' Peter Henley of tbo Murphy stables o" t ; . -- ,16 ATLANTA. 'Cot,- Murphy, a. leading driver of gilten Ike a young man of twenty five too thirty. Rd has certamly the straiiht to the body,with a cross to bun Father Time the "one-twand Vito the keeping ropes law knocking the cagey old gent there groggy, . : . ti.---T- 1 ' n.Ira their On Boat Race .. Hurt in Race . It W. TOR K. Oct. in the sours of captabs AgTee gv,, - Veteran Driver , ,; 1 Jones in Introduction of New System ' ' of Coaching. Wt,.."..C.,10Aere,- ., . . 3, , , - 1 , , . ' .7 show business. had. gathered At Mhbury Park the other diy where the friars out loud for their annual jamboree James J. Corbett admitted right that he was a good b5 years &heat of the calander game. of thl- ahmmus most popular Were it not for the fact that, the and the fact that the records varsity of Fistiana has a tongue for truth have susrettsu3dd Mr. Cot- would audiente tonfirm th e admissibn. the ' , . , , - , '1 - , , e i A Bulldogs Take Big Chance When They Take on Army So Early in SeasonYale Solidly Behind T. A. D. - . '.t ' ' By Robert L. Rt ' - . ,14 , - , . i i? , ' of Living Airily Ha's' Poirerful Teim To Thrin3; Against. Husky Blue Booters Tomorrow - News.) (Special Correspondent of. The Desnet . , , to ll, least. ffteen of years. . out cheated be can Oct, 21,Father rims LW ,TORK, Ina in from E;!11 San Francisco, in stepped cage clerk bank James J. Corbett started hi career as a of fisticuffs and today is a star in the chaznpion worklI became 111. the bank to the boxingarent, . . . ,... . , firmament of ths theatre. cium sat behind the Corbett sines . "Jimmy milestones of Time Ms ticked off al,conaiderable number clients. to the eager wafers cold out ' krona bars of money cages, and pissed some turning- eine. the fateful hour "Gentleman Ales has Old "Pop" Times eternal clock done bandy with the he was -more than ordinarily that demonatated first . .. o f ,, .. punch urn" of prechicta , - . , , ' ' dukes. has quits a .sum- of anniversaries ht 'the . t And the sands in the hour eus record Jamesj - I , . ...3 ,.,,,y - ' - Art Former Champion', Masters .Simpli and Sleep Are Rules for Pi rpetual Youth", "Keep Fit, Don't Worry, EAt Marvel of Energy and Fortner Heavyweight Chanipion , Mode of dying Makes SkillBrilliant Career of Popular Athlete is Ite viewed in Brief. , 1 4--- 4-- ! CLASH WITH..WEST POINT CADET 'LET'.$'iti!...p.i0q5'i.lAyE,','.!,41D,..kfp.p4E:4t.p..:;,TAI,E'........'..IN Rules of Eternal Youth Are Set Forth By Fistianla's Most POPIllar AIUM111113; Gentleman Jim Is Still Gentleman Jim ' 3 ee . to any great success. b as difficult to imagine a sane man appearing at an important rnortting business conference arrayed in a dress suit and silk bit as it is to picture him attending a , life then it is well.orth while to exercise care and judgment in its selection. The Cordon hat is made to merit the good opinion of the man of discriminating judgmentto interest one who realizes that the choice of a hat is a function of no little importance. j; |