The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1907, Page 12

FUP WINS AND F UCTOR PUT KO | BN OW SSG : “ Medical Association Deckles There Are Greater. Men- _ acesto Health. |) DISCUSSIONVIS. STOPPED ~ Resolution to Leave It to the > Kissers’ and the Kissed ; “Goes,\Unanimous.” ‘Cupid. aaigron)a almal victory over prosaic aid, body, the American resets Assdotmtion, and to-day the members, wholare holding thelr netional | qbnvention at Atlantic City, admit that | they are too bilay and life is too short ; "the kissing bug. if fife younger doctors aid Raye to be conquered when tt came & question .of\ kissing, but when the men degan\an academic, scienti- sober diac’ mm of the kiss and its tom to distees, Cupid's ears began Dutm ‘end tingle) and for w time it bas if he wits seriously threat- Bo he hastened to invade the Sssembiage, anf when it came to & Vote whether of mot{to put asculation wader the ban there waa o faltering, 4 | [CROKER'S REVENGE © B ULL POLUE FOR THESE IWPOSTORS = Roman Catholic Authorities Is- sue Waring Against THE EVERTRG WORLD, FRIDA 1 | WN ORBES WIN Capt.2Greer, Ownertof \Slievel Gallion,,Snubbed.himeWhen y a few years ag Lena Never Fails to “BOTTLE.NIGHT” AT two imposters are on thelr way from that, Capt. Greer, owner of Kileve Gal-| vig of the academia freshman clam at |} ro onrotnrs ane. at lion, the tremendously baked edde-on ). > t ob fevedis alah ran ahieg, waa a plow- {sary oe tute cuanto, Yaak of 9: Ard of the Jovkey Chab with the War! | dosed, probably ter of Durham, when thar exctustve tneti- spt mk tes to collect | & “4 ow e- and glossy. Is not a dye. Phtlo Hay Soe Newark, N. J. 50c. AT DRUGGISTS. in Persia. One of the men has letters forged with the signature of Monsigno; eet of Kingston windews of colt has been confirmed eo strikingly. }dawn reais As & two-yeerold inst your Orby was | Sie covered badly Deaten on Bis culy Gro appear nota, After each defcat goad offers to buy the colt were made ‘to Oroker. | T7097 Pineny Ol lens He posttively refused them, although |and injured 7 fying his trainer strongly advised Bim to ao-} > eept. Indoed, with his accustomed ten- acity of purpose ho dismissed Qis train- er, Dot kept Ordy, tnsisting that ite true form had not deen shown. ‘The. Sportsman suggests that Orby be matched to race.Polar Star} which won every one of the thirteen races in / which 1( was entered until to-day, at | Epsom. Then, being out of fomm, tt was | Deaten easily, by a colt which certainly ts not in O! 8 class, Mr. Croker is willing to entertain a challenge frem the owners of Polar Star, who have | not moved in the matter yet. Too tardily sporting men here.new recognize oer as an animal of the > |X will show /x0u how to tmeremse youre FREE took on faces of the ble Medicos, and to thelr own and ‘that of many others they voted to drop the whole G@scumsion was begin by Dr. C. Dtake, of Hollins Institute, of Vir- which prides (teeif\on the num- ef famous women\ er fair drew favorites among its graduates. Kisking ‘habit 4s terrible enough,” esld, “when confined\to lovers, put the kissing fad get started among ‘Gollege girls and you haves source of * @anger that Js .appallipg. | Kise?’ be continued, with a de L Germined look. “Why, college girls kiss © @hen they greet each other good, morn- bag, they kiss when they/say good-night @mé they kiss all day between. 9 kissing devotion of the average ie girl exceeds thatiof any lovers or fiction. Pretty/students have the most alarruing grippe epi- through many of our largest fe- seminaries and universities. It ts time.the @octors of the Country it speak out, to save the educated sex from kissing thelr lives away Wy transmitting tuberculosis and fever mi.” ; ss Drake's resolution, that State leg- \ @flatures place “unnecessary” kissing 9 &@ legal ban, was lost in the con- of gp attempt of/the delegates define “unnecessary.” . €. We. Irion, of Detrott, solved the and at the same time slyly ped Cupid his magic lance, “There many other reforms needed in t-health war,” he said, “before We can tackle the kissing bug. As long @@ the little god goos around with his Bw and Guiver there will be kissing. I leave it Up to the kissed and move the kissers.” Young delegates smacked their Ups 8 Booretary Armstrong, of Chicago, an. Molnced the unanimous adoption of the | Fesviutian. Gol, W.-C. Gorgas, head of the Healt Department on tho isthmus of Panama ee SIK OF A FAMILY DIE OF PNEUMONIA. a F hit he Still Lives, but 1s Critically | Sr» Ill, Not Knowing the ICAGO, EAR TIES UP }DEN 8500,000. AEAT SUNDAYS WORLD. | RAILROAD, | the newspapers treat ed me said Mr. Croker. “I am fairly,” proud to have shown them, bere that 1 can breed and train in Ireland e winner of their greatest race. In my opinion Orby ts not at the top of Mis form yet; he ts an tmproving horse: the best judges at Epsom acknowletye that. 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