The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1908, Page 7

FATES PERRIS .« NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT «| GREATEST WALKING CLUB IN AMERICA T e, ; he. Boys “ a First Walk Under Direc- | tion of Famous Old Pedestrian. , SR * Ao if Some Notable Feats in the : fe Career of Pecestrian Weston from P! Jely N r twent acts t a ue eae, By Edward Payson We:ton, | Y we er at One Hun- _W dred and Tenth street and| { N Seventh avenue for our first * walk on Monda} ternoon at 3.30) - = Of} o'clock we are going to have the B greatest walking club that was ever organized in- America. 1 know it. ny bef 4 NID The boys all over New York we, , ns perta writing to me every day and they 5 ae ‘ tell me that y have already started on prelimi: walks and are in fine shape to start with me Monday. ough it takes a long time it is one of my greatest sources of enjoyment to sit down be- fora a basketfu of these letter rs) and read what the little fellows of New York have to say about walk- i Bee at ing. Some of these let from e ii 4 boys of fifieen would do credit to t t fi bs ‘ aN | Enthusiastic About| any grown men. Asa rule the hand- writing is perfectly spelling is almos The most letters, nowever ways the views on thinks legible and the perfect. ft wou elipp He tl hvelier un t taken. 1 fl to wea broad-to may not know wore help you they are worse than no shocs Soreness Always There at Start. Several have con calves of thei bow it laugh hea always when you cise, Don't you legs sot firs baseball in the s ply got to walk wills ‘ stomed toy end the “seven w or two, Tha rener that an be take your vatdoor exer bore have sim- 1 leave in a sure sign you t been taking enougt know last night Maxwell, Ps ont, Pre Comps had you boys Bhows that who thinks boys. In tht interesting connection L received a lette: ery old friend, in wh) the Maclyn Arbuckle actor, vhe and find nue! daily from om ud with you vo de doing the boy great good in vil gna writin 22% pouns brisk ien-ni and health: Boys Getting Too Ambitious. afraid th Tam of are go! young, from New to know | would he very har tweniy-o such fh Mg tinc your wrot ip th Tt ts Mab ft Is too much of tax stem “here arc any nunyber of letters be- to impress upon your mind. When yeu THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 19036. EDITED BY OBERT > be u START WiTH WESTON ‘Good Idea; Schoolboys Get ittle Chance to Walk.” cape UTHER HALSEY GU LICK. king Is a fine Mayor MeClellan Indorses The Evening World’s Walk. I know from personal experlence that walking, aystematicayy indulged in and attended by proper observance of the rules of health, is a great exercise le builder for the boys of New York. I am glad to note the move- 1 by Tho Evening Worlg toward the establishment of walking clubs, nnd those particlpate in the jaunts under the direction of that ex- perience! pedestrian, Edward Payson Weston, must needs deneft physically: { shall cheerfully oo-cperate tn making the club walks successful so far ce my official capaciy will alkaw, and I am eure that $f elty permits aro re quired for walks throwgh fark paths and avenues they will be forthcoming from the proper officials, Walking i9 a great upvullder of the system snd #ould Decome natiitial method of exercise, Lass strect-car riding and more walking would Prove profitavie in more ways than one to our people."* GEORGE B. M'CLELLAN, Mayor 1 think Mr. Weston's exercise, If interest in it # \ himself a busy mart ' nde Set INew York City, At least half of Cis Rave) ate, nets sports and take some part In the school a! ee we don't know yet posit! ely ie Complete records aro belng kept Of the ft Tow yeers we may find our me © no ege tora eit £8 et completely eclipse our recory BEN TN A, ago mort er aaeeniln ty have Het chance to walle A fon vem EL they hitdren in the city ‘ fs er el ea sitar Mad to walk 1006 latans 8 teen eee American child stances se thelr pdrents 3 ea per aeetitti oral te becoming too much of & st con Cit Hace ae caer at work and) weer We are Galt oe Da aaa S eayicat for a short distance. Yee, 2 another, even 1 M6 ent 08 wana T ehall he glad to thelp him try tn 4 le an exce jon of It ER HALSBY GULICK, thousand school erested In ath- ‘There are abou! t will be the effect of early training of athletic training on the boys. fin of achoot athletics turning ask xv aa fp UP jes ™ HOLA S:AVEAT 28 ™ SN PROC ee ee a STREET ‘or. of Schoolboys’ Athletic Teague. £Y Ready For The Wal. TREATMENT WESTON ADVISES TO PREVENT SORE hundreds of ingal ‘Z| | | JOIN CHAMPION WESTON'S ... Evening World Walking Club ~-| BOWLERS SHOOT HIGH my previous ieee SIT) SCORES IN LOURNEYS, eee oe | Geceotee » retlr ly and EDWARD PAYSON oW ESTON, \ On care of THE EVENING WORLD. Mr. Westen will be glad to i “ amoun answer any q ons pertaining to walking. fee Use the salt water ry fon col a, ae nt t! 1e He i temperature as you have bath ~ EMPIRE CITY WILL : HOLD TWO MEETINGS at the Grand Cent iwebke did to Ridd was a sin STARS OF THE TURF IN EASTERN CLASSICS © There ha ed int some nam) [die 1 poor amy =e in the trio ¢ The feuetnoan tle AMUSEMENTS. MAULE ADAMS ETHEL Bi MORE divi Sistii! GARRICK‘: cee AINE LLLIGTT and Seat G nt Basti WMCKERHOCK EI Diy THE TALK THE MAN OF 1 244 Stor Hiway HE Hi LYCEUM THER. THE THIEF. GRITERION es ta SEVER SO GKEAT AIT NEVER $0 QUICK A SU CHAR! MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MATS, WEDNESDAY & SATUR New Amsterdam “\y.."\\2 The Merry Widow « FOADY y" rae Ms Eye, $15. “peTtd pan, es it0 2 ne Cunt vear At the Crotona. Durand—221, 167, 170, IN}, 159, 1 To MOORE SAVOY = | ree straight games | posit t | m0, latter's , 214 t GILPATRICK Week —K RAO. f PIRH'S Missing, Varlety Show Bie Ae 0 sw) average ‘| Two- MEN TEAM CHALLENGE, 5 rae. Leslie Harris Enter ape “HUDSON THEATRE TUPSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN, 14TH HNMERSTENS » vd Wes sllne Ack- | Nx.Wk. NE hee PH ALIA | Mone We NELLIE, ‘The Reautitul Cloak, Model, RIZONA crdmana at nd cha B & fom U \VESTA Fime. NAZIMOVA ww CIRCLE) ; enor | eet “» YORHE we AD ‘AM iS TREATING THE PONIES, 2 Lex, Gra MURKAY He | LID LIFTERS Sai way, oe wort. Hiopodrome n which quested pao ‘ eats an CBee PAST LORS § SOUSA Waventt. tim and } i Xsx" Mating tO DN SGne undead and ‘Tenth | hefore oF start Gr [Hattie W: LLIAMS ° Sune. The ecre ard one] MATCH GAME GOSSIP. MANHATTAN rod Daly C0." of Seme Final Suggestion Wicnoies avaue to One Hur SKATING SA te Now, there is one more thing I want dred and. Fisteth street, “1 Champion Wimmy ae aU VD aS na re oe “ tak AS V Sicuna tng st Peat The distance; Two miles, @rtet Erimann vhe 125th St. EDGREN ann ne MONDAY SOME : WINTER SEASONS| \cARNIVAL Ht DROWNING BALLET. ae POPULAR © pan All Day tee MRS FISKE * ROSmeRSHOLM ee ASME ast Stott 3 HONOUR CASINO nei 13 DE ANGELS HACKETT 2200) ain mw ini MASON '¥e WITCHING H Adu Maiestic | Buea alate Vop o' th’ World lis’ HERALD SQ. LEW FIELDS HH cuit eal KEI 2 PROC 5 ‘Sth Av. toes Se awn GUL. | Union 54. 23d St. Panter dun. Oy New 58th St. ben Qua iH caine Wa! son’s mn's Burlesquers Vaude Ye Amateur Night Every. Friday, | DEWEY THE ROLLICKERS, ght Every Thursday. MANN & CO. Goldin, “Nellte Ble Amateur Ni =) QONIL. STAN Niet Week-—TIt ame LOUIS Horace ARD uartet, Clartoé <M ATLANTIG.2S BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, at Nert We Mats. Daily, | Shadowed by heen