The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1911, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911. FLOOEY THE ~isaaih ) ® © By Vic on WHY, FLOOEY Dove!) { it says i SHALL] — ee. {Wow ,MR.FLOOEY=\| = : va \ : f y WHY THIS Aca DO JURY OUTY-|| BUT WHY GRIEVE > 3 1. 4 HERE ANY Ad: BUT IF ‘QUITE | y avioy it | ‘ . } OF FEELING?! |/ HENCE THE. ||| WHen DUTY CALLS mony | DE YANKS | if SOME ; ae ; DUCK_NOSED ' ge \ RAPTURE | OP iy THERE LIKE & bh ek bedi | HADN'T TRIED) ‘ie. hy , | MASCOT! | BO YOU GET||\ MUDHEN FOR THAT YOU COULC NOT)! TOT AL ( REASON; ee ~ ao | Ad (ME .wWiFe?!l) gase per pay ! RENDER A JUST)! aL DE 2 ; Ji VERDIC ---- SR ee, { eae, ee | Freddie Welsh Signs aera me ELECTRO Inside the Ri ee ~ SRUBB BREAKS yet al with the ng wre eae E QUEL SCID a c ae peipinageted crane Tim | Spee c _SILico Brock June 14. the up to that ti ~~. impressed me, \ Great fi igs Wes JOHN LAU 1 OC K. er - A at Mba er AMPLE English Champion Has Littie ‘ ce s lenin Trouble Defeating Swedish Foie: White Declares That Tommy]: ‘Title-Holder. Ryan Was the Best Man at! Fane Fo pu for ware | 8. #00 Pele - fltn frat scrap will be 1 Mat Ta | Mi rnd te etter nas ot a IMPORTANT the Welterweight Limit Hele nea gree : On the nent of Apr Aish | aigbanea:vonnee di: egret voltae a eo ne tae itd in Naw dor im, the gare Tato baat Nt Urwcere nna’ theumalees’ tive rp Nee, Ever Put His Eyes On—“Mys-| Without aleohol or poisonons 9 Kooms at - $49.98 | i vi 1 deame BAHeE Tolitte: Atedleine 4 Kooms at - $74.98: 3 terious Billy” Smith the First cfs ROWE: Mtl themself 5 Rooms at $124, One to Hold the Title. nth ry out of , the body and makes st la d tumble It drives the impuri beep | the system and stren s each Poe Dawn e .00 Lown on NO. 15—“MYSTERIOL ‘s| — Te iopeete eee 00" BILLY” SMITH, lis ’ an's Medicine is the 8 *s (Sole First Welterweight Champion. 1 around the hom Anite ‘ ol 7 Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Oo, e with the result that when fighter, Billy Vapke. t viet rest me «ly ever prescribed for rk World), ap was finivued, he was tey ia Hien 2 building up the system. Not a t class was created | front ; {| P be 1 ale for the boxers who were too _ a Bent aie omen ner ee ie . “patent medic heavy for the lightweight class vise ne sent pisces AWAskos dealt! to 50 atthe the miedo: | ‘Harvard Loses ae hip tifataretthe bey « Welght title. When the class frat came into extat- Its Cruck Stroke bss ence there was a raft of good men to Vi = AND ft ke. They re the best bet- ha } MER eeallin oueen nanien cae | basis oh I Crew, +" » most of them were better fighters than | * { me of the men wh coupted higa vat 4 ie i he heavier Most of f irubb had = pecullar w futiny | * Tung 42 ideas. % ; PPL ewin ira te Gk St.at O Ave. weight for that cia ad be 0 { pounds. Later on it was shifted from | 140 to 145 pounds to sult the conventence ‘ of the title- ~ } uld ark t 1 | fornia on arene ne AW. | Collectors of O°N. Green Stamps Thoroughly Aroused, | ie ny Le cash Hundreds of collectors have expressed themselves as delighted with } beetaiy ‘puch tit . i The Brening Word.) > the fact that now they can buy Vogel Brothers’ high class mer- belt nor a cup given sew HAVEN, “Apr chandise, and at the same time fill their Stamp Books. We give fs f i Pp 9 Pia tah warine DOUBLE STAMPS UNTIL NOON. 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