The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1911, Page 15

iin. | PICKLE FACE SHE RE'S OLD PRUNE - THAT PASS BOOK I You RE THE PROMISED TO — CLASS! \SLiP you~ THAgR Et alien \8055 Don't KNow 1 (aor (Tt Om (Were FLOoBy are ) THANKS DCAR. Once a Great Sprinter, Did» i You? Weill, Charley White Tells of Time at El Paso, Tex., When He Broke Ali tie Rec- ords on the Books. Champion. ns and P ed to fight at} ourke procured | George Dixon and | 4, if there wa on) » demonstrate Which the Tex xans dit n perlences wh the low rega all negroes. kindiy to th and race managing Maier. They invited W. | ep into a nearby drug store to hav rn es of soda water with them. A ned up at the soda fountain and ‘8. ‘Tho clerk reudily at- ry and Connolly, but patd | nm to Walcott's order T while in EB | Brit n vie. | accented h nls! Walcott all the | He lovke ou }_One thr |The route he trotted them say, other boy of th Alirworsi! led an hear HE FIRED AT warcoTT’s FEET n walking over to him, remarked » don't y : 1 | 8 6 gettin’ a glass of 1 Joe. Well, we don't | anashed, @oda water,” 5 Glass of soda, sell no glasses z KO fenve said t Texan Drew Hts Revolver. © George @ ton a T S ay SH PL a aed, FLOOEY THE FAN |round West put two terrific punches to| but in the last two #essions they Kath 4 as one of the Coronation | }ted him past he Nearly every time that Walcott | laying out In the front yard. As day as he passed the yard Joe h er, what makes you s0 burst into roars of la r Y| The next chapter will deal with nd th THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ae a] (The Gatekeeper Didn't Know Who It Wes) MAY 4, 1911, ——_ / THIS SwWHAT 1 Don CALL KIVING IN ‘ : Mary REN SOME STYLE - SE ’ x ~ THINK OF BEING ABLE |] + TA WALK RIGHT (IN AN COP A DEAT ANYWHERE THEY'LL THINK 'M SOME, KIND OF A GUY ON WAND BEEN y MIND GLADE ON TAR GAME MESELF ! ae Beats Sievens | By Rally in 9th efeated Stevens by a ninth in one of the most loosely games ever seen on South score of 11 to 10. n aggregation found both nwell easy to hit, und Until the e White team h inning the B ayed a poor hitting g: as he delivered | ered enough hits to nose out the Hobo- arm and PARIS, May 4—Harry Lewis of Phil- ; = < - Ls: sae jin hts country and England, suffered Conreight, 1011, by The Pree Puotishing Co. | Gave Decision to West. his first defeat on this side by boing Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 P. M. h 5 am de broken ome,| defeated by Leo Houck of Lancaster, \ ‘ F ized that he pa. in a twenty-round bout ddd » r just wanted to | of the Wagram Club tn the big Hippo- decision to West, | grome, o part in the deal) “Towis weighed in at 148 pounds, while Se ened the scales at 188 pound fi tou a Sc Nontts| LIQUID CURES ECZEMA lh WHERE SALVES FAIL tober In regard to skin diseases, medical | auth sultiply. diseases prought about only by using the! ing agents in the form of aliquid, | f Sif'rit GERMs OUT, x mple wash, A compound of Oil of in one of the hardest fights | Wiktaraters, byinol aan othe ingred- land, we ffte Py . mn oner “Gommy ‘Weat at | ients as combined in the D. D. D. Pre- eyeart scription. This penetrates to the disease seen a fighter who equalled the | ever done. Sammen Homilive he I i A 25-cent trial bottle will start the eam Ag cure and give you instant relief. siden Hegeman Co. and Riker's Dr is offer. Shot His Hand. | wing year Walcott engaged fights, Toward the end} he shot several fingers off 4 so seriously impatred his ity that he soon dropped ul Stool, $1.50 Rocker, $4.75" Chair, $4.50 Joe was training near Utica. over which he took his runs old-fashioned country house he would see two little | by, he would hear one of; “Here he comes," and the| reply, “There he goas.”" One "e , o ¢ youngsters @ay: That's a Now Walcott hated gKer alm ing about ghe | Table, $6.50 Settee, $12.50 t Early English Arm Chars, Sle Beautifully carved, well up holstered in real leather an sroperly made in every respec Set of 5, $1 Weekly ost of other styles ai ; also Dining Room to suit everybody by the 0 boys 17 Jewels Adjusted $ 98 Warranted 20 Years n the youngster, nothi 4 up Into Walcott's wi k face and asked tnnoce: of the kid, Joe jun over and s run back have in onters, xoen, fourth holder of the Chairs, ‘supplied. ibe Sia CHARLES A. 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