The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1913, Page 11

r . THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, @lteretions are more for the sake of M'GRAW NOW HEADING Buck Hagan of Bronx Yale Elated Over Selection sig fon te NOBODY CAN TELL IF YOU DARKEN 4 Is the Faust of Boxin Of Howard Jonés as Coach 3isriis, 2 05 mul mS! SUUAD BILLY JOH REFEREES’ g EDA Sascball nine. Me wes areduated frum | Be thee returned only at the beginning GRAY, FADED HAIR WITH SAGE TEA 10 MARLIN, TH, CAMP Fairmont Club Fans Have Lots! SON'S ROUT AT FAIRMONT. He Instructed Only Blue Team | stemesa i toa, aia" yta'voted the leat o¢ a wunseauent period. “Hence if the pane Ae period had begun, he could not of Fun “Kidding” Cop Fighter, | x, intercaumatoatore wo qnat || That Has Won Football spmresnted since therenter by returned, ne Matter nom Druggist Says When Mixed 2 it ot oun Beet, dregs make j |] Fairmont Saturday night frolic was ml & reversible battery, [him to return at any time during the yi Sulphur Prevents their own, but it isn’t nearly #0 nice ‘On the Way South Nearly a) ‘Who Usually Quits Early Every | tne""erpearance of" ow. itooker Title Since 1907. Walter Camp, teat period. Dandruff and Falling Hair. : whose real name is Freddie Joh, Imembere ef the committ: j —— “Wile faded hair is net sinful, Ise alt deate | % tetain our youth- Time He Boxee—Last Satur- | in ut, with his fa Buly out Jones a8 coach, return allio SP TOR OE is THRE WE | any tha Bhat the Recaed by || eet Ero on Hew ttaven, Conn., vob. x, [aren teany and Clcoseed te rules RACING SELECTIONS. | Common garden sage Urewed into « lf apprarance and attractiveness Be Picked Up. y He Bri cor y) by @ knockout in the TOUR, LE news that Howarg Jones ts te Tiere matty © fut eppreiies chanuenton heavy ten, with aw oy nd aleobol larkening your heir 'yeth's , y f the Yale footbai was ovid 5 ; Staying Four Rounds. i] the fathers expression thet blaows [| team for next. fall hae come to {ton among the members of the Rule | wing Race—¥rank Hudson, Dusi- ill streaked and code of 1912 h w Haven as a pleasant surprise, and tor: pan, Beth Stanley. 1 y resuite in the Race—Samuel R. Myers, | liltle else was talked of among the stu-|atyie of the game that alteration in fone ren. mreranee. y dents and graduates following the of+ that code would be a mistake if they ine | “ahing “nace tawton — Wingins, || “Cl? itching, fon was within a thousand miles. Can you imagine the le teel- ings of w father if he should have to count out his own boy? ‘Tho first squad of Giants are now on thelr way to their training « t , Marlin, Texaa, headed by Man ring te: BY BOZEMAN BULGER. i by morning all gray hairs have . vs ° flolal announcement by Capt. Henry H.|tended to change what was a known : iy SP 4 bad HK wtar of i Eaton, Michaet Angelo. nd . (raw, In the party that ent a phages oad Hagen is in the Ketcham of Brooklyn. actory came for expert. Fourth Race-Serry Lad, Prince || fevele' if y g peared; after another application or the Pennsylvania station were: Christy ene, Warn Kia wer tie “working to kill time” was! Howard Joni coach of the oniy|mental one. Hence they mado few al- J Asmead, Flora Fina. pers Ret pole at tome, |o Tue even Wave at Lag Johnny Evera of the Chicago Cubs: ., many stare when Andy Reynold h the jokers put a dummy |aince L. H ‘The one that ts the most important | Continental. bade ent : on tae ba aa e Grover Hartley, the catcher; Thompson haben 's y Reynolds) in the corner opposite Buck and made by P * and in fact the only one that In likely Sixth Race—Pretend, Irish Kit, o-use tonic, costing al druggists say they are ce and Goulait, two recruit pitchers; Dr, Ue! his mouth full of @ boxing glove} him shake hands with the sawdust man to affect the play itself is the olimini- | Pendant. about 50 cents o bottle at drug | tots of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur; Bt the Geite who’ will took! that he hasn't been able to pick it out.| before he got on to tie fact that he was! coach of Syracuse, and afterward for|tion of the five-yard restriction on Wveth's Sage and | surely helps folks appear years younger, \ etter pie teeth, and Tom| YO & While he thought the red ball| kidded. To tell the truth he isn't on|Ohio State. Since then he has been one|kicks, This will bring back the posst- “f | Was up started akating. The star| yet. They hung crepe on the ropes, pre-|of the most cone Dility of the quick-from-scrimmage for- Ratty, MeGraw’e business associate. | 1"), hovering over the Bronix,| sented Buck with @ horseshoe of funeral | graduates returning here each fall for o& the most excellent On the way South, McGraw will pick ho’ flowers and then made him make a and among the Hi big, methods for surprising the opponents. up nearly all the rest of the team. At! ittte and medium, there ta rejoicing, | eee ved ond on the teams of on Hlarrisburg he will be met by Wilbur| Buck stayed four rounde! Buok took it all as « compliment and ree and Bigiow, substitute | possibilities of kic Robinson, who will coach the young-| You don't “make” this Buck? weit, | "Hen Andy Green Tights fnallygwaiked !on the frst and @ regular on the other of the fullback. The balance of the stera, and Jim Thorpe, the Carlisle In-|lsten. Buck Hagan ts the Charley | jut walk lait over and bust him on dian, who broke a few records in a| Faust of boxing. Planted himself | the nose. Billy Gibson, Jake Karpf, Professional meet tn Boston on Satur=| Qh the ND of Billy Gitwon, the Fairmont) jimmy Johnstone and ‘Corse Payton day night, When the train reaches 8t./ago just as firmly asc. Victory Faust en there wi Louis Leon Ames, who has already said! hung to McGraw ‘ith pen in hand| husk net ext scone was that Me does not want to pitch the|ready to sign a contract at any terms, | Ductngie wmine om in hi opening game; George Wiltse, the vet-| Buck has it on Charley, though. Hel gig and a nico nap. {€ Tesreau, the beat | has sti i: Sas tad tones penis 4 went after the ten. Huck didn’t lowe National League, accords} thy Hosion Braves ing am many teeth because our count showed y Heydler's new way of | "iniy loves Hie m long story, but ree |OMly yee in his head when ho started. t the pitchers’ percent member It takes thne and space to| ie al8o st th a nose, but there and Milly. dusoveon, a te coe tak SOROS tC | wan, signs at the finish, It you would have thought | “@*n’t worth $ Champion we ¢ Arrives Here 1 aye NO. 5—ROUGHNESS AND WIND BURN. Any wind is an ill wind that blows Al sightly degree. Velogen, the soothing, smcothing emollient, applied before going out-of-doors i soft and smooth, and is an and iminediatcly upon voming in-dovrs, keeps the Al invincible arinor against wind and weather. One application makes an improvement : ; A week's systematic we a transformation. Jj Better than cold cream—used the same way. W) At Your Drugeist's. In Collapsible Tubes, 25 Sen meee Union Means Co-operation A a consultation with the mY managers from my different stores, I have decided to keep my prices as low as ever, in spite of the fact that union shop means an in- crease of from ten to twenty per cent. in the cost of manufacture. Week work in my shop means that I will now insist and demand from my help better work through- out the garment. I want them to co-operate with me and give the cus- tomer a better suit or overcoat in order that I may increase the volume of business. With the increased cost of the garment, it will be necessary, in order for me to do busi- ness, to increase the volume of business 10 to 20 per cent. This strike proves to the public that Mitchell The Tailor’s help and the help that manufacture the clothes for the highest price stores in this city are identical. Last week I bought the stock of C. A. Patton & Co., 43 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Most of these goods are marked in plain figures and are sold by me irrespective of his original price. The blue serge that he had at 43 Tremont St., made by practically the same help, sold by this concern for $45.00, is no poorer when transferred to 1481 Broad- billions of them! Where? Everywhere! They’re chewing WRIGLEYS He has stopped ov: arted in the way of a w rmont Cli and hasn't lin tho t. Richt here and now there, e All-American bug batt il report} “Faust and Hagan," and we have « later the teamn| enough Bronix backers to dent any game with the Dallas roll that 1s shoved out for a bet. it featherweiatt C is ry in} tte Ciub of the ‘ biyas a scene that fol- red boxer being knocked | ok and refusing to bude. | from there!" yelled his man- | Ain't you golp’ to fight no) sir," replied the flattencd | § Jarkey, “I'se goin’ to fight some more, | but not TO-NIGHT." BUCK IS A PLUMBER BY TRADE AND A COP FIGHTER. Buck ts a plumber by trade and @ cop fiehter by profession. He had cleaned J jolt so many places and was looked upon as sich a bully in the Bronix that over tures were made to Billy Gibson to get! i rane him tn tho ring, This was some time As Gacy, meet tie requirements of [MES 4nd Buck has appeared go remulsely ‘Association a. ammer bas athlet i has been ¢' prominence since the Thorpe up, and at a m resolutlo every minute. 3 Smiles are brightening—appetites sharp- ening—digestions improving. Purify your breath for the evening kiss with the goody that’s good for you. 4 eo rapidly after cach start that he fs now an institution, Capacity crowds flock to the Fairmont on Saturday nights to see him knooked out, take his siesta of break a record ying three rounds. Buck could ket past the second, and, as he| ly getting $5 a scrap, he figured | a round was enough for any | y|man‘s money, and, anyway, he liked the comfort of the ring floor as @ place to) ‘rest and tako things easy. Two weeks while he counted him ot ¢ Ciub"—a Fairmont instl- | sang “Oh, What a Lovely | Dream!" | 4), On account of the great demand for \ncats for Buck's next appearance Gib- of tm Satumay that he would al- ts to his friends to cover All of Westchester County turned it he offer appealed to Buck, and when sent up-State and got a fighter xe1 Andy Reynolds, who came down tha feeble record and a patr of green ks. he that he had better and go the route regardless of wale M4 14, 19. i] iny [nt IT Feeling sure that Buck would hang i itt i! ti f on the floor, where there would LANE US nger of falling off after the seo- J, the gang sent out for two men and a stretcher to have THIS CITY TO-NIGHT remember, he {s a plumber—and new record on the Hagan ea- by grabbing the whole four, jie meat > P , at tha Willie Ritchie Sends Word | fuck That He'll Arriv ere ually got mad and popped one over That He'll Arrive Her lon Andy Green Tights's beezer that at 8 o'Clock stopped the glee club, and thelr song at 8 ack. 8; nd up he would stagger. One time BUY IT BY THE BOX It coste less—of any dealer—and A n Tights—I ean't think of his ‘hame—knocked him flat on his back four the bell—a mighty quick bell, ved him, Once upon the floor puld think of an additional ten ended with a gurgle. | Buck was slow at times. In fact so slow that a bright young fellow in the ova will get | Dleachers volced our sentiments by ex- claiming, 9 ' This evening New Yo! thelp drat look at Wulle Ritzhle. stnes don't you skip. & coupio ot way and sold by me for $12.75. The differ- setaine ite freshness until used. ne won 5 4 ” | rounds But he had a system, being a * * of the world from Ad Wolgast on | —— ence is, you pay cash to me and in the case yreles, as he hay wired to thin ofce that | of high priced tailors long time credit is allowed, Look for the spear The Cheviot, Tweed, Unfinished Worsted and fancy Silk mixture suitings sold by him Avoid imitations 2 from 00 to 845.00 are equally as good on aT —_—__—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ my counters as they would be on his count- Jj ,, i | ] ers for three times the cost. | This stock will not last forever, and | eo rs he wars orclock, ay $ Famous “Pint of Cough Tie new title holder intends to stay ‘s ig oar in town until yrup” Receip' visit at this time ts clouded in my RRs, Adv, Otago No Better Remedy at Any Price. 3 | Fully Guaranteed. i ne mannnnnn,| hook with who is Make a plain syrup. by mixing one Arse pint of grauulated sugar and 3 pint of | «, but | Warm water and stir for two minutes, Leach et him, as bh ut 234 ounces of pure Pinex (fift; ry <i | ye Cisse byenings at 6 @ Clock, eas that fo meat him. a8 be | cente’ worth) in a pint bottle, and till don’t intend to carry a yard of it into the § Cleed on Washingion's known to make the mateh a good draw-| up with the Sugar Syrup, This gives | you a family supply of the best cough Spring season. The choicest of these pat- a f #2, siiteatey ol iti stenpla comedy, It seema to take hold in- i the most afrent terns, suit or overcoat to order, if if By ——— wae oe ne ee us; | H “hom SORE rary Tadie, 5 A | Words by Eart Carroll | + 4 Bae cay pillar mere : ai @ Music by Enrico Caruso Re “ch es = pe | ‘ebruary Furniture aud Rug Saie 60% Reductions unequalled remedy for whooping cough} hours’ notiee and, h be lost on and croup, Setutae duce’ tia wenty rounds | ‘This recipe for making cough remedy |B of milling he gave Welch more than with inex and Bugsy pected, honey) is a prime favoi A irprise w of homes in the United States and/ J AS SUNG BY | 3 Canada. ‘The plan has been imitated, | z | though never successfully, If you tr R ‘ R U 9 it, use only genuine Vinex, which is \ A an bi moat. valuable concentrated comp is ‘ f $ 00 f Norway white pine extract, and is rich bs ia? ; r col and all the natural healing 3 ae his sale we hao: rcduced cur outfits as follow-: ANAPOLIS, ents, Other preparations will |, ' WORDS AND MUSiC t 4 a Sporting hiventng | nol in this recipe. ; ——————"'H, T R: — y Kovats 98 | 4 uous A) Q% Wii! arrive im Now Yor Mtoncay | or maney promptly refunded: goes With | 4 ee IN NART veelity GO eaey 11919 14 ining, Stop at Se Hotel, | eee teary at hes Pines, 1 31 B d Co th St \h wale jor ar he he - es i eReuit Siam ver tu Rida mint, |4MA tripe, Yous devant hae, Pine 3 roadway, Cor. ‘ ’ jit eaiee i | We Pay Freight Bite water arrival. mp, |The Pinex Co. 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