The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-10-01
AN ATHLETE TALKS.
SENSIBLE ADVICE FROM THE LIPS OF
A PERFECTLY MADE MAN.

totsd-why II IL That Girls Are Often
More Healthy In Appssrsses Than
Their Broti,ers-How u Ne Hsslthv.
| she had been to church. Az she
walked home she looked up and saw
Nuldoon.
From the very beginning women have
liked big men-men who are physically
cig-and when they by some accident
DO care for little men it's ten 10 one the
brains are big. To every woman, and
woman Is at heart an unciyiiized crea-
ture, there Is certain pleasure in the
knowledge that man can, II he wants
TO, kill you with q blow. The woman
who has not had this sensation is the
one who has cultivated the original
woman out Of herself and IL busy search
ing for fresh emotions. Consequently
Hercules is to woman more beautiful
than Adonis. and il she admires q man
who mentally is strong, q thousand
times more does she care for the man
who can If he will govern by physical
strength and become what Swinburne
calls king Of Pain" You can't deny
this. nor explain it, but it's true.
The chnrchgoing young woman who
j met Mr. Muldoon was inquisitive, and
she made up her mind that she WAS GO
Ing TO get some points ON bigness and
beauty from him; 10 with the audacity
OF the fox terrier. the dog Of the day,
| she asked.
MIR. Muldoon, what constitutes per-
I fectly made mann
Zone whose neck. biceps and calves
all measure the same"
II was IA bit inpertinent, but that is
the preroga;iye Of woman and 30 she
asked, DO yoursF'
And he quietly answered, Yes"
j Then she inquired. What is the
reason tina, as one walks in New York
one notices that the women are larger.
look more healthy. walk better, and
/ from u physical standpoint are better
| specimens than the mem
"Well. said he, 1.-THE trouble begins
/ with the care Of the boy when he is q
little chap: everything here is sacrificed
10 the cultivation of the intellect, and
the small boys physical condition isn't
paid much atieation 10. fou sec the
E ~SssA ~ ahNI VIM Aic Htak, ull>tI-
able specimens, killing themselves with
cigarettes, smaller aud less strong than
their sisters and having no strength
physically. A good many Of them are
towards. Train boy morally and
( physicali. hrs;. and his brain will re.
spond when you call ON IT, Train the
brain al the expense Of the body aud
You have Jus, such specimens Of man
bod As you laugh al.
MIR. Muldoon. when you get a man
down aud are booking him straigh, in
the eyes and know that you have him
almost IN ycnr power. what arc you
thinking Of"
u am thinking only 81 one thing, and
that is where | can t.esi ge, hold Of
him and how | can best keep him where
wsn, him 10 Le."
/ Then he WAS asked. How long have
you brcn All a,ltlc.r''
since WAS fifteen years old. and
am now fuTty-ogle. | weigh 2l5 pounds
ia my clothes, .a5 ia fighting trim. OF, as
thc Say Ia the south ia Ia. buff. After
wa. thirty five years old allowed my.
srlf Ia gain ton pounds. because after
that age think man needs a little
more tlcsh. have never used tobacco
aud don't drink
what DO ! think 81 woncnl To be
quite honest. | ain a little afraid Of them;
they ArV no; 10 trustworthy as horses or
dogs, What kind u a woman do like:
like womanly woman. "A woman who
is gentle aud sne,iIona,c and who isn't
loud. l like woman whose face is
clean. tot dauh~d all over with rouge
and powder. iisc woman who has a
little bit - consideration for man. and
who. while he is willing TO give her de.
vo,inu aud love. is ready 10 return il
with affection aud kindly thoughts
Blu; do you waii; me 10 tell you wha,
is killing half the population Of this
country
The inqu!si;!vc one said she did-she
was a seeker for knowledge.
lit Is the vile air that is in the cara.
boats. bali the houses and hotels. and in
all the places ot amusement You &c;
In a I'arlor car. aud there is one person in
that car an invalid. or woman. who
insists on having all the yentilaiors
CLOSED, aud yon have got 10 sit, possibly
sleep. in tina, foul air. breathing in the
diseases that everybody else has. II they
would spend less money on making a
car handsome and more ON making i,
healthful. there would not he half as
much wickodncss as there is. for when
men and women are thoroughly well
therc is not much chance Of their going
wrong"
But about women
II think there are 100 good women
to one good man. and where woman
makes a mistake i, usually is the fault
Of man, I, is perfect nonsense. how
ever. shooting such creatures. as we
have heard OF lately. They ough, to be
caught by the nape Of their necks and
tossed out Of window and left to get
| along as best they can"
"Who Is your favorite actorT'
"Mr. Booth"
"What are your favori'e nowersv
"Niolets."
"Wha, is your fayorite COLOR
"Pale blue
And then. with characteristic jump
from flowers and colors, the inQuisitive
one asked. AT prize fight do they
spill much blood
mo" said Muldoon: 1.-THE amount Of
blood spilled is usually very much ex-
aggerated. When Sullivan fought Xii.
rain. on July s, 1859, the tigh, lasted two
hours and eighteen minutes, and there
wasn't enough blood shed to entirely
stain a pocket handkerchief. Woman
In New York Sun.