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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
indianapolis Has Great Old
Card All Arranged.
Commissioner Bingham Queers
Rare Treat In New York.
6otham Judge Condemns Making
Of "Jakass" Arrests.

IndianapOlS Ind, Oct. 3.-What APP
pears to be one of the most prctentious
boxing cards eve. arranged in the mid
die West has been planned by the In
llianap. lis Athletic Club for the Audi
forum in this city oct. 16. Three 10
round bouts are on the program and all
are of toplin"r calibcr. For the main
event packie Mcfarland of Chicago.
admittedly the best lightweight in the
West. and Harlem Tommy Murphy of
New York conceded champion of thu
Fast, have agreed to meet. Articles
have no: yet been signed for the reason
that Murphy has asked that the weight
be 133 pounds at 6 o'clock, while Nc
Farland desires to weigh in at } o'clock.
1t is not thought this VIII stand in the
way of the match This bout possesses
far and away more class than amy ever
arranged in indianapolis. rs both boys
are at the zenith of their powers ami
neither has ever met with n reverse.
IN the other l0-rnund bouts Ray
Pronsur. of this city. f-atherwcight
championship aspirant, is billed t" meet
Kid Stein of Chicago ana Young
Sharltty. the indianapolis lightweight,
with q championship bee, is to meet
Joe Dunn of Roche strr, y. Y. Bronson
has two draws with Stein and believes
he can defeat him in third meeting.
He has been training with Indian Joe
Gregg. and has copied that boxers flu
riOuS intighting style. Dunn is one of
the East's most promising young box
srs Articles for the last two matches
have not been signed. but they are re-
Eardcd as practically made.
1t is planned to run a special train
from Chicago. where Mcfarland is the
idol of boxing followers. Advanced
prices will prevail ringside seats be-
ing sold at 81.
1t was the intention of the club to
match Jack Morgan with leading
weltcrwciglt in the event the Murphy
Mcfarland bout fell through. and he
probably will be a principal at the fol-
lowing show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

New York State League. sam Mcrtcs,
VINO worked on various big league teams.
IS with ~" Minneapolis club Of the Amer
lean Ass 1ci:tion. SO is Ruck Freeman.
VIII" was famous as 4 home run Sluggnr
in the big league. Both are PLAYING the
gam" right mp To the handle.
Malachi KiItrcdgc is still in harness
il" catches fnr ana manages the Mon
tr"al team in the Eastern League. Billy
l>leSt"r of the Jersey Citvs is another
former big league player who has found
= S",'h '"llh III she minor league ranks.
fiuSh lhiitN. = hitter of rare quality i'm
me National League years ago is manac-
Ing the Providence team IIeine PETIT. "a,
many seasons Il conspicuous figure behind
the nat IN the National League now
sports the mask and pad for the Louis
Vile team.
other former league players now in the
American Association are Charles Carr
manager Of the Indianapolis Club: Jimmy
i'nrkf, WHO is playing in Kansas CITY:
Ambrose Putnam. the big Southpaw
nitch'r, with Louisville and once with
ne New York Americans: Mcbride.
lil'iSinan and kluc@cr. with Kansas
City: Mont" R"viIc with Milwaukee,.
ilulsWitt and Wiiglcy. with Columbus;
Gr"mingcr. the big third haseman. with
Minneapolis: Geior. Koehler. old Joe
SuSden. and Pitcher Leroy. with st. Paul:
Sm""t and Abbott. with Toledo Robert
alil" ana Wicker. pitchers. with Colun,-
hUS: llrh to"lcy. with Kansas CITY.
!!l1"s and kcllrlm. pitchers. and otto
Williams. shortsrop. with Indiananolis;
Jack Mccarthy, with Kansas City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

mate has shown as good form as he ever
did IN the parent organization.
Another oldiimcr still on Tie baseball
earth is George Van Haltrcn. who is
"Hrnin" his daily bread with the Oakland
club of the California League ELL
Phillips, the former Rcd pitcher. is with
the New Orleans team. as is Lave Cross.
III" veteran third haseman, recently re-
leased by Washington
Jake B"ckl"y. who spent vars in Ma
t"fal League service. is piavirg first
base for the Kansas CITY team, of the
American Association. ana Mike Grady. Il
veteran of both tile National ana III.
American Leagues. is doing Lackston
duty for tn" Wi!mnetons of the Tri-Stato
League. Frank LaChanc". who played
'hSt base for ErooElyn III the National
League. and Boston il. the American Lea
Sll". is now guarding the first cushion fo.
tn" Waterbury team of the Connecticut
League.
on the ITavcrhll club of the New Eng
land League is Billy Hamilton. late Of
Foston and Philadelphia. ana one Of the
best ielderS, battcrs and base runners the
National League ever had Cupid Childs.
noted second blscman over Il dozen
wears aga, ana IN asSociato Of Patsy
ond base for the a. j. & G. team of thu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
Where Some of the Old=time
Baseball Players Now Are.

som" major league ball players so to
TIN" minor leagues because thnv have
passed II" period when they are IN 10
major league speed some 90 Ia tho
minors h' cause they need more d..vclop-
m"ht and are not Vet mp to maior loagup
speed; some return to the minors because
they are not made of good M; inr l.arua
capacity Whatever the reason. minor lea
&u"s are blessing for the great army Of
professional players for whom there is
no room in the big leagues
ers who ono" played in the National or
American League, and no doubt some Of
these could hold their own in fashionable
company were they to return to il At the
same time they arc quite busy holding,
their own where they are. for the prin-
.eipal minor leaGuers are speedy Of their
own account ana call for bah playing Of
quality.
y former National League PLAYER Of
nnte-indeed. he was famous in his dav
who has found Il sanctuary in tha
minors is Theodore Ereitensteir. The once
crack pitcher f the ST. Louis and Gin
cinnati teams. Brett" has been with the
New Orleans club. Of the Southern Lea
CUE. for several wears. ana has rIayc.,
much good hall there He is not plava,
cut yet, by any means, ana in that eli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
BINGHAM SPOILS GAME.
Queers Gothamites' Good Chance to
See Crack Britishers in Action.

Lovers Of the art and the practice of
boxing in New York will he the greatest
losers by the lull in the game. for Just
as it comes three of the hest men of
Britain have arrived to show what they
can do in the ring. Had not the ministers
begun to urge on Gen. Bingham to do
what he didn't want to do New York
would have had n chance to see on the
home grounds owen Moran. Johnny sum
mers and Pat O'Kcefc. who come so near
holding championships in England that
they are considered the best men in their
classes.
Now Charley Harvey. the manager Of
the English stable, must look to Other
fields. lie must go to Philadelphia and
California to show his men. Those New
Workers who want to see them in the
ring must take that long and tiresome
trip to Philadelphia. But there is little
doubt that all who care to see the best
that Britain has turned out will pay the
price and take the trouble. Leave out
Jim Drscoll. and Moran and Summers
are the greatest featherweightS across
the water. They are yet to meet him to
determine whether or not they are better.
These men hold the high position in the
English ring that Abe Attell holds in this
country
Pat OKeefp Ia not so well known. Ha
and his manager say that he has cleaned
up the men of his class across the water.
and he il hunting for the scalps of sucl,
men as Mike Sullivan. Young Ketchcll.
Bill Papke. Honey Melody, and Joe
Thomas on this side of the water.
Eyes. / know there have been some ia =
mous-what do you call them-lenons
over here from England said Okeefe.
''But you know Moran and Summers. as
we'll as myself. are really Irish. We We're
raised in England. hut we have no Eng
lish blood in us. So please don't put us
in the same class with Bill Squires and
Jack Palmer
Although all of these men-even
O'Keefe-speaK with decided English ac-
cent, It is true. as he says, that they are
Irish. They are Englishmen only by the
fact that their parents lived in England
Harvey has been flooded with offers for
his men. Jim Coffroth wants Moran for
frankie Neil and Tom McCarey wants
him for Abe Attell Jack Michigan wants
him for anyone good enough to meet him
before the National Club in PHILADELPHIA
- Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

drank liquors and usaa tobacco in no
form. IIr is a quiet, hard working fell
low Of regular habits. making it Il pl.,c-
tic, to retire hv IL o'clock ov,lH ni',lt
He has fought % battles and WAS Yer
knocked ont hut once, that h-in& early
in lis career ana when hc hud not trained
l"r tie contest. Ills last ti@t WA in this
city with Al ronInnt. the hard hitting
Italian bantam. Til. In,n went six rounds
to 4 draw. although the friends of DU-
fresno claim lee Lad tie Lest Of the fight
In Augusta puf.t sn" will III. ct joe
Wagner Of New York ana tho spectators
can tell assured that they Will So fin /.
exhibition OF tn" manly art.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
GENERAL SPORT
New Yachting Trophy Will
Probably Be Offered
For international Races Next
Year In British Waters.
August Belmont Discusses Point,
Of the Racing Game.

London, oct. 3.-Nothing further has
Vet transpircd concerning the suggested!
new International yachting trophy, hut.
inquiry in various yachting circles re-.
veals the general conviction that a new
international contest will be arranged
to take place in British waters in 1908,
for yachts built under the new inter-
national rule. Competitors are expects1
Cd from America, France, Germanvl
and Sweden.
The strongest approval is expressed
Oh all sides at the course followed b.
Sir Thomas Upton in the matter Of his
challenge for the Americas cup. of the
Royal Irish Yacht Cub challenge would
offend the sentiment of the British and
Irish yachting worlds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
ON THE DIAMOND.
Detroit and Philadelphia Both Win
---Boston, AM, Manages to
Beat St. Louis too.

gap in the championship series, Manager
Jennings Washington friends W;iv-d the
question IF doubt ana presented him with
n iioral horseshoe in token of his men $
victory lust before the game started at
American League park this afternoon.
Manager Jennings made no speech of
thanks tor the donor-cVtn his whistle
failed hin. nj this crisis-but his men re-
snoldtd fnr him by running away with
the game in brilliant style Tonight they
are ,nrnIite to st Louis for the final Sc
litS OF the season. which will cid there
with doubl'hctdcr sunday.
The score ny which Detroit frightened
its hold "u the ponnant stood To >. Cabb
kept up his terrific clip ut the bat. get
ting thf." hits in four times up. but he
turned his ankle in sliding to second and
was forced to rctir" in tho eighth. The
extent of his injury is not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
WILL BE RESUMED,
Yankees Will Go to ireland Next Year
to Recover Sea Grit Cup,

Belfast. Ireland. Oct. 3.-The Inter-
national Rifle matches between Am
erica and Ireland which have been in
allegiance since 1901. will be resumed
next year, the Ulster Rifle Associa-
ton having been informed that an
American team will visit Ireland to
compete for the Sea Girt cup which
was won by an Ulster team at Sea
Girt in 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
SATISFACTION At ROWDOIN.
Good Showing Against Harvar
Causes Pleasure in Brunswick,

Brunswick, Me, oct. 3.-(SpeciaD.-
Great satisfaction is felt here over tho
outcome OF the Bowdoin- Harvard
game. Great praise is due to every
man who played on the team. Besides
the regulars who made the trip. the
following men We're taken: jackson.
Burton. Ilincklcy and Smith. who had
been showing up strong in practice in
the bacl<field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
THE VERMONT FAIR.
Great Racing Witnessed BY 10000 Peo-
pie-Track Record Lowered.

Whit River Junction. Vt. oct =
lively" th"r'sand p'"nl" Witnessed som"
very cNci'in2 races 1T the Vermont state
air grounds tl.iS afternoon. osy, ciallv in
u" fr"o-f"r-al race. in which ,lud,x. 4
tay s"!diu@ hy Ecdwood lowered the
track record t" liz i'll In" .c"ud heat
and trnttrd 4 dead heat in the fourth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
U. OF M. FOOTBALL TEAM
Will Leave This Morning for Its Game
With Harvard.

Orono. Ne, oct. Special. The
University Of Maine football team will
leave early tomorrow for CambrdSa
Mass where it is scheduled to play the
Harvard eleven Saturday. The team is
in good shape and is expected to make
Il good showing in tn" game.
The men who will tax" in the tnr
are Kavanaugh lc; GilpHtrick. 1t:
Black. lg; Mason. G: Wright. r.: Ham
TT; Mctcalf. re; Higgins. (captD lhb:
Beane. fb: Cobb. RIB; Miner. OBJ;
White, Duran, Nickcry and Clifford
substitutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

TWo-has, hitS-OLcarv. Donovan
Thee-hase hits-Schmdt T. Smith. G"h-
ring. Sac'itic" htS-EoSsman. Donovan
Stoltr base S-t'ohb =: RoSSinan. DoGhl..
plaNS-Sch:ietitr to EoSSmar. O'I4eary to
koSSman: Crawford To Schmidt RosSman
tunaSS;stcd,. Left ON bascs-W Washington
4. Detroit :. First base on bdllS-Dfl Geh-
ring |. First ON ,rrolS-Detroit = WASH
in"ton !. Struck out-By G"lrinG >. by
Donovan :. Time. 1870. Tmpircs, Hurst
and Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

ship in class y. according to the vote
of ia" !" d"i"gat"S representing clue,
throughout tn" country tonight. The
meeting will be held the first week
of March, 1905. The games will be- 500
points at a. balk line upon the rcgu-
alton tables. and will b" open to the
world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
Totals
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-baSe hit-Clarkc. Three-haSe hit
Oldrng. Sacrifice hts-iIartsel. Davis.
Stolen ase-Birmingham. Double play
Birmingham and Lister. Left on bases
Cleveland }. Philadelphia 4. First on er-
ors-Ilev"land ;. Philadelphia l. Struck
out-By flarkson i. by DyGcrt g. Wild
ritch-t'larkson, Time. 10. Gmpires,
Connolly and . Louglllin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
At NEW YORK

The local Americans scored another vic
tony over the ChicHSos. shutting out the
visitors : to .. The batting fthturc was
IloffmHn'S home run hit to center field in
the third inning.
New York ....." > q 3 u X-N-1i-1
Chicago ........0 u q u u q q u Tt D.
BATTERIES Ntuer and klcinoW; Walsh
-tltroci and sullivan. Time, IL! I'M
rircS, EGan and Evans
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia ended the season on the
home grounds by shutting out Cleveland
in quickly played game. The visitors
were unable to hit Dvgcrt. while the homr
team batted Clarksun at 0pportunr times
To win the pennant the home team must
take all four games from WASHINGTON and
Detroit lose two To St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
ST. LOUIS.

Sacrifice hitS-Sullivan. Lord, Pickering,
Spencer. Stolen baSeS-StOne .. ton@al-
ton, ChadhOurne First on balls-On Nor
gan &. off Howell l. Struck out--Ry Nor
gan .. by Howell 3. Double play-Wagner
and Grimshaw. Wild pitch--Morgan. Left
on basos-St. Louis g. Boston ). Time
10. Umpire, Sheridan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, oct 3-Aftcr failing To win
single one of i consecutive games. the
Boston players today shut out st. Louis
to in the last of the American Lea cue
series in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
THREE GOOD RACES,
Eattler G. and Dr. Ide in Dead Heat
at Franklin County Fair.

Pennington, Me, oct. 3.-fSpeciaD.-
There We're three good races at the
Franklin County fair today. In the 81
event there was 4 dead heat between
RATHER g. ana Dr. Idc ana it took six
heats to settle the race. Smithfeld Girl
and Lou Foster took the 235 and the
Free-for-An events. respectively, in
straight heats. The summaries:
2.21 TROT' OR PACE-PURSE s. O.
Eattlcr G.. j. Q tWaito). 3 / l
l'r. ldt. u Gross, ............. l 1 ,
The Commodore, oh < tNcl-
SOM .........: ...-........-...l : > : {"
j." " hc'ler, Oh : tAiorso).. 3 3 70
Timc-2.1i1@, ..251o. 3.-l14, 2.36 2..Gl4, 2.21.
80 TEOT OR PACE-PURSE 5000.
Smithfield Girl. Il m Pottlel. .......1 I
Hiram. /" D0rdarl. >
Ailone. CHI = iFiSherl. ..................4 ; y,
Robin Wilkes. Oh IIanScomel....; I
iim"-.5:'. 2.3lii, 2.3oii.
FREE-FOR-ALI.- $50
Lon Foster. hr m tWaiteD. 7
bl. kern", h = I'osS). /
STANLEY G.. blk & tWestcsn) ..3 >
II liz Wilkes. u m tNelson). .4 }
Tmo---In. 30. 2.1Ni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04

n their first game the Carlisle In
Gisns presented 2 team which averaged
less than go pounds. They always have
i'"n shy few pounds in sending out
weight statistics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Hal S. and Bsyan Win on Muddy
Track al Damariscotta.

pamAliScotta. Me. oct. 2.-tSpccian -
Hal s. and Bryan were the winners today
in two races, which were decidedly slow
because Of the muddy condition Of tho,
track. Tic summaries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
Billiards in CHICAGO.

New York. Oct. 3.-The Chicago
Athletic Association is to hold the next
amateur balk line billiard champion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
30 CLASS PTRSE s10O

TIL" slow race was won by .Arcot BOY.
driven hv j. T.. Merrill. 1t took : minutes
and ~ seconds 10 20 half mile. High
The baseball game between Frcepo,t High
school ana f'r"rrort was won BY the High
school =: to !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
10000 PEOPLE
Cheer the Racing and Other At
fractions at BrOCkt0n===l2, 900
at White River junction.

will N lnr Brine in 81. Tho race WAS
untini4l "a owing to darkness.
IusSrll Grafton won tie ~ pace l'ft
over from yesterday, but on heat being
r,',tur~d
T"h,, ANA r"na won Tho 2li rac" and
~ trot. Respectively. in straight heats.
y -i-nli" automobile race which was
wen \ = i. Mnnlcy Of Hrattlrboro in
.1.i! Was ALSO feature Of III" Hay. The
summaries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
At WASHINGTON

Although the Winning of todav's game
.tv Detroit did not. as events proved ma Ike
it impossible for Philadelphia to close tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
RACING AT ACTON.
Fifield and Harry St. Croix Winners
of Two Events.

Acton. Nc. Oct. Tho races ut the
Shaplcigh and Acton fair began Wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-04
!, Is TEOT or PACF-TI-RSE s2o0
FREEPORT RACES.
Babe Drake and Miss Glinn the Win
ners of Thursdays Events.

Fr""port. NJ. oct. 3.-(Specian. The
aces At Flccr"rt fair resulted as fol-
lows:
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: % PACF.-pTESE S5aa.
~ PACE pI'HSl. Srnnl.

Fiv"-"iahthS mil" running race Won by
Beau R1mn"l. " u'oWC. Time. ! H..
hno-lalf mil" running rae" two heats.
won by sand. i 'Gr"v"ir. TIM. - and
~
'rlrro-',r:lt"r> mite hrn.il.. raC, vor IL
Gi:tci" X. 'Suth"rlandl. Time. u
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. q CLASS, TROTTINC; AND PACING
IJ-RSE SlDo
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Il p.ACE-PTRSE 500


Mack Mack, Z. by Mckinney
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Alberta. j g tNa1r"nb. ; 4
Jim Ferry. = = Embellishments 4 ) dr.
LnMn-. 1l. - l;l = =. IL
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said application viii be passed on Of
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JUDGE Bennett
ON COMMITTEE
To Prepare and Report a Memoirs
Commemorative Of the Life

Acting on the motion made
Attorney General Joan c. Hart.
March IA. the supreme court has
pointed the following committee
from the members OF the Georsie
bar to prepare and report a
rial commemorative Of the nf
character Of the late Judge Logan
Bleckley former chief justice .
supreme court 49,
john L. Hopkins, chairman, Spen
Ger r. Atkinson. William A. Little
Samuel b. Adams. John s. Ca1dler
Joseph R. Lamar. John c. ~. .
D. Harrison. George w. stephens. }
M. Graham. Henry c. Peoples. ~,
w Akin. Albert Fl Russell, p "
Price Robert Mcmillan. Alex S. Er
win. Joel Branham, w. L. Grlce, Z
H. Miller. w NJ Hammond. John ]
Hall, r w Meldrim, J. n Meri4
Leon A. Wilson, Henry r. Goetchiaa
T. z. shumate. w K Kiddoe. Henri
d. Laniel. Isaac Hardeman, Z 8
cabq piss, Joseph W. Bennett and Z
H. Glmble,
III supreme court provides IN Il.
ordef that the committee make re
port to the court at - O'Clock moo,
on July 8, 1907, which Is the sott
anniversary Of Judge Ble.kley5 biftl
and at that time suitable memogia
exercises will be held
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JOHN D. ROUNT0s.
sREsH sTRAwREHsIss
6sesisnd sway Bay,

sfaaswlss's CenGg aeeS4
ts,cAt heY hargt Sugar apa iE7sslAs
scn aeo gotriag Barg eReeclsss. Eaea
substitutes ara iaSnrtens ~ hsaith
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-21
YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out OF ten the
skin is yellow and has bad col
or, When the system is run
down and the back is weak.
1t is due to kidney and liver
troubles. If your skin is in
such condition. il your system
Is not in proper condition.
give our