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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK:
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.

Nature warns you when the track of
health is not clear. Kidney and Bladder
trouble compel you TO pass water often
through the day and get up many times
during the night.
tism. catarrh of the bladder. pain or dull ache in
the back. Joints or muscles, at times have head
ache or indigestion, as time passes you may hava
a sallow complexion puffy or dark circles under
the eyes, sometimes feel as though you had
heart trouble, may have plenty of ambition but
no strength, get weak and waste away.
If such conditions are permitted to continue,
serious results are sure to follow; Brights dis
ease the very worst form of kidney troube, may
steal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16

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trimmed with buttons TO simulate q vest
The luuT cont = ii orOadcloth
.rramcd with small buttons.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16
Prevalency Of Kidney Disease.

Most people do not realize the alarming in
crease and remarkable prevalency of kidney dis
ease. While kidney disorders are the most COM
mon diseases that prevail, they are almost the
last recognized by patient and physicians, toho
content Themselves 10Th doctorinD the effects.
while The original disease undermines the system.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16
A Trial Will Convince Any One

If you are sick or feeling badly, begin taking
DR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the great Kidney, liver
and bladder remedy, because as soon as your
Kidneys begin to get better, they will help the
other organs to health. In taking Swamp Root
you afford natural help to Nature, for swamp
Foot Is gentle healing vegetable compound--a
specialists prescription for specific disease.
You cannot get rid of your aches and pains II
your kidneys are out of order You cannot feel
right when your kidnevS are wrOng.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-16
Swamp Root Is Pleasant TO Take.

II you are already convinced that. Swanp-Root
is what you need, you can purchase the regular
it;y-cent and ot,--doliar size bot.es At all drug
stores Don't make any mistake, but remember
Inc name Or Kiinlers Sw2mp-Foot, and the 4d-
dress. Binghamton, n y, which you will ind
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
BLOOHINGDALE TEAMS
MAY GO TO RICHMOND

After their two victories over teams
from the Gurley Athletic Club in the
games OF the George washington Uni
veTsiJy recently, the BIoomingdaIss
nave been training hard for the Federal
meet, when they viii enter all three
teams.
1t Is probable that the Bloomingdales
VIII send "a picked squad OF their men
to the Richmond meet on March 2.
The senior and junior teams are TO be
matched against teams from the Balti-
more City College in the Fifth Regi-
ment games in Baltimore on February
- and several red and black athletes
may be seen in the Hopkins meet on
February %.
Farmer, BielasId, Burch, Corridan,
and Captain White viii be seen in near
ly all the open events in the out-of-
town games this winter.
The BloomingdaIe Club has shown A
surprising activity along track lines this
year and this branch OF sport bids fair
to become ere Of the important
branches Of the club.
Plans are on foot in case this season
Is successful one TO hold q big cross
country run in April. covering more
than three miles straight across through
BrOokland As the BlOOminzdale club
beasts membership of over fifty. near
" all of whom are athletes, a good
race should result from the plan
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
LEADERS CAPTURE
THREE APIECE IN
DISTRICT LEAGUE

Neither Of the two leading teams il
the District League scored an advantage
in the District Bowling League In the
last two weeks both the saengers an
Fats coping three games each. Ieav-
ing the Germans stIH three games In
the rear OF the flying Fats.
he latter hung up a new record Fri
day night. knocking out the OrientaVs
high team game OF the season. 1913. the
Fats singing the NAPLES for lGs2 in
their second game against the Florists.
There has been but one change in lie
team standing, the Bank Clerks drop
ping back TO fourth place, and the Orien-
tails moving up 20 third with an even
500 percentage.
B0ntz suH IS League Leader with
the same average. 1875. and there are no
symptoms Of slump or coming back. "
IL Dee does not lead the league at the
end of the season. il looks very much
as If some expert would have TO hike
up PAST the $50 mark. and then yet
The records;
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
G. P. D. ROLLERS
FAKE WEEK OFF
DURING TOURNEY
Uncle Sans Printers
Roll High Averages.
Records in Prize
Contest.

The c. p. o. Bowling League, on ac-
count Of the city tournament. did not
bowl last week
The Cowboys still lead the league with
a percentage Of IA, closely followed b.
Foundry
SPaeth rolled high score Of 90, and
high set Of go. The following is the
list for the different prizes:
High number of strikes, Grass, 40;
nigh number Of spares, ConTOy. 20;
clean boxes, Holt and Mccarthy. -;
nigh number Of strikes one game, Sir
Louise S. high number of strikes, three
games, Spaeth and Grass, IS; high mum
Der OF spares, Johnson and Wuesthon,
-; clean frames, ConrOy and Mccarthy,
6 games Of 2DB to 20, COnrOy and Nc
Carthy, S; and 22l and over, Spaeth,
Conroy, and Clark, ?; high game.
Spacth, 255, and high set Sp8eth, ESQ.
The records 10 date follow.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
NINTH STREET MEN
IN HOT FIGHT FOR
INDIVIDUAL LEAD
Union Contingent Looks
To Have Safe Berth
At Top.

The Union contingent looks to ha e
a permanent lease on the initial berth
in the Sunday School Bowling League.
The standing OF the leaders in team
averages is equally high, their high
mark being SIS. The race for individual
honors is waxing warm between the
two Ninth street cracks. Bishop ana
Miller Beckett, of Union, has been go
ing at fast clip recently and is but
a few points behind the top-notchers.
The records:
Team Standing.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
Metropolitan.
BTightwoOd.
JUNIOR Y. M. C. A. FIVE
LOSES TO ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb 2.-Alexan-
dria defeated Y N. .. A reserves By
p 10 II in a close end interesting game
of basketball at Schulers Hail. The
game was witnessed by a large crowd.
The Alexandrlans exceIled their oppon-
ents in passing. They also made some
difficult goals. McKiny and Wilkerson
exceIled In this department, the former
having to his credit four field goals
and the latter five.
For the losers Hildreth played the best
game, making two difficult baskets.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
Eleven Relay Races.

There are eleven classes Of relay races
liz the Federal Games. The classified
ton was completed last night. and TO
more classes will be added The ar
rangement OF races is as follows: Glass
], grade school championship. with en-
tries already received from The Twining.
Blair, and Monroe schools: class ..
midget Championship. with entries al
ready in from the fremont A. &. and
Georgetown Prep; class 3. Sunday school
championship; class I. Junior club cham
pionship with entries already received
from the fremont A. c.. GUrley A. c.,
BioCmingdale y G.. and Olympia y G. 4.
class 5, Western High School second.
Georgetown Prep juniors. and Baltimore
Country School juniors; class s. Wash
ington school for Boys. Emerson Insti-
tute, and Baltimore Country school;
class Z, Episcopal High school Na1d
Wocdberry Forest School For the scho-
laStic championship of Virginia: cluss s.
St Johns College CAnuapons) and
Catholic University of America: class 3,
Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Washing
ton Y NJ. c. AS: class 10. Baltimore
intercity championship:
class II, University Of Pennsylvania
two-mile team and AII-Washington two
mile team (handicap).
That the Georgetown Props team is
going To make a desperate effort to win
the Pennsylvania alumni trophy is evil
dent from the fact that they have de-
clined all offers Of a relay race for the
purpose of concentrating entire strength
on the individual scholastic events.
The seat sale for the Federal Games
viii open in the sporting goods stores
tomorrow, and entries viii close next
Friday night. with W. @. Stuart 1C9
Fourteenth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
THE ARABIAN HnPSE

Arabian horse consists not in his size.
nor in mis- speed, nor in his strength
for in these respects he is exceHed by
horses OF other breedsj but in his per
lection Of form, symmetry of limb.
cleanness of muscle, beauty of appear
ance, for endurance or fatigue. for do
cility and intelligenee.-New York Am
erican.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
NO VAUDEVILLE.

Better. come to our church next Sun
day We have a musical whistler and
a performer on the musical glasses.
''No," said the slangy person. when
I go to church I stick to the CId-Hash-
ion legit. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Eighty-nine candidates for PennsyI-
vanias varsity and freshman crews
have reported TO Ellis Ward. the coach.
OF last years varsity crew, Townsend,
bow; Doering. kirkpatrick. Rogers,
Hendrie, Walton. Dean, and Emig,
stroke, are ali iu their places, while
Philier, Breitenger. Emory, Scott, and
Ballard. Of the fours. and GaWthrop and
" dollhouse. o. last years freshmen.
are candidates ward expressed him
self as much pleased with the outlook
for places in the boat.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
QUESTION
BOTHERING BOXING
WRITERS AND FANS
Seriously, Now, Could
Sullivan Have Whipped
JetfrieS in His Prime?

NEW YORK. Feb. L-Wlat would
nave been the result had john L. Sui
ivan, in his prime met in the ring
James J. Je1fries. IN his primer
This Is purely an academic question:
for Of course. the two men never can.
IN fact, never could nave, met undes
the conditions named.
The question is prompted by two ar
ticles which recently have appeared in
sporting Papers One sporting writer.
in speaking o. Sullivan. says: John
j. Sullivan was a heavy hitter. but
was in The same class as Maher fin
the matter ef cIeverness. Sullivan never
landed his blows on a clever boxer. He
retained The championship Of America
for ten years simply for the reason that
ne refused TO fight any OF the real good
men Of his time-Peter Jackson. Frank
Slavin. and Joe Goddard. any one Of
whom could have sent the Boston boy
70 grass in short order That is one
side OF the question.
So Madden Says.
Now comes an interview with Pfrv
Madden, who ought to be about as good
a ,Udge Of the lighting man as anv one
that could he picked out onhand He
says; Jim Jehries would not have
had a chance in the world with John
L. Sullivan when the Boston boy was
IN MS prime. I've heard d lot Of talk
about what Jeh and his mountain OF
strength would have done against the
Old Roman. but let me tell yor that I've
seen them all, and John was the king"
While IL is not so certain .aat slllli-
van would nave been able TO nave taken
Jefres' measure with ease at any time
in his career. on the other hand. this
talk or John l. meeting only third-rat-
ers and not being able to land on a
clever man. is 10 laugh.
Old Romans Points.
Sullivan was a natural fghte-. he
could hit 81 hard blow. and before he
was wrecked by drink, il is doubtful
whether there was. a man that ever
lived who could have beaten him.
The idea thar he could not land on
clever man is nonsense. They do not
grow any cleverer men with their hands
ard feet than Charley Mitchell was
when he met Sullivan first, and SuIH-
van got 10 him all right and fought
him TO a standstiu with a y lch.
Had Passed His Zenith.
When he met Mitchell in France Sui
liYan was no more the great John L.
tn2n Fitzsimmous was the nsn who put
Jack Dempsey ont when he met Jack
O'BTien-
No one can tell which would have
Won = it were possible for Sullivan and
Jef1r-es 10 have met, with both men in
the prime Of life, and in the prime Of
condition, but IL is certain that fight
fans would cheerfully pay for a round
rip ticket from New York 70 san Fran
cisco and "A good stif price for a ring
side seat If such a match were pos
sible.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Dan !. Kelly, the worlds champion
spriuter and holder OF the record of
80 seconds for the l00-yard run, and
the record OF Ills seconds for the Do
yard run. is IN New York.
Speaking OF his intentions. Kelly said
he PROBABLY viii settle here If he can
find O. position. and may join one Of
the clubs I'm this district if ne can make
the arrangements.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

OF rs feet with the siXteen-p0und ham
mer while there
It is expected that soon a provisional
list Will be issued of the American oars
men qualified Cor the crew Of this coun-
try 10 race ar the Olympic regatta. The
members Of the committee in charge
OF selection have been working assidu-
ously in the matter interviewing club
oarsmen and the Ike, with view to the
preparation OF this list. When IL is pub
lished. IL is likely there VIII be several
surprises. To may be said on good au-
thoritv that there will be no men now
actually in college training for their
varsity crews who viii be on the list
The group OF oaTsmen selected VIII con-
sisJ almost exclusively of men now in
the clubs, barring. perhaps. a Few who
used 20 be members Of college crews,
but who had not attracted themselves
definitely TO any club.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
PAUL Is a Wonder.

At the Middle Atlantic Interscholas-
tic championships last May PAUL ran
the mile in 4:30 As. and IN less than an
hour iated won the two-miIe run in
time close to 10 minutes He has been
doing some very fast indoor work this
year. and Murphy regards him as the
logical successor OF Haskins on .he
Red and Blue team.
Martin Sheridan. worlds champion
all-rounG athlete, and Nat McGrata,
American champion hammer thrower.
with a record Of I73 feet : inches, who
Will compete in a 56-pound throw for
height, viii also have several good men
against them in the special 12-pound
shot-put and three standing broad
jumps In this last event viii Re ThraH,
the pole-vauIt champion. who has done
about 90 feet; Jones, OF the y. NJ. c. A
and King, Of the Gurley a c.. with a
record OF better than y feet in the run
ming broad jump
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
RAILWAY RELIEF
BOWLING RECORDS

The averages for the week in the
Washington Railway Relief Association
Bowling League follow.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

The generally entertained belief that
athletics and good morals DO not mix
well is not borne out by the facts. as
shown by recent statistics from Prince
ten.
OF football men in Princeton Univer-
sity in the last five years, 1t is esti-
mated that 30 per cent took more than
an average in religious work
Going over the list of some of the
gridiron stars in Princeton in the last
few years, it shows that many of them
have led the prayer meeting of their
class Of Sunday morning end have in
other ways shown their interest in
what IS termed the ethical side of col
lege life
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

The track candidates at Harvard are
we'll pleased at the addition to their
number of Karl F. Brill, a senior. who
has come out as a recruit for the ham
mer-throwing class. Brill was on the
track team Of Exeter Academy, where
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
NEW CODE CLEARS
Up RAZY POINTS,
BOON TO REFEREE
NoChance for Repetition
of Long Delay Be-
tween Halves.
By MANHATTAN.

NEW YORK. Feb IL noticed a head
line over one Of the reports OF the re-
cent meeting of the Football Rules
Committee viii read thus: "GoOe
Luck Eliminated"
While this headline is more OF less
misleading for the element OF luck
cannot be eliminated from any games
played by men, il IS a fact that the
changes In the rules governing the
forward pass has greatly improved
that play and put premium on skill
as against luck when il is attempted.
When the game is played next season,
the haphaZard, iHdiscTiminate scram-
bling that often followed the attempt TO
make a forward pass Kill be relegated 10
the dead issues of the game. and skill
in the throwing OF the ball, accuracy
in gauginE the distance and absolute
certainty of catching viii be at high
premium.
The changing Of the rule is to the
effect that a forward pass which has
been Illegally touched goes to the op-
ponents on the spot from which the
pass was made. The only man Of the
passer's side who first legally touches
the ball may thereafter recover it until
II has bCEA ADANAANA ~ Gal 'k's'N5-a--tNr
II The forward pass is legally touched
and then becomes free and is touched
by a player of the passers side. the
ball shall go to the opponents on the
spot where il was touched.
This ruling viii do away with the
long heave down the field and making
II anyone's ball in case The leather has
Just been barely tipped b. some part
OF a players body it is apt to make
the forward pass less prevalent, for the
field generals will have 10 be very wary
Of taking chances
Another change in the rules which
may cause trouble next season was the
result OF the del ~ between halves in
the Yale-Princeton game last fall In
this contest Yale stayed of the field
sixteen minutes between the halves and
Princeton claimed that this gave the
New Havenites a chance TO recover
from the thrashing they got il the first
half.
TIE length Of the intermissioa will
be fifteen minutes instead of ten min
utes. as heretofore. The referee is TO
cause both teams to be notified three
minutes before the beginning Of the sec
end half that they should appear on the
field in that time. When the entire fiji
teen minutes has elapsed the referee
shall blow his whistle in the center of
thu field If two minutes later either
side has failed to appear, the ball viii
be gwen to the offended side ard put in
play as first down on the 3O-yard line
of the offending side
Other rules were made which cleared
up hay points and which will make
the york OF the umpire and referee /
easier
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Jack O'Brien. having found it pTacti-
calIy impossible to rehabilitate himself
in the fighting game as a fighter. now
appears as owner and matchmaker. He
has in charge the Ontario Athletic Club.
of Philadelphia, and proposes TO arrange
and put on fights 1t is probable that
Jack VIII give q certificate with each
bout that IT IS on the level otherwise,
and unless the certificate is backed up
by somebody whose word may be de
pended upon. # is hardly likely that
Jacks club will he much of a success.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

There is more trouble in sight for
Abe Attel who is busily engaged in
plucking lemons in California Spike
Robson, the hard-hitting little English
feather, has come back to this country
looking for a bout with the American
champion Inasmuch as Robson does
not belong to the citrus family. it is
doubtful whether Abe VIII do any BUSH
ness with him. for time at least.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
Ringside Notes

Battling Nelson remarked recently.
Inside of a year I expect 10 lick Joe
Cans Whether or not that wish has
any reasonable basis Will depend largely
upon the result of the scrap between
the BattIer and Rudolph Unholz, at Los
Angeles, next Wednesday night.
The Boer is a hard nut for any man
10 crack, and If Nelson takes his
measure in decisive style another match
between him and Cans would be the
natural outcome. Nelson has gone on
the principle that somebody must lick
Cans sometime, and that if he keeps
at It long enough he may be the man.
Billy Papke looks like the goods.
His recent fight with Stanton. at Bos-
ton. shows that the Westerner Is all
that his friends have claimed for him.
He has very much the look OF the
champion at his weight. He is quick
can stand punishment. has the punch
and looks like he enjoys fighting for
the sake Of the fight. These are quail
ties wIich make the championship
honors.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

he prepared for college. and had a mari
OF li5 feet with the sixteen-pOund ham
mer while there
The Washington times., 1908-02-02


An invitation scratch pole vault viii
be ore OF the special features OF the
Federal games, with Sterrett. Of George
Washington: the South Atlantic cham
pion. ThraH, CT the Technical High
School, and Southern interscholastie
champion. Ward. Of the Baltimore y.
N c. A. the best man in the Oriole
City. and Martin. OF Virginia, who won
the pole vault in the George Wash
ington games. for competitors I'll.
pole vault viii DE one OF the ea-ly
events. and il is expected viii De COM
pIeted by 9 O'Clock
With the exception Of Hasklns, Sher-
idan. McGrath, and Cartmeu. perhaps
none Of the out OF town athletes viii
attract more attention than W. c. Paul.
tho Pennsylvania freshman distance
runner IL was as a member of the
fImo4s AIercersburg Academy team last
year that PAUL made d record that has
never been equaled by a schooIboy. He
won more scholastic championships than
any other distance running schOOlboy
", the country, and smashed the Amer
lean scholastic record for the mile run,
which was made by Eddie Mills in 1898