South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 91, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1916 — Page 8

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Withrovv Writes Smith He Will be in Condition When He Arrives. 'Til b thr- on the fifth and rrrt in vha ." xaid ("ather Wlthrow In a letter received Friday frmn him by Mi?r. Sr.iSth. Wlthrow hn ben intrrin? down at Tarkin. Mo and . It's .oinp warmer rpwn thre than It i h'-v h has plenty of rhanre to al out and work up same stiff perspiration. Merr. S'rnith lias ben xpTidins? : most of hl tlrno out to th park the last few days. Tho (fraud nt:ind has opf n moved over near the Uncoln vray I'., and work on the bleachers has hr-gun. .""rnith has a tarvre fore of mn at work and will n:?h the w-ork. The rand stand will re'iuire imirh altering, while the bleachers and moHt of the fence will have to he built entirely new. The laying- out of the diamond will not be bgun until the heavy work on the stands 1 finished. Hill Silvers, who will be the boss of the Job. predicts a rather eisv task of putting th diamond in shape. He f iTaiea mat n win Pe much easier tt.an to repair an old field. 'A'hlle arrangements have been man' to u?e the showrrs at the Y. -M. (.'. A. for 10 ri,j-s starting from Wediwday, Smith Is of the opinion that it will not be necessary. He expects to have the showers at the I ark connected by the latter part of next week, after which the men ran j do all the training and dressing at the park The Centrnl league ppafon ptarted in earnest Thursday morning when the first f tlie Wheeling players reported for practice. The Stogies will nie- the New York Highland-! erx on Monday in their hist exhibition game of the season. Wheatley, the latest hurler to be added to the Kvansville sijuad. was formerly with Springfield in this league. He was sent to Detroit but failed to make good there. Wheatley was a bear in the little ring but tailed in his attempt in higher company, as his arm went back on him. The Terre Haute ball club has taken out a blanket insurance policy on the players under contract in compliance with the workmen's compcnsatii.n law. The premium paid Tas $?.','J. r.ilhert is not looking for accidents, but he will be prepared. BauniKardner. the third sucker seen red by Springfield from the Mobile club, has been heard from. He sent In his signed contract and reported that h" would he on hand on Al-ril 3. M. J. Braverrnan of Fowlers ille, Mich., has st-nt in hts signed contrait to the Wheeling management. He is a riuht-handed twirier and comes from the Wichita club in the Western league in exchange for Oil Iais. who whs with Wheeling last M'.tso,.. In the Tanadinn league in 1 ?!.".. Bravernian won H and lost four games. Bgnn. the ounrster sUt.ed hv ..II -or

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V V .:-- s;,A- A vyy Overton. Johnny Owrton's Kunnin Tar. Most followers of track athletics believed that when Norman Tabor, the Brown university and Oxford student ran the mile in 4:12 2-5 last July, the record would stand for years to come, but Johnny Overton, the groat Yale runner, is touted by experts as having the bality to smash even Tabor's wonderful record. Krnle Ifjertberg. the Swedish coach and Billy Queal, who trains the Yale trackmen, both believe that Overton is the coming mile champion of the world. Overton carried off the intercollegiate cross-country honors last fall and has done some wonderful indoor running this winter. Ho is a southerner and prefers the outdoors during warm weather. Kvansville. is expected to put in a strong bid for the job of second catcher. He is 2.1 years old and has had a couple of years of minor league experience. I. Chauncey Bich, who vas signed by the Vets and then released, did not sit down and weep. He took his pen in hand and wrote, "I will pay my own expenses to get a tryout. I am game to the core. That's fair, isn't it?" Grand Bapids has received new road suits. The trousers and shirts are gray trimmed with cardinal red. the sox are red with gray anklets and the caps. Brooklyn style, are Pray with red seams. On the left sleeves of the shirts is a (J. B. monogram set in a diamond in the same color as other trimmings. Iovn in New Orleans Monday while the Beds were trimming the team of that city Mgr. Herzog thought it was mid-season and went on the warpath. Leo Dobard, who formerly plaed short for the Hayton Vets and who is now in the Southern league, was otficiat inj:. Instead of standing for Herzogs back talk Dobard waved for a policeman and he escorted Herzog from the Held in regular major league fashion. v rt mnff It Never Changes -

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GH -PREP 1EET "HicM Wins 880 and Mile Run in Two Fast Races Locals Cop 56-48. "Hie" Sweeney's wonderful performance in the 80 yard and one mile run. was the feature of the innual track met held in the Notre Dame university gymnasium yester(htv afternoon between fhc Notre 1'ame preps and the local high school (in'If-r path artists. The local bids t.ojed rut the -ollegians after a close an l exciting meet 1-y the score of Ö to IS. Tour "Prep" gym records wer broken and one tied. The four were made by the athletes nm South Bend while Conrad, for the prep tied the high jump mark at ä feet 2 inches. Sweeney established two now marks when he ran the mile In ":0." minutes clipping 17 second:; off the mark formerly held by Art Mohan of the preps, made in 1011. At tor resting only a few minutes Sweeney ai-ain appeared on the track and thir time, taking- the measure of the much touted Sorensort at the preps, winning the balf mile In the nea mark of l;0:k Sweeney's Mark I'ast. fn.-K-'n Bockne of the varsity track to am of the university said that S veeney's performance was one of i the most wonderful ovr r recorded in anv Pprh school meet which ever cjMne under his direction. His runring of the half rr doors in the fast time rf 2 : n 9 was considered remarkable as the state high pchool rccor-J outdoors is only 2:0r, ;md that mad" last summer by Butler of Indianapolis who started the nice fresh. High scorer of the meet was 'Jlmn.ie" KreozhTqer the ".To I,ooniis" of the local tan and blue outfit. He was set back in the 10 yard dash and had to be content with second place only hut rendering to o Byrne of the preps in a blanket finish. lie ran jteond in the 2 2 0 yard dash being defeated by Barry who was fresh :t the start. Without leaving the track j he took ui the 4 4 0 yard dash and established a new mark of 55 seconds. ! Flunn'ng in magnificent form he I iv.me wanm l -.-o seconus oi iim; I the bc-t mark made in any of the colbi e meets at the university this season. South Bend made a slim in the pole vault when Notre Dame forfeited to Henry. Goodenough. Mohn and j Ounrin?.ham. All broke the prep gyn record by clearing 9 feet. The only slam made bv the preps was in the hi-'h jump when Conrad. Clerkin and Walters all cleared 5 feet. Summary ami Invents. 4 0-yard dash O'Byrne, Preps, first; Kreuzberger. S. B., second; Beroth. S. B., third. Time 4:04 seconds. 40-yard low hurdles Clerkin, Preps, first; Smith, S. B., second; Snyder. ?. B., third. Time 3:04 seconds. 4 0-yard high, hurdles Smith. S. B.. first; Clerkin, Preps, second; Wrightsman. B.. third. Time 6:02 seconds. 220-yard dash Barry. Preps, first; Kreuzberger. S B., second: O'Byrne, Preps, third. Time seconds. 4 40-yard dash Kreuzberger, S. B.. first; fllickert, S. B.. second; McCor.nell, Preps, third. Time ."5 seconds (new record). 5 gO-yard dash Sweeney. S B., first; Cly bourne. S. B., second; Sorenson. Preps, third. Time 2:09 minutes (new recotd). One-mile run Sweeney. S. B., tust; Miller, P., second: (oodvnough. S. B.. third. Time 5:05 seconds (new record). Shot put Crawford. Preps, first; Jackson, Preps, second; Zilky, S. B.f third. Distance HS feet. 4 inches. High j'ump Conrad, Preps, first; Clerkin, Preps, second; Walters, Preps, third. Height 5 feet, 2 inches (tie- record). Pole vault Henry. CJoodenowh, 'unningtiani, Mohn. South Bend, all j ti'd for first. Height 10 feet (new record . Broad jumti Conrad. Preps, first; Miyrier. S. B.. second; Beroth. S B.. third. Distance 19 feet, 1 inch. Belay Won by Notre Dame Preps. Sovenson. Bayne. Conrad and H.irry 2" mile relay). CIVIC CLUB FIVES TO FIGHT FOR TITLE TONIGHT Turners and Samplo School Quintets to Mti't at Turnor' iyinnaiom. In a game which is billed ni the championship of the Inter-01ic Pns-ket Ball league and the last game ot the season, the Turners and the Sample school fives will loc horns it he Turner gymnasium this evening at : I o'clock. The Turners have a lead over the Samples by one-half game and if the south enders are victorious th'.s j evening a double tie will result for 1 the first position. If this arises Director I M. Barnes will decide the place to play the tie off. POKKY i'LYXX WINS BOIT. Ini rv.Htton.il News Servi-e: NBW VOBK. March 31. The veteran heavyweight battle staged List night between Porky Klynn of Boston and Gunboat Smith, the laiu'v Californian rvae rn k- Viä

- rmfl p " ' i HOME THLnriloNKformer. The Hub heavy led by a ' .klns 124 eoo-1 marcin at the finish. Nothing Dsiejr V.V.V.V.V.'.V 147 StartÜr.H ,'nrfnir lh m1a. Mereer 1S2

bowling scores

ELKS' LE.UI K. TCKTIlIluriiti .. triod;rrai Meli Nafrady Mieii .... llandi'ip 14." VSt 1T' 12-" 17i v. 14 12 11'2 VI 4'K :a5 47a 373 54 4 1T 14",

'.11 :v.-. 4 320 4n.", 4 4". s7 27V3 :.2 2C.2 .".N .-.p; 27' V5 37i :'. :v5n 373 4' 3 j Low 5's3 3)21 47S 31 1 .".S( t 407 4',N n2n 42N 4i'k 5' L". 4:r :;;iV .'.'.17 273 IMTKI LK(;l K. Kni;uLi;u s iiAKi;ii-

Tom Is f t1! y.o JCWBI-S - Setiwiirtz b"2 11- los llirk Kd 11-' l-'l Kuddcll fl DI.w (oi? ic.i ir,i ico Probst b'd Is-' 1'' Hiiudirai -2 -' Totals f4 !"-4 niAK.MSIiiigslxire 110 1 o7 l-Vi Matthews UN 170 W2 Piixson 110 Hi 72 MH'artv . lb" bU 142 Low s.ore l'-'t 1.".7 1. J land lea i 'jr, 2: 2'' Totals h'd Mi tm:ksl..ran Hn W.t 111 Werw'.nskl 1"7 li:: i::.i Mutti 117 117 124 Kies 111 114 140 Ilfinrbh 12; l."i 172 Ha PL lea j .V21 .".21 .".21 Total. '.OS '.M'J lo'.iT Iiontv Peterson 174 HV l;:; Jreif VI 11'. Pl Harris U" 12 Kr7 Albright 12 141 142 A lieli baeh I'd Hn l.'.'J llandiciip 27ti 27! 27 T.-Mls '.71 Vno t-l TKMi'IdlS Maurer IPV 174 i:vs M.'i:.lahi I."! 171 14U Low S'oie 1'in 17'. Pvn Pree!iafT P'.n h;j pr' 1 "rn-hsei po i.u i:; Haii'li -ap 17'. 17U 17'. Totals S7Ö :.. uvj

Bej.ler IUI 1ST lso ."31 ' ziiky in4 204 hn ."..;;. Scli.ifer IM H7 17-". 5d Werntr. 25 l'.4 123 522 , Sharkey Is3 2o5 12S 5P Totals i'17 !37 752 2'."; NONA LI Kreup-r 2V. 20 U"j C27 ; Marly n PV3 17s InI 522 S4 haii.lt Inn -04 134 50V ' Iteyei-M 145 14C 1C7 4"n Ilumgartiier PT 173. lVi 52'. Totals V.in Kd Sn3 2'ivj j

UAXK Kits' LKAGI K. M K It VH ANTS' N A T I ( X A 1Bietel ! 117 1'axton lini P7 I'uterbmigh 1n." ii4 PJlerv 114 1P 1. M. Coen 121 1(H) Handicap 142 142 Totals 1)75 Mi U It IS PLAN in 122 li:: 124 142 n70 17 s 11.". l.Vi 1Ö0 1n7 121 Holland . Huff Haiighton Werw inski Sell n el Ie Handicap . Totr.W .. P',7 1U4 172 120 101 121 IM 171 l.VJ 170 210 121 t.j ptor, id 3 NL. SOUTH It BND NATIONAL .. ion i4'. lo: Campbell , CI) a I fant l'.leuler ... Hehner .. l'.ejrer Handicap Totals . UNION Pnrabangh Hazii.ski . lUaikiaan Wolf Neff H.uidlcap Totals . ;'.2 PL' SN 151 PVl 2t' 14. 107 10.-. ir.2 '2".0 112 l.-.o 13N lt7 2.n '.i (',', .t.V ICd rKi'sT-riiAi'iN . 1.-.U 1NO 212 17n 171 Ht '.4 157 Pd 1 b- 15:'. 145 173 177 104 KW K'd 'N . IN'.I 432 424 4'. 5 4'.2 s., 5 NATIONAL 110 m I.V. I.V. i o 2 Pi '.7n KM 7 2.NS0 CITIZBNS' Mc.Mlch-el . Hasinnki ... Itrlnking ... Baker Uansch .... Handicap ... Totals 145 131 135 135 PVl 24 in.; 1:2: 132 114 2 2 2' 121 401 73.N 2! Hl 4c'. :;;i 421 '' 474 Sn4 '.5.". 1XV.3 AM BUK 'AN TKl'ST Münz ... P'H) lis 150 201 117 177 157 151 l'.'S 1 P2 IPV 123 203 I'd Sienw Stower . Bintnons Miller .

Totals .1' 101 "."Vä ir) ST. .TOi: COUNTY SAVINGS--Meyer !l 157 PVl 412 Whlttenberger 15o IV. lOV 471 Wo..lvertou 'X. 13o 157 3n:; Ibulers 151 I.V. 15s 4 45 Iturn b'' K'-" H 4s" Handicap 22s 22n 22S CM Tof.iU snT, .71 Pl'. 2n75 KliJST A l lo.NAL - Schumoker 137 I5n US 115 P.oettcher 173 '.'3 1'. 3n.-, Zlgler U7 122 b": 42s Hack 15n 153 122 LT! Wolf PV2 154 173 4so Hoidtcap 231 231 231 -3 T-.ta'. h"N ;.o:i ::. -jNip,

F.LLCTKK LLACt K. DULL TKL. O. NO. t Lens.li InI pr Dur!.llng 12n 112 Jacks-ui 1n2 i:,iV JW'ixlrv 1"'7 157 WiirlU-k 131 131 Handicap PV2 2P. Total Wl V2i LLLHTHIC NO. 3IM poller 137 lf Tvans 127 157 Pall 172 145 l:i!.bet 145 IP. oh nie r in; no HandUnp 2Vo 2vo 1s3 113 177 17S l.it ...... 1 .'..". 172 ; 1 . o 143 173 I.V. UN 2 Vi I3 -!4r. 457 473 57'. 3.23 7n() TotfilI. Ä: M. N. '.'."4 iT Js. 4Sturmis lVJ Alnmanr 1-" Harter l.'l NlelM'.uer 144 Sijulnt I-"-Iw "ore Handicap -IS l-'ö PV4 ii'i 11. til jo 1 pv; l.'.T 17a i::j PN JOl 1.-4 :s: r.i-j Tot.il . I. M. Knepp .. Wnllintf ninif fn Ii Vele . ri.irk .... Hnnllcap Totals , ii: NO. l.V, ij; pj lis j' 175 IT.". IV. 11 5 I.V. j.v PI 1:1 140 lirj PI.! IV. l.'.J 41; 771 :7 KLIXTIIIC NO. 1Mason l-'?7 Schnell fis Kephart 17. Warr.er IV Frick 1 ." Handicap 211

P'4 ..". 144 r.7 111 Jll U-21 IV IT'-, nr: 10a

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Handlcnp T ' f a 1 s KLIXTKK' ( Prim ley 1 Brewer if. Pdf S. Hollar-.. 1' I 'off Hunli'-rip Tof.N LLi.cnnc Hnry ( liMii.'iers Miis!iw Pan.-ake Bdison l!:inilijp Tot. 'lis

. . 270 27o 27 o Mo . 0:n 1040 . 2!ol . 117 127 11 n.rj . p.hi i;,o pv4 .. 152 132 131 415 . 1'- 174 11 4 4'V.i . P.l IV 171 743 , . 15n 15n i.n 474 pH; .vm; n.- jv.-s . 113 117 115 345 . 114 150 132 30S . '.4 V2 s7 2C: t . 134 P"2 124 3V i . 121 110 100 331 ; . 2."'V V.o :2"m ll3 ! . 32 '.11 MS 2;54 ;

MATCH GAM KS. STA NBA III (IL rn On II. re. 1 tli Lang .... P.i ! nirr . . . . .Mcs!,eirr.er I elrjlinp . . P'N 13N 14n 121 l.v. 173 172 l; P'.N 127 74; 135 131 125 1 1n4 b"2 171 14; P'O p;i 70:i PVO 1.53 143 215 l.V, 473 4-1 I 40.4 I 45'J 443 Totals .. M I AMIS - ;;;iss Bil'M.raud 175 141 IPV 13: 14. 7P 470 425 3N4 51C 4VI 22N.1 1 Peffley . . . : I-' he I Schuster .. 1 Tot.n's P.UINKs Si-h II r-!)or . Scli rnvcr . . Lii'kev IW-rot.h P.riui.s T.-MN WILLIAMS Mifjnaid M Parthev .. Ml-kr-v .. Zu' dzinskl . . vMint Totals 137 123 lh'2 vs p.d 7d pv; lis 12." H 121 P'2 14 '2 115 2o 712 12N 1 r. 1.-.-. li: 13o 143 n: 154 1 1 N IM 442 414 431 200 572 :45 i'i5? 153 171 100 414 430 .. 411 CC (M 7f.'. '2114 5c s(: sfc v SOUTHERN BASEBALL ' vjrf v f v V L 4n , 4" , t "t t Interna t ion-il N" s Service: HOT SPBIXGS, Ark.. March 31. This is getaway day for the world's c'lampions. They leave here this afternoon for Memphis, playing there tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. Intornntloiid New Service: JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. March 31. The Braves dropped off here today to grapple with the Athletics.

n5 ! 335 Interiiatlon.-il News Service: -i WASHINGTON. March 31. :i.;Plarke Griffith's Nationals got their US . first real tryout of the season here 21 2 5 today when they took on the strong : Brooklyn Dodgers for a two-game 45o scries. 4no ii'.' I Internat lonal News Service: XX MEMPHIS. Tenn., March 31. Big lleavce baseball was staged here to-

. ( 1 'l ' vlit.n t Vi o Ani-troia in1 Oi o Pincinnati Beds met in the first of a series or tnree games. ine oxner

41'J 1 two contents will be played in Cin- :!,";:! ! cinnati. 4sO j si '7 i International News Service:

DALLAS, Texas, March 31. With another victory over Fort Worth the s ' Giants went to Houston today to clash with the Texas league in that town. Internation.il News Service: BFA CM O NT, Texas, March 31. The Detroit Tigers came here today for a game with Mike Finn's Beaumont Texas league team. Bush made

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iei (ia . International News Service: HOT SPBINGS. Ark.. March 31. The Pirates are considerably elated today over their defeat yesterday of the world's champions 3 to 1. Frank Miller"s coolness and heady pitching ü;ive the Pirates victory. Iuternatienul News Service: ST. PKTBBSBCHG. Fla.. March SI. Pat Moran's regulars and re171 j servists were scheduled to bump in 'j; their final domestic battle this aftert noon. The Phillies are preparing to break camp here. ORPHEUM PONIES ENTER j The orpheum Ponies bowling team i of South Bend Thursday was enI tered in the state bowling tournaj rnent to lie hld at Indianapolis, j The state events will be open on 1 April S. The team is composed of J the following men: Charles Van j Kirk. G. Richards. W. Messi :k, L. Stefhau, I:. J. alters, captain, and F. Kempner. Hruce Xoel will quit the national name, p.ecnrtlins t k letter the hiirler has sent Mqr. N'ee of the Vets. IJruce lins a good jol at Oshkosh. Wis., nwl hns an ofi'rr to play semipro hnll tliis summer that he has accepted. i

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10 III ÄT II. Yannigans Force Regulars Into Overtime GameScore 3 to 2. Taking advantage of the summer-t like weather yesterday Coach Harp' i fcave his Notrf Dame baseball squad ! t'eth morning and afternoon work-i outs on Bro.vnson field. In thr : t morning, the men were given a havii ' drill at hRttin? and running thbases, and in the afternoon, the Ileulnrs and Yannigans clashed in a twelve inning game, the first lean' v. inning "by a K"ore of 3 to 2. The performance of the men i t yesterday afternoons came va. highly gratifying, considering the earliness of the season, and thor' v as a noticeable improve :nent over the work in Wed nesxl ay's tussle Coach Ifnrper icaln ued three pitch ers on each side. Murphy, Cant. Sheehnn and Valsh did the hurlin : for the firsts, while Jones. Dorw i 1 and Lynch were on the slab for th--Y?ns. For nine innings not a poor--was made by either side. Shifts .Made. Coach Haroor made one or two thifts in the lineups of his teams "Louie" Wolf, -.vho is suffering from a sore arm. wcjs moved back to the sfconrl nine temporarily and Corcoran took his place at shortstop on the first team. Andres went behind th, bat for the seconds and showed up in good style, while Keenan agnii": rlid the catching for the regulars In the outfield, Ward went to right for the first, Mooney going to th second team. "Zipper" rathrop, veteran outfield er, was the hitting star of the afteiroon. The big outer gardener pole out a three bagger and a sdnsrle Wolf combed a two bacrger and sinpie and Corcoran also made a two sacker. "Chief Meyers1 was robbed of a record breaking smash by Mooney, -who rr ade ii beautiful catch of the first baseman's long drive. From now on the work will he exceedingly strenuous. Coach Harper is" determined to make up for lost time, due to the late start of real outdoor work. Home-made Candy. Special Saturdaj' only 20c and 2'c pound. The Philadelphia. Advt. CAP NEWEST SHAPES AND PATTERNS John Hale Hat Store 127 V. Wah At. & J. M. S. Lobby. Dr. If. V. lWHON, Consulting Physician; 20 years experience. I ee uid treat you personally each time jou calL

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We will accept any case of Rupture, Piles, Varcocele or Hydrocele and permit vu t deposit a. draft in the First National Bank, or your Bank, made payable to yourself rind in-

structing them to place same reptrtable physicians in this

in this, you are absolutely certain of a cure. You have nothing to lose and evervthir.c: t" gain, and it we were not perfectly sure of our work we could not do business thisVav verv long, but instead, have been doing so for years. We have adopted thk plan be:nVe ?o many have been swindled by quacks and fakers; not one of them will permit a patient t deposit his money until a cure has been effected.

Many pattcnte have told us that at firt they hesitate to beein trpatiient ith us, ff arir.' ti nt on account of our frreat reputation the fee would be more than they could afford to jxiy. O ir f- ? ..r" r:',vn moderate, wt.-olly -within your means, and at no time more than you are willlnp to pav. Ijm 7 . money matters keep you from beginning treatment. If you will call and te we have a ;-!:; by which, you car. begin treatment and pay a3 you can. DR. FLEENER CO.

MEN'S SPECIALISTS SOUTH BEND, 109 West Washington Ave., Over Peck's Hours 9 a. m. to S p. m. Sundays, 9 to 1 2 a, m.

Back to Robust Vitality Are You Losing Strength vVhat would .Tom not uncrlfir to !! aa yru rtM few y.ir ro; to hnn the miii snap and energy, tie ame pi i dorr. jojon. Ilgt-hirted ptrlt ti'l the manl.r KtirrriKth wu uel f trfTo? You in t :;fftr'.n(f fr:n ;-t., man dicoase that may !-e :it'Hdute:j dmlr.!::g a;id un Jrra'.n'.r.ir yocr very nitric If Jou are not tlie b mih.1. vlprout rann you cscc ?ri you rertMnl.r do oot Intend to remain a "iialf-rnan." 1 ra restoring ravi tn xlporown raani.oort !- entifle metlio4i(if and if your case Is m Itiiln t2J reach vt rnern iL.eJl-il eiiep. I can rentore Jiu.

y-j r't . t:- -, - r. "t ;f -r.::.V: -t -;. ;- v. ti v ::'.:' -'- , .V.- . ,'4 v -.! ! 1 II iHMl THIS IS MY PICTURE. No change of fae from time to ttm In my announcement. Pame Doctor. You know who Is responsible for yocr Cure. The only Exclusive Mon's SpeciaJlet In town who oecs, examines and treats you personally and la permanently located here. Science wius oTcr dlaeaao and and doctor norroua decline. No need to s after the "old wy.M Don't let doctor drag 70a along for months. Come and Investigate, for yotiraelf the advance I hare made, and how little It coats tn gvt weil.

Men who were almost without bo; of erer being restore arter irenuii. with others without benefit, bare been reatortd by lr. Smith to the anap. vim and vigror or robuat ninnbood. natural to a man who baa nil the function r( culiar to a man in a healthy condition. They now caa well ai-prwiut akl.lcu treatment adininlaterea by a competent PipeclaUat, who throush loe eiper'.eri--KNOWS what to do and IK1 IT. PU1CKK ALWAYS REAtiONAULE I will giro tho I'OOIIEHT nrnn chance aa well a the BICH to recHre my Ucfc nx-nt a4 ft SMALL, COST. Tbcrw la no man too POOR to get my beat ad vir. EXITKIENCE la what ronnu In curing; tbeo SPECIAL. IlSli.eV. and as I have had more than 16 years' experience, too will readily widerstand why I am successful, llemernber, thnt you are not naked to pay f r aay es pertinents or any failures. If your case will not jlld U rar treatment, I caa wcortain thnt at the ßrat exattiinatlou. aiid will fiankJy titl you eo. tad give jnu advice how to take enre of yourself. NEWLY CONTRACTKI QUICKLY CUIIKD. .Don't wa.lt until nature jlvea way and the dlacao dlorf aniaa tmp-ortant organs and nerrea. ttTOl' TI1K LEAK JOW. Thouaanda of men hre been wrecked on tho llttJe rocks of vice. Ignorance and negiert. If you are afflicted with any Acute, Chronic, Nerroua, Blood or Contracted Dlaeases, fritoniach. Liver, KhHiniatlm, Varicocele, Prostatic lilarxcmcDt. trlcture, Ifydrocele, Kidney, llladder, Urinary, or any other W eakneas. Hcfect or Disease of the Pcilc Organa, vlelt ntc today. If yosir caae la cirahle I ran relieve It quickly- and permanently restore yosi. Men Only DR. H. K. SMITH, Specialist Examination and Conault-atlon Fre. Prtvately Located Office Cll 8. Main bU Oppoult Pootofflca. Over McDonald's rhotograph iallcry, Sonth Ueod. Ind. I Tours 0 to If, 1 to 4 and 6:30 to H Daily. Haailar to 12.

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Ninety per cent of the human race suffer from one of these dreadful diseases. If you are one of them vou shnuld concur: me at once. Delay is dangerous. I positively cure without the use of a knife. Hundreds of my patients are readv to testify as to my ability to cure, and I can furnish unlimited testimonials on file in mv office. Consider this The reasonable fee asked stavs right h vo.ir bank until you axe CURED. You assume no "risk. You artsubjected to no pain. You are exposed to no danger. You waste no valuable time. You secure life-long protection. An ideal method of treatment, ideally presented. There is no: one single objection. Not one "sound, logical reason vu should not accept my offer and be cured. Accept it now.

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Direct Medication Tie Most IruKrtnt Mpdl'i' Aefc!erenwnt of tl.e 2iKb Ortcry. For the papt fifty yr rae-Jlii; ciotlt8 bav worked ttaitlly vrith the vlec of devlptajr a method cf direct tcwtlcatlon, that 1. a ntb''. bj wfclrfc tnedlclna.1 ubwtjuxf n conid t aifr.l1trkd dirl lto thf td'cd, the part or orjran fiwu-J Flrt cane the liTpoderrr.ic rrt.iC nnil tli n5m1i3l-tnitlon of tiirntlr (rnta ur.dr xY.m kto or directly lat" the dleaed orynna Smi? ten jearw ago tie adminiatraflna oi lln? Solution dlrprtlr Irto tte bocj stream wia adrocated and rrfr-tlod. Since tbls tine roedtl n-!e.ic h rmdually progre"ed until at tbo present tli-e tJ direct method cf meilVatlon ofla perfected and ha about taken tlie plne of the old ouaekljia waj of treating many of tLe vital dleasev And wv not? It la ttw mrr ex art. afp and rational war f comhatlng d'eaa, r peclally tioise raußed by jfpna! circulating In the blood. I nnt a cianre to rfrri I cnQ r afrdcted, akeplcal autfertra. I no longer iwy what "I run do" bet 1xat "I HAVE iMJNn." 1 bare ftelrvd th-oueand of men In all wnlka of life to arise to tlirlr very beatvhj not yxu? Not Medical Umpiuir. No Hired Doctor Sc-, Eiamln or Trcot You. Over 21 yrra av phynlrlaat 16 vfan ft hpcclikllat, awi niy l't ;ralu&i work and clinical eperlmie attest.

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