' HEADACHES AND THEIR

MEANING.

PROMINENT CEYLON SPORTSMAN TELLS OF HIS PAINFUL EXPERI- ENCE THROUGH NEGLECTED HEADACHE, AND OF HIS

Mr. R. G. Hayzer, an Inspector of the Ceylon Polics' stationed at Galle, bas proved this. At the time when he was making an enviable rocord for himself in cunning, jomping, football and cricket be met with an accident on the football field; his health gare way in consequence, and until he commasured to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills sporting events no Jonger included his name.

ON BILLIARDS.

ANTIQUITY OF THE GAME.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 3RD, 1918.

was

ON BALE.

DIRECTOR } & CHRONICLE

to nought or who wins through, as the saying is, more by lu I than judgment. Then there is the player who takes no THE risks and leaves no hazard, who playe without imagination, and who "pots the double baulk" white" and leaves a without remorse. And lastly, there is the well graced player of experience, at whose touch the balls cannon obediently or run into the pockets, and whose manifold resource enables him to turn the most difficult position to account. All of them have their counterparts in the real game in which, we all play or are played with. They are revealing symbols human nature is very legible in some of its aspects round a brilliard table.

AND TO FASCINATION.

I was pained to read the other day an attack upon the royal and ancient game of golf, says a writer in a Huine paper. The attack, of course, was futile; indeed, ite method pre-condemned it to failure. ULTIMATE CUKE BY

Actually, it sought to bring in, as DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILES.

evidence against golf, the passionate Handsche is the wiring sange sent by enthusiasm which it inspires in those who somo part of the systom to say that it is in follow it. Men spend on some links or zeed of attention. Neglect of headache isther time which should be devoted to their work; such was the burden of an dangerous, for it may end in one of many indictment which spread itself over nearly The writer was a column of print. complaints getting so firm a held on you as to

apparently quite blind to the enormous make the care difficult if not impossible.

of which

he

This is peculiar and irresistible, when petitio principi. guilty. It had not occurred to him that unless be demonstrated the superior once it has been experienced. There is importance and urgency of this "work"no game in which the spirit of emulation the whole claborate structure of his is keener. I have known a man strive argument at the first proving of expert for victory in bat a single game for eight hours at a stretch, and then go home to examination fell to cureless ruin.

What, after all, are the things that beguile the wife of his bcsom with strange really matter? To such a question there tales. There is the joy of the fluke, the might be ranny millions of answers, and greater because we know we have no right who is this critic that he should exclude to it. It is this, I think, which especially golf from their purview? Personally, I cadears the game to those ladies who take Undoubtedly the fukce, am ever ready to submit to authority, part in it. and when I see a Prime Minister putting particularly that which the audience fails to distinguish from a good shot, is a on ne side the affairs of the Empire to

and blessing to the player. complete an 18-hole round, and when I hoon know that the elect of the Church and the Naturally it does no flatter his skill, most brilliant, ornaments of the Bar are but it serves to let him think that he is ever ready, in their respective spheres, to not entirely off the good books of Chance

when the players no doubt that golf matters very much to say copy so illustrious an example, I have And chance, or destiny, bas a great deal indeed. What right have we to condemn champions, To revert to our symbolism, as mera frivolity and waste of time the many a fine stroke is spoilt because the sports by which our people set such sture 1 cue has not been chalked. Is it not altogether more responsible, as well as more seemly, to assume, even if we are ignorant, that there is some ligh merit, some innate grandeur, in the pursuits which are dear to the heart of a great nation? Of footbal! I say nothing; temple to handle the sacred vessels. But of billiards, as one who has served an expensive apprenticeship to the art, I am in some sort qualified to speak.

"After the accident,” he related during a interview, “I suffered agonies from headache, which brought on fits of melancholy, and became very weak. Later, the doctor said that I was suffering from nervous breakdown. Even after this verdict I did not think any thing serions was the matter until I found that my meals diangrood with me, and that I vomited

whenever I took heavy food.

"I lost all my "condition" and get axceedingly thin. The doctor advised me to give up sports. It was unnecessary advice for I had already had to give them up. My hroathing was so bad that I could not exert myself. I was troubled with heart palpitation, and oficu I had to stand and gasp for breath, with my hart thumping against my ribs luait is not for a bumble acolyte in the

most alarming manor. Neuralgia and back pains racked my body, sy spine seemed to lose all its strength, and my muscles were tarzing

stiff.

"Just when I was in this pitiabin plight I heard of a case similar to mis having been oured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I obtained a supply of these Pills, and after the first for

bottles I found my nerves were becoming stronger, and I stopt peacefully at nights. Continuing with the treatmart the headaches Jisappeared, my appetite returned, and I became completely enred.

"And you believe the cure is permanent ?* asked the interviewer.

Of that I have not the slightest doubt," returned Mr. Hoyzer, for since my recovery I have won the Championship Cup of the Colombo YM.C.A, for all round sports throe Jears in succession, the Inter-Carbine Com petition, the Y.M.CA. Challenge Cup for the One Mile Handicap, and captained the Colombo Rotors Football Club when they won the League Competition."

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I was attracted to the game, in the first instance, by its cast antiquity. It was known in Egypt in the early days of the In Shakespeare's play Rouan Empire. of Antony and Cleopatra occurs this passage.

let's to billiards.

Char. My arm is sure; best play with Mardian.

And the Egyptians had played at pyramids,

game, associated centuries before this. It is a pity that Shakespeare does not tell us how Char- mian, evidently an amateur of some

got on

unarker, with the Mardian. The beaten player's trick of alleging some excuse, and of obtaining vicarious revenge by inveigling his con- queror into playing somebody who can give him seventy in a hundrel, is common enough in these days. Shakespeare him self, playwright and actor as he was, was doubtless acquainted with the inside of many billiard rooms. It is very probable | that he knew all about one of the most famous games of billiards on record-that which Drake and Hawkins were playing when the news was brought to them that the Armada had been sighted. Popular. careless of historical tradition, ver accuracy, has. I know, distorted this story, but you cannot go to Plymouth Hoo to-day without realising the extreme inprobability of two Admirals of the British Navy playing skittles or bowls there. We may conclude without more ndo, that the game has come down to us from a very renuste age; in fact, from DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOK the Bone Age in the beginning of which there is reason for supposing that our ancestors employed the skulls of their dead enemies as balls in a crude form of Following is a list of unclaimed telegrame billiards-through the Tusk Age, to the lying in the Great Northern Telegraph Com-Bunzaline or Crystallate Age in which it pany's office at Hongkong :-

Mr. Hoyer's nervous breakdown was cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills because they supplied his nerves with the energising blood which they lacked. In just the same manner Aunemia, Dobility, Indigestion, Rheumatism, and the ailments peculiar to women have been onrod by this splendid blood-building medicine. Obstainable everywhere, or direct from the Dr. Williams' Medicize Co., 84, Szechuan Road, Stanghui, one bottle for $151, six for 38 post free,

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Songwan

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Matsudainora, Etenmer Kiitin

Yudhinglang.

5940

Yokohama ..Shangbai

Weltevreden ...Jlungbai . Shanghai ...Shanghai

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Chizcock

ADDRESS

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Chop Wunfooksoeng...

Coupon

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Dr. Hookai...

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PRINTING

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flourishes at present.

As for the surfner on which it was played, the slate-bed with green eloth of undern times, and the resilient cushions which enclose it, represent, of course, the last stage in a progress of evolution. I reject with natural reluctance the daring. tables of the law" took theory that the

their origin or their name from, some licensed billiard resort aniong the primi- tive Hebrews; and it is only by an ingenious inversion that any analogy can be established between these ordinances and the rules of the Bill and Association.

ATS SYMBOLISM.

These considerations will hardly fail to awaken in the reflective mind the spirit of enquiry. What is the secret of the hold which billiards ha aintained upon all sorts and conditions of men, in many lands, from the days of Charmian and Mardan (to say the least) to those of John Roberts, of Stevenson, of Inman and of Reece? My answer to that question is that billiards is a Psalm of Life. In its very earliest form it had to de with the activities of certain objects, of a more or less imperfect sphericality, within prescribed. limits.. The game was played by giving these objects, whose properties were uncertain, impulses, and its fortunes were determined by what happened to them. With all our progress, this description of the game is essentially sécurate at the present day. It is, so far as I am concerned, and I can speak of a good-size 1. break; iny friends have often heard me.. Woll, what are we but billiard balls upon the plain, or plane of existence the sport of external forces? It has always astonished me that the Alexandrine philosophers, who must, as we have seen, have been familiar with the game, did not exploit this analogy, at once so obvious and so exact.

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Mr Higginbotham

Dr Keyt

T. F. CLAXTON, Director, Hongkong, Observatory, 2nd April, 1913.

1 VACCHETER duced to 32 degrees Fahrenhet, on the lovoi of the acs in inebas, toutua and bundredths.

TERATURE, in the aborie, in

Fahrenheit.

8 HUMIDITY, is percentage of eaturation, th bun idity of air saturated with moisture being 100.

4 DIENOTION OF WIxD, to two poluts,

5. FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Seals,

G STATE OF WEATHER, 1 blue sky, a detached cload, d drizzling rain, f jog, g gloomy, u hail lightning, o overmat, p passing showers, a equal, rrain, e snow, t tàunder, w visibility, widow (Toti

7 RAIN in izobas, tenths and inundredis

HONOKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER...

Hongkong Observatory, May 2nd

Previous On Date On Dai.

Dayst

Barometer. Temperature

at

at 2. p.m. 6 .we. 2 p.m

29.82

29.89

29.94

22

74

71

17

Humidityong Wind Direction

Forse

76.

94

92

East

IONE

East

4

Weather

..

Bain

1.75

Highest open air Temperature on let ...82 74 Lowest open air Temperature on Ist...

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