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minor league teams. His playing career was practi cally confined to Cleveland, where he played for 13 consecu tive years. He started with Rochester in 1886, and from 1887 The SPlDtfcS WER.E A ROyH KNO ready bnch ih those CXYS HE IS IN THE LKJUOR UJ- ' mess in nufr Lfe ( V LrK5 to 1899 he played with the Cleve land club. McKean is still a young man. He was born in Cleveland in June, 1867, which makes him but 46 this year. o o Daily Healthogram. Daytime drownsiness may of ten be overcome by sleeping less at night, having more fresh air in the workroom or living rooms, eating a lighter noon meal, cor recting constipation, getting more i :ercise and giving more thought to the subject in hand. EAGER TO ASSIST Matters in his household had" reached the stage when there was a large difference between re ceipts and expenditures, the bal ance, of course, being on the wrong side. Still, he was a good young man, and a persevering one, and he de termined to set the right example by economizing himself. That very evening he walked every step of the way home to save the carfare. Throwing open the front door, he entered the hall to find his wife trying on a smart new hat before the mirror. "My dear my dear,'' he blurt ed out, "we really must econo mize! I've been looking into our accounts and we really must be careful !'' "Yes, dear." she replied meek ly, her eyes glued on her pretty image in the glass. "Yes, indeed," he remarked. "I've just walked home to save five cents, and in the future I'm going to shave myself for the same reason." "Oh. Harry," she cried, in her enthusiasm, "what a dear boy you are! Now, I'll tell you what I'll do, old boy I'll cut your hair !'' o o Mr. Willis Women don't un derstand football. Mrs. Willis Implying that men do? Mr. Wil lis Certainly. Why? Mrs. Wil lis I was just thinking that I didn't glare at the woman next to me, shake my fist in her face and offer to knock her" block off be cause we differed on the referee's decision.