The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1906, Page 16

The Evening World’s Home Magazine, Thursday Evening, Janu ny 4, 1906 : : ST ai kA, ‘The New Storekeeper. |GROUP OF ODDITIES IN ‘'Y By J. Campbell Cory. PICTURE AND ‘VERS. ERE fs a picture of the etalest H bread on record. It was baked in the first century, A D., in Pompel!. Just afterward the city was overwhelmed by lava. Nearly two thou- and years later excavators dug down to an oven tn Pompell. Opening it they found inside the loaves of bread shown in the accompanying Illustration. They look Ike “‘the pies mother used to make." ‘Thus far no one cares to risk teeth and digestion by trying to eat one of them. @eometien vy the Preee Publishing Company, No, 63 to @ Park Row, Now York, Bntered at the Post-Omice at New York a Second-Class Mall Matter. a rns * VOLUME 46.. eee sees escceecesees NO. 16,207, The Gall of The World. , Figures of progress always interest. When they concern the intimate business affairs of a great community they become doubly interesting. (Nothing comes nearer to the daily business life of New York than the little Want advertisements in The World. These grow as the town grows. (hey buy, sell, exchange, find help and work. They do the people’s business. In 1905, the twenty-third year of The World’s continuous growth @ince its uplifting began in 1883, it printed, in its morning and Sunday editions only, 34,680 columns of advertising, an increase of 6,49834 columns, divided into 1,134,959 single paid advertisements, a gain over 1904 of 206,316. Tho New York newspaper closest to The World in total space grew much less than half as much in columns and increased but 7,911 single advertisements. The World's gain has not been sporadic or forced by special rates or privileges. It has stepped up with the years. This diagram tells the story better than words: “ z 1 Tt te estimated that 5,000 habitual extminsls, persons who. at one thne or-ime i - q ig A ‘ other have been sentenced for serious offenses, are now committing depredations 4 in Paria, In order to check their exploits the number of bicyole policemen fi to be increased to 620. . ONT MNH WT In Engtand 1s @ monument to the memory of Agnes, widow of Walia Bord whe “bore him sixteen children, eight boys and eight girls.” But the record in family numbers belongs to Scotland. It is that of a Scotay weaver in the seventeenth century, whose wife bore bim sixty-two children. Only twelve died in childhood, forty-six sons and four di hters Mving to be twenty-one and upward. ‘This ts the most on strike in Bg! costly vase of Poteraburg flowers in the “two meals world. This vase day’ fs of gold and crystal, adorned with the arms of France and Portu- gal. ‘The flowers themselves are of gold and silver in the form of roses. They are exqui- sitely carved and chased. The flow- ere are marvels of the metalsmith’ art. The whole af- fair {s a worthy “gift for a king.” It has been pre- sented by Pre Gent Loubet to the Queen of Portu- gal. The picture is from the Parle 1- lustration, Advts. -Published. BGS die 5 oe vials lela eo oe SO B77 1885 Lecce eee + 448,793 1890 ... es 782,794 1900 .... 874,958 1905 1,134,959 The World's Want momentum reached its greatest force in the last fhalf-of the year, when, according to a count made by Messrs. Barrow, Wede, Guthrie & Co., chartered accountants, it printed 611,215 advertisements, against 555,817 printed by the New York Herald, . Our most prosperous neighbor, leading that esteemed journal by 55,398 in the aggregate printed for the six months from July i to January 1. No other newspaper ever before made such gains in a similar period or reached so vast a total, » More than 75 per cent. of The World’s Want advertisers give their business addresses, but, despite this, over 870,000 replies came to the box numbers in The World’s own post-office. This notice t shown in the shop, | of an English gro- cer: “Notice—The. credit department, is closed for rea pal A young maq named Gautier murdered his stops Mir father recently ag 5% Nantes, Prance, in order that the term of his serv« | fee as @ conscript might be one year’ Instead of twa One of the de- years, as the “only mands of waiters son of @ widow.” “Bteam ox" and ‘steam camel" are the names given to automobiles by Shay! native of German Southwest Africa, The Swiss village of Zofingen, in the canton of Aargau, was decorated witht fiags recently in honor of a hen which had laid her thousandth egg, Five adji villages sent deputations, accompanied by bands, which serenaded the industrio hen. This {s @ reproduction of a flashlight photograph taken at midnight in African jungle. It ts from “With Flashlight and Rifle," published by Hu son & Co. The author tled @ native ox in the jungle. Then with camera ang |} On Jan. 1 Mayor McClellan dropped Murphy over the banisters. The very same day he was “mentioned” for the Presidency by a.man in Pennsylvania. The exercise of throwing out bosses should grow more popular. The new Police Commissioner has instructed the departmental chauffeur to Letters from the People w w Answers to M “go slowly.” 18 this an intimation that the laws against speeding are no longer to ‘be dead letters? Wanted, a Southern City. of Patents, Washington, D. C.. and 18] If placed beside a well-grown girl of to-) Ing about business, and I have no busi- accompanied by a model or drawing of) day. It's a pity their bodies can't keep} Ness relative whom I can consult, so I the article and a fee of $15. The appli-|pace with thelr heads in growth!/@m consulting your My boy, om 1 me of some | * your readers. My boy ; : sort some Kind render fe ion.000 inhab- | Cation is usually issued by the attorney! “Swelled heads” are all over the place.| aged twenty-one, is a clerk tn an office Ammon Is to stay in Sing Sing. Why not? . The illegible dupes of the Franklin| {tants where there te a healthy climate | Of the patentee. ‘and they aren't all the result of New| where seven other persons are employed. c ; t SOUR SUE. | He ts quick, respectful, willi Syndicate whom he helped rob have had to “stay” without their mone and prospertty and a ohance 'for a Are Men Pygmies? Year celebratin’, either! 4 t ing and in- yi if Northerner to settle? Also a8 to thio the Editor of The Evening World: None Universally Observed. | Qus'rious. But Shae eee ae Ov eer, chancos. Would WO) move “ “ged sAmateur Sculptor asks if tall or short | To the Editor a ee ts ark Ne raised, eet has worked there as long a place, but am puzzled and rndecided| giris are the more popular. Of course| A ays the Fourth o & na-| as three of the others who were pro- 40,000 Years to Refill the Sea, about my future home. A-8. |short girts are the more popular. Guess| tlonal holiday. B says alte” Sais an the saimblover han twice ‘Pocantly hr ubed by ‘gecarapbers/shat 4¢\thainen were cmptied of dts walers How to Get Out » Patent. awhy. So as the men—Heaven bless ‘ein | tonal holiday = "| Braised his work, Now, readers, what To the Exlitor of The Evening World: Plense decide. VAN and all the rivers of the earth were to pour their present floods into the yacant| To the Editor of The Evening World: —can look condescendingly down at be does i all mean? Ought he to resign ; ; Every One Prometed bat Son. _| and look for work elsewhere card secs string nothing for evaporation 0 part Would be require to vans MIA CARIT GSE ONC KLDALOUTT Fav ABE||[bhiesaleane’ Gituier what ne, ble @tince very One Prom Gnd look for work elsewhere or stay on?| flashlight apparatus he waited until he h approaching steps through th i a y, el to 01 : OF . He touced off the fiare and disclosed a loness steal: toward: th water of the ocean up t ent Application for @ patent must be| they themselves are! Anyway, most o7| To the Editor of The Evening World: what?’ He makes-$ion qnonth Er darkness. ing up id ia ee eenns thenea \eaae out in writing to the Commissioner| the men I sce would look like pygmies! Iam an old woman, and I know noth-'advisea § DISTRESSHD MOTHER. | trembling ox. It is perhaps the oddest photograph ever taken. Bese eet elaine Ri hies y. (EE ‘3 i g) % WONDERFULLY SPIRITED AND INTERESTING. A LIVING ROMANCE OF WILD NATIVES AND WIDE DISTANGY ay = A Tal f th A na Desert e<-~ wy Cc~— 6 a S| (©) <= rizo a Se er (o} 0) er OCOCK a oe (Copyright. 1905, by Little, Brown & Co.) “yo’ servant, seb. t is, Quick! theyr Sill, Bryant has Or tate abe sheett part of me in my own ~ but J they fur by now. rane ged, at OENOP ETS OFT RECEDING CHAPTERS. | pastures.” Dick wrung my hand imp. ; . mh Peace ul Bruges inporating we “I don’t alm to ride herd on the local : t bed, Miss Blossom; lay in tt Front reoko ancen ne : “List te ctminals heah, #o the hatchet ts buried, bere curs wig, and prepare to play Ge cy ‘Marahal and the chiefs get nose-paint. Miss Sousa came tumbling Gi mat ; “ “N. » inva Blossom, ma'am, we only agpire to drink S BB mS (> mosquito bar in the: window ue nee So ‘ey aie rep din’ - | to the toast of beauty.” He filled up Z NG on Bee Soet bi aus Soe lores ARS posse! es d\ remember a white’? c. ' “ . es Se Me or ure clat- ie ht toam rina ig ture | Senerous. | “I look towards you, } és Q ; : fering outrageous’ along the gravel: the “Mae ught @ ot head of gear Rene ot! “L du deoplee a att Mi D { ! é BONS } 7 Aah “The wagon had pulled up to the front sat Sad propoeed ehatmeceies ee 1 erer,"* alll y 2 wt. 4 KAY . ron’ a a eters son, Michal, 8 2 We | aaioasom, bet Apne aaa ZB . \ f i yy ee 2 , RT (es Bani "ecresching puted, A peard: ditce +h Bee cain antara a edd Ceciys é x “Wall, a z e » p x \ ke @ cougar, and aj! Simre'ald tev ta vale (eccrterit ‘Wall, to resume,” said Dick, “this y WANS. f it f § { a come, surging Ficody ‘the side of the 4 iene eke A euntieht ensues. hannon and Kya | lady's guest is entitled to her own| —L \ \ My q Ninth ee pene. te di | Bal are. ae are “ate several ots ‘others. “Chalkeve i 4 = SY ) aie fla ‘as sho ra ran. ¥ ‘Poco " eaye ‘ Bipot ott the ete habits, She ts wounded most unfortun- | NS : q . y j felled flim with’ may” ambed, behing, fearful saree Se thee’ toms atlea od 4 Aa Mnauest te! held” and Mant “Reus, | Ate all day, but all night she's entitiea | ’ é ty Pint with Mins Pansy'a sh ot ae ah en ; ° = WSS a . 3 Iss Pansy's shrieks, and agged her away, tnemes | “it Ras Jim) and is bulge etausa in a free country study. S 4 i the shouting of men, the clatter had | throwing the miles asters, “iB rode a: mont eives Chalkeve $50,000 to hold | & moonilg! effects.’ F \ - # got be a whole areas ae rousing TH sei ant Hine hem to take Curly| “She's due to be whipped,” says Miss | Z S \ . a Inf quiet neighborhood. As T T could ony cbatasner fo her filgw-tugitive, Jim, | Blossom, wriehty wrathtul Z { A j Wy you rude ment seats GO "way. who has been brough: ui | On scenes of domestic bliss it is not! ASS} Ve é Z =, Vy Themed fo, me, that time was wort mont eta hem while they are| my purpose, ma'am, to intrude. I only fii; } y Z + y 9, eailion ova wecond while t Weld Sin dai se love oie Gutiye ‘They retreat, | allude to the fact tha: tnls young lady | RA Ym GY Z i eoceeee mele byt a ee and Chey intense Raciy to Chatkeyets| WAS pervading Main street late jast! f AS Z y fe t p q jon to the of maid Reliicintier affiiees the irl to come ot} | night, happily and innocent, in a gale) . J J A i He \ pris, rich anfeGtimoat” then naa Michael Ryan | Of wind, which It blew off her hai f OI} eee ti gee EG Wn Ye cold." saya a sprotisiea "cite ame Good eracious| c ‘ Vfgges Uy } kee eee Frost Is Ai on send ‘the cousin's house, so, Ww see Eon Bihee? Ba] Yer, ma'am, and oaturally, the hat é HE Ye 7 8 t P the house, scart Pee avacmty foe dawn they'll mee our tra at the, Goer tla nn me A | being pinned, her hair was blown "| a \ “AMY, en Z i content depart without t telling them too,"" = a » ‘ ” ‘It blew off!" — Weare . y D re scart,” says Curly, “You aa\\ a coward! You eta: CHAPTER XXV. “Perhaps, ma'am, this ha'e doesn't = 4 f : ; i) —4e Ten feeling tor teen! wits Geoiecetde fit, and the best thing would be to shoot \ fy > l she sailed at full gallop ali The Saving of Curly. the party who mude—phe ornament. / . / she, Saree, at full gallop along the outer |The Young lady, of co'ae, was In no . Brin,’ ia ; shot from the vard she ducked. throw ISS BLOSSOM was at the front | way to blame if it flew down ‘ : } > —s 4 ing herself until she hung Indlan fash- @oor having great arguments | and she ater it. -paare to, obs he ~ HERG ea TS of her horse. a\i Deputy Marshal Pedersen, being a mod- = f] a alr as I fol- with a man, ent, iy ni was ehocked. wont dresdful, 7 . le a ed, gun flames dinzed from the back “Can I inquire for Misteh Curl; y and the windows as we shot Calmont?" he asks. Edler et None ont" Migs Blossom went white) : the hi nse the Mullet Grane, ot past ny ni ‘My blood went to ice, and I reckon | #8, the tableciot were crazy “with y the worst , 4 Plagne, ‘Dut then we swung round “tl Mizz Blossom collapsed a whole lot to | a Ci at bin tia end of fence, ‘Funning. full 4udge by the bang where she lit. he couldn't stay to help the Wy tilt rer team of horses “Wall, since yo're so kind, ma‘am, | Young lady, ‘cause he waa running © had left in the road. IN just step in e he midnight, train." the: 5 ie goodness! I heard him step in. ‘Yes, maam, fhe was due in Lords “t j th horses down. A minute imi d q:ist Blossom came cat-foot to shut | burgh, this awning to collect a hoss the firing died away ching us for we parlor door, and I heard no more. ord nobody clea saw the wis?” were racing neck-find-neck across the Curly was changing the cartridges in ; maam, only Pedersen. He desert, “Curly had left the police to fol her revolver, as she always did overy| came whirling down on me this mawn- The bullets were sing ing all around us. low afoot, but now she began to weal ailediia: TY | tng at, Lordsburgh with dreams and vise en, for, because she had prived the fe “‘oared?” fons about a robber chasing & wis. ‘the |crawier to ardon to."* official in this hull éorrupt and fithy] What with bank deposit and the ;i! they w a Boared?” she inquired, sort of aar-|q lady, holed yp in, yo" home, and the | SEP, AMEE fee km out?" SuLAE who ‘cates for Justis moten he | sale ot any home, Dick brenghe me buck | heart bexts We bad been running maybe two| roa Peres fae! noes: Se Oe aE et” tare thou: [gna ghorely will: mean! wink | Sane fOr ia Seti sand” dollars ‘in cash,” Likes | That minute} etood poura when wo pulled up on the top of & a y rea bs es ‘certain! 00! ext morn! m: ni mo . 0 rest o1 horves. Fstotaad yo! bald. D'you want to be sand dollars datd or alive for the wig ite at I a and certain remarie from the sheriff, epee any, warpasy > ene, gels captured?’ Curly. He seemed bs h to. TS ih southward tno "siecieie Mghts. Jn th city which its name was Cur! ie Bee! But then, ad to made me hide up out of sight, but Curly’ * ee ave “Dick ward met Specks “Tt would be a sort of reliet from | a hean confused and untellasie yant went to town and did’ my | chute of all this weal tasting on y@|the rumble of wheels halt fast ‘an though Serap obi at ‘ lersen man. Miss Bios. Pe oe et ne bead. | shopping. He bought me an iron-gray | thousand dollars for present naee, rapid. ‘allen there. Fanon south Onen Dela 60 ladylik me r jes if Ruston with Nore which Td always longed by sien! | Ad stated the ame in the. treasure’ | Mise Panay!" X called, is uscd tpnn fords, an the Then a big ne of laughter shook Tomean mies tena ‘8 the use of $ rs ce ‘almont, r teal hat because ot donor wh 00. ord sor: the belt waiok I OAETY. BAR, my skin. pik aie (a quit tS Sr ts | mene ee so sti cy ‘we arene a at on . done right. oot. doc 0 im, Cross, Dick, danger,” says Ree Homie. and T knew that Ale Blow. arehal Pedersen, ma’am, 8 at makes you think that, Hry- shooked my. frugal mind t9 pay” $100 sheritt, "Had “selzed the ol havtenda, “Brace Up: Wet prares end when this “agit ‘ttle woman beside me whispered ° . but Bais 5 was Iberal with my jand th sold to pay Bal-| wagon stops at the door, ok-range, Gherlff Bryggst. Naturally alee if ail, I happen to know that them And the: horse. Wes (Worth, $150 | anon ryt ee Tet tne yuh entetes ole L who ite te hreakk it itt ‘Shorty, the’ Lawd makes His big Dhad to co ard see old Dick, so I told Sheriff.’ says I. “what has ince ea int ‘on a aticaess was la yhow. He got me a sscond-handed seems that Michael Ryan claimed this home, and gs} | meacing for us. for onakes and roby EGurly to keep good, quit the parlor, | H¢,done to get arrested? Pat Pe AR Sa yt Ae Re LES Sly saddle, snaffle, rope, blanket, =, dandy |» 4 that Jim. the natural hele ence, ers, wolves and "b’ars. Only the folte thi "and walked right | mos ate on Ok te tho signa on thts war-tratl, and be- | PAE of shana ‘leather armour tor the | had ‘Thar iy standa |, Ble By the] Zown, That caypt woe itm, feausn ghey | rAgsed the passage, w rig! mournful forget. I hed ¢ ioe ane aeragy, gad Sea . ss Io ‘epurs, bell, shin, overall ei says Di a Jogal i oor, Seer uld h r iamark _ABWO the dining-room, one hand on my m) suirienty. 4 whole lot, so sombrero, and ali cowboy fixings. If p thom tw " D6 ‘ tale gener tetowe.tae toe pasan. [fee (wibe ought of ee ‘asa oe a Back fo mob | Ft, ib h | attengiow | 4 rah a pian I ame by” wa ct" aa bane aes Las nd hee. 6 Soman a ; : :