The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1906, Page 12

St Reapers of deal Waa ere ShBaaionie hing Company, No. 8 to @ Park Tow aw York an Seoond-Cinss Mall Matter VOLUME 47 BOYS AND MONEY. Dftice boys are Ml) $5 a week tegin work for ¢ than equal their car fa lunch. It is a good way to b tar I fessions. The majority of successful by work they were boys, and many of t ade i a Started as lawyers’ t that the State of New York has been paying salarie k 5 Ww N y t t § s Rat | 5 B f State ( Se — N 1 k fter t be a. boy's maximu! It is not a good thing for t to hele too much ’ Money which co! pay several times as large as wh develop harinful qualities Some of these vice: so f waste th energy and money { a differe degree from a man's are more conspicuou: The good habits which a st their results until in‘ after life become a matter of boast to restrain a boy from vic path of success, The possession of money is not always a good thing. Its value to its possessor depends more on the methods of its acquirement than the fact WS att F faithful t d ices of a bad g to his associates, Ever g leads him that much further in the necessaril} ofits ownership. The earning of money implies the doing of some valu- able service for it. That is the difference between earning and stealing Money for which no value is rendered is morally stolen. Stolen money does not in the long run benefit its possessor. It may enable him to live more ostentatiousty, to make a social splurge, to drink champagne, to buy a divorce, to indulge in scandal and folly, but it does not bring ulti- mate happiness. Saving is a good h directly benefits the indiv F saved their high salaries i wld have-put them that muc way. to thrift. But they did not save. According \to the chi of the Civil Service Commision, several boys were ruined by much money, and to pay: these boys more demoralized them. It probably did. The v fs to put him in the way of temptation to it It enables the w m saves. If State THE ADMIRAL TO THE ENSIGN, “Fighting Bob” Evans, of the United States Navy, is a man ot blurt words as well as of plucky deeds. —To-an ensign whose mtcomtoct-o shore has just blotted Admiral declared Do you know w mself thu hat | wou od and hard and o: you? I'd punch you x Here spoke not much the one convinced that a thrashing at t evidence of a friendly The Admiral's log Cat-o'-nine-talls busy on shipboa ing father with an ac Despite a conviction { into a persistently foolish head rank deprived tt g that was h nsign estly his due, FIRES, y the latest repor fires in New Y ead that When papers did the: “their control migt A city is only as safe from careless resi It fs easy to be car came from failures in Fires caused by a teadily, yet the rey Smokers who did hundred of the year's regard, Bonfires, fire city street, caused he 7 New York's fires rule small, it Is true, brave men which { th an however, i ays the p { A fit \ Warrel gave a $10,000,000 t f i M Uuly 4, 1866. Such a report as the Commissloner j > Out Hts best results unless it pers: 1 tan toward running the next es far bx t t Year's. No good work for one's gelf and for others Id be simpler SOOT The Evening “ New York LETTERS FROM a» THE PEOPLE. OriaGse wari Y magazine, Tues ee day; _ When “The Peerless” Arrives in Lincoln. By J Campbell Cory. In he World an i find @ A Thorowghtare Jos THE MEN in THE NEWS- Straight 1 Adv ce to the Young Men in Primrose Fet‘ers Who Must...’ Leave the Navy on Account of Love, * e Re e fil t 4 5 on neg ' y Adina mane MR. CANTFOOLER /) OT EVERY NiguT = alks to Them—B y Nixola Greeley-Smith. ons between love and Infatua I don't that floate through the dull, de i" adel on r officers, here te np for her has made forget temporarily a atrangth to. tight as nemy Y * Min 2 ent aeasions. but jet a re wht and yo your / BEFORE You qo / XWAKT to wow { Xev'o perma, SYAY Home i ae h Billings Tels Uv hehe was makes (OTE suRPIBE. EH?) T-I-T THIMR TUL Stay =Z'A WSK SHAPE A pike the Fust Baby. amr I'h SO GLAD me Youve OBciDED \ \ 78 STAY Home ) Nan AS muEt Ww tenderness In her eye, and tew ene taw the Tew OV he ff. aa Mio tells something new about “Willle’—tew luv her tar 1 tew find offtiines a pre on yUre Hpe—tis thie that gakes ew hear the warm exaure—tiz Se rosebush: v sparkling plexzure 1 yure praz thie that makes the tum tew ketch the fart nates ov yurp kind frends, and tew give up yure hours baby a gift that Angels trak that Wfe takes—tew are the sunshine and shower— and abtink from the eMstened when death oo the fust baby a hope upon arth and a gem in heaven, wu tew shudder when sikness eotie Chin-@h! te this that Lacie eptember 4; j for his CO FUNNY GLASSES Irvin §. Cobb vs Punching the Human Meal Ticket. PARLY always the red-necked heck of the fing ata- N tloh has hia city beaten both wars from the Jack jn the matter of general informa- he knows that a dropped emg 1s of a nervous hen and that & 1 not a barnyard casualty, bred brother tion. For example hot necessarily work cowslip js a flower ar But wh it comes down to the propodition of be and advertising the same by means a and high signs, J. Henry teach the longing to ano: of badgos, emblema, insig of Manhattan-by-the Flatiron, from the water tank a few things that Bromide mushfed sage are not ulated to do him abit of harm In those towns which ted by a dot re Are r | sembling Autograph of a pa fly jt's a mighty | Deart thing to be a member of a lodge. You are thereby entitied to pay | dues and to alt up with the sick and to serve on sta mmittees and to‘turn out at funerals in f egalla feeling almost as con- epicuous as the deceased himself. vy the the Red ond march- 4. After med resolu- 1 every Friday proud privilege of going to a palatial Onion restaurant and making mysterious raps on ar Ing right In past a deputy county clork armed which you sit around quite a spell {n a roc | ons of respect and crayon portraits of Of their chin whiskeré. You hear a epeeod deep by a Pulssont Potentate In the roity Hall upsta « hf members who died { ¢ ful flower one mile long and two inches livery stable busines: the ald of a trick ladder and a lot of you aes ferring the Impressive ani. solemn sec lank cartridges Kisa The fellow t work upon a candidate mistake to assume that a goat is no lange that is being ut through Is always the «oat So natura n the Past Grand Bell Wether of the At nd Satu- enters nieer Eee be {f[-- | fren THE | ae | eee ; =i A = bs rated Order of Bull Mooses comes on to New York to lay in the fall tail shoe store he feels tt Incumbent upon h > hit rated with an emblem about the size of a bock beer He has an idea stock deco- town en that the exhibition of a large illuminated badge will get him passes to the theatres and cause the hotel proprietors to knock off something from his bill Nobody has ever told him that the lobbies of our best taverns are just full of fellows walting for him. But as soon as he fiashes the campaign transparency upon his coat lapel they flit from their perohes on the leather | chairs near the clerk's desk and close in com him and begin to punch the human meal ticket. He doesn't get ten feet away from the register befors a capitalist who ts wearing bis ¢hoes without any soles in them to save the leather tips hin the hailing signal of the Mooly Cow degree and then, while wiving the erip of the order, introduces himeelf and explains that owing to the tardiness of his rent agent in remitting he ts a little bit short of cash and would accept & small loan from a brother for a day or two, Next ap- prouches the fellow-member with the soiled collar and no buttons on his vest who wants a obéck cashed merely to tide hit over until he receives a Jarge sum cf money by mail, After that the rush to get at bim looks like Saturday night in a barber shop Possibly the newcomer had supposed but before he Judging by the that everybody in gay New York ¢ forty-eleht hours of Strangers seeking came in over the Joy Line. he'll be ready to swear that icoommodations, the only trains that fur temporary nto our terminals are accommodation trains, About that time he makes another sudden qise ery ahd hauls down. his lodge emblem, after which he runs only the re nized, regular and ordained risks of being stang up THE FUNNY PART | All signs—tncluding the se order kind—f 4 town, +e “'TWO-MINUTE TALKS — WITH NEW YORKERS, By O. McGill. “f Se) eR nM Mog nse to pore wiving the n and to veo t to claim the tiny cis ot the @ J Ub on the telephone ‘it 9 entitled woman a bad borne There iv probably wor ant Ou a a fe i ity department and a act and ‘ Pet Wednesday to And joined as thie place ‘The m if there wae a men, testies being good, strong, deep pce regufating the biting of sted, unifgiened officers of the law ’ stl are aleo Giplomate and walking Ator Hes ALL AE SS A HAPPY MEDIUM, bi Deer erat te. the point you're 1ak F you are tales to every vew, “ eked You're Daught to mecwhy waste “ 4 Leuabhn ned the observation paid my breath? cag seat old gentleman whom |}! You @Fe true, ‘te welBut teow wing dawn, te corridor Can love be always true ell death? a i a few minutes ago f you are neither—only Auman T persee' a fine line of oratory (ie! Glen you! You're an average rant of big words like you hear at the | women! nvelling of a monument, and finished |}, where a man like him would JOU aly Nemeth en: Gay, BT AR jo accountant |} N° Pen of mine can do you fua- ie et work as an t directed him to the Muntetpal| {7 te 0 Waly, qo away sto the Minictpal |) Your feature worry and M@eguat Commission and he asked i fi » un Fonest ‘place *o . If you ere Just a att, with dreamy “] wid him tt was, and then he! tives, sou might Qrop Pye Hy what Juat then the aA woman's voloe the wire wanted | nee me! rank ober end If you am gom! as angele be You might not book ae good to father; And you Would net look good to me that were lofe by the if you Ware bad, #0 please don't snalghbors’ were bother; taken away, When [wot through with | 14° neither, whate your number? the ‘phone he man war still there men wanting to talk about civil service. 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