The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1906, Page 10

MR, MURPHY INTRODUCES MR. HEA RST A | Wubishet by the Press Publish: Ow phor. Hitherto the _m GENTLEMEN, ALL used by political organhatic n of iron, S pre iY the improve avhich-the Ini SSERVATIVE BUSINESS ETHODS ognizing the real machinery a Candidates have hi Printed circulars speeches, with the physicai . -campaion lithographs y and distorted pictures. Both State SS eommmittees have fer ne. Tected s offered by the telephone, the phonograph, | moving pictures and thie elec telescope. ND HIS CO TO PRESENT MY GOOD FRIEND MR.HEARST ORD ORATED) HO = HAS JUST JOINED OOR PREDATORY BROTHERHOOD, WE SEES THE MERIT OF OUR SAFE, SANE AND CON ME THE ice TO OUR Go QAR, teil ek RPORATI (GLAD To SEE \ SHIP AND. HEARST HAS COME ONS TRUST H MOOR: BY ef a_crawded political very penny areade, witht shiseeing phonographs and could furnish all a political meet- 'O MONOPOLY LODGE. (“This may seem an exaggeration to the reader, but it ts nevertheless a fact.that cach and every corporation depicted’ 1n this transformation scene is an ACTUAL GLAD TO SEE HIM, BUT HE'S ONE OF US ANYWAY } P ~-N6, 8 to @ Park Row, Now ¥ Entered nt the Post-Ome Wout ea CORPORATION owned by Mr. Hearst ov an associate of Mr. Hearst's own holding company trust, Star Co. of New Fersey, organized under New Jersey laws to do bet of mone husiness as all the other trusts do.—Ed.) (Adapted from Mr. Opper’s\Cartoon of Yesterday.) | REAL MACHINE POLITICS. ee ine politics bids: fair to be- } A . . come’a reality ins DEALT WITH TAREE “4 'New York | Thro’ Funny By I. S. Cobb. n sioner. MURPH HAS ALWAYS DONE |] AND MORPH RIGHT-BY US! RAH FoR FEHEARSTS— MURPHY NIKON» AY | DOW) | 6 HW WITH HUGHES LD round at the Silic -ROOSEVELT 16, LX Coughman House ba i te, after convention @ EMPLOYING Hint) y z by cheep’ feard= ashe: ell and begins CONNORS same procesé ofr to- deduce that the be jsioner {s spyentcen Stme authorities say seventy-! Umes. ;, capital, A kiln- fe required for a commissioner to waker a amount on a race for const montal effort. But nny hould be called upon to p Hin a Tun oxamn nts tr have to c. n-months {nthe year ho !prominently in the public eye when somebody is buying dri Avenue rock. y At this 6 of his re fi diamond and a sa approx woodruff that you have to lock up at.n Upateitting bureaudrawer t It from keeping the baby jso he has a ‘note-bock’ In from time to time, with the proud and y alr of faction bo: y Tes pat —rett flash p ae! nd some omit it altog any hour of, thi t¢le- : hone, the megaphone, moving pictures and the ri chani al orchestra Mr.Hearst-and Mr. Hughes could eac! every evening address political meetings thre : ry to hire bands, because the electrical or THE MEN IN THE NEWS—straight Tatts Here's a Chance for the Great Library D stributer Fane to Brace Up the Intellects of Ambitivus Chorus G rls, Db Heres you a tring the a Montatik Point to Dunkir cture roll and a phonograph could Fa Othe or the commit; f : him speaking wh Every. to Them—By An Int-restiag Comp woma Fr, “this ts Poet 2 AOR, Nixola Greeley-Smith, 22! ng up the clim eleven x to post In lots of two hun thar Holst will carry Cata’ mejo:l ‘4s coming hot from the pi procity arrangement with hi aoiled shirt and taking out = % THE NY PART: r we fall fo* iim all over again. Every. yo The Seven-in-Six Puzzles. Fourth Series—Mark Twain, Two-Minute-Falks ee The Lovey-Do With New Yorkers... — By Li O. MeGill. 7a V6y SIStGIS =o By R. W. Taylor’ FU! Hidden Picture 6—Find Tom’s Father. HE cy nt one.cyery day.—Each’ plcture is completo. ty ttself, but if-you 13 wit eut-oit-and_save the six pictures of each series and put them together properly dt the end of the week you will be surprised to tind that they make one big seventh picture that not only belongs to the group, ‘put without-whieh-the-sertes arould-be-incomplete,Sare-the-Mark—‘T'wain. find the seventh hidden picture. mode ith bo! catio long borne. Letters from the People. > Amerioan, | MAID WITH A BRAIN TO SEL By Walter A. Sinolair. Hera tn, ighent bidder) her brain At a mero ten thousand fame-that-has kicked p+ tuo graft, that his caused al {s—avell, a ‘for, fame, pitalizod your name? Brain to Sell, you're clever— much nve'll ey, Out well that In? And hoy 1 you spend the pay? GENESIS UP TO DATE Lo Librarian of Cofigresa: : pe LIKE, Birt, DOGGONE: IT, NO MATTER Wwiat THAT GRE THINKS » bg toon Soe ‘ssans brains need weatvy that runs to the million mark. And we'd Uke to know: In it F WW noncealed In this gloom so dark? * ay T \ Sontence Ssrmons for Busy Readers, | SL.Y the hopeful can help, t O All Joy were but discord without sorrow, The only way to lift (Ife is wo lay Nfo down, i » for our own cares $4 cars for others, nothing herole tn n homemade heresy. ereod can ho embalmed in phrases, a satnt {9 belns a saint to secfet. it up the people upen whom sau look down in loses any of his own ght by kindling ft $y others. no uso looking Mké-a lemon when, you talk @& loving your Chicago Tribune, i Betting commtsting ts one-of the jlearned professions that needa ro é ied nerve ts better “than great riches and an excellent }imagination {s‘greatly to be desired, y about him and render rr But the day ‘ed ant that ever danced on-a—hot cout—one of those hectle garments | We read In the public prints that = Betting Commissioner Battsky has ed thousand up at odds npus County by 40,008 At the particniar moment when this Intereating -plece of {nformation. sky is endeavoring to effect a recl- en the basis of putting in one Glasses. The Rampant Betting Commis+ on he may be spoted— [afar off. The most sallent features goes VENING WORLD here prints-a—hidden-pleture puzzle It wi ho ~ ‘