The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1906, Page 19

The Evening World’s Daily Magazine, Thursday, November 1, 1906. atreet, you must pass through aE the Yale lock. Its lItke gottig st _ the 1B all that a great many of the two-d ‘Mollar-musical-comedy. at tho Majest! | Theatre, on the Circle, and there fairly good dollar-drama at tho town prices might be called a sikn of the times. do}! “The Love Route” Is Western Melodrama Ona New Schedule. © get into the new Lincoln Square Theatre, the windows that remind you of the life on ping for @ dollare worth of “arar Commerciaiism, of course, has no’place In “art.’’ if he kappens to he talking for pittilication Lin- coin Theatre, The new fall’style in up- The new theatre has a new play and Broadway dnd Sixty-sixth ze things Ih an~“‘nreade"* Any manager will tell you But_a dollar's a do dolar shows are worth ri ia 1 CAN'T DO IT— = HAVE AN. \MENT Wir RC MURPHY I 10 7 NOS, COME Oysare MANE A SPEECH THE CROWD I$ CLAMORNCr FOR \ and| ie Ronen ster Me tery the thes-of road. romance ud fathor Staniling doe Prince -C Uke viobont 6 Koe about tho Job In a businesslike, matter. of-fact way, Ho isn't thrilling, tut t back and lots M 4 Allents ito rallr avin h-more mex to os 8 ora, and i and defies Ashby and his gang of ra road builders. “In the act Miss Ty- acted Fiske with an at nt nervousness, and: in lookea like Powers trying to Me sertous, mu that. of course, wasn't Guy Standing as John Ashby, and her fnu' In fact, thero Was v Mt- tle fault to be found s couldn't help looking Ik Zaturday nf with hi ‘Jimmie* nt wero ‘ready to do THE YAWNING SCENE. Olive May ae Lily, John Kane Fim, —-and—Sumner—Gard-as. Billy Ball» for e right thing when Allene told Odette Tyler as Allene Houston, i Powers, If she could, ehe—but Mr. Powers Allene Wore cowgirl tors and the “boys™ called hor “tho” any! hing for her, oven to reciting a ‘rite ual” that ought to take tho vell. The “Doys't rose Ike one man against the rafiroad. Allene couldn't bear to think of a freight train rumbling across tho ranch and Siggiing poor father in his graye, #0 the dear, good "boys'’ started In to discourage operations by taking the president of the read into camp and putting hi in tho smoke-house, ‘Then they captured the engineer and his light-comedy surveyor; Ashby, sly dog, explained that ho had permitted himself to ba captured In order to havo a word or two with Allene. ‘They had several worls when he asked her to five up the fight againat the rallroas, and to make matters worse, Ashby got {nto ‘trouble with a Faversham-lke cowboy and slapped hiv face: went h swith “Atlena's Kind permis: sion to bulla his road right across athso. z Everybody worked but Ashby Industrial ecene. He stood this ‘round und “bossed" with the aid of a megaphone, while the audience fooked on with the mild interest of New Yorkers who can see rallronds built in the streets any old night. The Faversham cowboy was brought in Biot by one of the, rail road handd Just as he was, passing away he raised up, pulled his gun anil plugged Ashby? Jolin went down Ike @ section of track, and work was sus- pended, When Ashby was ablo to sit up, tr} heard a@ train tooting merrily over Old Man Houston'a grave, and he found nished his work Miss Olive May played a sentimental “tenderfoot" to distraction and yawned x full not of tect! into the ploture. punchers seam like the real thing, ani “The Love Route’ Is Western mo a) + Allene needn't worry. It won't wake the dead, Mr. J. ©, Marlowe mado one of the cow-|_ a the others were very good, Jodrama running on a new schedule. But CHARLES DARNTO! NTS FOR _THE HOME, Then te} ae 1 CAN a ONLY SAY 2 swords, REMEMBER TAIN A HURRY, BY THE BACH’ DOOR, IT'STHE SHORTEST WAY To THE PLATFORM SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Fireman Jack Wesies loves and le 1 by Alita Do Quesada, whom he naw t demcoed. from death Altetw the head of ane of tho nn Cream of Peanut Soup. Muffins. | Alploroat orgtend {ois jiested te foe cue DD halt a pint of peanut putter to| (\NE pint of flour and two teaspoons [Bertie Berea Satter tor The “Hurry Up” New Yorker PLONE: PAAAAAAAASAAAAS OY { 2 HURRY, BUTIF 3 ASSURE ME IT J O-YOU MUST Corie! TUSTAFEW \ VWLLGO SwORDS FRom Ee UM IN ACON FOUNDED Witt ONLY TAIvE A FEW SECONDS af MY TIME, No. 11—When He Tackles Politics. “you Now, MM" HURRY UP INTRODUCTION SHORT, A IVA DICKENS CFA NYORD ASHEIS URRY UP) H Ae Kay J Heaney A a) “There Is alwaya tho possibility ot a porson bearing false witness. We have { Jiere to deal with two. men apparently not at all connected with each other, We have Batt, who saw the attack, so ho syrears, and Gorringe, whose test!- one quart of boiling mili, neaao: avith a little bay leaf, nm little salt ry¥_walt or extract, and one table- Bs spoonful of gratsd onion. Cook for al: or cornstarch, moistened In a little col; milk. Cook until smooth, strain through ‘once with 4 fine sieve and serve at ‘croutons mado of entire wheat broad, outen = minutes in a double boiler, and then tiloken with one tablespoonful of flour ny of bakin powwer siftedtogether into ‘a bow!; add pinch of salt and a tehi: spoon of sugar, Beat one exe in a cup and then atir into the flour; add ono cup of milk and beat all thoroughly to- gether, Pour_n one tablespoon of melt- ed Jard and then put the mixture into hot gyeased tins, Bake in a hot oven nti brown. zt a 1 Call or pend by mall May Manton’s Blouse-or ehirt-Walet—Patterre No 6802, | OBE a ESE Satta aston toe 6 Oe A TON YARHION BUREAU, No. ron York. Bend ten, cents in coin or Sakasniae TMPORTANT-Write your pamo r elwaye xpeclfy sing wanted, Daily Fashions SS SANCY—“wWalsts—are exceedingly charm- ing, but no matter how -many one may poesoes, there exists a need for plain and mm- Ple .anea..auch.. this instance the ma- ~tertat-is taffeta simply stitched with silk and trimmed with pretty ornamental “—“‘buttona, buy numerous light- Wwelght Sannels, cash- merea_and other rool materials aro as appro- Driete oy silk. “Again, there ere a great many plaids used this season, and one and all of these are well sulted the deaten, eo that {t becomes @ vary gen- erally useful one, In this Instance it {s worn gwith skdrtt to mat but {9 equally wel adapted to that sop. fe waist that {a a0 necessary for ooat sults, and, indeed, for @ great ‘many orca- sions, The pointed ,of- feot of ‘the tfront and ffs is distinc Revel buce winter long sleeves are much to be commended from tthe atandpotnt of warmth and comfort, tn paagh grade ohes aro preferred, and ere ts & cholos al- quantity of ma- werd, <hr tbe tor th sred. the 8 arden 44 An wide, pimerlae m feanure, fo THE AVENING WORLD MAY MAN- beRa hac ttren igen teabpac abel and eddresa plainly, abd on York partner, urges Hallender would strengthen her sition. The Mink Yenemusian 6 gale by M celyn, a peautiful Wi. whom De Quesa: fea and wbween. Wwhoul and. Jack zon lous Bond existe, Do ‘in ‘a burning he had gone. te mn, various Quem ta partment house, whtthe: aise Aire. Jooniye picious clap Tor and refuses to maxo a Male Malta Jack in tha Tom! hifi of Tatiendar's treachery a the fireman ar Tye Queakda, but tx Keaptng sttenco—txrhient Mire. Joslyn. Ballenttor goes to the Tombs with Allola to see Jack, only to find Wesles Ts outon Dall. Dallender plans to kidnap Alfota, et Ge learns from wringa froin CHAPTER XIX, = The Man in'the Street. HE change in Wesleo's-affatre that had so startled Ballender | had eoms about in the most natural WRI; wrung from him in the excitement of the moment when Glendale had sald that Alicia loved hing, that he —had gone at onde do Vall, the Aassletant District-Attorney. = = ‘There {s-something so strange, 60 uneven in att this," said tho importer, that T-feel uncomfortable about it. ‘Taking the history of Woslee into con- lderaton—wo “DFAVE,” Chivatrous, Intel: gent as he {st seems Impossible that the could have sunk at @ step from the Jevel of @ hero to a murerer. Bal! ehifted a ttle In his chatr, looked at some papers before answer- ing, and then ewlng round to face Glon- dale frankly, ‘Mtr, Glendale,” he said, “I have won the reputation of belng the most relent- less prosecutor in Now York, Possibly that reputation has been- earne’ hon= estly. When I am sure a man ta guilty I will moye every obstacle to secure a conviction, It was so In the Soviro cane, and though my methods seemed a little harsh, they were justified by tho tacts and the result. It has been so In many casss, But to bo pertectly frank with you, I never had a caso that p zied me more than this, I want to be perfectly fair, I qwant to -givo Weslbo: every chance, He scema disinclined to move in his own behalf,” #Y just hall a talk with him. I am not at Uberty even now to divulge what fhe maid, Nevertheless, a man may bo at liberty at any Hmo to express his own opiiton, and my opinion is that Wealeo is innocent." ‘Phere are many things that lead, mo to doubt his guilt,” replied Bail, “yet we have tho direct evidence to face.’ Coma — that to Sa peegtene tie nilsRion Tat hordtt mot ey 1 nnne ofa —corohorates Hatt na ty WILE SAY ONLY A ke Fater — do FastER an INA TERRIFIC HURRY, You By Maurice Ketten HURRY To THE | Glendale seriously. the matter.” Wotuty FELLOW CITIZENS, AS 10) INA TREMENDOUS: 0 RIGHT, Pointe AND “You ought to be at your books, my little mani" “But I ain't got no books, mister, AA’ AGAIN-HEIS A COCKROACH A NIATER BUG~—A FOK- A RAT- A PARASITE I traded ‘em for this fish polo! ® Thrilling Romance of the New York ~~ By Seward W- Hop Advice tending that way, The man who could help us most te Weslee."* But ha will not speak." “I think I could make him speaic and Jact if ho were free, There is somo mya- ko his testimony almost untmpeach- abl “Dknow that, But I have just learned of circumstances that lead to other eon= clusions; and yet my thoughts are so gus that I eannot frame them, They are horrible. I qwill go so ft as jay that if what I suspect ts trie, all my Mele of triendahip are—shattered, j Pf what T imagine tote the cases the correct-verston, I shalt move with swift anid relentless justice.” You have. gone so-tar,"*-aaid Ball, ‘gud yet connpt nse your way to make the matter any clearer to me. Remom- ber, you are the friend of Weslee, and I ‘am the man upon whom rests tho duty or proving him a murderer, It seems jendslaamhain vad -suould -osaddes | “You are no far right. But I promised |bim that what he sald should be ta t strict configense." 189 t_#hall Remember, thera Ia no ‘BOUL In the Dtstrist-Attornay‘a’ office. You miaht utter few words here that might -hety-Westee, and leave with the honest conviction that you have vio- Jated fio promise to him." to} fo.mp thet. {f you boye any intorma-| _Gendate—had—been—ao—fmpreasad{tion In hia favor Tam of all man the| acemed: followed by fr. prrtththe-trith-of “Wesleo's-etatement, | Ketlled ae Qu answer, 'N ada, nev? | jaincerity-—Now-the-queation Xl de Quesada." - to commit the erimot: tively. my-own mind. not overlooked ‘ta 'thut Ean you think of-on y knowledge—com zuclin matters, T De. Then I will tell you this much 1 qwrung trom him at the proper moment, T told him that Alicta do Quesada loved tim and asked tn her name if ho really He thundered his “tte came-out with it at last, dia} | “Yed. And there was no mistaking his | who did ‘Do you think Batt had any reason +-—“f-can-tmagine none.-Ifeomtent, now- | of us bind ever, have been hired to do It." “There you havo it," suld BM poal- “I haye had that same idea in Ono feature that Ihave | Quesada |viake. He_—was_in last De Quesada interests Ja the theatre fire, then his yacht was on “Strange complications haye come to} HHewtions in. nnot Ramg ehy per- {tacos oansnct taste rween him and the beautiful Mrs, Kilgore, who was also AAA RUEAAATIAAAAASAYD “You put It ina favorable lght,” sald} son now, but baye come to/ask your “T haye taken such a lling to tho fellow that T, nyill go any length to prove him innocent Of course his own reticence complicates Tenderftoot—W1 Tariat Luk y hayy you painted the words "Walk In¥ in suoh large letters? they won't ride I Sadness for .Two. Noah—Everybody 1s off the ark but those two stubborn elephants, but you xcept that when she sings I foel ‘can't permuade them to walk that paste- ‘The sadder of the two, board plac. PRP RRP POOP POPC OOP OOOP OEE LEEEEELEEPEEEEE LEELA. HEALTH AND BEAUTY. By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. ounces of jutce add; Pulyerized borax, To Reduce Flesh. Micaela varateaeick Sew E ae __ IT 40 not advise your usin | tinotur quitlaja, 21-2 ounces; R “drugs to reduce Mesh, “IN DYOp-; ture of, bensoln, 4 dram; rose, water, + er kind of diet patiently nds | pas Mix thoroughly and apply two or hered to, together with plenty of exer three times a day until the stain Ix re- cine, {na sane; and healthter way of } moved, deoreasing your welght, You can also Soalp Trouble. . = get—oneof the rubber mijta to wear Z while exervising, This tncreases the BI am of the opinion that your # trouble 1s eczema of the spalp;- perspiration and literally melts off the and the following remedy may be fot, s . Of “service to you: Sailcylio aold, 1 Stains on the Neck. ia oowaered gram; oxide of sino, O NAME; MISS E. S—To removal garoh, 0.24; lanoline, 9 gramp; vaselin, dark stain from collar take fresh 10 Krams. Rub into the scalp at night. strained cucumber juice, doll Jt] Wash off in the morning with « pure for five minutes, and for ¢ soap, Indeed, I deem ft true, every five ire Department. — kins, Author of “‘Nightstick and Nozz gins einen and will do all I can to help you. Ij studying the other houses on the block thait "oa, fa Garciat treet in twenty when carriam rolicd up to the eur. minutes, cia heard a@ Vors slain. {MiBo. caretul, ‘These are desperate] tnd a RPE eHeS RE) {ists Ciena nent” <= > a — “fio tured. Phe “door of the earring? opened. The driver had leaped td tha Weslee Mia’ releasa could teach: Bal.| sound And wed to it. ‘Tha:inart body fe 3 Ae: Bal) Of a young worn was thrust out Tender: #0. ao0ns 10, to Garcia | “Mfold her as if whe was U1" sald\tha “T have-reason to know that now,!’ Wesleo loft, He had no tdea that the known as Mrs, Joslyn, Bhe '* @ wealthy widow, and her affairs are Jn it large measure tled up with De Quesn- da's* do not know what she could duave bi to Wenjev, but Urough some notion of sparing her name he proferred be accused: of tho murder of De adi”? ‘ You mean jn the matter of De Quenmn- ‘s presence In the Calllorna “Wat Yen, Of course he was thers. Ve know that, And as he and Mrs, Kil- gore were good friends and who was the -ponty orcupant-of-the fourth fovr none Sout eyes tote —fact_that De Quesida was there to seo her? a Know that. Hut way, has the in seen fit to hide herself?” won IT am vitally intorentgd in the affuirs neguela and my own fortune ts ac ‘Tha-co ation of the Hilware fave Welfare of Voncateta. w matty being, brought about by an fire, and at last no was kiltea tthe | Wataiewepenwedh tho chlets of these fro—nt—Gailiornay, — Now, you know | interests bemselves, When the_munier gush more about De Quosaaa than; 1} was comailtted, Mero can be no dost See a i een at esse a avert ao hat euavoblext ot nis ell ats tho: Call Sas species Wats to ooOr on aunties would have an obfect-in removing him? | c! enexueian pHeation yay. Wasise- can hetp you Ds nk the detective force would be complexion as- ¥ mukes It necos- nly Weslee. I do The wumed by. thé \eory forme delicate A Pradent Girl. Dear Betty? AM twenty-two, and keeping company | with a young lady of sixteen, who 1s always talking of some other felr Jow...espectally my younger brother, which makes me rather jealous. -I can never get her to go anywhere unless my sister géea with us, Please adyluo moe, PUZZLED, The girl is rather young to Ko about by herself, and probably her parents think #0, You should be patlitled to lake the older stoter along until the girt you are interested In gyows up, He Writes to Her, — Doar, Bettyt HIE In the country this’ summer W {met A young man and after mowing him about three months hie went hame, - Since that time ho hax written moa few friendly letters, wwhlok my parents do not tithic at {» proper to anmywer, aa they think I Gave known ayidence have Pent him too short a time Some of my! wart till mt Uira-verx nica young mAdy! You ‘Abill and I bell vor ho ia, in answering fis letter, | very much as a friend. [but I cannot advise Her Parents Object. Dear Betty! HI Betty Vincents # & a .# Advice to Lovers. What I want to know {s do you think: there {s any harm) au I ike, him ANXIOUS. 1 Personally, I don't think thore would} Jbe any hanm in answering the letter, uu to disobey your | | parerita, Try to save as them that dro too aevere in thelr judgment, AM @ young lady of sayentecn and Ike a young man of twenty-elght. I love him doarly and know that De Tito: Rots expect twenty, and by that time I think he will not wish to app the same time di nount. Lt was placed at ¥ “That oin, by arranged easily. have {t hurHtod through for you." And ho di C {t happened that nen Hallender and Alicia reached tie ma, Wealeo had already « AL y moment he was clo nd for tho |none of your conthves © keep them from me. T nd appreciate the chivairy of your de- jon. Whatever, there may be «her sn you und Sirs, Kilgore, 1 do not You aueriticod youraell to save, as, OU supposed, her ropitation, But the thoy | world has a way of putting Its own construction on tht Wo will leave catirely out of our considerations the thoughts of you aa merely you, Alicit and OMrg. Ku We will ‘speiuc now ot vital into You" have ehown Hallender to be my enemy ani T know ho {» yours, Now we must work to wether allently and swittly, i “Nhe man you saw Jn the theatre ty Frexterick Vinas, the agent In raturns my love, My parents ‘are York ‘of the Qrinoco, Co! ny’ against thin because they want mo to} greatest rival ind eremy | to Alle marry a wealthy man, He {» not} Afra, Kilgore and myscif., He usually woattty, but makes a eatery of $9 a| ! when here on Garcial etroot, Ey iat fies where thero are many Venexdelans and week and is yery ambitious 4nd) other South Am 08, nitye | Lure knows he will wucneed, Of course,|nished ball for you and want you to to qatr¢_ until 1 am|tetp mo, AMllons depend upon” your diecretion, and unless T had known you be in better clrcumstances.. Kindly ad- | Possesied this discretion 1 would ‘not Miogmegcn ota, tooth, {/ Soil main” you, wont al the eee a OD ee a yc” | information you can’ Ket." twenty and thi St oe thas tt. Th Wath ecore tov bettie with ‘Batender mynali, ‘Loam 6s much puzzled as you ary a DMG out at} be necenmcy to go there Mm diaguiae, | voice: of Ballenger, He soon tearned the house. 1 which] Jn a moment V Vinas 1. Jt was a large, old-fash-| throat, foned brown stone. Ho atood before It, ‘Da 0) loa had fim by tho (To Be Continued.) \ ily Knitting Chats. By Laura La Rea. 4h NE would hardly: ex- pect tho iltte srub- worm) to furnish a for successtul - design iknitting, vet it cortal | does. The grub-stitch te one of the lovelfest I _ lknow, espectatly when tt is made on small needles Hike: ISaxony or pdmpadour; ot Zephyr tne wont, {or, finer still, land, r witch, whowa, ts of pompasour, worked unon No, 8 bone <s needles, Tt in totally un- of the other, have told you It has such a |lke any | shawls I of before, close weave that It Ww! y, making ° wash spend! it not only a lovely shawl for my lady, bu' thing to wrap In, T am, wu. think #0, too; eapecially after you have worked a little of tt For a baby a shawl of thin kind woul! be tully thirty Inches wile and \ not quite ae Jong as that | |tor a grown person, It in could have the pretty : crocheted fringe on the ends, or it might be fins ished all around ta the samo way. I myself think the Intter would bo prottior, — Designed with Deur Bran’ Varo Grub-Stitch Shawl ‘ Y will mail fui directions for making thin pattern to any of my reader who-are interested, ‘There will biono chatge for sending them. Kindly address Leora La Rue, Kaltting Editor, Evening World, PQ. Box 144, N. %, City,