The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1907, Page 14

_-." — ces —_——— ee ee ey The Evening World's Daily Magazine, Tuesday, April 20; ety | vA Foreign: Point of View. 1|g ached SELF-EDVCATIONAL SERIES ; No. 13. 3) * How Flowers # 2 4 13 to @ Park Row, New York Class Mall Matter. | By Maurice Ketten. B CAN You RECONCILE YOUR 9 BUSINESS with HEAVEN / & WAS YESTERDAY'S DEAL. AN HONEST ONE ? WILLYOUR BooKs STAND A HEAVENLY AuDIT ? o Cover the Earth ® By Prof. J. R. Ainsworth Davis, fe) Professor in the University of Walea | tcprinte ) the Harmsworth Self-Educator Magazine by epecial | arrangement.) 2M Fifth Avenue, New Tork, « unable to move about, have devices for the continua Streets. The weight A to make a trip is is thereby enhanced. tiow the Wind G@arrigs the Pollen. and female, which running to loos’ en s * oa Of dust- The scl issension in Board f at some of It 8 carried ta dissatista a state of de-| ‘ bi 7 4 5 moralizati n erdin: te State of | nae ay ments “4 wig rf tan executive ; 7 his job and salary ba = eras [RO pee = > LAWYERS TALK TOO MUCH. * NE State has found . short. That is the c: | : : where the judges have is | Flowers and Their Bird Friends. : may talk more than ten minuies. i Ba, me Suppose such a nile as this were enacted by Bus 3 courts of this State. They have the power so to do. we te i; é The length of a lawyer's address is not fixed by law, e E = per but by the rules which the judges make and the lati- 1 tude which the judge presiding at the trial allows. || It will be nofed that the Switzerland restriction of || lawyers talking was not made by the Legislature, but egeseemmaatace ~ é C9 By Nixola Grecle paw Os s by the judges themselves. | : Be ae ae eae Trials are conducted too much these days for display or for fees | Love -OF Appendicitis a WW ich does aw t se her vermtt. t 4 tio than merely for the doing of justice. Correspondents who have blamed FOMALL FLOWER i) Smith. the jury system are in error, because not the jury but the judge has} charge of the trial and the power to limit the speeches and examinations The long drawn out condemnation commissions and references are examples of how endless ligitation would be were it not for trial by jury Rather than abolish th y its powers might weii-be extended jurymen might be allowed to vote on the length of the ta and closing addresses might be permitted te examination became tiresome repefition andshow man) cared to hear. hint. ats Thompson's Night Out G2 £2 S2 &2 yw. d Sidon a AFRAIO 2 e So asin ees | tow the Flowers lavite Ins f xt s both allow too m es and ¢ Less talk and mor land, Sere ee ee Letters from the People. Maly jof i ry 2 voveted treasure ns. In rhododendron, for instance, there ttow the Bee Pays a Visit.’ | tbe e | “ ff pters i Me y as not the A & ¥ get bus EUROS ra é A Ils Riche ‘ the Etsor of The Bventng Worlds ? H . A eS ay yei yF pressure weeps oe ste op flowers of gorse and broon * ma ays ene te & bri nd | : 65 @ she ts engaged to be af ure DrouK i ea a right? N.Y broom the upper ald A Shaving Viotim. ve pare . 9 the Bt : Butterfly Flowers. 0 . ted at e bottom of 6, narr ‘ te ° Same! 014 Slow Subway ae le per ego anon. A Te Oe ceecinie 40 (ia @innhar pie ‘ TD the Ht om The Fvening o 19 pore @ kes me eigt There are also Mowers reserved ¢ th. These are ® J Presses, eopecially the ° dow ave « “ * ey iy aeir area ne by exhaling @ fregra dor, HM ° 1 = : e | n the wing. - * “ i] nd {Wy ote . figure out t ‘ AOLD | Ges - ’ . |] ees <tr . more ober ' Rocce penienee aaa || Wartsterrieiso A Strange-Pension. cause 7 4 . shel A -— HE e f a shot; fred in the iniddie of eighteenth century was heard oual, te the iover, BTRAY HANGER o Fanon af The Pobriaa oo . , varia law! courte secently. One day in 3787 the Dauphin, son of { ’ . . yeah petra Dal E ITS INVENTOR | A DEMONSTRATION, é tle out shooting, an hia Intention of blowing of The Haley Season oe ae ° 4 it | HARD LUCK! A PAIR OF THEM, bike , vs be qalas eon eo man," ex mustache, The man knelt and the Dauphin fired over his ime the Balter of The Bvening Word yeen air aaatie - 7 F fay, m'| Tuftold Ko tot 8 Aye es Mieteulanta ed and received phe whole of a with The f Inve oer a . ave “ “ . ey i Ayn ers (awfully pleased The si a e to the survivor. The latter brougns eam by Gey sn4 sis Bae sat ~Oh, ad Woya—eed 108 | plied ¥ w you'd Go fend" cee nction ageinst the ‘Treasury and judgment was given tm his favor, St emiteur musics the bawling cL A BENIOR | "Cactio dio; I jorst.—Tne Tater: deer, a q eT E NN PB | ry