The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1907, Page 10

T oe Elects Pavuanes by the Pre Bnvered at 4 VOLUME IF the park becuuse a pavers” with t the polls in Novemt and if the Park De them the taxpayers’ the jx The have made of the cites tha’ er is fireman, 3 and so on. Theit at the city’s expense, most important task insurance * fourth is a real estate agent and a y as.“ rs and pavers” was a pt sit hart men did a work to speak of. Their ; ‘was to sign the Ha pay ‘ The parks need work. They \ ihe roads are full of mud holes, the grass has died out in spots. The trees need shaping up and pruning. : leases of park property to pri- individuals limit the area for enjoyment. If an extravagant administra- only gave the people what they y for the question of cost would Enot greatly excite the public. New fork is a liberal city when it comes to spending money. The New MYorker aways expects his dinner to him more than the price printed fon the bill-of-fare... He is accustomed to having his rent raised. He ‘T hardly feels at home unless he is overcharged, ; But he expects to get what he pays for. * Central Park looks shabby when, this moist, cool spring weather, it should appear at its best. The Bronx parks are of little value except as have not been so dilapidated for years. automobile speeding grounds and to enable politicians with pulls to profit _by cheap-rents. Riverside Drive, which should be the finest in the world, 4s not kept up. The best care of the parks was when they were fans the charge of are a Sort of political char- city’s recreation pla. tty fund. Bronx was divided matically, two ta taking 50 per cent. What is to be done about it? There have beer years. Two were | ath the Mayor. There follows this exposure by the Mayor's Commis © } efomers of Accounts of the derelictions of the present incumbent. How petty the government of New York has become! 7 Letters from the Ses ‘This has been weird climate we Now | BL IAS " EDORO (Workers have had for the past twely *| From = Sixty-Year-Old Diary, menths. Fut {t is not the ' rest ever.” I read in an old p f @ Winter in New York (1 >. 28, but T am not sure) fweather was so warm (hat ied parasola in January mer dresses in the streets, 1 Detween 160 and 18, my xr fella me. there was a-wun that more than on formed in the gutters —_Peaders recall vears | Bat! MRS. TUTTL To the Pititor of The Eventna World May 2% id, snow c during The Sheep and the shearers. Mo the Battor of The Evening W "What are yo tc asked Will Tweed, The 4 wwered by rendinw “The Two Finest Sight. Me coihpanics, the 1a 4s eg people and other trusty ¢ Wesle breath eehing w we te do aly ‘ ‘ i ing to do ho sanyo t 1 Grives and feeced. a ju The World Almaune Fer Free Bathing Pavilions tn ques @karbiiant am can he (and bi lealep the right of bashing ta! (4) Sa’) wick pine or ten house 4 # Partion of ” anes we ane ‘+ D, Memengen Ry et he Evening _ an unpaid commission. Since the Park Commissionerships have become salaried political jobs the park roads have deteriorated like the paved streets, and the millions of dollars appropriated for keeping in order and tmproving the It is reported that the park patronage in the mong three politicians mathe- g 25 per cent. each and the third four Commissioners in three nved and ong retired. The present Commissioner was appointed as an anti- | Maffen man. Since then Haffen has made a public statement of harmony as the cotd- ng over the pages World’s Daily Magazine, PLROE PRLOE EHTHHE CHRWE POHPOLSGHS @EQPBSRE OS : The Evening World’s Laug sh-Makers The Chorus Girl and the “Bunch” Go to Coney i in the Rain. wo By Roy L. McCa ardell. BEAT IT OUT © HERE , You Big ORNERY Rum! lars for the long plumes, but the first day in the damp the sections come unglued, and when them cheap plumes go that way you never can do nothing with them. “We went to Coney Island in the rain, and as far as the eye could reach we was the only ones in sight not selling something. “As moon AS we Was asen coming down the line the barkers began rotting up a shout “There was five of us in our bunch, and that loatced Uke going some, put when Gedrge, the wine agent. flashed his pass for self and party, good for all attrac. tions, they turned out the lights. It was more than flesh and blood could bear “We lit out down Surf avenue and came across a near disturbance at a hot dog Inyout, When we got opposite the excitement we stopped, and if there had deen twenty more people present there would have been a crowd ‘Ain't it funny you always meet old friends when they're broke? ‘The commotion was caused by Dopey MoKnight's old pal, the Musical Swe. “Tho Musical 6wede Leen discharged from the artum as cured 0 Old Man Moneyton had eo Aobialshdetde et him get Clore to t just as Joyous as He had pushed five $¢ six aside and was gotting { GIT YER SMOKED GLASSES HERE KEEP DE “SUN OUTER YER EYES! “Ain't It funny you always meet old friends when they’re broke? The commotion was caused by Dopey McKnight’s old pal, the Musical Swede.” © Mamma De Branscom ‘Them's flerce words to a pers istic temperment, and from a woman that \ KTAGR deal of, even when I was sober offered to share h © got company and In that case It ain‘t ‘ Musical Swede got up and sald | The Story pe turned two or three hinget ney in the bank, is room with bir but before they paid over the money © show cause that paki if he'd lost, “The hinges are alwacw proud of thelr bank ac- count when they think they are going to add to 1 go with you and draw bunch just to show you he could have/t arted myself, kid, but at that Mamma mbe te perfectly right friends that's only sociable with you fovely thing, but It doesn't pay ‘rohen Mamma De Branscombe wanted to know KING THe DUKE oF PAADRID HAS BEEN APPOINTED TUTOR To THE PRiktor ASTURIAS (news ren) FIRSToF ALL THE ITING CAN DO NO WRONG Alfonso and Victoria TEACH My Son THE DUTIES oF a 9 Your Mazesty \ AWILLING To HEAR ME Discourse ~~ }ON THE OuTies representing an up @ navy at bargain prices PAOST EXTRAORDINARY! HE LL BE AGREAT MONARCH. HE Id 4 | Anne iS TNE ARr \ GOD HARON EARIN \ Prince € DONC, W vin t ? ~~—~\ FOOT STEPD 0 { GRAND FATHER LOUIS XIV two broth Jane 1, 1907. ‘ SEOLROHTE SE PBBS SHEETS POEE ilies York Thro’ Funny Glasses. By trvin S. Cobb. Prom Hi G s to Green, Glasses, The Streets of New York. By J. Alexander Patten. (An Old New Yorker.) — Historic Chambers Street. S + Chambers In IML @ tte i F non northwest corner was the seene ne 8 of the ree Ad. sme to # m about pped It as freight ed and found t ¢ first decree, 4 « into fume y r came into @ , p ein Harttird. " rning for the ° r 1 House, J Lind » ot there, and ered that supports had to be put In for the wecond foo: t+ Second- fiend Battle Ships For Junk. HE tremendous improvements in naval © and armament wore ly ilustrate ow nd w the battleship $3,097,210, wan aold for Nand twelve 6-tnch was knocked down for Three amalier veasels, loading guns The The Undaunted, ¢ British essitates the breaking mp class powers were robbed of the of +0 Think~-W hile You Are Getting Warm. Ateful of coal, if tt could be Ibe d projectile through @ toot of wit oxygen, and the coal’ im Feacha it will permit. ir to effect Ite complete faster nished al dynamite explode with a9 great violence as If it were so much oes A House with Walls of Wind. BRCY A ROCKBFEL Rockefeller and nephew ef Jahn oR, aon of D, Rockefeller, 1» 7 any ¢ ever pla tlout which f# upifke nary feature of itis @ of heat, cold or mi warmer in winter, cooker ta. home, rieh )or” were closed on @ hot ym: basement, the tomperatare } t than without ah he Great Land of Autos, oe weet expert, who has been keeping i the United Brates was 0,000, in Francs in Maly 19,00 and Belgium 42,000. In ¢ bern manuts ed, sold and used $56,000 ote A Family with f ighting Blood, NS ELAGA Pit eset wonderfully tor at read giutionary wor uae father and in Mexico, ber these Both her yrandfethere fought mere in the mur of 1512, her bb vend went through the civil war from aslart to Avis and when MoMigaley 1) ieeved bie @t the outbreak of trouble with Spain ber erandeon promptly want to the f