The evening world. Newspaper, January 1, 1908, Page 9

llion-Dollar Kid «& The Evening World Paily Magazine, Wednesday, January 1, 1908. By kK. W. Taylor e®®e2eOeDeSOoGS SBOE OE LSEE® | WHE NEW — ® ; — *The Girl to Share @ “Miss Hook AND 1 SPENT MY HEY BILL! WE PROMISED nor A sou! \ w® ® y i A; | LAST NICKEL LAST eS To TAKE THE GIRLS \WE'LL GO AND ®@ : @ ie, NicHT! MUST Go AND OUT TonicHT! Pt o) eee OL fect mis niney/g, [SEE Pee! ® in the Treasure bine As Welcome As 1908. Hl leer? (on! my HEAD 84 ® & Hise the Dutch the way wooden-shoe musical comedy ts clattering to & As Mascot ot the Landship the = ‘ Psy rs ago we associnted hoe 5 y ] saan’ wiio HI bis witnt with @ Just-over a0 ® Beautitul Vera Is to Have ie ee led like a rio: wooden we ainolay. das Os 55 tre no nn hse aie We saw ti hee, along seit the fs) as Much as Anybody Else e Serigaeet wept not, neituer did we “kick.” Our ee . Srl cli igy Win cients Muncie (eG eiae| ® Atter the Goid Is Secured. @ adorn t! Thi. weve th stand squarely on their 1 m: es accordiny : Ga ig) LSS TE lata A The Adventurer} Terms of Treaty, ty to climb into the church tower and wine the Old Year y Dw. itlemien,” continued Weste ‘and “Iv 1 Behind the Counter that ehe was TO TAKE THE GIRLS OUT AND WE'RE BusTeD! of tunes. There wasn't any “score’—Just ‘JIn- ere Was also “chatter” by Mr. Rubens have gone with afternoon tea—without ow. But the tunes were XG @ migh glish sort of thing y'k: JUSTICE OF Every restaurant orchestra in town will t fort or your ( t wit A Little Bit of C! jay older, judging THE dy the ap: ‘ Will West and Richard he most dyspeptic theatr ‘cheesy’ chorus mails + carried out thelr part of the order. the band played a march e thing, but it got there like the girlis » Hook, | rgive him until you heard m anything—even the ttle romance ter with a Scoteh accent uidens of the chorus won an encore tn y of “Little Miss Wooden “I Want to Be Your Wife." ery In the second act was as tempting sty for more. In fact, this was = aaa eanilan ace = and left you general! as Inclined to ov and Ufted her ss Flore: of a act the pa Boys o} that nation of her more sensible—she confined herself to some Miss Marton I 4 dancing. No serious fault can be found with the company, and the winge! deserves on nner in You should make a New Year's Miss Hook of Holland." You will find “her” charming to hear—tirst and last a musical deight. CHARLES DARNTON. 242 | Music for the Masses. | By Laura Linds t 1 SILLA SLL ALS ILL LLKHAALLALLALAALLAIS GALS SAALLAAALAAALIALIAAALAALAKLAIMA MMA WM Betty Vineent Zz 3 Ravee On Courtship = Marriage : % ROR A ACR Cee Roe eR OCR oko BC Roe ee eo eo roe eee RCo Clee ne noo te ee eae ie in et ee ee ooo Be io i 2 ed ane most” Es Love Grew Cold. Do you think he {s in carnest?) release m SVN, ay Carter. tain. the Lloyd Osbourne. n the succeeuing year, in the proposed division of our profits. Well, Is ly what © consider an eqil I } new outline rou ght, 1007, by D. Appleton & Conf | | ae of & per cent. d for all partl nt, to the gov weet, The au ouldn't Ket enough of some SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS | Strictly speaking, Pres 1s it of Ch w ands and then gave it an Lewis Kirkpatrick (nickn: a Kirk’) | t $ saqutart uv twist that k Director Wi T. Francis busy bringing {t on blucky young American, who. stranded | Mebane ne ee eh at ety agai nd again London, embarks on @ mysterious e@-| jjes outside the V ontiers, in aie eas atable territory ned also by four _peovie: Vene- and ¢ enormously Wealtiy and hay ged against the is an immense y defined, but {t half a million Kirk falla in| Capital ae: Jaughter, | sum, not Oise not be hate Jackson | witz tolls! § nstaved | Mrs, bile | to Dr. Von Zedtwitz, c Caan | in obamnber of the | remaining 0) per cent, as sure of Kold bare. | myself, fifty share fifteen shares; to the first cent. yrtion the ollows: To Jackson, S "yp po Haines, 1 Mr. Crawsh CHAPTER XVIII. wgineer, each five shares; to (Continued) officer, M Kirkpatrick, three sharet if M MeCann an Dr. Phlliips. a Mutiny! livteawalares petty office one a half shar Fr aNey Pon | share. cans of | Questions. i vselt « ae ' e to the heirs of those who have died, or who may dle, before the expiration of the expeditic Laila | halt of the share they would oth tife conservat-| hou credited on the site of! petty officer be dis the » his lower es to-day | the share du 1 of the Ired Ing! Madd together the to Minin’ res, and with this number divide f marks, or, the general sum at our the event of our safe re Ing! before the accounts accurately be ny captivity, there was al worked out to advance from my , excessive drought that) vate purse 10 per cent. of the atened with starvation yximately due to each mar so plentiful, had sion, let me sav t s > parched say: happy to answer any questions soe eer ee an ot there | "About them fellows in Felicidad?” vat ad faten and dled ploed wp Johnny Tyrell, “What ts sands, We had aplit, tere in it for them, mister?’ | Giese uke tha Tt surely Would not be right to penalize them, and we don't propose to do so, Any inclu ang my own, boldly ho: ing to ea and t Bere P.M, nan 1 k 1 the bank other question SS eeeiats oataairout one ner T sce no reason to doubt the young) heart. Ws 1 the Inirida y I speak?” sald ‘Beale. : Guy YS ss 2 I in the report oul man's sincerity, as his actions indicate! You are opportunity, desperate and full| wi)’ ete tty go ahead.” There YeCar ter vel Magazine. Reining he first girl for the second, as the | that he loves you. Encourage his at-| fail serious s. One night I fled! ..wi2'¢ our protection that this ar- ne ler ere the more e him er displ. cable cl tention but !f you th How down the river - IN throng Way of six weeks in mummer, and presenta the |? Out with him weeks. | : She Has Two Suitors, |happy with th n trees to guard f is mati Ge OO BITS COA, Os Germany. Lissldes the frequent performance of He sent me a Christi. 0s « ve| He Seems to Love Her. Den ule eects nia rult aah Co) euned ian’ Gains) ea pe ony concerts are given during the winter in the cpera-|recelvel my letters, but had no time t : TR eos ees CHIR ES hi ida yah lex ate lua! (think tb olwnt co)ve Dut on pans t to secure tickets for these concerts, but the rehearsats @nSWer. Do you think he loves ine M eighteen and my empl Ranmerher lover cistaey mentite cl IG a ey ead (Col on penta rers oy oe of seats am Lately he ha m haanivervialtentive io live GEOR, RUPE COROT Rata YCLIP (G2 sad _retl nay Feserua tag an em ereee Con eee Aer een oEs ° Or ii re 7. he pak u ven her up since he knew m very valuable dlamond ring, not an en-| [8 !t proper wi dress SEE eta ees CERES eat RaPAnTreeiioknanalandl ance, SOM es member of the firm heard of| gagement ring, but merely a friendsht unit 1s to sep ‘These! brought me in the fo fa con. ITTLE } ube Phe Mouths of Babes. Hee our trl ip he discharged me. The) ring. La “k IT met another saue decide a Als; uIMEN TAT. Sear rade 2 Ana aa ran tract. Coples of fd CAGED ERLE 4 >What did mamma mean when she safd tits 8. N oor] JY, young. Was very ang He say. th wh : o,| It is correct t » cap, eee Mee ec Haute peared od I sie i sald that Mrs, Nextdoor] | Meet Him Properly. ileliscen ie arial nisacticralinaleateltnahasee rinies maiay courant heir iacal| eae ne h C. ein dle course)iend.afiermeny’jalgned) andjwitnossedsig/1§ bole vee IAttle Myra—T guess she 4 tan’ | pear Betty | z tall faeries ‘ : DH Lt s delays, I returned to mj ual on bo 8 ae me he meant she didn't want to express her real! | er nan : —--—— — ————~ a sabiditenea Wo f3 Wasz t Asked to Call, : i Meee iuncsgital then abet Small Sylvia—Did you ask papa why th pond Postal 2 M twenty-one and for th thre pa hy the pen ts sald to bi ht AM t ne and for the past sire \ Es | the swore? papoigenteratnan 3th SD UNO MCC ae sccny in at”. The Treasure-Secret. cre was @ loud murmur of ap Littl Gregory—res; he anid it was because a man couldn’ troduced but should like to meet. Tm ealth and Bea i Te ae eae eRe Ih Z r exelulne pewle, re. Anxious Mother—Robby, you must remember to use your right t eive one in return am about she retu n c ede xeluimed Baale. TCHR cra CNG) Roa SATE EASE Gy ec By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. at present and is ina a eral | cee eae eae eka Bobby—Why, mamma, some of the best pitchers in the league are south | F2® : ~ has not invited n My oe oe he set to iu paws, | when I meet him? € Mi 1 alice eae eect yar TeaouTChinitoheten: * wi dy Else? A TOV |Case for a Doctor. irae tends no ionlvepeocen la al Ret er Ney mal th America—t) “Anybody ry on a M RS. T. B—You are suffering from | makes the back straight. Al nas T can : . H Hair Fading. | Aw the young lady hns been very g E, D.—You will find that vigorous! eho has? . You are indiscreet © ostal acquainta ney ays hay young man form of indigestion which plenty of air in your room, At tho affair you should be by a Where you expect to see him you must | doctor. be properly introduced before you | spoak, You can ge: some mutual friend FrOM a Young Girl. to do this, Act natura ybably aot thought of a scalp massage will restore life to) voi tu call, Because she has not your hair by improving the cireu- so is no indiention that You need not despatr at being AOn ae ee , 1 thin, Glris of fifteen are | lation. If posstble, you had potter have | !°° ERE ts a very Don’t Give Her Up. | neieg or too fat or toa {t done by an expert, but ff you prefer hil fend oharming Dear Betty ier Lead an althy fe, You can be your own masseuse, simply AM tn love business A ir) frie me a lot about | believe a young Ind er eATe alt jexpand y | practise a and moving the scalp loosely backward and r rwand with the tips of tha fingers, dof hers toll} goin 9 gymnasium If ft Is commencing over the forehead and © first girl, Should Tjanq@ take a course from the instructor. working back. Washing the hair in hat che told me and drop the |; would not advise you to use a strong | camomile tea after {t has beon sham- If your skin {s fresh | pooed and then letting {t dry tn the and novel p brea louse gov n’s arm, re ma recept bear tt, and prolectse Ne >| Pat's unreasonable,” replied West: brook, "It will be done as soon as | posstbte."* h ing for the lower deck,” ree 1 Beale, "I" — ut Westhgook angrily eut him short. “You're only speaking for yourself!"* ha ered, “I guess the men will take Onflediieverymenian! my word for it, and show a iit Jon, No means sugsested patience, Am I not right, gentlemen by which sucess night be | "11, wes answered by a friendly roar ved. Yet I said nothing, I Kem! sa: completely Alsoomfited Beale, n_my boswom, But pondered |. \vyyody elae? inquired Westbrook, andiinpveln ‘ me,” came a voice at the in Paris, at tual friend, the @ house of | back, y calobrates | speak up, only me!" first girl and go with the second girl! ¢-eckle loti our m > oi yo or not? I cannot find out 1f what she|and entirely free from other blemishes | sun will give the desired auburn shade. |, young man’ w and world-famed Max Nontau, I had! A ite pale man elbowed his way to said is true. W. W. [the frecklea will probably disappear in| The tea ts also an excollent tonic for| home late from a reception. You were the great loner and good fortune to |the front. Hip Was an ex-Jockey named dressy than the so- You 8} t more confidence in! time, It {a excellent to sleep without the scalp. te right. ‘be presented to Mrs, Poulteney Hitch- | Weaver, a silent, melancholy creature, vero tallored sort, cae a separ a ea Ta PCT cock, This, gractous lady put many |who used to snuffle audibly wt the even- while at the samo ques me ft ts omtnently Practical and ser- viceable. In the il- lustration 1t fa made of the fash- fonable plata taf- ‘Hard Times Conversations. part By J. K. Bryan, &:» he ata. jlooked ‘e A Daring Forecast. vongn whenever there were al- jlustons to home and foam, or the letter t after repeated visits to /that never came, or such kindred tan- ne walon I at last unfolded| gor gudjects. rpexities and besought | there's one thing that's been over he gald, ina high, squeak. jing volce. “We ‘aye one person on |poamt who ain’t to get nothink, and I wm there, gentlemen, I need go |tiink it's @ sin and a shame. It would fone to te about Cassaqutarl, and | ing 4} 1yed an interest 60 eager, Bo sym- my eas no further, You stand here to-night |e an everlasting refluction on our peer ena | the Hving witnesses of what was next | manhood if Miss Vera \Vestbrook was | to hayen ‘Thanks to this nodle lady's jleft out. I propose sho share and share turn-over portions of collar and cuffs 1 money, to Mr, Westbrook’s | with us, and have her pretty name and to my own hum: |down with the rest. What say, mates?’ of velvet. ble thou: ent co-operation, this Paen The quantity of daring and audactous echeme was euc-|A fair Mascot. material required | censfully Incepted. It rests with you | 1 was carried by hearty acclamation, to carry {t to a triumphant concluston, | sn the capacity us muscot to the for the medium size fs 35-8 yards “1 or %, 83-8 yards 32 or 2 yards 41 Inches wide, with 1-8 yard He burste of ches exclaimed Zedtwitz, his burly a gale pain. orm shaking with merriment. “If the kiden with the plundered treda- | Dresency of a young and beautiful of the Tneaa!" | iB Vata) nali goat) how bea will not t took Mls weat amit the new out icing due ing. tn thete ter, Come, my dear, of velvet and 11-8 | enthusiasm, pressed forward and crowd: | 82) 0" ed to these yards of ribbon for | @1 about him—clapping him on the | OO e, eth frill, back, shaking his and lustily | © hia ee ares offering Pattern No, 6867 ta voctferating — thelr 1 owatl witty oe wa cut in sizes for a lungs of brass, It wa me time) ba=¢ f . and yet $4, 35, 38, 40 and 42 | fore Westbrook, beating bi Ga tHe re . ataleag (ey Af eras) lor wilence, was at able to ; Sais | see annieee t rm of ap y P| He. ! : ors b ING WORLD MAY MAN: § pad hal ais cera ‘ n t good with TON FASHION BU : Twenty-third street.Nev ap ‘ ecting weriiinated ort Send tenes coin or stamps for each pattern ordered WEARY WAGGLES—No, Teddy, dere ain't no Incentive fer a feller) THE BRITON—But you aave so—aw leisure class » : ot Penvane mis un eye on ¢hat Mui ‘ANT—Write your name and addr tainly, and al- 1 i Hess é ow Beale,” sali We voik. ways mpocity size wunted. DIAADLY 0 A } to go to jail dese times. Food is so high dat de stuff de keepers bands out| country, dontrherknow! With boisterous good ature, fellow Heale.” tuts \caibee THE YANK—Havea':, aln’t Mt ler a dog. I awful discsuragin’! 2 Guess you never saw car mescangar DOYS! | Tiey were bubviiag over wk high Y imeem