The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1908, Page 13

Even terday with a whoop and a hustle from Rawhide, Nev., full of gold mine talk and ready to begin rehearsals far his new play, “Cameo Kirby.” “What's the use of acting," some one said to him, “when you own a gold mine?" “A good deal of use.” sald Goodwin. “In the first place, I'm too young to quit. Oh, I know a lot of these whipper- Snappers stand around and say ‘Well, the old man’s all tn;’ but I'll show ‘em, and I'll show ‘em good, and then I'll step @own and out and be just @ gold miner for the rest of my day: Goodwin owns 100 acres at Rawhide, is president of his own company, work- fag forty leases, and in his office in Reno has twenty-five stenographers at work. He has a direct wire to New York and—most remarkable of all—has fecently bought a newspaper, the Ne- yada Mining News, of Reno, which has N‘: GOODWIN came to town yes- no 80 column and no dramatic critic. | New' Theatre Art Note.--Winthrop Ames, producing director, form t Boston; Herr Direktor Andreas Dip; ef the Metropolitan Opera-House, and | ner of costumes 2 ise the Casino and L: together in the Vi Fritz! Scheff, w to the dough ished several of her friends by a! ing that she had come {nto possession of a dispel] Externally {t 1s @ little black leather “mem" book, and, armed with this, you needn't be sur- prised if she is unimpressed when you Mention such yearly statistics as the large number of railroad accidents, the criticisms >assed on prevalen nounc- tions. For this is the ‘'caro- | dispel] eft handwriting: “Mo! the world are good women." “Elghty million citizens have not com- mitted suicide. have worked faithfully vants are merve-racking, but no servanis are worse dramatic. critics say things because the! papers: them to tell the truth.” “A great many unkind require rd for women of the stage. even ugh they be only chorus “Ten mil e made railroed tripn in surely tat y Wilton Lackaye, who has been playing ‘round the Middle West in "The iat- "met a certain actor who has been “Devilling’ in Chicago. jello, old top,” says Lackaye, | “how's your voice?" “Fine,” says the “Devti"" man. “Last pight I gave ‘cm notes they'd never heard psd) or s, I. O. U.'s they wouldn't accept,” eaid matey right off, just like that Roy Atwell, who plays the foppish, silly-ass part in ‘Mile. Mischief,” last night received a large bouquet of roses all bound’ round with a copy of The Wat Cry, and with the following names inscribed on cards: Lillian Russell, Princesse ‘omtesse de Blah, Atwell was wakened call from Thomas rkington and several Lal who pretended to con- eearuiata him on the floral favor, A Peep Behind he Curtatm—William Faversham was one of the husky boys who helped tote the stqnes to bufld the | Washington Bridge. He was leading | man of a stock company in Ramsgate, | Snel ad, in bis early youth, and played | , When he owner of Maud 8) and who The first play’ vas Pen and ious. fin 8 place fel Frohman. under cont | It was during the weeks | Nat Goodwin Too Young to Quit |X Stage, He Says, for His Gold Mining. that elapsed before Mr. Frohman need. ed him V jorer on the Washington Bridge. given @ great send-off in his native town, Limerick, before he sailed for this country to atar in "Pesuy under the management of Jos. Brooks and A. W. Dingwall. torchiight procession with nearly 1,000) graph opens men in line, @ big banquet, schoo} ehil- wy dren with flowers, and of Limerickians took the horses out of O'Mara's carriage and got in the shafts over to conduct the singer safely to this country, making by in-law, who has never been out of Lim- rick. “This ts a fine tribute, fen't itt said Murphy, as the procession was passing, The brother-! swam in tears on him. “Sure Mahomet,” the French operetta which she Shuberts are to do tn this count s the problem of what a widow sh. or more of her husbands. |:hink about rehearsals for his season, 1s the hero of one of the latest Sir Henry ot Well, what do you think of {tt a nd Reked him. Oh, audi dle, | ible y replied Sir Henry; “au- and would say no more, A young stage hand, a youth new and | fresh in the business, was bustling and busying himself one morning all over the theatre during a scene rehearsal | He was as full of suggestions as a hound | pup ts of fleas; one of your nosy, oMclous |wort, who tried to give the impression that ha was deadly Interested in his work, Finally crusty veteran stage nter could stand him no more. He butte onholed the youth: ‘Caesar was ambitious,” he sald in a deep volve, “but you take A tip from me, kid} by gum, they got his goat!” | ——>____— HARRIMAN’S NEW JOB. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 21.—E. H. Har- | riman succeeded his confidential man, W. T. Van Brunt, to-day, in the direc. | torate of Harriman's “p the St. Joseph and Grand Island Ra‘ way. Van Brunt has gone to Buro) tera fuss, {tin suid, with Harriman, To comply with the law, quires three Kansas directors, Harri- There was @jman to-day put in his board "the tele: jon agent and cash- hat he went to work as a Joseph O'Mara, the Irish tenor, was lachree,’ fer Hi LAME BAGK AND, RHEUMATIC PAINS woore or more nem Myles Murphy, whom Joe Brooks sent elves. watched all this merry- the aide of lara’s brother- Remedy Known for Them, ‘The following prescription, while very stmple and harmless, will be found to work wonders in curing lame back and all kinds of rheumatism, purifying the blood and kid- neys and restoring the system to normal health and vigor. It 1s tnexpensive considr- ing its effectiveness, and can be mixed at home. The ingredients are well known and n be supplied by any well-stocked drug -law turned eyes that an’ it $s,” he said, huskily; “ ‘tts For all the world it's \ike a neral The plot motive of ‘The Paradise of je ounce Compound Syrup of Rarsapa- rilla; one ounce Toris Compound. These to be added to halt pint of whiskey and used Loree in tablespoonful doses before each meal and E. H, Sothern, who will soon begin td at bed time,, The bottle must be ahaken well each time. Good results from this/treatment a parent after the first few doses, al {t would be a mistake to discontinue tay ° until the health 1s fully restored. 1 ) in the hereafter when she meets two stories. The great English fan when he was last in this ONE a man gets a good, tasty chew you can’t make him believe tobacco is quite as good in any other form. There’s nothing to beat Fine-Cut Chew as a steady companion. The rich, tasty flavor of its ripe, clean, fine-cut leaf always satisfies. “Virgin Leaf” is all pure, selected Green River tobacco, the finest that grows. 5 cent package, everywhere, foil- wrapped. 2 Established by D. H. McALPIN & GO. aes ae Won't Do It All. The soap must be good. P. & G. Naphtha Soap IS good. Possibly you do not know how P. & G. Naphtha Soap does its work, ‘The way of it is this: for dirt. It breaks The naphtha in it has an “affinity” dirt into tiny particles, which are easily removed by soap and water. In other words, navhtha loosens the dirt. Water carries it off. Soap and wa‘e:, together with fresh air and sunshine restore clothes to their original freshness and beau Naphtha, then. easier, because it loosens the dirt. clothes clean must be done by soap, easier the work, ie valuable, It helps to make washing But the real work of making The better the soap, the Right there is where P, & G. Naphtha Soap’s superiority is pRoc! ER aGAMBIF G NAPHTHASOM? proven, Clothes washed with «P. & G.” are whiter, brighter, cleaner, sweeter than when washed with any other soap and the reason is simply this; P. & G, Naphtha Soap is better soap, 8 5 Cents a Cake—Worth More. which re- | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1908, but just right ? . store, tive perfection of fit, twice the usual number of fittings, The 243 new Regal models for this season follow precisely the made-to-order fashions, Regal models are correct for all times and occasions, and they are made in all the newest leathers. Regal Shoes are sold directly from the Regal factories to you, with all intermediate profits eliminated. where else in the world can you obtain equal shoe value at anywhere near Regal prices, $ 50 sent free on requ Mait, Orders Largest ret: orld. 487 Stores and Agencies in the Specials, $4and $5 United States and 24 foreign countries. 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LONG sare geet ie a coon quired, “Exehan $4 Floor, No. 1 DIAMON Malden lane ATTEN LINE BURY PARK AND BACh, Bloomfield at. - £00 P.M. Advertisements for The World may be left eaten 00 weekly; DS apd watclies, cash t. van Wateh and” Diamond Gov OTEAMBOATS, BRANCH AND BACK. locks below Batter 3006 Me No Extra Charge for It. You Know the Man Who Cannot Pay; Send This Slip to Him Right Away. To Mr. Poor Policy: I note that you're kept busy Nearly every day Kicking bill collectors out, That's not the proper way To meet your creditors, so why Not use a World “Situation Wanted” Ad, and go to work At some profitable vocation? A 12-WORD AD. FOR A QUARTER alvlines, snow white 8-10 cloth, dos. 17¢. Turkish Towels Hieaghed~Erinned seh end 12 & 150, Dinner” Hand OP} FLOOR br: ai Ribbone “vir” 17 hat, hair and 100, Piaying Cards..... Buchre and” Pinochle-tiirh glass, THIRD” FLOOK--#TATIONDR |]98e. Leather Bags Good andes, FLOOR—CEN TRB. 21 4ark colore—for 490, Heavy Suitings—os in Plaid, sutpe-—light | MAIN ® 4! Se 190, MER Silk, Music vs his y sheer BASEMENT Wha, BULLDIN j Jacquard » id: rdow Also 12 OTHER MORNING Not advertised | 100K FOR THE CLOCKS! SPECTAL, -space docs not permit tips—medium opera toes—rubber heele—light, flexible hand-turned soles. If you want the perieeiee of foot comfort try the Tenderfoots. 2.19 0 3.25 —” MORNING SALES—Trogew., Thee To prevent, dealers buying, uantities restricted, EPHONE ORDERS. Lace, net—silk or 240. ents Hat Pins...... 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