The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1908, Page 17

ye oT _The Evening World” Daily Magazine, Friday, October 30, 1908. ay The New 7 Ages of Man ‘The Jollys Bull Pup Helps to Put in Coal -:- By.T:0. MeGill By Nixola Greeley-Smith = S=% cacuithdieeawinnrulebraneaee anette séthes No. 3A Stunt In Memory. the big gorge at the dinner table becaus | I'd been too busy to eat any lunch thet TR APHANG- day, and then sifted through the evening S ER No. 9 of papers over the large young after-dinne the Subway cigar Then a neighbor of mine fram Club had a (oop of| the apartment across the hall droppi twine around thé /in and we mulled over the political sit index finger of his uation, and after he blew out I stretehed gloved right hand jout on the sitting room couch for a when he boarded | while, played with t t the 4.07 uptown ex-| Pup @ bit and then « mooched as at the Bridge over Into the land where you plek uy bales of greenbacks done up in green burlap, where you're always just miss- a entch, |!n& being hit on the wishbone br steamboat and 0 on Snoozed, tn fact, till about a quarter past ¥ and then the wife sho@k me jawake, saying that she was afraid | f¢| Wouldn't enjoy my regular night's rest if I flirted with the couch feathers any, longer Weil, T got up and played a 1I,—TUESDAY: THE SCHOOLBOY. T UESDAY marks the schoolboy period in the seven ages the modern man traverses every week of his life. “And then the whining schoolboy. with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school.” No real boy likes to go to school. But every real boy has a vague realization that perhaps school is good for him—even as castor of], the dentist and the Sunday sermon good. By Tuesday the grown man has reached a similar con- usion concerning work. It is not pleasant, but the sooner ne tackles It and gets It over the more time one will have to go fishing—t the word “fishing,” of course, in its largest sense, as most of the fishing done by New York men, except in their brief simmer vacations, {s in the well stocked stream of Broadway, where float , Mostly speckled beauties of our day. SSSS e fox terrier adual the other after. \ re ft CLARENCE LCUMEN “hs Vil bite and k you what it's r* eald one of his Subway Clubmates, ‘It’s to remind me that I'm to get 0! at Forty-second str and buy eome| Of course. n few stances y 1 v e' eplied Stray bets ‘ ree. in a few Instances, Tuesday morning may have ita complications theatre tickets,” repiled Straphanger roy games of pinochle with her, and ue to an injudicious attempt the night before to dilute the Monday gloom. But No. 9 “I don’t lke to let my wife Set) tien along towanl 11 I shucked for bed to most men Tuesday brings a certain energy with which thelr tasks are under- too much on me, and tf T were to fore | F 0 ? “Tm going to wear that heavier gray taken and after what happened complished, not ‘because they are reconciled to them, but merely to Bet them out of the w: get ‘these ticket sult in the morning,’ I said to the wife y the other night, why, I wouldn't be able as I got reac for be ‘and I wish ? The first harbinger of © to square things up with her with all youd transfer the letters and junk to } 4® @ necktie, For on Monday morning an unconscious sense of fitness prompts Y Wy the hats and lynx muffs ana such like t)6 pockets of that gray suit from the | the man who wakes with a black or dark green grouch to don a necktie to YY YM) on earth. clothes I wore to-day.’ ' match it tuesday finds him so far resigned to his sad fate as to warrant the YM py “You see, 'm always roaring around) She was doing this when she held up q felection of a sedate pepper and salt effect, and during the rest of the week nis - bs) b . y Wy at home about what a poor memory my|a couple of terra-cotta colored paste: apirits tell their story in a rising barometer of colored neckwear, ending in a = “ Ui wife has. boards €orious riot of crimson. | “Weill, the other forenoon a friend of | ‘What are these?’ says she. Tuesday's spirits, however, though tmproved, are far from normal. ‘The mew! mine popped into my offce {na big/ “Oh, nothing—some Y. M, C. A. lee of the infant has lessened to the schoolboy’s whine. But it {s not a good day hurry and tossed a couple of theatre | ture tickets, or something lke that, that for “Romantic Rhoda” to ask for the afternoon off to go shopping, She still has tickets on my desk. The tickets were | were left on my desk to-day,’ said L, to mind her p's and q's, and all the other letters of the very little machine with for that same evening and for the best king up at once and trying to take hich she clicks a lving from her employer. show fn town-thing that you have to/ the theutre tickets qut of her hand, for kf ' e * ae AvanGe nated to Jet her have {tt on me At breakfast, indeed, his hum handmaiden—I trust his wife recognizes her- buy seats about three weeks In advan. ’ But she squeezed on to the tickets self under this classification—has ventured to Inquire what her august lord would for, and, incidentally, a show that my curried them over to the light Prefer to have for dinner. And he has made the condescending and invariable wite's been naxsing at me to take her to] And! (ot itt teat octocie we might woe ‘teply of tzankind, “What do you say to a good steak?" ; ever since ft wac produced. ; mber, and, oh, say, the observations But let no man attempt to talk polltics with him on Tuesday. And woe to ‘Here, take the spouse to the show made to me about memory and . r , hing! enough, ob, bh the woman with an Injudictous word to say for woman suffrage or any other with those tickets to-night,’ said my | (Hines were en L$) OP SA SEE cause which he disilkes. friend, who was lugging his travelling Thi Say pulled Into the One Hun- Speech he has to some extent recovered. The grunts and growls with which Fe ee a ee ee ED) a raohanRenen variih in cubwagieites on Monday his wishes are communicated are no more, The hours drag slowly right away, and of course I won't be | tiate got off the by tll school ts out, And with a rush all care is put behind him ttll Wednesday able to use the seats, and you and the | raphanger No. %'s jaw fell and he morning. ! Miasus are welcome to ‘'em—s'long! gave his thigh a mighty whack. ud biter : i Dang it to blazes," he gulped, “tf I aoeeret os Uh-huh. Fine plan went home | aidn't forget to get off at Forty-second o S aeaDaaeis from the office at the usyal time, did street to buy those theatre tickets!” OOO DODOOOCIO. z pis ) o a es d 4 ! et for the ri Die 4 d By Margaret Hubbard Ayer HIS blouse gives ' HS MEPEMMOOBDOTE DOGS ay ear My Bas 5 SES the vest effect Mora la * r fs ‘s BS a , clude TAN CEPT in N Ne, ir ) and inclu Se rn troplealls the splendid also a dainty, Ut 4 countries spe e in the most ob- tle chemisette As andl in ure push cart in Ann street, lustrated, its made of wh nd yet New Yorkers fail to appre- | linen embroidered b y abo in luxur}-| ¢ this blessing, and nowhere is there hand and the chemis ous quantities; I fruit eaten than in this town of 0 Qisyare ‘ _ ette is of tucked muslin ‘of no eity|dyspeptics, where! it is) needed’ most iO: MSGiHt Gal anirgince forifed which can boast English people take so much exercise | 5 aut Dee auc a splentid that fruit ceases ta be the physical <a 32 2 broidery applique o variety of frud it should be here. But nobody | ¢ se seeeeeeeee eee eee eee += ==. +--+ +--+. wee @ | banding could be used for reasonable here hus the fruit habit, which is A . * eee 5 | or the waist could be prices as New beneficial one, except in the summer Gives And made quite plain, or’the a ee ae INCeNT advice On Courtshio 4 Marriage {mr srs: 1 carts which pur-| The New Yorker should seize his op-| ¢ OO earnest oe down one street Portunity and eat of the fruit of many |° on mm — : and up ano fe piled with ascious | Hinds and climes all he possibly can, | A * first place, and secondly, you should not ) ay Jshoulal I ask him? Am a oountry girt) Pie!t# left plain, soithat peaches eats aul apptes as red as red| AS for the working girls, if they spent | She Likes Him No More. Sonsiter eng: snan vould not love mall Paeenwitatrors not Used to city customs, LV. B, | ® Yery wenerous) variety wine, Brent bunches of grapes from Cal- |More money on fruit and less on candy | Dear Hetty your parents frankly you are not capa- | Dear Betty: TFTWTETT | Awk the young man to call and during 8 to be found in the de- Cfarnlachiibe Samana Jand soda they would soon see | ] AM seventeen years old and have been | ble of choosing a husband until you are | HAVE received an in: e conversation tell him of the invita-| sign, simple as it le ples from South America. The fruit] the difference in their comp) keeping company with a young man older—that ts, twenty-three | J ball which admits « li tion, adding that you would be very For the chemisette any stands are studies in tropical coloring, Why fs it that so many bi two years my sen Rece wel or twenty-four—and that you will not tleman. There is one pleased to have him go with you. Or pretty contrasting ma- nd nobvdy knows better than the Italz[ ere have cloudy’ skine?” 1 am often Hada quarrel in which he was to blame | marry the second man merely Because whom T would kr to have Hop aMODe MG mecha 2 Ol msriinceomto ced fan how to pile his oranges in a sym- A oA ; Site and uu ich led to Ou aeh maulond He iB he can give you a home. but I do not know him very we How | young man that as you have the invita: | tye collar can be made to PenPealp ALT the reason is obvious. They take | Willing to apologize, but I don’t care for _ a = tion she would be glad to have him ac- | metrical flanke th 3 bey apa PER 4 Sr Series i a ‘A 5 {tion 6 to match It or the waist rape nanas. » eat b hosen luncheons | him very much now, What sh di | = ~ | company you to the ball. | Bre? 2 of pastry and meat, and their systems | AN VIDLG LS HL HODOGOGOGOOOOES @ | Bee ef las liked. Also the ae =| hecome sluggish and bilious, |_ As the young man ts wilting to apoto-| a g A Quiet Wedding. | sleeves allow a cholee Lp ap | | As good a liver tonic as can be found | size, accept his apology. Even though s - | fi ree-quart | 2, (@) | Dear Betty of full or three-quarter Two Trave' ers. | Jin the wide tand ts a cupful of hot water | You do not care for him any more it is| Imts 1or e (OH 005 BIS wae ot 0 ante omental race, By Cora M. W. Greenleaf, | | ¢very morning with the juice of haif ¢ | better to make up the quarrel and be) 9 : church wedding at which only the phe q ey e Porras wtntatenes tists || Only fat people should try it,[on friendly terms than to refuse his) WOXOsOoows e WLOWOHGOSOLOGODOOGDOHOGS family 1s present for the bride oF! sg) ceuived. tor the er, because it is decedidly re.|apology. As you no longer like the 7 Fj i iene s Z ria y | | 4 then stir the mixed sugar and corn-j lier one attendant, who will wear tray a iS BN Resa ee Lease ea eee acetals taal ReRIaeT a ragceat tae rier bone oo TO Shut Out Noise. een sta cemallellings aulists tou tcnriy) Mowerh) oria | meciumlsizo) eid) yards) ee every night before she goes to be | frtendly again 0 shut out the various email noises | cook twenty minutes, Cook this |prayer-book? Would it be possible, | 2, 36-8 yards 32 or 2 1-8 s rage spent by doubts and orange before breakfast is refresh- f which so annoy and distract one {1 r and stir constantly | whet ne bride and bridegro ave yards 44 inches wide, Hi ake spent by doubts and Beira ITEP UC | Two Men and a Girl, | which so annoy and distract one jn a poiler and stir c tantly when the bride 1 bridegr leave ¥ 4 eas . ne live ananas | enzaged in atudy or other work | unt aati ali opetiee dara | at once on r honeymoon, to distr with 8-8 yard 18 inches | Privat baRsorevesraniinalne a bit indigestible unless they a Belen . 4 jeeply in love | Seman’ concentration, try the cool add a teaspoon of /ute the wedding cake without the} wide for the chemisette, i ed with a spoon and a little lemon AM elghteen, and am de iy tn lov Fourth of Judy '' nt’ of stuffing the 1 cuy f ken waln wedding party return gE to the br "s i Hern SOR Ase : stirred into them, Then an in. nities ounsemap P year MY ears with cotton. This 1s far more ef- | ue An’ A Cup of TC IUD ees Tahal D. 1 eats an bbing with his misery 5 ° sie nd think my Jove {sr meats. Serve in frappe cups with | home cut In sizes for a 32, 34, tourist on shat rou valid could eat thein with safety. ae Panmtmant think he foctive than atopping the clocks and/ whipped cream. It is customary for the bride to carry! 36, 9s, 4 42 inch te years In glad Figs, baked apples and stewed fruits | turned. vounaiman thinks Reiceny exiting ithe fam New Pil either a prayer-book or flowers even! bust measure, h w , will work wonders ‘with the com. | not A saga yA Reser AteY ew FPiliows. at a quiet wedding, but in this case it | werth while—on plexion. In fact suine kind of fruit Is | years to come, my people are Chocolate Nougat. OL EEE TET er eeozea tl Box Plated Blouse with Vest—Pattern No, 6098, 4s necessary as water In the daily regi- | against this, because there is another ‘making new pillows have the | Yould not De improl ele ro Rete yuld gaily pi e. Jp peEane a auld in corr PRUE ALA Sune Mani OTe Gynt vetivelmtioilkein IX 2 tables, .ons of cornstarch with st inclesed in a bag of Be or eee cake, iB small boxes, ce Call or send by mail to THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN- | Could throw a k.ss to Hope e'en yet! lary it \ bowl of it should adorn | business and is interested In me. But cup of sugar, melt 1 square of un- nor thin muslin, Then at. groom's initials, might be given to each to TON FASHION BUREAU, No. 132 Bast Twenty-third street, New | Because he never learned to fret, || the table or sldeboara of every houses |1 love the younger man more dearly sweotened chocoiate over a tea any time tie ticking may be removed | guest as he or she leaves the church, Ovtain } York Send 10 cents in coin or stamps for each pattern erdered. Nor chummed with trouble when | /ol) flat cau aftont it, and when a | than the older, Can you help me to de- kettle, scald a pint of milk and pour for washing and even the foat FIT OD Lor tepae bate va se recmtieirerre ees eladd DIFOBTANT = Welte Your aame end saereey Duala, 180 Sh: they met. |fruit, apricots, prunes, &c., will serve | cide? gradually over the melted chocolate, be washed in the inner bag without|A'ny caterer whl provide the cake In| 2Pstterns % Ways specify size wanted. — ————— & | the purpose quite as well. You are too young to marry, in the. stirring constantly so it will be smooth; flying the house. lehis form. { f By R Chamb AA Revelation of yy Robert W. Chambers, es > oT) 7 -—_ = Author of ‘Zhe Firing Line’’ und “A ” New York Society . Fighting Chance. opyrixnt. 1907, by Youths, however, continued to hover, that tale would be retold for he cavalry,” course le must go into some orjence: a boy looks forward to the mo-ydon't know—1 really don’t, For a girl) “Oh, Austin, you're horrid. I mean ——_-_——_ numerously about her. They sat Only—alas!—the fair days were passing, Nina said “ ay s | busine: os ment wh he flourish his heels and|must have sometiing of the human that there {s mental trouble in that wT >REVIOL ; S78, y—ala y +) Nina said thoughtfully: "You always | business again’ ment when he can flouri r SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS INSTALMENTS ‘roulful rows upon the veranda at Sil-|and the russet rustle of October yer impatient of people, dear, Per-| ‘Certainly. And, to my astonish-| wag his ears and bray; a girl has no) about her to attract a man, and be family. ¢** You have heard of it as Pa Re ER ps an verside; they played guitars at hor !n| sounded already among the curling’ y.c5y pnit may get them to try his Ment, he actually came and solicited such proi brayed; El-|attracted. ¢ * * Not that she need 1 as I; you know her father died of Hs wife, Allxe, iivorved canoes, accompanying the — stringy | leaves in the garden; and he had EM) Gy aosite withou ny wire pulling, | my advi 1-1 was so amazed, Nina, een never heels unless | know ng about love—or even sus - Gretiv loves Sin, Rut thrumming with the peculiarly exasper | away a long time—a very Yong Me |. 6 6 1 ay wish he'd write. I can't | that I could scarcely credit my own she becomes fa after marriage | pect it. But there must be some re- | “The usual-detense in criminal cases,” jerald Erroll, tof ating vocal noises made only by very | And she could not understand. underatand Nile continued allence. Tiaentt | senses, Jmanuged to eay that Tid think| which jen't vory likely’'= [sponse in hier, some—some"— observed Austin, (licking his cigarette pake of |Geraid’s sister. vtileen. Eileen tw | young undergraduates; they rode with} On one vf Austin's weok-end visits,| Boots heard from him? Hasn't Gerald?” | it over. Of course he ean, if heehooses,| Nina hestitaied, another idea intrud-| “‘Deviltry?” suggested Austin. end into t te I'm sorry, dear. Gerard. One evening Ailxe calls at Bel her and Nina; they pervaded her vi the hour for conjugal confab having 4") woe a word, and by the way, Nina, | Desi? eerything again and come in| ing | His pretty wife laughed and dropped |that Allx ps; hope she fooms and & stormy’ scene 4 a ity with a tireless constancy amount-|y,ved'and husband and wife locked in Garatal i _ rary mated fps ile Ds with me. Or-—if m satistied that b By the way, Austin; the Orchil bo: | one knee over the other, leaning back to fa - endin coerce Alixe. Into ob Selwin'a | ing to obsession, the seclusion of thelr bedroom—being sie Tt eaw him last mehts he care | bas any ability—te ean set up some the one In Harvard—proposed to Eileen | Wateh him finish his good-night cigars |t've any use for a 1 t Pee ee ionaie tat selwen fesiene She liked tt well enough; she was as! old-fashioned enough to occupy to the house and told me that he hag | Sort of @ real-estate office on its own|—the Iittle {diot! She told me—thank Jette, After a moment her face grew and won't, 8 1 t Bayes fofce niacin waist Gevsid's Gove at tho vets, playing eaperbiy {same nai ust severed hia connection with Jullué| OPN gincay in nie waysbit, it's all In| Also the, younger and chubbler. brave | "Senki of Tosumund a moment ago | into a Tarps the Austin country place at Siiversite, He and with all her heart in the game~| "I don't know where Phil is, at | >°* PARYs the air, yet. I'll see him Monday, and| more youth has ed hithself—after a {reminds me of something else she wrote | chivalrous 8 ; he Foves "1 rejec Selwyn pays while it lasted; she swung her slim! he's about, I'm wondering 8 Tm glad of it!” exclaimed Nina; “I'm | we'll have er talk. By sad! /iciiingly preper interview with me. 1|—It’s about Allxe. Have you heard any- do I did eeraldie Gents: ena’ MUnEn, er ane! bray with all the old-time fire and|the Selwyn conscience, 1 kn id lie showed the good sense to do tt na," he added, with a flush of half-/thought it might amuse you to hear of | thing?” ner r 1 A Ganted.” “This expenditure Impoverishes hin. satisfaction in the clean, sharp whack | what he's up to-and -f it's any kind of — Well-ves, Asa matter of fact, Neer-| shy sadista on his ruddy face, | 4. oper eee Pm PRT AAAI f et (ee Ginerpeste, trom bis ross, as the bali flew through the sunshine | damfoolishness ven't you da gard ts Kolog to be a very rich man! “it's-it's a like having a grow It might amuse me more 1f Bileen|franis scowl, “and don’t want to, 8 v i — rising beauiifully in a long, low tra-| word fro: some ¢ and Gerald might have—but | up son con thering me with his| would get busy and bring Philip in It's only this—that alixe Is il, No- | ¥€ CHAPTER X. Jectory against the yelyet fair-green, Nina, in haa r spleased. What appeals to) affairs; a uther agreeuble than! cump,’ observed her husband. “And|body seems to know what the matt Yes ' ‘ " i z si her saddle, feeling under her the | out iKit-s and hed wit nylction on his own Initiative. |in that boy. I—perhaps I haye been, | minds to it is beyond me, ‘Phat brother|Clifton, with a couple of nurses ) The Unwritten Law. {grand astride of her powerful hunter|curled up in a big, soft armchair. | \vhether or not he 1s making 4 mistake | at mome 1 impatient. But Tlo¢ yours ts the limit someti I'm] Rosamund heard rumors that sie Ha} was possible now to ride cross: on a headiong crons-country gallop; 1] cradling her bare ankles in her ba 4s nothing to do with the main thing, | dia not mean to be. You know that,/tond of him—you know it—but he cer-| Y« indeed, *** Peor wi country; and Nina, who was always was purest pleasure for er to lean fyr-| "I aven't heard from han” sh raid is that Gerald, for the firet| gear, don't yo Hialuiytaantne aiisilimisanmetiens t Attered in terror of an added ounce to her ward in her oflskins, her eyes almoy | “Roramund saw Sin in Washingte is rather colorless career, see Ree Aaa L ete RINy HUBIRTA' Peat ere inlaw etiaenin a al MNems f achSgala, 4 Fr I perfect figure, rode every day with blinded with ealt spray, while the low| Passed lim on the street, He eveloped the rudiments of a D pe em ein aaa ine tulinte Pentinie mriintnas and ft , that Bileen; and Austin, on a big hunter, motor-boat rushed on and on throug! | !00sing horridly thin and worn, she out of the tall which 1 saw | aulet 8 A ay alana tena a ike | phat “ie 1 pler Mined them twe aays in the week. jeataracts of foam, and the heaviny | Wrete, He aid 1 ee her," ) frequently either flourishing deflance “ Mitle haut vou PPR ‘ : part att 4 fers were dances, too, and Nina went | green sea-miles fled away, away, in the | ow, What in (he name of common t me or tucked sullenly between his | 16 avout a nee ls Idi know. 1 was sure am su ‘ Or a dea 1 » 1 of ¢® some of them, So did Hileen, who | hissing furrow of the wake, | sense 18 he doing in Washington!’ ex. bind less. 1 had quite @ talk with him culine edition of Ellven<: . { HOW fe a 01 of hin You are bruta \ 40d created a furor among the younger! ‘Truly, for her, the World was still, claimed Austin, wrathfully. “Probably |Hst BiKMt he behaved very decently, Vie freedom of vite brought oul ail an for 0 nd yetmand vet T) qoyt kno $ i my grothers and undergraduates; and the | green, the sun bright, the high sky’) breaking his heart because nobody cares #94 With & certain modesty which may, faults at once, OW RINE TA don v 4 I i 1 a girl was busy enough with sailing and) blue; but she had not forgoiten that | to examine his Chaosit« T told him, as one oa, lop into somethin, ap due to the as! ¢ no ; ma i uy 4 wel motoring and dashing through the! the earth had been greener, the sun| long aS he insistcd on bothering the Pree: hing nity, We spoke of hi educatio His 8 od n | -« nyway, © ¢ * Bu , and Sound in ail sorts of power boats. | brighter, the azure ubove more | Government with it instead of making a /OW8 afairs—in which, for the frst tin on 1 he contra rs are 1s f Austin an Once, under Austin's and young | spiend:d-once upon 4 time-like the| deal with the Lawn people, that I'd furs he anpeared to take an intelligent inte eradicated firs mpt wbou . 1 Craig's supervision, she tried shore-| frst phrase of a tale that {s told. And) nish him with a key to the lobby, [told et Besides that, he seemed willing anifest moral, mental 7 #* A ‘ is th LM ‘pird shooting; but the first broken wing |4f she were at tmes listless, absent-| him I knew the right people, could get °noush to ask my judgment in several teal d and s any n some wa fee 4 from the gun on her left settled the) eyed, subdued—a trifle graver, or un-| him the right lawyers, and start (he matters—a radical departure trom his ‘ 1 tod ta ' t je ing forever for her, and the horror | usually silent, seeking the still paths! thing properly, Why didn't he come to ©ld cub days slightest hope=and later 6 | thos nen the blood-sprinkled, kicking mass of | of the garden as though in need of me about it? There's only one way to “What are you going to do for him, | silitest desire-for any relaxa of ing feathers haunted her dreams for @ youthful meditation and the quia of push such things, aud he's as ignorant dear?’ asked his wife, rather bewil- the rigor when she Lecame of age ani of vitalit ‘6 —_ ‘ 1 ~ ——set hour, she never doubled thet of it as @ hostewain iy the marine dered at the unexpected newa “Or mistress of herself, That's the differ- in her before si@ awakens * * * 4 “Xu maean KipbeT ‘