The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1911, Page 16

- — een na ¥ ———————— ee erst aL : The Evening World Daily Ma LAY MLA RR Nl Re Lennie eK AE: alll tenittiee anal gazine, Monday. March 6. 1911. Anny Published Dally Exco’ sunagy be one Tact Nos, 63 to 63 T h e D a y oO f R e S t e ae ? h e J a I I F a m 1 | y i vous 4 ron ire ’ ¥ t He Likes Everything; say, AS Re ood Se: SGOAGUH we rzE rune, bey | By Maurice Ketten. Brea stun ings as Are Good for Hem. 9 Matter. ad the Continent and tered Post-om Ni Babser tion” atte The Reming Bor oat oe em peeke, esenterne tional M Cousrai’, 1911, by The Press Publitring Co, gp ag ee fr " ‘ostal Union, ns TT breakfast, heard thes wo : Ore Year esses. te + 63.50 / One Year... had eke Waite t We aint, | By Roy L. McCardell. jiittent tater was complaining at the > VOLUME Blicseeee ceeeeeeees le THE ISSUE AT ALBANY. Y summoning Congress to meet on April 4 Mr. Taft has acted wisely for his Administration and well for the country. He has, in fact, responded to the will of the people as expressed in the vote last fall. Although éalled specifically to deal with ree:procity legislation with Canada, the extra session will give the new Congress an opportunity to begin at once the task of fulfill ing to the people all its pledges of tariff reduction, economy and reform. asked Mr. Jarr, somes | pmatiness of his portion. ‘ What cisdaintully, as his gaze} “I want more prunes!" cried the little rested upon a saucer of that | boy, regarding his saucer indignantly. ark and durable | Such a e#tingy Httle bit!” frult by his break-| “Mamma, look at Willle! He's re Httle girl ex: fast plate my poons!” exclaimed th It was “Foolish | ejted Ques No. S| “Well, she's ot six!’ replied the tex, 782,465 Bat Mrs.| “and 1 only got five! Jarr dil not gras?! put i¢ you take one of your little ais the opportunity and only have five and reply sweetly: sald his mother, "No, dear, it's a . but she's only a girl and sie setting of new laid cane cat prunes like T can!” replied the 7 Romantica bie n he thrust his fork at his was awarded yo ROTEL MECARDELG for being Qu NO. 18,004, Sure. |” « [MRS Bite | sister's frult. The little girl grabbed the saucer Inste tay: toward her and the purple stewed ‘ on prunes went Into her lap, + “Yes. What do you expect? Hothouse | Prunes went Into bh : New York will have larger interests at stake in the coming ses easel | "There, now! Seo what you have sion than any other State. The people of New York are as deeply ried Mrs, Jarr, | terous slap apon the boy. ble cloth, look at your lit ean dress!" , nding a dex- vk at the » sister's “T didn't expect them, but I'd be de- | ¢°n" Irited to have them 1 refuse 1 substit “Well, prunes a concerned as any in the issues of reciprocity and of lessened taxes upon the necessities of life. The Democragic party of New York is gene said Mr. healthy, anc Here she A toward Mr. Jarry charged with a special duty in the matter because at the election 'S HE GOING Mr. ner, altho “And T wish you wouldn't start the it received the popular mandate to conduct the State government and To WEEP THat There's pu know to leave if she table cloths to do up!" * cried the ehild she added to him, r that familiar | another tabl Instead | how Gertrude would eat| has too ma “T want si is ru to elect a member of the United States Senate. What, then, will the Democrats at Albany do to-morrow? The right path before every Democratic member of the Logis- UP THE WHOLE id Of i little boy s prune lature is so plain “a wayfaring man, though a fool, shall not err ie ; By teat laetiiee tae | : “Yeu ee i! ; Tet ue Ae + 9 . m cheap re lookin girl, and she hastened to prove it I therein.” Only downright obstinacy can prolong a factional fight at uxtries you have them right you. Good prunes are fifteen and eighteen conts a pound. They used to six con know you see them vioad Ge ot my soe hut those are; mannera when you tpset them this perhaps of poor quality. And 1 just} Way?" cried Mra, Jarr, giving Mr. Jare want to say that I have trouble eno: a reproachful glare, to make the children eat rice or pri ‘I didn't upset them. The child upset or anything else that 1s good for them, | them herself," sald Mr. Jarr. as it Is, witho to them} “You know what I mean," replted nd making it Mrs. Jarr, “You all just worry me to are good for| death, Sometimes I wish T were rr, | prominent clubworftan Interested in child es, and so are soup and oatmeal, | welfare work and didn't have any fam- thie juncture. despatehing of the fruit Mat had been rescued from the upyet “How can T teach them any table —_——«¢0—— REVOLT OF THE UNFIT. BRITISH BARONET, weary of the kinds and the prices of bread put forth by the bakers of his neigh- borhood, set an old mill to grinding wheat with stones instead of steel, and proceeded to make and to offer for sale what he called “the standard loaf.” ‘ » they don to! yt she whimpered a According to reports it was a standard of popular Jarr | “come, come, Clara! Don't fret, now!” revolt. Nearly the whole country flocked to it and the movement is HE HAS BEEN ES | KNOW-HE IS : ven id oie aaa sald Mr. Jarr, “It was an aceldent, and spreading over the three kingdoms. CRYING EVER EETHING-AND MR BILL erie nol ekeectee: Soasntes SINCE You they can The case is an illustration of what Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler ~ See) | WENT nave SIMLNaTHe « true that things we ly good for us, Well, T way one looks at) HOUSE WHEN HE WANTS. QQ And, so say sacrificing hustand and father made an equal division of his stewed pr cn you too at those prunes with tween the Younfu contemante, | sald Mrs, Jarr. “Iere come) ewong to the breakfast table, and Mrs od SO Sc tneat tina fore| Jarre thought it a fitting time to put body's got to eat thelr prunes before | JATT The tt ee atle reform. secon asked Mr. Jarr<—{ “Papa, won't you go to church with said Mra, Jarr,| Me? A very Interesting sermon is an are insist. | noun she asked, and me eating| ‘What's the sermon?" Inquired Mr e tackled | Jarr. recently called “the revolt of the unfit’; the refusal of common men to be ordered and regulated by the wise and the stréng. Modern mill machinery is more economical than the old millstone and probably cleaner. Vienna bread is cheaper to make and pleasanter to the taste than the old style bread. The big bakery can work to better advantage than the little bakery. So it is with the whole range of industries. That is why the trusts flourish and the fittest survive. But once in a while the unfit refuses to die | ably. He de- mands the old mill and the old loaf, and puts up a fight. That is how he manages to keep alive and to find life worth living. +2. UNFAIR SENTENCES. | UPTEEN months in Sing Sing is the penalty im | posed by the court upon a banker convicted of thefts amounting to upward of $30,000. At the You PERPETUAL the oildren ." grumbled M. he frult course } Fig Leaves to Haren 4 there are," said Mrs, Jar. more." 1 be there in my Sunday best!” r, coming In to! cried Mr. Jarr. +0 The Day’s Good Stories J tocker-Smith hax marvic a London farina rm. J. W, Hardup is gradually paw tle Rastus aa he termed | Jewels.’ "'——Washin B Arcam book, “why am fos Sn vimunia? Where be dh | He Toid the Truth. $ fame time the driver of a grocery wagon was sen- ; ; a : e ee | Keeping Under Cover. tenced to thirteen months in a reformatory for stealing $50, RANDPA," ¥ ations di The untairness of these sentences is not unusual. Similar devi- ations from justice are quite frequent. They oceur in every ¥| ishing Co, ) LESS toil has made the little woman 7 : * pI * Copyright, 1911, by The Press Po wing world OUTSIDE the se 1 we le ensity for walk- forsaken his State. Sometimes they are much more gross than in the eases The Now ‘York Wort), who prides herself on being a GOOD sof her domain, and know | On the contrary, we realize by [ee ea, cited. Instances haye been known where a petty offence, such as! By Sophie Irene Loch, | "OVSeKERrER cweicn was consid | thay she is 0 part and parcel of it a continual r of | mnet see this qerticniar ma . ae: A ? j ered the whole scheme In the realm of} From the » of the E eG it more ing establishm stealing a loaf of bread, was visited with a heavy fe penalty, while gross | A NI) now @ man ts figuring on &| woman) a continuous p ¢ John u c 7 nad hin sleeping a former of these | woman, when she hag to co had ha y . $ ic u : token! “EHAG Wilt The intoxicated young man rang and rang violations of important trusts were lightly passed over. mmo Kitchen” t will 10° various tasks to the EXCLUSION of | for her babe, the bdman has in AGA at lant m, The ce : ne fuse hia estimation solve the domes: \11, ELSE and to the detriment of her | a retrea' et e woman ee wee b of d tory win. It is argued in defense of light punishment for high criminals | tte question gs to servants, manase- hotter good nature own, Whether he has made that plac: rhs hae that they suifer mentally; that the president of a bank has a keener mi 1 7 He te But that we have inventions and | BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT has marked! So mé idea. Though y ; ; Snantani i a a ca & plan showing jahor-savin departments | the ye home idea and NOT tt saiuenie (Oe ; vehe exclaimed cross conscience in jail than has the driver of a grocery wagon, The plea whereby mary of tho ho he ; purdens and making things |every oa here | resent aid is ingenious, but irrelevant and not true. The friendless boy in families banal may In reality 1 name tn the that . 4 . erved at a MIN- ee of HAV 1 pe, i say th 1 Date 8c as at least a regre! 1 re 20 » ric! bap sense of ha to look It were just as if we would say tha vidual prison has at least as much of regret and remorse as the rich man IMUM cost and about hor ang oben t tof the various modes of | t¢ athe SAAR PER who has friends outside working for a pardon, further formulates eed ——————— | plate to live In. an eepnomie p ins | v There ought to be a legal means of “making the punishment fit the crime.” The lack of it is a defect in our court machinery, ' ro learaing the value’ of foods, ' ; 2 |with pure food laws enacted, all the i "| ice time. We sre finding that bizarre fur In response to . m1 this, calamity Sayings of a a ee t ‘ " e the t and fa howlers point out that the trend the times as shown ne OVERCROWDING AT BELLEVUE, VERCROWDING at Bellevae Hospital is reported nyu various labor-saving devices to be so excessive that many patients have been !"!cates that the home 18 DOOM the sanctity marking its for placed on stretehe rridors. While the scincts 's losing ground normal number of beds for patients is 1,0, Ml bids falr to become lost were in the hospital at the things do. 7 Mrs. Solomon} i eres ise Being ‘the Contessions of the Seven Hundredth Wife. wed By Helen Row!and. yright, 111, by The HE fancy waist | that gives a Bord Pointed effect ts very new. This model also includes the sleeves cut in one the main en ying NOOKS Instead of endless dusting of » keynote In the 8 in the o Trans ), there ginning ofthe month 1,330 patients. mourn of the evil is the old story of a conflict | *y St", of authorities. The trustees of the hospital lay whatever blame there | that the is in the matter at the door of the Department of Charities, Doubt- | 20rmeyen, tun ee rath less the department officials have equal cause and reason to remove the | %f "teat, Which every home should blame from their door and place it somewhere else, The pressing issue, however, is not 80 much to fix the blame as to provide a remedy, Now York increases eo rapidly, it is even difi- cult to keep her institutions equal to her needs thing extinct ot say (the what will’ take to popdiet the ult a Rut you and T know Y No MO} ng a thine of the t actually FILLS A US. ress Publishing Co. (The New York W: yes, Indeed, we Aor’: my Daughter, unto my MAXIMS FOR more beautiful t eontinuow ts place or hate result model will good for fons of m terials, althoush n be made of one roughout, with the centre portions ‘trim med, braided or em- It appears the can THE MARRIED that thy days may be passably '"* - PSL lates ned t peaceable in the two-by-four flat which the 8 NELEN ROWLAND tan, thy hushand, giveth the Por lo, the MARRIAGETTE which is made in Heaven and endeth in Reno is an abomination, and fools shall be cast out into Nevada emg we. hg eitcpey + attended to in conjun:t But a wise damaet shalt dwell in the House of Matrimony all the days‘ n n const of her life, ub than ever Sefore thowrh through the years we meuse peated rver lace, e-echoed wall of Then, I charge thee, whatsoe: e isn't.” Many, SERIOUSLY, the past with pr thine HUSBAND doeth take him a. iC Schools, tramways, asylums, churches, charities and even private homes and lodging: i. i a For to laugh WITH a man is a sign of inanity, but to laugh AT him is 1 ae Ae ne : it scrubbing and scouring and END= 4 gion of INSANITY. UeaPe wi ie subject to this incessant demand for more room. The only thing todo == ages fae Gea a es ae ; ‘ beseech ee, laugh at » man when he is SY: is put on extra energy when the need is greatest. Now that the A Lenten Mistake. Neither when he is idle, Nor when he is merry on is made known, the remedy should be prompt, Just a Glimpse Into the New York Shops. Bellevue situ HX Kenora! wear the mmall hate, ilk mixed foluards that have to be F 1 be the favorites, One of the| examined at close ranga to distinguish t attractive models 1s a close| them from the genuine article are 2 fitting round turban, with @ three-inch| conte a yard and there are many ex brim lying close against the crown, Aiieation of the Alpine ta of White lingerie robes with a 4 Jap strow with @ high] deep rufie, high waist line and 7 crown and a brim that either sleeves can now be had at $4, rolls up eventy or Just at the loft aXe, | the miss Vhore ts also a Lavo will held a prominent place in| these xbox oor milinery this spring, and bexldes tte! atyle notes at $14.78 Charming ones in ve 4s hat coverings many novel forme! allover embroidery and lace are #8. f trimming ava being shown, One| For the daya when furs are burdens pretty pleco made up to simulate a| some there are handaomo clon Hower Ras larwe peimia of wired tack lace which is effeet! ond white oentre, ft « Nor when he is sad, ight » home ‘ 1s ofa mansion with af Nor when he is sentimental, Nor when he is MAD, Nor when he is SHAVING, Nor when he is steeping, AN of us need ts f love WITHIN Nor when he is flirting. » will take care of Itself Nor when he is drunk, Nor when he is sob ning to do but 5 of DOING, not dream: Nay, let the scoffers continue to cry out: “Woman HATH NO sense of humor! Lo, sh@ is a human joke! Behotd, she argueth in circles and watketh with a twist, She telleth a story back ward and signeth a check upside down. She pusheth the cork INTO a bottle,‘ and dealeth cards as though she were measuring out flou ealighteth |OVE'S LABOR 18 NEVER LOST. from a street car backward and sharpeneth a pencil fe rd. She holdeth a cigarette like unto a darning needle and bloweth the smoke into her own @ BITS OF INFORMA face!" A German artlet earn f the question of woman soived theve will be somethin to do. nook th long fringe on the en Thoy well at $1.00, | Among a recont Imporiation of acarts Zw Fancy Waist.—Pattern No, 6960, wide Sane portions, 6 yards 18 inches wide for the yoke and under slec ION of wide for the trimming bands. Pattern No, 6000 {s cut in sizes for a %, 98, 88, 40 and 42 Inch bust measure, ( beautiful Ince plese at $2.80 | there te ono of bun crepe chiffon vortex Yot, I aay unto thoe, tf woman had NOT a sense of hi , how then hovse about with him on b ; is of Chantiily wired in @ fanoy shape, In black, A (hrer-inch border of tiny nould sho Ae with ANY Ye u ' A on painiing t How Cail a J Be ING WORLD MAY MANTON PASHION | 1 r AN wot A epring | white doade All along tho w#ides tore SONG EAS —— BUREAU, Lexington avenue and Twenty-third street, > y gree ite ae it ae a Sie nf min tap if - 4 aie i Merde a i “A Go to! Woman HATH a senae of humor; yet, for aeven times seven year, yl Ader the fe Smail to MAY MANTON PATTERN Co,, 1%? 13 annette by the chip braid (4 yards to the plece)| same on the ends, under which la hundred yeara (t hath SLEPT wnruffled, because she hath had nothing : Obtain {N. ¥. Send ten cents in oolm or stamps for each pattern ordered, | ip yards t p n hi yi vata JR lered, that is selling at 48 eente, tueed the price mark, 641.60, Young man, have you made whereat ah DARED to taught a These IMPORTANT—Write your address plainly and alw A nice smoot braid jn elther plain! Prastioa! favors are the white tinen | sacrifice for Lent?” But in her SLUBVB could be heard a tinkling sound. a {epectty thee wanted, AG@ two conte for letter postage uf ine color ov two-tone effects oan be had at | handkerqhief cases beautifully embrold, “Naw! De baseball season ain't} chghurbilens : P urry. 68 conte a plove, ° ‘rea Ld ‘They ave H conte, jen yeti" Then, bef thom DERLAM ON! selant rermerrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnannnonnnnonannnapnan, | - wa ms sinain! wines omeins sins ein phil natieaemne atest aE TIER SONAL REE TTI AC LTT