The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1912, Page 9

Sano a ee Lea — The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday. August $1, 1912 — eee tS “Aa “S’Matter, Pop?” o eo MA, ITS NOT EVERY FAMILY THAT CAN TAWE & SIX WEBITS VACATION LINE US. NOW WHEN THE NEIGHBORS RUBBER AT US be COMING HOME BRE COMES MRS. MUSTARD! "FROM NEXT DOOR, ALL RABY, EVERYBODY: SLAM ON. THE Quite Six WEens YAW: SS INDEED! MISSED [We Never Yout The Summer Girl ¥ (2¢Coricss| @ {eal Bttae | @ By Eleanor Schorer ee ee PS4 | ‘ BSiuve your wife always sit up for you when you are out late? Smith—No; she lays for me at the door, “Cheer Up, Cuthbert!” What’s the Use of Being Blue? There Is a Lot of Luck Lett. By Clarence L. Cullen. 1912, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World), Winner doesn't Really Hurt Is that so few Rebufters Chuck It when he Gets a Little/are Worth Worrying About! | Harness-Sore! “You say your sister lost a diamond ring! How?” “Her fellow didn’t propose.’ etty Vincent's dvice to Lovers B A Calling etiquette seems a bit hazy in the minds of many. of you who read this column, May I give you a few general hints? A girl's mother or her chaperon may properly ask a young man to call, but the girl herself should not 4 On the other man may ask her if she will permit him te “I WILL" ts a Self-Cranker! | It's only a Short oe It in ‘Ve refreshments dul Trudge from Iner-} Try the Jiu-Jitsu of Jollity on your Avdelie’ Sal BE Ae ee natant auras 08 ona tia to Indolencet | Jinx! Wanton vanders » they should be of the , Seed It Is cuntomary not (o arrive before eight and not to a Habit chuckles) Another Reason for sticking as Long! later than half-past ten, But 1 admit thet the mettee a it}as you Can js that here's Always a softly when hours differs in different circles. Chance to Win by a Lucky Punch! Hears its Victim telly Ait hait the Bummer Girl, conqueror of hearts, back from her and souvenirs of a BIG timc! Back to begin another scason of If the mother is in the room when the young man ere say that he 18 Go) suse as well to Remember that even conquests! Back to her home town, dangling a score of hearts successes! ELEANOR SCHORER. OOH AUHBE TTT ontite ernie te oe eek ing to Shake it! omy the Ball-Field a Sacrifice counts| —————————_—______________. a - ——-| enables Of “Some Day!"|for a Hit! | Acknowledgments. letters ut he hus answered only one kes @ at ti {ik Wh ween 4 Vhat shail t do?” It Takes a Reg’-| Don't Forget that the Uppercut gen- By J. K. Bryans } | ,.25, 778s "ter noon 8 proper seat ane chee lar One to Retreat] erally is Landed when you're Breaking | ples smsding MUA dosaaiatt tte vou had forget im as soon as im Good Order after being Routed! from a Clinch! "E*| rave! a wroat distance at the close of| oem! S Success is a Story thit's Never Dull, ee ppienes ep nerm sanuia Ga eure “IL M° writes: “While apending the Occasionally we become Disquictingly Conscious of the Fact that we Put In ummer in the country | have vee acquainted with a ye but Nobody Cares to Hear how or why ng lady and have the Loser Lost! ‘ oft ding. within (wo months after wed @ Whole Lot Too Much Time in Trying Declines to Mote! We've observed that the Fellow who Rebuffs few gtly watching him, her eyes and moist. door the x The Triangle Gapid % and f Umbrella! Cross- Examiner Have you “Socialism,” my dear? Why didn’t you call me when that young man kissed you last night? Ma, | didn't know ‘onds Throw Up the Sponge No, ma‘am. Because, I've got rheumatism. That's what makes me limp so. | ou wanted to be kissed. An Aaventure Rumance %_of the Big West %* aid the man, speaking t stood behind him; “he's coming Whe wald Harlan, tnwly her, It was Higgins, She stood dumbly silent, while Higgins advanced the few steps that separated them, Then she md her volee, toward the 1, hour “Look! she said sharply. "Lo A pony had come out from the rive shrubbery, walking slowly, A man was hoard of stolen jew ‘Tuesday's Bvening World, Sept. 3, “THE DIAMOND! aftora rales. a will begin 1 is @ story you cannos have By Charles Alden Seltzer to ask Bhe hesitated a moment, resuming to “Save Our Face! i 4 hes : —— Trouble is as Transiiory as an April! “What is the proper hs, pri ne rome suggest that we “Maybe” is a Motor that Eternally| Shower, and Hope is a Pretty Good veut man and Son ing wedding and re- prope: is Quick on tho Trigger 1» generally a is, Cea eaan hee | | young m nom I care deeply. Mighty Punk Markema S. RO writes: “Should a bride remove} Which is proper—to apologize verbally a her veil at the supper following the {OF in writing You can Play it for a Cinch all Three] | either wae de Be Ways across the Board that the % We'd ike to Have & pot for ‘ raw HALAL see eed egenee pss seaeny Orrent; Stee ho SAYS he is Overworked Never 1S! y Fighter we've Been ,Cop after) 1 ae RAY HOE AO AO: MUL AE the Tse onthe whe BA “Taking Nine at least Ouce! | a ss Pentin taal rs Sop gr Ree a "T ~ — | fine o nyenient to take off her 3 “Dam very mueh tn Tf you can't TAKE Orders without) 1... yun Lot Easier to Expatiate on vel [teva with but though she ikea Muttering you'll never be Adle to| sree con wotan chet than to Bx. |mo she doesn't want to marry, She ta GIVE them without Stuttering! : | ‘aN tes: “Tam to Ko back to her own country, young lady who js very p How can I win her We haye Sev ta -Methods] If the Grievance ts Genuine it'll be} when we are alone, B Vit's hopeless, If she Is nome. of Ducking ¢ itent who has the| ftedressed — but Whimpering Won't] base _ te men trl nde appear she veher land Habit of Proclaiining his Intirmitles! Help | doen me t shall I do? “HAW writes am in love with a We can't ALL be Mark 7 Gomehow we Always have Great| You must earn to shine tn competition jit who Is 6 Ute older than Tam. But momar Hopes for the Fighter who Gets Sore "ower Il met a young man] you think the slight iheteceaas ti Be: with him, 1 rk an He I'd like somethin’ lose and leaned over nim, foyed her comp y immensely. Would The Apology. CB! weit I have offended a will prevent ine from winning her? It ought not to, tf tt Is alight *e » CHAPTER VI. leaned against the jamb, recling with “What?—she began In the holding with aulak? ania’ 4 Raped ry over her great victory. “He isn’t Higgins s volce duaverg 1 with ex- t el, swaying 9 sana pees ¢ Maes bad,” she said in a soft volee; citement That gunmag you told sid the ac : The Reformation of f Two- m the direction of the riv trail me about,” he said, fetching » besite as the animal can Gun" Harlan, had come a dull rer It rey ed the porch and holding to one of the 4 went- i the heavy ailence ‘that surrounged slender posta; “I met him over on ti OURS " corteinly ditferent= iho ran waited, river trail and whot him! 1 knowea anaes wets Mp ne way you put th" Ne rary, standing breathlessly beside him by the blue scarf around his neck ‘7 ren Bou over ut passed a hand n of the so “that you told me kon f ere just i y enwial nh your pony, After rtainly over his brow, te silen wot him pretty you loft her that day she thought that step forward he $ both han: He drew himself up 7 night rent Ne nays aa holding it her breast. “My God!" she said, a & his face pale ani drawn, "I don't kno y ed you to warn you. She has been i iver here *fear smiting her; "L hope" —— howl had ine nerve io date naver followed you 40 warn you. She haa ba ’ 1 mi She did not finish, but ran around shot a mi noe sou Deve bam i have I would be se the table and threw the door open. ne world biurred and tape ie ot pala sate aidones tian for all the rest of my life” He gave Half a mile down the river trail she foro Miss Taggart's eyes ¢ tic want ues sal eating Sn0e0y." eae F grip and then dropped &aW @ man on @ pony, racing over his. From a great dix hat Hee acs cerancv a CPR VEY Shudder as he turned the plains toward the ranch house to hear Higgins’s He turn ; nade Ceara Be Vl be goin’, he said Swaying, fag ary ; 6 was 1 whi parching involuntarily Dw oO 1 ta finge w ah of skirte Mrs. Higkins— She reeled dinxil the. blur th pletures up: ng down at 1 in’ over to with her hands. Whe Ufted sourht head 1dge go to blazes!" the man had dismounte the spot ver trail where she n upon him wit have tions about golig, ta her hands and stood st the corral gate and waa running to had first Ins as he had ridden en unusual and stirring romance I think he'll ge ning 0 said. P “He won't need any instructio “he's bouad to get there a