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The Lamar register., 1909-07-14
Favored Steady Occupation.
There is nothing worse for mortals
than a vagabond life.-Homer.
Seek to Prevent Noise in Cities.

The German Society for the Proven
ton of Noise, which was founded in
1908 by DR.. Theodor Leasing. in Berlin.
has in preparation lists for distribu
ton among the people who rent houses
and apartments which will contain In
formation as to rest-disturbing noises.
These lists will be printed on paper
of various colors. One color will con-
tain the addresses of noiseless houses,
one where there is little noise, and
still another where much noise may
be expected. 1t will soon become
known when house is classified with
the noisy ones and landlords will try
to improve conditions so that their
house may receive good color"
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14
Work to Save Chicago Babies.

The United Charities of Chicago and
the city's health department have
Joined forces for summer campaign
to save the lives of babies. Maps have
been prepared showing where every
baby died last year. and the efforts of
500 workers who will be in the field
will be especially directed to these
districts. The progress through the
early part OF the summer is expected
to be SO effective that last Augustus
record of 719 deaths of babies under
two years of age will not be repeat
ed. The city will be mapped into "a
districts. each under the particular SUI
peryision of some organization. There
will be 81 free milk stations, numer-
Gus day nurseries and five tent hos
pitfalls for babies.
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an ominous stiffness for time, and
then | saw something which struck
chill to my heart. l had stealthily kept
my eyes fixed on the judges to see
whether they gave in their counten-
ances any signs of lenity or severity.
They were altogether unmoved, ex-
cept one, who was reported to be a
most merciful man. He grew pale and
paler as Lady Arabella's story pro-
gressed and | saw him several times
wipe the cold sweat from his brow,
and at last sigh broke from him;
but think no one noted it but me, for
the multitude of people were absorbed
in the sight of this beautiful young
woman, so coolly swearing away the
life of man who had loved her.
Giles Vernon bore the ordeal I'M
flinchingly, and when at intervals she
looked toward him with quiet hatred
in her glance. he gazed steadily back
at her.
She was then to be cross-examined.
Many questions were asked her by the
great London barrister, who was one
of the three defending Giles. One
query was, whether she had ever given
Mr.. Vernon reason to think she would
marry him. to which she replied:
mo; never in my life
She was then asked II there was an
other gentleman in the case, and for
the first time she showed confusion.
Her face grew crimson, and she re-
manned silent. The question was not
pressed, and she was soon permitted to
retire. When she passed out of the hall
she was the divinest picture of beauty
and modesty 1 ever saw. Her eyes
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warfield,s STAGE Career.

David Warfield was born in San
Francisco November %. 1866, and
made his first appearance on the stage
at Napa. Cal. in 1886, as Meter Moss,
in "The Ticket of Leave Man" He
first appeared in New York in 1890 in
a monologue at concert hall. Mr..
warfield married Miss Mary Gabrielle
Brandt on October 5, 1899. Mrs. War.
field is not an actress.
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

There is but one mate for each man
and woman in the world and until
they recognize the fact and learn with
patience to await the note of absolute
conviction which is the one infallible
guide to happiness. marriages will fail
as they fail now and the church will
give its empty blessing to those ILL
assorted pairs whom God forever
leaves MISUNDERSTANDING
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

Not great many years ago the
Family Tie was regarded next to the
Bible. But borrowing from relatives
and employing them has so weakened
the Family Tie that 1t isn't held IN
as high veneration as an old teapot
with the spout knocked off.-Atchison
(Kanl Globe
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

A party of young men were camp
ing. and to avert annoying questions
they made 1t rule that the one who
asked a question that he could not an
swer himself had to do the cooking.
One evening while sitting round the
fire, one of the boys asked: why IS
it that a ground squirrel never leaves
any dirt at the mouth of its burrow?'
They all guessed and mused. SO he
was asked to answer 1t himself.
why" said he, because they al
ways begin to dig at the other end of
the hole"
But" asked one. how does he get
to the other enu of the holeY'
well" was the reply, that's your
nuesiion ''-CleY Gland Leader.
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question. "-Clev'
Special Round Trip homeseekers'
Rates to New Mexico and Texas.

On the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. during the entire year.
the Colorado & Southern Railway will
sell round trip Homeseekers' tickets
to a great many points in New Mexico
and Texas at one fare plus $500 for
the round trip. Final limit twenty-five
days, allowing liberal stop-over priyil-
eyes For detailed information. rates.
etc, call on the Colorado & Southern
agent, or address T. Il. Fisher, General
Passenger Agent, Denver. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14
An idle rumor gains currency. which
is more than an idle man is apt to do.

The fact that virtue is its own re-
ward is what makes some people
good for nothing.
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

Shoes among the ancient Jews were
made OF leather. linen, rush. or wood:
and soldiers shoes were sometimes
made of brass or iron.
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

Unfortunately the things worth do
ing are the things some other fellow
has done first.
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A " N | N G S, TENTS

THE COLOR mo TENT & AWNING co.
The largest Dgrb Goods house in the West
fGi2 Lawrence st. Denver. Colo. Itobt. s.
Gutslpll. -Prrs,
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RELIABLE : PROMPT

HOOA1O 9 eSld , iss q asla a" s,i 81;
and henEht write Tor free mailing sacks ,e
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14

START NEWSPAPER sssSas H,sRa ~
newspaper In their town can Learn OF q very
helpful proposition by addressing the Western
Newspaper Union. Denver. Colo
The Lamar register., 1909-07-14
ARn n n n +nn n our Perfection
Nnh UHnN crrnm Sepsra-
N UHn.N tors best In
VII 'uu'u VulOquality and

Chcnpr-t IN TfiCe. WfIte Tor Uur IHNitE, 7 IT
1873 to 1854 Wnz-e Street, ID. ns.r. Colo.
The evening world., 1909-02-20

With Beauty No. 50 leading by q
small margin. to-dsy's list gives the
relative positions of tho pretty girls IN
The Evening Worlds American, Beauty
Contest as shown by the count up to
midnight.
To-day's voting ID the last. and many
surprises arc expected to develop. The
voting ended at noon. by whick time
there was a perfect avalanche Of bal.
lots. The time and care necessary to
count Sll these votes may b estimated
from the enormous gains efat have been
made during the past few days by the
leading beauties.
Another list will not be published
after to-day until the winners with
pictures appear in tho editions Of
The Evening World OF Saturday,
Feb. ~.
No. so Still Leads.
The count up to midnight showed No.
50 crovdiug the leader. No 50. who has
all along been her most formidable
rival. During the last two days many
of the leaders have been going up In
leaps and bounds. increasing their vote
by as much a. 1900 In a day. No. "a
made gains yesterday that took her
from seventh to fourth place. Beauty
No. rs, who went from twelfth to nth
place IN day, Is holding out we'll and 10
now sixth.
Tho announcement Of tho result will
be awaited with great interest. This
has been the greatest newspaper con-
test ever held and It has attracted at
tsntien al over tho country.
The tweivs successful beauties win
rscslvs frss q complete stase education,
. yesrs contract with Charles Froh-
msn. and places In his musical comedy
production. The Dollar Princess" This
competition has opened exceptional op-
portunities TO ambitious girls to obtain
staes careers undsr the most auspicious
arsuns>aness, and fhsy have been
euiek 10 sruau III ipportunity. and
The evening world., 1909-02-20
FOh THE LAST
TIME NEXT MONDAY

"Parsifal" Will he presented for the
last time this season at the MetropOh-
tan Opera-H House next Monday The
curtain viii rise promptly at lLSO A, NJ,
and there will be an InterhIsslOn OF
one hour and fOrty-five minntes after
the first act. Amato Will sing Amtortls
Tor the first time. The rest " The cast
will be the same as before. Hertz con-
Quoting, on Monday evening "The
Battered Bride" will be repeated. Got
terdammcrung" will he sung on Wcines-
day. "rrovatore" On THURSDAY "ManOn"
on Friday, with Aida In the title part,
and Caruso. and Die Meistersinger' on
Saturday afternoon. the curtain rising
at 100 =. NJ.
The Marriage Of Figaro" will be
sung on Saturday evening, the second in
the series Of special performances, with
Gadski. III Paspuali. Geraldine Farrar
Scott and DdUr, ToscanIni conducting,
Verd"s Requiem Mass viii be sung at
ne Sunday concert tomorrow night by
Emmy pe.,inn. Louise Homer, RE
cardo Martin and Hinckley and a
chorus of over two hundred voices. The
orchestra will consist OF $50 musicians,
Toscanini will conduct.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
SAVES SICK CHILD I
FORGOTTEN IN fire.
Bicycle Policeman Carries Out
Girl After Mother Had Fled
From the Flames. !.

Mary Downing, nine years old, III with
measles, was rescued from suffocation
In her home, No. 162 North Tenth
street. Williamsburg, to-day by Bicycle
Policeman Ilvaney, Of the Bedford ave-
nue. station. Ilvaney was riding by the
house when he was called by the
screams OF Marys mother, who was
running up and own the sidewalk dis
tracted. yelling, Fire"
Tho policeman managed to get out
Of the frantic woman that she had
dropped q match In a clothesbasket In
close, in her fiat, that the whole place
had blazed up with fire, and she HAD
run out forgetting little Mary in bed.
Olvaney got wet blankets from 4 ten
ant on the ground floor and went up to
the burning fiat. The room was full
OF fire and smoke, and the sick girl was
choking. He brought her down stairs.
The nrs was put out before Il spread
into other fats
The evening world., 1909-02-20
END OF A RED NOSE
New Flesh Colored Product That Heals
and Hides Skin Imperfectiona

A peculiar feature Of poslarn, q new skin
discovery. Is that Il Is naturally flesh-col-
ored and contains no grease, so that when
used on the face for he complexion, or for
pimples, red noses or any other inflAmma.
tons, blemishs Or discolorations, III pres.
sncs cannot BE- detected. II can thus b AZ.
piled In the daytime, the natural color Of
the skin being Immediately restored and ths
actual healing and curing process accom-.
plished In q few days, II can BE- had OF
any pharmacist who sells pure drugs, ne
Hegeman. Riker, Kslish, KinsmSH end
Jungmann drug stores make q speciality of
II. Fifty cents worth will answer either III
the troubles mentioned orin curing ordinary
cases OF eczema Itching stops al once.
The Emergency Laboratories, No. 80 West
Twenty fifth Street, New York, are the polS
dispensing agents for poslam In the United
States, and will send an experiment Quan-
tity free by mail in plain wrapper 10 al who
write for It. This will show results aftsr a
overnight application.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
CARNIVAL AT WALDORF.
Tctc Chnntnnt to Aid Trades school
Opens This Afternoon.

From tie number OF tickets sold good
crowds are assured for the carnival fete
caantaht both this afternoon and to-
right at the Waldorf.Astoria for the
leneft OF the New York State Trades
: i'chool for Girls. Mrs. Dore Lyon,
lDlrector General, Trial by Jury" 10 to
Me given by a capable singing cast, with
lchorus Of fifty voices. and among other
Theatrical folk who will take part in
the affair are Amelia Bingham, Edna
y lay Spooner, Camille D'Arville, Wilton
E.Ackaye, Mary SHAW. Melville Stew
Hrt. Irna Hards Hammer and Others. A
t,ovel feature will be tho selling at auc-
ton Of the hats worn by the bridss-
bnaids In The Trial by Jury" A beau
klfui antique brass Irish mnk can q to
ps voted TO the most popular society
woman At the carnival. One Of the sps.
eisl attractions win b SignortnA Rata
khafghen, who for several seasons has
bssn singing In grand opera In Europe.
TEs sysaias WIN close WITH flower
The evening world., 1909-02-20
MANTELL SOON TO APPEAR.
ShHkespenrinn Plays to lie Seen
Mt New Amaterdnm.

Robert Mantel Is to como to the New
Amsterdam Theatre on March In a
repertoire OF Shakespearian plays, and
the contract. signed Yesterday 10y Klaw
x Erlanger, owners OF the theatre,
and william A. Brady, manager OF the
star, contemplates Mr.. Mantel's annual
appearances at this house,
Mr.. Mantell Is now the only American
actor appearing exclusively in Shakes
pearian plays, and his success In them
has been noteworthy, His opening per-
Torrance at the New Amsterdam will
be In king John" noble drama
which has not been acted In Now York
for many years. In II Mr.. Mantell will
play the role OF King John. signer OF
Magma Charta, rather than the Shower
character OF Faulconbridge.
During tho engagement Mr.. Mantell
may also appear as Richelieu and Louis
%l.. In addition to his moro familiar
roles of Hamlet, Shylock, Lear, Richard
ILL.,. Macbeth, Brutus and Othello.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
No Incorrect Statements.
Quincy ull.J whis.

The New York World Almanac for
1909 contains $50 pages Of condensed
information such as people are con-
stantly In need Of, and It Is a very
helpful volume to have about any Of
fee or home. Almost every imagI-
nable subject Is given space and de-
sired facts and data can be readily
reached through a well-arranged in
deg. II Is the best OF condensed en-
cyclopaedias issued by newspapers
that has reached this office. and the
same. can be said OF the entire series
that Fave been issued annually by the
New York World. This work has al
ways bean prepared with such great
care that he have never found one OF
,is statements incorrect
The evening world., 1909-02-20
To FINALLY Cure
Constipation

The only thing inst can cure Constips-
tion Ia cleanliness Bowels cleaned only
once instantly show 3 desirs to clear Tor
clean) themselves.
II h true one cleaning to-day will not
keep your bowels clear for lifs, but consecu-
tive elesninss for month will do SO.
Test this new theory al once. Get q little
Dilaxin. With the greatest gentleness II
will clear your food chsnnel from the stom-
ach down 40 thoroughly that you will begin
to appearance the benefits At once You
win fsel yesrs better and brighter In q day.
Continue and final results win be a
sketched Aboye
A word Of warning here, Epson Salts,
an advertised remedy will not suffice In
place Of Dilaxin. You know why. You
have taken enough OF them. They never
s I. y.s itsrsSsAo0I Only nilaain win
The evening world., 1909-02-20
REVIVAL OF "PURlTANW
At THE MANHATTAN.

Bslltni's II Puritani" will be revived
at tho Manhattan Opera-Houe next
Friday evening. with Tetrazzlni Con-
stantno. Poless and De segurola in the
cast, Louise" with Mary Garden and
the familiar cast, will be sung twice
next week. at the washlngton's Birthday
matinee on Monday. and on Wednesday
evening. On Monday evening La Son
nambula," with TetrazzInl, Trent.ni.
Parola and De Segurola, and "Cavsl-
leria," with I.aha, Marsha. Aldrich.
Constantine and Crabbs, will be given
IN double bill. "Salome," with Mary
Garden and the familiar cast. will be
presented again on Saturday afternoon,
and Aida" with Agostlneili, Dor,a,
Zenatello. Poless and De Segurola, will
DO sung on Saturday night. Parelli will
conduct on Monday. Campanlni every
other night.
Mischa Elman. the young violin yirtu-
oso, will play the Mendelssohn Concerto
at tomorrow nights concert, and Labio
and GervIlle- Reache will be among he
singers
The evening world., 1909-02-20
MILITIA'S BARN DANCE.
company,c, of the 18th hesiment
Plans Great Doings Tonight.

BY heck there's goin' to be big doln' ]
at the Twelfth Regiment tonight!
Company C. Capt. H F. Quackenbos,
Is holding Its annual BARN danse,"
and the entire neighborhood is going to
bs here. There will be all sorts OF side
shows-a marriage bureau, a creased
pig chase, q black man who will let
you have three shots at him for Ave.
the shell game and other things to de-
light the rural New Yorker.
Democratic Leader Hagan and Repub-
ilcan Leader HAN will head the grand
march, and Leaders Curry and Doollng
will also be on the Job. All the soldiers
will lay aside their uniforms for the
night and appear In overalls and wide
awake hats and have plenty of hayseed
In their hair.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
MRS. C. D. GIBSON SINGS.
At Beneht Concert of Y w. c. A,
Graduates Association.

The annual benent concert OF the
Graduates Association OF the Young
Women's Christian Association was held
In Association Hall, No. East FIJI
teenth street, last evening. A splendldly
gowned audience was present.
The lovely Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
In an exquisite gown Of white satin. de-
lighted all with her songs. which we're
beautifully sung. Her husband was an
onlooker. Mrs. Susan Hayes Ward read
a short comedy entitled "Beulah's Bon
net" by Rose T. Cook. Charles Schuetze
PLAYED the harp with great skill and
feeling and received several encores He
is the solo harpist Of st. Bartholomew 8
Church, the New York Philharmonic So
ciety and the Metropolitan Opera House.
Russell B, King. 'cellist. and Frank
Howard Warner, accompanied, were also
heartily received.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
KATHARINE aooDsoN's RECITAL
At MENDELSsoHN HALL.

Katharine Goodson. the English plan
list, gave Q recital at Mendelssohn Hall
yesterday afternoon before a large audi
ence that thoroughly enjoyed her must
cianly playing. schumann's 'Fantaisie-
stucke," Grieg's sonata In e minor, a
Chopin group and compositions by
Sibelius. Tschaikowsky, Gernsheim, Raj
and Lisxt made up her programme She
had TO repeat several Of the numbers,
and at the end was called out by the
The evening world., 1909-02-20
their friends have been prompt to come
TO their support.
Years Contract for Wlnnera

The twelve winners are to be given
free tuition in singing. dancing and
acting by Mr.. Frohman, and next
August. when he puts on The Dollar
Princess" In this city, they will have
places in the chorus, will be paid sss
each week, and every girl will have
also a years contract.
Thousands Of photographs were sent
to The Evening World from which to
select the 100 pictures OF tho prettiest.
Those selected represent tho most d..
verse and highest types Of beauty. Tho
pictures Of the contestants show them
all to be OF exceptional attractiveness,
but DO not fully convey In many in
stances a complete conception OF their
particular type Of beauty because color
OF hair, eyes and faultlessness of com.
plexibn cannot be shown In the re-
production Of Z. photograph.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
MR. HAMMERsTElN TO GIVE
OPERA ON EVERY MIGHT

MT Hammerstein will give opera
every night next season--grand opera
on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings, and at the Saturday
matinee, an opera comique on Thurs
day and Saturday nights. For the lat
ter Lima Cavalieri. Eoise Laya and
Carmen Melis already have been en-
gagged. and some twenty others are
to he. There will be separate chorus,
ballet orchestra and conductor. The
two subscriptions will be distinct
The evening world., 1909-02-20
SmetanQ!S "Ihe Battered Bride"
Delights Patrons of the Metropolitan

recently as soloist with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra, will mako her
first appearance In New York In = re-
cItal at Mendelssohn Hall next Monday
afternoon. She Is q first prize pupil
OF the Paris Conservatory. and Is only
seventeen years OF age,
Nordlca's illness has caused the can
ceiling OF her Florida engagements for
NslNh. Her postponed New York re-
c'al takes place at Carnegie Hall on
March 3
The evening world., 1909-02-20
Dances Most Attractive.
LOUISE" GETS A SPIRITED
REVIVAL AT THE MANHATTAN

Louise WAS revived at tho Manhat-
tan Opera House last night before a
large audience that enjoyed It thor
oughIy, There was applause At every
opportunity. With ono exception the
cast practically WAS that Of last sea-
son. Nary Garden, A. the heroine. and
Dalmores, - her lover, Julien. repeated
thsis hns lmpsrsonAbonh Gilbert pre-
ssntsd again his touching characterize
ton Of Lorhse's father. His wife was
Doria, now to the part, who was eff
Client. Among the old tavorites. repeat
ing their successes, were Trentini. Yep
pill. Vsnturini. Gianoli-Gallett and
Crabbe. The superb scene on the hill
Of Montmartrs, with the view Of the
up Of Paris at night and the
browning Of Louise as Queen. held even
more than usual snap and spirit. Cam
paninl conducted with his customary
fervor, and the general effect was OK
cellent.
The evening world., 1909-02-20

With the rapid transit lines running TO
0ueeus. the subway reaching both tho
Bronx and brooklyn and the McAdoo
tunnels opening wide home tracts In
New Jersey there u little to fear in the
immediate future from congestion In old
tenement centres. Health officers look
long a. those srsai RAPID Tsnsit
arteries shall allow q ns~s .G1pAnden ct
homo 6istrielA &c. a.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

WIN NNr>N = MN 0~Naa.
ETH THE 4,S city " OF SEy Y2 S ss,s.
MANHATTAN asfAS o Hall OF SG RESoaps =
NOTICE Is HEREBY 'as fIESs r. g '.s asS
books called the Annual Record 81 ths AZ
81 :', I'd nESa.S, Of 8, Real I'd .
ms he cry q New YorE. VIII be o OPEN for
p on he second aandss ~ Js ana se ma
Si remain b9Pfipao d 70 and Including the siSt
en During the tine tyH' that tn. book, Ar, oman
for public inspection, application may s.
mads ey Any person or corporation claiming
r.. sias tie to ssss n. .aas so :.
In III. Borough OF Manhattan, a, tn. MAJ,
s d No. 81 csams.S IS ss: e. IAN 4
In ths Borough Of The Bronx, a, the offio.
n Ing bSroasS. Q; R.ceslyn, q, tn. .tt,..
y, a;.aSs s5s Tih F ss: sss d.s
Of the Department, Borough Hall, Nav
brif Spe.on, for tn. reduction Of r.., ..,.,
Applications for the correction Of Tie nss.
sonsf assessments Of corporations must II.
filed At tho main office In the Borough of
Application IN relation to tn. ssesssd vain.
alton OF personal estate must b made by
partnent In the Borough whore such person
resides. and In case 90. non. resident carry.
ing on business In tie Ci,y Of New Yofl x,
he 1ffice u the Department In the Boroush
where such place ot business is located, ia.
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ AMI p, M. az
cSnt IN saturday. when all applications n,,,ss
he made between 10 4. ": and IL noon, N''
w LAWSON pURDY, President,
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAMES J, FULLY,
CHARLES PUTZEL.
HyOH HASTINGS,
CHARLES ]. MCCORMACK.
rdfFN j. HALLERAN, Z,
Commissioners Of raIss and Afsssfaestt
The evening world., 1909-02-20
HISTORIC RESIDENCE SOLD,

Former Gov. Franklin Murphy has sold
the old Dsy mansion at Lower Freak
ness, which was used BY Washington as
his headquarters on the occasion Of the
retreat Of the American soldiers from
New York across New Jersey TO Norris
town. to Edward z. Wright for $500.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
PENSIONS AFTER nth CHILD.

SALT LAKE. Feb. Nan anti-racs
suicide bill In the Legislature requires
the State to pay mothers $50 cash for
each child Aft4 he eleventh. ~.
The evening world., 1909-02-20
Two Leading Actresses to Celebrate
WashingtonS Birthday With Neu Plays

Grace George viii Be Seen in
"A Woman's Way" at the
Hackett Theatre "This
Woman and That Man" Is
the Name of a Realistic Play
That Carlotta Nilsson Will
Bring to the Maxine Elliott
Theatre.