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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03

for The Apple Stark Delicious booklet giving
its full history and the opinions of the world
greatest hortculturists and successful orchardsts
1t will convince you. Last year we sold $50, 900
trees of Delicious alone and could have sold another
million had we had them Planters nova days
do not buy variety at that unless there's rea-
son. And there is one-send for the booklet.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03
Stark King David Apple

You should plant it along with Delicious-plan
il largely-you II never regret it. It's money max
en- and big one. 1t has highest quality, is a long
keeper, very hardy, and has beautiful color Sells
at highest prices. Many planters think it better
than Delicious
In my opinion King David will Delicious
commercial apple. II is fine siik."-Rev. T. II.
Atkinson, Eniat Washington.
Was in Mr.. Olds' orchard last week. His King
David 3yr. old trees will bear quite OF fruit this
year consider them far ahead of Jonathanthe fruit
is LARGER, has better color and favor better
keeper.-D. J. Hayden, Chelan Co., Washington.
King David stood Is degrees below zero last winter
without injury while Ben Davis suffered severely
X g. McDoueall Chelan Co, Washington.
King David. very rich red makes most beautiful
apple Hangs on tine tree well. equal Ben Davis
and Just as productive; quality is Spitzenbure;
picked three boxes from scion grated Ben
Davis 1t is the finest apple you have for this part of
the country the most beautiful apple grown; cant help
but sell anywhere; and ahead OF all Others Have
heard nothing but King David all this season. Have
had to date hftytwo parties place 0 see these
apples.-F Dando, Cheian Co.. Washington.
Include King David in your next order You II
never regret it and will more when you see its
magnificent fruit.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03
Have You
Planted Stark Delicious?

II not make il the FIRST and biggest item on your
next order-you'il never regret H. Delicious is the
most wonderful apple known to horticulture for
quality. keeping qualities and selling value. This year
at the sale of the Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers
Assn Washington Delicious brought So 90 per
box o. b. there 1.-THE present market value 00)
while Spitzenburg brought only $780, Winesap
S2.25 Jonathan ST 90. Black Ben ST. rs, (now 81 90
selling with Jonathan). Baldwin 81 Is, Ben Davis
81 40. Gano 81 so. etc.
Luther Burbank Wizard OF Horticulture. says: DE
ieous is eem. the finest apple in all the world. 1t is
the best In quality OF apple have far tested
snd Luther Burbank knows.
Delicious Brings 81 900 Per Acre
100 year old Stark Delicious apple tree. in the
Bailey Orchard, Chclan Co. Washineton earned
ZOO for their last and when prices
io~-or OF $50 for seasons crop.
Delicious is today making profits-bis
profits for the long headed. far-sehred orchardists
who have planted il than any other variety. Write
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03
for all cash-with-order business.

In addition to giving this liberal discount we also
point in the United States, orders amounting to 5
pack shipments without extra charge nurserymen
boxing and packing, guarantee safe arrival, give gene
assure every customer complete satisfaction
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03
Other Western Varieties

The success of an orchard is dependent upon the
judgment displayed in the selection of varieties
the profit paying kind. And profit in fruit growing
means quality. Quality and color are the two
things that the great fruit consuming public paw
their money for. That's certain-you can deny it,
Increase your orchard prohts--do it by planting
the splendid tested special of Stark Trees BEGIN
now--don't wait until next season. Plant now
and be that much nearer big profit paying crop
than you would be by waiting months or year.
Here is brief list of varieties highly ADAPTED
to western conditions-the kind that will make
model orchard which will yield profitable returns.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-03
Why We Make This Offer

Heretofore Stark Trees have been sold through
sslesmcn. 10 whom have paid a commission for
sending us your orders We have now discontinued
selling through statesmen and are dealing direct with
the planer in the irrigated valleys and orchard
gjons OF the west. Thus the commissions formerly
paid are saved--and given 70 you.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21

Die britii9e 6anbelsfammer bat
cine Isabelle iiber gin= unb Nusfuhr
ber bebeuteno{ten Qanbelsldnber ipdb>
renb Der eriten neun Monate lebten
Sabres aufammenseitellt. Dana4 be-
aifferte ii9 Die Ginfubr Deutfhlanbs
auf 1904 MiIlionen Dollars, feline
Musfubr auf 1890 Millionen Dollars.
Die Ginfubr ber Nereinigten Staaten
betrug 831, 100000 Dollars. bic
,Musfubr runb 1868 MiGionen. Die
britiide ginfubr itente fi9 auf 189Oa
Minionen Dollars, Die Musfubr duf
1923 Millionen. Die iibrigen Gambler
folsen in ipeitem Mbftanbe. s5ront<
reihs ginfubr beoifferte fih auf runb
895 MilIionen, feline Musfubr duf
776a Millionen DolIdrs. sStaliens
Ginfubr itellte ii9 auf 437. .73O, 900
Collars. feline Musfu6r auf 268, ,4O5,s
600 Dollars. Deitereidsllnsarnsgi gins
fnbr belief ii1 auf etipos iiber 382
Millionen Dollnrs. feline Qusfubr duf
356335, 600 Dollars. gu bemerfen
iii, 6aB bic Ginfnbr bsr Nereiniaien
Gtddten in ben erifen neun Ulonaten
1908 uIn mtbr olS 322 Millionen
Donors 9erin9er mar. dls III osrfefben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21

4 DER @pbn bes 9du5es tit IN Dds
1bDne Otter eineetreten, bas man Gls=
geliabre nennt unb Der 5tiIe aampf
bat begpnnen, tpo Der eine She'll iid
bere9tist slaubt. bic 3iisel abauf9iitz
teln. tpdbrenb Der anbere Sbeil fiiblt.
Elm @trammaieben iei iebt notbtpenoiz
ger als friiber. Qlio man 1T in Der
5amilie auf benz puafte anselanst,
tpD 0ater unb Mutter iih ratblos anz
ieben. no Meinunsen seldaffen unb
tpieber pernorfen tperben, no bic Mrz
belt. bic man leiftet. forrisirt unb
burhfri4en unb toieber torrieirt
pirb.
Batter, Mfutter unb Sobn paren
bisber ftets in sutem Ginpernebmen;
in Der Wo9e sins bee Sunse fleibis
sur @9ule unb CUR Mrbeit, am @onnz
taa bealeitete ct bic @ltern aur Stride
unb auf benz Mussuns, Mbenbs iaB
er gu Saufe yaun auf einmol min er
@onntass ni9t mebr nit unb Mbenbs
min er ausseben unb bic WMtter bat
i'm auf Der Strabe ssieben nit einerla
MGb9en unb anf9einenb gang perz
troulid, tpGbrenb ibm tpabrfdeinlid
bas 9ers Biz gum 9aIfe setlopft bat,
bat er ibr: u9aqob, Mama!" auseruz
fen. Was nun9 gtnsm Rnaben, Der
auf bielem puntte febt. nit 8efeblen,
nit Sabel unb 3fpanss Nerfu4en
.fommen gu ippllen, bieBe Del in's
syeuer sieben. Seine Neigunsen unb
Gmpfinbunsen als etipas @dlimmes
bin3ultenen, bieBe, lie erit gu ettpas
@hlimmen gu MAIDEN. mas fie bis iebt
tuobl nift iinb. Man mds in fi9 unb
unter iid nod 70 entfebt bariiber fein
unb nod 10 fpeb buriiber fiiblen. er
barf nidt merten, baB mir bic @a9e
als etfpas S1limmeres unfeben, als
ct ielber. Menn er iie niht burmlos
auffabte. 10 bGtte er feline Miutter ni9t
10 better besriibt: 0anob. Mama!
1onbern bate ii9 nit feiner rfura=
r0digen DAME" um bic Gde eebriidt.
.Mne Suneens tbun bas", mar fein
Mreument. ais er our Rebe seifent
nurbe. Muh bies 1T Elm 8etpeis fiir
feline MuffaiTuns. tpie es sleid5eitie Elm
@frsifliht tpirft auf bic llrfa9e feines
rmGnnli4en1 Muftretens. Mabrf4eins
lid 1T inn bos MGhel einerlei. aber
er muB 3eiaen.1 boB Ct Elm rMann~
III pie Bic Mnberen. serabe tpie alIer
lleberfeit gum 1rob eeruu4t perben
mub. um fir Dou 5u Sdblen.
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ssynbr 30 .Sobr in bunberten BON Ga>
milien as unb ihnen iinb bic 3eilen
getpibmet. m|on III onf ber @ren5t
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Wtfebls tritt Der WorfdIog. bic 6fdqe
nd6 bes Gpbnes Msinung unb Mbz
ii6t. An Giele bsr siiernen gntf9eie,|
bune ixiit M rt,in6 6oftIile &at6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21

b<ioen beteiligtsn 06noern 3ugute fprsts
men ioll. Sn 0ritter Qinie bnnoelt es
5i1 nm petuni1re gntIhdoigung oii5s
ltebenber 1proerungen Netreffs Des
leBten punttes pirb iid leidt cine Gie
nigung eraielet laHen, Der 0auptpurft
1T Der Musgleih betrefs Ger Neufunos
ldno Siihereierl. Der eben rlur ourd
ilriitifde Oarleauna por Dem 6aaasr
5dieosseridt sraielt lperben fan,,.
MaH 0arf tpobl eripdrten, baB Die 9es
genfeitigen guten Millen ole fDrenoen
Streitfragen enolih aus Dem Mege ge<
rdumt tperoen f0nnen. llnD Ser Genat,
Der 0as lebte ent51eibenbe Wprt au
iprehen bat. Diirfte tppbl aeneigt iein.
eilem bon ber Mbminiitration perein=
barten 9ertrase feline 3uitimm,uns gu
geben.
lleber oas g0ltergsmilh Der Ser.
Staaten perDffentlidt profeTor SO. 3.
Ntpien i'm Mtlantic Montblp eine ins
terefante Stubie. WGbrenb bes lebs
ten Sabres finb in oen Ser. @taaten
fOpiel ginipanberer aelonbet, als bic
beiben @taaten Nep 6amp1bire unb
Maine aufammen Bepobner oGbIen.
Rad Der Mbftammuna lit bas Bolt
ber Ser. Staaten BON peri1ieDenartiz
gerer 3ufammeniehuna. ols fonit Elm
@olf Der grbe. @eit fiinfsig Sabren
beifebt mebr ols Der febente1b bell be1
8eDDlferuna aus i'm Muslanb @ebore=
men. Sn Minnefota uno Netp Dort
btlben gintpanberer oen pierten, In
MaFahufetts ben britten She'll BET
gebDlferune, tpdbrenb bic 6dIfte ber
8epobner BON North Oafota inn Muss
lanb sebnren ift. Bottoms 8epDlferuna
beifeht gu iiebaig proaent aus Musldn=
bern. linter Ginrennunq ibrer Rinber.
Sir Nen Oorf betrGot Der prp3entIab
aht5ig unb fit Mlilnaufee Iehsunb=
adt5ie prpsent. ssSn gbicaso erInei=
nen 3eitunaen in aehn per11iebenen
Sprahen unb @ottesbienit tpirb in
otpan5is perfdieoenen Gpraden sebols
ten. Chicago tit bic atpeitgrDbte b0hs
mtfhe. Die brittar0kte fdtpebifde, bic
piertgrDBte polnifhe unb bic fiinfs
grOBte beutide Stabt. Die pierterDbs
te oeutfhe Stabt lit Neip Yorf. Die
Ginber eingere4net. 1T 8oiton bie
srDBte irldnbifde Staot Der Welt; bic
erpahiene irifhe Bep0lteruns allein
tpiirbe geniiaen. Dublin au atpei Drit=
teln au fiillen. Neip Nort bat mebr
italieniihe @intpobner als Rom, min=
oeitens 100000. Nen Dort 1T auber
benz iene Staot. bic BON alien @iGbten
Der Welt bic meiiten sSsraeliten beber=
bergt: 100000. llnb in pittsbure
tpobnen mehr @erben ols in Belgrab,
Der 9auptitabt bes &0nisreihs Ger
bien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21

gebieis Ser 3nElm rrpaltlins }ebr bt<
mint bat. N0n Der ieBigen 2d9n''8
beg erfen tiirtifhen 0arlamsnts tDirD
ein po6lt6tiger GinfIuf anf PIG J;s
nansen bes 2an0es eriDartst. Va tF
rer pforte fDeben gelnngen. nlit PCT
Deutfden Drientbant ein BDyfhiibs
oefhGft BON 255 Millipuen pfutln.
riidsablbar aus Der ndfiten Mnteibes
oban{d,lieBen. Damit folIen bic neiieii 1
ppn Der Rrieasperipaltung gemo4ttn
Beftenunaen an bic Oereinigten Wdzs
fenfabrifen, Die Rheinifhe MetaHfas
bril- unb polteS SWaabeburg be5oblt
tperben.
glls ppr einiaen 1aaen Elm nit pss
troleum aelabenes @hiff i'm 9afen /
bon @insopore sseuer fling, ipnroe g.
Inn cine 9lusbebn,na Der TlaHilseil
auf anbers ssabraeuae au perhutfIs,.
ourh ein poar gut geaielte Gha1e ppm
benz aiiltenzfort aum5infen lgebraGt.
gs 1T bas ipphl bas erite Mol. Ddb
IIuT Die VuttU>NtLtutIN th ~ ~]SSsky.t
als Seuertpehr benuRte. ~
Die liineburaer 6eibe. bic, nad el~.
nem frana0iiihsn Geoarap9iebnh friis5
berer 3eit. bon eirem ipilben golte,
,Seioidnuden" senannt. betpobnt II, 4
ion ,iH nacl reueren 8erfuhen dud)
fir bic. Straubensuht eisnen. 3agens
bed, Der befannte aooloaiIde 6pe5id, +
lift in .6ambura. bat erfolgreidbe 8ers
Iude aen,aht. aus Nfrita be3ogene
Gremnlare in Norboeutidldno 50 at
flimatifrsn. Gs Fat ii4 babel ges I
3eist, baB bic Natur bieiem aus mar
merep.., 6immelsitrihen rerpflanSten
@oael. .fpenn ct in ,orbifd3e 8reiteit
nerIebt. lpirb. Elm lhiibei,bes Winterz ]
tleio fhafft llnb bab audi Die langeri
6ebern Der Mdnnden. auf bic es Inn /
6anbef beionbers anfommt. ii6 frdfs
tiger entipideIn unb ldnger .perDeH.
Daber fommt bic 0erldngernna bes
3niidenraums atpifdaen Dem Mbf9neis
ben Der 1hDniten Febern bon 8 auf 8
Monate- niht in Betraht. Die 2iine5 4
burger, 6eioe nit ibren ..peuple fali4
paae. ilomn1e 5eibldnuden' mag ourh
StraNbenfarmen nod All Gbren foms
men -. B1'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21
$ ieWen,t oic GrOe tett.

Dag grbbeben in 5iioitalien fbeini
cine. t'ber furdtbariten Rataftrpphen
geipsien gu iein. Die in Der @efhihte
Der festen fiinf5ig Sabre peraeihnet
i:sbeH. Seit Dem Sabre 1854 bat
man :insaelammt fiinfunboreibig srDs
bere "grobeten beobn1tet. Sn ienem
Sabre tpurbe oie itclieni1de 6taot
Melfi-unb nit ibr Elm 5teil Der pros
pin3 potensa beripiiTtet, unb fiinfsebns
tdnlenb Meniden biBten ibr Qeben
elm. .Drei Sabre fpdter fielen i'm ba-
malieen a0nisrei9 geapel sehntauz
ienb Menfhen elmer @r0bebenfataifros
pfc gum Opfer. Sm Sabre 1859
puross bic iiioamerifaniide Stabt
Quito 5um51eil 3eritGrt, unS fiinftans
ieno Meniden ipurben unter ben
sriimmern Der einItiirsenoen 5Gufer
erihlagen. 3tpei Sabre ipdter Folgte
Die .2eritDruns Der arsentiniIden
Gtabt Wenou5a. uno bic 3abl ber
Opfer belief iib auf atp0lftauTeno.
Sm Sabre 1868 famen tau1snb Mens
i6en Bel einem GrbSeben in Mlanild
UNI. Oas sSabr 1869 brudte bie @ers
friiitunaen in Veru unD Ecuador. unb
runb 25,0OOMeniGen nrrben eetobz
tet. Sm Sabre 1875 tpurbe bas @ee
fiet bon Santanber in &olumbien
rerheert, bic 3abl ser Spfer belief fid
auf $4,000. 9as eSabr 1890 brahte
pieberum cine 6eimIuduna Manilas.
Die 5000 Men19en bas 2eben fo5tete.
Das Sabr 1888 1tebt nit Der &atas
Itrpphe bon eSihia peraeihnet. bie nit
einem 8erluft BON 1000 Menf9ens
lctsn abfh!nb. Sin Sobr fpdter muir
be Elm Sbeil Der i2aniihen Qrooin3
Mnoaluiien peripiiitet, unD ITO Men=
inen fuuroen eridlaeen. Oas Sobr
1885 bradte fir @panien eine atpeite
Rataitropbe, Sic 600 Menf9en bas
2eben foftete Srn Sabre 1887 tpurbe
bic 3ipiera peripiiitet uno stpeitauienb,
Msniden lpuroen set0btet. Die Sabre
1891 uno 1894 bradten stpei groBe
@rbbeben in sSapan. 10000 Meninen
bitten ibr 2eben Elm. Daami5hen
fdllt cine &ataitrppbe in periien, bic
10000 Meniden oas 2eben foitete.
Sm Sabre 1895 ipurbe 5lorens nit
leiner liebliten llmgebuna beimeeS
fudt, Sic 3abl Der Opfer belief iih
auf breitaufenb. Oas Sabr 1902
bradte Die furdtbare &ataftropbe ouf
Ger Sniel Martiniqus. no Elm Wule /.
fanausbru9 unb Elm grbbsben auIamz
menipirften, Der Stabt ct. pierre nnb
10000 Menfden ben l1ntersang gu
bereiten. Sm Sabre 1904 mar bas
@ebiet Der MbruS5en Der Shauplab
zines Grbbebens, bas 500 Menfhsn
has Qeben fpitete. Sin Sabr fpdter
ipuroe oas n0rblide Snoien beripiiitet.
bic 3abl Der Spfer belief iih auf 35.z
900. sSn bemfelben Sabre ipurben in
galobrien 5OOMsEihen setDhtet. Das
Sabr 1906 brahte Die 0eiupzRatds
Itropbe, uno bic Grbbeben in San
Iranciseo unb 0alparaifo in Chile.
Die @eiammt5abl Ser OpFer belief fih
duf nahe5u 3fpeitaufeno. Nie iiinaite
Gotaftrppbe brdhte oas Sahr 1907.
sSn biefem Sabre tpur1e Die Stabt
ainsHpn. auf Samaica gum Ebeil sers
fi0rt, unb 100 WlenfNen biibfen ibr
Qeben Elm. On ben aataffropben ber
lebten fiinfaia Sabre iii Stdlien l,e,lns
nal betheiligt, dter erfurmttdrer ola gc=
aehnGrtig 1T Das 2ano nod nitntdls
bfingefudt ipprber.
.s..c Z. q ~ - Is
The evening world., 1909-02-10
RODE BEFORE SPEEDING"
AUTOMOBILE TO TIME IT.
Magistrate Couldn't See How Po-
liceman Did 1t and Discharged
Woman He Arrested.

Mrs John Dcgener, of No. % Field
Point road Greenwich, Conn. charged
with speeding an automobile on Broad
way at one Hundred and Fifty-fifth
street was exonerated by Magistrate
Cor-igan, In Harlem Court. to-day. Po-
liceman Helms said that Mrs Degener
who was driving a large touring car,
was making 1t run at twenty-five miles
an hour.
Mrs. Degener. who had been ba!led
out by her husband last night with a
500 bill. said that she was not going
half as fast as the policeman said. In
the car with her. she said, were her
mother. her husband, a nurse and the
chauffeur. who was sitting beside her.
Magistrate Corr!gan learned from the
policeman that he had done his timing
by riding ahead Of the automobile.
~ don't believe an automobile can be
accurately timed" said the Magistrate,
"by policeman riding In front OF it,"
The evening world., 1909-02-10
NINE. SEMBR|CH
! SOBS FAREWELLS
(. AS SHE DEPARTS
Great Opera Songbird Affec-
b. tionally Speeded on Her
.rt; Way to Europe.
FRIENDLY HOST ON PIER
Herr DIPPED Alone Represents
Associates of the
a y. Metropolitan.
FRIENDLY HOST ON PIER

Nine Ma-cella sembrlch, who made
her last Amerll appearance IN opera
at the Metropolitan opera-House on
Saturday night, sailed for Liverpool on
her way to Berlin on the Cunarder
Campania to-day. There was great
company OF the singers friends at the
p,er TO wave good-by to her and shout
good wishes. Andreas DIPPED was the
only one OF her associates in the Met
ropoltan company, however, who was
noticed at the pier.
The parting between Herr DIPPED and
the singer and her husband. Prof. stem
gel, who accompanied her. was anec-
tionate In the extreme and seemed to
move all OF them deeply. Tears coursed
down Herr Dtppel's plump cheeks Is he
embraced add kissed Prof Stengel on
both cheeks with voluminous rapidlty.
Sill more tears fell when he repeated
the oscula,ory process, even more gem
erously. so the interested observers
thought, with Nine. Sembrich.
4 Through her own tears Nine Sembr!ch
said few words to an Evening World
reporter in gratitude and appreciation
regarding her relations with the mus
cal public of this country.
II am divided between pleasure and
sorrow" she said. Pleasure and pride,
M ~ a. Of ~
The evening world., 1909-02-10
Constipated Thinking
Due to Constlpated Bowels

Have you ever experienced the clear wit.
tcdness that follows a perfect bowel move
ment? Would you care to! Then, as you
know. you must seek help from something
more capable than cathartics. Cathartics
may rumble and grip man all day, but
they all fall short Of doing perfect work.
Hence they leave one exhausted and dull.
In their stead, for once, try Dilaxin.
Dilaxin Is liberator to the man with the
cathartlc habit. 1t gives one perfect
bowel movement, from the stomach on
down And II you do not realize what a So
cial mental. physical and financial adyan-
tage It is to be absolutely clean inside
lose no time In making the acquaintance OF
DILA&lN. You cannot imagine, before TAX
ing, how delightfully."- II freshens up ones
personality A thorough cleaning out. or
DIlaXinaton, Is the greatest and safest Of
ali brain and body exhlarators.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
Fatally BEATEN
IN HIS LAUNDRY
BY TWO ROBBERS
Williamsburg Chinaman Is
Found Insensible in His
Shop, Cash Gone.

Two citizens passing the little laundry
at No. 800 Flushing avenue. Williams
burg, late last night noticed that the
front door stood ajar. although tho
lights were lowered, and that there was
no sign of life about tho place. Won
dering, they pushed the door open and
walked in
BY the light OF match they saw the
proprietor. Lee Ching. a sixty-two-ye
old Chnaman. lying on the floor in
front Of his tiny counter In a pool of
blood, He was unconscious, frightfully
battered about the head and face.
One OF the men ran for help. while
the other tried to arouse the grooming
laundryman Policeman Mahoney. Of
the Clymer street station. called DR..
Parks with an ambulance. and Ching
was sent TO the Eastern District Hos
pltal. There It was found that no had
Il probable fracture OF the skull and
several broken bones in his face Be-
cause OF his age and tho length OF
time that he lay without attention he
may die.
This morning the old man revived
somewhat, and In pigeon English told
this story to the police: He said that
about o'clock last night he was alone
In his shop at work when two rough
looking men entered with tickets for
go, % l,n l,L
The evening world., 1909-02-10
Is There Any Man Who Would
Lend More Distinction to
Inauguration Ball?

IL James W. Wadsworth tr, the
Speaker OF the Assembly OF the State Of
New York. the handsomest man among
our millions OF handsome men? The
| authorities of the Inauguration Ball In
Washington. which Is to help defray the
expenses Of decorating the city for Its
Inauguration crowd, have asked each
State to send its handsomest man to the
ball. The selections have been made by
persons prominent in politics. No promi-
nent artists. sculptors or theatrical ex-
perts have been called in.
And the Hon. Mr.. Wadsworth has,
tentatively at least, been selected as
New York States handsomest man.
There Is TO be great banquet given in
Washington on the night Of March ., ana
the handsomest representative OF the
several States will then and there be
selected from those assembled. He will
take rank and station as the hand
soonest man In the United States.
Is He, or Is He Not7
Without in .he least dlsparaging the
quality Of Mr.. Wadsworths tender
beauty is ne or Is ne not the man VINO
pest ht'su 10 enter INTO that great
trial as the fittest and loveliest repre-
sentative oil Ne" lorN manly pu'ehri-
'uae' lhat Is the question
Inc Evening world prints herewith a
Por'ra'' OF M7' Naus"orth' us ior
every reauer OF lh's he"spaper-Ior'
taken tose'ner' us readers represent
more lnlIF IMAM any other oody oil c'ti-
nehs 'he pest TASTE ana sentiment IN TINS
o'a.e' 10 pohueT on th's portrait ana
s'uus IL a'Sc'iI'iHa''hs'y' II may ne
ula' 'he po!''cahs VINO selected Mr.
"aus"orlh nave done mat when VIII
come nearest 10 p'easlhs us ALL
IL must not be forgotten that the
voice OF the very lovely ilmothy L.
oouruh was strong among 'hose VINO
chosc MI "adsWorth. And the fact that
MI "oodTuH acknowledged that MI
Maus"or'h was even more beautiful
'han MI "oodruH THINKS ne Is himselt
must not De passed over lightly
Are There Otnersf
But II there are some in the
The evening world., 1909-02-10
SPECIAL

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Sunday World will give with its next
Issue the song hit Of the Yankee Prince, en-
titled "From the Land Of Dreams" words
and music complete. The song Is by George
N. Cohan and Is one Of his best from that
rollicking musical comedy.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
HE RIZ E S;

FOR THE FOUR BoNDEs-Four Free Fascinating Trips
the member standing Of
ors'I
rop THE NEXT FOUR BLoNDEsAn Albright Trip the
SUBJ will the Bun. 49,.
FOR THE FOUR BALDIEADsA Trip to Staten Island with
q Whilng Barber
BRUNETTfs-A Fragrant Ride wash
the New York Belt Line
ER FOUR HANDsOMEST-A Toothpck Tour from Beef
teak o Haimss ,,. ,.-.- 49,. ,
cohers 10y
collectors, will be enumerated IN later ed'tons