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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Detective C0nnOr's Heart Adventures

swell down here. Ell Broadway wasn't acc
high
but 1g, dc snS sab makes sssa,n me dry" dry ,a, he
soin to blow me TO bowl. Cap?'
Nothing doing in the drink line. said
Bill. who was moving slowly away, You
It's warm, Bob. Here's quarter TO,
YOU.
,,;; rs de inside as wants Tarnin, -
Then he caught Connor by the arm.
was back in 's2 dat nc rag en- dc angel
child runs away from old Bo' On
Come. cut it out. old man. inter
ruptGSd Connor in despair raising M his
Bob, 'ccpl when YOU get to telling that
| old. bughousc yam Of yours. SO
long" And The big detective went his
way. leaving the old man on the curb
| A thousand tines had crazy Bob
| told his story 10 the Bowery folk. lie
forced the yarn into the cars Of every
Whether drunk or seml-s0bcr he lost
no chance TO whmpcr OF the woman
and the angel child. And so we know
why they learned TO call him Crazy
Rob-thS very old man. the oldest
bum on the Bowcry.
There bad been 2 woman and child
in the days OF old Bob's youth She
WIS a very beautiful woman and young,
aud the child. too was pretty child.
The story hardened back half con
tury. 20 the early sixties. when the
Bowery was in the height Of its re-
putc and its glory-whcu the Bowcry
was the center Of life and Of gaycty.
OF romance. OF women and of song
There had been time whom Robert
Barry loNcd the woman and the child.
and. rs the story went. an actor man
of tho Bowery--au actor of tho old
had carried them away-thc woman aud
the chiId-aud Robert Barry was LETT
alone to grievc after his beloved ones
Drink became j solscc aud means OF
forgetting. and the man went down and
down. 10 the very bottom of the pit
of misery And hcn came the rags. and
the degradation, and the hunger and the
Tonight Crazy Bob Barry. oldest OF
a thousand buns on the Bowery was
sI nd Wm.G NM lb5cnS 'o o f be 'ng carT T@% ro
nance TO any one who would pause to
listen. But no one believed. not even
Bill Connor, To all who heard the story
1t was but dream Of fancy, the va
Garics Of q drink -craZcd mind.
Al midnight the detective had reached |
the southern limits Of his patrol. and
20 Blcecker street His night of vigil
lance had borne no fruit, and he was
returning empty-handcd. Not crook !
had he met In all his mile OF search
at least none that he knew. But across
the street, on the eastern shore OF the !
Bowery stream. Benny Wise had been |
served with better luck. and even now !
was al the station house making charges !
against youthful YcgG.
In front OF the Bowery bank crowd 4
had gathered. and the approaching Con-
nor heard angry, diScordaut voices, and !
a swayinG movement Of arms and hands
above the heads OF the throng. Quicken
ing his steps he swept the avenue with !
sec. and alone he shouidcred his big
hulk into The very midst of the riotous
crowd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03

and dissolve 1t in a pint OF hot water
and take tablespoonful before each
meal. Parnotis generally cuts down su
peTluous flesh rapidly and will not in
jure your health in any way / am sure
II will help you TO regain your former
slender figure
\. G. M: To make your skin soft
smooth and vclvety and get rid OF that
shiny. greasy look that troubles you, use
this lotion on the face, neck and arms
Get from Your druggist ounces OF
and add teaspoonfuls Of giyccrinc. II
applied in the morning. your complex
ion Will not need retouching the whole
day long II Is "A true beautifier and is
widely used in preference 10 powder be-
cause OF It's effect on dark neck and red
hands-where powder is of no avail. 1t
does not rub off like powder. There is
nothing so good as spurmax for cold
sores. freclsles and tan.
Carolyn; ] am glad you found quin-
zoin hair tonic so satisfactory. No, you
should not shampoo your hair with soap
and water while using the tonic--nor at
any other time. for that mattcr-so many
soaps leave the hair dull. brittle and
strcaked. You will find canthrox
shampoo a surprise and delight"-that
is what the magazine advertisements say
and VI Is true. Try one-eithcr at your
halrdresscr,s or at home, Just dissolve
z tcaspoonful of canthrox (you can get
II from any drugSsD in a cup OF hot
water. II makes a rich lather aud plenty
OF IL III VIII thoroughly cleanse the
scalp, remove dandruff. relieve itching
and irritation. A canthrox shampoo
dries quickly and leaves the hair soft.
bright and fluffy.
II II. ~: All tho external complex
ion beautifiers i'm the world-powders.
creams or lotions-will not rid you OF
pimplcs II your blood is out OF order
| have always believed in the good old
fashioned methods Of our mothers. who
every spring gave us medicine 10 cleanse
the blood and rid the system Of impurl-
ties resulting from the indoor life OF
winter. Get from your druggist one
ounce OF leardene, mix it, with cup
of sugar and pint OF alcohol and then
add water enough TO make a full quart
OF tonic. Take a tablespoonful five
minutes before each meal and before re-
firing. This inexpensive spring tonic
purifies the blood, arouses the torpid
liver. aids digestion, restores lost ap-
petite, and clears the skin OF pimples.
blotchcs and other cruDtions by rernov-
ing the cause. IL strengthens and builds
up the entire system. You'll feel like
Il new girl in q few weeks and thai
tired out feeling will vanish
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Shut Your Ewes.

This is a funny little stunt enjoyed
alike by old and young. II one has
never tried il it is very amusing TO find
out how difficult it is to iind anything
with your eyes shut or TO judge dis
stances. First place piece OF paper on
backwards two steps. then try TO walk
OH the paper and pick il mp. Then stick
n pin on the wall about four feet up
and try TO pick il off blindfolded, Stand
about five or six feet away from table.
shut the eyes, then Try TO walk up To
il without knocking against it. Many
other stunts may be devised TO show
how dependent we are upon sight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Glass Colors and Flowers.

VIII YOU kindly suggest some class
colors and howers; also some class mot
toes? ROMA
White and gold. pale blue and pink
yellow and black. crimson and gold corn
color and blue arc all pretty color COM
binations. So much depends upon in
divdual preferences that | think in se-
lecting colors and flowers a vote by the
class is the only fair way to decide
Each for ALL NO crown without the
cross, Hitch your wagon to u star.
Unity in diversity" These are all old
but It's hard to go ahead or the good
old savings that have come down to us
from the years gone by.
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Suggestions for Weddings, Luncheons,
Showers; Questions Answered, Etc.

she sent cards to all on her calling list
4 touch OF novelty will be the playing
and singing OF English ballads and God
Save the King" VIII be played more than
once by the Stringed instruments which
are To he concealed from the guests by
a screen OF English flags and palms.
Mingled with the stars and stripes Will
be the British union jack. the Cross OF
ST. George" and everywhere there are
to be roses OF all hues. This seasons
debutantes Will take turns al the table,
where tea viii be poured and piping hot
English mullins. made small Will be
passed with orange marmalade. There
will be tiny sandwiches and preserved
rlnger.
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For Primrose Day.

The 18th is Primrose" day, 1t does
not mean as much to us as 20 our Eng
lish cousins. who Loyalty wear a prim-
rose ON that day in remembrance OF Dis
racli Lord Beaconsheld), who died on
that date
For dinner or luncheon planned for
the 18th IT Is suggestion 10 use every
wherc-ccnterpjecc and room decorations
these charming flowers which come in
all colors and very plentiful as we'll as
cheap AT the florists. A potted primrose
Of the double variety would make an ac
ccptablc gift at bridge or any other game
at which the hostess wishes TO give 81 re-
ward of merit,
For favors the little jardinieres Of por-
cslain, which | think are imported from
Paris, would DO lovely. each containing
n wee primrose plant; The place card
could he tied to the handle ! am sure
these ideas may be easily adapted 10
any functions on the morrow and give
the requisite touch OF something diff
ferent." which seems 10 be so necessary
90 the peace of our up-to-date hostesscs.
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Health and Beauty Aids
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN.

g. j.. Yes. my adyices from Paris are
that this years fashions will do away
with the wearing Of rats puns and all
forms OF false hair. ] welcome this re-
am sure no woman will suffer embar-
rassment if she takes proper care Of
the hair with which Nature endowed
her. The use OF the right tonic will
nourish the scalp and the hair follicles.
prevent the hair coming out and keep ii
glossy. fluffy and lustrous-so that
small quantity of hair properly cared for
and richly glowing with its own natural
color (cven II IL be grey Is more attract
we than a huge mass OF coarse and dead
looking false hair, Get from your drug
In pint OF alcohol and add pint OF
cold water. Rub this tonic gently into
the scalp and roots OF the hair once or
twice week, This trea atment Will kill
the germs that cause dandrunf and fall
Ing hair IL Is very inviSoratine. nour-
ishne and refreshing TO the scalp.
Mrs c. McF,: To secure the clear.
fresh and soft skin YOU say you envy
so much | advise you TO use almozoin
cream Jelly both as Il massage and face
cream. This contains no oils or fats
that will make the skin dark and greasy
looking, or cause a growth of hair. Get
from your druggist one ounce OF almo-
zoin and dissolve it in ! pint Of water.
thcn add teaspoonfuls of slyccrnc:
stir brislely for few m nutes and let
stand over night Almozoin cream Jelly.
blackhcads aud pimplcs. not caused by
impure blood or the result of functional
disorders. II makes large pores small
and Keeps the skin smooth. soft and
piiable. 1T Is n thorough cleanser and
VIII remove dirt that soap and water
never touch.
NJ. X. j.: When your eyes so easily
become dull. red and infIamcd t is an
Indication that YOU need an eve tonic.
Bright clear and sparkling cN.s are Il
charm TO any woman, while on tho other
hand ii requires an unusually beautiful
face TO Offset Unattractive eyes. You
can make an excellent eye tonic by dis
solving an ounce Of crystos I'm a pint Of
water. Ono or two drops In each eye
will promptly relieve your eyes of dull
nnas. redness or infiamma ton II does
not smart or burn and will strengthen
your eyesight Crystos is n great help
TO those who wear glasses.
N II T.: Don't borrow trouble be-
cause you have become 0eshy. Most OF
lis gain weight in winter, Don't dict;
Il is weakening and usually fails TO
bllne about noticeable results. Get 4
ounces Of pamotis from your druggist
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N0x7o1 Er0A0rfo INN onto Edited BY Madame Me
by Madame Me
COPYRIGHT 1910

work club: then the shower is given after
the regular work or play is done. II 1t is
just 10 bc a shower" each guest is
asked to accompany her gift by a rhyme
or sentiment Ia he read t1ou0 when her
parcel is opened. You sec opening ALI
the things is quite diversion. then with
refreshments the hours from two TO five"
pass quickly.
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For shaisespeare's Birthday.

great "Rard OF Ayon's" natal day. al
though some authorities contend that he
was born on the 26th. History says that
could be used with quotations from his
writings on the place cards. Prizes
could be some of the many beautiful
small books that are out of his plays
or pertaining TO him. A charming book
is called The Lovers of Shakespeare" >"
bound in red. Ii is Just the right size
10 pick up In an idle moment. This
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To Women
Who Dread
Motherhood !!
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TO Happy, Healthy Children Alb
soIuteIy Without Pain
Sent Free.

No women need any longer dread the
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would bc first oyster or clam bouilon
with a SNOWFALL OF whipped cream on
top. crcdmcd chicken or SweetbrCads in
white paper cases. with delicate white
bread sandwiches celery salad garnished
with cottage cheese balls. For the sweet
have ice cream nodded in form of snow
balls win small round white frosted
cakes rolled I'm coCoanut.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
For 4 Linen Shower.

! would like to know Of some game or
contest that would do for a linen shower
To be given for a bride-elect. ELSIE.
Al tho very pvcttiest linen showers
there is scarcely ever any set form of
amusement unless ii is Il cord or needle
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Your card should he engr,I
Your full name if YOU arc y
daughter: If the elder. the
simply Miss Owen" All boo
quotes say Return first cal
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about n dozen calls, then Ia,
riaEe and return all in one.
I'm the order in which you reccl,,
Inside a couple OF months is a.
suburban towns, but a city is
acting u
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He turned and pointed q
finger at the little woman ~
bonnet who was trembling Ma
'De lady's name-F'rances wt.
mothers name. LADY, For rs'
dc nano quick" he gasped =
There was an jmpresajv vs
earnestnesS to the scene and =
ment tho desk sergeant and a
lost note OF time and place
a drama was being plavnd
little stage-a romantic drsrr
dead and buried past-almost
II seemed TO that small rroun ~
De name OF your mother. Lad
gaspcd tho old man.
The woman in the poke bi
grown white. and a faintnesl
70 come upon her She Ieans
the railing. for support. And I
fortified, she looked IN into ~,
eyes OF Crazy Bob. and. as III,
an old mans whin. she said "a.
Rose Barry was my mother'S
En- she is Whcre?" asked n,
very gently and with a note OIL
Dead for over twenty ycars
the little woman.
En- where IS N
- iio"H C3Ilc upon BOt1 RAJ
and he hcsitatcd. lie was nho,,,
name that had not passed h
nearly fifty years.
The woman seemed tn undcrsQ
Dead" she said quietly, I'd.
my mother died." ~
Then the tears cams and S5o'
ces began to sob and covered
with her hands.
The aged man took a stem for,
spirit Of youth crcpt into his
The wild expression Of the
passed away like the mists OF
years. and a look Of quiet nd
across his face, as If emerd'
some secret hiding place. He ~
crly arm around the shouldery f
binE woman,
Nc angel child" he murmur.
II knew II was your mother'F 81
was sayIn' Thy Kingdom Com
dyin' 10 take You in me arms
been so long-so long-nearly n
me child-way back in de 6D's.''
She raised her eyes and
him.
MY poor old dad" she said.
know my fathcr-I was so lid
and life has been very long and
me. but. praise God, there are
! have. and the things 10 eat, a
for you"
Detective Bin Connor was le;
the desk, talking in whispers
gcant.
Better cross il of the blottef
saying. drop the whole thingl
sure agreed the sergean,
forget it. Bin And 10 the II
in front OF the railing he said
ly.
well, you folks can go nj
room is awful hot. and the fires
do you good"
BIZ Connor followed them to
The old man and the small won
poke bonnet were walking han
like little children With the lisl
er of the cornet at their heals.
God night, Boil" cried
Chcerily,
Good bye, Cap replied the
shaking with emotion. Me ang
way back In de SOS. Capt.
God bless you. sir" said Sis
ces. as the big door closed benin
"And now what do YOU think
grunted the desk sergeant 1
pipe.
Bill Connor dropped into a
clasped his hands back OF, his h
| We'll" he replied though,
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Card Etiollette.

| am the only member of my family
here and I am boarding Should my
cards bc engraved Miss Jane Owen Jane
Ethel Owen on lame L, Owen a call
should be returned within two weeks,
should IL not2 BYRNE.
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Refreshments for High Noon Wedding

VIII YOU please tell me what TO serve
for simple wedding menu? There VIII
be thirty guests We wish TO serve at
one large table and the others at small
tables. We live on a farm and want
things in good form, but simple. The
wedding will be at noon,
L. ]. Il.
Serve hot bouillon with n slice of lemon
IN each cup. then either sweetbrcad and
mushroom patIies with sweet potato
croquettes or veal croquettes and creamcd
potatoes in ramakins, with either green
peas or asparagus tips hot rolls, sailed
nuts, olives. chicken salad. with nut or
"hfesc sandwiches very thin. ice creaw
and wedding cake. coffee bonbons.
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Questions on any subject pei
this department will cheerful
swercd. 4 reply will be sent
stamped and addressed envelf
closed; otherwise answers Will
this column. Address NADIA
care Tribune. III
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Reply to ''Jane. -

Please send a stamped. sclf-addrcssed
envelope to Nine Merri, in care of the
paper: for personal reply TO your ques
tions
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urncd an ear to the complaining voice
II The short man.
Broke upth the,h meeting. and tried
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nesting close 10 the cornct player.
Right I'm the middle of the Lord 6
prayer" added the woman, as Connor
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ried a cornet tucked under his arm. \
dumpy little woman OF uncertain age
holding tamoourine in her hand. was
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week is full or suggestions that clever
hostess may work out as best suits her
need.
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Pertaining to Cards.

When PERSONS on Whom one Is calling
is at home should card be left? Is it
turned face down II person Is ut home,
and face up II person is OUT
DEBUTANTE.
Cards are left when people are at
home when one is returning a first call
in return for some formal hospitality or
if calling on "a stranger: after that
among friends IL is not necessary to
leave card every time
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"Aud now what do YOU think {
grunted the desk sergeant, III
pipe.
Bill Connor dropped into a c
clasped his hands back off, his he
We'll" he replied thought
guess Crazy Bob wasn't 40 m
bug as VIC thought he was. Y
can tell. Sarge; We are all I
more or less"
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An English Tea.

The 23rd is st. Georges day and a loyal
English woman IS going To use the Oc-
casion to give an afternoon tea for which
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 500. Indepen
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II. II r.: Don't borrow trouble be
cause you have become neshy. Most OF
Ills gain weight in winter, Don't diet:
Il Is weakening and usually fails to
bilne about noticeable results Get
ounces Of palnots from your druggist
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ae o., Friend Building, EImlra, N. Y.