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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-11
MAIL CARRIERS ARE STARTED.

Monday morning Keith Snyd and
Will Kinney commelced upon their
duties as city mail carriers. and per
formed their duties like old timers.
present a most creditable appearance.
AS yet they havs. not received their
mail sacks and are using those be-
longing on rural routes.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-11

Miss Ida Sage, of Shelley, was the
over Sunday guest of tn Misses Nj e.
MILAN.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-11

John Fowler, of Arco, was busi-
ness visitor in Blackfoot Wednesday.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-11
SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR
NEXT WEEK.

Next week will mark the close of
school for this year and the following
programs have be arranged.
Sunday, May IA, the Glass Sermon
will be preached at the Methodist
church by Rev. Powell OF Caldwell
The services will be at the regular
church period in the evening.
Tuesday evening at the Auditorium
TIL: High School Chorus will assist
Prof Rowden in a concert. At this
concert all the season tickets which
have been sold to the Rowdon reci-
tails will be hOnored.
Thursday evening, the Senior class
play, "Esmeralda' will be given at
the opera house. Admission 10, 20
andt 80 cents.
Friday ev ming will come the regu-
lar commencement exercises. An ad-
mission of 15c will be charged. No
seats reserved save to the families
of the graduates. This small admis-
sion is charged only to pay rentals,
printing expenses and tn. like so as
not to make the graduation an expen-
sive affair to the seniors.
The program for this exercise is as
follows:
The evening world., 1911-06-06
MONTREAL ENTRIES.

BLUE BONNIE RACE TRACK. MONTREAL.
Can. June 6.-Tbe entries for to.morrpw's races
are a. follows:
FIRST RACE-Two-ysar-olds: five suriong..-
s aiq'' ios; 9 !.si:aiia III SI.d. h'Y PIP v.;.,i iai; f rs
''DalmAin. los.
s.Hldreih entry.
;.s: 's:;n tts,i9asspn;s.@i ousysi. j& .n.raa;;
THIRD RACE-Thne~- y-arolds AMI IN; 90,
nil. The NSigR.L iot; MATHIS. lo7; Nsnshyn
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp; thtes-ysaro,ds
one and one.eishth milss-Agnar. o.; Cherish
FIFTH hACE-steplecha.e; Wilson Cup
tonr,eh,,old, and mp sbout two sod ons;hai
Etpansionist. ~; Steve Lane. 147; byzantine
Rey, -106; 'Pardper. 100; 'Msssntins los; sEos
T Ri P Ron, IS r b% kass. Leighton SS' io'' Ter
ups n. and hS sss:S.if iS;Ion sasee.fss, Sld' i "a;
iFCSss:' l9.9ss; Nay w *o iiif'H ID; s'!Scsss snsia, ia 81; vi sS.s ss..s
H. li HS'' E 2" sss; ~; k tss%' Sii.S .iG y; oS Sss
Rogop. 10; Caiypte. 107.
Five pounds apprenties allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fact.
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MURRAY SPO|[S
PIRATES HOMER
BATTING ORDER.
lGpsciai IN The Eyepin. World.)

PITTSBURG, Pa. June 6.--The New
York Giants. proud leaders IN the Ma
tional League race. invaded Pittsburg
to-day. coming for an important series
OF four games against the Pirates at
Forbes Field. starting this afternoon.
Bugs Raymond did he twirling for
the 0othamites in the opening battle,
Manager Clarke used Lefty" Leiheid.
Clarke has all his best twirlsrs avail
able for the present series. and Le!neld,
Adams, Camnitz and steele should make
II interesting for the visitors. Of course.
McGraw 10 just as well ixed for slab
bists as Pittsburg. so that most OF the
games here are likely to prove red hot
pitchers battles. full Of interest and
excitement.
Devore started the game with a hard
smaah, going out. Leiisld to McKechnls
who was placed on irst by Manager
Clarke on account Of Hunters poor bat
ting. Fletcher could not connect with
the curve that Leiield bent over and
Tanned. Snodgrass hit to Byrne and a
good throw to Mckechnie beat the
runner.
Carey hit Q high ny 10 infeld tina
Fletcher got. Murray mad a wonderful
catch OF Byrne's long ny deep right cen.
ire; The hit had q home run tag on II
when II left his bat. McKechn!e was
out. Raymond to Merkle.
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3 HURT NAUT0;
INJURED WOMAN
SPIRITED away
Car Wrecked on Bridge Ap-
proach in Avoiding Crash
With Theatre Party
ONE MAN NEAR DEATH.
Richly Dressed Woman Hur-
ried Away in Anothe- Auto
and Her Name Refused.
ONE MAN NEAR DEATH.

a Dig racing automobile coming from
the Bronx shot across the Lemon ave.
nue. bridge Q One Hundred and For.
ty.hfth street 1T . o'clock this mornias.
and as Il struck the approach on the
south snd headed for Q limousine bear.
ing q theatre party going east
In response to the chauffeur's dss-
perats efforts tho r,esr svssvsd aside
ana dsr,ed toward the ourb. The two
front wheels hit the bridge promenade
and went over the slx-lnch elevation.
the rear wheels skidded. and the force
tore one from the axle. The two front
tlres burs, as the machine came to q
sudden stop. and the three occupants
we're hurled against the bridge Ap-
proach parapst and lay unconscious.
The racer was driven by . man de.
scribing himself a. Arthur Mclean OF
No. Il 81. Nicholas avenue. vino claims
to be the owner. with him on the
front sest was n woman richly dressed
and wearing Jewels. On the funky's
scat in the rear was q man who after.
ward described himself a. Abtanafn
Weiss. thirty. . waiter at the Pelham
Bay Inn.
The sound Of the crash and the burst.
ing tires brought h bridge tender. sew.
e., p.I''ns rom oosi ara nearby
o. inc
80 was iounu 10 ne tho worst In
- "e was 'sseh 70 the Harlem
Hospital suffering from . possible frac-
~" 'ne Skull and internal Injuries.
"..i'es many cuts n bruises.
lhe CELEBRITY with which the woman
was got OUT OF the way amased the po-
nee Al hrst she was unconscious.
sore"h about The scene Of the accident
were several OF her ''rats'' and puns
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK. Lorisy,ILr X, lam

RACE TRACK. LOUISVILLE. Ky. June q.
- The entries for to-motow's races are as FOL.
lows.
Lai ~ Dainty Ir ne. los; Fernando. ioi; Al
Mailer. ~; Inckion. %: Rocky O'Bri>a, los;
,Ninttrgroen. 1OT Efn Beau. ii3 Mcivor, as
Merrick 100 Biz STICK, IG Star Blue. lis.
9ids four aud a half furlone. TRACE Me. III;
Robert. -iia; Embracer. li5; Hamilton. li5; sun.
~. 10 .Baiy, li2; Charter. liz Free Lance.
", Fox Brook: liz: Eagle Eve. 1i5 King Ear.
il5; Ch.r ip. liJ.
Third R~ACE-sdnns; one mil. and seventy
ysrds-Nan Ferguson. I02; Helene. 100: Melton
Street. lOI: Swish. 1917 Rompie, IOt; Dick
Hak1, .lO7. Hawthorn. iOI: ~Scrimmags. III
kobt; Bruce. iH Althorp, im; MockIer. i07
FOURTH RNCE-HsDdicap; one and one.S,.
!eenth of mile.-Mes-sngsy Boy. 100; bourbon
Beau. .l0S Leamance, 1902 Icha kssrdou, iO5
Tom Bieoee. lU3. summer Might, los.
. FIFTH RACE-Selling; two-teerolds: five
lGs: john Robert, 106: 1rish,cwn. 100; Judge
Salr, lG3: 'Amcdcsn ,iir, los Ysnk.r. los
Eale,te, 100; Col. lioioway. i03. Johnny Pitts,
los; Terrible Dan, i0s.
SIXTH RAoEEsrlling; one and q quartz,
mtl~. Edna Collins. ~: Snort Orier. iOi
ZienAp. lu5 Sir CstesiN, lUg. Iouis Kst1. ~
Layminster. 1O1 Falrads. IGI FOREHEAD. 100
ffrst Peep. lO3 Cassowan, los.
Apprentice allow ancr.
weather cloudy. TRACK fast.
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ARE O A "WEEK ENDERp"
II So This viii BE OF Interest to
You.

!: you are In the habit OF leaving
town bn Friday or saturday for a week
end In the country you undoubtedly
AXE sone CONNECTIONS with you-pro-
vlded you have 'iAs to get them. Many
an expeetant one has been kesnly dis.
appointed Just because another would
have missed ats train OF boat had he
stepped to get the daint.ss.
For this reason Loft 10 featuring each
friday ana Saturday a rew idea ~ tbs
Candy pJs!psss. lie IL putting up pack
ages. each containing nifiersat assert.
ments OF E.s popular spec.s'r. 10 \ jif'
ierept combinations. The combination,
are known b.! number, aHG IL IN necss-
saTy CAY 10 mslt.pn the number you
want, and, as al psrsages are carefully
pses.J IN a oontaIner ready TO be takrn
AWAY. not 4 slnHlo moment need bs
los. YOU have but a minute TO cate h
yoJr Train. this 10 Just 80 seconds mors
ihsn Is necessary 70 get your candy.
The CON binatiGu packages sell tor 99c
The evening world., 1911-06-06
DAY PORTRAIT PAYMENT
AUTHORIZED By HAY.
Arts, Got $3.50 Out of S2,45O, but
Where Remaining $1,000 Went
Still a Mystery.

WASHINGTON. June ~6.-Senator Root
was unable to give the House Comm!t-
tee. which ~ investigating the state
Department. much information to-day
on the disbursement OF the y. $50, an
proved for the payment " u picture OF
former Secretary DAY. for which Artist
Rosenthai received $3.50. While Secretary
OF state, Senator Root said ne had
the mater investigated. II resulted only
IN the finding Of a paper showing Sec.
re'ary Hays approval OF the payment %
sSi0 from the Emergency OF "Secret'
Fund OF the department.. Payments from
this FUND were made upon the approval
Of the Secretary without receipts or
vouchers.
Senator Roo; told the committee he
was convinced former Chief clsra
Michael, now Consul General at ca.
cu;tn, he'd reported that the difference
~ N,G2o mad been expended under u,
direction OF Secretary Hay for purpose,
Of Nhi'h II vas no, desired Ia leav,
a record,
The committee may never learn whcr,
the remaining si,GD went. Il was fait
NJ the state Department to-day tina
Secretary Knox probably would no
testify before the committee on IA,
subject,
The evening world., 1911-06-06
SEASIDE PARK FOR THE POOR
ASSURED BY VOTE Of ALDERMEN

moderate lean They need Q seaside
playground swept u ocean bresses.
with facilities Of a wholesome character
and controlled by public oficials. II 10
a prevalent conviction In the city that
the expenses Of our municipal govern
ment are te5. ooo, 900 higher than they
hould be. Some Of this money now
carelcssly expended could readily be
utilized for the purchase Of the coney
Island park.
REV. WILLIAM n. HUBBELL,
Mariners Temple. Manhattan.
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Ready TO ia All IN His Power "a
Further Plan.

To the Editor Of The E,sning World
The idea OF the greater seaside park
is worthy and commendsble. II will be
Of a great benefit to thousands OF poor
women and children In the suitry sum
mer days, II would certainly give me
great satisfaction to see the idea ma
terialize. and ] am ready TO do what u
IN my power for the furtherance OF tue
project. REV. JAMES =. O'BRIEN.
st. Rita OF Cascla, The Bronx.
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city Could spend It's Money ON No
BetteP Project,

he Editor ~ The Evening Word.
l am entirely In sympathy with the
plan which The Evening World sdvo.
Gates for the establishment OF = public
park at coney Island. There can be no
better purpose for which the city car
spend les money tina. TO give Its poor
an opportunity to escape, even for Z
day. from tho cruel heat Of the crowd.
q tenement districts. Trust your labor
viii meet with success.
RABBI NJ. $. MAR0OLYEs,
kehilath Jeshurun. Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

LONDON, June Gin the Bow Street
Court to-day orders OF extradlt!on were
issued against Edria Stooche and Spiro
Alexsi. who are wanted In Fort Wayne,
IND, to answer charges OF grand lar
ceny. The prisoners, who are Bulgsr-
ians. were arrested At the request Of tho
American State Department when they
arrived at Liverpool on the steamer LOU
sitania on May is.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
CONCESSIONS ON BOTH SIDES
RESULT IN AGREEMENT.

The forsgoinE division OF the tracti,n
territory OF the city has been agreed
upoa by the hve Public Service Com.
nissioners. and three members of th.
Board OF Estimate. according to one D,
the members OF the joint conference.
No Information was forthcoming as 10
the late OF the Fourth Avenue su5way
IN Brooklyn. hut the Inference vas that
II goes to thu II. X. 4.
Concessions on both Sides, /, VA,
said. had resulted In a unanimous re-
PORT. which would be presented Thurs.
day TO tho Board Of Estimate.
The traction conferrecs VIII ais, rec
omhnend. II is said. a pm. steal conneo-
ton. and q trafic a~greenen, between the
ID. n. T. system aud tho tubes Of VIII.
lam u. McAdoo's Hudson and Manhs,.
ian Railroad Company under the North
River.
Whether the Interboroup, will be will
IND to share It's Mania n ncid with
ihs b. u. r. Is "A Question. Its various
giants around city Hall declared thi.
morning that under no circumstances
would that company back down N this
'espeet. As for. the b Il. T.. It would
be quite willing TO take It's allotted share
81 the traction pie. and retire with NOR,
Than II ever expected 10 get out OF the
dish.
After the report IL presented TO the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment l,
Will have to be voted pom Its nc.
ceptance Kills tor all lime 10 SONS an
Independent subway system owned and
opel y ted Wy the cay OF New York.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

To the Editor uffhs Erenins World;
The reeent fire at Consy island. | am
sure, Will prove a blessing In disguise.
The Evening World has begun a very
good work In urging more recreation
grounds for our poor. hard working peo-
pie. | am pleased to know our city
fathers have heard your call. You will
SOC have the satisfaction Of inviting
10 the grand, new park those who are
nearest to our h~sarts-the poo- OF New
York, REV. JOHN +. KEARNEY,
st. Patrlck's, Manhattan,
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An Exceptional Opportunity
Now offered CITY.
HE Editor OF The Exsnina World

TO The Editor q TIE ESenins World;
l heartily approve OF the plans for a
greater seaside park for the poor OF
New York.. An exceptional opportunity
Is offered aud il would seem wise to EN-.
brace 1t. REV, DAVID W. HEARN.
81. Ignatius Loyola. Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
lie Indorscs Plan M Giving Relief
to Poor.

10 ,h- Gti.or 81 TIE Evening World;
4 - c2rtul.y lndorse whateNeg the city
Glca 20 relieve the poo
REV. JUSTIN tlAuSMANN.
our Lady OF Ange,a. NGUhaVan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

10 the Editor Of The Essning World;
Am heartily In favor Of the Greater
Seaside Park plan. IT would prove q
~aeayen-oorn boon to the present genar-
alton, and generations yet to cone will
rise up ana cali the promoter blessed.
REV. NJ. j. HENRY,
Our Lady OF Rosary.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Prout Relieves u Would
lake !ur social Peace.
Money Now Car"irsN,> ~l:yprndrd
Could Pay for leach.

70 80 rd,ior q fh- tttp.Hg Wullit
7 heartily approve ot the purchase By
ths city Of TIE coney Island par,. Ny
church Is located In iower Manhattan
smong Wple most Of wnom are VI
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Fine Rail Fan for sw

Fine Rail Fan for Swearing.
MONTGOMERY. Mo-. June ED ward
Davis. a baseball enthusiast Of Fulton.
was fined n dollar and costs yesterday
for swearing. While the lawyers were
preparing the papers for an appeal the
0rtsoner diSapnAared.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Would He Of Greatest neneAt to
. Poor People.

70 the Editor Of rhs Evening World:
heartily indorse the plan. II would
be OF greatest benefit for our poor
people. REV. A. MUELLER,
Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
EXPECTS TO TAKE A TURN AT
THE MONTE CARLO BANK.

well. sub. here | H., SAID ,Ae cham
pion. I'm payin' for first class and
they got,er gimme what I pays far, |
expect TO have a mighty hne trip over.
We 10 goin' to land az Plymouth and
run up 20 London. where l opens my
iurn At the oxford Music Hall Oh June
Is. Then we goes 10 Paris 10 visit
friends, and I low 10 run down to
Monte Carlo In one OF my cars and 10
buck the bank . few. | Is Que back
here Aug. IL. TO keep an engagement
81 Hammerstein's.
'yM fight over on the other
sids' III night anybody for my price.
which is 10000. Fur thst money I'll
light 3 bear. I'd rather fight Lang.ord,
cause. mex, to me. he's the best mas
10 She game. but III fght this here
uenbafder Wells or anybody else that
The evening world., 1911-06-06
DeJnGrocle

All honest dealers recommend De
Miracle because they know 1t to be
the most meritorious depilatory In
the world. Others may try to sell
you their own preparation, or some
other worthless substitute under an.
other label. merely for a few cents
more profit.
II any dealer Offers you . substi-
tute. refuse It and 30 70 any one OF
the stores named below and you will
be given DeMiracle without argu.
ment.
slxF tssR das.$sSSSEs$SSesb co.
STERN BAOrHAks.
John PANIrtI s2Ns soNs.
ranpERIck iHohsER 3 90. saooxLyx.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

CHICAGO, June 6.-Bill Dahlen and
his Trolley Dodgers made their 1911
debut at the Cubs park this afternoon.
The Cubs are planning to make good
use OF their opportunity while the Su-
perbas are here to climb back into first
place. The fact hat the Giants are
facing the Pirates IL consoling for the
Cubs and strengthens their belief that
they will get back In the lead by the
end of the week.
The Brooklyn team came up from 81.
Louis this morning and all OF the NOR
were more than glad to get here. for
they have suffered from the intense heat
In the Mound City the last four days.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

trOuDle Ill I'll I'M
dreadful forms
shooting pains all
my body. sick
headache, spinal
weakness, dizziness,
depression, and
that was
|horrid. tried many
doctors in different
parts Of the United
States, but Lydia f.
Vegeta-
Ihla ComnOuud has
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Father Curry Sees - Plan Dless.
Ing for All Citizens,

10 the Editor Of The Essnins Word:
Manhattan 10 fast becoming Q walled
In city. for with a few small spaces ex-
cepted here and there. our river fronts
are stolen from US by ferry slips. steam.
er piers. coal yards. brick. stone and
lumber yards. receiving depo,s and by
every conceivable enterprise that can
command he use Of lighters and other
river craft. The big stretch Of ocean
from, which our enlarged city now pos.
'sesses should hot at be sacrificed 10 our
spirit OF commercialism. Some portion
Of this ocean front. and not 4 mean por.
ton OF II either. should be reserved for
use BY our people at large, and the
recent fire at Coney Island Il, In q Ger.
tain sense. provident!ai. for II gives
New York an opportunity TO secure a
seaside park that would prove q bless.
Ing, not alone to our poor mothers and
their children. but 10 al our citissns. I
am glad The Evening World has taken
up his fine project. II our city fathers
now will only wake up I'M purchase It
for us We shall be forever grateful. II
would not be economy TO spare the
city's cash whore the health and enjoy.
ment OF our people are At stake. Yes.
We must have the park.
REV. JAMES B. CURRY.
ST. James, Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
MORE
PLAN FOR
BIG OCEAN PARK.

Lsttsrs srs being received by Tit
Evenins World from clergyman all over
the greater city unitedly In favor OF
mere beach for the people a. ccaey
ISLAND. Tley gre that a Greater Sea-
side xark would iIaproye til morala CT
The people's playground. They support
the project o: the extension OF a clean
isaitnfn area owned Inc controlled by
the city as tho best means + fighting
tss brothei u tho dive. This advan-
sage, they contend, worid ci itssis oorc-
p~e.sSts Cor the t-E.ng % tae G,sca
y, ore..y and igipt swing Il ~ a pubi.c
park.
Yesterday . large .nstalmer. OF
tssso lsttsrs was pns.,shea. and more
80 prsssnetd to-'Gy.
taticr PPout Belic,cs IL Guild
Make !ur social reuce
~ ~ Elitor Of Iir E,eaias Notld;
IN excellent .dsa. GIVE 10 the poo,
some Of the seaside and fresh air ad.
vantagos o! the r.eh and YOU wiz re.
move a sre~i deal OF TIE peat up envy
and d'sFrJuI.cl feeling whiCa il the
cause 0. S~,rl,,s. auar.ly and reNolJ'
uoAA REV, JOHN = PNJGT.
~. IoHL's Church. Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

WOMAN
CURED
BY Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ottumwa, owa.-.'FOr years Was
almost Q constant sufferer from female
The evening world., 1911-06-06

Rain Brought Billion Gallons.
Commissioner Thompson Of the Board
OF Water Supply. said to-day that the
rainfall during the past two days had
added one billion gallons of water 10 the
Crosop water shed.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Of the new Ebways. considered as q
whole With the present transit lines.
AoheEMeNr PROVIDES DIVISION
QE TERRITORY.

AoReEMeNr PROVIDES DIVISION
OF TERRITORY.
Here are the reported terms OF th'
agreement reached between the Tran
at Committee OF the Board OF Esti-
mate and Apportionment and the Pub
lie Service Commission. which the In
tfboroush people assert means bank
ruptcy. The agreement means a d.
vision Of territory between the Brook
iyn Rapid Transit Company and rAs
Marlborough Rapid Transit Company.
~ was f~orecastsd in The Evening
World last fall. when the Commits.
siss held ND the contracts of the Tr.
borough or Independent subway sys-
~
The Brooklyn RAPID Transs, Com.
pany ssts:
Ths Brooklyn Rapid Trsnr., Com.
paay Tsts;
tunnel sAdsx the 1ast nivsf
from Pineapple s<ssst, Hrookiyn. TO
3lbsssy street, lsAaha An. 70
0A0ssA street., 70 vssey stssss, ~
1roaAvNy. - Fort. second street.
u osvsHsA avsaaA - YifSy.aA,sA
stssss, evss the oussnsboro Bridge
- Queens DeeouGA.
ne osaRs street subway loop
ssnasouAS ~ 3sookiyn, 1eaaAat-
Aa and WulisSArSusV nrtdgss over
~ 1Ags lavsf.
1lsvateA sxtsassoAs Of present.
system 70 Aad6swood. Jamaica.
South Dsoet1Sn go Into ne Plat
hush ssseoeA.
4 avs-ssas fare from asy point
n Manhattan - far north -
Stfty-nlntA street TO oonsy island.
The Interborough Rapid Trans. Com
pAny sets:
4 tsAAsl uaass the East nivsr
frsa 1srsA ssvssta stress. 1resh-
lyn, 10 ths foot OF East -Four.
tssatA stssst Naahsttsn, 70 ooa.
. Nth xafayssts 10 ana
rSa q the Eastern Parkway In
1rooklya. aad 70 oennsos with the
xs1ingtsa avenue routs N Nan-
hastaa-
ne Lexington svsnus yeuts In
Manhattan north 70 the Dsoaz.
4 Weet SIDE subway down Sew.
q svsnus from YortJ.seeona
styest 20 the battery.
Dron1 elevated extensions 40 far
nor.A - Two Hundred and Tour.
tssAth street for tho westerly leg
saa - FAR north - Pelham Day
Sark for the sastsrly log.
rhird trseking privileges for the
Third svsaas, Ninth svsnas aaA
second avenue IL" roads.
4 avs-osat fare svsr The whois
M~tsreerough system, the lines
thsy now operate 90 wsu - the
new ones isid . ~ the city au-
liberties.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

done more for me than all the doctors.
l feel II my duty to tell you these
facts. My heart is full Of gratitude to
you for my cure."-Mrs. HARRIET e.
WANPLER, ga 8. Ransom. Street,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation. which may mean death.
until she has given Lydia Z. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound q fair trial.
This famous medicine, made only
from roots and herbs, has for thirty
years proved to be the most valuable
tonic and inyigorator of the female
organism. Women residing in almost
every city and town in the United
States bear willing testimony to the
wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass,
Invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
confidential, and always helpful.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
10 ~, Edi,o- ~ TIE Evsalnr World

] heartily approve of your plan for
Greater Seaside Pal., ui Gomez Island
tor he poor VI New Nors.
REV, ". II. WALSH. .. j.,
Our Lady Of Loretto. Manhattan.
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CUBS START WELL
AGAINST DODGERS
BATTING ORDER,

Brooklyn. Chicago.
Tooley. So. s,"~rrri. a,
Daubert. 10. Scfulte,rf.
Wheat. II. ..J. ..aa. Ia.
Hummel. %. ". Zimmerman, %.
Burch, Ct. Doyle 30.
Couison. RI. Tinker, So.
zimmerman, 30. Kaiser. Ct.
Bergen. c. King. c.
Bell p. Richie. ..
Cmp!res-Brennan and O'Day.
Ipndancp- Ln
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Approves Seaside Park SaGGestioa
"With All NY Heart"
To the Editor Of rhs Evening World:
Yes. with all my heart I approve OF
Il. REV. p. r. MINOGUE,
st. Brigid's. Manhattan.
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Sleeves

Now being all the rage for women's
wear, many ladies are confronted
with the great discomfort to expose
their bare arms on account Of hair
growth. This can be easily remedied
with
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I'm Z powerful MAJ
says Cowboy Dan.
At the game OF Catch.
ss.catch- Cdmpbsii's
Can"
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THE extent OF the shore front now
owned by the city Is about $50 feet.
The addition OF the proposed park area
adjoining this city property covers abou;
100 fee, OF shore front. whi,h together
make nearly &.000 feet that could be de-
Xalon4d into n fine aea side MINK.
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ALDERMEN CONSIDERING EVENING WORLDS PARK PLAN.
Especially pmpMdm The Evening wD

Especially photographed for The Evening WORLDLY
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Cmp!res-Brennan and O'Day,
Attendance-4,JO so.