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The evening world., 1911-03-04

NE thing has become hrmiy Nm
u pressed on the minds OF the low
ers OF boxing In This city. The
referees In most OF the clubs show /,
lamentable lack OF knowledge OF IN
rules Of decent boxing. Youngsters al.
allowed 10 do things that are grossly A.
variance with all traditions OF the ring
What II worse. they are allowed to-
repeat the foul tactics and instead OF
being 1red out OF the ring they are sim
ply talked az by tho referee.
This was glaringly apparent IN the
Pal Moore-Tommy Malouey bout on
Wednesday night. Tho only bit of class
that Moore showed was a rapld-fre de-
livery OF left uppcrcuts. But he got
those blows in thrice while he held Ma
loney around the neck with his right
and literally dragged him round tho
ring. Maloney. besides the fact that he
out-walloped and ~out-gamed Moore, was
entitled to tho verdict II for Ma other
reason than tho foul work Of Moore.
In Tho Brown-NNolEast bout Lac. -feht
Nolghst did everything mean %, Brown.
He 'heeled' time and time again. In
tho breaks lie paid no attention 10 III.
referee. Three times Mt last he was o.,
Viciously anxious to take every possible
advantage. he struck At Brown over
the head or shoulder OF the referee.
and each time no landed on the referee
Wolgast. the cheese champion" should
be barred from the ring for his dbso,u.e
disregard OF the rules. The game Go
going so nicely now that Il Is n pitt
to see gutter work irdulged In by lads
who are gathering the sheckcls in bag
fIIi
The evening world., 1911-03-04
A New ARSENE
:. :: IS LUPIN Story
The Blonde Lady"
Pv Maurice lie Blanc
By Maurice lie Blanc

two banks over a distance OF three
quarters OF a mile. once you escaped
death your capture was certain"
And yet I'm here"
M. Lupin. there are two men in tho
world OF whom nothing can astonish
me--myself first n you nest"
Peace was concluded.
II shears had failed m hls undertake
iugs against Arscar LYpln, II Lupiu re-
manned the exceptional enemy wIo ON he
must definitely rcnOuncc all attempts 20
capture; II, IN tho course or the engage
monts, Lupin always preserved his SUI
ncrioritY, the Englishmau had ncyerthe-
less, thanks to his formidable tclaCity,
recovered the Jewish lamp just as he
had recovered the blu diamond. Per
haps this time the result was less brill
liant, especially from the point ~ view
% the public, since Shears was obliged
to suppress the circumstance n which
the jewish lamp had been discovered
and 10 proclaim that he did not know
the culprit's name. But A. between man
and man. between Lupin ana shears.
between burglar and detective, there
was, In all fairness. neither victor nor
vanqulghod. Each Of them could hay
claim TO equal trIumphs.
They talked, therefore. Ike courteous
adverstries who have laid down their
arms and who esteem each other at
their true worth.
Al SHears's request Lupln described
his escape.
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ma In' , ro,rr,., ANN A., so ,,"o 'a.
nr ~ ,I IT, M, sn,. t6a
' b., 80 - 80 80
w. w., ,,.%S, $50 az
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The evening world., 1911-03-04
-HERE MAY NOT BE any ook
making openly pursued In New

-HERE MAY NOT BE any book
making openly pursued In New
York at present. hut there was
one large bunch Of them present az
their beefsteak party In Reisenweber ;
on Thursday night. And oddly enough
they looked prosperous, which to the
wise might seem to indicate mat the
seschatt was good. Certainly there
was some classy talent, which included
the bushful Princess Corita. who did "A
snake dance without snakes or with
out much OF anything else for that mat
ter. And. too there was Sophie Tucker,
the east side calliope prima donna.
VINO has it ON Maggie cline when II
comes to IN" shout. There was Johnny
O'D0nnell with some new and good
ones. ana there was a Lady In tights
that sang aud said stories. aud there
were Dick Bernard and Jack Brown
and Harry HOFFMAN aud Judge Snitkin
and Herman Rosenthal. the father or
tho feast. and Billy Minsky II KID
Grino and Joe Bernstein. bot Numbers
o. dis club.
n racing Is nearly dead, n gave "A
good wrigglc at that blowout.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

a dress OF white French lawn for n
young girl. The bottom of the skirt at
present is quite fancy with tucks and
lace, excepting the panel. which goes
all he way down. IGNORAMUS.
II there Is a hem in tho dress IL could
bo let ont IL q few tucks made, with
n row Of insertion below. and a new
hem put on. II there is any lace edg-
ing or al-ovor lace used or tho dress,
the eams could be used to iengthon tho
panel, which would give 1t a separate
effect Otherwise, use just the row Of
insertion Il tho new hem, but not the
tucks.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

NE OF MY absent withuut.leav
correspondents IL back on the job.
He Is here with hope Ia hi
heart that | may solve q troublou'
problem. and he puts 1t thus:
WURRA WTRRA
A. the circus clown says ! gay.
Here | am again YES. tea all over.
Have spent my honeymoon and my
money I'm bermuda. liad a Guo timc
going Gowu-all smooth sliIiuE-hut
coming back. so sick on Oi,
white In bermuda | go, into an
argument with a llinglishman. and
would Ike you 10 decide Il. Here
1t goes Is a chicken a reptile or al
insect; II NUT be one OF the oLhcr
for they alone lay eggs But If A
chicken he a reptile, is Il a mammal
AS ] understand "A reptile sucklcs
its young2
Before | submitted this 60 you I
asked my friend. George Farnham OF
White Plains. the champion whist
player who travels on the New YORK
Central, and he says q chicken must
be n nsh. because he once ate snaG
roe and some one told him roe was
eggs. SO. for heaven sake, Mac,
please enllghten us.
FIiED'E PURDY.
F~iatbush. Brooklyn. America. nesg
Bug House,
SUN Secretary Technical Council IS.
g.. $. T.. A.:
Everything but Ross IN tho Naval
Reserves:
Member OF Camp Poosevolt, Spanish
War Veterans Assoclat'or,
Borough Park Married Mems Assn;
Rubber Tree f'ultuTe GONigtvt
The evening world., 1911-03-04
TO RAZE OLD ~HAYMARKEI.
Business structure 10 Rise on site
OF Dance Hall.

Only tho memories OF the oio Hay.
market will be left after Its ,sixistine
lease shall have expired. Tbs, ram
shackle landmark IL to be torn Gown ~
make a site tor a great busincssrstru,.
ture.
Klein a Jackson, real estate operator.
paid sl.0Oo.cO for the property YESTERDAY.
The owners had refused to accept the
terms demanded by the operators until
they learned IA few days ago that the
license could not be renewed.
The evening world., 1911-03-04
HIS FATAL GAME OF TAG.
Little Schriyer Was 1T" and Wa
Caught by Automobile.

Thirteen-year-old William Schrlver
Of No. q Felix street Brooklyn. son OF
Frank Schriver. commission merchant,
playing IT. IN n tag game In Ashland
place, Broo klyn, with several other
boys Yesterday afternoon, ran IN front
OF the automobile Of John II, Gelhardt
OF No. 25 Jefferson avenue. Two wheels
passed over his body.
The boy was taken 10 Hrc Syn Hos
pltal by the chauffeur Melville Wood
hull, OF No. AZ Utica avenue, and died
last night. The police say the chauffeur
ives not 10 blame.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

llng companion.
The misty curtain lifted n the
clouds seemed to part IN the sky.
stars tw.niled up above,
Shears took his pipe from the poke.
Of his Inverness cape, nllcd it and
struck four matches, one after the
other. without succeeding in lighting
II. As he had none left. he rose ana
said 10 a gentleman seated 4 few
steps of
could you oblige me with a light,
please?"
Tho gentleman opened a box Of fusees
and struck one. \ fame blazed tp.
By it's light, shear saw Arsenc Lupln.
If the Euglishman had not given A
tiny movement, an almost impcrcepti-
Bile movement OF recoil, Lupin might
have thought that his presence on
board was known 70 him, 80 great was
the mastery which Shears retained over
himself and 80 natural the ease with
which he held out his hand to his
adversary;
"KecpinF vol. VI. Lupin"
Bravo exclaimed Lupin, from
whom this self-command drew n >ry ot
admiration.
"Brayo? 800 What ror?"
"What FOR? You soc me rcappear be-
fore You llko a ghost after Witnessing
my dive into tho Seine. and from PRIDE,
from Il miraculous pride which | vii
call essentially British. you give not a
movement OF establishment, you uttor
not a word Of surprise! Upon my word,
| ropont, bra vol IT'S admirabler"
"Thero's nothing. admirable about Il.
From the way YOU foil m the boat /
could see That you rc!l or Your own ,e.
cord and tul .1u had unt been struck
bN tho .~n.Ltuuf.G shot,
And you wcut away without know.
ting what became ot mcP'
What became OF you? knew. Five
hundred pscpls were commanding the
The evening world., 1911-03-04

SYNOPSIS Of rRECEpING CMArTERs.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Ar-cnc la In. the French ''th,,f genius" steals
a priceless blue diamond. III, ~scconplice IN tht
theft is a clever woman known as the Blonde
Lady" HOlmlock Shears. Eugland's foremost de-
tectiye. RECEIVERS the diamond. Rut Lupin ami IL"
blonde lady escape. soon aftcrvard shear, -
summoned 10 Paris by the Baron d'lmhieyslle 20
solve an odd theft m st,ry. By the same NAL
shears receives a letter from LIpin warning lAui
not tn undertake the case. Til, an.ors Shea
into lcrgdiug 90 d'lmDle,lllc's request. As SHEAR
eui li, friend. III. Wilson. leave the train IN
Paris a woman nu11rs ~ 20 them aud reieu,
Lupn's Warning. pImhlevo.le hsd lost . rar,
antique i,acl gni a quaint lItlg lilnu ~ ElNft
u was kent hidden, Nome Of the other ,tre1 urt'
iu the sanH cabinet have bc n disturbed, Shea,
aernDts the theft 10 IuuIn. Shears suspects ,ua,
Nile. ptmuu, .tar dImblcyaiIe childrcu's gov
,TrEss. j. lIY!n', lN'piG lice. lie anil Police In
spoctor Ganinld follow Lupin 10 a room. They
burst in and find a man lying murdered on the
floor. The police. attack LlWin on the seine.
They fire and he falls into thu water. That eve
ming shears calls upon the Barun DInblevalla
ami restores tho stolen articles, lie learns hat
the HarOn'S wife and not Mile, Demun was the
lhiei's acoomplice. Shears takes Nile. uemun L.
England with him. TN the boat h. promises net
his AID IN gaming employment.
The evening world., 1911-03-04
WLRRA WTRRA.


WURRA WTRRA,
| am deeply interested In clean
sport. l have never seen n cricket
match.
VIII you kindly inform me where.
In the neighborhood OF New York, I
can witness n game. l have been
Informed that without one has un-
limited time one "A only see part
of a game at a s~ltting-that they ex-
tend oven days? II this really tho
case?
Information on this subject will be
greatly appreciated by your truly.
ALBERT BUNCHENSKL.
staten Island.
It's a curious thing hat there should
he a Staten Islander seeking enlight-
eminent about cricket. Staten Island
has ngeling else to be proud Of except
crlcfet-unlesS II be Joe Mckone. You
can witness a gamc on the manor
farm which IL run by Abe Bearman, but
youll have TO start In your teens II
you wish 10 see It finished before you
reach the allotted span Of life of three
score and ten.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

All questions
concerning d e.
signs ard ma
teridis Of dresses
S h o uld be adj
dressed TO the
Fashion Editor
OF The ECening
World. No pat.
terms tor designs
in this column
The evening world., 1911-03-04
WTPRJ WfrRR1.

WtRRi WGRRi.
In a t~hree-handed auction pilochis
n OF the players has king and aneen
or diamonds. king and queen or
hearts. King and queen Of clubsl md
King. queen, jack. ten and ace o.
spades NEEDED on the board. How
much Toes Il count?
Please glvo you reasons for your
conclusion and much obliCe,
NJ. -. BROMBERG.
Only that II is the holy season OF Len
] would lose patience with you, M.
Rrombe-g Tho fortunate with 4 han,i
like that gets 80 points FOR his sequence
OF spadcs n go for the round trip.
being 60 queens. 80 Kings. 20 tritnps, =
hearts. ~ clubs M % diamonds. TIE
marriages have nothing whatever to do
with the sequence OF trumps.
n II tho fastest time 7 viii m
swcr this question unless | arm forced 70
Il.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

drawn and when the openew srs.
asked TO bet he said he did .not
open. All cards were exslhbed.
aud No. I was the only player who
could show openers. lie held~ pair
OF queens. How should the pa 20?
ONE THAT WANTS TO BE EAR.
The pot should go to tho msS with
the openers or better. The man who
didn't have openers and opened the pot
should hrst be told what a sink ne
was and then penallzed by being oh
1iged to put up for all players in the
next jackpot. II In the case above
stated there was no pair Of openers
shown the pot should be doubled b.
the false alarm opener and a new dea.
made. ~
The evening world., 1911-03-04
Dear Fashion Editor;

Dear Fashion Editor;
have a white gown embroidered in
white and silver. What would be a
good color 20 have II dyed for street
wear Tho silver viii not tako tho dive.
so shall ! rr-omhroidcr that part In con-
trasting shade or shall | do Il IN self
color 70 match the other embroidered
parts? Shall | use a contrasting gird.e q?
And what shall I use for yoke and
cuffs? The hips n waist have six
rows ~ fine stirring, IL this used now?
| am twenty-four. JAY KAY.
I would suggest dyeing your gown q
dull gray blue, In a medium shade, not
too light. II tho silver embroidery is
not too hosvy looking, r~e-embroider it
in black, otherwise in self color. A
black satin girdle would be pretty. Tho
shirringa arc all right, and for yoke
and cuffs use cream lace.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

b9t ruth The description furnished it
rs a simple matter to cork out pat.
terms.
The evening world., 1911-03-04
CEAPTi.R VIII.
(Continued.)

r--SIEY exchanged no more words
&: &: &: !: IT,: !: :: :: q: =: J: 6. E: E: e: :: =: 4: : !: !:
- settled down near his travel
The evening world., 1911-03-04

A.. r.. K.-IIarlem Tommy Murph,
was born In this city, His right nam,
IL Murphy, and he looks II.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA,
by GlBtcl Lcrous.
Most Daring Sensation Novel, o.!
the Century VIII Rsg!n In Moa-
days Evening World.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

AZ ioVt OF foard ,%s,ic,c. sdy1,sea
Woie's Lnformsti1a Buresu, siIiiEs-
tSS,.aSaa,ass o flSsae aol rf5 : :. FNsi Eqf.a':
~ any nr.sd.s AZ .woria's hsriSm ~,
hrooslsS CiTes," No. WashiSgtoSS' Il.
nss9tlsn. fys 80 dAss toii.Wtas de
The evening world., 1911-03-04

f. r. Sag Harbor.-society FOR Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals, Msdi-
son avenue and Twenty-sixth street.
Address your communication TO Super
intcndent Freel and he'll get on the
inh In a ilnv.
The evening world., 1911-03-04

WUPRd WIRRAs
Pot opened tor 80 cents Nos. :,
., 3, :, @ ana o play. No. 2 makes Il
81. 40. tluU. At stay. Card. are
The evening world., 1911-03-04

Dear Fashion Editort
WI you advise me how to isRsthsn
The evening world., 1911-03-04

Them | have encountered seem TO belong
60 tho Ptcrodactyl family that occupied
n prominent place In reptile circles some
cons ago.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
Wcman's Club.

There was called meeting Of
the Woman's Club Monday evening
AT the residence of the presidnt. Mrs.
Leslie Jones, for the purpose OF de.
termining several matters of bust.
ness. Among other things 1t was
decided that the first meeting of the
l9ll-le terms of the organization will
be held on Friday. October 18th
The president. Mrs Jones, aud Mrs
W. A. Hart viii go as delegates to
the State Federation OF Clubs which
meets In Denver, October I'd to Oc-
tober 1th.
The programs that fill the 1911
IL year book of this progressive club
are excellent and promising. and the
members are eager fer the work and
the pleasure that awaits them In pur.
suance OF the clabs plans
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
G. !. A. Quarterly Meet.

There Is to be big quarterly
meeting of the q. |. A. in Pueblo
next Wednesday. and all of the mem
b.rs of this lodge that can posi-
bly, do SO expect to attend.
The grand president OF the order,
Mrs. W. \. Murdock. OF Chicago. is
booked to be present, and. all in all.
1t will be an interesting and pleas.
ant time.
The following names have been sug,
gested as among those who will at.
tend from here: Mrs. Leslie Jones,
president of the local order; Mrs. W.
S. Hair. Mrs. Wm. Heirgood. Mrs. T.,
erhart. Mrs. Love. Mrs. Hood, Mrs.
keffer. Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. McCart
ney. Mrs. Pearson.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
oionified -Four Year Old.

Miss Grace fernscl was four years
old Monday and each Of her many
child friends and older admirers took
par y. making the day delight to
her.
Al the kindergarten she WAS made
III. leader In the games. III. small
hostess a, the serving hour. and
later was wrapped from head TO foot
In u golden chain Of her little school.
fellows weaving. For one so small
she bore her bonors with reat dir.
nifty. -Four candles were lighted sig.
nificant of the four happy years that
have passed over tho wee iady's curl,
head. and after awhile were blown
ou Thy four little friends selected IN
perform that part cf the program by
)fhe happy hostess.
Her frscnds. old and young. could
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
j:.%
ouigle-herren.

Mr.. Earl Quiggle. Of Buona Vista.
Colo. who is in the employ OF the
Colorado Midland as express messcn.
ger. aud Miss Cosctfe Hcrrcn. daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. c. VI. Ilerren. OF
this city were married quietly last
Sunday morning at the residence OF
the brides parents, 800 Bclleyiew ay.
enue.
Rev. OTIS G. Dale performed the
impressive ring ceremony promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock. and immc diately after
the wedding party consisting only
of the bride aud groom. Miss Ida Her
rem. Mr.. and Mrs Herrcn and Mr. j.
william Quigglo. sat down to the de.
lIcious but simple wedding breakfast.
The bride. who wore an exquisite
white lingerie dress and carried white
crysanthemums was attended only By
her sister. Miss Ida Horr,n, who
was also dressed In white The groom
Was attended by his brother. J. W
Quigglc
Mr.. and Mrs Quisg,e left at 1910
for Colorado Springs They viii b.
AZ home after October list. in Buena
Vista This publication Joins their
many friends In hearty congratula.
tions and Ia good wishes.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
$50
Mrs. stapp surrrifed.

\ \ genuine surprise was given Mrs.
iapp last Tuesday afternoon. when
fhe members of III. W. :. Club In.
,aded her home on Ration avenue.
The afternoon was spent In quilt.
ing for Mrs siapp. Refreshments
were served and Mrs. Stapp proved
herself u delightful hostess.
The guests departed with memo
ries Of jolly good time. wishing
Mrs. Siapp many happy days In her
new home In North In Jun,a.
The next regular meeting Of the
club viii be with Mrs. Dunlap. ia
Belicview avenue. on Wednesday af.
ternoop. September 27th.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16

4 report. which IL official. from
our city schools Is most encouraging.
and gives us good reason to believe
that isli.l? viii be the best year
ever In our school history.
The enrolment. up to the present.
In the high schools. commercial and
regular. is Isi. and thus far ii2o
have enlisted In the grammar grades.
making a total Of over 800 pupils
enrolled.
Departmental work has been intro.
duc'd Into III. sixth. seventh and
eighth grades and Ii proving pleas
ant and very effective
The different organizations for ath.
letics are being earnestly perfected.
III. football boys especially showing
M In soodly numbers for practice
under the guidance OF II. A. Wilbur
Next week viii record the organi.
zation Of literary societies aud ~
the Boys Lyeenm club. This latter
viii be- conducted along old.fashion.d
lines. VIII be- In fac, such n lycoum
club a. Clay. Webster and Calhoun
attended
There was n meeting ~ all mem.
bcrs of the Boys Club last evening
In III" reception hall of the club.
the object of which was the annual
election Of officers
Mr.. Treasure. our city superinien.
dent. says that he has never seen
more promising starts than have
been made In every department n
certainly seems that our city viii
not only sustain but will surpsss our
previous excellent record.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
%j+
Woo L oush.

Cards have been received In La
Junta by friends of Mr. Oscar Harry
Wood. announcing his marriage on
September 9Th. In Osborne. Kan. to
Miss Muriel Lough. MIR, Wood taught
in La Junta last year. his duties
being in the high school as instruc.
tor In chemistry and physics. aud
at the commercial high school. in
structor Ia commercial law and arith.
metic lie Is now. however. connect
ed as secretary with the Hess
Plume Company. located In Denver.
and IL is IN that city that Mr.
aud Mrs Wood will make thelr home
after October 9TH.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
Presbyterian Missionary Society.

49,
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
Little Folks Amused and Feasted.

Monday evening Mrs. b. II. Ellis
and Miss Ida Grieshammer chaperon-
ed party OF little people to the
idle Hour and to Wonderly's The
ALTERS and thence to Fernsell's con
fectionery parlor where they were
refreshed on many delicacies. Those
who made up the happy party were
Florence Bomgardner. Marian Down
ner. Maurice Brasher, Amanda Ellis.
Agnes Behymer. + ddy Behymer and
Carolyn Ellis.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
In honor of Guest.

Mrs. G. H. WinchCll entertained
few young people Wednesday even
ing for the pleasure OF her guset'
Miss Gasson.
Il Pink and white carnations were
used in simple but effective decora-
lion, and 500 was the game select
ed, at which TO pass the time. Light
Refreshments were served in two
courses
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
Sths Presbyterian church met. as had
|bRen planned, on Thursday afternoon
W .th Mrs. r. A. Gordon In North La
sJunta.
There was an excellent attendance.
and great earnestness and energy
were manifested. Plans were laid
Tor the years work and the course
of study for the year was begun.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
...:-.:
Monday Af,rneoen Bridge Club.

Mrs. f. G. Edwards entertained the
Monday Afternoon Bridge Clnb Thurs
day afternoon OF this week at her
home ON Bgileview avenue. The hours
were from three TO five. and the
program OF games was followed by a
service OF light refreshments. \ Grim.
son verbena was laid upon each plate
as special favor from the hostess.
and as rich reminder OF the autumn
season that is upon us.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16
Beatrice Stevens. Editor
Altar Society.

The Altar Society OF the Catholic
Church was entertained Tuesday af-
[aernoon at the home of Mrs. J. kelle-
;her in South La Junta. After an
Important business session there was
u pleasant social hour during which
.Sefreshment was served.
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-16

ask no brighter gift for little Grac,
than that all her birthdays may b.
as fair and as happy as was he'
fourth.