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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
PORTAGE LAKES
ARE VICTORIOUS
DEFEAT MOHAWK TEAM BY THE
SCORE OF TO AT AMPHi-
pRoME. GAME FAST
AND EXCITING.

The first hockey game this season
between the Portage Lake and Mo-
hawk teams, which was played at the
Amphidrome last evening resulted IN
a victory for the Portage Lakes by the
score OF 10 4. II was fast game
replete with brilliant ay.
Early In the frs. haf Mohawk
seemed TO have a slight advantage over
The locals and 81. George WAS the first
10 register for Mohawk, taking the
puck on a pass from Williams TWO
minutes later Trcglowne pushed the
rubber into the net after a brilliant
Individual rush Pryor was the first 10
score for Portage Lake after carrying
the muck The entire length Of the ice
soon after 81. George made goal three
for the visitors. Before the close oil
the half. Mahan and McCurdy shot
GOALS for Portage Lake and the han
ended in a tie.
In the second half T. rtage Lake
Jared much better and carried the plas
10 Mohawk territory. Pryor ana Ex-
ley scored goals four and I'VE for th'
locals early In the second period anc
Brewer made MOhaWk's nth ant
last goal McCurdy made six fol
Portage Lake one minute ater Brew
ers goal and sicotte losl n' time II
sIamming in the last two 1a king tn
score 10 T.
For the last ten minutes Of play th'
teams were playing with six men each
Fxley having been struck in the fac'
with the puck and Uksila retiring tC
even up the teams.
Haug and McCurdy played excellent
hockey for Portage Lake and Cross
was the brightest star for Mohawk
The teams viii meet again at Mohawi
on Friday evening Following are th'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
BASKET BALL SATURDAY.

The Hancock and Houghton basket
ball teams. representing the respective
high schools Of the two towns. viii
meet at the Amphidrome on Saturday
afternoon next for the opening game
OF the interscholastic schedule. \
game between the boys and girls teams
will take place after the big game.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16

.-,,,u.. sz7-Ezf- ~
ab1o matter may burn as quickly as
possible No water should be thrown
In the chimney because Of the danger
OF cracking the brick, but salt may be
used safely. There should be no delay
m turning in AN alarm as such delays
ar. dnngerous.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
MIscHA ELmAN ENGAGED.
Noted Violinist TO Appear Here in
Concert Next Fall.


Announcement was made yesterday
Of the engagement here in the comini
summer and fall Mischa Elman. thu
world famous violinist and Mime. Sehu'
mann Helnk. The former is not com
ing until sometime in the fall, bu
Nine. Schumann-lIeink will appear on
June 2, at the Amphidrome.
This will be- the second visit of tn
great operate singer TO Portage LAKE
she having given concert at the ker
redgc theater iu 1910. II is also i'm
timated that Nine. 'retrazinni may be
induced 10 appear here before the enc
of the year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
STARTS WEEK FROM TODAY.
Arrangements Completed for Holding
Sixth Annual Poultry Show.

The sixth annual show Of the Cop
per Country Poultry association, which
is expected 90 De one Of the best yet
held by the society. opens one week
from today and the Amphidrome and
win continue on January %. "a and
%. There win be number Of new
features this year, one being the ad-
mission TO entry and competition for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
Are Increased
By Use OF

Beecham's Pills in time, and be-
fore minor troubles become deep
seated and lasting. This famous
family remedy will clear your sys-
tenn, regulate your bowels, stimu-
late your liver, tone your stomach.
Then your food will properly
nourish you and enrich your blood
You will be healthy enough TO
resist disease-strong enough to
take due advantage OF oppor-
tunity after taking, as needed,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16

The peach and plum are short lived
trees. The pear and apple are long
lived. lr iAA
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16

as a master OF the financial side OF the
railroad business At the same time ne
has acquired among scientists a repo-
ration as a deep student and an orig
inal thinker on problems related 10 ev-
oution OF animal and plant life. For
Years no has made a deep study Of the
various branches OF biology particu-
larry the Darwinian theories pertain
ing 10 evolution. on which he is rec
ognlzcd authority.
General sir Ian Hamilton. a noted
omcer OF the British army. 81 years old
today.
George Washington Taylor, repre-
sentative in Congress OF che First Ala
bama district. G3 years old today.
Johnston Forbes Robertson, the cell
obrated English actor now touring
America, SO years old today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-16
Health
And Success

are such intimate relations that no
one can be expected to be well
acquainted with success who does
not keep good hold ON health.
Most serious sicknesses start in
minor troubles of the digestive
organs. Thousands know by
actual experience that health and
strength-and therefore success
The evening world., 1912-08-31
DIVORCE IS DENIED
MRS. HUT IN RENO
ON HER own STORY
Says She Wants to Live With
Artist if He Will Change
Habits.

RENO. New, Aug. n.--Mrs. Edna Gar
field de la Terre HUT. the more beau
tiful than Venus wife Of Henry HUT,
New York artist. 10 III to-day as the
result OF her failure to obtain q divorce.
She collapsed IN court last evening when
Judge French refused her . decree
pending further evidence.
There was CONSERVATION among Mrs.
Hutts friends and attorneys when the
Judge announced that tho testimony was
not At all satisfa Glory In proving wilfui
desertion on the artists part. The trial
was continued to Sept. 10 to enable
Mrs. Hutrs attorneys. James ulynn and
Oscar J. smith. to secure further depo.
sitions.
When Mrs. HUT was on the stand
Judge French questioned her closely
and manifested surprise at some Of her
replies. Tho court was thronged and
Mrs. HUT was very nervous The
beauty OF the plaintiff and the knowi-
edge that she had been her husbands
model for some OF his most notable
studies attracted an unusually big
crowd OF women. who listened eagerly
to every word Mrs. HUT said and we're
very sympathetic toward her afterward.
Through his attorneys, Ayers Il Gard
ner. HUT denied the accusations Of
neglect OF duties, harsh treatment and
deser,ion. An agreement a. to q money
settlement and tho custody Of their
elght-year-old child had been reached.
Mrs. Hutts complaint was based upon
an allegation OF simple desertion In New
York City Aus ~. 1910. She did not
repeat the allegations upon which she
sued In her suit in New York.
She declared that irrecon ollable diner.
ences IN temperament. disposition and
desires were continually arising between
her and HUT. resulting Ia many I'M
haLpy. ACRIMONIOUS uIsputes, witnout
any fault on her part. causing unnAp-
p.ness oil n.na ana ouimin-ung IA tns
/ aeseriion OF her by her husband.
I'VE kept house all time we were to-
| gether at No. 342 West Elgnty-afth
s,reel, ABOUT Two years. she les ,,,,eu.
| MY husband was away IRON hons
nearly every nighl until 2 and . O'clock.
IL was not nee, ssary 10 his business.
didn't knos tho cause. unless he pr..
ferred 10 DC sonow mere else than home
1 WAS tired OF LIVING that way and d d
not approve Of 1t. and We had trouble
about It. lie never promised to do dir.
ferently.
u had nervous breakdown and the
physician advised me 10 70 to the sen.
shore and | went to Narragansett Pic,
July ., 1910. leaving a housekeeper In
charge OF the homo. ! tol1 ny husho nd
! was gong and he acquiesced, bur n,
did not purchase ticket for me.
received n letter from him there a weel
later. asking when 7 was intending I,
return home. ] replied in about ri,
weeks
Wis stav'ns out nights was our on,
trouble lie found no fault with IN,
whstever. lie didn't say much
81 want to live with him II hs wi,
| ehanyn hls hnh'ts"
The evening world., 1912-08-31
"BATTERY'S" BLOWOUT
TO BE A BIG AFFAIR.
Old First District to Have Gay
Old Time at Outing To-
Morrow.


Tho Huron Club and the Tammany
Hall General Committee and Organi.
zation of the First Assembly District
will hold their annual outing, enter
tainment and games at witzers. Col
lege Point, tomorrow. Young Bat
terry Dan" Finn. leader OF the district
will draw the largest delegation the
"Old First" has ever turned out.
Frank Farrell. baseball magnate
who Is Chairman of the General Com
mittee, will umpire the baseball game
He has donated n valuable silver cui
to 60 to the winning team. There will
be prizes for all the other games. John
J. Dugan. Chairman OF Games Com
mittee. will be assisted by Alderman
william Dresher, Assemblyman laugh.
lin. August Quick. Charles Jacobs. Hum.
berto Fugazy and others. George ].
Gaskin will furnish the vaudeville enter.
tainment. A special twenty-five yards
race between John j. Finn and Mike
Bambrick has got all the sports In
the district out with their wads. Ex-
Assemblyman II. J. Malloy has been
fixed upon as the victim to be Judge
the finish OF the redoubtable Dick
but he doesn't duck the responsibility
lie has been in many tough places
before, holding the record as champion
big game killer and toothless fish ex.
terminator OF the wilds of Rockland
Lake,
The evening world., 1912-08-31
RYAN HAS $4,000
INCOME FROM VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. Aug. H.-Under the pro.
visions Of virginias income tax law.
Thomas r. Ryan, tho great nnancier
aad railroad wizard, owner OF 4 vas,
farming estate In Virginia and one OF
ne Sac delegates to the Baltimore
cosv~ntion. makes oath that his yearly
Income from oil sources In Vlrsinil 10
only Slb2.00o OF which 500 10 exempt
from income taxation.
Mr.. Ryan's sworn statement Is filed In
Nelson County and covers only such
property a. 10 owned In Virginia.
Mr.. Ryan's sworn income Is much less
than that OF John r. Branch, Rich
mond's wealthiest citizen, who turned In
$4,000 az his annual income, although
Mr.. Ryan Is reputed TO be tea times
richer than any other man In Virginia.
The State authorities are taking cog
aisance OF the sworn statements made AZ
TO incomes. and II Is likely there VIII be
wholesale Grand jury Investigations OF
these reports tnrou shout the State
The evening world., 1912-08-31
FORMER AMERICAN WINS
$25,0 900 FLYING IN BRITAIN,
S. r. Cody Takes First and a Spe,
cial Prize in British War
Office Competitions.

LONDON. Aug. si.-The two leading
prlsss In British Army aviation have
been awarded by the British War OF.
oos TO o. r. Cody. once an American
oatissn. but now . natura lized British
sueject. - . result OF the recent army
aviation meeting At Salisbury Plain mill.
taSy camp.
Mr.. Cody had won the principal
award. the nrst prise OF $4,000. In the
oompstltion open to the airmen of tho
satirs world. nyins In aeroplanss OF any
system made In any country. Mt. Cody
used . bipians Of his own construction.
Armand Deperdussin. u Frenchman,
carried on the second prize OF $4,000
n the same competition In . monopians
Of Ais own make.
Mr.. Cody was also the winner In the
ceatest open to British subjects only,
Who were compelled to ny machlnes
built with the exception Of the motors
n the United K'nsdom. Again. with q
biplans OF his own invention. Mr.. Cody
won 5000.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
TALKED SELF INTO JAIL
WITH FREEDOM IN SIGHT
Magistrate wns About to Discharge
Young samuel. Who Just
wouldn't Keep SIN.

II Samuel Block. eighteen yeirs old.
OF Avenue q and East Ninety-eighti
street. East New YORK. had only kept
quiet a few minutes longer until he
was outside the jurisdiction Of the
court, he would DO stll riding on his
bicycle on the side,, AXIS OF Canarsle
and Fart New York instead OF Ian
gushing IN tail FOR flvo days.
Samuel Is q bright young lad, grad
uate Of the brooklyn Commercial High
School. editor OF tho school paper. and
at present a messenger In a Manhattan
bank. He had holiday yesterday and
he thought he would try out his new
bicycle which no had Just bought With
his savings OF the summer.
The streets of Canarsie not being in
the best OF condition. Samuel ambled
along on the sidewalks until he was
held up by Policeman Hammer OF the
Canarsle station. who brought him be-
fore Magistrate Miller in the New Jsr-
sey Avenue Police Court this morning.
The Magistrate liked the boys appear
ance. and when told that II was his nrst
offense OF any sort he was about to dis
charge him. when Samuel launched
forth into an orator!cal display. hercely
alta ck!ng the police for petty perssou.
tion. threatening to write to Mayor
Gaynor and to the newspaper.
Magistrate Miller. dryly commenting
that he didn't care for short storisA
said that he would give Block ample
time to write his articles.
II think five days" said the Judge
will give you plenty OF time to write
rood long letters to Mayor Gaynoe aud
thu editors"
The evening world., 1912-08-31
GIRLS, YOU'LL HAVE
TO GET HIS NOTES
At THE DOOR NOW
Uncle Sam Puts Ban on De-
livery Of Love Letters at
General Post-Oifice.
care you twenty-one years oldT'
Have you a permanent residence

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~ ,, r,.,aono.
' ~"
"We'
Are you using tleut'ous "snhe'
Is this correspondence ihcsa'F
That IL the catcchism which every
seFa will be put through from now on
n sbe wants TO have her mail delivered
=, N. o.,.r., pos,-off,e. The ordcr
~. cor,. from tJne,. sam ana goes
~ effect to-day.
Aathe, an embarrassing question that
g., IN. 4. 4, no,7 or course n isn't
.v,oo..d tina, everv cir, 4, eoinr TO
.Ami, she IN. reached the age OF ma
e,,,,v N.,,h., v,iI she be willing TO
.rocis,rn 70 tho world 1ust how old she
ysai,y n. But such 4, the order sent
fr.u washington. and IL any OF the
r,..s,, dsv m,.se, wish 10 obtain mail
-,,hou, ,h.,r narents' knoyledge they
,,,,., \. .,,,,r. 10 admit thar age.
:. g.. . .r.a, dsai Of elaboration
~. o., =, ,ha no.,sl au,boritie, to
$500. ~, Question. must he nut 10
A.. ,,n,,n- womsn Az. n. ons Of the
80, ....r,,., COMMUNICATION. ana the
nvm.L.r. realized there would b
....,a.r.h,. ,,ouhl. when thu question
- a.. .aa.na,.a uov.y.r 4,
49,. a. 80 90 ,.u a. ,n,,u,h
80. .,r, .,,h.r To sav you
S -, ss.a ,o,, ,w.,,,.. v,n
-. ,ns,,. ~. .,,;o.,,v =, rho no,,.
49, -, 80 o., a.. Zoo
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-. -, 80 ~, ,w.r,y.or. Won
-, - =" 80 sor,. 80 vs,, un,,,
wom.n :,
oe"s.' co. yoa ~. =, -.
ne eyes oi .ne pAw An, eap~e
csivins private mail without ou''''e IN
Assistant Postmaster Thomas r.
Murphy of New York, says too many
The evening world., 1912-08-31

the efforts of the crews Of six emergency
wagons. Flames and sparks shot forty
feet high when one manhole cover was
lifted on tho Circle. 1t was an hour
before electricians discovered that the
trouble was due TO defective Insulation
In connection with the main cable.
Thousands Of passengers waited I'm
patiently In the dark cars and In the
lighted ones that lined up at the two
ends Of the dead cable. After an hour s
delay everybody got out except one
north-bound man passenger. who said
he had spent his last nickel for carfare.
His car started on for home at 1910
A. NJ
The evening world., 1912-08-31
RANCHER A BARON n
/. BY DEATH IN LONDON
Of GREY De RUYTHEN
English Nobleman'S Brother,
Now in Montana, Succeeds
to Ancient Title.

LONDON. Aug. 3i.-A Montana rancher
becomes a British peer by the death 10
day OF Baron Grey de Ruthyn In his
fifty-fourth year.
He is succeeded In the title by his
brother. Cecil Tal5o' chiffon Of Moth
fields Ranch. Montana
The dead lord was tho ,wenty-four;i
baron OF his line. the first load OF tho
same title having been created In iJci.
The title carries the hereditary right -
bes" the gold spurs at the Kings cor D
nation.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
NEWSPAPERS TO PROTEST.
Hoard of Aldcpmen 10 Hear From
Them To-MOrrow Evening.

A special meeting Of the Newsdealers
and Stat!oners' Protective ana Bsnevo-
lent Association OF New York will DO
held on Sunday evening. Sept. I. at the
Lenox Casino. Lenox avenue and One
Hundred and Sixteenth street. ~ q pro-
test against the recent introduction by
the Board OF Aldermen OF = resolution
prohibiting the erection Of news stands
within one hundred feet Of an ~" or
subway station. II 10 also contemplated
10 plan a campaign whose object will be
the securing of station privileges such
as are now enjoyed by . prominent
vending company.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
TIE.UP AT COLUMBUS CIRCLE
STALLS THOUSANDS IN CARS.
Short Circuit Blocks Broadway Cars
Two Hours, With Fireworks
Display.

A short circuit that blew out wire
connections stalled Broadway and
Fifty-ninth street car service for two
hours at the height OF the home-going
movement from the theatres last night.
Tho blockade extended from FIFTY
ninth street to Eighty-sixth street
and was effective from 10 o'clock unit
nearly midnight. Besides the Broad
way and F!fty-nlnth street lines, ser
vices involved were the Amsterdam ave-
nue., Columbus avenue, Tenth avenu,
and Eighth avenue.
Several spectacular displays ATTENDED
The evening world., 1912-08-31

Fifth Avenue Theatre will be Maude
Hall Macy and company presen ns in
the Gray OF the Dawn" Louise Gallo
way and Joseph Kaufman in Little
Mother" and Marvine. male soprano.
At Proctor's Twenty-third Street Thea
tire will be Qua Edwards's Newsboy
sextette. J. Roger West and Ida Van
siclan In My Gal Jess." Carrie Lille.
and others. The Till at tho Fifty-eishtn
Street Theatre will include William b.
Patton and company In Apple Bios.
sons" the Travellinos, pantom.mic Jug
glers; and the Rathskeller Trio. Smith,
Voelk and Cronin At the One Hundred
and Twenty-nfth Street Theatre will be
the Walter N Lawrence Players In
"Alias Mr.. Roseberry." Adams and
Giroux, Smith and Garner. ana Pauline
Barry.
The Alhambra reopens on Monday
afternoon with Valerie Dergere In ms
Japanese WIFE" Stella Mayhem aho
Billy Taylor. Eddie Foy and the Seven
Toys. "Rube" Dickinson, nonoioEist,
Nevins and Gordon In Little Miss Man.
icure," and others.
The Bronx Theatre will also reopen on
Monday afternoon. The bill will Include
Carrie De Mar In The Album OF LIFE
Pictures" Felix and Caire in new spe-
cialty. the Four Hanlons, acrobats;
Agnes Scott and Henry kean IN Drift
| Ing" and Marcus and Qartelle, comedy
| skaters.
PARKS AND BEACHES.
For its closing week the New Brighton
Theatre. Brighton Beach. will offer
Arthur McWaters and Grace Tyson In
a musical travesty. Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner Crane In The Little Sunbeam
Charles Leonard Fletcher in character
studies. Olive Briscoe. coincidence. and
Emma Francis and her Arabs.
| Among the attractions at Henderson,
| Music Hall Coney Island will be San
Chip and Mary Marble presenting 'Ir
Old Edam," THE Island OF Love-" 4
musical comedy; Hawthorne and Burt,
In THE New Recruit" Howard ant
Lawrence In The Cigar Girl" 10,
Whitehead. and Grant and Jones.
New acts Will Ne seen In the FIRE,
circus NJ Luna Park.
one OF the features at steeplechas,
rark during Mardi Gras week will b,
The Battle OF Flowers"
The evening world., 1912-08-31
waldo Witnesses street Ca

Police Commissioner Waldo witnessed
collision this morning as he was lcav-
Ing his apartment in tho Ritx-Carlton.
An express automobile hit the rear OF n
northbound Madison avenue car. at the
corner Of Forty-hfth street and Madison
avenue. Both car and automobils were
damaged, but no one was injured,
The evening world., 1912-08-31

Al lost or found articles nd
v~rtised In The worfd vii, he
listed st The Worlds Informa-
ties Buresn. Pulitzer Building
Arcade. IA v Row Worries
Uptown Ofiire. northwest cor
Aer 3sth 81. and Hroadw ayt
Verde Harlem office. 2A0
West t25th 81. and Worlds
Brooklyn Office. 2O2 Washing
ton ST.. Brooklyn. for 80 dsys
following IN. printing Of tho
Advertisement.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
sign of a Crouch,

tFIom the Atlanta Journal
When man Ia dining at home and
asks his better half why she fried the
Ice cream. II Is sign that he Il In .
bad hum0r.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
MEDICINES MADE FROM
ROOTS AND HERBS


In the good old-fashioned
days of our grandmothers they
depended upon medicines made
from the roots and herbs of the
! field to cure disease.
! Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
! table Compound,that standard
I remedy which is made from
{ roots and herbs for woman's
{ ills. had its origin in this way.
! For thirty years it has been re-
! deeming its promises wrlttenon
I the label Of every bottle by
Touring thousands of women of
s feminine ills. It's a good, honest
$medicine.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
PORT OF NEW YORK.
INCOMING sTEAMsHIPs.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

=, III IbsbAN.
Now York CITY, swansea. a nsric, Gibraltar
GtOfEla. ilran GtOr2ian Prince nouen
htr1n, JAgksontlle.
The evening world., 1912-08-31

. w. 1. DOUGLAS OWN EXCLUSIVE STORES IN NEW YORK.
s % OS srss~sy esS I
r ad Sire street. o ioa s Clark g.
The evening world., 1912-08-31
MARD| GRAS king
CAMPAIGN ENDS
|NFOUR DAYS
Voters Will Have to Hustle to
Get in Ballots for Their
Choices.
POLLS CLOSE SEPT. 5.
Rex X. Will Reign Over the
Best Carnival of Fun Ever
at Coney Island.
POLLS CLOSE SEPT. S.
KINc Of III: ffAE cooNEy
MAROl GRAS CARNIVAL.

Candidates must be nominated to
the Mardi oras Association and ac-
copied as candidates by the 'Nomi-
mating Committee OF the association.
No others will Be recognised by The
Evenins World.
Henry Kelley, Hariemites' Club. b.11e
william d. Kolle. Quartet Club. 3.75i
Marty Rowan. Marty Rowan
d. G. Observation-Disclosures. 2,so2
A. c. Brockway. Hudson Tun-
nels r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,f9
John Savarese. Cashier Fire
Dept, Queens ................... 1,2@S
Maurice Costello, Moving Pic
ture Actor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
Andrew b. Yacenda, Panama
ID. &. ...................... DIV
Frederick c. A. Schaefer, Indian
b. z. ....................... olo
Lou Liffman, Optima Club....... ~
John A. Grief, Essex s. c.. 40
Frank A. Miller. Moving Pic
ture Operatives ................. 80
Thomas r. Hawkins. NJ. w. of A. syo
George II. Blakney. Acme A. C.. 2is
Irving Osborne, Flatbush O. c. .oI
John J. Curr an. Irish-Am. A. A. III
Timothy d. Crimmins, Comet
Club .............'.'..'''. ~
Jacob Dens. Quincy s. C...'..'' IA
The evening world., 1912-08-31
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

garden will have Emma carus In new
songs, Gus Edwards's "Kabaret Kids"
Capt. KleInschmidts motion pictures
called "Roping big Game" Henry
Gives spirit Paintings" Charles
Ahearns Comedy Cyclists, and other
features.
The bill at the American roof garden
will include WIN Lacey, Alva McGlll,
Vic,orine ana Zolar. Barnes and Bar
ron. Sarah Bernhardt Pictures, Splegel
and Dunn, ana Gertrude Dean Forbes
and company,
! Madison SQUARE roof garden, whers tho
cabaret show II to have new features.
| Among the attractions At Proctor,
The evening world., 1912-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC ron TO DAY
The evening world., 1912-08-31

(Tor voting ooupon. See Ysvs a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
Colorado Makes You
Ten Years Younger

Would you be ten years younger IN a
few weeks time? Some one has said
ra0re. graphically perhaps than ali the
@1>ts-"Colorado makes you feel ike
ringing out Of bed in the morning.
is quite true that there is peculiar
o. lily to the atmosphere Of Colorado.
Worries crumble away, and the mind
seems 10 take it's cue from the body,
which is swallowing doses Of the best
medicine on earth-peTfect air and glorl-
oUs sunshine
me trip 10 Colorado is a part of the fun.
20 you know that the train service on the
oetter western Railways like the curling
.oh Route Is in many respects the best IN
ne world? This refers particularly TO the
Urine Car Service a Ia carte which The
burlington has made famous.
am employed by the Burlington Route
". Is. q. X. r. 10 give you Information
enc Try 10 make il easy and pleasant Tor
you 10 take the Colorado trip. l would like
70 send you first, a handbook OF Colorado
mo charge) telling all about the hotels and
gwo1sa,fding houses, prices, attractions, etc
WIN you allow me 10 send you COPY? w.
j. y Meara, Eastern Passenger Agent &. H.
y. X. r., 1854 Broadway, y. y. Tele-
phone Mad. So. BIOS.